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CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL.
WEPMESDAY MORMlUfG, JULY 6,
No news by Telegraph tliis mdtriing.
Clarendon.?The Postoflico'iit Pulton, in this District,
has been discontinued. .
The Washingtotrhospitnls aro said to bo terribly
crowded, and the mortality very large.
Indium, the last" "new metal," so far as our reports
, from tlio world outside in form us, closely resembles
Zinc, and was first found at Frioberg.
The latest that wo have from tlio Morgauton raiders
is that they were flyipg for life, with a force of a thou-"
sand in pursuit; about fifty had been captured.
General Gardner, captured near Port Hudson, says
tlio Yankee papers, has been sent from Fort Lafayette
to Geueral Foster, in front of Charleston.
A late New York paper gives an account of .an exciting
horse race on the Fashion Course. The horse
named Stonewall Jackson beat all his competitors?
among them one named General Giant?in three sue^nccivn
llDfltc
Information fiom the enemy's lines iti Georgia reports
much dissatisfaction among tlie Yankees, and
Sherman* is calling for reinforeoments. Tlicy say
JoiixsroN* has an overwhelming force, and lie can not
take Atlanta, but must retreat unless more troops are
sent to him.
Our exchanges inform us that Capt. Camh.i.k Girardy
has introduce'!* in the citizens of Augusta, a machino
for making ice. It is tho invention of M. CahitiK,
of France, and is the same which has supplied the
cafes and restaurants of Par's. Capt. Gikardy has
secured the patent right for the Confederacy, and wili
manufacture these machines to order.
Can't some enterprising citizen of Camden introduce
one of tliem here? Oh for a julep!
The New Nation, a paper, published in Now York as
the organ of tho Radical Republicans makes tho fol
lowing estimato of Grant's losses, previous to tho
later operations on tho Chickahominy. Tho editor
General Ci.userht, an old French olliecr, writing about
tho attack on Lee on the'4 th of June, sa}*s :
"Wclost seventy-five hundred men, and to his report
the Adjutant-tiouefal adds the consolatory words that
he hopes our losses will not exceed these figures. By
adding this loss, to the seventy-live thousand men set
down in previous numbers, wo have an aggregate loss
Of eighty-two thousand fivo hundred men, tVotu the
fifth of May to the fifth of June, 1SG1, and all for the
satisfaction of marching from ( tcrmania Ford to BethCsda
Church, to witness the traces of similar movements,
made by McClellati three years before upon prci,
elsc.lv the same ground, the disastrous results of which
have already been exceeded, although we have not
gained one inch of ground near the defences of Richmond.
hut have simply reached the points reached by
MeOlollan without being successful. If this be progress,
it ts progress of a wretched species.
The Montreal correspondent of tho Charleston
Courier, commenting on tins, remarks:
Ceneral Cu'SKliET'K estimate of 82,500 men killed,
wounded and missing, is made up from the different
reports of the'newspaper correspondents, who tvould
be likely rather to underestimate the lnsse-t. I think
wo may safely calculate the losses of the Yankee armies,
since tho spring campaign opened, as follows:
^^en.
f! rant's army up to the crossing of the James lOOjJiiO
Sherman's army to June 5 2f?,(>00
Butler's losses on the Suuthxitib 12,000
Piegol and llutjlerin the Valley G.OOO
Banks' army on tho Red llivci' 'JO.OOO
Steele's losses in Arkansas 4,Out)
Raids of Mi rgatr, Wheeler and Forrest lf?,U00
Total. 182,000
This does not include the enemy's losses in Florida,
An the North Carolina Coast, in Sherman's Mississippi
mid, and in Thomas' demonstration against Dalton in
March. The figures would mount beyond 200,000 if
we had tho complete reports.
Morgan's Kentucky Campaign.
We have been permitted, says lite Chronicle
and Sentinel, to copy the following official
a\ i...i.:?I. i*? I i ^ ii! i
UlhprtlCIl WHICH WHS lurwcirucu lO ItlClllUOlHI,
and copied there by a gentleman who arrived
in this city yesterday :
Cyntiiiana, Ky., June 10,
via Aiuxgdon, June 20,
Entered Kentucky through Pound (tap.?
met the enemy 1200 strong, crossed and forced
him to burr, his stores and supplies; moved to
Mt. Sterling, surprised and captured garrison
of 400 men, all their supplies, Arc. Moved
next morning to Lexington, attacked and captured
the city, taking prisoners, stores and
1500 horses. Burnt Government depot, Are.
