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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-14
Notice.

The subscriber having removed from Columbia,
10 Charleston, he offers his services as F. ctors
and Commission Merchant, and pie ges himself to.
use his best exertors 10 satisfy those Of his friends
who may employ him. Advances willbe made on
Cotton and other Produce.
JAMES MARTINI.
Office 3 Boyce g. Co. Wharf,
Chatlostom Sept. ii, 1910. 80 GIN
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meteorological Dissertations.

meteorological Observations.
OCT. lS49. At CAMDEN. g. C.
Thermometer, moan temperature 6o0 %
:" highest, 3rd at 3r. NJ. so
lowest, 5lsi. at sunrise 81
8. ,,,,o 40
wci bulb mean temperature Do DO
Barometer, monthly mean 2s'os
highest 25,h. al9A.x 29.R
iowes,. lst al 3r.n. 2S.2S
range, o'
Prevailing course Of winds N. E.; N. W. q b. i"
IS ofclouds, ). ".
Fair westher l9 dsya,
Cloudy and variable 3 I"
Rain.
Quantity Of rain Ga inches.
Frost on 9th, llti,. 25tl snd 3lst.
Altitude Of station above the sea 21O feet.
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Copartnership Notice.

The undersi gned have associated themselves
together under the firm of WALKER g. WAL.
TER. for the transaction Of Fdctorage and
General Commission Business" From their long
experience in the selling Of Produce, hope to mer-
it a share of patronage, and will make liberal ad-
vances on Cotton and other produce sent TO them.
All consignmens will be attended 30 with prompt
Moss and despatch ETCII'D r. WALKER.
GEORGE. II. WALTER,
Charleston, Sept. lSt. $40 36 #
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Attention. Beat No, 2.

In pursuance of orders from Lieut.. COL Kcr-
shaw, you are hereby ordered to parade in Cam
den on Saturday 9th Of November at 10 q clock
armed and equipped AS the law directs.
The commissioned and non. commissioned off.
GERS will assemble the day previous.
Bv order Of Lent Thomas Harris.
Nov IL. l.. AUSTIN, o. s.
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Committed.

To the inspection OF Planters and the Public
generally, cheap lot Of heavy Blankets, Plains,
Kerseys and Jeans, OF every description, suitable
for House and Plantation Negroes. Also, a large
stock of Wool Hats and Domestic Goods.
Purchasers are requested 20 call at the "PAL-
METTO STORE" pay charges and take them
away. JAMES WILSON.
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To Wagon Makers.

Wanted at the Raj! Road Blacksmith Shop, a
Wagon Maker. To first rate workman Of tenn
perate habits, liberal wages aud pcrmanet enpoy-
ment will be given. S. SILVER.
Camden, Nov II.
The YorkviIle Miscellany will copy times and
forward bill to this Office
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Committed

To the Jail of Kershaw District negro Boy,
who says his name is Andrew, and that he belongs
to Glass CASTOR, of Lancaster District; said boy is
II or Is years old, ) feet or inches high The
owner is reques ed to come forward, prove prop
ery pay charges and take him away
Nov. II. !. w. BASKIN, Iaor.
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lew David's, or Hebrew Plaster.

OF this celebrated Plaster it is only eecessary to saV
no remedy hus heretofore been discovered TO equal 1t
in curing nve,erae ulcers and all rores of either fresh
or long standing for ras in the bacd. breast, s'dc' or
limbs occ.sioued BY cold gout, rhcumats'n' &c. II
il an e.ctusl cure for cons the feet, when applied
sufficient time. -
o. advertisement in another column.
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j. B. ULM,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Corner ofHayne and Church Street =,

