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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-26


Dr. WILLARD G. GEORGE, formerly Professor in
ihe orcester Medical College, and President OF the
Eclectic Medical Society, Mass speaks Of il IN the fol-
lowing terms:
have used the Female Strengthening Cordial simi-
lar to that prepared by Dr. George " Sweet 1906
Hanover st and regard Bs one OF thebestmedcines
Tor female complaints that can be ioundh
Dr. King, author Of" oman der Diseases and
then Treatment f." says
This medicine appears to exert a specific nnuen
on the Uterus II Is valuable agent In all derange-
ments Of the Female Reproductive On gansH
Dr. u, Smith, President OF the New York Association
OF Botanic Physicians, says
" No female il in delicate health, should omit the
Timely use Of this valuable cordial owe much OF my
success IN midwifery to the use OF this incidence
MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES
The 20 lowing from Dr.. ia is well worthy yourno.
tee
AT general remedy for female complaints thi.
Cord nj Is very valuable but By the Profession II
- esteemed more highly Tor ts good fesults during Con
1n,met Ia relieving tie great suffering attendant upon
childbirth. acknoWledle with Or smith that much
OF my success ~ midwifery Is due 70 the use OF this
medicine. II strength, both child end mother IN
such cases follow the directions u Prof King by al.
lowing my patients Ia uHe it few weeks previous TO
conhnement as by the energy II mpars 10 he uterir
nervous tystem the labor VIII b. Yef much iacated
and removes the cramps which many females liable
to. no woman, " she knew he great value Of his
Streig ,hening oIdia, would fat to u'ei t'
have received numerous Testimonials rom different
capable q doing, WIZ warrant every bottle Of nay
Cordial to be satisfactory IN IT, RESULT.
The following symptoms indca those fectiOns IN
which ne Female Strengthening Cordial has proved
invaluable
lrdisl oston to Fxeltion, wakeiuuefs, Netyoienes.
Hueasnes.l Depreson Of Spirits Trembling
Los of Power. Pain 3D. tie Back, hhcrn .ic
ChNls, and Flushing OF Heat,
Dfafgbg Sensation al the Lower Part of the BODY
Neadrche.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-26

profit than when only fifty bushels to the acre are
obtained. At least the experiment is worth
trying, and certainly cannot result in any great
disaster. Country Gentleman
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-26
DIR. MARSIlALL'S
nEAspACME Il CATARRH
SNUFF

iNuls sunhas thoroughly proved itself 10 be the be, ar
tole ever knovn for curing the Catarrh, Cold In III
Head and Headache II has been found An eS
edy m many cases Of Sore Eyes Deafness has bean re
moved by H. and earnghas often been greatly i'm
by te use lputges out all distractions strengthens the
Glands and gives healthy action to the parts Affected
II Is Recommended by uany Of the best physicians and Ia
ased with great success aud 'atsfAation everywhere
wore man twenty hye years experience has proved
great value aud At this moment Il stands higher IN
ever before.
Beware ofoounterfetts
iae smile Of the gnAure q the PROPRIETOR cuARLEa
oNES, ia on every lotsls. SOLD by Druggists every.
shete. jAngskniys
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miscellaneous.
AMERICAN house,


BUNTU.Nl
Ng he New E1s and STATE. IS s;slay 10.
4 G. y &: +, 5:
comfort and accommodation OF the travelling
public. The sleeping large and ventilated,
The suites Of rooms are wen arranged, and completely
furnished for families and large travelling parties and
the house viii continue to be Fpt asa drst clsss hoel
iu every respect
Telegraph in the House TO all parts Of the country.
LEWIS RICE, Proprietor,
BOSTON, August l. 1863. Willy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-26
BE ,urc All OF prepared at he
New England Botanic Depot
l06 HaHOrer .Strcet, Boston.
George w sweet NJ ID Proprietor
F7m6

%EnD vii be forfeited by Or l.. Dix IT falling to
,cOOO cure In le-s time than any other physician
mere ef,ctually and permenAtly, with less straini
from occupation Uf tear Of exposure 20 hll weather
Win aie 4nd pleasant medicine
SELF ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their edecttaud COZ -equencef
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
Incident TO Married and single LAoies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS
uetcura Affections Eruption and all Diseases OF tn,
skin Ulcers OF the Nost Throat aud Body Pimple'
on the lace sweilings OF the joints Nervousness
Constitutional aud other Weaknesses Ia Youth, and n,
more advanced, Of all ages, Of
BOTH -EXEs SlNGLk uh MARRIED
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ERoA NOZZLE.

