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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

THE MECHANICALLY LAND.-In
the East, things do not change. AS
Abraham pitched his tent in Bethel,
80 does an Arab Sheik now SGT up his
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

The Maine Legislature does not
receive the proposal to abolish its
prohibitory liquor law with favour.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06
NUMBER Z, 80,

They reason in this way: "should
we. incur an outlay of $50 or 800 or
$500. possibly We never get it back
then it would be so much thrown
away" These timid men always, and
properly belongto past generation.
The true man Of business, apprecis.
ting the fair advantages Of being rep
resented in newspaper columns, looks
upon, advertising as ssbread cast npon
the waters" and should he find no
Immediate fruits of his expenditure,
he rests at ease. being fully satisfied
tthatit "will return after many days..
PREvELNcF OF FAMINE IN ;EU-
ROPE. The extent to which famine
prevails III various parts of Europe.
and on the southern shore of the
Mediterranean, is somewhat remarkr
able. M tsi
The St. Petersburg correspondent
ofthe London Morning Herald states
that the distress amongst the poorer
classes in Russia, owing to the bad
harvest, is in many parts ofthe cnun.
try very severe. At the opening of
the Provincial Assembly of Novgo-
rod, the governor recommended a
liberal vote of money to supply the
peasants with the means of subsist-
ence. The governor of Olonetz OPEN.
ell the Provisional Assembly of that
government with a similar address.
With the accounts of suffering IN
Sweden We are already familiar. In
Eastern Prussia the destitution is so
severe that members of the royal
family have volunteered to obtain
contributors, ard Parliament has ap-
propriatcd considerable sums, which
thus far prove inadequate. .
Not only in France but along the
coast of Africa the lack of food is
general. According toa recent LETT
ter from Paris, the number of deaths
in Algeria within the last six months,
from starvation, exceeds 100000
This the correspondent asserts, is no
exaggeration. In the adjoining gov
ernment of Tunis, from the seacosst
to the interior, there are numerous
'tdeaths from starvations Last year
complaints of the scarcity of food
were seldom heard outside of India.
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sa;day. Don't let man or woman see
you then. After fiat, collect your
lbills.:-Church Union. !i$t
/ VERY WIcKED.-Mr., Wilson, Of
Massachusetts, said in the United
States Senate on Monday that Sena-
tar Doolittle's speech was more 'wick-
cd than any he had e'er heard from
seatLfrn congressman. Of course it
was, since it was against the Radical
Reconstruction which isto bring the
South under the Radical yoke, and
through the negro supremacy m the
South to hold the North likewise in
2fhe chains Of one of the most .oaious
styrannies that ever cursed mankind.
Itis one of the tricks Of such men as
Wilson to denounce other people as
wicked. The Disguise Of a saint is a
fayorite one with the devil; and it is
equally popular with the ultra Radi-
Gals, except Thad. Stevens and one
or two others. Wilson is a patent
5liypocrite. He has as smooth an ex-
terror as a finely-polished shoe from
Natic or Lynn, whose ''sole" is q
fraud-a collection of bits of leather,
and sometimes, for greater economy,
of'chips; the outer and thin covering
Of which is sometimes wiped off at the
first "scraper" with which it is
brought into contact, showing the
"swindle" it had concealed! Such is
the soul of the shoemaker Of Natick
We have had him at the South
and heard him. The devil himself
nee er had fairer outside; and he
certainly will be "put to his trumps'
,ifhc can excel Mr.. Wilson interiorly
Richmond Dispatch.
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Fourteen hours at mental labor bring
woes unutterable. Are Won . minis
ter? Keep your study full Of fresh
air, work while you work, seven hours
,a;day. Don't let man or woman see
you then. After fiat, collect your
Ibills.-Church Unaon. !i$t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-16
GENERAL TIE Ms.
Hon. N. P. Banks is quite unwell.

Hon. N. P. Banks is quite unwell.
Congressman Cary has gone lecturins.
Gov. Burnside, of Rhode Island, de-
clines reelection.
-McDevitt, billiard champion, will make
Omaha his residence; 30 Omaha says.
-shad have appeared in the North Corn
lima rivers.
New York has laid in 75o, 600 tons OF ice
for GUNNER juleps OF 1868.
The owner at The Boston Journal 10 70.
ing 10 pnt up new publication house.
The Ste,sons' lease Of the Asor House
has been extended to continue seven years.
--Florida has had the mercury down 70 26,
and the bananas in New Orleans frozs solid
the ether night.
Low necked dresses are the mode in Pa
ris, and they are daily becoming lower.
"A Pari. Prince-s has jast paid $4,000
for single ball dress.
Johnson Price, Secretary of the State
California during GsY. Welier's ADMINISTERS
tod, died Feb. 8.
Rev. Ajax. CAsweil has been elected
President of Brown University. Rhode IT,
lrnd, vice DR.. Sears, resigned.
The Cincinnati Cozeffe says business in
that city ia Frustrated, and hundreds and
thousands of persons, representing nearly ev-
cry branch Of business and labor, are out Of
employment.
Astronomers are fearing that th{y must
report that our days hare become longer BY
the one hundredlh part Of second since the
days Of ancient Babylon.
"A New Orleans reporter speaks of .
woman who was creating aisssrhAass !. u,
streets as deeply agisated With behxine."
Surely the hight of courtesy can 90 mo far
Their.
-Even the postage stamps used in Prussia
abandon the royal profile and bess only an
inscription denoting shs they are issued by
the Confederation Of the North.
If any Of our readers desire I'd know
how popular sensations are ersseed, let him
reflect upon the, fact that The theaters bf New
York expended more than $3.50, 600 in ad-
vertising last year.
-An iceberg, ii is reported, has grounded
on the sub marine cable between Cape Tor
mentins and Cape 1raverse. The Prince
Edward Island ne ~spspers are thus deprived
Of their telegrsphic dispatches from dil parts
Of the world. 2
"A correspondent Of 5 Piitsburf paper
says that il i hecoming the thing 1t we'd
dings IN New York for all the reiilemsp
present to kiss the bIide, aad I'll The ladies TO
kiss the groom. He does not state whether
the new practice has had any influence in in
creasing the number Of weddings.
@-in New York, Recorder Haekstt Ia IN.
posed $3.50 6ne npoo the co6dsctos, asf1
hks 6ss upon the driver of city f1ifNSy
car which was shown to contain mdre than
thirty two passengers. The suit was brought
by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to ADi0ais
"A young gentlemen in Buffalo, N. Y,
has fallen heir to 4 fortune, beaueathed to
hin by his former laaAhdy heeausstAs -
inQk k1 pub ~ith her victuals. Tls|eaS =
sheYdlx ens n n kidd % recoed ID 3s6 ~,
and il b believed that The people 10 |Buf.lo
do not expect that anything Of the kind viii
ever occur i n that nifv axafn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-16
MARRIAGE AND cELIBACY,

ANp TBR HAPPTAHss OF rHUn MANHOOD
An Essey Ter Ysune Msn - ths Crime
81 Solitude, and tbs Pathological krrors, Abssss
and Dss.sss which srsass irRedimenss 70 NAE
lIAza. With snrs nesss ~ nstsG ssst IN 1919 NJ
ter sAys,sps. frs~ ofehares AAdrss, n.J. e4lLkeu
Hou0ur0N. Howard Aasoeiasisn. rsisA.itssa, p
TIL -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-16
gHNHE CONFESSIONS AND ExPRRl.
nnaHu 4 ALIR.

Published fer the brncAt. and - CAUTION K
YOUNG MEN and othsFs, Who sn6sr frar Nervous D.
baliy. Premature Decay Of Manhood, se. saprJiss
IN MAS ~ ns1s1CUaa. wrisssn By oss ole esrss
himself and free receiving pespaid directed
enyea<ps Address safHAsIsL AAYrAlR. Brook
iyn T. r. Aiso frss BY the pahiishss. Circular
Of DaItF sw ALI, tie sreAs fSsa u tae War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-16

MHIriAv RE1n, il his Interesting volumes.
'Ohie in the War settles the disputed dues.
ton AS to the birth plsce Of Gen. Phil. Hhari.
dal. Massachusetts, which has clalmed him.
must yield to Ohio. He wAs born in the vi.
iiage OF Somnerset, Perry county, Ohio,
March, 9, 1881.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-16
Tho GesA eaxaariian,

We sHss this ssovs 70 he pssie, WHO Arsssass1
that Aais the most superior cneh osss svss sssd -
this uaskst, eoansintsx Ill tbs iAtssf inprsssoaA
oive d : csfl SD Judge Ter yoarsslves.
Orders fro. thu scnnily wili rsesivs ssonpsss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-16

Relienhsy's grocery ssablpAn~s Z
tyons vas destroyed by ere last Me.day
aixAs. Loss $4,000; insured IS, 80.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-16

