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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
CHERIFF,s SALE.

MaA~ SrAsR OF Iowa, LEE Corxrr-ss
By virtue Of special execution directed Issued
b. the Clerk If the District Curt Of county IN favor
Of Turner, Wilson Go. and Converse Harding Co. am
against Hugh IL Smiley, hasee,e upon and will sell to
the highest bidder, At Tie front door Of The uice
the Dtrict Gt OF Les county LsYa at Ksokuk in sad
county tie sth ia, Of March A. D. 1864 between the
hours Of o'clock A. N. and O'Clock =. NJ cornlene nc
at O'Clock NJ Of said day. the following property to
wit: Twenty 10 feet front Fifth street BY one hun
dred feet loo deep, out Of lots and y in block 80 e
mencDg at oint on the line Of lot "a and Fift
street. one hundred feet from johnson street aud forty
feet from the alley running through block s thence en-
tee e ei lot and fiith street towards said alley twenty
feet; thence right angles to 5t s. attess ts =,
sto pt IN block ~. one hundred feet thence along the
line OF lots and toward allnson \. ~ FEET theme. across
lots eight ri apa sven TO the line NJ Lett Fifth stree,
1t the point OF beginning ia the city ofKcokrk Lee couu
~ Iowa. for the payment of trst the Judgment Of Tar
ner. Wilson Co; secondly the amount due Converse
Harding Co. and any cveriias TO Margaret G. Davies
Tke levied uFon and be sold by effer OF court n
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Fee Fl 20 = ISRAEL ANDERSON
heohuA, Jan -, is.t Sheriff of LEE Co.. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
NHEKIFF 5 SALE.

~ STAIR Igr4 LEr Gus
~ write - an executJn % directed issued hy the
teEk 4 the District Court ~ said county Ia favor s
Hose Pierce Co. and kgstsf Jon iissHe ht5n have
ltFied Elen aid Sill ELL ~ the highest Usier 4. lie
front or II the Clerks ce oi the District Crt II L.
etiny, Iowa a, heukuk. SID county GA tho 5ih sy
:" Matsh 4 u leos. between the hours 81 9a'ciock =
ari clock r NJ commencing clesk P. II sal
ns the following property t.-Nt The naKtl-east quar-
Ter VI the quarter OF section thirty sd and he
srthAt quarter Of the southeast Qnzrt<r III section
all ~ township sixty eirh, Ss nsFth OF range seven
Il Nest and tie nextit&st quarter southeast
qrArtT section twenty four - township sixty--eren
To- uorth II range seven vest Ice cssuatr Iowa
Taken levied an and TO be sold BY order q court TO
satisfy sad writ EXECUTION
PrIntsr's kee s. 81 ISRAEL ANDERSON
hevknk, Jan -, 81 Sheriff II Lee Co, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
GHERIEES SALE

CHERRIES SALE.
~ Srsyg oF Iowa, LEE CorxTY-ss
3y virtue If special execution tn dsrected issurd
By the Clerk Of the District Court Of sid county m favor
o Levi Higgins AM against Isaac Fanansiii land also
A decree against Elizabeth NanaaSfall and others
have levied n,s1n and ei sell IT, the hsh-~s bladder
the front door OF the Clerks Office Of The Dsirict
Court Of Lee county, Iowa. at Kenkn in said county,
the 2sf day q march, A. D. 1s6t between the hours
o'clock NJ. If sRid dry, the following property 4, Wit
The nth.west quarter ~ section three 1871 in township
iowa, ~ = ss
Taken. ypi upon sad 70 BE- sold b. order Of cort 10
satisfy said Writ Or III eruIioa
K4st IA. res. 20. 1854 IsR AEL ANDERSON,
Printsrs Fee 81 co. Sheriff Of Lee Co JoVa.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

INFORMANT DrseovEgv We arc informed
.ha, gentleman has recently obtained pa.
ten, icr ,he manufacture ol Rerose ne oil waics
hss been ,hoseaghly tested aad soand 10 be
equal, II not superior. 10 the Yankee article.
lie hss made sosno from the Alabama coals
which gives brilliau, light. The material -
ineshansssblc. We expect soon to have some
Of it, when We shall ssy more about it, Ihis
will prove very pleasant news to shose OF our
readers who arc using tallow dips at 81 EACH
--AtAsns Bauaer.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

DAulsRxs's DEArH.-"Graee Greenwood"
has been lecturing in Meade's army to rhe
soldiers A Yankee correspondent says: Il
have never seen greater effect produced thaa
by her touching description of the GLORIOUS HE
and heroic death OF the brave young Dahlgren
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
snaM rag .gAxs assssassssgs.


