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The Emancipation Proclamation.

H~'" oe remembered that delegation
OF clergym from Chicago visited Mr.. L..
coin ~ September. 1862, and urged upoo
him 10 issue Proclamation OF emsmcio..
tion. The President in . Ienrsbv renlv
argued the reasons pro and con wbv hs
should not do 50. and finally told the gentle.
men that be would not issue such . psoc,..
mssion. The following extract from ,.s,.,
from M. LovDpy 10 w. l. GARR,sos shows
thst the proclamation had been written lone
previously. and is evidence 81 The Preside nt's
hypocrisy OF dupiici'y in his declarations 20
the Chicago clergy men. The letter says:-
State Sentinel.
Recurring 10 The PRECEDENT, there are :
great many reports concerning him which
seem 70 be reIisbIe and authentic, which.
after al. are not 90. II was currently re-
ported among The anti.slavey men Of nj.
nois that the emancipation procIsmssioo
wss exiorted from him by the outward pres.
sure and particularly By the deIeP Pafion IRON
the Christian convention that met st Cbica.
60. Now, ,be TACT is this, ss l had il from
his own lips: lie hsd written The procI.m..
lion In The GUNNER, q early as June. / think
but will no, be cer,sin ss to the precise
l'me-snd called bis C,binet together and
informed them ihsi he had written il, and
le meant 10 make il. bur wanted 10 read Il
o them for any criticism or remarks % 10 H.
ea'ures Or oe'ais. After having done 90.
VI Seward suggested ifit wouli not be well
% him TO withhold lie publication until A.
sr We had gained some substantial sdvso.
age in the field; st that ,ime We had mes
''th many reverses. and II might be cousid-
red cry Of despair. lie told me he .basid-
red The suggestion a wise one. and 90 held
p 20 The proclamation until after tho bsuIs
Antietam.
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"h'ie me Yankees are prsting 80 glibl,
about the Secessionists Of the Soutb. the,
: seem 20 forget that disunionism was born /,
New England. and runs back a. far ;spe
! perhaps fur'ber) % l796--about the time q
me assembly Of ,he Hartford Convep,op
under Massachusetts auspices. That Mas
lsachuset's and a majority Of New ENGLAND
have always been disioyal, is an histc,icsl
fnct too strong for denial. in 1916. The leo.
Stature Of Massachusetts declared a war
with Mexico cause for dissolution Of the
Union, and, ipso facto the Union was die.
solved, end Massachusetts must revert 10 her
original rights ss on independent State. In
1856 eleven years after. the same party tba,
had wsrred agains, the Union, from the ad
minis'rsticn Of Washington 10 The admins
fra'ion Of Buchanan, passed the following s..
ries Uf resolutions:
Resolved, lst. That the necessity OF die
union il written iu the whole existing char.
scter and condition OF the two sections of ,be
country. IN their social organiza,ion. educa.
lion, habits and laws; in the danger OF our
white ctizsns in Kansas, and our colored
men OF Boston; ia The wounds Of Charles
Sumner and the laurels Of his sssailsnts: sndl
no government on earth was strong enough
TO hold together such opposing forces.
3D. That this movement does not merely
see disunion- but the more perfect union Of
Tree States bv the expulsion Of the slave
States from The confederation in which rhey
hsve ever been an element or dscord. dan.
ger and disgrace.
Sd. Tha, il il moi probable that the uaj.
mate severance OF the Union will be an ne,
d delibers'ion or discussion; but that a loncl,
period o. deIiberation and discussion mus,
'recede it, and here we meet 90 begin the
work.
4ih. That henceforw ard, instead of repsr.
ling u as an objection to any system Of Dol.
cy that i will lead to a separation OF the
States. We will proclaim thai 10 Be the hiph.
81 o. oil recommendation, and the crestestIt
'roof o. statesmanrhip, aud will support pol.
f'cally such men and measures az appear 10
end most 10 thai result
And Massachusetts,, with coursce
'orthy OF better cause, has faithfulls KENT
er Recommendation.
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NO. %.

