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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-17
A GOOD MAGAZINE.

We have received the June number
of the Car,iinn Farmer. with the fol-
loving interesting table of contents:
The Ramie Plant Indigenous 10 Min
ncsota; Interesting Correspondence ;
Tan,alf; Hints on marketing small
frur<; preservation of sheep from dogs;
book farming; swine breeds and treat
mcnt; Prof. Alallet's Lecture; packing
and shipping berries the salt and lime
mixture; wild Spinach; Gen. Washing.
tons mules; teams for thu farm; black
berry wine; Arctic Exploration; did you
ever; Canadian speculation in 'ggS;
treatment for scratches; Essex swine;
molcs; extracts from an a'ldr'ss del "
c,ed by Fix Gov. q. Il Vance, "f North
Carolina. at DnnriTlc, Va on 29rh of
October, 1863; peanuts, pops, sans,
&C.; walks aud talks on farm-No.
65; cultivation of broom corn in the
South-intcresting to farmers; heet root
sugar; diseases Of ponltry; manasemcnt
ofincubaling hens; henneries; The 'rcu.
bator; black Spanish poultry; Southern
Culsivator; monthly talk with our farm
ers; Immigration; a word to our friends;
immigration meeting; book table, Peters
musical Monthly; Demorrst's Magazine
We take occasion in this connection
to express our qualification at the grow
ING interest in the Agriculture OF the
South. Publications. Ike the ("ro/inn
Farmer contribute largely 20 the far"'-
er's success and shonld be literally pat
ronized. Those who wish to improve
their farms should send $500 for a
years subscription to the Frmer.-
Address, VIM. H. Bernard, Whining
ton, N. C.
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noting European immigration will npe-
rate, aud the same influences will he
brught to bear. The commercial pcn-
ple of the North are already reach out
the commerce Of the orient a. the for
fountain of wealth
There is n demand for steady agri-
cultural labnrers in the West. and sim-
liar demand in the South uuder the
stimulous of rcmuncrative crops. with
an abundance offertile hut unused lands.
Besides this there will he the incentive
to the yellow-fa faced celestial of an abnn-
dance Of cheap wild land for homesteads.
and rate of daily wages unheard Of in
celestial economy. Of conrse the new
" created steamship lines from Califor'
MIA to China will lead ev ~ encourage
ment to- the most profitable of all TRIMS
portntion trrffic, the passenger traffic,
and San Francisco will he. on the Pa
ci6c coast, what New York is on the
Htlanfir-the cntreret for emigration
drawing from source more than double
in capacity. ..
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SWAPPING A WIFE FOR A Horse

SWApPlSt a w IL FUN ~ ii'hob
An exchange tells Of an amusing case
which came bef"re lawyer of Pontiac,
Michigan. short time siI &c. The sto.
ry goes that man in Oakland county
(whuse nsme is not mruffmed. brrallie
cnumonrrd of another mans wife, aud
surprising that if h c"uld Gain her hu--
band's cunsent, f'.r valuable consider
arinn he could take her ro himself with
ont viohnring the law, (shc bling will
ing.) prmlueed forged letter inrm the
wn,nants farhcr to the effect that he
had heard serions charges against his
sun in hw, and was coming TO take his
, aughier away The husbaIrd, suppo-
sing that lie must luse his wife, Was in
ducrd to accept n bnrse in exchange t"r
her. surprising that he would thus he
released frum the bonds of matrm"ny
Without Observation-Disclosures ofapply.
iny ru the courts. A few days since The
husband hearing that his wife intended
to return to her first love, and not feel
ing disposed to receive her, and Was
much surprised TO learn that the bar
gain and sale he had made were void.
lie now wishes to obtain divorce, and
congratulatrs himself on having the
best of the bargain. for he says he has
a horse tha: is worth alore than the wo-
man ever was.
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growing crop 5

CATERPILLAR IN LANCASTER DIS
TRIcT.-The Lancaster Le'lger, of the
10th instant, says A genuine cotton
caterpillar, so.callcd, taken from plan
tation few miles South of the village,
has been left at our Office. 1t is claim
ed by professional ones that there is no
mistake as to the idcutity. 1t is sug-
gestcd by gentleman somewhat fam'l-
lar with the ravagcs ofworm in the low
country, that farmers should build snail
fires in different portions OF their fields
about sunset in the evening, which will,
in a great measure destroy the fly from
which the worm springs.
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RICHMOND. Va, June rs.