Meassz. April The sess tasess aasiecs
from di.ssrraas gssfass West a shs Aisssssapps
ssses repuss that i gscas basils sas sseghs he-
twses General Hirlg Smith ard Bsnks, asar
Shseserss4. ssarka wss sIesseaaed wisis i ioas
os frngssea shousanss. Ratoa Rougs and other
ihospssala aga fsall os shs y apkee weanied.
The ssessncg Bsssaa had ieeea ssrnsk by i
snrpesa and the celebrated non clad steamer
Essrs was captured
AaOshss assoaas slases sAss she EEasss Wa
aussk
1as sesa wsra nndef shs eorssnaad of Gen.
Rishy Ssnia
Means Arr; 7o.--- ssgsa Asiasss inss
sasusss hss rg ggsssts sasEss ron.
ziss ssssss sangs so Esaakasa AVS heen eassusSsl,
nauass sasls hisss so lssasaa sap, sor be Gsaaksa
was sssgspasssabs br ssteI sssasEg. BED asssg
fhsss sHiGsnas sasssa. Sssssss sassy lanasa gans
boss and sssssgsssas aaass been easghs above
shs sass ard ssaaos gss aous a,efuse sase ssser
r;ses.
yasx 1Es. ssssarsrs D esss3 asss.
FnEr pssxow. 81 yass Msasfssssss. April -
ssenssal Forrest wi.ss chasmsss Dssisaon
sspssssa fsm Slass ysssersays The gasssscn
consisted ssf s00 Eankssa md 800 negroes. ~
The as sssng sssssss ID eaa as oeec
asssske. ss,s sssssesda llss aaesrr spssest ard
halsssgs laa sae $40 bssgaslka thai made the
ssssssgs. Thsy hsssss entered ssse spss sanussss
nsSssay gsssa oppa8sse sslea md aa sssdlsssssns
nasN siangsssf aasaed s1ae hsssssre EssssOasgg
wsss sakan hss die Fess os 1he gxsyssoa we're
ras q The swsss The ssss ran with Mepd..-~
Masy eg saa sssslay jumped saae the river and
mess ssskss sssss AZ asumned Id sha ssfsasls.
ossf ssess es,o wsssa q asessa aaa s'.s's
The Cpafsdsfs.s soaa Was T5 killed ard
waszlslsa kisUtssaas Csaoaei Ressd, Of sha ssh
ssssssspps. wms sssossalsy wounded.
dssEssssh dasad Cairo. April "a. Gays VII
II raspsssa sslsas shs rebel Forrest, with sasgo
syses. ass aslsanasgg go Paaaeah IasS msgjss.
1Esass Ser dsrsssssna. Rssnafcssnussss has1
ahsse issssn Massesa. z ss SIS
aApsss 1a.--Tlho Basssssssss Ssss
x ssss ggsh ssssss-. hss bees sssssYssM
1n Fasnesasy Basssd, with Caafa5ssasa
shs ssissaasser es Fort HaIIssrekk.
Il fegasssssss Ks. lie aIIowed q respite III fsva
hxss.s ss,s fhs sssssval ef shs wosnea and casl.
.sSsS mo wess ssas 10 ffsaifo MsanahiIe, sws
B atsasIass sfrssea ii esoIsEabus fsosn below wisa
900 sssassnss os Their way nome 90 faFIoagh.
Ssssss pess saadess, asls Ii aelIesed would si.
alssAe co1sa 81 Fofs Haslesk 10 make
esssa sA;s dssance. TEere sas lighting during
sse sssSsss day hSs the reaals was ankhewn.
IRE asassa esearied padaSah agaau oa
sha ssgk, aadsuaasaaasd Colonel Hicks, CON
ssaniiag she kaat there 20 surrender. 1hss ha
haa slesl:sssl
Ths YaakaE verssap og she capture Of Fort
PSllew ssss: Two lags Of truce demanding the
-syvsnsar ssf the pass, bssage three o'clock, were
eeas ii. As that Isosr the sybsls poured into
sae scss sompelIipg ID sansadsr. The ineaF-
masn Sends shan began AZ snaiserimlsase
alaashssr II whites and blacks alih oas d
tAs whois garrison of 800 only 200 rsfEaaiti
Z sisss.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

