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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08

Louisville. Dec. 3. Midnight. A special
d-p,,eh " toe .Josrnai says Gen. Wilcox tee-
g apned ten. Buruslie, November 80, that
ii O'Clock on tue evening Of November rs the
rebel. attacked his iOfcs. az orced bis tkr
inishlug line back u tort saund ~. The Dos
uon was aiterwards regained. There Was sharp
stlrmshiug all night
ou SUNDAY morning at I o'clock the rebels
Uosed three brisadss against Foot Saunders
A portion gained The ditch. bot could not -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08

proudly o Professors and respectable FhysciaY
many Of whom consult i'm IN cfitica casts bgcaus,
Of hi- aGkuO~ lodged skill and reputation at..ue.
through so nR experience pra III amt ou-eTl alton
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
'e not Obbed andadd to our suierngs M being de
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08

engaged in treatment OF Special Diseases, afae so wei
known to many Citizens. Publishers, Merchants Hots
lroprietols &c. thai he Is inuct recommended, col
bertiClarlV to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08
Aaron z. BancrOfrs Estate

Barre, Nov. eth, b. iss5. '"' "'' 1'' as9w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08
IGNORANCE oFQuACK 20 rons AND so-rRuN


Through he ignorance of the Qaack Doctor kuopirs
40 o lrr reatdy, ne ftie- upon hEGCUEY md liye.u
al hir patients ~ ~ /. DieJ..SU. I'D the N0..f1f,
VIA ~ equally ign f.ut, adds hs sorleu Extract
specific Attdoe. Sc. both f,iyius pp, ~ effect,
caring ie IN hundred, Il De trtmI ,,ed I'm yAIou.
way Throughout me land on ALRs rutl,W h. said
II the balauae aomt Of whom di other, grow 81. .s,
nd arc let oIrger aud funer Tor mou,h-o ,e.j- it.
III relieved 0rcured 1t Jos, Die bJ competu. ph}Hc
aus
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15


'' '' s,tA!c Fe.i;clsn. aud denugsgucs in
a+'s SCI ol i1at investigation why the
MATS were denied to csrtain Northern papers that
were helping the rebels all they could. Did anv.
body ever hesr that these gentlemen ob;ec,cd n ,Lo
universal exclusion { Northern oapers fr,o, tbo
Tia''s III 1he S''.Hlra States before the rebellion
lhese enraged ps;2iars SIR uld next turn their NJ
ten'i"n to the hya people who have killed bv ref,
sing 10 p"tfon'Eo 'hem all the sort Ofpapers in whose
interest they are How exerting themselves,
Gov Robinson, Of Kentucky, in his MESSAGE to
the Legislature, takes sttong ground against tn.
proclamation, and advises tAe Legislature to plsc,
'helr protest against it on record
The CAliornia section of the Pacific Railroad 49,.
'"sugurated with imposing ceremonies at sacrsmer
'o on Thursday last.
Inc "J 'cks"nian policy il about to be insugur,
''o Il Washington The country has waited long
'n' PAieHty for 1t, and s rejOccd to hear tba, il is
/" ean,e At last
O"" th"nsand rebel prisoners have been sent Eor.L
rom Nashville. Gen. Rosecrans has issu.d an -,
DER that all rebel commissioned officers shall b.
'"eo u"hi IeH Davis proclamation is revoked.
II is said that the loyal men of North C,,,0,;,.,
VIII deu1snd the immediate removal of Govcrr,,
Stanly.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS. NJ
War News,
BAD NEWS FROM TkxAs.

The steamship Creole brings the b;0blv ;ro.,.,
intelligence that Galveston has been rec.n,n,.d -
the rebels, under command ofGen. N,r+rda, :,
appears that the place was attacked by land and
"a'sr on The SlorEing of the lst inst. Col. R,r,u
ana MS men, who were on shore, were all killed .,
'aAen prisoners Five rebel steamers. b.r,ic.d.d
WIN osttOn bales, made an attack on the H,rr;,,
A@es' and carried her by boarding. Can't. VAIN.
wright Lieut. Lee and all the men were killed :,
captured Capt Wilson. of the 0soaseO, wa. Killed
C0mm0a0re RCnshaw blew up the flagship Hest.
"e'' to prevent her falling into the hands of the rob
e's' anu oy premature explosion he and his F..
Lieutenant Zinmermann, we're killed Two barg..
loaded with coa also fell into the hands of tho
es' who were believed to bs about 5000 s,yono.
"hle our forces on shore did not number more ,bsn
'ne residue of men not having arrived st ,b
"ine OF the attack. Admiral Farragut xas ,bor,
20 make an attack on Port Hudson. but was w,,;ro
Tor the cooperation of the land force und., Coz
Banks The three negro regiments already raised
VI The Department had been ordered TO g,,-;.o,,
Forts Jackson, St Phillip, Pike, &c.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
The Delaware Arrests.

"oT Burton in his Message COMPLAINS that a.. c.,,
III this State were arrested by the Guvernmen,
great many more were not arrested who ougbt :,
ave been. Now the latter dseoysr tho ;,i,.,;oo -.
and calnor loudly for relief to the formcr H..
ghoy they talk and write abou, their r;gb,, ot
persona! liberty How loathsome the for,s ho.o,,.
d" al "nce one might be with them q vca, md
ne'or hear word orregret for Ile lo,s Of a MANI
'es; Out That 'n;n are nstoriOusly seeosso,;s.,
'hoHo D" c""fi""u iest they do harm rou,es tb.;.
righteous Indignation" How ssored nsrsanol
| r'g"'s Sp"de"ly bec"nt! They never c.mp.in TINT
'A& men Ar' de''TnTIn{ their political rights. far
more lmpoFtanti they never acknowledge that IN.
hshts aud the welfare of The whole country ~.
''''Sd To override individual rights they have no,
'S sPlFlt OF P'trIssm to suffer in anv Wsv ,o tb,,
'"e Government may be saved. But forg.t,inO IN.
'i's"" eA'"s % country they magnify and complain
Aoon' I've grievances of party friends net because Of
'er aev"tIon to the principles of personal liberty
ou' because as of old the cry was "This we know
carthage must ba destroyed" now they cry in tbs
0't'Srntss Of political defeat This we know. Re-.
PuohcaHism mn'I be destroyed, or will DESTROY our
party All it is the Phsrisee again, "s,rainino
al gnst and swslOwing a camel; paving 1.-THE &c
mint and aAIse sud cummn but omitting the veipb.
"ef h"iteS" Of The law."-Journ0L
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

NoHsOL DisAIssED.-Count Meian, the French
consul who endeavored 70 embsrrass G., p,,t.-,
aom'n'stratisn in New Orleans, and who
i0"0 ana earnest in his complaints against that off
eer' has been dismissed from his post the act
been done BY Mr.. MerGicr, the French M,n,.,., -
Ter an examination Of the record Of M.i,,,. -.
without any other action the part Of the Govs,r
ment except the mere presentation Of the cas-.
Count Melan had acted as a banker Eo, Oh. r.L.,-
and actually paid over the money for clo,bi,o =.
the rebel army. His dismissal will prove that tLa
f'ensh Government. il it has any symputhy far a..
rebel government, is not disposed 10 oysrIook A..
misconduct Of its agents abroad, who. while rem.
Ssnting their swn eOuatry in this, grossly violate
their privilege and disregard their duty By
g'ug rebellion against the lawful Government.
Al last adviccs from Newbcrn the .I..,;a..
going on for n'emoers Of Congress The I'm on;.,.
voted for Mr.. Foster. the free ab,r cand,d,,. hn.
tho oath Of allegiance was not required H. ~.
slavery candidate of Gov. SlanIy win D, ,obahIr -
elected.
Arsbsl has left R'eAmsnd for England to ,r.e,,
ks~~ s~ ti~ s'sase~ ~ lss sses> a
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
Gen. Tom Thumb

ChArIes . Strstten, the veritable General Tom
lhum0, says tbs Bridgeport, Connecticut. Stand
eTSJ Is residing here in his native town. He ha.
travelled nearly the world over, and has smssseo =,
fortune for hImseifas veil as made his mother tvo
sisters, and younger brother indepeeeent. Tho I,o
general Is now In his tEenty-sIxth year His habit.
are uneIcePtlonab', and his intellect and gen. a
business ability such that he personally attesds
70 ms own finances and transaets all the business
aPPertaining to leasing his houses loaninO his c,o
ney on bend and mortgage. and looking after mis-
estate IN general The petite general owns fine
yacht bearing his own name which he sails hinseIr
with a. much nautical skill as any old salt" wbo
sails out of Bridgeport hsrbor. He also kee,s 6r.
pair of Shetland ponies and splendid fa,, bor,. g,
hS own dflv1ag, As well as a highly trsinsd nsir r
hunting oogS' Ills rifle and fishing tackle were. Of
eOufS' made expressly to suit his diminutive size
and as ne ls very successful sportsman. He killed
several deer while travelling west last wear Gs,
months since the little general was made r,e.
Mason He has already taken tAree d,oyoes and
expresses determination to ascend the rnvs,;c
'a0oer nntiI he has reached the top. Although Gen
er~i Ion Thumb mas always led life of ercits,nen,
ana twice af'or retiring TO private life mas Gel,
peiied to EXHIBIT himself again to keep off In. eunv;
be remarked to The writer Of this article I,,, ..L
while quietly t"Irling his elegant little must.eb, ol
~''''' 80 '-'"7 quite proud, that he hoped one Of .
'h'ss days to get married. in which event" he ad
oe'' with r"gui'h look, II gurss the cares Of
''.7.'>' Atae1 = ny ordinary ,.u,p., viii u,,e IL.
- ny 4'tsntion. snd proven, the n.
ess'ty OF again seeking ne eA~,,emsnt Of = travail
ing exhibition :" The general ;. something ofo MI
'clan' he contributes Hugely to charitable object,
and is highly respected BY ans fellow CITIZEN, n.
Aa' been offered the candidacy for several public oc
neS'' but he says he leaves such honors "a, .u,u.
men, 't
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
Saturday Evening Pnst

! 1,, = C''ts
The ATrRDAY EVENING posY 80 VII,
tr,b~'',. 70 LHeFnt"re' News, &c. Among ,he CON
''"'T We may mention the dsIrrguI.hed ,yr,,o,n
Earrs s =; re" ho"a author Of E.St Lynne," III
,,. ''"''o" HaTIa"d, author Of" Mnam," "a lon. =,
mg'"G f. I"'r"send. lo4ose dsu,rat,c skerAcs ar,
con,cs ,rHMsse.S,nso W copy So two copies. g. fou,
i 20 e'ght copies and uae erttal sio. ,,,o,,'
copies land one ezra e25 '' ak twenty
NI'LENDID PREMIER
,u "nn ,i. wants Sewing Mach;neI To anv ono .and
lug .'fsy shoscrbefs TO the POST. and Sfo
SESI ,y, ss as PREMIUM oHe Of NherIs,x q W.. i'a "e
S,h"ING MACHINES. such as are s"Id " y " ',s "lISon
cd Nk DOLLARS The machines viii bs scIoc,
so new Al ihe manHfacory New York, and ,riIi h.
cn ooAed' with fall directions for sc,tn ''.I 90 u"
using and with no expense eIrct fer frcirIg up ana
- DEACON 4 PETERSON
n~-S No 3l9 Walnut ST.. PhiIaJeInbio
when required. 'e"' gratis
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
DARING UNION RA1n


Gen. Dix has informed the War Denar,.,.n4,h ~
on wednesday night week party of National cav
aHy ana infantry, sent out by Gen. Keyes f,on
Yorktown landed atWe.t Point, proceeded ,o Will.
iou'e' destroyed the depot and rolling stock of the
railroad there burned steamer and several soo,.
oSa's and barges, loaded with grain, secured
number OF animals and eight hundred wagons, and
returned en- Friday norRug, having sustsided n.
loss whatever
INV AEbKtS kRPCLsxD AT sPRIECRRtn n nissor,,
~ LOUIS, Jan. l2.-Late las, NIGH, C.n c..
FSce''eu dispatches from Col. Crabb. comm,rd,o
Springfield, stating that the rebels vera r.D,,.s
At every advanced upon that place, and his trooo.
still held the town
Our loss was II killed, the number At vo,rd...
NOT being known. We hurisa IS t.hels and MANY
more were taken Off t1e field TSey l.A Is,r.
number OF wounded in our hands.
but little of tne toRa Destroyed and that w,.
BY our own troops.
lhe telegraph is Aires, ~ ally DESTROYED between
Springfield and Sand S9.iag.
Gen. Curtis has three columns oftrs.ns in rr,.,,
ofthe enemy.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
REBEL. PROGRAMME

n' rebels have iald out an extensive programme
Tor "en. Foster in North C4rsns According to :.
dispatch from Kingston, dated the Sth ias,., publish
co IN the Charleston papers, immense prepsra,ioDs
are bong made for advance, reinforcement, bs,;r,
s"eisd our army at Newbern and Moreb.,d en-,
!" 'o'Uoo strong aud the intention bang 70 .tt,et
simultaneously, Charleston, Weldon and o,ald,h,,.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
G!EE.

UN ma H's Nl'-- :. N. = ~ =, ,o,,nT,,,;. n
t-y Dcnri"g, 80 ,fJa.u H. Denn,ne Esr ~ ,h H.
sd y'ar Of d. a. ''''"S' i-Si'' !" The
"n ''e o'H h>'. - -..,. = L4rd:ag, John Doro.
"f, 'ate Coroner # .r't CO., gch 7G wears.
TN the "a INST, At bury, Nd, otscnrIe, E.vor
rae =! mcnt~, ony daughter Of Rev. r. L. and
Cora W. Pnuispn aged 5 years. " 1"O
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
MARRIED.

l." rh'ls5e'phia, on the Isl inst, by Rev. An,bs,v
Atwood, M. Risden l.. Crossley and Miss Lena
HrsVer, both of smyrna. A1''a
la Che',ef' Pa, BY John II. Baker, Esq. o. tho
:. met; p>T,d Woods to Rsbecca Msatgomery,
y" Vie 80 by Rrv J. O. Svpherd. Mr. David r
S"pP and M.a S.r Z T. Crer both of Ken, an,',,,D ~
DsI. "''" u Ne"' souh'y'
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
""' u.s. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
""D IOILET ARTICLES, DRUGGISTS,

WARES, Sc, Sc,s
smyrna, and that u"0' 10 bahk ei
GrrTy qTf'eI' IS Fresh and Genuine. and of,5. H..
Uoo'Y "ai can be procured, eae6 b,,ag s,isct,J -
P''"yJ J0' F"y''e'ans Prescri phons ana TamiIy ne.
a, n" Io s us'eF'nna'On to sell everything in I'M. lin.
-, HIS connection with the heat v,boIo..t L
sn'inaaelphIa and New York will anshe h,,n - ~
~, ne therefore respectfully solieits The P,bi,c pa,
a,1 &c "nleh hy strict personal attention 10 busness
~ omhodating disposition It shaIl ever no
ms study to deserve and appreciate ever oe
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
DOCTOR A. I'll. SANBORN

as located IN Smyrna. and respectfully offers his nYo.
EerIGeEto The inhabitants OF tins olace and
pI A,rO Ur fliF F--AT rSE HOUSE OP DAVID
M1ICn,t 0tH W: RkCEFTLY OCCUPIED By DR JNO
a, MoORE, RESlDENCE-Delsuare s, two Goo,. I11U
Aysri '"' "e'' '"meS b.
myI5-ly
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
Miscellaneous Advertisements A

- iiOOC'" - NuFCrIlSCmrniS.
OFFICE OF JAY COO,E.
Subscription Agent,
At Jay Cooke q Co., Bankers.
ia SOUH THIRD STREET.
| Philadelphia. Nov. I, 1863
S,:nTpril1e rrim1ers!gned having been anpon,ad SIN
SHaI'i ION AGENT by the Secretatv of ,ha 49,
sutV' now prepared to furnish at once m. Afea'
INeW T"enfy Year 6 per GENT
Bonds,
o' me United States designsted as. Five rro,,,: -
g. uoie o. me pleasure of the Government aF,.
~ "t yeafS' "hd authorised by ActUf .r..s snr
me COUPON BONDS are issued ~, s,,u,.,,. a.o
SlOo, $500 $1,000 ueu d" sums Of $50.
en- dhe ;. REGISTER BONDS in sums of $50 e,oo
oouo $1,000. and $4,000 w. 9iVO'
Interest at SIX per cent no, ,,,r,, Ill
'o''l cute OF purchase and is
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
oeHn'Ani ually which il eounI nj tb. o,o.o, -.
N'I o' eolu' 10 about EIGHT per cent uer annu,o
Ii HiofchGhts. Mechanics, Capitalists and
rner"t" "u'9 any money To invest, should know and
H,mtnre. vm"e. that these Bonds are in fact a FIRST
wy ,iVn l"AGE upon all Railroads. Canals. Bank S,'nL.
Wa,''cS 2.l.hSS and the lmmense products Of nil The
eli % 'FeS &C. &c III the country and thai ti
49,, ""u '"ipe provision nHGe for The payment oI Tho
lefeSI dnd liquidation OF princpnI hv t'us,o % 'e
- o'Hmps and the Internal Revenue serve .,
make these BOLcs the 'eH 10
'''''' ''S' l'u'Ia1'e and Most Popular Inrestmpnt
IN the Market
subscriptions received At PAR in Legal T.ndar
Sntes. or notes and checks of banks at per u, ptI
Subscribers by mail Will receive promni
'l'IOh anu every facility and explanation :. IN H.
'Hof1ed on appIIcatIon at this Office ''' Oe
od iu" supply OF Bonds will be kept on hand ,, i'm.
nn.i9 ue"'efV' JAY COOKE,
ay-.r, ,., Snhscrpton Agent,
1 'n!s oPiiar loan Ol senImg To Philadephia ILave
appointed 4 ROBINSON y Co. corner M 4i,'a',d
1IS wilmington. Agent tor the State of peI
""a'e lhey Wall deliver ihe bonds in anv nnon,'n,
tequreG n without any charge for their services
~ H. q 20 Will cheeFfuIIy give anv Inf,,vDa
ton IN regard 10 above loan ' '"''''nA-
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

harireeS6"rs is entirely deserted. Gen. Rus,.
efan's headquarters are ten miles bevend that ,,.,
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

II Is reported that the rebel iron.cad Nerrima, !.
lying under the guns Of Fort Darling having n,s.od
u'e s0stEuctlSnS, aud being unable 10 return 10 the
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

i"e N'chmohd E%"n'iner, of the 9th inst, an.
nounces that Bragg has fallen back to Tallabom,-
= TACT OF which We were before acquainted-and in.
Inmates that Ae will remain there, it being good
position for defence
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
TO 7IIE' PIBLU.

The Suhscrlber is desiron. of sav,,o ,b., L.:..-
graduate Vi the Phlladepha oe~c Of In ne'ns
nAIhS been engaged in this business 70, ,b a", a,.I
"SVe yssr IS sufficient guatsHIee Of sb,,pp :,
.p"unu Prescriptions with perfect accurncy s,so
. insure mem that none but ,he BEsr and Nosr 80
ASLE Orugs aud PhArnaceu,,cal p,s'sr., REL;
ever De usec iOr that purpose. a'"''''S VIII
JAS. p HOFFECKER
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

All the troops and transports have been Withdrawn
from the 1azoo river, aud the assault upon Vick,.
barg is entirely abandoned.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
Holiday Presents.

AAOllUd( TCSCntS.
ENGELTIARD 4 StuEIJ
importers Of Watches. New York hny,,1 ,.oo;.o,
penoua 20 me late tariff going into effect bsaxv IN
VI me mast elegant styles af W atc hss ILI 49,
even heen impaired into this c,nn,,,, - n' nr nave
"ne.'n"d iess than the prices now cborrod g
o umH .ne'iot Styles. We Would call attsnI;on osna
10y 10y 70 an 10 carat Geld Hunting. .Cased Watch ~
SGn ,.i,t ' i'rineFy reiailed at from $50 ,s
"hSesals cash price '"B tue lowest
"CK ASSORTMENT INCLUDES
Ladies open lace ~ carat Gold W.,ch.. .r...
-, IVtl'hc" Slh gTeHt hesuty. usunII sold a. sac
~n''h we of0r Tor Sz3. The same Ws,ch ,.. w o'3
Sso ~" In,ls case usually sold for IRON as ~
SILVER WATCHES
f,r sTn s'.e open face usually rod for SIs W..
sI'' we sell tor SisI These are vn,v r'," Tar
'Ps" ."c' usually sold fer s5 VIC sell for sIo
" 20 :. II
For Gcntlemen's hunting face ~s ch.. "a
s2A more. '"arge % To
TIE ARMY WATCK
These were ordered expressly for m, .,,,..
are deemed suitable in every respcct 'rL., "i'u
very elegant styles ofSilver hunting case
sl4; Elegant heavy gold plate on siIvo, Levers, re-
!" i'' We nave on hand also new STYLE of va
Hunting case, Shell pattern, Wa,c6
me case is SILVER, heavily plated with gold al
oS! S;. SSn "aieh OF the kind we have evas
NJ ,"t nIPress charges on goods sold bv ne
eIorc:,. " 'e"' e'"er oy registered letters or by
eAPleSS' Address y
ENGELHARD g. SC,IIErr
20 I1hertv ~. New W.T.
IA AAA Sac .@-~-----
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

The new Ironsides has gone to sea from Fo,,,o.,
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

SupcrIoef respectfully informs the c,iz.ns D,
a anp vicinity that he has a new and we'll "a
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
HO! FOR SAzXRNA

NOT THE LEAST or ALL TIRE ruuN.
IN THE STATE.
r.,a. "me nave their Great Emporinm.. some ,bo;,
rover Halls. bur she has her W4Rn.S I"e men
you can always find large aud caret,Itn ~.err
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
c u TLERY Y

saws Sru,bea spades BrIdIe-bIts. Draw,,.
Farm nss y'"eS' with all other Tools Aini'e'
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
miscellaneous Advertjxu,,=''
Hardware Store,
building Hardware
FARMENG EwPVrur.

HTmPI,"2g H,nPn in part Locks. LATCH :. Ro,,.
Hs,cbe,s ']iIS Sash Chlses. Augers. neFtw'.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24

CHARLESTON, S. c., October l. 1862
MR.. A. NJ. LEE is APPOINTED AGEST OF
this department, for the purchase of Corn alad
Fodder, in the Districts of MershnNV and
Lancaster.
Planters desiring to SELL will communicate with him
Particular attention must be paid to the packing
the fodder and no water must be used During past
year the Government experienced heavy loss from
improper packing, and all such will be hereafter re-
Jected MOTTE A. PRINGLE,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster
l9S The subscriber can be found at his residence
Dekalb street, next west OF the Presbyterian Church
october 10 A NJ LEE.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24

wv HEREAS l AM CREDIBLY INFORMED
w that large quantities OF provisions being
exported from tins Statefo the purpose ofspecuaton
by reason the price provisions has been much
enhanced, to the great discomfort of the citizens Of
the State; and whereas the present supply is deemed
important for the subsistence Of the people and the
soldiers of tho Confederacy
Now, Therefore, /, MILLEDGE L. BONEIAM Gov
of South Carolina by virtue Of the power vested
in me under the Constitution of this State do issue
this my proclamation and forbid al persons for the
space of thirty days from this date, from exporting
yond the limits Of This State any Salt Bacon Pork
Beef, Corn, Meal, Wheat Flour Rice, Peas, Potatoes
or other provisions OF any description whatsoever
The following persons excepted, viz: Quartermas
ters Commssares and other agents of the Confederate
Government purchasing provisions for the army, who
must exhibit satisfactory evidence Of their official char
acter and authority persons from other States who
purchase for their own private and consumption
and not for resale who shall make oath TO that effect
before the next magistrate previous the removal of
the articles purchased which oath the magistrate shall
preserve and furnish for the of the Solicitor of the
Circuit when required agents of counties, towns,
poraons and soldiers Boards Of Relief of other States
who exhibit satisfactory proof of their authority to
purchase such provisions in behalf OF such counties
towns corporations Soldiers Boards of Relief for
public of for distribution at costs and charges and
not for resale profit
Salt made by non.residents and cargoes entering
our ports from abroad, are also excepted
Any of said articles that may be stopped in tranSiu
will be conhscated TO the use OF the State
1t is enoined upon all magistrates and militia officers
ana all good citizens are appealed to- TO aid in the
iorcement of this proclamation.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State, at
Columbia, this eighteenth day of March,
IL. S. in the year Of Lord thousand eight hun
dred and siXty-three.
BONHAM
W HUNTT Secretary ofState.
ss3 II papers of the State publish week for
one month
March 81
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Council Notice.

REFORMATION HAVING BEEN RECEIVED
Il by the authorities that certain parties in the
habit ofnjuring, and defacng ornamental and shade
trees on the public squares and streets of the Town.
by stripping them Of bark. to max dye stuffs
This is TO give warning that all persons found guilty
OF this msdemeanor shall be prosecuted to the utmost
extent of the law and reward of Five Dollars will
be paid, to any one giving such information will
lead to the conviction Of the offender
Surely there are trees enough 1.-THE wood without
sorting to such wantonness the destruction cf
of the handsomest oaks within the limits of the Town.
R. NJ KENNEDY, Recorder.
Council Chamber, February 26, 1868
March l3
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An ORDNANCE

ITO PREVENT SHEEP FROM RUNNING AT
Il large in tho Town of fCamden:
Be 1t ordained by the Intendant and Wardens Of the
Townof Camden, in Council assembled and by the
authority of the same, that from, and after the passing
of this Ordinance all sheep found running at large
in Broad street, trespassing in any enclosed lot
shall be liable to be Impounded, under penalty of
fifty cents per head to b. paid by the owner.
1t shall be the duty of the Marshall, any of the
Town Guard, to take into custody, and impound all
sheep found in violation of this ordinance and forth
with give notice to tho owners if practicable, who
shall pay the expense Of keeping and feeding said
sheep, and in case the owner neglect or refuse to
claim and take away the same within twenty-our
hours such sheep shall be advertised for five (5) DAYS
and sold at public query, and the proceeds (ater de-
traying expenses, held subject to the order of the
owner for twelve months and if not claimed in that
time the amount will be appropriated for the of
the Town.
Ratified in Council this fourth day Of March, in
the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sxty.tlree
JAS DUNLAP, Intendent
r. NJ KENNEDY Recorder
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