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ATTENTION!
UEADu'Rs Cons, Urn DIST. CA
Ivtt, T,,,n vOtE, 1

UEAUV RS TONSI IN DIST, WAy
Griffin, June 30tl, 1864.
A LII officers aud sodcS arriving at this place
n on leave of absence or furlough, are hereby
required to report ut these Headquarters ON arri-
val agd departure, that their names aud status may
be- recorded,
If my officer or soldier .hould DO granted leave
of ab cncc or lurough to go to any county in this
DsDu't, they are rcqusrcd 10 report W thout delay
to the county Enrolling officer, for the same pm-
pose
rhi' has particular reference to officers aud sol
dicr, loc IN this city. Aud compliance with this
requirement will avoid the necessity Of being
brought up by Enrolling officers
b. II. NEWTON,
iu3r-jt 1t, and f. q. III Dist. Ga.
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Another RAID.

II tho talk all over the ct5 that another rair
approaching tn thrce-dooncd place. The peo-
pie here, however have heard tho cry % "wolC" sD
elton that it dom excite thom very much The
yankees are ropo ted at Big Black. What the
scouudrels expect to accomplish by coming out
here now is a mys lry to us. Thoy have already
stolen everything hat can possibly bo Of any value
to thcm. However, let them comc' uelin &c they
can. It may do ,hom good 10 fNlst thc'r eyes upon
the or mbing wa. Of brick and mortar which still
remain asa with, OF their vandalism. We hay,
heard no estimate # the force Of the ruiding party
nor IRE we cortoir that they will make 70 descent
upon Jackson. SIN it is just probable that they
will exempt zach IN sXperrcnt.--Jnclso" H.'is.
sinnian ErAn. 81
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THE DAILY REBEL.
GlsIEIrIN. On.
MORNING EDITION.

