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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
ecib.Sibliotbef ,um Scrfauf,

1FU' OIUNUlUtt gum SrrtdNt!
Die llnterseihnetei %pffcren ibre md, gan, ncuc aus
{ 1900 V6noen beltebcroe 9cib. Sibliutbef
gum SrrtaIf, bo fr ipesen @eIbdftt scrdnberuna Die.
leitbcrisen @eibdftsSpcis ~aufseben mliIti.
Gin fleines CAPITAL 9eni9t, lni fur eincn tbdtiocn Wann
e'eler S'blictbet Elm gang anitdnoises Susfpn,mcn ;u en-
ba Te f, in einem sBinttr ais mebr bt,oblt m1odt.
yai ircrpe th an Wetfter II. 9pbIia,
i Sc. COS grpabifr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
20 loo QGer

bts rhb f~rufttares 2anb, etniee 1ciIcn sn Stidrpne ee,
Fssn. ltehsr btlt9lt gu serrniciBer. NdbcreS ;u rrfrascn in
kn Office biefes 9IattcS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
2tn3eiaen.

@uf
J.. STEENBOCK & cos.
No. 1879 unp l41 Mdin Strafr, swil6sn Der
12trn lino l3t,n,
9rcbeu Bsrtauf pca
GomtNtcg : @oorclt
trtrtsn bic beutfbsn Dan,en Ribnt,nbs unb tas
pubIt UNI i'm @ne,ncinen gan, ersebsnt
ehfmerfam een,a6t.
I'm allen Infprudcn urb Dem Gcf6mad seS
fa'bicnd'ien putIifums
in jeeeT seSi'banS III %ssniscn; itnS 8orfsbtunscn setrofsn,
bslS Wager eutd tj9lihe Senbanscn Der
nsuslttn unp mopernftn
Som1ncr= nmb Ser6H=SSaaren
gu sre, ~uitanbisen, unb slauten mir ~btersu.db ietem
geftmad uno allen snIpri6sn senla,f ~ 10 unen
sBir eGie ten ISttsn TN neucS @rfsrtineut icner betisbteu
GRENADINES,
bic 10 nleen IN tepunbert unb ron srn 9emts oils biz
b~iuieifsu unp
tlegantof n @daren
tsseidn msr6en, Sic je in ben biciiscn w,or,f ocfor,,,.
Serntr iprben erbaltcu bunbrrt 9pren
L ARASOBS
PARASoEs!
PARAsoLs.
in Der r s~altisfisn suswabt, @sT&mad unb garbcn
bic mir birsft aus
9ari or Jatritcn
SeS'eh'n, osren &uf su'6 tic Sp3asIi6feit ibrer Orb it
unp ben @eihmad i9rer giuftr Idnsft besriinsst it.
l,nere fb5nen
Spring CALicoEs,
BON ctntn mr. Ren 70 Srrsartisen abas fauben, pertcn
ipero'n nod imm,r rrh agen Deuienissn bcmunS, ri ruh
eetauft, bic Cite Der g8aartn ,ub bic Siaiafe;t serreIbrn
gu lddttn ,riitn. Sn btelsm Dc$Sarttrcnt rnftrcs &C.
iddf's trbllisn mir iisIt6 nsue S.mcunscn, 70 bas Gin
Sepcr fiutcn fann tie
oslfen Waaren gu trirf!iben Srtrtene-Yr.iIen
s. teentr s. Comm
go. 139 UNI III MatnRr.
Bag Die S6. s6memfstn uup Gin.
here w:rpsn Sds peuti&s Yublifum tsfsns al
bspirnm iuben.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
Sm1ius ScbuIuouu.

- - ,SIltIS Stbum
9r o29 SroapitraBe. ipiihen Fer 6teu II. Ties
ubrmaher uno @oIp< UNI SiIher.N III bsit,y
0etneu Nlr'unpen uno benz ben f6sa gublifum bic Mu-
bel2t. Dap l1 an obi9em 9laBe Gin lltreh. unc eun.,f,S.
@clHatE erbTnet babe, in Gem lb eu arpecs Qo,sr her a.y-
lMteoehartl9lttn Splos unb 9 l~ber~llbren, ISaub< MIR
Stano. u9reI uno SeptIr9sNrtitel Irtts S%Srr6tbioA sItr
9afa1llrt lno III Den bilIiqittn 9rci trYe, faufe
ES Ntp1raillren irerben lGr:A uuo biuia ousaefISrt
Die unttririhnrten ;cisen hermit il en- Ereuubtu uns
penn yuo'ltIm I'M Gu9emttneu az, baF lie roS bjsber spn'
on perrcn Stmtot unb 9under gefubTte 6 pIpn r.
pom heull9er Gage an raCr Der Sirml Yrn
Sehmibt s NSiuer
III Dem 9elbaft5lptait, 9r. 500 9rcub Gtr. .,pift,u (
uno o: SIr tcritutren uno Ib btmiEen ncr6en, burt il,
leoer 9tnlt6t r:ele geriei uu9 unb m6albIf nirbr;oen ,pr,is
zen IT'D oe @unt uno oos Nerrauer, wtIs 8 bcr + i1btrsn
Otrma ST 3teil puree, iu erwerbtn.
9~letdSeItl9 bsmerttn iptr, Dap mir u1ler Qaacr NIT her,
osLfh SDaartn poutHnn,en auS9;rultst'u no n~eusrpinas nis.
BET pom benz be annten w.
Gttnen SopI Sa1te,s E men Sbs.
Sp4' ptlHl', SbIpei;er Rdfe.
" eultt aalt. oh CABINET gSbisfp,
~ Sp'm9 SSetn' 9tutiher @imbesrfsrup.
Ssfssiat SSurlf, 3urf1lbs 9Faumen,
lopte elm prltcnrmene Nutp'6 il spn eutS6
Sr I'D unb allen Sorten @ { 10 Il EN- t6siIIs" skt,nn
eefolnnIe1 b~ben ober IN oielen 5a6en er6alten p,r6sn. -
Stfher m1dpen ipir %telonoers 9Sieberperf6uf I alif mfr
Eager pon au:n Srrten nina II. uno Ei en- nj !.
porttrten savanna @i0arren. lpwis o1h,' ousi
9BstHe unb Sptritupien (psr8anpnel oufms HON ~ (
lin reTt bd fss 9siufe unleres 9slbdrrslofafss Bitter
e'Se0eoeHl ermGn 9 h.mibt,'
Ritmpnb, 16. @priI, 1866.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
9tmauit SSimftrs,
Ste Strase, 5pnben Sloao unb 8racs Stros<..
6enbs Orgsr
Sarafabrifant.

.Dfeineh Sreun e. unb Dem 9ebrten Qu6'iturr lie I'm.
set9e, Dap tb jebt III ben STAMP eeiest bin, aQe GuftrSne
tiQist auS;ufu6ren. "F""' ""'
Diem atIes .ot. nrpas n lit Der Ia6nlte Der Stabt. III
NH raptSen uno lhOnen 9ftrben %belpannt, uo fsbt nebI
oerSri sur 9ispOIitipn. "
sarge 1tfef &rt itnO itets S%urrdt6is unb tSnnsn burb ben
Unit %rieLbneten biut9it bssOsen weroen.
Sur Nusfubrun9 aIer u ten 9ttparah rem II. 9arniCnrr 4
pom Observation-Disclosures mpft6lt f6 tsiiens
Iusui 4 70 infers
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
.. mciIfcr & II. 9yph(ia.

buGbtncer unr popier 8cr NianufIfturer,
COS Srcacfr., l Greppe bod.
guf aa3entsinen S8unib unb einem ldnsft aeflb ten 9e.
iTfniF Red,nuhs traserb. rahcu mir hermit benz 0ubIr-
WI ~erSStenlt befannt, baB mir am Wtrntae, brn IL. sunni,
nfrt srpb, rci6balt;se
Scutfcoe Qcib=Si6linfbrf
Eifnen perben; ea mir in SeGbineuns NIT allen america
Ifhtn une curepdi!tcn beutibrn Ssrlessrn Iinc, f6unen
pr benz Subliflni, aebft oncl: Innt suten alien Satbcn,
Sas Neucas uub Bette bieten.
gtehir babsn mir bic Issntur ron allen n5rbliben unb
Seitdnsen uno 9eit' drisstch unb f6nner ale
p eries Sad i6laeenbe Stirluusen 'dnea btipraen.
Ea-N. q. SeletriitiI@es SpurnaI, swami 0csIles Sn.
iTtuns tc. itnb bei' oieriel ldbrii6er Spraus6c,abluna uno
lstnsm Gbtplen fur 10 Gents Die Nammer su baben.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08

