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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Kdissr Of
tbs Encyclopedia OF Religious Knowledge and
Christian Chronicles Phladslphiaag
Although not disp0aod 10 { avor7or recon mend
Patent Medicines ins gensraI, through dsstrust Of
their tngredisnts ana effects. yet know Of no
sufficient reasons whya man nlAy rot testify 20
the benefits he believes himself tos have received
from any simple prepAration. in the hope that he
may thus contribute 10 the bsnefiEof others
do this the more readily In regard to Hoof.
lands German Bitters, prnpafod-by Or. O. N.
Jackson Of this cityse bes4mse / was prejudiosd
against them for many years, under the impres.
sion that they wereehiedg an alcoholic mixture.
am indebted 40 my friend, Robert Shoemaker,
Esq., for The removafef CHS prejudice BY proper
tests, and for encouragement to try them when
suffering from great and long continued debility.
The use thrp bottles Of these Bitters at the be-
ginning % the present year. was followed by svi.
dent rcAisf and restoratons 70 . degree Of bodily
@7d msRtal Vigor which j had not felt Tor six
monthd before and had almost despaired OF re-
gaining. therefore thank God and my friend
fu~ directing me, TOD the use Of them.
M PhflMdalnhim
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
LIGHT BREAD.
Sweet Light Bread.

OTRATroE's CELEBRATED YEAST CON-
- pound, the very best article for family baking
ever invented These cakes, whenever they have
coma IN composition with other yeast cakes, have
Invariably esrrisd Oh the premium.
Tia trsds can Be- supplisd At A. O. HAIIoeka
Ding Store. No. 10 South First street. near thu
PostoaRos, Evznsyilis, Ind. dscle
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
P, e II
DEPARTMENT.

On the second floor of our whole
sale house, and attached to it, is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rings, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen sheetings, Cornices,
and almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels.
20 Can and see them. -
= ~ IJAQUEss, FRENCH q co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
PARTNERSHIP.

AAR. JOHN B. PUTNAM Is ADMITTED A
WI partner 70 or business to data from March
1sts 1885. Tks styls o. the frn viii remain tbs
same. MORGAN, READ 4 CO. 81
hy1aavtAe MAgch ID, lssa. sssS taa slaizm1&
em 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

From Rev. J. II, Turner, Pastor Of Hediing n.
~ Church, PhiladelphiA: - 49,
NV. JacksDss,
DEAR SIR:-Haying used your Geman Bltfsrs in
my family frequently r am prepared to say that
IL has bean OF great service. believe AhAf I'm
cases Of general debility Of tho system it IA tho
Hafest and most valuable remedy Of which rave
any knoRlsage. You're, respectfully, ~
Is h. TUNNEL,
he No. T26 North Nineteenth street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

10 Preparations for obtaining competent agents,
machinsry, etc, have been made, and q portion
Of the latter has been forwarded, 20 that work on
the property viii at once begin.
sRsrssns desiring further information uaxeom.
munteate with the President, AUGUSTUS O. KTcs i.
ARDS Or Tressursr- pro tan-, JoHH E. WFEEfAMs.
81 Mekropofitan Bank, New York.
mI1 80. 10 South First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
No. re North Aineteeni

From the Rev. =. n. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
the Columbus, n. J., and MiIeatown, Pa, baptist
- GsNKw RocHxLLn, HYI
d.. o. NJ yackson. -
DEAR ks-I feai Il pleasnfsthus OF my own
accord 20 bear taukmouy 20 the excellence Of your
afflicted with DyEpepsiA, used then with vsfy
beneficial -resulta4 I have ,offen recommended
them 20 paFgens -Rmicfhd with that tormentinR
disease, and have heard mona them the moot Gaf.
taxing testimonieis ns 90 ftefr great value. In
cases OF general debility believe Il 70 he tonic
that cannot Be surpassed. = y g
Xouru, J. MI LYONa ]
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
Renae 7aaIoer al
THAT rms prrTEKs Is
~ o { gAS1 co hO lie!
CONTAINS NO RUN oEsHHIsxY, "
And Can't Make Drunkards ~
@ BUT IS THE
Best Tonic in the World
prAn VITA Am Avs en-. III

READ WHO SAYS so: "
IRON the Rev LoKi @. Beck. Rastor Of ths Bap!
North Baptist Church, PhsfAdelrhfa
% 80 Mmn-& o
haysknSwA Heoaand q German Bitters fAye r.
my own family, and have beenyso pleased with
their effects chat IzwMS ipducedafo recommend
them 20 many others, and know that they have
great pleaaur9tn thus pabiiely froclaiminS this
fact, AMI cslliRg the aitsntion 0Fehoge affcted
with the diseases for which they ass recommend-
Cd, to hess Bltters, Knowing nom Experience that
this mora chdeSfully as Hollands Bitters 10 in
tended 70 beneht the Afflicted, an is not . rum
drink Yours trad, -
- = - LEVI G. BECK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
NOTICE.

