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RUPTUIsES

X RADICALLY cUREDl . o.
Letter from Dr. w 7. Mills Editor of the vieks0urg
vlckspuno, Miss, May s, 1860.
Hernia ckH be Cured Without Need Knifel
Mr. Eii'oI deem due to those afflicted with this terrible
and and pn n g 2Ge ys of S @ kf d ' ben aed wh the
the Of three yea The by GS0nsed xan %h Gn3s G 3
prononnced HIS hopeless As there dIiGrece 0,
% qq @ eon sR s Se cf of ""d ere 5' h
Nsw oSa and oSnea a ao G Pat'H Ts Sf 1 Dr I 1 cSo Sag
Mixture about three months the boy ws entirely re-
For the st years he has been busy the plantation do
ing ali work Of fl hand rolling bass etc. without 'ne
those have this disc"se and for EFa%G @ to Dr. Shor-
Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous to the
Above, in reference to the same boy
IssAQuEHA Co, Miss May = 1857.
J % The t boy Gcogc perfectly cured Of the rupture
much work rs any man. ". Mll-i'9' d' H.
Letter from D' scnns cGs IN IN the he stc St of Of Mspp '
yIcEsBURG, Miss March 90 $50
Dr. Shernan-Dear send the boy Ben ba k to be
cannot egnd to hin @ rT0pey ana 6esaSs n or mot & H
right you HIM. Please me by the re-
turn u '''' p''' TI0s J. HARPER, M. D.
This letter was slave boy about II years
old who was rpturcd both sides and who subsequently
VlCKSRURG, Miss. May I, 1860.
| DR.. Sherman New Orleans "
Dear SirI you James 10 apply to him suitable
Truss. He has only been rupted ashort time we can obtain
At eye drug store Trses In them however hHye m We G"I INIT MT
TEOS. j. HARPER, NJ, D.
DR.. BELDEN's OPINION.
| NEW ORLEANS, Jan 6, 1859.
Samuel Davis, Esq,
Dear Sir-It is that Dr. Shermans Truss applied by
him. will give relief eectuay than any other have
tried entire satisfaction several cured
by of and the mixture. recommend get
DR.. Sherman himself applies much depends
upon the fitting. R. BELDEN NJ. d.
H3-DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs rupnred persons
or having ruptued slaves that he the city
and may found at his Office No, lost. CHI ARIES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and ali rupture
by the application his PATENT SILVER TRUSS Gu R
| ATIVE MIXTURE. my6 ly&W
w S. CHANDELIER,
HS~ OFFICE and RESIDENCE,
13S CgrondSIet street,
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TIE Pressure IN CINclNNATI-We saw letter
Yesterday, written by a gentleman IN Clhclnnat 10
another in this city, which gives rather different
impression in regard to matters there than the
press of that city. The writer was the captain OF
a company which had followed the example set b; BY
Instead Of starving out the South" they begin to
fear that they will be starved out themselves,
People who are Union in sentiment, but against
coercion, are beginning to talk little, and the n,
kiMls Is nearly suspended. memphis Avalanche.
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OagRAGE on NEUFR4ALIrY.--Bt NAV not be gen.
orally known that when the Niagara was on her
way to hockade the port Of Mobile, she stopped
Il at the port OF Havana. There she found two
Confedesacy flying. MoFAeon, captain of the Mia
CARA, 81 once dspatche Lieutenant Potter, in
launch Allied with arm ed men, to board these ves-
sels, which lay nnder the guns of neutral power:
| Potter boarded one of the vessels and demanded
that the Confe6erac. flag be at once hauled down.
The captain hatly refused. Potter then drew a
revolver from MS belt, and called his crew from
the launch with the order" Boys, come here and
haul this flag, down!n The armed crew of the
launch instantly swarmed the deOk Of the vessel,
when the captain, having no resource, hauled down
the stars and bars of the South. The other vessel
vas also compelled TO haul down our flag Les
Mcheol be remembered, and let us show our
poWr,r that he may remember US. Let ms natea e4
ship be driven from our waters, or sunk peneatn
trust, will do one thing or the other. ,,,r.ts,r
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FROM RIcuMoND.-From the Richmond CORES
pondence Of the Petersburg Express we tako the
following interesting items:
A gentlemen just arrived from Yorktown reports
quite successful feat accomplished by three of
our scouts. They encountered nine of Buffers
scouts and knowing thatin contest with the odds
of three to one, they would stand but poor chances
of success resorted to ruse which proved highly
successful. Instead of rushing upon the Yankees
they retreated and drew the enemys fire, and then
suddenly turned about and gave battle. One of
the mercenaries was instantly killed, two were
taken prisoners and the other six made good their
escape by taking to their heels. Two of our men
were experienced warriors, and have seen service
before.
One of the beautiful vvandieres, who accom-
panied the Washington Artillery, and Lieutenant
of the company, were united in marriage to-day
Under the laws OF Virginia, they could not accom-
plish their object here. but it did not ia Ike them
long to reach Weldon, N. G., where the knot
which binds two willing hearts, was speedily
tied.
A transport confined in the Penteniary, but
