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The Early Physical Degeneracy
A M ERICAN PEOPL f..

just PubIishe ed by DR.. STONE,
PHYsICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND HYGIENIO
TUTR. A TREATISE ON THE CAUSES OF EARLY
PBYsICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PKo-
PIE; THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY, CONSUMPTION
AND HARAsMUs.
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The Supreme Court has decided that Govern ment
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Jncrraurc Companies.
.NCAEAsED CAPITAL AND p,RTICI

FFIUIHSID tAPITAI MD TiNII'I
"tTiJf T., PROFi15-NORIH AMERICAN fih I.
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~ Prriient lnd Directors Of ths toany Toxic p'uslfo
u ufsg he public that iu orr go us"t more folly 90"
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i~ additional Of y ls On iui ifg The pIrsIt
Tt3I GArIIhi.-ihLf 4 MILLION DOLLARS,
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famirsnfs oil tie bcn ~ Insurance Law II tia Stat"
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and 'nerin1l r>y G1 g. Tho public, frd it
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pfcp,red ~ Pa0I1 & HASN'T Va. Pr 1trard Ion
don En.'uci oHd IA ~ thgi As,ff. N-~----- :, Co.,
F!tna!ius.. H.W.inIk
Her Aa,0sya ColmaaDeia bagc 8uih0lcd he md
sdds.ss ~ "1bOAlAS yhyLF l2J sflr.. London" to be
impnssed ppon Tho O0geWg, femp s,eJ 20 csc. bny Of
lLg equine L.efIfe
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Proposals.
Oyrcs % rms Dnpor QuARrxnnAsrER,
v~.v ruwORTu kANaAs Oct "a. 1863.

FORY LKAvEyWOnTn, kANtAs Oct ~, idO3
PROPOSALS. for ARMY TRANSPOKTA-
j TION-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
oacs until u O'Clock the oh day Of Deccmbef s6J
fox tho Of military supplies during tbs years 1904
Rue No. From Forts Leavenworth Laramie and Riley
other sep 3 Of y .oSr Esc Of
frayenworb aud south Of latitude AZ north 70 say posi-
stations a are sS DO n5 a .ob s"e Of ads
nor and Of longitude ia west and III tis lsfoy ~
COLORADO moth Of 800 north Bidders to state the 'se per w.
Ia each Of the months from Apliso September inclusive "
the years 1864 ard 1865. M, T., -.
State Of Kansas and the Of Kansas, in the STATE oi M
to posts or stations that are 81 may os %
rde 40 north drawing supplies from Fort Leayenworth
and Fort Union NJ other pot ta may be designs'ea
in that Territory ID Fort Oarad aud TO any otheI pot q
point. on route Bidder. s,ae the rate per 100 pounds
or nies which they win transport said stores IN each
OF months from pill to September ihcisc' OF mo years
as,, NJ From For, tnon or suc other depot may
be IN the Territory Of New Mexico 70 any poss or
stations DO established Ia that 1eftoy hhu
such posts stations as may be desisnated ~ ,s aey
Bidders to state tie rate re, 100 pound of iy miles,
IN. wrrh 10 be transported each year will not exceed
loO0oco Iourds Roue No. l5teo@c pounds on Route
No ADDITIONAL per censse will be paid for the transportation
Of bacon hard bread pine lumber shingles, or any other
Bidders must give their In NH as well as their pieces
and each poPo.a na,, be se.o,p ,nea ~ .,
ponbc persons gnae,eiUg that In ease conuact
awarded for the mentioned AZ the proposal 70 We P
and good end suIc.u security furnished ny said psies IA ~
ordl,ca with a.. te IA q this advcrtls. uien.
TIL. ornonnt Of bonds required will DO a. oilo"% 90
On Route No. pivvivv
On Route No. 2............ ....'.'.'.''. I so
On Route No oo,v'I
Satisfactory evidence u the loyalty and sorency oil cs'h
bidder and person offered scctriy will be required
Tr,no.s flnst be- indorsd Proposals for Army Trans
,orati.p on Routes Nos or g. ~ the casr may be- and
none wi be entertained cs. they fully comply Wal" az the
| r., auirrnrn,s u this sdvef'srn.n,.
fsr. 70 whom are made must be prepared 10 ere
cne aud 10 give the required 0.Le ' e
| faithful peri rnsan-c Of the same. -
Contracts will be mad, subject 20 The approval ~ the Omar
sncn but the right reserved 10 recc, any Or
| Al bid. that may b- offered
Cotracfo. lu b. in readiness for serv,s BY he trst fsy
II Aur 1854 aud they viii 0s repaired 10 hnt"A nee 81
bn.s or aeoos a. or the vicinity 81 fCF't Le:ye"'rth
and Inon other de pots that D. establish 4 WHOA
Nv nav Do communicated with prom ply ard leediy
L. &. EA,ION, Ne Z and Quar- cfnia"er.
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proposals.
Oyyfcs % ConnissARy OF 6UDsIsTBH0D, =,
No. = statest, NEW. YoRK, Nov. 10. is6s. !

A RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPO-.
N SAILS VIII BE- received by e anderslgned At this ONO.
until O'Clock p. THURSDAY, the 18th inst for IN.
ning FRESH BEEF for SIX months from tho LIT OF Decem
ber 1868 ,be troops and Others IN the service Of the United
states stationed Ihros Neck sad Davids Island ara ~
vded for
The fresh Beef. be Of good and wholesome quality with
an equal proportion Of fore and hndqnser 1eal necks
ssnSs and sidney aliow b. rxcuded and furnished 10
such quantities. each place Of delivery rs from time Tine
uay BE- required foe the troops by he several oicern chsa
Further Information will BE- given application. Each ia
INNS. have printed copy OF his svcr sement posted nc
head Written contracts to DO made, With sdequa bonds.
be- names OF two scient sgrre be given IA the pro.
posas which are be- ndorsed Proposals for Fresh Beef"
FRANCIS T.. BERlER, Captain ard C. s.
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NlNELAND.
LANDS To sll wsntinr fiNMI-Iarg. and thriving
s..f,f m.d and hes thl a-ir p mite. tlufh Il fla
..fI. hy rslroad Eth coils Diurrf Hs" rluis. "i4,i
m now na sss srnwlng ~ a1 Cd fl4sts, - rom 90
t pee lcrr payable within l,lf ytafs good brair" "f'n
l ulnallluT ana ofhtsi r.uel.f .sAols aud L"
.l.f. nnDw Toe niost iHioyins plirf t-s' of We
D. 20, .l. ave- tsflns an. building Tho beauty Hlth nii
.e 10 . H. OF 30 unsufpa.sri l.rrfa ,et Ffpcfs
r bring rapoI. .ni s.,f fa ilfJfAaou Nl BE- fsnt .r
atir tlftitS b. LANDS Ni."li.a l.. o. t--ll'!lsiid
Co., ..rs. lr. aey.
llou. 1.l .,ft Of Scion Nohas,n. IS ~ Tiibin~.
" ol th. most extensive ief tf4.i'. u 800 ainnt
ic..l position and ala1 crsdllI Jos p.si g. tiat
ar 4r1s ol tls eide Of tnc Nrs.rin fflilI,s'
= ~ LOIA for sALE-At EliADcthpOr',
sBD ~ b. suitable for 'letor.us puIpo.. ia gnaa
uu- pulaarrT., At low pn..s AID favorable eiAs o
p4If4f.f. J.. u. ktLI.JDD 10. 80 Per 4, y. i.
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A POLITICAL TEXTBOOK FOR 1860:
CoiaTrsnss thief wv u
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS AND ELLClIOFs'
Including
ALL THE NATIONAL PLATFORMS EVER YET
ADOPTID.
Alio,
HIsToIS or THE STRUGGLE
Respecting
SLAVERY IN TnE TERRITORIES.
Ard Ct the
ACTION OF CONGRESS
A. 90 the
FREEDOM OF TIE PUBLIC LANDS
With
THE MOST NOTABLE STITCHES AID LETTERS
%
Me.rs LINCOLN. DOUGLAS BILL, CAss, SEWARD
EVERETT BRECKISRlDOE, A. y. JOHNSON, Is. &C.
TOUCHING The QUESTIONS or ThE DAY,
AID
RETURNS or ALL PRI >lpENTiAL ELECTIONS
IRON lsS-TO iosa
COMPLIED NJ
HORACE GREELEY .sD JOHN p CIRsLLAND.
In order 10 ucc; Tie reny rails 81 lHn foLIIlOAL
TIKI BOOK. " have reprinted On t''tiou.
Price 81. Sen, By Hti Pa,'psii IN r're'P 81 piee.
Address. iht lhiptN4', Ne"'io'.
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GarNware, Cuiicrn, &r.

DI'tSIi SHEET IRON, assorted number;
Ia, ,,urV,IOS RUSSIA HON II Alan Wool 4 Coz
'..,,uia,, p. ,ior GALE by 4. a. IhOhaOE $50, So'
-iJeLli1 WatI'
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QrARrERxAsTEEs OFFICE U. q. AL
No srArEsr.. INV DIRK, Nov. 10, 1861 !
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received al
- this Oice until MONDAY, 10th inst for supplying good
uerchsnebe OAK. Other HARD WOOD, at the fo1owiri
Military Posts In this liaibor, via;
fort Richniond... 800 Cords
Fort Hamilton. 30 CordI
Fort Colunbus.. % Cords
Foit WoOt....... Corna
IN. Wood TO BE- piled the Dock at the respective places
Of delivery measurement be- determined BY the Rscepnf
0scer AZ lie ro where ssy be delivered Proposals. nav
h, made r the whole any portion Of the amount required
at either Post The Department re.erye. 70 Itself the p,
Wiz ia ma be accepted will be expected to furnish saf
Glen, security Tor faithful performance Of them and e
plee the delivery Of the amount they propose or within
day. foln the time o. the acceptance Of their bd
Proposals oud De indorsed " ropo.as for Wood and e
al ,r~.scd 20 Mai. STEWART VAN vLIET,
QuartcrnIas,er u. s. Army, Ncw-York
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COTTON WASTE-FOr Machinery. Wipng
and e.o .r shipping tots to suit pnIrhasers
for'aloby '" "; lA ~ a. ~, =,
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DcniiSirn.

NOLTON'
~ DENTAL ASSOCIATION
tee the NITROUS OXIDE. aduiGi.' coed by DR. COTTON
thr original ienionstfaof II it, tec r.,s .r NJ,
., Bond Il. q. u COTTON, JOIN ALE. 4 Go.
NJ Is. GRIFFIN 81 BROS, No. 25S Grand.
lts IT, New iork, aud No ri Futons Brooklyn arn ~.
tracing Teeth poaiuVry without rin by ho nirous
OXIDE fa' No charge Tor cAterfing Wien artificial seii
b, inherited i.oy also a.rnr fnn cots 81 Tooth On
ooii. ~; fiaif,, Pi9. si's 5ip, Inbb-r 30 Para
.ets ob sod vi s'.sI, 81. L4rie.inE. .. c,n,s
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GEALED PROPOSALS are invited I'll the
llrt day ol ho,,mb.f 1885, 90 !, n, Tor iun.lALs toe
sunsi. fence Department With 1000 barrels II IluuE
hii viii be uc,ysd ior " ai b. .nown 40 NO and J.
and ior any l1fi.Du lrts ihan the 90 GO barrels
Niis Boo dl!..tr TOR the dnslrrt a"t. should bo upon
separate .lrufa nl Inpcr.
ih~ d,lfry ,i Flour 20 lee commence i within wc
frnin enc be To-, thef'afcr tc Gov
cui'rut ma, direct ~ the rate 81 cast 800 b.lrs d4y
delivered either al tAo Government warehouse IN Iro t'""i
Ga. whalsts, at tGo railroad depot Washington ID I,
A cpurur ugt be con pc,cd tin th.Iiy 10! vai TIE
Opening 81 tht BIDS
faymon, be- made IN certificates Of inieh,r dnes sah
oihr iud The Hoycunirnt nai have Tor IA hur, ~
Tho u-ual Cow inspection viii he made Juai $500
Tie tiDlr IL received.
An oath ut ai' sian-e must Hccon pany each bid.
No bid vii b. rlerln liaa latirs WHO nave ireYio"sy
wi'd Co comply VITA lr bids ca oin bidders nos resent
Tee pond.
Iho b4n,1 Co he entirely and Il otk nnd made very
strong 81 now materials. aud Lcud luUd.
80 Flour Nil be- received wAln H. mot irs IA ground -
lis TO be- directed 10 Litift Oi. 90. ~. i.l, T. - IL
y A., Washington, u. c. and njor'gi "fropo"'' Tor foh
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HAIrR MACmINEEY TOK SALE.

DATER MACHINERY FOR SALE.
j fopid.lnrf Machine ~ in. com plcc.
CyIldrr IaoAifc o. iu., couprtr.
- fnfinrs, various tzr. viii PIT nj Wesh,f.
ono ill.i, Boiler, o. n. Ia. i4un.
Two Rotary hoilsfs, all q.
fs.I Nuitr fok's Nag cntrs. ncvii-. nuf'sr- Cat.
ding rrss. sleeping 'h,st a,rw Re go, Ae Al work
a.. order. Also. $50 horse power c0ndrn nt steam
thsiur. auI c,indr borrs. 81 lOs Co emit lnysfa.
Apply 10 SEYMOUR 60 No. Sprn,s.t Nra-l ora To
CHARLES siAfFORD. " ind-or i.ocks Conn.
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NRESS TRIMMINGS.-New styles in Bnsie
i J T,,nminx, Ornaments. Velvet Ribbons, Alpaca ana
Embroidery Brsd, But,on,. Cards and Gipsey lssss,.
Al.o great variety Plain aud Embro'derea hAnaheio"''
Collsrs aud Cuffs. very cheap. . .,.I =, ..u
~ H. The largest cheapest and best escorted stocs OF
wares Combs. Brushes, iiar Nets and Fancy Dooa' :" ~.
than any o.r store srsc small quanes al ELoEh D.
Nos 8t1 and Bf2 broadway, near 18th e., east aide.
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prp GOODS.

nICU LACES! RICH LACES !
IL just recetyvd by
MILLER L GRANT No '0J BfoodSay
Black Chs,tiy Points, Point Asuino Cons''
Bsck Cnantiy tsiis, FONT Asuiiio eetsl a.
RiscI Chautilly Barhes, Point Aguille Cofnre, &C.,
un.rrrasstd in style AID quality also,
y n,hroil.red Handko. chiefs, Infants Waists,
80 y, isr.J Cam. Moulin Fdyings. &c,
r.,t var ev Al which vel worthy the attention OF
Puchasers.
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nlusita. Instruments.

CHICKERING y SONS, Manufacturers q
" or4ld s34are, svi 10 81. piiSo EOAiES No. =, =.
I-o,av lac frifV cd. ilsfum-n's mas ~ rs
bn .tu.y u..ot.t sfai b. e 4u.Ary testimony u "a
f,r.t ars Of to iiy. wa cu ior them e1esll ?,
tone all ~o1lllisAiP .hrr' saguianed oy any ''As'
makers. .,..,,. O.. a. p, ,.tttrr
NJ tioi'scl,it co,.ila use az ie NEN-sCtLt CnitM
BRING GRAD flANO4uhI.s h. aev,. eiy ''',d '.e.
,o,,i o,, .ad r .,4 i s.sllils tho .as..>s 81 -
vriy iltr..i- esll JASON b. rNIr- fhty fe head
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Jnstrurtion.

A YOUNG LADY, well qualified and With
IN reference d-sires obtain few PUPILS m AUSlC.
Ad. hess A. b.. Tribune Office.
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CITE AM-EN6iNE and BOILERS for SALE.
- a moi-ri bnit COSDENsfS8 SrLAMFNGiNE.
bat he usrd "a inch cylinder a feet stroke hy.whorl
u,.Lus 1bopi inn - m NiiA bdt Af1. four lst
IS iIsDfR ROLLERS, 4xe r-t. Aso - feet ~ inrhns
DOUBLE. LEATHER BtLI 10 b. sold s.rAra',y & 20.
other by SEYMOUR Co, No Spruce IT, hswi0rki o.
ClfAHLES STAFFORD. Mmisor I.ocss, Conn.
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y III W 7 TIL f''N'F1'- II'"' INV =
Ia no. VESTS IMPROVED WELL m Mis tre eau.
lnsd ~ open tie LOcs o. lnsu. Ansi realng The
.si G.ups Ia nee, aud sair afHinf, frost. sold by
!. -. W Isl 4 Co.. 10. lsD lrondway.
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A YOUNG Man, graduate Of the Philadel-
ps College Of Pharmacy and who has acted Foreman
of Wholesale and Retail Drug Store; wants permae'
lanlt st. New.YoIk.
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T,s"S-S2 per asDoDa Three ce9les toi e5. ssa for
SIS.
siNoLh COPIES for sale a. tie Pobllesoa Oa!cs gIfs
boA"iNo' IA wisPpeFs ready fer a.a.ing Phcs fise
Cent?.
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BENJAMIN MASONs
ID COMMEACfAL AID MILITARY BOARDING.
SCHOOL fons.rs, y. r.,
For r,lS'ng boys intelligent. healthy Christian u ~
Circular. al No 3, Ssssao-st. and No. 3a Brotd~iy
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Uauts.
A YOUNG LADY desires a SITUATION as

\ BY Widow without membranes Is competent TO
6 IN, above situation either in the city or country the latter
Good reference gwen NJ 20 qualifications .nd char
rctr Can for two days No l Division ST. corner Allen
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IRVING INSTITUTE. TaTy'own, ~ Y
FoF Ciree afs spply 70 u. j. HOWE. A. ~, Principal,
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02
PROSPECTUS.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL ISSUE, IN A
few weeks, at Richmond, Va. weekly journal
to be called THE SOUTHERN PUNCHl"
1t will be nearly duplicate in size form and gene
raj features of the world renowned London Punch"
so long an acknowledged power in the British Isles in
the reformation of public abuses and the enlighten
ment OF the public mind flashing as it did with the
genius of Hood, of Jarold and host of wits poets
and philosophic thinkers.
The propretors of The Southern Punch" bring 10
the difficult task Of successfully conducting such
journal the advantage Of capital abundant men,a
sources and practical skill. The editor for manv
years past has been connected in leading editorial
capacity, with the largest daily papers of New Or
leans and Mobile while the gentleman who will have
charge oi typographical and engraving Departments ia
unsurpassed III that skill necessary for success.
Every number will be Illustrated with numer, us
cuts. appropriate TO tie times humorous and serious)
from the hands ct Of the best engravers on the
c0nlnent-an artist whose is familiar to the
reading puL-. cot the South
In line the undersigned are determined to make
1.-The Souhern Punch" the spciest, most readable,
and best illustrated literary journal in America 1t
shall distance competition.
TERMS---Subscrip,io for single copies $40 per
annum. News dealers supplied ut the rate of SIS per
hundred copies Address
OVERALL. CAMPBELL, HUGHES & co.
Publishers Richmond Va
sa3 Editors giving thc above or more insertions
will he entitled to copy gratis.
Office on Main street, between 9th and 10th
July 10
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02
South. .Carolina---Kershaw District
i'm Equity.

Thomas Lang, Us. Edward NJ Boykin and Mary
c., his wife, Sallie w. Boykin, Harriet NJ
Lang, John c. Lang, Theodore Lang, Sam'l
w. l.. Lang, Cornelia "A. Lang and Edward
Is. Lang-Bill of Supplement and Revivor.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that John G, Lang, Theodore Lang and Cor
nelia A. Lang, and her infant son Edward b.
Lang, four of the above named defendants re-
side beyond the limits of the State Of South
Carolina-on motion of Richardson & Gay,
complainant's Solicitors it is ordered that the
said John G. Lang, Theodore Lang, Cornelia A.
Lang and Edward b. Lang, do appear and
and plead answer or demur to the said bill of
suppment and rcvivor on or before the 18th
day of September next, or the same will be
takon pro contesso against them.
And it is further ordered that this order be
published for three months before the time
above appointed for the appearance of said
defendants liz the Camden Confederate, q
newspaper published in the town of Camden.
w. r. TAYLOR, G. E. IL. ID.
Commissioners Office, June 9th A. D, 1868.
June II 3m
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Camden, S. G. Sept. s. 1863
.SS CVuotjnd, Mercury and Courier will insert once
week each in daily and ri-weeky; all other papers
III the two Division once week for four weeks and
forward bills as hitherto.
September II
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The Latest News from Brags-Thc
Enemy Still Holds ChatlanOOga.

(O6cialtrona Gen. Bragg
RICHMOND, Sept 25.-The following has
just been received at the War Office:
NEAR CHATTANOOGA, vs0 RINGGoLD
September "a, 1868
10 Gen. s. Coopes: The report from Gen
eral Hood last night was favorable.
Our prisoners will reach 7OC0, of whom
1000 arc wounded. We have 80 stands of
colors and guidons, SO pieces of artillery, and
have already collected over $4,000 stand of
small arms, over above those LETT on the field
by our killed and wounded More are being
found
(Signcd) BKAxroN BRAGG.
(IHe Press Despatches.)
ATLANTA, Sept. 25.-Several trains of wound
cd and prisoners have arrived here. The re-
ports received Of the state of affairs arc con-
tlicting. We incline to the belief thatthc enc
my is fortifying Chattanooga. Our lines are
within four miles of that place.
Officers who have como down state that
Rosecrans sent two flags of truce to Bragg, ask.
ing permission to bury his dead and relieve his
wounded. Bragg rejected both replying that
he had enough Yankee prisoners to bury the
Yankee dead and enough. Yankee surgeons to
attend to the Yankee wounded
There was no fighting yesterday (Thursday).
The Yankee prisoners taken have in abundance
Of counterfeit Confederate money, and some
have been brought down in irons for attempt
ing to pass it.
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Runaway.

COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF KERSHAW
~ District Negro Boy, who says his name is
JOHN, and that he belongs to Robert Oliver, Of
Georgetown, S. G.
Said Boy is five feet five six inches high, will
weigh $50 or 60 pounds, had old black coat and
grey satnett pants, and Confederate hat made
wire grass The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay expences and take him away
DUNCAN SHEORN Jailor
March
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SOutn CshrOln8-AAcTSm8W O4StrlCS.
BY A. L. MCDONALD, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
wv HEREAS, WILLIAM. r. TAYLOR APPLIED
w to me for Letters Administration Hand
singular the goods and chattes rights and credits OF
VIM. NJ. Bullock late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all, and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceas
cd to be and appear before me at next Ordnarys
Court for the said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House on the 2Sth day of September inst.
to show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted
Given under my. Hand and Seal, this eighth day
of September, in the year of our Lord thousand
eight hundred and sXtythree, ard in the eighty
eighth year of the independence and Sovereignty Of
the State of South Carolina
ALEX. l. MCDONALD. o. X. D.
September ii 2