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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

u Fgom all We can learn, Atlabs8as, vita
the exception Of the small portion of It below
or entertainments on. the Escha. nDw mths
possession of TIE enemy IS F~erfee1g ssfa froa
Pads - tie eaeiny. Gen. Siblry, Col Grey,
and other gallant officers end q piapfy Ct base
soldiers, sTe nov ready ies then, eitasI 3 ssnalt
or large doses. Rspableaa soldiers ae noe
c~aeenullg invited to come on BY aeF soat q
IN any nanibers to suit theu -ssnvealsnea. We
new FIRMLY believe that AitaSapss - % be sss-
fsndsd Ihe dmS FL til eaanag 70 saas bis
eonntfg has passed awsy sular may how.
pl9w and tHl sa-iy ground VITA every assalaaca
hat shev VII nos DO robi2ed of tbs proceeds Of
fsss.g lkbcr, EfeTybe8y sheHl9 feel tlanktnl
aiat IBIS country Is MOI e 5eeyerzun ~ q lnsT-
clsss foe. Nc aaFe ne7sT antI quits
f4t tset we tsll bel5sl r7s sVea zsBufeses
"a ibe people. VITA lie t and inf6Sns isn
Wen6 rassese oa TIE subiesH, we feel itlear
day to oher lie above ckeei ing sssasaaetB 10
ciazgps-FTanklia Flqntls fLa1 RaHter,
2lsG
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NOTICE.
HEADQUARTERS srBSfsTFNor
% ~ - .-- --E-

HEADQUARTERS SUBSISTENCE DEPT
"a Dist Dep. So SOD PAS L1ussana1
~ FtCbsBuEe february -7sh- 1868
A Afl1G received ~althorIv a. areT7nrs s--,-
- Dae9i and Ferk. pa ties desiring Q enter ND
con- esis l9r such e~NchsHss asa i1Vissd to fl uard 81.
. qla-fssnea ststing ne quarrdss thsv
20 ats e~osisneea below q livery viii be maze
eAen-n e Of fhs above eusuoirias nj Be ma7e
1r n9ss CT af Jackson, AID rau-p ristioa vii -
ln4n4nsl 90 a-ties ente I'M into such c-oltrsefs fo-
eFerg p5n5 "a line o. abroad % d. Above p.in.seF
ths expense z the contractor.
A4J-0. y. gillespie O. g.. or
rrl3lm M1I HOS. Errn ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

- ANYWAY from George sua. sb-us ~, ~
II February q NEGRO BOT. uamsd HARPr-DN
Aseut went5-ons yeas old # dark celor rather hsrd
llie1saca snaps bis eyes lingu'ary, s abeu I've
ie7t egtt cr nine inch-s high ana we-hs sb9rt o-e
a1lfs1 ara SIX pound taE boy wss ssld by Dr..
~ Il ho se5. q holy Springs Mss. vii give the
ABOVE fr"arq 81 delivered 90 me af Jackson. or elOg for
his are end eonhuemsu- so thatI can CT nm
M-L-iH IT. SpE@IFW r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

q The Mobile Nses publisheG
extract from a lady in tie interior
10 her husband in Mobile
I am getting 20 be afreid the mead
extortiouists left 81 homs wiz whip Us
last time I got 3 bushsI Of meal / paid 81
It bus when the water was 50 high II
steam-mill could not Tun, -made the
pay 50 fr meal, and would not grind
corn. He runs tho gin, aud 4 suppose his
~ steam. PQTs0n -, 4 am told, sells bach
.teT Si&5 per pound ] saw them going \
church on Sunday, and wondered if he dsVA
had deiudad tasm into the belief that they Eere'
Christians The stsem-miu is now grinding and
selling meal for 81 IS
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STOP TEE TRIERI

kSLO- from tie undermined. t6rss niles rom
~ secAson- ~ D Q iat-n road OF MONDAY uirhf. ire
l'-h tas-snl q A MARE, far Yeas ord- sa6ut So
bends n4sa, sems nesl ss6ds malka on her back =
's4f on tAe fsa- side OF her hFai5 has the appearance
y h4FAa< ce-l eu- Tor % g head, End reCsu y had
ths SC a'e1sa hlsrsl ieTar1 wiz be paid f1 anv
taf9rmaH y 20 that I can GET Der.
uhi5 Tvs ~v-r 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

