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sickens nanseates and sleeps, and repeats the
same symptoms from day to day until disease
terminates his fate, Nothing in The form of
vegetable food can be presented him more ac-
ceptable nj this season than a reserved field Of
earth almonds.
Even with the above facts as developed by
the analysis Of this plant, agricuturalists who
pass currently as intcligences in thler vocation,
are to be found who doubt and dread some
qobiin domned may haunt their fields and rem
der "nut and Bermuda grass" as plea for the
want Of "hoe and hominy," not realizing the
truth that these enemies can be extirpatcd by
.marshaling this crop and the hog upon the
same field. When reason and experience pre-
vail, more enlightened economy will con-
rratuatc tie country upon the acquisition Of
one of the most valuable crops known to
civilized man. IMPRIMATUR.
November 10, 1863.
From the Mobile -AdcerfiSrr md Rrgtster, OF
the 23I, We take the following:
TIE CnrFA FOR HOGS.
The value or the Chuta as food for hogs is
still impcritctIy appreciated although 1t is
gradually coming into Use and favor. y con-
siderable quantity Of it was produced in this
county during the last year, and ave will be
doing many Of or readers Il favor hy inform
in" them that they can procure the seed OF
excellent quality at the store Of Mcssrs. Kelly
e. Co.. on st. Michael street, between Water
and Commerce. The following note from one
of the most experienced aud successful cultlvl-
tors in this section will give the reader gen
cral idea of the subject, and we trust incite
him to !. thorough invcsti CATION:
DEAR SIR: In reply to your inquiry regard
inc the value OF the Chuiil as food for hogs, we
will say
That after several years experience, we re-
card the Chuia Us the best crop that can be
grown on our light sandy soil Tor the raising OF
hogs. The Chut;l requires but little labor in
its cultivation Grows best on dry, sandy soil,
ii very poor (a> most Of our pine woods arc,l
should be manurcd just us if to be cultivated
:n.corn.
An ordinary Yield is from two to three hun,
,lrr,i bushels to thc acre. One acre of good
rhuh.> will eaten ten hoes for pork, and ono
acre will frmi>h sufficient food for ten Of youl
siork hogs for i've to SIX months. say from Isl
October t" l<t March.
The co;irsc that prefer in iattcnin@ on them
is to allow the hogs to 90 into the field o
Chnt> and rrrnain bat halt an hour in each
,lav. aud then haze them turned ont. NlI"r
mt, ,uUras uccurnc scarce. allow tncnT 10 re-
main IN hour, then two hours, and towards the
close they may be allowed to go in and out at
pleasure.
regard the lst Of March is Il suitable time
to plant. TIE drills should he three feet apart
and the seed should be dropped one foot apart
in the ,iriii. After thcy have come up, cult
vatc with sweep or hoes. They mnst be
kent clear of graSS or weeds.
some persons. have had fears that, if once
introduced into plantation, they could not be
readily controlled or rNtcrmina!cd if desired
No ar need hc entertained this snhicct
lrr they are much more readily killed than the
ordinary rrab-gr,>s. Respectfully.
BENZ y TOOMER.
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sTEsaTED OR STOLEN

r-RON the subscriber nine miles above Camden on
tl,c Lancaster Road three Mich Cows, tw" Dry
Cows and TWO Ycarlrg<, marked the figure III the
right car and swallow fork and undcrbil i'll the c!t
Il is believed that the above cattle have been stolen
rs tie milc COWS left their crlvcSai home. a hbeFa!
reward will be paid for information that will lead 10
,hcir recovery or for the DETECTION OF the lhei II
stolen. janis L0' r.
February ;
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

4 COMMODIUUS and elegant residence, with forty
"A acres Of Land attached, in OF the healthiest
portions Of Orangeburg District about eight mi es OF
the South Carolina Railroad, md within easy reach Of
two depots The dwelling house. winch is well built
and i'll good ORDER contains six rooms with fire Places
pantry, and wide hall and has double piazzns in
front. On the premises are a Kitchen. Store oom,
Stable, &C. witt ample accommodations for servants;
also, all unfang spring OF very pure and very cold
wafer. To families from the coast dcsirous Of secur.
ing safe, convenient and healthy residence this place
offers superior attraction
For terms apply by letter the subscriber, at the
office OF the Camden Journal Camden. 5. C..
annarv - d. y HOCOTT
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4 IL those who have not made annual returns Of
"a the eS atcs entrusted to them aS administrators
or executors will do well t. make their annual returns
Of the same by tue last day Of February 1864, as the
Ordnays Office will not be open after that date, only
on Mondays and FruI rs. until t!r end oi the year.
ALIEN L. MCDONALD, 0 X. D.
February II tt
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MISS ALEXANDER

