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Government of the United States.

Government of the United States.
Presidcnt-Andrew Johnson, Of Tenues.
see.
Secretary of Stae-W. II. Seward, of
New York
Secretary of War-Edwin NJ. Stanton, Of
Pennsylvania.
Postmaster Gencral-William Demise on
of Ohio.
Secretary Of tho Navy-Gidcon Wclles, of
Connecticut. s1
Secretary of the Interior-James Harlan,
of Iowa.
Secretary Of tho Trcasury-Hugh McCul-
Tough, ofIllnois.
Attorney Gcneral-Jamcs Speed, of Ken
tucky.
President of the senate-Lafayette s.
Poster, of Connecticut.
Speaker Of the House-Schuylcr Colfa1,
Of Indiana.
SUPREME COURT.
Salmon G. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
!. James M. Wayne, Georgia.
2. Samuel Nelson, New York.
8. Robert G. Grier, Pennsylvania.
q. Nathan Clifford, Maine.
8. Noah II. Swayne, Ohio.
.. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
I. Samuel Miller, Iowa.
8. Samuel F. Field, California.
LIEUTENANT GENERALS.
Wingheid SUuii, Virginia.
Ulysses S. Grant, of Ohio. s""
Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas Della.
ware.
Judge Advocate General, Joseph Holt,
D. C.
,Quartermaster General, Montgomery c
Mcigs, Of Pennsylvania.
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The happy smile bedeoked her dewy lips,
Her words in cadence sweet, fell on my ear,
Her tiny hand bedeoked with jewels, and so
fair,
We're all my own.
Time past and still amid the shades we met,
Where whispering low tho waters crept,
Ger fragrant beds whore violets slept,
When meek eyed stars their vigils kept
And all for me.
Earth wore then her richest robes of pink,
And star eyed Hope the golden link,
That lures US to the fatal brink,
Where love Is wont to rest, and drink
The crystal cup.
X
Turn back-we will not further 60,
To retrospect the past-but o'cr
The scar leaves of regretted joys
We'll flee to greet more recent toys
That just as soon will fade.
The lurid glare of fiery Mars,
Emblazoned tho Northern sky,
And where an hundred thousand meet,
The lover--insooth must HE +,
TO do or die.
Full many froughten field is passed,
Full many sulphurous cloud,
But rides he on with dauntless crest,
Who're few shall part and thousands rest
In grim and CORY shroud
lIc remembers then the smiles of home,
The dearest and the best,
Where loved projections ever roam,
And fond affections rest
In ely siam dear.
All! where will cruel cstrangcmcnt cease,
And where the end Of absence lease?
Mcthinks where the guerdon Of merit is
laudcd,
And truth, and fidelity is rewarded
In Heaven.
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The SOutrlcrncr,

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oct 24'66
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THE CHANGE,

Il Statement Of The Reasons and Facts ,ciicit.
made me a Baptist.
BY rev. T. B. KINosBuRY.
One volutnc, Is mo. cloth, ....PrIcc SO so
But few writer's wicld pen with such con
summate skill, grace md vigor as Mr.. Kiugs-
bury. His book has received the most hearty
and earnest critical endorsement Of Elders r.
j.. Skinner, J. d. Huffman, Editor BibIicnl Re,
cordcr, n. u. Cobb, Cor. Sec. r.. c. Baptiat
Board Of Missions, and other eminent Divincs,
"No Baptist family should be without il. No
opponent of the Bapti5ts should fail to read H."
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Ridgeway, S. C.

Gather" said a cobblers boy, as hc
was pegging away at an old shoe, "they
say that trout bite now" "Well, well. "
replied the old gentleman "stick to your
work, and they won't bite YOU"
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"Jane, has that surly fellow cleared
off the snow from the pavement?" eyes,
SIR" "Did he clear it off with alacrity,
Jane?" "No, sir; with shovel"
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Judiciary.

