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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-15
Headquarters,
RESERVE FORCES. 8: G. |
COLUMBIA, Sept, 80, 1864. !


GENERAL ORDER NO. 7.
+ PURSUANT TO GENERAL ORDER mo 7a
Il Ajutant and Inspector Generals Office current
, ssre", (hereunto api'ended) the Brigader General
commanding Re erve forces Of South Carol III hereby
assumes control and direction Of the conscriptiun
vice in the State.
II. Except hereinafter specified, the organization
Of the Conscription department. in the state ncoing
the Examining Boards, will 10 preserved; and all ex
listing orders: regulations and instructions OF tile Conn
mandant ol Conscrpts will be continued of force until
otherwise ordered.
III. Local En o.ling Officers and Examining Boards
will report Immediately to the C6mm;'ndnnt.' of Con-
scripts and through him communicate with these
Headquarters, and WILL through him, receive order,
and Instructions.
w All communications iu relation to the Conserp-
ton service in tile Sate. and nll applications lor
empton and detail must ho IN. tic through the s.om
mandapt Of Cohscrpls; communications all o. her
subjects will continue to be made through the y. 4.
General of the Reserve Forces, S G.
V. The office Of Cong cssinEu District Enrolling
Officer being aIoishcti all oi,'rrS herctuf acting
in that capacity will report Ivy l,.,lcf to the Command,
ant of Lonscrips lor ssn.nt to ohcr duty sclti,g
forth their rank, corps position ana !rcselt aSsGnnent
to duty. Competent officers will hc assigned "n-
specturs of Consciptio' in the several Congressional
Districts.
VI. With view to 'mpiancc Of Par. III Of sai,
General Order No IL. the Commandment oi Conscrpts
wii,'wthout delay, order the neflica examination of
all commissioned officers a,u other prrS (eXccpt
those ot the nvalld Corps) culpoy"d III til. enroll.
ing service Of this State Commissioned officers rs ,u
whom no disability is found to exist, will hold them
selves in readiness be asSigsd duty in Tic field
as SO III rs pr.,cH:,bc.
VII. application i"c assignment t. duty as Env.,l!-
ing Officers, Assstan+. Clerks ANIL to her ls,sit,ns
iii tho ConScripic icn service in This Stare vii hr re-
ceived from officers. nA4-colnissioncd ollicc,s and
privates belonging to the Reserve torccs auu ON
retired apd light duty officers and mn, anu from per-
liable o service in tho field. Such ap;,llra-
tions enclosing testimonials of character ,clli. .clrc
and fitness, will be addressed to Maj G. H. MhLTUN;
Commandant of Conscripts, Columbia. S. g.
BY command Brig. Cen CuEsNUr. e.
ED. Ii. BARNWELL. :
y. 4. Gen.
Oct. 20.
Ey- State papers copy three times.
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Grain and Lumber Mills,

T. L. zemp' -four and grist; Jas. Fl. Vaughn, -four
and gr'st: James A. Kirkland, grist; J F. suth-
erland. lumber and grst W. E. Hughes, lumber
a ana % %gr,st; Charles Perkins, lumber; Col Jannsa
Z. Halle, lumber and grist; A. H. Boykin, dotir
gr!sf and lumher; L. W. r. Blair, -four Ana
grlst; Charles Ralcy. -four and grist j. R. sow9
ell, grst John W. Gaskns, -four, grist and lum.
her; John A. Young. grist and lumber; r. =
'aI1hen' n lnmber;' Robert Kirklcy, grist estate
Il Wm Shields, grist and lumber; George r
Miller. flour and grist; L. j. Patterson, -four
md grist; John S. NJ ler, -four and grist estate
OF 1. Lang. grist and lumber. W. N. Kelleys
grist, John Chestnut, grist and lumber: JAMIE!
Chestnut, ST. grst' and lumber; John McRae.
grlst ana lumber; John Brown. grist estate Of
Len"el Boykin, grist and lumber; Mrs. Jane II
Kno1' grlst.; Richard Hyatt, -four and rristS
Lewis Peoples, flour, grist and lumber. e''
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Council Notice.