Giuent 9cebrten NutIitum bic s~tn,ciee, baB ids caS unter
d Sirnra 9. 0isber9er II. Go. ecfibrte
Mcill. unN 0iQuor.8 clh6ft
h ct1ne &etnuns ibcrnrmnen babe, unb bite i'd boS titIcr
itttber %scId'enftc Sertrouen audi onf mid III iibertro-
Ia Is itets nlcin Sercben itin irirb. bic bciien gpcire
No 2i1ucrS ;u Ben b~ilIiSiten 9rcilen III p~crtoufen.
Gd~ Gine orrBe Iuen,abl ppd a0en SuoIitdrn
Htcine unb drlecre gSciItc unp 9iauurs;
arr auct prrSislttcn % cin~Gffi9 ltstS ~prrr6tbio.
6. Stubte, 419 Srpabltr.,
iGtc Der 5tcn Strase.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
z. g e M a

9 6 5'n { arber,
7te StraBt. ,miihsn Srocb~ unp @racifr.,
Dem 9tsater 9eaenitsr.
Zen beutf6sn Tamen .Si6mprbS iowis benz etebrtsn
pnsIifum ~ubcrbaupt madt Der itntsrSeidrett hermit bic
EstSenits Inelse. bar itine Sh6n5drbsrei SSn Sr6atlt,aBe
pbiasni Qlaee perIeat ipprhen III.
Dantsno fur Sas Isitber ibm seiterfte Sertrautn, brft
ln4 quite IND ihT adrple &rbeit oalclbs aud fsrner sl
aeientn Sbr er9ebenifcr 6. 9tnntmann
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08

MACFEE s. SEIGLE,
@fe Der Stem unD War buutr, 9tt6monb. Sa.,
9 d m | E unb Steltmahe r.
DEN eeutIhcn 9ublifun ~enipf,blen ib Die llnter;eifs
nettn as pa tifdt SGmIbe unb Stellmater befers.
que @rftn Sdnitoe- nne Wasaer>@r6eiten unb bic in
oieien @eiddfisfahera p%prfrmncnpcn 4esaraturen merben
duf baS ge;e uno sa ben bilisirn Qrsi5ta ausseflbrt.
9lsus 9paatn isSer. @rt toerben auf Yeltcluna aut, Sausr-
BAIT unO biuig angtftrtist.
I'm Gaei8tF @ufft63e bitten gan; ersetenf
Wf q 6 fe { IL. Z Ia IL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
}weiipp6entlihe Odmpffhif, 9ertinbuna ;pifd,en
Sfctp Yprf unp Iidmens.

Sic Hcip ycrf II. Gir9inia Oamsfi6if, Gpmpaonic
bic alto Gicnicr, Hinic, bic I'M Sabre 1851 ms Qebcn
trlTcn puree bat nit tbrcn nclcn unp pradbtppfen
;ire' ptcel Steamern
she Ntdgar1, Capt. Gpuh, unb
Sdratped, Capt 8ina,
be friberc S~crbinom1eSlinie ipicber ~bcroelicQt. 8icfe Stcc-
hr Won ie 1900 &pnnen iinb Defenders fur oieie 2inie sebaut,
rr itne tents arlten 9epart pprben, bicic Sbihe fart Al
'atil lie elegant etriurt1ten. Sore Stneai9tett miro nidt
s%rrtrrTcr, pip itre 9apit1nc iinS o~ucrtortlt ,rtttioe Seelcttc.
Dtae Sanphbiffc p%eraIcn Nerp slrrt icbCn @ittm d
% Sennabene I'm , nbr NaGmitiagS..
t3urndtebreno b%erlaifen &c Hihncnb fir Ncip SIrrf iebtit
1tcnlt19 une Spnn1tcnp sur 6lutbSeit, mn baltct
af tcieel Spurcn bti Nrrfrlf Gn.
Dc 6rrunbe bicler 0tnie unc bas Nublifum int %sIoen,ei-
b. lrllie mic ser9ci1cnj eaB Gra6t nit biclcr 2inic cten 10
ME nit trgcne ctlcr anccret bcfrrbcrt min
Die 60brpreile fnb bcbeltcnb berab9clcst prrccr, ,unb ;ipar
ttrcr sSttle, bat ce lelbit int Sntercilt BED Yublifunls lipat,
ht. gtrte -rpr aHet atecret ;u potrrnifircn.
gStstn ndbcey Snfrrmotirncn pcnbc man iit oef. an ben
rtuettnerrn in ittner Office an @pdetts, &i6mcnb, ga.
@arrct &. SO 0 n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE CO.
9auptsS ifes: GIG S,UarwaY,

I@rpse SrrtefierunQ 6t RdS> Wa1hiuen. en-
be Sbuttle. Grant Mtotion N6t>@Raltiue. 9isieIte mast
I'm IS riuib wenn i'm @ebraub. ga RE Sewseun9en
pOiiip linp, o fam fs niht lttbt ausrr Srbnuns
ph,mtn. @s IN bic bette komitisns Nla ibire! Die @uf~
.psTfiamftit Scr Shueiher unb ShuhnaGfr pirb ouf UNI
re nsue ulb U~sr6siItrtc Manufacturing Ndb- Malhine &C.
fnt. @senten ~nerGar9t, bic linen liberaIen 9'istcunt err
eltsn.. Sn GpmmiiiiOn mtrben feline @aihinsn %sestbSn.
empire 9 ewing ID 6ine s o.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
=. &imberpnter s. SSucf
II II b er tafin 4.

I'm be tat 4.
Der unterit'6Nete IT icbt i'm Stannc, ltten @af roo in
'aempSina ausjurusren uno inor 70 btGis ale nSaiib
S!ne %uowabi pom d: gen TT fcrtpd6vcnt rrrratbis
YIN neucr l@oner 2pbtenwasen nit einem autsn
HutlDeT unc rubiscn 9fcrben fur c~tipaisen @ebrarb.
HranciS Cause
SroaSfr.. Gf' Der tlen GtrGEe
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
Scfnnnfmddbmnaen.
s.. &mmcmbdufer S Srp-

~. enDnufer : BRO,
Sattlsr
9fp. 3jS Srrarfr.. 3,ciib.n rer 3fsn unb 4t,u
Nnleren STeuresn uub Dem eccbrtcn eeu,f6en qublifum
niuuosh mr unS .%atSlisia i. cap mir an ptiaen Nfoss.
nsoen etnl Srte { res 6rn Src Iprscnfern, uni T SoSt.
mt. VslGaIt p!ep'r eiHfaet bubcn, unb Sae mir uns frsusu
u..Vtn, pule'eM unlcre alien uno out redt sitIt neus Sxu-
oen gut ure btIteit beeieuen su f6nncn.
Satet, Stttjeuse, 9ftrce5sfbtrre unbsa ale in stm Satt-
tS,ISelSaIt srr'pmnlenos arbeiisn ta Ten mir in ei6ifr
a@sIae' ,tets so'raLbt9 une s;rtaufeu mir ,u ssn msaIIbf
etltsreH preiicn. 8cparaturer rerSen out unn ,,n f,I;1J
oelorst. I'm re6t iabtreite sufr6ac bitt n '
Sr. e nj nj pa o.,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
Mbeis= unb mpIel.0Scine,

Cine srpFs @usipatl rtiBer Q9cine, in 8iiten uni Ndf.
fern, irsbep bircft osn MainS trhalten. St erlaltbe mir
baS sfhrtt gubIifumii uno nahnentlid sBieeers 8erfduffr.
barauf au~f msrfiam ;u MA Sen. 8. Gran,:
unter ,em Grhanae 6pteI IA Gtr,se
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08

"s. @oz Yfcrc Strrte St;aBc. pbilabelpbia.,
itno na&ietente S6riften erfbienen. tpcI6s burt \ ,ss
SfIIler Gber rer Splt b ;pgcn perben f6nncn:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
$500 per SahrI Qaenien ysrIanot.

usrsd un(sre perteftrs.n $50 Mas" @aI%i
gu %seIfduisn. GS lihb cirits Srsi Seritictene 9rtcu. Ipac-
nlnnte lumber" unb ,,upper fteo." @tan prcbire biele @SS.
Nfai6inrp, bic af funf Sabre earantirt merscn. SO w;r.
ben fur ben Ssrtauf bobe Saaire poer committeeman 6e,ab:t.
60 1T tieies bic einSi9e Mdb- @aIbiue, bic in Fem
Ser. SSttattn fur peni9'r as $40 oerfauft w;re, unb omar
nit Srlltaneiaer 9icenltpn pom Sprpe, gDbteler u. gBiiipn,
Brpper u. Sater, Singer II. Comp. -uno 9adeIber. WQe
an ereu tilIsen N6b~ Maihinen itnb Wa6abmunaen, uuno
Ger StrfdGfer ippptl mic her &dufer f6nner ae.
tidt'id baflr belaast unb beftraf t weroen. Saufrirtc
Girtulare tptrben ppffrei ~sugeIanet. Man abrrlfre
urer iprehe p%erl0nliG per tci = b a ~ Ii. Start,
Silbefpro, Waine, ober Gbicaap. on.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-06

1t is gratifying to note that, ever
: since Henry Ward Beecher made a
study Of the doctrine of eternal punish
ment, his views on national affairs have
become more conservative. In his
" green and salad days." before his
Judgment ripened, he was red-hot
radical, and given to very eccentric no
.tiols on morals and theology. But
when the subject Of hell-fre was pre-
sented to him, although he expressed
/, some doubts as to its iteralnesss, yet it
I. effected q happy change in the politics
He evidently made up his mind that,
although there might be no such place
as hell, he had better shape his conduct
so that he would never 60 there if he
was mistaken. We commend this idea
to Stevens, Sumner and Greeley. When
they feel uncharitable and malignant
towards their neighbors, let them con-
suit Beecher on hell-fro, and govern
themselves accordingly.
-.Ncw York WorM.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-06
The Baltimore Fair.

The great fair for the benefit of the
poor Of the Sonth is to be held under
the auspices Of the large number OF the
Leucveyocut and noble ladies of Baltis
more, and it is to le opened in the MAJ
rvland Institute, on the first Monday in
April. Contributions are being made on
a most liberal scale, especially by mer-
chants throughout the North. Mr.. "A.
r. Stewart alone has given thousands of
dollars worth of goods. Some aid, as We
learn from recent article in the London
Times, may also be expected from Eng
land.
The fair will be kept up for ten days,
and it is believed that the receipts will
be between $4,000 and 100000.
In aid OF the far, and during its pro-
grcss, a series of dramatic entertainments
will be given at Concorda Opera House,
Baltimore, by the Baltimore Amateur
Dramatic Club, composed of some of the
first ladies and gentlemen Of Baltimore.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-06
" "HARK.o
August 25

HAVING RECOVERED, At CON
IL siderable expense and trouble, my
thoroughbred Stallion, HARK," who
was captured by Gen. Sherman's army.
in February, 1866. I offer his: services
as a Stallion to the breeders Of fine stock.
"HARz" is beautiful chesnut, six
years old, Is l.2 hands ;-ligh,Hof great.
bone and muscle}} e}}sinaassstyle and action,
and Of unexceptiopabis blood, being
sired by the fant,ss old racer JEFF Davis,
(the sire Of sAlbint) dam, Georgia by Ea-
taw Shark-second dam Kate Converse
by Imp. Non Plus, &c., &c.
lie will stand the ensuing spring at
Hobkirk Hill. at twenty-five Dollars the
season, and Thirty-fve Dollars to insu,c,
to be paid in all cases invariably before
service is rendered.
In my absence the groom, Sam, is au>
thorized to receive payment.
Mares from distance will receive tho
best care, and only charged the actual
cost of feed out will be entirely at the
risk of the owners.
@ Season LIST of March to lst June.
~ Groom fee $500
March I6 JOHN CANTEY.'
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-06
The Experience and Mis-
cries of a Boston Mis-
sionary.

Just as the Won, Phul was backing
out, Amiuidad, with his Eandanna and
wardrobe included, stepped on the boat
and on reaching the cabin made linn
self easy, as to all pious appearances
and began to wear the demeanor OF a
patron saint ON a carnal mission. Thus
went the affair until about midnight,
when the boat landed at cotton pile.
.Aminidad sat dosing by the stove,
dreaming, as we suppose, OF the many
stories circulated during tho years OF
his boyhood, in his native climes, as to
Southern inhumanity towards the negro
race. Suddenly they began to roll the
cotton aboard. ''Lend helping hand
there, and fork them fellers aboard" "
roard the mate to his men. Our dreamy
hero caught the sound. The many
bales of cotton being rolled over by diff
ferent sets Of hands, kept up contin-
uous humping noise as though all be-
low stairs were engaged in a murder
ous fight. "Cut i'm again" exclaimed
the mate every now and then. 'Turn
aim over, head i'm on his end; cut i'm
again; keep him away from that doc
tor; head i'm up; down with him.;
roll him over; cut i'm again; get a
good holt on i'm; there that will do;
now, damn i'm, heave i'm the hole"
After listening to what he supposed to
be q wholesale murder, and being hor-
ri6ed by such barbarian EXPLANATIONS,
-Aminidad thought to escape. Rising
from his chair, he passed out on the
boiler deck, when a pet bear, chained
to a stanchion, clasped him in his play
full embrace, cunning trick the bear
had been taught. Just at this moment
the mate wanted the yawl, and ordered
the crew to 'let go the painters" at
which moment Aminidad screamed out
.for Gods sake don't let the painters
loose, the bear has got Inc now" and
making an unusual effort, he tore loose
from the bear, jumped from the boiler
deck to the bank, and was not heard Of
until through his recent reports pub
ished up North against the sinloring
barbarous South.
The pet bear referred to belonged to
Captain Ed. Ryland, Clerk OH the
Henry Won Phul, which frequently
amused himself hugggging the passengers
and drinking honey and brandy with
the crcw.-.Nemphis Bulletin.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-06
BILL, TO PERPETUATE
TESTIMONY.
Er parfe
SIMEON FAIR, SOLICITOR MIDDLE Circuit.

WHEREAS. W. E. JOHNSON, PRESI
DENT. representing the Bank OF camden,
South Carolina. has applied 10 me 10 perpctuate
testimony in regard 10 the notes hereinafter
described, all parties having 4 like or opposite
interest, and desiring 10 come forward and
cross-examine the evidence Which, may be pro-
duccd, are warned TO appear before the Com
missioner in Equity, at his office on Monday
the 9th day Of July mex, when such evidence
if not rebuttcd, shall be recorded The notes
are rs follows:
f. T.. ..Adamson's note, dated Camden Janua-
ry lst 1862, 1851 ,G4 payable in twelve months,
in favor Geo. Alden, January lst 1868; endors.
ed by Geo. Alden.
Thos. j. J.Ancrums note, dated Camden Janu-
airy lst 1862 S577,s0; payable in six months,
in favor Geo. Alden, July lst 1862; endorsed
Geo. Alden.
Vim A. Ancrum's (sealed) note, dated Cam.
den May 18th 1862, S3e09,37; payable one day
in favor A. NJ. R. Kennedy; interest from JAN
uary lst 1862, payable annually; endorsed A
NJ. & R. Kennedy.
L. H. Deas' (seaed) note dated Camden, Jan.
uary l6, 1862, S+37,97; payable one day, In IA
vor J. j. McKain; interest from January /, 1862
payable annually; endorsed J. j. McKain, inter-
est paid to February 18th 1864.
D. L. Dcsaussure's (sealed) note, dated Cam
den January 18th 1862, S2l7,81; payable one
day, in favor J. J. McKain; interest from Ja9u-
airy lst 1862, payable annually; endorsed ]. j.
Mc'Kain; interest paid April 18th 1863, aud
S80,36 on note.
James K. Doby's (sealcdD no'o, dated Cam
den January 10th 1862, S4s,76; payable ono
day, in favor J.. McKain, interest from Jauu-
ary 1862; payable annually; endorsed j. j. Nc
Kahn
Wm Kirkland's (scaled) noic dated Camden
.Januory l3 1862 Sl2425,19 payable three days
in favor James Dunlap; interest from Janunry
lst 1862, p1yablc annually, endorsed James
Dunlap.
Alex Y. Lee. Tho. I,. I.cc, and Catharinc G.
Lee note dated Camden, .Ian,inry lJ.ll, 1861,
SG6234, payable December LIT 1861 in favor
Mcroucy & Boswell; endorsed Mrroncy & Bcs-
we'll.
". W. McCnvs note, 'latc'l April >, 1851,
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The Taxpayers Of Ker- q
!. shaw District

ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
the books for receiving returns for State
Taxes will be opened. in Camden, at the
store of Mr.. James Jones, on Monday the
2nd of April, and will he kept open un-
til tile 18th day Of May next. All par
ties failing to make their returns previous
to that time will subject themselves to
the penalties imposed by law.
The following are the articles liable to
taxation, and for which returns on oath
arc required, viz:
Isl. All lands, houses, lots, &C., owned
on the lst October, 1865: the actual
market of which on that date must be
given.
2nd. Incomes arising from factorage,
employlpcnts, faculties aud professions
Gncluding the profession 1T dentistry
exercised between tbclst October, 1864,
and 1st October, 1865.
3rd. Commissions received bv hro-
kers, vendue masters and commission
merchants between the lst October, 1864,
and lst October, 1863.
4th. Number of dogs owned Or held
on or since the lst of January, 1866.
5th. Premiums collected between the
lst Octoncr, 1864, and lsL October, 1895,
by insurance companies incorporated
within this State.
9th. Premiums collected between the
1st October, 1864, and lst October, 1865,
by agencies of insurance companies in-
corporated without the limits. of this
State.
7th. Sales of goods, wares and mer-
chandize made between May lst, 1865,
and January lst, 1866.
9th. The value Of all articles manufac>
tured in this State for sale, barter or ex>
change, held on the lst October, 1865.
9th. The value. of all spirituous liquors
on hand on the Ist October, 1865.
10Th. The value of all cotton, crude
turpentine, spirits Of turpentine and rosin
on hand on the lst October, 1865, not
including the crop Of 1865.
Ilth. The amount OF all sales of cot
ton between the lst May, 1865; and lst
October, 1865.
10Th. The amount of all sales of crude
turpentinc, spirits of turpentine and rosln
between the lst May, 1865, and lst Octo>
Der, 1865, not including the product Of
1865.
All male residents Of the District be-
tween the ages Of twenty-one and sixty
years, both white and colored, whether
property-holders or not, arc also required
to make returns.
The Tax Acts Of 1913 and 1865 require
all returns to be made in the District in
which the property taxed is located.
NJ returns will be received by mail or
otherwise, unless sworn to according to
law.
After all the returns arc received, the
books for the collection Of Taxes will then
be opened.
Office hours for receiving returns from
8 o'clock A. NJ. until o'clock p. M.
WM. McKAlN, Il. g. K d.
Camden, S. G., March %, 1866.
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Tax Payers

Will notice that the assessment and
collection of the U. s. Internal Reve-
hue Tax has commenced in earnest, not
only in South Carolina but in all the
Southern States. Our citizens will, we
hope, be prepared to meet the Collec-
tors in peace, for, failure to pay his la
bilities in the specified time, subjects
the taxpayer to distraint and sale Of
his property, in q summary manner,
with the additions Of heavy costs.
We think the people Of the Southern
States will find the tax lighter than
they anticipated, as general rule, but
still by no means trihing, and it should
receive Immediate attention.
We furnish below q table % rates for
the different licenses required under
the Internal Revenue Laws, which
will be interesting to i'll concerned:
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UNITED STATES IN
:TERNAL REVENUE
TAX.

A Il persons in Kershaw District are
"A hereby notified that I will be at the
following places on the days specified,
to receive returns of incomes for the
year 1864, and applications for licenses
by all persons engaged in any kind Of
business from May L, 1865, to May l,
1866. All persons engaged in any trade,
business or profession, such as Bankers,
Lawyers, Physicians, Dentists, Archi-
tects, Civil Engineers, Builders and
Contractors, Wholesale or Retail Deal
ers, Horse Dealers, Distillers, keepers
of Hotels, and eating houses, Insurance
Agents, Manufacturers, Pedlers, Apoth-
ecaries, Photographers, Butchers, own
ers Of Stations and Jacks, common car:
riers, and all other occupations are re-
quired to mako application to mo for a
license
Manufacturers, Distillers &C., must
make their monthly returns.
Holders Of Cotton, Turpentine &C.,
must make returns of the same to me.
Persons who had in their possession
on the first of May 1865, any carriage,
gold watch, Piano Forte, gold or silver
plate &C., will make return Of the same
to me.
Twill be, for the present, at my office
in Camden from 9 o'clock a.. m. until
3p. m.
Penalty for doing business without
license, two years imprisonment and
five hundred dollars fine. For failure
to make return of income, twenty-five
per. cent, will be added to the assess
ment. J. N. DAVIS,
Assistant Assessor
9th Div. 1st Dist. S. @.
March 9th, 1866.