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RrTn REBEL

IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF REAL
EsTATE.-Wc noticed n short time
since that by the provisions Of un
act of the Legislature, passed at the
last session, owners Of land forfeited
to the State for non-paymcnt OF
taxes, during the last several years,
can redeem the same by paying the
amount due for State and county
taxes to the Auditor in jackson. A
new assessment of lands will be COM
menced in May, and to insure a
proper assessment, lands that have
been forfeited should be redeemed
before that time. In all cases the
money should be sent to the Audi
tor, as they cannot be properly re-
deemed as heretofore in the different
counties. Where it is inconvenient
to come to jackson, letters addressed
to the Auditors on the subject will
meet with prompt attention. - Clarion
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Who HAS THE TOOTH AcHE.-If
you arc afflicted with this trouble
some complaint, you may be soon
relieved Of il, and We therefore adj
wise you to call upon our friend DIR.
". +. Elliot, at his rooms at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. B. Moore, without
delay, and have your teeth repaired
or replaced by new ones. The Doc
tor will remain but a few days. SCI
his card.
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There Is ono rule tn be observed
in taking exercise by walking-the
very best form In which Il can be Ia
ken By the young and able-bodied
of ali agcs-and that Is, never to al
low the action IL respiration 10 be
carried on through the mouth. The
nasal passages arr clearly the me-
dium through which respiration was,
by our Creator, designed to he car.
RCD On. "God brcathcd into mans
no~triIs the breath of life" previous
10 his becoming a living creature
The difference in the exhaustion o
strength by q long walk with tn
mouth firmly closed, and respiration
carried on through the ao-trils In
stead of through the mouth, : Noon
ccivahle 10 tho=c who have ncve
tried the experiment.
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llouf' llcb hoBr,cr proceeded
to The place Indicated and Cuul
there, m,tonsly awaiting lis arrival.
HI. wounded friend the Federal IN
ccr The officer uw and recognized
hts friend. while h. WIS ~ his way
to prison. bat prudcnlly remained
.ilcni, hoping 10 ace him again under
more pleasant circumstance. The
twain were mutually rjoiccd 10 meet
agnin They talked Of The war, Of
their toils and hnrdships -one 70 aus.
tain the Union, the other fighting lof
his freedom Of Northern iauaticism,
with no well defined objections "a
the Union ~ il was. For three DAYS
they were together almost inscpam-
bly,. Captain b. knew nothing Of
the cause or causes OF Rcb.'s arrest,
and when working for his immediate
release, could only ascertain, or rather
infer, that his arrest was a mistake.
and some other man was the real
offender. Rcb. was 10th 10 leave hi
friend, but there was no choice IN
the matter. They parted with re.
ncwcd assurances of friendship on
both sides, and Rcb., with a load %
the good things of life, returned
home, and the officer Crippled iol
lifc) to the discharge Of some "posi
duty"
Reader, our story is ended. IL
writing il, We have given the princi.
pal facts as they actually occurred
with the least possible establishment
We are here taught the lesson that
good act will always, sooner or later
find its reward, and that, in this, a
, in thousands of other instances
Masonry performed its peculiar an'
legitimate work of relieving tn
wants and distrcsscs Of our common
, humanity. May Heaven bless Cap
f tain d. aud his friend Rcb.
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Whose pin here since TN rn rpasff
Den ! makes mibc moni-h caincs
inter mine lneko,s, aud make mine
ak come into mine hapcrr, und
poet mine sign on der pig sihorr ~
der corner, 50 ! loses more goods o.
! had nrt got, und den | 60 10 Wis.
consin 10 see mine frow m | hnint
seen In desc two years, 80 long time
ash never wash.
Den | comes home und knocks nm
der der door, und my frow she make
talk and tell me "who'a dcrcg"
Den ! say "Ilillhickcr snick-
snackcr," und she knows dat ish
mine name, und she make herself
comes out of der house; und give me
nine, scvon-times kiss on mine face
so good ash never wash.
Den, Mr.. Bumroy, | looks init
mine eyes, und ] sees some dings!
