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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09
Order of Publication.

STAT i or hiNSAS. iass.
COUNTY or JEFFERSON
In tie D.striet Court OF the First Judicial Dis
;rlei OF hsissas, sitting II said CoInly II !sief-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09

-Four steamers built of.steeI are said
to be readylo leave Liverpool 70 run
the blockade, = '.'''..- -.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09
ri1cs. =. FENLaN,
ATTORNEY-ATLAAv.

Will practice in the Courts of Jefferson
Co,iniy.1 q a9s a9s 7inii az iNoor no
ia fas .1iczs ~ l,s
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09
RIVER PRICES.

The motto of alive and Let Live" will goverr
US i, our dealings. aga a+--
Call and see us before purchasing
elsewhere. At the old Drug Sore
stanj, North East Corner of Jefferson
and Delaware Streets.
Ie6~tf DiVELBISS l. COY.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09

At The recent electons,> Cinotfnah
was carried By the Unionists: 200
majority. Whist shame there ~ any
divisionl St. Louis Ven, RsdicaIby q
500. So goes the good work.
sThe famous "liquor order" oil Gen.
Frank Blair, about which so much has
been said, is forgery, which relieves
Blair .fsom t4at-etiamsr sr-------.-----
The-proyision srade oi Chicago is I'M
;nense.F Last year over 9eo,eeo hogs
and 70. 90 beeyes were packed. The TO-
tai receipts of pigs for the year wele !,
EHzs5e. oAGLLI ,Ecial
Mrs. Litt,es, the Rochester murderess
wfTo is serving our term al Sing Sing
for killing her husband. has been de-
teo,ed IN mn intrigue With one of the
guards. man just appointed from Sche-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09

l, is said that there is a fatal sickness
among the soldiers at Olalhe. thirty OF
forty Of them being confined i'll the
hospital there. The disease is peca-
liar one--,he patients being taken wit'
ecld fee: and chiIls and dying in day
or Two. ~. - a.
A friend at our elbow s1ys. ANTHONY
died hard" That explain, the Gauss
Of the trouble he had on election day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-12
TO PREVENT. SICKNESS,
PU RIFY TIL e BLOOD!

NOTHING is more wholesome at this time
IN of year, than a gentle purgative It will
purify the blood and digestive organs, and ena-
bic the system the better to endure the warm
season to come. For this purpose we would
advise every one in quest Of sound health, to
try box Of Prof. Wundram's Vegetable Pills
or Powders which have proved SO salutary the
past two seasons, to all who tried them:
For sale at most Druggists. See advertiser
ment in another column ap 30-2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-12
SPECIAL n Office

W E. MILBURN DRUGGIST,
Northeast Corner King and Washington sts.,
GIVES NOTICE to the citizens Of Alexan"
" dria, that his establishment will be open
on Sundays, from this date, during the follow
ing named hours From half past eightto half
past ten a. NJ; half past three to half past i've,
and half past six to eight clock ?. NJ, during
which hours he will be prepared to fill VITA
prom tness aud accuracy all prescriptions.
ie 1O-21n*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-12