n1j~ The Yankee Anaconda is just now exhibit
ing worry considerable evidences of vitality
Throughout the whole circumference of our terrific
ry ho is making desperate efforts to break through
tho crustof the rebellion. In Virginia and North
Georgia, he is making his mightost efforts, but he
is shaking himself about Savannah. Charleston, at
Jackson, Mississippi and in North Mississippi
appears TO be Simultaneous effort from every
direction to oycrpowor us and tss. our powers Of
resistance In no quarter however 20 the prospects
give very catering promises Of much success to
the foe Con, Loo has baflod all cir schemes in
Virgniu, and will continue to d. 80; they viii
find themselves chocimated at 5a NAH Charles
ton Is fully able to rcpel all a2say , and even to
capture her assailantsi nothing , be gained by
them at jackson, for they dcyus I'd the country
in the sherman raid, and in Nor. Mississippi the
War Eagle waits impadontly or prey which is
advancing towards him from McHI IS.
Such exhibitions as tho Lincoln )ycument no
now making would at one tim, % ho history of
the war have aroused the APP 90. nsions Of our
people, but they have seen there 'cratc aud spas
modic displays SO often that the ~ now able to
regard them with composuro az ithout fear.
The movements Of the enemy our Southern
coast, and in the west, are rather lculutcl to in
spiro confidence in our people lor hey show that
our foes appreciate the di0icultic. the way Of
their two grand armies, and are ,riyen to those
montebank oNpcdionts and outs dc movements for
the purpose Of diyortiug poDc Of our forces
from their rrouts, and thus weaken ourselves at the
points at which they most desire succoss-Rch.
mond and Atlanta. But they will nd that their
tricks are transparent as glass AMI that to the so-
gacity orour leaders the sun shines Trough them.
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An hLLARw,--Therc was quite an alarm among
the military last night aud VIC are glad to add
every man was promptly at his post Yesterday
afternoon number Of vessels appeared in the river
abreast Of Fort Pulaski. About 10 o'clock last
night there was considerable movements among
them, plckets wer5 thrown up at sundry points and
signals exchanged, indicating that some dcviltry
was on foot The alarm gun was fired at Fort
Jackson, and in a brief space Of timo every man
aud ship was in the right place. All were on the
gui ruc until day light but for SOME reason uucS-
planned, no demonstration was made by the enemy
All is quiet thi. morning. -Sdrmmuh Republican
Of the th.
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Gs- private letter to the edit. from highly
INTEL gent and gallant officer Of Il army Of Ten
nessel not intended for puhlicato, thus speaks of
three # the best officers in that my. The COM
pmc IT'S are all the moro valuable that they were
not Intended for the public eye, and were written,
in the freedom of friendly correspondence wud,r
the rain of shell from tho enemy batteries in al
most illegbo pencil marks
Col Jno. C. Carter (our temporary Brigade com
mandcr) has added greatly to his reputation as 10
military man, since this campaign oponod---hc has
the entire confidence Of tho officers and men Of his
Brigade, and if vacancy should exist, no one
would be moro acceptable as Brigade comman-
der Geuls. Chcntham aud IIardcc, his immediate
suporiors, highly appreciate him as commander.
and the latter has recommended him for promotion,
for gallantry upon the field. Unless we have a
very short war or rathor early peace, you may
write it down as certain, that we will have very
considerable military leader in our friend, of Napo-
lcouic Dimensions Col Jno. c. Carter.
Gen Cheatham is the most mdofatigabo work
ing man in this army. He has head full Of brains
and experience has made impractical and sue
ccsslul
This campaign has brought us in close contact
with General Hardce, for whom we have the high.
est admiration and in whom we have the utmost con-
idsnce History will place him along with the great
military men Of his day, and scarcely inferior to
any of them. Sunshine, rain and storm find our
Corps and Division commanders always at theil
nnstl
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NAmgD Maj. LSUollcn, cen. Pillows Commits
sary, was arrested ny the yigiJmt auhortcs of this
city, an his way To- the yankee lines, Maj L. was
We learn, under 1rrcst for cnbozllemont or some
other pocics of aud upon iho government bu
made his escape nd succeeded in &C. Ting this far
before he was ov -houlud, We know nothing o.
tho merits of his lso but presume it will be thor
oughly sirtcd bel ,ro he succe ds in .lting ont
the Jurisdiction the Comic crate S.lJes.-Jacl-
son Nisasippjoa Erh0, 81.
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55- Miss Salllc Wingicd respectable lady
about % years Of age, was outraged aud then muir
deredb by negro i'm Amherst county, Va, ON the
10th OF june, The negro is still at large.
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From ho Courier Of me- ih.
siege Of Charleston--ThrCe Hundred and
giXticth Day.

siucc our last report operations have been unu-
sually active,
on Friday night a considerable force Of tho onc-
my, under the command Of Col. HeinCr of the lO3d
Now York regiment crossed over irsm Dixons
Island to the South end or Peninsula portion Of
james Island, ut lcgares Farm. About four
o'clock, Saturday morning they attacked our picket
guard, composed Of Blake Battery, lsi S. C. Artl-
lcry. and detachment Of ho Palmetto Siege TRAIN
stationed at Rivers Cau.eWay. Our men were pos
tod behind small infantry brea'twork, A SHARP
fight with muskCry and artillery Cu3u0d, lasting
about an hour and u half the enemys irst advance
being repulscd with the considerable loss OF 90 mel
killed and wuuulol frOu the fire Of Blake's guns.
Out Of three hundred and fifty men Of of the 1881
Now York, only two bundled and fifty answered to
their names Of the action.
After the rcpul,1 Of tho enemy, their officers Wild.
great labor, curslng and threatening, induced the
the men to renew the attack They were
again Handsomely received by flakes Bat
terry aud allowed to approach thin thirty
steps of our men, before filling back, Two Of ouI
guns aud some tor or hftec men in front, fell into
the hands of tho ncmy. We broug It of some
three or four p isOncrs. Our loss was slight
Two wounded mel were b ought in, ne struck il
the hip and the other in th, chest, the ball passing
through the body
Cen Tuliaier,, who clmmands II forces Ur
james ledud, slC KS III u Sn praise tue BdllHh'
try OF our men, nd the 'mnoss witt which they
stood by their aru until oyerpowereU by superior
numbers.
The enemy, On citing ossossion " ,he post, I'M.
modiltcly CONNIE cod cntronching. Tl3y were also
reported TO be receiving reinforcement
Prisoners say t1at Pos. has about four thou
sand troops on F.,ly Islrnd. TIC lemys 1auL
and rear are prote ted by monitor lud two gun.
boats in Stone river.
A dispatch date Saturday, o'cocl p. m, says
" The enemy are d a stand extending from Grim.
balls along the cppsoway, and numbc say 5000
No lighting since his morning.
" A column is advancing up the Stolo on Johns
Island, where Gel. Robertson comma ia"
About daylight Sunday morning lothcr eNpe-
dition of the enemy in bargas, comma ldod by Col
Ll-- -..a-a nitapk On Fort .Lahnsln. apd Worl
brilliantly ropulsel by the garrison, uu Tor The com
muud of It, Col. Joseph a. Iatcs list ). c. ArtiIlc
Iy
The following Official dispatches were received
SUNDAY, July 3--The enemy as aultod For
johnson in barges at dawn, but were handsomely
repulsed by the z, rrison under 1t. Col Joseph a
Yates. Several nkees were killed and wounded
Over 100 prisoners were taken
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tOR FIRE.

