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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-31

50 (onc.rt--wss given at the Court House in
thi. place on Saturday Evening last by the Normal
Ip,tit ute # Music now in session here in aid Of the
Sick and Wounded soldiers relief fund. The house
was crowded and q handsome of money uss re-
.ahEsd.
We DO not believe in "cure-slls" until we trle d
AYEk's inimitable Pulls, and now We think the
whole secret lies the fact that purgiiyss are The
nsturAl remedy for disease, and DR.. Aver hAs Aads
The beat Of putgativss They cure oil our complalas
Hogan o., Press
Hon at Bac0n's--0ur Hrisnd S. D. Bscon ha.
made arrangements to give Hop at The Bacon
House in Nicholson or the 7th sept.0he 2nd day of
the Fair at Glenwood) }. States Band ha. been an
gagged FOR the OCCASION and nothing will be wanting
30 minister to the pleas and comfort of those who
may attend, Those who love 20 " Trip it on the
light fantastic toe will fnI Bacons just tho place
for good time
The Lady's Friend, for Sept ember--A
touching steel engraving, called TIE BLIND PfPER,,
opens the September number of THg LApY's FRIxxD.
Thi is followed by the usual double st.el Fashion
Plate, richly oolored' By the way, that
Of the ladies il the Plate is wearing the Russian
boot, with high heel, now so popular IN Paris
Then follow the usu-l Numerous eugravings OF LADIES'
and chidrens fashions, which delight the fairGr
portion Of creation, and often puzzle us gonteme
The music Of this number If, Who Speaks FIRST ?
Gallop. The literary contributions vari-I
and interesting as usual-incluling "Ons of Many
by Aunt Annie "a Spinster's Story - cousin
Winfield y Pauue's Vision y First AMI Last"
''Letty Hague )" The Transformed VillaSe,"-
(which we now see is by Mrs Henry Wspd) "My
Blind Hero )" "Shadow and Sunlight" &c. Of
course there is the usual Work Table, Eltors De
psrtment, Receipts Fashions Sc Price $500
year twenty cents single number
Address DEACON / PETERSON, 3l9 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia.
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PARTICULA NOTICE

tH:Fe are many PreParataors sold ltndcr TIE asss
q bLtferSr Pn4 ~ ~ qRqrt BgLes com rounded o(
ne cheapest triiskey conn on run costing fro1.
~ - 40 cents per raon Ae taste asgu;sea b. Ini..
or C0riHader SeeH - .ss.11'1Hts'''' y 11ts'''
ms cas- Gt Bjttsys has cquse9 and t-incontinx.
"e death Of the drrbard BIZ Hely ,,qe t6e s,tt
IS fsof coatin saRy usde- the Influence II IfcoloIe
Ht'"'0tH%ts q ne rgr&t Kind me Hs sire sotDr
ls eregfod anc eot ~ and ne rsault is ,aHlRsho
'OT% a'ts""4Hf upon a drt1'turdS ard de IN q
FIR AI0Se lrio desire and will have ~ ;.
6'tterS re Pub'ist he f2liociag recefpf GET DE
sottle EOolti an dss German R:ltters ami ~.
Iea.. fhfee te"arts Of Good Brandy or " his,
'ar excel IN medicinal riytlts g7I IN. ,[Jy
any q ne numerous Liquor Biiters IN The ,aark~I
aif4 "aI FGst mech less. Iols MI bups al S.
s'rLasI I z, H""hand's Bitters IN conneeiion rriI
sl ;at. ,.,-s y 134.r' gf much less price ite,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-31

u A GENTLEMAN cured Of Nervous Debility. In
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful! Errorj
acuatee by desire TO benefit others, will be hapnv
10 furnish to all who need l. free of charge the
recipe AMI dire q. ms for making the simple remedy
used in hiscasH Those wishing to profit by his, and
possess Valuable Remed, VII 15ieive the caus
by xeturn m3iI, Carefully .eacd,) by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN
Hc' EEss~u strrs% Es- Ycrk.
v3-a1s qs&.t it3' h1' ~
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-31

