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vn-t Armies and their Movements.

There have been yaat armies and grand move
meni. IN ancient times. Here is record Of some
II them:
scnnscherib the Bible tells us, ort In n single
nght lS5,O men b. the destroying un eel.
The City Of Ihchc- had bundled gates and could
send out ut each gate lu,thu fighting men and 2uo
cha.io's, In ali i,.sr.pJ men anu 9LAl1p chaIios.
The army OF lerlah, King Of Ethiopia, consisted oi
i,ttINI men rnd 3lH chiIiotr of War.
Se-o-tii', Kin OF Esypt, led ngainst his enemies
6p.uln men. 1000 cavalry, and y Hcythe armed
char'ots- lI1l 49, {.
IInmilcal vent from Carthage and landed near
Palermo. w., lad q feet of 2.ps ships and 300 al
ye-,s and hand oic. OF 2u,u0 men Al the batile
In " hirh he WINS defeated iSasn wcrr rlaiu.
Ninur, the AsrvriAn King, about 2sp yCnfr H. C.,
led l4Htnft ht BICtTiAtr IN army Of l,1hEH hoT-sA
ami d, 20 chariot~ armed with &C. thee.
SemiTnmis oup.O. 81, 2<bLbS men IN building Ia
bylon. She took iph,W1 prisoners At the Indus, and
rank Loo hOat~.
-hou time after the taklrg OF Baby lon, the forces
and 2UO ohariois armed with scyther.
An army Of tHlUh 80 3 "a strong. wa tsIricd up
in the ierert sands OF A!lica- b, tir f'uth wind.
" hen Nprres arrived at ltcfmOpsHp biz land and
ara forces amounted ~ 2,6lidi, exclusive OF ser-
wants, cuuuchA CA, suffer-, &C, IN ell number
ing 5,2sR2zU 80 say iicrvdatns Plutarch, and lso-
crates.
The army Of Arta1erycs, before tho battle of Co
nnNa- amounted 10 2tyo.
Ten thousand hoscs aud i0LOo0 foot fell In the fatal
field If Issue
When ,lcrusolcm was taken by Titus, i,cGaO men
~ -i-hed In various wavr.
The army OF lunofltne l. said t. have amounted IN
l6NsHN, and that oi hr aIt.onh, bnluzet, to l,uh-
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Sound Doctrine.

tContnued from yesterddys SUM-
lie has called together Legislative h"dics At PLACES
unusual. uncomfortable, and distant from tho rc-
posi,ory Of their public records for the sole pur-
pose Of fsteuing thcrn into compliance with his
measures.
lie has dissolved representative houses repeat
cdy, for opposing, with manly hrmucss, his inva-
sons on the rights of the people.
lie has refused, for n long after such dsso-
lutons Ia cause others 10 be elected, whereby tho
Legislative powers, incapable Of humiliation, have
returned To the people at large for their exercise :
the State remaining, in the meantime, exposed to
all the dangers al invasions from without, and
vusions from within.
He has endcavored To prevent the population Of
these States: for that purpose ohstructing the laws
for tie natural zaton Of foreigners ref sing to
pvts others To encourage their III grafton hither,
and RAISING the conditions Of new appropriations Of
lands.
lie has DISTRACTED the adminiw ration Of Justice,
by refusing his assent to laws Tor establishing Judi
ciary powers.
lie has made judges dependent on his " Il alone
for the tenure of their Offices, and tine and
pa, ment OF their salaries.
lie has erected multitude Of new offices, and
sent hther swarms OF officers to harrass people
AMI eat out their subsistence.
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The Produce Market.

TIE utility OF purchasing Associations" may
b illussraecd by noticing tho oporstons that iao
piece every morning in VIC vicinity oil Washington
AArtes. A. IN early hour tue farmers wagons
arrive from New Jersey Long Island, and by hye
O'Clock purchasers are plenty, trade Is brisk, and
prices rule about as fsllows, the farmers sclung
Sher
Potatoes 3. from 81 to q so per bu~,ci.
Green Apples from SOC To T5c %
Pcars from &c 10 81
feAches from q 10 A 90 psr basket.
y ush Melons from bOc Ia ~ per barrel.
Wstrr Melons from 50 70 40 per hundred.
Tomatoes from NJ W 40c Isr basket.
Bccts from Dc W &c p<r bunch.
Turnips from TIC W IL Per borrel
Sguashes Oargel fran u to II % per barrel
Lima Besns from Sac N 75e per bushel.
Csbhagos from u To t1O per hundrei.
sweet Corn rom 25c " SO FER hundred.
These prices arc derived from actual ordna
sales The writer having seen large quantities Of
produce sold within she present week by the pro-
ducers at tho above prior. Al cight O'Clock the
farmers have generally Sold of the largest part Of
their loads and are either waiting for customers or
dickering with the 'spoculators" who frequently
Offer lower rates and generally purchase the stock
ON hand Of some countryman who iS in hurry To
get back to his daily farm work. No doubt this is
Legitimate trade, and tho man who takes his
chances Of retailing this produce ought to receive
Abe profits Of his venture. Tho writer having also
personally investigated the retail branch q IL,
subject. rives the following as the result Of hi,
discoveries:
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"yym the People He'd Ou.o

