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A DlANCES MADE ON WATCHES, DIAMONDg.
gswers. pry foods and Personal Property OF every
SON. Broker and Ccmrsson Merchant iii Grand street
two doors west Of Broadway. '
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DARGhfnS-A TARM OF 100 ACRES. GOOD BUILD
ID ngs aud Iruii S5DOv 81 Acres far BuI dnrs plenty
fruit Stock an OPS se9J 50 Acres Tar Baid ngs and
crops $4,000: 4s Acres, House, barn. good saw Mill.
fruit Ic, s. co 30niles in Now JERSEY.
J 8 FERG tSON, 81 Nassau street, third floor.
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uorEL MMoDATLoNS-FoR = FAMILIES AND
n single gentlemen ut ig Clinton place, corner Uniser
sty place Transient So per dav 4, g., I. ..ai
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! sEW PUBLICxTIOEs.,Ii i /.

ATEw STYLES cARTEs DE vfsrrE FpG cENTLE.
fnciose s5 c,nts for sample and caalogusto boz
49, -; CHARLES r. ATWOOD GCo
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WAY.saDE HONE.

IN 4srsg Il stts Increased dstsanis upon Tho Way.
side Home lie Executive Committee ehasged atii
In lsasr appess she following seaslc-
s.s Arrsia OF this sssatusse 10 sscai
b us,sry ar pfOssssess asa ap slaas those fsssada
VIII ses psUzrsly asshaEs sassier ssc.su The COO.
a4s AZ slo sarsss ra;irusfa ssiIl sifc sasss sgGs'
.osss asa ii ss.s sssasr os al supplies.
JAMES &, GisBisss
Chatham pre- trzs.-
Md TacssugsF Wsy-ssg!9 u0sae.
Dir. Lewis pas.sssss. ysnt.s Ferry lossase Fassaa
q. gss,asssraas, ~ 2attssa s = T..
Il. Wssssgsnosg. osansvhtrg q H.
gsy. r. o. EEiessca. Rtnss;ssc-
~ L. usssgsr, Ssssusass s
asv. H N. sssasgSs ssarussI
Cea j. J. Esss, nsseksslss-
T. l. gssrfsaa. ca.aashia
sseg. J. A~gssw. Aiksa
sss!as Josasss4so Ssaassvy.
IN 81 Msssagas Estashutrs
5ses IT, g. assys. gssaSEesaa-
Esy W. - ssaaa6ssssL assIpss.
"a O. Npfqss gs4g &tsaSss1a
gss, q, MgSsass;Es aHs W.. II. iswfa@r Abtes!l!S-
Issussstol. !. 4. !lssssasy. Csssssss.
w. a. isasss. csk.
J. Kyis. sal LAafsaa.
Her !. D. Metas.ossgas EaSca.
C. j. E.spss Eess. HspsayslsSa
-fas. ~. e Kirkland SpsrtaasssS.
rapesx II ,is sssse gsvasp esgs.
1saaasyAl s8
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patriotism OF southern Women.

