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All the above you can get at
The FindlaY Woolen Mills.

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ng this Mil for the last four or FIVE years.
We think they will give you sono encour.
agement TO do the same.
We respectfully ask to hear frr m you, when
your wool is ready for market.
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st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.

From Harry Siclicr, ESQ., Me able ediior Of The
1hHkhmnOck Democrat, Pennsylvania.
" Our only child, about three years OF age, was.
attacked by pimples on his forehead. They rapidly
spread until they iOriucd u loaihsome and yirulcnt
sorc which covered his face, aud actually blinded
his eyes iur sumc days. A skilful physician applied
nitrate of silver aud other remedies, without any
apparent effect. For hitccn days we guarded his
hands, lest with them he should tear open the fes
tcrug aud corrupt wound which covered his whole
iarc. Having tried every thing else we had any
ard applying the iudidc OF potash lotion, rs you
direct. The sore began 10 heal when we hal given
the first bottle, aud was well whcu we lad finishcd
the second. The chlls eyclashcs, which had como
out, grew alsin, aud lac is now as healthy and Fair
AS any Other. The whole nrighborhood predicted
that the clllld must dir.n
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Attachment.

Thomas Ballard rt'tf Before Gco. \. wuirg.
Ns. l.. OF blanchard To,
Eli Wa ser, Dei't. Hancock Co., Chic.
nN the Ith day of March, 4. D. 1854. said
~ Justice issued an order Of Attachment I'm
me above action tor the sum Of eleven dollars
ana .cvcuty.Hyo cents.
March -, 'Ol. PlIOS. BALLARD.
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From Emcry Edc', a st!Iaorn mcrchdRt Of Or
.ford, hiihc.
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NOtice,

I WILL HIRE ON THE FIRsT MONDAY IN
Il January next at the Cou't House in Camden two
negro boys Spencer and Alfred, belonging 10 the Es-
tate of William Wilson, the hirer to give bond and two
good securities, furnish two suits Of clothes, one pair
OF shoes one blanket quilt one hat or cap, and pay
Doctors bill; said negroes to bo delivered to me on
the first Monday in January, 1866 at the Court House
in Camden,
will also rent, on tho same day all the lands be-
longing to said Estate rentors to give bond and two
good securities.
J. J. aUCKABEE, Adnr
December l-3t.
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22p REGIMENT SO. ca. MILITIA, }
CAMDEN, S. G., Lee. "A, 1864. {
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

1EE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS %&HAVE
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Executive Department Of this State: ,.sl-
J.: Whenever practicable. MI requstions for funds
by tie heads of military bureaux,nn works Of the
STATE ana all claims against Executive Department
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animation apd audit ut len*t wee! before the first
day OF each mouth. acquisitions md eMms appricved
by ieore will be paid between The 5th ami 9th
days Of The month NEXT succeeding the one in which
t,ey were submitted for audit
-7"' ."der SPECIAL circumstances. funds will
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-. y of attorney:
10y appoint - nv true and
ign receipts for and receive pay
;hic may be now Grc or coming
'.' eutive Department Of the State of
- nd seal - this -- day.
-. --, C. 81
-. ,paid unless Sworn to by he claim
.... ,''' ion will DC allowed unless per
~ be, according 10 The forms pre-
..''. "' regulations Of the Confederate
.''.' ~" .' in duplicate by the proper officer
vi .'e .~l..- -: Il Service for which tho rcqusition
is made. &fss
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y Auditor of S. G.
Dec 29 7
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Negroes to Hire.

'"o LIKELY NEGRO WOMEN, BELONGING
to the mtor heirs of james Click. ''
ALSO
rw1 si MKely women belonging to the minor heirs Of
January next for tho year 1885, in the town of Cam.
ing. I, "a, ~ e1r ,1HIs 1or
,.,o - Agent for Jas. r. Truesdoll, Trustee.
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Wanted to Purchase

ITOR TIE USE OF TIE CONFEDERATE
~ Statcs-Scrap Iron, wrought or cast, Ior which l
pay fair prico III cash. or ifpreforred, will exchange
rolled plantation Iron for the same Planters others
having any orthe above to dispose Of will inform me
oil the fact wish to collect it together rs speedily
hspessible. >. 5. MERONEY.
s-ptcmbor IT,.
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CAMDEN, S. G., Lee. "a, 1864.
INI1.J ORDER NO. 3.
IN PURSUANCE OF ORDERS FROM A. .C.GAR.
n.ton Adjut'nt aud Inspector General Of So. Ca all
bonded mcn and all Others who ure liube for service
without the District arc hereby ordered to report to
their respective commands before the s0th inst
All persons failing to obey this order will be immcdi-
atcly arrested "nd carried under guard to camp
Captains l. Pattcl:on Falkspbury, Adm Team
D llough, Tobias Folsom, f Parker, and Lieuts
Jas Fletcher AMI McDowa arc charged with the
prompt exclusion aud execution of this order, without
delay.
by command Of Col 3. JONES:
J. N. GAYLE,
u.c 2f-3 Atmtant
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
y HlKE ON THE FIRST MONDAY1N IAN.
0AhY ,:IW ELVE LIKELY FELLOWS occns.
led to 10th field and t,,rpontino. ''' "ccus'
:, shas-Notes with approved securities. Hiror r.
I'sh each two suits Of clothes, ono pair Of sIoos
ls ooctors OIL, II. CANTEY
sS-A Agent for MS c. F. Cantev
, 1864-07-10
NUMBER 1872. e

Iyious Of glory, patriotism, stars and stripefs
greatest nation upon earth, ETC., as fighting
10. Hooker fncontestably was after the re-
treat from Charlottesville Another rushed
officer, saying that he was hiccuppy glad to
get back ngain, tancyfng that he had returned
safely to Ills OWL intrenchments. This NAV
or may not Indicate desperate state Of de-
moralfzation among the Yankee troops. All
re can say Of it is, that if we cannot defend
would seem to be desperate indeed.
Our citizens, during all this trouble fort
night, which the Yankees have been pleased
to call siege, bare maintained their accus.
toned con1p0sure; the women, without the
distinctfcn Of social position, attend the nos
pitfalls, the buys and girls 60 to school, the
old men take their walks' Is usual and dis.
:cues the designs Of Grant, and thas DAY by
day passes over our heads With the imp
aud sky pageanssy Of June
SHERMAN.
OF the advance Of Sherman from Chatta-
nooen, and the fighting that has occurred
with Gen. Johnston, I can say nothing in de-
tail, as our mails are in condition OF aoey-
ance, and We hare onlJ mcagre accounts By
confident belief that the adSantase is wholly
With us, that the encmy's toes np to this
time bus been forty Thousand, and that Sher.
man Is thought altogether to have abandoned
hls dssisns upon Atianta-
MISCELLANEOUS.
We had pretty little parade few even
iugs ago, OF the cadets Of the Virgtnla SIili-
tary institute, wearing the laurels Of New
market. They went through the exercises
with the precision aud neatuess Of the corps
de ballet \ State hag was presented to
them By Gov. Smith. aud Speaker Bocock
made them stirring speech, and the ladies
waved tEtir white handkcrchiefs from the
shude of the. bosery Hudens :of the capitol
square; and the whole spectacle was ami.
mated and ihsplritins.
As yet We have had no fierce sunlm er he ats,
, 1864-07-10