The "new issue" has been received at Charles
ton: on she 5th instant, the amount OF 100000
vas paid but by the Confederate States Treas
ursr before the hom Of closing.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

fmsogTAsr 10 TaAvxtlsza-otsevs have been ss-
sasd By Aiaaas and Isspsesne General Coces % the
respective pto~oss MarsAats psois;sas .hesa fress
issssg passports ssasy persoa nes travelling ca sua.
sea os .sse 6orsrnaeas except fassosgasd scsaiefs
as oaitprs. oa aay og sss !iass Of railroad between
Richmond sssi Atlanta The o-dcF, understand, 10
imperative. and shs travelling pubisa VIII gosern
themselves aero<dingsy
se ssys s5a Cotpsabis Gss-daaa. gsosis another
osrru lsara that The order enassnplssea ss sssire
saspessssuti a .rayel kes sixty Days
This oses, though psoaHesfse of serious iaceavsn.
sercs 10 .4aay. vii. ye we hare 10 doebs, be cheer
fss'ir segussseed In by stsa people
IL seos 10 be tho grners: Impression thai ;hs Yan-
kscs ays aAosaoaed tho aascaaa pian. and intend d.
ecaceassats the hsk Of tssr asiYe force ios gsxnd
assl skaasi ssaa same one sasa.- Te bare not oas-
ssis asssesee that Rsamnea would be sheir mark and
even ao@ s.uaas vrry mnea xheales e wn be, Bat
il sis sny sssns stsssassly Indispensable shas ,hs
ccarassass snshpssiss@ should iave sa.sFs eonisol u
se .a;lfsaA ~ ss 10 b. sais to enocsrssase rapidly
upa Tho pSns waesp The attack h ultimately deyes
ossd. Aud, whether isE1 q JesSssos be esIled on
30 hsar sise h, Of tho oase we bare no fsass r shs
rssais, provided Tho Psesarns w sra6 sies r-aty ag
sfpogs aud ss srass
We wsls ealv Suggest sisat sssee he Gcsersssenshas
sassa ctsssc 81 s ilroais i Ssfghs TO tase sssei.
psssaaioa as wsI rressnt Ee .arciasa.a bsrni5s Of
hsssgss OF nes az resss Wosk ass al tire eyaacai mo-
assHs 9a acteas Be- aa.siasa. es shs traits Q. we
tory sss by shs nsarrsvsl sf saeh or sae asssisa
4, win be aag euuspsztiSs 20 knSw skat aaos tho
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
THE CAMDEN !(IRkAI .


To ADVERTISERS Our advertising friends viii
oblge sis by harding u their advert semsnn On o.
before "Wednesday. Our paper Is worked of On
Thursday afternoon snd ss We are slioat handed il s
impossible for to sss up The advertisements, II nu
msruus, iu addition % tho oshg hss.er necessarily
postponed Until that aas. Hereafter no advertisements
sasli BE- yegsspsd oa Taswsaay.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

&c. Rives, ot the Congregational Globe, Wash
ington, is dead,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
! NEWS SUMMARY.
YaoM TEXAS.

HoCsros, TExAs, April 4-Hanilton, the
Isnooln Military Governor. haa establiahed bis
seak of government at Brow wnsvilIe, apposnsed
hss oigiesss, &c $ ..s
Judge y. b. Mcfarland is made Judge OF the
Federal Cears as Brownsville and Corpus
GhYsssi, and the work Of eonascssion has com.
ussnsed. The bulk oil tha Yankee force has
been wisilasawn Sfu1n The coast 10 Louisiana,
IcRysng ahous sSur CT five shoasand saen Tor
garrison and o6enaiAe operationss Thes pro-
}ess an iateasion Of marching On San As'setie
and Hosafun.
Al lankss fores OF three hundred attacked
Easdis ON the 18th, and ssEs signally rerassed
Sc CD. Bcgnasssas with 8 force Of less lhan ofa
hundred ssd 6ssy nsefs.
Tue yankces esaenasod Indisnola on the
18th. Theg ars asill n iorco 1t Fort Esl'sr-.
asza.
Mssssx Riilliars sad oshess, who have bern
anssss fslliisafy arspss for sosna TINA past for
sssasoaabss designs, applied Boz their discharge
ss lie Ssnsesse ssoHss on q writ os Mabeas
Carassa III was nss contested, and tAey ase
dschsrgsi, oals b 81 re afrcssua andsr she
bew law sasfsasaiag tlss privilege Of slsss wsss.
The cold weAsher has nsaae crops ID Texas
ssnaswhas backward. and rendered tho ssssskssess
lsas aattssiag slsa lsss year.
ii saswe ssiewsesl h!ockade steamer hiss run
cha blockade Of Galveston wish 1000 ssasd of
arsna ss
Fcas ssleasand Federal sasaly occnpy Esgle
paaa four hanirsi sa:les abevs BUaHssille.
The enstgy il now aalsaucsagon thr North
era and Easssfa bossiers oi the Ssass.
Tac spisis 81 the pcopas > good, aad MI arc
nregsssa 10 resist ssse esssssy iis his advance
sgasnss sbe Stats, and 10 ssgas she war through
10 shs end. s z
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

