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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-03

Original NOTICE.

"
To George y. Reid. T. !. Mckinney, Thomas Paget
William Irvine, X Irvine. Willard suae state
of Iowa, for VS. - SchoA Rund (Rsrs Potter A
e. Camp belt and hm. Miller, executors u Jacob
Miller aectasedl ''Coler White Lead Cuaf4bany -
Arnold Kendall. Clsnin, Melien Il Co.. r.
Broaisell, x. baz n, Allen d Co., Samuel Rnglr
VIM Thompson Co., Nat. Lafen, John Qulrk
Britton ~ Co., Marshall h Mckee wm welch n
h. Thomassop, II. Murdock r Co., Price j. Patton
and Co, James Watson, Brooks h Reed Moser and
villa, and Geo Blies d Co Defendants
You are ely notified that there IL on file int he
CLERKS ufcs Of iheDsi. Court Lee eauutv, Iowa al
keokak, speton OF Hiram Barney, claiming a ludg-
meit against you, Geo. b. Reid for the sum OF Thrar
Thoutand Dollars, upon Your rgage, and ~ sganst
all the above defendants claiming the foreclosure BY
said mortgage, made by said Geo. u. Reid 10 Charles
Mason upon Lot eighteen 10 In Block rty- fou
IA in Masons upper addition to the city OF eokuk
IN Lee county Iowa, the sae OF said premises TO nay
OF said debt, the extingushmept OF equity OF re-
demp,on, and for general relief and also gener-
al judgment and general execution against said Geo
b. Reid for what the sale Of sad Premises will not
paw of.
Now you must appear and to said petition by
n".' OF the second day Of the term said Court
10 he heit al keokuk the first Monday February
A. D., lsoa, or judgment will be had therein by de-
fault Ii. SCOTT HOWELL
PlaIntiGs Atty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-03

To Frae kiln Harshman, eleanor Tweedy. A Hanson L.
c.. sun GapRabie smyth. Defendants
A0u he ely notified thai Tiers Is now on ne In
tho Clerk Gace or the District Court of Lee county
lows, a. kuk petition e tiirsm barney claiming
Judgment aga ist fcRtktn Harshnan aud Eisan-
or Tweedy, for the sum OF Three Thousand Dollars
upon your mortgage and sinst all the above nam
ed defendants. claiming the forecia.u mortgage
made h9 said franklin HarshmAu add Eleanor Iweedy
10 Charles Mason upon the half the no
quarter OF Section 23l in Township 90 north. Range
west, in Lee county Iowa the sale of said premises
of said debt. the entin guisenent the eguits
redemption aud general relief and also person
nj in agmen and general execution aEsips; Frank
t;B Har hman aud Eleanor Tweed. ~ nhat re ale
~ sad premises may not PAY II
Ms Non must spPser aHd asaHF >-s.d pst4itol ~
noon OF the second day q ms t...g term of said
court 10 be held keaki e4s itte Est Monday OF
February, A. D. 1863, or Judgment m ne IA therein
bs default, III. SCOTT hDWELL
oct2g-d4w Plaiuitntk Atty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-03
NOTICE.

y
To Fayette Rudd, Esrare overs Defendants:
You hereby Notified that there 10 now q hie In
the Clerks ues OF the District Court Lee County,
Iowa, nj Keoknk, apetition OF Hifam Baney claiming
Judgment against YOU, Fayetie Rudd for the nf
One Hundred and tiity Dollars upon your mortgage
against all the above ed defendants claim
ing the torecasn of motgagc made by said fasete
Epdd.to Chatlsr Aas9n, nnep tRs NnI hslf1l af shs
North "a quarter OF bectinn twerG four 24l In
Township sixty six 60 North Of Range l6l Nest in
iee ConAty, The sale of said premises 10 pay OF said
debt the eAtnguisbment OF the equity of redemption
and for general relief aid also Tor pers onai jGdg
aud general execution against said cite kadd
for what the sale Of said premises " III not pay OF.
Now, you must appear and answer the said petition
by of the second Gay OF term Of said Court
be held al k3okuk the arst Monday Of FEBRUARY
A H., let3 Judgment will he had therein by de-
fault II SCOTT HOWELL,
ect19-tw, Plaintiffs Au'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-03

