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Borden CO.; Iseac Motter. with hay to Market
Departed-t5 boets light.
Flour AND GRAIN MARFrr.-Market uu-
settled. Flour - Supers, Sfi25 70 sli,50.
Extras. a1l.75 10 S12.25, nominal prices
Transactions limited. Grain-No arrival or
sale TO test the market Wheat, good red to
prime. may be quoted at $3.50 to $500.
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GUERRILLhS SENT IN

Six guerrillas, all of Mosby's light horse ar.
uIlery, captured near Rectortown about a
week ago, were sent in last night and commit
nitted TO the Old Capitol. Their names are
Alexander e.. Babcock, Nathaniel Pointer A.
}. Wharton, ID. S. Smith, f. M. Jones and John
Ayler.
Babcock claims to be private, but he is a
captain, and the commander Of the battery OF
Mosby's artillery which was captured by our
troops some time ago.
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OPENING OF BIDS FOR FURNISHING THE
GOVERNMENT WITH CORN MEAL

NUN EhN MEN " IT II CUKN MEAL
Captain Greene, Commissary OF Subsistence,
to-day at u o'clock opened at his Office, on G.
street, the bids for furnishing the government
with 800 barrels Of corn meal. There were but
five bids made, as follows:
Richard Dunbar-300 barrels, at SlO75 per
barrel.
George Shoemaker i Bro-2OO barre Is at
g 10 per barrel.
BENZ. Darby-150 barrels at IS per barrel
Accepted.
Reni Darby-l50 barrels at Sc .l0per barrel
]. w. Bacon-30O barrels at 81 per barrel
Accepted.
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL.
J. Nj. Curry, 18th Virginia cavalry; Rufus
Hondershall, OF Mosbys Battalion; and VIM.
Eranage, 10th Virginia cavalry, whe were cap
tured in King Georges county, Va, were com
m tilted to the Old Capitol to day
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~ The Springfield Mass Republican calls
attept on 10 the fact that Captain Collins, OF the
Wachusett, who seized the Florida, incurred
the censuIe of the Government in 1862, for seiZ-
ing the British schooner Mont Blanc, and TAX
ing her into Key West. At the time of seizure,
the schooner was at anchor at Sand Cay, Ba-
ham Banks, only one mile from shore.
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nETHHIE THETA ADIEsoE ST. PAgLs ENGLISH
TIvAL in the Lecture Room of the church, corner
ct ID and 18th streets. commencing TUESDAY,
November 22d and continue four nights. for the
benefit of the Protestant Or phan Asylum.
Admission, Is cents; Season Ticket, one person
81 cents Beacon Ticket, family, 81. nov l87t
n"PARTIEs, BALLS. WEDDINGS SHAT.
w FIELDS Confectiopery. Ladies Dining
furnish, in the beat F:ench style. and my own
superintendence, Parties, Weddings, and other
tertainments in most reasonable terms. The best
french Confectionery always on hand. Private
Country Orders and Parties attended to in the
Shortest notice. Ice Cream and Water Ice made
ny steam power, in plain and fancy moulds. for
Parties, Dinners. nov L. Inn
T EXCELSIOR BUILDING ASSOCIATION
uS The Books of this Association are open for
subscriptions to the stock at the following named
places &C. B. Baker. at Star Office; b. Robinson,
at all, stephens 4 Co.; 7. NJ. Hanson. Intellieen-
Ger Building; FL Harvey. 4767th street; Boswell's
Drug store Island "A. Gaddi Co: ,near Navy Yard
Ridgely's Drug Store, LIST Ward; WorthinRt onb
Grocery Store. corner of 9th and M streets north;
ar d At Barnard's Drug Store. GeOr getown.
ocA2awtf
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A Uorlos AucrIosu
CARPETS ~ '''
RCGSN

We have Just received uothsr invoice Of those
AUCTION CARPETS,
to which we call the special Of
These are conceded by all to be the cnespest i
pets sold in the District during the last twel ys
months.
large and beautiful assortment of
BRUSSELS RUGS and 'SHEEPSKIN MATS,
which We sre ofierin ut bargains, rs--Tr
fun and complete stock Of f--
gH tfs OIL CLOTH. fhs l-Hz5Fs
in pew and besutifa1 designs 8 saii
call trcm AL solicited. laL0l II. sB0Ntzt
nov fSt @as4A "a $50 7th street, near L.
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REBEL PRISONERS.

