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TETE REBEL CONGRESS-.


:. fFrom the Richmond H1amlner.1
The House Of Representatives N ct 1t u m.
On TueadaT, Mays. Prayer BY Rev. Dr. Dun
t. Mr.. Chiffon, Of Ala, submitted the follow
ing resolution:
WHEREAS, The report IL IN circulation, aud h.a
tie Loyalty oi the Hon. Williarnso1 q. VI. Cobb.
mcmu9 elect Of this House from the stato Of ala.
bama, and tending to show that he Is In completely
lie coniedelats statos, and therefore unit to be =
representative Of loyal constituency, therefore,
;Reeofzsd, That cor1aistee OF ave mcmoers be
.pcct-:cd Ey tie Speaker to fuq1I-e Into sch re-
Iii, aId 10 cyliect ALL report upon H. testimony
tee7ics ure2 tie !o5csJ or dlsloJt7 o. s1ld ric e
ber, and report the sa1na TO tais House, with such
premises % fatd Committee shall ser!a propar:
and that MT. Cobb be notified By the committee II
practicable OF the sitting Of the commtltee, rnd
that eaid committee hare powe1 to send for par
Mr Clifton said he had no peraonal knowl-,
edgo Of the reports concerning Mr.. Cobb,
and vas barely acquainted with him; but
rumors had been circulated of his disloyalty,
and the charge had been made In the Rich.
mond Eao.niner by Capt. Ben. Lane Posey,
gallant officer Of his etnte, and a man of
truth. While be would reg ret to see a man
expelled, At the same time unless these
charges wern explained, ho would never con.
eent to sit In the House while treason iurksd
within its rails, and he would unhositatIng-
ly vote for Ills expulsion Tho inquiry Mas
one no less due to Mr. Cobb than to his State
and the country.
Nj. Foote said the investigation was .obvI-
oas]y proper, but he would suggest modi-
ticstiou OF the resolution SO IS 70 make it the
dpiy OF the COMMITTEES to notify Mr. Cobb.
A1r. Chiffon said the, committee would of
course notify hr. Cobb. In contompl ltioa of
law he was already present: Noriyht-minded
dc notification.
Mr. Footc agreed with the gentleman pre-.
oieely, but suggested the amendment 80
that the investigation vould not have the
appearance OF Being exparte.
blf. Garland, of Ark, questioned the pro-
limo. He,thought it high time to institute
an Investigation after Mr. Cobb had appear
ed and Was eworn In ~ o membor Of tho
housa from Alabama. Until then, he
thought, he could not be expelled, nor hIs
tc.t e declared vseant Entirely agreeing with
1t on the table for the present
Mr. Leach, Of N. c., advocated the post
pnDement Of the resolution until tho oath
should be taken. The charges Wero based on
Newspaper rumorB, aud he would second the
motion to lay on the table for the present.
Mr. AcAullen: Of "a, hoped the rssolu.
tio0 would be adopted at once, which Was
due to the people OF Alabama a. well as TO
Mr. Cobbfs dlstrict
Ar Chiffon said the object of the resolu-
ton Eas not to impugu Mr. Cobb. He In:
troduced 1t because be felt It his duty, a. the
charges were inconsistent with the position
OF representative from A1abama,. not shat
Mr. Cobb be expelled. but to inquire into the
run1ors affecting his loyalty.
Mr. Garland-W hat evidence, ii any, hare
we that Dir. Cobb has been elected = member
of tho Eousc:
, 1864-05-12

VII ROOF cover the bodies 1f those hrtve men who
4{o nxh1na 1he!r country = batilcs. Night a1F bad
food and dreachicx rains will make sad hRvpc wlta
9hs st1ot ret ihe5E:eE. r: Syesy 1a2n snppy nm
cure for evey lind Of ek1 d1stase i the TeadeF OF
1ha s.net1ee Cannot get be1 OF Pills or Ointment
ron the drag store IN bis nacs let him write 20 me,
% Madden LANE enclosif tht anonnt snd Fin ELL NAL ~,
fnedicnoa "a band they eaueot make ~ much
M Il AL rer bOY Ar not. m3S-e5a51W
, 1864-05-12

SHERMAN, COOLEY d CO.

