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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27
Head Quarters, ). {. Militia,

ADJ. AND INSPECTOR GEMS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, S. c., May s, 1863.
CIRCULAR.
NNJ HEREAS several communications have
w been received al these headquarters.
calling attention 10 the irregular formation oi
military companies in various sections OF the
State: aud, whereas, no orders have yei been
issued looking 10 the organization OF the State
Militia, or the arming and drilling ot the same,
therefore the following Sec'inn OF the Act
10 organize and govern the Militia OF the State
of South Carolina" approved March 10, 1869,
;isNherewith published Tor the information OF
=all concerned:
SEC. a. That the organized militia Of this
Stale shall be known as The National Guard
,of the State of South Carolina, and shall con-
sist OF such divisions, brigudes, regiments and
.bn,talions. and in addition thereto, such bat
ueries flight artillery, and troops and squad.
IRONS of cavalry. as the Commander in Chiet
NAV deem expedient: and nothing herein
scontained shuil. be construed TO interfere
with The power Of the COMMANDMENT Chief
,in case OF war or insurrectIon, or OF imminent
danger thereof, 10 order drafts OF the militia'
and 10 form new regiments. eat'ahohs' orle
ades or divisions, as he may deem proper :
Provided, That there, shall be no military or,
panizations, or formations for the purpose. oil
arm.ng.. drilling, exercising the manual o.
arm or military manoeuvres, not authorized
under thus Act, and by the Commander IN
Chief, and any neglect or violations oil the
provisions Of this Section shall, upon conVic,
lion, be punished with Imprisonment ut hard
labor in ths State Penitentary for term not
less than one year, nor more than three years
at The discretion of a competent Court.
By order Of His Exeellency the Commander
in n:Chicf. r; ). MUSES., !h:,,
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Advantages of the Piedmont.

II is confined 10 Life Insurance only, and
oes not mix with the uncertainty OF other
ilslness.
The rights of policy holders ore clearly de;
fined on its policies as PART OE HE
CONTRACT, and not left 10 OUTSIDE
PROMISES of Agents.
Ii has no useless restrictions on residence
or travel: fully provides for the non'forteiture
of lis policies and places all on fair equality
as TO occupation.
II has declared dividend toits policy hold
ers the first Eighteen months Of 40p cent.
The late war taught many the heavy pen.
ally oil beirg separated from;rhe Home Qfhce
by The Companies forfeiting what had been
paid and and refusing TO reinstate the policies
1.-THE PIEDMONT provides against this
IN HER POLICIES, and all who may by
any mishap or revolution. be separated from
the Office, the right 10 rcinsate policies
within one year niier intervening cause isre,
RIGHTS AS I'd NON.FORFElTURE,
AS THOUGH THE HINDERING CAUSE
had never existed, Mt the option oi the In
sured, so that no contingency can take from
her POLICY HOLDERS their just rights.
THIS Is DONE BY,NO OTHER COM.
PANY. - - -
1t has paid all its losses promptly, without
waiting ior the NINETY days grace and
has never contested a claim. .&I.iss -
Parties contemplating insuring, are request.
cd 10 examine our policies and compare them
with o,her companies before insuring.ii, !g
The COMPANY has determined 10 estab'
lsh BRANCH OFFICE in SOUTH CAR
OLlNA with President and Directors select
ed from Policy Holders of this State, which
will give you all the advantugesoi a HOME
INSTITUTION as all the Premiums re.
ceived, will be left here and invested in'your
own State. rr, 'sg.t-... o.,
The PIEDMONT issues Policies en. the
Ordinary Life, Ten Annual Payment, Five
Annual Payment. Single Payment; EndoY-
mcnt, Joint Life. Chi!dren's! Endowment.
Return Premium, or any Table used by other
w. CLYbURN, Agent,
I ~ ..s.,... Camden, s. G.,
R. sTEGER, Gen'l Carvassing Agent.
May lS. ''''' |~N SIN
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27
Agricui tlral Meeting.

