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ENHt2sH FOIiEIGN GUOnS.-
n Zine aud Extra French Merinos, in all coIors
Do do do Mouslu de Lame do
and 81 English Rlack Grape
Swiss aud Cambria Cheeks, all gradss
Very Ech Printed de LANES
Splendid Velvet Grenadine and Cashmere ye,iinys
Fancy and Mourning English Pfints
Plain Persian Cloths, ia al col0Es
Rich Camhrics all shades
at the lowest prices
au22 KFNT. PAINE 4 KENr
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FAIL IMPORTATION.


a. NTH & RoItRT- Importers Of arduAre. Cutlery
- Guns aud -nddl-ry, receipt their stock II
sistinr in parto'-
go dozen coa "IIal." 'Areher's virginia" A4es
500 . Pea and Pocket Knives
$500 ' Knives and Forks
sN0 Knob, Closet Sieck, Pad. chest TIL and C1pi Is-l,
900 " Bat. fari tmeut Table, Mayer and Srop Hinges
l-'' 'So igers' "Wostenholm's,' "wadr Bgtchrr's"
RlEors
1900 :" Scissors and shears
500 Plat Square. Round, half Round. 'if Pit,
ami Hand "a Files
ttN ' Horse aud shoe Rasps
tlb :" spsd-s, Shoyeis and Forks
Selves and sIt.r-
Ss- "a Gro. Wood Screws
sgn Double AID sias:c bArrsl she, uun. and Rires
lb hcdsehole snd other Anyls
2iU solid Boz Cotter nd Flower
- Pr. smiths B-I1N-
Chains
Ion dozen Halter Chains
2'p keE, Horse shoes
40 bags "Grfiu's" Iiorse shoe S,rs
800 Pr. Iron ANrs, - i.tHrs
Hand Tenon, Webb, MIL Pit Cross Cat, Circular
Hammer, H4tehcts, Augers, Chise knives Alre
Planes Plane Irons, Hraee wasln stage t and
1g.F tanes Bride Bits Strrup Irons. Rein l
Birdie fnss, Briles, Horse Colars hog SLius A.
cut B3ug Cloth together With every article usually % In
u busiuess. 9"
These goods being purchased fo- tnrii Brn-,
SC Ne prepared 10 offer the Merchants Virginia rtb
Carolina and Tennessee such Inducements purchase
ntNtl 'e'Ie clsTed Ia shs marAri SMITH ROBERTS
NJ ~ Wet NJ zf~ -HH-.
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Agent in Richmond, PURCELL, LADD 4 co.

au2O-dBmi-NID
II AMPS, PHOSGESE GAS, BURNIsG FLUID AND CAM
PENEThe subscribers manufacturers
In the above articles and offer for sale the the
gest Of spirit lamps be found in the United
They would call special attention the Jten Eosyene
Lamp which furnishes the brilliant able light known
ands the principle Davy Safety Mine Lamp
impossible.
artificial light where the cities be obtained
Materials for light of best quality always for sale the lowest
market price. CHAs. STARR, ia, A CO.
III Fulton street, New York.
- INGERs PATEST STRAIGHT NEEDLE PERPtNDIC-
- ULAH ACTION SEWING Mtt1iiNE-SECURED By TWO
diplomas medals the
Machines devised. Of
raeve the Great Exhibition Crystal Palace
New York
The proprietors having perfected their great mandatory
New York able produce the Machines
price s25. Machines be
At either Of regular offices for 800 trout Deduction
or the admirable qualities Of these Machines
Clother, Tailor shoe Manufacturer, SaddlcT,
Cap Maker, and Corset Maker Il speak
The machine
abished they per
feet instruments for the devised The clear
each macnei from 500 $1,000 depending
difficulty
ulAr attention shirt collar
stitching fine linen and goods We satisfy
kind stitching perfectly. The price
articles when packed
plete for immediate and full printed Instructions
furnished.
Express Companies visiting places
where Offices located, afford convenient medium
| chasing machines
Frincipdi ORce, W. 323 B,oad,cdV, Ne,r York.
No 2Si Washington Boston.
