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THE VICTORY ON THE ARKANSAS
RIVER.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH OF GEN. McCLERNAND
FROM 1000 TO 10000 PRISONERS TAKEN.
HEARTY COOPERATION OF THE GUN
BOATS
The following ofilCiG dispatch has been re-
ceived at Gen. Halleck's headquarters;


ceived at Gen. Halleck's headquarters:
MEMPHIS, Jan. Il, 1888
MAJ, Gen. II. ". HdLleck,
Generdl-iR- chief!
HEADQ'Rs ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
Posi- OF ARKANSAS, Jan. l6, 1863
Maj. Gen. Z. s. Grant, Commanding Depart
meRt If The Tennessee;
have the honor to report that the forces un.
der my command attacked the Post of Arkan.
sas to-day at one O'Clock, having stormed the
enemy's work. We took large number Of
prisoners, varlOusly estimated al from seven
thousand to ten thousand, together with all his
stores, animals, and munitions of war
Rear Admiral David d. Porter, commanding
the Mississippi squadron, effectively and bril-
liantly co-operated, accomplishing this com
plete success.
JOIN A. M'CLERNAND,
Major General Commanding.
L. $. GRANT, Major General.
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We captured at MurfrOeSborO' $500 rebels
and nineteen batteries
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SMITH 4 BEALL., No. 38I, Seventh street
~ between and X streets, 10 ths place to buy
your winter Clothing, They sell cheap, Try them
nov 9I-dtiAnl
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T FUGIT tbs
L U M B E r Y A r d
SIXTH EFT,
South OF Pennsylvania Avenue.
l2-tf
CnTY POST OFFICE,

CITY POST OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, d, C.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that, In accordance with
instructions laid down by the Postmaster General,
will receive, on TUESDAY, January 9, and for
the space Of thirty days thereafter for redemption
at this office, such soed or dCaoed Posage sdaps
haze become so BY being used as currency
Apply at Room No. 10, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock, n, M, and o'clock, p. m.
L. CLEPHANE, Postmaster,
dee 3l-eOlm (StRF ChrOnI
1 OST.--On or about the I'D Of December, among
j 1 others, n note drawn by +. FrOmmel, to the
order OF Andrew LutZ, for $4,000, payable eight
days after date, and due about the cd uf December
Said note WAS over due aud not protested when
lost. The maker Of the note prefers The production
OF the note before payment. The finder will he
suitably rewarded by leaving said note with :. S.
Williams, Esq, at his law office, corner FoHr-and.
a-HAlf and c streets, Washington City, or TO
CHARLES MERKLEIN,
street, near Eleventh street
dec 21-2Awlw
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90 Congressional proceedings of to-day un.
avoidSbly crowded out
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,


Releases from the draft on the ground of alien
age have been allowed in the following cases
Ndne. Where drafted.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 10.-Twcnty boats belong
ing to the feet have arrived, covered by two
gunboats.
Al the shoals, the boats Desmoines City,
Science, and Freestone were fired into by the
enemy with rides. Three men on the latter
were wounded. A large mail has been re-
ceived.
Tho boats laden with army supplies arrived
on Wednesday.
The rebels robbed the steamer Hastings, con-
tanning the wounded and provisions. They
stripped the wounded of all of their clothing.
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INOR CHOICE TEAS,
Il GOtO WM. CORWIN BURGY.
For BucktUhsai Meal, go 10
VIM. CORwIN BURGY.
For Jdr0 and CeyIOn COFFEE, go to
VIM. CORWIN BURGY.
For ST. Louis Family Flour, go to
VIM. CORWIN BURGY.
For CrdbdPPIs Cider, 80 to
WIN. CORWIN BURGY.
For RdiSiHs, Figs, aud CmFdHis, go to
VIM. CORWIN BURGH.
For EOI's Excelsior Crackers, go to
WIN CORWIN BURGY
For English DAIRY Cheese, go 10
WI. CORNNIN BURGY
For any kind of Groceries, go to
WIN, CORWIN BURGY,
ian l7-9t lstRrl Cor. and Eleventh.
VEAs.--The undersigned takes this method o
i informing the "LOveFs of n good cup OF Tea,
and the public generally that he has just receiVeC
several invoices Of the choicest
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS
that are exported from China, and will always have
n good selection on hand.
Also, well-assoFted stock OF the choicest Family
GROCERIEB WIN. CORWIN BURGY,
jan I7-2t [stArl Cor. land Eleventh SITS,
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ORPHANS COURT.

District Of Columbia, Washington county, TO Dn:
In the case OF John Quinn, administrator Of Phil
in McGrAth, deceased, the administrator Aforesaid
has, with the appreciation OF the Orphans, Court
of Washington county Aforesaid appointed Batur-
Element and distribution OF the personal estate Of
said deceased and of the assets In hand, far as
the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
OF said deceased notified to attend, lat the Or
phAhs' Court OF Washington county aforesaid,D
with their claims properly vouohed, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in
said deceased'B estate; provided copy OF this or
der be published once week for three weekl in
the National Republican previous TO the said nth
day Of January, Isss.
do 2t-IAwsw' Register Of Wills.
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Releases from the draft on the ground of alien
age have been allowed in the following cases
Name. H'here drafted
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C'"oLt , EsT T%TIso ,,D,u.
No, 81 X STREET, MEAN THE CIRCLE.

TERMS, per Quarter of ten weeks-frOm SO to
SIB according to age and advancement, English,
French, Music and all, included,
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sAMBUCI WINE,
Celebrated in Europe for Its medicinal and bensh-
eiRl qualities gentle stimulant, Tonic, Diuretc,
clans, used in European and American Hospitals,
and by some OF the first families In Europe and
America
II has no equal, causing an appetite and building
up the system, being entirely pure wine OF most
As A DIURETIC,
It ImpArts healthy action Of the Glands and KID
neys, and Urinary OrgAns, very benehciAli in DrOpsy
GOut, and Rheumatic affections.
sPEERs WINE
Is not 4 mixture or manufactured article, but 10
pure, from the juice Of the Portugal sam6Ieus
Chemists and Physicians AZ possessing medical pro-
perties superior TO any other Wines In use, and an
excellent article for all weak and debitAted per-
sons and the aged and lnfrm, improving the appe-
ute and benefitng ladies' and children.
ALADIES WINE,
Because Il will not IntoXicate as other wines as Il
contains no mixture spirits or other liquors, and
is admired for its rich, peculiar flavor, and nuttive
properties, imparting healthy tone to the digest
I've organs, and blooming, soft, and healthy akin
and complexion.
WE REFER TO
A few well-Enown gentlemen and physicians who
have tried II Wine:
Gen winael Scott, sA. DR.. Wilson, 18th st.,N.Y
SSy nSSFEgr ny State SsSS
Dr. Parker, n. Y. City. sN.J.
Drs. Darcy kNicholl.N New Dr.. Marcy, New York.
ark, M. DR.. PAist, PhilAda.
GS-None genuine without the signature ofaAL
FRED sPEER, Passaie, NJ j." In over the cork
each bottle.
6i-MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For sale by Druggists and all hrst-claIs Dealers.
Trade supplied In Baltimore by WIN. II. BROWN
4 BRO,
A. sPEER, Proprietor.
VINEYARD-PassRio, New Jersey.
oFFICE-2Os Broadway, New York.
JOHN LA F0Y, Paris,
nov Sly Agent for France and Germany.
! INEFFECTIVE BEREAVEMENT
~ METROPOLITAN POLICE,
No. $40 Eleventh street west,
Near The corner Of PennsvIVanid avenue.
The public are hereby informed, that all eaHes
requiring the services OF detective officer will be
promptly and carefully attended 20, FREE Of
| CHARGE - upon application being made at the Po-
| lice HeAdquArters, No. DIG Eleventh street west,
under supervision OF
superintendent OF Metropolitan Police.
nov 2S-2aw2m
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TEEEGRAPHIC.
Dipateh 10 he Morning Papers.
INTEREsTINe PROM THE sOVTH.
IN DANGER OF AN ATTACK

aovenshts o. Federal Troops IN NortI
carOlina.
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EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.-InstructiOn In the
II common and higher English branches, Latin
and Greek Languages, will be given by the under
signed to private pupils and classes In any part Of
the city desired. Previous to enlistment, some 10
months since, Mr.. p. had some six years expert
ence principal Of the High school and Academy,
AZ they flourish In Maine and New Hampshire.
der, he proposes to give Instruction a. above ind
Gated, lift 10 desired.
Tuition; 90 for y leaSons-lnyAriably in advance.
Two or three lessons given per week, as mAy bo
convenient for pupils In classes numbering six,
the tuition will be - each.
Ample testimonials given 40 to character, educaA
ton, and ability. Address
JOHN McC. PERKINS,
Post Once Box PAN,
jan l3-n Washington, ID. c.
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DESIRABLE PARTIES WISHING STRICTLY
~ hrst-elAss board, in GentFay situated house,
may apply, addressing Lock Box Sc. None but per-
sWeF. Jan ls-f
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"''' W. '"''' GEO. b. MCCLELLAN,

Nal, Gen. Commanding.
p. S.-FrOm wha l have just learned, It
would seem, that the two regiments of cavalry
intended for WarTentOn Junction have gone to
Haper's Ferry. OF the four additional regl-
ments placed under your orders, two should IA
promptly az possible move by the shortest route
on Warrenton Junction. | am, sir, very re-
spcctfully, your obedient servant,
GEO. B. M'CLKLLAN,
Major General Commanding.
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VESSELS RUNNING THE BLOCKADE,

UNION BLoCKADING VESSELS ASHORE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-18
The Cost of Living.

If a man goes to market now, without n
plethor;c parse. expecting to purchase enough
for a comfortable dinner, he is doomed to a
g~r;evous disappointment. Meats have come
10 be a luxury, atiainab!c only b. those WHO
have a full supply Of currency; willie il,h'
fowl and eggs are rarely seen upon any table.
Tie f,cd question is assuming a serious as
pect, but no one las sagac;ty enough TO sug-
rest an available remedy. Boarding houses
are closing, and we hear that the Spotswood
will shortly dispense with tie table dAoFs,
and rent its roo,ns for lodgings. /; is next
10 an impossibilily for II snan. wiia an ordin",
~ salary, to procure board for himself, and
ii he has a family, his case is truly %p'tiaole.
The truth is, Richmond is over-crowdsi her
population is too large f.r her dimensions !;
and until some thousands shall seek quarters
elsewhere, all hands must take the chances OF
starving togeth r. In old times, it used to
be considered almost criminal in q newspaper
10 announce the appearance Of a case of small
;ox here, lest it might deter people from
coming to the city but we verify believe
chat n journalist could not now do u greater
favor to the resident population than to pro-
claim the existence OF . perpetual epidernic'
richmond Wing.
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Interesting to Teachers.
Edspfield Female Institute!

I'm con seoucnce of the death Of the late Princi-
pal and Proprietor, john Il. GwALTNEY, this
PROPERTY IS NOW OFFERED FOR SALE
OR RENT.
The LOT embraces five acres, near the centre
of the Village, and within three hundred yards of
three Churches. The IMPROVEMENTS are oil
new-ereetsd in 1860. The Main Building has a
front Of sevcnty-two feet, with handsome fated
columns. The, centre has Il depth of eighty feet,
giving q HALL ~forty-;wo feet by sixty. There
are Rooms enough for School purposes, for the
Principals family, and for Twenty Boarders'
The plan c6ntemplates tho addition Of Wings
should it be- found necessary.
Edepfeld Village is pear the centre OF one OF
the largest and wealthiest Districts in the Stnte'
and offers many Inducements to the cntcrpriSing
Teacher. AS there is no other School OF the Kind
in tho District, it is confidently believed that this
will continue to receive ample patronage. If under
proper management. The late DR.. WM. 3. JOHN
soy was very successful here, rs Il Teacher, for
more than twenty years.
There has been no cessation Of the School. The
undersigned will continue its management for his
brothers samily till next Juiy. He will be glad
to send Catalogues t" those wishing informati"n'
Or 10 rorrpspond with thpSe who may desire to
purchase or rent. address
l.. L. GWALTNEY,
Edguiicli, $. &.
E.t, II IT
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The situation 1t Fredericksburg.

