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south Carolina KersliaW District

SOutM CaFUllHistlII- 3 lAITlsH"N ,RF71fs3t1TICF ,RF71fs3t1TICF
BY A. L, MCDONALD ESQUIRE, ORDINARY. .,
w HEREAs, NANCY MCCOY APPLIED TO
w me for Letters administration on all and
singular the goods and chattles rights and credits Of
W. w. &cC9y. 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
ed to be and appear before me our next Ordinary
Court for the said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House on the 5th day Of December next
70 show cause, if any, why the said administration min
should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this 18th, day
Of December in the year Of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and sixtyfour and in the
State Of South Carolina.
Nov. is . A. ]. MCDONALD, o. Z. D:
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U9RoM THIS DATE WE SHAL .dARGB
'three dollars Omnibus fare to and from II part
Of the town. TO or from Kirkwood or t"yo:': the
limits of the town, six dollars. The higf p:cts o.
horse feed compel us to advance our rates
60. E. G. ROBINSON: -
Octobsr4
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Office @. M; Department

,.. CAMDEN, Sept. 18th, 1864. =
.nLANTERs ARE URGENTLY REQUESTED
L to haul in Immediately ali new fodder and peas
as viii as old fodder and shucks, order 70 meet the
pressing demands Of our armies 80.
They ore also notified that they can have credit On
their the Of 1854 for their deliveries Of corn if they
prefer il to payment in cash
CONWAYrBELL Agt. A. Q. N.
Sept. ls ..,.... :. IL
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Council Notice.

1T Is ORDERED TfIkT THE FOLLOWING
II sof Staage be charged, on. and after Monday
next viz:
On all beef offered for sale in Market Four Dollars
Veal Two Dollars
Hocs--Syer 5oihs, . = Three Dollars
Pigs.-mder so lbs. -. Two Dollars.
Mutton and Hides Two Dollars.
Iii also ordered that Two Dollars be charged for
ompounding Horses ard MDles For BegS Two Dol.
larseach. For sheep and Goats, One Dollar.
tits further ordered that the Weigher at the Public
Scales be allowed Fifty Cents compensation for each
,dra0ght.a -
: By order Of Council R. N. KENNEDY, =
sr ai4s.- Clerk of Council.
- Nov.l3. r.. Cd. :
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Oct. 90.
.ES- State papers copy three times.
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October
For, Sale.

,DHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE "a
trrissy, negro fellow-age over Any years For
further particulars apply TO :. D: D; HoCofT.
F. Nov. Is
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Wanted to Purchase

Ioa THE UsR OF THE CONFEDERATH
4 States-Scrap Iron, wrought or cast, for which I
pay stair price in cash. or. ifpreerred will exchange
rolled pantatnn Iron for the Planters others
having any ofths above dispose Of will inform mo
Of the fact a. wish TO collect it together speedily
"a possible. J. ). NERONEf.
September '-.' IT,
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Notice.

5 .AHLHPERsoNs ARE NOT TO
6AJfttadsfor note given by me- to John Baker, for
6se,hnhdred dollars datedsene timerin June; 1854,
as the property or which was given, has proved I'm
sounas WIZ 4ot pay said note unless. compelled BY
law JAMES A.. THOMPSON.
Sept. 3
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Chamber Of Commerce.

