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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-04-27
No. 30.
LATIN ENG MA.

LATIN ENIGMA.
am composed of Il letters.
NV 4. Is, ), is an advcrh,
MY IS, 6, b, is the third person, SIM
gular number, of verb of tie first coniu-
CATION,
My TO- II, ). Il, is a number,
Nv 10. 8, 3, is a conjunction,
My g. IA, 10, ), 9, is proposition,
Nv Z. Is. |, II, ,, 6. IS an ad1crb,
NY IL, is the letter Y.
Ny whole fell from the lips of one whose
memory is infany. AsTEEoID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-04-27
No. "a.

am composed of % letters.
My 2, Is, 3. 10. 6, |, IL, -, 10, Is
town in England.
Ny 5, ., 10, IL, ., 10, 30, is a county in
Alabama.
My 4. IL, Ia, IL, 16, 10, is town in
Georgia.
Ny 81, s, l6, IS, is one of the West In
dia Islands
My whole is Young ladies name and
place of residence. HANCOCK.
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Bininger's Bourbon Whiskey.
Farm for Sale.

a The subscriber offers for sale his Farm
I,.a situated in Ellsworth two miles from the
l..A1lA village, on the stage road leading to sur
Tey, containing about fifty acres of good land
we'll divided into moving, tillaee, pastufug and
cd land, with the buildings thereon, consisting
Of Cottage House one and one-half stories ieh,
81 by 20 feet, with an l. 20 by l6 feet, wood and
carriage house 40 by Is feet, barn suitable for
the farm all ined gether with other out-build.
ings, al in good repair and good well Of water
within ten feet Of the door.
For further Information inquire OF the albscri-
Der on tGe pre- EiSes.
GEORGE W. FRANKS.
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CTIARADES.

Tam a word Of letters.
NV lst is in ship but not in boat,
NV I'd is in hat but not in eaat.
Nv Sd is in pert but not IN proud,
NV 4th is in earth but not IN cloud.
M 5th is in man but not in boy,
nv 9th is in play ,ling hat not in toy,
nv 9TH is in nat but not in joy,
Nv whole is mans name. CLINTON.
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$. Din III. w. SMITHS
AMERICAN ORGAN
MANDATORY,
fremont, Opposite Waltham st,
BOSTON. MASS.

The most perfect and beautiful Musical Instrument
in the world for the American Home tlrcie'
THE AMERICAN ORGAN makes Home Attrac-
five, ard reincs and ceyates the minds OF all
Beautiful in it. appearance and effects
Seventeen III First Premiums were
awarded 10 the American Organs IN THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1865, ever all
competitors, at different State and County
First Premium awarded to the American Organs
at the treat Ncw \ ork State Agricultural Fair st
Rochester september sli over the whole Catalogue
exhibited by the Most Celebrated Makers.
THE AMERICAN ORGAN are the ONLY REAL.
REED ORGANS now before the public The only
Organ having a REXERBtRAflNG SOUND BON
or WIND CllI.Sf-which liz the same important
part to perform e sounding Hoard has IN the
Piano ERE 10 give body aud onance OF tone
and wffhou. which The organ becomes merely a
Meladren IN an organ Case. The American dreams
not only nav the Niad-C hest, or Sound.Box but
have the large Organ Bellows, giving power and
great steadincs OF tone. These with their extreme
fine ,oeiag of thu leeds and periectng Of the tone
make them the MOS II ERECT ORGAN KNOWN
Then. in fincnCss Of Workmanship, hhtsh oil action
aud case, they CNeel all others. lhe'e great M
pra,omeHts aud suporiorit, at tone and workman.
ship OF the AMERICAN ORGANS place them IN
the front rank as the best. and command hiEher
price dian an, other reed instrument i'll the liarkct.
\ careful examination of them, In comparison with
others will quickly slew Their superiority.
Special aiItutiou is called to the style at AMtRl
CAN ORGAN, No. :, containing ne Saptr-octa'e
Coupler and sub-liaSs. FOR CHURCHES in want
ot powerful instrument, whose means are limited,
price renders il very desirable.
Every Organ is Warranted to Prove Salts
factory.
TIE AMERICAN ORGANS all have the Eevefa-
ting Souud.BoN, or Wind Chest, and are finished IN
the highest ,tyle of art, in Rosewood, Jet Walnut
and Oak finish. richly Vanished and polished OF IN
smooth oil Finish, forming ecgaut pcscS Of tarHt,
turc for the Patiar or Boudoir, and the OAK ana
aluut II ciA!is adapted Tor Churches. Lecture
IHE NNEEICAN ORGANS ere all Guisled win
our new FArENf improvements eontai ing ne
improved Knee swell, noable Fellows two blow
H-,la 4td IEEAf1I.0 found III other Instrument
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ENIGMAS.
No. %.

ENIGMAS-
No. %.
am composed of II letters.
My 3, o, z, Z, III, is gum,
NY IL, z, IA, was water proof,
Ny ID, Is, 6, 4, proved it,
NY 5. 2, 8, we must all do,
NV l, TO- is propoun,
Ny 4, l6, Is, 10, is name,
NV II, is u vowel.
Ny whole is one of Lollypop's fayorite
expressions. PEDRO WIT.
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Boots and Shoes.

In this department we have al ext nsivc as sort
mcnt Of good articles. Gents Calf, Kip and Con-
grcss hoots; Balmorals, Caters aud slippers. for
Ladies. Children and Misses in good variety.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-04-27
SHEETINGS.

We have purchased large lot of Sheetings and
Shirtiugs, at bargain, and now know that
We can sell as Low as The i0uest. We in-
vito especial attention to this article.
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HAZARD, MOORE Geo..

303 Bfa0d7rGR Mr. 1nfb.'
Agents for tn y euf2hatel Watca Comply
rne rafLa,sIN, srLENnID LIST 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

to pay ousrsgeou,y for its materials and supplies and all
this within seven years
ives interested in noticing how attached the inhat
ants to thePsce. Nearly every one who had recently
been East seemed roccd to return Even ladies' forget
the greater uKures and re6noments Of the Atlantic
when they see the Rocky Mountains once more The
people look upon this eodou, Alpine view as one Of the
properties OF the town Evoy street opens lin one diec
ton, at east upon IT, and tho evening drives along the
Platte or over tie Towering ridge, become beautiful
any in the world whor tho long line OF snowy peaks fash
down brighter gold ,lan unpscked from their
veins
There manufactures as yet, except brickyssd
and two four-milst latter driven by walerpower.
good gray building stone is found about four miles OIL
The timber 10 all brought from the mountains, which,
fear are in fair way to become disorested Coal how
is coming into general fuel several mines hay
ing already been opened in TIA neghborhood 1t resent
bles the brown coal Of Germany burns freely and said
to produce great amount OF gas Gen. Pierce the Sur
yeyorGeneral considers tho coabed Of the Rocky Noun
tains one Of the largest in tbs world Along the Smoky
Hill there indications Of uninterrupted supply al
tho way TO Kansas. t.s
Ifndmyself constantly returning 10 the point which
nay eyes seek with uDwearied interest whenever lift
hem from the paper Ever since my arrival have been
studying the mountains Thor beauty and grandeur grow
trat.ons accompanying tho reports Of exploration and
other Government documents give any distinct idea Of
their variety and harmony Of forms Nowhere distorted
or grotesquo in outline monotoneus, lovely in coor
and atmospheric effect may recall some nounsin-chains
which equal but which surpass them. From this
point there appears to DO tee toesaby distinct ranges
The frat rises from 900 70 5000 foot above tho level OF
tho Plains; it is elovon asundcr by the canons of
the streams streaked with dark lines Of Pine, which
feather lie sammts and sunny with stecp slopes Of pas
ture Some distance behind appears second range Of
nearly double the hight irregular in its masses and
Of dark volvety violet hue Beyond leaning against
Ito SKY, the snowy peaks, nearly all Of which arc fom
5000 TO 600 feet above tho These three chains
with their varying but dscordant undulations, arc
Inspiring 70 the Imagination they are enchanting
10 tho eye They hint of concealed gandeurs in ali the
gen5 and parks among thcm and yet hold you back with
doubt whether they be beautiful near at band
than when beield st this stance
Tomorrow shall move nearer their bases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