And den so ] ask niue frow IL shoes
pecn married since l go of to n .
patriots, und II she pc no got zk,sr-
ried, Wy she makes 20 much grow,
ven l pc 20 NIT der war. und | gits
so mad ash the dyfal, and den
dink Of dat dam Shcncral SthonewalI
shackson and his pig pruss pand, und
! sings;
"whose pin here since I.h pin goasf"
Und now, Mr.. Bumroy, somebody
makes trouble nit me, for Ish peer
gone two years, und I know som,
dings, und | goes pack nit der wal
und j sings dat dam Sthoncwall
Shrckson song all der way.
la Crosse Democrat.
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NAPOLEON AND THE COUNTRY
GRL--Dnring the stay Of the Em-
pcror and Emp &c NJ Biaritx, thcrrs-
tic population frequently had open
mir dances, at which the imperial
couple were at times present. Al
one Of these balls Enecnie saw a
country girl standing sadly apart
while the other girls wcrc merrily
dancing. "Why arr You not dam
eing:" the Empress asked. with
whom should ! danccy' said the girl
pitiubly "thc man whom | love Is IN
| Mexico. Shall | venture 10 have a
dance with others while Jean, perhaps
l. lying wounded in the hopiialg
Thi. sincere language moved tho
Empress. She told II to the Empr-
mr., and the latter ut oncc walked ~
to the girl and said to her-"My
child, you must dance; and - your
Jean j. fighting in Mexicu, l will
dance for him here with bic harictic.
One service demands the other
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The last teamcr from Europe
brings intelligence of the death oI
Frederika Brcaher, the distinguished
Swedish novelist. Most readers arv
familiar with her pleasant stories
translated by Mary Howite. She
made a visit to the United State
abou, fourteen years since, and OF
her return Published a charming
volume entitled, "Homcs ofthe New
World" She wssin her sixty-iourtl
year al the time Of her deccase.
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DIR. WEAvER.-It will be seer by
reference to the card of this gentle
man that he has located at Eureka,
DIR. Weaver was among the first to
Join the army, and served until the
last day. He is entitled to a liberal
share of patronage, and we hope to
hear Of his getting it.
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Corrrss.-we call attention to
the advertisement Of S. s. Smith
A Co, Batesviilc, who have opened a
new branch Of trade, in connection
with their large grocery house. Al
though our dead have not been
numerous, by any means, yet our
community has suffered great incon-
venicnce for want Of means in pay.
ing proper respect to the memory Of
their deceased friends. This enter
prising firm intend to remedy Thu
deficit by keeping constantly on hanC
a large assortment Of collins.
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They have big oysters in Pruvi-
dcncc, X. l., fifteen Of them weighed
nineteen pounds One weighed two
pounds. They were taken from .
a deserted bed OF Pawtuckst. II
was supposed that this bed had yield
cd al IL treasures years sgu, but q
neglected corner contained about six
hundred Of thee largr sisrd oysters.
They arr =iprn~sl 70 hc 6accn wars
> nl,l.
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Cor MARRIED.-0ne of our young
friends got married last week because
he bought a fine wedding suit Of
clothes at Drake & Co.'S, No. 277
Main street, Memphis. We advise
All our friends who wish to be equally
: mccessful with their s~wecthearts to
80 to the anne house and purchase
an outfit that will captivatc any lady
Of good taste.
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INTERNAL REvEyUE.-All per-
sons engaged in any profession, trade,
or manufacture had better see the As
distant Assessor Immediately. 1t will
be greatly to their interest to do So
Office at Farmer & Randolph's.
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The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
This journal Of inventions and sci.
nee Is still published in New York
md maintains It's high character.
Every mechanic ought to take 1t.
Read the prospectus.
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The jackson MississiPpida says
General Wood has ordered the dis
tric's Of the department q Mississip-
pi TO be discontinued after the LIST Of
February. vicksburr, Natches, Jack
son, and Meridian are e-.abI;-hed as
posts, at each Of which the .enior
officer will take command and rrpcvs
direct to headquarters. Temporary
stations are established AZ cciumh..
and Grenada, the former connected
with the Meridian post. and the lattcI
With the Iarlson rn-t.
