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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

WooDs THEAIER: ,,... :. x,ao,.poa
~ TH ii rms ELEGANT FAMILY RESORT,
To enjoy t.; 5' SFEn Eth FRINGE
EyERS EyEsSa ead EDIEspA y MATINEE a IIiYc,
THE w9hREdo fST rRP II I !. Il. bAfoRs
in CLASSICAL GRovPINGi g., ,onsr
THE BoH WONDER IL hi. siARyELOus ACTS en- the FLYING
MISS JENNIE woRnELL VIII ane ia The com'ies
MP add MRS WHITE ..,.,.., .,,,.,.,,o,.
To be gp"sSW7 o M s% p1 8d he Ss%:
DROADwAY THEATER, o,.r,
ID CORNER o. w ge9AP Sy ThE As SRA sG2o" ST.
LAST WEEK OF
In conpnc- soic,siion VIZ be repeated MON
DAY T III T e5as sS GTfFSRsses
MISS WESTERN d EAsIEG Ed r to 3, pa fRAN'H
rurpspay f,SII lG1l ER Rt TWIST 'N''
GRAND FE,RfH bhha.SS } TESTIMONIAL
fT ME- afskf F1ExNe a.
LAST APPEARANCESOF
VWEATRE FRANCAIS,
/ Fosreenih,i. near SiIthsve.
TUESDAY Ians Y, al SoelOc1,
F.trsorinsry performances ard AI. appearance Of
Mae. FLEURY, soprano, and :, .,.,,ov
"a yEUvE AUX CGMELiA,
''1a'''''' '"' LIS FEAAiEs OIL PLEUREXr
/ Comedy by si'sudio and Lanber; Ihoou..
Tisk,i office. No 6i9 Broadway o. DsTdonylis..l
| L'NtIloH COhlC OfEhA.
IL New French Tteser Foareenih.t., sirl,sys
LAST NIGHT o. TUE DOCTOR OF ALCANIAhA'
by Jnus Eiclberg
Performances MONDAY az the Theater. Foureenthst
Ga TUESDAY q, tho Brooklyn Academy Of Music
Doors open H. Performance 10 commence AZ ~
Tfet. for sale VI the T-ate 6. M 70 t4ses y l u
q Beer schimsgs 70. 7ol Broadway.
Tickets tor Brooklyn 70, sc a. the Academy ..,.-,,,r,
The ROSE OF CASTLE viii be prodncei on W rbNtSpN
Balcony Boxss 81 PAquetie' y 90 h'e'e- Sea'' "
Dress Circle . press Circle - cents
EOXs OLD BOWERY ThlAIER-Lessee d.
i rector .nd Man,s,s g. l. FOA Mise FANNY HERRING IS
Sustaining AI different c1sEleeiA JAIN
ROBINSON AND ms MONKEY The ill dramatic company ~ toe
above piece. Ffd,y-Bensf o. Miss FANNY HERRING
IFORGE CURISTY's MINSTRELS.
W Ns., door 10 the flAt Ayenne Hotel go go.
AfONDAy EVENING. JUNE II, AND DURING liiE LIN.
THE FAsHIOEABLE UPTOWN RESORT.
Fir.t vol ofths following Ass. - -
" rip YFsIAS RAIDERS DON'T SHOOT
ANNA MARIA JONES; EVERY ONL Ton llMcELfi
NEVER TO LATE TO MEND
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESI6N-NOW
" opFN Al the New Academy Edhce Tweuty-tird
a,s Fosr ave the FORTY FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION q
Original WORKS By Living Aii.,s nsvef nsie,s exhibited
' C0uespcDJlDs ssc5sisIy N 4
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60 Get.

