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tati Be in this or am other co4amilnty who.
would prgsi this as an objection against him How
many this people have shed their blood uany now
lie ID theif fcod graves whose lives were freely offered
upon their countTys alter; and what I 10 ss9e
your homes land hresides from desolhton Oh shame
where is thy blush, to make such distnesiohs Caro-.
ifpans il true tths time that you are less kind
and hosptable 10 The stranger thanh former tiines
are sure you viii repudiate this AS not the,
truth. Not now: lsile our enemy are laundering at
the gates ofoyr capital and our own beloved city is
$Besieged for our subug say, not now. o
aillsnever say SO while we see them bearing their
breast TO our common foe. Let us be united and do
our duty to the;Jew andtbe Gentle and God viii,
bless u.s. y ~ s III rs IS ~ s ~
All has most ardent friends ask for him, IS
Ito placein reveiw lis many acts of kindness to
young men in starting jn lI1fss when in3wantof
{ friend in their time Of need, and we doubt
iif5many can be found whQ has so 5willpgly and,
freely given his name and paid So dearly for
the privilege .cfhelping. others dowellin
( and we are sure few can be ifonnd that applied
for either sympathy or Kindness who were turn
ed empty away; but We, claim for him the,snf.z
frages$of his; citizens upon higher ground than
mere charity or kind acts TO others Wes,claim.
for him a seat inltie Legislature upon his
capacity to fill it, aud his experience to carry
out the interest of the State Bnt few, if any,
have large an interest at stakes as he has,
and most certainly is it true that those who,
have most tolose will be the most assidioas in
hts preservation. The time was.when. it made.
but little difference who was sent. tot the Legis!
|Eaatures but times have sadly changed 2 A crisis.
stis ;rpon US, when we require not, only wisdom
but: experience. We should not be-: expected
Iorscalled upon'sto try experiments hut should
be satisfied with such as we have tried and.
found faithful in time that has passed in guard
ing tile best ipterestot our State and District.
Major D DeSaussure has not called upon you, ffels
Ilowtctizens, to solicit your suffrage and when
asked by the writer why he did not his reply,
was, you knew him and have known him long,
and she5was willing to leave the issue sin your
hands. 3 If you think he. has been, faithful in
the past you will have the same gaaraatSe for
tile future. - e. A VOTER
r. %S.2NYe have examined tile book kept as;
a amem oranduln of sales, which speaks for itself,
tthe facts, as stated above, and can be seen by
any one who desires to do so. a s. ~ &,
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FROM THE WEST

sf;s;Tslei Z; sSD Get g Official dispatches from:
Gen Eebols, dated saltyille, Oct. Sd, says: e
whipped the enemy badly yesterday. lie re-
treated in confusion, leaving his dead andwoun-
ded in our hands. Among them is Brig Gen.
Good. Among their forces we're two on three
regiments Of negroes, who were badly cutup,
Reserves and detailed men acted splendidIy.
Enetny's forces about six Thousand. We are in
hot pursuit. Is s - 81 8% =; 8
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Free ! School Notice,

ENHE BQARDOF COMMISSIONERS OF TREE
SCHOGBS, for Rershaw. District will hold their
last neettg Tor the yearIss4, at Camden.
on the fourth Monday in October in the oriina-
rgs Office Punctual attendance sglly requisite as
the proceedings the whole year is 10 be taken into
consideration, and an account oflhe same tpbe made
70 the Comptrdr General, ut Colunbiaat or, before
the setting of the Legislature. ,.S n !
8 Also all teachers engaged in teaching free schools
the present year wiren6ern in to said Board their re-
turns properly attested aud authenticated BY eir re!
spective trustees or before the fourth Monday in
October This being tho special request Of Wiley Kels
ley, Chairman Of the said Board of Free Schools
49, 5F, 81 j, ~, A. j. MCDONALD,
Oct 5 rs. &c.. 4 S. B. F.S Z, D.
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CAMDEN DAT, JOURNAL.
WEDNESDAY DNEsD 4 Z B MoRR5NssIfNG 81 i I OcT. g; i:

