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STATIONERY ano fanrp Goods.
&" V'HE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN TIL
SWORD"
TIFF GOLD PFN-ThE BEST or ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS ~ THE WORLD.
frceirt the following in cash or posi-
,np. m. b-c her viii .end By return mail oth-rui.c
directed Odd Pen Pe.s 'efecffHg ne 'd@e soeTd"2
70 '''' '''''1 COLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES,
For rs cent, the Msse Psn for y cent? ,l. haeIy Fen
for 20 cents the Ready Pens for 10 cents the Elegant
Pen and for 81: the E.c,l'ior Pen.
THE SANE PENS an SILNth-PLATEO ENIENslOS
CASES WITH PENCILS.
For 81 the Magic Pen for IS oeu,s the Lncfv Pen
and for Al 81 the E.oe.or Pen Thee are well finished
good wriinr od Peus with lriSosun Points the sverige
q every Of which will for ou,a'' s0s OF the beat
The ssa. a. Morton "Yume.r,. and "osLity' are
fof d, months. accident IN. number. indi
cate size oHir, No ees. ..s, 10 md NO 10 a..
la,e. Mammoth Gold fso for the de,s Long and medium
Eb. Of all sre. snd qnaiiie. shot NO, Of Nos sna
aud .ds only Of h' quality The engraving are lac SIM
H'' o. Tho &c Soi 10 rrss WITHOUT CASES
For Is cent? a No Fen, lH quality OF No Yen %
roi o. .No Pen Is. quality No. Pen, I'd quality
fo re- Is 81. No gPsa Is. quality or sNO .Pen I'd quail.
"lSosI rs "a r No. re-" /, quality. No. Pen I'd DUAL.
For ii IS NO Pen quality era No. sPsn adqnaliiy
THE SAME 2 cn4Ss rt Wrh II rE scYhs
for IS sNo Pen. lot qualify, ORE No. Pen. ID qua.
For "a No 9Psn, 1T quality orsNo Pen "a quality
. No Pen, ID qa-liy. n, 8,
FOR "a 80 No Pen la quality No Pen, "a quail
i,y. or a No Pen "a quality - . a.
For ~ No Pen, lat quality, or NO bfen "a dnatJ
For ~ "a a No. q Pen, lat quality. - ...,..
GoI'D PENS ALL IfQUALIrl NSILVER-MOUNrED
DESK-HOLDERS.
For ~ No.t Peni for ~ Is mo. ePsn' for ~ Isa
no . Pen; For - ~ No. Pen - =,
for 90 NO Pen, for t3sNo. sfeni ana '0F 70" NO
10 Pen ,,,,
The lot Quality" pointed h The very be-, lido-nin
Points carefully selected and Of mi. quality are ,old
with tho slightest impeisction which sA and the closes.
scrutiny detect O..
The "a Quality" hyperion to Pens made by him
previous to the year ll1o.
rahy Es.i.ty and Good r,iuF Qualities (ha only tue
con iierson.l ~ Gold Pen, made elsew hcrr.
u tsrri 10 tho heap Gold Pens lie beg. leave 10 say that
rr.vion. 70 opeAiug III. New aud Patented Machine 10
,old not have made a. Good Writing and Durable Pens for
n, ufics had tho Gold been furnished Trstuitou-iy
pGriiei ordering must IN al nfdhce' Tsgl me Mum
and Caalfy" II he Pens Pms and frs,i Wdne
re- For sale by all dealers In the lin. Throughout the
county. ,,onrny
No % Msidrn Lane New-Yorh D.
Anv o.. ,eudng sns,. letter posstipp wi receive cir
cular With III. orsTayin.- above referred 20.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-F ALBA;

y II NJ And NVTl NV'
NORTH and WEST. Train
From Cbamb.rs.st.
Express, ! and l u. IA, and 3;
IS end 5 p. IN.
Troy aud Albany with s.ee p
ing csrl. 1915 o IN.
POurhkaey-ie train, a, 300 a.
M. nDd ~ m. ana 6;lS p. M.
Peesskiii train, 400 y. m.
Sing Sing train. 9.i3 A. IN.
5;i3 p. M.
A.
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Oteatt Cleaners.

