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nor SALE-Two well nuished lex HOL,SE,S.
containing eight rooms each
Also, several Frames. just fnishsi, sll Ct which
will be sold at low prcs and on easy terms by an
plying at ICY shop. Oh 9th street. between II end y
streets, where can be obtained Doors, Sash. Moul5
Ing &c> at very moderate prices. Or address TO me
through the Post Office. and they shall be promptly
attended to. WM r. WOODWARD
any Io-eosW' Bull er
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SECOND pEsRArout

sAes Of 1000 barrsIs Of hOur a, y..er,i.,. :,
sioss Corn LJshsly depressed; sales o.
,vVpu bushels. Cotton Ia esOlining 81 co
ths First Board, stocks ara ,om.xb., a..
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY

WASElNGTUN SEMINARY,
THE exercises will be resumed on Monday, Sep
J. tembsr 9Th. The course of studies Is tn. same
as In Georgetown College None viii be admitted
who cannot read and write. No extra charge for
French and Spanish
II. ]. DENECKRRE, 8. j President.
aug 24-8ts
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s WET NURsE WANTED.-Mnquirc at No. Sc
~ Pennsylvania avenue, Six Buildings.
auC 2p-3fE
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Nor DEAD, BUT VERY DRUxK-This morn
Ing, one of the attendants at the guard house
went to the cells to see what the prisoners
wanted. On entering one cell he found q
prisoner lying on the floor, his limbs rigid, no
pulse, and apparently dead. The guard rub
bed him. thumped him, and tried ell means he
could think Of to restore him to life, hut all In
vain. He left the guard house to End the
Captain, and while he was gone a police officer
came IN and was astonished to find q prisoner
dead In the cells On the Captains return, he
poured dose o. Ehiskey in the fellows throat;
it operated finely, and in few moments wa.
restored to life Tho officer returned, and
seeing the man sitting in the guard room,
asked him if he was'n Mt dead? hefellow i'm
mediately replied, 81 don't know" The Cap
tail thought it imprudent to send dead man
to the work house, and ordered his relies 60.
The fellow had keen dead drunk" all night
DIsPossEssISG Y estsr6sy Jury was sum
moned to decide 4 case between Mr. Ale1an-
der and F. V N. Throop. Mr.. Alexander
wanted to obtain possession OF house in which
Throop lived. In order to dispOseess the ten
ant he had to obtain verdict in his favor
from a Jury summoned to hear tho cause. The
verdict was given in his favor, and he had .
right TO eject the family; but proposed to
Throop to leave quietly and psy the cost, and
he would return all the furniture which he had
taken from him previously. Tho Jurors gave
up their fses to assist Throop, and it Is prob.
aoie TINS case, which has caused considerable
Yak In the tenants neigh borhood is quietly
seeded without all the trouble predj>4ea.
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DOR RENT--A Frame BOCSE, Containing nine
rooms, including kitchen. situated on 18th 81.
bst~een G and d streets Island To = good tenant
the rent will BE- low. Fer further Particulars en-.
qnrs q \, I. smaliWood. At tbs Store OF clsgett,
Newton. May Co, or at ths dl or ~
22-tf
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Al OF oLD NEWXPAPKRs FeR SILE ~
"A ~" o~ 40
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By GREEN q SCOTT, Auet.....r,

