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SOUTH CAIt>,LINA.
LANCASTER DiSrRi.T

RY u. H. i!amn"ni, Esquire, Ordinary
- i"r said district.
WiiEtrAS. }. w Twitty la, rppli.o
to me for Letter, Of Administration ON al,
and singular the Goods aud Cha,llrs. Riyht.
AMI r'hi's "f !a'nrs Il. lynn late ui IA.
District al. rrsad. d-c,.nsed
THESE are. therefore, to cite and ad
in"nI>l all and singular. the lindr.d and
creditors Of the sand Deceased. 10 Ia, and
appear before me ut our neat Ordinary y
'"nrl Tor lh" SAID district, TO be holden "A,
i"nca,ter Court House on the 5lh day q,
Nav. "rAt, 10 show cause, if any, win,
the said Administration should not bs
srnn'ed
I Given under my hand and seal
s l" =. ( hi, 2i>t day OF Uct.br, in
~ )'hc year "i our Lord ON. thou.
s"ni eight hundred and sIxty,.". unt i'm
lite eighty seventh year II tie Independence
oi tht Siatc Of South Curu'Iua.
l.. i. HAMMOND,
q. l.. ID.
Oct %, 1862. -3a-2t. pf $3.50.
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5 o u J II ca ROL.IN a.
LANCASTER DISTRICT


To tn. hun"rabl: +. J Clover pr.-dinp
Jndg" at the Court 81 C"mmou Peas f,,
.aii District. Fall Term. 1862
The C"mni .si"nrrs Of Public Huildinss
respectfully r-p"r.
That the B ihiing- committed 10 their
nnp-r'i-"n are kept in II torrahl, state nf
preservation Owing h"wev-r. to The ,r.
cent scarcity Of gla.s some Of III. uindnw,
IN the Court House uili Le round with hr..
krn p,u- Tnry have caused ti,y. r.pi,.
-""gr,,rd im :hr return Of the Grand Jury
To h- made.
TIE Tax "f per cen, on the iaSt rcn-r
Il TX IT The Di,Hicr levied by them h,.
''Irrd Ia 'h- hand nf The Trru.ur.r 4, .um
"f money which viii bu -uili,i-n, to ply OF,
MI outstanding de5's against the Board and
probably '"ae some banncc IN his h.nd.
~ ih:- Time when 'w"rkmen are ~ scarce
ana the prire "f labor y" high. it j. best,
IL the "pinio" "f the Buard. To stain from
IN king amy outlay If t,r pnh'ir money mo-,
absolutely nrce-,nry fur the pr.s-rvali"n Of
the property committed To their charrc
Accompanying i< ihe r. pnr, uf, Treas.
urer 1T f'e Board All ui wnlrh i, r.su,r,.
fuIly submitted.
Will! IAN 4. MOORE,
Chairman Board Public Buildings.
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Estate John Williams, E,o

4 I'll. hers n> .d,.h. d l.. J.nn " ,Iiinms.
4 n Esq ar. n"iii Il /" make pa, N, ID,
and 'll rrr-",s having "Im M ar demand,
"' an' character. are r"qn'-ie' To irrsrm'
~" same WITHIN tae term prr,rrih"d },
LAW Tih- norcr Will h., plead in Bur To
any demand not =" rr"-cri-d.
JtMES IL WIrliERSpDOV.
Aim'r J ~ iir,n.
Lancaster &. II Oct ~. 1862 3s 3m
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The Elections At the n. rlh-Signs of
pense

