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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-27
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MY BUSINESS HERE FrEE VIII sBE COM
Quoted strictly the cssl Ssten. !, . ~
All orders must positively Be accompanied With the
Those indebted to me will please eeme iaswsrl apd
pay up. VIM. McKA1N. .~:,
Ju'y7- ,:. s. a., g.!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. ED17on: You will plensc. a.nuunoe the fol.
lowing gentleman ns candidates for projections to the
House Of Representatives,, from kcrslnw District as
tho ensuing election 10 Oetobcr.. and oblige their
frends: -@ "
Major J. NJ. DrSAbssUHEs
Capt D. D. PERRY, =.
Mr. EDlron: Az tie timo is approaching when tho
people of KorsIaw District, will havo to select those
who will represent them in tho ensuing Legislature
respectfully recommend the following gehtlomen
us q candidates
Fur Senator.
Maj. \. II. BOYKTN
F'r Representatives,. q
Maj J. II. DESA CSSUEE,
Capt. ". T. LEITEER.
1'v inserting the above, You will obligc
april II: MANY VOTERS:
Eor Representative. ga.
The friends of Capt W. T.. DEPAss, announce him
caulntc for Representative to the Suuth Carolina
Legislature, nt tho next October election.
July l
For Representative.
We aut', rixad 10 announce Col. A. y. GOOD
WYN, as candidate for the Legislature ~ the
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Wheat MILL

r AN NOW PREPARED TO GRINn WHTATAT
L. short notice. My Mill isin good order, and pro-
duces as fine -four as can be desired by any one.
Parties sending. wheat to me may rely on hny pst:
sonal attention. J. H. VAUGHAN,
Juiv 2a--6d mi!es above Camden.
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DISTRICT DIRECTORY.
! 81 5;D1sq8Icn. oFT7c6Rs:
~ .GS, 5A 1'gi:'e,o,ss !.
T. S% A. Il. BoJkin-Senator
John NJ DOsaussare, L. D. .Perry-Repres"na-
tivcs.
Aagistrales..
ISTRICT. OFFICERS.
.wisht0ts:

IHagistrales. -, Il
John # 'Withcrspoon, VIM. D. Hogan, W. X. Toy
lcr,, Henry Brace, John Il. Shaw, Richard L.
~ w kitRker;J J. T:sBarkcr.
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I -
"'3i: ) tc'ammi..,iooher, of Roads.
, :, Hughes, Daniel D.. xKirkland Jance l.. Me-
lowell. Lewis !. Patterson. j.. English Dolby,
Fred: Bowen, John L. Micklc. Gillian SowGll,
:. Richmond I. .fferrelk fEmanlel Parker .-
The sixth section Of the ACT to establish cer-
toln Roads, Bfidges and Ferrics, 1assud December
- Tsat teaTS sae Of Roads nov in of
suceessos is appointed, and has accepted. This
section to br in, forco during the war;
=; 'doc,S5r c,S5rsmi.,ion.r. nj. 10, Of Free schools.
Wiley Kelley, Vim. Dixon. James Team, c. c.
1iaile- Jesse 'Truesdsl, Daniel rethune. A. L.
Mcdowell, p ~: ="
Com 'Ciommi,ncne-, q ) Pubic Bui1*las:.
John Workman, Il. II. Kennedy, Il. B. johnson. r.
u. McDowall Chairman, C.p b., Colin Macres
Treasurer:
Coms;siiprers, 10 >4zpro,.t Public Ssc1iirit,s
John NJ. DeSaussurc, James Dunlap, Vim. F.. John
son, ST, A. N. Kennedy. Thos. Il. Shannon.
49, Commissioners Of the Poor, -.
l.. Esrhc1: a. A. MeDowall, john O. Higgins Il.
NJ. Kennedy, J. 8. Dcpasa. W. +. Hushsou, Sec.
md Treas.
President and D;7ectors Of CanIcn Bridge Co. ,
President John Nj DcSaussure.
DireclorS-John Mncyar, i. Perkins, james Team,
Colin Macrac, Sue tt Treas.
Soldiers Board Of Relief: 3. ..
John NJ. DeSaussurc, F.. Barnes. James Dunap. J.
del. John II. Mickle, Charles haley, John Gaa-
kins Daniel GarinAr
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Professional.
IpAvsicians now Pyuet,eiu1.

