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bargaincd for or anticipated. The country
needs men to fight her battles, and any par-
son Hho enlSls into the army with other
intentions must necessarily be in greater
or less degree disappointed. Still the heavy
artillery is preferred to infantry: for many
reasons chief amongst, which will oe its free.
dom from PICKET and skirmiSh duty. II will
probably act as reserve and guard for the
ammuuI'i'n and supply trains.
Hlen, munitions Of war, &c are being hur-
rIed to the font as rapidly as the means of
transportation Will admit and We shall soon
be in excellent fighting trim-able, hope,
to ,ate up the cry Of" Onward To Rrchmondn
and MAINTAIN it to some purpose, too.
A heavy force is concentrated at Annapc:
lis. Can il DO frr another peninsula cam.
psign Would it not ba a most singular cir
cums'ance, after the almost two years delay,
Mcclellan plans were acknowledged as the
only fea i1le o1es 4 ado. tel? In MY humble
estimation, the peninsuIi route is the only
one from winch Richmond can be succcssfu!.
ly attacked, because b. any other route the
line Of supply is too long and to much ex-
posed to interruption, while by the peninsu-
la there is water Communications for the
whole distance Should Little Macs"
plans oe adopted will it not be a direct ac-
acknowledgement of his genius and what q
com ncntary it will present upon the sctions
of the persons who have s;riyen so hard to
bring him into disgrace
Our camp is So absolutely barren Of inter-
est and is SO lltlle room for flight of imagi-
nation that fad it difficult writing, and so
like Micawler, will wait patiently for some
thing to turn up. Until then, adicu.
Truly Yours, CLINT.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13

g:sF- TuC ARoLIrIoNIsrs are very ford
or .ba soIdiers ab.,ut .Ioc,;on ,i,nas br, n,.
eon1lIv 50 during the rest Of the wear, Every
ef,.rt ON the mart If ii, D.noer. "a in q -
crcss anil ont of # Z, have rho so,dicrs maid
!, coil or i,.eo,iv,la,, ;so.,,saI hr ,be
Ah.,lt,,nis,.
Another cxamnIe If the;r or,o.i,ion +,
measure :, ,nan,CesrIv inst, WAS Give, :, ,lc
State Sonata l,S, W.Jna,1,, NJ. u,ol.i,s
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13

CoLORED SOLDIERS IIUNG.-Perhaps the
folo~ing paragraph, copied from the Her-
0id'S Florida correspondence, may explain
why the Abolition papers are 50 bitter IN
their denuncrationS of Gcn. Seymour. Tie
correspondent says:
"Onc day last week party Of four negroes
belonging to one OF the co,ored regiments in
Florida, cou. nt;ed rape on awhitc woman.
Three Of them were taken on W ednesday and
tried by a drumhcad court martial. They
were convicted, sentenced to be hung, and an
hour afterwards two Qf them were swinging
at Camp FInegan. The other was brought
ipro jacksonville, where, at twenty minutes
notice, scaffold was erected, the troops call
ed out, the citizens not flied, and ne shared
the righteous fave Of his fellows. The BODY
was allowed to remain twenty four hours be-
fore being cut down, Gen. Seym ,ur charac
terislicaIly sent up the proceedings Of the
court for General Gilmore's approval, 1c,th
an endorsement on The 6dc, that the SEN
tence had been carried 1nto effect.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13

At a meeting of Stcrlingrifc Loasc, No. $50,
O. Of O. n 1t Stcilingyillc. March 5th, 1864, upon
tho announcement ii the Death Of Brother p. c.
Z. Mowrv Tr.. = mem 5cr IS s1id Lodge, Commit
tee was appointed to nr K Resolutions expressive
Of i!c srse ot the Jola in reference thereto. ih"
Go, ,uuee having reported the following they
r.,r adntei and ofdyre,! To be entered the mirl
ute IF saj! Lotse
WrtaE2z. r,hlz p,e..soI s'IS.se Providen
IN take away fIon our nuai'-. Groiher Z. g. f.
Mosry. jr. Therefore aa
Rcsolr.G That while We tu,T II iseck 'd2mlssion
TO the c!ii.jenrs TA oc HIN wh2 beth al things
well vet deeply iaouTG tic oss "' oar brother, Tor
in INN we feel truly that Il man has fallen.
H.sg3reI That We tender uni wdrncst sympathy
and con locncc Ia the iauIjiy ct the deceased in this
thci" bereavement in The boss of faithful and afec-
tion;tc hrsl,:nL AMI father Hpl cormend them to
Him who i father to the fth".icss AMI the wid.
owS God
Rssolrsi That a mark sf or respect Tor tAe
many virtues Of The Deceased /, will attend his
funeral as lcigc, thereby lischarglng our last SAD
duty to a Brother, anl wear the usual eadSe o.
mourning,
Reso,rea. That a copy cf these resolutions be pre-
sentcI 10 the family Of the deceased and furnished
the papers :or Publication.
4,f !. :. sS1$sH1: I,1:5s %1*sHS: COMMITTEES.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13

The office Of the North cumberland oanty
Democrat, Sunbury, was att;. cked by body
Of soldiers, OF the morning of the 18th, who
threatened to demolish it. The Captain ar
rived in time to prevent lis destruc ion, and
dlerS Several citizens were in the office to
defend it, and bloody work would have re-
suited in their entering the Office. Ii is said
the outrage was instgated by some Of the
leading citizens of that town
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Died.

KRESlY.-Iu Falls, Wednesday, the 9th inst, of
srotted fever, after illness of days, WILLIAMSON
of Adam amt Sarah krcsky, aged ii years, 1t
months, and days.
SAlTPSON.-In Tunkhannoek. Friday, April &h,
1864. of scarlet fever, EL-,M, Daughter of Edgar
SAMPSON. /. red years, months, and days.
T Trukhannock, on Thursday thc 7th
inst CAREY sIcKLER, aged - gears. ..
BROWN.-In Tunkhannock, Oh the iolh instr
GEORGE BROWN, son Of D C. B7'wn' IN tie l''h
year of his age. --.--.-A. l..
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13

The LATE MASSACRE OF NEGRO
SOLDIERS near Nrcksburg is now said not TO
have been rebel outrage, but quite other
wise. The negroes went to hotel where
there were only white women and children
with their servants committed the grosse,t
possible outrages on the women, and then
burnt the house. An Indiana regiment
heard of the affair and attacked and killed
he negroes. NJ rebels were concerned in
Il e sh pcki.;g affair. Admiral Porter said in
late repor,: The negro troops near V'cks
burg have been commit ting many oGIages."
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13

E What precious set of saints near
the employ of this administration. John "
Forncy, the Presidents dog, has, for two or
three years, been receiving twelve hundred
dollars as messenger Of the folding room Of
tie House of Representatives, and it is as
serted that he never was in the, room in his
life, He is also Clerk Of the Senate with
fat salary, anu be publicly boasts that he has
built him hsuss a. cost of ten thousand
dollars, established printing Office, bought
several East presses, g., and a" in little
more than two years. for it was notorious
that when the war began he was not worth
the cloths upon his back. lie is excessively
"loya," and spends large part Of his time
crushing the ''copperheads." The people pay
the taxes.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13

The phrase "down in the mouth" is said to
have been originated by Jonah about the
time the whale swallowed him.
E The following, from the Buffalo
Courier, shows how the Olustee disaster is
regarded by the army in Florida:
An officer in a New York regiment, engag-
ed in the recent Florida fight, writes as 70 II
ows to a relative in this city:
| have had my foot shot off and may lose
part of my leg all for being deiegqte 10 The
first political convention Abe Lincoln has
held IN Florida.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13
Electors,
Robert L. johnson.
Richard Vaux.
Vorh ees Speech.