A duel took place on Saturday after
noon, between Captain W. i. Cameron,
editor Of the Petersburg index, a Con-
serva'ive paper, aud Robert W. Hughes,
II contributor to the Richmond State
journal, Republican organ. in conse>
quencc fan article dennuncing Hughes.
The fight took place in North Gar,lina,
sixteen miles from the Norfolk and pe-
tcrsbu'g Rail Road. Weapons pistols
Cameron was srrnck in the breast at the
fr,t fire, the ball striking rib glanciDe.
Hu.hes demanded another fire, but the
surgeon pronounced Cameron unable
to deliver an",her shot. Hughes then
declared he was satisfied. and the at
fair ended. Gamernn's wound is severe,
but it is not dangerous. ... -
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GRANT GONG tINDER-CAN He
WITHSTAND THE PREssURE.-It Is
marvellous 70 cnnsidera'c men how the
administration Is to stem the current of
disapprobarion that is flowing in upon
it from every quarter. No other one
that has ever been inauguratcd, has, in
so short a time, created such degree
of distrust and condemnation among It's
party friends. Turn Which way you
may the voice of condemnation comes
up from the leaders of the party that
made Grant President Of the United
States. They, more or less denounee
most of his appointments as unfit to be
made, while they d" not spare the man
whn made them. Their di>plensure is
EXPRESSED in words neither mild nor TO-
li.u. That Grant, as Executive, is
verse than failure, they admit. There
are those whose wishes he has regarded
in making appointments, who yet speak
in his praise, but they are very few in
number and of little influence. The
cIamor of condemnation ris' above the
faint words of praise General Grant
has neither the nerve nor The ability OF
Andrew Jobns"n, and hence cannot
carry ON an administration without a
partv. He cannot stand up and meet
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TO the skin, and then ascended to d
range Of white vapor clouds, which en-.
eebped him as in deep mist On ris
siag above them. he opened into q brad
sunlight, Will, the them,meter at free:
ing point. The sky was OF deeper
blue than seen from the earth, and. he
white clouds below shone with dag
zling lustre flis balloon was of a pecu-
liar Construction. BY pulling rope
he op"ncd u valve at the top three feet
in diameter. The gus rushed out, and
the air vas drawn in fr,m the neck,
set"n inches wiaer which ip al bali
looms, !. always open! The bwer'parF
of the bal'oun- then .cpllspsed and st ruek
upward, forming Kind Of roof, His
wright in 'he MISREPRESENTATION
age at the upper part. The weight Of
Vt Chevalier made the btllnor form o
prnc mtc. and he descended wAh case
and safety. .. o, ....,s -
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ofcithera lawyer or statesman; that
its pr"priti'ns are wholly inadmissnble
Why 70; d MIR. johnson, "this >aIee
Mr.. Sumner wr te t" Mr.. Bright m
the 18th or 10Th of last Jauuary that
the protocol whirh sent here would
have alm0s, been unanimously approved
if i, had been received three weeks s.On
er. Mr. Sumner sal ! TO my colleague Nr.
Virk. r., that month exlier i. woald
have been US welcume as ehampa"ge.
Bright denouEces Summers in speech
strongest terms
"Wby don't the English papaers pub.
lish Mr.. Summers speech ?"
"Why, because i, is too n"nsensical.
Clarendon says that the United States
az u Government have no clnims against
England as II Government The Unite
States hive private individual cl,ims
against England, aud Englaul has rri,
vate individual claims a1ai: - he Ur,t"d
States Th,sr English people aud Gov.
crnlDeut are willing t. sabnii /" a" ar
bitratrun. Clarendon >a,s that Engfln,l
might as we'll say hat she would reject
the treaty because the holacrs Ct the
Irish Republican b"nds minht cpnle in
under its terms. Tne Am ricaus whom
| have met abruaf denounce Mr.. Sum.
ner as much as the English penplc do,
1t is u foolish speech. Take that p"in,
which he makes about a. blockadr -
That decision in the prize cases in 2
Black is totally against him. The Eng.
lish papers have not published, ahd will
no publish his speech.
Mr. johnson was very indignant on
this subject. lie could not tolerate the
