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STRIN G. MUSIC.
1 AN prepared to uruish string Music ior balls.
rites, de., at the lowest poAsi6le rAtus EEylnA
lAyed with Prot Faironlid during the lAHt suu iier
iesi uonlident that can satisfy an hts Od custom
ers 1 an member Of tho hegimenlni Band, and
can furnsh any number VI pieces lot string islId
All orders leit with charles Theoba d, oorner Trd
and Jeherson streets, under huston Hall, viii. be
promptly attended 10. r
del2d5m PANEL d. BAKER
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FOR SALE By

Vim wensthod and W W stewart, Dayton; Georee L.
Boyer, Miamisburgj stoe slayer, unioni q Ander-
son, Centerv'llej " Myers, New lebanon N Jackson
Chambershurg, u Y hRntr Harrisburg; u y Divine
JohnaWiie; rn0ld lin bert south hrinaton Jacob
smser, West Dalumore J Kookle a 90, Germantown
j. W MURPHY. yandsla II NckoH, Lleriyi u Rees
FarmeFsYille HeyerlinR sfHerr Salem; ) W Pyfmout
WllllamH SWaner, Wet Baltimore; Parker, Bro A
Co PATkersburgj aud by DrugqHts and Merchants
generally throuahou The Uaited States and oenAdas
ansidly
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WILLIAM WALKER,

no. sol THlGD STREET, DAYTON. ONO.
rs prepared TO accommodate his customers Wit,
Il every article ot geItismen's Wearing apparel co.
the letttt styie ana best quality. Those who NJ
coats, pants, vests, shriri hosiery, hannkaIeinps
gloves, boots, sloes, slippers, Ac., will 40 vii q.
give him call. ui24
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zust,
Wotcls.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

hhAbn Athfhtt buS1ON.
directly opposite the Bostou ana Raj road
be-. I4 4 p6pot)
rHE undersgned, who has been connected the
i American House, IN this city, or over nine years,
has lea ed tins well known and popular HOe tor q
term Of years, and pledge him ell Ia his friends and
the puAc 20 us eorts 10 sustain the rep.
ptglon OF the UNI Ed STATES H0TkL, A. hrst
class houae The public may rely upon finding At
this houne, the appliances and comforts Of disl
class hotel
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollars per DAY. D..
"ca1am gRAEK p PRATT.
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To=partnfrsbip.
OOPARTMERsHIP.

FIiaE undersi knad have THIS day formed co, part.
pershp under w. pame and brn OF BREENK a
EIXO for lha puTP0aRa OF trap saetihga Wholesale
and Retail Clothing and Mefchant Tailoring BnsnesA,
At the Old slAnd Of w, @ bteane, " Mrin street op
po4te the COdr House, whore they v0tld ba pAa ned
10 see the 4 friends Of IN house. ana ss many new
,oaes ~ may favor them 18th call
WILLIAM @ BREENE
faf ANDREW O, NIXON.
Daytou February isO4-ielld5awl
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MERCHANT TAILORING
HENRY MILLER.

D n II I'm Il Will EH.
HlHANkFUb Tor patronage heretofore extended to
4 ine brm Of Miller a haTch, respectfully kolhits
continuance of Lne same 10 hmsel AT the old staud
Huston Building, corner 1hrd and Jefferson stfeetp
where he will Always be Ound wlth iul assortment
OF goods IN his line. le.d3W
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&rorcrgCs, &r.
No Al, S ss,on, s,sa TouaSVn U.,,an ,,, "uiSAl'

lliG leave moat respeutdliy 70 Rcquamt their Gus.
- " 'omer4 ana ths go immunity generally, that they
have entered n,o paetnership, under ths uaine and
sJle OF +. u'BRlEh& BROTHER for the p,lrpose
y carrying on the whol esae grocery, intior, egar
Nnd to1acco busints ~ IN Dayton, Ohio, a the lpta
f'and Of ~ pBr'en, No 3Dl secoud street ...-
having ample means to enable uat purchase good.
ipin The best houses Nav York, l,alnrnore and
tAtiephia aud having h1d fifteen years experie enoe
~ ne tl@, We hold opt tho best Inducements 70 our
ed Gus, mers and II pthers who MAJ be kind enough
M 'tRlEN, lae Of the firm Of O'Brien a Poe,
lp'rdO, INTO, will degote hts time and attention 10
n"ase NJ those who NAV come 10 iuy at this we'll
kpown House, and oHRiEE, will treat thu com
minlt} TIER, II possible, th ever before hoth OF
s1lve very FrMein for AthSofa and earnestly so.
hGtA share Of your future patronage aulgdaw m
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~ NJ Ntt UANNI
RHALESTATEAGRDJT

