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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-02-09
Religious Reading for the Soldiers.

Rev. Drury Lacy, d. D., who is Chaplain OF
the hospital at Winston, H. c., writing me-
ON the l4th inst, says
There is great want of reading matter
among the sick and wounded here. / find
not only readiness but an eagerness to read
on the part of nine-tenths of the patients
The few tracts brought with me have been
devoured, and have created such an appetite
for more, that am very anxious, if possible
to crafty it. want Testameuts Tracts
and Hymns for the Camp. If the Tract Agen.
cy can make donation of such things. and
you will send bundle to me- | promise to
make the best use of them know how"
Such statements and appeals arc coming To
US daily, in increased numbers and e.peciaIy
| since having so many more of our soldiers
| in n. c.
HOW THESE CALLS ARE SUPPLIED
| On the day the above appeal reached ia.
we received from lady at Greensboro n
1 G., $40, which enabled us to send to Doctor
Lacy, and to three other points equally in
want each $4,000 pages In a few Idays
these four places will need new supplies. for
the appetite Increases as it is fed with proper
food These and scores of other calls from
the army in different States, mnst be met.
and We en- do this only as friends enable us
Thy their contributions
Il Thousands of our sons and brothers in the
camps and hospitals are being daily restrain.
ed from sin and directed To Christ by the
| blessing of God upon these Gospel messages
and these are about the only sermons hum
dreds OF them have. for many of the regi.
ments have no Chap ain.
/ Will We not, then an nxiously and regularly
give them those Gospel truths to read when.
ever they can and choose
4 ia.asta COLLECTING AGENTS.
:. Rev. o. J.Brent aud Istaln n. Hill are
collecting funds in \. c., to aid us in meet.
ing these demands. Th.y ami the npbe
cause they represent are INST heartily co,l,.
nended to every christian and patriot
Since June Ist 1891, the General Tract
1 Agency of This city has printed and sent out
"a 000, 900 pages, approved by the Pastors
of this city If finds are afforded us We
can send out 100000 pages day. Each
dollar pays for about 800 pages. We do
hope many will speedily give $40, $50, 500,
or more or less, as there is ability Let I'd
fdeterrnine, under Gods blessing, to keep the
Bread of Life before our noble, suffering. dy
ing soldiers Yours truly.
W. j. w. CR0WDER, At
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-02-09

NORTH CAROLINA BoNDs.-We learn that
the bids made Tor the 100000 in State
bonds recently advertised for by the Public
Treasurer, ranged from par to 12O. The
bonds of this State continue to command the
highest figures No stocks are really more
sale than those of our noble old State.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-02-09
Not a word, sir 40 to bed =


-a. l only wanted to ST. father, that -
With percmptory lamp, an impera-
tive wave of his handM owaris the door,
and frown upon his W, did hat father,
without other speech s4, ,ain close the door
of explanation or exkA1tulation.
. When his boy had lyme supperless and
sad to his bed, the ia t.r sat restless and
uneasy, while supper being prepared !;
and, at tea table, ate it little. His wife
saw the real csnse, II be additional cause
Of his emotion, ands uterposed the re-
mark
Il think, my dear on oHght at least to
have heard what Fl y had to say. My
heart ached for him, hen he turned away,
with his eyes full tears. Henry is. a
good boy, after all, he does sometimes
do wrong. He is s6ender hearted, afiec.
tionate boy. He a kays was
And therewithal water stood in the eyes
Of that forgiving mother, even as it stood
in the eyes of Mercy, in the house OF the
Interpreter as recorded by Bunyan.
la After tea, the evening paper was taker
up; but there was no news and nothing o
interest for that father in the Journal o
that evening. He sat for sometime in al
evidently painful reve Y, and then rose auc
repaired to his bed chamber As he passed
the bed.roo where bis little boy slept, b,
thought be would look upon him befor
rctaiug to rest. He crept to his low co
and bent over him. A big tear had stoler
down the boys cheek, aud rested upon it
but he was sleeping calmly and swcetly.-
The father deeply regretted his harshnes
as he gazed upon his son; he felt also tn
sense of duty vet in the night, talkin
the matter over with the lads mother, h
resolved and promised, instead of punish
ing, as he had threatened, to make amend
to the boys aggravated spirit in the morr
ing, for the manner IN which he had n
pellcd all explanation of his offence.
But that morning never came to tn.
poor boy in health, He awokc the ne,
morning with raging fever on his braiI
and wild with delilium. In forty-eigl
hours he was in his shroud. He kne
neither his father nor mother, when the
were frst called to his bedside, nor at ar
moment afterward. Waiting, watchir
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-02-09

