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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-11

Water Pipes.--The preparations making at
the Tredegar Works for casting the irJa pipes
for the city works are new la this section, aud
apparently entirely complete. II Messrs. An
derson Il Go. succeed In making better pipes
than the city has heretofore purchased Ut The
Norih-and we believe that they wili-nOt
only Richmond, bnt the entire South. should
give them all such work. The chief founder
at the Tredegar Works. we are fully assured,
iw one Of the first men al his business in the
Union, aud has turned out brass and iron
castings Of enormous size, that could not be
surpassed. Some OF the work alluded To was
executed for the Federal Goyernment and has
received the praise Of all who have seen IT,
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aaiss.m.,y myses M psia. the aasst annoying and
kITTepPns 'ee assaults Of BAKERS PAENIUM
ID. BIZ IoI they la, hold upon the liver. stir 40
nd 10 H. the blood nxthen the stomach,
ed In tns that complete revolntiOn ls e6ect-
At oaen ntifc inner man. and all impurities are
.sets ,,,pened Thnse who suder sAUuld use
sae aii Druggists N the city OF fichmnnl
}, sddsasshere ~ g,vsiaia. Orders pyomptiy iIied
W ''<ias h. BAKER. proprietor, Riehlno.d d,
10 33-U
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HIGH MASS OF REQUIEM FOR BISHOP NEr-
MANN.-On Wednesday an imposing ceremony
was celebrated ut St. Pa.rickss Church, Phila-
delphiA, being the last of q series of Masses for
the repose of the soul Of the late Bishop, and
called the "Mvnth's Mind" The church was
draped In mourning, black drapery being
festooned from the galleries and around their
supporting pillars. The sanctuary was hand.
somely draped, and back OF the altar q niche
was filled with a back ground of black, and
upon 1t were the yniire, crozier and cross in
white. The most prominent feature Of the
arrangement was catafalQue, which occupied
. position in the middle aisle In front Of the
sanctuary. This funeral structure had six
black pillars, each ten feet high, which sup
ported . canopy from which rich drapery de-
scsnded Under the canopy there was ac0fIin,
with the cross. mttre, croxter, &c, the wh0ls
lighted BY . large lumber Of wax tapers. The
top was graoed with crucinx OF exquisise
workmanship, which was imported from
Parts BY the late Bishop 0artiand.
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an r..x n, Tnne.1ev. ns~hs x,e..s
etrapser q a ~ nonntrv. L,aded dwW fu -,
{he rnsrs - ' -, = r,ss.essrs 49, ~ ~ wis6nm
than has hsrn ss,rshn s. =, sRsssyvn1n alt,gped
hmseif n - ssrss.s.rsssh -, r.essns si0c Nurahes
opcYntor n nns,.hosrSs snt; IVORY and hl~t
hee,, u,nrse es,.s eass.trsssss -. 4srnsr6eA ~
r. turn Of his mo.ev. Ant fsais,S IN rserfge M
star,ed for ,,.,isoe "A u h.d .rarrefc an rn<
his haek when ,hs ~sLtnner., fhat sflnv a
him. also left ana wher ~ re.uYned Ia fhS
wxtchmen of ecur.s Ara al Il. th.ir rnxer n
discover the hitliur nlacs 81 ths s..ins,ir and
to recover the money. hut sen;c ch for hens
teeth youId ha,e nrny,fl es1 In - suecess.
ful a s1escrfn,,n ~ ths fsa1,u, to.vshsr ,vi,l,
his an eceSen - nav lead 10 - ca n, svme
future time and onan r.. him 4 re.idanc ce in the
houee that Jack built NiT
II n a little strange that PERSONS from The
couptry After the thousSnda of ygnrninHx
given them are soft euonsh tn ~ uiclesd n I,
by fellows thry never saw or heard Of crea .