Correspondence oi the Jssper Csurisr.l
Letter from Dubois Volunteer.
CANT cr lssrKucTios- near NASHVILLE,
May 20. 1854.
EDITOR COURIER We. Of the new
cavalry-infaptry service are siill en-
camped here. eagerly devouring u ncle
Sans rations, and tho news we hear
OF battles "afar off, around Rich.
mond and in Georgia. Our soldier
boys arc confident that Grant will oc.
cnpy the rebel capital before he ouits
and then we hope tor peace again. If
real Union men can rule the nation
0ome ~ orr company say you are dis.
loyal, because yon are against niygcr
equality: but say hurrah for youl
those that holds mp for the abolition
ists are traitors and tories 70 their
country, who want the niggers set free
among us. but don't myself individ.
nally. The name Of being soldier il
all that brought most Of what few
there are in the army. ont here: and
not their love Of country, at all I
don't call them Union men. There
are ten democrats to one abolitionist
IN company Nj.
John Pitman. Of M, was married
ast night. Bully for him.
Tours, de-, W. Il. L..
20. NJ. 10th Ind. Cavalry.
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Rotten Boroughs-Louisiana Delegate,
The State Sentinel says il appears ,hs
delegates have been selected 10 repsesen
Louisis IA IN the Baltimore Republican Con
: ven,ion We do not propose 10 make an
remarks upon this isrce-we may better "a,
. imposition upon even the .loyal. people 0
The country. The Cincinnati G szette, whicI
Is recognized a. "loysp paper makes IN.
following comments upon this attempt I,
override the honest sentiment aud wishes q
its own party by iois,ing upon convention
Is delegation which has no constituency o,
Representations except within the lines Of the
army and that within small portion OF the
State whch the "loyaI white inhabitants
could not hold for day against The seces-
sion residents il our troo 2s were Withdrawn
Yet such State l. 10 have fun represen-
'a''on 10 the Baltimore Convention no, only,
ou' We presume will be entitled 10 full
vote 10 The Preside ntial election. Says The
Gazette:
"The las, advices from New O,leaps an
ncunce the election o. four'een delegates 70
represent the Stale Of Louisiana in the Bal
'imore Convention. What will these dele
gates represent! A small portion Of The
S'ate,.snd even there the elections ca q only
De held within our military lines and the
loyal white inhabitants could not hold il 70,
" DAY against The Secession Jesid@nts II our
troops we're withdraw1. The loysl blacks
"e DO NOT take into the account. for they are
\ rliowed 10 rights. They profess 10 repre-.
,cni Safe where they would be hung for
mis- representation. il they set foo, outside
he protection q the army. They represent
military election, snd yet they expect 10
rast fourseen votes in The nomination Of I
'andifaie for President, ss il The same kind
" military election were going to cast
h- vote Of The State in biz election.
How many such rotten boroughs will il.
axe 20 vi'ia'e a nomination or an elec,iopll
Z seems TO Us thst these delegates have sli
mission az home, TO convert the people oil,
4ouisana before they sssume to represent,
hem 10 the national councils. Delegates
u-ht 70 DC able 70 miogle with the people
hey act for. without fatal consequences 10
heir necks. We suppose that Senators and
representatives will soon be presenrirg| ,
iemselves 20 Congress from this and other 4
tates ir The same condition. And we OBJ.
erve that The House has just voted mileage
nd salary q the rejected applicants from
irglnia. This will be sufficient 10 props.
''e The business Of applying for admission. p
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0~y The follow ing was posted in HE .ousc
. few days since BY Pcughkeepse busi.
ness man:
'HEanQuAETERs, House. oF-.
"General Orders, No. Julia: Until
ihcsPrice fsIls. no more butter will be used
10 cur family. james,
He had hardly reached bic counting house
when special messenger handed him this:
"James: Until butter IL reinststed, no
more tobacco win be used ln this house.
JULIA. Chief Of Staff"
Il j. said that butter won.
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IL Some time ago We ssw a soldier, a. a
punishment for some offence, standing on the
top of post. lie looked like up-top fel-
low. There didn't seem 10 be The least like
Iihocd q HE sleeping on bis poet Louis
vile Journal.
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School Fund Apportionment.

The following il the semi.annuaI sppor
iicnmcnt of The Common School Revenue
and alec the last enumeration Of chiidrel
between the ages Of FIVE and twenty-ons
years. 10 The several counties Of this Con
gressiomal District.
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The whole amount Of revenue derived
from taxation was S46l03l; from interes.
on common school fund s59, ,l64 AZ; from
liquor license. <ls,95o; from unclaimed fees,
ei06 o3. Total, $60l .654 90.
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, BY
G 1 E n ENT DOA NE.
0FFICE-CoRsER OF MAcpoSALp AND
WEST STREETS.

