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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mr. EDITOR: You will please announce i, s.,
lowing gentlemah candidates for reelection r, ,s
House of Representatives from Kershaw Dis ~, =,
the. ensuing election in October, and oblg .ar,.
frionds: ,
Major j. NJ DESAUsSURR.
-. Capt, D. D. PERRY.
July .,
=, MR. ED1ToR: AS the time is approaching wi ii.
people Of Korshaw District will have to select, ,sa
we respectfully recommend tie following gon ec..
MS candidates.
For Senator
Maj A. Fl. ,BOYKlN
For Representatives..
Maj J. NJ. DEsAUssURE
-, Capt. W. u. LEITNER
BY inserting the above, you will obligeH
April Is. MANY voTq IS.
t%.E. ~ For Representative. T..
We are authorized to announce Col. A.'D. C;;tt:D
WYN, candidate for the Legislature at the
ing election. :, q. .s...,j,,. H..
April % ...1ht ..ro,H
- FIR Representatives: ra.
We are authorized tosnnouhcs Col. ". R. Tkvj j.pR
as candidate for tBs Legislature at the. e's'nE
election
" Jupe 10 80
Mr.. EDITOR: You will please ,annoupnce " =.
WILLIAM CLYRURN, as a candidate for rec =.
az clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas, for Re n'-
District, and oblige MANY FRIESi )
April Is. -.'''
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-10

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April Is. MANY vOTl IS.
Evening star., 1864-12-16
FROM PORT ROYAL 8. C.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 14.-The steamer
United States, Captain Shane, arrived here
this morning from Port Royal, S. O., with a
large number of released prisoners, variously
estimated at from seven to eight hundred. The
exchange of prisoners, under Colonel M ulford,
was progressing fayorably. Nothing definite
In relation to Major General Sherman's move
ment could be learned by the passengers who
came up on the United States, but the firing of
his guns in the direction Of Savannah river,
Georgia, was distinctly heard for several days s
prior to their sailing from Port Royal, South
Carolina.
All the troops that the rebel Government
had been able to hastily assemble have been
placed in the eEtrenchments Immediately sur
rounding Savannah, Georgia, and Charleston,
South Carolina, that General Sherman
would meet with but very little resistance on
his onward march until he reached the suburbs
OF either of the two cities. where great prepa-
rations have oeen made to give them bloody
reception, should he attempt the capture OF
either of them.
Evening star., 1864-12-16

PETRoLRUM.-Our readers will find else
where an advertisement of the New York and
Liverpool Petroleum Company. Daniel 5.
DIckins on is the President, and he is associated
with gentlemen of experience in the business.
careful study of the p rospectus will rev al
the advantage of the investment This dis
coyery of petroleum is so recent, and the nec-
essary demand so large and increasing, that
this company may be said to proceed upon a
permanent basis. Their prospectus speaks
frankly and fairly, and the name of Mr.. Dick
son, who has here, we believe, for the first
tine associated his name with any corporate
enterprise, should satisfy the uirer that IL is
not mere speculation All of the funds paid
in forms the working capital of the company,
and no one connected with it is Interested in
selling the company land or property at ficti-
tious value or at any profit. Stockholders are
mutually interested in all the profits Of the
company. A limited number of shares are
offered at a subscription price Of five dollars
per share, without further tax or assessment,
which is. .but halfthe par value. Several of the
trustees are located in the oil region, and have
a personal supervision over the company's
affairs, ,and it is expected that large quarterly's
dividends will be requ' arly paid from the lst OF
January. Subscriptions at the price indicated
will only be received during the present
month Communicated. E-.
Evening star., 1864-12-16
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1864.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING TIE LARGEST CIRCULATION.

