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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-03

THE TREATY.-There is considerable differ
cnce in the statements of the newspapers about
the terms of the arrangement of the Boundary,
and some doubt is consequently thrown upon the
general statements in which they agree. The
Mqdisonian seems TO deny positively that any
money is stipulated to be paid to Maine. The
Y. Herald, evidently with the intention of nfu-
encing the Senate, states that the ultras of both
parties will unite in the Senate to defeat the
treaty, and predicts war in six months as the
consequence That paper understands that up
on the rejection of the treaty, Lord Ashburton
will Immediately return home and Mr.. Fox will
demand his passports. All this is TO doubt as
true as Gullivers Trave Is.-Mercury
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DR.. HINEs-A gentleman from Baton Rouge
informs US that he saw the doctor a few days ago
and that he is evidently bleached. The rose of
health has whered, and the fnancier has lost
that elasticity oftemper for which he was former
ly distinguished great improvement, how
ever, is observable in his mode Of living. In
stead ofmidnight dcbauchery, he now invariably
retres at an early hour, and pursues his vocation
of boot making with great regularity. This re-
formation has doubtless been effected by the in
huence of the Moral Reform Society and speaks
volumes in favor of this benevolent institution,
which has kindly undertaken to regenerate the
vllainous world and bring it back 10 first princi-
ples.-N o. Crescent.
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stale OF South Carolina,
August, g.
KERSIIA " DISTRICT.

hERSIIA w DIS lRIC L.
ID L. WILSON, who is in the custody of
IL. the Sheriff of the said District, by virtue
of Writ of Capias ad Sotistaciendum at the
suit of S. S. Farrar, Indorsee, having petitloned
the Honorable the Associate Judges of the Court
of Common Pleas that he may be admitted to
the benefit of the acts of the General Assem-
bly for the relief of insolvent debtors.
1t is Ordered that the said S. S. Farrar, In
dorsee, and all other suing creditors to whom
the said petitioner is in any wise indebted, be-
and they are hereby summoned, and have notice
to appear before the said Judges at the said Court
to be holden at the Court House in Camden, for
Kershaw District, on the fourth Monday of Oc-
tober next, being the 24th day of said month, to
show cause, if any they can, why the said petl-
toner should not have the prayer of his petition
granted.
Office of Common Pleas,
Kershow District July %, 1912. {
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CHOLERA IN New YoIK-We have heard
(says the New York Herald, of the .25th ult.)
from an undoub;ed source, oftwo unquest;onablc
cases of this fatal disease, which within the last
three days have occurred in the practice of DR..
King, of 2S7 Hudson street, and which have
been under his immediate care. Several of our
city physicians have visited these cases. The
first, that OF Mr.. Logan, 81 King street, has
happily, by the greatest exertion and care, ter
minated favorably; but at our last accounts that
Of the second, J. w. Watson, Kng-strec', aP-
spearcd to resist all medical aid, und but faint
hope existed for his recovery.
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Destructive SheH-We understand that a
weapon of the most destructive character has
lately been invented by an American resident in
England, and the model sent to this country to
be submitted to the United States Government
for their purchase or approval. The principles
of its destructibility have not been dvulged, nor
will they probably be if our government purcha-
ses the exclusive right. 1t is represented to be
an "nfernal machine" of the first water, not
only scattering destruction where it strikes, but
cutting and slashing as it proceeds, with two
edged teeth and cutters. The model is in the
hands of an intelligent engineer of this city,
who will shortly proceed TO Washington on the
subect.-N. Y. Sun.
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The owners Of private Banks enquire into their
affairs-why:should not the people call their
agents to account, and know what they have done
with their money! @Let the CALLED jade VINCE"
but the truth must conc. "Men love darkness
rather than light because their deeds are evil"
More anon. TOCSlN.
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r. Il II NJ 8.