THE citizens OF Kcr>haw County vii
assemble in The Court House in Cam
den on MonGay, 7,h of June, prox. tc
receive the report Of the delegates, ap
pointed at a former meeting, to The re
cent Convention in Columbia, and 't
form AN Agricultural, horticultural anc
Mechanical r'nunty S"cirty.
WM. NJ. SHANNON,
May 6. Chairman.
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:SUnRiTTS SALES.
SuERlFF'S OFFICE,

CAMDEN, S. g., May IL, 1860.
DY virtue of Sundry Wrts of #. m.
ID to me directed and dyed, l will
proceed to sell on the first Monday, it
being the seventh day of June next, in
frcr.t of the Court House in Camden,
within the legal hours Of sale, the iol.
Living mentioned and describe d prop.
lcr;y, to.wit: - >-., -....
Defendants interest in One House
and Lot and House Furniture, in Kirk
wood, bnundcd north by Sutherland,
east BY Morris Mycr, south b, Public
Grounds, west by Est. B. Perkins -
An Office on Broad Street, No. lG4,
Two Gray Horses, Que Carriage, One
Buggy aid Harness, One Wagon, a:d
par,s Of Harness, One Cow and Calf -
Levied upon as the property of DR.. T.
W. SalnVnd, at the suit Of Rcbt. NJ.
Lewis. 10 ..: ..,.a-
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One Twenty Barrel, Turpcn,ine
Still and Fixtures. Levied upon lis
the property Of d. D. Hucott, at the
,su,r OF Il, l}nuln ct. al. ~.---.-.
Terms Cash, purchasers paying for
Stamps and Pap,rs:
J. P. BOSWELL, S. X G.
May 20, 2t
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LIFE INSURANCE,
A CARD.

At the request of GcncralJ. B: Cor,
don, President of the Atlanta Depart
ment, Southern Life Insurance C"npa-
ny, have come to represent the pcc''.
liar claims of this G'rat Organization
and solicit the support apd parn"nagc
OF the citizens IF Camden ant! kcr>haw
District. | do not come to make war
upon apy other Company, .bui merely to
exhibit the special advantages offered
by this purely Southern corporation
founded on solid wealth.
Mr.. Myers, of Barnwell, Special
Agent, has ably complied and publish
cd iuan extra Of the "Camden Jour
nal, numerous testimonials as to the
entire reliability of tGis Ins'i;ati on.
among them the strong Recommendation
(undrr his own signrture) Of that @al-
lant chicftain and pare gentleman, Gen.
Wade Hampton-wcll known to the
people of the country, and South Caro-
lima especially. ,. .'.'..
In ratiO or assets 10 liaDllltlcS-tHc
true test of a company's strength, the
"Southcrn Life Insurance Company" is
sccoad to none on this continent, aud
all its accumulatinns arc left at home 10
aid our impoverished section.
" herever have introduced th"
claims ofthis Company, | have met with
the most overwhelming success, and 4
intend that all the ciiizc IS of this Town
and County shall have an opportunity
of insuring in this deserve'ily popular
Company. [ Shall make personal ap-
pcals.
ran be found for the present at the
"DcKalb House" -..... ---.
. j. Ii. MILLER, General Agent.
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Assignee's Sale

IN Tuesday the first day of juno,
" prox., will sell the following pro-
pcrty, subject to confession Of judg-
ment to G. G. Halle, to-wit:
One Tract of Land, with Dwelling
House, containing Eighteen Acres,
more or less, adjoining Lands Of G: G.
Halle and George Whitley.
Also, Choses in Action belonging to
G. G. Halle, Bankrupt.
The Sale will take place at the resi-
dencc of Mrs. Laura A. Williams, 81
miles North Camden.
Terms made known on day of sale.
L. 3. STEPHENSON,
May l3-3t. Assignee.
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NOTICE.
Malicious Mischief.