IT Is ORDERED THAT TIE FOLLOWING
rates Of SllIage lie charged, and utter Monday
next. viz: =
On all beef Offered for sale in Market, -Four Dollars
Veal. Two Dollars
ltngS-over 80 lbs, Three Dollars
tl"s-'lrder 90 his. Two Dollars.
Mutton and ids TWO Dollars.
1t Is also ordered thai Two Dollars he charged cr
cmpounling Horse anil NJ les. For l'ogs Two Dol
II sr'l For >hecp and Goats. One Dollar
IL is further ordered that the W.gh.r ut the Public
5 '.N he allowed :ity tcl.ts compensation for each
dr,n.l,t
i'y order Of Council Z. NJ. KENNEDY,
Clerk Of EonncH
Nov -. sd. l.:
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Commissioners of Roads.

Commissioners Of Roads.
J. NJ. DaSaussure Chairman, b. Z. Meow W. t.
Hughes, Daniel d. Kirkland. james l.. Me-
|. bowall, Lewis j. Patterson. j. English Doby,
Fred Bowen, John l.. Micklc, Gillian Sowcll,
Richmond Il. Terrell. Emunuet Parker.
The sixth section Of the tAct tp establish Ger
ttain Roals, Bridges and Ferries, passed Deccmbcr
II, is ms follows:
|. That each Commissioner Of Roads now in Of
flee, or hereafter app"inlcd shall until 4
successor is appointed. and has accepted. This
section TO be in force dnrl The war
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, S. e.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS

RICHMOND, CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA. wrerrpv
AND WAY MAILS.
nur-Daily. hy ? on u
,lose-l'niiy by 6 On p n
LANCASTER, FLAT ROCK, &c.
nu"-Nond;y. Wednesday Friday hy.l2 90 u
C.os.-Sam. days at II a. A n
RED nII, Russell PLACE, DC.
Duc-Tln s'!nv. ny l2 m
Lk scs-Snmc u"y. at II M
,TlLAr"'s FERRY, JEFFERSON, Co.,
nue-Monday, by - ~ r.
Closes-Friday, at 10 "a A A.
OFFICE HOURS.
From 90 4. ". 10 : oo P NJ, and for sho,,
me aissropeAlAg tho mail at hight '''
r. W. PEGUEs NJ.
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Wanted to Purchase

ENOR TIE USE OF THE CONFEDERATE
l.. States-Scrap Iron wrought cast Tor wllici,
pay t price in s! nr ifprcferrcd will exchange
rolled plantation iron for tho Planters others
having any ftI's above to dispose Of will inform mo
OF the fact rs wish to collect it together as spceliy
as possible. j. s. MERUNEY
September IT,
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Coroner.;;ss
eJoi,n S. Neroney.l

Managers Of Elections... -s:rvs
-: :C"mdcn-John S. McvonOy, C. A., Mcdonald,
Curctons' Mill-Frederick Bowen, James Team,
Emanuel Parker.
Flat Rock-Jcsse Truesdel, James Fletcher,
George r. Miller.
Buffalo-Wm. Mungo, Gillian sowell, wm Cato
l.izenby s-John McGougan Daniel McCaskill
Donald Mcdonald.
schrocks Alill-B.i:T Mccoy, Alexander Nc
Leod, Henry Radcliffe
Goodwin's Store-Benjamn Cook, John B. Mick
lie, james II. Vaughn.
Liberty Hill-A. u. Jones, jr., R. C. Patterson.
r. D. Cunningham.
OGccrs Of Court
Joseph d. Dunlap, Commissioner in Equity; W
Clyburn, Clerk: a. L. Mcdonald, Ordinary :
Duncan Sheorn, Sheriff
Tai Collector
William McKain.
Confederate Enrolling O6,eer
w. z. Lener.
Confederate Hnr Tar Collector
A. NJ: KsnncdyS
As,essor,s
John Cantey, r. N. Kennedy.
Collector cr Tax in Kind,
James Jones.
Cdisf Commssary AGENT.
j.. RI. Deverenux
Confederate Q~artermaster'sr Agemt;l
q James sowers1 :,
State Quartermaser's AyentI
"a. Markley Lee
Receiving and 1 0ell1,,ng Ao..,
p. M. Gayle.
-~~>~>~-..-N>-.
Officers Of the Town Of Camden.
Infendaat
James Dunlap,
War3ens.
n. D. Baxley, D. D Hocotl, L., .M..Bqswcll, r. N.
Kennedy.
ERecordrr
RIM. Kennedy.
NarShn' end N,rkri C1erm
r. -, Vim. Johnson.
Professional.
Physicians now Prac,iriua,
L. Fl. Deas, D. l.. DeSaussure T. Rccnsicrna,
W. r. Skies, BENJAMIN H. Na,heson ! Ncc,o
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Denfist.
NJ. Bissell.

