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] Uo 5uu A0o"p sato !, 4uieIiy, Hnat
".Go!" cried Mr. Mutten, With an air OF
the inttnsest interest "Do tell me, psny."
| ~ can't, !" rctusnedL L; "Its . dead secret,
SO far as you are concerned He gave me
pernie sion to tel it to your nephew, bnt not
II win proceed to put more Goals on" OBJ
served The maaman, cunnlBg1y,
"Juet as you please, Mr.. Matten," said I,
ss cooNJ As The situation permitted, Tor
knew that another shovelful would be my
coup de grae; "ouly, Ii told your nephew
your nephew could Of couras tell You. Bun
In an instant bs Eas gone, screaming t.Blu,
Dill!" 1t the top Of bis voice, and there w1a
alone, painfully endeavoring to retain the
powers OF intelligence which felt vera fast
ebbing away from me- Unless L did SO, It
wss possible that Bill might not release me
ton 1joined nv: voice, however, to tbat Of
his uncle, and the e1ertion seemed to afford
me some sort OF relief Ny hearing was pre-
ts1n&tura1Iy enickened-I heard the young
minis voice In the kitchen asking sulklly
what the TOW was about: and when the old
about Tu1kish baths, he replied: ::
"Ob, stnff and nonsense-you are ~ mad
us halter upon the anbject'1 =:
Once more raised MT voice In one long
cry OF agony: then heard feet coming up
stsirs three steps At time, and naxt, cup
feWes Wien t esmo 70 Myself twas stretched up
on the sofa, wrapped In = sheet, and feeling
Is il that were my only skin Mutten the
1onuger sat beside me. 's.s p.
"Tntlc and Jon were 90 interested in your
talk together,' said he, "that Toa quite for.
get the Thermometer: He Is quite ashamed
81 himself on: account Of It, and has left mo
to see you comfortable. You shou1d really
neyer talk to him about Turkish baths, It
excites him eo.t 49, :
+, II never viii again, = said l, feetly. :.
"Not when you are having a vapor.hath
at al events" observed the young man. ;;
win"
And never did; and: don't advise sny-
body else to do co.. 49, 49,
1 am bound to ss5, however, that Mr: Nut
ten, Senior, WAS most respectful aud we'll
behzved upon tbs last occasion when hap
pened TO meet him, and that he has not the
slightess recollection whatever of having
attempted to +'.condeDsen: the present
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s ss: s:A &.
Which vas occurred n = he eoues,ns vote. v-
Reed cAsS ay e:si Sss
mia" s,, |. aaasay o..,wsn Farley and Longs
ss''
po .ae Ss
Henry asnsy, Nm, SsSos. Reed cs'pS Mitchell jeremiah
A,ao.mn MOTIONS REUSED
40 to meet on Wednesday instant at ia
waica was carried
rArses PROM oovrcuarv
sahst soois front d his premises no Il ost%sr,ns
n the same 70 remain during the pleasure Of the Com
Which Witch Ess ceacurred Ia.
hoeer awning Ia front Of his IL PREMISES No
Turing S nss 81 hoase street the same 70
Mhich coneurre in y '"e oo'"o' oouh''
Of me Ninth election district of seventh ward FOR De
lBy Board Of oouncmea referred 10 Comptroller with
Bin OF Colonel Charles soome amounting TO two hun dred
81 "a he sn % on s 90
souou @ ae Be- % draw his
opposite their names ant charge the same 70 "City con
Which was laid over
e Se O. sw With aS the
Charles Sums Trustee Of the Roman Catholic Church Of
Seventh Tor nc one thousand and twenty
against sa cs and coree sG he
account Of Donations.
