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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02
NOTICE .

JNVRITE COLE, whose residence is
u unknown 10 Petitioner Ia notified that Louisa Cole, did
on he 18th day OF December A. D. 1898, Gle her petition In
IN. ose Of the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas within
for the Coanty o Ahbua and State Of Ohio, charging the
said Eyerte Cole With extreme cruelty towards the petitioner
and gross neree oduy and asking that she be divorced
from the said Ee Cole which petition will stand for hear
ing at the next term o. said Court Dated Dec 18th 1853
LOUISA COLE,
6t7s0 By Sherman Farmer, her Attorneys
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q NOTICE IN PARTITION.
NUSAN g. MARKHAM and OzrO

CN NOTICE IN PARTlTlONs
DUSAN g. MARK HAN and Ozro A.
Markham who reside in Ashtabua Ohio, Harriet Holcomb,
Marcus Holcnmb and Polly Partial who reside in Shalesvie
Portage County, Ohio Roin Hocomb who resides in mine
esota Eli Holcomb Norton Hocumb, Mary Anne Holcomb
Ellen holcomh 0rson Holcomb and lavina Soddy who
sides in Madison Lake County, Ohio Heber II. HoIcomb AL
ice Holcnnib Eli Hocomb, and Amanda Holcomb who
side in Bevidere Illinois, will take notice, that petition
filed against them the Sh day of December AD 1868
the Common Pleas within and for the County of
Ashabula ard State Of Ohio by sylvia NJ Garfield and is
pending wherein the said Sylvia NJ Garfield demands
par on OF tue following real estate to wit. being In the
township Ashabula County OF Ashtabua and state Of Ohio
being township number 49, in the third of townships
the Connecticut Western Reserve, called, being the
part the homestead formerly occupied by Eli Hoconb
sain township of Asabula and bounded north by lands
occupied by Eunce Hail. by lands of Benaiah H.
Markham the center Of the east and west road and
the Of the north and south road leading
tie Public Square, in the East Village of Ashta
bua containing about thiry6ve OF land and that at
the next Of raid court the said Sylvia NJ. Garfield will
apply order that partition be made Of said premises
Dated the Sth day of December, AID. 1863.
SYLVIA NJ CANFIELD
GtT2o by j. r. Cook her Attorney.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02

EDGAR HALL has peen appointed by
IL the Governor NOTARY PUBLIC Tor the County OF
y Abs 70 DO ali business pertaining To that oce 10 such
manner that further naturalization OF bis omeA sc's
nscessary either BY County Clerk OF otherwise
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02

Dispatches from Washington say that
Chief Justice Taney was Tuesday night
very III. and not expected to survive until
morning. lie is nearly 81 years old, and
has heen Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court since tho death Of John Marshal 10
1886. A later dispatch says he is better
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02

u. s. Taxes, l9rH DIsrEIcr.-An abstract
from the books OF Assessor III. Y. Besbe, so
we gather from the Rapenna Dsmaevdt, shows
that the total amount Of United States tax as
sessed 10 this district. for the year ending Nov
let, 1868, is sll9.5l2 81. The following
items forming part o. the absve sum total.
..ra ~ infarasf and innnrfanca.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02

TAKEN up by the Subscriber on the
Il 23d inst, two yearing steers, principally red with
marks OF white on them. The is requested to
pay charges and take them away L. M'D0NALD.
Ashtrbua, Dec. 10th, 1868. 1872 st
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02

The arrivals Of cotton at New Orleans week
before last amounted to over six thousand
bales. There were almost four thousand hogs
heads of sugar received during the same week.
This looks little like business again. We
aearn also that large feet of gunboats is gath
ering at the mouth Of Red river preparatory to
an expedition towards Shreveport and up the
Wachita. Recent rains have rendered those
rivers navigable, and we may soon hear of i'm.
portant advances in that quarter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02

A Philsdslpbia Iaquire correspondent,
writing from General Grants army says;
Officers captured on Missionary Ridge sta
ted that Hardee shed bitter tears over the
destruction Of bis cotps and the tnrning Of
the rebel position. He was heard to say
to Brcckenridge---we have not far TO look
for the end--our best hopes are blasted
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02

The receipts Of the Sanitary Fair ut Ciu,
cnnati up to Monday, is about $S5, 900.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02

And those working hard with their brains should always
keep bottle of H0oFLANDS BlTrERS them, they
will find much benefit from its use, TO both mind and body
inyigoratug and not depressing.
1t is not a Liquor Stimulant, HOHa
And leaves pTostration.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02
Little Mac on the Track.

