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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

William street large business transacted and the clos
ing prices were considerably in advance Of the Second Board
sses Sterling Exchange quoted nominally at lt@la3 for
n.ksrs, Bills Franks L223 but the marx Q. is everish
and unsettled In consequence Of the varying prices
of Gold Freishts dull, and rates again
lower. The business OF the Sub.rressury was Re
cepts, S83s.6i3 81; for Customs al53725 Pay
men,s, s393,7s4 3d. Balance, sll435.2G4 81.
The market for the low grades of Western State Flour
opened quiet bs with advance in exchange further
decline in ireGh aud moderate arrivals closed rner with
improved inquiry Rye Flour qrie yet steady. Corn
Meal Is dull Wheat is Idlc. q bush. frmer, espe-
cialy Red Western Winter, which in good demand sales
include l97 100 BUSH Barley is in fair demand, and is quite
firm. Barley Malt Is quiet bu. firm. Oats In light
supply, aud with good demand prices hrmer
Rye is inactive. Corn Is ia good request for the
Eastern and local trode, especially Prime. which il
Pork rather dull and lower under more liberal
rivals the demand mainly confined to the urgent wants Of
the home trade. Beef heavy and in limited demand Beet
Hams still quiet. Bacon is in better request Cut Nests
quiet but prices without essential change. Lard in
good demand and rmer. Butter and Cheese hrW and In
good request at previous rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

Among the Members OF the present House
whose reelection we earnestly hope for, Mr..
AMBROSE W. CLARK Of the Jefferson District
in our State holds prominent place. Mr.
CLARK being practical printer was ,lor d
wonder) placed at tic head OF the Committee
on Printing in which position he labored ear
nes,lY and successfully to stop the bestowment
Of further sum of S35, 900 on The National
htsHigsncer, under the protense of buying OF
that concern needless AID enormously over
priced books. 1t IS 50 very much more plea
SAINT and easy to favor such jobs Gas some good
Republicans, with most Of the Democrats and
Border State men did than 10 sternly oppose
them. that We think the public owe some mani
f.staton Of confidence and gratitude 20 those
who resist and defeat them. We have not
been specially in sympathy with SIr. Carh
hitherto but there will bo heavy printing bills
Tor paper money aud other work. to scrutin.
zc for some tlme ahead and be has oyinced
the ability and the courage to do Justice IN
the premises. For this reason, we hope he
may bo rcnominated and reelected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

Gen. DAVID HUNTER, we hear, is warmly
pressed on the President for the general COM
mand of the Union armies in the Valley OF the
Mississippi. We do not judge who is fittest for
that important command. but we are sure the
public would hear with great satiefaction that
an able, energetic man-one whose soul is in
the War for Union, and who has more faith
in fighting than in spading or strategy-had
been appointed to it. Our faith in General
Hunter is strong; but we wish the President
to put the best men in the best places, regard
less of others opinions. There is comfort, at
all events, in knowing that the Western De-
partment cannot be worse mismanaged than it
has been.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

Hon. ANDREW j. HAMILTON, formerly in
Congress from Texas, has escaped from the
murderous despotism now cursiug that unhappy
region, and reached our city. He reports
Unionism very strong in Western Texas, though
oyerawcd for the time by rufiianism. Colonel
Hamilton, We understand, heartily approves OF
President Liucoln's Proclamation Of Freedom,
believing that it will prove the death-blow Of
the Rebellion. He ought to be heard in our
City, where no State is so little understood as
Texas while he must be able TO throw flood
of light on its recent history. Shall be not be
called out, and induced to speak where thou
sands can hear him We understand that he
his stopping at the Metropolitan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
ILLINOIS.

