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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12
Winter weather ~ Fortress Msnrss-A
CrSWdsA HaPhev.
Fox1kRzs NoxxoE, Friday. Dec. = 1864.

Tho weather, which has for tho past few
vssks been comparatively mild for ills scsson. today
assuMed the gsyt Of Winter bitter viEd fr0u the
syht sprinting Of SNOW and with every prospect ei
tucspasine In severity.
The harbor u erovdsd vh soAoone.s, transports ana
Oh osssee II vessels.
Several sasias dssstsn VI eight nature have bsea
Tbs mall steamer Cossack which suiy.d from the
Ioos tAn AtsiDooh. reports everything - quiet and
shsa vssy little 6ring along he Enes hss occurred Of
lEfa.
The ossaass CooeineosaI q fetal Leo.
CArso. m. Friday. Dss . 1874.
In consequence Of q sudden rise in The river.
verk % the steamer ContnentA before reported ami
Aas been sbssdened 6As viii prove . Total less
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s2.OI4.oi4 SI,Uo, 3O e., o6s. -

Total. -.-..--....S2,UI4"If vI,JO,oeO <HV0c''ST
Attention il called to the financial card OF Culver,
Penn Il Co., Of No. 10 Nassau-st. in another
column. This house has published circular in re-
alton to Federal Stocks, which contains informa-
ton valuable to all holders Of those securities.
The National Currency Bank has been made o
special agent for tho sale Of stamps, upon terms
which will make il unnecessary 10 go to Washing
ton for anything in that line. It's rates are: For
$40 TO $IOO worth y cent discount; SiO0to 81 800
worth, ~ v cent discount; $1,000 worth and over
4, /, cent discount. The discount is made up in
stamps at per.
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and Prairie Du
Chen Railway for the eleven months ending Nov
IN .nmnaro ~ follows with 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

REGIs1 RATION OF SouTHERERIs.-The busi'
se., Of registration progresses steadily at Gen Pect'
headquarters. Thus far, enc thousand Sou.herner'
have been registered. We hear nothing certain with
regard 10 further arrests Of parties suspected Of com
plcity In the recent incendiary attempt reported
that several are known be IN the city, under the sur
yeiance Of the police. who hope. before long to effect
their arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

The ELECTION OF CHEZ ENGINEER. The
election Of Chief nginssr Of the Brookiyn Fre Depart
ment Western District VIII he held or Tuesday
inc next The candidates arr Mr.. John Cunningham.
the incumbent, And Mr.. David Simpson Of Engine No.
90 The Canvas 10 getting 20 be amin aied. and tac
friends OF each candidate working hard for Their
fnvrite The ballots win be cast at the different Ell
eins houses and when the polls are cleed each com
papy III send Its returns 70 FiremAns Hail. where the
yotss will be canvsssed and the result declared There
are slmost !. 500 lrelren in tne Western District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

CnuRcH OF TIE Holy TRISITY.-Thc Unita
Ran Church In For,iethst between FifIh and Sixth
svss. has been engaged for Sunday evening scrric"
throughout the winter by the Church Of the Holy
Trinity. new Episcopal church, who have nov buiii
iDc Tor their own use in the course Of erection on Tie
corner Of Madsoh.svo and Forty second st. The even
ing services were opened at the before mentioned
church last evening by che Row DIR. Tying. m -
Georees. The Rev. Stephen IL Tying. kowe'er. 10 til
permanent pastor Of the new church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12
ANNUAL ELECTION IN THE FIR DEPART.

nyr.-The annual election will be held a, Flrcmans
Hail. Mercer a.. this evening .or President. Vice
President Secretary Treasurer and Trustees Of the
New-York Fire Department There are two tickets
for nrstion--one OF them headed BY John X.
Plat for PRESIDENT with John Gies for Treasurer
ard the other BY Harry Howard for President. with
james H. Miller for treasurer. The election VIII CON
me- IT n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