From a gentleman Just dem from Fred
ericksburg, we learn that all is quiet there.
The condition of the roads imposes On both
sides the necessity Of keeping lie peace iur
the present. In tie meantime General Hook
ey is actively at work trying to repair the de
rnoralization Of his army, aud to get 1T in
trim for the opening of the good weather. 1t
is believed that reinforcements have been re-
Gently sent him from Washington, ard that
his army has been strengthened by some lii
teen Or eighteen thousand men. There Is q
great deal OF stir ahd activity observed in the
enemv's m and the indications are that
he contemplates and is preparing for an ac-
vance movement.
We are assured that the rumors We have
had Of tie Yankee army abandoning freder-
icksburg and changing its base of operations
are mere idle stories. There was never any
thing Of the kind. The whole Yankee army
has been there all the time, lowering anu
looking down on Fredericksburg like a val
trre on a carcass. The story is believed 10
have originated from the fact :ha; the enelay
sel.t to Newport News n large body OF the
worst subjects Of decentralization in its army
-surnc ten OF fifteen regiments. The trans
loris conveying tbcse troops being seen OH
taei. way down the river gave rise TO the
ru:ror that the army of the Potomac was De,
ing conveyed away, and that Hooker was
: changing his base" The story is how ex-
plode1. aud the Yankee army is believed 10
he now stronger than it was in the last balt!e
Of Fredericksburg.
1t is not prudent to speak of ourown army,
1t is enough to say That the condition AMI
spirit Of our men were never better. They
have become irured 10 the hardships of war,
AMI are an army Of veterans. Our men, too,
were never before in such good health. They
are in splendid trim, aud painting TO he let
loose on Fighting joe"
All has b zen remarkably quiet on both
sides for the last week--each party the silent
spectator of the other, with only the river be
.we.n. Tie pickcts are il speaking distance
Of each other, and a "hs!loc. tnere! is Ire
oucn.ly passed over, bringing back a North
,rn paper or solne little thing in exchange
lor a jug Of tobacco, which The i.,aees are
al.aJs ready 10 barter tor. Our iorces Ctlt
arigsdc Of General Bar;sial.. of Mississippi
occupy the lo.n, aud the old borough lcsI>
quietly under the f%fowning batteries OF the
enemy, which, rome know how soon, ma
bclch forth tie signal Of battle.-Eic!lmoud
Examiner.
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RESOLUTIONS Ly CONGRESS.

On the 9th inst. both Houses Of Congress
unanimously passed Ike susjoiaed resolutions:
Whereas. a strong impression prevail,
throughout the country that the war ncw be-
ing va.ed against The people Of Tie Gcniedei'
az States m.v terminate during the ! resent
yea-: and, whereas. this I'M ~Eess;on * l'aI:aE
iiian, patriotic citi2-nsto engage ia!S.!S n
tue production of cotton a!4 tobacco. wi'ici'
tn-> Won d net Otherwise dc; ard whereas,
in the opinion of Congress, it is OF the utn.os'
iturprtancv, not only with i view to The proper
subsistence O! cur a:mle-. but i"rihe Inter
-, and welfare Of I'll tie people, thar the ~
:iculturaI labor cf the copniry should be en-
t.loyed chiefly in the production oil & Supp;
of iood 10 meet every contingency. lhe7''
fore,
ls,. Resolved By the Congress of the Con
federatc States o! America, That i; Is the
deliberate judgment. OF Congress that ;h,
| eopse Ct these IS !, S ,4.;;,i:- Ta Ms. a 3 o. , 1i1g + a aTr,
iition profarel b: The enemy. short OF snhla-
cation; that every prer"rs'i n II. rcS|aFN u
encounter such 9 war should hs PERSISTED IN :
and that the amplesi supply Of pr17lsio"s
IL. our armies and people, should be the iir=t
uhIect oil Ill aSrlcnliuFls'S. "hr'e'o't' re-
earnestly recommended that the people. ID
stead Of painting cotton and tobacco, Si..i'
iirct, their agricultural labor mainly to tn"
production Of such crops as Will ensure Il
efficiency OF food for ali classes and Tor every
emergency. thereby with true patriotism sui
ordinatlng The ho,s Of =aiu 10 the service 8;
the country.
I'd. Resolved, That the r >i:cati is hereby
requested to issue e proclamation 10 The peo-
nie of these States, urging upon them the ns'
~cessitv Of guarding against the great perlI'
Of a short crop Of provisions, ami seth'!E
forth such reasons therefor as his Judgment
NAV dictate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-18
For Sheriff.

Ma. Ebi7oR: You will confer III especial iAv"f
by Announcing Capt. T. II. CLARK, I" ire z"
Regiments C. Cavalry. u candidate for Sheriff oil
Eds. field District at the mex. election. Captain
CLARK is we'll known to the people OF this DIS
trict. as = high gentleman, and hotea 'of
his upright deportmen t and business quai'ncation''
He has had considerable experience IN the e"et.
if Office. and, if elected to that ONCE ""u'u
beyond a doubt discharge its duties satisfactorily
to the people and with credit to himself. Capt..
C. is u ,noritorious gentleman and a wcil-'ried auu
gallant soldier. lie entered the service near Two
years since as n private IN thO Edgcleld H'tsa'''
but by assiduous attention to his duty and Ills
uniform respect for his officers aad kindness 10 DIS
comrades he was carly promoted to the C"ptainc;
Of the Hnssar4, which position he fills well. HIS
superior Officers and The members Of lis Compa-
NJ speak in the highest terms of him. Therefore
we, his friends at home, respectfully present his
name before the people Of Ed;eicld as . candl-
date for Sheriff, with the full assurance that he Is
in every respect worthy Of their confidence.
SALCDA.
- "
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Imnortont frou. North Carolina.

RALEIGH, March l5.-The Raleigh State jour
II us kirston correspondent says: General L. i.
Hill came upon the enemy cutpostS at Deep
Gully, on the Tren; road, cigGt miles this side Of
Newborn, yesterday morning. The enemy's force
consisted ot four companies of infantry, and ore
light battery. They became panic stricken and
ted across the stream. destroying the bridge.
General Hill had it quickly fixed and pushed gu
after the enemy. The Generals horse was twice
struck with Minnie balls. a Yankee and a But
ralo vino were captured, bad reached hinston.
They report the enemy Mt Newborn at twelve
thousand strong. General Hill was moving on
Newbern.
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LATEST NEWS
Confederate Success at Port Hudson.

A telegram was On ..e ~En!'etin boards i'll Au-
& lsta on Monday, H"norrcins a brisk and dccis-
i've combat with %sunboa,s ~ rvtG Hudson. fhlee
Of these Yankee Iedoubtsbies attempted to pass
up the river, when cur guns opened upon them'
rs i. is reported, with the most gratifying results.
The -NississiN,i ".s y;..e. ~ the waters edge.
One of her companions passed up badly crippled.
The other, supposed to be too much injured to
proceed, turned tail and vent down stream. This
was the latest account received mt Augusta up to
g o'clock Monday afternoon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-18
Recruits Wanted.

4 HAVE i,ren detailed to Recruit ior the 9th
& Regiment, now stationed below G'arlos'"r.
20 nil whu have 10 rlirrt the service Of their r",'n-
Try y good opportunity now cifrr.. ] aE!''", to
MI L" .al!y. :Il Il, .I'r, lr0ini tn" 'i'n'iiri oi
thsr couutsy in ihi4 the h"rr Of her gr'''fai
:.ia.. Your %4eryircs mr.: now nFca"d. The enemy
is using his mos' powerful ryerf;on'. both 'y lnni
a,.,i .,a, to. 80 :ac fatal blow upon Charleston
AID '..canaau. Let Va meet bin PROMPTLY aud
ii every Tn: "f Car"lin@ soil Which l. >"
,l.r. "a u all. E:ery one inns hii past I" perform
IL. 'hi- crest ~Str,%gl.. i":a" forward NJ once
o:.r an'i Ill.
l:crrui,. Will lee permitted Il" join ahr Cnmra-
ny in tr Regiment. There are in III. :ih lw"
l:lqe!ieli Companies. Iii the r;-l.ts and priv
lrc..s secured 10 Volunteers will lie %rrn'e'l each
Ks.rait. viz: FIFTY DOLLARS BOUNTY. An
excellent UNIFORM ni Gray ;'cat. i'lue Pants. Cap.
Shoes, &C.. will be furnished cach Recruit. Trans-
uortarinn furnished to the Regiment.
I.rav. your names with Nir. Z. PENN, NJ E!ge-
field c II. or address Scrg:. =. IL. WILLIAMS.
Pleasant l.are, OF mgse!r ii; Pho:ais, El;s"iir''
District, (. G.
F. ". andrews. Lieut.. and
Recruiting oaicer. 2ith l;ss'' :. {. y.
Mar i! ~
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PINE AppLE.-We have a zine one now
living upon our table, w!.ose fragrance greets
our Iolia.tories and makes us thin> Of those
times when ~luxuries were plentiful. II Is
The product of Kinds County, being raise'!
by our young frierd, Master Ben. Whitfield,
jr., aged. only II years, !, whose kinineSs we
are indebted. We have seen larger ones, but
none handsomer or with a richer flavor. In.
deed, it is quite enough to th' DIV ii child into
a perfect 6dget of delight. l, is another evil
dence of what our soil is capable CT produ-
cins with proper culture and pains. If our
people would turn their attention for d few
years to the full development Of cur soils ca
p~acitios We should soon be supplied with an
abundance of both nccessarics and ~laxuries.
Jackson Miss;ssippian.
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present gear.
Tax payers must make heir ro;arns in he time
above named or they viii be lijcri 10 d'u@.a tax.
The following IS II list "i Toxa!is ir"prriy
I.atnt: Nc.r"cs Sales "f tio'is. War; a;ii Mer-
ci.audi.e; FAc;orase -i.:npi"ymcn,s: Professions,
i~n.lcding Dentists, Clcrk u! the Couii. %sl!criit',
urIiaa-i.s. Comin,s. iuncrS IN Eqniiy. Cor"ters,
.ic.: Salaries and WAGES over Eve inndr''i dol
lar. Monies at Interest. either On gear account
OF fo- YOUR Ward rs Guardian Executor, Admin
i%s:.a:or. Trustee, &c; Lots in Towns and Villa
ges Capital Of Banks in this State: Capital Of
Banks at issue not Incorporated by the State Of
South Carolina Premiums taken by Insurance
Companies : Capital Of incorporated Gas Light
Com panies Number OF Packs Playing Cards
sold ; Number Of Billiard Tables Gross Receipts
Commercial Agencies. a..
Fr.c Negroes NOT now nor havinT been IN The
Confederate service are subject 10 TaX,--thcsc
from the ages of - to 30 years.
Tax Payers are hereby notified that the Con-
tolerate BILLS cf The Iioyer & Ludwig plate, dated
September Cd, 1861, OF the denomination Of $40.
$50 and SlG0, will not he taken for TaX1s, AZ they
were called in lass year, and :he plate having
been coun;erre;tal there is s0:ac Discount Oh the
genuine bills uuicss returned 10 the proper an
~ihuri,ies. Other Confederate money viii ne good
Cor TnXas. TjiEQ. DEAN, T.".E.''-
Nf,r If
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Mars