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Capital.
titst Nationa! BANK Of New York. .-......$ $a00 0D0
f!rs NAtonal lang Of Fhsladelphta- ...... 10000
t1tEt Natioua! Hank OF Chicago, illinois,. 100000
First National Gapk Of Syracuse, n. York, 100,000
Eilst National Bank OF Cleveland, Ohio. 100000
Sscon1 National bank q Cleveland, Ohio 10000
Fttst National bank Of Dayton, Ohio. 112,500
Steond Nattopal Lark Of Dayton, Ohfo.... 100000
Eitft Nattona! bank OF Fremont, Ohio. =. 100000
f!rst NatloHa! Bank OF Fort Wayne, Ind. 100000
Fi1st Nattora! Dank OF ! Youngstown. Ohio 116,0CO
Fisst Nutionu! Eank Of Ann Arbor, Mich. 1900
F'1st Nat!onh! Bank Of Erie. Pennsylvania. 100000
tifst National Bank Of Stamford. Conn 10000
Iirst Natiaual Hank Of Springfield, Macs. 1500lN
ti1st Nattona! Bank OF New Haven, Conn.,. $4,000
ftrEt Aat!oAa! BARK Of Davenport, Iowa. 100000
f!rst Nht0nR! Bank Of lafayette, Ind n51U00
Firet National Hank Of Sandnsky, Ohio.... 100U9
F'et National Bank Of Carlisle, Penn....., 5000
l!ftt Nat!olHl Bank Of Richmond. lnd..... Il0CO0
Etrst National Bank OF 10" City, Iowa.. 10000
Fisst Sationai Bank Of Portsmouth, n. Fl. 10000
Third Natloual Bank Of Cincinnati, 0hio... 300,00O
Fi:ei NatioEui Bank OF Aurora. Illinois,. $4,000
*4I I1,s fls5 nfE 49, -
, 1863-07-30

AT milwaukee, yesterday Exchange was steady
nj A@A per cent. premium.
The Interest required to be paid In gold coin
on the public debt Of the United Statcs as it stood
OIL the 30th Of June, 1858, and the ntercst stipu-
lated to be paid In currency, stand as follows fot
tie current decal srat.
, 1863-07-30
Seeds In Phtl.deIpbla-Ju1v45,

The market Is clear OF clover seed, and there Is
nothing doing In the article: It Is quoted at $3.50
46.75 per bu- Timothy ranges from $2.s5G?.y3,
aud there is more demand for it, Flax seed IL
scarce, and II here would command $2.375f@2+50
ner hu.
, 1863-07-30

Received, 49,e3 brls -four, 1G,1G3 bu wheat
Business Il, day on the Coru Exchange has been
exceedingly slacS, a lot Of 800 brls fresh ground
suncfahe brought s. a2H. parcel Of Milwaukee,
club wheat y as sold on private terms; some LOCO
bushels Of Indian com brought SIC
, 1863-07-30

Montreal Grain market-Ju1y2 25.
There Was but little done today on the Corn
Exchange. Old ground super -four sold at 81 10 to
q Is; $500 brls supe1dnc from western wheat
we're Rlacea On pirate terms Some s !oo 6ass -four
1U,00O bu o. c. Spring brought from Oh to 9s15c,
and ZONE few transactions c1 cars. Nothing
doing In other grains
, 1863-07-30
Detroit Grain 11arket-Ju1y %.

Wheat-No sales and nothing doing. The quo
tatlons are nominal, at 81 for red, aud $l.15 for
white. CoEn--Held at Is cents. Sales light, and
confined to retail trade. Oats very quiet, but with
tendency downward. The new crop Is looking
Wen. Quoted on street. as worth 81 cents.
, 1863-07-30
CHICAGO DAILY mARKEr.

f an gru&n sold vim storsnts reported In
is market y<pore as su1ieet to ae storage, UhieA
y 1asd by the buyer, e1clusscs Of the price paid
mode u schieh Tie seller pays he storage, !. Is r.
pe.ted ~. o. b. o. q fec Of stolage.' IN Hour
ta. arc quoted a. "6elirsred,' ttakess o&hero5Ss
'77
, 1863-07-30

