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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

R0ao.
KroKUK, June "a, 1862.
j. B. HoaoeR, Esg.:
The following appeared in the Chicago
Tribune, yesterday;
DIS MoINEs. Iowa, june 2O.-The
Ksokak and DesAoines Valley railroad
having changed hands. it is understood
that its Western terminus is to be locat-
ed at Pslls. after the LIST of November ne It.
Pells is thirty-6ve miles from DesMoines.
There is no truth in the statement tha.
the Keokuk Dr. DesMoines road has chang
ed hands aud further, there is no change
in contemplation, nor has there been.
That its Western terminus may be at
Pella, within thirty-6vs miles of Des-
Moines, on or before the ist Of January
next is contemplated.
ID. w. KILDoURxx,
One of the Lcssees.
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~Owing to slight damages received
recently to the steamer Jennie Whipple
there will not be any packet this morning
for Davenport.
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r. EOKUK CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

An sxsninstitn Of me OiAssss sf the sTK Ksovyx
CLAs&cAL SCHOOL" viii te hsid ON 1hsrsdNy 3osh
Instant, the Cpan Room o. 9Th street. sou spstns
q o,clsck aes =
rosensic sxsrs - cf ths yoasg fessemsn cosreesd
vish AaecAee Will - hsh On Friday evening, SosA
jne. q the Athensun connsueins Al 8 10 clock
iSz5-1R ~. w. JANiEsOH PftaeipSi.
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| Bartlett arrested and
sosdss Martin, yes,er-
Belt. (colorsd) on .
P(whipping) his wife ;
"a costs.
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AAIx.-1'his question
~ oftsn answe wered by
- with . shake of the
clouds gathered, and
ssaus very oppressive,
|tion Of q shower, but at
y the sky is clear.
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Al his residence IN this city AT IL O'Clock p n on
tho % inst Capt. n Exxy NEwTos aged Is years. His
funeral service. win tsbe place this asy al o'clock
=. a, the Chatham Square y Chuvch. Friends II
The family invited 10 attend Without farther
Aoe,
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; the partnership card
! Of Messrs. Nodler &
Same Of j. 7. Nodlsr,
HigAam As tho Junior
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the case. which relieves tho Postmaster
Of cslpable segligeace. while IL releases
him from the penalty Of an "x," i'm
posed by Mr.J's elbow friend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

y Monitor l. the title
paper just started in
Smith and j. Trainor
y Propristors.
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honorable organisa-
lea Earthquakes. I"
parsdsy) evening, at
! the Yousg America
|lsn attendance of the
pity 10 earnestly so
pf ''considerable mo-
|atsd TO the meeting
d." The election Of
. place. Let there be
de "Dashing Caval-
he Engine Hosse, to-
Z the
GRAxD BAsHAw.
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DARTNERsHlP NOTICE.

il NfsnLER S j. r. HIGHAN havinx Juns
l5ta, osated themselves partners In the Family
tsrocsry basnsss, under The styls Of y. -.
<ODlER 4 CO.. and keep constantly on
hana ws sd stock OF the best OF Ar LES suitable
for The AIDES. We aiso daily receipt Of frcsh
ting such ~ vegetables, fruits, Butter &c, WI
socit your kind ,st oaAge Letetoors extended TO
u We strive 10 please.
!T p GoocB deliY ored free Of charge
tee3-df J u. NODLBR 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

ErrLx. for rendering
4 boiling oils, dye.
cheap At frst eest,
leas expense With
be filed sasisr and
IN lsss time than
y kettle in existsnss,
d lard - Ere kettles
p. A description Of
p 1t the Gs.s City
woLD 4 TALcorr,
ssSi. Chicago, Ills.
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Nfw advertisements.

