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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-22
NOTICE.

E'O HIRE. ON TIE FIRST MONDAY IN JAM
4 UAR1, TW ELVK LIKELY FELLOWS. accus.
toned to both field and turrcnt:nc
MS-N"tes with approved securities H;rcr to
furnish each two suits Of clothes one pair of shoes
and pay doctors bill, z. CANTEY,
Dec I'D Agent for Nus. g. T. Csntey
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Mr. and the Misses Sloman

WILL GIVE a GRAND VOCAL AND I:;STRU-
MENTAL ENTERTAINMENT i'll Camden on II ON
DAY EVENING. December 26.
Full particulars s ivcn in future advertisement,
December 22-tt
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Estate Sale.

Rf PERMISSION OF TIE COURT OF ORDIN9
- AIRY Ter Ks-saw District + will coli Zqsssfie
Plantation Of Col. William a. hncrnm. decd on Ff.,
day both December. inst the Stock. Provisions Tool
and Utensils Of said Plantation consisting in part Of
twelve Mules Mare and Colt about thirty head of
fine Cattle ninety lead OF Sheen lot Of Hogs Corn
Fodder, Peas, dc, DC, with Wagons, Plows IIoc2
&c.
Terms made known Mt sale
j. D. KIRKPATRICK
dec 9-2aw.tt Admr.
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Notice..

4 IL PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
L v tho Commissary Department for II DIES will come
forward and receive them. am prepared 10 set
tie all claims. Apply to
j. +. SUTHERLAND
Gee l-3td::'w. Snpt. q. S., at Magazine Hill
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CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY EEossNHNG Ds:d,. 22

CONFEDERATE CONGRESS RICHMOND Dec 2O-The
Senate in secret session. The House passed bill for
the se4ostration Of the property Of pesons fleeing from
the Conc'cracy to escape military scrvcc-ycas 4G :;
uays 34 The currency bill was further discussed until
adjournment.
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Senate in secret session. The House passed bill for
tic se4ostration Of the property Of pesons fleeing from
the Contc''cracy to escape military scrvcc-ycas 4G
uays 34 The currency bill was further discussed until
adjournment.
YANKEE FLEET ASSEMBLING OFF WILMlNGrON-
R1cHMoNr, Dec 20.-An official elespatcl, from Will
mngton. da,el 10 n says tho advance Of tic enc.
inys fleet arrived olths port durn. last night Over
thirty steamers assembling and more arc fol-
lowing.
" --->.--- --.-,->- .------
The late Major General PATRICK CLEBURNE was born
Ballineco4; in Ireland and the son ola physician
the age offourtccLh he enlisted in the list regimen,
Of English inG'ntry, and served three years as rri
vatc. Purchasing his discharge at the end of this time
he removed to America ard Settled in the State o. Ar
kansas and conmcnccd tho study anil practice OF law
at Helena.
Er. and the Misses SLoMAN are in town. and intend
giving Concert on Monday evening In these times
hearty angh is worth having, and the great attain.
mcnts Of The Misses SLoMAN will insure them a full
roor Such combination of talent is seldom witness
ell aud large attendance will doubt bo the re-
suit
FoRr Misunderstanding Courier of ycste day says:
IN alnding, in the Cou:ier ofSaturlay to the fall Of
this work, we sta1cd, rumor, that seven hundred
OF our troops were cap urcd along with it, We are
happy to be able to this erroneous statement
We learn from officer since that the garrison con.
sisted Of parts of three Companies and numbered all
told, hut l5O men.
IL Correction of another that has o:ln,l lis
way into the newspapers, we would state that Fo,t
Nc. .\ls'er and Genesis Point are one and the samo
place. the forp'er having been built on the latter, which
is ti'c extreme Of mainland the South bank of the
Great Ogccchce
From SAvANNAH-The Courier Of yesterday SAYS :
k"norS we're re in the city yesterday of the cv:c,,a-
ton "l - vaInah, Tut such information up to late
our last evening, had been received at ,ead ,,rters
Gen SHERMAN. it was stat d. on Sunday sent in a flag
OF truce demanding the surrender of the city or in case
OF refusal he wouki open his batteries upon it, The
demand was promptly refused by General HARpEE
and reasonable time required for the REMOVAL of non
combatants At last accounts families were leaving
MS rapidly as possible. Tho enemys battery at Tuin.
ny continues to shell the rail road and the passing
trains.
On Monday night several of the enamy's barges
went mp C"mbahee river as far Chapmans Ford, on
rcconnotcring tour. After spending sometime in
the ncighhorhood Of Combahce and Ashepoo thew rc
turned. They were chased some distance and fired
upon but managed to make. good their retreat Dis
patches from along the line of ra road received last
evening report all quiet
-------~>--~~-,>.-.-~-l--
READING ALoUD.-Thcrc is no treat so
Great ae to hear good reading of any kind.
Not one gentleman or lady in hundred can
read SO as to please the car and send tha cords
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YANKEE FLEET ASSEMBLING OFF WILMINGTON-
RlcHMoSr, Dec 20.-An official despatch from Will
mingon a'el 10 m., says tho advance Of tic enc.
lnys fleet arrived ofts port during last night Over
thirty steamers are assembling and more arc fol-
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-29

! 5OtIpttat in BET @ef&dfsils susa a,.S 81
'Vb trdltt6t IN bte MbatadjIsna BON WttluHen.
potteen Setets isfcrt nns 81 zen btsssR.a eebtns aaees
snS9saMI3u or tae&LpTa. 10 m9dbGf
"a .n-n Nbctp9 &HgltE, Hasa.
@s~ pftee NE. Is Ssccnefsdse;S Stee nItt
fC Der Rsa-Dffce. "A -
ss- Die 55. s: s. - ner unb Sr. RIet en-.
q y ner fno autRrsfrt, Npplitnttcntn fur pbtee SeItu-
DAFT enteeeentunebnen. -r.gD -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

