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PEssoNsL-A letter from Havana

PEssoNAL-A letter from Havana
gives The. following information cf. late
Confederate officers: Generals Preston
and Walker left By the steamer Elder for
England; intending to go thehceto Hall.
fax. Gov. Moore will remain III Cl5a un-
Ill bis fate is determined in Washiagtcn
General laeruder is in tue city of Mcx-
leo; resdy totake employment, # he can
fndit. Captain Maury has fund scy>
vice with the Emperor, aa superintendent
OF . national observatory; which is TO he
established; and Major .!ord;cia, as to-
geographical and civil engineer, viii be
associated, for tie present, with CoIqnc!
Talcott, in charge Of IN important hTa:.ch
Of the'pnblic railway service General
Edmond Kirby Smith still! remains here
to communicate with his fricnds, but, Of
course, he desires to return to Florida,
where ho woula be Of great scrtice in tie
establishment Of Il good Cove9ment, as
weil,by his sourd judgement, industry,
and inhueuce at home, where he is highly
esteemed. as by his own conviction as to
his duty Ior the future, and that of the
citizens of the oonntsy who have played
out their dream Of independence,
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81. Epl7og:: In the present issue Of


uon frcm j. SrrAnr Gtsa&a, ESl., the
Tctine friend of ". y. CovKrENAr,
Which | feel compelled, TO- notice. IN
tbs conclusion OF Mr.. GIuBEs' carl, lie
uses The following language: but not
wIlfstauding this, I was present in Col>
un,bi4 S., c., on the 18th Of August,
1865" the day appointed 10: the hostile
melting between Mcssrs DEPAss aud
CoyRTESAY. This is an admission on
thapart Of Mr.. GIBBEs, that his friend
and he expected the affair to come of on
tia: day But neither Of them could be
found. Ny friend and self put.up at the
SILVER House, the only public house in
thq city, and neither A!r. CoURrENAY or
GIssEs were there. I visited tie oulv
twS private boarding houses in the place,
and they were not there. visited nearly
AL OF the houses of business in tie city,
and enquircd at those where I WAS most
Likely to see or hear of them, and could
neither see or hear from either of them.
[ wns iu continual communication with
tie street from 9a. IN. to = p. N, but
could neither see nor hear anything Of
MrlGlBBEs, or his fricul. Capt. CcuRrE>
NAY was the injured party-he it was
who had conceived himself insulted, and
hense was bouud 10 use extraordinary dill.
lgcrpc to yindicatc his honor; therefore
TO sa5'Elhe least of it, if Mr.. CounrEaAY or
his t;end had used that diligence which
undg the circumstances, they were bonnd
to do, they would have had no difficulty
in finding Capt. DEPAss or hi5 friend.
Resp :etfully,
Tuos. ". SALMoSo.
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EREoas CoRREcrED.-It is untrue, as
stated in sor'e Of the newspapers, that
the President has granted pardons to
Gideon j. Pillow, late in the Confederate
army, Il. @. ?. Nicholson, cx- United
States Senator, and at one lime the cdi-
tor. of the Washington Union, and VIII
! liam Williams, A. ScroggS and c. T.
Lucs;Sof Tennesse, and ex>Gorerror
Aiken, ofecSa~ Carolina. The applica.
tons have not 9ss"~-assed on by the
President. =
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SUMTER, S. c., September 9th, 1865.