Inc following rebel prisoners captured In a
sklrmsh near White Plains on the 27th of
October, were forwarded to this city last night:
Morgan Davis, Hugh Chinn, OF Mosby's COM
mand; g. Byrnes, 9Th Virginia cavalry: A. H.
King, w m. Mcintyre. and Daniel Eichelberger,
LIST Maryland cavalry. Col. Ingraham con.
signed these prisoners to quarters in the Old
,Jdeitol
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ECcLEsIAsTICAL.-The Most Rev Arch.
bishop Spalding has conferred Tonsure and
Minor Orders on Messrs. William Byrne, Jno.
j. McOabe, John Rogers and Thos. Mc(luire
OF Mount st. Mary's. The three former were
ordained Sub Deacons and Deacons on the re-
spective days Rev. WIa. Byrne is of Boston
and Rev. Rogers-belong 10 the diocese Of
Hartford.-Bult Cliprer
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mere yeste faav roornin. tro,,, ro,trsss monroe
by the regular steamer Of the Baltimore steam
Packet Company, and after bretkfasung at
theeEOtawi House with the proprietor Colonel
Coleman, took the fret train OF tina Philadel
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~ woman In Franklin county, Mo-,
raised half an acre of tobacco this year, doing
all the work Of cultivation herself and clear
ing $500 by II.
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Horses for the Rebels,

HALIFAX, Nov. 1.-THE propeller Merritt.
from Montreal for Nassau, with 200 horses for
the rebels, has put into Pictou for coal and sails
tomorrow.
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BALLS, PARTIES, NC.

RALLY ROUND THE FLAG The GRAND
H. Ill in honor of LIN ..
coin and johnson tn be Given S96S{231lS,@s
at TEMPERANCE HALL, on Sr-5s.SssS=e4
TUESDAY EVENING. No -
vember 22d 1861.
Major J. Z. Allen. Tbad. l.. Downs
Capt. John Ramsay. Sylvester F. Thomas
Capt. W A. Kirk NJ Holtzuap
Capt. John Pritcbard, sJos FuIlper,
Capt. 2. neBow. Geo. W. Giles,
Cap. J. H Trmhe. Jas Reynolds,
Capt. VIM. G Burger, J. II. Thomas,
Capt J. r. Wilson, jos Guyton,
Lieut.. SamIJ. House, J. g. Dance
Lieut.. Reht Simms, a. W. Stanley,
Lieut.. Franciacoe, LAS MCCULLOUGH,
Lieut.. Rot Sire. ! Mtchlpr,
SerRtJ d McCauley, VIM Gilmore.
Sergt VIM Fl. KeI, J. W. Weaver.
Sergt Wood, J Ayt7n,
Sere't D. N. Wheeler. VIM X Miller,
Corp1 Eckert. John Mitchell.
Tickets can he had Of apv OF the Managers The
celebrated Prof J. VIM. Kreis has been engaged
Is master of ceremonies. The unequ ,led md of
the 9th regiment Veteran Reserve Corps Circle
Square. has tefn engaged. So. you can just rron-
Use Yourself a CAV and happy time The COMMITTEES
most brilliant bail of the season
Tickets TWO DOLLARS, admitting gentle m IN
ard ladies'. nov E-3tf
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM THE WEST.

A Fight r eported between Generals reck
inrIdge and Giilem, at Bulls Gap
BrecklnrIdge's Force 10000 Mcneil.
lem Reported Defeated with q Loss OF
400 Prisoners-No Fears of the invasion
of Kentucky are Apprehepded-TheM nil.
itary Fully Prepared to Meet any Ad.
vance Of the Rebels into the State.
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ST. Louis. Nov. 17.-Mr. NIcolay. the Presi-
dents private secretary, is lying quite ill at
the Lindell Hotel in this city
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WANTED JOIN NOSE

WANTED TO JOIN MOSBY.
Sllas KdwelI, a citizen OF Fairfax county,
Va, who twice offered his services to Mosby,
was arrested at Falls Church on the sth inst.
He was brought in this morning and commit
ted to the Old Capitol.
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DU BLIC SA l. f.