A stated meeting Of this Board was held yes
terday afternoon President A. A. Low in the Chair
After some preliminary business.
A report from Mcssrs GrinncIl, Nye, and Blunt was
adopted approving Of the bill now before Congress-
regulate tho aamoasuemont Of ships aud vessels oil inc
United Statcs' also the bill fixing certain rules and
regulations for preventing collisions on the water
resolution was adopted directing thsSecrctar 70 Trans
nit the report TO Congress through Senator morgan
A telcgrnphio dispatch from tho Chamber oi COin-
merce OF San Francisco dated March 2 c64. protest
ing against tho bill before Congress lcgsiang Judge
Hoffman Of that city out OF ofico was reed by the
Secretary.
NosEs IT. GRrSYpIL remarked that ho had paid some
attention TO the movement by political clique IN san
Francisco to Judge Hoffman by change "a tlo
District Of California As merchant he could pear
testimony to the honorable career Of Judge Hoffman
during the fifteen years that he had occupied the bencn
and he believed that the mercantile community general.
" Of New York would unanimously ndOrso the protest
which had been sent hithor by tho Chamber Of Com.
merce OF San Francisco against the proposed legislation
Mr.. Grinnen concluded by offering the following rcso'
lnlions which were adopted:
RI,ed That Tie Chamber las heard with regret nom The
resolutions Of the San Francisco Chamber Of Commers ta
State 10 obtain the removal Of Mr. Ogden Hoffman from tho
position hs hodsJudgs of the u. s. District Court Tor the
R.ored That tho Chamber has noticed with interest the
successful and honorable OF Judge Hoffman son Of
fewYork and the worthy heir Of an honorable name and
fame Of Of tho moot beloved Of our citizens whose memory
Rcyolscd That Q Committee be appointed 10 see IN wnst
this Chsmber rnsy best interfere TO protect Judge
Congress. with to take such action A. may
seem TO them expedient
Messrs Duer, Russell and Grinnel were appointed
as such Committee
A letter from Mr.. Thomas United States Consul at
Gottenburgh read upon the subject of encouraging
Swedish immigration 10 the United States In which he
speaks highly Of the character Of the Swedes n aborers
and the value Of this immigration 10 the United states
lie also recommends that three accredited agents VINO
speak the Swedish language be sent thher to set forth
the demand for labor In this country the wages paid
and other matters which would interest the people and
encourage immigration. Several other documents on
tho subject sent TO the Chamber by secretary
Seward, were also read
On notion the subect-mattcr embraced In tho docu;
ments referred 10 Special Committee composed
of Messrs. Low. Richard and W ithnus.
Mr. SIUgGEs spoke about the vast quantity OF gun
powder stored on Ellis Island. which sufficient to
blow up the City OF NevYork, should 1t become acct
dentay ignited The Chamber united in request 10
tie Secretary Of War that the powder bo distributed
among other asenas so to lessen the danger in case
Of accident
Tho Chamber thon adjourned.
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THURSDAY, Aprh 7-P. N


fhe Government price of Gold has been
placed at 65 until the 10th Of April but certificates
must be used within three days. Tie ratio opened on
the Street l7Oi rose 10 17ii. and closed at "a p m
1924. Upon the Street stocks were strong. and in
demand. Southern Guaranteed sold ct 1853; Marposs
ht 70. and Quicksilver at 20. At the Stock Exchange
Government stocks firm at higher rates. Registered
Is Of 1881, ll40ll4i 50 of le7l. 1927 0losi do Of
1874. l03 bid Coupons Of 1874, l07 bid April 1908.
lll!0llii; 520s Coupon, llliGll2. Tennes-
see &c. 6li9Gli; Missouri Ga. 723d72i; Canton
Company, 74l07n. Coal stocks steady. Delaware
and Hudson. 246a2i7 Pennsylvania Coal. 23l023li
Cumberland Coal. s5las5si Central e9969s; Aineri.
cen, l09I a IO Quicksilver. e00s0s; Pacific Mail 229
023o Central Transit, 55sa55li New.York Central,
lASl4l Erie was active and higher, l2ci 0l26l, and
Preferred li2iall2i Hadson River was also
very active, and closed l62al62l. The
March earnings are reported as unfavorable and
the stock was pressed for sale. Harlem, 157.
The market though irregular. under sales to realize
profits closes strong with decrease In the dispos
ton to buy. AL Federal gold-bearing Stocks firm
and wanted. Missouri, CO. Pacific Railroad issues arc
np to e0i and firm Canton Co. continues in request
and Is not abundant at the advance. For time con-
tracts high rates paid. Erie was strong and taken
BY leading houses. Michigan Central was firm at l5G
and Prairie du Chen. s7iass. Fort Wayne, $40
-i52 The entire outer list nrn and a. the prices
The rear Mining stocks continue active aud for
enterprises there is excessive demand. partieu-
sry for gold shares. The mania Tor gold mines
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs.-Coroner Collin
yesterday held an inquest at tho NswYork Hospital on
tho body of Theodore wenfergoY. The deceased some
days since was accidentally shot In the neck at No. $50
Bowcry by Patrick Dooey while both greatly In.
torcated. verdict was rendered that tho deceased
came 10 his death from derium tromens and not from
tho effects OF his wound" Deceased was O native OF
Germany. aged - years Dooley was discharged from
custody -. Owen Kennedy was stabbed In the back
by an unknown on Wednesday evening. In Rector
street. lie was taken TO his parents residence. No.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

REcoNsTRUcTroN.-Mr.C Carlos Martyr, esq.,,
delivered a lecture Reconstruction" to q large
and respectable audience Of ladies and gentlemen In
Hitzelbcrger Hal. No. 206 Eighth avenue on Wcdnes.
day evening the 9th inst, under the auspices OF the
Sixteenth Ward Unconditional Union Club. Tho elo.
quout and patriotic remarks Of tho speaker elected con.
siderable applause. Mr.. j. A. Adams also received
merited applause for his singing. Mntho-ne Tomp'
kins presided, and announced that Wendell Philips
Garrison would deliver tie next lecture on the Goth
To-
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Travellers, {.uIde.