E1gjefIl Ieeles

. s<,asss = 49, q a Fl ia & 81
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AeleNe 49, - - Uu1sssuy 49,
- = - = ~ - - i
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:. = - ,., ...-...,.,, !. = !. =
Dss.ssvuassa = - is's'a'.alas -
- IN s1eeple - 8 ssss -
- y ~ Il $500 - seks1. - = ~
$3.50. =. aa...,e& !. ~ IA y = ~
$3.50 - us.sa ..ea,rss - ssasssk essnse
- u - .suaiest,sss - r1Ssse.s
u - - - Il nay " = strsssfhsaeA - fltee
IL e1ssese moo1814nn'a t1o11Ae4 - 49,
l0ssoacsx = ~ M - - - 0sas
49, - - - =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-16

"A young gentlemen in Buffalo, N. Y,
has fallen heir to fortune, bequeathed TO
hin by his former laadhdy hseaueStAs -
nQk kQ1 6uit with her victuals- The| 80 =
theYdlE sene n II kidd % record is 81 ~,
and is-I believed that the people 10 Buffalo
do not expect that anything Of the kind will
ever occur in that city again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-16

--4n New York, Recorder Haekeft kas In.
posed $3.50 6ns npoa the co1Sdsctot, MI
HE hss upon the driver Of : city tAii~6y
car which was shown TO contain mdre than
thirty two passengers. The suit was brought
oy the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to ADi0ais
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-16

-kven the postage stamps used in Prussia
abandon the royal profile and bess only an
inscription denoting thst they are issued by
the Confederation Of the North.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-15
Trial Of Rev. stephen n. Tying, Jr.

The trial of the Rev. stephen H. Tying IT,
was resumed to-day in ~. Peters Church, in
West 2th street.
Rev DIR. Tiffany, Of New Brunswiek NJ
was uls hrst witness called for the defence. He
sald tha, by invitstion he supplied the pulpit
of 81. James's Methodist Church, of Nsyy
Brunswick, on more than one Sunday of july,
lcts; the title TO the property of this church IS
not vested in the CONFERENCE, required by the
discipline OF the Methodist Church. bat is vest
ed in board Of trustees, two of whom are nos
members of any church, and the president of
the board Is a parishoner Of the church presided
S,sl %o5, cy ,,R hev. stephen y. Tyng, Jr, in New
ter months, and IN New Brunswick i'm The sum
mer; witness was present at 81. Janes;s Church
on me sunday MT Tying officiated there; ne at
tended al the personal solicitation OF members
OF his own church; there was no invitation sx-
tended by the authorities of the church.
On The cross Tion the witness testified
that he Was ordsined deacon of the Methodist
church Ia Mar-n, ls4-. and in March. IsJQ. wss
ordained elder, witness came from Chicago I'd
preach temporarily in St James Church; Mr..
Tying informed the witness on the SUNDAY
morning referred Go, that he had received a
letter from Rev. Mr. Stubbs, a minister of IN.
Episcopal churches in New Brunswick. Oh
Jeeing TO his preaching in a Methodist church
Rev Dr M nuremberg was the next witness
He testified that he had been fifty wears a mlu-
lster Of the Episcopal Church; ne had known
Episcopal ministers 10 officiats in non- Episco-
pal churches, and the witness had done 30 him
sci: without ecclesiastical censurp: b.. sne,s OF
many instances where express permission 20 do
80 was not sought.
Rev. DR.. Newton testified that he had been an
Episcopal minister for thirty years, mos. OF th..
time in Philadelphia; in Pennsylvania MINIS
ter ara accustomed 10 prrach wherever there
II an opening for such service, no man contra
dieting; This usage has prev allied 10 a consider
able extent witness has officisted several time,
la Burlington. n. y. in a PRESBYTERIAN church.
and once at a funeral service ar S. Mary's
Church; witness never asked consent 70 50 Of
hclais; AZ " AZ the impression OF the witness that
pastor had right To ofciate wherever called
upon by his own pensioners: at stated SER
vices he considered that an Episcopal clergy
man was bound 10 use the formal service. bus
on special occasions he could use his own judg-
msnt.
On the ecross-examinsiion the witness tes,i-
fled that be- had not the letter of Mr. Law
Cooke 10 This board or the sermon referred -
IA that letter; he was not the author Of the dec
laratlon which appeared in the Tndspen.<ss Of
December n, 1857, but he was one of the sigpars
OF it.-N. J.. Post, i4th.
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FoRTIETH CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
SATURDAY, February n.
Tar SENATE was no, N session to-day


EoVsEo FEPRTsENTarIvEs- Jenes-
Or. ID Vresenied resolutions Of the Iecislatur p.
OF RI ode leland in relation 10 the bridge acro~s
the Mississippi river AZ Rock Island. Illinois,
Referred TO CCmmittee on Commerce
The House TeSum"d NJ once the Consideration
OF the contsstsd election case from the Second
District OF Kentucky. the question bring upon
tie esolufion declaring Mr.. Samuel r. Smith
not enutlsd 20 his sat in the House.
IL was ordered that all speeche~. except
that OF lhe claimant, should be lirriteG 10 t~sn-
~ minutes.
hr. smith then addressed the House in sup
port OF MS claim, oontsnding thai the actiOn
upon ms case would settle pr oede ut W heshe-
the maj stab would be given 10 treason an Ken
lucky, OF whether The State would b. permitted
10 remain IN the hands OF traitors The fOun-
dation OF his claim was that ne received \ ma
Jorty OF the legal votss cast at the election for
members OF tOngress; aud ~ based hls CLAIM
upon the three following Propositions .-Is-
That John Young Brown, his opponent. Wa A.
cisloyal man. and consequently inelieihle 20 a
seat a. a RepresentatlN". I'd. Thai those who
voted for him were advised of has disloyalfV
and cast their votes for him Ia a factious ans
rehellious spirit. I'd. Sach being the case M
votes cast tor him should not b. counted. nut
should be held as never having besn cast. NJ
Smith then prooeeded 10 argue in detail npOn
the several propositions submitted.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Smiths speech. NJ.
Coeurn (lnd.l and Mr.. Peters Mel adyocateI
Mr.. Smiths right 10 a sat. and Mr.. Peters was
stIll speaking when our report closed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

DURING the week ending to-day, the Treas
urer of the United States has received from the
Printing Division, al the Treasury Depart
ment, S5e050O IN fractional currency During
th. same period there has been forwarded TO The
Assistant Treasurer Al New Orleans $50 ooO.
al New York, S1U0.ior; national banks and
Others, Sle6,569 .6u, and SJU,oIU an legal tender
notes 10 the Assistant Treasurer at New Or
leans, making a total OF >cp5G.J67. ca.
The amount Of securities held by the Treas
urer OF the United states in trust for national
banks reported to-day were As follows :-Por
circulating notes, Sit ,3l9 s00 10 secure the de-
peslts OF public moneys, EST $50 Total
S379, 80.
The amount of national bank currency Issued
during the week was SlJl ,SI0-makiny the ,o;al
amount issued up 10 date, ScS, & 2S,, ,641. From
this u 10 be deducted the following amounts.
Mntlated bills returned, s6, 26, ,555 not-s of in
solvent banks redeemed and burned by United
states Treasurer, $751; $50; leaving in actual
circulation al this date, 500 629226.
The amount of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was $50 ,aH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-15

TIE APPOINTMENT OF CATHOLIC Rrsuops
ne nominations for the new Catholic Epis-
eopal Sees, made at the late Plenary Council
neiu IN TINS city last spring. Archbishop Sps.Id.
ing presiding, We're sent TO Rome for confir,na-
non by the Sovereign Pontif. On Thursday the
chclal letters announcing the confirmation
were received by the Most Rev Archb shop
Spalding. There were fourteen nominations
eonfi med. and the same number of new; secs
created IN the United States, the rapid increase
of the Catholic faithful throughout the country
n.cessltatlng such action. Among those raised
70 me dignity OF the episcopacy, il will be
gratifying TO his many friends in this city and
throughout the State 10 know, is Rev James
Giobons, formerly pastor Of ST. Bird gets
secretaries to the Archbishop, who has been
named To the See of North Carolina Rev. Dr.
Becker OF Richmond. Va, is confirmed as
Bishop OF wilmington, Delaware, whilst Rev
DIR. U 'Hsra. Vicar-(ieneral OF Pbi,adelnhis is
appointed Bishop OF the new See OF scranton
Pa.-B0f. SDQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-15
RECOsSTRUCrIoN.

fLoRiDA.-Ihe excitement among the dele =
gates 10 the Convention has been inten-s for
the past four hours. and serlons apprehens,ous
have h--n felt Of a collision between the Bu-
lings faction and the majority OF the Con ven
last night, and through The civil authortes th.
military were 10 protect the capitol from ar,
possible violent demonstration.
In the Convention yesterday, the bill Of right
declaring equal rights to all men, and ineorte,
rating the provisions of the Vermont and VI =
sour OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, judicial a..
admlnisuauNe arucles-were adopted. A
Judges appointed 10 the supreme court are
hold Office for life, or during good behayior A.
circuit judges for eight years. The Stat @
ncers 20 be- appointed by the Governor an.
confirmed by the Senate consist OF Secrtary 4 !.
Siate, Attorney General, Comptroller Of th..
Treasury, Surveyor General, Superinisndent
of Education, Adlutant General, and Commis-
sioner OF Emigration. Tn. hill of rights declares
the Union, and the people part OF the American
nation. An ordinance passed TO repeal
the unequal taxation Respecting the school rax
on freedmen. The minority generally absent
themselves from the proo-edines. and {, - un-
derstood here that there - but little oonndenCa
IN the acceptance OF their constitution by Gen
Meade.
yIRGIsIA-In the Convention yesterday The
judiciary Committee reported in favor OF sx-
empting property 20 the value Of si.so from
seizure for debts contracted after the rsufica-
uon OF the constitution resolution prohlb-
iung ministers, bank officers, aud prosecuting
attorneys from being members of the L-C.sla-
ture was tabled.
Gen. Schoheld has issued an order yaeat M
all the tobacco Inspectors Offices aftr the mrs.
OF March, where the occupant cannot take th..
oath OF Office. He has also addressed a letter ID
the court Of magistrates, asking why certain
inspectors were allowed 20 be qualified without
taking the test oath.
GEoRGIA.-A special dispatch 10 the Macon
Telegraph. dated Rome. Georgia. February 1911.
says ex-Comptroller General Burns was ar
rested to-day by order of General Meade, aud
ls now confined in the barracks, for refusing 10
give up the records of his office.
LoUIsIANA.-The Convention has adopted A
resolution asking for the appointment; of Gen
Mower TO command the Fifth Military Di-trlct
IN case Gen. Hancock l. removed. fhi. was
amended, and Gen. Sheridan substituted for
Gen. Mower.
TExAs.-A dispatch from Galveston says the
Convention lie undoubtedly carried. the Con-
servatites voting against or wholly sbsLaansng
from taking part in the election. No general
returns have Yet been received.
MOTH CAROLINA. The Conven 90 WAS
engaged yesterday in discussing the bill OF
rights. Gen. Candy has left Raleigh for CharIes-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-15

AMENDED Co-oP time sin -.
IN noticing the formation and operation of c.r-
tain Cooperative stores ian England we sN-
pressed the opinion that a simpler and eas her
mode OF attaining the principal economical
ends in view might b. devised, and thai such a
plan would take the shape Of an Association
ior the purchase OF necessary artlcles al W hole
sale prices by individuals compined iu An
Association which should guarantee 10 tn,
seller a certain smount Of trade, and receiye iD
return per centage OF discount on the cash
p1ees OF articles purchased. This plan dos
away with all those detrimental ir cideuts of in =
dlyidua disappointment and disagreement
whleh VIII creep In and ruin the efYici.ucy of
All those movements in which purcha be-
come pracucaiiy partners in trade. We ara
glad 10 see that this scheme has been nm, in,,
eneciise operation, and that il promises res It's
NOT less beneficial and extended than the origi.
La co-operalSe movement.-E T. Cona<rosak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-15

FYNIAS AFFAIRs IN ENGLAsD.-CahIe dis
patches of last night say that in the Hous. OF
commons last evening, Earl Mayo, Chief Sec
riary Tor Ireland, asked leave to bring in n hill
10 suspend the writ Of habeds corpus for a short
period from the 1st Of March. He said the Fe-
man leaders had shown an utter disregard OF
their oaths OF allegiance to the Crown. aud
stated that of two hundred aud .ixty EIGHT Fe-
mans arrested. ninety live were Americans
Although the Government had succeeded in
suppressing the rebellion, sti.l an extension OF
lts powers was necessary TO enable il 10 COM
pleie the work Leave was granted.
Lennon, who was convicted Of treason and
felony, but not Of murder, was on Thur sday
brought before court in London, and senten cad
to imprisonment at hard labor for fifteen wears
After receiving his sentence ne made a bitter
and defiant speech, in which he predicted that
before he had served out the term OF his impris.
onmrnt the British monarchy would be over
thrown. He gloried in the act for which he "a As
now condemned, and hoped an oppor,unit,
would be given him 70 repeat u.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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We guarantee that no woman or child, however
pae and emacisted can use these Bitters regularly
for twenty days, without the Of the rosy
cheeks and fair complexion characteristic Of good
h. slth.
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