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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-13

To COrrespOndents.-Pat residing in
any part of the state, however distant who may de-
sire the opinion and advice Of DIR. Young their
spectiye cases, and who think proper to submit a
written statement of such in preference to holding
alnteew are respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred. Dr. Young
takes this opportunity Of observing that all letters
only opened and replied to by himself, and the
latter promptly possible. II the case be fully
and candidly described, personal Communications
will be superseded, as instructions for diet, regimen
and the general treatment Of the case ITSELF (ncu-
ding the remedes) will be forwarded without delay
and in such a manner as TO convey no idea of the
purport Of the letter or parcel so transmitted.
Rs- Office. 15l Clay street, San Francisco.
Consultation gratis J. c. YOUNG, MI
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-13

MIME RIFLE WoUNDs.-A medical corres-
pondent in Kentucky says that the amount of
injury done by the mimic rifle ball is very sur
prising, when compared with effects of the old
round musket ball. Twice dnring the last two
days have | cut down and tied the femoral ar.
TRY for hemorrhage, resulting from the terrible
smashing done and disorganization caused by
mimic balls, which, making but slight wound
in the skin, have traversed the thigh from the
knee to the pelvis. Two upper arms, also,
from which l removed the bullets, showed an
amount of damage done to the bony tissues
which one, Judging from the external evidences,
would hardly expect. 1t makes one think of a
remark of one of Napoleon's marshals, that at
certain battle he could hear the crashing of
bones in his division, like as one would the
breaking of glass by hail-stones.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-13

TELEGRAPH PROM ENGLAND TO INDIA
II is far from improbable that in few years
the magic telegraph wire will be stretched across
the continent of Asia to the English possessions
IN India. The efste nations of the East seem
TO be galvanized into new life by the appear
ance OF the electric battery within their borders
and at once avail themselves Of this wonderful
modern invention, erecting lines and establish
ish stations. Turkey has been at work for
some time, accomplishing largely, and Persia,
hoary with rage and still enveloped by the ro-
nance that attaches to everything oriental, is
perfecting a system of telegraphy. OF their la
oors the English propose to avail themselves
IN securing overland telegraphic communica-
non with India Turkey already has line
from Constantinople to Bagdad, a distance of
1914 miles, which it is proposed to extend to
bussorah, on the Persian border. From this
latter place Sir Henry Rawlinson recommends
that it should be extended to Teheran, the cap
hal Of Persia, and thence southwark to Ispa-
nan, Shiraz, and Bunder Abbas, on the Per-
slan Gulf; and from there along the coast,
through the territories of the Imaum of Muscat
and the Kahn Of Kelat, to Kanachi, on the
western frontier of India, where it would meet
me British colonial telegraph system. The
length Of this line from ConstantinOple to India
would be 1851 miles. The European telegraph
hnes would form continuation to the British
capital, thus putting it virtually in direct com
munIcation with India. This would be an
achievement riyaling our telegraph line across
he continent to California.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-13
Total. ......................$S,4 ,434

