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DIABETES

is disease Of the stomach and liver sctny tbrouv =
the kidneys and Is without doubt re most obstinate
1isease except cohsanption, that sEects The human
c9nstii1tan We have no space for discussing causes
tat viii state that the effect efthe disease l. the eor
version OF the star7hy principle or vegetable ryt
Of tbs foed} into sugar shich stimulates the keys 70
an excessive secretion u Many person, suffer
from thIsdtsesss no are igncrpni ofit hats. thev
Tass large qusrfties during the day, aud are oAfre
get up from ore IL fifteen twenty times during
Ahe nght No Lotlce Is taken IL ii un their attention
l. called 10 The large discharge walef aud ofien
"hen ~ 50 s- srvareet 10 be beyond The control
OF ordthAty req edss Aaether SYMPTOM Is the great
th1rst Aica Shst he disease 10 fHtiy esaf{sh+d Is
lntoersbsAs patseHi srExs sss4sslIs s-t4As-f sssz
satps<a also dr. OF the mouth, CRACKING the
lips sHeef SrsslA. 10 The advanced c4sas and
hnslly toes o. appetite elasciziop AID th- p4tseet
gradually siRks from e3hausaiou
Constitution Water slacut eczb b, the onIJ ka0wn
remedy for efasst<s and VIZ have mach coLAaence
thai It's Speelaoas have that Opium i'll proa
sleep ana tfashfaly that 1t has cured evtry
In W hicA If had been used
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l. That disloyal men, a.d among
whom are those who have held Offices Of
emolumsnt and trust under the Confede-
fedsuts authorities, have received and do
receive rents for buildings. pay for sup
plies, and distinguished consideration at
the hands Of the Federal authorities.
:. That disloyal persons, and among
whom ars Confederate soldiers andoficers,
have obtained and do receive passes
through our lines back and forth without
gaard.
3. That some of the best and most un.
mistably loyal persons have not As yet OBJ
tanned remuneration for supplies furnish.
ed BY them, from the most frivolous ex.
cuses ~ to informalities of papers, DC.
am sad when say this, for it ought
not so to be.
There is q day coming, thank God,
when this will be corrected. When the
loyal Arkansasans are fully organised and
equipped. and the country is left to them,
retribution swift and certain will fall up
on rebels who have grown rich under
Confederate rule and reveled under Fed
ersl protection. Already we hear them
whispering, "Gen. Steele, we hope and
pray that when you 60 away, if you do
leave US, you will take all the Arkansas
troops with you, for We fear they will muir
der some of the good Union men here.''
Yes, they are afraid that loyal Arkan.
sasans will murder good Union men!
have already prolonged this letter
much beyond what / intended. The
work goes bravely on, and you will rejoice
with us that Arkansas viii soon stand
forth free State, redeemed, regenera-
ted and disenthralled."
Yours. ~
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced BY the Medical Faculty and the
nansnt cure Of all diseases of the STOMACH LIVER
KIDNEYS and BLADDER that has ever been ofsered ,
/ 10 not q MINERAL WATER. Ii ia from exne
rience that CONSTITUTION WATxR has enanstsd.
and We now say let man doubt when a single bottle
has been known 70 diseases hch the cesi medcs
talent In his eoantry has failed 70 relieve.
remedy possessing the virtues Of Con tisuton Wa
ter cannot be cassed nader quack prepae ailons
II 10 now used By the scientific praetitioners in
down popular remedies bile the better skilled max
use Of every means TO accomplish tne sue-
cess Of the physician increases his knowledge Of
deerett remedies enables him produ &C cure while
others fall in the attempt. Science Is with the
truth.
Give Cor sttution Water fair triaI--we mean Won
Who are der specssitSts from year to
particularly alude TO ladies who constantly
resortng 70 tsesi fyeAMek and all app.
cations for diseases. with much chance Of
~ there would BE from local app 10 the
| for diseases Of III. brain.
We have always been careful 70 use Ianzusxe in our
ctreoser that could not shock the delicate
Ataon put *e receive 80 ny communics tons from
persons fpr which Constitution Water is aasned and
q whose disease no mention has been made that we
have come TO the conclusion If the remedy il can
able OF producinsa cure no matter wis. the di.s.sa
might br IL should be made kuown The medicine IL
pat up fof the public, ald there shoBd bs 10 excep
tons.
We would say, Constitution Water Is not Lire a
Elidec pnl N se 70 suit the eye and tsse its N ed
cine in every ssrse Of the te placed Ia the hands
the people for their fesf and taken according To
the directions ~ will N every case nr0sree radical
Gle ETC., reisae cnF to lie disease Dn1sr which ID ey
ceeur.
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IeS Ansncs. February s 1854
IL hereby certified thai the sth day 81 rs,ru.yy
1851 worn statement fis in this aff showing m.
condition Of the SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE 40 L.
Gated at NEw YORK Ia the State Of Srs YoRK on The
Isl dag 81 January A. D. 1851 In arcoriance with provs
son oi an AIT Of the General Assembly of the STATE a
Iowa, enfitisd An Act ia relation To Insurapra Cura
niss. approves" January 2st, 1857 AMI an AT nrent.
tory thereto approved February esh ls5s . an A., ia
tsiatfo 10 ide insurance Companies approx March T.
iso- That said statement .ho~s that ssii Comrany i.
Possessed Of the requisite amour, Of capital and Invested
a. required by Law
Authority therefore given the alnve named Com,
pany TO transact their appropriate bs.. Of INSURANCE
IN thas state IN accordance with the laws thereof
the ist day OF January, A. d. One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and sxty-fve.
II Is also certified That IT. r. TExyycK E.a
OF khokuE has been duly appointed bv .ait c,,rany
their lawful Agent and Attorney Tor the csanty on II,
Win fuli power to take risks 81 INSURANCE therein and "a
seknowedee service Of provided ty lag u,,n
his Ming with the Clerk Of the District Ia snd for AID
county certified copy Of the statement on file In ,hs
Once II Is further certified that the attached Is true
and correct copy Of the said statement
In Testimony Whereof have
sru :. hereunto set my hand and an ed
my seal Of ONCE the DAY and rear
- frst above written
j W. CATTELI- Ausiftor Of State
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II. II. Tes-Eyckcs' .4geNcy.
REAL ESTATE
AND
General Insurance Agency,
OEes on "a Str, Keokuk, Iowa.
Real Estate Bonght and sold.
Fire, River, Lake and Life Insurance.