OUluOI VI 0oyuo ouo SAu2IA SA0ot !
Charleston, S. G.
Is now receiving nm extensive stock of GROCERIES,
and LIQUORS. consisting in part of:
1900 bags Of Rio Java. and other qualities COFFEE
500 hhds 81. Crex Porto Rico, and Muscovado Sugar.
100 hhts. Cuba Molasses.
2OO bbls. y. D. Mnasscs. y
5000 lbs. Loaf Sugar.
$50 bbls Crushed and Clarified Sugar.
choice and we'll selected assortment Of TEAS, Of
recent importation and all other articles usually kept In
the Grocery line.
500 pieces BAGGING.
800 coils Rope.
1000 pounds Twinc.
NAILS Shot, Powder Lead, &c.
choice selection of foreign WINES and BRANDlES,
Of the following favorite brands:
BRANDlES.
Morton. vintage 1905 and 1916.
Otard Depuy& Co.
J. liennesey e. Go.
Martel
Pellevoisin.
Madeira. in nctavcs and Or. casks.
Sherry. Pale and Brown.
Port, Spanish in 'casks
Champagne flcidsick and other brands.
ST. CIoi1 and Jamaica Rum.
Holland Tin and Irish Whskry.
DOMESTIC LlQCORS
Brandy in and casks
Rcctifed Whiskey.
Mononeahela do.
New England Rum.
MACKEREI.
1000 Barrels Halifax and Boston Mackctel,
5DO 1Iafan Q Ter Barrels do
Together with many other articles all of which will bo
soll on accommodating terms }. b. UlIM.
Ort 81, 1919. III IF
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Negro Shoes and BroganS!

5000 pairs Negro Shoes and Brogans, sewed
and pcgged, mostly ofmy own manulactusc, which
lolferat less price than the samo quality OF shoe
can be purchased, of northern work. ! would also
call the attention of purchasers TO my fine Boots
and Shoes of every description, all OF which Of
fer as low as they can be purchased in this any
other market. g. ALDEN.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
CHARLESTON, Nov. II.

CHARLESTON, Nov. II.
CorroN.-.The Cotton market was quiet on
Saturday last, the transactions having been lin.
tied to the sale of 1000 bales, and confined
mostly 10 the heter qualities. among which
were $50 hales, warranted to be OF Fair quail
~ and sold to arrive at lie. The market was
decidedly in favor oflhe purchaser. Extremes
from 10 l.2 to IL l.4c.-Courier ot Monday.
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For The TV'inter Campaign.

For The IF'inte1' Campaign.
Charleston, where he has been engaged in select.
ing aud purchasing his Fall and Winter supply oi
Drugs, Chemicals. Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye stuffs, and
Window GlaSs; Soaps,
Brushes, Pcrfumery, Spices and
Fancy Articles.
Which he will dispose OF on the most liberal terms
and to which he respectfully invites the attention
OF Physicians, Planters and dealers generally.
He is now the regularly appointed agent for the
following valuable Preparations viz:
Golfers Remedy for Diseased Horses,
Aliens Compound for Dyspepsia,
Eppings' Sarsaparlla and Queens Delight,
Brandreth's Pills,
keelcr's carminative Cordial,
cough Syrup,
Rhumatic Lotion.
Nermi(uge Syrup
Liver and Sanative Pills, sc. &c.
Jayne's Expectoran,,
Alternative,
Sanative Pills,
Carnnative Balsam,
Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
Roche's Embrocation
Peter s, encer's, Mofatts, Lees, Gordon's,
Wrights and Beckwth's Pills; Ayers Cherry
Pectora, Jujube Paste, IIorehr und candy, with
many other articles in the line too numerous TO
mention, may be had at Z. J. DELAYS,
Oct 1t Nearly opposite Masonic Hall.
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Attention Cavalry!

In pursuance of orders from Brig. General Owens the
5th Regiment oCavalry. will assemble in Columbia.
the 5h December next, 10 o'clock A. NJ equipped for
Drill and Inspection.
The Commissioned and Non.C Commissioned Officers will
assemble the day previous the hour for Drill
Captains of Companies will extend orders their respective
corps. by order OF Col ANCRUM.
Il. II. GooDwYN Jr adit. Nov. T-5t.
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A fresh supply of LADIES' FANCY DRESS
GOODS, satin striped alpaccas, chameleon lus-
tres, solid colored and printed cashmeres and
mouseeline deIaneS.
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office.