An cntiro course of English Tuition, with
board andwashing, per annutn, 5000 90
French, 40 90
Stationery, 500
Piano Forte, 40 90
Uso of instruments, 10 90
Drawing and Painting, 40 90
Plain and fancy Needle Work, 20 90
Where Parents prefer fixed charge, $3.50 90 per
annum, one half payable in advance, will entite q
pupil to all the advantages ofthe Institution.
Each boarder will bring with her six table and six
chamber napkins, and silver table and tea spoon.
The Pupils will have the benefit ofa select Library,
both French ard English.
Books for the different classes can be furnished at
the Institution at Charleston prices and also mater-
uls for Embroidery.
To Day Scholars, the price for English Tuition
will vary from to 10 and 70 dollars per quarter,
according to the class the child may enter.
Children residing at short distance from Camden,
can he accommodated with weekly board at So so
per week, ending Friday afternoon.
REF e R RENCES.
Hon. J. J. EVANS, Society Hill, Darlington
District; Hon. J. S. RICHARDSON, Clarendon,
Sumter District; GEO. w. DARGAN, Esq. Oar
lngton C. H.; Hon. F. l. Moses, w. A. COL
cLoUGH, Esq. Sumterville, Sumter District; S.
J. MURRAY, Esq. JOHN s. BRADFORD, Esq. State
burg, Sumter District; THOMAS SALMoND, ESQ
Hon. w. Neville, Gen. J. w. CANTEY, Maj.
JOHN CANTEY, Camden, Kershaw District; DIR.
S. H. DICKSON, DR.. ]. BELLINGER, CHA's EDS
MoNDsToN, ESQ. Charleston. "-sfss -, 81
Camden, June 29, 1912 ? Il
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JOSEPH CHARLESWORTH,
Fashionable Tailor,

TIENDERS his thanks to his customers for
Il the generous patronage he has received, and
respectfully informs the public that he continues to
carry on business at his old stand, two doors above
the Pest Office, where those wishing tohave gar
mcnts neatly and fashionably IN de are invited to
Gull.
Jane &c. Esl,A} ~
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THE WEATHER.-If we had slept for two
months, the night proceeding the first day ofthe
present, we should not have been more astonish-
ed at the change in the weather which greeted US
on rising from our bed on Monday morning last.
Indeed, we shall be greatly surprised, if the
first of October is ushered in with so cutting
North-easter as that which marked the first OF
August The thermometer ranged from 34 to oo
while on the day previous it was as high as eS
to 60 1t raned slightly during the day. Fires
in the house, and cloaks and over-coats IN the
open air were exceedingly comfortable.
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United States District Court

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA
In The matter of Alfred China, Bankrupt
PURSUANT to an order of the District Court
l. Oft the United States, for the District of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be
shewn before the said Court at the Federal Court
House in Charleston, the sixth day of August next
at11 o'clock o'clock, A. M. why the said Alfred
China should not receive his Discharge and Certih-
catea Bankrupt.
y H.Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston, 18th day of May, lS42.
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FIes.-When we referred last week to the
fact, that our gardens abounded, this season, with
this delicious fruit, we did not anticipate the rich
treat which was in store for us. The Fig Tree
of our old friend NIoLoN, has again furnished US
with an abundant supply from its luxuriant bran-
ches Others may boast of the delicacy OF the
Peach, the Pear and other fruits, but tor our
selves, we would not "give Fig for any OF
them!''
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Female Seminary,
Camden, KerSha,D- District, s.

yLLWEuSNS
MRS. CHARLES SPANN, Sen. respectfully ins
forms her friends and the public, that she has located
herself in Camden, where tho duties of her Institu
ton will commence on tile fist day of November
next.
Ehecourse of instruction will comprise, spellirg,s
Readibg, wiring Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography
the usc Of the Maps and Globes, History, Elcinonts
of Astronomy, Botany and Natural Philosophy ..
The French Language will be taught, and after
few months shall have given the Pupil some prof.
cheney, IL will form, far as possible, the general
mode of communication between the Teachers and
Scholars. Music, both Instrumental and Vocal, ),
Drawing and Painting in Water Colours, Plain ands
Ornamental Needle Work, of various descriptions.
The Ladies charged with the duties Of this Institu-
tior, will be vgant in requiring an exact compliance
with every Rule, and strict attention to polite
and amable department; and also 10 train their Pupils
to habits Of order nealness and industry. Quarter
ly Report of the conduct, proficiency and heaitfof
the children, will be sent to parents and guardians
at distance. There will be yearly Vacation, Of
four weeks, which the Pupils may spend with their
parents, or at the Institution In addition to her
Camden residence, where Mrs. SFANH aceoslmo-
date fifty Pupils boarders, she has secured for the
summer months of the ensuing year. large and airy
residence at Kirkwood, where those young ladies'
who may be entrusted to her care, can remain with
perfect safety
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OANlDNNa
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8. 1912.

We tender our acknowledgements to Messrs.
Sumter and Campbell of this State, and MIR.
Watterson, of Tennessee, for various Congress
sional documents and speeches.
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GENERAL ORDERS, Mo-
CLARENDON, July, 8 1912. 81 81
w. E. Haskill, having boen appointed Pay
master General, with the rank of 1t. Colonel, will
be obeyed and respected according.
By order Of the Commandcr-in Grief
-.5J. w CANTEY,
Adj'ts and Inspcctr Genl.r
july, Is. ss6,
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KeaIE ROND.
Attention to this!

