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The weekly union record., 1864-07-02

GUY CoTToN.-Ihis discovery, of which vi
have heard little since the interest in II subside(
some years ago, is again coming into notice
Though unfavorably reported on after trials bj
officers in the French aud American SERVED
an Austrian experimenter has succeeded in 81
improving il as to render 1t nearly certain thai
it viii come into extensive use. There are nov
forty field batteries in the Austrian servicj
using this cotton, and the material can be END
ployed in small arms without danger, and wit
very desirable effects. The Aus,rians hav
now q gun cotton cartridge for small arm
which can be loaded without the use of a rau|
mer, and even while the soldier is marching q
a quick pace. The advantages which GU
cotton, thus prepared, possesses over powdd
are muliiorm. ln mining operations, the gas
from the former are much more readily disa
patcd by ventilation. In the open air, wit
nothing but the atmosphere for fulcrum, tft
effect, for the purposes Of destroying bridges
palisades is far superior Iudeed, in these
stances, gunpowder makes no impression, viii
gun cotton proves vastly destructive. F.
submarine operations, it is shown to be id
mensely superior to powder. Ia blasting roc
it is more easily handled, can be packed in
crevices from which powder would fall cut, al
can be more certainly exploded. Its manufactu
is far safer, the manipulatious being conduct
while the cotton is in a wet state, and Il
process Of drying being perfectly safe, evs
when aided by artificial heat. 1t does D
deieriorate by exposure to moisture eud evd
when accidentally wetted can be dried witho
impaiFing its quality. The recoil from
explosion is not so great as that from powdd
Its effect. when discharged in shell, IS mo
powerful ard certain It's impulsive streng
Is so much greater as to make it far superior
powder The diminished weight makes I
burden upon soldiers far easier, and enab
lighter caissons to be used. The cartridge
more easily and rapidly inserted into the pied
And, finally, the residue is so slight as to
almost imperceptble.
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JoHN c. FRENoYT.-The Mariposa Gazette,
published in the county where John c. Fremont
resided for some time, passes upon his claims
tor the Presidency as follows:
In accepting the nomination of the Cleveland
Copperheads, John &. Fremont took occasion
to attack Lincoln for his extravaganza and bis
financial incapacity. When it is remembered
that Fremont was never given to paying what
be owed, even with all his LAS Mariposas. y
and that many of his private debts have recently
been bought up here at thirty cents on the
dollar, it may set people to questioning the
proprlety OF this voluntary attack on Lincoln.
Fremont doubtless possesses many excellent
traits-has lived on mule meat-rode a woolly
horse-managed the Hundred Day campaign
and has been once defeated f r President; but
when he criticiSes the financial abilities of
others, he might well reflect upon bis own ca
pacity in that line Whatever be and some
of his deuded followers may think, it is quite
clear that the voice of the people will be that
Fremont possesses far more ambition than
genius-more love for glory than real patriotism
and that with all his professed attachment
for the Government, be prefers bis o gn advance
meut TO its material prosperity. His action
with reference to the Cleveland Convention has
demonstrated bis unbounded sel6shness, spleen
and vanity. His late conduct has afforded
abundant grounds for questioning both his
ability and his patriotism.
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GRANDMOTHER, said Ike, seriously to Mrs.
PartingtoD. have you heard the report that
the Prince of Wales baby has not got all bis
fingers 90 one hand, and that both his legs are
lot right?"
"Lor' bless mer exclaimed the old lady,
"then how could be ever WELD the spectre Of
the realm, or walk as be ought to-"
Ike, however, pretended not to hear the re-
mark, but began clipping the cats whiskers,
and grinniDg to think that his grandmother did
not see that nobody has all his fingers on one
hand, nor anybody two right legs.
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CURRENCY-MoNEY-T currency of the
world includes many kinds of metals. Cold,
silver, copper, iroD-ln COINS or by weight
stamped leather and paper, wooden tallies
shells of various kinds, pieces of silk or strips
of cotton cloth, Of fixed size and quality, are,
or have been, 10 use among mankind as forms
Of currency, as convenient or negotiable forms
or representatives Of property. Many of these
kinds of currency are simultaneously in use in
the same country. Gold, silver. copper aud
stamped paper coexist as different forms Of
currency OF Europe and America ; gold, silver,
copper and shells il India; silver, copper and
pieces of silk in China; copper, cotton, cloth
Strips. shells and silver dollars in various parts
of Africa. Sparta had a currency Of iron.
There is au ample variety in the substances
out Of which money is made-metals, shells
and cloth. leather and paper; and moreover,
every country shapes the substances, or such as
lit uses. in a different form from Others The
generic Quality which constitutes money is
mauifesilv something extrinsic to these sub
stances-some quality superimposed upon or
attributed to them, or at least to the shape
they assume as currency. Gold coin is not
money in China; silver. IN England, silver is
not legal tender, save to the extent Of forty
shillings in payment of debt. Above that
amount il is simply bullion; it is no mora
money than brass or tin or platinum. Half a
dozen kinds OF silver coin are current at Shan
ghae-fve kinds Of the dollar and the Indian
rupee: but few years ago, only one of these
coins. the old Spanish Coralus dollar, was
current This state Of matters was remedied in
the autumn of l655--Seisntifc American.
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The Puzzled Census-Taker.