idea Of attaching any importnnce OF
Significance whatever to III" idras of the
Massachusetts >r,arnr. He started NJ
iron, his sea and Walking up AMI dow"
the room. nerv"usly and rapidly aid
81 he En- III h Government will ever
ucculr t.. The Sumner d"mands. flarn'
don won't yield one inch from his p's'
ti"n. They have take" il, d cannot
b. shaken in their resolrc. THY arr
very pro I'd people, arwerful people,
and cannm b. frightened"
"What do you think f war between
England AID the United Stntcs, Mr.
Jnhnsnn? Whut would he the resalt Of
n?'
The regr.cs in WashiRgf"n Lave
proved themselves {" he jlfsi what the
southern people have alw y. said thy
wcrc-t"rully unfr 10 b. entrusted with
the ri-ht of suffrage. They will allow
NO divisin IN their rank. The negru
no votes a. he haj"rlry do not .l'~lre
him to vote, d"cs 50 nj the risk Of NJ.
life. Raznrs and brickba ere the
instruments u-e'l BY the negroes in their
isht- in Wash ngrrn
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AusTRAEIA.-At terrible drought, is
isrcported, prevails in the central por-
tion of Australia. Tho road frotn
Wagga Wagga to Hay is strewed with
the skeletons or The dccaying carcascs
of wre,chrd animals that have. peri .hed
from starvation or thirst. Horses, cat
tie, and herp. and even the wild AMI.
mails Of the plains-kangaroes, emus,
and turkcys-nre lying dead in all d'.
rec,ions, taiuting the atmosphere aod
giving Abundant occupation 70 the
crows. A traveller along this route
says Tint the country can only be de-:
scribcd as the Valley Of the Shadow o.
Death"
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Rev. John j.. johnson, of Sprttsyl
vauia Courthouse. is preparing for the
press series Of biographical sketches
IF the alumni of the University of Vlr-
.inia who fe.l in the late war. He has
collected already sketches ofab ut one
hundred and fly from the States of
Virginia, Maryland, North and South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas,
Tennessee, Missouri and the District Of
Columbia.
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LAND CoMMIssIcNEa.-Thc Union.
vile Times says:
The richest office in the State has
boon oivcn to G. p. Le>hc, The Sruatur
from Barnwcll. He receives salary Of
two thousand dollars u year, us Land
Commissioner, and in addition thereto
"shall receive such fees as the Advisory
Board may prescribe, not to exceed IN
the aggregate for each title, the su OF
ten dollars" The simple mear'ng OF
which is that he shall receive exactly
ten dollars for every title. He will have
at his disposal FIR the purchase OF lands
the sum Of Sl50, 900, with which he can
purchase '40,nO0 acres This will BE-
divided off iuto Que thousand tracts OF
forty.acres each, giving to Mr. Leslie
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Tue PATRIOTISM or TIE CUBAN
LADlE>.-On Monday evening one Of
the members IF the Cuban Ludies' lie.
lief A.. oc,atinn received rom Havana
Htonr-sza 1-na- -,zl:r,h uf magnificent
jewclry--diamunds. ,ubies. emcralIs &c
the pcrs"nul contributions af palrI"tlc
lalics in Havana to the cause Of Cuban
independence. Am"ng them were some
tiny sets of jewel,y worn By children:
which had been contributed IN aid of
the patriots. These articles are to be
sold at fair to bc given by The ladies
Of the association, to be held in this city
some time next montlr.-Mew Nork
Sun.
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ENROLMENT OF THE MrLITA.--ln
accordancr with orders received from
Governor Scutt. the Adjutant-ticncral
Of the Stare has instructed the census
takcr of this city 10 enroll all the cl'l.
zcns of this county between the ages OF
eighteen and forty five years. There
are two forms for the ehr"llment, one
embracing all between eighteen and
thirty and years, and the other th"se
between thirty and f"rty'6ve years.
There is 10 be no exception whatever in
the enrolment. and all VIII" d'sire cx-
enption arc required to apply t" the Ad-
intant.G Generals "ffire, COLUMBIA: The
census takcr will begin his duties in
about ten days, when he will also take
the ccnsus.-f hnrhsfm Mrtos
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XIX CENTURY.