THE BEST INDEMNITY N THE u
1Etna Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn.
CASH ASsETs, &s,i2s, $1,000.
Home Insurance Company OF New York.
CASH ASSETS &3,7ss ,77O.0O.
Security Fire Insurance Co. of New York.
CASH ASSETS, $75o,0OO.
Lorillard Fire Insurance Co. of New York.
CASH ASSETS, $7si.ssi.A.
Arctic Fire Insurance Co. of New York.
CASH ASSETS, Asef, 033,77.
North American Fire ms. Co., of n. Y.
CASH AsSETs, $500, 600.
North American Fire ms. Co., of Hartford
CASH ASSETS, t3sa,oI0.oe.
Conn. Mutual Life lbs. Co. of Hartford.
CASH ASsETS, 5000, 200.
Dividends declared annually by this company and naid
during the life of the assured Its economy Ia the man
asetnent Of business permits large dividends To policy
holders which have averaged 50 per per annuu 4
note be given for onehalf when the premium amounts
to so thus furnishing Insurance double the
amount for nearly the same cash payment required
ia all cash companies Nos otfsrs Pol,eses issued in
TIA aHssa paFness with participation in profits for
cry annual premium paid. Pamphlets and all other in
formation obtained al this Office.
feblS-du ii. b. TES-EYCR Agent
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TOR SALE.
REAT BARGAIN IN LANDS.

w Acres OF land for sale, portion Of
which Is under cultivation In the central psrt of Lee
county. and within thirty minutes BY Railroad from
neokuk. This landis admi rahly ntted for sheep or
s.ock iarm an will be rold at Z low price An Oh
Pefiuniy, such rarely occurs Ia here offered 10,
making most desirable Investment Title perfecs.
Enquire of HI TEN-GvTr
keokuk, Nov. ~. 10 ii r,,.,s At
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HAMS AND SHOULDERS.