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KEyr. r,I,E & kENr hrronrxes Axp WHOLE

~ SiLE DEIIERSIv bRY COOS iaI SIT Res,soaS %Dsz
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
Fr Fa trades all Of which principal
uh and Continental markets past summer BY our
es Our ss S,s', a. a, ans.s ss4 1s. ss Of
etae selected With partsular reference the sd. OF VIZ
gina North Carolina and Tennessee.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Dry Ge.>,' ryer eshibl,el IN virginia.
nave '''' 'ispPSts RRS6Y MAD MADE CLOTHING.
Tis ss j. & eeG ;se5 sIR 10 ~ g'as aaa ,a,,,y Of Fs
We u solicit merchant. visiting thi. mar
sane goods any .al,E.s "a q. eoaat,y '''
ssuIroN a WINSTON. Corner 9Th and Cary streets
= Opposite the Columbian Hois Wholesale Retail
Pr,Plsd coan,y and the city tIsSs sreas
s1 Sbs an rhen he Es inS,s th.r ~ & attention VIZ
500 eol,. Crushed, PoEdsTsd and Coaes do.
$50 SSss Ts' RIS Lot q ssls sesar
zoo do Old Java, LAguayrA and Manila Cosse
g % 50 and Cuba Mo,.....
20 hid. Side. and Shoulder Baeon
90 40 GTos, aad clIppea Herrins
iSS iSS 81. sss' h.:,s.G Se,; S';i aSi.s:y sis.3'
ls5 do Tuscaloosa aud Old Rye do
~ pipes Brandy; some very ans and old
20 ) cS.s, Old Mad. and II sb.rqs aS wio. f0 do
20 DO Port, Cherry and Malaga do
g g DO DO 1gs;,iss 1RDis BIa9Sy GIy
80 do Cider vinegar
10 Ind. jamaica Rum
100 - 600 so,.i .iSi1, a.ss,I Al ..rss;I grade; I,
goo goo So,an 5ea%' ls,r Gap and Wrapping Paper
% package. @ p, Black and Imperial Teas
90 tons bss; Peruvian GuanO
l;O Tailo~ and Adsmantine Candle.
eo1e. 1ea 6as SRss1 Leather
s5os T6isid. R.etnT, i5diSo Msis5s. soda, Alum
cshds Wick Cotton snd Hsmp rTne StHsas ae ,tS'0'0
saa LOT cash 8 sT1oS 4 SSe11 wfSsToS
WSssIoN 8 JoNts; Grocer. and Commission Mrr.
for sale
IS hhd. y orlean. and Rico SUGARS
500 Ssl; Crushed, GTaaa.'sd, Puvesd and Coffee
e e Ss ~: s%5 d, ;.,ss' sugar noa.. NoLAssrs.
- Sss' Rio. RIO L,suayra, and Jamaica COFFEE.
On tCSs SCSss H Iun Powder TEA
100 boxes sperm and Adananine ic,yn,r
Is SRS. SSs s.. Hq' .s P1'sP ,5sgs ard o'Rs5 R.co
80 ths clPt and Gross HerriHgs
i9 sides Good Good Damaged Damaged Sole Leather
go 80 kegs NaiI:' assorted
ALso-Ground Grain Pepper; Ginger Hemp aud Cotton
Lines Bed Cords and san wrappus rEi shoe thread
sssoo BrooI Buckets Wrapping and Writing Paper Cheese
ES,HCkII. L,DD co. DRriGGISTS and D1ll,r. ia
ISNt'' Ol' Dg., lfrHisa-s, iE@s Gias &c, NJ" ~
suit p rease ihei' usual large assortment
/
/ $50 lbs superior lrign: hhds best Maddgr
/ - hbls No Castor OIL l5 Spirits Tarpentine
! 5,si kegs super CaTb. soda: Is bJIs Varrishes
- bhs Barn:Eg Flud 5)okegs White Lead, dry and oil
so kegs Zinc Paint in green aud yellow
" ihs Red Lead and LthaTge; 30 Saph. ouinne
] ~ boxes Castle soap; : bhls. Cream Tartar
! loo dozen Yeast Powders; 10 refined Borax
| 5000 gallons Lamp OIL 90 bbls Tanners Oil
90 bhls. Alcohol; bags Prpp-r
/ lOr boxes Window Glass Prtuch nd American
! - bags Race Ginger
/ 2to bbls Root aud Powdered Rhubarb
Carriers Spanish Mixture, Bul
parila; faeiIs Arabian Lriueut;
hatlatruus BirTy Tcuphsr0us,
other popular patent medicines proprietD prices
~ b. Particular packing sr farardinr orders.