lures that live bv swinsiine and frAud-Snd
:" bDedo 10 All they possess: and ret cases OF
the kind ara occurring i'm CITIES ainust every
day II men mnst e,,iov the exc,t<ment a
gaming. lei them do 50 with their acqpaint-
apces. and nor with straeriers fru.u ali GUAR
ters of thf. world ~ no ,ls ns,,hI M bnf s6Sad
they win--tales Won iucsen aud who wO0id
not hesitate To fru,np " fth \ draw fin or yaiss
their Ov N hand from the bp tom of th~fr com
petitcr's tockets provided they could tcfd in
il a well filled purse. ta
Within the pYst six weeks not less than
half dozen country persons have been roOed
in and skinned by fellows ,xho have NO local
hahitati,,us hs;vy hare to-day nnd rome tn.
morrow. The dread of exysure has ken,
soma cf th.,n from, a an,anlinr RI tha ,,,lico 10
aid thpm in recnv.rins thrir iosses- Aud thus
given lhe ;tiners nj suiu diers license to car.
ry on their r., scaIi,v Onruwn citixens yu,,st /
therefore taxa ,h,s ma1ter In hand ard rive
such in nformat,on ~ w IN ena HE the Mayor To
arrest and nunish the offenders
ps.ss 1..a;,. - ,c.xLo, ,,,, ,.,x. hon,
,.xas 80, e. $500 .s.a1i,, 90 !, .hor,o.
seo,ns stranna thst t1ere dc ~, urre the aI"nn
10 C,nr,s ,t ra ,ta,n ,horonrhfv IN, ,ro,.aa
4 r.,,,,. -, .ha.,r;ao n..A ,,re;nns =. !rnsrLs,
"a. "a al ~ h "t 'a p 1.y ~ -;
r.., 90 -, ~, or Nd ... go. .,,a
80 ,. -, i,e - - ;;. 80, ~, . ..o
,'.n.. " 81 Ac ss ~. pa 70.
o"n 80 ~ s.i ao - ~ n".u sl,.' @
80 ~ 49, , 90" .'.i , " '.A III, "'n ~ III
.o Ny 49, .u" 20. ~ ' ~ os'I.. 81 I s.au
80. a. a.. 80 easn 20. -. ~
80 : 49,, 80, - - "a ~ ,.'',, ~ M.n
90 vo.,ra .;.n ~ ,.,, s. ,o ,o,.i ,,,.a, ..,,
st t ,I = .a ~ ~. 'Ao y. nuiI"ea @ - o.u s.sy
h;nh.., ..; ~ ~! r.! = - $500 @ ~ 10 o
r., ' - ~ ~ ns. - 80 " 80 ..:s -.
Pt, ~ ~ - ..'G 81, ~ o.s % - d 49, .ou W W
80 h.,'', ,"' o', -, ~. ay ~, s;e',,;n. ..r
f,rn H. dn,;as 90 NJ .nnss, ,.noa ia lot
,nar -. oa;1 "a, ,. ~ ..ss .,,,S -, -. -.
o...,, ,,,,',.. ~, M s.., ~ ~ ~, , ,,,.s -
49, no 20 ,has .hai iNr",s.,, r.nr,s .n,,,a 49,, - -
,aa ,a i,". s .n, ao naS ,h.'s ,s, ~"
,.ss 90 -. va - 81 ',',,,, .
- -. .a, - -. =, s; S -. N.r,ihs.s ~ Ss.sss
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= ksb1ery.--On Thursday night laet the etOrs
OF NJ. Shultz. on Main street, east Of lQtbs yoD
entered by the transum light and fobhod "
eight cay,s and q few other art sclee. MereAanA
should take cnre 10 huve their aasteusDe - -.
cnrc, SO as TO offer no Inducements ~ burglars
10 force them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-11

SMoKE.COHsuMix0 LoC0NoTlvB.-The 60.
periutemd~nt 0f The wurkshvps OF The Peaa.
sylvaGis Railroad at AitUouS1hAs tntTodueeA
an Improvement In Que Of The loe0MOsiveo of
that road, which consumes shs sD0has -
that instead OF the vast yOlumo of smokp
which the ordinary locomotive heIehes JUfIA
at every rey0lu ,i0n, little eteam Cmly . eooA
the smoke, a great saving Of fusl n eGboso9.
