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Our indian Rcia tions.

Washington, Sept. ll.-Brg. Gen. silloy, In al
official dispatch, says the numbs u Indians crn-
bracei within tho territory Of NIL uososa IL nearly
1900, including $500 warriors # whom !, 500 are
now actively h stilo; $50 dcsirou Of pcaec, nnI
l,4So tchipIews) svoweily frc IDLY, but who
would not hositte at any time u uie The toma-
hawk " not rest raned by fear ~ ns.qucnccs.
lie recommends us permanent pol ry, eoncontra-
ton and mits ry surveillance OF tho several ban s
and tribes aiding that "whon h ey hni hey
must cease - depcrri upon the chase ior food. and
must work or starye, they viii agree &" any rcas a.
sblo oJnditons the Govornnen, may 'scc iit to Inn
pose and that II is becoming more AMI. more maui
fes, that some such fixed policy as tiat indicated
mist 10 aiopnl by tho Government with refer
70 the gre trtcs Of Indians Moth ,aud Wee!
NJ us before , permanent Peace can b. 10 stored t.
our extensive border.
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From New Orleans.
Interesting War Items. Etc.

cairo, Sept 1.-The steamer Lrmlnary, from
New Orleans 'th. has arrivei. She was nued 49,
500 BY General Dana at vicksburg, for leld.ns at
Other than military posts on her previous TRIP.
oihcial returns from the elections IN the Parish Of
New Orleans give a majority Of s,s55 for the new
Constitution. The vote was 6,4i3.
The steamer n. V. Gillian, New O leans 'or Ma,a-
norall laden with lumber and 3s pa scngcrs, found
ercd on the 1a inst 100 miles sout i-east of shine
Pass. she was a total loss. Tho passengers SUB
t~inei themselves 30 hours ou ran. when ihcy
were rescued by thc L. e. steamer Circassisn and
Mexican schooner Cora Gilman she was owned
by the commander, Captain l.. II, Mott, son Of Dr,
Mott Of New York, and 1as insrr~i.
Thcr was extensive land slide embracing a
quarter Of milo OF the levce, ten miles above
Iiaton Rouge some days ago.
The L. e. supply r,oancr Circass'au returned e.
Now Orleans 9th, from a cruise On i.he Tex coast
for the Rio Grantic. She supplied sbou, thirty 'i
our blocksicrs with provisions. The cunh,oi
Aroostook Is the only v,v,sel On duty at the mouth
Of the Rio Grande. The French have nearly seven
" vessels ai tha, point. The French Admiral
when informed Of the capture Of For, M1rtan, pro-
nounccd Fsrrsgut tse Naval hero of the sye. The
troops q, Santa I'ras - and tho crews Il Tie block
aiding fcct arc In 70 d health. Blockade running
Is expected n begin soon on & 10 Texan coast. TA'
navy Is on the alert.
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Democratic state Convention.
Opening Proceedings Adjournment to this
tThurstRy) Morning.

