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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-29
Coroner.
John S. Merpnoy.

Managers Of Elccfions.
MCamdon-John s. Meroncy, e.. A. Mcdonald,
Curcton's Mill-Fredcrck Bowen, james Team,
Emanuel Parker.
Flat Rock-Jesse Trucsdel, James Fletcher,
George r. Miller.
Lizenby's-John McGougan, Daniel McCaskill,
Donald Mcdonald.
schrock's Mill--B. T. Mccoy, Alexander Nc
Lcod, Henry Radcliffe.
:Goodwin's stors-,Bcnjanin Cook, John B. Mick
lie, James II. Vaughn.
Liberty IIill-.t. d. Jones, jr., X. C.. Patterson,
II. B. Cunningham.
-. 0Aicers Of Court.
Joseph D. Dunlap, Commissioner in Equity; W.
Clyburn. Clerk A. l.: Mcdonald, ORDINARY {:
duncan Shcorn, Sheriff.
q. Tax Collector.
William Mckan.
Confederate Enrolling N5fetr.
W. z. Loitner.
Confederate Var Tar Collector.
A. NJ. Kennedy.
Assessors
John Cantey,R. NJ. Kennedy.
Collector of Tar in Kind.
james Jones.
Chief Commissary 1gent.
J. II. Devcreaux.
Confederate Q,nrternnster's Agent
James Sewers.
State Cuartcrmaster's Agfnt.
a. Markley Lee.
Receiving and Delivering Agent.
j. NJ. Gaylo.
Officers Of the Town Of Camden
Intcndant.
James Dunlap.
WdrdeRs.
N. D. Baxley, D..Q Hocott, L. NJ Boswell, r. NJ.
Kennedy.
Recorder
h. N. Kennedy
MARSHAL and Market Clerk
VIM. Johnson.
Professional.
Physieians nom Praet,cing.
L. H. Deas, D. L. DeSaussure, r P.crs.;s-ra-
W. r. Skies, Benjamin II. Matheson, T. hi"|as,
J. I. Trantham, w. l.. Pickett, B. s. Lur.g, 7
nc. III W
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-29

>. Commissioners Of Free Schools
Wiley Kelley, VIM. Dixon, James Team
Halle, Jesse Trucsdel, Daniel Bethune
Mcdowell
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-29

La gers,
Wm VI. Shannon WZ.Icin.r
VI. NJ. Kennedy. w., X, TnyIor.
Joseph u. dunlap.
Dentist. -
VI. Bissell.
Surr.yors.
Colin Aacrae, Daniel ,Bethune, c. c. Halle Il,
Scholastic, Mercantile, & Mechan-
icai.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ADJ'T AND ISsP. GENERALS OFFICE
>,,,, COLUMBIA, July 2o, 1864.
/ THE MILITIA OF THE STATE, INCLUDING
IL all persons who liable to actual service in
'ts OF INVASION, will hold themselves in readiness for
acnve service on the shortest notice
IL; The commanding officers of Regiments who have
aeu TO make returns in pursuance Of General Orders
NO. l. Will proceed to do Immediately and complete
.he organization of their respective commands, "a
therein directed. "' 80
~. volunteer companies Of mounted men OF Of in.
1anry organized in pursuance of orders heratofore a.
suea from this Office will be accepted and armed
ranking officer oethe line where there are no Rs;G
ocers are charged with the prompt extepsion Of ths
oraer To their respective commands without further
BY order of the Governor.
(Signed,) A. G GAF3r1vcAro,x
Jnly 2S-3 4djt and Inspector General sc.
EB papers OF the State publish three times.
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Commissioners of Roads.
>. n. DaSaussure Chairman, B. r. Mccoy, VI. Z.
Hughes, Daniel u. Kirkland, James L. Nc
'Dowall. Lewis j. Patterson, J. English Dolby,
Fred. Bowen, John L. Micklc, Gillian Sowell,
Richmond +. Terrell, Emanuel Parker
The sixth section of the Act to establish GER
tain Roads. Bridges and Ferries, passed December
II, is as follows:
' That each Commissioner Of Roads now in Of
hce, or hereafter appointed, shall serve until a
successor is appointed, and has accepted. This
section to be in force during the war.
Commissioners Of Free Schools.
Wiley Kelley, VIM. Dixon, James Team, c. c.
Halle, Jesse Trucsdel, Daniel Bethune, a. l..
Mcdowell.
Commissioners Of Public Buildings
John Workman, K. NJ. Kennedy, r. Il. johnson. F.
l.. Zemp, l.. W. K. Blair, james B. Cureton Vim.
D. ,McDowall Chairman, G. P. B., Colin Macrea
Treasurer.
Commissioners to .ipprore Public Securities
John NJ. DcSaussurc, James Dunlap, Wm. E. John
son, ST., ~ NJ. Kennedy, Tllos. 4. Shannon.
Conamssi oners Of the Poor.
h. barnes, 4. A. McDowall, john o.. Higgins IT,
M. Kennedy, J. $. DeFass. ". E. Hughson, Sec.
and Treas.
President and Directors Of Candan Bridge Co.
President-John NJ. DeSaussurc.
DirectOrs-,Iohn Macrac. Il. Perkins, James Team
Colin Macrae, Sec. g. Treas
Soldier Board Of Relief. =
John NJ. DeSaussure, +. Barnes, James sSDunap. J.
Ross DyctC. Mosely, James Team, Jesse Trues-
dol, John b. Mickle, Charles Raley, John Gas
kns, Daniel Gardner.
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DISTRICT D I'REC.T0RY.
DISTRICT 0fTYCERS.
Legislators.

