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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
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Sepemter 9. 1863. natY
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
2e61 9b1l gt1enbabn.
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no6 Dem @elten.

Die esda StaI Giltubobn vcrGnoCrte am gHcn
tag oen l6hn 0cpCmbtr ibre 3Iit SobSns. 0luh,
tebeneEs wro pcn nun an bic 3tI Der 4bfabrtsr
kin,
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
speciai notice.

4 On and after Monday the, oath irst, and
until further notice, special Passenger train
will be run between Columbia and, Kipgsville
three times a week, viz: Monday "Wednesday,
and Friday, observing the Following schedule:
Leave Kingsyille sos a. M; Arrive at Colnm-
bia 945 a. m.
Leave Columbia 1910 p. M; and arrive at
The Extra Passenger IS Train between Camden
and Kingsville will-during the running Of, the
above Special traiin-run on s Tuesdry, Thurs.
day and Saturday Of each week, instead of or
Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday.
FL. T. PEAKE,
General Superintendent
November 81 @'4
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

South Carolinn-kerslla DSssPfct.
Br WIZ x BuLLocK. EsouIRr, ORDINARY. e
NIHEREAS, Z. l. WHITAKER, APPLIED TO
Wv me for Letters or Administrations on all and
singular the goods and chattes rights and credits ct
Ellen w Chestnut late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
THESE are therefore, to cite and admonisi all, and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceas
ed to be and appear before at next Ordinarys
Court tor the said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House on the Sch day Of January next
to show cause If any, why the said administrator
should not be granted. t,,s s
Given under my Hand and Seal this twenty.second
day of December n the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty.two, ard in the eighty.
sixth year of the undergraduates aud Sovereignty Of
the State Of South Carolina. -f 'ssesSFis
Deoember2s 2s WIN N. BULLOCK, o. KID
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
Estate Sale,

DY PERMISSION OF WM NJ BULLOCK 0RDT.
LII NARY. for Kershaw District Il will offer for sale.
at public outcry at the late residence Of John n Nc
Leod DECEASED Saturday, the l7th day of January
next portion of the personal property, belonging TO
the estate of the said deceased consisting OF Corn
Fodder Beef Cattle fat and stock Hogs and oth,r
titles Of minor importance Terms made known on
day Of sale. JOHN S. BRAOLRY, admir-
January Q cas- ~" '~- 'N'@s 20.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
Estate Sale.

DY PERMISSIoNso OF THE COURT OF ORDIN-
DsARY for Kershaw District will sell in Camden,
On the first Monday in February next being the I'd
day of the month: - sskxs. sENE
Sixteen valuable Negro Slaves, fine pair of Car
risge Horses Carriage Harness, &c, and large sup
ply Of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
g And on Tuesday the Sd day Of February, at the
Plantation Of Col w. A. AncIum decd, fine lot of
Mules Cattle, Hogs Wagons and Harness, Plantation
Tools Utensils &c, and large quantity of Corn Po-
tat6es, &c Terms for the negroes one third cash.
balance on credit Of one and two years. with interest,"
from dste payable annually, with two good sureties
and a mortgage ofthe negroes.
y For the other property cash. H.sa 'rF ~
Purchasers to pay forpspers.
F.,,s - t3,A,s + s55ts, j. ID. KIRKPATRICK,
ssSNs W s Admir- w. A. Ancrum decd
January 8 pf ls -'7
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

Adjt. and InspectOr-Gcneral Officc
.I.S RICHMOND VA December 27. 1852.
GENERAL ORDERS no ss-.Inaaoto 81 ,,as
- ~ .f,s,&& ~ So, - , = Ia = &sss
" UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE Sc
W COND clause of Paragraph II OF General Or
ders No 80, commissioned officers and privates who
are incapable obearng arms in consequence ofwounds
received in battle, but who otherwise fl for
vice. required, if not otherwise assigned to report
to the nearest commandant of consorpts in their
spective States, who will il they are fitted for such
duty assign them to the collection of straggers and
the enforcement of the provisions Of this order with
full power to call upon the nearest military authority
for such assistance as may be necessary thereto.
.8d 10 x's$ HHe *is Af H-~,,i,s
lin pursuance of the above "Bxtract" from General
Orders &C. all therein concerned will forthwith report
in person at this Camp Of Instruction. No written
communication will be received as a report All who
report will be subjected to examination by the Exam
ming Board. ..8. -ss.,.a as
BY order. JOHN 8. PRESTON,
! p %t'a b.i bt1 Col. A, A. Gen, Commandant.
JAS BLACK. Adj,t of Post. ,a2t -g5s3
az Papers in the State publish twice.
January q
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
Agency ansss,-.
Confed derate Fire and Ia.
rine Insurance SUI al Company,
A's,sfe 6$aE1AHF4 "a tss'',' s,Ess IS