,,;ot.r has been invented by Yankee II
hin Is xory highly recommended by the prsss q
Ia "a. Psa thinking win overcome sysrJ oosasis -
nckiug OF cotton. and mns w ios VIZ s'ss " '@so
srs .Syieh the soath has suffered
The CAPTAIN Of the ship Echungs which arrived e
d"s .sys,sl weeks ago from oags New Zealand repoee
x witch formed complete bsricsde scross the sase
FAR ss tbs could reach rom the mssthsad me
AZ. .ood 70 the north west for wo days then lacked ana s
10 the sss.wsrd. aud saw no more Ice.
Nebraska papers speak most encourasingly OF Che.
rapid growth Of the Territory. The omaAa Republican eiins
of 60 COO 10 IS O06 ho1es.oads tsksn
10 Al The dakota land district ct the rs OF two per day In
ss NshAna 1strict swsrr located w Apr els
sagts N HAy Saa $3.50 saSS N }'aA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30
CANADA.
GEN. SHERMAN ON HIS WAY TO ST. LouIs-H Nd
DID NOT VISIT THE CANADIAN cAPrTAL-ANKR'
CAN MEMBERS OF THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.


From Or Special Correspondent.
. OrrowA C. W.. July &C. 1903
AfteTs pleasure trip to Lac St. Louis beautiful she's
of water at the foot of the Ottawa, Gen. Sherman -
turned to Montreal and yesterday went West on his wy
10 ST. Louis. He may rest day in Toronto. Kso th9s
will be three distinguished men there at the same tine
namely Sherman, Breckinridge and Early.
During his stay in Montreal Gen. Sherman took ooe
q. the troops and said few words in praise OF their dis
cipne cleanliness etc. AT the time be no douho
noted with vnxs eve the bad points about the EngisA
troops the inferor system of drill the unsuitable uni
form etc He expressed wish 10 Armstrong gu1
which is the best thing about English force, but .
not know that one was shown him.
In the Canadian Legislature are some Amer,csns IN
following the members;
Hoy. W. P. ROWLAND,
who is in che Government as and wnS
sits Tor the West Riding Of York. Canada West he may
be regarded IS the first in consequence.
JOSEPH N. CURRIBR,
who IA member for Ottawa City-the Capital-and owne
sros sawmills in the vicinity OF the city he desls
largely ia lumber, and IL man 81 wealth. Cams n".
New Hampshire ....f ~
who ia member for Compton, Canada est. he 10 ms
Of influence in the Eastern Townships 10 not on the
Reform side.
Ia a LAWYER aud votes on the Reform SIDE Game Hoo
Ohio aud educated at Ooerin.
T. H. CHAMBERS,
who il member for Rockville, canada West. ne
LAWYER and youngsh man. Votes on the Reform sids
Lately he spoke out IN the House the hopeessness o.
defending Cauads against the United States.
JAMES o'HALLORAN,
bo an, FOR Misssquo Canada East. Hes also lavysfs
Of irish origin as his name shows. 1t was on his eons
,ttuenoy that the Feuisns under Spear, lately made
raid. He votes on the Reform side.
Thas members are Canadian in interest, and are nan-
rzed The writer may be in error as to the lass pens
American. =. .... ...zx nara
Members Of Parliament expect to get thef congo n'A'
Wednesday ,.a,.;,. a
There 4, desire here 10 remove Judge IAton'an' ~.
the Ottawa District for alleged defalcstion while ~ s
n,, for OTTAWA M Wright, asked in the HOUSE. - 49,
night for an Cartier %no Of ,SSt but NE
Jadee II Ia lisht Cartier got his cousin ~
Nnnfsi sdss the face Of the charges aeains' hH'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-28
nRANuH 0F THE NEW YORK MUSEUl1
f1N"''0-- OF ANATOMY,
N and n ST. CHARLES STREET.

v, ,osnt lectures entitled "Ths Philosophy Of Mar.
,s a. dsiyersd at Museum In New York can he had
OF By enclosing Is eents addreased Secfe
ar1 Banch Of New York Museum Of Anatomy, ~ ~ u
IN Charles steeet New oriesnA - ss4 Z Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-28
Mississippi Intelligence.

