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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16
SHERIFF's SALE

~ sxs1E or Iowa. Lrx Co.'S
BY virtue Of special lion ~ me directed issn,i
% tic Clerk % The district eouTt of said county avur
0f aars w Gine~ ard against fiiisE Pa-L. (fnd sso
aecI against %. W. Jr at 1hers have IN isl up
ard viii cell TO the highest bidder, tse front Gecr ~
thr .lerks efhee ut the District Cnurt Of lee cynHty
iowa, keokuk in said county the e III dry Of June
A. h.. lisa between the hours pcIek and 4o'cfcsk
~ sufninssicng at o'csk " q sd day, the E-
lowing property. tu-wIf Thr rnrth ha ~ The serth
west FGeg Of s-ctianthir.en Us foutsp sixty
q. Of ransa r wtsr. I'm fe uiy love
Taken. ievi,d upon AID 81 sold by ,T.f csuft. to
satisfy said wrfs Of -zrenlSo..
a'T.npsr's Zee g. TOT isfAEL ANDERSON,
keskuk. Nay II. Ca Sstrrif al Isec Co. IcNz-
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SALE

z
sTA.Ear Iowa, LIZ c.rvTr-ss
Cy virtue Of a special sVuiil Ia % .F.trttd Issued
~ She Jerk the btxtriSf Court o. SAFE aut aver
u ss;nneil JeukIs, and agz.inst saI.usl n l. Ia
Daniel Aofaw, f-ve tpSita frlon ar&. So -
tie highest bis.eI. fae fruit tsH ~ !, rks tf
VI the district Cont Ire r.tty fc7ys at ktckuk ia
ssid county, the 18th day Of ui D. 1s64 bttvttn
the hours " o'eiitk 4. NJ and cloak J.. NJ se5-
menfing al O'Clock y " of sd day. fhe follow frsy-
e-ty, twit Being part Of The south bali " te Iarh
quarter section sis Township co nnrf r.
w.et ninieLeing the sotfh.st uerEsr raid
quarter ssx ton rnnht thete nerh 30 rsss thetre
40 rods thence soGti rods thence 10
fhH place VI be. ginning tweSty 70 n Lee euriy
IuEa-
Taken levied upon ind sold hy order Of court to
satisfy said writ u ex ccntion
kcsi ak. NJ IL 1ss4 IsRAFL ANDERSON.
Printers ta~ s. 01l Fhetif OF Lee CO. LOSE
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v EaAb NUFIUE.

