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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-08-14
Ti,c Abolition Plot i'm Texas.

The Louisville C1u'ier publishes letter from u, f.
Barkley, Of Brdvillc Texas, to j. N. Barkley Of
Louisville. giving interesting additional: details con-
cerning the "boton-ncero conspiracy in Texas Tic
letter is evidently written under strong excitement
but the facts which it details arc calculated to justify
such feeling VIC quote only portion OF the letter.
1t says:
!We 1axsu discovered in tue possession of several
sqseatas sqseatas fe!se5ls, aldH letters forn, ,-~: rifles
that several boxes route to this Pl and
other points, with which to arm the slaves. just
learn that tic citizens committee have hung two men
in Dallas county, and on day before yesterday man
10y the name of Crawford, from Minnesota, WAS hung
in Fort Worth, in this county. They found in his
house twenty-five Sllarpcs rifles twelve Colts pistols
fifteen muskets, and eight common rifles, and bill Of
twenty-fOur Colts narysixes and IS Sharpe's rifles
which had been forwarded to him from house in Bos-
ton, and which lac not arrived They also found
documentary evidence showing widespread conspi-
racy. duplicating prominent Republicans at the North
and while write three more persons are undergoing
an examination before the citizens. committee in
neighboring city y call appeared this morning for
public meeting in our town this evening God only
knows what is to be the result; but l do hope that
every abolition cmissary may be caught and made to
suffer the just penalty Of his crimes in death 1t is
true that it may seem hard to hang man without
Judge or jury but when the lives Of our families are
at stake-wcn those that are most dear to US arc in
danger orbeing not only murdered in cold blood. but
perhaps TO meet worse fate then il is time to take
the law iuto our hands and to protect families
Il have Just returned, since writing the above from
our town meeting where we organized committee Of
safety Of which was appointed chairman and have
summond four or five persons Lclore us tonight, and
think. from the standing Of tic committee, that there
will he no rash steps taken. hut their course will Le
marked with moderation and justice. I have just
twelve miles sout, of this place, and afterwards was
ravished The negro. presume was burned at the
stake Oh that night. ! will write soon.
''B. F. BARKLEY."
y letter Of the 2lst ult from Dallas to the Austin
State Gazstte says:
'Tlc excitement consequent upon the revelations
made by negroes under examination continues unaba
cd. Already nearly a hundred blacks have been
arrested and examined separately before Il committee Of
vigilance. appointed for that purpose
\ later letter says:
TUESDAY, July oI.-TIs evening, at 4 o'clock the
three ring leaders, Sam, Cato and Patrick were
escorted from the JAIL under strong guard. to the
place of feXecuon An immense concourse Of citizens
and negroes assembled.
There are other evidences Of a wider spread plot in
Texas lut the late hour mt which we received our
exchanges prevents lis from copying further details
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-08-14

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ii greatly Facilitates the pro-
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upon it. mothrrS. it will give
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-08-14
The Union and Cur Policy.

Our State has frequently been charged by the lying
abolition presses OF the North with being disumol-
ist "per Sc" factionist; whereas in fact baser fab
caon or more palpable falshood never was publish
5&a. No government on earth contains subjects more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-06
ConsressI NAL Nominations.

TRENTON, NJ Sep'.5 The Republican Con
vention OF the Second Congressional District me-
here to-day Ii was largely attended h5rmoniou,
and enthusiastic. TX Gov. Newell presided, with
Vice-President from eacl of the four counties
John l.. Stratton Of Burlington, was then re-.
nominated byeaeelamation. He appeared and
responded TO the nomination in an able speech
referring to his votes on the tariff, homestead bill
slavery question, &c. in Congress; also Ia the
principles OF the chicago platform, which he
fully endorsed r..
CINCINNATI, Sept 4 The democrats have aon,.
mated George II. Pendleton for Reelection "a
Congress from the first district and Alexandria
Long from the second district in this city.
UREA, ", Y, Sept Hon. r oscoe Conklina
was today nominated by The republicans for re-
election to Congress. , 81 -
WEST CHESTER, Pa, Sept 4.-rhe People,
(Lincolnl patty convention or Chester county met
today and unanimously nominated Hon. John
Hickman for Congress 9'-7 - :
SUHBuRY, Pa, Sept i--The Peoples County
Convention met today and nominated the Hon
James II. Campbell for reelection TO Congress
SCRANTON, Pa Sept. 5.-Col g. w Scranton
YVES re-nominated yesterday for Congress by ac-
clamationk 49,
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THE LATEST NEWS
TEL EGR APHIC.
Later from Eura..