who has been employed for several days past or
the forications near the city, made his escape
Yesterday. This morning, at early dawn, he made
his appearance at the prison gate, and gave INN
self NJ. When asked why he did not run OIL, ht
replied that he was afraid of falling into the hand:
of the Yankees Sensible negro
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ELECTION FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, FREs1p ESr
AND VICEPRESIDENT.-We have had occasion re-
Gently to look to the law passed at thea1tr ses-
sion of our Congress for the election Of me- mbers
of Congress and President and Vice PrasideI It, We
find that the act providing for the peHna lent Or
ganzation of the Government requiGas th at in all
those States in which provision las b zen made
for the election of members of Consfass under the
new Constitution election shall ne In ED on the
first Wednesday in NoVembery next ,ai which time
the election of electors. for President and Vice
President shall also be held. TAa el ctors are re-
quired to meet in their respective States on the
first Wednesday in December-tiaeNe lfter, and pro-
ceed to cast their votes foLE trasS dent and Vice
President.
The members Who may, be. e lected and the
Senators to be chosen by tls Stt s shall assemble
at the seat of itovernm sut OF the Confederate
States on the 18th day of FelrT lry 1862, and pro-
ceed respectively to- the aIeofIs Of Speaker of the
House and President CT the. ,enate On the 29th
day Of February, the FEasdeg It of the Senate shall
open the certificates me Voh $ shall then be count
ed, and the President uangv rated on the 22d day
of February, 1862 Alaf'af IA having no law con-
trarening the act of Con gress, the election for
membe.e Of Congress will take plaee in this State
the first Wednesday in November next.
| [MoIkpromery Advertiser.
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! The say Old Abs is 80 pleased at the fix he has
got US all in, that he is constantly smiling.
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SN S. CHANDAEE&,
w NTIsT,
RE~ CFFICE and RESJ DENCE,
l3S CgrondSIet street,
dasIykW conner Of Lafayette.
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IiEABQraETGH CEE3CEST BLCEs,
Corner Camp Nud NaEchrastr Is,
NnU OIcaHs. june l3. 1851.
Al COMPANY A-Y0U ARE HEKEBY ORDERED
II 70 arp,Hr in lL uiIyTn the Annoy SATuRDA'
N EVEN Nc. 18th Itt At ~ O'Clock.
LIZ BY order JOHN KNIGHT, 1t. Cong.
JpHH iIAwS, Orderly Sergeant
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rS 1 d '115 y A3 %1 5Ga' 2 5
" o,eI H. G%r'o oIi'oH K Teos 9n NoNDAY i'm inst
N sC}ANDINAvIAMs.. A1rENrr2,X:-A MEET
; @S% G%.. e" :" @ o,P5 e.: Sos S@rS2 Of o so S
'jc"a'Iy rrq"e,;sd Z n';e"l .-----.- ~ .. ieI5 H
, ry,,,,.~ 80. -, ,.. w
e Sr, tsi't y ~ HuA Lti1s, 5 d
fIr cisy are reqpeetsa . attend he helI at
iN IN, 5d tas at O cIo"; + elrd h.rvery 1q"rober
oI VIZ e =, D'v d NE a?' importance will come
yea : -21IH = Ll-IL AN S@--y.
l. vt;. vCnNFEEDL1ltA1E IN GUhRDs, coMrAAhY G.
VI rCTSDA =, T. TnGdsDlY and T&TCEl14[ at O'Clock
NJ % G"in9 " FaoctsI f ' il @ eqarea So street
~ , BY order: Jp5 ELLISON, Captain.
~ .-,n-- WI. .-,---.
VI FEW MORE MEN. oop1y Of S. viii Ge given to
IL every one Joining Sd Company AIS? their board and lode
a'sy draw y r%o Ary to No No. Il i sTee
J2!a II WI: COOLEY. c.g1.n:-
Corner Na,sDsIa%i Ha3o .iTss'*I I',,.''
d are e>pectiuy Isaner . a; to
ri a. e'GDtt Tor IpMFANI B, on HATtADAf EVENING,
- -: l5ads%S viii Is 5e furnished Iata a, Ago2ry
NJ BanyEf7 S Sec! sscgrary '' N->''''' '' ''" =
nEz1-~--7-ns cnz.cnsr 1,trfs. ,
Il COMPANY A-yoc y" 1RE 'l:f HEEa2Y 35Ss 61R6HRE
n EyEEiy @ 5, i5''t I at X '5 or3cE OIL '
IL BY order, 1"HN KNIGHT, It. Cong.
'''' '''''' 0'4S''! ~ oc-s -0--
corulr HEA5%, aTo M5E,s a5 s,c5lz ,fiS9,s LrF
co!rAEf M ,S n1oS HH% "Sg5Sf . s249HBz2 2T92HBBz
III F-' '''f ~" d2n 'h'' Al ~ !" E!oon,v,.>, ,
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H3-DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs rupnred persons,
or those having rpred slaves that he the city,
and may found his Office No 0ST CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and ali of rupture
by the application Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
ATIYE MIXTURE. my6 ly&W
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, sBN Merchants, Lodge No. AZ, /. q. o. F.
&e+t. a!e.y MONDAY ETE&i%tt NJ o'clock Room No
= Dit Fei0w5' Hall Officers for She eI-rrg term-H VI.
sI9c 3ln y o.; Vim. Il. T.. k2 Y. G., John Rawle, Rec
bts "-A H. Iindo PEI Sec. Frnncis Ra"le, Treasurer.
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HEADqI'AETEIs CRESCENT BLuEs. }
Corner Nachcz and tarnp streets.
-.--..- New ''rlean,, June l3, 1861.
y HONORARY MEMBERS, NQTI +; YOE
ma respectfully rGu1e-trI tn appear IN AInOry,
ri an escOtt tor COMPANY 3, on SATURDAY EVENING,
III 18Th inst, al ~ D'clock
4zs-Badgra viii be furnished a: Tn" traory.
by order: JOHN KNIGHT. Ii. Com'2
N BAnSETT, Secretary.
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NUMBER 8S.