military officer who fortunately pos~rses .
bitter reputation ~ . general than politician,
snxiously inquiries ''wil the Northovn pc'ple hold
ont" In the present wmf The question Ia mani
5estiy bsscd on the wiiful psrvcrsons OF the cx-
trcme Radical and Cdppcrhcui ov,i,rp and jvur-
nails. thsA have ctntrivcd TO produce an impression
b Nc effect thai the people have 'grown tired Of
the wsr shas uey would giSiiy scocpt diuncrn-
bermcuA q she Union ar sake n pesc". Thcrc
Dsver wss greatr cnlumny and any politician
a. PARTY committed 10 thas dssrsccfu rsGe will
hsrs.hrr resp a fruitful harvest a scorn
and nstyicct. For them b>r will he no
future Of honor sud trua In the councils
c6 me nsscn. There h. II W true, growing peace
sentiment, but n h hascd uIun Union feeling
shsi win continue The wrr with renewed energy In
eve ue South rsSccts honorable ovcrturcs for the
restoration Of nc otd Union and Constitution.
JKyr. DAVIS Ia too much oi . Salesman to brave
sbs feeling and provoke rex ind,ng Of the spirit
of 1901 such VIII surety occur In the South
persists In the dream ~ separss nationality. Tic
Northern ELECTIONS viii cSsar the wnr Of aii mis-
chevous sie issucs, snd prussmt N the South
che alternative Of ponce On terms of equal
constitutional rights, or wnr and the levy q
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Ito BE- eontinued.)
The Rebel Camp ut PIm.rn.