Which laid .frf fet
Resolution. that Twenty third street. from Third
II s con snS ss @
accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted onehaif the
to BE- paid by the city
Which referred 70 Committee Hrees
directed 70 appoint suitable 10 prepare the Official
report Of the proceedings of said Board such appointment
osake effect On the LIST Of January 1864 the saiary
10 be One Thousand Five Hundred dollars 70 DO
pad for the present from the appropriations for City Con
ngences and to be provided for IN future under the
| cad arc md r.apla latty Nen
Which was laid
Resolution that permission be given TO McCabe to
exhibit goods In front OF his premises No 10 Caharne
street the same 10 remain during the pleasure OF the Com
mon Council
Which was cOncurred IN
Report OF COMMITTEE OF Conference OF Boards Alder.
and Councmen Ia favor Of adopting resolution that
the salary OF the and laborers employed under the
day. to date from the 10Th dav of July 1867
(By hoard OF C0uncilmen resolution adopled.b
Atdem HARDY moved concurrence the action OF the
Board OF COunciimen.
Which, was lost a division, viz
Anlrmative-Aderman Fox. the President Aldermen
well. Farley and L0ng-tl
Negattve-Aidermau Muchel-1.
Subsequently Tecons,dered ana laid over.
kcsoiuOn that committee Of three members from the
appointed Joint committee 10 procure and erect suitable
monument over the remains OF tho late Alderman Andre
FrOment Of he fecnih district and the of Eve thou
sand dollars be- and hereby appropriated for the same
Which was laid over.
ed and he President that the Board stood ad
journed uHtt tomorrow the Both inst al O'Clock r. M
DIT. VALENTINE. Clerk
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STEAMSHIP CRY MANCHESTER Capt Gii OF the Inman
line, sal ed yesterday for Queenstown andLiverpooi
STEAMSHIP HAsxoNri Capt schwensen, saied yesterday
for Southampton and Hamburg.
STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA, Capt Ferer, sailed yesterday
Liverpool and Glasgow.
srxAxsnY MArAszAs Capt Liecgang sailed yesterday fer
New Orleans.
sInAssnir Evening STAR Capt Bell sailed yesterday for
Havana and New Orleans
We are indebted Capt RUSSELL OF the ship Cult
vaor for the report oil his ship cory OF the manifest
SIR LosewuoD, recently sold at Liverpool brought
fi40p0 (not f4000l
snIps EXCHANGE 500 TONS built OF Bath Me- IN 1856 Me-
da oD t4s tons. built AT Richmond Me in 1867 barks
rant, s9s tons built al Richmond Me- in 1882 and Mary
sold auction at Liverpool on the 22d ut
snv susAs owFHs 7s6 tons built al Baltimore In ls4s
Is advertised at Liverpool for private sale.
BREw JULIUS from Bremen arrived at this port 9Th
inst reported as having sprung aeak during
heavy weather, which report Informed by
sqnee, is incorrect
BARR EAGLE Az 200 TONS built Boston 1870 has
sold for S7250
Ba Bars ST. ArxE Az 800 TONS built in England in 1885,
has been sold on private terms
BRIG GOLDEN LEAD Smith, hence for Aspinwa put into
Portland 9Th inst. 1eaky.
Bnie FANNIE Az 1871 TONS built at Frankfort 10 1855 has
been sold on private terms.
Som w. Burr, from New York for Boston ashore near
nauset IL full Of water, aud will probably be total loss
psu OF her cargo be saved In damaged state Mr.
Nsuset 70 look wreck Lighters will 60 70 her
ICON me weather clears She has an assorted cargo.
valued a. IRON $4,000 TO $1,000. fTbe Us tons.
oun " new London Ia i5cA aud owned IN New York.
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se.s Ha..:s scar Hsr = Ana wreck;
Strapped e' Tue ss w = es 3: inc
Sos. oss KS0I ashore at Hsskese d reported to have
o. "a. q s" S -
Of Warren. Ri. ON private terms
Prior Roar hAsv jams q tons has been sold 10 go under
Bark Isabelle winslow. NIB. was al Cape ycrd Islands
NOV J. e'ea"' al wen suoker. Sc.
vsnSs SSAP Losd y gos Penang Sept 10 'f
sSD S q G% liverpool Oct 81 Tor S'dne'
Ship Young Eagle, Walker from cAso Aug y for Havre
BARK chrssbel from xeoa Bay for kYork Nov IS ~
Brs Baltic from Easipor, for Havana Dec IT. Ia, 21io
Foreign PorGs.
ALcoA BAY Nov BIN port b. bark Golden Fleece, Way.
