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St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-04-02

J. v. w r F. N,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Will practice Medicine in al its branches, in
eluding midwifery and operative surgery.
St. Cloud, Minn., Dec. l1th, 1862.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-04-02

M q f' "A III ~ ~ N E & B u IL D ,
MINNEAPOLlS MIMN.
Office in State Bank Of Ainnesota.
~ Soldiers at q distance should send for q
circular. v5n27-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

A "lo,AP newspaper IN Cincinnati
ha lat ly st'empte | to be facet on- over
On NJ Clelsn aud the extract fom
the co"clns'on of hts report winch ha-
bee published. IT. especial. jocosc
ovsr Ant'ct an ant III. manner in which
the Gen mi sent is oops info the con
hi,,. A. the President, .veo 50 l,tciy
rs h Spr'n9ii..I U .ic. ctter. said III A.
IT Is ha 10 >. y t''at snythi' & has Teen
bet z, or more bavcly done than Ante.
Eta,p," this ''!oyx" newspaper will per-
&C ve il, ] ~" a:lncnt II the govern
IN .er.s" icds ne ard make, We trust,
the aatea,ls hDnoyu;ie. T., ,i,sauarr
the s,.s i.y IL the Pr=-idrnt is 10 max
the vcoi,i' j's'rn>lIu of his atiity t.
property o"nstn,t the war, aud is The T.
fore ",iislo.-l' We have o zen 4
SO pI .'ply madc this lac, knownt, j.,
cobins that VIC arc surprised ut their IL
direc. assaults n M. l. nc I'm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
n. n. GU a.S Il 90.
ksrsG tCnMiSxj0M Merchants,

| 4s FRONT ROW, MEMtu i, TENN.
81 the # naseand sale II
7.Lacco, I,vcisiD"s F!.mr. EorI, Beef
,e..~ t"y Cr "a ht.ks Ale. Beer E
/. ktnIs o, We. te, n /',O4mce
rw 1T ~. b. On NV l.r-, Chicago snt
Is. Crl.eciivne al Memphis pruu ptiy =;
~. and proc c . ,em,tteI on day !" pay.
AMsrE tOvds tor ", ''CAIs VI NJ mpbis
To. - l.. uis sr28-6,o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

at " TOT EI8b, beIvldeTe, KUCkfUfJ and in.
ternediste points. e.
At 5:30.P Or Geneva and intermediate places.
Passengers tor Reioit and Jsnesvills will T. ke
the 9:oO r N AMI I p " trs,s
Passengers tor Cr,stAi lake, McHenry, Rich
mood. Geneva Lake and intermediate points, will
~ S:sv p n and 5:l5 A n, from Dunleith. Galena
Freo2Oft, cite.
At $3.50 r n nj 500 y Y, fbsn Cedar Rapid,
Fulton, iHun, etc. 3 3xaax .fssss 80.
At ll:lc A from Fog River vsIley.
A. ssh a y, Geneva Accommodatiyn.
= Slsspsng &C.. q nifbt Zs.ins. .s
a. swass.an. 0es2 Pest ~ 4x'l ssissf !
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
"a Mo0 1Gl555'
s"IeG ACnlNE.
'fnsfysHA bsnlIer 1 Fsllsr, ~
T91 1lLc01 AefDDq s8Rmo nAf,sr
= ~ - ssssSss. siaISsg ss1ssS seevSos.f
- w - W109y@ .ERGIT
fael.n1tnE,
'' TiFsaeal,st, Jl05
COs0i0a
M1BCELLANEOIJo