The first number Of this Southern
Magazine has just been received from
the popular publishing house Of Ncssrs.
WALKER, EVANS AND COGsWELL OF
Charleston. The high reputation OF
its editors will secure for it, as it doubt
less will merit, an extensive patronage
We understand tina, every copy OF tins
number has been disposed Of. The fol-
lowing is its table Of contents;
The Blockade Runners Of the Con-
federacy, Looking Back, The Talmud,
Story of the Bud, (poetryD My Friends
Revenge. A True Story OF the East
India Muuity, The North in the South,
About Noses. The pleasure Of u Gar.
den, Shoulder TO Shoulder, R"mlnis
.enses of Confc dcrate Cam S and Fields,
by Personue' Bells, chapter on l'n'
migration, an Evening with u Spiritual
ist, The Death If tic Maiden (poctry,)
In the Surf. Editorial Workshop: Our
Greeting-I'he Letter Bag-GosSlp, &c.
Agricultural Department: The E>thc-
tics Of Agriculturc-l,cms. Dclart-
ment Of Science, Art and Discovery,
Passes En- pasSgnt at Books, Publishers
and Authors, Ola PolriIi-Our Junf-
bic of Sense aud Nonscnse. The n W
Regime: Sooly--raph from Charcoal
Gallcry-E'hi"pian Eloquenee ON a
Bender. Spoons and dlshes-S'me-
thing for Lrdics-Olds aud Ends for
the Public at Large.
TERMs-s3.oO per annnni-sinele
copies 35 cents. To be had at Dr.
YoUNG's Bookstore.
DR.. LANGLEY, the travelling Agent,
is in town and is stopping at the De-
Kalb House, where he will b. pleased
to receive subscriptions from our Cit
liens.
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Chimes. ] burrrS, 1re,h from the Pssn
ciRr, have already made their appear.
anre in New Orleans. probably the
t"rerunners Of thousands OF their race,
whn will flock to tie sugar and rice
lands Of the Pelican State, hy way Of
the railrnud and the river. JsAr Chi
naman. with his frugal aud industrious
habits. will b. welcome assistant othe
planters in that section. One Inad Of
coolies was imported thithcr from ffa.
vam two years since, and are still work.
ing upon a sugar planta,ion in la
f"nrche. Eut ihe Custoalhouse tficials,
nippcd the enterprise, and stopped the
further importation. Bur how can IL
be stopped This time? "
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QUA FISH SUPPLY We hear that
a. circular has been issued y Governor
Scott. aud sent tn prominent aud intel.
ligcnt citizens throughout the State
with view Of lici:ing from them full
particulars touching tho pnst and pre-
sent cumdi;inn of the fisheries Of the
State. BY the issuing Of such cIrcu.
lar il is expected that Il gr at mass OF
valuable Information will be COLLECTED
rouching this important subject Each
neighborh"od is requested To make a
report, and. when responses shall have
been received from all quarters Of the
State, the ATTENTION Of the Legislature
will be inspired in such manner as to
direct measures calculated to arrest the
decline and possible anuihilati"n Of t. e
fish supply. Likewise. plan tor the
artificial restocking Of the streams aud
rivers of the State will be urged.
Charleston N:os
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A FIGHT AT SEA.-A corresron.
dent of the Petaluma Journnf and
Argus, Of April IS, relates the fullsw-
ing singular incident:
A. novel sight was witnessed few
days ago by Mr.. Gaffcuy, who lives near
Rodoga Bay. While plowing near the
cuast his attention Was directed to All
unusual communion in the water. nearIy
mile from shore. which proved to be D
conflict between FIVE sword fish and -
sperm whale. The ocean Was quite
calm, and, as they neurcd the sl"rc,
their mnrrmerts could be plainly seen.
The. wl,ule was no nE,tch fus Ais nnt'g'.
nis,s who srrmed to understand his on
" means of defence, and displayed c"n-
siderable knnwlrd .r Of tactics, in parry
inn with their formidable adversary tn
making their th,usts into his sides thry
would keep elar NJ his fail, on" blow Of
which wonh have bren fatal to them.
With m,adGencd fury the huge monster
of the dcnp would strike right and left
causiny the wafer To bull by the force "f
the binw-md then lr. would dive de- p
to esenpe tn" relentless fury IF his tor
mentors, but he was f,lluwrd and S"n
brought Ia fhc surface. Deep gm.f'es
cuuld BE- seen IN hh >fic. uhd rhe blood
flowing ire ". THE fight uas witnessed
for nearly an hour, when the whale, in
the agony "f despair, s'arte for the
shore, a.sging hirns"lf upon sarn" low
reks. and som died from effects "' the
wounds. Gashcs two f"er long and six
fret deep wee mad" in his side. Many
in this city went TO zee him. lie VA
between fifty aud sixty feet long The
Third dny the ilc ru c high enough to
float him from tie r"eks, a"d he H"atcd
out to lea.
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"Thc result would he unfavorahle to-
us. In the first place, our debts are
IUI be- anu c1u-.
not be. war 80 long os there is any
common sense left to the two peo-
pies. B~s, to talk about it for arg1l-
meut's sake, England was never letter
prepared for q war han she is now, and
the United States is less able TO enter
on contest of The kind than she was,
during the rebellion .a t., "
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COMPLICATIONS IN HAVANA.

