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NIw YoRK, Feb, l6.-Gen: Sherman arrived
at W Washipgton yesterday from vicksburg.
Ap officer Of Grant's army who has arrived
here, reports our forces ir full strength around
vicksbnrg, and work on the canal making sat-
isfactory headway. The new channel has six
feet Of water and the current is rapidly increas-
ing "Sn - ~ 'f = = t2'is
Refugees from Arkansas state that 800 Jay
hswksrs who defy the rebel CONSUMPTION act,
were in the mountains Of Ozark county, while
q thousand more were in Montgomery county,
openly defyine the rebels. They are supplied
with powder and lead by one Of their number,
formerly engaged in the rebel ordnance Depart
ment. 'tt-3 s."t'+
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to the system was il seemed to be remnant Of
comparatively ancient barbarian to send Out
vessels to take private property on the sea. Il
was agreed now BY the ordinary laws Of war that
private property Of an enemy on land was not
subject 10 capture. a a 3 l,ts il t
Mr.. DIXON Thought there WAS NO necessity
for measure of this kind We had no war
with foreign country and tho rebels bad no
commerce. It was not necessary to abandon Z
right Of this kind, but should We, 10 q time oi
peace with all foreign countries, pass meaaure
Of this kind : he thought il would enly be st-
tended With evil consequences. He was not
willing without any necessity to resort TO this
policy, which Was only kind of legslizsd pira>
cy, and which might be attended with unpleas-
ant complications with foreign powera
NJ. DAVIS said the Rebels bad only . few
fest vessels, but no commerce. If these vessels
we're captured il would ba an end of matsera-
He oosld see no necessity for such . measure at
this time. - - rs554 5di n ssissi a. 3ts.
After further discussions assssbstitue was of
fered BY Mr.. GRIMES, authorizing the President
in all foreign and domestic wars to issue letters
of msrque and make all nsedfal regulations
Adopted. 4ilnfasi + 81 ,atii IL 1e3ie es,e aial-
Nj SHERMAN offered an amendment, which
was adopted, limiting the authority conferred by
the act to three years,adaa ID blaoa aa sag. -u
Mr. SUMNER offered an amendment confning
operations Of the bill TO suppression Of rebel
lion. he: had, argued that We should mot put
anything in = bill it meant When We we're
engaged in . foreign war there would be- time
enough 10 meet isuch questions hLaHQjH b
Mr. McDOUGAL4L asked the Senator if he was
Chairman. of the Committee on Foreign Compil.
O,tion.bal 10 81 ts11s,sl cav a.J ani E9as
Mr. SUMNER said that he had no information
that was not open to the Senate asaoiI saI
Nr,AcDOUGALL believed that before the
meeting of another Congress We. should be in
volved in civil war and he wanted to have the
country prepared. The amendment was reject.
ed. Yeas 13, nays 22. s5s4ass e6t ass
Mr. Sumner offered an amendment as q sub
stitute, reviewing acts of 1912 aid 1918 con-
cerning letters Of msrque, and applying that to
that portion Of the United States now in insur-
rection. rttE Ia
BUFFALO, Feb. 18.-Adiournment of House
and Senate not received up to A. n. !,
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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