st JoHN, Sept. The steamer p,in,. .,
Tom Liverpool via Galway on the 2sth has arrived
The steamers Asia, AustralssIan and G,s,, r..
tern bad arrived out - SA''
Nothing decisive In Garibaldi,s movement, h,,
yef taken place, but his progress has been stead
The Saribaidians Were masters Of Reggie and
Fort Delpizzo Also after a short fight they occu
pied the villa San Giovanni.
A delecuon In the army OF Naples was consld.
cred extremely probable. and IL was believed thai
out bloodshed -
Conflicts had occurred between tie NeapoIItau
troops and some Garibaldians who had landed
from sandman vessels
Inc English steamer " The Orssel, - from Hull,
win passengers for Messinia, was seized by the
PASSENGER while the captain was ashore at Genoa
supposed the passengers were friends Of Gar.
lea 10 81 The vessel was chartered under penalty
OF tS,0 against seizure and the inference is tha
she was designed for Garibaldi
ing at Genoa for Sicily.
Tue I'm peror Of Austria and the King Of wur.
temour& are about to have an interview
Tbe0hina mails had reached England with later
intelligence Large bodies Of rebels who had
aken refuge In jungle had been routed
Lord Elgin and Count g ross had pone "a an :.
Gulf Of Pecheli. twas suspected that thew vronIa
attempt TO renew futile negotiations while every.
tning Indicated the intention OF the Chinese 10
fight.
Lord Palmerston had announced IN the Horse of
Commons suspension OF the relations between
England and Paraguay, pending the esotiations
subject
lac also denied the statement that Austria threat
ened to support Naples. She adhered 10 non lin.
prevention TIL her own frontiers Were threatened
Napoleon has issued decree opening French
ports for the free ADM ssion of all kinds Of FOREIGN
grain, irres pective of fao
The chiefs of the Nationsl Guard Of Naples ten
uefed thelr resignation In consequence of the TO-.
eign battalion not being dsbanded. .
meeting Of the sym pa,hiz.rs with GaribzldI
had been held In London
All was quiet In Syria at the latest advices.
IL ls reasserted from seml-offcial source that
n ussia Is Certainly concentrating fresh troops In
bessarabis, and increasing her naval forces In the
Mediterranean. The harvest In Russia and her
provinces sthe most abundant known for many
years. 10y
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The Prince of wales-Rrligiou. Feuas.

KINGSTON, Sept. The steamer Kinpston. with
tue PriGce OF Wales and royal suite arrived sew
eiai mics below this town and anc horsd at four
O'Clock this afternoon, when the Oranoemen -
sembled in great force to receive them The Duk J
OF Newcastle declined 10 land unless all na-ty
demonstrations We're withdrawn The mos. I'm.
tense excitement was created-the Orangemen
refusing to make concessions and the royal partV
remaining on board the steamer
LII appears the Orangemen not only formed in
procession to receive the Prince, but had two
arches erected on Princess street, the chief bust.
ness thoroughfare Of Kingston, the principal OF
which Is covered with orange calico badges and
the Inscriptions: "Our God, our Country and our
Queer, ~ 1880" "The Glorious Revolution q,
less, ""Walker Murray. Mitchell. Burns ana
Baker" On the reverse are medallIons Of Carl
oaidi and the Prince OF Waies-tbe former HAVING
the atched inscription: "Garibaldi 1860 the lat
ter "The faith Of my forefathers and mine ,,
Above the arch are two flags one with aI6ss-No
Surrender-169O" the other with a burning bpsh
upon 1t, and the words "Ever burning but never
consumed The whole is surmounted with the
ark, a cnerublm, crown and bible
The mayor Of the city visited the ROYAL party ON
board tue steamer, when the Duke Of Newcastle
told him that his royal ghness could not land al
present put he would give the people until nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning TO know whether
their partizan display could be done away with
He also informed his worship that if the CORPORA
tion should feel disposed to present their address
on board the boat, the Prince would be happy to
receive it. meeting Of the city council was
subsequently held, at which the mayor stated the
results of bis interview, and then stormy debate
ensued. was Anally determined tina; the ad.
dress should be presented in the city-in other
words, that the Prince should consult the wishes
OF the citizens not his own.
The Orange party also held meeting, and re-
solved to adhere to the course intended to be pur-
sued at the reception Of the Prince, viz: The pro-
ceSsion, with banners, regalias, etc. The Orange
men are said to number 3 900, many having come
from other towns; and they allege as excuse
for their course that the Catholics Lad the prem.
acy and forced all sorts Of concessions from the
Prince In Lower Canada, and now they should
have an equal chance. ass.
KINGSTON. Sept 5-Tbe refractory Orangemeu
paraded to-day, forming the wharf As il 10 re-
ceive the Prince, an officer with a drawn sword
riding up and down shouting "No surrender 4"
The Prince refused TO land and left for BeIleyile
fhe officials OF the three counties presented an
address ON the steamer. The Orangamen will
probably follow on steamer
ToRoNro, Sept 5.-There Is great excitement
here. The Orangemen held meeting Tonight
Their watchword Is "no surrender -
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Vermont State EIeet;eu.

