The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-05-16

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actually andinsee eessafily employed in
tM performsace, Of. their duties, and.
ted cents q milk; for each mile, travel
eNon duty Officers Of the army
detailed for: r:sSoh duty, Will belpaid
Etlesper diem aa Mileage allowed, for
attendance onsG Gourfs Martial. 3. s
Is. Any citizen desiring toG serve
ASA memberof a. Board5of Registra:
tidh. may. forward hissappl lication{to,
:thoseS@ Hesdquart Ell, addressed. to
Captain ;ALEXANDERsM0 M0ORE,
|4A.D. O.. No application will he con.
I sidered unlessa companied by writ
|.ten en-recommendation signed,by either
FtheP Provisional Governor of, the State,
q Judge .of..the.. Circuit tttof District
Court of the United States, q Collee,
for 81. other principal officer of Cuss
toms OF. Of Internal ReVenne, the As
sistant Commits sioncr Of the Freed,
mems Bureau, The Commanding
of I'll Yf.Nf,y
: s1 49, 80
the applicant to Be "a ffttiand proper
person to reeeiye. e.the:app peintmente
i. 77s e. It isGsessentiar that every:
Board Of Registration, should, he; COM
posed Of persons of recognized com
slq.eratlon ana Morth' 1alriy represeEhe7
lnggst9e population, and e whose hose I'M I'M !.
pa.rt'aai!ty .a and, capacity the; ne; BODY .!s, q
voters IN tlis,Elclna {. &c frag:h92YeE " Just
reliance. ~ 81; e >:::,. .;:. 5 I I;
g. q sIhe 3boundarles OF pre- emcts
within each precinet etiwere' ST the, h 3 Board
of RegistrationsWIl m eetsthe. day or
days,on whichtlre Board Will meet in
tions.. : as NAV be- necessary iir for = the
government IS Of REGISTERS and OF In
snectors of ElectioT, in>thc discharge
offllcir duties and to insure the ae-
erwacy and completen css Of the regis
tration. will be ,duly published for
ge,,syal:inforpnatiolnDa y :S,....cs: ,.:s.
40 Post. Commander will, renort
5i, syisl,3nif d elhT .tS6ns Aha most expedi-
ont division Of the territory within
their commands j into: Registration; . St ten;
Esecinc & n assvirs e n ze
| practicab Ie,: to existing laws and Gus
| E4onlsasestablishing the Susual voting
places, and keeping inview the impor=
F,tGnec;of aTording ample facilities for
F:resistration with the: :-leaste: interrupt
tor Of the ordinary eaYoeations of the
people. 9. g. s:sss ;.,s. -; ~,
-: 80, *, J. W.alsLgEsSS;,: $.
Capt: s3sth In. A: D. c.. ia. AZ: A. G.
|, Official :,ALEN: OoRE Aid de Camp:
3 - 2 =
Truths FOR WiEEs,-:tn : z domestic mes \
happiness the vile influence is mucn 1fil II
greater than the, husband, Is; tor the
one, the tirst ;cause-mutual love and
confidence -oeihg gfanten, the Whole
comfort OF the l? household depencs
upon trines, more immeula'cly IN uhoer
her jurisdiction: Py her manage <.
ment or small sums her- husoanu 5
respecta blllty Or; credlt Is created or
destroyed. No fortune y can stanu tue
constant leakages OF eStEavasance OF N
mismanagement' and more is ig spent IN
'triaes than women believe. Inc one
great expense no matter what IL may
be-. is turned over and carefully re-
fected on; the income is prepared t., to
meet it; but it ls'pennles lmpereeltl:
bly, sliding awaytFat. DO the mischief.
And the wife alone can stop 1t, tor IT
doesnot come within a mans 'sproylnce'
There is often an unsuspectcd trlhe
to.bc saved in every household.
1t is not in economy alone that. the
wife's attention is soineeessarysRut
those nicetles which make a well regu-
lated home. An unfurnlshed cruet-
Stand, q missing key, a Duttoniess
Shirt, a solled table cloth, mustard
t,ot with it's old contents shaking hard