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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-08
PILLS..

il Ayers, Wright's, Jaynes, Loudon's, Moi.
fatt's, Tiden's, Sovereign Balm, McLanes,
Motifs Brandreth's, Mountain Herb, Bartle's,
Cephalic, Graefenberg, and Sir. James Clark's
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-08

4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Drugs and
"A Chemicals, of approved quality, always
on hand:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-08

DHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS Care
l. fully Compounded at all hours.
t50-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-08

XETESTERN TREES FOR WESTERN
w ORCHARDS
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-08

CEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSSE
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-08
PERIPHERY

Cologne, Extracts. Hair Oil, Soaps, anG
tot let articles generly.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-08

icH', anu NaHnot IoCali d HpEe eliJoydDle
occasion of the kind.
Tie Legislature has been 10 work reg
ularly. but has only just reached the
important interests ofthe Session. The
Senate adopted resolution to adjourn
on the 18th day Of March. in which
the House has refused to concur. al
though two efforts have been made to
induce such action. 1t is very clear TO
every mind, however. that to give rea
sonable attention to the business before
it, the legislature could not possibly
break up at tina. time. My own i'm
preston is, that the lst of April will see
us here, even With increased industry
from this time forward.
The Senate has passed Senator GUE's
bill prohibiting the circulation of foreign
bank notes in this State, but has refused
to adopt the House amendment TO Senate
bill, striking out the notes OF the State
Bank Of Iowa, from those authorized to
be taken for taxes. Tie bill, with this
provision re inserted came back to the
House. and again provoked n lively dis.
cusson, ending in the House concurring
in the acton of the Senate-so that
hereafter Treasury Notes, Notes Of Ma
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08

Halleck bad bis Corinth and, fresh from
discontinue that flushed thousands Of
loyal cheeks with shame was summoned
TO chief position at Washington. Bragg.
with the defeat Of Chickamauga, newly
ranking in rebel minds, is made the head
of the Confederate armies, at Richmond
The rebel press are commenting very
freely upon the incongruity of such ante
cedents to such results The following.
from the Richmond Wing, is so opposite
and true n portraiture that We should
think "old Brains" had been photoer, nh.
ed to produce il. If the Federal cause
must have Hsllsck, it is kind in Proyi.
dence to put weight into the other scale.
Says the Wing:
Bragg takes command of the Confeder.
ate army. When . man fails in an in
feror position, it is natural and charitable
to conclude that the failure i due to IA
unsutsbleuess Of tssks to his capeeities
and We should grant him . larger sphsrs
for the proper exertien Of his abilities
II, for example. General hes shown him.
self incompetent to command single ar
my, and the conduct OF military opera
lions within . fiimitsd area, it is loa;cal
and right 70 try him With the command
Of armies, and the management of opera.
tions without limit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08


We hsvs just resolved ths following
letter from an intelligent and reliable
friend. Il narrates the details Of one Of
the most atroeious murden ever psrpstra-
ted in the State:
Quincy, Adams CO., Feb. %. 1854.
Editor State Register: Yesterday eve
ming the report reaehsd town that PIsaa,
ant Paether. furloughsd siek soldier Of
Co. H. 9Th Iowa Infantry. had bsen muir.
dered near his own door, and within hear
ing Of his family. BY man Of the name
Of earns, his nsxt neighbor.
1t seems that there hes been al old
grudge between the parties for several
years, aggravated BY insults to the family
of the soldier during his absence. No
one witnessed the murder, but the fami-
~, on hearing the pistol reports, NV
earns running from the place where
Pnether was Immediately found dead,
shot twice through the body. It il :
most distressing case. Mr.. P. has two
grown sons in. the army. in the same COM
pany, 4th Iowa. and leaves 1t home .
wife and eight young children.
earns 10 Copperhead. and this proba-
bly, added to the difficulty existing b.
tween the parties. The preliminary ex-
animation takes place tonight.
Mr.. Praether, dying of woands not re-
ceived in the service, his widow cannot
secure pension. Will not tho Legisla-
ture grant aid to the bereaved family!
Yours. truly, E.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08