TeLecRApHeo TO THE NE" ORLEANS CRESCENT
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EE,D9uA AkTENs rrESrILLE RIFLES, toMrA%T B, !
Corner Eiyaihn Fields and tireAimru Streets, /
New Orleans jung !. lNil.
q THE R1Il.DF YEiIs COMPANY Is NOW
III Hose who wishing to !mmdj'rly into ac-
VI Apply III" rendcZvCuS iroaI 4. NJ 70
Ii =. ". tenberS fully e'nmed at ;e expense OF tie
{.
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WHITE SULPHUR NEATEitt-
Il F rom the White Sulphur Springs,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
BOTTIEB AT THE SPRINGS.
This Company have made great Improvements IN botng the
perfect rs when taken from lis
source. For sale by the Agents ..z., ,o
a6 fmkW No 81 Gravier street
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D A. FAHNEsTOCk's vERuFUGE

h.
This safe only eeca remedy for has been
extensively used by regular praccng physicians than pro
preary medicine which has made its appearance in the
United States.
II used with freedom and confidence by gentle
men attained in the medical profession in
ali the Middle Western and Southern States.
The great Of It's popularity is the fact that nothing ha
vet discovered which be substituted in its place. ana
that il may be all without fears TO the
en Its perfect safety recommends it to parent If
worms secreed within the system it will speedily eNpe
them without fail. =, .,.-,- - .
chner hCud guard and LOOK we'll to the Initials
Verrnffnge and no other a23 lm4W
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Samuel Davis, Esq.
Dear Sir-It that DR. She mans Truss applied by
him. will give relief eectualy than any other have
seen my satisfaction raj cured
by of it and the mixture you
DIR. Sherman himself applies muCh depends
upon the fitting. R. BELDEN, NJ. d.
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QartitnIar SlOtnes.

New Nrl"Wis, May 81 1861.
, aB-At meeting of THE Soard of Directors
o. ''s btaF on the 25tNlne lEWI5 BERNARD elected
!'nn'eE vice e. A r. RONnEAr, resigned.
ltt Il j. NJ hAPENRE, President.
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"A ADICALLY CUREDl y "
Letter from Dr. W. T. Mills to the Editor Of the VieksOurg
Daily sun.
VICKSDUrG, Miss, May s, 1860

Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous to ht
Above, in reference to the same boy.
IssAQuESA Co., Miss, May . 1857.
Dr.. Sherman New Orleans:
Dem Sir-The boy George perfectly cured Of the rupture
he one king Deer Creek, and can do h
much work any man. W. 1. Mll4l'9' I' H.
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-''P'- A. 4, PETCHAUD, Ap1thecary,
81 RCyAl street, New Orleans
T1 above Bltters are found also in the principal Grocer
,Fo,4r,r, CaTertCafsN Ho.rla, Clubs. etc MI tiJ
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M l0T tNDy WTI1TUI 10 atIoll UlUIUg Di.I-, everv
vi TUESDAY, THtESDAY and SATURDAY II i 0'rloC k
Iii T. NJ n 1hr Arrurr, cotTcr Of Camp and North street
MJes4G bujlGnps Fuucllal ntrDH;Lrr d reaur,tc1
BY order, JOS. ELLISON, Captain.
IN. fESChY, y & jclj ~.
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! ISEf2ANCIS'S FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFYINGi i -INvIGORATINGl-R i CIRCULATING

For Dro4rc'uc Bloomng Coape1on Erect and qr"cga5
Crriae G the Body Cheerful Disposition, RemHyng k!ocNeS
sE1 Erupti31R From the Face, Curing Low spirits or MEla;
cuo.y Dfztt Pa!Ptto1 OF the heart Aa ID n NE
@ iced ~ Suppressed, Painful Irregular MH4struhi'on 70
Which the Female Sex Ia subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for the purpooc oi bringing on 81
rey y lie Monthly Periods of Women, which does IEef
aT md a circumstances. Lsfrancka FeTao %9rci s!72
1T 10 be the Female 1nvigoraor ana beAH utr Know"
II has been fny tested in Mobile and proves to be equal &c
al /, has been represented ,...-.. -. ,ya-;,,. -
recently Neen Of Debility and Low spirits eoru3fB o.
loss OF mind through apathy inacton Of the WOMB F tt
no Of Tjsfrack's Fcma Cori after ell other reeaes hat
frd this organ excited to healthy nction, and she WA
lco more restored health hnppneas and the society OF ue
fs7i'T and friends. . ,.,,.o "
Numerous equally surprising of the most desperate 70
eie cases of disease have become known to the proprieor5
r. LlIN WRl4Hr L Co Now Orleans TAh
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08
MArR1MoxY.-In peace or war, in days of

MArR1MoNY.-In peace or war, in days of
plenty or panic; whether bacon is 72 or 25 cts.
pound, and boots IS or SIG pair; no matter
what is the price of calico or fine linin, or the
expense ofhouse rent, the young people will
continue to form alhences matrimonial, and
take upon their inexperienced shoulders the
responsibilities ofweddcd life. glove rules the
court, the camp, the grove" and though we
have been for months engaged in war for
freedom, we still witness the spectacle of men
and maidens mcekly submitting to be bound
with cords, which, though silkcD, are not cas-
ily severed. The clerks register shows that
eighteen marriage lcenss have been issued
in this City during the mfnth of October, which
we suppose, is equal to 'hc average of previous
years.-Richmond Degatch.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08
The aevy Orles Navy.

New Orleai it seems, pairing of help
from the Conl crate Govesnt, is about to
oct ready a nA on her oook. The DEL
ia saws: A pect is in temptation, by
some of her wlthiest anost public-spirit-
ed citizens, fobuilding let of iron-clad
steamships ONE latest most approved
model, to bescd cxclur in defending
New Orleans ID rclieving the blockade.
The project aonceived, brilliant one,
and has, besid the subst merit of being
entirely practble. 1t isosed to effect a
subscription 90, 100000 with that sum
construct tentcamshipshe class indi-
Gated, here anew Orlean in the Missis-
sippi river, Unlocking an'building facili-
ties are unspassed any, in the world.
1t is contemtted after ng the steam
ships, TO ten them to tnfedcrate Gov
ernmcnt for :, war, withcondition that
they shall Employed mouth of the
MississippiS.r or in thchboring waters
of the Gul New Orlcanch, it is osti.
mated, lose ,alf a millior by the block
adc, would,e repaid fiyehe cost of the
fleet in less I'm months was brought
into scrvicei
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08

CS" Eight dollars perntm ior"ery aooitional
square.
BUSINESS, and PRoFEss Al CIRDS EIGHT DOLLARS
o.voor All advertisements les than three months
Cssu the number az crtios is not specified in
,Oriting advertisements ~ co''uea %" o'oe'e" on"
and charged accordingW -.
Announcing CANDIDA Mresaonms' ftce Ooto'S
over that time, the usual IS WIDE ci,arseo.
No advertisement. ho,cr smn, will be considered
loss Than a square: and nsientates charged on all
for n less time than thre onth$
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08

