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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
OFFICE OF CoSeREssioSAL PRISTER..

WAnISGros Dec 9 1883. !
PROPOSALS for PAPER for the PUBLIC
PRNTSGIn pursuance Of tho provisions Of the fourth seoa
oftbe entitled An 10 lrher regulate the printing Of the pu
do % aP a 'T';f tx % Gle' R
TUESDAY the 10th day Of January 1863 at oeoch M Tor iaI
F n' .Io All Proo.s y opeae Sesrc AVID
5s i5d o4et AID best bidder oi the o,e%
The .aeoqed 'fepe ,ese, s' I' s fr t he eoSfe
vii all l6 may be Eeee during the year. and no
"''' CLASS i-uvcnExprRED PRS1rSa PAPER.
e go and S ss IN pi Soa r!iI the @ sas
CLASS 2-CALENDERRD PRISrIyG PAPER -
8oO s Of .uperan caeudsre Printing Paper measuring 1853
ircs AID weighing lnythree pound. to tie ram Of 500 sheets
i g sa2s 'sa5 is' S r 70 h rear, raP o s
CLASS @-snE6 ,sD C,LESDEHED PRrsrSo PAPEH IT,,
measuring 213l leles AID oF ayo pounds tie ream Of
CLASS 4-N,P PAPER
0o srprrfne Nap larer md ani ceniere oi slr ~
nav be required shi wish paper measuring 1924
inches ahi weighing iseiiyne pounds % The rean Of sheet.
sOSo realns Quirta Post io1l6 irche,
3 Ism Pa' 81 '1I ~ Or ~ i,il W. j9el s,,
;SS ram. b Dsa. f bsa aa Is uhe.
Rec S I.,s. gos rG Sts '1. s 9 s,ss neh..
BORA Medium 1919 inches
80 resrs Royal, 1924 Inches
50 reams Imperial. lllsJl inches
80 co, Paper eas-ug 2o2' inches and o. any required
any required enumerated above and not exceed
e CLASS C-PlrHR roR Posr.OFucE BLsyxs tessre-srs)
Zoo r,im, mea,urirs inches weighing 50 pounds
m-lsurcg inches.
reara measuriu. lc19 inches, weighing 90 pounds per ea
Pro-sl " received r whole quantity fr portion
ro rs t7 iasau1 ras % TIE rapsr de d in Glasses
aad ih uLoe qgaau, any portion o tie per de,g
ua! a. Class a1 cncourih samples 81 tho quality
ofLe papers. all ie classes VII ,e ifuhi upon Jpeatqn 40 ths
see ,n tie aers v be required nsy 10 conform to
the a-iaiiea funded
eo1fa b MAJ oscr ioT Of the classes 10 the
Ir0po.al -,
approval u Jieo inuev the PENALTY q
slidJ ~ ne haisr, % by ,ler pr97'sa s5 tesc
crd sh T le article prep ~ frs enl each proposal mrsi be
accompanied b. sasctfy evidence HAT the w,krg
al ofo lc wsG-tg .. OF dealers 10 Tue description ofpap1
ut'eh ,t y tlcy titloss 20 Gr.ish,
an ~ carer 10 TIE several classes ru h delivered 70 tie Goytu
nett Psf Ofes 10 tho Cy Of Waslagon good orer FEE from
charge crpersc. and Ied o. tr npcon,
Weight t reaucaeEi q hg CoBsre'Ha Pn4ieT AID be in
al gesIect sai,'asto5r
Th, suppl lag Inferior srcls IN II the classes hiure 20
'ppy iie auy required tGe sal he considered Violation
offhe c0lt--cL
Blank proposals sed upon srp or AZ tbs ofce Nd no
sl FORM exactly a reto
Proposal. norssi The envelope Proposals for Paper end
Committee phi Printing. sir 60 tie care Il
The lion H. y Aahour Chairman - senate Committee on tng
Hon h. Iln Chairman fthc House Committee on FrrtB
u. Dtfces, Congressional Printer. Nasugion D. G.
by ases0a ftas Jo,ul Committee q Congress Pablo gninE
JOHN 4. UElREhi. Congressional Printer
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OFHcK % ASnrASr QrAErEaaArHR GENERAL, CoRsKR or
IorsTuS AND GEKESE.sr-., Nav ioRE CRY Jau. T. 1874
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. with n
- copy ofths attached each invited and u
be ressd a, this Office until y ceoet Jan is 1869 for The
ERECTION Of TWO FRAME BUILDINGS a. Fort Hamilton n Y
H. oon AID half e,eh 81 the following Dimensions krt
by III aud 20 feet by 70 feet each building having porch front
and '~' 49,
Paas and Specifications Of the work b. hs ofe
Bidders time within which hey will complete the worn
and vii be required give guarantee two responsible se
iahifnl compliance With the agrrem.uL
The Government the right rjec, all propo,a
PaJmen will be when tbs completed upon tho accept
snee OF The A. A. O 81. at Fort Hamilton.
RUFUS INGALLS,.
BIT Major General and Asst QuaemaI General L, g. A.
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Il ONG island RAILROAD. JNmes-sIip.
NETWORK and NEW-HAYEN RAlLROAl
TRAINS LEAVE NRW.YORK.