BHlsTor Dec 2s-Arr bark Pr~irie Bird. wiley, Hossm
BoseAS Nov H-in port ship Sparkling Wave Emeyf for
sS s ship Ts%es Lane sydpey Nsw
cgs.so. Dec SIN port bark vsDu. Atkinson, for
DIAL Dec ssArr ship Lepan.o MARTA London for Bonn
HAlrr.x Jan 8. eAM-sd steamship Asia 0rom Boston,,
KunRAoaEE Nov 2G-In port ship Moonlight, French, for
MANsANGIA. Dec isIn port bark Luda stewart for New
PsasAnaSco. Dec s-ia poa brig Iapwne. for - next
Dec 2s-Arr Prus brig Plus TX Lubkc, New
n.
American Ports.
Ms Jan . Arr .s Sas kSdsr rssSepsa
r,nston Matan7as; Br schr Angler Shannon Port rsix
. n9s~ sss t"s & s
scLrs hemilson kecy, aoree and mkt spray tBr Cole
S.h.Ar bark seison, Pensacola; brss Fanny Genoa;
BALTIMORE Jan 7-Delow, bark z,Iaes Priest; from
no SQUAD a 81 1 sa
E"s.oa kais Msrnl Weeks. EYors. Sid schr Bayies
Ell EEDoHkTowN Jan e-sd brig David h Doane Know
Boston; Ageporia Higgins Eiabelhnort Tor do: Maria
sssSs "Ss ssa sSt er s ss
foRTREss MONROE. Jan 5-rhe following vessels, and
Roads -stsamsr resa, Lark from SYoIE 70! Baltimore
street H from % Eyes ' s'' Doo'' Long
& y sso ds rs s brig ssr nseE c ao
VIM Arthur iisskei NYork for do; Kate Tree,ben Bos
aa '' ks fox White sa
seSas M Berry some Nyork for Boston, Tropo
Bro .Be,, Douglas DO Tor s, John NIB =. A.
schrs GINA, Fremont, Laura frances Pacess,
morn @sa , mix SNOW Storm Is prevailing with wind
ES w GS % r s
I'd st 4 Nays y. sr p1s ..ss
ra Hussey kYork Argui Eye, Townsend Noricans
Iswss Del ;ss me PAX ve.er. CHRISTIAN from s.
bark Gem for SALEM setaga fresh crew. and will leave
be lowed the city Tor repairs Five scrs unknown at
anchor inside at Breakwaer. Wind w.
PORTLAND. Jan 7-Sienal for and brig Cid brig
Orson Adams Wal Saga schrs Grace Girdier Cre aud
Ida Blake, Washington; Union. Hamlin. baltimore.
PORTSMOUTH, J N I-Si1 schrs Cameo Pendleton Ron
dout I'd, Pilot. Doiver, NYoik; 9th, Hattie Annah Orca
Ehgabethp0rt. ."
PROVINCETOWN. Jan Sin port ship Coringa. Bogart
Calcutta Bost0n VITA Charles Pea
alongside She will be towed 10 Boston
PROVIDENCE, Jan 8-Arr steamer Falcon. Jones' and
westcheser Boxer New York schrr Carlisle. Rider
Oeorgetown: W Atwaier Racket Eiiyabethport.
ROCRLAND, Jan 4-Sld schr Harbscrabble. Gregory.
SALEM. Jan Arr schr Ocean Wave Taruer. kYosk a
Collins Cove (vhere ashore before reported
Wax got on after disg deck load.
WEXFORD Jsu 6-Arr SCAR Etecta Scott. Baker. New
York for frosfdence The harior rea,sas or
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Port OF New York, january .. 1864.

Fort OF NEW HOrAs january AoO4s
CLEARED.
Steamship Evening Star, Bell Havana aud New Orleans
s,s.S,D M MAT. s,a Nsw
ship Escort, Fi.ner. Liverpoo,-J J Stewart 4 Co..
