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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04
THE GREAT 0ecNET.


II 10 sdmivsd By ell physicians that the grand
secret Of health aad long life Lies IN keeping the
blood and various Asids Of the body in high de-
gree of faidity. When you feel continued pais
in the head or bswsis, or any other parts Of The
body, you caa prevent ss4ioas Sickness By taking
0sHndeethss Pills.
bleeding may give monetary ease, beeause The
blood left will have more room. But ~ the bedy
10 made from the blood and sustained By The
blood. TO waste eur blood 10 70 wests our life, and
ruin our constitutios. but BEandrsth's Pills ~.
isvs the circulation - readily - blssdise b. on
y taking away what it saa we'll spass, sad fuSY
MBv1s nUn9.
Nm. Hooper. Of Basnstabls, Mass., W. CARED Of
81. Visus lanes. General Debility asd Costivs.
ssss Of many years standing BY Brsndrsth's Pills
The case atlsngth il published 10 the Pan phlsts
told b. +. =. Bsllosi. ,'svsaport, Iowa, and bv
I'll respectable dss. err in msdicines fbi "a. 3m
- QUACKEHY.-l earDeetlv caution Al
young men sufsrax from Nervous Debility. TO-.
against sodapgs'ipg their health By patronisips
any cf'hs advertising quseks. You can fully 70.
eovsr BY the methods used By the advertiser. end
b. hundreds Of others, AND IN NO ornss WAY
Read letter which I will send yoa II you will
send mo post paid envelope bearing your ID.
arsss. Direct to
EDWARD d. TRAvER
te0ll-d4slyl Lock OF, Rostos MSS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

ChrhstadOrO's Hair Dye
u pronounced BY ths world Of Silence and The
World Of Fashion. the fnsst preparation ever In
vented By ars TO reetity the short eonlugs Of H.
4 sAnr Hnnsa Ma0 Vat 0slA - III d uxRluee
Applied By I'll Hair Drssssrs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

l1oYspo Hlowa1ha Nals neoeosoeavo
nsYsN us6vAsnA ~ nssseaAsIvs
81; -. s.: !. : :::::::;;;:
9RuwesAuSArn rn~A81sIen - nm IAN
~ s1AnoAne Pa0AnAsIoa 20 snD IAN
IN oPAuDAnD PaDpAaA4Sou 1Uo m Ian
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-01
81 N Baltimore naO Ohio
Eienh0hu. y

NaI nnb mad @sitpe6, 20. San. trsrDeu tSaliG Q 3uee
naD S3eeltHS uue 4GrtersbrrS uub Elm Bug MAD Grebe
rd abge9en, pie tpIgt;
ntr, 100 "" ~oN" Z
Srpreb5l8 td8Ii4 Gbenbs 9 rSr so Upin. I
1elCe 5n9e oerbiu6en f9 on ObiOfus nit alien glSa.
zen wefll9, HrrSpeftIi@ uub iaSpehftb.
Dsr 3u9 aa9 6reoerid sebt tSali1 BON Baltimore nm
$50 SSa@ulttta9S uaS ban 0reberid TOO Wcraens,
Sonntags aIsSenomrlen.
Der 3u9 HaG Gltcrtts GpiIs asbt BON Baltimore
NlorseuS I'M 30 unb 9.l5, anb Na@mittoss 1.2O uub
4.45, nnO bon glicctt's g2ias 0surscns TAO unb loo
unb Na@mittnss 2.45 uuS 500.
Na1 WaIbtn9tuu.
G6sanS bon Baltimore mad Wdibinstcn weorpens 4.5O
ITO, 8.45 uns $40, nnb yia&m 1920, 6.15 1ub 500,
SouutaSs nr DtorSens mn APO unO $40, uuS Gad.
~n.ittass UNI 1920. EbsanS BON Bafbinstpn Mproene
um $40, 200 u. 10.40 II. yfa9m. UNI 800, 4.25, 5 IL.
7.30. SoHRtass MIR WOrseas um Z unb Na&mittass
300 u. 7.30 glur ter 3e uub ste Bug BON 9altis
a:ore nnb ber erfe unb .eisrte 3us BON Waibinston
palteu an aGeu Statipner an. Der Splite unb ftebte
3u9 bon Baltimore unb erfe nnb iitnfte 3us bon Wcfbs
sn9trn ~eerbtnoen fi9 alii benz annappIisz3 uge.
EGe8en Rd5erer Gustunft uno Diuete ieber Nrt trenhe
u1an ftI an 8. 3. England, agent in BET Gau1Setz5t t.
ton ober an bic SiGetzOfFcs. $3.50
~ I'd. q. Smtt6, SranspormeiRer
8. W.@pte, @eneralassnt. gef ,~rit(3au6n
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Zee @FnnA @en6a -