y. H. Boykin-Senator.
John NJ. DeSauasure, u. b. Perry--Reprcsenta-
ttves
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-8Hi"arY and Dress :Hqkiny
Miss u. II. McEYcn, Mrs. nammorslough.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-16
PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY, September l6.-COtton is but little
inquired after, mills generally in this locality
having stopped operations.
Querciron Bark is inactive, with sales at $40
for first No. l.
Cloyerseed 200 bush. were sold at Sl4, and
some sales ofnew at $3.50 up to Sl4 ig 81 lbs
Timothy is in good request, with sales of 300
bush. at $500 FlaXseed is held at S3'65@370,
There is still much inactivity in the Flour mar
ket, and for shipping there is no demand, the
only sales we heard Of being a few hundred bar
rels at SLIP for superhne, and Sl2 for extra
family--and to the trade, sales range from
SlO'75 for superfne up to SlS for fancy lots
In Rye Flour and Corn Meal, nothing doing.
There is very little demand for Wheat, and
prices are unchanged small sales Of good Penn
sylyania and Southern red at S2'55@2'65 IT,
bushel; white is held at S275@2S5. Rye sells
at gl.sOQls3. Corn is dull and lower 5000
bushels yellow sold at Sl'72 and mixed white
at Sl7O@l'7l. There is no change in Oats
1000 bushels new Delaware sold at 90c. Nothing
doing in Barley or Malt, which are nominal,
Whisky is dun small sales of Pennsylvania
and Ohio barrels at Sl'S4@lS9,
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From the Mouth OF the RiO q GrRnde-Great
Number of French RIOclSaders on the
Mexican CORst-The French AdmIraI's
opinion of FnrrHgut.
The United States supply steamer CbcosGaa
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Henry Churchill
commanding, returned to this port yesterday
afler an absence Of fourteen days on a cruise TO
the Texan coast as far as the Rio Grande, during
which time she has supplied about thirty Of our
blockading ships with provisions, etc. She
brings a few sick and disabled men bound North
The gunboat ArOoStook, Commander j. S. Sker-
ritt, is the only one Of our navy on duty at the
Rio Grande. The French have a strong blockade
there, consisting Of nearly seventy vessels Of all
classes. The French Admiral, when informed
prised, and very cOolly remarked that old Farra-
gut was the hero of this age, and he expected 60
hear that he had captured Mobile before long,
Our troops at Santa Brazos are in good spirits
ana enjoying pretty good health. The health Of
the crews of our bOckading ships Is very good
and they are now on the alert for blockade run
neTs, as thqy expect they will soon try the Texan
coast now they are shut out Of Mobile.
The CtrcaSSidr will coal and leave In a day or
two for Boston, touching at Mobile and Pensa-
cola, for sick and wounded men. We learn that
some of the sick men in the naval hospital IN
this city will go North in her.
The CircGSSian brings 20 this port six refugees
Some Of them have been attached 70 the Rebel
army in Texas They made good their escape
at Galveston, and gave themselves up 70 Com
mander Woolsey, at that place, who sent them
here to the Provost Marshal.-N. o. Times.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-16
THIRD EDITION
FROM ER5BURc.
CONDITION OF LEES ARMY.
DEsERTIONs INCREASING.
The City Vigorously Sheuod.
spccinl 10 The Evcning TcIcgrnpn.

