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Gen. Gra@tz II. Yafia0ier, NSent.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21
President Lincoln Willing
That JEFF. DavisS, ,Cld Eis-
cape.

4 &C IL,
uLn ;S ;v,r ~ tIn ranm;soo,no ~.
Sho, SMU "'''s up solo NJ W 'n1 'I"'."teS rna p "i
snnns;hle f,r ,Ls foIlnm;nn. 81 p''" '' -'
Ger. Sherman comnl ,inrd. and 1oub.Iess
with somc trn,L ;f not irs,;cr th,t thr Cow
erumcnt had never distinctly explained to him
villa: p2!!cyF desired to have r#.sucd. 4
ask g; ii,lS. ;-:tlgi.n Explicitly, when went y
E'ty Lo'i', "'.s'!.*r 4e wanted me TO captafe
sJ .n -, -,.o W - -''A 'Ss' I'll" I" ''P'E ''S
gh.t .s.,Ty nav now have i historical value
and gave It, hcrcf5re, as Gen Sherman
said Mir. Lines sohi t-oaiy promising that
II was q 'aV':lte Story win a:r' i'ilico'n, winch
ne .o.' Hl' tiH'eS' au .I,, ~ 'i''S'l".o 81 ''an
S;r Linao!n was said 70 !,.vc bsrun .I,n ,cll
YOU what think about .akiar Jeff Davis.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

Circular to Planters sc.
NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS HAVE
~ been made to me for information rs to the
policy to bc adopted ON the subject of labor
All can understand the Importance OF :la>
king crop the present season, and io:'scc
the misery and suffering aconstquent upon its
failure.
In the present unsettled state of the country
and i'll the absence Of any recognized State au-
t|,ori.cs, I find it lay duty to assume. control
Of the plantations near the military lines, and
order us follows:
lst. The planters, after taking the oath of
allegiance, will assemble the freedmen Qately
their slaves and inform them that they are
free, and that henceforth they must depend
upon their own exertions for their support
I'd. Equitable contracts in writing SiA bo
made by'the owners Of the land with the
freedmen for the cultivation of the land during
the present year.
Payment will be made in kind, and the al,
lowance of one half the crop is recommended
as fair compensation for the labor, the landlord
furnishing subsistence until the crop is made.
These contracts will be submitted TO the near
est military or naval commander for approval
and endorsement.
When the above requirements are complied
with, protection will be granted as far as mill
tavy necessity will allow; but where no contract
is made, the crop ra;scdswill be considered for
fcited for the use of Tie laborcrs. Should tic
owners refuse to cultivate 1t, they will be con.
sidcred as enteavoring to enlbarrass the Gov
ernmcnt, and the laud will be used for colonies
of tile freedmen from the interior.
5JOHN z. BATCH,
June iG Brig. Gen. Commanding
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

y terrible tornado passed over the village
aal vicinity Of Tiroluo, Uulon County, Wis
consn, on the lst. prostrat:ng fifty dwellings.
killing seventeen persons and wouud;ng ono
hundred. The suffering caused b. the lorna
&; was very great.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

The London SatarG;"y Ierie,g coaderscS It's
ideas of our late war into 4 sentence thus:
tThe fanaticaI zeal of the Union which pcne-
trated the Northern srpsscs, and the deter
mined State patriotism Of the South, are re-
Earkable phenomena"
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The Key Stone,

OUR MONTHLY MASONIC MAGAZINE
Will also be resumed at the same tlIc. This Nag
azinc Is endorsed and commended to the Fraternity
at large, by TIE Grand Lodge Of North Carolina. As
regards matter and typography, it will be equal 10 any
similar publication in the United States.
Terms:
Subscription for one year, $500.
Address, WM. j. SMITH Co.,
Raleigh, n. C.
4 limited number of advertisements amt;cd into
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Newspapers generally will please notice.
Exchanges respectfully viteda nee rom all parts
OF the country
June
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The Great Literary Weekly
Resumed.

rTHE rItOPRIETORS OF THAT long ESTAB-
1 LioLGD a:4c; popular familiar Journal,
TIE SOUTHERN FIELD IN 3 FIHEs1DE,
take great pleasure in Informing is numerous friends
ard patro!s, that its publication will hc resumed just
as sooa as the mail facilities Of the country will ena-
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published for many years at Augusta, Ca. and is de-
voted entirely 10
POLITE LITEEATUcE.
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The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

The St. Petersburg epidemic continues to
rage with unabatcd fury, and the dcaths per
day are 1T The same rate as when we first heard
Of the outbreak of the disease.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

A fire ct Roslow, Russia, Nay 81, destroyed
1909 houses, 600 stores and 40 churches.
one priest aud thirty women and children per-
ishcd in the flames. A violent storm ragged at
tie time.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

Captain Snabad hss received permission
fnom the War Department to inspect ans
make drawings cfall the lines of Confederate
works about Richmond, for publication.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

IN alNING IL IGE iOoL Cffit; al C-lAl-
u Den, S. G., July 10, 1861
A. Kosher John
ar,ndc, WD L.
ArGersen. WD Lesesrc Nrs,ML
Addison, NAE La,a, 5:rs Eliza
Arcrum. Miss LIE L.scan", Miss julia
Marshall. Mrs Elizabeth
Brown, 3 N Muller Werner
2uwe! Frederic! ;cAv,r "
Brown. Wm ,,:.., May, Miss Matilda
biei.n!' ."iS' i-,|'"''" Aelchur,
59yk:n' lion McManus, Miss Jane
b'yEih, -Hrs Aan'i''oh Myers. Mrs L
G. McCaskrL, Mrs J "
Colcoci sliss Mary L McCready, S L
Christmas, Mrs Mchae, Afs Nv
Campbell. Miss Mary ~:
Cunningham, Mrs L Nettes' MIS-
u Ncttles, Jesse S
Dowcl, Mrs c 4 p.
Darby, AIRS ARENAS Picket. Miss Nora
L. Player. II
rlFs. Miss sa;o P,ncknay, MajRJ (2)
Edwards, Miss Kate falN, HES
ir;ort Mrs William z.
''''O' =. Reynolds, Miss Emma C
Ferguson, James Reynolds, ~
Gordon, Dr'FE RADON,
Gucrard, Mrs WB G) Roberts, HepryC
Fl. S.
Habcrsham, Miss Maria Smith. Lafavette
Iuclahcc, Mrs u smith. Miss Henrietta
Hall, M's ID ,,> Spradcy, ] B
Hamilton Jno n Y! Shaw, Miss Mary
Heath, Mrs Saunders. Mss Gecr
| llaH, Mrs Caty Stokes, Miss Z
Honsby. james w
Holland Mrs Isaac
| Holland Jas r Meinges,
| Haylou Miss Alco wilson, R R
Wilson, Miss
; r,,... ri wilkins David
: ,,.,,,..s T,r Vim Wilscu Mrs
K Wallace, Mrs. Vim
! Lc.nci;;: j.-;":o) Siiss Y.
| 44l.!a Yates Jeremiah s
J. " GAVE,
| July II Postmaster
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

The Treasury Department has now cash
enough on hand to pay all coin interest Of Grow
ernmeut securities falling due prior to next
February.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

RATES OF LABoR.-General Howard has
promptly }isappro7ed Of the order Of Capt.
Eryaut one OF the Assistant Commissioners OF
the Ercct;mans Bureau, in Georgia, who M
dcrtook to regulate the Price of the freedn'en's
labor, something after the style of the Virginia
chivary.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21
LIVERPOOL CorroN

LIVERPOOL CorroN MAr%i:".-The Cotton
Brokers Cirr"!ar rcports: sales Of cotton
for The week ,'' t2,OGJ nalcs including
$1,000 bales t. esulators and so, 900 bales
to exporters &c market "ncd excited, and
IN advance ha- taken plac. 9-4d. and 2d.
per pound for american, and Led. a Sd.
per pound for other descriptions. The sales
on Friday were 900 bales, tie market clos
Ing quiet but firm, at unchanged quotations:
MiaG!ing Orleans. cod; miAdIing upland, 10
I-2Aj niid!ing Texas, 10 3~il.
The safes on Saturday footed up $1,000
bales, including 5000 bales to spectators and
exporters. The market closed firm at un-
changed quotations.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

Press REPORTS TO AND FROM TIE SouTu.-
The New York Tribunc understands that tie
condition OF the telegraph lines at the South,
ard the pressure Of official business, is such that
the transmission Of press reports to and from
the South will not be practicable before about
the middle Of July, soon after which the Asso-
ca:cd Press will be able to respmc its old rela-
ton with Southern cd;tnrs.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

\ German Commercial Congress is definitely
conroked at Frankfort for The 25th Of Septem.
Der. It will discuss the treaties Of commerce
between Zolvc,cn and Russia, ltaly and
Switzerland; the mouetery system and weights
and measures; uniform postage for Austria and
Germany, and System of general Legislation Oh
assurances.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21
List Of Letters,

- ENaINING - TUE POST CFFlCG At CAM
IL Den, S. G., July 10, 1860
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It is reported that Atlanta, Ga, is being
rebuilt much more rapidly than could have
been anticipated. Business is beginning 10 be
quite brisk
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

Michigan DOW yields #~.9oo.0oo wor:;s ot
copper and 1000, 60 w'f:a 9l iron @a-,!,a;:y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
OFFICE OF rBa ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAp Coz
NEwioRK. July II, 1919
T. A MEETING of the HOARD of DlREC.

IN TORS ofthis Company, held thi. day it was 49,,
L Resoired Tia, q DIfIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT IN
cash, free Of Government be paid the lt cay q
10 the holders Of full paid shares registered
the 18th day Of July and that the transfer books be closed
the said 18th day Of July and opened the 30 day Of
August 800 :,
Resoled That in pursuance Of the recommended
by the Shareholders Meeting, held May J 1900 ana IN
order that the lands sold may be represented by CORRESPOND
ing issue of Capital Stock in accordance with the poy mere
toiore pursued by the Company In the issue Of ,aeeea
Bonds Scrip the outstanding shares Of tins Company pe lu
creased by the Issue Of share for every ten now out
standing and the be distributed to the holders
In the proportion Of share for every ten held by
them.
Rsorcd That where in the distribution Of such shares
sockholder would entitled to fraction Of share, the
Company will retain the right such fractional pert at psr
THOMAS T.. WALKER treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
THE GREAT NATIONAL TURNER FESTIVAL :,

The 'Tag sstsung.r or Congress Of Delegates ns
the Turner Societies in tie United STATES ~" .,.S
having in it's late session in Washington ~ s,o0.
10 hold their annual Bundes sha Oh 10 The Sth d
aT1sa the are T s1ass III
%Ssi" q 81 .ss sasss, ss.a%
be connected with n ~, 30 &C. soautr, call for tia. pr
OF su ss inst Ssan issued as appeal :" S
mans Of United states g saSS sSs Sas.
svmnastio and Intellectual exercises .s. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

and FOurthaye Entrance on lWeAly'sc''HsH'"
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Nsw.IIaven. 100 BIO (Ex.l lL3os M l!Is' tE1J
400 lEIl 345 40 and 800 En- pm. . Us,
For Bridgeport 100 800, tFx) l.p q. MI izio trAJ
aOO, (EI } a45, 40 aud 400 (ExDpm oa.
For Milford and straord 100, llSo M a. Wv p ~
For Fshheld Southport aud Wesipors, 7o h'o~ H. '4'
x3p -. -, o.. IA. - 10 IL IT, 4
345 40, $50, 400 (Exlp al. .ooI.oo -
Fcr Dsri.n, 100, $40, lilo N ;a4 80 SO m:
For Greenwich 100 go. 1l.D IN. 49,, 80 ~ pm
For stamford 100 500 Tex. $50 li3o H. i2iS, tEHJ
400 (Ex IS, 40 $40 $50. 500 tEx,l p m a. >, a,
For Port Chester and intermediate stations IVo NV iiS
a M 345. l. 80 SO, $50, 100 p m.
~ 'S''' ~ CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield 800 M. lEL,l 300 (EIlS"
For Boston, Via Shore Line, MS En- soep M
For Hartford and Springfield. avo E1.J w. .IA""'"
Ex.,) l2i5 500 m ,ooo IT, lats, m
10 Montreal 300 D. N. to Northampton. .oo r.
FOR Hartford Providsncs and F.hki Railroad 500 'Er,
Far Nav New London and stoninston Railroads
For Canal Railroad lab p m to Nesthamp'oh
For Housstonio Rsilrosd. g m and p u.
Per Nsnssfuck Railroad, 500 {. m, SVo p M. !. q,
For Dunbury snd NorwAk Rsiroad' 'o"' "" = H. Nv
p m =. "a, .c,,.a IA 400 D. M, train. .
00"~'S'SN' JANIS u HOfT. sunl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
lectures ano Alsetinss

