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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-15

GAN FRANCISCO L. OTHING ST0RE-THE
y Virginia Emporium of Fashion }. Barnert
s. Co. call the attention OF the citizens OF
Gold Hill and vicinity to their uncxccllcd stock
of Fine and Heavy Custom Made Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Gnnds.
y. B.-Ncw Goods, of the latest styles and pat
terms, received by every steamer direct from New
York. J. BARNETT 60
dell IF No. 81 G St., Virginia.
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A CARD.

1T HAVING BEEN REPORTED THAT THB
L undersigned would not be candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Sheriff of Storey county,
the object of this card is TO correct such report
have never said>or even Unlimited to any one
that would not be candidate for reelection
know ONO reason why should not be-and will
myself make known my intentions when the prop
er time arrives. W. II. HOWARD.
Virginia, n. r., Dec. S, 1863. dec lw
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HOTELS, SALOONS, ETC.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Corner of Main St. and Fifth Avenue
COMO, N. r.

THIS LARGE HOTEL is JUST COM IA
i pletr,l. Furniture, Bedding, and every. .iH
thing entirely new. Thirty double and@H41-.
single Bed Rooms. snitcs Of Rooms for families,
PnrInrs, etc, n carpeted, furnished und finished
complete.
Hot and cold water is conducted through pipes
on the first and second floors
All the late modern improvements, and in fact
everything pertaining to tirstclass Hotel will
be found at this house.
There is also connected with the National Ho-
tel large Hall. p by 50 feet, suitable for Balls,
PARTIES Public Meetings, etc.
l. u. CROSS, Proprietor,
Como y r. Dec llth lsl3 dell If
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N0TTTF

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
w the first day of January, 1864, the Brick
and Stone Building in Gold Hill, lately occupied
by Wells, Fargo s. Co. Terms-easy. For par
tculars inquire of E. and D. Walcott, Union
Scales.
Gold Hill, Nov. 18TH 1868. nols
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NOTICE

A SAFETY VALVE, SOME GUY RODS FOR
II smnkcpipc and a couple of iron rollers,
marked "B. F. Sherwood" belonging to the
Yellow Jacket Cnmpany's machinery, have
been delivered elsewhere by mistake. Any
information about them will he thankfully
received by SAML HYATT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Dec. 7th, let3 deg IT,
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ORR National Debt at present amounts to
81, 222, 7j0,0OO.
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IF Mothers! Mothcrs!! Mothcrs!:
Don't fail to procure MRS. WlNSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETH
ING. This valuable preparation is the prcscrip.
ton of one of the hest female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and has been used
for thirty years with failing safety and sue.
cess BY millions of mothers and childreu from the
feeble infant of one week old to the adult. Hnot
only relieves the child from pain, but invigorateS
the stomach and bowels, ,eOrrccts aci'iity and
gi;lcs tone and energy to the whole system. II
will almost instantly relieve GRIPPING in THE
BOWELS and WIND COTiIC. We believe it ~
the best aud surcst remedy In the world, in ull
eases Of DYSENTERY and DlARRllEA IN
CHIADREN, whether il arises from Tecthng or
from any other cause. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine nm
less the fac .sinilc of CURTIS & PERKINS, New
York, Ia on the outside wrapper. Sold by all
Medicine Dealers Principal Office, 4s Dey street,
New York.
Price, Only 25 cents per bottle.
REDINGTON e. CO,
4l6 and 4ls Front street, San Francisco.
RICE & LlVERMORE, Agents,
ocIo 1o,y6m Virginia.
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NOTE Buyer 10 days; seller days; one
fourth interest; / Dividend.
ADDITIONAL THIS MoRSING-Virginia Dis
trct-Mount Washington, SD bid-Sl5 asked.
Geld Hill Distr.ct-Rhode Island, 81 so bid
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1863-02-21