The appearance of the Rebcl camp is interesting.
Barracks and other buildings stand in long rows,
painted white and comfortable In front Of tho
barracks which are filled with rebels, arr several
hundred new white tents, which are also full OF
rebels Tie tents open towards the observatory I;
they are pitched closely together and the rebels,
either loungng on the grass, u the tents or walk
ing about among their habitauons, seem almost 10
cover the ground occup nj by Their quarters. but
pr soncrs also 10 be seen in various parts Of the
camp besides their work In building, digging,
DC, already described, and for which they are
paid, many emp.nyments arc carried on by them.
SUCH US drawing water nom the wells
they have made, coanlng the grounds,
airing blankets and generally doing the netes-
h'ry work OF camp. u vine service ID held in
camp every sunday. THIS Is by request OF the
p''S.uers AMI the choose the clergy men who are
10 ON iae. IhoAr tAey must cuutiue thcr choice
TO ioyA men, they have not indicated t.e.r desire
y" neal any nan a. cyrl lucsi ouatle p,tr, SIN.
itey nave earl Pros, ytcr.an, Up sgopii n, Com
greet on i and u p ST mn sers, Ues oilers
ahu sonnet mes two ,crSy men pre- ,ch on one In-
day. / rel els have tM.,e chosen tie R,y.
I"han h'' Ter ~ AGDrcss them, &c lrother OF
henry Wrd.l Each OF tie min ) crs prc.u hing
B mas sehela''y one or two thousand Auarers-ls
nahy us eau conveniently gather around am.
Inc pr soners sing TIE hymns read by the clergy
| mon during the Sabbath day services Then,
are prayer meetings every night aud morn
ing often extra mechngs are held in the
afternoon: These are usual among the Methodist
rebels. They assemble on the green, kncelinR ;
and many attend a. hear The words a thoe.,
who pray. They also tell their experience and
sometimes the gatherings partske OF the nature OF
clas meetings but they are usually Tor PRAYERS
| exclusively. The supplicstons Of he re6ols are
never such our ofhoers could object 10. They dc
| not pray for JET. Davis. The persons attending
number generally from hundred 70 FIVE hun.
dred or a thousAnd.-The demand fg religious and
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Mcssrs. Editors: Having potcel some ARTICLES
In your paper, OF ite In regard IA purcb using
s-ccis,,ou wls much plcasssl 10 see You sivo-
cate u in your valuable Tst-t. Sucl a thing n no
~ igins idea q niD, aud I mentioned II TO ssme
% the members Of Il III. associations TO which
| lcour, q month ngo or more. II associations
bc formed Ia govern the price IL labor, why
not the price II provisions aud fuel' Ny plan is
this. IL, a company he formed 81 The workingmen
~ nll trades uud make N Joint stock courplny
with shares NJ 80 each, and n hoard ~ d.
rcc,orpe or managers, to 10 the business of said
company, The mem crs ~ sad company I" receive
gouda AZ cost atuvc expenses, and those not be-
longing 90 the company to have them nj , Hinnll
prodt. TIE stock holders Ia receive div'deud oi
owned by them NJ credit only " those owning
stock and that only 20 the amount 81 stock owrcd.
think there 10 talent and money enough In tho
working classes 10 start such thing, and
when once su,rbNl, ! tLml; there will lie
no difficulty IN raising any amount re-
quircl. Where | iclonp, clubs have teen
formed 20 buy coM by the caro-, aud the re-
suit was they got their coal nt couHidcrnllc less,
and gross tons NJ th at hut there was dihcultv ia
mat, as tic principal dealers rciuei Their coal n
they sold a. indy 'duals, hut there was way To
that ~ ~ Steamboat agent. or in some business
whcr thoy usc great deal %, coal, they give him
the money, and he or.crs the coal But If n come
pauy was formed, | think there would tc no din
Guilty ~ getting as the more they bought, the
more willing the dealers at PAinde phis Cor where
ever ihcy bought ~ would be ~ lee them have It.
respectfully yours Il. W. L.
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Here we have an aggregate profit Of over one
hundred per cent. on outlay of barely th,r,y-one
dollars. In other words the 'middlcman" doubles
his money. II will be observed that ON sone AZ.
tclcs the speculator realizes Eve hundred Der cen,
and on tho majority he obtains two hundred mar
cent. and over.
From the facts We lay before our readers, Il ia
eAsy to estimate the large sum OF money that da,,v
passes into the hands Of "middlemen, who ,ako
but little risk while setting in the capacity of buy
ers for the community at large. A very large
number Of consumers in fact nne-tenths Of those
who cat tho produce brought into ths Market
have no opportunity Of dealing directly with the
farmers, owing 10 the municipal regulations which
prohibit the wagons from remaining on the street
after nine O'Clock in the morning. Hence the
owner NJ compelled 70 place the unsold balance ii
his stock into tho hands Of spcculstor, who COM
BIN, toeether aud create the b. yh prices coup AIMED
of. One remedy for this will lie found III cs,ab.
lishing Farmers depot" where the country
men can leave their produce in tho hands OF trust
worthy agents TO 10 disposed Of in quantities to
suit purchasers applying at all hours Of the day.
In the meantime, An Association Of Citizens might
avail themselves Of The profits " DO derived from
purchasing at wholesale prices . common stock Of
aTtieies needed, and dividing 1t up TO suit the
quirusnents Of esoh individual member. II the
lstssr course 10 resolved upon, 1t should bc done
upon . easA bask Zach member paying in Cd
vaooA or weekly, NJ sum needed b insure rcgu-
lsr suppay Of The srnels IL proposed 70 purchase
In groaA
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othsv ooaars Ia CONSTANT. The oicsFs say theys -
sDoro calls for Rbses and pr.yw books han fx an
other kinds Of rcsd,ng scsctb<. The devotional
Pirit Of the rebc,s Is supposed " be strcnetbcoed
BY their connnemen<. A considerable proportion
c the prisoners profess to he Sr th6 Uus,a many
N thcrn propose 10 tate the oath 81
sheg~nce m orfr tha ehey my
esar Others re1ur-x moi " IL
exchanged Though su,l rcts,is will not he sart
fack, they are not imp~hstssy ~ ncscssarily die-
charged tut arrangements rnabiirv tor the re-
lease ~ persons who nrr able n show what many
claim tn lie true, thh they wc1c irnprssri into the
srvce against their ~ill, or were scsuapy NOD,
assist NJ the rcts,v when cap,urci The prou< In
thor cssos arr to IL tent H. Washington ilr action;
sad II IL probable that cuns,deralle number ~
the prisoners will he rei-a~rd. TIE stovies about
the sllogcd revolt 81 he rctrE m Elmra IN the
night n sunday, the si~ u July, are nearly all
wide Of the truth. Coioi@l Eastman the COM
msndaut Of the pcs. learn~i ulat there w~ oon-
TirTy among tie rcte,s " escape. Some u them
were N make charge upon Their guard, and 10y
the trce NJ nufut-rs break through and get away
bnt hey had arms NE oosarnHdant prepa ed
hN forces iur The suppression q thc proposed DIS
tuttance. tut the rctel~ sscing their dcs'gn was
dheooverci, gave ~ S%n a rovot
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Fnte Of Pollard.