rated reports had been started by steasglers
from Gen. Slgels forces when MaEtinsburg
was evacuated. The army Of that General
nust have been greatly demoralized when
some three hundred stragglers from It have
heen picked up hy the commandant at Fred,
erlck within the last forty-ei3h hit hours
with horses and some without, some with
guns and some without, some under officers
md some without, but all perfectly sure that
they had seen several Thousand rebels iu the
we're wounded or provided with furloughs,
get all we're Oh their way to Baltimore.
Some say. that MaEtinsburg was evacuated
without firing single shot Is there not q
singular fatality about our attempts to hold
HarIer's Ferry and MattInaburE, and most
remarkable coincidence In the tactics Of the
officers who have been In command Of those
points respectively?
Diligent inquiry for an hour or 30, deyel-
oped the facts that Mosbs and White had
been up in Mlddletown Valley, few miles
west of Frederick, for two days past, with
some three to five hundred men, engaged in
horse stealing, md frightening the poor peo-
pie almost to death. Lieut.. Col. Clendenin,
with portion Of his regiment, the Sth ILL.,,
well known as one Of Buford's best; Col.
Cole, with some Of his rangers, aud Major
Gar1et Thorp, OF the 10th Penn. cavalry, have
been scouting around and feeling Of these
parties for the same length Of time,
to 0 square fight. To-day, however, Glen
denim found them in strong position,to the
number Of some tour or five hundred, on and
around Haton's Mountain, some six or seven
them With two .sna11 howitzers, and soon
brought q reply from their artillery. Musket-
~ EhirlAishiug succeeded to this, and show
cd that our forces were outnumbered By
about Two to one. The Colonel than begun
to fall back to better position. and reached
, 1864-07-10
THE REBEL RAND.
Cur Forces Evacuatc Frederick.

p,,,,.x. ,..-, nj -,
special dispatch from Harrisburg. stating
that The corns If Erc1l Rrackcn ia 10 sn3
rsaaaa 49,, F -, -. ~, ~ - ~. n'4use anu
N4os.e %e ~ ~ W ~. sn,s sae u Inc Fotomac'
BALTIMORE July - o;l' =. M.-our forces
4b;. 1,-...,,, 49,, 80
sar,h ~ 49, M,aaaaoa ~ y posl.'oa
soutn " .ne -aonoeae}' 4Ae reoels now oc"
cupy frederick, but In whatforce is not pos
itisely known. Reports say 13,000 are under
the command Of Brsckiursdcc.
T,,src are rsrarts ~ soa,n,n.s;r - -, ,,nz,
@neAe az to4*s. eeetuapS's "eA 4o1nueo,
that another rebel force has crossed the Po-
tomac near Edwards Ferry, aud has moved
In the direction of Uraaua, in what forcs ia
NOT lnewn. This Ia sunnosed tn hc nm r etr,-+ -
TO 1ank us. we are hourly gaining strength
, 1864-07-10