A COMPETENT and experienced cook washer
"A and ironcr who is also acquainted with
general houseworE, and is Il very fair scamstrcss.
Apply at this Office. junclj-U
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SPECIAL EVcuANGu-Co Colonel A.. q, Watts.
Commissio cr Of Exchange, returned from Nichs-
burg day before yesterday having accomplished
the cXchau % of fifteen yanks for sixteen good Con
lclcrotes. Besides the advantage in quality, our
Commission nr seems to have got the advantage of
one in nam Jcrs.-jochson Hjgi~'ppiu Eoto Of
hc 2uR
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SECuLT CmmuN Il CouBR, rIoE.--Somc Of the
North Carolina pl lcrs contain lccounll which sS
nose the existence If q secret mbnOi ON Of ua
tors IN that State and sxten ling into Georgia
Alabama and, per aps Virgin and the army
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r. We learn Inst Mrs udgc Barnett cam,
out mn Vicksbu in compa y with Col. Wtta'
under flag of true, a few day sgo.-,'och'o" Vi~
aippinn EElrin.
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DISTINGUISHED lnRWAL.-L out. Ger, Longstres
arrive in this CT yesterday aitcmo from Col
Hmbia We arc 2 atifcd to SC that h, is looking
we'll ut regret to earn that is su ering from
psral, ,is ofths al ,. Tie Gcn al is stC pPng the
reside ice of Josia Sblcy, 4, corn,' of EIbcr
and Bay Streets iugusta Go stttionaisL 29h.
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30 RIGAMs
NnTIcE-NEW FIRM.

GUPERGOR English Letter Paper, for sale by
> Yj-lt j. II. JOHNSON & co.
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Book Keepers Attention.
HNllI.RE are several hundred Volume, Of Books
l. belonging 10 Dr. Robbins library loaned out
ia diilil. rarti,. huinis Thorn will p.oaeo return
them TO his old rooms and obligc,
JOHN. L, G. STEWART.
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@ss- The DANA g doue BY StruhIs raiders t.
tho Grange and Alexandra }uilros, was ven
slight. So says Il Enquirer f the 2yth ult
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II. W. FEILDEE,
Assistant Adiutaut General.
ROYAL'g HOUSE.

james Island, 4. NJ, July 3, 1864
Capt. Fielding A. A. g.: In the absence Of Col
Black have the honor tc forward tho following
report Of Lieut. Col Yates
The commando of the expedition, Col Hoge,
j3d Pennsylvania regiment, says the expedition
was about 500 or 800 strong, but the Adjuant, who
is MORALLY wouuo oil, says they were 900 strong.
His statement is credited by most Of tho prisoners.
have the honor o report the capture Of lao pris
oners including five commissioned officers and
some wounded, also five barges, ia stand Of small
arms, with accoutrements. Enemy 's less in killed
and wounded cannot be estimated as most of the
wounded were taken off. We will be able to tell
better at low tide. Our loss very small The en-
cmy'5 expedition was composed of men of the ar
my They advanced in two columns Of barges.
about twenty eigl in number one cslumn around
Gregg and ono down schooner Creek As far as
asccrtaincd, they numbered one thousand strong.
Tho expedition was formed at the soulh end Of
Morris Island. The prisoners have left for Charles
ton The enemy brought implements for en-
treuchiug, aud also nations.
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From the Front.

