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The iiluStrious traitors have really depart
ed. The British gun boat Rinaldo bears the
fslsht that the Trent was not allowed to
hola. The country is nd of them, not in the
Eay We should like to have seen them taken
out Of the northern world, but to be treated
with distinguished confederation BY the gov
srnnsnt that stOOps to very mean insults and
very lying charges, whenever it refers to the
Uuitsd States.
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tst. Louis Dispatch to Chicago Trbune)
By the arrival Of the steamboat City Of
Alton, last night, further particulars are re-
c, ived Of the attempted seizure Of that boat,
while passing Commerce. Several shot holes
are visible on the boat and she has been
visited by large crowds. Capt. Barnes
men, and 1t Is believed JEFF, Thompson was
present in person. The boat was warned off
repeatedly By 3 woman named Eversol, who
said JEFF. Thompson was present. The boat
went to an island below, where muskets and
rifles were obtained, and then the boat re-
turned, but the rebels had fed, and the
Unionists Of the town gave the boat three
cheers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

Postmaster General Blair is said to be de-
sirous Of q seat on the Supreme Court
Bench. II be is put there, the excellent
First Assistant P. n. General, John A. has-
son, Of Iowa, Is not unlikely to take his
place.
TIE RECIPROCITY TREATF.
A bin will probably be introduced lnto
Congress next week, repeating the act car
ryinT the Reciprocity Treaty with Canada
into eFect-advising the President to give
notice of the termination OF the Treaty It.
selE The passage Of this act may lead to re-
taliatory legislation by Great Britain, such
as repeal Of the liberal provisions Of the
Navigation LaWs by which our vessels get
a share Of their coastiug trade.
PAYMENT OF TROOPS.
Arrangements have been made to pay all
the troops up 10 the lst Of January. Orders
for preliminary musters were Issued several
days ago.
COL. CHAMPION VAUGHAN.
Champion Vaughan will be on Gen. Lanes
STAFF, with the rank of Colonel. Ee is q
South Carolinian, but for many years no.
ted Anti Slavery man. When Lane waE
confirmed Brigadier. General by the Sen
ate, the other day, Vaughan sent a dispatch
TO LeavenWorth in these words: Lane IL
confirmed. Glory to God Let the rebeli
hunt their hOlesl'
GRAPEvIRBs FROM JAPAN,
Our new Minister to Japan takes with hin
q sufficient fund to procure grapevine cut
tiugs of the best varieties of that country Il
be forwarded to the Agricultural Department
Of the Government. They viii arrive II
April next.
THE PROPOSED NATIONAL CURRENCY.
The sub Committee Of Ways and Eean
have still under consideration the scheme 70
q National currency, and have added the fol
IoWing important section, in view Of the sus
pension Of the banks in all the leading cite
North:
That Tor temporary purposes, and Until th
circulating notes authorized by this act shal
be issued and put in circulation By corpora
tions and associations to the aggregate
amount of 500. 0.OcO, 900, the Secretary be
and Is hereby authorized to issue $50, ,000, ,00
of Treasury notes on the faith OF the Unite
States, payable on demand, without spscsfy
ing any place of payment, and of such de
nominations as be may deem ezpedient, no
less than $5 each, which shall be receivabl
for all debts and demands due to the Unite,
States, and for all salaries, dues, debts an
demands owing BY the United States to indi
viduals, corporations and associations within
the United States, and such Treasury note
shall also b. legal tender IN payment Of al
debts, public and private, within the Unite
States, and shall be exchanged at any tim
at their par value the sane as coin
at the Treasury of the United States, and th
Offices of Assistant Treasurers in Sew York
Boston, Philadelphia, st. Louis and Cincin
natl, for any Of the coupon o. registers
bonds which the Secretary of the Treasury
now, or may hereafter be, authorized to issue
and such Treasury notes may be reissue
from time TO time, as the exigencieB o2 th
public service may require.
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- e Ilas a See IN 1ss

ThsseerstAry of the American shipmAst-
sra AasociatiOn furnishes the information
that ees lives hare been lost during the year
1851. from vss7sls sailing to or from AmeFi
can ports. These sTs classified as follows
,sll overboard, 2lSi lost on missing vessels.
AIs. b. stranded wrecks 1885, By collisions,
fouusuing ss, l7s.
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the congress messenger.
I A KAGCON
First Assistant Postmagter-GeneEaI.
AIassH and sIldsI Informed ef sheir Re.
lease.
The Boston Traveller says.