Got any boysl" the Marshal said,
To lady from over the Rhine;
And the lady shock her faxen head,
And civilly answered 80 Nine r
Got any girls = the Marshal said,
To the lady from over the Rhine;
And again the lady shook her head
And ciyilly answered, "Niae.7
But some are dead :" the Marshal said,
To the lady from over the Rhine;
And again the lady shook her head;
And civilly answered, eNine.a
Husband of course - the Marshal said,
To the lady trem over the Rhine;
And again the lady shook her aaxen head,
And eiyiily answered, Nine
'-The devil You have = the Marshal said,
To the lady from over the Rhine;
And again she shook her faxen head,
Aod civilly answered, "Ninei"
Now what do you mean by shaking your head
And always answering, Miner"
"Ich keltn NIGHT English ciyilly said
The lady from over the Rhine.
'-Nein, pronounced Nine, is the German for No
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BRAvsRY.-The bravest in war are often the
greatest towards in love.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-02
ANOTHER MoNUMENT.-Capt. George F..
Price writes to the Salt Lake Vedette:

Price writes to the Salt Lake Nedette:
1t may be interesting to the General CON-
manding the District OF Utah TO know that on
yesterday and to day | caused monument to
be erected beside the grave containing the
bones of the victims of the Mountain Meadow
massacre of September, 1857. Upon my arri.
val here on yesterday, l found the monument
which was erected several years ago by an
army officer, torn down-the cross taknn away,
and the stones forming the monument scattered
around the springs Near the remains of this
monument is the grave, giving evidence of
much decay-both grave ard monument having
been defaced By impious hands ! Immediately
determined to repair the grave and rebuild the |
monument. Yesterday afternoon had erected
substantial monument of stone of the following
size and dimensions, viz: Twelve feet square at
base, aud four feet high compactly filed in |
with loose stones and earth. From the center
OF this square rises pyramidal column seven
feet high oi stone, compactly laid. We planted I
in the center Of it substantial cedar pole, onX
which is fastened a small cross, manufactured |
from one Of our packing boxes. This cross
reaches three feet above the apex of the pyra-
matchmaking the hight of monument fourteen
feet. On the side of the cross facing to the
East, so that the rising sunlight Of God may
each day cast its rays of beauty upon it, ard
these words:
vengeance is miro ; will repay, saith the Lord
Below these words, and on the arm of tho
cross, are these words:
Mountain Meadow massacre, September, 1851
On the opposite side are these words:
Erected by the officers and men of Company NJ. %
California Cavalry, May oath and 25th, ls64f'
The monument, rudely but substantially
erected, appears well from the road, and viii
stand for years, if no impious hands destroy it
The grave has also been neatly repaired, filling
it with earth and rounding it on the surface
covering the whole with layer of stones.
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I'D EGULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYSVIILE
kNfoT orovilk daily-eonneciiRC at Oroviile with
Stages OF the California Stage Company for Shasta
and the Northern Mines.
Leaving Marysville (Sunday excepted)at6 A. VI.
ana Pm.
Leaving Oroville Sunday excepted) at A. NJ.
and p. NJ.
Suadays-LeaYe Marysyin at P. NJ. Leave Ono
vile at P. NJ.
Freight reaching Marysvi'le by steamboat. con
signed to- Care OF Railroad will be received on the