r. EGkh NOTICE.
~. . or 1854, LIT esrv4r. Yss--.n ,ao Iil...
Co aTa..a s. !. G. 10. y. ke"tns-
nj, sfss s3aigo.d ai.@ Ngy .- ~. flantiF. f-tas
" sNn'ie, satah y sreis H. Ntss. Ss'fa~srer.
Woodward . CO; -fs -grvT y s.qs --l NRlt, u y
Eatz a tc; D. n esicl HAIRS r. Bast a - ik ~
AN Na'k nburg CO, EalF%4 Hfid n t't't M,
kirkhalz 1us ohR lat- AS nst 81 ini ~ ishv
ren Archibald Young 81. v Liam si.n 1i t.l.s
lrvthcss t4s s'sfS IoL1 -orffN tceh Leaii"fr,
LEI naAs..s. , a.
- -, !. - .;san i. Ii acton is on te y
,Tss assr~ :, ~ ,st "A souff nercsad tusN fed
in lha Of the so- nsIued isihn ~ ans. YOU ella n'
iro decree against H. v. Sample reqni ing n y cor
~ ~ : .it:s. 10 s fses.s "a toafth street ~ i
~ alley 81 ti- atety enas Of lots u and Il, IA
N, d m the ~ Of Esakak Lfe corrtF fc~a IN ar-
.napee VITA his cont act q rraore and - asnsf The
, efcdau,s queri,z ad establishing The iitie q fe-
49, x In said realty end exc iag rald def ia s
.ou, M lien OF Interest thuein and ior gsnes feess
And nnlcss y.n app. ard ks deIerse Leicto y,
s.e npe, of the second day ~ ire next term - ssa
r,,yt 1, commrasce q. KeokuE ON tie ist M nAl =
q D. 1884 md sn-sf will berendei ed asnin
SOU - P.a9 - -. - R.ytsa RI H. gIIfNeEE.
/ ~, Attorney FIR ~ iinntr-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ f sF4rr or Iowa. Lrx Co,-ss.
BY virtue Of special Execution 10 me directed isTned
by tho Cik u this Distct teurt of nid county, In vor
cr Washington Gaand Trustee Tor the Lool his
trict III MontEuse Tp- and sgaansf George NJ, aud
susafish Ny ers, have ev-f upon aud wili sell TO
nshrsi bidder, at the front or Of tbs tisk oer u
the District court of Lee county, Iowa. keokA in
I'D county. the 18th dry Of H. 1864 Letw zen
A.Ars VI oclSck A. and click H.,
eng II deck n o. said day the fo~ ing Irprf
iwst: paTt % the following eighty na4r ~:
vhs west half OF the Invest II q topnship
- north, range west, bgnlna at pont tl,e uest
IRE OF saij eighty 10 reds the
Of ssld trsr ihefee south along said
Sest line Ct rode thence rods the line Of
said 10 trsct, fhrncr north along CT
said 80 tract O. rods Place
u beginning containing 70 AIRES. less except
IND and rsser,ing aesea- -ola Ehu Cooper in Lee
county, Iowa Tor the payment of said judgment.
Iaken. fesied upon. Ia be sold by order
sstisfy said writ q execution
Printers Zee 81 cai ISRAEL ANDERSON
ksokuk Mat 1zih, 81 Sheriff vi Les Co, Iowa
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CEDR ONaBIT.TERS1
TIE Latest aWA Most I0popeans Dis
ceveTy ~ she f0sh Csnsnsy.

xM II ~ FETsttks z
TIE Latest ana Host Important Dlos
csvery - shs fOsh Century.
No mass name more intinstsly eo0nsrtsd WITH III
histusy Of the nAser1a Ncdica a the Uniesd aakee
thsn thAt Of - a i !
Dr. JeAa 0usi, ~ Lsuisviats, NY.
HI tninitabse preparation o. ssrnyarflls ~ Ions
seod = - besd q de vacs ccmpo6nd Of that sals
~ 0osspossa u VIVA cAesry I'M S,eous horesae,d
word throughout the West and south
Ne WORN Losengss, n less thar year after thsr In
trcdsssaon, atssined rpdxfion = widtSpread = ths
costilsas q North America
- sts crs.~as giory ~ his iifs remains 70 - ~
- doss 40 slsiia y hsvs been the discsvsrte Of
9 n D n q m,
hch y the bsas Of ~ hittss now osssa - ~ psb-
hc Ihat henos b<isags - nuave usaaen0 o. Cen-
9Al AnssTca 70 uhsaH It, sirsnse r. ba kuoup ~
caAsss ehaa tuo hundrsd ysArA Armed w3th De In
dlAn Nds defiance II ~ dsndly nalfa - Nm
@es Hithout Ear, Tia most ssspsuts Il o
psed .ath thcn that whe there II brush In the Aey
the Csdrvn potent 10 matter what ths diss
may be- -. -Is's----s5
While Dr. Ball l. Aot prepared to endorse this xtravA-
CANT pretsnss he i nevertheless satisfied from thor
cnxn txrsnnAfion VI the evidence relating 81 IL vrtnes
that ~ remedy aud preventive for all diseases arising
om exposure eith2r TO changes u land climate
or 70 tne mlasnsaftc iuhuensss, u sasssbs
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-26
Grain and Lumber Mills.

