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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-10-06
Oct. 6.
notice.:

The Powder Magazine, in the rear OF
the Post Office is pow ready for the recep,
lion of powder. The key will be kept by
Mr.. J. H. Anderson, at his, store. The
Town Council earnestly request all per.
sons having more than one keg Of powder
onhand, to deposit such surplus sin the
Magazine. The safety of the town and
citizens, in case OF 6re,fis materially bene-
fitted by doing 50.
Sd By order Of the Town Council
s5s5s:es..t r. L. WILSON Recorder, :.
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. snre rent II11sas ii ii al


81 s5Mitlin tie II:e wn af samd s. 8 .
S. j: Be ii -orilHiaaet IS he idaHt atsis
Wafdens of tie ssfagltei 'aladssilsf ord lsg M
is hereby oi aaiBed BY ri sofitY iif ne
same, That from and affsf the tsdass
JDecember peal, nsping ylalf y deem.
ed a nuisance for any f9srfitI ~ tar rgss
within The Ihnits:of lfessaill lpSiis
2 BE, Il ;ffurlheEorda ainad lrY aufh1ris
.iy aforesaid, That from ami saItc Dug
fixed intbe first clause this oft tIinanseaSs
it shall be The duty ~ 3fhs shall anil
Constables of the ssid ,iit.0sgn. ssand stfic,i
.righ. Of any persuJi, 10 { seize and secure.
or Kill AMI destroy, all ii sga fopod rnnsss
ming dtlafge wittiilfthe limits Of al,esssits i
Town, belonging 10, nr5 the faPsfty of:
any citizen. .orinbab abitantss sot The said o8n /
-and torthwithAafier speit seK9fe, 5thes
said hog shall be sold ssSoI other,gise dir
dosedsof by the oefs6ilg geizin 6 the ssstsess, m
and he shall pay into The ! rsaspsy q tl,s5
Town Council, onestbird OF the ytigs OF
such hog SO seized. and rfStaifs the other
two-llIirds value thereof toEbis osytl propss
benefit and use. =. = - ~
q g. Beitfur.her eracted by the auth ~.
.ty aforesaid. That il shall be The
the Marshall of the said IoWn,S from aade
after the day fixed fin the: first clsnpse 10:
seize, secure and impound; ;sany, hog srntss.
ming at large within the limits ofsthe said
Town, as an Estray, which may belong
to or be the property of any person not g, ,
citizen or zinhabitant of the sai1 = ToWHs
and TO proceed forthwith 10 dispose Of the
same according to the Laws Of the State
respecting Estray .s
4. Be itsfurti,er ordained by the saiit
ty aforesaid, That This ordinance shall
not applyio Hogs being driven 20 RaT-
ket, lin, or through the said towi. stssSgss
5. Be itfurtlier ordained BY the apthg
-ty aforesaid, That the Marshall shall pay
a fine often dollars into The own 1.reaSs
sury,. for each and every gisce Of. .dntyss
under this ordinance, TO be Tecose be<
fore the Town Council, as Other fiuts :noM y
are. f.s 4 ~, =. 8
6. Be it;further ordained by the suthor-s,,
itY aforesaid, Tbatall ordinaRc and psfts::
of ordinances srepugnant TO, or acoHsisss
(tentwith this ordinance be and are tiere.-:
by repealed. s:ssi Ss
Ratified in Town Council Tof Camden
1 this second day Of oetobaf. la
year Of our Lord one thousand eight
20 hundred and forty lone, and n;ihe1
sixty.sixth year of the Soyerelg
and independence of The Slate cf,
South Cafolina. - ssesss
O. @ JOHN. M. D DESAUsSURE BE- s. 8
inlendant g .sf' Z; I;
+ October 6, Is4l. ~
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GENTLEMEN,s WEAR.