For New Haven bridgeport (Il ll:J 2lS EI)3
C.xJ 34S s:25 and tENl pa. 80 49, go.
Milford straiford, falLel, Southport and hesfot " i
For Yo~aiE :, O. OK 1850 ls;lS tErl2 EIl 3s
AS, (Er) SD o, (kx.) P. NJ
F,r1 Daren Z O. in ~ a. w. 9;4s. t:25, $50 ?. IN.
For stanford O. (GI H. 30 n l2'l3, (Er) 2;l' 3 th)
3:lS 4:l5. (By) AS $50 6:3j. 8 (EN) n ,,o.
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ARAr BUILDINGS, Cor. GREEyR AID iIorsroN SITS.
NKw.loRK, January 0. 1869.
PROPOSALS On DUPLICATED will be re


PROPOSALS On DUPLICATED will be re-
eeiyed bs the undersigned until O'Clock p TUESDAY, JArn
r. 1862 fOr
$50 barrels Il Meas Prime Mess Pork hoop each end
1000 Barrel. Flour wuier Wheat round hoops fall head ned and
sealed buugS
1900 Pounds Of Prime Beans In barrels NIL head lined
5000 Pounds of Green Rio Coffee barrels f head lined
JaO Pounds Brown Sugar, oak barrels fall bead lined.
1000 Gallons Pure Cider Vinegar y gallon take
grams q lrcaIbonaie Of soda. TO fuii ounce
1900 Pounds Of Family soap IN 81 pound boxes
5000 Pounds ofSat. In barrels full head lined
400 Gallons n Molasses. In barrels
papers
1000 POueiA Of Coinsh, In 100 pound boSrs
300 Boxes Of Smoked Herring to be strapped 10 package
$50 Pounds q Cream Crackers. Ia 25 pound boxes
$50 Pounds Of Edinhurgh Crackers Ia 25pognd boxes
100 Pounds Of Soda Crackers In 2).ponnd boxes
go Pounds " Lemon Crackers. IN = pound boxes
81 Dozen Cans Of Hard. Shell Clans n pound
20 Dozen Cans Of Tomatoes. in 2.pound cans.
20 Dozen bottles II Lemon flayoriLg Extracts
81 Dozen bottles ~ Vanilla FayOrlng Extracts.
y ozen bottles WoroFshfe packedl dozen
so BoIes Safliuos-l boxes
90 Pounds Corn Starch. M pound packages.
go Cans CraHb,fry Sauce. In 81 pound cans
1000 Ponds Aiamsuinc taudles, ~ s1plunl boxes
These required immediate shipment The
making bids requirements Of bidders &c, sisted IN precious ad
sertisements from this ofee w. w. BURNS,
Byt Brg Gen, G. ~. L. s. A.
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TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA PORTS.
TIKI NswYORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP COM
PANl'S dr,telass dewbeel steamship
CHARLESTON. Capt J. Barry. on TUESDAY. January IL,
D. SAILING iIoA Pier No. 5. North River
Superior iillons for pisseu.eTN
Through Passenger Tex Bills LaiBg points
South AMI S0uWet In connection With the South CsroHa Railroad
ard o Fioriia ports
~ Insurance by this line one haf per cent
The MANHATTAN vii ioa. sail SATURDAY January i6
HENRY r. MORGAN X Co. Agents. No rs Broadway.
FOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
lnman ne Of Mail Steamers appointed to sal as follows
EINA " laiKl lthSDAt jan ~
AlIl hf llhAl jan 10 a. IN
CITY OF ANTWERP lURDN laa 30 p m.
kANGAROO iva TUESDAY, Jan 20.
Aud s;eehE uRDAi TUESDAY. o Pier
No q. North River.
RATES or PAsSAGR
PAYABLE IN GOLD PAYABLE IN CuRREScr.
FIRST flO bTEERAGE...... SJo and SIS
To London. los To lonlon...... IS and
To PArs............ u3 To fars........ ~ AL AZ
81 johns, " 7, by Branch As ST. Johns, r. By Branch a
Seaner...........,.....S ~ Neamcr...............t
Passengers also forwarded svre Hamburg Bremea kc reduced
Tickets he hugh herr. at moderate rates. BY wishing
send for their friend
For further information apply 3, the Companys Offices
JOHN G. DALE. Aecns No - Broadway ~ Y,
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il THE CROMWELL LINE.
steamship, Pier SoHh River 3oeioek
D NJ. AZ ioaONs:
acknowledgements emhle. SATURDAY. January H.
GEO. CEOINELi..... ..NAIukDAl. January 81
Freight taken Tor 81 Loa Noble ani Galveston At through
Freight Passage m ard second es apply to the Asen
H. u. CROMWELL Co. No. 80 West 81
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SiaiiOnfrp, &t.
Proposals.