~ Some seven years ago there wal
An engineer On The Chics "a, Alson & s.
Louis Railroad, who was called by all the
railroad men General Taylor" Fops
are an essfyday affair il the part u The
country which the road passes through
especially between Chicago and Bloom.
in9ton. Early one morning in the month
of April, the "General" left Bloomington
with the express. Before he reached
Pontiac . very thick fog had risen, &
thick that he could not see the length D,
the engine. The General told the coz
ductes. while taking wood stP--, tbs,
If there were any cattle killed that morn.
ing it would not be his fault.
Chow so?" said the conductor.
"Why," said the General" "becauss
l must get an anger to bore through tb<
fog to see the pilot. which is the only W,
to prevent it; for ! looked out, and wheu
] drew my head back there ,cos round
hole sohere 4 put cut my head"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08

ONLY A PRrxrsa!-"Hs il only Z
printer" was the sneering remark Of =
leader in society. He wss only printer!
Well, What was the Earl Of Stanhope?-
He was only printer! What is Prince
William Frederick. who married the
Princess Royal Of England? He, too, was
a printer! Who was William Caxton,-
one of the fathers of literature? He was
only printer! What is Geo. D. Prem
tice, Chas. Dickens, N. Theirs, Douglas
Jerrold, Bsyard9aylor Geo. p. Morris.
J. Gales, C. Richardson, N. P. Willis and
Senators Dix, Cameron, Niles. Biglsr
and King! They. too, arc prin.ers!-
What was Benjamin franklin Only .
printer! Everybody can't be printer
BRAINS are necessary Ex.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08
Why THE DYIEe NEvER WEEP.

Why THE DYIEe NEvER WEEP
The reason Why the dying never weep is
because the manufactures of life have
stopped forever the human sys,em has
run down forever; every gland Of the sys
tenn has ceased its functions. In almost
all diseases the liver is the FIRST manufac.
tory that stops work one by one others
follow. and all the fountains of life are at
length dried up; there is no secretion any
where. So the eye in death wseps not /;
not that all affection is dead to the heart,
but because there n not tear drop 10
it. any more than there is moisture on the
lip.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08


SHE APPRECIATED Ira passenger
on train out from this city on the Mil
waukes railroad last Saturday. observing
> very handsome young lady on the sest
behind him, and Wishing to scrape an &C.
quaintance, offered her ; nornine paper
to read, and BY way Of starting CONVEX
sation. remarked That's the ONLY yell
conducted paper in Chicago" The isdv
looked ct III. Il Vas the womau trad,e;nr
organ. Shopping over, abe lifted pair ef
petite but rather muddy rubbers from the
foor, wrapped them in the paper, placed
the bundle on the seat beside her, and
quietly drawing book from hsr sstchsl,
began to read. The judge Of newspapers
looked As II something bad strusk him
lChicago Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08

For Rats, NSce. 0AacAes Anss 0eA.
Bags, N tbs n EU&D. Woo1e0, re, eos
sec 60 - Plants fOW L. a Dsnals, Ae-
Fut mp &c. 5 and 81 90 Bore Bpttle~ and Fissks
81 sad IS fof iIy1u& Prssic IxsrIrt rsuss- kc
-Ouiy infatl~ remedies kso~n-v
"frpe from Possssns.+
Not dangerous 10 the Human FaHaiiy."
@Rafs cut Of fisdr holes TO dies
81 Sold Wholesale In all iargz cities.
A1~ Sold is all Druggists and Refxfiers eseryph
e1- Il. BFxsExiti ~ ali wcrthi~ss initassosn
~ SEE tha, @cazvaRss Is eEch Box. Bostis
and fiaxk. bcfge you t~xy.
as- Address HENRY A. cOgTAR.
es~:pnncu II Dxrcr 4s2 BkosswAs, n. Y
-. Sold ty- =. r. VOWEL CO.
A. J. WILKINSON
Wholesale and Retail As.nts, Keokek. Iowa
janiS-5kxem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08
RRAT BARGAIN IN LANDS.