~ f9-1-F - zss are raspectfniIV in
A 81 f-sfr.1sg - sl9e3-e aey am9gns 81 BAE
re.-ossbi- ~ 80 - Pt up n hores sna AZ a.
81 lie SOAP Fssto-s - 7sTnlt, By sppiyine
a.. 49, Son. 'A-af sa. lear fha Car-
NO. g. .BTaCH
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SPLEsUHD CHANCE F97R


'Ca sac 81 Summit, ssPpl or tho Nsr Or.
= ttaas jaekson ani Grest Eertbs-n BseraI a
- E8.DED RESIDENCE.
s.asr ~ nehed q GA. Flah-d VIZ lHees. uy out
Dali ausE usrEa to1-es w=l- c~uili7afaE gzrlsn. vfns-
Y=e ara oie1azds g2cd 1ater, sfeaa saw usU crr
nHl ana easire, togeihar With 90 hun1rad n ewsrtr
e-a good lana. tortT-dVe acres 81 Wzieh Is u4asr
teaes, nAh hcisnt seed fof the season. E5 ssfls
Aoss, etc. For terms aPpR 70
G. HDf ZfKER.
Wste6makar
tuf1rat HfesArfrns
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mELETARY C0ners

GEE SAL u. C PEMsEKT9s 6av,--
~ iecdsd ha i g Che duty Of the uads-.f-~es -
: emile and -rsaliza TIE Coart sf hs CON- = -
po-io-s, -erefgrs kia1ly nd rssBsefhIiv 80 rr-
- y teglrst the J aagss Of lis sara CrnH o rsneI-
. sA laa@a arers ia ths city Of Jackson Wssn.f,-i
from watch this notice is sddrssssd.
mh76lw cALLLtN
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EVANWER-

3AN A~BLE-3O0IED NEGRO Ev. 10 work on
- ~ sg@-fi 81 trseS 81 southern fal1ad
M'-aFe a74ars Fec month viii De- paid and ur1Fis-
ms Nr7-aed apply a. .hs C'mpauT's oHes ii
'AAsDa or 20 ta5 uads.s sus5 a. JscE o..
81 ARES,
thef Engineer S. Il =
sIeasoes "5 G py ore mouth ana sead bma
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WRE. Witty

sugar ana cotton Wercbauf
AND
Dealer in Tobacco, DoEeStes. Etc. Etc.
erprf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

ACON0M2.-la view Of The kgd price and
8 ssaaJ supply Of provisions. tie Richmond
LA4aiTef advises tee people % limit thair con
sumption ct meatso a quarter Of a round 10
each pe7son Pcs day Two Gght meals per day,
NE E~n4uarsT avera, is sufficient II also advises
mat the horses and mubs b5 iakan czre Of SO.
taat thoy uay be used fr feed as q last resort
AZ this adgiee is given il all seriousness. It be-
comes as 90 receive h ia tie sans manner. bus
We make tee m2aOn saas the editor oFthe En-
qelsr shall Be the fTstnan = experiment on
nnse msat Wny the author q such 8 propo-
s.l9H #o-se iran the ca nibsls of tHe Fa
lsiands Na9 aeyeF ~ shaT eHn kiadge1 -
AagHstQ CargHifg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

~. E7s rs havns cam s agzinr j. STRsUyP =
"a BIO lafc 2 O. r=ris Of tina Bowman H7rss Mn
C. flrw I'd l-d hsVe lhsui sdiuetsi. gfbsr o,s ~
a5 q ID VII bu tud a Their office. next coor 70 10
SoutbdEn Express odica.
AhI6tF J. eTR4rre q roo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
80. msu.ed 81 uernnnan.

