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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

"AND TIE Sow THAT WAS WASHED, +" &C.
We are sorry TO see that Wm. Heisley has
left the United States military service, and
is about to expose himself on giddy heights
of argument His military career was so
promising. And he was so modest in it all,
too. When he was promoted he did not
sound trumpet. He left it to others to
cheer and to congratulate. He donned the
blue, and fitting insignia of rank, but pre-
served profound and digni6ed silence.
In this respect he was like Mr.. Pendleton.
But as George II. has recently revolution
lied his wardrobe at New York, slipping
ou one of George BIS old, threadbare, be-
grimed blue coats, William has thought
best TO make a shift, and has doffed his
military surtout aud d9nned citizens
clothes again. As we just said, We are sor-
~. For we are bound to tell William, that
in our opinion, and in the language of the
poet,
''Nothing becomes him half 50 We IS army blus."
True he did not look extra fine IN the first
pair of pants they gave him at the Provost
BIarshal's, but-those were about fifteen
inches too long in tho legs, and we don't
wonder that William, on trial, rejected
them with lofty scOrn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

NRIST AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.
u & ABARGAIN-A Grist aud Saw BILL, with store
room and seven acres Of land for sale at Wakeman,
Huron County, Ohio, on the NermiiliOn River, for
s3 on npe-half down and One-half in one year. Ad-
dress D. L. JUNE, Fremont. o. Oct7l75
Tor SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
Il Forest street House large and commOdiOOs; Lot
Il1 ieet by 26 with abundance Of fine shrubbery,
Rli good fruit chsice grapes and good barn. Terms
au22-R2
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evN non MONEY ADVANCED

&JU.OOU in sums to suit--st the old stand
sud yeIl-knozn WAGEER'S LOAN OFFICE. on
g ,urities Of svery hind, viz; Gold and Silver
Waichss, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JewelrY Guns,
pisro,s Clothing, Dry Goods. Pianos, Melodeons,
and aIi .rsonal property and srticlos Of vhlue, on
the most tisfsotory terms BusiHess strictly pri-
vsfe. Established 1851. \. B.-k vnriesy Of un-
Fsdse4nsd Watches IaWelry, eunt, a., To- ssiC at
bsrgaiRs.
-OaHss-c~Ener o. Water and Superior streets,
nTas Davis fn5 Psizottns Clothing slorh.
= s~f-a & Nv WAGNER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

TIE WORD "SozoDoNT,' = which is last be-
coming a household word, is derived from
the Greek and com posed Of two words, 5000
and oRd0ntes. "SOzo" translated, means to
preserve, and "0dontes'' the toeth-"S, 20
don't" q preserver of the Teeth. And it is
true to its name. For Identifying and pre-
serving the teeth, hardening and invigora-
ting the gum, and correcting all impuri-
ties Ofthe breath, it is without peer in
the world.
Sold by all Druggists. cod.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01
LOCAL NOTICES.

Machine twist for netting a5 the Howe
Sewing Machine Office.
NovI:I75
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01
TRAVETER's REsIsTER.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance TO either OF the
shove Trains or Boats, viii be called for BY Coaches
II Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
It the Omnibus once, 14T Superior street, next
door 20 the Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

Is IT TRUE 1.-THE Hon. Solomon P. Chase
is in town."-PIa5a Dealer, Oct, 31st.
Bier .-..-- --...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

SICK AND WOUNDED TEANsFERRRD.-The
following are men of Northern Ohio Regi-
ments, sick and wounded, who were trans
ferred from Chattanooga to Nashville, Oc-
tober 25th, 1864:
II Waters, E. 124th.
F Barnett, F, l4th.
W Fox, b. l4th
P Murray, b, l25th.
J Shingledecker, A, 10th, fever.
2 Ellsworth, corp A, 124th, seurVy.
S Russell, corp G, lOist, scurVy-
BRADBURY, b, 29th diarrhoes-
A smith, b, 2Ist, debility.
Albert MeEETsin, c, Ist o A.
Capt Elmer Moses, E, l25th, thigh
Major E W Mercy, 2lBt, left leg amputstsd.
John Jones, 10th oV @, rheumatism
F G Reckler. B. lst Ohio Battery nc t-
F. J Bowers, X, iO0th.
W Confer, ID, l4th-
Henry Carman, E, 125th, was buried in
the National Cemetery, Chattanooga, Ten
nossee, October 2lst, in section B, grave
I2s; Hospital No. 3.
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susuraafs.
GnaI.

