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panneled. who broug',s in verdict .'ibat
The said Helen Jewctt came to her dealt,
by blow or blows inflicted ON the head
with ha,chet BY the hand Of Richard p.
Robinson"
Brink. the officer. was despatched for
The culpri., who was found in bed at his
boarding-house, No. A2 Dey street. kept
by Mrs. Moulton. He denied all know
ledge Of the crime. and dressed himself
with calmness and dclibcration. He ac.
companiei the officer 10 the scene of the
tragedy and looked on the lifeless. burn.
cd am! dis6gured corpse Of The victim
wilhou, betrayiug the least emotion. He
vas committed 10 bridewel!. by order Of
the coroner, 10 takc his trial for the
double crime Of murder and arson at the
next term Of the cour: Of oyer and fermi-
nor, which sits in June.
The unfortunate girl thus un,imely Gu,
off in the midss Of q courcc nf vice and
degradation, and sent 10 her last account
with all her imperfections on her hcad,''
was person Of no ordinary talents, which
had received more than common culliva.
,ion. Her manners were bland and in
sinuaiing. free from the profanity of fe.
males in her course Of lifc-hcr converse.
lion was marked with intelligence, vii.
aud fine sense-and her acquaintance with
our bes, poets, particularly Byron, was
unequalIed By any female in our city,
She was familiar with all The ligh. reading
of the day aud was q subscriber 10 all our
periodicals. She was o native Of the
state Of Maine, and her right name was
Alaria Benson. She was scduced by q
young man under promise of marriage
being abandoned bp him, and finding ,ha,
her reputation" the immediate jewel ol
her soul"-was lost, she left her home.-
! Alter residing for shor, time in Boston
she came TO this city. where she has resi-
dcd since,
| Robinson is a young man. about I!
years old, Of respectable family, ant
has hitherto sustained an uncxcep,ionablt
character, and what motive could indsc.
him 10 pcrpc,ra.e one Of the fouidcst ant
cold bloodci murders on rccnrd. wo can
not say. There arc many rumours o,
this subject, but we shall no, notice then
at present
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LADIES COMPANION.

The publisher, Mr. Ssoup1s, Of New York
has furnished Us with the April number Of this
improving periodical. II is. as lis title purpor.s
an excellent Lsdies Companion" and once the
eonnexiou is formed, hr,~ecn cit and the Ladies.
We should imagine, il they are imburd with hall
The sas,e and discrimination, which We believe
them To possess i, would be difficult 10 dissolve Il,
It's literary character is sustained by high o,dc.
Of talent, and its embellishments arc the wo:xs OF
cninen: s''is.s. Price s'cs, aaau9,, raos,hr.
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HAL, STORM.

On Thursday Of las, week, The upper part Of
this District, ia the ncighborhood Of Beaver Greek,
and Flat Rock. was visited by mos, tremendous
storm Of hail, wind and rain. We arc informed
a'a' tho hail completely destroyed The corn, DC
which was just coming up. beating it down to the
earh and tho wind was 20 violent a. 10 leave most Of
'he plantations in that region slno, cn,iny with.
oa' fences. The progscs. Of lao storm too, 10
eoa''drrabse distance. may be traced by tho de-.
''ruc'ion Of timber, having torn up and broken of
IN It's course the larccs, trees. We have heard Of
no personal injury having been sus,aincd.
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FLoRtDA-KERsHAWevoLUNTEERs