NO. 800 THIRD STREET, AT JOHN II. sToPpEL b.
MANS OFFICE.
/ HAVE large amount Of property for sale, such
i No houses and lOiB IN al pNftt ot The city VAN
prices ranging from four hundI ed ten thousand
doilkfs, on gUod payments, anu well situated; and
any quantity Of vacant lots iVr sale Also, several
arms or SAFE ranging RON ons hundred end siXty
s,Ies down 70 two aofel 9 adjoining The llty ana VA
the county.
Those having property ior sale, aud those wRptpg
10 suyi Wlll do Well TO cali on me, As l slRl giNu
rompt attention TO all business trusted my chte
hpyg had considerable enpensnce IN lhs huRlness.
labdlm A. H. MoOLukF
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[roa THE oAnDEN DAILY JounyAL.l

u 2 ~ -
.MR EDtroR: Its matter Of astohiahmeht to my
SELF as well as to many Others that the patriotism of
such well tried pabc servant as Major DESAussgRE
shoue, for one moment, be questioned by any one.
His record is clean, his acts Of charity are without
parallel in Kerslaw District His name can be f6trd
on notes in Bank for The poor that lie probably Knew
he would have to pay when he signed them but his
heart has always etor The necessities ofthe poor aud
his hands have always been found ready to relieve
them. Tile past summer, when he had spared all the
corn that he Thought he possibly eosld spare one poor
man applied to him for eorn-one hundred bnahels.
Listen to his reply: You do not want it for specn.
lation but for consumption; have not tie corn to
spare, but you must havcit He did get it He had
not the money TO pay for it and was never asked fog
it.. Now this corn was bought at $55 per bushel,
when spectators were oherfng $40 FER hushel cash
for The same corn but were refused hese facts can
be proved, when ever required. Then voters Of Ker-
shaw District remember well ried, faithful digent
public servant whose sersicssare well appreciated in
our Legislative Halls. A VOTER.
"A
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found faithful in time that. has passed in guard
ing the best interest OF our State and District.
Major DeSaussure has not called upon yon, fel-
low citizens, to solicit your suffrage, and when
asked BY the writer why he did not, his reply
was. 5ou know him and have known him long.i
and he was willing to leave the issue in your
hands. Ifyou think he has been faithful IN
the past, you will have the same guarantee for
the fnture. "A E0lkR. Z
P.S. We have examined the book kept as
q mcmoramium Of sales, which speaks 'foritselfi
the facts, MS stated above, and eau be seen by
any 5ne who desires to doso. ~
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Headquarters,
REsEFE FORCES, 8. O,
CoLUIDIA, sept. 80, 1864 s