II made the run from Alt0Ona--a atslamco of
III mties-upOn 2J bushels of eUsl, 1A1ulajn,
ing high rate Of speed al the iS!ne, ard
evinctng ths p0ssessiOn Of sxsse0gdSonsy
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y
i... ,.i,s NV csJhf' Jhf'sz;ist * StstEs sEED9 9sse. =
s'oived sad for sale ~ &
yN0. ". GARLiCk, Is
-. Market pisoo. Fpenkjiu otfoo<.

s'l 9hf 4aa tse ,.s
sNos.sss =, ,:sr Hair 81 q - lelsaf "a ~
~, u ~ ai ~, v1an a1visa son 70 call % H0o.
n na !lth stF6et. q
- @sstsa.'ssasg @sstssass elFq sAs ~ eieir whiskess
~ s"oOS JOD.EA-PSr sails bs
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"a. Arc
@ u
SICK?
SMALL PART
OF TESTIMONY
rAkEN FROM INDEX OF PANPHLtT or

CURES ~ hAMffoNfS TlNCFUkE. .
hhsTaaA-Man. years. J. r. Gongh...-. ;. i
bRoSCHlTlS-4 years. John Devlin...., q
RilNDNFSS~Iohn McKenxis ......... l6
s1W Els. Const,pai.on-Job Howard. g l9
CorGH-W Wn.. H.; Philleis. s................. Is
CQIsH- u. punsn - u
Rise,oatism Dyspepsia. Dia-sh9a. Debility. De-
ebpf N Health. Er,speias. Disease OF b, eS. Fe-
,sIe Complaints, Hip Disease. Kidney Disease.
iiger Complaint. Mercaslal Disease. Tettsr. Tn-
nor Thrash. Vertigo, Womb Disease. Nerves.
ssuT,lgia, rsrsls ss. palpitstlon of Heart Scrnia
la Sgnsi Lisesse &c. with numerous other Dis
sasss. testified ta b, Our owB citizens.
AGG many otBers. wls testlfs 70 hs,ug CuREp,
after Years of suffering, by HAMPTON'S TING
TURE.
fENAIFS Ann CHiLDREN.-This TING
TURF viii be found grea, medicine for al theif
diseases.
"a. can apd sc: Pamphlets and see cures.
Sol b, PURCELL. LADD Il CO., Richmond
BY Dl. COOK +. Frcder r,cksburs: by all the Drug
rists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, Baltimore: and by Druggists and Shop
keepers ever.whefe. 81 per bottle; six hotfles
IS, fe 7-d&cwts
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trss issssf,1n, ~ e go qbeAeMpe1eQIee
a l.ssi Qs1ssise isjssolv1 III G. sef
Sssvaee Sssa ena e. 10y Az: sss ssggs ~ ~
sssrtss - asosGsshs1 I6ese -. S..lpee1os
see aassAsss-ase elaj0s1 ~ JsnQ 9qQnv
81. hs Viz iassfsS sSs sss ss1 e is!.. = + ~
DuIensseo Casah, ~ M. 49, LIZ 49,
..s. sa. .ssss;s ~ ilss. !. sss;srsSsss -; -
and he slncs thsa sss:S - n ~ ~ ~
bis hill Of eale for h1r. NJ. Iv.e ~ e1ass1
snai vhsa % tne nent.ss wese arrssled, ~
- ~ sspns 81 ilnrir ais' MS, se1 sSas 49,
were regularly IN hey sefvtsr anA aoe "a lssSSL
Judge Crump. Mrs. y. - cvunsel, Alec aSsSssSS.
