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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-16
Tue MOST EFFECTIVE BLOOD PURIFIED
or THE NINETEENTH GENTRY.

TIE writer ofthe following letter reter smith ESQ
Is we'll Known and respected citig Of vernon ca
Wisconsin, add father Of - q. Smith, Esq Editor and
Proprietor Gf the EXIositor," the official county
ncwsphl tr. The letter came To unsolicited bein
hTai published IA the Expos t, ', Mr. Smiths desirr
being tp make known to suffering humanity the VaIuA
BILE rrmeitrs hat had cured him Of "A disease Of ~
years standing Every Errs on troubled viih DIsEIsE
SSrS BoIrs, BLC rtnrE 30 ssouli AZ once IN.
I Il is -
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-16

Thankful tor an increased patronage, We respect.
fully solicit its continuance, and again take pleas
urc in saving to our many friends aud customers
that We have just received from thc East our first
stock of FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
We arc consequently enabled to prcscpt tn our
friends and patrons enc cf the rcst desirable and
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-16
PURIFY THE BL00D!
DR. WEAVER'S
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SIRUP.
EoR TIE CURE or

CaNEer. SAT- lheum, ErysiTelas, ScrUfulous Diseases
CutaneOus EIultions, Sore Eyes, and every
Kind OF Disease arising from All I'M.
pure state 4 the Blood
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-16
Our Styles are the Latest and our
Prices the Lowest!

~ Country Produce taken in Exchange for
Goods; Cash paid for Saves ard Fiat Hoops ror
Flour Barrels,
\. G. WILLIAMS 4 BEO.
Per!sUurg, May o, 1868.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-24
Fifteen Days

from the date hereof at the Office of the Assistant
Assessor, Shasta, between the hours of Q A. NJ and
4P. NJ, and Immediately after the expiration of the
said fifteen days l will receive and determine all
appeals relative to erroneous or excessive valua-
tons or enumcrations made and taken by the said
Assistant Assessor
All appeals to the Assessor, as aforesaid, must be
made in writing, and specify the particular cause,
matter. thing, respecting which the decision is
requested, and state the ground principle of in
equality complained of. See Law-Section
10, page.
JOHN VI. AVERY, Assessor
Fourth Collection District, California.
Dated at Shasta, Sept. 10, 1861. $40
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-24

A PLATFORM for Mcclellan. "My voice is
still for war.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-24
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE!
The Thirteenth Division Fourth Collie ctiOn
District, comprising Shasta County.

NJ Office is hereby given that the lists of valua-
~ ations and enumerations of property, subject
to Income Tax under the g Aot to provide Internal
Revenue to support the Government, and to pay
the interest on the Public Debt" approved July l,
1862, and the Amendatory Act, approved March 3,
1863, made and taken by /. B. POTTER, Assistant
Assessor of said Division 4th Collection District,
will remain open for the examination of all persons
interested for the space of
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

DRoPOsALs FOX LCAN-FilF-fWENTfb bO8ps
sealed oilers viii received 81 this Department uader
to the anaoant u 10 y millions OF dollars Tae Bonds
ssiss S e'si
ye years and payable twenty years from
Each aner Sst be for fifty or some multiple Of dfy
lars must state the sum neuang premium offered ior
each o % cent s m ~ssn Ss ns ss o no
pea9 ,na5 q the whole amount bid or s escs bidder
e
Ss~ Soss phsdepss s. or
with The tesignssd sepesilory a, Bsl.m Pitts
% SafS sny Ns. DEPOSIT mhos mag " to
the s ssas' m M 0 wh po p n
ocer bank recevns emtae originals Of which must
Sess should be made in time for the with Il.
offers reach sshlnstcn not later than the morning q
proper ssro.s q Cf deposit. WI b coa.ids' ~.
sio Rsgi:ssrsd Bonds of $1,000 " aud nd $1,000 viii be
An Sasr. received wn be opened Friday ocosss
M s"ses os. x q noss s ss Of dc
cina.ion win be immediatelv given to the tive
seripson and asaoansons psss.Trsa 1' VIII be seat
e me q the cost 81 ss r. % .r on ns
win be reckoned IN the last nstaens paid BY successful
oersrs % ana W be immed'sy returned 70 those whose
The amount Of accepted offers mus. be deposited With
o ssys S o % q s s s
premium and original two per cent deposit, on The 3ss OF
The bonds viii bear interest from November l. Interest
on deposit from their date 70 November l. will be paid 0y
One hall Of the frat iustament five per cent
q % red may DC Wn %
but certificates will he received in part payment OF the
Oilers under this notice should endorsed "oGer for
Loan and o the Of the
70 the government 'res'ySe p y sfsSsii FEssGSpRi
Secretary OF the Treasury,
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY, oc. Q 1864.