q po.vr Nouyrt,E M "a BUrrE A Ia RosE.--Lund
asrnier on sigalala au commandant du Poste &c ~
-, 81 1. pass uanproehe de aeux g,inboats fsde-
&. f,n;sa;na Field fut ifnrnediatement en-
$eys avec srois compagnies dinfanterie du " Cres'
ns Regiment six miles plus bas dams fihsent'on
eus couper ID retraite. Tn fort vent ayant poasse
& premier de ces gunbosts a 80 on 40 pas da Capt
a,a ]. les Yankees se n,ontrant fortement exposes
r le pot, IL Capt Field ne pat resister Ia tenta'
III, :, i commando ,e feu. Trois volees flrent
&rses u 40 on Sc federaux fnrent abattus, &c que
foyans. les 5eux gunbosts "a retferent q Ia bate,
Tsns nous tusr nj nous blesser un seai homme.
Bien fai,. Bien faiti
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BUREAU DE L'ApJuDAnT GENERAL.
Richmond 27 Noyembye 1862,


- Richmond 27 Noyembre 1862.
ORDRE GENERAL No. SO.
rs Commandments de Conscrits feront pubheY
ID Pordre suivant all moins sept fois dams cha
que Etat de la Confederation, dams un nombre do
journaux suffisaut pour en- assurer la circulation
dams toutes les parties du pays.
|. Tous les officers, OFFICERS on sodass ac-
tuellement absents des commandments don't sis
relevent pour causes autres qu'incapacits absolus
de servir, GU par oIdre dn Secretaire de la Guerre
ou des eommandants de Departement, rejoindrons
immediatement leurs corps respectifs.
IT. Les otfciers qui mangneront de Sc confoFHeF
aux disposition du paragraphe ci-dessus dams un
detai reasonable, n'excedant dams aucun cas-, pas
plus de vngt ours apres la publication du present
ordre, seront raves ignoninieusement du contr6la
de Farmee ct Ieurs nons serollt enyoyes aux COM
mandants de conscfts afn qd'ils soient enr6les
comme sodats. -as
Ill Tout sous officer GU fsoldat 9ni negligera
d'obeir, dams un delai reasonable aux dispositions
du premier paragraphe du present order, sera tenu
pour deserteur ct trate CONNIE tel les neins den-
quents seront eyoyes commando nts de conscrifs
de chaque etat pour stre publies GU sujets toute
mesure qui pourra etre adoptee CONNIE plus eff
CAGE. sa&
" Ain d'assurer la cooperation active de
toutes les parties interessees a Pexecntion immG-
diate de Get ordre, les commandants de departes.
ments reqnereront des differents chefs de corps
servant sous leurs ardres, LIN. FetoHr prompt des
noms de tous ceux qni sc tronvent absents. Ces
retosrs devront speciier pour chaqae nom Ia cause
de l'absence, ct tout comnandant de regiment,
battalion on conpa gne qui Sc reDdrat voiontaire-
ment eoupabIe de fansse representation dun cas-
d absence non.autorisse sera apres conviction du
DELFT, renvoye dn service.
" Par les dispositions de Ia seconde clause da
grape II de rordre general No 50, les OFFICERS
ou soIdatsqni, par suite de bessure reenes SER
| vice. Sc trouvent incapables de porter les arnaes
as sor,t tontefois en- etat de sersir sont requs,
n1oins d'ordre contrare, de rappofter aux COM
rnandants de consents les plus rroches dams leurs
Etats respectifs, qui ieur conrront ss sont aptes
ce service 10 soin de rassember les trainards et
de yoira Pexecution du present ordre, avee plein
pouvoir de requerir de Pautorite militare Ia plus
ra pproc hee, tout Paide don't lis potrraent ayoir
besoin.
vi. Les officers du departemant du Quarter
Matre charges du paement des troupes. sont par
les pesentes srequis de ne payer aucnn offlcieF,
sous Officer ou soIdat qui ne puisse fournir une
preuve satisfasante quill nest pas SOUS lecoup des
penalties indiqaees dams l'ordre cidessrsH Tout
Officer payeur qu ferat an Placement en- yIo'atlon
de Get ordre sera responsible sous son cautionne-
ment du montant du dit pafenaent Par ordre de-
| H.. S. COOPER,
@ Adit. and Insp. General, Al. G.
LOUIS BUsH, A. A. Genl.
Troupes au sud dela r. Rouge.
! IN Janvier, 1853. 3.---7. sSs
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#0CHRAN est candidat pour Constable de Vile
leIecton d'Avri proclaim.
CAPTURE pU GUsBoAr FEDERAL LIE "QuEEs OF
lms WEsrn-Sous la date du 15 courant, e COM
&apdaflt du fort etabli a Goldons Landing, sur Ia
&isiare Rouge, rapports au Major susget, Chef
1 REtat-M.ior du Gen. Taylor, que la veille cina
cures du sr les batteries du fort ont ouvert te feu
ur lie Queen Of the West; ct ap,es une 'rentaIne Dc
paps de cauen lie gunboat federal basse pas1iion'
B boule.s layant pefore, e.s'sst fendu discretion.
i nv await dependant que Is holnmes bord, ie
esae ayart reus<i s'echapper rombsc de la mutt
ions srons done hetite DE- pieces de canoH, don't
de 80 et de "a, ct une grande qnan,ise De mu'
&tons, provisions, quinine, vstements, etc.
lie We5b, u,i de nos gunboata, est parti le 10
RAlexandrie, d la poursuite du Desoto, un petit
Que los federaux nous avaient yole Fieks-
surg, ct qai accompagnait lie Queen Of the West
as oui etait enfui ors De la reddition de 50 belle
Gpmpagne On tout lieu d'espereF que 10 "e'0
hmanera bien,6t le DeSoto. g.,
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V'esste RessUOsySc.