HNHR UNDERsIGNEn HAVING BEEN Az.
i POINTED Agent for the above Company. apd
having complied with the acquisitions az the Act Of
the Legislature n relation 70 The Agencies 0fInsan
Companies not incorporated in the State Of SodtK
Carolins il now prepared riskson Merchandise
Cotton and BuldingA Alao on the lives of White
Persons and Slaves.
E.w. BoNNEY,
Decethuer Ia. 3Hss eS ise Agent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-18

Forney's Washington Chronicle. 10 refer
ring to the approaching election in Mary
land ssys. in Truth the loyslists Of the city
Of Baltimore will not permi. doubtful men
to appear a the polls; and we anticipate
that the coming election will show that in
,h a State number Of svowed Republicans
have been chosen 10 Office" Through the
Chronicle. and through the Press. Forney is
constantly throwing out instigations to VIC.
Iencs and threats sgsinss the people. There
is reason 10 think that be speaks for the Ad.
|minis,rstion. or rather for The clique that
|controls Il.
Forswsrned. foresFmed. When the Con-
stitu.ion is prosirsted, and the laws defied,
We believe the Democrats can fall back up.
on first principles, end defend themselves
successfully sgsinst violence. And they
will do it.-[Albany Argus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-18
The War-Spirlt.

Secure from actual warfare. we haye loved
To swell the war-whoop, paseionate for war.
We send our mandates for tie certain death
OF thousands and ten thousa nds! boys and
girls,
And women that would groaE 10 see child
Pull off On insects leg, all read Of war;
The best smuse men, for our mornings meal.
The poor wretch. who has learnt his prayers
From curses. who knew scarcely words
enough
To ask bless ing from bis Heavenly Father.
Becomes fluent phr ase-msn. absolute
A nd tech ncal in Wet tories and defeat,
A nd all our dainty terms Of fratricide:
Terms which we rundie smoothly on our
tongues.
Like mere distractions, empty sounds 10
which
We join no feeling, and attach no form.
As il the fbrss ot lhis god-lke frame
Were gored without pang. as i the wretch
Who fell in battle, doing bloody deeds.
Pssscd off 10 Heaven, translated and not
killed.
As il he had no wife 20 pine for him,
No Gyd 10 Judge him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-18

No UHIoN WITH SHAREHOLDERS. - The
N. Y. Tribune u having another attack Of
its peculiar epidemic. and proE oses to perish
the Union with an II, thus:
II the Union benefits one section OF our
country 70 the injury Of another. Il ought
not 10 continue and We trust will not. lit
is only 70 be preserved By bsrgains-by the
agreement Of any to do what they profoundly
believe 70 be wrong-by the sitting Of moral
convictions q the beck Of pecuniary inter.
ests-we pray that Il may perish outright.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-18
Correspondence Of the New York Times.
A Stirring Sight in Harrisburg.


had written thus far when ] heard the
noise OF drum and fife. and looking out Of
my window. saw band Of fifteen or twenty
old men marching up the street; behind an
old aud tatiered silk flag. ! went out. and
followed them. They were oil soldiers Of
the war Of 1872. They flag they bore was !"
the battle Of Trenton In 1774. They were
members OF the Soldiers Association Of
1912. Of Harrisburg, and went in body 'o|
tender their services TO the Governor. ~
was on inspiring sight. They were mostly
hale. hearty old men, little feeble and tot
tering 10 their walk, but far from having
lost their energy or patriotism. They kept
perfect step 10 the music. and marched up
10 the Governors room, where the Captain.
in few appropriate words. announced that
they were ready to 60 into the trenches and
fight, and would 60 further II required. Not
one OF these men is less than sixty eight
years Of age, and the Oldest is seveniy-six
There is an example for young men who
uIt 30 ulFuiu " tbtn PtSttote t>s~~'
veterans were loudly cheered. No one need
ed to ask, who they were. The story was
written in The tsttered ensign and gray
heads. II was curious 10 see them maneuver.
They marched in single file out Of the Gov.
ernors room. When they got on the grou nd
the order was given. LEFT face"-not 'front.'
ss now. The next order was. by sections
of two. on your left wheel" Turning
corner. il was righ, or left wheel. not fle.-
The old boys came up 10 the mark like young
ones. and carried Us back 70 The old times
AZ they halted in front OF their rende zvous
number Of soldiers gathered around. snt
one or them said, with manly indignation
..Prei,y hard on you. old cocks" (irreveren nt
but forcble) "lo have 10 come out. This
4 l--neighborhood has sent sixty men, and
here are sixteen old ones These old pa
,rio,s are 10 be armed with the old fint-locI
muskets, and II they have TO 60 into the
trenches, they will do or die" you may
be sure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-18

