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NATIONAL LOAN.
U. S. 1O-4O'S.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to this pnpuIlr inVs tusnt re.
- eeIved by the CTDGESGX.D, and receipt, IssusI
uLtiI thu Bonds are uoI,VS,sI. NLIeh viii bs dou0
free OF charge 70 the Subscriber At tho
merchRnts' and MechRnIcS' Bank Of
~ hSClInR.
This Loan bears gold interest, payable NJ AHSU.
Ally, on coupon aud registered bOnds Vi SSVV ~ d
over, and ANNUAL on bonds OF tue denominations
Of bO aud lUO dollars.
In subsCrlTi' &, parties are requested 70 pay the
accrued interest from tue 6rSt 1t March tbe d ~
Of subEerpIIou, In COIN Ala cUkEANcT ADLIEG IuTE
Pa cENT PkEhIUN
Abe interest On this Loan Is payable on the nrst
days Of March aud g. ptOulbeT, IN each SeAr. Lho
SSmi annual COUPONS are AGle Al those dtssI aud
the annual coupons Lhs U aud leo dollar bonds
are payable on The hTSL u dA Oh.
The6s 10 avs cannot be tAx'd BY States, CT lee,
TOA nS, Or Counties, and The GOTtFumELt AZ On
Them 10 only OBs-s nd half per eeLI. amount
OF income, WHEN the inrUme Of the holder KRtds
six Hundred Dollars per Anuum; all other invest.
nsnts, such iBcUmS n N Mortgages, Kali bad
stock and Bonds, etc., must pay irOn three TO ave
per cent. tax On tho ineens.
Wheeling, ". Va, April 9, 1864. SPILL In
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Tau backs of Wisconsin Sav. slightly
decreased their circulation daring The last
month. The total circulation. outstanding
April l. 1884, was 81. s5l .7ss against
So 62s. 6e6 On the first day of October,
1868,
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Now READr-PRioE rs CESrs.
PEOPLES EDITION OF
PARToN'S
Gen'l Butler in New Orleans.
One volume, octave. paper. price IS cents.

WITH the view Of meeting the extensive popu.
" lar deRAnd for this remarkably boob. IN
edition has bOSn prepared The page aud tVpe aro
similar 70 thUSe OF HaEpsT'S AGSRsiRs Some Of
tue less important dUcuuenIs are omitted, and IA
eOm0 tnttanssS the ACCOUNT has been condemned yst
never 70 - Interfere with the interest or com.
pIetsness ofthe story.
Enthusiastically this book Itands pre- eminent In
Interest among al yet oeeaS ned by the rsbuIlI IN
It's subject AM Autuor combine 10 render IL fSheI.
nAtpE, Fifteen oliLopl have been called for ~ EaSt
- they could DO ptlLtsd. It has bsen ARMY com.
menAsd D. the loyal pres Of the country, and
hcaEesIy OAa - by portion least OF ths SIRI,b
prsHs, by NhUm Il l. q knoWIe GO to 10 q com6ioIe
VlsGIeAEion Ut General ButItT from tie InAIIcious
g. ages which euTy AMI hatred have brought
Il oOnIH.nS an GnOedotal sketch Of Gen. putI.r,,
brilliant an rUuIArkabU career At the lar M H.
sehussttei history OF the secret MOI omSnII In
the Y: arlSsSOn convention; eonVsrsatIOus between
dSn Buuer aud the loAdIng rOsuIsloulsts at wHSh
lnBtOh In DecSlnb z, 1861 ; tue real pi.nE OF Iba
traitors; ten. Butler invited to JOn IheI; hs al.
wee ~ buehApAn; ntS efforts H. preuRTInR NO..
ehus.tt Tar war; the cUisbI ait ~. 81. via An,
nHpOlssS 10 Washington; hIs n EhE march To Il In
noTei colllsi0n win uLn ECJtt; hrs o,uFSe At
sYtatss nonroei the ht'toEy OF the LoHfFabdRoT:
MS AdVtes to the Administration huW 10 IAhp M d
lnOnd the truth AbOpI the battle OF ursSt Brtb.I
toe HatiSFas EApeuItion; IRE 1tcRIF aiRToRY ~
~. ~ 9AW UhLAAAs ExTLDIIIVA tue GuV, nturv. Of
SsgAA OF 1Hs oAPITRB NAV OhIESNs me ,n,,dIn,,
Of ths IrOOps IN The cit1; LoHPLEIE hASHATiyE a.
suectEplAo AVAaIS, GiIh = Large number or nRhly
nseIt,na.ie baItauSSs and anoedotos never beUre
e1PlAnatlop yiVeT OF It by the GoVernment; IN
PtesSat optp1ons npoa the grsAt Issues before ns.
Edltton In large type, crown, syo., cloth, ssa
page price S2bO. Peoples Edition, 8To., paper rs
eeipt Of price
for IIlo By MtSoN HIM1lH, Boston. and nv Al,
BooEsslioES. Pat lshOd by MAsoN bRoTHsS. =
Mercer strV {, n. Y. miss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