TnE Polish instruction IL 1t su eDd-for NE
present. The gallant In, unequal contest sgsinss
the huge Russian Empire rrsctnssiy tsrminaaed on
the 4,h Of August, with the cxcs,,sn, on The FORT.
fcasions n Warsaw, Of Eve nsrntsrs f thu f.mo,fs
Polish National Government. They werr all yosng
men-the Oldest no, over thirty years 81 syc. Thar
names are worthy Of being pr~-crvcd- for ..ke, -
ea,t, u what ,bey attempted n noA for what tbey
actually accom- ilished. Thy wc~ RoxrAk
TRAyGcxr1, . discharged Rvrrian Colonel
KR.Jrwsgi m architect: Jorrru zcozywr,
tookkccper; ZrLirsKr. n teacher u He
gymnanum and JouAss JrroaAssxi. n Tx
collector. These men, in tho flower II their
youth. pcrishod by tho halter, at tho hands Of the
Russian authorities, Tor tho crime n coaitinuiug
the everlasting cris~ie for Polish hhcrty. Tb~-e
men arc believed TO he The lad "a te celebrated
secret Polish National Comm tiee, which urtnaeci
the insurroction with . conrinuais wlsi' IN that
sFtonishcd all Europe. Other members had pre-
vously been captured and oSec,,o.i by The Rus-
sian authorities. For long time ,iry b~f'c,l all
the Efforts ID the Russian detectives for thcr srre-,
and would probably have conhvoc,l N DO ~ II the
Poles had been sustained a. they -'ronld have
been by the EnroTcan nations Bui. abandoned "
their own resources, II became hopcl~ss Ia continue
the unequal contest, aud DESPAIR aud spsshv -cizci
the hearts Of the stoutest pa rioV. Then com
menced the work Of discDtcgrstion. Defeat On tho
field was followed by dis,rgsninstion In the C,bl
| net, and by one the members of the Secret
Committee became tho victims Of Russia. T. those
| who have noted the ss,acity and boldncss
Of this famous Committee, II will 10 q INST
ter 81 surprise that ir memb~rr were
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W. vorm srain rcn,rA osn sdvn' isnf patronU
Thea heir hvas will be 100 lAfs oS classification"
a. O.. nHnusa bt1urs piDe oelorh IN
n evsuins We Keep or psf4catioa oftoe opn for
In reception n s1vertisonests until IL o'eork, B.
T.. but d. not elasify them aftsr sine o'ctonk-
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FinancinI News, Markets., &C.

N,v York Thursfav, august "a, q r. M-Thc
stock market experienced slight change for the bet
ter to-day, Al advance in prices OF from !. to \
per cent haviur bcon made. Governments were more
quiet mot OF the foreign orders have b,cn I'LL, d
Gold opened at ?5I to 255 y, and finally cosed
at Y. The loan market VAS les active. The rat.
wAs rcr cent. and there Wa an increasing arcumu
lation nj capital seeking investment on demand TX
change wac lcss Inactive than for two three day.
and cIoseh finn ~ 2ia cnrrrncy n.te.
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The Hay Market.