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,. ~ Ens above sale IL postponed to
"oNpA (, eeptembar II, SAME hor- ana place.
|. sus - CkAEhN AsHEAhn Tenrta.
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referred
Mr.. killmon offered resolution to pay Il
Brown $40, for painting done. Adopted
Mr.. Busey reported u bill to increase tht
GALAXY of the surveyor. Referred.
An act to pay the expenses. of the rscen
elections in the First and Fourth Wards, Va.
adopted.
Mr.. Barr proposed IN act to repair certain
pavemepts Referred.
Mr.. Busey offered resolution calling ON The
surveyor to report the amount Of fees received
for tho last five years in his Office
Mr.. Gill moved to reccm,nit the resolutions
in l.svor of the Metropolitan railroad which
wa -. reed to.
The b,.I appropriating 500, to be taken GU,
of the ssve.. th Ward fund, for casual repair.
in said Ward, was passed.
TIE LIQUOR BILL
Mr. Dom moved to Jake up the bill to sup
press the sale Of liquors, 80, and wanted 1t
passed or rejected to night.
Messrs. Bamberger and Busy again dis
eussed the meaning of Mr.. Mays report in
Congress. on the subject
Mr.. j. W. Davis moved to make the bill the
special order for Monday, on account Of the
absence Of Messrs. Duncanson, A. Mod. Davis
and Smith.
Mr.. Dom advocated immediate action. He'd
received an anonymous note saying have
read your bill AID find that all the fools are
not yet dead" Mr.. D. said that note Wa the
best proof OF the fact.
Mr. Walker was for prompt action.
Mr.. Newman made an eloquent but brief
speech in favor of the measure, apd said be
would sit till midnight to have it passed.
The vote 10 postpone was then taken by yeas
and nays and resulted as follows:
fsas-Messrs. Kelly, Plant, j. W. Davis,
Bussy, kImOn, McCauley and Stewart-7
Gsys-Messrs Newman. Barr, Dom. Walk
or, Ball, Clements, Cross Ruff, Bambergsr, ard
Gill-lO.
So the bill vas not postponed
1t was then taken up by sections.
Mr.. Newman advocated the passage Of the
bill. Was not elected a temperance man. but
was opposed 10 the sale of liquors Described
the evils Of intemperanee, mania q. potu, suffer-
fngs of mothers, wives, children, and even now
many heart broken woman was praying for
the banisbment Of liquor.
Mr.. Dom read extracts from . book called
the Lights OF Temperance showing Stats.
tically the physical injuries, crime, DC, esused
by rum-drinking.
a motion made by Mr. J. W. Davis to s.riks
out the lines that prescribed that Zone eredi-
BILE witness" shall be sufficient to convict, and
the part which gives half the fine to the In
tormsr which was loss.
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HEADQUARTERS,
MILFORD, JUNE 20, 1854.

ORDER No. -.
THE following Regiments will parade for review
i and drill at such times and places as are herein
indicated:
The ssth Regiment of Infantry will parade at Do
minick's. OH Tuesday, the 25th OF July.
The 3Sth Regiment OF lnianlry will parade at ia
lapa, on Thursday, tile 9th Of July.
Tile 10th Regiment of Cavalry will parade at Mar.
tins on Saturday the 10th Of July.
The 10th Regimen: of Infantry will parade at Boyd's
on Tuesday, the lst Of August.
The 4lst Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Parks
on Thursday, the Sd Of August.
The 45tn Regiment Of Infantry will parade at the
Burnt Factory. ON Saturday the 9th OF August
Tie 35th Regiment OF Infantry will parade at
Unionviilc on Tuesday, the Sth of August.
Tie 9th Regiment OF Cavalry will parade at Glenn
Springs, OIL Thursday, the luth Of August.
The 36rh Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Tim
mons, on Saturday, tile 18th Of August
The 37th Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Will
kins, on Tuesday, the 18th Of August.
The 34th Regiment Of Infantry will parade ut ork-
vile, on Thursday. the l7th of August
The 46lh Regiment OF Infantry will parade at Ebe'
uezerville on Saturday, the 18th Of August.
The 2'st Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Ian
Iaster, on Tuesday, the 22d of August.
The 9th Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Rich
Hill, on Thursday, the oath OF August.
The seth regnent oil Infantry will parade at Ches
The 9th Regiment CT Cavalry will parade at Yongues
OH Tuesday, tile 10Th Of August
The Oath Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Bells
on Thursday, the 3lst Of August.
The 25th Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Wnns-
boro' on Saturday, the I'd ofSeptember.
The 18th Regiment oi Infantry aud the 9th Reg'
ment of Cavalry will parade at or near Camden, on
Tuesday, the 5th Of September.
The goth and 44th Regiments Of Infantry will pa.
rade at Sumter'e, on Thursday, the 7th Of Septem-
Der.
The officers and non-commissoEed officers will as
semble on the day previous to the reviews of their
several regiments for drill and instruction.
Volunteer Companies will be thoro :ghly inspected,
and tile books Of Beat Companies will be examined.
Generals Of Division and Brigade will, with their
Stalls, attend the reviews Of their respective com.
mands.
Generals of Brigade charged with the extension
Of this order
Alds-dc. Camp to the Commander-n-C Chief are re
quired to attend the reviews in their several Brgades
and those not residing i'll the Drgades to he reviewed
are invited to attend.
By order Of the Commander.in-ChieE
r. G. NJ. DUNOVANT,
Adjulant and Inspector General.
June q. 26 tr
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sglADlSDlg &YRaMG9S,
1ya6tsnrs CnIBl.tv. Geo.