CuArrAnoocuEl, July 6ll ,-Thur has boa
very little shrmihug to-day. The enemy arc
cautiously feeling their wa, They yesterday
burnt he Paper III aud Roswell Mill.
Ayuudoo Major and ten prIyatos were brought
a, tI,i. py.pinv
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Somo twenty dead bod es Of the enemy are re-
ported to huyo bees found in the marsh near Fort
johnson.
About nine o'clock Sunday morBirg body Of
the enemy landed at Whio Point, Johns Island,
and made feeble demonstration on n. Robert
sons lines They were easily driven IT,
During Sunday the enc ny's gunboats and two
Monitors in Stone kept ~ heavy fir on Battery
Priugc and Scces ionville. We have not learned
the result.
vigorous fire has also hesu kept ~ on tho city.
Sixty-thrco shots we're fired frOm Fr lay evening
up ~ six o'clock sunday tetnoon. Che Monitor
left the fleet iusd, the bur and stea' cd round IL
Stone.
II vas reported Sunday evening thf The enemy
had rotrcatod from Logare farm, and hat our for
mcr picket line la been Te-establishc l. No such
information had been received at Headquarters up
90 % late hour last hight.
Passengers by tro Sava nah train 2sterday re
port b demonstration made GU the Eiiroad near
Pocotaligo. No official formation vas received
and the report il believed to be With mt founda-
ton.
Heavy firing was still going on in the direction oil
Stone at the hour Of closing our report.
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FRANC. NJ. PAUL,
Griffin, Ga,
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} j *, PRlNGLE,
1t. and Asst Inspector Gen.

LII anu hse luHltNNol btu'
Official: CuAs. SrRWGFELLow, A. A.
The prisoners rived in the city at II o'clock
Sunday morning, md were lodged in Jail. They
ALL with the excel ion Of Col. Hoge, the command
cr Of the expedition and private, belong to the
sd Penn. Among them were the following Off
GERS:
COL Henry NJ. IIoyt, Capt. r. b. Camp, Is. Lieut.
r. y. Evans, LIST Lieut. James G. Stevens, lst Lieut.
John b. Cunningham, wounded in face, lst Lieut.,
s. A Bunyuns Acting Adit, mortally wounded,
Sargl George Scott, MORALLY wounded.
The following were also received at the yankee
hospital
Priyacs n. Lifts wounded in the thigh II. Need
ley, hand and brous 7 J Jenkins, molthlly; John
f Miller, back, S Reid, knoc; II Petit, ankle and
leg.
Our own loss was one killed aud five wounded,
two Supposed morlnlly, The following is tho OH
cal list of casualties:
FoRr JOHNSTON, July 3, 1861.
List Of tho killed and wounded in The attack on
Fort johnson Sun lay mon ing:
Field aud Staff Lieutenant Colonel JOS A Yates,
slight in hand, Surgeon Jos McCauley hurt in the
ankle by fall from his horse in the marsh near
Battery Simkins.
Private Woodward, LIST s. c. Artillery Company
f. killed. Scrgcau Stub )lcfcd Company Il, Let
s. C. Artillery wounded il tho abdomen, danger
ously; Private Brown, wounded in tic abdomeS
mortally; Private l. Ecusaw, wounded in the
thigh, bone shatte ed dangerously.
j. GLOVER,
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Hea adquarters
as pOHWtGaS
September
REsEvE FORCES, s, ca
COLUMBIA, Sept. 80, 1864.

