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NO. 842 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county: :
Eli Thurman and others, (nRDERED
Us. w this 18th
Amelia Thurman & others. lday of Decem.
Der, 1865, that the Audit iled In the above
cause be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before
2 the 9th day of january, 1866. Provided a
copy Of this order be published IN some
newspaper printed in Carroll county, far
Two successive weeks previous to the last
named day.
;'.A' WM A. McKELEIP, elk.
True cops, Test:
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ESTRAY.

~ ,tAME to the residence efs~Mu
~ the Subscriber, living onV N
the Washington Road, one.
half mile from Bird Hill, onsA
or about the LIST day of December, an
a1Estray SOW. She is white and black Spot
ted, with cut In the left ear.
The owner can have her by proving prop
JOHN BECKER, German.
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: HOLIDAYS.

r WOULD call the attention of those
needing goods rzthe Holidays to my
large assortment of Confectionery, Candies,
Toys for Children, &e.,a&c. / have also
Figs, Currants, Almonds, Raisins, Citron,
and Nuts and Fruits in good variety. ~
Parties supplied at shortest notice with
Cake of every kind. Eas-.5eI
Il am still at the old Stand, and will be
happy to serve all callers.
l1"r - JAMES BIGGs. :
sg&rN. B.-Oysters served up in good
style, by experienced Caterers. efEaf
dec21-4t 100, ore.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
A VERY DESIRABLE FARM AT
Private Sale.
TIME Subscriber will sell at Private Sale,
Valuable Farm of
123 IA ACRES.

situated one mile and half from Westmin.
ster, the Turnpike running through the farm.
The land is under excellent cultivation. The
buildings are good, and in the best of order.
Possession given at once. Terms liberal.
- ~ y "A LSO, -
FIVE ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS,
on Green Street, in rear of Odd Fellows
Hall, in the City of Westminster, Nd.
Apply to LEVI EVANS,
Real Estate Agent and Collector,
Westminster, Md.
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The N. Y. WorMstyles Mr.. Sumner
"the acting charge d'afairs of Divine
Providence in this country"
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PEREMPT0RY NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to francis II.
n ORENDoRFF, are hereby notified that
if they do not, on or before the FIRST dan of
February, 1866, pay their. respective debts,
or properly secure them, that the undersign.
ed, who has them for collection, will imme-
diately thereafter bring suits for their recov.
cry. & ! j. ]. BAUMGARTNER <,
Nov. so,-4t.*
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Estate of Aaua FyizeN .eleceosed.

~ 10''eo0 ~ 1A'sfsee 4 Ss~eec, etScCS0Seu.ssa
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
an scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Nprt of Carroll county, letters Testamen
taN on the personal estate of Anna Far
ELI late Of Carroll county, Nd, decd. All
PerAns having claims against said estate ar
her1y warned to exhibit the same with tn
vouGers to the subscriber within six month
from Ris date, otherwise they may by law b
excludd from the benefits of said estate
Those Indebted are requested to make i'm
mediatepayment. a9issi'5a. ~ ia
3, ~ q : JOHN C. FRIzELL,is
: decf-4' .+ss,4a f.asI4 Execute
ssemDIed company were snourUru5,
ming, yelling, whistling, stamping, '}
Iinging; two groups were dancing 81
e aisle; some were embracing orr
Ing hands negro woman was
ing backward and forward over III
i, and delivering lusty "hi-hi's" Dia
a corner. 'HH 7a5ih tt"i1'@
} convert approached the water
was momentary silence but az '.i
Icing Immersed and stepping out
aplatform on the other side, the %
hg Nand screaming again conn.,
bed. Then the newly-born' began q
les of gymnastic feats upon the -
'rm that threatened to break every
In her body. Going through the "
Indecent and almost obscene mo- 1'
she screamed and kicked until ie
|usted, and finally ended by stifen- ~
but like log Of wood. Half a q
b stout men now stepped sfoward .
|rry her out, the woman remained "
be time in this rigid state, with
set, teeth shut hard together, and !
Giles strained to their utmost ten
Seven went through this same
alton, and were each carried out in 81
Fstifened state in the arms of men,
white missionary from Massachu-"
uttered the word ''glory" as each .
passed, while his eyes turned up "h
u ~ al 10 aboya his beadQB
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So Ia Acres Of Land,