REUEIvER9 OF HIGHWINE:
orue1s npu shs country q city. tof saf sns,.t*v
pton1p@y 4lle&. n mAffet rata.
:. 1aa&1H1A 00os, Il 1aeaGsft, Calsako, III.
, 1864-05-12

The great Chinese Remedy for secret discaseA. Ont
boz will pEform cure. ingredients arc purely veEe,
detection Price 81 per box. Snl1 bJ ali drnEE1st1
LORD 4 SIXTH. Wholesale Agents.
Aps3 c7GtSm TH-sAANo
, 1864-05-12

Those wn4 sse seeking heAlsh Will consult thcf IL
4arTrs,s Nv Y1eitinx the kEEO6HA WATER CURE
The eourse II treatment pursued at this <aaolish-
Hent the most liberal and comprehensivc contAln-
Afpr nlI the most Anprore remedial
patio, Hykieulo, Medical. etc, cse. T.
Penn or ER, Proprietor. or CHAS. F. REED, NJ D.
Physician
, 1864-05-12

ny 7-e5z31et Captain AID C. g.. q. 8. A.,
'horo9An2 9:51 ~ 80 rUh ~-1s.. rV1A.sS' oe.7te
.,t sKA4KD n PROPOSALS are nyt.ed hy the nnasr-
PsI.@ess ssS.netoa s. H. &. bs!iImose. NJ T.
places, VT. Hay: Corn, 0atz aad straw.
ofa fs'sass, nu.t .s... 1t xa.ss Of th. .eo1s p.nss
4 xaics thc3 IN maEs dsayes:es tsssess ths aass
s;,ss ::ss sss e. ~
but5els essn osta N ike sacks q about ihree bush
ssss E. sa It IL sd
'sfstf1s kind Of oat. H.,
ii;
II = saeiset ia in:pesaen y tss do9sss dssS
@ s. asafea @ hsSs9a:1 iro 9e to the Is tn.
I'd p = Al n:ss Shr
"a for 'aAn aaSe eeea Of
III ~ e. s9 s
ssns ~. n ss't ht. ba aesspsed hs Or tney W
., Il.
Ia ~ % e. sd sfd ia so & I'll
a - Is e,
1oVts responsible bIddst u the psrson % vhon .,
y IS af 81 xo,.,tr, b,
hy The odcial ee teats Ola d. s. DstTict Attorney
faTn p1ea stSse ose Or pess
s%s TT a9'g nSed Of the
H. M aad sdd;eas Of each bidder
't' = e. Z n,,ss,sr
D. a. RucCb,sf Dtpot onarte1mssrcr. Washiaa
!nfEten: e y, - ena = snou1o Q" otA'5 11opo
, 1864-05-12

~ OFFICE, CHICAGO, Ill, Nay 8, 1sM.
6e.!ed Proposals will be 1ecclve. st this o;hen unt1
AIURDAf. MAY 18th, 1t ]: u, tor suppy'r. and
detivsr1 o. Wood in such QuAot,t.es Is mar ee se~
4nir+d 81 Camp DoNglas. Camp FRI. HsoltAs aIe
tsss + ths city Q! csio-so to 9aseIs = der Qa.r
os st!a6she4 |. tse zsnis. e tho e.t tos hs pouaa
AL thA Wood to bs Hickory. Beech or Maple. BsBT
woop Hre nom lnhs crcokea st1cks, . b. daily.
tfta rtled and measured in such quantities, sad NJ
toeh tnes asa piac:s - may BE- required. each cord
- centain lF c1hio feet CT wood.
zach bid 1A1s1 be accampanie1 By the written Exar
Aafee Of tWo t8ewn and responsible per-ous, oblga
tLk Themselves t. entsr into bonds with tho proposer
pfov1ded the con.roct Ia aEarred to hlu:
BIDDERS mu rs present and signify thefr Acceptance
be- rejected. a..
Tvo ar nors bids nena saao parties viii tns1ro he
rejection Of aIi such bids.
Payments will be made r1eath1y 4psn aoreseataticn
Of tho of1o. r receiving tie Vood-
Al intorusl bids will be rejected.
Proposals to be enclosed ii seAled ervr1opn sad
At1ecied to th ia undersigned.
Nice ofanve.opc.
Fo1la Of BID can bo obtained on application te Ata
oEee. !. a. 70 rrEE,
ny+e16o14t Captain and Depot o asFteFua. .atoF
, 1864-05-12
35unEing ano GreDung:.
NEW YORK WAREHOUSE
IN - AND
EHCUEEKTH. -Co6FAN1s =
ofce, 10. E6 Pine street, oppodse .. s. Sub
Treasury building.
Cash Capital. $2,C0o,0Go.

