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sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.

Tho splendid and fast Steamships
INNParkcrsbu Capt. Holman. will
9EkxfEk8u until further notice run rs follows
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland, every wednes.
day and Saturday: at o'clock !. ~, and piero
urday, at o'clock p. NJ. f..
These vessels are fitted up with Emo accommoda-
lions for passengers, making this tho most speedy,
New York and Maine. Cd,
Passage, $500, Including Fare and state Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this limo 10 and from Mon.
trcal, Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, PASSPORT
and sc. John. .....-..
shippers are requested to send their Freight 10
the Steamer rs carly rs p n. on tho day thatthey
leave Portland. ...-..'
Por Freight or Passage apply to
EMERY Il FOX, Browns Wharf. Portland.
II. Is. CROMwELL& Co., No. Sc West Street, New
York.
Portland, Dec. 8, 1862. 10
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Females /! Females Females |!

Use that sac, pleasant rcmcdy, known as
Iisim6oifs Extract Buehu, for all complaints
incident to the sex. No family should be with
out il, and none will when once tried by them.
1t is used By young and old, IN the decline or
change of life, before or after marriage, during
and after confinement, 10 strengthen tho nerves,
restore nature to its proper channel, and inyig-
crate the broken downconstitutiou from what
cycg cause originating. Use no more worthless
nils. Take Hclmbold's Extract Buchu.
See advertisement in another column. Cut
out and send for il. 2mosJ9
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nIIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or A
il NERVOUS YOUNG MAN. = Published rs a
warning and for the especial benefit OF youps men
and tnose who suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss
of Memory, Premature Decay, &c, &c, by one
who has ourcd himself by staple means, afer beng
nut Ia great expense and inconyeniencc, through
the uso OF worthless medicines prescribed by
learned Doctors Single copies may be had fffce)
OF tho author, @. a. LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpolnt,
Long Island, by enclosing an addressed envelope.
Address Carries A. Las,tsr;, Greenpoint Long ISL
and New York Jmo9
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted by note or account TO
T. ~ Stevens Of BiddefOrl. must settle the
same with him on or before the io;h day OF DC
tabsr next. or with Samuel Luques, ESQ, (City
Building) with cost. immediately after the
aforementioned date. And oil persons having
lust claims against said Stevens vii lplease pre-
sent the same for payment :, - srvvpus
Diddelord, Sept. I, 1868. 2w1'
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Il See woman in another column picking
sambuci Grapes, for spccr's Wine. Its an ad-
mirable article used in hospitals, and by the
first families in Paris. London and New York,
in preference to old Port Wine. It is worth q
trial. as it gives great satisfaction. lyr7
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HEIMSTREET'S
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.

1T IS NOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair to its original color,
by supplying the capillary tubes with natural
sustcnance, impaired by agc or disease. All
instantaneous dyes arc composed of iWHsr eaus-
tic, destroying the vitality and beauty OF the
hair, and afford Of themselves no dressing
Hcimstreet's Inimitab,e ColOring not only re-
stores hair to its original color by an easy pro-
cess. but gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling OIL,
cradicatcs dandruf. and impsrts health and
plcasantncss to the head. Ii has stood the test
of time, being the original Hair CoiorinS, and
is constantly increasing in favor. Used by both
gentlemen and ladies. 1t is sold by all respec-
table dealers, or can be procured by them OF
the commercial agents, d. S. BARNES, 2O2 Broad
way, Y. Two sizes, 50 cents and $500.
o. eow6m
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

We of the County Of and State
of -, and - of tho County OF -
and State of -, do hereby guarantee that
is able to fulfil the contract in accord:
ancc with tho terms of his proposition, and
that should his proposition be accepted he will
at once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith. Should the contract be awarded
him we arc prepared to become his surctics...
ITO this guarantee must be appended the OIL
cial certificate above intentionally The Depot
Quarter Master reserves to himself the right to
reject any or all bids that he may deem too high.
Informal propositions will be rejected.
NELSON PLATO,
2w36 Captain a. Q. NJ.
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GUARANTEE.