10 klAN.
dthdhr " - A'P'' lf'-iho pehocfHuc e'A'o
CuuyCut4uu met at Iweidr Hal at noon today.
T1,c st,.,c Il tho bau was gany decorated with tho
%, =, ,, a.
h"N' ANA :" l''' ""N % '"''.' "' '0'''' '"'
fcudlcton banter Al tLr Delegations from the var
, c.,,,,t.- o., tho s,a,c ,-c mil ,n1 ,hc-c IL n
''N' 80 "
large nit"hd1nce - "uSid'rN' non fe'er 'WB''
on behalf VI tho Democratic state Ccntra Commit
ia. o,,i.,, J.. ,1or H., y,r.b.n
''N '''''' '''
H. ChNuphn WAS arpoiuiod temporary chafUAh'
NJ. Ira S.bnfrr, of Altany, and Mr.. Culver, of
t..,t 4, ,,,.t.., NJ
h4nen N'"N''' w.
Cbampln 10 the char, AMI "h.n ih' opi liise had
r,,s,Icd Nj e. atupl. add
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der ciru'nTuh''s ~ graz - -, - =, ~ ~
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/ .minHha',f ln'u'Ho w. ~, ,.,'
! a. .'hI i'n "'' 'tD 49, - -" ,J
convened ~ thw sla'3 y 'n'',s' - w. .,,n ,'y
e"fci !" III ug !ul' q" " 49,. ' '.,'
! 4 nVent.h h"iu Nv 'L'lNH". .l-i .tt,
g'ther inhuel WIN u. l'utl",' ln'.. que, "'u VIZ.
i'limaton ,h'' "'ly' va - ,u w. ~ ~, -, ..,.,,,,
! T. Ifou4'" Il N'r" P'''F H""- - " ~ y,
| cors!'C' "hh' you eau ,. !" Nv ,.' '''" - ,' ,,
VII rehect 's wSiy' " - a.,
of con'"rl' anu WI" GU .NNl 'Vei Nv ' ,l,
s'haim NOUS N enarnc'or l.
! ty whith u p'""'o' Nv ."A H. ' "a In
- nahe Pchc' ,.hs's"n' %'.u W, 80
forests o' t' un,"h "I u'' i",. 'a .,a,,I
ahi by "Hich F".. 'ti,a, ioa.',, Con.
| ard bearer thN gre" AIN s''l' 'I"',' ~,
eral George H. MClg.!ai u. r,'Vr' 4" ,,n1 WI, 80 :,
past ne If uerh ~" '. Wv ,,,,t In
dsohsrIo ihe hd' rei uA' a''' =" e ~ id,' w.
his hands ty ih' American po.''t tu',u ~ ~ !,
conyGIn p,rysE ,,cr rS cy,,'i ", q, restor
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From Europe.
l'our DAYS i.ntGr News.