SUNDAY, oct Q, 1864
The week Just closet orensd wRh falling gold market
and great depression almost amounting to panic on the
Stock Exchange wen In business generally bot on
Wednesday afternoon the spectators in gold pronted by
q lull IN the srmy news and gave an upward turn
with which the stock market, wel ~ operations IN
produce, actively synpathized. The reaction also re-
neved the prostraton prevailing In the
general merchandise markets But the advance IN gold,
which carried il 20 aoo on Friday, afterwards par
TALLY lost and the quotation Saturday, at half past
four p NJ vas lsTH. from which 1t submitted TO .
fractional decline Evening Exchange the tendency
OF the market being downward The highest loves
quotations IN the gold room during the week were a.
Poi
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

a, the Evening Exchange on Saturday y-Goid 1917, New
Yorf Central 1884, Erie s2tl Cseler 81, Hudsoa River
lI6 o. 81, Reading 40 t. 81, Illinois Central us. Pitts
burg 9sk, Rock Island ssH Northwestern 40, do.
preferred 74 Fort Wayne "a Is. 81, Cumberland Coal
52A q 52sS, hariposa a31i.
After the call gold was quoted at l96h a 1854
The quotations for gold, government securities ara
railway and miscellaneous shares al the close OF each q
the last four weeks were as follows
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

The quotations for railway shares At the lowest point
touched by the market Wednesday reflected the
ndence of the bears" the stock Exchange, and the
feverish state Of the public mind consequent the
settlement all values by the fall Of gold. the extent Of
which was indefinite, owing to the previous excessive
premium and stli room for drop Of at least
thirty per the par ths uncertainty with regard
70 tho future continues Tho following comparison will
show the currency depreciation Of the leading stocks
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
FINANCIAL.

IJoBEY BROOK COAL COAPANY-DIvIDEND NO
u tlcs-Ata meeting Of the Board q Directors OF tas
Honey Broo Company held then Office 90 Walnut
street nadephia tse 9TH OF ocoser 1884 dvidend
four cent capital stock of three Millions
dos al taxes declared from the earnings
the pany quarter ending the lst Of oclo
o'' - - - j. b. McCREADY President
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
CITY COMmERCzAL REPoRT.

SATURDAY, Oct. 8, 1854.
AsHEs.-Receipts 0s bbs. We beard OF no sales, and
prices were nominally unchanged
BRHApsruFYs. 227S bbls -FOUR 904 bbls.
and 4s4 bags meal 49, osl bushels wheat SOL do
corn, 2l2 ,43l do oats, sl37 do. rye and "a 800 do
barley. The reaction OF the gold quotations only
carried with decline 10 the ur market 2ec &c.,
but checked the demand there being inquiry outside
Of the OF the local trade days bust
foots up 5000 bbs State and Western o Southern
and 46o Canadian. Rye -four purchased in lots 70
the Of l50 obls. ut s. so 50 y5 These prices
II will be relatively higher than the low grades
Of wheat which Is accounted for by small supplies
Corn meal ruled heavy. With sales OF 400 bbls At 81 IS
for Rrandy wine and 200 puncheons do at $50 So We
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
rIuANUxAr..