NoTIcr TO PASSENGERS EuRoPy-By order OF tho
Secretary OF State all leaving Uoted stss
are reqeed to provide Themselves With passport, bess
they will bs allowed board tho steamer PASSENGER. VII
not be snbec ed to any trouble delay procuring Them
they cell tor Instructions at the Company Oees No is
S..a1way ~; D. JONI DALE AGENT
&TEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL. sndins ard embarkins passenger, a
sdephs S.esmsnip Company intend dspscbng theft fal
powsrd s-bDils Iron Steamships q follows,
=. '.'......Sh'nfd.yf jan H.
CITY OF Embellishments Saturday. Jan. rs
obAsoO w Saturday, FEB. l.
River.
RATES
EihSI CAbIN..... .....SI5 STEERAGE.........o3
fhst daoih to Pnris.... s. S;eerass Pars.......
First Cabin to Hamburg. steersgs TO Hamburg Is
Passengers also forwarded Hayre Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp &C., at equally low rates
Persons wishing bring theis friends buy tickets
here the following rates to NewYork From Liverpool or
Queenstown Ist Cabin, S7 49, and 05. Steerage from
Liverpool $40. From Queenstown $50.
These Steamers have superior ceomnodsions for psssen
gers, and carry experienced Surgeons They BOLT IA
Wste gh, lion Sections and hive Patent fise Annhistor
OH board. -
For further inormston apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN Agent No. ~ Water 81. In glasgow to ALEX NAL
COLIN no. 5 ST EnochsquaTe In Queen town 10 G. w.
ID. SEYMOUR co In London to EWES MACY. No.
81 King Wisu-st. in Paris TO JULES DECOUE. No
Place dc Ia Bourpe; In Philadelphia 10 JOHN DALE No.
Ill Wsput.s'. or at the Conpsnys OficeA
JOHN q. DALE. Agent No. Is Broadway, N. Z.
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r IST of STATES, Capitals, Governors, times
IL Of Legislative Meetings General Elections etc. 10 THE
TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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Gopartnersbip uotires.

COMPREHENSIVE The undersigned have
- fbis day formed copsrtnership uoder the firm OF
UAVIIAND LfNDSLEl for the trsbsac'ing of the Cash
pry Goods JobbDg business at Nos 80 and q Chambers
near Broadway. JOur " uAN LAND
Ney.York Jan. H. 1862. NJ III. LinDSbEi'
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NOTICE.-The BANK OF MONTREAL

NOTICE.-The BANK OF MONTREAL
~ having established al AGENCY at CHICAGO, spre-
pared 10 do q GENERAL BANNING BUSINESS, aud, In
tbere lh will attend the collection Of
C paper ali accessible point. throughout the West Col
Interior poins viii bs At te rst Of owners caie
b., s@ectinz reliable medium. Chic
Oc, 10 1851. r. w WILLARD. Agent.
Referring 10 tho shove We sr. prepared to DRAW. PuR-
CHASE aud COLLECT upon CHICAGO. ON favorable terms
We also PURCHASE aud COLLECT upon the CANADAS
and DRAFTS and CREDITS upon ia. various Branches
Of tho Bank OF Montreal and the Union Bank OF London
RICH'D BELL A. OGILNIE.
No. - Pine st., ksw-foIk,
Agents for the Bank Of MosireeL
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1unussmeuIa
NROWDS HAVE BEEN,