BARK Dennis Horton, McMullin, shanghae-J G Jcwett
Bark Marguerite C.al,, Scott. observation-disclosures
Bsrk Eliza Bsrss tBrj. FIRTH Bermuda-Iucter Light
Bark R.dama tBr), Mckenzie. Bairar via Porland-An
s ssrf H %iSons L.mpher New
Brig Olga tsus). Ia&sreer. Cetie-Fonch. Meincke
Brig Ayosets. tBr Ingham, Laguayra and Porto oa1el-
Brig Cathsrue tBr) Pnlmau IAguayra Porto cabei
Brig james Grove tBr, sheenan. Demarara- Middleton
BIG fP sro sSs w H New hsssS.
s ssSr Nh aos srbds. g s%
schr Myrtle tBrl, Condor, Harbor Grace, Nf-Green
Rs N.ms RsS
scsr surf Wakefield. w.shing.on1T Mathew:
schr Crawford Hodgdon. washingion-Bcntey. Smith
schr Nimrod, Turner, Bailmcre.n p Buck Co.
s sebr L Toiles' DAY, New Hayen@M Briggs 4 Co.
ARRIVED.
steamship Thomas Swami ~ transport Hobart Wash.
os K% I, sPo Nov 80. % win md,s sga !.
50 snsiiid ship Orient from L,yerpoo D. Tor New York
asf 'fan ss.
cook, Jersey aged died
sumpion h INST of Fire Island. took pilot from boat Ia
vurita Nos
Bark Salem tBr OF Nassau MP Powell, MALAGA 20 days
with fr, l. T. Amsinck h Co, vessel 10 McMurray.
Has been Is DAYS NV OF Bermuda with heavy from
SW 10 NV.
BARK Augusta Aurora DAM schmiegelow. Rio Janeiro.
a. days. with Phpps Bros Dec o. lat 10 20 s.
IS SPOKE Br ship CITY OF Pekin 81 days from Glasgow for
Calcutta.
Rrig Eag.t tof Totua, Terry Rio Janero 60 days with
coffee, 10 master
Brig Pollur ,of s, Tbomss, Leehusen Pernambuco 81
days with sugar Napier wesford. Had heavy wealth
err, carried away iibboom. lost sails, &c
BRIG Reinsorn (Bragb Sarico, Para rs DAYS with
to Sos Bento Been days on the coast with heavy
weather and extreme cold.
Brig Abbott DAM Jason Aux Cayes. Dec 81 with
iogwood, Kirkland Won Sachs Was up to the High
laads Let inst and blown off; badly rosbitten
Brig Condor. Brown. Maasana 70 days, with Mahogany
&c 20 3 + sherman.
Brig onesphorus tBr) Card Carenss 10 days with as
phaltum. Edmision Bros Had heavy weather with
IRENE cold for the past week on the COAST.
Brig John Freeman Baker. Port Royal DAYS 10 ballast
schr Telegraph (of Cornwais, Shaw, Curacao via New
port RI 2sdays with salt 10 ID Dewof Was of SANDY
Hook Jan and blown off In the gale Dec r. LAT 2S o.
lon 6 H. spoke brig Cemanha Hopkns hence for Ponce
schr Tigs SBr), Porter. Curacao Dec 23 with hides &C.
schr A TAYLOR Dukes. Virginia.
Sch Leesburg Blake Portland for Philadelphia.
eloop Hull. Hull Providence
BELOW.
Bark Linda Stuart. from Mansanilla
Also one bark and two brgs.
SAILED.
sth-ship Gov Morton: barks Reindeer. s Chapman;
bries Rnnnymede Hound. AVALON Matte; schrs WIN
yh-steamers Harnmonia,. City Of Manchester Evening
Star, Maianzas. Caledonia
nd Al sunset
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cmr-WAros.-On Thursday. January I, at the resi-
dsnoe q Mr.. r d. Kiduf, by the drew. iDr Cummings
Mr. joan Cosny 20 Miss ELkS WATSON both OF this city
Lur1s-pogcaER1y. AT Baltimore, NJ. on Thursday
JANUARY 7, by the Rev. Father Mccarthy. OF Washing
son. ID o., CHARLES G. LrrIs. Of New York, 10 Miss
FRANCES A. noUGHEsrY, OF Baltimore. No cards
RscAs-hcGowAN.-on Wednesday evening, January
@. 10 tho chapel the Nativity church. oy the Rev
Father George McCoskey CHRISTOPHER j. IsGAs TO MARY
J.. w. MCGOWAN.
