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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

Tue business in shares at the mornin Board was
enormous, but the quotations were irregular. While
Michigan Southern Toledo, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne,
North Western, &c., in which speculation WAS
strongest, were active and higher, ! to 81 y cent,
some of neglected descriptions Were rrlfe off. The
ea,s to realize profits were large. but the market
absorbed the amount with ouly slight hesitation in
the for yard movement. The bears hammered Ger
tain descriptions, but without much energy. In
Government securities, the transactions were
limited AT firm prices. In Bonds, there
was fair business done, the only import
ant change being in Mississippi aud Missouri land
grants, whlvh advanced 2 Y cent. At the
o'clock Board the market was steady, excepting for
Harlem, which was considerably lower At the
Second Board the market for shares wss very
strong ana active in some descriptions. Fort Wayne,
the receipts Of which a.e stocked with those of the
Pusburgh, sympathized with the buoyRney Of the
latter and advanced a v cent with large sales.
Pittsburgh shows Improvement Off y cent,
aud Michigan Southern q v cent. Toledo v
c,ut. Mississippi and Missouri sold at 2Gs against
24i on Friday. North Western advanced v cent.
Galcns 1 v ceut Erie v cent. Central q cent, &c.
Alton ana Tere Hause Common were in dem md
ut 49, skaiust IL OH Friday. Harlem Common has
had downward tendency during the day under
realizing sales, and lunior that an injunction was
about 10 issue frorn the Superior Cour, upon the
broadway track After opening al par it fell Of
49, but sflerward recovered to 96i AT the 40 clock
call, with large business, the extreme prices OF the
day were lot Ia ali cases sustained but the general
market Was very strong. Fort Wayne continued to
advance, selling " high ss n. Pittsburgh wss also
stronger, touching 9S. Prairie du CHEN improved I
v cent; Southern Michigan, / v cent; Ecie, y
cent, &c. The market left of firm at Board prcss.
Ia foreign bills there has not been much DONE and
the quotations are irregular.
Freghu very dull, but there is very little tun.
mage offering, and rates are very firm. To Liver
pool the engagements are: 900 pkgs Bacon and
Lard at 22s cd. a25s., and per neutral vessel 100
boxes Bacon Ut 800. 10 LONDON: 500 bbls. Flour at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. S53isg2

The market for gold continued heavy this morn
ing, and the quotation sunk as low AZ l19. from
which it recovered TO 1901, closing at 1904, bid,
There being very little legitimate demand for
gold, and tho news from the army being again ia
vorsbe, the speculative tuls Gnd il very difficult to
sustain the quotations for gold above $50.
The deposits with the Sub Treasurer for CONVEX
sion into fve-twenies reach to-day 81, 6I7, $50. II
the bonds were ready for delivery, the sales would
be much larger.
The following ere the exports of Specie for tho
week ending May 9:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

For EuRoPR.-Ihe British steamer New-York,
Cspsss Wsnks sailed Saturday afternoon for bremen and
Southampton. with 100 cabin passengers and rs Ia the
age and es2 800 In specie The Blush City Of Man
chester Cspsin Haeow. sailed tho same day Tor Liverpool
with II cabin passengers aud others In ssscrags No specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

Ma a-7sO0 bbla fsur. 100 bags Corn Assl - ess
%,sx 900 bush Osts 1000 bush. Corn. 10y pksA <"
isps 900 pkgs Lard, ~ pkgs Aches, " pkSs bust'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

JUDICIARY SQUARE NUSFITAL.
The folio wing wounded have arrived at Judiciary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
CEN. sTONEmAN's GRRAT RAID.
Fall Details From Correspondent Ao'
comunuying the Expedition.
,A.nre Of The N, Y. Times.

sPe1,s y.xmLx Rsppahsnnock River Friday, MAY g. 1917
One of the most successful military enterprises
of the kind ever undertaken, in this or any other
raid of our cavalry in the rear Of tue Rebel army,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
as. Sd; and per neutral has, 1890 pkg. Bacon a

3Os., and so tuns measurement goods at sos. Ia
charters we only learn Of foreign vessel to Cork
and market, with 2, 500 qrs. Of Grain at 70. Cd.
The aggregate receipts in the Lend Office Of IN,
Illinois Central Road, for the six months ending
April 30, were s535,76s, an increase of sl32 7GO in
the same period OF toe previous year. Tie land
sales for the ak months reach 5000 03c. The tssGs
receipts tor the same period wers.,.....".sI8i,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

BRooKLYs CRY MoRTALiTY.--Ihe total number
Of deaths last week ii Of which 90 were adults and 81
children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

ST. ALOYsIUS HOSPITAL.
This hospital is under the auspices OF the St. Alloy
,os Church, the Sisters of Charity being the nurses
Beside the incosed list of 100 wounded received, lOO
more are 10 arrive Saturday evening from Falmouth
They will be Forwarded TO THE TRIBuNI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
Live stock On tho N. H ana nr's

,. Nav a-Stock transported last werki y es'
~ 49,. Hoe oar. sheep. locars horses OR Mule
/ car PoullIy-ToIa, III CARS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

NNNIF
The following wounded from HoOker's army have
been received at Campbsll Hospital, Washington,
s;nca tho l.t publi.hed In Tx TRIBUNE Of Satur-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

We learn by telegraph thst the Cleveland COum.
bus, and Cincinnati, the Cleveland Psinsvie, and
Asbtabula, the Cleveland and Toledo, and Buffalo
and Erie Roads, have been consolidated far IA In
come is concerned, aud will hereafter be worked ~
a unit against all competing routes The Cleveland
and Toledo gets 81 p cent of the earnings.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing. House tha
morning were s66297 GO 81, and the balances
So 1884, 3S 95. The clearances for the week ending
today, were 1857, 56O,73l SO, or an average Of
Sol 96O 12l 90, against $50, SOB 457 II last week.
TIE imports at New.York for the week ending
May compare as follows with those of the psss
four weeks:
Web endiag May T. April 90 April 30 April le April
Dry Goods. os4. 594 9iSO go 39t55 lJ5l0O ssISH
GENT Md.e 1884 IN 2O73. S 3,272, 3S9 1901 sS9 46'ld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

'''"''S'
"Perley," the Washington correspondent d
The Boston Journal, writing on the 9TH, says that
Secretary Chase will issus in July Dax; six y cent
bonds redeemsble in ten years, the interest 10 No
payable in gold.
The directors of the Chicago and Milwaukee and
of the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad Companies.
have agreed upon terms Of consolidation. The
books Of the latter company lthe Milwaukee aud
Chicago, will be opened 10 this city at No. 80 Wall
street. on "Wednesday next, by Charles L. Frost,
agent; and stockholders DESTROYS Of voting gu tbs
confirmation Of the consolidation are requested "
have their stock transferred to their respective
names, at Mr.. Frosts Office, at once.
Attention is requested 10 the notice in the adysr'
Using columns announcing the appointments OF she
United States Trust Company as registrar OF trans
fers and N. X. Jssup & Co., a. transfer agents 81
the preferred and common stock of tho Chicago and
Alton Railroad Company.
The annual meeting of the Illinois Central Kali
road will be held at Chicago on the 9th inst. The
books will be closed from the 18th of May ~ tue st
Of June.
The Money market, on call, s still very active, bus
on the whole easier than Oh Friday al sac oeut
to frst-clsss borrowers. The disbursements OF The
Sub.Treasury next week will be large. The tnid
capitalists and bankers who thought ali ws ioss
'shen Hooker recrossed the Rappahannock are re-
covering from their flight.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24
A CHANCE

A man named Richmond Ysadon, who
is an indubitabe speciman Of Southeren
cbivaIry offsrs reward OF ten thousand
dollars for the body of Gen. Butler, dead
or alive. The adve tisement 10 published In
the Charleston Courier of Dec. 30th add 10
o, dsred to be published six times. in
another part of the same paper 10 an extract
from the Winohestes. (Teunessee1 Bulletin,
from shieh it appears that the assassin is.
ready 10 that vicinity, but he wants more
money; He is wilIiag to undertake the JOB
for atty thousand dollars, IL one halt
that sum is placed 10 good hands bel ore BE-
starts uron bis "labor of love-" and the bal
ancs assured to him on ito completion. We
have not heard that the terms have been
complied With. We expect that the Ges-
eral will not be frightend much st these
bloody des COS. lie viii probably live TO
be a greater terror to the rebels than be
now is, or We are deceived.
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,r s.-E "' 8tmffs WTA4st@& Cas1. tz
E.. pxpAr,xa HALL, COUNSEL BLuFFs I
h.. IannaIy 1eth, lSsS.u :
/ olsb mss parsuans - Adjournment, and
called to order By the Vios Prss't. Minutes
/ Of LASS meeting we're read and approved
Tbs roll was called, showing bat snal
pumber Of members present.
Mr.. Mynstsr then asked repeal OF lbs
order regarding the critic. Carried.
Three gentlemen from the Audience wers
appointed TO decide the question of debate
DIGESTION, Resolved, 't That Meoarehial
form Of goyerDmsns 10 better than Re.
publican" Opened in affirmative BY Myn'
s.er, and in negative by Parkss. Dscisior
in negative. Following question adopted
for next evening :--Rssolved, "Thas com
merce tends more to the prosperity Of ma
ton than agriculture" Diapataats, Gin
ton Reed and Joe. z. Kennedy.
Attendance this evening, moderate order
good. On molten adjourned, to meet next
Monday evening, Jan. g. Public respect
fully invited to attend. .. r 49,.
J. L. KYNETT, Jos. F. KENNEDY,
Vice PSss't, Seet'y.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24
FREMONT STILL IN cOMWANU 0R TRF
ARMY IN MISSOURI,

And r Gees1nan two doors East Of the Pacia
House Council Bluns Iowa, Is In command Of large
and well selected stock OF Drugs and Medicines raYnts
Oils Daguerrean and Ambrotyping Apparatus and Ma
terals Pure wines and Liqnors Tobocco and Cigars,
every thing In the stationary line Lamps Of all kinds
together with endless variety Of Perfumey Fancy
Goods, SC. :, ~,
without any Boosting, re araSbappy TO inform our
ends that still prepared to muster goods In
line In sucent force to Command the attention Of sue1
As may favor IA with CALL and ut the same time allow
them all 10 be taken without killing man, which 10
all We have 70 say these times except that we al
low our batteries to be stormsd ouly by yellow Boy
regiments ''Our latch strinR - ont and We espect-
aF request cash and short time buyers to pull it, zST
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Z z = ~. = u
THIEVES ABoUTi

a Sons Of he sisshssslIuss. on Bancsoi'
stree. were vie;ssd, % Tuesday nIghs iass,
81 soHis shissiag rsaasIs and rslisssa q
saBdry undsr-gsrnsuss The thief wss
more geaeroas than those o. bin prafsssion
,usssily ms, and shawsa villlasssss e
divide -snIy taking one shirt sasfs two
hang aide BIZ side, isssing the p.orsr Of tlle
Is1S. Is he owasr. Look sat gor Jour
s,eshes, iadies, and sake shfn n q nighl,
wes or dry, lest this thissing vsgsbona, o.
soms sshsr, saks NOTION <ss maks himsels
comfortable - ,yoar sxpsnse.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24
THE MUSCAFgNE BRANCH OF TIL
1 STATE BANK OF IOWA, will offer for sale

THE MUSCATINE BRANCH OF THE
L STATE BANK OF yOWA, Will OFFER for sale
at public Auction at their Banking House IN the Cy
Of Muscstine ON the 18th day of December next at
O'Clock p the Southeast quarter, and the South
half OF the Northeast Of Section number thirty
number thirtyhve (21 vest containing $40 acres In
Audubon county. Iowa. The east half Of the soutns
west quarter Of Section number six te The north~
east quarter Of sectien nuubsr eighteen the cast
half Of he quarter Of section numnar elEh-
teen sl the east half Of the southwest quarter tue
south west quarter Of the quarter OF Sec
number thirty GO In Township number seventy-six
f76 north Range number thirty 1881 west, con-
tanning 40 acres Pottawattamie eoanty Iowa. The
south half the west halt Of the northwest quarters
and the souhea quarter OF the northwest quarter
OF Section number twenty CO., in Township number
eighy-oBe 81 north Of Range number thirty-elg NJ
west, containing 40 acres, In Shelby county Iowa
J, RICHARDSON,
fsS- w2n1 Cashier.
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g. We have now an abundance Of d.
zsrsisipg space, Of which We hope our buA-
ness men will promptly avail themselves
We desire to give you o real paper. every
day, bus in order to do so we must have not
ouly the good will, bpt the patronage Of
our frieBds. .,'..... 49, - -.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24

~Owing TO s'press Of business" in
s;dsus upon changing and enlarging our
"fOrms, % we have not been able to give
a. much attention to CITY Matters" as the
nature Of the case demands, bas will en-.
deavor to do better hereafter.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24

JOHN A.LAFEERTY has jnst received,
bv express, full stock Of WHITES Dry
Goods. comprising a complete aSsortm ent
Iadies' dress goods-silks, merinoes, al
paeas, delaines and calicoes. ALSO, lot
OF cloths, cassimeres, >satinets, etc., for
gentlemsn's wear. Call and examine the
neg goods.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24

A wounded rebel officer, discussing the
late battle, said "Our army thinks your
General a ID Dutch fool. He don't
know when be is whipped. Curious how
prevalent ia the notion that General Rose-
Grams is &c man. He represents the sixth
generation of the ratiye Amrican Rose
Grams emily Murfreesboro CoTrespos
dence Cincinnati Commercial.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24

: g. Everything in .hs line 81 Groceries
Prov isions, and Dry Goods, can be bad at
Frsdricksou q Jsckson's, AZ prices to suit
the times. ..
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24

GTNIxox & Go. haze got fresh Oysters,
Just received, and almost as good as could be
wished. RrLEY is on hand with polite bow"
and bland smiles to serve yop. Go and try
a fry, or stew, before 'tis too late. And
cigars, the best We printers have tried, can
BE- bad at Nixon's. They are tip top.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24

e% The BuGLE informs Us that Dem
ocra,ic recruiting soEiser has arrivee 10
town. The great fault Of the present Ad-
miuistrasion hes been the appointing Of
Democrats to Office.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24
LAST OF IOWA SOLDIERS

Who have died in Hospitals at St. Lonis,
No., from January 9th TO the 18th, report
ed for she NoxPARE1L by Thos. w. j. Long,
(er Iows,l Office No. 2, Laeleds Block
Olive. st.. S.. Louis. Mo. g. -.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24

r. We have made an arrangement
whereby We win receive. rsgalarsy. = l'ss
az an Iowa soldiers who die 10 the 30. Lea 10
military hospitals. :a4s.' -:
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A r Q III r f @ It 4a
C0U%CEE URRg, re Ws1.
rTAvING HAD THE BEST OPPORTUNITIES ON
Il acquiring knowledge OF Design-the best and moet
Economical Methods Of Coustructon--{and ha9sng 80
Tferssf in any chaRic i brsRch Of the Bstsafsg
ssSRessl-I am prepared to furnish Pians 8pset9ea-
Bills OF MateriSl and Supsrlntendence for Rubie
- Private Buildings. 10y
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ghe stkIg olll'ass III !,
Haok FOR fhesX.,

rg-sssscrtbsss Feseivins pasers wi'h efsss
rvsn he wrsppsr, win ssss assiss thas ne time ass
.sas ynsn meg shoaid pay -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24

9T Col. NuTf writes home tbas ms
Council Bluff boys 10 he Alb iosa are ',l ~
safe.o ss5%@
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erHis now Exed fact that paper can
be made from .hs Chimes Sugar cane.
The Chicago Tribune 10 now Irirtea on
pepper one fourth Sorgham Rbrs. -:
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24
LEWIS WV. ROSS.

TT0RNEY AT Law, Council Bluffs, iowa
n viii regularly attend, In person. the Coarts In 70
tawsttamie and adjoining Counties, and will give
pecai attention TO the Collection Of Claims the Settle
Of the Estates OF Deceased Persona and the Pay
ment Of Taxes. | Inl1-1yw.
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NULINARY Articles.

Flavorirg Extra is, Sauces. CatsHps Spices Dried
Currents, Cream Tartar and Soda, Chemical Yeast or
Baking Powder Chemical Saeratus, Pearl Soda Tavi-
Roand IsingIaSS, at GEESAMAEB.
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e. Thanks. " fair consr'Dasos, TOR
valuable papers.s t.1ss =.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24

r. We ars anasr obligations % Sens
ter Harlan for salnahle Z: Pub. Docs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24

CT Astrip Of wooden cloth makes the
best wick for coal oil lamp, that can be
used. We have tried it, and fnd that it
gives better light than the cotton wicking.
and forms no hard crust, or cindcr. on the
top. 1t suits printers, to "d,t," in that
it always burns we'll without trimming.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24
.HAKg AND sHIvERi

why yox finger with the ChiHS aud Fever when
Smiths Tonic Syrups Stephens Ague Compound
Jaynes' Ague MIXTURE. Osgood's Indian ChOIAgOgus
eli sovereign remedies Cor chilli aud fevers, can
"tR NEESAMAN'S
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24

CT Our Subscribers in the city will End
it much to their advantage to have their
papers delivered through the Post Office
Everybody goes to the Post Office in the
evening, and our patrons can there receive
tts,r papers an hour before the carrier can
get around with them; and ne are then
sure that none are missed.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-24

@ While othas houses are drawing 10
their 'shinpIasters,' we notice that our en-
tsrprisiUg neighbor, KyDets, has just pre-
pared psw issue. OF their commercial
worth, We have nothing to say bat mech
anicalIy considered, the specimen We have
seen just "knooks the bind sights" OF any
job Of printing ever turned out 10 acivilizsd
country. We have bal our foreman &C
work, day and night, ever since the new
issue arst made iss appearance, sndeAvoring
to get up facsimile Of the same, bus he
Informed us this moi ming that be must "bs
excused from that job, or settle "--said
he had sounseTed with oil the printers in
sss County, and they uanimossly agreed
that " twas no use talkin' - for the thing
couidn's Be did" wsregrss exceedingly
that We have failed 10 our effort 30 furish
the 'crafs' with copyef this typographical
curiosity, for we know ii would be appse-
ciatsd everywhere. Lest soma Of our e,-
shoald claim the honor Of having executed
shis magui8eent work Of are, Ne take oeea.
sion here TO inform the world that ~
york aforesaid vac designed and sxesetsd
at Kynsts's hisb+pressars prins1aE &suss
upstairs over the drug store 10 prin
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LEYxR any.


khsaracs 81 the proceedings ~ tks Csancl
H. @ Rimffs Uehatiag Caub. -
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r AMPS AND COAL OIL.

Our fine stock Of Lamps are received and We now
sacr inducements i this line Ths Is the cheap
cat light in Best aualiky Goal OIL Sid at
per gallon By 227y r. QEESA4AN.
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BUSINESS MOTTO KS,

- Advertisements inserted In this column charged
tw emily Ave cents line, for every insertion.
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n Fhs DAILY NONPARETL is the oaiy
Daily paper published In Iowa west of the Capital
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q GoDKY, for February, lie already on
our table. Cooley is always prompt, always
sure, aBd always good. No better Ladies'
Magazine was EVER Published. NV 10 the
lime to subscribe, for, owing to the high
price Of paper the club rates will soon be
raised, though single copies can be had at
the same old rates. Address L. A. Cooley,
S23, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
HTProf. Vincent, intends TO commence
q writing school, in the lower school house.
in the course Of few days. He will have
q preliminary meeting to mcrTOV evening
TO make arrangements for the GLASS. III
gives sixty lessons for Eve dollars. As re-
CARDS Disqualification, We can speak know.
ipgly, for We have sseu specimens Of biz
work that We believe 10 man can excel,
With the pen. His terms are go lo~
that al! may avail themselves Of the oppor.
suuuy offered Of becoming flushed penn an
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

!: X044AiStSEsSoTI . Nos fSs Hllowtine Con.
ledesass encess and 4en have been duly exchanged
ana ,gs afe nsrsoy g ascared ,sS
s. ~ officers and men who have ben deliyerSd 81
Uity Rcipt any time Preyovp 10 May Str 1895. 3 &
IAN emcers captured 81 py place. before the LIST
IS - ApIia 4epo WIG nsye. ON parole.
y 81 All men captured IA Ncrth Carolina Or Virginia
before the Isl March, who have been released
On parole 81. Il ~ sS - -,
: 4. The officers and men captured and patoled Inv
Cen 81 Carter in his expedition to East Tennessee
n = NJ poer e iast. J
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
Camden Hotel Company.

SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CAPITAL STOCK or
~ this Company, who yet in arrears are requested
70 come forward and pay up the balance due on their
and assessment and receive their script
By order OF j. WHITAKER President -
April 27 g. C. Bell. Sec Troos
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
Notice.

A J LII PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINST
IA the estate of ELLEN w. CHESNUT are re-
quested to band them in legally attested, and all those
owing SAID estate will pay. :.
April II L. L. WHITAKER, Admir-
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
Council Notice

A Ii PARTIES INTERESTED, ARE HEREBY
- requested not to lay off any lots in the Cemetery,
on the new ground north of the gateway without n
mission OF the Council until the grounds are properv
lad OH, which will be done soon as possible. =
By order of Council: - 81,
r. M. KENNEDY, Recorder.