In consequence Of the large amount of Grim
inal business, the expenditures during the past
quarter have considerably exceeded the aver
age.
COLD WEATHER.-The weather has been
unusually cold for the past few nights, though
quite warm and comfortable in the DAYTIME.
On Saturday and Sunday nights iciclcs formed
on the caves of the houses, and the sun coming
out warm the following mornings, must have
caused great damage to the fruit in this section.
and probably the crop is nearly destroyed.
There was also a light frost on the ground this
morning, but the snow has disappeared from
the surrounding hills, and we shall probably
have no more freezing weather this spring.
LEcTUREs.- We have already announced
that Rev. Thos. Starr King has been engaged to
lecture at the Theater on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of this week. The subject
for to morrow evenings lecture is, "The Old
and the New" for Thursday evening, "Rebel-
lion Sketches from Paradise Lost" The lectures
are for the benefit of Nevada Hose Co., and we
hope the building will be filled on both eve
nings.
TRIAL OF MULLIGAN.-The second trial Of
Mugan, one of the parties charged with the
murder of Raveras, at Cherokee, was COM
menced in the District Court yesterday. A jury
was empanneled without much difficulty, and
the trial is still progressing as we go to press
The case will probably be given to the jury this
evening.
CRY TTUsTEEs.-The newly elected City
Trustees met yesterday evening, and organized
by electing Chas, w. Young President, and
John Pattison Clerk. After several ballots
Henry Knerr was reelected Policeman for the
ensuing year. Geo. Pierce and B. H. Rider
were the other applicants for the position.
BTsINEss CHANGE Mr.. G. w. Colby, who
is well known in this county as a trustworthy
business man, has purchased the intest Of Mr..
Bowley in the American dry-goods store.
Messrs. Chinn & Colby constitute the new firm.
1t is the purpose Of Mr.. Bowley to return to
the east on the next steamer.
DANCING PARTY.-Messrs. Hurst & Clark,
OF the st. Louis House, near Blue Tent, have
issued tickets for dancing party, to come off
at their place, on Monday evening, the 26th
inst.
INsoLvENcY.-In the District Court, yes
terday, in the case of Simon Banner, applicant
for discharge from his debts under the insolv-
ent law, the Sheriff was appointed assignee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-13
agerada gemutrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.

THAT SALUTE.-The Transcript Of this NOR
ming says: "The patriotic and Union loving
people of Piety Hill fred a salute, last evening,
in honor of the glorious news received yester-
day." Our Commercial street neighbor was
never noted for his modesty, and the coolncss
with which he claims for the residents of his
own locality the credit of firing the salute yes
terday evening is really refreshing. The salute
was fred on Piety Hill, and without wishing to
depreciate the patriotism or piety Of the people
living in that quarter Of the town, we must be
permitted to state that they had but little to do
with it. In fact, Mr.. Getchell is the only gen.
teman living in that part Of town who knew
where the salute was to be fired, and Judge
Searls was the only Piety Hill man that gave
anything towards paying for the powder. Some
"patriotc" citizens living on the opposite side
ofthe creek from Pety Hill paid for the pow
der, and Messrs. Varney and Davis, the artil-
leriSts, took the gun 20 the place they deemed
most suitable.
ACCOUNTS AUDITED.-The following is a
statement of the amount of accounts audited
and allowed at the session of the Board oil
Supervisors, on the several funds:
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-13
sAY FnANcIsoo, April bth. lSe2.

MESsRs. REDINGToN & Co:
take pleasure in informing you that have been
using your excellent Yeast Powders for some time,
and unhesiat.ngly pronounce them uuequaled by
any similar preparation that have ever used Every
housekeeper may rely upon it that when used, ac-
cordng to directions, they never fail to produce that
most desirable OF allarces of Good S,oect, and N-
tricioos Bread. Having once proved how superior
they are to all Others could no account be with.
out them. Mrs. n. MILLS
apr26 3m.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-13

A NAMELEss FoUNDLING.-Lastey evening n
child was left at the gate of Captain Nations
residence, in the northern part of the city. 1t
is a girl, appears to be about two years old, and
can talk but little. A note was left with the
child saying that its mother was about to be
married, and also requesting the Captain to
take good care of the child and give it a name,
as it had never been christened.- S. f. Jour
nal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-13
Special Notices.