a Republican onion State Convention was
hid at Springfield on the 9th. T.. c.
ISUERsoLL (War Democracy was nominated
for Representative in Congress from the State
at large-NEwToS BATEMAS unanimously re-
nominated as Superintendent Of Pebble Instruc-
ton, and WILLIAM BUTLER for State Treas
uror. The Presidents Proclamation Of Free
dom was most heartily indorsed. And how,
if any one supposes that ticket can be beaten,
let h.ln look on aud be enlightened
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
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! Tie Hartford CO1raRt--ha5iualg cautious
and moderate-tbus speaks Of our State canvass:
/ The nomination Of Gen. James 5 Na5swoT,l to run
sgaius o1iio Seymour tire State Of Now YORK. indicates
that the shewd politicians Of bat region alive - the
iy Of hayinss candidate tina. viii dw cot by bod
mud decisive Inc action and Poll y ell the real ssVe
Of the State ains that Lcama'ion of Old fo5hm'
lIoTsiio seymour Cen Wsi-otfh viii command the foe'
tue small portion Of the Democrc party who do iheh
own political thinkiny. The great mess Of the Buchanan
Demo, rats never think political questions, Oat eorisnt
themselves Nth fcysieug the elic, Of tie pafy' ana 80"
parry means ast what few uasrses choose 20 have 4
moan.
We rejoice that Greeley hs, this tine carried hi' Po-'
II Is o. In, interest whole corntgy that thorough can
va. principle should this fal be mstc IN that state what
ever IL result. in the STATE it s4no. i 70 refec.
the country .sfe whole foods o. Light aid VII l''
something tonic eIcc' wbih b friroa. fe'ilenH
election had Temporarily failure. % 'ei 90 WORK d4.iicty
pefoepbe or American politics 90 this auur For ~ high
moral tone the Fremont can pasn vas roe Permanently
effective au any campaign Ne have lad oee tie hs e'e
zion Of ihoml, Jeasfson'
We bee The Conrqm and all friends out
side of our State to Danish III app Extensions Of
the result Of our canynss Tbouh we have
just enlisted Eighty Thousand Volunteers for
toe War, of whom at least Sixty Thousand
would vote FOR Ger. Wadsworth il at home,
we shall elect our whole ticket BY good ma
jory. There were over fry Delegates in our
late Convention who supported the Fusion
ticket in l-G0. while there were not three IN
the Seymour Convention who voted for Lincoln.
Aud this shows the drilt Of opinion IN our
State. We shall elect Gen. WADswoRrH aud
bis colleagues by votes that were always till
last year cast for whichever was called the
Democratic ticket. They are in the hands OF
men who Will never vote for candidates who
have ten words Of rcbuke and arraignment for
those who are doing their best 20 preserve the
Union 10 every one for those who are fighting
to destroy il. Were our electors who have
gone to the War enabled to vote, we should
elect Gen. Wadsworth BIZ nearly One Hundred
Thousand Majority. AS it is, tie majority will
be smaller, but it will do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Tie WorM does not seem to have given
reasonable notice of its change of front, so that
its correspondent at Hilton Head recently


'Wi yon suffer gseson FROM who does profess
10 b. a sprta bat wpo fully believes In the truth which
Sam devoted his NE 10 iust ate. that hi gs eau
he done well as o,hcrsr why should force Il fom
- 5000 troops starting from this point arch
ward utering the word iberyP IL 1t doubtful that
they could call to their banner force that would be limited
ouy by their capacity to tho recruits evident
that they would effect speedy recall Of tho Southern troop.
from soil and at tho time cut Of The enenys sources
ofspppyP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
TO CORRESPONDENTS

