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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12
GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ Ersfe ~ ievA- I.EE Cos.
BY virtue VI special execution 8ae eetei isued
T the tl~k " the District Coft ef conty in favor
II tseorge Fletcher. ard against James W johnson ard
A&4tli$ Jokhsf ard also decree R9stiIst oesrse G. An
-s~s Co. anil oheEs have levied upon and sili sell
- te highest lslaAr. the fnt ise tY4f H. u
ce of the District Court Lee county Iowa hsskuk
IN said county the = day u Irii L. lsd zen
the iGrs Ia saccc xha - e4ark NJ commenting
Ut elssk ", u SAID day the following terty. to-
sfi, Tart of lots Que - and r. in hlek sixsx-tso
g. IN the city u keskuk - county, Iowa more Isar-
ticntAsfr described Ne toils~S twt: ing d 9Th
street ~ peant VI hot me said block sky tive 90
twsfy 10 feet fFasn the OF tie aex running
tarurl Is ssd huek ~iStysEs f6s theme ssytv fef
along the ne of Fifth saia lot ca Il lew as
high street; thence one hundred 1 right angles
g. fiith street taTDnsS iot Il y in said
6atk siStyEwu 5 theme sixty - % tbs north
westerly tire ssd uss II ami thrre ISL in
said aik - the ALLEY said block thence twenty Bi
feet along the nr 81 the sifeY fr sad ict Towards
fitt street. theBce twenty - fest iasteTgg towards
High street; thence eighty ~ fret acr~s part Of sad
int :. afi aArdss rho soie ~ said Ia o.e a lck
70 ihs place Of beginning tith street IL tie city u
keokuk- Lee ceahty Issrn.
Taken leylsi apu AMI so m sold by tFer IT rvarf
satisfy said writ "A esesafs5n
Printers fee - isRAET. ANDERSON
1 ke-'kHk, hArrii !, -. sherla * La~ Co. tswA
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tHERIFF.S SALE.

~ IlEItIT . kS-iL LII.
|' SrAyE OF Iowa, LIE CnuxrY-ss-
nv virtue ef special ecutn 20 directed
hy Clerk Of the District Court of said county, in fayur
Of Hiram BARNEY and against Denas Avery land also
decree against s b. Ayres and Ann Asres and etlersB
have levied upon and win sell to the highest tadder
mt dc OF the chfks Office Of the District Court
Lee Ccunty, lSwa al ke1ak, ia said county, chs lss
day Of MARCH, A. u. 1861 between the hours Of O'Clock
A. NJ. and ochrk r. NJ, commencing ut o'clock " NJ
Of said day the following property towit Ihrsontws
quarter e the Houtk-csst quarter Of section wenfy-one
zl in township sixy-seven 6I north Of range nve to
west, in Lee county, iowa
Taken levie npun and to he sold by order OF conr 70
satisfy said writ ofexecuton. We
keoksk Feb 70, 1861 ISRAEL ANDERSEN,
Printers Fees s. 5o.l Sher1h oil Lee Co. iC~4-
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CHkRIFF,s SALE.

