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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-21
Peace or starvation.

The following Ia the main portion or
the significant article in the Releigh
North Carolina) Daily Progress, men
toned in our Geographic columns yes
terday. 1t is taken from the Issue Of
that paper, of Dec. odd
Peace alone can prevent starvation!
1t is folly to talk 10 us about there be-
ing enough supplies in the country
Such is not the fact, and those who adj
here to such proposition will find out,
when it is too late, that they have been
mistaken.
Confederate money is bad enough, we
know; but the dearth of provisions In
the market is not caused by a want Of
confidence in the currency, but because
the producers have nothing TO bring in
Men who can command means are ga
thering up gold, silver, bank notes and
treasury notes, with which to buy pork
in adjoining counties and be thankful
to get 1t upon the terms and for the hard
substance offered.
How then will II be with those who
have nothing but the pittance in Con-
federate money earned in sewing or 9th
er work When the currency of the
Government ceases to serve as a means
of trade, and will no longer buy what
the soldiers and the people want, the
army and the people will resolve them
selves into mob, and those who have
misled and ruined them will have to fly
for their lives. Do our people realize
how near we are to this state of things
If not, let any citizen take small sum
of money and visit the city market some
cold morning.
We tell the people and the authorities
that the present condition of things can
not and will not last. The masses of
the honest, Woodworking people have
been deceived and misled long enough,
and they will not suffer and endure al
ways. Peace they want, and peace they
will have, if not upon such terms as the
leaders who have betrayed them desire,
upon such terms as they themselves
shall prescribe. The rich may house
their meat and bread, but we tell them
it will not remain with them unless the
poor can be provided for. The muscle
of the country will not starve while
there is bread in the land.
Peace, such a peace as statesmen and
honest rulers might obtain for us, would
give us an abundance Of all creature
comforts at reasonable prices-would
reward honest toll with an abundant
harvest but war, q continuation of the
war, will rob us of all social and politi-
cal rights, and make the many the slaves
of the few. .....
Every man who is now for war, in
preference to decided steps by both con
federate and state authorities looking to
peace, regardless of age or condition,
should at once enter the army; for there
is but one way. in which our ruin can be
made thorough and complete, and that
is to continue the war. We believe that
a peace can be made that the world will
consider honorable, and that those who
assume to rule us ought to take steps at
once to make it, for enough has been
said by the enemy to satisfy all reasona-
BILE men that they would gladly remove
the quarrel from the sword, and refer it
to the council chamber.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-21

-Tallow candles are dolla: piece
In Dixie.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-21
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
dPNArp

A bill amendatory of the Homestead
law, and for other purposes, was referred.
A bill authorizing Minnesota and Wis
consin to extend their common bounda-
ry, ETC., was referred
Peter Cooper and others of New York
petitionea against the repeal of the $500
exemption clause After some talk upon
exemption, etc, the House bill to pay
officers and men in the Department of
Missouri was passed. The bill appro-
PIRATES s700,6l2. 'a a '
The Enrolment bill then came up an
amendment passed prohibiting enlisted
men from serving as substitutes save in
regiments of the State in which they first
enlisted; an amendment to strike out
the $500 clause was lost; one laying a
tax upon income was rejected; one
making men who have lived in the coun-
try one year and voted at any election
liable to enrolment was passed one to
make the Communication e4OO was adop-
ted. THr3
Without final vote, the Senate ad-
journed to Saturday. r.
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Headquarters,
RESERVE FORCES, s. G. }
COLUMBIA, Sepi, 20, 1861 J