NJEW style fancy Cassimeres, and rich
~ wool Velvet Vestngs. Also-Exira
fine black, blue green and mixed Broad
Cloths, just received and for sale on the
bestterms, by ~ =. 90. 6
Sept. 20. q. Nv. .BoNNElf. ~
N. B.-For sale, an assortment of Pilot,
flushing and Blanket Overcoata. Also,
ress ard Hunting Goats made in the la
.Dst style. i. W. 3,
,teoct. 6, :..is..., q d !. 81;
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LADIES' FRENCH Shoes

The subscribers have just received sup
ply nf Ladies' French Shoes, direct from
the Importers. Among them are the iol-
lowing kinds:
Ladies black Kid Slips,
do Toilette do IA new article.)
do Copd morocco Slips, "
do Quilted Shoes, ia beautiful article
for winter wear,
do Half Boots, ia new style,)
Misses Half Boots,
All of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms.
ALDEN & AUSTIN.
q
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Joseph B. Kershaw, by his Guardian, Jno.
Nj. DcSaussure,
US.
w. w. Lang, Admir- Of A. Brevard, kobt.
A. Young, ct al. -
BILL.
In conformity with the Decree of the
Court of Equity at June sitting, lS4l, ]
will sell before the Court House door in
Camden, on the first Monday in Novem-
bcr next, Negro fellow named Henry, a
good Carpenter, aged about 81 years, on
credit of twelve months.
w. E. JOHNSON,
Com'r. in Equ'y.
Oct e. Prs fee. 81 81
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He vas remarkable for his superior skill in pen.
manship, and was most excellent bookkeeper-
ready, at any moment to discharge his duty--al-
ways at his post-prompt in doing well, whatever
he undertook k-quick and correct as an accountant
and possessed of pleasing manners, he was well
qualified for his profession. G
1t may be comfort to those who were near and
dear to him, to know that during his last sickness
he received the most untiring attention from his
employers and friends, by night and by day. And
he was followed to the grave by the company Of
which he was member, and large concourso of
friends.
Rest-Quiet stranger 'noath the peaceful sod,
And tho the tear of sorrow fall,
Silent we'll bow beneath The rod,
That smote the heart of all.
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UNION LOTuTERY,-

By authority of Law: For internal Improvement IN n
Alexandra; D. C.-stute Treasury, Delaware Col
lege and common schools in the state Of Delaware
=, Useful Manufactures in The state Of. South Car,
olina-Green and Pulaski Monument in the. city
of Savannah, state Of Georgia.
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POR THE JOURNAL.

Mr.. EDITOR: The timo has arrived in our political
era, when it behooves every friend Of freedom and
Of republican institutions, to arouse themselves 10
proper sense of their duty, and slumber no longer,
when their rights are in jeopardy. The Fedorallsts
have now gained tho asccndancy in our government,
and we should not rest till dsIodge them. II is
rumored that the Hon. THOMAS D. SUMTER will de-
cline reelection So it becomes duty to look
about us, and select man of stern democracy, OF
untirpg and unfnching zeal-a man who is able
to bring forward practical propositions and detond
them in dcbato publicly privately who will ever
prove faithful on the political watch-towcr. of our
country, such is the man We now need to combat
with federal usurpation now suppose you are rca-
DIV TO ask where snch man is to be found? JoHN
G. Bowman is the almost unanimous response OF the
voters of Lancaster District, and We are happy to
learn, that similar spirit prevails in Kershaw Dis
tric and we fondly hope and believe, that Sumter
and Chesterfield will make common cause and CO.
operate with us in sentiment and action. BY these
means our Congressional seat will be filled by man
possessed of every qualification requisite for
statesman, and our people will discharge a debt OF
grattud: towards an individual whose claims we be.
eve to be greater than any other mans in conss'
qucncc Of the many cxcrtions he has made In behalf
of The Democratic cause of his country.
MANY VOTERS.
B-The Editors of the Chcraw Gazette and of the
South Carolinian will please copy the above, and
obligc many of their subscribers.
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AN IMPORTANT SUGGEsTIoN.-The fol-
lowing article, though, strictly speaking
political, harmnuizes so well with the
two great objects Of our paper, that We
not only insert it, but would be glad to
have it discussed in our columns, pravid-
ed our corresponding do not run into
party politics in their discussion.
- Temperance Advocate.
Mr.. Editor:-The "Bil to appropriate
The proceeds ofth sales Of public lands, !"
by distributing them among the States,
has now becnme law. The distribution
is to be made, in proportion to the repre-.
scuta,ion ef<each State in the Federal
Congress. 1t is to be presumed, that
.Sauih Carolina will not decline her poi
tim of the proceeds. How better can il
be appropriated, than in disseminating
useful knowledge among the people!-to,
ward the maintenance and improvement
of the public schools?
It's therefore, respectfully suggested
to members of the Legislature, and I"
his Exccllency the Governor, that the dis
tribu,ive share Of such proceeds coming
to this Stale, be forthwith, as it accrues,
invested in State per cent. Tor some
other sure) stock, 10 be called the "School
Fund" the interest only to be used, and
this to be appropriated, annually to the
Free School System.
The present appropriation is manfestly
inadequate, and universally admitledto be,
and the system is in languishing condi-
ton. Can there be more worthy object,
to which to apply the sales of the public
lands! A portion of the lands hitherto
constituting the public domain, has al
ready, at various times, been set apart
and appropriated by Congress, to the sup
port Of The public schouIs, in the States
! in Which they H.. Ii woul'I seem, there
/ fore, to be most fit, even if our schools
/ did not stand so greatly in need nf it, that
this s'iate should appropriate her share OF
I the puhlir lands, now coming to her, in
like mnnuer-so IA tn Guns 'ilutc a perma.
nenl fund, for this important purpose, in
dependent Of contingencies.
am, DC.
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10 PLANTERS.