Special TO the Memphis AppealI
PAsOLA March ls-Najor Blythe, with command.
attacked the Federsh a. Hsrnando, ana routed thsu.
killing and aounding several lie had one man severely
wounded
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

CAPruRE--0n fuesisy, tho 81 iust, Cap
taiR Galloway, cemmandiaa Coast Guards, cap
tuTed Yankee boat near Lttla river, ia the Vi
eini of the South CaEoiHa ire. The bcas
conlsined eiehs men aRd eleven Enfeld rides.
The men and rites were also eapiU.ed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

AN IRIsu5fAN's OPINION or IRISH FEEDER
ALIsFs IA gentleman just ron Washington
reports the following conversation as baviu~
taken place Wi-bia bis hearing. in a grocery
store, in tho DisHict If Colum5a, between an
irish Federal ohcer who hsd his family With
Aim} and q grocer:
oaesF-I wish to make some purchases for
fspily use
GToeor-lou are al Idshuan. arc you uotR
OheeT-Hes, sr; ard aom MASSACHUSETTS,
Geesr-Not tIree years go tbs Legislature
on M~asaaeaaseiis passed q lay prohibiting ths
nl1afy org- zeii9n Of Hsh Roman Catholics,
and JET yeV are here O. GgI for shs same Yss-
ksessand 70 Cypress ;hB S3a.heruers. who are
struggling FOR their independence. Yga ap9
BISHOP hughes, aHd Gen. Shields. aud an such
lfisa Catnoac reaegeiss, cannot buy anything.
Ia this store.
Officer left ia hurry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

HOTEL CHAReEs-The four leading RicH
mond hotels tho sPOtsaood, Ballard American
and Powhatan hotels, are now charging tar
sials guests she foiONiBg rates per day Bal
lard hoase, eight dallsEs spoiswood, eigE dal.
lanss American hotel six daiarsi PowhHtap
i've dollsrs. The o.lsg and smaller hotels are
charging in proportion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

NnWEEEl 3

tx GOOD HARNESS NAKgFs - = ~,
- Ltnof Is F1I4 $40 .KToN.
n4t4 Colonel Gorwand1ru
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

e. The Monroe (La) Dsmoorat says .hat
Captain J. D. Thompson, tie commander
Of the Qaesa Of dc Eest, who was wounded
10 ihe ieg Oh he A5chaaiaya aad fell aprse-
aB7 10 ouE hands when the boat was captured
81 Fort DsRassy, died ia Monroe en- the 25A
ult Ha was taksa 10 the heuss Of a PHvsa
family and had every attention given hm b.
the physicians who attended him and was well
aad kindly treated He ives Buried OF Thurs
DAY mining.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

1Asa his daE eola ont M 70 ~ OF goors 70 j w..
q Co, who m carry ~ h. r-e-cantIs
m-siaetur-nE bui1s-s, and rse1ivs psymsutof
q 4ses cue me sud pay al Lab ties.
mhi7Iw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

Tbe Caase Of the Becuy ct ssssenss saS II
GJviiizafioa-a Lear arOns Lhe Eezsous
Of the Past.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

Il Oar special dispatch from Pamela brings
us the gratifying Intelligence that the Federala
at fernando haze been net and routed by the
indonitabls Col. BLYTHE, who has been Of suck
signal seEviee to the State, ever since the oocu-
patton Of Memphis By The enemy. lie has On
many occasions demonstrated what may end
en- be done tya very small band Of brave,
rasolufs ard determined spirits.
Now Chat General CHALMERS has been as
signed 10 duty ia the Northern portion Of the
STATE, we are induced 70 hope that oui military
hsces m tho. section may be Yandafed more
formidable and still more servseesble ID holding
tie enemy in check. CHALMERS Is oyer vigil
lant always daring, and viii give The enemy 10
peaeo should be epdeayor 70 possess AID retain
q fogihaii on Mississippi soil Beth be apd
BLETHs are 10 heir native woods and We PEE
dict hat msTauding bands val meet aish rough
usage when they conc cut from Memphis 10
piIlage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

ST received 9 large supply snd a i-r~ srs-r.
~ ment 81 fh45H GARDEN SEEDs re- rre
-ol So 1lt reaL JOSEPH &OoEIDGF.
Fr0nt rs-t.
M 01--zjs- -ha O ev Haf H-s-ftar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

Alazandra Democrat irlosms d:
t1at John A. Payne, the eountaEefs and I
n huoaeton, charged with driving beeves IA
AeW Orleans for the a5olaoa Amy made ihsil
eseapo nom jail, Ard lsh rr parts unknown.
the editor suspects As jailorof having allowed
sbe jall keys to be used.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

~ An cd papsr ont West ss5s he two most
prsc.ous tlings nov Included in hoops arc girls
and kegs Of Whisky
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

HoPR Nor-Tbe Louisiana Democrat says
it is not improbable hai s%ecretsTy Mallory has
In the aterval Of BIS maps, dispatched some q
lis officers to take charge d the queer Of ae
Ysst, the huii Of oug frst victory. and one Of
the instruments of the second ard addss We
90 not want his Interference General Taylor
mis- quickly proved lhathe knows What use to
Ttt her 10. If MsgoTy throws over oW gallant
liale feet The deadly influence Ct his authoTity,
tha recital Of nsval victories 10 our waters wiz
thenceforsh be- c~hTonicled Ia Y8ukee journals
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

a We are indebted 70 Governor Lubboek
of Texas, foy 8 pamphlet copy Of LIS late ms.
SAGE e lie Legislature Of ihat STATE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18
FOR SALE.
GARDEE SEEDS,

DY tho un-z-aeasd 20 S mni. Mssfz.fp7i z-.f,
- bssr-is choice MOZAsSEs.
mhIS Sc mr.. TupEv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

TIE IEDnNoLA-Tie Louihsna Democrat
publishes q description 81 the LaaiaHOia, and
makes SONS alusioH 30 her iuvuinerablity Is an
iron-elad as against shot Sins was a most
forniiable monster, two hundred FEET long, fay-
Three feet bsam, mounting two e~leveninef
guns forward aad two nineiBeh guns aft, and
all protected by splendid iron cssemates,u utterly
very shortest range Her proPelling poFer
consisted Of s~ide.wheeis end tWo screw proPel-
lers. As al evidence 81 her perfect protection,
tits stared that our artillery ftsd at her az &c
distance Of tweay sn1 thirty yards, aud utterly
isils8 to iniure her Lieuisasat Handy. Of ae
VII, fred BE lidys7o riasd gun 50 close g
her classmates tbas II actually eaTeioPsd both
portholes IN flames. and yet no injury was sus-
tanned.
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,. ". PEAgCE & CO.,
ManufsctHraEs Of MILITARY mntLtnr


EEP cousssuti 9 soi %. ortue1t Of GRAY Ciotr.
- an1 Ca s-lares- just received Douea-
l fmh1TIu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18
EaLhENt


LINCOLN has one supporter 10 NeF orleans,
If no more, and thai is ore We never expected 30
see become su advocate Of the Brant and bis
t~yrannical aessi We anudgo to The editor Of the
New Orleans Tras Delta.
Louisianians viii be astounded to learn shat
Mt. MAGrsSIs has fallen SO low as to indOrss
the Federal c-onscnphon.ees. which be doss by
Saying: aThe colseTpfoa actEeeantly passed
by Congress, with one importsnt exception, Is
exactly such q measure as We have ever advO-
Gated as alone suitable aud proper ia q country
really OF Ossnsibiy living upasr Democratic re-
publican Institutions The exception is the
tbres hundred dollar clause. Ust GREELEY,
or Journalists Of that Tx would use such Ian
gusge, was 70 have been expected but Wa are
astonished to ind h where we 40, even though
the psper is published under 8 surveillance. Il
would NOS. Of course, be allowed to condemn,
but the spbr5val IS 8 matter of choice.
Another psIagraph ia tie anne article stu
mere strongly shows the change that has come
upon that journal It says:
Can any one Of rs have forgotten She mode
and the manner Of pating our State cut Of the
Union DID the people consent 70 euch q meas
are Were then views desired in regard 60 the
procasdiugi Were hey not on the contrary,
expressly, reasonably excluded from putinE
upoa record thov approval OF ~disapproval Of
acts involving, 10 ereatar extent, their lives
G1eir properties and their sacred honors, thaa
ever before. Ia any civilized country, claiming
10 b. owned and governed by e free, enlight-
aned and equal population, were submitted for
judgment 2
The thousands Of BIZ. MAGISEIs readers who
are nov in the army, where they were insdgztsd
in part 70 60 through his parsuasiOps, viii not
forget that be sdvoaated the policy shove cor
demned. without reservation, snd with as viii
e1clsim, how are he mighty l~aIlen!" Inter
course with The enemy has weakened bis knees
e such an eE.eat that he hes fallen b. The way
side and abanaoned his former faith We re-
gret to have to place him on record in Chs man
ner.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rs.
70 - AN INFEsTaENTl