EpRJE:3 =. g..
CoLUnE1A, Sept, 20, 1861 J
GENER.tL ORDER NO. z.
7 PURSUANT TO GENERAI. ORDER 20 73
a . Ajatant aal Inspector Geurlpa l. flee current
series (leretnto aprendcd) the Drgadier General
ctinmandiig Reserve forces Of South Carolina lereby
nuuCS control and direction Of the CONSUMPTION ser.
vice in tile state
II. Except hereinafter specified tho organization
OF the Conserptou department in lbs State including
tue Examining boards will lie preserved: and a]l ex
listing orders regulations and instructions OF tile Com
'andant OF Conscrpts will be continued of force until
otherwise ordered.
III. Local Enrolling Officers and Examining Boards
Will report immediately to the Conn;ndunt IF Con
SCRIPTS and through him communicate witt, these
Headquarters. and will, through him. receive orders
and Instructions.
" All communications in relation to tho Cunscrp.
ton service In the Satc, and all applications for cx-
c'npton and detail must lie Made through the Conn
hanaant OF ;onscrilts; communications all other
suJ'c's WI continue to he nnde through tho \. \.
1elle:a Il itie :eserve Forces, S G.
" The office O: ong eSslun;,i District Enrolling
Olcer being abolished. all officers heretofore acting
Ill that capacity will report by letter the Comund
ant o Conscrpts for senm,nt To other duty. setting
lorth their rank corps, position and present ssign
10 duty competent officers will he assigned "Ili-
Spec'ors OF fConscrron in the several Congressional
Districts.
VI: With view to compliance of Par. III Of said
General Order No 73. the Colnr,an,nt oi Conscrp,s
will, without delay, order the medical examination Of
al commissioned officers aud other persons Except
'''o"e VI "e 'allo corps employed III The enroll
ing service Of this Stale Commissioned officers rs to
whom no disability is found to exist, will hold them
selves i'll readiness to be assigned duty in the field
as soon as practicable.
VII. Application for assignment to duty as Enroll
ing Officers, Assistants Clerks and to eller positions
IN tho Eenscrip ion service in this S,ae; VII be re-
celved from officers, no,l-cumniSsioned officers and
prlVates belonging to the Reserve Forces and FROM
re''rcd aud light duty officers and men, and per-
sons not liable To service in tho fold Snch aprlca-
tons enclosing t. stimonias OF character iutelli ence
anu illness vii! be addressed IN Mai. d. MELTON,
Comnhtndant OF Co"sc. pts Columbia S. G.
Gy command Brig Gen. CnEsSur.
I'D. IL. RARNEELI.
4. L. Cen
Oct e.
SStats papers copy three times.
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Printing for the Legisla+
tire.

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Il PRINTING for the two Houses Of tho Leaisla.
tire of South Carolina, Of either ot them will sub.
mi their proposals to the undersigned, at Cslunbis,
on er before 2stl of November inst.
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eacll-l7O5 ems pcr page.
Calendars OF The two Houses, Loug Prie.sf s. lines
ot 81 ems each 7c5 ems per page.
The Bills to bs Dr. jned Oh good writing r.lAr and
all other printing to 10 dono on printing paper Of as
tire quality ss can bs procured.
Extra copies ofevsry paper ordsred 10 bs printed by
either House, must oe furnished to each nlsnabsr Of
the other branch OF tho Legislature.
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enar, two hundred copies are required daily on:
hundred and fifty for the members OF the House of
Representatives,, and fifty for tile ncmbsrs Of the Son
ate
The Journal and Calendar must he delivered puno.
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Of each day. and copy by tho me hour to be de.
vered Mt the Executive Department. md one copy to
the State Auditor.
The Acts and Permanent FORMS Of the Houses n,u,.
hs printed stitched and ready fer delivery by the Goth
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IRE work 70 count double and pages aud side notes to
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Tho Printer OF their permanens work, viz: Acts, Re.
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Proposals or the Printing Of the two Houses or Of
either House, must conform to the foregoing specinca
tons. W. e MARTINI,
Clerk Of Senate.
JOINT. SLOAN
Clerk OF House Of Representatives
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THE LAWS OF NEwsPAPARs.
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Council .:$Toxice.

