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The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
Once of the Placerville and Sacramen'
to Valley Railroad Co,

At . meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Piaeervine and Sacramento Valley Railroad, held
on September 18th, 1865, the following resolution
WAS unanimously passed:
Resolved, That suits against delinquent share
holders, 10 enforce the collection OF subscriptions
be commenced on the hrst Of October A. d. 1865
and that copy Of this resolution be published In
the Daily Mirror and Mountain Demoerst to said
date.
Attest: N. A. HAMILTON,
Sec'y p. and 8. v. Z. z. Co.
PlacervtIe, septembeI 2lSt, 1865 Id
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

PROMENADE CoNCERT.-MessFs. Hall Hay
wArd-the former the best Pstformer on the
bugle in America, and the latter the sweet:
est singer snywhere-~i give their farewell
promenade concert, at Confidence Pavilion, on
Wednesday evening next. The lovers of music
will not fail " attend, and those WIN delight
in "the intricate mazeS Of the waltz" will not
lose the chancs to indulge in their favorite re-
creation when they can have the bes: .! music.
Tickets one dollar
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
NERVOUS COMPLAINrs.-n i. no.


probable that there 10 . country in the world
where the inhabitants suHeT % much from dis
eases having their origin in arrangement Of the
ne. Vous system, sS in California. Shght dis
sAIe Of ths D-rves, il not pra@pily attended 10,
viii produce such complaints as RHEU MATlsM,
NECNALGIA, " EN- IA l. and PHYSICAL
DEBILITY. IMPOTENCE. HEART DISEASE
and numerous minor complaints, under which the
pAtien, .nffrrs unul the physical po~ert are de-
.tToyed, the nervous system shattered, and the
sufferer sinks into an UntInisly grave. In al
eAs.s Of nervous disoFdeTS
WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE
VIII effect 7.Tf,ct cure and restore the patient
10 healA aud strength. Even when apparently
upon the verge Of the grave, this medi"iue VIII
snatch the intended victim IRON the fell destroyer
and hole the grim monster at hay, sometimes TOT
years. WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE
Iurrly vegetable preparation, and viii harm ne
one. Ferrous " ssdentary habits or those whose
occ W a,ons require e1trsUTdiDary exercise Of 'hS
brain " i'll hnd this medicine Of great advAptags'
as 1t produces activity Of the physical functions
and quiet to the nerves.
Watts Nervous ARtidOto 10 for
Sale by all Druggists. (sepl6ms
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
Fancy Goods, Etc.

Ladies and Misses hats:
Velvet Ribbons, Belt Ribbons,
Bonnet Trimmings, ParascIs, Fans,
Hoop Skirts. Kid Gloves,
LiSle Thread, Cotton and Silk Gloves
Spool Cotton, Machine Blk.
Zephyr Worsteds, Linen Handker-
chiefs,
Laces, EmbroiderieS, Insertings
EdRinRs,
Hosiery of all kinds and sizes,
large supply always on haad and Tor sale At :l.e
LOWEST CASH rhICES.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
Domestic Goods.

Bleached and Brown Sheetings.
Bed Tickings. Stripes, Crash, Duck,
Denims, Brown Drills,
Brown and Bleached Shirtings.
Brown and Bleached Linens.
Cloths. Cassimers, Satinets,
Kentucky Jeans. Linseys, Caliooes.
FlAnnels of all colors and qualities.
In this line Of goods th- assortment is complete, an,
viii be sold ~ the lowest possible prices iur Cash
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

Wa republish the election table to-day on
account Of inaccuracies in it as published Last
week. Two precincts, the Lake House and
Richardson's Mill, were thrown out BY the
Board Of Supervisors on account Of i3fnrmality
in the returns-the balnts not having been
sent in With the poll-llsts and tallv-sheets. As
these precincts gave Abolition majorities. their
throwing out has diminished the vote of our
Ethiopian friends, and now williams leads
McCsllum 81 votes instead of 6. AS the re-
count, ON which this action vas had, was made
on the motion Of McCallum We suppose be is
entirely satisfied
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

ARE We to understand from the Mirror that
Hon. Alfred Briggs was in favor Of destroying
our Office and hanging us? That's entirely too
big dose tn 60 down. However much Mr..
Briggs may have disspproved "f our politics.
If We know the man, and we think we do, he
would never have offered violence to us or ours,
nor advised others to do so. We have classed
him among our personal friends for years.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
House Furnishing Goods.

