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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-06-07

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"Where are you going?' asked q
little boy of another who had slipped
down on the icy pavement. "Going to
get up" was the blunt reply.
1t would be a bad thing for a child
to get wasp in his mouth, but he
can't even say his alphabet without
getting A B in it. esA
A public writer thinks that much
might be gained if speakers would OBJ,
serve the miller's method--always to
shut the gate when the gristis out. in
+, "What is the best attitude for de-
fense?" asked a pupil of a well-known
pugilist. "Keep civil tongue in your
head,"' was the reply. W., diof p.
Cream may be frozen by simply put.
ting it into glass vessel, and then put,
ting the whole into an old bachelors
bosom. fr r,r -,.,,.s a:
The man who was lost in slumber, is
said to have found his way out on a
night mare 30 beHif sG
What is that which is ever before us
can never be seen, and yet oil are look.
ing toward it? Tomorrow. 9Gi 40
: Little girls believe in a man in the
moon; young ladies in a man in the
honeymoon. rdl 6,fp
d What is taken from You before yos
get it?-Your portrait. 81, ~
What is that plays when it works
and works when it plays?--A fountain
REMEDY FOR DETECTIVE SreHT.-
Eyes in glass. lAi
The BEsr WAY OF PRESERVING
MEAr.-Inyite none but vegetarians b
dine with you. .,..
"Too much Of a good thing" as ths
kitten said when she fell into the milk
PAIL brs a9n0T5lga8o. rui5 Aiu 9nl
What word may be pronouncet
quicker by AIDING syllable to- It II
Quick sf yjnpoo Piii mofl r
noAIu good many men are in the bes
health when they are out of Spiyifs.'
Z To terminate Il lawsuit speedily i
the next best thing to never having
commenced II. Y kAm ahi sa' ni q
4, The charities of good many ricl
! people seem alt9gether ind'sPcnsae's
'I7rff Vlrrrrtt. t.fr .4sr.| .fa Iftsff.a ..NHf T-
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tW Secretarp Stanton has written
a letter to the Independent Telegraph
Company fully exhonerating il from all
connection with tho bogus Proclama-
tim. Upon the telegraph of the Asso-
ciated Press, however, rests the onus
of having transmitted it to the West
ern Press as genuine, after it had been
pronounced forgery in New York
viii Government meet toits agent the
psnishmcat be des~vesYr e,-.,..
1Eflr La al, - e-,.,~tf
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-06-07

D..
Ho. WHIsKEY DRINKERs.--Those
who imagine that the whisky they
drink is the squire article" should read
what western dealer tells the Chicago
7r,5unein reply to the question Of how
much will tax of one dollar and twen-
ty cents a gallon decrease the con-
sumption?"
Very little; two gills of high wines
make one gallon of the whiskey re-
tailed to drink. There are thus two
gallons of whiskey to a gill on an av-
erage as men consume it. 1t now re-
tails at ten cents drink; sixty four
drinks to gallon comes to ten dollars
aud forty cents and costs the retailer
not mnre than two dollars, and as it
leaves him margin of eight dollars
profit per gallon, says our informant.
He can well afford to pay dollar more
of tax, as he will still have seven doll
ars clear profit OH each gallon sold to
his drinking customers!
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aG aw- n il MOI men ofsmight that we
want, but men who use, their might
men who, work With zeal and energy, at
whatever they set themselves to do.
It's not the 'istrong ''Sampsons" and
the big eGoliAlis'' lthdt do the most
good: hut lads like David-earnest, ac-
dive amf sttons of ofpwpose--doing one
thing alta tine, bpt,d0ips that thing
weufU od3 VI bod won
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"a zxaat ROY Manufactured and Sold by at r. stsr.o,s
. '''s'A4 Fltsdsls, hS = lcA 3. sfAkRoT,. =.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