--~-~~-~--~~-------
Scholastic Meresnt;Ia f. M.l
--
l.. McCandless' Male !.cadcmy; f. Staudenmvo
male academy; Mrs. McCandless' "A cadem: ~
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon. '0''
q
L. w. Honney. James Dunlap, George Alden ~
": T. Eal"phcll, Il. NJ Kennedy, Mrs NcIeish
Benjamin, Mn,kcSon 1 Co., A. n La,ta ~ n
'MrD"wth. :. oppcni:ein, NJ. Baum Bio. liz.
S1nnrr'. 7. 5. Myers. Jsmes NlcEwn t.
~ q. Ge!a:' y Co.; George Douglas, J. H. o.
psns'ei:" i'rc., VIVA. Johnson, ID. d. Hecot. i
nr"ny's:s. g.
"n': S4ek":u' T. L. zemP
E"eh &:iier ana .Statioaer
James y: Young.
Ws'ches and .Ierclrg7
james i. Young, Il. 4. Alexander. AEW. w.h-
.,s... Ei0chs smiths, Hagon and CarriageHakers.
= Shivcr, Robert Man, Nathan Il. Arrants, Tbomae
ShIver L. r., blacksmith.
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President end Directors Of Cumdy, Bridge CO.
Presidcnt-.Iolln VI. DcSaussurc .-r
Directors-John Macrae, H. Perkins, James Team
a.. Colin Macrae Sec. & Treas.
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NEW Goods O|..| | J, $, !
EINE BLEACIED IIOMESPUN.
J. 7.s a,id 4 4 Brown. Homespun.
Dark lelains, Black Alpnccas, Flair Nets
Servants HaIdkerchiefk ETC., etc

Servonts HaldkerchieiS ETC., etc.
Ladies': T atest Svlc HATS. on hand and made to
order. BONNET FRAMES, of the Latest Fashion,
anu ali assortment Of MILITARY GOODS of all de-
script hs.
Shoeslrlngs Corset aces, Tnpe, Spool Cotton and
Needles. Pins and Knitting Ne i es
And CrSnr m,ly other useful articles s, too nu,ncr-
Ols to me li0n, Ut
Nov. 44.Gl d. MRS. HAMMERSIOTJ(;H'S
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Crmmi<s1onr"s o' iuh!ts Bui;G.ngs.
John M&kmnn, X. NJ. krnr.;Y, L.. Is. Johnson +.
L. Lemp l.. y. X. blair. james i. Cuneton, WEI.
u. MuDowal ChairmaE, Z. +. H., Colin Nacrcn
Trcastacr.
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Commissioners of tie Poor.
f. Barnes. A a. McDowall, John q. Higgins, Il
Nj Kennedy, J. S. pePass. ". L. Hughson, See
and Treas.
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Commissioners TO -Inprcr: I'uJii: Sc:uri.::s
John NJ pcSanSSurc james D,nlup, v III. L. Jt In
:. son, 81, y. NJ. Kennedy, Thos. Z. Shannon
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NQu,SffQfeS.,

Nay,strates.
John h. Witherspoon. VIZ. i. Hogan, W. Il. Tay
>lsr. Henry Brace, john h. Sl.w, Richard l.
Whitaker, J. I. Barker
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Professional.
Physicinns now Prnc,iriu1,

Physicians now P,ac,iriua,
L. Fl. Deas, D. l.. DeSanssre T. Rccnsticrna.
W. R. Skies, Benjamin II. Ma,heson. J McCaa'
J. I. Tranham, W. H. Pickett, B. S. Lucas. T.
Mellow, L. N. DcSaussure Thomas ". Sal
mond, F. L. Zemp.
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Commissioners oT Free Schools
Wiley Kelley. VIM. Dixon. james Team, C. G.
Halle, Iessvs Trucsdc!, Eaniei BethLne; A L..
Mcdowell.
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"D1:STR1GT DIRECTORY.
DISTRICT OFFJCEPS.
Legislators.

a. H. Boykin-Senator.
John ID. bsSaussure, b. d. Perry-Retresonta-
tises. ~ ...
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Scholastic. Mercantile, g. Mechap-
: lea -

:i:aos'aies anG Primary Schools in Camden,
H. McCandless' Male :cndemy; f. staudenmve,.
male academy; Mrs. McCandless' Academy for
i"nng Ladies'. Mrs. McCreigh,; Miss Dswaon
Mrs Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon.
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Churches.
sMethodist-J. tt Wightman, pastor
Presbyterian-S. H. Hay, -
Episcopal-T. F. Davis, jr., q
kBaptist-W. E. Hughson, ...s
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Private BOARDING.
J. W. Rodgers.

