The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, August 08, 1864, Image 2
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Special. is ptices.
j* ?h'OTICIfV"
MY I?USINESS, H ERK'A FT Kit WILL UK CON.
ducted strict I3- on ti;c cash system. . ' '
All orders must positivoiy be accompanied with the j
cash.
Those indebted to me, will please come forward aud
pay up. \YM. McKAIN.
July V " . Gt.
AlSTN"OTJ]S"OEMENTS.
Mi j. Editor: You,will please announce the following
gentleninu as candidates for re-election to the
Houso of Representatives, from Kershaw District, at
the ensuing election in October, and oblige their
- friends:
, Major J. M. DkSAUSSCRIC.
Capt. n. i). pi: 11 nr.
.Tidy 1 _ __ _ j
Mr Editor: .As the time-is approaching when the j
pcoplo of Kershaw District, will.have to select, those |
who will represent, them, in i-ho ensuing Legislature \
we respectfully recommend the following gentlemen j
For Fmcitor.M*j.
A. II. HOY KIN K
For Ftpreseiita tires.
:.r?y. j. m. dksaursurio,
Capt. \V. /.. L1SITNERV
I?y inserting tin5 above, you will oblige
April in. MANY YOTKRtf.
For lfcprrxmlalire.
The friends of Cap!.. \\*. L. dkPASS, aiinouneo iiiiu
a candidate for Representative to the South Carolina
Legislature, at Iho next October eloetiflfi.
- . July 1 ^ . ' '
For Representative.
We are authorized to announce Col. A. I). GOOD.
AWN", as a candidate for tho Legislature at the ensuing
election. ' . ,
April 22 ' / ' ir .
> Fur Representative.
Woave.nulhorizoil to announce Gol.'W. It. IWYLOlt
as a caudidnto for the Legislature at tho ensuing
election.
June 10 ' tf
Mi!. Knmut: You will plea;# announneo Gapt.
WTLLI.UL CLYBURN", as a candidate for ro-eleclion
as clerk of the Court of Common IMeas, for Kershaw
JJistvia, and oblige " MANY FRIENDS.*
April IS.
In. Exchange for Bacon,
Corn or Fodder :
Cl'GAR BOILERS FROM HO TO 100 GALLONS,
k.? each. Applv to 0 KO. tj. DOUGLAS.
July 23 3
""7 To Hire,
i XRiMlO WOMAN. WHO IS ACCIJSTOMKI)
/ V' to all kinds of Inane work. For further infer
mat;??"?. nj?plv I ? Mr3.ll. V. Anekcr. 011 Lytlloion
July 2" ' , . 2 ;
Commissary Notice '
p> > KXOl1A NU E?3'Jt)0 V.IVA. VIN B SUO A U
.ji (onlv Soi' Lianua.)
July I'll 2 J ni^KIl-EIJX, A- A. 0. S. j
jyOoulodorate ideasj copy twice.
Sample Cotton- ' j
T."voi: s.u,'-: v; iji.'axtmi-:.-; to suit run. !
V i si i a SKR3, by matiiksux to
Ju'v 2:1 3
White Wine Vinegar, English
Soap, &ci
I-'KW GALLON'* OF A SUPERIOR ARTICLE
1 x. of White Wine Vinegar.
A superior article of Starch and Washing Blue, of an
extra lino qualit}-,' for sale Itnv.fo icash at
MRS. MoLRISTI'S,
one door a'-jro the Branch Rank.
. July 22 W 2
WAR TAX NOTICE.
Assessors Omen, 17til Pisl.,
Camden*, July 10, 18G4. '
4 LI# REGISTERED PERSONS AUK HEREBY
c'V notilicd that this ollico is now open and will continue
open for twenty days from this (late, to rocoivo
returns of gross amount of their sales, tor the* quarter
ending 30th Juno. Millers arc also requested to yinkc
thoir returns this quarter.
JOHN* GANTRY, ) .
R. M. KENNEDY, \ Assessors.
July 10 3 d 2 w
It A TATA I f,lnir c rttTart nnnn
onuuLithiw (a BHUW snujr*
/prfE SUIWCRIBER RESP EOT FULLY T N FORMS
1. tin* citizens of Oniuden, that ho has eommoncod
to manufacture
Saddlery & Shoes,
on hroail street, directly opposite tho Episcopal
Church, and solicits ft share of patTonngo.