X7U r1ncemence du temps, ct du consentement
des parties intaressees Ia vente des b'ens de la
succession de feu Abraham Harnan, qui etat annon-
Gee pour lie lS Fevrier courant, etc renvoyee au
Jeudi 26 du meme mois.
Ancune personne ne sera aceepfee CONNIE eau
ton mons queile ne soft paffaitenent so'Vaoe CT
residaute de Ia Parosse St. Landry.
r. BESGTEREL,
80 Eneanteur.
Opelousas q Fevsier ls65.-if --....r #.
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ers-1a v.,,te de u,eubles du Capt. Geo. Ulrck
4 lid renseyee an Jepli, 2s du courant, couame on
~ Yesaa par Iagis ,iaas nne antre colonne.
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VeRate PuIDsiQsle.

Succession de fen dame Vlrginae Ga6erel
I'M vertu dun ordre de Honorable la
80 Cour du Huiteme District Judiciaire
de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana, siegeanr dams ct
pour la Paroisse St. Landry, il sera offert en-
yente pubique, au plus offrant ct dernier an.
cherisseur, par l'internediair-' dEvar.ste
Debailon, Encanteur public, ou de tout au-
tire officer competent, sur l'habitatioa ci-des-
sous designee, ....
LIE M0rdi 10 Mars proclaim, 1868,
les proprietes ci-apres decrites, dependant
de la succession de fen Virginie Gaberel, e,
.ouse decedee d'And'e Prud homme, der
Increment de la Paroisse St. Randry, sayoir:
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- Nous voyons avec plaisir que le Lieutenant
Colonel " A. Foarnet Ste reintfgre dana !e com
hassdement de son Battalion, dit Yelioso Jackets
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Ope.ousas 81 Fevrier 1858.
OR a. .9sCE