.s,eisfGEo. T.. SMITH, ~ ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
would respectfully offer hi- serviees 20 the psorle o.
HuIsja'e and vicinity. Once Wsldron Bal
DIS Banking ohice. Rooms formerly occupied by
DIR. Kee.
xsrvKRKscxs.-Drs Read 4 Ford, Norwalk. Ohio; DR.
d N Kinsnan. Circleville. Ohio; Or chas McMil-
len. Med. Director 10th Army Corps; DR. Wm
Peek Surgeon Goth o. v. T.; DR.. J. 5. Ely, Surgeon
esth d.. WI; Dr ID. Bercdiet, Surgeon 18th D.
v. T..
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ENECUT1vR bEtAGrAi iS'r.
AN ACT 70 ALTERAND AMEND TIE MILITIA
LAWS OF TuE State

sec. l. Be itenactcd by tle Senate and House Of
nePresehtatycs, now met aud sitting; u General AS
semoiy andyby the authority OF tho some. Thai from
anu !e passage OF this Ac all free male white
nna Agy' not exempt from aciivc service wtomt t,n
nss OF te District in which they reside Ly tho mill
LAWS OF ;s State, shall be liable 10 active mil;1nry
outEls'oat The limits of the Stale at the cali Of s
ENcel1ebcy lie Governor W NO
SEOs2s3That tho Governor shall ,,ro ,,,,h;,
wheneyersn his Judgment it is necessary for tj. IT,
renee oEfls State OF the adjccnt >tocs to. orrr
o'' u ptse limits OF the Stale such portion OF Inns. ia
dc TO aesve nt'sy duly, aud for such ]cnr,1, nr
ume as lh his Judgment Ll.o cx cncy may rcori,o-
i vaas III atoh TO ihe other penalties prescribed
ny lnW for defauliers the Governor shall lie nnor:z
oa 10 order The arrest Of all such as NAV he li,n tn
mlary Qllty under This Act to tho i:.,ert ,,,st ,n.
my 'e compelled 10 perform The duty dcvo!yinr MON
th"m; Provided, nevelsclc>s That he SHALL at no t;me
place such militia beyond his control so ,s not f. ho
able 10 reeallhem at any moment ,xbcncvcr ,s - %
ccssies ofthe State require it, "
eEo25. That all free male white persons within tbc
tate between the ages of sixteen and sixty not cn,
raced IN the active militia, Shall be liable: to military
uu III cSes OF alarm, invasion, insur rccon or as the
posse c"anttdals anywhere within the limits nr tho
State. o ''''''' u ''c
segc l. That Tie Governor shall have power to allow.
als:semPton o. detail in such special cases either of
necessi'y orof pnhc interest," as in mis- Judgment shnnlJ
ne made III c.Ier or both Of The sad clns cs Of mil;
SEc. D. That all Ac's OF clauses Of Acts nous;to,t
with ills Act be rcncaled
LII the SENATE House. the sikh day OF Decen,ber in
t''e year ol our Lord one thousand eight hundr.d
ant! s'Sty-tonr aud the cghty-nnh wear of tho snv
efclgrty and independence Of the Srate Of Sou,h o.,
''''s NM. d. PORTER
iieSldcnt Of the Senate.
R.B. BOYLSTON,
acc lo-Gt Speaker House of Rep eseutn,;vos
II" 'he papers III The State publish ono week
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Printing for the Legisla~

