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FRAY SEnAPlC,
The franciscan Monk.

ir rR uppe- s7c. ~ Hexi-sa eyie,y have ss-
capped from the tf,rfue. 81 mon ish Influence, 10
indiIs clsssss t.g,ra .h,iu With much sipsr.ti-
,ous 70, crerco me- - ceaiurv sg1. tt.
fantastic sloqucuco Oft, nj idlc hges siin Keeps
its ground here
The Ne,.-s1 rrc,-rsr. ,arr.cd away ~ III, on
thusiasrn, se5os NJ ID. IN - STARTING METAPHORS
sons!ines b, repre- CTS ',od az making thc sun
HE charger, ami the moon he etiSrvp 81 me
tmes 1t is an obscene -s,ry, to wi.-h. with the
ms, mp 'rtuh.t., GRAVITY, he s;i,chtss rel tous
mo-al Wtes ct %. Tor eo1:cs, r.!,ihe same
man VIM incll,sr to ssvlrcst IS .,c.-tn, 1t, r.
TIC raci's, oats A. IN = the 'est s1n IA s1tno
tert,sid on the ground floor. lilo even pus' Is his
snVieiy 90 Ear IS t. furnish tho atty With Limits
sbOlt dress lie e.yos oyceisnt tr, tons shout tAe
cut o! new suit { 1T es. nay, more, he chsryes
hmsei Wit their purchase, r. ius nting asAiduou'
ly the saloons q ,asLion--sui q ere IL no spres
from his criticism Very ofea lis conplai sancs 10
no, the mos, dis'n,erl-;,i Kind too otea las
purchis. - only - kind Of tribute f.d to- family
whom the roytrrtd aiher support, q, bis own .I-
pense, on c9ndisiJu o! lasting candet.nely In its
pleasures
Tie monk 10 cve-7 where except at his convent
Every tl.aT q s;tra-t.,n = lin -- bIl .ayhis,
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AID er.i .tus! 4! ~ Tt ncv cans IN rs.sud
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led ne ,oa ..s,,,..- .,, j., ,.. .,v.ro,,, n H.
that ~ Gan ,y,,.-t,r.. a.I.o Coca. .,.u ,o,n
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IA a monk .b d-,s.
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ny l.s,.,.e ,llt.,oc,r,I {, Il. 80. ., 49,,
mon. Iwaal &, ,to ,,,oo,, ,
the v.ss., hearing around mo ev.rywh.ro a..
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RAhJO INsTRCCTlON-I WILL OMAR
antse by new and easv method, to riys ar =
l+r.on - thorough knosledse Of the Baaio, IN one
curse oi lesious. Aitet viii they viii Ne IN sIn,d
60 pay any tune rapidly CA! or ADDE'S. CO ~
DObSoN, NOD Eat i2ths,, Aies door. iIcm Broad
w. 40
IN WRITING LESSONS, 81: - FOR s.
-, lIc!ndins STATIONERY, al. gwen a. TOWNS
~ = "to B'wery, near u0u,tols %, Iust0lctiau m
MON non heeplns' AIithnesie, Grammar, AlsstIs Need
1873 7''"'"S' az ..3
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- o. MAGICAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
"a urt !. 'en'MoT and i autitsr OF the huien al.
,violh y " grow thIeh ana !ux'rlan' a a. ,.. rod
PREM N l.. thp Hair nom FALLING OFF, b. IN
par 10 u lie aud sifor. II also posrrs. .. 4 i'',
II. 'he - ''s. This clceA,ut preparation /, ttc
u 'll' OF tkl.'nl combination gLl many vrUr, -,
AND upon air ami impa tIIl iriRl Wilt 4, 10 inn
ne, N"l1tle Rec 9'tyr to the hall. pos.e.sns
q.lli,. mp Tor % H. &c Any OF, er s.Iii'T nSs"a
-e'io1 ...r introduced. MsguFu a M d SON.
) ,"p IT,. " lamsburNh u be had IN New Snyp
:, -o AiF Co.'S Ior Alien Apt stan IN .ts md
c.. Avsiss and usa,;sn t. Price d en-
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INSTRUCTION.