4 POLITICAL DISCUSSION upon. Recon,
Y ..,ian Nero snl,r,.e. &C. vii. be held at Metropof
49, usn No Is sisthave. on WEDNESDAY EvESiNoi
July H. at O'Clock. and every wednesday evening sSr
known and the ris, prevail collection taken 70 pay
penses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

CLEVELAND, CoLusBrs AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co,
CLEVELAND Ohio, July 10, Los.
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT has
~ been declared by this Company. payable at the usual
places and afor AUGUST next free 81 Government tar
The Transfer Books will be closed from the evening 81 the %
instant until Augusta BY order Of the Board OF Directors
GEORGE II. RUSSELL, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
1musements.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

- t.et c.... -
N az "a; 81 PLACE OF rn M VIII
SPLENDID SUCCESS OF
BARNUMS COMBINATION PANTOMIME COMPANY.
Consisting Of the folos ing brilliant sistes; TONY DE-
NlEk, Mons. BAPrlsrNE. Mr.. c. X. FOX, N. 0RQSSl,
NJ LEON CIiENAT, Mast. TIMOTHY, Miss z. SHELLs
bile. AURlOL and
FULL and EFFICIENT CORPS DE BALLET.
ATE RN0ON AT 3, EVENING AT It.
The Gorgeous Spectacular PantomIne, ~
.|NI TIE GREEN MONSTER;
Or, THE WHITE KNIGHT and GIANT WARRIOR,
NEW and SPLENDID SCENERY, COSTUMES, &c.
w, b. HARRISON, Comic aud Extemporsneous singer.
1880 MORNING AT n.
PROF. COSPORESS. philosopher and MAGICIAN
will appear in his astonishing
kEATS OF MAGIC.
TWO IlVlSo WHITE WHALES
may De T rssp a az ,y IsSS,, n q, ,.vr.rv
IhE MaMMVTh GLASS WHALE-fAHh
'oie ana see ne M while you have toe oppo.anty as
inf,n LIVES AtE UNcEhrAlN.
.rorA L.iNp aLiiGAloh ~ fEEI LoNO,
- ,,rIi hSD islD ~ isi W NrD ~ AZ ESoN
m, az W st,hrrNi y oSF rhdrD INTO SUM.
M rSoOh hut CALCnLAfoh,
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,IMo GLASS sTEAM.ENGlNES IL NOTION
pITfIpFs 1910 1inOAssiaS piTL, niV C,s 49,
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Nrpy WORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
~ - -YnRk I'll NEWPNRT

,ia and aher SATURDAY JAY 1865 two daily trains
seventies ~ IN, ard Il is NJ, passing through New
Haven New Lordon ard stcntng,on TO East Greenwich H.
vler. tine splendid Ulysses will be in waiting, and
,sr the arrival 81 the trains for Newport
saosdng splendid sail of IA miles down me Nsaeanset Bay
al and D. m Tickets sold and baggage checked
IhTouah JAAkb d. bVIxs bVp~Ilnteoosnes
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Ueooina CARDS. &e.
miscellaneous.