49, Cur DeicnDeEen NeHnTlffBndhu1e.
Gintcanberer uub 8feienbe ioIten iebr porft&tia Ieiu
ete fe ibre HiIette tanfen unb Iunten bieleIben mr. in
BEN Gnre6n bes unter5si&ueten ansefeNten Isenteu
Dieienigen, rel&e In Baltimore ontournIen, werben Il
cbue S&wieriSteit 8tletts fir bieie einis Ueri9afsu tSu
men, tnbem Der agent Der ~OeutiGen @eieai&dft2 BEL
sprer Ganeune t5ueu ben uutcrSei8neten gSeuteu p~pr1eneu
toirb. usNao r1
ale trcttss: gustraft arb @af5 srtBeilt aneat0cfbta
go. y. @iss<SsAats.
SSSsssIsGSisssste1rAstat bse sxSHMsss. szs
Dh!e-@Eysbaka,
q" 1~n.. .en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-01
RarPsrebur8 unb Narietta, cDer &enupcA,
Mheeliro NIB GpIur1h,.8 ,


Cte Gntfernana ben BaItimore na@ aaea GesiIsa bss use,
Tens Der Der. Steaten tf anf tteier Uatn tarser, ala Dies
PauaoelpbtaJ yteru.gort o6tr n1f tlstnb etner an5sreu Hoyt,
graseranten, psG9t f5 Beg Baltimore. anb Cbip-GtTra,
eosr@ ~beoteneu, msrktn NIT ~btnfrIten 9a9en unS g4Soen bs,
nreert, ~e ete E~aiiastsrs srRsr &IaTe, aSel&e usebr as 6ss
Die aDdgea etslr 0opn tabsn ~sepoIae4te Stse, serb.n ,ar
NtaGtstn erIsuGtst, TN Atnter ssbetit, nnb es Mrs ben 0agSs
Stsssn arsTtt1al1tt strcset@t, turSun 20 If far bte 9equesi.
Muf obteer Sahn fabrsn bic auspanbsrcr ouf Bag G56rtggss,
nnc SIlt8tte, lie tt. bte-ttnttge Sam IN BE-
. sr.9 9 ia attRj weI@s anpnRberer mft bsn
50 ellia9eHbefSrbtr Tue enbtren SSebn.s A..
toroeEn NOD tnsr.er Dteieni3ta, peI1e In Die gsrgriatsy
Stadten e~intranoern, mt bcatan8iaAten @~untarautsn. i 1sT
Auspanbsrsr DrditIn auf beftr 4aen BITE aDaaen 18Srcub
or 8atsen 5trfs bra Baltimore mad GintinnsfI gyr ,rs
WIal auf Der 'ganstn Gtrede tui1Gen Baltimore .nb "a
2unts, jopss 3pt&eu Baltimore unb Gpiea0o Tu,r b-st aSei
RAD &tntinnatt eeIanst man auf bieier Saba tn BE- etirsss
nag 81. 3ouis nnb @bteaeo tn 2 Ea9ea.
Sober pafa9er bot 100 Pfunb @e?66 frei. Sinner pons
OTIS IL Jaeren beioaIen ka1ben Treis. Qtnher unter 4 7l5ysa
Rn6 GAM fret. -.,f.,r-c
O6s 5epaf Ssbt rt ben SaFaSisrea rnb tcnnrt NH INN,
III glet1er 3et ON BEN BeftiStmnnascrte a; Elm qss,r ~.
bait etue Sel3esntsrn6 aSer iein @spGE Bis an ban SRI SIR
EeEtanruns.
CDtpt6@e Asenten fnh- an Sen cssISsefeucu @ton.,
men Der Sapn aneeaeGt, UNI Gin Donbsrer Id srtrFsnoen nm
nit ttrsGs Serdde tretttr gu ~Eef5rbern, E)iefes 81 ata ,
Sorstel, ban feiue enoere s0abn 5ietet. -
Saps7fstif poa BaJttstGss aaSS
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-01
aranss ssn0 @mterdftafe !
Dg. Gwasue'S