Fl; "a s,s = s.g!a !: =
Eznk Ing. Trsxs, Agency and CoE1nfR.
alon EuAtuekA,
9tSk & estss s, e 11s sHRPKkS, nd osss
tsseEi5at t apoa .soo* 70 s.t
i;e!: Il ss:ss'ss{ Z; :S
s:;aa III = asss = ,tt
~ speeial aaentios Of merchants tA,oughoxt tt.
sass " Gspsa; .! {, v,s ,s
e u spd as b..
Al bus9pess will receive prompt atieusioa ant
EaAne 1ne erection. TO give eattre sstiseAct5A.
EHrntscz II cE1o.ao:
= ~ sa55n e55nbzSs S;'as:t u. e'~'."'
THEODORE CEArE, Pres
=. J. OGDEN, Sec. ieeavsssA "a 1An
OFFICE OF TRE BfEia-
~ CHANTS SAVINGS LOAN AND TRUST coz:
(: ss.e::: e eEs4xA 9; Il. Ss!t . ,...
+. s.ase5t s. kst.: d '1 'Af' GAGE c4*4's4'
FIRST NATIONAL BANR
T. or cHlc1oa.
9autdEese oes. lAka aa6 CiA1k-6z.
oApFTA1: Ps1d IN: sooo,osa.
s. Alkkh, rrehdest
SAlI. h. N1CEKk;SQK, Vtse-F1eAT.
&.A EKA-eT1a CAAhlae.
TRIED NATIONAL BANk
OF CHICAGO.
fE8 LAKE STREET.
0Ftgfas1 ard Subscribed Czpitsi, $*ot, ,ooe
JAS. BoWBH, Fres.4ea&-
AMOS 7. HALL, Vice PrcNAeat-
.1k1 EoLEY5. CA4hlez. ie:s-Ess-&
pAKK OF AMERICA.-PubIio
- Notse + hasas kvsa. mat ii BtHs * csEsa4a-
BANK ~ ANn1kICA*9
NHekotoes eo1at1teA rod aa&RF Ia II elf
n( Chicago Rn &x he kenskAI bazExk Ia ~ of - aE
II nnAoa aett h Re0ssets4 foK pag1eak tc tbs AID.
TOT Of Fnbue Accounts ef AAlA slAsa 1t HI oAce In
ths city At eprtzEt nld, within three yoafs h~m IA
date hk4eo .. the fuAal Aepoatad E 3ha Fo6sEcta as
II s1iA Aetss vtn ~ kive4 - to eait back,
DATED th1s MI aay ol Mar, 4. D. 1ael-
GKnRaE KHTTH. Froa1sAk
T. v. WHLA1s. ozsa0. ut%Fz0rsafs1A
TREASTRY DEPARTMENT.
, 1864-05-12

<sThn&'s What's the Mntrer.'s
~ can't work." " hate TO riso In tne mosnin5 !"
MI eve E1rht IL failing" my memory is going"
- sen ~ @y med os .py.oDE" n.,s re- a.e. ben =,
4hc Cherokee Cure and follow The direction that ac-
company Il. Il these is hAve been tn re*ut ~, fEo
Cuio vail cure you. It Will restore ytkcr stop those
nightly e1nnslsns, rent Tor practical e and oncs
110Y& make Z man 0f Tou. 54Fu yen from bhhdhc18
mpat n311+essc1t
, 1864-05-12
OFFICE OF PURCHASING
" CON. auBeI2TENCE.