FrERsONS WISHING TO CONTRACT FOR TIN
n 1hiNIlNi Tor The two Houses of the Icpisla
t"rc .: South Carolina of either ofrlcm will sub
mlt 'he'r proposals to the undersigned at Columbia.
on or before 29th of November inst
The following near as can be asccrtained vii, In
Iilc character and quantity Of the work;
bii:s, III Plea, G2 lines, Of 35 cms-2l7o ems ner
page. ro
reports rnd Documents, Long Primer, SIS liues, Of
81 ems eacli-l705 ems per pnee. "
Permanent Journal Long Primer. 55 lines Of q am.
cacli-l, 705 ems FER naae - - ''
calendars Of the two Houses, Ioug Primer, SIS Inns
OF 81 ems eacll-l,7 ,7c5 ems per page
The Bills to be printed OH good writing paper oud
a., M otsr printing TO 10 done on printing paper of as
hfe quailty as can be procured.
Extra copies ofevery paper ordered 10 bs printed b
either House, must oe furnished to each member cf
the other branch OF tie Legislature.
VI the Bills, Reports, Documents Journal and co,
endar two hundred copies required daily on.
1'l"o'e" anu MY or the members OF the House sf
representatives and fifty for the members of the Sem
ate. '''0 '''"
lie journal and Calendar must be delivered puno
tuay at or before tile hour OF meeting of tho Houses
OF e'ch day and ore copy by the snme hour to be d.
vered at tho Executive Department. and one COW to
the Slate Auditor. F' -
The acts and Permanent Forms Of the Heuses n,nst
be printed stitched and ready fer delivery by the 90
OF Fcoruary after the regular session. Rnle and fr
re work 10 count double. and pages and side notes to
be estimated at the rate of 7O5 ems pcr pace
me TWO Houses will separately choose the Printer
OF ther daily work, and will unite in the selection er
The frncr OF their permanent work, viz: Acts Re.
ports Resolutions, &c. ~
Proposals for the Printing of the two Houses or .f
either House. must conform to the foregoing sncciHco
"ohs. W. T.. MARTIN,
Clerk Of Senate
JOHN T. SLOAN, .
:, Clerk OF House Of Representatives.
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To Stock Raisers.

HAVISG BEEN SOLICITED TO PURCHASE a
- hpe Stallion aSo order to Improve the stock okmy
neiJ'oorhood have Selected and purchased at iph
PfcS the beautiful yonng>tl'orous shbped horse JEFF
A'ls-sred by the celebrated Imported horse IorA
tat was selected in Eagland by COL Beatty. of Union
District S. c. and purcla ed without regard to npiea
o,'mProve the stock of thesouth. All sat sac JEFF
DAVIS Will at once perceive how we'll the selection
was made lie s:t6r years old, fifteen, and q half
bands h,sl and will DO si:;teen-s rich nnalao oeanv
" oay :. and prss6n"ced by good judges apessmode
oeyoea an question: equal TO any colt H>thc
Confederate = ates. He will remain all Ll,e tjma a. Ms
Sable, hear Flat Rock, s. c. 'o ''''n = 10
TEhMs.-one hundred dollars, to insure:;Y and ono
dollar to the groom, Great caro- will be taken TO
accdents but will not be responsible should pnv
... .--ALSO--', NJ
lave supply Of hammered Iron Plough Moulds-a
superior "rtcle-for sale at $3.50 per h. or exchanon
''r COTTON one pound Of Iron fortwo of cotton:
D.oo,,o., ,. J. W. FORD. J
Lancaster Ledger copy four times once . n,on,,,
Or four MONTHS. WV " 'nohtu
u
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For Sale.

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6rt,e "scy nesro lolow-age over fifty years. For
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The Richmol Examiner.
PUBLISHED DAILY SElE WEEKLY 4ND
fFEEkL ].

TEEMS:-TljE DAILY RICHMOND EXAAI1.
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Dollas for six months; Fifteen Dollars for rco months
and Five Dollars for one month.
THE sEMI-W EEKLY EXAMINERS iss,,ad ovorv
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year, and'Ten D'llals for six months :.
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Slave Labor:
FOR THECOAsT-DIvJs1oNr NJ

FoRTHE HECOAsT-DIVISION e NC. 9
/ COMMIsS1ONERS OF ROADS AND T,1r
Iown Authorities within the Judicial Dis! rcls Of
i.ahcaster Acrsl1aw, Chesterfield, Marlboro. Darliuc
9or. Marion, Sumter, Clarendon Williamsburg nnd
ioiry VIII forthwith summon all shareholders Witlin
.neir respective limits to deliver ONE-FOURrA "a If
s'ves YES aole to Road duty az the Railroad Depors
January next at o'clock m., there to await trans
poita.on 10 Charleston fer thirty days labor on the
IL. commissioners Of Roads and tho Author;toc
above mined, who have not furnished tho Rot",s
caea @ 10 lcr ~ Circular Of 10Th October last from the
oInce OF Agent of tho State are requested to forward
elE r a. once as they are wantcd for immediate use
nnose Netufns VIII give tho names of all Owueys and
the number Of their Road Hands o''"''' anu
K. B. JOHNSON,
Agent Of State of South Carolina.
c~stsH,n sH, .ooeuioer 4 la6i. dec l3-6tw
week for four weeks papers in the Divsio or
week for four weeks ''''o" o'eo d
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PRESS potco to the contrary, are considered as wish
ing to continue their subscription ''''
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newspapers the publisher may continue TO send taem
until all arrcarages are paid. -
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are held responsible until they have settled the hs
and ordered them discontinued 0'''
d. If subscribers remove to other places witl,au IN.
forming the publishers and the newspapers are sent
the same. r' 'o'
5: The Courts havo decided that refusing to ,,k.
newspapers from tho Office moving and LEAVING thau'
9neailed Tor is prina lacis' evidence Of Intentional
fraud. n"'
6: The Courts have also repeatedly decided tbat a
postmaster who neglects to perormhs duty of giving
asonable notice. as required by the Post Ofics Ds
part"en oithe neglect Of person to take from tho
maseres'able to the publishers .or the .bse utis.
prlce. S.A 'f''oS
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NOtice,

