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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06
Extract BCCHU ~.
LHPROVED ROSE WASH
Cures Secret Diseases

Z Al thar stages A. l.tt.s EXPENSE.
LItls y IL -Aange a Dr. NJ i-coavenisncs
AND NJ EXP0S-RE
Il causes freq. t-s-s az ETss strength q Cri
nate thereby Removing Uos-r-ctll-s. Preventing and
Curing St--t-rss q tLe Cre-rl zay PAN a-- Il
-AEE4I1-, tFe4 lie cl4ss % diseases &c 81
pslliaz al Poisonous Diseased sLd " -rn OK Matter
Tl01s411s upon Il1lsal-s Eo have been t1s -tlEls
O., QlAc<s aat E15 pad hsary ICES - . cured Z
short I1,s lave .1-1 tEeF we're deceive az hat IL
POLS1N has tie 81 b. P1VERFr1 As1aIssES-s.
5sen dried Up tas system . break c-t IL an ass1-
T4.s1 form al perhaps A---r marriage
Uss Hs.mtolL Extract B-cll igr al a1=e..sus 4a-
diseases q TIE URINARY ORGANS. T-stLs- EXISTING
MALE - FEMALE. fr-1 whatever cause ol latin :
= = matter q HJw LONG STASDING-
DISEASES O. t1ese rec res tie aid q DlLretc
HIMB0LDs EXTRACT BUCHU L TIE GREAT DIU-
RETIC. ard IS certain % have The cssred eject II a.
Diseases f1r which % is Recommended
Evi1s1Cs % TIE most reliable a. pols.- s1arzc
Ter ~ accompany lie -e-.c--s.
Price 81 per bottle, or s bottles for IS.
r,iTsrst t. aay Altrsss securely gaezst from obssr
F4-l1l-
Dsseri5s Symptoms -, az Communications
CT2ES CT ARANTEE1l ADVICE GRATIS
At1rsss -.,tsrs f1- i-t1-raati1n q
H.B HELNBOLD. Chemist.
Ia sub I=lt--st-, -s. C1es--t, P-i-2
HEIM8OLD's 3tstical Depot
HELNB0LD : p--g z-- L--r-lrzl Wars1l-Se-
So Broa1r1y. .NsaC Tsrk
BEWARE or COUNTE2FEITS AND UNPRSCIPLE
DEALERS who snteaTor - dispose % q tasr own ant
other articles O. the reputation attained By
Es-ubold's Genuine Preparations
Sa-saparils
Improved R1se Wash
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

OPPOSITE TIE EDGAR HOUSE
~ A-s-g Mchi-a.- I - keep Constantly G
had The fo-ozs-E a-S.-ss Sc Laki1e-- Co--e-
2ca-s. French Cat SIS Upper sd Eiv Leather No
1860 kri- Lang s-d Blo-iHE >Srs So l17szc -
nzS Lzcss tsoiOrs A-lYss 3l-csrs. l-cks- Pegs NzS
Erisiss Rzsps Lass Il ki-1s 5oct Tres ~ -s- <
A. = xhich W. Sc 90 - hey cA1 e bo-S-i
Il Detroit. II trzrsrcrtasion aided.
he highest market prsce WI x Paic Q, cas1 g A.
kircS & KIDS k4TSEe) TON EEL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06
CTATE OF MICHIGAN-Fourth Ju-

NTATE OF NICHIGAN-Fourth Ju-
~ -lc-A- L-rc-lI $50 r-u--g L. l-a lr---i I1-rt
.or C.--ty - L-za- j. D----s-s a. TIE F.-s- y.
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go - .-.-. 1-l--- s-.-e4--ls .-- -ll=E-
j. : o--=r-- -z- $50 -~.-----s E-s-- T. els ~ -A-se
80 apye4-.--s ---s l. s---rr- ~--- ip--
ll-uG-s E.-- 49, -A-= L-s ----r 49, t- ~ $50 20
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o-1er ID Is p-rs--44y s=rV-- lie s--- --.s- -ili
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HyR4TI0 fG4TI.
CreliI Court lo1--liss- 1--T .-r - g.. A---
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A TIE Spy u r=e-r-
Attest Il J. tl-1 ------Nr
Is-1,y Register u L-2--sly .e- ----.g A.a-
tN4l,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06
M Z PNCKSEY
s1igs @ Pr1ba-
DROBATE ORDER-State Of Micbi