special 10 The Evening TcicgrnDh.
WASHINGTON, September l6.-Another batch
OF Rebel dcserurs, seyeny-eight in number
arrived here this morning from City Point by the
steamer VIHdc,bW.
They represent Florida, Georgia, North Caro.
lima, Tennessee and Virginia regiments. They
say great vigilance is now exercised by Rercl
officers to prevent doscrt ms, in consequence, of
their frequency since Grants order Many de-
scrtors have been shot while endctyoring
to make their way to our lines. Crowds of misc
EbIe conscripts, Old men, and boys continue TO
arrive daily in Lees camp. Fifteen of these de-
scrtcrs belonged TO the 18th Florida regiment,
which entered the Confederate service
eleven hundred strong, and has been
reduced to less than one hundred men by the
casualties Of the war; but principally by dcser-
ton. Nothing specially is trauspiriug before
Petersburg but it is believed that the present
quiet will not be Of long duration.
Personal.
Mrs, Lincoln aud her youngest son have re-
turned to this city from the North.
The Draft.
Captain Putnam, draft Provost Marshal Of this
district, has received order, to proceed with the
draft here on Monday.
Later.
Later intelligence from the army states that
Petersburg was vigorously sheed on Wednos-
day in retaliation for the murdcrous picket firing
OF the enemy,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OfFICE OF 1uR EVENING THLFdRAPH, 2
Friday, september 10.


There IS less activity to notice in Cold this
morning, and prices have dc lined, opening at
2-7, advanced and sold At 275 at 4 O'Clock fell
of and sold at 2'26} at l2, and 2264 at I24.
The Stock Market continues very dali, but
steady. In Government loans there is very litlIe
doing. 6-2os sold at lO3l@lO33, coupons OF,
'dOs are quoted at ll0@ll0I, and 6's, of 1881,
at loSl@lCSf.
Ih'Te Is very little doing In Railroad shares.
Reading sold at G5i@65l, which is a slight de-
cline; Camden and Amboy at l5s Elmira Rail-
road al iis, and Catawissa preferred at 4otC1to8.
! la4 was bid for Pennsylvania; asa for Iit.le
Schuy yikilli 60 for Minehill 333 for North Penn
| sylyania; 20 for Catawissa common; 80 for Phfa-
acpha and Erie, and ls for Long Island.
Coal OIL stocks are duh and prices ore less
firm, with sales Of Mineral Oil to notice at d
| Organic, II Irving, 81 McCin'ocl. 7; Rohet
80 Farrc Oil, 3 !; Story Farm at 81; and Nople
aud Dolameter at ljl which is decline.
City Passenger Railroad shares coutiuue dull.
West Philadelphia sold at 70 and Glrard College
at 264. 70 was bid for Second and Third. and 90
for Green and Coates.
Canal shares are quiet, with sales of Schuylkll
Navigation preferred to notice at 31}; Lehigh
Navigation, 80; and Susquehanua Ciull bonds,
G5 33} was bid for SchuylkiIl Navigation, COM
mon, and lOi for Morris Canal.
Bank shares are firmly held, but there is little
or nothing doing l62 was bid for North Ams-
rcn, 1872 for Philadelphia, 6j for Farmers and
Mechanics, So for Commercial, 2S4 for Mecha-
MICS, 764 for Kensngton, 40 for Penn Township,
27a for Manufacturers aud Mechanics, 40 for
Commonwealth, and i64 for Union.
There Is very little demand for money, and the
rates are unchanged. Loans on call are offered
at 6d7 per cent per rannum; best paper Is selling
at S(al2 per cent.
A despatch from Washington this morning
says The subscriptions to the 7'3O loan for the
last three days, as reported to the Treasury De-
partment amount to a million and half OF
dollars. The total subscriptions to date are
S33,GO3 600. Those TO the 1910 loan thus far, in
the aggregate, are SSl ,O36,OOO. Bonds of the new
loan continue to be furnished within twenty-four
hours after he receipt Of the certificates Official
statements Of the public debt are to bo made
monthly, instead Of weekly as heretofore
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, SEPT, 10.
Reported by CRrkson Co., Brokers' Me- Ial g. Third ST.
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ARMY OF POTOMAC.
MEDALS FOR BRAVERY.
General Meade's Presentation
Address.
NAMES OF THE RECIPIENTS.