a liberal REWARD will be- paid
for proof to conviction Of the miscrcant
who slr t light red milch COW yeslcr-
Jay, with miAcd shot. Apply at this
Ctlicc. . .........
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Died, near Enterprise, Mississippi,
o D the 18th of April, 1869, Mrs. LAU-
RAL., conscrt of Colonel William A.
Ward, formc,y of Columbia, S. c.,
daughter Of the late p. J Lucius, Of
.Kcrshaw District, S. G. ....,
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LSO-

One large Bay Horc, One Buggy
and Harness. Levied upon as The
property Of James Cliburn. ut the suits
of John H---ro rown- aud Louisa Nc.
Nau5htop. ~ . r-..
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Corn and Bacon!

WE arc still receiving supplies of Corn
and Bacon Which We will sell ut Charles.
ton prices with ACTUAL expenses added.
HODGSON Il DUNLAP.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27

Wanted, "a strong adhesive plaster, to
make busybodics stick to their own
business .~'t...,. ....
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NOTICE.

thereby forewarn all persons not to
let any person, (no matter who,) have
anything on my own account, as will
not pay any debts except coptracted by
myself. D. Z klkhLEY.
may 81 If.
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Ia the District Court Of the o. s.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice
of his appointment as Assignee of JAS.
l.. MeDowall in the County of Kershaw,
and State of South Carolina, within the
said District, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court of the said District.
L. 3 STEPHENSON,
Asst gnee.
Charleston Courier will copy 3 times
weekly, and send bill to Assignee.
May l3. 3t
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- In Store and Arriving,
EXTRA CHOICE FLOIR sc.
80 Barrels, Snow Ball.
yl5 do Reindeer. ... ~.
10 do St. Louis. ..--' -:
10 do Ducommon.
80 Sacks Silver Lake. r..tt..
20 do Camp>cn ). . ;
5000 lbs. Chcice Sid" Bacon. III. -,
sou do Davis Hams.
500 do Country do.
500 do Prime Leaf Lard.
500 Bushels White Corn
At Inc figures for CASH.
W. C. GERALD & CO.
May 20. d.
, 1869-01-10
FEMALE SUFFRAGE,
Meeting OF Ladies' Interested In
1he Cau4e,

An informal meeting OF ladIcs and gentlemen
interested In the1 eauso of wom.n's .ndDnr,v.
held At the of1rc Of ~ Soro.t, No M R..so,nh
,.s - -. w. o''s. - ~ ~ .A-~oo'pa
kt9ee'' 5es'esoa! Atefnoon, iof Ice purpose ot
making Inc nrcllmlnAfT hEran2rments for AaAto
~enaAn's AndFnEo convcnt3on, to BE- held IN CHI
ckgo At sone luluse day. rot ret dcnnitely dee,d~
ed urun,
Al nrrantx..,nn ~. r4r.r,.d Nv ~. .,.,.,. ~
1Hs@ H4A~Ua ~ ~ ehee1ea y Ioe eIee'ou of
arIefsl Gil sect, cha'rman,- and frs. judge Brad-
WI, ihoIs 6ec.ns1: Ist1:1 1.,s,
snA&e ALE t1ouRat the t1md Dad conc when
Wetnen should elaiE. tho night Of suffrage, In
o1oG - u5se N e4psces1on ox views upon the
sno}ees. nnTeGtlon va hcee.sNY. ae bad
ofAteo gu ana 1eaited 70 sooEit IT to the
EeSnnH 1ot 1ntH conslae1auen. 1t ~ Il fol.
4arT sn,,. ,.ro..,,. ..
rteh; o sursse 70 ths 70 xoe5 1a ~ ;not. q sae
seQu64.tsu ~ 1aSet a. = On " GAY Of January.
| - E tUs hoG paIPose 81 eonsldet3tG
fuen satuses rs eeet aaapted to the attaln-
NJ ~ ~ t1.,r2m r,9rs' h,,o., .or,...,.
| a;stt Lstmue rtS nopsN soaslAoE Woola oe
ir.t ,hs csii ,rad hn .aentca :, tSa sne me- oTsd
;ssned n -. nuni,r Ths ~ o,tcr 80 ~. @ cs. ~ %
ndrs " WIZ fhonsht .Sa nsr3 ,na1 ek,Geo e 70.
r,deA Ehs the tf,1s ND ni.re ~ ho1d1Hr - ~ " ~ w
, 1869-01-10