~ -TsrE - Ina S, LFs Gu srr-~z.
Nv virtue - sf%sHl A~eesgtierl ffreti is-nei
y the tirfs 81 the district GpB n sa nfs
= - finil-naa. afsf st Iif@ FL 1aysf farl sf-,
x' RE asst ifgtia i2iiia. ttsrs- lsse levied
uIQn and viii -el te hzls. t8lrr - ths ff, .-rr
q the aierk nfr@ ~ trrBstEses aft d L4 fdnstJ
Iowa ~ htsaknks in said cslHnfY III 1tl Gas spr4l
a D., lssja tstS the hours + cock 4 NJ Ard
aeiv9 A. y. n rsnena az NJ aeinek ~ NJ If
fAs ~ lt'~sHg Isg9rty, taii Aess en-l 80 ERa
three " liask niisis ~ u assI - VI heskrrk Lee
county iswa ana atse fhz nntftiA Lar n fs1 e,eil
Al feet On the front ENDS n Ist- s7@t rit~f nj
Iw.ivr W in hen eIt5 hrse ST. Il the city kre
krrk Lie county. Io=a
1aken sssassi EI~sa and ~ M ~ai " order q urt
satisfy said writ II execution.
K.eksiks Aell. ls, d. rIsES Ell ANpERs0N
Printerss ~ = - Slsarfff n Lee - Inua
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ HEh1FF , SALf.
~ SFsrx lows. Ivy Cr.-ss
By virtue Of special disctes issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court OF said county in favor
Of Marette Hughes, and against seth L. Ears ma have
ieFiel upon and will sell the highest bidder at the
nt door Of the Clerks once Of the District Lee
county, Iowa heuk in said county, the 2rs iay
81 Narei, A. H. 1shs- tetweea the hours 0cioek
ami ceock commencing at aock u M of said
day the following property, fwlt. LIT Twelve LII in
block ten lo in Reeves, Ferry Williams Addition
the city OF keoknk Lee county Iowa. with flr imptpve-
nlents thereon
Taken LEVIED urcn and be sold by order OF court
satisfy said writ pt xeeulon. s
Printers Fee 81 20. ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokak, Feb, 10. o. Sheriff q Lee Co. lows
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SheriH-S Sales,
NHERIFP'S SALE.

NHERIFF'S SALE.
SftTN ~ Iowa. LIS co-ss
~ virtne - special execution H. ne ,resF4s issued
ty tfe itEk u fae Distract ert ~ sod caainty IN r
81 hiram bsrasy, sti aggs1s. HsnBai. " Aais land
AAs dcrt s@Lasi t't-, IEx0n aud Charles fars
60 aad oflpr~ have feviesi lE-fn and viii sefY h ~
highest sasarF Al The fFz; q tefss Office II tie
Htrart Court II Les county lows krsAuk in SAID
eeanty On tins -aa day ~ sis, A. D. 49, gtwe~n the
hours " oeifck aud e!esx \. commencing
al clock Il saie day, the following property 10
w.t. Lit Nc. three ia hloek ifiy three $751; ia the
city oi heskuk, Lee eggn1y, Ia%a
iSkes levie nior, snS - be sid hY order courr TO
satisfy said VIII 81 execution.
fraAters bee ~ to ISRAEL ANDERSON
hsokak, Marcha Oh. sheriff " Lett, Iowa
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SHEKIFF's SALE.

81. ,;..x STssx Iowa, Lac Goy--S1
IL, - special execution me directed Issued
"a 'ns district Court said eosuf v III yxsor
'"ns "eisr, ana against II. Haut,natr bsy. l1isi
np"n ana viii cell to tine hieisssf lAler - a. sn,
luvr oi the clerks Office ~ District ro,,,, ~ -
camfy, Iowa. Al keoksk- in c.et = a., X al,
day Of April A. D., lsS4 between the Ao;srs IL q cts
A. n and o'clock M, ntils At orfs.t = !, -
saii day the following property, tD-wit. Funr iet anal
two inches ~ Of the rear seven rs it ~
ard nine VI and fourteen II feet aHd Eur iac.s IA
~ the nosf-~estcry sSle ~ lot ten TO- Fl block one
hundred and twenty-five f25b tsng altogether Is gl2
- fronting On Aain street ari extending back sYen
wdt. 70 the atey =a!d block city u hsokuk LIRE ot-
", Iowa - p
Taken, levied upan and be sold BIZ ortlerf cor4 to
satisfy hsSf writ q execution, h
Printers Fee 81 90 IsRsEI ANDERSON
heokuk- Ach- loth- 81. sfser1G II LIZ CO. Iowa.
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rONCERTINA AND DuLCIAER