The National Uuien Conservative Con
vention assembled in Philadelphia on the
Gath inst, Amos Kendall, of Washington,
presiding. aBd r + Stevens. of n York
Secretary. After due deIiberation, Gen
George B. Mcclellan was nominated for
the Presidency, and Gen VIM B. Camp,
bell of Tennessee, for the Vice Presidency
The formation of Mcclellan Union Clubs
in every part Of the country was recon
amended. The Convention also recommeu
'ded the Kentucky latfoIm, embodyng the
two fold idea of support to the government
lin its contest with the Rebellion, aud oppo
sition to all efforts to Sales.--future he dog
mas of Radicalism for the principles o.
she ConsriLu'i a.
OF this movement the Philadelphia In
gsirey remarks:
Some ten or zen gentlemen have
nnder the style and title of 1.-The National
Union Conservative Convention" actually
placed a candidate on the track for Presi
dent. Esops fable of the mountain in la
Dor will probably suggest itself but the
work is done.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02
Buffalo, Oct. 20, I6bZ.
The People. CURE

My wife been in poor health for long time having
frequently call physician to attend her but she was re-
Gently very much worse Fort weeks she had appe
tte lost all her strength and each day growing
She had night yeats coughsd geat deal during the night
and considerably during the day aud all supposed she
going of with the consumption, whbn friend advised her to
lake the Peoples On taking medicine she percev-
ed change At once the third day she had recovered her
appe te and reganDg her strength, until on the
eighth day not yet having taken bottle she has stopped
taking the me dcine saying she well she
was and as we'll any body could and she has continued
since. PAUL KLEIN ia toner, ~ REAR 81
Buffalo, October J. 1862. Fpr sale BY all Druggists.
G.. CROSBY, General agent,
255 Main st. Buffalo N. Y.
ha
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02
Literary Men. Students.

Having suffering children above and wishing TO rail
them, will regret the day they commenced with the'
Bitters.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02
BUFFALO TESTIMONY.

The GJIDE Cures
PEOPLES w hL Rheumatism
"I troubled with Rheumatism for two years suffering
less every day have taken two bottles of the PeO
pe's Cure and have not had any pain since left it
than four weeks ago. consider myself entirely cured,
and the medicine has made feel very light and gOod-ust
like young man though am sixty yesrs old.
GODFREY SCHEFFEL Michigan St."
"My .ife has been suffering from rheumatism of an in
hammaory character for about six years. sometimes
very acutey About the first OF June last she commenced
taking the People Cure, and continued TO take it
three weeks In days after she commenced the swelling
aud stiffness of onts had materially essened and
in three weeks had disappeared altogether. .
"THONAS POLLOCK (at ". ii. Gennys)
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02
Diseases of Kidney and Bladder - = )
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Are speedily removed and the Patient restored 10 Health
Delicate Children

Those suffering from hARASMUS, wasting away, with
scarcely any flesh their bones cured in very short
time bottle In such cases, will have most surprising
effect tr+sI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-02
rr54Ers 5RH CURE

have been feeble health since The birth of boy
who is IL years old have had many troubles and diff
cutes all this time uniting r every kind OF labor anc
destroying all my comfort Last summer began taking The
Peoples Cure and have used four bdtes and mos
we'll NY difficulties have nearly all disappeared and fee
cheerful and happy Mrs CATH. DEWALD,
Dresmaker Goodeil Alley, above ruPper st.
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Grain and Lumber Mills.