There was no communication with Fort
Warren on Saturday, in consequence of the
gale, and the prisoners taken from the Trent
were ignorant of the decision Of the Federal
Government in favor of their release. Kes-
tsrday newspapers we're carried down, con-
tanning the official correspondence, and Mr..
Mason was noticed at the window Of his
room perusing the intelligence with g smile
Of satisfaction upon his cOuntenance. Mr..
Slidell kept in the back ground. no Official
order has yet gone down for the release of
the prisoners
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@litaEa.
FOR TENNESsEEII
54th Ohio ZOuaVe Regiment.
100 MEN WANTED
To FILL TIE REGIHENT I

ARMED WITH THE RUsslAS RTFLEt
This Is the b-st opportunity Young Men viii have
&c t59 Regiments nov forming viii form tho quota
for Ohio.
HB-All who wish to join the best Regiment that
hiss ever lett hiO, will cvms along before Il is too
late.
All Becr7it' will be entitled 70 SIO5 Bounty
Uniforms, compifte, viii be furnished upon huligf-
menti also-ArOs and Accoutremsntg. Pay and sub
1stence = eommenoe rom tine Of Enlistmsnt
uAPAX from SIS % 81 per month.
Capt. Il. RICHARDSON,
l76 Superior Sc. over Forest City Bank.
Lieu't @. ". GALLEY, Recruiting and lIusisring
Odlosr. decll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

From Earl BIZ. Etq 0. Marahal
TT. Kendall has eItracte several corns rom the
fe. { OF members Of ny family, without pin aEd
VrrS satisfactorily. EAkL BILL.
Cl.veiaad, Dec. 80, 1851
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, I
APPOINTMENT OFFICE, Dec. 81, 1861. 3
The Congressional branch Office being
now in operation, the attention of Postmas-
ters at distributing offices is again called to
the order Of this department, requiring every
distributing Office to make up q separate bag
for ell matter, letters and papers directed to
members Of Congress, exclusive OF all other
matter. Special and careful attention is re-
quired to this order, and the clerks should
be so instructed. Such bags are TO be LABEL
led Congress, Washington, D. G." and route
agents at Washington will deliver these
bags direct to the Congress messenger.
y
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SPECIAL NOTICE:

he cold season is apDroaohing, and your dihicuI.
viii surely be worse and perhaps rendered II
BABLE.
There Is no guess work In the examination or IN
the Administering Of the medicines, tor By the In
Itruments used there can be no mistake, and the
Doctor hesitstes 70 inform the patient or his
hisnds Of the TBUE state Of tbs case.
Ths Doctors parlors ct the Weddsu House ars
thronged daily, many parsons coming from distant
States, and others who were dishsartened by form
sr experience and large sums paid to quaoks, here
and health, and that too By paying very moderate
and rsasonzblo charge.
There Il no charge for consultation.
Doctor AVER does not cure By mercury, caustios,
Iuinins bIsterng, bleeding OF any Of the practices
usually resored 70 in the treatment Of chronic dis
saSes. The treatment Is admirably adapted to Per.
sons who cannot take strong medicines the s1ecta
are prompt and permanent, and but few days trial
viii convince the most skeptieal. The Doctor win
with pleasure name parties VINO can be seen and
oOnVersed with in this city, who have been cured
By his mode Of treatment. Those who are nov
.amDering with their HYss under the blind guidance
Of travelling or who are dying By inch
Is under the hands Of physicians who do not under
Utand the nature os their disease or true mode Of
cure, delay no longer, bat Whils you have the pow
sr seek in rational way to regain your health
Those, too, who are waiting for the disease to vea
on," think ~hie it is time, Of those who, like you
znited but in vain and have gone before you. Mani
thousands OF those who have gone down 70 tht
grave with consumption might have been saved
nsd they taken proper Prsoaution and checked tht
disease when 1t was oatE-rh or Inflammation Of thu
throat. PROFIT b. rOhocting upon their fatal neg
locf.
81 The charge shall in no case bo above You
neang. noT4:373
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