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage extended to
l. my Spring, and feeling my entire incapacify for
their management, have arranged with AAKON
GAGE, Eso of Mobile, Alabama, the popular host OF
the "EUTAW HOUSE." to TAX. an interest in them.
The Hotel will be under bis management during
the approaching season. Mr. Cages high leputatInH
rs Hotel Keeper, connected with the fuet that lie
intends making Georgia his future home, il n sure
GU .rantee that nothing will lie wanting under his
management to give entire satisfaction.
The reputation Of this Watering Place for health.
saubrty of Innate variety and efficacy Of its waters
the comfort and beauty Of its improvements, with fine
rides. agreeable walks, and distant mountain views,
make it popular resort during the Summer months,
end alwa,s insures Tor 1t the finest society.
The Hotel will he kept in the best style, and with
the aid of the fine market which the country contigu
GUS furnishes the table will Le second 10 none in the
country. Ample arrangements exist for the accom-.
mediation oil families. ...
The fine German Band from Charleston whose Nu.
sic was so much admired last season, are engaged
q .ain One member Of the Band will give lessons in
Dancing, and another in Music. b.
The Springs are twenty two miles from Athens.
Grorgia whre two lines Of Stages are awaysi in read.
iuess 10 convey passengers. Persons leaving Angus
tn or Atlanta by the morning train can sleep at the
Springs.
Rates of Board will be the of four months
800 per month three months, S.5 per month under
three months, $50 per month per day, Sl.50. Chill
dren and servants alfprce Applications for Board
can be made to the undersigned. per mail, at the
Springs or to Mr.. Aaron Gage Mobile, Ala.
j. D. WATKINS.
Madison Springs, Geo., March, 1854. loft =
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CAMDEN HOTEL

Is ,,ou open for the accommodas'0n Of the 1ta0'
cling Public. = g., p,
TT is an excellent and comnodious building new AND
i we'll fitted up and lately put in state OF complete
repair The Rooms are large open and airy; hne Aac
iy parlors we'll furnished .The Table viii be suppled
with every thing which an excellent country market
will afford, and attended by the best servants.
The Bar will be supplied with the choicest Wines
and Liquors. ~
THE STABLES ~
Are we'll fitted up attended by careful and expercse.
cd Ostlcrs and well supplied with provender.
ALSO
Lots prepared for the accommodation Of Drovers, with
excellent water conveniences.
There will at all times be an Omnibus in attendance
to convey passengers to and from tile Depot.
W.M WATSON.
Camden. May 80, 1854: 90
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Mr.. Editor I'm your last Journal | see my
name announced as a candidate for the Legis-
lature at the next election.
Though the complimentishighly appreciated,
under present circumstances must respect
fully decline the nomination, with many thanks
for the honor intended.
lam yours truly,
JOHN ROSSER.
July l, 1854.
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FATAL ACCIDENT John Fry, of Lexing.
ton District, who was OIL visit to this city
for the purpose of selling some produce was
killed yesterday afternoon near the gas works
under the following painful circumstances: =
The deceased was on his return home driving
his wagon The horses became frightened
and ran down Gervais street at a brisk gait
Mr.. Fly being as we learn slightly intoxicated
fell from one of the horses and was run over
by the wagon. He was soon after taken TO
the Guard House in state of stupor, and sur
vi, ed but a short time. D. B. Miller, Esq,
the Coroner, held an inquest upon the b'dy.-
The post mortem examination revealed the fact
that the deceased came 10 his death 10y frac-
ture of the skull caused in the manner above
related, and such was the finding of the Jury
nf Columbia Times.
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MARRIED-In Ohio City, Ohio, on Thursday eve.
ming June 22d by the Rev. Lewis Burton, BENZ GAss
of Texas to Miss BESSIE EvArT of the former place.
On Wednesday morning. 2Sth uIt, by Rev.
S. H. Hay, Mr.. NELSON b. PRorHRo, of Charles.
ton, to MARY BARKLEY, eldest daughter of Ma.
ior John R"sser, Of Camden.
MARRIED. the 29th ult. by the Rev.
N. Graham, Mr.. q. w. Howell, of Sumter
vile, to Miss ANNA NJ. Lucas, formerly OF
Camden.
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CAMDEN BAZAAR.