We are informed that Der IN VARIOUS parts ofthe
country and drK the said pistes
and Gums In violation of said Patents that Of
said DENTS travelling from place to place doing
ssid WORK, and Ne, therefore, caution the pnbiic
ssanst being imposed upon by any Dentist not dolly
travelling Deusists Our Lic~asfs Once Rights.
The grant to tho part holding u the right to
mnnufsesure end sell the said Cams and Plates in the
town or speened In the Licsnss, and not elsc
who're.
All Dentists using he vulesn mite, Cersiite, Hard
Rubber nr Anber Base without License from us, are
liable prosecution for infnkiag upon said Patents
and ali psreops wcsvirx A-tifca' Teeth upon such
Base made BY Dentist not holding Night License
or Privilege Under us, equally liable in Law with
the makev,
AMERICAN HAN y WUUDER CO.,
Owners Of ihe Nelson Goods car
Hard Rubber Patents.
y. w. FRANKLIN, General Agen
| New York, April 90. 1869. js9S-dA ~s0
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Editor Gate City:
Ths writer Was In your goodly city on
last Sabbath. as agent Of the American
Bible Society. He had ordered some
blank subscription books to be sent 70
him through the post Office At Keokuk,
and he received letter there saying that
by the sane mail said subscription books
had bssn sent. But they were not forth
coming Upon . second application at
the post Office he vas told that the said
subscription books came duly to the Office
on Friday Of last week. and not KNOWN !
what TO do with them, and supposing that
they we're designed - an appeal % the
benevolent, the p. n. ordered his clerk
10 distribute them in the boxes! So my
much needed subscription books are
probably in the possession of the gener-
ous merchantmen Of Ksokuk, much te
my surprise and disappointment.
If, now, said gentlemen will be so kind
~ 10 send them to the Treasurer Of the
Keokuk City Bible Society, DR.. L. G
Iogsrsoll, (over the State Bank) they
will confer favor upon the writer anG
II, As an expression Of their goodwill t
the Bible cause, they prefer to slip a"V'
into zach book rather than return it emp
", they will thereby be doing . blessed
deed, and win slso aid the Keokuk Bibl
Society in its important work. ! merel.
suggest this as . pleasant way of gettinl
clear Of the subscription books. At al
events, let them be sent to DIR. l., if th,
gentlemen please.
Yours, very truly,
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sICx IOWA soLnrxns.

List Of sick lows soldiers arrived st st Loais, No
PEP Ho sptsi steamer Ohio Belle, Jane aIst lass.-
Furnished BY Thes. v. j. Loog. Iowa State Sanitary
Ageat, sc. Louis, No.
Abvssam ssssdwsil, 90. n, 4th Csvsiry.
Joseph Cheatham, Co q. s0th Infa antry.
AKemu Csrporsl, Co r, Ash
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

The hstlo books came to the post Office
without wrapper or direction, or anything
to indicate whether they we're designed
for Keokuk or some other town, for q
particular individual or for the public
generally. And being Of no special in
trinsic value, apparently, they were dis
tributed to persons who, it was thought.
nigh. make good use of them.
The fact that they came without
direction does not appear in Mr.. Jones'
letter. and jet that is tlse nstsrial fact in
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25
D. E. JONES.

g Agent Am. Bible Society.
P. s.--A friend al my elbow says the
Postmaster should put an "X" into his
subscription book when he returns it.
What think you, Mr.. Editor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

HEApaSARrxRs ptsrsrr OF IovA,t
DAveppert, Jnns 2ist, 1888.
Tho following Order is publiahed for the iuormation
of all those concerned
BY order of Brig. Genr b. .. RosgRrs,
JOS Nc. G. BELL,
Capt. and 4. A. g. U. n. A.
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{ EdAL NOTICE.


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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-24

A REMoNsTRANcE FROM THE SouTn. -
The New Orleans Delia Of January 10Th
addresses - word to the North, !" in which
tasks: Are those gentlemen at the North.
who are crying peace and armistice, aware
of the mischief they are doing? Are they
aware that in every such utterance they
nerve the arms Of the enemy and renew the
hopes Of the rebel army, which is only kept
from revolt by promises of a speedy peace,
which promises Of peace are generally based
upon some speech made in Congress or in
New York? Is it fair to decry the finance
Of the eountry-a country whose resources
are such that she can load ships with food
and raiment for the subjects of the haugh-
test government in Europe proclaim
that the nation will be ruined if that state
paper is not Withdrawn and this measure
advanced? Why not leave the conduct of
the war to the President and his generals
You say you are determined to fight to the
bitter end. Very we'll"
"What is this measure or that measure, !"
continues the Dela-''the adoption or re-
lection Of any particular line of policy on
the part of the Administrations the one
great duty Of the hour, the absolute crush
inc of rebellionY
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-24

The following is a LIST Of patients who have
been returned to duty, discharged from service
aud transferred to other hospitals during tie
past week.
RETURNED 20 Duty.
Danforth y II, } Fajans l0G Pa, sgt F
Dcylin d 50 Pa. cor + Eospear n Y. d N
Colgm 81 Y, IS Justice { 1873 Pa, W Mar
tin < IS n y, b Cooper + n y, j Shirley l26
Pa G u Pauling 1925 Pa. COZ N l. pearrY -
Mich r Odel II in J, p German T 81 y i,
J Bell j 5 y J. s Mathews Y J, 4 n Camp
bell L 100 Pa Marsh II p, I Monnie !
Pa, NJ Cannon y 60 n Y, ] MORN 4 II [ s,
Z Rosa B 20 n y, CE Hodge G III y Y, J
Ncayery X 1873 P;,, / Cox d loo Pa. cor h
Brady 10 \ Y. sgt J I Casner K 81 Pa set c
Kent u Mich, NJ Tracy 81 PA, T S CooAsCn
E 70 Me. S Fink g l27 Pa, II Solomon -
n y, Oh Il r Krensler G ID n y II Bcoilk&m-
mer So Pa f Baker Il 10 Y, j Cannon X
Is Mass L Creighton \ - O, G II Enger A 80
Pa. Witt 10 Ny, r Baruum IS \ !, A
Castle I55 Pa, BRIDGE 50 Pa NJ Finn %
Mass, j " Nincher % Pa, cor Mateer \ ] :
L S, NJ Ouin 60 "a + Hensell X N Y, II
Westfall d 81 N Y, II Johnston Z l23 Pa.
McWilliams 63 Pa, n Snow | II Mich, W Miller
G 81 Pa, J Powers Mass, " Weller K s
Mich, SGT w II Phelps II l Ne cay, SGT A, Fos-
ter II G6 n y cor W Carols A 10 y y. J NJ
Miller F 50 Pa Bolts i 5 n II, J Breslaad G
5 \ II, S Tyrrell G n II, T Walton y no Pa,
] Knox c g. Pa, T Lott H 81 Ia. cor " Rulh
d % Mass, S Y Robins K 5 n ]. G b Young X
1870 Pa, n Roach I Mieh, J Nolberton 4 Q,
G Stewart E Pa Res Z Kelly - Mass, il
Johnson G 123 Pa, J McCluskey d 81 Pa, +
Sholes G . II, II Goodman B I n Y, J Click
ner X l3N Ny, | Tubbs c SO Y, 6 Frank G -
\ Y, L Francis I 100 Pa, D Ciicknei Il
Y. G Brown II lG Mich, E i Robinson ! Mimi,
b 3erill d 100 Pa.
DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE.
W J Bavne * Al n y, l. CLANCY II "a Mass
& Z Wilson 81 O, II w Goodrich 81 \ ], }
Gallagher r Mass, Shinsledecker 4 l34 Pa,
4 Daley d 81 Y
TRANSFERRED.
T G Davis F 60 Ia, L H Davis A 81 n Y.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-24
TELE G r A WI s.

CINCINNATI, March 2O.-Adyices from
r;,ksburg represent the health Of our army
!. ;u,nroying, and the troops enthusiastic
It the prospect Of q speedy engagement
+ was thought that Lake Providence canal,
opposite Vicksburg, would be successful.
There had been d large movement among
mr transports and gunboats up 1azoo Pass.
The movements at Yieksburg depend on
he Yazoo Pass mogement. The Atlanta
Southern Confederacy contains o detailed
account Of brilliant and successful Federal
raid in North Alabama, by a Federal brig
sqe under Col. Gorvin. The expedition,
accompanied By FIVE gunboats, reached Tus-
mmbia February 22q. The gunboats de-
stroyed two ferry boats at Tuscumbia, aud
another at Florence, and afterwards dropped
down the river below Tuscumbia.
Soon after dark the advance guard Of
Tederals passed into Tuscumbia, and dis
pcrsed the rebel cavalry there, who fed to
The mountains. Col. Corwin occupied the
town, and issued an order levying assess
ments on the wealthy rebels On the 10Th
Col. Corwin proceeded into the interior,
taking considerable plumber with him.
Nothing is published concerning the further
progress Of this successful raid, but the
same paper complains bitterly of .'numer-
Gus atrocities committed by the Yankee
troops"
CINCINNATI, March ia special dis
patch from Memphis announces that the
Yazoo Pass expedition had met with check
On Friday the gunboat Chillicothe encoun-
tered rebel battery at the junction OF the
Yalabusha and Tallahatchie Rivers The
fight lasted all day, and one shot from the
battery entered port hole of the Chillcothe,
killing four and wounding IL. The Chill
icothe received 81 shots, and was damaged
seriously.
CHIcAGo, March ia special dispatch
to the Tribune, dated Memphis, 18th inst,
says: Intelligence from the Iazoo Pass ex-
petition has been received up to Saturday
morning last. The feet consisted Of the
Chillicothe, DeKalb, five small gunboats Of
the mosqueto fleet, and eighteen transports.
The Chillicothe, in the advance, came upon
arebel battery of five large guns at Green
wood, at the confluence of the Tallahatchie
and the Yallabusha rivers. The fight ceased
atdark, the battery and the Chillicothe fight
ing all Friday
The Chillicothe received 81 shots-ono
entered port hole, killing 8 and wounding
Il persons. On Saturday morning few
shots were fired, but tte ChlIicothc was
said to be short of ammunition In addition
to the Greenwood battery, the enemy are
said to be strongly fortified at Yazoo City
and Manchester.
The fleet at last accounts was three miles
ahnrn The i,,,,nt.or, &c Ahn Till hntnIin nn1
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-24
no ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN

y
ers are respectfully requested to aid in dissemin
atlne the following notice, which is Of interest
70 all who have friends in the army
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS,
The Sanitary Commission have established al
office of Information in regard to patients III the
Cnitcd States General Hospitals In the District
oGColumbia, Baltimore, Cumberland, Frederick
"ity. Point Lookout aud Annapolis. Maryland,
Alexandria and Acquia Greek, Virginia. BIZ
a reference TO books which are corrected daily,
9u answer can, under ordinary circumstances, be
given by return mail to the following questions
lst Is - fgiying name and regimentI
At present in the hospitals of --
"a. If So what is his proper address,
3D. What is the name Of the Surgeon or Chap
lain Of the hospital?
4th. If not Ia hospital AT presant, has he re-
Gently heen in hospital?
5th IF So did he die ia hospital, aud at " hat
date?
9Th. If recently discharged from hospital, was
be- discharged from service?
It'll Ii not what were his orders on leaving
More specific informal ton as TO the condition Of
any patient in the District hospitals will be
furnished within twcnty-four hours after
qgest To DO 50 is received at the Washington Of
ice.
The Office Of the Directory will be open daily
from O'Clock q. III. 10 o'clock p. m, and
information in urgent cases can he obtained by
applicants ringing the door belt viii be received
at any hour Of the night.
Similar information with regard to patients in
the general hospitals of Cincinnati. Ohio New
Albany Indiana Louisville, Coyington. Lev
ngton, Danville, Perryville, and Bowling Green,
kentuckev Galatn, Nashville, and MuttIecs-
horo Tennessee, can be obtained By addressing
Sanitary Commission, Louisville KY
No CHARGES made for the use Of the Directory
Much inconvenience having arisen where VS.
tors have been given access to the rceords.
which are made by the Sanitary Commission at
large expense solely for the purpose indicated
in the above announcement this practice heteai-
ter cannot be permitted, nor will lists Of wounded
in the hospitals by States. counties, regiments,
or otherwise, be furnished from these records
FRED. LAW OLMSTEAD
JOHN BOVINE, General Secretary
Superintendent Of Directory.
ADAMS HoUsE, 244 F a., Washington, D. G.,
Feb. 7, 1868. E43-3l
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-24

New YoRK, March 10.-Advices from
our squadron off Mobile, say that dcserters
report that the rebels tried to attack our
feet recently with five steamers, but one
struck snag and they abandoned the at
tempt, which it was said would be renewed
rs soon as more steamers were ready They
also attempted to reach the Susquohanna
" a tarpedo, but failed,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-24

The following is a LIST Of patients who have
been returned to dptp, discharged from service.
aud transferred to other hospitals during tie
past week:
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30
Estate Sale.
January %

PY PERMISSION OF THE COURT OF ORDIN
- AIRY for Kershaw District will sell in Camden
on the first Monday in February next, being the I'd
day Of the month: -
Sixteen valuable Negro Slaves, a fine pair of Car.
riage Horses Carriage Harness &c, and large sup.
ply of Household and Kitchen Furniture ~.'. -
And on Tuesday the Sd day of February at the
Plantation Of Col. w. A. Ancrum, decd, fine lot of
Mules, Cattle, Hogs Wagons and Harness. Plantation
Tools Utensils, &C.. and large quantity OF Corn Pc.
tatoes, &c. Terms for the negroes, one third cash;
balance credit Of ope and two years. with interest
from date, payable annually with two good sureties
and mortgage ofthe negroes. s.w
For the other property cash.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
~ .'t Hfafd"I bashN j. d. KIRKPATRICK,
Admir- W. A. Ancrum decd y,
January 8 ,, a s.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30
Estate Sale.

tpY PERAIsSIOHo OF fTHs COURT OF oRDIN.
- AIRY for Kershaw District, viii offer for sale
at public outcry at the late residences Of Washington
Myers Decd on Tuesday Che seventeenth day Of Feb
ruary next all the personal property belonging to the
Estate of the said decd consisting Of two head Hor-
ses one Wagon one Cart Carriage Harness. one set of
Shoemakers and Carpenters Tools Cattle, Hogs Corn,
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. Terms made known on
day ofsale '" r. s. MYERS, Admir-.
January 80 t stsi6'N 10 "a
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30
South Carolina--Ke-shaw District.

South Carolina--Kexehaw District.
By WIN. NJ BULLOCK ESQUIRE, ORDINARY
WHEREAS, s. F. cLYBURN, APPLIED TO
Wv me for Letters of Administration all and
singular the goods and chattles rights and credits of
J. E. Horton, late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonsh all, and
singular the kindred and creditors OF the said deceas
ed to be and appear before at next Ordinarys
Court for the said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House the seventeenth day Of February next
to show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted. iHE
Given under my Hand and Seal, this 23d
day Of January in the year Of Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud sixty and in the eghtyseventh
year Of the Independence and Sovereignty of the
State Of South Carolina. esst
January 80 VIM. BULLOCK o. K. d.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30
gIl.illi|I i;;;;;;iill;;;I 4 J / s;b.s

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
Il HOLDERS of the above Institutions '~wl be
held at the Bank Hall in Charleston, the second
Tuesdoy in February next it being the tenth day of
the month Hour of convening, IL NJ.
On the day following "wednesday there will be an
election held at the place. between the hours of
A. NJ and P. NJ. for Fifteen Directors ofthe Rail
road Company, and Thirteen directors of the Bank.
Committee TO verify proxies will attend
The attention Of the Stockholders is called to the fol-
lowing Resolution, adopted at the Annual Meeting in
1854.
Resoloed, That every Stakeholder who shall have
owned his stock for three months previous to the Cen
eral Annual Meeting of Stockholders be permitted to
pass on the Road to and from said meeting free of
charge; and that every Stakeholder who shall have
owned Ave or more shares for three months previous
to General Annual Meeting Of Stockholders be per-
mttec 20 pass on the Road to and from said Meeting
with his immediate family free of charge; and that
the Resolution of February 18th, 1851 upon the sub
jent, be- and is hereby rescinded.
]. R. EMERY,
t,......q - Secretary.
January % 3
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30
Notice..

DY PERMISSION OF THE COURT OF oRDI.
ID nary of Kershaw District, l will hire out until
the first of January public outcry at the late
residence of JOHN HOLLAND, decd, on the first
Monday in February next--An the Negro Slaves be-
longing to the estate of said deceased. Among whom
are some likely negro Men and Women Terms made
known on day OF hire.
ELISHA HOLLAND,
Admir-. of the Est. of said deceased
January % '' a''a &" Q
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30

By WIN. N. BULLOCK. ESQUIRE ORDINARY.
/" "HEREAS, MRS T. MURCHISON, APPLIED
Nv to me for Letters or Administration on all and
singular the goods and chattles rights and credits of
ceased; 80 y -
These are therefore. to cite and admonish ALL and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas-
cd 10 be and appear before at our next ordnarys
Court for the SAID District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House on the l3sh days of Febrnarv naxt
TO show cause, any, why the said administrator
should not be granted. N = -''o''
Given under my Hand and Seal, this ninetetb
day Of Januayin the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-tthre. ard in the s;ah.n.
seventh year Of the Independence aud Sovereignty Of
fhe State Of South Carolina 81 3er -
January 30 VIII N. BULLOCK, O. r,
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30
House for Sale.

rJ,HE DWELLING HOUSE BEL0NGTNG TO
j the estate of Mrs H. B. NGLISf, north wesr
corner Of DeKalb street. for particulars apply to r. NJ
Kennedy. e.Itz 4. ". BRIGGS. Exr.
January 2S
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30
School Notice.

yTHE EXERCISES OF MY SCHOOL COM.
IL msnced on the 6th January. All pupils will be
charged from the time Of entrance TO the class Of the
scholastic year of ten months whether they complete
the term or not Exception win only be made in case
refugees who may leave the town before the expra
ton Of the year. iafsa; ssa.os t.iafi O. II. PECK.
January % s 5t,s
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30

OFFICE QUARTERMAsTER,

s CHARLESTON s. c. October l, 1892
AR-A n. LEE is APPOINTED AGENT OF
shs department for the purchase Of Corn and
Fodder, in the Districts Of KcrshaW and
L1ncaster. 6, @
Planters desiring 70 SELL will communcate with him
Particular attention must be paid to the packing
the fodder and no water must be used During the 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.
tT The subscriber can be found at his residence
DsKalb street. next west Of the Presbyterian Church
October 10 A.. LEE
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30
Sheriff Sales.

T WILL OFFER FOR SALE ON THE FIRST
l. Monday in February next, the following property
to-wit: ,. 80
One Tract of Land-at the suit of J. Dunlap u.s.
j. & j. j. Love, to perfect titles-contaning twenty
three (2300) hundred less, lying on the
waters of Gum Swamp
Also at the same time and pace-at the suit of the
Bank of Camden Os d. D. Hocott to perfect title-one
Tract Of Land lying on the waters of Gum Swamp
containing four thousand (4O90) acres more or less
January9 g DUNCAN SHEORN, 5. K D.