CoxcxasSA wffasuS Mssrzs confsipsne Elements OF
Music Complete Instructions fr Tie EnAsh CpnceEtipA
Songs Marches, Watxes, rofkas. Dances, &c; complied
from works o Gaze, SsdTwick. and Rutsnxfr. % eta
piefs (uf4e cf sendy and Exercfses NTH collection Of
Choice Mqssc. ny Williams and CoFie.s 50 csntA lN
DuIcrnER INSTRUCTOR Instructions for the puisamNs
piDes and Directions for Tuning BY j. Low ~ ce9eA
Mailed postpaid receipt OF price Pubitshed ~
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ Eas@ sTsTE Of Iowa. Ike CofNYY--zs
by virtue Of special execution directed tssnel
w tie Clerk District Court safd ents III favor
n samuel K George. aud against H. Reid And also
decree akz;ifst Albert els Als otasrs bon
and will sell 70 The highest fdAdPr the front DOR "
the Clerks oer of the District Court ~ L. ss.ty Iva
Al keoknk. said county, the 9Th dny ii Asffl,
lsti- between die hours ri efaoea A VI rnd 4o'itrk
r. NJ, commencing eelack r 81 said ay the I'll.
lowing prss7ss1y- t~t The hsf n tire
quarter q ssetion eighteen II CONTAINING ehty so
afres. more is~p m township sxtyfx ssY n6rin u
range bse ~ s't. and tse nerth bali sctiVn thirteen
ID. tJsfaie sisfyix Ie, north ri rang Ak fefVsst
all In Is-e eaunty, Iowa
fa<eu lesirti upon ami - ~ sold ~ trier oftouft ~
satisfy ssti sri, 81 est< uiiaz.
keokrh. Mich Ia. 81 ISRAEL s~iyP SAS
frtattrr YES ~ sksssA Lee s,as iowa
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GHERlFF'S Salt.

~ sT1Fs lawA LEz cegN1I-sS
by virtue of special execution if4etetl is%asa
10y the Clerk I'd tie District Court 81 sd cssv, Iayer
beinas Martin, a ssaiitst .pha kss,,iDil Nicholas
" Leslie ami James bsai have levied uon and will
sell ~ Tire hi <.~t bsir, the dor ef the clerks
ue % the District Court 81 Lc County Iowa az keokuk
In ssaid county on the 18th day of March A. H. fs.l
Ia esn the hoETs u = uefsk Il VI. aeioek J., Nj
einmenei1g al ecock r NJ II said day the fsTiowii-
property, teeif Tweny - Main street y one
htinsrud and Fty tluf feet de-, commencing seveaty
~" feet iron the and bling Irt
81 }e eleven il, 10 seos stisr.-i six los
the city 81 he9kak. lv, sneaty. Iuwa- 8t@se~
Taken, asir nfr aff d p sed III order ofthe court
10 satisfy said writ cfsxecution
keaknk. fph. Is 1Sg4. ISRAEf. ANDERSON
Printers kfs s. 81. Sheriff ~ Lee County. Iowa
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Grain and Lumber Mills,

+. i. Zemp, -four and grist Jas. H. Vaughn, -four
and grist; James a. Kirkland, grist J F. suth-
erland, lumber. and grisi; w. Z. Hughes lumber
ahd grist: Charles Perkins: lumber; Col James
{. Halle, lumber and grist; A, H. Boykin, four,,
grist and lumber; L. W. r. Blair, -four and
grist; Charles Raley, -four and grist; J. R.sow-
ell, gris; John W. .Gaskins, -four, grist and lhm-,
ber; John A. Young, grist and lumber; r. J.,
cauthen, lumber; Robert Kirkey; grist estate
4 Vim. Shields grist and lumber; George r.:
Miller, -four and grist;' L. j. Patterson, four;
and grist; John s. Miller, -four and grist estate
of T. Lang, griss and lumber; W. N. Kelley
grist, John Chestnut, grist and lumber; James
Chestnut. sr., grist and lumber; John hcRae,.
erist and'lumber; John Brown grist; estate Of
Burwel Doykin, grist and lumber; estate Of
Lcmucl Boykin, grist and lumber Mrs. Jane, J.
Knox, grist.; Richard Hyatt, -four and griss
Lewis Peoples, -four, grist and lumber
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Headquarters,
RESERVE FORCES, 5. c.
COLUMBIA, Sept, 80. 1854.