CROWDS HAVE BEEN,
AND STILL THEY 90.
CROWDS HAVE BEEN
AND STILL THEY GO.
CROWDS HAVE BEEN.
AND STILL THEY 90.
STILL THEY GOA
WHALING.
EVERY NIGHT
FOR SIXTEEN WEEKB
EVERY NIGHT
FOR SIXTEEN WEEKS.
EVERY NIGHT
FOR SIXTEEN WEEKS
FOR SIXTEEN WEEKS.
AND STILL THEY GO,
They 60 thsy 5o,s
w HALI n q.
The Captain IL Jolly Tar.
The Crew Jolly Crew.
The Passengers they Jolly arc
And Jolly Laughter too
Al aboard at7pm MI
TIE snchor Wen weigh
Bring Alice, Susan, Ben, and JIM
They'll neer forget the day.
THE LIVING wHALEMEN.
THE LIVING WHAL MEN.
THE LIVING WHALEMEH.
HOPE CHAPEL.
No. 20 BROADWAY,
WHERE HiLARITY AND MIRTH PREVAIL.
NO TEDIOUS INTERMIsSION
FUN AND EXCITEMENT
THE WHOLE VOYAGE.
EVERY EVENING AT 4 O'CLOCK
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS AT
O'CLOCK.
Admission % cents Children Is cents.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For Ne Haven. M, tEX lI;l5 3;3otEL)i $50
4 80 and p. . -
For bridgeport. :, M, EIl; I2l5, $3.50 (EI }; $50
49, and p. $500
For Milford Stafford Fairfield, Southport and We'por'
For Norwsik, $3.50 M RIB $780, (EI) $780, 400. 5;
30, pm ,,,. "a Am
$50 y. m. .. 49, m ~, =.
So, i:3l $50. p o,o 49, a,
j., $50; 4:J0, 500 $50 p M
10, Pot Chestef and New Rochelle, bp. m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via springfield, a m tEf Jo tExl p M
ter Boston via Shore Line l2l5, pm.
FOR Hartford aud Springfield, Ia m LEX l9;lj, J:p
(ELh 3. M go 80
ard i2;l3 m. 70 Nor. leupton. ~
For Hartford. Providence, and Fi,hhll Railroad.
(Er.l. l2:lJ ..
for New.fIsseu. NewLopdon. add stoniusoD Railroad
st8 M. l2:if, $50, o. IN.
For csua Railroad. i2.l Y. m. 10 Northampton.
FoT iIons.ionic RailTos1 20 Piu-neld.5 q,
For N.uzatuck Rsilfosd. q a. M 3.3 y. IN.
For D.rbnry aud Norwals Railroad, sD m, $3.50 H.
Comu0liou. epins Care stsched 70 train.
JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPIIA aud the SOUTH add WEST via JER
Shy CiTY-Mail aud Express Lines leave New-fork 81 !
and M. a. and III D. Fare ~. Through tickets
the South sBdWe aud through bssgsse checked in
L. IN. and D aud n IN. trains.
j. ". WOODRUtF Assistant Superintendent.
b,sysg- will b. received for trains unes, delivered
and ch-cs Is Minutes in OF the time OF leaving
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Cost and fnnno.

+ OST or STOLEN-On the cars, between
Crene and Cleveland Tuesday night last, the 18th
inst, large green SILK PURSE. well wor containing two
drafts of the Merchants BsLk st. Louis the Bank o.
America Newly OK dated jan H. 1852 one for Seven Hun
bred Dollars 800 the other for Three Hundred Dollars
3O0 pay able the order Of VIM North also Two Hun.
dsd Dollars ($20) In $50 god pieces. Any information
leading to the recovery Of part the whole Of the above
described property, directed to Messrs. slETHAR NIGH
OILS No. % Broadway, NewYork will be suitably re-
wsrds3.
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leave:
From 5D,h-st.
.T:25, ll:Wa. W., and $40 and
$50 p. N.
1870 p IA. (sundays included.
% 3D.. m, and l2:2o and $40
pm.
f;23 T. IN.
1910 q H., and $40 p. IA.
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E'OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
4 class steamer will leave Nsw-iork on tn ls. lh. and
2I each month except when these dstes fat SUNDAY
when the day of departure win be the MONDAY following
For freight passage sppy at the only office No bowns'
green. ID. b. ALLEN. Agent
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BHo,DwAr ssyfscs Is,Trrrrios,
EHwYoKk Jan. &, 1854. J
INTEREST NO1ICE.-Depositors are hereby
notified that H.. usual semi annual interest on deposits
titled thereto the rate ofb cent per snpum on nn' not
after MONDAY 10Th inst Interest placed TO ih- credit OF
depositos and n not withdraw, viii draw in"rost the sane
FRANCIS P SHOALS, President
WADE II. WoKRAIL Secretary
PYTRR CrHsING. Accountant
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,rw.yOHN DAuy TRIBUNE SATURDAY JANUARY IS 1866.