ALLEN JONEs,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer n
strip Vein. COlambiaRR and Chippewa
c. oAL
OfHos on O. P. B. R. Pier. Also, Oaos and Yard
81 Euclid street R. r. Crossing. Coal ofan
Excellent Quality for
STEAM, GAS, CRATES, STOVES,
Once or House Use. Also, ANTHRACITE COAL
IN large or snail quantities.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attend
cd TO. Coal for mithing kept constantly on hand.
- Terms cash. I8- T ff maylGR2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

ms mArAst s9-oay mas not been very active, but
the sales as reported chow an advance Of 2sse on
Wheat O7sr elosing rates Of Saturday. Eleur
Is in moderate request and market firm. Germ Is
arm and in light receipt, bua tho demand Is not
heavy. 0siS are duh and nOminAlly unchanged
81 eis-iats-FiTra ~ ths following rates: Lass
tyD RAIL-Flour to Albany sud Troy 81 %, to New
YORK 81 80, to Boston 81 90 wool to Now York
81 ss, 70 Boston 81 o.. ALI RAIL-To New York.
Flo1r 81 81; wool 50 VI. To Bcston. BIour 81 20;
Wool e 81.
FIOur-Markst grm. Sales 1lo bbls Xxx ed at
$40 90.
wheat irm and better. hut not very aetiTe-
Sales this afternoon on Change cars No. red on
track a. 81 81; 1OO0 bu No. red free on board at
81 es-au advance Of 29se since Saturday; cars
No. red fr toard at Sc 10; oars choice Tudi-
ana red, by sample, at 81 O5 on track. sale Il
1000 bu No red free on board st 81 95 reported IN
oar yesterday mornings issue, should have read
1900 bu No. red free On board, before th New
York repor., at 81 90"
COrn-Markst arm and better. sslss cars
FREQ on board st 81 80.
Oats-Quiet and temand IL ht. Held at 7507cc
On rack; T7g7sc from store.
Rye-Dult.
BarIey-So sales.
PrOVisiOns-stsady, firm and unchanged.
The following arc tho quotations: Pork $40 90 COR
No. 1, S9s 90 for No. mess: Lard 2se In tieress,
R4c In ksgs; Hams Et926s for sugar cured Dried
Beef Ice for CIayssssd, lac for uaeanVassed.
E8ufter-!Ths dsnls is only moderate and re-
eeipts not heavy sellers are asking s6gSsc fer
goOi to ohoice Western Reserve sSas5c for Central
and esterG.
Cheese-Msriet quiet and unchanged. Held
st 1s@Iso for good Western Reserve dry; 20e for
choice selected and Hamburger.
EgEs-Scaree aud wanted; market firm at Sc
1SigbEi0es- Dull and nominal at 81
AlsSlsOI-stsady. "a per cent acid at - 429
a. Seatral PROOF sp rits 81 s.
PetrOleum-Eeaasdi in good demand at 7s0
SC.
Dried APPIes-Msszst steady with fairrs.
quest at s9s1zc.
Green AppIes-s Hing at range Of 50 959
3 % . bbl for good to choice winter.
Saith good supply snd steady; 6ns 50 a5,
coarse So co.
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BUsINEEss NOTICES.
FgRIdsH THE AMY HERALB,

PENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
FriEe Money, Discharged snd Resigned OH3oers'
psy, sn5 al other Var Clsima.
We pay particular attention to einims IN which
o,hrr Attorney have "a IIiED, o. which have bs0n
SGEPENDED
"a SOLIDS discharged for IcUEDs BEcEzTED IL
BkTTLF cah -5tain the 500 Bounty due them IN
aEDIATELyi ~ applying % o. IN person or by
ctsor-
ngton, D. G., the sdvautages We oer to cur oli-qsS
san but be manifest TO all
Esas low. NJ ohsrge unti We nave accomplished
bst We uadsFtsks mHy2S- R2
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AmnsEmgHts.