90 Acre. Of land Tor SALE considerable portion ef
vhrh 10 undeS eultiva IN the central part u Loe
Comfy and within thirty mtnutcs BY Rsilroed non
keoksk. This lsndie adm Eabiy nttet for deep ~
stock farm, an will be rold At low price. An cp-
pertuniN such a. rarely occurs 10 here offered. for
making NEST desirable investment. Tile perfect.
Enquire Of b. y. TEN-kfCk,
keokuk, Nov. - Rel Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08
= STANDARDIZATION strhe onsy6e1

Eohn = ossEInslVN s~sIhe 9o&AneQ
~ electors Of the Public School District Of the CITY al
Keokek will hold IN election At tbs Public GcAeo cse
on Bondeaa stsret, on Mouda1 the 18th day u D0rrh
Secretary, and one Director. constitute Bosrd a
Directors fog the ensuing year.
The 1Is06nm IN - kSld between he 1u>ssvS = -
o'clock q N. and 8 p n. of said day. NV. OGDEN.
naasd1 essRseasy.
.ssssxsaozs sssHs @sssgkss,E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08
M RS. DIR. D. A. SMITH,
Oiaifvsyant Physielaa and Tent netiun.

seui Psst ana future Diagnosis Of disease gives
aarsd ~ esfs I'll eufabis dsesses 81 ne5ie,n. -
msgneSA a ~ psehnn nom : = ssee -. ~ -
~ 49, soard ss her tesidssss On Cccssf Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08
NOW FEED AND MEAL-p...-..,.,.....,

IN want o. Gov Feed Or Meal CA be aecuu.o-a.ss
* JsavinE thsir osde VIM ths sndeniaas6 = - ~
eslivess4 = ~ pars q ~ city. n VxSs1uS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08

AAA8DV
- uR~ V003x
-
o. ~ Ho ~ q Jeseesy' =. - rss'.--s - ~
dsssr 4 a. 80 toI .SS 49,.
Ssssss0
$500.
NAL 40 AS aee11a'S1ss, 1850.
~ name Of thig Company b the AHcf1c ITRe iSso-
onpaxY incorporated July 9Th, l63, and located
=, the CITY Of New York. - So
CAPITAL
- .~xa Afsus6.,ss,xr e~&rsl1v vus6 IN n ena
Ing cSA'~ " ~ s66O 600 co
p. 49, - ~ 1t Az ~ J,i,orvv 1874 los o04 O6
Ine seip'1s W M -s - --
ru..,,. ~ n.r,t.l..nd s-rplua . .eoo5 oo4 o.
AVN "
.ssrrs
-. =. q. ~s,.,,,. u.rE and In oNsce 80. e5l O0e %
Uesn - =. Nicho. n.nN -. - fhs,rr AT lien
Loans on Donos .uu mv. 49, -, -esst. 4 No.
o. Fecofo e - :. s.s.~ rxiS mn
No!k ana nsooxyn. =. ~" -. -. ~. vesr,s n,
endm whicn me- : " -. - .. 1A6 800 90
teFeet one ana oWins. =. .n,s = asreni
Loaes on stocks ~. " 1917. E.id I. coiisreraI
tnIkes Vsine !" - w - ...... 1Qf on 10
va iosl s..' :. - $3.50, note. -.
United etstes stoc - 49, . an am m
kes vaiue,. =. .n Qss7 "A
neei cefate tuhin s u". III ,,r,,.id - None
Interest actually eue ~. Al 4 81, n
INTEREST accrued, ous s =. =, ..,,,rs. oS ,r.,s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08
Tor SALE.

Eight and half acres Of land with twotencment h.ne
dwellings attached located the Railroad At sandusky,
ave miies from Keckuk, s admirably adapted TO the
growing Of grapes and other fruit Price $50 half cash,
balance In one year. Enquire Of II. ,. 1EN-BfCh,
feb4 Real Estate AT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08

SUGAR.
~ 50 fIhi- Prime y O. Sncar-
90 Barrels Clarified Crushed and puIverixed de-
just received and for sale low fir Cash bv
iaal-d CpSyABIE SNIYTH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08
WANTED.

