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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25
The Small Indus tries.

The change which has come over the
social condition uf the South as q con-
sequence of.tlc war of secession, is in
nothing more plainly manifested than in
the grearcr attention now paid to the
smaller industries. These arc always
a great source Of wealth to rfations when
as>iduously followed, and have boon ono
of the great CAUSES of the material sue
cess of the Northern U. S. In this
connection, VIC would call attention to
the advertisement Of Mr.. T. McCrady,
os Cha lcston, S. c., who has charge Of
extensive oyster beds planted and owned
exclusively by capitalists Of that city.
Every such enterprise deserves the sup.
port of,hc Southern peNplc.
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Arrest Of Highly Respectable Citi,-.


Sumo twelve or fifteen of the most
honest, indu.iri"us peaccable aud res.
pc ctablc of onr c;rize"s were brought to
rnwn. under arrest, las, week, by SCOTS
armed $50 cnllcrD cons'ab!cs .;,,-,
Not rhc slightest altcnli Was made, ty
any Of The parties, eiilicrs 10 escape or
resist the arrest. Notwithstanding this,
he houses Of some "fmur most venerable
cii,zers-g'ay.kea,l, unoffending aud
IixI, ~ the cs'trm and co.. f,lcnce Uf ibe
comnunIiy-werr rudcly, roughly, aud
Violently entered, without cause, and
fausacked, even throughout the private
apartments, from top TO bottom. In
tins vile outrage, the negro constable
who accompanied the party, was the
only member Of it who rxhibitrd either
lrrcncy "r respect. A detail Of these
things would stir the blood and quick
rn the pulse d, every respectable man,
in the State; but VIC fGl lbear. ,,..
When the arrested parties were
brought into town, the sheriff Of The
Comfy, usurping entire the functions IF
The Magistrate, stood over the drsk
OF that officer, and in insulting tone
and manner without authority in law
tictaf' d ;s to every respectable md re-
sponsib'e citizen, after. having ordered
"cxce .sive ball in the SUN Of $1,000,
and directing that each p,rty should
give two distinct bonds for that amount.
And this was done when the fact IS no.
lorpu. that offenders Of his own party.
time and again, have been rcluas, on
Insignificant in amount, and which bonds
wcrenut worth the pater upon whichihcy
were written; and in the face of the
still more 2larin. and Outrageous fact,
that his official bond, as surety for the
thousands Of the peoples money he
handles, was COOL for little or nothing.
Tiis maIi-of whose Outrage OF our
people. columns ccuhi BE- written--if
We ryjn.lse from his course certainly,
re lies the intense "dium in which he
is irrccovcrabIyhcll BY The mass ofthe
respertabiliry Of the county. ..''''- :. u
This indi>cl iminte arrest of our best
ci'izens, upon The mrrc>t susPlclpn Is a
terrible abuse of power, and vi, ia,ion
Of the principles Of liberty, even pro-
t sscdby the party, and certainly will
not b.. sustained b. the b. tier class Of
Republicans. W have been pleased to
learn, AMI we take p'cusurc in making
known the fact. that hrgc number Of
the more inrelii.cn, Of the cpl"red peo-
rl', d" nut sympathizc with this action
of the State Government. . D. b:
| .... .Sumtrr lPuichn,dn.
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a county iails. houses Of correction. lltii
naiie asylulns, h"<pi,a!s, w"rkh'u+ct.i
insulscnt d. b'or's c"urts, the c"urt uf
bankruptcy, of the wives and faa,i icy
of those whom Death 4 TO. hava had
the hrppinr,s To max" drunkards,s B
N. B-I)cath 4 Go. be. le ise to
clutiun all ,ipp'ers and dram drinkers
frum giving any heed to their wives,
chillrrn or friends, or lu any advocates
of total abstinence societies. M these
parties arc encmicseo this soul and DO
dy destroy inE business. :. Gentlemen,
by calling or our agents, may see spe-
cimcus of drunkards. anil subjects .ti,r
the clcruei hnuse, at all hours of the
day by and night, Sundays not e3-
ccptcI. DEATH & Co.
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lnsrondcdto favorablv, they take, or il

r"si"ndqdto favorably, they take, or in
other words, s'rnl. =
:. b. as .ured that. when
Statesmen forget The King Of Kings,
And ,rus, in what themselves dsvi e.,
When corruption spreads her sable wiuss'
And vcnal presses team with lies.
you may feel certain that the h"ginnin.
of the end drawcth near. 'Ihrrc j. Il
divinity that shapes our cfrts," and
if we hear with what Of grace we may,
our present burdens, thcv will DC lifted
from our shoulders, and lie sway Of the
intensely vicious party that has for some
wise purpose been pknecd in p'wer, will
b. broken, aud righ, and justice will
again reign in our land. ...
PATIENCE.
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,nldsyo.e.,h .ir s:rcnr,a, cscrt'o,st,

anldsyo.es,h.ir s:rcnr,a' cScrt'oIsb
prevent and punish.
ltis my duty and determination to
use al. thCgsinrasur's al hy disposal to
put d step to such drplorahlc results /,
and with this purpuse | have summoned
to The aid OF he peace officers ofthr said
County the armed police of the State.
Should ihi. be insufficient in arrcstins
aud suppre>sin= these Illegal proceed
,iugs. however much. i lpay. regret tho
necessity. | shall place the county Of
Sumtr, un,lcr Martial Jaw, a ID invoke
The entire power oi the State in re.es-
tablishiny The Supremacy Of the laws.
In testimony whereof L have. .hereunto
SC, my hand and caused the
r. g grent seal of tho State TO be af.
fixed. at Columbia. the 9Th day
OF Nurcmher, A d.. 1860, and
in the pincty.f"urth year ufthe inde-
pendence of the United States VI
America.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Gov.
+. J. CAnDnz,r.Srcrcla of State. r.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25
The LEGISLATURE.

Both Il"uscs Of the Legislature met
in Columbia on Tuesday, and after
tho usual preliminary proceedings, and
the transaction OF some uuimportant
business, adjourned. The Gvvcuor's
message was probably delivered on yes
tcrday.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25
Game.

Last week, three Of our young men
went down the Watcrec, as far as the
rail road bridge in boats. just for f",
they carried their guns and made yame
0: the ducks, by killing about one hun.
dred and fifty of these particularly cdi-
bic Malcr.fuwls.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25
Administrators Sale.

ON Saturday, The 4h day OF December
EeAi will he sold al the residence Oi K. w.
Love- deed, several head OF Catle. Hogs,
Household und Kitchen Furniture, Farming
Tools. cIc.
AT the same time and place, The PLANTATION
will be rented Tor The ensuing year. Terms
made known at the sale.
- r. J. LOVE, Aen'r.
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MILL POND
AND a
Channel Oysters.

Supplied in qn'nti'irs to SUIT psrcha-
S,.rS. Order. from all parts Of the ill.,
teri.r >ulici:rd. Address Thos. Nc
Grady, Agent, =. o. Box 339, Charles
ton, = &.
Rcfrrenres.-James Adger 4 Cor
Hon. }. i tampb"ll, DR. st, j. kaV'
cnrl. David jennings, MrCrady Il SON,
". &. llinsle, john ). Ryan.
Nov fS. 5m.
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MARRliiD-On the l9th u Ost. .
brr, by the Rev. S. II. llay,.as the res
idanrc Of the Brides father, E w.
JORDAN, of Charleston, S. c., t" Miss
VI. r.. laughter Of Mr.. +. L. Phelps,
u: Cam'lcn. s. e..
Charleston News Please copy. :
On tie l7,h inst Ivy the ltev. j. f.
Rudyrn. Mr. J. BnyK,N, Of SUMTER
10 Mrs MARY MouSEYnAM, of ker-
.law =
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FOR THE JOURNAL.
S. O. Central Rail Road.