T. for sale BY the Subscribers q warrssssd y ssssd
sonsis - ;f not superior 10 any,ys. one.sG IN
eqasi, = nartet Planters will please call
md examine for themselves, IN, J, {: )
anu eAa ALDEN 81 AUSTIN q
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ww B @ % TX s.

ANIMALS for 1872 Novels, Albums,
a variety of Religions and Miscellaneous
Works of late authors School Books and
Stationary Just received and for sale by
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
Oct G ....-
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TWE SUBSCRIBER

Is now receiving and opening stock OF
GOODS, suitable for fall and winter. :.
Those desirousof purchasing are invi-
ted TO call and examine.
A. M: KENNEDY.
0ct e. ~ =.
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Fnosr.--We were visited by Jack Frost for the
frs, TINA this season. on Monday morning last and
the visit was again repeated yesterday morning.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. s.
$4,000 DOLLARS.

Rich and Brilliant Scheme! More prizes than banks!
More than one.fifth Of the prizes will have on
+. them either two, or three of the drawn NUM-
- bers!.i -. -
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You are ordered to parade in Gsmdsn s1s ,sn 9
IN Saturday the 3oth of October aauy
an aroed and equipped. A punctaai, at
,andance is required defaul.ers viii pc.
deal. with as the law directs. -. &
uea Bv order of the Captain. -
W. A. ANGRUM, %. 9.
~ After parade,5a Barbscse G.Ss wa,l Se
o;1en to which the DeKalb Riiie uua'os
are respectfullyinyited. -------., --- -,
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CAMDEN. srpr. %. 1871.

t'AMDEN, SEPT. 70, lS4l.
At an extra meeting Of the Camden Independent
Fire Engine Company, convened for the purpose Of
making arrangements to perform the last sad Offices
of friendship for brother member. The following
preamble and resolutions handed in by committee
appointed for the purpose, were unanimously adopt
ed.
Whereas, Death has entered our ranks, and de.
prived rs of brother member, Mr.. CHARLES DA.
Wis KINKEAD, who has been cut down in the bloom
of youth and manhood: This dispensalion of an
unerring Providence has cast deep gloom over us.
And whereas it is our painful privilege on this
lanchoty occasion to express our regret and minge
our sorrow with his afflicted rclutves and fricnds.-
Be it therefore
Reso.ued. That this company deeply regret this
severe dspcnsation of Divine Providence in the TN.
timely death of our worthy and esteemed Secretary
CHARLES D. KlNKEAD.
Resolued: That although he has fallen among
strangers, yet his unobtusive manners and his many
cstnabe qualities have gained for him that udnra-
ton and respect which is always the reward of tire
rneritorious and good. -
nes0lDeu' Anat "e ueeP'y. oyi"Pu''iH9 "i'i s's
absent relatives and friends of the deceased, and in
testimony of our sincere regret, we will attend his
funeral as body and wear the usual badge ol
mourning thirty days.
Resolved. That the Secretary Pro. TEN. be re.
ouired to transmit copy of these resolutions to the
afflicted relatives of the dcccascd.l -
RESOLVED: That these proceedings be published in
the Camden Journal.
J. H. ANDERSON, Capt.
Jso. N. GAAEwELL, Secy. Pro. Tenn.
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The Hon. JOHN M'LEAN, has declined tho ap'
pointnent of Secretary of War. The vacancy hao
MT been filed by the President, at our latest da'cs
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nj We regret to learn that our Representative IN
conoress the Hon. T. D. SUMTER has been dctn'n-
ed in washington since tho adjournment by lnd's-
position. 49,.
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would tear it TO pieces, and trample the fragments
under their unhallowed feet.
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Tickets $50, Halres $40; Quarters So.
Tickets and sha.es in the above Lottery to be had
of So :, 49,
j. G. GREGORY 81 co.
..s..I MANAGERS OFFICE,
No. &c Brodd-St. Charleston. s. C. =.
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s S,yA,NTEEsClA!N
A Attention!
BEAT NO. q. q: s.l;Ss,
October 6, ls4l.