TIE Speech of Hon. D. w. Voorhees,, the
publication of which We commence this week,
and which will be concluded in our next,
occupies 90 much of our space that our paper
Isc>s its usual variety. Every one who reads
this eloquent appeal of that great man will
agree with us, however that our paper lacks
none of lis value. 1t should be read OF al
that it's great truths should find lodge
ment in every heart.
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PRINTING OFFICE RULEs.-The very latest
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A. Subscribe for the paper and pay in ad
varcp.
5. Read the news for yourself
e Don't touch the poker.
I. Engage in no c"ntrover>y.
Keep six feet from the table.
Q. Hands oif The type.
10 DON'T talk to the com positors.
IL. Eyes off the Manuscript and proof sheet
Bg strict observance Of those rules, yoa
viii greatly obige the printer, and need not
fear the ' devil ..- g ... ...
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13

RUMORED REQUIsITIoNs ON THE STATE
Washington that the entire organized militia
of then prth is to BE- called into ac tive service
for period Of six months, TO hold certa in
strategetcal points during the campaign
against Richmond which is about to COM
mence.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13

E< a very exciting dbe ate is going On
now in Congress on a resolution for the cx-
pulslon from that BODY ot Mr.. Luug from
OHIO, for intimatng in a speech that sooner
than annihi!ste the South he woull rscog-
ri-e ;eei7 Independence
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13

e The WALDRoN SToRY Of the inter
view between Mcclellan and Lee. it is plain,
was purposelv fabricated by radical pol
iiicans. Waldron now saws that he 1rdS
offered moneg by an agent of The Var De-
partment to make az qfflarit who kept him
under the Influence liquor md got him to
make the statement.
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Special Notices.

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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13

g1 PERSONS who have the good sense
to speak only what they know, have the re
putatnn Of knowing mere than they COM
mvnicaie. r
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HARVEY sICKLER, Editor.
TUNKHANNocK, Pa
Wednesday, Apr. 1864.

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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13

EA- INNoCENCE!-A treasure OF which a
a POOR girl knows not the value till aite;
having lost it.
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LOCAL AND Personal.

Agent for the Dem0crat--AHERt Gar, Esa
has consented 10 act Agent in receiving aud
receiping subscriptions for the North Bronch Dem
ocrat. All monies pail him either subscription
or for advertising will be duly accounted for m,
ere lifted the same as if pail TO us.
Wanted, Oh subscription. at this Office,
Wheat Corn, Ry-, Oats, Burhwhcat and grain Of all
kinds Also. n the ear, hay, straw good winter
apples potatoes butter lard, cheese and produce OF
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7AN7rEie

STARK HEWITT.-In Dumock on the lehh lnss
by C C. Mills Esq.Mr I. R. Stark OF Nicholson
to Miss Marian IIewett of Lemon.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13

The wyoming Scmiaary.--The Spring Term
Of this fomishing Institution is shortly to COM
mgutc.
Tn. fever whir, 50 sujl-n'y appeared, at The
~; term, has ar notiiel entirely disappeared
f:p'a that Iocrity aal health gain prevails.
Yhu-e wishing to enter t!,is Institution shonld
make i.n:ciiatc - TIicat;ar, as uprards of ifty
5er, rejected 9; t., last tern FOR want Of Gccomo-
dation- Sec Advertisement Of Commercial College,
els where.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-13
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN

Subject to the decision of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention
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v3-n3l-3 SIN. NJ. i Co..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
S OLD TER S!

You ght not be without such valuable medicine.
The Cincinnati National UBior. of April 2ith, says
that thousands Of soldiers have been saved by the
use Of Strick lands Ant-ChOlera Mixture.
sold by Druggists aud prepared only by DR. A. StTick
land, 8 East Fc3rth street, Cincinnati, q.
For sale By W. |. Hsssit Co.. Browning Sloan,
Stewart Morgan. j. +. Ssnour Tomlinson Cox kgneT
4 WOcher.
Price so csrts per bottle nsyl9-GIyeodSw1y
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M DiCAL.
W1zZZNzZ1
AND
r Il u * /!
STRICKLAND'S
Anti-Cholera Mixture!

Is A CONPOSIIlON Of ASrRlNGEsTs, ABSORB
enfs, stimulrn;s and csrminstives which every ply
can acknowledge IS the only preparation that will e.
feet permanent Of Dsarrhea and Dysentery This
Mixture & in use in several Of our sry
hospitals where IL gives the greatest sasfaoton II has
saved the lives u thousands of soldiers and citizens,
aud will guarantee u BE- the besi remedy IN the
world Tor Diarrhea and Dy-enteE.
Mr. Woods, ~ Covngfon, ny, will be most happy 10
satisfy any o. the virtue Of Srcklands AniiChoers
Mixture; in fact have great number of testimonials
from patients who have been cured after being
nounced ncurable by their ysician after taking
ony one bottle ef Strck land Anti Cholera Mixture II
yoa sner with fh- srrhes Dysentery ry ore bottle
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Just PUBLISHED.
, sRtNAEE MEDICAL THEATi>E