This Lot is located on the East side of the
Westminster and Littlestown Turnpike Road,
fronting on said Turnpike Road IS Perches,
and bounding on the County Road leading
from said Turnpike Road to A. Winters
Mill, the County Road called and known as
the Sullivan Road running through said Lot.
This Lot will also be Surveyed and laid. off
into suitable Lots, from two to five or more
Acres, as may suit. A very superior Sand
Hole is on this Lot az ( -
A Plat of the Home Farm and Lots will
be made and shown on the day of Sale.
Persons wishing to view the grounds and
Timber Land before the day of Sale, will
call on Jesse Myerly, one of the Execu-
tors, residing on the premises, who will take
great pleasure in showing the same.
TERMS OF E.-One- third part of
the purchase money shall be paid BY the
purchaser or purchasers to the Undersigned
on the day of Sale, or upon the ratification
thereof by the Orphans Court aforesaid, and
the residue in two equal payments, the one
payable in one year, and the other in two
years from the day of Sale; the credit pay
ments to be secured by the Bonds, Notes or
single Bills of the purchaser or purchasers,
with security, to approved by the Under
signed, and bearing interest from the day of
Sale. 50 :.
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ID list received at Fntchey B Co.'S. a fine
best of quahtSdies' Goats and Circrlars, the
them to give entire rstaest styles; viii warrant
call, We are selling them cfiiQapa Give us .
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POSITIVE NOTICE.

"A LL-persons indebted to the late firm of
~ MATTHIAS & HERINe, either by Note or
Book Accounts, are hereby notified that said
Claims must be paid or properly secured, on
or before the FIRST day of February aert.
otherwise the same viii be collected by law,
as the Estate of VIM. Matthias must be closed
]. J. BAUMGARTNER,
Nov. 30,-4t.x AGENT
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County commissioners, Notice

THE County Commissioners for Carroll
i County will meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on the FIRST MONDAY OF
JANUARY, 1866, for the transaction Of
business. fss4N
By order,
LEVI VALENTINE,
3. NOV SO.-tm Clerk
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Public Sale.

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THE Subscriber, wishing to dispose of
his Real Estate in Baltimore county, and
part in Carroll county, and situated and lying
on both sides of the Baltimore, Reisters-
town and Hanover turnpike, miles from
off in Lots suitable for Building or Farming
purposes to suit, purchasers, and will offer
the following described Lots on
Monday, tkeslst day Of january, 1866.
LOT NO. 1 CONTAINS
S ACRES OF LAND, more or less,
and fronts some 40 Rods on said Turnpike
Road, and has q comfortable .,s.
DWELLING HOuSE .s ~
on it. a new BARN lately built, some 40
feet front, and other Out Buildings, and an
excellent well of Water, never failing, and
also an excellent ~ =
Apple Orchard,
in bearing condition, of choice Fruit, and
Lot No. 2 Contains
Is Acresland II Psrches Of. Land,
more or less, and has an outlet to said
Turnpike Road some so feet font, and has
also LOG HOUSE on it, and Spring of
never failing Water, and has some Fruit
Trees on it. 49,
#or Lot No. g Contains
s Acres, l Rood and 6 Perches Of Land,
more or less, and has an outlet to Public
Road of Is Rods.
@5st Lot No. A Contains
Acres and 80 Perches of Land, e
more or less. and has front on said Turn
pike some "a Rods. q
Lot No. S Contains 10
5 Acres and 9 Perches IF Land, y
more or less, and has front to said Turn
pike Road some 81 Rods, and has some
Fruit Trees on it.
Lot No. Contains
2 Acres, / Rood &; II Percbes of Land,
more or less, and has front to said Turn
pike Road some Is Rods, and also has q
LOG DWELLING on it, and also some
Fruit Trees of choice Fruit.
@ AIS O, .gs
At the same time I will offer another Tract
of Land, situated about a half mile South
West from the above Lots, part Timber and
part cleared Land, which have laid off in
Lots, viz: 3E
Lot No. Contains
sACRES, 5 FOODS and PERCHEs
of TIMBER LAND, more or less, and is
about 100 yards from the Turnpike Road.
Lot No. 2 joins No. l, and Contains,
2 ACRES, 2 ROODS, SO PERCHES or
WOOD LAND, more or less.
Lot No 8, joins Wood Lot No. 2 & Contains
J ACRES and "a PERCHES Of Cleared
a4 Land, more or less.
All persons wishing to view said Lots, can
call on my son-in-law, who lives on said
property, and he will give them all the infor-
nation they want about the Lots, or on the
Subscriber, living near Shamburger's Mill,
on the Western Md. Railroad.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Terms made known on day of Sale.
GEORGE HOUCK of WIN.
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"A The improvements consist
!W!4 a comfortable LOG
IL HOU s F..