ON and after the lst September next, the sew
eral Cotton Presses in arleson will, by agree
ment, charge Thirty G. ITS PR hatr er1ra, on alb
Cotton bound with IT," -, Bark or lI"OdPn bands.
As this charge will necessarily tall upon iho
planters, this notice is given that Rape Bandages
aIore may be used by them. Nearly all the Cot
ton sent to harlcston and Savannah is now
compressed before shipment.
July IL - BOT
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NOTICE.

Application will be made at the next session OF
the Legislature for charter o Browns Ferry,
on the Catawba River, in Lancaster DslrIct-lor-
merly known as Nc Donald's.
Senemher D 3G II
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Notice s hereby given, that at the neat Session
of the Legislature, application will be made to
Charter Kershaw Lodge No. 9. I. o.. o. F.
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PLANK ROAD.

Notice is hereby given that app ica'ion will he
made at the next Session of the Legislature OF
South Carolina, for a Charter to build Plank
Road from Camden to the North Carolina line, il,
the direction of Charlotte o. Concord.
August % "a II
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CADETS OF TEMPERANCE,
KERSHAW SECTION NUMBER 4.
The regular meeting Of this Section will be held
at their Hail Oh Friday afternoon next at o'clock.
BY order OF the w, P.
d. B. DESAUSSURE, Sec'y.
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RALTIMoRE. Nov. o.

NEw-IoRk MARKEr.-On Friday, there
were 1000 bales Cotton sold, and the market
was steady. Fair Upland quoted, at II IA to
3.S.-Ib.
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For the Accommodation

For the Accommodation
OF those who trade in the lower part of the town
have established BRANCH of my business at the
store formerly occupied by w. B. Johnston, and
two doors north OF James lDunlap's, where iis
now opened a full and general assortment of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Caps.
The low price cash system shall be adhered to and
bargains will be given.
deem it unnecessary to detail the kinds and
prices as my stock being the largest in the place,
enables me TO furnish any description lower than
they can be purchased. is. McCADDON.
Oct 81 ID If
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e. Gs OOe 8e
Kershaw lodge: n u m b er 9
The Regular Meeting Of this Lodge will be held
at their new Hall on Friday evening next, at
Z o'clock.
By order of the n. G.
J. WIESGES. Secretary.
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Beet Northern Cheese, Mountain Butter, Alum
Salt super Tyson Teas, old Java Coffee and pow
dered Sugars. for sale by
Nov 6. +. w. 30 NEY.
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CONS O. TEMPERANCE.
Wateree Division No. 9.

The regular meeting of this Division will be he'll
on tomorrow Crhursday) evenng,at Odd Eel
lows Hall at o'clock. BY order oi the w. p.
W. c. MOORE, r. S.
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Drugs, Medicines and PerfumerV'

The subscriber has just received fine assortment Of
Perfunery and Fancy Articles, comprising Farnas Rous
sells and Prevosts Golden Bell Colngnes; Lavender Wa
ter Otto Of Roses fine Aromatic Vinegar. Lubins and
RolSscs Extracts of West End Jockey Club, Jenny Lind,
Crncla ozr, Bouquet de Carolinei; Eau Lustra Bears
OIL Bandoline. Philocnne genuine Macassar Oil tiou
rands Italian mcdicatcd Soap. Transparent Wash Balls,
Sand Balls, Rose, Almond, Windsor and Nymph soap;
Shaving Creams; Mcen Fun, Lily White. Rose Tooth
Paste camphorac Dentfrice Hair, tooth nail flesh and
shaving Brushes Ivory and Bone Rattles dc. &c.
lforclonnd candy. Gum luzrgcs Yeast Powder in bot
ties Favu,lring Extracts of all kinds, Spices, &c DC.
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AND FURTHERMORE