:. /. zemp, -four and grist; JAS H. Vaughn, aeur
and grist; James A. Kirkland grist; ] F. suth-
erland, lumber and g ist; W. E. Hughes, lumber
and grist: Charles Perkins, lumber Col james
C. Halle. lumber and grist; A. H. .Boykin, aour,
grist and lumber; L. w. r. Blair, aour and
grist; Charles Ralcy, flour and grist; J. B. Sow
ell, grist John W. Gaskins, -four, grist and lum-
ber; JohnA. Young, grist and lumber; 7. J.
Gautben, lumber; Robert Kirkley, grist estate
4 VIM. Shields, grist and lumber; George r.
snd grist; John s. Miller, -four and grist; estate
of T.. Lang, grist and lumber; ". NJ. Kelley,
grist, John Chestnut, grist and lumber; James
Chestnut, ST., gria and lumber; John McRac,
grist and lumber. John Brown, grist; estate Of
Burwell 'Bcykin, grist and lumber; estate Of
Lemuel Boy kin, grist and lumber; Mrs. jane J
Knox, grist.; Richard Hyatt, -four and grist
Lewis Peoples, -four, grist and lumber. -
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CommiissiiOners of Roads.

Commissioners of Roads -
J. NJ. DaSaussure Chairman, B. 7: Mccoy, W. E:
Hughes. Daniel D. Kirkland, James l.. Me-
Dowall, Lewis J. Patterson, j. English Dolby,
Fred. Bowen John L. Mickle, Gillian soweli,
Richmond r. Terrell, Emanuel Parker
The sitth section Of the aAct to establish ceI-
tain Roads, Bridges ind Ferries; passed December
IL, is as follows: -.
.That each Commissioner Of Roads now in of
fce, or hereafter appointed, shall serve until o
successor is appointed, and has accepted This
section to be in force during the war.
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Wanted to Purchase

ESoR THE UsE OF THE CoNFEDERAT
il States-Scrap Iron, wrought or cast for which 1
pay fair price in cash. or ifpreferred win exchange
rolled plantation Iron for the same. Planters orothers
having any ofte above to dispose of will inform me
of the fact Iwish TO collect it together speedily
as possible. Us. MER0NEY.
September L IT, =
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School Notice!

THE EXERCISES OF MR.. L. MocANDLEss'
a SCHOOL will commence on the first day Of Co.
tober next. Terms S3OOpay in advance in cur
rent funds or in provisions Of any sort solids or iq
uids.
Persons wishing to send will please make their ap
plication by the goth inst.
Sept 10 If I. NcCANDLEss
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS ARE FoREWARNED' NOT TO
N trade for note given by me, to John Baker, for
FIVE hundred dollars dated some time in june 1854,
sound, will not pay said note unless compelled by
law. JAMES; A. THOMPSON.
Sept l6 3
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.,s5l
Dealer, IN Dry Goods GrOeeies, HardraJe de-, Ss.
E. v. Bonney, James Dunlap, George Alden, Mrs,
MT. Campbell, R. NJ Kennedy, Mrs. McLeish,
Mendal Smith, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Crosby, -
Benjamin, Matheson & Co., A. T. Latta, W. D.
McDowal S. 0ppenheim, NJ. Baum & Bro, Me-
roney, Boswell & Bro, j. M. Gayle, Joseph
Sommers, T. S. Myers, James McEwen, w.
G. Gerald s Co., George Douglas, ]. II. Op.
penhem Bro, VIM. johnson, D. b. Hocott, B.
Skies.
druggists.
VIM. McKain F. L. Zemp.
Book Setter and Stahonte.
James A. Young.
D. Watches and Jetrelrg
James A. Young, LIB. Alexander, W WEIR
han.
Blacksmiths, Ragon and CaryiageMgker... '
S. Shiver, Robert Man, Nathan B. Arrsnts, Thomas
Shiver. r. r., blacksmith.
Cabinet Farrooms and Undertatrs.
C. L. Chatten, Vim. Tarver, J.'F. Sutherland,
-, Builders,
J.F Sutherland, C. L. Chatten, q. c. Roberts
Merchant Tailor.
Charles A: Mcdonald. =
Saddleyy and Harness.
F. ]. Oakes Mr. Bulger.
R1celwright and Giamaksr.
r. ]. McCreight.
Bakers.
F, Shoemaker, Wmi Daaseh!
10 :
,., Tan Yards.
L. B. Stephenson, F. L. Zemp, John s. Bradley
{ Alex. Mcleod LewisJ Patterson, John Brown.
Hotels. :.
Mansion House, by e. G.. Robinson
DeKalb House, by J. H. Jungbluths
Pirate Boarding.
sft j. w. Rodgers.
Ailinary and Drsss Making
Miss D. Fl. McEwen, Mrs. Hammerslougr
Churches.
Methedist-J. T. Wightman, pastor.
n Presbyternn-S. Fl. Hay, /"
Episcopal-T. F. Davis, jr:,
Baptist-W. E. Hughson,
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POST OFFICE. CAMDEN. S. G.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