Tho stonurhpi Pcuusylvaui. AMI City ~ Man
chester arrived at this port yesterday from Liver
pol and Queenstown August 3ist and September
l IT. respectively. Tho Arahin nso arrived at Hal
lax last nj ght, with dnts to September 4th. Tie
news Is four days later.
The London rvra commcn.ing on the prsrc ne.
gotiatons at Niagara Fails, and tho events of the
campaign ruys ~ the military orcr,ions
Its not ,hn, thcy nroct directly tho issue q the
WAR more than The evouts # the last two years, hu'
,hat thoy oecufrIuP on the eve of Prrsdential
election. Last Autumn the Conicderst's held Their
u5gn tut ouly No. rDc the war RECOMMENDED In the
aprng II thev can de- al mtt'h thiF AJiumu, next
Spring may possibly sce ahairs In good train for
peace.
A proliminatv irinl # the Scorpion, one Of tho
notorious Mcrscy rsus hal taken place "a Liver
pool. sAo averaged 1854 knots Irr hour, and hn-
g,ycrcl her hc'il r,auIly. Tho result Was Cuuhlu-
orci highly satisfactory.
The Board m Tr,dc returns frr the month of
July liow "A cont nuci iucruase in the value oi
british exports. The figures ARE aleut three -Iuar-
trs of a million ~" ling over July, 1868. TIE .u-
on the past seven months amounts tn
El6,ilAOo1.
a Tmrs ,clcyrun ol the sOth Of August says;
"rhc Envoy seut T. the italian Court By the
Emperor Mryimilian was received by the King to-
day. H. cvprc'soi borc that be might strengthen
the understanding existing tctwcen peoples oi
the same racc, who's. government was based ON the
national will the hnais u every free country. The
Einy Ia r.ply eXpesscd his Satisfaction o. recey-
IN. Il IL IA stcr Of tho new monarch whom h. had
long esteemed. IL Majesty further said he WAS
confident that tie Emperor MaNinlilan woubi se-
cure the happiness OF Bis subjects by following
LIBERAL principles, aud had no doubt that Italian
guhice'' would hnl security aud protection under
the new reign. Tho King concluded BY utt.r,ng
tie best wishes Ia favor Of a sovereign whose tsr
soi4l qualities stood as Llsh Us his great unss.on.
! The Liverpool ALnIos in its account Of tho sciz-
uro II the Georgia 10y the Niagara, says;
! Numerous rmors have been current on Change
since the seizure, which We give for tlo hen'ht ~
! ihusn who wish to hear nll s'dcs Il the uesiion
/ Wn,u the fact q the seizure hrst hcc.no known,
| IL was asserted Mat the original register Of the
Georgia. alias tho japan, hal never locu cancelled,
| nnd that tie gentleman who purchased hcr from
the builders only gave the Confederate commander
hill Of sulc tlat At the time she was committing
| depredatiuns ca 1thcrn commerce shc was the
pr pcrty of a Hritsh merchant that Earl Russell
! AMI Nj. Adams tie AHorcan Minister, uegativo'i
a roquost rs the owuers fpr protection from seiz-
urc thnt Earl Russell d pr'inlse protection and
50 on. dd tntnitUm, 4lch are tho current rumors,
| but We have every reaso II to discard them.
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tcckcd M with tayorcts, then, indeed. all cur |
dearest Il 4 ,s fr,s'ncn are lost. This then Il TIE
palladium of our hh.itos, and mus, ls defended |
Il Al hazards. Relieving. gcnilc'u,n, tia, You w'l
LILO vcur share wisely arl well IN thr great work of
rcgrucraiins our country and gathering together
hs hlccling and broken retym.nts under lcstorod
uuion rni rc-stablishcd Coust,tuton, again
thank YOU AMI await your further pleasure.
Mr. champlln was frequently greeted With ar-
rlausc during the delivery OF his speech, and sat
down amid loud and enthusiastic cheers.
r. q. Perrin aud James F. Pierce appointed
temporary Acrctarics.
The u, of delegates was then called, the contest.
ants irom New York Icing cmi'iri. hcrnMd
iiu.h~ announced that he conies.cd the SEA" o' inc
81 nBtrict of Kings.
TN motion Of Mr. Abbott. ~ Livingston. the Chair
waa cuyowcrci To- appoint y committee ot ono iiom
cach jud ,ia ap,rict except the first on contested
srais. The Cvntutt,, Was male VI ns fouow7i
M,,srs. Abhol Livingston, Gardiner, sunolt'
p,l-ock, Albany, DHlgo, 81. Lawrence
Williams, Or cida. B,cboc, IiosL
SicklcS Orleans.
On motior. tho Chair appointed tho following
Committee ON Permanent Organizations
suuthWurth, OnciIa, suihctl,no, Wcstchu@tef'
Latin. lsicr Morrc, N 'ntfomcty,
sruucor, romukirs Canhcli, strutcr,
fsnclL Nassrn.
On muuon, the rules of tho last Assembly we're
adcltcf, for the government ot the Convention.
II mas ". Riley, OF Brooklyn, Was appointed
Scrgcsnt-at-Afms.
Pending motion b. adjourn. Fernando Wood
entered the hall, and some ~ the New Workers
oommcic ccd cryirr, "w ,ol, :" "Wnod," whic 9TH
ers hs.rd and hooci. There was considerable c',-
fusion for few minutes, during which motion to
tale rcccsa was Pvt aud carried.
Arrrns ,os sRssIoS.
The Convention rc.lrcmllci at ~ Pm, and,
aNcr waiting ah'u, mn hour, II was announced tha.
tho Committee N Contested Seats and rcrrnancn,
Organization no, yc, really 10 report. It was
a.. . y
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TIE VICINITY.