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SalauFults9eiester Syrup boa gDti3EtrInen.
Benabt naA .~sEastsslen ben Eea bsrabmssslsa E.rsses ala
Oas F9srtt. snO ~ssnibeFis Mattel tn Der 5eiIaaa OSa bari.
aasstbrnng. 5Iauen 9uften, @lutipeisn. Ssii.rfeft' 5pssr5crr
Stninis' SVnzer; tn ben urtA-Erganen, ber6olteaea1 Nlnt.
= "a beg SITE aaO BINS 8sr3tOpfen 0Oer 6srssrant,
eett, aHen pals 8rnIi- un9 klrgeRIeieer.
Or. SwGpne'S
luIan1men8eleBter SYrap rUn gDtiNttrft,sn
befnSet F@ fsst aSr eth gisrteI Sa5rSunSers cor sr Ss.y.
HnS TT 81 pertaufen In iebeal ~bempbutefi E5Gls ter vrhs.
{ sNa DIM q Or. GwGpnt'0 tia7,F
taE1mmen9eiebter Gprup rUa gDilhfirga,.,
Utrb snSerstet nnter Der rnnitttIbaren GaiE5t bcn gr' e
sgasns. zines ssIStdtsn arstss. Der isns rrsisjEOnsus aasl}.
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na9bsr einsl rebt@sa Esrrltn In ees BStIaosIpSto gSsSFr.
S~raaersaas iener Stcct, - ""'"
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tnIauAntnSelebttr Grrnp von BtlOttrs5s,,
y easer aGns s~IosrIdtf8 tsan nsues u~ugeprattss grnerinrsr.
erSern tR e5ais erpec6tss WateI, bos In YouSsrSs. ~.
c0a71'sr IN o'sls9 ssc tn. aus!anee esUrau&t rirb.
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anlatamtngfifbttr Sprup BON gDtIbfirItsen
. ..m Ts .s sSsSrnsa; s uaS stssse a$ts- Salanmsnjtsuns bon is.
s~ateretet murbe. uns BE ttnsigs, tsISs elm rea.sIv,S SsooS
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Osts; as \ ! gga nsuet,Flosa tstsdeSt fnN. ste absr nt&ts
lelpsH nar Rstseflgi ftnb, bic obtr nt5ts NIT i5rsr
30 t9un babsn, 1a ttnsa etxen SRf Al crrIhca.
E'tts!h %oeri.lbeu ben SsrtNni Der DE Sitn SET ier
en- sutorA<ra
Or. Sw0Yne's
sniaukrata8tfesttr Gprup bon M;lbhrGHtn
Nsf9slts 81 MID Il bab t5r, tcenr BET Setb csrifo \ ser
MO: btRldneIi& cEen ien foufe -"
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Eaisn ttno Elm t~ueues ~rttnieeubee 2ariruiitI. he'd IN rN
g0laetcnctrnnesn aus cera w1eesn nnb Sen asrbSrt Ell srt.
leratl @oour1 ebHt8e @sSuubteit 5eroe.sHt mtrS.
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spW sm Or. D. an RpnsA @okE,
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4. pa enb1I9s BtrNhwGp unb Vonicn unsEns.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-01
GSi63tEa fix gtsvs4s3eezo
sss aeus arrangements fir g.sg
:s2GHoeses, BIG se@ Osma eDeseD 3g g4sen
W9NE 80