au2s ~ Min fI1 .,ISri LNgp .S,n-C a ~ ,,b
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NN hsT POINT sCIiuUi--This wen knoWn Institution,
w sanity heahfully situated amid the Highlands Of
Hudson, peculiar procuring
accomplished education ali the learning Its
Military Exercises found admirably
and to the manly ani graceful bearing Of its pupils. The
dAte vicinity the L. Military the aid
most distinguished and accomplished intTuetoTs Pupi from II
To 10 Of preferred Refcrenccn. fcot L. Army
Col A. j. Peasonon, Philadelphia Charles King L. L. D. y.
city Professors Yale College L. 3 Military Academy
For further par teulaTs address
EDWARD V. RISsLEY, A. II.
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The subscribers having bought the Dcr
Virginia and North Carolina Express the business win
conducted BY Messrs PARE KSG present Vvsy street
Vt-HAving disposed Of entire Express
business heretofore known "Dodgr's
Carohna Express take pleasure the coranu
nity at large the eneTpug gentlemen competing the Arm
MesT fAhisES hISG who have
pres ForWarders. EVi nnnGF
February IL lss3.
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"M Il. PARisf-N has LAY associated with hin, In .he
Express business JAS H. KING, Esq, business
4 KING. - 49, ~ $3.50 ~ -
New York, February Il, 1883.
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e.r',sd French Chin rcl,r CIT b,nd and DssoS.ied
aul' BuLELY cos. isi Maln.,r,,t
q REENLEAr OF EVIDENCE. Vols
rsrn ~ ,ar'' m rom Ilnn PgIi Io9 new surplyt -
Of ~ ,hg sni9ied l,ad Wy E,y u lIatIsu,h.iSer
weyyry"s ~ tdinu,s University arranged snd edited by
R,, T ~, ' e e' o. S SSs,o. a15 Co. S's..- ~ ~
Rsrs & f y Lecture pry ~ the Word o' God to the TaG
The Natural Htolv Of the Human spe,rs by Lieut. Col ca
,n I p,,p smith X H. ns,a by rry''ur e'iorei plates,
Anecdors 1r The Steamboat Railroad, selected from the
Greenl,af 90 Fyid,n,c. voi Ills 81
For safe At the exchange Bookstore
.EAyA coFFFE, or SUPERIOR Qutmry.-.oo. gsel,. Tor
~ sale !" l'u1ol DAVENPORT AiltN co.
M oRrlHNGrON sALr-sioosacss iu prime crs,r or sale
su2o EDMUND. p,,rvroRr co.
DLp sCHEpAM HOLLAND GIN, Jamaica and s.. Cr,s Rum.
au2D - v,i| ,tgs,t
oNPoN 13cG EE.NpiLs DARK rAIT s,g, sry
SHEET LEAD Assorted thickness. r .al, n piece. to ,uit
'uiI Sign Of che Circular saw i ,,ia .,p.s,
ssHgfF' ss y ot ,,s, f''' uT,r, ls; i9I ,a for
SCGNE uoUsE NoLAssFs geo hhd, prime quality Tor sale
= w taui' DAVENPORT NLEN 4 co
2S5 SssN' ess ALEXANDER" lNg SgsJ2 ;of ,
a kAEGs s. r,l r1rg2 & q p15'o. g s.% sl; ss
aaiS n rs We, p. y II, sS.Ns. .,,..,
20 nuns prime Bacon sides 'or sale sy
GSS ,ss.si ssGs s,ggs' e, . co''Fr per L. K N"soo
anio JAS WINSTON
NN1HE,r FANs-A,. Of n,pD,rsush'. celebrated who's,
w Fsn'. rr saict ny wa PALMER.
RlNDsroNIS . oGrind''one', part large sizes, suitable
auis JOHN n GORDON SON
UUgry uups NuscoyApo ANp = H. NoL.ssEs o. tbl..