WILL resume the exercises of her MUSICAL
w CLASS as soon as she can ascertain whether a
sufficient number of pupils can be obtained to induce
her return.
Pupils desiring to continue their lessons will leave
their names with Mrs McCaudess.
Terms per quarter S4S.
February
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TOWN TAXES,

JHE I, ok> will he opened to receive Taxes on the
25th inst. 1T the Office Of james Dunlap anu
will remain "rr mil the Isl day Of March 80
whe7I the DooEs vii. be closed and dci;IucTS douHc
taxed JOS. II. DUNLAP, Collector.
January %
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NOTICE.

A IT crsons having claims against the estate o.
n j T." Wilson, deceased will present The same du
" a;tes L. me and ali persons indebted TO sa'u es
ia," please make payment to me Of their respcc-
tive :; btcdncss. at an early day .,
J j. HUCKABEE,
r.nnarr Sin Administrator.
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LOST

HN the cars between Camden and Claremont.
~ Buckskin PURSE, containing note for S61 5t'
on ]. u. Dnkins, drawn payable to- v. Buckner or
bearer The public i, warned against trading for SAID
note, bearing date, December &, 1863, as payment IS
>to ped on the same. j. W. BCChNER
January s II
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

IN conformity with what has been done in other
parts of the State our fees for tine present year will
be generally doubled
IDEAS, ND,
D.LDESAUSSURE NJ. D.,
B. H. MATHESON, N. D.,
JOHN MCCAA, NJ. D.:
SYKES, N. D.
February
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THE CHUFI OR EARTH ALMOND.

r. al,
TAIN la'of"oic "o'.',' - '''' '""' u '!4' p'""'
for hogs. we thl'lA IL oel'aioS allell'loli 't''N
our farmers AID planters and accordingly re-
nroduce the following article upon the subject
E. A., E;o,d ord E;ros;do of +bo Oh instant
NV" ''' - ,-s...~-.. .
we see Oy ei''>eI'ieN' III 'i'c IA"s"Sv" "o"S
papers that seed can be procured OF J.|.J Jones,
Herndon P. O.. Burke county, Ga. A bushcl
,f .ood ~ soc,-,.o horos t,r so5 cont 1 oxnross.
~, lnL I.'.i ~: =" iA''1" ~ M';''oD
rc '''".s's =. .,s PI"n' ':'iu i.s P";"
as' ot o .sino ss " fI n%,, ,J nnn" nE:r
i.nrn j.; bnsard,' coo srr,ass w i "s -, anvil.
ianr , ~ t%o ,roa ,rr.;, rrnr # tlis c,nnrry Il
lay - '~ ,',i ',, l tr c,':o.I ,, f,oJ
hot is tS'c, e.. ,oo:, and o,;m'I .'nI m h. s nyo.
e."h,,. eot ~ ,ni,"%J r I ' ~; It' ', nnr' w. is
n'Ho'' '"l,'D: ,.'m, ..l a,,,',.,,;,."I Tl,o
'","c o>''''''> N''"' "''' III ;"I
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10 ''lT ''S'e " '''',. IT'''''t, i'
i,'a! o' .>C' -, g .'''y'', ~ ,,n;,;ro 'n;
the rcilla,,''iS ''NE io'.'''"S i''ii' "''ii'i''
fooH iof al "of'e>I'c "'''l"'>'
Inc cultivation 0l inc Hhuia Is inc same is
cotton or corn ana may DC Pla'tc" at lie same .
time ana grown between .he rows 0, r., ,"e HUI.
crop; Ike 'Ne ground or i'y lG' IT, "''sS,'
yle'd, h""S'e:' Is fr'''i@2'' ny PF''t% ''lt crop
to itSci upon 'iFre '"oI 'c''s' is 'cr G'''"'-
dropping orc oT 'S' ,'9'r: S"I"'! ' @ ''t"Sr na.
Oh t,'e 'C'' "''' Io'' '''''' ~ '''l WY :;
t,h po"'u 81 "a. ','I "':' I','"I. ,rI
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burrows eacil way IL III, same t''"'' N"'
on>hcl pi III Jefs Will P'a''' ""''i NV ~ ~"
acres Inc harvest Is easy Ill" 'A''.'''''':> -,
llituS' WIKI H''""'' '''h o' "t'i">''' ,'','
OF the nj, a"o i''r""'i n!': H'!'ci''% f''!'t 10
nan s"'" '' ''veIS inc I'~G ~. " P'Ht =. ~, W.
"li'e OAK acorn ;'''o may oe 9"5''I'' ~, ',''"
one TO TWO o"Sh"tS per '"' 70 '''c I'"l'; " Ic!,
harvested ';' '!!''tNe' S''* '"''s H",' I' W."
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-02-19