l. Eal. county z L-sLau. ss-At a Session . TIE
Probate Court s1- TIE L9-l-g rs l-E-a1 1-e1 40 Ills
Probate OE-s L. TIE T.-4ge & Maso1. o. lie ID
1-7 u June u lie year lle Il -szLC e--Lt l---
ire a-1 KY fer Present Wl Z Fi--s-eT. s--g
= PROBATE u tie matter e 80 estate u l@lls %
Tocss deceased. Or rss-i-g 4-t --.ug tie petition.
1-ly v=r1-- e John Brswsr cre--tlr praying t1s.
z--t-.stcat.-- - 5C-.s Ray L- -a- lrc1 sa- Z
ss-a.e
T1s-supCu . is Q-s-ei Tai N--lF lie lst1 1aT G..
J-v usxt A. i --cccz IL g-e f1-s-co-, y as E-e-
fr re Le-r-E 70 SAD petition az that tie hers a. l 2
- SAD z1- a. o-e- parsons cterssts u SAD
estate -ir=- % arpe-- - sss-1 G. sad court
then - be h-1=- Il he Probate lce ne V-.e ~
Nzs1u s-- SOW se r az .lerl b. KY re prayer
q the petitioner s-1-- -CE e grz1te- A-- . g t--
TIER ordered t-z sad t---er Te ----e - he PEP
SIS i--sres.ec L s-i- estate = he ps--c--v Ct,
petition an tie hearing thereof. -y coy u
tas cr-sr - &c p--s-=- TIE Lals-g Rep ----a- 4
newspaper printed a. sa-- -s-1tT 81 Id
1a-n Successive weeks Pr-vi-s - Sal -ay Z hear
NJ a tr-s c-pv- M 2 F-NlESzF.
4-.1s joke = Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

- Nearly 5000, 600 sheep are now kept in
Michigan, and the WOOL clip for the present sea-
son is estimated At 1900, 900.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

n nature enters into TIE composition q H0STEI-
TsR'S STOMACH B-IIERS- his pcP1-zr preparation
cortlns 10 nrs-al CT sly kind, 20 deadly botanical
element Gerry eIcit1nt, but Is combination CT tie
extracts q ba-s2Uc herbs AM plants With tie
p-rest and -i.csst q a. 1i--sivs si.Duzlts
Il s vel u &c forsarued against disease. an "a
IS tie human system car be pfotectsc y human usa-s
1gznst ualadies engslcsrsd By unwhClss1,s a;nos
phere. impure water ard ether external causes Hos
LETTERS 8ITTE2> -aT hs relied OF IS a s1-sg-lr1-
II districts infested w.th fsrsT cad Aye i las been
soC1t il1z-liols as preventive Al1 rreS stlbls
-sscy AID t1c-sa-s 70 resort - i ur1sr apprehs--
son g ATTACK. escape tie scc-rEs a-1 t1ocsa- :
VIC les sct - zTa Themselves 4 IS protective Sua-
80 n advance. are cured b. vary t-s course q tbs
marvellous zsc-cl-s Fever G1- Az-e patents. after
osi1Z Piled Vl.1 1---c= or -cths van -nsl fai-lv
saturated VII t-z- dangerous alksot. net u1.rs-
1-sct.y restored % heath within fs- csys by TIE
Esecr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06
HOSTEUFP's PTTTERS

