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PERI WANTS PEA,
United States Grand Lodge of the Indepe "A
dent Order of Odd Eallaws.


dent Order of Odd Fellows.
This body assembled gain ", ,-erday m orn.
ing in Baltimore and proceeded to the elect on
OF omcers to serve the eDsuipy year, with the
result Tltcd in our SPECIAL despatch Yesterday.
IRE R'ght Worthy Grand Tr?surer submit.
the cer ritz: on fu>ate. The report shows
that the teipis for the year anountei to
$500 IL, to- t'sbureements, S3,,6s,.35, Icay.
ing cs.n b1i 'ncs OF 81, ,fW.sl: The gross r.
sets OF foe GRIND Lodge, including the CT 81
balance, amount to SeO,325.S0. The 81 t1tement
in reference to me Sodthern relief iund, shows
that the receipts, DC, mount d - 81: "a, and
lrnce Of S642.Al.
The cha'r nan"d the following ~,mmi:te7-,
pursuant 70 TIER commendafson Of the SPECIAL
Commit on National Jubiie ;. refer - in
Grand Sire's R'por.-P. G. S'r~ Kennc dy,
NIcholsen; Reps. Ford, of Mass chu-et.s
t,0G t0Isni Gm;,, Sf KrnfssS.nd Smiley, Of Ter,
Vieich; Reps. Lamberton, Of Pennsylyaria:
and Fitzhu yh, Of Virginia. Commit: on Msl-
tsrs Of Snsr cndsd and Expell-d Members
Rsps. Hill, OF Wisconsin; Rusha, Of Louisi-
sna; Cummings, Of NJ iine; H irris, Of Georgia;
aud Clerk, of Iowa. Committee as Public
Press-Rsps. EenaDle, Of Kentucky; Ellis, of
Columbia.
The rem ainder OF the days session was de-
voted to the discuss. on OF qu' stiops o. a pr
yats nature; relating to the working Of the or.
de-, &c. @.tf-
Adjourned until this morning.
The Sun OF this morning ays:-Th members
who are the guHsts OF the r. w. Grand Lodge
OF Maryland, parfoOk OF anOiher collat ON at
the Gilmor Hou esierday, at noon. Al
niTht, 10 -ponss 10 az inv .tation ex.enred by
John 7. Ford, ESQ.,, the delCgat s assemblod at
the hall end procc dri 10 the Holiday Street
Thfatsr, where they wi.pessed the play OF
"Hamlet." A number of delegates from dis.
tance were &c accompaDiod by their families. On
Monday i-ht the members OF the Grand Lodge
visited Washington Lodge No. 1, the first lodge
ever formed in America, founded by the pc.
pear OF Odd Fellowship in this country, Tacr
Wi'dey. The visitors were recsivcu In q be.
coming manDer, and numb,r Of impressive
spec ches were made duriny the evening.
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PRIZE FIGHT FRUSTRATED jas Mcbride
and John Knight IL is stated. had ARRANGED 10
have q prize fight somewhere IN this s. .te
Mcbride wes arrested yesterday morning nv
policeman Morris, and requirrd by Jns,lcs
Hsgerty 70 give SlO00 security not TO fight In
THIS State. knight was arrested last night by
Sergeant Erszier ON the same chsrge, and
lodged IN the Middle District station 10 awit an
examination before Justice Hagerty.-BdItl-
more AH.FscGR. 22d.
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THRHR HUSBANDS POISONED By THEIR
WlvEe.-A most extraordinary case 10 TO be
tried shortly before the Cour d 'Assizas Of Mar
seilles. II has just bcen discovered d thar three
women coolly and deliberately poisoned their
husbands in order to marry ryain. Two of the
husbands did some months ago. the third and
last in August. An three bodns have been ex-
humed, 10 b. aralyzed by m odical men, each
OF the presnmedi Assn sins being brought la
presence of the victim. One OF the women Is
the third scar Icely twenty. As lar as can be
ascertaincd at present, they appr1r 10 have
been sesisted in their crime by fourth woman
seems both 70 have Inspired the deed and help;d
to accom- piishpit.--- ---------- /
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THE SURRENDER oP THE PARAGUAYAHs-
Our Rio letter is dated August 10, and by Il we
have additional details OF the situation in Par.
aguay. The surrender Of the Paraguayaa gar
II on on the peninsula, near Humaitia, took
the Paraeuayans had been three days without
food, and many Of them were prosuated by
exhaustion. The conditions then stipulated
Lopez, and should choose their own ri ice of
residences in the allied nations. According TO
General Osorlo, Humaitia was q very weak
point IN It's defeuses, and should have been
captured long ago. The evacuation was going
forward for nearly two weeks before IL was
discovered by the allies. limbo is now the
objective poant, as the allies eannot reach Teb.
icuari without first reducing it.-N. y. Herald
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Mysterious Death Of a Sehoo, GirI-Wa-
IL Murder!

