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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

ExAMTsATIoN.-Forty four applicants were
before she =Boafd OF Examiners on Saturday las,
from ths Tosnships of peeraed, Edinourg, Franklin
and Palmyra. There were sixteen certificates issued
the applicaats The sssh Of February nine of
twenty-five falling.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02
VETERAN BA1I.-The dancing season nron-

VETERAN BALL.-The dancing season props
Tor The winter, is TO be closed with Grand yete-
ran Danees al Dzy.s ball, Ravsnna, on Friday even
ing, March 4til. sKeating's Band will furnish the
Music, Taylor the supper. and pains viii be spared
10 make Il the most brilliant party Of the season =
The following gentlemen are named as managers !:
Capt. w. K. ,speed. Lieut.. oviIle, Lieut.. Day,
Lieut.. BsIdiag. 4. J. Terry. Jno. c. Beatty
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02
GypEY, FOR MARcH, is early upon our liable

GvpEys FOR Nj ARCH is early uponour liable.
It is s'grand, good number" complete and charm
ing. ft1sf yss8 fNasArs sts33
Every lady ought to have this number TO regulate
her style OF dress for the spring months Eycry vari-
ETY. will be found in this number-colored fashions,
wood cut fashions, and many other articles suited
the month and the season.
Spring g loaks, Spring, Headdresses. and Fashions
for children's Spring Dresses.
Brodie contributes one OF his most rseh erche Spring
Cloaks. @
Thssteer engraving In tbs number, !. Want of Con.
hdence," is we'll worth the price OF the book and the
music, stThe Golden Hair Folks ,, canno, be pro-
cured anywhere but 10 the Lady's Book. sGreat Ex.
pectations,' and tho ssEiousekeepers Chatelaine, !,
will please ALL the .sFanchon Jacket }, Seventy.
two engravings, especially for ladies, either
| or instruct. -, ss9 zif2eia sszfss77z afs 50,
For sale at the Ravenna Book Store.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

3 DEArH OF So1.DiER John Evans. of Go.
d, 10th V l died 81 Knoxville, Tenn, in hospi-
tai, the sh OF January, of chronic diarThea. The
sad news has bean but recently Communicated to his
widowed mother, who resides in Paris township.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

aB. BH-Thcse cabalistic initials have a
meaning, very peculiar, just now. A faii
friend suggests as an appropriate definition
as this is leap year, " Bachelors Beware
Therefore, as in duty bound, we put in print
the warning. that no unsuspecting B.,' may
call upon US for damages because of our neg
lect
We are pleased to note that our faif friends
are ready and willing to improve and appro-
priately use the privileges granted them, by
the usage and law of ~"leap year -and that
neither the party of the first part, nor yet,
the party Of the second part, may misunder-
stand us, but that all may start fair, and each
may know their rights and duties, we re.
produce from an old law book, printed in
1909, where it treats of "courtship, love and
matrimonys the following: = ..-'.s.
aA1beit, it is now become parte of the
Common Laws, in regarde to the social re-
laytions of life, that SO often as everie besex-
tile year dothe returne, the ladyes have the
sole privileges, during the time continueth
of making love unto men, which they may
doe, either by words or looks, as unto them
seemeth proper, and moreover, no man will
be entitled the benefit of clergy who dothe
refuse to accept the offers of ladye, or who
dothe in any wise treat her proposals with
slight or contumely.' a ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

GEN. f. B TYLER is 10 town, spending q
few days with his friends. He isin good health and
fns spirts. and receives warm and cordial greeting
from his hosts of Z lends.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02
TO-day's Advertisement
r ESSoNS In EMBROIDERY


