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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-24
STOLEN PROPERTY.

Some weeks ago it was stated by
Washington lcttcr writers, that three
boxes Scapturcd" by Shcrman's heroes
during their march through this State,
had been opened ut the War Dc.
partment, aud that they contained a
large amount of silver plate, and other
articles Of value. The following, which
we clip from Charleston Nc,cs, throws
additional light on the subject:
"It is now positively stated by cor
respondent of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial that the three boxes Of treasure rc-
Gently brought forth from the vaults Of
the War Department at Washington,
are the property Of citizens Of Camden,
South Carolina. The specie belonging
to the Camden bank, and the jcwclry
and plate of the citizcns, arc said t"
have been deposited in the bank safes,
which were captured not far from the
Ca:awba River. As the capturs, not
to give them har<hcr uame, c"u!d not
agree upon division Of the bo"ty, they
turned it over to the Provost Marshal,
which officer, by order Of General Shcr.
man, sent it on to Washington, where
it lay in the War Department vaults
until few weeks ago.
The citizens of Camden will know
whether the account given in the Com
mcrcial, Of the way in which the prop
erty was captured, is generally correct.
There is no doubt that the boxes refer.
red to do conain Il large quantity oI
valuablcs Of different kinds; and our
friends in Camden will do well to conc
together and take prompt measures ful
the reclamation Of their stolen goods.
There is scarcely village Or hamlet
in the North which does not cnntain
some "trophy of tho war;" torn by
Sherman's bummcrs from the grasp "t
our old men, our women and our child.
rem. Restitution may be made once in n
thousand times, aud it is worth while
to try whether the United States Gov.
ernmeut considers South Carolina far
enough in the Union to cutile her cit
liens to n restoration Of the property
pilfercd by the Federal troops. If 1t
belonged to the ncgrors, there would he
no doubt of tic result. AS it belongs
to Southern white men, rcd tape will
coil itself around the claim. aud the
owners may expect TO encounter all the
anuoyanccs of official impcrt:rcucc and
official procrastina'ion.
We may be mistaken. President
Grant may be willing TO order the in.
mediate restoration of what Mr.. Wenl-
mick would call "our portable proper
ty." Ii SO, our people will give Grant
his due"
We understand that steps have been
taken to- recover, if possible such Of
the goods as belong to our citizens
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A JAPANESE METHODIST Tho
Newark On. J } courier says: 81 nc
communion service last Sunday in st.
james Mcthud,st church, New Br"ns-
wick, WAS IL season OF very special int"r.
est. Amnng those received inio iuli
membership of the church Was John
Wesley Iwaski Nagai, the Japarrsc
whnse c.,mvcr>i"n and baptism vas an.
nuunced several months since. lie Is
an intelligent lo"ki"g y"ung man OF a
bout twrnIy,f"ur years Of a@c. In his
own cuuutry. which he cIt for the pur-
pose Of study. ab ut three years ago, he
WIS IA scI,',ul 'cachcr Of rcc"gmizrd cul-
t,l-e aud ability. After <I"n'!ins Il
c"up'c ui years in Eugl'nl he came to
rh's county. anl for the last yea he
has been student in Ru'gers college.
New Brunswick. Six m"nIls az" be
was cxrcrimcnlalIy converted T." "Chis
rianity understanding the service Of 81.
James cIruch, ami r'cciv d the "'dI-
mace nf Christian baptism hy the hand
ofthc pastor, Rev. Dr.. Iifny, b. wlr''"
also he was received on trial rs n pr"ba-
timer. lie has been II regular attendant
ulmn tll- church. srrvicr< including the
class mrti"gs Iii, increased ncqnal"t
amcr with the ,trcIrinrs and u-ng''s "t
the clnrrh has bed him in prize th"'"
very highly. an'l his r'sp"n>c> t" til
usual qursirns mf"rc rhrrong'' s"'W"
wrre dl.,inct. ,arnrsI anil ""pllntlr -
II is stated that il is his purpose s'n'''
To- pur,uc Il course Of Bil,l cal study
with view tn cntrrlr" the ministry "l
the church, and I" labr III due ;''nr
fur the cvanYcliz,'i"n Of hi, country.
men,"
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At Timmon,villr. last Sunday. dur
ing divine service in the Meth dist
church, just as the c"n"rrea'I"n WAS
>in.in. he last lines of the last hymn,
MIS-. Powers, wife IF Thomas Powers.
aud granddaughter If the late Rev
Vim. Br~kin'on, fell frm her sr'ai
with an infant in her arms. Her lady
friends went to her rrlirfat once, and
fund that life hd,i ceased with her.-
The infant livcs-but rhe mnihcr is in
the grave. The Rev. Mr.. J"nrs. the
Pastor, had just cl">cd mn impressive
sermon on the iraiIiy of human lie
the certainty IF death, and the uncer-
tainty Of the Tim" of its approach as 's
that Of the thief IN thc wight. We learn
that there WAS M unusual excitement.
The facts are. a. W. state them, from an
eve. witness. We are rcl"irrl to add
that MIS- Powers was an exemplary
ncmbrr Of the church.
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DIVISION IN THE REPUBLIC