From D. StsTsrs, 40.
With plesIuIe endorse The forego'ng.
D. 7 STEVENS.
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G0rus 8RmoTfa.
Asst DAY-TURSDAY NEXT

AST DAY-TU ESDAY NEXT,
DR.. RENDAbL'S visit to this city viii ter
minats with TUH-DAY MKT QnSlusiTsl. On
leaving DR. Eendall th anks hl8 numerous patients
for tn o1nddsues they have IepOsed in Fin, aud
should he at any time revisit Cl=Ttiand, he hopes
equAl 1uccess v ~ atsend hi1 efoItl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

ULEFELAaDl Lec. 70 7oI.
Ttthout pain. S. s.BURGESS.
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Fr5mso. EdIsrn

DR.. Pendali has tirely cur two old and pain
ful cofns for ne with ut any immediate or cubs
Quent iucouVsuisncs. 81. EDisON,
Cleveland, Dec. d, ls6I. :
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DIED.

At the residence OF Dr. ThrAll, his son iu.I4w.
p. @. sMI III, aged p years.
Friends Of the family acc invit to attend his
funeral at 1856 Lake street, Friday, at o'clock P.
u.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

DR. Rendall removed thrBs oorns oflO OnR standing
nom the feet ol my wife, in my prestnra, without
psin, and % her sadsfaction. H. B. SPELMAH.
Cleveland, Dec 49, 1851
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

From Joseph Poole, Esq, Cls7eland.
nf. endaIl 7. mo7yd from my ct two coTns,
(mOrs spprOpriat I, pamsd thorns to ms entire sat-
JGS. POOL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

PUBLIC DooUMESTR.-We are indebted 10
Hon. John F. Potter, N. @. for public docus
ments.
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NLEVELAND LIBRARY elall
ASsOO OIAFIOE.
LECTURES FOR 1862.

Ths Lecture Committee have the pleasure OF an
nounoing the following list Of Lecturers, ell ofEhon
have definitely accepted the invitations extended
themi
Dec. 20 Prof ANsOH J. UPSON, Professor of
Rhetoric and El0cution in Hamilton College,
New York.
Jan. 9-BAYARD TAYLOR. subiect-,sThs AmsF.
lean People, Socially and Politically"
Jan. Hon. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, Of EsW
York. subieet-''Ths Union"
Jan. -E. P. WHIPPEE, Esq, Of Boston.
Feb. .-Doot. I. I. HAYES, the Arctic Explorer.
March I2-Rev. E. h. CHAPLIN, ID, Of New York.
Ba-In addition to the above, Invitations have been
sent to Bon. h, J. Raymond, Of New York, BeE.
Doct. Bellows, PTes't Of the Sanitary Commission,
Hen. Howard Everett G W. Curtis, Esq, and 9TH
sr distinguished Lecturers, the result Of which,
together with the time and place Of each Lecture
viii hereafter be announced.
W.P. FOGG,
u. NJ OHAPIN,
ALLEYhE MATHARD,
decl0: Bill ectrrs Committee.
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ABSOLUTE RRMOYAL OF
CORNs AND BUNIONS,
instantaneous and Eaeseioul Cures without

CUTTING. PAIN OR BLEEDING,
At l42 Superior st., lover Leader O@ce.)
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From L. Aleott. Esq.

DR.. Kendall has extracted seYera coTns from ny
feet without pain, to my entire satisfaction.
Cleveland, Zee. %. '6l 4. hLcoET.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

The iolId wing Testimonials, selected from thou
sands, Ter L unnecessary to discuss the nature
OF merits Of En0dug opsraBdfs
From W. Orapser, EsT.. -
With pleasure 1 testify 20 he skill with which
D. Kendall operates on Corns.
Cleveland, Jan. 2, 1852 " ORAPsER.
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GILT CUP AND SAUCER,

with N aBprNprists motto CT Is be addIctf e tie
"VILE EADp' Nov, would not snco1rsgs bad
habitl but If he does like a cigar after braakf.st,
wOuliit not be pl as ut surprise forhin to and
his HavsRss In a beaatiful
Parlan or China Cigar Vase,
wlih Mtt-e China TEay for the Eshes7 Ohli aEIs
smokes Heerschsum " does he'll Wen, hsrs's q
oonial Tobacco Box 70 hold his Turkish 5carfslstt
Does be SIT down quietly at home vitH T51 4 tbs
sEenias to readl Thas let hin had ID n ths drsp-
Hsbttn 81 gsnt -
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TRANSPARENT SHADE.

painted on IsingIass that will protect the eyss non
the glare, aed threw sOfs snd mellow light upoa
he paper.
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st0DEs aud Gtu aTarE.

NJ L. MARVIN, No. 80, SOUTH
w side Public EQusre, having been Mast and
selected from ell the principal Stove Foundries and
aouse- Furnishing Establishments Of Toy, Albany,
Philadelphia and New York all the newest and most
approved varieties Of
8 T o Y e s,
or Cooking, PaEleT aod Heating purposes, and also
u; Of the most
JssfI Artiess of HoaIs- FiEniskiag GsodI.
Besides hayizg the most advaatageous facilities
for purchasing Stoves Of Cleveland manufacture Pc
,uliarly adapted 70 ths market Also, his arrange
msnts with cincinnati, to Be weekly supplied with
all the newest and most beautiful styles Of
ENAMELED CRATES,
which, with his long experience Of IS years in this
merous friends and the ''rest of mankind' in gene
rail- the Greatest Inducements In regard TO quality
end prices for them g ggrglhasa goOes In his line
dpoa the ONE PRIOE SYSTEM
THE 'DlSPATOH COOKING STOVE"
g continuing to fnoreass fn public favor and IL the
most DURABLE, ECONOMICAL, QUICK and
PEREEOp operating Stove In the marKst, as thoug-
aDds Of Housekespers IN this city and surrounding
country, VINO are daily usirg the stove Will testify
De h9s also large variety OF other Now Styles OF
COOKING STOVES, a. we'll a.
PARLOR, HALL AND OFFICE STOVES,
Both for Wood and Goal, Of
CLEVELAND AND OIHER MANUFACTURE.
BE msuufaoturss, and has fol sale at wholesale
Copper and 6hest Iron Ware. HIS stock Of HOUSE
furnishing Goods,
Aar6gs kaatIss AID EEan7sIed GTatss,
Is large and complete in style and dnish.
acFAll arc mOet cordially invited TO call before
purchasing elsewhere, and Judge for themselves,
and satlstactioB Is guaranteed at tbs
STC VB 5 CRATE EMPORIUM,
W. L. MARVIN,
"a So south side Public 8QuHFs,
ssp3s flsvaIand. Ohfn-
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Mr. Kendall has ih A M removes fr0m ny tot
a c IN Of twenty yssrs stsnding, ia usiru ts
end without psliu. ". HORTON.
Glow Id, les. Is, l66l.
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Bohemian Vases & Toilet BOTTLES

ArsJou looking, Msdam. for soma ilttls article e.
msnento Of the holiday sseson for your husband
or nsotherl Suppose at breakfast on Christmas.
mossins yeu hand him his fragrant Mocha in a. sl-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

For weeks past they have been looking fqrEa-d,
trying to imagine what beautiful things
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

IT Re7dau ha r-alrvsi c .rn tr5m zoe vi thout
any Pals eHo su Z ~ eioloing
D. G. BAAN0T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

Or. RendsI. has txtr .ctcd two bad corrs from m
t0ot without pzin. s. l. aQBLE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

Postmaster General Blair is said to be de-
sirous Of q seat on the Supreme Court
Bench. II be is put there, the excellent
First Assistant P. n. General, John A. LAS
son, Of Iowa, Is not unlikely to take his
ulace
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

From ". p HUrtan, Dsasst
Dir. Kendall has th A M removes fr0m ny f5ot
, c tn 3i iWenty yvsrs stsndlng IA s y I-ifg ts
oloF5-s1 ID, Aec- Is, laol-
IT Re7daT ha' r,sarvsi c .rb tr5m zoe vi .hout
D. a. BAAe0f
Or. Kendall has uxtr.etcd two bad oorrs from ny
Dot without pain. S. L. GuBLE.
From L Ne IscOsasE, a. D., Oesslssa.
Dr.. Kendall has removed tive corns for me In
very expert and harmless manner.
1. MCCONNELL, d.
From His EzceLsuev HIS Pl7lssiaa Msissls Aasbassa
dor TO ths Court Of GEsas BSltaia
have very great satisfaction IN stating that Mr.
Rendsll has extracted two very deep corns from ny
md tSat he has Shown siso in t6i5 csSs tSSt stl
and knowledge which have procured him 50 very
deserved reputation BUEsEH,
Prom 7. q Hubbsrt, E.q Fa1k ot Commerce.
DR.. Kendall ex rsotst Two eaTns nom Mr.. H,rb-
teits foot ia a few mioutcs with jug pain
p. n HI BBEbI.
From .'is lap rial Msjestg, Empsrtr Of Fran,e
hocsteuT x ndal ma txtrait les eveo W
g ante succ IS Ct Z, e grande hsbilite
81 bi Il csa Pro1uoa thousands OF certificates
from P.0fsssors md Dostors OF Medical srhOcis
contain. csrtinca-es tr- m sons Of the hoTsl FAM
tlss Of EnropA, which have been kindly f. rnis hsd
him LeE The insPsetion and Hatiaiaonoa Of those
VINO may Q1re MS ssFViets
Office Hours from 9 to u n. and from
2tiI4P.
ResidontarZ. visits before and arsr the sbovs
hours application. deo2s:sss
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.RESENTS
And for the Children!

Having much larger stock Of PREsEELABLE
GOODS thsa ever befars, I beg 70 call your atisn-
non d them briefly possible, leaving TIA par
iioulars to be told and shown
WHEN You FAVOR Us WITH A GALL,
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ImporInnl NoIlee . Poslma.l.r..
Posr OFr1up DEPARrxErT. !

The following notice has Just been pro-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

Our new Minister to Japan takes with him
q sufficient fund to procure grapevine cut.
tings of the best varieties of that country to
be forwarded TO the Agricultural Department
of the Government They will arrive in
April next.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

From L ne Ll0ansI II. D., CEessgGsd
Dr.. Kendall has removed tive corns for me In
very expert and harmless manner
I. MCCONNELL, n. D.
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The hear ChilAren

Last, but not least
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-23
NOTICE.

Cur terms arc now three doliars per year. Printing
materials and everything else have than doubled
III price and it is proper, and Hothag but far that
Inc price OF newspapers should be advanced meet
'he increased rates of material, living. &C. We don't
attend to promise anything that we can't afford and
We uinN II better to advance dollar on our sub
s'''P"oh@ price than reduce the paper in size rs
20 do. ~ nave 'eeH No'"I'''''
e L'' has increased during the past week. at three
aoArS' Is much as during any other week two dolls
we nave icGnd hut one man who tbouobt vro o,,b.
NOT 10 advance We told him if lie would sell M
o"'oA' nour, butter, &c, at old prices he shou3 car
talniy have our paper the old price he wonId M,
agree 10 that, and of course we would not l., bi,,
have the Democrat at the old price He seemed ;,
consider it fair for himss!t ask and receive bir
prices, but unfair for others 10 10 So
Those sending uncurrent money will No, -
.celve the paper in return and they must call q,
send for their money, will not pay postape 70
return it by mail We will take Confederate notes e
Treasury ami Bank notes, and South Carolina notes
We don't want any to send us shinpasters issued
~ counties or individuals, fHch issGcs are un-
2ath"ri!c,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-23
A PROCLAMATION
BIZ Z. B. VANCE, Gorernor Of North CAROL