Shysieians now Prdctiein1. -.
l.. II. Deaa, D: i. Desaussure, +. Reonstjerna.
". r. Skies, Benjamin II. Matheson, J. McCaa
J. I. Trauthaua, ". L. Pickett, B. S. Lucas, T.
,. MoDow, L. n. Deeausaure, Thomas W Sal
' mond. ?. l. ZcIap.
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Soldiers Board of Relief.

io0tulcT 15odTd o. f6He1.
John NJ. DeSaussurc, F.. Barnes James Dunlap. j.
iaRoss Dye. c. Mosoly. James Team, Jesse Trucs-
del. John II. Micke, Charles haley, John Gas
kins, Daniel Gardner.
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Ear Representative.

FIR Representative. ... ..
We are MI Eorizctt to announce Col. ". Il. TAYLOR
as candidate for The Legislature at the ensuing
election. ..t Sc.
Juno 10 IF i.
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For Representative.

For Representative.
We are aut't rizatl 10 announce Col. A. y. GOOD
WYN, al ranlida: for the Legislature the ensu
ing election. .r.'.
April % :~.... #
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Churchrs.
Mcthodist-J. r. Wightman, pastor.
Prcsbyterian--S. II. Hay,
Episcopal--T. F. Davis, jr.,
Baptist~-W. F.. Hughson,
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Eu,' Eep;.csen .i,.e.

E0r ErpTcse1 lU17it. - ,:
The friends Of Capt W. T.. DEPASS, announce him
a carlinte for Representative to the South Carolina
Legislature, at tho next October election.
July
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President and Directors Of Can.uen Bridge Go. 10,
President-:John Nj. DcSaussure.
DireclorS-John Mncvac i. Perkins, james Team
collin Macrac, $uc. H Treas.
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Scholastic, Mercantile, 4 Nlechan-
~ :,:. :: =. icai. a.:

AcaptnIes 1,nd Ptimdrg 1s%1eo7s.a ''1,mde, :,
L MeCandless' Male Academy F. :stauaonn,5hh
Young Ladies'. Mts: McCreight; Miss Dawaon
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeSoon.
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sMlinary and Drcs. Making.
Tiss u. H. McEwcn, Mrs. Hammerslo,,g 2
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Commissioners Of the Poor,
E. EsrhcI: A. A. McDowall, john O. nigg
NJ. Kennedy, J. 8. Dcpasa. W. +. Hughso1
mud Treas.
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unntss Received.

Treasury Of Travel and Adventure. limo. Up 49, d. ap
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~ ANEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
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A new edition of Mr.. WILLIAM c. PRIMES
excellent Manual Of Coins Mddis and Seals Is issued
by Harper Brothers. Since the frst publication Of
this instructive work. four years ago the mania
for coincoecting has continued to increase and not
few arootsons t~-~ ION made 10 tie ranks Of the
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FIRE IN BRoADwAY.-The Globe Hotel, No.
s4 broadway was damaged by fire. en- Friday morning.
George W. Hunt the Lessee loses 500 on furniture;
insured in the Arctic Company. The building, owned
by Mrs. Jane Price, Is damaged to the amount Of
1000; insured.
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LITTER TO GOODWIN edrTH.

>,
DEAR SIR II II with great pleasure that IN behalf
of our authors, pubiscr ard Otbers--Ubo have II.
messed with grateful rdm,rntsn your candid and cio-
qusnt exposition OF our national capo.l nTl your nc.
ccpancc OF United but choice collection OF American
lDoLs rs "a pleasant memorial OF your visit 70
try and desirable means Of reference Mt the venerable
University with which YOU 40 emDenv assoc aied
Fn)m the outbreak Of the Rebellion. has been sub
teDt of extreme regret among intelligent and lbefo
men on both sides OF the Atlantic, that the sources Of
popular information In regard to the CDito1 States
20 Inadequate in England. The absence OF inter
national copyright law renders the Distribution Of books
unequal and precariOus; those which contain the
sentihl historical and economical facts, and illustrate
the socia and political development OF the Republic
comparatively unknown In Great Britain. ~ the
publication Of American books IL chiefly confucd 10
those Of general and popular literature IF our peo
pie have nisconE.rned you. you observe. let
lure yon 10 make due allowance for our ignOrance.an
Ignorance which, In many GASES rs dark as night but
which the progress Of eyonts begins gorO,sy to dis
pei" As means Of promoting this degirabe enghten
uent the History Biography. Political annals and in
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lust spirit Of humanity nm dear Sir vcrv truly yours,
II HENRY 4. TuCkLKMAN.
fProfessor GOODWIN SINH.
The reply OF Professor Goodwin Smith Ia, shcsdy sp
peared In our columns.
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LITERARY ITEMS.

PRESENTATION or AMERICAN Books TO
PpoP GoLnwN SNITH.-No sooner vas tie Idea sug
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on tie part Of the authors publishers and friends who
cordially seized the opportunity Of snch Donation not
only % an appropriate compliment, but as desirable
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Baird, the cycoprda of Commerce. with many smaller
volumes Of ossl Biographical interest," D. Appleton
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complies. edited by Sparks. with bis Writings OF
Washington. &C.. the Works Of Fisher Am's, cher
Justice Story Daniel Webster BArtetts Dictionary OF
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from Charles soIbner received the two msstr ny
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Marsh and HE resent treatise entitled Mature ana
Man" WOO.scy's International Law, Smiths Chrome
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the Life and Letters OF Washington Irving. American
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Cha pran's American Drawing Book. &C.; from Derby
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Rhees Manual Of the Libraries and Institutions Of the
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WebsteI's Dictionary from The Publishers; from tho
Smithsonian Institute valuable series Of works relat-
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States. the History Of Legislation, &C. from Ticknor
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including Emerson Hawthorne. Holmes Long;ellow,
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&C. In many instances the gift Of the authors from
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When completed this collection Of American books will
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the catalogue H. made out, most ercditbc and inter
eang Illustration 81 tho literary development OF the
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A new edition OF the illustrated SLlicL
Book is announced by Mr.. George +. Putnam, who
has devoted the best resources Of ornamental typog.
raphy and pictorial illustration to make the volume
worthy and beautiful memorial Of the beloved WASH.
nGToE IRVING. Among the sumptuous publications Of
the present holiday season. which in spite Of the pers
Of rebellion and war have seldom been surpassed in tho
variety Of their attractions this cosy artistic volume
holds a conspicuous place. With characteristic spoci.
mems Of so many favorite American artists, and the
chaste elegance Of its mechanical execution, TO say
nothing Of the everduring interest of its contents it
claims the attention Of the amateur book ancier and
viii no doubt receive cordial welcome from the liberal
and tasteful purchaser.
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An illustrated edition of Christian Ballads by
the Rev. Arthur CLEVELAND COKE, is published by d.
Appleton Co. This collection Of original ballads was
first issued some twenty-five years since. when the
"glstening dews Of Christian boybood" weres fresh
on the brow Of the author the rsftuits OF rambling
talks. and rural walks. AID holiday diversions which
have since pened in the mature aboTs Of manly years
They have met with distinguished success both IN
country and in Europe and made the name Of the
author familiar TO a wide religious and literary circle
on each side OF the Atlantic The simple fervor o!
thought and artlcss quantness Of expression which
mark these unique productions, have given them q
longer Gate than anticipated By the author at the
time OF their composition and win secure lively in
eres in their flowing musical numbers among the
youthful readers to whom they are introduced for
the first time.
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The Eleventh Volume of The illustrated an
nnol Register Of Rural AGairs. by Luther Tucker q
Son. Albany is enc Of The cheapest books az us p'''0
that can be purchased by rural resident wo mvus,
ure its worth by what it contains Of value TO inc os
Of readers to which it is addressed. The plans Oh pu'
pcs alone are worth ten times the cost OF tho volume
70 any one about to build country house.
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LOOKING TOWARDS SUNSET Fnos scrncrs OLp AND
NEW. ORIGINAL AND SELEcT.p. BY H. MARIA CHILD
II mo- PIP. ass Boston. TickDor FIELDS.
The charm Of this beautiful volume consists prih-
cipaly in the brief stories and sketches BY the dis
tingusbed editress who has contributed 10 its pages
come Of tie most attractive productions OF her
versatile and enticing pen. 1t contains portion
Of the fruits of mature experience, mclowed by the
kindly touch of time, but with marks Of wintry
frost and fresh and juicy as in the prime of early
autumn. The themes treated by Mrs. Child relate
mostly to the conduct Of life, to the sweetness and
fragrance Of character in different relations and 10
the feeling with which persons in the decline of
years should contemplate the sure approach Of sun
set. without trace Of the anstere, didactic spirit
az The professed moralst, she incucates lessons of
serene wisdom, teaches the reader how TO meet the
inevitable ills Of this mortal stats with brave
spirit and smiling face, and points out the cheerful
aspects of the path which slopes down toward the
brink of the dark river. Mrs. Child has always
svinced rare command Of graceful and fascinating
narrative, but she has written nothing which sur.
passes the ease and vyacity Of her contributions TO
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noble army Of numsmatsts. Tho inexperienced eoicc'
tor will find useful and pleasant guide in the vouie
while the conncsserr may protaby refresh his memory
by recurring to its pages. The time OF its temperance
is opportnne and we tender it the compliments oil the
seasOn
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The Complete Illustrated FORKS oil CHARLES
DICKENS are issued in twenty.four different editions by
T. b Peterson Brothers. Philadelphia IN al enuies'
variety Of bindings enabling tho distant purchaser 10
sut his taste however exacting in the selection oi INC
outward costume of fayoriie author.
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neat edition of the celebrated old revolu-
tionary mock heroic epic Trumbulls MeFHSat with a"
Introduction and Notes by BENSON D. LOSING 7" pup
usbed by G. P.iPutnau, and Hurd Houghtoh'
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V'EyTIMONIA. PROM TIE MOST DIS
u IINCCiSIEU tRflsIS.
To gpt ~ NAY n cOEs


The Planet 1r'es Grand Sqare, end Jprgs usnr'cu'et
by Mcssrs. St.Yw.y Sons laye establish Tor temscys
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rld yt'r 10 their ju ise. hyiag t1Oroushy o.ted std
tired these instruments personally for yess b5tn r. De s.
private. X becomes p.casar. dsty 10 eSpT,s or odd
opinion regarding theT unques ocG aapei5Ty OyeTay cher
pii1o knJH ~ ~.
Among the chei points ~ 'her uniform e,eeiss s..
GrCaesi possible IL ph, rchns shi youe Of eobu.S
with hulsBcy ccsrness AID perfect eyeaIs-s
ertire scale, and above eh surpfg dnraios %
sonrd the pure and syap thc,c guilty OF wlch bs'er
changes rnter the most iecate touch This u,
hey found excusiycl, the rfein%ay Piano and, togoes
t.Ic oiaches sscison chastity sud pfomptIs. a.
ton, always chuact rzng these s,fnrIt., well h :.
unequacd durability uEder the seyerrst tJ, ID uy sup
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tuieioe com def the Stuwcv" rf-ros IN AL rrpecs
Tar the best infmens made In this country, nope
them socy aud eIciny'y curse IA pablo pfvse ard
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MEsSRe "sTHTNwAY 4 SoN'sr PIANOS BCRk
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n III. RIVERss DANCING ACADEMY, No.
" - Sherncrtorns', Eroosyu tiassrs :or nrginr
r. now forming. S.nd icr firculsT just published Cd
rsnpe ronlalng coiApete drtcEipuon Of TIE ia.,ion-
s5,c ouaires. ani eighty hsnres Of tie Iernaa ootiho
Rcmt tvru'y i've cents for cory.
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all branches. solid and or
l naLisutd through tine EDUCATIONAL AGENCf, No:
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