TAs wax stomach = ra--1g lnTEo-ats1 40 TIE AZ
petite restored BIZ us aErsea1e Ic-lc a. Lsrce !.
<crks Ecc-ers u cases &c Tspersz al Z isss -c1e-
e1 forms C I1-lges-l-z A--lng gentle AID pan
less appsrier-. Es -lc1 Re lTs- Z zSc mara
BY -slevss tie Ccrs-rl-- sv=r---ce- y irregular
acton CT ire 1isestITe sn1 secretive organs.
Persons g feeble habit. lacla % Ner0tls 4.--c.s
Lorrsss Of Spirits aad Fts Of LaHguor,
Fint prompt a16 permanent rsisf from the B.tsrs
Tns tloly lbs -i L. = cc1c.-s al fro q
both sexes.
TIE agony Ct Bilious Cole : I11ec--gy lss-s-e9 81
single q t1= stiEn -lsnt- Ald ~ occzs ocS-v
resorng to Il TIE retu-acf tie complaint nay BE pre-
vented
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE
L opened fsr tie stnss7 - Students tie oseon-
Wednesday . November. urler tie Llrec-.sn u
Pro f.. q. q. O L ID q
Late Professor CT Sat-rzl Science. u At--1 G. eze
Z the cesfru q TIE r-stees q MAKE I1- Academy
FIRST Cas- Sls-.1C an Cas- "a -c1ooi2 --1oo 2--l
a. sla-y rs pup.-s for Ieach-E or 70 enter Any O.
ll= departments e. i-= state l1-F-rtF G. -lF * o.
'1cs COLLEGES
Barring -al be La- m private IN rs or IL tie an
3 Z Tie Principal. z Ia last.--tie-
A. ----n i-lt--1s ac---sse- O. tl- f-r- p. vi
receive pr go -tte-tl-l
RATES OF TUITION
Primary II partner per a.
Academic Department Couru0u Fnzlsh Studies
Per alllI. .-.--- ------ --------- -
Classical anl cslt.1c Ee- - ~
Nose Painting an- Drawing extra
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06
"a Saving of so Per Cent.

For g cents ygl -sn cl-1r - may goods IS I'D
otLer~ s- cost I've tIss g1at s-l VARIOUS shades ca
be pro11cel from tie same dye The process Ip.s
ard a1y Ons use tie 1ye s-.h perfect success
directions * ElE 81, kr--cl al German -e 10 each
-acz1zt
20 further Information u Lys1g and giving psrlsct
X led e Elat colrs are best A-zpte1 % dye over
Others nth many valuable receipt ID purchase Howe
+ stevens treatise Iye--E ar lo.1-llg >--t ~
laa u rsce p @. prl-e-l1 cents 41-f.lt-re- tF
HOWE s STEVENS.
2o0 Broadway. BlstCc
For sac 81 druggists ard isalzrs generally s4syl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

NIORTGAGE SALE-Default bayip,

hOhlUA GE SALE--leIau-t having
VI bees uLa1e IL t1s cu1-l.1- q csr-Asl l-l-.-
kzz- la-e - execute - "a C.-s - ~-e- -
49, A.strl-ss 1s4r-s ale -s sety 1rs- 10y - --
A j. eighteen ----re- a. SKY ----. r-----
De- - l--a q 80 REGISTER q -s-s .Hr H. ---t1
Z -lz-z- >---e q. Alc re .Ez--T -- --s u
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u u-s= 90 <-c- So -----s--= 60 go ~
Jc1- s4y-sr So 2ssls----L- 1----g --ts - l-t
80 q Az. = 2 slIs-- ----F-- SHY - $40
r-c1r1rc ~ - - -l- t-zs-stsr % Iss * ia
----ty AHA --g - Ny a u s--e--- ---re-
- s-1ty ---r. Lex - u ----Ases r4s- A.
t1e I---s L------ - t--- ---rs- pin
cl1-z --- interest -4Fg - --z --- u -
-l---e E---se---ss --T-s --=- --s.-t--Sc ~
e.. 10y recover So 49, r-l i---~- 10
lcs --r-1y s-F--- IA ---s-zF, - s-e--- --s 4
-sL. - --s Afternoon - - --l-
49, N--r- 1--s- u t-1 V--s- u A-s-- SAD
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.-- -1-L-E q --z---- = - - --- ------ -
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s-gs. 49, --=-r-l 10y ---s>sz-s - 49,
y - z-g-zg So l-E.sas-. ---r-=t -ust
--S----- --r-- --s~---- 6 s-l-.-- --g
81. -1--- ~ -4-se = -. j. 80 -a-1s
A.---sA- --------g &c -----~- a. t~r-s s--ra ~
-x-sr--z 60 4--s --rr----e -s--- o. $3.50
-lslr..s ~ -ss, ~ Nrv-g .-~-s--s
L4.sc N4S-1. Ny "a. l.c+
JlAN hAIN-a. Ass-E-es 1f Mortgage
Z tx AZ --r Assign $3.50
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