DANEING oFFIC8 OF wIEsLow. LaNrER A Co.
ID ~ Wall street t-kew York. Sept ~, ls6f Divide ID
Notice lin accordance with tei of the President the
Pi,sburg, Fort Wayne 49, Chicago hanroad companv.
dated the oath ul notcs 10 hereoy given Of
two half cent fs ner cent? free OF govern
M for the quarter cndng serember 80 vii be paid
by Oct ~ on the es' fec. % hat compsny. 10 the
books vii, be closed Al ocect y " and rcopeucc ot,o
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

VDRTROLRuM OIL STOCKS vAN1FD-Ir Ex
II chang for good Oi'v Property. Tse stock mus' ne
good disid.nd psytng s,scs Address Petroleum. bor lS
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Dry1DEND NoTlCE.-PLEAsiNT VAL Ey GOLD
- Corpany-A dividend of two cent upon the capi-
ta stock of company has been this day declared BY the
payable the oath day Of October at the Office OF
York A.. l.. PURVKS, Secretary
NEw YoRK Oct A. 1851
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Total. Sc 247 ,663 1871 900 2.757 228 267S O24
lhe New York imports OF dry goods compare as iol-
lows with former returns:-
For the Ueei. 1852. 1853. 1864.
Entered Al the port. $780, 1.5o3,6l4 735,l39
Thrown on market 4ll,e04 l,65l,4H 1904 500
Since JGandrg1 l.
Entered at the port As 444 556 6O9l6129 655S5 l57
Thrown on market 5o,273 800 4S956,l85 5S, ,544 500
The semi annual coupon interest due LIST OF November
on the bonds Of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Rail-
road will be paid at the Office OF Consolidated Coal
Company or Maryland.
The earnings OF the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
during the fourth week In September foot up S3L600.
against SO ,2,2 tor the time in 1868 Increase
1865.
The following statement shows the average condition Of
the banks of Massachusetts, out Boston, four weeks
ending October l-capita stock s25 oe0 loans and
dscounts, 500 i72 1928; specie 10 bank $685. bal
anoes in other banks payable nand $685. total
amount due from other banks 3s9 1885, amount
duo to other banks $685. deposits S12 2lo cir
oulation, So, ,22l 063
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Total 1929 900 al 062, ,i57 49l 03e LIE 800
Tho total imports at New York for the week compare
as follows with the former returns
Week Ending Oct. T. Sep. 30 Se1s. 20. Sept I6
Dry goods. S735,l79 9l7,904 10Il GOT 639 $40
Genera mdse. 5l2, ,4S4 1858 ,l02 6l9 2042 6S2
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-10
Tribute of Respect.

CAMP 1st s. G. CAVALRY, I
Near Fredericksburg, Va, Jan. 2S, '64. !
At meeting of Co. F, LIST S. G. Caval-
ry, the following Preamble and Resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God,
in his indomitable providence to remove
from our ranks WIN. D. STEELE, whose
kindness of heart, punctuality in the dis.
charge of his duties as soldier, and his
gallantry in the field, justly en:itle him to
the admiration of his comrades. There.
fore belt
Resozved, That We deeply deplore his
loss, not only for ourselves, but for our
country, and tender our heartfeltsympathies
to bis bereaved family.
Resozued, That these proceedings be in
scribed upon page of the company record
book, and a copy be furnished to the family
Of the deceased, also, that copy be sent to
the Yorkville ENQUIRER for publication.
J. A. RATCRFORD, Chairman.
j. J. ROACH, Secretary.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-10
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Our readers will notice the sale Of Ne
groes, Stock, Produce, &C., by the execu'
tors of the late Green Sandifer, decd.
The person who found r. W. Shaw's
purse will be literally rewarded on deliver.
ing it TO the owner.
Persons in want of household or kitchen
furniture will notice the card of A. Stlwell.
Owners of negroes that have been EN-.
ployed on fortiGcatiops, &C., will read the
J card of VIM. NJ. Shannon.
The members of Philanthropic Lodge
will see the card Of their secretary.
Farmers having corn, -four, bacon, &c.,
that they can spare to the Government, will
call on W.. Fl. McCorkle.
Persons within conscript age will be in.
terestsd in General Orders, No. 4.
Paroled prisoners will be pleased to see
Exchange Notice, No. 8.
The loser will see our Pocket Book
Found" and act accordingly.
N The pr Vic will keeps sharp lookout for
John L. Wylie's flly, and the thief who
stole her.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-10
vuILg MQUIRgR.

/. 1.-The Southern Presbyterian says there
are "upwards Of one hundted Of our min
listers now laboring in the Army as Chap
lains and Missionaries.
- Mr.. W. T. Head, of Ninety.Six, has
sent large amount of flour to Columbia,
to be disposed of to soldiers families at
moderate prices.
One hundred and seventy-6ve Yankee
steamboats, have been destroyed on the
Mississippi river and its tributaries during
the war, of which II were sunk and IO4
burned.
- Gov. Vance, of N. G., has kindly Of
fered Gen. Longtreet enough clothing to
supply his command. T..
The Confederate steamer FLORIDA has
completed her repairs, disabled from Brest.
About 400 prisoners of war have been
exchanged at Vermillionville, La. We
have several hundred more to exchange,
but the Yankees have nothing to offer for
them.
- England had to pay more last year for
100000 bales of cotton, purchased in In.
dia, than she had to pay before the war for
100000 bales. Cotton in India, must be
paid for in gold, thus causing continual
stream of the precious metal toward that
country. Gold sent to India never returns.
In the early part of last month, 10000
hogs, intended for the st. Louis market,
we're frozen to death on the North Missouri
railroad, bound to that city.
During the week ending the 23d ult.,
the gold in the New York banks decreased
1907, 900.
- In the commissary department, atleast,
it will not be denied that /" the ptg.pen is
mightier than the sword"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-10

A NOVEL Law SUIT.-Mr. Erlanger,
the Paris. banker, who engineered the Con-
federate cotton loan, and who, it is said, is
about to make a. belle rebelle bis bride,
has been sued by couple Of Englishmen,
who claim no less than 10000 pounds, for
having introduced him to Mr.. Slidell.-
Another similar case-charging commits.
sion for an Introduction, is also in dispute
in London. Mr.. s., Of a we'll known COM
mereial house, charges 1000 pounds for in.
trodacing Mr.. H. to Mr.. G., between whom
there follows q sale and purchase Of 10000
Enfield Rifles.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-10

16r A writer in the Record says" II
is estimated that the quantity of cereals
grown in the confederacy, last year, was
greater than ever before known but now
it is difficult to find man who will sell a
few bushels Of corn or wheat at any price,
all declaring they "haue none to spare."-
In view of these facts, it has been suggest
ed that Ministers of all denominations in
the cis-M Mississippi States of the Confedera.
5ey, (except Chaplains and Missionaries in
the army) address their several congrega-
tions ON the fourth Sunday in this month,
(February) in the morning from the 1lth
verse Of the 10th Psalm, and last half of
the 9Th verse of the 2lss chapter of Reve.
lations; and in the afternoon from the 26th
verse Of the 1ltb chapter of Proverbs. -
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GEN. MoRaAN's COMMAND.

N GEN. MoRGAN's COMMAND,
The Central Association of this State
have received s21, ,94s for the use of Gen.
Morgan's command. Also, a thoroughbred
stallion, from Ex-Gov. Alston, for General
Morgan, +
The Importing and Exporting Compa.
by Of s. G." have presented six fine Eng
lish saddles and equipments to Gen. Nor
gan and staff; also, a saddle and equip
3ments to Col. Wm. N. Breckenridge.
The friends of Col. R. A. Alston, of Gsb.
Morgan's staff, have presented him with a
fine horse and equipments. a..
D. W. Aiken, in command Of the post at
Macon, Ca, has rendered horse to non-
oommissioasd officer or private from Able.
vile district joining Morgan's command.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-10
From Virginia.

RICHMOND, Feb. S.-Some official in
formation has been received here Of the ar.
rival of eighteen gunboats and transports at
Jacksonville, Florida. The enemy, pre-
sumed to be in large force, landed, and was
reported to be advancing Saturday night.
ORANGE G. H., Feb. s.-One Captain
and thirty.nine privates, captured at Bar
netts Ford, by Gen. Early's division, were
brought in this morning. The enemy cross.
ed at Barnetts Ford early this morning, but
soon recrossed again,
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TO THE FRIENDS

0f the soldiers an Capts. r. A. Kerr's,
NJ s. Danlap's, Rarksa's and Berry's
companies from York District.
I respectfully give notice that have
agreed to take charge of any boxes of pro-
visions, uncooked, and clothing that you
may please to send them, boxed, strapped,
weighed and marked, with the weight on
them, free Of any charge for my time and
services. I will be in Yorkville, on Mon
day, the 22nd of this month, and on We'd
nesday, the 24th, to receive all such matters
as may be securely boxed for your friends
in General R. e. Lees army, in Virginia.
I.bope that the friends will respond to this
call, as much praise and graduation is ren.
dered for all such favors.
JONA. N. McELWEE, Jr.
e" TAYLoRs CREEK, YoRK, s. G. %
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-10

WORDS ATTEsTED BY AcTroNs.-Gen.
Howell Cobb has proposed to sell the Gov
ernment 10000 pounds of bacon, and 49,
900 bushels of corn, at any price it is Ndis-
posed to pay him, and if it could pay moth.
ing, then he'd give it. He also agreed to
let the Inferior Court of Sumter county
have 10000 pounds Of bacon at rs cents q
pound, and 10000 bushels Of corn at so
cents a. bushel, for soldiers families.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-10
From East Tennessee. :

MoRR1sTowN, Feb. S.-Reports from
Knoxville from various sources represent
the garrison there in state of great suffer.
ing from small pox, Of which there were
seven hundred cases, and from scarcity of
rations. Prisoners captured have bread
made of unbaked -four.
. Trains ran to Strawberry Plains, within
fifteen miles of Knoxville, Yesterday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-10
LATEST NEWS,
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON. Feb. 8. The enemy re-
sumed their fro upon the city last evening.
Seventeen shells were fred up to nine o.
clock this morning. A fifth monitor made
its appearance in the harbor to-day. The
position Of the feet in other respects is un-
changed. The enemy are engaged noun.
ting several guns at Wagner bearing upon
the chapnel.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-10
ELECTION.

The following gentlemen were elected on
Monday last, to serve as Intendant and War
dens for the town of Yorkv,lle, for 1864.
w. L ClaHson, Intendant; W. 81. Nc
SCefkle, Richard Hare, J. Ed Jeffreys, and
GR. Ratchford, Wardens.
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lage to express our thankfulness I:

"- And'w. Crosett, Misses Whitesides.
There are others who should have been
included in the above list, but their names
we're not furnished us, and it is impossible
for us to give them. Neverthess we have
as high an appreciation of the presents as
if their names, had have accompanied them.
May God bless the ladies, for they are the
brightest gems which lend to earth its
charms, and which will make even Heaven
itself desirable.
The remembrance of the many acts of
kindness shown US by the fair sex at home
will nerve our arms in the dark and dread
full hour of conflict, to strike in freedoms
cause; and fair ones, rest assured that not.
withstanding, dark clouds of gloom and sad.
ness hang over our beloved land, our beau
tiful sunny South, yet, beyond is the bright
sun of power and prosperity. There are
thousands of strong arms and brave hearts,
standing ready to grapple with the vile foes
of our beloved country, and if needs be, die
in the glorious cause of constitutional free
dom and Southern rights. A people as de-
termined as we, especially when encouraged
and stimulated, by our noble and patriotic
mothers, wives, daughters and sweethearts,
can never be. subjugated. No, never. As
surely as there lives God, just so sure
we will be free. Again, ladies accept our
thanks for your kindness, and with wishes
thatyour lives may prove as bright as the
.unolouded sky, we remain very respectfully,
yours Company G, 9Th Regiment. Ark.
ansas Volunteers. Written by
sergt. THOMAS J. WARE,
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For the Yorkville Enqu rer.
Camp 9Th Arkansas Regiment.
TUNNEL HILL, GEORGIA,

January 9th, 1864.
Messrs. Editors We, the members of
Company G, 5th Regiment Arkansas VOL
unteers, wish through the columns Of your
valuable Southern Journal, to express our
gratitude to the following named ladies Of
Southern York and Eastern Chester Dis
tricts, of the State of South Carolina, for
the valuable donations presented to us, in
the way of good article Of socks, and COM
Portable clothing, of which we were very
much in need of; for which we have no lam
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+" 15- A cotton factory. has been established
at Eyncbburg, Va, which turns out thirty
balss of yarn Per day.
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SHAVING BRUSHt

IF the person, who during my abscence
removed my SHAVING BRUSH without
leave, will take advantage Of my absoenoa
again and return it, they will sage esposar6
when I return. 81 -, ~
G. R. RATCHFORDs
Feb. 8, 1864. 5tf =, Is
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nv EoUETY-.YORK DISTRICT.

,s.a, ,ss. : : c..s:s IS Bator p9taiep,
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
Il John K. carotfers defendant in above stated case
resides beyond the limits Of this Stae-t s therefore,
motion Of Williams Beatty solicIiop for compainant
swer Or demur, to the bi fled in hs case witin frso
months from the publication Of hispotice, or decree pro
confesso will be entered against blm.
(S2D WALTER d. METTS, o, Esn.p
January6 3mz
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Total casualties.

Therenre now on roll go, some of vhom,
it is said, will never be fit for active service
in the field. Present on the 1st January,
1854, including officers, A:
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Feb. 8, 1864.

AD'rTAsr AND iSsprcron- -GEsERll,s o,SIoe q. .
COLUMBIA, January 9. 1884
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 2-Erract Il ~
~ IS. SO Fesey- 49,
TT ALL'persons, except those above
LIe the ages Of ty years. claiming exemption hon
State military servce required 70 present their claims
to the District Enrolling Officer, before te 1Dm day
of March, they will be liable to forfeit their right tohe
same, In pursuance OF the Act of the Genera spmbyi
and persons claiming exemption the ground OF physical
disability, will be examined by the Surgeon Of The Disfc
at such times as he may publish In orders or before e
day above specified. .,s s1ss''s u -
By commands; 49, - T. *
(SignedD A. G. GARLINGT0N,
Adjutant and Inspector General, 8. c.
Official: G. A. FoLIis, Crpt and AsAsG
February s sszSs g, Sss6t r
A DMENISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"a All persons having claims against thc estate Of
PAGAN, decd, are hereby modified 20 pre-
sent them to the Administrators properly attesed win
the time prescribed law And those indebted request
ed 10 make payment Immediately ~ 81. I.
8. M. HANNA, 81 i.,.,,.,,,,,,,..
GREEN GORDON phu 1Auiuoi'paSs''' eSS
February 3 n
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0htnarp.

D1RD-In this place on the 2sth ultlmo, JAMES ED
WARD, fourth son or Col. l.. G. & Mrs.. B: NJ McCaw.
aged four years. .t..s..'.
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Company A, 18th Regiment. :

From a member of Co. A, 18th Regi-
ment s c V, who has shared its hardsbips
from the first, We have been favored with
list of casualties in the company since
they entered the Confederate service, as
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ipB A writer in the Record says"

"A German, who was captured, and then took the ost
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The bs.s thing oat--eut of debt ,'.'