MONTPELIER, Sept 4-The election for Stat
officers and members Of Congress took place to
day. Returns for governor i'm 90 towns Civ,
Erastus Fairbanks, republican, 6 ,SS5; John q
SAKE, Douglas democrat, 664: Harvey. Breck
inridge democrat 4s7; majority for Fairbauk s
3, 733 majority for Hall, republican, last wear
3,e6i showing republican gain of 66s Thes,
towus embrace one NTH of the State, and indi
cate the election OF Mr. Fairbanks by round ma
jority. AZ towns elect % republican representa-
tives-showing gain Of over last year
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MP. Breckinridse Dsf,,e, IA, p..s,...
TT strsng Unies se~eeS

Il usng Unten speech. ~ ~ n
LKxrNsroE, sept. 5-There w.s an I'm u.c..
gathering to-day at Ashland, 70 atiead ths RE-
inridge barbecue At an early hour the roxa.
| from al directions were crowded with people "A
salute Of 80 guns announced the arrival q Nj.
Breckinridge. He was hailed enth usi sstiesIl,
and his speech was received with much spplsus.
He said, In substance, a. follows
beg you, my neigheors, friends and old con
stitnents, 90 be assured that 4 feel profoundly
grateful for the cordial welcome you have es.
| tended 10 me. The circumstances under which I
appear are novel and unusual. I do .it I'm obedi-
ence to the request Of friends whose iuteliie
nave been accustomed 20 observe; and IL IL BE- an
uaaSsoinmon thing for persons In my position 90
S Suufess assemblies Of people, . can only say
70 discuss topics "a manner not altogether
uhnMe'tey OF The attitude occupy have been
ssskeo, iellow-eiiizens, 20 SPEAK In my own home,
- - tne poilucai organization with which
1onno. pas been asssiled in an unusual
country, appear before you TO-DAY for the purpo.e
Oh rePehlhg certain accusations which have b~~n
rtlaaS sssins, me personally, and indussriousy
clfculated through other States OF the Tnfon =
And, next, 20 show that the princ,niss NM,
wnieh stand are The principles OF the ConsfItn-
ton aud the Union Of cur country, And. SURELY.
if AZ any time the Justification could De fonnS NJ,
any man for addressing the people In the pos,tie,
which occupy 10 will be found in INV 90
ANONYMOUS writers and wandering orstots law.
chosen TO tell the people that I, individuality Ar,
disunionist and traitor 20 nv country a.
they declare with assurance and arnrm that 4
have exhibited a treason that makes, by com
paTison, Bur. patriot aud the memory Of Ar
mold respectable
But, fellow-citizens, before I come 10 the.
topics, ] desire 90 make a comprehensive STATE.
meat In regard 10 my position i'm connection
with the Presidency Of the United States 4
have been charged with q premature ambition
have been changed with intriguing fot this
nomination; with leaping before the wishes Of
the people, and desiring to thrust myself before
them for the highest office in their GIN
he Proceeded 10 defend himself from vurious
Charges, and defended the action Of the Conyen-
ton that nominated him, and condernninR the
Front street Theatre Convention as endeavoring
TO ioist upon the democracy dogma and Inc
adler Of that dogma.
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WIsrAR,s BALsAM OF WIN CuKRR,

~ I ne I3IlDWIIg IstteI 1rDm Rev. HKNRY WOOD, oil
nal, speaks volumes in favor of Wtstars Rnlsanl:-
CONCORD, ". H., March 2.
MRssRs. SETH w. FowLE Il Co.-Gsntiensu
Two years ago, a sudden and violent attack upon
my Lungs confined me 10 my bed for several wees $,
and when recovered, / was so much oppressed by
difficulty in breathing. that was often unable To
sleep or rest upon a bed by night. The suffering
remedies used, / supposed the disease incuTabie.
being persuaded to try bottle of Wistay's B1Isani
o. wa Cherry. without CO.. Rdence IN its efficacy
found the difficulty almost entirely removed be :
fore one bottle was used up. Sympathy with my
fellow sufferers induces me 10 make this public
statement, and recommend the article to others
similarly afflicted.
With respect, yours truly. HENRY WooD.
wrapper. ! .. ~ -
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle 4 Co., Boston, and for
sale by n. d. Gilman, $. &. Ford, jr., D. Il. Waite,
q. Stott, John Schwsrze, Nairn Palmer, Wash
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Fire and Less Of Life.

TOLEDO, o., Sept. 5.--The lodging rooms OF
the Catholic Orphan Asylum, in this city, were
destroyed ny fire last night. Three children and
one Sister of Charity are missing, and ii 10 sup
posed they persisted in the flames. Another Sister
was seriously injured by jumping from window
1t 10 reported this morning that the remains of one
child have already been found In the ruins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-06
speech Of senator seward In Detrsit

DRrKorT, Sept 4<-Senator Seward addressed
an immense as semblage this afternoon on the Do
litical issues CT the day. His sentiments were
frequently greeted with applause, and his testimo-
NAL To Mr.. Lincoln created an uproarious excite
ment. - .t ...at 90. 81 -f.H - e - 81.
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National Harse Exhihitian

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 4.-The National
Horse show at this place had splendid opening
this morning Several thousand people were on
the ground, Including many ladies The number
Of entries up to this morning is little short of five
hundred About four hundred teams appeared in
the cavalcade. f-a f.- -.
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New York Palitica

LocKPoRr, N. Y, Sept. 5.--The Daily Advert
ser and Niagara Weekly Democrat, the only Dem
ocracic papers In the county, at the masthead the
names Of Douglas and johnson have hitherto an
peared, came out this morning in favor Of Breck-
iuridge and Lane. $3.50 d ~
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N1unirinai Elecfiau-

WuMINsroN, Del. sept. 5.--The municipal
election took place to-day. The peoples party
elected their candidate, v. O. Gilpin, mayor, by
5 majority; Hanson Herman, alderman; Dr. j
w. Wilson, city treasurer; w. IL, Scoutt assessor;
and three out Of the I've eouncilmen. The dem.
ocrats ran two Tickets. 81, q. ula ~ u
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HOLLowAY's PILLS

which act as mere temporary styptics, Holloway's
Pills seize on the seat of the Oh Lease and extermi-
nate its primary cause-by invigOrating the diges-
tive organs stimulating the liver, purgIng the ehan
nes and purifying the blood, they promote a speedy
restoration of health and vigor. In bilIousne "
sick h. adache, acdity of the stomach, ard depres-
sion OF spirits they are equally efcacious. Sold by
all Druggists. at &c., g., and 81 per box. au 3-lw
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New York Mark<ts

NEw foRE. Sept - Flour has advanced IOa
Doc; State IS 6Oas5 7O Ohio s6 IOas6 40. south-
ern s. .O5aS6 80. Wheat has advanced la3c west
| ern red . 81; do. white 81 SIS Corn has i'd
vanced 2a3c mixed IS ks7Oc. Provisions quiet
w Risky is held at 2Ic -.
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8aItimars N1arh.s.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6-Flour closed quiet but
steady; Howard street OHIO and City Mills 90
Wheat closed firm; Southern white 81 4Osl %.
Corn closed active; yellow 7Os73c white 72a77c,
an advance. Provisions closed quiet and un-
changed; bacon sides I2kc. Coffee closed more
active at l3Hal4Ac. Whisky closed dull and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-06
financial.

NV YoRK, Sept 8 -stocks are steady; Chicago
and Rock Island 7sk; Illinois Central shares
s5a; do. bonds e6k 4; Michigan Southern IS; New
York Central 81 4; HudsOnRiver RR 57x; Va 6's
81; Mo. 6's SIS.
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Misssuri Pe,itic.

ST. Louis, Sept AT meeting Of the repub-
lioan State Committee, yesterday, the chairman
was Instructed TO prepase an address to the repub
lcans of "a issouri urging them % vindicate the.
principles in the ensuing Presidentisl election
without ah afiliation with any other party n
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Observation-Disclosures.