VX1HEREAS, on the goht day Of March, 4.
wv u. 1851, Patrick McMullen, and
Many McMuIlcp, his wife, executed unto
Austin Corbin ne Trustee, ertain decd Of trnst,
conveying to said trustee the land 10 Clinton
county. Iowa, described as follows. to wit. The
eeet half al she southeast quarter Of seetioo No
tventv-one (7l,) in township No. sighty-tvo
(s7 north 81 range No. four 90 east 81 18th p.
NJ. which ssid conveyance was esds ~ ths sejd
McMullea and wife, for the psrE0ss Of sseartsg
tho pay n,en. sf certain promissOIy notes and u
interese thereon. signed BY ssii Patrick NshaI.
lss, dated the Both day Of hsrehs = y, 1871. scs
paysbls as follows: Five for. aheen dollars each.
due IA six, twelve. eighteen, twenty-focf snd
thirty noutbs from date, and one tor tofss heod-
red eod fifteen dollars. due in three years from
dafe. % the order Of George ,. Y. Dow, al with
erchas~e "a New York, and with ton per cent. In.
tsrest after dHe.
And now. said thirty months note having bo-
some due and payable. and the said Patrick
McMullen having failed - Psy shs :sns
i Austin Corbin, Trustee NJ aforcsaids DO
h.rsbv rive this public notice. that BY
vr, No AZ The power hich 10 IN me vestsd ~ sAts
49, n trnst. will, % Saturday. ~ lssa ~
~ Wssrh. a. d. 1854, q the hoaf u e,cleek
= sAe forenoon u aid day, q The Cosfs boass
Iaor. IN ne city d DevsePssss cspese
snd OTTER for sale, st public aseeions fce eashs she
cerCel Of land above described, ~ = osen
Sheres( - shall b sscensfy % ssseey - -
shs amount dup on said notse 80 e beec4ei
y ~.shss Eith iii thS6oDeeAnd sxpsuoe tAtSso-
iss 49, ~, sssss = III asti1e saa zsaass's
s. S;;.;,.s.lsss.A y'1r1ysss ~ ,ssa', !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

TIE Dubuque Times says that q
young woman arrived in that city,
from some place not known, bringing
with her an infant, which, it was fair to
suppose, she became possessed of in the
usual way, but after remaining about
two weeks, requested lady, where che
was stopping, to take charge of the
youngster while she could 60 out and do
little shopping. The mother, mean
time, took the cars, and has not been
heard from since.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
Complicated Chronic CONSTANTS

The Dociv practice IL fou1deV o. truth OF
seventeen yesrs standing, and diGeu fton al 9th.
ers No tnfipg with hunan existence, or SAC
rifcing life by exptfiinenh The Doctor knows
upon examination the cause Of the disease. and
the remedy needed 10 remove 10 : mot " guessing
but by know ledge analyses the disesse and the
medicine none but vegetable sub tances used
all mineral and poisonous medicines discarded.
The ector has discovered nanny rem.dies in his
travels in south America, California add other
countries, hich be lnds Of general uu.iiy in the
healing art. IL Is TO be hoped that invsIsds who
have tried doctors and aiyert,sed medicines uI-
ii worn out aud discouraged, viii desIair not Of
. cure until they have given Dr., w - nsdcsc
and magnetic operations o trial. Dufing his
travels IL a1s been the t~sa~s'~..s q. = :.
hands, Of restoring " health a. ltvixef thousand
who were On tbs verge u the grave. and arc nov
living monuments Of his skill and succe,sful tye,t
neni, aud ate Dolly exclsimipg, ..lssssssd be the
day when frat we saw and peft.ok Of the AnaIv
tic and Magnetic Doctors treatment satisfao-
tory reference will Le cheerfuliy given when ,e-
CURED. Ihc Doctor gill pledge his reputation
and staae his all TO make permanent cures in ali
cases be undertakes. his mode of examinat,on
!: with the Eye, sud BY IN AIAlytical process Of
the ~astersateffai of tie b d.. = Hs thereto ore
asks no questions, nor requires inyalids to az
PLATA symptoms, telling the cauee spd the toA-
ton Of the diesease with perfect certainty
H w, DR. w s0naULL abso!o teIv aive,t,..
es nothing bat what he hes the ability to pro-
form. II; forms Of female difficulties attended
With the hapgisatgasultf. lDyaiids vke cesnst
oonslit the Doctor in roisG1, by giving u state
nsDe Of their cas9a Wall be lAttsndea to pronrt-
", ana medicine forwarded IS sxsress vksn ss-
quifed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
THE GREAT SECRET.


1t is admitted by all physicians that the grand
secret Of health and long life lies in keeping the
blood and various Aaids of the body in high de-
gree of auidity. When you feel continued pain
in the head or bowels, or any other parts Of the
body, you can prevent serious sickness BY taking
Brandreth's Pills.
Bleeding may give momsntary ssse, because the
blood left will have more room. But ~ the body
Is made from tho blood and sustained By the
blood to waste eur blood Is to waste our life, and
ruin our constitution But Brandreth's Pills re-
lieve the circulation as readily ~ bleeding by on
~ taking away what it csn we'll spare, and THEY
HEvEs HURT.
Mrs Hooper. Of Barnstsble, Mass, was cured OF
st. Vitus Dance, General Debility and Costive.
ness of many years standing by Brandreth's Pills
The case atlength i. published in the Pamphlets
Sold BY e. s. Ballori ). Davenport, Iowa, and BY
| all respectable dealers in medicines. fbl -dA~3H