DIVISION IN THE REPUBLICAN
RANKS IN PENNsYLvANIA.-lh"
WASHINGTON correspond, mt "f Ihc Ntw
York Tib"nr, writing on Tic lI'h
inst, says:
A number Of Pcunsylvanians. incin
din" several mcnhr> of Congress. Hr
rived here tU ,lay in the interest ct the
Republican party of til" State Thry
represent HAT there is an unfortunate
and very >c'i"u> division aiming th"
leaders uf rhe rarty in their State. with
no pros cct of n uni,n bcf"rc the ap-
preaching Gubrrnntnrial camTHig".-
One racIinn gocS So far rs t" thr"atr"
tn nominate and support Il candidate"
independent Of the REGULAR nomination
Of the party. Sumo If the prominent
IF these ",lisorganizrrs," us they are
termcl. arc Federal oifieklmlcls.-
This is especially The case among the
Government "tii rials Of philadelphia =
Il seems to b. f glt of the city p"'ll-
Claus a.ailst ll.n>c FROM the c"un'ry
districts. Al ,fIO't is maxim" t" hr'n"
.b:ur srvr:al renewals a'.I"ng the lhlI
adrIrhia officials. or have them stop
their int:r!errmcc it, the organization
Of the party for the coming camr"lgn.
The Gnbrrnatnrial nominating t"n,cn'
tion will BE- held in Philadelphia next
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AcouIrTAL OF Leo sLAToas The

ACQUIrTAL OF LEO SLATnRs -lhe
trial uf R,clnrd-on and Gray, members
Of the Legislature, Oath ncgrors) Tor
the murder Of Dallas Smith, in tUlunf-
bia, has been concluded, and their
prompt acpuittal bya jury of twelve
negroes been declared. The facts OF
this murder has hrcn sif,cd nn twoecra
sions, the first IF which at last rcrnr of
c"url proving mistrial. The Phoenix
remarks:
Whether Richardson was guilty or
not, we hold that the negro jury who
decided the issue was utterly and thor.
uughly unfit to pronounce in judge
mcnt. We d. lot touch the conduct
Of the case. the management of the at.
torncys or the charge of The Judge; we
simply assert and maintain thar IN such
IL crave and solemn issue, involving ia.
tricarc details of law aud cvhlcrc'', cali
inr furrh the must dcl,ratc exercise of
nice and accurate jud.nn at. with the
sign posts Of the Previous trial b"f"re
them, that the provision Of ncsr" jury
to retry this case pointed cleallyto the
nature Of the verdict. In any event,
the empancllinS of such jury was dis.
astrous tn the cause Of justice and the
truthful investigation ofa great crime.
The appointment Of this jury might
have been legal, might have hrcn
in accordance with some surpassed iaw
rrcrn,ly enacted by some supposed au-
thnrily in S"uth Carolina. But law
that leads to such. results is simply II
monstrosty.
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In Actmprorih ./r The Enumeration
nfMc Inhabitants NJ the State. =.