I will sell a. public sale TUESDAY, 18th day
of December 1s6f, if fair if not. the next fair day
FARM containing A acres of laut, about miles
dstan, from Washington. over Benniogs Bridge
The Improvements consist of Frame Dwelling
and Stable, young Orchard OF I25 Peach trees,
planned ont last spring. There is sufficient guam
tity of wood on the place consisting of oak, pine
chestnut and cedar About oue-hsi of the land is
cleared, and is suitable ior q market garden. Any
one dssirp 10 purchase would do we'll to call and
examine the land about M es northeast of Ben
ming Bridge. l will sell al-o the same day,
Farmins Utensils, such plows, cuityators, hoes,
forks. ovels. spades. and q choice lot of garden
seed en, two good work horses. one about four
years old ano the other about eight years old !;
two wasors. one is two horse spring wagon, new I;
a lot of IN and fodder. n Set of double harness,
nearly nt"; two sets of pillow harness and swingls-
trees 40 80 cords of dry pine wood.
Terms ash.
NO property delivered until the terms of sale ara
complied with. and If the terms not com pi ed
with, the property will be resold at the risk the
first purchaser.
Sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock a. M
nov l9-2t+ DELITHA COATS
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DESTRUCTION OF A REBEL FISHERY.

DESTRUCTION OF REBEL FISHERY.
The Navy Department has received a com.
munication from Lieut.. John She well, com.
manding the United States steamer Stars and
Stripes, dated on board that vessel off ST
Marks, Fla, Oct. 10Th, in which he says:
"HaviHg heard of the existence of valuable
and extensive government fishery on Marsh
Island, on the north side of the Oclockonee
river, despatched an expedition last night
consisting of the first and second cutters Of this
vessel, with armed crews, the whole under the
corpmand of Acting Master George E. Hill-to
deftroy it, and do such other injury to the en-.
eyhy as the circumstances and opportunities
might permit.
"The expedition returned at Q O'Clock this
morning, Mr. Hill having landed at day break
with 30 mel, fully accomplishing the object for
which it was sent All the permanent fixtures
of the establishment. consisting of the fish and
dwelling houses, and the kettles of the salt
works attached to the fishery, were entirely
destroyed; large and valuable seine and
two fishing boats captured, together with Is
Confederate soldiers, two of them Sergeants)
detached for the purpose of operating and
guarding the works"
This was regarded as one of the most i'm
portant fisheries on the coast, and furnished
large supplies not only to the in terror districts
OF this State. but also to the commissariat OF
the rebel army.
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RELIEVED.

Major Robert NJ. Littler, Assistant Provost
Marshal OF the Military District Of Washing
ton, with headquarters at Georgetown, has
been relieved by Captain Judson M. Gross. Of
the Veteran Reserve Corps, and ordered to
Augusta, Me-, there to assume the duties Of
Assistant Provost Marshal General OF the
State OF Maine. Major Litter leaves the city
this afternoon for Augusta, and carries with
him the best wishes Of his many friends in this
city and Georgetown.
Captain Cross Major Littler's successor as
Assistant Provost Marshal Of this military dis.
trIct has had charge of the commitment desk
In Colonel 1Dgraham Is Office for several months
past, and is thoroughly acquainted with the
duties OF his new position. AS Captain Gross
is most abahle in his department and prompt
and faithful in the dispatch Of business, bet
ter appointment could not ha We been made
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1JNHE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD WILL GIVE
] their sixth GRAND BALL ON MONDAY a
EVENING. November 2lst, at Tenn perancs "a
Hall. An excellent brass and string band "a
will be in ats pdanca. Tickets 81. admitting @Ssn
q eentlem and ladies': can be had at the store of
James Lackey. mere liant tailor, 18th ST.. opposite
the Post Office. or OF anv of the members.
FLOOR MANAGERS Mathew Ryan, r. D. O'Con-
nell, Michael Ha,Ianan. James Ryan. Jeremiah
O'Bripn Jamas Barrett. nov l6-5t
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GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ANDIor
ON NINTH STREET WEST, BErWEHNor
AND l. STREETS NORTH N
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Nov 2s,h q, Az.
o'clock, on the premises. we shall sell de.ir.Sis
two-story and basement brick Dwelling House and
Lot, situated the east side 9th street west hs
tween X and streets north. with brick stable And
good alley in rear. This houss is one Of block
known az Doughty's Row"
Terms: 0pe-third cash the remainder in aud I.
months. with interest, secured by deed Of trust
the premises
Convsyancing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. ~
nov 1914 ]. G. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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UNFoRTUEATR.-This morning, about fifteen
minutes to twelve O'clock. Professor w olo ".
ski, the celebrated musical instructor of this
city, lost, at OF near the Post Office, $500. This
IS severe loss, especially in war times
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REMOVED FROM OFFICE The Supreme
Court Of the District this afternoon removed n,
H. Miller, justice OF the peace, from Office,
for malfeasance.
Justice B. s. Kinsey, ruled before the Court,
was discharged from the service of the rule
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RYJ }. Q. MCGUIRE d CO., Auotioueers.