FLORiDA-KERSHASHe ASHevoLUNTEERS.
We are indebted % COL HicxIx,:, vino vent
as frs. Licu,enant in the corps Of Kephaw yo!un
,eerr, Tor the following particulars relative 70 the
Florida Campaign. Col. MlcKLn returned 70 this
place ON Thursday last, in bad health, having LETT
Tampa Bay on The 18th instant
The troops undar The command Of Gen. Egsrm,
proceeded with bat little interruption after leaving
yo,usia on The 26th ult, until they arrived about
half way between the Ocklawaka rive. aud 3iI-
cAsorr's town; when ,hry werc attacked By q
small body Of ofEndians, in which some Of the enemy
were killed, bu. how many was 40. known; three
or four whites wounded, but none seriously One or
the Kershaw Volunteers had his horse killed Under
him, but sustained no injury himself The troops
then proceeded h. AsRAn's town, and burnt IL
AsaAA Is an indian negro, and chief adviser to
MieAsorr, the head ei:cf Of the nation; after this
they burnt MIcAserr's town, which was within 4
mile or two Of AsRAn's iown. From MIcAEorTs
town, the troops marched without interruption 70
Tampa Bay, (wheTe all the troops had collected, y
al which place ihey restedsI egh, days, when the
So. C. mounted volunteers aerc ordered 70 Peay's
Creek, or River, as il is sometimes called, below
Tampa Bay, with eight days raions, 70 return via.
Fo:t Shelton 70 yolusia, and would probably be
discharged ;, the Frs, Of May. Col. MlexIE in;
forms us that all The Karshaw Volunteers we've ube
TO be about, and mos. Of shsm perfectly well and
10 hnc spirits, and that on all occasions they BE-.
hayed like Cafulinians Thoav ,vho ~rcrs eo,,,
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NOTICE.

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E. W. BONNEY.
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MEDI(IN NE

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arc now opening 2. full assortment Sof Mesii.
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With very grca. respect, l AN, Sir.
Your obedicn. servant,
w. s. FRANKLIN,
Clerk, Ho. Rep. q. S.
HoS.-IsAAc HILL, u. S. Senate.
(C"Pv.)
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Qfee H,ase Of Representatives,, = s..
aprii ls36 J
SIR: entered This Office yoas':, under
John Beckicy, who was the frst Clerk oi
the House Of Representatives under the
present Constitution Of the U. 5. anu who
died in tho year 1907.
During the recess Of Congress. he pu,
ne a. what is termed recording ,hc Jour.
nal of the preceding session, which was
to write it of from the printed ,opy into
a large bound volume. Ienquirea ofhim
why i. was, that i. was copied when there
we're so many printed copies-he answer
cd that the printed copies would probably
in time disappear from use, &c.-:he large
NJ. 8. volume would not. The "Rough
Joyrnol," as il was then termed, and is
still termed, being tie original rough draft
read in the House on the morning after
the day Of which it uarrascs the proceed
ings. was not, and had not, from the be-
ginning, been preserved. | enquired the
reason, and was answered tha, The printed
copy was tho official copy, as it was prin-
TED unde. the special order Of the House
and az errors. which were sometimes
discovered in the Rough Journal, were
corrected in the proofs Of the printed CO.
py, the printed copy was the mos, correc,
and that therefore there was no use in
numbering the Office with The ':Rough
Josrnai" after j. had been printcd.
Two Of Mr.. Bcckley's irnmcdinc sue
ccssers in Office. Mr. Magruder aud Mr..
Doasher.y. viewed the matter as Mr.
Bccklcy viewed il. know ihc fact, from
having called their attention 10 The sub.
jee,. of,ca reflected upon the subject,
and IL appeared to me to he proper tha,
,he Rough Journal" should be preserved;
although could not sec any purpose
whatever 10 be answered BY doing So.
oftcn cenvcrsed with tho clerks OF the Of.
fec upon the subject; bu, as we werc only
shbordiaates, the practice was no, changed
till lsi session Of tie 18Th Congress.
fIS23A.) when I determined. withou,
consulting my superior. ,ha, the Rough
Journal should No hunger be ,hrown
uway, bu. be preserved and bound in 80.
lanes, and !. has been regularly prcscr.
vcd and bound since. With great rcspec,
am Sir, Yonr obedint servant,
S. BURCH.
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c. MATHEsoN.
]. J. BLAIR,
w. E. JOHNSON,
Commissioners at Camdan.
A CARD.