ARE yOu aware tuss simple cough ter.
ninstssin eOnSnmptiODH Why not DO wise
10 time and use Aliens Long BaIsam,
which will stop the cough And pfs1snt e.
tai consequences.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
HIGH PRICE OF TLouh.
EFom the Riehmol-d n,on :. ~,

We learn from those Who u's q -, r.
Ia iI'Ct.Ie southern cereal much hteetsd ~
ell classes during the Warl Thar oTinS - y
some cause. II has gone up so biah - ~
the expense Of buying yeast n sn,i..11
saved: This Is an item not to be CO..
looked during these hard times. We bs..
lopg ceased TO use the cereal mentions,
ana fallen back on cora. which, bssSss
taken 10 liquid or solid state (dodRsFSl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

FOH Bronchitis. Asrbma, oatarrh and
COOtumptive Coughs, aBroWn'S Bronchial
Tr0ehes," are uS,d with adVantaEs. RiyInG
ettsnanSs Immediate relief.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

TsI 6t,t instance Of wouaO p...iog a
regular and formal examination Tor the
medical profession took place at Apo,bs.
esries. Hall. London, 90 the slst of March.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

ed Eaard cur aAg, aaA kSsP SAsh StaTt Z
RSsh GtEipo e 6FlEht e. nSW thGg WAVA
sam nal.o g led our FAnkI IN var,
RGiI AaaG AbOVS Oaeh PStTtotAl grave
Death q the traitor that ROQld dArO
To tran lt thrOlEh The dust Of ShAhA,
An honoSl hearts lts lOt viii share
AID EOLloW Il to Death or Fame
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bsI LeIg I0lli 10 lgFas gsry qplI Fl,h

has hess lSpna 10 SSFss Ysys veil viii
tia SGsIEls stEiuH, Gee Of put lsfGESt
mile 10 also pAlFonitipR The fatoftts ,indlHa
vegetable. Seriously speaking, however,
there ID no need for the high price Of fiour
now prevailing. Families ought to club
10, employ special agents, send to the
South and purchase tor themselves. The
Government would interpoSo no objection,
we imagine, to the transportation of sup.
-plieS nsCe6sary TO sustain human life
lMPREssIHs, HoAaES.
The principal excitement 10 Richmond
yesterday Was created bytthS presence OF
tue Government impreSSiuR agents for the
collection of horseg-thoGe fellows that
show you bit Of paper, enter your sta
BILE, iamiliariIe themselves with your
horses, and ride or lead of your best.
Macy OF The livery stables on Franklin and
other streets were swept of their steedS,
aud perfect horse panic preceded the
movements of the agents. Several indi.
vIduuls, getting wind OF the coming of the
agents, mounted diminuiiVe negroes upon
their faVorite animals, aud sent them. 10.
der whip and spur, 10 opposite directions.
This strategy failed 10 several Instances;
and the riders came back dismountSd, and
reported that they had met the enemy.
Every tue agents were active and
vigiiaus, and, We may say, polite,
though detsrminsd-alWays producing
their authority when Questioned. The
horses ofseVerAl memberS of the local cav
airy companies were taken alouR with the
rect, aud this clasj, With others, TO whom
the owners think they are entitled, can be
recovered upon BAeon'S Quarter Bench,
where they are rendeESoused Genera
Lee, IL 10 said. WAntS ten thousand horses
medfAtely, and must have them. Sc
Richmond must furnish them, as every.
thing else, il her citizens have 10 draw the
/ hearse 10 the funeral
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO,
Designated DepOEitOry aad RInane4oI A0sat
Of the Unnsd StaLes.