Our telegram fro II Wnshinginn states
that the volunteers in Havana ad forct d
the new Captain General TO counter.
mand General Du!ce's rrquisition tor
fv" thousand rY'gular tru"ps from Spain
and this statement seems to explain the
rrccnt report from M@lrid 'hat advice
had been received there fr"m cuba that
no more troops were needed. 1t Is also
said that the diffirul leg between the
Spanish ofigials IN Havana and the vol
tecr. are Increasing. Our Telegram from
Havana yesterday reported that conl-
mittre of citizrns Of Havana (Which un
der present circumstances means volnn
trers) would go to Porto Rico 10 meet
the new Captain General and escort him
to that city There isn seeming COIL
tradicrinn in these various reports as to
the views that control the Spanish vnlun
teers in Cuba which can only h"cxpl"icd
events as drvclnp. We do no. believe that
the volunteers contrm late ut present II
noriug ,hr a,rth"riry ofthc home govern.
ment. BAT their aefiun has drprivcd
the government in Havuns Of il. legal
authority and Installed an anomol us
state of Affairs there very si"ifar To that
which existed in Mexico in 1903. They
will 6nd it very ifth"ul' if rot impossi-
ble to retrace their steps in CON-
mittce to meet General Rudas IL 10
induce him to adopt their views. The
consequences Of their misstep in dri-
wing ont Dulcc will reach further than
the volunteers ever cureemplated. ft
will be seen by our Washington 'ele-
gram that the Cuban agents are press
ing our go,ernmeA to rer"gnize lresi.
dent Ccspcdrs, and VIC d, not see any
larical plea on which Mr. Fish can re-
inse to grant the Iubans beIlr=erent
rights and assent to Their qurst oi Peru
Chile than. the United States -hall lcnd
;ts influence to humaniz" The war IN
"uba -Nr Tmk HruM.
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YELLOW FEVER AT New YoRK.-