~ Free Delivery of Letters by Carriers at the
resIdences of oweers may be secured by observing
the following Rules:
l. Direct letters plainly to the street and number
of the house.
q Head letters with the writer full address, in
cluding street and mum ber and request answers to
be idTe accordingly.
g. Letters to stran gers or transient visitors ia
town or city, whose special address may be un-.
known should be marked in lower left hand corner
with the word " Transient
4 Place the postage stamp on the upper right
hand corner and leave space between the stamp
and direction for marking interfering
with the writing.
Arequest for the return Of letter to the writer
If unclaimed within thirty days or less, written
printed With the writer's full address across the
left hand end of the envelope, face side, will be
complied with at usual prepaid rate of postage
payable when delivered to writer.
Evening star., 1864-12-16
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Decem Der IS, lS63-1l 20 p. M.{


December Is, 1S64-1l.3o p. N.
Major General Dir, Nsug York.
This Department has just received unofficial
dispatches from Nashville, announcing that
General Thomas, with the forces under his
command, attacked Hoods army in front Of
Nashville at O'Clock this morning, and, al
though the battle is not yet decided, the whole
action to-day is described as osplendidly sue
cessfui' Our line advanced on the right five
miles, the enemy were driven from the river,
from his entrenebments, from the range OF
hills ON winch his lef. rested, and forced back
upon his right and center, and the center
pushed back from one TO three miles, with the
loss of seventeen guns and about fifteen hum
dred prisoners, and his whole line of earth
works, except about mile on his extreme
right, where no serious attempt was made 70
dislodge him. Our casualties are reported to
be light. Hoods whole army, except the ca -
airy, and a small force near Murfreesboro,
was engaged.
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
Evening star., 1864-12-16
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Evening star., 1864-12-16

UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS. De-
cember lin the case of Matthew Bon
ner, execut or of fCadwalader Wallace, deceased
VS.. the United States, Chief Justice Sasey de-
livered the opinion Of the Court, sustaining the
demurrer Of the claimant to the plea Of the
statute of Limitation filed therein by the Solicit
tor for the United States. -r.t l.-
The testimony on the part of the claimant III
the above entitled cause was thereupon sub
mitted tothe Court by Messrs. Thurman and
Coombs, and objections to the same by the So
licitor for the United States. Adjourned.
December 15-The case of Matthew Bonner,
executor of Cadwallader Wallace, deceased,
VS.. the United States, was argued by Mr..
Coomhs for the claimant, and the argument
for the United States opened, without being
concluded, by Mr.. Weed, the Assistant Solic-
itor. Adjourned. . -.--
Evening star., 1864-12-16
TREAsURY REGIMENT
i PROMENADE CONCERT,
FO DIS TREA TER,
MONDAY EVENING December l9, 1876


at 81 o'clock p. NJ,
nnsIc H 2y ySHAFFULLAS 7TH RGlMsN L N. Y.
TICKETS, admitting q gentlera an and lady. So.
SINGLE TICKETS. 81. may be obtained OF the
Members of the Regiment
Military and Naval Odicers are requested to
appear in Cnform.
Hon. S. 7. Colby, Register: Hon. Edward J Jordan l.,
Solicitor: Hon. Hugh McCullock, Comp of the
Currency; Hon Jehn n. Brodhead, I'd Comptroller;
Hon Joseph ]. Lewis Com OF Internal Revenue;
Hen Thomas L. Smith. First Auditor; Hon. y. b;
French Second Auditor; ii on. J ohm Wilson, Third
Auditor; Hon. Stephen J Tabor, Fourth Auditor;
Hon. c. NJ. Walker, Fifth Auditor; Hon: l.. BE Is,
Sixth Audit or; Admiral W. B. Shubrick, Chair
man Light House Board.
Private Boxes may te obtained of the Treasurer
of the Re gme mt at his Office, Redemption Division,
Treasury United States.
No tickets cold at the door. dec j-2w
Evening star., 1864-12-16
THE ST. ALBANs RAIDERS.

Effect of their Discharge in Canada-The
Act Generally acknowledgements
Issued for Their Rearrest-OpinIon of
tho Officers of the Government-Investi.
CATION by the Council GoingOn
QUEBEC Dec. l5.-The discharge OF the St.
Albans raiders has surprised the members of
the Government, and the ground for their dis
charge is pronounced ridiculous. The magis-
trate is likely to be severely dealt with. New
warrants have been issued by the Supreme
Court Judge for the rearrest OF the raiders, and
constahles are IN pursuit of them. An ETH cent
military force is to be sent to the border towns
imme edIately to prevent further depredatons.
The Feeling in Montreal.
MONTREAL, Dec. l5.-The conduct of the
chief of police.l in the case of the ST. Albans
raiders, is denounced. Lamothe Is accused of
completely with them. An investigation is
going on by the Council, and il is thought that
Lamothe Will be dismissed.
Public Sentiment in Toronto.
TORONTO, Dec l5-There is a profound sem
sation here ia regard to the CoursaIs decision
in the case of the raiders. The best legal au-
thorities pronounce il contrary TO law, and it
meets general condemnation.
Later and Important
QUEBEC, Dec. 15.-The Cabinet had long
session to. day, and 1t is understood that the
members unanimously denounced the act of
Judge Coursal in discharging the ST Albans
raiders.
The pretence was that the Canadian extra
dition act OF 1861 was not i'll force, because it
cCuncI.
lfthe Judge had inquired OF the Government
he would have found that her Majesty had
specially assented to the act. He made an as
sertion agsinst the validity Of the act of the
Canadian Legislature without proof. 1t turns
out that his assumption was false
The Attorney General, it is understood, ed-
yised the issue of new warrants on the same
night, by the judge Of the superior Court OF
Montreal, for the rearrest OF the raiders, some
of whom have gone east TO Halifax, and some
west. Officers are on their track and they
cannot escape If they remain in Canada
The Canadian Government has no legal
right to act directly, the courts have inde-
pendent jurisdiction. If the judges refuse to
do their duty or act corruptly, they may be
suspended or in some cases, dismissed. 1t Is
probable the Council will be dismissed.
Parlimentwhich usually meets on February
/, Will be summoned to assemble in the middle
Of January. when laws will be passed to meet
the emergency of the great change OF public
feeling towards the Confederates, since they
have shown an intention Of embroiiing the
country in war.
Evening star., 1864-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FoRD,s NEW THEATER.
TessA strest aboue Pennsylvania ace1'as.
BENEFI
OF the distin GO ished American Actress,
MRS. D. P. BOWERS,
THIS EVENING, December Is. 1864,
When she will appear in her great character OF
CAMILLE.
Inwhich she stands without an equal. Mrs. Bowers
will Is RssDqHM Myaghs actor
And the Entire Company in the remaining charsc-
sp9kNRI% M9RRoWi girn
r0,sIsa, 10 aa,, u, ER;.srDr 1R;.s AND ooAsor.
MRS. BOWERS WILL APPEAR.
- LADY ISABEL OF EAST LYME.
And kn0Hls''i rHs frs HTNSHBAok. flfh e
GROWERS THEArER.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near Wizards Hotel.
THIS 'F,idsys e A HysN1Es, Dec 10, 1854,
nn. yEsTyALI,
sfd 81 s5fR 'an re shs Grand
romantic D''Hi Fif ;i;I}f; HI HssE Fl hGPro
MEA;
Oh. THE HEBREW FORTUNE TELLER
~ DISPLAY OF BILLIARDS Will take place at
NIGHT. DeeIS and Gsary % play the s mssse shots nt
on this occasion. 1t*
THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC AND
PINACOTHECA,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
GARD FROM THE nonn
The Management have pleasure in announcing
an engagement with
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
the best comic Vocalist in America. This young
gal from the country commences next MONDAY,
Remember the Ladies' Matinee on
del6 SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
o THEGREAT STANDARD.
AN ENDLESS 1Hs fD55tE5 5HFSsT SF NovsIfiasss: vsIfiasss''
is the one Great Institute of the day. suppIvin IN
all the greates Stars sadd the os
Nsvs5 since &c s epic muse vas rs has
m the ssass ssss Oxford been
The vast number of its Company. the snIendor of
ii asE2f SARtFp II pr4pffR 4ahafhk + b
Head the M iormlc able array OF names comprising
the EN- sssTfRE fRR SjitssG GaAsaE OF PROGRAMME.
rHGfEEFf h$ff SskfihEE4l,A FAMILY.
RtBhR4 RtEk 4tkTsFEETFi MakFINITfi1,
MONS ANTONIO,
HARRY CARTER,
HUGHEY DOUGHERTY,
JULIAN MARTINETTI.
ESTHER MARTINETTI.
NINE MARZATTI.
MILE sALLIE. BiLLY BOYD, W. ROSS,
, MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
the Scottish Nj ghtip gale the great Corps de Bal
let, and twenty seven other performers.
FOX, CURRAN NORRIS. Proprietors.
Every night this week the great pantOmime Of
THE MAGIC TRUMPET,
in which piece the whole of the great troupe ap-
pear
FAsHIeNABLE MAT1NEEs livery sATUR.
DAY. de II ct
Evening star., 1864-12-16