TT IL ORDERED T".a', THE FOLLOWING;
Il rates of Staago bs "a: d, and after Monday
next viz:
On all oecf offered for sale in alarket -Four Dollars
Voal Two Dollars
lioga-ovef 0o!hs, Three Dollars.
ilga-under ~ IDS. Two Dollars.
Mutton ana Hides. Two Dollars
It'll also ordered that Two Dollars 10 charged fer
onponnding Horses and Mules For tlogs, Two Dol
lars each For Sheep and Goats One Dollar
1t is further ordered that the Wciglcr at the Public
Scales DO allowed Fifty Ceuts compensation for each
draught.
BY order Of Council. r. ~ KENNEDY
Clerk Of council.
Nov. l2. al
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The nlrc Editorial and Contrhutoral Corps of both
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| tellsive anu.
splcMd;d Array Of Combined Talent
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The Proprietors confidently that the "Fied
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Wanted to Purchase

tNDR THE USE OF THE CONFEDERATE
l. Stntcs--Scrap Iron, wrought er east. Tor which
r'v fair price in G. sh. ur, fprc icrcd, will exchange
rolled plantation Iron for tho Planters ar others
having amy oite above to dispose Of will inform HE
Of the fact as wish 10 collect il together speedily
as possible. Us. MERUNEY.
September t..
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ADJ'T 4 INSp. GEN'LS OFFICE,


COLUMBIA, Nov. Is, 1864.
1INERAL ORDERs NO. l6
TUE COMPANIES ORGANIZED IN
every Militia Regiment Of this State will
forthwith proceed TO Hamburg, s. G., and re-
po't for duty to Lieut.. Col. Wilmot g. De-
Saussurc, 4: d. G..
ii. The commanding officers of said Conpa-
nlcs will Immediately Summon The members of
their respective companies we'll As all per-
aons within the Militia Regiments to wlicl, thev
belong, and who have not been enrolled, but
who src liable to duty beyond the limit, Of
their Districts, TO assemble at the most con-
ven'ent points on the line Of railroads, prepared
70 proceed at once to Hamburg.
Ill: Tile troops will provide themselves with
h"versacks and four days rations, and such
auppl'es of clothing and cooking utensils AS are
indispensable for their comfort in the field with
ont ehcumbtring themselves with such articles
a, are not absolutely necessary.
~. Company officers arc authorized to issue
certificates for the transportation of mcmbcrs of
their respective commands.
Y. The persons liable to this service arc all
persons between the ages of sixteen and seven
teen years, and all persons between seventeen
and htty years OF age, who arc exempt from
Confederate service, but who are not exempt
By the law. OF this State from State service,
which Includes amongst other classes, all bon
acd agricuIturSts who have been exempted by
Confederate authority as owners and managers
Of their own plantations:
Il. Companies convenient to Hamburg will
' ct their own means Of transportation to that
:'',:t
II. The commanding officers of Regiments,
-, all general officers, ;s well rs the oiliccl*
'manding these companies, arc charged wiz.
J: immediate extension Of these orders with.
a. :urthcr notice.
III. The "Battaon of State CaGcts ars,
80. companies Of Mounted Infantry, comm, 3D.
- ~ Captains Frederick and Pcrcival, =, Ill ;ol
.-,mselves in readiness to take the field \ tlr
N est notice.
=. The Governor and Commander. u-chicf
MS, as matter Of the utmost Importance
-. 10 public defence, the prompt execution Of
'lr," orders, and the assembling Of the troops
y - places designated without delay
BY commando
A. G. GARL1NGTON,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
s1;YPapers OF the State publish ono week.
, v. 21-6t.
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Removed.