From the twenty-frst of April till now, says
the Richmond Examiner, the navy-yard at
Gosport has supplied with proper armaments
of artillery the Notifications Of nearly the
whole South, and perfected number Of in
ventions in ordnance-among them the i'm
provemcnts of the range of cannon already
cast, which has been lately patented by our
Government.
Nor has the naval service been lacking in
gallant deeds during the war. The attack Of
the little ordnance boat Harmony upon the
RACED frigatc (now sloopof-war) Savannah, off
Newport News, will be, or should be, remem-
bercd as one of the most daring and gallant
incidents of the war. The report of this af-
fair, we learn, was sens to the Secretary of the
Navy, with complimentary comments by the
commander of the navy-yard.
Again, we have another exploit in the cap
ture of the Fanny by Commodore Lynch, with
two steamers armed con,,nc IL .faut, no matter
how. The expedition, too, against the Indiana
Regiment at Hatteras was participated in by
our navy, to which proper credit in the affair
has not been Justly ascribed. We are assured
that the expedition was suggested to Cor,mo-
dore Lynch, and carried out by means of his
little fleet, he beng senior officer in command.
Lastly, the gallant action of Com Hollins
and his "mosquito fleet" at the mouths of the
Missppi, entities our navy to that honorable
and grateful recognition of its services, which
has been too much omitted by the Govern
mcnt itself in Withholding official reports as
well as by the press in the popular records Of
the war.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08
LINES ON TluEATpF WILLIE.

We heard the lid of:colhn csc,
With sound thai arewelbaid
And drear and SADIE theHsughts that rose
AS the pall was ohee laid
We shed no tear. b ur spiri bowed
Like bush WHEELED by,alc;
Oh, thou laidst as ly withiny shroud
AS flower with vale.
We heard the mur, Of voicehsn,
And they SCENE say, Is gonc.;;"
And sadly we were mornirwhen
They bore thy q onl
And though we Y thou ar'est a"o'e-
And thy DEATH heavei birth
Vet we mourn tn IS of thyildish love,
Which smiled Sur home earth.
,O,r d,vs are buf, and we med the world
Had more Of below;
But grief its ba hath nowfurled
To float DER frid of vol
Yet is it not bet by far, to
Tn tbe dawn .fes first Ii
And dwell will, hosts of als on high,
Than to live Sorrows nj?
And when we in the yard grave,
Then we thb bwhen we arad,
The flowers aFass DER us wavc
AS they do F'e thy head
Give us the blou hast In 'omo'
And sweet fl our stumble;
For we knowt out of its ling gloom
We should've to be cheeoy thee.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08

The Governor of Louisiana has issued pro-
camation cxcmpting all officers, clerks and en-
ployecs of the Confederate States, and of that
State, of telegraph Offices, of manufactures,
dock yards and foundrics, actually engaged in
works for the State and Confederate Govern
mcnt, from the performance OF military duty.
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by the President.

Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God, the
Sovereign Disposcr Of events, to protect and
defend the Confederate States hitherto, in
their conflict with their enemies, and to be
unto them shield;
And, whereas, with grateful thanks we re-
cognize His hand and acknowledge that not
unto us, but unto Him bclongeth the victory {;
and in humble dependence upon His Almighty
strength, and trusting in the business of our
cause, we appeal to Him, that lie may set at
naught the efforts of our enemies, and put
them to confusion and shame:
Now, therefore, I, Jefferson Davis, President
of tho Confederate States, in view of the i'm
pending conflict, do hereby set apart Friday,
the l 5th day of November, as day of fasting,
humiliation and prayer; and l do hereby in
vitc the Rev. Clergy and the people of these
Confederate States, to repair on that day to
their usual places of public worship and to
mploro the blessing of Almighty God upon
our arms; that he may give us victory over
our enemies; preserve our homes and affairs
from pollution, and secure to us the rcstora-
ton of peace and prosperity.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
Confederate States, at Richmond, this thirty
first day of October, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-onc.
JEFFERSON DAVIS. IL. ST.
BY the President:
r. M. HUNTER, Secretary of State.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08

An exchange says t,at down in New Or
leans it requires three persons to start busi-
ness firm: one to dc with the yellow fever,
one to get killed ina duel, and the third to
wind ur the partnership business.