The Probate Judge of Monroe county has rem
dered decision, justfyng the action of guardians,
in investing the money of wards in Confederate
bonds.
DR.. W. D. Lyles, State Senator from Noxubee, is
writing history of the cotton transactions along
the Mobile and Ohio railroad since the surrender.
From our knowledge of the Doctor we would ad-
wise all concerned to stand from under"
[Vicksburg Herald
THE OvERFLow.--We notice quite an alarm
among the planters, on account of the swelling OF
the Mississippi river The river is still rising slow
ly, but as yet we are mistaken in opinion that
the overflow will do no considerable damage this
season. The fact that there is no snow at the
North is what we base opinion upon, and the
principle must hold good. The ugly appearance
of the river now is only the result of heavy rains
in the Western States, and will all be over before
the spring rains come upon u.s. Old planters say
that spring rains, without the assistance of accu-
mulated SHOWS, are inadequate to the work of sub
merging the Mississippi bottoms to dangerous
extent, and reason seems to back the opinion.
Hope, auvial gentlemen, hope!
Cotton Planters Gazette.
Major Bacon, of South Carolina has sold his
Revenue colt, "J. E. Johnson" to Colonel w, H.
Williamson, of Alabama, for $4,000. His name has
been changed to Lewis r. Smith,"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-28

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No 1"1 D'A1 an "a" oAoAn~
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Collections Con.,enments 70 se,, snd ,ds, "a
rom the Levee solicited
Goods "eA'''A s'''A y f''s''l0s @n1 1's"Aoins
Liberal Cash Advances made on consignments
WH1TEAAN BRoTHERs,
TO- P. WHITMAN H. G. WHITMAN, e. ". WHITE
NAM
Commission, Receiving and Forwarding
Merchants.
vno,..s,. and n.t., n..,...,,
,,o,p1,rs ,,srr,, n,
nAus ~,
Bayou 0ara. La.
Having resumed business at the old stand respectfully
seHe-s -eaemsl u lormef Pa.ronasa
A STEWART d co..
40 ANDREW STEWART IA AyEnA,
c'mmis'ion and Forwarding Merchants,
6oAf STORES AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
Peters a5 New .svss street corner Of Canal street.
. Ssv or.sn, r.
s.r,.+ ....n. ,s ~
Produc. Iiha~a, CO.. .as -. -. o.0a 80, v
nro,,,4 $3.50. - .--, = -, :, ''s1e"s'1 '1
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ShAIh q CAAA,
a. PINcKNEY SMITH, Carroll parish JOHN " CARR,
cor,,u.,o, ,,o,,.,.
10 Aran.s
90 CAMP STREET. nrw o,,r,xs
HJ-Cash Advances made on Consignments
pITTs d THAYER-
rHos H. PITTS, CLARENCE C. TH.yER,
Commission Merchant. and Auctioneer-,
u-..,s.,,, rLe'. Z hI' LA.
eeeive Urmpt and b entrusted to our care shall
e%SRbas 1 sEoER "a Co., sussnt
HENRY s. HALL a. CO.
- opppp1 co,,,,,ss,o>, ,,
|
| -N Ds"-et' III
WEST INDIA PRODUCE
Agents for Messrs G. coppinrer = Co. os Hareua
DEN. TOLEDANO,
|
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
i
- O. ~, ~ new orienhs.
F. j. HEBRON,
coMhissloN MERCHANT,
opposite o''' h0si corner camp anu omTn0n Streets
Liberal advances made on consignmsnts of Cotton Sugar
.sss.Is' ..epe ~ "esse.H .oo1ee:
a. uoon 1oux = p,pv,1, vD,n
ne. c"nni'ioh Merehants'
Second FloorJ
NEW ORLEANS.
w
"NA''A W. >" "s' AnhA1ANDEh IT, bAAcA1
Commission Merchants,
BEAVER STREET NEW yoRK
III G., NOEL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
For the sale of
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Mules and Horses,
STOCK LANDING. NEW oBLEANs
Satisfactory references given.
FIsHER 81 WARDAN,
MUGS II prSurp ,,., &c N o-,s ,.,,r
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'' 'A'' win '0' tl"H'n q va
COMMISSION an" forwarding NAerchahts,
ST.. LOUIS
:
| TAENOWETH, CASEY 81 CO.,
~
| GENERAL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
.,'
N'' ." "''Aer s''ee''
NEW ORLEANS. La.
w III. NICHOLS 81 co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
sr,crs,o,s M .,o,o,
s'e'A'soA' ~ G. D. Niohohs Co..
, Galveston Texns
-----------------
DARREry - NgocTruE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
so,c,. Consignment, Of Cotton and N.ro,.niis.
SANDERS g. STUART.
BEVERLEY G. SANDERS, ED. v. sTUARr)
= ooA'"As'A'n HNefeh"h's'
rs SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK
Particular attention given to the ss,s ot sontbsr produ,
and orders for Merchandise promptly executed.
TNo. w. GLENN q G9;1JNo. W. GLENN.
: PORT 1AvAoA, MArAaoR lI BAY, TEXAS.
-pEt1Eus M
n GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
--sErERrscss-
| Read Il Ma
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle states
sshat about a. a.thousand negroes have been
Nsent from that section to the MISSISSIPPI
valley, by the military. authorities, on
account of their refusal to make contracts
with their former owners.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