NObl lN.b'NI 'lSl'' ~ W.
GENERAL ORDER NO. T.
T PURSUANT TO GENERAL ORDER N
L . Ajptant and Inspector Generals ffce, C
series, ihereunto appeuded) the Brigadier G
commanding Reserve forces OF South Carolina hereby
assumes control and direction Of the conscrpon SER
vice in the State
ii. Except as hereinafter specified, the organization
of the Conscripton department. in the State, including
,the Examining Boards VIII be preserved; and all en-
iSlng orders regulations and instructions o the Com
nandant OF CoiScripts will be continued OF force until
Otherwise ordered.
=. III Local Enrolling Officers and Examining Boards
will report Immediately to the Conmandant Of Con
scripts, and through Inn communicate with these
Headquarters and will, through linn, receive orders
and instructions.
~. All communications in relation to the Conscrip-
ton service in tile State. and nl applications for cN
empton and detail must be mndc through the Com
mandant Of Conscripts; communications on all o.her
subjects will continue to be made through the A. A
General of tie Reserve Forces S C.
V. Tie office of Congressional District Enrolling
Officer being abolished. all officers hereto ore acting
in that capacity will report by letter to the Command
ant of Copscrpts for assignment to other duty setting
forth their rank corps position and present assignment
TO duty. Competent officers will he assigned as "ln-
spectors Of Gonscrpon in the several Congressional
Districts.
VI. With view to compliance Of Par. III Of said
General Order No. 73, the Commandment OF Conscripts
will without delay. order the medical examination Of
all commissioned officers and other persons Except
those Of the Invalid CorpS) employed in the enroll
ing service oftbiS State Commissioned officers as to
whom 10 disability is found to exist, will hold tiem-
selves in readiness to be assigned to duty in the field
as sonrsas practicable.
=, VII Application ior assignment to duty as Enroll
ing Officers Assistants Clerks and to other positions
in the Conscripion service in this State; vii be re-
ceived from officers. non-cOmmissoned officers and
prYates belonging to the Reserve Forces and f!ort
retired and light duty officers and men, and per-
sons not liable to service in the field Snch apphca-
tous enclosing testimonials OF character, inteli ,ence
and fitness, will he addressed to Maj g. d. MELTON,
Commandant Of Conscr.pts. Columbia S. c.
BY command Brig Gen. CHEsNUT.
ED. II. BARNWELL
A. A. Gen.
Oct 90.
rs State papers copy three times. "
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Commissioners oE ROads.

Commissioners Of Roads.
}. NJ. DaSaussure Chairman. B. 7. Mccoy, ". T..
hughes Daniel b. Kirkland. james IL: Nc
Dowal Lewis J. Patterson J. English Dolby,
Fred. Bowen, Johr' l.. Mickle, Gillian Sowell,
Richmond r. Terrell, Emanuel Parker
The sixth.section Of the Act to establish cer-
tain Roads, Bridges and Ferries, passed December
Il, is as follows:
"Thet each Commissioner of Roads now in Of
fee, or hereafter appointed shall serve until Il
successor is appointed and has accepted. This
section to be in force during the war.
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, 8: O.:
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