CAIRo, Feb. IA skirmish occurred on the
18th, near Bolivar, Tenn, between detach-
ment of the lst Tenn. Cavalry and body of
rebels. The result WAS dead rebels, s wounded
and s prisoners. No horses were captured
Federal loss nothing. aaa, 8t "a .astT.
The Polar Star brings Vicksburg dates to
Wednesday. The work on the Canal and Lake
Providence, and Yazoo Pass was progressing.
4 The 18th Wisconsin and llth Illinois were at.
tackled near Lake Providence, Tuesday, by three
rebel regiments. The latter were repulsed and
entire Mississippi regiment
The steamer White Cloud, from st. Louis to
Memphis Was searched at Island No. 10. IA
rebel mail Was found on board
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAauIu1Fou Fab Qaoator EAnaendon
,enort. III. Hon.s NJ, nn.on,;..;on h;,I f,ou,
tbe Enanoe Comm;,tee rith an .msndmsnt
providing that no contrsc.s .h.li ha entered into
for the eonstruct;on of iron ~. .t..m.r. for
which 1la COO OoC "a. .rn,onr;.ted until ths;r
plsne and speci6cstiona hsve heen .nnroved nv
three Navai ef,oors ana n,onossl. ~ mild them
nade acoordins "a 10 p,cv;.;on ~, hn;ld;n.
: floating dock ~ Nsv Yo,L -. .t,;.ksn o,,t
IDnronr;a ationa for ;tsms cont.;.ed n !. a. 70.
duced from a ass oOO - SIsa zoo r.. n,
Dook At Norfoik, Ssso oon IA N...i Ho.n;1'
tal 81 zoo fl00 ssriiinr ort 49, th.. of az tno
for : MI Hosnital N Honnd c;., m ''o~~
rnfornst;on IN hesn ,s..;,sS 'is "a. - .h.. N.
n z .te..ne, R.Hsncs csr1n,sa = To",s;. ~. ~.
liver sna Arn,.ht IA th., 49, ~ n.i.;..s.. -,
The lsth int ths sleen on. and :choon.. y.
No,eh at.rs vh;le .tssnp.ies n mn .hs No.
~ lo.ae6 nth cont,afsnd eood. =
! The hin 70 nrovide vays snd mean. "a ann.
mort the Covernment Viii 10 ret,rned to tbs
Ssnate for ,further action. the House hs,inv
non -concurred In seversi smeudmenta Of thss
body. inoludinr thst Of atr;k;nr ant me risbt Of
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CAIRO BUDGET.

CArpn Eoh u -Tha afoauoe po1sp Qtor hoo
inst arrived With late d.tes from V;ctshuro
Const.nt vo,t IN The canal ~. P,ov;dsro.
nd Y.,oo P.s. "a. s.;ii n-o.rsss;n. m
Trs.d.. tha i1.h WIS and iItb rii;no;s -hsn
near L.ie Providence vere Attacked hv rehel
forces Of three ar four repiments The rehels
vere rsnnised and . numSer taLsu nr,,onsrs ~
0ne ,a,,p-t avs an an.ir. H;.rs.np; reo;msrt
vss c.ptnrad :,
a man named Hutchinson. from D.nv;,le Kv
"a. .,ra.tod . ev d.v. .;nce a. Harn.ndo
NJ. nv The confaderstss In q holt on ~.
ner.on y.s found az zoo in ho.n. confedersta
monev Ne ~ HING vitbout ceremonv
Ths ste.mer I.ovden Va, from s. fou;. to
Nemnh;s v.s saarched =. Ial.nd M 10 and
contrsh.nd rsvolvers and a mail for D;r;s vere
fonnd Rich develonment. are eYnectad she
vss .iloved to nroceed to Memnh;s ~ d;achsroe
her 90, ,vo vhsn 81. lii ha sent to C.;ro TSs
Ro- -en. .;Il he hera to.a.v nnder .u.rd
Ths Mnn;c;n.l Elsction vss.a,d.v n.s.ed "A
v.rv ou;eslv T,he vboe number of rotss cast
!. ia hs;nr Tho I.,~est VOTE sys, c... n Cs;ro
The ;ssue. involved n the conte.t we're Local 10 and
nersonsl m , Polite. we're not involved Is
T.vlor !. elecsedN.vor n W Wehh C;tv A..
,o:ns, N.rt;n E.cen n.r.b.ii - 80
M hosts have Arrived from nemnh;s .;nc.
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Specials % the New York Papers.
Times Special. aa L


WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.-The Ways and Means
Committee will report the Bank bill as passed
by the Senate. The Senate amendments to the
Loan bill will be considered by the Committee
to morrow, and will at an early day be reported
back to the House. 1t will be acted on in the
absence Of the Bank bill. It 10 conceded now
by opponents of the Bank bill that it will be.
come Law. They admit also that the Senate
amendment to the Finance bill, taxing banks,
will be retained. Also, that the House will ct
fret strike it out This will make the Bank bill
operative. $50
/ A statement published in Washington spe-
cial that General Sherman is in the city is On
error. There 10 not any reason to SUPPOSE him
absent from his command.
New YoRK, Feb. l7.-There is nothing Of i'm
porsance regarding military movements reported
from the army of the Potomac.
The Herald's correspondence from Port Royal
is to the effect that some difficulty had occurred
between Foster and Hunter in regard to the
command of the expedition to that place, Fos-
ter insisting that they are . part Of the 18th
Army Corps, and that he lFoster) possesses the
supreme command; while Gen. Hunter persists
in regarding them O. reinforcements to the 10th
Army Cops, of which be is chief, and requiring
Gen'ls Neglee and Ferry to report to him.
The Worlds Washington special, of the 10th,
says that Fremont'e new command is said to be
in Texas, and is certainly Independent of the
Gulf Department HFE
This change, it is ascertsined by Fremont's
friends, sends Butler back to New Orleans. o
-o' Especial to Herald) h % 90
f HRADQCARTERs Army OF THE POToNAC,l
.ss1 Elae15 Feb. lS-l0; P. N. g.
Richmond papers of the 14th inst, have been
received here ls Ie A.as
CHARLEs7os, Feb. ls-The French war stes-
mer Milan passed over the bar from Baltimore,
bound TO Port Royal She is expected here
this week. aal
The frigate 1ronsides maintains her position
permanently among the Blockading Squadron Of
Charleston.
A Yankee picket was captured on Wednesday
evening, by our scouts on Hilton Head Island.
He confirms the impending attack on Charles
ton, and thinks It will certainly be made.
The bill authorizing the impressment Of slaves
and property for the use of the army passed, and
resolutions we're adopted, instructing the Com
mittee on the judiciary, to report bill provid-
ing for the sale of oil negroes taken in arms
against the Confederacy, the proceeds to be
divided among the captors.
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HIApo'Rs AlMY o. fHE PoroNAcl
February II, 1858.
A heavy snow storm PREVAILS which will rem
der the roads still worse if possible, than they
now are.
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TAe PenlnsuIar Canpaign.

NV YoRk, Feb. IA Washington letter
Of the 18th says that Senator Wilson, in debate,
in answer to question addressed to him q
chairman Of Military committee, that the report
Of Gen Mcclellan on the Peninsular campaign
will soon be made public. sr'yj
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only reward was OOOty, - ~ IuCeuuvo " euses
prise, II more vessels we're needed, he weuld
have them hired and placed under control Of the
Goyernment, and not send out these self-regu-
lsting cruisers. :.
He could see nothing but danger and compli-
cation with the Great Powers who bad solemnly
declared against this system Of Privatsering.- -
This nation has always declined TO pass any gen.
eral law on this subject, having always required
q special act Of Congress, specifying time. Hs
ouoted from number Of authorities against the
nrincipal Of Privateering, and contended there
was nothing to b. obtained BY this bill, which
could not be obtained another way. He would
not say that the Government should not resort
70 this policy, but this Was no time to adopt it.
Hr icDOUGALL could 80 no ground for
objection of the Senator from Hass., unless on
The hypothesis that be belonged to the peace
estabjiehment He could see no reason Why in
time Of var our most effective force on the sea
should not be used against the enemy. Our
commerce to-day is in danger from pirate
armed vessels Of rebelA They had been Allow
ed BY other nations to issue letters OF AarQue,
and grant commissions, emitting them TO enter
foreign ports, and yet We stood questioning
whether We should grant power TO private yes
sells to seize those vessels. 1fletters OF marque
had been granted at the commencement OF the
var, there would have been no running Of
| blockadss. d. gaaaaLaRI 9a Sstf
He especially wanted the bill to pass because
he believed that before Congress met again We
| would be ct war with foreign power, and
need all our force on land and sea.
! Nr COLLANER said one great objection
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A ded.s>soo e 8 PER ssnt % I'll
"a both Daily and weekly. -. !. ..a.-..-
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PROSPECTUS.
I>HE UNDERSI, NED WILL ISStfE, IN A.
L few weeks, at Richmond, Va, weekly journal,