Brig. Gen. D. S. Donelson. will succeed
Gen. Z. K. Smith in command of the depart
ment of East Tennessee. 49, .
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-02-09
Mlslsllansous.
Parents and Children.

have Just received letter from an old
friend A few weeks before he wrote, he
buried hi, eldest son, fine manly little
fellow, OF som eight years OF age, who
had never, he said, known days illness
until that which finally removed him
hence to be here no more. His death oc
cured under circumstances which were
peculiarly painful to lis parents. A young
er brother, delicate, sickly child from his
birth, the next in age to him, had been
. down for nearly fortnight with An cpl
denic fever. In consequence OF the ma
ture Of the disease, every precaution had
been adopted that prudence suggested to
guard the other members agalnstlt. But
OF this one, the fathers eldest, he said he
had little to fear. so rugged was he, and SO
generally healthy. Still, however, be kept
n viglant eve upon him, and especially
forbade his going into the pools and docks
near his school, which it was his custom
sometimes to visit; for he was but boy
and boys aoiH be boys and we ought
more frequently to think that it Is thei
nuture to be. OF all unnatural things, :
reproach almost to childish flankncss ant
innocence, save me from boy man =
But to the story
One evening this unhappy father CAM
home, wearied with long days hard la
Dor, aud vexed ut some little disappoint-
ment which had soured his naturally kim
disposition, and rendered him peculiarly
susceptible to the smallest annoyance
While he WAS sitting by the fire in thl
unhappy mood Of mind, his wife enter
ed the apartment, aud said
Henry has just come in, and he is
perfect fright; 4e is covered from head t
foot with dock mud, and is us wet AS
drowned rat
Where is he 2 asked the father sternly
lie is shivcring over the kitchen fir'
He was afraid to come up when the 81
q told him YOU had come home
d Tell Jane to tell him to come he,
this Instant was the brief reply to til
information.
Presently the poor boy entered,' hs
persisted with alright and cold II
father glanced at bis sad plight, reproach'
him bitterly with his disobedience, spo
of the Punishment which awaited him
the morning as the eenalty for his often,
and in harsh tone, concluded with
Now, sir, go to your bed !!
But, father, said the little fellow,
want to tell you---'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08
Leg
TRUSTEES GALE.

NHEREAs, On The IL day u Sspsswbss, ID.
w 1855, " illard bassoss ana Ann h. rasroes,
his wife, ssscessa ssto David ,. True. -
Trsstss, . certain Deed u Trust, essvsy
ing % aid Trustee Ne iasd in SCOT
county, ioIs' dsscs'oes = sellowss so-wis:-
tion No thirty Eve (3S) in tovsship No. seventy
mise t7Sl north, Of range No one (ll east, d
the 9TH P. y. I'd also the vest half Of the
south ssst quarter Of section No, nine (0.) II
:ovs.hip NJ. seventy Sigh: S7sl sersh. Of rass:
=: I'd. =. Il. ..s
for the parposs Of securing the payment Of Ave
cesesie promisosy notes and the interest thereon,
signed 81 the said willard Basross dated tie Let
day Of september A. y. 1869, and payable 70
the order 81 Asner D.vison, - follows: Oas for
the sam Of three hundre and h!ty $3.50 dollars
payable september lss, 1850, one for three hun
dred and hfty ($350) dollars. payable -sptem DOR
Let, Is !, one for three hsndre snd City $3.50
dollars payable september lst, 1862, one for three
hundred ard fifty ,s35e sollsss, payable !spsem-
hundred AID Fifty (Ss,sso) dollars. payable
lst SEPTEMBER, 1864. With ioteress o.
ea.h Of sad nosss 1t the rate Of ten pei
cent Per amman after maturisy.o which the first
four q said notes are due and unpaid.
And now, said four promisssry notes having 10.
come due and pa gable and the said Willard Bar.
ross having failed 'o.pay the same, ,Dsvid Tru,
Trustee q aforesaid. do hereby give this public
| notice, that BY virtue Of the psWsr which
10 in mo vested BY sid Decd Of Trust
will on Saturday, the 26th day q Septembe
A. y. 1868. At the hour Of 2 o'clock IN th,
afternoon Of said day, 1t the Court House door il
the city Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale .
public auction, the parcel Of land abov
described OF 50 much thereof - shall BE- eces.ar
70 satisfy ami pay the amount 81 said mote
. with the interest thereon 70 the das o. esl
together with all the costs and expenses attend d
said sale, costs II this notice asd Trustees fees.
Dated the 4.h day Of September A. D. 1903.
DAVID S TRUE,
splits Trustee
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Particular Notice