On, ULYssEs.-lhc Boston journal says
\ friend Of Gen. Grant informs us that when
rallied recently about the persistent use of lis
name bv the New York Herald for the Prcsl-
dcmcy, he said II aspire onI y TO one political
office. When this war is oycrl mean to run
for Mayor of Gacna (his place Of rcsidencel;
and if elected intend to have the side walk
fixed up between my house and the depot"
When James T. Brady first opened law
vcrs Office he took basement room which
had been previously occupied by a cob
Ter. lie was somewhat annoyed By the pre-
vions occupants callers. and irriiatcd by the
fact ;hat hc had few Of his own. One day al
Ir>hlnan entered, and said:
"1hG cohIcr'< gonr, see"
a should think he had, tah'y responded
Brady
And what do We sell, said he, looking at
The solitary table and few Law hooks.
"HIockho.,l<, responded Brady
"Be CORA" said the IriSiman, "Syc must be
doug mighty fine busincss-yc amt got bnt
ono left"
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G'DEUAKTE3ss 22d REG. 6. G. m I.
CAMDEN, S. C., Feb IL, 1854
GENERAL ORDER NO. ..
I IN pursuance OF General Order No. @ from tie
L. Adjutant and Inspector General, officers COM
manding Beat Companies are hereby ordered forthwith
to have all vacant offices in their respective Beats fill
ed anh make their returns to these Headquarters Oh
or before the first Of March proximo.
By command Of Col. JOKES.
in. GAYLE, AiJt.
Captains L. J Patterson, John Thompson, J. Faulk-
crhcrrv. John b Mickle Adam Team, S. D Hougl.
Tebias Folsom, Parker, hereby charged with tile
extension oil this order
Iiy command oi Col. JONES.
February u j. n. GAYLE Adj's.
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FOUND

n the street. opposite Col. DickinsonS Monument,
i a small POCKET BOOK marked Notes., con.
tanning eight dollars The owner can lave it by pay
ing for this advertisement. Apply toJ. X. Wither'
spoon Telegraph Office.
January 90 II
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SAM E-s;TCVEER
ADJUTANT AND INSP GEMS. OFFICE,
RICHyOND. Va. Feb i, lS64
GENERAL ORDERS. No. II.

UENEHiL ONDEHD " " H.
TIlEto following order is published for the inlorma-
L ton OF all concerned:
Moderate STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT RICHMOND Feb. J. 1861.
l. All prisoners heretofore held by the United
States authorities whether officers diers civilians,
received at City Point before the Isl Of January 1864
are hereby declared exchanged.
All Office and men of the EickSburg capture
who reported for duty at Enterprise, Miss, at any
time prior to the lllh of November. 1863 'and Whose
names were forwarded to me Ivy Maj Gen John II.
Forucy. are drcared exchanged
3. All officers and men Of the Tickshurg capture,
belonging to the lSt Tennessee Heavy Artillery, who
reported Tor duty ut Marietta Ga. and whose names
were forwarded to me by Col a. Jackson are de-
carcd exchanged RO OULD,
Agent Of Eychange.
By order
(Signed) 5. COOPER,
'AdIt and lnsp Gcnl.
IS" Confederate newspaper publish six lines, and
send bills to the War Department.
February -
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200 DOLLARS REWARD.