Special dispatches from Senator'S the 9th.
The Memphis Argus ofthe 9th contains Missou-
ri news of the 9th. Price had advanced with
8 columns, including Marmaduke's force Of
$500 and shclby's Of 1900, and took q more
northern route, principally on the railroad,
which was badly damaged especially the
South branch and main Pacific road, with a
train of geo wagons. a. j. Smith was at
Fraukln. All quiet in the city, though tele-
graphic communication vas interrupted. Ew-
ing reported To- thsve arrived at Etowa. Rn-
mors prevail Of Gucrillas moving with great
,apidity.
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FROM THE WEs7,.

LAGRANGE, Oct 11.-The flank movement
of Gen. Hood upon Atlanta has so far been
completely successful. The Railroad fromBjg
Shanty to Kingston has been utterly destroyed
even the cuts filed mp, and all the garnsons
along that distance captured. Ouast Wcdnes.
day Frcnch's division Of Stewarts, corps made
an attack upon Altoona, which failcd-the
whole corps subsequently went to his assistance,
when the town was captured by assauit, and
foaF thousand prisoners taken, together with
an immense quantity Of materials of war. Our
army was on the Kingston and Rome Railroad
at last accounts. Gen. Beaurcgard is with Gen.
ltond. Slocum's goth army corps now hold
Atlanta. The rest 6jfShcrman's army has gone
up the road There is cavalry at Atlanta.
Gen. yers6u cap.pred West Point the other
play, taking 80 Wagons in good condition, and
tine wrecks of a great many more. lversou's
forces :ire within one mile Of the city, and will
either Kill or capture every Yankee that ven
lures outside tie main works. Sherman is be-
yond the Chatlahoochie cut Of from his, main
army, Thomas is in command. The evscaa-
ton of, Atlanta is looked for every day. The
enemy lave no stock with whirh to haul ar
itilcry or commissary, and no railroad Ihe
Augusta Dispatch says Hoods movements had
been anticipated anl checkmatcd.
Nashville dates Of the 4th say Forrest was
destroying tile Alabama and Tennessee railread
and had advanced 10 Duck Run and Spring
llili, aud went towards Florence. Guerilla
bands are hnmerous-capturing commissary
and fotaging trains, disabling wagons, carrying
off mules and captured two upward bound
freight trains between Nashville and Louisville.
Communication is open to Chattanooga. A
large force sat work on the Alabama and
Tennessee railroad. Cays would be running
to Pulaski within week Reports from Chat
tanooga says, portion of FORESTS forces cap
.tured Dalton.
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cosrRDrsaTA tRosA AThe Columbus Sun

CoSpRDrsaTs tRosAT Columbus Sun
says: Since the war commenced, there has
been throughout the eoantTy a. great scarcityof
iron suitable for plantation purposes. A manu-
factory has been established at Hartrille, Ala
bama, for the purpose Of making BY the guam
tity this much needed article. Tie iron Is
made into bars Of different lengths apd sizes to
suit the needs of planters, as psows, shoyels OF
any articles that may be wanted by lIammerings
Competent and reliable judges, who have thor
oughly tested it, pronounce this metal far SUI
pefiyr TO any wrought iron, and in hardness,
tonghness and elasticity almost, if not fully,
equal 10 The best Of Swctles iron, which always
commanded sliigbcr price in market than any
other kind This iron, TOO ,can5be very read
lily andrqnicklr made into steel In all respects
tits said to be- for plantation purposes, very
superior, and 10 answer admirably every need.
The company is now making about 5000
pounds Of iron.per week. and soon viii he able
to treble this amount. Specimens can be scen.
at the Nail Works in Girard. Iron will be c1-
changed for provisions. y
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Hoop's WoRK.-ltis stated that Gen. HooD is tear
ing up the tracks Of the Georgia, Macon and West
Point roads. Seventy miles, is stae of tls Georgia
road viii be torn up Adthe Macon road toGrifn and
the West Point road to Newman
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Entered according TO tho Act OF Congress in the year
1869, by j. s. THRlsBrs in the Clerks onice ofthe
District Court Of the Conlederato ststcs for tho
Northern District Of Georgia. )
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Notice.

EITHER sTRAYED OR STOLEN LAST MON.
II ,DAY--A white and black spotted Mich COW
and gyay colered Hell FER two years old. Any in.
formation eadngto the recovery OF the same Will be-
literally rewarded JOHN H JUNGBIUTH,
0Ss Il DsKalb Hsasa.
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FEMALE CLERKS. We learn that Lieut. Col F. L.
CHILDs commandant of the G. 81 Arsenal at Fayette
vile, N. G. has inauguratedthe system Of employing
female clerks to do the work Of mon detailed for that
purpose
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aWel, what viii Old Linktnm do next q said
. farmer in The Tar State. q reckofthc;llha
another battle, and hope our boys Will gain
the victim answered bis daughter Sarah Anlt
Matilda Jane.
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Council Nbtica.

rEAHR TOWN AUTHORIZES HAVING CON-
I. 4 TRACfED with partgtp cut al grass and
weeds in the Cemetery tout side private lo thereby
forbdany one else cutting grss wiihinthe enclusure
By order Of Council. Arm. KENNEDY,
ia Clork Of Council
octs7 IT,
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CAMDEN DAILY JtURkAL.
gIonNINe ocT. iIa.

Atelegram from Port Royal says that Gen. FosrEh
has ordered draft ofa the colored citizens in his de-
partment. :.
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The N. Y. Herald, of September 2s, con-
taius but little war news of Importance. The
first thing that meets the eye'm, the first col.
umn, is 3 terrible Yankee lie in glanng capitals
thus: "Peace propositions rendered by Gov
Brown, Of Geerglaw r under which it says:
"Gov. Brown, ofGeorgia. has offered to Gen.
Sherman propositions for peace, notwithstand,
ing the assertion of Eastern correspondent to
tie contrary"
In addition TO this the Herald, in its situa.
ton article, says:
ave were apprised, several weeks ago, that
emmirsaries from Gov. Brown had reached
Washington with propositions for an adjust
ment, but as to the precise natore of the prop
ositions they had to present, or the authority
they possessed to negotiate, we are not inform.
ed.
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A ARichmond correspondent says there is great de-
mand for small farms in the vicinity of the city, some
Of (which rent as high as $4,000 per annuni. No won
der whena bushel Of sweet potatoes sell for $so and
other things in proportion
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The election, held on yesterday, passed off without
any excitement. though there was an unusual large
gathering and larger number of votes polled than
usuawhich might be attributed to the TACT that tile
Examining Board ced great many from The various
other precincts of the district Tomorrow we will be
able to present to ourreaders the resait in full
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Among other South Carolina officers con-
fined on Morris Island are the following Capt
]. NJ. Mulyany, 27th; Major Zeiglcr, Holcombe
Legion; Captain rhos. Pmckney, Major Hum
nell, Lieutenant Epps, 4th Cavalry; Lieuten-
ant Bissell..2d Infantry; Eent. I. w. Easter.
ling Captain Meacham, 9Th Infantry; Captain
": L Campbell, 18th.
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MORE BEEF FOR HOOPS ARMy-we have reliable
Intelligence, says the Iississippia, tea. drove of
5000 beef cattle from Texas were driven safely across
the Mississippi river at poiut not necessary to men
ton several days siucs and now on their way to
HOOPS army. l
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Reported C9SsrnE OF GEN. HAMPTON. AND STAFF,
The Augusta coastauione1ist oiSatdrdap says;
painful runner reaches us thdt this distinguished leader
and staff have been capnuted onthenorth side Of the
James, whiS making charge upon the enemy lines
We trust that lbere may Be some mistake In eis se
port but our source OF info nation aimee banshes
hope" 1t eapnot be otherwise than aboas.
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Headquarters,
CONSCRIPT DEPARTMENT., }
COLUMBIA, July 80, 1864. !

Sc4NOChlT1 L., J
COLUMBIA, July 81, 1864
GENER1L ORDERS NO. s.
1 THE SECRETARY OF WAR HAVING Dt;I
IL cidca that the Conscrpton authorities have no
jurisdiction over the classes Of Reserves exccpt in the
granting of Exemptions under the Act of Congress- ell
titled AN Act to organize forces to serve during the
War is ordered, pursuant to instructions of tile Su
pernendent that all Details heretofore granted to per-
sous of the Reserve classes by tho officers Of conscrp
ton be and they arc hereby revoked Details of per-
sons of these classes will hereafter be made only by
the order OF Brigndier Genera James Cheshut COIN
manding Reserve Forces in this State
H. Enrolling Officers will proceed at once to fi,rn-
is to Brigadier General Chestnut roll of oil persons
OF the classes of Reserves whose details nre hereby re-
vokcd giving their ages the date anti period of de-
tails, and the purposes for which sueh details wers
granted.
III. Pursuant to orders Of the Var Department.
Enrolling Officers made subject to and will obey
all orders of BrSadler General Chestnut.
Z. y. MELTON,
August4 3 Major Com'dt Conscripts
carolinian copy five tines Courier and Her:
State three times.
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Grain and Lumber Mills.

F. l.. Zemp, flour and grist; Jas. II. Vaughn, -four
and grist: James A. Kirkland, grist; j +. suth-
crlnnd. lumber AMI grist; ". +. Hus shcs, lumber
and gris: Charles Perkins, lumber; Col james
grist nnd lumber; l.. w. i. Blair, flour and
grist Charles Ralcy, -four and grist J. r. Sow
ELL grist John W. Gaslins, flour, grist and lum-
her; John a. Young, grist and lumber; T. j.
Canthen, lumber; Robert Kirklcy, grist; estate
Miller, -four and grist L. J. Patterson, flour
and grist; John S. Miller, flour and grist estate
Of Il. Lang, grist and lumber; w. NJ. Kelley,
grist, John Chestnut, grist and lumber; james
Chestnut, sr, grist and lumber; 8shn MoRac,
grist and lumber; John Brown, grA estate. Of
Burwcll Boykin, grist and lumber; estate of
Lemucl Boykin, grist and lumber: Mrs. Jane ].
Knox, grist.; Richard Hyatt, flour and gvist;
Lewis Peoples, flour, grist and lumber.
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STATE or SOUTH Carolina
(CIRCULAR.I'


ADJT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICI
- COLUMBIA, August 4. 1864.
TN ANSWER 10 NUMEROUS INQUIRIES '.l
i dressed to this office in relation to the Militia Ii
OF this State. the following announcement is made
J. ALL male white persons resident in this State be:
tween the ages Of si1te and sixty years. capable ot
bearing arms, except persons who arc exempt from
"all militia SERVICE" are liable to militia duty, both or
dnliry and i'll the field in times Of alarm nsurrection
or INVASION
H. Persons who have been enrolled for Confederate
service and detailed TO remain at home in civil en-
poymehts or pursuits, or who have been exempted
from Confederate service during the continuance Of
such exemption detail are ablb as othor' citizens id
times Of inH,sof.
III. Persoiis who have been enrolled for Copfeder
ate service whether general local. although detailed
to remain at home not eligible 10 any militia Of
flee, land no liable to dCty in the Confederate ser
vice, unless he be exempted from said SERVICE under
the provisions Of tho Exemption Act Of Congress- shall
hereafter be eligible TO any mlitia"(A. A.. 9Th Feb
ruary 1862
". Detailed men who have been orenpixed M
such int" Companies Tor local mtarv service by Con-
ederatc aorityr will be held liable for militia
service
v Militia officers in carrying toexeeuon General
Orders No. g. series 1864 from this office will be gov
ercd by the foregoing Instructions and hold in readi-
ness for actual service thor respective commands in
obedience to- said orders
BY commands:
(Signed) A..C. DARLINGTON,
Adjt and Inspector General S. c.
Official G. A. FoLI1N, A. A Gen.
PERSONS EXEMPT rRoit ALL MILITIA DUTY.
The Lieutenant Governor; the Judges Of the Courts
Of Law and Equity; tho Ordinaries; Clerks OF tho
Courts Of Common Pleas and General Sessions; Sher
itls Masters Commissioners and Registers in Equity,
the Secretary of State Surveyor General; Compp
trollrr General and Treasurtrs Of the State.
papers lhreo times.
August 6 i lw
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Headquarters,
RESERVE FORCES SOUTH CAROLINA }

COLUMBIA, July 80, 1864
GENERAL ORDER NO. f.
Ali. DETAILS OF PERSONS OF THE RE-
- SERVE classes heretofore granted by the Con
script authorities, now revoked by General Order No.
8. Conscrpt Department, S. c., are hereby revival
and continued upon such terms and for same ner;od
as originally granted.
II. Enrolling Officers will forward to these Head.
quarersthe Rolls ms indicated by Major Melton, Com
mandant Of Conscripts, S. G.
I'LL. Applications for details will in future be noade
through the local Enrolling Officers, who will nyest
gato1le claims being governed by the Rules and
Regulations prescribed by the Bureau of Conscrption
The papers will then be forwarded to the Command
ant of Conscrpts for his examination and reference to
these Headquarers where final action will be taken
upon them. N
BY Command Brig. Gen. CHEsHur
august 3 JED. H. RAREWELL.
eB Ca'otnian cory five times Courier and M,.
sn'y three times trweekly all other papers in the
State three times ~
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Pr"sidcni md Directors If En,a.tn ijriijc (n
Prcsidcnt-John NJ. DcSnussurc.
Dircctors-Iohn Macrnc b. Perkins, james Tc
Colin AIacrac, Sec. & Treas.
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, S. c.
MAIL .ARRAN NGE1lENTS

RICHMOND, CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA, wEsTERN
AND WAY MAILS.
Duc-Daily, by 20 r. NJ
Closc-paily by 90 p NJ
LANCASTER, FLAT ROCK, DC.
Due-Monday, Wednesday, 8; Friday by l2 90 NJ
Close--Sanr days, at IL 90 y. N
RED HILL, Russell PLACE, dc.
Due-Thursday, by i! IL 90 NJ
Closes--Sa,ne day. at ' III 0O A. NJ
TILLER's FERRY, JEFEEEaoN, dc.
nue--Alonday, by II 90 NJ
Closes--Friduy, Mt 10 60 A. NJ
OFFICE HOURS.
From 8 90 A. n. to 3 90 2. NJ, and for short
time after opening tho mail nt night.
"'..'. T. W. PEGUEs i. M.
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Dentist.
NJ. Bisscll.
Scholastic, Mercantile, e. MecIan-
iCal. =. -.