.ad 70 -s,ab'ish her fixhs o. Vssssssy i; - =
NvrmoA had hnd ~ enlsee1u otiy - GRSsin9 N.
s<sses psesent to eslablieh his rjaha, - =.
grOes were committcd ~ jnil. Tor sA9s-hbttlae
Breaking fss issdswutts.- An4Anqel MxeqoS
the owner Of one or mvFe hOfste aed eettA -
sss "se !. e e :. M,s sy
street, near 9tst Ear msnAhs nQse ~ Wetks
way has been driven over tiu1e aad Aenta ~
cartmen, who Ees sand nom the hIloss0A 11os
up and ssndored aiWUe1 UuFs hosposg@ x4o 49,
tie 1t Church HAL will he kAsd q heae lnot
Uftcer SSal hae taken ibis matter 10 ha4ds -
s".eAo' - = M " psf p ''s 70 ~ - -
e"". -
Aesp Ms rsaes.-. y ll.u.n Sa'ssvu aeg<".SSo
usIuo .1o MayoI yes'ssusy, 90 :" ~
c."s ~ VI using MIeS.en"9 :. .,9 "sr sOo. -.
suaSe 20 Au&usIns ~. nMtI Z sC1 49, evss
oeace apiFasea sna. oasinon nH1 70 eIavssE1e
no,e ~ g ~ Douu IoI Da,a. wnIen nS Rs nSu sa.s.
u I"a,eo ".ss nasa ns:.e - anu .s ~ ~
nv, "l.r poannx nt sses - csSss: ~ 49,.
pa.n t.s any svsais.ou ~, - 80 ~
'Ae "ee"seu ""s ncio " oss' ~ AeeP ''s9 -"
-~-,---- 80 ----.---s.
D,asess .. 81. 20 q .scss.rOus W. - sn%s
- .neu raas scol =, ssss tSss atSssss
M .u.e na.. M C.owos - IT ~ ~ =. ~ ss.ss-.
svcn'as 70 =" %sawh1 - a~ sn .s"s SssSs~
tresuclanss ~ ' vsu' ~. ~ ~ ~ ~, .Sy
gralnea WIN we ..ss ossI1:S ~ H. ~ 80 -
'1ie '' i"o'e'. ------------4------s lstss aas
Killing E;,ds at this season Of the year. and
esneci;,iiv nartrideee ought to be nrohibitrd
by every farmer who has ! coyey III B h deyds.
I'm ring the nast faii a Sast n umbeS ~ theop
and trappers. and the remaining ones oneht %
be allowed 10 remain in n nuiet u, III the fefurn
Of another season. f1 efaE2 IS 81
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surisr" "sms Of Art, and Portraits worth ~.
ssssy .,.. ."o keepiny. are the PHOTOGRAPHS of
~ Of! and water colnrs. exscused q the
AMtyoin. MAJ MAIN street .semaH Caxueryso.y pes and
aed "a copied and enlarged 70 tie sixe. IL d.
n eecs"ssa cts. " III oosesf y3tsg s1!ers. q
"'ie Of the art. Arhs executed - sss sasasss
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pearance. notwiihsiandine The fact thet lko
number Of VESSELS in port were comparatively
email. s'ssFH ~
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Fast Dyirisg 10 prohibited by IN Oy11uaoeo
of the city, aud yet tAeye y not ~ .hour n IT,
day that wagons and drsys may not ~ ssea,
road speed. Ssf = 7ssssi~fh siE@
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Killing Etrds at this season Of The year, and
by every farmer who has coyey In b II ntJds.
Du riag the past fall n vast ~ theoo
pretty game birds were destroyes4 hy hNptets
and trappeTs. and the remaining ones Qnsht -
be allowed TO remain In quiet until The return
Of another season. *s&i &73 @ajs& % @%
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Attempted Meendiarisn.--A daring attempt
was made to hre aud burn the resideDce Of Mr..
Alois Reck, corner of 6th and Marshsi a. treets,
On "Wednesday night last. At y late hour NIr.
r. heard his watch dog, then chained ia The
back yard. making great noise, AID on get
ting mp 70 ascertain the cause, found that soma
ono had prepared combnsstbis pile Of coal
but that the wind had blown the daraes from
the direction OF the weather. boarding. ard
thus prevented serious confsaxTAtion. he
Immediately exiting uished the burning pile, bus
NOT until noie had been mado thxtHsh the
porch noor. Had the house taken fire, - the
incendiary designed II 10 do, Mr.. Il. aud his
family might have psrished In the i1amee.