RIcnaosD, cHARlEsTos, coluMsiA, WESTERLY
s AND WAY MAILS.
Due-Daily. by ~ 2oPsM
Close-Daily by ~ 6 90 P! "
LANoAsTER, FLAT ROCK, DC.
Due-Monday, wednesday 4 Friday by12 90 N
Close-Samc days, at II 90 A.aA
RED HILL, Russell PLACE, &c.
Due-Thursday, by 70 90
olosos-sane day, at II 90 A.
TlLIER's FERRY JEFFERSON, DC.
Due-Menday, by : 1900 N
Closes-Frday, at 10 90 A. u
g. OFFICE HOURS.
From 8 90 A: NJ. to q 90 p: M; and for shor,
time after opening the mali at night ~...5,, -.
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!, President and Directors of Camden Bridge Co.
President-,John NJ. DeSaussure.
Drectors-John Macrae, B. Perkins, James Team,
Colin Macrae, Sec. & Treas.
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Commissioner

IS Commissioners of Free Schools. 3.
Wiley Kelley, Wm. Dixon, James Team, G. G..
Halle, Jesse Truesdel, Daniel Bethune,5 A. b.
Mcdowell. .sisy
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Soldiers Board Of Relief.

Soldiers Board Of Relief. .r.-
John NJ DeSaussure, E.. Barnes, James Dunlap. J..
Ross Dye, C. Moscly, James Team, Jesse Trues-
del, John B. hickle, Charles Raley, John Gas
kins, Daniel Gardner.
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Commissioners to Apprors Public Secur.ttss.
John NJ DeSaussuIe, James Dunlap, VIM. E. John
son, ST., A.. NJ. Kennedy, Thos E. Shannon.
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Maqistrafei.

John K Witherspoon. Vim. D. Hogan, v. r. Tay-
lor, Henry Brace, John b. Shaw, Richa-d I.
Whitaker, j.. 4. Barker.
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Coroner.
John S. .Merouey..
sNanQqsrs of Electiions. :