=. New York World having been accused
~ .non,mercial Advertiser OF selzlng
y ~ ia l.1e disaster at Petersburg as q pre-
ppop J. ;;,nn,1g n the capability Of Gen. Grant,
lsl, - nasition, = pronounces it lie, and
y =. ..As for the late disaster at Peters
s g. 10 nut the responsibility just where
w. Grant himself puts it, on the negro
0's -. vho failed to do CALAMITY the work ex-
1,, ,aa # them, and on the general whose IN
p ,mo.rable stupidity would, with yet more
s II.,t troops, have soiled and cheated OF their
1 ,,oose the best-laid plans of that CON man
r. :, That incompetent general we have over
Il over again warned the administration
.,,ot oiv;np command to. We believe
49, - he not in his right mind. The sud
1 1an nossession Of great and comparatively
as sro,fraiined power, together with bitter po-
St;..l nre;udices, aud the wear and tear OF
I long and difficult campaigns, have united to
1starb his mental equilibrium: tie IS not
tho nan he was; though, ever since he cheat
a5ns ~ his delays, Of half the fruits OF our
.,,.., 11, Il Antietam, we have not believed
,h hath he ever was man to be intrusted with
anything higher than colonel's command.
Tho Commissioner of the u. S. Internal
Revenue gives notice Of a provision of the
new tax law which requires the payment OF
license fee of ten dollars by every person EN-
gaped in business, trade or profession tor
which no other license is required, whose
cross annual receipts exceed one thousand dol
lars Under this ruling clerks, book keepers,
teachers, farmers, artists, and many other per
sons. who have not hitherto been required to
take out licenses, are included in the catalo-
que; and the fee of $40 distinct from the
TWO income taxes already imposed. Office
holders, whether under che Federal or State
|GOvernments, are exen.pt-the Commissioners
ruling that the holding of a public office is
lOether business, trade or profession.
There has been no heavy fighting around
Atlanta since the 2Sthof last month The
Cbafederates accounts state that in the several
Attempts which have subsequently, been made
Fisherman to advance his lines, he has been
npused with loss. On the 4th instant, the
Federal troops made a heavy assault upon the
RorEsheld By. the Confederate skirmlshers on
heeztreme leftof Hoods line. The attack
sas at first successful, but the position thus
stisssaid to have been subsequently retaken,
| and the Confederate lines established as before
GOLD.
NEW York, Aug. l2.-Gold, to-day, 1861.
tits understood that Generals Meade and
Burnside seyerally cast the blame OF the last
Saeo before Petersburg onseach other.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-12
BRICKS!!

B R1oKs' Bn1cks,u BklokS''
The subscriber has now on hand large supply
Of BRICKS, OF the best quality, which ne Will
dispose of on the most reasonable terms. Or
ders left at the store of Mr. G. Appich, No.
Isl, King street, at the Brick Kiln, on st.
Asaph street, near the Canal, will be promptly
attended to. lily 6-lm*] NJ. MAKEL4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-12

BOARD AT A DELIGHTFUL COUN-
p TRY RESIDENCE TWO MILES FROM
THE CITY.-The advertiser has two or three
spare 70 oms, and will take few boarders tor tne
summer, on reasonable terms. The house IS
supplied with bath rooms, and all the conyenl-
ences of city dwelling, and is most delight
fully situated for health and scenery For
further particulars apply at the Gazette Once
ia-17 If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-12

CARD
TIME undersigned having purchased the
i stock, good will and fixtures OF the we'll
known Grocery and Provision Store Of the late
ohm E. Henderson, begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally that he is now
in receipt of fresh supply of CHOICE + NJ
lily GROCERIES, and most respectfully So
licits share Of public patronage
w. F. HENDERSON,
ap 15-tf No. 1885, King st., cor. Alfred
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
LATEST Ne VS..

The Indian depredaiions in Nebraska
still continue A large amount of stock has
been driven on from within a few miles Of
Omaha The settlers from the country
are coming to that city in great numbers,
On The 2tth al business was suspended in
Omaha and the citizens were organizing
f,r home defense. The Mayor Of Council!
Bluffs called meeting Of the citizens to
take measures 20 protect the place.
TIE telegraph brings cheering news
from Petersburg. A large portion Of
Grants army had taken position on the
Weldon r. Il. where they were fercely
attacked By the rebels who were repulsed
with heavy loss in killed. wounded and
prisoners. Gen. A. p. Hill is reported
mortalIy wounded and Gems Keith and
Lee (sor Of Gen. Il. Z. Leg killed.
--Sherdan has re.realed to the Poto-
mac, and another raid is anticipated.
sherman is on the defensive. and is
experiencing some trouble in keeping his
communication open.
Hancock has retired from the north
81 le OF James river, "baviny accomplished
bis object"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
THE DURUQUE AND SIOUX CITY
RAILROAD.