AT 81, WRITING - BOOKKEFpING
Writing and Arithmetic, 40 pes quarter Thrt.
are thousands OF pcrsons drass ne ont III .erubl, a.
pointed lives Tor want of instruction 10 'ha.. essen
tai branches, taught day and evening NJ PAlNF'S
y. boN"y' ana .99 iutoh o., Brooklyn. lVy
RANJO INSTRuCTIOES-H G. DOKSOS
- sDufscturer and Teacher o. the B.nio "a.
bToad-sy, Gus sntoer the pupil, AIR one c;rr,e -
u lessons, 10 perform all OF tn. Popular Banjo ain, ~
We uAN. lIg
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Tue TWRD p!'lH,cr lNG,L,MrSr-Ttc
cnroiimen; Board If the lh't ul.r'ct d..ro,cd Of
snumee- Of c-iei ytsssiity q which tho to.!os!pr
are the totals;
subs itute,, 10 held, y ovsr-sse, y. uns.-.r.
paid Communication, IS only sou, dlsAbii,,
% allena, 10 N IAc 'trics, two .a,n b, r. ~
-,nily Ia III, service, iiih,y ~ u4tn.Ii,,. clL
.rsn, non-res,donts, total ~
ENENr.Ep FROM rnr nENyr.-The follow
M parties were exempted fom he De-, ysstos.,y,
o. the Brooklyn Common Council
IA WI,y-r ho,, CONWAY. - Wdri-Ch.rle. Fer
,nli 3h Wor4.,Io-epl McCOrm .r'.. ~. H't,f
N'lu. M.isAall. lIt| Hia j hn DIVER nvrstin
Col. l.fh Hop -llos Rrosn, Wm. Cherry
fhos MrCalie,, ,Ias Is Nsk.f, PAR * A. l. "a
lrlacis LuIpInN. Idih nIra WA COrue., a. Is ~
w. lL4., tss.sa. A.igssA fIsHS A. T. Ht.a. W ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

THE WESTERN EaA.--This 10 the ap-
pFopriate name Of q neat looking and well
filed weekly paper published BY ]. r.
Watson at Glenwood, Mills county, and
now in its first year. Its editorials are
brief and pointed, and its selections we'll
made. TAeagA not strongly political 10
it's complexion, 1t is sound on the great
issue Of the times, bearing for it motto
"The Constitution and the Union For
ever"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

HJohn N. Winner, /. distinguished
politician Of 81. Lcnis, in by-gone days,
who held the ofnccs Of Mayor and Post
master Of that city, was killed ia the bat
tie 81 Huntsville, fighting against the Gag
of his country. He was arrested some
months ago by the military authorities in
st. Louis and put in the Alton Prison,
whence he made his escape and Joined the
rebel army
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List 81 killed ana wounded iaahs
3Oth Regiment An the battle 81 Ar.
kansas Poet.