Brusse Three-Ply and Ingram
Carpets;
Chinese. Hemp, and Cocoa Mattings
Table Dsmasks, Table CIoths and
Napkins;
Marseilies Quilts. Towels, Doyhes;
California and Ontario Blankets;
Curtain Damhsks, Shades and FIX
lures:
A fal! assortment, for sale At prices which DEFY
CUNPkTIII.S y.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
Gentlemen's Clothing.

Fine Cassimer Suits, all the new
styles,
Fine Black Dress Coats.
Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants,
Fine Velvet. Silk and Cloth Vests,
Hats OF all kinds,
Fine Sewed and PeRged Boots,
Whits Shirts, Travelling Over Shirts
OverAlls, Jumpers, Blouses,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Indian Tanned Buck Gloves.
Driving Gloves,
And everything required for Mems Underwear AID
Furnishing GOUd', all for SAKE
AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

NOV that tS' Tsr Is over s"G a. commerce Ssss
able TO import the largest stock Of clothing
ever brought 10 tAis city. Every style and
quality Of mems and boys clulhing is repre-
Sented on their shelves. Their stock of bouts
and hats is large and comprehensive and their
prices low. -.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

DR. MooRE ASH MS lNSTITCTR 1T is curious
g. zee hoN NaTi0usly 'Ihe longing amer imMor,ah-
~" suAcks the chudT-H of grulUS-''seurhing the
tAse d. gree ~ Wkioi III did a,ceEd''-hLe the
cpursg.uS ta,c"n. they III their eve upon The loh.
ir-i guarrN. 4 Hakr tie I'rtT children Of earth
diI1y with their sublime hiyhts Of geIins But
Ns s,-ak met phorIrAliy, and Sr must come eovn
an surge al In,tItut. c-l,hIty. Of san fTste.eo.
orr Nhch ihtuA. ali Su"r d n, turTeons e",ARs,sy
!, - the shAde. ~ Anew. "rlginAl. h.heatr,Ist
,lnpir tnndr ~ tufglrAi operation. he performs =
radical cue ~ IlrTn4 IL the s'ort IpNcr of iarsS
Wrtks. great victory IN rurgrrl, iruy. and ore
well WnFthy thp tohsIdrTAtIuD II the fh"usands
l" are The Nieiims uf ih,s Lrrrt, Ere inouIArle
sfttcti,n. We d" not Wl-h Ia Gi,lArLge other ply
slclAn. private pTSctire ~ this city. depriVe
tnru uf her vel earned iaursls I'VE appreciate
the talent. of s"m- of them, and honor and COM
u, I'D iLtir I-.l, tGt Ni'h al de'-F-ree and due
rr-p-ri. Ne mutt sAi, that there IL too much i'm
pstiAi CO ilaetd uTan acme men . ptitInn In the
FT"f-,si,n, 10 the great dsiTineli of Science and
ndriArgAh!r e.tiEations. WhtH ne reflect
nI"h the NaUi " SeIrtIihe pr"grss', AS ehsFAe-
trriI'd IN n,U.i all our urdiesl ,oh'"ls- adhered
&C. ~ all oar public hospitals. a. W" A. In private
prAc1cr--~tc o. bu' col grstu'ate the many thouS-
ard intahdS " hu NnntAii, hoek To the a,ttropon0
fof u.rdirAi and ,urEieAi treatment In t-e re abe
10 avail thrn.'Nrs of the superior 'Gei .iitaN
f''rd'd in ms Institute. Aside from the HOst
SNI l'ui TrAt' NJ and Lur,rg. the large, AIry and
rrgahllN furnished r-mS, ~ enable the patirntS
10 'IItl all the eomfnrts aud luIuTieS "f home.
All IN all. Wr rrRard Dr. NooEE and hIs Institute
as In",t NAluAte acquisition 10 the PAeihe Coast
tho need Of ~hieh ur have hng since felt.
NIm3j lsuudA! Mercury.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

THERE are said TO be seventy four di
vnrce cases now awaiting trial at La Crosse,
Wisconsin. Every complaint is said to
be soldier or soldiers wife.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
eAcRAMEnrn. Anril "A ,s..