SrRANcM MUIIioAs-0D Saturday evening, January
e. by the Rev, James hlet, at his residence, No 1856
tddrdge street Mr.. CHARLES w SrRANGMAN late OF Gull
ford, Conn TO Miss SARAH JAsE MuLLGAs all OF this city,
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Certain parties, for unknown TO me, having
circulated reports OF my marriage With Mrs Lima such
reports beng false take this method OF contradctng
them JOHN r.. MARREN.
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NoTICE.-BILLIARD SALOON KEEPERS WILL
IN find II 10 thsir advantage to bur Billiard Balls a. "
GROTBs Manufacory Mo- rs Fulton street. corner OF Gold
street where they ind the largest ana best seasoned
sock OF Billiard Balls always hand NJ reduced prices
Billiard Bss rcadusted aud cooced u sh0St NOTICE.
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cra, Monday afternoon at two o'clock. from his late
rcsi1encc, Ia Dominick street.
Duo notice OF the funeral will appear 10 the daily
papers
MoGuRR On Friday, January 8, ~ Fort Richmond,
after a short illness MICHAEL MCGUIRE, aged 10 years,
Tho friends OF the family are respectfully invited 70 at
tend funeral from his brother James residence Ia
Clinton place this Sunday afternoon at one O'Clock
Mut3eipE.-In the hospital at Knoxville, Tenn, on
Bapg, OF Company y, Seventy ninth regiment High.
anders New York State Volunteers aged "a years and
10 days native Of Irvine, Ayrshire, scotland.
McGowAE.-On Thursday, January q, after . long ana
CT prumcliH county Sligo, Ireland, aged 81 years.
Dearest father, thou hast left US,
And thy loss we deeply feel;
But lis God who hath bereftus,
He can oil sorrows heal.
Ths relatives and friends OF the family and those OF DIS
nons John, Patrick and Peter also his brother Patrick
aud us onnaw Bernard Donnelly respectfully Ia.
vted TO atleod the funeral this Sunday afternoon M
street
oLps--on Saturday, January o. AM widow OF Francis
Odds, 10 the 8lst year OF her age
Tue relatives and friends OF the family are invited 10
ateBd the funeral, Monday morning Al ten O'clock
from The residence OF her son in.aw Amos o. Little
lr6 West Twenty second street. Her remains viii be
taken 10 Passaic, N. j., for intermeut. -
O'cALLsnAs.-On Friday, January Q, MANY rrcy'
daughter Of DANIEL and Kate oCallshau aged years
and ~ days.
Tue relatives aud friends Of the family are respe,uv
At too oclok from the residence Of her parents IL
Carminc street.
Kswburg IN. " papers please copy.
0Kmr-on Saturday, January Q, Of consumption,
s friends and the friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral this Sunday after
noon st two oclock from his late residence southwest
crser u second avenue sod fifty third street.
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tfse Menery Of Charles J.
Mhnunuas.

Asa meeting Of tho sesssaa Of she rwsaysosian
Caurca og Ca Aiaa, aesd On she 1ssh inst. present
Rev. s II. Har. Psssar, snd John Workman, w. n.
T. Workman. y. J Mss,ssssas and a. VI. Eaanesy.
galsns ghisss The feilswias preamble and resesa.
ssoas usse unanimously sappssa:
ssnce sic lsss Meeting Of saa ssss;oa Of ss Church
we bare sesa called sroa 90 EsoaEn sse death OF be-
ioscd aaa asesas usssabcs--t:sIAgLgS ]. SHANNON.
wo has hcen 30 active Railing Elder s;scs The sssh q
ocsescr 1884, al which tine io ~ss ssassc having
uassd with siis Caerrh tho iss'os Mss prsssess.
then asaes The charge Of Rsv. g. s. .Twvia. d D.
rutscsal and regular Ia bic ATTENDANCE ss iasasecasss
with ss brethren IN tho Session was aisaya cvsooas
sad sgsecabe aFsa in his opinions. be evnr manifested
CDs.:eu regard to tise epinoas Of oshass-of sosaa
IsdgHsns aaa aep,y Interested Ia she srlv;;nss wsi
fare Of tho Cssnscli Committed TO the ovessight Of
shs Session iss views weso bishiy vsassi aud ssssssa
with that asStscaee 10 wish they weFe ensisled Ia
Tie srerpsioa o eEsssrs tn the church t SHs siways
al ssssoa os interest," 10 him. ssd ross seald fail 10
NE shs cs,ssssss relcpase BIO extended TO them.