HEAnQUAETERs Firth ARMY CoRps. SIX MILE
HOUSE,, Va, September l3.-Une Of the most in
ttTesllng performances that ever occurred in the
Amy OF the Potomac, and one that will, perhaps
nave the most beneficial effect upon the men in
the hcId, melting them 70 nOber deeds of bravery
and daring if it were possible for an army 10 be
more brave than ours), took place to-day at these
headquarters.
The occasion Of it was the presentation by
halurGeneral Meade OF three medals to three
enlisted mon for their bravery in each of them
capturing from the Rebels their cOlors This was
Ia pursuance Of an act Of Congress passed some
time ago, rewIdug enlisted men by presenting
them with medals for deeds of yalor performed
IN the heid. This is the very first occasion of
such presentation, and being such, unusual
interest and importance attach to it.
The very best results from this movement on
INC part Of the War Department may be looked
iGr The incentive this will give to enlisted men,
showing them, as II does, that their services are
highly appreciated, and the more SO as they show
themse.yeS worthy Of that appreciation. will
prove OF the utmost consequence, both TO Us as
hhliOn ana 10 them as representatives Of its army
The sCRNB OF THE FERMENTATION,
To-day was chosen by Major General Meade
lti lhe presentation and never could there have
teen inner one for any outdoor scene. The spot
chosen was General Warren's Headquarters. and
although the order for the presentation ala not ar
rive untl u o'clock this forenoon through the ex-
ertlon5 OF Gen, Warren and his Adiutauf General
L.eut-Col. Locke, everything was in readiness by
@ Nv ~ HiNVI ~ HnIch hour General CraW-
ioil.s Division was drawn up in front of head
quarters an mpromptu platform erected. which
was gaiy Getked of with flags, among which
we're the captured Rebel flags, bands OF music
stationed, ana everything done 70 make the occa.
zion one long TO be remembered and talked over
by those who witnessed II. WV
1HE GENERALS PRESENT.
AZ four o'clock Generals Meade. Warren and
Hancock aseended the platform, Generals Craw.
lofq, Ayres, Guhini Baxter, Hunt, aud Bragg
win their Stals, standing near, as also a laTge
number Of iegimental officers. 80
ueIetal warren, IN a loud, clear voice, stated
the object for which they had thus met together
ana called the names Of those Who we're In he
platform. ''""'N " Wv
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TO-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, September lG.
No Now.

WASHINGTON, September lG.
No NeWs.
The mail boat brings up no army news to-day.
Daily meetings ART held here to relieve the city
Of the draft
OmciRi Reception OT IL Minister.
General Don Eustorgio Salgav has been re-
ceiycd by the President as Minister from the
Republic of Columbia. Assurances Of friendship
were mutually exchanged.
Personal.
Thurlow Weed, Esq, is in town.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-16
IATTsT PRO,g CAT,yFnuNy.

SAN FIANCIsCo September lG.-Mattsrs in this
State are quiet, but prosperous. The depression
in mining stocks has not affected work for the
actual development in the yield Of gold aul sill
yer, which continues large.
The usual manufacturing interests are now
more prosperous than ever.
The political campaign has been fairly ingugu-
rated by q series Of meetings Of both parties.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE
THE SIEGE OF PETERSBURG.
Visit of General Grant to Washington

FoUrHEss MONROE, september l5-Intelli-
pence from the front received here, states that
our batteries opened on the enemy on Wcducs-
day, and heavy frcing was kept up all the day, in
order to silence the Rebels, who for some dAvs
have been annoying our lines, particularly on
the left
The steamer Ge1ygia, which was captured OIL
Lisbon 10y the United States frigltc Niagara, put
into Fortress Monroe to-day, somewhat disabled.
Lieutenant General Grant arrived at Fortress
Monroe yesterday, en- route for Washington.
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THE DRAFT IN pouGmKEEPSrE.

PoUGHKEErsrE, N. Y, September lG The
quota OF this city under the late call is full, and
the quota for the district will probably be filled
by the time the wheel commences to reyolve.
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FROM sourm CAROLINA.

New YoRK September lG.-The steamer FVltoH,
from Port Royal s. c., on the 18th instant,
arrived This morning.
The Palmetto HcyaH says that the steamer
Connecticut, bound for Mobile, put into Port
Royal on the 18Th, to repair leak in Que of her
boilers.
General Foster has ordered draft of all the
ablc-bodied coored citizens in the department.
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LATEST MARINE NTELLIGENCE,



rris 'Eimira, Norton, Boston, Captain.
scbT n Price. Goo ffey, Port Royal, IL. A. Adams.
schr Little Mac, Hichen, st, Inigos, do,
schr Emra Hapeiort, Georgetown, Castner stiekney &
wellington 80
schr w. r. Philips Smith, Roxbury, d.
schr o. Buxton, Pool, Augusta, Captain
sehr SRow Flake Dickerson, Boston, Noble Caldwell ,e
Co.
sohr Sarah Ann, Camp, Fortress Monroe, Captain.
SolT j. b Austin, Davis, Boston, Captain.
ARRIVED TINS MORNING.
sehr NJ; Freeman, Howes, days hum Boston, With
mdse 20 Twels a Co.
schr Expedite, Banks days from FAN River ballast
10 captein. "a
se6r Neptunes Bride crowell, days ffom nosion,"sh
fee 20 captain. l.. ,,.-
sehr LeOE, whtmore, 10 days from naih, "sh lumber
steamer w C Pierrepont Green, "A hours hom -"
York with ndse to W. N. Baird 4 Co -, ,ro,. ,ysi,
Steamer Anthra cito, Jones, tAhVualfpiH
tudse " W, Al. Baird Co.
BELOW. 4.s -
schr Mary Patlen, Phinps from MAlan<as' "Ai''a w
Quarantine yesterday ana y a''"'A'%
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s1' eh' shelter 10 the tl, upt and vineWrd
aIpnarlyi bnt could Uot clu.c the yigilau.c of
Mrs. Fry, who was Ill the iW' directing alton
non 10 Ute whereabouts. Beng No only RennI
l'ii- Wrhers and Clay having eou discovered
ana htt2Atd by % negro -NaIor Gls,ctt's iu-
r'uulty wns put 10 work % ..yuii capture. Mr..
ty know he was in The Nt.rucnf, unl the
YANKEES were as thick around hu n5 snakes iu
harvest.
Aitrr passing 10 and fro several times between
the bl,, ,m,ut and the rnIi 'u. al iha time unI1r
Are, be nna'ly toot shelter In me former, and 40
Rn Au'pCous moment spaUs into enc street,
gave Mis-. Fry u parting blessing i'm bis c>l,
mounted hor'e hiinhed nc,r by, and made hts
e'cHIc. great many shot, vnr4 fred by the
Yankees, bul the only one that took ,Gr.j WIS
thai which Hllld Gounml Morgan, piercing his
u4ht breast, and TlguE through dagOu,Iy.
Wilcs, r gcr., G. ay, aud Johnson are wv. We
presume, ia haah,C prison, ana Major GA,s.Jt
ls ngalb uu outy with his command.
The General was determined never 10 snrrc0-
DER, Jrd told members OF ms stan hey must mott
give up. lie was heard TO say, "tucy have g1t
us snte,' when he drew his pisio, and commenced
firing.
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ExpInsInN or A srEAMrrG-

New YoHy, September lG.-The staamtug 4.
b. Saunders exploded her boiler this morning on
the East river Three persons we're killed, one
fatally injured, and the vessel blown 10 pieces.
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TH. nrr.f.--t,, .t.-.s. ,,.i ,,,i... .,i..l. .,
y,o,H .1l lif.r.... ~. ,,.,,, % i,' Cd. .t'E W..
Giu,nrf rg.snI Iu, a, t tI,,,' ',' ,,l W.
.rs ,..,.ii i,' So. ,,r h.. 'u,.'l' & q, ,.-
/ tT,. n n, .,r f .,..,,, ,.i. '. .i',' w ~.
franc .lI..,f ,Il Dn.,, Ys,,,, w. '.. . . s ,s
D Rrr,v ipr p4U.r,tI.. .t,...s ,li y ''.u-i' ~
la. nn, 'c,t ftor tb f,.tary Tr,l, ,s -, ~,
intense ihgr mo- iur nm .ger.ry ..i,ll s,.. y, ,,I
! n b,,., i1t, l,t,'. .. . ,''' '' r'"
GNrIrs VA. c.rsuurt arJ ,,,fh h, ,l u ma ne ..o
/ entire stock uI uutrrrs 1rd n1..,r,I i.,ll @
/ nothing being saved What m4lr. !. tr, ,,,.,-.
/ disire.,. ug Is trp tIaf fggf NIrs r',.,,, .g
/ i, % widow. owned the house arl ll ,,. ,, ,1
cent OF Insurance unru ri,nrr house or ff.,.f.l-,
/ Next the frame Kitchen .n tb, r..r ,. ,,.
/ dwelling OF Mrs. Sus.u Alien. to tIr |,i,5 Of T..
] Fu.uu's. and nearly nm tNo rr.r,f r., 49,,
/ aIso took Hrr and iurr'I Ing., ,t. t'r.,l y
/ uto of fame. being snycl V,itb tr.4t dfV",I,,
| Her loss Is fully Hyr tuuu.trJ d. .rItrs Re- tsis
time the fire had ieuttrd tEr tIn-,, ps. ,,,, ma,
/ Of j, hn t,Nmuur A t1. .,.r.,.. il.,r..,. .....
cuNtrI'r "A IyIt ,.uarr rurnr,.i.,, ti...' ris,.,
/ bwlmg- Of stone, BRICK pnI frame auI n,up,l..I
/ on %, cnt by Barney. Ruuhri,iyr ,, tn,, ss..,
/ and Allen srr, ,ct on rhg south
The N,vrs G. luour had n vcrv hrsgv stool.
Of tul ucco IN .torc--.umytHne over one tiorsIpJ
/ o-shcads-ucudings sis hundred and seycntv
ho., ,lcad. OF strip, three hundred boFsbnads nr
| scms. ana enc hundred bursbp,I, of.Ir,f VI
lr wa, t1u O'Clock before "a puuy strp,n, ,v,s
bought 20 bear upon the fire, and the wind ,rnur
part of the gtrurturr Tnrn tIa Irr1,,1 ,r ,iy
had one grand smoke, and pulled away millions
no bis syOcania TIpebowl, formed hy thaPoamnE
rhy warehouse. The heat ncrame rrr-tcr anT
greater as the hamcs pDrmyatcd from one end of
tie warehouse 90 the other, and the water thrown
uTon the heated walls came boiling back In lets
their way through under roofing, they burst tbrir
way ou; and lcapcd up in u cone Of ire TO great
"d2ht, making the uight as light as day u Rich
moud, and casting The glare Ol its lurid eve for
miles around.
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A DELAWARE NOMINATION.

WmNNoroN, Del, September l6.-rhe Hon.
Nathaniel b. SmitheI' was estorday renomnated
for Congress on the first ballot by the Union State
Convention.
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Bring autumn's plea SAINT wedther.n
20 SCOtas pleasant bard la years and n
true OdaY but some OF the poetry IL the
"tlaughterin' guns. We don't think the spOrtsn IN
tho heather, but Of the gallant 100000 in tho
trenches Whether In the camp the heath the
and that 70 suit both situations TO be hal at the rst-
class establishment OF CHARLES SToKEs CO. under the
continental
CmDRENs CLoTuRo.-Boys Overcoats.
Misses DIessnukng
Boys Suits.
lnants' Clothing.
The hnest assortment In the CITY
NJ, SHOEMAKER & Co. No, n. Eighth street.
BUY THE "FLoRENoE. This Is the advice Of every
body who has the Florence" In use their friends
in want OF Sewing Machines It is, without doubt the
most perfect instrument Tor all kinds of family sewing
yet given 10 the pubic, ond the net that it Is 5IraRei
10 give perfect satisfaction very naturally for Il
the largest sale. The the agent No 639 henu
street, are daily thronged with customer.
VISIT b. L. REMERs GALLERY, No. G2i ARCu
street, and get CNgwsitey finished picture, c size
Photograph in oil colors, Carte de Ylst0s, lyoyypc5.
60 early,
For COUGHs CoLDs, HoARsENEss, AND ALL
rrMosARY AFFECTIONS, Dr. d, Jaynes Expectornt Is
the standard remedy at an times safe and reliable Pre-
pared only at No, 2a2 Chesupl street,
DR.. MABsIALL's CATARRU SNUFF OPENS AND
purgss out all distractions, strengthens the glands and
gives healthy action to tho parts affected. Sold by
Dyott Co., No. 232 y. Second street.
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Arrival ofn Pii1e.


NEW YoRE September lG--The prize steamer
4. ID. I0Hcs arrived this m0rning.
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Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
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Prom the Mouth Of the Rio Grnnde-Grea

BosIoN, September lG.--The steamship 1yaJjo
arrived at this port at noon to-day.
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General Sherman Very Severe.
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Loss Four Millions Of Dollars.