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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-18
SWaDpine, Babies.

Last week Il strange woman, with an
il.t;tnt i'll hor arms, entered q house i'll
l'ostou and asked leave to stay awhile,
\. us she was weak and tired She also
asked ior something stimulating say
ing that she had recently been contin-
cd. The lady of the house went to get
glass Of ale for the stranger, and on
returning, found that her own infant
which sho had left asleep in the cradle,
had been taken away, and negro baby
- lcit in its stead. Nothing has been
heard of the woman since, and the af-
fair creates great excitement among the
parties roncerncd.-E.rchaRge
Too bad! How could any woman
50 far forget hersclfia to leave nisger
, baby in a white family in Boston? And
yet it is all right. Boston is the heav-
en- for niegers-A1assaclusctts is the
clysium for the dear chcrubs. 4 Mig
ger baby is not so bad after all. Bos
ton would swap the Goddess of Liberty
off for thick-ipped wcnch, and, of
course, it would be glad to exchange
white babies for black ones! "Tis
true, lis pity, and pity It's It's true"
Let the llig. bab. be cared for. Name
him after Beast Butler, Potash Anna,
or Sumner, who went to France to
have his back bone scrapel down in
stead Of strengthened up. Teach it to
follow the examaple of Butler, Sumner
and Anna Dickinson build it a cradle
in Flannel Hall kiss it for its mother,
and tell the traitors all around YOU that
Il child is given unto Boston We
should not wonder if Massachusetts,
should by law, attempt to make out that
it is Of Divine origin, and worship its
advent as the coming Of the Messiah! i!
God bless the little negro baby! Let
it be adopted i'll the place of the boat
load Of poor white girls sent off to the
Pacific. Waddle it and and swaddle
it, for great is Massachusetts,, and tho
negro is its prophct.-La Crosse lem.
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SPICES OF ALL KINDS, FOR
~ sale by
HODGSON & DUNLAP.
Dissolution of Copartnership

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
l. FORE existing between Drs. l.. u.
& D. =. DeSaussure is dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
n. B.--Dr. D. L. DcSaussurc has re.
moved bis Office to the new Hotel. Calls
left at his office, or with Mr.. Meyer, will
be promptly attended to.
April 20-6t.
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Notice.
TO the Board Of Commissioners
of tho Poor.
DISSOLVED, That no applications for
lG this Board for assistance will be en-
tertained, unless endorsed by three re-
spectacle free>holders.
Extract f.om the minutes.
J. A. SCHROCk,
Nav 4-3t. Clerk.
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They have q radical newspaper in
Richmond, from which the Northern
radical journals evidently take great
delight to quote. 1t seems, in regard
to its editor, that che was originally u
HMcthodist priest, tllch II stakeholder,
then a negro-driver, 1lcxt Il wlliskry
seller, and HOW editor Of q radical
newspaper" Hc can descend no
lower.
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Drugs, M. M.edicine Q $,
&C., &c.

4 FULL ASSORTMENT ALWAYS
IA kept on hand, Of tho very best quail
ity, all Of which will be sold as low as
possible. -,
PATENT MEDICINES of the most
desirable, kind always OH band.
FANCY ARTICLES, for the Toilet,
in great variety,
FRENCH CANDIES, &C., &c.
Fresh supply received weekly
HODGSON & DUNLAP:
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y young lady from the East has
brought suit against PROMINENT mcr-
chant ior I; breach OF promise" s223, 900
is the SUM required to heal s!lr pectur-
nj fracture. IA youthful member OF
the feminine persuasion says that any
gentleman is welcome to break Eel
Ilrart al that figure.
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NrHE FOLLOWING CONSISTS IN PART
J. OF MY STOCK: {
DRY GOODS.
Poplns. Calicoes, Swiss Musins, Jackonnets,
Long Clothes, brown Sliirting, Table Linen,
Toweling, Challics, Hosiery, French Corsets,
latest and most improved styles; Hoop'skirts,
Kid Gloves, &C., &c.
HATS ANDCAPS.
40 dozen Hats and Caps, all quality aud sizes.
20 Ladies' and Misses Hats-lates1
Spring style.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
so dozen pair Boots and sLocs, consistinyip
part as follows:
Calfand Kip Skin Boots, GentIcmen's Bootees
finest style; Brogans, Balnorals. &c
Ladies fine Polish Boots; ladies Balmofals
Caters, Slippers, &C., in every variety
TRUNKS AND! VAL1sEs, &
OEevery description and size.
COTTON CARDS.
90 dozen Whiltcmore's best Cotton Cards.
GROCERIES, PRODUCE, &c.
Crushed, Clarified and Brown Sugars; Coffee,
Soda, Wine and Butter Crackers Cheese, Ra>
sons Candies, French and American; Flour,
Potatoes, &c.
HARDWARE.
shovels, Spades, Trace Chains, Collins Axes.
Selves: Pad'ocks, Table and Pocket Cutlery,
&c.
The above extensive stock Of goods will be
sold at u sual, advance on the original cost, xr
cash.
az f5ou do not see what you wish, c4ll
it.
PHI. MOORE.
February l6.
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Post Office,
CAMDEN, S. c., April q, 1866.