IL Yousaare ordered to parade
the lot in rear of ihe Post pfiees.
M on Saturday The 3oth inst at ilS 3
kHh o'clock, Am. armed and squIps:
kTH ped:as the law dire cts. SSs;:;s I. & I
SI Onl the same day, ami selee. fpn3fosi
w second. Lieutenant in. the GsafiPs.ss
IL ny will,take place. RoAs opet. 81
8 9o'clock, and closed at II. !: !,
Managers appointedto conduct the slee.' : Z
tion-M Messrs, r. s. Gerald and 8:sWates: s,.:
son. By order Of Capt. ABBOTT: -
F. HUBERT, O. g. Ss
Oct ;s y q 81 I. IS y s.
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Gentlemen's French Boots:
A fresh supplyjdstreceived and .forsa1e
by ALDEN.s& AUSTIN.
Oct. g.. -, - * -
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Glass no. o, for Is41.'

Class no. 3, for IS41. -:
TO BE DRAWN ~
at Alexandria, D. c. Saturday, 0ttoberas, lSal
Is Number Lottery-l6 Drawn Ballots.
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BY virlure Of sundry executions TO me dr.
rected, will besold before The Court House
door in Camden, OIL the first Monday and
Tuesday in November next, the following
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09

i'sut otre eshma q doDze mile cheratix. cetse fore,
qi' nest nihIntsnant active que pc. dani naelo,e,
nous Ge Iahnae, pourrait etc feniue mtus,
Productive 81 nous afigatciir d'nu t,ibuy coustiara
'le que nous paynfs aug Eiat~ de ,,sst.
Ia do'e"tihn 81 10 rt6lauge daus In mf,na NAL.
sou no CORRECTION dies b'"hts Il des c3ehave. ron.
aittsltes aux lravanx fotcas, ne semhleDt gas IN
harmonic agec DOS institutions. La 100 tusitn aa,s
IN endorsement de &c genre n'sst pas d'ailieags
"i'e petpe dont ia c~faiu.e pent de,ourner q. .scf,
Fe 90 CINE. seux qni sont su penitsutia,.e povt-
'aishf otfs aVantagensencnt EN- lloyes aux divers
'a'au% qii sc font h la Nouselle Urlcaps. Les
n''t'ites in'ttiictpa'ss contracteraiep. yolontiers
engagement lie les enrrstenir fou,o,trs aux ffIs. ct
81 PRISON, hois les heures de uavaii, pendant toute
IA du'oc ue lear Contamination.
la ,nai~nn d'ltta, et ,e1iGce on son, nlects lao
'ofFa"H du secfata're d'Etat ct du trosuTier. on;
bHs''n de repafationa. Ellie. mon, pas dte ordoa
noes par moi, pentatit 10 recess de l., Lepisia ttlfs.
PAIGE 4H'ei!e5 hccfGsiteroAt poinoloj d'upe sotnue*
pi"s tof'e que eedes don't j. pouvais ~dis,oger, sns
les t"Ids 'n'Sa hra disposition pour les dspepses
'
lie sys'ehie dc veGtes b l'enenn do marchand,se.
9S@"%'Eh gfhs, Fit est ettb a New YORK, eontfi-
eve aNfttitr Vefs cette Vile lee entrpgtjses com.
hi&fctAtN. Les importrurs y dirieeat de preftr eucs
iehfs n'arHhandses, parce qu7.ts sont cert.ias. al
.'"yeh 90 ce" Ventes, Den dlapps4f proa1prruteft
80 "f"i'S q fEG*n ont etc bcaucoup rGduits New
oiN F"'ns sachts&& cs opera tons, G. crte nesaye.
oh "uSHhei!'Apt sHst'!erabietnfn lie noJgbre d. |
Vfo'es, a atcm Il rsr"nu dc PF.tat. L'emalni de. |
nc mes f1oyrns doit Bors pfncuuer lev p8.uest cs4l- |
'"ts. E' dfm'nnant nos droita sur Ja v.ates do |
tlafenanaiSes sochss fai.es par eol,s, ct eli les main.
,'aant tets 9o'ds sont sur les ventss ca detail. no.s |
'aFof'sef"ns no're commerce d',taportaliou tirceto |
h'He tf'Sof public no popua ca do6. ,iss 70 qa'y |
s'g1er.
A. n. ROMAN.
NonVeile Ofisans, 4 Janvicr 1871.
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N A L'ENCAN.