AND FURTHERM0RE,-
"A considerable sprinkling of Fancy Goods gen.
era Iy, with full and substantial assortment ol
bleached and brown homespuns plaid inseys,
red and white fannels, and blankets to suit the
season.
As the Goods are marked at barely remunera-
ting prices, cash and quick sales are respectively
solicited at
WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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Head Quarters,
Upper Battalion, ed Regiment s. c. NJ.
Order No. -
This Battalion is hereby ordered TO parade at
Flat Rock, on Saturday the l7ih day of November
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, armed and equipped az
the law directs. for drill and review.
The commissioned and nor-cnmmssioncd off,
GERS will assemble the day previous tor drill and
instruction.
Captains Of companies arc charged with the cx.
tension Of this order.
BY order Of Maj. KIRKLAND,
A. e. BASKIN, Adj't.
Oct. -, 1910. III 81
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Wagon Timber.
The highest prices, in cash, will be paid for sea-
soned Wagon Timber. at the Rail Road Black
smith Shop. Nov. IA.
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An additional supply of ladies' and misses bon
nets and bonnet ribbons, ladies' merno vests, la
ces, gloves and hosiery.
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Just received per Rail Road,
And expected 10 be sold mah
Rail Road Speed.
AS the prices are remarkably low,

Consisting Of cloaks and over coats, black dress
coats and frocks, Tweed coats, IN great variety,
vests Of all kinds, black and coorcd pantaioons,
boys coats, all sizes, dress shirts, merino shirts
and drawers, etc.
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Notice,

Notice.
The Regular Meetings Of the. lancaster Division,
No 80, Sons Of Temperance, are held every Mon
day evening, at O'Clock.
T. R. LARK RS
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Calf Lining and Binding Skins, Kip Skins,
Harness Leather, Upper and Sole Leather,
Togcther with every article used in the manufac.
ture of Boots and Shoes. GEO. ALDEN.
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Bacon Sides, Alum Salt, Seed Oats
and Sugar House Syrup, for sale by
Novl E. w. BONNEY.
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Workman & Boone

Workman & Boone
Respectfully invite the attention of the public
ID their extensive assortment Of
Boots and Shoes.
Mems fine calf stitched Boots,
Mems fine calf pump Boots,
Mems fine calf water proof cork, superior,
do do do do do quilted do
do do do stitched Booiees, No. /,
do do do do do No. 2.
do do do stitched welt do No. l,
do do do do do No.2,
do do do do Congress Boots, No !
do do do pegged pump Boots
do do do do half welt Boots
do fine kip pegged half welt Boots,
do do calf do Booees, pump,
do do do do kip dp do do do do
Boys ss fine 90 calf p'ss'' & DoS'ss' Ss hs n1@n He
do do kip do do do
do kip pegged Bootees, heavy,
Youths fine calf pegged Bootees, pump,
do do do do half welt
do fine kip do do do
do do do do heavy
Ladies' Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' fine Silk Caters Sariegaesd, y ! tie Io,o,.s
do fne lasting do black
do do half do black pump
do do half do do welt,
do fine kid Tics and Slips,
do do do and Buskins, welt,
do fine goat Boots and do do
do DO calf do do
Misses kid Slips and Ties,
do kid Buskins and Ties, wclts,
do calf do welts,
do morocco Buskns and Boota, we.ts,
do do Boots, pump.
Children's Boots and Shoes assorted.
ALSO -
Many other Genlcmen's and Ladies' Boots and
Shoes, too numerous 10 mention.
5000 Pairs Negro Shoes,
Russet and Black, at a very small advance, as
quick sales and light profits is our motto.
Also, the finest assortment OF
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Hats
and Caps,
That can be found in the surrounding country
Call and you will be satsIied-three doors below
the INK of Camden, East side
October 10 Ill IL
Planters, save your Money,
All that are IN want OI good Negro and inlIse
servants Shoes, would do well to call the NEW
SHOE STORE of Workman g. Boone, and cx-
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
aJ'Good wages Will be paid for Fix or eight good
workmen
WORKMAN e. BOONE.
Bagging and Rope.
ALSO:
Iylnnk c1S Hnrrn 6,lOfIa
Shoes, &c. &c.
Just opened by f. w. BONEEY.
Scpt5 36 If
Alum Snlt, Fine Flour, &c.. ..
F6t sHlt by r. ", BONNEY
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New Goods