OOGO104
wananted not ". ~ q WSos. ssea n 1ke ~. n
~ = lssleeas isAsWis - Dee Cdr r. -
esonsoOes "to survive The wash tok.
p.sented device u gseas OtjIjsy - lea,se,.
eW ~ the ros.iSiisty u tAs nsekiss beips ~
vse ~. .'Sne ssieet'ss q the bsisses- skss
Aeo ner feature waich deserves rsrtieufa, -.
~ -. TIE ws'eex iAssss Needle, Which ed.
II. .sps..is.,., y. go ,.v.,.,r,, mn,
"s".sns aso'ns ssss h rsblis Asvs ops tees
IT'S ssdssd wsndesful pscdsestcp - . -, -.
~ ~. g! ecisiiy no Other siil bess snv c1n,ss
ison With it, PAa. Es~siss Joars,i se"iss'
Amse1:si'sl sonder.- Ssirysiac As1ieus.
among the best snd most ser vicrst ~. = ~,rs
mschisss. Light sad stessp,lv 6s;.hsS ~. !.
ssPls e its cssn sesion tSst Il ,ees,s si,.oss
CAronsds. ""0svy
has co~bined With its own peculiar merit. al
.u1 .esny Valuable improvements VI The h,she,
tncea machines. = Penn, y'pumion
INF mseh'ns in the otlnion OF ,he ron ,r;,t..
~. noto nearly Ne reqaisemenis II perfcr, ~.
chine than any On sshib.,ion- irasIi.s ANNIE.
Taking into ccn.,dern,,o, ,,,r, u.,.
dur bitty snd ociug ~ won't ~ co..,,; " s..s
ansn'm:"s'y 10 ssvor 81 the Wiisos q Chit
| .'hg.e ~ machine - Ptsssefrvw.cs Nn,. -
re. ffnrat socse's'~ report -
| 10 Justice express our confidence In the
Hs =! me ico1 Gib'r .esins tsneh.ne-
We c.n.iier ,h.t. EIeat a .ide,.i.m ~. -.
Sppnea Dy TIN p-"si,g beyond doubt ih.t ,vo
"a 49,. 80 not. ~ ~"e rUpfs ed. hsoesssry 10 :
Jsss ~. lrev. w. 'oss~&
-, A .:l mach .esr ssd many ,ashises he
...s "s = = uDo 70 retatn I'll TIE sos ndseee.
evenoos sDd btnness which are 70 !, ,,rh .a..-~I
1t fret. -AeW Yosk .S.., 80 ''""se
70 pr.nc,. lett l. p fleet - Esyis..v. kssdS.
| PAIad.irhis Fsess ~" .'S'ss"
ssssia ssbss saehiss. Oftbis y, bsve -.
psn.tce IN or ova faoily.- ksasn srsNSse,
Gre admirabls- E5,yess. 'esaSo
nssesing n sehine heretofore int,odu,ed "a.
70 ?. snort time sequa'sd such well me,i,ed ncr
u!srity.- Ciscissa'ti Gazette ~
W. essscia Il the bet machine fer ssr ;Iv use.
ne a'ieA IS IN. rceisio s.l -Asgssd ~ man. k~..
died cit,srns II EA;tsdeiphia. NV"
~ Send Tar i tscutar -,
JAMS WILCOX Mar uf1e,u,r,.
sp3-TU sac Ryos Ave~ ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
JOHN NJ. ADLER, NJ. D.
E. 8. BARROWS, NJ. D.
DAvENPoRr, Dec. l6. 1854.

DAVENPORT, Dec. l6, 1854.
This is to certify that Professor Be,nhardt h,
fitted Mrs. Thomson with pair of Doubls ! sic
Glasses. which fit her better and give her mo-
pleasure in their use than she has ever worn.
From personal examin ation Of his glasses l CO u
I hesitate to rccomuen emo them as an inprove me,
| upon those in common use. l believe the Pc
lessor to be skill ul and scientific opi ician.
| j. TOMSON, NJ. D..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

spsyscps ~rit,Gg tot ongr, s.mcn should
nav their d It ,xs in advance. ss Co
srs..ncn |. we oily the righ: t. frank let
Ter. coming 70 a,hemselse'. The r"l'
-. h.en adopted, probably, not only I"
;nc, ! =. he POS, Office ,cvenrr, but t.
nlcoy.nt members Of Congress bein
=. ut,..L ~,,l, letters upon trif ng sui
isc.s, but which poi,encss requ RS the"
q a.s wcr, taking the time upon mat
7 te.s no. connected with their proper oili
szG2nl sIutes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
The Advantages Of these Spects
cIes over all Othe rs aye---