A THREE-STORY and basement browu-'ione
" HOUSE 20 LEI, furnished a. i-- ..,d-n .gfo',
s s1S ,s' NJ ,s5'' lli vs.. iis,.a-t
COJNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET FOR IHE
- sJMMER-Lo,-f9n A~a.ti'..f .sr btrti % VEG
Tom arlp. room extensive grounds trt rirce Inquire
sNo Nei..onpaae
nESIRARIE COUNIs,Y RESIDENCE to LII
Furnished Tor tie essou a. Nrafra.'it D. D. hu'e Two
an BAY and 09oe o-ls sat itit A i"o
'h'''' l'-''' josErH rAToy d. N.r,-,.'ci %.
INTENSIFIED ROOMS TO LLi-WIlHOUI
il BOARD. rlaa' private l4a s. tc.. cod -ao PEI
49, tt l,'isl for seroni oh % VIII bed h
49, ~ .-.i e,i --.. s,sa .i i.ss . trr,si Sc 81
We Levea,h-s-. u@lf f4.l.ate
CTOgF To LET-lu one o. rhe wo.f lour hing
- vases tac lu1fou within born 'r o. N'w ors o
rsi,d or tnc ur lorar-hrc vel -eo .acHy GO Vol rar
att ~ dl s,ods any ei rets en, 80 " ue ei a.
Two LET FURNISHED
II To- veI furnished HQl ~ So To- N-' i"-'' ~. -
F..4lvs.. hsae % By 30 H., o. Dr. l' 'l5 o. i'
TIsn.ea
Two LET OR TOR SALL--A vey reuieel
,.sn,fs Rent 81 o. vi b. = a f,al. ,ole.pe ,6s grie.
Fo,ses,iea ili.,liiey A1py Go AoliE 'sHtf - no Isl
Two Liza RIYERDALEe ON che Hudson. ~
miles rom ui. eiy. beaaiu Nfkl sh,l iai'is o.
sni.ni'd' ous',.i, y .,A ho. f VA r5 ,.t, III i
s M S9 i' Ne bi.c0Mn To5, 80 p g. Bl.ssty
1.-TWO vsry desirable OFFICES to LET, mi building
~ IN. b.oSvev rer- a0rr g. Fr.ton-st bppv GOOD
YEARS GLOVE Co., No 15 broadway.
FI,O NT-COUNTRY RESIDENCE. with garden.
bsl s.5ls' &C. r ;he 81. - Il. 'f- .oi .',' %
iso'E BTotdvsy, between snd ooo,s o. n-
TINO LEASE-i LOTS-COmef Tweniy-iith-si.
snd finh-ave. Broosyn, opposite en'rtes % 1e-n oy'
Mensmsnis Yard IHqalfe o. WILLIAM riTBLhDpD o. the
ySenilos
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ferlures ana Alcrtin9s,

yI'HE LADIES of the CHURCH of DIVINE
PATERNITY phe Rev. d. E. IL chaPh d. ~ wln hold s
Thryough-st tie evening Of TUESDAY, June ~ Iheis VII
Dodwoh Singing kefreshmeu &c Admission - Gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

