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Mw AAuertiamsais.
SHER1FFS SALE.
STATE OF KAHSAS,t4 asaz n
COUNTY or .JIFyKssos.
J. Z. Todd and Owen cawlfieid,

- ~ AtAo otr0 OWCo OaW .utSus
E. Mcclure. Matilda Mcclure. George Kemp
ard x. beech X. mp.
BY virtue of an alias order 70 me directed is
sued by the Clerk Of the Disiric. Court OF said
cosnty. Will on Tuessisy, tee -, b day ofJure,
A. d. 1862, between the hous Of one aud to.r
O'Clock z. ". Vi that day, offer st public ole u
the Court HOUSE door = sas vs'lass q Oskalo-
sa, IL the Coanty Aforesaid, TO the highest b d.
deg for cash in bssd, al tho right title and in
tsrest Of the said dcfeudauts in and. to the fol,
lowing describsl property, so-ssi, 'hs sosth hnif
Of the south. wcsl e Of ssctioa b tswaship s VI
range IS. and the vest half Of q norlh.wess
quarter dissection IL in townskip ip . oi range Is
all ia Jefferson County, State oi Kansas; said
irst described properly appraised at 500, am
levied upon rs the property Of l.. Mcclure. and
sid last above described property appraised .,
$30J AID lssisi upon ss the property Vt (ie0rge
Kemp. N. w. TAYLOR. Sheriff
BY HORAcE GIBBs, Unaer Sheriff
Stinson & Ravens. PisintiHs Au'ys.
MrN 2f,b, 1856! 3g-5,v
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Rev. D. DIcxISsoS has been appoint
ed by tho Presiding Elder Of this Dis
trict to 81! the vacancy on Oskaloosa
Circuit occasioned by the death Of Rev.
Isaac F. Collins.
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THE PEN Is MlGHTlER
THAN THE SWORD So.
THE GOLD PEN-THE BES r OF ALL PENS.
sosroys GOLD PENS
The Eest PerS In thA World.

SO6IOy GOLD PINS.
U" receip' OF any OF The 'olioxi.g ssmn. n eash
or pos, Sanlis. the snh'e' nei VA, ssna = ssssre
oi m'i'. or o hsr'sl-e, as diiec'ei . God Zen %
fens, sttrofisG TIE sAAs AcoohDsSs sSDfs
cSifr;o:; o., VIZ; ~ ,,r,-. u.,--uor.r c,sps
LULU FhSS VII HUI caoIS.
r rar 20 ee"ss, ,ns Aas'e ie", :, Ios - es'ss w
Lucky fsn; f'r % esnts. ne Aiways- xeaes Pea,
,"r % cen's the kitgsnf Pen; and ios 81, shs
Ex:.s-ior Pen. s
ne SIS are. NOS z, :, y sns D
iENSi w cAsES, Wlfd PENCILS
For 50 cents. the Magic Pen; Tor Is cents. tho
Lisk Fen; for 81; the A,wass,Rsady Pea; i'e
q %. netIrgsn' Pen: and to. Si,so.f The Exees'o.
Pens, with iri;os'slin Pa =. he ayef.gs vesr
etevery one o. which viii TAR crtias grose OF
the rt se's See fs,.s. ..x.,so
i.v.s are sssmped % iIs 'aiis~ing Psas, .nSiIs
roln.' are wu'an'sa 'es ~ mouths excerpt
asaias. seesoens. ne hanosfs lansa'e sizs
esa es, aaS;e mt or OH .ss 'os osek Jns 10 TO -. s%,i
; - ~ ,se - ~ w. ,..a, e.I Sms s
a. a dsss sI ma "a ~, A. s %a"S S; 'oa Len, 10
d .''J a.ss i-'as an. HsS.sai ssos :. s
a.a s.a qaal''ss; snsa, Nios 81 N"s = . ana :.
'u s"',.,. u.ao o ~ -. . ~
sc iac-s'"'''es o' 'ne s']1s ""o yes'
UubD fcNc WlsuVuI VASES.
For IS cents, No. Pen, lst Qus.iiy. or No.
3 Pes, 8 7 quality. ~ ~ s.'sssosss1'asi
F.g -. y No 8. Pm. lss quality. o. q No.s3
Pen. - quality or u No. Pen, ~ quality j
fOs u Is, . No. 3 Pen, lss Qsslity, Os No. ).
Pen. II quality. or : No. S Pea, 4 qualify. -.
: Eos eljO, q No. Fen, lst 0usI:iy. or > No. 5
Pen. ID quality. or Na 8 Pen, 3, quality. -,
For {1,75. y No. 5 PEN 1sl Quality, Or No. 8
Pen. 2, aualitv.
For $2.25 q No. Pm lst quslisy.
the SAME GOLD PENS IN SILVER EX-
TENSION CASES. WITH r. NCtLS.
For 81 81. . No. 4 Pa, ,lst dnsIisv, u . No.
Pen 81 qunlitv. - - = = =
For 81 Is. No. I: Pen, lst qu,litv, or No. 3
For So No. Pen: Is, qa,l.,y. or No. 1
ren. :. gun hss or No Ten. - ,quaiity;
fos SOU: NO Zen i1s qs.',sy. - NO.
reH ~ esany;or = 10 fe", Sd quality.
~ Io- eus ~ 1usssY, = 1No
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r4<< 81
s. s. CooPxR. tie rresen. Prompi
sni efficient County Treasurer. gives
uo,ire by hand bills thnt. for the co'lecI
ton of the delinquent tax on personal
property. he will meet the people oi
the several Townships at the times and
places following:
Kentucky Te.ashiP, a.. Rising sun.
on Monday, June 9Th. 1862.
Ksw Twp, at Kaw City. Tuesday,
June 10th.
Rock Greek Twp..at Joshua Taylor's.
Wednesday. June ll.h. =
Osawkee- Twp. al Osawkes. Thurs
day, June 18th.
Jefferson Twp. at Winchester. Fri
day. June 18Th. s,a ssu +
Z Grasshopper Falls Twp. at Grass
hopper Falls. Saturday. June l4lh.
From and after the l4il. until the
2osh Of June. at his Office 10 OsksIOosa,
All taxes remaining unpaid after the
goth of June, viii be collected by levy.
ing, upon and selling tie property OF
the delinquent tax payer. 1t is import
ant that the persons who have not paid
sheir poll or personal properly tax
should meet the Treasurer before the
eo,h Of June. At the points designated.
and thus save The additional expense Of
cost of levy and sale Of their property.
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G3rWe call attention to the card in
another column Of Ci,as. G.. Tucker
Pension aud Bounty Land Agent at
Washington City. Those enii,lei to
Pensions. Bounty Land or Bounty Mon
ey. can have their Claims prepared and
forwarded to Mr.. Tucker bycalling on
John W. Day at this Office.
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sIaorA.r ". C. BAasrs. ef the
Kansas First is nov. hese on visit to
his friends. prior 10 the embarkasion q
his regiment for Corin,h. He's tried
and lsae seldier, and deserves honora-
ble promotion.
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Among the graves Of thousands dead,
One hallowed mound know,s :, =, =, 4,
And many thoughts 60 wandering there,
For Elsie sleeps below.
Elsie. hsppy, radiant besm
OF blessed sunshine given, =
To stream Athwart our pAsh awhile,
Then yaaish beck 10 heavsn.
We watched her when the b!ushing east,
Proclaimed the morning NIGH
We watched her when the quiet starr,
By thosuanAs thr,need tse shy;
And macy night and mWs, zes
Still found Us watching there,
Before the drcary death-shads tel
UEon her forehead fair. ~ -, NJ 2
All. swiftly from iss fragile esge.
Our pretty babe took wing;
1t fusiered thr oush the loosened wires,
Aud soared 10 heaven to sing;
And from she everlasting hills, .s
Swee, ssraias come floalisg down:-sx
Another pearl Of love 10 set ~ ~ i &
In the Rsdeemer's crown. y ass
tF a AMANDA Balyra.
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'briek" lying. sday orswo since. is.a
spiritual eesdition. wa advised ia !
friendly way to econosise. as "aosf
was going mp. I" lie. e go. " says "a
bottle nose. Il kiugit ss high ~ dour
kin any day."
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SHERlFFS SALE.
STATE OF kANSAS,
JErpxR soS COUNTY. slessfYee
First ID s,rics, Jefferson County, Kansas.
Joseph Henderson,, 30

