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ccRAYToS COAL AT AUCTION

orrict or rar DEg4.wARX. LAoSAw s,sA AND WssrEast
EhttpoAn CoNrAiy' Nav Iohk Feb. IL 1904.
Thtg conranys hold their Thireenth negulal Monthly
Auction on We.ncsdgy, the 2h Jay 81 February, 1864 "A.
N ocloch noon, al TIT IN . of the Company, No SO VII
liam street, al whtA time they win Offer. by SIMEON
WRAPPER. auction ser 80. --,,,r - - ,.r.a., ..~.u,
A"N'' SCRANTON coat,
Embra sing all the usual sses aud Deliverable At their
pcro Ed,abe,hrcrl. n y, during the month Of March
-. =. -. -. ~.t a.. - a.
The nir6esi bidder W any form whatever being
mad. lar scto nj Of bcnnlt o. tue company,
Fifty cents Ter ON in b.nkaoie FUNDS 70 p. PAID the
time and pstc oil lie and the balance. ~ Ike FUNDS on
re,tvnv AZ aer Tor the coal, WHICH lust be- calico Tor
withn rn day aepsfsf aud III coal tAxen away wiiha
thirty da,s fror, u, las q sale unless nsvaaon Is OBJ
siructed. Buyer who 81, however eau nave a. ns-
dorsl thirty s.ys fr taeip the de'iyey OF their pnr
chase by making further dspest o. aiy cents per too
within the ter iays above specified IaiSes scveo per
cent annum VA ~ s ac te eha % ou sne paAsce
twenty-five &c ais per Ton q cover The expcnss Of stocking
the coalboh to be- paid .c sy Of 0reet 49,.
Tae other conditions 81 'a'e viii pc sibsisnunuy nosc
hitherto accepted BY All purchasers hy private snrscs %
ca VIII be Delivered direct for hc CAS- %. h from ~,
stock These conditions VIII be modified 20 We wsnw
jOnN DRl0nlM, eroQaoae
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IUESbAf-'he new plav, PURE GOLD: sixth time
MEnhESDAY-Ninety fourth night of ROSkDALE
TTHuRsnAY-pURE GOLD; seventh time
FhIDAf--kOSkDALE ninety. fifth time.
In proparatinn-Shert ian's ndari Comedy,
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
which WIN he produced with appropriate splendid scenery
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UCTrON NOTICE. --pr.EMPTocy SALE
r or MAGNIFlGLHT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
SuPEErINE TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS CARPETS
ELEGANT ROSE WOOD oIaNOFO7TF. COSTLY SUITS
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE, ~ RRocAgL AND
FRENCH CHINA, cuTiGLAsS SILVER. 20;
This day Monday. ~ pm. by HENRY r. WEST
COTT Auconeer comprising the entire irst clrss Furni
tne valuable Works OF Art Contained - the residence
2s2 w. Tscntvhst street., between seventh aud 81 nth
all superb aud be sold without reserve
Elegant Paflo Uning Room Chamber and nursery fu'n
ture OF des,rpton sprtns aud Hair nalssss.s
suierr Be dirg. Pier Mirrors Centre
and pier Tab cs rich aud Shades eegan bascrc
Turkish Lounges Chairs 20 match Book Stands. &c
gaut Crr pets and u cloths, ,.....,..,,
COSTLY AND lie JTfFUL PAHLoa ORR AMEEI.i,
Bronze and Bisauc Figures and Observation-Disclosures
Morning and E,eaing The Iiunteis, Diana ,.no .ler
Hounds, with Large aud beautiful collection o iaing
Vases Flowers, elegant Pianoorte cost Sl0O
DINING ROOM SLEEPING ROOMS. HALL.
Superb rosewood Bedstca.s. Bureaus sp.ns and MIR
Mattresses Beds Beading bronze Clock, airors .oeA
a.rs. Sofas, Bsds,eads. Chairs, Lounges ENtnn
SION Iabi. oak Buffet Dining Chairs rich French Chna
ruby crystal Cut Glass Sompe:e Gets 20 match silver
Ware Table Cutlery Sir Carpets Hal FURNITURE, Chapde
liers Sa witnot leserve. No rnstporement Com
fnencIng O'Clock precisely. Catalogues a. house
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uCTIoN NOTICE cEoCRrRy ANp GLAssNAR.
N VIZ. w. SHl RLBY, auctOueer TUESDAY, Fcbr lr .
IS al Pearl street - D. EMBuRi Jr, All KIND o. best
sSrreis Glass Keroseae CHI neys ali IA lois FOR CITY I'D
country dealers kaes Tree aud goods well packed Tor ship
MINI
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AcADEsy or MUSIC
:. ITALIAN OPFRA.
Choice the rarqnet and balcony can be had ~
aO0FGFYg. 81, Broadway.
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DIoaARU wAITErs AVG rroNrrR
X (DRvG sIOIsE, A.
WIN sell TUESDAY. February 2i nj u O'Clock, the
la ance q the s,ook q Dr. nd rats, win store py
.ures OF Dag Store No 10 Old slr combating Of surirr
ru aud rains Store Fsx'r-er nurers ran.cs Of Cnsr
CASE aud Drawers. tSo large PATTERN Scale 1rnntv
QUO gnrs and other ayes) Oh Crrs fuciOncchf urniture
mahogany Desss Rating Iron safe, Barrels, Casks
nd gthcr articles.
II go,LINs. AUCTIoNEF9- MuLLrnY POvr
X. LINs will sell Mt aucon this day Feb % Mt O'Clock
,hc,r 4s Canal I'D " vesity1s large as
and black walnut Werirohes bookcases. Bedsteads Blu
reaus wnsa ands &C. Velvet Brussels and Ingram Car
,os Wrna Desks Counters, Crockery Glass Cutlery and
sitter Ware every article Ia the of housekeeping
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SALES AZ AUCTION.

- CANAL BOAT
RICHARD WALTERS, Auctcpeer viii sell on Monday.
February e. 1t O'clock Atlantic Basin Brooklyn the
Canal Boat D. " Stafford with Tackle. Apparel nc Sale
positive. JANIS LYNCH. Sherih.
DANIEL HucnEs. Deputy
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NIIBL0s GARDEN
~ Commences st ~
~
The Mana the urgent request Of his patrons begs TO
~ foR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
JOHN BRoUGuAM's
GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA.
In three acts and prologue. entitled,
DUKES
MOTTO.
Mr.. wnEATLEY. in his famous and original character
OF
CAPT HENRI DE LAGARDERK
THIS CELEBRATED PLAY CROWDED NIGHTLY
THIS VAST ESTABLlSIMENT
FOR THIRTEEN CONSECUTIVE WEEKS,
Running entirely through the past summer
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- PUBLIC NOTICE.
In OF this day Monday being the birth day
OF the Father of country, hare postponed my usual
semi weekly stock sale until Thursday. February IS my
next regular sale day This win glve al cti2ens
porunity partic in the festivities OF cay
geipetuhe the OF much beloved ard immortal
Wash ngon May purity OF patriotism
5na prevailed during his lifetime be aroused in the
breasts of all dso, asts and their hearts with
As ~ unity, that We mey enjoy blessings OF
3crpetual Union
ALBERT II NTC0LAS,
AUCTIoNEER AND STOCK BROKER,
No. ~ W l.laIu street.
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" EXTRA NOTICE.
Mko. JOHN WOOD
Dcgs 20 slate tina. tue Ter 81 her theatre
wEptEsDAI EVENING EEXt stsg. -,
will be fOg Inc
BENEFIT
SANITARY COMMISSION
whom the entire eipts will be rrcseut e. La rsttg.
Ion and respectfully aa the attention Of the public 10 hat
evening
Scale Dc secured.
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444-AnnHIeAS h THrAEREt
TUE ONLY VARIETY THEATRE OF NEW YORK.

Il AMERICAN TFFhTRE,
1fnE ONLY vAnrE hh' zah.iRE OF NEW FORK.
MOST HET Fs5b dlTAy.asA5 35n"oHoSs
TIE GREAT coM-iNG1ioN TRoUrE
rSLEsr NEVER nEgeEr WITNESSED.
rur nsirifSvr BILL
rw syrF rFNfSs..i Sn syr ~ Day.
wAsalNGIoSs BIRTHDAY
$ss$ ssEISSSEs Ss$B . ss
II \; 9 5St9cE
~ We ''''' i GsSiEs ssD GcSgrLpRrs
rev F FzsTS&: TOW E8sy F FssTSs
''e "0''a ''n0~n' es sSf. 'Cnfis1y
the .reat Ethiopian Comedian. q niastfel fame
The ,ps ,sf,;i.s ,xsor,
TIE three bes llhicpian Deinea.or. q &c acc,
1ss' q res ass ns Bariesques
Tut si sfiS XII H 81 4aE sh' SoRru
FEMALE II roxsE GUARD.
'''''' and coirv BALE; GrsSd faossa e > NIXON
OrlrSIyAt coss,c,sRr HALL. :,
= ?" BROADWAY, o. o"
Te re Tor sesssr srss
beg eAvs = snuounes 70 the uncouutable millions who
pave 'a'cSoesr coz LsrE rLAcs OF AMUSEMENT
in tts Grid THAI ia Aidcu 10 In. greal
TnB LOVELY tkMALk ATTENDANTS,
fb kt @xIksI ArFRossress SAFGtS ART
iHs s5 bASA iahSEs c az faf Sosruosus
&c. dc., AT an enormous cxpeLs Sc lac has trocured
BEAUTIFUL LADY OF FokrUNi:
whose interesting sorJ Of Ner from relentless pur
suer Gin e deadly swaps OF Eloda) you'd form text
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
BARNUM SUPERSEDED
in the shape OF nondescrip animal caedl from the
island OF srawak, which will also be ethibon. II
cui,e harmless and VIII drink tvhen ased One lesfaed
sayart has runouncrd y Deithcr
ANIMAL, VEGETABLE OR MINEKA1.
Admission free. FRANK BUKNS
Wanted twenty Eve in,sgen, girls, 20 waii .sblsa
Apply A. above
DiERsTADTs PICTURE OF rHr ROCKY NOUN.
ID tains IL now on exhibition at the Ctiyon Art Gallery,
7J6 broadway, corner Of Eighth street
TIVE GRAND BALL4--LADIEs' HAIR .DkESsEp IN
All the latest styles great variety OF Grechs cwri
and braids Wigs made and loaned Tor mssq1s-
raaea hflr lPfEcxH4a Isl Grand street. near Bowery.
IRVING HALL--GEivD CONCERT "a AID OF IT,
SKINNER Funds the Free Church OF the Redemption.
isa. rourts. attn street. "Wednesday evening Feb ~
~ Mrs Jenny Ksrivtop, Miss Nina Geary Miss Pear.
son colo pianist Mr.. 0ustavus oeary, Mr. X. Thowna
and Mr. George W. MORAN Tickets hfy Goats
II ANyo INSTRUCTION. or AKANTREs rHE PUrrY
- learn perfectly the art o. playing le banjo ono
course o. lessons S'f frivNA lessons for 90 81
BuCKLkr, ~ TLV Apson street
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Headquarters,
REsEYE FORCES, 81 c., !
COLUMBIA, Sept%30, 1864.

SPECIAL ORDERS NO L.
n PURSUANT TO GENERAL ORDER NO. 73,
L Adj. and Insp Generals Office current series,
fherento appended) the Brigadier General command
iue Reserve Forces OF South Carolina hereby assumes
control and direction OF HE couscrpon service in the
State
Ill Except as hereinafter specified. the organization
oftle Couscrption Department in tile State including
the Examining Boards, will be preserved; and all ex-
isting orders regulations and Instructions OF the Com
andant Of Conscpts viii be continued Oh iofee uhtii
otherwise ordered. -.
III. Local Enrolling Officers and Examining Boards,
will report immediately to the Commandment OF Con-
scripts and through him communicate with these
HEADQUARTERS ard will, through him, receFs orders
and Instructions
" All communications in relation to the Gonscrip-
iop service in the State and all applications for ex-
enption and detaii must be made through the Com
maldamt of Conscripts communications on all other
Subjects will continue to be made through the a. a.
General Of the Reserve Forces ). O.
y.sThe Office Of Congressional District Enrolling
Officer being abolished all officers heretofore acting in
that capasty win report by letter to the Commandan
of Conseripts for assignment to other duty setting forth
their rank, corps, position and present assignment tc
duty Competent officers will be assigned eInspec.
tors of Gonscription'' in the several Congressional
Districts.
VI With view to'complance OF far. III. OF saio
General Order No T3, the Commandant of Co1scripts
will without delay. order the medical examination Of
ali commissioned officers and other persons Except
those of the Invalid corps employed 10 The enrolling
service Of this State. Commissioned officers, as to
whom no disability is found to exist viii hold them
selves in readiness to be assigned to duty IN TIE field
as soon as practicable:
VII Application ior assignment to duty as Enroll
ing Officers Assistants Clerks. and to other positions
in the Conscrption service in this State will be re-
ceived from officers, non commissioned officers and
privates belonging to the Reserve Forces, and from
retired and light duty officers and men, and from per-.
sons not liable to service in the field Such applca-
tons, enclosing testimonials Of character, intelligence
Nsnd fitness will be addressed to Maj G D. MELTON,
Comnandant Of Conscrpts, Columbia, S. @. :.
By command Brig Gen. CuEsxUT
ED II. B4RNWELL. i
oct4 t A. A. General
ss- State papers copy three times.
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Churches,
Grain and Lumber Mills

J. L. Zemp, feur and grist; JAS n. Vaughn, aoas
and grist; James A. Kirkland, grist aa 4. Sutk-
srland, lumber and grist; W. &. Hughes, lumber
and grist; Charles Perkins, lumber; Gel /, James
c. Halle, lumber and grist; A. II. Boy Kin, aohr,
grist and lumber; L.. w: r. Blair, hour and
grist; Charles Raley, flour and grist; Js:Bss ssw-
ell, gristi Jehn ". Gaskihs, -four, grist and INN.
ssSn Ssr sehn s.r A. loPs Rgsi s+s rhd amnsr a
r VIM. Shields grist and lumber Georgei;R.
Miller, -four and gEist L; il Patterson; -four
and grist; John S. Miller, -four and grist; estate
Of T. Lang grist and lumber; W. H. Kelley
grist, John Chesnut, grist and lumber !; james
Chestnut, ST., grist and lumber; John NcRas,
grist ahd lumber John Brown, grist estate Of
Burwell Boykin, grist and lumber; estate Of
Lemuel Boykin, grist and lumber Mrs. Ja.e
Knox, grist.; Richard Hyatt, -four and grist
Lewis Peoples, fsur, grist and lnmbers
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, S. g.
MAIL ARRANGE1ENFS.,

RICHMOND, c4Aktsior, coIuAtIA, KnsrEnH /,
AND WAY MAILS.
Dus-Daily By 80 ?. D,
Close Daily by 500 z. " Z
LANCASTER, FLAT ROCK, dc. @
Monday, Wednesday &, Friday by l2 90 Y
Close SANK days. ct II 90 sAs
RED HILL, Russell PLACE, DC.
Due-Thursday, by 10 90
0osss-same day, at II 90 a.
4 TrlIER's FERRY, JEFFERSON, DO.
Due-Monday, by u os&
Closes-Friday at leieVs 2. M
OFFICE HOURS.
From s 90 "A. M. to 90 p Nj 'and for short
time aNeropenfng the mail at night .,as & n
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Wanted to Purchase

NOR. THE USE OF THE CONFEDERATE
E States-Scrap Iron, wrought or east, forwlliei
pay fair price in cash. OF, ifpreierred will exchange
rolled plantation Iron for the same Planters or others
having any ofthe aboro t6 dispose Of will inform me
of the fact as wish collect it together as speedily
as possible. !. s.. AEkoNEf: y: Y
September IL 3
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Administrators Notice.

IL THOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED TO THR
Estate OF A. D. Cato will please make payment
otthe same AS early as possible, and those having
claims against said estate will present them to the
Adm;nistraior, Hugh Gardner, forthwith without de-
lay d. GAhDNEh,
+ Oct Administrator
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Auction Sale.

r wfnAssELL AT THE NARKETsN WaDNEs-
DAY Sext, at Ii o'clock. enp<Work Horse, one
fine Colt Of oflarso>sze from tihe Virginia mare eight
raonshs old also Nely yedng Mule one or two gooi
second hand Carriages fSsso lot OF Tohaceo
Terms cash on delivery, ghis sale s well worth
>''' ", J.K WIThBRsPooN,
ocsIfS Auct1onser.
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Notice.

!. A ii PERSONS ARE FoREWIRNED NOT TO
n trade for netegiyen by. me, to John Baker for
five hundred dollars dated some time in; June, 1854
as the property for which was gwen has proved un
sound VIII OF nay said note unless compelled by
law. JAMES a. IhoAfSv& ss
Sept ...1
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~ 4esdesiss and PRIMARY iSclools ID, esaaasn..
Z. slcCandless' Male Acadelny; T : Stapdsnmyer,
male academy; Mrs M Mccandloss Academy for
Young Ladies, Mrs MeCreigli!s;. 4. Miss Dassod
Mrs. Peek; Miss Maggie DeNoon. Z
Dsalersin Dry Goods, Groceries, HarGxars de-, S..
E. w. Bonney, James Dunlap, George aldsh, sairs.
Mt. Campbell, R. NJ Kennedy, Mrs. McLeiah,
AIendal Smith, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Crosby, ----.
Benjamin, Matheson s. CO., A. ?. Latin, w. D.
McDowall, S. Oppenheim, III Baum s Bro, Me-
roney, Boswell Il Bro, j.. NJ. Gayiel Joseph
Sommers, 7. s. Myers, James MeEwen, N.
C. Gerald & Co., George Doaglas, ]. Il. OPP
penheim Bro, Wn. johnson, D. D, Hoso.s, b.
( Skies. -
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School Notice.

:U,HE EXERCISES OF MISS. II. L. YoUNG'S.
/ senooLwjll begin on the Sd Of october,ia in the
east brick Academy <
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Professional.
physicians aoy Pract,eing,.

Physicians noU Prdcficfng. =
L. n. Deas, d. L. Desaussure, t. Rcenstjerna,
W. R. Skies, BenjaminH. Matheson, ]. McCaa,
j. T. Trantham, W. L. Pickett, B. s. Lucas, 7.
McDow, L. NJ. Desaussure, Thomas W. Sal
mond, F. Z. 2emp:
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Naqistrates.

y q d lHa1istrdtss.s "a. = q. %
John K. Witherspoon, Wm. D. Hogan. W. r. Tay-
lor, Henry brace, John 3. Shaw, Richard !.
Whitaker, J. 4. Barker.
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-STkTg OF sOUTEa CAROLINA.

: IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RESOLUTIONS
j ofthe General Assembly. tie following persons
have been appointed by the Governor to the Military
Academy. and wilryeport at the Arsenal Academy IN
Columbia. to Capt. j P. THOMAS commanding on
tho ir.t day Of Iaauay neSi:
Fnst C,aoressionql SDtsb iet t-sergt - Mangnm,
Co +, c. ", B. H. Ovens, Pee Dee Light Art'lle-
,s.cpna congessionel lDstrict-sergt A, F oBrien'
Co ]. lstS. O. " I.,.
Third Congressional Distsict- Benjamin J. john
Fb,,h Congressional Distsct--L Yancey Dean,
Co. r. Hampton Legion S c. V
Fiji Congressional Dissrtct.-Th Theodore. u ward
Go. ID. 22dS CIV.
Sl,,h .Coag,essiondl iDstria. .-Ssrgt Madison 8.
afawthorn, Co. F, 18th S.C.F.s go
The applicants who have not been NGppointed ana
who mns desire 10 renew tlieir applications for tae
next rear should give notice thereof 10 'es Depart
lnent.
B. F. AITHVR,
"a ls Private SscreSsfy.
r7,- Columbia and. Charleston papers pnbllsh tr.
wseEly for two weeks. All other papers IN Inc sS'e
publish once. x
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Office @. M. Depart t1nent,

CAMDEN, Sept 18th, 1874
p ANTERs ARE URGENTLY =; E i REoussTaD ss :, M
asw Ii as old fodder and shucks in order 20 meet the
pressing demands OF Our armies.
They are also notified that they can huye credit on
their 1ithe of 1864 for feir deliveries Of oorn thoy
prefer il to payment in cash
= -, CONWAY BELL Ast. "A. @ N.
Sept. 10
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Cop,o,ia.sioners Of Roads.

Con,aissioners of Roads:
]. NJ. DaSaussure Chairman, B. T. Mccoy, W. =.
hughes Daniel D. Kirkland, James T. Me-
Dowal Lewis ]. Patterson, ]. English pooy,
Fred bowen. John L. Mckle, Gillian Sowell,
R;cImond Il. Terrell, Emanuel Parker.
The sixth section Of the Act to establish cer-
tain Roads, Bridges and Ferries, passed December
n, is rs follows:
.eThat each Commissioner of Roads now IN OF
ice or hereafter appointed, shall serve until
successor is appointed, and has accepted. Tins
section to be in force during the war
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Coroner.
John S. Meroney.
Managers of Elections.

Camden-John s. Meroney, c. A Mcdonald,
Wm McKain.
Cureton's Mill Frederick Bowen, James Team,
Emanuel Parker.
Flat Rock-Jesse Truosdel, James Fletcher,
George R. Miller
Buffalo--Wm. Mungo, Gillian Sowell, VIM. Cato.
Lizenby's-Johh aIcGougan, Daniel McCaskill,
Donald Mcdonald.
Schrock's Nlill-B. T.. Mccoy, Alexander Me-
Leod, Henry Radcliffe
Goodwii's -Bcnjamin Cock, john D. Mick
lc, James H. Vaughn.
Liberty tiill-A. D. Jones, jr., R. G. Patterson,
r. b. Cunningham.
;, Officers of Court.
Joseph D. Dunlap, Commissioner in Equity; "
Clyburn, Clerk; A. L. Mcdonald, Ordinary (;
Duncan Sheen, Sheriff.
Tsz Collector
William McKaia.
Soyssrats Enrolliny Officer.
aW. 2. Leitner.
~ Csat,drGte Ear Tar C0liestsv.
A. M. Kennedy.
Lsstssors $50
Jshn Cantey, r. NJ Kopnedy.
y
Collector of Tor IN Kind.
James Jones.
CGg coamissary Agent.
J. H., Devereaux.
/. ssaissrate Quartermaster's Agss:
James Sewers.
state Quartemaster's Asss.
A. Markley Lee.
Reosrins and Delivering AstHa
JIM. Gayle.
Observation-Disclosures .E
Officers Of the Town Of Camden.
Intendant.
James Dunlap.
Wdrdens.
NJ D. Baxley,p. ID Hocott, L. M.sBoswell, B. NJ
Kennedy.
Recorder.
RIM Kennedy.
Mershal and Market CLERK.
VIM. johnson.
Professional.
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Soldiers Board Of Relief

Soldiers Board Of Relis.
John NJ. ,DeSaussure, E. Barnes James Dunlap, J..
Ross Dye, C. Mosely, James Team, Jesse Trues-
del, John B. Mickle, Charles Raiey, Jehn Gas
kins, Daniel Gardner.
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President and DIRECTORS Of Canaden bridge es.
Presideht-Johu NJ DeSaussure.
Directors John Macrae. b. Perkins, James Taam,
Colin Maciae, See. & Treas.
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ISTRICTDIREeT0 RI.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Legislators.

a, h. Boykin- Senator. 81
John n. DeSapssure, D. D. Parry--R Represenia-
iyes.
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Conlraiissiionfrg ofMsPoor. !,

- n. ~ ConllplsslonfTS oT' IHtNE00T.
e. Barres, A. A. McDowall, John o. Higgins, R.
NJ. Kennedy, J. S. DePass. We. Hughson, See.
and Treas.
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c,o,n,a;;s,;;onsr. of Ere Schools.

Cota1aissionsfs Of Free Schools
Wiley Kelley, VIM. Dixon, Janey Team, 6 q.
Halle, Jesse Truesdel; Daniel Bethune, A. l..
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Duncan shecgn Sheriff.
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CON9REssIONAL.
IN THE SENATE yesterday

In TBB SENATE yesterday
Mr.. Hale called mp the bill to repeal the first
section OF joint resolution OF February q, 1881,
for the transfer of persons from the military to
the naval service; which was passed.
The Senate then proceeded to the considera.
tion Of the joint resolution amending the Con.
Mr.. Salisbury proposed lengthy amendments
as substitute. securing the liberty of the press
and free speech, and re. Establishing the prinsi.
pies OF the Missouri compromise; which were
rejected.
Mr. Sumner withdrew his amendments, here.
totore offered as substitute, as he did not desire
the committees amendment in its passage.
The appointments, as reported from the Com.
nittee on the Judiciary as a su ubstitute for the
adopted by a vote OF 80 yeas to 6 nays.
The following is the joint resolution as passed:
JOINT RESOLUTION proposing amendments to
the Constitution OF the United States, and sub.
mitting to the Legislatures of the several
States proposition to amend the Constitution
OF the United States.
BE it tresolved by the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentdtires in Congress assembled. 1.-TWO thirds Of
both Houses concurring,) That the following
article be proposed to the Legislatures of the
several States as an amendment to the Consti.
tuition OF the United States, which, when ratified
by three fourths of said Legislatures, shall be
valid, to all intents and purposes, as part OF
the said Constitution, namely:
ARTICLE XI1l.-Section 1. Neither slavery
nor involuntary servitude, except as a punish.
ment fer crime, whereof the party shall have
bt en- duly con nvjcted, shall exist within the
United States, or any place subject to their
jurisdiction.
Sec. 2. Congress shall have power to enforce
this article by appropriate legislation.
In THE HOUSE.
The Senate bill extending the time for States
to accept grants OF lands for agricultural and
mechanic colleges was passed, with an amend.
ment extending the provisions Of the bill to the
State of West Virginia.
The House went into COMMITTEES of the
Whole on the State of the Union on the Presi.
dents annual message, when Messrs. Long,
fairfield and others addressed the House