RICHMOND, CHARLESTON coltMBs1A, w.ass1TzsS1.Y az
AND WAY MAILS.
Due-Daily. by soP.N
Close-paly by 6 90 p. N
LANCASTER, FLAT ROCK, Dc.
Due=Monday, Wednesday FridaJ'by12 Of N
Close-Samc days, at ll'oo'L,,W
RED HILL, Russell PLACE, DC.
Due-Thursday, by 10 -.
Closes-sarne. day, at. Ii 90 a.
rILLER's FERRY, JEFFERSON, &o.
Due-Monday, by. 1906 NJ.
Closes-Frday, at .". 10 oeofA A: n
OFFICE HOURS :
Tromys 90 A. N. to 2 90 P::,M., and sstr aSoA
time after opening the mail at night - '..'.i
- Nv. pEeuRs P.
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STATE OF seUTH CAROLINA.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RESOLUTIONS
o'rhe General Assembly. the following persons
have been appointed ny the Governor to the Mlit ry
Academy aid will report at the Arsenal Academy in
Columbia, to Capt. J. p THOMAS commanding. on
the frt day Of January rcxi:
Fist Coag,essionaE Hish i"'.-Sergt - MIngnm,
Co. j. :. c. V, b. h. Owens, Pee Dec Light Artle-
~
.Srcond Congressional alDtsfrct-Sergt A. F. oGrien,
Co. J. lst :. c. y.
THIRD. Congressional Di>,ict-Gcnamn J. John.
son.
Fourth Congressional D;sf1c.--L Yancey Dean,
Co. r. Hampton Legion. 5 G. V.
Fin Congressional Dst:ict-ThcoGore o. Ward,
Co. j. ?2d s c. Y.
Sita nS,-'ss'nal D's'rirt.-Sorgt. Madison
Hawthorn Co F. 18th s c.
TIE applicants vino have not been appointed and
who may desire 10 renew .eir applications for the
next year. should give notice tirrc"i 10 this lepri.
memt.
By order or the Governor.
i. r. ARTHUR
Oct Is ] Private Sec ct fy.
sS- Columbia and Charleston papers publish tr
weekly for two weeks. All ether papers inIhe State
publish olce.
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Wanted to Purchase

EOR THE USE OF THE CONFEDERATE
l. States--Scrap Iron, wrought TOR cast, for which |
pay fair price in cash. or, ifpreered, will exchange
rolled plantation Iron for tie Planters brothers
having any crthe above to dispose Of will inform me
OF the fact wish " collect it together speedily
asposSible. j. s. MERONEY
September u.
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l.. McGandlcss' Male Academy: F. S,nudenmyer,
male academy; Mrs. McCandless' Academy for
Young Ladies': Mrs. McCreighr; Miss Dawson
Mrs. Peck: Miss Maggie DeNoon.
Deo1rs in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard,rars De-. s..
E. W.. Bcnney, James Dunlap, George Alden, Mrs.
NJ. r. Campbell, r. NJ Kennedy, Mrs. McLeish,
Mendal Smith, Mrs Conner, Mrs. Crosby; -
Benjamin, Matheson & Co., A.. T. La,la, ". D.
McDowall, S. OppenhenI, NJ Sadih l. Brs., No
roney, Boswell II Bro, j. NJ. Gayle Joseph
Scmmers, 7. S. Myers, Jsmes McESea, VI.
C.. Gerald & Co., George DouglaE,. J. H. Op-
penheim BIU., Vim: Jshnson,D. p. 4oeo,t, B..
Skies.
DrUgg7sts.
VIM McKain, F. L.. Comp.
. E0ok Seller and Stationer.
james A. Young.
Waiche, ind Jt,tclry
james A. Young, |. L. Alexander Asw,! WEEP
han.
Blachsmths, II1agon and carriagtAaksri..
S. Shiver Robert Man. Nathan B. Arraits Thomar
Sl,iver. H. R.; blacksmith.
Cabinet HarerU1as and Cndertaksrs:,,,.
c. Il. Chatten, Wm Tarver, J. F. SuthetlsI1,
Builders. >, ,r,......
J.P! Sutherland, c. L. Chatten, II. C. Roberta
Merchant Tailor.
Charles A. Mcdonald
:, Saadlery and HqI-nt;;
81 J. 0akes, Hr. Bulger.
ThtelprgM and Ginamq1err,
u. McCreight.
Bakers. ..,
F. Shoemaker, VIM. Daassh
Tan Ydrds i'lry ..
L. B. Stephenson, F. L. Zemp John g. Bradley.
Alex. Mcleod, Dtwis ]. Patterson, John Brown.
Hotels .EGs
Mansion House, bT E. 6. Robinson.
DeKalb House, by .- J.H. Jungbluthi
Frirate BodrdSng:.
j. W. Rodgers.
M7inGry'and Dress Making "a,
Miss D. II. McE*en, Mrs. Hamnsrsleugss
sChUrches.
Methodist. T. Wightman, pnstsr.
Presbyterian-S. II. Hay, {"
Episcopal-T. F. Davis, ir., q
Baptis--W. +. Hughson, q I"
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Con nissionerS Of Public Buildings.
John Workman, Il. NJ. Kennedy, X. B. Johnson. F..
L. Zemp, l.. W: r. Blair, james B. Crreton, Vim.
d. McDowall Chairman, C. p. B., Colin Macrea
Treasurer
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Commissioners Of Free Schools.
Wiley Kelley, Vim. Dixon, james Team, c. c.
Halle, Jesse Truesdcl, Daniel Be,hune, A. l..
Mcdowell.
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Commissioners ofthe Poor.

Commissioners cfthe Poor
E. Barnes, A. A. McDowall, John o. Higgins, r.
NJ. Kennedy, J. S. DePass. W. +. .Hughson, Sec
and Treas.
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Coroner.
John S. Meroncy.
Man0qcrs of Elections.


Camden-John s. Meroney, c. A Mcdonald
VIM McKain. 70,
scureton's Ml-Frcderick Bowen, James Team,
Emanuel Parker.S
Flat Rock-5Jcsse Truesdel, James Fletcher,
George Il. Miller.
Buffafo-wm. Mungo, Gillian Sowell, Wm Cato.
Luenhy's-John McGougan, Daniel McCashill,
Dotsafd Mcdonald.
Schrock's Mill-B. T. Mccoy, Alexander Nc
Lcod, Henry Radcliffe.
Goodwins S,oro-Bcnjahnin Cook, John u. Nick
le.f James II. Vaughn.
Liberty Iiill-A. D. Jones, jr., r. C. Patterson,
r. L. Cunningham.
Obfcfrs of Court.
Joseph D. Dunlap, Commissioner in Eqaty; "
Clyburn, Clerk 4. j.. Mcdonald, Ordinary
duncan Sheorn, Sheriff.
Tar Collector. "
William Mckain.
Confederate Enrohmg officer.
W. H. Lcner.
Confederate Var Tar Collector.
4. NJ. Kennedy.
AsScsSors'
John Catstcy, Il. NJ. Kennedy.
Collector Of Tar inEind.
James Jones.
chief Commissory Agent.
J. H. Devercadx
Cearederate Qudrtermaster's Agent
James Sewers.
State Quartermdster', Agent
A. Markley Lee.
Receiving and Delivering Agent.
J. NJ. Gayle.
Officers of the Town Of Camden.
Intenddnt.
James Dunlap.
HurdetiS.
N. D. Ba1ley, D. Hocott, L. NJ. Boswell, K. NJ.
Kennedy.
Recorder.
R. NJ. Kennedy.
Marshal and Markets Clerk. IL
Wm. Johnson.
prnfpSsinna1
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President and Directors Of Camden Bridge Co.
Presidcnt-Johu VI. DtSaussure.
Direcors-John Macrae. B. Perkins, James Team
Colin Macrae, Sec. & Treas.
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Commissioners TO APprore Public S.cariiies
John VI. DeSaussure, James dunlap, VA. Z. John
son, ST., A: NJ. Kennedy, Thos. E. Shannon.
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N0.IsiruieS.

4TCg3siruicS
John Il. Withersroon, Vim. b. Hogan, W. L. Tay-
lor, Henry Brace john K. Shaw, Richard L..
Whitaker, J. L. Barker.
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Soldiers Board of Relief.

Soldiers Board Of Relief.
John NJ DeSaussure F. Barnes, Jamey Dunlap, j.
Ross Dye, c. Mosely, james Team, Jesse Trues-
del, John B. Micklc, Charles Raley, John Gas
kins, Daniel Gardner.
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Professional.
Physicians no,c Prdct,cing.

Physicians nop Prachcing.
L. Fl. Deas, D. L. DeSaussure, T. Reenstjerna,
W. R. Skies, Benjamin H. Maheson, J. McCaa,
j. l. Trantham, W. L. Pickett, B. S. Lucas, T.
Mellow, L! NJ. Desaussure, Thomas W. Sal
mond, F. L. Zemp.
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Notice..
AT
y. SOM MI III R 8.

A Ill PERSONS ARE FOREWARNED NOT TO
N trade for note given hy me. to John Baker, for
five hundred dollars dated some time in June 1864,
as the property for which it was gwen has proved I'M
sound will, OF pay said note unless compelled by
law. JAMES a. IhoMfSON.
Sept.
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Scholastic. Mercantile, L Mechan-
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.lcqd,miss and Primary Schools in camdtn.
l.. McGandlcss Male Academy: F. S,nudenmyer,
male academy; Mrs. McCandless' Academy for
Young Ladies'. Mrs. McCreight Miss Dawson
Mrs Peck: Miss Maggie DcNoon.
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rChurches.
Methodist. T. wfghtman, pnstsr.
Presbyterian-S. II. Hay, {"
Episcopal-T. F. Davis, jr., q
lBaptist-W. f. IIughson, .
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e" State papers copy three times.
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Miinory'and Dress Making. !. 80
Miss D. II. McE*en, Mrs. Hamnersleug =
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Olicfrs Of Court.
Joseph D. Dunlap, Commissioner in Eqiity; "
Clyburn, Clerk a. J.. Mcdonald, Ordinary
duncan Sheorn, Sheriff.
, 1864-02-01

ITO LOAN.-slo,oo0 on good i'm.
Il proved Far.ue within l45 miles OF Chicago. for
three or nve year.. D, Z. rEAESOSB, lis Randolph
sizees, Chicago. Poss Office Box Sse1. ,a3Q.os7 Il
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Tiop taH 70 Roo1...-+-...... .. @1Hc
CKlEESE-1 In active demand and small receipts,
illinois and Wisconsin Cheese are especially sclrce
few any having offered at less than 12c per cwt- We
quote: -
laEs So @ @ l., 80 II
assc per dog. LINED Eggs In better supply and easy
, 1864-02-01
From the New York Times, Jan, esth.1
Reelection and Rcconstructfop-Th
Presidential q 0uchtfnu

TnquesticDably one Of the strongest caus-
es OF the popular manifestations for the re-
election Of President Lincoln, Is the fact that
he most directly represents an acceptable pol
in the country knows President Lincoln's
method, and the spirit with which it will be
carried out lie has disclosed botl with q
tlistfnctiycncss which there Is no possibility
ofmistaking. The gooa faith and consfsten-
cy which hive marked ull his words and ac-
future course. On the one hand, be will not
break down State lines OF State rights; on
tie other, be Will not surrender the control
Of States to men whose thoughts and acts are
for the rebellion. His Amnesty Proclamation,
which treats the loyal men of the States as
Ger lie Constitution. inpairs no principal Of
cur system, and yet opens the way to COM
pletc restoration Of the Union on lis old ba-
Sis. 1t is an exponent Of his policy, read and
understood By oil men, and approved By most.
1t Las aissiI atcd n thick cloud Of uncertain
ty, md enabled every one to look forward
with distinctness and confidence.
The opponents Of Mr.. Lincoln find their
chief capital In these obsolete associations.
Neither those on the Democratic side, or on
she Republican side dare commit themselves
to any positive plans Of reconstruction essen
" enough at the amnesty Proclamation, but
tic in it's placc. Not half Of the Democrats in
Congress voted for Mr.. Ycaman's proposition
10 admit The rebels to their old civil rights
without delay or restriction, when they should
lay down their a1ms. It Is very certain that
1t q prop osition were made on the other side
10 1eceive the rebel Suites back only as terri
tcriee, it would not secure quarter Of the
Republican vote We know Of no proposed
ca1 dictate for the Presidency who has declsr-
ID for any distinct different plan from the
Prce;Gent'e.
There stands the Presidents method In bold
est 5elItf, u fixed beacon for every eye; on
.itlrr side Of it are only specnlations and
slacows. Even If there weio no other rcas-
I n for renon,inatins Nj: Lincoln, this would
terly opposed to exchanging clear straight
Cntll, With Mr. Lincoln to lead them. for the
nnhnnN n 1Gays CT nnE men