JEFptRe0S COUNTY. tTl tlestfSf G
F,e-t u suics, Jefferson County. Kansas.
Joseph Henderson,, M
Is r...
EIessOr Newhouse and Isaac Newhouss.
by vlrlus .f an execution 70 ,se dirrctsd Is
suei by ths Clerk If the First D,si,ic Court ait
tins IL J. Hrvsoa county aud Safe OF kansas, in
favor al jostph h-paessur sad sganisi Eleanor
n, ,whouss aus Isaac New whossc, l vii on
FRIDAY, THE e7i'H DAY Ne, 1862,
expose at pubic sale to tho hig ST bidder Tor
ca-h in baud, in front OF the Court House door
10 the village Vt Qslalousa. County and State
aor.s ii. all the right, title and interest Of the
sail Elesnor Ncwh.use and Isaac Newhause in
and to the following real estate tu-wi,: The un.
div ided half Of lot tea in block seveateen in New
ellis addition Ia tha village af Oskalooss, aId X
OF the improvements aud appurtenAaces thereon
belonging, all in Jei.ersoa county, Kansas. lev
led upoa as the proparty OF Eleanor N. wbouss
and tsaac Newhoa ~ and in favsr Of Jo-eph
Henderson; said red q ute appssised Al $6s.-
S3.. N. w. TAYLOR. She: III.
May 81 50 5w 81 .ia
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w. X. FArRHoLx has two year.old
grape vine tbatiwo weeks ago had fifty
six distinct lunches Of grapes on. Who
can beat. that. Try il. Jeems.
He also has 4 strawberry plant, which,
was set out this spring. that now has
wenty.six berries on.
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aH We have ben requested 10 an.
nounce Iha. there N;jI Be meeting in
Dr. Bucks SCHOOL house nex: Sunday
morning. at eleven o'clock. by the
(:hrissiaa Church. Rev. G. W. Short
will preach.
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Col. toRNEY, wsi.liig from WASH
ington TO Tie Philadelphia Press. in re-
gard TO the address recently issued BY
the democratic mvm6ers oil Congress.
trutbfolly says: 80
"No more emphatic admonisioa ol
the purposes entertained by, the leaders
Of tie present democratic organization
could have been laid before the Amer
lean people than this extraordinary pro-
duciion. Not single word appears ia
this address in favor of the war Tor the
maialainance of the government, or in
opposiIi TO the rebels who are tight
iug for It's overthrow. Is it no. anaz-
ing, in such a crisis as this, while near
" seven hundred thousand freemen are
Offering their lives as a sacrifice TO the
hag-while hundreds OF families are
mourning the loss OF their husbands.
fathers, sons. and brothers, ard with
the record before their eyes Of the mon-
strous atrocities perpetra'ed upon the
wounded who have fallen into the hands
OF the traitors. and even upon the dead
bodies of those who died in honorable
batile-that distinguished gentlemen.
protesting 10 represent large portion
Of the people Of theUniied States, should
deliberately and eoldly refuse 70 say
that the war in which We are now en-
gagged is just war. and tha, i. is be-
Ing conducted TO presei:e tile fIeest
and mos, generous government in the
world? The bravery. and the skill.
and the moderation which have ex,ort.
ed from foreign aud hostile nations ex-
pressions of astonishment and praise.
DO not awaken single ,hrob in the
breasts Of these fourteen democratic
members OF Congress.
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WAsH1NoroN, Nav 81.