SUMTER. S. c., September 9th, 1855.
!: EoIroR CAMDEN Journal: Sta
Upon my return 20 this town, after an
absence of S. ycral weeks, copy of your
,fapcr, Of date hugust 25tb, 1868, was
haided 10 me, in which I find published
a. spersonal correspondence between
Capis. w. L. DEPAss and ", A.CouR
accompanying which is a state
.nisut. .frsa. Dr. T. W. SALMosp. to the
'siest tba; "iny friend Cap: DEPAss vas
iprSssn. in Cu1umi,j', s. c., on the 18th
inst., the time and place fixed By NE in
M NOE Of August 1st, 1865, 10 J. STU>
lnr G,B0Cs, the acting friend Of Mr.
sSouErESAy,. prepared to i, spend to his
isnland; that neither Mr.. CovETEHAY
'ti9r his friend were present"
~ teelit necessary to state, thar I did
rot acccpt:of any time and place Of
&aeeting, tor reasons set forth in my nete,,
:tfdato August 2d, i'll reply to DR.. SAL
doNp S letter CT August lsE. az follows:
sYnur letter c. l$t inst, has be"nTrc-
at,, ,,ged., :, l. have-wrt ten. to, igs' az fIiona
fkp.. CoUhTEsAY, and am daily czpect>
liz to hear from him. presume from
ssss sss irr"guarty IF the mails, have not
s.si, Ell aug reply tolay con- - @ sies4::;'.
Ftqm the circumstances above stated /
olauot rs sply to the latter part cf your
:feltor.." Bot; notwithstanding til s.. /
Is shs.present III Columbia, s. G., onathe
.tS.L Ct august, 1865,
/ Respectfully,
!. j. STUART GlpsEs.
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Uncalled for heEtezaas-
haGesb of AdYerttis-