and ~ lemp, & Hour and grist; Jas. H. Vaughn, aop,.
ana arla9G g1'St; n James A. Kirkland grist F. suts
and gris: uSen clnr1as and gris; W. E. Hughes lumber
&. Halle lumber and grist; A. H. BovSin lanes
isr;s. gr;s, ana % lumber; l.. w. r. Blair, aon, .ni
gr'S., eu CHARLES Raley, flour and grist: ] saw-
I In, gr1st John ". Gnskins, -four crist and 1'm-
re per-; John A.. Young, grist and lumber: r 7
%en WINE snia inmber Robert Kirklcy, grist; estate
Miller 1onr '."S' o"S @ gist and lumber; George r.
aea gr1s' John S. Miller -four and grist esto,a
o.;s, ~ T. Is lang gr'st and lumber: ". NJ. kellev
M Mgr'st' john Chestnut, grist and lumber. ians.
Cnesnu', sr.' g'sf and lumber; John McRaa
G,'S, ,Sw" an" 1'mner; John Brown, grst; estate Of
Lcmucl novI;n vI ~" gtlst and lumber; estate Of
hnox' grst.; Richard Hyatt, -four and "no nos..
Lewis reeples' flour, gris and lumber. ~ 'D'
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Headquarters
RESERVE FORCES, s. G.
COLUMBIA, Sept, 30, 1864.


[hNEA4iL ORDER no. 7.
r PURSUANT 70 GENERAL ORDER no. 73
e. Aiutant and Inspector Generals tfIirc, current
:eries (lcrtul'o np9enGcd) the Brigatlier General
commanding lccrvc forces of South Carolina hereby
assumes control and direction of Tie cuscrtion SCI
vice in the state.
II. Except s hereinafter specified the organization
ot the Conscrption IcparInrnt in The State including
the Examining boards, will he preScrvcd aud all cx-
sting orders. regulate ans; instructions of the Cou-
mantnt OF t"n-crpts will he continued Of force unit,
otherwise ordered.
III. Local Enrolling Officers and Examining Boards
will report Immediately to the Commandment uf Con
SCR PTS and through him ctAslm:nicltc with these
Headquarters and will! through linn, receive orders
and Instructions.
~. All communications in rca.i ion to the Conscrps
ton service i'll tho State and nil applications Tor cx-
cmpti"n and detail. he made through thu Com
hlalltInS "1 ConScrlpts: Communications all her
htiJ"c;S will continue to be made Through the a. A.
General OF the Reserve Forces, S G.
'. Tho o:t:o OF Cong OCCASIONAL District Enrolling
officer Icing abolished, I'LL officers hcrctof ,rc acting
III mat capacity Will report by letter to the Command
mt OF t"nScllpts tor s.cllncnt oher duty setting
l"rt Their rank. corps leSton and present assignment
duty. Competent officers will Ic assigned as iii
Speetors of fCoscr'o in .,lc several Congressional
Districts.
W. With view to c.,rpliancc of Par. III cf said
''el'erai Order No. r. the Connnnant OF Cunscripls
VIII, without delay order the medical examination of
"i' commissioned officers and other persons Except
!EoSe o' the invalid Corps) cnp'oycd in the enroll
's service OF this State Commissioned officers as to
whom no disability is found exist will hold them
selves III 'c".cSs t" be assigned duty in the field
as so III pr;.ctlcblr.
H. Application or assignment To duty as I:urnll-
my Officers, Assistants. Clerks and ia o,lluF positions
IN The t"Iiscrip ion service in this Stale; VII hc re-
cclvcd from officers. no,ronmiSSo.ed. officers and
p1"a'es hc!oiGin= to the Reserve Forces and fom
retired and light duty officers and men, and from per-
sons not liable to service i'll the field Such apuht,.-
TONS enclosing testimonials Of character intelligence
and fitness: will he addressed ~ Mai G. d. MELTON,
Com1I''ndant of Cn"scr:p,S Columbia S. C.
BY command Brig. Gen C,rEsNur
ED. II. BARNWELI.
4. A. Cen
Oct. 20.
tesS State papers copy three times
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w aD,ed to Purchase

gNOR TIE USE OF TIE CONFEDERATE
\ Hsa'ts-Sc.ap lron wrougt or cast, for whic, ]
l",y a Gsi' price in ctsi nr ifprcfercd will exclunuc
rolled plantation Iron for Tie same Planters or Others
hav,ng any "ithe above to dsl,nse Of will in(om NJ me
OF the TACT as wish collect it together as speedily
IS possible j. S MERONhY
September H.
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FosT OFFICE, CAMDEN, S. .:
AAH ARRANGEMENTS

