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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20
Hay Guitars.

CSORN MILLS. PLoUGHS, SOCKET SPADES
~ Plough Steel &C., for sals at the sUId Corner 2
February 70 90 ss'fagi +. W. H0NEFX !
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PrOclamalion.
HEADQUARTERS
q DEpARTKENT, 8. c., GA. AND FLA,

F-s3fffrt n DEPARTMENT, =. u, IRA. AND FLA,
q ,oHARLEsroN Sc, February II, 1863. J
It has become my solemn duty to inform the au.
hores and citizens of Charleston and Savannah that
the movements ofthe enemys feet indicates an early
land and naval attack both of these Cities
and to urge that all persons unable to take active
part in the struggle will retire. &
1T hoped however, that this temporary separation
alarm undue haste thus showing that the OILY feel
ing which anmates you in this hour Of supreme trial
is the regret Of being unable to participate in the de-
Of your homes your affairs and the graves of your
kindred 80 sts9 saes y sss sss431e III tsi sff &
Caroinisns apdtHeorgiansl the hour is at hand to-
prove devotion to your countrys causel Let ai able
bodied men, from the seaboard to the mountains rlsh
toafmsi Be not too eracting on the choice of wea,
pons. Pixies and scythes win do for extermnatine
your epemie spades and shovels for protecting your
friends. .aes sassl s.Das. - 7
TO arms. fellow citizens Come TO share with us
iour dangers, our brilliant success or our glorious
death. sSsSs&4$D$& a.4s ~
yigned) g. G.TBEAUREGARD,
ifs'fb ~ General COMMANDING
[oyFicArl yso. N. oTfY, a. A. sars e. % -
The New York World says that in that city But,er
was most efectually snubbed HIS brutality, and b;s
wholesale plandering of the citizens Of New Orleans
have made his usme.ss odisB As that of Havnau
But Boston, which dsnisd the gallant IAwreoos,,d,
rpg the Ast with England the honor Of fdner,I
aewrsssivss With opsn srms the ssaesads :; ~
~h sSses SRsi - N.sH @ax lsso - = rsEalBf -.
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STRENGTH OF THE EXPEDITION AGAINST CHARLESTON
The Newark New Jersey Advertiser publishes an
important statement received in private letter from
one Of the officers Of Yankee gunboat a, Beaufort
n G., to the effect that on the 26th ult the whole
feet with the exception of one gunboat had left for
Port Royal There were collected at Beaufort at the
above date, some sixty large army steam transports
having on boarH almost seventy housand soldiers.
There were also In the harbor 100 schooners loaded
with artillery, ammunition ETC., which, together with
the transports would leave for Port Royal to ion the
naval heet as soon as they could get ready. The
whole composes the most powerful expedition of the
way. What its destination will be remains undevel
oped but the magnitade Of the force and preparations
point it is supposed, to Charleston or Savannah
a~- EF - -~e%,--- 5ss}s,ts -4
The bombardment Of Galveston by the BROOKLYN
and four other Federal steamers, was commenced on
the 10th ut The first day lot shells were fred, sew
eral of them striking the hospital in which the Fed.
erals were who wounded at the recapture of the
city by our forces goat killed was the only casual
ty in the city, The next day two Of the steamers
left. ss.
Advices from Cairo, Illinois. cay that the 18th lin.
nois regiment rsesnsiy ssseked arms and deserted
officers and ali ssgy - ~ sF9Fs
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Inc Following is form to be observed by all plan.
ters having hands on the coast and who are desrous
OF collecting the amounts due by proxy:
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Special Mo tees.