3Oth Regiment An the Bastis 81 Arr
kansas Poet.
SERGEANT MAJOR, J. H Cisnd. ming, bruised In
shoulder by she'll.
James Junkins, leg shot on
James Dodson, leg brs'sed BY sheli.
s. COMPANY ,.
Lafayette edwards, -Aiiled.
eerGf II. n York, severely in thigh.
psioai Andrews I'm leg hesh weund.
Tobias L. Jones, IN hand.
conpAStc.
Lieutenant Creighton, in side, siight
VIM Henacrson, Killed.
Oliver h. Davis, In hand.
Benz. Y. Hedges In head, severely,
yohn W Hove. in shoulder.
Webster King. In ankle, severe.
Cameron smith, eighty.
COMPANY
,ssrgt !. ". Detwiier In thigh n ortally
C0rrfc. ". Hamilton, In side aud hand sttght--
lCh.rhs r. Afchsf, in head, slisht.
4. D. Humber. In leg. slight.
John oas1shan, N SIDE, severe.
coHpAxr ..
James Mccoy la shoulder, ssvsrs
COMPANY
4. Rigiey, IN foot, siighs -l
w. b. Waylsnd, In foot, severe
a. Fox, IN foot, severe.
H. W. Conway, leg shot on
Il. Await, In hand, slight.
John ~ Bsllingcrs ia hand, slight.
7. Warrington. TO Thigh, slight
VI hEevp IN hips si8ht
e. ii, Hill, In hand, siight
COMPANY 9.
Captain Dreamer, In hand severe
I'D. Z. Chapman, In n, CT, slight.
a-fWm. PEEK, s!ightiy,
C0nyxH r..
ssrg't b. Gregg, n shosIdsr, severe.
8 as 1890 conpAHr 4.
Captain Burke In hang. severe
Lieutenant Alexander, in arm, severe.
james lien, killed.
Samuel Harness, in shoulder, severe.
Alvin acNeii in vrist, severe.
CSrporAi Ash, sightiy.
COMPANY r..
Thomas J. Foster. killed. ta
samuel c. LOOMS, killed.
Eiias nenuen. In breast, slight
G., Maple, In thiTh, seyere-
Isaac s. EdmonAsen, In hand, siirht.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

- Yesterday Was regular March
day, the wind blowing violently in nearly
oil directions, and kicking up most un.
palatabls dust. We felt little disposition
to 60 out for items, and in fact deliber-
ately swore,--no. We only firmly resolved
that we'd be blowed il We did.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

4-We notice that Gen. Blunt arrived
At st. Louis the other day, and We learn
that our fellow townsman Major Van Ant
werp, Chief Of the Generals Sta6, las
availed himsef Of the opportunity to make
. visit TO his family.
Msjcr Van Antwerp is one Of the life
long democrats who enlisted in this war
for the protection Of the Union, and has
Sustained the flag Of the country BY his
patriotism and gallantry in the field All
Of his patriotic fellow citizens viii delight
to do the Major honor for his noble and
self-sacri6cing devotion TO the service Of
his country in this its day ofperil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30
COMMERCIAL.