'E>nESUBSCRIBEA HAS REMOVED ONE DOOR
Il anove Mr. Brlnson's Tin Factory. where no will
coE,lh'!e to manufacture BOOTS and SHOES Hav.
ag lmbcr Of FIRST rate workmen, he will execute all
s':leTs with neatnoss durability and despatch
r., |cv l4-ld2r. ". f. HUGHeON
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The Richmond Examiner,
PUBLISHED DAILY SEMI WEEKLY AND
IFEEKLY y

TEEMS:-TtiE DAILY RTCHMOND ENAMI-
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C55- The Examiner is published OH the cash system,
ant, will not del art from it under amy circumstances
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LHROM THIS DATE WE SEIAL .HAnGE
l. three dollars Omnibus fare to and fro n part
of the town. To or from Kirkwood, or + 20, tho
limits Of the town, six dollars. Tho hgi pres 0
horse feed compel us to advance our rates
J. X. WITHERSPOON.
f.. G ROBINSON.
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

SWALLOW two or three Hogsheads of
Buchu, Tonic Bitlers. SarsaparIlla, Nervous
Antidoies, &c, &c, &c, and after You are
satisfied win the result, then lty one box
OF Old DOCTOR BUCHAH'S ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PlLLS,-And be restored to
health and vigor IN less than 80 days
They are purely vegetable, pleasant to
take, prompt aud s~alutary in their effects
on the broken down and sh altered constI-
!urion. Old and young can take them with
advantage. Imported and sold in the u.
S. only by JAS. 5. BUTLER,
No. 427 Broadway, New York,
Agent for the United States.
P.S.-A box of the pills, securely pack.
ed, will be mailed to anv adore s. on
rsceip, OF price, which is ONE DOLLAR,
post paid,-money refunded By the Agent
If entire satisfaction is not given.
July 20 1S64-3m.
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EDITOR OF The 'STAR,1-Dear Sir

EDITOR OF The 'STAR,'-Dear Sir
With your permission | wish TO say 10 the
readers OF your paper that ! will send, by
return mail, TO all who wish il (free) a Re
cipe. with full directions for making and
using a simple Vegetable Balm, that will
effeclually remove, in ten days, pimpies,
blotches, Tan, Freckles, and all impurities
Of the skin, leaving the same soft, clear.
smooth aud beautiful. ! will also mat
tree 10 those having Bale Heads, or bare
Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them TO start a full growth
luxuriant hair, whiskers, or a moustache,
in less than 80 days.
All applications answered by return mail
without charge. Respectfully yours,
THOS F. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
s31 Broadway, New York.
July 20, 1864 -3m.
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FRENCH BREAKFAST AND DINNER