70 Tobacco Buyers and Planters.
THE GREEN RIVER TOBACCO wApr
hc1ss viii havs regular sales on Tuesday, snd
dhIrsday q sssA Essk. e0mnsaeine onTussdey,
1yssssliis, szassh Is. i isss: : : sf -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
MAIN STREET.:

(NEAR FIRST STREET) bess
..---,---- s.....,ftr II ,rram 3iagl
Has determined TO sen out
his present stock regardless
of what It has cost him, and
will not be undersold any,
wherel - .oaiI
Come and price our goods
for your own satisfaction.
Now is your time. Prices
may be higher again. z4a
We aFe=abeut Co lay in
another stock at panic
prices, andwe will sell off
the present at cost and UNI
| der a. 9 yrl'
5sl'
MARCH THREAD OUR
NEW PRICES:
Madden PrfntS.. .......A. rs to 28e
Madder Prints extra $50 TO 33 l-3.
Delafps, best: ..ss....s.....S5 to A6c.
Rleached Muslin............26 to SIC.
Bleaqhqd Muslin, extra. ..45 to Soc.
PArD STUFF, 700
blue Shirtings .bsI
r. Extra Ticking,
HEMP & WOOL
CARPET, &c. q
IL. - sHL1OTT, 81 81 /
NO. s9D Main ST.
l. TRANsPORTATION. q
GyrEAH wEEKLYTo LTvERPooI, 15ashInri
% QUEENSTOWN Coax HARsoH.1 The
f PSSnas stsSssoI shs LivsrPoel Es YoFA
LlRel. Carrying the q. 8. Mails, are intsddsd 70
EDISBgRsM ......,........-.s.. Saturday, Doe. 10
knd ever succeeding saturday. at Moon, fEop
RATES on P6ssAGRss a. 81
Payable In Gold ORTIZ equivalent In Currsneyl
FIHsT oAsIs..- $50 sEEHaAez...:.:......sso 90
DO to London IS 90 20 LOndon-...s4 90
de 70 Hambnrgr-S0 90 do 70 Hambnrg. 81 90
Eassengers are also forwarded 10 HsEFe, Bremen,
EQtserdanh n twerpi Co., q equally low rAtes.
--s75. seH eiO5. ;Stssf@gs 30 ThSss who wish
to send for tAeir friends can buy Eisksts ksre ct
Sor farshsr infoFnataon apply at thu Company.
oGless. JOHN 8. DALE. Agent,
} - ~ Broadway, Fsw York. b
- BkHMs& ENTHEs, Agents,
eRoeERIEs.o q i
al BBls PRIME DRIED APPLEs ar
- d. A. COOKS,
0NE HBL pREED PEACHES AT -
SOMETHING &Rw AT Il
100 lbs choice Dried Raspberries, :
100 lbs choice Dried BlackberrIes,
100 Ibs choice Fitted Cherries, - Il
100 lnl ehoioe 4noC Pittedl Cherries. 4
e DOE oH0fCR BREF TONGUES AT
100 LBS SMOKED HAKIBUr AT /
4OO = H. a. COOKS. 4
CyH0fCE GREEN APPLES,
- 10 eDis ehOios GEssn Apples as : j L
ONION SETS. Il
- lobu'A prime oai0n Sets at oo6x,.
q BBLs LARGE ONIONS AT
~ IA. COOKS.
10 BBIs BVoKYHE4T FLoUR At
EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMs-BEsT ON
IL einnati aid Indianapolis brAnds, al /
DLATT a CO.'S BALTIMORE OYSTERS =
Il Received daily. Warranted fresh. RI
Z = = q. A. COOK. Agent.
e DOE. FRESH CLANS. r7tarAr7 /
" 4 1a dos freaA salmon, z - A-<=
u dos do HOLSTERS,
doc picb sled CLAIMS,
dos do Lotatsrss At Il 81
CovE oYsTERs.-50 dos aad ID cans, OoTs
- Oystens &c II. A. COOKS
(nREDN CORN AND PEAa.-Ss dos Green
~ Peass end 10 doR Green Ccrn. nc Z AA-
QURNErr q DUsKER'e ExTRACTs.-Ts dos |
An BBLs SPLIT PEAS, II gr---TT-T-
TO bbls Pearl Barley, Ii
poS ~ MsAis EGGzJAT
I'd 4 eaie Pearl sage. roo ekf bns 6ki
l Dol MiIlst seed a a. A. e0oK,a.-
EREsH BLACKBRRRIRs.-40doa cans frosa
4 Blaeheerries, q y y eH.2SooOK's.
CHOICE FAMILY s0AP.-iO0 boxss ehoSoe
-. Family soap at IA. COOKS.
n Ibs-so easSs Olive OF, in quarts and
~ 10 Cases de- IN Pintssst aEH. a. COOKS
.srzz7 REMOVAL. eaA
- ~ es---. tg5s
NJ sH cd 80 Surge
-gniz aTHR q
c9s. ye5S
is 30 81. - q. T-- - :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
PHYSICIANS

Have long aimee given up the use Of buehu, cubebs
and Juniper In the treatment of these diseases
and only use them for the want of bettar rar1adv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-25

Cos hamilton and lnfntis new ocVa.
rs lie executive amn-iea, which hal
btea Thoroughly renovated and prepared
Coz their reception before their arrival
here. We rrares that aai limited srsgc
this psek VIII net allow Of onr giving al
extended account u the brilliant, leseg
given ou the evsong he took possession.
Ailhengh entirely iinprpmptu, Il cqaslei
anything cf the kipd ever witnessed ~
Austin, II MAS tree. frank, ansesegvvi
reunion OF mind. and hearts long separated
by the green monster Of rebellion. t'th.
Anil,ess and stan were presvnt May
Gov ilamli,ons aomiumira,ion 10 bril-.
lian,ly iuangufxied r,dou d 10 the test
iDievss's Of he easaisy. unite the hearts
% ali the reopls, AND close As prosper.as.
iy and happily as il began, 8--as4i'a IL.
faNfrfafff
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-25

f \ dNiiNtfiFi ltut vtI -NtHs 1910
Delr Broiler Tan wrote YOU
aome SIX months ~, and feel quite
uneaey sbou, you, AS not lime has
reached NE since you .eft last saai
mpr ! now repeat that matters
aud things about here are getting
worse every day
You viii be astuuished Ca hear
that your friends Of ihe female o.
nomination are dropping On every
day
Yes. dropping too az willing H.
Tins lulo tie arm W fAe ruthless
invader just think 70 &C. Moi
llc-the uuc1uquerabl-- who res
Go ,arade thar large Beaurrgatd
Breast pin. aud wb4 used To sing
Mary land my Muy laad with so
much path0., was married sHe
four months aga % Ped l, with
bnt oHe bar uu bis shoulder sails
who used e. sleep uiih the BWua
hlue Flag under hc pl.w luaa
ing daggors and pistols 80 tlle 30
adrrs who would not sprak a.
ben school m8'c- : & g. tsrpuae
iboy received aul treated Federal
Officer with due pulaeua,- she
TOO has gone, she mu5,gd FEEDER
M Chiu with tH. .ats sHr Ihe
Historical .ue. who g,raed the Gilt
f..lu.. -fIYff4. %. ht. I#if N.. tyft4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-25
MEDICAL CARD.

TAR GEO W EWElL having re-
- sumed the practice pi medicine ten.
ders bis services "a ghe community 20 the
various branches o. bis proh~slaa. ohstet
ugs Sc
Al chronic dsetsee solicited pauieu-
larly those Of smd,s
OFFiCf co. the present "a hn gcs
denr. ~. miles South Of Marshall
Aug u as nis-st
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-25

AEr .. The HIGH CONTRACTING
parties binding Themselves not T.
concode a.. nor accent from. ans
nation ar Government a protector
ate or nre emiuence which impairs
their inaependcnce and sovereign.
|ty and they likewise compromit
tbemaelye. NOT tp transfer t. anoth
q, nation or Government any part
If their territory Those stipnla
tiUns 90 not hinder however those
parties which are rontcrnibuus 10
make the ces4ions of territory
which they may deem proper far
ibr better demarkali1n OF their
boundaries or frontiers.
AIR 10 The high contracting
parties bind themselves to appoint
plenipatentiarics who shall meet
every three wears as nearly as pos
sible TO adjust The conventions
proper 10 strengthen and perfect
lhe union established bv the pres.
emit treaty. 4 special provision If
the present Congress shall deter
mine the Ivy and the place At
which the first assembly Of the
Observation-Disclosures shall meet. which
a.srmhlv shall likewise designate
the following one and Tins iAcroaf
Ten mpI ihc expiration Of tm pres.
rnI treaty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-25