DAILY Carr CIrI losvIcs
KRoKrK Jan. "a. 81.
1855, spring whsais x,rs %
~ PAIL whestExtrao - Is.
BUcHwHEAT FLoUR-sa 7s@S3 90 y 100 rs.
CORN hEAL-G5a7oc y 100 Ms,
BRAN AEDsHoRTs-5ete COO ? ieebs
SHIP sTUpY-6se.
eeRS-so9a3cv bush. gtf
sAkLEY-0s q SIC
wHEAT-PsIl sssss; Spring Gs975e y su.
RYE-sGasslr
oATS--esA - %. =
lfoTAToEs-soc. Retail 0oe.
STAR - New Orleans fair Zee; prime kx
choice III; ciarined Is; crushed and powdered 10
-"oLAsSkS-Piantation%sd g so: agarhosssss0so,
Gcl4eu syrup7117sc-yery g, sorSnm ao0s5e.
coFFhx-Ric x3sa4e: lava =; LAspyra &o3l
RiCE-stDsae. ass.s 81.
soAP-Palm &c. Fauiiy sic, Gersuan @.
OAHDLEs-siArI7as tearins Il, Mould n.
TALLoW- Skc. 1888 @ q
= LARD-7tose.
BUTTkx-oom.sn io1ns; cheies isx - Nc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Hans slider no sals.
Sugar Cured Hams. u TO &C., retail foe.
LEATHEK-Sole q: HarnssssSoN.
HIDHS-Pripse 1ry lsic, grubby halfprics grssz
70; green sheep pelts locOi IS; green hog skin
lsc. 3as 8ss7'
HAY-Tinethy ,sioeli 90. sAisA eli soostsa;
Prairie 81 0ODs 90.
sEKDs-Timo,hye u 90 10 IS; Flax seed ss 4
ol60; good demand.
0NfoEf-Sl 2s-
BG0E--o 70 Iuc.
wHiTk BEANS-l 90 to u 90.
YRATHERS-3o235. t
FRUIT Dried Apples ~ 75007 ooV busAef.-
Dried Peaches % 100 rs. RAisins Do Ss04s IS.
GRRRN APPLRS--7s TAI q , bs1Dh. Ist 81
CHEEsk-Wesssrn Ksssrvsaad D0anak ~ 10 Ile
BhbF CArTI.k-lt0So0eosa. 81 $50 rs go
EHkEP-e4 esD4so hsaa. hA - Il ~
.sALT--G.A.e - % sack KAsavAs o. % , BAL
rel; Lake -
FIsH-Mack rel no. i siAs0Is y bSi. No sSn
0ei2, No.3 eN0el0- White Fish, 10 i oAoo.
y half Dbl. Cod Fishery
oILs-Coal Oh, 90 u 7os; retail ed. .Linsssd OIL
81 so 10 81 60. L@sd Oh, 20 10 81.
BER8wAx-3oc.
PAT HOGs-e3 Is to . - nett. f&AJ
/ RAG6-Wooien&l;C esson3c. 4@tE
OLDIRoN-lc ,. Brass Zoe D. Ccppa
l2kc y D.. az
KxcsAHOE.-On New York u percent. bankabt
funds; PhilsdeipAia, Boston. CAicase ssd sOissln
nati kpsr esnt. St. Louis Y par cent. Gold IS 4
- per cent. buying.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

BURT OUT.--A little neighborhood
excitement was created yesterday BY the
burning out Of chimney on Blondeau
street. A large volume Of fams poured
out of the fue and was blown along tie
roof. so that 1t was great wonder the
house did not take fire. How would it
do on these cold windy days to take down
the chimneys, or else cover the top with
large fla. stone 30 the flames could not
escape IN case Of "burning ont -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30
THE GATE CITY.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 80.

- The "Mlll Boy" was laid up yes
terday afternoon on account Of the strong
winds.
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~ The ferry boat "Pike Union" be-
longing TO or chartered by the new COM
pany, We understand, viii be here to. day
to run between Hamilton and Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

stock WoRkot.
a...4 Il II IS, l4 New Yesk, Ian. -.
usocks-Very unsettled and lower, closing hssvy.
otsriing Kxchaase-Qui ~.
0old-l51f AA-f ~
Us. - ~ Rsgd.. "a; Do coupons, ~.
Treasury s-lo>io0.
.. q. ysas Ssrtincsse, q.
y. s. Demand Eosss-lA7t. 5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

.@Mr. Pollak, from st. Louis, one OF
the inspectors of the U. 3. Sanitary Com
mission, left here Wednesday morning. hav-
ing come to our place on Welt to the
Hospital. He is extensively acquainted
With the hospitals in this country. besides
having made tour of observation in Eu-
rope. and with every means ofjudging he
gives it = bis opinion that the Keoknk
Hospital is kept in Is good condition as
any other, and much better than the great
majority. Y & .'aea'7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