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Tie Picture ef Fenws-sO highly colnrIiment.
ed in many of the Northern papers, and now
on exhibition Ut Mechanics' 1nstisutsi Hall y
to be exhibited to-day until O'Clock =. Il,
for ladies only. C'nnOisseurs speak Of u - .
painting Of great merit.
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Dvn,risg to q C9ose.--Ou seaders shosid nos
let the week pass without paying The laAtes .
visit ia their fair room ai Mecnanics' 1est3.
tufe Hall. Crowds OF persona call tnsfo
frestmenas sSrved and all who 70 sssm hieAly
gratified with the taste displayed IN the AZ
rangement Of the articles and the attention Of
the ladies'. $st
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T4e tray TO get kica---at lAAat for short t1nD
lis 10 call OH Love, the wizard add yen lptl0-
Quist, now exhibiting at Mechanics' 1nstituto.
Hall, and let him change your dimes into dol.
iArs. His feass are all we'll executed and p3tno.
ing, and his ventriioqu quism frst rate. tsay
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'''"s 'o'.Es-rss ~: v x,.e
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-27
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Garden Jockey Club.
Hawthorn Course, Camden. $. C.
A r a recent meeting ofthe abnve Club the follow
n ing members were elected officers:
President
Col T.. ANcRUM.
Fce-Presidcnts
Jorrs McRaE, COL FRANK HAMPTON.
TTAc Dr. c. j. ~ SaASxos, Gen. P. ii. NELSON
Treasurer, Secretary
JAS l. vILEplGuE. S. D. SHANNON.
Stewarls
". A. AScRuM, Resident Ste,card.
JAMES CHEsSUT. Tnos E. SHANNON.
ALFRED BnEvARD. !onN LOVES
r. B JOHNSON. ZACH CkNTEf,
BRowN MANNING, II. ". DcSAUSsrRE.
,THs: Second Annual Meeting. nnh'r the control
of The Camden i ckey Club. will commence "n the
Second Wednesday in DECEMBER: NEXT, and con
lnue tor days.
FIRST UAY-we ednesday, December IatI,.-Ker.
shaw Stake for three year o!d., ':ile Heats. Slu0
Entrance half forfeit, 10 which the Club will add
$780, two or more stert.
SAME DAY-Jockcy Club Purse Sooo.-Tllrcc
Mile Heats.
SE, OND DAY-Thursday, December I3th.-
Camden Stake fortwo. yearolds one Mi'e Dash 500
Entrance af forfeit To which The Club will add Sl0O
il Two or more starl-t"carry 20 It's. &.
SAME pAY-jockey Club Purse S3oo.-Two
Nile Heats
THIRD DAY-Fridav, December l4th.-Wa,e'ce
S.,ke,l i, three year olds-2 Nh e iiea.-SlGo. n
trance Lalriorle To which the Clue wllladd S20O II
two or more start
II n Et,,1,. purse
-fieals-Lesl three in five :.,...:rr"t' =. -
FOURTH DAY Saturday, Deremher l5ih.-Ppr.
r.ar S:ake.-pos eiIlrantt-irer vi ull ages; three
Mile ielis Entrance S200-ialf firleli-;r"' which
the Club will add $3.50 or more iltwo or more star
Weighs and distance The same ny llse OF the So.
Car. ,liua Jockey Club.
The Cul, Stakes AMI the 'Puryear Stake to close ON
The hist OF May. 1860. t.,.:j} s1
Stables free of charge.
Entries TO be mnde to~'' .''' :. >"
SHANNON. Secretary,
Fell 28' ~l,amdru. -. Ci.
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Udolpho Wolfe,
rs. go, and 22 Beaver Street, New York.

WHOLESALE AGENTS.
I'D GRIEFF L co, New Orleans, La.
S.J.GJ J.IONES Mobile, Ala
HUNAICUTT & TAYLOR. Atlanta. GA :.