Miiinary and Dress Mahtnq.
Niss D. H. McEwen, Mrs. Hamm eralsu, =
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-23
REAL ESTATE

1T PRIVATE SALE-lhe fine EeNidence
of Mrs. E. CH,rBtnLrS. on tniver-hy
Aycnup. The House Is brick, two s'oTeys,
bnlit and finished in the mo-, substantial
manner. Il contains l2 rooms IN all. inciud,
ing i',chen-is thoroughly heard by iurnars.
and ha, gas fittings through NJ. The ma
partiilon walls are Soiis, aad the cellar NOR
ouchly rar-pronf There ss d large c'siern
with pump in Kitchen. and never-iaiihe
well o. water at the door.
There is a fine Stable and Carriage House
with all other necessary oaibuildines incioa>
iug fine Chicken house and Tool room
The Lot contains about three acres, P"rs
tion Of which is used as pasture lot. having
a stream of water running thro' Hand adIoins
the Stable. which is a very valuable conven-
ieuce. The lot is completely stocked with the
hest varieties of Fr2l, .Tees aRd vines IN fult
bearing. and choice Shrubbery in abundance.
The situation is in every respect desirable,
the neiehborhood the best in the place.
Enough Lots could be sold of 10 pay halt
the coat Of purchase, i! aesire3.
Twenty Acres Farm Land, situate
in Kelly town nip. adjoinin. lands Of Paul
Geddes and others, about half 4 mile from
town.
For further particulars and terms amply 10
ORHIG & HAYES.
Oct IS Agenis-Lewisburg, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-23
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, 10 all Concerned,
y that the following named person, have
setllsd their accounts IN the Registers Oiice
at LeWis5GFs, Union county, aud that the
said accounts will be presented for Confirm
alton and allowance at the Orphans CoUrt
to be held at LEWISBURG, for the county OF
Union. on tine third MONDAY Of Dec.
next, beng the 18Th day of SAID month. VIZ:
The final account Of G. \. Foun.man.
Admir- Of .iahn b Smith, dect late OF the
borough Of MIillinbnrs.
= The account Of Nathan MYERS, Exr Of
the last will and testament OF -inn y. Bdktr,
(wiie Of josiah Bake) late OF the borough OF
LewiShurg. deed.
, The final account Of Frederick Bolend-
er, Surviving Executor of the last will and
testameGilof Jyii S!ess, deed, late Of Line
stone township.
The account Of Geo. Haucs. Guardian
Of Ngrgaret Rsisi, minor child Of Daniel
ReiSh, deed, as exhibited by Conrad Sheck-
Ter, one of the Administrators Of said George
Hauck, deed.
The account Of James Marshall, Admir-
of the estate Of John p. Deibsri, decd, late OF
White Deer township
T.. Ii. WEIKEI., Register
Registers Office, Lewisburg, Nov. Is, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-23
Chicago Platform, Improved.

RESOLVED, That We declare it as the
sense of the American people, that, after
four years of failure to get possession OF
the Government: by the fool-hariy exper-
imeut Of trying to make George Z. MClen-
Ian, President, during which time We have
made war upon the loyal people Of the
North, insteal Of the traitors Of the Sonth {;
fought the Government, instead of the
Rebellion; stabbed the American soldier
10 the back, instead of the Rebel soldier
in the front; stuffed ballot boxes with
dry goods boxes, and desccrated tho graves
of our patriot warriors to make them
vote the cause of treason We therefore
demand an immediate cessation of such
shameful and ignominious partisan hos
tili'ies, with the view OF taking the side
of Loyalty, Democracy and Humanity, of
aiding in the noble work of crushing the
Rebellion, and doing such other loyal
acts as may redeem ourselves in the eyes
of an indignant world.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-23
Court w eek
Unio, Couriy Comrs Proclamation

WV HEREAS, the Hon. SAN |. . OOuS,
w President Judge for Ghr 2uth Judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed oi the
couniies of Uni,u, Mltil n and SNYDER, aud
Jso " SINoSruS and JouS WALL, E~Gs, 4 $50
cIate Judges ia Union county, nave issued heir
prrcept, bearing date the 2lSl day of sept
1864, aud 10 me directed. for the holding of an
Orphans Couri, Courr Of Common Pleas, Oyer
and rerminer. and General Quarter Sessions
at LEWI>BURG, for The countv of UNION,
on the Third Monday Cf deer, (6eIng The
l9,h dayl ls6I, and to continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the Cor
oner Justices Of the Peace and ConStables in
and for the couniy Of Union, 10 appear in their
own proper persons with their records, iLqul-
sltionS examinations and other remembrances
10 do those things which Of their offices and in
their behalf appertain 10 be donei and all Wit
nesscs and other persons prosecuting ia behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required to be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
perl. Jurors are requested to be pgnclgal in
their attendance al lhe appointed time agreea-
bic TO notice.
Given under my hand and seal a, the Sher
ia 5 Office IN Lewisburg the 10Th day of
Nov. A d 1864, AMI the s7th year Of the
Independence of the United States of AmcTi-
ca.-God save the Commonwealth,
l.. +. ALBRIGHT, Shsrif
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Latest News

Nothing especial from Gen. Grant OF
Sheridan.
All eyes are turned to Sherman and
the Rebels show great fears. 1t is very
uncertain what he is doing. Some say
he is striking for Mobile, ,Savann al, Charles
ton, Beaufort, or Wilmington-while 9th
ers predict that be will march to the
North, to cut of the retreat of Lee from
Richmond. He has q good force, who
confide much in him.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2l.-The Gazette s
Nashville despatch says that military af-
fairs are unchanged, and comparatively
gu ct. The rain continues, and the roads
are in bad condition.
Hood and Besuregard are still in the
vicinity of Florence.
Nine hundred Rebel prisoners arrived
at Nashville on Saturday morning, from
Atlanta. Thinking the place evacuated,
they rushed in to pillage aud plunder, and
were captured. -....
The Rebel sympathizers at Nashville
are gloomy and disconsolats, in conse.
quence of the anticipated results of Gen.
Sherman's movement.
AccessiOns to our army are arriving
daily from the North.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 20-Gen. Gillem is
safe at Knoxville, with his command. lu
tho attack on bis outposts our loss in
killed. wounded and missing did not ex
essJ 400 men
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FOREIGN ATTACHMENT.

Union County,S
(l The Commonwealth ofPennsylva-
u. $. vania 10 the Sheriff OF said county,
(>> Greeting:
We command you that you attach all the
right, title, interest, and profits of Francis j.
Kennedy, in a certain tract of unSeated land
situate on the South Branch OF White Deer
Creek now or formerly in White Deer Twp,
Union county, containing in the whole three
hundred and twenty acres, and which was
surveyed on the 3lsl of August. 1855, IN rur-
suance of a warrant granted 10 Daniel Au-
ranlt, dated the 18th oi June, 1856, IN whose
hands or possession soever The same may be.
So that he. be and appear before our Court of
Common Pleas TO be holden in Lewisburg IN
and for said county, on the l9Ih day Of De-
cember next. there 10 answer Robert J. Ken
nedy of Plea IN assumpsit; that he he and
appear before our Court on the said ION day
of December next, TO answer what shall be
objected against him and abide the Judgment
of the Court therein. And have you there
and then this writ.
Witness the Honorable 5 5. Woods,Presi-
dent Judge OF said Count al Lewlsburg, the
.J day of November. 1861.
J.W. SANDS; PIo.honotar
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Unreasonable Lying.