CIIPREME COURT, City and County Of New
y York-FRAECTsCO MAZzOLEAl. Planta, against ami
Deieaatnis f Money Derifd zoe 3 Int Re':
and Of them Yoa hereby Cancelled
, p1si h 1 eon v Ts a-d IN the oce Of ,ae CLERK
& s Cd to-7sy a.. y Nav 5s All To- .sly COPY Of yoar sn
I've, the 80 c97 y ~ e. & x ". aip' S,y ar the
o. ~. .uanon' o. you etu,.se o. On d.i o, seh
sna 20, ~ % ot s'p., Won Tor de sna.
eslnd uine ndrd and T'y dollars and r9iyhye
l4dd ,nd sixty beside the costs o. This seiion-D.ed Ne"
'0'A' my - '' JOHN A. GODFREY. Plinig, Attorney
My2s, laVGv,a No go Bro 1say. Esw.York CITY.
cUPREME COURT.-JANE \. EBBETs, Plain.
> IT, assn. THEODORE MAETiNE Ihoq.. Rely snd Mary
john EswsirS Jsos A Painter sdaAns'raEr Of William r.
Wyeloa Gsosss Clara Ann Keei1 Mir Wade of frnlln
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fr Rsilco not wed To tn.
iehSsai. THOMAS REILLY and MARY his wife
e .siioa wlies slsd or ne stamp
sl s' foS 1 gSy Kas II is' coa i N ss e
CITY Of eFS %. .a sSnpS r on The S S b2a thor once 10
Broadway, the City he~io within twenty dsy, after nc
and Il YOU m to enIwe complaint within Tie time ar-al
The gp "a s 'n m P as g VS. mo ''
-, BREWSTER LAKE fa9 ~ =, s, anora,y,
CUPREME COURT. New-York County-ANNA
tGDALENA WissEL In. vile Dsealanis sum
s' d e ; @sEG e. -. am. r. '' Wis st
ST. iGs 'tS hssGy ' ss1s 1nS 2l r. 70 cna
- the Ofios Of the suPreH. Court IN the
city ana County New a. tho Cy Hal 10 New or .i{
,-r Al NJ. oce no ia Nissan~et heV No City within
,veiv days.e service % i summons on You rIue OF
tho day .rh svice sd you al g. snwe ths ga e9p,ih
Ccurf fsr b- n dsuandd IL hs COMPLAINT ed NAY 81 1890
so sS coal IN ne CIV Of EerioE Jgar -.oad 1850
lea isw OWL. WESLEY OLLAsOs, flA.hih. Attorney :
CUPREAlE COURT Of the State of New,York.
= CITY and County Of Nea foTk ps,e ~ va lana NUN
CLAUS. psnd1 against JACOB hl1hOLAi s....;. '.'''
5+esdn-sulmon-tor RehcL-Io tae De- I. > ~ hr''
ieujslt JACOB Nc HOLAbS 1op are leroy "'e. o''P
reIl4t 20 answer iie COMPLIANT N .oe
ts ictioa o. wici copy ia hers"ih 'erTet ufon -
subscriber oace 10 a sth how fok Cry "hl
twenty lays hereof ertl 81 the ay srh
sryce and i4i the Complain, nn we ..4
sid Tho pana .ais alton wi apply to the Coe io tue rs'
dem. ded 10 The mp.su--D1tei New fofi Apnl ~ 100
David LENt fsutias Attorney ~ 'iAh s'sn' ~ ..
oits tty aud to1gty New York or nc ith gay o. ~.
maya isvowh DAVID LEVY. r ainta's ht.eraey.
GUPREME COURT. CITY aud County Ncw-lorh.
- SAMUEL CARlEK. william H. KIRKLAND 81 XII,
n. fkEIsnd JOHN ROSY PaGs. assnst - hi-i'i-h '''
money demand C7ntrfc fCoq no. servrii 2 IS T. -
10 defendants shove named Ycr as,-sy begee s'AP
sfnniJn9d ana triiftd 70 7nswer tla coup4in
Be- his sfiou. which vii - h,i e on e o. '''''
N-w or The ny lied he ~ o. EeyN ORA and 20 serve
o-- NJ, Broaisfsy uIhn twenty dsys AFTER
ar vcs YOU er-fve the DAY q such
~. III Feurtees Hsadd snd Niay Ire polar, Fity
hundred sad ry besides The oi t' aeiioapssi
Vow '''' -''' WATSON sASBORV Plsia,is. AHsrnevs
Tie complaint he Entitled tiled % the on 81
Glen Of iha and County ~ New You. tho city Hal h
NJ1I JsrtpA WAlSVJ sAhBoIS. llesI0, Ahe's''a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
9ilnallons r1anic0- Alales
6eip Wante0.

EMPLOYMENT
Il s20o 4 YEAR PAID AGENTS
MALI AND iEMALt. ..
For particulars sdifess W. O. WILSON, 80
Cleveland. o.
DROOF READER WANTED AT ll3 FULTON
| street WYNKOOP g. nALLENBECK.
WANTED 5000 per Month paid 10 Agents 10
w introduce oarnew rs s2 and 20 sEWlN5AlAC HINES
KstchluF Patent fdlres, with stamp ....,.
MONADNOCK SEWlNG-MACHuNE COMPANY
Wucnendon, Mass.
WANTED competent and experienced Ohi.-
w WOMAN Trimming Room where ifdies' and chiieu,
fancy straw prepared vAolals tlg' Goo
reference required Apply by pos o. X T. HUM NO 'l
Johnst.
(IyANTED-Cemm Help (that can speak Lnglish(
w f,I small family residing l large c1 in N"w tl;
boy employed Worr. capable pe.og ~" DO. M
comfortable i11n. Address by letcr o. bLLf, hoA 40 Ni@
Scyy-Yofk sfOhice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
I INDEMAN y SONS
PATENT CYCLOID PIANOFORTES