To Friends of Nevada County, There
being an impression among the people" that during
the floods at Sacramento recently had been drown.
ed, or closed my Forwarding department Of trade,
causes me to tell you that my Forwarding House has
not been closed three days during the floods, and
was receiving and forwarding goods every day, al
though the water in the store was three feet deep
am yet engaged in the business and will be so long
as my friends in Nevada county entrust their goods
to my care. ! can send goods from Sacramento city
on teams or on the cars to Lincoln q have an agen-
cy at Lincoln Have goods marked care of WHITE,
Sacramento City, and if you desire them on the cars
by Lincoln, have the goods marked "care of WHITE,
Lincoln" and they will be properly attended to at
either point Sacramento, however, would be the
best forwarding point. Oh p WHITE
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-10
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So 1tH0C6axJ11a N{Ctf&Gsf
TSHE UkB3k kSiGNRD, m CUlfPfdKE WITH
i thshiecttbn laws Of South OroliSa h(Sby i've
notice ofthe times and places Of holding the next ran
ssssn S e fIom Report c q @ @ x fsviis
and Elections, which was agreed on and adopted as
kw, by the Legislature, at its sitting in December,
1853. viz: l'ss, .,E@sAt, ss. tSsl4i.4a x.sissF3
whom were referred sundry petitions for estabshing
and changing places Of election and appointing Man
ayers for the general elections and for the better
promoting the purity of the .electiyes franchise have
had the same under consideration and report az fol-
lows, - if$ sf* asets3F ~ = y Af
Resolved That The election to be holden on the sec
ond Tuesday of October next for Representatives and
Commissioners OF Poor shall be held at the following
places and conducted by the following persons: bf
f74-a KERsHAw DISTRICT 'gsia Fa
Camdcn-John s. Maroney, Charles A. Mcdonald
w. d. Anderson. .,, ....lil btI.. tsle 81
Curetons Mills-Frederick Bowen, James Team
Eli Parker
Flat Rock-James Fletcher, J. B. Hughes Jesse
Truesdel. .,..., III. y,
Cato. 4 nsE i5.aa
Lizenby's McKinnon, Wilson Yarbor-
Schrock's Mll-B. 7. Mccoy Henry Ratcifo, AL
exander Mcleod s. l
Goodwyn's store-A. J. McDowall. R! d. Drake
ford, Benz Cook.
Liberty Hill-A. d. Jones, r. G. Patterson, Robert
j. Cunningham.
Two Representatives to be elected Election to be
declared at Camden. .r
Polls to be open one day only.
Two Representatives to be elected; alse Commits
sioners of Poor. a.t.. ..it ,.s. ...t.
The Managers shall proceed to count the votes pub
licy Immediately after the final closing of the Polls at
tile precinct where tue votes nave been taken, make
out certificate of the result which shall be signed by
the managers majority Of them, and taken to the
Court House on the day next subsequent to the day
of election, by one of said managers, where
the managers present. or majority of them, shall
proceed to examine the statements from the several
precincts, and declare the election
s.h. "7' JOHN s. MORONEY, "
-rts s CHARLES A. MCDONALD,
W. ID. ANDERSON.
October
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Mr.. EDITOR: You will please announce ALEX
ANDER L. MCDONALD as suitable candidate to
Gil the Office of Tax Collector of Kershaw District at
the ensuing election.
August p '-.'' r-
Mr.. MCDONALD has been engaged in the ar
duous but honorable vocation, if not lucrative
one, that Of a school teacher, for upward of
forty years in our Town and District and coun-
try around. He has been unfortunately Grip
pie from his birth, as many of us know, but
has acted his part we'll Assiduously trust
worthy in his profession as an instructor of
youth, from his own South, annually having
taught many of the parents and children of
our section. and even some few grandchildren
Of his former pupils. He is still engaged in
teaching, and is now we'll stricken in years and
short of means of support. Now, we, as citi-
zens and friends of the needy, the aged and
the crippled Of our District, feel it to be our
Indispensable duty to support him with our
'uffrages at the ballot box of our District, in
October next. s,r ls,-9...
The FRIENDS OF JUSTICE.
August 8 8,4e5tif ~.
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t LANCASTER o. H-. September 26, 1862,
GENERAL ORDERS No. .. = sass,.sa ss's,.I
.T THE 9Th REGIMENT OF THE FIRST
Il Corps of Reserves will assemble st Camden,
ON TUESDAY,, s2lst October, lS82suats10
o'clock a. M, fully armed and equipped sfof
drill and review. The officers and nOn-com-
missoned officers will meet the day preyicua
at tine same place and hour, for drill and in.
struction.csaa = As,iaai4 f,&aas.4S. sslc ysFt
IL. Captains Campbell, Sowel, Halle, Shaw.
Dargan, Malett, Mcknight, Casson, Bel and
Brown are charged with the extension OF these
orders to their respective cornpanseka Each
will also call out for drill and instructi6ue once,
before the day of review, his command, al some
suitable place to be selected by them within
the bounds of their company lines. ,tlc
I'LL Each Captain will appoint the non
commissioned officers in their respective COM
panies, giving to each a certificate of their arr
pointment, and forward the same for approval
to these headquarters. -, -, -
w. They will cause to be made and for
warded full and complete rolls Of their respec:
tive companies, embracing officers, non com.
missioned officers and privates, including all
persons liable for duty within the bounds of
their company lines sgq,sslrss s4arsgl aaBldiiR
V. The 9Th Regiment is composed of the
First Corps of Reserves within. the limits OF
the Districts of Lancaster, Kershaw, SUMTER
Clarendon and Richland, including all white
males between the ages of 35 and so years,
not exempt by law. IS. e. s7g1. slF
A requisition for tents has been made suff-
clent to accommodate all who may desire to
encamp. Bv order. ~ t'sf'st - = .'ea - 4i's
aiae JAMES III. WITHERSPOON,gi N,gi'ss2
COL 9Th Reg't lst Corps Reserves. q
October 8 sE4BM 10l n8ffg3SsAssn2s &
eNp The Sumter Watchman,s Clarendon
Banner and Camden Confederate viii copy
twice. - -
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October 3
SCHOOL NOTICE.