E'IiE above reward will be paid for the detection Of
the rascal who cut the gin.band Of the Subscriber
on Saturday night last. Persons owning shoe shops
will please keep an eve on all sole leather sent TO their
Shops. SUTHERLAND " LEMMONp.
February u.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.
South Carolina---Kershaw District.

DY order of Alexander Mcdonald. Ordinary for
- Kershaw District, will sell Mt public outcry, to
the highest bidder at the Court House in Camden, on
tie first Monday in March next (sale day: Two small
Tracts of Land belonging to The estate of Hardy
Thorn, ceased Said land or tracts sold for division
and tract containing SS acre more or less, lying and
situate OH the head waters of Pine Tree Creek the
second tract containing jS acres, more or less lying
Oh the head waters of Beaver Dam Branch. both join
ing lands Of Charles Perkins and others Terms cash.
purchasers to pay for papers.
February 6 DUNCAN SHEORN, S. X. D.
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TNIIE following order is published for the iniorma.
L ton OF all concerned
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ORDINAlsY,S NOTICE.

February l2
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02
OONGRESSIONAL-


The Senate, yesterday, perfected and passed the bill
reguat Dg impressments, reported frem The Joint Com
nisiee the subject Of imprtssments. Il is des gned
70 Obviate objections The present law the sbusea in
the execution Of which have produced grest dissato
ton throughout the country. The advocates Of the bill
which has passed the Slnate believe tia. the
will secure ample supplies for the army, Cquahze
whilst Inning forced contributions, and remove all
causes Ct discomfort produced by the officials
entrusted With the 1,culon of the impr>ssmens acts
Tle following 10 a summary of the bill We will pub
hh t in ful shsu it become Law by the concurrence
Of the House Of Representatives and approval Of the
President:
/ EvSry perEon required 10 pay tax in kind shall,
of the prO1uc Of the present year aud 1865. deliver
other tenth Of the several products taxed in kind TO
be paid for on delivery at the assessed value thereof
3 The cup, lies necessary for tie support of the pro-
Queer and his family shall be exempted from the con-
trbuOn rCqlir,d in tie preceding section, and from
the additional imprss,m ents authorized By the 9th Sec
{ on of tbs act.
g. The Secretary OF War may decline toasssss or col
ecs the whole or any part OF the said additional tenth
in any disrc. OF lOcay-gi'ng timely notice Of such
determination.
4. TIE SAID aQdltOn0t TENN 10 De OltpOSeu Ol
accounted for as The tax 10 kind, and any rcrti m
&C ca u, c. y 4 S.c.e@Iy Vi 10 the ASetti
OF any Safe providing for the families of soldiers.
5. Additional requisite impressmsnts Of food o. for
age may be made uldcr existing iWpressment laws t1-
e,ps as herein otherwise provided.
8. The right and duty Of makisg improvements il
nded srelivslyt 10 The 1.-THE collectors AL officers and
soldiers expressly prohibited from interfering in any
manner with the improvements herein provided for,
cep in districts 10 which there 1.-THE collector.
I. Impressment5 shall be ,qull ID and sppoitoned
50 s. TO avoid expressing any portion Of the ccmmu
nifty.
S. Any one lot Suhorz,d BY Law to make impress
nsnts attempting to impr So obtaining property BY
seizure, shall DO punished by fine not exceeding five
TINES the yalu, o: such property, and bs imprisoned
not e1cssding hVo years. 1.-THE collectors are requ red
to fepgr. 10 Wh.m y any violation disregard of the
provisions of this act.
g. Animals necessary to raising horses shsep and cat
tie 10 be e1emp: from impressmcnt.
The Senate also passed bill authorizing the appoint
ment Of additional QlArermlsIera aud COmmissRries-
The publ may, perhaps learn with surprise that any
necessity exists for a multi LEGATION OF this case tf
officers.
Ia the House of Representatives, nothing Of ,npor-
lance WIS dOuo Mr. Foote introduced resolution pro.
vding 10: recess of ninety days, before dspOsng Of
which the AmendAlory tax bill was taken up and fur
Their considered
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10 NEGkOES AT AUCTION.
~ win sell ss suction,
20 LIKELY rEoRoES.
S.E DAVIS 90.
ODE fnowrs Vsv
N AN APPEAL TO THE PsOPLE OF