THE Subscriber, with pleasure takes ,h;s
method Of infor'aing his friends sad,he sss.
lie generally, that having purchased tho en-
tire stock Of Goods Of ]. G. CLARK. E:u.
will continue to keep u, the same sssuS
where, by assiduiiy and undivided attention.
to hrs customers, and those who my favo.
him With call. he hopes to merit share Of
patronage At the hands Of generous public.
VIII be found consiaa,ly on hand a freah
and general assortment Of DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES, HATS, HARDWARE.
and CROtkERY, with few dozen choice
Wines, vis. MADEIRA, LISBON, P0RT.
TENEREFFE and MALAGA,
J. T. JONES
April e3.-I3-b
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Several questi0as Of importance 10 thoss
who may become subscribers fot tbe Sock
Of "THE BANK OF CAMDEN. s. C."
baving arisea ia relation 70 the coostrucsion
Of The charles, the undersigned nnsiisas;ou.
ers at Camden, have obtained sho oriipisos or
several Of The most eminent iekals 9saajenseu
in tho State, and will ID sppDesioaise The
Stock, should there bc an excess pjsc1 sse.
~ subscriber oe firc shares only. NJ up-
wards upon sn equal footing % ihe extsst Of
FIVE shares. Should 4 s.,an appear iAat TN
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gcther With those for lcH Than Eve shares.
exceed the capital authorised. they win te
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ansoun. 10 The capital authorised. thea asha ba-
lance will bc divided between The sobse.ibefs
for more than dvc shares, pro. raia. This
mode Of sppcr,ionmeni viii accord with tho
obsious intcution Of the Legislators, Where
as that which would protect tho originaI "sub,
sesibe's Of fve shares only" would manifa.
y There being 500 or moro Of ahsm, ex.
clude not only those sos Inora ahan 6sn shsses.
bu, eveo .hose 6e ono, swo, three Snd bur
siares.
In relation 70 the question uhethcfa q 60.
partnership. in its character as such, and tho
individuals composing il. can subscribe Cox
sOO shares on each day the Books arc 10 bo
open. we hare no legal advice; bu, i Is mani
lest that tho Legislature did no intend that
any individual SHOULD either directly Of indi.
rcc,ly, obtain more than 200 shares, "on eth.
er day, th,, The bcoks .hall bc open" IL Msy,
now A. 3 being The half owner Of eight
different concerns who subscribe .sor 800
shares ION either day." wiz. including his
Individual subscription, obtain 1000 shares.
instead Of 400, 10 which we think Il vas Tho
intention Of the legislature TO res.ric. bin.
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ken. NO are persuaded that no maa suhsesi.
bins for himself OF for another can consciea.
oasly take il. il the person lof vAon this
subscription is es,ensibly made. has By un-
ders.anding (eoatractl with another, deprived
himself Of the control Of his stock.
You arc earnestly desired immediatslg af.
Ter your books are closed to transmit them to
Us. together with tho amount recsived o. ,hs
certificate Of the Csshie, Of any specie nayine
Bank, that the amount is deposited 10 ssr ers-
dit. We make the request in order 10 effect
tho apportionment as long before The election
Of directors as possible, and fos other good
reasons.
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ron rnn CAMDEN loun..,

yoR rnR cAxoxa JOURNAL.
DtED-At his GrIndson's, Samuel Hoson. in
kershav Dstfiea, on ths 2lsa instant, sar. VII.
Ian hooos, in Tho 18Th year Of bis aes.
La Announcing The death Of Mr.. Hooos, wc re.
cord ti'a exit Of another Of cor Rcyolu,ona,r Pa.
s,os., whose hesnie services was rewarded by a
pension ifoaa grateful country. His death vas
oeanoned by 81. sslsiapi.n. 10 bring down suaali
tree that was lodged on tho branc6.s Of ano,her.
nheh suddenly gavc ray. and caught him unde,,
~ broke oae "s his Egs, and Otherwise horribly
bruised him, 30 a. 70 cause his death In q shnr,
time afterwards.
To rcncrair and rrspee. Ms. H., vas to know
hin, - no iosa possessed moro Of The milk ei hu
man kindness.
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THE LDCRNAs.
CAMDEN, APRIL 20, 1886.
PUBLIC MEETING.