Sales Of 500 dry California at o34c; 1900 do do
at about 2ic; 1863 yEcen eolted do at IKE; no lry
California Kips at &c; 1900 10 do at 23c cash; 500
New Orleans wet salted Kips at 1!5xc; 28 0 dry
Western at s0c and 800 wet sailed do at 10kGE1lc
cash.
, 1863-07-30
Pfttsbur.h Petroleum market-25th,

whtaky vas steady at 49e, With eales Of 9o br!s
here. and 1T5 to arrive. Hides were sold at 16c
for flint. A sale Of 90 bales Of hay WAS reported
at 81 10 u no ibs delivered.
, 1863-07-30

WEDNESDAY EVENING, July %.
BEEF CATTLE-The market dull aud nominal,
In the absence Of Ea1es, we omit quotations,
HOGS-Qaletanda steady. Sales were:
"a Hogs Averaging 20 ms $1.50
JOG 2s5 " ......... a.4O
199 200 ................ 4, Is
, 1863-07-30

1NPoRrAA7 No71cx.-The Surveyor Of Gus
toms at Quincy has notified the Collector of
Chicago that all invoices Of goods going west
of the Mase1ssippl ut that point must be
swornto at the Custom House In this city. to
prevent detention at Quincy.
, 1863-07-30

n CONNECTION WITH PENN 4. HAILN0AD.
This ticket entities the holder to have himself
and baggage carried from the Pennsylvania Rail
road Depot, Philadelphia. to the New York Ferry
in Philadelphia, FREE or CHARGE,
GEO. G. HATHAWAY, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Every passenger from the West 10 the East,
through Philadelphia, gets one Of these omnl-
bus transfer tickets, aud If he does not desire
the benefit Intended, it Is his fault and not that
Of the Companies who pay the Omnibus Line.
, 1863-07-30

PORT OF CHICAGO.

AEEIVED. a.
stnr Sea Bird Dougsl1 Manltowoc. xunds!es.
stmr espbeaMl, Pabst. GRIND Haven. sandstes.
Prop p1:taburE, Hopktpa. buffalo, sundIfts.
Prop FoTest Ques1. C1lQul Buffalo. suadStes
PROP City Bcaton. McHeuty Qg4enBbufSh suAdrles
, 1863-07-30
MYSTERIOUS DISCOVERY.
i CIiIld,s Skeleton Found In RfdgeIy
Place.

Yesterday while rak1ns among lot Of dirt
and stable manure where the track of the P
and Fl. Wayne railroad crosses Ridgsly
suit Of boys clothing, which proved to have
the Skeleton Of Child in them. The Coroner
was notified, and repaired to the spot, but
could gain no satisfactory information re-
specting 1t. A man who has passed there
daily for some months. says be first noticed
this pile Of dirt deposited there about three
montlsago. The bones had no flesh On them,
and the head and one foot are missing. 4
leather shoe and woolcn sock was upon the
other foot, or near It. The pants were GOV
cred with stains of blood, aEd I'LL the clothing
pants jacket and shirt-borc the appearance
# having been covered with lime, for some
weeks ut least The Coroner placed the re-
mains in o coffin, and secured such articles
found in the rubbish us would be likely to be
identified. These can be seen at the Super
sisor's Room in the Court House, between
The hours Of IL and 12 o'clock to-day, to-
morrow and Saturday. Those who know any
thing Of q child from sir to ten years old be-
ing missed any time during the past year,
oner, and also examine the clothing and other
things at the time and place above stated.
The inquest will be deferred until sufficient
time has elapsed to give tho public an oppor-
iunity to furnish any information they may
1ossess, which will throw any light upon this
mysterious matter.
NORMAL MUSICAL L1NsTITu1R.-Those desir-
ous Of acquiring thorough musical educa
ton will be glad to learn that Prof ". C.
Parker, former Principal Of one Of the largest
musical institutes in New York, has estab-
lt.hed Normal Musical Institute at Valpa-
raiso, Indiana, convenient by railroad to this
city. The Institute has Tor Its object, the
thorough qualification of Singing School
teachers, leaders OF choirs, Directors Of Sing
ing Schools, musical conventions, profession
al and amateur singers, oTganists, pianlsts
and composers Of music.
Too much cannot be said in favor Of a high
state Of musical culture, whether 1t be in the
tami]y OF community. Who will deny the
correctness Of Ehakspeare's estimate Of " the
man that hath not music In himself" and the
man or woman at the present day who is notin
favor Of giving liberal musical education to
his or her children, Is little better than savage
We trust this Institution will meet the en-
couragement 1t deserves. Valparaiso Is
beautiful and healthy town, only forty miles
from Chicago BY railroad. For full particu-
lars, address Prof ". c. Parker, Valparaiso,
Ind, asking one Of his descriptive circulars.
PROMPT AND REso1uTE.-Mrs. Garlick, Of
Wheaton, Du Page county, saved one Of the
most valuable residences in that village from
destruction by fire recently. No sooner was
the alarm given than, pails in hand, she Was
the..frst upon the ground, and, gaining the
roof, 10 checked the flames that they were
speedily extinguiahed on the arrival Of the
villagers.
, 1863-07-30
ssndusky Graiu market-July27.