The New York Conmerci ! Of last eyenip !.
says:
sOa Thurs lay last little girl about eight
yrs yrs oia, ior some u .nirs onenee-,ae sp liirg
and sub "quently turrcd over to Je lady prip-
GtpIl for lurther chrst sement in tie .whip-
ping room-an adjunct of nodeIn education
wi which all the brooklyn .choors appcar TO
be supplied. The child wss trateu by that
lady with rattan, and, IL is sad, also kicked,
un'ii seizcd with fits. In this condition, and
bearing marks of violeat beatiug about the
b I'd, she wss sent home, when she was again
sez' with fits, ard died on the following day
The intelligence OF her death creatad some ex-
element in the height orhood, aud several gem
tlemen eSerted themselves 10 get all the part,e-
ulars OF the ratier, but ithout success. Tne
funeral took place on Sunday, aud since that
cerLm wheiher the CHILD di f.om sae 10 mas. as
ries IL sustained or from ma tural clu5es. II -
rumorGd that sn inquest was held upon he
body Of the child, and the principal OF the
school srrsted, but subsequently released ON
nominal bill; but of this the police officials at
the pr cinct appear to know nothiug.
We are unable TO satisfy our. elves as to the
degree OF blame to te attachrd to the lady rho
administered the whipping TO the child. We
presume that the fits, rather than the blows,
Were the immediate cause OF de.lth; but as the
blows and the consequent terror OF the child
Were doubtless the cause of the fits, there was
but step betwoen the whipping and the death
and he must be very discrimiaa eating causist
who would separate the r. rc-ponsibility for the
death OF the child from the fnficiing OF the
blows II may very possibly be tue that the
child received nothing more than an ordinary
noggng, and we pres ume that the principal
Will leel certain degree Of justification in the
idea that she was doing nothing more than was
required from her by the discipline of the
school. But what is TO be said for a system Of
discipline which imposes such blrbarous and
dangerous punishment, and which requires
women to do violence to the natural compass.
sion of their nature. and to debase their finer
instincts by becoming professional scourges
If we mistake not this is the second time this
principal has incurred notoriety from the ef-
fecfs Of her whipping, which simply implies
that she is faithful in the execution of the pre-
yailinR system OF discipline
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TREATY OF PEACE WITH INDIANS
~ !. In ARIZONA. ----

SAN .frANCIs 90, Sept. "3.-Arizonia advicrs
to the g. b inst. have b N ceived. Col. Price
NJ msde t. 7ty Of pee, with the Wallopie
Indians, the r.vcg>7 con eentipg 10 surrender
their arm g e1d 1oca on the river.
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- Black bears are becoming numerous IN
he northern section Of New Hampshire. In
many places they have done great injury 20 the
sneep. II is generally supposed they come from
S9uam Mountain, in the neighborhood Of
winch Is fayor.te haunt for that class Of quad
Iupeds- Hunting parties are forming in many
places IN The upper portions of the State, aud
some rare sport in the bear line is expected.
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Foor RAcx-Quite respectable assemblase
to wines a foot roca and a half.mile dash Ior
81 Geo a side, between tho quito famous runners
John Thomas of Newark, and William II.
Young, Of philadelphia After considerable
delay. and numbcr, OF false starts, both he
contestants started OF BE- iutifuiiy, with the
PhiladeIphsAn slightly ahtad. Thomas lost
slowly the wi hole disflnce, but kept no well.
Young passing under the rope but two f,ct six
inches aheaA. and Winningiu inmates aud
SO seconds.-N. r. Herald, Sspt. 22d. -
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The SOLDIERS CoNvENTIoN IN PaILADsL-
PHIA Letters have bcen received here siy ing
that delega' IS from all parts OF the Urlt"d
States will be present a. the great convei on
Of fsoldiers in Phils 1elpbia, under the auspic "a
Of the Grand Army of the Republic Indcl-
tions are that ii will he one OF the Iarg I po-
iitical demonstrations ever held in this coun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-23

TEXAS CArrLE-Captain f. r. Windsor, Of
Fairfax county, Va, and Mr.. F. X. Madison.
OF Texes. arrived in this city last evening, via
the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas ra,lroad,
having successfully brought into and located in
this section Of the Stale drove of $50 head Of
as fine cattle as stock graZier would wish TO
sand head, the larger portion Of which he dis
posed OF in Memphis These cattle average in
weight from 1,0OJ TO l,100 pounds, having lost
about quo pounds each during the trip. They
are still IN excellent condition, however, and
OF the entire original number not one has died
from disease. They cost SO each in gold in
Texas, and are now worth in this market, So
in currency. They fatten on Virginia grasses
more speedily than any cattle ever before
brought into this State. Captain Windsor's
father, Mr.. X. H. Windsor, Of Fairfax county.
has bought 100 Of them, which ne proposes 20
Craze on his Hayfield estate, and upon the cost
Of which he contsmplates realizing a handsome
per centage. This importation, ii is hoped, is
but the earnest Of more extensive operations In
the same direction.-Ale1. Ga<e1e 2ad inst.
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GENERAL CoHvHsrIos OF UNlvRRsALIsrs
Al the recent general convoaton OF u nlyersas.
list, in Providence, it was voted TO have specisI
Observance os the eensennary year. ls7o. tie
Mass. where ths first Uniyersalist society WI. !.
faundad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-23

TIE INTERNAL REVENUE INVESTIGATIONS.
The sub committee appointed by the Retrench-
ment Committee, held q meeting this morning.
at the Treasury, and concluded their investi-
CATION here. The principal witness examined
to-day was Mr. Ashton, Assistant Attorney
General. The members of the committee leave
to-day to NIL campaign engagements in Penn
sylvania. They will meet on Thursday of next
w ek in New York, when they will make a
thorough investigation into Internal Revenue
matters generally. and the allegations Of Solic-
tor Binc nckley in particular.
Secretary McCulloeh and Commissioner Rol.
Inns Were both before the Committee YESTERDAY,
and interrogated relative 70 the matter Of the
nomination and non-appointmeut of superyi.
sors Of internal revenue. Mr.. Rollins was
questioned as to the persons he had nominated
for that position, by whom they were com
lock was asked why he had not appoint the
Nominees Of the Commissioner, and it is IN.
derstood that he stated subst lntally in reply
were unfit for performing the duties of the
office; that he had notified Mr.. Rollins that he
could not appoint certain OF those named. aud
hao suggest 70 the Commissioner that he and
the Secretary had better get tog ,ther and can
yass tue merits of all the applicants and en-.
6eavor to agree upon the men best qualifi d to
NIL the position and perform the dutie- re-
quired by the Law, making political .entiment
""ondary TO ability aud Int gritty; that owing
TO tue pressure OF official busine7s s1d other
SoVsVs NC duu INC SOmmlSS tOQer Q0O moi b en-
able TO get through with this In vass Of appli.
canfs and comparison Of views, though Mt
Rollins and himself hcd had repeated consul
tafions upon the subject |-s.I = d.
The sub.c committee also entered iuto an ex.
animation concerning the charges Mr.. Binkley
has invf sd9ated, rom which It app-a-c tSst
none of the kind had been pref9-red, either in
the office OF the Secretary or that Of the Com.
missioner, and that although Binckley is a
subordinate officer, neither of them had or.
derCd. oim to proceed to New York to make an
examination into sllfgrd frauds or malfel.
sance, and that he he'd made bis report to the
rG-ident, end not to them. The Secrettry
titled that he believ d Mr.. Rollins to be in
all things strictly honest ri. .r.
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SENATOR EDWARD ID. MORGAN, OF New
York, has given S10,OcO for an endo wment fund
OF slC0,0O for the young ladie-' seminary
which Henry Wells, the express man, has
lately built at .yuga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-23

AeRIouIrURr IN NORTH CAnoLIuA.--Au
aericultural convention il called to meet ia
Wiimtnrfon, N. O. on the I'd Of October. Tae
cali says ait cannot escape the notice of inlel.
lieept observers that we are sinking lower and
lever in the scale Of production every year,
and, an q consequence. are growing poorer and
poorer TINS tsndsncey should be arrested, or
society must suffer IN all Its interests"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-23

The WHITE HoUsE.-There We're but few
visitors at the Ex"cnt:ve MANSON to-day, aud
nearly ell were admi; ID to ee the President.
This forenoon the Pro" dent v'sitsd the S ate
Department and had a long interview with
Secretary Seward. returning TO the White
House about twelve O'Clock.
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DEATH OF A CLERK OF THE BUREAU
OF STATISTICS.

NEWARK, Sep. 23.-Jofr Lander Bis"op, q
Hrad OF Division in the Bun" q o. StIistics
d. to-day. He Wa q surgeon il the Sew
enth Pennsylvania Re-erves during the wa.
PERU WANTS PEACE With SPAIN.
LONDON, S'pt 23.-It . reported here tfas
Pei he seutasen's 10 Europe to make q treaty
Of p ace with Sp. in.
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The PRESIDENT h,s not yet determined
whether be will leave the city for respite from
his La ors
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. x. BARNLs. Surgeon Gensrsl Uaited states
Army, W sshineton.
p J. HORwITZ, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
ID. W. BLISS, n. D., Washington.
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INTERNAL RRykNUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were SaS3,l3c2o.
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Gsvernmenl Securities

WAsHINeToN, Sept %, 1s6s.-Jay CooEe &
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
ernment securities:
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THE "WICEEDEsT NAV" revival has rea ached
Warrington. The Yopng Mems Christ a a AS
soeiation, OF this city, are got atiug WITH the
proprietor o. a popular concert saloon to hold
prayer mee.lDgs 10 his room on Sunday eve.
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ATTOR RNEYs:

wM. Z. CHANDLER. Washington, ID. q.
GEORGE HARDING, Philsdelphis.
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SECRETARY MCCCLLOCH and Commissioner
Rollins are having conference this afternoon.
10 finally award the contract for Stamps.
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OFFICERS:

O. CLARK, Phiisdelphis, President.
JAY CooKE, Chairman Finance and Execative
Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, washington, Vice Presi-
dent.
EMERSON W. PEET, Philsdelphia, Secretary
and Actuary.
R.s.TURNER. Washington, Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, n. D., Medical Director.
J. EWING BEARs, n. D., Assistant Medical Di-
rector
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-23

THE RAM SToNgwALL.-C Captain Brown. U.
). Navy, who was detailed to carry the rebel
ram Stonevan TO tie japanese Government
TO whom she has been sold by the Uni ed
SiStss-is still in command, aud although be
fiCs the Amer ican nag at he masthead he re-
pUdiates any authority Of the United Slass
over her, and will hold her until be turns her
over 10 the japanese Government in whose
employment he now is. The imprcs ion Is that
the civil war in japan will soon close, when
the Stonewali will be delivered TO the winning
party b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-23

THE APPoINTMHNr OF SUPrRyIsoEs.-The
Secretary of the Treasury has not vet made
any appointments of Interns, Revenue Super
yIsors, except that Of Col. Maher, for the NJ s.
souri, District, though he and Commissions
Rollins bad Il ng int ,rview upon the subject
this afternoon, and the impression seems to
prevail that they will shortly agree upon the
appointments OF several
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-23

" Chicago has an "lrish Republican Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-23
FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
WHITES Oh LEUCORRHGA,
TOO PReFUsE MINsTRUATIoS.
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
FOB PROLAPsUs AND BEARING DOWN. OR
PROLAfsUs UfERI,
We offer the most perfect specific kpovt.
HEMbOLD MR0gND EXTRACT OF
eDirections for Use, diet, and sdvice, accompany.