HAVILAND CH!CHESrER& CO., Augusta Ga
RAGLAND SBlRCH. Columbus, Gu.
ROWDRt 4 ANDERSON. Macon Ga.
HULCOMB& & co Savannah Ga.
II. FOLLIE. Charleston, S. c.
JaDuarv 10 5m
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Attention Cavalry.
The State, Of So. Carolina.
49,, sfsgesz, KetshsaW District. : t.,Tg

- Tn the Common Pleas.
TiSSrIrH S,MMOSS Who ii in tie custody Of The
StiShefiffrf Kershaw iistrici by virtue OF a'Wril
ofcapius Ad Satisiacieudu, ut TIE suit al "a'uei A.
PROCTOR having fled in my Office. Gnseher with a
schedule on oath ls4Estate and eiftcts) hs petit
sionta 4hc, Caureof C'n'mon Pleas. pra'lng mat 'e
may be admitted ebeneht niihe Acts os.ne He'.'
ernf Assembly. made f,r the reliel OF ins went debt.
ofs;:i, iso dered, that the SAID Samuel "A. PROCTOR
and all aller ,he creditors to whom the said Joseph
Simmons IS IN IN, wise il,d.L,ed te. and they are
hcreby summoned. ard hare u",ice. 10 appear be"re
the said Conr, at Camden, The first Monday after
tlieaearih Monday III ociaber next 10 shew cause
If any Ihsy have. why the prayer of the Petitions,
aforesaid should not be granted 80 5,
Office Of Commons Pleas, KersEaw District, March
18th. 1860. W: ely fbOkN,
March i3-ld - - - $. tfJ1.i.,. Clers.
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Y-DEsCRIPTIoN.-
1t consists oT II metal cylinder with ribs on the
inside. and an interior c, ,linrr Of w"ud, with :. s
There il a space "f from = TO inches between the
two cylinders the cra,k turns bhlh cylinders at the
same liz in opposite directions. ra: idly creating
suus forcing the water through the clothes, and ei
rectuay renewing the dirt The action Of the wafer
d,.- the work quickly, dsprnses entirely with rub.
bng, and thus saves ihe wear oi Clothes.
SULLIVAN HYATT Proprietms,
b4 Beekurn Street. New York.
SB-Slate and County Rights Tor sale, and pnr
ol,os, surrhed with Macnle' at wholesale on lib.
eral terms.
A Much ne is in operation by launiress daily, a,
u,,r SuIe>ro.,,u 439 Broadway. March 6-euw6m
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Stolen,

T1ROM the undersigned, on the 9th, March, on the
II Camden B'nnrll ). G. Rail Road! half stocked
Percussion RIFLE, with -qnare piece u" German
Silver on he Stock, with Screws through it, 'llreo
letters engraved rhereon-"ii. F. H'.rnther BADLY
executed There is all engraving o Buck als'i IN
the Gun, with brass-n ountcu taluw-boX aud Guard
liberal reward will b. paid for thedelivery u the
Gun. or IT'S deleHlou So that can get it
ca. IIAETSOE
March l2 Stnqouig, >. Y
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ORHER NO %. =.
yacAN. Y in the Office Of COLONEL "' the
N 5lh Regiment of Cavalry. 5. G ~, by the death
oI t'o,onrl rDW ARD Is. DAVIS an Election u
herel, ,r.red tn.lill the vacancr':t" be held on
SATURDAY. the Slst of Marcl':i'eSt' ine Mana
co,s ,nr NJ least une from eaelrplhce of Election,
wiII meet at the Regimenlml Parade Ground on the
Monday following. teing the I'd "t April eaua, the
vote. aid ,a srn f"rIhwitl', ia the lrig"der Cen
eraI. Il statement in wiring. signed by:all the Man
ayers Irese =, at the counting, Showing the result
Of The Election %
Lieut. Col. P O. Beubow is charged with the ex'
tension of this order. - ...; ;..r.