The cheek glows aud The heart swclIs with
honest pride 9. the recital OF the noble acts of
sublime hcro;sm and sclfsactitce displayed by
cur bonuy Southern girls. Hcasken TO the
story Of their wort b IS recited by one OF their
mo,, intense enemies. The writer Is IN army
correspondent OF the Chicago Journal, vho
eouicsses tha, his mean little soul shrink bc-
meath their whitening look Of hatred aud pride.
God bless 'csa:
& ] shalt s.cses be done atamivipg the patriotic
faith ard aaayiag devotion OF the loyal women
OF the land. bn. muss tell yoi, that The rebel
women of tsc Sousl arc worthy IN everything
ba. sacred csuse Of tlac,r SoEtlora sls;efssT-
Theirs i aothing they will aos surrender With
smile; the sciusasa ring. the diamond bfacc-
lei. the rich watdsobcs They ett ap Tho rich
carpets For saliicrs' blankets withor. Sigh;
sissy. tage The kac l:ncn sron their persons .of
s,c baassascs. When lsao.a l.onsiVc;'s uaea
came mp 10 Nashville pfis5,scrs OF war, about
tho sSnglsess. d;stics;, widest fellows ;be ss,a
eve. shone on, and a fight Of stairs 10 the ail.
ding slaes occupied fsll. kiiliug as'd soaRaing
Il lasgs sassfs.les o sheas,. yoa slioald sasc seen
she sair yosiag ssai.osssses CONC forth from shc
old afsssoefa.sc saaasions, bearing res:oras:ses
snd iel;sassss III, their hands, s,iagling IN tho
dsinr ssoad, wigiag away the tloba with .hsis
mh;tSS han3kerslaicss and G.sesirg words Of
ssleet, sloals. have secn ;ileta doing ,hts, wi.h
ssss,aassesis os sgsioa soldiers al! asoahd, md
aass;as ssss ea the suugl, blackgrsrds II &c
! lssss as they arc lcls. Ba; Il, NIL there wss q
defiant airs pride iss ,iieir insnauity s;rauge
10 SEQ OF tsniis, shey carried il 81 graatiEy.
And almost all. these girls wcse IN tiearaing
soy t!cas .ebess lovers. friends, whom
saese aaasc gif..s bad saceeea into sscasoa and
driven into rebellion. and lilsowsd al she soail
with slaaiY graves, aud tho lcas. they could DO
was 4, weas black sor iacm and EsHut black
from, sAe wsasiow blinds. Clothed DC their
| ssass ia aacksie,h. said they were worthy Of
sheis sisters AZ tho North in ali bas their right
cots cause. ba, said wrong. There Is biz
seraes. there are glimg~sa o; Tho Pyiaoi'ess
Isha. makes you shrink FROM saetn. Bat they
ass scagfalss in earnest; .ley ass alassss grand
Id seissacsssice. Oh, hat they wcse unc and
lssing daughters Of tho old flag
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THE noIL or saoaoR.

n ssr Fisasgsxs 81 Decreased .Ss&d6sss.
Tassass:asare iss caa.snisad sas Escasy 10 record
.sc sansss II scdscss sse ss State whotaY faisea
ia sary or died fuza asgsss during shs present wsf.
Tho gsoss resolution aas adcgssd by both branches
Of sts Gsperai Assembly.
..iss4sssl Tilas tEe Agent 10 nrgg, by public al
ssssssgess tha EanAls u sc1esed soldiers 10 tegofe
10 hit sas bO atsy have sie seaas us verifying ans
correcting Regiaesis returns"
Ia sssedsssc wIsss The shovc frsoliti Ct sihe GrEs
eral Assembly. earaessy seencss sls families and
!fsess os DECEASED sStdess 20 aswatl tosac s names
u .sc brave ea who aSe iaiiea - hattse CT died ~
,rxt during The present war The taspssasisoe re.
asgscsi n :he ,lan4c saak aaasf of regiment stsef
q. cssssly date " GSas! caso O! 6eas IN wsas Eat
sssc os wtacsa dsrsl
ssoGsa siss earnestly rSqucsi a. the eeniSsassaE
osfass * srset.is Ervn iEts S;ate to aswaFs ae
scsal ycsasys es .o casualties In css respective eUr-
saassa fust sse bgnaiag Of she var. aa5 ~ sHsssss
saa ssssas dassng seig ;e'a q sesyEr. hist sss
ROD Il ilussos say be al perec: and eo1Fese "a Ps-
saIss
w0. 4 JOHNSTON,
asenfiEng srfs al sse Ssa.e
ssY- Ill sAc pssgss IN ,bS State VIII piease copy
,hrse ,srsses asr. .cTass bSss 10 nc Recording
AsrHt II saa sssss.
I#naasy
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RICHARD CALDWELL.
fine Oppersmuss, for anvestmens.