o~sn revejoy. Of Illincis. one Of the
snsss radieal Aboiitionists ofths whole North.
died In Washington last week. His funeral
came eiY In Brookiys, and the newly tangled
idea OF rnisccgcnasien seems 10 have been prac-
ticaily carried on, on The eccasion--one OF the
palIhesrers being negro, "fcruerly sIave!'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
rascoas oa ans cAmssr Hslrs.--Tae sss
Ynss Msraia relates The following:

y IssscotN oh His IAassRg aaAFs--AR sss@
York Hsraia relates The following:
A pscnineni aeassos was demonstrating
w;sh Mr. Iiseoln faw days ago asosfs keeping
Mr. Chase IN hia Cabinet, when IT was we'll
knewn that Ms. c.. b opposed, soosh and nail,
10 Ms. L;ncoin's se-slestson.
asow. see here" and the Pfesldens, @whsn
/ was elected resolved 10 hire my four Pfcsi,
Dental firals. par ,heai .heir wages and be
their 'bosa.' These we're Seward. Chase, Ca.
esesaa and Bates: bpsI gei rid Of Cameron
afser hs had played himself cut. As 10 dis
charging chass o. Sewsad, don't talk Off. !
roy lkrm shsis uagrsNad am their boss, and
ueasass fet akae es9Asm ous on the loo#e
sss sAe ies simple cfbs Alu,alsn patent
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
vmoM vaE usuEp STATES.

os4sos. c. H., Apa 1--we hass Nss
York papers OF she l4tL and sssh ins,setA
On Tho 18th gold wcss up 70 lbs; sn tas
ruesisEs of news saas Chase had Ssgosiaaea .
lean for Es0o0. 900 on Landon. u fell 10 fa&.
Ii afterwards rallied and closed a. III.
The sspsnre Of Fort Pillow ID confirmed;
also the newa eFthe Confederate victory q.
Shreveport. to soaie extent
RtomaoxD, April ls.-- We have received The
Baltimore Gafeste of tho l4th.
Gold closed ia New York, a. 4 p. ID, on shs
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

1iEr7ksY ELEcYsos.-As an e!se.ioa held ca 18th
iass, s osess 10 cosnasa the reserves sT State ser
vice !rp~ gsrsasw district The .pEoving genslesnsa
gnza rasefssss
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

JoHs Tacarsos, Captain
Ttsos- ]. csrrnxs, lss LSsn.saasa.
Joas p. Etaxiasn, Tod Lieu;.
CaAsaax l. Mccsr. ID I.teus
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28

