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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
IVl command Of decrstel order Of sale from the
Cou.t Of Common Pleas of Ouyshogs county, IN an
sction thersiu pending, wherein The Cuyahoga
Steam Furnace Company is plaintiff, and john CIV
en- and others are defendants, to me directed, l
shall oner for sale ct bio auction, at the door OF
the Court House 10 ta6 city OF Cleveland, on the
ninth dGy Of December, 1854, ut three CLOCK P n
the following described parcels OF land, situate IN
the ity of Cleveland, county Of Cuyaboga and
State OF Ohio, founded as follows, to wit;
Parosl No. OHs-Commenctng st point on the
estery line OF ontario street forty feet nor
thsrly from its intersection with the northery line
of Michigan street; thence westerly, as right an
Res with Ontario street, one hundred eet to pF-
yate slley ten feet in width; thence northeriy In
line at right angles with Michigan street, twenty
two fet I; thence easterly in line parallel with
Michigan street one hundred feet to the westerly
line of Ontario street; thence Eoutherly on the salo
westsrly line OF lsario street twenty-five ieet 10
the place of BEGINNING together attn all the hereo-
itsmsnts ami appurtsnanoes thereunto Delohglns'
but subject 20 all streets and highways
Appraised at $1,000.
Parcel No. Tro.-Commencing at point on the
ly line of Michigan street, one hundred and
Tan feet westerly from 0nta 10 street, thence nor
thery At right sngiss with Michigan street, ninety
two feet; thence westerly in limo az right angei
with Ontario street. twenty feet; thence south
erly in a line At right angles with Michigan street
nInely-tWo feet to the northerly line OF Michigan
street; thence easerly along the said northery linz
of Michigan street twenty-five feet 20 the place o
baginuinR together with all the Embellishments anS
aopurtenSnoes thereunto belonging, but subject &
/ ali streets and hiahWays.
| Appraised at IS, sO0 ~
| Master Commissioner.
BAcKUs NOBLE, Attorneys.
N yvember s, 1874. noe:leU:eE
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STEAMER AGROUND, PIRAT IS, &e.
NEW YORK, n .23.

sTEAMEB AGAOUND, FIE-AI y, NJ
NEW YORK, n '. q.
The steamer Commander, with Havana
dates of the I4th, has arrived.
The steamer Scott from New Orleans
for New York, with an Indiana gimebt
aboard, was badly aground in KY West
harbor. It was feared she would go to
pieces.
The steamer Wild Rover, with Lieut..
Brsine and the rest Of the Roanoke pirates
aboard, is reported to have arrived It Mas
san from Bermuda She attempted to get
into Wilmington, but failed.
The blockade business was brisk, num-
Der of vessels having run the bloc sde of
Charleston.
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NEW MUSIU BOOKS.-DK. LOW
N ELL MAsOH'5 NEW MUSIC BOOKS FOR
SCHOOLS are now ready: THE SONG GARDEN
FIRST BOOK, Price 90 cents. THE SONG g. K
DEN, SECOND BOOK, Price rs cents. Each com
pIets in itself. To be followed by THE SONG
GARDEN. THE BOOK, as soon ready.
MT. WM. B. BRADBURY'S NEW BOOK FOR
sINGIEG sCHOOLY AND CHOIRS: THE KEY
NOTE a new collectian Of Church Music. Price
81 90. -,x.,-
No commendstion seems necessary Of new books
bv musical authors such wise reputation, whose
previous works in thsse departments have teen very
much more Guccessful and popular than those oi
any other authors
sOrcImsn copies sent by mail post Psid for the
y,rioaa named Published by
noZllTs MASON BROTHERS, New York.
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NEARLY READY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. q.
There is information from City Point,
dated yesterday morning, that hut short
time will elapse before the Dutch Gap Ca
nal will be opened.
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WATER Work OFFICE,
November 2lst, 1854
InR Tn WATFR-TAKERs

NOTlCE to WAIT h-IhhNIs0.--
In view Of the fact that everything appertaln-
in9 ~ the conducting Of the Water Works has sa-
ys1eed ron so to 100 per cent. SINCE the adoption
Of the present tariff Of waterrEtes, the fruslee o.
the Water Works deem it for The interest o. IN IN
Wris that an increase Of the wster-Tates should
h.-nads Th+y have therefor, ordered that tFen-
tv5Te pe- cent be added to the present Wster-rat
on and after December LIST next, at which time the
1Tater-rsnts viii become du'.
BF orde. OF the Trustees.
no2i-i7s GEORGE v GIRTY, Secretary.
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ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's CTEIoE,
Ohio, November 10, 1854


CLEvELAND, Ohio, November 10, 1854,
CFALED PROPOSALS in writing are
SStpvitesr until November 18th, 1854, for iurnish-
iHg the UDited States this Post With the follow
tng: - , H., vry,a
100 Tons BituminOuB Doal
leo Tons Baied Tim. thy Hay
$500 Bushels OF Oats.
Tbe Wood. Hay and oats to bs delivered at IN b
a5ysrpmsnt Corral en- the Heights. at such times
and in such quantities as tbs undersigned may
Tbs Coal to te delivered 81 yard OF on dock, at
some accessible place Tor Government teams' IN
0uch quantities as may from tins TO ffrng De re-
.ouired or consumption
PAYMENT to be made at such time and In such
.fpn1s ~ may be furni he'd by the Trearury Depart
.ment for that purpoEe. 80. -
or All Of the propositions ohsred -.
ProSossIl 10 be made ia duplicate, with copy O.
BASIL L. SPANGLER,
no92lTs Capt. and Assistant QuhrtermasteT'
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New York { Harlem Railroad.
NOTIOE 10 TRAYELERs.

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays excepted
MORSING EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 9:lS A
n from Albany at Hucs5n River Depot at $3.50 A.
NJ, arriving ct New York at 3:iS P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy ct $500
P n; from Albany 1t 8s15 P. N arriving at Rev
York ct 9:35 n, connecting with express trains
for Philadelphis and WashingtOn City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buhato eonn9ots
with the 9:S5 ct Albany for New York BY the Hsr-
lem Road.
FOR the better accommodation Of the public, ar
rangsmen!s have besn made 10 run the trains OF
the Hudson River RaIiIosa 90 aad those Of the h.
Y, and HaI lem Railroad Co. at different hours rom
Albany and Troy.
Nstv Cars Of the best construction, and most convent
eut for the use OF passengers, have been placed on
TIE HARLEM ROAD.
P ssenFers viii be ECketed and Baggage checked
oTe- this road direct to New York by tde Central
B. 3. Co aud ell connecting lines North and West.
Tickets Of the Hudson BiTsr Railroad Co. and Of
this %. will Be received b either ROAD and Bag
gage checked by either Company will be delivered
IN New York without UhruEe of el.sslEs
Nov. I'd, 1854 y. A CHAflhi SUPP;
FoRD Il. GEEEE Advsrt5;ng Agent. noez;RS
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LEADER.
p6nodcID1,,a on market.

The following is Messrs. Twells & Co.'s
report of the oil market for the past week:
The petroleum market has been dull
since our. last report, there being very lit
| tie inquiry either for export or on specu-
lstion, and prices in sympathy with gold
and sterling exchange, have declined l to
8 cents per gallon.
The eternal see-saw of the bullion ex-
change, resulting not so much from the
legitimate requirements of business OF the
condition of public credit, as from the exi-
gencies of the short" and the Slong' in
| terests, in speculative circles, is likely to
continue indefinitely, or at any rate until
the banks and government are again in q
condition to resume specie payments and,
in the meantime it is probable that gener-
al commercial values must continue to
fluctuate in the same ratio. But trade
must. continue and production and con-
sumption 60 on notwithstanding.
The weeks GALES foot up 800 barrels
Crud at 43@44e; $500 barrels Refined
in bond at 66967c; and 500 barrels free
at s59s8c.
Residium ranges from $3.50 to 50 per
barrel.
BeEz.ne has been In better demand, and
Loco barrels were taken in Pittsburgh,
chiefly TO come here, at equal to 26@2se
in bond here.
The following are the receipts Of Crude
and Refined Petroleum at this port dur
ing the past week:
BARRELS.
do........-.--.. ~
henned sAoO
GALLONS.
Exported from Philadelphia since Jaaus-
~ Ist, 1860 ......... e. G,si4,s
last 4,7sl s41
Increase in Iss4............... ...... 2,Os2, 1863
Exported from the United States since
January st, 1864 s5S s4o
Exported from the the United States
same time last year. "A, ,50I sis
Increase in 1864 ....... ............. 8, ,546 I27
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ILL.
sOUTHERN NEWS.

Hon. Thomas Darcy McGee is danger
ously wounded.
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ARRIVED.
SAN Francisco,

SAX Francisco, Nov. %.
The overland mail, after s dstentiOn Of
two weeks, has arrived, with New YORK
letters to October 10th.
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WATER CURE,
F0R
INVALID WOMEN

THE SU BsGRIBER has AN Es-
-I1rTcuwENT At Columbus, Ohio for the
.-1sl1si1s treatment o. Invalid Women. The means
,sed eoz ist Of 3 mild and careful use Of W:ttr with
be Movenent or MotoTpathic cure aoIllp stIo
~ the physician IN person. All iorhs 0A elsee'e
~. f-eoted. and viii remarkable success.
'Are ssI.i s.s.so-i 49, ., sHEPAhD, N. D.,
1SIes Columbus, Ohio
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Anew LOT OF IVORY JEELRY
~ i1,t received At OOWLES cos,
,sISs 1877 Wsddou House.
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nPROIFIO PILI.-WINUHESTERS
sDec,so piT. price oae dollar. Sent b. mail on
.Seaipt 81 prios. CHURCHILL & Bro
SSptT las Ontario IT.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NEw York, Nov. %.
Gold closes st 2234.
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ETTAH0O BITTERS-SAID TO BE
w . good thing. 70. LAlo at l2s Ontario e.;
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3. B. HALE, Banker,

nTU. 5. Bonds OF 1881, s-20s. 1O-4O's, Treasury
Notes and all pther Government Securities pur-
-bosod and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold Silver, Coupons aud Oansda Money bought
nd sould at best rates. Deposits received and
noIlectIons made ct all sccsssible points. Incur
1T funds converted At lowest BsVenue Stamps
o. sale. oe4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-22
DALLAS. DALLAS COUNTY. TEXAS, OCTOBER %. 1864

Baldwin Florida, is early repaired aud the
road to GAINESVILLE now in running ORDER.
The Gollshnro IN. ~ Journal lcnrnSupnn
rom aurhnrty, thai yellow fever il prevail.
ing NJ Nrwbrrn. Thrnumhcr Of deaths la.
", il sail TO he from twenty To forty, and
th, number increases. This is certainty u
large mnrrnliiy for u place ike Nrwhrn,
unless in Iced there be u goodiy number OF
Yankee soldiers there.
The l., urhhlr. Republican of the 2i'h
ult., lrnrns ir0m good authority that G"n.
Early prrs down his total casualties IN the
h,tile ~ the Monday previous. near Wn-
chester. At 800 hr Yankee utN 'itl 'l'Snu-
ch say they ost 2bDJ, and it is h'liescd
that they gr"nIy nrlerratc their io''.
On. rhauslll i've hunlr'i permits, well
mouu'''i. haN' ls arrvr NJ Cn't"rS 50
tInu, irnn vi lite fem $3.50. Cl,te 's Sta
iiun - on ;h, H,si rruu"I.'r rnl VEG ha
Rafl ii. h,rwr.n Jo .r,hIr" rnl i''S.o'.-
This is lu lmpnrIrn' 70 u "rrr.m"nt IN we
honr snnn Ia w.nr rll' Fn''"sr t'ts - ,r'd up
nnr" or hc san" .nfJ IN rh,r s'ctio'.
G,n. G,rln,r nrrveh hrr" Me 'iIirn.
N ~ from NIB l. y'Strrs ~ mo ni"g. '"d
G,u. la, inr i.um : ina II tn "vrh NJ
They meet tur cOasullr,lrI
Accord ng q" tn" at e. e. ciptnlition
y Ton. OFT, ny Gen |nrrr-0 nui To-. tnmphril
At AthnaS n, i'AuA = niic'.- We t " retain
all tlrF private prupr ~ o. "'h' TO
Mrwlr,u o. SON" nturr pIrnt ~ 'trS state
uuIi i.n. En.,r+, can coh nah,t tr wllI
Gca WA+uIrnc, wh"u hey wrl b. onward
ell 10 i npnis and Imro.rI.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-22
GEN. HOODS ARMY.
oPERa ATOMS o. THE NEW LiSEs--ARRtrALo OF
THE Observation-Disclosures, ETC.

THE Observation-Disclosures, ETC.
81 T. g." the urmy Correspondent OF the
Columbus Enquirer, writing fr III Palmetto,
under date OF 18th uIt., says:
"Our army occupies the country between
the IN lroai and the river. They have
thrown ND a splendid line OF works in front
OF and parallel with the tambellion and
F irburn dirt roads. Gen. Hood is, think,
very property, taking up all Of the iron on
the railroad and seenl.ng it down south
lie Will have il taken above Fnirburn and
as near East Point IS pracricable.
"President Davis arrived at Gen. Hood ds
beadorarters on Sunday evening. fester-
dny, in company with Gen. Hood and his
Lieut.. Generals he reviewed the army. The
artillery gave him m enthusiastic reception.
Last evening at twilight, Nm immense con-
course of soldiers assembled around Gen.
Hood quarters to lis en- to "a short speech
from the President. For about twenty min
utes he held that vast audience spell-bound;
not u foot stirred. or even whisper was
heard, during the time he WAS up, until
near the end of his remarks, when he said,
in turning to Chcatham division Of Ten
neseeams, ''be of gool cheer, for within q
short while your faces will be turned home-
ward, ond your feet pressing Tennessee
soil Atths the crowd could control the -
selves no longer but gave vent TO lhsir Joy
in the most extravagant manner. Presl-
dent Davis was followed BY Gen. Howell
Cobb, who, in few remarks, made many
happy hits and convulsed the audience with
laughter Gen. Hood was enthusiastically
sallec for. Slowly rising from his char,
and doshng his hat down like Il blnshlng
school buy, the General sid: 80 dlers, /
is NOT my province 10 make speeches; was
not born for such work; that leave +" abier
men than |. Within Il few days mo e I ex-
pect to give the command 'Forwlrll aud |
believe that you are, lik. myself, willingto
90 forward. even If We have to live ON parch-
Ell corn aud beef am really 10 give the
command '.Fo ward THIS We y night. G"Oi
night The speaking continued until Il
late hour in the nght-the President. How
ell Cobb Gen. Hood and Gov. llarrs made
two speeches. Senator Sparrow, from Lou
isiana, made telling speech to Gibson 5
Louisiana Brigade.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-22
7 fFE STATE OF TEXAS, |

II iSs Shertg o, DitiaS CJnmy,-Greettng:
nuI,ra tinl,. Tor 4 cr~iyc weeks u. Il. Fletcher,
VII e residence il unknown, tn i,r aud appear before
t llndpr-i. "i 10 lee al ih" P"h", in Precinct No.
J. 1T his office in the of Dallas, he last Sat-
,If y.the 29lh day OF ncob"r next, then and there
90 rSwrr the petition ni u b Thnma., hl"'i in said
,tourt against the said Fieichrr, and slleigiIg IN
EIa cher j. Justly indebted tn him. The said a. Il.
Thomas. in tn. .un of twenty nix dol! rs aud tii,-
nv cirts. due iy note since the 10Th day of Ja'uary
iS = wi in rNst at the rat" "f 10 per cent per an
num OH,rin fail not, but have yen ih-n AMI there
before aid C,ur, this writ with YOUR return there
or, show ing how you have -x'tu ed tn" same.
Given under my hand this the ~ day Of Srptrm
- Is4 1851 g. W. BAIRD. J p.
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DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICR.-Tl

,ihnrii Wa dIlui'iit' h'hi r. ui 'ir rrlhle
rI Wm Juhns,h deed, 10y he County Court "i Dallas
c., Tex 49, at its August Term lSi. All prrS"ns in
zirbrd TO said rsae are lnlih,f 10 max" Immediate
s1l, mem, and all persons having claims against said
not iii,d present their rnin,s, duly au-
thyDt ated, vi hin The time prrscritei b, law, or
al Y Will lie postponed. q. ". LAWS,
st.l,a. Trx Sent II, lsG4:-G:Gw. Admr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-22
SyOOL CAysDlNG,

w ta,i.ng wnuI 4 ,nr,f Machine, in the N"rIh
of the ,wu 81, Dallas, aud can card 25''lb every
tN MY. tour hours.
.kRns -Umr-irurh of the wool for TOLL unless
rpt la con; raci is made. -
One pound of lard n'lS br furnished iocrrry sD OF
" nl ELLIS " MORROW.
Dallas, Oct. :, lS4-3Mo.
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UARDIAN NOTICE

- UARDIAN NOTtCE.-Mr.. Lucy l.Hli-
nIrr, u :" IL" h"'Is''J La inner dee a.
h.s pres led 10 ID, County touri of DallaN County,
T,Eas asking order oIuurI Ia sell the UNDIVIDED
on half in thar IN heirs of said 'it"ei"ni, has
~ aui 10 Block NJ 40 ami III" improvements thereon
u The town of ID IuS This il therefore tn n"iiy all
y,rs,r> in the wlis,ip OF said heirs, To he and appear
~ tine n'xi term nf h. County Court, Ia lie holden at
tht Court House, p Dallas. the lat Monday in
4JstubrrIlS,A, and show why such sale should
MOI he had. as applied for in said petition.
7.it GEO W. LAWS, ok.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-22
DMINlsTEATOR,s NOTICE

N nndrrsighed ~ss appointed a'iIa oi 'hr estate
OF J. MnmIsoD dec'd 10y lhr Cuun y Court oi Dallas
o., TrAs', atiis April Term 1854. All persons in
debted ~ saii essc are notified tn make immediate
pay mrnt. and ali persons having claims against the
sRlle ,dhed To present the same, duy>,ntheni.
re ID. within the time prescribed 10y law, they will
b. postponed, Il. A, NANCE,
DilIas, Sepr. q, lslA:-f.6w. Admir-.
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DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.-"hrre

4 : tS, H. L"un 10 II al Paihcr tOui.'y hi'i, ~
trs iunc r'rm, Is 4. appoint lhe undersigned Adj
,piuisira oi the Estate of john H. Prince deed
these are therefore noi all persons II" ding claims
sla.,st said Estate 10 res chem, duly an hrn,i-
e a. wi hin the liIne prescribed by law they will
he posiponcd ". &. pHlNCE'
H. c. JEN ELL,
I56wpl Administrators
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tiw'I

=, ,TAYED-From the undersigned, in Wise c"un.
- ~. iu Junr last, light hay mare mule, or y
yr,rs Jld about 10 hands high, with sunIr saddle
H,atis, s'ni, ON hip. .ye cut. She vent
oh wl \ large bell On her. liberal reward Ill be
PAD tor III recovery Of laid mule, aud her delivery
20 E,e at Decatur, Wise county, at Mi Qnwil 'oni-
1.and (6:lmu@l J. &. CARPEN1ER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-22

Prince Edmond lie Polignac brother Of
the General in the Confederate army, is 10
marry daughter of .aron S.nai the veal
thicst man IN Austria, aud pne ol the veal
thiesi bankers in Emupe. His fortune is
estimated at Si3U0U,0JJ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-22

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w.Lrh-- me of IN. ,iru sgling milsq,
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hive carried nll against " u WEE "t
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by = fr'i'ir' ~ wliirh h'lmahi'N
Sh Iddrrs-hy Invasion, turning our
h h,n'-, rri hing ~ "t every thlng
th'Y rpill con 'tlln 'hr JfrrN away
a,d dp1ir"Ning III" r"nnin'lrri--
th'y hnv" committed nntrngrs IN
thrnHhnh" AMI ten" "t ih"''aha1 vi
cn.', nnkn"wn 10 sa'agr. indian
wtrE,r" - hey liar" murdered IN
rl'i hl'"d hnd tortured ifo'ISnnrs
ut N"u"rhhlr old tt' h"r@ ~ hnr "hh
q h'r| too "ld 10 fight - hey have
IN ardrr,d. u wl suffered ihtir st"len
n"Irn ~oliIrs ~ murder, in roId
hru ali V, thousands "t onr women
aud children :--ilry have stolen our
u ,grurS. put arms in one hand and
the torch in h" - her, with license
tn burn nur homes, sirAe upon our
virgin hlugh rrH. violate their per-
sons Ia grt IFS heir sr' snal, savage
lu4ts, ani hen Ia bulrHrr hem.
mi. tb,., ,uk.. nn.rp sly,res
,,l th.ir m ,rc,nnry white allies have
Il ,h. in T,nI,rs!-., Mississippi,
v harm Al,ham,. Arkansas, Lou
;'i,u,. and el.rshrrr. in rn4ps nu-
u,,.rnt,.uud uudrninhle, They have
.,r,,,.J ,.rrnr. ,lrsnlnti, n, hunger
nrI wrs,chrdnrss wherever their
CT, and ylndal. and Nrgr,cs
h,v,. ANN. ,r.d ON our slil. They
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-22
VOL. XII,
rUBLIsuEp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY SWlNDELLS s. LANE.
W,sWISDELLS. J. W. LANE.
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is5~A.l Papers discontinued On the expiration ~tf'a
Gay- oflAe lime lgr winch the! are paId. "0Ja


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aolr,ri ny rI,' ii ,nuraur Mayor "I'ir Guy M n
VS. er VIII p,rn' '.d /" 'rnn,rI', tm"r @ 'Gm ,hn
l,ii,, unity ih' 'iry nnm"i""'"h :" olt "S zoe
Inn. ,r his agreement are rNTu 'd. AMI that
h,- rrni are coiinnrd ~ 70 per rii ah'he'""' m'd
enarse.. Impr"ssmcnt Ag'n.H''nd all military ai'
th rtir, will pay s,ric Al cm'"n To- ms "N'ii'hn'
Er rcumn,nr .. Major G N. j. b. MA"H, DER
l.. Il. ALDklCn, A. A. q.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-01
Grain and Lumber Mills.

:, Z. Zemp -four and grist; Jas. Il. Vaughu, four,
and grist; James A, Kirkland, grist; J. F. Suth-
erland, lumber and grist W. E. Hughes, lumber.
and grist; Charles Perkins, lumber; Col James
G. Halle, lumber and grist; A. H. Boyhin, -four,
grist and lumber; L. W. R. Blair, flour and
grist; Charles Raley, -four and grist; J5 r. Sow
ell, grist; John W. Gassins, -four, grist and lum-
Der; John "A. Young, grist and lumber; IT, y, J
sauthen, lumber; Robert Kirkiey, grist; estate.
4 VIM, Shields, grist and lumber; George r.
and grist John s. Miller, -four and grist estate
Of T. Lang, grist and lumber W. M, Kelley,
grist, John Chestnut, grist and lumber; james
Chestnut, ST., grist and lumber; John MeRae,
grist and lumber; John Brown, grist,; estate Of
;Burwell Boykin, grist and lumber; estate. OF !
Lemuel Boyhn, grist and lumber; Mrs, Jane j
Knox, grist.; Richard Hyatt, -four. and grist
Lewis Peoples, -four, grist and lumber. /
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-01
Wanted to Purchase

IENoR TIE USE OF THE CONFEDERATE
j. States Scrap Iron, wrought or cast for which I
pay fair price in cash. or ifpreferred win exchange
rolled plantation Iron for the same Planters oIothers
having any ofthe abovot to dispose Of will inform me
of the fact wish collect it together speedily
as possible. Us. NERoNEl. e
September tt. "a
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-01
Off ce @. M. Department,

CAMDEN, Sept. 18th, 1864.
,DLANTERs ARE URGENTLY REQUESTED
II to haul in Immediately all new fodder and peas,
as well as old fodder and sbucks in order 70 meet the
pressing demands of our armiAs -
They are also notified that they can have credit on
their the of 1854 for ter deliveries of corn if they
prefer il to payment in, cash
CONWAY BELL Agt. a.. O. N.
Sept Is If