i ,tH0RQgtJS Oj EtecIONs. ss.a-
!. Camden-John s. Meroney, c. A. Mcdonald,
Cureton's Mill-Frederick Bowen, James Team,
Eman1eI Parker.
Flat, Rock-Jesse Trueslel, James Fletcher,
George Il. Miller.
Buffalo-Wm Mungo, Gillian sowell, VIM. Cato.
Lizenby's-John McGougan, Daniel McCaskill,
Donald Mcdonald.
Schrock's Alill-B, T. Mccoy, Alexander Nc
Leod, Henry Radcliffe
Goodwin's store-Benjamin Cook, John B. Mick
lie, James H. Vaughn.
Liberty Hill-A. D. Jones, jr., R. C. Patterson,
r. B. Cunningham.
Officer, Of Court
Joseph D.. Dunlap, Commissioner in Equity; ".
! Clyburn, Clerk A. L. Mcdonald, Ordinary {;
Duncan Sheorn, Sheriff.
Tar Collector.
William McKain.
Confederate Enrolling Officer.
W. q. Leitner.
Confederate Var Tar Collector.
A. n. Kennedy.
Assesiors
;n,John Cantey, R.aM. Kennedy.
Collector Of Tar IN Kind
James Jones'
Caef Commissary Agent
j. II. Devereaux.
! Confsderats Quartermaster's Agent.
James Sewers.
State Quaftermaster's Agent.
1 A. Markley Lee,
Rsceicurg and Delivering agent.
]. NJ. Gayle.
Officers of the Town of Camden.
/ Intendant.
James Dunlap.
! D@s Wardens.
N. D. Ba1sey, D. D HOcott L. N. Boswell, R. NJ.
Kennedy.
(. Recorder.
p R. M. Kennedy.
- Rarshal and Markst Clerk
VIM Johnson.
Professional.
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Professional.
Physiiciia,s no,0 Praet,eing.

Physictans noV Practicng.
L.. H. Deas, d. L. DeSaussure, T. Reenstieraa,
W. R. Skies Benjamin H. Matheson, j. McCaa.
J. l. Trantham, W. L. Pickett, B. S. Lucas. T.
F McDow, L. NJ. Desaussure, Thomas W. Sal
1nond, F. l.. Zemp.
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Deha,,.
N. Bisssl.
Srre1oTs,
Scholastic, Mercantile, & Meehan-
ical.

(. sAcaaemies and Primary Sehooisin Camden.
I. sMcCandless' Male Academy; F. staudenmysr,
Young Ladies, Mrs. Mcereight; Miss Dawson
= Mrs: Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon.
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o,umiissi;onsr, of PuJlie BWldiags

Commissioners of Public Buildiags
John Workman. r. NJ. Kennedy, R. B. johnson, T.!
{ /. Zemp.t L. w r. Blair, James B. Cureten, VIM.
D. McDowan Chairman, C.P. b., Colin, Macrea
Treasurer.
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RAGS !! RAGs,!

THE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR, WHITE
i liner or cotton rags. delivered large or smal
ptities atthis Q
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Con,nii,siioner .oftAs Poor.

E. Barnes, A. A. McDowall, John Q. Higgins, R
N. Kennedy ]. S. Depass. ". g. Hughson, Sec
and Treas. =.
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.DIsTRIeTDIREGTeRY.
DISTRICT P OFFICERS.
Legislators.

rs All Boykin-Senator.
John M. Desaussure, D. D. Perry-R Representa-
tNes.
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For REPRESENTATIVE.

Mr.. EprroR: You will please announce Capt
WILLIAM CLYBURN, as candidate for reelection
as clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for Kershaw
District and o6lige MANY FhlSNpes %. {,
April 10 -
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Laxy1s,

Vim. M. Shannon W.. Lsitnsr.
W. M. Kennedy. w. B. Taylor
Joseph D. Dunlap q. Bailey.
Depd,t
M. Bisssll.
swveyoff.
Colin Macrae, Daniel Betaune, c. c. Halle
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Churches.
Methodist-J. 7. Wightman, pastor.
Presbyterian-s. H. Hay,
Episcopal-T. F. Davis, jr:,
Baptist-W. E. Hughson,
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Ailinary and Drsss Mixing.
Miss D. II. McEwen, Mrs. Hanmerslougr =
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War Taxes Of 1864.
ASSESSORS oFFIcE,,l
CAMDEN, Sept, 10Th, 1864. y

ry,HE ASSESSORS OF THE l7rH COLLECTION!
L District hereby give notice that they are now a,
prepared to receive the RETURNS for the IAAEe
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Blacksmiths, Wagon and CarriageAqkers..
S. shiver, Robert Man, Nathan B. Arrsnts, Thomas
Shiyer. r. r., blacksmith.
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VIM. McKain, F. L. Zemp.
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Book Seller and Stationtt.
James A. Young.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-23