An OuTBURsr OF PArRIoTIsM.--Ihs num-
Der Of patriots who srdenty desiro to serve their
country In tho Custom House II really asion.1hinf.
30 numerous are the applications Of this class AMI
~ volurninous arc the evidences Of loyalty and
patriotism which they present that TIE tiGo Of cl-
lector Draper s mainly occupied In their reception.
Each applicant Ia armed with formidable recon-
mandatory documents, setting forth in glowing
terms the capabty, and particularly the Toh''cI
soundness Of ,hc individual desiring thus to aacri-
fee himself for the good 4 the public, and the u-
ding emolumcnts belonging thereto II ms ex-
pcctant multitude, the new Collector is attentive
and polite, giving 10 cnch respectful hearinP' and
examining his documents IN the regular order that
they are received All receive substantially the
same reply to their applications that their papers
will take the REGULAR course ; and those who pro-
duce no nauers are informed Of the necessity a
making their applieito formally and IN
writing This contention and scramble for
Custom. IIoue appointments Ia of course
hypothetical upon the removal u present incum-
bcnts and since the Collector has not agnlhed his
intention Of making any general change of officials
the bulk Of the applications are premature. Mr..
Drspsz svnees desire TO bring his dspaztmsui W
ICaE;saHsd on Sa psgs.1 a.
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Southern News.
Reb ~ Journnis to the 10Th.

Late Sputh' IN papers contain dotailn Of mtorcH
respecting tbo military situntion- Tho journah
endcavor n explain away the tall of Atlanta aud
after having for months enlarged upon It's Import
az tho key to the Cotton Stain- now main'an
THAI 1t Is Of importance, and arguo that General
Sherman las taken 1t on ruuous terms. Upon tIis
subject H. G Macon, Georgia, RIGlsTEE has the bl-
lowing
The ialr Of AtantaThs AZ not oceasi oroi ruch iea-
ponder cy- II ~ true that tire enemy have gained
I'LL imr ortant ppsition-tho otJectv. poht oi ~
monts' oJsr' .t,ons, but at cost a life AMI troa-
sure u at lea on him, we may reasonably believe,
too mu ch cri ppled to make any i.nmoiisse use oi
his al, antsS In tho meantime lie ~ n'rOliei
with all uu discouraged and dctorni ned army of
vctera, - v it'll reserves within all raider aud
gueirif are sSarning IN bis reIr, rendering his
supplies recartous; IN the East, the flower o' the
Con,ecirr. to troops may 10 relieved from 9th
er duties IN turn their attention hthcrwNi; tui
IN the ,r West, narshalLng BE- sis alu WY Tut
steadily approaching, ~ crush the desperate ad en-
tuIu ho, in unholy strife has sssk'si his all w "a
| dou' tful success. W. do not despair that thu
camp ign may yet end In the detruct N of Sior-
| man army. aud the exhausted North Ia hrcoi u
CIV. over tho struggle nut shouii u h"t % ne SO
| Is the worsty Tho enemy, routed In every other
fl I'D. in Florida, In North Carolina in virginia
! noroughly 40 in Me Irnns-ai7s. saiIW Depart
ment Ia tho State II Mississippi aud IN East LOUIS
| iAna--has gained one imlortbtI poiitun In G'or'
| gis, and that has beon purch1s! = dearly mai
| their despotic masters may well exc Iaiit, ~ 'c"
more such victories will ruin us ~ lie must pause
"a r,s,uperaie and II we arc not crininAIy hIc, ly
the timo he IL ready " renew the contest We suA
oppose him with renewed NUMBERS and roioHbei
AIdor.
AMobile paper, Sept. sth. confirms the news thai
= tho Federal forces operating directly agains
. ths, city. II states;
d The enemy sern 10 be busy a, something d.~I
0 tho bay, ON Friday they commenced chaul'in.
A | their hy the Evacuation oi ttNlh T1li, hi'
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News Items.
tBy T,l.grr,h 10 ia. Sev Yort Sun.

Tnr Haz OF t.uce boat New York, with 800 par
olea men and 30 officers, arrived u, Annapolis yes
ter'ay.
Tue steamer A. u Vance, captured on the 10Th
instant OF w.uington. has arrived at Norfolk.
The steamer anu cargo ore valued At s400,OOo.
Tue Overland s,ago Line Is TO bo Immediately
rec peneI through 70 California. Hostilnes On the
part Of the Indians have entirely ceased along
the WI ole line to Fulsom, California.
TnE blockade runner steamer Mary colcs,is-
from Wilmington, N. c., via Bermuda, for Nassau.
sunk Of ths south Eds q Bermuda % The 9th In
Rsal
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TTvrE e"llcrS ncr Wellington, yesterday
took several shcil-, ~iposci to bc curty. AMI
with them made srpr's,s r. u'cir cooking srpa-
ra,us. Result Two lcge aud ouc arm blown Of
each II the three men losns mct b,r.
G,S. GrAS1 has issuc1 sn vri'r directing that
all civilians within his l'ncs In Fl y, NJ Petersburg.
VII, refuse to take the oath of anc.irnc, shall Ia
sent through The lines of tie enemy. The order
also rrohihts the sale n provisions to civilians who
refuac 10 tax o the oath.
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General Intelligence.


~, ~, C !, "'n'iS M, n"'l,ns "" "'o" ''''
'"'' "'''' ~ " N' "' n's"c' Pr'e''
""VtN."H N>hWiM "t',ei IN shnron tues
nHN nHN 'u sc,I" we quota " MASSACHUSETTS,. he CLAIMS
'iN " w 'ui
p,rrsni rau has forty ak fcundroa, consuming
fort, -six thousand ,ons of m,,1l annually, and
paying Hl,WVNn wages annually.
ApNtCnt iruin McNico assert that the rebels have
fcnt comniissioucis to M,Xim,hau. a,kug him "
rccogni, 70 their independence sitter .cftain umc.
r,v A,,,h.h,.r n yi.,p, l,a ,..,,,,i , rs.,o,.,.
urging III. nitl All to s,hs,rilc for trc new Papai
Loan II ton millions NJ dollars, un rclious grounds
"u,vr von ,c,,I i.nc,ln,s ,as,,, said , Rc,ub.
u,., a,o,,a,n,a,'a T., - r,,,,L,',i f,,r,,i If M.
d,v ar ,,yc .,ncc "N =" ~ ry,,,.i Folk the Cip.
Y,ybcai 81 ,yi.h 10 a., Jord m ,.h,"
=. . ,. .-.. =.
Mih' ion,N' the we "t "'','' munster NJ
s',,,,,,c tv r,~.',', hcrscl, IN n Is,n' on Sunday
n,yht s,c bnI neon tll ~ sotnc dnye, and VIVA
ryilrutlv nut ia / cr RI hit mind
So. .,,. ,,, ~, yh,,h xcrc os ,,cbe. u,,dc
rNh, - wv Va ' '', A., ~ - 4, r."
anu -" '.,' ny MI" S'nSu,,,oi wv VIM n',i r,
hhu Mcl','N c'on 'w"'s -. A., ' -. wy, i,,
%a ,%i' NJ ~ 'n.n central Kn,lro.d.
H.. ......,.t.,,.
Tar Chnrlc''on 'o'N' Me Wn,Non oy rlv''u'"u'
rockets whith ere "'r w mkh'' IN various Icr
'"n" o. W suuutus r, v.no' u'seIsr ~ nr ..o
~ii1n "' the"' Mii wv a. '''"" n """ WI
TAM WY he"' u'"H"'
!nE rcbeli nrc said To hc n1'nm' ohf work' "
Petersburg. Aprsoncr rc'rut'y 'aitnrcG' men.
n"ned two 20 nis Wh'f. 'u'y were ctsut,"' nkn'
ana u"N' ~''' ''h,u'uV ".' , - - T,i '"" >V'
t,iinlinsi "iH t"hS on ~ "l"'h" paw
Tar following appeared NJ the head u' the lent
ING column 4 the On % srArrsNAN vi Saturday,
| a gned hv the chairman Of die Democratic State
Central Committee. "rtc appointments Heretofore
| tuaIc for uun C. l.. Vahndi gLan sro with
drswn."
! , ,,,-, sry,or,,. rcsronsc IN =, soreneds
~ ny. iW wv d. a. S,,,,J. 1 ,'o .l,J IN sr, Won.
| I am going H. the Army Of The Potomac In low
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Baltimore, Sept 14.--Gcners Avorill has re-
iiupied Mart.nsburg, and tho working parties
kagcd in rel airing the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Ia have resumed worb'. train Of cara loaded
b forage vus sort fro IN Harper's Ferry, yester-
:, to . point within five miles Of MArtsnsburg.
Is confidently expccu d that the road will 10
ned 70 Cumberland b next Friday.
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Isumors.