1t has been believed by many tha. this
Railroad would be completed to Iowa Falls
during the presen: season. We see no ia.
dics,ion of ,his in anything Vie Company
has been doing. It is trae Ne have re.
port that ship has arrived at New York
with ron sufficient to lay The track to Iowa
Falls. Bat that Company has been noted
for some years for making large promises
not intended to be kept. We are informed
upon good authority that the workmen are
to be Withdrawn from this line, and set to
work laying the track on the Cedar Valley
road from Waterloo to Waverly. Does any
rational man believe that under such cir
cumstances there is any probability Of an
extension of the main line west this season.
We have very little faith i'll any promises
Of this Dubuque Company, aud honestly
believe there is better prospect Of Il.
r. reaching us from Boonsboro up the
Des Moines Valley during the next four
or five years than from The o,her direction.
Our trade from this Valley il nearly all
goirg by the way of the Cedar Ra pids road
now, and when tina, road reaches Boons
boro the entire business of this Valley will
20 III tudl uttcCttON. uht ICdu IS III tue
hands Of an energetic Company, and we
understand that they are seriously consid.
eriue the question of running branch
Up this Valley from Boonsboro. They
can thus easily head of this dead Com
rany from Dubuque, and secure permau'
emily the trade OF this whole Northwestern
country extending into Minnesota.
There is no question but that such G
pro ect carried out, would render the
Cedar Rapids road the tes, paying line in
the State. THY are building good
bridge at Clinton which will enable ship.
pers by that route to send direct through
10 Chicago without change of cars, which
is a very great advantage. We hope we
may he mistaken in regard to the progress
OF the Dubuque road, bu, we have no idea
that the cars will be running ives, Of Cedar
Falls this seasou.-Fot Dodge Rep.
The want OF confidence in the integrity
Of the officers of the Dubuque & Sioux
City Railroad Company as indicated in the
above article, is shared by the people Of
this section. Promises from these sharp.
ers we have had in abundance We want
no more Of them. The Company must
fulfil those already made if they desire the
good opinion Of our people. But We sup
pose it makes little difference to them
what our opinion is, as long as they
are filing their pockets and still retain
the magnificent land gran, at the expense
of the people OF this end of the line fol-
whose benefit the grant was made
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
PROPOSALS
+ R E 8 II q E e E
OFFICE OF A. r.s.,p

OFFICE OF A. r. ST.
Fl. Randall, u. T.. August 10th 1864.
PROPOSALS win be received Mt this office up to
l. II NJ On the dry Of September next for
supplying the Subsistence Department Of the army
1T this post with Fresh Beef Tor one year from
the ii tfh.day Of October Is The proposals thus
!" received will BE- opened and contract let at 10
o'clock A. VI. on ti,e lul, day of September. 1864.
and bidders will be requested to be present with
bonds aud suret to enter into contract to furnish
the same. =
The A. c. s. reserves the right to reject any or
all the bids deemed 10y him Unreasonable, aud no
mem er vi Congress shall be allowed any share in
saHi contract. y
The beef IL to be delivered at this ONCE in quar-
tiers weeks and shnnks eXcluded1 ut such times
an in such qaantiie as the 4 Z. :. for the time
bern. -hall require, not exceeding five tunes per
wcek-pa. neht to be made monthly AS lar d prac.
lIcablc.
No bids from disl,val parties, or parties herct o.
fore nquent in ftihliiag their contracts w!li DO
considered.
Tho proposals must set FORTH the price per pound
for viii h the beef viii be delivered to the G. =.
department.. with the conditions aud lin'itatio ions
prcser he'd herein aud the Subsistence regulations
>of the army Bids must the In duplicate nth copy
OF this adse r senent ched u each, and direct
ed t. the A. G. J., United states Army At Fort
Randall, D. T. with III. words. " Proposals Tor
Fresh beef" across the end OF the envelopes.
}, NJ. GATES,
2w Lit. eth Iowa Vol Cavalry aud A. c. S.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
HE uCKAwFlSHES."