The g'o~ng strength Of tho democracy a,
the NORTH ~ shown /" the result vi the elrc
t'ons IN soni, Ut the rnoie Prominent States, If.
to.ds ground Tor the hope that the war, which
al L'"y wssed 70 iuti'i.ssly by the HspuUli.
'c"i's, viii receive some check tom the rlsiny
fortunes of thc other party aud sp. edi.y terni.
nute III the independence Of the Cu,,i.Lcr.t.
States. IL is tue th.t all partics at the North
Prcft" to be.ag'eed upon vigorous pros-cu.
ito" "f the ~sr ; hut We know that the Demo.
&C ats we've originally opposcd to the war that
the rpubli' ar.s brought il on and forced Tho
dcmoc' attic ra,y 10 chime in with them by
'n'rnns oi u high pressure uf public opinion,
by tlirra's, and by actual reso, TO british
measures to >upprcss opposition TO the r. pub
lean programme Freedom Of speech has IN
great MEASURE been suppressed. but not the
hatred With which the emocrsts regard their
political opponents this feeling has been in.
tsisfcd by p-isecuti,n, As will becnme more
and more apparent - the strength Of the pa. tv
rises " . tegree where hey can express their
'ent'nent- with impunity. Should they obtain
SUPPOSE that they will favor radical changes
aud bitterly oppose tie mes-ures Of the other
patty a. the Republicans we're for war, they
Will be for peace.
u pe'cn party could once Obtain . respect
able Io"tinY AZ the North. It would rapidly gain
sdhs'ents hom all classes as they would he.
come coI'Snced of the -tnp-ndous folly of at.
tempting to bling the South back into the
Unsl upon any terms that would be agreeable
o. sdrA'.ag. Gus to either side. Il would give
public opinion al opportunity to react, and the
good seise OF the people would see the absur.
dity OF what they have undertaken, and consent
20 peace before both countries become utterly
pro.tat,d with the insane effort TO annih,lals
each other.
The result Of the recent elections at the
North. together wi,h the sentinel = expressed
BY Leading democrats in New Yok, sno'd
Y' ound to hope for such division ss will lead
to . willingness among the people to trea, fot
peace Il is the 6'st hight which Tor long
time has shone through the thick darkness 10y
which We are surrounded. but il would be well
10: us. As people. not to lay too great stress
upon these indications Of q popular dissaec''o"
snIo'g our enemies; the hopes thus inspired
may prove As delusiye a. others ofa SIMILAR
character have done before. The safest policy
for the people and Government TO pursue. aud
one which vi really tend to facilitate the ma
king of peace. Is TO assume that the war will
p'og'ess indefinitely. aud prepare accordingly.
This s"urse vii place US in position not 10 I've
i'Ju'edi,y any disappoHsments which fallaey |
l" The present prospects for peace may eng"n
del. AID ssn render US none the less ready To
s'joy peace. should the iyns not deceive us.
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Estrav.

Taken up on the 2i inst, 1t nv residence
In the l"".r portion uf Lancaster District.
five miles Sorth of Pleasant llill, bay
ninre mule, medium size Said mule was
sold b, me to - Taylor, ot Charlotte,
&, about one week previous. The own.
er IL hereby notified to come forward, puy
cAponsrs aud take him away.
EVA.' ROLI.INGS.
Oct. S,i 1861, 35-u
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NOTICE To SHOEMAkERS.

WAN TED IMMEDIATELY. 2 VT 3
good Sh"e,nnker- 10 work by the JUu, for
Which the highest prices wifi lie paid
Apply at Tan Yard miles South Of
Lam nSirr '.ourt House aud one n.iu East
of Pieasun; lIIl p .
OSBORN FLOYD.
Oct 30 1862, 3s-a,
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TIL, NEw CohsCnIrrIoS Davis
la caused special order to be issued by Ad.
jnts"t General Cooper. Calling for the enroll.
n'nt Of Nil between tho ages of is and " who
are 0Ot eIelnpt.
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QUIZ
startling News from the Coast.