OWING 10 The verT high p rice OF Coffee
and The great difficulty in proc uring a good
uniform and reliable article our customers
have often expressed a wish that they
could be supplied from first hands. Twas
the intention OF
The Great AmericansTea Company,
to do g strictly Tea business, but as we
have had sume customers living st a dis-
tance that have relied uSon us 10 supply
them exclusively with Tea :and Coffee, il
being announcement from them 10 come 10
New York, Tae Great Tea Coffee Empo-
rum OF This country and as our Tea Tas-
ter was possessed Of Information relating
TO a Coffee that could re turn ishej at .
moderate price, and give universal salts
faction, and al the same lime afford The
rela Iler a handsome profit-we have been
compelled to supply those parties. THIS
COFFEE HAS BECOME SO POPULAR
with our customers and their sales have
increased 10 such an extent that we have
been compelled o make large ADDITIONS 10
our machinery, which will enable us 10
supply q lew more customers with IL. We
will therefore send il 10 those who NAV o.
der.
II is fast SUPERSEDING ALL OTHER
COFFEES. This coffee has been use,t Ter
more than a century in ParIs, and since
It's Introduction iCio this country, IL has
been in nse by some Of the leading French
Restaurants here The Psrisiaus are said
to be the best judges of coffee, and the
great favor in which it is held by them Is
The best recommendation that can be pro-
duced Tor lis fine flavor and healthy effects
upon the human system.
We put up but one grade Of this coffee
and that is OF a quality thai cnr ustome
have found from experience will give per~
feet satisfaction and meet all The demands
OF their trade. Ii is The owest price thar
we can commend.
We do all our business on 1.-The most ex-
tensive scale, buy by the cargo and sell at
only two cents per Mound profi
We put up This coffee in barrels nn,v. -.
10 pounds each. This method of pai,iae
up saves from 2 10 5 cents per pound 10
NE customer, and by its being 10 a Iaree
quantity u retains It's fine flavor mnch
longer In 'his ioTm than in any other. We
send with each barrel Show. Cards, Ci,cu.
lars and Posters. 10 assis, ,he deaIe, ~ In
iToouce ITO his customers. We hope our
customers will take pains 10 have Them
well posted mp and distributed, as IL viii
De TO their advantage TO do SO.
inns coffee we warrant 10 give perfect
satisfaction, and If il does not please, the
purchaser has The privilege OF returning
the whole or any part OF it within so days,
and having his money refunded together
with all the expenses Of transportation both
ways.
We issue a Price Circular of our Teaf
and Cotfees, which we ars clad 10 sen.
Tree TO all who wish ii. Consume rs of cot.
lee should enquire for The French Breakfast
and Dinner Coffee and be sure thai +, was
purchased OF the GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY, Importers and Jobbers
S5 & 81 Vesey ST.. Ne,c York.
Julv "a 1854
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READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT Trunk line from the North and
~ Northwest for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading. PottsvilIe, Lebanon, Allen
town, Easton, &c. &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia
New York, Reading, louisville, and all in
termediale Stations, al 8 A. NJ. and 2 p. NJ.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg at
6. a0A. NJ. arriving al New York att. As the
same day.
A special accommodation Passenges train
leaves Rea ding al 7 IS A. M. and returns
from Harrisburg at 5P NJ.
Fares from Harrisburg: to New York
SIS Is 10 Philadelphia 50 35 and 81, 3d.
Baggage checked Though.
Returning leave New York al 6 A. Vi. 70
Noon. and 7 P. M. pittsburgh Express.
arriving al Harrisburg at 2 A. NJ Leave
Philadelphia al 8. Is A. M. and 3. 80 p. M.
Sleeping cars in the New York Express
Trains, through TO and from Pittsburgh
without change.
Passengers by the Caitawissa Rail Road
leave Tamaqua at 8 so A. NJ. and 2. 10 P
M. Tor Philadelphia. New York, and al
Way Points.
Trainsleave PottsviIIe al 9. IS A. NJ. and
2. 80 P. NJ. for Philadelphia, Harrisburg
and New York.
An accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading at 6. 90 A. M. and returns from
Philadelphia at 5. 90 2. NJ.
u AT iheihe above IIains run daily,
Sundays excepted
A Sunday train leaves PotisviIIe at 7.3O
A. NJ. and Philadelphia al 3.I5 P. NJ.
Com mutation Mileage, Season, and Ex-
cursion Tickets, al reduced rates to and.
from all points.
80 Pounds Baggage allowed each Pas
senger.
G. A. NICOLLS,
General Superintendent.
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RI DING'S kUSsIA,sALVE

Heals Old Sores:
Radding's Russia Salve Cures .Bnrns.
Sraids, Cuts.
R.dding's Russia Salse Cures Wound,
Bruises. SPra,ns.
Readings Russia Salve Cures Boil, u
GERS, Cancers.
Reddine'S Russia Salve Curer Sal,
Rheum, Piles, ErS ~sipelss.
Redding's russia Sslve Cures Ring
worm, Corns, &c, &c.
No family should he whhon' H.
ONLY 25 CENTS A BOX.
For sale bv
j. p. DINSMORE, No 491 Broadway NY
5. w. EOWLE & Co. No. Is fremont ST.,
Boston, and by all Druggists and Country
Siorekeepers
Aug 10, IS6i-iy.