DO Cuba DO, Tor sale BY
sui9 NAoE WINSTON
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sNI ANNkGAN sInrt. .. az, ~ .. ..,--z .e
BpnOKES CHINA NOW 1fFyDrn n,

iS onfS JtIiNN NOW MENDED-By means Of cbemI-
- cal ifld Cement r nsn5inz Glas China sons NsrI
-',i' and Ornamental Ware, every derpiion Am ,y,'
s.ln iiis valuable viii
uIll anu FeAly Tor use In I've inmates.
any color cU the clearest Oar Mr - M NstH, si
ltnt the receipt Tor the state Virginia Ne can
" ' e most reasonable isTs, by the large srna qlantty
aui. N ,sa a X PINAL co.
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a BBIS. SUP. RYE wHsKEY s hair pine. nrnne,,e,,
" Brandy, l>6 do do q. d. a Co. bt.- o. Rum
10 do old Peach brandy 10 chhs superior sherry Wine m
laulY MACE WINSTON
M AS0NS BLACKiNG-aO gross, assorted sizes for sale ty
ANh auls =. II. SKiNKER, Cary street
- TENOGHArHIC PENs.-JAMEs wOODHOUsF Fart,
- Square, has received supply Of good Steel Pens
Among the assortment will be found--
fhc st'norraphic Zen. Arge ard ye'y superior p.n.
Register, Pointed Commercial Pens, best quality.
". Cohcn's Commercial Pens of hut fnish
Tie celebrated Ftuc Pen, v'rh
Guott's School Pens No. S63 and s5i, best article
Gotts Ladies Pen, small very superior quality
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Third Class Pn-rngcrs
limited number Of third class
lpiclpha an Liverpool, and found ed provisions
Philadelphia From IIyerpoI
freight goods
&c, Will be taken SUBJECT q
Certificates will be issued
slns Of bringing out their friends corresponding
feghs Co., per ton; coarse goods hardware will be
subject 10 agreement.
An experienced Surgeon will be carried IN ship.
Email drafts drawn at sight on England and ireland.
for freight or passage apply TO TllOS RICHARDSON,
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slE.L L. TN PLtTf2- dc.-9OO tons Iron eomprisinS
, Connon Fngiish, American Relied America
. hAl,iAsrrd, SWeles, and English Refined iron. - ~
. 't-' bundles Hop. Band, and Rod Iron
. DO American aud EuRlish 40
do Russia Sh.et DO
/ - Cast sltrar
I ~ ton- American and Englsh Dlis'e cred DO
30 boTe- Tin Plates
Also sheet Zinc Sprlter Copper Block Tin Bar And p,
We. sSrer slider, &e. For by p in sKiSK LeAd
I -sl-2 Car ST. between u and I5tI ST..
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ESTSD @ SPECS ScGTound eiuesy psrs; DO Pepper do
- 90 fl1iento do do Cloves do, DO
Snser do Pepper, Ma Nutg. Cloves Cassa ie for ~
- PURCELL, LADD a Co. Drursi,fs
'--' - Main tr=et. corner
SuMMEE CANDLES Manufactured BY wiri,r, J,ct.., So,
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Pier, Wall aud Mahirl Mirrors Picture Frames
Cornices, Bases, Interior Decorations, &C.
Ola Paintings Artists Materials I'm sish French and German
Engraving, For the purchase aud sale Of nr Paintings
Art Manuacures Illustrated WORKS Works the Pine Art
they prepared BY their adyaLg premises
extensive connections, To Offer great facilities.
galleries (rplete with all thstis beautiful
nt all times open yor With thr
that every article will be furnished at the reasonable rates
faNa-
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UUANDSOME FLOWER YAsTs-I have rich assortnrnt oi
II CIT and Decorated Flower Vases Ladies' snd others
gan ~ such acs requested give the subscriber
ma2s ). D. ~. EVANS, iti Main street.