II is estimated tlraka9der the ncw law
tbe cost Of advertisirg,lettcrs, which are
sent to the Dead Lester Office, "ot being
delivered, will amount.to at least 500, ,0OQ
year. This snm is al eut,ic loss to
the Department. 1fa llrge pJrtioa OF,
the advertised letters we're delivered this
expense might, the Department believes,
be justified By the advantage arcguing to
the public interests. That ti;s is not
...e =, s.,,ru,., VIC 4r tcast
seventy per cent. Of advertised letters
are sent 10 :hc Dead Letter Office. Lin
scn.c 81 the larger oiiir"s tic per ces!.oyt
Of ofadycrt;scA letters wh!cll are delivered
averages less than Gftcep per ccnt. In
view of these facts, tho Posllnaster>Gen
erll has deemed i cxpc;.icnt 10 resciad
his Instructions to -po,tnasters, under
section ! Of the act approved March 8,
1865. Every postmaster is required 10
notify the publisher Of the advertised list
of bis Office t!at hereafter, for tile reasons
above stated, only one cent per name
will be paid for such advertising. II it
is impossible to effect an arrangement to
have the list published in the newspapers
having the largest circulation tit this rae
the Postmaster will then caGse ti!r lists
to, be printed and posted cousp;cuousIy
as substitute for newspaper publication,
provided that the entire expense oi' said
printed lists shall not exceed one cent per
name. IfreAher of the. arrangements
can be effected he will mercy p.st n,an-
useript lists, for whichino charge will be
allowed.
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Cox. PERRY s.Rrc%Sr PEocLaMATIoS-Ne
take pieasurt in ei;!ing the attention of our
readers 10 Tie Proclamation of Gov. PERRY, re.
establishing our civil courts, &c. From his
high character All all his antccedcnts We hailed
with dcligh, ihc appointment o: Mr.. PERRY rs
Our Provisional Governor, and thus far we have
cause heartily 80 chaEratTla:e the country o.
his administration.
Instead Of "a:a:,nifEing his oiice" br making
new appointments, he has continued in Office
ali the !nc.nn! na in the civil Offices Of the
State, thus promptly putting in motion the
wheels O.: government trl avoiding the confu-
si1n ard delay in"iicn; 10 change; besides
steering clear oflhc risks Of mex l,r!cuce and
incpnipcicney. tic has worked Important ad-
vant1ges 10 tiic State BY lis prudence, policy,
conciliation au! !hs force of lis kaown chnrac-
ter-sou!e Of which i; might not be polite to
enlarge upon-ttongh we trust they will be
reckoued IL his account when the "tale2ts en-.
trusted to him are examined into. q
His speech at Greenvills on the Sd oegJuly
last, though o'j ctionab.c in some points. was
the first free, bold us:cmncc Of earnest and sim
ccre conviction made by any man Of decided
prominence in this Stasc, after rho fatal ides OF
april Jhn example WIS highly beneficial, and
Al! 'nc:i thought ANA spoke nlore freely under
the ilTiuencc .! his Elanly ntteraaces.
This inaugural proclamation mas a mastery
ore. It provided :ull7 fer the occasion, and
gave all tho :,*apie ood f,r thought in evident
j. cutting on; tho work ol the Convention. The
rosul. has beea.thattho Convention assemblies
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- THE SuRJEcr OF PARDoSs.-The fol-
lowing letter, addressed to the Governor
Of Virginia, by dircc;iou CT the Attorney
General, will be read with interest:
ArroESEr-GpNEEAL's OFFICE, I
I WAsnISoroS, Aug. y, 1863.
Hon. f. II, Pie,point, Cor. Of Virginia {:
SIr-I am directed By The Attorneys
General to acknowledge the receipt of
your letter Of the 25.h inst, and to say
in reply that as ia" as this otlico is ccr>
ccrncd, yoa have lis full authority Tor
saying that the only influence possible to
BE- exertcd in tue matter Of pardons by
any agent or attorney, whoever ho may
be, is to delay the petition. All cases
coming under the thirteen exception, and
all petty civil o:Hccrs having J our recon-
meudaIion, need nothing further. They
are approvcdGy the AttorrcyGcneraI Us
matter Of course. The Presi-
dent declares that any intimation that
money can assist petitioner is gross
insult of his whole Office, from himself to
his humbest messenger.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obe!iient servant.
NJ. L. PEASANTS,
o.. Pardon Clerk.
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MI yh have NOT been sustained, but Gov. Per
an eye to the beet interests Of the
state, bided his stime; for once curbed that
ngt nature Of his, and is working up to the
sitastion.
/! 1t would be difficult to- overestimate the
Rsdoa results Of the Proclamation which -wo pub
islfs so-day. Millions Of properly were lying
tn Jeopardy in rl.ls State from ths staguatiou in
tg civil courts. Fraudulent balees wsre riot
ing in goods withheld from honest bailors; mil
itary courts we're perhaps, to some extent nee
essary. to our condilion-they arc yet SO in
ys,s.ion to the freedmcn-for there is neither
statute nor common law in South Caroline up
pla.b!s to their new condition. but our peo-'
ple.wsre not disposed 10 look 10 military tribu-
Halls presided over by strangers, from distant
States, for the adjudication of their civil rights
These courts are unknown to our constitution
nds our laws, and our people preferred to let
their rights aetp, with the risk Of utter. loss,
,sather than approach courts where they knew.
nothing of the capacity or attainments Of those
who were to decide upon their rights, aud had
Grave doubts as to tho validity Of any decision
Hndered. But we have no desire 10 enlarge
upon the objection to these courts. We only
desire to thank Gov. PERRY for bis action and
successful management Of our affairs. We
hsiled his appointment with pride and pleasure.
Te bid him now "go en- ard. "God spoad,"
and we expect at thc.last ofl:s administration
tojoin all the people in hearty ';well done" 6
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NEGno SUFFRAGE IN Nao.-Cuvcrn>
OF Todd, in resent speech in Ohio, sal:
Now, rs 10 this amcndinel. to orr
Stale Constitution, whereby the neg. c
shall be permitted ~ vote i'll Ohio, !
would say that my only objection to it is
that l don't think it is the interest of the
black man to satt'e in Ohio. Slavery hciug
abolished in the Southern States now,
1 think the climate, soil and productions
of lie South arc much bcner. fitted for
him, and be for them, tLan at the North.
I should be sorry to mIslead ths negro
from his true interests; hence I think il
would be unwise to invite him to- come
here, as we won.d' hy giving him the
right Of sulfrag, here. The true friend
to the black man will discharge his duty
to him better by advising him to seek a
climate where slavery does not exists
climate and a country more congenial
to bis tastes and more profitable to his la
bor than these NortLcn States and this
Northern clilna:e can be.
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BaysxrT's EplToME OF THE AMERICAN
GovGkHMsxr.-James Gordon Bennett
says, anti lie ought to be able to speak
ec C keGHu
Gu: Government cp'.sists oft!rec pow>
crs-thc President aud Congress first,
the Rapulic,u IN party second and the De-
mocratie party third. These three pow
.ers aro tI;c materials ont Of wh;rh our
statesmen arc FORMED, ardswh;ch anima-
tos all public action, foreign and d',nyS-
lir. OF these three great pn'"crs tie on
ly one which posscsscs.a clear ;dea Of
u at;rrs aud ,hngsis is tie President. And
.of all the n1uL,4las of,hc present day We
consider ti.c Cpuren,ion$ Of The lscpubli-
can and ID M cratic parties Ihs greatest
mudIIes Of them oil. They mix up :.shc
past, present and tuturr i'll Utter anIi III
csplicable coafasOu.
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PRoyosr CI-CJrE CoURT-Thc Provost
Judge, Cup!. CLARK is holding court in Cam
icn IHring the present week for the prEposnoE
tryi-g eli cases andsr his jurisdiction. We
would be.pleasod to give. record of the cases
tried in the court. TLey will probably appear
in our next. 9
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Lost.
PRoMISARY'

