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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12

new York Market.
Nav yoak. Nov. II.
Cotton Quiet at s4assJI.
Flour- Receipts 81. 92v barrels market oren.
ed heavy and lo@2cc lower closed rather
steady, with fair speculative demand for supe
rior Winter, at f9.sC@ll. 80 fer common TO
middiing; Ex. Western, &l2 l5@lS.s and
eli .3O(d 1925 for common 10 good shipping
brands H. II.
Wheat Receipts 81, 2oi bushels market
heavy and droopidg, at t2.2o@2.is for No.
Chicago and NIL, the latter Tor verv choice
and &2.io@2 Is for inferior Chicago ana
Mill
q 2s@l 80 for old Western.
Bariey-Receipts 6s, sos bushels firm for
prime, which is scarce, while comm and in
| ferior are plenty and heavy. at ti.34 for prime
and 81. 10 for No. 2 r. II y. State.
Corn-Receipts l5.ll4 bushels market lM2c
better. and irregular and unsettled, Ut tl.26a
| l2s for shipping mixed Western in store. q n
a .2sl6 for DO sfoat, and tl.2, tor white Win
ter.
Oats-Duli and heavy sales Of 81 200 bushels
| at 6s0f7sc for Chicago and Mill.
Posk-Market decided lower, sales Of $500
barrels ct e24 620t te5. so for regular and cash,
new mess closing At t24.s2 for cash and regu-
lar.
Hcavy.
Cut Meats.IIeavy
Lard-Dull and lower at l3s46sl5ci..
Whiskey-Quiet.
PetroIe1m-steady at CSC for crude and Sic
| refned in bond
LATEST MARKETS.
Flovr-Closed rath,r more steady, with fair
speculative demand
| Wheat-Closcd quiet.
Corn-Closed lti2c better at q. 2edl2?.
Pork-Closed lower; new mess Ell so regu-
lar.
Lard Closed lower u, l3sl@l5Ac.
New York stock Market.
Nav York. Nor. u.
Stocks dull and lower.
Money Der cent.
Sterling dull At l09i<.
Gold opened at tl.44, closed ct $l.4Sis.
ST. LOUIS GRAN ELEVATOR
CHARGES FOR STORAGE, &C.
Inspection. ....................l2oc bushei.
w. ,%;%%;ns : I" D ms.
Storage Ike y bushel for 10 days, and
Nc y bushel for every subsequent 10 days, or
fractional part thereof
Stacking. If sewcd-wheat, Rye and Bar
ley. nc y bushel: Com, 1c do; Oats. &c do
same II tied. Nc do.
Oroyage-To Steamers in sacks-oass
barley Nc do To within limits bounded north
b, North Market street, west BY fifteentl street
i south BY Chouteau Avenue. in bulk or IN sack
lNc y bushel; beyond above limits &c do. To
Hast II. Louis depots, g. y 100 MS.
All Dray age from the Elevator controlled BY
Apr25-dlv JOHN r. SMITH. Sec'y
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ooMMeRclAL.


Davenport Market Report.
Ovvsco o. snu DAvnSpoRs OrsocnAf,
November ls 1865
fLoca-SSASs.-
Retail bulk elo.3e.
'' Sacks, paper, ele.99
Dbl. el1.lo.
Wholesale 40cts per Dbl less.
Cosx MsAL-No. l, per bushel. s7lScts
wHsAr-Receip,e very large No.. new
BRING 81 90 per bushel. Extra t2.o5. No. =,
nes e1.75@tl SIS.
ConS.-Ne e., old s5c.
Oars. 3o0f35c.
BARLEV.-25l9oc.
PorA1oss Wholesale ~ $50. retail q.
ONIONS -24G2l
TusSrPs. per GO lbs.
AfrLEs -iF@tl.5o.
buSfss -zseg3Cc.
Eess.- 25@Svc.
HAY.-elS.W.
VsAa,-ise q depot; l1c = lsvss vssd.-
Wooos-e7H7H
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12
SpermatorrAea. or Seminal Weakness,

SpcrmatOTrheH, or Seminal Weakness
or Involuntary Nich'ly Daily oss caused
or however sc,err; while they viii speedily correct
ihusc MORBID tusniiio>s arising from the original
ds5isc or from Secret Vice
TIE SPECIFIC Pill. is equally quilted TO the
treatment Of every species oi Genital Urinary Irri
liability. Lime. or lirickdust," dcposife In the
rnc. Milky" discharges and Weaknesses of the
kilncys.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS have used your
SPECIFIC Put in many Of Spcrmaorrhca with
the most perfect succcss."-J Milton Sanders, NJ d.
l.. l. u.
:" have cured very cases with from six 10
cn Boxes III ,our SPECIFIC Pub. Keith, N D.
Price 81 per hox. Six boxes for IS, mail Address
J. WINCHESTER 4 CO,
nj John 81. n. Y.
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@orohea NSomm,,,,oI Sp0,qD.

Parks 4 onOaDmer'n GarOcerv
store, -. n. Cor. brady
nm0 9Th sls.
NNUCu EXPERIENCE IN AND OUT OF
lVl the Counting room enables us to tell stu
dents who have COMMON abilities, il they give
ua their attention. We will prepare them for the
Counting room or refund their tuition. Those
desiring to BECOME Teachers OF Accounts will be
thorough, qualified Tor the same We wish 10
prepare n number of them. Thew are always
sure OF employment. Persons PARTIALLY scqual;.t-
I'd with accounts can receive n thorough knowl-
edge of them in n private class. We are pre-
pared from personal knowledge 10 tell students
and other, that they can obt,n more eflicien,
cours. of instruction here th-n in Detroit. Chi
cage or -. Louis, and save one third of the time
spent in those = aces Send for circu ass.
ttsox GGi) VIM. BRAtNGAN, Principal
oct4 tim Accountant md Prcccptor OF Acts.
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1.ATol, PnCnk.Ts. &C.
otSuIA0sUooo Am ooLo ~ I0wDss cAsn e1Dcal
nm ed tunher Yard On ersut Street, obovl
Railroad Bridge;
A.. Lanber Yasd On Harrison q. boeUoo(
/ NAM = % v.nroRf. lOwA9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
what tho IiivstrDoas Aberncth y
amid.

"Wcll. sir what. the matter" said Abernethy,
the rrca, English surgeon, to a cndaverons-looking
pa,cn,. who had crled TO cons1't him. "oh, moth
ing serious the reply, my stomach and liver are
on, Of order, thu. all "Do you call that nothing
,criou.. said Abcrnchy, ~ tell you. sir. that when
these two organs are ont Of order, ns yon cali Il.
there. square inch o. the bosy thri Is not more
or les. diseased nor drop Of bsod in II that 10 IN
h, aI.hfui condition. Nothing can be more "De'
therefor Il Is the yer, highest importance TO keel
the stomach AM liver In vigorous cont ton II the
IN. il weak aud the other lrrcgaa in its action. tone
.,a ron,ro, them with HosTETrER's CElE
BRArED STOMACH BITTERs-ihs most genial
vegetable Rert, ra;ive md Alternative that has ever
been lnstercd as a cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
Disease. II Is recommended by distinguished sur
icons and physician. Of the United States Army, ~
officers Of the Army and Navy, by our fret authors,
BY cmcncnt ccryymen-in fact, by thousands of the
most intellicc Of every c!ass an unequalled po-
tcctvc agnins, epidemic and malnrious disens's and
n. perfectly nnoruous bu, nj the same time power
fol, invgorant and Alternative.
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LOVeERlD0ES
vEGETADLE
BLOOD PURIFIER