The proposition TO release and send of The prisoners
parole is liable to this objection that would be
confession our inability 70 keep them snd wond;
grestls encourage enlistments at the North 9she
prospect tthe South without exchange
vthalI fhe dscbmorts Of such captivity lis far from
pleasant to Yankee nerves. 3: & =, =,
a gentleman Just from the Trans Mississippi De-
the Macon Telegraph aud Confederate
highly satisfactory eport of affairs there The peo
were never more united in opposition to the Yam
kee Government of more hopeful of the final result
armies are daily increasing IN numbers crops are
fine and provisions abundant. Z S
g. AN EXAMPLE WoRrHTG OF InT4rloM ~ u n
WILLARD one Of the proprietor the Salnda
has, during the war supplied the employees and OPP
eratyes Of his cotton and woolen factories in Orange
and alananee eoupte in North Carolina with bacon
lard and bSttsr at5o cents per meal at g.. and
-four at Il, cents per lb, and shoes at So per pair
and during the past his own expense has
erected chapel for the moral and spiritual improve
,ment Of his people. 5s Il Il 81,
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ecial d q til ces.
PIANO MUSIC.
School Books Wanted.

q BASQUE FRENCH lGRAalMER, TAMIL
II ~ a LAR Science Peterson's, Colburn,s and sPkes
Arithmetic Primary Geograp phies and Histories Web.
ster,s and Walkers School Dictionaries, Standard
Speller 81 i, ~ l,ys = . fsS ~
The ADORE wilt tbe exchanged for other hooks, If.
perfect orpad liberally tor any number Of copies
& s. J.AA. YOUNG:
b Oct TX q; = ( - q - = 3.w.sm.
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\ REPORTS OF TILE PRESS Assoc cIATIoN.

ELtered according 70 the Act Of Congress in the year
~ 1863, by j. 5. THRlsHER In the Clerks Office efthe
District Cont Of the; Confederate States for the
y Northern District Of Geor gia. 2l,5tS tsS55
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Rates for AdYertiising: A

y. Fer one Square - twelve hines or less TWO
@BoLLARS. and FIFTY CEN Is Tor the first inserf
4 ton, and TWO DOLLARS for each subsegeant,
OBITUARY NOTICES, exceeding one square, charged
at advertising rates, III ss Z y: u s
& Transient Advertisements and Job Work MUSTtBE
AID FOR IN ADVANCE ~ ~: 50. - ~ 8 SI
80 deduction made, except to our
q patrons. jss 81; y. & y
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Signed, r. 3. LEE, General"
,f1eial JoHs BLAIR HoGE, "a
1i;ss Major and "a. a. g.

BRaED1Nu REFLECTED RECRUITS AND SUB
srITUTEs-The New, York Torld publishes,
the following as an;oficial document:
PRoyosT MARSHAL GENEaAL's 8 GrFrcE,
'2.ss. I. WAsHrSeToS, u. O., August lS. .lss$$
Or. q. H. Whitaaore, Surgeon Board of Tn?
nollnseat, Spring field, slFiin;ois. 80,
Il DocToR: In addition to my suggestion to,
mark. all rejected recruits and, substitutes, i
would suggest that all the accepted recruits and
substitutes be marked thus "In in spsall sof
back 80: ..s &c ,t .a ss3 4. Z
This viii, I think, prevent to a great extent,
the practice of bounty jumping. .5
Your friend, J.H: BAXTER, IL. S. ". :, ,SS
Chief Medical Officer P. NJ. Gems Bureau. Ss
In confederation Of TIE above, We find that
a rejected substitute complains, id the New:
York Herald, Of having been branded with
caustic between the shoulders with the letter
x. He sthinksit an outrageous way to treat
white men, forgetfal all the while, that this 10
a war for the elevation of the negco above the
.awhite trash cf the North. {. = 4
@IHE FRokT. We ! suppose that it. cannot
new. be considered prejudicial to our interests
to mention the fact, that General Hood on
last Sunday moruing moved his army from. its
encampment around Loyejoy and Jonesboro1
on the. Macon and Atlanta railroad to Palmet-
!. TO, on the West Point and Atlanta road. 1t Is
{ said by the Quid lVssacs, that "a great move
ment is on foot, and that the left of our army,
now rests upon the banks Of the Chattahoocbie.
Forrest with a large force Of cavalry, IS said to
Z be operating successfully on the railroad in
Sherman s rear, and willreceiye support from
this recent movement -four army Montgom-
cry lNa;l.. g $ss s.3S (.
A Yankee judge, bs hsme,, John T. Miles,
gives in a letter to the press an account of the
Z recent interview with Lincoln, in which that
s fuDetiouary is made to sayy8bat briefly stated
: amounts to a declaration, that if the United
States Government, were to lose the services Of
those black negroes who form. SO large a + part
of its armies and rely upon the fighting capac-
tiles of its own citizens alone, it would be com
PEELED toiabandon5t the war in less than three
weeks III 8 * s s ~ 4 z,
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LIEyr. Coz MosBr. The following sis5a.
4 copy Of Gen. Lees endorsement Of Lieut. Col.
Mosby' report of his operations, from the lst
Maphto the lith September 1854 8.s
sHE4DQu QUARTERS AR3T N. " s.. -
Sept 10, 1864. 4
! aRespectfully forwarded to the Adjutant and.
Inspectors General, for;the Information of the
Department. Attention is invited to the ac-3
tivty and skill of Col Mosby, and the intellis
gence and courage Of the officers and men Of
his command, as displayed in this report. &.
'sWith the loss of little more than! twenty
men, he has killed, wounded and captured, dur
ing the period embraced in this report about,
twelve hundred ofsthe enemy, ard taken more
than sixteen hundred horses and mules, two;
hundred and thirty beef cattle, and eiglhty-fye.
wagons and ambulances, without counhnes
many smaller operations. The services render
ed By Colonel Mosbs and his command, in.
watching and reporting the enemy 5 movements,
have also been of Sgreat. .Faiue. His operations
have been highly creditable TO himse elfsandyS his
command. H[ 4 3 tss5s y. y
!. HSigned, +, 3. LEE, Genera" 2,
,7 Official ): JoHN BLAIR AoGE, 4;
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
BRANDR ETH'S PILLS.