NN vFNFREAL DISEASES, N.
GLIDING GonoTh6s. Glee;, Syphi-
lis. structure. Gravel, stone, REpture-::
Piles. Fisluis, Urinary Deposits, an
Al u.-=.-e, 4 the kidney-, Bladder,
Prostrate Gland. and SEMINAL Fesicie-.
and their treatment. including q chap
Ter "a FEMALE DISEASES. with oo-
se-vsticus Oh navgiaSc ard the preven-
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instruction and Practice.

The Instructors ard Propretors Of this College hsve
Dyed large experience both in practical Teaching aud
actual Business having experience Ct fifteen years in
the AID for several wears principal Teacher and
bead ofthe actual Business Department Of the rcug-
Seepse College. To young mcn, who devote hut
three months study, would call their
this sySten OF Bu >iness Instruction and popular Edu
cation, where you enter upon the study aud dscp
fine OF acquiring wealth by tie employment 90 Isbor.
Talent ant Ganifal.
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS FOR 1864.


FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE in answer 70 Gov. q. r.
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This IS q masteri, and complete refriaion Of the
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rHE PRESENT CONDITION AND FUTURE PROS
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VoOsuEEs delivered IN the House 81 Representatives Of
The United States, March D 1864. The multitude IN
all countries are patient 10 certain POiut.'-JrNrs
This Is pronounced "a De of the sblest and
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Unioa snd its future foTeShadOHcd from the expert
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Re-olrei. That IN The future. In the past will
adhere With answering fidelity TO the Union under the
Constitution the only solid foundation of our strength.
security and happiness people, and framework
ofgovement equally conducive 70 the welfare and pros
p-diy Of all the States, both Northern and southern.
Resolved That this Convention does explicitly declare,
sense Of the American people that after four years
failure the Union BY the experiment q war
during which, under the pretense Of military necessity
power higher than the Constitution the Constitution
Itself ha been dsregarded in every psr and public lib
erty private right alike trodaen down. and the pate
rial prosperity the country ESSENTIALLY Ep aired ustce,
humanity, liberty and the public welfare demand that
immediate efforts be made fora eeszaeB of ho~tiiies
with a ultimate convention OF the states. or
other peaceabe Means 10 the end that at the eares;
practicable moment peace sy be restored on the basis
% The Federal Union 81 the States
Resolved That the direct interference 81 The military
authorities Of the United States in the recent elections
held in kentuey Mary and Missouri ana Delaware, vas
haTnefl ola lion OF the Constitution. and repetition
Of such ses IN the approsebing election VIII Dc nrio a.
revolutionary, and resisted viii all the means and power
under control.
Resolved That the aim and otjee, of the Democratic
party preserve the Federal Union and the rights Of
unmpaiTcd and they hereby declare that they
consider that the administrative usurpaon Of extraoTi
nary aud dangerous powers not granted BY the Contt1
on the subversion of TIE civil by military law in States
III insurrccton the arbitrary military arrest impTs
Onnen trial and sentence Of American citizens In States
where civil law in full force The suppression of
freedom oI speech and Of the press tue denial OF tue
right Of asylum the open and avowed disregard Of state
rights the employment Of unusual test oaihs, and the
interference with and denial Of the right o the people 20
bear their defense: Is calculated prevent
restoration Of the Union and the Derpetuaton Of the
Government deriving it, ju, powers from tn consent Of
the governed.
Resolved That the shameful disregard Admins
tration IL duty in respect 20 fellow citizens wk0
are and long have been, prisoner Of in suf
ferng condition, deserves the ssveres reprobation on
the alike of public policy and common humanity
Resolved, That the sympathy Of the Democratic party
heartily and earnestly extended 10 the soliey of
army and sailors u navy who and have been IN
the field and the sea, under the flag Of their country
and 10 the event of its attaining power they will receive
al the protection and regard that the brave sol
deTs and sailors OF the republic have molly earned
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MEDICAL.
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SE.Hs-s-.fE V'E.fk.s'ESS.

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