100 bushels Prime Clear Timothy Seed at the highest
market price for Cash, at So and s. Levse, by
janl-d C0NSABLK A SMyTH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-08

.sslElEEI- q -. ssEGkaoA
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-03

For the information of friends who have cu-
t'vated tho sorghum the Charlotte Times OBJ.
tanned permission to publish tire annexed let,
ter Oil the mode of manufacturing sugar from
the syrup, which has been successfully DOM
by the author, large and very successful
planter, rcslling in an adjoining State
June 4, 1S64.-DEAn SIR Yours Of H..
22th of May, desiring information for maxine
sugar from the sorghum syrup, is received. n
the first place, the cane must be fully rinc 50
much SO that the cane must look velbw and
also the juice after it is expressed Boil tue
JUICE down to a very thick syrup until it bub,
hles like pot Of soap, when it is done. Be-
fore You commence boiling, dissolve one pint
OF '''nc INTO two quarts of the juice, pour it in
about loo gallons; boil as fast as you can with
ont running over-as far the time, YOU must
Judge by the bubbles, and by holding up your
dippcr it will fall in sheets instead Of drons.
Let it cool in large trays or open troughs be-
lore you pour into your barrel where YOU ex-
pect 1t to granulatc. Before pouring into the
barrel, bore three holes in the bottom sntfi-
GENTLY large to insert three cane stalks. The
object of the cane is for the syrup to drop
down through tho bottom OF the barrel when
tue cane shrinks. The cane should be moved
occasionally until it commences dripping free.
~ |; think if your cane isthoroughiv ripe, by
following the directions above YOU will be- suc-
cessiul Respectfully yours, Y
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-03
NO4a THE WEST.

MOBILE, Sept. 2.-Onicial dispatches f.om
north Mississippi report Smiths forces retreat
ing to Memphis. \ large portion OF them M,
Icing mustered ont of service Mowers di, is;.:,
goes to Virginia, and the cavalry to Missouri
to meet Price and his Indians.
MOBILE, Sept. l.-Ycstcr,lay's truce boat at
Pascasouia brought, in addition to the Com
tcderate Surgeons, number Of refugees f:om
New Orleans. The Era clairns that tic Con-
fnderatc camp at Vidalia on the west side of
the Mississippi has been surprised, with II loss,
Ito the ConEdrratcs} Of 3S mcn killed and
c'ght wounded 40 horses we're captured. The
Yankees are dragging Mobile Bay for torpo
does, and replacing the buoys They arc BRIG
gng over their raid into Louisiana and claim
to haze damaged the Coufedcratcs to the OK
tent OF several hundred thousand dollars. Thc
Pirhoyune puts our loss at l3O killed ard
wounded, and the Yankee loss at 80 killed and
20 wounded: The cxpilitioh returned to Baton
Rouge with from + to pieces Of canturc,l
cannon. The enrolment begins at Vicksbnry
or the 4th. $50 Confederate Surgeons have
arrived here. Good gracous!) An irc4-
clad has been aground just below the o'struc-
tons since yesterday. The reported raid 'on
Pollard tnrns ont to lc n can"r,l.
.....
Mc'McND, Sept. 2.-otlica dispatches state
that the enemy has Withdrawn fcl,, Memphis
and Charleston r'iircsd. Tie troops arc sup
posed to be destined 'nr Virginia.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-03

EXCHANGE OF PRIs .xEEs-It is to be hoped says
the N'speah th:tno eXc!apce limited to officers will
he >"i.:t!oncd by our authorities Tie Yunkco Gov:
e'ul'c1 cares nothing for the imprisonment of its pr
va'e olders THEY src poor men and foreigners who
have no friend. aid political influence in the Uni.
ted States Our hold upon the officers is a different
matter: They generally belong TO a class Which has
the caro- OF their Government and they deserve pun
ishme't more than thei7 ignorant tools Besides the
Yankees have an'"nmited supply of'nen aad can af.
to'o TO Jet their prisoners remain Ecrc forever If
thelo Is to ee any eXclang' our brave rank and flo,
who have been 50 long languishng in Northern prs-
ons, should lie the f.st restored.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-03
JAhlDi1N DAILY JOURNAL.
SATURDAY RH0EsNKHG, SEPT. 3