u -HIs MAN A CoPPERHEAp!-sYou can
not foscibly hold men in this Union: for
the attempt 10 do 90, Il seems TO me. woud
subvert the fret principles Of the Govern.
ment under which ws live"
This 10 the utterance Of BEN. r. Wade.
Il is conssined in the Congressional Globe
Of The third session Of the 34th Congress.
psgs IS. Does any body think Of exiting
him for chsrishing these sentiments' Hs
has never recantcd them be must stiIl On.
terrain them. Greeley holds to the same
platform. Who are the Coppsrhesdsi
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Yes, man 10 fesrfuily and dresdfully made,
ss the scripters Gays. and women are good
deal like him. Now all diseases rises in
the stumsch, and body must keep . takin'
medicine 10 keep um out, sud If abody
hadn't any stumsch why there'll be no dan
ger Of their bein' sick ans they wouldn't
have to take medicines. And that 10 true
sayn' that ''An ounce Of prevention 10
worth . pound Of cure" only think 10
order TO make il al sure il's best to take the
ounce aud pound sforehsnd. sicre the evil
day cometh, as the scrpters says, fur you
can't tell aforehand what sic knees or siIing q
day may bring forth, 90 the srrip'er says.
Now Providence has provided an arb or
root to cure every disease flesh is heir To-;
though when told Zsdekish SO, he said
they mus, ben created then sf,er father
Adam 60. under the wrong apple tree, and
lconcuded to move out Of the garden, and
lqui, the fruit business and a plsyin' gentle
man, and 20 10 :armin, cause they'd ben
no use for them nfore that, and nuthin's
made in vain Ne the scrpters says. but he,
, alwsye : sskin' questions jest 10 make every
body and every thing look rendecslous, iii
don't pay any attention TO his nonsense
any more, but as was ssyin' there's I
medicine 10 fit every disease, only we can
sIwsys jest tell what Il is, cause il may b.
: one thing and Il may be mother. 90 | jss
" give oil Of um can think Of, cause II on
don't hIiil why who knows bu, another will
2 jest ss | thrash oil The yunguns when on
Of um has ben cuttin' Up. 90 Is 10 be certs,
= Of getting the right one, and then two I
}. lone they al deserve !. for some mischis
u OF another. or least ways will deserve
{ sfore : weeks over, fur children's as prom
ITO DO mischief % the sparks 10 to hy .
J chimney as The scripters says. .-wes,erl
Health Journal
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=
The New York Express. on the authority
Of On unimpeschsble letter from Washing.
ton stated some days since that Louisians
commissioners in Washington Propossd to
the President the organization Of the State
to return 10 the Union. provided the State
could be admitted ss she was when the or.
dinsnce Of sece ssiou was BY fraud and force
Imposed upon her. The President gave nc
manly reply, but shuffied of the commits
lsioners. Mr.Secre.sry Seward. 10 HE White
House speech, reported BY telegraph, con
hrmed in substance the statement Of ths
xpress. thus:
We have seen The stars one By one falling
ava, from our nations: armament, but nov
we are 10 witness the joyful sight Of eta
after star, after wandering 10 darkness, re
turning 10 The galaxy in which il belonged
|Missouri had been for while obscured, bu
Il now shines with redoubled Brightness ~
Maryland had wavered, il is now firmly q
liz the national coronet Kentucky had d
Imost been torn from the magic circle; bu
'lits steadfastness was now assured. Il vii
not be long before Tennessee will be mum
bered sgain among the loyal States, nor Al
kansas shall BE- again represented 10 Ii
halls Of Congress. Louisiana had alresd
scked for recognition upon the old bash
and the Old North State would soon folio,
suit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-18