DR. @. NJ BOURNE-DeAr Sir: II Il with rl...---
and Satisfaction that now let you know Of nv Sc.S
health. Looking back on What have paaarS ~ ~
II seems IS II was lified from the grave and ,hS
u my duty 10 acknnw edge to you nd the voyld ~
benefit derived from water treatment a. aJTn,.s
tered by y"u In your celebrated baths. Il 30 n
August 1854, when disease developed Itself vjIh
severe SHnSA ihtn took medicines getting vo1.'
vita ckSe, SeV,TS, loss n stI enGth, and vas -
nounced cOnDAmptivS. This set me TO thinkIn. ~
nnAlI determined to leave my business ana ~ 4,
the Sandwich Islands, having been u fsrmed X,
could not he cured here. ] vent to San Pranei...'
and while waiting inr ship called upon Dr. 1870
WIN stated that trip to the l,lAnds vouId n-oH.k.
result disaStrously, was wholly unheces,arv ~
could then be speedily curtd Al his ettshlshx.n, .
! placed myssH under his treatment, and IN a..
week vas 81 uch imp oved that thouRht .IS
risk r, turning home d my duty a. Enon.S.si sSsiu
the Central Pacific Railroad. The DortoV shi.',S W
but thought knew better, and TeiuTnxd IA A.,
In about two weeks my cOnRh returned, aAA H.,
F. tIi"E worse, ard contrary TO Dr. BOsrBes n,nnr'
ton never 10 take medicine again, conlmI,,et ~,
fnlV, and soon vas 80 completely Iun down a. =
could scarcely walk ST., Iasl reSNyi IeOnrIA.S
10 "nce more try the Water Cure ven, I" A.
FrH"csco-frU II my friends expecting m. "a -.
turn: In fact, thought nv return douIifuI IN -.
riViEE at DR. BOHrAeS sSiakIishn- nj tH,hrus,S "a
la65) Eus NOT Able tn ret into the hath v,,han,
Hss,shnre. hni in = frW days began 10 Rnin -
manned win him ohly sir weeks when len -. nj.
.eT Hhh h-'ter NAE, Whhout III. 4 OF medicines
have nov he-n At work several weeks and Ana
that am gaming every day, and aI pre,en, bId
'ar !" N "ouier thsn ever before. PeTsons visit.
ing the D"ctors establishment will find IL inst vhH,
II should be IN the LADIES' and Ger ueu n's Den. n.
ment', Anh cspnot say too much in praise Of the
Dovtor's Kind attention 10 his puti-nis
TITS lrft'r write for the benefit 81 the AMet.d
10 bS used - The Doctor dSces and should II h, IN.
means nf directing any one TO his care Ard tr..t
nj Who (as lhty a,sure,ly why hnd r.li.i vll
be paid for my trouble Your che,lient .ervsnt.
JAMES CNMPB. LII
Engineer Central Paeiac Railroad
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

AT Quebec, last month, man ran ten
miles in in sixty three minutes, and he
thinks he could have done it inside an
hour, if a drunken fellow had not inter.
rupted his progress.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

DIR. c. w. MOOR f BY reference to sur
ad' eTI1InE columns. II Mil be .ern that tins DIS
tIuRu. he'd ih' SiciAh aud Surgeon. late Surgeon
General IN the AMY nf Gen. EuilsT. At New Or
leans. har esishHrhtd Medical InttitUtS IN SAP
trAneIseo. fer,nbS SufrTinG With disease of any
kind ~ description. by lacinE th.msrlV, under
the care II lT. MoTr. eau rrly upon RECEIVING
gentruarly aud scientific Treatment. Contra
Costa GaleIte,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

New YORK horse car conductor teS.
tilted that he had carried car full with
ninety OF one hundred passengers, when
be had seats just for twenty -four.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

WRIr1No EcHooL.-Mr. W. A. Houghton will
commence the fourth term OF his writing
school, on Tuesday evening next, at the High
School. His scholars have made astonishing
improvement, and several of them are nearly
fitted 70 set up as teachers.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

OvER one hundred millions of dollars
have been stolen from the Government by
"loyal officers and agents, since the lSt
Of October, 1884. Loyalty pays!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

VIZ are still under obligations to "hand-
some" Walter, of Wells, Fargo 4 Co., for his
promptness in delivering our letters and pa
pers and R. s. Hernandez, for the Sacramen.
10 Union; and VIM. N. Bradshaw, for Atlantic
paDera
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