have hand Hams of my own curing nj 10 e,s an,
'l. e"na y "a c@. per pound J. J. BISHOP
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srArr OF Nyw yosx

City and County II New York -
JOSEPH WAIKET, President, and RIeaAKp L U.yrccx
scverally affirmed, say that the Ar,rs,,s : fail ,e
and correct statement II the affairs II the .ssi
that the SAID INSURANCE Company j. the bona fs .s.~,
q al least ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS Of actual cash capital invested in .isck xs
tnnd or IN rnert9sgss on real esste worth daute the
nin"uh' ter Sich the same y nlqrtazi that the above
the b-ii-h of any individual exercising authority IA tn.
management II said company either a. pr.~;snt
tary, Treasurer Irefar, o.herwiS. that the mart
gage at-oya described have been ass xrsi pot In an,
manner released impaired by said oosnranv AMI that
,S are Tie stFfe Described ofeeTs of said Insurance
Company JOSEPH WALKER Pre~ad~nt
RleHtsp l. Hsfpocx sssFetary
Subscribed and affirmed h. fore me TN. 2ss da. az Lar,
asry, A. D., 1884 THo~ L Tsosxrst
Commissioner for Iowa in Sew York
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stone i'm the Bladder. Calculus. Ora
vel, Brick Dust Deposit, &c, &C.,

Diseases arising fren faulty sezretion-in the one
case being too iitGe ard accompanied " severe par
sndthe ether c too pfofuse secIeton-xhich will be
speedily crred b. the
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Second street.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
Security FIRE assurance c..
~ NtsC York,
In the State Of Now York Tie year ending the 81s
day of December 1883 made 20 the Auditor Of the In
sufsnce Department Of the State of Iowa. pursuanf p
CAPITAL
lst The amount of full paid capital stock Of the com
pany now outstanding, (psx value OF shares, 80
each1 s........... $500 0O0
n. ASSETS
l. Amount Of loans bonds and mortgages duly record
ed and being first liens on the fee simple upon which
not more than one years interests due per Sched
uie b. 100, eoO
2 Total value oisaid mortsaged premises, ?s1a,soo
g. Account Of 6tate stocks and stocks and Treas
ury notes Of the United States, and all other
bonds absolutely held by the company:
par val mk'tval-
notes ..::............... 10000 loe,soo
Bonds Of the Union Free School
Dist. No. 2 Of West Farms
N. r. issued BY act Of Leg
iiasure ...............-.. 1000 1000 ooo -,
l. Accounts Of Treasury notes held by the com
pany for cash actually loaned BY the com
Par val Mar.vAl thereon.
notes =, ., ............. 5000 1850 500
do DO Do do Do Do &c O. DC 90 Sc SIS SIS 80 80
s. Amount Of actual cash on hand in the eompa-
ny's 81 $50 IS
g. Amount of actual cash on hand de-
deposited to the credit Of the
pany in the Continental Bank. IL, 262 "a
J. Amount cf actual cash on hand de-
posted to the credit Of the company
in the Commonwealth Bank. 23,34a SO
8. Amount Of cash In the hands Of agts
and in the course Of transmission
received during the year for prem-
nms,.. ...................... l1,yp %
Total amount cash items. ..... ........ eaos7 90
9. Interest due and unpaid on all Of the compa
nys loans ON bond and mortgage (since paid -n36 ~
TO- Interest accrued but not due excluding In
accrued on bond. ........-........ 1881 rs
IL. Bills receivable held by the company taken
for inland navigation ............. as7ls SO
II Amount das for unpaid premiums, inci-
ding cash In No 4 OF bs receivable In item
No. II above. l.ass 8.
Is. Amount OF other property belonging 10 the
company ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 24.T e5
IA Aggregate amount Of all the actual available
assets OF the company. .f-64 6s1 90
uAsrIIrIEs
l6 Amount Of losses adjusted and due none
H. Amount Of losses adjusted and not due none
Is Amount Of losses unsdl Is 30 90
le Amount Interest due to scriphoiders remain
ing unpaid. ...... a,sss 10
20 Amount Of all other claims against the
any.'..-...'...-..-....So other claims.
Fl. Aggregate amount u all unTaidlosse~ claims
and Hafatses. ,oS3 10
". NIscElLASEors.
q The greatest amount allowed hy the rules 10 be In
sured in any one city, town village.
- The gresfesa amount allowed 10 - insured in
any enc block. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
No rn'es TO above. Agents limited to $4,000
on any risk.
"a The amount Of its capital earnings deposited In any
other State a. securit Nothing
25 The charter incorporation Of said COMPANY
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For Rats. Nice. n caches Ants He'd.
Bu1us N lot ms IN Rurs W 0olens Ac IN
sec - On Plants. Fowls. Animal &c,
Put up ID 1.. 10. and fi1 Bpxes aud Flasks
- sE9 s. sx~s fr Horns. PrEiEe fss1ffrrsoxs kc.
Only iafsIiihl- remvdie- known
Pre- fFpzn reisEns7
Not dangerous 70 The Human fAsniiy-
Rats out II their holes b die
AS- sold Wholesale IN ali large CITIES
4s slt - All Druggist and Retailers everywh-re-
&C. : i BrwaKx.s IT ali worthless inaiiatioas
Ss- See thai 'SiosTAxs nanle Is each Box BJsties
ani tta-k, lsef~e ynu tay
As~ Addrrss HENRY A. C0sTAR.
ss- PriSclrAL DEror ISL Rro,EvAr NY.
1r- sold by T. b. yaNELL Co
A J. WILKINSON
Nhoissaie aid Retail Agents. ktokak Iowa
jaais-i4wsxn
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Nrunks, 60.
NGW TRuNN .MANUFACTORY.