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nit tess' @rtrtssaG ttf5tbsrs. Dse Estn sstrft blbsrA pfr
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sfne arbssf Gsia, sad - Kf IE sA 20 .s:ta 5a1sss sls isss a..
Seee gaba nab ~ssnststka EtSsea, as3
Bittsbur9, 8le5elans l~>efsott, sprt &sah1e.
@bieogc, Milmoafse &alesa, 3abuqus. 81,
BaGI, RoG Saiaiaa, UarIEa9t9a, 1ua,a Gi:s
na Esscss bfssstat biz nit bs ssrtstss gsatsgl oaSl sssa.s
b.s gesi5uea 20 Stnnbes Is8atv als bic wis aastga GA3sts
sesttees S0st ssn.Es pet, sa& 1sestn 4 &lGI Ueats.e 81.
Etesl poa Dntr. 5tc ssase gatfsgaWna g9a ssef tleSG:asg
Ja 500 Mtsfieq -Das @s5is w,tS tlgg S~eisi8ngs elaSs.Sl $.
gess sEtSsa p~sHHlGStreA Gnbta &satsysHnJs0ft.
gSo9 9Eefls1e, Dantcr, &Sactn1cr, 1Ee:as
napclts, 2cuisDiGs uno St. 2cuig
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A
Griparais BON Belt, gelO d. WatigYg9s "a
bare bte ~
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ua6l allen Gbetlen bss me9eag
ParFsssbur8 arb Narietta, ooer 8sa0pch,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-01
$50 Or0li9e GenIraI Giiep6o6n
a Beranoerter Ua3rHlan
na1 benz Befen mnb WorDtn.

$40 benz 8efen NIB RorDtn.
H- EStnter.6 abrpfan.
I'm nnb mao BEN Is. gepS. tperSen Die 3u.e ouf s:,,e
9aRn In ua9foISspber Gseifs eTpebirt
Bulge aOrDtp6rts. ~,
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9arrlS9nrS accommodation ,..... ..3 y 80 y DRittao
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3G8s iioDarts.
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pcrrts5urS ACCOMMODATION. .11.50 Ssprrr.
YarftoH ID. 20 g,orrn. y or sTSs,,Ss
ger elaSi9s 3u9, psl4er an S0uata0 aSBebt, it Der
erpreb3uS I'M 9 n6r 80 0lin. qtenSs. u
Der um $50 gbeubs o~baebeube @rpres,uu tpirb ,1r
an ~folsenben iiblia BON SuTrisburs ~ssIeasnen Wuufteu
%nn9alten: @plS6crousb, Drrf, Sauober Snuctioi,, Ger,
ulont, Parttcn, Nfonttpn, GSausbers6urg unb Go6ess,
bile. Mons. "A - 1890
Der Pof5us sebt tdslta, ansSenomnsen SSnutoss. -
0eI gFpreB3n9 tot1nlt tSsli9, ausSeuomusn N!pntass.
Paf'asiere fHr Observation-Disclosures ben Sorriskuro
nno garftOu GccOuCbationS3n ne5men.
PottF nao GrpreB5ase fteten senau in Ierbinbuno nit
Der PenriplSania Central Giienbabn in Sarrisbura fin
DtttSbnr6, Gltoelanb, @cIumbus, Ginetus
naf, SnOianapotis, Sort Mapne. gbtcaop
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nit Der 9feu Dor. erie @iienbd6n nat dnen WlXsen i'm
aSrolt@en un6 tcefli&en Geu Dprf. " us
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gen AuStunft beiiebe man f9 an bic 9inet=OfFc in ben
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renten. 80.
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Gen. Grst. Der !FSrbI. @sftralba6r.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-04-13