PRoAoToSs.-Itis is stated that Brig Gen. NJ. G.
BUTLER has been promoted to Major General, to COM
:nand HAAproN:s old division. Colonel JouS DUNNO
WANT Colonel Of the 9th s G. Cavalry has been pro-
NOTED to Brgodicr General to command BursERs old
brigade BY the latter promotion, Lieut.. Cu r. J
JEFFoRos rises hy grade: to tho rank Of Colonel com
mandirg 9th :. c. Cavalry
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-03
N-tH.7NIHE SEIy,.r.

hicHN"Sn, Sept 2.-Iho Chicago Convcn-
10" has nominated McC'ciian. for Prcc;,ltut,
AID l'cnd4c 4cton ot OHIO for Vice, prcsi,,cnt.-
The n, i. NcrafA Of Tie Goth is filed with
accounts Of the proceeding orthc Chicago Con.
'cnt'"o, They refused. to admit ,ie!cgats
front Western Virg.ria, from ;::,e Territories,
and from the States ii :rtcon. W;.'in..,
tVs Hunt introduced resolution looking TO IL
Reconstruction OF The Union through a convr,,-
ton Of the States. The l'ennsylv.:i;, dclcy:,-
tioh offered a resolution loosjn. to tle s,,,,,
end, but Off amorc satisfactory character.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-03
The Necessity of I'Nnc,uatson.
EPTTAPH TO MY. UNCLE TOBY.
Not P2171ctltuIedi |

Not Pumctlta1ea1
tie was an experienced old man in
the ways Of the world he profited
not in honesty purity and sobriety
was always found in demoralizing So
clety never associated with the good
ne was counted among the foremost
IN vice in every'shape stranger to
high 1nindedness and correctness Of
department. he was ever devoted to
what was low sordid and mean he
turned a deaf ear. to the miselies of
fellow creature his. heaft was ever
open to malevolence charity afford
ed ashield to none did he refuse svlll:
pathy and sorrow it was hi" na-
tnre.
The above epitaph was handed to
two gentleman. and was punctuated
as follows. BY the first.
>"He was all experienced old man.
In the WIS Of the world he profted
not. In honesty, pulityand sobrie-
ty, was always found. In delnoral-
lzlng society pever associated. With
the good he was counted among the
foremost. In vice III every shape q
stranger. TO high-nlindedness and
correctness Of &leportment he was
ever devoted. TO what was low.
sordid and mean. he turned a deaf
ear. To the mise1ies ofafellow cro;,-
ture his heart was ever open. TO
malevolence charity afforded shield.
10. none did he refuse sympathy and
sorrow. It was his nature"
The second returned it as fol.
lows: e
"He was an experienced old man
IN the ways Of the world He prof
1ted not in honesty, purity and sobri-
ETY.. Was always found in demoral-
lz'ng society. NeRr associeted with
the good. He wayscounted amonc
the foremost in vice in every shape.
"A stranger to hlghmindedness and
correctness of department., he was
ever devoted to what was low sor-
did and mean. He turned O. deof
ear to the miseries of fellow crea-
.ture. His heart was ever open to
malevo]ence. Charity afforded a
shield to none. Did he refuse sym
pathy and sorrow, it was his nature. ."
a MUSICAL DRAKE.-A Dunkirk Journalist
IN september last, anxious to prove that France
possessed animals of rare merit, gave in his pa
per tho following example, in proof of the
truth OF his assertion :--"NI. jolly" said he, "a
cloth merchant, Of AbbcviIlc, is in possession
OF beautiful drake, which by perseverance,
tor two years, with bird organ, he has taught
to sing several different airs. Ills success in
this instance has determined him to try the
same experiment Oh turkey, and he expects
to succeed
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Rates for AdvertiSil1e g.

