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THE BIBLE CAUSE.

IT.. nrocccdings of the Bible Convention, held
:, Columbia last winter, is creating in almost every
s,ction of the State, lively interest in the sue
cess of the benevolent object which it was conTen
ed to promote And we trust that this interest will
continue to spread, until it shall reach every Dis
trict every neghborhood and every family in South
Carolina. No cuterprize moro worthy of tho high.
est efforts of the Christian and phlanthropst, could
be presented to the mind than that proposed by tho
Convcntion-the placing in the possession Of every
reading individual in the State, within the year,
copy of the Holy Scrpturcs-the Word of Lfo.
Much has been done in many of the Districts to
carry out the design Of the Convention, but much
vet remains to bo effected. We earnestly hope that
the friends of morality and religion in every section
of the State will not suffer the year to pass away
without being able to report to the next meeting of
the Convention that the glorious work has been &C.
commplished. Wetake pleasure in stating that in
Kc.shaw THE WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED. A spc-
clal Agent the Rev. THOMAS BERRY, was employed
by the Camden Bible Society to uisit eucry family
in the District, and supply the destitute with copy
of the Holy Scriptures. He completed his labours
last week. 30 that Kershaw District always in
the font rank, when any important enterprise ls to
be accomplished, we believe is now the FIRST Dis
TRIcr in the State in which this glorious work has
been successfully completed. We stated some time
since that wo expected Kershaw District, from the
spirit manifested by the Society in this place, to be
first to finish this work within her limits, and we
asaei then, and again repeat the question, WHICH
OF THE DISTRICTS IN SOUTH CAR LIMA WILL BE THE
Last?
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
June 30 1S4l,

S1R-In the communication from this
Department, dated tine 18th inst. in COM
pliance with the resolution of the Senate
directing the. Secretary Of the Treasury TO
"lay before the Senate statement of the
amounts of nancy received in each Of
the months of March, April and May last.
from customs, lands and other sources" {"
&c. Ihave TO state that "a clerical error oc-
Cured, which, in the hurry of business,
esca ped my n"lice, and which l take the
earliest opportunity tocorrect.
Certain payments made by the Bank Of
the United States on account of the War
Department in the west, in 1910, and not
entered on. the books Of; this Department
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FOB SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber being desirous Of de.
voting more Of his time and attention to
another branch Of his business, will close
his House of Public Entertainment, on
the second Monday in August next; he
offers the same for sale or rent. Any per-
son wishing to embark in that line of bnsi-
ness, would do we'll to call and examine
the premises. The terms will be made
accommodating.
He takes this opportunity to return his
tha nks to generous public for the very
liberal patronage they have given him.
L. SECREST.
Lancaster, July 12, 26l32.
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In Congress, up to this time, but little progress
has been made in the transaction of business The
Senate intenty engaged in the discussion Of the
Bank bill, without however seeming to approximate
conclusion 1t appears to be settled that no other
project can pass the Senate than that of Mr. CLAY,
and the passage Of this is extremely doubtful, and
should it pass the Senate its fate in the House
is quite uncertain. And the opinion is constantly
strengthening that Mr. TYLER will not approve it, if
it should reach him; so that there is good ground
for hope yet that the country is not to be cursed with
another National Bank.
In the House of Representatives the Bill distri-
butng the proceeds of the public lands has passed.
by vote of 1l6 to 1OS.
rule has been adopted by which we doubt not
that business will hereafter progress rapidly
though not nfording as wide field for argument as
could be desired upon such important questions as
are now agitatcd. y,
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FOR THE JOURNAL,

At. meeting Of the Wateres Agricultural Socio.
ty held on the 9th July, the following resolutions
wsre adopted
Resolved, That the memberu Of this society do
furnish to the Recording Secretary, at the meet
ing in May Of each year. a statement of the
number of acres cultivated in the various crops mum.
her of slave operatives number of horses, mules and
.tock of all kinds with the number raised and pur.
chased the quantity of domestic manufactory made,
and that they also hand in at the close of each year
hereafter, 0, a. soon practicable, the product Of
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ESTRAY.