T OsT OR MIsLAID, A PRoalSARf
Il Note drawn by Augustus Sanders, paya-, :
BILE 10 L. NJ. Beach, dated about 18th August,
and due On. tne lst October naxt, ior twa.hs:at.
dred Dollars This is to warn all person g..
against trading for said note, as payment hast
been stepped. GEu. AA4pSH' 4.
September Is. ~ w..
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So 1gusta, z.c0fls
FIVE days, viz: !: fyyika 10Th Y IL
ult. This don't 't-la'Suacb Iik{aslsnt:s
rupt State. !. There no Unit& as,3 Z
depository in that dSAict, an9tLe eeAiS
lcctor is compelled to Ss>np lii4s tuoTt $.
IN packages and deposN n in sauks ~
Augusta until he gets q sasS SIblspppf-
tuuzt7 to fs,waFd the iuaas..A Washifgg- :
ton.. -. ) ~ ~
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Scho0>N Office.
September Is,

THE EXEC1sES OF MlssH. I. YoUSG's
School will be resumed on tho 2oth inst.
Terms, $50, with the privilege of studying
French, English and Latin. $50 for Englilsh
alone. Half Payable during the first session.
the balance atthe end of the year. ::
Sepember Is. ...'..', w.
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IMPORTANT ARRESTS TO BE MADE.--ls is him
ted in wei! Informed circles that the Govern
mcnt xiil arrest ard hold for trial the leaders
in the rebellion, and pardon all others. So SAYS
a Northern Exchange. IT..
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Notice.
nEaIANUss

ALL PERSONS HAVING, DEaAND9 M =
n against tho Estate Of John oIslnau .
Deceased, are requested to present them utiy
attestcd and all parsons indebted toIthe san,a a" .
will make immediate payment TO-, ~. {. :.
THoS. j. WORKMAN, Ez,tr. Et1;. g !:
Septem bcr 10. S..:Zcezs
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N;cKERsos's HossL.-Some sixteen
Wagon loads OF furniture, or-Nickerson's
H.,lel,. which as=;A.dif on FYiaasj suaici-
cntIy assnres oar public that. there will
be no difficulty il providing, lodging aud
AL the:cd9fo:ts fnl The Il; .@1,pers oftsS
C,t,ecn!ic.. nc tie arpruar1in - ssssi5ns
Mr.. Mr. Nicterson,s we'll stnown ,energy is
not 'ackihg now, 'when;is :iy So much
needed. We have but tn; add ltkat the
n,eubers OF the Convention and the
Lhgis]aip pfe .rcrl be fn3eEE no .arprehots
sion Of i deficiency Of sheltar,; bread,
meat and all the creature. comforts in
Colam5is, whenever .he public duties
shall con1pc! their appearance here.
Nay, TIC luxuries will not be Writing:
-. III srstinsse.,: fr9t,ires
an external s,imulons fyr action CAL
umbia Ptce%<. September AL.
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PRoCLtMArIoY BIZ, THE PRESIDENT. :.

F-N'Ns
The following proclamation was issued
this afternoon:
By Ms. President Of the tn:ted States. o.
Ameriea =
Whereas, by my Proclamatious OF the
18th aud 24th of June, 1865, removing
restrictions in partupon internal, domes-
tic and coastwise intercourse and trade,
with the States recently declared in in
surrection, certain articles were exempt
ed from tic effect of said Proclamation
as coutratand of war; and Whereas :ha
necessity f,r restricting trade in said
articles has now, il a great measure,
ceased, it is here by ordered that on aud
after the FIRST day of September, 1865,
all restrictions aforesaid he removed, 80
that tho articles declared by the said
Prosumations to tc contraband of war
may be imported into and sold in said
States, subject euly to such regulations
as the Secretary of the Treasury may
prescribe =:
In testimony whereof I have hereuuto
set my hand AID caused the seal of
the United States to be affixed
Done at the City of Washington this
29th day August, in the year Of our
Lord 1865, aud ofthc Independence
of the United States uf America the
nineticth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
Wr.It,,t ". SFw.Ep. Secr'r. of State,
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Il baum large ai1irs,g.