rvyHH BEST EVIDENCE FIAT PRINCE, ss1
L street, is the Daiy practical STAMPER in
the District, IL that he daily has to do work
that is botched at other 80 called etampins pliess
terms ever offered here. Making his own Rstternhs
he 70 able and willing to stamp NJ
s~' sasfb8s ls ssi;zRa Esd sss - -,
Evening star., 1864-12-16
DUNCH BOWLS.
PUNCH BOWLS,

DUNCH BOWLS. n,,,, .ou,s
We have in store $ large stock of
WfIIT E AND DECORATED PUNCH BOWLS,
which we will sell ct lower prices than they can be
iIu ported for at th present time.
l'@l O. W. BOTELER & SON, 20
Importers of House Furnishing Goofs, it
31stIren Hall lPennsylyania avenue, between
9th and 10th Streets dec l2-so6t
Evening star., 1864-12-16

~ DIR. Thomas KING Carroll is q candidate
,or the Senate in Dorchester county, Md. TO
All the vacancy caused by Mr. Hollands resig-
ryThe Chicago Lake tunnel has been exca-
waited for nearly q quarter OF q mile, and u
progressing at the rate Of ten feet per day. oa
~A democratic editor In iowa profanely
SAYS his party in that State has taken the de.
gree OF L. L. D.-aLicked Like the Devil!' .
HI The number OF hogs packed at Chicago
up to Saturday was abont ACC, ,0Oo.zs . -rz
LAX ,Als1a Esfa2
Evening star., 1864-12-16
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS,
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
ATEsT NEWS FROM NASHVILLE.
GREAT UNION VICTORY,

hoed Dis!odged from ms Werks-He IL
Guns and 500 PYisoners-T fomas's Az.
tack Splendid Sue eess-Cem plete Dis.
comfiture Of the Encmy-Union Casual.
ties Reported Slight.
Evening star., 1864-12-16

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Evening star., 1864-12-16

CONSIDERATION OF A BIsHoP.-Rev. Arthur
Cleveland Coke, ID. D., formerly of Baltimore,
will be consecrated as Assistant Protestant
New York, at Geneva, on Wednesday,
January 4th. The Bishops Of Michigan, Mary
land, New York. New Jersey, ana the Assis-
assist Bishop Delaney in the conservation
services
Evening star., 1864-12-16
Terrific Powder Mill EXplosion-Six Mills
pGstraYed-Ten Persons Killed

WILMINGTON, DEL, Del. l5.-Six mills in
the Hagley Yard of Dupont powder mills,
near this city, exploded this morning, killing
ten men, and wounding several others. The
explosion was the most serious one that has
aiken place here for veral years.
Evening star., 1864-12-16

TFThe Annapolis Gazette, of the 18th, says:
During the past week three vessels have been
seized And condemned for dredging for oysters
contrarv To law in our waters. The vessels
hail from New ofk -t s.st tas4s-t
Evening star., 1864-12-16
THE ST. ALBANS KAIDEkS.
Effect of their Discharge in Canada-The
. Act Generally Condemned-Warrant
Issued for Their Rearrest-OpinIon of
tho Officers of the ernment-Investi.
CATION by the Council Going On
The Feeling in Montreal.

MONTREAL, Dec. I5.-The conduct OF the
Coursal, the magistrate, and Lamothe, the
chief of police.l in the case of the st. Albans
raiders, is denounced. Lamothe Is accused of
completely with them. An investigation is
going on by the Council, and il is thought that
IamOthe will be dismissed,
Evening star., 1864-12-16
Public Sentime ent in Toronto.

TORONTO, Dec. l5-There is a profound sem
sation here ia regard to the Coursal's decision
in the case of the raiders. The best legal au-
thorities pronounce il contrary 70 law, and it
meets general condemnation.
Evening star., 1864-12-16

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Evening star., 1864-12-16

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