TERMS- STRICTLY IN ADVANCE:
Single Subscription. for fifty Nos. 81 81
For sir months, Oa
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II 6TEve did not know ss much % her
daughters Of the present day. Had they
been 10 her place, instead Of being deceived
BY, they would have deceived ths devil.
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For square Of 10 lines or less, ! week, ~ oO
Each subsequent insertion, 50 cfs
Longer adver,sem suis. al same rate A
fraction over even square or squares, count cd
- . square. These are the terms 81 tran.
sient advertisements; a reasonable deduc-
tion will be made tc regular advertisers
Notices Of appoint ment Of administrators
end legal notices Of like character 10 be
paid for ip advance.
IssouxcrSG CANDIDATES.:
For Township Offices, each, Slno
For Coun,y :. " zoo
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Keep i before the people that The Chicago
Tribune. Lincoln loyal organ said:
Give " rebel victory, let our armies be
MARYLAND conquered. Washington
captured. the President exilcd, and the Gov.
ernmcnt destroyed; give us these or any other
calamiirs tina, can result from defeat aud
ruin, sooner than victory with Mcclellan
40 Gcncral"
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IL AN what time of day was Adam ere.
sied' A htlie before Eve.
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a VOLUNTEER FOR OsE HUNDRED DAYS.
- founr Muster Perkins. son of Judge Per
s'nS, q sixtcen years Of age. Young Master
Morton, son q Governor Major General
Judge Morton, i also sixteen yesrs OF see.
Well. Judge Perkins made no call for troops.
bst Judge Morton did He demsnded twen.
" thousand for one hundred DAYS. instant.
y younr Perkins sprung 10 arms. enrolling
himself 10 the cause Of his country like a
msn. Rut yonpe Morion's psternaI snces.
'0r wouldn't let Kim 60. lie told the lad he
didn't s'e i. These two boys used 10 play
together. and !, pains us 10 see them thus
separated. No doubt young Morton wou ID
ike 70 70 with young Perkins. IL the asol.
dier's friend" his immortal dad, would only
let him.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-31
Grain and Lumber Mills.

:. H. Zemp, flour and grist; JAS II. Vaughn, -four
and gris'; James A. Kirkland, grist j F. suth
erland. lumber and grist; W. E. Hughes lumber
anu erist; Cherries Perkins, lumber Col James
c. Halle, lumber and grst; A. II. Boykin. aour
grist and lumber: L. W. r. Blair, -four and
grist; Charles Ralcy, -four md grst J. R. sow
cll' grist ; John W. Gaskins. -four, gr+st and lum-
per; John 4. Young, grist and lumber; r. J.
fanthen, lnmher; Robert Kirkley, grist estate
~ ~ "m' Shields grist and lumber; George r.
Miller, flour and grist; L. j. Patterson, aour
and grist; John S. Miller, flour and grist estate
Of L. Lang grist and lumber: W N. Kelley
grist, John Chesnut, grst and lumber; James
Chestnut. ST., grist md lumber; John McRae.
grst and lumber =; John Brown, grist ; estate Of
Burwcll Boykin, grist and lumber: estate ~
Lcmuel Boykn, grist and lumber: Mrs Jane }
Knox, grst.; Richard Hyatt, flour and prist
Lewis Peoples, flour, grist and lumber.
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Headquarters,
RESERVE FORCES, s. c. !
COLUMBIA, Sept, 80, 1864. !