go
MEDICAL CoLLxaE Fourteenth
Annual Circular and Announcement Of
the Medical Department Of the Iowa
State University is just nsued from the
press. Itrepresents this department in .
dourishing condition, with $50 names
upon the catalogue.
The faculty is composed of full ret
of lecturers on all the branches of the
profession, men who are qualified for their
position. They are: E
J. G.. Huges, M. D., Professor Of the
principles end practice of SURGERY and
Clisisd Surgery -
A. @. Roberts, N. D., Professor Of thu
principles and practice Of Medicine and
Clinical Medicine Ah 1885
H. 7. Cleaver, M. D., Professor Of OBJ
stetrics, Diseases Of Women and Children
and Therapeutics. ~
A. G.. Latham, M. D.. Professor Of
Physiology, Pathological Anatomy and
Microscopy.
A. s. MAXWELL. "A. D., Professor d
Pathology, Hygenne and Medical Jnria-
prudence.
Edward Chaplain, N. D., Professor Of
Chemistry, Toxicology and Materia Med.
lea. .s 4,
Il 3. @. Hughes, n, D.. Professor q
Anatomy.
Sylvester L. Conner, n. D., Adjane,
Professor Of Anatomy and Demonstration
A very general desirs having been man
Tested 70 have summer tsrm, the fac
ulty have concluded TO hold one, com
.mencing on the 18th day Of March next
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

SThe night meetings 1t the Chatham
Square Church are continued this week
with increasing interest. and q mum Der of
witnesses lave testified TO the good work
that is being accomplished. With our
grog shops leading their victims by scores
to destruction, and wicked men in oil
the walks Of life profaning everything
that is pure and holy, ~s ore pleased to
see some counteractisg tendencies, and
some evidence that total depravity has not
seized upon all Of our people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AN
I. o. OF. q. r.

UuussAA LoDsx, No. !, meets on Monday
y evsnings Of eaeA week, ct o'clock, on the eUr-
- nor Of Main and Seventh stfeeta, t0ntr1nCe from
VI Seventh street.
81 octx7-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

D@ r. Osborn, in card in the Da-
venport Gazette, charges that DR.. Burtis.
proprietor Of the Burlis House, forbade
his taking the Chicago Tribune 10 bis
subscribers in the Bnrtis HOUSE, because
be would not also sell the Times. He
further used violence 70 Ar. r., striking
him and forbidding his ever coming in the
house.
Dr. Burtis has probably reaped as great
pecuniary benefit from the war Is any
maa il Iowa, there hay ing been large
camp in Davenport most Of the time and
the Burtis House being Gen'l Bakers
headquarters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

H9ADGrA1T10 HI 0In00gnI IT 0fM0uT,T
ussos CsTy, Las. IA, tss1-
Al esiisted men beiesgtsg 10 the Fla Regfmest
Ais4Sar. Volunteers hereby ordered - ioia the
keeinent Immediately, tbeg win be reported -
dssess~ss and tr~stsd sarosdiagy.
The eonnAsAisg e1esr of,Ais Rsgs.esi regrets that
there Is little interest nAsisasd By he military and
etaeas 81 hone in psrninng tAess eowardty deserts
- remain snongsA then snnosessa1, knpvins they
49, sssns allegiance hey their eousiry In this
hour of hcs gressess pesii. Move Hsasm and earth
anc ssnd svssy skaikes hack TO his eeiers. =
ny order Of u. MOORE, Colonel,
tsutS-d ComnandiAgAi unioe Ctty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30
NEW FERRY BETWEEN KEOKUK
IN AND HAMILTON.

Uhvpr new open ard steon Ferry.
lat crossing every halSsAo0fS an4
Hoxx1nge ~ regular rates.
Tits nsv Ferry Company have purchased And put
~ epssaGion goSA. suhsaantial Rsy bees, and Ne
uveiine pabic can depend getting scrose the nv
~ vhea n u raathls for beat TO get through ~ ice
Nth sAloly. n WI. AUSTIN, Aaslss.
Keokuk, ian. =, loN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

INSURANCE. COMPANY
FIFTxE
A0O1V0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

