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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

HLsIIs OoEPUs,-JOhn Ros detective, committed
TO Ia b. !e Hastings Court in default OF $50 600 se
oartJ appear aud les lily against certain gamblers to
bs Iied before the court at this term, was this morning
bought bolOIe Judge J1Jnes on habeas so'Pas The
Hastings court had demanded this in nss security
from R.sO, beO,uss OF report that he intended to run
IN
Several witnesses were examined, bu! not one CT
t6sm knew anything as 10 Recess alleged proposed
movements. msh named Flanagan, much relied
upon bJ the Common wealth, MAS prosOuuced non est
ms, tvs, TIE EARNED Judge discharged R'ece, but
lsSOsniz "a him 70 sppsat before the Hastings Court
judge JSyuee, il dischsrgng Reecs, said Justice
oE Hu.bga Curt had tie right to require security for
Ttnasss appearances, but they mus; do it not upon
caprice or sup con, bu! upon evidence that the witness
did net intend 10 appear.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15
EoREIGN DRAMATIO GOSSIP.

The os- stasus to Ia,nd st Mannheim, is TO be erect
ed on che Schiller PaE. ard Is 20 bear this odd osc;ip
zion. 40 land. comedian and drsmsce author, re-
presenting al that Hannhs Tbestrs bias prodoo7d that
is great Rrsc'aa b. toe og Of bAVa"a, L9ais J. m
1884"
There are In Germany los th6aTes, Whieh give em-
plo,mpnt 20 4 600 actors dancers aud sHgers, and
s 900 chorus sirgers aud "supes.
Rstorf, a. tatess accounts, bad gone TO Ostania,
S;cilv Alter paFloz AZ MessinA and Naples.
Uncle Toms Cabin" aIrsLged az hye- act oisma,
has been revived az the TheAro da Chatelet, P5ris
IN English critic ssvs that foe bis new play, the
sSir sts OF L0udOn, BO1rcieaulf has borrowed zone
scene fIsm Obssles Reace's story Of Hard Cash
urs Josgph Wood toncs tho famous Miss Patton, sub
ssC1sntIv p.sred TO Lord Lsnn01) died at Der resi-
dercs near WakeHsld England last month 10 the ga
vear Of hsr age Old theatrical visitors VII remember
this splsndI vocalist EhO, 10 company With her hus
osGd sspE II several English operas. sae Wss e1
sremsy popular zita our CIT zsns thirty years ago
Toe Richsngs Opera Company we're, a. last accounts
- rplepdid business At the Academy Of Mnsei san
"a cisco the favoriie opera being the bonsnlsn
girln FstDeF Peter will make fortune ID Oalnofhia.
Orr. and Marie win assistants, have been ems {eo
70 90 On COZ cert through Eogand by M Dotoy.
yfstyah eonmetces her Starring tour a. the feon1
8 Isst Theatre BslrmoFe the course Of next month
Paul Juisu, the yiOlinsi, is giving concerts In sin
F,aTeseO where he appears % be highly appreciated
Had An0a Bshop u giving concerts m UAnadA-a
faFoIlts tramPn5 gTouod Of hers
Zoe Baltimore FtslIes are Oleo, and tong TAN
business
Ths Me- Orleans Varieties e CLOSED.
NJ Eivip Forrest viii cOumeJes an eight weeks en-
rsgsmept ar Hiblos Garden in the las; week n Sep
Ss31er az viii co followed By AaEsis AUeh'i, "h'
-,,ll opsn Ihs "Oriokes" in revised Torn
M aao Mrs YnderVsr are engaged Ter tne AeEpni
Thesus for the coming season
W.iams Yiardot Garcia is giving morning eonoeFu
q. R,3st- Baden. For her convenience Uusio Eal
TIC C,rter IuAye Tro5Po opened tho shTiiI
theatre IN the 9si list Tnsy viii star 'heFe ioF
go Dsnin sai M. :. Ryan OOnUsa0s tEo-Sesk Ii
,saSsusut a 10 AZ sIsuu, Oaifo, en- ths Sd OF ssI
HEN Ws7tsfn closed successful engagement OF "
seEs % Saturday Tight at Ben De hars 'neStIe' d
E.sn0lseo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15
500 MILLION LOAN.
O4i-f Il a Il DIE OONDo,
TsrAsUAY DIPARIMKkT,

TsEAsUAY DIPARIMKkT,
Richmond, Aug 20, 1884 (
NOTICE is hereby given, that sales of the
above Bonds the present Treasury price slso slo @
usd eteres will DO discontinued after the day Of septe
when the sales ali have seventy mous
dollars, much shall be sold before the ooh day cf
epebr The will be suspended the expeSi
aey Of advancing the pce notice will be civ. az
b,if resumption, aud o. the priee hEed upon the BondH
TIE Secretary Of the Treasury deems is his duty cali ths
pedal attention OF Taxpayers geJe.ay particularly "a,
ularal ss TO this noca, This losD should be All isssl
p ~ our own people.
e payment Of Interest 10 foreign countries will be oaefoa.
nd oppressive on the Ietua peace and los prices
AGd nov that al 90 ieatai products ading saeh
Ices by sung IA the Bonds
ill become themselves TIE receivers Of the co lsctsd
the payment OF Interest q. A. TREsHOLM
AL 2s-ao" Beg Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

mr. 0GDEs'a BESETIE-Ths Cor p.inentary benefit to
M Ogden, manager fthC chmond theatre last night
Was complete SUCCESS. From pit to dons, there was
10. srat or a standing pscs occupied. Thermance
of poor young man. and BCusran's burle: que, Poca
boutas, we're admirably Elyei by Misses Vernon, Es-
elle aid Parting on Mrs Deblr, Messrs. Ogden anc
D 'ltnn and hs rec. OF company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15
NOTICE

Us HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
N the Confederate Treasury for the renewal
:, ,y sn,in.,os lost Conf rate etaieI Bonds viz:
ns r esnt bond No. 1885, for t2o0 payable 10 Dolly
Boulwsre. -. OF o., al ono navaha IN noiiv nnui
W1 ne 1SI psr cent bond No payable 10 Franc
norIvare and dated 24th March, 1868
All persons warned against trading for the above men
aonsa OO"O' " - DOLLY BoULwsRE
.ovcvs FkANrgs ROIILWkRr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15
T II 4 CIT Y.

H4YoRs CeUBr.- The prisoners in THU Court, this
morning, we're made up, mostly, Of small white boys
and negroes.
Joha Tate and Gee. W. Rec, boys twelve aud four
Teen years OF age, charged With stealing jar Of
pickles from some person unknown. Thy were ar
rested trying to sell hs pickles at the theatre last
eight The Mayor committed them to jail.
James iinp, free negro hack driver, was fined $50
for charging exorblant rates Tor the Of his vehicle
David Ham, iFee negro charged with receiSi G
towels, Sheets a. stolen from the S.ewar! Hospital
The Mayor discharged hin, andOg that the Seward Of
the hospital, bad already administered to Ham SQUAD
but well deserved threshing.
John end Bridget Med JnAld, were charged With
making an assault upon John Nom hAn, With an AKA.
The complainant appearing, the case VAS dis
missed.
Ell Crou,e, Nike MOD1rall and JAS. ChildTsss, small
white boys wero charged with treakng Int1 the cou-
missary car OF the smbulAtc train the F.ederieks-
Lug Railroad and stealing bottles OF whisky an6
variety OF stores. Il appeared from the evidence thai
the goods he'd been sold 70 some negroes.
The boys, being very young, were turned over to
their parents, ami the negroes we're whipped.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, O. S. Al
RIcHsosp, July IS, 1864.
FAXED TREASURY NOTES.

IN order promots far practicable the early hquids
ten ~. easury OF oUfsf fAxtD MOTIFS,
les. en- Asastans and Pay DePe.sres In The DIFF
e ent states hereby 70 ne sa notes. ex
-. sIrridoafe hypothrc stion
d The cerncstss 10 be PzyAoie on demand aer
eroa.ion Of ninety days
And All agents the sale Of the above bonds hereby
r1d 90 receive taxed nOte With exception tboys
naed payment Of bonds =hsa ssd at the esx per
etntum. u. A. TRtNHoLn
any9-u Secretary OF the Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15
FROM the LOWER VALLEY.