Wheat. very dull. We could hear Of no sales
The range Is about $i.03 on track: S1.0) from
teams; 81. o. free on board. Corn. dull shel.ed
42G45c. Sales Of one car at 4Sc free on board.
Oats, quiet at Soc from teams. FfeIghts, wheat to
Buffalo, &c; to Os,vego, &c.
, 1863-07-30

The receipts during the past twenty four hours
were as follows: 1859 brls four, 1862 bu wheat,
,410 bu corn, 1853 bu oats a5. bu rye, and 61e
bn barley. The shipments By Lake were 3,19l brls
four, Cl SG0 bu wheat, 113050 ba corn, and 500
bu oats.
The leading markets to. day were active and firm
and prices OF come articles ruled higher.
There was an active demand for Spring wheat,
ard the market ruled hrm, with sales Of No. i at
$!.eG@l Or; No, 9 at 0of9t; and Rejected at 1ol
73c-the inquiry being Chiefly for No. and Re-
Jected. Winter Wheat vas dull and neglected, and
sales, though trifiug. were at decline: new No.
Red selling at $1.o4, aud new No. Rcd at S1O0,
The Corn market advanced fully nc per bu, and
closed steady-Cana1 Mixed selling at 5o1{@5Oac
a]oat; Mixed Com In sturc, 49149,xc, and Reject
ed Corn In storeat 47>5047H. At the close the
extreme fgnres were not maintained, and sales Of
mixed wese At 494c.
Oats Nerc in good demand and steady at res-
terday's decline, With sales Of No. at 5Aka56c-
principally t15c. Flour was more actiyeat 81 Is
G5.c0 Tor common to choice Spring Extras, and
$t.0cQ6.15 for Winter Extras. Rye WAS quiet at
&C, harley WAS firm, with Gales Of good quality,
new crop, at 7oc. Highwines were dull-light ealcs
being made at dc.
The Provision market is quiet. There Ia still q
fair inquiry for Mess Pork at $2 So bnt holders Of
good brands arc mostly asking sl2. .7591ae0. There
is good demand for Bulk Hams, and the market
is rn, with sales to-day Of 800 pcs city cured st
TX loose. Lard Is neglected. Bnttcz is active at
1sEG14c.
The1c ls a fair speculative inquiry for Timothy
Seed, and light sales were made to.day at $1.s5@
s.00. Round 1ote Of prime seed, however, arc held
at $2.1aH@sa5.
Frcights were dull ar DC for wheat, az for corn;
and sGa1S for outs to Buffalo, aud SC for wheat to
Oswego.
, 1863-07-30

pROV1SIONS-Markct for MEss PoRK fism and
.ominal po 1t at t1s5o. BULK ME4rs In good demand.
tres White and Brown ut TIC.
- Seeds M Timothy firm: Sales: IS bags good at
20; Is sks fair at $l93; Il bags do at $1b5.
SALT-Domcetfc Fine quiet and steady ut s.. 10
del. Liverpool g. A. is held at Is.
KMICEE@Steady M ST. at 3A18s<c for Arraean.
, 1863-07-30

The market il quiet for Clover and Timothy
Seeds; small Gales OF the former 1t 1z1sc "A b,
and Of the latter ut 90 q bu. Rough Flag
OF &c ms.
, 1863-07-30

~ Neryous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causes, In both sexes-ncw
and reliable treatment. in reports OF the Howard
charge. Address, DR.. J. Skillln Houghton, How
ard Association, No. 2 Sonth Ninth street PAIla.
dc1pLia. Pc jy194w
, 1863-07-30

The quantity Of -four, wheat, corn and barley,
lett at ttde-water during the Sd week In July, In
the years 1862 and 1865, was as follows:
, 1863-07-30
A Card,
A Gard.
0s BoAnD PROPELLER FOUNTAIN c1rr,l