You may recover your health by the use of ether
remedies. You may recover without any; but do not
forget that you may die and that Brandreths Pills
could have saved you. For remember that the
AWFUL PRINCIPLE OF DEATH,
when you It in in your system, is evident
your animal instincts Your countenance tells your
friends; your dreams and your own heart tell you.
Now at these times there is medicine deserving
Of your confidence
BRANDRETHS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS,
is the only medicine known that certainly save,
when usual indications tell that you must die
Mr. John Pudney, Springfield, Union Co, n. J., has
used BRANDRETH'S PILLS for fifteen years in his
family and for all his hands in which time these pills
have cured them of Bilious affections, Headache,
Rhe umatism, Fever and Ague, Measles, Whooping
Cough and he says he has known them to fail.
Principal Office. 29i Canal Street. New York. Sold by
r. d. PULFORD, and J. H VIVIAN, Mineral Point,
and by all respectable dealers in medicines. ASK FOR
NEW STYLE. I'm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suf
fered several years with lung affection, and
that dread disease Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers he means of cure
To all who desire It, he will send copy OF the pre-
scrpon used free of charse) with the directions '"r
preparing and using the same which they will find a
for CoSsuNrTIcS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
CoUGHs COLDS &c. The only object OF the advertiser
in sending the prescription is benefit the afflicted and
spread Information which he conceives be invaluable
and lac hopes every sufferer will try his remedy it
will cost ;hem nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REy. EDWARD \. WILSON, Wilamsburgh
Kings County.
4m39 New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

a SEVERE Assault, AND THERE CoLoRs
TAKEN 1T Is not often that we hear of a
more chiralrous assault, and with such
dyeing success, and so few killed, as has
beer made on Howe x Stevens Family
Dye Colors, and that too by ladies, wholly
nnaecustemed to anything of the kind
Every lady in the country should continue
the assault until these coiors are found IN
cut IL Sold by all druggists through
.aItfa
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Notice to Farmers.

The Revenue Law imposes a tax of 20
cents for every Beef, and cents for each
HOG killed and sold The law also makes
it the duty of those selling Beef or Pork
to report the same to the L. s, Assessor,
IT. s. ASsLEY, Mineral Point for Iowa
county, and pay the tax to the Collector
(G w Bliss, Mineral Point,) under a
PENALTY OF TEN DOLLARS for
each Hog, Beef, Calf or Sheep sold, and
not reported and paid for in accordance
with the law. Let those interested take
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
gsa- United States currency only is re-
L. = laxns
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