Ne,r York, Al s5.-Ihc 'upplt- OF hay and straw
duI.ns IA. 10, eek have lteh much IN excess of
70 good. Ca the North River riue iir luslne,s Il
be ng done At somewhat ,gscr plCrN which, how /.
ever, are not quotably lower, W the gOyeinme nj
agents pay mil figures. ON the East River SIDE no
change in price has taken place ut any OF the MAJ
which are literally supplied with fodder from alon,
the Sound and elsewhere. AT lompSins' Market,
with an increased supply and modeTale demand Tho
prices of hay and STRAW have both Tecedcd the
10 ~ 5aS1 rs per cwt and the latter 81 254sl 81 q
QUOTATIONS,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

EENIhN BROTHERHOOD-THE USUAL
L Mo lthly Public Meeting OF Vol Tone Circle, will
he held this eyening al ~ o'clock, In Ceciian Hall,
addressed by the Venerable JOHN Nc tRArH, VIM.
RAFFERTY, and Others All good .ishmen aIe In
WED 10 attend. PATRICK COONEl, Pies. JOS.
Nc LONE, see. l3I
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
1Areeth ext,acie4 withoul pa "a no charge beau
tlfi, ceth ist teI ! elch. Teeth iAserIed with o,
N,tnout extract. ug the roots. Al upe.ltion. wan
ran 81. j, JAY N4LLLks, loo Grani 81, Two bIockr
nom H. oadway, ~
A SET or TEETH ON GOLD, SILVER.
1Aor Rubber 80, 80 to s20. Partial pieces cold "a
save! OF kubbeI, IL per tooth up wards Teeth tlled
equally low or extracted without pain, by Dr. III.
ElLLEks ~ bowery, Opposite the old Bowerv
lheatie' All
A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED
- Win OF without EXTRACTING the roots, I'd; gold.
SILVER and cement filings 90 eta and up~ ards ex.
trrtng without pam by process 70 cts j.
poplN, French Dentist 294 Fulton, 81, Blooklyn56(
nR. DRAKE, 4s5 CANAL STREET, SETS
- snt OF teeth on silver Al 81 10 Sl5 on eod -
W 70 20 sectional sets so oentsp 81 Goth teetk
hied with gold, bone oement OF otho. hlings 80 CO
N ~ ~ t9qth, Ieesh exIyscied without pain 20
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IONIC LODGE No. 4s6, F. & A. M.-THE
L memue OF th,s Lodge are ne eby not .tel that a
spec.aI aee ins Tor Work" Will take pace tn
(.IdaJ! e,eu,n,, nj o'c,ock =. ecisel, in t,othic
Room, Odd FeIIow's Hall. By Que. HUGH MIL
Hanson, W. JAS. WRIGHT, Sec. p.o tenn
DROCLAIM THE TlDlNGS GLAD, FROM
l. shore T. shore Old No. rlys Rum shall ri,e no
nore.-Father Mathew !. A. r. society No. :, OF
Friday and SUNDAY evenings, al 10 O'Clock, At their
Hall cor. Fulton and Pineapple SITS. Speaking this
others. singing by Miss Canavavan, Mrs Wood, Mr.
Taylor, Philip T.. Smith and Others, speaking on
MaIslsnd. Singing by Professors keAy, Nolan, Morse
Holmes, Taylor, together with several young ladies
n B-The member viii remember that sunday,
2Sh inst Il the Gay NOT nominating officers for the
next terms they are therefore notified assemble at
PATRICK GALLAGHER ReS, SIS. l36 =
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MuI.uTA x y.