0POSALS.-DRAINAGE of CERTAIN
i SWAMP LANDS 10 HEW-ROCliELLE, WESTCHBSTER
COUNTY y. ITo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Proposals for
and chief drains w he received the
Chairman Of TIE Commission Nos us and III foltst EewYs
until II o'clock December 80 1903 Maps pas and specifications
the Office Engineer lluiHag Mount Vernon
aud WEDNRsDAYS tnd SATURDAYS at No LeIoypae New
York where all information will be given. WARD WHEELER.
Chairman Of the Board OF Commission on Drainage
3. HuFNAGgL. Engineer Aount Vernon ". y.
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DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA, orroE CsiEE QUARTrRsasTaR,
SAINT Paul, MIN Dee. 7, 1856. !
DR0POSALS For ARMY uRANSPORTA

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY VRANSPORTA-
TION-SEALED PROPOSALS nil he received Office
I'll o'clock Tir day ofJanuaJ 1862 for the transportation
Of Military supplies during commencing April 1862 and
Cond Nina by ihs line such Posts
established the 81 MHnesota and 10 that Of D
Territory lying east Of Missouri Rgcr aud bounded by
from Fort Stevenson other degnate points the Missouri River
eastward present Posts such may be sbssd east or north Of
that hser, IL Dakota Territory.
The weight be this Ronte No shall not
Tea Million pounds (iO01 00O nj.
Bidders will per hundred O0 pounds per hun.
orel 0 miles for each month Of the beginning APRIL c9 and
cbdng March 81. 1870.
Bidders should give their names foil well places real.
deee and each pFopo should be accompanied BY Bond the
ten thousand dollars responsible
tccigg that awarded for the route ncltoued
proposal the party Proposing the viii be accepted and
tered no and good security furnished by said
eoddahce With The terms Of his slveitssmehL
Tie contractor Will be required TO give bosds Ia the oOHo hun
dtel thousand dollars "a 0J69Dl
Satisfactory e'i;nee loyalty and soveney each bidder
bidder made he viii be required 10 give satisfactory evidence Of bis
ahy ana means to carry fairly and falls rch contract
Proposals mnstbe tcrsei ,porAton
Route NO - and none will be entertained use they fully comply with
the requirements OF this Advertisement
Tue parry 70 Hhem an award made must he prepared 10 execute the
once and 10 give the required bonds Tor tie faithful perform
The right to reject and all that offered reserved
the h day ofAp,
10Y ana T be required to have place q bnnes, or a which
oe With promptly ana readily Tor Route No ~
SAINT raul MIMI Fort Stevenson Dakota Territory at such other
POM nay be lndleated as starting pont ofte route
D ms showing The conditions Of the contract he entered Into
De ha On At us omoe 81 the efce Of be Quarter
s New ioIE Chicago, Saint Louis Fort LeAynwortb. aud
"'' ana "u'' ACCOMPANY and be part Of he proposal.
hcol. Dspu, 9. NJ Gen. B'i. BngGsn, Us It.
Chlef4 81, Dept oi Dakota
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