A OADElTY OF MUSIC.
JOHN ELLsLER, ia. LtANAaua,
RICHARD II. CSARY..........-.......,Tlea Il easursr.
THE GREAT EVENT.
Contiuus4 success Of the Eminent Actress,
MISS SALEIE ST. CLAIR,
Who will appear in the Great $1,000 Prize Drama Of
BIBIO, pfTformed by her ia most Of the principal
cites to houses lacked from PsTqu5tto to Lone. 1t
vii be produced with new and beautiful Sc nery,
abOunis in thrilling SitGatiols Grand Iliumina cd
Tsbleaux startling Dramatic Efsets, and is cast
with the eatire strength OF the Company.
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. lst. the Grsst $1,000
RIBIo!
Or, the Mystery OF FOrqueFOIies
bi5io BhsSsi &c sis.y s saFa' gle sAIlE ST. cAIa
Seats can be secured three rays in advance.
PBICE5 OF ADMIssTJH.
Dress Circle and Psrquetts 80 cents; Secured seArs
10 Dress Circle, IS cents, Family Circle, 50 cents;
Gallery, % cents; Private B0Eos, 8, and dol
lars; Entire Private Box, single seats, 81
Doors open At 6;f5; Gurtaia rises 81 7.sO O'Clock
DANCING AND PHYSICAL ~,
lJEXEGCfSE.-Mr. C. s DICKINSOE
purposes to commence q class for Adults on Z -
TUESDAY EVENING, October 9sth. at Ly- ~
mans Hail. Ladies Clszs con nencing at 6 P. II.
and Gentemens' at S.
Terms 81 per IS lessons, payable in advance
He viii commences Juvenile Glass on SATURDAY
afternoon at O'Clock, at the same place. Terms,
81 for the season, ending April let. He viii teach
this class the vienna FlJser Danes" q
Br. Dickinson has testimonials from Samuel st.
John, former Principal Of thu Cleveland Female
seminary, DR.. Sseley, Of the Cleveland Water Cure
and y. Humist0n of the Cleveland Institute
giving his system the pEeiere nes 20 any now IN use
for exercising the limbs to their fall tension, being
under the harmonious influence Of music.
He viii alsO give private lessons 10 suit pupils.
Halls and suppers furnished 10 parties with OF
without musial by applying to Richards Cole
man, on the Public sqnare. oc22IT4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

We have opened our Retail coal yard,
at the foot Of Seneca street bridge, for the
sale Of Chippawe coal. Orders through the
POst-ofice promptly attended 10.
LEMUEL CzYEFORD < Son.
Oct25;ITS.
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B. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
T. s. GOVERNMENT LOfN AEENT,
III Superior st.
Subscriptions received TO the
Z 80 PER CENT. AND l0-4O" NATIONAL

Commission allowed to Subscrfbers.)
BTU s. Bonds OF 1881, E-2O's. IO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
shesed and for sale on tls-roost favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons aud Cansds Money bought
and sOuld at best fstes. Deposits received and
Collections made"ht all accessible points incur
ent funds co1vefred At lowest. Revenue Stamps
sale. Oc4
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TMMFDIATELY-F

w the Ouartermastsrs Department, Nashville,
Tenn 500 Esborers and Wood Choppers, wages S45
Der month and ratiOas; 600 Ieamsters wages $40 per
month and ratiOus To men capable Of taking Charge
OF Train As Wagon Master, that will report with p
TaausteTs, SO to S35 per month viii be paid. None
need arply but able-bodied men, willing TO engage for
~ months TRANSFORMATION furnished. Apply TO d.
SHERWOOD, A. @. NJ. Agent, Commercial House,
Cleveland, Ohio VIII leave Cleveiand every Tuesday
aud Friday. seps0:R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

The first thought that suggests itseIf to
NE is the very fact that in the midst of a
civil war so gigantic as this is we are able
70 conduct such a canvass. In no former
age, on no former occasion, was such
spectacle ever witnessed. Nowhere else
upon the globe is such spectacle possible
that of holding any election in State or
republic embroied in civil war. We are
about TO elect whether we shall continue
the administration which has conducted
the war for the past three years and half
for four years more. The people meet and
discuss quietly and calmly whether or not
they shall make change. 1t fills me with
gratitude to think that am a citizen of
republic IN which so great spectacle is
possible. [Applause.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

me FsCstpts d afaln By rail for the "a hours
ending at half a=st ons s'csOoE to-day srs . ~
lows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