Judiciary.
District Judge--Wm r Robertson.
Commissioner in Equity--Isaac II MeaAs.
Clerk of Court--Saml B Clowney. W
Sherif-Elisha w 0llever. ,
/ Ordinary--James Johnston. sss
Tax Collector-Robcrt II Jennings.
Coroner--Robert Hawthorn.
Escheator-Jacob Feaster.
Notary Public--Jas s Stewart
Magistrates.
JOS E Caldwell, William Crosby, Robert
Hawthorn, Daniel B Kirkland, Henry Glib
son, George II Miller, James Aiken, William
p Broom, William NJ Martin, DR. William
Carlisle, ii IL Counts, DR. d Lauderdele.
BOARDS OF COMMISSIONERS.
Conmissi Onkers of Roads.
Howell Edmunds, John Lemon, Edward
p Mobly, Robert b Smith, William B Wood
ward, DR. John d Palmer, Laban G ChappelI,
DR. II MoMaster, Thomas NJ Lyles, John S
Douglass, Robert Ford, John W McMeekin,
L NJ Bookhardt, Gen Edward Taylor.
Commissioners of Free Schools.
Thos II Jones. Jacob Bookman, Arthur
Craig, william Crosby, James A McCro-
ry, II E Ellison, DR. r McMaster, DR. W E
Aiken.
Commissioners to Approve Pub.
lac Securities,
Henry L Elliott, James r Aiken, John II
Propst, Manscl Hall, James S Stewart.
commissioners of Public Buila-
iNgS.
James B McCants, Hugh d McMaster,
DR. w I Aiken, o R Thompson, James II
Rion, Thomas Jordan, George II McMaster.
Representatives.
Senatc-Gcn John Bratton.
House Of Rcprescntatives--Will ]
Allston, James r Aiken, Baylis L Elkin.
Mount Zion society.
James II Aiken-Presdcnt.
James S Stewart-Secrctary and Tres.
Trustees of Mount Zion Ccllege-W II
Robertson, ] L McCants, ii Rion, G. II
McMaster, Dr. W L Aiken.
Principal and of Teachers Mt.
Zion College.
G II Woodward-Princip
Assistants--Rev w y DuBose, w NJ
Dwight.
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NOISES FROM A ROLLING STONE I;

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The Camden Journnl.

r'jpLIsHEp WEEKLY At CAMDEN, 3. g.,
BY j. IT. HERsHMAN.
oct 24G5
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1T CONTAINS THE LATEST GENERAL IN
TELLIGENCE, AND A VARIETY OF
READING MATTER lNSTRUC.
TIVE AND ENTERTAINING.
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WINNsBORO
TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, ~
GAILLARD 4 DESPORTES.
The people OF the DlstriGt are
respectfully solicited tO give
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Mount Zion Society,

James II Aiken-President
James S Stewart-Secrctary and Tres
Trustees of Mount Zion Ccllege-W ]
Robertson, i McCants, j ii Rion, G. ]
McNlaster, Dr. w L Aiken.
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Magistrates.

jos E Caldwell, William Crosby, Robert
Hawthorn, Daniel B Kirkland, Henry Glib
son, George II Miller, James Aiken, William
p Broom, William NJ Martin, DR. William
Carlisle, Ii II Counts, DR. d Lauderdele.
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POETRY.
iron THE NEws.l
A Scar LEAF FROM MEMORY.
ny oREsTEs.

The roseate blush was on her dirnpled cheek,
The happy smile bedecked her dewy lips,
Her words in cadence sweet, fell on my ear,
Her tiny hand bedecked with jewels, and so
fo;r
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-06-22
An Appeal,s

= Which will not fall upon cold ears, is now mace
BY the proprietors, to triends and subHcriberS'
who can render very material assistance slnfhhls m Y
pressing juncture with but little trouble aaksost
to themselves. Its simg,g that eaeRssasa6er .
will exert him or herself to get US s,ohs
subscribers With THE CASH; all p afgeaFs'ImHedi-
ately pay up; and those whose: tltsfe have; ex:
pired renew With the CASH also. This is a small
matter friends to each Individual, butto US the
aggregate it ailt be very Important We would
have it understood that We are not oegglng. nave
had no idea of it, but ask only favor which viii
be RETURNED in full value with a paper which
every man or woman in the district should feea
in duty bound to have Our loss is heavy no
insurance, and an entire new Office will have te.
be procured at heavy expense. and for cash. ash!
therefore now is the time to HELP US not only oy
new additions to the list Of subscription. but by
pa3;Dsg.up back dues Who win come up 6Ests2s &
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1i1pIed hT1t rot Killed.