The responsibility Of the guarantors must be
shown by the official certificate Of the Clerk OF
the nearest District Court, or OF the United
States District Attorney.
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
should 1t DO awarded to him, must be guaran-
tccd by two responsible persons, whose sigma.
lures are to be appended to the guarantee, and
said guarantee must accompany the ODD.
Bidders must DO present in person when the
bids arc opened, or their proposals will not be
considered.
Bonds In the sum of ten thousand dollars
signed by the contractor and both his guaran-
tors, will DO required of the successful bidder
nnnn signing tho contract.
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DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN EMINENT.
~ A certain cure for pains in limbs and back,
sore throats, Group, rheumatism. collie, &c.
A perfect family medicine, and never falls
Read read read!'!
Linonis, Wayne Co., Mich,
June 10, 1889.
This Is to certify that my wife was taken with
Quinsey Sore Throat il commenced to swell,
and was so sore that she could not swallow,
and cOughed violently. fused your Liniment,
and made perfect cure in one week. firmly
believe that but for the Linimcnt she would
have lost her life. JOHN II. HARLAN.
Price IS and so cents.
Office, SO Cortlandt Street, Ncw-York. Sold
by oil Druggists. 3wa
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r,;.iahnro,s lair prfrryaiirr.

Unavailable with his Dye. rs IL imParts the ut
mos, soltnoss, the most beautiful gloss aud great
vitality TO tho lair Price 30 cents, 81 aud 9per
bottlc. according 10 size. I 0-iw
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Professional Notice.

Tho unprecedented success that has attended Dr.
MORSE'S treatment 10y lnhalation) Tor affections
of the Head Throat and Lungs, has caused such an
increase Of professional business ut his home. that
nc was Obliged % discontinue his regular visits nj
Saco and BiddefOrd. lie will DO happy To walt on
any &c his old friends and all others who may wish
10 consult him, at his residence corner Smith and
Congress streets, Portland, where no may be found
at all tines
Entrance Ne. 2 Smith street 2S-lyr
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

SIN. PETTEyGILL 4 CO. No. e Park Row, N,
York. and State street, Boston, arc our Agents
Cor the Union and Journal In thoso cities, and arc
authorized TO take Advertisements and suhserip-
slons for us q. our Letrsst Roses.
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Vs. n. NILES, Advertising Agoat, No. S7ol
lays Building, Court Street, Boston, Is our Agent
Cor that city, add IL authorized TO receive advertise
,nents and subscriptions Tor as at lowest rates
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Kittcry--Aug. nth. of dipthcria and Group.
Annie c., aged years and mos; Aug. Is, of
diptheria and Group, Julia, aged II years.
children OF Benjamin and Catherine ID. Fernald.
Hollis-Aug. 22l, Margaret Rosclla, daugh-
ter of Dawson w. and Lucinda Reed, aged 0
years and months
IIollis-Eliza Jane, daughter of Benjamin
and Mary Mason.
LimingtOn-Aug. 2, of cholera intantum,
Altcno b., only daughter of Henry and Sarah
NJ. Wentworth, aged year q mos. and 10
days.
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Surgeon General Hammond,

by orderin. Calomel aud destructive minerals
from the supply tables, has conferred blessing
on our sick soldiers. Let him not stop here. Lot
him order tho discontinuancc of bleeding" and
the use OF BRANDRETIPS PILLS In tho place
thereof. Then will commence "ncw era" In tho
practice OF Medicine, which would then become
emphatically
THE HEALING ART.
/ have for thirty years taught that no diseased
action could be cured by mercury or tartar cmctc.
That the human body could only DO "mado whole"
by vegetable food"-animal food being, in fact,
condensed vegetables. DRANDRETHS PILLS
should be in every Military Hospital. These Pills
euro Bilious DiarrhGa, Chronic DiarrhUa, Chronic
Dysentery, and all Fcvers and Affections Of tho
Bowels, sooner and more surely than any medicine
In the world. DRANDRETIrS PILLS In these ca
ses should be taken night and morning. Road ID.
rcctlOns and got new style.
CASE OF ROSCOE X. WATSON.
Ut. ID DluuuIcNli, ANcN ioth-bSoi oh-A "sS -
private In Co. Il, 18th regiment N. Y. vols. Whilo
at Ilarrison's Landing and on tho Rappahannock
near FalmC nth, l and many Of tho company wcro
sick with bilious diarrhGa. The army surgeon did
not clro us, and was reduced to skin and bono
Among the company were quite number OF men,
beers who had worked in your laboratory Mt Sing
Sing. They were not sick, because they used Bran
dreth's Pills. These men prevailed upon me and
others to use tho pills, and We were cured In from
two to five days. AFTER this our boys used Bran
drcth's Pills for the typhus fever. colds, rheuma-
tsm and in no case did they fail to restore health
Out OF gratitude to you for my good health,
send you this letter which, If necessary, tho whole
company would sign.
lam, respectfully, yours,
ROSCOE X. WATSON, Sing Sing, NY.
Principal once, pol Canal ST., New York.
Sold by DIR. DRYDEN SMITH, Biddeford, and
by all respectable dealers. uyrlclD 4w1
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMMER ARRAN EMENr;I


Tho splendid now sea-g going Steam.
crs Forest City, Lewiston. and
I1kAfMontre will until. further no.
E2f193t ice run rs follows
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. cycry Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at
o'clock p. NJ, and Central Wharf. Boston, every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri.
day, att O'CLOCK p. nj.
fare-In Cabin, $i.2J. On Deck, 800.
N. D. Each boat II furnished with largo number
OF State Rooms, for tho accommodation OF ladies
and families, and travellers are reminded that by
taking this limo, much saving OF time and expense
will DO made. and that the Inconvenience or arri-
wing In Boston ut lato hours OF tho night will DO
avoided.
Tho boats arrive In season for passengers TO tako
tho earliest trains out of tho city.
Tho Company arc not responsible for baggage to
an amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person.
a unless notice Is given and paid for ut tho rate VI
ono passenger for every $500 additional value
Ey- Freight takcn rs usual.
L. BILLINGS Agent.
Portland. May IS, 1880. 4lu
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81 Fares are fee cents less whom tickets arc
purchased at the Office, than when paid In tho cars
JOHN RUSSELL, IRE,
SUPERINTENDENT.
Portland. April ist 1863. 46istf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
STEAMER CLIPPER !

TINE steamer Clipper is runnin. to tho Pool as
i follows,
AIondays-leavo her wharf at Q, return ut !. M.
Tucsdays-leayc Mt ~ Anil return at ~ j.. NJ.
Wednesdays-leavo ut 81 A. b., return nj ~ nj
aitcrnoon-lcavc ut 2, return at 8 T. M
Thursdays-leavo at 2, return ut II. III.
Fridays-lcayo ut ~ a. d., return Mt III y. NJ.
Saturdays-lcavc mt ~ A. b.. return ut ~ H.,
afternoon-leayo ut g return at Bpm
Tho boat will make the above trips regularly,
weather permitting, until further notice.
TICKETS. down and back. % CENTS.
Parties can DO landed at Wood Island and 70.
turned, by making application on board the boat.
July "a, 1863, 3u
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MARRIAGES.

Bidderorl-Aug. 90, by Rev. John Stevens,
Mr.. C. C. HUFF and Miss NJ. A. Coolbroth, both
of Ii.
Saco-Aug. %, by Rev. ]. T. G. Nichols, Mr..
Loring Davis of Biddeford, aud Miss Mary T..
O'Dricn OF Lubec.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

IN BIDDEFORD.
- Sixty acres Of Wood and Timber Ia
<sEa Land, being part OF tho Domincus i'm
G2SA Cults estate, and adjoining tho farm 49,
- OF the city OF Biddciord. -,
A field containing about ten acres, between liol-
lis and Chestnut streets, with slaughter house
and barn on the same.
An undivided half OF six house lots from the es-
tate OF VIM. Smith, owned In common with DR..
Luke Hill.
Tho store and lot now occupied by Samuel slim.
son.
Ono two story house with four tenemcnts-0ne
two-story house with two tcnements. Tho two last
described pieces OF property tho street lead
Ing from Main street TO tho Steam Mill.
A block OF Houses OF twelve tenements, on Main
street.
House now occupied by myself formerly known
as the Merrill house.
For particulars and terms apply TO II. III. CHAP
NAN OF Diddcford, or GIDEON TUCKER OF Sac0;
July Odd 1861 3m0S3l
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NOTICE.
HEADQUARTERS Pnovosr MARSHAL,
Finsr DIsInIcr, Me-,

FOrtIhnu, Aug. 10. 1861.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that tho Board OF I'm.
N rolmcnt will 10 In readiness 10 examine the
quotas from tho several Sub-Dstrcts In tho follow
Ing order, and as nearly rs possible ON tho follow.
Ing days.
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YYarltcti.

4 nm Cord, ROUND OAK WOOD, free from
IyUUV large knots. IS inches ~ length.
~ nm, mr. ~ Wniis Red Oak and Ash HOOP POLES,
"A feet in length. ro,y
ioo0O Oak aud Ash pOLfS, = 70 efset IN length.
TO 30 at tho Shcsk Ess,Sry On SScsh i
and. ,o. nNDnr" HopoVN, shs
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cRTSTlDORwS HAZE DYE!

And the only Dye Cor all who desire to have tho
color OF their hair changed with safety certainty
and iapldity, to any shade they may desire.
Manufactured by J. CRiSrADoRo, No. Astor
House. New York. Sold every where, aud applied
by all Hair pressers.
Prico a., 81, 80 and 50 per box. according II sirO,
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The Confessions aud Experience Of an
INVAIIDf

Published for tho benefit, and as warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature De-
cay of manhood. ETC., supplying ut the same time
tAs Meas Of SsLf Cure. by one who has cured
himself amer being put to great expense and inlu-
~ through medical humbug and qcackery.
by enclosing post paid addressed envelope, sim
Gle copies may be had OF tho author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,.
Iyr2a Bedford, Kings County, N. Y,
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

CEALED proposals for tho delivery Of 5000
y Cords of Wood to tho Government will be
received at this office until TUESDAY, the 9Th
day Of September, 1863, at ~ nj. The wood
to be hard, sound and mcrchantablc, four feet
long, and split to the usual size The wood to
be delivered on the wharf at Point Lookout,
Nd, and to be inspected and measured by an
officer Of the Q. NJ. Department. Delivery not
considered complete until corded, measured and
inspected. Such wood as does not conform to
the above specifications will be rejected. Tho
wood to DO delivered on or before the 30th of
October, 1863. The time for the delivery Of
part Of the wood will be extended at the option
Of the Depot Quarter Master, II deemed best
for the interest of the service. Payment to be
made as follows: Upon delivery of 1000 Cords
Wood, 1000 Cords will be paid for, and pay.
ment will be made upon delivery Of every 1000
Cords thereafter. The balance upon compile
finn nj thu wholc contract
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DEATHS.

~ Notices of deaths. not exceeding six lines,
inserted free those above that number Will DO
charged regular advertising rates.
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PROPOSALS..

The full namo and post Office address OF the
bidder must appear in the proposal. II o bid
the parties must appear, or tho bid will be con-
sidered as the individual proposal Of the party
signing II. Proposals from disloyal parties
will not DO considered, and an oath Of allcgi.
ance must accompany each proposition. Pro-
posals must be addressed Captain Nelson Plato.
Assistant Quarter Master, Point Lookout,
Nd, and should be plainly marked "Propo-
anl. Err Wnnl ~
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3i-fw

DEpoT FOR PRIsoyERs or WAR,
Asst. QUARTERMAsrER' OFFICE.
Point Lookout, Nd, Aug. %, 1863. }
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The quota from Portland will report during TN
four FIRST days of this week. Pay no regard to thu
numbers that have been given out
Per order Board OF Enrolment
CIAS. ii. DOUGHTY,
3i-fw Provost Marshal.
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CITY OF BIDDEFORD.
COLLECTORS NOTICE /!

The Collector of Tares for 1862 triil re-
main at@is former office, .aldermen's Room,
City building, for a Je,o ,reeks, TO gire those
tcho pish 10 pay voluntarily an opportunity TO
do so iciihott srpense. .afler that tune they
,riH be subject 10 enforcement by a collector
trho tsiH demand, and by lao be entitled 10 re-
Genre, an additional fee for has services.
.... JOHN q. ADAMS,
Treasurer and Collector Tor 1862.
Dlddoford, April 10th, 1868. lsu
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
Esesercc9s Sale.

Pierce co2Ity, Circu:t Court. State Of Wis
corsin. L. d. Newell. plai:t;lT against
Hilton Doe. Louisa 4. Dee. and ". II.
YORK. defendants
Fef virtue AMI in Pursuance Of a iul ,r,1ent
I'D aud decree Of f,reclnsale and sale. ren-
dered IL Sal court in tie above entitled. ac-
tion. dated 18th Gag of Nav. 1868 ! SAL
exrosc f"r sale and sell 10 The Eigles. bidder.
Al the front door Of the City Bank Of P:es-
cot. IN ;he city Of Prescott, in said co1ntY
and State. on the 18th day OF SrI,.c!,, Der.
1863. ri : o'clock in the afternoon OF sad d:s.,
the following described morigaced premises,
So mrcl! thereof rs shall be necessary IL
satisfy the amount ofsaid Judgment and COSTS
and expenses Of sale, tp-wit: 4 certain piece
Of land adjoining Does 81 addition TO the
villa-~ (now citv) Of Prescott, bounded on
TIC north t'y Hilton street. on the south bv
St CroiE street, On the east bv Chapel street..
and on the west ~ Inc parallel with End
On tic line of Ia,:a street: sail streets helm,
in said Cd addition, containing two acres.
more or les ESQ lots three and fnur IN block
one. in Does - addition To the village (row
ciiy) of Prescott, al in Pierce county, and
State of Wisconsin.
Dated al Prescott, June ! Q 1873.
J. C. BUTTON, Pef.rer
IoUyG * FITcH, Plffs Attys. G-m3
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An GTGi25aGce