The Fort Dodge Republican makes the
following rejoindsr to our article Of two
weeks aeo, compimenting him on his
article, The Peace Conference and
charging that be could not consistently
support M. Lincoln while entertaining the
views then enuneiated. 1t will be seen
that the Editor of the Republican backs
dovn" completely from his conservative
position, and swallows "O!d ABE" boots
and all:-
1--WE would invite the attention Of the
Sioux City Register to our PLATFORM, which
will be found below. We believe there
is nothing inconsistent with an article
which you quote from the Republican -
Can tho Reg'ster stand on this platform
with Us? We cannot consistently pull
down ticket composed Of men who agree
with US on oil of the main points y
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHrNGros, July ls,h, 1864.
To ,oltom II may concern: ANY rropo.
si'ion which embraces the restoration Of
pence, the integrity Of the whole Union.
and tie abandonment Of slarsry, and which
comes by and with the authority tina, can
control the armies row at war agains, the
United States, will he received ard con.
sidered by the Executive Government of
the United States, ard will he met by lib.
eral terms on other substantial and co'lat
eral points, and tho bearer or bearers
thereof shall have safe conduct both ways
tSigned) ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
The Fort Dodge abolitionis,s evidently
became alarmed a. the weakness Of the
spinal column of their organ, and have
been administering strengthening powders,
so that he now goes as far, and is as much
subjncation' man is any Of his abo'i
ton co,empories who endorse Lincoln $
TO whom it may concern" Ills posi-
ton proves conclusively just wba. the
Democrats charge, That Lincoln and bis
party will accept of no proposition for
peace unless they embrace the abandon
mcnt IF siarery.'
We can not stand on that Platform, nor
"any other man. who has the welfare Of
the country at heart.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
DEMOCRATIC CONGRE SSION L.
CONVENT.ON.

Is it not time that the Democrats of this
Congressional District were taking some
action towards calling a Convention?
Who arc the committee. and will they
not move in the matter? We suggest
Saturday, the loth Of September the d ay
and Fort Dodge The place of holding the
Convention.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
ny FS.

u CAMPBELL. Ocnlist, Council
-. Bluffs. Iowa. Having given my attention
almost exclusively during the last few years 10 Tho
cure Of Diseases Of the
EYE ond EAR,
And having been uniformly. successfalGtn every
case have IN iertaken, now otter my sarvces to
the afflicted aud warrant euro in almost every
instance
Ofhoe-Opposite the Farmers Hotel, Lower
Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. .-s
Council Bluffs, August oath, 1871 Ans
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
Notice to Soldiers.

WHENEVER any teams so to ths Ralrppd. !
w will transport farlonghed or ttischarg. d
Soldiers from Sioux City to the end Of The Rail
road, free OF charge. and furnish rations and all
reasonable expenses. Cali At the store Ut AhAS.
=. BOOZE, corner of Pearl and Third streets.
CHARLES +. DOOGE.
Sioux City, August 9Th, 1864 4wA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
In the last number Of the New York
IadtDendent, Mr.. TiIton says:

Independent, Mr.. IiIton says:
That leading citizen Of New York,
a noble and unspo,ted lawyer addressed
him in these words: 'The Fremont meet.
inrs in my distric, are held in the same
grog shop out Of which, last summer, is-
sued the rioters who set fire to my house :;
tie audiences are the same persons, and
the speakers are welkkno~n eppperheads.'
Such is the language used towards
Frer,on,'s supporters, by the mouth pieces
OF Lincoln. Every person who does not
see proper to support every unconstitu-
tional and arbitrary measure Of the Die
,a,or, is denounced BY his hiss!ings - q
sio,er, coppsrhead and rebel. Go o. Abs.
If You ,hint there il no hereafter,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
Lost.