H ARNY AND COLLINS.
CONDUCTED BY

H ARNY AND COLLINS.
Z-E- WASHINGTON. d, c.
In order to facilitate the prompt ad-
justment of Bounty, arrears of pay, Pensions and
ether Claims due sosdiers and other persons from
the Government of the United States The under
signed has mode arrangements with the above firm
whose experience and close proximity to, ami daily
intercourse with the department as well as tho car
ly knowledge, acquired by them Of the decisions
frequently being made, enables them to prosecute
claims more effcan;ly than Attorneys at distance
canpossihly do All persons entitled to claims ofthe
above description can have hem properly attended
to by calling and entrusting them to nv care
80, -s-.=. HARVEY SICKLER
Agt. for Harry Il Collins
nkh8 mock Pa.
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John We'll.
Tuukhannock, March 30 1864.
AJOINT RESOLUTION.
PROPOSING CERTAIN
Amendments to the Constitutions.


| be Is rcSo''eu oy 'He senate anu h|u7e o. .eP-
| resentauFes u me communicating "I fehhN!Nahl',
| in general @sSomo'y met 1hat 10" l'Ilo"lhs
amendments be proposed 10 the CONSTITUTION oi the
Common"et!tn III accordance Wilh The PROVISIONS OF
! the te"th arilcie hereof
There suntl be an "ditionai section to the thiTd
article "t the Constitution to be designated section
! four, rs iot"wsi
tors "' 'H'S Co'''"on"e'''" Nn'l "e ID any "c'tc
ih''i'orS Setyi'e' Ghiet 'ef"'S"u IRON 'Ae iieS'
"ehI :" 'ne Ih'ed ''''eS' OF "\ 'l7 'u'h"', 9" ';'9
'''n mon" 81 c'" S"'h Iie-'5 may tN!f.s ,19 ri-"t
o' >'nr"2G III all e'ec''eh' "S 'te ''t'%'"s' "'I,eF
u'h reg lions as d'e OF S'al DC, PeSeri'eu Oy
u" as ''i'! - 'heE "e'o present "' 'cif usual
| Pi"'H oi e'eI '"u m
SECTION = lhere Sh"ii ne TWO tllti9h'i sections
''Ie 'e' 'iIl 'Ll'Ie =. no CS''' .', - "e ''eS-
'SH',eH u ' nv ~ % 'i n'he "S i"'''"S
L'll"N o No ''li sIt'I 90 f'SSet ny tAe legs
L"luIe' CONTAINING moro 'h'a ,ne subject which shall
ne clenrly 'Npie'So IL Tue Il re- except "lPfoPr'"
! ZION "i's = .,
"SEcfi"N9 No hiH s1aI' he laS'en "y the Legs
l'tnre Sr'ht!"g any lowers, OF privileges IN any
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PROCLAMATION,

The subscriber having been Licensed as an Au,-
Gonser offers his servsCes as such, to all who NAV
need the. upon terms low as the lo1e.t.
.-sr. ....r II. Ii. WALTERS.
Ov.rfed, Aug. 3lst 1864
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Ayers Pills