Attention to this!
OWING to the reduced price of Tailors, in the
" Town of Camden, the subscriber, taking into
his consideration that there must be a correspond
ing reduction in the price of Tailoring wishes it to-
be known that reduction of 20 per cent. has ta-s
Ken place from and after this notice.
J, B. GooDLAD.
July 81.
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Wanted to Hire.
4 child's nurse-an old woman would be preferred.
II E.quire at this Office.
July 9th, 1912.
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Sllerif's Sales.

Kershaw District, July %, 1912.
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Head Quarters.

Charleston, 12th day of May, lS42.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-14

TN Court held fn Louisa conn
w. at the thereof Monday the 9Th day OF May
Is49: ,n
William Foster, Plaintih:
against -
Sarah Foster the widow of Benz Foster Eliza Foster, Samuel
Foster Richard Foster BENZ Foster and another infant of Benz
Foster dccpased known also three infant children Of
nceo Foster deceased knnwn Agnes Foster, wi
dow Of Simeon Foster deceased and his three infant hlden 70
witt L1ncen Uriah and Mary Jane, Benjamin Johnson and
Nancy wife, Jane Foster widow Of Richard Foster
and her two infant children wits Missouri and Richard Foster
Richard Grubb Sarah his wife, Robert orker, who married
Patsy Foster dead aud his infant Children to wit:
M,,y Maria and Martha Sarah, Defendants
The defendants Sarah Foster, widow OF Bcnjamn Foster Eli
N Foster Samuel Foster Richard Foster Benjamin Foster and
the infant Of benjamin Foster deceased whose name is not
known also the three infant children of Lanceot Foster, de-
ceased not KNOWN Jane Foster widow OF
Richard Fuse deceased and her infant chiden to wit:
Missouri Richard Foster and Richard Gibbs not having en-
tered their appearance security according law and
The rules of this Court and appearing the satisfaction of the
Court that they inhabitants Of this State, motion OF
the plaintiff IL is ordercd that the said last
named defendants appear before the justices of our County
Court IF Louisa County, the Court house, the second Mon
ay in Angus, next the bill of the plaintiff and that
co,y Of this fort hwh inserted In newspaper
published the y of Richmond for two months successvey
and posted at door this county Court day.
ACopy-Teste, .
J,,a- 9-w9w
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POETRY.
"MUcH YET ESSsiN> r>si So

MUCH NkT hN1AlNs v - 49,
fFrom The .f'e,r Orleans Ptcaggae.l
THE FIRE BELL.
Hark. the loud aud sudden cry
OF The ni.ht-walch passing by,
Sc, the red reelection, high,
Widening across the sky;
Now upon the startled night.
Pcalins wild alarm aud fright,
Hear sharp aud rapid clanc,
on tie midnight stiffness swell,
A. The warning bell Is rang,
OF desire, ing iiaGcs tottn.
Swiiter .rill the clapper i;ies
A. the ricing danes arse;
Louder Stiil Is heard the cry,
Telling of destruction n3.h;
Now the noble fire machine
Eat,leS onward 10 the scene;
TGuuli, n when tienLS rejoice,
Ftotn atar Is heard the swell;
While DER all tolls az; he voice
OF the midnight warning bell!
There are hearts that f,ei t!:c sound,
keenly as Il ,iagse!'s wound;
Heart, f;o,n hoinc and hope eNlled
By the fiery ruin Wild;
Hearts of kindred hearts hereit,
And TO lonely grievlng lei,
-, the anguish known IL these,
Few may know aud fewer tell,
When u1nn the startled brecZ"
Dursts the dreadful ii'einen's bell.
Eat il calls salvation forth
Men OF souls and arms 0r worth,
Ike the y artial trumpet blast,
RouSiug them aside, 10 cast
Every thought save those that cry
"Actlun, TO the rescue iiv,"
But, alas. too of II falls
That Tie warning pfo:es the Antil,
And la "co.d obstruction calls
Heroes, who obey the bell.
Merr:ly At marriage rites
Tells the bell Of CAV delights;
Mou.Mfnl'y the solemn hell
Doth or death aud so.row tell;
Cherriuliv on sabbath day,
Bell invites Us lnrth 10 pray;
Bat, o, there il wilder theme
That the iron clamori tell,
When upnn OUT tranquil dream,
Bursts the furious 'iaTum bell
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Observation-Disclosures.

AT about o'clock, P. NJ on the 9th of May, 1912
| sent into the House Of Representatives request TO
the Hon. Henry A. Wise that he would see me for a
few minutes We repaired to the Speakers room,
when and where Immediately told him that had
called TO see him touching the unpleasant and unset.
tied personal matters between him and Mr.. Stanly;
that the state Of the laws in this District rendered it
nexpedent to open discussion of unpleasant and per-
sonal here, and impossible 10 do than TO
make informal verbal communication TO him. that it
was regretted that the nature Of the communication
would necessarily impose upon him (Mr. Wise) some
trouble and perhaps Inconvenience which under other
would have been most gladly avoided
lie (Mr Mangum) hoped that ample apology for the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-14
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

WIN F. BUTLER, Importer Of Chino QuenN'a,e and Clos
w receiving, per ship iiakaway and has afoat, per n
nerva daily expected, all direct from the Manufacturers his
usual large and tasty selection of China Glass and neenware
which cash, reduced prices, credit Of 81
puncual buyers He feels confident, that merchants
consider it farther North for Goods IN ms
line, iftlcy VIII hut give him 4 call.
WM. F. BUTLER, 3 doors above Bell Tavern.
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May 81

AND FOR sALE.-The subscriber having de'e'ah IN, Ta
removing TO the Valley Of Virginia. offers for save .a"p
of Land which she resides, situated 10 Ma y, Orange
the road leading from Madison Couthoa md s,yen f.
the latter The tract contains about SIS acres s Growth
proportion Of wood land II Is well adapted 70 and OF
houses are comfortable and convenient The
Inv and agreeable Farther description Is deem ns, 81,
Judge for themselves The will be ea'y car ait
and time Of payment Persons wishing TO pur mill r
the subscriber White Post o., CLARKE CO.
die Of August next. 7-ses-
Atav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-14
March 5

N ETWEEN John Earley's Union Coffee and r. IT, Jen-
ID kns Dry Good Store and doors below Governor street
we would take opportunity Of Thanking the public Tor
fayo received the last years design nj first
to establish through The press but to do BY giving sa-
tisfacon 10 all upon us which consider far preea-
BILE any basis and of which glad to know has
been almost universal.
design the this time and Tor
the An goods sold by that do not please in COST quail
ty h COLOR make fashion, otherwise can be re'ned and
money reunded-provded the shall not have been
We this time large stock II not larger thnn
any State in line of business aud would respectfully
invite economist give call before purchasing, ana ca
ane HIMSELF and if not pronounced as low or
lower any other in the city, shall be very much deceived
We have Cloth Coats S2 while nthers charge sig for making
and trimming the furnishing the cot and pants nj ST.
that for s4 and Vests Shirts Drawers andkercheis,
ravat Stocks sendcrs Socks Gloves and Collars 0f many
kinds qualities and all other articles usually kept by Cloth
which determined sell low for cash; and re-
quest the public call and whether they want to buy or not
~ al Goods odrranted.
~ J. BRANNAN & co.
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ITO STUDENTS OF LAwThe .uhsefses sI,%ose. upon %
open bis u, s'a an
Of Students this and The I moral
there win delivered series OF nc taw and
nS OF aener po viii also have nc and
Moot Court organized in the most es, command
s.bshmen, will be al once open for few 'u'e'"
Of those who may hereafter attend. DAVID HOE lts
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(Ero,, ,he .Aat;ena, yn,ei,irenesr. J
TO THE EDITORS.