TWO GOOD BUILDING LOTS ON TENTH
ISLAND AVENUE
On THURsDAY AFTERNOON: November 18th.
alta O'Clock. the prem Uses sbA all sell tw" de-
sirable building lets the west side of 10th rect
west, between north P street ann Rhode lsiaod
avenue fronting each % feet. aud running bscG -
feet inches. containing 9a5 feet
Terms: One half cash. the remainder in and
months; With interest, secured by q deed of trust
on tn e premises. .
.Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur-
no I'D &C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct's,
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In. LEON.
~ Office 414 Penp,a avenue,

DR. LEON.
~ Ofcs Ala Penn avenue,
between "a and 9Th streets,
SSIts = certain AID speedy cure OF GON0RRHHA,
Nj BY By; SYPHILIS. sTRIoTURB, SEMI
WH,TEsh SshfP SbsSS.s UNCLAIMED BLADDER,
1890 aS1 ~ The LUNGS LIVER, KIDNEYS,
6c,.&c "0' sunni ah"oA'
hayIng had many years experience in the prac-
tice OF those diseases the doctor has .pce 70
all competition in their treatment and rnre
Recent cases Of venereal dises an rss in opsor
two days Ladies and gent mon can eon.rit Mr.,
at ms once from 9to o'clock daily. nol9 Ims
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Try JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctionsers.
THREE GOOD BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH
STREET, BETWEEN I'd AND Sd STREETS

EAST
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. November 10. at A;
O'Clock. the premifes. shall sell, Lot No g. in
Square No. 764 fronting 65 feet inches, on south
street between I'd and Sd strests sast, and run
ming back IA feet inches to be sold entire di-
vided into three Building Lots as may be deemed
best.
Title perfect.
Terms One half cash; the remainder 10 six
and twelve months. with interest, secured by deed
of trust on the premises
nov l6-d J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. IN
consequence Of inc emsnt weather. until MON
DAY AFTERNOON, November 2ist, sams hour
ard place.
poy 19d j. G, Meg UIRE CO Aucts,
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FOR SALE.

6 pair of beautiful bar HORSES, ~
well matched: one Eve, thsA
other ak years old one sorrel saddle horse ght
years old one BUGGY and one CARRIAGE,
nearly new. Apply at the stable on ST.. between
nth and 18th nov 10. I'm.
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Grain and Lumber Mills.

: ~ L. zemp, ni flour and gEis; jas. H. Vaughn, aou
and an, g1ist James A. Kirkland, grist; J F. sntS tS
eTlana ena lnmesr and grist w. E. Hughes, iumbe
c. Hes Eiis' linn unhr,es han ~ PERKINS, lumber Coi Jane
grist and lumber L. w. R. Blair, annr n.u' ~,
grlst; M Charles Raley, flour and grist; J. r. R. Sow
Ell, grist John W. Gaskins, -four, crist and Um ",r
per; John A. Young, grist and lumber: v J
s1ahen' We shG; snnbsS; Robert Kirkley gri.t estat
M;,'an nm' a shlelds; grist and lumber; George R
Miiler, Hour and grist; L. j. Patterson, lou,
and grist; John S. Miller flour and crist estate
OF T. Lang, grist and lumber; ". NJ, kelley
grlsf' John Chestnut, grist and lumber: Jamea
Chesnnt, ST., grist and lumber; John McRae.
grlst and lumber; John Brown, grist estate. Of
Purweil boykin' .grist and lumber; estate of
1emuei hoykin, grist and lumber Mrs. Jane J
Knox grist.; Richard Hyatt, -four and erist
Lewis Peoples, flour, grist and lumber
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Headquarters,
RESERVE FORCES, S. c. }
COLUMBIA Sept, 80, 1864. !