-. ~.
COLUMBIA, Sept 80, 1864. !
GENERAL ORDER NO. 7.
r PURSUANT TO GENERAL ORDER no 73
IL Autant and Inspector General's Office current
seres, {lercunlo nppended) the Brigader General
commanding Reserve forces Of South Carolina hereby
control and direction OF the consumption SER
vice in the State.
II. Except as hereinafter specified the organization
Of tho Conscripn department in the State including
the Examining Roartis, will be prcScrvca and I'LL
isting orders, regulations and instructions of the Com
mn,lnt OF Consripts Will be continued Of force until
otherwise ordcroR.
III. Local Enrolling Officers and Examining Boards
will rcpor, immediately to the Commandant of Con-
scripts, and through him communicate with these
Headquarters. and will, through him, receive orders
and instructions
~. All communications in relation to the Conscrp-
ton service i'll the Safe and nl applications for
cmplion ANIL detail must he made through tile Com
mandnnt OF Conscrpts; communications on all olcr
subjects will continue to be made through the a. ~
General Of the Reserve Forces S G..
Y. The Office OF Gong cssinllal District Enrolling
Officer bcing abolished all officers hcrctof re acting
in that capacity will report by letter 10 the Command
;t of '"sscris Tor assignment other duty setting
forth their rank. corps position and present assignment
to duty. Competent officers will he assigned as "l-
spccors Transcription i'll the several Congressional
Districts.
VI With view to compliance Of Par. III of said
General Order No 73. the Gommand:nt OF Conscrpts
will, without delay order the medical examinations of
ali commissioned officers and other persons Except
those OF the lnvald Corps) employed in the enroll
ing service Of this Sta,c Commissioned officers. to
whom no disability is found to exist will hold them.
selves III readiness to be assigned to duty III the field
As soon practicable.
VII. Application for assignment to duty as Enroll-
ing Officers Assistants Clerks and to her positions
IN the Conscripon service in this Sta,c vii be re-
cclved from officers. non-commssiOned officers and
privaes belonging to The Reserve Forces, and from
retired and light duty officers und men, and from per-
sons not liable to service in the field Sucl applca-
tons enclosing testimonials Of cturacler intelligence
and h,ness will lie addressed to Maj G. d. MELTON,
Comnundant Of Conscr;pts. Columbia S. G.
BY command Brig. Gen. CHEsNUT.
ED. II. BARNWELL
A. A. Gen.
Oct. 20.
ST State papers copy three times.
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INoN TIE USE OF THE CONFEDERATE
Il States-Scrap Iron, wrought cast, for which
rny fair price in cash. fpreferred, will exchange
rolled plantation Iron for th9same Planters others
havins any ofthe above to dispose of will inform me
OF the fact wish collect it together ns speedily
as possible. Us. MERONEY
September IT,
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, S. g..
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

RICHMOND, CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA, wEsrERr
AND WAY MAILS.
Due-Daily by ! "A p ,r
Closc-paily by 8 90 p NJ
LANCASTER, FLAT ROCK, &C.
Due-Monday Wednesday & Friday by y On u
Close-Sam. days, at II M I
RED HILL, Russell PLACE, &c.
nue-Thursday, by 12no
Closes-Same day, at II M
TTLLER's FERRY, JEFFERSON, DC.
Due-Monday, by - m n
Closcs--Frdny at IN m "
OFFICE HOURS
From 90 A. N. to 90 F. M. and FIR .,o~,
time after opening the mail at night ''o''
L44:ssa T. W PEGUES p
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:lcH"ntfS and I'1md'y Schools in Camden.
l.. Mct'andcss' Male Academy; F. S,audcpuyer-
male academy; Mrs McCandless' Academy for
onhg Ladies'. Mrs. McCreight Miss Dawson
Alrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DcNoon.
H'aler$ IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware &c., &C.
T. >" honn"S. James Dunlap, George Alden, Mrs
NJ T. rampbcll j. NJ Kennedy, Mrs. McLeish.
Acnttal Smith, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Crosby, -
Eenj"min, Malhcson Il Co.. a. r. La,la, ". D.
-Mep""Hil' 3 Orpenhem, NJ. Baum, s. Brs Me-
Son,mers, T. s. Myers, James .McEwea, ".
{, Gerald & Co., George Douglas. j. II. On
Icnhcim Bro, Win. johnson, b. D. Hocott, i.
Skies. -
Dr"Yyists.
VIM. McKnin, +. L. Zen,p.
Book Seller and s,ati0ner
james 4. Young
Watches end Jcrc1yy -,
James A. Youag, l. B. Alexander, A.w: wei..
hun.
Blachsmhhs, Wago" und CarziayeMoke,s..
S. Silver, Robert Man, Nathan B. Arrants, Thomas
Silver. II. r., blacksmith.
Cabinet Harerooms and Lndertaker,,
c.. L. Chattcn, VIM. Tarver, j. +. Sutherland.
Builders
DR.: Sutherland, c. L. Chatten, II. c. Roberts.
Merchant Tailor.
Charles A. Mcdonald.
Saddlery and Harness.
F. j. Oakes, Mr.. B,llger.
HheelcrigM and Ginmaker.
r. J. McCreight
Bakers
F. Shoemaker, VIM. Daasoh
), Tun- Yards. p.
L. 3. Stephenson, r L. Zemp, John s. Bradley. .
Alex Mcleod, Lewisy. Patterson, John BroSsn.
Hotels
nlarls,oh ~ hoqse, oy E. G. Robinson.
Dehais House. oy J. H. Jungbluth
Pirate Boarding.
J. ". Rodgers.
~ H1'no'V and Dress Making. .
Miss D. II. McEwen, Mrs. Hammerslo,p
lChmshcs
.Methodist-- T. Wighman, pastor.
Prcshyterian-S. II. Hay,
Episcopal-T. F. Davis, jr,
EEaptisi-W. +. 1Iughson,
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Coroner.
John S. Meroney.
Managers of Elections.

