The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-27


State law, soldiers we're not authorized to vote T6i
will knock the conventions work in The head, if t III
as without tie soldiers vote the constitution is in
minority
The City Council Of Columbus, Ca, has passed
resolution rroviJilg that any menber5 council VIII
shall atendauy fits meetings while in state of III
sSoxicatioa shall be fined fifty dollars fofthe first O.
fence, and for the second shall be expelled wha
Shas been the matter this legislation necessary
to provide against future spiritual manifestation
GRAND CoNcERT.--Ths "Lone Star Mustrels" pro
pose giving their first entertainment at the Temper
ance Hall this Thursday) evening for the beneft
the. Wayside Hospital s,
We Lave been assured that tller performances
though comic are chaste, and calculated to please
most fnstdo,Is The cause for which this entertain
mentis given willcertainly guarantee full and ap
precia;iive audieuceS ~
yREFUekEs ~ GaNADA.-T..e following order seem:
9 have created great excitement among the refugee.
from: ankeedomin Canada: s.is -i..it,il5s 6. sf
NEADQUa RTEIs, QUEBEC, Z
II 49, SLs. H.. .SSeE'tewber II, ] S64.s j, f.
Notice is hereby gwen to all pefs6ns from the Fed
eral STATES of Aeiita w''o taken ,epge p Can
ada since he first of usust 1861 apate lit for le
Performances 81 mgly daly;t report jmned diatclE
Capain II. St.ss0pe Wilkes OF Ber ETaiesy 9 Service
atIAis headquarters. Clifton lonse, Csnada West for
enrolment into tie military soF3ice of uer lhjes,vs
Government.
All persons f'1ns or refusing to comply with tlis
oraer will 5e SdHectto summary arrest fine and i'm
Refugees and exles seeking the protection of ll,is
Governmept'mrst lenl their aid 20 s.eugtitn the
Governments lhat gives them protection.
by orderi ,Esty
Southern refugees are ssid tt be complying with tie
order, and Yankees are making for their homes. 1t
should cause our authorities to reflect on their enien.
cy towards eresnes A letting them go almost entire
y unscathed while every white male eitzn is requir-
ed to go t9 the front-exempton or no exemption
detail or nc detail.
AN EscAPEb PaIsovEe CAueHY.-OasSat-
urlay night one of the Yankee prisoners es.
capsd from the Jail, and m&dee his way towards
thc}Eestern part Of the city. He there ell
connteged a'hegro, obwhom he made a con-
fident, and offered fifty dollars for the negroes
assistance to ferry him over the Ashley. The
negro Willingly consented, but suggested to the
Yankee. rhat while .he wouldbe absent making
the nee. ssar5 boat Arrangements, he must con-
sent to belocked Gp in a room to escape de,
lection b5.;he guard. Corsenting to this the
negro went directly to mis- yonng HMassa," and
informed him of the game he had bagged.-
Masss Charley took his trussv double-barreed
gun, and was soon face to face with the .es-
capped .prisoneriwbo tried to resist at first. but
soon became passive, venting his ire on the ne-
gro for betrayi6g;him. The negro enjoyed the
scene hugely, and with his master escorted the
prisoners to Jail, where he is now safely lodged.
-Me,cuy Of Tuesday.
Gut out-tbe following and!aaste in your
scrap book. 1t is worth years subscription
to any reader ofthis paper u
The,leaves of the efaef, ifstrewn among corn
or other grain, when itlisPut in the biD; will
efectuallS preserve it from the rarages.of the
wcaviI. The juice will also kill bed bugs and
mageots: Insects never touch elder bushes
The leaves of elder scattera over cabbages,
cucumberss squashes and osGer plants subject
to the rayages' Of insesss efectuallya shields
them. The plum and other fruits may be
saved by placing on the branches and among
them punches ofeder leaves.