To A. u. Rsensbaugh, Edward Niool.on, Pat. Ken

To A. u: Rsensbangh, Edward Nicolson, Pat. Ken
nedy, Defendants
You are hereby notified that there is nov on file In
the Clerks ONCE OF the District Gnu OF Lee County
Iowa. at kenknk, petition OF Hiram Barn ey elaI M
ing Judgment against you, A. h. Hee ne ba,,gh for
the sum Of Five Hundred Dollars, upon Your mo rt-
gage, aud ~ AGAINST all the above named defe
claimin the foreclosure of mortgage made by SAID
A. ii. Resnebaugh to Charles Mason, upon the East
half OF the South lest quarter of sectian coy
t67) range "a West Lee County the sale Of said
premises pay uf said debt, the extinFatshment OF
the equity OF redemption, and for general relief and
also tor personal Judgment and general execution
against said II. Reenebaugh, for what the sale of
said premises may not pay of.
Now you must appear and answer to said petition by
Of the second day OF the next term Of said Court
~ held at ON the rst Mon day Of February
A. ID 1868, or judgment will be had therein by de-
fault. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
O. t30.4w fiantif's Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-03
NOTICE.

To Franklin HHrshman, A. Hanson a. Co, Connabie
ard Smyth, Defendants
Aour hereby notified that there IL Ale in
ac fk's Office " the pistrIet Court u lee County
IoGa II kcdEu< petition Of Hiram En- u~s eaitning
Judgment against you, Franklin HAfa nult lof the
of -Four ] no nssnd Dollars upon iaart aye.
aud against all the above Is cl
the foreclosure of mortgage msde by said Frar
Harshiaan Il Charles Aason upon the East half Of
the South West quarter OF Section nine 81 and the
North west quarter ef kecuon sixteen Us in Township
oSl sixty-six, North Range Isl i've West also the
North Nest I'll quarter OF North E-st quarter ~
Section twenty -four I2i in Township si,ts-six 100
North Range six I6l Wess H. Lee County, the sale OF
said premises TO pay OF said dett the extugushment
he equity Of redemption and Tor general relief and
Hisu tor PERSONAL Judgment Hgaiust said Frankll0
HsrsaHa or what the sale of So ir, misses will not
pay on.
Nov. you sprear sHd said pc .iison bt
noon Il TIE csu4 3sy the nexitern OF ssId att
bf hell at-h,H 5k.t lhe hsst AoRday OF febr uart
u tN6a or Judgment will be had tberen by default
ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
o@7 ~ Piautds ATTY.
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NOTICE.

T. Samuel Y. Miller, John Tarbell, Geo. Csbus, DE
fendants
You are hereby notified that there lie Gle In
the Clerks once of the Dist ric Court county
Iowa, at kenkuk, petition OF Hiram Barney, claim
ing Judgment agains, you, Samuel r. Miller. for the
sam Of Two Thousand Dollars upon your mortgage aud
against all the above named defendants claiming the
foreclosure Of mortgage, made by said Samuel r
Miller ~ Charles Mason, upon the end by forty
feet deep OF lot six 10y IN block four In the city OF
keosas tn lee county iowa the sale II said premises
To pay OF ssid debt the eats khmtui Of tie equity
redemption, and Tor general reet and sisn Ter i
personal jads n.eri aud general aralst
Samuel T. Aher, for what the sair ~ .s,d premises
viii not pay Of
Wow, each Of you must apes al-A frever said pc
tttet pS noon of the wrcoha ass u leIf term OF
SAID C0att, 10 be held ob tlt~ st sp4ti 81, pass Fqry
Ie63, or judgment wIiI be bsa t4efsgB b 4 .fa.f
H. SCOTT HON Ei.I.--
Oct3o-lSw PLAINTIFF AtiNv
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Original NOTICE.

.rtse-diw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-12
ATTTRNnoN srssInx

A Communication FROM the Executive
reeoaHecdirE the repeal Ct the lAv, which
provides fog PAyirE aaSs~rs f0E slaves Coz
deuBe5 tcg crime, VAS read.
NJ. ELESzE2 moved TO Law she document
"a the table, aai hare L printed
NJ. STEwAEF saw no cse IN p-iatiaE the
desaaeet- Ii woal3 esze "a, II The pa
PeEs-
NJ CLo<E moved TO Anead, BY printing
sye hundred eop:es.
NJ. SLACK Eoald like TO see the docu-
msnf p:iaisi, tII did not see the use OF
printing 80 many
NJ SzEaAEE sid that every school hoy
S2s fzEiliAE With The doctrines contained
il he docuaeu:. SID the idea Of iasirce;-
the people Vas ridiculous ever BODY Eas
opposed 20 Tie lsE, and The Legislature
Ezs ready 20 SCI upoa IL Il E& made 10
AeeoauodAts the aikger Interest in the
EASs-
Mr. ELEzzKE said ;hs people were zos 80
familiar With the !zE IS might &c snppoS-
Cd He thoaghI Ihe-z B2s no impvoPriety
II PcI1sIog AZ lsASs ave aaudrsS-
NJ STzEIET rEpez.ei that while lie Ss.s
opposed 10 ;he law, Ae MAS also opposed 10
FePssNag il - This line, fSE the reAso n that
ne did nc: desire 10 10 SasihiaE likely 10
aEitats the uisss 0: tae people ia TIE East
era PArt Of tas State, whom BE desired 10
eonciiiais.
NJ TLESaEz sid i Vas AZ aaholy Law
SD oEEhi % be repealed
VI CGIzEz was opposed 20 the lay and
opposed 10 tie pSiaIicE OF the Governors
cO11Gnicz;ioa-
Nr. WATzoS sid that lac WAS opposed to
F'-tatiag the ieecueat The motion 10
orint Ave hundred vas lost
The uotioa TO lay oe ;he table and
pEin1 Ezs adopted
". FLEsHEE offered joict resolution
TIA; L shall De The duty OF the conductors
Of elections IN the several counties pro
posing 70 form themselves into aes State
10 oPsCa polls for the purpose Of taking the
sense Of the people upon The subject OF
emancipation.
Laid oEss uaieF;se rales-
Several bills se<e passed 10 their zscoui
ssAiing-
Mr. WArsoS moved to cal up his rezoIe-
ZION offered yesterday il reference 10 the
elee;ioa Of Pablic Printer Lost
Nezsrs- Watson aad Close oaly voting
. Il The Affirmative.
NJ. STEEAET moved 70 take ur the
H0ase resolution Parposiag Sn zdiourn-
msni o. Tuesday last Lost
TIE Senate then zdjooraei to meet OF
AoaJST =; 10 O'Clock
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that OF Sunday there is 40 driil. DC. 10 i,s
place, here Is general Inspection Of arms
aid aeeous.emssts- Every nan appears
as he Is By nature il camp. There a-e
no disguisss as il the walks Of life Of
peace. 1; is impossible fog = soldier 70
eoaeeaI himself from lis comrades What
svsr streskz there arein him. god, bad, o.
Iadiae-saE, appear sPon he surEses II
very littls while, a1d Ne are told saAt the
discoveries m&9e in -slztina to life loag
aeqaaiatancss are really seyOad b=liei-
Along side o. or regiment, IN a. sd
joiGiER 6eld. the ssh Illinois IS eaeADpsi,
azd bsyosd ;hea again TIE isih Indiana,
bOtA Of thea excellent rsziaearz. There
s-e large bodlsz Q. roops scattered 2loaE