MASSACHUSETTS AT tn prize fight
Which occurred near Springfield, Mas.
sachu<r,,S, june 22nd. nut Of three
hundred spectators one third were W.T.
men. And, yet, ,ur Massachusetts
brethren are alwa.s ready to furnish
ary number of missionaries tur the be-
ni.htrd and larbar"Iw S"uth. Now,
We ak in all caLil"r, w'uld not the
moral vision of ll'css Ply m"n'h Rock
phiIanlln"p.>rs b. ureasurahly improved
if they could BE- prevail Il "n To remove
the L, am from their own eyes hc'orc
,hny t,y 20 rlurk iLe- mole irum their
brurIrr>? Blind occulisls arc provrlb.
tally unr,p2lar. And ;" it is with the
missionaries from the Bay State wh"
profess such sincere lnv" fnr the rrlurcd
c. ple pr'plc of the SOU h, and wh" s.
bitterly lcnounce what they are l.h'asrd
to term The brb,r;snI Of our Ic"pl'.
lluw is it with thousands "fthc white
operatives in The cotton factories OF
Mnssac usctt-? And whit is the moral
and rrligincS status of The white women
whu Constitute U"c third "f the Srecta.
tur< IL, brutal prize tight ? Aud, again.
l"w stands that pI'a'isaical State in the
statistics of crime and raurcrism?
We have never been able to admire
the man WIN is always lurking after the
sp ritual and n!oial condition Of his
ncisIbors to the ut,rrncelect Of that OF
his own family. We rather believe in
domestic missi"ns for u beginning.
Now, if Massachusetts could produce
such moral record as characterized
North Carolina brfnre she passed under
the cuntrul uf the Ra'!ical party, we
c uld adnii,c her efforts in behalf Of
.f1rei,m mi,>iuns. And, even with her
present stained record, We could aff rd
to be silent did she not, through her
representa- i've men, Butler, Wilson and
Sumner, and representative papers,
bawl herself hoarsc in Remuneration OF
the South.
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FEMALE PREAcnERs.-Rev. Horace
RushL. II. in n recent work, asserts that
the restrictions as laid dnwn by St.
Paul Hgainst a WON ms praying or pro-
rhcsying with hcr head uncovered have
been ubnllsh, d. SINCE the particular
specified reasons AGAINST the practiee
have hist their furce. Dr. Bushnell
argues that, underlhc laws of wonlnuly
n,"dcs,y, in force in ancient times, pub
l.c scandal was created by a woman, APP
p, a'ing unveiled ba,, as disgrace il ND
Iun.rr incurred By the exposure Of the
lace, a fniale may pray or preach with
out any loss Of self respect. ST. Pauls
objections consisted in the "sl,une."' !"
ant DR. BaShncll con,cndSihat. as such
opinions are not now entertained, che
law should have no eFe,.t-Bnder the
we'll known principle, 'Reason is. she
soul Of the law; and uhen the Eeason Of
any particular law, ceases, SO docs! the
law ITSELF Wilmington Star.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01
THE CROPS.

Our reports from the various parts
of our District arc favorable for the
corn crop. In some localities it Is rep
resented as unusually finr, while in 9TH
ers, it is said to be rather backward:
but of vigorous and healthy growth
With good seasons, the crop will be
fine.
The cotton is represented as good
throughout the District. We have on
our table, blooms from several rlanta
tions, some Of them gathered On Friday
last.
Maj. ADAMS, on Tuesday sent us IL
stalk, on which there arc number Of
blooms and bolls, one Of the latter half
grown. Thc Major has about an acre
of cotton, oil which this is fair sample.
Ttis IS merely an experimental acre.
The seed were planted in ii hot bed, aud
removed to their place in the field 10y
ELLERBE's Transrlantcr.
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for getting complete statement Of eve
rything it is desirable to know. They
nre working faithfully six or fieht1ours
every day in Washington, and however
it maybe with other Congressional Uoii-
mittecs, We a,e assured thaethis;onc 1t
least is doing good service. Its mem
bers hope to complete their present in.
ouiries in about week. They have
recently bccnoccupiedwithPrr Snow ros
Rhode Island, and arc to examine IIo.
mans. of New York. on life Insurance
questions. 1t is announced that The
t..0mmittec has no candidate for Surrr-
intchdcnt of the Census, AZ has been
hintel in some quarters. One or tw"
persons seem to be figuring for the no.
sition. but they cannot, if they try. get
lIe indur<cmcn, ofthc Committee, which
is only anxious to do its work we'll, and
then have the best man in the country
put ut the head Of the Bureau. -
Mcmphm Aoutunche.
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4 BuMMERs EXrLASATION.-l

4 BuMMER $ EXrLAHATION.-A
correspondent Of the inrinna'i tam.
mcrcii"l. cvi'lcl.tly an cx.bunn'cr, writes
rs f"llows in irf; renee t" the rhr' C
boxes "i spoils wl,irh have been 50 long
in Washington, and which he says we've
raptnrrd 0"rl'ap> he m'ars st"lrn) in
the uri.lburh~.,l If 'anlrm. :. g.:
"Umn the approach If Shrlman's
army uprn Camden. the ciIlz lis "i The
>ili0ya- c. Il. e,.d i thn:r- icMclIy-slxrr
and rI,te ware, and d, ,l"SiI, d the same
in the sales of The Bank of Camden.
The safes were loaded in wagons, and
the owners thereof son.ht safety f'r
their trca>nre in flight hut the fmagcrs
-enlc.prising fellows, VII" were always
about days march in advance Of
the army-camc upon them ut Tar
from III" Catawba River, and compelled
Il surrender.
Tin" captnrs were composed of tw"
drtarhmrnt>; one from the Third Big
adr, First ni,i>i"n, Twentieth AIRY
C"r,s. 1t WAS The usu, custom IF the
frrag"rs to conf-cnic and divide prop
city, but as s"lnc disagreement spnng
up as to the proper division, neither
party feeling disguised t"srrrendrr their
acquired bao king privileges. it was de-
,iIrl TO deliver the sales unopened I"
the Provost Marshal Of the Army of
Gcnr.ia The >aI's were ol"nrd hy
that officer aud fund t. contain e"l'l
aud SILVER, Confederate binds aud notes
and the diamonds, silvrrwar" aud j'w-
clry IF ci'izcns. By order of General
Sln rnlan the mules aud wa""ns were
appropriated for the use of the army.
AMI the u;hcr property WAS i"xed ul
fnnw,ld d TO The War Department at
Washington, up"n The arrival "f the
army at GulL>b"r.', N"r'h Car"lina.
You are certainly mistaken in y"u'
s,arcu, ut in sL,ing that us the t"'a"r's
AMI 'Lum.ilrrS' camc up t" the brlh"t
they W re- halted sm | ll,nl"nghl" search
ID, and the articles 10 md upon them
b,x,d up and sent to Wa>hi gtun n
order was ever ISSUED to search the
'humnc,S.' |, w"u'd have rcT';irrd
the army wagons connrct' Il with Shcr
mans army tn have l.aulrl the pllI DIET
/ cohCcd IN one day "ya"r n"'""I",>,
and ahanrlnm Il the nX'. Nor Was lh .
pr"pcrr,. as general thing, rak, II from
ihc dwellings of the Inhabitants. tut i,
was found III the fields or the swainp<
where it had been cnncralrd by the
owners. Prop, rry thus captured VIZ
brought into camp at night, and after
being exhibited, was, in very many in
stances aLlndnhcd. II the rcov lr oll
the line of III: rch had rcniaiIrr, at
hume and treated our s"ldrrr> with coin,
mon civiIty, "cry few such drpIc'la'I"ns
would have been committed. In Suntl'
Car"lina il was Il very common thing
for chivalruus lalics tn call mlr >oidirr.
vandals anl N"rthrrn hirrlings. Oh
course, nr'bcr officers nor s"ldirrs felt
very solicit"us conctrhing Tie safety ot
their worldly effects.
TWENTIETH Army CORPS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01
A Now York letter saws: "Thc IN

A New York letter says: "Thc i'm.
.mcusc number of cmiyraEts now daily
arriving at this port surpasscs anything
ever hcreto.corc known in the history OF
The city. 1t far sHrpas'cs in number the
great rush to this country from abr'ad
during the first discovery in California
They cnmc in immense cargoes day by
day. and more, still more a'c c"mIng.-
In fact. it is said by nn agent of one "i
tho leading European steamship lines
tha, mt enough ships arc Offering %"
the other side to take all th"sc "nxl"us
to cmig-aic over the Atlantic. The class
cmi=rating lirhrrward appear t" be al>''
of better calibrc. with more money and
less .rccnish lurking than tl'"sc VIII"
used to come years ago. The Grrlnan.
are by far in the minority If the new
arrivals, while there Is Il dccidrl falling
off in the number nf Irish cmieranls.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01
REVENUE SEIZURE.

Mr.. Goss, the Collector of Internal
Revenue seized number Of buxes Of
unstamped tobacco from a couple OF
traders one day last week. They hal
encampcd in the outskirts Of the town,
where they were waited on by Mr.. l'IcI.
ARDsoN, who, after making cnqlirics
about their stock and finding they had
o part of their load stamped, let Irn' d
to town. During his absence tn Y
changed their loading, putting all the
uns,amped boxes into one wagon with
which. one. of tho PARTY dccal'rc'l, lcs'
wing the other wagon with the stamped
boxes in charge of the other. Aftcr.a
pursuit of some four miles, the wagon
was found secreted in pine thicket,
and taken possession Of, the driver hav'
ing escaped with his team. The driver
of the other team made good his escape
while pursuit was made after his Gu.
partner.
Evaders cflhe Revenue laws will i,
we'll to give Camden wide berth in
their travels.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

SENATOR SpRAGuL AND THE CoLrM-
B1A CANAL-The Culumbi, Phoenix Of
Tuesday says: Colonel S. a. Pcarcc,
late of the United State Army, who,
as agent of Senator .Srragur, of Rhode
Island, purchased the Columbia Canal
ard a ursepor,ion o:lhc Kinslcr brick
yard property. several months ago, is
now in Columbia, accompanied hy Mr.
G.. G. Tinsley, surveyor, who has com-
menccd making survey and estimates
for widening und dccl cning tic can.l
Col. Pearcc states that he has resigned
his position in the army, for ihe parr"sr
of taking charge Of this work and that
Mr.. opfague Is uc.erin,nva ~ us"
head with it. Active operations may
not be commenced drring tie summer
mopths, but early in October, Colonel
P. asserts, a heavy force ofworkmcn will
be employed
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

Commodore james W. Cook, former
Iy Of 'hr United States navy, and sntse-
queu,ly connect, d with the Confederate
naval service, d'rd ut Portsmouth, Va =,
On Monday. iu the a7th year IF lis agc::
At the battle Of Roanoke Island, while
in command of the steamer Forrest,
Cumlm"d"rc G"ok exhibited bravery un-
surpassed in hist,ry. Afcr lie fall OF
the i.land hc ,cirrutcd with his liIrle
steamer before the enemy s.fcet To Eliza.
i,elh City. Here, lik" liuh brought t"
bay, he fought WITH desperation against
ov, rwelming "dls. Hi vessel was board
cd, but he refused 10 surrender, and
was wnlrdc'l aud forced to The deck
aud even then refused To pull down the
flag whic!!, he w's wiling to die for
Ills virrurs, a>tonisl,ed at his daring
val"r, refused to u.c their ri i.h: Of pow
cr uppn him, and confined him to the
deck, which was rcd with his bluud aud
that Of his men,.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01
ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF MUIR.

ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF MUIR
DER Tho Anderson MfeHiyencer,, Of
,be 24th.instnnt, says,
Two mcmi crs of The State Cons,abu.
larry, Jerry Ilollinsllrad and Penn. CUT.
lin, of hlbevil'e Comfy on Friday last,
arrested, Mr. Wm. r. Chamblre. d re.
>p rtah,,c y.Hug man Of ,lris County,
charged with 'hc murder Of the. negro
WOMAN killed near Sicvcnson's Ferry
III" the night Of the 2Stt OF May Tho
frirnds OF the accused are c,mfdent Of
establishing his innmeuce beyond a
d"nbi. H. was .lolerd in Jail, but will
shortly be brought before Judge Orr,
who u now absent, upon writ Of
Hibs"x turpns. We folbear comment
up u this arrest for the present, and al
80 refrain from giving publicity torhe
many rumUrs CONNECTED with the affair.