OE BOARD PROPELLER FOUNTAIN ctrT
, Orr BuFTAIo, Monday, July 20, 1868.
CAPT. WIN: T. PKAsE-Dear Sir: Tie un-
dertjgned. passengers on your boat on her
present trip from Chicago TO BufEalo, respect
fully desire your acceptance Of the ACCOM-
panyipg gift, as a slight testimonial Of our
grateful appreciation Of yonr uniform courte-
nnd hmoness 70 us, and of the pleasant
acquaintance and intercourse,
M1th many wishes for yonr future SUCCESS
in Life, we remain, Respectfully yours,
$sss + e5S:sa; ssssss s5Ifsssi &o2ais, HI III.
E. F. Johraton'' h' do do
y.&: Hahn, chiesgo, III III.
e. Ia; 5ss1 5R,sh1sEdesoa. Chicago. IL. -. =.
9o5n y. g: shortall, Chicago, III.
4. Wilson, starbuck,1 b Boston, Mass.
Ihe gin referred to consists Of q beautiful
The captain was also presented with Silver
flteher chez on her trip from Buffalo to Chicago,
DE: DE-: :HuS1En,-W shave frequently called the at
tenton Of our readers to the advertisement Of this
distinguished physician aud surgeon in another
column q o9rpaper: In the treatment Of chronic
diseases re has no superior. such as bronchitis
GafAHh. Consumption. Sore Eyes and Ears, Piles,
Fistula and Cancers, Tnmors or Wens Of eyerT
description, and without emitting with the knife
Hunter. and be will certainly give you good ad.
vice. No. 81 Randolph street.
~ Ease and comfort in one minute. 1nstan.
tanfous and etcacons cures Of eorns and bunious
Larmon Block, cla1k street, corner Of Washington
, 1863-07-30
BAI!1AoRE-The supply has been more liberal,
anu sales alow atabout p1ersonB figures Viz:

CLETELAND.-Thc price of wool has undergone
10 perceptible change since last week, Compare.
lively none changing hands, neither nanufacturl
e1s o. dealers being lesrous to pay within severn
ceLts pound OF holders prices. Wool growers
are not willing at present 10 make the large con-
etestons asked Occasionally there are those sell
Ing at tnch offers as they can get, and though
not declined With exchange and gold, and sales
G:n now be made at comparatively high prices.
II + rot our Place to predict they will be low OF
could witness the immense quantities Of foreign
mt woods being sent to mills which have formerly
worked exclusively domestic Grower.
ToIEpo.-The wool market has been more quiet
IL hardly sufficient arriving to enable us to name
qNotatlons-as@G0e is the range, the latter an out
side figure for best clips.
AuwAuKEE.-The Sentinel says The wool
Wool, as received from growers, would bring
, 1863-07-30

CHARGED WITH HORSE EsrEnEe.-Yester-
day afternoon u man named Henry Stewart
>sus a11Igned before the Police Court, On the
charge Of having stolen horse, several days
$50, from Charles Grogan, living on the cor
a.cs Ct West Lake and Levitt strects. He
YVES held In $500 bail for examination on Sat-
urdsy afternoon next, and in default was
committed.
, 1863-07-30

The aggregate quantity of the same articles left
at Underwater from the commencement of nariga-
ton to The I'D July, inclusive, during the years
Flour, Wheat, Corn, Barley,
~ bsls: bu. bu. bu.
1sG3.. ,5i0,.00 7,e56,1O0 1Q,4H,a00 G1,1G0
, 1863-07-30
New York Stock and Money Market,
Nr- vnru 1p1v ~ .pa-


GOYEKNAEHf sT0CKs.
Government stocks firm.
2; s; g. 81 e;1eeg,:1o7 US. es 81 regd.. .1o5x
MosEI-Eaey ut 5DNper cent. ....-....
Sterling exchange closed dull at 139s{1140 for
bert bills.
Gold without decided change-openiug ut 1274,
advancing to 127st, and closing eteady at 1s7k.
The Persia sailed to-day fo1 Liverpool, carrying
ont S165 6SB In specie.
, 1863-07-30

NATIONAL THANKSGIVING DAY.-The Meth
odfst churches of this city viii unite In re-
ligious services on the 9Th Of August, in tho
Clark street Methodist church. Rey. Dr.. T.
NJ, Eddy breaches at 10 IL O'Clock in the fore
, 1863-07-30

Paper HaDgings at less than New York prIcee at
Wholesale and retail The trade supplied on tho
most liberal terms. jY74W
, 1863-07-30