his BANK l. the SuecoSs-r to The Belmont
l. Branch Oi the tate Bauk Of UhI and l. pre-.
pared to do general thanking. c uOctiOu aud AZ.
change business.
lt 10 authorized 10 ItcrITs GsbSer ptiouS to the
81, 1864.
These bonds bear date March lst, 1854. arc re-
deemsb ~ the pleasure u tine UoIeEnuIeut after
ton SsArsr and pGy UbIs forty years from dLs, IL
coin, with interest Al Eve per ecuI. per Annurn
coin.
Subscribers can have either K. ElIterrd or Coupon
Bonds a. they m y prefer, In sumG Of $50 Or some
multiple OF Nifty collars.
Interest Un the go AND sIcO BoudS Il payable
annually on all DINER deuUmin semtAunua tIy
hese bonds will draw inIITrGt from MaIch Ist,
aud the Accrued inter st frtm shat day the date
Of subscription, mus be paid in coIH or HEIiO 81
Sa[sSsSy n Ia-I Ia tile latter (which Includes
United states noes and Of Lhe Nat on Il BAuks
nifty per cen pIsmIum must Ue Hd.pd - the
amount Of interVst un IL OIhurwi.s directed.
april JJhH @. TALLMAk, Cab
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RC6RorIc.


InR., r. n. LRK, Eclectic Phyuieian. surrso, and
" Aeeoueher, tenders his proIesSfo "a SsfTieaS ~
Tue Sittseus q Whosllag aGd VieinIty Dr. L. Il
einnatL and has bad many years eTpSFISneS n M
PIaeuee o. bis pro. 61on aud he hopes by eloSe ~
seauon 70 business, 20 lnont share Of The public
Ut. Lee has giVOn special ttsnton 70 and
- oeen emInently sueesOafaI In the tTSStmsnt AZ
6iseAses q every variety, and especially Of
Liver o0nplAiHt, Nervous Do6ilitV OsSc.,s ~
uletT Constipation, Piles and diSssSsS on az KID
SSys Gravel, &C All thooS who have been unSneoSSs
aGd It 70 their Interest TO consult Dr.. ~ ILL
delay Our practice 4 sAEe eoItaIn and pros11t
SS taint e The sy.tS bat oiSGnIuE
ana strengthening the general GystoGa,
Aetng IN unison with hAtur0's pnSTInF IRVa
hHLE1IA05 WsSF Va, Dee Ith. is6S
AZ ah Shomt 10 may coneeFns We the unnoFI1,Ira6
mSmbers Of the ~
"a .aginS that = have known Dr.. Richard ~,
- ny Year. previous 70 the breaking ont q ~ ~
Of hedtetho, (of the Eclectic BchooiJ btn n Et
-"A =. s'aA'S' w and u GAllla county, Ohio,
Z R1,n g: BLACK, senator TEh Ds'k,
W. 8. DUnBAR NJ M D. -
JOHN M PHELPS, Pres. senate.
,,S oaes one door south o. KrAmArS Hotel. MAI
...s.': sEa5 - ~
GLOVES, GLOVkS, GLOVES: .
FEaGR LADIES, GENTS AND oHILDRpN
oSek aud COLOR, Just received aT the VSTi.t1
Sn2I 49, ,-.-a y. hICOLL BRO.
SuE UhBRELLAs, sun shades and Rain TT--
~ O.e'AS1 ~ the Variety Store or 55fi
sp-.- .. hIo0LL D BRO.
SlLk hTrTs for Ladies' and ohIIdrsn =. -.
sgaI D.N1ooLL q BRO
bA Nss invoice Of large BROW t-.7-
~ ching haaksts received to-day. = HaH'
20 D. NlO0LL 4 Bro
N.Y. - : 100 MAN SITeet.
HOSIERY, H0SIR1v
fOA' LADI 81 GENTS AND OHILDRRN 80 |
Il received at the Variety Store OF INV Juht
ak5L ..---.... D. NICOLL 4 BRO.
l.NAAksTs AID aIAPs for MAnIlS ana NJ.
" Trimming feoSiySd 81 the var iSty StorS AZ fses
100 hAIa siFSet. II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
Irom The Richmond kan

WooD.-Fuel Of the wood kind was SELL
log yesterday on tho basin bank ct $40
per cord for pine, aud $50 for oak Even
at these exornitant prices. 1t goes of like
'.hot cakes" Dealers, 10 consequence of
the ssiEiug by government agents of horses
and mules, fad it hard TO deliver what
they sell.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
DOSiutatIoa In the Iaterior...A can
Tor In DSdIGIo Help.
CLAEK.BUEs, NEST VAL
Nay I'd. 1854.

Asy I'd 1854.
Gee. A. I. Bo,snaa,
We undsrstand that many Of the people
Of BsAxtoa aud other counties are 10 .
dsSututa eoudidon, aud will probably not
have = sun :isnI GmouaI of seed to plant
add SOW crop for this year We there
fore respectfully suggest that some N ca
sure be adopted to supply To cir immediate
aud pressing Vants 70 preVept starvation,
a1d that SEED eorn, &o be also furnished
then for this ysArs' crop. - - - V,
Very respectfully,
L HAYWOOD, JoHH IRwru,
VIZ y. sKELsoH, LAMBxIcar,
D DAUDSOn, Jas. P. OoWAi. 4
10 publishing the above letter to Gov
BSRsuAn We have been sequ ested to call
atIsnuon to the plea made 10 it on behalf
oftbe suffering people of the ihterior, and
oS'y that any contributions either 10 The
articles d, sired, or 10 the money nEetssary
TO purchase them, can be left with
Matthews / Co., by whom they will be
forWard,d to proper hands for distributiou
We hOPs-IhAt the farmers, and others,
10 this region, Who have bseu so abuud
Gatly blessed IN the midst OF 80 much des
OlGtion aud distresS IN the interior, will
respond generously 70 this call for help.
We are told 10 the Good Book to give a
portion, 10 such cases, to sig, yea also to
SeVsuS for We know not "vhat evil may be
uPoa the earth" as respects ourselves.
There may come time when those who
have reaPt 60 abundantly hereabouts may,
VET lack The vharnvith.I o., 49,
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FOR SALE.

rCHE sas. hair OF Lot No. 9, situate on csn,r.
Ia -, 0stSeen si1th aud seventh StreotSl OH
nouse with hall u MT sold At private sale bef5rS
ne 20 o. May, 1864 Il win be offered n p1SIIe
sale ~ the frUnt uoor OF The OouFt HoaSsf A. n
O'CLOCK, AN. Apply to 80 ''O' ~
ny4-td .7eere aa JOHN ~ 5,I 4So,w y,
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned beg leave 10 announce to their
Il friends and The public generally, that they IN
tend carrying on the Foundry bufness in ali lie
branches, aud hope by assduous attention to bust.
nesa' 10 ment = liberal abATe Of patronSKe-
We have on hand an a. oTtmsnt Of STOVES,
CRATES and all kinds Of HOllOwarU, compris-
ing the best patterns now in use. We invite aiten.
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WANTED.

WANTED,
EvERYBoDY to know that DI. R. II. Lee, Eeloe-
II Tic Ply BitiAn, treats ALL dseaSes both acute
Luu chronic, WITH MEDICINE, not RIeet n civ,
zee advertisement
Special atltntion given to diseases OF women and
children. '-i~ - Gal -751 : : =
once, one door south OF KrAuer'S Hotel. Main
Street, ntar the suSpeuSion Bridge. Can be fIyun
at Kramer's Hotel At night apps ims
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PloWs.

Of PittSburE manufacture, which We Will sell on
liberal Ierma iur stock Of PioWpointS IL also iATEe
and of all pAttCruS.
Call AMI examine our stock kofore purchasing
elsewhere. BBLL CAMPBELL,
No. l6l, MAiu st, west side,
IebE6-2m doom U0uIh Of AArket Alley.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
Cooking Stoves.