The Threatened ii,"., in-ni at tn, the sue
M torrrs under Grn.rnl Mitchell upon
"ur m"'n Land con me cr,i " rdn->duy. A
d'sp Itch fr"m ilari,rvill-, W-dn-uiny
IN "n'ng. aun"n. c-d that ;w, Yankee rol.
n'"s w'fe II, :iu,,on one marching To.
""fd' P"c"'al'go tr"u Mack"y's Point ara
''r either 10 C"osa~ harchie from Bees
I."rS. "b""t sr,-B miles from the rail road
ne s'r,rrih "i The enemy "as not stated,
bat our troops WIRE drawn up ready To
In"ri and iig't III invaders Colonel w 4.
N~r ~, III command Of our f"rc,s near
to- -'~ ha'cii..
'lhc'a disp.irnr.. received in this city
~ rdnr-day a:irrn"on, confirmed ,tc ab"v-,
aud stated tia, ightin. had already con,
'''-r'' d Nth b"," 'h" attack. z columns at
The r"cnt Oar fvrcrs were ,huugat I" L..
nrpic I" hold The ru. nv in check until the
ARRIVAL - rrini"rrern-nrs. " hich were being
RAPIDLY sen forward frpm MI points on the
rail road. T"- Ash G-"rgi, anu Eu,aw
t35'n S"n Cni"iina V"lun -rrs) Reyi
m mt had D-en ordered furu ard
General B."nr"g,.ri aus reported TO Je
IL c"mmand IL, P"c"raligo
Four O'cL cK Another dispatch re-.
ernej. .taies that the -n.in" had advanced
on tie raj! road. and tnken the rail road ut
C""-a~ haichie. Colonel Walker had "A ~.
we're fight but MAS ho.dlIg hi, g,ound. Re.
inf"rc. mrnts 10 relieve Colonel Walker
were moving up fapdiy. and il Mas thought
that the rmrn, canh"t hold his posuion
bat . few hunrs
Rum"r- OF cisuuiIi-s am1nr our tr.op.
OF The uI"si d"uhIfui rh.rnct-r are in cirru
hti"a Uur p-"pi- must be- "u tnrir guard
against them - Charleston C"urier, 33d inst
The Late Battle.
tHAELE,roS. = g., Oct. IS .Th- en~my
advanced yesterday morning. In twn cui
"ni"-. one against t"">awhnIchis aud tie
other ag.ins' P"roi"hgo
They were npuisrd from p"c",nl,go by
our forces. bat at Cou-a~ haichie they size.
e"rd~d u" ginning ih. Railroad. vet, L-f"r
t"sy c"nd do II much damage, our troop.
ca.nc up nfd drove tn-m or
the Railroad AID Tel. graph lines have
bee" mendod and are ag.ir. in working
order
T"e ~. NJ . gunboAis are anchored bs
l"~ i"o-aa ha,ehir.
HAKLE,Tos, i. Z, Oct. 34.-The 6yh,
NJ roeo,airso rrsal,ed in a com ple,s ,ictv
" tor IN.
onr los. il Is killed and 40 wounded.
Ths enrmy hft forty dead upon the
held. iii- total loss, coniiime.i by accounts
fr"ru pii,"ner-, is not less than two hun
t'ed killed aud Wounded
We to"k 81 sn'sii AIMS The errm,'s
E'rce ronsi-'ri Vt six R-gia~ut, with one
leila battery aud tso boa iiowiix-r.
rhs Fight al Pocotali so-Fur,hsr Par.
ticulais.
~ tie deiails ui tue recent rppulss Of
he enemy Teach Us. tie sffair assInrs the
''prct Of quite n brilliant success, Of which
he brave soldiers oi Col. Walkers com.
nand may we'll Lr pro.d. IL APPEARS that
no ~nrm, !. E'ee consisted of dr,achm.n,s
u eight reg mrn,s, from Pai.s, i,ania,
Ssw Hampshire, Rhode Island and Con.
ee'ieni. Each deiae',ln-nt numbered 400
'en' =" lhat IlIr attacking io.ce oI infantry
s'ssss~~i " strss. saAse ypss. bsssSs wsEa |,
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GREAT SALy oy NkGRoEs.--On Saturday
itobvs, NJ. clarke. Of Atlanta, Ga. made
the gI.aies, negro -al. that ever took place
10 that market Twenty-Five nrg'o men,
!heir sgs. vary ing from seventeen to I've"
ty.Sx, we're sold to rail road company f"r
e3k123 The loves, price Of any one ~n-
5000. and the highest Si.sOO. The av.
craze price OF The lat - oi.l4o
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"an NEWS.
Latest from Richmond