~ Tie ua-srs.Eust zl Ger . tie loves. rssp5-sl
be --sr a. 10 c-ock 4 4 . s1s 80 cay G s--s
-exr Il lis Gee z Sz-- Beac- JOBS 20 -2c1 Bsac-
az Bay Ctr safe 2oz1- f-c sect1- -o q, s2i- "a
. tie vil-aEs e SsoeEs-nE Payment q De ua-e =
safe S<l-p Lz--s-
4-sE5 u "a Lo1-r--ss-o-e-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

SID Fl
ALL DRUGGISTS EYER TWEERE.
Asa FOR HEMB0LDs TAKE No OTHER
CT CIT the Advertisement IND sem f.r .,
4+5yl AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06
THE CAMPAIGN COMMENCED
10000 AGENTS WANTED
S. M. WARD & Co.,
Alll.3oIlT-lg J9F--5-s- = 5--2-T W ~
10000 F1t-aes Cacias Locse-s Cd P-sI Gni C1sss
C1lif0rEa1 Das-OAf RiE5s Plzs, ST Of Jsscsl-
~ f & &c b. sd for 81 each, AID
Aos 2 d pad y laEtI yoI Ezosr
lr51t "a 1rs % ca. dEG
1, -.--sr -ISxf y,n ~ r---srlv s.--L-<e.

Oue csrtlscats lei Il Ec- Eh.t yor car hzTa ~ 5s
ssc- 1r ta-IF1re ts1Te fo- c-e -o2- eleven f-r
tzs -osrs t5-ts or 1ve to1rs. Aso- 20 Cos -o.ar
~ se-t 70 cs~ oa-t-e po- Win lie ES-nsss Ct
"a. Grant Or erLer Gs1crZ z tie a-zT. CT I so--
Silver shed OF either Army Cps G. IlT-s.oD - Con
pay w--h v1cr hans rsg---s-t. az c11pz1y -A---
suceT suErzT e t1e-eo-- Aiso- 1sE CavAl-F. Att
.erv En-1ser anc Po1to-s-s ?1.13- g 50. Se-- .1r
xao.ssals Illustrated ci----a--
Te artsutcr 9 or rea1s-s e respectfully .vite- &C
la ssTsr..ssuz-s & Massrs u WARD CO. ~
AZ ps-scuz.y zcc-a--te. viii tie members c. rs
FIsE al c.- -o1co f0- her -espocs oiitF n A. t-s
resz 1rrz-Eszsrss Which Key nay make. a. -s have
tlc-cczz K z.ecze C tLe-- mercantile .-tsg--E ar
tb=r FL a5--tE % -eet ST - ssfioas-A-zy 1sS
Ez-g G1-e-e 4ES
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

For DTsluE SIX. Woo4en sE1 AlXet Goods, shaw :
Scar,s Dresses, Ribbons Cloves BoLrets. Hats.
Feathers K / Gloves. ChLtren's Clothing
80 :. 40 VI Wearlas AppArsl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06
FAMILY DYE COLORS

Bars
84-k Sal.
DARK Blue
Last Pc
Preach Blue
CArel Brown
BruWu
lizht Brown
SLLr BTCwl
Cherry
CrimsC u
ItarSuT-1
LtEht Drsb.
FaWu Drzb
Light Fa
Lab
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06
Females, Females, Females

Il nAcy zesc.l--s pcc--.zr - Es1-Ass 10 A-IAAL-
gUCaC : cres-z-s- - az ct1sE r-ue-F, as u Cn-1-
rsss y asts1Il11 irrsg 4ri PA-t-1sss - sgrfss-
sou q Customary ETz~-2Il--s. .-sr-t=- CT >r-9 :
STATE = Ce--s Ls-c1orrlce. Or Whites. et=ri-F
A. isr a. conpa-s l-1sat % Tie sex, wletAsr as
L srol iltscrs..3o. Hzclts u Dssipzs1 Or Il 10
DECLINE or CHANGE or LIFE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint.
Headache, General Debility,
Nervousness, Depression
of Spirits, Constipa-
ton, Collie, Inter
mittent Fevers.
Cramps
and Spasms, and
all complaints OF either sex. arising
from Bodily Weakness, whether in
herent in the system or produced
by special causes.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06
CLOTHES WRINGER,
4 PUTNAM WRINGER,

VI HurvE AuT1samE 70 Paoom
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06
= OIL DI Err -.

livery FAMILY SHOULD POS
l. s--sa
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

ZAke 70 nora B--.l-1 Msrc1ry, 1r unpleasant Ns-l
c--ss C.r -nr.sLsz-. az tz1gsr- -ss1sss
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
A Good Davis Work.