Cur readers are presented tlnis morning @ith
che bantlng Herald, be best under the ciTcTn''
stancea, at this early period, that can be d0He'-
and we4eel con6dent,hat they viii look upon
It's little pa ges with a.kindly eye. Very little OF
oue material was saved, and some of that OF no
use, being broken fonts of type, but enough TO
Issue the. small sheet now under kind review.
In a short time We hope 10 make such arrange"
ments as will enable US to give them afuli, large
sized paper, betterif possible than the tor!aer.~s
The press 4pon. (which it5s printed, isthe proper
ty OF Sias Johlstone Esq, cottage patter}l who
very kindly proIered US its use, and 70 whom We
are largely indebted. Kind reader, We are not.
killed, but cri ppled, and will recover soon er'
ergy and perseverance @" 9"rssde' together with
the sympathy, good wishes and help Of friends, ;,
will, accomplish the desired end. In the mean :
time bear with the bantIng - ,
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A Coincidence :

It might seem at first glance a little strange range
that our Office holds the same position as regards
the underneath floor before the fne Lovelace ace
+ Wheeler occupying the first story, but it j.
coincidence-tbey are rising, energetic men and
cannot be kept down., and birds OF teat0ees
flock together. We are on top they at the
bottom. and each pegging away to recover ts: the
unfortunate losses of Mondays fire s-.. :. -
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Welcome Back.

We are pleased to inform the citizens q New
herr7 District that Lieut.. Ziegler has again re-
turned to US, in compliance With the unanimous
wish of our citizens and planters: In addition to
his dutiesin the Freedmans Bureau ne is TO p, pc
fudge Of the Provost Court. Il The Associate
JUDGES are yno. eoate andE P. Lake, Esqr's, ~
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i E It BEEIkhE hE i, $. s. g. :.
Friday Morning, June 22. 1865,
Disastrous Fire,