lst The only true Lens known, bel ny perfectly,
mMfree from CHI romactic light, SO we'll kotwa to b.
the cause CT injury to vision, and makes tn :
Ichange from Spectscles to Glasses Of stropgee
N, 20 w'.rs oftens required while both and
distant bjects are seen with equal facility thro
= the same Glasses.
I'd Can DO worn with perfect ease fer any
length OF time 1T one sitting, giving as consisting
OLE cleaTne of vision, particularly by candle or 9th
er arti6cia! light comfort to the Spectacle wear
or heretofore unknown.
Sd. Change of Spectacles or Glasses of sorong-
or magnifying power, IN most cases never required
III should the defct arise from sge, disease or pre-
H., ua ture decay-,hus securing 10 the patient good
"A sight during life
~. 4th Wen the eyes pain ache from the
- action Of brght light such As in reflected from
I'll SNOW sunney weather, white paper and in read
49, ing, writing, sewing or vivid coiored bodies
III hose lenses by softening the rays effect mist
1 agreeable sen sation, and perfect cure.
II tn In all nervous affections Of the eye, csus-
ing dull or starting pains in the eye balls sem-
II pes, appearance OF luminous or dark spots on the
atmosphere, aching or feeling likes ard in the
=. eye. the disturbed nerves are quieted, soothed
/. and emit rely lestured.
:. 9th. Ground by peculiar machinery, got ~
al gres cost. mai Dramatically calculated express
J " the manufacture o: his lcns, 30 as TO pro
+ dico il with the true epheIcal accuracy. and il
ioous ct the exact centre--a point OF vital i'm
+ | porta nee. and winch no other Tense possesses.
| Iui. Proof Of supe ority over tie old kind o
spec tacles They are exclusively used at all tn
Y hospitals for the diseases OF the eye IN New for
TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATION
! From Medical gentlemen, professors of tn
b highest opthalInic talent in Davenprt
Ii DA,ENroRr, December Is 1888.
Profos sor NJ. bernhardt, Op'ician AID manufa
s turer Of improved spectacles for the relief an
benefit oi " rious diseases condition of the ey,
come7 to his city with the highest cunmenda
7 tons irem leading Professional gentlemen in Ne
r | York From q p rsonai exs mnaton Of his in
prove3 aids 10 his visioy. l have no hesitatio
I IN recommending him gentleman and adaI
in his art.
JOHN NJ. ADLER, Nj. d.
l. ! Il II Dfnv ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

& Il u ALL " Al
,i@ -
fross Sssys Dsske ztses ss4 1sisgvs, 4
HSse, 70
}rk, Boston. Po.l4ieiphis. Baltimore. Has-
irg and Ill Ease IN Cities. cssr. ing the
: Srsas Taroagh Uai;s Stssss is ito.
! stSS TRAINS LEAVE DuNKiRK OR
= = ID i i, on the arrival Of Ill tsaius iron the
IL the Laas Shore 1Ailrvsd. also iron, sal.
!. J on the rival Of trains via tho New
: Iliaugc Atlantic and Great Western Railway
, Ieveiand. O.. giving Passengers the I'd
H., from punkirk ~ Buffalo, on from Cleve.
D OF a~ix Foot Gauge. combining ease
bmfo-t without change, In Wide, Koomy
4 . Cars, direct 10 New I ofk. A perfectio.
1ea by 10 Other rUate
Fur FREIGHT
seen al points East 40 West, our facilities
uniivslled. ] ormipg ilnse ard ryli.ble con
ions Vt puutirs aud Buffalo with Western
H.. md at salamanca with tho broaj l}auve
mite and Great We>tc n Nailwsy, BY vhi-h
Z there is no trausft between New ok Add
'sla,d
XpRLsS FREIGHT TRANS leave New
4 d liiy for all poi in tn West, akinc as
k time AID Ms low = zee - b. any other route
" Frees hsor Passage ipquircat ~ the prin-
l /, Gic,< in the " est and At ~ Clark street.
,sga 30 Brosdw y, New York, snd g S,uth
81, b. Il New imk l5riats Strees, Bos on
CHAS. MfNUT. 'senI Sup
T. :. r7KNCRR, wes'a-n Aeast,
W BLswcHaxp, Cen freight Agent
X. Rssa. 0-nsfai TDt-t Assas. dsr2s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
D.vpNpopr Der IL 1894