TIE Two puRrRsIrs.-lou have heard
The story Of tie Italian artist, who, Meeting
With Il child OF exquisite beauty, WISHED TO
preserve its features, for fear he should never
see such loneliness again. So he painted the
charming face upon canvas. and hung 1T upon
he walls OF his slu,;;u. ,ln his SUmbrrcsi
hears that sweet, gentle osintenane9 vas liz
an angel ofiiet; 10 him. It's presence h;le'i
Ills soil viii, t., yufes; aspiration. II eFer.
I find. be said. = perfect c%3ais=ss u Tbs: beau
trous fae=, ! viii paint that also: aud lianS
ihc,o side by ai,ic, IS ::n IDEAL of heasca snl
he'll. Years pissed. vt length in a diSiaat
land h. .nw in :. prison ls visited 'aa iaosi
h ,icous G.j.ct sc over qazM nral---e free,
i~,agcarG licr1, with gi&fiils eyes and ciiasSs
deeply frrrowad viii laas and crime. Th;
art: Il remembered hi vova, ana Ihinojlaleiy
painted q picture On ,l,i, 'oa'iiso,hc form, +"
hang beside tie lovely boy. The c%'ntrast
wa. parast. lila drc'.a WAS reiliAad. What
was The surprise OF tx. a%r;ist, III i;;q:!ry int"
III. %;;i..u:: ii this Aolnd wretch, To ind tiia.
IL. was oac,,llat luysr li;t'e boT. Both Of
lie ,c n;c,u7es, I.iu nag; an! the demon .;
the same soul, now hang side by side IN The
Tuscan gallery.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-04-13
Penalty for Failure t Deliver the rithe
in Time.

IN Time.
OrrIcr CT THE COMMISSIONER or TAXES,
Richmond, March 25, 1864.
10 tie Editor If tile Wig: Permit me
to enlighten "A Farmer" whose csnimui,i-
cation, headed "Who is the Lawgiy"r" ap-
pears in your paper Of ,:'is morni"g.
The Tax Act Of Is WASTE aec-sf% &;
amendments, and approved g. I : -
~, 1864. What WAS sa#"
Act is sectior = )
section 10 on> Il liz @ "a si-ss
words:
Z :. I. me SUI: p%s...iacec Ill ne =.
CURED TO deliser tie '@sii;::', eori: oats, rye;
buckwhcat, rice, peas. ;.cai!s, cared hey aud
fodder. sugar, m~olasses of cane or sorghum
wool, TINS 10 be paid q. q tithoin kind aI:er
thew have been estimated as aforesaid, III such
form and ordinary marketable condition as
NAV be usual in the section in which hey
are delivered, within thirty days from the
date of notice given by the agent o. coffee
ion that he is ready to receive such produie,
icxcept cotton and tobacco shall be delivered
3, the manner and at the times hereinafter
arovidcd,) nt some depot pot mere than
twelve miles from the pace oil production !;
and il not delivered by tie time aud in the
order stated, he shall be Liable to pay i've
times the estimated value of the portion
aforesaid, &c.
This is the law, and Congress is the law.
eiyer. Instruction 0, which IA Farmer"
quotes, is a PRONUNCIATION g the amendment
above quoted, and if he had observed the
heading Of the instructions, he would have
seen that they were issued Us additional
instructions adapted to the amendments Of
the tax laws o 1853 sc.
THOMPSON ALLAN,
Commissioner Of Taxes.
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Abbertiser.
Asa lIartZ.

The accomplished anmorist, known az Asa Eartz
was captured scme months ago, and taken TO
Johbson;s Isl,na. Although cribbed, cabincd and
confined, The imprcssible genius CT Asa will assert
itself. Witness the following lines, which were
handed u= BY 4 friend of the gifted captive. They
viii DO read visa pleasure by Asa's theusspds OF
admirers in Tic Son,h.west, and, We trust, brig
teass to the "ioyc-i:. eye" Of hi, lady-love:
ny LoyEASDI ].
Ny love -Teposes on arosewood frame
A bunk" have l;
A coach of featlsry down ills up the same
Mines straw but dry;
She sinks to sleep ut night with scarce a sigh-
With aating eyes I watch The hours creep by.
Ny lvsa her daily aicn.- takes in state
and 20 i | ~;
The richest viana- ;ark her silver plate
Coarse grub have l;
Purc wines she sips at ease, her thirst to slake-
I pump my drisk from Erio's lippid lake.
My !oyo has all tho world at till to roaa-
Three ceres !;
She goes abroad or quiet sit. at home
So cannot I;
Bright angels watch around her couch at might
a Yank, With loaded gun, keeps me in sight.
A thousand weary miles stretch between
Ny iore and +;
To her, this win,ry night, cold, calm, serene,
7 WAIT a sigh;
. And hone. With all nv earnestness Of soul,
To-morrow's mail may Lring my parole.
There's hcpo ahead! Well one day meetsgain-
MY love and Il
wo'l wipo away all tears of sorrow then
Her lovc-l;t eye,
With all my many troubles then beguile,
And keep this hayward rch, from Johnson's Isle.
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CIRCULAR,
To he ~seseral S,.iaiere, Boards vi iteti., III :hl
couPfEoL.fEK GENERALS OFFICE,