THE cAmPAicS IN KnSIUcEY GENERAL
| B1AGG', official REPORT
RicHa"SD, icioh" ~ Go, .,ul Brarr'- =
"'hrla' i"p"rt, dated Br, uni,ilrr, K,.. O.:o.
brr IL. has been received ut the War Otii,..
Alter menii"nrg that G.nrrni Polk c.u,.
nh'ided The Confederate f"rcrs in III. batt I.
H. Prrr!v'l e. he SAYS: ia. -nu,p.m-n,
t-raine general about o'clock. ~ and
| r"n'innrd iur"u.I, from that um,. ,,.u
d'fk. our tr""p, never tnlieriny, never tail
'ng III their etlrrIs Fer the time they w.,.
engaged, IL Mis- The sc,rrrst nnI most de-.
! pera1ey c"n"s'rG enlargement With, ~,
A"''"'e"re rr"tf"liy ouinumber,d cur
troop did not hesitate to engay. n, n,.v
'"'hs' aud. ih"ngh checked at tim.-, the,
Eventually c"rfiri every p",i.i"n and dru,.
Tue enemy iw" miles w. had rul.tur, q
hfern piece Of artillery, b. u mos, onfi y
charge, aud killrd one and onud,J Ia ,f
tue rnrmy's Brigade G.nrrals md Yer,
l.rgc n"inbcr al inf.rinr officer, u,,d ,,.u
o'''ina'rd To be no less than 1000 Ib,.
ground WAS utterly covered with his dead
AID wounded. Dmr own loss v was mo, lea.
than 2aOO, killed, wounded and missing
Massacre on Jamestown I.land
RICHMOND, Oci"ber 2a.-Ou l'hursda,
'""', James A. Graves, Cunmnnu. .nI,I',
Attorney of Surry county, W Shirrr.
""cir "f Mr.. Alien. Of Cinrrmnnt. and a
youth named George Graves, went over Il.
I"'nrsi""n i.Ia"d. where they w.r. s-iz.
b, number Il nrgrora and she, by o,d.r
of negr" protesting TO b. Colonel Of ,
fansre regiment "f blacks Th. victim,
he'd nigh social p",iri"n aud the affair Ia,
produced mucn sensation.
Northern N, W..
RicHh No. OF 2L--T"r Ne, Yuk Her.
aid "i Tue 22d inst, has been received.
The news i. uninporlnn,. erc-p, irom
England. here iLncoln. .mn. cipn,ion
p:"e'amaIi"n ~as the theme "f universal
Discussion. The l.,nd"n P.si says il i, ne 1
r-sy To e-,i nate ho~ utterly powerlrsS AID
coht.mptibls a Government must brcou,s
"hich could sanrtion aih il. .uproy,I
snrh ihs-nsaie rash.
HYDE PARK, London, wns the ses. Q IF a
disagrs,'ble riot. "n Sunday tho 5,n, b..
t"rrn 'hr Irish aud English Rouyhs.
ln New York, on the 2isi., G"lJ opened
at 2s and cloSrd at 3it Stocks also .d.
vanced. toi'"" cl'--d iirm ut 90 cents.
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- u 'c'.'". - Il ",'',Ic, - AZ ].
ra" f"ri II Candidate for III" vanrnrrv in
ia" State Sruntc "cra-iun-d bv the death
of tive lnt- t"l Dixon Il ,rurs
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Executors Notioe.

4 III. persons having any olaiui. against
"A III. Estate, "f William Duncan. deed,
afe nvreby notIfird 20 come forward and
vresrn, the same. Io tue undersigned as thu
Law directs and all VINO are indsb,sd to
the said Estate. are requested TO msss pay.
msnt OF G"e same.
- II DUNCAN,J :,
l. DJaIAA, ''Nee''"'"'
JaIy "a. rss3 A-c1.
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Preaching may he expected at the Douglas
Chu'ch OIL next Sabbath. The Sacrs,nen. of
tho Lords supper ~ill be administered. Prov.
idence perm ting. at the WaIhaw Church, on
the l6th November Preaching to begin on
Saturday. Synod is to meet in Yo,kvills Oh
the bth November.
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5 ou t. h Carolina.

LANCASTER DIS TKlEr.
RY +. i. llAMMoND, Esq Ordinary
~ Tor >ald District.
NuER'.AS, Mrs VI " Fand,rburk Inns
applied 10 II" Ton Letters of ,duu,>lr,, an
on all and singular the Goods nn, Cn.trI.,
H'2"'" aud Credits "f Nathan |. FunIerb,rH
late "' ine District ature.ard, deceased
These are. therefore, to c,,. and ,d
m"n'>n All AMI singular, the kndr.d and
creditors "f III" SAID deceased, To b,. ,,,,,i
appear bri"ic the 1T our next Ordiuury's =
Nouri Tor The said district, To be holden at
Lancaster E"mrt House on the. Irn uav OF
Mo- D"NI To show cause, if any. wh,
he said admit Istration should no. bs rruu
ed
"ncn under my hand aud seal, thi, lSd
80 dU ut Oct. in the wear of ON,
L.. iprd one Thousand ri .nt hundred
~ hi "iAb two and III the ciuhl,-ery
'n'h year "t The Independence of -,hr Stat.
of Souia Carolina
7. /. HAMMOND o l.. D.
w 30 'o"Z' -36-2i. p I 81 So
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SOUTH CAmOLINA,
LANCASrkR DIsrnlnn

PERSONALLY Appeared before ne ]. \ IIa,
se'''"e, Ir' "snrrr III HE Board of Cvumi,
soner' of 'ubl c Bulldogs nd nuk :, ami,
nat The above Is a ~ and true re,urn .,
=" "e III 'h'e' recsI'ed nnd paid ",u snc,
''"' '"'".'' y ~ N.nHELIiNr,
. 'NNro"K C,vrk.
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MOI ICE.

ANY person visiting lob Work done in
Tie Blacksmith shop can be accommodated
hy me nt 8 So per day
X HANCOCK Smith.
Dc. -. 1862. 372t
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Tw enty,se Negroev,

(M"SI! ,"nng and very iike',.J Horses
I"ttI", Pork Hogs, C",toa, 26 baIe- pnrk.d
aud abu"' ~ or 10 baIrs in trc sred som.
1900 ar 20UU tushris Of Corn. F,dd,.r ,,,,d
''m"rS' Nc and man! other articles 100
tedious I" mention.
oy Tue mutual consent Of all the ar,i-s
''er"'''u' "e vii sell or rent the land on
The sn'nr day.
Terms H"dr known on Gnv Of sale.
II. u DUNCAN ~,
G.. l.. DUNCAN, ( h\f'
Oct. 20, 1862, 3s-G,
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""" '''' E N. bf""
A.. vy
=, $1,000
'ooo
Mis-, A o,,;,,.v '''oo
u,- u; "oo
u,r " ooo
A.. - u 'oo
u,- u u., ooo
r A., QUO
a. - 40, o"o
a.. - =. 80"
u,. u,.;- ''''
M =. 100
A.: :, ''W
Mr. lane, t.,,.L.,
NV ~'' 400
u,-uc IT,. -''
,,.,,;. "'
u;- a. - =, ~"
A.. -. ''oo
a. 2oo
a. .''o
A. ,,..,. 10
~, ,.,,....-. o'o
A.. i'll, "'
Am u.u.,,,.. ''o
uu IN c. ~
A.. 40 =, '"e N"o'e" '"'"'"f'
.o,.t. ,,d .,,r ~ r,: o". '9"'"''' prs
a. -. " "''e" ""'''
A. u.I r' 'osA>
A.. - P'''' 'oess'
.o,L. , I,,.;r. ' e'' ~
M,,E M.K. o.,
49,, '"'" 'A's"r' ana
A..
|""s' IN" """hsl dried ffnit,
~" one parcel of b'nda.es.
Master James Mci.a,p,n. N,
Me-. ], /, Deal ~
Mn Chambers. ~,
M's Price, = hot. Of ,,.th.,,. ,;.
Mr.. &c. Culdwe.I ,,,. ,,..,
wine. one bot Of Ra-pbrrrp i,r .n., H.;
Of bon~,. nt,. I.m,, ,
Mrs. Il r. Allison. ,on
Krc."sd BY Mrs B.F Massey and v;..
: arah Emm"n.:
Mrs. Mary Massey, .ao.. rod ,.,, :,
cups backb, rr, j-Ily, q bu,d,., ,i,',,. :,
pnir .ocks = bot. blackberry u,.
Mrs. !. e.. l. Beik. 4 p,ir x,,; .o,.L.
4 bUt- black berry c..rdi 4
Mr- y. !. strait. I pr WOOL sock, md Z,
bats black berry wine
SIR. T. T.. ,hanr..
Mrs. r. M,v,,
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Elk ecut,rs Sale

ni permission VI l.. II iinmmUnu. ESQ.
'th'h"ry tor lnrra-t.r Dl.,ricl, We vii
sell At the lat" rc>ldrncr "f WilIinm Duu
can deceased on NJ M'nd,v ih- 8;h ia, of
brrrmt-r h-xt. the pe's"nai Ls;alc OF ID.
said d-cea-r,. ron-i-iiuu of
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NOTICE.

Application viii, be made TO the Leei.ls.
infe at It's next session for mn incorporation
of The Moriah 1.p IsI Association
August 37ih 1867. 29-3m
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Examined aud approved by .he Board
ocI. i7,n 1862, WILLIAM A MOORE
Chairman.
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lrOR INK LANCAsrkk Lrnnrn I

Mh Editor Please ackn'wi-ds- t.-
t"li"~ing dUiiaii"n. far the Men y.,r,,.r,
Wnnr >"'phcr Springs II".pilal-kr krrrn. d
b. Mrs r.. MrKrnna aid IIr, +. Il. Ur,u,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-20
The FIowerIess CITY.