CT this side OF saszz regiments, il posi-
tEoas that We Do not see proper 10 14ze il
III. eoausetioa- Columbia Bridge, wse-s
az rsgfRsat Is z:zsiSssd. i II Page eoza-
y, Ahsas sirty sailes from Fredericksburg.
lis nos kaoEn IN What direction the rezi-
meat viii &c ordered /; viii 10 doaSt
boSeyss. see Big REeaaoa3 before j, eoass
Eoue.
Conserving tLe people yoa inset n Psge
e0asay nnd IKE sjolagug eeenrrr, Nr. W.
zo1 gives Al interesting sccaunI. There Is
81 IzseaSs ano4sl Of nsrcenz-y human
a4sars IL ssea- They zpPess 10 have 40
ezF-eis! love q eoaatsy, nor any particular
Rsrtyr like derotioa 70 ar side Of the
question. They sre Union Eaai sla-zyt
S,rtl Il Tie U.isa s:8= vius. otherwise
shsy are {zEi ziansys ss.-s} secession. Tasy
Es-4 o.. nsa TIA; tAey don't p:sisaI to IN
isrstAai the merits OF The question: tbaI
;heF 1sFeE wanted olE OF the Union. thas
HEY always Azd all taeir rights. sad never
a2d sny idea hist The secession question
vas olasr ;hsa nss dogma OF good old
isaoer4tie ios;riae- Tasy had 20 idea
To-; vosiEg for It vas EoIaE TO briag al
his Esr % tbsn-=o1 hey can't realize
us FsOP:.s'y Of any sPpssssas;oas shoat
s5s.E eve. going OFT Of the Caioa: for are
30; all ;ssir lzEdz zsd big barns n their
Old places, sad vii ;hsy not always te
ihsre: With them going OCT Of the Union
eArriss ;hs idea OF : physical transfer thar
completely i1rEsas and obtuzff=s their ap-
p.eciA;ioa q the whole subject
Noao.s inviting eoaat-y srer MAS TIA
rs.sed tbsa tbs, ;brooga usish ogz troop.
have bssa passing. II Is rolling sucess-
( sioa ofLasge zad gieh fsrms-a2ay Of ;hsm
Old n.ao.5sl estates, laid szt sad TILED AT
ter the old style aaa KEEP, free from any OF
{ tie modern sty.ss Of Ornsmearstion. Such
things As laid oas soEsr gardens, with pzisd
fences saa vines ,s4iled oTss them, s,s al.
mast unseen s1d unknown. Oar soldier.
are delighted win the country anI MAJ!
Of Them inssa3 10 live ia it after the war
The climate Is ;bs best IN virgiui4, and
ash everything is inviting, and As the byIsr
says about Africa, 'ouly man is vile" Nc
doubt grea; changes in customs aRd ides!
and people await the faluss of the Valley
as, indeed, al other portions Of oar olt
Commonwealth. Sped the day, say we
M Wilson will rs9ura in few days al,
viii, of course, be happy to serve the friend.
of our boys in any reasonable way.
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Norfolk has f.llea sad the M.rriaas :.
hlova aPi This pAs sAe 1sss se psb-
iisssd last evening, s53 Saics Is eocaEue3
IL oar dispatehes his aOsAiaE- ks HsEs
saosgA 70: Oss DAY. No eoaUsn. car sdi
"a rs force I; Is glo.ioa= 5syOaa express
s.ca-
Il ssy pessaa u Ia. ;asa as ar o;
tie coats5sr.:s toa1s shss are payable siI
aoaths sasr he hstsor.siEasa: q tie
S9-Ibe:n Coas=5sr.ey sy the Uai,si STATE.
e; men prepare 70 realize o. tssa.
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AFrERxoox SESSION.