r CUupIIOI. LEX OrflCE,
CoLrauiA. :. g., M::rc!, 2S, lS6i.
Ut being evident. Iror tbs RcInrts already made
to this Office by The .srsfa! H"arcs "f Relief,
,s 70 tho Tax in Kind. levied b. Ast i7ta ueron-
Der lasi, 10 make provision i"r The sul!.ort O;
the families uf S.i@isrs from thi. Stree IN tbs
Confederate and State Service" that shhi D"sria
cannot furnish bays, hoxos, larra.;, &c, iof tie
purpose of Transporting any eIcast oTa: s6a aver
age suepiy trota my section VI Il. State IL sucn
Di. ;rici. or Particles as Dlsy he entitled thereto
under the 4th %serii3n 81 s6iI Act. End in order 10
prevent sny losg or waste Of sraia, .a!t, &c, aad
tn carry info Exact the provisions Of :eid Act, the
following Regulations aro adopted aad published,
under the Instructions and with the approval OF
His E.cellcncy tho Governor
!. That all such excess OF grain, salt and lnnhu.-
cactu Ted articles N, upon the general arp'fi'"n-
inent, 10 be made az SOON ~ the Returns o. the
Boards of Relief are cp,ap!@:ci.) shnil be for
wsrIod by tho Bonrda. 10 Col. Hichard Caiiwe!i,
C1inul;ssary General Of the t:."ie ut Coiumgia,
who Will receipt for tho same, aud provide oil
bags, bo1cs, barrels. &c, necessary for- the pur-
pose aforesaid, aud distribute the Tux in Mind
according to said appur,ionuient "ih proportion
10 the number OF individuals To DO relieved with
in this State.
.. That the said Boards DO required TO forward
Railroad Receipts for the Tex in Kind, immedi-
at-ly upon shipment thereof, to tue CoinIriSsaTy
General, who. will pay nj expenses aud Keep Nh
account thereof, charging e.ch Go:rd in whoFa
favor any excess Of Tax il Kind snail be aSecr,
t:.incd t. lie due, which AAunt shall DO deductod
from the portion due such Board out OF the mon
eys received by all the Boards for the value Of
articles committed, al a2pcrtionmeht of which
will be raude when the Returns are completed.
3. The Boards IRE hereby required TO pay into
the Treasury of tho Division to which they sew
orally. belong, all HUNS Of money received by them
by way Of communication, which, in conformity
with tho opinion Of the Attorney General. can
only be allowed III cases in which tbs specific ar
ticles taxed cannot now. be procured or used for
lb benefit OF soldiers families.
Che officers Of the several Boards Of Relief
arc earnestly urged to give immcdiate a~stc"tion TO
these Regulations, and to communicate with the.
General In relation thereto, az 'ceH at
10 fcrwnrd( ns heretofore rcqnested) fertaeih L"
this Office their fall Returns, So that TIC appor-
,ionmcnts above referred to may be made 1t ~
carly day.
s.. Under tbe foregoing Regulations, and in this
way alone, it is hoped ana believed that the inter-
tons Of tho Legislature WshfIord MD to thc FAM.
lies of our noble .a!diery, will be promptly nn'!
equally extended to every District nal Parish IN
the Stale. JAMES !. BLAIR,
Comptroller tfoneral.
ArproTcl.
IL. L. BoxuAI.
gi-- All tho papers III tho State publish orec.
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AAh1
has not been unexpected.
Juise Whitnvr filed r.anJ positions Il
usefulness in this State, and has al~ays COM
mamie the esteem and Confidence Of Nil sic
knew Kim. For some wears be was s'iic',"r
OF the Western Circuit, ana we believe al.o
a member Of the lkrre toaveptions Of the