4 ~
SPECIAL oRDERs NO. 4
r uRsUAET 70 GENERA Afl0RDRR NO. ss,
i Adj. and Insp Generals Offfe current series,
(hereunto appcnded) the Brgadier General command
ing Reserve Forces o South Carolina hereby assumes
control and direction Of Ihe conscrpton service in the
State
III Except "A hereinafter specified the organization,
oftte Coiscrption Department in the Sate including
the Examining Boards, win bo preserved aud al sx
isting orders regulations and Instructions Of the Com.
man9dht Of Conscrpts viii be continued Of force until
otherwise ordered. J M r@tl5 .5'2 ~
III Local Enrolling 0nacera and Examining Boards,
will report Immediately to the Commandant Of Con-.
scripts, and through him communicate with these
Headquarters and viii, through him, rsceA ordefa
aud Instructions iseH ~, f'4t ~
w. All communications in relation to the Conserfrs
ton service in the State and all applications for sII
emptionSnd detaii must be made through the Com.
fnandaut of Conscrpts; communications on all other
subjects viii continue to be made through the a. A.
General oftl,s Reserve Forces 8, c. o. sa 10.
v. The office Of Congressional District Enrolling
Officer being abolished all officers heretofore acting IL
that capacity Will report by letter to the CQmandaht
Conaerpts for assignment to other duty setg forth
their rank corps position and present assignment
duty Competent officers Will be assigned as "nspeo
tors of Conscriptonn in the several Congressional
Districts. - tf%
VI With view to compliance 81 Par. H. OF said
General Order No 73 se Comtnapdant Of conscripts
will without delay, fdef The medical examination Of
all commissioned officers and other persons Except
those of the invalid Corps employed ID the enrolling
service of this State Commissioned officers; as to
whom no disability is found to exist will hold teS
solves in readiness to be assigned to duty TIE fed
as soon as practicable.
VII. Application for assignment TO duty Enroll:
ing Officers, Assistants Clerks and to other positions
in the Cohscrption service in this State, will be 70:
ceiyed from officers noncommissioned officers md
prvates belonging to the Reserve Forces and from
retired and light duty officers and men, and FROM per-
sons not liable to service in the field Such spplica-
ons enclosing testimonials Of character, inteliiEenco
and fitness, will be addressed to Maj G. d. MELTON,
Commandaht Of Conscripta, Columbia, s. c.
By command Brig Gen. CHEsEUT Z.
ED. n. BARNWEId5 1
Octif ss5t ,tt8.el A. A. General.
e5E State papesa copy three times. ks' Y
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cotton Yarn
EIeetion.

nNTuEsDAY After TRESRGoND MONDAY
" in oc,ober, next an election will be held at rle
usual election precints for Clerk of the Court Of ker-
shaw Distrietby reasonof the expiration Of tho term
Given under my hand and seal Of oics at Camden
this second day Of September a. D. 1864 !
: W. GLYBURN,
Z GENT ltE. &C c. Ps&G.A a.
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school Books Wanted.

s sy5,ysoUELIEis FRENCH GRAMMAR, sFA AIIr
i lar Science, Petersons coburns and: PIKE q :, 8
Arithmetic; Primary Geographic and Histories. Weo,
ster's and Walkers. School Dictionaries, Standard
Speller =
perfect OF paid ot literally for any number olsopies.
Z : ,.ss r. A. YOUNG
5s oct 3.w.fm
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Administrators Notice.

A IL THOaE WHO ARE INDEBTED TO THR.
IN .Estate of A. D. Cato will please mako payment
OF the same as early as possible, and those having
claims against said estate will present them, to the
Adnlnbrator, Hugh Gardner, forthwith without de-
lay. d. GAhDSEH
Octf -lF. Adninstratoa.
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Fer Representative. IL
wetare snthoaized to announce Col. A. ~ GOOD
wYN candidate for tho Legislature at the ents;
ing elecaon. T,
April % ~
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Notice.

A II PERSONS ARE FoREWlRNED NOT. to-
N trade for note riven by me- to John Baker, iorA
five hundred dollars dated some time In June 1854,
as the property for which It was gwen has proved Ih.
sound, twill not pay said note unless sompeliso
law. "a 30 a. = s -, :. - ~ !
}SepssM az :
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Mr.. EpIron: You will please announnce Capt
WILLIAM cLYBURN, as q candidate for reelection
as clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas, for Kershaw
District and oblige MANY FRlENDs.
April Is. ,l
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Special II Offices.
NCEA1ENTS.

Mr.. EDITOR: You will please announce the fol-
lowing gentlemen rs candidates for reelection to the
House of Representatives, from Kershaw District at
the ensuing election in October, and obige taeir
Major j NJ DEsAUssURB.
. Capt, D. D. PERRY.
July l
Mr. EpIroR: As the time is approaching when the
people of Kershaw District will have to select those
who will represent them, in the ensuing Legislature
we respectfully recommend the following gentlemen
as candidates.
For Senator.
Maj. A. H. BeYkIN
For Representatives..
Mai. j. NJ. .DEsAUssURE4
capt VIZ. LEITNER.
By inserting Inc above you will Oblige
April is. MANY VOTERS.
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For Representatives.