If the city we're dotted with little green
closes, such as once upon a time the grave.
yards really were, there would be at all times
q substantial basis for the development of
some complete system of civic rustioities; we
might not 90 so far as morris dances and May
games, but we should, at least, be at all times
prepared TO entertain proposals for adding to
the pleasures and benefits Of civil life. In
stead Of being in such a happy position, we
have almost to begin de noVO, andif once de-
termined that the stony deafness of the streets
should have the relief of graceful forms and
verdure, we have, as it were, to learn frat
what grass and trees are like, as exiles soms-
times have TO learn their native language,
when they should be supposed capable OF
teaching it But 1t must happen that the city
will don some leafy garments-trees and gras-
SEES will spring up somewhere--nature will not
long endure to be cheated out OF her rights
and 1t will be agreed that, IL Midas made
alchemy ridiculous, be was, at least, no judge
Of music or the fine arts. tits as well the
citizens should know what is about to beiall
them A sort Of leafy and iowering Gordon
10 being constructed around the whole circuit
Of the city walla The poor people, who think
a bit of garden ought 10 be provided, free OF
cost, in every parish, are taking revenge In
establishing flower shows; and now the game
IL up, the city proper will doubtless be inolosed
with a breastWork Of greenery, aud the citi
Gems made ashamed Of their dizziness by the
gayety that will reign without, CITY Press.
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OF Course.
The special Washington correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette says:

The special Washington correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette says:
Il O.. Corwiu is understood to be q csndi-
date tor the Assistant Secretaryship of the In.
terror in case Usher should be made Secreta'
ry.
OF course Bon CoRwIN is a candidate /;
he is always a candidate when there are
any public favors to dispense it is con-
stiiutioaal with him. When out of Office,
he may be considered a standing candi-
date" for any place of profit that may
happen to become vacant. He is always
on tho scent for spoils, aud is drawn to-
wards II vacant place at the public crib by
the same instinct that a buzzard finds the
carcass OF a dead animal. No doubt he
imagines that his services in this District
last fall, %denouncing Democrats as " trait
ors entitle him to a share of the public
plumber that is being so literally dispensed
at the Capital. The CoRwrN family begin
to think they have a perpetual lease on the
Government Treasury. The delusion will
vanish before a great while.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-20
Complaints Against the Soldiers
for EBad Conduct.
MEADE CoUNrY, n, Dcember |, ls

WH"UH NV""II - TNV"UVI IVV~'
To the Editor of the Enquirer
SlR-rhe steamboats, Silver Wave and Fort
Wayne, said TO be from the port Of Cincinnati,
with the l20th Regiment of tbs State on
board, landed ON Friday evening last about
three miles below Brande6burg, in this county,
aud remained until this morning. During the
night bands Of soldiers, armed with guns,
revolvers, hatchets sBdimplements for break
ing open doors, visited the farms and houses
of the undersigned, and committed the follow
ing depredalious
From Joseph Atwill they took thirty-eigbt
turkeys, nearly three hundred chickens, d
mans saddle, a grindstonei a quantity Of cab
bages, mrnips and apples, onions, six bee
hives, and about two hundred pounds OF to-
baeco, which last article had been raised BY
aud belonged to his negroes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-20
CHEROKEE INFECTIONS

The two medicines combined being complete, and II
needing no other medicine to cure the most obstinate
case Of GonnOrhes, elect, or strtetans,a ndni
Albus, Tor whites In Females1 where all tho nan- b
seous preparations have Jailed.
Ba-These preparations are not only a. good AZ other
medicines, but they are bar better than the best, Tor the
simple reason that these never tal TO cure IN a seW
days, while all others do fml In mHny cases.
RA- They are unlike every other medicine prescribed
for Vensrsai Diseases, as they contain no copa-
ba or mineral poison, The ,soherokpe ftemo-
dy'' should be taken internally, In teaspoonfpl doses.
Ills duretio and Alternative In It's action, IL purihes
and cleanses the blood, causing IL 20 nov 10 It's origi-
nal puriy and yiRor; thus removing from the system
all impure and pernie.ors causes which have induced
ussS1Tfh n .,Cherokso InjeotiOnD mnstb be used
AZ an inIoctionl Its effects are healing, soothing, And
emuicient. IL removes all scaldinR heat chordSe and
az a. By the use OF the Cherokee Remedy and
OhorOkee InteetiOn-the two oOmbined-Rn inn
proper discharges are removed, and che Weakened
Organs are soon restored 10 full vlgOr and strehgth. Ioahh
a 10 those who have trleda all The various prepaEas.
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Nseer depart oherokee Remedy and Cicero
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Venereal Disease. .Hrl i1l Y HIot
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the price .atau .le4e
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rGa JOHN ID. PARK, AGENT.
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