ALI, SIZES of the new EASY wA nl.f..
n NC cpIrTcuFs are NOW READl.-Thes~ fisns
,c Cutche, are the best cheapest nesMn
81 eve made For the aged or you' maze % ~
rs pIIySCIsN- find them valuable ios usey ~
SUI :. well IS the sne &C " B-The rat.t Hs'ns
Ton. can b. lifted 70 any other crutces IN zen
INSTRUMENTATION persons and ussoc,siions call Dave these
Elastic Crutches for presents to soldiers At cost price, w.
p,a.cts,.s, A few doors esst OF brcadwey
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Ocean 8teamers
OPpOsITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA,

OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
TRANSIT COMPANY, viii dispatch the 10th Of every
month =, NoS fen Pier No e. Ssrth Rivsr the good 20
passage than any other line For particulars apply to
ID. ~ CARRlNGTON, Agent
No III West, corner OF Warren-st., ". Y.
". B.-Two steamers the Nicaragua" and Z" Leone"
building for this Company nearly complete and the line
offer sufficient accommodation to the great demand Tor
passage by this favote line well known TO all old Caornans
Tor and attention the comfort Of It's passengers
LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALI
~ FORNIA VIA ISTIMUS OF PANAMA.
Lower Passage Rates, commencing July ], 1865
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Co will dfpatch Steamers
semi monthly at from the Company and commo
dous Pier No. -, North River, foot Of Cana-st.
DEPARTURES.
July COSTA RICA....... .Tinklapaugh
Connecting at Panama with Sacramento)
August l............. OCEAN QUEEN.... .Slocum
tConnecting at Panama with Golden City,
For freight or passage applyto ID. y. ALLEN.
M No. bowling Green.
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BROADWAY TUEATER. 4.
ID lIsnaee'. ...,.................GEORGE WOOD.
b REQUEST
the young and iascinsiag sri.te
MISS hi.E REYNOLDS
WEDNESDAY, E'HvING, Julyp,
In Tho sens tional play entitled The
~ ''' ANGEL or MIDNi1ur
in which she has achieved ,,,crss
" GEETrIsD sCCCESS.
The sng.i of Mii-ssnt urcs
~. ~ Clerk the Angel Of Justice, triT12r
rsIid the ANGEL Of Love- f,,,nnAAiT no
TIE WoodCalter the Angel of Vengeance RElGSoLpS
The Augel of Mercy, MOI, -.
Dine motto. will be given of Miss RElGkOLDSS sppesss1
aure in COMEDY In Iehear.al-YoUIHEmL DAfS VI
RICHFrIEII and ANTONY AND CLFOPATkA
ERinAY-BENtEIT Of MISS KATE RElONOLDS.
sATURDAY-FlRsT MATINEE a, O'Clock
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will

L 4 leave J su,es. clip New York. as folo~s .. :,
400 M Creenpo Mail ami PASSENGER rqin soppins
all WAY Statioy snd connecting with Glen he"a Hoss"
Hernp,,ead Trains. =, II v s,,,ion.
1880 a. M Syosse, Train, stopping at all y pc
91O m M G.e.np0r. Express, connecting WIN hos.n
Glen Head aud Hampstead and stopping ~ al seaio es,
uicksyi, except Saturdays, on when days an p
nsd and on which days Express viii not stop between
Jamaica and Deer Park - ,uv- ,,,,;o,s a.,
ceptins Glen Head and Rosiyn , o, Had aud
5a1p M For North lslp, Hampstead Glen hsaa ana
Rosyn. ,..u.. ur,,.r,. Point nj 3; IS
g. m' ioi 'AP'' o. ClIAHLiCk, President.
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and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
~ 1855 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1865
COMMENCING MAY IT, 1868

PASSENGER Station In New corner Twenty 81
and Fourhays. Entrance on Tweniy'sesenth's1
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
u "

Interest allowed ,he Of Per all entitled
thereto. Open daily from 10 to p m. and MONDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS from to :
~ Deposits made on before JULY TO- viii draw inter
est from lily " B-Mon.v loan bond and mort.
WALTER w. toNthLIN' President
VIsprRBrr L. RrNToS Secretary.