The subscribers have received, direct from the
Northern and Charleston markets, their Fall sup
plies 10 which they invite the attention Of purcha.
sers:-
Sugars. crashed, powdered, clarified and ST. Croix
Coffee, Rio, Java aud Laguira
Salt, Liverpool and line table, in sacks
Molssses New Orleans and West India
Teas, Gunpo~der and Tyson
Soap, Candles ard Starch
Underwood 4 co.'s Pickles, assorted
Jams and Jellcs, Pie Fruits Syrups, assorted
Picked Salmon, picked Mackarel pick led Iobstcrs
Lemon Syrup, Nutmegs, Pepper, Spice, Cassia
Tomatoes and Walnut Kclchup
White. ground and Cayenne Pepper
Water Crackers, Cocoa, Broma
English C,ccse, Mountain Butter
Rice, (new CROP Champaign wine
Bagging, Rope and Twine
swedef, English, Band, Hoop and Rod Iron,
Cast Steel, German and BliStered Steel
Bed, Negro and Saddle Blankets
Tickings and Flannels
Shoes and Negro Brogans
Hardware and English Pot Ware
Oznaburgs, lIomcspuns, Shrtings
And many other articles suited TO the town and
country trade. All kinds Of country produce ta-
ken in barter. Il. BONNELI & co.
New Fall and winter Goods.
The subscribers having received their supply OF
new Fall and Winter Goods, now offer them for
sale low for cash, or in exchange for country pro.
duce. They consist in part as follows
London Iutille Blankets,
Cassimcrcs and Sattne,s,
kerssys and Plaid l.nzeys,
Plaid Jeans and Tweeds,
Blue, White and Brown F1omespuns, OF every
description,
English an American Prints,
llandkcrchiefs of all descriptions,
ALSO -:
Dundee and Kentucky 3agging, heavy article
Weaver's, best Philadelphia Bale Rope,
Phlad lphia 3 ply Twne,
Muscovado and New Orleans Sugars,
Rio Java and Cuba Colfecs,
Cuba and New Orleans Molassca,
Mackarcl, new, Nos. |. 2 and 3,
Liverpool Salt, etc. ETC., all of which will be
sold on the most accommodating terms by
GEO. s. DOUGLAS & co.
Camden, Oct 10 Al tf
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Carpeting, Flour Cloths and Rugs, 70
sale at reduced price by
Novl4 +. W. BONNEY.
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Mems and Boys fine Cloth Caps.

Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags and Valices
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Best Northern Cheese, Fine Noun.
tain Butter, Oakun, &C., for sale by
Nov ID F. w. RONNEY.
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Constantly on hand. complete assortment Of Drugs
Chemicals, Paints Oils. Window Glass, Palen, and
Thompsoan Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Perfume.
~, Lamps. Garden Seeds, DC.
Dcr Orders from distance carefully packed, and the
quality Of every article sold warranted
Oct3l JAMES R. McKAIN.
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Wanted,
At the Rail Road Blacksmith Shop. this Fall
Three smart, intelligent Negro Boys, as appren
tees at the above business. S. SILVER.
September &c If
ScgarS.
Consola,or, Gold Leaf, Rio Ilcndo and other
brands II. LEVY g. SON.
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Vashin9ton.- Sheriff, A. Robinson County Treas
urer. E. D. Baker, Jr.; Superintendent, A. T. Robert
,on. Assembly, }. Thompson aud A. Balkey.
Renssslau--Assemby, Edward 7. fIeke' oil Ian
singburgh. -. a.
s. La,reaee-ls Dist. Harlow GODDARD, member Of
the present House. oil, ,.-.u
Madison SHERIFF Francis :. Stevens; Clerk Loren
A. D. Dana; Justice }. Nj. Foreman superintendent
y NJ Whitman. -, -,
Ul.to.-sberiG, Jacob Siguer Clerk, VIM. herr :
Assembly-Ist Dist Milton Sheldon 10, John I DAVIS
Richm0nd-Assembly, Benjamin L. Fratt ClerA'
Joshua Mersereau sheriff Israel . Dissosway
Seubes -Sherd, Oliver Allen; Assemoy-lst Dist
Edwin =. Church lid, Ferrsl c Dninny Hid, Ihom'
as j. Reynolds: Justice. Arnold d. Read.
ConaraHsHs Lemuel :. jerks CierA'
Francis Z. Ballet Justice, Edwin O. Locke
SnrofoSa-sherih Walter Coy Justice, David Max
well Assembly-ist Dist James Noxon; I'D, -------
Clifford.
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y. York Coryespoadsnos ~ Ne Huvcrd Courdnf
The Socialist Modern Reformers 4 Co occupied
rood share Of Dr. Cheeves attention yesterday mo ming
The tent taken fom The ssh chsper Of Acts, where
Paul sposen Of as living IN his own hired house This
fact the reverened gentleman thought conclusive
proof that he WAS not an Anikenter'
i. strikes us that for logicisR so AGATE a.
drawing differences, DR.. Cheevcr did not make
half enough out Of his premises. For it Is very
obvious that men who live in houses which they
orn, and on premises handed down to them from
their ancestors, are quite unlikely to be mentally
exercised with resp ct to the wrong OF a class as
sumns 10 be exclusive owners Of Gods earth,
and to rent oct the privilege OF living thereon to
the residue of the human family. Sail greater is
the certainty that the Lsnd-ren,iDg class, who
are enabled BY Lsndlordry TO live in sumptaous
idlsness on the fruits Of other men toll. will new
or be the class to originate and press forward a
movement for Reform on this point. II those who
toll and swes. to pay rent. do not Incline to qae'
ION the justice of Land Monopoly, it Is quite un
likely that any other class will. Instead there
bre, Of being content with his demonstration
TIA, St. Paul was not al Anti Renter, because be
hired house aud paid for the use Of 1t, it seems
clear tina, the premises prove, if they prove any
thing. ,ha. there never was any such being as an
Anti Renter, at all, at all.
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In the shove table we have introduced one Englsn
ship the Cambria and one steamboat tue Bay Ststa
By comparing these two, the result Is OOta4nsu iOi
good model n H.. 81.
will be seen that tie latter would not make more inan
twelve knot. an hour If she I'D the same form as the
former and that even If the Bay State had the same
engine she Vonld gain three knots On the NotLeInei
~ her form alone. Applying the two pflnciP-es IN
yovet In this W. zee that her model s equivalent 70
second engine of the power as that sue carries
th.ti. 70 say, IL economises /. 7-0 horse power
By comparing the Washington with the NortheTnsf
We see that for the former 70 sal with the same 'eeu
a. the after. abe would need -ogb!s power per
square foot Of Immersed section.
TIE frst voyage Of the Ohio has been unsuccessful
since she made only sn average OF eight knots y Is
true that this 10 % BE- attributed 20 bad westhei Dus
. IL appears doubtful whether this snip or nose OF
NJ Collins, will meet the expectations iormea VIE
respeci 70 Them Tney will move easily a, ses theI
hul. ari engines viii have the greaest sohoy D1e y
4. not certain that their respective models VII answer
TIE end proposed and notwithstanding tneir po~eria
CINE. Il !. likely TIA. they will Be beaten D 'ne u
rsr1 ship- -
The writer rus's that experience msy show mat MS
anticipation 10 erroneous But even II II sno--1 fvFr
tue there Is a rered-. By attentive examnenon Of
the Hermann be hs. sfved a. the CONVICTION mat 81
uncomfortable modification Of the bows "nicn e'uo
be made without iersnsing her day OF saiiing Nouo
enable her T. gain four days between here ana SOUTH
anoton And shat has not been done Tor ne bern am
r tnt easily Be done for the shps Of M COINS wiz
outssrousy tesyins tie day o. their completion toe
importance Of the enterprise certainly would make Tue
attempt worth while. .,....
TIE nnanciA c0usiteYstcns connected VIC me 9les
ton are also wezhiy, and even peren ptofy' lheis
nus be more thorough study " he models OF ocean
s.ssrrer. The cause Of the failure Of American steam
,hos hitherto has beyond doubt been 10 their models
o1uch more than 10 the force OF th>ir engines.
VICTOR BEAUMONT, Civil Engineer.