Moved at 11 o'clock l>y Georgetown to Cynthianft
; enemy under Col. Barry.- Was forced
to burn a large portion of flic town. Co!. B.
was killed; the town surrendered with 400
prisoners. Gen. llobson marched up at 2
6'clook from Cincinnatti ; captured him, staff,
and 2000 prisoners, three trains laden witli
stores, &c. Maj. Chenoworth destroyed railroad
between Lexington and Boyd's station.
Capt. Jenkins destroyed railroad between
, Frankfort and Lexington. Capt. Cooper took
fortifications and Franklort. Capt Evcrettc
took Maysvillc. People ready and anxious to
strike for the South.
II. L. STANTON,
A. A. General.
?-?
Another* Success or Hampton's Oavaluv.
? A private dispatch, dated July 1st, from Stoncy
Creek, says Gen. Hampton fought the enemy
under Wilson, all night, and completely
defeated them. Stoney Creek* is twenty-one
miles from Petersburg, on the Weldon ltoad.
en?? ^jjenw nam?TTanwpgwM i iiwm mjjh?nA^imm try
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Mu. Editou: You will please nnnounco tlio following
gentleman as candidates for re-election to the
IIouso of Representatives, from Kershaw District, at
tlio ensuing election in October, and oblige their
friends:
Major J. if. DeSAUSSURIS.
Gapt. I). D. PERRY. . '
Jitly.l
Mu Editou: As the time is approaching when tho
people ol Kershaw District, will have to scloct, thoso
who will represent them," in tlio ensuing Legislature
wo respectfully recommend the following gentlemen
as a candidates.
For Senator.
Maj. A. 11. BOY KIN
For Hepresentatives.
Maj. J. M. DeSAUSRURE,
Capt. \\r. Z. LEITNEK.
By inserting the above, you will oblige
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July I
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as a candidate for tlio Legislatuili at the ensuing
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February 12 tf
SAM LETCHLIi
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1VISTRICT DIRECTORYDISTRICT
OFFICERS.
Legislators.
A. II. Boykin?Senator.
Jolin M. DeSaussure, D. 1). Perry?Representative^
Magistrates.
John K*. Withcrspoon, Win. D. Hogau, W. 11. Taylor,
Henry Brace, John It. Sliaw, Richard L.
Whitaker, J. T. Barker.
CoiinuiKsionrrs of Roads.
J. M.?DaSaussure Chairman, B. 'I'. Mct'oj*. W. K.
Hughes, Daniel D, Kirklaml, James L. MeDowall,
Lewis J. Patterson, J. Fnglish Dnby,
Fred. Bowen, John L Mickle. (iillaiii Suweil,
Richmond It. Terrell, KmanUel Parker.
The siv(h section of the ' Act. to establish certain
Roads, Bridges and Ferries," passed December
17, is as follows :
" That, each Commissioner of Roads now in office,
or hereafter appointed, shall serve until a
successor is appointed and has accepted. This
.section ia oe in lorco uuruig tlic war.
Cominissioners of Free. Schools.
Wiley Kelley, Win. Dixon, .1:11110s Team, ('. <\
llaile, .ies.se Truesdel, Daniel licthune, A. L.
McDowell.
Doinuiixsioner.s of 1'tihfie fhii/'/iii'/s.
John Workman, 11. M. Kennedy, It. F>. Johnson, F.
D. 7,eiii]>, U. W. II. Flair, James It. Cnrcton, Win.
D. ^MeDowall Chairman, C. 1' 11., Colin .Maevea
Treasurer.
('otnmissioners In A/'/irorr J'lihiic Securities.
John M. DoSaussnro, James Dunhi]i, Win. K. Johnson,
si*., A. M. Kennedy, Thus. K. .Shannon.
Com in is.si oners of the Four.
E. llarnes, A. A. MeDowall, John (>. llifrgins, ItM.
Kennedy, J. S. Dcl'ass. W. K. ilughson, Sec.
and Treas.
/ Vcsi'ienf mo! Direr tors of ('(initial Uriih/c Co.
President?John M. UeSnnssure.
Directors?John Macrae, 11. Perkins, James Team,
Colin Macrae, Sec. & Treas.
Soldier's (ionni of Relief:
>a#Lohti M DcSaussure, E. llarnes, .lames Dnnlap, J.
Koss Dye, C. Mosely, James Team, Jesse Trnesdel,
John 15. Mickle, Charles llaicy, John (.laskins,
Daniel (lardtier.
Coroner.
Johti S. Meroney.
' ** Mnnnt/ers of Flections.
Camden?John S. Meronby, C. A. McDonald,
Win McKirin.
Curolon's Mill?Frederick llowen, Jchics Team,
Emanuel Parker.
l'lat It.wrL' Ipwp Trii<iS(li>l .l?in,r?? Flnlnlinr
George 11. Miller.
llull'jilo?Win. Mango, Gillam Sowell, Win. Onto.
Lizenby's?Jolin McGougun, Daniel McCaskill,
Donald McDonald.
Sehrock's Mill?IV. T. McCoy, Alexander McLeod,
Henry Kadclillb.
Goodwin's Si ore?Hcnjaniin Cook, John I?. Mickle.
James 11. Vaughn.
Liberty Hill?A. D. Jones, jr., 11. C. Patterson,
11. lb Cunningham.
Officers of Court.
Joseph 1). lbinlap, Commissioner in I* juily: W.
('lyburii, Clerk ; AI 1.. McDonald, Ordinary :
D;incan Shcorn, Sheriff.
Tor. Collector.
William McKaitt.
Confederate Knnd/int/ Ofticcr.
W. Leitner.
Con federate War Tar- Collector.
A. M. Kennedy.
, Assessors.
John Cant'ey, 11. M. Kennedy.
Cullrc'Qr of Tax in Kind.
J anies J dues.
Chief C'ommin.sfiri/ Agent
J. II. Deveretwix.
Confederate l}uarternute(cr\< 'Ujcnl
James Sowers.
I .. " . .
Aftile (,Hiartcrmaslcr's Ayt nt.
A. Murk Icy Lee.
Hccciriny ami Delictrimy . I ycnt.
J. M. C! stylo.
Officers of the Town of Oumden.
J ntcmlant.
.)allies Diinlap.
\S'anlcns.
X. 1). Huxley, 1). I). Ilocott, L. M. Hoswell, 11. M.
Kennedy.
Recorder.
It. M. Kennedy.
Marshal awl Market Clerk
Win. Johnson.
Professional.
Physicians now Practicing.
L. 11. Hons, l>. L. DcHuussiire, T. llecnsl.jernu,
W. It. Hikes, Henjamiu 11. MuLlies'in, J. lMcOusi,
J. T. Truiitlmni, W. 1,. Picket!. J>. S. Lucas, T.
F. McDow, Lewis DcSaussurc, Thomas W. Salmoiul,
F. L. Zcmp.
J lawyers,
Win. RI. Shannon. ' W. '/. Lcilncr
W. M. Kennedy. . ?V. 11. Taylor
Joseph D. Dnnlap.
Dentist.
M. Hisscll.
Surveyors.
Colin MaCrafr, Daniel llCthuuc, C C. Ilailc
PWTHUM >* fWWWWWWBMMWWOMWBWP?B BIWBIBjlBP*
Scholastic, Mercantile* & Mechanical.
Academies add I'rimary Schools in Camden.
L. McCundless' Male Academy; F. Staudoriniyer^'
male academy ; (J. Bailey, Professor of Foreign
' Languages ; Mrs. McUandlfes^' Academy for
Young Ladies, Sirs. MeCrcfigllt; Miss Dawson ;
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon.
Dealers in Dry floods, Groceries, Hardware ??<;., <fc'.*
H. \V. Bouncy, James Dunlap,' Gdorgc Alden, Mrs.'
M. T. Campbell, It. M. lOiirfbdy, Mrs. McLcisli,'
Mcudal Smilli, Mrsl Cliincr, Mrs.' Crosby, ~
Beu.jainin, Malheson & (Jo., A. T. Latta, W. D.
McDowall, IS. Oppenheini, M. Bnum & Bro., Mcroney,
Boswcll & Bro., J. M ' (Haylc, Joseph*'
Summers, T. 8. Myers, James McEwen, W.
0. Gerald & Co., George Douglas, J. II. Op-"
penheim & Bro., Win. Jolinson, D. D. Ilocoft, B."
8ikes.
Drnyyists.
Win. McKain, F. L. Zemp.
Hook Seller a ml Stationer.
James A. Young.
Tl'-i-l * *
, ii?iiriir.i ana Jewelry.
I .frillies A. Young, J. 11. Alexander, A.W. "Wohr-'
ban.
/'hicksiniths, Way oil and CetrriagcMakcrs..
S. Shiver, Robert Man, Nntlmu Ii. Arrants, Thomas'
Shiver. 11. II., blacksmith.
Cahinel Warr.rooms and Undertakers.
0. Tj. ChnUen, Wm. Tarver, J. F. Sutherland,
Builders.
J. F. Sutherland, 6. L. Chattcn, II. C. Roberts."
Merchant Tailor.
Charles A. McDonald;
Saddlery and Harness.
F. J. Oakcs, Mr. Bulger.
Wheelwright and Ginmaker.
It. J. McCreight.
J inkers.
Mrs. M A. Kennedy, F. Shoemakor, Wm. Daasch."
Tan Yards.
L. 11. Stephenson, F. lL_ ^edi]I, Jdlln S." Bradley,
Alex. McLood, Lc"\vis"J. l'al'tersdn, John Brown!"
Hotels\
Mansion Iloilse, by - E. G."Robinson."
DoKalb House, by - J. II. Jungbliith."
Private. Boarding.
J. W. Rodger's.
Milinary and Dress Making.
Miss D. II. AIcEwcn, Mrs. Hammcrslriugh!'
Churches.
Methodist?J. T. TVighfman, pastor.
Presbyterian?S. H. Hay, "
Episcopal?T. F. l)avis,'jr., "
Baptist?IV. E. I highson, "
drain and Lumber Mills,
F. b. Zemp, Hour anil grist; J as. II. Vaughn, flour
ami grist; .Tames A. Kirklaiul, grist; J F. Sutherland,
lumber and grist; W. E. Hughes, lumber
and grist; Charles Perkins, lumber; Col Jame^
('. llaile, lumber and grist; A.'II. Boykin, flour,*
grist and lumber; L. IV. It. Blair, flour and
grist; Charles Italey, flour anil grist; J, R. Sowell,
grist; John W. (jasmins, flour, grist and lumber;
John A. Young, grist, and lumber; T. J.
Caul lien, himbor; Robert Kirkley, grist; estato
ol' Win. Shields, grist and lumber; George R.'
Miller, Hour and grist ; L. J. Fatterson, flouir
and grist; .John S. Miller, flour and grist; estato
of T. bang, grist and lumber; W. M. Kolley,
grist, John Chesnut, grist and lumber; James
Chcsnut, sr., grist and lumber; John Mcltao,
grist and lumber ; John Brown, grist; estate of.
Harwell Hoykiu, grist, and lumber; dBtato or
Lemuel Boykin. grist and lumber : Mrs. Jano J.
Knox, grist.; Richard Hyatt, flour and grist;.
Lewis Peoples, flour, grist and lumber.
Bunk Officers and Directors.
/{ranch Hank of the State of South Carolina.
President?Win. M Shannon; Cashier?N. D. Baxley;
Rook-Kp'r?J. E. Nettles; Assistant BookKeeper?W.
1). Anderson.
Directors?J. Ross Dye, L. II. Dcas, John Cantejv
K. W. Bouncy, A. 1). Jones, sr.
flank of Camden. .
vr i." i?i....? . n?? ?r
> wiMvnt?ii . vwiiuaun, 01. , v^aaiiicr?f T !/,
MePowall.
Directors?It. It. Johnson, Win. M. Shannon, Benj.
Perkins, \V. D. McDowall, Johii- WorkmauJ
POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, S- C
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May 27 3i* D. L. DrSAUSfiURE.