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proceedings Of public meeting, called b7 the
6iaJor oll0 large rumber OF influential citizens,
to take Into confldcration matters relating to the
t1ons we're adopted: First that we accept the
position Of tho surrender Of the city, and, in the
lhDrrace Of the President Of the United States,
submitting to the rational authority under the
Constitution, leaving all questions which remain,
TO lc adjusted By the peaceful menus OF legisla.
aside all differences nnd burning bygoncs, VIC wifi
use our best cndeayors to bring back the property
and commerce ut one time enjoyed. Third, We do
city, asking terms Of a conqucror, hut the lmmu-
mites and privileges contAintd in tho proclama-
tion aud message Of the President, md nil legisla-
~ on NJ ~ n tssi e peops situated
call Convention Of the people to say whether
they wish the war continued. ifth, thu, it ts the
unanimous dcE.c Of all present that Gen. Geary he
continued ns military commander Of thIs post, and
tut 1o h1t nrbanity and Kindness he is entitled to
NEW YonK, "Wednesday, ian. 4Thc steamer
bringing 1.1o' passengers, including 200 oilcers
ofshcrlnan's army. The Isametto HtraId con
tains the following itema:
1.-The gunboat Aca1a captured the steamer Julia
Eau. I he Julia arrived at Port Royu on the 2sth.
Coz. Dihhle, ofthc 17th Conn, Lieut.. Rice, As
Young, Of Gen. Elrncy's atad, we're captured by
Augustine.
The Palmetto Mrald wtll hereafter be publish
cd at the office Of the Savannah Neus and viii b.
come daily papcr. Mr. Mason, its proprietor,
has removed to that city.
The Palmetto Hsraid's editorial correspondent,
nt Savannah on The sgla sa.s: t,a the capture Of
Savannah, when our forces took possce''on Of
Tott he Fshe fn opened ss
conld b. made, but n battery was brought to bear
GU the ram and peppeted her briskly. She was
invulnerablt to shot She afterwards threw few
shells into the city, hut the next uiht ehe ended
her curecr BY committing sqicile."
at Masonic meeting In Sayarnna there were
representatives Of ofMas6achusetts South Carolina,
Gcorgfn. Alabama, Mississippi, Tenhessce, Ken
tucly. Virginia. Illinois, Inalana, Colombo, Micl-
ighn, Iowa, Wisconsin,, New York and Ohio.
Gen Sherman receives hundreds OF citizens
dally. H. Is in good health. A grant rcyle,T OF
the 1s,h Army Corps. By Gen. Sherman took
place Oh Bay street Oh the S5th. :.
The Mayor, In the course OF his address, at the
pu@1tc injecting, said: '0ur city contains 10000
people without food. fuel, OF remunesativc pur-
srisa and without refuge, cut OF from all conuec-
iton With the country. Tie soul sickcns at the
f1tht" he snw hut one course to purBne lie
eaid: "Thcy oil feel deeply indebted 10 Gen.
hid prrsuctl."
hlockale runner schooner. with an assorted
ca'go, came up Eenr the city The 18th, unaware
that the city had changed hands.
On The 18TH, u rev mleked battery was erected
by Foster. forces, and tzain Of cars stopped by
point b: narchtng around on an old wu.un ruad
le work Of clrarin: tho r1y:r Of distractions is
.o:Eg On, nnd one OF cur monitors l.as arrived pp
at Say a1lCh
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1sissourl Military and State 1Iattc-s.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. Lou1s, Wednesday, Jan. 4, 1865.
a dispatch from Col. Rogers, commanding at
Cure Gltsrdeau, to Gen. Ewing, dated to-dsy,
statcs that scout, consisting OF Capt. Cochran
with ftty men, sent to Poplar BluI had succeeded
In killing ven grerilas, cspturing twelve horses
aud twelve riacs, md dispensing several bands. 1t
is reported that sncrillas ere moving abont ac-
lively in Clay county. committing dcprcdattons
rsrc crop IN thc Missouri Bottom next M Season.
In conseaience many Of the citizens, Irrespective
CT party rrocliEifies, Intend icayine the Bottom
this winter. It is SUPPOSED the Oushwhackers
Lave 1o!cf 1T Fiehiug River, bnt its whereabouts
have not been discovered.
Members OF the State Convention. to assemble
ton Of slavery, 1t IL t:lE-d that the CouY Yeution
will dc'iheEate upon tho enlargement Of the linl-
tat,on Of tho state debit nlso the reorganization
OF The Present Conservative Supreme Court and
other measures OF vital importance to the Stote.
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T. 1eS'a'S CEfl n T.
FROM NEW YORK.
Special Midnight DIspntc1l-The Pa
per MonopolistA Ill ,ffouble-!Il llitn-
~ and fscbcs News.

| Especial Dispatch to the Western Prees.1
NEW YonE, Wednesday. Jan. 4-nfdnight
The u. s. eteamcr Massachusetts, at PhiIadel.
phia, from Charleston bar. OF tie 80th. reporta
our ,ron-claila, nine In number. had returncf tn
Charleston Karbor, and 1t was reported that Ad.
mira1 Dahlgren was in cooperation with Sher.
man In the attack on Charleston,
a large force is reported to have marched from
Savannah for that nnrnose
The agitation Of the question for tho roncal a.
the duty On prfrtinp nancr has created manic IN
thc market It's frrely offered bere FIR s1c an;1
scrne ~ thc nr,nc,n,, nnh1isho,p -orrso ~ 49,
oyer 1sc.
ycw Enc1and manufacturers a,c h,inofno !,
+hrf, r,nerh hers md .c,11nv ~ for e0c Soo,o bn.
hoo,, afra~o, ~ a. 49, - T. .ha.h. r,st 49,
will soon be down to 1cc. Moyemcnts are pro.
crossing that will probably break down monopoly
in paper.
Quebec advlessfa fay there is trouble in Canada
o'ef lnc enforcement o' toe o1ais Tor minan
men to eerye on the frontier. The French re-
fused 10 serve ard the drafting officers driven out
dcre7 ont tn nut doxrn tl,1a inenrrcc+.or
' Tbe Snrth tri. ; t.o nrohah1n ha
ane s'f 'f'a WILL p'o0a0'S W eonc'uoca TO-
Commander Collins has been detnched from
Tho Wochnsc,ts ona ordered tn rcnort NJ ws.hInll
i'm. i'm " Tn IA tn he tr3e,, Ell m 1,y a nasal ronrt T. "
A letter from the Army Of the Potomac de-
ecrfbes the following opilion Of the putch GAP
Ganai ine ealn s~s cut aeay az moca as pos
t1oie. Galleries were constructed under the re-
naming earth and six tons Of powder placed In
them. The conclusion YVES very slight, and was
nct oa snccc.afn1 ~ r4nccfed- Thu eorth mint ha
aosas - haceess'ot ~ - ,a,s h,ra no .aa muss %
afeogea out Inc ioocis ua'u twenty cannon
bearing on The upper end oi Inc canal. Much
work must be done before our gunboats cau ascend
the rtrcr above the cana1.r
d., 49,. .1s1, Tho rro,,,,,,.
rAAaDlLfala' oau' 4'-Ane ptetlA1inalE neat-
Ing took place this afternoon IN the case oFMlton
Alien, cashier at the custom House, who WIS ar
,psted IN tbe' ehoroe of being Concerned In tho
A10.~u ~ 49, ~ go. -. ~.
recent foooe1s o1 gooos l1olu eus sustom house
vaults: The accused Tas lemahoco In dcfault OF
e20,Oo FOR further cxamtna1tonm1 A.
CLEVE1ASD, Qhio: Ja1: 4.-ias pt:! annual meeting
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and adjoining counties are full OF patriotism, and
there Is no doubt but that the requisite number
Of men can he ra1scd. DRIFT meetings are bling
held at Tic Court House, and vigorous methods
hare already bcen taken to clear this city from
the draft. Dr. D. fcakle, the celebrated Ma1or
General Son Of Liberty, 1s very quiet since his
release. Ills confinement at Indianapolis cyident-
y proved beneficial. Many OF ftle violent Copper
lcads OF this city had change Of base ]a9y, and
n1t0r t.f}tpr ruattrra hnyo frrrnvnd
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majority Tor iatce. Il
On motion of Scnator Ward the nomination was


Majority Tor Iatce. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. T.
On motion of scnntor Ward the nomination was
made unanimous.
The Cook county delegation voted as follows
Eastman and Stevenson for Yates; Do1ton for
Logsn, aud Ward, Isl,am, Strong, Huntley, Cook
eEd johnson for Washburne. The Yates men
were vcry jsri1art orer their success, and made
The streets zcsuund with their cheers.
LATER.
The following Is the vote in caucus for senator:
Fon YA1Ea-Allen. Bushnell, EASTMAN Funk,
Green, Mach Mctca1f. Peters, Barusback, Bond.
Brown. Cook. Of Woo5ford, Cosw1n, Dresser
punn> Fuf!er, Holyoke, Hopkins, johnson, Jos
lyn: Lake: Mann, Martin, MCINTYRE, Miller, OF La
salle Mtllcs, Of Wash!ngt9n; Nilee. Noble: Pinck-
sreyclf, Thomas, Tincher, Warner, and Wood
FoE TAs1HunsE- Bryant, EDurchard, Cook, OF
Cook; Dame, Fcrd, uetderson, H1nt1cy. isham,
Jackson, Lloyd. McCoy. Payne, PIatt, Randall,
Smf'h, Stacy. Strong, Addauf, IGnsing, Richards,
Eon FAIAEK-stIsine, and Jones-2.
Fon LocAK-Dolton md Looucy-a.
1t Is stated that the members voting for Wash
burne represent more Cuion voters than all the
members voting for 1a1cs: 1t will he observed
that no mcm!er in the middle or southern part Of
crn man.
The Washbuzue men feel we'll over the result,
having made q magnificent fight, and having car
ried large portion Of that part Of the State civ
ing the big Union 1oajoFiue.. With few more
votes they would have triumphed over the per-
all the yast military aud other patronage OF the
State, while Ncslburne h8d been in the canvass
but two weeks. Mr.. ". Leaves for Washington In
lhe morning. well satisfied with his work.
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TIER: IV.AEs EE TENNESSEE.
Gen. Rhc1staSs Army Active Opera.
tto1ls-.1fe Array III Motion.