RESERVE FORCES S. c.
COLUMBIA, Sept 80, 1864.
GENERAL 0RDER: NO. Z.
PURSUANT TO GENERAL ORDER mo %
- AJutant and Inspector Generals Office, current
series. (hereunto appendel) the Brikader General
commanding Reserve forces of South Carolina hereby
control aud direction Of the conscription ser
vice in the State
- Except as hereinafter specified the organization
oi the Conscrpton Department ia the State including
..lle Examining Boards will be preserved; and ali ex:
s'hg orders regulations and instructions of the Com.
OF Conscpts will be continued of force until
Otherwise ordered.
IL Local En' olltng Officers and Examinn1 Boards
VIII report Immediately to the Commandant of Con-
scrlpts SAD through him communicate with these
1eadquarters, and Will, through him, receive orders
w. All communications in relation to the Conscrp.
>oh service IN the State, and all applications for
euptlon and detail must be nude through the Com
"andant Of Conscripts; communications on ull other
sugects will Continue to be n,ado through, tile A. 4
dehe:Hi Of the Reserve Forces, S C.
~. The office Of Congressional District Enrolling
olhcer being abolished all officers hcretof re acting
IN that capacity will report by letter to the Command.
n. 'onscr'pts tor assignment to Other duty. setting
ioFt their rank, corps position and present assignment
{" uuty competent officers will tie assigned as .lu-
Districts e'S'''o""'
. VI. With view to compliance Of Par III of said
General Order No. H. the Co,nmanduut OF Couscrinia
w without delay, order the ;nedical examination of
MI commissioned officers aud other prrsons fe.cent
snose OF the "invatid Corps employed in the enroll
ing service OF this State Commissioned ofcers ns to
wnom no Instability is found to exist, will hold them.
serves III readess to he assigned to duty m tile field
as som as practicable.
W. Application for assignment to duty rs Enroll.
ing oilcers Assistants Clerks, and to other positions
III Tile Conscrip ion service in this State; vii he re.
"etved from officers, non.cornmissioned officers and
Pr'Vaes belonging t" the Reserve Forces, and from
retreo ana light duty officers md 'nvn. and from per-
SONS not liable to service in tho field Snch applca
t'ons enclosing testimonials of character Intelligence
md fitness, will be addressed 10 Mini e. d. MELTUH,
canmandant of Consc' pts. Columbia S. e.
by command Brig Gen. CIEsNuT
I'D. II. BARNWELL.
Oct 20 a. ooa'
tH State paDcrs coDr 1hree t;n,ea
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN. s. @.
MAIL. ARRANGEMENTS.

RICHMOND, CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA, WESTERN
AND WAY MAILS.
Due-Daily. by 20 II
Close-naily by 90 p M
LANCASTER, FLAT ROCK, &c.
Due-Monday, Wednesday & Friday by 10 90 u
Close--Sam, days, at II on 4 "
RED HILL, Russell PLAoEyl&c!}.,!
Due-Thursday, by = s;1g M
Closes-Same day, at ErC I. n, no A.
q1Lrrn's FERRY, ,EFrrasos, dso. ~
Due-Monday, by 70 IN r
Closes-Friday, at In IN =,
OFFICE HOURS
:. From oo A. II: to 90 P NJ, and. FORA, sbp,
tmo after openns The mali Al night 'H'' '",
y'wr reeUEs P.
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Wanted to Purchase

E|oR TILE UeE or THE CONFEDERATE
ostes-Scrap Iron, wrought or cast, for which
ply tar price III cash ur ifpreferred will EXCHANGE
ioled plantation Iron for tie same Planters ar other,
having any ofthc aIovo to dispose of will inform me
OF Tie ict ~ wish 10 collect it together ~ speedily
bs possible. Us MERoSrV
September .,; :,
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r,alo aaoaess ni',.s Acuusny; +. Saudenmyer,
Young Ladies', Mrs: McCreight; Miss Dawson
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon. Il
E. W. Bonney, James Dunlap, George Ahen NJ
NJ: l. Campbell, r: NJ Kennedy, Mrs, Mel o;sh
Menda! Smith Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Crosby 80
Benjamin. Matheson & Coz; a. T. Lata. w. %
naeo1 meDo"1ti' n j.: 0ppenhoim, NJ. Baum Br., Ne
roney' bosweh & Bro. J. NJ. Gasle. J.sopb
Sommers. !: s. Myers; james MoEwen, ~.
=. Eerala Co, George DouglassJ II On.
Skies. ~ D.@oe0''' -
Druggists -.
"m' MeKain F. L. zemp.
Book Seller and Statio,,er.
James A. Young.
Watches and Je7pelro
James A. Young, |. B Alexander, A.wa We,,-
Etachsmiihs, I'ag0n ana r,ageAGktr,,E -
s. shiver, Robert Man. Nathan D. Arrants Thon,a.
SILVER. r. r., blacksmith.
Cabinet WaTerooms and Cudf7takir,,
| C..L. Chatten, VIM. Tarver, j. f. Sutherland
Builders .'''.;
J.f3 Sutherland; c. L. Chotten H. c. Roberts.
Charles A. Mcdonald. 80 ''''
SdddlerH and Harness.
j. Oakes, Mr. Bulger.
nheeIr7!ght and Ginmak~!
RJ McCreigh,.
Bakers
+. Shoemaker, VIM Daasob
Tam Yards.
L. Is. Stephenson, F. l.. Zemp, John g. Bradley.
Alex Mcleod LewisJ Patterson, John Brown.
Mansion House, by &c poh;,,
Dekalb House, by }, H Junoh;,',i.
/ 49, I;rirate Bon-aTng . :':'
| j. W. Rodgers. . : ;s'.
| A,hna7y and Dress MaAino. o..
Aiss D. f. McEwen, Mrs. Hamme,s,o,e=
! EChuches =.
.Mcthodist-J. T. Wightmnn. pa,tSr
!, rresbyerian-S. II. Hay,
| Episcopal IT. +. Davis, ir. :.
RBaptist-W. E. Hughson, "
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Coroner.
John S. Aleroney.
Managers Of Elections.