NoLUSTEERTEG.-ln nearly every por-
ton of the State, the business of raising
volunteers to fill the quota Of the districts
Is progressing satisfactorily. Nearly ev-
cry town that has raised 4 local bounty
will succeed in raising their numbers
much more readily than was anticipated.
In this city, the quota still remains rs at
first declared. Several persons-citizens
Of this plaee-have volunteered, but will
be accredited to other localities where
they receive a bounty; consequently
Mineral Point though fifty Of her citizens
should volunteer and lie accredited to
pla E where they pay bounty, viii STILL
when the draft comes, be called upon for
her twenty men. and after they are draft
ed, we have no doubt, if the $500 commu-
tatIon clause IS not repealed, the money
can lie easily raised to buy them off, for
appearances Indicate that money could
much more easily he raised to keep men
ut home than to induce them to volunteer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
STR AYED

INRoN the pasture of Mrs. Loofhorow, in the town
L Of AineraI Point. four miles east Of the city OF
Mineral Point, about the first al June, 1853 one bay
pony HORSE COLT, four years old, black ulane and
tail few white hairs in head right hind foot white,
mostly inside OF foot. Said colt has ben halter
broke, but never hasnessed- Whoever will said
colt - the subscriber in the city Of Mineral Point,
give Information where he can found will liberal
Is rewarded. J. t SPENCER
Mineral Point, Dec. Is. 1853 4w5I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

s~ The contract for supplying the Post
Office Department with Scales has been
awarded to the Messrs Fairbanks Their
Scales are also very extensively used in
the army, ana in the navy yards, custom
houses, arsenals, public works. sc, thro'-
out the country
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

School OF TRApE-We publish on our
first page the advertisement oftho Illinois
School Of Trade, located ut Chicago, Ill
This school has reputation unsurpassed
by any in the country, and offers induce
ments TO young men DESTROYS of obtaining
a business education, not often met with.
We commend the advertisement to the
attention of all interested.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
IMPORTANT z FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.


The Combination ingredients in these Pills the
result 81 long and extensive practice. They mild
in their operation certain in correcting all irregu
Iarites Painful Transformations removing all obsruc
tions whether from cold otherwise Headache, Pain
In the side paIpation OF the Heart, Whites all Ner
affections Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and
limbs SC. disturbed sleep, which arise from interrupt
ton OF nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of era in the treatment OF
those Irregularities and distractions which
signed so many % a PREMATURE No female can
enjoy good health she is regular aud whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins
decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
srethe st eSectual remedy known for al com.
plants peculiar TO Females TIE all classes they al
invaluable. inducing ,cith certainty. periodical
regularity They are known to thousands, who have
used the differ periods, throughout country
having the sanction Of Of the eminent Ply
siei,1Es in 4asrjcI. Explicit Directions, stasiag
schen they should not be esd with each Box-Price
NE D0LL4R PER B or, containing from fifty to
sixty Pills
Pills sent by mail PROMPTLY by remttiug the pro-
rrietor or either Of the Agents. at Mineral Point.
r. Is. HCTCHINGS, PRoPRIEroR.
40 Cedar ST. New York
X. n rCLFORD
J. & q. T. NOFFETT. -''''4e' nj JIM
}. II VIVIAN, -
For Sale at Manufacturers prices hv
LORD L SMITH-Chicago:
I5ly-
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Sight Exchange on New York, in suit for sale
by GEORGE V. COBB.
November 10 1861.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
THE MYSTERIES OF THE TOILET
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE

Is invaluable with his Dye, it mparts the utmost
sofnes the most beautiful gloss, and great vitality
the Hair.
Price, 50 cents 81, and 81 per bottle, according
size. I'm
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sny-The VI T. Church, at Linden, will
be reopened for public worship next sun
day, the oath inst
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

AppLEs-Choice apples, by the barrel
or buahel, for sale Enquire ut this Office
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

ssE~The draft will undoubtedly be post
Foned till March LIST Meanwhile the
large government hounties will continue
10 be paid to volunteers, which, with the
local bounties paid by towns DESTROYS of
raising their quotas, makes it quite an
object for a fellow afflicted with an empty
purse, to go in
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

BD~ A room has been prepared in
Philadelphia, for the Matching of eggs by
steam after the custom of the Chinese
The establishment is about six hundred
hen power.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

PeopnIEraRY STAMPS for sale at this
Office, at par.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

sa5~ The Union cause prospers in Ar
kansas. Since the occupation of Little
Rock, 1000 men had come in from differ
emit parts of the state, 5000 Of whom have
joined the Federal army.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

ATTENTION SOLDIERS l-PRorECr YOUR
city without a supply of Holloway's Psls
and Ointment Fog wounds, bruises,
sores, fevers and dysentery, these medi-
cines are the best in the world Every
English and French soldier uses them
Only % cents per box or pot.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
THE REASON WHY.