SNUG, FRAaE RESIDENCE with .fr roon5
- kitchen, saokeaou-= eli terf. -te. and beauafaI
10 Ct ground, acj0ni1g the Dixie Works a. Canon.
m1l52 men, Hna
PERL LoDGE, 70. %, F. and A. 81.
Il EErs reEsiarly t- FIasT SATURDAY
AA Nv q NG n sao4 mlltn, q tae Rs-kA-
treatment r00zl, over he Cty Hal ~
JAJ. B NORRIS, W.M W
EWls ASHER Seer ta = ma17
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speech Of adre,v Johrson Recently NE.
tEVaPed fu Cfmcfnmuff.

|--"|"7U1||7 |T|-T| - =
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

Societies auxiliary to this orgeniz+din the different
counties and neighborhoods Of This State, shall be Heeog
nized IS such upou reporting thgir organization to the
corresponding secretsry Of This society, and shali be en-
titled 20 memb ership ACCORDING 20 the the basis Of repre-
s~entGtou provided by this Reconstruction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

There shall be an executive committee OF five mem
bers, whose duty lt shall be to provide 2 suit-b room
'or the regular meetings Of the soceiy-to make publ
cations, AID direct such correspondence b. the cores
pondinE secretary, as in the the judgment Of aid com
mittee, The best Interests of the society may require
And also extend its endeRyOTs tBraise ands for the use
of re society in supplying the necessities Of our army,
rs -contemnlat.d bY this asEleiatiOn.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.


A CARD, UNDER THE SIGNATURE OF COL.
~ J. l.. Black First South Carolina Cavalry having
appeared in the papers, inviting boys under conscrpt
age to volunteer for mounted service in Hampton .
Cavalry Brigade" it is hereby ordered that be-
tween the of sixteen and eighteen years shall
ter the organization proposed, any other organza
tions except such authorized and called for by
the Governor and CommanGer-n-Chief
By Act OF the General Assembly persons between
sixteen and eighteen years # age well those be-
tween tortyiive and fifty, made liable to military
service whenever the Governor deems that the exgc-
cy requires troops for the defence Of the State IN the
recent organization OF troops for local defence for six
months vice, the Governor has thought proper not
to include persons under eighteen years, but they may
be soon needed for service IN the State
For these reasons, and the additional one that the
Confederate Government has not embraced persons
under eighteen years of age in the provisions Of the
Conscripion Act, the above prohibition against rails
ing troops from this class byvoluueering for Con-
federate service, is announced.
BY order OF the Governor and Commander-in-C thief.
a. c.. GARLINGT y,
Adutant and lnspector-General :. c..
Is Papers OF the State copy twice
August 2S
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
EEADQUARTEKs
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION. }
COLUMBIA, Aug. ~, 1868. {

GENERAL OFDEPS No. 1873.
I THE SUPERINTENDENT OF CONSCRIP-
l.. IlON having ordered that ''a persons in the
SIX months troops" organized in this state. for
local defence. shall be allowed tD remain in their or
ganizatons for the present the Orders from these
Headquarters oIJuiy 81 are modified as not to af
feet those persons who were members of said Rep1
ments atMe time H,ey organized.
ILL., Enrolling Officers, until further ORDERS will not
register as volunteers, give certificates transpor-
tatlon to. nor in any interfere with those who
were members Of SAID Regiment a the time of their
organization rs to all others liable conscrpton who
were not members of said Regiment when organized
(and who are required to report by the Orders of July
2'th) They proceed as heretofore ordered, to con-
script those who do not report volunteers" by the
10th instant, and go forward by the lst September
G. D. MELTON,
Comd't Conscrpts, &c.
Apgust2l 2
~ All the papers in the State will copy twice
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
South CarOlina-Kershaw District.
BY l.. MCDONALD rsou,,r ,nn,x.,~
District.

