The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, July 13, 1864, Image 2
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5 Among the many brave men who liavo falion during
Qui bloody strbggle, and linvo attested tljeir devotion'
to thoir country, by tho sacrifice of their lives,,
upon her alter, we number our "> beloved friend .Lleut.i
WILLIAM McSW^EN, who was seriously' wounded
at Drewry's Bltiff; Ya., on the 16th of May, 1864, and.
' died in the Wayside Hospital Mi Weldoa, 1J. 0., on
the 2d of Juuo 1864. ?" t '
Ho was a resident of Korahaw District, S. -C., and
when the bloody conflict h*d fhirly commenced, Jbo nor
bly responded to the call of his country.
Ho was first Lieutenant in company F, 1th S. C.
Battalion, whero lie discharged his duty,faithfully, as
an oflicor;-aud as a friend, was ever kind, and obligihgii
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No one could be faken-from us .whose loss would
be more, deeply lamented. No pfirer patriot,,has shod
his lifeVblood to ensure our independence,' than tho
edbject of this memento. ' "i'
His sacred remains lio entombed near by',thq Roanoke
Riyor, whore tho' fierce cfill to ?rms cau
nuvur ur.vHK ms suit repose; one ins immortal spui we
humbly trust through the merits of a efuciKed Ro*
deemor, .Is. safo in tbnt beautiful country abovo 'where
. wars never come, ajid grief, nnd death ennnqt enter..
Good ROn, affectionate brother, kind master, trup.
friend, pure patriot, bravo soldier, noble gentleman;
farewell 1
"With-us his-name shall live,
, ' Through long sqcoeeding years,. , ?
Knibnlraod with ail our heurts ca.ti givo,
? Our praises nndmur tears."
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Special USTotices.
, SOTICB.
' . MY BUSIKESS-HEREAFTEIt WILL BE C0& '
ducted strictly on the cash system.'
All orders must positively bo accompanied.with the
cash. . > " .?' '
Those indebted to mo will please come farward'and
payup. "YVM. McKAlN.. " '
July 7V ( Qt<C1??A?
' ANNOUWCEMENTS.'
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^ Mr. Editor: -You will please announce thG following
gentleman as candidates forre-electian to .,tho
llouso of Representatives, from Kershaw District,-.at
thb ensuing election'in October, and oblige tlieir
i friends:
Major J. M. DeSAUSSURE.
- <Oapt. D. D. PERRY. ' " '
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,V.>i Ki roit^As the tiino is npproaching when tl;p
yii. Kershaw District, will ha*e to Select, thogg
r ! . w jprosent tliem, iu the ' ensuing Legislature,'
i i rally recommend the tollowitig gentlemen
; i lutes.
For Senator. > N
Maj' A. II. BOYKIis .
For Representative. *
Maj. J. M. J)eSAUSSU RK,
. Capt. W. Z. LEITN-^R.
r. r i. Liug.tho above, you wijv oblige
v,:M 1' * MANY VOTERS,
'For Jteprcsentative.
iV" nds of Capt. W. L. DeRASS, aunouueo liio;.
, v ri ;e for Representative to tho South Carolina
J.v;;i }, at the next October election.
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For Representative.
VV' nuthorizod to announce Col. A. I). GOOD*?
>. a candidate for- tho Legislature at tho enau
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For Representative. . .
\V. a'.borizod to aunouueo Col Wr. R. TAYLOR
vJ .a;' date for tlio- Legislature at tho coming
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V xoU: You will please announuco, Capt.
I CLYBURN, as a candidate for re-election (j
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liiu uuuu ui vyunLLuun j. itjatj, uir jveranaw
. . . id oblige * MANY FRIENDS,
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NOTICE. ~
j "? ) NS hpvibg claims against J. W. Doby do
i. < id, will present thjwn.duly attested,'thoso in
i' him will muko payment to .
MAlt'fHA C. DOBY; Adro'st.
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~~ HIDES WANTED- ~
GllRBN and dry hidos wanted, for whjch tho highest
price will be paid. Apply to
21 tf . D. D. 1IOCOTT.
WAN1ED. "
^AA BUSHIfiLS of Sorghum Reed, for which the
highest prico will he given.
April & D'. P.HOCOTT.
notice
IS hereby given to all persons indebted to the Estate
of B.'A. J. Scarborough, deceased, to fqrn^rd and
-pay tip, nud to those having claims against the samo,
to present therb, legally authenticated,- to tho undersigned,
for sottlernent. J. R. SHAW,-.
Juno 24 4t Executor.
~ 7 wanted; .
>p0 EITHER BUY OR RENT, A GOOI> DWRLL'
jl ing house of modium size, to bo situated in Camden
or Kirkwood. "The applicant is a refugee. Any
information can be obtained by calling on D. D. HO
COTT.
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1) I ST RI C T ? IR E C TORY*
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Legislators.
A. JR. Boykln?Senator. .
John ?r. DeSaussuro, D. D. Perry?Representative!.
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Magistrates.
John K. iVithorapoon, Wm. D. Hogan, Vf. R. Tay- '
lor, Henry Brace, John- R. Shaw, Richard L.
Whitakcr, J. T. Barker. \
Commissioners of Roads.
J. SI. DaSaussUrc Chnirthtmi*B. T. SIcCoy, W. E.'
Hughes, ^Daniel D. TKlrkland; James L. Mc.
Dowall, Lewis J. Ihtitcrson, J. Edglish Doby,
Ifred. .Boweri, Johu L* Slicklo, Gillani Sowell,
?, Richmond Ky Terrell; 'Kmauuel.Parker.
-The sixth section of the ". Act to. establish certain-Roads,
Bridges and Perries," passed December.
17, is as follow^ : . ur
44 Tliat each Commissioner of Roads now .^n of-.
nee, or uei'cniter appointed, shall serve until a<
successor is appointed^ and lias accepted.' This
section to be iu force during the war.
\ Commissioners of ?rtc Schools.
Wiley Kellcy, Win.. Dixonr Jamerh Team, C. C.
. Haiti, Jesse Trueadel, Daniel Bethunej A. L.
McDowell.
Commissioners of Public Buildings.
John Workman, H.. M. Kennedy, 11. B. Johnson, F.
L. Zenip, L. W. It. Blair, James B. Curcton, Wrn.
I). JMcDowall Chairman, C. P. B., Colin Macrra
Treasurer.
Commissioners to Approve Public. Securities.
John M. DcSaussurc, Juiues Dunlap, Wm. K. John.
son, sr., A. M. " Kennedy, Tlios. E. Shannon. '
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- Commissioners of the Poor.
E. Barnes, A. A. 'MeDqwall, John O. Digging R.
M. Kennedy, J. S;?DePass. W. E. llughson, Sec..
and Treas.
President And Directors of Camden Bridge Co.
Presidents-John .M. DeSauss'u^a,
Direotors-rrJolm Maorae, B. Borkins, James Tct^m,
Colin Mhcrae, Sec, & Treas..
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Soldier's Board of Relief. . ,
Jolin M. DeSaussure, E: Barnes, James Dunlap,, J.
Ross Dye, C. Mosely, James Team, JeBSe' Trueiidcl,
John 11. Mickle, Charles Ralcy, John Qci- "'
kins, Daniel Gardner.
Coroner?
" John S. Meroney. V
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, 0. Managers of Election^* , .
Camden?John 8. Meroney, C. A. McDonald,
Win "'McKaln."
Curcton's Mill?Frederick Bowen, James. Team,
Emanuel Parker. > . .
Flat Rook?Jesse Truesdcl, James Flicker,
George R. Miller.
Buffalo?Wm. Mungo, C-jllnm Sowoll, lVn>. Cato.
Lizenby'e?John McGacgun, Daniel McCaskill,
Donald McDonald.' ''
Soferock's' Mill?II. T. McCoy,' Alexander McLeod,
Henry Radcliffc. 4. . i
Goodwin's Store?Benjamin Cook, John 11. Mickle,
James H. Vaughn. ' \ t
Liberty Hill?A. D. Jones, jr., R. C. Patterson,
11. I?. Cunningham.
. Officers of Court. .?
Josepli I).. Duulup, Corftmissioner in Krnity ; W. i
ClyburiL, -Clovk ; A. Lt McDonald, Ordinary ; ;
Duncan Gllcorn, Sheriff. *
Tax Collector.
William McKuin.
Confederate .Enrolling Officer.
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Confederate Tax-Collector.
A. M. Kennedy.
. , Assessors.
John Cantey, R. M. Kennedy. ?
Collector of Tax in Kiu(I
James Jones.
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Chief Commissary Agent.
J. 11. Devcreaux.
Confederate Quartermaster's Agent
m. .lamofl Sniri>r<i ' I
Stair. Quartermaster*a Agf.nl.
A. MtfVkloy Lcc.
Receiving and Delivering Agent.
J. M. Gaylc.
Officers of the Town of Camden*
Intendant.
James Dunlap. .
War dene.
N. I). .Baxlcy, D. D. Hooott, L. M. BosweHj R. M.
Kennedy.
Recorder.
.R. M. Kennedy.
Marshal and Market Clerk.
W?. Johnson.
Professional.
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Physicians now Practicing. >
L. H. ipcas, D. L. DeSdji^suro, T. Reoaetjerna,
W. R. $ikcB, Benjamin H. hjatheeon, J. McCaa,
J. I. Trantham, W. L. Pickett, >B. 6. .jjuc&s, T.
F. McPow, Lewis DeSaussure, Thomas W Salroond/
F. L. Zemp. .. .
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Wm. M. Shannon. * W r. Letlnvr. '[
W. -M. Kennedy. , VV. K. 'JVyKr.
Joseph D. Dunlap.
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- '. flurveifors.
Colin Macrae, Daniel Bothunef; C, C. Ilaile
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Scholastic, .Mercantile, & Median-'
kffl. _
Academies and Frtfitarj/' Schools in Camden.
L. McCandlcas' Male^cijlemy; F. Staudehmycr,
male acytdcmy,; G. Bailejv, Professor of Foreign
Languages ; 'Mrs. McCandle38' ' Academy lor
Tounff|Ladie3, Mrs. McCrcight; Miss Dawson ;
Mrs, .Ptjfek;1' Miafc- Maggie DeNoou. *
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Dealers inaDry Goods, Groceries, llardu-are jjr.,
B. W. Bonliey.'JRmes flhulap, George Aldeu, Mrs.
M.. T.^Oiimpttell, R.- Ma Kennedy, Mrs. Mcl/eish,
Mendal Smith'; Mr#. Conner, Mrs. Crosby,
Benjamin, Matheaon & Co., A'.'Jt-. Latfa, W. D.
McDowall, S. Qppenlioim, M. Baum & Bro., Meroney,
^oswell & Bro., J. M. Gayie, i. Joseph
isominers, T. S. Myers, James *McEvten, >V.
f 'St f'n llon^rrA 1 TT r\
V* ,viu.| i/uuijmil, 0..;li. up.,
penheiin & Ilro., Wui. Johnson, D. D. HoCott, 11,
Sikeal- >,v
Druggists.
"Win. McKain, F. L. Zemp. t
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. <? Book Seller and Stationer.
( James .A. Young.
". .. . .".'itches and Jewelry. , \
.Tames A. Young, X. B. Alexander, A.\V. vfehrlian.
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Blacksmiths, Wagon and CarriageNakers.. -t
S. Shiver, llobcrt Mao, Nathan B. Arranta, Thcnias
. Shiver. R. R., blacksmith.
'' , Cabinet Wareroonu and Undertakers.
C. L. Chatten,'IVm. Tarvor,'J. F. Sutherland,
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Builders. >'
J. F. Sutherland, C. L. Chatton, H. C. Roberts.
4 Mercbaht Tailor.
Charles A. McDonald.Saddlery
and Harness.
F. J. Oa^es, Mr. Bulger.
Wheelwright and Ginmaksr.
R. J. McCreight.
. , . ,.j. -Bakers'. ..
Mrs. M* A- Ivennedy, F- Shoemaker, \Ym." Daasch.
\Tan- Yards. ', .
L. 11. Stephenson, F. L. Zenip, John S. Bradley,
Alex. McLeod, Lewis J. Fatterson, Jolm Brown.'
. ' Hotels. , ?
Mansion-House, by - E. Q. Robinson.
DeKalb House, by - J. H. Jungblutb:
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Private Boarding.
J. W. Rodgcrs.
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Milintfy and Dress Making.
Miss D. II. McEwcn," Mrs. llammcrslctieh.
. m Churches. '
Methodist*?Jv T. Wiglitman, pastor.
Presbyterian?S. II. Iluy, ' .
Episcopal?T. 'F. Davis, jr., "
Baptist?'W. E. .Hugh son, ' "
Grain and dumber Mills.
F. L. Zemp, flour and grist.; Jas. II. Vaughn, flour
and grist; James A. Kirkland,grist; J F. Sutherland,
lumber and grist ;-W. E. Hughefe, lumber
and grist; Chatlea Terkinp, luipbcr; Col Jamos
U.. llaile, lumber and grist; A..1I. Boykin, flour,
grist and lumbers L. W. R. "Blah*, flour and
. grist; Charles Ral&y, flour and grist; J. R. Sowcll,
grist; JolmW. Gaskins,flour, grist and lumber;
John A. Yonn^, grist and lumber; T. J;-'
Cauthen, lumber; Robert Kirkloy, grist; estatfi'
>.f lVm. Shields, grist and lumber; George R^
MUler, flour and grist; L. J. Patterson, flour
an'a grist; Johu S. Miljer, flour and grist; estate
of T. Lang, grist and lumber; W. M. Kellcy,
irrist. John ChpftTliit rrriuf nn?l Inmbop .Tnrrtf>?
Chc^lut, sr., grist and lumber; John McRac,
grist and lumboi*; John Broiru, grist; eslutc of
Burwcll Boykin, griat and lumber; estatQ of
Lemuel Boykin, grist and luinhor ; Mrs. Jane J?:
Knox, grist.V Kicbard Hyatt, flour and grist;
Lowis Peeples, flour, grist and Inmber.
Bank Officers and Directors.
. Branch Batik qf the State of South Carolina.
President?Wmi. M Shannon 5 Cashier?Nc D. Bax'
ley; Book-Kp-'r?J. E. Nettles; Assistant BookKecper?W.
D. Anderson. y.
Directors?J. Boss Dyo, L. H. Dcas, John Cantey,
E. W. Bonney, A. D. Jones, sr.
Bank of Camden.
President?W.E. Johnson, sr.; Cashier?W. D,
McDowell.
Directors?ii. B. Johnson, Wm. JVI. Shannon, Bepj.
Perkins, W. D. McDowall, John Workman
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