5AOOh4uSs SGOV6SI
OF which We have pate. us for burning both wood
and coal that We can confident ree5mmsnd and
warrant 10 EiEO sstlre GatisIactiou.
" invite the attention OF bulldars and Others de-
Sirous OF PuIehAstng to. our stock Of
Crate Fronts,
OF which We intend to manufacture, and keep on
hand full assortment of the latest and most APP
proved modern UatteInS; in thin branch OF our bust
mesa We intend to be behind no estab either
~! y; have on hand and an ..eslr.p. ...or.
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ALLEN'N LUNG BALNAM

To whom address an orders. -.,.,.
Sold b M0di Inc dealers gSueraly. " 5ot icy, "
BIZ LAUGHI.IN's . BUsuElkLpI =. SoSAS :, - :;
q 0tkJD 4 o.. LO6AN, LlST = co. LtoAH
praSgists,
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-14
Printing for the Legisla-
furA.

kRSoNS NIsHING TO CONTRAC CT FOR rBH
II pHlSIlNG for the two Houses Of the Iep.ja.
.ure o. South Carolina; OF either them viii .uL
nit their proposals to tile undersigned At C.lsnb;s
on cr before 28th Of November inst
1he following, as hear can be ascsrtaucd will ha
lhe character and quantity Of the work:
Bills, III fIca, ca lines, Of IS 2lfs ems ,.r
page. Pe'
Reports and Documents Long Primer, n lines, o,
81 ems. each-l1 105 ems per page -
iernanent Journal Long Primer 81 lines. sral an.
eacll-l,705 ems per page
Calendars of the two Houses Long Primer sA 1;...
OF 81 ems eacll-l,7e5 ems per page ''
Ihe Bills to bs printed on good writing saper and
all other printing to DO dolo On printinS ~
hne quality as can DO procured.
Extra copies ofevery paper ordered 10 bo .r,tel hx
eltier iouse, must he furnished to each nenher ~
the other branch OF the Legislature
VI tlls Hiilt, Reports, Documents journal end c,I
eniar' Two hundred copies are required daily. ono
n.'.e" p anu my lor Ile members of the House OF
representatives and fifty for tie members sf the S.,
Tho journal and Calendar must bs delivered NM.
'uaiiy at or before tho hour of meeting of ,hs Houses
OF each day aud copy by the sims hour to be s.
'cFeu a' The Executive Department. and enc eepv tn
the Slate Auditor. >p' ~
The Actsnl.d Permanent Form. Of tho norse. ,...
ne printed stitched and READY for delivery by m. 2o,h
OF feoruary, alter tho regular session Rule md 49,
u's WORK l" count double and pages and side no,a "a
pe cstnlated at she rate of 705 ems per pars "
the TWO 1louscs VIII separately choose the Prptar
OF tnelr daily work, and Ei unite in the seletio, a.
Tue 1r.nler OF thtlr Perlnanent work viz: Act. r..
ports, Resolutions tc. i -O
Proposals Tor the Printing Of the two 1Iousc. A. "a
shhec llotsr mus, conform TO the foregoing .nec;n.o
tions. W y r. SS IsTs1 rPec'"sa'
Clerk Of Senate.
,, :, Clerk Of Hsess Of Representatives.
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AN ACT 70 ALTER AND AMEND THE MlLITIA i
LAWS OF THE STATE

LAWS OF THE STATE.
SEC. l. BE it enacted hy tile Senate and House of
Representatives, now and tins. in General AS
scmbly. and by the authority Of the same That from
and after the passage Of this tct a free male white
persons within this State hetwrtn the ages of sixteen
and hiiy. nottNempt from active service without the
limits OF the District i'll which they reside By the mill
tia laws OF this State, shall he liable to active military
duty without the limits of tho State at the cal: of hi.
Excsllsncy the Governor,
SEC z. That the Governor shall have authority
Whenever in his Judgment it is necessary for the de-
fence ofhs State Of the adjacent states to order
ot OF Tic limits OF the State such portion Of those li
be to active mt .sy duty, aud for such length OF
tins as III his Judgment tie cxictncy may require
AND that in addition to The other PENALTIES prescribed
oy a" ior oclautters the Governor slal be anoriz-
s poer lne arrest of all suclras may be liable to
NAV u"'y nner this Act, to the intent thnt they
10 compelled TO perform the duty dcvo!ving ur,o
them; Provided. ncvtrsheess That he shall ut no time
place such militia beyond his control so az not t. be-
aoe 10 recall them at any moment whenever tho me-
ceSs''es OF tho State require il.
SEC. ;. That ull free male white nerso,e within, ,,.
State between the ayes of sixteen and sixty, not en-
oraceu IN the aclve militia, shall be liHL. to military
duty Ill cases Of alarm, INVASION ns,rrccliou or rs the
posse c'n"satus anywhere within tho limits of the
State. - ~
SEC L. That the Governor shall haye mower to allow
au'eZcmption detail in such special cases either nr
necessity or oi public Interest as in mis- Judgment should
he made III either both of the s.,i classes of mill
tia. " ~ ~
SEC. 5. That i'll Acs or clauses Of Acts Inconsistent
with tis Act be repealed
III The Senate House. the sixth day of December in
the year OF our Lorti tu,lsils ci..l,. Luudred
and sixty four, aud the eiShyinh year of The SOW
efeHlty ;HIu independence OF the Srac of South Ca.
lo'"a' HM ,. PORTER,
I'cSidcnt Of the Senate.
II. B. BOYLSTON,
dec l0-6t Speaker House of Representatives
All the papers in the State publish one week.
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The Richmond Examiner.
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TIE WEEKLY EXAMINER is issued every Fri.
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eB The Examiner is published on the cash system,
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Persons who desire TO get the paper will please accom-
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Carriers and News Dealers will be furnished a. the
rate of Twenty Dollars per hundred
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lines or less for evory insertion.
Persons sending subscriptions must do it at their own
risk
Wew, under no circumstances, return unsolist,d
and cjectedcommunications.
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Office newspapers addressed to hin, render. tho ~
lhep. '''S'' fs'on
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Slave Labor
FOR THE ECOAST-DIyISION No. 6

FOR THE lECOAST-DIVISION NO.2
| COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS AND THE
Town Authorities within the judicial Dist r;cs Of
Lancaster kershaw, CHESTERFIELD Marlboro Darling.
tor. Marion, SUMTER Clarendon, Williamsburg and
liorry will forthwith summon all shareholders within
te!r respective limits to deliver ONE -FOtETA ~ of
Their slaves liable TO Road duty the Railroad Delots
Iea'est ter residence on TUESDAY, the 10th day of
JANUARY next at O'Clock a. Ill., there to await. trans
portat'on to Charleston for thirty days labor on the
fortifcntions. ~
Ii. Commissioners OF Roids and The Authorizes
ABOVE nillned who lIavo not furnished the Returns
called Tor in Circular Of 10th October last from the
Office OF Agent Of the State, requested to forward
then: at once as they wanted for immediate use-
i"ese heturls will give tile names Of oil Ovne,s and
the number Of their Road Hands
r. B. JOHNSON,
Agent Of State Of South Carolina
Camucn December 4, 1854 dec l3-st.v
EY CaronIan Mercury and Courier will copy twice
week for four weeks papers in the Division onco
week for four weeks
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For Sale.

For Sale,
A T MAGAZINE HILL, SHANKS, LIvERs
"A Hearts, Eeads and other offal from, slaughtered
e''o' aeo e-ot.
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Notice..

T WILL HIRE ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
Il january next, at the Cou;t House in Camden two
negro boys Spencer and Alfred belonging the Is
t;Ae Of William Wilson, the hirer to give bond and two
good securities, furnish two suits of clothes one par
OF shoes one blanket or quilt hat or cap, and ay
Doctors bill; said negroes 10 be delivered to me on
tho first Monday in January 1896 a the Court House
in Camden.
will also rent, on tho samo day all the lands be-.
longing to said Estate, renters to givo bond and two
good securities.
T. J. HUCKABEE, Admr
W. B. HUCKABEE, Agent.
December l-3t
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Wanted TO Furchaae

ETok THE USR OF THK CONFEDERATE
Il States-Scfap Irohi wrought Or cast Tor which
pay fair price in cash, or ifprofcrted, will exchange
relied plantation lrsn for tho Planters others
having any ofths aters to dispose Of will inform
Of the fact, wish collect it together speedily
as possible. u.s. MERUNkY.
September Il.