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Tom Thumb having neglected. TO
make a return IL his income 10 the
English commissioner, has been
doomed to pay a tar on 80. 900 .
year.
A poor fellow scnt 10 Jail fbr mar
rying two wivc-, excused himself hy
saying that when he had ono she
fought him, bat when he had t~c.
they fought each other.
"Thc Government 4 a1oul n
print a history cf the VA. nnde sp
ftvm cf6eial reports, fepessl ervrsA
correspondence, O., ~ uo}lrx ~
supervision a NJ. Elnntor- Rae
t;ssss~l Il viii mnk> nlune to -
drvi vrluwe-. " v''t svtiruQk
\ BIG shir-.-
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Tnr HoNr JouRSAI~-Wc pub
llsh the prospectus Of this able III
barry weekly, and recommend our
friends to subscribe for the Journal.
II Is purely a literary paper, and one
Nat every family ought 10 have.
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The WEATHER.-For the past
week the weather has been delight
full. Soft and balmy like spring,
The Tallahatchie river has not been
up this winter, but we may look for
high water later in the spring.
Planters are making fine Roadway
with their preparations for crops.
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LOOK Our FOR THE RED Cross
When you see the red cross on your
paper, you may know that our book
shows that your subscription is out,
and il you want the STAR, YOU must
nav up,
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" To MAGISTRATE. Nest week
~ shall print blanks ~ the use u
5usIccs n the Peace, In criminal
eHse., from forms prepared by the
Prosecuting Attorney and Clerk
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ORpnAS FnFEDaEs--The Pro
bste Court Of this county, up to this
ame, have appfcn,loed about three
hundred and fifty orphan children d
freedmen, under the late law upon
that subject.
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The TELEGRAPH.-Mr. Van
Horn, President of the company,
eame down last week and moved the
Telegraph office from Batesville to
Oakland. We are not advised as ia
his reasons for so doing.
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Raj TaAfu-Ths only feaaon
shy 200 are ifoabled wilh rats. i
H., you Do not ~ 10 William &.
(aafts'. and buy one n he splendid
tfsfs.
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ltyAhg ~ PgLRy The sstea.
H. n lhs members n lhls eouff i
Aressed N me cell n the President.
4 smother eolamh
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Tas rspafs Msssss Hslbfook
.4d Williams, me~enKsFs, have oHf
ftseks ~ alsa n Iss psrefa
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-15

Cayuga, Mississippi, Januaryseoo, 1851
in his own favor, and by him endorsed
with 10 per cent. interest; payable The
lst December, 1861, at the Office of Cole.
man, Britton & Withcrs, New Orleais
for s9l3 -; endorsed r. o. Edwards aSd
Coleman, Britton & W'ithcrs. !
West & ViIlerc, New Orleans. Ac,
ccptancc r. B. Johnson's draft dated
Camden, S. C. July 9th 1861, in his otn
favor and endorsed by him; payable Jy,
nary 18th 1862, for s2,57G,9O.
Geo. McCauslands note dated New Or
leans, August lst, 1860, in favor West
d Villcrc, and 10y them endorsed; payable
December lst 1862. with eight per cent
interest, for $1,000, secured BY mortgage
OF land, New Orleans, August lst 1850,
T. Grima, N ,.
Solomon Hcdricks' note dated Brcwus-
vile Mississippi, January 21st 1861, In
favor Coleman, Britton g. Withcrs, and
by them endorsed; payable December lst
1861 at their Office, New Orleans, with
ten per cent interest, for s52s,o9; en-
dorscd Il. O. Edwards.
Mcfarland &; Barksdaie, New Orleans.
Acceptance Saal'l .. Georges draft dated
Camden, S. 6. March 18th 1861, in fss.s:
of j. Il. Jones, and BY him endorsed; pay.
able M January lst 1862 for s1loo.
j, I. George, Camden Mississippi.--
Acceptance y George draft lated
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BILL TO PERP.ETUATE
TESTIMONY.
T.
SIMEON FAIR, SOLICITOR MIDDLE CIRCUIT.
E,r pGrte

U.WEREAS, w. T.. JOHNSON HAS
applied to me to perpetuate testimony
in regard to tho notes hereinafter de-
scribed, all parties having a like or op-
posite interest, and desiring to como
forward and cross examine the evidence
which may be produced, are warned to
appear before the Commissioner in
Equity, at his Office, OH Monday the
9th day Of July next, when such eyi:
cd. The notes are as follows: =
Thomas Lang, Executor, and John
: W0rkman's note to the Bank of Cams
den, South Carolina, for s5,lSl,5l, dated
November 4. 1861, at IS days, all into
rest paid to the 25tb October, 1865, and
slsl.5l of the principal, and transferred
to said w. Z. Johnson by the said Bank
of Camden, 23d August, 1865.
J. u. DUNLAP, G. E. K. D.
April 1S--3m.
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ton, for $500.
S. Edward Chambers note dated It'll
February, 1861, in favor of Ellis
Oldham & Co., and by them endorsed
payable lst November, 1861, at the
agency bank of Newberry at Sumter
for $40, with interest from date; Gu
dorsed Thos. 0. Sanders.
Davis & Bullock's draft, dated 18th
October, 1860. acceptance waived
in favor W. r. Taylor, 80 days aftor
date; endorsed by him on Geo. f.
l'richett, Charleston, for 1886: endors-
cd VIM. NJ. Shannon.
j. j. Davis draft, dated Manning,
5. C., 2Sth january, 1861, (not accent
ted,} IN favor Ellis, Oldham & Co., and
by them endorsed on Ingraham &
Webb, Charleston, s. c., payable tho
1st October, 1861, for s551,55; en-
dorsed, Thos, O. Sanders:
VIM. F. Porry's draft, dated Camden,
S. G., 10th April, 1861, acceptance
waivcd;) in favor VIM. r. Taylor and
by him endorsed on Wardlaw, Walker
4 Co., Charleston, S. C, payable so
days after date, for $500; endorsed, G.
Mathcson & ca.
Coleman, Britton d Witheri, New
orIcauS; note dated March IL, 1861, in
favor of II W Conner e. Son, AGENT.
parnIlH ~ tic End pcremlcr, ls6I,
fpr $,oon.
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Novem"cr D. 1863 SlS0l 81 payable III one
day: W, Z. johnson, Jr, sccarity.
r. j. Cunniughanl's note. dated Camden, Ne.
t:clnber Il, 1864, $500, payable in QUE day; W
j. johnson security.
+. II. Dcas note, dated Camden May 81,
1861, S3"5.3 SO, payable January l. 1862; W.
A. AnCru!n sccurty-intcrts paid 10 18th
February. 1861.
James f. Doby's note, dated Camden. July
s, 1861, 500, payable in one hundred and
nineteen days November |. 1861; George
Alden security.
James T. Dobys note, dated Camden. Nav
81, 1861, SlO5.2O, payable January l, lSG2.
Bryant Ellis note, dated Camden, July 10,
1861, $500. payable January /, 1862; W. t..
Hughes and j. y Mcleod securities.
Bryant Ellis note, dated Camden, July o.
1861, $500, payable December l, 1861 d. D.
Hocott and james Dunlap securities
L. L. Fraser's note, duted Camden, April 81,
1863, Sls50,52, payable one day L. L. Fraser
Jr, security; consolidation oi .;vo ,otcs discount
ed on s0th October and 4th December 1861
W. Kennedy's note dated Camden, July 26;
1852 $1,000, payable one day to the order Of
). q j. D. kirkpatrick; L. Gass security--en-
dersed j. J. D. Kirkpatrick and William
Kennedy, Jr.
Robert Lattas note, dated Camden, April
70, 1859. $500 payable November l, 1859. l..
>. Patterson AID Joseph B. kershaw securi.
ties
R. T. Mckay's note, GATED Camden, Apr!l
20, 1861, Slo0 payable January II. ISS"
James Dunlap and ii. W Young securtics.
2. Mathnsons rptc "a."! Cam len nl"e,rn
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GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO.,
or NEW EOhEa.
--.D:-
ALL POLICIES NOT-FORFElT-
ING.

DOLlClES ISSUED BY THIS COMPANY
Oh Common Life and Fnlow4lent Tables
arc non turGritiis after the third year, that is
the assured di: continue his premiums cilhcr
from choice or necessity. ne will bc entitled To
a inll-paid policy for the Whole amount ofprc.
milns pud. Provided the assured does not
exceed so Yeas oIagc at the issue OF the orig
illal Policy.
One of the most important ohjcrts man
can have in this world. is 10 make sure his
family will be provided for when Inc is taken
away. You effect this The moment you take Il
Policy on your life in favor Of your lalnly.
49,
ESD. l.. pESAr>SCEE. NJ, D.. Medical Ex.
II miner. ". d. MCEOWAlJ,. Agent.
CAMDEN, So. "a.
Jannary %. ly.
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UND E REV r I T E r S
AGENCY
"; D. MCDONALD, Agent

-.O.-
TIE G GERMANIA ERE INSURANCE O
THE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE CO..
THE NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE CO..
THE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE CO..
All Of tile city of New York,
HAVEENTERED INTO AN ARRANGE
Ill MEST for the purpose of transactng
together the business Of INSURANCE against
Loss or Damage by Fire; and tile Pcrils Of In.
land Transportation, and lave established an
Office in this Town designated tie "UNDER-
WRITDRS AGENCY" aud your attention is
respectfully called to the superior advantages
which the Agency affords to those who desire
to make prompt and reliable insuranccs.
The Cas1 Assets of each Company issuing
the Underwriters Policy Of Insurance exceed
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS, making
scclriiy in the aggregate ofTllREE MILLION
DOLLARS.
January 26. ly.
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Prospectus Of Charleston
Daily News,

WILL BE PUBLISHED ABOUT TIFF
W FIRST Week in August, and rcsn
larly thereafter, TIE Charleston InHy Nr"S.
As native CarOIiuians, the publishers viii
naturally look to the interests Of their own
State. and to thai of the SOUTH; and as citizens
vrtllc United States they will not he wanting
ia tlr" propcy asnol,nt OF devotion and respect
for the l;cucral Government. Every ccnrE
shall hc made to make the D0iiy N,~s first
class newspaper, and in every way vol lhv
Of ill- patronage Of The public.
Our terms for The present, will be at the rar
OF $40 per ann,n,. Subscriptions received for
3. 6 aud ~ months, payable in advance.
POST>MASTERS, and others tlroughou, the
country who may interest themselves III plocnr-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEw-YoRk.."......NOv. 5
CLEARED.


Steamship Washington, Chichester Norfolk CITY Point and AeA
ship John Bnshi Towart Liverpool Williams Guion
Bari a. 81 Hunt Woodbury., Havana. Trujilo 4 Ninin.
Brir Annie Collins (Brl Smith, Windsor, smhhen Co.
Brie Zebuon iBfl Gates. St joni, b. ~ r. De"oht 20.
m a r. cooI Small Port Roys. y. N. Bixbes
schr Leonessa, Hunt Galveston. =. $50 r..l..0
sehL Mary NJ BARNARD hsFtiosd haeEe'h A"'Ae
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Steamship csedoria CBr MeDonsd Gs'gow IS days with mdss
'n s,sc cssaSsste Johnson. Portland Me- with md's 70 @
Steamship Diso Sherwood Portland Me- with md's TO O. "
s,ssm.hp Granada Morton Savannah Nov J. with mdss and
st.smhip sos. King Richmond and Norfolk with nd and
saV Hsrps~s owen HsTs Sept 7o with dss and 90 pass to
Boyd q Hineken. ,,,,- - A. q A.. ia
Brs MGs.rshs Bsnss tPru.s) Hoepntr Antwerp 50 days
with ndse. &c Fuuch Meuoks WendL -, =
BarE Fauy Lewis (BT Gln Boston days 70 lead for suyns
sas AsSsnSss sl Fo,y Cove Il with sh e NJ p
o sSs asISu ;fsr Joins ny Bso,cmtf Lusan II days
ss MesIs tcfNew Es,epj upds Bsis'0s day. W4th hat
srs d. toss rl histIsee H-seee N e. viii fa''s 1'
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