Section 8. That it snail be the duty
Of each and every p rson appointed to
take the census by virtue Of this Act to
call personally on she heador some men,
brr Of each family in the County, or
portion If 'ounty. for which he or they
shall have bccn appointed. and obtain
from such head of family or member
thereof. us sfnrcsaid. the number OF per-
sons contained in such lami y, and such
other information us may be required
and directed by The Commissioner OF
the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics.
SIC. I. That each h"ud or member
ofa family shall, when summoned there
to by the persons appointed under tE'S
Act 10 take the census at his, her or
their residence or place of business
make oath or affirmation, CORRECT re-
turn of all persons of whom his or her
family is composed; and also report such
n,Lcr info, mi,iuD to said census takers
rs may be required by law; and the per-
sons so appointed to take the census
urc hereby authorized to administer
such oaths; and upon the failure Of any
pcrscn to make such returns or reports
when rcquir, d. he or she shall be sub-
iect 10 a penalty of twenty-five dollars,
to be recovered in any Court Of compe-
tent jurisdiction. u
Juue "a. - = -----. 3t
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GENERAL GRANT Not FLuENT OF
SPEEclI.-The Bson correspondent "f
the New York Trib"nr thus raIa'eS all
incident Of General Grants visit, which
occurred nn Wednesday,:
AT last Tic President came. escort
cd by m"rc ignirarirs, and i"trmluc' d
by The Hon. A. II Rice. What the
Guvrrn"r said, the telegraph has tod
,uu. but not how Grant linked as hc
sad it. You could !avc knrkrd him
down with feather. Every word was
spok"n as tn 'n=h, like swollen cork.
it had been drawn with great d ffirul'y;
aud the sp cch wa< d"livrrrd j" s" low
v"icc a> t. be- umint, lligillr except
to the illmnlinatcI. Finally, the Pres
idrnt fallcrr,l aud 'rk! 1t was II"
use lie could not MAKE sprreh.'
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Very respectful ~,
TIE XIX CENTURY PUB. co.

\ RENARKAB EPIScoP TE-AS
is generally kn"wn, the bishops Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in this
country are not di"rrsnns, hut exercise
II joint and general an'h"r''y over the
church. One of them, Bishop Kings
ley. is ab"ut TO s'art on course ui
EPISCOPAL vsitatons which affords a
striking illustr. tinn OF the hrradih OF
the field over which "nr American
Mcthndi>ts have extended their mis-.
si"nary operations. lie goes first {"
Colorado. where he will "r.a. izc an an
nual conference; thence To Oregon t"
snprrnlend the me, ting "l conference
there; then back to the Calif"rnia COLI
ference. and Ihcn 10 Shanghai in China,
aud from there TO the cnnirrcnre in
Northern India. After this he is to visit
the work in Germany, Denmark, Swc.
den and other European c"nn'rirs.-
Thi- visitation round the world is To end
in France next summer, and the BISh-
op rxprcts to reach his home again, it
life is spared, in September Of next
year. In the programme Of this t"nr.
the days of the n"nlh are specified ~,
which each meeting is to be he'd, N d
such is the completeness of m"l"rn ar
rangcmcnts frr travel that very little ap'
prchcnsion IL entertained If u failure in
the appointmcnts.-Bnh. SIM.
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The Wcs.crn lands. it is stated, arc
rapidly becoming exhausted from the
production oil one class Of crops and
from The neglect t." apply proper MA
nmrcs. The Journals Of hat region as,
scrl that the .rain-grnwing districts OF
Illinois, Iowa, Missouri aud Minnesota,
are yielding smaller crnps t" the acre
every year, and the same facts have
been observed in the wheat districts "f
California. The West, as we'll as tic
South. must adopt the plan Of rotation
of crops.
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Corr, sp"nGcrcr rf the Camden Journal.
TIE XIX CENTURY.
CHARLESTON, June IL. 1856