4 INDEMAN ~ SONS
PATENT CYCLOID PIANOFORTES
We've awarded ai tte late Fair Of the american lailta'e
FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL
For
EOvELTY SUPERIORITY AND LXCELLENCE
ayarded these lnclusied srnlel'
th- 9t.-e Michigan m4ana, hslss "heeyet tneJ
l.v. Exhibited Vol Competition. y b-N ilI-Llea io PIX
vears sreroom No. > lie Roy pace. t.ecs'. one Oo'-
We. OF Hrosdwsy Send ior new God Medal circular
DTANOS at REDUCED PRlCkS.-Owing 10 eX-
r. Alterations TO b. made store No al Broadwuy
arc rtsorfreu al now end sc-oudd PIANOS viii b. SOD AZ
reduced uces the 18th met 70 Pianos M af1ns
n Cane. Orsan cd e.oFed pnIchacd MontAl
payments received fol Plno turel GU p see tl
NTEINWAY 4 SONS
- GRAND SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS
isve taken Premiums s the principal iarf in t1. colnr'
Al b. s9foa thereto Prze Nei Of the Grand lnena
tona Thbon London 1862 IN competition vii" 20 pianos Nom
paris OF tie wort a .-
moot wefrlu,ed 10y Eve yeaTl M1efooms No' 81 and %
Last toureentlist s.. n L
Two PIANO DEALERS and PURCIASERS.-
P'e.e ca on or address 1HOs H. CH AMBtnS son Piano
Mem rers Factory, No ~ sTihst Naefooms
Eslth-s- corner o. fourti-ave, ~ the Bible hou'e
ThE BRADBURY
pIANO-FORIE
Z. nov pronounced "1us BEsr Dy tr Artis by The
ANEEIcaS ISerrTurs SEw.YoAK,
AID by uuny State fsus
Be.4 lee -nR1f Of eminent hu-an' aud P'a1'''
a Ola, orr have testified the The points OF excellence
cover tne kNrlnF ETqrIEsAEa4f Of perfect Piano
0sl sr send fsl circular. with nu.trr'.onsto
WM. e. BRADBURY.
No ~ Bfoon--.t' y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
6onsee ano farms rOanleO.

HOUSE.-Wauted 20 purchase. q smah or medium
sid HOI ~r u pleasant ana fte rsis h-fHcpd OBJ
D. civ Aderesf with price Eoa 30 ~ y D. fo-tof.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
5urniinre.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war
rs.A raauni.siure hso sd Chssirr and WsRat Chamber
suies pain tnd olnalns1a 81 d. D. EAhNOInN Z. 10 AZ
I snsl ~, eyyoes WotslsA Es.iDsl,S lsSl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
EcaI Cse,ale for Gale.

FIVE COUNTRY RESIDENCE and Farm
>, ~, o. the beet LAND acres OF iat meadow q m bee 1
= MANSION well bait - rooms win c'fe.a q yrs ~.
pol r.r.flgry new. acres OF tdfn t iltil 't i't
= r.r art ,arIsss dive cTllucnled win eNe--icr II, IL.
5.oay one laur f.. CITY end in enc Of tte peg -.
80 hr.e.l. Plie. $3.50. PtTi. Gua part. li-fa % 90
tes'' aIO. SkIDMOhE. 30. -3 & i-I-.'. i--- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
c1prrME corRT. KINGs COrNTY.-sARAH

y 81 MInGLEY az. THOMAS sLOCOhB snd GlLbEkI L.
rfFCElAN 49,. .eet ndzey Jennings Npll, L.
Dr. fuf,uan-o j4dfueu o. rie ortof nde IN ne ABOVE en-
,d sriion day May 6 noura b hcfony gwen 70
PERSONS be- creditor. % me l'' hn 81 N-on "it
their cr oy ming o4 viii roo 0nle
[ a. rrrs. named h sui appointed by si dccta ororf duly
bed % BE- oac tle PosO builsai ollgar d. ne
civ oil fotvu before the lld Jure nr a. y ocoof
sld And uotcs b also hereby gwen tt h a. M
ur~fn rlc crus the N Dc barred OF NE
,e6t ofl- asgnnsrt La III late iui Of the shd
i1avnanf made 1911 day Of isy 100 sud Of
The lns sa.a entitled aci!ou ied Nay 70 ihoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
msn0ins gatoa, CT.

hTWM. EVERDELLs SONS. No IO4 Fullou-st.--
~ WEDDING CARDS A1S JINE SIA1iCEEHJ iAH.bi''ee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
froaI Notices.

IN Pursuance of an Order Of Roswell c. Branard.
ESQ Surrogate Of ,le County O. his 1871 ~ a.
LIAN l'UGHLs ie Of Dc Cy o. Er9 ". deeo. 49, ,s
cnbcl tne Office o, - bsesd.f ,sl ~ iis ,. 10
bt .I u1. -5.,ea pli a. isa JOHN NEWTON sLAH,
CUPREME COURT, City and County ol New
- MORRIS MINI sHElMlR I'D Io-LFli LtYl llnn
and JOSEPH T. BLABON Defendant summons fog q s. Rev:
ed an required 70 sn'wer e complaint 10 , .f.i9n
OF - Cy m ia said CITY aud 90 serve cory Of yo.
Beln street in .3 city Of New Yors within tre'y 1y' t0e
tie o. ths tanuoas on yoa q. iie i'y en-
w. az lJ Ina i., MN. sni $50 d ,rs win u'erost from
~ f day Of Iuly one hanlred aul sIty'e be-
5c i4e -, S ~ =, % ',,a ~ S y Y
The couplsiat tae ah9veenei a va hr in e Oi'e o.
uyii iswewM HrLL arnold Pl-ilifs Anoiney'.
CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New
- NokwllLLlAM o. COOKE sFaina o. oh,.t ~
AGNEs p Cookt ~ ia = 'oQAt i,pV aHr n
J. T0iPKINS FREbERicK ". ToMPKiSs. LOUISA T.
ToMPKNs HENRY 81. B3ooHs-l9 ra.s-l.' sad BY VT
day Msy u ice taonsh.d tfi hundred ta ~
rca rance by aasnei decree. oifse &c uHasda
.iS 70 rTosuer 70 re the araerssasl duy ~
pof ted sas BY sid order a my ofie No. - bIo.l ~
their respective lien. sad iacuHoince 'a'ps "i sl- z
p.anbrnecs dsie iterso re'ree To sd rI'H.-
r p n land as,e m The Fourih ward CITY. Couqy sd
ste Of lew on. kuown aid dnsuisa pl I've 'f,, ,H e
S Srs Nd ,w Of de- CIV Il Nel Vol to william COL. d
o. County Nv io Ia ub- 10 o. of eon'eyaes pogo a..
Ing I'D BENZ In he ift w.d oi d. Cy o. Eslsrs on
.oua ,ofqer q Front '' and Hf Pc Up s1aee r. Re- ~
vet on BY sr Of Jacob Ma .sd on The vs,i by f.,l
i1 esT Tcl, c AID IT, eHT o. ,1h 10 Try
JANIS Vs. Fowler rilrrs. Aioracy uylslswtrM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
6ilnaiions iuanieo-Gema.es.


A YOUNG WIDOW of pleasing address wishes 10
coming month bt of references SVEN a iea-Hel AlII'' '-
O. W. hNlGdT sluon p CLi-af2, l-ncis
4 MIDDLE-AGED NEW-ENGLAND WOMAN
~ desires SITUATION Nurse lor nsl
lady, vouli ske charge OF child o or yeas OF AZ
Amercln family desired Cal 81 AE L-bots w. & so-ls .Is
day, between and o'c.ock
GUPPLY or SERNANrS.-Afr. GMMON viii
Hieuoe OHee no ioa Esst Threenth, TOMORROW Those
Nll.na s,rt-nf' n4y cs t-nor3F itou a. m 20 of ~
A IL respectable Families, Boardng-Houses and
~ Hotel. be f1ppisd with good stAA ANS from az "a
tions Protestant Catholic Ma lOEkIONs Otlce No j.
tc1r'l sye
A NUMBER Of well recommended German Girls
= want SITUATIONS 20 Do general IiOusEWORk, Ac e. Mrs
5ilnallons Dante0- Alales.
A YOUNG MAN wants a SITUATION as Coach
"a Groom; has ysars reference from last employee
ing nodcriie Please cal or address JOl ~
No 81 Nassan'st. hoom No y
EVANTED--A light Porter SITUATION in whole
w house 20 country take cre Of ors''
Protestant eud produce good city references ADDRESS
GEORGE, Box Ne lti Tribune Ohi.e, ior two eays.
ENANTED-By a most respectable Protestant SIN
w gle Young SITUATION Couchuan and Groom 10 =
private family thoroughly understand bic bune wei aud ha'
tbe best OF references Can D. seen Win Ls pieel en-
poye DO As UnvrsyPsc md lt to-day IN hainesl store
FAMILIES, Hotels Summer Houses, Farmers and
Of carabe and fenelf HkLP WI hnf inl
supply kind Of coussnty on hand At Servants
INSTITUTE, No. los Esvenh s., corner Of s-E.lase
CITUATIONS for COACHMEN and GRO0MS fur
y uhed for city country by applying " No 1913 Broadway
Room No. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
nI-WANTlNG FAkMS.