On The ID ins;saf. having served hss gensrs,ioa
aex,iy earlssisg Bis sesh rear, he passed from dina
b rtssni.Y, ses href lasss of sixteen days TO rsa
wa hably ssrss Ia the bosom Of ssas ssysrsr wass
psossssed sssrass he was. BaH
EsspsseS. Thss ws dssply nearH tho esaih Of osar
hsssles G. ] sgaasps sssJ ssn ever cherish sfssc
aas seelsess Of his fnsrsvorsr sad aeushosy regard
a a ssvgshsr q slsis scsssna.
RasIss4 Tlsa: this uasssss ts ss;Sssd apoa osif
beck cf fSsord and ,@su be ssstsisss 30 his mem
ssy sssh hs ago and .sagss os sase Rain. Elass.
tsssa se
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CIRCULAR.

10 dc Sesral ssSs,s' Boards e sls 81 a.s sassass
CoMPTRoLBgR-GgE 0FFICg.
C0uu MIA, s. c., Dee g. 1855.
THE SOLDIERS BOARDS or RkLiEF Ia 1H ~
several Districts and Parishes Of thls STATE are
hereby notified abas under The requirements of tlse
Act Of December H. 1859, entitled San Act 10 make
provision for The ssppors Of shs families a soldieT
from This State in tie Confederate and State sesvs
the anoun, appropriated by saa Acs has been appoT-
toned upon The basis Of the white population shcwn
by The censas Of 1852 and sss forth 10 Tho sehsaue
below, The Act aforesaid requiring ihe psorsssesss
Of The "Aes 70 make approprs,isns in ssi OF fhe As.
lies OF soldiers &c, ratified December Do, 1852 30
be observed notice 10 aiso hereby given aai asr oae
sosEts ofihe amount row subject 10 The dFss d tho
Chairman q, each Beard hss besns draws. ifosa the
Treasury, statement Of the srsH$aien os each g6asd
required 20 be made 20 the Tseasfss ~ she Dyisons
in which the Beard IL o< aled before ass fErtef rav
ent can be made which win be thereafter upua GUAR
tsry drafts apeo ske Trsssurys
GssasrHas AZ sasscspasssve Buassss particularly
requested ,s eosaearisase with tbs Office "a sgoa ss
they sss psssased 10 proceed ID se discharge of ksg
6asscs Rutisssr atsens;crs is caasi 20 She Act Am
nesesas i5s ises, Jpahishsd Ia sSEar6saa or zias
inst } in ali respects asd ssystsaiFsa 80 shs REPORTS
10 ha aade 80 this osa hetofe sAe frss dzy oa FeS-
arr nsst ehicb sepsfss sisouId giTs .as ornssssoa
required In tabular sssssassass m eCtofisy ~sA tho
rgosissoas al enid Acs. iAMF3 a. BLACK.
CsEsptrnslar GAaagsia
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~TELEGRAPH NEWS.
esow ss.tas,nsn.

nscgwosp, December. 2Ss--Ose hnn0scsi
and sweassef .Asey;llss saiacss have been re-
ccisea as tka iiblsy prison..
Gsmas.asseaer 0sssi sess slosh flsa hsisssfesi
Yaakssa In exchange fas She Lenseeicsssss
bsaaghs 10 cssv Paint: bat esnbtaeeti The ep-
ssas ennisy ID fnsnns Hitchcock Tbs Confederate
slssshorissss oaalS bold no communication with
st;eeasal gasses. aad ssqassssa that 10 further
sEasss bs tnsas q. = parsaaI cscAssgs ei
prssoaesh
Tbs recent Ess In yoTksawa sesalied 10 tae
siesa al soa less shan one million dollsss 10 tae
Yaakee gseernaass. Tie Ere broke out IN a
hospssal aaa sxseasea TO ths araenal psoBsaea
wisk magssises 4 hssassenaaaa report sosie1ed.