ETARM FOR SALE-C0Nf TANNING
T. thirtyacres off-st rate and uud-r good cultivs
Ii 20, situated 10 th1 toWu=tip OF AeTburs avs miles
II E Cleveland. There over so young fru; tre0s
some grapes aut small fru Is, good bara, hr-t-class
bu Hing f-r ga iatg, small house. &c; EQE terms
and rfher particulars apaiy TO GEO. d. BECK, 20
ruperiOr street. lc2l1
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NEACHINISTS WANTED.-W will
lfIemp oy fouv or i've rvally good Machinists, 20
work ga tile X r. Shops az MArlue tey Lake Superi-
Or ans at good wages. II. b. To Irt,E q SUk,
6cIo.i75 0Tiatts b Ock.
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A OADEM1 OF MUSIC.
JOHN ELLsLER, JR.. LtANlaHs.
RICHARD II. CEARY. Il easursr.
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O s0 000ECHEAP WATCHES and

" ~ Y y y Nv I.Ihl HE " I0HlsaI6. aNIIgIs,
Country Aerchants, Ped arE, and g"neral II .der8
sugniied at immense bargains. Watch 8 aud Jewell
~ of every description in pattern or quality aud
IN any quantity ntly on b md and made 20
GER Estimates ofsny class Of work furnished. Good
Gtnva-siug Clerks wanted, PrGe- and full descrip-
Wtv NEW TO-H ccls liz sdaw
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GREAT SPEECH
HON. SALMON P. CHASE
At Bralnard'S Hall, Oct. S1St.
1.-THE UNION UNDER THE
CONSTITUTIONS"
The Union OF the Union Party,
The War Not a Failure!

Long before the hour (seven O'Clock, set
for the meeting at Brainard's Hall, yester-
day evening, steady stream of people
poured up the stairs and into the doors of
the hall, and at seven O'Clock it was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity-parquette, dress
circle and galleries being all jammed with
a throng of eager listeners. Immediately
after the striking of the hour, Mr.. Chase
made his appearance upon the platform,
accompanied by several of our most dis
tinguished citizens. He was greeted by
most enthusiastic and long-continued ap-
plause. When this had somewhat sub
sided, Judge spslding introduced Mr.. Chase
in the following words:
FELLOW CITIZENS
am most happy to introduce to you
gentleman long the honored representative
Of the State of his adoption in council and
cabinet, and one whom the Forest City
has long delighted to honor and respect.
he will speak TO you tonight, and I mead
not bespeak your attention to what he may
offer. l introduce 70 you the Hon. Salmon
P. Chase, late Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr.. Chase, on cozning forward, was re-
eeived with immenHe enthusiasm, the ap-
plause lasting for several minutes. He
spoke as follows:
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-23
Slave Labor for the. Coast,
DIVISION NO. >.

N COMMISSIONEHS or ROADS AND ME
d ., town authorities within the Judicial districts Of
Lancaster, kcrShaw Chesterfield, Darlington. Marl.
Iorc Marion, Sumter Clarendon. Williamsburg. and
Horny. will Lu-lhwth summon I'LL savchollrrs within
thor RESPECTIVE limits to deliver ONEHALF of their
slaves liable to roa, duty at the Railroad depos
est their residence, on TUESDAY TIE 9TH DAY
OF SEPTEMBlGis NEXT. ut o'clock. there to
await transportation to Charleston, for thirty Gays
labor on the Notifications. :.
IT, The Confederate authorities have made rcouisi-
tol. rpo the State Tor Two Thousand aborcrs monthly
The proportion, ofonefoufh heretofore called for had
failed to supply h;fof this number. In view of this
fact and tlc great urgency tho demand for labor at
This time it is deemed cxpcdicnt to sortelln the Eter-
val lctwccn the calls uld increase tic Vuota. This is
violation Of the law. for it does not lin the quOtkp
labor nor the interval between the calls but prescrrs
that such proportion shall hc called for will ill the
rcqnsi.ion, giving thirty days notice Each Dvisof,
in tho order 1ixcil will he required to furnish this
quota. and no injustice will he done to any.
III. Ill parties 'whcther individuals companies
who own or employ more than one road hand arc
Ulrcd to furnish their QUOTA lone haf) unless relieved
by detail from Department Headquarters This can
relieve only those hands permanently engaged on the
specific work for winch the detail granted Com
missoncrs Of roads will give their attention to this
matter and report to this Office.
w Great confusion exists from the Imperfect man
ncr III, which the Of owners are given to agents
the several lopos. It is the duty Of one or moro
ofe Commissioners to be present to verify tho quota
Of each owner, and prepare correct lists.
Within five days after delivery on this call they will
please forward to this office names Of delters in their
respective divisions Of roads
r. B.. JOHNSON,
Agent Of the State Of So. Ca.
August 20. st tl.td.
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Grain and Lumber Mills.