IL Il
THE CONFEDERATE sTArES-Tbe pr,,, tor, a, the Youps
Mems ohrrisn Asocikuon ~ Ihmond ;, snectfuIv iut
~ M 70 me benevolent aotc
we e.ars ,pt,i behalf Of TIE soidiris ferI.
ITS IN tn sehy Oil &c the comuenstmeft
ben refuge Tor uhose who drtvsn a.
homes ny ruhless snenes Thousanus rom,n
bus nearly stste Of the scy have tous an
ssylum Ia nds 0u ezns have sppe LED 10 ,n I'm,
her ELS the sick sol ~, FRI
uE b clothing Tor 'o en the nsid sns hosp a
they 10 great majority Of instances responded
appeal . ..-
duce the de ues OF opAining others b. or inay nears
that ends cont uted for the relief
he poor accomplish but lis IN puchAs she nrcssrs
OfMe.
In written report the Clothing Bureau sppetn TIA,
here three thoussDa males 10 this ely uno are
seeking yment the Cover snt Va ~ snd a. thoss
Who obtain net fully employed The "sgrs HceNea
Their work vii not eaable thss Nor en- 10 procure
Without assistance Men, from the city an up. fnr.py.
Instances Of actual ttarvston have oceufe our
Oy Connei hss m.de .st lib raj appropriations f We puf
base Of supp s DO for grau distribution and Tor sale
cot but e zgens employed for the rave not been
-ble ~ proccre TIE qasrty Of pfovsi MS required.
Under urse Circumstance ieel that 10 duty 70 APP
TO eow-ci ztns throughout tie Coneeet ttstt 10
lJrvsrs W.tJ:, delay Tbuons OF nd SUPPLE 10
Arrs 81 this Associate kit the
obe ta1 'ouniee hiss abored zeaousy ard faith.
re erL and Spiritual welfare OF soldiers and
felies, snd fr the OF 81 ricus ct
es not be d. scuragd DOW, the we OF
and, tiu cur LIST and oct glentus campaign
want CT the sympathy and support Of hel friends
& home
shipments INSIDE Roger Martini sppern endent VIM. p
tiuao6 Chairman Of tn Army Comai will be pre- m ty At
tended Add In with spect nsd9
Superintendent o. the bouihtrn bxp es Company, al
expi ess CD 'rges VIII be paid by tben at Eiehmopd
Contributions money should also be ih.se gentlenen
VIM WILLS, "a. Pr sdsns
J. D. X sLneBr, Secretary.
e1Y- souher4 paD.rs equeste3 TO copy. apai--E
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iuE at the War Department from this quarter. 1t Is
beyond Question now settled that the majority of But
Is.', 70 ces have already gons to Grant Lat them
uai E. and it will General Lac tho trouble Otwhip
ppg Them 10 Detail. BY this arrangement couldn't
Be .uregard reinforce Johnston. Whie.we have no
fslrs OF his being whipped by Sherman, think an y
superuous troops nov here ought to be sent to hin
would enable him beyond doubt to gave the con-
manda0t Of the Yankee army of North Georgia crush.
ieg defeat. We throw out the suggestion for WA. it
worth The authorities can act upon /. II thew CHOOSE,
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OFFICE MEDICAL EXAMINING BOARD, J
THIaD CoEG DISTRICT,

RICHMOND. Nay 9th 1854.
A LII Persons residing in this District holding
IA cerhcaes Of Exemption from ths hedical Examining
Board date previous APRIL 1tt 1854 are hereby repaired
report At the times and places hereinafter stated for exami
nation under existing orders
Those able report la will forward certificates Of
the facts through the local enrolling officers.
Richmond City, Charles City counties 5h to 18th
May at the once Of the Medical Board, sh between Main
and Gary streets.
HcnIcO eOSny ls 18th and 18th OF May at HencO Court
Hanover county, ESD and 94h of May, Hanover Court
House.
o.. EARLY, Surgeon, P. A o. g.,
o. D. RIOE. Surgeon, P. A. 0. g.,
JN0. MAYO, N. d.
Examining Board.
ENQUIRER COPY my5-7t
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RErAKN.-Three Yankee prisoners captured at
CaickAmauga and who escaped from Andelsonvillo,
we're retAkeO near EA'Ontcn Saturday night through
Information given BY negroes. They have been return
% to prison.
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FLuvAsNA OOUisrr, Va April .19.b, 1854.

FLUvANKA COUNTY, VA, April l9tb, 1854.
EH-To Major JOHN s. B0WLES, 22d Va.
Battalion walkers BhS HsshI DvlOn 4. HPs Corps,
A. NV:
Dear srA the wish large nupber OF citizens
thus early expressed solicit name candidate for the
oce OF Sheriff Of county, at the election ensuing n
Nay neIL Knowing we'll Jour eminent qasaeaios Tor The
once In question: aud remembering With graiu e and adma
IT, the SSoy With which e happy home 70
forth u bat for the lights Of beloved sou an not FOR
getting the gsantry bravery aud seal with which have met
the enemy mortal various oesao We hops should
you consent to bectms capda give such an expression OF
shes At the polls may ensure your elect on
CAMP WALKRRs BRIGADE.
0:snse UounIy, April 2sth, 1854
To Tie People Of F7HVdnad County:
Thankful Mzny Voters" for the expression OF their sp
prevail my endue. salder OF She accept their
date Ing nom this SoeGy, and bhoua please you
10 elect me- shall to merit your favor BY hfu
discharge Of the duties Of the Office Ebou1 be elected shall
remain dutF with the army until next December court A
which hzs qualify. and by which tms con6
IDENTIFY hope ss will hare ended Ny dstes such VIII
prevent meeting with you between this time and tbs dsy
elseo1 Ian advantage competitors al enjoy over ue)
am, Therefore dependent altogether The Efforts OF friends
Iucees who Sil believe, exert hemSsyesn my behalf
have ths honor 90 be,
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant
nyS-Tu&Pr JOIN \ BOWLBS.
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Enquirer copy
ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a pR0NI AAlrI0N


A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas the Of the county Of King oaesn has
been destroyed By the public and for that the
place holding the said court has heretofore bean required 10
held the Thomas Wyatt PAGES Chapel In said
county, OF said county having requested that for
the convenience Of the people, the place be again
changed Therefore WILLIAM SMITH, Governor OF tle Com
monWeAh vgniG do hereby require the 1t:es composing
county OF Bad county hereafter to hold u sessions
Of steVensVle said county, until otherwise
qured BY lag.
i-l Given under my hand a. Governor, and under he
~ eighteenth day Of Msy 1884, and In tie SSth year Of
the Common eath. WIN. 5MITH
By thu Governor,
GEo. W. MUHEoRp,
Seo,y Of the 0ommonwealth. my20-c3s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

BAcOH-some days ,irce, says the Meridian Clarion,
little ever s1 bundled lhouIAad pounds Of bacon was
rec, icSi at this pOlt from he Canton aud Grenada
Districts beiag the tithes eoll,ced by the Government
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

WAS committed to the jail of the city OF
w Lynchours, on The 2li d.y OF January, s6 negro
m an he belongs to ID tvid Harris Of vi
peper county. s about ~ ags OF dark On
about feet inches high and he vas hired The lat YEA
VIM w. Boyd, Bschsnsn and av rom him a. cnrs
mas Had on when I'm ntd, cloth rock coat an
psIr Of grey psats The Of sid go wiz cone
forward, pay tbs charges upon hin, and take him away
.o,s.vsw Jal6r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02
cAxP wALKEs's BRIoADE.
NOTICE
DaHU - NH

BANK or THE COMMONWEALTH,
RICHMOND, April Is, 1864.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IA Directors ofth Of the Commonwealth the 18th
April, 1884, It was
Resolued That the Bank pay the Confederate States tax las
By Of Congress approved FEB IL 1861 Its stock
SpiS.sISTI1 JB MORTON Cashier.