RICHMOND, CHARLESTON, co1rMp1A. vr.rv,
AND WAY MAILS d
Dne-Daly. by
Close-DuiIy by oa ~ +.
LANCASTER, FLAT ROCK. &c.
Close-Samc days. at y uo
RED HILL, Russell PLACE, dc.
nue-Thu'sday, by 70
Cl"ses-Same day, at - - w w
TlLLER's FERRY, JEFFERSON, DO.
Dne-Monday, by ,oo.
Closes-Friday, at ~ ~ W
OFFICE HOURS
:. From 90 A. NJ: 10 2 90 T. NJ, md n, 49,.
time after opening The mail at niaht. ~ sn'r'
T. w. PEGUES
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STATE GE SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN ACCORnANCE WITH THE KEsoLl 'TIONs
4 oFthe General Assembly the following persons
have been appointed by THE Governor to the Mlit .ry
Academy, and will report n, ,'le Arsenal Academy in
Columbia, to Capt. J. p. THOMAS commands e, on
tho first day OF January nexi:
FIRST Congressional n'sh ict-Sergt - Mang'u,,
Co. +, =. c. ", B. H. Owens, Pee Dee Light Are-
~.
'Src"nd Ctny essiona alDishict-sergl. A. F. ORrien,
Co |, LIST S G. V
7hha Cosg' essional District +, njamin J. John
F"urM Con9rr~sonnl DiSt'7rL-L. Yanccy Dean,
Go. Il. Hampton Legion. e. Y.
fUM G"my' eSs'ona! D'st,ict-lLeodore @. Ward,
Go. d 22d $. G.. V.
StrM ConG,rs@.nal ict.-Scret. Madison +
Hawthorn. Go. j. 18th s. G.. Y.
The applicants who have not hcen appointed an.:
who may desire to renew telr applications ior the
next year, should give notice Thereof TO this lepart.
mcmt.
BY order Of tho (tovcrnor
b. F.. ARTHUR,
Oct. IS Private Sec. etnry.
Us Columbia and Charles: on papers publish tri.
weekly tor two weeks All other papers in the State
publish oAce.
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male academy; Mrs NIcCandless, Aoademv fa,
Young Ladies. Mrs. McCreight Miss Dawson
Mrs Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon.
PETERS /" Dry Goods, Groceries, Harduore Se.. te
+. ". Donncy, James Dunlap, George Alden Mys
NJ; 1: Campbell, Il. M. Kennedy, Mrs McLeish,
ra.;s,' meHdmi smith; MI Mrs Conner Mrs. Crosby, -
McDowa!l, S. oppcnhen,, NJ Baum & Bro.. We.
roney Boswell l. Bro, j. N CIV le :1oser,
SommerS' T: S. Myers, james McEwen. ".
~ "eralo a Co., George Douglas, J. H. Op-
penheim Bro, Vim. johnson, ). D. Hoco,t i.
Skies. 0so''' ~
Druggtsts
"n' McKain. F. L. Ze1ap..
Book Seller and Stationsy
James A. Young
1omos vonn watehs, Z S and Jeyt1Iy; ;,
Blacksmiths Nayon and Carr;ao.Mo1ur,
o. shi'er Robert Man, Nathan B. Arrants. Th+4no.
shver r. r., blacksmith Ss
Cabinet Warerooms and L,nd,r,oI.r.u
c..L Chatten' VIM. Tarver, J. F. Sutherland
Builders
D. +: Sutherland, C. L. Chntten. Fl r. Roh,u..
Merchant Tailor.
Charles A. Mcdonald
'Sadd7cry and Ha16e3s. =.
~. oakes, Ar. .Ralger.
Hheelrright and Giumaker
H. j. McCreight.
Bakers.
+. Shoemaker, VIM. Daaaoh
Tan Iards
" i1ss N stephenson M"1 F. l. zemp, John 8. Bradley
LEWIS =. patterson, John Brown.
Hotels.
Mansion House, by Eo1-,.
Dekalb House, by IL Moo,nsoas
Prirafe Boarding.
). ". Rodgers.
~, Mthnary and Dress Mahno.
hiss ID. H. McEwen, Mrs. Hammer,,o,.r
EChurches
sMethodis-J I. Wightman, pssts,
rI,resbyerian-s. II. Hay, ~
Episcopal r. F. Davis, jr.. :.
lh"p's'-w. E. Hughson, !.
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Coroner.
John S. Aleronoy.
Managers Of Elections.