s..,.. FAsaviiIn. re.n. ,Apr1l =. 1874.
Il n,sa ss ~:
deliver, = .. "2S IL ca,,s to ,sko place .s y.
s,snics tie sses sad : oossnae a. - .
conpjsted. eno o'"' per "eek ansa' sae oon'saos
.4ss e +
nt =. s6t which sasil b tic purchasing 1eisss 'A
= s.a g.:
'esa Sas Il
II nset Gstse a7d vii be directed "a tho untsf.
FL ss,.es' ia TT; i e..e Of era aver, m...s.
Of the erm e. Offering hid must ign his nsno = ~
:s5s
f' :. st - e
aess. -.'
1Ar,y proper. Z son1 IL n:s g e e.
r. 1, hs & S
sSs eesle.ed +1.smsst. I. Be- de,s:eG II VS..
Vile. Tenn, for tia SUM II per hundred paauds
oh ssee1ss ahns. t. n eonn.e' the aana' ID
uasse:ss12a Capt. Z c, S. U.s. L.
~A1T1 raTrr
tsHy II tho ofacn Of he CommasarT of snS.,!e.s*
y! Penn tt, CO., NJ shurE. Pa It II H., TnR bREf
GATTLF. to b. deltf erred In tknt citT Htfbt n Wtu
stkts tho axaattsy ihey wi.a to snpp tae Wsixhs
Vh!ch they or BE- delivered. ~ '"ot 'e'' ''NAo :.
antes for tss fsitnfnl pefforinanes c tSe esnrsct
dee. ed objeetfonabie - w.
fofe bei1e reeti1sdd. Il q 'ou''<' 70 1Si- ~,
iyerY ia hs -statuni un, RE asxl romp eton or tn
tonIfsct L. I. C1RLET0y. '-s
~p~- S =. .--.. 49, - - -. - -.
AUDG1G1LNIE OF lNG, u ..
- Army No. % 3oUru Srpa6r
Sealed PrpposAla in oapiScatn viii n reeivai II
this od1ce unt1i II H. n HoEDAY. Nav isth. IL
for furnishing the United Sratea with sub.latence
fOER THOUsAnD q ga HEAD OF BEEr CAT.
TIE o. toe hoof ctlivs.d II hc Sf.n Cattle scalea
At Bkfttuore MD in iats Of OO0) oun thonsapd sch
sya.}ter Srr;1x At IN efnenas az tbr rnntr.rtar
Th.x M .Vss.1e rhnnt X IN, %
ponds doss E1ss s1s; e. l5nS S, :he;: On, thou
Htieis 80 aeEa1ss: e ~ cass!s .1i ns rs]ssssd
we.sht ~ escb e,.e- tresnt.f n,5sr shts rontrsr9
, 1864-05-12

.HUMAN FRAILTY, OR PITY.
Ill s1oL oG1cAL KEsEARCHBs, shonld bs Rad
s5n fests sr.lag ho early zsuss sna IH Sna.uo5 sas
cont2minxtion nay ee sgoyekted. With sure 1etnod
fa9S ~ 9e.Nt,gs itass:; sesd bx s.. 4 4. B1R.
eent. Eaile1 ma s7crJVheIs. Ta BE- NJ ~ =
HsG9y!I, = R3nfdsPR, f s1R ssreas caiskso, n; als4 &
lpx1oa stFesks. Peoria. IL. ~ d1aktaFIJ
, 1864-05-12
EpermQttOrhRa,

Terminal weakpess Loes Of rossrM M 1nDetence s2esd!-
flC. 4 tr1nl o. tile Specific will convince the Lost
akepiical. Prize (. per hog. or s1 for IS sold p
4fpxgsts cve:ywhcrc. LORD SMITH. Wholesale
Agents for Chicago. ap12-c5s2"1m 1.T49A
, 1864-05-12

s71UxA. IUa's I'VE.
GLASDU1 Ak 8WELLrJa8, IHY4IFELAa.
uLEE1ATloH. 8ALr kH1uK
This tafnt tHHHtB1rAnT and AcpuInzn). dfline II
With untold misery, Is By ali xsnA medical taaeAda
Mcp1able.
, 1864-05-12

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
g. or CHlC101.
1outdEese oes. LAka asA CiA1k-6tz.
QApTTAL, Psid In. -. tGoo.O&9I
E.AlkkH. rreAdeHt.
SAIL. h. N1CEKk;SQK, Vtse Freat.
, 1864-05-12

a SAFE AND GENrLH ANoDYHH
Why not with all the oplstes dispense,
That shakes the nerves and parslyzo the sensa,
When these rare Btters soothe both mind and rn1ne
Inviting both to yield to slumbers clatn2
, 1864-05-12
Constitution life'Syrup
Rzadicates root and branch all Rruphye Dse.ses 1t
the Skin, nka


And ali other difficulties Of this kind. whtch 20 Muek
dlsngurc tho outward appearance OF both males AA&
females. often making them disgusting oblsoS 10
themselves and their friends.
, 1864-05-12
EEEUMATISM,

E1ETHNI71s1 THunA1uri. aoDY.
LCNEA0Qs sClAT1CA. To r4uLpVXXDL
Il there ts any disease In which tha Constty1t3oa
Lite BYzup sovereign 1t IL in Rheuuaflsoa Ant -
1ludTt Affections. The most intense pains axs =
Instantly altsviAted-enorMou dwellings r.
duced. Cases, thropIc or yicatiouA. Of % e< 10 yaz
ssAatIo2 have bsen cured By N,
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-20
Grain, and Lumber Mills. :

;. l.. %oinp, flour and grisl: jas. II. Vaughn, -four
and grist; James 4. Kirkland, grist; j +: su,h-
cstElnd, lumber and grist; ". +. Hughes, lumber
) aud srist Charles Perkins, lumber; Col james
c. Halle, lumler and srist; A. II. Boylsin, -four
grst and lumber; J.. w. Il. Blair, flour and
grst; Charles Raley, Hour and grist: J. r. Sow
ell, grist; John W. Gaskins, -four, grst and l,pn-
her; John y. Young. grst and lumber; r. ].
Gauthcn, lumber; Robert Kirkley, grist; estate
Miller, -four md grist; l.. J. Patterson, fout
and grst; John S. Miller, -four and grist; estate
of 7. Lang, grist and lumber; w. NJ. Kelley
grist, John Chestnut, grist and lumber; Jah9
) Chestnut, ST., grist and lumber; John McRnS
grist and lumber; John Brown, grist; eaats #
Burwcl Boykn, grist and lumber; ctate' IF
Lumuel Boykin, grist and l,lHlbcr Mrs. Jane !.
Knox, grist. Richard Hyatt flour nnl GRID;
Lewis Peoples, flour, grist and lumber. y.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-20
BY A. l.. MCDONALD, ESQUIRE, onDiNAn.

-, BY A. It. MCDONALD ESQUIRE, oRDiNAn-
NM 1iEREAS SARAH HAYS. APPLIED -U
~ mo for Letters of Administration OF ed AZ.
sagular the goods and cluttlos, rights and credits o.
Joseph Hays, lato Of tho District aior'&Hi; eis-
'tr,sed:
!; These are therefore. to cite and admonisf r s. =
singular. the kindred and creditors Of the ga 'a:
cd to DO and appear before me at our next .irai.:~
Couri for tile said District, to DO. holden at ?.r ~
Court. House the % day of AugU.: u, -.
to show CAUSE, if any, willy The suid adm ~.
.should not he granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this 81! I.vt
of August in tho year Of our Lord t'.u,: {; d
eight hundred and sixtyfonr and in the agi: 'r';i,
year Of tho independence and Sovereignty
State nf South Carolina
Aug ok "A. L. MCDONALD -. l.. i
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, 5. C.!
MAIL ARRANGE1fENTS'w