After some further discussion the yeas
aad nays were taken upon the motion to
postpone the consideration of the bill con-
se3ti3g to division Of the State, aud re-
suited as follow:
HEAs-Nessrs. Foreman. Downey, Farms
worth, Fast. HaWxhurst, Hooton. Kramer.
Michael, Porter, RolIysou, Smith, Snider,
Swan, Trout and WefEel-l5.
NAYs-Aessrs- BoWyer. Davidson, Frost
tSPeaker) Logan, Myers, Henderson, Ksteh-
en-, Parsons, Patrick, Ratclife, Rufner,
Vance, West, Williamson of Peasants,
Williamson of Writ, and Ziun-ls.
The vote on the passage of the bill vas
then taken aud resulted yeas 81, nays /, as
follow:
YEAs-Nsssrs. BorsnsU, Bower, D4-
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Mowers and Reapers!
bUCkE EE, FOR IS62.

bSChEE ES FOR 1860.
WIS justly celebrated Machine 3 row z..zr.ii,-
Il NOVA AID recognized &S the best and mo-. 80
seeS Mover IN uSe- ESeh years experience alds 10,
lJ hiEa reputation and proves it, Superiority over
All oflsers II combines many advantages not F1r11I
IN oiEsE m1eht1es- 1t hzs two driv!u. Vltt,sis
Shleh a. faEeiEsr OF Independently: il Ala mas =
double hinged f5stiuE cutter bar which rlak If e.
PeclA4Iy acSpted TO cutting on hiy and rrsTeu .uT
allowing II TO pass freely OTer stones or ofhr
obsaruetlOEz. also allowing the lar 70 ld sss he
IF4me Elth0ot removing Aingis bolt or mt Tie
machine can thus be transported ready f,r i1,.,SS
use from held q asid TO farm a. reaiIy = =
eDini3gn cart 1hs apgsE bag u made Of steel the
guard nnEeFs are Peculiar this aloEer and are =.
eoLS2 y paSent- They are made OF wrought Iron
Alsi lald Uifh ESeel; the importance of ;biS -
VII De Esadil recognized bT TIIo<e lo have 49,,
annoyed by the cost and trouble Of the eHzt f1reT
use4 On other ElAchines. Again. while 1lrssanti:- .
Iftect mover ne also furnish when Iesirsd n "a
oepenPent reap ug attaehnent thus giving ffs ~
eGhssf me adTA1taGe of angle or e.omSirefI M
ehlne+ We warrant every machine and dur,Ds, ~.
Stlesee Of 81 years have never had \ snis T,1s
chine returned. We therefore feel iusfi6-j= a. =
T1Llia esiag the BVekEiE superior 70 an Others
~ no1 iurnls fVo afzes suitable to the vaufs Of
THE BUoREYE, Jr,
Iill be sol4 At he very I0ur price Of erbtvv.
~ ~ ~ lgntnesa u dTaf, eonysuiepee xipnIi
eS9 DURABILITY Is QneIualIe4 By anytIino Tat e;
tne he41- Farmers wanting n4acbfDe y,7TS4 80 =;
fhelE orders early there n M ~. lT,t IiS. -
number built this season. sample 1BAehf,es -
seen II Mr. John Thobar1is (;Toer ~ NJ y :
Vuiney street, Wheeling. anu
u J. SMITH.
sn 1HE0- " 6ORRRLI
- Z sABeNG hor Manufacturers
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HOOP SKIRTS,

2Tl Retail store Nc lSS Main street
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID,
LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD, wheeIing. Va.
II va SAINT An Ink thu: viii not fade. I--s the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
II yOa vaat a jet black Ink, Csc tie
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
II yea van: Ink that aous freely. use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
II you want lax that win 10: gun, use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
II yea wan; . better lax ti.Aa Arnolfs. nss the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
II you want to pstruni1e hosae merits. use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
If ron want 70 sAvs money, buy the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
If you want 10 Pl ase your customers, buy the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
II you wait a cheap, As we'll good Ink. buy the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
AZ ;hs Capitol a wHshinstoz1 City they use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
At the Capitol q! Psna.ylEAzia they use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol # Ohio tl,ey use The
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUTD.
At the Capitol OF Se~ Jersey tEey use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
AZ the Capitol Of MsEyIasd they use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At ihe Capitol q yiEEiaia :hsy uss she
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
Pay eeuts Is TIE retain prize soE qnz-4 Of the
CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID.
Thirty cents Is the resail price "a. pinis Of the
CHEMICAL WRITING RLUID.
Twenty cents Is the retail price for half piats Of the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Ten cents Is the retail price for quarter pists q the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Wholesale dealers are entitled disooant on the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Bankers who want an indeiubls Ink, should use tie
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Merchants who their hooks 20 look ven n,1-s4
use the CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Al Government officials should use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUTD.
An coua'y and city od5eis-s should ne the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Every one ihas writes any document should zse
LAUGHLISs RUsHFIELDs
CELEBRATED CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
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Order OF the Z. S. Court for hoIIIn9
SPeeiol Term az NVinehstteE.

SANNE "a tue ~ Sc Court Tor holding
Speelal Term at winchester.
ITO Z. IL NORTON, Marshal Of the United state.
4 fot the "estez1 District Of Virginia:
dATia= teen a5Vise1 By She Government ia, II Il
important 70 extend the civil Authority Of the pjr
states oTtr that portion Of the State in uhirh the
tsejson has Tor the most psrt, been su6dued 80 as
20 All as ar a. possible, in she restoration u lanTd
otseT and tnAsmueh a. the CSurt unable TO hold
y Iesul1r term AZ Stanton upon the day Designated
% AE, hereby aPpuint special terra Of the Dis
tE7et CGrt Of she itsd States EC the eztern Dis
LI'e1 o. virginia 70 be held At Winchester on the 2d
Ay OF Nay, inst for the TRANSACTION q aov n III
business that TORld lie entitled to Re hearl and ON
saaerea by the Court. IL held Al StalRton Yo viii
therefore, cause to b summoned : grand iurT N
aisereef aOd tsfeltgent men from your stric. 10 be
IN afsndanee ppm the Court AZ the time and place
AocNe Indicated, and make sDeh other necessary ar
raogsmspts a. you may think proper for the tfars
astlou OF the business Of the Court
C-@O Given UAdsT ny hAnd aud sal as judge Of
LIS the District CG1Tt Of the United Site foT
- the WesteFa District II Virginia
JOHN J. JACKSON, Jr
z II. NORTON.
myiz-0td u s. MArshAl W Dist Va
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NJ. Sack caesed xzbstisa,e for the
Dill. chzRS:nE the saie q brokers license
Tzs senate s0ok seeszs ana o'clock.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
T.C. KIGER, NJ. D.
Homeopathic Physician.