The vesseIiu which Gen. Saxson.
Military Governor of South Carolina,
had sAlIrd, was. wrecked. thIrtY-,hree
miles North Of Cape Hatieras. Pas
sengers and crew were all saved.
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Tue n. E SUNDAY School meets at
the church at 9 o'clock every Sunday
morning. lis hoped there. will be .
good attendance every Sabbath.
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Proeeedings Of the Board Of Trustees

ASSSO>ASeeAS - ~~~~~S
z On Tuesday evening last the new
Board Of Trustees Of the village held
their first business meeting after the
Organization Of the Board week be.
fore. They lave gone 10 work in earn.
est,and are doing business in Legislative
style. Abou; twenty ordinances were
introduced, half dozen Of which were
passed, aud the balance referred 10 ap
prop,iase commit. es. to be reported or
tbs Saturday, evening
We expect 10 commence the publica
ton OF the Ordinances in week OF two
50 tha, no one need vichte their pro
visions igrorant'y.
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OuR young friend. MAuLoS Dows
ing. Of Company B. Kansas Seventh.
called on US to-day. He has very
much improved in flesh since he left
our office and eptsfed the service. He
is q fine lookin sadier. and viii dyht
the rebels to the eath.
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1t is astonishing how ''soddy". pro-
mo'es Independence. A well known
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DIED.

In this place on the 9th day Of MAJ.
1869. ELSIE. infant daughter Of DAN
IEL and AMANDA BRIEER, aged I year.
3 months and 3 days. after = lingering
illness
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NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT.
STATE Or KANSAS. ss
COUNTY or JEyrIRsoS.
Frs, District Court jefferson Co, Kansas
lessee Newell.

Leroy E. Curry.
Leroy +. Curry viii take notice that win on
Friday, the IS day Of June. A. D. 1859, BE-
tween tho hours ot ten O'Clock A. n. and tWo
O'Clock r NJ. ot said day proceed TO srpsa,se. oa
the premises, the following described real estate
to.wit; CommencinS ia tho soulh Lns of south
west quarter ot Section Ss in township nine Of
sanse u, 9.46 chulns west a tho south eass cor
Nor Of said quarter thsuce along sad line SIT
chains west 10 is chains ti,ence east ~ chains
thence south !0.l6 ehaius 10 the place ui begin
n,fg. being situated ia Jetferson c,uu,y, Safe
OF Kansas, said realty u bs levied up,n aud
appraised b. virtue al an order of sale 10 inc d.
rectel issued out of the District Court OF said
Coarty ia Tho abevs enu,ied cau., in favor VI
Jessce Newell and against Leroy T.. Curry.
Nav 9th; 1881. 30 3w
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TRE MERcHANrs' HorEL.-This is
the place to stop when you go to Leav
enworth. il you want gaod fare and q
clean bed for small bill. I'S
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NOTICE OF APpRAlsExENr.

NOTICE OF APPRAISEXEN7.
STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF JEvvERsox
First District Court JeiEerson Co.. K..
Joseph Eltsimnns,
r- W,
John G. Auli and Elisabeth Aul.
John g. Aull and Elizabe,h AulI: Yc. IN,
take notice that will on Friday, the l:sh ~ -.
cf June, a. d. 1852, between re nm - =,
O'Clock A. n. and o'clock p. n. q ~ a..
piocssd to appraise, On the premises, - ~
FssWiWe 6sS~sssla ssssasS- ~ =
block s in Boucher's sddifi16 3 a. NM -
Oskaloosa, Jefferson county, Kspsss, I.vsi.s
as follow.: Commencing ~ the sou,h.vess -
ner OF said block and running themes es.s -
feet. thence scnih $50 teet, therce west lse
.heRce sssth 80 fses, thence wsst-l lsss ,kssss
south 10, feet 10 place Of beg inping. said nm
10 be appraised by. sirtue Of y esdts Il ~ =
said Coun,y 10 the above entitled es1se = ~
Of Joseph Fiisimons and sgainst Jshs 9. lsIi
and Etixaheth Auii. -.......---- -,
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Tie Gl eatest Victory.

~ lew UhNS SbuSe Abc u"hl pNPStS
contained the following brief telegram:
NAsHiSGroS. May 8.
SESArE.-The tlonexlexd bi.l was
considered, Carlisle amendment Was
reiected-li 10 8. The bill then pass
ed-33 TO Z.
Simple and brief as is the announce :
men,. II is the most Important one tha,
has flashed over tbe wires since tire
blesLing "a, Of the rebellion. l: re-
cords The greatest victory OF the wal
a s.c,ory over Slavery and Land Mo-
nopoly Ia victory for The laboriny ella s.
es ali over the world. a victory which
broadly Recognizes the p1incipie tina,
,hcIc Is no value in land. but only in
the labor with which it is cultivated
Without Secession tie passage II The
Homes cad bill would have been simp-
iy Impossible. The South hal lOo
,,nueh sIseng'h III tic Scua.c.t 80 this
is one Of l..e ,ic.0ries of The war, aud
ot i.sel. !. w0..li ail that the war has
cost.
I Hereafter there need be no lack oil
CLONES Tor the People," Kansas alone
can give u million OF quarter. section
OF land. OF good quality. TO as many
fam.li.s: while The other States AMI
Territories ran furnish twice rs many
more- Emporia News. g
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-23
TOWN ORDINANCES.

A Ordinance Levyiug Tax on Produce, Poultry,
"A &c, shipped from the town of Camden for the pur
pose of sale in other markets.
Be ordained, by the intendant and Wardens of the
Town of Camden in Council. Assembled and by author
ity of the same, That and after the passing of this
Ordinance, Tax be levied on each item annexed as
follows
Flour. 80 cents per bag of SO lbs Corn Is cents Der
bushel; Peas, per bushels Oats 10 cents per bush
ell; Turkeys, 25 cents each; Geese 20 cents Ducks,
Is cents each; Chickens, Is cents each; Butter l6
Gently per h.. Eggs, l0cents per dozen
Free negros shipping any Of the articles specified,
shall be taxed double the above rates.
Provided, That there is nothing in the above Ordi
nance to prevent parties from the country shipping their
own produce or Government agents, when they pur-
chase direct from the producer.
May l6
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-23

% A. Vo1k 3 kpefiila bspds
inS Nosth sptsrp Virginia have been doing
good yorE They nsde, 4 sNew dayl sihce, 4
descent on Summerville, the county seat of
Nicholas county, drove out the Yankees, ia.
king humber Of prisoners and capturing tlIoir
baggage and storos.v .,y
~ sThey then surrounded the town Of S,ittoos-
vile, the county seat of Braxton county. The
Yankees sent out flag Of truce, and surren-
dered Internationally. The guerias took 142
prisoners'and all their stores and baggage. ~
Our men then followed up and took the ene-
mys stronghold on Cheat Mountain, capturing
number of prisoners, together with all the
baggage, and put the remainder of the Federal
force to fight. These latter were met by Mil
roy's Federal army, who, followed by Jackson,
were on their way to Cheat Mountain, and re.
ported that locality to be occupied by ten thou
sand desperadoes. Miroy thcreupon stopped,
and was attacked by Gen. Jackson, who cap
tured all his trains and artillery and routed his
whole force-Richmomd Eransiner.
The SPIRIT OF THE REBELs."-The cores
pondent of the New York Herald admits the
invincible spirit of our men in the following
paragraphs of his correspondence from the
Peninsula:
OF all the rebel soldiers we have seen to-
day hardly one of them recommended them
selves to our friendly consideration, although
we could but pity them in the hour of their
humiliation. There was the supercous curl
of the lip and the assertion of power not
possessed by them in the slightest degree, that
rebuked whatever feelings of sympathy, under
other circumstances, we might be betrayed in
to expressing for them.
Even in the hour of sickness-aye, even
death-they prated of whipping" us; to the
last manifesting how deep-seated is the hatred
against us. Comparisons were made between
the loss on our side and that of the rebels, al
ways ending in the assertion that we chad not
made much by the operation"
War to the deOM seemed to be the motto OF
all, with but few exceptions.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-23
To Rent, in Camden.

THEUPPER ROOMS OF THE BANKING HOUSE
of the Bank of Camden. There are four Sitting
and Sleeping Rooms with q Dressing Room, and four
fire places, kitchen and one servants room store
room. coops, &c and small garden. The rooms are
rather small but all will be putin good order and the
place will be found pleasant one for small family
small stable and stable yard may be rented with the
house, if needed. The garden is already planted
Maybe O. W. r. r. WORKMAN p
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-23
NOTICE..