RICHMOND, CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA, WESTERN
AND WAY MAILS. -
Due--Daiy. by go T. NJ
Closc-.Daily by 90 +. n
LANCASTER, FLAT ROCK, DC ,r;s
Due-MoudaY, Wednesday & Friday by 2 90 IN
Close-ASamc days, at !. 90 a..
RED HILL, Russell PLACE, &c. v: a..
Due-Thursday, by 200
Closes-Same day, at 90 a. 81
T1LLER's FERRY, JKrpERsoN,&G: +,
.Due-M Monday, by II 90 II
Closes--Friday, at 10 GOA.
OFFICE HOURS. ,s
From 90 A. II. TO 2 90 F. NJ, al for sbdrt
time after opening the mail at night. / ~ !
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-20
Estate Sale.

RfORDDR OF A. L. MCDONALD ORDINARY
- Of Ktrshaw District l will sell, on the lst
honday III September next at . o'clock at the Court
tiouse i'll Camden to tile Highest bidder, a tract Of
land III said District belonging to the estate Of W. T.
CASTOR, deceased, containing ninety three and l.l0
acres more or less bounded by land of the estates OF
D. NcRae, H. ". DeSaussure and others on credit
OF tiree years, with bond nnd mortgage and so much
casL as Will pay cost. =. SIEORN,
August II 1t Sheriff D
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-20
COlINHHTTED TO JAIL

n NEGRO WOMAN CALLS HER Nlbti
Ei Mary and says that she belongs to NJ j.. vi,
on Black River and that Mr.. Brown and his Ill, ar.
both deade Suid woman is about five and q = 20, =,
high, and about fifty years old, $50 or 55 ST. :. v.1
simple or, r,playug rtf So l can't tell Which
*;g1'hc owner is requested to come forwrA ,.>.
property. pay expenses and take ller away.
5.Jnly'22 DUNCAN SHEORN liiir
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-20
Administrators Notice.

"A Ill itPEfSONS HAG1NG CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the Estate OF Moses Roundtree late Of KersLart
Dist i'c deecased will present them to the, subscriber
properly attested and those indebted sasd Estate
will please make payment, at as esry da|,' "a nos.
sbie to JOHN BRANSON a1mfr
August l9
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-20
Notice..

V17HEREAs, LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
W. upon all and singular the goods and chattles,
rights and credits Of Mr.. J. W. Horton, planter late
Kershaw District deceased have been granted to tho
subscriber, Margaret Z. HortoD 'Adminstratrix-all
persons indebted to tho said estate requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same, will make known thes sano
without delay, to NJ r. HORTON,
July 20 ~ Administrative. =
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-20
Depot Soldiers Board ct Re
lief.

~, CAMDEN, s. c., August T. 81;
nm AND AFTER THIS DATE AM, Jw 49,.
~ further notice my regular days for a.. :y,.,.7.,
corn, &C., will be on Tuesday and Friday oftA, a,t.
An persons interested will govern thelnselv :.c,
ingly. JM.G GAy!%
August 4. accn1
GB- Confederate please copy.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-20

l.. McCandless Malo Academy; F. Staudenmyer,
male academy &. Bailey, Professor of Foreign
languages; Mrs. MsCandess' Academy for
Young Ladies. Mrs. McCrcight; Miss Dawson :;
Mrs. Peck; Nliss Maggie DeNoon .
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, RaTd,carc }c., 9c
E. W.Donney, James Dunlap George Alden Mrs
NJ. I. Campbell, R. NJ. Kennedy, Mrs. Nc Ieish,
Mendal Smith, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Crosby, -'
Benjamin, Mathcsan 4 Co., A. r. Iatta, ". D.
McDownll, S. Oppenhci,n, NJ: Bauu& Bro, Me-
Ioney, Boswell 81 Bro, J. NJ. Gayle, Joseph,
Sommcrs, 7. s.. Myers, James McEwen, W..
r:nheim s Bro, YIN. johnson, D. d. Hocott, b
Skies. =.
Druggists -.
YIN. Mckain, F. l.. Zcnp. =.
Book Seller and Stationer. -
James 4. Young.
Watches and Je,celrg. &
James A. Young l. 4. Alexander, A.W.s swear.
Biachsmihs, wagon and CurriayeMahers..
S. Shiver, Robert Man, Nathan Il. Arran.s, Thomas
Shivcr. Il. r., blacksmith. ~
Cabinet Harerooms and L'ndertakers ,
c. L. Cnatcn, Vim. Tarvcr j.. F. Suthc, land,
Builders.
H. S.lt
Merchant Tailor. -,
Charles 4. Mcdonald.
Srddicrv anu Harness. .
F.. J. Cakes, Mr. Buger.
Wheelvri9ht and Ginmaker. -
r. J. McCreight - =
Mrs. NJ A.'kennedy, F. Shoemaker, Vim. ,Daascl.
Tan Yards. ,,t% ~
L. B. Stephenson, f. l.. Zeinp John S. Rpadlo%,
Alex Mcleod, Lewis J. Patterson, John Brpwll
Mansion House, BY T.. G. Robinson
Dekalb House, by J. II. Jungbluth
Private Bonrding. :. -
J. ". Rodgers. !. :
49,. 2 i
fHianrV and Dress Mdkiry.
:Iiss u. II. McEwcn, Mrs. Hammcrslougs
Churches
Nctho,iist-J. \. Wighmah, pastor.
Frcshylnran-S, ii. Hay. .....,'
EpiscopaI--T. F. Davis jr.,
L.. ...-.:-.Ar. A1--,+~v--Jrs . 49,.
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Tax. in Kind Notice,

~ WAX TAA OFFIIE
w.. CAMDEN, S. G., August le, lsrs
"A. IL FARMERS AND PLANTERS G. u *.
a. SHAW District arc hereby notified IL ar
9oF ready to receive returns Of the folio, r.. ~.
ducts. viz: : Ms
"WHEAT OATS, RYE CURED HAY, an ,l.r IL.
earnestly request that PRODUCERS be prcppt ii max
ing returns Of the above. before the 3lst of Au
'tnst, instant, rs that is the time limited by law
~ w. WALLACE q
:? Assessor Tax in Kind kershaw District
August l6 edlw.
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Soldiers Board Of Relief.
Coroner.
John S. Mcroncy.
}fUu00pry pf EYrcfjOJjS

Hdn19FrS 81 EfecfloHS.
camlcn-John S: lie 'oney, {. A. Mcdonald,
Curcton's Mill-Freilerick Bowen, James Team,
Emanuel Parker
Flat Rock-.Icsse TrucsIcl, james Fletcher,
George Il. Miller
Euhnlo-Wm. Muugo. Gillian Sowcl Win. Cato.
Lizenby's-John" Mctlougan, Daniel McCaskill,
Donald Mcdonald.
schrock's MILE. T. McCoy, Alexander Nc
I.eod, Henry Ea tcliiTe.
Goodwin's Storc-Bcnjamn Cook, John +. Mick
lie, james II. Vaughn.
Liberty Tlill-t u. Jones' jr., Il. {. Patterson,
f. Is. Cunningham.
Officers Of t!our
Joseph D. Dunlap, Commissioner inEEq"i!y: W..
Clyhurn. Clerk \. l.. McDonall,-- Ordinary ::
ll,n."n Sh~nr,,- Sh"riF
Tyr Cotlsc,er'
William, McEain
C"njtderntc EnroHing O0icer.
u. T. l.cner.
Confederate Var 7az- Eallrctpr.
\. NJ. Kennedy.
assessors.
John CanLcy, Il. NJ. Kennedy.
Collector Of Tar in knd.
james Jones'
Chief Con.missary agent.
j. II. Deverenux.
Confederate Quartermaster'srAg Agsnt.
James Sewers.
STATE Q"artermastsr's agent.
A. Mark,ey Lee.
Receiving and Delrering -Igcn'.
j: Nj. Gayle.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Officers Of the Town Of Camden.
Inhrndqnt.
james Dunlap.
Hdracns.
y. D. Baxley, y. D llocott, L. n. Boswell, r. NJ
Kennedy
r. NJ. Kennedy.
Marshal and Market Clerk.
Wm. Johnson.
Professional.
Ptysicinns no'o Pract,eing
L. H. Deas D.. L. DcSaussure, T. Reenstierna
w. r. Skies Benjamin H. Matheson, J. McCaa
T. l., Traptham ". l.. Pickett, B. S. lucas. T
p. MoDow, L. N. DeSaussure, Thomas ". Sal
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A Horse for Sale.