ReRasiath.rc::. i72sii5sti S5bls.=;is talsed ofiu
nei.ahorirg. sia:qs~i 'slifrNteriags Of some such
pol:eg aee, heastln the. adjoining dis.rca, aud
W. nave even heard in this District oetple
'.wender i the:3 vas nv sanger Of sloll a
cou'sc being !s::csizei.' Nc answer snnc.ita-
!lng.y-no; bat for the sake Of our rair fane
we bop" that no such qar;;ion viii ever ba
hroached e:thcr before our people or in Inc halls
Of LcgslutiaD. Lei ou: paop'e consider before
they thourl.iiassts:.,- ::.:;:;s:,i;ry en-
'eE'a1n "'lT sncll IDEA toy .,ny thus could !. nc
A'ne. Dari: ;.aecd must &c tia mental and
n.oT.;lcoali,ioa Of ,lny ono WHO can apcrovo.
tie cancellation Of &2h's.
hbcr:S isl!ut &c :ui:!;n%: Of tic pleI&7d sror1
!fL9a9r, aad liz w.iy E,fi:ils one r,rlait: Inc
oth-r. nndno 7imsy p"c:exscan deceive sen.
siblc man Oh this sssje.t. So mrn must be
possessed Of both moral aaI mental ob,,seness
before he c,n "c?u;cs.o in tic doctrine of repu-
diatioa private coaLracts.
Indeed il would require strong language, to
express onr views on this subject aud wcic it not
tlet !our years ufH Fl satisfied III, and tha! VIC
arc determined not 10 h,ht or quarrel any more,
never to give o;.znce TO anybody and never to
take it, even whcn offered free gratis, leaving
barking; growing fighting, &c, 10, dogs, bears
and lo"s" rs taught l.! tho nursery rhymes;
we would say something like tIis, shat mau
must be som ;thins ola thief, 10 dssire to rcpu.
lia!a his private dc5:~s, and very much fool no.
to know t.
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THE ELECTION lS sU,srER.i-Ths delegates 70
lie Convention from Sulnler are as iollow::
Eon. F. J. NOSES. and Messrs. JoHS n. FREE
scS and T1os. T.. MULDRow. q
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The orierr relative to passports for parioaea
rebel prisoners "a iie signal for general erni.
grafton Of prominca; rotels, led BY Gen. Lee,
who viii 90 to Ioadon, and there finish his his;
.c:y o. his nj ie rJ caDpaiSn. Among others
preparing to so are ;'cnz. Longstroet, Ewelt,
Basuregard' D. II. Iill Wheeler, Malone.
Bnetner and Gardner, and it Is probable they
vii! be accompanied by llulidre ls Of others OF
lesser ranl;.
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South CaroIiHn4 rSstaysl ss
BY A. L. MCDONALD, Eset 'o' 'spi.f HY.i
MTHEREAs@ JAS. IS; So 1G aRpNER
w applied TO. mo fur. IIcttefsceG1lts "a ltl.ss tlss