LHE, after ell, is but bundle of hints,
each suggesting positive and actual deVel-
oc- but rarely reaching it.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

JUsrlcEs OF THE PEAcE.-Democratfe candi-
dates tor Justices of the Peace. who wish their
names announced, will please notify US.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
The PhysIeIan I. often blamed for

want OF success n Aim- Mt. whrD r dsspPoInt
nrht thu recovery OF the SICK Is &C he traced 10
,tv Sdntnist-rnE impure m-dirlnes R"her, White
spothecAry, - paying particular attention 10 The
inpouud'ng physicians prescriptions and family
r-cires 4 ou medicines of uh'l"uh,,h rurty Robert
white. Medical Hall, 10 appointed sgrEI for most
Of lac KvnLIue Patent Medicines
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

TRUE.-The New York TimeSsays "the
public writer or speaker who indnlges in
sectional denunciations should b. marked
at once as a mischief maker and public
enemy" So we have always thought
Every loyal paper in this State constant
ly and gleefully "indulges in sectional
denunc,atiOns," and We are gratited to
state that the respectable and intelligent
portion Of the community look upon them
as ''miSchiet makers and public enemies ;
They have had their day their influence
is gone, and their own party recently re.
udiated them. With the ending Of the
war their power Of mischief ended. No
One now heeds their vile and inccndiary
appeals; no one BELIEVES a word they ut,
ter; all know they are the mere hirelingS
of corrupt faction IA faction which "a.
vorS negro suffrage and worships SpoiS.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
Boots and Shoes.

Ladies' Lasting, Kid and Calf Bal
moral and Congress Boots.
Gentlemen's sewed and Peeged
Boots and Shoes,
Buffalo, Felt and Rubber Over Shoes
Children's and Misses Boots and
Shoes of every description,
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes
of every quality, :
Ladies', Gentlemen's and ChildreA's
Slippers, . splendid assortment,
The largest and most complete In Il Dorado County,
which are offered for sale at the most
REASOSABLE PRICES.
~
California Blankets,
FLANNELs.
CLOTHS. CASSIMERs,
WOoLEN sHAwLs.
TRAVELLING SHIRTS.
ETC, ETC.
Always on Hand and for Sale
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
w REMEMBER THE PLACE! IA
CHAS. B. PETIT,
ELIGM AMPS BLOCK,
Main Street, Placerville.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
sptrIaI anu &snsraI Nntirtx
AN INTEREsTING LErTrR

Very few persons, even among physIeIan, ...,,
nave oeen willing upon any terms to have ~. y
the Ism OF February last will AntIcinsts .s.u oa
What his r. port Of the facts, BY saying thSt ~ ~
loth Of August, inst. he made me . visit "ths sae
picture o. Iood health" Time, which tiles ~!
proves all things. has sufficiently tested M. Soa
and shown that neither relapse nor eoIlnpse h..,s
followed, the cure 10 perfect and can be cited snn
the scores Of SinAr cASes, the result Of nv t-sS
ed mode oftreAting diseAse without medicine F'S''
@. u. BOURNE
Water Cure Physician.
No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post st., San franSis.:.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
sAy Fn.NcIsoo. AnEu., Is. lsss

-,
ADVISED BY the undersigned, Mr. Jsmes Camph.u.
~ the Central Pac, hc Railroad, (WhO vas then In a
mos, dtploTAble st9Ie a i'll heAHhl placed himself
under the care of Or Bourne, the Water Cure PhV.
siCAr Sop,r 81 months or more Anerward he VII.
ted this ritv, uhrn l acc idrn'Ay met him al Dr.
Buurftr's -sisbrhHrnt aud am haUIy u Say, re .
stored to the euIoSusLt Q; good irAlih and 10 nnO
spirits JOHN SULLIVAN.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

EV- Or Bourne treats AL diseases of the threat,
cLts; ami lunGs--Which Includes dphrTIA, bronehi.
lis. rnc'P.,m consumption. pl.rrlsy, Group, etc -
H. the greatest success Great relief - Afforded In
advanced stages q consumption. RheumAiisn, pa-
tAiys,, EiA, fever and AKue. drrpsy. etc etc.
're ~ls" cur-d QUICKLY pivaSAai'y Ad economically
W u4edic lie Whatever. IstpI0m3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
WRITING SCHOOL.
HOUGHTON s. GILLETT
Would respectfully inform the public that The Fourth
TERI. Of their School for Instruction in
Il PENMANSHIP,
4Tn-ie AT TIE
HIGH sCHOoT. pT,ACERvrrTE