MFRS. e. C. BHGGERS
Announces to the Ladies' OF Rsvenna that she will
commence course Of Lsssoss IN EnnRoiDeRv at the
residence of c. War SON. Spruce Street, upon
"Wednesday ornina, March ed
Mrs. Riggers Staught this tor nine years. with
great mud Is CONFIDENT of being able 10 itn
paFt this Indispensable accomplishment to every pa-
pill The course Of Instruction braces silk French
and Chenille kmbf0idery, of every grade Impres-
sione and Patterns Of every kind fursished to the
public Mrs. BesERs is also agent for the sale OF
MkDxEE WoRTH-~ celebrated ApJusrxBLE CpRsEr aud
sKiRr SUPPORTER elegant and he esitbful article.
approved % the srsss eni nent ptyseians- eombin-
ing in all that 10 desired improve the
forFsiHeu beasfuI action 10 the lungs supporting
without conpressing the cheat. and enabling the
wsaEer 10 walk with essr and elasticity " < s =
March 9. lW..s. -.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

IMPORTANT SURGICAL. sOFERArIoH. Last
Sabbath, DR.. p Alcorn. OF this village, performed
surgical operation for Mrs Anthony P. sipgetary.
OF streetsboros tor Ssraaautased HERNIA The opera
ton, ,one of the most difficult, required great ak and
care, but performed with entire 1t was
the only hops Of the patient fur life. She was put
under the innuence OF ehlofo At last accounts
she was doing we'll The skil1 of the operating
geon displayed in this i. worthy Of high com
mendatioH 5<zisiaf ssa - asssss aasl5e ~ cEsts
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

VETERANS FROM THE 7th Twenty one
men OF Co. F. Ohio, have re-enIissed, and at
home on 30 dayss furioush. The boys were enter
tained at the Sanitary Fair last week. on their
home to this County.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

q ATTENTION is directed to the advertisement,
of Mrs. E. G. Biggers. Impresser. and Teacher of
Frcaci Silk aud Chenille Embroidery. The lady
comes exceedingly well recommended, and has had a
large aud long experience in teaching the delicate
Art wia which her name is announced. Call upon
her her room, and inspect her samples OF work 30
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

s ALBUSszia AIREMs l!--Jus received, al
Ford.s, new aud elegant assortment OF AIbums-
the bess aver brought 70 town. Alsc, new Iet Of
Frames.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02
GosE4o Nsw YOsk Last Monday morn

GoHETo NEw YoRK Last Monday morn
ing. Mr.. ANDREW PoE, Of the firm ofPor & BaorHEk,
left forzNsw York, to make purchases of goods for
their Spring Trade. Poe Brsss New Brick Store IL
aifead5 enc or the institutions Ravenna, and Of
Portage County. Though they had very arge stock
of Fall aud inter Goods, they have sgone OF like
hos cakes,'' owing to the great and advantageous
bargains offered 1t becomes necessary, therefore, 70
repienish TIC ir stock Investments. They will
have big and nice stock Of the most desirable
goods for the season. Customers will not overlook
the fact Is y
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

GEoRaE Orr and JoHs SMITH will End it for
% cali !. ne United States Express
06fse, In Ravenne.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

PHE Army AND NAVY JoURNAI. of New
York. has added Gen. McCLxLLANs Report to the list
Of onical Reports which have aIready appeared iu
that paper. The Report is published entire In sup
Elementary sheets, ,:uniform with the JOURNAL. in
form convenient for preservation. and accompanied
by index, The two double numbers continuing
the Report for sale By Newsealers, at 90 cents
wall be sent by mail By the publishsrs c..
CHuHcI, 1872 Broaaway, receipt of price, 40 cents
for tho two Numbers. - Esll
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

MAJOR. j s. HeRRIcK, q, S. Paymast, +,
paid nyins visit 70 Ras emma last week He was in
excellent heaih cheerful, and full of hope for he
country
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02
! lExecmfors, Sale.