TN FnS AT TIE BRoCKJYS GAS WORKS.
rSs IRE q the Brooklyn Gas Works 10 still burning.
WITH 0s spparcnt certainty that every ton Of coal
~ ussDisss M b esusunsl. Ths roofing a W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

PARTIAL REVIVAL OF THE PASSPORT SYSTEM.
The Collector Of this port Saturday received orders
from wsshdfton, TO require passports Of Al persons
coming hitler from Nassau and other ports that afford
harborrge and sympathy 20 the Rebel pirates. The
names Of suoh persona arriving without passports are
TO DO for syded 70 tne Government autboriies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

TBR WORKING WoMEs's PROTECTIVE UsroH
hold meeting tomorrow evening at Cooper Institute
at which addresses VIII DO made by Henry Ward
Beecber. James 7. Brady and other gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

BOARD oP ALpERNRy.-At tho meeting Of the
Board on Friday night resolution from tho Council
men wa concurred In directing the Controller 10 pay
TO tie families Of hundred day volunteers the same
amount Of weekly aid ~ 10 now being paid 10 three
ysars and other volunteers. An ordinance, making
additional appropriation for the families Of volunteers
VISA siior some discussion. laid over.
A resolution wss adopted granting permission to
Gorge Purser and others to establish line Of railroad
a. follows Starting from the porthery limit Of Avenue
q, through Secondst.. Aveaue A., EsseI, Grand.
Greene Canal and West.ss to the foot Of Courtlapdt
THE fare per passenger to be eight cents. Mr. Jero-
m.ah favored tho ides that the CoDror should aSver
se - valuable franchise for public sale and made
motion 10 strike tho names Of the ncorporAtors sd
,nsert his proposition AZ above. Lost. Mr.. Jones
moved TO have the fare redcced from eight TO Eve cent?
Lost and tho resnlutios 40 originally presented Wa
nioptsdtwclvs in the Affirmative. two (Aessrs. Jere'
miah and NcKnixAf) Ia the nsgative-aBd the paper
vss sent 20 tho other board for concurrence.
The Board met again at O'Clock on saturday after.
noon and the entire session vas occupied IN the sdop
ton Of routine papsni and the Board saourned
10 Monday ct O'clock D. IN.
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INSTRUCTION.

&1 WRITING; LESSONS To LADIES
VI and gents, ,inproyen cnt IN 10 lssscns ~IN,u
teei, day or evening, ~ BRoWNE's veil know
Academy Tor Colleec), 81 tultou ct, opposite pegrc
pont. Il. ooklyp. kaIk seplDs, Ar,ihmci'c. &c 49,
private instruction 10 ladies aud GEM IN Ciralnma
Realms, SPELLING, &c. W strictly privnc rnor.
IcuDs .Ate TOT the great attention fi,en a.
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NclSE N ENHN.
RAIN Ms AMERICAN MUSrrr.
rinNsN SUCCESS