academies and Primary Schools IN Camden.
l.. McCandlcss' Male Academy; +. Sinudcnmycr,
male academy q. bailey, Professor of Foreign
Languages Mrs McCandlcss' Acuuemy for
Young Ladies', Mrs. Mc(reight: Miss Dawson :;
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeNdun
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Uurdwarc &c. Sc:
Z. w. Eon.ey James Dunlap, George Alden, Mrs
NJ. L. Campbell, X. M Kennedy, Mrs. McLeisli,
Mcndal Smith, Mrs Conner, Mrs. Crosby, -
Benjamin, Matheson Co.. A. L. Latta, w, D..
McDowalL S. Oppcnheim, NJ Baum l. Bro Me
roncy, Boswell g. Bro, ]. NJ. Gayle, Joseph
c' Gerald 6 Co., George Douglas, J. II. OPP
pcnhcm 4 Bro, Wns johnson, i. u. llccott, Is.
Skies.
Drnygistx.
Nm. Mckaiu, Il. l.. Xcmp
H?"1 Seicr and &"iion,r.
James A. Young.
,. :, Watches and Jr~ehy.
james \. Iolhg, |. L. Alcxandcr AW Wc.,r
han.
L'a"h#mths Naqom amd CarringeVuzcyx..
s. Shiv"r, Robert Man, Nathan 4: Arranty, THOMAS
Shvor. X. H., blacksmith.
rrtinH Wartrc"as ahd in".rtu:rrs o
G. l.. chu''cn, VIM. T"rvcr }. +. Sutherland,
J~F. :;utllcrlanl, {. l.. Chattcn, IT. e.. Roberts,
Merchant 7uHoy.
thnrcs 4. Mcdonald.
SndA1cry nnd kss,utsx.
F.'' oakGs; Mr. 'D"'$er
,Whcci~rigkt a"d Gimmchrf.
II. }. McCrcght.
.BdkeyH.
Mrs. NJ \. Kenncdy, +. Shocnlakcr, YIN. naascl.
1nn- Td,wy.
L.. Is. Stephenson, +. j.. Xcmp John S. Br:aicy,
Alex. Mcleod, Lewis j. Paltcrson John Brown
Uotcls.
Mansion House. by r. G. Robinson.
Dehals House, ny J. II. Jungblutl.
Pirate E"orany.
J. ". Rodgers.
MlinnrV ant Drc$x M,king
Miss D. H. McEwcn, Mrs. Nammc:sloug =
Churches.
Mcthodist-.|. r.. Wghman, pastor.
PreshSteran--S H. Hay,
EpiscopalT. +. Davis, ,ir..
Eaptist-W. f. lughson,
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academies and Primary Schools IN Camden.
l.. McCandlcss' Male Academy; +. Staudcnmvcr
male academy: G.. bailey, Professor of Forcis,
Languages; Mrs. McCandlcss' Acuueuy io
Young Ladies', Mrs. Mc(reight: Miss Dawson
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeNdun..
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Commissioners Of Free Schools.
Wiley Kelley, Vim. pixon. .t:,,ncs Team,
Halle, Jesse TrucsHcl, Duniel Bcthunc,
Mcdowell
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Commissioners Of Eoads.
}. NJ. DaSaussurc Chairman, B. r. Mccoy, W. E.
Hughes, Daniel d. Kirkland, James L. Nc
Dowall heHis j. Psttcrsoni j. English Dolby,
Fred. Bowen, John Il, Alicklc, Gillian Sowcil,
Richmond II: Terrell, Emanuel Parker
, The sixth section Of thb Act to establish cor
tain Roads bridges anu Ferics,' passed December
II, is as tocws: = > :.
=" Thnt each Commissioner Of 1toads now in Of
hco, or hereafter appointed, shall serve until a
successor is appointed, aid hus accepted. This
scctlo" TO ''s In force during the
Commissioners Of Free Schools
wiley Kelley Wm pxon. 1a,ncs Team G. g..
Halle, Jesse Trucsfel, Duniel Bcthunc, A. L..
Mcdowell.
C"mHls@onrrs oi' IUbLc Bn1dings.
John Workman. Il. NJ. Kennedy, Il. U. Johnson f.
j.. Hcmp, l.. ". X. Blair, James B. Curcton. Wm
y. Mcl'owall Chairman. g. =. t., Colin Mucrea
Trcnsurtsr ..' 49,.
Commissioners 10 4ppro,'c I'uthr Sccuri'iex
John M DeSatls*urc jane: Duulmp Nm f. john
son, ST., \. NJ. Kennedy, Thos. 4. Shannon.
e, Commissioners Of the Poor.
f., Barnes. \. \. Mcl'owull, john o. Higgins, r.
Nj. Kennedy, J. s. Detass. W. +. lluGl,s"n, Sec:
and Treas.
President and Directors of L1ha.sm iJtiijc Ca.
Prcsidcnt--.John NJ DcSaussurc
Direct ors-Iohn Macrnc, B. Perkins, james Tcal.i.
Colin hlncrac Sec & Treas.
.... ...' Soldiers Board Of. RcI;ct. },
John NJ. DcSa,lssure, f.. Barnes, Ja.,cs Dunlap, J.
Ross Dye, G. Moscly, James Team, Jesse Trucs-
del, John r. Micklc, Charles Ralcy, John Gas
kins, Daniel Gardner.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-16

Commissioners Of the POOR.
f., Barnes. i. y. Mcpowull, John o. Hig
ii. Kennedy, !. s. DePass. ". T.. lIu@ls
and Treas.