- ~ ~ -
TN parsuance Of an order OF the Probate Court OF
i Forage ceunty. Ohio, we uili offer for sale AZ
q one o'cIock M upon th premises, the following
real estate the property Of the late Mary Bullock
derease4, to Wi: Sit afs he Township Of Ro6isx
~ z6-0o acres, situate lot numoer2 81 In said town
ship, and boun.tsd and described foilows-RegiR
said lot 81 10 chains 81 4oU links north of the eas
and center road; thence north 20 chains and 81
3 E1lbxe. 70 posts tAeucs south 80 deg, ~ nain
10 chsns<9f Inks to post Dthe center Of the moth
and s6uih center road thence south deg. 30 min.
w along th6 center of sad north xnd tsoath center
fo1xto the north cofnerofJ Gays land in szid
Is{; fsnce Gaz deg, est TO tho north
uer OF said Ciay,s Hand; lhenee deg so min,
10 the north-cast cornsr of James BulIock.s land;
thence GO deg MIN Hsst to the place of begin
ming, containing "A 46-l0o acres OF land.
Terms OF sac n1zde known on Gay of ssle. aea ~
- .155ss saT 5slsls - JOt5 n W. EUsLEYsHnd 9
ROBERT 0bfVERs s
Executors Of Mary Bullock, deceased.
Hknr & RkRD, Afts5 - - ~ asss
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02
a M. REs,DTNG.

esr IN Gockss Wstehea JeHetys 80. Store in Wheel
Block on Main St- Ravenna. q All the above ar.
cles carefully repaired Skill kmen chpice
material HlHass on hand to supply order of work
or repair In our line, usual rates.
March 2, 1864. ly
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

JUDGE SIDnEY EpeERroN of Idaho. bss te
turned ON business Washington, and 10 at present
visiting his friends a. be late residence IN Eslmsdee
a s<z5f = vsst
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02
THE AMERICAN CONFLICT. ).

THE AMERICAN CONFLICT. A His
tory of the Great Rebellion In the niied States Of
r. America. 1S60-'64-its Causes. Incidents and Re-
suits intended to exhibit especially its moral and
political phs ses, with, the drif and progress of
from I775, 70 1864 BY Horace reeiey. Illustrated
by Portraits on Steel OF Generals, Statesmen, and
other eminent men; Views OF Important places,
& Company. asg
So We have before between one and two hundred
sample pages of this work, including of the ane
steel ergrayings. The author displays bis sccustom.
ed patience in Investigation, and well known aeon.
of detail in historical statements. takes
the opening pages, rapid survey OF country prior
to, and Immediately after the Revolution-gives the
origin and history OF Negro sIavery-unfolds It's
character and influence in the Revoiutionu the
Confederation--in the Constitutional Convention
and under the Constitutionthe rise and progress Of
the Cotton interest-the Missouri struggle and com
promise-state Rights and Nuliiheaton-Gen Jack
son on the right OF Secession finally the rise and
progress OF Abolition. These historical facts COM
piled and condensed, win be found invaluable for
convenient and ready reference, by the student Of
history. and viii also serve, inelliglbiy, to portray
the causes which produced the great rebellion. In
these features it is different from, and far vau.
able than any othnr projected history of the rebellion
The work will be printed on fLe paper, ard issaed
in two duodecrao octave volumes 600 pages each,
ihuSttasOu W maps uidSfains ot odkLio
felds sieges, Naval actions views of places of his
torical interest, obtained from official reports and
other authentic documents In the War and Navy De-
partments, etc., together with large nunber of ane
stee portraits Of prominent Generals and other dis
tinguished persons connected with the War, both
North and South.
Vol. will be published about the LIST of May next
sndwl contain seUenty portraits steel. classified
and arranged In appropriate groups. besides other
illustrations Of interest.
Vol, IL, will be published soon as practicable
afer the close of the War, and in all respects will be
equal to Vol. L. 7 % - % ss zfA 10
Price per Vol, Regular Edition, Embossed Cloth,
Plain + 'ge. 1850
Embossed Leather. Marbled Edge. ...-.. 400
Plain Leather, Library style, Sprinkled Edge 5 90
Extra fine Library Edition, printed heavy
paper, bound in Half Calf sprinkied Edge eco
The work will be sold exclusively by subscription.
Rev. R. B. GARDsEK, of Edinburgh, is canvassing
Portage County. for subscriptions to the work.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

ON THE PLAHNs-PRIcE 10 CENTS.
At size RAvNNNA BOOK sToRE. ,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