weatherboafded, 35 feet long by "a feet.wide,
with Porch extending the whole length Of
the building, Log Barn, Granary, Smoke
House, Cave, two Spring Houses and
other necessary out-buildings, all in good
repair, with never failing spring of excel
lent Water near the House, also, large
and thrifty APPLE ORCHARD, of differ
ent varieties of excellent fruit.
"A substantially built MILL DAM, cover
ing about 81 Acres of ground, on Murphy s
Run, never failing stream, supplies the
Mill (which is two stories high, 40 feet long
by 80 feet wide, the lower story built Of
stone, the upper "A frame weatherboarded,
runs 2 pair stones, has elevators, smut ma
chine, and other modern Improvements, is
in good repair, and has an excellent run of
custom at this time. :
The Terms, as prescribed by the Court,
are as follows: One third of the purchase
money shall be paid by the purchaser to the
undersigned, on the day of Sale, or on the
ratification thereof by the Court aforesaid.
The balance in two equal annual payments
bearing interest from the day of Sale. The
credit payments to be secured by the notes
of the purchaser, with security to be ap-
proved by the Executor, (or, if desired, the
whole of the purchase money can be paid
Immediately upon the ratification of the Sale
by the Court.
neA- Possession will be given on the 1st
day of April next, and upon the payment of
the whole of the purchase money the under
signed will execute a good and sufficient
title, free from all membranes.
No. Persons DESTROYS of viewing the
PROPERTY before the day of Sale will
please call on the widow of Conrad Mar
shall, residing on the premises, who will
take pleasure in showing the same.
HENRY E. BELTZ,
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WANTED

kAlLOR to take the entire control If
u the Measuring and Cutting Branch
Of my Business. Only man of GOOD moral
character can obtain the position. Single
man preferred. Address r77Ts79 -
Nj GORsUCH,
100 :. ~ Westminster, Md.
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IS IA Acres Of Land
LOT NO. 3 CONTAINS n
~ IA Acres ofLand

This Lot is located between the above named
County Road and the Uniontown Tuanpike
Road, fronting on said Turnpike Road
66 Perches. This Lot will also be Sur.
veyed and laid off in small Lots. from
two tye Acres some TIMBER and several
line Springs of Water on this Lot.
LOT NO 4 coNr.Y>rcr 4fi
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TIMBER LAND

!. HE Farm is under excellent fencing tbs
land Is rolling, but not hilly, and aIi veil .iS
LINED Pump at the Barn and =, ~.
4 Kitchen door, and never falling Snr;ne =. =
PERSONS desiring to view the nrem;ss.
Srhs9se chee!fuliy shown the sane ~ IT,
0u p3er, living on the place. 3 'le
&. rs a. - - Farm will be offered at pr;v...
80 $500 IS. srms until the 26th. q $3.50 $500
Lno.s, -, ds. sQmmodatinp and ,,sda
sh nn IN 10Y 81 Sa- when tie Plat vii 1 Ie
/ dec7sts, faGfI ,sqla JACOB ERB. 3
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NOTICE.

lion. Peter W., Grain, of Baltimore city
IL appointed by the Court of Appeals r.
try the cases in which Hon. Jno. +. Smith
is disqualified, will hold for that purpose an 4,
adjourned Session of the November Term a.
the Circuit Court for Carroll county, at the
Court House, in Westminster, on Tie 2nd
Monday, 9th day January, 1865. ~"
By order, ~. - - q 7
VIM. A. MoKELLIP, Clk.
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Excellent Timber.
Hou S E, a.,

8. 4EEasss2E13132fses5ttl5
with a Basement Story, FRAME BANK
BARN, 100 feet long by As feet wide, with
two Wagon Sheds, and one Corn Crib at
tached, Wash House, Carriage House, Wood
House, Dry House, and Bake Oven, Cave
with Smoke House over it, and Hog House:
there is Well of excellent Water near the
Dwelling with Pump in it, and there is a
Clstern at the Barn Of sufficient capacity to
hold one hundred and fifty-four Barrels of
Water. There are two ,t3 :
A PPLeE OR CHA DIS
on.this property of choice varieties, and other
Fruit Trees; also an excellent Quarry of
Lime Stone OF superior quality -
Inns property IS susceptible of advanta-
geous DIVISION into two parcels, for thereason
that the aforesaid Turnpike Road runs yery
nearly through the centre of it, and it is well
through it. .-.. - = '~
The Terms of Sale are as follows. riz =
One-third part of the purchase money shall
be paid by the purchaser or purchasers to the
undersigned on the day of Sale, or upon the
ratification thereof by the Orphans Court
aforesaid, and the. residue shall be paid in
two equal payments, the one to be paid in
one year, and the other in two wears from
the day of Sale and to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser or purchasers with
security, to be approved of by the undersign.
ed, bearing interest from the day of Sale.
Persons wishing to view theabove property
before the day Of Sale, will please call upon
the undersigned, one ofwhom resides there
on, or upon their Attorney, residing in West
minister, Md.
CATHARINE PETRY, Executrix.
~ JACOB PETRY, Executor.
WIN. BRowN, Auctioneer.
J. J. Baumgartner, attorney.
Nov. 3O.-ts
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
For 1866.
~ H II

FASHION MAGAZINE OF WORLD.
Literature, Fine Arts And Fashions. The
most magnificent Steel engravings. Double
Fashion Plates. Wood engravings on every
subject that can interest the ladies'. Crotch
ct knitting, Netting, Embroidery. Articles
for the Toilet, for the Parlor, the Boudoir,
and the Kitchen. Everything in fact, to
make complete Lady's Book.
- THE LADIES' FAyoR1TE FOR SO YEARS.
No Magazine has been able to compete
with it. None attempt it.
GODEYS RECEIPTS
for every department of a household. These
alone are worth the price of the Book.
Model Cottages (no other Magazine gives
them) with diagrams.
Dra,cing Lessons for the Youna. An
other specially with Cooley.
Original Music, worth So a year. Other
Magazines publish old worn out music; but
the subscribers to Cooley get it before the
music stores.
Gardening for Ladies' Another peculi-
arity with Cooley. F
Fashions from Messrs. "A. T. Stewart &
Co., ofNew York, millionaire merchants,
appear in Cooley, the only Magazine that has
them. - y
. Ladies' Bonnets. We give more of them
in year than any other Magazine. In fact,
the Lady's Book enables every lady to be
her own bonnet maker.
MARION HARLAND. IL
Authoress Of "Alone," Hidden Path"
Moss Side,' = Nemesis and miriam, +"
writes for Cooley each month, and for no
other magazine. A new novel by her will
be published in 1866. Wehaye also retained
all our old and fayorite contributors.
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Estate Of Adam dilbe:rt, deceased.