SassIh CisraIin;s-Acrsllaxv Dist,
BY a. L. MCDONALD, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY
WnEREAs cEALEY EVAN $
w applied to me fer Letters Of Al
minis:ration on all and Singular tie
goods aud .chatlles, rights and credits Of
uicLacl Evans, l'tc ofthe District aforc>
said, deceased. ... :.
These arc, therefore, to. cite and AL
a"uish all, and singular, the kindred
md creditors If the deceased to be ant
appear bcf,rc me at our next O,dinary's
Court fr the said District, to be Loldcl
1t: :kcrsla s Count House on the | III. day
of February rrnXin,d TO show cause if
any, why~.fIe saii administration should
1rht be granted.
C;rcn,un,ler my hand and Seal, this
26tl Gay ofJan$ry, in the year Of
'inr Lord one thousand eight hundred
and Sixtv.six, and of the ninety.frst year
ot the ln,ltpcn'lcncc and Sovereignty Of
the State of South Carolina.
ALEX. l.. MCDONALD; OK D.
January &C.. 2.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
Estate Sale.

south Carolina-Kcrshaw Dist.
BYA.t. MCDONALD, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
WTHEREAs SARAH A. HARREL
w applied to me for letters of Ad,
;ninistration on all and Singular the
goods ana .chattles, rights and credits
Of tNary. Hamelton, late of the district
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adj
.mohish all. and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the deceased to be and appear
.befoFs me. at our next Ordinary's Court
.fer the said District, to be. holden at
Kershaw, Court house on the / lth 'daY
.of February proyimo, TO show cause #
any, why tho said administration should
mot be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal this
2eth day-of January in the year Of our
Iord,on thousand eight hundred: and
sixty-six, and of the, ninetieth year oi
the: Independence and Sovereignty of the
State Of South Carolina. -. n.
ALEX. +: MCDONALD; O. K. D.
.Janaary a2e. ia. r 2:es
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO., 5
OF NEW YORK. -.
10
ALL POLICIES NOy>FORFEIT-
ING.