Managers Of Elections
Camden-John S. Meroney, c. A Mcdonald,
Cureton's Mill-Fredcrick Bowen. James Team,
Emanuel Parker.
Flat Rock-Jesse Trucsdcl, James Fletcher,
George r. Miller.
Lizenby 's-John McGougau, Daniel McCas&ill,
Donald Mcdonald.
Schroek's Mill-B: 7. Mccoy, Alexander Nc
Lcod Henry Radcliffe.
Goodwin's store-Bsnjamin Cook, John B. Mick
le, James II. Vaughn
Liberty IIill-A. ID. Jones' IT,, r. c. Patterson,
II. u. Cunningham.
f.Gcrrs Of Court :.
Joseph D. Dunlap Commissioner in Equity: r
Clyb"rn,, Clerk A. J.. Mcdonald Ordinary
Duncan Shcorn, Sheriff.
Tax Collector
William McKain
Confederate Enrol'ing Omcrr
W. Z. Lcitncr.
Confederate Har Tar Collector.
A: A. Kennedy.
sdssessors'
John Cantey, r. NJ. Kennedy
Collector Of Tux in Kind.
James Jones.
chef Commssa'y Iiqeni
j. Fl. Dcvereaux-
Confederate QuorfFrmaster's Aqenf"
James Sewers.
State Q"arirrmastcr's Agent
A. Markley Lee
Hsceiring and Delivering .tgtnt.
j. NJ. Gayle.
Officers Of the Town of Camden.
lntendant.
James Dunap
HardeaS.
N. D. Baxley, d. D lIocotl L. NJ. Boswell, R. NJ.
Kennedy.
Recorder
K. NJ Kennedy.
Aarshdi and Narkcts Cltrh.
Vim. johnson.
Professional.
Physicians Prncf,cinq
L. II. Deas, D. L. DeSaussurc, r. Rcenstcrna.
". r. Skies, Benjamin II. Mathcson, J. McCaa.
!. l. Trantham W. J.. Pickett r. s Jucas #
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President and Directors Of Camden Bridge Co..
President ohm NJ. DcSaussure
Directors-Joln Macruc. Is. Perkins, James Teap
Colin Macrae, Sec l. Treas.
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COMMISSIONERS Of Rondy.
J. NJ. DaSoussurc Chairman, L. T.. Mccoy. W. l..
Hughes, Daniel ID. Kirkland james l.. Me-
powall. Lewis j. Patterson, }. English Dolby,
Fred. Bowen, JOHN l.. Micklr, Gillian Sowcll,
Richmond Il. Terrell Emanuel Parker.
The sixth section of the :" Act 10 establish Ger
tain Roads, Bridges and Ferries, passed December
H. rs as follows:
'''rha each Commissioner of Roads now in Of
hcc, or hereafter. appointed, shall until Il
successor is appointed, and has accepted This
section to be III force during the wnr.
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Soldiers Board of Relief

Soldiers Board of Relief
John NJ. DeSaussure. f. Barnes James Dunlap, J.
Ross Dye, G. Mosely, James Team, Jesse Tmes-
del, John B. Mickle, Charles Haley, John Gas
kns, Daniel Gardner.
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Commissioners to -dpprcre Public Securities.
John NJ. DcSaussurc, james Dunlap, Vim: T.. John
son, sr., A. NJ. kcNncdy Thos. L. Shannon.
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HaQist7'CtcS.