DAVENPORT, Dec. Is, 1854, +
1haye been called upon bv Profes or Bernhart,
manufacturer of improved Specta oles, and from,
PERSONAL trial am satisfied that what he pro-
leases to do can be relied Cd, l have ne hesita-
ton whatever in recommending him to the pub.
li, claiming that those who wish to be accomo.
idutei can hardly fail to be grati6Sa With lis
GORGEOUS manner as we'll as with the use of bis
improved glasses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

ISEASE> OETHE NFF.t Us, SIN
WAL, UalNAKY AND SCXUAL >Y..
TENS Lew ard RELATE tr,a mint in Re-
oarts II tho HOwAsD ASSJC!A1iOS-Sent
by mail in sealed envsicpes. free Of charge. Ad.
dtes. rr. SklLl,N Hlif. IN H.ware
-ssociat,on, No. 2 outn Mint 4 Street Pnila-
dc ph,a Pa. ,va"-d&w m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
10 COwsMne pitC. 8.
a g = r a
To CONsUMPTIvES.

Toe undersgpel having oeen restored 70 neann
IL ew weeks, oy . very simple sem"oy, ails'
having suffered several yssn with severe lung
Fiction, and In At dread dissase, Consumption
rs ANXIOUS I. make known to his fsliow-sunefes'
the means VI cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy OF sns
prescripfi n used tree u cnsrge with TIE dito
tious tor preparing nd asing the same. rhicb
they wil, find SURE cuRs for CONSUMPTION, 4 srB.
Ma, .xoacBIris, &C. The only objec Of the at
vertiser in sending the prescription is to bens6'
the afflicted. and sprea. iBior.naticn which he
conce.ves TO DO invaluable, and he hcies every
sufferer will try his remedy as IL will cost them
nothing anj may osSv. blessing.
REV .EDu ARD A. WILSOH.
WILLIAMSBURG New YORK.
The above article can be obtained in De yenpert
o. 4 Va, ord.
Cal TO, pam h ct, free Of barge So dr 3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
srEO STATES ssOTEL

1 Beach street, SI0si0n.
ttly opposite he BOSTON and Worcester
i K.i'ro.d U-pot.)
GN! ERSIGNEb. WHO HAS BEN
onected with tie AMei,esb ll.nss IN IL
tUver Inc yeats. hss LEASED this we'll
Ind POI uint II, .tl iur . i.iu,o, year,, and
1b,m.tli to bisJsiends and the I,sLisc u
1tr"sf .fors % sultan IN. TePutA,iun 81
tTEU srATES hObEt, as " ivse-cla.s
~ he lutlic may rely Uptn 6nGiiF, tae
9es apu cOlnior,s ! \ Erxt-ci,ss Lk,ttl.
tas heretofore, Two toIi.r> Ter day
f6mi =. st-7 FRANK N. PRATT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

DcmOciatic mem Ders OF G N ,re,s re.
CO = " III soma astonislln mt til, an
Congressional democratic Caucus we've IL,
Conference with members Of The Matt n
al Committee 10 reference t, the time and
pace OF holding the National Demo-
ocrat'c Convention. The commit, c
was appointed. it .ccms, mp y TO pres
par; and report TO Tue cauc0s business
fr its con.idcr alton. A matter of .ucN
Import AS the time aud plnc; O. nomina
tin, IA President al ca n,lilale was no,
Intended u te lnclod 4 ID this luiy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31