Y 1EstttHE q tgUETt, ttecedSeN.
M Office is hereby given that the Sub
IN scribers have obtained from the Or
phans Court Of Carroll county letters. Tes-
tsmentary on the Personal Estate Of ADAM
.V9n1LBERT, late Of Carroll county, deceased.
All persons having claims against said Es-
la!e are hereby warned to exhibit the same
WITHIN SIX months from this date, otherwise
tney may De excluded from all benefits of
said Estate. Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment. $50
- JOSEPH BYERS,
9 sefH JESSE MYERLY,
noou-ss gFsa5I s4ss,sf.g a. Execute .
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v.=-.z.-....i..,,,, WESTERN :
- MARYLAND -
RAIL R 0AD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

y n 'I-S 17111V u I1DICzA4N SI11nI11NID' y
On and after MONDAY, December lth.
1866
The Trains will leave Union Bridge at 4:45
A. M. and 9 A. M.
Leave Westminster at $40 A. NJ. and
$50 A. M. II
Leave Baltimore at 9 A. NJ, 1890 P. M,
and $3.50 P. NJ.
So, %. P. H. IRWIN,
2 no30H Sup't.
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MARION HARLAND.
TERMS OF.

Godey's Lddy's Book for 1866. :,
eFron' '0hich there can be no Deviation. J
:, The following are the terms Of the Lady's
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with 4 Acres of LAND, more or less, now
in the occupancy of Mr.. Menges. 80 -
The House is substantially built. There
is also large FRAME BARN and =
WORK SHOP on the premises. a -.
This Property is desirably situated for
public business, and is now in the occupancy
of a mechanic sssf =
The HOUSE and LOT adjoin the above.
described FARM. - :.
J TERMS OF SALE soneshalf Cash
balance in twelve months from the day Of
Sale, the Credit Payment bearing interest
with approved security. 49, =
s9 ANDREW GRAMMER.
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The Richmond Examiner,
PusLlsnED DAILY sEatREExLE AND
5SSs% WEEKLY siss- ,'tss

TERMS. + BI1LY BIgHNoEpa Exa21.,
is mailcd u Fifty Doura pet Jeaf; Tven,yeAys
Dollars foreix months Fifteen Dollars for three months
and Five Dollars for one month";. =: @ -
!: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u sfssfsd Sfelt
Tuesday aud Friday, and sent BY msil st Twenty-Five
Dollars PET year fifteen Dollars for months and
Ten Dollars for three months.
THE WEEKLY YEXAMINERi is Issued every FIJI
day, and mailed to slGscrbefS dt Fifteen Dollars pcr
year, and FenD D:lfars for six months -
The Examiner il blkaed % the eaah sastetn,
nd will MOI depart from it under any circumstance.
Persons WHO desire 10 get the paper viii please acesn.
pany their orders y ith the cash. s.: se2
Carriers and NewsD DealeisSiili be rpisted st the
rate Of Twenty Dollars per hundred 80. 4. 80:
Advertisements will be inserted n the Daily, Semi.
Weekly and Weekly at Two Dollars per square ofeight
lines or less for every insertion 90;
Persons sending must doit at their own
risk. ..;s>a, n ,tt;sf ~:
/. Wewl, under no circumstances ro.uta uhsolicisea
and rejected commtHic ~ Z
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Headquarters !.
2ep REGIMENT so. CA. MILITIA
y, CAMDEN, S. c., Jan. 4; 1856. :.

GENERAL ORDER NO. 5.
r NPURstANCE OF ORDER FROM A: c.
i GsilHiEton Adjntant and Inspector General of
C.. Captains or officers commanding beat companies
are hereby ordered to have enrolled all white male
personsbstwsen the sgessof sixteen and sky years
in their respective Beats-except only persons who
have been exempted byllIe Surgeon General of the
Stato, or theStats Board of Surgeons at Colnnba S.
c. on the ground of permanent physical disability, and
persons detailed by Confederate authority aud make
their returns to these headquarters before the
.l4th ilstaut. ~ s:,$-] - ;.a:l
Q: Those who claim exemption on the ground Of
uhysca disability but who have not certificates from
the Surgeon cf the State Boardef Surgeons Of
recent date, heverhoiess be enrolled and be ex-
aniued blythe District Surgeon to be hsreaer- ap.
pointed: i
), 8. Officers commanding Beat Companies will have
all vacancies of officers in their respective commands
lled by election by appointment according to law
and make their returns TO these headquarters asahove
4. All officers failing to obey these orders will be
det with asthe law directs. (See General order No
%; paragraph 81 Edjdtant and Inspector Genefal)
.8y:cemuaud Of Col. B.JoSEs:
J. N GAYLE, !
Jan 5-Af Adiutant.
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To Manufacturers,