There are many preparations 'old 1nder the
name of Bitters. put up IN quart bottles compound
ed The cheapest ,ch@key or common rum, costing
from 90 to 40 cents per gaiion the taste disguised bys
Anise or Uoridnder Seed.
This class Of Btttsrs hare caused and uiN con-
tinue to ca Sc, long thoy BE- sold hundr eds
IN die ~. dsaM Of the drvmkmrd. BY taeir use the
sys'em is kept continually under The mi OF 90
chohoi,c >t.mmtnts of III. ro,st KIND the d.sire for
Liquor Is created and H. pit up. omd the ,emt IL all
The horrors attendant rpon a dr"nsard's III. and
death.
For those rho desire and will have quor
Differs 'ee publish the t,1fowlng receipt: Get one
bottle Of III uUnan d's Germa0 BitterS, and
mir &c III three quarts Of good Hrandy "r
Whlekey, aud the result o,U be preparation
thu, 1.N tar excel IN medical rirtae ~nd trae ee-
cell mcy any Of the Liquor Bt,ers :. The market
AMI rrW cos much less. You wiu hare all the
rirtues Of Hconand's Bitters tn Connection
Nth good article Of Liquor at much less price
than these inferior preparations uitl cost non.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

1t forms fiat even and elastic seam which is
warranted not to rip in wear even il the seam is
cut al frequent intervals and also under all cir
cumstances 80 survive the wash tub"
A patented device of great utility to learners.
prev n's the possibility u the machine being run
in the wong direct on or the balance " b eel
wearing q lady 8 dress
Ano her feature waich deserves particular at
tention is the Wilcox Patent Needle, which can
not oe &c. wrong.
sowing machine that the public have lolg Deen
wanting for. Boston Transcript
It's indeed wonderful production an for FAM
~ US, esi ecial'y other will bear any com par
ison with it: PHI. Eesniny Jonrnr!.
mechanical SoSder.-ScievtlRc Amsstcon.
Among the bet and most se,vic.a BILE sesing
machines. Light and elegantly finished asd so
simt pie in its const. urton thst il seems al,nost
impossible fori. TO get out OF ..epair - Pins5urg
Wronlcie.
has c"mbined with its own sculinr merit. all
the really valuable imp-oveme ,ts of the b CHER
price IN ,ch,nes. Penn.yy rGnian
This rnschine in tho ou,ion sf the committee
mis- more nearly the Requirement rs If ysrfe ina
chino than "ny on exhibition. <raakiia institute
fepof of 1868
Taking into consideration simplicity ebeapness,
durability and uoinS alt work tsie cc5Ani, tee ~ere
unanimously in favor of the Wilcox & Gibbs. a
s'ng.c thr-al machine -Penns yirans1 SAFE Az
rtc'ifmrat .Ssc,ety's Report
We INST in justice express our coufiie nee in the
merits of che Wilcox / Gibbs sewing much me-
We consider that's great disideratu,n has been
Implied by it in proving beyond DOUBT that two
'nfeios are net ~ was supposed, necessary to a
ro'd mac nj &C. Christian Adcocate and Journal
jane II 1860.
A,ter much wear end many washincs the
Stitching IS found to retain ali the ron nd ness.
evcnncss and hrnpess which nre 50 much admired
ut first -Aeto York SIN,
10 princi, lett is perfect = Engineer Londo.,
Has ev dent points of superiority over ii others
P,css
A servi cable machine. OF this We have ex-
perierce in our own family - Boston 1rarsler.
Ths beauty and sinplcity>oi its mechanism
Are admirable Express.
Nssewing m sshine heretofore introduced has
IN - short time acquired such we'll merited pot.
alarity .-C;nci~r nfti Gfzetee
:, We esteem it the best machine for FAMILY use -
The stitch as -ISsgssd by ,n.,,y Avn
. 81 cifssens II Philadelphia.
@S~ nd for a Circular a.
JANIS Wilcox, Maruf.c.n,s,
GUS BrOsdvaV. ny.
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Illinois Central Railroad.
81 81 sls l;ss

I'm AND AFTER SUNDA NOVEMBER
~ Sd, trains will leave from tho Grand Central
,cpot, foot Of Lake and South Water street
Through Express, [ At $50 A M. arriving at
tally, exc, SundaysJ eairo At 4:3O A NJ.
tE This Train connect. for Peoria, Alton, St.
louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
A,commodation) At 400 N, for Cairo and Way
Train, STATIONS, arriving At Cairo at
Every day, J s:45 N next dav.
~ This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run only to
urbana Trains arrive at Chicago 1t ll:05 4 N
and s:30 Pm.
For Tickets and information, apply ct the OF CO
the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN,
Trains will leave Chicago Leave Wood Lawn:
$50 "a 6:45 A NJ
8:45 AM 1884
1900 NJ 12.55PM
800 Pm SA5PM
e:OOPM 6;5OPM
W. n. ARTHUR, Gent Sup't.
W.P. J0HFaoN, Gen Passenger Ag't. noa0tf
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3TT 112vVJ9
s'T NJ EAL10RARH.
sesssA 1871 -
-. spef lAL OIgPATCHRs.