THIS MEDICINE HAS Benin PREPARED WITH
great care and slll knowing II 10 ne the hest and
ONLI REAL BLOOD PURIFIER ever offered to tho
public.
discovered BY mere chance bur Is The result "
ecientinc experiments and long stndy u Nature,
SraS vfAs faEIf" sSs he sna
uruperttes of the articles used nunihered fol
No. The root o. this plant Il the medicinal part
s Sc'nS Chronic secondary and Ter
tiary syphilis aud affections OF the skin. and e-pcc
tally broken cundtion of the system which follows
'h No. 81 s ?! y .h. pan. Acra
tive, Diuresic nd Detergent and y vefy valuable ii
the treatnsst ofserofulA Lpross. Syphilis. scurvy
an No. o' srss perennial herb i. Tonic Aperen. ant
Diurctic II acts especially upon the LIVER. l.
In d, epepsia diseases Of the Liver and Spleen aDt
in debitated and irritable conditions Of the stomach
No. I-This plant grows in all parts Of the rnitet
States II 4 Emetc. Cnthartic, Alternative and Nar
cotic II excites the whole Gandnlr System. and u
used isSyphni, Scpfnla, iaheuma,ism and aiection'
s.ea.-e As,ssn p s,.,,, Tne r So
stmulases and qnickrns the action Of the Liver and
Kidneve and determines the blood ~ the suffice.
No SCTbis plant IL 4 native Of Europe. II Is used
y scnrsy. scica.!s. Syphilis. doat, Lepr' sy ant
No. This shrub grows In the Cni,cd States. II
10 ssimulani Tonic Alternative and Siaogogue. It'll
used to excite the SYSTEM and for ID derangementi
q the Liver, Rheumatic and Chronic Syphilis, sim
1lates and strengthens Mucous Membranes, and 10 I
valuablc Tonic.
No. s-This plant d common TO the United States
Il y Alterasive, Duretic, Diaphoretc and Aroaa &c
l. used In Chrv1nir Rheomatiem 0yphiOid Affections
HPuDtiOue Of the SKIN and Scurvy.
No 1-This y the Stsggsr Weed. i flows 70 TN
Southern States. The Tub0r 10 tho medicinal part
n = Tonic, Diuresic and Alternative, and y mucf
vnlued In Syphilis and 6cr0fula.
You win eee b. observing the medicinal propertie
or the articles given above, that the BLOOD ~ Rl
RIER viii cure III diseases Of the blood and Skin
howcves bod or long standing-eome requiring NOR
DIE than oshen owing TO the eondsi0n u ths eys
ten.
ssrts n uu4fyinR the blOod ard cleaning the syeem
6ut omit diving Ihsn Sos The reesoo chat these O.
msry wosthlrss Compounds offered t. the publ
.ec"mnsuied W nv1uuus certificates fraadulentl
Obtained give yol my Blood Puraer, leaving IL q
s.ssesin ineH ANN ~ own martee.
\ Htlsc uatleu{ b using the Blood Purifier. And
that the quantity given In the directions Is not sum
c;ent TO mote he bowels once day, increase III
dose a he Bowels must BE- kept opel. II il advisa
MI 4, Rattle frequently In warm water, keeping tn
pores Of the Skin ire ffym ohelr ,ct0ns.
| E. DEXTER LOvERIDGE,
| 4Ef So1e Aahafacturef and Proprietor,
| For nle BY Druggiste. Dufhio. n. 7.
1s-.~ -.rt ~ .~-S~-r-- ~%~~ efh-'-c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12

EARLY fRUlTlMa laAPE VINES,
First Quality au1igh Prices
I HAVE RAISED, MANY FOR MY OWN
. planting, few hundred spsg vines. with abun-
dan, fbrous roots. not bires ngs,-
Concord. Delawars Diana. Il Hart
ford Pistfic.
And will have few dozen each for sale 20 those
who want fruit M well As WI. No manure il used,
but great pains is taken to sure strong productive
plants, instead Of steam grn weaklines. or green
wood summer layers, costg little-worth lcss-
cheap in price only.-dear inme and labor. Orders
received for delivery At in the spring Of 1861
Price 81 for the best lowe qualities 1t les. rates.
Plants delivered In Davenport desired.
WIN. II HOLMES.
Gilbert, Nov. 10Th, 1851. noyl2 d3t6w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12
SOnaN Dsu:1.I.. N. H.,

'.AsR SURGEON sSM IOWA CAVALRY.
HAVING rEEe sNGAGtD IN THE PkAC
Ii tice Of Medisine and Surgery Tor the last
Twsx,y FIVE yxsrs IN rms SsAra. has pt rnas-
entity located IN tins city and ofers his profes-
eional services 10 the citisens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes nv his long experience with
the dis. sscs Of the climate 10 merit and receive
= portion Of public patronage.
'ricc corner OF Third and brady, over Lind
sav'a ,ewslry Store. residence in what wss for
merly known ~ the Fulton House. on Water
street. sbove the hrldge. jnnc27 DIT
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Davenport COPl0cs'sssstsh
HEAVY suEET IRON WORKER

0AxU9ACYU0BR OF
smoke Stacks, Breeching. Sorghum
PANS, FIRE SHUTTERS. WELL TUBE
ING. EXHAUST PIPE. &C, &C
Also. dealer In Stoves and Tin Ware, Roofing
aad al House Jobbing done neatly and prompt
y. Tue grsat fuel eeoncmiler. the Eureka end
Coed Samarstan, Cook and Monitor heating
kinds Of stoves. Gel! and examine ct No. ais
nain street. Davenport. Iowa
jeAW JAS. n. DUMONT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12
ARK ANSAS HEARD FROM !,

TCkTINoSiAL Of MEDICAL MN.
SroNy PoiSr, White co. Ark. May %. &c.
Ds ions Bvts,-Dcar Sir Lat February was In
Louisyilc purchasing drugs. and got some OF your
Ssrsspariila nnd Cesron ttcrr ss,ss-ir-lnW ,shd
wa. with me In the store had been down with rhen
maiism for time. commenced on the bttcts,
and soon found his general health improved Dr
tsrt who had been IN bad health, tried them and he
also improved DIR Coilsc. who had been IN bad
health for several years stomach and liver affected
- he impru,ci very much by the of your Bitter.
Indeed The Ccslron Bttcrs has given You graf popu
lnrity In this settlement. think could sell great
quantity OF yo1r medicines this all-crpecially OF
yonr Cchron Bttcrr and Sarsapaiilla ship me via
Memphis, care lckett 4 Ncely. Respectfully:
4, I a u
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nm. =. AOQlMANA.

ID 'YSIClAN AND SURGEON Office, cor
Il I'd and Brady Streets. under Sireeper Z
Bayiics store. Residence On 18th st., bet. Era
dv end Main. oct3d-dtt
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RANKQN0 lQOUSE OF
Jay Cooke e. Co.,
CoP. Van r Nasaan IA NAv York.

n eeanessaoo uitA or h1uses h Philadelphia "a
0alAang9ua, ~ hovo opeue1 INV YORK HOUSE
- e1ovS q H. Gouvelc11oo, Cd orr oar services
y 49,. Dm1keuO - 1nveseufsl0s the transaction
efthgls e1eengU b thlD eesy. inc3adsag purchases
49, 0oGD. We - ecuseen1ly epsssrted at Tie 6tork
8xchange and Gold 0oaFd. Wheeo oeden cent are
p,cuptg allied. We keep - haad fnll supply Of
eov8RNlRNT SECURITIES o. ALL ISSUES,
baying and selling ct cnesent price, and allowing
feoponooute IL most sSal rates the market a6ueto
ope-dAwly eDAY COOKIE u 60.
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- o9ee,. meAoveA ~

Ere.s al part. q sc ~. -! kcey e. >
nAxs DsrriArosr povpss" Ark q cend for
" UrnAn's DsrsIA1osv Ps~psa," ~ tale no
other. Price 81. Mailed TO my address for
q .2S.. By g. G UPnAN. . Seaah Eighth e..
Philadelphia. Pa. Sold BY all Druggists.
- No Excase for = Maid Head.
11PHAM'S MARACH9LLA CAUSES TIE
~ hair to grow on bald heads. prevents Il
from falling out. and promotes the growth d
che beard and moustsche. One bottle will con-
vince the most skepsical Of ite virtue; Sold b.
E. 2. BALLURD. oct1e d9m m-thmrAsa
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rc.pay's Advertisements.
Masonic Agency.

Blue LODGE nE6Ap.aA.
working Tse1s. n - n.~l~e Cav
els. AniEna 1es"plers' Eauip.
memss Rcynl A1.h hsvs
ter Jewell. CoL la ndrrr
Jrwrts, b9"bo .1o- %.
r. X. md .erilDe.
ROYAL ARCH ChAFnR RkGALIA.
Nd ALL OTHER AFiCLEs USED BY
IA he Craft supplied skort notice !, low
est Nv York prices Odfellows Lodge. sup
pied Hlso. FRANK g WILSON, Agent.
P. U Bu, ding.
n u Subscriptions revived for the Voice OF
Masonry. one Of the besief Masonic publics-
tions. Terms 81 per yea novl1- decd "
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Miss. =. L. PHELPS.

STC3IONO a--FARRANb'S BLK. 2dFLOOR
bHOTUGKAfIiS WORKED IN OIL. OK
J. Water Culorr. o. India Ink, On plain Or
slbum.f lied paper. Particular attention paid
10 comics
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12

~ Upham's PimpSe Isantsher.l
DEMOvES PIMPLES On The FACE,
beauties the compl xion. No toilet is complete
dress for Is cent. b. 5 G. UPHAM IS South
Eighth street. Phiiadclphia Pa Sold By oil
Dfugg,sta oct S-d3m- N -thus& sat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12

NULORS THE HAIR. WHISPERS Ann
~ Moustache a beautiful BLAcs on 1nowx.-
Il consists Of only one prepsr stion. Color will
not fade or va. i ont. Only 50 cents . box
Mai!ea to any address for 7b cents: By s. e.
Upham. % South Eighth 'trecs. Philsdelphia,
Pa Sold Nv ii. Druggists. cctls d3m
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ANrw prRFtS r rOg TUE maNDKERCuIEF.