= Peer Yoang Man.
A gentleman ks~ing been cared II The results OF
early and disease, viii, fom motives Of Lshuyo-
lsnss, ssnd ,hoss Who reaues Il. cspy ef,As shove
intsrsstins asrrstve, pubshed By himself This lit
10 book u Designed warning and caution 70 youns
men ana tAoss VIZ ss1R isea AEsvors nxnllnv,
Loss ~ AExoar. PHExArraE DECAY, D.. &C. sup
piyiag atths Isns the means a seifbass. single
copies w,s be sest under seal In plaan snv sispey
without eiafge.-,o any one vhe rsQu@ait By sddres-
sing the seshor
CHAs. A. LAMBERT, Ksq.,
dec6-dsm Grr~urcInt Ling island, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

LIABILITIES
iuss dusos mot a Ran Q
Iomess dhsteda NJ s. - - r
Loss
nohae ainsas SIN +
rsinnruaea
Z oss Sy % rss sa Ina, STAT. VII
is
Aaeo o ho, sevea een hsasand
dCouayL pclJ
A~'e"'" o''A' Justice 1.-THE Peace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

: DKs ANuARYH IN Z
lin OF
Oan o. Y
..asa Company transact bushes Of tss
II ST han
4
EALt " CArTELL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

%Nosaoo - R1ODoTtY 1o1n03u. 81
Property holders Win confer favor on the Assessor
BY making OFT Written list Of their Neal Estass and
havsnt u rssdy f1 him vixen he calls on them, and
thereby snabie him TO fuIn his duties In the time re-
sulrsd by Law.
DAN'L RuBiCAM. AsssssoY
Once With wiilfans 4 King. Id street, between
Main and Johnson. i,n2od
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ENROLI.lNG OFFICE HEAnOIT /.

ENROLLlNG OFFICE, HEADQUARTERS. }
AEnSH,w Dist, CAMDEN ). e.. Feb. z, 1853
IN PU "sUANCE TO ORDERS FROM COL. JOHN
s. Prcsion, commandapl of conscripts, olun,hia g.
c., ail white male 'esit'cn OF Ke,>aw District and
all transient persons heiween the age OF cgltecn
and Forty [403 Mt in the military service of the Con.
icderate Ste-, are ordered to report forthwith to the,
(. EnFeing OiHcer OF this District or bc considered
and published as dcscrers.
ALI officers non comnss'o' ed officers and prvates
absent from their commands without leave or on OK
pired leave will also report these Headquarters or
will he publ shed and ARE ted as dcscricrs
All exemptions and discharges previous to the tn
Of October a,e n considered valid
All persons IN Tie employment of the Government,
will forthwith port their names ages aud nature o,
their occupaon and all pesous following professions
and trades emitting them TO exemption will present. the
evidence ofthe same
Under Gener.l Ou;els No 43 Of Che State Ad;rta,,t
and pspecor-Gene'n all Militia e ers are ordered
to furnish forthwith rolls of all pesons in their Bea,
liable to conscrp'ion
Per.ons claiming 10 be exempt should report prompt
ly that their cause Of exemption may be properly en-
rolled.
The Office will he opened on Mon!ays, Wednesday
and Fridays, between the hours of aud 2. Mt DR. l.
L. DESACSoURES ofii,e ia Camden.
EB. CANTEY,
Capt and Enrolling OfGcer of Kersbaw District
Februaryl3
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.