POLICIES ISSUED BY THIS COMPANY
i OH Common Life and Endowment Tables;
are non forsciting after the third year. that is, if
the assured discontinue his premiums either
from clloice or necessity, he will be entitled to
full-paid policy for the whole amount Of pre-.
miums paid Provided the assured does not
exceed SO years ofage at the issue Of the orig
inal Policy.
One of the most important objects man
can have in this world, is to make sure his
family will be provided for when lie is taken
away. You.eitect this the moment you take
Policy on your life i'll favor OF your tnmlly.
90
cY-D. L. DESAussURE, n, ID, Medical Ex-
IL miner. ". d. MCDONALD. Agent.
CAMDEN. So. Ca.
January &c. ly.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
4 General Robbed by Highway
llRCu.

AUGUSTA (GA), January lo-Br'ga>
dier-Gsneyal King, commanding the pnst
..of Augusta, whilesriding near the city
this afternoon, accompanied by his wife,
another lady and gentlman,. was stop.
ped by higihmaymen and robbed OF
three horses.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
Notice.

TtfE CoPARTNERsHIP HITHERTO Ex.
J. IsTING under the name of DRAKE.
FORD s. Co, Is hereby dissolved. The Notes
and accounts Of the Arm viii be found 10 the
hands Of JAMES JONES for collection: Parties
are urged T., come forward and liquidate their
Indebtedness.
H. - IL = :: :; 3aREa7 REaAEfoaD' t
ocfober 20 -.., IF
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
UND ERW r I r E r S
AGENCY
". D. McDOWALL, Agent,
CANDEN, 8. e..

TIE GEHMA,NA ERE INSURANCE. co
TILE HANOVER FIRE INsUR NICE co.
THE NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE co.
TIE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE co.
All Of the city Of New York,
HATEENTERED INTO AN ARRANGE
IL MEM for the plrpose of uausactlng
together The business Of orINSCRANCE aguinsl
Less CT Damage by Fire: and tie .perils Of In.
land Transportation. and have established an
Office III this Town designated tile "UN: Err
WR1TnRS AGENCY" aud your attention is
respectfully called to the superior advantages
which the Agency affords to those who desire
to make prompt and rrlia!'le insurances.
The lash a s,as of each Company issuing
tiic Underwriters Policy of Insurance exceed
HALF y MILLION UF DOLLARS. making II
.cc'lri,y III tlic aggregate olTllREE MILLION
D3LLAKS.
Jaliuary 26. ly.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
Announcements
FOR SflEklfF

NIR. EpIroR; The friends of Cap'.
RICH. M.<CANTEY announce him as u
candidate for Tax Collector for kershaw
District at the ensuing election.
MANY FRIENDS.
Januaryl2. :. tde.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

Ex>PREslDEW BUCHANAN, in his rs'
cent book in defcncc of his administra>
ton, endeavors to prove that he lsbo1ed'
by the wise diplomacy of bis adminlstra,
tion, to correctthe evils which the United
States had suffered, in common with all
other Powers. growing out of her unsat
isfactorv relations, with the ''so>called"
Republic of Mexico; and be claims that
but for the party blindness of the radicals
In Congress, his measures: would have
brevented French Intervention and estao-
glslcd American influence at the Mexican
rsspital.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
Prospectus Of Charleston
Daily News,

:yIZ I'll BE PUBLISHED ABoUf TIE
wv FIRST Week in August, and regu-
.asly thereafter The .charltssoa Daily Nes;,. .
: As native Carolinians the publishers will
naturally look to the interests :of their own
State, and to that Of the soutl and as citizens
ofthe United States they will not be wanting
in the proper amount ofdevotion and respect
for the General -Goverpment. Every effort
slluli be- made to make tiles Daily Nsgs first
clhss newspaper, and in every way worthy
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Tie city Of Rome contains a: resident
population of 10000, with 800. churci'>
es, 12 cardinals, 1000 priests, 1000 frlars;
and over 1000 nuns
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
Radical Resolution Of the Ham:
sas Legislature.

Sr. Louis, January 1s.-Tbc Senate
of Kansas passed resolutions yesterday
.favoring the trial conviction and hang,
ing Jefferson Davis and other . leaders OF
the rebellion who may be equally guilty.
The devil is sure to give a reception
to the whole tea~party.