To Albany By Hudson X. r.. 63 Wsusn-a. ...1 10
an and a. s. and io:i0 p Sunday train. 3;75 p m
To Albany, by Harlem r. r.. 26th'st. ithsyi0a M
and s.l5 D. IN. Sunday treis. fzs p n'
To Baltimore, by the NswJersey X. H., foo, Of
Courtsnd,.,t.. aud 10 9. m, " p. n.' and IL
uliduis sht-Snnday. p Ha'
To Boston, by New London line. Pier 80 n H.
Stsnington line Pier H. n. r., and Fsn River
line Pier g. N. r.. daily Sunday excsptedl...... p N
To Boston by New Haven RR. VI. Springfield
27th st and lth thay..........,......o m ana p M
To Boston by New Haven RR.. 2Ithst. and itn'
Az via Shore Line. .Rt andS p m Sunday ,sp m
To Buffalo, by Erie RR.. foot Of Chambers,
Ne
To Yaphsnk, I,ip. Fire Island. and other resorts
on Long Island, BY L. /. Rsirosd, from James
Slip and loot Of 3Ith.t. +. R........ss IA. nd p 10
To tho Ws.t. by Penn.yvsuis Central Railroad,
foot OF Ccurtsndt.st-. a "a. and and p. m
Sunday train. p IL
10 the West, by Central Railroad OF New jersey
foot OF Conrtiznd s..........6a m IL M and p ~
To Phiadelphia BY Hsw-JsrSey Railroad, loot OF
Courtisndt-st..7, and 10 a. IN, IL m, 4 and op
m., aud IL midnight Sunday................:.... p m
To Philsdsl lphia, by Camden and Amboy Railrosd.
Pier NJ n r.. foot Of Barclay - M p m
To W sshnstoa by NswJerssy R.R, foot Of Court
hndtst., and 10 l. m. y p. M, and IL midnight
Suntsy.
For further Information In regard to Railroad Time Tables
SEQ sdverlienests in another part o! this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

oresta their Judgment by the methods which dealers
have. hitherto found successful. Such methods had
better be employed for tie future. In heradng the se
o,nd rood pictures The present collection needed no
snch herndng as II has received will 1t DO ioann
TO have avacd anything. The good pictures WIN sell
than their value for being praised beyond their rea'
| mi
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
IAdvGtlscment.l
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-YoRK.
ESo. Wsnstreet, MY.

hto. Welssreet, y. Y.
Desgrsed Depository and seal Agen, Of United States
NATIONAL l0-i0 TIvH PER CENT LoAy.
BY instruction. from tho Secretary of the Treasury dated
March 2s 1854 this Bank viii receive subscriptions FOR The
National 1910 Five Per Cen. Loan in coupon bonds regis
tered csrtihcse redeemsbls aer teh and payable forty
years from date in coin and win allow to banks baHker and
brokers' the usual commisOsst Onsesh of per cent
This Loan beaIs gold interest. payable 'smlsnnuay
coupon and registered bonds Of $500 and ever and annually
bonds Of the denomination. Of 30 and 100 dollAIs
In subscribing parties requested to pay tho accrued in
from the first Of March to the day Of sabsshsn In
coin In currency adding dty per cent Premium
The interest this Loan 1, payable tho frat days OF
March and September in eseh year. Tie semi annual
payable those da aud the annual coupons the
$50 and 800 bonds, payable on the first Of March
The Secretary Of tho Treasury closes his instructions in the
following Words
On THO above teens the Fir, National Bank Of tho City
Of New York, OF which yoa President s authorized to
eeive subscriptions to the National O4O Loan Ind |, hoped
that ts exeni9nson the most energetic and active employ
mess Of whsh' great reliance Is Plsecd-wl bo attended
s. p. CHASE Secretary oi the Treasury.
TO 5. G. IHosPsoS, esq, President"
The coupon bonds will be ready delivery early in April
and registered bonds Ebout ths frst Of May
Remttances may be made Legal Tender no,e. National
Bank notes, In drafts. &c, par in this city addressed
JAMEs CraPHxI. Cashier Fir.t National Bank
New.York. March 20. 1884 New-York.
Marisets-cARryvrrr Rsronrsn ron THx N. y rn,uvsn
AsHEs-Pcsrls arc scarce as quiet but hrn at 10 So
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
A FLATrRarsa TEsrrMosrAL.-About two


weeks since. number Of members OF the Legislature,
from the rural districts visited New-Y0rk and, under
tho escort Of Police Carpenter and others.
examined the various public instrons and other OBJ.
Iccts Of interest in the city and suburbs Yesterday
tho Inspector received letter from one Of their nun
bsr. thanking him In the namo Of himself and col.
their visit aud paying him high and deserved oomp
merit for his activity in aiding 20 suppress the riot last
,Illv
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

THE ATLANTIC TKLE6RAPH.-An eItraordi-
nary general meeting Of tho Atlantic Telegraph Com.
pany was TO take place In London the 3lss Of March
to consider tbs following business
To receive the report Of the Directors contract
for manufacturing and laying the cable in tho summer
Of 1868
2. To snthoiss. under the powers OF the Company's
Act Of Parliament an increase Of tho Compsays an
gusrantecd capital by tho issue Of capital 10 On
amount not exceeding aiJnco.
g. To authorize, or otherwise, as provided By tho
Atlantic Telegraph nendment Act 1859. The ISSUE
amendments as TO tho Directors may seem eIpedient
not exceeding in the whole sum OF RlOOOcO
Tho form Of cable adopted by tho Committee OF the
Company b thus described: The conductor viii con.
sst o copper strand Of seven wires (sI laid around
ono each wire gaugng 0ls or number II OF the Bir-
mingham wire gauge, and weighing 900 pounds per
nautical mills embedded for soidiy In the composition
known as "Chatierton's Compound The insulator Is
consist Of guts perchs four layers OF which are to
be laid alternately with four thin layers Of the above
named compound. making ths dismeter Of the core
4G4 inches and Q circumisrenss OF l3y2 incbes The
weight OF the onre insulstor b 10 be 400 pounds per
nautical mile The external protection is 70 be in two
parts; first, tho core. surrounded with padding Of
son Iuts yarn, saturated with pressrvsvo mixture;
next 10 this padding "a 10 be the protective covering
~ consist Of ten solid wires Of the gauge O9 drawn
from homogeneous iron, tho same ~ now used BY Whit
worth In the manufacture Of his celebrated guns each
wire surrounded separately with five strands Of Manila
yarn tho whole Of The strands thus formed OF hemp
and wire to 10 laid spiraly around the padded core
The weight Of the cabs In air will DO IS cwt. Ora
per nautical milo; the weight In water Will bo "A cwt
per nautical mile the breaking strain will bs tuns
Is cwt equal to eleven times its weight per nautical
milo In wsteF-that IL TO say II Suspended perpendiou
sry FROM the stern Of the vessel Ii would bear It's own
weight in eleven miles depth OF water.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
Naval.
rRrAL-rRIp op THB IRoS-oLAp sAUGUs.

TRIAL-TRIP OF THB IRoS-CLAD SAUGUs.
Chief-Engineer Sinners and other officers who
went from this city to witness tho triatrp OF the iron
clad steamer Sausus have returned. They report the
test successful in every way The speed attained wss
within a fraction Of 10 miles hour. the machinery
working admirably The vessel arrived safely at Pha-
dephin whore she was turned over to the commanding
officer Of the Eary.Yard. to be prepared at once for
service.
STRIFE AT TIN NAVY YARD.
Yesterday the gss-ftters at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard struck for higher wages. Their pay had
besn increased 10 cents per day hardly ~ hours osore
after going work however they assembled en- mAsse
in Of the apartments. and decided 70 Leave aAIssa
they received higher wages
BRISK RECRUITING.
Tho first result of the impetus given to re-
cruiIng by the bounty tho commissioning OF tho
4. s steamer Mattabss.ctt. which ves ,manaed. OIer
100 sailors have been obtained, registered for enlist
meat, since the bounty became accessible. The Che,
mango Sersua Brooklyn and over 20 other Vsssss VIII
be mazEod and sent or ~ recruits arrive.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
p.s.~urer~ Sailed.

Ia isss~sAip Iatos fer Nsv. Oriean-C. q Bertaelot
Mrs. Lieut. Granville Cox, L. Hon.byt J. Nelson, Ehza
ssydsr and ehndsn hss feham Mr.. and hrs sturks
and hres shidsn I,doTs shad-r Martin Young hsry A.
srdi.s Robert Gsishard, Wlsm H. Nor,os, Mr. and Mrs
o. H. Ssuin. Mr. AID As o. r. Porter and four children
Capt w. Hows! Robinson, Thomas A. Howell. James stsw
,rl william Clsssa, james Whyte John fsyrd, ye1a =
Cotroy A. Melville Wslisr. Adolph HiInnsl
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Mails Close at tho Post-Ofice.
i..-....x Novti. An.rfn.n kriley

IriI II N
1msrc., saturday, April ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. lot N
For Ireland, via Quoens,own, by steamer City Of
Msnch.ser, Saturday, April S.............. let m.
bis, ss,urday. April p m
satrisy, April II m
For California Oregon, WashRgton Territory, and
adj. .....,...............5S g. m and y p. m
NorhLlb.ny Bugao aud Canada......5 and !! p.
NoytL ,nd w sst Way Mx M
W,.tsrp Mail via Erie Railroad and d M
souberr and south w o,tsrn Mail n A. u and l0t
Eastern Mail.
Newport and Fall River. tp' M
The Lonz Island Mail closes at r. M and .. M
SUNDAY Isis-Oa Sunday all mails close q Ii y. N
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

West street The assailant escaped ..-.. Margaret
RYAN. servant employed at No. % Jefferson street,
was seriously burned on Wednesday evening by her
bed clothing taking fire. She was taken to Bellevue
Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following sales
were made yesterday by A. Ii. Muller, p. K. wilkins

4 Co.: -.
House aud lot No. l22 East prosdvay......... $3.50
lots north aide llths 200 feet cast OF lstav eech to
I -, siioinins ' - ~ ~ .....,...,,.,, $50
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
Yeeeipta OF Produce.

lPntt 1-p o6S bbl. FIour 100 bbls WHISKY ? 90 hb'.
Com Nsai ~ bush. Cora 2O0O0 bush Who 90 bub
O4tsf0 pigs on Cako1 900 pigs Pro'ons 20 Pkss Eater
20 PIX Petroleum, % pbss Ashes,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
BORT -n)aroens' Noiiee.
STATE or NLw-Yorx,

SrArE or NLW.ToRN, I
PoRr.WAppENs OryicE, No l0t Wal-st-
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of tho passed April 1857 entitled An Act to
R.orv.nirs the Warden Office OF the Port OF Now York to
ali persons Interested i having charge or the subject
matter of such inquiry examination or survey that the o
o.ns ye,,es are now under examination by tho Port War
dsn, and that the said surveys examinations viii bs COM
ossd Within ten days neat succeeding this notice on board
ssid vessels; ,c.
Ship PraHci. b. Cutting. ......... Pier No 20E. r.
Ship Enersy. Pier No. sN.R
Bark EliLa...s...s.s .....sssssss. nonpsohh
Bark Ocean. rier no ~ y. N
Bark j. JAhleu................PerN No. 10 Il. R
Brig J. Congdon.. Atlantic Doc2.
G. H. BRAMHALL. PCesidsna
j. Aua's UxgRIxis Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

| sIsiAruHu ., sGp.c.
sun-pisss... S.3l sets.,.. 6:3l hoop-Sets..9 9:i3
| ass WATER
Sandy Heck sls Gov Island. =. 10 90 Hell Gate. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
GRIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......APaI I
Cleared.

Cleared.
se.n,hirs-YaIoo, Couch, New. Orleans Indian, He'ue
len Co Cshswbs Baker New Orleans, II. T. Liyingsson
Stsaaer-wLirlvina Roysr, Beaufort Murray Nephew.
Shp--Gsa. NsClsllsn Trssk Liverpool Task Dearborn
Brs.-Liy tBr.h Hobbs, Hsy.T@si Tynss snitAi a'f'
Sehoonsn-Yosns Aaerisa Potter, Btltnors, Bentley,
Smith Co.; Lion Furbsh, Boston, W. $. Frown Co
H. \ R.ch-t,k sos Mnnshaha, Lsseh, Bshimors, Mott
Bsdsu Ter.h (Br), Walsh, ChaIlottstown Back Co.
Josiah Aehon Gregory Bostoa Hsvi..Kdi Ses Breeze.
G.yit B,tnors. L. Kenny II. y. Bsnes, Doans New
Bedford, J. A. ss.soni Joseph Woosy Lufain Geseesr
do AaTs Hal OTes,t, Ws.ki.ston, Ihs@as L. ssa0fdi