UlrRAGE DE LAISEs-I Invite the attention those want
~ ofHcraRe de Lainc stock which selling much BE-.
iov The vaiue, 10 order TO them prior fsn
au6 slLAs l.. JOHNSON, Ne 81 Main street,
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-, .,,. Ch lSIAL PALA CE EHHIBTTYON
selves. "''' Ne S"u'Oneu entirely by
,lgiha friends are particularly solicited to visit tn ~
ducements. 10y anu price, very great In
IL viii be remembered p. L. was formerly of,A. s
bert Johnes Co, PhiiadrIphLa. y VI 'ne hru OF Lam
On and after December ist sb,r o..,..- -
areh9use nov being erected, Chamb,r. .tr.,
from Broadway directly opposite The Parry ~ DOOR
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TRounLE BETWEEN TIE u. S. AUTHORITIES
AND TIE CREEKs.--Some time ago we men.
toned that the United States Marshal forithe
western district of Arkansas had made some
arrests in the Creek country, aud that the pri.
soners were rescued from his custody by force
by body of Creek Indians. The Fort Smith
Herald of the l7th, says:
1t appears that the matter was brought up
before tine grand jury at the last session ofthe
United States district court in Van Buren, and
several of the Indians engaged in the rescue,
as above stated were indicted. and we learn
that the United Stetes marshal has made a de.
mand upon the chiefs for the persons Indicted,
and the indians refuse to submit to an arrest,
and are determined to resist This officially
exists among what are termed the Upper
Creeks" who appear to be more hostile to the
whites, and to the operation of the federal courts
than the Lower Creeks, who are more enlight-
ened and more docile. The council before whom
this matter is to be laid, will meet on the 10Th
instant, when we will hear more OF the matter.
From present appearances, however, there is
little or no hope of their submitting, as they
have, as we learn, lit their war fires; and have
sent their women aud children away. As mat.
ters now stand, they may be very Justly termed
"a spcck of war
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purse, when suddenly, Mr.. Binker, from
South, wealthy cotton planter carried
away at ten day S notice, where slaves CONC
her beck and call to do as she bids.
Another was soon after married to spe<
lator who lived like nabob, gave large eNl
tertanments, bought a summer residence j
Fr> ehold, and madeit a perfect paradise. f
cry one of the daughters married we'll, as
phrase is, and never wanted for the warmd
friends and admirers.
The Squire and his lady now occupy tN
broad aisle Of. the Episcopal church, and the
bishop and rector always consult with him res
pecting church matters. He is father of the
town, and marfies more couples than the min
listers, because people are pleased to have the
knot tied in such elegant drawing-rooms; and
Mrs. Jones invariably orders a glass of wine
and a ba >ket of cakes at the ceremony.
Cloyes, the barber lives rent.free in the
small red house they occupied in the days OF
their poverty. The Squire remembers lie used
to shave him fornothing when his pockets were
empty, and he follows the golden rule. Mrs.
Jones has made several donations to her for
mer milliner, and poor woman, who used to
help her, spring and fall, in sewing and not
one Of the family have assumed a purse. proud
air since they came in possession of their prop
erty; consequently they are descrvedly respec-
ted; and this shows plainly that they have
common sense as a regulating medium, since
they cast no reflections upon the former mat
ten,ions of people in their days of poverty,
which is an inialble method to make them
feel that although money changed them in the
estimate of others, the genuine merits them
selves remained unchanged. Yet all the while
they are as conscious as others that money
alone gave them their present position in soci-
ety,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-25
"IN Ten Minutes"

A little scrap Of paper lying on our table has
! arrested our attention. 1t is mere shaving
clipped from some larger piece, and it has lain
unobserved before us until now. Upon it are
the words "ln ten minutes" No more, no con,
nexion, nothing to tell what it mernt, nor whence
it came. Let us make it a text for very brief
interrogative sermon.
"In ten minutes' we may be raised TO the
proudcst heights of affluence, bv an unexpected
turn of Fortunes wheel; or reduced, by inevita.
b!e catastrophcs to depth of woe which beg
gar might shuu. Can we say "Thy will, not
mine, be done"
"In ten minutcS' the heavens, now so fair,
may be overcast with clouds, just as mems pros
poets often are, and the vivid glare of the cleo
trio spark, and the thunder's solemn rumbling,
indicate the terrible confusion Of Natures ele-
ments. Do we fear that strength which rides
upon the whirlwind and controls the storm
''In ten minutes" a jury on fellow beings
him from his fellows, c5hdeMHNs 1:7t,r:tr53 II
ignominy Or they may speak the glad word
Innocent and give an afflicted brother back to
society. Can we sympathise with such?