The customB Ieyenne Tor the current year re-
ceiyable exclusively in god Is estimated at seventy
millions, while the interest on the funded and other
public debt, stipulated to be paid in gold is, thus
fat, only thirty millions per annunl, and the entire
interest On the public debt Of all classes,
ysO.
The number OF banks which have organized
undcrth Act Of Congress passed at its last ses-
sion, is already considerable. We fad the follow
II list which have 80 far organized as to have de-
posted their stocks for currency. III 1Aom,eoA's
Lank -yote Re1trier:
, 1863-07-30

W dH gram 500 IA sfors''ia reported In
q, III ha is1 1S; %as a. s9es 70 = ;oragf se
far Me grain 70 lie teaer iy1sa II tSaa,a;tos i Il
a4s e ,enie1 s stAer e pay* Y re ssersge =
"a. arc quoted AZ "dflirsred' = ttaltss olasTp5ss
- WEDNESDAY EvEs1So, July .. 1853.
follows BGrsA1o: s sehf Eiys osk Se1S %ith T.
wheat, at Ac; schzs Cuba and Echo, with cora. at
rs @ sehr Eseline. y with oats. At :hc; prop Mem
with wheat, via Goderich, at SC.
,F1oUR-Reeeised, s595 brls; shipped, $40, bs1s.
Ma.ket moFs aetiys 1o Salss weteso brls White
s %Dsi ss at E. IL 70 e ehoee spae DO &C. Ss
$50; 100 brls ;. Roscoe City Spring Extra Oh D.
t.: 10 bril- Spring Extra at s. o.; 100 b1la do 1t
btis DO 1t $50; 10o bris Madison" DO at s..as;
115 51s sEEpg Sspes At $3.50; 100 bfls Flors
WHEAT-Rceefycd, 1862 hu; shipped g41Q0
hn: Market for spring grades arm Winter Wheat
aGl1 ss,l ~ sno les2c lowe5. Sales were:-W1NrER:
new No Red in store at si.oo; is 81 new @ and nd
Old do In store At & 90: s05 bu old No. 3 Red at
96c. SrRMa: 6oo0 bn No Spring IN II. & $50
e. sna no g sossS sids s9usss
bis ia Sse9 81 ~ sp.ips rspessats peesie;
y. and 4 3. Co.s) ii 7sc; 10 ba do In It. SIS
at TIC; SEQ bu do at 72Hc; 1900 bu do in good
North and South Side honses) at nc; 400 bn do On
7oc. By Sample: aeo bu no erSde M at &c On al traeE
C0RN77Recetsed, E5, 40 bu; shipped, l1s,050
hu. Market advanced fnIly Hc per hushel. Sales
wrre: 1900 bu River White adoat ut sc boo0 ba
Canal m Mixed aaoat at 5018c; 5000 bu do at 50s<c;
eco bu Mixed Corn (saTly} In store at a9c 81 o6
bu do at 49Ac; q, ,e0 bu do at 49Kc: 5000 bu Re-
tectcd Corr In store at 47Kc; 5000 bu do at 47alc
,,oAIs-Keeelved, 1909 bn; shipped, ~ !5oo hn;
u etote M Sc; Goo bu do at S+Hc; $500 bu do I'm
~ Sample: Id bags at Soc del; 81 bags at 57xc
on track.
RYE--Recclvcd, $50 bu. Market quiet. Sales:
y II ~ Oh IL 70 n store at &C. Sample:
DARLEX@Reccived, et. bu. Market quiet.
Sales: 1t0 bags at 7oc on track. -"
ALCoHoL-Aa1ket quiet and nominal at IS
gEANs-1n good demand at s.. s5as IS forcom-
BAGdlN9- ZOO Burlaps at asc; 1000 Lewiston
rUTTER-4o ttkins good at 1skc; T. drkins
CHEESE Nominal at 1oc for Western Reserve
anu lie for Hanburgh.
CoFFEEs-steady at es@s.x for Rio.
GOotERAGE-400 Pork Barrels at 81 l25.
wb'es6 bsazFs Hta2ss sas9ge No. " g. dSsotsi NS
1sh No. Trout, S3.i515.00.
FRCITS-DEIKD AFFLESln good demand and
frm; ssles: s. br's N. 7. Appl:s ut Gsc; 80 hrls
HIDES Quiet and without change. We quote:
Qfy Sated. .13x41t4
Green Salted. 84@ OK
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES easier. Sales: as5 8 III IL
at 4lc: SO brls do on PIT.
1UMBER-sales were: Cargo achr Newhouse,
from Green Bay, boards md strips, at $1423 car
60 tchr Scandinavian from spalding's Mills, Hen
ion from ssme mifs AT siam fnr hnaras a1f, efa n
, 1863-07-30
THE CITY.