Trouble in Princess Anne Ccunty-At-
ssmps%d Election OF NeEross-ThalI
HeAMEAucs-Pot1flc

A4NA0tE ia AfAA%NA@ <A041 A~AAA5 |SAS"
ssmpssd Election OF Neeross-Thair
IkeAlstaues-Pot1ilcHl.
NokroIK. Ian. s<-De'alla OF the negro emeute
near hemP!!iue. in Princess Arnc County, ARE
received. Lteuterans Fa.raSus and :orce, white
n FoEtt to ttf hrn occupied by negro sQuattczs.
who x<ts to DC e1sssed. pa.ae9 n afuea force Of
ton. Upon mining the eqn1tte:s' eua,tsrs 4
fFeth nanhet Eanous1 armed set1eated to
len advanced to the door ard WIS instantly shot,
which 70 irfu,1ated The ttoops ihat they returned
the fre. md rushtrg INTO II: hauat, haIopeted
orc ,,s. q swo ot tee Eecrees: Tn5se wsre killed
ensessss .hs s.rss, 81 NO ., lie rinele.dess. at
| a delegation eE nes1ees then ~alted upon tho
Sssa ,sa 1se fess r. tss @s &
.sls .rs gong. s!s49 - .a,:: man =: soa.a - =
0ea T. e. 4. "a 2osa. q ks sss:
tlled With arEaed negroes This morning they
fld diasppeaset. md, With vlsT u raore
n n. Ga': s 5s6sa = r.
1entxal oa the tsaente, md great excitement
Battery =, Ftth ARTILLERY, arrived 1e-s .hts
evening to reinforce the troops. 4 negro
{Hodgcs}. snyEer 'nenher q The eonrtationr Il
reported 10 have cceasioued' sesiktanes to tho
| c1S1l t1ihorsttet BY aa tntAmmslo3Mspsach, IN
Ma,eea sb e .od t9sI "nold o. to the property
Rc1xoxn, Jan. g,-As III o1set to the opera,
ticns o. tat Virginia Comu.ttiee Ia WashlnE Eton,
ne stste' 9r1nt ND 0olix Afsvcisstou havs
| adopted Z memorial 10 Congress a4ktrK, IN y.ew
q ;he deeeptsta p1acttse1 By -persots @hoas dt.-
! ab'lttea have not beea rsraovet, thti no furthe1
tsepe be takeo In that direction until the xppit,
| eants lave pfosed. II the incoming ELECTION. thai
ney tator .seconsrrc,ion ~ rolling lot 4. 1
ettatotttee Il TO be semitic Warrington to oppose
ter Amnesty 1aoyemeat-
The 1emalns o. Hon. JOHN MINOR Botts s1tvet
thlT evening, and were Lid in state IN the senals
/ Chamber,
, 1869-01-10

thirty mtnutss IN pA+sns I etrsn po,n,. TAs
matnea AID sailors of tho unitsd b&ea1aer pssl.
poc wcte In pxnessslou. Guns xets ursx Il -
t.anrh Bowl Ba,ter5 dining tho tot<no NJ, as4
The Osslnro fred twcntyo o2c Hnns. Business Wsy
8rspcn1td dur.hr the aaY.
Il. Drextt1r s. Go. sud II. l.. 9reen have besa
appointed aft'1neea to c. Il hsc.s, insolvc 1t !;
liabilities. si3j,91
.'7h7 missionary packet Moretne Star arrived
from cruise among The M.e1oues!aa 1+lAnda.
The elaTt trade VA openly carried on between
the .itlspts and the coA.t Of south America
6AK tf0ANo1RCo. Jan. 9.-IAte Attskl Ad$!eeu
stats ttat portion Of the f1rtts5u building o.
thG mouth Of SEcketn Rfr1 ha4 been de4tsYed
by cte.
Cxpnln Kcnhy, Of tha unlrd States Armr,
Comn1tssd suicide II sitk4 bJ shooting sim4sE
through the kea1t.
Ne3I fsom Queen Charlotte says the Goa. n1.e
there u eIcouIagsng.
hltks II nearly depopulated- Some 800 peonle
3c3t for tt. PoicrrbusE IN QehembnF.
hAx FkA2G5aca. JAn- 9.-Jphn Dixon. steertlv
arrived ron Auau1la, formerly cIcrk Of tue
Oticn1A} Bank corporation At Mcihourae, Wa ~
rested to-day for tosrefY. He had m hi persoa
- tho time Of arrest letters OF eIetit snd eiils q
cft1SnFe 4Ho1ntag to orcr S3,o0o, Ill ut4s:ta
On The genuine p4rer Of the U11ent2l Bzue. NIL
nem1e, pnIpor,lne TO b slznoa pJ tho zcsalH
Schooner A. crs4pr xas r1atkrd IL: 1lse.
nearSantA Graz. The cssw, ryc IN uuma6, @eFe
, 1869-01-10

Terr1bfe EasthquaAs Experienced 1t
Co1fna-A General Uph4AyaI ef tbs
Rarih-Htls kevel!td. Trees Uproos-
"a ana Waller Cournes Changed.
eA f4Axc1aco, jan. Q-A letter from Coiino1,
hs1eo. RAve II Aceuunt Of terrible ea-thquake
apCs!eEStd 70 Tint city Or the u1fniuS lf Do
etmoff 70. For eeFeral days prcs7ous the vol-
aao o. Collins, thirty niles from tho city, e1hfb~
tteo eJNpto1t Of internal Com motion. sending
h',a. ,S,1n snosc xne ttean. accompanied By rura-
eaog3 and sha1tnes OF ihe .easth md on tae
no!E1nk sttae 41h ny gentle rocHrE Of the
e.11h. wh!eh Eradua!ly iuereased Ii violence
nnl ut walls ef1ckt d, and everything hte4kablc
n 1o4s4s was dem uel!shed. The vibration was
lsao tne hofthhsst to tho to1thwsst md l11tcd
Ine Cathedral and warehouse. brick buildings.
"eic cracked sfum top to hoisom, The people
| 1.Nsto nom tner tleep, rushed ffahAcafly tor
ut piax3. II y ported that several pef,7ns
Wtfe killed By tho falling Of the SasiGrx Ho.H.
1he shock wss felt Along distance il The tpte
ftos. 6eEe1a! plsces IN the ground opened md
| tires He1t upxootrt. Hills were IcTtllcd. waier
eootscs changed, scd gcnerI nphe1val Of The
| e11th took place.
AT the et,y " NAaxiolllo The Cathedral batld.
| anR. which had stood shocks Of eA1thaQA QAkc4 hud
storms LOT osef = cccturr, WI F.ycp from TOD 10
| poston. krezT tile on the ROOF wss broken, aad
| eoEc clSh1Se1 o. twenty persoEs cfp4htd bY The
| tAntf VILLA: The AtaeI!tAn Aotei Ard et4kf1l
| otnera ~ete buried In tho Fnir4 Of the warehouse
| Of Waterman d Co
, 1869-01-10
EUROPE,
y