A RE you sick feeble and complaining Are
sLHyou ont Of order with your system deranged and
your feelings uncomfortable These symptoms are
often the preluie to serious illness. Some ct of
sickness Is creeping upon you and should be avert
cd by timely use Of the right rcnedy. Take Az
sr Pills and cleanse ont the fs0riered huIngrs-
purify the blood ard let the fluids move on Knob
structed IN health again. They stimulate the tune
lions of the body into vigorous activity, purify the
system from the Ghstructions hch make disease
A cold settles somewhere in the body and deraagss
Its natural functions These, if not relieved react
upon themselves and thr surrounding organs ura c.
ing general .g9ravatI0n, suffering and arrangement
While in this condition, take Ayers Pills and see
how directly they restore the natural aetsn Of the
system, and with IL the bUoyant feelings Of health
sgain What Is true and par ent 10 this riyi-
al and common complaint is also true and in mani
OF the deep seated aud dangerous discmFors. The
same purSatire effect expeis them Caused By sin
liar Instructions ard arrangements of the natural
functions of the body. they are rapidly ard many Of
them surely cured by the same means None who
know the virtue Of these Pills vii! geet TO cnploy
them when suffering from the disorders they cure
such as Headach Foul Stomach, Dvs.ptery Bill
ious Cempiaints, Ind, ges;ion arrangement OF tn,
Liver, COstiyeness, Constipation Heartburn, Rhsu-
gmatism, Dropsy, Worms and Suppression, when tax
On in large doses
10 They Sugar Coated 90 that th. NEST sensitive
can take them easily, md they surely the best
purSstiVe medicine yet discovered.
Il b Ayers Ague cure.
For the speedy and certain Cure of Intermittent
Fever, or Chils and Fever, ReInttent Fever, Chill
Fever, Dunb Ague, Periodical Headach, or Bill
ious Headache. and Bilious Feyers indeed, for
the whole class Of diseases originating in hillary
arrangement caused by the malaria of mis,,n -
( tie co untries
This remedy has rarely failed to cur. the sev.r-.t
eases of Chls and Fever, andit ha. this great al
vantagr ogsry0ther AGus medicines that il subdues
the complaint without injury to the patient. 1t
eontAins no q uinine other deliter1us substance
nor does 1T produce quinIsm or any injuries effect
whatever Shaking brothers of the army and tn
west, try it and you viii endorse these assertions
1aP Prepared by J. c. AT tR q Co LnTel Mass.
and sold sbyo Samuel Stark Tunh hammock and all
dealers in medicine everywhere. ...a
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Camp Meeting

There will be Camp Meeting held under the
supervision ofthe ETangeleal As.ociatian on the old
dairy farm owned by Mr.. Young in Falls TIP Wye
ming County to commence TrURsDAr SLrr LIST 1864
n, b. No huxtering will bc allowed,
--.r..--.- II. A. DIETTERICK
Prsacher in char no.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

EUTCHNGs uGLLyER, PnorIr7or's,
81 Cedar Street, -'e,0 York.
Ef'- Sold il Tunshaunork, by J. ". Lyman. in
SO, trase, by Ahe Tur-ell. in Scranton ~ L {. &
Z. C-FEIler in Fle,oEy:sile by AL Druggists .,.
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Hes. HORACE GRE LEY.


The greatest mproyem .lit set IN the Sew ~ Ma-
oalne act. curiosity worth ssaing.
Please send forcIrcGtar with silnllc of sewing
these Improved Marhin save oNf HUSnpgp Pr.
CENT oi thread anu silk, AMI make tAe L,cgsTlrcu
alike oH eota sides. .a 49, -. -s -.
They require no instruction to operste periegtly
except = the printed dlrections."
No hango in sewing from kind Of good, to
smother.
AMI no taking apart to clean or oil.
Our NEw MANurAcroEY is now complete with all
ITS machinery and tools entirely new and .lro,l,
rapidly turning out Machines which for sr4r7rani
PERFECTION Of FINISH arc not .prpa.,,I By any
manufacture in the world. rEHl.
y B-should any Machine prov. un..,isf,etorv.
1t can he returned and money rt,gn4.I
agent, wanted in countic. sot eagv....ar hr ), !,
own agents.
FlNKEE & LYON. g. VII. co.
Ne. $50 RRoAr -Ai, Nrw YORK
Asril IS 1888. s '. ss
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-31