Repairing, in either lyanoh, will bo promptly attended
to. English Saddles for sale.
Jf. BOLGKll.
WANTED?two good Shoemaker?
July-Id *2w
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I ST RI C T D 1 ItE C T 0 R ?
MSTRipr OFFICERS^
\ ' Legislators.
A. II. IloYkiu?(Senator.
John M. DeSaussure, I). P. Perry?Representatives.
Magistrates. , !
John K. "Witherspooir. IV m. P. Ilogau, VF. R. Taylor,
Jlenry Brace, .lohu R.'.Shaw, Richard L. i
Wliitaknr, J. T. Barker*??
(.'ommissinneh: of. Uveas.
J. M. DnSaussure Chairman, B. T. McCoy, .W. ?.
Hughes, Pauiel 1). Rirklund, James L. McDownll,
Lewis J. Patterson, J. F.nglirh Doby,
Fred. Boweu, John L. Mieklc, Oilhiin S'oweil,
Richmond 11. Terrell. F.munuc.l Parker.
The sixth section of U:e ' Act to establish certain
Roads. RvidfreSiUtid Perries," passed December
17, is ns follows :
.44 That each Commissioner oi' Roads ut>w iu q1fioe,
or hereafter appointed, shall serve until
successor is appointed, and litis accepted. This
section io be hi force duriiig the war.
timers of Free. Schools.
Wiley Keller, Win. Dixon, James Team, C. C.
Ilaile, Jesse Truesilcl, Daniel Bcthuue, A. L.
McDowell. '
t ''jjiuniis.'omrs of I'uo/ti JiuiidiTige. j
I %Toh 11 Wovkuifl'u, R. M. Kennedy, H. I'. Johnson. F.
T.. Zeinp, li. W. Blair. Juices B. Ouretou, Win.
! D. McDowall Chairman, C, P .P*., Colin Macro*
Treasurer.
Commijx'ovt'rs to Approve Public Securi'ies.
| John M. De-Snuss'ure, James Punlnp. Win. K. Julie-.
[ son, sr., A. M. Kennedy, Thc<t. Fh Shannon.
' i?.
Commissioner? of fhe Poor.
! lb Barnes. A. A. McDnwall. John t>. Hii'irins. 11.
, >i. Kcnnuily, .1. DoPass. \V. E. llngitaon, Lice,
aiul Treas.
President and Uirtclor* of Cumth.'i lirirn.r Co.
President?John M. DeSaussurc.
'Directors?John M&crac. P. Perkins, James Team.
Colin Macrae, See. & I rons.
, Soldier'* Hoard of li'lit
John M. DeSnitasure, K. llarni'?, James Dunlap, J.
Doss Dye, C. Mosely, Ju'mcs Team, Jesse Trnestlel..
Joliii It. Micklo, Charles ilalcy, Jolm (.laskin?,
Daniel tlnrdner.
Coroner.
John S. Meroney.
Managers of Plcrtimis.
Camden?John S. Mcvoney, C. A. McDouald,
Wm'McKain.
Cnroton's Mill?Frederick IJonrcn. James Team,
i.in.-iimei rarKer.
I'lut lTock?Jesse Truesdrl, Jaincfl Fletcher,
(Jootye It. Mjllcr.
Hull'alo?Win. Mango, 0Sowell, Win. Calo.
Iii/.enhy's?John MctniiPinu, Daniel McCaskill,
Donald Me Donald.
Sehrock'.s Mill?15. T. McCoy, Alexander AJcLeod.
Henry ItinlcliHe. * ' ,
(iuodwin's Store?fJenjauiia Cook, John 15. Micicle.
James 11. Vaughn. ? ,
Liberty 11 ill?A. D. Jones, jr., K. C. 1'a'fcrion,
H. 15. Cunningham.
Oifh'cni of Court.
Joseph D. Dtmlap, Commissioner in lh|uity; \Y.
Clybuvn, Clerk; A. l?. McDonald, Ordinary;
Duncan Sitcom, ShcrilK
| . Tur ('?'fetor,
| William MeKain.
| ('oitfcdtVt'tr l\nro[[ijtq
IV. Leilnor.
f'uitftlinottr )\~'ir T-tx-Cot/crlor. . '
A. M.. Kennedy.
Asscforr.
John Can try, 15. M. Ky.iucdy.
Collect'.? if '1'ax in Kin!.
.Inme-t .loiin<
Chii f Ctmmiistirt/ Ayent.
J. fl. Devorcftux.
1 Covfedcrule Qunr/inhUtt!tr'st[Af;iHl.
James Sowers."
Stair (Jiiarl(rma*trr't A<{att.
<0 r A. Mnrkloy I.es.
U?cr'n*in>; arid Dolirc.rinf A'jrnl. .
J. M. Gnylo. ' j
v.-.. . ?
Officers of the Town offniwlen.
Intaulunt. ,
Jarnof, Dunlap.
Wardclts.
N. D. Huxley, I>. I>J Iloeott, L. M. Boiwcll, II.
Kennedy. 4 ,
Recorder.
p. \t
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Marsha! and Market Clerk.
Win. Johnson.
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Professional.
Physicians no to..Practicing.
L. II. l>cas, L>. Ii. DeSnnssure, T. Koo.nst.ierna,
W. R. Hikes, Benjamin II. MuHif'son, J. McCna,
J. I. Trantham, W. L. Pichott, It. ?S. Luoiit*, T.
*F. McPow. Lewis DeSaussure, Thomas W. Salmonri,
F. L. Zcnip.
?r J :'^r^t--%r - >-? r
/Irti f'-T.-. ' ' !
Win. ??I. f-hamioc. , Vt". Lohi;?r. j
V?". I^T ^ Kennedy. Vr. 1?. T ay J or. .
7o.*ojjh 1). Dr.nlnp.
J'Jrniii-i. ' * i
# M. BihmU.
Suivyur*.
Colin Macrae, Daniel lJclLiiife, 0. C. ilt-ilu
Scholastic, Mercantile, & Mechanical.
Aceacmi:& ?na Primary Pchovls :n Cjfodiit.
L. MeCfunllcs.V Mole Academy; F. Sfnudenmyciv
i limit: academy ; O. Ealfov, PrufesHov of Foreign
j Languages ; Mrs. McCandlcss' Academy for!
; Young Ladies, Mrs. McCrcight'; Mias l)uT?son : !
Mrs. Pock; Mi;3 Maggia DeNccrs. j
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Uurdwarc Arc., <^c. j
V.' \\r I> ... * T r - - T> 1 /I - t I ? '
I >-. >?. jl..;iiui.'v, iimeu nuunip, ucorjjo .A ill OH, tMrif. I
M. X- Campbell, R. M Kennedy, Mia. McLcish, j
| Mruilal Smith, Mrs. (.'ftnnor, Mrs. Crosby, I
ftenjainin, Motbesou ?S. Co., A. T. bhtla, \Y. P. 1
Mcl'ownll, fs. Qppcnheiin, f?I.. Bnum & Bro., Me- '
roticy, RosVcll & JJro., J. M. Gayle, Joseph '
iSouHoors, T. S. Myers, Jnuios McFwcn, W. j
C. Gerald & Co., George Douglas, J. II. Op- |
I penhcim A Bro., Wir.. Jwhiiaon, P. I>. Jlocott, R. I
| fcjikc.s'.. . .
h\Vfj</i$:s. i
V.'m. Moiluiu, F. L. Zc:r:\>. <
I ,
Keller and Statittrr.
Jaiucs A. Ycimg.
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1,Vutclics and Jewelry.
James A. Young. I. B. Alexander, A.W. Wehr-i
hau. ? ;
filacimnithr. 17 ryti: und Curriatit A'l.vei.'.. -J
; V?. Shiver, Robert Man, Nullum B. Arrants, THonms j
! Sliiver. It. it., blacksmith.
. j
Ctthinet Wi-vercnm? and Uiu2cria\vr*.
j C. L. GLuitcn, Win. Tarver, J. F. Sutherland,
I * t I
j'l'iliifirs.
!' .1. F. SutheriiUiJ, C. L. Ch&tteu, II. C Robeiti. i
I . t
i Merchant Tailor.
I* Charles A. McDonald.
Saddleru unci Harness.
F. J. Oakos, Air. Bulger.
Wheelwright ar.d Gitnnakvr.
It. J. McCreight.
Bakers.
j Mrs. M A. Kennedy, V. Shoemaker, Wm. Danncli'
Tan- Yards.
j L. R. Stephenson, F. I.. Zctnp, John S. Bradley,
j Alex. McLcod, Lewis J. Patterson, John Rrown.
Hotels.
I Mansion House, by - E. G. Robinson,
i DeKalb Ilouso, by - J. II. Jungbluth. j
Private Hoarding:
J. Yf'. 1 lodgers.
Mih'narif cvd Dress Mak .ii>;.
i Misa l>. ?1. MeEwen. Mrs. Ifumniurslouirh.
j
Churches.
Methodist?.1. T. Wightmau, pa.1;tor.
l'rcsbytorlau - !*. II. Hoy,
Kpiseopa! ?T. K. Ha vis. jr.,
Baptist?'.V. K. Hughsnn, " '
| . Crain ami Lumber ivlil!s. j
; K. I.. I'emp, Hour and jurist; .las. II. Vaughn, Hour !
i aixi grist: James A. Kiiklund, jurist; .1 K. Sutli!
erhtnd. lumber ami grist ; \Y. 10. llughett, lumber
! ami grist; Charles I'crkijir, lumber: Col J union
Huilo, lumber and jurist; A. H. Ilnykin, flour,
I grist ami lumber: I.. V>*. K. Blair, Hour and
I grist; Charles llnluy. flour and grist; K. Fovr|
til, griil ; John W. < Jaskins, tUw, grH and Ittini
1 > ;r; John A. -Young, grist aim lumber: T. J.^
'hmihen, lumber: Robert Kirklev, grist; estate
./Win. Shields, griut and lumber: tlrnrge U.
I Miller, flour and grist; L. .). Patterson. flnurt1
| and grist ; John S. Miller, flour uud grist ; estate
of T. I.ang.pilst and lumber: W. M. Kelloy,
grist, John CJiosnut, grist ami lumber; .lames
Cho.sB.nt, sr., grist, and lumber; .lolui Mellao.
grist and lumbar ; John Ttrown, grist: estate of
' Harwell Boy kin,. gritt and lumber; estate of
l.eniuel Boykin, grist and lumber : Mrs. Jane J.
j Knox, gr'.st.; lliohttrii Hyatt, flour and grist;
l.ewis IVrples, lloirr, grist and lumlier.
j POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, S. C
MA IL ARE A A- a EM EX TS.
nitftlMON'n, CHARLESTON, COLl'M HI A, WESTERN
AND WAY M A11.8.
T)uo?T?nily, bv 7 .'{0*1*. M
Close?Daily by ' r, 00 P. M
LANCASTER, If J/AT HOCK, tVC.
Duo?Monday, Wednesday A,' Friclaj' by 12 00 M
i Close?Same days, ut . II fH) A. M
I IK l) HILL, ROSBEL I'LAOIC, A'C.
I Duo?Thursday, by 12 00 M 1
Closos?Same day, at 11 00 A. M 1
TILLER'S FERRY, JEFFERSON, &C. ?
Duo?Monday, "by # 12 00 M
Closes?Friday, at 10 00 A. if
OFFICE HOURS.
From 8 00 A. M. to 2 00 P. M., and for short
time after opeaiii? the mail at night. i
T. W. PKGUES, P.M.
?*" . yti c-rsv.y %?vrr*? v . - * ?%*
NET." ?l.rc A.TICNS
' r.Ulis::- . lUjYKf.N & CO.,
MAfffK, GP.OHGKA.
A70W HEADY:
X> ? _ MASTER WILLIAM MITTEN ;
Or, the Youth of Brilliant Talenta.'who wns ruined by
bad luck. By Judge Longstruet, author of "Georgia
Scenes." Price $G. t
CAMP /tND FIELD. Papers from the Portfolio of
an Army Chaplain. Ey Rev. Joseph Cross, 'D. D.
Part 1 at now really. Prico $ J.
DUNCAN ADAIR, or, Captuxud in Escaping. A
story 11 onr of Morgan's men. By Mrs. Jane T. II.
Cross. Nearly ready. Price ,$1.
YOUNG MAROONERS. By Ilev. 'Francis R.
Goulding. A most entertaining book for "yofing persons.
Pronounced by good judges to be equal to
Robinson Crusoe. Prico $J.
A ltbernl discount to tiro trir.de from the foregoing
prices. For the amount named, remitted-to us, in
current.funds, we will send eithoi or nil ofilieae books
postpaid, 10 nuv port of tkn Confederacy. Address
?EUHKE, BOTKIN & CO., *
June *21. Mncort, Qeorgia.
fgif Any newspaper in the Confuder?tcv eopyhfg the
above advertisement, with this note, will receive o . *
copy of each of 11io above books, upon the receipt of
the paper containing the advertisement.
South CuioUoft-Keriihuw Distric I
A
' ' KT A. I.. MCDONALD, K3QUI&K, ORDlXAC\
Y*7HEREAS, .tOIIN B. MTCKLE, APPLIED
t t to me for Lettres of Administration ou all
and singular the g^oda any chattels, rights and credits
of Dr. John Milling, late of the district aforesaid, deceased
:
These are therefore to cite nod adtponfih all and
singular, tho kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to lie and appear before me at our next Ordinary's-.
Court for the said District, to be holddn at Kershaw
Court House ou the twelfth day of August next,
to show eauae.^ if any, why tho said administration
should not bo-granted.
Given under my" hand and seal, this 29th day of
July, in tho year ol' our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-four, and in tho eighty-eighth,
year of tho Independence and sovereigity of the State
of South Onrolina. A. L. McDONaLD, O. K. D.
July 27 I
.COMMITTED TO JAIL.
A negro woman calls her. name
Mary, and says lliat she belongs to Mr. Brown
on Black Rivqr, and that Mr. Brown and his wife are
both dead. Said woman is about five and n half feet
high, aud about fifty years old, (50 or 65,') shft is very
simple or playing off so, I cant tell which.
The owner is requested to eorae forward prove
property, pav expenses and take her awaj.
July 22 * . DUNCAN SHEORN, Jailor.
DRESS GOODS"1
rgule subscriber itas just received
J. from Nassau a hnndsome assortment of Muslin?
and Priutrt. which will be sold tow fa* ?ooi.
.. IVI V.IU1U, iUKUl
Street oppoaire Dr. Young's. .
B. SIKES.
July S , 'tf
NOTICE.
A LL PERSON'S HAYING CLAIMS AGAINST '
J: v. Douglas, ft in ton deceased, will hand them in,,
properly attested, and those indebted will make pay- niniit
to uiv agent. TV". I?. Ilughcs.
ELISA MINTON,
July 1<> 2 Adniiniatratrix.
JUST RECEIVED.
Superior Eng. Long OJoth.
Mourning Prints.
Alapaccas. 4
Fino French 33omba*ino.
And other articles of Dry Goods
?ALSO.?
"01^*1. T> ^ ?
juAcii.it. jruii{iurt itnuics, vjrcmiino apamsn <Jaatele
Soap, Ac Ac.
R M KENNEDY.
July 28 r.ri
Wheat Mill."
1AM NOW PREPARED TO 0 RIND WHEAT AT
Khurt. notice. My Mill is in good order, ;irul produces
as lino Hour as ran be desired by ally ono.
Parties tending wheat to me tnay rely on my person
n I attention. J. II.VAOGHAN,
Juiv 2S?fid- G miles above Camden.
Garden Seeds.
A SM A LI. SUPPLY OK THE FOLLOWING
j.\. Garden Seeds are for sale at tlio Post Office :
Burly York, Drumhead, Savoy nnd En&dd Cabbage;
Yellow Dutch, White Stone and lied Norfolk Turnipr ,
Beets, Carrot and Parsnip.
These Seed were imported by the Confederate Government,
nnd aro believed to'be fresh and genuine.
?ALSO-Ruta
Bntr.i. White Norlblk and ronntrv Turnin.
July 29" " ' :$
Notice.
VyilKKEAK LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
V ? upon all and singular tho goods aiid chatties,
lights and credits of Mr. J. W. Hnrton, planter, late of
Kershaw District, deceased, havo been granted to tho
subscriber, Margaret K. Norton, Administratrix?all
persons indobtod to the said estate are requested to
mako ionraodiato payment, and thos^ having claims or
Jemands against tho same, will make known tho some
without delay, to M. E. J10RT0N,
July 29 2* _ Administratrix.
W^TTEI).^ "
ZCifi SUSHELS of Horghum Seed, for which tJie?v'
0\M7 highest price will bo given.
April f> 1). I>. IIOCOTT.
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