OYFIcz % ras HUMBOLDT FfRg INsURANCg co.
no 10 WsLL-sT. NEw.ioRK jan ~ l8oE
AT an ELECTION held at this Office on The
~ 18th day Of Janusy lust tho following gentlemen were
elected DIRECTORS Of ibis Company Tor the ensuing !esf'
William Mulgan Chsres +. Park
A. r. strange Henry l. Van Wyck,
james X. Place SO "a 4 Hoppcck,
Henry J. Baker VIM Newell
O.o II FIlrrv Ebenzer Bead eston
George w. Parsons, John Van Nest,
John Armstrong. H. MHdeiii
Geo. y. Nesbit. George T. Cobo'
Andrew Com.toct Alfred Muligsn,
J. g. Yaie, Sommers VIM A. DuTrie.
Samuel ID. Bsbcocx john H. cooper
Joseph Rndd. Henry o. hi'heH ans
And a snb.equent me~,ng Of the Board oil bhec'oI'
William Muiliasn was elected President ard Alexander
Wiley. IT,, Secretary A "ILEi' 'k, oecIoIoIs.
CHICAGO INVESTMENTS.
~ LARGE INTEREST on Monty.
REAL ESTATE LOAN AND COLLECTION
AGENCY.
Property In Chicago ard the Norh-Wes. bought SOLO 'no
generally managed for non-rrsidsnts by
THOS. b. BRYAN
President Of the Home Mutual Fire Insurance Com
psny OF Chicago.
Office, Bryan Hail. Chicago.
RRPYRgsCEs:
Tho Bankers and Business men Of Chicago >,
Special references given when desired to investgas ell
ents In varjous spctions o. the Union.
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6ewins- Alafbines.

fQE -First-cass Sewing Machines 1SG
ACOs TO Reut and for Sale and I'd handy. -fOOs
NY Sewing Machine Emporium 4s6 Bd~ay cor Broome ct
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BOSTON DAILY win GROTON.-The Steam
I'D crs COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK.
from Pier No TO- a4p. W. NJ EDWARDS, Agent olhee
No Mrst-.t
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THE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF
Il ACT Of the Special Session-both complets-'vu b
found in THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

rU'O NEW HAVEN.--Steamcr leave at > pm
i Passengers going further take the Train rom mere ~
II r. m or remain on BOARD till morning without charge
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WlNTEH GARDEN.
THIS EVENING viii be presented The grand scenic 'Pec-
taols OF
TIT NAIAD QUEEN
In which Nj f. :. Cake wu. sustsin Ls comic role Of
Schnsop. IL will ne presented with scenery Of uu
.,naled 5y Gez end mechanical effects. by Ran
dsi now rtficse uichiley, by Wilson fascinating
dances by ROSA WOOD aud fun and brilliant corps de
ballet and splendid Il wi DO preceded BY BoMc.
oaaips ocsptlfal drama Of
DOT.
being is last night
90 MONDAY fcI the FIRST time. Morions Interesting
drs OF . -. ...-.
TiiE SENTINEL OF THE NIGHT
.
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MINVNlI
SHE STOOLS 10 CONQUER
will b- repeated consequence Of the immense OTe flow
81 ih4 .rcoud representation.
II ESDAI --ifiTst .luie here
4 CT ~ FOR THE HEABIACHE.
WEDNts DAf-(First time herel
4 HOLO STROkE FOk HUSBAND.
THuRSDAN--itirst tine hef-i
THE HOHFt MOON
The performances concl d. Before II o'clock.
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laura kEENE's THEAIER.
To. ~ooJ rs.ao,. Comedy -
IL received nightly with
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER
UNCEAsIN0 APPLAUSE.
creating $780,
TO-NlGHT
AM ESkGl NIGHT
OJR AMERICAN COT SIN.
rI,lE TuIRTY-TIlIRD ANNUAL BALL
KEW-YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT,
ito pro- eec Of which spproited 20 Assist the widows
and otPasns Of Deceased tlr,95 ~ take place
GA MONDAY EVENING January 20, 1862.
Tt+st. mas be procured following officers snd mon
'''"' HENRY A BURR President,
Corner Of CliA AID Frankfort Sta
JAS. Y. wEEMAN. Secretary,
PETER H. TITUS Treasurer,
Fast River Ssvinss' Bank
Ox.o ". Brennan, No. 90 Em.s,-
Henri H. Neno. No 237 West I'D vt.
Il. Delmonico South William and Broadway and Cham
IA, Y Watkins. No Io Ca,harine.t.
Wro 8 Bates, Brook. Brothers, corner Cherry end
Robt Mc0iuui., No. Depeystefst
J. Delatour, No 25i Wsi;.t
Jno J. Fisher Ne. s0l Broadway.
Wm 8. O'Brion, Nos n aid ~ fTootst
Jas. l.. Miller. No. lo7 Sh..s.
Dasiel ssapbury, No. Ia6 fron,st
Jno Carols, NO. 81 GreeDwoh-st.
Chss McD0uga, No. 81 tront-st-
Ralph TIembly, No ~ Broadway,
10. j. We,tfsy. No / Wilsm'sA
Alonzo Slote, No. 100 ful.on-st
Jas. Hedden Nc. 50 Broadway
wm II. Wickhao, No lso Chsubersst
Robt G. Brown, No q East Broadway.
C. Godfrey Gunther No. 10 Nsiden.lADs.
Jno Decker. No q Elizabeth st.
Cbss Place. No. % Dey-st.
N l.. McCresdy No ~ soul-st.
T. c. Brooks Broadw ay and Orsndst.
). Anthony, jr No. 10 Nassiust
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rU,O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
i PORT by SHORE LlNE.-Leaves 2'thst 4tl'ay, 3 a
NJ arrive in Providence 420 pm l2:l3 am arrive IN Fro
yid eucs 100 pm; 8 pm Express Through Mall Train
arrive in Providence 1880 snd Boston at
r. j. CALHOUN Superintendent.
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CREENwICH SAVINGS BANK.

REENWICH SAVINGS BANK.
" No. - 6th.av.. corner OF Wsyerley place
JANUARY INTEREST FOR 1892.
The Board II Trustees have ordered INTEREST 20 be
PAID to DISPOSITIONS st the rate q five per PEI
puu, on all sums Of 900 and under, that may he entitled
thereto and four per cent per all tO
may be entitled thereto payable al the bank during bank
hours, and After .
Interest drswn viii be psc,d tho credis Of deposors
a. principal and draw interest
fhs Bank open daily from 10 ocook until O'Clock
IN and Mondays Wednesday, and Fridays from to
ID. A. CUSHMAN, Pr..den,.
w yvas y n,cs r.; VSH~'r1"' sect.t.ri..
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EOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE, wa NEW-
Il PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid aud superior
s-eamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves Newly FORK
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY at
occck n rl aud the EXPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY. aud FRIDAY. H4 o'clock p. m,
from Pier No N. r.
Hereafter will be regarded ss secured to any APP
pIc.nt un I'll the same shall have been paid or.
Freight to forwarded through with great dispatch
by an Express Freight Train.
VIM BORDEN, Agent, Nos. 10 and Il Westst
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sEY-Trains leave Jersey City for Pernont at
ind 2:O5 4:l5 aud 6:J5 p for Muns.y at ~ p M
and for Snfen. O. y:I5 q. IA. ~ w. DEMAhEol, onp.
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Gouss furnishing GOODS.

90 to T.. ID. BASSFORDS
" GREAT HousE.fuRNlShisD bAAAA@'
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER.
March 7th, 1862

March 7th, 1862.
Me following list of persons entitled to ex-
l. emption from militia service, and so forth,
adopted by the Governor and Council. has
been ordered to be publishcd
/. Resolced, That the following persons
shall be exempted from all militia service and
from all drafts for actual service; The Govern,
or and members of Executive Council Judges
of of the Court of Law of Equity; Trcasurers
of the State; President of the Bank of the
State, and ali persons over the age of sxtv-tive
and under the age of sixteen years: PrOrided,
That any person so exempted shall, if he holds
any military commission in this State or the
Confederate States, be not allowed to plead
the exemption.
H. The following persons shall hc eXcmr
ted from ordinary militia duty and from draft
for the Confederate service, tut shall he liable
to perform patrol duty. and .hall bc subject us
alarm men, to be ordered to perform actual
service in their respective B,igadcs, to wit !;
Members of both branches of the General AS
scmbly; Secretary of State; Surveyor General;
Comptroller General Ordnaries; CLERKS OF
the Court of General Sessions and Common
Pleas Masters, Commissioners and Registers
in Equity, all regularly officiating Clergymcn;
all regulrr licensed practcing Physicians; the
Faculty of the South Carolina College; Pro
tcssors in other inc orporatcd Colleges and in
Theological Schools; Schoolmastcrs having un-
der their tuition not less than twenty scholars
All Students at Schools, Academies and Col
lcgcs, under the age of cightccn; all Branch
Pilots; one white man to each established Fac
tory, Toll Bridge and Toll Grain mill, if actually
kept bv such white man: the President, Cash
ier and orc Teller of the several banks of the
State: the officers and men Of the city guard
of the cities of Charleston and Columbia; the
Chiefs and Assistants and thirty members of
each company of the Fire Departments Of
Charleston and Columbia; the necessary officers
and ali necessary employees of Railroad Com
panics; the Superintendent and Keeper of the
Lunatic Asylum; all persons holding Office I'M
der the Confederate States; the officers and
cadets of the Military Academies; the Keepers
of the Arscnals of the State; officers of the
Ordnance, Quartcrmastcr and Commissary
Departments o: the State; and all persons be-
tween sixteen and eighteen and forty-ivc and
siXty-fve and ovcrscers exempted in accord
ance with the Ordinance of the Convention.
III. Aliens shall be exempt from all draft
for actual service against foreign enemy, and
may plead exemption from all orders requiring
them as militia to serve against such enemy,
but in all other respects shall be subject to
ordinary militia ano! patrol duty.
Extract from minutes Of March 7th.
BY order ofthc Governor and Council.
i. j. MOSES, Jr, Secretary.
irss- All papers in the State copy once.
March II |.
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In nEquity-Kershaw District
BILL FOR PARTITION, CONSTRUCTION OF
WILL. &C