Although not disposed tofavor recommend Pat
ent Medicines in general fhrotgh dietrrst - 80;
ingredients amt etesis3 IEet3 Know of no sufrir,s
reasons whV manmay not testify TO tn. BENEFITS h.
believes himself tostsse rsceivci from any .im,lo
preparation in lheho;e'that he ma thus contribut.
to the benefit ofotheFs.
do this the more rsadilysn regard to Foosand,.
German ButeFs prepare by, DR.. O, NJ, Jaekson,~.s
tli city, because was frejuced aga nst tb.n, f.r
T1apy year. under The inpr-s.oas THAI they rsrs
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, Tor tb. rs.oy.l -
tli. frejwiice by proper tests no for esar.s.n...
" try them ~hca suffering from great and ionr r,p
Mnped de9tlityT Iheqse OF ,iAreorsbotIes Of the,s
tob1 tng 9sgigpIPgs e The r sent year, Was
gree OF b"d'tyand mental vieqt %bicffT Aiaa MI ",
Tor SIX months before AT had almost sespa,r.ss.t
Teganing. therefore hank Ccd AID ny fr:snd p,
p, 9ne ite @ 9fe1of them Tlg
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-31
IFotl NE4tsYer causes. elmer IN
MALE and FEM4LF.
WILL, FIND IN --
Hnnr.z .nr,~,y, 80 80. ife -.. +.-r#T
A'"r Ia y Ds GERMAN BfTTEREa
REwrDv

ms wiz restore them to their usual health. sRss
has been the case in thousands of iDst,nsa. 80
lar TRAILS but reqaired to prove the ass. ltion
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IRE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS


VIII Immediately relieve, without pna auaistuEb-
arce Of the periodic discharge whether arising tro n
relaxtfon or suppression. They act ike charm n
removing the pains that accompany difficult or inn
moderate menstruaton, and are the only safe and
reliable remedy for Flushes, Sick Headache; Pains
in tn. Loins Back and Sides PaIptation % The
Heart Nervous Tremors. Mysteries, Spasns Broken
Sleep and other unpeas II and dangerous effects II
an unnaturll condition Of the sexual functions In
The worst eases Of Fiaor AlbUs or Whites they e.
feet speedy cure,
DIR. CHEES EMAN'S FEMALE PILLS e..
Have been used OVER 4 QUARTER OF ! CEN
TCEY. They arc offered as the Only s,fc means f
renewing interrupted struation but L4tiies n. IS.
bear in mind chat there IS one condition 81 the fe-
male Syst.7n IN rhIct Tie Pills cacn2: -bc fafeR
a7iih0ut producile a PECTLfAR RESULT-
The condition rgferrcd 10 is PREEN1NCY-
the result NTSCIREIAGE, Suct is he jrreSiSt-
fb!c tendtacy Of lie acjciae 10 restore TIE SEXUAL
functions toa normal condition. that ers1t Hs pro
ductirs potrc- Of nature cannot resist it THEY
CANNOT DO HARM in ans o,h"r way.
DR.CHEESEMAN : FEMALE PILLS
Areh: only Medicine that MARRIED AND SIN
GLE IA DI15 have relied upon for many gc-rs. cr
can rely nppn now. BEWARE or IHETA-
TTONS! These Pills .orm tue Finest Prepar1iiog
ererput .fornara with INNEDlATD and pEh-
SGN1.EAI SUCCESS DON'T BIG DFCEEV-
ED Take this advertisement to vc,r Druggist,
aua tell him that YOU 1rant He BEST and most
RELIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN TIRE
WORLD, which is comprisea il
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LOCAL AND PERS UNAL.

Agent for the DSmOcrat--AHIRA GAY, ESQ
has sonsented to act mo our Agent in receiving and
rsesipting subscriptions for the North Bronch Dem
sGa4 All monies paid him either on subscrirtio
or for advertising will be duiy accounted for ann
rsdited the same as if paid 10 us.
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From Rer ]. N-lrfon Brolrn, D. D., Editor ~ A =
81 y Encys,efeaiasef Re'ig ioFts F+oietsagss 1T
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-31

directing Fns tothe peesof thern.,-.F-'-T > 70.
tnHAp,A: Jbne23 iS8!i II J. NK,r4Sr p.av
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Grain and Lumber Mills.

r. L. Zsmp, -four and grist; Jas. II. Vaughn, -four
and gris; James \. Kirkland. grist j T.. Su,r
crlanrl, lumber and ,rist W. +. Hughes, lumber
and grist: Charles Perkins, lumber: Col James
G.. Halle. lumber and grit; u. II. Ecykin, lour
grst and lumber: l.. ". Il. Blair, flour and
:. grist Charles Raley. flour and gfis j. r. Sow
ell, grst John ". Gaskins, flour, gr;st and luui-
Der; John A: Young grst and lumber; T. J.
Gauthen, lumber: Robert Kirklcy, grist estate
e Wm Shields, grist and lumber: George II.
Miller flour and grist; l.. j. Patterson, -four
and grist; John S. Miller, -four and grist estate
of r. Lang, grist and lumber; ". NJ. Kelley,
grst, John Chcsnq, grst and lumber; James
Chestnut, sr., grist and lumber john McRne,
grst and lumber; John Brown, grist csatc of
Burwell :Boykin, grist and lumber; estate Of
Iemucl Boykin grist and lumber Mrs. Jane ].
Knox, grist.; Richard Hyatt, flour aud grist;
Lewis Peoples, -four, grist and lumber.
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STATE OF SOUTIg CA:
=: :fi9 ~
TCIRCULAR.1

ADJT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, D
COLUMBIA, August 4, 1854.
TN ANSWER TO NUMEROUS INQUIR1Es AD-a o.
i dressed to this office in relation to the Militia Laws
Of this State. the following announcement is made:
]. AN male White PERSONS resident in this State be-
tween tho ages Of sixteen and sixty years capable OF
bearing arms except perso1iR who exempt from
n militia service" are liable militia duty, both
dinary and i'll the field in times Of alarm. nsurrection
or invasion. .r''
II. Perso,s who have been enrolled for Confederate
service and detailed to remain at homo in civil en-
ployments pursuits. or who have been exempted
from Confederate service during the continuance Of
such exemption or detail, are liable other citizens in
times Of uivasion- ~ =. ... .'.. r.
III. Persons WHO have been enrolled for Confedsr-
ate Service whether general local although detailed
to remain at home are not eligible TO any militia Of
flee, land liable to duty in the Confederate
vice, unless he he exempted from said service, under
the provisions Of the Exemption Act Of Congress, shall
hereafter bc eligible to any mlitia."(A. A. 9Th Feb
ruary 1862
". Detailed men who have been organized a.
such int" Companies lor local military service hy Con-
ederatc authority. will not be held liable for militia
service t-...'
u Militia officers in CARRYING intoexeeution General
Orders No. s. series 1864 FROM this Office will be gov
erncd by the foregoing Instructions, and hold in readi
for actual service their respective commands in
obedience to said orders
BY commando:
(Signed) a. C. DARLINGTON,
Adjt and Inspector Generals. G..
Official G. y. FolIIN, A. y. Gen.
PERSONS EXEMPT FRoM ALI. MILITIA DUTY.
The Lieutenant Governor; tie Judges Of the Coura
Of Law and Equity; the Crdinares; Clerks oi tho
Courts Of Common Pleas and General Sessions; Sher
IFS; Masters Commissioners and Registers III Equity,
the Secretary Of Stale Surveyor General; Compv
troller General and Treasurers Of the State.
GB- Daily papers of State publish one week. otheF
papers three times. :
August 6 lw
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Headquarters,
RESERVE FORCES SOUTH CAROLINA,
COLUMBIA, July. 30. 1864.