cars at the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
10 OToville without cost for forwarding commission
or drayage.
At oroville. merchandise for " mp country will
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered To
or1,er Of owners free of charge.
feb aQtt ANDREW J. BINNEY, Sup't.
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A REPORTER Of the Poughkeepsie Santa
Fair tells this story:
Passing through the halls, placard eaug
my eye" Representation of bona tide histd
cal event; persons taken in for ten cents"
sailed in. A young lady pulled bone acrd
a huge piece OF ham rind, which she pleased
inform me represented Bonaparte crossing I
Rhine.
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BLoGes says be is surprised that in Nevada
Territory the people experience so much diff
Guilty in amslgamating their ores He thinks
that, as so many Southside Democrats, who
world, haze gone over there, they should be
able TO amalgamate anything.
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THERE are now FIVE million pounds of eod
in store in San Francisco, so it is said-oJ
ten pounds for each individual in the Sta|
Coffee should be cheap.
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A YEAR Gu rs OF FOUR.
.ir..sur's kl0fne Magazine

~s--.- ll--OS.
Vols. XXI. md xAEi E-lred " r. s
ARrErg snd v.geiKrS TcwS-Fsp.
C0nfa a. Nor+iris. >surle.. Prrsry Fsshi
ems. S'r-i s.d Werc Enerarsnr~. Needls
work psf'. RE- H. erear ~arieis- Mothers
Drpsrinrii chiinr4n'. Dspsr' men'- H. srs
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Address r. 5. ARTHUR & co.
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We also keep a large ss~or'ment ~
STERESCUPES AND STERESCCPlC
VIEWS.

Our Cstslogue Of these will be sent 70
address, or receipt ~ stamp
L. g. n. 7 ANTHONY,
N anufaciurers nf Photographic Materials
SOL Broadway, New York.
Friends or relatives ~ prominent military
men will confer favor by sending US their
|hken s.ses 70 copy. They will be kept
carsfullv and returned un,njured.
Fine Albums Made 10 Order for Congre-
gslions 70 present u their Pastor, o. tor
other purposes, with suitable inscrip-
tions, &c.
AI,gnst % 1S63.-6m.
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$500 copies Of Works Of Art.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.

o. these we manufa c,urs s.fea variety
rarring ~ mice from 90 cents 10 $50 each.
Oar ALBUMS have the repuia,iun q b--
nv superior in beauty aud durability 20 any
others. The rmsIer KINDS car % sent
safeiy W mail Al postage OF six cents per
az The more expensive can be sent Dy
express.
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cierk-HkxRr A. HoLIRArs-
Auditor - THEop~EE SoSrfIEABE-
Treasurer-E SIEIHExsoS
Recorder-AUGusT LrIsCnGI-
Sherif-JcaS WFIEkL-
Coroner -Cas kLEs kRAUs.
Surveyors NILLI2Es
WH II. GRkIx.
r. NJ DAVIS. Commissioners.
g. NiEHAUs.
OFFICERS ~ EsinERincE Ir~SsHrr-
Jnsticss-- Sebastian KUetlsr. W. Mosso'
Rose.
Trusfes-M keeter
Consisbies-A. Eekrrf. H. Erdkoisn
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H\ooA NxNA A,lvev VlM,
which, in conjunction with the
D\OoA pMvliNCv,

will cure all the aforementioned Diseases,
snd. IL themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, co5ttUeness,
ColI1 Pains, Cholera Morbss,
Indi Qestion, Pain in the BoUeis,
Dizziness, etc.
Try these medicines, and yoa will never
regret II.
Ask your neighbors, who have used
them, and they viii say they are
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PETER LORILLARD.
SNUFF q IO6ACCO MANUFACTURER.