We see occasional statements in certain
newspapers that the ba'tle-scarred heroes
Of the Potomac army were .fjrcea TO vote
for Liucnln-as if men who had for years
faced death at the cauuon's mouth, were
such towards or hypocrites that they dare
not vote, by secret ballot, as they wished. !.
The idea is ridiculous, preposterous, aud
vile SANDER upon our brave soldiers.
Wero there no votes in the army for
Mcclellan, the assertion might claim some
shade of plausibiiity. AS there is ga black
sheep in every hock," and hypocri'es in
every church, SO also there are partzans,
disappointed sorcheads, and restless and
disaffccted men in every army. But if
one could vote for Mcclellan, why surely
others could Mcclellan had or 1000
votes among the soldiers, yet We are told
they were compelled to vote against him !!
Col. O~eus' (G9tD Irish Regiment wero
all Democrats when they enlisted, but the
Col. ard men voted for Lincoln, while
liz men voted for Nc CNWia: yet scamps
would try to make fools believe that The
Ogiccrs compelled all Tie Soldiers. to Uote
for man they did nj cnnt!
But there is plenty of positive proof
from respectable persons on both sides
tha, the Army election was as fair as any
other. At home aud in the army, there
are doubtless men Con both sides) who
use wealth and position SO as sometimes
to croxd voters into the support of their
candidates. But soldiers are independent
as anybody else, and the election was free
yet legal. To avoid all doub. and cavil,
Gov. Curtin appointed G Mcclellan men
out Of the G6 Ccinmissioners-respectable
aud intelligent meu-to see that their side
had far play. We see no complaints BY
these men on the contrary, one Of them
Gate Democratic State Treasurer told
his friends in Philadelphia there was no
use in trying to cavil against the fairness
Of the soldiers vote.
The only fraud proren in soldiers votes
is that Of the New Workers opening and
changing tickets in envelops, and .torying
he names Of deld soldiers to rote dyainst
Tie cause for phiA they died!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-23
COpper-Faced.

After refusing to admit West Virginia
into the Chicago Convention, the Copper
heads had the brass to run an Electoral
Ticket in tha: State, but it had majority
in one county only. So when they had
robbed the soldiers of the elective power,
and voted against their resumiDg it, they
had impudence to ask Soldiers for their
votes, and tried to cheat them in the &C,
of voting. Aud where coored men have
right to vote, they swear they are the
only real genuine original democratic lov-
ers Of the niger, and refer to Rich'd NJ.
johnson and wife as proof. Hereafter,
they will claim to have backed up Abe
Lincoln in his Abolition war. Great aud
consistent is brass-hearted Shamocracy.
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Useful Hints.

!. 10 eat When you 10 hot Wshi u, u
brutal. Nay, this is slander on the
lower animals they do not so debase
themselves.
2. Do not enter sick chamber on an
empty stomash, nor remain as watcher
or nurse until you feel exhausted, nor sit
between the patient and the fire, nor in
the direction of a current Of air from the
patient towards yourself, nor eat or drink
anything after being il an invalid's room
until you have rinsed your mouth.
3. Do not sleep in any garments worn
in the day.
4. Most grown persons are able to
sleep souudly over sig hours in summer
and seven in winter; to attempt to force
more sleep on the system by sleeping in
day time, renders the whole Of the slum-
Der disturbed and imperfect.
S. Some of the mos. painful stomach
aches' are occasioned by Indigestion; ;
this generates wind, and hensc distention.
1t is often remedied by kneading the alb
domen with the hand, skin to skip, from
one side to another, from the lower edge
of the ribs downwsrds, whereby the sur
plus air is forced on and outward5 along
the alimentary canal.
6. When you return to your house
from long walk or other exhaustive ex-
ercise, 60 to the fire or warm room, and
do not remove single article of clothing
until you have taken a cup of hot drink
I. In going into colder atmosphere
keep the mouth closed, and walk with a
speed sufficient to keep off chilliuess.
s. Two pair of stockings will keep the
feet warmer than one pair Of greater
thickness.
8. The night sEeats Of disease come
on towards daylight; their death coldncss
is greatly modified BY sleeping in q single
loose wooen shirt
10. Those who drink cup Of tea or
coffee or other stimulants, ere fools, be-
cause it is to the body aud brain On ex.
penditure of what is not yet got. 1t is
using power in advance, and this can new
er DC done with impunity.
IL. The less q man drinks in hot
weather, the better; for the more We
drink tho more we want to drink, until
even ice-watter fails, and becomes Of q
metallic taste. Hence the longer you
can put off drinking cold water on the
morning of hot day, the better you will
feel at night.
II. Drinking largely at meals, Is n
mere habit, aud is always hurtful. No
one should drink at one meal more than
glass of any liquid, even of cold water,
for it always inteEfares with digestion.
Is. If you sleep at all in the day-time,
do it in tho forenoon