r WILL HIRE ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
4 january next az the Cou't lIouso in Camden, two
negro Pays spence aud Alfred, belonging to the Es.
tate Of William Wilson, the hircr to give bond md t
good securities furnish two suits Of clothes one mir
OF shoes one blanket orqlt, one hat or can and INV
Doctors BILL said negroes to be delivered to me m
the first Monday in January, 1866 at the Court ouso
in Camden.
Lw also rent, on tho Same day all the lands be.
longing to said Estate, renters to give bond and two
good securities ""
j: nUCKABEE, Admr.
December l-3t. Ao0''
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Wanted to Purchase

EHOR THE USE OF THE CONFEDERATE
Il States--Scrap Iron, wrought or cast, for which
pny fair price in cash. OH fptefrred will exchange
relied plantation Iron for the samo. untcrs others
having any ofths abovo to dispose Of will inform me
OF the fact az wish TO collect it together speedily
us possible. }. S. MERONEY.
September IT,
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Negroes to Hire,

R'Ho LIKELY NEGRO WOMEN; BELONGING
l. to the minor heirs Of James Click
Two likely women, belonging TO tho n,,ou
Daniel Wilson, deceased will be hired on the is
OF January next for the year 1865 in tile town Of Cay
den before the Court House. at the usual honrs o" s
hiring. n O1"at Gacn nouFs Tor
Agent for Jas. r. Truesdel ssTr,,stoo
.lec l0--ld2w -" "''ee.
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RETAINED.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-14

THE FENiaN BROTHERHOOD Fe
nian Brotherhood, whose chiefs have late.
ly held q convention in this city, is an
organization of Irishmen of secret and
military character, whose members are
pledged to each other to srike for the in
dependence of Ireland whenever an op-
portunity arises. In Ireland the society y
numbers some 800. 900 men and the Gov.
ernment party has already been seriously
alarmed by their midnight meetings fol
drill and conference. In the United States
they are numbered BY hundreds of thous.
snds. Illinois alone having forty circles.
The late convention contained representa-.
tives from ell parts Of the United States,
Canada and Ireland. In the resolutions
which they adopted they "solemnly de.
clare entire allegiance to the constitution,
and laws Of the United States of Ameri.
ca" They also urge the younger mem.
bers Of the Bro. .herhood to study military
tactics, so Is to aid "ths United States,
by land or by sec. against Englsnd's e
myrmidons." Both the deliber ations and
resolutions were marked with singular
harmony of feeling and unanimity of pur-
pose, and if opportunity to secure the in.
dependence of Ireland ever offers, the
Fenisl Brotherhood will not shrink from
the exigency. whatever it may be-
Chicago Tribune.
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Che Ransas Chief.
WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS:
Thursday, :: January IL, 1864,
1--WE Of Us in That FIX.

The Leavenworth people are complain.
ing that Gen. Lane aided in selling them
out on the Railroad question. We have
no doubt of it. and that be made it pay
But We of the Northern Tier have been
treated in the Same way, and Leaven.
worth is now in . coalition to symps.
thize with Us. The same may be said oil
the Eastern tier of Counties, South ol
the Kaw.
When the Railroad measures were be-
fore Congress, and Senator Pomsroy set
about ignoring the claims of Northern
Kansas, Lane quietly permitted it. with
out putting in word in our behalf. II
was left for Missouri Senator to speak
. word for us. and to secure us chsuce
{ q very slim one) for . Railroad grant.
Again: when the Kickapoo Treaty came
up for ratification. BY which one-tblrd
of the area of . Northern County was
bsrtered away. to aid in building . road
which would not touch her borders, bat
would be an injury to her. and would 60
to build up other Counties. where was
Lane I? Not word did be venture in
opposition. 1t is even said that he re-
ceived handsome som for his silence.
Doniphan County. sad Northern Kan
sas. have alwsys, heretofore. stood BY
Lane. We have been denounced for
years, because we would not blindly fol-
low him right or wrong; and in the Fall
of 1862. when candidate for the SEN
ate. . persistent effort vas made to COM
pei us to pledge our support to Lane for
the United States Senatoship. when it
was we'll known that the election would
not properly ocear during onr tsrn Of
Office. Before be receives our support.
or any pledge from os. We want some
one Of his strikers to peint ont one single
act that Be psiormsd for the benefit of
Doniphss o. asy otbss Eosthsn 0oasty.
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Corresponding.
(For the Chief

Mn. EDirok:-Anotber ev.',to3 Io3
is passed. and goas to Join N, ul ... ssr
yond the food" and TO-DAY W. !. .saho Be-
on s''nsw yesr. The r.crrrrncs "'s' as ,p'
period which indicates the r..is q. ~ Lbs
years." swakens in the mind n 'a'a cf
aections-some pleasant .ad otb.a! 's'
rowful. "e'' scr-
Our widespread country tSo,,,
vulsed by q terrible war is no, d.. coo.
Our Government the inheritapc. S!sd os
Fathers, is still unimpared in is ...' our
deur. or power. although severely ,,.', s.aa,
BY the 6rey ordeal through which !, sSLei S
and is still passing-yet like q sounS ,'ps u.s.
on boisterous sea, it has thus f.r prorn
out-rode the storm, and cop6,e,s. Su.!
stability is stronger than ever ana -, 10
the last surge Of this "cruel w,,n "u's
have spent itself at the base of hi. 'a.I "LaI'
structure Of human Government, N. "v''s I
the world ever saw, then will i, st,n1 ' Nv
more fully developed in its symmetry ,os ~,
power. . terror to despots. a Inv :.
the friends ofhumani,y in the whols .,,,S y
The steady progress of our armies y.
heroic bravery Of our troops uDoD ~ w
battlefield, and the signal victor;.s :,
our armies will stir every patriotic bos,.
with emotions of sadness and 10, IN Ta' %
retrospect of the past year, and Is, Will,
many will be happy many also viii /.
awakened to feelings Of deepest ss3,.'
the desolate hearth. and "raean, chm
in many. rery many homes will sw,I,
memories of loved ones in the sleen y
death upon the battlefield far away
The Washingtoaisns and soIoun.,
here seem to be trying to enjoy thea,
selves to-day. the weather was ples,u,
this morning but suddenly changed, ma
is DOW intensity cold. The Prssidepl,
reception was we'll attended, the miIit,rr
and naval officers made fine displ., /,
fnll uniform, the President did not An.
pear IS buoyant in feeling as usual, md
looked rather pale and careworn, which
perhaps was in consequence of bis rsc.r.
illness.
The success Of the Presidents Admin.
is,ration is verdict / have no doub, the
people will give in re.slecting him to hi,
present position.
Senators Pomeroy and Lsns are n
present ont Of the city. These gentlemen
honorably represent your State in the
Senate and Mr.. Wilder will take good
care of Kansas interests in the Lower
house.
Living is very high in Washington.
rents are enormous, and many things a.,
sold at fabulous prices.
Quito . number Of cases Of Small PoI
have occurred in the suburbs. mOalr
among the contrabands. More anon.
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~ The Continental Monthly for j a

~ The Continental Monthly for JAN
uary. 1864, is on our table. Contents :
Retrospective; Sketches of American Life
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