10y AUTHORITY OF THE ACT OF THE GEN:
4 ERAL Assembly December; 1861 The Sol
ders Board of Relief of Kcrshaw District require.all
Manufacturers Of Cotton and Woolsn Goods including
Ynrns Iron Nails and other iron ware; Cotton aud
Wool Cards Hats, Caps, Paper, S.oneware and Potte
rs Leather, Shoes, Eoots, Salt Copperns Spirtuous
Liquors, Tcrebcne Oil, and Tu"pcntine, to deliver, to
the Board any member thereof to the Treasurer,
TN before the lst orFeb:uary ucxt statement in
writing, un Ter oath, setting forth such and 80 many OF
the above tcles were manufactured by ten in the
year eight hundred and sixtyfour and to deliver to
the said Board or their officer in Camden on before
the said first day o. February next Tax in-kind of
three por Of Ill manufactures embraced in their
said returns.
In default of such return payment, the Board will
proceed to esm te the amount of such manufactur ed
products and TaX-in Kind thereon of six per
uent ani issue execution for three times market val
ne thereof
BY order of the Board: -
JNO. M.rDEsA UssuRE
Jan. 6-l0t Chairman.
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INTEREST on STATE: sTOCKs
AND BONDS.

STATE TAEAsURY, LOWER DIVISION,
H.. LOAN DEpARTIEST; Columbia, s. C..
sTNTEREsT DUE1srs JANUARY, 1866, AND AR.
II REARS ofinterest now remaining undra@n, ,ontlIe
STOCKS and BONDS hereinafter mentioned, issued
by tho S4ats ofSouth Carolina, will be- paid at thus Of
fce In Columbia, onand after MONDAY next 2l
January 1885, viz: on -
3 per cent. State Stock -.
4 Stock, Act 1888, "f0r rebuilding: city Of
Charleston" ..g...
6 per cent Stock, (new State IIeuse,) Acts 1856,
47, '5S, '5s, 81, and '63. -. :, :.
s per cent Bonds, '(new State Honse,) Acts 1853
1855. -,
per cent. Bonds, Act 1853. 30 grant aid to Blue
Bridge Railroad" l-
6 per cent. Bonds Gnilitary defauce) act 1860. +,
:" I" Act January,
1861, Ito raise supplies" H.
7per cent. Stock, Act December, 1862, amending
Act January, 1861, ITO raise supplies"
per cent Stock, {miltary deieuce) Act December,
1861. WI. LAVAL
January G-l' Treasurer Lower Division
eY- The papers in this State will be pleased to
copy snd publish once. =.
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.ssoLDIER,s BOARD REEIEF.v

!. A LII PERSONS NOT ON THE LIST OF ,BENE.
IA FlCIARIES for 1854, who claim relief from the
Soldiers Board OF Relief for Kersaw District ore re-
qulie to present their claims to the Board or be.
fore tsnext meeting the 25th Instant accotd lg to
the form deerticates provided by the Board The
name and age Of each person claimed for; must be
setfortl III the APPLICATION The families Of free ;le.
groes whose males lave been or are employed ii the
military servicsas aborers g. otherwise are also en
tied to the benefits u the law; and are included in the
foregoing notice. :. -
All persons who fail to present their claims by the
time stated will DO excluded from all benefit under
the law: <I:,s9gs
=. BY order of tile Boalds,
!: JNosMgDEsAUssURE
:: January G-S Chairman.