AS IT is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY I
should collect portion of the debts due me in order
to meet current expenses respectfully request all
those indebted to me by note open account to pay
part, if they cannot pay ALL In my present position
am unable to attend personally to collecting these
claims but Mr. DoBY at the Branch Bank is my agent
who will receive payment and give receipts for any ac-
counts paid him. 7. W. SALMOND
Virginia, May9
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, THE MAILS WILL
be closed daily at p. IN.
The Office will be opened from a. m to IL M, aud
from to p. m, and for one hour after opening OF
the mail in the evening. For the midday trains the
mails to Richmond and Charleston closed at IL
m. and for all TIE other offices at o a. m.
Letters dropped into the office for delivery must be
prepaid two cents EACH No letter is delivered unless
so prepaid. T. w. PEGUES, Pm.
January Is If
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-23
May 23


BY WIN. NJ BULLOCK, EsRUIRE, ORDINARY.
NV HEREAS. WILLIAM McKAIN APPLIED
w to me for Letters Administration on all and
singular the goods and chattes rights and credits of
John j. McKan, 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 at next Ordnary's
Court tor the said District to be holden Kershaw
Court House on the twenty third day Of May inst,
to show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted SsH -ss = :.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this seventh
day Of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty.two, ard in the eighty
sixth year of the Independence aud Sovereignty of
the State Of South Carolina
Mays VIM NJ. BULLOCK, O.KD.
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SUBSTITUTE WANTED.
Virginia, May 9

TO WHOM A GOOD PRICE WILL BE PAID,
by immediate application. He must he either under
ls or over 36, so that he will not come under the
head of "Conscripts" provided in the new Confed-
crate law Information can be given, by applying at
the once OF THE CONFEDERATE May
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-23

AN AMENDMENT TO MARKET
ORDINANCE.
DE IT ORDAINED BY THE INTENDANT AND
ID Wardens of the Town of Camden in Council as
sembled, and by authority of the same, That no
Butchers Meat shall be offered for sale within the lin
its of the Town. any other place than in the Mar
ket until the same shall have been exposed for sale
there until 10 o'clock a. and that resident Of
the town shall Retail Butchers Meat at any other
place than in the Market during the day. Market to,
be opened daily Sundays excel lted) sunrise all the
year round Anything contained in the I'd and 3D.
sections of Market Ordinance passed January l3,
1850 repugnant to the above, is hereby repealed
Ratified in Council the twenty-f,st day of AprA.
1862 JAMES DUNLAP
Maya Intendants
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Notice.

T FOREWARN ALL PERSONS FROM TRADING
Il for Noto given by me to John plyer. for Sixty
Five Dollars, dated the last of February first OF
March of the present year-the consideration of said
note having failed determined not to pay it un-
less compelled by law. G.. TURNER.
Maya 3
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Special Notices.
M. BIsSELL-DENTlsT.

M. BISSELL-DENTlS
HAVING REMOVED FROM CHARLES
TON, and located in Camden, offers his Pro-
fessional services to the inhabitants of Camden
and vicinity. He may be found at his resi-
dence in Rutledge street, near Fair street.
May 22d, 1862
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In Kerahaw Dstricf g o, on "a Inst, negro boy.
y he says his namS 8 LEWIS and that he belongs
TO Major samuel Young. Of Laurence District 8. g
Said boy d Ave feet or seven inches high weighs
100 or 66 pounds age "a or Is years has on stsped
linset homespun coat and vest
The owner viii come forward, prove property pay
oxpences end take him away.
Msys DUNCAN sHr0RN.
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ITHE SUBSCRIBER, IN ORDER no MEET THE
wants of the Travelling Public has reftted and
repaired his OMNIBUS. 1t will regularly to and
from the DEKALB HOUSE, where slate viii be
kept. Parties in any part of the town. or Kirkwood
by leaving their names at the DeKalb House, before
bedtime at night may depend with certainty on hav-
ing the omnibus to call for them without fear of being
left. s. iss +.al
My old customers will find me ready and willing to
renew old acquaintance, by calling for them, when
desired to do So
May23 JK WITHERSPOON
sB- Sick soldiers in every case carried to or from
the Depot, free OF charge. j. K. w.