Newbcrrv. originated last Monday morning be"
tween the hours # and 9 O'clock, II, a.QUaNtitE
Of cotten stored in the old !Thcspian Hall. I;oc:
curgedst<an hour when most people we're asleep
eoundle, and there being 10 satchnan, to ,'tcil
Of the night" n14 alarm bell to rouse the sium"
berifg 1omIl, the devouring clements, with the
help tfa stif por-we&ter}y gale, made trench
dous headway before any efforts were made te
arrest the flames The huge tongues Of fire.
roaved and .eapt 6rom Thcspian Hall, right to
lett and across TO ~Duncan'e ware houses stored
With cotton,thence eyer tie strcetto FIR, s. Mont
gomery' sdwel!ng, and Or, 7. Gouin'S store and
dwelling, and as the, ,baiIings.vere bei0g rapidly
RACED, and their in4ates :a4esingE AS it were for
their lives, vast belts Eck fame swept -simulta-
neously in almost every direction. From Dun
main street and DR.. G's, on the nortil.eastern
corner, it travelled to the opposite coTnerrs-.the
Herald Office, Loycace s Wheeler, and Capt
Davis residence, and up and deFFu main: street;
and from itfy source in the ~block 7EeaE Of main
street, to the old Hotel ~Th8r;@it #aB that the
wild waves of FIRE, lashed to fury by the early
morning breeze, cxerted their strength with in-
terminable and insatiate frenzy: The doors Of
Duncau's store were thrown open and a quantity
Of cotton tumb!ed into the street,: which soon
took fire, the immense heat from which together
with the draft from the open. doors, .enVeioped
the opposite corners some twenty minutes earlier
possibly, than would have been the case but. for
this unfortunate faux pas. 49, ~,.~...
It now became evident that unless super
human efforts were put FORTH. unr devoted
town must soon be in ashes And down
Main street the citizens centered at Mr.. kInq.s
Coates residence up Main street, on. the
South side, at the Newberry Hotel. At these
points it was q war of the ."tgods aud giants"
On the North side the fire was arrested by
the falling of the walls Of Hurd's ha1I and
the durability of Mr.. John Montgomery's
brick residence The herculean labors at the
large brick hotel which centers the town, and
overlooks the western half of Main-street, was
the salvation Of the remaining portion OF our
business community.
The following is an estimate oflosses:
Gen. Kinard's loss, including the old hall
and hotel, and Hams house, "a devoted freed
man) together with 80 bales Of cotton, guam
tity of tools and merchandise, etc, about
500, 900. No insurance. j
Duncan's warehouse, $4,000.
Mr.. S. Montgomery's residence, furniture,
etc., $4,000. =,
DR.. +. Gouin's loss in merchandize, clo'
thing, furniture, money, ETC., $4,000 Build:
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E>ti,!iNo i;'>lFc' la!- 2:F,'::.'33" x
i}utlpagv Bros, $50 - <IarshaII Bros,
S., eco. ~cl"1 Insurance.. Nj. 4. l.. -'Ehlfev-
cnn>mith. 5000 Those mentioned. in this
yarHgraph occupied a tenement building
known as. Hdrd's Hall, ana owned by Mr..
Yhos. Payssingcr; valued at $4,000, insured
for 5000 In the same hail "eEc Storeda
number Of cases of valuable. goods belonging
20 Air. S. Hurd,- estimated at 81 900.
r: B, Holman L Co.; Dry Goods, 50, 600 ):
CD,stairs,. DR.. 1tcKellar, dentist, 81 900. Dr..
Capvrs, druggist, $1,000. Building owned BY
Can't. I, Davis, 5000, = '~> -.
: MIA. IL. Wicker, dwelling, store, &c.,
s8, COO; INSURANCE $4,000, -. 49,
NvssrS. Bui,t < = srlI, S. SOC.
Lovelace & .,Wheelcr,1 dry goods, etc,
$4,000. These gentlemen neglected to re
new their policy Of Insurance, which recently
sz|;Ssj nvTsid Office, T. r, Ri. Grsneker, al,
@DweIlins Of Richard Greoeker,> and fuTni,
ture, complete loss.
Capt. Isaac pagis's RESIDENCE and valuable
Mp. S. jacobs, $500. Building owned by
Mr. 4. Harris, valued at $780,
Mrs. Stoddard and Mrs Hunter, widow
ladies, lost nearly I'll their. effects. such as
.ruau,a making goods. clothing, furniture, &C.
Mr.. S. Montgomery = s.jewelry establishment,
$1200 Building owned.by estate OF j tt.
Steele, $4,000. ..
Mr.. G. Montgomery ry's'grocery, $4,000, IN
surance S5, 600. 49,, ,~...-, -
DR.: R. S. Wbaley's dwelling and dentistry,
and Mrs, Whaley's millinery store, S4'ooo
Mrs. Dr.. Thouaps ! s:rtSideice, ete;, ST. ,oog'
DR.. Dapray, deotiSt, $500. Office, u "
= john a. 1esley's bakery, $500. Building
estate of H. H. Caldwell dec'd, $500:
Capt. Boyce, grocery, $500. Building est.
j. H. Steele, decd, $500. ..-z.e ---., -
Mr.. J: W. Suber lost $500 in cotton; Ar. IT,
D, Smith 81, 900 iQ cotton; Mr.. Crews, OF the
. LaurensviIle Herald, fifty bushels corn; Mr. I.
NJ. Pavsinger, 100 bushels corn a number OF
merchants who removed their goods also suffered
heavily by plunder. Among those are 41: H.
Smith, to the 5amourt@of 81, 900; Coppork q
Wright S1200; Dr.. Grierson $500; S. :. boozer'
Stern and others lost more or less by plunder.
r The fire was. eyidently'an incend'arys
work, ard By this cruel and monstrous de"
sign, oneshalf of the business portion of our
handsome little town is now a mass of ruins:
and many Of those who once dweIt>securely
and were reeuperating their wasted energies
are now driven forth in an almostzzhelpless
condition. ,~-,- - 49,
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.WAsHlNeroN, June zO-ADJoURNNENT:-Thee
Senate refused to take up the resolution from the
House fixing the day for the final adjournment
They were engaged in the consideration Of. the
tax bin and adopted the amendment OF two
cents per- pound on cotton.
THANKS are rendered toS'many kind friends who
rendered US good service'in fitting up our little
remnant of material.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-04
WHOLE No. 5O7.
LAWS OF IOWA.
CHAPTER AZ.
Abolishing Office of Acknowledgment
General.

SAAAA HIe
Abolishing Office of Assistant-Adjutant-
General.
AN ACT to repeal Chapter SO of the acts of the Extra
Session Of tho Ninth General Assembly, being an
Act entitled An Act to create the Office of Assis.
tant Adjntart General, and defining his duty" and
to amend Section IL of Chapter 81, of the Acts OF
the Tenth General Assembly, being an Act entitled
IAN Act to organize the Militia"
SECTION |. BE it enacted Jy the Gency-
al assembly Of the State of Io,ca, That
Chapter 50 of the Acts of the Extra Scs-
sion of the Ninth General Assembly, being
an Act entitled can Act to create the
Office of Assistant Adiutant-G General.
and defining his duties," bc and the same
is hereby repealed, and the Office of Assis-
tant Adjutant-General abolished.
Sec. 2. BE it further enacted, That sec
ton II of Chapter S4, of the Acts of the
Tenth General Assembly, being an Act en-
titled " An Act to organize the Militia"
be and the same is hereby amended by
striking out all of the fourth and fifth lines
of said section, being the words ''One AS
sistant Adjutant-General, with the rank of
Colonel of Cavalry, and said Assistant Ad-
jutant- General and insert " And."
Sec. 3. This Act being deemed by the
General Assembly of immediate import
ancc, it shall take effect, and be in force
from and after its publication in the Weekly
State Register and Iowa Homestead, news
papers published at DesMoines, Iowa.
Approved March 24th, 1866.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Weekly State Register
April 4th 1866, and in the Iowa Home
stead April 4th, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT, Sec. of State.
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CHAPTER 50.

Providing Justices of the Peace with Re-
vision 1860.
AN ACT to to provide Justices of the Peace with a
copy of the Revision of 1860.
Section l.. BE it enacted by the General
assembly Of The State Of Io,ra, That it
shall be the duty of the Clerk of the District
Court of each orgonized county in the
State, to furnish each Justice of the Peace
in his county, who may not be already
supplied Herewith, a copy of the Revision
of iS6O, and to take the receipt of the
Justice therefor and such receipt shall be
sufficient voucher for the Clerk in his
settlement with the Auditor of State :;
Irorieted, said distribution can be made
without causing reprint of the Revision.
Sec. ?. Should the number of copies of
the Revision in the possession Of any
Clerk, at the time of taking effect of this
Act, be insufficient to supply the Justices
OF his county, he is hereby authorized to
draw upon the Secretary Of State for the
requisite number, who shall. rs soon as
practicable, transmit to said Clerk the re-
quired number, and shall certify to the Au-
ditor of State the number of copies so
transmitted and the Auditor shall charge
such Clerk Herewith, and subsequently,
credit him with such as may be disposed
of, as provided in the first section of this
Act.
Sec. 3. If any Justice of the Peace so
receiving Il copy of the Revision, shall fail
to transmit to his successor in office, or in
case of his removal from the township, or
the resignation of his office, to deliver to
the Clerk of the District Court, such copy,
together with all other statutes received bv
him by virtue of his office, he shall be liza
bic to a fine of ten dollars, to be collected
of him or his sureties, by an action in the
name of the State, upon information of the
Clerk or the successor of such Justice ;
and such fine shall be paid into the Coun-
ty Treasury by the Clerk, and accounted
for by him to the Auditor of State in the
same manner as money received by him
on sale of the Revision.
See. 4. In case of the death of JUS
tice before the expiration of his term of
office, the said books shall be placed in
the hands of the Clerk of the District
Court, and be by him turned over to the
successor of such Justice when elected and
qualified.
Approved March oath, 1866.