What Will They Do With the Money"
In . column and quarter article in the
Journal. MoRroH & Co. express their deep
about the money in the sinking
Fund and the State Treasury, and anxious-
y inquire what will the officers who have
those funds in change do with them! We
can answer briefly. Those officers will
keep those funds just - the laws prescribe
until they are authorized 10 disburse them
Iin pursuance Of appropriation made BY law.
The contemplate filings Of McRroS 4 Co.
against the integrity Of the State oficers
and the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
are unworthy Of notice. But II The Govern.
lor really feels soIicitous about the afsiy Of
the public moneys in The hands Of those Of
fcers. why does he no, use the means 4, bis
control 70 have them applied to the payment
Of the Indebtedness Of the Staiei The peo-
pie Of the Safe are asking this question:
They know the money is safe while Il Il in
the keeping Of the officers who now control
il. and they know equaIy well tha. II would
be squsndered II MoRroH could direct its
disbursement. We again cay II the Cover.
nor has the slightest fear thst that public
moneys are unsafe. he 10 responsible IL he
does not see to II that they are lawfully ap.
|propriated TO pay the public Dues tits with
him 10 say whether Il shsl! be done or not.
But the Governor charges that the public
fluids are held fast BY coppsrhesd officers"
and then adds that "none 10 paid out for any
purpose except their own salaries" To 70.
fu'e this silly and malicious misrerresents.
tionlwe shall make the Governor Z witness.
The following account, made out We pre-
sumo BY the chief Of the overnor's Bureau
.of Finance. headings and all, wss paid By
the Auditor Of State few dsys ego. We
.call alien ion 10 il 10 show the Governors
m, thod Of usnfscting public business and
the new Offices which be hss created IN.
known to The Constitution or laws. /,
reads thus:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTnEEr OY INpIAHA.l
: BUREAU oE FiHAHcE.
Indianapolis. July z, 1868. J
q The State Of Indiana, for Governor'l
i House. to c. Elliott, Dr.. for one clothes
wringer. 50 90.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-18

IxcoKslsTEScY. - The Rochester Union
thus brings home fact 70 the President:
"Lincoln csn cooIly sign . warrant o.
banishment for Mr.. vslIsndighsm, because
he .avows his hostility TO the war on the part
Of the Union to an audience Of few
hundred people in the backwoods Of Ohio,
and The mex, moment receive in the Execu
tive Mansion and hold council with Fernando
Wood, fresh from the uttersnce Of ths
above sentiments before thirty thousand
people 10 the great city Of New York.
We should like to see any Of the Presi
denvs friends or spologists In view cf th'
above. put in q plea Of ex,enustion for him
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-18

Too FAST FOR IHEM.-Ihis 70 great
;oun,ry for jokes, and we have just had one
hat is too good 10 keep
Early this morning there were added tol
our company Of travellers . pair who looked
very like runswsys, the gentleman . tall,
raw-boned specimen OF the "halEhcrse.
half alligator" class. and the lady fair
match for him. Among the passengers
from Napoleon was a solemn looking gen.
lleman, who had all along been taken Cor
q preacher. About nine O'Clock last night,
| was conversing with the reverend" IN.
dividual. when a young man stepped up.
and addressing him, remarked: "We're
going 10 have . wedding, and would like
10 have you to officiste." "All right, cir"
he replied, laughingly. and we stepped into
the ladies' cabin. when, sure enough the
couple stood waiting There had been
several "kissing -gs mes" and several mock
marriages gone through with during sae
evening. and ] sup pposed this was merely
continuation OF the sport; and 80 thought
the preacher, who, could see. had good
deal Of humor in him. and was inclined e
promote general good feeling and merr
meDt. The couple stood up before him
good deal more solmen than was necessary
In mock marriage. l thought-and th'
preacher ssked the necessary questions
and then. proceeding 10 the usual way. pro
nouneed them "husband and wife" Ther'
was good deal Of fun afterwsrd. and wheI
il was over lett the cabin. and 90 did tn
"pre cher" who remarked 10 me that h
liked 10 see the young folks enjoying them
selves. and took good deal Of pleasure II
contributing 10 their iun-but he did nc
understand why they selected him TO act .
the preacher. Just then some one caIle
me aside, and the old genteman steppe
into his stste--o -oom. which was next 10 mine
When l returned. the door stood open. an
the "prescher" s,ood just inside with hI
coat of, and one boot in bic hand, talkin
with the gentleman who had played th
l"atlendsnt," and who. as ] came up, n
marked: "Weli, II that's the case. Il is
good joke, for they are in dead earnest, On
have gone TO the same stste.room. The ol
gentleman raised both hsnds. % he exclaiu
ed Good heavens! you don't tell us sol
and rushing just as he wss. boot
hand, 10 the sta,e-room indicated. commend
ed an assault on the door, as II he woul
break II down, excIaiming, at each lick:-
"For heavens sake don't! sinra prescl
|er!,
i The whole ca5i aroused, every state
{, room flying open with q slam, when q
door opened, and the "Arksnsas traveller
) poking out his head. cooIly remsrked:-
y "Old hoss, you're TOO late"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-18
From the Psoli Eagle.
Letter from Hon. D. w. VOORHEES, in
ReOard In the Conscript Law.