-I>HE UNDERSIGNED WILL ISSt1E, IN A.
1 few weeks at Ricnond, Va a weekly journal,
to he called THE SOUTH ERN PUNCiIl"
1t will be nearly duplicate in size, form and gene
"al features of the world renowned onlon Punch"
so long an acknowledged power in he r ,ish I>les in
the re ormation OF public abuses and the eniigen-
ment of the public mind. flashing it did with the
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and phosophic th kcrs
The proprietors OF The Southern Puncl," bring TO
the difficult task of successfully conducting such
journal the advantage of capita abundan. men I>-
sou ces aud practical skill The editor o l,,.v
years past has been connected in le,d 4 eLi,ulml
capacity. with the lar est daily papers New o.
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charge OF topographic and engraving depar n cuts is
unsurpassed in hat skill necessary or success.
Every number will he illustrated with n,imtr us
cuts, appropriate u t.e times humorous and seri S)
from c lands OF one Of The hest engraves on the
contncnt-an artist whose name s familiar to the
reading puL- uf the South
In fine, The undersigned are determined 10 make
The oath rn Punch the spciest most readable
and hest illustrated literary journal IN Amer ca 1t
shall distance competIt n.
TERMS Sub cripiion for single copies $40 per
annum. News dealers supplied at the rate of Sl5 per
hundr, d copies ADDRESS
OVERALL. CAMPBELL, HUGHES & CO..
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eaS Editors giving the above H. re insertions
will he entitled to copy gratis.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE No. =.
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. l6.

NiCHMOSD, VA, Vct TO-
Tie following Confederate officers and n,eu arc here.
by declared duly exchanged:
l. All officers aud men captu, ed and patolled ut
any time previous'to the lst OF september 1862
This section, however is not intended inclhde any
officers captured at Vicksburg, July 9th, ls63
except such declared exchanged by Exchange
N"tce No 6. Sept. 18th, 1863, or specially named
in his notice. But ii dos embrace all deliveries
made at City Point other places be ore Sept. lst,
1868, and with the limitation above named all Cap
lures at Port Hudson, any other place where the
parties released or paroled.
l. The Staff Of Gene ais Pemberton, Stevenson
Bowen, Moore. Barton. S. D. Lee, Cummings Harris
and Baldwin, and of Colonels Reynolds Cockrell and
pockery; the officers and men belonging to the Eng.
neer Corps and Sappers and Miners and the 4th and
46th Mississippi regiments, all captured at vicksburg
July 4th, 1863.
3, The general officers captured at Vicksburg, July
4th 1868, were declared exchanged July 18Th 1868
RO OULD
Agent of Exchanges.
ey- Southern papers publish, six times and send
bills to the War Department.
November IL.
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south Carolina Kcrsl,aw District.

w hEHEAS WM r TAYLOR, C.E T., AP.
w p!h d To the inr Lettrcs OF AdmniS ,aon on al
ami Si' nar the goods any cattcls, rights aud credits
IL Nllen Sanders, late of tie dist ict aforesaid de.
ed:
These arc therefore to cite and admo' ish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of saiu deceased
to be and appear leolc me ut our next Ordinary a
Court ior the said district. To holden ut kersl,uw
Court House ON the 25 h day of December inst,
10 ow cause if any, why the said administration
Slou d no, be Yranteu.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 2rth day of No.
vem'er. in the year of GU Lord one thou and eight
hundred and sixt' three, and in the eighty ,plth
year OF the indie endcnce and sovereig ty of the State
ol South arol'na A. l.. MCDONALD, o. h. D.
November 20 =
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Special Notices.
TAX NOTICE.

In consequence of the sickness Of tho Assessor, he
not being alb toattend TO the uppo tments last week
one of tile Assessors Of Kershaw District will be ut
the following p ices ut the days mentioned, to receive
returns of neat cattle and TAX in Kind: {
Go"dwyn's Box Thu sd'y, 10Th December.
Liberty Hill, Friday. Ilth
Fiat Rock, Saturday, 18th
Buffalo. Monday/ l4th
Lisinby's, Tuesday, 18th,
Shcrocks Mill, "Wednesday 10th,
The books for returns of>Seat cattle will be kept
open until the 18th Decemibsr when they will be
closed and defaulters dealt walhaccor'ing to law
1t is earnestly desired that the retus of Tax in Kind
be made to the Asses ors, of whom, will be found
daily, (Sundays eXccped) at my office, from 10 2
o'clock. by the 10th of Dccembcr, at Cartiest~
A. NJ KENNEDY,
NpTembc->2S 18th q d
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HEADQUARTERS.

COMMISSARY GENLS DEPT, s G.
COLUMBIA, Oct 6, 1853
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN To THE .BOARDS
of Soldiers Relief" tn oughout tile State, that they wi
bc supplied heretofore with Oceon Salt for tribu.
ton to needy families Of solie at cost and expenses
on applica'o ion to this Department.
By order Of the Governor
RICHARD CALDWELL.
Lieut.. Col. and Commiss,ry Gen'l
Stale Of South Carolina
tY- All papers ir the Stale insert once and send
bills in duplicate with copy of advertisement attached,
to this Office for payment Bills paid quarterly.
Oct.
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SOUTN CAROLINA MILITARY
ACADEMY.
BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNOR.

BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNOR.
APPLICATIONS FOR APPOINTMENT TO THE
South Carolina Military Academy under The annexed
resolution of the General Assembly must be transmit
ted to General james Jones' Chairman OF the Beard Of
Visitors Columbia, s. c., before the 25th of Novem-
Der next
The applicant state the District ofhs residence
his age and height Gf the of deceased officer
soldier) the service of his father and when and how
lie died. Ifthe applicant claims appointment for his
own gaantry the field of battle the statement
be supported by the certificates of the officers under
whom he served in battlel
Resolced, That his Excellency the Governor be- and
he is hereby, authorized to select youth from each
Congressional District in this State Of officers
soldiers of the army Of officers of the navy
of the Confederate States, who, during the existing
war, have died in battle who have died Of disease.
contracted either by wounds exposure, who, not
being officers or soldiers are under the age of
twenty years and have behaved wi h g.llan,ry on the
field of battle, who shall be placed in other oithe
Military Institutions ofthis State, to be educated at
the charge of grateful country"
COLUMBIA, October 5, 1863
CB Every newspaper III this state publish a
week for two weeks.
Oct. 8 2
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Notice..

ALL OVER6BER>, OF WHATEVER DESCRTP-
rON, whether holding Confederate exemptions or
State exemptions and all persons holding discharges
from the Confederate army. and all persons holding
substitutes papers that have not yet reported and all
persons who have not yet enreed ordered to re-
port to these Headquarters the first Mon
day III December next for examination by Examining
Board Failing do So will be returned descrtes
W. H. LEITNER,
November l3 Capt & Enrolling Officer.
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South Carolina-Kersll Disiric
BY A. L. MCDONALD. ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.

BY A. L. MCDONALD. ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
WHEREAS MARGARET j. HORTON AP-
W lied to me for Letters Administration on all
and singular the goods and chattes rights and credits
10 james W. Horton late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased according to the will annexed:
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 the said District to be hollen at Kershaw
Court House on the 9Th day of December inst
to-show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this seventet nth
day of December in the year of Lord thousand
eight hundred and sixty three, ard in the eighty
eighth year of the independence aud Sovereignty oi
the State OF South Carolina.
ALEX. L MCDONALD. O. KID.
November 20
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CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.

ON AND AFTER THE asrH INST, THE CAM
den Passenger Train will leave Camden until further
notice, at o'clock, a. m, arriving ut $40 p. H.
leaving, as usual, ON Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat,
urdays ut 1880 p in. Trips to Columbia, as usual
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving at
Columbia ut $50 r. m. leaving at LEO D. m
october 30 Jas. JONES, Agent
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Notice.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER GRANTED
by a. l. Nc onnld Ordinary for Kershaw Dis.
trct =. g.. will sell at The late residence of VIM
Bullock. oecea ed. on the urtli day of Dec, nber
next all the personal property he ongng to said de-
ceased at the time of his death Said property con-
s'ss of horses stock &c Terms casl--purchasers
to pay for papers. Sale t. about 10 O'clock
am WM. K. TAYLOR e. T.. X,
November 20 admir- VIM. NJ. Bullock decd.
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SUBSCRIBERS TO CEMETERY
ASSOCIATIONS.

am requested by the Committee Of the Cemetery
Association to inform subscribers to the fund for the
Improvement of the grounds, that tho work is now
progressing and that they will please pay up their In
stalments as promptly possible. will receive tile
funds for the present. X. N. KENNEDY.
November 20
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The Movements In Tennessee.

The Movements in Tennessee.
RlcHMoSD, Nov. 2s.--Thc following official
dcspatci, has been received at the War cfice /:
MISSIONARY RID eE, November %.
To General s. C,oper: We hold all the
roads leading into Knoxville except one, be-
tween the HoIston and the French Broad, and
Gen. Jones' cavalry may close that The ene-
my's cavalry is almost broken up, and Wheeler
has cut off his trains on their way from Cum
berland Gap to Knoxville.
(SigncD BRAxroN BRAea
ATLANTA, November 23.-Advces bv the
four o'clock train this afternoon afford no news
of interest. The usual shelling was going on.
None but those belonging to the army were
allowed to go beyond Kingston. The hospr-
tall have been cleared of all who could be re-
moved withou, risk
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Notice.

CTOIEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
- night of the 9Th an iron Grey Mare, about Is
10 hands high. lireral reward will he paid for her
delivery to me at stateburg. G. and One Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension and proof of the thief
September 26 8. FREDER1CK l. GREEN.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. W. r. SKIES TENDERS HIS SERVICES
as practising physician to the citizens of Camden and
vicinity. Office main street, in the formerly
occupied by Or. T. j. WORKMAN.
February 27
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OFFICE QUARTEXMA As'VEK,
November l3

CHARLESTON, S. C, October |. 1852.
MR.. a. NJ: LEE is APPOINTED AGE IT OF
this department, for the purchase of Corn ;i,l<d
EO,ldci, in the Districts of EAcrS1laN ana
Lancaster.
Planter, desiring to SELL will communicate with him.
Particular attention must be paid to Ahe packing
the fodder and must be used During the past
year the Government experienced heavy loss from
improper packing, and all such will be hereafter re-
iected. MOTTE A. PRINGLE
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
.B- The subscriber can be found at his residence
DeKalb street, west of the Presbyterian Church
October 10 A. NJ LEE.
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MARRIED.

BY The Rev J. T. Rodgers on the 9th inst Mr.
IL. ARBO ROUGH, to Miss NJ. j. BURKLTT; both
of Sumter District s. c.
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To Rent.
Removal.

~T>HE UNDER ~IGNED HAS REMOVED HIS
! Store from he I'D Brio. Corner" TO the e>tab-
lishm Mt forme~l, occupied by Mr. VIM G. Gerald. Jr.,
tw, doors below McCurry & Hammerslangh's store
Julv "a 7. NJ MYERS.