Managers Of Elfctions
-, tamden-John 5. Mcroney, c. A. Mcdonald,
Curc'on's Mill-Frederick Bowen. James Team,
Emanuel Parker.
George X. Miller.
Llzenby 's-John McGougan Daniel NlcCaskill,
Donald Mcdonald
Schrock's Mill-B. 7. Mccoy, Alexander Nc
Leod, Henry Radcliffe.
Goodwin's Storc-Bcnjamn Cook, John r. Mick
le, james II. Vaughn.
Liberty llill-A. d. Jones. ir.. K. G. patcrson
4. e. Cunnin .ham.
Officers Of Court
Joseph ID. Dunlap, Commissioner in Equity. "
Clyh"rn, Clerk A. H.. Mcdonald, Ordinary ;
Duncan Shcorn, Sheriff
7nr Coiiecior
William McKain
Confederate Enrolling 0fcor.
". H. Leitner.
Confederate War Tax Collector
A. VI. Kennedy
ASscssorsx
John Cantcy, r. NJ. Kennedy
Collector Of Taz in Find
James Jones.
Chief Commissary Agan;
J. il. Dcvereaux.
Confederate Quartermasffr's Aoeni.
James Sewers.
State Quartermastcr's Aqeuf.
A. Markloy Lee.
Reeeirng and Delivering Ao.ui.
j. NJ. Gayle.
-~~SS~~-.-p-.-o~oo,
Officers Of the Town Of Camden.
Infrndant.
James Dunlap
HarafnS
N; D. Raxley, D. D Iocot, L. NJ. Boswell, r. NJ.
Kennedy. :,
Recorder.
r. NJ. Kennedy.
Marshal and Market7 Clerk
VIM. Johnson
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Professional.
Physicians noap Prgct,ci,,g,

Physicinn' noap Practcing.
L. H. Deas D. L. DcSaussnre, T. GccnsIicru,
y. r. Skies. Benjamin II. Mah"son, j. Mcron.
): !. Irantlnm, ". l.. Pickett, B. s. Lucas r..
Mellow, l.. NJ. DcSaussure, Thomas ". Sal
mond, F. H. Zemp.
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SOiGIfrS Hunr1 of Rr{i.f

Soldiers Board Of Relief
John NJ DeSaussurc, +. Bnrncs, james Dunlap, J.
Ross Dye, {. Mosely, James Team, Jesse Trucs-
del, John Is. Micke, Charles Ralcy, John Gas
kins, Daniel Gardner
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Magistrates.

Magistrates.
john K. Witherspoon, Vim. D. Hogan, ". t. Tay-
lor, Henry Trace, John K. Shaw, Richard l..
Whitaker, J. r. Barker =.
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President and Directors Of Camden. Bridqe Go.
Presdcnt-John VI. DcSaussure
D'rectors-John Mncrae. B. Perkins, James Team
Colin Macrnc Sec & Treas
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Commissioners Of EouIx
!! NJ DnSaussure Chairmtn in, 4. T. Mrvcy. ". T..
hughes, Daniel D. Kirkland James l.. Nc
Dowall, Lewis J. Patterson, j. English Dolby,
Fred. Bowen, John l.. Mickle, Gillian Soweil
Richmond X. Terrell. Emanuel Parker
The sixth section Of the Act to establish Ger
nin Roads, bridges and Ferries" passed December
Z, is us follows:
Thut each Commissioner Of Roads now in Of
ice, or hereafter appointed, shall serve until IL
successor is appointed, md has accepted. This
section TO be ip force d"rjpg the war.
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Office g. VI. Department,

CAMDEN, Sept. I5th 1861.
PLANTERS ARE URGENTLY REQUESTED
to haul in Immediately all new fodder and peas
a'w IL ;s OLD fodder and utks III order to meet the
pressing demands of our armies
they are also notified That t. cy have credit on
their 1.-the Of -GI for Il err deliveries OF corn if they
prefer IL to payment in cash . &
CoNW WAyBELL Agt. a. O. NJ
Sept. Is If
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Commissioners ofyhc Poor