South Cdrolina-Lancaster District
Tolled befure me, as an estray, dark
bay MARE, with black legs, name and
tail, fourteen hands high, and about ten
years old, her shoulders marked by the
collar, and saddle mark upon her back
Appraised at f"rty-hve dolin's. Sald IS.
lray may be found at David Tnylor's three
miles from Lancaster g. Il. The, owner
is requested 10 prove property, pay char.
oes. and take her away. - 49, :.
J. WILLIAMS, Magistrate.
Lancaster G. H. June Il.
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GOD0LPHIN.

Tb;< Celebrated Horse will stand the
annroa chin Summer easotf q. Camden
T'he season will commence on tis lsI sof
IuIv and endon the 18th August and atess !
fall season from the 18th: Of August ss tlie {
I5,h Of November, s. B. Harmon sss-s.
He will be let to Mares {duripg lhe M Sum Syn:
mer sesson) at fifteen Dollars ilisslagIs ai q
Dollars to insnr..-5O Gents to the Groom
in every instance. Money, g ora "a !, spproyssl
note PAYABLE on ,h,' lst day of Nosera5er =
mex, mex m, mus, N be SEN, with each mare og sils;
will not be served. ;4sss & s.sts. -: {
PEpIG Rec. So 3sz.# s;
GodJlphin was got. BY Eclipse, odt ofi !;
sylph; she out Of Lottei Fly HePhes NOE; ,s
he out of castianira, (sir Arcly's dam.l by b
Imported Buzzardi his bloa Cd goes imnedt.
ate back to he,bes. English stock ID;
short, there is no, a better bred horse in
the U. States, or in England. s5s.ss52:
June, 20. ) st5; - rs 3
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South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Jonathan Knight, Applicant

William Knight and Others, Defendants. :. r.
1t appealing ia my satisfaction that
Thomas Knight and Levi Whitaker and
wife Suckey, defendants in the aboye.case,
reside witt bout this State: ftis. therefore
ordered, That they do appear aud object
10 Tie sale or division ofthe real estate Of
William Knight, decd. on or before. the
18th day of Octohernext. or their consent
TO the same will be entered of,rrcnrd.,
JAS. II. WITHERSPCON, Jr.
Ordinary Lancaster District.
juno 23, ls4l PTS fee, e5 SO.
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LIST OF LETTERS s