A ouartcrmaster.sta stationed at a point
On one of the rail roads, not far from
Atlanta, discharged from his employ all
his assistants who were liable to military
duty, whom the conscript officer imnedi-
ately secured thirty-tye able-bodie re-
cruits for active service in the field.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
A Noble Example.

Lieutenant D. II. Butts, of chatta-
hoochcc county; Georgia, who has a
regular discharge from the army and
is also exempt from the fact that he is
a member of the Legislature, passed
through Columbus lately on his way to
Virginia to rc-cDlist in the 10th Geor-
gia Regiment. lie says that-he is able
to do duty, and being non-producer at
home, feels that he ought to 60 back to
the army instead of remaining m idlcness.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
CY T. BAILEY ALDRGCB.

In the old churchtowcr
Hangs the bell;
And above il on the vane,
In the sunshine aud the rain.
Cut in gold, ST. Peter stands,
. With the keys in his two hands,
Aud all is we'll.
In the old church-towcr
Hengs the bell;
You can hear its great heart beat;
% All : so loud, and Wild, and sweet
As the parsOn says prayer
Over happy lovers there,
While I'LL is we'll
In the old church-tcwcc
Hangs the bell,
Dcep and solemn. llark, again;
All. what passion AMI what pain!
With her hands upon her breast,
Some poor soul has gone TO rest,
Where all is well.
.
In the old cliurcl-towcr
Hangs the bell:
4 quaint friend that seems TO know
All our JOY aud al! our voc;
1t is glad when We are we'd
1t is sad when We are deal
And all is well.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
Literary And Scientific Generals.

HLerdry Auu DC1GuG1AAS SShSi oAo
Some eminent commanders have not
been scholars. But the three greatest
generals the world has ever produced
Alexander, Caesar Napolcon-were
all men of letters. The first an annota-
tor on Homer, the second classical au-
thor, the third philosopher, if he had
not been an emperor. "Do you think" "
said Napoleon, eff l had not been gen.
eral-in- chief, and the instrument of fate
to mighty nation, that | would have
thrown myself into the study of exact
sciences my path would bave been that
of Calico and Newton; and, since l
have always succeeded in my great en-
terprises, I should have highly distin-
guishcd myself also in my scientific l@-
bors. Isshould have left the memory of
beautiful discoveries,
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
Old Abe.0

The New York Herald gives him up.
hear it ave abandon Honest Old :
Abe as hopeless case. We have ,puffed =
him, we have praised him, and have
helped him in every way, but can get no
good out of him." =. -.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
Atrocities Of the Enemy in North
Alabama.

Alabama.
The darkest chapter in the history of
this cruel war, if pot in any other war,
will record the atrocities of the Yankees
wherever, in the Confederate States, they
have been pern.itted to march their thicv-
inc brutal hord2s Their deeds, 50 in
violation of all the rules of civilized or
humane warfare, eutitle them to place
in history with the Goths and Vandals
/. who overruu and laid waste Southern
Europe. Intent upon their barbarous
errand, they have shown themselves en-
tirely wanting in the instincts ofcomlnon
humanity, much less possessing any of
the traits of civilized or humane people.
They have not been satisfied to take
possession of a portion of Confederate
territory, they must needs make it. waste,
bowling wilderness, by destroying the
provisions buildings, fences, agricultural
implements, stocks, etc, and driving de-
fenceless old men, women and children
into the woods, in many instances setting
fire to their houses over their heads. We
take from the Montgomery Mail the fol-
lowing account of their atrocities in North
Alabama:
In no portion of the Confederate States
hSye they acted more barbarous and cruel
than in the Northern portion of Alabama.
A journey through parts of Jackson,
Madison, Limestone and Lauderdale
counties would recall to mind the descrip.
tions of Greece through which the .Tur.
kish fire and sword had gone, or the ut
ter destruction of whole sections Of Po-
land by the Russian hordes. We have
been lately put in possession of the facts
in detail of certain Yankee atrocities in
Limestone and Lauderdale counties, which
it is well to put on record for the infor-
nation of the world. In the former
county, the outrages were committed by
the 9th Illinois Regiment, commanded by
Lieut.. Col. jesse J. Phillips, of Belville,
Illinois.
On January 25th, General Roddy,
with small portion of his command,
attacked the forces of Lieut.. Col. Phillips,
who were encampcd near and in the grove
of Mrs. Coleman, the widow Of Judge
Daniel Coleman, deceased. The cncmy's
pickets were driven into the encamp-
ment, when they, with those of the forces
who were in camp, took shelter behind
the dwelling house of Mrs. Coleman.
They fired few rounds and fed in per-
feet, CONSERVATION.
One of our secret scouts, who was in
the enemy's lines day or two after the
raid, says that the treatment of Col.
Phillips men to Mrs. Coleman and
family was unparalleled in the history of
the war Our men, having accomplished
their purpose, were scarcely out of sight,
Rhen~the Yankees rushed back to their
encampment perfectly infuriated because
of their defeat. To avenge themselves,
thev rushed into the house of Mrs. Cole
man with fire brands, and built up large
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20