Houxs WAS7Ep.-Homes wanted for In
3ellscent boys, aged six and eight. Apply
from halt-past one 10 four o'clock p. m, at
Ministry at Large, III Randolph street.
, 1863-07-30

e Parties desiring Electrical apparatus for
medical purposes, wonll do well to cali at Dr.
Hayes Institute, 90 State street, and examine Ds.
and Electro Thermal Bath For therapeutic pow
In the treatment Of diseases 1t ia said to be s
pctior to any in uee. jyaG.f4
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
Council Notice.

A LII PARTIES INTERESTED, ARE HEREBY
requested not to lay off any lots in the Cemetery
on the ground north of the gateway without ner
mission of the Council until the grounds are nronerlv
laid of, which will be done soon as possible.
BY order Of Council:
Morch IL
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

Adjt. and Inspector GeAeraI'a once,
RICHMOND, May l llth, 1s63.
GENERAL ORDERS No $751; $50
r THE FOLLOWING NOTICE RELATIVE TO
exchange prisoners is published for the informa.
ton OF all concerned:
EXCHANGE NOTICE No. 5-The following Con.
federate officers and men have been duly EXCHANGED
and are hereby so declared:
l. All officers and men who have been delivered at
City Point at any time previous to May 9th, 1865
T. All officers captured at any place before the lst
OF April, 1885, who have been released on parole
8. All men captured in North Carolina or Virginia
before the s OF March, 1862 who have been released
on parole
L. Tue officers auG meu captured and paroled by
Cen s. +. Carter in his expedition to East Tennessee,
in December last
s. The officers and men captured and paroled by
Lieutenant Colonel D'ckey. in December, 1862, in
Captain Cameron, Of Corinth, Mississippi, in Decem.
ber, 1862
g. The officers and men paroled at Oxford, Missis.
sippi, on the 23d of December 1862 at Desark, AR.
Kansas on the 18th of January, 1868 and at Baton
Rogue, Louisiana, on the 23d of February, 1853.
Z. All persons who have been captured on the sea.
or the waters leading 10 the same upon the sea-
coast Of the Confederate the United States at any
time previous to December 10th, 1852
3. All civilians who have been arrested at any time
before the 9th of May 1868, and released on parole
are discharged from any and every obligation contain
ed in said parole. Ifary such person has taken the
oath OF alleeiance to the United States given any
bond, or it his release accompanied with any
other condition. he is discharged from the same
o. IT any person embraced in any of the foregoing
sections, or in any section of any previous Exchange
Notice, wherein they declared exchanged are in
any Federal prison, they oe immediately releas
ed and delivered to the Confederate authorities
ROBERT OULD
Agent of Exchanges.
Richmond, May 9th, 1863.
H. All persons, whether citizens soldiers, are ex
pressy prohibited from using, or in any manner inter-
fering with fuel, or wood cut and delivered for the
use of railroads railroad companies 1t is of the
first Importance that this order should be observed
and 1t will be strictly obeyed and enforced by the
army. By order,
(Signed) S. COOPER
May " Adjutant and Inspector Gen
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
X KERSHAW-IN EQUITY.

John Gaskin, ct al VS. James Bruce, ct al.-Bill.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER PASSED IN
l. above stated case (BilD at,]une Term \. d. 1863
will offer for resale at public outcry before the Court
House door, in Camden ). O.. on the lst Monday in
July next, at II o'clock, m. the Tract of Land de-
scribcd in tho peadiags said (BllD, to.wit ::
The Sand Hill Tract conveyed by Daniel Gaskin, sr
to ID. T. Maafey, Trustee for the children of John G..
Baskin
Terms-So much cash will pay the costs of re-
sale and proportion of tine costs of proceedings-the
balance credit until the first of January next A.
d., 1864. Said balance to be secured by bond, with
at least two good suretes, with interest the same
payable annually from day of sale and mortgage
of the property Purchaser to pay for papers. Said
tract of land to be sold at the risk of the former pur
chaser. WM r. TAYLOR c.. E X D.
Commissioners Office June 20 A. d.. 1863