Many people either cannot or will not
understand why the collector of T. s
Revenue, here, will receive nothing but
greenbacks, in his collections. For the
benefit Of such we append the following
lstructions received by him and which
to him are the law. BY perusing them
the reason why will be very apparent:
TIRE suRY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
Washington, January :, "a.
BY direction of the Secretary of the
Treasury, you are hereby notified that by
the statutes of the United States, ''al du-
ties taxes, sales Of public lands, debts, Or
money accruing or becoming due to the
United States, shall be paid in gold and
silver coin only, or in Treasury notes is
sued under the authority of the United
States, or in notes of banks organized
under the act to provide National Cur
rency, and known as National Ranks
The statutes further provide that the
Secretary Of the Treasury shall report all
known violations of the above requirement,
by any receiving officer of the government
to tie United States, and to Congress.
In making your collections Of Internal
Revenue, You viii please regard the pro-
visions of the acts referred to, and decline
to receive payment in any currency not
mentioned above. JosEru J. LEWIS,
Commissioner
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

INGENIOUS DoDGE-"Oh, dear" exclaim-
ed Mary, throwing herself into the rocking
chair, I'll never go to the post Office
again to be looked out of countenance by
all those men standing around the halls
and near the ladies delivery It's so pro-
yoking What can do, Minerva, to stop
those awful men from staring me in the
face 2 do as l do replied Minerva,
with a sly look, "show them your ankles"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Sight Exchange New York in to suit, for sale
BY GEORGE IS. COBB.
November 10 1851.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

Phuade{phia-No. 1877 Walnut Street
P,ttsburg-P;d Street and Duquesne Way.
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Headquarters.
RESEHVI: FORCES SOIITI

RESERVE FORCES SOUTH CAROLlNA;i
COLUMBIA, July 30, 1864 {
GENERAL ORDER NO. T.
T ALL DETAILS or PERSONS OF THE RE-
i . SERF + GLASSES heretofore granted hy the Con-
script authorities, now revoked by General Order No.
8. Conscnpt Department, S. c., hereby revived
and continued upon such terms and for same period
as originally granted.
II. Enrolling Officers will forward iu these Head
quarters The Rolls as indicated by Major Mc.ton Com
inandant Of Conscripts, $. &.
Ill. Applications Tor details will in future hc made
through the local Enrolling Officers who will invcsti-
gate the cl'ims-heng governed ly. the Rules and
Regulations prescribed by the Rueau of Conscrption
The papers will then be forwarded 10 the Command.
ant OF Conserpts for his examination and reference TO
these headquarters where final action will be taken
upon them.
By Command Brig. Gen. CHEsSur.
August , ED. H. BARNWELI.
G8. CVOltHiaH copy five. lines Co:t'tu and lh,-
curry three times tri-wechlv all other papers in tho
State three times
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Grain and Lumber Mills.

F. l.. Hcnlp, -four and grst jas II. Vaughn, -four
and grist; James A. Kirkland, grist; j +. Sulh-
crland. lumber and grist; ". f. Hughes, lumber
and grist: Charles Perkins: lumber; Col James
grist and lumber: l.. W. r. Blnir -four and
grist Charles Ralcy, -four and grist: j. II. sow-
ell grist John W. Gaskns, Hour, grist and lum-
bcf; John|A Young. grist and lumber; T. j.
Cauthen lumber; Robert Kirkley, grist; estate
+ VIM. Shields: grist and lumber; George Il.
Miller, -four and grist; l.. J. Patterson, flour
and grist John S. Miller, -four nnd grist estate
of T. Lang, grist and lumber; W. NJ. Kelley,
grist, John Chestnut, grist and lumber; James
Chestnut, sr' grist and lumbor; Johp McRac.
grist and lumber; John Brown, grist estate of
Burwell Boykn, grist and lumber: estate of
Lemucl Boykin, grist and lumber; Mrs. Jane 7.
Knox, grist.; Richard Hyatt, flour and grist !;
Lewis Peoples, flour, grist and lumber.