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hin discovered that the firing was about
Two hundred yards from The fort, in the d.
rectiOn VI Fort Johnson. The firing con.
imued few seconds only, " hen three
Yankee barges were seen coming in towards
the West face. Cupi. Lewis, with de.
lachment OF the 32d Georgia, mounted the
parupet and opened fire of small arms
upon the parties, but had not hrvd more
Than one or Two rounds before n irrmen.
dous explosion occurred Ebsut thirty feet
from the West face or the fort, near the
"harf Alter Tie explosion, the euemy
were seen III rapid retrelt lUwaris Morris
Island. Our men kept up the lire Of small
arms until The eGe,uy had rot entirely out
Of sight, The Yankees, it seems, had hva.
ted down TORPEDO FROM the Direction of
Fort Johnson. Tre torpedo exploited near
the hari Of the tori No d,nnr. WAS
done 10. TIA. w"rks. The shock vas di,
unctiy perceptible all over the fort. ard
some "f the officers On the South west nm
gle Were knocked doNn-- Charleston CVu.
ricr, 3Oh.
CHARLESTON, Sept. l.-i'be steamer
Mary Bowers, iioIp Bermuda on the. 25 h
ait, IN attempting 10 run tho blockade last
night, ran oErr ihc wreck near LDrp +
'nud, and was cut ia two. She'sui.k ,rIu,r.
dlaIeIy but The passengers and crow were
all saved Hnd are HOW ~ this rity.
Lieut. GI!chH't rclurncd to diy from AN
Inter'IeW whh The cneruy at Port i&oval
lie Oring auH"c papers OF the 26th ut.
and reports lhat ihc sIX hundred officers
said To have berG yiacci under cur Gre.
iture arrived at Port Royal, nm~ng thrm
C"pt Henry Burnt ofIhis city. Some four
lren oi tleu, who me sick, nave been pin.
ed III coinf"rtnbte quarters nj Beaufort. and
Lieut.. q. VAS assured they woIid rrc.Iy,.
every attention. Anotnc, ilag Of truce viii
leave on S"tu'd,y for the pnrpo-e .: re-.
turning To tue Yankees thIrty or tort, non.
c"nOa'"nts. Tne enemy continues bonn.
harding the city tnIlously with Time Fuse
sHvuS. No further casualties.
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Army Intelligence.
From Virginia.

thIER'bu"G' Aug ~ Since the fight
on THURSDAY, near Reams' Station, no en-
g'GcInent h", taken place Both armies
seem TO ties resting No effort has been
made ny tnu rnrtny To reiake the position
near Rram>' Station, from which they v,r.
dIo!odgrd on Thursd,y. Folly tweiy.
uiIirs OF The Weldon road have been a..
str"yod by Ihe eli, NV fails aud siIls BEING
burnt. Among The prisoners captured On
sIhur-dhy wo- the Ajjrtant General of
ll"nc"c's, vino ssr.ped last night, hut vas
recnptur"d TO day.
RICHMOND, August 3O.-The situation in
front OF this rsnc- and Iermndl iiundrrd.
* nncn'g"h. ComsIicraGl. sAsilimg was
gong an at one time ye-t.rily, doing but
ittic da"us". To-day MI i. romparatl,ei ely
quiet
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From Atlanta

RICHMOND, August 3U.-rn. folio wing
"a- receiTcd this morning from Atlantst
lion. J. A. SedJon: The enemy havs
changed the Position of their LETT, Their
line resting near the Chaiishuoche. about
SnndtO"n. and their light extending to
points opposite and near The West Poin,
and Fa'r"nsn Tn-y nod all tie crossings
on the ChaththOochle, but not with con
tinucd line.
despatch from Wheeler Of the. 1911,
reports TIE capture of Daflon, With larry.
quantities Of s.u;eS, abuat 20U prisoners
ani 200 mules lie Cr,troyvd three trains
OF catsa twenty live miles of railroad -
Ills commumd IL 10 good condition.
(Sign.d) }. b hood, General.
NAcos, Sept. l. Private telegram. from
IoneNbor" state that Gems. >. ID. Lee and
CIsbnrne, with linrdee's corp, attacked the
ruvlns yesterday nnd took their. cniire line
"f enirenchments, but held oul, a portion,
the eneIny having been heavily reinforced
Night closed the action without a decisive
result. having bern rrRsUed this morning,
ont the result is'Tot known. Grn lnrdss
commands in.the field Gems. Cumming
and Patton Anderson we're wounded.
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From Charles;on.

During Sund". Sunday night, Battery
GREGG bred 40 aud tho swamp Angel" IS
shots At Fort sumter. The Swamp An.
GET Sise opened h,e upon Battery Simkin-,
nring 50 SHOTS. Battery sinkin. replied
and fired 80 shots at tive swamp Angel"
- shots were hIsd Mt ihe city.
Daring Monday, the firing was very slow
In trsies Gregg and Wagner cred at Fort
SumIer i3 rh"is. OnIY hre shots we're
fired ut the city during the day.
Atom o'clock Sunday night, n terrific
explosion, which shook the buildings in
1his city, took place. Many Supposed IL to
be a 200 pounder Parrott lime fuse shell,
IL appears, ho~ever, that about o o'clock
SOME masketry firing was heard al Fort
Sumter. Ofoa examiuatiUo, Capt. Hu9ue.
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The Chicago Convention.

The deite ations Of the Northern Democrat.
ic Convention, which assembled at Chicago OIL
the 29th ult is now = subject Of much interest
throughout our own as well as the Noi thern
Government The primary question /. the at.
titude 10 be adopted Oh the subject of peace or.
war. The Richmond Sentinei, which is-in a
situation 10 be well advised on the subject, be.
lievcs that Peace platform will prevail. Not
,oply do the signs point to this, so far the
expression Of public opinion is concerned, but
the necessity OF party contest will require 1t -
There are already two war candidates the one
representing the present administration, beng.
in fact its head the other representing those
A'so in favor Of the war, but desiring a change
Of administi stioa. Both Of the factions enter.
tanning wn sentiments are thus provided with
candidates. The Peace men arc alone without
d. . representative In the contest.
Were the Chicago Convention to nom mate a
var candidate, the want to which wo have re-
ferred would be sdh ursupplied. 1t would
merely have provided another opposition war
candidate, the effect Of which would be to divide
votes with frement, and elect Lincoln The peace
- IA would still be withouta representative,
and would, doubtless, soon select one, making
fourth candidate for Presidential honars'- -
Evidently the only opening and the only chance
oil success for the Cnicsgo nominee, Is TO place
him upon Peace platform. The contes, then,
though triangular, would be marked by inteiii
g'ble Issues. Lincoln will represent the war
sentiment - Frenont will represent the person
al dissatisfaction with Lincoln, and the Chica.
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The Carolina Times predicts that Lincoln
will, at AN early day, make propositions for an
armistice, in order to checkn,ate the nominees
ofthe Chicago Convention, and if he fails in
his schemes, which We ds not believe, a. soon
as Mcclellan is seated propositions looking to
peace will be Immediately made, and terms
will he soon adjusted which will return to the
wives, mothers aud children their loved ones
who may have been spared through this uu.
righteous war.
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER

RELIGIOUS NorICE.-Thcrc will he two days
meeting at Camp Creek, on the Sd Saturday and
Sunday in September. At Lancaster village,
Rev. /. 4. Boon will preach Oh 81 Sunday -
Also notice is given that there will be a Bake,
Meeting at New Salem Church, conmeu eng
Oh Friday before the 4th Sabbath III Srptcm
ber. Several Ministers are expected.
&. T.. LAND.
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Editolia. Brevltles.