.CISc1ESATl. "Wednesday, Jan. 4.-Ihc Commer-
ctcfs Columbia, Tennessee, correspondent inti-
mates TIN: the news frum Gen. Thomas army will
Hereafter bo received from ullotner direction.
Marching or1crs bave been tapuei, and the whole
army IL In motion. All the sick aud wounded
have been sent to Nashville
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! with probable cnet Of work Laid over under rule
presented and rcfcrred. 'N'
1hc Honsc @ nn"nimons1y missed the Senate bi,
mal::n! bsi lcrS lener hoes md fari'ss' :f:ney s
An amendment. Ut 10 :nclu,.x ..:..,.; .;u..s li1ls
ii Mr. Siles presented petition that the ezfmo ol
te FoI IT, ~ a:cnse tys xeaqs a.p IN ~
tenily; scecnd, len yeaFs and for he III thIrd or
snEs ;;Tsnty years. Referred to the Judiciary
ns oeFG Te at qaI ~
recucstt.d to nc tlrir cfTorts tn nass Law tssf
nsiJ IT IT ~ shn ~ y e e qa
ocsr II pnronoriin1 15u p"es ~ ~
m9u.y, 1t!o,n.,on o+raroa ,r n. ,,uo, =, r....
10 5ea th the ack 's~1 1f s
rhe n,awinn ar thc M nycs md ;,aes ~ u 'l
EnIebs7d -neGaee Coe Il coa hend o, GroTn oS n;yan1
ToGin a3tnn mcsfns ~ Losss oo Q! 1 mooas@5a @
4c1dersoq. AolEoke, Hopkins, Hun,l.y, 1sham,
Saekso1 % Josly1 sake HE'D to3rey Mann ,;1;, Mar
s Soe s:F Psye 1fs fnsEnss sfs :oi
& Wo9 c9ok; s3cssr st1svcl' Strong rneheF' Warmer
n I'm: ,;', ;R'uaxs ca; pss'n; ps.e
~ MIonroe LoSan . Acponald 9 M'd3iesw95th Miller
MaPh s3sI 3sraS Seese S: ratten Percy EsanSa salsa
s;n,, , 9MaIon' Sheinys springer Stevenson of Ma
f'f9 Potss, Mssa Mf9b s hs % [ nion
'hs 9oss aess, GGppe1hfaas ,gp -,
+ca - hi,i ne Comnlsr
Iaw1 La - va passcd ~ ayes IS Gays s. % as foI1ows: na'k
q 5o9S T;eTP so1
derson, HolsoIc. Hopkins Iinqtley' istam. JacE.
sqn ssoy S1n n n.r I9an ,a2
Sa]Ie} Mjilcr III WashinEfon, Nilrs Eah1s
FIVE Pinein.Ts ~ p,stt TneE RantsIi Sn",nG' o1,e'
smith. srink stsccy, STEVENSON, (of Cook. ,s.rc,
All Union men. H.
hotx-Iarreft Henson Buroett. cnrti, ncc,us
Deickman, Gobhlc, Iiili, jamcs Of Fulton. james
irr Of Loran. Til1cr Of Riehlsnd Moran Mn,rii' iii
More, Murphy, Neecc, Patton, PcrrS, Redmond'
os MonIoe WarS Wsn 1S'y Ee r'9seF
copperheade. A4A
lie res oiutton was passed instructinr our Sem
Their efforts to secure m amendment q, tbe con.
s'itation q he un,fsd $;ates: 20 thst Il saSsfy a
On the motun to lay flis resolution On the tabl.
the vote was rs follows:
-4rss = Barrclt Dcason. Burnett, Curtis,
Decline, D,cknaan, Gobble, Hill, ,7ans.
OF Fu1tcn, James, Of Monroe, L0+n
Mcdonald, Midnle.worth. Miller, OF l.oran
Miller, Of Richiand, Morgan, Morrill,,
Nurse, Murphy, Neecc. Patton, Rodny. Redmond
Ward, Webb, Wike, ieargaiu-au-all Copper.
-EasnEtsck.. henson, Brown. BRYANT,
cr5win, boitcn, Dame Dresser, Dunn, Ford,
Henderson. liulyok=. Hopkins, unntley, Ishaua,
jackson, John OH, Joncs. Iosfyn, Lloyd, Looney,
Mann. Martin: McCor, Mcintyre. MIL
ler, Of LaSslle, Miller, Of Washington,
Nilcs. Noble, Payne, Pinckncy Plat. Pu.,h, Ra:l.
eoun;y @ streSe nehsf SSSs Wsr
ner, Nocd :nd he spenkcr-!9, aIl Republicans,
Al Two o'clock, p. NJ, the two iIous's met in
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: c1scrsxA41, January 4-The Ohio Legislature
:. orranixcd yesterday. John johnson, Of summit
coun:s elected Speaker Of ;+a ths a9nse }agst,v
a,ntost entirely devoted 10 State matters. BE
1rnrescn;a the finances Of the State in sound con-
diifon.
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FROM TIE S0UTU--TUE DOLE
FCL DUMPS OF THE
REBELLION,
Significant Articles IN the Rich
Eond rrcss--Ta.c Depressed
Southern Heart,
FRGEa CHARLESTON AND SA-
VkkNAK--.SHERSaAN'S
OpERATf9HS.
Kew f"rk Sunmary--oa7 Special
Midnight Dispatch.