HIGH SCHOOL, PLACERv1LLE,
Commenced on
Tuesday Evening. Sept. 26th, 1895.
The School will be open every =.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday.
" The public are invited to attend and witt
ness the exercises.
Specimens Of Penmanship will be exhibited at the
room on each evening.
TUIrI0N-95, for Fifteen Lessons.-Stationery,
Fifty Gents.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

Qua PoPULArIoN.-Th rush tn Nevada,
Idaho aud Montana has made serious inrond
upon the aggregate Of our adult male popula.
tion within the past two years. We give be.
low the vote Of the county fur 1868. 1854 and
the late election, which will show 10 What ex-
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
TEACHERS WANTED.

Many teachers are needed in this country, who
can hnd pleasant, profitable and useful employ
Persons writing tOlerable hand and having free
use Of the pen can, by approprAtng leisure hours,
be instructed In short time 80 as TO be competent
to teach.
propose to qualify ladies and gentlemen FLOR
teaching the art In the most approved manner, and
on the SpxnSerian system.
Success warranted and situation secured Per
sonS hAVing inclination for teaching Will please
confer with me for further information.
- Residence at the Cedar Ravne Hotel
HOUGHTON 1 GILLETT.
Flaeerville, September 22d, 1885.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
QUICK CURES
AND
MODERATE CHARGES.
DIR. DOHERTY'S
PRIVATE
Medical and Surgical Institute.
Medical and Surgical Institute
SACRAMENTO STREET.

Below Montgomery, CoHpNVte the Pacific Mall
. Steamship Co.'S. ofice) Private entrance on
LeidesdorG st, San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

EStdb'iSird ezp-eSslV 10 afford the afflicted aound
and scientific Medical Aid, in tie treatment
and cure Of all Frirdte ami ,CHrOHic
Diseases, cases of Necresy and
al serudI disOrdsrs
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
FHOn CHlRLEST0N.

+, CuARLEsGoS January IA Yankee jheni-
tor on picket d&:y betwcop forts Mouitrie and
Sumter was sunk last n'ght-it snppos d by
torpedo The ,'iioke s1aek is adj that is left
above Che water. 4 deserter reports the forces
on the hue 1of;sali etaekie, to consist oithc 7lh
aid part of l!p 18th cotps-,heir destination
Chsslrst,t,. "A considerable body,ot the anet
mys infantry moye,l up about noon within two
and !ia'f miles OF Con1Lalce, but afterwards
retired. :.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
sss5T ARMy q NEWS!
Rso.T. asfgH0 oYtE
AA
!, 1nntyAt or FRANK p. ntAiE

~ = - .. ~ ~~,f 80
RIogaosn'I nnuary 12.-Frsnk p aus
arrived in thss',ity yesterday; and is staying At
pr,vsSf aiparters- Tie evenings "Whigss 81 ssys
that it is reportel that he had All intervis% lss11
night WITH tt.e. Secretary Of War hut there are \
no developments in rcgard 70 the object q big
visit =. 80
In the Virginia House ofDesgases; to-day,
resout o's wc.e 6 Submitted for the appointments s
Of Commissioners TO toufrr with the au'hort'es,
of the o;licr States for Commiss ogers from the
United States Is sotEc best mode Of mitigating.
the horrors Of the present war and bringing
al.out an ,konorafitc termination of ihA sa'aes,s
Tie resolutions were indefinitely postponed ~
yeas lg1 to nays, Q a.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
NORTHE'R1y NEWS.