CAMDEN, S. C., April q, 1866.
T1HE MAIL WILL BE CONVEYED
l. from this office to Sumter tri-weeklv.
Leave Camden on Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at o'clock A. N.
Arrive at Camden at S o'clock P. NJ.
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of
each week until further notice.
Mail closed at 6 l.2 A. N.
BB- Office hours from 8 A. NJ, 10 II
A. NJ. and half an hour after the arrival
of the mail.
g Sundays, from 9 1-2 to 10 A. NJ.
JIM. GAYLE,
April EFT. Acting P. NJ.
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Red Rock Oil.

FJNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BEEN Az.
il pointed Agent tor the sa h Of this bsaHi-
fnl Illuminating Oil. is now prepared TO esccsre
orders from the trade. or to supply coa1lnters
at d less price than for any other oil now iH
7ise.
The RED ROCK OIL can be used 1T The
KcrGSine Lamp, ard with the KoEosire BurDer-
J. H. OPPENHEHl,
lIarci I6 3mos at Shaws old Stand
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NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
a ag:ln;t the Estate "f &. + Miller,
,lrcc;,:ct, will prcseut their claims, prop~
cr,v atieatrd, to the undersigned, and
those iside tel to said estate will make
;,aymcut to the undersigned.
{. c. HALLE, Ex'"r,
$. L. MILLER, ES'triy,
May 1S-4:*
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-28
DR.. T. J. KIsNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICIMRs

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, 3D. ST., CENTRE WHEELING. W ",
] *; \: HAVING SECURED THE SEE
~. III, NiCEsS OF an intelligent assistant, who
VII WI attend 10 the PREPARATION OF medi-
cIneS, putting up prescriptions, &c. will ena-
! PIE MIN to give more attention to out na
uentS, especially TO his many friends in iho
country. His medicines are all pranaT,,i in
ti tsoWn ONCE, aud all delivered TO his ma
b leH'S by himself Dr. X. treats all diseases,
70! Dotn HCute ana chronic, with which huInanI
lty is afflicted. He has a large number Of nny,,
remedies, which have proved remarEyaF,lv
successful in many OF those OFySti natn cases ~
Chronic diseases which erptorore In Va 49,
supposed TO he lncurable, among which NAV
Oe nhmcd: Consumption, ScrOfula. Dis.
Cancers and Skin Diseases, His mOde ~
treating Liver Diseases. Stomach Com nIaintS
DIG1hcn ~ and all diseases of the Throat
anu u, All fasSaSeS- HypertrOphy and all OF H.
sr diseases OF the Heart, NeuraIgia. EpiIeDSI-I
SPlhai AHecIlOnS, and all diseases of the Nor
Vous system, is acknowledged bv ali who have
tested tito be the most certain and ~
ever known TO the medical profession m U
naS neen eminently successful in the treat.
N IIenI Oh an diseases peculiar to women. viz:
MenStrul DISTINCTIONS Painful MenSfr,,St;;I'II,,'
11I1eucrrht<i: Uterine and OvariOn Tnmor,s'
tr6;cb ;E! oIcrl ana all Nervous diseases 10
~ ne Le makes speciality In the treatment Of
= ~ SiiIolic AFFECTIONS of the GenitO Urinary
LTISSh ti, VIZ: Iatarrh of Bladder and Urethr,I
irrlta1le Bladder, and NOn-retentiOn and
i19rloohnE OF Urine, Urinary Deposits .r
GT51EeI DlabetiS and Difficult T-rinating So,
philitic Diseases in ali their varij 80 ~
Ghoparrhea, its complications aud senn,.Iiss
t TfpStinalorrhea and lmpotency and all nfTec..
L EII consequent upon youthful indiScreiiOns
a AS9 SPECIAL attention paid to the treatment
81 ora flsTt Il White Swelling, Scr0fuious
oOIeSS,, NarlcoSe Ulcers, &C. Persons n fIiictej
particularly with old Troublesome az c Ge,sG'
Sn3uid lose no time to call on or address DFR'
NlSNER- Communications containinp fna
promptly noticed. Office preScriDfionS oTSS
medicine cash. For visits in citv' sam" az ~
0ther physicians. Office hours, 9 4. n In 10
NJ l.: !, e. NJ to- T. NJ, and p. NJ. tO9P NJ,
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American Life Drops
For the speedy cure OF