4 bundle Of accounts, containing = Tax Re-
~ ceiptspn Lots , A, in the city of Dubuque.
The finder Will be literally rewarded by leaving
THEW IT the b.hk of Weare l. Allison.
D. ) WILSON.
Dubuque, Iowa, August 9TH, lSG4-4w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

And by educational banks which are depo,i,arics
Of public nAney. and all respectable Banks and
Bankers thro9ghoutshe country Will give further
,nforma' and afford every facility to subscribers.
sug20-6w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

1>nEn De n =, fcss ion lservfes
/ tothe rittzensof sioux City and surrounding
country. once, attha Drug Stor ION Pear 1strest
Rssitsn cain n,.diste'~oppesi,,
v,l5-poi7. IoHNBAIL N p.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
BARRIER shop.

TINIl r. nndei siguet mcveti nj & hi r
on Pesrl street. where he 10 now prepare to
attend 10 evarything connected with the Tonsasal
art in the most fashionsl lc style. Tn. patronage Of
tn gem euen Of Sioux City vci il, r. rcet.
ully ,oiieited. jul61 ADAM fALk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

A soldier was court martialed in Mis-
souri, short time since, for using the fol-.
lowing language:
~ will be God damned II I will ever
fight under that flag; If It was bigger
stuck up there stark naked it might do for
them (meaning the armies Of tho United
States but they are not fighting fot<bat
flag"
That colder had evidently read the
Presidents ITO whom it may concern
The Republicans Of Butler Co., Ohio,
who arc opposed to Mr.. Lincoln are not
disposed 10 abandon their effort to get him
off the track. Their resolutions were
tabled at a recent meeting. but Hon. L..
D. Campbell and others are now out in a
spirited call for another aud fuller Con.
ven,ion to take up and adopt the resolu.
tons. There is Fun ahead.
The public debt is steadily and rapidly
walking up into the incomprchensible fig.
ures. 1t increased last week seventeen
millions. one hundred thousand dollars, OF
almost s3.O0o,o00 per day. During the
same period, about eight millions more
currency were put in circulation. and On.
paid acquisitions have increased three and
. half millions.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
HOW ARD TON,
PHILADELPHIA

DIsEAsES u tho Nervous, Seminal. Urinary
- and Sexual SystaMs-new and rrImhl. trcat-
tin reports ofthe Howard Assncaio Sent
by nil in sealed letter envelopes. free Of chare-
Address Dr. \. Skil,in Henrht"n. Howe r.. Ass"cia-
tion, Va. South Ninth street rhiiadelr Ia Tenn.
s>kania. vol6 nelly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
8. II. Davis.

1 roRNEY LAW, sioux city. weodbur,
y equity Iowa. voiano
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
Select School.

Mrs. A. r. WRIGHT, TEACHER.
VyYILLopcn on Monday, May 9th. in tho build
p" ing known as the Land Office.
Terms-TwO Dollars per month. Tho
OBJ ect Of the school will he prepare pupils for the
High school. Only limited number will BE- rrceiv-
al Mrs. A. Il. WRIGHT.
For Sale,
GOOD seronaA Ind STOVE. Enaui-- stths
n Pest once. "
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

The Keokuk Cbnstitutt0n SAYS MR.
lads Of caterpillsrs infess that city.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-10
Printing Int for the Legisla:
49, f11ra