ORDO.e:1.R.9'CE
POUR La POLICE DELAvILlE D'opELoUsAs.
A RTICLE I. II est derrese pareie Bureau de Po-
n lice de Ii Vile dOpeIousas: Que le President
dudit Burean aura lie deoit et, par les presentes est
ausorisG, aaand il le iugera psopos pour ls henne
poies do adise Vile de faiFe ferlner tout Cafe, BIZ
yett ou tout aatre establishment oa est tenu de Ia
boisson de quelque sorse, dams les mites de ladite
vile.
ART. II. II eat de plus daerete, &c; Qa'en Fab
sence du President dndit Bdseau, Fun on faufe des
unen.,res dadit Bureau anra ie drois dexefeer les
pouvoirs co,feres au President dudiI Bureau Ell
.Yertu de Ia presente 0rdonliance
ARR LIE II est de plus decrete, Ac.; Cue tout
propri6saede tout Cafe Busette ou tout sptre eta.
biissemeft dAsaegenre dams 10 vile 0pelonsas, qui
negieera ID r4 eifs ds afsrmer son etsblissement
apfas en- avoir es requis sasi gull est present. ci
iessrs sera passble dune Aas4aa6 Ade yngtcinq
piassres pour chaque contraventlon. aan
ART w. II Ell do plus decsGts, &c; Que iaspre-
sense 0rdonrance aura force de loi ! coupter IL "A
date de sa passaaion.
Ordonne l3 Fesrier 1868. - I. s S. y
/ i. IA. EIEG, President.
JOSEPH D. RscHARD, Grefier. 1stsV--l1
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4 VIS.-Ceux qui ont des reclamations contre
n moi CONNIE coIlectear, sont prizes de me les
presenter ma residence, au Ferry de Ia Mermento,
dams Ia Paroisse st. Landry, pour etre ,fglses:
81 few lG6a---6f1 I'll. DESESSARTs.
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QUARTER GENERA
BUREAU D'ENRoLEMENr DE La MILIeE,

BUREAU D DENROLEAENTI DE LA MILIGE,
Opeonsas l Feurier 1868. ! q
TWy0US les hommes blaucs do la Psroisse St. Lam
. = dry. audessaus de Fage de SO ans, exemDts du
service miiiaire dams Ia Miee sous la 2me ct 4me
Section de i'Acte de Ia Legislature de la Louisiana
iistitnie sActe pour orgasiser III AiIee pour Ia de-
Tense de H'Etat," apnreuve le 3 Janvier 1863 soht
reqnis de resenter, Giasrai e 2l Fe-
frier eonsatls on avant eurs lrenves surenr affda.
III certif6 sous sslment par dsux temoins rsspee-
sahlee.
@ JAMES III. eP0RFER,l hs
05scier d dsEnf6semeatda ie gHiisss
poaras Psrossss q. Laafry.
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.g'gs tEOlsue s,Osye .zEesge,
ORIJON " AN CE


ORDON N AN CE
RELATIVE Aux Balls D'EScLAVEs.
A RTICLE l. II est decree par le Bureau de Po-
IN lice de la vile d'0peiousas Qu'aucui bal d'es-
claves on parte dansante ne poufra Sc donnef dams
les Imtes de Ia Cooperation MONS que tel bal ou
parte ne soft donnee par un proprietaire d'escaves
ct chez lui ct uioins que Fentree men soft hhges
Art II. III est de plus dectete Ne; Qu'aucune es.
pece de boissons ou de comestibles ne pourrnnt ct
ne devront atre vendues ancun de ces balls gu par
ties dansantes.
Art. III II est de plus decre,e, &C.; Qae dams le
cas- on un esclave donnefa un bal ou une parte Ell
contrayention de Ia presen'e Ofionnanee le maitre
de tel esclave passible dune anende nexcedant
pas vngtcinq piastres 4
Art ". II est de plus decretes &c Que Ia pre-
sente Ordonnance aura force de lo a comprter de Ia
date de sa passation. -
o''0A'S - fS''S' 'F'9 F. "a. z ING, pysssdsas
Jos. D. RICHARD. Grefer. 11-6t
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Vxsrx pE EeGaEs.-La vente de Ia succession
sg.ss All eu liea Les negrea ont asteint dee prix
#.halenx Nous les demons eidessous CONNIE
- "a IN s,,x,s,,s;, H'4sra ca,,servsa
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GRAND CONCERT
Vocal ct Instrumental.
N E Professeur vandenherg donneEa ce soir, au
IL Theatre des Varieties Opelcasas, un Concert
yoca, ct instrumental don't Ia neite da pfodut sera
DOME d rHopitsl de ia Louisiana.
Pix de,,sree 81 Enfans ct domestiques moitie
p,ix.
Les portes seront ouvertes Z beures.
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Dscsdse. En- cette vile, le 10 coaraut ADELlNs'
enfant de N. B. Hutehins, agse de an ct IL mo's.
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lis cherchent fare retomber sur leurs cone toye"s
lie pods don't ils SO sont debarrasses Legalite des
charges est recismee 6gaement par lie patrlo:'sme
ct par Ia justice"
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OPP ELOUs A 81:
la nEDI MATIN, 81 PEVRIER 1868.