That Is our war cry, and we mean TO
keep il up. We feaT that the remnant
Of life with US is too short TO allow Of
full amends to glorious Andy, for the
injustice he has received at our hands /;
buf we shall DO our best
This, if we understand it Alright, is
sarkasm7 But our cotemporary en-
tirely oTerrates his importance. You
have done the Governor 20 injustice,
Mr. Press-though you have tried fear
fully hard The little purp that bayed
at the moon, didn't frighten it a par
ticle, though it doubtless believed it
did You have done all you could
we give you credit for trying to do in
justice-bit you didn't accomplish any
thihg-nobody paid the least attention
to your ISLANDERS. The dirt you threw,
didn't stick We advise the editor
Of the Press to join the sons of Malta
and for once see himself as others see
him.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-23
From Stanton and General Hunters
army,

Mr.. Edwards, for several years past a
resident of Staunton, Virginia, arrived
in this city yesterday, direct from that
place. He came as far as Beverly with
the eleven hundred prisoners recently
captured by Gen Hunter When our
army entered Stanton Mr.. Edwards
was one of four or FIVE men who re-
NAMED in the town, and he would have
been driven into the rebel militia, snly
that he shut himself up in his room
until Gen. Hunter took possession of
the place. The rebels were terribly
whipped at Wiers Cave, or Piedmont,
as the battle is called. They suffered
dreadfully in killed. They threw up
Notifications of fence rails, and when a
shell or ball from our guns would strike
pile of the rails the slaughter was
very great, the splinters and fragments
OF rails being quite as destructive as
the shells The rebels acknowledge
themselves badly beaten, and all were
very chap-failen.- Wheeling Lltelligencer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-23
What the eermaRs say.


The Cincinnati Volksblstt of Monday
has translation Of the extract from
Fremout's organ, the New Nation pub
lished by us several days since, in which
il declared there was no difference be
tween the Radicals and Democrats,
and urged a union at Chicago, and then
comments Sc ''follows
This is a nice bid-with Fremont
the democracy need not wait four years
more for power and place. This is what
we have feared from Fremont, from the
beginning of this moyement-th that the
Radicals, through him, would aid the
copperheads in gaining a victory
The logical conclusion at which the
Vollzsblatt arrives, will commend itself
to the thinking people Of the country,
everywhere Those who prefer IRE
mont, viii not be long in learning that
he Is being used IS a.tool by rebel SYM
pathisers. who are labOring for the de-
ztrBctiOn Of the Union.
-ass
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THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1854.
The Gold Bill.

We have never INDUCED hope that
any beneficial results would follow the
passage Of the gold bin by Congress.
There are Two things which viii check
speculation, and reduce the premium on
the prescious metals, and these are de
cided Union victories, and reduction
Of the volume of the currency. The for
mer alone viii not do everything; in
deed it viii do little, without the lat
ter; while a contraction Of the curren-
oy, of itself, win do much. If Congress
would only tax al State issues out Of
existence, the new financial policy of
the Secretary of the Treasury would
bring our circulating medium down to
a proper standard and the result would
be that the depreciation of greenbacks
would be triaing, even without imme-
date decisive victories.
Rut suecesses-deeided and decisive,
are at hand The retreat Of JOHNSTON
from the range Of hills in the vicinity
Of Marietta, ends all controversy as to
the result in Georgia If he could
neither stand at Resacca, AllatoOna,
nor Marietta, he can stand at no other
place. sHrRSAx has now but to pursue
his advantages TO destroy the rebel ar
my, which embraces all the forces out
side Of Virginia, except FoRREsr's 10
900 cavalry; and we have no doubt but
ne win meet the public expectations.
Much blood win yet flow in Virginia
but there are few; even among the bit
terest rebels, who indulgeA hope that
LEE can hold out and when Richmond
falls, the rebel army viii be so reduced
that it will presevent but a small OBJ
stacle to Gen. GRANT
Our armies will perform their part of
the work; the Secretary of the Tresu-
Ty is performing his and Congress alone !
is delinxuent VIII it do its duty2
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Iln ASS AIMING the Lion.

The Chicago Post says that when
Richard the Lion-hearted returned un-
expectedly to England, the intelligence
was conveyed TO the French Court in
the significant dispatch, "The Devil
has broken loose again" The Exile of
Windsor seems to be anxious that his
sudden return shall create similar
sensation; but somehow it don't seem
TO do IT,
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TO THE
SOLDIERS !
We HAVE PUBLISHED A BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.

FOR THE USE OF SOLDIERS.
II is printed in four colOrs, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
in countless numbers into Dixie, with drums
beating, colors flying, etc. 4 blank line is
left for the name of the Soldier, Company,
Regimen. and Officers; size I3x17. The
certificate is enclosed in a pasteboard tube,
and con be sent to any part Of the country
without injury; and the soldier, after filling
up the blank lines, can put it back in the
tube and RENAL it to his friends, and they
will get it framed and preserve it as a re-
membrance.
The demand for this Certificate Is enor-
nous, yet from our enlarged facilities for
publishing, we are able to keep a constant
supply, and viii I'll oil orders promptly.
Pglco so cents. sent by mali, prepaid.
|. n. RHODES i Co,
q Union Street,
Nashville.
Agents wanted b sell ths above.
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B. R. CUTTER & GLEAVES,
CORNER COLLEGE AND BRoAD-sTs

june Sim
HEADQ'R5 DEPT OF THE CUBIBERLAND,1
OFFICE OF CHEF kNeISEER, :
Chattanooga, Tenn June 10 1864. }
To present and former Members Of he Pioneer Brgode,
Army Of he Cumberland;
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AUTHORIZ-
cd hy the Maior-(1eneral commanding 10 raise
IN accordance with the following act OF Congress,
approved May 20, 1854:
AN ACT TO organize q regiment Of Veteran Volm-
teer Engineer
Be II TeS0lrci bg the Senate and House n RcDl6sen-
ffiraS Of ne United States Of Alcio1 "a C5pqFes Is
saibisd, That the Secretary OF War he and he Is
hereby, authorized 10 enlist, out Of any volunteer
forces IN the Army Of the Cumberland that have
served, or are now ervng rs pioneers pOutonicrs
or engineers, to serve wherever required for three
years, or during the war, 10 consist Of ten cOmpa-
mes, and 10 have the same ORGANIZATION pay and
eInoments "a are allowed to engineer s0lAiers I'M
der the provisions OF the fourth section OF an act
entitled San act 10 provide for the better Org,nizi
ton Of the military establishment" approved An
gust third, eighteen hundred and sixty-0ne.
Gee. p ABd be filfhcr CaGrioi. That the officers
Of the engineers authorized 10 be- raised under the
provisions Of the foregoing section shall be appOm-
ted aud commissioned by the President Of the Uni
ted etates, on the recommendation Of the coInman-
der of the Army Of the Cumberland, and shall
coiyc the same pay and allowances rs engineer Off
GERS Of similar grade in the regular army.
All present and former members Of the Pioneer
Brigade of the army Of the Cumberland are invited
to enter the engineer service in this regiment They
can procure such additional Information ss they
may need from me or from any officer nov serving
in the Pioneer Brigade, the majority Of whom viii
enter the engineer regiment.
Lieutenant Willett, Engineer Department Nash
vile, is tho recruiting ofieerfQT Nashville and y-
cinty. W. p. MERRILL,
Capt. u. 3. Eneinear1
Chei EnqneerArmy Cumberland.
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