There wU r'irnor current At Washington yes.
serdAy, nsa Petersburg has bccn captured hy our
forces Government has ~ sdy.ccs to tha. elect,
and the runor Ia generally d,screditeI.
special dispatch 10 the Pittsburg EVENING
'CnnosIorA states that Mobile has surrendered 10
Farrs-rut without resistance. NJ other paper has
the news.
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The (onncctirrt Democratic state COnvcu.
tiqu

Hrvt'ord, Spt. ii.-Thc Dcr ocranc State Con-
vcntion to-day WAS fully attended aud enthusiastic
for NJ Cic'lan. Charles r. Pond. Green kcndricl,
Airol Il. Go oIdr.ch. Elwiu Slcanis Asher +.
Brown. and James II. lIoyt'wcfc nominated for
electors.
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NEW YORK THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l5 1864.

desersers that Lce's army has boon strengthened
ty reinforceurn,s from various points, and hy .
iarve nunbor Of conscripts who, il appears have
doscr1ing prccivines.
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Wellington, Sept. II There Is no news Of
VI interest from Il Army d the Potomac.
N,utposts Of the On rny on our leh frons have
uoogly furtansd, n pently. u 6Assd "
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-19
Grain and Lumber Mills.

+. H. Hemp, flour and grist: JAS H. Vaughn. -four
ana grlst; James a. Kirkland, grist j F. Suth-
eriand: lumber and grist; ". Z. Hughes, lumber
and grist; Charles Perkins, lumber; Col james
=. Halle, lumber and grist; ~. II. Boykin, flour,
grist and lamhcr: l.. ". r. Blair, -four and
grlst; Charles Ralcy, flour and grist; j. r. Sow
Gil grist John w. Gaskins flour, grist and lum-
Der; John A. Young. grist and lumber; II. ].
'au!hcn' lumber: Robert Kirkley, grist estate
,,i:n nm. shields grlst and lumber; George Il.
Miller, flour and grist; L. j. Patterson, -four
ana grlst; John S. Miller, flour and gris estate
oil 1. Lang, erist and lumber: W. NJ. Kelley,
grst' John Chestnut, grist and lumber; James
Cncsnnt; sr., grist and lumber; John MeRnc,
Gfst anu lumber; John Brown, girls: estate Of
b"rwell Boykin, grist and lumber; estate of
ncm"cl boykin. grist and lumber; Mrs Jane
Knox, grist; Richard Hyatt, flour and grist ,
Lewis Peoples, Hour, gris and lumber
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Slave Labor for the Coast,
DIVISION NO. >,