WHEREAS, VIM WALLACE APPLIED
w to me for Letters Administration on all and
singular the goods and chattles rights and credits OF
VIM e. Workman, 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 our next Ordinarys
Court for the said District to be holden at Kersbaw
Court House on o. the 9TH day of September next,
should not be granted
Given under my Hand and Seal, this tweLty-frst
day of August in the year of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three, ard in the eighty.
the State of South Carolina
ALEX. L MCDONALD. o.K.D.
August 81
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
South Carolina---Kershaw DISTRICT.

BY A l.. MCDONALD, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
NTIEREAS, C. NJ. SHIELDS, APPLIED TO
w me for Letters of Administration on all and
singular the goods and chattes. rights and credits of
VIM Shields, 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 Mt next Ordnarys
Court for the said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House the fourteenth day of September next
to show cause, if any why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this 9th
day of August, in the year of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sxythree and in the eighty
year Of the independence and Sovereignty of the
State Of South Carolina
August % 2 A. L. MCDONALD, O. X. D.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
DEKALbHOUSE,
Camden, s. C

THE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
and the travelling public that he has leased this com.
modions HOUSE, so egibly situated in the growing
town of >amden.
tits re"vonal superintendencc and best efforts aided
b. competent assistants, will be devoted to the com
iot ana satisfaction of guests and visitors. He conf
IDENTIFY asks continuance of the favors of all who
have visited the DeKalb House, and calls from any
of his friends who visit Camden.
January lG J. H JUNGBLUTH
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
EOE SALE.

THE DEKALB HOUSE AND FURNITU RE
belonging TO it, is offered for sae-subec to the pre-
sent lease, terminating the lst of January next.
Terms cash. For further particulars apply to
August JOHN WHITAKER Pres't
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
NOTICE.

AT MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE
Camden Hotel Company, it ordered that all sub
scribers TO the Capital Stock who have not paid up
their subscriptions in full by the lst day of Scptem
Der next, will forfeit their stock BY order of the
Board JOHN WHITAKER Chm
August
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-13
C,rcuit Court--,tanttovoc Co.

Frederick Borcherdt against William Bach.
Bv virtue Of an execution issued IN the above
entitled cause and tested on the 2osh day OF
February, 1863. TO me directed and delivered
against the real and personal property of the
defend mt, William Bach, l shall on the oath
aa7 OF April 1863, at ten o'clock in the fore-
noon OF that day, at the Court ii ouse In the VII
lara Of Manitowoc. county Of Mauitowoc, offer
for sale and sell at public vendue the real es-
tate hereinafter described and all the right, til
tie and interest which the defendant William
Bach had therein on the 21st day Of April $50
or that be has at any time since acquired,
which real properly is knoxn and described as
follows to wit:
Ali those certain lots or tracts of lani situate
in he county OF Mauitowo: aud State Of Wis.,
cousin and being lots Go . I ii IS 10 and
% in block 20. Al, lots . and in block 49,
lo,s and IL block 35i. lot 10 in block 1856,
lot le in block 32t, iot IL in block 224, lots 4
and il block l A. lot in block 223, lot 10 in
blcck 2IJ ..i in III village of Msnitowoc; a'so
the nv of Sec 81 in Township IS Range 81
eaat, the sw ! Of Sec 50 in Township ~ north
Of Range % East, the by 81 TIE ne OF Sc
30 in Township l3 north Of Range %, the s~ !
of the sw Of Sc: 81 Township Is north OF
Range % east, the Sc ! vi the ne / of Sec. III
Township l9 north Of Rlnge % east. the S ! Of
the nv and Sc + Of n / Of Sec. Il in Town
ship 9 north oi Range % east, 1Htt lot no, l In
Sec - III Township l9 north o. Range % east
Dated Aanitowcc, February p. 1868.
TRAP SMITH, Sheriff
by J. II. Burns. Under Sheriff
x: VI NICHOLS T. IFS Atty