Poor OLD ADE.-The New York Ere-
aing Post and Greeley's Tribune, the two
strongest Black Republican organs of the
North, are both ont in opposition to the
denomination of Lincoln.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20

1t is almost truth, that nations are
thoroughly great and heroic only when
they have lost the illusions of AFRO
CANT hope; and the love Of wealth and
material prosperity. The independent ce
of North America was achieved in the
"times which tried mems souls" The
first Revolutionary war was fought by
the American fathers without Govern
ment without treasury, virtually with
out an army, and by means CT what it
would be mockery to call money.
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YIN THE OLD CHURCH-TOW'
Err" r
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One of the latest works on the war is
entitled "Three Months in the Southern
States-by Lit. Col. Freemantle, Cold
stream Guards" The New York Ncors
makes the following extracts from the
book:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06

raised by each person Of said tribe aid give ms eehce
amenn bounty duty thereon, be presented Ivy the pro-
Queer to the agent said tribe r payment AMI Tor all contract,
and transactions dore inrmance q" his duties re.
cunning PAYMENT shall his order on the agent the
thr Who required ply the same lie sha also Keep
cc, eff his r,f scons and report 10 the governor and
council IN November, annually.
Ssrr 3 Section II chatter twenty seven o the special
n hun rpd Gfyseyeu, relating Ia the dut,
Of the agent Penubsco indians hcre'y amended in the
eighth line striking the words las soon after the frs.
day Of Apr IA may and inserting The Lowing words
vii nj copy thereof to the governor OF said tribe
for their use before T. ten day OF April annually and
l committee shall ho meeting with said trtee on the frs,
WEDNESDAY Of April Annually 0dtown Island, FIR the pur.
nose receiving from such Of the tree may
,en3 A. to who belong To the tribe the entity Of the person
and the correctness If names due not c. In writing the
time and pac OF which meeting shall be given by said com.
mittee
sFcr L. All acts parts Of acts requr ring the Of
said tribe TO perform any Of the duties rsmed in this act
consistent herew h, are hereby rtpesl'd
Approved March ., 1864
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
Chapter 80.

AN ACT to change holding the August and No
yeuber terms of the Judicial IN oxford county
BE enacted by The Senate and House Of Representative
IN Legislature as,eta6id, follows:
SkCrIeN The supreme judicial court shall be holden
the urd Tuesday sept, mbcr annually Paris within
Oxford instead Of the second Tuesday # Au.
gust TIE shall he hedea the second Tuesday Of
December annually PARIS. within and for the county OK.
ford, instead second Tuesday Of November,
provided by law.
SEcr p pending in rtnrnable To said
~ which wou lat for the provisions Il hs act have day
at the I'D b. heii nu he second Tuesday OF
August. Of the present year. by provided, l5 he
turuaale to- 4 sad be ied
the third Tuesday September, IF Il All
pending returahc SAL which would
# this have day the Of said
he'd second Tuesday uf November of tie
rrrsc wear ty provided, shall he tsufnae and
day the of said II be held the second
Tuesday Of Dtcemh,r of tae current var.
(Apprused March -, lo64)