Nc notice he taken Of ANONYMOUS Communication
Whsever intended Tor insertion must De authenticated
by the and address Of the wr,erno necessarily io'
tubhcstcn bu. ssusranty for ms good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Connunicaficns
AL business letters or this ofce should addressed to
'1Hs tribune" New-YoYk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
GENER Al NEWS.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Angio-Saxon
of Cape Race on Saturday morning. we have Eu-
ropean dates TO Sept 10. The accounts Of the battle
ct Bull Run had, Of course, produced great excite
ment in England. Ii was considered probable that
France would soon recognize the independence Of
the Confederate States, and part of the English
papers were advocating their recognition by all the
European Powers. 1t was reported that the Rebels
had bought three fine steamers in England, and tina,
they were building others, inclusive Of powerful
ram. The Roman Question is keeping up great
excitement all through Europe, but 10 new move
.uent of importance is announced. Garibaldis
wounds are reported to be worse; with regard to
his trial, the official paper of Turin announces that
ostice must take s course. The nobility Of Poland
are not willing yet to accept the programme Of
Grand Duke Constantine, but they have signed an
address which is offensive to the Russian Govern
neIt.
Another meeting Of the Board of Aldermen was
held on Saturday morning, when resolution was
adopted removing Augustus T. Purdy, Deputy
Street Commissioner, from Office, on the ground Of
dereljcton of duty. Aid. Ffoment nterposed objec-
tons against such summary proceedings reinarking
that he did not suppose however, that anything he
had the matter arranged, upon which sort of know
Ing laugh ran around the Board. For fear the men,
bers Of the ring might get their foot into trap by
some OF their own maneuverngs recess was taken
until o'clock in the afternoon to obtain the opinion
Of the Corporation Counsel. In the mean time the
opinion was obtained, aud go tho matter stands at
present.
We have news nom Pensacola to Sept. IL, and
Key West 10Th. The health of the troops and
squadron was good. Nothing had transpred zinc.
our last advces by the Connecticut. At Kew West
the sickness on shore had absted but there was nc
Improvement among the shipping.
The French steam-frgate Finisterre, Commando
Berter from Vera Cruz Sd inst, and Havana 10th
arrived at this port on Saturday. She mounts sou
guns, has engines Of 26O horsepower. and has
crew of 265 men; has been employed Transporting
troops from Brest to Vera Cruz.
Commodore Porter was serenaded on Saturda
night, at the st. Nicholas Hotel, by several comps
uies of fremen. The brave officer made brief b.
excellent speech 10 his complimenters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
WORE REBEL DEAD FOrND.
aied Pres. -. 49,,
wAsmNGroS. Sunday, Sep.. Y, -Ss1
OFFICERS PROMOTED.

OFFICERS PROMOTED.
The following named Officers have been promoted.
ON the recommendation of Ma. Gen. Mcclellan,
TO Brig. Generals:
Col Governor A. Warren, Of 9th n. Y. Vonn.
;eers, for distinguished conduet at the b6t!ie OF
Games MIL
Col. Alirsa sully, let Minnesota, for distinguished
conduct NJ the batiie before Richmond
Col. William n. Averil 81 Pennsy lyaaia, fos
distinguished conduct at Fair Oaks.
Col. Robert Cowden, LIST Massachusetts,, for dis
nncuished conduct 1T Williamsburg.
Brg. ten John Cook US. Volunteers, has been
ordered to report for dnty to Maj.-Gen. Pope.
MEDICAL INJECTOR oP THE NORTHWEST.
Surgeon Wn. A. Sloan, L. ). A.. has been assigned
TO duty with Gen. Pope. AZ Medical Director Of t;s
Department OF the North West.
THE ISSUE AND USE OF STAMPS.
by Chap. 1863 See. q, Of the acts Of the 3'tn
Congress il is provided that no instrument on par y
Issued prior To the Let OF January, 1863, withouA
benl stamped, shall be deemed invalid ON tAat AZ
count. Suits for the recovery OF penalty can only %
instituted by Collectors hence, il stamps are uS'
ready for on the LET Of October no INJURY OF 'oss
will result to the public. It is expected however,
that stamps for leading purposes VIII 10 teaa! W
Wednesday or soon after, and the use oil stiinPs
will be required whenever the Department Is pre-
pared 10 furnish them.
CALL FOR BLANKETS.
From w. Y. Dennis State Agent OF Indiana, wne
has Just returned from Sharpsours, we learn 'na'
the great want of the soldiers is blankets. OF other
necessaries there seems to be plenty, but un''" .
supply of blankets is speedily furnished, crest 'sf's
luz and sickness must result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Full returns tom Summers and Rockers corps
show the following losses in the battle OF Antietam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
STATE OF THE MARKETS