Thp Eastern TROUBLES Z.
CONFIRMATION OF TIE AL1Iako suH11asoA "
CkIfK.
Laxpox, 1An.e--
Ady.ees from Candit by msi1 fulf5 conhFm pro-
v1oua reports Of the subn11slon Of the Cretans 10
The Turkish AnthohV.
CoHtrAxxuor1x, Jan. T.
Tho G.eek R1ue Book, eepiea OF which hare
b+cn rccclrcd here, eontatn1 Tho statement the5
General fcnatz. Rns.tAn Ambassador to the SUI
ans Court, Ind sa.nred As. Deleannss, the oreek
Mirsster here. that the Sublime fofse "outo ~.
.11 sciton Of t4reee4 In rcfsfenec 10 Orttes
, 1869-01-10
0es1ea from 1IonoI11o-.v.~

AonoIutu-A Royal Bur-
s1x a1-AaaAa Navs4.
fsua uoroinioa jsr- s.-Tce steamer IAaho,
a..!1ed u.st,|- *ala sdElcea to Deeenbe, q6th,
E&fsraa eo:ters u Hi Royal RIehrnas II
oees1ahss I'D VA fmpeasns. htin,
, 1869-01-10

Sfw osI14ss, Jan. 9,-The funeral Of General
no.Vithstanein9 ia unplea4ant Tsuae': aeFnc Tse
= r!1ets Fefe Conducted i Chnts Chnr b. by The
Bishop of LoataiAtA. Tbs paltheArers wcrc:
| Generals Aaieh, MOVER. Btekxtth, Asacoet
Porter, TornpktuB md Mcclure. Of 1ne Kteuixs
Atmy, and Gepeeal& oteed@4n, HezxQp. Lea. kc-
, 1869-01-10
NeeNt cff Cou:1<rcial Tfnytllfrx,

Heetst csf ro*ns1<Icinl TfAvtller8s
20 e1-S-s.7.@:A t.4rrllers, resident a1t tyxn-
s".-., - !! : Ea7, ,m. aF hundred or raoEs. nat
:ttt s=u .rt r. - Gcnc&ft Hall Of Cf3sby'4
t'E~'-s 4rs". tn he vcIpo4e Of tct2tcc per.
rs1 r: c1-.r .-k:u ftF ths aeneht Of tia pro-
Hg..aS. lrt rt,x.1 I. & seemed 70 b dasffsd
y .'Its Ia. :ftst.AhE mt of zoaae Permanent
= .'atc1.1t:. rre:. It I'll uusts, for ths tarve-
ak:;. " iii Ct E. o-' iii t1vel1er1 whese for
t3::'t n,S -: x 1h :. On tha sborea Of Lake
F'c:s1-s. AT tie ut11lnR Int eFcn1ng agents
7.r-.: .c.:t l::e ::7s 3ftpe pnrc!pai c11its OF
sh1. e..n:iEt:. e2c O. ,eH toE Europa.
NEl.sSry OFT aE1-.t N VII Affected By the
spE sE IH TT ota NO. tt1E r. mo zr1del 70 ine
e1su. Nal,c- ~. Holly cted IL Secretary.
Sc cesIs5l.i<T of i 1ctnatAot aRene y IN tie
city Sss ut.Ei3 ct:In rdtd by ! nnmoer ot
E'I:!e.asn 7r-'ea:- N 3auy waTl great Rood. 1t
So :ssp: ~. ,-ct. :. ...cunpl1eheo through III
Et1~ -s". c.. WOE 4IaEXef1 coming 70 800
r.. Laa :st WI -, pEtn. TO tsck era:latA
t:at-t's MC--G ~. ost tc Axe home 70 Them bat
re nj mbcFs @ou1d. 1hranRh lis mt1Hs. become
ocstfr acquainted, ann frequently be Of salu1ble
tef7'ce 10 each rthtr. 1t II proposed to tur1lsa
!oe toGm Sito mzpt, books Of Srtesense. otreo-
to7ea, and e1tr7 cthrr c.n vcn1snee that eosy 4s-
el3i iLd be Ct ~-Yv1te 10 the commercial uAFailtf.
pertoa1t~ s12aE3zakton being thon3at 1d-
F'eshIe, CONF q 10 DRAFT eonstitqtisu md
n1iaEs ~As spp sated bY tie Chair, to report on
nf1s Iuetday evening. When the commercial ne1
"tH EJECT aEain for TIC t1ansxet1un Of Important
BUELL. 4esf. All tssrtl ite men Ia tho cl!v zse ia.
Fstcd to be rresc1t On this OCCASION. The meet
t1E. urlnss 9th fxlEe Dot1hed In the pspers. Hllt
he held Il tic xal3x pJhct
, 1869-01-10
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10. 1859.