7eerew ~ 8toUc nj erSschn..
1h.s<3 osssxe61ss pwsrss. kot highly s,-
S,u.a bsipsw eli. ssa.iot sOselfiAl Asssc-
~,ov.. XSvs Il n ,AsjAxss6. c0usaA Coz % aud
lrri, tito or 5orssss of the Threst =
public sPEAkEks ANY vOCALlSIS
Will aod them sns6cial 10 clearing the vol .
tsGsss spe. king or sissiass 80 tsIsisins the
Throat If er sny unusual exsrtion Of
the 70 al org ms, having pe:uiias sdspsatioa "a
affections y ieh dis,a,b the organs Of speech.
ase9S I'm
10 COMSMsSe pttC.S.
TIE Rev. q. A. Wtsss's 1sessy ~ Csussup.
tor, Asthma, bsonchi,i. oughf, old, and 81
Throat anil Lang Affections. togs,her 9th
PAU pile, giving be pre- eripsion ind short bis
t.ry OF his case. can he ostaioed Of
u =. BAL LORD.
Druggist, isveppor', Iowa. SO. 9 West II 81
dse23-2mt6w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
A (srrM. ~ Sle,iail.

a detachment of troops recently
s.ouiag IN the Valley OF tue Snake or
Lewis Fork uf the Columbia dscovere Il
q waterfall winch, it Is saii, is cnt tie to
the III ;linction 81 being GATED The great
cst in the world. The c"lire volume OF
Sn Ike river rou over a sheer prtci r,'ce
Que hund ed and ninety-cgHt !cct L.yh
thirty leigh. tret hig 'r tnan Niigar..
4aak. RIVER j. full IA la geas the Mag
60 and the ca.cadc IS one soil: shcr,
83I,0iv. Tue locality OF this immense
uAse,tn Ill j. tcar tho l.oint. hcretufos.
JSSt xua. ed AS the Great S,u>h me or Sal
tAl VI that river, but they have al
~ been cnvcloped in mystery. Al
FL 1 slDxen &c rs go The wtitcr pass
a,Onv tue Snake river ,o,d. Forts.
w wo heard tho ,oir'ny OF ,hes tnl :,
ut learned no myrc respecting them
an II they had been inu moor. |
IA a, sid hat there were series Of tails
A2nd rapids making descent Of seven
Hundred icct in scye niles, and
1hc sound gave cal-r 70 the "p,t -
IA mr. hnnd,e.ls r. miles a,rus. til gr.at
n,.;ns Sua.e River A .ws thr,ushs a can
on. with vcrticls wall, Lun'i,cds Of Tee,
hi,h II : only a,>l'ng interval. thai
ssl,c.t points are found H. which III.
r,ver can be reached. The roa cross s
fom p,int to 20 1T Of the bends, only
npo,o .cning Close TO the river whce
there /. \ chance TO descend Tor water
From, Ties. facts very few, It any, o the
tens Of thou.sn's Of adventures that
have Gro. seJ the plains ever looked upon
the rscat ial's The Ite disco, e'ers re-
rot b .i.lcs tho imam cataract macy 9th
ca 81 less height, varying from twc"'y
TO .ifty feet each, near by. som. day
10; will be vnitet Nv The tourist aud
n,..s,,. sc -ker, aud 10 'ked uioo as he
eosnl y ~ 4 'an,il'ar'y as Niagara is To-
a.. and il will tc admitted that, wi h
sts,,endous grandeur Of tie surrouad-
;nv.. t,ev q as Tar hey ond Niagara, as
N..r.ra nos cxccls he rest Of tho world
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

- ~ curious ard intcres ing discover,
~ o.lly been male in California, OF
n soy eini,ar in construction
Sltsn pyramids, onIy vsr
b17Lysr. Tho stones comp sin.
Qyk SIe usefxgs s;x feet in lcngt-.
Ihd ttsap one 10 three feet 10 thick
n lscoott titslsr. the veil known presti
Az Z msd ~esempli4hed piao;st, a :.
4 q Nlls y. d y ~ 4 rsilroad.a !.
~ ~ Tho recent ..n.at;on.
III iah4 w. kexiag snifsrsd ell IN.
eh the aesiJeat sliudsi to. 80 60,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

Rock ISLAND, Dec. IL. 1888.
Prof Bernhatdt, Of New York having called
up, n me and exhibited specimens Of his Specta.
Giles, have no hesitation In Recommending him u
being able to furnish to all those who may ssanh
in need Of such aids to sight, just what the
want. G TRCEsDALE. n. r.s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

DAVENPORT, Dee. 26 1868.
have used pair Of Prof Beanhardt's Spec
taces, selected BY himself for me alter q careful
examination of the Eye and have 20 hesitation
in saying that they come up fully to my idss Of
what Spectacles ought to be, and | recommend
my friends and the public to apply to him and get
ntted by him, no matter what glasses they may
be using. EBEAEZER COOK,
Sec'y n n IL X Co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

nf.'"... ...tcuttoI pa
IN o Z cs2e SesSc e. $50.
~ On the most tdv mt aeeou. terms aud So.
q Call and exau inc. All Orters l~hmEty at
: ed ie. IN 81 div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
THOS. J. SANDERS, NJ. D.

DAVENPORT, Dec. Is, 1868.
have been called upon by Professor NJ Bera.
hard, Upiticiou, ana Spectacle Manufacturer, who
has been highly recommended by leading medi
cal gentlemen wherever h e has been. From per.
aonal examination of his improved aims to those
who aro the least afflicted with delicate eyes OF
impared visions, have hesitation in recon-.
,nending him to yen as gentleman that under
stands bis profession.
JAMES McCORTNEY ND.
l have examined the testimonials Of Prof.
Dxnhardt, ard am satisfiod that he is q sAillful
Opticion and although have not yet arrived
at the distinction of using spectacles myself dc
not hesitate IL recommend him to those who are
in need Of these aid to their vision.
DAvgNPoAr. Dec II. 1853.
HENRYW LEE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

DAVENPORT, Nov. %. 1868:
have received call from Prof. NJ. Bernhsrdt
Opiician, who is very his hly recommended by
oar leading medical gentlemen, and as one who
understands the business no has followed for
years,
can answer for the glasses he has fted my
eyes with being the best have ever used.
JOHN E. HENRY, Mayor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
Rock ISLAND. Dec. IS. 1868

Prof II Bernharai principal and scientific U
clan, comes to ne highly recommended BY FRO
sional men in The East, and upon exami1a
bis Spsctacles and his method Of adapting Il
to the Immediate vision, We cheerIully add
. sAimnnv In hia faVne !
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