YELLOW FEVER AT New YoRK.-
A New York correspondent OF tho Phl''
adelphia Ledger says:
"The yellow fever. I regret to say, is
at Quarantine. North German bark
Ernst nnd Benno. from Havana fnr
Queenstown, put in there thn morning
for medical assistance. part Of the crew
being down with that disease. Two of
the crew, named Wilhelm Brrge and
Heinrich Buda died from the disease
on Friday last and were buried at sea.
The srcond offer. Ilelmuiz Stuo. while
dclirious from the fever, jumped over.
board and was drowned. The captain
and four others have all been down with
it, but arc now reported convaI' scent
The Quarantine authorities have given
instructions that the vessel shall have
no communications with the shore.
Steamers Idaho and City Of Balti.
more arrived mt this port to day, from
Liverpool, with total Of nearly 2OUe
passengers. As both vessels have been
permitted 10 c"mc up tu the city. the
presumption is that all hands are in
good health. Annther lot of small r"z
was imported yesterday by the ship
Ocean, but the Quarantine authorities.
Ms usual, refuse to furnish particulars,
beyond rhe inct that The vessel is de-
tainrd in the lower bay.
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FINE RAINS.

After protractca drought which
had operated somewhat unfavorably
upon the the corn crop, we were
favored with refreshing rains on Mon
day afternoon and night. The weather
has since been very favorable for the
growing crops.
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REMOVED.

We understand that Mr.. JAS. JONES
has been removed from the Office Of
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
for the first District, and Mr.. f. Goss
appointed in his place.
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Hon. RLvERrY JoHNsoN-SU"
NER's SpEEcn.-A correspondent of
New York Times "ives an account Of u
prnfrsscd interview with The Hon Rev
rrly johnson, late United States Min
lister to England, ~ his c"untry resi-
drncc. near Pulrimorc, few days ago
Mr.. J"hnson said:
.sSum cr's speech is ab.urd Do you
know what they say of it in England !?
Clarendon says that it is absurd and
preposterous; that it is not the speech
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THE JOURNAL
Camden, June II, 1860
THE FAIR TONIGHT.

Our citizens of course, will not forget
the rich treat to be aFn! dcd them TO.
night, by the ladies Of the Presb terrain
Church at their Fair, at the Town
Hall. We understand that ample
preparations have been made for the
entertainment of large number of Wis
itors, and trust that the anticiPations Of
the ladies will be more than realized.
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There is a man near Kansas City,

There is a man Iear Kansas City,
Mo-, named Jacob Furnace, who is over
one hundred and eigteen years old. ne
still shows considerably activity, and
cultiva,es little garden, in which ne
takes great delight His eyes'ght Is
better than it was years ago; his voice,
is not strong, yet he converses freely
and apparently without labor. ...
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\ SpRANsE FIsH.-The Barnwell'

4 SpRANsE FIsH.-The Bnrnwell'
.S,nhinet says: "a strange Fish was
c,usht at lIagoodfs Milf lately BY Mr.,
Long t. had two mouths and two
ton. ucs and his hook was IN lis lower
mouth. 1t was red belly perch of
..poa size. ne have never heard any
,tins OF the kind before. Mr. Long
states that several examined the fsh-.
and of cnurse what he, says can be. re-
lied upon.
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GENERAL Candy refuses te accede to-
the perition of the Colnred Mems Con-
veution requesting him to issue an order
giving colored people equal rights in
cars and STEAMBOATS, lie says the courts
only have authority to redress such
grievances.
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the neat little sum of $4,000, in al
dition to his salary. How much more
may be made out Of the large surl OF
money at his disposal, and from bonuses,
depends entirely upon the honesty OF the
Land Commissioner.