FOr the speedy cure of
ID 1 r II Ii Il II I A
coughs, Colds, 1Oarseness, Sore Throat, Rom
clhtls' rheumatism, and all kindred
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FQR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
returned from every quarter, by the con-
Sumers OF the half million bottles that have
Deen sold within that time, is, that
ut ALWL4YS CURES"
Read the following, which is only n speci-
men of the many letters we are daily receiv-
ing: p
"BosroS. MASS, y
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Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis &c
MY son, sixteen years OF age, was taken sud
speak or swallow his breathing was so bad.
we were much alarmed, but decided to try
the Lie Drops before calling n physician, By
using the Drops according to direction. he
was soon relieved and the disease entirely
DroRen up. let friend suffering with
h heumatism have one OF the bottles. Ho
says the Lille drops gave Immediate relief
and are the best medicine he ever used, 4
family near him, suffering from Colds and
liberated Sore Throat, used some of his md
were cured in a short time. Since then let
my brother, physician have Il part of mine
ana with which he cured Il bad case of DiU,-
therih. HE Is constrained TO acknowledge
that they are valuable.
truly yours, a. b. ELDER"
The Life Drops are carefully prepared by
ORRIS SKINNER & CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Springfield, Mass,
And sold by all Druggists.
DemRs Barnes & Co, New York Fuller
nOv9
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Greenwood Cemetery.


CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD
~ 5mtlts east OF the city, is now ready tor
lntermenis, sale, and improvement OF lots.
II contains 81 acres of land, and is laid oHt
III the most modern and improved style
can he easily reached al all seasons or the
year by the National Road, and for three
iourths OF the year. by the HempfieId Rail
Road. II Is perfectly secure, aud intended to
be beautitied By every variety oftrceS, shrub
berry. public vault, chapel, artificial lake
fountains. etc, 10 make II equal to the best
rural cemeteries i'll the country.
Ample provision IL also made for It's en-.
largcment, order and care in perpetuitY,
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Superinten-
dent, who has plat, or secure them by call
Ing nj the office OF the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling
Persons wishing to make interments will
for.
Tickets of admission to Lotholders and
visitors viii be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECToRS.-A. ], Sweeney.
President; X. c. Bonham, Secretary; j, s.
Rhodes, John g. Muth, Geo. Mendel, Jos.
Bell, JnO. a. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, h, G.
Jordan, F.. a. Hildreth, nu3i -ICd
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- SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE Cor.oEED
FEsTIyAL.-Ihursda night, about III
O'Clock, very serious accident han.
pened TO colored orphan girl, twelve
or fourteen years old, named Ginni.
Lane. She had been at the festival the
gSysst OF the gay, and, desiring TO On
home, went outside the door 10 IL.
landing at the head of the steps leadinr,
TO the old City Hall, the room In which
the festival was held. There once was
railing oil the way round this landing
Dut OF late years II portion Of it has benI,
wanting. When the girl came out. shc
rushed heedlessly across the landing.
and, there being no railing TO prevent
feil a considerable distance to the stems
below, striking on her head and shout
dern. Sach was the force of her de-
scent, that she slid down the entire
length OF the steps TO the pavement mt
their foot. She was Immediately picked
up and carried up stairs to the warm
: roomI when IL WAS found she was en-.
tlrely unconscious. In this condition
she remained for about two hours. nj
efforts TO restore her failing. She vyns
.hen wrapped in quilts and taken TO her
1Ome on Fourth street.
She Is still suffering severely from her
0juries, and will not probably be wei
for good while to come.
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An Eastern exchange SAYS: And as
in days ofyore the Piuatori- displaced
and superseded the old Spinet and
Harpsichnrd. so nov the Cabinet or
gan is taking the place Of Accorieons,
MelOdeOns. Harmonious and other in
ferior Reed instruments. under various
names, and in the paTlors and music
rooms OF the wealthy and unsteady
cultivated. the Cabinet Organ i rapid
~ taking its Tightful position side by
side With its elder brother the Piano
forte. A splendid stock Of them AT Mr..
Sheib's warerOoms, I39 Main Street,
Mellor's old stand.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Court met YES
terday, at y. NJ, Judge Caldwell pre-
siding.
The case of Lawrence Cady, charged
with rape, having been set for trial. a
motion was made by DEFENDANTS coun-
sci for continuation until the March
term, on account of the absence OF ma
terial witnesses for the defence. The
motion was argued, and the court
granted it.
Civil business occupied the remainder
Of the day
o'clock.
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MEETING AT The CLUB Room To-
NIGHr.-There Will De meeting Of
the Union voters o. the city tonight al
the Club Room. corner Of Market and
Monroe streets. Important matters
will come before il, and 1t is hoped the
attendance will be large. Candidates
at the charter election are particularly
requested 10 be present
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Trustees Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Iron John L.VOgt and Mary Ann, his vile,
tome dated Dec. Is. 1865. and duly OF record
in Deed Book 10, folio AZ, IN the Recorders
office of OHIO county, West Va, shall offer
for sale at the front door OF the Court House
OF Ohio county. on TU ISDAY, the 10Th day
of January, 1857, commencing said snle at 10
O'Clock, n. m, n certain 10: OF ground kituaI-
cd Mt the Corner of Fulton and Walnut ST. e.,
being lot No. one In square six, In Church
hills addition No.
TERMS or SAI.E-sI33 30 with Interest from
Dec. u.s. 1850, and costs OF sale cash, and the
balance in one and two years with interest
,,,,,,.., a: q, ROBINSON,
Wheeling, Dec. d, lS65.td Trustee.
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IMPORTANT To VOTERS ~ TFTF
SEVENTH WARD.-Cha-Ies H Collier.
Registrar for the 18th Ward, vii. ye
found until the l7Jh of january, al
Luken's grocery on Monday and
Thursday evenings, aud at Richard
sons grocery on Tuesday and Friday
evenings Of each week, from : to .
O'Clock, for the purpose Of registering
the qualified voters OF the 7tH Ward.
He can also be found, during the dry
time, at No. 20 Monroe street, from ~
a m, 10 p. m.
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Pnhlic Sale

I WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON
i the 3lSt day of December, 1860, Six
Five Town lots and One House and Lot
House contains seven rooms and kitchen; all
outbuudlngs very convenient, all in the
town of bridgeport, Ohio.
Also, House ana Lot in KIrkWOOd, con.
tanning rooms and basement.
Terms of payment will be made known on
The day of sale. Also, the number and IOca-
ton of the property. Any Information can
be had prior to the sale by calling mt VIM.
stewards Lumber Yard Office, or dwelling
in Bridgeport, Ohio. "r
dcl7U VIM. STEWART.
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FIRE AT BRIDGEPORT.-AbO bout four
o'clock yesterday morning, a fire broke
out in the frame stable connected with
the National Hotel. When the alarm
WAS given the flames had made snch
Roadway, that 1t was found impossible
to save the building, which was on
tirely consumed. The flames comrnu-
nicaLed TO the roof Of the kitchen of
the Belmont Hous., but were suppress
ed by the heroic eudeayors OF some
gentlemen. Mr.. Frank Robinson, who
was prominent at tile scene, was seve-
rely burned about the head. bridge
port ought 10 get a steam fire engine.
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EXPLANATcRY.-In yesterdays issue
We stated that there had been skating
on the Park, the eve ming previous
Such was not the case. We we're mis-
led by seeing on an omnibus, Thursday
afternoon. a p!acard bearing he words.
Fancy Dress. Grand Carnival NJ the
Park, this Evening" and also by "a
Eote left with US by u responsible gen
tleuIau.
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CURE YOURSELF Of dyspepsia. This most
aesra|,'ing Of all complaInts-a disease
from which more people suffer and die than
almost any utber-haS at last found its mas
Ter. Coos dyspepsia Cure controls and COM
p!etely cures ii in Its worst stages; no one
WHO suffers from dys pepsIa, sick-headache,
SQUIRTING and rising OF the fool, should be
without II. Whilst in all cases orhard colds,
stubborn coughs. sore throat, and all bron-
ci1ial affections, Goes Cough Balsam Is the
che, pest and best. Thee two articles are de-
srrveIiy very prnulnr WIN the nnssns
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THE MISSION SABBATH School, I'M
der the able management of Rev. s. Z.
Barnitz, Of the English Lutheran
Church, has done good work for orphan
and other purposes during the year now
closing. At the anniversary, on Mon
day and Tuesday nights, tho income
from the sale Of tickets announced m
about $40 90, but as The EXPENSES at
tending 1t were very heavy. the net
proceeds will not he large. The great
object Of the anniversaries is not 80
much TO make money, as to keen alive
the Interest in the school among the
children and in the community. The
whole amount raised in the school
during 1865, is $GGJ 90 in money, besides
two bbls and three packages OF goods.
On the afternoon Of New Years day.
At the church. the children Of the school
will receive their annual presents from
the hands of the Pastor.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
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w ASH. NESSCM AND \ COPPER kET-
THE.-- Yesterday II WAS tiiscovored thRtd
copper kettle was missing from the tin
shop OF puthcld, on Water street. NOW
kettles douotwalk or very OMEN oftheir
own accord, though instances are on
record where such has been the case.
II WAS therefore suspected gthHt some
tHlunous individual had entiCcd the mr.
ticl" away. Who was tho individual ?
1t could not he certainly known, but
suspicion, on what grounds we are not
ahl" 10 say, soon fell upon Wash. Ven.
mum. Wash. leads pcriputetic life,
and he might have taken the kettle for
hnNi'ation as DiOgUuCs had his tub,
10 work tho case up the assistance OF
NilccrS ScroESinS and Harrison was
Sought. These gentlemen discovered
the suspected Wash. i'll some out of tho
way place. andnt once opened their bus.
mess TO him. lie admitted that the kCt-
tie had taken n sudden liking to him.
and he couldn't find it i'll his heart to
leave II behind. Hence its diSnpncar-
ancn. LIZ also said that he had dis.
posed OF 1t to jimmy Hampton, for the
SuiallSuIn OF ono dollar and n half He
was nj once confronted with Jimmy,
who denied i'll II vehement manner that
w ash : statement was true.
The next thing was to take the kettle
ihnCier 10 the lock -up-a very trouble
Soui" thing to do. as the officers discoV-
cred. Wash went we'll enough for
about half tho way. He then said he
was tired slipping about on the pave
meut. and Wouldn't 40 any further.
Recourse was had tCu boys sled which
happened 10 bc handy, and on this
Wash was lriumphautly hauled to his
destination.
Th's morning he win have a hearing.
pEpIcNrIoN OF THE ZANE STREET NJ.
l.. CUUECH.-'She dCdicHturv services
proper OF the Zane street NJ. +. Church
tuN" place ON sunday morning. There
will, however, he some preliminary eX-
eTSl>eS, commencing to-day at > T.. NJ.
Tomorrow Sunday there will be
preaching by the Rev. DR.. Eddy, OF
Chicago. who will also conduct the ded-
lcatoTy services, assisted by the Rev.
DR.. Martin, and other clergy'men. of
lesser note. - .. ~
In the evening DR.. Eddy will deliver
Il second sermon.
On Monday evening there will be
Watch-uiGht ServiccS-prenching at o
o'clock, to he followed by the admins
traNou OF the Sacrament. The exercises
will close hmm ediate ely after midnight.
on Tuesday evening there will be u
Quarterly Love Feast.
The public will be cordially welcomed
10 the various services.
Independent of the interesting Cere-
monies OF dedication, it is worth any
ones while to visit the Zane Street
Church for the purpose of inspecting
the beautNuf its design inside and out,
and the substantial and elegant man
ner in which it has been put up. The
corner stone was laid on the Sd of July
last, with the beautiful and impressive
Masonic ceremony, such being the de-
sire ~ the pastor and trustees. The
pulpit was designed and constructed by
Mr.. &. +. kimball. the efficient super
!uteudrut OF the new Fourth Street NJ.
L. Church. 1t is a beauty in itself, and
worth going to see.