EtSfR III lSlON NJ. =.
F|% COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS AND TIE
10 town authorities within the Judicial Districts of
Lancaster kcrsllw, Chesterfield, Darlington. Mar
horo. Marion. Sumter Clarendon. williamsburg. and
Horny will forthwith summon all Shareholders within
their respective limits to deliver ONE-IlALF Of theit
slaves, liable TO road duty ut the Railroad dcpos near,
est their residence, on TUESDAY THE 27TU DAY
'OF SEPTEMDER NEXT at s O'clock H. IN there to
await transportation to Charleston, for thirty days
!;lHor on the Notifications.
ii. ~. Confederate authorities have made rculs
onup" the State or Two Thousand laborcrs monthly
The proportion oapnc-urlh heretofore called for had
!l'lcd toiappiy !'fo! this number. In view of THIS
act ana IT, great urgency q" The demand for labor at
THIS tlmcIt is deemed cXlcdicnt to shorten the inter
val between the calls, and increase the quota This is
no fiohih OF the law. for it does fix The quota of
labor nohe interval between the calls but prcscribcs
that such loror1 ION shall he called for as will fill the
rc4lsl.on& iviM@ thirty days notice E:cl, Division
|" 'l'c "r'e liked vii! lr required to furnish this
quota anuE' injustice will hc done to any.
ILL., A!l4rtic$, whether individuals or conpancs
VINO own TNnrloy more than road hand, are re-
I"rcu to l'sl their quota. tone.) upless relieved
by ac'a'l iroi department Headquarters THIS can
rel'c'e "h'y asc hands permanently elfgagcd on the
Sreclic Wo'H)r Which the detail was granted Com
hlSSoi'crs oTadS will give their attention to this
| matter ana rel lrt TO this office.
| ~. "tcat Eusion exists from the imperfect man
| iel III "mch E names of owners arc given TO agents
az inc seVcraiE'ots. 1t is the duty OF onc or more
"l INC Co!hsstcrS, to nc present to verify the quota
OF cacn o"ner,tSd prepare correct lists.
"Hhi' I'VE qss after delivery on this call they will
Pe'Hc FORWARD gins ollcc names OF dcauitcrs in their
respective d'vsHs Of roads.
u r. B. JOHNSON,
Agent Gl the State of So. Ca.
""S'S' w. sh.th.td.
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August 20.
COWM'F'rEl, 40 JAIL.

n NE''Ro pMAN CALLS HER NAME
NH vary ana S9s tlat she belongs to Mr. Brown
on h'ack ft'Ver, 4tha> Mr.. Brown and his wife are
pom po'h uca'. sala SfmaAis about five and :; half feet
Hi'. anu apout l'lfyeaH Old 50 55,) she is very
Sl'nne n "' P'''y'ns o{ so, lcant tell which.
Inc owner IS rNuestN to come forward prove
property pay cxpc'tcs, ,aua take her away
July % DUNGAN SilEOi}N I,or
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Wanted to Purchase

TOR THE USE OF THE CONFEDERAT
4 Statcs-Scrap Iron, wrought or cast for which !
pay fair price i'll cash. ifprcferrcd will exchange
rolled plantation Iron for the Planters others
having any "fi'o o"''u t" dispose or Will Inform
OF the fact as wish TO collect it together speedily
as possible j. S. MEltONEY
September IT,
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Commissioners Of Roads,
}. Nj. DaSaussurc Chairman b. r. Mccoy w. f.
Hughes, Daniel ID. Kirkland james l.. Nc
Downll, Lewis J. Patterson, J. English Dolby,
Fred. Bowen, John l.. Nlick1e, Gillian Sowcll
Richmond r. Terrell, Emanuel Parker
The sixth section Of the Act TO establish ccr-
tain Roads, Bridges and Ferries, passed December
II, is rs follows:
IS That each Commissioner of Roads now in Of
hcc, or hereafter appointed, shall serve until
successor is appointed, and has accepted. This
section to be in force during the war
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Administrators Notice,

4 LII IhkSONS IhdTN4. CLAIMS AGAINST
~; ~; '.o Estate o' Mfes Romdtrcc late Of Kcrshaw
nronrr SIrI, them to tho subscriber
l"1PuIly @ at'csied' and flosc acbcd to said Estate
siblc to 1JGJJVppATT%oM1 1 "H ~"
August 10 A"'"
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School Notice.

I>HE EXERCISIGS OF MIR. L. MCCANDIESS'
4 SCHOOL will commence Oh tho first day of Oc-
tober next. Terms $500 payable in advance in cur
rent funds or m provisions Of any Sort solids or ill.,
uids.
Persons wishing TO send will please make their ap-
plication by tho goth inst
Sept. 10 If t. MCCANDLESS