Phslsn's "Nishs Dlssssisg Ceress."
Phal~a.s .NSghs H1oouing Crreos."
Paaloss "Nishs 01oeniss Cescos."
Phalsm's ..Nighs Blooming Ceseus."
Pha1sn's "Nighs Blsousing Crsras."
uost exquisite. delicate and Fragrant Pcrfam-.
ds,i led from the rare aid beautiful flower hosn
whlch II takes its name.
Manufactured only by
PuAg.ON 4 son. New Work.
BEWARE OF CouNrrRFEITs
ASK ron pHALON'S-TAKE NO OTHER.
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uURLEI'S STOMACH BlTTERS.
llln1 ev'e D0plll Al 0nnRm cAnnv

uklevS pOPUlDH WUhW CAWUv.
As this is rea'g rpeciac f,r Worms. and the hest
and most palatabe form 10 give to children II not
surprising lit II \ fast taking place Of all other pre-
parations ~ Wosne-it belng tsstelcee. any child
Will take u auR4Sd&w1y
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xArlo: "a; a! BANK

NATIONAL BANK
Depository sf The hlted States.
I>HIS BANK tTHE FIRSNATlONAL BANK
L to commence business the United Sssses)
continues to
BUY 4 SELL EXCHANGE
on the most favorable terms making collections
At all accessible points, ane draws on Ill the
prominent places in the L tied States; deals
largely in
Cold Coupons az Gold nsssi
Siirer (1tsss,
And makes its own sIGH1o- TINE DRAFTS
on over 200 CITIES ID TOWNS in
England, Scotland, ireland,
and on the ccn,inett Of Europe.
II pays the highest markt price for all Of the
maturing gold coupons, AM has constantly on
hand oil the variety Of
GOLD BEARING BONDS
Issued by the u. 8 Governnsnt. This Bank is .
meposieorv Or the lpnh1tc Monies
OF eSe Unktel States.
We Offer to parties who su,seribe for the 9.DO
Loan through u,
To Redeem the Csop0ns 1t Ma
turity, Free Il Charge.
ALLOW interest TO date on ii and years tive
per cent. legal tender notes whether
same be with or without coupons
tH- This Bank respectfully solicits deposits
on current account. or ON Certificate Of deposit,
and to oil ,f its customo,s il pledges the most
liberal treatment IRA n. GAFFO6D. Cash.
GEO. II. FRENCH. Prcst. sepl
~ Upha,n.s gDimp1e IDanisher.s
DEMOVES PIMPLES ON THE FACE.
IN ~ L. anflaua thu Ain
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ss.BNM A ,xOuTON,

-. ID. DSI0'1u y uS0bSON, NJ. ID.
DDHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
l. With Dr. Baker, under the davenport la
,ional bank, corner of Sd and Brady streets.
Rsyunr>css-Jo NJ. Adler, NJ. D., J. ". n.
nAkrr. II Hula.if
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" "HARK.'' -

IJAvING RECOVERED, AT CON.
IL siderable expense and trouble, my
thoroughbred Stallion, "HARK," who
was captured by Gen. Sherman's army
in February, 1865. I offer his services
as Stallion to the breeders of fine stock.
HARK" is beautiful chesnut, six
wears old, Is l.2 hands high, of great
bone and muscle, fine style and action,
and Of unexceptionable blood, being
sired by the famous old racer JEFF Davis,
(the sire of Albine) dam Georgia by Eu-
taw Shark second dam Kate Converse
by Imp. Non Plus, &e., &c.
He will stand the ensuing spring at
Hobkirk Hill, at twenty-five Dollars the
season, and Thirty-fve Dollars to insure,
to be paid in all cases invariably before
service is rendered.
In my absence the groom, Sam, is au-
thorized to receive pay ment.
Mares from distance will receive the
best care, and only charged the actual
cost of feed :, out will be entirely at the
risk of the owners.
~ Season 1st Of March to lst June.
E Groom fee $500
March 16 JOHN ANIEY.
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south CaroIina-Kcrshaw Dist.

south CarOIina-Kcrshaw Dist.
BY A. L. MCDONALD, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
WHEREAS JOSEPH II. STOKES,
wv applied to me for Letters Of Ad-
ministration en ali and Singular the
goods and chat,les, rights and credits
of Mr. Jobn Stokes, late of the district
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adj
monish all, aud singular, the kindred and
creditors of the deceased to be and appear
Before me atour next Ordinary's Court
Tor the said District, to be holden at
Kershaw Court house on the 18th day
of April, proximo, to show cause if
any, why tho said administration should
mot be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal this
Both day ofApril, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixtv-six, and Of the ninetieth year Of
the Independence and Sovereignty ofthe
State of South Carolina.
ALEX. L. MCDONALD; Q. X. D.
March 80. 2.
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August rs
Notice.

south CarOIina-KershaW Dlii.,
BY A. L. MCDONALD, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
WHEREAS, J. J. HALL APPLIED
w to me for Letters Of Admins
tration on all and Singular the goods
and chattles, rights and credits of John
Stokes, late Of the District aforesaid
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad>
monish all, and singular, the kindred
and creditors of the deceased to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinarys
Court for the said District, to be holden
at Kershaw Court House on. the 6.h
day of April, prox., to show cause,
if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and zeal, this
Esd day Of March, in the year ofour
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty.siz, and Of the ninety-6rst year of
the Independence and Sovereignty Of the
State of South Carolina.
ALEX. L. MCDONALD,
O. KID.
March 2S. 2t.
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The Taxpayers Of Ker-
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
End of April, and will be kept open un-
til the 18th day Of May next. All par
ties failing to make their returns previous
to that time will subject themselves to
tile penalties imposed by law.
The following are the articles liable to
taxation, and for which returns on oath
are required, viz:
1st. 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,
employ,ncnts, faculties and professions
(including the profession Of dentistry
exercised between the lst October, 1864,
and lst October, 1865.
3rd: Commissions received 10y bro
kers, vendue masters and commission
merchants between the lst October, 1864,
and lst October, 1865.
4th. Number Of dogs owned or held
on or since the 1st of January, 1865.
5lh. Premiums collected between the
lst OCTOBER, 1864, and lst October, 1865,
hy insurance companies incorporated
within this State.
9Th. Premiums collected between the
1st October, 1864, and lst October, 1865,
Ly agencies Of insurance companies iu-
corporatcd without the limits Of this
State.
7lh: Sales Of goods, wares and mer-
chandze made between May lst, 1866,
ani January lst, 1866.
Sth. The value of Ill articles manufac>
tured in this State for sale, barter or en-
change, held on the lst October, 1865.
OH. The value of all spirituous liquors
on Iiaud on the Ist Octohcr, 1865.
10th. The value of all cotton, crude
turpentine, spirits ofturpentine and rosin
IN hand on the lst October, 1865, not
including the crop of 1865.
llth. The amount o: all sales of COT
ton between the lss May, 1865: and lst
October, 1865.
18th. The amount Of all sales of crude
spirits of turpentiuc and rosin
between the lst May, 1865, and lit Octo-
her, 1865, not including the product OF
1865.
All male resi,lewts of the District be-
tween the ages Of twenty-one and sixty
years, both white and cvlored, whether
property-holders or not, arc also required
to max" returns.
The Tax Acts of 1s4s and 1865 require
all returns to be made in the District in
which the property taxed is located.
n, 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
Q o'clock A. NJ. until Q o'clock P. NJ.
WM. McKAIN, 7. G. K ID.
Camden, S. g., March %, 1866.
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S25 Reward.

CTOLEN, FROM MY MOTHERS RESI-
- DENCE in Sumter District, Large rom
HOESE-whie blaze f,ce, glossy eyes, al
four eet white, and slightly sprung in one
shoulder. The above reward will be paid to
any one who will deliver him to me hear Cam
den. SAMUEL BOGKIN.
March 30-2t
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Administrators Notice.

LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
n Estate Of Jesse r. Young, deceased. either
ty note or account, are hereby requested to
come forward aud settle up, as longer Indulgence
-oiN not be giuen. The affairs ofthe Estate must
he closed at an early day. j. n. GAYLE,
March 30-3t Admin lstratOr.