q T,,ss ana tal.vog seiternsut 81 Fresr+ clei
,,-.r N mn d.i-is rv r.-rnsf hrh f'ii ifo'lee-
ss eisps twenty tracts a. ~ per soff i .t,iee
=. r,.1 Iuraers c.elue good rorrv ID le r-
81 mssng inrr.vsm,us Apply 60 CHI. -,,,rr5 pap4rs
,-,r A0ela1d Lcn BIS towns1p. NJ i.' -. Te,,r 81
ft,e. m irfarnis,iou vii be cent nee f''e h'f,' %
r'J,- ci,of Tlorof 1tf IfflnFf % O. 0Hf OF re-
- ~ 49, ,1 ~ an olr.oif ,sssi 9aiiaol eH. snl.t
- e. ylll.,ni 5ayailg kree q ~s ".s q Hf
golrr prrHa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

CUPREME COURT.-The HARMONY FIRE ana
= MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY Of NEW YORK sasnst
GEORGE H. LAWrON end o'hrin Purlir 81 judgment, o.
Supreme the state Sew foEs vii cnpose 70 sac
l5 dly Juur l5 ~ " O'Clock - c nf' sales
room No. Broadway IN i CITY ~ Nrwl ok ~ w n hen-
relv Auronerr M that certain ADD fui m The Eigeerth
Ward City OF New 0l. %. f1.,fY SIDE OF lWehy,
foIr'h between Maru m Fcuh avrnnes noln ni
described follows 20 W.T. Commencing one 4nniid Ai etl
s1ulFcs corner oi nr ionrh avenue ana
T,-.rivf nt trec running s9nts ac % f"un
vrrra n'y,irl Inches thence terry snd pal
twenty t tie ncaltfy ud paif %
FonHa avenns uus'st ct id inches md thence eery
of lgsuty-io4l stree o. q e. place o ni
f.-vs Gtovrr kffornev fF1flawtle'j
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-06
A Big Job.

A writer in Mississippi paper intro
duws the American Eagle, Which for
five years has been comparative stran-
ger in those parts, in this style, prelim-
mary to- the 4th Of July: "The Amer
ican Eagle is looking at lis. His tall
feathers have been plucked out. but
still he is on the roost. Miss Columbia
is also standing with her flag staff and
flag OH to'it, but size looks like apassrs.
Fourth Of July comes but once a.year,
but it's dull. We must fix up the Eagle,
get the Goddess a now set of teeth and
a waterfall, and have 18th Of July got up
regardless of expense. We must give
all tho Mormon women a husband a.
picco, marry the anxious school ,narms
that come down South to teach the dar-
kies, put the l,iggers to work, build q
horse rail road from New York to the
City of Mexico, dam up the Gulf Stream,
lick England fold and ncw,) annex Gu
ba. and we will be again great and
glorious country.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-06
Death by Fright.

We learn that a young lady was
frightened to death last week, in tho
lower part of the county, the name Of
whom we were unable to learn. The
death was caused under the following
circumstances:
Two ladies living alone were prepar,
ing toretire whensom one.knocked, and
receiving no answer, one Of the ladies
started across the floor to,an adjoining
room and dropped dead from sheer
fihgt. This brought a shrek from tha
remaining lady as she ran to her sisters
assistance; just then the door opened,
and in rushed the brother Of the two
sisters, who had been mourned for as
dead for nearly three years. He stated
that he intended nice surprise for his
sisters by not making himself known
until after they had admitted him, and
judge of his grief on learning that his
surprise had resulted in the death q
one of his much beloved .:sisters.-Sa>
lem Union .Advocate. -. .. ''...'
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-06
Amendments to the UNI
ted States Constitution.

The New York Post Republican, nd
icules the number of amendments pro-
posed by Congress to the Constitution,
and very truly says; - .,'1 )
Our constitution is not a:tbing to be-
brought into Congress and tossed from
hand to hand in sort Of contempt fof
its imperfection, and finally mended liks
an old shoe, with a new heel and q nov
toe-plece, patch upon one side and 9
patch on the other. We fought the Re-!
bel States, which had thrown off its.
authority; we poured ont our blood -lilm,,
water in its defence 1--WE ;Indrtgsged,, the
revenues of long prosperous years thst
we might reduce the insurgents under ita'
dominion; We euloghed it through The.
four years of that cruel war as frame Of
government which had never been felt BY
the Rebel States and their population,
save in tie benefits of it conferred and
We brought the insurgents back BY pers:
severiDg efforts and immense sacrifices to
their allegiance. 1t does not becomesus
now to treat this venerable: Instrument
as if it were the work of sciolists, a thing
yet to be licked into shape, and upon
whicl. every man who happens to be.re.
turned to Congress is invited to try BID
inrenuity.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-06
MOnstrOus.