Remaining in The Pos. Office at Gati,densi s !.
S. C. lsl July, ls4I..s - y
"A g. B-Nancy Albert, Francis Addi~.
son, Josiah Albert, Stephen Burkrtt,
John Blyther R"snnah Brooks, Vipcrnts :
Fl. Bell, L. w. r. Blair, s H. Boykin,s
Mis-. r. w. Belvin. - ;..' ,.z.s &
C d D-Samnel- Goats, GhristoPherE
Caudiff. R-v. R.. Chamberlain, Drnry
Campbell, r. w. Dunlap. Jas. s, Dualaps
Wilson Davis, VIM. Demease. ss;si:ss .ys:
E& G-Mrs. Ann G. Ellison, Thos: D.,
Glenn. ~ : :~ So s. - g !.
Fl g. J-Moses S. Hptc1lerson. WILEY
Hall, B.F. Hopkins, VIM. Hogan Col:
Jas. Halle, Etheldred Howell, sampeL
Twins, Mary Jones.2 Mrs. Polly Johnson.
Nathaniel Jones, john Johnson.
Jacob Lucius. A Miss 8. Li,ge, Miss T..
S: Mrckle. w. b. Nice Copnick Miss Af,fl
Mcleod, DanIL. hfckfnnou, Angus Nc.
Dcwall, Tyre Mahafee. J. Miller, q.
Martin, M. McGueson, j ohm Masefys r.
McDonald, Andrew. j. McCrory r. Nc:
Lane. sfy.2 =. y. = ~ *
N & P-Robert Newsom, w. PcltoR,
Miss Amanda j. Parker. -. *; ss;sss -. Z
R& S-Wilns Ramsey, ]. Reed; EsssS.
Hugely, Capt. Thps. ]. Richardsast Miss
E. &. Richardson, Amey 9. R1se " Wn.tys.
Reynolds, Miss Jane j. Ross, Miss E.:
Stralford. Col. Samuel S. Taylor. fhos.
Slarke, Mickle o. Slarke.. John Spradieys
Wm. Schrner, J. S. Scott, NJ. Sylvester,
Mrs. M. Singleton, James A SfeWart.
John Smith, Jackson Shiyer. J..sS'ittrps'
son, zaas<sS
T-Rev. Jas. M. Thomas, James Teen.:
W-Samuel Young, VIM. :B Wat
kins, JDo. Wightman, Joseph R.sW Wright,
Nathaniel Wood. VIM; Wilson, sGs.ss,ra -
P. THORNTON, !, p M .s's s
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JoNArnaa's MIscELLASY.-Ths is emphatically
the ago of cheap literature. The publishers Of the
Brother Jonathan newspaper, New York, have just
commenced weekly publication under tho above
title, which fully proves our assertion. The mis-
ccllany is issued in suitable form for binding, and
contains eight pages of tho largest sized quarto,
Handsomely printed on sheet considerably larger
than the New York Mirror. 1t will contain tho
works Of "Boz Harry Lorrequer'' and others. as
woll as general miscellaneous matter. The terms
81 50 per annum fer single copy, or FIVE copies
for FIVE dollars,
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until March is4f, should have been ic.;la- 7
ded'in The receipts Of that month. = ln,s
was Inadvertently omitted TO be done' az
though it was included in the expenditures
for that month. With this corrections. the
amount received in March le4f, will be
81, ,709, 1876 4s; instead Of si,O9oooo, as
stated in the communication above refer
red 60.
have the honor 10 remain,
Your obedient servant,
T. EWING,
Secretary of the Treasury.
The Hon. PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE.
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South CarOIina.--Lancastcl
District.

IN THE COMMON fLEAS'
Andrew L. Davis.
The defendant A. L. Davis who is in
cusludy of.lhe Sheriff, by virtue of the
above capias al Sarisfaciendum atthe suit
of James A. Greer, having, in order to en-
title himself to the benefit of an Act entl-
tied an Act for the relief. Of insolvent
debtors, in the said State. this day filed
in my office schedule Of his whole state
Notice is therefore hereby given to The
said James A. Greer, as well as all other
Judgment creditors Of the said Andrew
L. Davis, to be and appear at Lancaster
Court House on Monday the first day oi
November next. at 10 O'clock Meredian,
before "ne Of the Associate Judges Of the
said Slate TO show cause, if any they can,
why the said defendant should rot he dis
charged from confinement, on assigning
and delivering the effects mentioned in his
schedule.
S. BECKHAM, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 10 Is4i
Prs. fee Sll
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Sherif's Sales.

BY virlure Of sundry executions to me di-
rec,ed, will be sold before the Court House
door in Camden, OH the first Monday and
Tuesday in Angus. next, the following pro-
perty, viz: =,
One Mule saddle and bride, levied
upon and to be sold as the property OF
Redding Thompson, at the suit of Law
renee Loomis, bearer.
B. GASS, S. X. D.
July ID: 1S41.
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Committed

TO the Jail of Kershaw District ne.
gro man named SAM, 20 or 81 years old.
black, low and chunky, and says that he
belongs to Martin Young of Chester Dis:
trict. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property pay charges and
take him away.
D. BEAUFORD, Jailor.
July.
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REGIMENTAL ORDER.
~.- Head Quarters 22d Reg't.

July 9, ls4l. s
In pursuance of orders from Major
General Buchanan, an election for Bri-
gadier General will be held on Saturday
the 2Slh August next.
The polls for the 22nd Regiment will
be open at the Court Huuse at Camden
from ii A. NJ. 10 3 P. M.
JAMES C. HALLE,
Col. 22nd Reg't.S G. M.
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The State Of South Garalila.
KERsHAW DISTRICT < ( e,.si::s
]. J. Dunlap, . s:t:'.:: i
VS.. Ca. Sa. in Debt
Samuel Shiver -<.E sSes5s; s;$ss.;s:>

SAMUEL SILVER, the Defendant
who is in the custody of the Sheriff ofs
the said District by virtue of the abore.S
stated case. having. in. order to eniille
himself to the benefit Of the act entitled,
"An Act for the more effectuaf relief otin.
solvent Debtors" filed schedule Of his;
whole estate and effects in the Gfice esof the.
Clerk of The Court Of the said District:
Notice is hereby giuen, to the said j J..
Dunlap, the Plaintiff. and Ito all ether
suing creditors and Judgment creditors
of the said Samuel SILVER, and TO all
other persons to whom the said Samuel
Shiver may be indebted, personally orby
Attorney to be and appear at 'he Court OF
Common Pleas 10 be holden at kershaw
Court House for Kershaw District before
one of the Associate Judges of the said
State on the fourth Monday in October
next, at wi ich time and place the said
Samuel Shrer will apply for bis discharge,
under The said Act. to shew caase if sny
they can, against the said discharge.
G. @. MCINTOSH. C. c.P
June 26. 1s4l. Prs. fee sl3 so.
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Received ON Consignment.
90 bags Cuba C"flee. and
IL boxes Sicily Oranges.
ON HAND.
10000 lbs. very superior cured Bacon.
JAMES McEWEN.
July IA. 81
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To the Members of the Legislature of;S.

To the Members Of the Legislature Of ..
Carolina:
General JAMES w. CANTEYis re-
spectfully announced as candidate at the
approaching session, for the Office of .Ad-
iutant and Inspector General, by
Many officers of the S. C. Militia.
The CaroIinian and Mercury will please
copy the above.
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. The proceedings Of the several anniversary cole
brations, which we are obliged to publish to-day,
have occupied SO much of our paper, that we have
been compelled 10 omit noticing other matters,
which we had intended 10 do.
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The Secretary of the Treasury disco.
pering his mistake.-lt will be recolIecled
that Mr.. Woodbury., in his reply to Mr..
Evans, told him that in his attempt TO re-
lieve the Secretary Of the Treasury from
one blunder, he had disclosed another in
his annual report. Mr.. Woodbury. then
went on 10 point ont the fact that The Sec
cretary's annual report had omitted an ex.
hibit among his receipts Of upwards of half
million Of dnllars paid by the Bank of
the United States--in this way diminish.
ing the means Of The year, which he wish
cd to reduce, and adding heavy item TO-.
ward the creation of that debt which he
wished to create. Mr.. Evans boldly de-
MED the statement of Mr.. Woodbury.. and
endeavored, by s"me guess work expIana-
tiun, to relieve MIR. Ewing. Now, it will
be seen that the honest Secretary, find
ing exposure at hand, from the fact that a
call for the monthly statements put detcc-
ton in the hands Of the keen-sighted
Democratic Senators, comes out and
saws that the misstatement, which was re.
ported in the monthly statement maed on
special call, vas ga clerical error, which,
in the hurry of business, escaped his no.
tice." Now, what apology does he offer
for the existence Of the same error in his
own annual rep6f,1 In that it was first
detected by Mr. Woodbury., and denied
by Mr.. Evans to exist. But there it is,
and how is il accounted for? The clerical
error NAV be accounted for in the exact
ed monthly statement, on other grounds
than hurry. The clerk possibly made it
to correspond with the Secretary's annual
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July: =.
DEBATING CLUB

The following is the Questio" for debate
on Thursday evening next.
Has legislative body the right to abro-
gate a charter?
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SEHMEs. who has been confined in Jail in Virginia
for some time past for the murder Of Professor DAVIS
has been admitted 10 bail in the sum Of twenty-five
thousand dollars.
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Con. WINFIELD Scorr has been appointed by the
President, with the advice and consent of the Sen.
ate, General in Chief in place of Gen. MAcous
deceased:
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BANK REPORTS.

, The Bank Of the State, South Western Rail
Road Bank, Planters and Mechanics Bank,
Union Bank, have made their reports in conformity
with the provisions of the Act of 18th December
ls40 The following is the comparative condition
of these Banks on the 3lst May and 3oth Juno with
reference to the items of circulation and dcpostes,
und specie and notes of other Banks.
MAY 3lst.
Circulation aud Dcposites. S2.7Oa, ,292 GO
Specie and notes of other Banks s93,5O3 90
Specie alone 550,OOO 90
JUNE 30.
Circulation aud Dcpositcs 2,7lO,7l0 IS
Specie and notes of other Banks 702,OOO 90
Specie alone 4s6,OO0 90
From this it will be seen that the circulation
and dcpos!es have increased something over
So 900 90 and the specie and notes of other Banks
diminished $l91,000 90 and that the amount of
specie alone has been reduced $4,000 90
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GrTho proceedings of the Camden Dialeetic
Club . on the Sd, are crowded out this week. Our
Young friends mus. excuse us--it was unavoidable.
They shall appear noxt week.
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THE ANNAPOLIS AND ELK RIDGE RAIL

YNFiE ANNAPOLIS AND ELK-RlDGE RAIL
Il ROAD being now open throughout its whole
extent, the President and Directors have resolved
That on SATURDAY, the 26th instant, and daily
thereafter at o'clock, A. NJ, Train Of Cars will
leave the Companys Depot at Annapolis, and reach
Washington Rail Road in time to connect with the
Train which leaves Washington for Baltimore at the
same hour.
The returning Train will leavel the Companys
Depot at the juncture of the two roads, Immediately
after the arrival at that place of the Train which
leaves Baltimore for Washington at A. M.
At 3 o'clock p. M. another Train will leave the
Depot at Annapolis and reach the Depot at the juno
ton in time to connect with the evening Trains from
Baltimore and Washington and will return to Anna
polls Immediately after exchanging passengers with
those Trains
The Company's Locomotives are in charge Of skill
full and experienced Engineers. Its Cars are commo-
dous and well built Every possible attention will be
paid to the comfort Of passengers All possible
will be taken by the Company to the safe TRIMS
pertation and delivery of baggage.
The rates for Transportation Of Passengers
follows;
For the whole distance between the cities of Anna
polls and Baltimore, So 90
For the whole distance between the cities Of
Annapolis and Washington, SO
For any shorter distance the rate Of and quar-
ter cents per mile.
TICKETS may be obtained at the Offices of the Bal
timore and Ohio Rail Road Company in Baltimore
and Washington, which will enable the holders to
travel free of all other charge throughout the line
Annapolis. And in like manner at the Office of this
Company, in Annapolis, travellers may obtain tickets
which will enable them to travel free Of all other
charge to Baltimore or Washington, By order
SOMERVILLE PINCKNEY, President
dacOQ twOn,
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d. HnO TREASURY NOTE LOST-The
~ OOO undersigned residing at Logansport In

diana, on the Odd Of November last mailed and d.
rected to New York, Treasury Note for five hun
aIea do',arsl aa.ea 200 fsoraary .sss NO. liz
Register; William B. Randolph, acting Treasurer
made payable to the order of D. Kurtz deputy agent
of Indian Department by T. P. Andrews, re-issued
Oct 9, 1910, by d. Kurtz, deputy agent made paya-
and by him made payable to Spoford, Tieston g. Co
order Nov. 49, 1910, interest commencing from
that date bearing interest at per cent. The above
Treasury Note has not reached its place ofdcstInaon
and is supposed to have been stolen from the Western
mail, in of the late robberes the Cumberland
road Its payment has been stopped at the Treasury
Department. Information in relation to il will be
thankfully received, and may be directed either Sc
nator Smith, of Indiana, at Washington, or to the
undersigned who will pay all reasonable demands for
its recovery.
feb Aim POLLARD & WILSON
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