DERSOMS 11l. W!sHING- no CONTRACT FOR TIN
LalNIlNG for the two Houses Of the Teo;,l.-
mi" ,eiT prop0sa @ or Of either of them will sub
on or bcfoze 2Sth of November inst
The Saving as can be aacertaised will Lo
The ;I.a ,.ir and quantity Of the work:
Bllst Pica 62 lines Of IS ems-2lts ems p.r
page.
Reports and Documents, Long Primer, 70 limos, Of
81 ems each-l,7O5 ems per page
Permanent Journal, Long Primer, IS lines eS 81 ems
cacl-l,705 ems per pnge.
Calendars of the two Houses, Loug Primer 81 liaes
of 81 ems each-l,7c5 ems per page.
The Bills to be printed Oh good writing paper and
all other printing to be done printing papor Of nj
tine quality can be procured.
Extra copies oievery paper ordered to be printed bE
either House, must 5e furnished to each member Se
the other branch OF tie Legislature.
VI tile Bills, Reports, Documents, Journal and Cai1
endnr, tS:9 hundred copies required daily ons
hundEcd ana fifty for the members of the House Of
Representatives, and ly for tho members Of tho Son.
ate.
Tho journal and Calendar must be delivered puno..
tally at or before the hour of meeting of tho Uoueai
OF each day and one copy by tho hour to be d.:
h'erea at inc Executive Department and one copy 70
the Slate Auditor. ~
The Acts and Permanent Forms of tho Houses p,p,h
be printed stitched and ready for delivery by the ,otL
OF February, after tho regular session. Rule and f,s-
ro work TO count double and pages and side notes to.
be estimated at the rate Of H. 705 ems per papo
The two Houses will scparately choose fha p-;n+o~
OF their daily work. and will unite in the seectinn -
the Printer of their permanent work via: Acts "a
ports, Resolutions &c.
Proposals for the Printing Of tho two Houses or eff
either House, must conform to the foregoing spechea
uona' W. E. MARTIN,
Clerk Of Senate.
JOHN T. SLOAN
Clerk Of House Of Representatives
nov ltd
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-10
AN ACT TO ALTER AND AMEND TIE MILITIA A
LAWS OF THE STATE
B. F. ARTHUR,
Private Secretary.

SEC l. Be it enacted by tile Senate md House of
Representatives, now met and sitting in General AS
scmoiy and by the authority Of the su,ne That from
al" after tc passage OF this Act, all free male white
PeISos "''tIfh THIS State between the ;.cS ofsixtcen
ana 'lt'y not exempt from active service withu, tic
limits OF the District in which they reside by the mill
tia laws Of this State, shall bc liable TO active military
duty without The limits of the tate at the call Of .
LNcellency the Governor
SEC. 2 That the Governor shall have authority
whenever Ill his jndgmeltit is necessary for the ii,
teEcc OF this State Of the adjacent states to- order
out OF the limits of tie State such portion of those lin
Die to active milit ny .uty, and for such lenvtb Of
time as III his Judgment the cxigency may rerui,1-
by law for de,ullers the Governor Shall he mnnrz
Cd to order tile arrest uIl scn ;s nav w w. 't, ~
mnisary duty 'lr!er this Act, to the intent that tev
may oe compelled to perform the duty dcvo:viug upon
theh iro''aro, hes;lclcss, That lie shall at no t;,c
place such nl,l,,r.v-,~" his control! so rs not t. be
abe to recall Them any moment whenever the mr.
cessilies of the State require it.
SEC D. That nll free male white persons within tic
aato between The hges OF sixteen and sixty not cn-
braccd i'll the active militia, shall be liable to military
Guty III cases o! alnrm invasion usut rccon or as thu
posse mtt0tNs H.. where within the limits of thc
State. ~
SEC.i. That the Governor shall have power to allow
M exemption or detail in such special eases either of
necessity or OF public interest," in his Judgment sould
bc made i'll either Or both Of the SAID classes of mill
tia. ~
SEC. T'atall .ic;s or clauses of Acts inconsistent
with ills Act be rcpeaicd
LII The Senate House, the sixth day Of December in
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight huu.ired
anu s'Nty-o'ir, and the eighty ninth year of the sov
eregnty and independence of the Srate Of South ca
lo''''' VIM d. PORTER
President of the Sc1ute
4. Is BOYLSTON, -.
dec lr~Gt Speaker House Of Rep escntatiycs
All inc "pc's i'll tho State publish week.