;. l.. Zcmp, flour and grist: jas. II. Vaughn, -four
and grist James \. Kirkland, grist; ] F.suth-
crand, lumber and grist; W. 4. Hughes, hmber
and grist Charles Perkins, lumber Col James
o. Halle, lumber and grist; "A. II. Boykin -four.
grist and lumber; L. ". r. Blair, for and
grist; Charles Raley, -four apd grist J. T. Sow
ell, grist; John W. Gaskins, -four, grst ant lun,-
bcr; John a. Young, grist and lumber; 4. J.
Enuthen, lumber; Robert Kirklcy, grist, estate
i VIM. Shields, grist and lumber Gorge r.
Miller, flour and grist L. J. Patterfon, -four
and grist; John s. Miller, -four and grst estate
of T. Lang, grist and lumber W. II. Kelley,
grist, John Chestnut, grist and lum,cr; James
Chesnut, ST., grst and lumber; Jthn McRae,
grist and lumber John Brown, gris;; estate of
Burwell Boykin, grist and lunib'r; estate of
Lemucl Roykn grist and lumber :. drs. Jane J.
Knox, grist; Richard Hyatt, ftar and grist;
Lewis Peoples, flour, grist and lumber
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OBJ TTU "A RT
IN 'MEM.ORIIM.

The nnbo, youths who have fallen in Ibis sanguina-
rv struggle entitled 10 the gratitude and affection
OF tloir' cosintrymen WIN huats tall OF patriotism,
and spirits proud and ndomtablc they stood to their
posts until stricken to death; challenging alike the
love of their comrades andthc respect Of the world
And although it is sad to contemplate tlieir loss to
their families and country, yet tIeir memories arc
Srcathcd in II halo of soft and Gcaliteo,ls splcndo:
their deeds are cherished with fostering care too sacred
Tor ccrque-a their names viii! be handed down
to timo as typical Of this stern nrcvouton. Amongst
ths'band of youthful martyrs s;ands the namc of Ser
gcart TAOS. LANG B0illIN, whose spirit returned
TO its God tie th Of May, 1864 ut sold Church.
Va" Connecting himself in September 1862 with the
sWatcree Mounted Rifles" commanded by his Father,
Major L. NJ. Boykin, lie served from that time until
April last i'll this State Wien his company was trans
terrcd to Virginia and attached To tic I'll, S. e. Caval-
ry. Ilo untiring in the lischarg &c Of duty and
ever ready TO undertake anything hawcvor ardons
hazardous. Devoting his whole energy to the ser
vice, he beloved by his comrades for his manl-
ness, i'partality ard courage Ills carH' ter of
that mild vel firm o1rtr which Quietly makes friends.
hut grusps them With hooks of steel, aud in the course
Of life dcVclof pcs noa solid Scul type, conducting
to the good ot society d the cultivation OF the higher
:graccs. p.
lie was truthful candid and generous His heart was
the centre OF apurc emotion, high purposes and e!c-
vatcu sentiments, snrmoumlcd with profound res
pcet for everything sacred. Ills mind was bright and
cultivated, giving pronso Of rich fruit. AS son and
brother hc was aicctionutc, friend true and sin
-ccrc-mora upright and rcvcrrntiH, VIC believes, That
his soul is basking i'll tho. sunlight of heaven. Alas
that lo should have fallen Oh ticsssrrSollr Of life
when his promise were so bright AHA his future
dant witt, Happiness aud good. tIc has hccu trans
planted, we trust to those lands where i'll angel
pany he will dcvclope those qualities OF heart sand
mind which cndeaud him alike to family and friends
'Spiritloo; not on the strife,
Or the pleasures. of earth with regret
Pause Eot Oh the threshold OF tEmitele;s lilo
10 mourlA for the day that is set
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Headquarters.
N>N$CHIpT DEPARTMENT
CUi.v:lalA. August II, 1864.