lirxsrs. EtlimS:-Thr xix Ccmtu-
ry publicnion Company take this "r-
ca>iom to express their thanks t" the
public Of this city and State, and to the
Southern pc"plc generally, for the very
handsome support which they hive
bestowed upon our new Southern Illus
tratcd Monthly Magazine.
In eleven days VIC have exhausted an
edition of several thousand copies aud
arc rcscrving only $50 c"pirs for the
purpose of supplying those individual
subscribers who may hereafter desire the
first number. The type having been
distributed, we are thus compelled
tt rough your columns to ap"los'ze for
our inability to fill present orders
Our next rumlLe. will bc issued on
the first day of July next, and will cx.
cecd in interest even that which II -
called forth SO many kinl cnc"mlnms
from the people and our brethren Of The
Press.
For mutual convenience and Salts
faction, we beg that those who desire
the July number will send their orders
at an early day.
Returning our thanks TO til" editors
throughout the country for their se"cr-
ons corporation in our enterprise, aud
r, qucsting that they will make the IL
buvc announcement to their readers,
most of whom have read The XIX (c"-
,nry. We subsrribr ourselves,
Vrry respectfully,
u,r11, WV rCNJIIDV DIP f'n
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\ negro Senator III Louisiana ap
prnarhrd Gov, nor Yarmouth with Il
l.us p,'itIun for the removal of obn"x
h,u. white "thcia's; but they happened
To he WarmnuIh's friends, AMI h. check.
mated he lark senator by >tcrnly liz
rni, ing whether the prlili"" had been
re rrlrd IN the nftirc ul' Ihr Recorder I"
Murtsa.rs "Well. G"v'n"r | dom
In,w 'zacfly" Wis the reply "Thcr
| c,nro' ca sih r it, responded War
mouth.
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Posi- OFrlcEs.-A namber OF new
Post Offices have recently been estab
lishcd in this State. Among them are
the following:
White I'nins. Chesterfield District,
jesse Huut,r pos. master.
Brultord SIP ing<, Sumter District
Daniel Reynolds. pot master.
Sheitnp, Fairfield District, Thomas
NJ. IIagood, post master.
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I'rnfe-sinrr> exercise great influence
on l"n."ity. In one thousand lnd'
,ltluaI< VIII" arrive ut the agc "f >cvcni.!
i"rry TWO arc pri"s's, "rnIris or Puh!''
>p.a|rr,; fn,y are a"ricutnralI>is
thm.y thre G nre w"rkmrn, thirty TIVE
are >"lllirls "r mi irary employers. twcr'
Iy. ne are advucrIcS or rn"inrcrS. f"rt.'
seven p,nfrs.nrs aud twrn'y-four doc
turs. Those who devote their lives tn
the rruluugaliou Of others die the SOON
tSt
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The Sugar crop Of he world is re-
ported To amount to ,, 800 900 tons per
annum. or this anrilnt the United
STATES cunsnmrs $4,000 tons, and
Great Britain 68G.0O0. The CO. sump.
tinn If SUGAR in this country is increas-
ng amur,aIlv. having been rhisrd to I'll"
extent If 81 900 in 1868 over 1867
Or rhc t"tal rr"lurtion Cuba hrs here
,ofhr yield d "n" third. and the South.
"rn States prod iced 100000 tons iii
1868
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p% tol. .AmcS' New Orleans Circus
aud Mrhpecric will be in Town IN next
Saturday. Those who ca" will certain.
ly avail themselves OF the opportunity
of seeing this great biz show"
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MIR. SLwARp's Inst l'RopnEcY =
Bef"rY starti,,y On his present tour he
stated very explicitly that within wear
there w"nll he break up of President
Grants Administration, which lie pro.
nuunccd the weakest Administration
the country has ever had and he as
si.ncd as one reason for going away
that he wished to he as far off as posi-
hn when the break up takes plarc.-
Mr. Mk SIM.
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BISHOP DAyIs.-Thc Sumter News

