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Zeal Estate.

o., REAL ESTATE NOTICE 81
L.!l. 1A
In view of the times, and the necessity of dspos
ing of property, have had placed in my hands
For Sale or Exchange
great variety of Real Estate. consisting of
YELLING HOUSES, varying in price from
$500 to $780,
BUILDING LOTS, desirably located in all parts
Of the city, to suit the wants of all classes
FARMS, large and small, in the adjoining towns al
prices within the means of ALL adapted to the raising
vegetables or market, for dairy purposes, for milk
Wood and Timber Lots,
together with two three Saw Mill Privileges.
III of the above list of Real Estate the terms
payment will be made to accommodate the condition
and means of the purchaser. Much of the purchase
money can remain for a term of years on mortgage.
TENEMENTS TO RENT.
Il. Il. ABBOTT,
49, No. l0l Main street,
Mas
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s R. LELAND has just received one of
Ne MASON HAMLIN'S IMPROVED HARMONI-
uMS. with the automatic bellows, swell knee stop com
binaton valve, &c. These HARMONIOUS are
greatly superior to the ordinary Melodious either for
6 Person interested are invited to call and EXAM
inc these instruments
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4
n stockholders of the Bay Fire Insurance Com
pany, will be held at the Co npany Office in Worcester
on MONDAY, the third day OF November next at eleven
O'Clock NJ, ot the election Directors and to act
them
Dividend of per cent will be payable on the day of
the annual meeting.
EDWARD Il. WASHBURN, Sec'y.
Worcester October 49, 1862 dtn3 Oh
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
T1E FOLLOWING RESOLUTION
aopted by the Governor and Council. has

TIlE FOLLOWING ESOLUTION.
aopted by the Governor and Council, has
been ordered to be publishcd
Resotred, That the seventh section of an
Act entitled An Act to amend and suspend
certain portions of the Militia and Patrol Laws
of this State passed 7th of December, 1861,
be altered and amended to read as follows:
"Ihat all persons required to perform ordinary
militia duty shall be called out for company
muster and drill at least once in each month.
except those belonging to Beat Companies
within the corporate limits of any cities of this
State, or within the corporate limits of any
town or village containing not less than five
hundred inhabitants, including slaves and free
persons of color; and all pcrsoes in such cities,
towns and villages required to perform ordinary
militia duty shall be called out for company
muster and drill at least once in every two
weeks; and in case of default, in either case,
to be liable to the same fines and forfeiturcs
now provided 10y law"
Extract from minutes of March 4th.
By order of the Governor and Council.
+. j. MOSES, Dr., Secretary.
March
Ess" All papers in the State copy once
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADJCTANT II INSPECTOR GENL s OFFICE J
CHARLESTON, s, c., February 81, 1852
GENERAL ORDER No. D.
COMPANIES, BATTALLIONS AND
- Regiments will be accepted to serve "for
and during the present war;" No oddiHonui
troops WW he received for q shortc,. terna.
ii. Accepted Companies only will be per-
mttcd to recruit for twelve months service
until they have the required number.
LII. Persons exempted from active service
arc required to forthwith enroll themselves in
Reserve Companies.
Nv. No person between the age of Is and
40 will be permitted to join the Reserves, unsa
less his exemption has been endorsed and ap-
proved at this office, or by the Surgeon-Gencra
of the State.
BY command: S. II. GIST
Adj. and InspectorGcn. of S. C.
March
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The Cash System

HAS BEEN FORCED UPON US BY OUR
IL inability to obtain the of continuing our
business from any other source. Our customers will
therefore please take notice that will henceforth
till no orders (unaccompanied by CASH whether for
under precious special arrangements distinctiy made
aCiM as. j. j. WORKMAN & CO.
January 10
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Notice..

"A are, by law, required account annually TO the
Court of Equity Tor Kerslaw District, s. c., will
please file their with Commissioner of said
Court, on or before the 10th day of March next
Rules will be issued against all dcinulterS nnlcdi-
ately WM r. TAYLOR c. E. X d.
Commissioners Olicc, Feb. l3 1862.
Fcbruory 81
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Notice.

Notice.
w HAVING DISCONTINUED THE CREDIT
W system entirely, all orders must be accompanied
with the cash, or its equivalent Special agreements
or those we are indebted to- accepted
December 27 KUOPMANN IL SOMMERS
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Notice.

WE WILL SELL GOODS DURING 1862 FOR
W cash only. N" books or memorandums will be
will be kept. No goods will be allowed to leave the
store until fully settled for. No orders will he filled
unless accompanied b. the cash. This notice is in.
tended Tor one and all ; and very much hope that
no one will ask US to depart from this rule as we are
determined to adhere to it without respect OF persons
Dec 20 3m MARONEY, BOSWELL d BRO.
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Notice,

CREDIT SALES AS HERETOFORE WILL BE
" discontinued on and after the lst of January
next. Special arrangements only accepted
December 20 DRAkEFORD CO.
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Final Notice

INHOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED TO JOSEPH NJ
4 GAYLE. and JOS. NJ GAYLE f CO.. are again
notified that the notes and accounts of the said firms
are III the hands OF W. l. DEPAss attorney at law
Tor collection and unless settled by Return Day they
will be positively put in suit.
November ID
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South -Carolina---Kershaw District.

GY WI. NJ BULLOCK. EsRUIRE, ORDINARY.
w HEREAS, THOMAS L. BOYKIN APPLIED
w to me for Letters or Administration on all and
singular the goods and chattles rights and credits of
Burwe Boykin jr late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These therefore, to cite and admonish ALL and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas
ed to be and appear before Inc at next Urdnarys
Court tor the said District. he holden at Kcrshaw
Court House on the seventeenth day of March next
to show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted
Given under my Hand and Seal, this twentieth day
of February. in the year of our Lord thousand
eight hundred and sjNty-iwo, ard in the eighty
sixth year of the Independence aud sovereignty of
the State Of South Carolina.
February % WM NJ BULLOCK o. X. D.
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NOTICE.

\ LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE. ESTATE
IA of JESSE f. YOUNG, deceased, either by note
account. vii! please cal! the Adn;n;stratc and
settle the same, by cash note wish to get the
business closed up in shape FORM at an early
day. j. M. GAYLE, Admr
February IA
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NOTICE.
South Carolina-Kershaw District.

l. 1 IL, u,
w llEREAS, JOHN KIRKPATRICK and JAS
W d. KIRKPATRICK applied to for Letters
of Administration on all and singular the goods
and chattels rights and credits of Paul i. Viii
lspgue late of the District aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, 10 cite and atmonisl ALL and
singular, the kindred and creditors of the said de-
ceased TO be and appear before at Ordna
rvs Court for the said District to hc holden at Kcr.
shaw Court House the third day of March
next, to show cause, if any, why the said admnstra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this 18th day
of February in the year OF Lord one thousand
eight hundred and siXty-wo and in the eighty sew
enh year of the independence and Sovereignty of
the State ci South Carolina.
February If WM. NJ BULLOCK O. X D.
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NOTICE.

ID ECRUITS WANTED.-ALL PERSONS WHO
III are desirous of enlistng in my Company, now
serving in Virginia, requested to come forward
and enroll their names. Congress allows bounty of
fifty dollars to each persons who enlists
February 81 IL. B. CANTEY; Captain
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PRODUCE.

INIE UNDERSIGNED WILL TAKE IN PAY
L ment of debts, all kinds of country produce at
the highest market price, the time of delivery
Anxious to close up his old business, far as posi-
ble and at the same time accommodate the farmer and
planter he soliclts such payments.
January "a T.. W. BONNEY.
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Blanket ShaWls.

4 LII WOOL BLANKET SHAWLS, SUITABLE
~ for Soldiers Shirts for sale at the Old Corner
by E. w. BONNEY.
February IA
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA. February 25, 1862.
y OTlCE is hereby given that all persons having
: any arms suited for public service any lead.
powder, sapetrc sulphur are earnestly requested
TO report the to the Chief of the Military he
pnrtment or to agents appointed by him, and that
fair prices will he given for them for the use Of the
state
BY order Of the Governor and Council.
f j. MOSES, jr, Secretary.
s,sy All papers in the State copy three times.
February % 3
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WORSTED DRY GOODS.