CDi':l2lA August II, 1864.
GENERAL ORiiERS NOS
z T!lEATrENTiON OF PERSONS ENEN rTEp
4 detailed for :vricu.tul; pllrloSpS. and who
have given bond to tho Government is directed TO the
.olowhag paragraph iroll Circular No ~, Gurcau Of
> Conscriplicn
'a. The sale to the Government, 0rio the families
Of soldrrS at prices liked 10y the Commissioners fthc
State under the Tmprrs.n,cn ic:. of the marketable
supplies remaining after furnishing the Government
with The stipulated 'I'aty Of provisions. and which
lie miy raise from year to gear while his exemption
continues made. by tho Act of Congress approved
February 7,lSC Of the conditions Of Resumption
allowed to an oyerscer or agricunlrs \ claim is
:,oscrel by some Of those exempted ;sngrcnu.yiss to
exchange such part OF the aforesaid surplus as they
please Tor supplies of PROVISIONS clothing and the
like to Ic collsuncd.in ;.my Use. and sell to the
Government or the families Of soldiers only what may
ro'nan OF such surplus after making such exchanges
This claim is in Violations Of law. and Of their contract
VITA the Government, and cannot bc allowed.
"Upon satisfactory evidence being furnished that
persons exempted 0versccrs agricitursts have
thus disposing Of lcr surplus productions by
exchange aforesaid, Eiroliug Officers will arrest
all such persons, forward them their nearest Canps
OF Instruction. to be retained there unit. final action
shall be taken and apnouccd III their cases. and for.
ward through the proper cl,anncs o( communications to
this Bureau report Of tho facts and circumstances
of each case.
"Every agrcul,urst or oycrscor upon receiving his
certificate Of cAcmrto, should he Informed that the
action indicated above will be taken in the event of
his not disposing OF his marketable surplus in accord
rncc with the requirements of lpwp
IT. Officers and agents Of the subsistence and Quar-
tcrnlastcrs Departments requested to communicate
information to tho Enrolling Ohiccr OF all instances com.
ing to their knowledge in which persons exempted or
detailed tor agricultural purposes have violated the
stipuations OF their bonds to tho Government in the
sao or other disposition Of their marketable surplus
G. d. MELTON
August - - Major, Com',t Cunscripts.
.ex7 G"a'"tan pi1lial five times; Cyuricr and
Mercury three times in daily ana same in .ri weekly
all other papers in the State llIrco times
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Headquarters,
CONSCRlPT DEP PrRTME ENT

COLUMBIA, August II, 1854.
GENERAL OPDER.S NO. TO-
II PURSUANT To ORDERS OF 'Tl!H WAR
Il Department. Enrolling Officers are hereby: re-
puircd to Nil orders Of Mai. Gen Jones' com
manding Department OF South Carolina Georgia and
coast deiG,lccs
IL Reports of their Action will be made to the Ma.
jor-Gencral commanding to such officer us lie may
Indicate G. ID. MELTON, +
Aug. % l Major Comnldt Conscripts
C&9- Guardian, Courier and Ltc,cuy publish twice;
al. other ln:pels in the Stata once. :.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-23
CONsyHaH'TEls no JAZZ,

\ NEGRO WOMAN CALLS HER NAME
n Mary and says that she bolonsslo TO Mr.. Brown
on Black River, and 'hat Mr. Brown am, his wifi, arc
high and about fifty years cLl go or b5A sho is vcrv
simple or playing OF so, cant tell which
Tic owner is requested to como forward prove
property. pay Expenses and take her away
July % DUNCAN SuEOltN, Jailor