Desiring 60 vcsire GtEsf saf sale Tho SOUTH Cal
GILMAN and COLUMBIA BANNER OFFICE,
1ssh p papers daily tr weekly and wsskly-BiS
Derry, JpB OFFICE, AID ri! aypartcRsnecs
The los a,Ssgi.ss S. by 80 tsS; aad the building s
vel; adapted ss it's purposes rssprc IA ssiaAsls
Hug ucfiINpER) POWER PRESS, an ADAMS
PRESS and guGGi.ES CARD PRESS The Engine
il spry supc,ior Iiua' yeriCal aad tho supply of
TYPE and MATERIAL abundant Tho circulation
orAc pspsrs Ia sgusl 10 ,ias 0f any In tho State.
Terms SaSss, ni Confederate ls,rds
L. ". GIBBES
Columbia, December s. 1863
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I'm the Court OF Ordinary u erslsass
District.

District.
In the matter Of shc Estate o Of samuel hsffo' ae+
-ceased- Final satsleaseat
TkuE II RODGERS, ADMINISTRATOR
Cd is boaks tisa OF Samuel Herroa deceased having
apnted 20 ssve iiaal sssttnegs OF ise os.se g ls
Taasatase s slnsssll nssscd Heirs and dist1bssees
ats hcyety ordered 10 uppcsr IN This eotsrs on aenday
Tho rst as January nex % reccIys te4f disisipuss
shate Six Mafia skinner Manuel HerFofi Elias Lcik,
David isask, Rotcrs ness, Iaraes peik. isy aeoset
Nesly sssat. AarE f9ols, saiicy 4 DeIe Wm skiii,
per. lo. SGnasr. Tas.es Skinner, Nancy 0ailaw and
aeteesa nerroB.
r.. RODGERS AaEr
Az acgbaaia, orsiisasys eaicc, October :, 1883.
gsr,asss,s 8 anes
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RoaDksu Yasa DIVIDEND.

THE SoUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD c0aPA-
ny hsYsng dcciaFcd DIVIDEND OF SEVEN
DOLLARS per hare on tie Old Stock, snd Three
Dollars ahd Gfly cants let Share on the New lsssc
ior the SIX months ending peeember 3Isi 1863 aud
ihe SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD DIVIDEND
OF 0NE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Share for
,le like PERIOD the viii bs paid ut the Aforesaid
bank. In Columbia in Confederate Statsa Treasury
Notes. on and aiter Aoadap, the 4th prpximo,---
Tic niyiieuj ON Road Shares not connected with
the Bank viii be paid in ths samc sanacr and at the
Itme and place alove stated and al tho Branch
Bank @f the STATE o South Carolina at Carsdea
j. r. EMERY,
Auditor South Carolina Railroad Company.
JOHN c. COCHRAN.
Cashier Southwestern Railroad Bank.
January 3
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Negroes For Sale.

.sTeHg EyngasfGS gD WILL SELL IN CAM DEN,
Il On sI,s iEst Gossdsy in jaaassy ssess os oi ~
teen Cltoce SGgroos consisting os mea women, boys
and girls, enc excellent waSoasg coos, washeV and
IYD'cr ciiSsf's nurse &C.
Terms casii Ttsns@ who 8esre Taay ysyc bond and
aecssrsy payable G oac ySas Purchasers pay ;os
rsa;4ys JOHN j. TRASTIiAN
.1aa0asy ]
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Notice.