g EhD TIME is AT HAND. UNACtOMP ,NIED
- with the prospect OF speedy peace Our foes
lave given absolute rol OF their purse and sw I'd
to tte tyant LincUlu Auother year. and D .r,a, q
more ct fierce war is upon U.s. From the enemy's
fleets and armies need tear but little: from the
ulw.sr production f Cotton much With the supply
on hand, its production now is necessary to the
success ol our cause, and dispersed with Tor
years to cine--The >tatss not in possession of tile
enemy must produce. supplies for themselves OF ar.
mics in the field. and The families of our soldiers
Now therefore, l. Al. L. BONtIAM, Governor of
South Caronu do issue this my Protlainat on and
urge all the gool citizens of the State dis,nssing all
considerations o nerc gain plant and raise all the
provisions OF every descripti u in their power CT
him who has cot'on seed enough plant another year
and lint euougll for domestic consumption plnnt not
one seed. This is time to try our pa riotism 4
great people vii rise TO great occasions We clam
to have descended, from who won independpce
against imn,en odds ri err syvtm years war OF hard
shp anu lrivation far geatcr than we have vet eu-
dured Let us enact history worthy OF such an anc
try. Our l'nt s''!ie have won impeIsln.1Ie r..
nown in 'ie !elt; and will do again and AGAIN
Oar women are making sacrifices wuit;iy,f any age
IT we but do our duty. all viii be well and we shall;
with the blc Sn2 o Col, wear out ud prostrute our
m'asIiaut and hateful foe
la order 10 secure concert Of action. recommend
the izens OF the State 10 assemble at their re.
sI'ectiv- QUIT Houses OH Sales Iav in April next:
and i'll That spirit of patriotism which has heretofore
clrc erzcd them, resolve TO carry out tese sn-ges-
tons ,her states taking steps to attain this OBJ
jcct let it not be said that will not make every
sacrifice which rn;rro'ism den,us.
Given under my hand and the seal of the tate mt
Columbia, this sixteenth day OF March,
IT, III the year nf our ord one thosnEd eight hun
dred and sN;y.tl,rec.
NIL. BONHAM
W. r lIENrr, Secretary Estate
G4S", harleStnn Il II Columbia papers publish threo
times, all the other papers of the State publ,
Ma cl, 20
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Special Notice.

On and after Monday the oath irst, and
until further notice, special Passenger train
will he run between Columbia ami KingsvilIc
three times week, viz: Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday, observing the following schedule:
Leave kingsville sos am; Arrive at Coum-
',;a 9.45 Il. IN.
AVE Columbia 1910 ,. M; and arrive at
hingSvle A p. nj.
The Extra Passenger Train between Camden
and kngsvillc will-,lnring the running of the
;,hovc Special train = run on Tucsd"v, Thurs.
day and Saturday of each week. instead of or
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. =
II. II. PEAKE,
General Superintendent.
November 2l
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March l3
AN ORDINANCES
ITO PREVENT SHEEP FROM RUNNING AT

ITO PREVENT SHEEP FROM RUNNING AT
1 large in the Town oGCamden: &l&y =
Bcit ordained by tho ntenGc At and Wardens Of the
Town"f and, n in tcuncl assembled, md by the
authority of tie same TINT from and after the passing
of this . duauce. ali sleep found running at large
in FRO ID street o" trespassng. i'm any enclosed lot
shall he liable to he Impou ded, under penalty o!
fifty nts p heal, to b pid by the owner
|, shall be the duty of the Marshall, or any of the
Town Guard, to take into custody and impound all
sheep tound in violation of this ordinance, and forth
with give notice to the owners if practicable who
shall payt expense Of keeping, and feeding sad
sheep and in the owner ne lert, or refuse 10
claim and take away the same within twenty.tour
hours such sheep shall he advert ed for five 5) day
and sold at public ou cry aud the proceeds (ter de-
Irayng expenses, held subject to te order OF tie
owner for t, Give months, aud il claimed in that
time the amount will be appropriated for the use Of
the Town. ...-
Ratified in Council, this fourth day Of March, in
the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred ud
sixty three "
JAS. DUNLAP, Inten,ent.
r. NJ. KENNEDY Recorder.
March 3
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Last Notice.

a III. THOSE INDEBTED TO TIE ESTATE or
~ THOMAS .. CiYBURN, deceased, will please
settle t SAME with w. Clhurn ST. who is duly
authorized my Agent, and all those that has claims
against the estate WILL present the same to him duly
tested before the first day June next after which
date all claims will be barred.
s. c. CLYBURN, Admr.
T. S. CLyBJRN, Deceased
February q, st.