sREcIlL ORDERS M.
!: PURSUANT TO GENERAL ORDER NO, 73,
Il Adj. and 1nsp Generals Office, current series
,efeuuto appended the Brigadier General command
ing Reserve Forces OF South Carolna hereby assumes
control aud direction ot The conscrpdon service in the
State y - 4
H. Except as hereinafler specified, the organization
oftl Conscrption Departmental in tbe State including
the Examining Boards will be preserved; andiall ses
isting orders regulations and Instructions Of the Com
mandant of Conscrpts will be continued Of force until
otherwise; ordered. : :, ~ s.sses 3 q
III. Local Enrolling Offcersan Examining Boards
Will report Immediately to tlie Commaadan of Con-
scripts and through him communicate sith these
Headquarters ard will through him, receive orders
and Instructions =,
Al communications in relation to the Conscrip-
ton service in the State anda applications for e1
enipton and detai must be made, through the Com
.mandant:of Conscrpts; communications on all other
subjects viii continue to be made through the A. a.
General Of the Reserve Forces'S Q. II IL
b Y The Office Of Congressional District Enrolling
Officer being abolished all officers in
that capacity will report by letter to the Commandsnt
of Conscrpts Tor to other duty setting forth
their rank, corps position aud present assignment 10
duty Competent officers win be assigned as 'Inspec5
tors OF 2onscripfon'' in tho several Congressional
Districts.
vi. With d view to compliance OF Par IfT.eor said
General Order No 73, the Commandant Of Conscripts
will without delay, order the medical exaRnation Of
all commissioned officers and other persons Except
those oft the Invalid corps employed 10 the enrolling
service Of this State commissioned officers, as to
whom no disability is found to exist will hold them
selves in readiness to be assigned to duty IN TIE field
as soon as practicable. 2
VII Application E5r assignment to duty as Enroll.
ing Officers Assistants Clerks and to other positions
in the Conscription service p this Suite, will be re-
ceiyed frbm officers non. commissioned, officers and
prirates belonging to the ReseFye Forces and from
retired and light duty officers Hid man and from per-
sons not liable to service in the field Such appIca
tons enclosing testimonials of character intelligence
and fitness will be addressed to- Maj G. d. MELTON,
Commandant ofGonscripts, Columbia S. G. s,
BY command Brig Gen. cHEssuT 4.
ED.sH. B tRNWELLs
Oct & 4. A. Gensral
tB Stats papers copy three times.
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Grain and Lumber Mills.

,. I..Zcnp, hsur and griat Jas: u Vangha, ssus
and grist; James A. kirkland, gfsst; j I. sath-
eerland, lumber and grist W, :. Hughes, lumber
and grist: Charles Perkins, lumber; Col James
&c. Halle, lumber and grists A. II. Boykin, ifosf,
grist and lumber; L. W. R, Blair, fonr and
grist; Charles Raley, -four and grist J. B. SEE
ell, grist; John W. Gaskins, flour, grist and luh-
Der; John A. Young, grist and lumber; =. y.
4 VIM. Shields, grist andlumber; 20 Gorge B.
Miller, -four. and grist; i. j. Patterson, .hqnr
and grist; John 8. Miller, foar and griss estate
< of II Lang, grist and lumber; ". d. Kelley
gristr John Chestnut, grist and lumber siJames
Chestnut, sr., grist and lumber; John MsRse,
grist and number; John Brown, grist estate Of
Burwell Boykin, grist and lumber; estate Of
Lemusl Boykin grist and lumber Mrs. Jane }
Knox, grist.; Richard Hyatt, Aesr aad grist
Lewis Peoples, flour, grist and lumber. $50
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AAIL ARR.ANGEMENTS.

L ~ Z. II ..f.A
RIoEHosD, oHiRL1sror, coLusBrA, xlsrEss
AND Nd VAT = NAILS. VA 4
Due Daily, by 3 2eP.E
close-Daiy BY Yo.. 9 90 :. No
fLAFcAsrER, FEAT Roox, ,'skc. ),
Due Monday, Wednesday 6 Friday by a. 90 II,
Close Same days, al. II 90 A. n
RED HILL, ausaHI rLacs, Id
i Due Thursday, 10 90
Closes Same day, at q II 90 a.
TIlLER's rEnaY, 5Errsssos, DO.
Due Monday by ~ l2 ee M
Closes Friday, at IS "a 10 co A. NJ
S OFFICE HoURs. ..
from 5. 90 a. M. to- . 90 r. and for skors
sms sfesepentug hie naaa 81 night s..5i. 3.a5.S
s. T:W. PEGUBS, Pm.
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Administrators a Notice.