Sy order uf Gen THos NJ. BAkkR
Il. p.rERASER
F.b2l Brieadier Major.
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.

=
II mol Only relieves tie Guild fsoa, pain, bu' uvig.
,rtes ;he stomach aud bowels eorrects "cditr, und
gives lone and energy to The whole system. twill
s,n,,,,t ;ns,ap,,y relieve GRIPPING ia the BOWELS
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-27
Election Notice.
Council Chamber,

ORDERED, That the Recorder give notice
" through The Camden Journal. That there will
be an Election held at the Council Room on the fTsf
Jionday in april for an 1NTESDANF and FOUR
WARDENS, to constitute the Town Council Of Cam.
den ior one year:
Polls will be open from nine until twelve o'clock
a. H.. md from two to fve o'clock p. III.
James l. Vepigne, j. " P. McKagen and VIM.
M Billings were appointed Managers Of snid Elcc.
ton.
(Extract from tie Mnu,es)
X. WITRERSPOoN,
March l3 Recorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19
Later from Europe.

,.x YORK. June lI.-Thc steamship
,,an,monia from Southampton, has arrived.
pba brings London morning papers Of the
81, hut no later commercial news.
,dvices from Sicily announce that the
vaanol;tan army had capitulated to Carl
Ia, the articles Of which were signed OF
:'"ord the English war-steamer Hannibal,
tarrarn Gen Lansea and GarlbaIdi, and
.La Revolutionary Committee. They stlpu-
i,,a that the Neapolitan army, twenty tlious-
ana strong, should qult Palermo with all the
.,ncr, Of war, and embark with their arms
,l other munitions Of war on board the
%nanolitan squadron. The evacuation was
,,,!mmcnce on the 18th Of June.
terrible and desperate fight, i'll which
many women participated, had occurred
'~.,i,us to the capitalization at the Stradodi
r,laIo. between Garihaldi and the N"apoh-
Ems which resulted in the repuison and
a,ht Of the latter. and the immediate COM
,e,rar,ent OF a bumbarlmcnt from the
Neapotan squadron.
letter To the London Times saws, by the
terms of the capiJulati0n, the Aaapohtan
,rnons were to land either at Mcsslna or Ma
,Ias without moIeStution. The cessation OF
,ba carnage at Palermo is due 10 the inter
,.,o,ion Of the English and French Adnirals.
Palermo had suffered severely from the
]nnh,rdment, and the loss Of life bad been
very great OIL both sides.
The above news rcacned Paris, jane ID,
and was fully confirmed by other dispatches
received the next day.
The London Times says that GnrabaIdl Is
now master Of Palermo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


Farther Polxr, June l7.-Ihc steamship
Bohemian from Liverpool on the 9th VIA
Londonderry OH the Tth, passed here TINS
evening, and was boarded by the news boat
of the Associated Press.
The reported poStpomement Of the d"iar-
turo of the Great Eastern 10 the sd inst, Is
fully confirmed.
Later SiciIian dispatches Indicate thAt the
reported capitulatjon Of Palermo is partially
incorrect. Adviccs from Naples state that
the King had refused the conditions OF The
caoitulation, and hostiiitics were to he recon-
lnenCei 1T noon.
Tie Neapolitan General had gone over 10
the revolutionists.
\ later dispatch dated at Palermo on the
evening of the Sd, announces that the bonn
bardmcnt WAS not renewed, and that the arm
;stice WA. continued Garihald was still
master Of the town. bat the + eupolianS heio
rb. forts. The terms Of the caplt"i"tion
were not carried out, but negotiations were
continued.
letters from the French squadron say that
,he armistice is to continue to the 9TH, and
that Ga,ibaldi for want Of ammuntIon WAS
forced to Grant the armistice.
CoyuEgClAL-Salcs OF Cotton for three days
1000 bales. the market closing very dull ANA
quotations for inferior qualities were barely
maintained anu prices very irregular. Flour and
Wheat had an advancing tendency but Corn c'o~
<el very dull. Provisions were quiet Co"S"'S
sitGLQJ.