A Ii. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
4 sie es:s,G Of Jses /. Halle Decreased will Please
present the duly atiesied. shd all indebted 70
aid estate viii make ayeens 10 me 81 their repSs
tive ipdebie8sisss al an earl? day.
A. j. HALLE
January
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ars "a s.r,s.ssa.sooga.

sys.srs as s.r,.,seanooga.
ssFs hsyg' .s.,,.ssrse.s with Two youug meu
f..rs ,sie, left that place ON Tues
Tssey give : graphic picture of the
sssass IN prey;as,s 10 the battle of Mis-
ssss,sssr x;,aes. the yansee arspv was reduced
,sssss. ss.s. as der mules and horses
sssTa slgi:lu daily by hHuslrcds sas the want OF
d 1ise arsess ets down all saie corn
sssassx ass, gssy.sgeeds stansliag in tho country
sssssss.. and hsules them issso town fof their
ss.ssk rs ~. fsv assxs baucsi In agarge quan.
ssf MI geaves from slsc forests and tesi
s. sl,.s . :.
Hlsas asssnoaIssigc ! loss ses sifss.tw han
5 .ss.sa ;Ilesl ana seosfnte Ia sl,e lase battle.
asssa ssllesi III tI.e eousrc wcre haaicd aovia
s.s,,ss l,;sire asssfbariea IN TIC graveyard as
ar,os,rts. shei;s u,ssnser was alpa; two
ass,ssarssl. ss
Fgsss ray ssasss ,as bces, s.sersesa into for
sssss rs g;nv ats ina c,,ss.sts ii on the sisles
v;sh llcas a,.d nsskspr sos snfskesrs.
,asssossss sss,s sssssl on Missionary Ridge
sssss sslaeed ~ did shsd Cd their arrival 1T
ssap,osa
AZ 81 ;saog ss Cl;has stanssssa
IL heasa So s.ls. sss. scssreir i tres aas hssn
II ssf ass,sssssi the towa. and fences,
sas;;sspx an srassss g,ssss slsafed in tho geuef.
u rte u ,,os 4 sense In siog.
&, ssvs. The gIsss rssidence ssE Mr.
~ s.,r.s ssos a,s ,s ln.abss bnsnt
a. sl;,sss i;;sss -
A. ssse,s5 5t.egs al slss rolling n,sI. viii III
,sss Essss., .,sssssss sss ii. Love gs CA, was
ss.ssss gssf IA ,ess, .as.,UI Is;lrs sg Mad
81 sss,.s,. q visa ss.,arrr s:sa wisss
49, ss,s go l - ,,s.,,,,r 81 aasess wsrs
.s,s.lI '; = rl.sy bad also
A. 81, 8 sasss. .s,si,,e iuriesl bs Tsaoasss
49, IS s,.ss se;r fo.,n,ry. ard sskca
,sss, s. 1i,,. s,g;,,s belonging ID the
Ess .,,s ~. sisr had sakes ffossi d.
grss l ,s sss si,sI., :, ,l,e tiscs. and wssu
srys srs:sr ,,u,, nog i,;ll. and srosa that
sasGs.rass,.r i; t.,,uslssut The tu#s il,
sE . 80 ~ "A .s.a.,s.t..s
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Roads.

THE COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS FOR KER-
Il SHAW nlsigici, VIII meet IN Camden on The SEC
end Monday in january, at II O'Clock
COLIN n MACRAR, Clerk.
.ssaDayF
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PRAYER a, the open.ag OF Congress.

DR.. Moore delivered, on ,hefrss day Of Con-
gross, the following beautiful prayer, tbs publ
cation OF which many members have desired |.
Almighty. God! We desire in simplicity asssl
devoui sincerity, TO como before Thy throne 70
ask Thy blessing upon The Congress here as.
sembied. II has met in time OF trouble end
darkness, BIZ, Thoa ART a very present help in
esers time Of trouble, and adost cause ligiit 70
riise GU. out oi darkness We besecrl Thee,
then. so TO bless these members that iilssr
hearts ma; be purified from every unworthy
motive, and the;r minds be enlightened with
that clearness OF Judgment isiat shall euabIe
,a,eff. rightly 10 tcsisc such measures rs may
ic ucsiIul 10 deliver Us from soite OF the great
calami,ies aow pressing upen Us. And grant
Iky blessing. also, 10 each coordinate brasch
eos Authority, to our armies aud TO our people,
',lias ,ley may patiently bear all their burdens,
aud nnainchshgly go forward sliFonss all their
.rsa!s, mt; Il shall please Thee 10 bcstow upon
aa lilscrsy and independence, psacu ofd pros.
rc,isy; and then, having served Thee faithfully
IN our generation, reccire Us at lad, through
spr;nsiinr of tie blood OF aieaetneas, aisd
sasc,itlcai;oa oil she Hcis Spirit. 10 saat geis-
esa assembly aud church of the tlsst born slias
arc nntscdia Heaven, through jesus Chssss our
Lord. Amen.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-01

Csaop EOS CeyvHs.-1'hreu free negroes IN
gooshlaad county, ssressod sesnefew dsss ssnec'
ana! ,nsaea over TO the proper authorities a
.sio Of Yankee dsss,sera, tous.d proving about
The ceuasry. Dali as negroes generally arc,
bs,.stuEag 10 appreciate property their auSoc
friends. and viii seoa learn "a saun them rs
tl,eg woailsl i fassissnake Those whc have
been North anaeFctasaed wssh no more expcss-
ss,s.i.is III abolitioa kindnesa and Yankee frcc-
lesn. and they arc righ:--i.ieAmoai Diqsateh.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-01

pAse HrM gsngns nsp.A faa nanaeA jour
Msasxy. lsas III aams, siiias losss aATuss,
srsse han been passing egs ~ Firss lsssassnasss
a Afss.sssy ID Gsntssssfa,e service, and has
ssyesal sissses esaappl ssosa Asfcrcat psAees OF
bsaks oat hi sile guard. assase In
ulsrsbia, oa sTaSsdsy rigats and b now az
aasae. Sasa Maxssiy Ii about 2a years old, sise
nj ssis Sncs.es aaIlew complexion, cozfse
aeasagas. siask Curly MAR, bat sosefabla alaoFs,
m ssp III sisaesa 81 beard, DC had on whea be- lcis
! 4 assy ,ssussa Jacket blas pansa atd . ligl's
ss.srssa sosss hat lie ihas been gissg alsosss as
ersssA ss s saa siFlse ii artillery aalfpfsss ata
llragn i lsssls when walking
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non gs,sf sag sTssss sEsi sistisl ss-
ys,gs ii Tho sossgs d. B5sigad;es fseaetal Wit
} Asssssss. sho~a slaat he and hsa gallant sreopa
hays asss hesa issIs. Bns ff,r raias0rcs ssisenss
scss Nasshss wosaIa hssu at~ heen ID e;ir pus-
sssaspn. Gansral Adams won't With .ha sins Of
tskisg Ii. atssSng the arsis rsiuieFees he as.
ssekess sae annsoHss bafow shs sify aasa the
assessy eayasry easSss go ard gos ia lss rear
he s6as chasasH asssi pIs Vi iaighs tsas es's,i-
maHs. Eilllliag aad capturing sseh - eo'Ildsuos
srach The eisy
Tbs iusAnnr then sossusd and satsg ssas
asainss hssn, md l,a qaissly retired sasa
sasncssf alaelling aId asfoyipg alll boats pssr
;ag up md down she rsses. and kasrsng watch
soa AlI essalry ~ scouting parties FOR sho city
Of yssehex sssHfga Csfsssa.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-01

How 10 saeug9 Sucuass. .--.@That yoa may
3su,s saccesa,n ? said Rev. Charles Brooks. in aa
address Ia I,oys..s.les Bie tell you how TO pro.
csed. 40 night yea begin year great plan OF
life. Yen have bes one life to live, snd it's
rlssasarably important that ven do not make
4 mistake, To-aigh. begin carefully. FIX
yaareye On the sorsiesh year of your age, aHd
aid then saysse yoarself; At tho age of forty
I viii be temperate man; will be an indus
trsoas ss,as sisl economical man. beneso-
lint mar: j welI read man; religious. man,
and ! usesasI raar-s~ viii be such an one; | re
sossa, ahd | viii stand 80 II. My ycung friends,
les this resolution be as frm as adanansinc;
let It stand like the oak which cannot be wind
shaken
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Az iscapxav NJ GEgvTanna.---A snsgcoa Of
the Virginia army relates ;ao following incl.
deGf:
As uas pushing sny say .hroagh . crowd
OF idle spectators, at ,Ao and corps hospital,
Ge,sysburg, ose of sar WOUNDED, fsptg q North
Casaiina regiment. called 10 mesia a iseble
sesec. weat 10 hisa. and he said I: =
@foa are csniedsrasc safeeons arc ysu
aosas
i answered BIN, Yes; vka. caa do Tor
yos. r.
lie caught gae ssssoasas by tho arui, and in
d asaaass very striking and vary eloquent, he
uttered, what do ron think, iostorf | am
wos,s.dsd aud dyiug 10 defence Of my eoaasrys
assi sl,sse people ato trying 10 Parsaaae ,ne 10
take Tho oa,k Of aIlegsaasa 10 their"
The crowd aroand hini ssattersa NJ ifa bnr1b
bad fallen ;u their a.iiss. slliisl, overcome by
The ssssens eipaaeaee ei i,is words, eoald only
sssw III sileuee oysr the gallant fellow. upon
wiseso bsew the damp shadow Of death vas 81
.s..s a.. SxaSsxgssHn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01
Tine sanitary Commits ssous.

The National Intelligencer made aliusion to
the .lie::.a, IF the Sanitary Commission for in
crease OF funds. and asked for statement of -.
gross amount Of salaries divided among the
employees OF that association. In partial reply
there was received a financial report of the
sestern department OF that organization. cover
ing report from September }, 1861, TO January
/ 1904 From this report il appeared that, ia
that branch the sum OF 1921 .065 AZ had been
expended OF this $50 .592 So was applied to
purchase of supplies, and the remainder expend
ell in distribution of those supplies. Under the
head of expenses" S97 AL ~ was absorbed
under the head of publications, &c. S5.2-3 &c
~as absorbed, and the amount of $24 Ob9 Id was
absorbed in the work OF general inspection,
being an aggregate OF $50 500 10 for these three
items alone In the Directory, the sum OF Sl3
OIL % was spens for compensation OF OH
GERS. or agents and in the Relief Department.
The sum OF xi3,224 so was similarly appropr
ated.
In word. q cost 1927 .472 SO TO place 500
592 So rorfh Of supplies at the disposition Of The
soldiers, notwithstanding the large amount oi
| transportation which Was performed by the gov
eminent. and so not paid for by the commission
Is this statement 10 be considered "a evidence
tending 20 show the economy OF management BY
this association?
The Inteli9encer makes the following signi6
can't statement:
We learn that the eastern department of the
commission. which has its headquarters in this
city Washington and in which the appropria-
| tons have been made on a greatly more exten.
sive scale. has never published any financial re-
| port since the date of it, organization down GO
| the present time"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