- - I0HW'"SEUHtFS OI NC I'00T.
r. barnes, a. 4. McDowall, John g. Higgins, r.
NJ. kennedy, J. S. DcPass. w. L. Hushson, Sec
and Treas.
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Scholastic, Mercantile, T. Mechan-
lea

.4ca"'mes and Primary School. in Camden.
IT, NicC"nd!css' Male Academy; F. Staudenmyer.
maze academy; Mrs. McCandless' Academy for
Young Ladies', Mrs. NIcCreieht Miss Dawson
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon.
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Commissioners to Approre Public Securities
John M. DeSaussure, James Dunlap, VIM. T.. John
son, sr., A. NJ. kc4lnet,, Thos Z. Shannon
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NE v GOODS!
,J. g q M MI ER &,

N(LACK ALPACCAS;
lD Black and coored Caeoes;
Ginghams, Paper CumLrics;
ges and ncnines;
Blown and blue l'cnms;
Superior English ionpclo,l;
a'!ies Silk Gloves Whuebune;
l'ili Buttons ard Trimmings lor lad cs dresses;
b"cN Italian sewing Silks
Black. white and eo"red spool Threat-all Nos
Black flax lIrcad;
Pins, Knitting Needles, Needless Buttons, Tape;
Combs and # let soap, Hairpi,S;
Ladies' lia'r Nets;
Ladies white, slate and blue Hose;
strvan's lnndkerc'ic 9. and great many other
articles LOO numerous 10 menion. =.
-: :Also:-
Cotton Cards and lnrn-nl Numbers:
IS anu !-4 Granteville ShirtngS and an as,ot-
mcnt ot Grncerics-aisn Gun Powder
Call and examine the stock ut
j. 'SOMNIERS,.
Opposite the Market
October lS y tu tn. y. =
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b | STRICT DIRECTORY
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Legislators.

A. II. Boy ykin-Senator.'
John M DeSaussure, D. D. Perry--Ecprcscuta-
tivey.
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Commissioners Of Public Buih1inrs.
John Workman K. NJ. Kennedy, II. i. Johnson F.
l.. zemp, l.. ". X. Blair, james B. Cureon, YIN.
u. McDowall Chairman, c. +. B., Colin Macrea
Treasurer.
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Commissioners of Free Schools.
Wiley Kelley, VIM. Dixon, james Team, G. c.
liale' Jesse Truesdcl, Daniel Be,hunc, a. l..
Mcdowell.
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EROM THIS DATE WE SHALL CHARGE
1 three dollars Omnibus fare to and from any mr.,
Of the ;own. II" ol from Klrkwood or bcvoid rho
limits Q! the town, si* dnllrs. Tie high prices nC
horse feed compel n}f 10 vancc our rates
J. X. WITH ERSPOON.
T.. Z. G. ROBINSUN
t)clcber4 At
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-02-18
A SALT AND BATTERY,

A grocer, on Front row, has a pet
joke, which he has been in the habit
of getting off at least once week for
some months past. He offers to give
two hundred pound sack of salt to
q man who will carry it the length of
his store without setting it down.
He always wins the wager, for the
man who carries the salt will have to
set it down at last. 1t was a mere
catch in the words of the proposition.
A darkey came mp with him few
days since, however. He went into
the store, looking unusually green,
and soon was picked out for victim
of his joke. Cuffee shouldered the
" Salina," and after carrying it down
through the store, hung 1t up on hook,
thereby winning the sack fairly. as he
never "set it down." at all. The mer-
chant paid the forfeit, and then offer
cd to give monstrous cheese to the
darkey if he could butt it off the top
OF the barrel with his head, when il
was set up edgewise. The negro did
not wait a second invitation, but ran
a tilt at the Western Reserve" i'm.
mediately. The cheese was spoilt,
the centre being soft and dccayed.
The human battering- ram went clear
through it, and was the most damag
ed looking customer afterward you CIV.
er saw. He withdrew his forces in
dismay.-M Memphis Bulletin.