sSsr Nous sonn,es autorisa annencer que JOIN
sDCHRAN est candidat pour Constable de Will
10nplousas, 4 lelection d'Ayril proclaim.
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Fxronrrox AsTtPAraIoTiagE ---saus ce titre Il
Dsasosrase de ST. Martinsi.ls con,ient I'm article
luoueI nous pgisons ee qai suit: II.
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a Usssiosa dea Naseh hisoches,
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at the option o. fEo 7100s0'T.::, -,,..,.
Twenty dollars in advance will invariably 5';y m ~
reonjrad for The 9nno9rcsment Of caadloa,'s
-g ef."c
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Opelousas I Fsvrier 1863.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06
How TO be LOvabie,

Gail Hamilton says, if you wish to bc
her love. her hero, her delight, her spontan, l.,
iety her utter rest and uIlimatum, you must
nitune your soul to fine iSsues-you must
bring outsthe angel in you and keep the
brute under. 1t is not that you shall stop
making shoes. and begin to write poetry
That.is just as much discrimination as you
have. Tell you to be gentle, and you think
we want you to Dissolve into milk and
water tell you to be polite and you infer
hypocrisy to be neat, and You leap ovel
Into dandyism fancying all the time that
cluster is manliness. No, sir. You may
make shoes-yon may carry coals-you
may blow the huntsman's born, hurl the
bace bsll, follow the pillow, smite the anvil;
your face may be brown, your veins knott
ed, your hands grmmed; and yet You may.
be hero. And, on the other hand you
may write verses and be clown.
II is not necessary to feed on ambrosia
in order to become divine nor shall one
be accused though he drank of the niue
fold styx. The ISrselites ate angels food
in the wilderness, and remained stiff necked
and uncircums' ancised in the heart and
ears. The white water'lily feeds on slime
and unfolds heavenly glory. Come as ihe
June morning comes. 1t has not pickle
its way dantily, passing only among the
roses. 1t has blown through the fields aud
barnyards aud all the common places of the
land. 1t has shrunk from nothing Is
purity has breasted and overborue all
things, aud so mingled and harmonized
sll that it sweeps around your fo"head and
sinks into your heart as soft ard sweet ard
pure as the fragrance Of Paradise So
come you, from the worlds rough work,
with all ont door airs blowing around you
aud all your earth smells clInging to you
but with fine inward grace, SO strong. sc
sweet, so sslubrious that it meets and mas
ters all things, blending every faiatsst ol
foulest oder of earl ILLNESS into the crate
fol incense of pure and lofty life.
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Early Physical Degeneracy OF