To Percent EH;sa.csa IN tic C'ay Of Prescott
The Common Cornell Of the Civ of req
colt do or,iain as follows
Sec. 1. Thst 80 person shall throw q far
his or Ter family. o. any one in ms or h. en-
pl"y. 10 throw, place or have any IDEAS! car'ass.
rar:inn. fish a trails ~ other Unwhoe>cme
substance on any lot, street. ~ alley. a. pub
iie ground Of this city. or in the lake, az sir-
er WITHIN o. tI"ining thi- city Eaaer = IN
atty of five dollars for each offence.
Sec ?. 1t shall - lie duty # he sire,
commissioner j., each ward af tie city f. lce,J
the allies, streets aul public grounds il NJ
ward tree from I'll Accommodations of iilih and
rubbish ard from ali o.l.tr distractions AMI
nnisances ana aiy person who shall neglect
or rcius, 20 'cir3yP any suci: filth. rubbish.
onsiruc'i' ii, or n!Ssncr f."n any street. alier.
or public -G".nl a'l;";l.nr a,y at owned
or occrrned bv him. ar g~,sscal, he ma ha.e
deposited IL upon due rctiec of the street.
commissioner. shall lie fne,i the sum Of five
d"iarS fof each ei'cEce in addition - IT, c,ei
Of the removal az tie sam. and ti.:. eos. VI.
m0'a al NAV le collected tie same rs olkrr
taxes agair:st real estate.
Sec. ,. livery butcher, o. other person i'm
mrdia;elv alter Killing any l....v. :. calves.
si.ca%, o. swine. OF rtilpr animals shall de~-
troy or efirc;Ual.y burr he ofiai and o:ler Of
fensTc AID useless Tar:S thereof, Or remove
'he same to some place where tl,a came shall
not lie injurious Of offensive 10 he inllabi-
ianle, under the penalty Of five doilars FOR
each Offence
This ordinance shall take effect from and
after lis publication.
\. I:-Lra. City Clerk.
Notice Is hereby given. that tie s'1re o.
timauce vas passed by Tie Common Councl
Of The city OF Prescott on the 27th s.av cf Au-
gust, \. D. 1868. 4. MILLER, CLERK.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Adopted By Ike Eoya5 Democrats
State Coareatioa, a Jonesyaie Sept
IL, 1868.
Rcsolred. That we gratefully rocor-
ME The infinite goodness winch inspired
our fathers with patriotism aud wisdom,
10 achieve hy their arm the blessing of
liberty, AMI to secure BY . Constitutional
Government the enjoyment of lhos CHESS
ings 'for themselves aud thor postcrity
forever" and as sons Of such sircs, we
deem It our fist and hottest duty to dc.
fend that Government and preserve that
liberty 10y every means which intelligent
frePmen caN or may exert.
Rcso}ced, That q Constitutional Re
publican Government, established bv n
free and sovereign people for the safety
and welfare OF themselves and their pos
ter;ty, is n work rext in sublimity, 10 the
creations Of the Divinity; and that this
offspring Of human wisdom and patriot
ism, IS endowed, like tho creatures Of
God, with the inhcren and inaleEabe
right of sr!f preservation.
-Peso'god That the constitutions vsts
in the President 'Ghe Executive power"
Of government, creates him command
er in Chief Of tie Army and Navy Of
the United States. and Of tie Militia of
the several States when called into The nc
tual service of tie United Siates"a com.
mands him to ''take care that tho laws
be faithfully executed without defining
the manner in which any Of these enact
ed powers shall be exerted it becomes his
duty under the responsibilities to Heaven.
to the People whom he represents, and
to the laws OF civilized nations. ssto
Judge" in times war and of great ma
tional peril, "what degree of force the
crisis demands and to select from the
known usages of civilized warfare, such
means rs he deems NEST eficacious; and
il becomes the corresponding duty of all
loyal citizens, TO yield to all such meas
ures their ready and hearty support.
Resotved, That the present Rebellion
was commenced and is prosecuted for the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the National Union.
md the destruction of the Constitution
and Government of the Uuited States;
hat in view of the vast armies now ar
rayed by the Rebels for the commission
Of this national murder, no individual |
md no party can stand indifFerently by,
md witness the preparation of the crime,
without bong participation in the bloody
reason.
Resolued, That, as tho Inherent ele-
nent of Democracy is the rule of the
People, its first principle of action is