Regard to the Conscript Law.
I, has been currently reported that the
Hon d. w, Voorhees, advised resistance TO
the conscrip,ion law &c. We addressed q
letter TO him on the subject, and the sub
Joined letter is his reply:
TERRE HAUTE. June 20. 1868.
ii, CoMIMGoRE. Eso.-DEAR SiR: am
Just home after an absence Of three weeks,
and ind your favor OF the 3ist ult.
The report ,hs, have advised resistance
TO the conscription act by force 10 utterly
untrue. On the contrary. have taken ths
position 10 every speech have msde since
its passage that the ballot box and ths
judicial tribunals were the proper means
BY which to obtain relief against oppressive
and unconstitutional laws. To submit 4
the conscripiion. am aware, 10 truly regard
ed BY the people % great calamity; but
civil war oil over our State is BY far
greater one. Patriotic forbearance an
Christian patience under an evil admins
tration 10 better ths7 bloody strife at ou
own homes. fully recognize the right
revolution sgsinst tyranny, but IL my juda
ment that hour hss not come, and trust
never may. Truly yours.
!; ID. w. VOORHEES,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-18

nrA good old Democrat writes TO the
Portland Argus % follows: "Ths Abolition
isss sail us copperhesds. Copper q useful.
|, has preserved many good sbip, snd i
will protec, the ship Of State. under Demo.
cratic auspices Democrats. let % "copper".
fas,en' the Constitution, and save the Re.
public"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-18

uS-The Louisville Journal, the organ Of
the Union party. thus speaks Of the republi-
cans. Il says:-
"The republican party l. now out and ou'
. radical psr,y-an abolition party--s die
union party. Upon i,s overthrow at the
ballot box depends the suppression Of the
rebellion, the salvation Of the country, and
the welfare Of the cause o. human liberty
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-18

40 06AAV4 SGA4s~n- = &<@~e-
ny JoHH G SAKE.
"Got any boysi' the Marshsi said
To lady from over the Rhine;
And the lady shook her fsxen head.
And civily answered "Nincw
Got any eirls" the Msrshal said
TO tile lady from over the Rhine;
And sgsin the lady shook her head.
And civily answered "Nine"
"But some are dead1' the Marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhine;
And again the lady shook her head,
And civily answered "Nine!,
"Husband Of course 7" the Marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhine;
And again she shook her h,xen head,
And civlly answered "Nine."
"The d YOU have" the Marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhine;
And again she shook her flax, lead,
And cuiy answered "Ninew
snow what do you mean by shaking YOU
head,
And always answ ering "Ninev'
"Ich ksnn Mich, EngIisb;" civily said
The lady from over the Rhine.
Min, pronounced Nre. is the German
'or NO"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-18

Nrw ExcLAsD AND The WAR-Nsw
EoeIsnd has not sent : single regiment %
the relief Of Pennsylvanis in this crisis
She hss six Republican Governors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-18
pupIisHgD Every SATURDAY. AT JASPER
pusoIs COUNTY, IHpIAHA, BY
RwE MT DO An E.
OFFICE-CoRsER OF MACDONALD Ana
WEST STREETS.


RATES or ADVERTISING.
Fov square Of 10 linesor Iess, week, 81 oo'
zach subsequeEt insertion, so cts.
Longer advertisements, at same rate.
fraction cv er even square or squares, counted
- square. These are the terms for tran
sient advertisements; q reasonable deduc-
lion will be made tc regular advertisers
Notices Of appointme mt Of administrations
and legal notices Of like character to be
paid for In advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES:
-. Towo.hio Offices. each. SI.oo
-. County 400
For Dissrict, Circuit, or State. 800