Ep
W applied to. mo for Lcttefs'it lltsssss lsss
n,inistaation on all and Singulat tlifss5:
goods and clattles, rights and creliistofss
7. B. Gardner late ofthe District .afurcs :
said, deceased. = 80 l,.:',':- g
These are, therefore, to cite and ad--.
monish all, and singular, the Mildred; !
and creditors of the deceased To hpand;
appear before me at our next Ordinary !
Court foH the said District; to. beboIdehs
at kersbaS Court, House on the 90 day 4.
of October proxilno, Ito :show, cause II
apg, why the said administration should {.
not be granted. s.! } s:1 .s..ts s.
Given under my hand and Seal, this
18th day of September, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-6ve, and of. the ninetiethr year
of the Independence and Sovereignty Of
the State Of South Carolina. g =: ssssss&ss
ALEX. L. MCDONALD; o. K.D
=. September Is. ----- =
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We arc paa&ra to learn that Col r. Barn
WELL KHsrr, the former proprietor OF the
Charleston -Itrcary, intends rosuning it's pull.
licatlon a: as carly daysna possible. :
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Queen Victoria is on visit to Ger
many: The Prince aud Princosa Of
Walos, and the two little Wales, accom-
;aany her.
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Ap entcrprising correspondent. who
has visited Galena, informs the public
that Gen. Grants salary while in charge
ofhs fathers hide store there, for two
years before the war, was $40 month.
lie was unable to find out whether the
Genera! voted for Lincoln or Douglas IN
1860, as none Of tho neighbors took in
tcrest enough to remember:
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>a tcs for A., C,Tt151nS: ass,:
ros orc souare.--ten i: or iess.oNh IS an,
loL'. !; aud lJtTy c.: LOT tTs 's. ms'
Insertion aud 9E!5 LoLJ lor e'cn s"''
sequ1:.r.
OBITUARY Nc.rtss, Eea:ns o'o square
G-$Sr,s;sn.E, ~. - Isl: ..s.., ,ts nao job Work
MC&.r II 3:S'e,: %5."H ~ ADVANCE.
Nc .;.jr,.;;.,', =, 3oxc.:t to eur regular
,rn,, - .;r. :: one year $500
in :,i".. 80. go IA -:;:n:1 three months
isem ~ ia /a'ser!..s 400
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A pretty accurate estimate of the de-
falcadons Of Edward 3. Ketchum has
nov lsen arrived at, and it foots up the
enormous amount of four millions two
hundrld thousand dollars
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In letter commencing emigrants to
make; choice of Tennessee, Governor
Brownlow says: 81 may be little selfish,
as my home is III. East Tennessee; as my
wife and children were born there, in civ.
ing that division ofthe State the prefer
cnce. l have heretofore said, and L re
peat, in no spirit Of blasphemy, that
would not leave Eastern Tennessee to go
anywhere but to the kingdom ofheaven. !"
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Government Claims, !:
AND So

Applications for Parpon. s..
rsSHE sUBsoRJBER !: REsPEcTFuLIYs
i offers lothe citizens IF the State his att; AT
tention in all matters pertaining TO Cow
ERN&E,JT CLAIMS, and APPLICATIONS
for PARDON: -. - Be-
:. III app;:c,tions lo- pardon. under the e1>lss
rerted sections OF tae Presidents: Amnesty
Proclamation must bein the form ofa pei etion;s.
stating tie exception or exceptions aud accnlnss
panied uoth by tho cath prescribed sund RisI,t..
ihe approva! of the Provisional Goyerliorof the
State. = - ri = az So So
aTho subscriber presents, at the Same ti;ne,..
his card rs ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WM J.TGAYER,,.lit.,.s51
12.Chspcl street Charleston, S. C::aaS
4. .sY.All papers in ii. State copy three1inits
aud send bills TO WsJ. C. -. - =;
September Is. Stsss
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-15

Two more victims to "the Molooh Of
fashion, in London. Two more wo men
burned to death oy criroline and fire..
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fMARRIEB.

Married at Unionville, ON tile yts list i,bss st.. .
tho Rev colin NIUncu,soN, J0HN.4 yayk kGy.ss
Of CANDIDA. TO ANNIE G. eldest. daughter cas
WlLlIA.tG. iltaHss Of Uniouviile. q i, = =
SepteInbcr l5. f'ss$$SsS:; 81,
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Commission MeEchastaa
AcCOAkf0DATI0E WHARFs :
Charleston, S: C.

Attention given te-s.he sale Of
COTTON, FLOUR, WHEAT, 3AND.s
OTHER PRoDU CB; AND TO FILI-sts f
ING OF ORDERS. = s..:'.3ss5;;:5, S. s53'
Rejersrs. Gen. ]. B. Kershsw, Gen.;5f
J. p. Kennedy and Capt. w. 2. Leitner.
September Is. ly. l4: