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Riot Between Irish and Negro Labofers

NEW YORK, April ia riot occurred to.
day between some negro and Irish laborers
which was quite serious for a time. The Irish
are said to have commenced the difficulty and
hurled missiles at the negroes, driving them off
the pier into a boat. AT this moment one of the
negroes, named Oney, fired pistol, wounding
James Agars in the head, but not seriously
Another account says that Agars was wound
ed by brick thrown by one of the mob stand
ing beside him. The riot was soon after stop
ped by the police. The negro Oney had his
nose broken.
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N ASHINGTON THEATER.
ITA L IAN OPERA,

ITA Ian OPERIt
DihhC lOh. .........-..J. GRAU.
Mr.. GRAU has great pleasure in announcing tb At
he has made such arran sements as will enable hi m
to live in Washington "
Two GRAND OPERA NIGHTS
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April nth and 18th
by MS eBitre Op-ra CGulpnny Orrfes ami (bo1n-
tnoW performing IN Ph!ladelpha,l } which has met
with such unparalleled during the ma at 20
months in New York, Bo, ton ar Philadelphia
Mr.. Grau has selected for the qualification Of tae
well known mus icai taste Of this city two of the
most ma gniticent Operas of the odern repertoire
these operas Mr.. Grau is confident will be fnlfy
appre ciated by the citizens and visitors of wash
ipston.
The COMPANY comprises
MIME LOniNI, the celebrated Bramstic pe,,,a
Donna, her first ppearance in Washington !
NJ LIE CORDIER, the celebrated Cantstrine
MILE hORENSI, the famous ContraIto
Tenorl-signori BRIG SOLI and MaCCAFERRI
Baritoni-signori AM0cJO and DUBRAIL
Bsssi-signori sUSINI and BARILI
Conductt and Musical Direc ctor-siguor MUZIO
OPENING NIGHT. FRIDAY April IL
fer1i's most celebrated Opera
IL TROV1TORE
DEBUT OF Mad. Lok1N1 IN her admirable part of
SECOND OPERA NIGHT; SATURDAY, April IS,
Mozart S immortal m.ster-work -
DON GIOV4NSf, DON JUN
With the full siren 9Th of The Comnsnv
Admission 81; Orchestra Chairs, 50; Parauette
and Dress Circle, each 81 So "
Seats for either of the two shts can he sacursd
at Met2erctt's Music Store, commencing oa We'd
nesdsy Eorning at q o clock
Doors open att Opera commence at g. apIs IF
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O r FIC ClAL,
CHIEF ASST QUARTERMASTERD OFYICI,
- Depot Of Mashinston 213 g, corner 18th ST.:

CHIEF ASST QUARTERMAsrERp OFHICI,)
~ Depot of RaShingt 213 g, corner 18th ST.. }
WAsHINGroN, D. o., March Il, l5sS.i
With view to obtain short notice and on the
best terms such supplies for the Of this Depart
ment, By pu rchass in the open market, AZ may be
required by the exigeneies of the service, and not
oth erwise provided for by estimate on the proper
officers of the Quartermsster's Department, all
dealers in Fuel, Stationery, Hsr iware, Drugs.
Lumber of all escri ptions, Leather, Paints Qis,
Glass, Lanterns, Ships Stores, end such ether sup-
plies as are known to be purohased BY the Quarter
masters Department, are hereby requested to fur
nish this Office weekly with price lists of the articles
in their line, corrected according to the huctua.
tions ef the market.
None other th an those complying with the above
advertisement will receive orders from this office
EDWARD L HARTZ,
mra film Captain and A. O. NJ, U.sA
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PERSONAL.

m NO IMPOSITION
VlADAME ROSS, Doctress and Astrolosist was
horn with q natural gift. She tells the past and
future-was never known to fail. Cause speedy
marriages, brings together those long separated.
Cures ~ diseases; business strictly conadential.
the Patent Office The only person that can show
likeness af future husband or absent fr lend in
reality. Ladies 30 cents; gentlemen 81. mh25 Inn
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Heavy Robbery,

at Brooklyn yard was robbed last night
OF between $l2 ,000 and $40 Geo in legal tender
notes. s+.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w WAsHINeroS, January 25, 1863.
In eense of the pressure of business at the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army of the Potomac viii be given at the onice Of
Lieut. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS TAEATRE.
HINNsYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willardb Hotel

KINNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willards Hotel
THIS EVENING,
Third appearance of the eminent young American
y.wiLkfEs nlsfssis6oo iss6oorH,
S1ss s1s2S
Mss srTfE RI assMos '0'''e actress
Appearance sR & .he = r. RReH%slsfk H%akp fpoans Actor
''S' R cnxs 1 w4s6Hsa ths 6ifisS Actor
VIII De acted this evening the great Shahspearean
HAMLET.
Qnsen Gertrude sas~n Denim
Qpheha. .....................E Efie Germon
Poionius .........---. Ben Rogers
Sr;s ~ B5kee
Osrie.' .'...-.. 49, .Cnas. nyDdham
- Admission 50, Is, and 75 cents. No extra
eharga for secured seats
ASHiN0TON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEvRNTH AND STREETS.
MAEAoERs-. .MEssRs. MAgpEa Gossos
sfAas MasAeER---.--- ---------FRED. q MAEDEs
THIS EVENING. April II.
FoR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
The beautiful English Artres. and Vocalist
MISS EMILY THORNE,
who Vill make her first appear ance in Washington
as JOSEPHINE, in
THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT
with Songs, &C., supported By the ontire com pany.
MR. JOHN 7. RAYMOND
az Pom pernckei also. as Ragesd Pat. in
IRELAND AS 1T WAS
Only night of this great Irish Drama.
In rehearsal
LAKES OF KILLARNEY,
with beautiful new scenery, &c in which MISS
EMILY tn ORk Il will apear Kate Kearney
nDB F E Lows HALL
THIS MON DAY) EVENING, April 18th
and EreTy ErtatHg dnfag Mis tcseE
SANDERSON'S GIGANTIC DIORAMIC ILLus
TRArIONs OF
THE RUSSIAN WAR;
1t will be shown with sll its
THRILLING INCIDENTS, BOMBARDMENTs
AND SIEGES,
BATTLES ON LAND AND SEA.
And ending with the grandsst conception of Scenic
Art:
THE FINAL DESTRUCTION AND C9NFLAGRA
TI0N OF SEBAsTOPoL,
pronounced the most successful Iustr alton of its
Kind ever attem pt I'd in this country
mrst graphic manner the most important events
which distinguished the
CRIMEAN WAR;
Moral, IhStrHttice 6ad Enferainiaxt
Doors open at O'Clock ; to commence a. a quar-
ter of 8 o'clock.
Admist ion 25 rents children IL cents
III Re SeIy ed Seats ~ cents.
a. GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE ON SATUR
DAY ut ) O'Clock. ap4 5ts
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CANTERBURY HALL
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR Sixth srEEuy
A PERFECT CONSTELLATION

PERFECT CONSTELLATION
BEAUTY, WIT p AND TALENT
Tremendous success of the five Felnale Stars and
Nv '1e III 4a.s %s%E%Sn 4 .Sts& $s& so&f%1s"y "y11,
Return Of the : Diok f5hIn FsRkhR ss1R kEhsRRori's'
VINO will appear in choice lection Of esro Com
icalties and sing some his popular Banjo Solos.
FIRST rppresenia4on OF the beautiful musical
comedietta entitled
with Miss Julia Mortimer and Mr. George R. Ese-
>'' = re ~ SsiFEsH tx lSS3sHss5fAEzos sts4fAzRzo
MISS ERssT1NE Ehs sTi fn of bS SS1E F.1Rrn
aS mLLss Hsfflst aN1 Nd Rrnss mxRIR
MISS karE ras ts'fy stsFs sNNoYER
The BEAUTIFUL Danseuse
ept and Attraction p OF to be equaled. a.
First week Of the magnificent Ballet. produced
~ and appointments, arranged By Mons HzolIosy
n LES LES AMogRs DE D1AgLE,
The Great Bale. Troupe assisting Of ae'ii the foi
LOVING miss eef1fifqI 5Hhfa fSUHf SiGHfMosD MlnSisD
Miss sI+.y ritLTE dE,EEaN ,EEEEaaNNDoN,
ANff Mile !hRyAHSst SENNfkt,
CODkT OF BEA UTY
MIR. GEORGE r. kDESON,
the Favcrite Coined an and Comic Vocalist, in a
p;,st wsst neT es budget of comiealities
MISS JULIA RICHMOND.
n " The pn Fl Pleasing Danseuse.
The wiEGis sfEf5jse AkssreoSa. HkssES rSes%ssian.
The "0ndS.iel sYivxs iiVfssc otaaks aaa kessn'0mmst
The Versatile Performer.
The performances will conclude with the musical
OR, L1znrTEs Ii TTEEastkni tWkaDp1NG
Ei.stte With Julia MoImep aasson
Doors open at O'Clock.
o.ats Pfsats Bsaes oaias s@ oaars
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at O'Clock,
For LADIES AND CHILDREN
Admissior-iadies, 20 cents; children, 10 cents.
VARIETIES! VARIETIES.
NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION.
Fronting on Pa avenue and Ninth st..
Stage Manager. James Pilgrim
THIS Easb RSfh z95E
MR HARRY LESLIE,
Who will M AXE a perilous ascension from Pennsyl
the Varieties EdiGce. After which ne appaars in
the evenip g's rformances with the boneless GYM
last and Contortionist.
9. W. PARKER
ADA sLAAB LAMEET Nile iop pBRMJGSN9hLI, 81 MeSHhLI, HELENA
TESMAN, PILGRIM.
~ The Vocal Combination.
0-The Troupe Of Lady Dancers.
0-The Vaudeville Company
@-The Corps de Ballet, and the Ethiopian Con-
gress.
Our Mstinee,every wEDNEkD
p m for Ladies and Gentlen Masters and Misses
The Cham pion Clog Dancer of the world
miss NELLIE HOWARD,
In an ESceisor Clog Dance, shortly appears.
Evening star., 1863-04-14
GREAT EN-
L.iNSBURGH & BROS
BALTIMOR BARGAIN STORE.
37J Seventh St, bet. 1 and K.

SELLING OFF!
SELLING OFF!
SELLING OFF!
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY AND FANCY
GOODS.
which are etermned to close out in a few weeks
Light and Dark PRINTS at l6, ls. ~ and % cents
per yard. lost of which are Merri aack,
Splendid Figured DEL AINES, suitable for the
spring, at Is cents per yard,
beaut ful asaer tine mt Of Black aud White PLAiDs
Bleached and Brown MUsLINs at %, %, 81, and 81
sHEhTiNG CoTToNs of all widths, at much re
Brown and Bleaehed TABLE LINENS. very cheap,
IRISH LINENS at 80 81, and 10 cents per yard
spnnr safR and for Men
Yard -wioe good quality BRILLIANTs, At Is cents
White aud Colored Best Mechanical CoRsETs, at
Linen SHIRT FRONTS, at leas, Is, . and 81 cents,
Also q, MI line of HOSIERY, all Of which will be
Ladies and Misses Cord aud Tape HOOP SKIRTS
having very large lot on hand, We have to sell
A beautiful + lot OF Of SPRING sHAwLs,
Ladies Fine WAite Lineif eifHANDkERCHIEFS Y at
s,eo6 dozen efIi Green & Daniels SPOOL COTTON, at
1.cco dozen -, ~ Coates, Spool CottsrasIm
fnyisbIs ~ Ers At r. "a and :? 5 cents sss -
STAPLE MOTIONS As Pins, Needles Combs,
Braida, Twilled Tapes, Celognes. etc.,-in great
quantity.
HS~Call early and secure your goods at LANS-
BURGH & BROS BALTIMORE BARGAIN
sTORE, 81 ) Seventh street, between and K.
p. .S.-Ladies who wish to avoid a crowd Will
please call early in the morning late in the
ming, The Store is open every evening until
q clock
Evening star., 1863-04-14
1RUIT TREEs-PINE-CnEAp /

PEACH TREEs splendid t.o.year old Trees,
s,I Ss Per sra i".eSso per l,nva; APPLE TREES aA
Zssss. Z beautifully shaped s2s per 100; LAW
Ton BLACKBERklEs,S 81 per 10. With all ar
re'pond DINGHY cheap rates. Garden and Viower
6eeot Of every description. JOHN SAUL,
ap Get 400 Sev+ nth street corner Il
Evening star., 1863-04-14
STEAMSHIP GREAT EAsTERN
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. .4fkER
THE STEAMSHIP @xxz1Es911
GREAT

STEAMsHIP GREAT EAsTERN.
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL a1ffe
w4EEsS fEHhfl ra4ss H4SSfss; ass;n..s..,
WILL BIZ DISPATCHED
TussSsS S,hn ,:9a Tassday. sSaea
to stussn so
modation of the State Rooms; ali having the Same
r 1 naS asa
sses the Cabin
only. a fare and half, 'N
Servants accompanying passs asers, and children
sEoosp Rsam fss Ssrths msss .Ise
furnished at separate tables. $40
sh
sil., and good substantial food. ....;.-.....S $50
All fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in o.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of
luggage. An experienced Surgeon on board.
:. I sRRSo + Ssv Y5TT
WALL, Agents, ss's q south Street, New York. sf'
BAkRow, s4ExEks! hiK EkpEs q 90,
223 PENNA. AV., OPPOSITE wILLARDs,
WAsHISGIoN, D. c..
WILL BUY AND SELL
GOLD AND SILVER, UNCURRRNT MONEY,
VIRGINIA AND OTHER
sOUT THERN BANK NOTES.
DEMAND AND $40 TREASURY MOTIFS
and all other
GOVERNMENT sECURITIEs
DRAFTS ON THE MOB cHERN CITIES AND
Hs,y and AFm Checks and
Collections made en- the most liberal terms.
com missions.
Deposits received. mar el-lm
MAYORS OFFICE.
N1 WAsHIS0ToS, d. G, April 10, 1858.
PROPOSALS viii be received at the Mayors Once
uing the Sewer from it's present Termination on
street north between 9Th and 10Th reets west to
Of 10Th and thence along said iSth street. to the the
north side Of New York avenue, with laterals and
Bdcers will state the price per lneal foot for the
speeihcstions can De seer. at the surveyors Of
vii ansss the and
Assistant Commissioners express in writing that
'As ~'f1 10 proper" e'eSoiHN JOHN t. GARNER,
''?psi:'S9ss S SSSsEF%f %fbS5S$$ssJos sSS$s~ sSs5S ~s'''
Assistant commissioners.
ap O-td Intel. ohron. 4 Repub.l
NJ NINE JOLLIvEr,
IsAILLlNER, 46s Eleventh street, corner of 2,
nas the honor to announce to the ladies Of IN
Nss that SHE Ia. Just .staFpsS az
bONNkTe, and will be ready next Friday. April
FOB sALB.-,A good BOILER. three-h horse
or Po~sf nearly nav; very I little 1t Used suitable
.. the aoslins Restaurant. No. al7 Pc. avenue.
ap s3t
THE ,sTEAMsHIP sALvoR. PROM NEW
n s tss oa9 and 81 = Hss dis
az III MORGAN KHIkKgARr. Assrss.
Evening star., 1863-04-14

A PROCL AM ATOM.
A PROCLAMATION
DAYTON's CELEBRATED BOSTON CRACKERS,
WINE BISCUIT,
LEMON BISCUIT, PIC MIC CRACKERS,
ARE SOLD
ORME L SON, KING Il BURCHELL, GASS i
galley, GULICK, HOOVER, WHITE d
JOYCE, NJ. GREEN, B. FENNER
Inrt
Evening star., 1863-04-14
nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
~ FOR PHE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

United States
The Sthoomr Emsly Murray In ADMIRALTY.
and Cargo.
whereas, the said schooner Emily Murray aud
cargo were captured prize by the officers and
crew OF the u !. y. steamer Co,ur de Lion attached
to The Potomac aotil,a, and brought into the port
OF WashingtO District of Cou no bia aud Brought
xithin ", the jarisde'on Of said Court and The
Court, BY the United States Attorney for the Dis
triet OF Columbis, praying the condemnation of
sald schooner and carRo. and that process of IN mi
tion and attachment issue against said schooner
and cargo, and the owners thereof and all persons
Interested or claiming nters st therein warning
Them al some early day TO appear and answer said
libel 1t is therefore ordered by this Court in ad-
niralty sitting this st day of April 1853 that notice
De given to the owners of said schooner aud cargo.
ana All persons interested or claiming interest
tnsrein, to appear and answer this libel on the st
Monday of May, 1868, and shrw cauae. if any they
have, wh y said schooner and cargo should NOT be
condemned and sold according to law and that said
nctee be given BY posting copy Of this order upon
and BY publication in the Evening Star tw ice week
previous to said lst Monday in May. the first publ
1863. By order of the Court.
True copy- Test:-R j. MEias. oiert' sps.aax
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nISTRICT CsURT OF THE UNITED STATES
" FOR TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
In ADMIRALTY.

Cargo Of Whisky, CoGts, &c
Whereas the said cargo was ca ptured prize by
the officers and crew of the United States Hotila
and brought into the port of Washington, District
of Columbia, and brought within the juriisdictiun
of said Court, and the 2i day of March, 1863, a
libel was filed in said Court by the United States
Alto, ney for said District praying the condemna-
tiOn of said cargo, and that monition and attach
ment issue against the cargo and the owners there.
of, and all persons interested claiming an inter
appear and answer said lioel: 1t is therefore or.
dered by this Court in admiralty sitting this 3lst
ers Of SAID cargo and all persons interested or
claimisg An interest therein TO appear and answer
show cause any they have why said car 90 should
not be conderened and sold according to law; and
order upon the front door Of the Court House of
said District. and by publication in the Evening
Star twice week prev rus to said first Monday of
May, 1853 the first publication to be on or before
TIT first Monday of April 1863
Ry ND oT he
Evening star., 1863-04-14
Test. Il. J. MEIGS Clerk
Copy-Tests-R. J. MEIGS. CLERK. ap4 2aw
nIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
~ FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

nIsIRhCT CoURr OF TIE UNITED STATES
United States
ao7 Gases Of MIL Drink, pa,t} IsADarRALrY.
Qf the cargo Of The schooner
Tho. c. WorreH
Whereas, the said 27 cases of milk drink were
on the 24th of February 1868, seized for violation
OF the Revenue Law of the United States and
brought within the jurisdiction of this Court and
on the second Of March, 1868. Libel was fled by
the United States Attorney for the District of Co
lumbis in this Court, praying the condemnation
OF said cases of milk drink, and that process Of
monition and attachment issue against said cases
OF milk drink and the owners thereof and all per-
sons interested or claiming an interest tn srein.
warning them at some early day to appear and an
swer said Libel: 1t is therefore ordered by this
Court. in Admiralty sitting this first day of April,
1863, that notice be given to the owners of said
cases of milk drink and all persons interested or
claiming an interest therein to appear and answer
this Libel on the first Monday of May, 1853, and
show cause. if any they have, why said cases Of
milk drink sh suld not be condemned aud sold ac-
cording to law and that said notice be given by
posting copy of this order upon the front door Of
tion in the Evening Star twic~ a week previous to
said first Monday in May, the first publication to
be on or before the second Monday of April, 1868.
Test ~. MEIGs, CLERK.
Copy-Test :-R. MEIGS, Clerk sp4aaw
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THE STEAMSHIP SALvOR, PROM NEW
iork, has arrived and 10 nov dis <e0Ah
charging cargo at the foot Of High st., ,HE&&
sp eff MORGAN 4 RRIEERARr, Agents.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-04
WAR TAX ASSESSMENT

OF all Neat Cattle. Horses and Mules, not
used in Cultivation, and Asses, owned by each
person in the Savannah Regiment, and Of the
groes proceeds Of the sales of II Beef Cattle,
since the Path April to the lst November, of
the present year.
l will he at the following places at the times
specified below, viz:
Warrenton, Monday. Nov. l6;
Tribes. Tuesday. Nov. II;
Lowndesvile, Wednesday Thursday and
Friday, Nov. Sth 10Th and 20;
Speeds. Saturday, Nov, 81;
Bradley's, Monday, Nov. 23;
Calhoun's Mills, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nov. oath and 25:
Bordeaux, Thursday, Nov. 20;
Talbert's. Friday and Saturday, Nov. 2T tn
and %;
Cothran's, Monday Nov. 80;
White Hall, Tuesday Dec. /;
Cedar Springs, Wednesday Dec. q;
Abbcvillc c. H., Thursday Friday and
Saturday, Dec. Sd 4th and S;
Tax Payers will please be puuctual in at
tendance at the places and times mentioned
EVERY MAN IF he only has one Mich Co,o) is
required to report to me as above All who
fail to report the number of Cuttle owned bv
them, or in their care, within the time above
ment"ned, 1 will be required to enforce the
penalty.
]. a. TALMADGE
Assessor lat Collection District
Abbeviila c. H. Nov. =, 1863, q If
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HEADQUARTERS,
CONSCRIPT DEPARTMENT
CoLUMBIA, November 81. 1863.

COLUMBIA, November 81, 1868.
GENERAL OnpsH; No. 81.
+. 4 revision is hereby ordered of ali Ger
IL titoates Of Exemption from conscript tion
heretofore granted in this State on account Of
physical disability. with the view, chiefly. to
complete registration Of all person, whs are
physically unfit for military service, with the
causes of such unfitnesa.
H. Every person holding sssnrgeon's Ger.
tficate of Exemption" from conscription will
report in their respective Districts to the Ex-
amining Board. on such DAYS as NAV be an
pointed by the Chief Surgeons of the several
Congressional Districts, of which days public
notice will be given.
III. Those who fail to report will be no Ion.
ger recognized as exempt and their eerti6 Gates
be NC longer of forge.
w. Enrolling Officers, when advised OF tho
days appointed for the revision in their res
pectiue Districts, will use all proper means to
extend the notice, and procure the prompt
BY order Of Major MEroN, Comd.t Of Con.
seripfs! Il: W. SHAND
Lieutenant apd Assistant Enrolling Officer.
Nov. 28, 1863, SO. ct
a III carolinian, Asreury, and Courier COW
at., ass snss tri weekly; all other pspers in tie
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-04
SLAVE LABOR. Foon: THE COAST.
DIVISION NO, /,

TIE Commissioners Of the r oads an q
Il the Town authorities Of the judicial Dis
trrts ot l'Ickens. irccnville Spnstanburc An
derson, Union York, Chester Laurena Able
vile aud Newberry nre required forth " ith to
summon ali persons i'll possession Of slnves liable
to Rond duty within the Limits of their authori.
ty, to deliver one-fourIh Of their slaves liable
to such duty at the Railroad Dcpots nearest
the owners residence, on WEDNESDAY, 10th
December Hrex in time for 4he down morning
trains, for thirty days labor on the fertidca.
tions.
III. The Commissioners of Reads and the
Town authorities aforesaid will also iupress
aud deliver at the Dapo.s at the same time
on"-fourth of all male free negroes bet
the ages of sixteen and fifty, within the limits
of their authority. to be forwarded for the
came term Of labor.
III: The aggregate Of the calls made on this
Division, including the present call, is four
months labor Of one-fourth the Road hands
in pursuance, there, of the terms of the Acts f
the Legislature. the Commissioners of the
Roads aud the Town authorities will only re-
quire of the several shareholders such an
efnount of labor as will, when added to that
already furnished make up such owuor's quota
e., one fourth Of their Road hands for four
months
w: The inconsistency of calling for hands
Is matter beyond my control. The Act re-
quires me to call for a term of service of thirty
days, while the negroes can only be dischar-
ged by orders of the General Commanding.
V. Persons to whom it will be at all con-
venient to contribute labor in advance under
this call are earnestly requested to do 80 the
law aasures them Of full credit for it on future
calls. which will come probably at less op-
perfume season.
VI Owners are advised to furnish, their
slaves with rations to last to Charleston.
VII. The Agents sent out to receive the ne
groes, are prohibited from furnishing eubsti-
tutes.
WM. NJ. SHANNON.
Agent State South Carolina
Camden, S. c., Nov. l2, 70, At 1868.
Carolinian, Courier, and Mercury will pub.
iish once a weak each in daily aud tri. weekly
for four weeks other papers in the Division
once week for same time
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN
Ahbeville District-In Equity.
Margaret l. 1.y ythgoe, vs. Meta a. l.ythgoe
and others.
Bill for Partition &c.
Pursuant to order of Court, W ill sell. Mt
public outcry, at AbbevilIc G. H.. on saleday
IN Decsmber next ~ the Real Estate of Col
"A. d: l-ythgoe decd, in Abbeville Village con-
tanning l9 acres more or less and beunde.l by
lands of Estate of Col. A. NJ Smith, w. )
Smith, and B Hughes. On the lot is COM
Portable Cottage Dwelling IIousa with si1
rooms and ether necessary improvements suffi-
cicnt woodland for firewood
Terms Credit Of twelve months Interest from
date, Purchaser to give Bond with two good
sureties. pay cost in Cash and pay for tithes.
Commissioners Office, Nov. III, 1893 1T
". II. PARKER, C. F.. A. n.
G"a'aia" publish Weekly. for three weeks
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w AR TAX.
I'd Colleotion District

Twill meet the Tax Payers for the purpose
of making the Assessment upon Neat Cattle,
and Horses not used in Agriculture, at the fol.
lowing times and places viz
Cokesbury, November 18th and 19;
Greenwood, November 23d, oath aud 25;
Ninety-Six, November 26th and 27;
Woodville, November %;
Galatians, November 80;
Smithville, December 2;
White Hall, December
Abbeville G. H., December u;
DonnldsVi'ie, December 9th and TO-;
que West, December l1th and I2;
Persons failing to make returns before 10Th
december must expect to be Double Taxed.
Come fully prepared as cannot have time To
make your calculations.
WESLEY A. BLACK.
Nos. Is, 1883, 20, tt
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Abbeville District-In Equity.
VIM. CROWTIlER and ANOTHER vs JOHN
CROWTHER and others
Bill for Partition.
Pursuant to order of Court will sell. at
public outcry, at Abbeville c. H., on saledav in
December next (7) the Real Estate of james
Crowther decd, on J"hnson's Creek. bounded
by lands Of Conrad Wakefield, Michael Nc
Ghee and others rs follows:
!. The Old Place, 100 acres more or less.
2. The Knight Place. 1872 acres more or less
3. The Home place. 15l 66-loO acres more
or !css
Terms One half cash. the balance on credit
OF QUO ger with interest from day of eale.
Purchasers to give Bonds with two good
sureti es and pay for papers
WM. II. Parker, G. EAp.
Commissioners Office, Nov. IL; 1868, % At