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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25
DISSEASIONB AMONG TIE REBELS.
A FactiOus Spirit Existing and Ruin
Ing the Confsderacy.
JEFF. Davis Organ Proposes that
GAIL Hang Tsgsther,"
General Davldson's Cavalry Raid
A FIGHT NEAR YAZOo CITY.
From the Richmond Wing, Dec. III

From the Richmond Wing, Dec. IT,
On the let telegram from Benton via Canton was re-
ceived by the Meridian Clarion. which stated that the
enemy having crossed the river the night BEFORE we're
diminishing with pckets the morning Of the lst.
According to the Information received through negro
who had escaped from them. the Yankees designed per-
manently occupying Yazoo City.
On the Sd despatch received from Dover, Yazoo
county, by the same Journal
"rhe fight yesterday at Concord church, on the
YaZoo City and Vcksburg road. Tho Yankee force was
two regiments. They completely routed. Twenty
three prisoners captured including lieutenant
They carried away most OF their wounded Their entire
loss is between seventy and hundred Our loss is one
killed and six wounded. largo quantity Of arms and
equipments and several horses captured
THE MOBILE AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CUT
AT POLLARD, ALA.
From the Richmond Dispatch Dec %.
Several days Since q rading party came up from Pen.
sacola and cut the Mobile and Great Northern Railroad
at Poilards, seventy miles northeast Mobile and
then retired.
ANOTHER PARTY ON TUE MOBILE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD.
From the Richmond Dispatch Dec. 22.l
Official information has been received here that a
column OF five thousand OF the enemy the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad north OF ts crossing OF the Mississippi
Railroad.
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party who crossed the Blue Rdge sstsrdsy eight thou
sand strong and reported 70 be moving In the dssc-
tion OF Gordonsvie. We . large force Of cavalry
the valley who win hasten TO pay sher respects 70
these marauders.
aoRDoNsyILLB THREATENED.
From the Richmond Sentinel, Dec. r.
II was reported yesterday that two divisions OF the
enemys cavalry had crossed the Blue Ridge 1t Chester
Gap had arrived Madison Court House. and were NOV
ing Gordonsvile. We also learn that the telegraph
wires cut Tuesday night, miles from Cor
louisville; IL 10 supposed by Yankee spy.
No apprehension felt for the safety Of Gordonsve,
the report Is greatly exaggerated there
had been ample time to concentrate force to meet tha
raiders
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81. LOUIS, Iet. ", I6UA.
The formal opening OF the Union Pacific Railroad from
Kansas Jty TO Lawrcpcc, Kansas took place Monday
and Wednesday. gyand publication was had at each
end Of the road Daily trains now running between
sbe points named
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statistics OF Libby Prison.

Z.
An army OF harmless Yankees have passed through
Richmond within the year just expiring. From the
statistics II the clerk Of the Libby prison. Mr. Ross,
learn that from the LIST OF January 1854 to the 18th OF
december OF the year. 81 $50 Yankee prsoncr OF
all grades nations, tongues, compilations and kndreds
passed the doors OF the Libby prisoners OF This
number Is independent OF about twenty thousand cap
tured In Spottsy vanla and elsewhere ia Virginia.
were sent south without touching Richmond since the
war began l25,000 men have passed the doors OF the
Libby and departed as prisoners OF
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The Dimensions Among the Rebels.
THP RICHMOND DAVIS ORGAN DEPKgCATIso TuE FAC

TI0US SPIRIT PREVAILING IN TaR SOUTH.
From the Richmond Sentinel, Dec Ill
The factous spirit that prevails great an extent
"a he0redtes peril that besets the Confederate cause. We
deem II our duty to the people that he dangsr
from this worthy OF their serious attention.
for is great and b BE- procng The confidence
of an army 10 it's general " bali strength The cona.
dence OF the people their rulers s equally important
IN times such the present. II or learning and
eloqucnce found trsversng General Lees camp,
making II their business to traduce HIM soldiers,
assailog his capacity, decrying his merits imputing
imaginary faults charging him with Incorporate passions
believed would tNe glorious army Northern vir
ginia be demoralized and ruined. We need not
ke faut attempt on ne pvi,c interests by neir trcessan
assault the President dnt his ddm,u,airdtt5n IL is
compliment TO these frat they have rvned the
country long II ia becan We the people did not believe
them that they nave done lftle harm IL Ia because
continued their confidence the President BIT too
auch 10 believe thab Lher p0vntent and Industrious
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mr.. Theodore e. wilson's Despatch
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CUMBERLAND, Dec "a, 1864
GENERAL CUSTER ATTACKS THE REBEL RossER.
Day before yesterday General Custer attacked por
ton Of Rossers cavalry at point nine miles this side OF
Harrsonburg. Rosser has lately been threatening
another raid West Virginia. but the cold and sudden
rise the streams have for time nterfered with his
plans. .
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Army OF rHx SHENANDOAH. Dec. "a, 1864
Rebel Accounts.
sBBRrpAS's CAVALRY OPERATING NEAR MADISON
COuRT HOUdH.


sBERIpAS's CAVALRY OPERATING NEAR MADISON
COURT HOUSE,.
IRON the Richmond Examiner, Dec. %.
was currently reported yesterday that two divisions
OF the enemys cavalry bad crossed the Blue Ridge and
were moving towards Madison Court House They will
gain nothing by this movement, the condition Of the
will seriously impede their progress towards the
Central Railroad and long before they reach will
have ample force Of cavalry and infantry in their 'front.'
LATER.
sherdan's infantry have up the valley TO point
between Harrisonburg and New Market His advance
supposed TO be intended diversion in favor OF tho
cavalry movement on this side OF the mountains Early
has marched out TO moe. him.
The mounted force which has crossed the mountains
tour thousand number and have four pieces OF art.
lery. They were yesterday 10 Madison county.
The CAVALRY THREATENING rnE VIRGINIA CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.
From the Richmond WING, Doc, p
Tho Central Railroad 10 again threatened by rading
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WILMINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "A, 1854
Dispatches have been resolved this evening which
state that the Richmond papers Of to day contain official
dispatches 70 the rebel War Department from Whining
ton, dated Friday. p n Al that time announced
that twenty six OF the enemys vessels had reappeared
on that plaza No attempt had been made TO land troops
Or attack tho forts up that time in consequence Of the
storm. The rebel papers also contain rumor that
Charleston probably Savannah had been evacuated.
Che Porter Fleet on New Inlet ON
the 2Oth.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 20, 1854.
The enemys feet some thirty odd sail, appeared of
New Inlet this morning.
Up 10 the latest accounts no demonstration has been
made 10 land.
Tho wind is northeast, and growing cold The weather
10 unfavorable TO landing.
Among the feet, the colorado and wabash are recog
nized.
Our people are quiet
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the Newly Elected Governor or South


The Hon Andrew Gordon Magrath has been elected
Governor OF South Carolina, and Hon K g. McCaw Lieu
tenant Governor. The Columbia Gudrdinn says
Governor Alagrath Is a native OF Charleston in the
prime OF life. IN vigorous health OF ripe experience,
quained with affairs and fully identified with the State
rights views OF South Carolina school OF politics We
has long filled very acceptaby, and dgufed with
ing taste ana sound judgment the office OF Judge the
Confederate Court for the District OF South Carolina
HIS experience and studies his well settled opinions and
bs STEADY eminenty qualify him for a faithful
and successful discharge Of the high duties which
devoive upon him. We wish him al success In his new
sphere OF duty, and brilliant administration the
affairs OF the State.
Movements OF the Rebel General Dick
Taylor.
From the Richmond whig, Dec. 22l
Lieutenant General Dick Taylor Is Ia Montgomery, and
has rooms at the Montgomery Hall.
North Carolina and state Sovereignty.
The Richmond Wig or December % contains the pro.
ccediugs OF the North Carolina House OF Commons by
which IL appears that resolutions declaring that the
states in their sovereign capacity have the right to
decide the question OF peace for themselves
tabled by two majority.
From the Wilmington Journal, Dec IL
On the night OF Friday, the morning OF Saturday,
the steamshsEra, belonging 10 the Bee Company, was
run ashore on the Bald Head beach Heavy 1rng
heard in that direction.
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Nothing Later From Wilmincton

[From the Richmond Examiner, Dec. 22.l
Teegraphc communication interrupted yesterday
afternoon, by the storm, with all points except Peters
burg. We have consequently official advces from
Wilmington, Savannah, or from Southwestern virgina.
The continuance Of the northeastern Lass night has
doubt prevented Butler from landing his troops We
have very little fear from tho land this exped
ton. General Bragg is in command at Wilmington.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

PaovIsoiss M xag ssu7s. The Memphis (fsn.
keel Journal OF The 2ist ull, says: ricad who has
made az excslrssye sossr through Eastern Dixie return
cd yesterday, bringing full aics Of otseTa papers sfd
communicating much inscscasiug snssigehee IRON
Aiatana ana Georgia. He tells u that The psoPis
are W no means discouraged By tho resent disasters
10 ,tts armies They plscsy as oser IN their
dasersaiaslies 10 contend to the 81 sor entire hide.
rer4encr fFusn the North Tbs conscstfs lav % ere
ryxsosp bcing cnforced csups o! nev FesEssisa are
sscn in at directs0as. Soldiers generally sTs sea
clothed soF ,ho HiatsF sis ony FSsss desseasy be
ing IN sis6 suFfy Of ssecs FeoJ ssefys hefesesf1ea
asanaaa.. HEs opsasoa ssosa psraassi oasserrassua
sese, Il That there ass aFeaissas saoaga IN the sls
10 si The poppsatsoa and aFsases args tyso seafs-
Tsssrs ss soase sai supplies Of rasai ifsy,
il 81 The sntessnp,sca q sntestafss with
Tess lsa ds.sss hs slse attendant cnea ersas VII
taesssss ss quantity a psss sa.ssaea Tisfe arg aa
fears d .stHsas Ia the nsest ssaf,st.nssas.
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TAX NOTICE.

Il persons asvipg hssssess OF profession regis.
n safea ase required 70 iske os.s = new sesisssy
teoa tho Isl last#ss and PAY st Ssfna. Also Ia make
rusas,s of salss and fay tae aanss sas the gsaE.
sss rslslins 5iss ait
T1e tax ca sasasne and sAssSes rents ssd al askcr
srfs.oss afe sass sss asa returns are reYeird 20
ss ssa,.s sarstg sac asas;h Of January The sssss.
seg u be fsssrd nj ny oiscs escrY dag tsnssys ex.
srssss,l daring ste naasA of faaary. Spsiee viii be
r!sss yss.s, lie Assasos viii ssks tho Different pss-
gipess in shc District. A. u. kESsKDy.
Ia.nary s &. ifth c. y.
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Ar PRIVATE SALE.

sgvggAL rARCFt.s oF vsLrAHEg RgAI.
- ESTATE in She tnssn o. Camden Alssa, scyssal
ikalY sad sasEahic Negroes among ,aan hoose sef.
vanss washer aoraea estpstssEG ke, belonging 10
tho 1psEsaary esiass cs The sis CtaEes SasEn.sca
II nas disposed q at payase &se tho above prop.
cry viii ss sod at ialic sale, esoTc tho MARKET in
taa.den, eq the iirsi Monday is February uaxt aag
the fsxi day Of tie month
~d lSU--
Two Jacks and twD Isnnstss. One OF siaa Jacss
sir years old very fUe afsi soansi--she osises lz
colt
THOMAS 4 SHANNON, E.ec,m
January
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NOTICE.
To she Planters of zSersIaasT and
lancaster Districts.
NOTICE.

TaTIgG been autiorEsed by MaIer !. b. E.
II Il SLOAN. Controlling Qt,srtcFn.asser OF soasis
tasessaa, sna As5pg g s DARLINGTON, O. M.
CHEF al rcrsgs Department aIchrsosd Virginia to
,colles ssc Tax Ia gs,.d asa Yorage es my entire
District
sao respectfully INFORM slss Planters Of Eershsw
snd Lancaster Dstrcss sal an acT prepared 70 10.
500 wtas sacks aay ss required 80 hold ssir,- Tiihas
of cesn and Oats My agcss. Mr. " IL D. STyE0E
{ghose hesqtasscgs age st Cadcn) Il aasacfized 10
gssps 20 EnY fsrss ks wbasessf Cosa saa Cats Nay
be assisgrss 70 bin, aad ia ever insssnea hsscsept
sll ss good gcssss 10 she Assessor !oy she zCuss
ssec;ssesss
t& HAT cyay Fanser viii seel il ats ausy 10 gsra
she asase assire BIS rsops attention as oay arnsses
are ssuels IN naeSs os esen and csss.
sn an;iossssa purchasing oaarserasxscr for Dis
sss No & and - ssse prste 81 eafn has been pas up
10 a 50 ref hsssses. tssst cscry basssl aos ahso
saseiy rrassfsa as sns sssarssos viii be reported
10 sas ageHs whs II siwass gSs8y 70 ty and pay Tho
naanny ss sbe sssae. Tpsy respectfully.
JAMES SOW ERS, caps and a. ID IL
Rs6seasn. s e.. Isseeataf IL, 1859.
TanasgF
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aaEaDQatARTERs.

CusMissAgY.GgS's.n DEPT. sci
C0araEta. s. c.. Dec 20. 1868
rT~HE GENERAL. ASSEMBLY HAVING PASSED
i an Acs 20 aFagtI aa Aes, entitled An Aes 10
snpsssss ss GsdHe dissisatsNa ct xssssnass NqueEs 10
shss state arsAesising ard ssnsuwsssas BIS E&cein
cy tte Gasstncs SO aHssact wssA aaslIa snd frsp0a
a5se agrs In each al the pstsss a. IRIS Ssso 70 sHsr
atassare aised gaaasit os pars sgrsA as Enasssd
sn3 fsssasase psss Hos 20 racesa isea dollars per
gais sssa spirits s0i 70 aa sod u say hai regularly
practising psysseaasas sna registered druggists
Spssce Il aesehy gsssn shat proposals Ii wEiiing.
stating prices wslt hs freciycd St sis pepsfsens af
sss nsauiactFp asa sale as above, 81 qnsasi;y nf
pe spirits aud scoo, ssssscsent ns sie demands OF
Tie sisses fsa wlcli The sses ss usa9e. Bond a sSn
issasasa solass wi;a adsepase acearssy wsli be W
gayrA ssz shc aillsal Performance a sAc eosifaes
gaFg proposals asV seqressea.
ny essass u The Earssnes.
RICHARD cAI.nwETI.
Eseat Co aaa CpEnissasy 5ienssai s C.
~ Al papers la the sssss irssss ,sar tanssx. aad
seis bsils ID d4pteass Sish eugy Of advertisement ss
caea, 70 Ibis Dssastaeas sE TayEseas Rals Paid
qaassesly.
January &.
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NOTICE.

DuRSUANT 10 aa order granted by Mr.. A. l.
Il MeDofad, @. K. D., viii seil on The shis7ieth
dsy of January inst, az the rssaeoe wisespai aisn
Sanders lived al ,e tine o bis deash aa afe ssec9s
oi said eessed consisting al h0fse stock Of cattle
tegs. sbeep household and kitchen furniture kc -
Terms cash WI. r. TAYLOR. G. & K. d.
Januay s 4 Adnr Allen Sanders decd
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ntCHAEIS CAS.DW FIJI.
Administrators Sale.

1 1Y Fswsss8sna as A. L. acispaald ariinagr f''
ID Kasshas psssries, viii seii III public sale OF.
Saturday. slr 3sa dsy og Jaauagy !ass, ca ss PLAN
ssiiaa lately oecsipsa by Teaa Afer. aesascd. esr,
ap4es stock. cattle, Hfssy &C.. &c. belonging 70 tho
casass es sas sEsd John arthur. Tsssns al sais-
Also
AZ shs ssne tiass sad place, shs ksse q he sssd
rtaasaslcs aud she uus tho nseroex for e estate.
c0gSEE.fA r, ARTHUR
,Tsassarr . Administrators.
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NOTICE.

TS pursuance Of aa order passsa by MR. A. L. Nc
L. Donald, O. K y /, / viii seA cn the swsaty-eghth
day of January inst at the residence Occupied by
lliam ~ Bullock, deceased, at the tine Of h.s DEATH
nil III, personslty belonging 10 the estate OF said de-
e.ass4i Said personally consisting of horse, stock
Of cattle household and kitchen fntnsure dc Terms
cash. wM. R TAYLOR. G. Z. K. D.
January 6 Adnr ", u Bullock, decd
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Notice.

WEwiI hire Oh the twenty.Gitb dag Of january
Wv irst-. as the plantation Of William Kirkland,
deceased some fifteen TO tgensy negro alayes--ten
and women. Terms made known GA dag of hiring.
Hiring TO commence about II O'Clock, A. M.
WM z. TAYLOR.
JOHN KIRKLAND.
JOS. r. KIRgLaNE.
January Ex'rs Wm. Kirkland, deed. !.
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Administrators a Sale.

WEIfstss as psosse sale 10 ssae hchsss bidder, ca
j She sga 5sy es January. A. d. ls5a--shs fDli0w.
ng psases.y asSsagns 80 ian tssSss eg 3. ID GEssu,
rees fssfs, STOCK eg ezs;ls md has ossse-
aesa sud ktsshsa !agaisaru psanssssnn stssssas As
Tsssss cash. JOS. K. KIRKLAND. Admsr.
saauary
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LOST

1AE ssp cars kaswesa CasaSea and Caesuspat
" Fsassskln PURSE cnntaiaing . Boss Sc sss So,
90 ]. d. fkaksrs drawn gayaals 20 .sssekser o.
issrur. gAa pablic q wssEs asainzs trading r sasa
au.e bearing Gass pecgGsts 6. 1854 ~ gsyneat b
stopped ou slse sans J.N. HgfeKSER
lamar e
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NOTICE.

a II sssnns kafins csa;tps agasgss tbs as.asn Of
n jp. ysEls,n deeessl alli pfsspns he aatar ssss'
Is #segse. 10 nc and oil persons itssssa 70 ssa es.
sae III psasp make payEsfas 10 S,a os ;assf FssFc.
siss taSa;caissss. al as carly daSs
j. ]. HrcKABEg. q
ssnasfT | as Administrators.
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FrNAY NOTICE.

LII pessoas having demands against Tho sssass cs
n J0ha s sspwa. seceased ara rsqnesssd 10 pre-
esas ;ssa, aay #siesicd. to T.. 8 Myers r payment
staaGasg b. ~. BROWN. 4
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A quaker once hearing person tell how
much he felt for another. who vas suffering
snd needed his assistance, dtyly observed 70
hirn, sFriegd, hast thou felt ID thy pocket for
him ~
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KERsHAw DISTRICT TAX
NOTICE.

WE s!a astsna ca ,be so!iowsng days
Al Liberty ifal, Friday. taaaarr 20
Fsat Rora, Saturday. 90
I" Buffalo "Wednesday, February 3
- iyfinhss Thursday, %
g sanssss Mill fsfiay. s
Cstessns Mil, Monday, q
To Tresse russsus Of thcns sni Property derived By
each pe's0n, Join, sleek conrany sud corporation,
tsosn SFery uceupstisn, employment oE business q.
shet registered or tci daring the c4lendss gear 1852
Alsaio ges fesarus from all nasla ssnysrs ard 9th
rs Registered business, In The interval ws will DO
found nj ,be otsce every day Sundays excspsed o
Teeetse returns or atpre ard collecs The sana. All
pers9ssa interested viii astera 10 thss The law vii
ba eafosred against defauiseTs
A. u. KENNEDY, C, 18th C. d.
JOHN CASTEY, q. i7th G. D.
January
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rRe rWrZ YE SISTERS


buu,otsis dcscssptiou Of the twsise inoaths o
the year, ander tho character Of The twelve
sspghisrss may be amusing 70 many Of our read
ers
The fisss il cold, stern and nuseleniing. He
name il January.
The sccond Is very ditninussse In sixe, ans
d frequently worse than Janaary. and Away
bad. Her name ID February. =s
The third il spissal 10 deposition, bolster
Gus Id. temper. aad passionate in the extreme
der name i March.
Tie fourth Il III capsisiOus sud vaywatd .
an infant: now all sunny wisl ssailes: then ID
sofbea in seass. Her nalna Is April.
Tlis fifth i bright aud laughing virgin
wlsoss prrcs a rsirtli are seldom invaded, ant
uhoer pIeasurc IS The cultivation OF sweet f!ow
err. auss name ss May.
Tts sixth Il fssoge seriess and sesisss slss
delights Id shsdy gFoses, wicsc she reads D
sssedstascs nj her lessasc. Her name Is JAMS
The scsea.h i has. auy and soiapsuosss
seeking iasain 10 4neach her thirst cs pleas
are. tics name ss IUsy.
Tie esgssssa u madden. whese locks tes
feaks shas ,ngIlewnes which ss also u, DC fogist
il The fruits That hung aysr her boaers. O. i
Tie Asyseess, shs gathering Of viaieli she loss
10 sspssinsstds Her naale d August.
.TFse ssis,iss Ii said ard HsssspnlY ia dsposs
nsns. cotalining The sslsasns Of the passions 3
yousis with Tbs discretion and reserve of ms
sase sears. Her nauss Is September.
Tie tars.h Ii uncersaia md sDys;rrious 10 lse
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Tol Tgx Poes Wlssss sasesea szassss =
srrs s,ss, detailing 10 rssaod q rs-
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aars,s Tse htssss Eesp iasSirsea wssh rassaf. as
tag ssserarsessaeas sssa ssturk asf ssssa sa ~
rrarss.ea..ssse rsosd nes essss 20 sssssf ssak
anI sIsn ssse sess sss aas stass bes
asa .iag sssssssas ss ssss 81 iss esl arg
tas feed az lie ssssse sa zatssa sassfsi
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s,ss. sus ss,ps ID sas ssy spsfsrssss tho fs
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wssr 81 ste ssspsss snssassssss ss pefssss 81
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goanarm srsxa 4. j.. gaox hss isifs viii a.
ssaaia saass a sass from sas sprsasn, b
iaay ss sais nlsssss Il b sstasay ssassalais, and
wossa asaIsase ss ssgaf can b made stoaa sts e'
sess csss. ashs pfaesaa ii prspssly sssisssioos VIII
ssy a eas rsaasss asse mag paks sspesiaassss for
ssaa u assis ssss rassa aaa asaapass sss Hassa
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Tan Fspxsai q sxssrissa - - g.
sass sa;sssa sess a sas sS Y sisssf ssssss =
AS S:spsss assy a esr sss.ssss who ssa as'sesss
sszv assy .s avoid ssAs sssasssfs wsae
sssasss sss sas ssss,ss. isavs ssHasa
shs:r p.sss, ass teasssssa so u sass sss sssy
ysws of assssssassss
zsa sssseas r sf si,asa slso sss sss ssssy
tas ssssassss yspsts, u bsssg stspsssy passsei---
Shsss II .so sss sas asssfsi dangerous ssssaessss
Asse hcsa sss ssa sssss itsa ssasasfaey
ss Il So sssss sef ayass snpsssss 70 be assssas s
Hssss st asy wAsea d 10 ssassas daaff q sstsea.
fsss ssegss Sc Ii assrss shaa :sa la he oFss
aatsasals Ralisiaa s
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

TIE aaahsaand niafaseA aays, 1Tss Tenpessace aaea
es sae city sss ssesag themselves fsan sbeiE sofpos
aaa psspsgg % Esaew tho aghs with ihair old easny.
Asrsngssneass sss esias made ke pahlic gseesiBgs
ard distinguished speakers are 10 address The paslc
fassgersaee Is saasfily on the ncsssse aaa ean Only
~ aAeckea by earnest srpeaa - sas lasssgsasa Of
tas psueae.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

Wssaixo rag Hasa.--Tbe beauty and per
snaneney OF th= hair afu beat promoted by the
ssrictes. cleanliness, Some wri,eis strongly
tlisappsoye Of crea wetiing the hsis and muster
50 we know nos how many evil consequences
a. likely TO follow the praesscc. This, however,
Is q ridiculous prejudice; no possible injury,
isu, Oh the contrary much good willrcaaI. from
frequent ablasioa 81 The head, IL Is even q
m,is,aken idea into which many have fsiler,
.ha, sharn Il danger Of catching cod from shis
practice, unless she greatest eare be observed
10 prevent exposure subsequently 10 the open
sir. No snch fear need be entertained, especial
ly when the practice Of washiag the hair has
been commenced aud constantly obsnEsed from
early life.
NJ. arago in bis late voyage afonnd The
world, remarks that the South Sea Islanders,
who have fine, long hair, with beautiful siiky
gloss, promote Its beauty by freqesnsly wash
;ug il.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

gsasysAssosa --Aa iataiasgeas lady wbo kad iaas
eesaa saroagh TIE sssensys Esos ffasn Chattanooga
says ss Tankees aass gppe into sasaf quarters asd
hoass es shasf aeilss asa a,sassaa 10 sake afwaf
snovemeas en AsIsssa "a he aprisg Tise country
sseas casessoogs Is sasiseiy STRIPPED Of asssysing
aeon sssaa Hsaa or saass saa sabssss Sss the fsa.
kees bare staaaaHs spples which they bring up she
Tsnnassee rivsf Ia stsasa hoaas.