MILITARY.
s9OOA'tnSsr1s .. ASD N ..s,si.,lI On.
In hand, Tor tuo years men 500 for one year men
AsS e. eNy. wanted n fan IL to a. near ,S S
Me- can do better ty calling At IN, Office than any
oo,her 10 the city Apply TO J. II. NAsItRsoN
Recruiting unicr. lie
1916 BPI I. a., TO ... VOLUNTEERS u Mt rs
" one year men, 80! cash 10 hand. = " cash n
Ieoteu Ferry, HoboteSS, Nsr ie ~ ''
nissA CS CASH EACH FOR SUBSTITUTES
Gf~ 80 Amy o. Ssyy, for the ear vo tGs
- ttch nse PlAce, Jer.ey CITY, up stairs, 4si
n CASH IL HAND FOR THREE
YEAR Substitutes. Any good sound men
A TTENTltas substitute into the army VIII 70.
da,. Trrisy' At Apply 10 J. WARREN Finn, 9Ce
ss.npl sns over 90 CASH IN HAND AT
ma hed ~ anu' , an' ham slusre-wantcd me.
W. ,s,sr .a punt will bc paid down TO each
rs .on es accepted by ths
"A s,, J,ous..o',.'' = Nhcs also 10 mon and .
Afternoon, a, O'Clock. ayunsu'u'e, u any part o.
atn,srsI ~ ne fe.,dehSe tc raid them Ii you
gan, plrior -uits, covered in ms ,n
matle-top tables, igunres oh. an. bt,p.ins an &C.
mirrors hcfsteads bureaus, sI.Vwx' "''Ne'"e u"
l. ssss- Bsineels and ingram ca
tive. u FOR SCBsTI-
RYE. T. WILLS, AUCTION, Or Ssyy' also $50
- Notice. Important sale Of Ia ,i. -, Az, a, iio
ware and China Friday, Auf. esF'' ''A' 90 80
al ~ Murray accomplishing larre -
the attention OF the trade. CatAosu, Nd ST BSTI-
sale reremptory. tr1ny md navy
DAWNBROKERS' SNE-TH Vols, any o,d
L JOIlN MORTIMER, u East Broi IL IA c Psa
lots NJ pleded soDt-. silk and Other dst - n dc
clothing, shAwls, clotks. remnants. -si ,,on ~
quilts> blankets. COAT ptuts bOOte, she's
goods tp numerous 20 mention. ~ Odd, In
McALttNAN, ~ Eishth ave. -
ID GAffNEY, NCTlONEER, - ~, Ia
ter A. viii, on Tomorrow, Friday, 26this /. ~
At ~ O'Clock. AT l25> Brosisay, corner sd a :.
furniture, CARPETS oil cloth. kerry and ladies
Dealers sIc iny...l. 81 "
- HERMAN CO., AuCT'RS, SELL THIS
Csday, FRIDAY, Goth At II oclk, ~ the store, -
Borery, the contents of ~holo.. grocery and liq-
uor -tor,, va. ~ boxes sosp, coffee starch. choro-
late, pailr, br,i shes sc Aroa aflc lot OF tne BRAN
dies GIN bourbon and rye vhiskey. rum sherry and
por1 wines Ia CAKE and cases. 30 BASKETS and
nampssne, -esars tobacco &c. Also = horrcs, Wa
one and harness, aso bar room furniture. IN
< HERMAN a CO., AUCTS., SELL THIS
Ne day At ~ O'Clock precisely, AT Is lloWerv, Mort
sage sale Of bathroom uriiituro viz, chairr tabesH
mirrors, clocks. cuun'er- icc-lur, &c, choice lot oe
liquor s.ro horses wagons anu harness GEO.
| PALLET, Atty for Mortraeee. 129
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A PROCLAMATION.


COLUMBIA, sc, July Il, 1864.
Co1sman9sl-in- Chief in and ouer ae Stafs Of Soxe
Cdroliaa
wv HEREAS' INFORMATION HAS BEEN RE
W ceved at this department that an atro1iou
murder was commtted on the th instnnt upon: ths
body Of ELIAS. GRKNTIIAM, q Deputy sheriff Of
Marion District whilst in the discharge Of his duties
as such Deputy; md that NICHOLAS W. GADDY,>
CHARLES TART and DAVID BEAsDEY, q. free
person ofcoor, stand charged with said murder, and
that said persons have fled from justice:
Now, know ye, that to the end Justice NAV lie done.
and that said GAHDY, TART and BEASLEY. MAY
be brought to egu trial for their offence as aforeaad
10 hereby offer reward Of IUo Thousand Dolkdrsfpr
the apprehension and delivery of tho three ofendiue
parties in any jail III this State or One Thousand Dol
lars for NICHOLAS ". GADDY, tho principal offend
CT, and Fire Hundred Dollars each for the oti,ers.
hen, last heard IRON they wore in Horry District
near Gaivants Ferry. :.
Gnddy was born iiA Marion District, ia about 35
years of hge, feet 10 IL inches high grey eyes,
auburn hair; rather salow complexion, soops lttle
in tie shoulders, usually wears his hair long-by oe:
cupaton a f,I,ler and millwrght.
Tart, born in same District is youth Of about I6
years ofag well grown, rather fair COMPLEXION. dark
hair, Dyes believed to be blue.
Beasey born In Richmond county, N. c., bright
mulatto, thick set weight from lS0 to $50 pounds;
from Is to so years ofaee feet ii or IL inehes hip
knky hair, and Of reddish, sun-burnt appearance-by
occupation a carpentcr-has lived about Fafettyilie
and Lunlberton, NJ c..
G1 at Columbia, this, ,2lst day Of July, Anno-Dom4
ss ini, 1861 NJ. L. 3ONHAM
WN. r. HuNrr Secretary of State
July 23
eas-All the papers in the State copy three times
and forward bill to Executive Office