a F1RST-RATE SADDLE HORSE Fl SAi,E
"A and can be seen at Samuel 'Shiver's Nile q,
any time. RBPE
! .'EysAsAsust ls =
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hffff1Sfrn5pS

Magistrates.
John K. Witherspoon, WIN. u. Hogan, ". Z. Tay-
lor, Henry Brace, John K. Shaw, Richard L.
Whitaker, j. T. BARKER
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Wheat Mill.

n IAN NOW PREPARED TO GRIND WI,.Ai Al
4 silort,notcc Ny Mill is in good order, IN: =,
dnccs as fine flour cal, be desired by any ne
Parties sending wheat to may rely on my pal
sonal attention. J. II. WAUGH :
July 2ar-Gd miles above C. s;;...u
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Commissioners, Of Roads.
J. NJ. DaSaussurc Chlirhan, b. 4. Mccoy, ". f.
Hughes, Daniel D. Kirkland, James J.. Mo-
Dowall, Lewis J. Patterson4 !. English Dolby,
Fred. Bowen, John l.. AIicklc, Gillian Sowcll,
Richmond r. Terrell, Emanuel Parker
The sixth section Of tho "Act to establish GER
tain Roads, Bridges and Ferries" passed December
II, is as follows:
"That each Commissioner of Roads now in af-
Gce, or hereafter appointed shall serve until
successor is appointed, and has accepted. This
scctun to bc in force during the war.
Gan 7issioncr* Of Free Schools.
Wiley Kelley, VIM. Dixon, james Team, {. G..
, Halle, Jesse True*lcl, Danicl Bs.huue, ~. l..
Mcdowell. ~
ss Commissioners Of Public BuildnyS.
John Workman, +. Al. Kennedy, II. T. Johnson. +.
j. Zcnlp, l.. ". Z. Blair, James Is. Cureton, VIM.
y. McDowall Chairman, G. p. b., Colin Macrea
Treasurer.
Commissioners To -dpprorc Public Securities
JOHN NJ. DeSausStfrc, James Dunlap, VIM. f. john
sen, ST.. \. NJ Kennedy, Thos. T.. Shannon.
Commissioners oCMe Tour.
+. Barnes 4. y. McDowall, Join @. Higgins. H.
NJ. Kennedy, J. S. 1erass. W. T.. Iiughson, Sec
and Treas.
President AMI directors Of Camden bridge 60.
Presdcnt-John N. DcSausSure.
DircctorS-John Macrac, B. Perkins, James Team
Colin Macrac, Sec. j. Treas.
Soldiers Board cf Rchcc
John NJ. DeSaussurc, Il. Barnes Jalncs Dunlap, ].
Ross Dye, e. Moscly, James Team. Jesse 'Trues-
DEL John Is. Nicklc Charles Raley, John Gas
i, kins Daniel Gardner. =.
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DlSFRIC TDIRECTe RY.
DISTRICT OEbIGERS.
Legislators.

a. II. Boykin-Senator. 4
John NJ. DcSaussnre, ID. D: Perry-Represcnta-
tives.
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-, La, gers,
Vim. VI. Shannon. W T. Icitrcr
". NJ. Kennedy. W. r. Tavlor.
Joseph u. Dunlap.
Dentist.
N. Bissel. =,
Surveyors.
Colin Macrac, Daniel Dcthune; G. e. Halle
Scholastic, Mercantile, & Mechan-
ical.
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Professional.

Physicians Pract,eing.
L. H. Deas, D.. L. DcSaussure, T. Recnstierna,
w. r. Skies, Benjamin H. Matheson, J. McCaa,
!. t. Trautham, ". l.. Pickett, B. S. lucas. T..
p. Mellow L. N. DeSaussure, Thomas w. Sal
imond, r. l.. Temp.