Nxw YoRK, Sep. g.
a.. Tines has Tie following spec.
u..pouAarRas ARMr or THE
PorcNAc, Sept. Z.
r.,alry skiruishcs asross the Kappa
a.s..ck. on our extreme right, arc be
coming quite frsque:t.
On Friday a scouting party Of the I'd
ohio. while returning to our lines were
smbushed and some 30 killed, wounded
and captured. Maj. Roger, commanding
the detachment, was slightly wounded but
escaped capture.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08
WAsHINoToN, Sept. 8.

Gen. Burnside's official dispatches are
Of much length, detailing hrs advaoce
and occupation Of Rockville, and are so
;r,.,voven with information of his con-
t.mpl.,ed movements, as to render them
improper for publication.
Es.t Linn Valley is cleared Of rebels
dawn to within short distance OF Chat
tsnoors, and il is expected that ere this
our cavalry has destroyed the tres,le
works on the Virginia 4 East Tennessee
Railroad whore Il spans the river ano
v.llsv. IN th.t moun' sineous region.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

ST. LOUIS, Sept. {.
The Democrats Memphis dispatch Of rhe
q says Gems. Grant and Thomas have gone
t. New Orleans. Banks is going TO Texas
and Grant will command all the Mississippi
river region.
Joe Johnston's army moved from the vi
entity Of Enterprise, but in what direction
nns knnwo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08
Dr. NtrCel's
INCALLIBLE LINMENT
Great External Re medv.

For Rlemmatism Gont, Neuralgia, Lur,boqo. St;h
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SPRAINS are SON etimes very obstinate, ard
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70 directions also CHILBLAINS FROSTED
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Every Horse Owner
shosld have this rmedy q hand, for its timely
use u the 6fst appearance Of Ls@eness will eject
uaIly prevent those bic diseaoes, to which
I'll horses are liAbls, snd Shich Ssnoef ~ many
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Over four husdred voluntary testtmcnisls 70
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Caution.
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Sole Propieteu. Neswteh: 4.
J@sslsoey dsalss ensally. ae10.tW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

sS7oatTvvr.v W o.
abruptly, as We cyan by ask,ng
feiow itzens, whether 1t is no, /
tor r"'lhcal reformation and re,u,,
sanciry OF CONSTITUTIONS and |.
gdnlnisier' 4 by statesuianship Of
tine honoted Democratic an,
s"eE the question at our Oct b,r q
ton.
Oar E2ection, did we say. Al
10 nc aie Inaicallous that even TINT RI
VII nol te 1t # Q Us, uudis,nrhed
he NIL ta'y pref, nsions OF his prosc
We admin stra Ion for, as We will
Bn'tside 'ntoiposes federal baIonetss
wen Democrat ballots. and rIeci
JAig SIN krntncky, uFon hls ipse "A
81 "dlAloy lty,' and th.n menacjn
tells rs lhat OHIO aud Iawaa,e moi
l"'ai as cls rancLlsed Kent cky . VIII
oar own G"vernor arms and drills
artisan political societies at The rn
eXi easc, aud lis tnem thelr NJ ss,o,,
I" = I a'i "u'" Their opponents aud
~" York 7 s6ume scouts ali u p.rs,i
tor Pfs s:de"ttal election in 1864 \
~ cary I'M erti cncc and stupid an.
toti-m. out OF and ".ike callI
Richard the Lion from his rae 10
! !l tIli 4tli Sine 4sqp ~ -
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Hannibal / 81. Joseph Railroad

IN GOOD CONDITION, AND TRAINS ARE
running daily, East sad West. for the traospor
taticn Of passengers sel freight with care and
despatch. All kailroads located east Of the Mis-.
sissippi River have dirsst cosasction 9TH the Ii
St 10 K r, or its Line of spleudid steam Packets.
The Hannibal ! Sc Jsssph X Line Of Pactssa
on the Missouri River ran daily. south to leeven-
worth, Parkvfie, Qsiadaro. wysndotts and Kan
PIat,slsosth, Omaha. aad CssssiI Bluff.
Daily Mail Coaches ran II connection with
trains Of this road - al ipportans towns Il
Northern Missouri 49, Southern Iswa. Also 70
Rousas
Overland Pixies psak 81 California Mai,
Coaches leave daily. Time = Denver City s dsv
HALT Lake days, Sas Sransiso le days.
Rates o. freight always = ~ = 81 any other
Distanes. Changes - Tine.
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