4 IL THOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED TO THE
IN Estate f,A D. Cato viii please make payment
OF the game as early as possible, and those having
cins against said estate will present them to the
Administrator, Hugh Gardner, forthwith without de-
lay H.GARpNER, a
4 octfe Administrator:
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1Ta Tanted TO Purchase,

IloR THE UsE OF THE CONFEDERATE
States Scrap Iron, wrought or cast. toTwhich i
pay price in cash. Or ifpreferfed will exchange
rolled plantation Iron for the same. Planters oroers
having any ofthe above to dispose viii inform me
of the fact as wish 10 collect it together as speedily
as possible 7, J. 5. MERONSEF. g.
September aI ~ .ss q Il. .
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Notice.

Ii PERsoNs ARE FoREwARNED NOT. TO
IN trade for note given by me- to John Baker for
five hundred dollars dated some time in June 1854,
sound, ! VIII OF pay said note unless conspsled by
law. JA,zEa a.. THQMP4oNe
Sspt. 81
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LOST,

@nN LAST EVENING, AS ALLBL PoGK-
NJ ET BOOK, coptaning between one hundred and
seycnty-f fire and two hundred dollars al o. conton
ing two small seys 1t was lost bet ween the hours
I of 4 and 5 D. M. between the stere Of Mrs McLes
and The residence Of Mr. s shiyer a libera' reward
viii be paid to any finding the ssne,and leaving
IL at the Journsl Office &.
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II Druggists. (
Vim. McKain, F. /. Zemp.,
Book Seller and StahoHer.
James A. foung.
.Katedes and Lf1relrd

-. ~ stfdtche5 ana Je1etTg - ~ ~ ~
James a. Young, II Alexander, AW Wsas-
s han. # y, - -
Btaeksna1ks, Wagon and Carriage Hakers..s s,
s. Shiyer, Robert Man, Nathan B. Atrants Thomas
+ Shiyer. r.. R., blacksmith.
!. & Cabinet Farerooas and Undntgkvs. -:
4 c. Z. cbatten, VIM. Taryer, J. =. Sutherland, !
5st q Bulders., ~ n,
q ]. Fs ssthsrland, c. Z. Chatten, p. 6. Roberts.
Aerehaat Tailor.
Charles a. Mcdonald. |
S iSadazsry and Raynass.
(. n. J. oakss Mr. Bnlasr. ~
s5 Fhsslrrigat and GFana6e. ri,
R5J. Mccrsight ,..s \
Bakrs b "; ~ s'3i /.
Is 2. Shoemaker, Wmi Daassh.
Z Tsa- Tards. W
l.. B. Stephenssn, r. J.. Zemp, John g.. Bradley,
i Alex NeLeod, Lewis j. Patterson, John Brown.
4 Hotels. As 81.
Mansion. House, BY q. g. Robinson.
DeKalb House, by 81. y. a. Jungblutha
Prieats Boarding, e
j. W. Rodgers. ?,
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Office @. III. Depart tllent,I
CiaDHs, Sept. I5th. lss

ID ANTERS ARE URGENTLY REoUEsTRD
to haul in Immediately all new fodder and peas
asw az old fodder and sllucks IN order omeet the
epressing demands of our armiess & b
They are also notified that they can have credit on
their 1.-THE Of 1864 for teir deliveries OF eor if they
prefer il to payment in cash 5 !, ~ 7.
s. St I CONWAY BELL "A st. "A. Ne.
Sept JIG ~ S. tf II
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School, Notice,

scHOo oLwill begin on tie Sd IF October; in Tho
east brick Academy y 5sa. "a l,:,
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-17
Gotten Yarn
war Tax Omce.

GAMDEN.sS. O., October 18th, 1861
yTT AREHoUsaME PLANTERS sAfSp 9TH
wv Frs having cotton or any other property p
their possession belonging TO lon-residents OF NO
District are hereby required 10 report the same
in order that the taxes may be accounted ior either
by theoWners or their agents.
JoHNsCANlrEYr assas.ors
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