~ ep'tse auo eon w W. 49, ~ ~.
tno eoneeto1s "s ~n, ..,.,.' ~ ~. ~
applicant ios pesm,t 70 temose sp, 80 aar ,I,.
Oh. 10 no looee1 seqalea 10 W.. IN -
tor e1porAtlon, iEe. 9ne es"e 'os,u VI uonu'
Wfh the proper changes na5 &c nkea to1 sne
removal OF tobacco and Tor tho removal o. spirits
received for rehabilitation
Section 81 of the act Of June 30. 1851, provides
thn. dlsllers who dl.tin Manufacture less than
fourteen barrels Of fplritf per year, make monthly
rctarns instead Of t1i.monthly.
The recuIstIons CONCERNING leakage, prescribed
In c1rcular 81 viii continue In force unl Otherwise
1trrctcd- e1cept,re narapranh two which of rcour.e
hccocs fnorcr,tire hy The renca] oY Yeeetto1 N nct
~ INV 1T tsI,s ~
WIN sn,r;ts s,c rc,roxed after r,.7,en+ ~ a,.
.,a. ts.,, ho,ded ,rshonss s.t.51.hsd ~ n,aa- ~
a, 'om uossa - 1",..e seto unus.
eectoa - o. ne as. .. ouly ~ As'3' on's one per
eeut eaa oe sno" .'a.,ra sa !ut .e11s
New forms fot d1tn!Iera' books and the monthly
returns Will oe issued shortly. In tue meantime
the old forms can be used, by changing the head
ipgs Of two columne, thus. yiz-: The words, Be-
moved 10 other collection Districts" should be
erased, aud tho ort1s, Removed 10 bonded wsre-
hoase,' substituted; and the words, - Removed
In bond.r must be euuet,tpted for the words, Re-
1noyed for cxport.r The o.ths on the old form OF
dlsli1lcr's book n,uat be rnaae to correspond with
thc o.tbs nrcscr,heo In sect,on. a. md a. ot the
'nrt of .Tr1nc IN 1fff Jaa T FYHrs
Annrnved :1nlv 4 ,se.
Wss.,Soro,, - ~. On, +t.< ,e+ inst tbs
,o.+ara ~ isttsrs ,1af,aa ~ +',o ns.;taJ sfatas
:sesS ~ uautu =; ~ u.:.iaI 1l"sss
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En4e sn4eth ts1as - sA n"aonsiond 1a1esiaa
csGM Eousn ~ ,,. uesueisnu, yaaasIa,
Sou.a a1stsa1ta ua9 neatsta ause'a.*; o.to ~
em 1eaaou, s nas 1 tnS1saseo ,;9 ~ ~ senss psl
e,rstS 'a1e ,sa.a - ~. oan, ne @ &c
1i.11s Addressed Nv nricatn shin ,nny h. H..
yyardcd IN f},e ,na}i tn Grr"t Rr;tytn and
from thcr,.e Il, fl,tIr destination hr nr3vnte .
ehIp. ct the rcduced charrre Of 20 cents ner
sirEie rate. prepayment r;euirsd.
Nrw YoRF. ;JnIv D-The NnT Yorl T-:,
tues Washington soecial says: i strong
pressure is belps brought to bear on the
rfrutc Sc1nmes and his crew. and Secretary
EeWord win resist the nressnre.
The Tcrla's Washinrton enecia1 eays. The
Government. In order 70 avoid mn ie;ne with
Gov. Seymour, will acjetly remove Gen. Dix
no another lcTartmc1t.
Brir. Gen. be Trobriand 1as bern relieved
from the Command Of New YorS city and
harbor. md ordered tn renort tn Gen. Gront.
He viii probobiT be assipned to lie com
maud Of his old dlyision In the Cd corns
Bric. Gen, II. C. Ennt Las bccn assienei to
md comnand msde vacant by rhs traf,sfer of
Gen. Dc Trohriand-
raIs commisaion to the wife nf yhn hrave
Big. Gen Harker, who lost Lis iiis while
gallontly lsadfng lis men agninst the enemy's
i larGe collection OF valuable furniture, be-
longing. to General Lee, has been condemned
uuder the conflseation act, and L. to be sold
In Alexandria on the 18Th inst. all of the
, 1864-07-10

MEMPHIS, July 9.-Thcre Is great excite
mcnt lere consequent nn Ger, N+shburnc's
Order OF Retaliation. The following scces
sio:1sts arc Eow undtr guard al the Rallroad
depot, G.. 4: sti1!map, J F. Mckinny, II.
!; 1, H!a5drusk, !; Jao; KiTk, sr., c. J. Eldon, J,
" rage, d.. l. Il HardTucs, aud DR.. uu.
pen. They will be sent out on the next
train. james Elder, T. i. Furnsworth, D,
=. Coskrall, arc also arrested but temporari-
j. released.
Elder and Farrswor.h are bankers. and
Cockrlll the proprietor Of the fsasoso Houec.
Several secesslopists on the line Of the rail.
road are also arrested.
Arrivals ffom bflow report all quiet. Gen.
Cauby Is at New Orleans, crcu:cd ia carry.
irg. forward Important moy.meats, which
MIL soon develop themselves.
NOtlin. from Gen. Smith,