peosls held in isa2 and 1852, and nle mem
CRADLE one which took the State from the
Union. In politics ne WAS an ardent rdve-
cate of State sovereignty. -As g Judge nc
was diligent and impartial. end his decisions
were regulated By sound sense and t'scrimi,
rating judgment. In private life Judge Whit,
ncr was most exemplary. lie WAS OF genial
am:ahls temper, ald hi; lie and conversation
were regulated by Christian principles wh'ca :
he long protesscd and pract'sGd N tue la,.n o.
the Presbyterian Church. lie has reared a
large family in his own trotstop+, who have
e;.,ulaisa his virtues ard his patfiotisn i'll liis
hour of h:A ccantry,s trials. His death il
indeed a pnblic lu&s.-Coluabia Guardian.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII perz.ns Indebted to tho Estate Of YIN.
-. T"ney, decd. will pay the samo without delay,
and tbusc having claims against said Estate are
notified to render them in properly nttested, to
DR.. J.B. Courtney, agent for tho Administrator.
forthwith, rs wc desirr to close up tho Estate rs
sooa as possible.
GEO. J.. T0NEY, Ador.
Nov.25 Tvs II
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aBosh!m roarcd old Peter, shaking off
deaths icy fetters ut one surge, and jutnRsne
up. @B0sb, Jacks vat a fool You must be, to
say I wash shnakcbite! Go bout your bust
ness. gals. Peer, bring me some beer
The old wrman saved feter's life.
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For Sale,
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nr'l ,;n:r!.,l In. c,ui; and '%iai;'es. ri.!,rs aud
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and s.u.rimr. he In i:.'i ai,t c:eii'"r4 ns!t:e sal!
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TIE IarnyDlyG BArrLn-Nl indications
from Virtinia, as well as from TIC North.
s:c;n t. n.ia: 10 an cariy advance q: Grant
a%yairst ,i.cimond. Rciniosc,nenis are noIr,
inc into the army Of The Potomac and cvcrt
effort i, bciug made to perfect its discipline
and organization.
Alludins to this matter, the Macon Con
fedcratc IS OF opinion that Grant has proba
bis a h;yacr appreciation OF THE dangers and
difficulties cf"On to Richmond movement
than any Of his predecessors, AID will use his
utmost el,acaro.s 70 plant the "Gridiroa
Eia,, over the c%-Ri,ol of tho Confederate
States. lie Is beyond doubt. = man Of talent,
with a considerable amount of dash and rtus,
and will make the utmost o tlhe cCrs, blanche
which Lincoln has granted him. He knows
fall we'll that this w:ll be the last effort made
to take R:chmond, ind if he fails, lis chance
for the Presidency wcnt Sc worth "a counter
f,;t suiu plaster. At present he is 4 "sbi-
r;ur lioLt' Of the Yankee rersua :ion-:he
'. Man On Horseback whh is expected by
his adnlring ilola;ors to riao roagh-shoI
over ali ilnpciimer!s ard crush the :chfll-
ion'' bensath lie iron hoofs Of his WAY stccd.
! Bat the veterans Of Lee saiel!c;h Ito battle
aiar oif and. cr;clh, Ill. Ia; end We: VITA
; every confidence iii their Talu7 anj c"crJ faith
in their Leader, echo .h.iv sloat Of defiance,
and look forward with i;npu:icnco 20 the mo-
r.n.t, when, sweeping down upon the horde5
CT Grant. aa the eagle on lis pfcy', they scatter
item TO thefour winds olheAvcn aad clear the
wa fdr the acknowledgment OF our i%ndcren-
tence and the establishment Of 4 lasting
mace.