OFFICE and ResiJet.oa, Centre Wheeling. (Ps,ow
~ the Creek Main street. vest side. bstEeen
oaiee AoaF. frOnl 8 to A. NJ and 1toS67tO9
= y. my12-ly
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Sod 7EAFA CEy ~. Elsi kbsR OasE Btay
"a Elzsp0 - 6EiEa1 - ~ EAFT EEFt.
5EIIDA,Ea s lSS4 odE EAna il ~
SElI SoSi GSoVG siAcS Pls2rs1ss : E=H'ss
bah 70 ne GrAissg tx: TSsst 2Ass
Rs tTAu is ik<oEEA tks 5E-ss 4 $3.50.
Al hozss kssEsB iIS l5E vi ssArS
An.a S5ll3B Il % DsA1h = ~
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Removal.
Aetna Insurance 90. q WheeIing.
100 CARRIAGES.

GEE E. HAYES & co. beg leave t,
81 SAY 10 their old customers and the public
n general that they have BoW on hand, and in
course of finishing. leo Carriages consisting Of b.
reaches, R0ckAUAys- Ph8st0nS. Prince AibeTts top
aud no top Ruggies, all HhieI arp Of the lates;
sE!=- mos improved patterns and OF the best MA
SeriAl AID SorknaAnship. All viii he warranted 10
give tie utmost SUBTRACTION ap23lFudEv
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On Every RAEs.

Iatsrsssisg reati7g natter Ein be foahd
o. eTs-y page
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-23

On Sunday night last report come over the
wires, announcing great battle near Rich
mond, Virginia. 1t reached the congregation
OF the Methodist Church just before dismissal,
and soon spread through the community, eau
Sing much anxiety among the numerous fami-
lies who have relatives there. 1t was wicked
and wanton fabrication. The author of it de-
serves punishment, and could he be known,
should be expelled from the service of the
company. All connected with the telegraph
should be careful how they lend themselves to
such miserable hoaxes.
1t the perpetrator of that rumor could have
been found out, and been within reach of our
citizens, on Monday morning, he would have
received TRAITORS doom.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-23
The Wheat Crop.

Since we mentioned, few weeks ago, the
fair prospects of this crop, much of it was ta-
ken with rust; though we are glad to hear
mat in most cases it was in the blade only.
and recently there is visible Improvement.
which we hope will continue until the time of
gathering. Within the past ten days we have
had good rains, with fine growing weather.
which has changed, for the better. the ap-
pearance OF the corn-our most important
crop. AS to the cotton, but little interest il
felt in his majesty this gear. Several who had
planted not half their usual quantity. have
crossed that and put in corn; still we fear
there are planters so selfish or regardless of
the welfare of their country as to have put in
nearly the same breadth of land as usual. To
such we would say, how dwells within your bo-
som The love of Southern independence You
either love ssupremely the almighty dollar or
have a latent hankering after old A6e and his
dominion. Those at home can show where
their patriotism lies as effectually as the brave
men who have taken their lives in their hands
and gone to battle for their rights. "a
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-23
From, the Army.

e It's gratifying to know that the fine spirit
that animates our men, from the correspon
dence we see published, and from private let
'ters, we have the strongest reason to believe,
that in no time since the war broke out have
our prospects been brighter. Let the croakers
at home cheer up. The great mass of our
people have an abiding confidence in our sue
cess; STILL occasionally, we come across a des
ponding individual-but, we are glad to say,
they are not to be found among the ladies.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-23
Fire.

We regret the loss by fire, on Monday morn
ing last, Of the Terebene Distillery of Messrs
HocoTT q SUTHERLAND, near this place. One
OF the firm, Mr. SUTHERLAND, was present
when it occurred. 1t was purely accidental
They succeeded in saving nearly all the barrels
OF Terebene and spirits in the building. The
loss was principally in the injury to the still
end the building, which will amount to between
400 and $500. The proprietors have gone to
work with renewed energy, and will in few
days. have the damages repaired-and Tere
bene, which at this time is an article of neces-
sity, ready for the use of those who burn it.
They request us to return thar ks to the
neighbors who kindly sent servants to their
assistance.