i A6&FfA ~ n %A6 \ u 3H 4'VNs
Military and General Nc,.. SUMMARY,
Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, Jan 1.
The Secretary OF War has ordered the issut
Of new regulations concerning hospitals
Medical officers commissioned in the regul4
or volunteer service, assigned to duty il
Charge Of United States general hospitals
acting under the instructions OF the Surgeon
Gcne1a1, and not subject to the orders of local
commanders other than those of gerszaphi
cal military departments or divisions, hercac
ter will be charged with all the duties o.
commanders Of armies, and will be obeyed Is
such. Enlisted men 1T for duty in the field
WILL not be detailed Or retained In general
hospitals IN amy capacity.
Companies of The second battalion Veteran
Reserve Corps, hereafter will be detailed as
guasds, attendants, nurses, cooks, &C., ct the
general hospitals.
The receipts from internal revenue Yestcr
day, were upwards Of four millions Of dollars.
There is no expectation Of any business oi
consequence in Congress tomorrow, aad
some doubt Of quorum
The mails from The Moth were cut 6F for
few hours by heavy snow-drifts interruptins
railroad trains.
Two hundred and five rebel tlass are now
stored away in the War Department, accumu-
lated since the regulations requiring. the de-
livery there Of captured rebel flags.
Benson J. Losing, just returned from VII
mington, has to-day made full statement o!
The general bearing Of his statement i en-
tiTply In favor Of Gen. Butler in the cpnt.p-
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SPRINGFIELD, Wednesday, Jan. 4.
Tie Senatorial caucus met this evening at the
State Library, and was organized By theappoint-
mcnt Of Senator Adams, Of Stephenson, for
chairman F. 4. Eastman, Of Cook, secretary c.
4. Wood, Of 1roquois, and E. S. Isham, OF Cook,
fer elerH- On the first ballot for Senator the votc
stood as fellows:
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DoINGs IN CoNeREss.-President JonSsoN j

DoINGs IN CONGRESS. s.-Presdent JOHNSON is
very urgent for the admission of the Tennessee
delegation, and it would appear that an cxcep
tion would be madein this case. The Repub-
lican Senatorial caucus was considerably divi.
dcd on the question, and it would appear that
Congress is not disposed to make an issue with
the President, if it can be avoided
The Illinois members have fixed the sum 0
100000 tobe devoted to Mrs. LINCOLN, and
in all probability that amount will be appro-
priated.
Aresolution has passed. allowing on the floor
the Southern members We presume, rthout
seats.
Bills were presented for confirming the land
titles granted by Gen. SLocuM last winter on
the Sea Islands.
A resolution was presented to the Senate,
declaring that The writ of Habeas Corpus lie
restored to every State.
The above items are tho only ones we have
deemed worthy adjudication, in looking over
the Congressional proceedings
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

TT TER IRON GEN. HEAtREeARp.-
Gen. Branr+@irl writes the following
letter to. the L ifiirn dltalia: ..-,, -
New -GRLEA*s, Ncvcmhrr 1s, 1865
Ny Dear S;r: leg leave 10 tlaak yoE
fyi' rnur Hrt;clc OF the eth IF October,
in reply TO in attack u:cn me by tic
Paris Avcnir National, Paper wliic!,
ought to lie sati>G d that | AM uota
so!.iicr o? ?tdltunc. When my native State,
louisiana, rcqaircd my seviccs, | drew
my sword without hesitation, as j sou
rushe< to rcscuc his mother from tic
torrent. WITHOUT thought Of his own safe
ty. At enc tine, il, order to cscape,t the
hatred of the ,,s1Dslhcrn fanatics, ! thought
of seeking rciugc in Brazil, but the
generous sentiments expressed Ly Pres
idcut Johnson towards the Southern
States have persuaded me, together with
a great many vt!!.r Confederate Officers
and soldiers, TO- remain in Louisiana. I
prefer to live here, poor end forgotten,
than to be endowed with honor cnd
riches in f1reign cvnutry.
With sincere respect, your obt't serv,t,
G.. 7. BEArREGARD.
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e FATAL RENcoS EE.-Qn tSurlay> evcn,S
last, a! the house Of 'JouN NlLaHr. on Main
street, q difficulty took pace between two
freedmen, JosErt WALKER and ScIplo SHAN
NON, whilst playing cards, which resulted in
tie death OF The latter, from tw? fatal wounds
received in the right shoulder and left brcat
WALKER fed Immediately, but was arrested OIL
Tuesday uornin; las:, by apary Of co.ored
men, and confined in tile guard house Of this
town, there to await lis trial.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22
CAMDEN S. c. FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER o. 1865

FAILURE OF NATIONAL BANKs.-The follow.
ing National Banks are reported i'll The New
York city Bank Dotector as having failed
Merchants AID Others are cautioned against re-
ceiving them atpresent:
First National Bank ofNcw York.
Attica Bank, New York.
Syracuse, New York.
Bedford, Maine.
PittSton, Pennsylvania.
IIallowe!l, Maine.
Bangor, nailp.
Salem, Mass
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A MEETING OF PLANTERS. meeting oil
planters was held in Sumtervil!o on yesterday,
with view of consultation regarding contracts
with the freedmen for next years labor. Brc.
vet Major General SANToN and Breyct Brig.
Gen.. RICHARDSON was present, The former
gentleman addressed the meeting. 1t has been
suggested that the planters Of Kershaw;district
be prompt in contracting for labor for next year;
aud the freedmen will no doubt feel the neces.
sity OF contracting with the planter, and fulfill
ing their engagement satisfactorily to their en-
pleyer.
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baving hcrmetricaly bottled Butler,
deems it not uradvisable to shake him
MP little, as if he was a sort Of prescrip.
ton which required such treatment be-
fore disposing cf him altogether. He
pounces down upon him for his famous
Fort Fisher tioseo, and asserts that But
Ter went there, with the army and acct
which WAS sent to reduce that place,
without permission. lie pokcs an infn-
ite amount of dry fun at. him when he
SAYS in lis report, 81 rather fnlmcd tic
idea that General Butler was in going
to North Carolina actuatcd BY a desire
to witness tie effects of the explosion Of
bis powder slip" Phcw! we call that
cruel hit. And General Grant rcrews
the roar Of irextirguisl'aLle laughter
Which followed the explosion Of that re,
n'arkable ship ly saying, witt: The most
delightful mal;ciousrcss, tliattle "aiore>
said slip blew Up. so larmlcssly that no>
l,ciy IN The Confederate States had the
rcrlotcst idea What the explosion meant,
until the Northern :. papers explained the
mystery. IN tuts ttuttsuTT'r: uT,.r:r,+ Gen. GrsBt
is strictly corloeS, for we really thought
that a frigh:ti,I disaster lad ,bcfallcn an
Iron ciai," Until VIC were convulsed with
merrimcht at the result of tire ingenious
Buffers plan FOR blowing up Fort Fisher.
In his, as in many otlirr instances, Cen.
Eutlcr was siugula,lr sparrg Of Confrd,
crate lives. The rare Which, as prli,
.dcut, thoughtful wnrricr, lie invariably
tcck Of lis own precious life. made him
unwilling to shed human blood. Cons
fscalion was his strong point, and, when
lie moved with Ills ro,:Gsc ating cohorts in
the rear of a fighting general, be was
really grand. But alas! alas !! this great
and good nmn-lhis Incompatible mill:
tary governor aud prciasicrs aud prii~
dent ~arricr-this here, wllYe nHi,ie is
familiar as a louschol,l wrrd in ti.rce
continents, whose deeds ere at ouce the
admiration ofthc Liigalnls Of Greece and
Tic pirates Of the Chinese seas, aud whom
ycrres aud Hastings might lGme euvied,
as the upright Govcrnor of conquered
Provinces, la. gone from onr midst. and
no lcrger iI.u,rinatcs, With his splendid
and Incompatible r"p'i'aticn; All hoaora>
tlc profession. We still hcpe that a
very lofty. and weiI-m ri:ed cxa!tatiom
awaits him, alll:"rglfs tardy justice, and
lie ilgrari'ulcof man, may pts'ponc il
to Lis very last moments. Nemesis is
sometimes apparently. iIii'ten';ye 70 licr
tavoriscs, but she rarely fails, III tie long
rnn, to mc,c cut 10 thcDl a measure c!
reward fully commensurate 10 their mcr-
| its.- Eichm0mA Times.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22
WOOD! WOOD!!
T1HE SUBSCRIBER IS PREP R

T1HE SUBSCRIBER is PREPAREFs
L to furnish either Oak or Pine Wood
on short notice and to do hauling, gem
orally,
Orders left at the office of Mr.. Louis
D. DcSanssure, Opposite Young's book
storc) or at my residence, Dckalb ST.
will be promptly attended to.
JAS. +. ANDERSON.
December 2s. q
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

THE FIELD AND FJEEsIDE.-We are pleased
10 welcome in orr sanctum, this old and deser-
vedly popular Southern literary Journal The
rroprictors, W. B. SMITH 4 Co., announce that
is SUSPENSION was caused by the destruction Of
tie Office of publication, at the end Of the war.
We would take pleasure III recommending The
Field tt Fifeside to those Of our lady readers
who are inclined 10 patrcnize Southern liz
erature
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

HOG EnrING TIGE.-'Tis seldom we have
vcr seen more prortious season for killing
and curing pork. The lovers cf sck,Enes
spare.ribs and sausages are living high, and all
seem anxious to enjoy Christmas dinner.
On the first column Of this weeks paper will be
found piece of Hoggerel," in which the wri.
ter claims to have eata whole hcg, from his
suoul to his tail, aud indulgcs in vain regrets
at not finding tie bristles ralitatle.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

CHRISTMAS AID SANTA CLAAs.-Every one
feels certain Of Chris! a,as, and Santa Claas is
expected. In order 10 prepare for his advent
parents Should make timely preparations hy
calling cn BAUM, Bro s Co., where tie best Of
dry goods, clothing, groceries and toys may be
lad, at low prices
Mr. ". DAAsCu can also supply yon viii all
kinds Of. confectionery, aud many other eject
erd,.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

TIE scAEe1rY CT CoRS-'Tis strange, yet
nevertheless true, that but very few bushels
corn have been oferd for sale in this market
during the past few weeks; and when offered,
las been gobbled up in most cases, by arari.
cious srcculators who no doubt expect to make
their crer lasting fortunes from Tie purchase and
sale Of that much needed product
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22
A FEARFUL DAy.-The Nashvi

A FEARFUL DAy'-The Nashville
Dispatch gave the following summary Of
a days events in that blessed city {: Fight
between two mad dogs. Robbery of an
actress. Highway robbery. Two men
dead from starvation. An entire family
poisoned by arsenic. A bloody cncoun-
ter in the street. Horrible tragcdy-a
man kills his wife and is shot by his
ucighbors. Another bloody atfray upon
the public thoroughfures. A nigger SOL
dier killed by wagner. In fine, horse
racing in the afternoon, followed by a
disastrous fire.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22
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