RARN u Ms AMERICAN MrStrN.
riNTNsE SUCCESS
GREAT pAST0I,aE COMPANY
cavS Ga auI,r.
unec- irc d.lect n ct Won, q Kosti, tate MAlIEa
The - - Sy,.i - ~ l5 ' tsi8ll,ddfrrp
yiNI lithL hinplSkrS
AxrxrpA E ES,ia, fiES IttE EISF xoRs,,e
II IL, SWl IS 1Ht RON g Sy,S Will
Wifi,6tfY Sfsi CH1RGt. '''
GRTArssr NfcHSSIcXL WONDER OF NV
AHt
WILLIE TXuIB,TEp,
II will dgo h cphihi'od csrh cvcrip, n.tsr the Pan
I'M, csbiaoi irigs C9iy iiec, ncse. ie he,ss'
ei.s Of eiato ~. frlltf.d .,icus and useiui rcc.
& N mia. O. iuc'i4i' o'uiue table, /. &c lev
sdS " rai,, Che cSSii. ismrs .S spo c-r
die" Ell With c1n6,es ligh.od iu toj and ieu"c'..
s7D ' Ht,arne sS ln &c s-cpips A. sand ,c.A
tn<cFNGEi g. tfII$,tS1 VIA fSS'S
I'VE a II sSE hta iss Ts ,Slasi
tYNt'iAN in his tnvcilte srn~. an .,,s inn, :
MN ',>' d u ,o%e t3y sah, 4, ,,rS z
wxztLM;
., SAsoNiS, rAt.SSff tHEsST2iEa1cs s,--- =
''nt', WI %, w 9fI ZION durins each pcriorranr'
nf fSE o NA fkf T 4 ir 'S Ss ", !,
-FOUR SPLENDID shNs, II - CArrl RED
Clan, CHI, French ';s9 I' ,ps ,vo .,,,i., p,..
living, .hc three Nbuo Children, ,emiIni AaIa' ..
,to living Kan. n'oo, hving ro,cupne. niniaii'"
aud other curic-itios.
Adm is'ion, Is cens chiid'cn VI icr Ten AZ. -
HtNpEEI - MN sTpIIS 4 <Nppts
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'THE TKINTFES Of THE SEAMEN =
i Bank for .nss have ordered that interest (fice
thoioto, loi tho sI months ending June 3th. ~ fol
lows ON SIM, of tsD aud under, At r. rate Of prr
cent por auhuIb, and On suns exccedtus k6ut a. The
ia - VI pee cent. pr snnuIn, pAyablo on and after
Monday 18Th inst Tho interest vil b. PLACED to the
CT edit OF oepo,o!s ~ principal. New Yok. July oh
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- thoice Of rcsircnis. Also, fiicns MS, 90 .crv.
,suh'iltue- tor iGir price. DIb'f4 men, at men
unhc W. bc drafted. sre turuiehei rim substitute
NNp'T NJ ". NOoNAt. 'or. Boscry and Csn.i Il,
uudcf CNvrnr' Ssvin, Nmk. 80
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- - Young men wanted to Nuiuntce To- 81 DAYS.
u CONTRARY L. r'th Rokt. y q. :. w, a. the AZ
,nIn !tl tfns'y -. nom ~. NJ ~ 4. NJ. NOR
liMtR sILi.N AZ, 'rtA,n. rlMu1iN MONA.
MARY, Orderly Sergeant \,
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FOR SALE AND ro LEFT.

Two LE'-APAkTNENTS, CONSISTING
l. roo'ns- 10 houze OF $50 Fast 5s,n d. ID
ave. Rent, 81 ~.
WANTED TO RENT, A CELLAH--ANY
w one hayins cellar !or rent " III please address
Post Oileo box Gt or No. Is Bsoedsay.
S2E-FOR SALE 8 LOTS, FROM .35 To
eCc $50, at Woodhaven, Long leland. Must be
aoli. Tpqui'e of q. q. ANDREWS, 0 Chsnbep ct.
y e, SPENCER.
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s. y \
.uinte.. 20. s'e- piia, ARA, 10 ihOtt--
MN co, 90 Hios VA. ~"
kTifCiER> WANTED on MILITARY
Dyo .. A. q. NiiiIAl- lHs' Biostg .v fjs
SKlgT MAHEES AND TElMMEES Wan
- O., 10 l4a.e auseI site. 10 o. h.u r % ca,
pr ~ sp il = IL. W G Ncrt Of silr. t.pe wanted
Weave t2.on. ..2p a. : isas, 800. ~ IL
sPAHGLEES To WORK o. HOOP Sk.ri.,
- Arpy TO st 81 -, hLLL..I & %, Il ne
NY co.. ''''d 81 AM '.ii ave. 80
no kNMlFHS-WAHTFD I FIRE
man anu 100 man 'oo4 "a. 60 A.. .ttlir 500. y.
spp'y Al I. ;. WANnaL, shog, kichaIoAd ~ 4,
"a en- ls.iud. 80
TO METAL SpINNF RS-WANTED TWO
God sp.uue.-. Apply ear 40 NA. IOEitE
fS}Ns, al iru' H. 90
TO BAhER>-NANTED 4 FOREMAN TO
i'Ee ciatstc OF risr. Aso ,',oud nlnd Oh
cad App, 90! l.i.i z. ana ilh ave
7 THBEELLA>--WANTED GIRLS 10 SEW
~ ob 40 -eiii,. tool @ts and steady cnploy
reni 81! be -'el, Inquire ~ once.
~ il.Lis, hNAPP 60. a II ikerH.
XEST MAKERS TO BAlSIE AND fINIsH
" alel machncs. Noro but 5000 k1Ia6f 1eed Apply
~ Become 81 TOP toor, cor. %
WANTED AN ERRAND BvENHEHOE
w oIe. Apply Sso SoaEaa ~ 10
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SIX PER CENT interest allowed on ell uiru, ton.
~ 20 500
Al nOner' Deposited OF or before July 9oth viii
drHw mtelCst .rou the let
SPfNCfk X. GREEN, pir-,t'ni
EICn MD KELLY, sec. 2 AIRY. ~
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WANTED.

Wy 'p'"'ut ~ IL naAtn a't- heaf Aiaiiy
pPRENTICES WANTED FOR DRESS
likin4, raid hile learpine Arri, by n o.rt,
81 AIion ANA I'D iidg, ~
BOY j. YEARS or ACI WANTEp-
- per week one vto hrs roI he'd g. rho.olugI
Siy, ieierlri. My COT >odih ,jh - AID art
Nilisushurrh. ID Hoor. =
RTlFlC1AL FLOWLRS-2 SMART BOYS
ory. Apply to T. 4 LhppiN Ia w~.,crrg,5
I0t Nj MAN WANTED TO RUB Is
iof gieincr one r ro ~ WORKED a. tho plut.
Neo" 2 hey g'-i sfrF ID 2ti William -. o..
'fONt kN, t,f1insr
RTltlClN FLOWER HANDS WASTED,
81 beerter -. an s'si,v 90
SMART, iNTLlLlGfNr BOY THAT
an wac We Vau'"d ~ ,ic NGtioAa. P.o.o.tivc
and N1ya ke.uitins u0ic,. ftl We. a. az
= rHr Of Nc = 'r?l my 40. Ar,s sem 90
YOUNG Man WANTED A. DOOR.
kccSI AT'r st s" liossrJ 4. aom % col
BLACKS WITH tNn ! WdtILWEiGHT
HGlt \ BACK. .ih ,ae, ,au .bo. an .o 10
.. lnJM,, - ylr'nnin' i'Id't staten lsI7nd'
~ wNNTrp--N \ CoO',RS NHur,
','euecn wit'e md " .l."f 49,. M one
Las Dcen of The 'f~ie h"fu.'' rir.. .tc4. b.
of WANTED ~ ~ lN,CEANrE uf.
lpp'ic1nt
~ WANTED. N : LNwYFR'S Caice.
inquire c. VI. ""i d '" N'--ai '' soom ., IN "a
OiS WANTED f. LEARN TIM BOAT
hnillo = t'aie: nl.o tnc riin,ls' t.a.c. Arpiy
= " IN"tC-pLl~ -, spriL sf 80
oY WASTED To READ cory n hnt.
ing of'ce' 20 No.in Wann e.. 80 story: s!so Nj
mi To-.
AkERS-WANTl.p \ FOREMAN AND
re'ond hand on 'o"i ufcli Mp at ~ SPIN
Vet
OOKFOLDFRS-WtNrtp \ NJ NBFR
Experienced oookioiicu 10 t.. rrnNEi'.. 80
IL lesGe q. t-
OOKBlNDEH WA\TET-l FrEpFH &
up--taits.
LAtKSNITr - WANTED, 4 HEST
is.e hlac, ui,h. ACkEE;.NS d EAuLitL
4 51j IIud,Oart 100
U1TON HOLE MAKERS uN TLiNTEI
blou~s ss. pei dors- n 40 op'fsiors and hsis'cft
De san e. Sonr hut n.rt n'sa' nrnrf nee i.,v
W. v-th'ii - for one asch. isu
ANvASSEEs CAN MAKE FROM Thirty
TO hiiv dollet week b. 81 ,nc thr -pe0a'l rci-
oinair Of TIE ne" A. ul.sl.po. Nt@ York.
lanai ,'r'c,. 80
OLNREU PORTER WANTED GO To
We, lniie', ore sho uucc si.id' coole-r q.
Hy No ufront ~, hp -hiu. an1
.ORSET PR >SER WANrfp-\ FIRST
clse lemdc corset ple'sfs ~ Isl B.oiduat. !5i
ar MAKERS WANrED-ON MILITARY
c5p' ALo' l"sLe spI = lille lc.uilr. Can
- wet hcu'iols'' In Ia-e.neu'. Apl'y TO- t~o
iIllNDER AND GOEpDN THE~,
ieeders vsnted At MoLLtpi's, IL. ,t,-
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A 4My, NAVY AND MAIINr corr.

- Volunteers sod ~ahftltutcs wanted. st. co..
tYdnt, paid. Sutstiui,- wanted to-Is,, st|r'
90. cish sven. Paftir- l-tns,as uol ttairf 90.
crhlv. Aprly nj the iuuity. i'ay, Army auI Nn.,
Ase1,y, Ill NaScau II, up stai r.. r.,
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THlkD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
Cor. Third ave and 28sh a.
CHARTERED 1854

BANK OPEN from 10 A. N. to 2 T. VI, aud ~
HONDAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. INES-
lNG,, IRON To . 4. M.
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NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CoRNRR
4 1ith a. and stb avc--Open daily from ic pm.
Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 1 TOT v " Siy
pr cent interest allowed. Tho July dividend will
u PAID tree from Govenrnept taI. Moneys depos
itcl OF o. befo July sUth will draw intercet ifcm
July llt. THOMAS CHkISTY, Piest; K II. BULL.
S,c IA
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-27
PNIsrERs7 GLUE-A san iinstaaceo . q tho c en-

ormos nrces nr;ntors aSa - ,, ,s;''es u ~ ea
times for materials inHsnans;LI 1; - ,asss Ssp
;no IN oftbc;r hns;nes ,po ,s;il
frSnd bona,it far s IN s,vannab ises'S, as
,a,,o t,ran,s, ,or L.
tEa ronnJ shp af fss i,snS,"d si g,ens dsli al's
cyne,,s,s o on the sape hg FySrsss :" ,S;, H. ~
;s l;ytcan dollags at;n III = 80. aas q sass
bnndred and s;ytosn doio,s for ,,s
ot elne~wb,b in or,inary' GOOD v ,;a,cs ssas,rs
not bs,e, ,lrst moro ,han ;syy. sGt ,,ass, @
wadl flat eyerytI,ipo else we nprnlsse s,s;, ~
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-27

A curious circumstance occurred recently
in Brussels, namely, the prosecution Of u pbo-
sopgrafhjst bya geu'lrman for exhibilibgshis
photograph at the shop door. Heisaid tlatss.
owing to the circumstance and the nglihess Of
She copy Of 1nfnrc, he bad lost d good =rhaIcS
of making rich marriage. /, =. sft
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-27

Aeonnty editor layirg received two goal.
dollars in advance for his paper, says that hcs3
still allows his children t9play with othercIll-
dren as usual.
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TIC NodeI Hrisband.

! 49,
The Model Husband.
On week days lie walks ont wit i his wife
and is not afraid Of a fniliner's shop. He even
has change" when asked ,for1it, and never al
lrdes5 to itFafterwards. He is ii ot above carry
ing a large paperparcel, or even holding the;
Z baby on his lap. when in the cars. Lie runs
on first TO Knock at the door when it j, raining
He goes to bee first in cold wcathersto get1t
warm. He allows his mother-n-law to+stoP IN
The house several weeks ata tipoc. he believes
in Mysteries and IS melted INSTANTLY with tear;
aud never. complains if. butter ut.ranks" shin
at the table. He,patehes up q quarrel with u
to the Atlantic. He never flies ont about his
buttons, or brings home friends to supper. He
buys his wife sewing, MACHINE and hires wo-
man to run it. To ,sayeS money, making and
lnendng, he buys bis. clothes ready made, and
never lets them smel! aof tobacco. He never
inyades the kitchen,no opens the windows of
the parlor when the sun Shines and is innocent
Of a latch key He lets tue family 60 10, the.
sea shore every summer, whilst he remains at
home with one knife and fork, sits in brown
Holland, char, sleeps on a sieetess, bed, and
has Eaa aged contraband to wait on him. He
goes down Saturday and comes up Monday,
taking withI hilnthe clean linensand bringing
back the dirty clothes He pays the liouseE
keeping money without a suspicion, and shuts
his eyes to sundries. Tie is easy and affection
ate, keeping the wedding anniversary pune
tually; never complaining if his dinner is not
ready making breakfast hilnsef'if no one is
down; tends upon her when sick, and prom
ises, If she should die, never to marry again.
e SECRET StNs.-Ainias who INDUCES int sin
privately, by; degrees gets his forehead as hard
as blass. The. first time he sinned, the drops OF
sweat stood on his brow at-the recollection Of
what he had done the second time mo hot
sweat on his brow-oniy an agitation Of the
muscles; the third time there was the sly,
sneaky look, but no agitation the next time,
he sinDed little further; and by degrees he
became the bold Slasphemer Of his God. who
exclaimed, "Who am / that should fear Jeho-
yah, and who is He that / should serve Him!"
Men 90 from bad. to worse. Launch your boat
in The current-it must 60 where the current
takes it. Put yourself in the whirlwind-you
are but,a straw in the wind; You must 60
which way the wind carries you-you cannot
control yourself. The balloon can mount, but
it cannot direct its course; it must 90 which,
ever way the wind blows. Ifyou once mount
into sin,tthereis no ts5pping. Take heed, if
you would not become the worst Of characters
take heed Of the little sins, which, mounting
one upon another, may at last heave you from
the summit and destroy your. soul forever
There is a great danger in secret sins.
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/. CAPTURE OF A STEEL BLOCKADE RUNNER.

"A despatch to the New York Herald says: g,
BosroN, Oct, 1.-THE British prize steamer
Bat, from Halifax to Wilmington, was brought:
into port this afternoon in charge Ola prize
crew, having been captured on the 10th instant
off Cape Fear by the United States steamer
Montgomery. One mon the blockade run
ner was killed by she'll from the Montgom-
cry during thechase. The Bat has no cargo
but has on board 4S bales of cotton ifom the
steamer Quaker City, which>vess picked it up
at sea- The Bats a steel side wheel steamer
. of 325 tons. 2I ,3s & ~. y !.
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Rates for a dvertising

For one Square twelve lines or less -T'T O
DOLLARS aud FIR.rY CENTS for the first inser-
ton and TWO DOLLARS for each subsequent i,
osfuARY NorICEs, exceeding one square, charged
atadyertising rates. - tyl3s /,
Transient Advertisements ard Job WORK MUST BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE 80
No deduction made, except to our regular adyertis
ing patrons ,
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Atfecent African traveller says: "a cannibal.
is not necessarily ferocious. He eats his fellow
creatures, not because he hates them, but be-
cause he loves them."
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CAMDEN DAILY J(DRAAIl
..,r5l,HU'RsDAY, MoEsNIN.G, ocT. :;

R9newshy legtaph this morning. S
.sfBt ,.J14---- -~ooS~~oooo-~------r= ~ ~ =
lieutenant: ralLoYGsTRKEr has taken the field
again and, in s.. ngorder resumes command 81 bis
old corps. ~ Sc
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-27

ThesHERNAS who lost his leg at Port Hudson:
not the one confronting Hoop. That infamous scor
drel still possesses his natural strotters Z" =:
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!. The City. Council Of Columbus, Ca, has passed !
resolution providing that any nenber3 council VIII
shall attend ofits meetings while in state of Id
Foxicatoa, shall be fined fly dollars fofhe first os
fence and for the SECOND, shall be expelled = ,wha
has been the matter was this legislation necessary
to provide against future spiritual manifestation?
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-27

It's stated. 'n Washington that Gov BRaDFoRD'b 'bas
fecided to throw out the soldiers vote upon the ne
Constituticniof Maryland as according to Ieexis4
State law soldiers were not authorized tovote This
will knock the conventions work in The head, if + us
as without tie soldiers vote the constitution is in "a
minority. 4
The Placer herald., 1864-04-23
Democratic Papers.

If the Democracy have been remiss in any
one thing more than another, it is in the
support of their papers. To this they may
attribute the defeat of the party and the COM
sequent ruin of the country. As a general
thing they think their principles so plain that
they need NJ explanation, and that any fool
could not help but see their justice, and so
they 60 with the crowd and help build up
such papers as the Sacramento Union. If
Democrats bad given the patronage to
Democratic paper at Sacramento, that they
have given the Union, there would now have
been sound paper there on as permanent
basis as the Union. Who doubts the power
of that paper for evil! 1t has done more
mischief than everything else put together in
the State. The press can be made an engine
of good or of evil and if the Democracy had
have paid more attention to, and better sup
ported their papers, this State never would
have been disgraced by an abolition majority.
There are democrats in this county now, who
pay more money for Republican papers than
they do tor Democratic papers. We have
no objection to urge against men taking and
reading any paper they please; but they
should see that their owu party papers are
supported. The other party do this. The
Express publishes an excellent week ", and
so does the Democratic Press and then there
are all the local papers which deserve the
patronage of those who are able to subscribe
for any papers. The Republicans of Califor'
MIA are now sustaining in excellent style
some Of the poorest excuses for newspapers
that the sun ever shown upon, while the
Democrats have let papers 90 down that
were an honor to any people or any age.
We have no doubt but that the Sacramento
Union is taken to-day by nearly as many
Democrats as the Express or Press; but out
side of their own particular locality, where
is the Republican that subscribes for either
of these Democratic papers! We willing
to admit that i; exhibits more liberal spirit,
but it carries defeat and ruin in its train.
COlusa Sum-
The Placer herald., 1864-04-23

Discovery OF A New GRAIN.-It appears
that some gentlemen in her Majesty's service,
during their exploration in a very wild part
of our North American possessions, were
struck with the pertinacity with which i'm,
mense 1ocks Of wild fowl and other game
haunted certain localities. On close inves
tigatlon it was found that they came there
to feed on sort of rice which was indigen-
Gus to the place, and renewed itself by
shedding its seed in the alluvial Deposit
Mr.. Gilbanks has received letter from a
gentleman in high official post under
Government, which has forwarded him a
considerable quantity of the said grain, and
requested Mr.. Gillbanks to make experiments
thereon and report the result AS it was
found in wild state and in much colder
locality than this, Mr.. GiIlbanks is very san
guine not only in getting it to grow, but
improving it. 1t seems to differ from the
paddy" or national rice of China. If it
succeeds, and sows itself in our bogs, it will
be the greatest boon the British sportsman
ever had conferred upon him.
Carlisle (Eng.) Patriot.