sSeN vertu dun ordrs de la Cour des rrsuves
sla tie la Pa.oisse Quest Baton Rouge, E,ar de
la Louisiana, lie Iugs soussigne, ex olcio EHcan-
teur, odrira EFT Yente p~ubiique,
MERCaEDI, l3Janvier b~rochain,
a 10 heures A. III. les prophecies ci-apres dserites
dependant de la communicate qui a exis,e entfe Il
feIs Dam. Marie Marthe HILBERT ct lie Sieur Fran
co.'s Reda:, savor:
Une HABiTATION situ6e dams cefte PARMA
Sc, cootenant hnit arpens de- face All fauve, sar
telie profordeur d laqae|fe ellie pens avoir droi,,
lignes PARALLELS, ba!n6e d'un cote par Angusfe
HebeEt, ct de pautre par Vaase J. Grarsie, eussm-
bic svec tou,es ses !d6pendances ct circumstances.
II y a sur la dite terfs IN tres bon Mouiia a Cotton
reif, Maison de maitre, Mags.iu, Cabannes a
negres &c.
PLUs-Onze t6tes d'Esclaves, d'age Ell lie sese
di4afents des ChegsGx, Batesa Corues, &c.
Condttioas-Les PROPHECIES immo5i!iafes a ], 2
ct 3 ans lie ternes egaux; lie mob5Iier 4 uu an de
tate dn jenr de la vente; lie tout Ell biiisfs endo#-
sas a Ia satisfaction DIES h6ritieEs, ct u4potheiue
speciale avec confession de Jpgement sur la tetre
ct les esclayes fuac..,a narfait Iayemeut.
~-FAVROF, Juae.
2 Jangier 41-2f
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lie b|ocus d'AIeundTie ma du CONNIE.
Ger ne lie 20 Hovembre
Ii nouvelle de la Submission du nou
yerneur de Candle Mistapha Pach., es
| confrnls. lie sultan lui a eouser,G le CON
m~andsnent de File. DelX rfgimcns tgyI
ticus ct une f 6,ate, statiounes a Candle
ont change 90 drRpcaa sans opposition au
cune.
In flotto franc ise aux ordro De Pam
raj ~IIugrr, ct %coa,poaGe de ouZe vnl-seau "
dc ligne ct uae f,tgatc, Gtai, encore a ;Sa
Ianins lie 22 octobrc.
Les ~equipages E aient emp!oyfs a f,ire
un chemin, d. Ia bate De SlIa.ine an ri
rte. Les OFFICERS chargfs dc I'~approvi>ion
nemcnt ont pris des arrangements pour
passer lhiver S iamine.
lie yaisseau dos Eats Unis rChio n du
metre d la ,oiIe, de Smyrnc pour Mahon,
le II octobre.
lie Morning. POET dn II 1it 90 lcs noa
ve!los de flnde sont desastreuscs pour
i'AngIelerte.
Kht!at a { { repti, 10 hut SInde es,
en- p!einn insurfection. Lee Ter regiment
BE- grenadiers de Bombay a ere title en-
pieces par les Be'ouchies :: cinq officers
ct 200 honmcs ont 4,e tues lie b1gasc,
100 chamcaux charges de WIRES. ct chs
quante mile roupies sont tombts al poa
yoir DIES ennemis. Quota, Kaimar, Btdar
ct autres postcs inlportlns etaieut ea
gland danger.
Mahan.ct Khan OF d'a ltr chefs conspi
con,re Ia PURSUANCE anglatse.
lie Khan do khiva a mis- en- liberth
tuus les esciaves russes.
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On a recu dos nouvelles dc liverpool du il
Novcmbre, par un ba,iment senant dAns'eterre
Les nouvclIes de France sont d~tcidGmeHt a |.
paix. d'spres 10 majoritd e~xistante dams la cham
bre des deputies. Mr., SAuzet a ete tIu President
il a ob,enu $40 voix; Messieurs Calmon, Dufaure
Jacqueminot ct Salvaudy ont etc elus Vice Pre-
sideuts, tous candidots minis,eriets.
La discussion ians les bureaux du distours dc
la couroune a donne lieu a DIES applications dc Ia
part des membtes de l'ancien cabinet. MIR. Thiers
a dit gull n'avait iamais pense a la gucrre mais
quill await voulu metre Ia France sur un pied
respectable. Mr.. Guizot 4 soutenu qu'au ~coniiaire
lie dernitr cabinet voulait la guerre ct quii la te-
gardait CONNIE inc vitabic. Des circulaires ont etc
adressees aux agens diplomatiqnes de la France
pres les cours etIangeres atm de leur faire con.
naisre les dispositions dc cabinet actuei qui sont
tres pacif lues. Dapres lie Courier de Liverpool
on await encore rien e~ntrepris cnntre 81. Jean
Dacrc, cettc place Giant tres frrliitc par mer ct
encore plus par terre. L'armGe dIbral,im forte de
$4,000 hommes devait etre ~attequGe avec 5000
hommes lures ct $4,000 Anglsis sous lie CON
mandemert du Commodore Napier.
La Duchcsse d'Orltans Went d'accoucher dun
second fills qui portera lie nom du Due De Chartres.
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{ 0mmuuique.