Thomas Lang u.s. Edward NJ. Boykin Mary f. Boykin
Saie w Boykin. Harriet Lang John G. Lang, Ed
ward b. Lang, Theodore Lang. and Samuel W. L.
Lang
1t appearing that the above named John c. Lang
Fdo ard u Lang and Theodore Lang, Defendants
reside on; OF and be, ond the limits Of this tate it is
ordered on motion OF Richards IN Gay COMPLAINTS
Solicitors tnat the SAID 10 c. Lang Edward B.
aug Theodore Lang. do plead, answer demur to
said Bill within three months tiom date hereof or
said Bill will be taten pro coatesso against them
IT is further ordered that this order be published
in the amden Confederate, for three months,
week.
December l3 3mo VIM r. TAYLOR, C,E.KD.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.


y Office is hereby given that all persons having
~" any suited for public service. any lead.
powder, sapetrc or sulphur arc earnestly requested
10 report the same to the Chief of the Military Dc
partment to agents appointed by him. and that
fair prices will be given for them for the of the
State
BY order OF the Governor and Council
+ j MOSES. ir., Secretary.
- All papers in the State copy three times.
February IS
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Muslins, Lawns, &c,

THOR LADIES DRESSES, ON SALE, At TIE
IL "Old Corner" T. w. BONNEY.
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Good Servants to Hire.

A GOOD COOK, WASHER and IRONER
IA ALSO,
A No l Brcklayer and Plasterer. Also, a good
louise boy and Farmer. All of whom can be hired
approved persons, by making early application to
this Office, Mr.. |. B. ALEXANDER.
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DLOW STEEL-Also Plow Iron in all widths
i Also Plow Mouds and Horse Shoe Nails Traces
IIames Saddles &C. Just received at the Od Corner"
November f. W. BONNEY.
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Norris seaman, slightly; s. Tracey, seaman,
slightly; r Carter coa.heaver, slightly; Frederick
Cros er, fireman, slightly.
Fourth Wisconsin Sharp-shooters-Capt. Linn, Co.
1; T. Barton, private, Co. E; II. Randall; private,
Co. b; L. Goodrdge, private, Co. X; A. Palmer,
private, Co. G.; G. Shafer, private Co. D-were all
killed. These were wounded: c. Van Omand,
private; Peter Tracy, private; W. Kent private
Anson Ayers, private; j. Doyle, private.
Capt. Henry Wake, of the Carondelet, reports
killed. l6 wounded, and 10 missing. No officers
hurt. The gunboats were struck 10 times by the
Arkansas, and fired IS shots during the action.
EXPLOSION OF ONE OF THE UNION MORTARs.
The Sidney c. jones' one of Commodore Porter's
mortar feet, have forgotten to mention, was blown
up by her own men yesterday, for fear, as she was
background that che would be captured by the Rebel
gunboat Arkansas. The l3-inch mortar and two 81.
Founders the Jones carried were spiked, and are
now lying in the mud ut the bottom Of the river.
The careessness of the crew had caused the beach
ing of the Jones, but her destruction military
necessity under the ci cumstances.