1G T. Is CHAMBERS ST.
Formerly AZ Chatham Street. New York.
MOULD call The attention q Dealers %
w the articles ~ his smaru'sesure,yi yiz.: J
BROWN SNUFF.
Mrcsbcy Domingns.
Fine Rappee, Pure Virgins.
Coarse RNppee. NachiiOches.
American Gentleman. CoPenhsg gen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Hrney Dew Scotch.
High Toast S.o,ch. Fresh Honey Scotch,
irl~a High Tosst. Fresh Scotch.
or Lundy iool.
- Attention l. rnlrd 20 M, Large feduc-
sion in prlces 81 Fine. Coz Chewing and
Smoking Tnharcor, which will be iounc u
Superior Quality
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. SMOKING
Long, 3 lego.
NJ 1, spanish
Nn2, Carsster.
Nos. ls2 mixed 0-anulaied Turkish.
FINE cur CHEWING.
r A. L.. or plain.
Csvendish or Sweet
S"ee, Seemed 0fnro~o,
Tin Fvii Cayendssh.
N. b A circular of prices viii r. ser' ur
application Apr'l rs, isti-'
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pnrelv Vegetable have tho certificates of tho~c en-
nent si,eni.ts Professors Chiffon Of New York, and
Locke u Cincinnati.
published in conspicuous part of this Paper from
tlnle a. time w
Price "a tho Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pufi-
FER 81 per bottle OF ~ per nall dozen " the rcsn
Snavian Vegetable BIcod Pills, rs cents per box, q
loxe@ for 81.
PRINCIPAL Ofrice and salesrcom, Ne. q INST Fourth
g. "a Building from Main ST.. Cincinnats0 o. Lob
sratory. No. Is Hammond Street
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OoLChG, SOUCnOAG, ORANGE AND
HYS0h PEK0E.

JAPAN TEA u every description, coiort1
and nncnIorad
This Iist has each kind OF TEA divided in
20 FOUR Classes. nsmelv: CARGO, high
CARGO. FINE. FINEST. that every one
snay undcrsisnd IRON description and the
Drics- annexed that the Company are deter
mined 10 undersell The whalr Tea trade.
W. guarantee N coll ALI or- Teas a.
no, over TWO CENTS COZ Cenis) per
pound above cost. believing this % be az
srsriive 20 th- many who have heretofore
hser navinp Enormous Profits
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
Importers aud Jobbers, No 81 vesev Street,
NEW YORK.
September 26. 1863 3-3m
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Subscribe tcr-iht Jasper Courier.
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GooA MeAAclNes,

and you should try them before going FOR
physician
Gel Pamphlrt or Almanac Of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and u you
have ever doubted you will
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9 s 9 9 9 !

ONE person writes, her daughter vas
cured II Ats OF nine years standing, and
st. vitus dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after hi- flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura
able
+. ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague
after irving every medicine In his reach
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism Of eight
years
Cases innumerable OF Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could be mentioned IN
which the Purifier and Pills
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T.. a. III. n. ANTHONY,
Manufacturers. Phi ographic: Materials,
sol Broadway, n. \.
CARD PH0T0GRPAAs,