Ono, CHESTERFIELD Co Nov. Is
Extract from the minutes uf n meet.
ing of Board Of Directors Of the South
Carolina Central Rail Road Company,
held in Charleston, Nuv., llth, 1863 {:
Rr,oir~i, Tint the Directors Of the
South Carolina Central Rail Road Conn
pany most cmii,lly cungratn!4te the
people of kcr>hsw and Lancaster "n
their success in nhtnining subscriptions
for the cnn.truc len Uf Il Rail Road in
the ,lircc'iun ni Charln,t-, n. g.. and
that p. x. Mcl.anrin. j. VI, Carson,
II. J. Fox an.l K. J. D,nalds"n he It
committee tn confer with thr gentlemen
app"in,crl ru represent the j"inr interest
VI lhusc Counties for the rurp'ss ct as
crrtaining the exact value OF the sub
scriprions rendered, also, the probable
terms upon which the Camden Branch
can b. bought.
Ers,ioeI. That the committee crca-
ted hy the preceding resolution is here.
by empowered, to give b,n" .ti'te assn.
rance To The representations Of the c'',n.
ties ola 'Krrshaw and Lancaster that
upon the legal >ub-eril,'ir,S by those
cunutics IF the sun, of TWO huDdr"d lhon-
sand dollars each tnthe capital stuck Of
this Company. This Company will change
its proposed route so as t" run To Char
lottc. via Camden ana L1urastcr.
Signrdy Il. }. DONALDSON,
Sec. and Treas. s. &. Il. Il. 20.
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of re timing the DcKalb Iluua.. As
Mr. .GuoDALE docs not allow the grass
to grow under his feet, it is presumed
tho work will be soon accomplished.
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Residence for Sale.

The Iuie residence OF l.. McCandiess. l'r
I.p Town, formerly known as the 'aaiie
ltuuse. is offered Tor sale very low, ano ON
accommodating terms. Possession gwen I'M
mcdia.riy. Apply 10 !, n,y, ~
Nov o5 ot
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Plantation for Sale.

That valuable PLANTATION. in this
County. near Liberty HilI,. conrainins l-s00
acres more or less. The ground is leriile, wa:
ter plenriuI. climate feulthy and fine. ton'
terms apply by iAier. or in person. 10. 4:
JOHN KERSHAW, Camden, s: G.
Nov 25 At.
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Latest Cotton Quotations

CAMDES-23 3-4. r...s.,. .,.:-
CuARLEsTOv-24 ] 4.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

THANKS. The ':poor printer" is oc-
casionally remembered, and some
times lives like other decentpeople. To
prove this, we will state that box of
sparkling soda water from the estab-
lishment of Mr.. George Clauss, No.
214 Elizabeth avenue, with the compli-
ments of the proprietor. was sent to
our table this morning. Clauss-noble
man-thou hast our grateful thanks
Your soda cannot be equalled, and you
deserve ten times the patronage that
you are receiving. Everybody knows
you are doing well, but you deserve
better. May your hair never grow
gray, and may you never lack for a
friend.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

peA. An old man, who resides in Oak
street, entered the grocery store of Mr..
James Dillon, on Magnolia street, a
night or two since, and during the tenn
porary absence of the proprietor, help
ed himself to quantity of onions. He
was detected while making his way
from the store, when he dropped the
onions like shot potato" and hum
bly, begged forgiveness, which was
granted by Mr.. Dillon, and the old
man went on his way, sadder and a
wiser man-we trust.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

H@- The officers of Ark of Safety Di-
vision, Sons of Temperance, were pub
licly installed last evening, by Deputy
G. W. P. Gale, assisted by P. W. P.
jackson. The room was well filed.
Speeches were made by the W. P, j.
G. Williams, Rev. John H. Jackson and
Messrs. Whitehead, Miller, Melvin,
Younglove, Thomas, Conover and Gale,
and a recitation by Gregson. This Or
ganization is doing a noble work among
the colored people of this city. Some
of our readers would be surprised at
the advancement made, and the talent
exhibited by some Of the members of
this Division.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

g9~ The Common Council of Tren-
ton, are trying to outrival their New
York brethren. On Tuesday evening"
a spirited debate took place, and Judge
Naar, the president of the body, raised
his cane on W. Fl. Barton, Esq, mems
Der of the Council, who on the next
day had the Judge arrested and bound
over to answer. At the same meeting
two members event at it," and one of
them lost an eye. These members can
learn manners if they will pay visit to
our Council
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

Beag@ The children of the Elizabeth Or
phan Asylum, were yesterday afternoon,
taken in charge by Mr.. John 2. Berry,
the very efficient Superintendent of the
Horse Railroad Company, who placed
them in car and conveyed them to
the Waverly Fair Grounds, where the
little ones rambled to their hearts
content, returning late in the afternoon,
highly pleased with their excursion.
During their stay at the Park, the
children were entertained with ice
cream, and other Injuries, kindly pro
vided by Mr.. Berry, who we may all
rest assured, found the greatest salts
faction in doing this noble act We
like to note affairs of this kind, for in
these days there is good deal of sci
fshness. We honor Mr.. Superinten-
dent Berry, and advise others-far bet
ter off in the possession of this worlds
goods,-to go and do likewise.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

BE- OF the Variety Troupe, who
perform at Library Hall tonight and
tomorrow afternoon and evening, the
Newark Journal says "The merits of
this band of performers are universally
conceded, and should have elected
more general attendance. More &C
complished trapezists than the Nelcourt
Brothers have never appeared in New
ark, and their horizontal bar feats are
rapturously applauded. The Hiber-
MAN and Ethiopian dancing and vocal
ism are of the best, and the graces and
beauties of the Tremaine Sisters and
Miss Morris, in their renderings of the
Terpsichorean art, have been the de-
light of every visitor
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

RsS~ We strolled over the 'Landing''
yesterday afternoon, and all along Pearl
street, on both banks of the creek, we
heard the sound of hammer and the
ring of trowel. Boats laden with all
kinds of machinery, lumber, brick,
lime, cement, &C., were dragging their
length slowly along. In the neighbor-
hood of the South street bridge, the
appearance of things was unusually
lively, and all along the creek to Fai-
tute Culver & Co.'S immense lumber
yard, men were busily engaged at hard
work.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

1ea~ Our enterprising fellow-citizen,
Mr.. j L. D, Lyon, one of the very
faithful representatives of the Seventh
ward in the City Council, has sold his
house on Cherry street, and has remoy-
ed temporarily to the residence of Mrs.
Pepin, corner of East Grand and Broad
streets. Mr. Lyon intends to erect a
handsome residence on Railway avenue,
as soon as the plans are completed. He
now has very pretty house in course
of erection in that vicinity.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

nea. The Zouaves held an enthusiasts.
tic meeting last evening-and 40 mem
bers received their new cadet uniforms,
which is great improvement on the
old and heavy zouave rig, which gave
them such reputation. Thomas
Trapp and Conrad Cross were promo
ted Sergeants, and Michael Tully, and
Chauncey Martin were elected Corpo-
rails. The Zouaves resolved to make
an excursion up the Hudson on the
second day of August.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

GROCERIES, &c.-We always give a
man credit for enterprise especially if
he advertises in the DAILY MONITOR.
Mr.. J. E. Adams, corner First street
and Broadway, has his large store filled
with fresh groceries, which he sells at
New York prices. He guarantees salts
faction to all, and consequently does a
fourishing business. Our LOO read
ers in the First and Second wards will
do well to bear Mr.. Adams in mind,
and give him call.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

gS7~ On Wednesday last the Peer,
less and Pacific Base Ball Club played the
first of series of games. The Pacifics
went to bat minus two players, who APP
peared soon afterwards, and by good
batting ran up a score of 6 runs to their
opponents 4, a lead which they were
not able to overcome during the game.
The playing was sharp till the 7th in
nings, when two members of the Peer
less left. The batting was terrific, no
less than home runs being made. Be-
lL,r,r L. thn c.nnnn.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

assA. Messrs. Null rd aud Crane
have contracted for the Immediate
erection of two new houses, on Broad
street, near Westminster Church. the
fronts to be of pure Ohio free-stone-
the work to be done from plans fur
nished by Messrs G. Graham and Son,
by Mr.. Thomas Royle, dealer in all
kinds of stone, and whose yard is on
Pearl street.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

Be5r The city is gradually subsiding
from the effects of the Fourth of July.
Those who expected to be absent one
day, have been compelled to get up ex-
cuses for two days, and in some cases
that will hardly suffice. About one
week will most likely be required to
bundle up the cases of this harvest of
national enjoyments, when everybody
will be expected to become entirely
level.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

geA~ A meeting of the Sons Of TEN
perance Beneficial Association" will be
held at Library Hall on Wednesday
evening next, at eight o'clock All
members of the order interested are
invited to be present.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

BE- Wheat has falle II third from
the price it was year ago, but neither
the size nor the price of loaves have
been affected thereby. Our bakers are
too well bred to interfere with the old
order of things in this part
particular. Bully for the bakers
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
wv. RoAKus.M MI. ID.

DHYSICIAN and SURGEON, OCULIST and AU-
l. RIST, &c, graduated in England in the year
1925 and has practiced in this country the last "a
years, upon all chronic Diseases with unusual sue
cess. And now at the request Of many friends in
this neighborhood, has just arrived here, and can
be consulted on all Chronic Diseases at his residence
office, located at the junction Of Morris avenue,
Union street, and Mill Lane Elizabeth,) where he
will be in daily attendance on all who may favor
him with their patronage. The DR.. kindly invites
the attention of the afflicted to his especial treat
ment of the Eye and Ear, together with functional
arrangement of the nervous system. All diseases
of the Lungs, Chest, Throat, Nasal passages and
Wind-Ppe. Also, Chronic rheumatism, Neural
gia Spinal Affections, and all Female Diseases Lii
yer and Kidney Complaints. Urinary Disease and
Spermatorrhoea. His constant success in curing
the Blind and Deaf, and those troubled with Ca
tarrh, is unprecedented. The Dr. does not herald
the testimonials of his patients in public print
but any quantity can be seen at his Office from a.
M to p. m. every day. except Sunday. Examina-
ton carefully made, and all medicines properly
prepared, from Vegetable extracts, (by himselfl
and charged in accordance with fair and upright
dealings at all times. Call and see. Consultation
gratis, and circular given worth the reading
Those in the country send postage stamp for one.
i29 2W#
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

NE. The Zouaves received their new
uniforms last evening, aud are making
arrangements for their excursion which
will take place sup the Hudson" on
Monday, the second day of August
A beautiful present will be awarded to
the member selling the highest num-
Der of tickets.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

pea~ The Second Anniversary of the
morning Sabbath School, of Sloan
Church, Washington street, will take
place on Sunday evening. Exercises
commencing at half past seven O'Clock.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

NE. A dog belonging to Mr.. John
Sammis, was killed on Wednesday eve
ming, because of ny drophobia. He had
bitten little child just before his own
er ordered his " funeral"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

Major Edward I. Green, command
ing the Third Battalion National
Guard, of Trenton, has appointed the
following staff
Adjutant-John G. Owens.
= Quartermaster-John G. Bigelow.
Paymaster-Frederick S. McNeely.
Surgeon-Wm. W. L. Phillips.
Chaplain-John Hall, d. d.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

nesAY The Trenton Daily Gazette ac-
tually contained but three columns of
reading matter yesterday-iust one
third the quantity published b3 us
there's enterprise for you
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

6sg' Col. J. w. Woodruff informs us
that on the Fifth of July 1887 per-
sons-irrpspective Of free passengers,
commuters, or Southern travel-were
carried safely over the New Jersey
Railroad-not single cident occur
ring.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

Nas-a If You are exposed to the rays
of the sun, don't put &c brick in your
hat; it only aggravates the evil
A damp cloth or branch of green
leaves is better
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

nea. The sewer through South Park,
First and Front streets is about COM
pleted-Mr. Michael Flanagan having
come to time, and he deserves another
"iob."
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

Bag The Ehzabethtown Steam Man
ufacturing Company have suspended
work till Monday next, in order to
make some needed repairs to the en-
CINE.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

Nea| "Leave you, my FRIEND" sal d
q tipsy fellow, clinging to lamp post
on dark night :" leave you in con-
dition not to take care of yourself !;
lhicl never"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

BsAp DR.. J. S. Martin, who served in
the gallant 18th Regiment, passed the
glorious Fifth, with his children, under
a tent, pitched in his door-yard. He
had reveille, Doctors call, guard-mount,
assembly and "taps" all to himself.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

ReA A couple of French aeronauts
are to make the attempt to reach the
North Pole in balloon. If success
full, they should take care and not
stick the pole into their conveyance.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

Dea- Builders now say that there will
be a vast deal of building here in the
fall. Greenbacks will soon be plenty
then we shall all be happy.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

D8~ Charley Jay, of the Trenton
Union Sentinel, charges number of
leading Republicans and Democrats
of that city with miscegenation.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

pGap How is it that beef keeps full up
to the old extravagant prices, while
grain has had such tumble. Let the
butchers convene a meeting at'Market
Hall, and give our citizens some light
on a question Of such public import
ance
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

reap The North American Base Ball
Club will play match game with the
Elerts of the Port, tomorrow afternoon
at two O'clock, at the Yellow Tavern.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

Me-. The Irvington folks did not act
fairly by the Resolutes on Wednesday
We shall treat them honestly when they
come down here.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

naAs A laborer at the coal docks was
injured yesterday, and carried to his
home. We could not learn the particu
lars.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09
pea- Police matters are dull.

be- Newspaper editors do not appear
to be of much account out West. They
are shot, two at time, with as little
compunetion as wild ducks.