I'm ten minutes" the best Of us may have the
seed of slumber sown at his Threshold, which,
nourished BY the breath Of Envy, may flourish,
until the fair fabric Of reputation is lcvclled,
and scarce foundation enough left by the moral
sirocco to build up another; thong h lifetime is
passed in the effort. Are you proof against
such Vaccinations
I'm ten inmates" news may come Of appalling
accidents, bloody tragedies, narrowing incidents,
and things which will make our blood cprdIe as
it creeps back hastily to it course.s Can we say
"IIe docth all things well:'
"In ten minutes" a summons may reach us
that dear friend is lying low and that We must
use every energy if we should stand by the bed
side ere the SILVER cord be looscd;" or a voice
as if from the grave that loved wife, husband
and friend, has gone forever from the midst OF
men. Have We strong arm to lean Oh III such
affliction:
"In ten minutes" Il disease may sieze upon us
and bodies, now stalwart, may rave unter the
fcvcrs Influence. Have we our accounts OF
stewardship ready?
SIN hn minufes' the sonl that vitalizcs our
bodies may quit forever its frail tenement, Icav'
inr our bodies to the tears # friends, the care Of
undertaken and worms. Has death tcrrors tor
us?
I'm ten n,inutcs' our accountable spirits may
he before their Maker. What will their doom
! be?
"Iu ten miuutes" the world may be startled
by the voice of revelation summoning it to the
Judgment. As mortals are giving up the ac
count for deeds done in the body, will we be
among those who will awake TO the rcsenuctlol
| of the saints ?
! "In hn INMATES" what may not occur:
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A DAUGHTER OF PATRICK HENRY DEFEND.
ING HER FATHER.-Mrs. D. s. Winston, an
aged widow lady, formerly the wife of Mr.. G..
D. Winston, deceased, of Virginia, and who re-
sides in an humble cottage near Athens, AIaba.
and we notice that O late Nunrnef TIC
Herald contains communication from her
correcting statement in Wirt's Life of Pat
rick Henery, wherein it is stated sthat lin one;
of his early purchases Of land he is blamed for
having availed himself of the existing. .lawsof
the State in paying for it in the deprecated
currency of the country; nor was hesfree from
censure on account of some participation which
he is said to have had in the profits Of the IA.
zoo trade" Mrs. Winston says that Mr. Writ
was not acquainted with her father, and never
saw him, and, therefore had to depend upon
others for his information. The charge was
brought against him when he was spoken of
as the successor of General Washington, and,
being conscious of his innocence, he never took
the trouble to contradict it. Mrs. Henry, his
wife, and the mother of Mrs. Winston, however,
wrote to the treasurer of Virginia on the sub.
ject, and that officer replied that the money
was paid in gold and silver. Mrs. Winston
admits that her father was CONCERNED in the
Yazoo purchase; but she ADDS, that the swell
Informed need not be told that many persons
of unquestionable integrity became purchasers
of the Yazoo stock, and that all the criminality
of the affair is attached to the orig;nators Of
1.-THE scheme" -. '' 7.--s,-'
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~ large Protestant bookstore has been estab-
lished at Constautnople, inthe very heart of the
city, and may be called the Bible House. On its
shelves are found copies Of the Scriptures in
twelve different languages and thence have gone
forth, during the past year, more than 10000
copies Of the word Of God.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-25

"Th"n," cried the governor, rising, "by the
laws Of God and the Commonwealth Of Con-
necticut, pronounce you to be husband and
wife,"
The rawlings and rage Of John and Sarah were
Of no arall--the knot was tied by the highest
authority in the State.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-25

HANDS EMPLOYED on TIE CApIrsL EXrEN.
sIoN.-Thcre are now at work on the Capitol
extension 200 marble cutters and assistants {;
200 laborers; 80 carpenters; Z bricklayes, be-
sides other mechanics in less numbers. Upwards
of $4,000 bricks are laid daily.