BIZ i. Is. VANCE, GOrerRoT Of North Carolina.
Whereas, Information has reached me that certain
persons unmindu Of the calls of PATRIOTISM and for
getfu of the duties of good citizens using their in
huence prevent obedience to the law of Congress
known the Conscript Law, and that others at
tempting to organize an open resistance to its eXecu
ton and whereas, such conduct being not only in di
rect violation of law, but also detrimental in the high
est degree the of country, it becomes my
sacred duty prevent and repreSs the by all the
in my power:
Now therefore, !, ZEBULoS B. VANCE, Governor of
North Carolina, do issue this my proclamation, warn
ing all such persons to desist from such unpatroc and
criminal conduct; earnestly hoping that all who are
dis Inclined defend their homes themselves either
BIZ eason of age nfirmity cOwardce will to
dissuade those who willing; ana notifying all
sons contemplating armed resistance to the law, if
there really be any such misguided and ev-dsposed
persons in midst that they will commit the crime
of treason according the Constitutions and must not
cypect to escape its penalties. Whilst thousands upon
thousands of best and brayest have cheerfully
obeved the law and by their patriotic yaor have driv
en- the enemy back to the Potomac, it would be in
olerablc outrage pom them permit others to evae
the law, STILL to resist it by open violence.
Let no one therefore, be deceived, the law will be
enforced and appeal to all loyal and patriotic citi-
zens sustain those who charged with its cxccu
ton.
Given under my hand, and attcstcd by the Great
Seal of the State. Done ut the city OF Raleigh the
18th day of September, 1862.
By the Governor: ZEBCLON b. FANCk.
R. H. BATTLE Jr, Private Secretary.
Sent %. 1852. If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-23

AT Davidson College, on the 10th inst, Mrs Sasan
Armour, wife of Mr. Arthur Armour, aged about 90
years.
In Cabarras county, recently, DR.. James MeRachen,
aged &c years.
AT Lynchburg, Va, on Friday the 5th inst Edmond
T. Newsom, VOLUNTEER from Union county, aged ~
years, Of Mr VIM Newsom
OBITUARY
1t has pleased Advise Providence. 10 remove
from our midst by the hand of death, our much
esteemed brother in Christ Jesus Lieut. G b Boyce.
He WAS born in Fairfield District s. c. where his re-
mains deposited
lie entered the service of his country in the carly
part of the war. During the time of his enlistment
his health tailed, and he discharged from the
service After his recovery he enlisted in CO. H. 18th
Reg y. T. l. Being taken with typhoid fever at Camp
Lamb, near Wilmington, N. c., he returned home, and
died August 9Th, in the 25th year of his age.
As an officer he kind benevolent and mild His
men respected loved and obeved him. He skillful
and prompt il the performance of all his duties The
writer OF this humble tribute TO his memory would
state for the comfort of his bereaved wife and friends
religious duties and often could bis voice be heard as
We assembled ourselves together upon the green grass
TO praise God His noble example will be felt and fol-
lowed long after his form shall have mouldered in the
grave and retured its mother dust We have great
reason to believe that his SOUL has gone that blessed
world where there is sounding of the drum nor
roaring Of cannon but peace and quetness. He could
cxciaim in the language of Of DID, ITO TO live
is Christ, but to die is gain"
lpd J. G. r., soLpISR.