Dealers 10 Drugs, Medicines Petsameries Liquors. Sur
era INSTRUMENTS Groceries, Pasnfs Oils Dye Stuff
sgsfher with althe popular renediss of the day-ai
the old stand Of bsK Wheeisf, In Wheeler Block,
Main sc Hasennss -. 81 Ea ssfz
Ps. Phssassus rrssariptsuns pa, up with care all
hours
March g 1864.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

UkIoS, z on the Presidency. 10 type, will
| appear nsss weos. 2 3 s III
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02
I.uf1Ier B. HIi1xhaIalss kssEaIe.

Hsuf1Ser b Hlnzhaszlss Esfate.
NOTICE IL hereby given, that the subscriber has
In been apDoinfadE and qualified IS adBinssiratol
fortsge County diseased s..<sa. sss
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02
INVOICE OF FaARTIcLEs

DonGied the Northern Ohio Sanitary Fair at C7eysssnd
through the Ladies Soldiers Aid Society of Rsoensa
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

FEA HER BRsss ~ ssjs..,.. ii s. ,.,,,., 1.
RAvENNA book sToRE BAzAAR
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

Cash douations remitted to T. p. Handy....$ % 90
Produce DC, shipped to n. u. Chapin.....- 245 50
..ssao oS
The foregoing donations solicited by Jay Laws
Wallace Williamson Ralph Ely, William Fox, AL
mon Ghittenden, and Henry G. Bristol
8 .s's.g gels HoRACk Y. BEEBE.
RArENsA, Feb. &c, '6<. 4ea &
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02

Insures kskinst loss b nreosi ssnds Of property.
Il one Of The best standard coupaniss- Pays an
losses promptly. Gallon
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-20

~ n u fafhs
flar 6a m
@ n va b ntn
ESD ssert
Ibe IEaII 81 GIavn
"a Yrs are Se
aa tie brave aa
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Ha Nas lte m orl 65af
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Mr lan
bIee fls m
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ua aa a Fl
it Democrats eatea aav
Hrabs mngiaan
must al, HaH rat
a Itb9llh noble Ge
8 Ce'laa 81 nr leu fel.ee-s
ba, areM Democrat Iloragis -
maur should c1ny dle ro.4
SECRETARY of State. IL t6e & bae.
! world ~ ihe aame 81 Yoafares sgl
lhc brilliant galaxy 81 gentlemen
statesmen whe clqe,er around ~
Democratic banner
slll fell voa about J.H Davis
seon, OH ne aaempl costs bleo3
-- Bagrfa III RLaae blu3
Abe Lincoln bas 4 Gtle aifenlty I
vin, BIN, add / make Il arale ne,c,
Is uertere with blag keu7rds Ibsre
was never crime perpstfatea Is
history Of che world t6at has nat ma
Re exact counterpart r. ihe eaatgs,
d Mr. Lincoln. Aba Lincoln
liar and d pefiurcr. and las patt isr.
ce0y written an over IL body
tie crown Of Ills bead 10 The soIes of|
bis Hmm C28g Deqa.
John Allen II Nsw yarL ma
,,lsdly for peace. War woald never
roduco peace. We could never sob.
agate tie Soalh. The olive branch
= "iJcmocracy, in the shape &c al
eacc platform. Is an that can restora
rs Union. lie would suppor; M.
-leIiaa Ga such platform.
The following are specimen clips mi
he speechif,ieg .boya n.y. i, M r.t
Icaiion meeting beld last WEDNESDAY
STR saulefson sails If Abe Lii L
ola was reelected. be would .rce tbe
cgroes Of tie South ana then an.
lafe the people. We must maintain {
,tah Rlg5b, &c. sc
Judge Miller. Of Ohio. said "a 10
iooly war ha, been waged ID ela. (.
ate tho negro Is an ro4al,fy Min ,la ip
lite mm There i, no difference
y,wecu 4 yar democrat and rs Ala.
jonist. they are both links Il tn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-20
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
siR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRITED FEMaLE Pills

Tile iHvlHahie medicine Is unGiling IN the chr,
q q. ihas psiafui .ad dangerous diseases incident
y tae lauaIl constitution.
moe aiat Ell excess removes an distinctions
itn1 Whatever sts aad brings on The monthly
Fti0A Wlth rc4uari4r
lHss PBI }apd nor b taken by females that
~ tncnah a1riay iHa FIRST THREE MONTHS
aa 1tnt ary Qr o. bring ga MisGtrfiage but at ey.
rs atr llma s1a ia every gthcr case they are per.
eeaiE at
laHi rss # Ne.rg lnd spinal Affections. main
Aerti.H. PslfItstou # tha Heart Iowuess ur I'm.
res HlSeaes sics Headache Whites and an the
naIifHl jis.ases oalsi1He3 hy aisurderod system
laa tlt's Nlll gu - cure when all other means
late alei
iia 9lf,i n. ~ Pamphlet around each package
@., aDll5 Is c.la8J preserved.
th5s SEP e. soul % bottle, containing 50 pills
post FREQ a nc'asins ana three-eent staIpps II
nF agent sod ly 81 Druggists Sole United
GEM JOB MOSES.
1873 q C2gtAadt street, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-20
U. S. $50 Loan.

IT,
Treasury
zee zee -
rate afteraa aa ref rs-
aam a,etssa .s.s E
arlai money
Thee oas s-rte ,ss sr,
aias h'5s n Co. - ssa.
goa bars asa tsssay.
noe more ,aa iaaty yesa 6ass. + IS
Governments nH a usy aHt. IaasI
b denominations sa a 5000
aad ooo. aa1 81 abeaga uatbs 81
cog aol'ars u sone multiple 6oy dollars
The aote VIA transmitted a.hs aaasr.
free q transportation charge a. Soon aaqF u.s.
receipt file aacaacate 5fpsp5,a.
they san bo4feru
Aside notes a interest 6an Asn.tis.
persons maAias ls subsequent s AS,
date must piy tie interest accrued from 5a.o
q note % date g deposit.
fartie. lepo.itag twenty-five thousand 49,
lars and upwards for these notes i, enc time
VIII y allowed comm aaa ofoao qaar,erof
one per cent, which wal BspuIhy the rrcas
urr Department upon the receipt ablilor
Tie anaunt certified 70 81 tic oaic pi.s
whom the deposit was made. No deduction.
for commissions masi Be- made from tbe Dc.
posts.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES Of THIS LOAN
II NATIONAL SAVINGS BANN, Offering
a higher rate O interest than any other ana
heJeHsecurity. Any savings bank which paws
is deposiiors in U. 5. Notes, considers that it
/ paying 10 the best circulating medium of the
country, and It cuaot pay IL anything better
for it' own assets are either IL government Sc
eufitics Or in notes orbonds payable ii govern
men, paper
II Is equally convenient as a temporary or
permanent investment, The notes can always
be sold for within fraction Of their face ana
accumulated interest, ana are the best securi-
ty with banks as colacals for discounts.
Convertible into a SIX per cent, $50 Gold bond
In addition to the very libcraiintcrcst on the
notes for three years, this privilege Of CONVEX
'ion is now worth about three per cent. poran
1um, for the current rate for 500 bonds Il not
ess than nine per cent premium, and before the
var the premium On Six per cent. q. s. stocks
gas oyer twenty per cent. It WILDE seen that
be actual profit On this loan, at tie present
market rate, is not less than ten per cent. Der
mum.
lis Exemption from State or Municipal
Taxation.
But aside from an tie advantages Ne have
numeraed, a special Act of Congress cremDt,
u 5oads qaa Treasury notes fran 5cai aras,oa. D..
On the average, ills exemption is worth
bout tgo per cent. per anlum, according to
'e rate Of taxation in various parts Of the v
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-20
COPPER, TIN
And Sheet Iron Ware,
Japanncd Tin,
Glass and Wooden Ware,

a}y 0H hand
PUMPS fea IT, bret manufacturers ~ -.
f9@s 'i1-s Lead Pipe, BrooA1s. sad ia
74eft ~ efaVftna'a' ~ sraces psally e.und ID
sa'iaea's - uis tiHa. ~ als Il -sy All
A'aa' z JOB WORK S 81 "a. a.ss In [.
s.ftafs Hasasr sata Faia s. psst3iefs Hsy-
~ t-a4fa. g ~ G4es5a - u4s rery Hsetsl
'sa'sai y - fsss.fsa - saps. b striet
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tAsf Aee
v Bah D Y0UsG.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-20

EaEllE SIS SHOP.
'F'HE reafaI ~. ~ f,-,r.,,.
bfasan@ f5s tho lrposs 4
Harness Business.
zaa angthtae ia ii. In,
fAftisliaF attention given 10 Carriage trim.
iiit'is hepairiHE 5gac prosaptlt.
TRUMAN BENTLY.
Asata1s AEn It lsGf-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-20

having bad the advantage q ~ former improve
ments the manufacturers have sucoceded IN making
perfect Cook stove. w haze them Of three sizes,
10Th plain and Yankee Motion Top. With u without
Reservoir aad.liot Closet 81 FUZZY convinced arc
"e that tbs T. the best stove 10 market that ws
Warrant them To give satisfaction Or no sAIs.--.
Cali and see before par iasing elsewhere We have
also the
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-01

A bill to amend The charter of the Shalt Il
Broad River Railroad, and resolutions in ',sse'ey all
s. Montgomery and Fhos. ]. Kennedy, n,s s'o,
third reading. = X. - p"ssed TIL,
A bill to incorporate the Mecklenburp T..
Steel Company; bill to authorize the rs aoa a.
distractions from Moons Creek in the coS II
Caswell, and bill to amend tho charter of ,aAg vi
raw and Coal Field Railroad, passed seco ,as
third reading. s0n'~
A. bill to authorize the County Court NJ,
county to appopt tax collector passed it's ~ le
reading. ." seeaa
ing Q o'clock. ''0N tna'a
NoTE-The reporter omitted to state :, !.
port of yesterday that Mr. Henderson ;n,.l us re
the following resolution, which was reectaS sOd0eea
Resolrsd, That the Cove nor be reouss,o;
Claim as exempts from CONSUMPTION any os, not d
the militia or home guard, except the eld c
of tho militia and the commanding mil;t;. O sn
of each captains district, and that he do no, 0s
as exempts magistrates under As years Of ~" ea'p
county surveyors. "se DO
Mr.. Henderson offered this resolution u.,.
define his position, as be was absent when ,s
was taken on the amendments to resolnt;on" ae Vot
ting State and other officers from conscr;n,;,a s1ea
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-01
HABEAs CORPUS.

Majority Report Of Joint Select Commit. 49,
the Subject Of the Suspension of the Writ NJ ap TO-
beas C0rpus dai
The Joint Select Committee to whom v.,. 81.
red so much Of the Governors message As rs s,s'
to the act Of Congress suspending the prv;lee s
the writ Of habeas corpus, and certain resolst.a
introduced in the House of Commons uuon the ss,
subject, have had the same under consder, 'ia
The undersigned, majority of the COMMITTEES s' On
terrain the opinion that the act is uncons,itui,r
unnecessary, and dangerous to liberty, and behs,
it to be the euty of the General Assembly to O
test against it, and to urge its repeal They i,S
also, that it is eminently proper to consider in ,bs
connection the leading features of the act to @
ganize forces to serve during the war;" The fa.
mer act leaves the personal liberty Of the citizen
without guarantee or protection, while the s, u,,
asserts general power in Congress which aFse,
the freedom and sovereignty of the collective bod,
Of the people, and the very existence of the STAT,
government
The undersigned, therefore, ask leave to reDut
the accompanying resolutions as substitute for the
resolutions referred to the committee, and reeom
mend their passage.
j. WARREN, Chmn
EUGENE GRISSOM
E. F. WATSON.