SPEC1AL N0x4CK. 81, z.,
ENROLLING OFFICE, HEADQUARYRRRl
KERsHAw DIST, CAADsn 8. G., Feb. q, 1864.
IN PURSUANCE 70 Orders FROM COT JOHN
s Preston, commandant Of conscripss, CojumbiA b.
c. all white male residents Of Kerslaw Dissrsct md
all transient persons between the ages Of glsl
and forty 40] not in the military servics of hsOoI
federate States are oresed TO report f6twit % the
Enrolling Officer Of this District or Ne cons5dsrsd
and published as deserters AeSNssF
All officers, noncommissoned oaacea ana p1isa1ss
absent from their commands without leave o. o. er
pred leave will also report ut these Heaqparters on
viii be published and arrested as deserters 81
All exemptions and discharges previous to tie EitH
Of October are not considered valid sW
All perscns IN the employment of the Goverpu,ont
will forthwith port their names ages and nature Of
their occupation and all persons following prolescns
and trades emitting them to xemption win presentthe
evidence of the same. 81 ssE
Under General Orders No. 43 Of the State Adiiitapt
and InspectorGenersl all Militia Ofcers are ossiered
to furnish forthwith rolls Of all persons IN ter BEAT
liable to conscription I'D
Persons claiming to he ezesn .hc...a
y that their cause of exemption may be properly en-,
rolled.
The Office will be opened on Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays between the hours of and O. at DR.. b.
L. DESAUSSURES Office in, Camden. s1ss.s
a5,s.. 85 = x. B. CANTEY,.,
Capt and Enrolling Officer Of Kershaw Distsict,
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NOTICE. I. eaG'
HEADQUARTERS, ENROLLING oyFzcH

HEADQUARTERS, ENROLLING oEPscE',
g @@s CAMDEN, February rs, less.
ALL PERSONS IN KERSHAws DISTRICT
claiming exemption from Physical Disability, asdsll
Others who are liable to conscription are nossss to
appear at the Enrolling Office, before the exaninia
Surgeon, between the 25th and; 2eth insts. s.
~ T. B.CANTEE,
Capt. and Enrolling ofhcer for Ksrshaw District.
February l6, 1868. ,sssss,rs ssS sssfsgasse
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Highly InpOrtans FfS1 odvanuasu-
The Impending attack On cIhasies-

---Fs,-s,sO Ssss4H - No0SsS5Sc
SAVANNAH. February ia aae of truco boat
came up the river to-day bringing Mrs James Sanchez
and three children from Hilton Head ~
The Yankee officers were overheard, while conyers-
ing with each other; and it appears from their re-
marks that Sunday next being the anniversary Of the
inauguration OF President Davis is the day Axsd for
the attack upon Charleston
Upwards OF dfty thousand troops are at Hilton
Head and on the neighboring Islands. The fleet fills
up Broad River, from Hilton Head to Beaufort An.
other feet of forty vessels is expected at Hilton
Head. Z
Generals Foster and Hunter have had an a,terca.
tion respecting precedence in rank Foster refused to
land his troops from the transports and has gone to-
Washington.
The Revolution ia the NOrti1west.
as a sign of the trouble brewing in the Mort Invest,
we take the following paragraph from leading edto-
rial Of the Chicago T1Ibune of "a recent date: 81
The ties ofthe Northwest to New England are not
indssoluble; and G in the changes and reorpanzaons
that are possible the consequences of the present
revolt it is necessary for the West to make an election
where she will go, she will become an appendaee Of
neither the Middle States nor the South She will
va Soeu
the heart of the continent the of the finest
soil and the best climate in the hemisphere with more
than ten millions of people with the prospect of rapid
increase, will organize empire that will dominate
over all other fractions of the republic and which will
have the power to open half dozen routes to tee wa
ter upon terms and SQnditions that now plead for
in vain.
The Springfield (Ill) correspondent of the same
Journal speaking Of the designs of what he is pleased
to call the secession movement" in the Legislature of
that State, says
Its object is the establishment of great savehold
ing Confederacy, to take in as many free and border
slave States as possible and extend its sway over the
countries bordering the Gulf of Mexico and the is
lands ofthe same. tell the people of the State of
Illinois that in the event OF the recognition of the
South, which the leading and controlling Democrats
consider un fat accopH they will have desperate
and perhaps bloody struggle prevent this State from
being attached therato
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H'DQTRs. 0Yd REGIMENT S. q. II.
CAMDEN s. G, February IA, 1858.
GENERAL ORDER NO 4.


In pursuance oforders from Az c. Gariington, Ad-
jutant Of s c. elections are here
by ordered to be held the 20th inst between the
hours OF 10 o'clock and p M, to all all militia
Offices under the age of l45 fortyfve y.ars now in
commission. y
No persons eligible to said Offices unless be be ex-
empted from service under the provisions Of the Ex.
empton Act of Congress .ss's ~
Captains or officers commanding oeat, companies
shall keep two separate rolls OF the names of al
persons resident in their beats between the sees Of
Qe) sixteen and (6o) sixty and another OF the names
OF all persons between the ages Of ls) sixteen and
800 fifty designating on said rolls the ages az s>eh
person.
All persons required to be enrolled will report their
names &C., to the commanding cicsrs Of .thsrr
Immediately. 8 k&%E#X
Captains OK ofacers coumAnding Int cqunpt s,* -
charged with the extensiop 81 ,ahis sosaek sndf
their returns TO thsss Head Il M. u y
O, within three days after said elections are held
By order Col B. .JoNEa u u
- J. n. GAYLE, Adjutant
February 20
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MIsCELLANKOUs.

A SURE MEANS og CURING DRuNKgssKss :.
n TREATMENT n desired. without tbs tnowedEs ~ Ws
nstent and an inAliabis ofs wauan,sd Consultation
IRON o TO II A. N. aud from 10 r. N. DR. Hkhh oOs
aide. third
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.

HOUSES, ROOMS. &C, TO LET.
a ~ ffiTssSTsaEb sSshaiEdb ASs SsggsssgIs4HnyEp. " 4n p,
ooon IooATIoy FOR A GOOD REsTAuaAN
A % iet-No. 60 Franklin street. ssc0Ad a''' Nv"
A PRIVATE FAMILY FROM NEW ENGLAND WISE
20 Is EsesP,lop Dspss sosn ws,sr sss se
iaonis Apply a, in West rwsatS-esh'h street. a'As
LruRSrsHED-A FAMILY OF THREE , AprLTs " VII! MIL
with pr.sse ar 70 sy o. saSs%.na
s.as.l ssso %D,y al a.s ws.i TST,J.srs, street.
IIorsE 10 LET ASD ruRsITuRE. FoR sALE-rHs
III three .efy srosn stone Hos, 70 sssrn n
Inents large ysri beaputally ad 90, snsr % w -
Al moisfa,e price Inquire between tie hours u "a y
lniS r n; on ths premises. s.---.-
doom AND BEDROOM TO LEr-oS sEoosp Fi0ce
%Sar's nosf ae RI p"rah'i 81 pr month ~ cns Iy
cpLgSprD srEEL ENGRAsISGs ToR sALr-
- wh9s'r q s..a, .t Apa a5.s ~ h. sh samp en- -,
% K Hci9rpos 'abi.asr, O5i IS: rgs' oier New -
,ro Lsr-nE oEslRAsLy sIrgAIED uocss 80.
nursi Il BE- rcasi ios seot tensnt ~ s2 . ~
o. ~ ~ spea esxHg 10 s,h ACME ts,wsea
F1ry anA All f1ft 'tiA srsrr -
.ro Lrr-A No. morse wfrr ocrst rLpiN ~
suA Gafarn ~ cool tgn4iit9n. piesssny rit4aiet
isessS ~ y ~ CIV - ~ q o~ iat1"t- Z 6Eo i hfYgE.
4 heap ii,r, A. MOI n D Hois- fsst,'hssi
sygss 'i rs kro.a-ay 'i fro% af z e sSos WV
T,o LEJ-. gouR Story no 81. o. ruE CORNER
Bfo..ss stabss Ai'a sc,el Prsa'r Aparmsa. ist :
o. 90 Fie'hecs
sttf
j .irsi eoa ass q rsui ana 1.-s 4 ,iisr. ~
Bas ugnt pid olt,s sni ,art1 tgoatf " .'ii, tf ,
s.S .s ' ssss 2s-sf ION MI Il i,s Is 900 5sos go ~ a.
TO Ls;s1Inr THEE sros, se2.SsA - trysr 5r
....a.e, lioa,s .', - :. -. ',,...,,,..,.,s IA
's''s' assss .S'est App . GEoR3E OoK' sooaae
TO LEr-iE = xosr ILgisLg. ,JLsshloN ~
t4fes' asr. aoiiAba t8t 49,. ~ \. 'l ~.
| ITO LEr-AS @@LEgasrLY FURNISHED uorrE foE
az sa Ts s. 40 . s s'i q - ~ ,.s, 90, .fs' '
Aa, ' e. ~ s,d.s h.sn.1 ., % ss o s 70, ,ii a.. go
| no LEf--AT HARLEH AcoTTAog nOUsE. aFGITIi.
1911 aa1 gs.AAstj rasd % i4ia sifssi, NJ II
s,ns fsn 80 80 Fufuhi Ter sals A9frass b..
| TO LLTzA roRri1S ~ an HLEGANfLY TTR.
- fi'.sl Bs.mhs Rep q igi Bfss4wsy, As Kff.
! RIO Lrr-A RtRB CHAsrE-THE sr0ns a~p
Basas y lgii.. .'r,., Hrees. 2 s1ssniirs ~ ~
Coz sale Apgy st ~ sanas srsst
To LIT Asp POSsEssiOs GIVEN faWgDfIrrfT-
Lpssf f.IA oI ies lsgn. hricf No ~ ~ N Heffy
street Ths hous~ f ~ fne eynft1 hmssr IA. .ssvn
improvement Rot sn4 coi4 Y4r fssllr -
h0gfh stfc.L "
no ITO "a WEHr TwH NrY.egvFETH RrRFgr
be'ws.n siith snt s~ysets assn..s fAse- s,er Ia
rp1rt ~ lf'wprryenlNnts. Apry 70 " q tsWFENCYrs ~
hfat hwy ihira sife~. ona eqar east ~ nfaafwAF
GlED 10 LET-gt vEnAL COTtAORk cytsnr
RlV-. Tlfl rfFAefsa tfgfis hrta W ~ is8 st.la@s
80 Tenth sa8 E~s~aih ta.fr ~ saa ~ M ~
o. at fGfni ffF t..Hnl t'ftfi ntaf fffHtt affaaa
The New York herald., 1863-06-30


HELP wANTAD-MALEs.
A GENTS IN TOWNS AND SOLDIERS IN CAMP OR
Af s @.sas sns ssi III Pipsias pu sSnaan
ss wgss' wgs sss %sit II Tor r's.I p:sas
psrsss IN snsP. variety Rasssadd .ad
al STOSsa .xs ,ss Ss"esaeD sSSa sn ct G.
street arses. and Oldest Prize Package nouse
the world. ---------------l
A GENTS AND Statesmen wANTED-AT THE MER.
A chants aud Nanufac,urers "Ponopy sonn As' IA;
dies with good rrcommendatons can Ind u.raiise and
.ssnsy ~ sysoadsay s%s Sy"aS oace 10. ii. =
. GENTS WANTED. THREE MORE NEW ART .crRs
A now ready novel useful and saesble. All -st have
ss% sr. and Hss asns % n ss RICE I Fra
AN AMERICAN BOY. POSITIVELY NOT OVER IL
sa5:S aH5:S' d''i references '''f'f -'''' Rover i'd
DoY wASTED-ABoUT Is YEARS oF AGE MUST
- have some experience in sras sors. Apply a, Las
Broadway
RoY wANrEp-AsorT is YEARS OF AGE. As As
ID aud 10 assist cn farm. To ore suitable
g1a as1s sa w.ne W. .sS sgq ,Sse Ss "a ss "s''
RoY WANTED rNSEDrArELY-sr oAswELL SAcK
- ACC.
poy w,Srrp-ro ATTEND SODA FOUNTAIN
ID Inquire the drug store eonef Of Broadwss snd sta
street.
poY wASrED-IS AooMHIssiox HOUSE. SALARY
Iddr'':. e: D. D I o. o. rief,id ois, - =
poY WANTED SALARY FIRST YEAR $50 APPLY
ID at 81 chsmoers ~, between tande n a.
Eog TIE NAVY. WHALING AsD MHRcnANr
sPpay IRON 81 y . 50 pr meas w9n,es s,
.als dr.en snd 40 pas,e Agpiy only at TIE oree 81
Wv - WI Henry JAMES, A.m
To MINERS AND oUARRYMEs.-wASrED Az Ex
psrsnse, man o1e sao aa 49, - 2 ',s..oaee, 70 a
~orS sy he 1nesi foot proyding hls Pas der
nsSt gan 4 sch ean fgrn,sh sssioa ~. .
,hsir names re 'rences ADD residences
,ry1NTEp-Is AN JyPoRnye House. one OR
w fvo smart active boys from u % ys@Is o gs .so
have some pefTse Y s a hs srSn. 's e's ~
rand boS Address box so Po. .fsi via reference and
WASrso-Is a LAWYERS OFFICE BOY wno
w wres good hand Address saasis 'ern', boi S''1
Pos 2x9a New iors .
,,,1rT,n-.@.S S17Tsrr on ;ss,sy crAt5E
w ef sabs q ssh, 9rren sGr.s sPy tor hrss
creek one mile from Ore, npo.a..if ifyS.
w ASrED-AS H6cfsr ASD rsry...lroESr o,.v,cr
w Toy ite ti.y warch nuse - Eisss ~ ~
concern ssy a.. - ss srose q sfssliss ssssse.s:
conpanied ey reierenees boz t.sSq Pos osiee.
| XVASrKD-A SMART AND ENERGETIC BUSINESS
w nan with small capiaas partner n the ancon ani
Hsfse pSserfsG Idds 1dco5e. fS iss ss sas I gods
/ VANrED-A Young NAN THOROUGHLY 40.
.na ap.si 3 sa se5 Shs ga ,ig p srgsera. % az .ommn h
suns h'J erpeciet bor aIai New iork Poe, oaee.
! w yANTED-A SINGLE YOUSg NAN sTRoNg ABIR
w ant Wiling 20 wrk 20 care of hors.s A.
I ply at ~ Willow %, brooklyn near Falton ferry ~
I ItANTED-A CoACHMAN TO TAKE CHARGE or A
w sent.mans earra.e aud horsss none toss ~ ding
the hcst city eicrcufe need AMY To o. NcE. pf,r
Avenue Hotel, bctHs,n " ana O'Clock to-day
Z NANTED-MEs TO GO WEST TO work AT TIMER
w ara luYb.r, who arr acnslomea ihs wori rssd
fSssli5ss ifS x 3 soRr ~" '"' sA 'A.' Al ~ eol A.
W ASrED-A YOrNO NAN As VALET 10 oo M
W Nl" tarn ~ ~ N.lels fnen fcr sranlbras
sffhk 70 thaiham square -"
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

L,OR sALE-A FINE TEAM OF BAY HORSES rIvF:
and siI Years old waranei perf city feuus soand ani
kind will frive single do8bie, sad tails,
matched closely Can Ia at 5'nores stALles No III
Hicks street, urookiyn.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

INoR sALE-A CHILDs CARRiA0B A RAAaAs,
II ~ 20: only usea few tines. handsofnr, hsht and
covered. inquire OF Mrs ORR O7 Eas, Tbry third
I'd roor
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

LoR sALH-A FIVE YEAR OLD DArrLK GRAZ
IIorse. lG hands high, warrNnted sound aud tlnd u
every respect sold for tire vast usn voui pyp
geo len single double hArpess saddle. To b
anJ time at Ss Fourth street. Ia the blacksmith sao
n the
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
noRsEs. cARnIAans. &C.