Explesiing shslk and baraieg eessns we're
scattered is cvery direction. Tweusy.as pcs-
ssas sess injured and every Goasa IN Che ssvs
damaged.
The next morning the fasis Eaagssias wss
ssaehcsi. The explosion which took place
shaes ssse earth for many miles around.
@soa sng WEST.
DaaYos, December sa.-~ Intelligence having
reached hese day before yesterday that large
~agon sraip belonging To The eneeny Tas
moving lresa Chattanooga towards Knoxville.
M8lsf 5eaeFM Wheeler was ordefcd 90 take
whss troops Of his command that could he
spared from sao front and, IL po%atls, 70 cap
fare IL.
His force, sixsoea hundred strong. apder the
immediate command of Brigadiar General keI.
iy. reacheA Cleveland yesterday morning.
Ffading that She ssaia had not pursncd tina.
soas, he pushed towards Charleston, Tenn,
when ha encountered brigade Of shs onemy
a!ats sssove thea. to their reserves, within stwa
4snsses Of that pfaee. Oss little bard had shs
modification 10 sea the last of The wagon train
pass through the sown safely.
The enemy's force was eompsted at eight
thousand infantry. Orders were given to fal
back, when Yankee cavalry force of fvs
thousand. which had been thrown out TO fanl
our goops. was observed. and thetr object com
plsssay frustrated by the skill of our eomman
der. The eaesnys approaches we're cautious
90 Il apprehensiva OF an ambascade. The,
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Janasy /
TAX NOTICE

LII perssns having business OF profession regis
~ tered. are required 10 sskc out fsw registry
from The iss Enssat aud pay the sas- Alsn 70 isaks
returns Of sses ard pay On The same scf tie qaaf.
ter cfsding alss ust
The sar css ineouss and salaEea Fsass ana si ess
ss,ps,sos are nos due AND returns are required to
he made daring the nsenth OF January. Tho Asses.
sor will he found al ny efsea every day isamdays ex.
csps} during The month Of JsHuafy. Nos'cs vii be
s;T.p when tie Assessor eII visit Tho different pre-
cincss in the District 1s n kESBkDf,
Jsanary u AVA u III
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-01
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
no the Planters af kershsAss am@
Lancaster Dssaracsss


TYAygSG been authorised by asicf q. r. Z.
il Il SLOAN, Controlling Qsassesmsssas af South
csspsus, a;sd MsScs C. 8. CAaRfSGT1N, q. M.
Chsss d Forage bersrtnsas hssstmUsd Virginia s0s
cclincs sha Tar ia Kind saa TUssgs cf my sniiss
nssrseS
Hu@s respectfully safcFm The pssEtess es KeFsazw
s iaaoasas psssrssa that ~. nesx prepared 70 b.
ssa skas SACKS msy 20 required 10 bed bha.r Titaes
Of Corn md Oats Ny Agens, Mr. WM. d sTgRON
twhsao headquarters sss a. Cassre u authorized 10
sslrs Ia sag nssa ssr Whatever cSfp asd Gaia naay
t tssvs,rs 10 hssn and every iasance has receipt
wi be good voaches TO tho Assessor tF she aus0ass
specsae3.
the assssaaossce his prompt ssteatinn, ss our armies
srp snssess 81 Reed of cota and oats,
an, authorized purchasing aarssfTassssr fos nis.
,rs No q. and as lie prio. OF corn has besa pas u
20 AZ 30 par e4ahc, tfuss syesy hsskel ncs ahae-
lusely rafea fOr soae consumption wiil es reported
to nay agent who ss alwags geady 20 bay and pay ths
;sossay scg the saspc Very respectfully.
JAMES soWRRS, caps aad A. o. M
Tiagences s. O., December Ia, lsea.
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