atr,.=. E.t;y ==3 ,auc.eey, fornst1y of
- fs+4n:te- tls,e-. Nlth IN eqd4l lameex
& tAc :-1r'c fit tu1Y.- Ihs fansfk:
razor: zts e. r ,o..t y. the F1fKt trtaatty, b1t-
ar, i: cs,te f::r: I1.:lIery, Company . of The
ai1ts lA~ssr5; I:~ers, ctr odesIs ard :oun-
e., ktst e: y aaa ->9isaturo kod hsfe euu-
eoc-se .tAt.. e !. Lst 4Hd n t4H3a2ea- Rtsp-
la: Irt .-..r!t. AZ 81 5mfathy wero aturted By
II" et.t :a.7.. a.t ..s C4t1 Copre:I. pphl!e
s-e r:.c l. III. III houses alorg the t1te OF
r. .Nf+ ~
, 1869-01-10

With the following powerful md appropriate cast !:
MI. ESrEIsCKST {F1ttr famn<.s>, retired
merchant. AaElctad 70 ootssa sviuE, ktte-
Il, repahue u cooSfss, 1;niesed 9ita =
MR- A1OlFHU3 VA AsAiS1iTnS TEyPEH-
SESI. son ot ~ fAshtr. the foregoing, nd
atttSd t9 h4la.ds. brandy saa Eatey. aud
AR. Alki Fn0rH. 4. b., sadcssd 70 = 70. 70 AAS
nn,.ssaS ms,.sipS; =, y1:3,iy ented slosIas astla-
.Dd paving The most plofIund attea eatsop
10 taote Of other people; eI-pol!IcIkn
s1,Tolplon.tisL e -Ruslcs- aftnt e1Joer:
NIL Stxta1af ntlsI t1ff:i:t GI HRM = x1sKE
Anniversaries, +. " c. Associations, Nsn-
htef!Al Enlona. ana t~u rer cent per
month, With 70 ere o. tho Board of t1sdt,'
9no Lhe othtr On tta -Flsst Bant4t
MR:N1iGAiIS. Etof 1t ths =: :nay s ssaTch.
s: xnc .oa1:sa AZ: y :.yink uO;st;.at taiaEstn
slGs0H FaT kci sEiBbFVixi. + noble a i1HAScs r.
+ ssasa 11eIs, ia .sdese a!1s 81 cs4 q
MRS, TESrkbchNT. addicted % hshlonanla
Aoses5 and four parties week;
MISE. BOSE TESPERcEST, daushst1 og tae S'i1
tortxofnE: = Do ovtr. tast cut from the bush,
- Ara. WlllAtd1 Seminary, addicted 70
eaSbsT;, bHT 'hIss IL .atHnss 6es'e.; 'osstI.
MISS cEHrLlA ExW1F, ron bestop. a.s.s. ILL., .
Halph W.ldo Emerson and rroi. Ax.astx,
a*::onGm1esl oesesvattons4 TnT!G 4e1tioas
JANE, omatic--............Aks.W WENT WORTH
, 1869-01-10