There was an active demand for leading Stocks a
the First Board bat the pressure to sell was also great ant
Daring the early part Of the session the market seemed to b.
svenuppsd with stock Under this excessive supply, prce
oil Of with but few exceptions until the adjournment
shenes borders in from the street.
given 10 the whole market AT tho Second Board
considerable excitement and asersl advance in prices
sa1 this upward movement continued up late hour
sr,1a n hs interrasl ssu,sp Of brokers aud outsiders, In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

~ spp-s. tl.t tho Radical Gtsernor. wt,.~ seer
concisve cond,nncd by Of their srssus
al burned to Washington where they had lnierve
with Mr. Lincoln yc.erdsy and where they hope
frofl the President ~ fair means foul by VIII scns
nuudu su nsion 20 their dira'ion - O. " bai Dener
shall conduct The Being fOiled by GOremcfs Eralio
CuTr. and cd Ia their attempt b. the proposition
have Mcclellan cd and Frcino Installed H. hi. p-r
thsy viii Try their tlIds iudiv lualy and
the Pre- ideut to sfec. the desired change"
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-21
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER. }
Columbia, MARCH, |. 1860 {

TIE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS
adopted this day 10y the Governor and Coun-
cil, have been ordered to bc published:
heSotred, That the sale or delivery of spir-
ItuouS liquors to troops in service is hereby
prohllltcd, and any person selling or ,clivcrin.s
such Sprtu"nS liquors contrary to such prohi-
blton shall he deemed guilty of a mSdcmcan.
or; and all bar rooms and yroy shops within
such limits as shall bc prescribed hv the Con-
icdcratc commanding officers in their respective
districts shall lac deemed Il nuisance subject to
bc abatcd.
Rcsolrcd, That the Confederate officers
commanding in each OF the Alitntv Districts
of this State Shall, within their restrictive dis.
trict>, except within the corporate limits of the
city of harrr>lon, which is otherwise provided
io', have full power and authority To take such
steps a> may he necessary to enforce the prohi
bition contained in the ahoyc resolution. and
If requisite for this purpose, to close all bar
rooms and Gr"g shops, and stop altogether the
sale OF liquors to any person Whatever
RcSoircF, That all bar rooms and yruu shops,
and other places for the sale of sp;utuous H.
quors, within three hundred yards of amy
railroad station in this State, are hereby proh-
hitcd: and to keep, or aid in Keeping, such
bar room or %rog shop, or other places of sale
of Spirtnou> liJuor>. shall bc deemed miSdc-
mcanor, and the bar room, or grog shop, or
place of sale, nuisance and subject TO hr
abatcd
NIxtract from the Minutes of March ~
by order of the Governor and Council
+. }. MOSES, Jr., Secretary.
~" Each paper in the state will copy twice.
March If
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-21
sWATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

CoLrMBlA :. c.. March - 1852 {
y ORDER TO ANSWER IN THE SHORTEST
and most satisfactory way the many inquiries
made in relation to The points generally present
ed the following information is ordered to bc pub.
lishcd:
HE now system OF military organization iv which
Vnro mont OF all the mac citizens OF the State be-
tween the ag"S of Is and 10 is ordered Will not ap-
ply l" any "t the twelve months Regiments until the
expiration ot their present term OF service. at which
time u:!>&& IL ."-enlisl lor the war they will he
enrolled and subjected, like other citizens to con-
scIplion.
All Companies Of Infantry and Artillery that were
iornct-tt l.. "ilcercd and having the number pre-
Scrbrd 10y Confederate law-;t, the time OF receiving
the recent Proclamation of the Governor will he re-
cclNvd as truS organzcd: and those companies
though partially form IT, which were expressly and IN
W II ng auth rizcd by Confederate authuritv and the
enlisted men whereof had received lo,lmcs anterior
20 The publica ion of such pr,cana,iu shall bc j., =
mttcd to complete their formations and will bc ac-
ccitcd Tor the war art Of the quota of this State
provided the officers Of such companies he reported to
TINS office Tor confirmation; but companies of any
arm nat were not So formed at that time Will bc re-
ccived under the last call
Dy command: 5 r. GISr
Adj and inSp. Gen. Of 3 c..
March 81
.zij Al papers in the State copy once.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-21