The PooR IN ANrA-There are one
thousand families. averaging, say, four TO the
family. Gen Hood is now furnishing fifteen
hundred r"tions per day to supply their present
wants. Locking to the lime wheu Tie Nseon
Grl y e-tcrn tailroad may be cut, ia such
contingency h. wouId be obliged TO feed the
army in preference to the poor; ti.e demand
then for lasl would bc nearly cluuLi, whs, i, i.
now.
The dead l'ady Of a soldier was lately brought
to Mobile, aud represented to be the remains
OF Mr. }. J. Love. The decomposition was
too great to allow OF Inspection, and hs w'.t
aud uoop OF sorrowing friends followed the.
coffin to the grave. The sarns evening ar.
Love arrived safe andsouud in the city.
Dsdllers Of fruit for ninety days or !ess are
required TO pay a tax OF sixty dollars, and also
nifty cents per gallon on the first ten gallons,
aud two dollars per gallon OH all spirits distilled
beyond that quantity.
Measures have been taken to establish near
.ynchburg a mill for re-roing Old rail road
iron. This will supply great want, aid We
may hope in few n,oaths to see the speed aud
safety oi cur roads greatly improved.
The Richmond Journals contain a circular of
Secretary Brnjamin, giving truthful narrative
of the late interview by the socalled srliap.
pointed peace comnissioGefs-Messrs Gilmore
aud Jacques-and denying the authority Of
Messrs llolcombe and Z. &. Clay 10 "treat
with the United States Oh any subjec, what
ever"
The Richmond Examiner says the standing
''caption" tor Georgia news now in the New
York papers n. ATLANTA Not Taken" A pill
doctor, We are informed, advePtises by the help
OF this caption Aiaata is Not 7;Nen. But
Bssndresh's Pls-sre-silh ihe Bes, Egse.s.
Tie infantry force by which the splsnd d
success beyond Petersburg on Thursday. even.
ipg. last vas achieved, consisted entirely OF
North Carolinians-all honor to the old North
State. and her brave and victorious soldiers
Their victory over the Yankees was gs signal
at-ihe late triumph at the ballot box over Ec.
tionists, demagoguest Ind tories
Considerable numbers Of deserters from Gen.
Grmt's army are said to have already come
across within Our lines and reported themselves;
they had General Order Sx,y.fve in their
pocket, aud claimed its privileges Tha, this
measure will work well and extensisely there
can be 10 doubt. says the Examiner, n the
Government take The proper means OF circula.
ting II largely sin yatioIs languages amonas,
Grants polygiot multitudcs of kidnapped col.
disrs
We learn, (says the Charleston Courier. J
from letter received ilf this city, yesterday.
that Big Gen. N. q. Butler has been promo.
ted to Major General 10 command Hamptou's
cd division. Col john Dunovsut, Colonel of
the 9th 5. G. Cavalry, has been promoted To
Bngadier General, to command Butlsrs old
brigade.
Corn, which has been selling at forty to fifty
dollars per bushel in. fayetteviUs,sS. G, has
fsi'eu 70 fonrseeu. ard looking dewaw1dA
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ilorallo Seymour made speech, pledp
ing his life that when Mcclellan is pIuc. d
in the Presidential chair, he will devote all
MS best interests Of his country, securing,
never again to be invaded, all the rights aud
privileges of the people.
Mr' Vs!landighHm moved that the nom
'""'ion DC made unanimous, which was
carried amid de"tening applause.
Nr' t"n ttUn Was unanimously nomina
leu Tor the wee Presidency on tie second
ballot.
The Convention thea adjournea.
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FOR THE LANCAsTER LEDGER
G. +. LAND.
Amy NF V Aur 10 LIZ

hHMY Of Va, Aug. 10, 1864.
Mr. EpTr"R As the time for election
u DfdiL"ry IL fast approaching, you wIli
rl""sr-"''ow us space IA Nour columns To
present the name of one Of our most wur
'"y ciiiE'n s"ldirrs. MI JOIN! &. Secrr,t, To
me voters "t i.arc'sirr District. To i'll that
"hce Mr.. Srctc>t .s nj present SERVING az
private III I''s "Tmv, a"G has been, >inrr
"'e"' W '"e W.T. s"nr"'9 The
utng"fs aud rtSatIUns, IN Common ~ with
ms iei."w se'6i"Ts, incident thereto. AZ
hr. .. Is well Nnown throughout t"e Dis
"",'' IL - heedI"sS ar us 10 spcas Of lis
Wei shpwm qualifications shuuiu hc con
seat To hsruhe II caUd..aie, Nc trust he
Will rr"-'Ne'!he unanimous support OF n,,
tr'lU" soldiers and the fd.nds of the sol
d!Sr. S"LDihR- IN VIRGINIA
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ENROLLING OFFICE.
tiEAD-Q'R'S., LANCASTER e. H., 3. c.

tlEAD-Q'R'S., LANCASTER e. H., 8. c.
Sept. lst, 1864.
|. All persons liable to Consoription 10
Lancasier District who have not appeared
before the Medical Examining Board, and
those concerning whom The tinal action of
the Medical Bva,d has not been taken are
hereby ordered 10 report at these Head.
Quarters for examination by the Medical
Board on the sth day of September 1854.
Those failing to do 80 will be regarded
ns wdtuiIy avoiding conscription, full notice
pt this meeting of the Medical Board bay-
ing been given, aud will be disposed of as
such IL accordance with existing regula-
tiuns.
J. C.. MILLS,
lsl Lieut.. and Enrolling oifiser.
Lancaster District So. Cn.
Sept. 6, 1864. ao-It
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Meeting Of the Commissioners
OF Roads and BRIDGES.

The Commissioners Of Roads and Bridge,
for Lancaster District :. G.. will mcct'at i.aI..
caster {. ii. on Monday the l2ih day c! Sept.
inst, for the purpose OF making rrangements
To supply the one hall Of the road hands
from this District TO work OH the coast fortitca.
,ions, and TO attend to other matters pertaining
TO their duty.
J. FUNDERBURK. China.
Sept o, 1894, Il,
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PRcPHEcY Rev. John Gilbert, aped
100 years, writes from Clay county, Ky, To
n friend in Frank in: "Durng the rcvolu
uohary Gar corn blades had seven poilts
10 them THAT Is, The blade grew ia such IL
mHnner as to have seven distinct points or
nds--c"rresponding with the sharp poim:
OF the blade. These seven points Indicated
The dMaiion OF the Revolutionary war-
Now there are bhi three separate and distinct
points L. many Of the blirdes and this iudl.
Gates very clearly 10 my mind that the du.
ration OF the present war will be three
ing years - YNe .Sutiern Lutie,yn.f
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FOR TAX CoLLECrOa
NOTICE..

] nave purchased Of d.. Ford his large
Pfemium Jack Churubu.co. also have
fine Bay Horse Equinox, -four yrars old,
IA beautiful Bay. The services Of either OF
these animals car be had at my residence,
-four miles South Of the Court iionss.
Terms, $50 insurance. i will not be re.
sponsible for accidents.
w. J. NcILWAIN.
Sept 6, 1864. sso-4t
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II appears from the recent aud repeated or,
ders Oh the subject, that the Government de.
syn to be- very strict with the agricultural ex'
cmpts and details in regard to the luw and
regulations on the subject OF the sale Of their
surplus supplies to he Government nud the
.ismil:es o! soldiers. Every exempt aud detail!
ed man is required to render TO tbr e; rolling
officer in his district 4 detailed statement vi the
marketable ssrplus prodGc.d aud sold by him,
with testimony that the -d,s were to the Gov,
eGnmsnt sold srs' famNcs.
The families Of soliicrs ~ lstioned ~ .!a Act
of Congress are construed To mean the families
c.mposedroi the wife, wife and children, OF
any person who belongs to the army the Wild
o~. or widow and children, of any person who
died while in the service; the nothoc and sis,
ters OF any soldier or soldiers in the aimy, and
Who resided with them as mem bers in the sarae
family, or were dependent upon their labor or
support; the ps,euts or sisters OF any per son
bsior gng to the amy, whoresded ih Ihs sam.
family with them, and who derived from them
.upport.
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Weare requested to announce that Rev. G. w
NJ. Creighton will preach at Mount Camel Oh
the 3D. Sabbath in this month.
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Our section wns blessed with a refreshing
rain on Saturday afternoon, the first that we
have had for number OF weeks
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> O ut h Carolina,
LANCASTER JUSrRICvr


pY JOHN w. TWITTY, Clerk md .c-
- ,Ing Ordinary. for said District.
WHEREAS, Joseph X. .Biackmon
has applied tome for Letters of Admins.
utlion on all and singular the Goods anS
ChattIes, Rights and Credit. of Bri,ton
b"eknon late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adnop.
lsh all and singular, the kindred and crsdi-
tors OF the said deceased. to be and appea,
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the saiG district, 20 be holden Il. Lancaster
Court honse on the 18Th day OF Sept.
lust. 10 show cause, If any, why the said
administration should not bs granted.
49, Given under my hand and seal,
Is. this the 81 day of Sept. ia
(C~ the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and Sixty-four, and in
The eIghty-'lnth year OF the Independence
of The State OF South Carolina.
JOHN w. TWITTY, Clerk
and acting o. L. ,.
Sept. 6. 1868, At.
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Lieut. William Settle has our thanks Jr a
file oi Richmond papers.
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5 O y Il II G. A O.LIN
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
10y Join w. TWIrTY. Clerk aud nc.
ID ting Ordinary for said District. =.
WHEREAS, J, NJ STEWART.
hhs applied to me for Letters OF Ad.
miWlstiation on al and singular the
Good. and Chattles, Rights and Credits of
E2ekiel i5 Osborne; late of the District
aforesaid deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite. and ad.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
crediigrs Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next. Ordinary's
Conr, for the said District, 10 be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 22d day of
Sept. inst, to show cause, if any, why
tie said administration should no, b. Gran.
Given. ander my hand and seal, this sd
{ ~ Jay OF Sept. in the year Of our
l.. \. Lord one thousand eight hundred
~ Sand sixty.four and in the eighty.
ninth. year Of the Independence OF the
. Stale OF South Carolina. -
JOHN w. TWITTY. Clerk,
and acting 0. l.. D.
sept. o, loo5,' At
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No ARE authorized to announcs Capt.
James l.. Reed a. a candidate for the State
Senate Il the eLsulug. election.
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AnnOuuc ements.
FOR THE SENATE

VIC are authorized 10 anEounce Hon:
"ept.e Mcf. Ntherspoon candidate to
'rPte"eHt tie District of Lancaster in the
SENATE OF tne ensuing Legislature.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES

Na EUiroR.-pIeasc ant ounce Mr
Joseph "i"i", Esq Il candidate Tor Re,re,
'-rm"'I'e aud "J.g: those nno lccl dl,pus.
cG To support h!m.
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5 o u L Ii G A Il O LII n A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

L..
EpY JOHN w. TWITTY, Clerk and
~ actin. Ordinary for said District
il. WHEREAS. PATSEY NISBET' bus nm
Piled to n'e for Letter, Of fAadmnistrutiop
On ali and singular The Goods and Cf,aul.,.
nights and Credits of WA. T.; NlSBET
Late OF Tue DIstrict aforesaid, daeceased.
THESE are, therefore, 10 ci:e and nd
monIah all aHd singular, the kindred aud
c'edll"rs Of the sad deceased, to he aud
appear before me at our next Ordiuary's
Court Ter the said District, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 18th day of
sept. ms, 10 show cuuse, if any, wbv
the said administration should not 6e prau.
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 29tb
( ~ day ofAugust in the year ofour
A. ,. Lord one thousand eight hundred
~ )and sixty four and in the eighty.
ninth year Of the independence Of tbe
state Ut South Carolina.
JOHN w. TWiTrY, Clerk,
and acting Q. l.. ID.
HeP'.o 1891, 81
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Assessors Notice.

WILL attend at the following places on
the days stated, for the purpose OF receiving
returns of the Tax in Kind for 1864.
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We are authorized to announce Capt. B
*. -! bar" "s ra"OidaIe Tor Representa-
live IN The Legislature.
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are requested 10 anrouncc j. NJ
Smusi as cauGlistc for Sncr.il.
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FOR ORDIE AIRY.

The friends al T. X Bclk announce
him as " eanddnts for Ordinary Mt the next
-leclion
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a In
! 'rpie"eEt tie Distract Of Lancaster in III.
! Senate OF tRe ensuing Legislature.
.--
! james l. Reed a. o,udida,,. G'r ~. S"fr,,. r'
'e"''s u '"e e"snng. election.
FOR Rrpp pPSE,r,r,urs -
! NJ, L,,r -,
I-ru,tIy- urJ ,,L,.,,,. 'o' hetfe'
cG To- suppvrt h,m N''po
.-.
: r. .Chbur,.,a r,'nid,T. ','o D"p''
! live in The l.r,r,la,ur, r '>'e"'''
| .y... r;.. IN,
/ o...,,., VI " - Nohhofs' Esq, an
. n,I,.,e, ''',' can" 'u"'v |" represent I"c
! r,..,,,,,-.,,'' III '"' 'l"uss OF Rep
- ~ '"e ''-S'2 1''S"'"2 Legislature
., Mh' EpiIok-l GA VIII please announce
! WI - ID MASSEY candidate tor Repre-
. ,e"'1'''e ia Tie mex! Lrgi 'H,ure and 90.
! - MANY SOLDIERS.
We are authorized To aunonncc William
a Moore hrq', ~ candidate for n seat
| !" '"r ''""Ae u Representatives. in the next
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,;,i,,,. 30 ,.,,.o,,',.'- ''", 'o' me po'
Ia,nr, III '"' "eA' ''es's'
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we ARE "n'h"t'Aea I" announce Sergt.
~. MoO!"Y, of Capt. DePiss' Battery, IA
~, =,
,o,,n,... :" >""S''t an
ensuing election.
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We are requested 10 anTounce j. NJ
-, - --..---
"" Ho' o"'-i ease "hnonhcs Joha III.
'H"n'e' P'''''1 1t" 20: "a i7t >. I. In
''"'S' a. '"""'oate ief oberlf at The on
! SUNG e'ee""h ana you Nh ob'ige,
-------- MAN? SOLDIERS.
born F'oyd {, msmhe' OF the Hampton
.niI,, ,I.r,i"m "' '"' {"
/ -
We are authorized 10 announ,. Copl /
~ SoAeil Il. cai,idate for Sh.rifr nf lam.
easier District for lne ensuing tenn.
( .-.. - -
FoA ORUln AIRY.
! NR Editor Please announce ID. \. WI.
I'nms candidate for OBITUARY. at The en.u
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We are authorized TO annuunce MIR. Jas,
H. Hunter "s II candidate Tor Ordinary a.
the eus6ng election.
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The friends Of Rev. W. +. Brasington aI
nounce hun candidate tor Ordinary, tor the
ensuing tenn.
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The Convention thea adjourned
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Segreaated Grown Point NIinInE Con,pa.

X. II. SYITII, SecfetAfyt
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-12

And In accordance with law, and an order Of the
Board OF Trustees made this the Sd day Of Septen-
ber lS6I many shares OF each parcel OF said stock
as may he necessary, will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder, payable in gold coin at the
office OF the company In Gold HILL n. T, on IL rs
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1864,
between the hours of and 3 O'Clock P. NJ Of said
day. TO pay said delinquent assessment due thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale, unless previously raid.
Gotd nm r Sent 2 ISfI sp5 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-12

And in accordance with law and an order OF the
Board OF Trustees, made on the $lth day OF June,
lS6i 50 many shares Of each parcel Of said stock as
may be necessary, will be sold AT public auction. at
the SaleSrOoms of John Middleton 4 Son, No. 400
Montgomery street, on the TWENTH-SECuND
DAY Of AUGUST, 1854. at y o'clock N. of said day.
10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF the sale
II. B. FORESTER. Secy.
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