O, II. LOWE, Agent.
so, go LuIeD STREET, DAYTON, ONO, ONE
DOOR WEST or LADOW's MARBLE YARD.
WI would most respectfully INFORM the citizens
w OF Dayton sud the publio IN general that we
nave opened Trunk manu- actory, where we Will
Keep on hand al kinds Of Trunks, Nalises. Carpei
and Travelling Bags, all OF which We viii sell at Fhole
sale OF retail as cheap any house In the city.
Particular attention paid to repairing old trunks.
4 snare OF pauonaFe aollcite'- eddtf
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MUSIC STORE-

NHE attention Of musicians and All lovers OF music
Il u called % our npiendid assortment Of Mus cal
lpstrumrnts OF the most approy manufsctures
We have constantly on hand fine stork OF Vi0lips
Flutes, Guiiers Coneerinos and Accordeons every
variety OF quahty and w ce.
Being also agents Cor Ernest Gables celebrated
Piano Fortes, are ahe 10 furnish the public with
these hne Instruments which may be hv0rably com.
pared with NE best nov Manufactured
Our facilities are such 60 guahe as 20 urnish the
above, as also music hooks, sheet music and al kinas
OF musical merchandise, al prices and terms that can
not "a - prove satisfactory 10 puni hasers
Ch. }. A. FIsHER, liz Main street
an Between Third snd Fourth
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ON the % day Of Marh, AID 1894 petition was
" hled Ia the office of the lerk Of the COurl Of
Common Pleas NJ the county of Montgomery and The
state u Ohio, by J0 eph sohock, Elzahoth wylgoh,
Daniel W, Young, and Augustus urschrl which e.
nt on Is W pending in said Court tho object and
prayer Of which Is to yacate an alley sx feet wide,
running between lots No 40 and l78; also, between
lots No lSa and l8i in the town Of Nhamisturg, in
.aid county running nom Main street too southeast
direction, intersect ng an alley running porIh and
SOUTH ana ron thenso east 10 Canal street, az the
neKtterm % the said Court application viii bs made
70 yacate said alley accordingly.
ADAM CLAY,
May ie, le8t-diWaW4 Attorney lor Petitioner.
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NOTICE. TO BockSKLLERs AND BIYnERs.
Gaantr0.

NATARTED-Carraec woodworkmen. Black
w smiths and Psinlers wanted Immediately. The
hest Il wages gwen. Apply 70
ala W. ". PHILIPPE, Fourth street.
NLTANTED-A situation Engineer on a STA
w uonRry engne, by p young man lately nom
CanRdai has had b ears experience; has no oh
ieston 10 going 10 Ihe county. an early engagement
Us 80 iclted Please address n. N. % flee Of this
paper siaiing where an Interview may be had
GAs NO1I1E-- cons quence OF the advance on
VI coal Ia or and al materials that enter inta the
Manufacture of 6as, the Gas are con PEELED
70 adranre the price OF Ca, one dollar per 1000 feet
from the first day Of May until furlhernodce
m4d3 .. u, EVANS, Secretary.
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4pbolHterp.
LEGAL NOTICE

IN The 2d day o. March, AID 1864, petition was
" hled Ia no office OF the Clerk OF the rourt OF
1orsmon Peas Of the county Of Montgomery and the
state of Ohio by ia 90 Pontius winch petition is now
pending IN aaid Court the object and prayer Of viii
IS 70 va ate the alley between lots No and the fall
,engh o. those lots, running east and west, DO the
town Of BRIDGEPORT, n said county; ~ the next term
oi ne said Court Application will be made 10 yacae
SSH lot accoriinply ADAM CLAY
May 70 1864 -dlWaw4 Attorney for Petitioner
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NoteIs.
UNITED DSTATESHOTEL


BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
Directly opposite the Boston ana Worcester Railroad
Dtpot)
VYHE undersigned who has been connected with the
4 American Rouse, 10 tiis city, or over nine years
has lea ed this we'll known and popular Hotel for
term Of years, and pledge him ELI to his friends and
the public 20 his utnnat efforts sustain the rep
utaii0n Of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, ~ a first.
class house The public may rely upon finding, AZ
thus house all the appliances and comforts Of first
class hotel
Price, NJ heretofore, Two Dollars per dsv.
ooHtfm FRANK a. pRATT.
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoa aud W Stewart, Dayton; George L
Boyer MemisbUrg Stoc slayer, nion ) % Ahder.
son, Ctnteryillei Myers, New Lebanon; II Jackson
Chamhersenrg y Bauer HaulshuTgi OwiQB
Sm' er, West Baltimore; * oohlc 60, Germantown
J MURPHY Nandahai II Nickois, liberty % Rets
Fafmersviile HevernR Herr Salem;j W Pyrmont
Williams Swnner, Wett Ralumorei Parker, Bro
Coz FaTkeTsburgi and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the Unitea states and Canadas
aa2ldly
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Perry Weaver, plsintif nEHinst Nat an n BOYS Re-
iendant Before lohn Burnett, iusiice Il the Peace
0t Jefferson Township Montgomery County Ohio
ON the 2Nh day OF March 1864 SAID Justice issued
~ an order Of AttRchu ent IN the above action for
the sum OF sixteen dollsrs and ninety 4 se cents
Trial on tho lith day Of May, 81 one O'Clock M
a9W6 PERRY WEAVER
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Aost

7 OSr--Al persons are hereby cautioned against
IL nepousine fora note drawn me, dated Fehru.
uy 3 1864, for 0ur hundred and twenty two dollars
and tn cents (si22 l0), thirty days, and PAYABLE ~
First national Bank. tinGnnRti, "a the order of a.
" Rowland SAID note has been los' and all persons
are cautiored not 10 purchase or receivethe same.
JOHN A MiNICK.
Mr.JOuN A. MINICE' Tho note alluded 10 above
never reached me mail or otherwise, aud Is no
Ion ger gflii ns against you on my account
O w. ROWLAND.
CINCINNATI, Fehrusry 10, ls64-ielldtf
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Wo=partnrrsD,p.
CO.PARTNERSHIP.

CO,PARTNERSHIP.
QNaE undersigned hsyo this day formed q co-part-
| uersnip under ia name and hrm of BREENE
NIX T. TOR the purpoese OF tran acting Wholesale
aad Retail Cothng aud Merchant Tailoring Business,
az Inc old stand Of W Breena, "a NJ in etrset, Op
posite the Cour dous9, where they would he pleased
10 see t1a 0 friends OF tn nauia, and as many ne
ones a. may favor them slth call,
WILLIAM G BREENE
ANDREW G. Nixon.
Dayton, February ls0i-elidSasl
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NO. 3Oi THIED STREET, DAY ron, oHIO
rs prepared 10 accommodate his customers wit.
| every article Of geHilemeL's wearing apparel o.
the latest lyle nd best quality. Those Who W.
gloves, boots, .oes. sppers, ac., will DO well tt
give him call. an24
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nr,T,s FOR TIE BEST

All's~for the best! be sanguno ana Cheerful,
Trouble ard sorrow friends IN disguise;
Nothiag but folly goes falthiess ana Ieaftu';
Courage forever s happy and wise.
Alps for the bcst--if man would but know it,
Providence wishes US all to be blest;
This is no dream of the pundit poet;
Heaven is gracious, and-Als for the best!
Ais for the best! set this On your standard,
Soldier of sadness, or Pilgrim of love,
Who to the shores of Despair may have wandered
A way -wearied swallow, or heart-stricken dove
Ais for the best-be man. but confidiug,
Providence tenderly governs the rest,
And the frail barquo of His creature is guiding,
Wisely and warmly all for the best.
Ais for the best! then fling away terrors,
Meet all your fears and foes in the van,
And in the midst of your dangers or errors,
Trust like child while you strive like a man.
Ais for the best-unbiassed, unbQunaed,
Providence -eigps from the East TO the West,
And By both mercy and wisdom surrounded,
Hope aud be happy tbat-Ais for the best.
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thereof or of the means of cultivating the by
reason of the presence or the proximity of the enc
nv the assessment on such property may be re-
duced, in proportion tn the damage sustained by
the owner, or the tax assessed thereon may be re-
duced in the same ratio by the district collector on
satisfactory evidence submitted to him by the
er or assessor.
Sec 6. That the taxes on property laid for the
wear 1864. shall be assessed as the day of the
massage of this act and be due and collected the
first of June next, soon after practicable,
allowing extension of ninety days West of the
Mississippi river. The additional taxes incomes
or profits for the year 1868, levied by this shall
be assessed and collected forthwith and the taxes
on incomes profits for the year 1864 shall be
sessed and collected according to the provisions of
the tax and assessment acts of 1863
Sec 7. SO much of the tax act of the Oath day of
April 1863 as levies fax on incomes derived from
property effects the amount value of which
tax levied by this act, and also the first section
of said act suspended for the year 1864 and no
estimated rent, hire interest on property cred
its herein taxed dd ral0rem, shall be assessed or
taxed as incomes under the tax act of 1863
Sec 8. That the tax imposed by this acton bonds
of the Confederate States heretofore issued, shall
in no case exceed the intesest on the same, and
such bonds when held by for minors or lunatics.
shall be exempt from the tax in all where the
interest on tue shall not exceed one thousand
dollars.
/. adopted in February, 1864.
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FAREWELL.

Breathe softly, wind, around his parting sails,
And watt him swiftly thy whi-p rug wing
Unto some peaceful shore, whose quick'n gaics,
New life and hope may bring.
Smile uoftly, summer skies, in condless blue
Or dim with showers, hide your sparkliI sheen;
But bright with dag, or yelled in evening dew,
Still, bend o er him serene!
Flow sofly, waters, DER a waveless see,
And bear him smoothly; with your ripping streams,
Fnl of vague memrie sweet and strange, and free,
Charm him to pleasant dreams!
Shine softly, quiet stars whose plying eyes
Keep nightly watch for those whose loving fears
Follow him ever, with sad, lingering signs,
With passionate, fond tears!
Oh wind and sea, and stars, and summer skies!
Be gentle wardensi Let him safely roamI
Till longing hearts and tender, happy eyes
Welcome the wandrer homel
Columbia Cayolinidn.