tant-Gcncral, with the roll sent in from that
District.
In matters of instruction, as to duties, the
Boards will apply to the Surgeon-Gencral, at
Columbia; but of their action will bc made
directly to the AdjutantG Generals office there.
l5y order r. w. GIBBS, Md,
urocon-Gcneral, S. G..
1S Charleston and Columbia papers insert
twice, and others in the State once.
March 2l
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-21
Oats and Cow Peas
EOR SALE FOR CASH, AT THE OLD CORNER.
IL November l f.. w. BONNEY
Notice..

r HAVE THIS DAY, OCTOBER 24 SOLD OUT
! my entire stock of Goods Wares and Merchandise
in the town OF Camden, to j. NJ Springer, Esq, who
will continue the business at the same stand I have
occupied heretofore IN the said town. All persons
who are in anywse indebted to me, will please make
payment of the same to said j. NJ. Springer. at an
early day; and all who have claims against me will
present them to- him for settlement
p~ccmher - + SPRINGER
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-21

Leave Camden, .40a. m.
Leave Boykin's, l2.l2p. m
Leave Claremont l.248 "
Leave Middleton lilo q"
Leave Manchester June
ton LIS, p. m.
Leave ClarkSon's LBS
Arrive at Kingsville l.50,
Nov. 8-tf III.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-21
Bricks, Lumber, &c.

1 FEW THOUSAND SECONDHAND BRICKS
seasoned Flooring BOARDS SHINGLES &C.
Tor sale at the odd Corner, Tor cash only.
November T.. VI. BONNEY
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-21

Leave X inesvillc, So n. IN.
Leave Clarkson's $50 /"
Leave Manchester June
tion 8.3S n. III.
Leave Middleton S.43
Leave Claremont 9.0S
Leave Boykin's 9.4S q"
Arrive at Camden. 1920
L. PEAK +, Gen'l Sup't.
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STATE OE SOUTH CAROLINA.

AIk.A|.2zzZz.zzz; M !z|!; !:
sURGEoN.GENERALS DEPARTMENT., |
CoLrMpIA, March II, 1862.
TSPECIAL ORDER1
Instructions for tie Guidorcc Of the Boards of
Eu mpftons, IN the Districts ot tie Satc, fer
tie E.rom'""tio" Of Appiic"nis jor C'rHf-
c0icS Of Disability. for Diychorgc Il ON dc
TIRE Ntiuo,y Scrrice.
The cXigcnccs OF the present war demanding
The service OF every citizen liable to, and cap,-
bic ol, performing military duty, ,he scvrla
Boards will examine carefully all applicants
fox t liratcs O. disability, and grant them
oMv to those who shall appear. on ,ritlclc i'll
Sp"ct!on, 1" I've incapable OF active niIliary ser
Wee. In the performance of this responsible
duty they Will bc governed, ne;lly V as posi-
bic bN tie follow me regulations:
NoN-suFFlCl Nj CAUSES FOR GRANTING CENTIFI
GATES OF DISABILITY 4:
/. lr"Ll>p">ltl"n to disease, especially lien
inferred solely from the statements oi lhc ap-
plicaGt.
=. Fractures and wounds not seriously i'm
pairing the use OF the links, nor ;tctiry the
general health, nor intcrrup,iny the pursuit
OF ordinary NocationS.
). Shorl-SghtcdncS>, unless irrcmcdiablc hv
glasses.
/. loss OF One eye not interfering with the
use of fire arms.
5. Single Ecducii,lc Hernia, in subjects
under 30 Years OF agc.
CERTIFICATES OF DISABILITY WILL BE GRANTED
TO PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH TIE FOLLOWING
DISEASES;
Amauro>S.
Angina pccturiS.
-\neu!i>m ot' large arteries.
Asthma, accompanied with l:mphvscma
B!a'dcr, Chronic Catarrah OF.
Cancer
Deafness, total.
DiahrIi,.
DlalllI,a Chronic
Di>Iocatlon,, irrcduciblc, destroying the use
of the mcrhcr
Urop>v If the Abdomen
Hrop>y of the Cellular Tissue
Drop~y of the Chest.
Dy>cutarv. Chronic.
Elcphanlia>is, aggravated eases OF
Epilepsy.
t"ul, Chronic.
Hernia, double.
Hernia, irrcGucilc.
Insanity.
Kidneys, Brighl's Disease Of.
l.arynX, Chronic liberation Of.
Lungs. Ahsr>>,sc> III.
Lungs, Ilemorrhagc OF.
Lungs, ! lubcrc!c> IN.
Q.>opha@rs, Chronic liberation or
Paralysis.
I;hcunal>m, Chronic, with cnlargcmcnts OF
Joints.
~ inal Cord, organic LESSONS OF.
Stomach and luic>tIne>, Chronic uIccrat;on
Of.
Supra rcncr Capsules structural Disease Of
Syphilis tcsiarv.
tiut-foot.
Naiic-occIc, incapactating active cXeltion.
Dciolm tics, Tuners, nervous disorders and
injuries of bones, tcndons or Joints seriously
iinpairing the general health, strength or mus
cuar functions.
The Board Of Exemption will axamine crit
calIy, with view to guard against icigncd
discasc>-ca>cS OF Epilepsy, Deafness, Convu-
tionS Chronic rheumatism, Urinary Diseases,
Opthiamia Impaired Vision, Paralysis UlcclS,
and obscure Neuralgia. In case will these
diseases be cons dclcd, unless Il certificate from
some responsible practIcing physician is pro
duccd.
In case OF acute disease under medical treat
ment, such iurloughs will be recommended,
after enrolment, as the Board may deem ad-
visablc.
\ II certificates cXccpt those already Uiven
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Is" Eight dollars per anlum Tor every additional
square
BUSINESS, and PROFESSIONAL CARDS EIGHT DOLLARS
a-ycar. All advertisements for less than three months
CASH. If the number of insertions is not specified ,n
wrdtng advertisements actU be cOntiuued TIL orted o,
atd charged dcco,dingly.
Announcing CANDIDATES, three n,OnUS Fee DJilu1S
Orer Mdt time, the usual rates will bc charged.
No advertisement. however small will he considered
,eSs than square and transient rates charged on all
,or Il less time than three nunthS
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-21
Notice.

WE WILL SELL GOODS DURING 1862 FOR
W cash only. y" books or nemorandums Will be
will be kept. NO goods will be allowed to leave the
sore until fully se,tled for. No orders will be filled
unless accompanied hy the cash This notice is in.
tended for one and all and very much hope that
will ask to depart from this rule, as we are
determined to adhere it without respect of persons
Dec 20 3m MARONEY, BOSWELL d. BRO
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CIR Gamorn Gonfroerate
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
u. II. RSEEM AN.
AT TWO DOLLARS a YEAR,
PAYABLE INV ARIABIY HALF-YEARI.Y ADVANCE.
Terms for Advertising:

Terms for AdvCrtiSinW: a
For one Sqiarc-fourccn lines or less--ONE DOL
LAR for the first, and FIErY CENTS for each sub
scquent insertion.
OBITUARY NOTICES, exceeding Square, charged
tor ut advertising rates
Transient Advertisements and job WORK MUST BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE
Nodcducon made, except TO ourrcgular advertising
patrons.
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