Managers Of Elections
Camlen--John S. Meroney, c. A. Mcdonald
Cureton's .Mill-Frederck Bowen. James Team,
Emanuel Parker.
Flat Rock-Jcsse. Truesdel, James Fletcher,
George R. Miller.
Lizenby's-John AlcGougan, Daniel McCaskill,
Donald Mcdonald
sohrock's NIill-D. I. Mccoy, Alexander Nc
Goodwin's Store-Bcnjamin Cook, John Is. Mick
lie, james II. Vaughn.
Liberty llill-A. D. Jones, jr., r. C.. Patterson,
Il. Is. Cunnins CHAM.
officers Of C'onr'.
Joseph d. Dunlap, Commissioner in Equity
ClYburn, Clerk 4. l.. Mcdonald, Ordinary /;
Duncan Sheurn, Sheriff.
Tdr Collector.
William Mckain.
Coyedtrdte ENROLLING Officer.
". Il. Leitncr.
Confederate Var Tar Collector
A. NJ Kennedy.
AssessorsS
John Cantey, r. NJ. Kennedy.
Collector Of Tar in Hind
james Jones.
chief Commissary Agent
J. II. Devcreaux-
Confederate Quartermaster's Aaent..
James Sewers.
State Quartermasters Agent
A. Markley Lee.
Receiving and Delivering Agent.
j. NJ. Gayle.
Officers Of the Town of Camden.
Intendant
! James Dunlap.
| Wardens.
y. D. Baxley. D. Hocot,, L. NJ. Boswell, R. NJ
KenIledy.
Recorder.
R. M. Kennedy.
Narsha1 and MarkeH Clerk
|. Vim. johnson.
d. Professional.
Physicians 'io0 Practeing.
l.. H. Deas, D. L. DeSaussure T. Reenstierna
w. II. Skies, Benjamin H. Matbeson, J. McCaa
J. I. .rrantham, W. L. Pickett, B. 8. Lucas T
Mol bow. L. M DeSaussure Thomas ". Sal
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-02
Magistrates.

John K Witherspoon, VIM D. Hogan, W. r. Tay-
ior, Henry Brace, John R. Shaw, Richard l..
Whitaker, J. r. Barker.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-02
NE v Goods! |. I: !!
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DLACK ALPACCAS;
ID Black and cocred Calicocs;
Ginglams, Paper Cambrics
DeBeges and Deaines
Brown and blue nen,ms
Superior English Iongclolh
aides Silk Gloves Whalebonb
Gilt Buttons and Trimmings for ladies' dresses:
Black Itnllan sewing Silks; -
Black, white and eoored spool Thread-all Nos;
Black flax Thread
Pins, Knitting Needles, Needles Buttons, Tape;
Combs and Toilet Soap, Hairpius;
Ladies Hair Nctts;
Ladies' white, slate md blue Hose:
Servants Ilandkcrclie 3. and great many other
articles, too numerous 10 mention.
- ALSO
C9tton Cards and Inrn--a Numbers;
T-8 and IA Graniteville Shirtrgs and all asso, t.
mcnt of Groceries--also Gun Powder
Call and eXa,ni ne tile Stock Mt
j. SOMMERS.
Opposite the Market:
Nctouer 10 til. Ill., .. q