We afc requested 10 invite The c;iIzras Of Cam.
den and Of Kesha~ District, to mec, q, Tho Court
Hou'e on Thursday next, the 9Th May. 70, the
purpose Of appointing Delegates to tho RAIL
ROAD CONTENTION. which Is TO assr uble a,
Knoxville, TeLncssec, on tho 9TH July ensuing.
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From The n. Y. Sunday Morning News
Horrible murder nad 0rsoa.-One Of the
most horrible end a,rocious murders which
has ever disgraccd this city was commi.
ted on The person Of female named
Hricn Jewcti, u girl Of the town. Of which
by Richard p. Robinson. 4 young man 10
the employ Of Joseph Hoxic, a respects
bio mcrehan, of this city, 10 accused
This'inurder uas pespe,ra,rd on the NOR
ming Of Sunday last, between the hours Of
twelve and three. q, q notorious house Of
i'll fame. KEEP, by one Rosiua Townsend.
From the thousand different rumours on
this affair, wc hare culicd the following.
which we believe 10 be as near The truth
rs possible:
1t appears that Robinson was in The
habit Of visiting Mss Jcwc,. under .hc
assumed name Of Frank Rivers, and on
the evening in question called a, The house
between nine and ten, and cnquircd for
Helen. He was admitted by the landIady
and Immediately wen, up TO Hclen's room
with her. Nothing WAS heard Of them
until eleven o'clock. when. al the requcs,
Of Helen. the landlady b,ough, bottle
o! champagne into the room. She states
that Robinson was lying in bed. apparent
iy rradins. that the girl was in Der ro6e
dc nuit, though she had nol retired 10 bed.
About three o'clock in the morning, the
keeper Of the house was rouaed from her
bed BY person who was in the habi. Of
frequently visiting one Of the boardcrs.
She arose for the purpose Of admitting
him. and to her surprise found in the
back parlour lamp burning which she
immediately recognized as belonging u
Helen. and the door leading from The par.
lour into the yard was opened suppo
sing that tho girl was 10 the yard. she
called her repeatedly. bu, received no
answcr. proceeded TO her room. On
opening the door, she was alrnoat sulo.
Gated by on immense quantity Of smoke
which rushed out. She instantly alarmed
the inmates Of the house, and running 10
the street door, called for the watch. who
were soon on the spot. They sprang up
stairs and cxsinguishcd the flames. which
had done BAT little dsmase excepting to
the bed on which lay !i.s lifclcss body Of
the unfortunate Helen Jewet,. At frs, il
was supposed ma, she was sulTocatct, bu,
on making closer examination, q large
and tr:ghtin' gasl, was found on her rgh,
temple, aboas three inches in length.
which had penetrated deep into her brain
and must have Instantly depriv cd her Of tx.
issenee. II was evidently made by sharp
instrument in shape Of an axe or ha,ehct.
There was another wound on The upper
portion OF her forehead. made BY the
same weapoa. Tae bed and bedding was
nearly consumed, ani the body OF The
unfortunate g,rl was considerably burned.
a ha'chc, stained with fresh blood was
found in the yard. and in the adjoining
yard u cloth cloak was discovered whicl,
The prisoner wore on The evening 10 aucs.
ton. A piece Of twinc was found AT.
tached 10 one of the llsscls of the cloak
which in size ana appearance corrcsnnu.
dcd with The one Oh the la,che,. The
coronc. was sn'nn,?nc! and a Jury ctn.
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The Grand Jury in Ncv York have found true
bil, against Fa.sers P. Ros,ssos, for The murder
Of Et.Is JEwsrr, The particulars Of which viii
be found in another column.
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TEXAS

The latsst accounts ffom this country arc ef The
moss painful character. In aimost every conflict,
The Texans arc vauquished, and If taken, instead
Of being treated a prisoners Of var, are invar;..
bly, put 70 death. The Columbus Herald II The
18Th instant, gires the particulars, in letter re-
'eived in taai tovn b. Gen. Brrursr, Of The
massacre Of The Georgia Ba,,allioo, under The
command Of Col. FAssis. We sinecsely ,es.e,
the sserifees our eoun,,ymen arc making in this
var With MEXICO, and Nc cannot conceive eithe.
their necessity OF propr;c.y.
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S'1"NU H"'' UtHVT IlIUes WIIhln INC II.
mountains. 10000
Tribes wesiof the K. NJ. $4,000
Throughout all tho vas. and uncul,iva,cd
regions north and south OF :he western terri
tories OF the United States. are Indians The
population becomes more scarse as We pro-
coed northward, toa climate less nccommo-
dated to the comforts Of the unciyilizcd man
and becomes more dense, as VIC proceed
southwark TO moro genial cl;mc where
subsistence is more easily obtained
This table refers TO the Territory tia, belongs
to The u s. only. IL is eoniee,ual in regard to the
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The Prcsident's Meaase, announeing his az
ecptsnee Of the oGared u,edia,ioa Of En..aad, TO
adjust Tho unhappy dispute between this country
and france, had just reached Paris Z, our la.es,
dates, md ne are happy TO learn was considered
a removing every obstacle 10 an amieab.e sc,,le.
men. II This ha:rassing question.
Tho Raleigh Rfsiae- Of Tho 18th instant, gives
Tho following extract Of Ic,,ar received in iha,
city, Gon member Of Congress high in tho G..
res ef Tho administration.
"RePor. says. tha Santa Anna has .eS: =
message 10 Gen. Jackson, that if the Govern.
men! docs not interfere and suppress. ihc War
N Iexss and stop emigration 70 tia, eosn,rv
from tho United States. he will c,eaie ser.
ole War in the South b.,h With"
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Commercial Kscoro.
Rerised ead eoyrte,ra iTt.kI,-s.r;y

Cotton. =. 70
MI, NIL, 80 q s.
?. I 81
Flour. camien Mills, slo county 80 a 9 so
Bacon, ID q
Whiskey, e io
REMARKS.
Corros.-This article has como 10 aparinsly du
',ns The week .ad buyers appear cautious We
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A great variety Of articles too numeroos to sseu.
Iioo, Ia addition 70 the above, fdll saDustneni e
vhieh will always b keps on hand.
YoUNG & MHAiN.
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- the confidential at hi. Office y Duane street,
Chatham william street, New York. where
sfH;cted with deli dseses old obnate ulcers dyspepsia,
worms. dis, Of the bladder rrers and kidneys and all dis
esse arising from The Of nu Of the blood
are invited 10 call The bnca elects often arising from the abuse
Of mercury, Description peons troubled with oeraa
anpv 10 Or sinh the ohavinx
Ideally cured without particle q any other dangerous
medicine His charges and The means
teachers .n and has had considerable practice
extensve hospitals dpenslries nstart relief given
those Affected with the plies, and perfect eject In three
DAYS without CONDENSATION business the slightest pain the
raeri medicine may be had prevent the Of
cen ain disease The he8s.asle secrecy sbserss Ateod
spce daily frosn II, l0Ph jn7-6
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For the life Of the flesh in the blood"Lesfcs IL
IT WILL BE OBVIOUS ON THE LEAST REFLEC-
ton, that The Office Of the stomach is prepare the food
nouhmen OF the body and thai the health OF every
necessarily depend the due performance Of its functions for If
the chye digestive fluid be good the body be properly
nOuhed the system will be affected the secrens Of the
n obstructed and the whole OF blood becomes
Hence result the disorders considered complicated which
Toneouy termed ncursbe who either do will
comprehend the hypothesis that all diseases whatever arise SOLELY
fros acrin onoss hunor Ia The od.
When and nsmmaiory diseases the consequences
this othe blood the faculty have bleeding
muderos ia effects calculated the Of
tgOn yet is sl persisted in though not single be
produced wherein has been service But 10 might be pro-
duefd wherein has brought paralysis and train Of
disorders dc eadul even ia imagination TO those who have beheJ
their fearful consequences.
How thousands untmey gravel How
families deprived their smisbe children How husbands
OF their lovely wive How many wives Of their
have fallen victims to this mderou practice. the
he said sf Mercury.
Mankind Oh consider this subject charge We,
drop blood for the practice Of bleeding opposed
mon and all experience il is mast the
aiion as all diseases caused by foul and acrimonious
entering the circulation and cnisminatng the blood the purifying
NOT the asiraetng the vital aud should be considered the Of
deases and those who attentive this invariably attain
healthy old We should remember that according 10 the purity
Of our blood health Had the Creator intended mankind
have parted with blood rely place would have been made
for its discharge, when much had accumulated.
he for bleedin Is emit y sumo eded Inv
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TO TIE PUBLIC.


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