RESERVE FORCES SOUTH CAROLINA,
CoLuMmA July. 30, 1864
GENERAL ORDER NO. 4.
ALL DETAILS or PERSONS OF TIE RE.
IL SERVE classes hcrc ofore granted by the Con
script authorities now revoked h, General Order No
9. Conscrpt Department, S. G., are hereby revived
and continued upon such terms, and fo: same period
originally granted.
II. Enrolling Officers will forward to these Ifead,
quarters the Rolls as indicated by Major Melton, Com
mandant Of Conscripts S. c.. - -
ILL., Applications for details will in future Lo mad
through the local Enrolling Officers, who will inv"st;'
gate tho clams-bcing governed by tho Rules md
Regulations prescribed by the Bureau of Conscrntion
The papers will then be forwarded to tho Command
anu OF GoascrWs 1or his examination and reference to
these Headquarters, where fnA action will be taken
upon thom. ''
by Command Brig Gen. CHEsNUr.'
August ED. II. BARNWELL
GB Garolinian copy five times; Courier and He,
curry three times tr-wocky all other papers in the
State three times.
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Headquarters,
CONSCR1PT. DEPARTMENT.
al I.,lxx

CoLrMBlA, July 80, 1864. {,
GENERAL ORDERS NO. s.
r THE SECRETARY OF WAR HAVING DE-
i cidcl that the Conscripton authorities have no
jurisdiction the classes of Reserves except in the
granting Of Exemptions under the Act of Congress- ell
titled can act to organize forces to serve during the
War;" is ordered pursuant 10 instructions Of tho ST.
perntendet that all Details heretofore granted to per-
of the Reserve classes by the officers of conscrp-
ton he and they are hereby revoked. Details of per
of these classes will hereafter be made only by
the order OF Brgader General James Ckesnul com
maudinS Reserve Forces in this State.
II. Enrolling Officers will proceed at once to- firm
sh to Brgadcr General Chesnut roll Of all persons
Of the classes o Reserves whose details are hereby re-.
vokcd, giving their ages the date and period of do
tails and the purposes for which such details wero
granted.
III. Pursuant to orders of the War Department,
Enrolling Officers made subject to and will obey
all orders Of Brgatcr General Chestnut.
c. d. MELTON,
August 4 3 Major Comdt Conscrpts
ef5- Carolinian copy five times; Courier and Her.
curry thrce times trwcckly; nl otller papers in the
State three times
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, S. C.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

RICHMOND, CHARLssToE, COLUMBIA, WESTERN
AND WAY MAILS.
Due-paily, by 20 T. M
Close-naily by 90 P. N
LANCAsTER, FLAT RocK, &c.
nuo-Monday, "Wednesday Friday by l2 0o' N
Close-Samc days. at II 90 A. 81
RED HILL, RussEL PLACE, DC.
Due-Thursday, by II 90 N
Closes-Stnne day, at IL 90 A. NJ
r1LLER's FERRY, JEFFERSON, DC.
Due-Monday, by IL 90 NJ
Cloaes-Friday, at 10 60 A. M
OFFICE HOURS.
From 90 A. NJ. to Q 90 F. NJ, and for short
time after opening the mail at night.
r. ". PEeUEs, p. NJ.
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,SOldirr'S Board Of Relief.
Coroner.
John S. Meroncy.

c,maen-5oSn Man" A.2onsx G6 m,>e''S"'' S Mcdonald
Vim McKain.
Curctou's Mill-Frcdcrick Bowen, james Team
Emanuel Parker.
Flat Kock-Jesse Trucsdel James Fletcher
George Il. Miller.
Buiialo-Wn,. Mungo. Gillian Sowcll. VIM Cato
Lizcnby 's-Jon McGougan, Daniel McCaskill
Donald Mcdonald.
Schrock's Mill-.R. II. Mccoy, Alexander Nc
Leod, Henry Radcliffe.
Gooawin's Storc-lcnjamin Cook john i. Nick
le. James II. Va,lghn
Liberty Hill-A D. Jones, jr., r. G.. Patterson,
II. T.. Cunninghar>
Officers Of Inuri.
Joseph y. Dunlap. Commissioner in Equity; ".
ClyhNn. Clerk ~. J.. McDonald Ordinary
Duncan Sheorn, Sheriff {. :.
Tar Coiirr'or.
Willtim McKain.
Conftdrintr Enrolling OGctr
W. Il. Lcitnen
Ionf",lrrai- W0r 7n1-lnl,rrfor.
~ \. NJ. Kennedy
assessors.
: John Cantey, r. NJ. Kennedy.
Cuhrctor Of Tar in Kind.
James Jones
Chitf Com,nissary Ayenf
j. II. Devereau1.
Confederate Qunrtermasfcr Agent
james Sewers.
State Qunrte'mastcr's Agent.
A. Markley Lee.
Recoiring and Delipcring agent.
j: NJ Gayle.
. -~~,--""->- .--D-.- -~~>-~~-
Officers Of the Town of Camden.
Intcndont.
James Dunlap.
Wardcns
N. d. Baxley, D. d IIocott, L. NJ Boswell, r. NJ
Kennedy.
Recorder
II. NJ. Kennedy.
Marshal cpd Market CIrk.
Wnn. johnson.
Professional.
Physicians now Prachcing:
L. II. Dens;' D. l.. DcSaussure, T. Reenstierna
W. r. Skies, Benjamin IL NIatheson, j. MeCaa
J. l. Trantham, W. I. Pickett B. S. lucas T.
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r.
male ncadcmy &. Bailey, Professor of Foreign
Languages; Mrs. MeCandlcss' Academy for
Young Ladies, Mrs. McCreight: Miss Dawson
Mrs. Peek; Miss Maggie DeNoon
Dealers IN DIR Goods, Groceries, Nard.care Sc., &c.
T.. ". Bonncy, james Dunlap, George. Alden, Mrs
NJ. IT, Campbell, r. NJ. Kennedy Mrs. McLeish,
Mcndnl Smith Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Crosby, -
Benjamin, Mathcson Co., A. r. Lattu, w. y.
McD0wal, S. Oppenheim, NJ. Baum Bro, Me
roncy, Boswell Bro, J. NJ. Gayle, Joseph
Sommers, T. S. Myers, James MeEwen, w.
g. Gerald & Co., George Douglas, j. H. Op-
pcnlcim Bro, YIN. johnson, u. u. Hocott, t.
Skies
Druggists.
VIM Mckain, F. T.. Xenp. -
Bpok Seller and SiaHvnsr
james A. Young.
Watches and Jemelry.
James A. Young, l. Il. Alexander, A.W. Wchr-
Blnck<Aiths, Wayon und Carriaye.UaIe$...
S. Shiver, Robert Man, Nathan Il. Arrnnts, Thomas
SILVER. Il. H., blacksmith.
Cabinet Narerooms and Cnderfakem.
G. L. Chutten, Vim. Tarvor, j, +. Sutherland.
Euldsrx
J. +. Sutherland, c. L. Chattei, II. c. Roberts.
y Merchant Tailor.
Charles i. Mcdonald.
SadHeiv and Harness.
f. }. Oakes MIR. Bulgor.
Irheclwright and Ginmaker.
r. J. McCrcight.
Bakers. :.
Mrs. A. Kennedy, +. Shoemaker, VIM. Daasch.
Tan Yards
L. B Stephenson, F. L. Zemp, john S. Bradley,
Alex. Mcleod, Lewis J. Patterson, John Brown.
Hotels.
| Mansion House. by Z. G. Robinson
DcEalb House, BY J. II. Junxbluth
Iriratr boarding.
j. ". Rodgers.
NHinary and Dress Wala;y.
Miss u. II. McEHen, Mrs. Hammclslous ,
(hurchr$.
Mctho,ist-J. II. Wightman, pastor.
ircsbytorian-S. II. Hay,
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Magistrates.
John X. Witherspoon, VIM: ID. Hogan ". Il. Tay-
lor, Henry Brace, John r. Shaw, Richard l..
Whitaker, J. #. Barker
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Notice.,

WHEREAS LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
w upon all and singular the goods and cIattles
nights and credits OF Mr. j. W. Horton, planter, late
Kersbaw District deceased have been granted to Tho
subscriber Margaret f. Hortou, Adminlstratrix-all
persons indebted to the said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands against tho same, will make known tho same
without delay, to . NJ u. HORTON
July 20 :" Administrative