GoIeoN oN ue liRNN THIS terri
ble mala3y has become quite epi
dcmica. "a RapIdts, and Is spread
ing with fearful lavoc There ate
two cHitan pcculalurs helr fpY ev
rry bale 30 cotton, and terrible cen
sequences are expected every ma
mcnl to bust ont One word ID
advice to oar people keep yoal
cotton. il lrl-.tble, and ii you are
~,palled % ,ell. ship 20 New Or
cams a. some oll respectable com
mission house aud got the fall mar
kct value Cos il laus3ra ~
itnrat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-25

THE TREATY up ALLIANCE or THE
STATES or AMERICA AGAINST ~
ROpE
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-01-17
Hoods Official Report.

RICHMOND, Jan. 8-General Hood re.
ports from Spring It'll, Dec. 9th, that on
the morning Of the 18th, in front Of Nash
vile, tho euemy attacked both Hauks ofhi
army. They were repulsed on the right
with heavy loss, but iows rds evening drove
in his infantry outpos,s on the lett flank.
Early on the 10Th the enemy made u gen.
eral attack on his entire line. All their as.
saults were handsomely repulsed With hea-
Wy loss unit half past , p al, when Il por-
ton Of our line, TO tie left OF the centre
suddenly gave way, causing our lines to
give way Al all points, DOR troops retreat.
ing rapidly. Fifty pieces of artillery aud
several ordnance wagons Were Lost by us
that day. Our loss 10 killed aud wounded
small in prisoners not ascerialued. Major
General Ed. Johnston, Brigadier Gsurrals
l.. d. Smith and IA. K. Jackson, captured.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-01-17
A Terrible Calamity.

s >yeS.sraAy) morning. aoou'
oe'oeA' "'s oroxs oot ID the faym
$500 'to0p,eo =" sue" oy oap.'
op'' " =. -" VI ."e ooI'a'ng 'mmsd''
S 'o.'"o, '"0 ~ o. O. " railroad, and
.,.p o.u p.''e"se! s"e'' anu 0e'ors
o 'o.'o 70 'o"''.eo 70 ea"ngo'sn
-" "~:'' A"' euA'a refusing A'm,"ance
s; .o."'es'; q. we nave oeen ere''o'y 10.
.' ''' '''u''s was so 'Ar en'e!oPeo
h,' o ., t,s e''msn' '"A' u 's'A'n' '~p'''''
IN. -. ~
...,. us "ua Ao'o'a'"e' one o'
o No''.@'A o'"'''e'"'',
SNsI s'. o"'.''' a"'
IM.:% 9vn h-ro 'e'"A''
.a'. .,' .. ''' 'So,"'''A'', W"
IT,. "~' A.. .'"o'..'
Wv" '"'
n, .ou,h If m. dsn", .s.S .., ,SSIp -, :"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-01-17
ApvERTIsRMENTs, A

Win be inserted at four dollars per square
for the fret, and three dollars per squire
for each subsequent insertion. A square
to consist Of the space Of 10 lines. BREWER type.
No advertisement considered less than q square.
Persons who order the advertisement are
held responsible Tor the payment without refer.
snce to their official or representative capacity.
The number Of Insertions must be ritten on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
Local advertising and job. work must be paid
for in ,produce-the old price to govern each
way
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-01-17

to preach according TO the rules Of his
church and who was, on the first day of
May. 1861, aud at the-passage Of this Act
shall BE- reguIarly employed in the discharge
OF his ministerial duties, and is not engaged
in any traffic
Sec. 3. That for the proper police Of
the country, the Governor is hereby authorl
zed, Snder such regulations as he may pre-
scribe, TO require the exemption from Con
federate Military Service Of such persons as
he may adjudge.iudi-pensa for the gov.
ernnent Of the slaves, and the protection Of
the citizens and property of the State: Pro
utded, That such exempsions shnlI no, ex
ceed, 10 any District, one for every two
hundred slaves in said District A nd prorided,
further, That The rights OF overseers now
having both Confederate aud State exemp
tons shall not be changed nor altered by
The provisions Of this Act, nor shall such
persons be Included in the estimate ofthe
above provise.
She. I. That all officers aud persons whs
shall be SO required by. the Governor, pur
suaDtto the PROVISIONS OF This Act, be aud
they are hereby declared TO be exempttr"m
Confederate nniitary service during the pc
Rod for which their exemption shall be 10
claimed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-01-17
To Stock Raiscrs.

Hf AVING BEEN SOLICITED To, PCR.
~ CHASEa iine Stallion, in order to improve
the stock OF my ueishborhood, have selected
aud purchased, at IA high price, the beautiful
youUg thoroughbred horse JEFF. DAVIS
sired by the celebrated imported horse IoTA.
that was selected NJ England by Col Beatty. OF
Union District, 5. C., aud purchased without
regard 10 price, To improve tho stock oi the
South. AL that see JEFF. DAVIS will at QUO.
perceive how we'll the selection was made. IL.
u tour Yeas old, fifteen and n half hands hi.b,
aud will be- sxtren-s - rich mahogany 6ay,
and pronounced by good Judges perfect model,
snd is- beyond sii question, equal to any colt in
the Confederate States Hc will remtiI all tue
time at his stable. neT Flat Rock +.
TEsGs.-Onc hundred dollars TO insure, and
one dollar to the groom. Great care viii be
taken To prevent accidents, but I will not hu
responsible should amy oG1"..
Also I.
Have supply Of huImerci Iron Plous!,
Moulds-a superior artic!c--ior sale. at ~ %
per 10, or exchange Tor cotton, one pound Of
Iron Tor two oi cotton.
J. w. FORD.
Lee. b, 1864, 4S-lom +u.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-01-17

The loss by this conhagra,inn cannot be
correctly estimated. The government, rail.
road companies. and associations, to say
nothing Of the loss of private individuals viii!
sustain, cannot fall much if any short Of
$4,000, 900, and this grea, calauity is the
result Of accident, and while The guard was
on duty - Charlotte Bulletin.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-01-17
Acts passed by the Legislature of South
Carolina at the Regular Session of
December, 1854.

An Act TO AUTHo@IzE THE GoyERSoR TO
REQUIRE The EXEMPTION OF CERTAIN
STATS OFFIcERs Asp OTHER Persons
FROM CoNrEDEKArE SEavIcE.
Sec l. BE IL enacted by the Senate and
House Of Repre- ,noW met and siuirg
in General Assembly. and by The authority IF
The sdnic, That the Gov ernor be and is
hereby authorized and required to cain, the
exemption from Confederate military ser
vice Of the officers and members Of both
branches Of the general Assembly Of this
State, and the following State officers, TO
wit: Lieutenant Governor, Judges OF the
Courts Of Law ard Equity, Attorney Gen.
eral and Solicitor, Secretary OF State,
Comptroller General, State Auditor and
two assistants, Tr-asurers Of the Upper sad
Lower Division, Adjutsnt and Inspector
General and ore assistant, Quarteruustsr
General, Commissary General, Slate Eugi
nesr and one assistant, Aides de-canp 70
the Governor (nOt to exceed one 10 each
militia brigsds,) Private Secretary Of III.
Governor aud his Clerk, Sheriff., Clerks of
the. Court, ORDINANCES, Masters. Registers
and Commissioners ia Equity, Tax Collec.
tors, President, Cashier, Book keeper and
one Teller of lhs Bspk OF tho State and
each OF il, branches, officer, and Cadets Of
the State Military Academies, Professors Of
the South Carolina College, Suprrinten
dent. Physisi~,s, and Keepers Of The Lsnatic
Asylum, and Superintendent Steward aid
Teachers Of the Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb
and Bind.
SEC. }. That the Governor be and lie l..
hereby authorized, If the snme be 10 his
judgment neces.ssy, and under such regu
Istions rs he may prescribe. to require The
exemption Of the following State officers
aud other persons, 10 wit: Members Of the
Board for the Relief Of Soldiers Families,
(Who are over forty five years of age
President, Cashier, Bookke-psr. and one
Teller now in the employment Of each Of
the several Banks In the State, the Prssi.
dents ard Treasures now IN the employ
mept Of the two Savings Institutions 10 the
State. soch Deputy Sheriffs as uay be in
di.pensabls 10 the exeeolon Of the laws Of
the State, mot 10 exceed one 10 cash Judi.
cial 0,-isist9 State Agent for the supply Of
slave labor. one editor for. each newspap-r
bei"g published at the time of the passage
ofthis Act, and such printeis and pressmen
Is said editor may certify upon oaih TO be
Indispensable 70 the publication Of said
newspaper; the Public Printer Of the State
Government, and such journsymen printer.
g. said Public Printer shall certify upon
oath to be indispensable TO lbe public pria-
ting; the Chief Of the South Carolina Hos
.pital Bureao At Richmond and his assistant;
the ofhseu snd members Of the POLICE sod
Fire Departments of Chsrls.ton sod Colsa,.
bis, and speh artizahs, mechanics, and per
soos Of scientific skill, sod other employ ees
As may bs indispensable to the carry log on
OF the manufscturies and -pub.is works be-
longing to the State, the professors and
teacher. of all Incorporated colleges in the
State every minister Of religion suIboriIed
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-01-17
5 OUTH G A ROLlN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Joseph K BIAcSmon, applicant Applica-
Va ton for
Joel ID. Blackmon, lanes A. sale real
Blackmon, aud Others. Estate of
Britton Blaekmon. deed.
IL appearing TO my satisfaction thai John
A. Biackmon, one of the defendants, resides
.ithout thi. State, it is therefore ordered
that he do appear aud object To the di ision
or sale OF the real estate Of Briiton Black
mon, deceased, on or before the 2Oth day
OF February 1855, or hi-roasent 10 the
sane will DO sptered Of record.
I'D. A. WILLIAMS.
u. L. ID.
Nov. -, 1864. 4l-3m
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-01-17
The LANCASTER LEDGER
published every Tuesday Kofning
W. M. 9 o N N O r. S =,
Editor and proprietor.
r Z 3 II 8 I:


For Six Msnths, in advance, $500
For Three Months, ia advance, 400
When not paid in advance, fifty per cent.
npun. the above rates vii! be charged Pay
meat within one month from the date Of
subscription will be considered in advance.
PRODucERs will be charged at the rate OF
Sl.SO for IL months, 10 be paid in provisions
st old prices,
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War Department, G. S.
RiCHMoNp, Dec. 10, 1854

Persons who may hire their slaves To-
Maj. JAS O. Paxton, u nd his Assistants,
for Government purposes, at Sehedulepn-
ces, shall have credit for the punIber hired
in the event of future requi,Ition for
twelve months epon them for their slaves,
for Government use, and in the event of
their loss shall-te indemnitied in the same
manner as il they had been impressed or
sent voluntarily for Government ese with
out contract JAS. A. SEDpCN,
Secretary Of War.
true copy.
Jas q. PAXTON, Maj. and q NJ.
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Amounting to

Nm0unUnR 20 Xb5,UU
l will gladly recsive contributions, for
this purpose. ut nny time, which will be
sent TO soms one Of the Hospitals. where
Our beloved soldiers Sro suffering for INT
OF the necessaries Of life.
Will not others initiate the example Of
these sympatnizing frispds aud benevolent
mothers and sisters.
J. r LONG.
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RECRUITING CAMP.

RECRUITING CAMP,
LANCASTER llIsrnIcr, =. &. jap 2, 1865.
CLAVES WANTED FOR 1865
~ ~isb TO hire TO- iS65 about 100 or $50
slaves, 10 be employrd IN collecting Forage
and taking care Of public nnima,s, &c
Raiions, Medical Attsndance and usual
Ci0tning 70 be furnished by the Goveru-
ment.
Attention is called TO the above order Of
Secretary Of War, by which ii is provided
that persons who hire their Slaves shall
have credit on future requisiiiOn, aud be
iud-mnti.d for their loss.
W. H. .KIRKIR,s
Capt & A O. 81 in Cl,ge.
Jan. 10, 1865, 1t
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Nolcy Cook, $500 7 It Horton $500
Nargarst Baker 100 A N Horton 100
Lot,ie HouHh 100 A ii Horton 100
Dacss Mossly 100 NJ J Hilton $50
Margaret Miller 100 II v Ciy burn 400
Nancy Masssy 1000 81 Long 100
Jane Lucy 1000 Jane Blnckmon 100
Diaopah Bowers 100 b Blsckmon 100
Susan Gregory LOO B Small 100
+ A Biackmon 500 X A N B Love 100
E G A Moody $50 NJ d B'ackmon 400
S.A Blackmon 100 Z Williams 400
EIvy Taylor 100 a Horton 800
F G Love $50 Col'sd friends 200
Small contribution 400