A NEW MAN AT THE CARRIAGE FACTORY cor
~ broadway and ForiA sath street. having ned ul
my factory for the purpose Am prepared 10 iurnst
eht am Road Wagons ~ the VERY hest quatV
style and finish, at reasonable pr ca good aAaorimsn
always hand made Ia order the shortest possible
notice. An work warranted equal to any IN the ci} -
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

A LOT or WILSON'S PATENT LEATHER FLANK
~ Fly Nets Just rom the ard for
sale both phoesAc and rctail Apply At uaseys Natis.
Iioboken. N. y. near the ferry,
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
THE TURF.

A SADDLE RACE.
IA TROrTISG
FASHION FLEAsuRE GROUNDS.
- WEDNESDAY. July !, at " h,
SIXTH RACE BETM BEN PAfCuES AND BUTLEh
Match Tor o. Ot.
Two mile heats. under the saddle.
u. TallmAn names b. a. 0eorge faehen.
ID Mace names blk. E General Hut ter -
The boat wheh James alp At2 clock connects Win
The train which leaves Hunters Point Al ~ T. NJ .
Boss tho Thirt, fourth street frry cave New York
every zen minuies JOSEpH CROCHEKOS, Manager
FASHION PLEAsURE GROUND ASSOCIATION
ThOT1iN..
TUESDAY, June "A, = u. NJ.
match tor ~ COO, three In I've, la harIcs%
H. y. Jones a. IN. Jessie
JOSEPH CROcHEHOs, Manager
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L,OR sALE.-osE sORREL HORSE, TWO TWO
wheeled Buichers' CaTu aud one set Of Cart Harness
Apply to the undersgBed hts oer 56i broadway from
MO sP n not previously .oli, ihs above articles
will he sold public auction lst OF Jay next At 10
O'Clock A. stable OF George " Bellows Of
Prince and Crosby Streets wbsre the articles br seen
JOSEPH HONtE.
Collector United atAtes Internal Revenue.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

CNoR sALE-A VERY ZINE CUBAN SADDLE HORSE.
s old lawn color lapred last yaAr for pri,s sls
very stylish and would BE- sniAne Tor LADY Ap
ply at the livery stables cofnerof T~enty street and
seventh avenue.
, 1863-02-09
'TYtE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
\ c A Il D.
Deafness and Blindness.

I'M. 1rSDE1. EnoD, e9Az and Aur.:t. Operative
t.::E:cu, IL Ia'tc street. ca lhcShcrmaa Aoose.
CHICAGO, I1L1Sors.
1- = hss tevot+i his rrosG.-uaf 1fe tn 0rhtEs!E!c
e7d Aura, Medicine aad SurErTx. and :rttt! nionsS
al TIC new an Ingenious INSTRUMENTS and aPpa'atns
-t the dii;t lides q trc6l1Een: ustd IT ~ re-
"a hural Hospitals aid InaEC.atios II LSad,n pssa
81 ccnl aud .;le, opcE.tlops for nea1ness Cataract
.;t"e:As 1'ue.! t1GsE EEs Eatroria,7: Ec.:o2'9'o>
tr,,oF asd spurious Erowtes Of evoFy de*es!r
:!4n Artificial Eyrs knt Ear 1)-r:nA tnsc:ted ana
denominations ce1.t1rf-d :. lth &tc tH!fhaiH,,tcHa.
Au.iscope Stche"tr. FlArtrrotc're and nrl:fhsln.e
..,bcopa ard machinery ta1 bFtlaHt'y
!:i::sse the whole exterior. interior aad rorterto;
rat o1 the Er nns Ear thug revcnt!ng Tue csuss Aha
:.=E:r u:.s t!AeAs* Ct the and ea! fhas aaFe
,l.Ertc lc- thought r1<rer hidden In dask1ess Aau
:,ilnr@C.rabtr uttSusty la7-yss2lm
, 1863-02-09

o'Bryan Edwd O'cullivan John Os.nsby John
0'lstyan John O1tignon II G Oliver w
O'Donntll simonO'uare Thos Oshurn 4
O'Donne1l Neal U:Leary Martin O.trum "
O'Donrtll Terry 0'Rtian T.sos 0'Stal H:
OCon,nr ! d O'Rri}y NC O'Scal Joseph
{jr0nnol Elrntl O'nay Bry8n O'Neal Phineas
o'connell John O'1.riAu Daniel O'Scal DIP
d 'Uon,lrll Null uHlcrt!onck Il SOrcsAoi,cr n "
, 1863-02-09
RfQI Gstate.

TOR SALE-A Farm. All excel
l. lent Farm Of hittythree ae-ts. in the so2t,srn
part OF Minnes9ta, partly imtto1e. With gri'lt11a
On It, and WE'LL attached. q: trout stFe1<n rIua:ss
through It. ard eighty rod! Of the exato ruu1i1 q
soEes vii be te,d loE ThsSe na.dr:f Do,l:s s, t.
werk. Address - S. Tribune o.:re. Cascaso.
, 1863-02-09
7
Yorns Natl Ycrkcs T ? II D
TpftfufR.

il. Care BOX 1892, :. Garrett Gb.ica! Insti-
tutc :. Commanding Officer nth Il!iaois Folun-
tecr. n i. o. T. c.. Clothing SIT CT st.
-. e, II. $. Of the I. o. Of G, Manufacturer
Of Sclf Binding Machine. The Illinois Despatch
American Solder Company.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must
lffix thrrc rent stamp.
g2s~ Office open from 1st OF AlEi1 to 1T OF No
vcmher Fl ou a. nj, till s p. H. Froal Eoretnhe.
1>t til Aprl 1T. from N. till p m anil OIL
Suns!ayz from $50 a. N. till lt11a 70:
S7xS j. L. SCRIPPS. ?. II.
, 1863-02-09
FEMALES! FEMALES

n MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR tn Ft..
MILES tic Ext art l:,.s;.u IL une.,rala's By any
othc- remedy. In Ch!oyo:!s O. etcntson. Irregular
tty pninfunes- or Suppression Of Customary +. acua
Lo. Elccgnset Seroas -tatr Of Tire Uterus. a2d
ro- all complaints inci .ent 10 TIC sc1.
Or III the Decline or Change Of Li(o
SEE sY4l1oAa ABOVE
, 1863-02-09
3)roposals.
PROPOSALS. FOR OATS AND
t3f -
D.roT QU.rTCE"A.TzR's0 OFFICE,

D=roT QU.rTEF"HsTzRs eETIcE,
w,su1sGyea. u t.. JA-c4ss :;st. 1sil
Ss'ass ~ s r. fsSsEs
's,E ;hs Gs"{mss' VII w" 'e ~ t tSo a,s
Has 10 ne roed merehansao1o r1vorny. ras u, n
bales h1ll 1ellf Gsut III ltA0} 1%o thousand oud% to
~ OATS to be ot eqcl mesc.ansa'l" quality. mi
0ate Will he received by wegaI. Ut t3.> thirtTtwo
sacEs 70 H. iar:sea Without extra cts5sc to the
III p:sE y e. fs he &c 81; s ol e
PROPOSALS
c. ss at ~ Is I'd @ ays ys sss
~ S:sS Il; t: s b ,'s
from snt without :clcr+.ncc 70 cs:h OTHER:
Tho full na!zc aud rost o;cc sddrrsa OF the bidder
II tx i ns: Il, . i. tae 1ac cf n. the Of
g. ss ss;s s
Psorcfa'ti from D1sIorAL fiKT1ss I'LL SoE ~
Tielessl! n'a;t Is ad,rsssca.o E; col; ?: EycREE;
;;,,saa be rlsn:y marked :" Proposals for oals ana
TT sey :. y; sss: : M h IT m *se,s
srcn*e 1e eons. whose signatures must be Appended
T: =: y! e xs
District Coul United States District
y! s. +
t ,;S Sies
a. the hond must she contract, # will he
nrcG&s4ry for bidders to have theiE boadsn'a with
sesay to he rToduccd w'c5 tho contract IL s!Eaed
hMk< io5 bond, ca: b. tocu5e1 upap ap.'S sto7
| Ut b, Telegraph.
Fonx or GUARANTEE.
and =. .of the eouutg Of - and St.te Of -.do
, 1863-02-09