Females ip every period Of life. from infancy 70
in the discharge Of its functions Strensth - aae
glory OF manhood and wamanhood. NV
HKLMBoLDB EXTKAor BUcH
9, Bark or Iron, infinitely sassr aud more pie as.
HELMBOLDy EXTRACT BUCHU,
having received the ind orsems Mt OF the m,st ,,o
inens physicis.c Ia the United states, is nov Of
following diseases and symptoms from vhsteysr
cause originating: Ia
GENERAL DEBILITY,
MENTAL AHB PHYSICAL DEPRESSION.
IMBEYLIrY,
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO rHE HEAD
CONFUSED IDEAS,
HYsfERIA,
GEEHRAL IRRIrABILIrY,
RIsfLEssNEss AND sLERPLEssNrss AT
MIGHT,
ABsIHUE OF AUsCULAR EFFIcIEScY.
LOSS sOrAPPKTIrE,
DYSPEPSIA.
---- -----s rnACIAfIoN.
ara LowsP14Ir
DIsoRaANIzAsIo ION or PARALYSIS Of the OR.
E--.--.s CANS eofGEN1RArIO Of
f. d. PALPlTArIoH orTHE HEART;
-l q e and. I'm fAcs, - ..r-
all the Cenconitanss Of NERVOUS and prR,,
srs lifted state OF The o. stem.
To insars the genuine. cat this cut.
Ask FOB HKLAsoLpy. a
1zrses tf.5 fsks ns oshsr. "A q
80 ..r .sH isso-4 az
SOLD i' pRuGs1HFss Hs:slD! :.isalDrALrEs Ev.sr-
Price si.as lsr sost,.; or ST. bottles for $3.50.
. ss-s ss Dsa,er.a to an, Address. y :
5 : Dnenbs 3, np,oms i. al co.nua,c .tf,n,.
rv issses3. .gas = aI5a ~ u T.Ss
cal Wsehoass, ssl -sIosdssi NY ~ nm';
- 80 - u .sRl5l ..Itg Z .'lsT f.s
SA1 aHT COS ssslt1 sea' - - sTsE-f
S'-1 - ''isslsss si..., iaa s. = JI HEdAsH
IN .sS .e :m. q uR
Chemieel warehouse, snd sigeed
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REVENUE APPoISINESTs.-Socre Me.
Cuiiocn made the following internal reyenue
appointments to-day:
StcreIel1rs.-Wm. NJ. Rozell, S,h AIab1ma
Chas. ii. Brigham, Milwaukee, Wis; William
Louis. Mo; Jos. X. Faast, Philadelphia, Pa:
John w. IiDgard, New York; and tue follow
ing fo- OineiDnati, Ohio jas. p. ant meyer,
H. N. Weller, Brssher O impbelI, Alexander
II. Chris opher, Lewis Weitzeu, Andrew w
Armstrong, Jane NJ. Hat, VIM. q. Dorm, q.
Alex. Bohiapser, Jas. q. Patterson, james r
Howard aud James Erwin.
GUc ers.-Ambrose q. Dunn, Sth virgInis:
Christopher J. Muschert Sd Penns yania; N.
b. Jolly, Isl Indiana.
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NAVAL ORDEas.-Capt. Andrew Brys n
has been ordered to oommsud the receivinc
ship Ohio at Boston. Paym,ster James 4
Hamilton has been ordered 10 the sto.eshiI
Onward.
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a1orH IRE gENUINE UNLESS p,ys up
in steel engraved Wrapper. With fac simiIe Of my
chemical warehouse, snd sigeed
- ie0 H.H HElMBOLD
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JAY COOKE q co., wssAi.sss,, .. c.
'ss nfbass4FseikR fbas4si eSPsSsSssErsha SSsrshEais ysssanrA yss
WEST vIBGIGIA. : '-'-F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-23

BREyKT MAJ. 9kN. EDWARD HATCH, As
sistaTt Commissioner OF the Frecdmens
Bureau for the State OF Louisiana, arrived in
ownthis mornlog, and to-day had a long inter-
view with General Howard and Secretary
Schcfield, relation 10 the disturbed condiLion Of
affairs IN New Orls?ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-23

having received the indorsemsnt OF the m o,t prom
inent physicis ID the United states, is nav Of
erred to ami ted humanity certain cure f,r the
following diseases and symptoms, from whatever
cause Originating: Ta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-23

Hen. sfgPHEN MILLER, o.. Pasi,
spst OF MINNESOTA.
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kNERAL AGENTS OF rHE COMPANY

W. CLARK CO., PAiladeiphis,
sor PkHNsYLvAxIA ssd sosthssn NEW an.
..-.-r 81. -.r. Iflgrs - .-.f.e. .-... .-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-04-09
THE NONPAREIL
WASHING MACHINE.

Strong, Simple and Practlcal.
It is a SQUEEZING MACHINE; warranted
not to injure clothing; geared to give six
strokes Of the plungers for one turn of the
handle. and $50 turns Of which will wash
thoroughly the bulk of six to twelve shirts,
according to tae size of Machine used
AGIRL OR BOY CAN OPERATE IT. and
Sir Years experience proves that the Non
rAREIL to be the only Washing Machine made
which stands the test Of Time and Use. 1t is
unspproachable for
Speed, Power and Effectiveness.
AGENTS WANTED.-Send for free De-
eeriptiye Circulars to
OAKLEY & KEATING,
lS4 Water Street, New York.
Dec 26 TN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-04-09
IS0-

Powder. Shot, Lead, Cast Steel,
Plow and Bar Iron, Nails, Iron Cot
ton Ties, Hoes, Spades, Shovels, Ma
nurc Forks, Rakes. Trace Chains,
Wagon Boxes, Gridirons, Smoothing
Irons, Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans, Fry
ing Pans, Collins Axes, Hammers,
Hatchets. Augers, Gimblets, Screws,
Plane Bitsand Stocks, Pad and Stock
Locks: with many other articles in the
Hardware line. Buckets. Tubs, Cups
and Saucers, Plates. Dishes, Wash
Bowls and Basins, Tumhlers, Cot
ton and Wool Cards, Hearth, Coun-
ter, Shoe and Horse Brushes, Curry
Combs, &c.
The above Goods arc offered, and will be
sold at the lowest prices for CASH. or they
be iartcrcd for NTGFPRODUCE.
pa Being compelled to sell for cash or
its equivalent, phope my friends will spare
me the disagreenble duty Of denying, by re-
trimming from asking for credit.
c. j. MCDONALD. !,
Nov. %. If.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-04-09
GUANO.

,pERUyIAN Guano, direct from agents at
/ market rates.
Soluble Pac;iic Guano. SG5 cash, SO lst
November. with seven per cent interest, ap-
arovcd city acceptance.
Baugh's Phosphate Of Lime, SEQ cash, $50
st November, with seven per cent interest,
,ppi owed city acceptance.
Phoenix Guano. 500 cash, SG5 1st Noycm-
Ter, with seven per cent. interest approved
city acceptance.
Flour Of Bone, unadultcratcd and unbnrnt.
Farmers Plaster or Gypsum, warranted
pure.
In Offering the above manurcs to planters.
10 so with every confidence, not only hay
ing testimonials from planters who have used
them the past year, but the further guarantee
that every cargo, as it arrives. is anal"zed
nv Professor Shepard, Of the South Carolina
Medical College. and the high reputation OF
these manurcs fully kept up.
]. Y. ROBSON,
! and Atlantic Wharf.
Ian. % 2m
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-04-09

n pursuance of n drcrrtal order passed by
: n anccllor johnson. in above stated case;
II is ordered that the creditors Of John =.
Kirkland. deceased be cnjoin'd AMI restrain
ed from pursuing their actions at law agnnst
the complainants c. L. Dye and John Thomp-
SON. in This behalf. The said creditors arc
hereby notifci TO produce and establish their
d.ma,l.ls against the estate Of the said John
p. Kirkland deceased. before the Commits
sionet in Equity. at bis Office, on OF before
the first day of June next. or be dcbarred
from all benefit Of said order.
J. D. DUNLAP, c. Z. Il. ID.
June o.. .. lynn.