For Rtprescntati,s.
We are authorized to announce Col. W. r, TAYLOR
a; 4 candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing
election. - ,s :,
June 10
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mention of tho Cremorne Gardens, which lie
out at Chelsea, three miles west Of Hyde Park
corner, We entered the enclosure about nina
O'clock one evening, and found it full In
one part Of the grounds there was an exhibit
ton Of ~horsemanship in progress; 10 another,
quite a large party were playing the Ameri-
can game of tanpins; at another place ONE
very polite individuals were anxious to tell us
our "truelweight to an ounce" others, to have
uslest our strength in lifting and strik-
ing, and hundreds Of gentlemen aud la
dies C2) strolled through the winding walks
and groves, which were blazing with light A.
Gne band was playing in The centre Of ;iiS
gardens, and on q floor which encircled the
little music house, many couples were Whirl-
ing in the waltz to the great delectstion of q
gazing crowd around. Soon in q httle thea.
ire, the pantomime and ballet dancing began;
and dozens of halfnaked women bewildered
the eve with their rapid motions, their beauty
and grace. Their costumes we're rich, and
some Of the scenic effects which accompanied
their dances and songs, were very brilliant
and wonderful. Beautiful palaces full Of
blackeyed houris, would rise up from tho
midst Of the stage, and bowers Of roses in
which were children dressed as fairies, de-
scended from above. Afterwards came the
Tournament in lists regularly prepared, 100
yards long. There was a grand flourish of
trumpets, and then entered The men-at-arms,
the nrchers clad in lincoln green, the knights
in steel armor, eap-a-pie. Then anne the
mock king and queen, with their train Of
beauties and fools, and all marched in grand
procession up and Town the lists, their majes-
ties bowling with real royal grace in response
to the d~erisive, though good natured shouts
from the hundreds who, like us, came to see
the show, Then there was fitting at rings
suspended in'the centre Of the lists, charges
at the Turks Head, throwing the j%avelin, and
then the more ]serions business of single com
bats on horseback; and many a spear was
splintered in knightly style, and more than
one unlueky wight was rolled from his horse
into the dust. Then the grand melee, and
combat a Eoutrdnce, in which the knights be
labored each other with blunted swords and
wooden maces, with a spirit and energy which
made it all seem exeitingly real Then light
ing our cigars we promenaded with the throng
Of men and well dressed women, ninetenths
Of whom were o~utcasts from virtue, and then
In an omnibus home.
As we came out, "a little man who stood at
the gate and said not a word, put a tract into
my hand. The good people Of London have
not altogether given this place up to the dew
j, but the poor colporteurs are in a sad mi
/ nority,
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Equal and exact Justice 70 All men, OF whatever
state or persuasion, IehRious or politician
Peace, INNER ana honest friendship WITH all
nations, entangllng alliances With nome
TIE sapp9rt of ne Stats Gop1nmnis IN al thar
riJhts Al tic most competent administrations for our
domestic concerns, and the nrest bulwarks against
anti republ' can tendencies N.i@
The preservation Of the general government IN its
whole eonsutetipnal yigori ~ the sheet anchor, Of our
peace athOme and safely abroad,
A jealous care Of the right Of election by the peo7
ple;i e. =
Amid and safe corrective Of abuses, which are lop-
ped by the sword Of revolution, whore p~eaceablo RENEE
dies are unprovidedi A
Absolute acqmescsnce IN the decisions Of tho ma
lonty, the vital principle Of republics, nom which ~
no appeal but 20 force, the vital principle aud inimedi-
ate parent OF despotismi l
well disciplined militia, our bast reliance in peace,
Rnd tor the FIRST moments ofwar, ali regulars may re-
Nevs them; II| .i. .
THIS supremacy OF the civil over the military al.
FooSomy IN the pablis expense, that labor may be
lightly burdened,
rbShonett payment OF our debts, and sacred pre-
seryation Ofthe public fsith;
encouragement ofsgrculture, aud ofeonimerce as
its hAHdtnhid; l.
The a Illusion ofinformatioh, and arragnment Of all
sbuset At tbs bar Of public reason;
Freedom Of religion,
FRGHD6N or TEE pREss; I'D.
Aud ftsi0E ofpgrsoa under the protection Of me "a
Aud trial by Juriss impartially selected
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
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wants a wife.

The following appears in a St Louis pa
per:
" WANTED.--I have lived solitary long
enough. | want some one to talk at, quar-
rel wlth-then kiss and make up again.
Therefore | am ready to receive communica-
tons from young ladies and blooming widows
OF more than average responsibility, tolerably
tame in disposition, and hair Of any COLOR
As nearly as can Judge OF myself | am not
over eighty ner under twenty-five years Of
age. | am five feet eight or eight feet FIVE, |
forget which. weigh 1876, 3l5 or 53l pounds,
one of the three, but as to their true arrange
ment | am somewhat puzzled. Have awhole
suit of hair dyed by nature and free from dan
druh. Eyes buttermilk brindle, tinged with
pea-green. Nose blunt, according to the Ion
ic order of architecture, with a touch of the
Composite, and a mouth between o catfish
and an alligator's-made especially for ora
tory and large oysters. Ears palmated, long
and elegantly shaped. My whiskers are a
combination of dogs hair, moss and briar
brush-welEbehaVed, f~earfully l~uxuriant. /
am sound in limb and on the negro question.
Wear boots number 8 when corns are trouble
some, and can write poetry by the mile,
with double rhyme on both edges-to read
backward, forward, crosswise and disgoually.
Can play the jeWsharp and bass drum, and
whistle Yankee Doodle in Spanish. Am
very correct in morals, and 6rst rate at ten
pens; have a great regard for the Sabbath,
and only drink when invited. Am a domes-
tic animal, and perfectly docils when towels
are clean shirt buttons all right. If l possess
a predominating virtue it is that Of forgiving
every enemy whom 1 deem it hazardous 10
handle. say my prayers every night, mus
quitoes permitting. AS to whether / snore in
my sleep, | want somebody to tell me. Mon
ey is no object, as l never was troubled with
any ard never expect to be. l should like
SOM lady who is perfectly able to support a
husband, or if she could introduce me to
some family where religious example would
be considered sufficient compensation for
board, it would do just as we'll. Address x
%, st. Louis p. or
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40 EXPERIMENTATION.

The purpose Of the Republicans to pre-
vent a reconstruction of the Government,
has received renewed confirmation within
a few days. 1t was confessed in the Sem
ate, in the course Of debate growing ont
of BANK's Proclamation, that the design
of the Test Oath is not solely to exclude
Senator BAyARp, but to repulse all but
Radicals and Jacobins from such of the
States as may be reconstructed.
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A REMEDY FOR pUEs-u Ia

2. A REMEDY FOR PILES.-It is a
blessing to the suffering to know that we
have an e%ffeotual cure for this truly trouble
some disease. Mr.. j, P. Hazarde, of l64
Second street, Cincinnati, takes great pleasure
in informing all who are suffering with piles
that he used a small quantity Of DR.. Strick-
lands Pile Remedy, and it effected a perma-
nent cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation.
1t is manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, o., and sold by all Drug
gists. Il
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The Union.

De ToequevilIe, one Of the most philosophi-
cal and enlightened statesmen Of France in
political institutions, says that "the Union was
formed by the voluntary agreement Of the
States; and, in uniting together, they have not
forfeited their nationality, nor have they been
reduced to the condition Of one and the same
people. If one Of the States chose TO with.
draw its name from the compact it would be
difficult to disprove its right Of doing so, and
the Federal Government would have no means
Of maintaining its claims directly, either by
force or BY right" Here, it will be seen, this
eminent French statesman, who has given a
more clear and correct analysis -four Repub.
hesA institutions than any other writer, denies
the right of the Federal Government to Co
cree a State.
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s. r.--1aeO--x.

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