E:..1cston Emma 1nisa
E:4nit S Eul!..sa 8 miss
I.aeteFt,ruokE Kate mr.
EtiwnytssM Mara Reeve L
Edscrto. Erasslle mrs
, 1863-02-09

COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
Advances will be made on shipments to woodruff 4
Co.. New York. aud lIennE d Woodruff. st. Louis
on1ee - South Hhtcr. co.Eet Of Wells. tup-st4Es1
, 1863-02-09
Chicago Uribn1re.
LIST CT LETTERS


Remaining unca:lcd TO: in tho Chicago Pos.
Office.
, 1863-02-09

I NJORI ANT ~ FEAAllEc. +
Dr. CLcc.e7 ans F1l't.
Ihr eun,laatlon OF Ingredients r. thcse 1s arr the
-e-eit Vi lc'::; a:d G; tsnlse prae:ee Thry ae a
!a!!t.s Painful Transformations. removing MI obstrat
:!,i;h y e. ,r I! ed ulcrWl-e HEADACHE. ra!E
i: tic Sic tart.tlon oft'o t4rt w:e< a.: nc1v9as
er:t s .:e les l.lSur Iaa i:atEe hack and ilmts,
&C. disturbed svcp. wacl zstsc frnn Interruption oi
t4A.E!c.
DIR, CTIr:I.SEuAN.S FILLS
T1s :c commencement u new era IN the treatment
Ct t.t4., Irregularities a.1 o,strtscS.s Wh:c; nave
.',<-tIEncG 70 Eeany FfE3AIrR CRATE. 1otcH!ase
~: u.:ct good Ga1tts E:e-. size I. resoaE And *ln.
obst ruct.o t4&cs FiAcc s.c general cata PC
G!.c. ~ decline
DIE. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Arr the cHeetaA remedy known for all cox
rla!rta peculiar H.r.re. To all casac+ they
e valuable 1Sprcl:;G. w!Tu cEHTslsrT. rKRiop1cAL
ReGrLARTY 7key arc ksoRn TO thousands, who nave
v.Sd at t'!Errt rr7t"e. thco;Eo0t nc counti5
aastrE the s4,.ctian Of souic Ct sar Host E1lSEs1
i'uYs!"1AES IN AEEElcA.
IxrLtc.TEpiErG71oSS. sTAT1SG sSuES 1nEf fHoFLD
str1 III rsEu E!tA each f:oyt'1c TRtfx HSE DOLL &R
PR l-ox c4lnt.;s:inE frt.n, 81 70 d1 Pits:
l'i;, .r:t h, :Es t.rautv hy rctsxT tn t!.r AGcat
Z. .I.kc street.. EoLo f.. DEUsiGisTs Q En- kEA1tT
tf Sld !E Chicago 1t IEaAulsc&or rr1Gc oy LUi>D
{ SMITH. n14Setlyr
, 1863-02-09

Mort. Nathan
Mael:er j II
MrrphyPetHck
MutrI,lae Chaa ]
EcH'try D.n! S
Morgan Patk G
Morgan Dan
Morgan t1r DIT
Mccgnn Dalil
MontuEEc Keub
MOWER David
hlootler, Micflfc
&cQ