WE would respectfully inform our friends ID the
w town and country that we have received our
stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
embracing larger variety than we have ever before
offered them, consisting in part Of
DRY-GO GO0DS-Cacues, Muslins, Gingliams. Barege,
Robes, Mantllas, Jacouet, Swiss, Checked and Dot
ted MusIus White and Figured, with every other
description of goods for ladies' dresses, all Of the
newest styles
Bonnets Of all descriptions .,..... a.. r
Ribbons plain and figured, suitable for the season,
and Of the most fashionable style, -
Wells, Needleworked Chemsettss,. Collars Under
sleeves, Mantillas Gloves &c, &c. =, -,...s
Hosiery in every variety for ladies aud gentlener'
Gentlemens Wearing Apparel, such as Coats, Vests,
Pants Shirts, Cravats, &c
Hats, Caps, Shoes, Boots, &c.
ALSO.
4 great variety Of articles in the Saddlsry line.
Umbrellas, Parasols, Buggy Umbl elias, &c. ,.s
An assortment of Crockery and Glassware, Hard.
ware and Cutlery
Our stock Of oGG2OCERIES aud PROVISIONS is
large ana complete.
EB-SELLING AT CHARLESTON PRICES.
Thanking the public for past avors, they promise
to use every endeavor to merit continued confidence
and favor NJ. DRUCKER CO.
May II. 10
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SINGULAR DEArH-Mr. ]. H. Morehead,
living near Paris, Mo-, died short time since
under singular circumstances. Hear"s in the
morning apparent, in his usual health, aad
after walking about short time, and partaking
of his breakfast, he ordered his negro man 10
bring long bench into the house, saying he
expected 10 die soon and wished to he laid
out on the same. lie then ordered him to
fire "ff a gun, as he wanted to see whether he
could hear the report. After this his wife ask
ed him if she should send the negro to work
in the field; he replied not, that he was going
to die. and he wished the negro to stay and
help lay him out. He then laid down aud ex'
pired soon after.
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WATERBURY'S
Great Fifty Cent Gift Enterprise.
100000 GIFTS

WORTH FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
rJNbe Grand Exhibition Of THIRTY TABLEAH OF
i NATIONAL HISTORY, at Hope Chapel Lee
ture Room, 720 Broadway continues that attract I'm
meuse numbers every evening. The Gift Certificates
are selling fast In connection with this enterprise lor
only Fifty Cents the purchaser receives beautluliy
Engraved Gift Certificate good for two admissions 10
the most ennobing Exhibition offered to Arnerl-
cans, and one of the following Valuable Gilts:
valuable brick House and Lot in Phlla. ::
delphia. .................. .'Sloooo
magnificent freshstone house and lot
in fashionable part of New York city $4,000
threestory brick house asd lot in the
city OF Boston. .'........ Ao,Voo
splendid country residence i'll the State
of New Jersey with SO acres OF land
in bigh state of cultivation ........ 10000
magnificent gold tea sett, containing
20 pieces of solid California gold, with
solid sver Pedestal, beautifully chased
Cash valuation. .................. Io,VVo
10 massive silver tea setts, finely chased. $4,000
100 beautifully situated building lots near
L. /. r. K. within few minutes ride
ofN. Y. city. ou:ouo
mcmillan naker. $4,000
1000 cold thimbles. .............. 5000
500 gold watches, consisting Of Jules, Jer-
genson, Cooper indepent second chro-
nometer, eight duy, enamel, diamond,
magic, duplex and English levers,
huuting(vcry heavy for ladies gents $4,000
ness ................. 1000
100 elegant silk dress patterns. ......... 1000
20 beautifully made trotting gigs. 900. 1000
~ Of Jefferson. on....................... $4,000
200 600 do. of the Sultan OF Turkey. ...... $4,000
100000 do of the Gar of all the Russians. $4,000
lOO, 900 do, of the harbor Of Venice the finest
scenery in the world .............. $4,000
100 900 views of Washington crossing the Del
aware ................. ......... 1I,ooo
100 900 descriptions Of Grand Tableau forming
desirable history Of all the stirring
events Of the Revolution. ........... 25,000
9500n pieces Questionable music. ........ 23,750
Is loans of one thousand dollars each, for
Gfty years without security or interest $4,000
94s sets Of massive silver spoons. ...... $3.50
100 splendid engravings, gilt and fancy
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List of Letters,

DENIAL ING in the Post Office at Camden, S. c.,
LII July lst. 1854.
A-Albert Joseph 2; Albert sousan; Albert Elisa
A.. Adamson F. B-Boen John A.. Boen John; Bal
ley G.; Brown Henry; Bradshaw N; Bristow Miss N e.
A.; Bristow N. C-Cutcham William. Cook j. W.
2; Cook Sally Copeland Daniel: D-Drakeford Jo'
seI'h. Ford JOHN Ford J. w Ferrand &c.
CAN'T Harriet; Gardiner Joseph, q Gorden D. G,
H-tIoand Sarah; Hunter J. NJ. Opera Troupc;)
Higgins john o.; Hodge NJ. G. I-lngram John;
Jones Richard K-King J, F. L-Llttle Valcour.
M-AIcHa Lenora; McCaskill John; Mcdonald j. w.
Moye Major; Morgan Prof G. N-Nichols Jacob;
Nance Mr.; Neltes B Nelson Francis P-Perry
b. D ; Poke John. R-Reeves 7. j; Robertson Tyre;
Rodg rs S S-Sap Nancy, 2; Silver Saml. 3; Sha.
lor Sousan: Smith NJ; ShauI Mary; Shepherd NJ. B
Smith c. D.. Strattbrd George; Smart john; Silver
G.; Sllalor S. Il. T-Iuruer Benjamin; Taylor Mar
gareI; Trucsdell Il. W.-Walker j. n. 2; Wright
PatSev Y-YUung john.
Persons calling lor the above letters will please say
they are advertised
JOHN N. GAMEWELL, ?. NJ.
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100000 amounting to.