4 LSO RICH SILK DRESSES, WITH a LARGE
"a quantity of Embroideries &C., for sale at cost for
cash. at the "Old Corner ." l.. w. BONNEY.
January %
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

THE WINTER CAMPAIGN.-With the exception
of Washington and the elder Napoleon, leaders
of armies have always been accustomed to re-
tiring their forces, during the cold months of
the year, into winter quarters. Even the gene
rails of the Southern confederacy, had arranged
to follow this established precedent. The
army of the North has no similar intention.
Precisely during the months of January and
February the extraordinary spectacle will be
exhibited to the world Of naval and military ope-
rations on the most comprehensive and extended
scale ever recorded in history. The great
Northern avalanche is just about working itself
loose from the pinnacle on which il has hitherto
been poised, and will shortly be precipitated
with irresistible force upon the xebel States,
sweeping away every obstacle before it.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT oF VIRGINIA,
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Dec. 81, 1851. J
Board Of Fire Wardens is hereby appointed, to con-
sist Of Captain JAS Mllward Jr Captain Of the Port
Captain Geo. F. Hopper, Company H. Tenth regiment
New York Volunteers; Captain Thomas Lowther, Com
pany G, Tenth regiment, New York Volunteers,
making fires in any Of the tents quarters barracks and
buildings generally. whether public or private, in aud
around Fortress Monroe with view to greater security
against confagration.
made any changes they may consider necessary in tho
position and arrangements Of any repaces stoves and
ues in any of the buildings referred to- and when tho
res cannot be secured render the house perfectly
safe the stoves shall be removed and fires entireyea
cluded from the building. To he done without delay.
BY command Of Major General WOOL
Wx u. wmrP.E Assistant Adjutant General
PHINEAs A. DAVIS, Captain Company 6, Massachusetts,
Sixth regiment Provost Marshal.
hro department H to be organized and TO this oiect
Quartermaster Captain Grer Tamadge, through s. Will
kns Esq., of New YORK; caused the following advertise
mcnt to be published for proposals for two steam re on
gnes:-
OFFICE ASSISTANT QuARrERsAsrER, U. 8. ARMY,l
FORTRESS MONROE, Va. Dec. "a, 1861. !
Sealed proposals viii be received this oe until twelve
o'clock noon the 10Th day Of January next for furnish
or 10 inch Carys rotary pump or other pump OF equal
capacity with suction hose sngsh snd diameter meter 20 S oe
tender for fuel and hose reel to 500 feet OF
hose OF usual SIZE Proposals will also state price per foot
for suction hose Of size that with engnes %
to IS additional being required with each with all
sary connecons so feet Of india rubber delivery
Bidders will state detail capacity Of each 10 inch
pamp for drawing and dischaglns water under different
up sufficient head effective work, and such
other Information will enable this Department to decide
thousand feet Of india rubI delivery hose desired
Price in each case to include delivery at this post In fun and
complete working order will also state when they
GRiER TAILMADGE, Assistant Quartermaster
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Died.


EAzrye.--In Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, January
Q, WILLIAM II. BAzIsG, in the roth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Saturday. afternoon
two O'Clock without further invitation from -. Mary's
Episcopal church, Classon avenue near Myrtle avenue
Cincinnati pap Iers please COPY.
BRAKR-GD Thn sday, January 2, FRANCS. infant son
Of Conrad and Frances J i;raSc ngcd l mcnihs
raj from No. 2l5 West III, ,sad street. this (Satur-
day) afternoon, at two o'c.cck
long and painful illness EDWARD BEADE aged so years.
6 months and "a days.
Tho relatives and friends OF tho family and the mem
and the Exempt Engine Company, and the Fire Depart
ment general. most respectfully invited TO attend
the fanera from his late residence No. 23l Spring street,
on Sunday afternoon, at enc O'Clock.
BLAcsrock-On Thursday January 2, Of congestion Of
the brain, MARY ANN, daughter Of John J. aud Mary
Blackstock, aged months and Ia days.
Tho rionds and relatives respectfully invited to
attend tho funeral from the residence OF herather "a
Essex street, this Saturday afternoon, at two occk
BRowS.-On Friday january g. HASoaA BnowS daugh-
ter OF James aad Margaret Brown. aged months
The friends and aclraintanccs are respectfully invited
10 tend the funeral the residence Of her parents
No. 473 Water street, corner Of lke, on Sunday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
BARsry-In Iryington, on Friday, January ., saRAH
BnAspcEK, only daughter OF Dr. Newton and sarah Bar
ney, aged year.
attend the funeral st tho residence OF ". Barney
lrvingon this day Saturday at twelve clock noon.
tive Of Argyshre scot and.
Argyshre and Glasgow papers please copy.
DowNs-On Friday morning. January ., of dropsy,
sAxuKr CHURCH, second Of Samuel ana Eliza Downs,
in the ID year OF his ago.
The relatives and friends Of tho family respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral this Saturday afternoon,
at one O'Clock from tho residence Of his parents No 70
Perry street.
DoirNy-on Friday afternoon, January o. at half asst
ve O'Clock, after long and Illness, JonN J. DO
LuNy, of consumption.
The friends OF The family and those of hts aunt, Mrs.
aurens are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from his late residence No 0l Bayard street on Sunday
afternoon, O'Clock, without further invitation
DopMASN.-On,Thursda morning, January2, EDWARD
HERMANN. youngest Of Henry and Johanna Dopmann,
aged three months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attendho funeral from tho residence OF his
parents, No. Browers row, Fifth street, ftoboken, NJ
j. this Saturday afternoon at ono o'clock His remains
WIN be taken 10 Greenwood Cemstory
EVANS Friday January 3. csAnss Eixsn, young
est son Of Benjamin j. and Margaret l.. Evans, aged
months.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
A New Tariff.
THE IMPORTERS AND THEIR AppREHESsroNs

THE AMI Aur'h hhf'H"ur'SfoNo.
The construction which has been placed the act OF
Congress lcvying additional duty coffee tea sugar
and olasscs has caused importers of articles other than
these look about, and take measures for protecting
themselves from similar levy. II appears to bc pre-
vacnt idea among tho frcqucntcrs Of the Custom House
the importing merchants and their clerks and tho Custom
House brokers and omployos--that Congress will make
still further alterations In the existing tariff laws The
imvorters Of tho articles OF luxury, egch wines,
liquors aud silks have taken the alarm, and have been
Withdrawing their merchandise from warehouse In anti
cipation OF the passage of act affecting H. Many Of
them argue that there s great danger to them OF the pas
sage by Congress Of law which will levy an additional
deity their goods In store similar 70 ono which was
passed short time since
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

BEooKs-SAcKr1T-0n Thursday, January q by Rev.
Thomas Gal auict, ADRIAN G. BR to SArAH SANDS,
daughter Of tho late Josc Sackott Esq., ali Of this city,
FRsNKJIy-CIBt Ry-in South Milford, Mas, On We'd
esday, January ], by Rev. Mr.. Townsend, BSI FRANK
uS OF N.w York, 10 HATTIE H. youngest daughter OF
Dwight Colbcrn, ESD, Of Milford.
SrRoRa-ZAmI i;IR.--On Thursday. january 2, at the
Reformed Dutch church, Flatbush, l.. l., by tho Row.
Thos G. Strong, H. D. Rev. RoazHT g. Strong. of New
Baltimore ~ Y, HARRIET LYDIA daughter Of tho late
John B. Zabriskic, NJ H.. of Flatbnsh, l.. l.
TArIMAY-PyARsoS Thursday, January 2, at tho
reside nee Of the brides mother. BY tho Rev. High H.
Blair, Mr. wM. u. TALxAS to Miss MARY fEsRsoS all Of
New York city.
WmEiEa--I.ArcuRAy-0n Wednesday, December 25
by tho Rev VIM Stars, JouN JosErn WHEELER TO Miss
MARGAlIf TEHREssA LArGiRAS.
Philadelphia and loughkccpsie papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
The Surre ndcr at Fort Fillmore.
To THE EDITOR or TuE HERALD.


In your paper Of tho slst December 1861, under the
head Of Twelve Months History Of tho United States )"
you state that August Fort Fillmore surrendered
by Major Iyndc, and that hundred and fifty United
states troops taken prisoners. Major Iyndc
had moro than vo hundred United States troops under
his command Fort Fillmore, and at least hundred
and y OF those were taken prisoners beforo the sur.
render.
10 has beon repeatedly stated In different papers that
Major Iyndo surrendered bis command TO inferior
force enemy, when the fact OF the s that his
force interior to that OF the enemy at tho time Of
the surrender. These false statements Major Iyndo
has not contradicted because he supposed he would
hayo opportunity to do so Ia the proper place.. e.,
before court msrtial-which opportunity has been
far denied him. JUSTICE.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
THE MASON-SLIDEtl AFFAIR.

Interesting News from Port Royal-The Latest
News from the Seat Of Wax-The Reaction in
the south-News from Europe, &C., &c.
The highly important Correspondence Between Lord
Lyons and Mr. Seward resulting In the Adjustment Of
the Mason Sde Arrest Case. will be published tho
WEEKLY HERALD, ready this morning, at ten O'Clock
will also contain the Latest News from Washington Ken
tucky, Missouri Port Royal and all points made promi
mont by the present war; The Reaction in the soush-A
New Orleans Rebel Organ does not Like Je Davis Mes
sagc The Latest Intelligence from Europe and all Inte
resting News Of the past week.
Terms-Thres dollars por year. Single copies, in wrap
pers, six cents
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
LIFE BALsAM.

III
Rheumatism In it's most painful FORMS also scrofua cry.
sipcas, salt reum pmpcs II chos old ulcers fever scrc
the OF diseases Of the blood mcrcura
plants debility liver and Kidneys incpient ption,
&C. are most certainly cured By this great purifier.
HNAirS LIFE BAISAM has cured honsand ds OF Of
these and 81 ilar Diseases and will
which be reached by medicine n taken In sccord
with the directions
iyATT'S LIFE BAISAM cured Mr. B. Rice 80 Grovo
street and Il Clinton MARKET Of nfsmmlory rheum ltlsm
. nj eout. after he ha cen crippled for years.
lyATTS LIFE BAISAM cured Mr.. D.. n. Holly, dockmass
ter III Madison street. of terrific ulcer after he had beeu
In the Broadway Hospital months and then thought 70
be incurable.
iIYATrs LIFE BALsAM cured Mrs. c. Gore, Third ave-
street, scroiua King evil The
ucer destroy the flesh from the the wird.
pipe exposed cured Mrs. Gore of dyspcpsta
Principal depot, .i6 Gianl street,
rs cents Per bottle, or ak bottles FOR 81
MARX THIs.-CARDs 70 CENTS PER 1870; BILL
lN Iclds first cns s. per rcam; DruggstS abcls Soc
Circulars Ssc 10o Ncwsapcrs fainphlcis foserg
printed equally cheap, at DAWLYs corner OF kcadc and
Cenie streets.
NIOLAssEs FOR sALE.-CHOICEsT NEW ORLEANS
THOMAS n. AGNEw,
26O Greenwich and 50 Murray street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

TIE GRAZ OPERA TRourE.-The members OF this COM
pany arrived in town yesterday They played at Chicago
Oh Wednesday and at Pttsburg Thursday to crowded
houses. II IS not yet determined when they viii. give
opera at the Academy
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

wAIAcK's TrrArRF.--Fhe comedy revivas at this es-
adjustment are proving attractive than even the
novelties with which tho house opened The first class
talent and completeness Of the company naturally insure
such result.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

Mss LIZZIE BELLS LITERARY ENIsRIAiSxENTThe bsre.
fit to be given by bliss Lizzie De in aid OF tho unsm-
poyed shopwomen Of New York, of this evening
at Hope Chapel She will be assisted by Professor j. d.
Brown Tho phlanhropic object Of the entertainment,
as well as the attractions offered ought to secure gosd
attendance