J ohm X. Wilhersroon. Nm. d. Hogan, ". l.. Tay-
Itr, Henry brace, JOHN i. Shaw Richard l..
Whitaker, j. Il. Enrkcr.
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Commissioners Of I'ubiic Buldinys.
John Workman, II. NJ Kennedy, Il. b. johnson, F.
J.. Zemp, l.. ". X. Blair, James Is. Curcton. YIN.
u. McUowall Chairman, &. +. B., Colin Macrcu
Treasurer
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STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA s. c., Oct. IL, 1864.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RESOLUTIONS
OF The General Assembly, tile following persons
have been appointed by the Governor to the Military
Academy, ana will report at the Arsenal Academy in
Columbia, to Capt. J. p. THOMAS commanding, Oh
tho first day Of January nexi:
First Congressional Dishtct.-Scrg - Aangnn,
Co. +, s. c. v, B. II. Owens, Pee Dee Light Arle
r..
Sec"nd C"ng' -sstona lDtstrict-Sergt A. F. OBrien
Co ]. lat s. c. Y.
Third Congressional Dist ict-Bcnjan'n J. john
Fourth Congressional Disr'c!-I Yancey Dean,
Co. r. Hampton Legion, G. v.
FUh L"mg, esSinEii Observation-Disclosures O.. Ward,
Co. d. 22d :. C. V
Si1M Cony' eSsioaal Disfrict-Scrgt. Madison. F.
Hawthorn, Co. +. 18th s. C. Y.
Tile applicants who have not been appointed and
who may desire 10 renew their applications for the
next year; Should give notice thereof 10 this Depart
ment.
By order Of the Governor
F. ARTHUR
Oct. l8 Private Secretary.
nB Columbia and Charleston papers publish tri.
weekly for two weeks. All other papers in the State
publish once.
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Notice.
Council Notice.

TUE TOWN AUTHORITIES HAVING con.
L FRACFED with parry to cut Nil grass and
weeds in the Cemetery" otsdc private lots) do hereby
forbid any one else cutting grass within tn. enclosure
By order Of Council II. N. KENNEDY
Clerk Of Council
Oct. 7 @.a ,f
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NEW GOODS!
II. SO MI M E F 81.

A.
DLACK ALPACCAS;
ID Black and colored Calicocs;
Ginghams, Paper Cambrics;
I'c15cges ard Delaines;
, Brown and blue DENNIS:
Superior English I.onGc'oth;
! a,iics Silk Gloves, Whucbonc:
Gilt Buttons and Trimn'ings for ladies' dresses;
Black Italian sewing Silks
Black. white and colret! spool Thrcal-a Nos.
Black flax Thread at
Pins, Knitting Needles, Needles Buttons, Tape;
Combs and Toi!et Sonp, llairpinS;
Ladies Hair Nets;
"dirS white, slate and blue Hose;
Servants lIandkcrc,c 8. and great many other
artires too numerous 10 mention.
-: AIsO:-
Cotton Cards and lnr,,--al Numbers;
7-S aud 44 !;rancvillc Shirtirgs and assert
mcnt of Groce ric ics-,iso Gun Powder
Call and examine the stock at
j: SOMMERS.
Opposite the Market
October Is tu. tn. 8. +
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Commissioners 0ffhe Poo

ComnSS'oncrS Of lie Poor.
+. Barnes, a. a. McDowall, John o. Higgins r
NJ. Kennedy, }. S. Depnss. ". E. lIughson, Sec
and Treas.
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DISTRICT NIkECTO kI.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Legislators.

DISTRICT OFTJCERS
legislators.
a. II. Boykin-Scnator.
john Al. DeSaussure, D. D. Perry-Represcntu-
tics.
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Commissioners Of Free Schonls:
Wiley Kelley, Vim. Dixon, Jnmcs Tcam G. c.
linile Jesse Trucsdcl: Daniel Bcthunc, A. L..
Mcdowell.
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Il Office.
RAGS ! r RAGS!!

TINE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR WHITE
L liner or cotton rags delivered large or small
quantities at this onife.