davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-05-21

d.EE REWARD. Stolen from
III 40 the SUBJ fcrber on The Iight Of tao 18th Of
fi5: aee un hoysas un4 five year cd sp1t'ed arn.
ha hsnd ssnds sts5 81
r. .hnxe reysId viii bu paid feF the horaes and
niel or ~ aS tf III a''ss' JACOB OWENS.
, 1864-05-21

- erd = M cleaning or Vaults, Pr1vss tbs IT,
Hsquss I'd e %sn tsss
t = dsnntch aId 1T hour most suitable Post ONCE
Box 4l49.
H{HE UNITED STATES STOCK
.7HsNK or SPARTA. ILL. Tbs bills Of thia
1s1k VII he redeemed 1t tht kat1ne Co. of Chicago
~ y mpyzifas.ssam pzifas =, =. Preeidsnt
, 1864-05-21
Eneru,at7orllUz1,

feuansl weakness Loss Of Power, 1m2oteEcs enseai'
r AnG efecsusl1y currd BY usaE DE- - ~ -,
tkcptcaf. Pri.e 4 per bo5. Or ST. io5 no3a ?!
drnsgtsta ever5WheSe- LORD Sllll; np.Lsa'f
ArrntS fnt CHICAGO, APl%-C3s&-1tA 4&eA
, 1864-05-21

Those who +rc setk1bk health viii consnt theiF r.
tereNe by visiting ;ths EkEt1SuA WATER Cpt.E.
tbs course ct treatment puT1aed IT ibis ss:aonn-
yept il the MOTT I[bCrnl and comprehensive contaln
fpF Ill the most spprovs r8mecial UaasuIc2-uJdro
paftc, Nyeicn,c, Medical. etc., etc. -
For further 1nforenA1lon At fhrcts. Win HAND. =.
FENEOTER, Proprietor or CRAs. FREED. NJ D.
Ehys1cAn.
, 1864-05-21

Uas t1ial md you viii never usa A1y ot1er1.
It n not 3ece sasJ to pu"lsa long lst Of aAs
OF whfcn the Ctdren Rtt'ers are spect4;:
IN ali dtesse. CT the stc1A1h, Bowels A7ef or ~
1877;
epxec:ens Of the Stomach or BoNei1
IEGcut, Etcursksm sn. HerIaicfas
AE- !. Fever t1t Ague;
Itis ntst,nee 70 FIpesseae a1i orzer rema1ea 1sro
:plY <uref 1heaa Cheats. hntis preVettt them
Wlpe glass full OF the EttefN ten Ao uf oe1oEs
ach neal III onT1at. "a. III ELECTS Of tNa most N.
aes.ths eHTass "a ss.esS u 2srson
Bog pE psu-, ,fstl an4 f1rcctFs EeHTa.l3
f~ Dr. JOIN BULLS Pr1actFA 0mee. 81 tHsnsHesa-
soid IN tsiesgo at e7aoiesss and d Essaa ny sGo'
I'll IS Rau1p}pA stTte-. chia-'fts-'1 fs &h-@n-
, 1864-05-21

xEXToU3 px8tITX. toRs or POWER.
B1ATTEHED yNRTIe. 6oATEzfn1 OF T8oUaHf&A
r.. YITUs1 DA1C1. 1F1L1FsY.
Thou,ands who hAvs suffered for years WIN pIs19
the day whch theJ re ad there nucs Particularly
10 weak suffering woman Will thia medicine pF1E9
m inesu nhte besang-dlrectiuX THAR footsteps -
Hope which f1lais Mcrs tha1 It promises.
, 1864-05-21

Tho greet Chinese Rsme6y for secret diseasca. One
boz will perfAn cnre. lnEreocnA arc purely TeRe.
1shle Enn be carried the pocket without fear OF
detection Irlre il per box Sold By al druxgiata
LORD d SMITH, Wholesale 4[eQh.
1&fsrE1
, 1864-05-21
Enteiat 15otit:S.
Chicago Eye ard Ear 1nffrnnE

Chicago Eye ard Ear 1nffrnnry
NIC1EsTrrUTM
For the trsstn.pt Of the B11sD and Dz4,. cA7Arza,
and Chronic Diseases ksnssally. III s. C'a1k e.
Dr. Eyc1xou's reputation u ssueceastu pract1t'ooef
IN the treatment Of Chronic diseases II a:tos1so ~
the most tlst1hf utsxd pre- etsnrs Of meaicines
tiAnek tho prets, &ud tEooka-ns ~ e1tzAns IN tts
United stutes who hare witnesatd hs opssauoaf ana
wary ,nany Of whom enjoy 1oEnf aealsss syess s~4'
and Nu.he a. The fefu1t OF his Practice.
Dr. Kye1eon success te ths treatment Of Amsuroes.
cataract. trupuaAsed LIDS. seEof1lcrx and Al tefas
of Optu.mta Dssfness. RtaKtaK Noises II the dean'
End sl1 diseases Of the Eye, Ear sad AIR fsssssa.
catut etc. il proya1blal. and has as parallel II my
smcc tn tire West. ..,.., .,h
Or. Eyeisen, in AddiAsn - = superior medical .ne
surgical edacaIeE having kra1rktsd IL tn1es - ~
eext medical oo1leSs q In t2e United ttat7 nas
edyaxtaEes and fAca1ities fps pE1eaAsole oo'st
and experience attained hy vary few nAslns 80
.oclsted with some sf the rnsss rtpnsas.e p1on1as
II ned,csne II PhtlAtx!sht& in Snvs's Aao aospln
-rsftce incl sdnr ahs celebrated Hosp'fa!s
%.~Sra, az thst city for nsay years. expreassss Of
E.rerrv authsr Of Treatass Oh DseAssf Of thu Rye
E.r All PASSAGE, Throat. LRASs. stc.. md 1xanty.
two years In practice.
once ana Pa.losa. 1s4 8oust ElarE street.
Adsress r. o. Drawer 6t7&. mys-eAl6-st T.hALf
, 1864-05-21

<ordiere. Fec to ! our s2eustns
~ rot rrnst to the army stpples: Cholern. FeEer
md Bowel Complaint vii foiior 5oTf slE ases1
ciesitn. uoLLO III AS u,s .;t,sh NJ !
frensh . Il Il " rsae1I
frae lie trut alore r'as~. ist hlm Etc f9 hs
q .een Lss s1s I'll H. no, ken a;
rnrdirdnte on hand becau' seJ saanot =
Hyont n on otptr pefAt e. IAAle. ceo1s g sGnu
ind &l-Eo per boz CT pol w 4-1e.----- -c-----
, 1864-05-21

nYEING.-Ladles and gentlemen
viii dnd It, to their advantage to call 1t G.
bahlg1een Paris Pancy stesn. DYE WoEKs.do Sent South
TlrNniained ktfeet, at the Branch W0rk1 IL EnFt6
WeHs ttEeet next X r. depnt- O7der2 LET At eiehes
OF thoee plaeea addressed to BoK West Bran p
Pps: on1ce, Chicago. Ill. viii meet with pfoMes y
'eNHo24 - 80 A1T09e7-iA
, 1864-05-21
FOR ALL FORMS OF
uLCERlTIlE DISEASES !!

K]tter of the Eo4e, ,Ta-et*, Traxss, Spans, Fo4ehe
OF Scalp. no reue4y has eysr proved IL equal
lOTH PATCHE5 upoa the temalastace dependnx
ant 10 ,he ycuns wife aud mother. few bottles t
Constitution Life Syrup will CORRECT tho aecf%tloRs
and remove tho deposit which IL directly under -
skin.
rcd Or eanetTo1s condition of shs .econpsniea
relieved 81 tts ne q C0AAT1TCTIOh LIZ
SYRUP.
, 1864-05-21
Meln 35ut)l1catlo'ls.

VALTAB5;rE4s Ald{Isl5;t 4siBs2saz!sss BookS; OF .gAs,
FEAbE, conPit11+.o- ifnhnnnd ,.,,.,.,$ln1
F1tts 70 sAs1 aamss pisso' .....,,,,....,... III
II hcund Yns, {biudtuE a. co6t1. LII
1ieo. NORTH AMERICAN FOREST TEEss. =.
rY;piAE GALLEY. s so!s.:,:. :...:...... 4,
TaTlnN1 II PORTRAFT 3ALLKRY. 4Voas..-.. 4!
ha abnyo beautifully ,!ustrated vurEs sold only to
.,tseribera F.rparIiculasa address he und=rasned
39p.n11h ia Ehlcaeu tost Olncc, tox 1a.5,
- r. G. MYGAfT, Agent for tia Northwest.
. sn1q-d9t@1N
, 1864-05-21

Il =. =.
uax rad more tnAn tk,r.y yezss experience ~ tns
*-r-tmnnt Of private Dtkt4AtA. The HS1oes c04tatn.
snT rxiuable information and AfF1pAExIss e1pus,nE
Te opacKs Of Chicago. nailed ffrn rom ~ q
ror X cents in nuA1sge sAa1ps- fnet b1cs ro4 -,
Gnth f;aGAETt Sit.1t e1Tett ~~N mJS-g233t
, 1864-05-21
Gf1rp1l BlttrrS.
EtEuEVE% 4V%lFFNFV*
nRr JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
yEIfRON BlTTERS

liz IAteat md Host Important Discovery Of
thu 18th Century.
nc zaa's zsh y no:e Infinitely eonnsots5 s "
Isl4 CT OF tee MktertA Me.lc@ OF the 1fea sIstea
Hors tvoEsI sno17 = p1onges L \ neGSA ~ VIE ~
x. HI i1tniaaie PREPARATION - saraapftlla, has
onS stood Il tee asa Of sna various com 9ounds g
- rtcen nc to1sehola w~rd throachoat rue Nesf
lra Ssuta aud lis LozeaSss, IN ess T. - 1.0
ier et:sinsS 1r3atano' A.: 4: tas +:
zotE Eery Of biz r~untns 2 e. asslnsG IN 81 u .st ~
aot e. Ia 70 e tan slycovs:e. of GEnEos TAiSS
cssF ne.onE1 % ta7 native 1nhan1:snts Of CentEs.
America, 10 whom ~ virtues nave nesn kpoxn fot
aoEe than two hunrred year. Armed With i ths Ia;
asn .btds eentnes 70 tas most ces:ly m.lsr3 NJ
ae%t without texr tae mont Vfnomons erspnts -,
belief rit. tnnn tnas rihe tsess efaata !ei:
ue boay Ce41op u potart to cafe, no nat1 ~AA1
1h9Is III hi |. no. n.epa1sd to endorse this ez
raynssnt preteu4tpr ha h naTEt thssx ssrsa" - ron
shcraurh a1amic8taa Ct the asi- enre rtl7f1ag 10
u 7ir:nfs shss - rtmea1 and grevsase for Al u;
s11es r,.irg from, exposure elthtr to ch.asae q
1astatr a climate Or to the t1t&ana1c tnnEance1.
tsas *ho1t Iva 20 jqst5y sessTse, =: s92a Y
ht.cn It eas 70 }orE e01o5sa ID Gen0M A1ae-1SA Aoa
ta Ee1t 1EH.s- II
, 1864-05-21

Detecting tho Sku1akers-A Scene at
Belle Plain Landing.
Mr., s. Wilkinson, in letter to the N. Z.
Tribune, thus graphically describes scene at
Belle PlEin Landing:
Early wus the hour. Medical Inspector
General Cuyler WAS upon the deck Of pro-
peller, as naturally commanding, as couT-
teouely kind, aa strikingly handsome as cver.
Alling the hold OF the vessel with slightly
wouhded, to be carried ont to steamers Of
deep draught lying ut anchor waiting for
them.
"Show yonr wound, mY mani" said he to
rel-leEged person who might hare been
born In Austria, but certainly was never born
in America, aud who craTled on the propel-
ler's deck with the ab1ectuess of coward
and the o1erdoirg OF bad performer lie
frightened up in eomc terror, but quickly ST.
Iectcd LIS left shoulder as the locality OF hts
disabling wound. The surgeon ordered to
examine 1t reported that Il did not exist.
att hit me, but It didn't 60 ln." said tho
detected skuik, with feeble impudence. -,
''Go ashore, and leturn to Jour regiment!''
| said Inspector Cuyler, ~ith severity.
| And 80 1t Vas with another, and another,
! and another; coWsrda, with the most trifliug
| hurts, u Nho abandoned their comrades and
| abandoned their country In critical battle,
| and sought the delights Of q hospital or the
| adu12tion Of the corner groceries out of
| which they were enlisted.
1t mas joy to me to hear on tha deck Of
this propeller that the Government had Or.
| dcred double inspection Of the moderately
wounded, and q rejection here and arrest By
The Provost Guard Of all who arc ut for duty,
and the sending of the others to the hospital
nearestto Camp Distribution to be cured In. In
| mediately and Immediately returned to the
| army. The country needs them. and they
hage contracted for an immense price to fight
| for her.
, 1864-05-21

aAI1vAr1az- NOTING OF Box1s-
HAn c0MPLxXIoY. ACHKA II BoXX8.
YxxLIX4 OF NrAHTEXGG, uxPxKstlo1 OF ePIKfT8~
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges the syss<4
entirely from al the evil effects Of MERCURY,
moving the Dad Breath, anu cnricg ths Weak JoiA4s
and Rheumatic Palms which The use Of Caloulal II
sure 70 produce. It hsrders Bpo1x1 Qtal1 Aad ~
ru1aa tat Tseta q rzzzlJ u aTN.
, 1864-05-21
Cheeseman's Female Pills.

THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for All distractions
has hccu hailed with ptc and PROM FOE TWENTY
11TEIKAK1. II III psr1a q ths elytlLzed xoE!d II
whom everybody knows, aud IN whom everybody
places confidence and respect It's 70 EEw.rASdLxo
, 1864-05-21
The Oldest Regulator for
Females.

Tn.re II hut one GENUINE AND SURE CURE for
FEMALES who suffer from EEduLAKI1fE3, Or OF
sTRuCrlo*s OF THE xKssKs, Whatever may DO tho
ranse OF those obstrrctIonA-
This cure has been fecoRn{zed for many yeAI4. TuA
QNLY SAFE RELIANCE ISL
, 1864-05-21
Cheeseman's Female Pills,

those rxHIops which Eeptup according to the calls
of Nature, VIII GUAsANfEETo THEM the FULLEST
an.pcEf Of good health and strength: aaa which, Il
nod: t:reguefls experienced, will produce MISERY
ADIEATII, and is th3t T1tsx OF AL RzxxD1s
FoR U1sxAAEs or FENALxs,
, 1864-05-21

rAxrHKf1s1 xxu1ALaIA. eoUf.
IEXHAAo.. HeIAT19A+ TIC p0uL0UX&uL.
II ttero II asy diseaao in which tho Consutstana
LIE syrup 10 aovtreiz7 Il Il Ia Rheu alAsun and il
Kindred aGecuors- Tho most intense pains ara A.
most insanity yalevated-eoosnous aEe r.
Arced. Cases. chronic vcA1uus, Of "a .. 80 yezxR
a:andipQ, have bseE cu1ta by ua..
, 1864-05-21


The career Of this famous Rebel rou5hrl-
der has bsen brought to elose. 4 dispatch
from Admiral Leo to tho Navy Department
announces that the Richmond papers Of
Saturday report his death In battle, He Was
probably killed In the fight with Con. Sherl-
dan's forces on the 18th inst, on the Brock
Teton Pike, in which We routed the enemy,
c.ptu.inc two pieces Of bis artillery. Stuart
Nas bor9 In Patrick County, Va, In 1885;
was graduated at West Point III 1854, up
pointed Breyet Second Lieutenant ia the
Mounted Rifles, Second Lieutenant in the
in December, 1855, BE was severely wound
ed In d fight with the Chey ennes, In 1857;
was promoted to Captaincy IN 1850, and on
May "A, 1861, resigned to take up arms
agairst his country. In the Rebel service he
was appointed Colonel OF cavalry, con-
mandcd their entire cavalry force at Bull
Run, and rose successfully to be BEIgadler
licy which prevailed at the outset Of the war,
our cavalry force WAS small and compara-
lively inefficient, SO that Stuart was enabled
by little dash and enterprise to do much
mischief, without incur1ing serious risk.
Witness bis exploits at Lcwlnsylllc. the cir.
Popc's headquarters, and the foray around
McClcIlan's army into Maryland and PENN
B1lyan1a in 1869. But as our cavalry lmproy-
cd, under Averill, Bayard, Griersou, Kill
patrick, Pleasonton, and Sheridan, these
predatory incursIous were repaid With inte..
rest, and wherever the vaunted horzemen of
the South, could bo forced into . fight they
were almost Invariably Worsted. These en-
counters Of late have proved so pro1tless to
the Rebels that they have fought Tery shy OF
our troopers, contning their operations al
most exclusively to the picking up of strag-
g1e1s and the cutting of supplies, or the
more chira1rous exploits of firing upoa am
bulance trims with their loads Of wounded ;
vide Htua1t's late valiant attack upon the
the hospitals BY way Of Ely's Ford.
, 1864-05-21
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Cures al Swelling Of ths Glads,


Suffering from 1rdtspcsiton to Exertfon, LoaE 1t
Disease, Di1aness of V1san. Dr1. Hot Skin and EE~
trcmles, Tant of 9leep, Resueasness. Pae, HssgxrA
Co4nteuance, and LA1s1tnde Of tho Nuaelnr 9YsfeE1
~ require ths a!d Ct :ha CONSTITUTION LII
aYEUf.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-27
Headquarters.
C0NaCRIrT NEPARTM ENT,


COLUMBIA, August II, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS NO 3
II THE ATTENTION OF PERSONS EXEMPTED
10 or detailed for agricultural, purposes, and Who
!avrgren bond to Tic Government, is directed to tho
following paragraph from Circular No. FL Bureau Of
COtlYcriptun: :! "a
-. The sale to the Government or to the families
Of soldiers prices liked by the Commissioners of the
State under the lmpreSsncnL Act, OF the marketable
supplies roihaunS alter furnishing the Government
with the stipulated quantity Of PROVISIONS a,d which
lie may raise from year year while his exemption
continues made. by the Act ol Congress- approved
February L. 1854 of the conditions OF exemption
allowed to al oversecr or nSricuturist. a claim is
aSScrtd by some ot those exempted :sagriculLurSts
exchange such part Of tho aforesaid surplus as they
may please for supplies I'll provisions. coLling and the
like. 10 bc consumed in ,ny usc and to sell to tho
Government or the E'lncs ot soldiers only what may
remain ofsuch surplus after making such exchanges
This clam is in violation Of law, and of their contract
with the Governmcllt and cannot Ie allowed.
), upon satisfactory evidence being furnished that
rersous exempted as overseers agricnituriss have
or arc thus ti.osing OF their surplus productions by
.xcl!aIgu az aforesaid, Enrolling Officers will arrest
all si'cA persons, forward tlem 10 their nearest Camps
@ INSTRUCTION u be retained there unit; final action
shall he Gikcn and announced in their cases. and for
ward through the proper channels Of communication 10
this Bureuu report Of al the facts and circumstances
Of each case.
Every agrculturiSt or ovclscer upon receiving his
certificate 0l exemption, should c informed that the
action indicated above will bo taken in the event Of
his not disposinS Of his marketable surplus il, accuk
.Iucc with the requirements of law"
IL. Otcrrs and agents of the Subsistence and Qar-
tcrastcrs departments rcqlcstr. communicate
information to tho Enrolling Officer OF all instances COM
ing to their knowledge in which, PERSONS exempted
detailed for agricultural purposes have violated the
stipnlatons OF their bonds t" the Government in tho
.ae other disposition Of their. marketable surplus.
e.. u. MELTON,
August % Major. Couldt Conscripts.
l55' t;uudium publish tive tmw; Cnuricr and
.~'cu'y three times III daily and san'c in ,r-wcckly ;
all other papers in the Slae three times.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-27
Grain and Lumber Mills.

>. L. Zcmr, -four and gris; Jas. II. Vaughn, -four
and grist; James A. Kirknnd, grist J F. Suth-:
erland. lumber and grist; W. f. Hughes. lumber
and grst: Charles Perkins, lumber; Col James
G.. Halle, lumber and grist; A. II. Boykin, -four.
grist and lumber; L. ". r. Blair, -four! and
gris.; Charles Raley, -four and grist; ]. r. Sow
ell, grist; John W. Gaskins, Aonr, grist and lum-
bcr; John A, Young, grist and lumber; r. :.J.
Cauhen, lumber; Robert Kirkley, grist; estate
=; WIN. Shields. grist and lumber; George r..
Miller, flour and grist; l.. j. Patterson, -four
and griat John S. Miller, -four and grist; estate
of T. Lang, grist and lumber; ". NJ: Kelley,
grist, John Chestnut, grist and lumber; Jamcs
Chestnut, ST., griat and lumber; John McRae,
grist and lumber; John Brown. :grst estate Of
Rurwel Boykn. grist and lumber; estate Of
Lemuel Boykin, grist and lumher; Mrs. Jane J.
Knox, gris'. Richard Hyatt. flour and gris.;
Lewis Peoples, -four, grist and lumber. :,
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-27
Slave Labor for the Coast,
DIVISION NO. ..

r COMMISSION FRS or ROADS AND HE
Il town authorities within the Judicial Districts OF
Lancaster. kcr.haw, chesterfield. Darlington Slarl-
boro Marion Sumter. .Claretdon. Williamsburg and
lorry. will o-thwifh summon all Shareholders within
their respective limits Il, deliver ONE-nALF Of their
slaves liable to road duty ut the Railroad dopots
est their residence. OH TUESDAY THE 27rIl DAY
or SEPTEMBER NEXT. at o'clock. Il. IN there to
await transportation ~ Charleston, tnr thirty days
lator the fortieatons.
IT. The Confederate authorities have made a rcquisi-
ti"n upon th" Slate for Two Thousand larrrs monthly.
The proportion of on.,-ur heretofore called for had
failed 10 supply halfol this number. In view of this
fr, and the great urgency nf Lr demand Tor labor at
this time it is deemed cSpcdct to shorten th irter
val between the calls. and increase the quota. This is
violation cf the law for il does not ir tho quota Of
labor. the interval brtwecn The calS but rscrbes
that such proportion shall b" called for Will ill the
req:i.ion, giving thirty days notice. Each Division
in the order fixed will n, required t1 furnish this
quota. md no Injustice will hc done t" any.
Ill. All parties whether individuals or companies,
who employ than road hand, are re-
qurud to furnish their QUOTA touoha) unless relieved
by detail from Department headquarters. THIS can
relieve only thcso hands permanently engaged OH the
specific work for which tho detail granted. Com.
mssoners Of ronds wilk give their attention to this
rnatu;r aud report to this office.
w. Great confusion exists fron the imperfect
ner in which the namos Of owner. given to agents
at the several dcpOts II - the duty nf one, moro
of the Commissioners, to he present 10 verify the quota
Of each owner, and prepare correct lists
Within five days after delivery this call they will
please forward To this Office Of deiu tiers IN their
respective divisions of ronds.
r. 3. JOHNSON,
Agent Of the State Of So. Ca.
August 20. I'd.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-27
Estate Sale.

DY OEDDR OF 4. J.. McDONALD ORDINARY
l) Of Nershaw District; will sell, on the lst
Monday in September next at IL oclnck tho Court
Ilo,lse in Cnmden. to the highest bidder tract
land i'll said District belonging to the of w. T..
Castor, deceased, containing ninety three and lilo
les., bounded by land Of the estates of
D. McRae, II. w. DeSaussure aud others, on credit
OF three yonrs, with bold and mortgage: and 20 much
cash as will pay cost. u. SEIEORN,
August Is st Sheriff X D.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-27
COMMITTED TO JAIL.

/ NEGRO WOMAN Calls hER NAME
~ Mary Airi says That she belongs to MIR. Brown
on black River and that Mr. Brown and hs wife nre
10th dead. Snid woman is about five anil alf feet
h.ls ;i about fifty wears old. $50 81 she is very
sn,pl. playing utf 80. caut tell whi,l,.
The is requested Il, come Il: ward prove
property. pay expenses anil nkc her away.
July =! DUNCAN HEOHE Jai,ur
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-27
POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, S. G..
Mail ARRANGEMENTS.

RICHMOND, CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA, WESTERN
.. AND WAY NAYS
Due-Daily. by 30 P.
CloEe-naily by 90 P.
LANCASTER FLAT ROCK, dc.
Due--Monday, Wednesday g. Friday by l3 90
Clo3c-Samc days, at H. 90 4.
RED HILL, RUSSELL rLACE, DC.
Due--Thursday, by ~ 90 n
Closes-Sam day, at II 90 A. N
T1LLEn's FERRY, JEFFERSON, &C.
'Due-Monday, by IL 90
Closcs--Fridny, at 10 60 A. NJ
OFFICE HOURS: "c'
Frou 8 90 4. N. to 2 60 r NJ, 'ana for short
time after opening the mail at night
!, IW pEGUE": PM
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-27
Administrators Notice.

IL PERSONS III AGING CLAIMS AGAINST
i L, The Es,ate oi Moses KCun,rr late OF kcrslaw
IISl rct dte,scd. will prcsrlt them the subscriber
property attcstc'l ac.l those ndeict said Estate
will please lakr'l ayIncnt. ut early day NJ pos
eblr to. JOHN DEANNON. Admir-
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Coroner.
John S. Meroney.
Managers Of E7ecticns.

-uHHGycTS OF Efecftc1f.
Camden-.'ohn S. Mcroncy, G.. A. Mcdonald,
Curcton's MUi-Fredcrick Bowen, James Team,
Emanuel Parker. .
Flat Eock-Josse Trucsdel James Fletcher,
Brlfao-Wm. Mungo. Gillian sowell, Vim. Cato.
1izcnhy's-John McGougsu, Daniel McCaskill,
Donald Mcdonald.
schrock's Mill-B. Z. Mccoy, Alexander Nc
Leod, Henry Radcliffe.
Goodwns store-Benjamin Cook, John u. Mick
lie, Jumcs II. Vaughn.
Liberty Hill-A. u. Jones. jr, Il. G. Patterson,
F. b. Cunningham.
Joseph D. Dunlap, Commissioner in Equity; ".
Cyblrn. Clerk; A. l.. Mcdonald, Ordinary
Duncan Shcorn, Sheriff
Tar Coiiectnr.'
William McKain.
Cnnftdsrcte Enrolling (l0;rer.
Y. z. l.ci,ncr.
C"'Jtd<1cts Wur Tar Cnhector.
~ II. Kennedy.
e. Ass-ssor,s -
John CHntcy, f. NJ. Kennedy.
Collector Of Tar III And.
James Jones.
ChItt Con"ntSsary Agent. -
J.,H. perereau1. -.
c"yt9erete Quaritrn.as'rr'srAgent
James Sowcra
Stats Quarternlastcr's Agent.
A. Marklcy Lee.
nseetrin5 and DeIiu>rin2. agent.
j. M Gayle.
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Officers Of the Town Of Camden.
l1tenddht.
James Dunlap.
.. Warden:
N. d. Bailey, d. D Hocott, l.. n. Boswell r. NJ.
Kennedy. '
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Ha>shak and Mnrket CYrI
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male academy; Mrs MtC6ntlcss' Academy Tor
Young Ladies': Mts: McCreght; Miss Dawson
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon.
Deal:!s ia Dry Goods Gvoce,ae, Aara.ecee dc., &C.
E. " bonnet: James Danlsp, .usorge ,Aldea. M.
SErndal Saith, Mrs Conner. Mis-. Croshy; ~.
stnjhn,ih, Matheson & Co., a.. r. Lptta, ". D.
McbpHal s. oppenheim NJ, faup s Dro:y Me-
sass.sl ssasy, no"Trl " y nto: - M osyls. Joseph
G, Gerald & Co... deorse Douglaa, ]. H. op
penheih Bro. Wu'. Johnson. b. y. Hocott, Is.
Sihcs.
DrnS9istS.
Nm. McKnin,' F. L. Zemp.
D"oi Seller and .S;a'icncr
james A. Young.
Eatc1es anu Je,relry
jones y. Young. l. b. Alexander. A W Weir.
han. .... :..+
Elaeksmitas, Wagon and Ca,7iogcMake,s..
=. Silver, Robert Man. Nathan B. Arrants, Thomas
Shivor. 4. r., blacksmith. .
Cabinet Warerooms and Cndcr,ahers.
e. L. Chatten, WIN. Tarver, J. +. Sutherland,
Builders.
]. T. Sutherland, e. l.. Chat.en; IT. Z. Roberts.
Merchant Tailor
Charles A. Mcdonald.
Saddlery and Ha-hesf
F. j. Cakes, Mr.. BulEer.
WAselwright and Ginmakrr ....
r. J. McCrcight g.,
Bakers.
Mrs. NJ A. kennedy, i. Shoemaker VIM paasch
Tan Yards.
L. 3. Stephenson, r. l.. zemp. John S: Bradley,