JUST PUBLISHED by DR.. A S'one,
- rby ician to the Troy Lung and Hygsnc Institute.
Treatise the Causes OF Early Physical Decline of A.
mercan People the cause OF Nervous Debility Consump
tion and Marasmus.
This work OF high tone, written in chase yet
thrilling language and appeals d ecy to the moral con
sciousness Of ALL PARENTS and Guardians especially detail
ing scientific and reliable aids and treatment for
1t will be sent by mail the receipt Of two 3 cent stamps
Parents and GuadaD fail not to send and obtain this book
Young Men, fail not TO send fer this book.
ladies' you too should at copy of this book
A Word Of Solemn Conscientious Advice to
Those who will Reflect.
class of maades prevail to fearful extent in the COM
muny booming at least 100000 youth of both
ally to early grave. These diseases very inpefecty
understood. Their external manifestation symptoms are
Nervous Debility Relaxation and exhaustion Marasmus
wasting Consumption Of the tissues the whole body short
ofbreath hurried breathing ascending hill or
Bronchitis and Throat shaking Of the of the Hands
and Limbs aversion to society and to business or study
dmness Of the sight loss Of the memory dizziness Of the
head Neuralgia, pain in the various parts Of the body
pain in the back limbs Lnmbago Dyspepsia or ndges-
on ieguarty of the bowels deranged secreions of the
Kidneys and other glands Of the body Leucohea or Feur
Abus &C. &C. Likewise Epilepsy, Hysteria, and Nervous
Now in nney-nne in every hundred all the above
named disorders and host Of Others consumption OF the
Lungs and that most insdous aud willy form Of consumption
the spinal nerves. Tsbes have their
seat and origin in diseases oPevic Ysce Hence the want
| toms only.
DR. Andrew Stone Physician to the Troy Lung Hygiene
Institution engaged in treating this class of dern
maadies with the most astonishing The treat nent
adopted by the Institution 1t based upon sce
e principles with discovered remedies without minerals
poisons The facilities Of such that patients
be cured at their homes any part Of the country from
curste descriptions q their Case by letter and have The
medicines sent by Mail express Printed inteogatOrss
will be forwarded on application.
tConumpton Catah and diseases Of the throat cured
we'll at the home OF the patients the Institution by
sending the Cold Medcated NHALISa BALsAnIo YAPoRs
with inhaler and ample directions for their use and direct
correspondence
~ Patients applying for inteogatories advice, must
| enclose return stamps, to meet attention.
ER-The tending Physician will be found at the nsu-
ton for consultation from to each day. Sun
| days in the forenoon. Address
| DR. ANDREW STONE,
| Physician 10 the Troy Lung Hygien Institute,
aud Physician for Diseases OF the Heart Lungs.
| yo62 90 Fifth Street. Troy, N. York
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:
Dnty of Supporting fhs Adnsfnistrstion.
Fr- q. <asrs bgcrs ne Nsfiorai Uhioa ASSOCIATION, cf



Let us not delnde ourselves with the dis.
trscting aud pernicious foolery which teach.
90 that the country is to be saved, or csn
be saved, in some other way than by co OPP
Grating with the existing administration in
the work Of subduiug the Rebellion. There
must be unity Of action: and we can have
no rallyipg center for that uni y excepl
the constitutional authorities Of the country.
There must be head; and we cen have 10
other head but the nations Chief Mugist'ae
and Commander. An arny must sgh'
under its general, whoever he may be, or
not 6ght ct all there can I've dsgraceful
surrender: there can be. bloody muliny;
there can be cowardly desertion; but there
can be no victory, except through cordial
cooperation with those in authority, aud
loyal obedience to orders.
Aud hold that the President Of the
United States, ss evmmander.in Chief of
the armies and navies of the nation has a
rightful authority over Us all, aud just
claim upon our generous aud hearty sup.
port 10 the fearful task when Providence
aud the people have assigned bIm, oi restU-
ring the national sovereignty ever the last
square inch of the national domain. When
be lifted bis right hand, aud soiemny swore,
before earth aud heaven that he would pre-.
serve, protect aud defend the Constitutloh
OF these States, he became the representa-
tive of US all, he consented to embody,
IN his sole person, the highest magiS,racy
and executive power Of the natlou-tne
collected sovereignty of the whole people.
He swore for Us, sud on our oeuuli; anu
between us aud him The e 10 o covenant vi
God, TO which We f. III patty. Ii there
10 any meaning in America cl,zeuship, VT
oil stand pledged, 10y all tnal Is sac' ed IL
loyalty aud in bouor, Io sustain niln III IN
administration oil his mighty trust.
The Presldent is no despot; he Is slmpl
public servant. But he /. clio ,hed VII
vast authority, not the less; aud th's autno
ny, though delegated 10y the people 10.
shelr own use and beue6t, is Us real as ,na
OF any anoiated and crowned monaI Gu; al
much more worthy of our respect a
our popular government is superior ~ KING
RUE. Disrespect 10 the authority OF 10
fresioent, therefore, is disrespect TO tn
consultation which creates his Office; II
also dlsTespect TO the people VINO Great
that Constitution, aud VINO ieatti med 1t |
tne very act of voting for Presiueut.-
we are not living toge her mere d.
oatlng club; we constitute u government, u u
every attempt to abridge OF orlng Iu,o Col
tempt the rightfu! powers of those who al
charged with executing The tunclous {
that government, or to embarIass them
the preservation aud defeuce of that COVE Il
mept, is an otfense against tue peace an'
dignity OF the nation, winch should Ge oran
ded as infamous and punished as crImiL al