Our Caialoeus now embraces considerable
-ser Four Thousand different subj rr,~ l's
shirh additions are cvnfInusl'y being made ,
i Portraits ~ l. nsnent America NJ. etc. VIZ.
az MAJOR GauoraIs. 525 S'asesmen,
40 Briy. -G-ucrais, LII Dtvines.
259 rvlonels, li6 Au'hors,
81 Lieut. -cnionels. 80 Artists.
POI O'hes Ohcars, liz S'avs.
90 WV Officers. 46 Pron,'M Wvmst
lI7 Promnens Fore:en.por'ai's.
$500 copies Of Works Of Art.
Including Reproductions Of tho most rs'e-
sraled Eaqravings,. Paintings. Sta'nes, Nc.
Catalogues sem IN receipt ~ stamp. Az
rider fur One Dozen PlcrUREs iro' orr
Catalogue viii be filled ca. receipt OF 81 81
and sent by mail, free.
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". FRsADMAS, Jasper;
FRsD' HoFFsAE. HARRISON Township;
JoHs L. HcrrnAs, Columbia Township.
GEO. HcFFMAE. HARRISON Township;
GEo Y. SHURrz. Ferdinand;
JoHr q. BEcKMAs. Ferdinand;
ERssr PIcKHARDr, Huntingsburg;
L. K. TAYLOR, ireland;
and BY Dmgvisss a. Merchants ever where
g. w. ROBACK. Compounder o. stomach
Bi,ters. Blood Pills, DisuIler and M . nufs -
turer Of Catawba and Swedish BrAndies and
~ kinds Of The finest Domestic Liquors
which are sold. wholesale or in anv desired
qusnti,y, - Nos. So. IS. 60 and 62 Ea.s
Third Street Cancinnali, %.
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No. 81 Vcscy street, New York;
Since its organization. has created . SeS
era In the history Of
Wholesaleing Teas in this Country.
IThsv have introduced. their selections o.
TEAS. and are selling them at net over
TWO CENTS lo2) per poundIabove Cost
Never devialing from the ONE PRIt L
asked.
ANOTHER re~"lisrty n the Comp my
~ i tha, their TEA TAsrfR mot only DE-
vares his time 20 tha selection of ihAir TEAS
10 quality, value, and psrtie ular styles
fsr parsiculsf localities of country, bn he
helps the TIA buyer 20 rhoose ou, OF Their
enurmsns stock snsh TEAS ~ are be-l
adapted 10 hir particular wants, aud MOI onls
his but points out 10 him the best bargains >
Il il Easy s-e the inealcuia Dlr adyan
lfage TEA UYsR has ia IA . ess olishmeni
3yer nll others.
II he is no Judge ri TEA. nr the NARKEr
lif his line il vnluabie. ne has an the beneh
~ well organized system OF doing business
~ an immense ca-itai. oi the Judgement
80 a professional TEA TAsT-R. and ths
K uow edge ~ sup-r'or statesmen
Tnis enables rll Tea bnyers-no matter
Il ,hey are thousands Of miles from thi'
Imarket--io purchase on as good terms iers
ss ne New York msrchan >
Parties can order Teas snd will be servrt
Nv Us a. wcll - 'hongh they came them
selves. being sure "a aet original packages
,,ue weights and rares; aud the Teas ere
Warranted as represented.
We issue Price List Of the Company
Teas. Which will be sent 70 all u ho order i
COMPRISING
lI,son. lonng Tyson. Imperial, Gun
powder. Twaukay and Skin.
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are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced
They act 20 directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ TO such an extent -
that the system does not relapse into its
former condition, which is too apt 70 10
tile case with simply purgative pill
They Are really
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-09-30

PREtcHlS0 AGAINST SurLgRs A col
orcd preacher within our lines recently felt
constrained to preach against the extortlon
OF the suffers IRON. which his dock Suffered.
After much elaboration be announced his
text rs follows Now the serpsnt was
more sntlcr than any beast Of d field
which de Lord God had madu.-A. Y. sun.
IS A letter from ten M,xey 70 an officer
on duty in tins place dated the 2Itb inst. con
,s'us the following gratifying intelligence.
Geui. Waite and Gaup, ou the lsth. attacked
a Yankee camp al Cabin Greek 80 mile. North
ot Fort Gibson, c. y. capturing $50 wagons
lAGsa with qaaitsfma-l.r aud satler- siorss.
49, wagons are being brought oui the rest
were burned. Our los. kui,d ara { euund
ed that of The enemy u killed wpandcd,
and prisoner, goo
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Nt)iit T..