100000 amounting to. .S5OO,OoO
All the above valuable property will be placed in
the hands Of any responsible Committee appointed by
majority Of all the certificate holders, and subject TO
their control, for fair ad honorable distribution to
ul partesconccrned, which, from the proprielors ex.
tensive arrangements throughout the whole United
States and the Canadas is expected to be about the
first of August next.
All orders for these beautiful Gin Certificates from
the country, addressed post paid with the money en-
cl:sed, ro Edwin Waterbury, Hope Chapel, 720 Bread
way. will meet with prompt returns
Office open from ~ u. m. to p m, and from to 8
pm.
rSY- remcmber-a knowledge Of your Countrys
History, the prospect Of Gift worth $4,000, and the
certainty of handsome present Tor fifty cents
Exhibition evcrv evening at st, and "Wednesday
alll Saturday afternoons
Offices for the saie of Certificates, Howards Hotel,
corner of Broadway and Maiden Lane Frenell's Ho.
TEL opposite the City Hail. at the Lecture Room f2O
Broadway, and at 2. J. Delays Drug Store Camden,
S. C. "A
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DIR. McLane's Liver Pills,

DEING composed entirely of vegetable substances is
ID not only safe, hut have been found by all who
have used them as the best remedy for all affections
of the Liver and Digestive organs. In fact, where
they. are used Liver Complaint cannot exist.
NB-P Price rs cents per box.
The above valuable preparations are for sale oy
most Of the Druggists and to be had wholesale oil
P. N. COHEN CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
calls, Perfunery &c.
No. 20 Hayne-street, Charleston, S. @,
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DIVIDEND

OF THE
South Carolina Rail RoadICOmpany,
AND OF THE
South Western Rail Road Bank.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Juue 26th, 1854.
THE South Carolina Rail Road Company having
i declared dividend Of four dollars and twenty.
five cents per share, ami the South Western Raj Road
Bunk dividend Of seventy five cents per share, for
the six mouths ending the 3pth inst the united divi
dcnd Of five dollars per share, will Le paid on and
after the lst proximo.
The Dividend OH Stock in the Road having no cor
responding share in The Bank will he paid on and
after the abuve mentioned date, at the Bureau Office
Of the Company in Joh.-street, and at the Bank Of
Camden Camden
THOMAS WAR[NG Auditor
South. Carolina K. r. Co.
j. C. COCHRAN, Cashier
South Western r. r. Bank.
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The weather continues as we have had occa.
sion most feelingly to report it before. We en-.
deavored to get up temporary and palliative
sensation of GOODNESS by reading in an exchange,
receive yesterday, the following item:
"rhere was some frost OIL the Berkshire
Hills, Mass, on Monday morning"
Charleston Courier.
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No bishop was elected in Rhode Island, by
the Episcopal Convention, at the r rcent trial
the laty not agreeing to the candidate whom
the majority OF the clergy had selected. Ac
cordineIy, the Dioresan Convention has ad-
journed sine die, and requested the Assistant
Bishop of Connecticut to cfficiate il. the do
cese as he has heretofore done, the vacancy
having existed for several years.
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June l3

VXANTED to hire by the month Cook and wo
w man or girl to wait in the house and wash and
iron for small family. Enquire at this office.
June IL Il "a
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:. REVIVAL IN THE BAPTIST CHURcH.-The
meetings in the Baptist Church in this place
still continue On Sunday morning last, %
white persons were baplised in Reedy River
10 Of the number students Of the university
The morning was bright and beautiful, and
the banks Of the River were lined with an i'm
mense number of the people Of Greenville and
country "round about" The scene was deep
ly impressive and interesting one. The Pas.
tor remarked before performing the ordinance,
that it recalled the image of scenes on the Jor-
dan. which transpired eighteen hundred years
ago. GreenviNe Mountainser.