-. ~ 44ltspslraiA, Dec -
y Seesesvstlvs National U"'on
:, n. eAs-dsy ~ the Con iaeai-
sso.Al.-uoa. A.n.. Kcad.li 10 the
no1:: 'ifsmii,on fope, Il Kentucky,
rsssptsd tbs ,olio~ ing ,c.uIulion-,
"chs upon bis no,ivn. were adopted !:
lffs'!csd That ~ pa os,f the
cc''"n '.sua. ION cont .,.e.i in the iesp
lnt'o.stltok ~ 4 ioo / b. the Comc,-
vs'sve O"'on Ma innai COMMITTEE, we
w NV, tDf curse YES aud those we rep
sss, = publicly present 10 the pc pie oi
s"c United Ststss fpr heir sappo,.in the
co"'"x election Gen. George u. MeClcl'
IAN ~ the ua.on can date ,or the Pes
uclcy ; aud 90 cn upon ,ve,y tue pat
TO- snd lover II his country To rally
"'""no Inn rs III. stand I'd bearer Of u.
Peop'c, And We ais, rrc..nt the nam,
o. Wv. William !. Campbell, Of Tr"-
ne zee ~ the Union caliJ.ic tor th'
wee P.c.idency.
Hesofced, That for tho support o
'n's y ;ket ~e recomnend the ie rmatl u
VI McNielian Union Clubs ~ every pa
" ''e eontr', AID nquest that th
nnihcs II the ilirces OF the ,ainc be re
po'ci 70 TIC > etary # CIR NaIion'
" nml,ttec q rm.n clubs to report L
N"'. Lsngc"sch~ar z, Of New York.
~ the public mcctnr, II tho couser
vaises vt the Gu .cil CbaLbcr tough
tue ate d'nce was not very lage. o.
ing. PEI hap, to tho .hortness IT the n
lice AID the outside s:t,artions. Hon
Am's kendall presided, aud 'peechc
were made Ivy Mc.sts. oleve's, OF Ne,
York; Norto", ot T,x,s. md others. :
Ihe course # ID, adn,ni ira n was dt
neunccd. and iesoluii rs ~etc adoptc
approving the no,nna. on Of McC'el'
aud Campbell, Of Tennessee. aud ,ecou
menJ'"g the formation OF McCleila
cubs throughout the coan'ry.
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reason there was no occasion to include them, they
were bound before and the true meaning and IN
tent of the act is to increase the army by calling
into service men who were'not before liable. sup
pose the act contained provision giving bounty
or $500 to all men called into service under It's ope-
ration or providing that conscripts should not be
ordered out of their respective States, would ne
imagined that men who had previously volunteered
for the war; or were substitutes for the war, would
he entitled to the extra bounty, or to the special
privilege of remaining in their own States Yer
tainly not because there was no need Tor legisla'
ton in order to make soldiers Of them.
decent respect for our observation-disclosures the
Court from adopting a construction when ieads 10
the conclusion that it the intention, by the use
Of general words to include within the operation OF
the act substitutes who were already bound Tor the
war, not for the purpose Of efectng them, out Tor
the indirect purpose of reaching parties VINO had
furnished substitutes, and in that way asserting
power which is at least doubtful and certainly IN
wolves reputation and want of good latin. AS
the conscrpon act does not include substitutes, the
conclusion that Gedhart is no longer sufficient as
substitute and that Twins discharge is Of no further
effect fails.
1t is considered by me, that John N. Irwin be
forthwith discharged with liberty to go wheresoeVer
he will
1t is further considered that the cost Of this pro-
cceding allowed by law be, paid by James Irwin to
be taxed by the clerk Of the Superior Court OF Rock
ngham county according to the statute in such case
made and provided.
The clerk will file the papers in this proceeding
among the papers of his office.
r. NJ. PEARSON, G. J. s. c.
At Richmond Hill, April 9th, 1868.
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as shown in every conflict from hanover SOu1.
House to Fredericksburg-to their "e ,hSS
spirit exhibited in enduring the herdshlPs OF tne
must arduous and brilliant campaign on record.
We'll NAV North Carolina, our noble old State, 90
nroud of such gallant sons. AT tie conclusion II
waa hard to prevent the "three times three cheers
which the Generals old regiment, the 2Sth, wished
to give him. but the officer commanding at the time
thought it would appear rather out of taste, anu
$50 all was over" Many officers crowded around
to Shake hands, and chat with the General Some
accompanied him to headquarters, where, perhaps
he was able to give them little medicine, alter
standing so long in the cold Whatever it was,
did not get any.
General Lane has the happy faculty Of winning
the esteem and hearts of those associated with him.
have served under him since the beginning oil TINS
war, as Adutant of the camp of instruction at
Raleigh, as Major, and subsequently as Lieutenant
Colonel of the Bethel regiment from North. Caro-
lima, as Colonel of the 2Sth regiment and fnaEy as
Brigadier General commanding the 4th brigade OF
A. p Hills division. Always and everywhere he
has been beloved ard respected for his sterling quail
tiles as man, and his abilities as an officer In
the glorious old st he was the universal faVorlte oil
officers and men, and on leaving them he received
a number of gifts almost as handsome as those re-
Gently bestowed upon him. May God shield him
in the hour of danger, and long spare him to bis
countrys service and the love Of those who are near
and dear to him. SHEPARDSTONN.