JAcksoS, January Ia Memphis papers Of
the 10th have vcrii received. There is much
suffering for provisions. Brig Gen. Gary takes
command Of Savannah. Sherman is mcyingon
Branchv;Ile, and the federal troops concentra-
ting at Florence and Athens. large number
OF troops arc passing down the Mississippi. The
steamer Sea King had destroyed three Briggs,
loaded, and two ships. Stanton has teIegraphed
to Grant that Blair>vas going to sRelnnond;
and that the responsibility Of the effort to re.
store the Union rested Sith himself. Grant
decided to pass them. since Blair's return, he
intimates that the rebellion is not whipped
enough for peace negotiations yet !.
"A late telesfann from Nashville says ilrat4hes
1railroad south favery long, and requires great
-nnmbers Of troops to guard. The railroad to.
Louisville is.often cut. The Chicago Tribune
says: sherms1 makes no disguise of the fact
that his destination is Charleston Lincoln ia
determined to seize and sell all cotton at Sasan.
uah, and ii Foreign Subjects prove their claii,aas
they will be paid the proceeds. Simon Draper
has been sent to Savannah to Transact the3bas-
mess. q,
sEsAroBrA, January l5.-Memphis dates. al
the 18th say: Fort snih~has been evacuated
by the Federals. The Confederate forcsarlIn
infantry and artillery gotbelow it. .cas.;.t ,tbs
evacuation necessary.
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7 7,625
-FRoA MISSISSIPPI
EXPEDITION TO PAscAGoULA.

JACKSON, January ls.-Private advces from
New Orleans to the ,4th instant have been rc-
eeiyed. Preparations were making foran ex,
pcdition Of fifteen thousand m en- to Pascagoula.
A Fair for the benefit of Confederate prisoners.
was held in the city, the proceeds Of WHICH.
were $4,000.
Many old business men were cmigrating to
Matamoras.' ,e.
The Yankee lines have been stringent1y'
closed until after fhe 4th Of Marcel. slls<eport-
ed reason is tears 81 troubles in tbe North
west
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
~ IgDN EsDAY, Janis. 1865. ~ o.ss4 s

tanned by the rairoud con- ,in traes = and nd
0y a:qrf Of ths, planters IA Is IL, iIs,.,
mense. Nearly all the embas y. a. away,
and Gpce;foils and other rub now occ,,priin,s
what was once the rail!oad Y IA on, !, u,ents
The road tween KingviIlc on: ,sfnngnree HiyerSS
with portion of the ircstle, IN boon wasl,cilt
away The loss in stock is saidg gl5rrrcced, nted
in thh section. ,iessrs. Bates srn. at King
rillel suffered largely, tho formeryid e, have loft
$4,000 worth Of live stock dis plantation.
.Amongst the sufferers in our owltrict, we learn
that hajprJ. NJ DEsAussURE and Mons McR.s-
lost nearly their entire stock of bosirse editor Of
the Journal las tby this.same ffes 10 inconsid
cradle amount-at least rs mucll,as itwe know'o'
up to this time.
We have no communication ysa;h. shestop, either
by railroad or telegraph. Thete cgrsIinp betty eGa
this place and K;ns7ilie and Cnuntias al. il, good
working condition, but the Charesiand S uher,l
lines are grounded in the Congafeeixanp. The
trains running to and from Charleston ia Columbia
will D. unable to cross the Congareq W safety fol
some days yet The hands of tIlesraisd company
are engaged repairing the road. un;er ,e encrsctc
and efficient superintendent of Mr. jan, TRuMRuLb
Mr.. MoKEwN,. an experienced ral,oad,ntrcls, 4
engaged on the main Dad, and wifi nd,ubt rcpai
all damages in few days 80,
We ere informed by an old gentleman, over lift,
years residence in this dist ict Seye bee
known such freshet il this secaonof Is State.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
[From the Camden Jou,nalT

TIE FREsHEr--Up TO this hour we have been un.
able to note any particulars regarding the damage done
by the late freshet 1t is impossible to partcularize
with any degree Of accuracy and only gye;seme few
instances Of disaster related by friends The in
Jury done the Camden branch Of the South Carolina
Railroad is slight. Two cuvegts near Kingve, wers
washedsOls, both of (which, VIC icarns will be repesed
TO day, if the water recedes sufficient to ebse the
hands to work. Atand near Kingville tho loss sus.
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FROM LOUISIANA.
: ANOTHER YANKEE EXPEDITION.

!, CL1sros, January IA large number of
troops from Nashville, estimated at from fifteen
to twenty-five thousand, recently passed down
the river to New Orleans. 1t is believed that
an expedition is orgaulzindg either to attack
Mobile or to 90 up Red River.
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5. Y HERsHMAN-Editor; .
Camden, Wednesday, January a

The House of Representatives. Of .the: Com
fsdeiraie .Cpneress haze cohcnrred IN tho joint
resolution for the obssrvance ns The %! Frbru-
ary as.a day Of fasting, hunilietinn end pray.
or. 2'N Ga increasing tle pay III postmas-
tc,s and. route a;cn's was passed