C~0mmuutque.)
Je prize l'Abeille de ~vouloir bien repon
DIRE aux questions suivantes, ellie obIigera
un ahonne Wing.
10. En- 1872 Henry johnson n'etait-iI
pas membre de la Convention qui a redi,
&c ct adopte notre constitution? ~n'a-t-il
pas adhere aux conditions i~njYstes que lie
Congress nous a impo>ees, pour l'erection
de notre Terri,oire en- Etat?
20. En- 1914 ct l5. pendant rinvasion
DIES Angiais, OH e:ait Henry Johnson?1 que
fesaii-il alors?
80. A l'eleetion de Juliet dernier, en-
: g u de qnel candidat a la Legislature
tdsssvaat, Henry Johnson a-i-il employee son
~innuence? pour qui a-,-il vote pour re-
presenter sa Paroisse?
DO. LIE 80 Septembre dernier Henry
job nson a-t,il fat preuve de talent dams
un discours qafl a prononcG a Plaque
mine?
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A VEg

HE s~oussigne a Fhonneur d'informer SEES
anis ct ses pratiques que son nagasin est
maintenant dams la maison a cote de III. jane
Mansker, rue de pEglise. II tiendra un grand
assortment d'IfabilIemens fats, de Marchaa
discs s&ches, des souliers, DIES bottcs, des cha.
peaux. de la quincaiIlerie &c. quill vendra a
blen bon marche pour du compliant. II saisit
cette occasion pour PFier les personnes qui
luI doIsent de Passer regler leurs complies.
= jany-H7 II. V. BABIT.
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LES MALLEs-La MALE du Sud nrrivo tous les
Dinsoches ct los Mercredis i 3 houres do matin;
ceIle du Nord SO ferme lie Samcli eli 10 MatdI a =
heures du soir. La MALE du NoId arrive ious les
Mercredis ct les L.undis a 10 heurcs du matin, ct
ceIlc do Sud se ferme aux memes hrures.
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D'spres les journaux de Madrid, Ia capitae
continue a ere occup6e par les troupes d'Espar-
,ero. La Rfgenee etait dispose a dissoudre lie
Senat.
LIE Morning Post de Londres du 10 dit
que Ibrahim Paeha etait a Damas, ct cue
toate la cdte d. syrie, a Perception de 81
Iean-d'Acfe, ftait az panvoir des allies.
On pres lmait que toute Ia garnison de
ce,te pace, sur laqneiIe les tateaux a VI
per Gorgon e; Tromboi lancaient conf.
nuellemen Mt des bombes, l'eyacuerait ayani
Beu.