"1t is monstrous that four millions
Of people, who have been free and in
dependent, should be deprived of the
right to vote for no better reason than
the color of their skin" So said Mr..
Hart of this State, in the debate in tbs
House, last Saturday, on the recon-
sruction question, and we concur en-
tirely in the sentiment, though we diff
fer from Mr.. a. in the practical appi-
cation oft. 1t is totally inappicable
to the negroes of the South-who, by
the way, do not number four millions,
nor anything like it-Sor they have
never heretofore been "free and inde-
pendent" and, as they have never
heretofore had the right to vote, it is
not easy to comprehend how they can
be "deprived" Of such right. But there
are men at the South, more. than four
millions of whites, ',who have been free
and independent" and who are practi-
cally disinfranchised by the action Of
Mr.. Hart aud his coadjutors, for no
other reason, that we can see, than the
color of their skin. And it is unques-
tionably "monstrous". that this should
be so. Perhaps, after all, this is what
Mr. Hart meant.-M r Nsus.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-06
The Fire in DarlingtQh. !.

From John F. Quinn, Esq.,: late force
man Of the Darlington SoWbe1ner, who
came down by the Northeastern. Rall-
road last night, we learn that the IRE
mentioned in our. issue of yesterday,
broke out on Sunday morning, between
three and four o'clock, in the store OF
Messrs. B. "A: & J. F: Early. It spread
thence on one side as far as Mr. Lees
;;druasstore, in which building the so
;EsaMas spdbEshed. On the other side
itee3stended to Mr. Iseman's, and from
there crossed over to the other Iseman,
;and swept the southern and eastern
portion Of the square, leaving only q
few houses on the north side. Among
these the Office of the Soatherner, and
Mr.. Browns store; also Mr.. Woodruff 8
and Mr.. McCal's. Some twenty-five
buildings destroyed in oil. Among
these was the Court House, Colonel
Charles store and banking agency.
The New Era saved its type, though in
a pied condition press and imposing
stone Duru6u. Lilo So~WfeI"T SHroo
everything; the type on the standing
galley" however, was pied; and it will
take some two weeks, probably, to get
things into working order again. MIR.
Brown lost good deal by the removal
of his goods, as is usual at fires. There
was no engine in the village. The cit
izens all worked with might and main
to stay the progress Of the flames; and
our informant speaks in the highest
terms of the assistance rendered by the
soldiers stationed there; we believe
they were part Of the 29th Maine and
Both Massachusetts regiments.
The fire was, doubtless, the work Of
all incendiary. Of the value Of the
property destroyed, we can form no es-
innate; nor are we in possession Of any
facts regarding insurance, except that
we heard that Messrs. Early had in
surance on their store, at Mr.. W. 3.
He1iot's Agency, and also in Cheraw.
Meas Of the 10Th ah,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-06
Comfort at Funerals.

The progress of luxury is rapid-espe-
cially in New York. A company adver-
tiscs that they have a convenient snd
beautiful cemetery near that city; that
is reached by railroad; that the cars are
warmed in cold weather, SO that mourn
ers suffer no exposure; that, in fact, they
have introduced all the modern improve
ments, and can undertake to bury the
dead in the shortest time and in style
which leaves notlingto be desired in the
way of ease, rapidity and comfort. Con-
petition may be the life of trade; but it
is slightly shocking to have that life car
ried up to the gates Of the grave'-Bos-
ton transcript.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-06
The Beautiful World.

All, this beautiful world Indeed, I
know not what to think of it. Some
times it is all gladness and sunshine,
and Heaven itself lies not far off. And
then it changes suddenly, and is dark
and sorrowful, and the clouds shut out
the sky. In the lives of the saddest of
us there are bright days like this, when
we feel as if we could take the great
world in our arms. Then come the
gloomy hours, when the fire will nei-
ther burn in our hearts nor on our
hearths; and all without and within
is dismal, cold and dark. Every heart
has its secret sorrows, and oftentimes
we call man cold when he is only
sad.