TIE POSITION OF EARLYs ARYY-sTREEGTH
OF TIE ENEMY NUMBER OF PRISONERS
TAKEN BY EARLY-RIS POPULARITY WITH
HIS TROoPs-THE FEELING IN REGARD TO
THE FALL OF ATLANTA-YANKEE POLITICS
EARLY IN MOTION.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15
CkhrIRIGATEs OF IEDEBTEDNESs, BEAR.
lNG PER CENT FER mn M INT Eh Esr,
AND FREE FROM TAXATION.

IhhASUhl ULPAhIEENT Q. 8 A.,
RchmOnc, August s, 1864 I
llY the l4th section of the act to reduce the
- currency approved H. 1884, Secretary
tlIhorzi the above ceruhcaies payable
sert TsuhcsGSn OF treaty Of peace With Uned
9es ThsE cannot sold, tlt only be Issued
Of he Government wnng receive
aym ert Of their demaads They also be given par
nough from The attention purchasing agents
officers oft he Government called this
public securities Offering peculiar sdvatsgts 70 those
supplies OF the bongnt fscli
OF them cheeks by dsbarsng officers
Dsposarss hod uads and marked across the face
pAs a' IN certificates Of inde6tedne vii pad
nty therewdh
OsposAies hereby authorized required 10 comply
equation, aud application 70 the Resister or
applies o. certificates - required -I-D
t-iRned) g. A. TRENHOLM,
1ulz-e Secretary Of the 1reasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

This resistance of the laws taken In connection with
the devsopme ,ts in West possesses ser Gus
inn ortancs and Is fortunate the Authorities have
taken euch prompt and decisive TO suppress
it before time had caosol for II to assume sTger pro-
horizons.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15
AN INCIDENT Of fHE WAR-YANKEE BRU
TALLY ILLUSTRATED.

We comply with the uqaeet of she respected writer,
in publishing the subjOnsd narrative, sickenng though
il bs 10 be- compelled believe that creatures wearing
ths form of humanity could have acted 30 bru.auy
Grants followers are here shO~n to have done TO ore
of their comrades:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

MaaclL-Fbs nuss publishers al fsiia ta'' soA'u
: 4. wusso 1ss iOi plsyl0g their tune SttO''
p.,IDs copyright; lie French GOT'FnIsn' have pro-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

missed to bring bill at the next session Of the Legs-
lature TO txemut tbese boxes from copyright
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

N0I,iCIc

A N adjourned meeting OF the Iron Masters
IA ofhs stats Of VIRGINIA held in Richmond WED
NEsDAY 9sh September lhsaL II the ONCE OF the Old D.
miulon Nail Cou pAny
j. WARREN SLAUGHTER,
senlO.- DOT chairman
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

BYD,VEEP0RT 4 CO., tTooH Aucro' EESs.
ohce corner Of Gary AID 8Eh srssti
WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION, AT Tbs
w once OF the Old oDion Insurance oCIpsby, on xxi
DAY l6h 1854 commencing NJ ~ oeSek the el
loving desirable BONDS SID ET;cKs
10000 poniederste is :. Y, upons Bonds,
200 4" 2 tent OoH .0n Bonds, go spi 81,
10000 : \ ceat az, 10 ard 70,
9s0O8 Z cent Rel istsreL Bonds. long dates
1000 { z cent - Sos,
SOTO Wight, o = cent RsssteTei Bonds,
O0J r.. U q cent Coupon bonds
1907 Is miliob OCu' ous,
~ Cotton Coupons,
co. Gold Coin,
20 shares Bs1S u Richmond,
81 shares Wool aad Uottoa Gard Manufacturing Com
psEJ Btolk,
z shareI OO1solitAe Steamship COMPANY Stock.
10000 Confederate q eent non taxable oeTtf,A.es,
~ coo oonfed -Tste e cent B0lds
20 shares EAnt OF VIgibz Stock,
10 shares TTsC ers' BANK Etoek,
5 SHARES FsrneIs' BANK stock,
Ana such o'hsr Bonds ana Socks NAY be 'neTsd.
DAVENPORT 4 co,
senis ktoek AgcionssIs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

PsiOEs FALuS.-Ilis sad that within is" ua'S
.hs pr,ss of oorn IN OOambs South Carolina, has de-
osa from sas to Ella bushsl Bss', bacon shd o'heE
go, oi urine Necessity, have also desl ned s0nSd
sEabla
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15
NOTICE.

THE Farm belonging to the estate of Charles
Dlekp,n deceased s DC Tenled for the btIt y:sr pab
Ioly On TUESDAY 60 Of The present month This farm
located L1uisI ooacy aooat Midday htEesn the Central
AID tie Jsms Rive. CANAL contains shout b has
large comfortable dwelling LoE.s vh OTTER NECESSARY
auih. usss j r. DICKINSON,
o.G DI0sIrsoN
asls-sS.s ExAutoii,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

By ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 co Lron JsEsRs.
Cor. u 9Th oi Main ets
WEwill offer at Auction, on FRIDAY next,
w the 18Th Instant, om nsleing nj 10 s'ecoS
% bSl' choice 20 D'diOn n o 'ssA'
90 MAueaibo COZ:
10 Rio
IL kegs bies, s-da
20 boxes TALON candles
81 -. brown soap
~ kegs or salt
With q Rener al assortment OF Groceries
ALSO
Is bales a. shsetiDgs
10 q osnabures
Is cotton yarns
20 pieces bleaehsd long cJth &c 10 ~ Inches
ALSO
500 boIss tobacco
10000 florida gsrs
5000 lbs tmtk ilg tobacco
barrels (VeTY choice 10 t2E)
ALSO
20 bills new n4ur
20 bags - 80
seis-ti R0BIns0N ADANe Co
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

WE are unayoidably compelled to postpone
w cur auction sale Thursday the loh bu viii resume o.
THURSDAY, the I'D Of September.
BUT WILL OFFER AT PRIv41E'SAi.Er
90 bales - Augusta shestass
% rs
10 Ocnsburgs
10 bbr No. Iaaners' OIL
10 r tin
800 lbs TsloW
% bbli Gt oTgia Mols8es
10 b,Ies Wax Oaudlts
10 BAYS Salt
bsA q kxtrset Logwocd
3 Gale; Raw Cotton
tlerceB alec
bags me CcGse
bos Brandy
~ bales Cotton YaInE, assorted numbers
TAEDY 4 WILLIAMS
$685. Auehouters
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

FOR RENT.
XNyB offer for rent for the next year the
w tract I,bd OF the late Col. B. l. Drosn, known 81
Gravel Hi In the ooaaty Of Baeknglsm TIE irtt eontsn
about roo a,es Thp Land q gJcd quality and there viii
on orpJr untty Of nskls zoe crop and Sna sft
Tas yemen consist OF eommodIeuB yelin house. be
u bouses The place within ha nile of Female ooi
lege sate where there hrstass te1oei for boys Anc
Ys eonIu ,ted bJ DR.. Blackwell aud Mai Il. b. Ia e.
Persons ng - will please call aud Examine The place
ar sdot.,s an AZ Gravel HUI Va. T. B. BROWN,
Ajax. B0SkLkY
.s,s d4kcW4W BIrcut0rs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15
AUCTION sAEHs-,UrusY DAys

BY JAS. ". TAYLOR AuoiIosfsR
TWO BRICK TENEMRNTs ON LIST STREET,
FOB SALE AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold on MONDAY, the 10Th 'lsy Of
september, The premises, ~ ~ o'clock +. The TWO
BRICK TENEMFNTs lat, between Broad and hsrshtl
Streets both OF which gas water.
sepl4 ct JAS NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15
FOR SALE.

A COMFORTABLE Country RESIDENCE,
n sontAplDg Eve Rooms necessary out buidln.s
fliJJ one HundI,d of Land attached within n OF
Gle Of Fuvsnns O. H.
F0r particulars, spp.y ~ " Eidfess IsB
sio-eoN Palmyra. FlaVsnns, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

SORGHUM ROLLERS.
THREE cast non Sorghum Boilers, d feet
l. loag feet wide snl Inches p Weighing about
lG;0 lbs, for sale BY - $500.
tels--Its sh,cGoeel
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-08
School Notice.

SERCISES OF'MRS. DAWSON'S SCHOOL
10 resumed Oh the first Monday in October.
rm Of nine months, her charge will be $l00,
J SUN in provisions.
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Headquarters.
RESERVE FORCES SOUTH CAROLINA,
COLUMBIA, Sept. S, 1864.

RESERVE FORCES SOUTH CAROLINA,
COLUMBIA, Sept S, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 6.
In'pursuancc of Paragraph V, General Or
- ders No. 67, Adjutantand Inspector Gen
erals Office, 1864, companies for local defence
are authorized and required to be organized in
each District Of the State
II. All detailed men, unless specially except
cd, including those between the ages of 8 and
45 years, rs well as those of the Reserve class,
and required to enroll themselves as members
of companies.
III. The companies organized under this Or
der arc designed to be employed only in emer-
gencies occurring in or near the Districts in
which they may be respectively organized, nor
will they he required to perform service except
within the limits of their respective districts or
districts contiguous thereto.
". The term of service of the companies
will he the nncxpircd period of the war. The
Of thier respective details.
Y. Local Enrolling Officers are charged with
the execution Of this order. They will organize
into companies of not less than Ga men, and
each company is organized, they will forward
muster rolls to these Headquarters. When the
number Of detailed men is not sufficient for a
company, they will furnish list of the names
of the men, :,
VI. The provisions Of the above order do
not apply to the detailed men in the city of
Columbia, they having already been organized
into companies.
BY command Brig Gen CHEsNur
ED. H. BARN WELL,
A. a. Gen.
Septs
EH Every paper in the State will copy once.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-08

For Representative
Weare authorized to announces Col. W. r. TAYLOR
as candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing
'olcction.
June 10 IF
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Wanted,

A Flaw petae" aoSG pSpose2 mohS S1 xs aT 5 FGn pe
will be paid in monoy-or if desirable will exchange
fine mich Cows and Calves Heifers for the same
JAMES CHESNUT, Sr.
:, September9 8 4tw.
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Headquarters.

- - GlMENT SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA,
CAMDEN, S. c., Sept. 9th 1864.
j R1L ORDER NO.lO.
-, PURSUANCE OF GENERAL ORDERS
2 10, from A. c. Darlington, Adjutnnt and In.
snernl Of South Carolina, this Regiment is
y 1ered to parade in front of the Town HILL i'll
}: ). e., on SATURDAY the 10th inst, at 10
T. m, for tho purpose of organizing themselves
'r&n,ranics for active service in the field. All
able to actual service out Of tho District in
: y! ..yasion and insurrection will Assemble US
70: persons liable under this call are those be-
u: ~ and II years OF age, aliens, cxempts from
'",,aiuye service between II and 90 years of age,
y: t'rc continuance of such exemption, and per-
VIC have been enrolled from Confederate service
detailed to remain at homo in civil employment or
ut during the continuance Of such detail, auness
oaied person shall be serving in some Confod.
> "i ary organization.
! Ehose exempted under the existing State laws
'>t""'l service out of the District are earnestly
: 10 mite with this organization for tho defence of
'"Hss, All persons who do not so unite will be
t"Sd On SATURDAY tho 10th inst, for actual
! {; y the District into companies of not less than
: hare praticable) including commissioned and
." ~ 'sslonod officers and privntes. :.
''ptains or officers commanding Beat Com.
: nj come prepared with accurate lists Of their
,rHvn Companies.
T. ''ersons liable for service in accordance with
~ 3 l, and OF this order, will report to
+ dquarters on MONDAY tho 18th Instant
-" TX M.-proydod with four (i) days ratons,
1. g talns l.. >; Patterson, John Thompson, Jno.
,,@A,', ). Falkenberry, Adam Team, S. j.. Hough
/" 'o'om, e. Parker, are charged with The exten'
'hi- order Wv 0''~"'
w. Geld end o'afF cfec--= ..,.....,d 70 ho
aitGUiHHCc
nIli ~ Ca, J. .i-,s.e
J /. "&fDN. a',,tant.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-08
Hog Stolen.

A NY PERSON HAVING PURCHASED WITH
~ IN the past week, small white and black male
shoat unmarked will please report the sumo to this
Office They shall not loose the hog, tho object being
to detect the thief.
August 2s Sd
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-08
Notice to Producers.
WAR TAX OFFICE.

WAR TAX OFFICE, !
CAMDEN, S. G., Sept. 6, 1864
7 WILL ATTEND AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES
Il and places TO receive returns Of WHEAT, OATS,
RYE. CURED HAY, and WOOL, produced in the
present yoar:
Lb.rty Hill on Monday, September 10.
Flat R ok. on Tued day, &c 90.
Buffalo, Wednesday, u 81.
Lsinby, On Thursday, %.
Schrocks' Mill, Friday, I" %.
Curetons Mill, Saturday, I" "a.
There is no exemptions on Wheat Oats and Rye
Wool is taxable when more than ten pounds is grown
and producers will make their returns accordingly.
w. WALLACE
Assessor Tax in Kind, II Collection District
September 5dlw
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Election,

ELECTION.
HN TUESDAY AFTER TIL SECOND MONDAY
~ in October next, an election will he hold at The
usual election precnts for Clerk ofhe Court of Ker-
shaw District by Of the expiration Of tile term
of the present incumbent {.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office at Camden
this second day Of September, A: D. 1864.
W. CLYBURN,
Sept 8 4tw. &C. G. G. p j. G. s.
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Wanted to Purchase

l. States-Scrap Iron, wrought or cast, for which
paw fair price in cash, fpreferred will exchange
rolled plantation Iron for tho same Planters orothers
having any ofthe above to disposeo will inform me
OF the fact, wish to collect it together speedily
as possible. j. s. MERONEY.
September t.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-08

For Representative.
We arc authorized to announce Col. A. d. GOOD
WYN candidate for the Legislature at tho
ing election.
April 22 TT
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Cotton Yarn.

NDLES SUPERIOR QUALITY.
fTTGN CARDS-2 dozen Whittemore's 3
,lish.
5! ClGARS!!-l0,OOo Cigars of Florida
a good article,
chewing and smoking Tobacco Salt, spool
Needles, &c. ". G. GERALD &CO.
tn. f. 1t
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Want to, Purchase Negroes.

~t>HE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO PURCHASE
l from twenty to twenty-five likely. young Ne
GROES. Forsaid negroes the highest cash prices
will be paid JONI" AN PAGE.
August 30 tt
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-08

Mr.. EDITOR. You will please Capt.
WILLIAM CLYBURN, MS candidate for re-elcction
as clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas for Kcrslaw
District, and obge. MANY FRIENDS
April Is.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-08

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered Tvs wishing to con-
tinuc the subscription.
2. II subscribers wish their papers disconinu-
ed, publishers may continue TO send them until
all charges are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect refuse to take their
papers from the Office or place to which they are
sent; they are held responsible until they settle
their bills and give due notice to discontinue
them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher. and the paper il sent TO
the former direction, they are held responsible.
Notice should always be given of removal
5. The Courts have decided, that refusing to
fake a paper from the Office, or removing and
leaving it uncalled for, is prina Jacte evidence
of intentional fraud.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-08
NUMBER 6.

THE Cosr OF Dearly have
the people of the United States paid, in
treasure and blood, for elevating an Abol.
ZIONIST to the Presidency, and bitterly have
they repented of their folly II is an insult
to their intelligence and patriotism TO ask
them to repeat their folly. They cannot re.
call the past, but they Can and will atone.
for it by eIecling Mcclellan. The New York
Herald truly remarks:
More than half million niggers who.
three years ago, were fed by planters on hog
and honiny, are now fed by the United
States on hard tack and salt horse. To
bring about this change it has cost the
United States five thousand dollars and tho
life of one white man per ngger. No one
can pretend that the sable wretches we're not
in all respects better as they were. Nor.
thern and Southern men, to the number of a
millon-the first choice of the race-bave
fallen in battle or have died more horribly
in hospitals and the nation is nearly broken
down with financial embarrassments and all
this has been done to make some hundreds
of thousands of niggers even worse than
they were.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-08

lss- The nomination of Fremont was carried
by accIamation. followed by cheers as only Ger
man lungs can give-decp, gutteral as bass0ons,
and fragrant wih The saoeet perfume Of onions
and garlic!
The above is from the New York Times.
the especial organ Of the Administrations
Germans were once highly houored citizens,
but when they 90 for Fremont they are
nothing but garlic eaters! But now, since
Fremont has sold out, we suppose they will
so to flattering these same Germans and try
to make them believe that they were inclu--
ded in the bill of sale from Fremont Colu.
sa Sun.