Joe. lngles. manufactured OF grain drills at
Milton, in Wayne county. lost 81 500 on satur-
day week. by its falling out of his overcoat
pocket, where hs had placed Il, after drawing il
from the Cambridge Bank. In walking home,
be became heated. and took Of his ovefcoat and
threw it across his arm, and he srpposes /. must
have dropped out OF bis pocket
The Richmond Republican relates the fol-
loving instance Of suffering in that christi0n
CITY.
We understand there are seven cases OF the
small pox in the old Foundry buildings. fitted up
By Mordecai Parry for dwellings in the South
yes: part Of our city There is family by the
name Of Hall living in one OF these tenements.
who are in extreme restitution. a small child
10 that family died with the small pOx Oh the
floor. lying on old coat, there being 10 bed
excepting the one ON which it, mother was lying
with the came disease and that was an old aud
very dirty straw tick. and the covering consisted
OF TWO ragged blankets. The poor woman has
not had a change Of clothing for some weeks.
The people OF Richmond need not 20 far 70
find objects for the exercise of their philanthropy
We presume this family by the name OF Hall ar,
poor white folks.
| The editor of the Evansville Times. who we,
well acquainted with the deceased, pays the fol
lowing tribute to the memory of the Rev. JANE
HAvENs:
1t is with much regret We learn from tn
| Rushville Republican Of the deaih-ot Rev. Jas
Ravens. which took place at Nashville or tia
4th. He WAS emphaticaliy the pioneer of tn
| Methods; preachers OF Indiana. having come in
4 IN ba Sfa. rbop boultuu xfldaru
| aud dying at the advanced age of seventy three
| We first knew him in S4J the most eifectiv
camp meeting exhorer in Eastern Indiana. O
a stout and rugged frame he feared no hardship
and no dangers. His mind was massive but 10
cultivated; his reading was extensive; his meEO
| ~ good. and with will and perseverance iAa
never yielded and never tagged he was aD al
versary that few men desired to meet IN e8atro
versy. But he is gone 10 his long ana silen
home. and II Is only left u TO drop tear OF hi
bier and offer this last tribute bis woria and L
his memory.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

Resolved. that in the opinion Of this meeting
the condition Of the State does no, demand IN
extra session OF the Legislature of Indiana.
hr. oJier opposed the oojocs OF the meeting,
a. well a. the sdoption Of the resolution
Mr.. Buskirk ackno LEGGED that be bad mis-
judged the minds Of the members. and an
bounced that be expected 10 vote for the resoln-
ton
Mr. Stewart would rather see the resolution
laid on the table. or indefinitely postponed. and
then an adjournment sias die
Mr. NevcOmb offered the following substi
tute, which wss accepted by Mr Prather
Resolved. That we. portion OF The members
Of the General Assembly. met At Indianapolis
this 3Oth day Of November. 1864. after discussing
the propriety OF advising the Governor 20 call N
extra session. have been unable to come to con
clusion with any degree OF unanimity. and Nc
submit the question to the judgment OF the Gov
ernor without any expression OF opinion on ou'
part.
Mr. Reese opposed the resolution.
hr. Shoaf and Nr. brown favored it, adop
ton
After remarks by Mr. Kilgore and Dir. Burns
the resolution wss adopted without dissenting
voice
And then the meeting adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01
SaNeeZlDg.

While we are growing very sensible, indeed,
in matters of dress as far boots. balmoral
skirts. warm stockings, aud high necks. we are
Gegenerating in some other matters quite i'm
p0rtant. The corset is now necessary par, OF
womsn's wardrobe; and, alas. when woman
does begin TO wear cOrsets. she will wear them
too small and will tug at the laces until her
breath becomes short, and she feels il necessary
to refrain from anything like 4 comfortable meal.
We .ay nothing sgsns; well-shaped corset
worn lose. but there lies the difficulty A loose
eisvAt n1lures the appearance Jf the figure in
stead OF improving it. and people wear corsets
/ that they may have small waists
! Al We can say is, don't sQeeze. whatever YOU
do; YOU may have small waists, but you ex-
posing yourself to dozen msiortunes which are
a. bad "a a large waisi. First. you'll surely have
! the dyspepsia, aud grow yellow, and cross, and
unhappy; secondly. your hands will grow red
/ thirdly, your nose; iourthly, you will be unable
/ to walk mile at once: filthy, dinner will be a
misery; slxthly, your shoulder blades will in
crease in size and altitude; seventhiy, your eyes
will grow weak: eighthly you will break at thir
1 " or tnereabOuts, and oe a sickly old woman
from that time forth If these truths do Dol
Brighten women from tight corsets. perhaps the
information that gentlemen generally do not ad
mire what dress makers call pretty figure" SC
much "a n natural one, NAV have some influence