Meteorological record for January eth, 1852.
q reported By J. 9. Leocxnth. Jz-. ophcttn, III
RArdoIph etrtet CORES pondeut 10 tho Bmlth-
tonian l1st1tute. Thn snaII letters are tn. In
1iials for the words veetnc, ""genie. high, y
, 1869-01-10

nrxoxxp 1xsrnhEc1To1 II MILAN
PANS, ltu. g.
A rymcz is ca,rcnt hero that ao Esut1eeaon
hxa hzoksn out tn Min.
, 1869-01-10
GreaE BFltAlns
41G48k
srryryoHs or Tnx sHlF HtbER5iA;

L0AQcA+ 44o- .
A v,tsc1 has arrived here. 1rtpos.inG 1s,nx
pateed 4 riatp pound for Etw Tort win taI1 III
zine ot the missing psa.enRe1s and cse" o. '1s II
ttesr 1hlp Moe1nia. They Would % 1aao@@ -
MaEeux
, 1869-01-10

The steamer Apstraltkltan. t1o1u No" 2osk' ~
yifrd iA1a faQfn1pK.
, 1869-01-10
mAA RED.

LfHA1S7H1AkB!CK-1a \ TIL. city, Jan. 2. ~ tho
Ohio, and Mrs. !. P. Aarblck, Of CIe7sland, Ohio.
, 1869-01-10

SNAS VI INV A0HH0HaA
Rood's A1esum has heen sold hy tolonel Wood
toT. H. Nocd. distant relative. for large FUN.
It IL nnderstood that shts popular pl4ee Of aaase
mcpt Will be continued II taeaut, with 1 EtE
company aud new management
, 1869-01-10

has cot, during TIE winter moths. ann acd any.
1on1ton sre The mpa. used for outdoor veal
he Uo1i;nn II uade Of t,lk On stuh. md 'qailted
IT, ntanord d., Old sllkA can be aJEd and ased 70
iced taTtutaRc IN this ssJie. 6cfKs aad mosseo.
lii s.vkrL pa1row 6punee&. AEo also useo, oot
f.n1es Hho atserd naatsaees prtfsr Whtte ataFea'
, 1869-01-10
| NAP0LE0N'S OLD GUARD,

Ooof1 open st: o'clock.
,Admiaalon. Is ceuts. Reserved 8eats, u. Family
Ctre,e. 70 cents.
boz on&ce open rom r. Ito p. IT, daiy.
Hailuee IN sa.uraaTata1zp.A.-opsa 1t III.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26

TIE UNITED STATES COURT, JANUARY 25-
Hon. GEORGE S, BRYAN. PREs1DNG.-The Court
opened at II O'Clock. The following petitions for
voluntary bankruptcy were read nnd referred:
E1 parte B. Evans Hodge, ". W. Hodge, Lazarus
Bell. McCanle, J. White. Final hearing 25th Zebra
ary, after notice 10 creditors.
TX parte John ]. Iugraham, in re Peter S. Wor-
sham and Thomas ". Briggs. Pet ton Tor injunc-
tion aud relief against assignee. Ordered that in
junction ISSUE and answer t. be made February
9th, 1869.
E1 parte Henry Waterman. in re J. NJ. and B. J..
Muirhead. Petition for payment of money in
hands CT factors. Ordered that assignee show
cause on 9th instant why payment should no. be
made.
Ex parte James N. Caldwell. vs.. D. j. Win. as
agpee. in re T. s. Bo no. Bi for foreclo .uro Of
mortgage. answc f,ed and p,eadings referred TO j.
c. Carpenter, Is O., Registrar.
In re Joseph Purcell, cx plrto ia NJ. Bonneiu
Vs. Joseph Purcell. ct n. Bill in equity in bank
ruptcy. Ordered that J. E Purcal after renun''i ia
sion OF dover . be paid s17o0; also. thar ropery
purchased by Cohen, Hsncael & Co. DO discharged
from liens &c.
Ex parte VIM NJ. Hall. Petition for voluntary
bank up.cy Referred to J. G. Carpent'r Esq. Re-
gist,ar Reported fvorabiy and report confirmed.
In re VIM. Roy. Petition to amend schedule