m HE EXERCISES OF MRS. MOCANDLESS'
Il SEMINARY will be resumed on MONDAY,
October 9Th with the assistance of Misses FISHER and
YOUNG. All persons are responsible for tuition from
the time of entrance the close of the year, with the
exception of refugees.
Terms: For English branches, fifty dollars per year;
for each additional language forty dollars per year,
half tuition, payable in all cases in advance.
October 3 ----- --.S -------- -f--. -. Z
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BILL FOR PARTITION AND ACCOUNT.

1t appearing to my satisfaction that Levy Holland
son Of John Holland deceased, Americas McThompson
and Eliza Jane, his wife, Elbert Pollock and Nancy his
wife, Charles j. Holland, Enoch e. Holland, Dizzy Ann
Holland, which Eliza Jane Nancy, Charles j., Enoch
E, Dizzy Ann and John Pinckney, the grandchild
of the said John Holland deceased reside without
the limits of the State Of South Caroinaon motion Of
F. j. q NJ. Moses, plaintiffs solicitors, IL is ordered
That the said Levy Holland Americus McThompson
and Eliza Jane his wife, Elbert Pollock and Nancy his
wife, Charles j. Holland, Enoch Il Holland Dizzy Ann
Holland and John Pinckney Holland. do appear in
this court and plead, answer demur to the said
bill within three months of the publication of this
der or the same viii be taken pro contesso against
them. a
Also, ordered that this order be published in the
CAMDEN CONFEDERATE for three months from this
date. sl,i "a ..ysulrs J0stia,S9 ttt4 s., s-lt@
WIN r, TAYLOR, E.K.D.
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VIM. r, TAYLOR, G. E. K. D.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE October 10 3mo
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South Carolina---Kershaw District

BY WIN. N. BULLOCK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY. .n.
NV HEREAS, w. d. GASKIN. APPLIED TO
w me for Letters of Administration OH all and
singular the goods and chattles rights and credits Of
Charles K. Bask.n late of the District aforesaid de,
ceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ALL and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas
ed to be and appear before me at next Ordinarys
Court for the said District, to be holden at Kershaw
Court House the twenty day of October ,nst
to show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal this third
day OF October in tho year of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixtytw and in the eighty
year Of the Independence and Sovereignty of the
State of South Carolina. r,., m ,-... --..us ..
October 10 2 WM. BULLOCK, O. K. D.
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NOTICE.

A IL THOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED TO THE
n estate of James Holland deceased, are earnestly
requested to forward and settle the same as soon
possble and those having claims against said es-
atte, win present them duly attested to me.
October 8 sp2 - e. HOLLAND, Admir-
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ADJ'T. & INSP. GENERALS OFFICE. J.
"'F. 90 COLUMBIA, September %, 1862. {
GENERAL ORDERNO. 361 -
r THE SEVERAL REGIMENTS OF
IL the First Corps Reserves will assemble for
Review bv his Excellency the Governor, Com
mand Chief, or the Adjutant and Inspec-
tor General, on the following days. at places of
rendezvous to be fixed by the Field Officers of
each Regiment respectively:
:. Third Regiment, Col. Elford, Saturday, Oc-
tober 4, 1862. " Al"a -frlb
Fourth Regiment, Col Sloan, Wednesday,
October s,>ls62. a,.,.,a s.. ..l.-.l
Ninth Regiment, Col. Williams, Tuesday,
October IA, 1862.
Seventh Regiment, COL Wilson, Thursday
October 16, 1862. 'l, a5 aall" &
Sixth Regiment. Col. .Secrest, Saturday, Oc-
tober ls, 1862. ,.r..- s, .4,..s,,.n ,oe s;sf
Eighth Regiment, Col. Witherspoon, Tues
day, October 25, 1852. = -. = '''' ~
Tenth Regiment, COL Baxter, Saturday, Oc.
tober 25, 1852. rH % s5 Tvaq. uj Sc.
Eleventh Regiment Col. Ryan, Tuesday, oc-
tober %, 1852. 5 a
Fifth Regiment, Col Bacon, Friday, October
81, 1862.
III. Colonels of the Regiments of Reserves
charged Win the extension OF tnls orueI 10
the commandants> Of companies The Field
Officers of each Regiment will, at the earliest
practicable day, fix the day Of rendezvous, ex-
tend notice thereof throughout the limits Of
the command, and report the same to this
office. I aNdae5 a r. 81 @F ssea
III. The commissioned and non-commission-
ed officers will meet for drill, at the parade
ground selected in each Regiment respectively,
on the day previous tothe day appointed for
review. ''A -" ga ff '3Vi' - :,
: by order of the Commander in.Chief p y
WILMOT G. DESAVSSURE,
,Adjutant and Inspector General of s. c.,
September 26 y s,s,y ~,
AI The papers of Columbia and Charles
ton, and allspapers published in any Of the Dis
tricts in which the companies sof the above
named Regiments are organized, will publish,
once week for three (3) weeks. ~ sSr,is -
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DACON, Sides and Shoulders, ofBaltmore curing
~ and very fine for sale at the 'old corner by
e. W. BONNEY.
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RAEFLE.

TIME RAFFLE FOR JEwELRY, SILVER AND
4 Table Linen, win take place at Mr.. VIM. McKains
Store at IL O'Clock a. M, Saturday next All inter
ested are invited to attend. e}' - 2sii1 }i ~
October 10 III ~ tsE
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Attention! 1st Corps Of Reserves.
rJNHE MEMBERS OF THE lST CORPS OF RE.
L SERVES, in Kershaw District are hereby order
ed to appear at Camden G. H., on Wednesday, the
18th Of October inst at 10 o'clock m, with guns
for drill and instruction This order includes all white
males between the ages of 30 and so years not ex-
empt by law.
BY order of Col. J. H. WITHERSPOON.
October 10 G. HALLE, Captain.
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Backing! Blacking!! Blacking!!!
A FINE ARTICLE OF SOUTHERN MADE
~ BLACKING = warrented to equal anything
manufactured North Of the line Of notwithstanding
mediate application at the "Old Brick Corner"
October 10 r. s. MYERS.
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FOR ORDINARY.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name Of VIM
M. BULLOCK, as . candidate for the Office Of Ord-
Diary for Kershaw District, at the ensuing November
election, and oblige MANY FRIENDS
August ~ ..'i