HAMPTON RoAps, Sept 5-Tbe ship south
America Of Boston, from the Chincha islands
has gone up 10 Quarantine. The British Lane
from jamaica, bound to New York. has arrived
leaking, her main mast sprung and sails gone
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LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT CLAM BAKE al
Meridian Hill. Five thousand Little Neck CLANS
from Long Island, Thursday, September 8, 1860,
from to O'Clock p IN. Come one and all.
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Sew Electisn in mex,ce

eNRw oRLEkss, Sept Sit Is reported that
pronunciamente N aboat to be proclaimed for I
new election 10 Mexico, which viii ryobably "
suit an favor Of Commonfort tor President. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-06

MEMBERs of the Georgetown Democratic Asso
citation will see by advert sement in another col
umn that meeting will be held this evening a
their old hall, corner of High and Gay streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-06

FULL HOUSE greeted Wyman last night. He
introduces many new tricks which are really Won
derful. He could, no doubt, draw full houses fol
many weeks but he is only to be with us the
balance of this week. Therefore let everybody
go while they have opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-06

CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsRs-John 8. Law
son, vagrant; workhouse 60 days Caroline Peters,
disorderly; do. 60 days. George Bowers, drunk;
do CT days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-06

WE UNDERSTAND that the National Guard bat
TALON intend spending the 18th Of September at
Arlington Spring.
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OF IMPORTANCE TO ALL.-The Grand Prize
Picnic which will take place at Arlington next
Tuesday, the nth, promises to be the finest affair
of the kind ever gotten up in this city. Great
awaits all who may 90 there day of pleasure
and profit Two hundred prizes will be dis
tributed. which can be seen In H. o. Hood s
show window.
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xaw1r.,ow,n sx,sr,,

MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
phy SLOAN, has Soothing Syrup for ChiIden Teeth
tag, winch greatly facilitates the process
by softenlng the gums, reducing all inflammation
will allsy all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, il will give rest
TO yourselves, and relief and health to your Infants
another column. 90 II-lv
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BARRY's TRIcoPHKRoUs
the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
nfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
gIsts and Perfumers ar IL SIN
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BARRY's TRIcoPHKRou

READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Read 1t; it will interest you.
au 20-eoly
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All of DIR. Humphreys Co.'S specific Ho-
meopathic Remedies put mp expressly for family
use, in boxes, at Is and % cents EACH Also,
each, with book OF full directions For sale BY
z. D. Gilman. $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale AMI
retail agent; W. A. FItz gerald, $50 north streets
also by F. b. Winter, corner of Massachu ave
and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external lnfammatiOns OF
all kinds. Sold as above. NASTY
y MEYKR's MIRACULOUS VEaMlN DESTROYER,
the oldest and best remedy known for extermilat-
ing Rats and Mice, COckroaches, Bugs, Ants,
Mosquitoes, Fieas, Moths Gram Worms and Gar
den Insects. 50. .-
w Principal Depot. SIS Broadway, NY.
Sold By all Druggists everywhere. ma 1873
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THE WAGON LICRNsEs-The numerous Corpo
rat on cases ainst licensed hucksters aud others
FOR failure to license their wagons, &c have been
decided by Justice Dom, who gave jud sment for
the Corporation Most Of the contestants have
paid costs and obtained their licenses; not. how
ever, without protest against the law as oppres-
sive. Some Of them say that they will number
their vehicles and put them on the stand for elm,
poyment in the porterage Of goods when not EN- q,
poyed In the markets. This course would cause
much dissatisfaction among the porters and car.
riers, who are already numerous, but could not
be complained Of by the authorities. fts
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF WAsHlNGToNIAN-
We regret to learn that Mr.. J. Mardis, a respect
able mechanic, while employed upon one Of the
virginia railroads, recently killed by falling
from the work upon which he was engaged. By
has been deprived Of their strongest earthly sup
port, and become subjects for the earnest sympa-
thies Of their neighbOrs and friends. The corpse
arrived yesterday, and will be inferred in this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-06

IT Though The star q printed on the fastest
steam press In south of Baltimore, its edition
Is 30 large to require 1t to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before u o'clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day
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MARRIED..

. On the 9Th instant, by Rev. J Spencer Kennard
M. JOSEPH j.. EWERS, to Miss ELViRA A.
FARROR, both of Virginia.