WASHINGTON, June Z, 1872.
Gentlemen With view TO correct and to prevent
oil misrepresentation, end to do entire justice both &c
Mr.. Stany and myself, request you TO publish in the
lntellgence the whole Of the papers and correspond
ence which led 10 the amcable adjustment Of per
sonal difficulties.
Yours, very respectfully,
HENRY A. WISE.
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A s. MADDOX, Richmond "a, is constantly receiving ftm
IA the celebrated Manufactures of CHCKERING & MAC
KAYS and T.. GILBERT Co, Boston, extensive assert
o PIANO FoRTEs, made expressly TO his order all OF
which warranted be superior 10 brought TO this
which he has just made with the
cturers he will be able sell them for considerably less than
formerly IL the instruments what they represented
they exchanged taken back, and when terei
any doubt quality, pay will be required until such
doubts removed by trial.
Piano Stools of all patterns.
Piano Covers from s. to sis.
Pianos always on hire.
The largest collection of Church Music embracing all the new
publications. at lowest prices wholesale and retail.
A. S. MADDOX, BonE Square.
Inn 79-wdwfG laftf
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tn cHANCERY-At Circuit Superior Court of Law a.
Chaucery continued and held for Louisa county, tn '
thereof Wednesday, the 18th day of ApI, l-'
William J. Hunter guardian Of Sarah ]. kcnnon, Pa"in
against
McCaiey Kenpon Administrator Of John kennon c't
and In right, John Kennon Administrator d. bor
of Joseph F. Kennon deceased, and in his own r.a I
Philip H. JONES' Administrator Of Charles Kennon decea'
This this dav to be heard on the hll @s,.
replicaons thereto and exhibits fled and the bill taken w M
fessed James Bib and Nancy his wife and was
counse consideration hereof, the Court doth ofhrf
decree that defendant, McCnllry Krnnnn, fch
Master Commi. mis- rotnry fair fn'i ana
of his administration on Of John ksnn0n rg
Also between him. as Administrator OF 'on M
deceased and The distributes of said John kennon
said Mctary Kcnuon likewise render before sad
full fair and true OF his transactions as r,
for the sale ofthe Land and Negroes held BY Hannah
late widow of John Kennon, deceased, In lieu ana W
dover in his And Is further odefei an
creed that the defendant, John Kennon do render
said Commissioner fnlI fair and true account OF a.it
traiion the Of Jose ph Rennon, and
account of the debts fany there be, that remain que N, All
the estate of the said Joseph kennon decelsen eye
ordered audit state ana sesle n 80 rId
accounts and report the same TO this Court WI" o., cew
deemed pertinent by HIMSELF either OF the paf'ies
a maj decree. Aoop' JOHN HUNTER, c. I
The parties interested in the above decree are m
have appointed Tuesday, 18th day OF July nrA M accents
A. AZ Iouisa Court house, TO commence takhs Wy - alta.
directed by said decree; and they are hereby
ON that day. with the accounts, vouchers and ponpn
enahie me 10 40 So cir s,p Court Law az.
Cbancery for Louisa Io. y.
S"'"S''' " 7-ai"
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In the United States for the Eastern Dsisie, Of Virginia
ii Norfolk May 9th, So:
GANGSTON, WHITLEY & Co and Jas A. 4 6. Sane.na
- Co.. and Edward Putnam CO., all Of Baltimore crrdr'
Of Josiah Denson Of Portsmouth, having filed their petition,
in the 18Th day Of April last duly verified,
tina, the said Josiah A. benson may he declared hankr,
having been then ordered by the Count that cas be show"
should declared bankrupt, and II no%
Court that the orders Of publication therein have not r
published days, required by the 24l rule cf
therefore ordered BY the Court that cause e
before the Court The 10th day Of June next why the m
Josiah A. declared bankrupt pursuant hf
Congress behalf made and that of this order BE
published the newspapers according to the lind aud ilh Rn
Of Court.
Copy-Teste,
A. A. COWDERY, Tx.
url
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TN CHANCERY-At Rules taken in the Clerks oic Il,
Circuit Superior Of Law and Chancery OF Prince Edward
county, the 4th day Of April, 1912:
Nathaniel Venable, Administrator with the VIII annexed
Charles Woodson Daniel A. Wilson, Samuel e. Anderson, Aba
ham w. yenabe and John Tussle, Panlt:
against
Martha PRICE, Nathaniel 7. Price, Charles ~ Price, lac
Dennis and Mary a. wife, - Boyd and Martha n.
WIFE and Thomas u. Anderson, Defendants:
The defendants, Martha Price, NalanielT Price, Charles
their arance and given security according 10 The
Genera. Assembly and the rules Of this Court and APPEARING
plaintiffs COUNSEL entered at rules aforesaid and
ney ordered That the said defendants Martha Price NATHANIEL
r. Price Charles H. Price Isaac H. Dennis and Mary his wife
do appear At rules in the Clerks Office Of the sad
Court Monday in July next and answer The plaintiff,
bi and that copy forthwith inserted one
of the public newspapers printed In the of Richmond
months successfully and also posted NJ the front door the
Court house Of this county.
b. ). WORSHAM, e. C.
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R.Rxru's TIoTEL,

81 o'clock, z. M.-May -, 1912
Dear Sir: have just had The pleasure of receiving
your note Of oclock, inst, expressing your satisac
ton with my last note to you.
cannot refrain the expression of my heartfelt plea
sure at the amicabe adjustment of controversy which
must have be en- as unpleasant their friends the
parties themselves and at your genemany and polite
department in conducting negotiations and cores
pondence
have the honor 10 be- with great regard, your ODE
dent servant, w. COSI JOHNsoN.
To Col. JONI Nj. McCARTY.