sssW " sssss sSssS
SOMEBODY'S DARLING.
j Into the ward of the whtcwash'd halls,
Where the dead and dying lay
Wounded by bayonets, shells and balls.
Somebody's darling was borne one day
Somebody's darEng SO young and so brayes
Wearing vet on his sweet pale face
Soon 10 be hid in the dust of the grave
The lingering light Of his bOyhOOd's grace.
Matted and damp are the curls Of gold,
Kissing the snow Of that fair young brow,
Pale are the lips ofdeicate mould
Somebody's darling is dying new.
Back from his beautiful blue.vein'd brow
Brush his wandering waves of gold; I
Cross his hands on his bosom now
Somebody's darling is still and cold.
Kiss him ence for somebody's sake,
Mufmur prayer solt and low
One bright curl IRON its fair mates take
They were somebody's pride, you know.
Somebody's hand has rested there;
Was it a mothers, soft and white
Or have the lips Of a sister fair 800
Been baptized in their waves oflisht!
God knows best He has somebody love;
Somebody's heart enshrined him there
Somebody waited his name above,
Night and morn, on the wings Of prayer.
Somebody wept when he march'd away,
Looking SO handsome, brave and grand!
Somebody's kiss on his forehead lay, ~
Somebody ciungtO his parting hand.
Somebody s watching and waiting for him,
Longing 10 held him again to their heart;
And there he lies with his blue eyes dim,
And The smiling chiId-like lips apart.
Tenderly bury the fair young dead
Pausing TO drsp on bis grave tear,
Carve on The wooden slab DER his head,
" Somebody's darling slumbcrs here
..~->~~~-~~<>
The Charleston Courier has small spec
.,ons 80 zinc fhIocLl of tha firsf SmelfiR
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28
SOUTHERN HEPATIC PILLS,

A FEW lmpohal Facts ~ regard TO the" Souh-
n ern HEPATIGPll.LS."
II. They are prepared from the hest quality Of
Medicines by the discoverer, nova aged Minister
Of the Gospel. and are safe. tss L
,. They have been knownfor years and tested by
thousands. M sf. n14yhtsS ss .sl
8, Five hundred persons are known 10 have been
cured by them.
a. They are not recommended by,he Proprietor
fnrc.ey,hng but onls ioI diseases which arise from
disordeIed bssIs. fa8 #NEf Eft 8sH
8. Dtectiops and certificates accompany each box,
and these certificates arc from well known and most
respectable individuals.
.. Correspondents recommend them as good fcy
Livos Disease, Chas and Feveis, Pneumonia j sun-
dice, Dyspepsia, BILIOUS Fcyers, bilious Rheuma-
tism, Worms, Plurisy. Bronchitis, &c.
Z. Several gentlemen state that the use Of these
Pills has been 10 them an annual saving 81 ftorn
500 10 5000, they are the best pianta,icn medicine
ever offered to the public. 8eh i.
s. Some physicians Of the highest Standing pre-.
scribe them 10 their patients, and hundreds 81 boxes
have beentold 10 regular practitioners.
9. During the last quarter ESQ boxes have been
soldtoiwo Druggists. one in South Carolina and ons
in Nort Carolina; and some time ago over 1900
boxes wee ordered BY Druggists in one Town ~
Yitginia.
EsR- Price. ssah.s. For $50 d dozen boxes viii
Druggists and eoubtry merchants. scssh (neW cur
feney) 10 accompany orders. ~
For sale in HilIsborough BY .at.es
J. Y. WHITTED. < co.
Augustio. S.
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TOBACCO WORKED.
THE HILLsBoRoUeH RECORDER,
II rrntisnEp VERIFY
NY DENNIS HEARTH.

Terms. Esh, Dollntsa year, i pald Y ~
,aore. Nine uollars IL not paid within iht'
months: or Ten Dollars, II delayed until Tie ehP'n'
ion II the gear. n...s.
40. n,;d uni,ss Of the option Of The Publisher
~ paper will he sent 10 new Subscribers oul o''
state unless payment IL made in advance 81 ai'
pslsen in the Stale shall become responsible.
Advertising Rates for Che &c order. .
Advertisements mol exceeding Twelve ncTi "ea !,
lars for the frat. and one dollar for zach subsell.a
insertion longer ones H. proportion. Coun SOU,
nents twenty-five per cent. higher. q 9euue"''
one..hiId will he mado TO advertisers ny 'he ~"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28
INsToRR-

EoR SALE, 81 prices 10 suit, with many ether
Il articles 10 which addnions Ure daily being made,
the following named
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28

The Charleston Courier has small speci-
mems OF zinc tblock) Of the first smelling
effected for rne Confederate States, from
the North Carolina ore in The laboratory
or factory lately erected in Virginia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28

CALL AND SEE.
w z are receiving IN partlhe following necessary
W and desirable Goods, which We will sclIsl q
small advance for cash only:
very handsome Black ShaNls,
600 yards III Blesched Shifiings,
100 yards I'd Fancy Calico.
500 yards Black and Whits ditto,
100 yards DARK Faney ditto.
500 yard, a. Light fonty ditto.
Coorrdand white Pocket II andkeIchief.,
2so dozen coats's spool Gotten,
400 lbs. prime Rio Coffee,
200 lbs. Black Pepper
liz lbs. Cooking Gods.
3G Joz. Goat skins for Boots and Ladics Shoes,
IS bags Dry Salt,
100 lhs EPSON Salis.
ard many other desiiahle articles
JAMES Y. Whitfield & co.
February 3. d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28
DECEMBER,
Seasonabse and Desirable Goods,

DGdSUudUtt duu U6SlTdDIG E0OgS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
20 LBS. Black and CoIorod Flax Thread.
w $50 DOR. Coates White Spool Cotton.
10 soz. Clafk's assorted colors dInn,
800 gross shirt ard Coat Rubber and Pear Buttons
200 gross Black and v bite Pant Bottoms,
30 gross Lasting Coat and West Bottoms,
20 dsz. Fine and Dressing Combs,
200 yards Limos,
$50 yards Black and White Muslin Gingham.
500 yards Black and White Caliro,
1000 yards Light csioied Calico,
1000 yards Dark colored ditto,
500 Yards ColoIcd and Black Alpareas.
500 yards ColoreJ and Black and While Muslin.
40 DOZEN Steel skirt springs,
pieces Black Broad Cloth,
piece Black Cashmere,
n piccesG oicrei Cashmere,
zpieces silk Poplin.
20 dozen Gents Colored Handkerchief,
pieces Red and White Flannel.
20 pieces fne Bleaehed Cotton Cloth,
IS dozen Toilet Soap, some very fine
Lead Pencils. Soda ~ The key 81 pound,
Steel Pens and Pen Iiolscrs.
10000 While and Colofed Envelopes,
Is oz. Quinine, English Paper
Prime lilo ColIoc, and many other goods. II graaF
P''H" JAMES Y. Whitfield q co.
Augusta. s7--
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STATIONERY, &C

Lcisi, Note and Cap Paper, French and confod
crate Envelopes, Visiting Cards, Steel Pens an
Holders. Lead Pencils, TeOth Brushes, Spellin
books, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28
OCERIES. &c.

Crushed. GtanualeL and Brown Sugar, Grees
Tea salt. ColIee, soda Rice Coppera.s, soap, Hops
Powder, Shot and Caps. Iallow and Beesvsx, Can
dies, sole and Upper Leather, smoking. Chewing
and Leaf Tobacco, Cigars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28
IN sfoRE. AND FOR SALE,

IN STORE, AND FOR SALE, !,
= nnA BOXES English Backing, Y, y.
t,OOO $50 boxes Tobacco, assorted,
200 barrels Smoking Tobacco, asserted,
10 barrels Train Oil, w.
IN so kegs Soda, fR4f6 49, a,fa
30 reams Wrapping Paper, an ,saHi
20 reams Envelope Paper f s.,tFts \
barrels Sugar, assorted, $500 .t.
200 pounds English Glue,
6 barrels Lampblack, wv
Boiling Cloths, Nos. 10, 9,s, Sand 3. ltpe &
r6a lis eTll IL. N. BROWN & Co..
August ~ ~ se aa atsa ri Dr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-25
josh BIIIInEs ON Rsvenuo.

Vexashus questions under the eterna
revenue law frequently transpire, whal
hav finally bin settled up by the tax Com
missioners Assessors.
Collectors will find their labors lee:
heavy by the follern explanashuns wich
i hav karfeullie prepared from the origi4
nal ressipees in my possession:
A-"Spirits of the just men made per-
feet" don't cum within the whiskee bill
B-"Spirits of the damed" are constru-
id the same as damnable spirits, and
must pa the highest wniskes rate.
C-The tax on ''undressed poultry" is
dOubled-the morals OF the country seam
to require it.
D-Bolona sarsage made in part OF
dorg and part of red flannel, must pa the
duty Of flannel also.
E-Awl tabaker, unless the manafak-
turer diskriminates what IL new and
what il old chaws) is elevated so per
cent
F-Ministers of the Gospel who don't
dew over a $1,000 wurth of bizness a
year, are exempted.
G-Assessers ar espeshla required tew
see that all men owning wheelbarrerslare
duly licenced.
H-Enny man refusing TO own wheel
barrer will be fined $25 dollars for the
fust offence and $500 fur the sekund.
1.-The duty on Picknics & Camp meet
ings and 18th of July's, haz been post
poned for the present