BISHOP DAvIs.-Thc Sumter News
Of Thursday says:
The Rev. Bishop Davis preached to
Il large congregation on sunday last, ut
tic Church of til Holy Comforter. aud
administered the rite If c"niirratl"n 10
lady present. Itwas Il treat t." Listen
to the cluqucncc. OF this popular ana
highly csrccmrd divine, and when We
consider that the light of nature lsshnt
out from his view, while that of true re-
hsiun beams bri yhtcr than ever IN his
mind, VIC must bow in submission to
tic will Of that Power who deprived l'''h
Of physical sight and bestowed a do",
bic gilt OF religious light. Long may
he live to inculcatc the doctrines Ut his
Church.
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A DeUBrER.-rhere was a man who
lived in Cass county, Ga, many years
ago. who hal once been in the State
Legislature, aud never neglected an OPP
p"rtunity IT, emphas;ze the fact lie was
il perfect infdel as to new discoveries
aud new sriencrs. being well satisfied
rhat.if thc workl should turn over al
the water would spill out Of his well,
aud only giving in to steam cars by slow.
degrees. But all tile viaIs Of his con-
tempt were poured out npon the idea Of
Il Telegraph. and he was won't to say that
nnbndy need try to,cume "the green"
over him that way. COR he bad been to
the Legislature. Finally, the State road
~;i;> hullr, and one day workmen began
o. put up telegraph posts right in front
of his house and ro,s,retcl, the wire =
| isexulant nci yhh.r> thought they bad
hlm IN that occasini, asked" We'll old
fell 'w, what d. y"u think Of telegraphs
nnw lie was c"rncred, but died
game. Drawing himself up on inch
taller, he sail .Gcntlc:ncn, when was'
in he Legislature | gave this subject
my very attcnrivc considcraiieo, and {
SAL ihcn, ii, | sly NV 'hlt il may do
for letters n,fslmlt bundles, but il will
never take cotton bale, never r 500
The first d,v ii lfftlp' Boy went 10
seho"l, the tcaclrr aSkr'l him If he could
sp,l2 Yes sir" "Wcll, how dn you
.p.lI boy ?""Oh. just asothrr folks do"
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L,BoR.-Nnne so little eujoy life,
aud are such burdens to themselves, as
thuse who have nnthingto do The ac-
tive only have the true, relish Of life.-r
He who knows not what it is-to labor,
knnws not what it is to enjoy. Recreac
ton is only valuable as il unbcnds US !;
the idle know nothing ofiit.i III is cx-
crri"n that renders rest delightful, md
sleep Sw"cr and nndisturbed. That the
''npp Ness Of life depends On the .cgular
persecution NJ soma laudable purpose,
nr l,wlul calling, which engages. helps,
and cnIvens al our powers, let those
bear witness who, after spending years
in active usrrulness, retire to enjoy
themselves they 6pd leisure burden
rather than a pleasure.
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WA>InNGTON's DEAru.-It is u
fact NOT generally kr"wr, perhaps. that
Washington drew his last breath in the
h,a hour Of The last day of 'hc Inst week
i" the last mouth of the year. and in
III" Inst year of The century lie died
" Satnrda, night, twelve O'Clock, De-
ccmbcr 3lst, 100.
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EXECUTION OF 4 NEGRO MgHDER
AT Dnlin.t"n :. e., "n Friday
last, t,ru> CmrhnIan, r~"'o, convict
cd Of iIlr murder "I Il merchant. R"bi
p Susgs near Florrn"e. on the 10th OF
Feb,unr, LIS. This criminal confidently
anticipated that he would he rescued hy
his brethren Of th" Union Lea.u", say
ing. early in the morning. Il d. II II
think I'll he h. ng. aS | belong to a
lcup,r. he mGmh r. nf which arr sworn 10
prn'rct each "ilrt ard 'lo n"l bel C t.
The, will let me hr hu - Tier" vas
a urcat excitement aliunII" the n"gr'r>
of the .ri gl borlm"d AID fears w"'r"n'
trrlaiurl that IN ,fint W NIL hr luadr
10y them I" RESCUE the Ir',"n'r. bu' u"
i,trrfrrrucr Wiz arf' mpr''l The Shcr
IN and mu,>i f The uifirinI> wlu AT, an
rhr uccasiun were nc"rprs The ciinIi
nal WIS attended TO the gnIldwS bv Il
guard "f seventy mrn, all armed with
yuns and pistols. ihiry Of whom were
ne!rms. In hi Inst i ecrh tie crimi
nal d. icl committing the murder aud
expressed lr"pcS of II tc''rr w"rld.
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\ Washington d sratch T. the NJ "
York Times says: New York f"t'
pr",rict..r- nn.l rnilr,n.l me" and "rirorz
IN this ciry remark that the travel from
the South rn the Nnrrh ha> been FIR thc
Ia-r few wc' k la'gc' than nj amy s"'son
,ilce ,hc clr,>r of tic rrlri ion. Manly
all these pc plrarr "frhr tourist. 'r"ltl'
and pleasure seeking class, and Wash
inginn is merely Il resting place on The
md to varinu< points of interest in The
North. This travel brtw' en- the tw"
sections j. l""kcd upon as an evidence
that the Snnth has, IN snu measure,
rrcuprratcl from fh. effects "f the war
and that prosperity is again returning
tn her. The nunb"r of huSi IS rr"
rl' aud land >p rn'at"rS going South l.
also on tlr inc, caSr, and several r'aI
rsr,t agrnci's here ar" d"In. pr"ftr
abb. bll>in' SIS in The sale and cxchang'
"t S"utkcrn property.
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Hun. Alexander II. Stephens. Of Gcor,
gin, has published n letter III reply TO
Some criticisms on his History of The
Rebellion" He takes very gloomy
view of the situation, and argues that
We are drifting into consolidation end
empire.
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ExTn,oup1xARY influx OF 1MMI

EyTRAnnDINARY INFLUX OF lMMI
GR,NTS.-cince nur last The steamer
Minnesota has arrived at this port from
Livcr,nol with 1928 passengers: the
Civ of London. crrnn'l.- l.lSl and
the Called lila. from Gla>g"w, with 596
-unkin. total Of three th"u<ana and
urwarls in the three vessels We learn
that large proportion of the recent ar
rivals here is on western account. Tho
destination of many others. is Virginia
and the Carolinas, where lands are cheap
and employment abundant:
NJ Y Herald.
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Abnui The n",I s:I,rnc "xhlbItl"'
to bc seen in B,'>ton ut the present lim'
is the baby show. It is c"mp">ed I"
$40 c"oing. dimplc-chc"krd, dro'l'n!
tist-"nrwirlg infants, in the various sta
wps nj lncrc:,l culture aud ctfluvia n
duub' their nm ted SOU lis are nearly a.
Musical as the yells Of Gilmore $ MONSTER
chorus.
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braham Slater, Wl:u lives near FnS.
rnra, Seneca county. H.. il me hu,
drd and six Years did. lie is n"w liv
ing with his second wifi, to whom be-
has hecn MARRIED ab ut nine years, His
,nuruc.t child is six months and his
rIdc>t eighty.
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TAXES.

1t will be seen by his card that the
County Treasurer will open his office
for the collection of taxes on Thursday
next
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THE XIX CENfuRY.-Ihc fr-t mum
Der If this Charleston Magazine IS ric'
nad-raey. The illustrations arc worth
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mum Send your names to Charleston.
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THE KIxGsTREE SrAR.-Thc publ
cation of this excellent paper has been
resumed. Itappears in new dress, and
makes beautiful appearance LIS able
and accomplished editor is no friend to
Radirali>m in any ofi's forms. aud the
carpet baggcrs and scallawags will have
govG reason 10 regret its renewal
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A>~&s =. - S>M
There is man living in Northamp-

There is o man living in Northamp-
ton Mass, within three miles of the
'raIl road, thrrty-cight years of age. who
has hccn in but four different towns in
his life, has never been inside of rail
road car, und has never slept in any
house except the ono in which he was
born, has never been courting and nev-
or kissed girl.
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THE JOURNAL.
Camden, June "a, 1859
LITERARY.

Dr.. BoYKIN will address the De-
Kalb Literary Society in the Town
Hall, on Thursday evening next. The
public are respectfully invited to at
tend.
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OUR POST OFFICE.

Binder instructions received IN Sat.
urday from the Department, MIR. GAYLE
turned over the Post Office tc Mr.. Bos.
WELL on Monday last.
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DEATH A Cnuncu.-Thc Daring
ton IS. E) D,mm,mt, of the lGrlrIn-
slant, rcl,lrs the following Case Of sud
den death in church ut TimnonsvlIle
on tho previous Sunday: