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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-10-15

LAAII.Y Sugar Cn'ei Hams Just rccofYed
J ard for sale rhpar nv
ttlr. Rs6i NN. McCLELtAND.
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KfEAT AND BONE COMPOST.-A rich
IVk and cheap Manure tor Corn, Potatoes,
&c. For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF !

CEILING the entire Stock of Goods at
~ less than regular prices, to close bust
ness by January Is, 1865, at
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16
jeff Davis on Aiming Negroes.

In hi- late message 10 the Rebel Con
grc,s Davis says.
10 would seem proper 10 acquire for The
pupAc service the entire property. in the
labor ol the slave. 20 pay therefore due
compensation rather than 10 impress his
AMOR ior short terms The policy Of en-
2a2ing 10 dr charge the negro ON his dis
charge after service for faithful service ron.
aered, is preferable 10 that of granting
immediate manumis-i0n. and that eu-.ain-
ne him Do seryitude. il this policy -honld
recommend itself 10 the judgment of Con
gress. II D. suggested that. in addition to
the duties heretofore performed by the slave
Dee might adtantageOusy be employed az
"a FARMER and engineer labOrer. and iu that
event The number should be- augmented "a
1000 beyond this limit. and their enplov
meni, Do doe. not seem ~ be desired uu-
Der The circumstance. o. 20 abroad The
moral distinction exists between the Use oil
slaves rs soldiers in defence Of their hom@s
ana inciiement Of some persons 10 iusnr-
rcciiOu against their masters. The suhierf
j. 10 be- reviewed bV us. the. efore SOLELY I'M
the lighf Of policy. and our social economy
When 20 regarded, ] must dissent from
those Who advise "A levy and the arminr, oil
slaves Tor duty a. soldiers. but should the
ALTERNATIVE ever Dee presented Of -uiiuva-
lon or employment Of slaves as soldiers
there seems 10 be- DO occasion - doubt
what should then De our decision. IN the
recommendation above made for frainiD,,
10000 negroes for the service Indicated
shall meet your approval. &c j. certain this
limited number. by their preparatory 10
training intermediate departments. would
form more valuable reserve force I'm case
oi urgency than three fold their number
suddenly called from the field Of labor.
while fresh levy could 10 a certain extent
supply their places in the service for which
they are nOw employed"
On negotiations for peace be says:
90 Peace is manifestly impossible unless
desired by both sides, and the disposition
ior DO among our enemies viii be best and
most certainly evoked by demonstration
on our part of ability and mistaken deter
minailOn 10 defend our rights and hold no
earthly price too dear for their purchase.
whenever there shall be on the part Of our
enemies a desire for peace. there will be no
diinculiy IN finding means by which negoti-
atlons can be opened. but IL is obvious that
no agency can be neutral
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

New YORK Police The report Of tho
Board of Commissioners 81 the Nefronoli
tan Police contain facts oi deep moral -i.-
niicance. and makes many most valuable
sugge-ii0ns. Ofthe . 00o policemen. onl,
20o are employed in Brooklrn a coupli
meni 90 The city of churchc-. 30 perfect /.
The system. that every portion of the grad
ed streets ln the city b. passed over ever,
hour. day and night hya patroiman. MocL
auctions are stiH heecino the unwarr. and
concert saloon. seducng the hee.lles-. Al
dli-nna. legislation is needed upon These
points Tie report most Justly condemn.
me present demCraliziBe system Of the fire.
department and urges a paid system as
economical and safe: and suggests the -.
adjustment oi f-n0H schO0i. towhich an
unemployed children should be sent The
evils connected with tenement houses are
brought ont distinctly while the nuisanca-
oi slaughter and fat-b0ilinr establishments
arc properly condemned. Its "a remarkable
iaci- that OF the 50. 500. 900 passengers cross
ing onr ferries during the year. not one life
was lost Of 500 900 reported a. lot. the
police recovered nearly 500. 00O.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

N0T CoNPLIHESTARF.-Carlyle calls mod
ern novels tales Of adventures which did
not occur M Gods creation. but only in the
waste enambers-tO be Iet unfurnis hed-of
certain human heads. snd which are part
anu parcel only Of the sum Of nothing.
winch nevertheless obtain some TEMPORARY
remembrance. aud lodge extensively. al
thls epoch Of the world, in similar still more
unfinished chambers
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

BEoWN BRoNCHIaL TEoCHEs Rev.
Charles = Robinson. late of Troy. now o.,
Brooklyn y Y. writes Of Brosrn's Broa-
ctiof IrGctes- - Rev Mr Booth rava me
TWO or three from bis Pocket. a Jew years
ago, recommending me 20 make a tria of
them ior DE- had i0und them beneficial
have Kept them on hand ever since and
found them very serviceable after the wear
mess q speaking, as well a. allaying the
irHlal0u consequent upon q cold.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

TIE SORGHUM CRoP -Notwifhsrandino
the unfavOrable season Of dr0u-h and rba
chinch bug. the aggregate crop Of sorrbnm
in Illinois viii be large and the quality m
sirup better than usual. Tie large e-isb-
lishments are doing q good business and
VIII make 40 for the failure Of last vear
The mill at Buckley viii turn out 200 or
200 hundred barrels. that al Lola ahouf
5Vo barrels. and many others in Ike pro-
portion The product is selling very readi-
" al the smaller mills ia the State at 81
per gallon and upwards That from the
larger establishments vii be refined and
then put into market.-Pra1se Farmer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

ttSoLl IoN explanatory az au al entitled .. An
a.' to Hefeisr "a. pay 81 soldiers n Tie JniteH
States army and for other tsirr4..s - sr-...--,i
June twentieth, eighteen hundred auIdl sixty four
Re'oleaby he SeIgfe AMI House # Rerresentsfir.,
y me tnued States ~ Amertcq ia C6rqr.-s qss,7,II5
IAst me word musicians, in the first section II sl
"'l ,httel An act 10 Increase the pay ~ soldiers
in tie United states army and far otber nr~ress -
approved June twentieth, eighteen hundred and ia
tyiouf s not o. be construed 10 incirlo rgi-irir-
toihef than leaders, employed as members ~ hrig-
ide ana reelIleital bands. bug such members ~
bands shall Doe paid as heretofore one flurth ~ fl
members Of each band thirty four dollars nor otti
onefourth OF them twenty dol .ars Der month 9lat6
remaining hair seventeen dollars pr mouth
Approved. July ., lss4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16
DIR. WOOD.

M uentlst, 40 Homo tltir'ns af I4nslnr auf ri
emily. have Just returned from Albany anal an,
Ietiy 90 attend o. any call in n'utistrv am NOT
cheap Dentist 81. hut profess 90 da INV work ss
S-reiaiiy AMI as sSililuiy rs any n the business
- -. ot west u claim too much search out cr .
mat Is worthy OF ai cilin h.r,~. tr-.s..r ,n,-
teeth TO his care. Ihis is iri, policy
tiy Lots ani Lands f1- Sifs
June IS. 1864 a. =.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16
SEYMOUR HOUSE.

~ Lewis e.. Loomis, Corner Franklin ana c.rf-.
streets, lansing. Mich fha ii04.. is al.ar.nt g.
.a .ae p,p'i ali has hrea thoroughly rcff,ed
Throughout 10 o. the intention or Oh. nr1nri t.,-
10 keep it DO iTst class stFl. 4-4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

COFFEE AND TEA n CALIFoRNIa. a.-Tb.
cultivation Of coffee and tea pr0mise- 10
become al important business in Calilor-
Ma one nursery al Sacramento has over
1000 coffee plants on trial. and there viii be
no difficulty in bringing up the plant 10 a
standard Of hardness 10 weather the mild
winter Of that climate Near the Mission
Dolores several thousand tea plants have
been raised during the past pear. The tea
plant Il grown in China and japan in lad
tudes corresponding with all California
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

PR CES

Large SIZE. (hcldinr nearly double qr-sntitvD
q 90 per Botte-hlif soz. 5 Ok
NinA" >iz'-'o cents per Botte-haif doz = 0t
Beware OF COunterfeitS.
S,e that the signature Of .. e. VI. JACKSON r' * ,
The Wrapper on each bottle
>apllt your nearest Druggist not have The article
az not pc PCT on hy any 0f the intoxicating ureura
tons thar may oe offered ia its place but s.-a H. -
ana We VIII forward, securely packed. by express.
iriAeipai otlce aHd Mandatory. Ne 6sl Arch
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16
[PrHlc RE.elrna.-Nn- -


-'4 null -ANfN 4Il lit rrlIUi ui tl
ilte accident a. TIE United states Arsenal IN
Washington District u Columbia
Whereas nearly thirty persons. mostly females.
were terribly Injured nineteen ~ them fatally ft ,r
eAln7iel ID lhe cartrdEe factory 10 The United ~+ata-
Arsenal. Ia Washington District q Columbia on Ill.,
seventeenth day u June eighteen hundred and sxfv
iolr- ana whereas all Il tue wounded are poor and
dependant upon daily labor for bread syls IN
- e-ainiiF have been deprived n The power O. earn
their living and are without the means 10 rrr.rrs
lhf care and comfort Necessary 20 their recovery
Therefore.
~ =. ord y n N1te 1nd Hotre o. eIreseifi-e,
of the Juitsd Qafss q Anaeri-1 n fr,5~-f- -.lil
hat the sum u two thousand collars De- ani rle
sane Is hereby, aprropr pr-ztel olt y any money
10 tAe treasury Lot ot1erVi ise appropriated III
tLe reilef u tie victims u such eru'o=i1r-sai
money % Be distributed under the direction u lf,-r
Benton commsnding a. said Arsenai srf ir s--cf
manner AS shall most c0ntuce 70 the comfort ana i.
sl.-cureE and that b. report O. tbs H.nsa
Approved, July : lst4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

=
RESOLUTION 10 relation O.. the rror..-,,.. .f %.
Military Academy 20 W. Point
hssoirsd ~ the S'no', 0Hd Hris,of R.fg,s.lfriir.
ofthe Ja5ief states 81 4raerir1 Il, (.ay .,s,.,f =,
NAT The thirty first section OF the act eaffei a,
act ior enrolling ana calling ogt the nafanaI forces
and for other purposes approved March thtrf ef.I
teen hundred ana sixty three. or the eleventh slctl
VI VI 80 An act To Increase ihe pay a. soldiers iu th.
tinted States army aad lor other purposes srnr.,
ed june twentieth, eighteen hundred ana .Isf. f.-
shaii not be construed to 81 ridge the rrivi.,r. sr
ay allowed o. the professors OF the Military Acadin,
academic studies ~ that institution
Approved July p 1sf4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

JOINT III s)LJ lloN imposing q special u.o,,. .i,.f,
h-s'lrsf y hrS.na-s AMI n Tee ~ Re4,r.,ea.s,,r
"a t'r mel Nl'es or fHlerira "a Cin1r.s 1sss,sIlf
41' Do addition O. fhe income duty already irnrosi
ny "a" tADrc shall Doe levied assessed ana collected
'A th' irst r4y az October eighteen hundred In,
sAls -i'lr- special income duty upon the eatrs
'1-s u income Tor The year ending the thirty s~sf
1"y 81 lvcemter. next preceding the time herein
med, by isvyiuE, assessing ana collecting s ,r,
q t-- persons residing within the United Stares -
Tie rate Of five per ceutum on all sums e,,s.'.,.'
"a ".n-ie1 dollars and tic same shall he levied Il.
~ e '.A.-'el ana collect except as the rate.
"t,'Iuls T. tAe provision Il existing laws t.r tf.
'i,- v' 'i l-c'ine duty, annually where NOT in
it..I'ie A.ie ans tAe Secretary of The Treasury
- "eIeNs authorized % make such rule. and -,,l
eiols IS 20 time and mode. or other matters a. .,
e' .-e e'lieciioh oi tn special income duty herein
provided Tor as may Dee necessary PrafE-f mar b.,
cs'lii'iiLS Tie annual gains, profits or income -
p or SAID, ior Tie foregoing special income dgtv mo-
ue-Aeiills shall he made for dlyIsDnfs or interest
received nom any ASSOCIATION. corporation or com
pAny nor shall any teluDtl0n he made f..r s,, sI,r
OF pay received ~
Approved, July . 1861
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

PklcE. Proprietor. M.sn. th. County S.f o.
hsnm t'1lty, Michigan. lin-Inr. Ilr,-lu .nf
Dexter Silg.s step GO fhi- n,s-s. Charges rea
sou'oe Is lI5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16
AMERICAN Ho'- 80.
EDEAR unI N.

NJ HUDSON. Proprietor. Lansing. N.rit.ln. orn.
site the Ctpii1i building G.r.-.f ~ft... n.I..
kept 20 connection with ilr iiHHst 400
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16
LONCA'EAH - nlrTrII
HORATIO pRATT.

" Chlncery and Collecting Ea.ll..-. I.a....
iichisan- Oiics over ths Second NluDnal Ulns
y. LoSGYEse- SOB D. ID. w nrrr.u
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16
PUFuo Rrso1rTIoS-No ST

4 ih7'A1 ii'H 10 increase the compensation 0f ma
irons n the hospitals
hesgLred ~ te NHGte and House II Representatives
y ne tnfsd Nates # dnerca IN Coagrers ass.,all
lhat ihof from and after the first day ~ july ..ri
teen hundred AMI sixty four hospital mairons silal
De entitled TO receive ten dollars per month and rre
iA'lon- Approved July 4, lsGi.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

trpm ,es j Newton Brown 60 n. Flf,r or Che Fl,
cfc.upeiu of Religious Know. Bee. .ut tis CHRIS
uln Chronicle Philadelphia
Atl'l-h unt disposed o. favor of ra.smn.nl F,t
enc Medicines on general, through disfrlst or Their
ingredients int effects. ytt know O., uo sufficient
f'i-Htis Why --4n may not testify 90 tle benefits
Ac h'h-gs himself Oh have received lr,in amy simple
rrtfsi'n- in tAe hope that he may thus contribute
Oh the helrht of Others
Geo thi- the more readily ia rerlrl to Hooaln l'-
Drrmnu ftturs prepared ny Hr &. M jackson. oi
ihiS CITY. because w- Irculicei against them for
intny years. under the impression thar they were
'h'eIt in alcoholic mixture 1 am indebted 10 INV
iri'ni Robert ~hu.Inaser Esq for th. removal sl
ihs prri1ic' ht proper tests ANA Tor cncairaremrnt
n try th,m when suffering from great .nd l,f,- c,
Hhlr'i debility The Gse nf three bottles of thts.
eirrs st ih- beginning ~ the present year was fol
lowed h} rslient rcii-l ana rostoraton to degree
~ bodily 1rt mental yiror which bad not fclt for
-N months before, Hut had almost dtsp1irel of re
-iininr therefore thank Doi anna m. friend for
directing Inr fn n-e tstm.
rfs ~ Nh
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

ExPENsTvR PENs.--The heirs OF William
Penn stu head the English Treasury isl
They are 10 receive $50, 900 per annum for
ever
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

I1e Macon toIgeaeracy regards the dis
cusslon oi the peace question as impolitic
on the part Of tae rebels.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16
JONES & EVANS

saeeessors to c. Jackson & Co, Proprietors.
town IN the United states 4S9,I
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II. TIIAxER

uIOkNtN and Counselor 40 llw anil soH.t.r u
Chausery. and Circuit Court Comm. ..rrr vs..
liamston, Iugham County. Mich az,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

klpt-t Church.
ID. Jackson. near SRI have n.-n ir-lurntlv re-
IlrSt'i e. connect ms name with comm, na.t lions
'i aii'r rt Siats 90 mf licia.s. hut regarding tl-
practice as out of nay appropriate sphere I havo in
nl '-itS errltel. hut with clear proof In varous
Instances and particularly in my family or fhs ,.s
.nllnt,s 'i D. NuoAinI S German Btters l.rlrf f.r
once from nay usual course. tp express mv flr con
Nrii'n tni- Fog general debility of thr system and
~pr'.1iy Tor Liver tomplint 10 is safe and vaIn-
able pr. plratlon- in s0me cases 90 may fi. hut
usually doubt not. 30 Will Doe very Dencfci4l 10
those Who suffer from the above cause.
Yours. very respectfully n KFNARD
Eighth below Coates Street puiiieipha
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

-s a. sast-Michigan Cenfr,i ,f..r.'s ior an
Az Sssad ss1li Trunk Railroads. southern
Rsiss- ~ kEE-wiih the Nississ,noi r,.-,s
foraIl no,-,- WATERFOWL and Horlcon P-,,-,,,s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16
ALLOWANCE AND DRAwRACE.

SEC IL dNf 3, = further enGctsf That fro-l ani
aiteT the date on which tbs act takes afaat to-
s-aA Dc an allowance OF drawback o1 Ill articles a.
~ien any internal duty or tax shall have been rsis
except raw or unmAnufaciurcd cotton refined ca
VI 1Ap'nA nen1ne or se1zoe- distilled spirits nan
lfzctured tobacco, snuff ard cigars al i isr--r.-.
eiiai 70 amount . the duty tax pait thereon an
no more when exported. the evidence th1t 9-v rt
l.Is or iax nas been Pait O. be furnished &, IL
- 'io- ~ ile torliss q Internal Rerenne nv
suSh person or persons as shall clam, tha .ri-r,-
vl araN PACK and the amount 20 70 ascerfsfrai I'M
GER such reEulstions as shall from tine a. tim, h
u 2! tne commissioner Of Internal Revenue
Nno ihe sane snai be paid by the warrant of tbs -
's! OF we Treasury On the Treasurer OF the United
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

Railu,v- eeofs Tor Great Western P.fl,v.,.
Dock Al tsfy steamer, at J.. 4 n ri nS.,- ,. ~ .-'e
ne co,.,1ad and 10 IS A. n and 90 p N '''s
he sts,,,a't tny : Time Tables can bs i,,f OIL. 49, .
. AN Oacs H.. " K MUIR, GenI slp'i
4SI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

AokrsACE Nf lands. tstlt. 1T nror,e-fv real no
personal. heU2hle or movable wfarsns-s-
Wlerc tne same shall be made as security for
The payment 90 any dt fnite and certain s,r, ~
money lent at the tins or previously due ana
"Wlnt Ni ieieln-n' % Pee nlif being uavshIe-
a-s' any conveyance of any lands estate. or
property MAAi-oev0r- ID trust ta ha sold er
o,-ef iSe t' pe corve-ted into money. which
sAtl 'e intended only ls Secarity anI shau D.,
rrltrilll-lf before Tie sala CT other a.sr.rSal
thereof. either by express stipulation ar oth.-
WISE OF any personal bond gwen as ssc1ritx
i.' lNi pay nneri of auy definite or certain s1r-,
"i 10 '-.l cNcr DE- Uae lulirel dollars a-f
A't 'A'tf ia- I've hurdrei dollars. .fftv cents
H.,--'.a e tgr hundred dollars. and TOT exceed
l-- one thousand dollars. one dollar I
A.. t.el. ADDITIONAL lve iuEirei dollars. or
iltt tl'-.A- part tAcre0f in excess of or., th.,,s
fnc dollars tftv cents.
Fror1etf- l1at upon each ana every si-r.r,..r,
vr transfer 90 . mortgage lease. OF policy ~
insurance. ~ the rclcwa. NJ ca,firrar-ca of,r,
asretil II. contract. OF charter By letter ~
cslerwi>e stamp duty shall De reouiraI All
paid equal O. that imposed on th. f-,-.-.l III
sIrument
.ssAeA rCAET, oy any vcssa. from a.p0rt IN tie
Illiea states 20 foreign 7ort. not exceesins
t1irty nve tc.lsrs. fftv cents.
Exceeding thirty Eve dollars ani nj exre.iir-
MY dollars C-e Goliar........... I
an Ter every ati.te1ll fity doilsrs. or frscti,-
81 part u'erccf. "a excess q fifty dollars. one
ArN1f ~ Ar7oRSEf Tor the sale OF tran .f-- ~
.-! stee@, bonds, or script o. for the cellec
80 " a! dividends or Interest thereon. twsn-
q rs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

r. besyT'9g Tl,g Cars on an Night Trains
'''esFaph Line is open Tor Pniii. r,,s,-..-
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-06

ALL lluMDuC.-Wc have in our minds eve,
residing not thousand miles from Wilmngton,:
to whom the following which We take from tho
Columbus (Gco) Sun, will apply: :;
Poor Confederate money! miserable trasf
worthless paper! cart load wouldn't buy q
splinter from fence rail q! not worth q -
dogon fit only for the fire !-sucli arc the cx-
prcssions doctl. out BY almost every one; vet
singuIarv anomaly in human nature, the very.
men who abuse AMI curse this money most
strive hardest to Get most of it, and when
amasscd, they hug it to their hearts and love i!
as dearly AS life. No parting with this trash.
lit is only fit to DC burned, they never put
piece CT rag in the fire, r,and it hurts them
worse to spend dollar now than it ever did.
Whoever hears Of any Of those who tell us
what dollar was once and What it is
now, who in such lngubrious tones attempt to
dcprecl;'tc Confederate rags, throwing away
anything, of giving very largely TO any be-
neyo|cnt object, or even spending it for their
own qualification or advanccnicntg Most GU
rious Of all curiositics and wonders. everybody
crying down our mony, and yet all cntlcavorings
to amass every cent possible, and permitting as
little as possible, to leave their hands 1t is not
spent one fourth as libcrally as gold apd silver
was. This cant is all humbug If Confedcr::
ate money is so worthless and contemplate;
what makes you want it so badly, strive SO
much to make it and love it so dearly. We
yet have to hcartof an instance where this trash
has been thrown away.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-06

WHO OwNs,THE GEORGIA RAlLnoAD.-Wc notice
that Northern letter writers state that the Georgia Rail
road is owned by the STATIC This q error The Geor
gid Railroad is private corporation and is the proper
ty of private citizens. The only road owned by the
State Of Georgia is the Western psd Atlantic Railroad
which at present is in rather demolished :cond-
ton
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-06

IRuE.-Mr Footc in speech to the House
o! Representatives few DAYS stree denoubccd
several of the members for their "skulzng at
lacks upon Vice President Stephens" Upon
being called on for IN explanation, hc said that
all attacks made by members of the house upon
amy party not present in secret session we're
STALKING attacks. Although We do not agree
with AIR. Footc in everything lie SAYS, we Ger
tainly do this time. Those members of Com
Gress W no arc in the habit of vifying outsi,l-
c's in their secret session speeches arc skulkcrs
IN every scrsc Of The woptl.- Chronicle d; Sen.
infL
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-06

COLUMBIA, TEES'--A cco ding to Nortl,ern papors
HOOD at last accounts massing his forces at Co.
lnmo'a, Tenn This town is Tho capital of Maury Co.,
and is situated on the south side of Duck river about
lorty two miles south west Of Nasville Before the
war IT was place of considerable Importance, and
contained about three thousand inlabitans. Jackson
college, an institution founded in $780, is located at
this point.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-06

A restaurant has been opened in London for
fat people where nothing will be served up but
viands which check obesity. No doubt they
have sawdust soup and arbor vitae ham. No
danger getting stout on them.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-06

IMPORTANT ANNouNcEMENT-Cux OF
NAME.-Thc distinguished individual known
among the ancicnts as Cupid, has recently
changed his name to "Cupidity," and will here
after devote his attention to matters Of money
as we'll as matrimony.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-06

TRUE TO Ills PRlNclPLEs-Wc arc glad TO
see that at least one member of the Georgia
Legislature is willing to come under the law
he prcscr'fcs for the people. Mr. Francis L.
Cue, a member Of the House from Chatham
county, Immediately after the adjournment, re-,
paired to the front and offered his services to
Gen. Wayne, who gave him appointment
on his stall. In the capacity of Aid, he as
sisted IN the defence OF the Oconcc bridge, and
IS still at h's post to share the fortunes of the
Georgia Militia i'll the present strugge-.S.-
vaMn0h .SepuLlican.