lauL Roam oFepE, sept % sG4
4 H. persons having claims against III,
4 southern Pacific Ran Road Corn
fwuy tor the hire Of negroes or other iu.
d.ulnc-s since the 3rd of dune a... Of.
requested present them at thI. office TO a
7 Smith Treasurer 'or payment
4 VI BURN
Gen Supi. ; T. l. X
Sept -. 'ot u5 It
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
LOST CERTIFICA TfS OF
STOCK OR BONDS.
OF

STOCK OR BONDS.
The taii0wmg regulations ners fss5l,s,oi
BY he SeaeiGry n the Treasury, undo,
date Of Nay Bird, SCI ~ relaiion 10
Cerhhtaie, tOr Siook or registered Bonds
ieIuo1 hars bca 'od %, destroyed ami
are opp!iea5ie 10 lost Ccffrafo 70, fouf
pen ant bonds
4 LL applications made To the Treasury
n Tor renewal Of Certificates OF stock
lost or destroyed, must be ace mpanied
by the following documents
4 statement on cath OF affirmation by
The applicant showing the time. place. aud
oil other circumstances attending the loss
NJ destruction oi the Certificate with lis
number. date, amount the rate Of inter,-.,
u bears lbU time tu which interest. If any
has bgou paid IN Wh0su myui il was
sued when made payable. together with
every other particular relating Go il. with.
10 tbe auoHItiE, cd thr applicant
Al instrument 90 writing Co 10, signed
hy the applicant, with tSo ureti,~. re-
citing lhc particular, Heniu before -pec,
ned. 10y which .uca appUra.iaud ni. sure
Ties sinai. jointly and s,sH|.y ugrc To
o.. Poo py PERSON N.H may a-.abUsh "a
valid c.um. ibu trU4i.at so a.itdstd
'a uas. u.,u in#, or destroyed. tae TOLL
Al.u. 'aD.,U. uu demand With interest uu.
q. paid aud ai-u lu ruy ti Confederate
states aay slu which sHo., appear 10
uaN. narl enormously paid 60 such claim
aIi pursuant ie ,hr az rasauyH altl
.fIrf. .. Ul|. f4t ..VtI Ht f.uu..Ut J.. d.
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AflANF fNANh ~ NlN'A NUNT1 ~ iF'NiHf htNf
requiring the Justices Of each county to
assemble 10 ten day. and levy a tax sulh'
cieu, to arm and mount and maintain hfy
men until further orders
Goy Bramulettc cn the 9th issued n
proclamation declaring said order TO b. IN
derngn,ion OF the laws n the State and In
conflict with he rights OF the people He
SAYS it Is the duty Of the Justices u refuse
obedience to such orders, or Immediately
reign. and lorbids them to make such o
levy ni taxes.
Arrangements have been made for about
90 officers and 3 or 400 marines and sea
men We have nearly the same number.
The excess il to be made up from the
army Prisoners exchange will probably
take place q; Charleston
RpusoNp, Sep, - The New York
Herald of IN, 2'h .ays with our recent
victories and runor- o' victories comes
act that al ,hc Presidential candidates
ar 1pon tba wnr platform and the success
ct tur new ,oln and other cause all enm
uia u bringing gold .wa 'o 10 nn
Saturday
Nal.audIHmm al.rualing Mcclellan
lmHH- ta.euapb.i'o i friends in "as'.
ue'ap Al bar #H and withdraw
H1m tbr canvass
Oh. louisville Iul-a places fHe Che
atso lei.ef az fHe hH1 II n aoHm
Cl- pronounce '0. Platform $500 ena
u'a|H1s gHdH. .1'.. h.s uui
De- #uuo' support f
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