For one Square - twelve lines or less -TWO O
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OBITUARY NOTICES, exceeding ons square, charged
at advertising rates.
Transient Advertisements and Job Work MUST BE
PAID FORM ADVANCE
No deduction made, except to our regular advertis
ng patrons
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-03

Most people are vain of their good looks, but
we know man in Georgia who is proud 'of
his ''ug|y." He boasts that If a bonbshc hcll,wcrc
to explode in his face it would improve his
looks, and'that if the small pox ever takes hold
Of him tho small pox will be ruined forever
Rebel.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-03

IHE REAsoN OF McCLELiAN's' Rem OVAL
FROM THE ARMY OFFICIALLY D1cLAnEp.-At
the great meeting in New York, few DAYS
since; Hon. Eli p. Norton said:
The Administration would not have de-
nounced him i he had merely been soldier,
bnt Geo. B. Mcclellan had, his own ideas as.an
American citizen. Hc did not believe in abo-
!ition'. .coDfiscation, and war against the popu-
'ations of the South. Within two weeks, he
(Mr. Norton( knew that Mr. Mcclellan had
been offered the highest command in the ar
my, if nc would give in his adhesion to tho
policy OF the Administration. lie refused
Governor Dcnnisou, Of Ohio, who presided at
the al;more Convention, which nominated
Abraham Lincoln, had declared, If his person.
al ki "w!aJgc, 'ha. Mcclellan was rcmovctb not
from any "a.t of his military ability, but be
can:" lie '.~:@t:.:ion believed the Demo
cr"1ir parry v-"|!, Nakc him their next can.
did"'c or i.ac:;clcat. Governor Denuisor
n'a'ic the remarks in his (alr. Norton's) pres,
cncc.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-03

There is an hour OF peaceful rest.
10 mourning wang dercrs given;
There is n tear for soGls distressed. .
n balm! for every wounded breast,
'Iis found above in heaven.
There is soft, downy bed,
Fair as the breath Of even,
\ couch. for weary mortals spread,
"herc they may rest the aching head,
And find rcpose III heaven.
There fragrant flowers immortal bloom.
And Joys supreme are given;
There rays divine, disnerse the gloom,
Beyond the confines Of the tomb;
Appears the dawn Of heaven. BIZ x&+
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-03
:4A.IEE'Sr lsY T:EL.F;l$$: a 1rs
fErORTS OF TIE PRESS ASSOCIATIONS

Entered accorlin- to the Act Of ionrrc.s =, H.,
ISG3, by )! IS TuEAsnEr. in the Clerk $ Office ,f,.
1rStricI Court OF the Confederate States for tLc
Northern District of Ciccrg '>' NV
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-03
NortOacrpl Conn aal7ssiouaers.

We have been aware for several lays- that
Commissioners from some Of the Northwestern
States were said to be in Richmond, ON hnsi-
ness connected with the interests ofthose States
affected BY the war, but what the, precise nature
of that business is we are not informed Re-,
1crrlnG to the visit Of these commissioners the
Petersburg Register Of Tuesday says that "hc
rvlnor runs that Commissioners from the States
of OHIO, Indiana, lllincis and Missouri. have ar
rived III Richmond on Il hc GRAND of asccrtnin-
ing the poss b:lity Of making 'arr, r,ngomrnts for
tho tree navigation "ftlle Mississippi, Tor the
States which they claim to rcrrcsent and IN
connection thercwita, the stoppac-c of the war.
A letter vas received by highly Intelligent
gentleman i'll l.!nrlhErg, on Saturday, from Il
correspondent. 1ur whose rcspectabihtv lie
voucics, III Atir",l6n, who states that nc 'lr,l'
sccn! and ccnvcrs:d with gentleman from l-
dana on his way to Richmond, VINO stated in
tho most unrcscrv"d manner that his GRAND to
tie Contr:crsts capital was to ascertain w1il
c"-rpcra:i'r measures corld be adopted! Eir Il
cr:;satlol Of lcsti'itics. adj an understanding
that the l;, iEaton If the Missh s,Npi Should tr
Cpcne'l to the Northwestern States Such ali
aLran"cnlenJ AS This wonl,l, Of course, ccurm-
plate a secession Of the &o,:!.w tern States
from The Federal Union, and leaving. the CEN
trc and tho EASTERN North will the bar tc hold
II they choose to carry it on. This r,l,aor is
atloat, and we give it with :tthe remark that
much mere improbable reports have found Gre
dcncc among people not too much given to
credit sensational items Of ncws.--LWchJurg
Republican.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-03
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