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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-09

On, How LOVELY MIR. Paul Ger.
ard, brother law of the Minister of
Portugal to this country, will be mar
ried to-day, in Washington, to a mulat-
ress, the daughter Of rich Washington
negro, who, for years, has kept sort of
low Congressional eating house. FASH
ionahlc society in the capital is much
exercised about the affair, but the rad
icals look upon the match as but anoth-
cr indication Of the "march of events"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-09

,hcuped his malrd'ctions on the rebels Of
the dis, let, who, he said, "he was rca'
idy to kill at IL moments notice." as he
awus accustomed to kill Southern :
tels 10 This IS another model lcgisla.
tor.
y Fout citizens Of Abbcvillc arc pur-
sued by an excited crowd Of negroes and
irrested without warrant or prcIcxt,
i.lthcr than the statement that one of
their number had s"Puken oft culorrd
people, before Congressman llosc, as
...uigg rs" Their oilcrce hath this cx'
tent; but they arc hauled of to Jail,
while the Radical orator, as usual ST. Ks
safety in flight, This is the wny in
which respectable r. men are treated ;
while Congressman Ilnge and White
more excite II riot, Representative Jones
threatens to hill the rebels, und REPRE-.
Sentative Gntfin threatens to kill Demo
crars and burn tl.cir hou.es. No arrest
Of these men is made, nor is it even
irint,d tl.t what they do is II gricvous
burning wrong.
. Nor du these rioters 90 too far. THY
know that 50 lung us their Radicnll>in
is >uund they ,un no risk, whatever they
mnys y or do. They show ,heil appre'
ciarion of the horrible fact, THAT III Suuih
Car,lina every l'w, every officer and
every Irocau.ation, islntendcd to shield
the RaLical and strip III" opponents Of
RalraIism Of all >l,ad'w uf protection.
They know what their power is, aud it
will moi be their fault if The the culorcd
pcoplc do not take Il C hints which they
throw out, and a,temIt TO win 10y f"rcc
the lands and homes which the Radicals
failed to give tlmm. These Radicals
pray fur negro rising; they will be dis
arpuintcd. and their Oh Master viii
f,irsakc them when co,ics the tug TT
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-09

GENERAL LIE On TIE DEATH OF
GrpnGE PEABODY The following ia
nollc tribute 10 George L abudy; whirh
General ice; on hearing "f his death,
wrote to Mr.. 1'cab"dy Russell, the
nearest living relative Of the deceased ::
LExlxuroy, Va, Nov. 10, 1863.
Mn Drur Mr.. RusarIl-Thc onrounc'
mcut of the d nth OF your uncle, Mr..
George Peabody, has b en- received with
tn. deepest regret whcrcv,r his naa c
and bcurvulcncc are known; and mo-
where have his generous deeds-rc'
strictcd to nn county, s"cti"n "r sect
elicit, Il more heartfelt admiration thnn
at the South. lie stands ulunc ia his
tory for The benevolent and julicions
distribution of his great wrallt, and
h mcmdty has brc"mc cnt"i"ed in The
aff, crions of miilinns Ui his fellow ci'i-
zrn> in both hc'nisphcrcs.
1 bcs, in M own b half and in be.
half of the Trustees and Faculty Of
Washington C.lIege, Virginia, which
WIS not forgotten by him III his "ct' Of
gen. ,osiry, To tender the tribute Of our
unIc rncd surr,w at his death.
With g',at respect, your obedlcnt ser
want. r. +. LEE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-09
BE assured that when

Sta'esmen forget the King of Kings,
And trust in whaI themselves devise.
When corruption spreads her sable wings,
AMI vcnal presses team with lies.
Water rcldens tie rose, whiskcy the
Ii osc, and Jack Frost tho toes.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-09

One year more of working and wait
inv, aud these tl,icring Cossacks slOl'
be sent elhtefiup back TO the llales Of
sliamc and disgrace. Then uHy whites
and blacks live at list il prosperity aud
urace. Chur!rmhn N'ps.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-09

G. E. Elford, Esq, proposes to re-
vivo the Greenville Wountaiaeer, in
January next.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-09

nv rrand>irc d el. in the un'cnrntc'!!
wing of the house. II you darc.it With
It there, all uiyh,, ami let u"t!ii q drive
y"u 'rum your post. y"ull u", ask me
td mnrry you III win
.You give nir a ! ght, nn,l bottle ot
wine, and buok to rcadT
.Nmhiu".'
.Ar". rlu s.. all the conditions y"n can
nfIrr me, BAR ARA
AL AnI iI'y"u get FRIGHTENED
y,u need never h,VI uu in tn" face Il
gain.
III take thrih, then
S" Ba,n", was c"nduc'cd t" his post
hy the lad, WIN hal been ins ruccd III
secret, and &hv>r v"lintary stare ~
E.'ncst's placid face as it lay in the CIT
liz. vas interpreted hy Bar""y t. be
natural awe of corpse He took his
seat. and. aud the buy lcfl hrm alone
with tho d.rkness and thr fals aud the
fin:
S"on aficr. you"S Fritz the tanner,
arrived, filtered an hopeful !r'm the
fact that Ba,l,ara had sent '"r him.
'Have y"u changed your mind, Bar.
b,ra?' he asked.
.Nn; and shall not until l know that
you can d, a really brave 'hins.'
What shall it be? swear TO salts
ty you Barbara
Il have proposal to make to y"u.-
My Plan requires skill us we'll as couf
a!c.
TIL me-
We'll, in this hn,!>c Is Il man watrl-
iny corpse. lie has sworn hbt t. leave
his p ,St ill III nrniuy. ven ran make
hun d, it [ shall b. sa'i.fi,d ti,at You
are rs smart aud as brave s require 4
hu bud 20 he
'Why nottiur is $" ca'y! exclaimed
Fritz. i can scare him away. Furnish
me with Il sheet. >how me- tie room aud
gn to Your rest, Barba,a: YOU vii! fnt
me at the posi- in The morning
BlrU,ra did us he repaired, and saw
tile ,au"cr step bl thr'y away t" his
task. /, WIS then nearl y twelve . cl ck
and she s,usht her own clrambcr. Bar
ney was si,tirsat his vigil.
The fac. il the coffin cleaned whittier
in the d,rkn IS. The ra:s squc 'kcl rs
if famine W. re upon them, and lh' y
smclicd Ac>h. The thought made him
sluI1er. lie st up anil walked. lru'
suliirt!ing made ~ isc. as if S"m,b b dl
wa> behind him, and he pu' his chair
with the back against the wall and sat
duwu again. H. had been hard at work
all day, aud, at last, in ,pit" "l every.
thing, he grew sleepy. Final ). he ""l.
cd and snorcd.
suddenly it seemed us il s"n cb"dy
had touched hilr lie aw"kc with Il
sta,, and saw n"b"ly near. tl"u=lI IN
,hc rrnttc df the ro I'm s,uo white
figure.
Curs" y.u get "u, .oi Til he '$
claim. d, ia f.i-l,;. using the very fir-t
word, Tia: came - lis t"n@u'.
II l. figure hrl up ill., righi h ''I aud
sl"w'y approached Linn II" started ''
hi, ;cct. Tha spectre cttnr nearer,
pressing hi.m in tie "u''rt.
Tie IL take ."u. crieI Barney,
in his extremity.
lnvulu:,a,iy h" >tcTrd Lack, It'll
thu figure advanced cu"in@ t'"ar'r and
extendin. both aimS, as II I" take him
in g!o<tl cnhracc. The hair started
upon Barnry's head; le grew dcsprr te
"A
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

Is closed by IN iron door, and fastened with u
lock which ls scaled, 80 THAT the door cannot bc
tampored with without breaking the seal
The New York Republic remarks, In connec.
ti0n With the Richardson. mcfarland shooting ur-
fair; at Is interesting to recall that Dan Sickcs
George w. Cole AMI several other men have
been acquitted of murder under such clrcu,n-
stances as comprised Tie mc,dln! Oi Othcr men
with their wifcs. wo do not approve OF such
acquittuls. We cannUt deny, however, that jurors
OF the period make them. Nur can the other
fact be obscurct, that The divorce which Mrs.
Mcfarland Is reported 10 have obtained In lndi-
ana from her husband Will 20 for much here
These elastic divorces have rcceivn', scvera
severe shocks recently in our courts. besides, H.
would not bc juliclaliy impca'iabic In our State
because no legal cogniZance Is taxed of tho tl-
vorcc dccrccs OF State which grants them as
readily because OF Il wOman's having rel hair as
because OF Il mans nlldciity.. The divorce too
was, II would sccm obtained without the knowi.
edge Of Mcfarland himself. lie appears to have
known nothing OF any proceedings having been
taken till the divorce was granted. Ills wife
carpet-baggcd TO lndiann for the purpose re-.
allied II, and came back to be married TO mr.
Richardson. At this precise posture OF affairs
MIR. Mcfarland shot Mr.. Richartlson.n
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Immigration.

Nc beg to call the attention of our re,lti-
ors TO the communication In another column
from hcr Britannia Mujcsty's Consul, nd
dressed To General Johnson IIasood, the
president OF the South Carolina State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association. Tho
object OF it is to obtain from the several
auxiliary agricultural associations through
out the State correct statements Of such
Facts us may recommend the several
counties 10 tho notice OF those immigrants
who have just arrived by the Marmora, and
may arrive by future steamers. If such
statements were prepared, printed and fur
nishcd TO the British Consul, they would bc
placed in the hands of arriving immigrants,
and il would he the best possible way Of adj
vcrtising lands for sale, and the desire of
the planters for European laborers. We
sincerely hope the suggestion will bc prompt
ly responded TO.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04
Ube GbafleStpa, Aeaps
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1869.
To Our Friends in the Country-In.
duccments TO New Subscribers.


We desire, D posSfdle to make THE NEWS
'ohich Is already 'ofh,o"t exception the cheapcS
newspaper In the South, q regular risifor ia
eue'V ,rcu regulated household in This and IN,
adjoining States. is an fntlucenaent to The pfU1t
erS TO subscribe to THE NEWS BEFORE the crpf,n
tfon ar tn spr'eseni Dcar, ,ec hare arranged ,cffh
AessrS RdtheT, Erans dc Cogs,cell, The publish.
ers OF TIE RURAL CARoLISIAS, to supply that me,o
ana superb agricultural magazine together ,ritl,
THE NEWS, to al neto subscribers, at the Jolto,c.
fng re,'g io,o rates:
THE DAILY NEWS ana Tie RURAL CARuLISIAS,
one year, Jor sic dollars ana Hry cents.
THE TRI-WEEELY NEWS and The RURAL CAIRO.
LINIAN, one vear, for Jou' dollars.
Subscriptions to Mc t,oo publications may br
sent either IN the proprietors or TIE NEWS, or To
the proprfet0rs 0J the RURAL CARoLlNIAN. But
persons desiring to ardH themselves or this offer
>'ltst do so btJore the first or January nc1t as
the arrangement ,oW not DC offended beyond
shat period.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

TIE IhWnic takes sensible view of the
final action OF the Labor Convention. ad-
mitting that its previous remarks were
based upon what it was led to presume
would be the action OF the convcn tiol.. It
says: The convention did better, and we
care free to say that we regard the final
propositions Of the convention rs moderate
"and reasonable enough. We can never
"ohject to any arrangements looking to the
I" honest fuillment OF contracts between en-
"ployers and laborers."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

The census returns, published in TnR
NEws of Thursday, show that in II counties
the total increase of population since 1860
Is only 62, tho total population of these
counties, at this time, being 3oO.34o Du-
ring the ten years ending In 1850, tho in
crease in tho population OF South Carolina
was at the rate OF 5.27 per cent At this
rate of increase, the II counties mentioned
should have gained 1880 inhabitants, and
should now have total population OF
BIG, l6O. These counties have. therefore,
lost hy The war 1878 inhabitants. Until
the returns for the whole State arc compile
tod, it cannot be told how much OF the loss
is duo to immigration, and how much to tho
casualties of wnr and to lower rate of
natural production.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

The Unionvilie Times, spsaking Of the
Labor Convention held last week in Colum-
ba. md tho exorbitant demands It advo-
Gates. suggests the following remedy:
I'VE would sugsost to our readers remedy
again Il all those class comb. nations; It is-sell
land 70 negroes Make the negroes Ian -own-
IRA, when they have mean, TO purchase, and
their inte;es; nnd yours become idcntioa'. In
irss than three years every :an'l-own r, whit
or black, who does not cod on rI,oIal pap, will
be in the same ranks Of opposition to oxtrayu-
gancei corruption and high taxation. =.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

The debate in the Senate on the Abbe-
Vile contested election is we'll worth read
ing. One senator is ready to camp tout
side of tho constitution" another is will
Ing " to spill his blood " in Abbevilie, and n
taird evidently believes that Democrats set
the example of rejecting legally elected OIL
GERS because they were tho political oppo-
ncnts OF the dominant party.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

ia THE Senate, on Wednesday, Land Com
missioner Leslie SAID that hc "courtod tho
Investigation OF his Office by any Democrat
''or Republican on the floor OF tile House. -
There arc several persons in South Carolina
who arc rot oil 'the floor OF tho House" "
and they would be glad to know why Secre-
tary Of State Cartloza resigned from tho Ad-
visory Board of the Land Commission.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

LAND Commissioner Leslie, tho eccentric
senator from Barnwell, said in the Senatc,
on Wednesday,, that "many things had been
'done in his Office for which no was not re-
''sponsible." We desire to do justice to the
senator, md therefore ask-Whnt are these
many thingsf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

WANTED. AGENTS. TWO HUNDRED
W. and Fifty Dollars per month, 10 sell the
only Genuine improved Common Sense Family
SEWING MACHINE. Price only SIS. Great in
lucements to Agents. THIS IL tho most popular
sewing Machine OF the day-makes the famous
that can be done on any machine Ono hundred
thousand sold ami the demand constantly in-
creaSinG. Now is The time to tak0 an agency
send for Crcnlars. Es- Beware OF infringers u
Address SECOMB & CO, Boston, Mass; Pitts
burg, Pm, or ST. l.onls, Mo. oct2a amos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

DRINTlNG PRESS FOR SALE AT A
GREAT 'ARaAlN.-One small Cylinder TAY-
I.Ot PRESS III complete repair. IL liaa been but
little usct aud Ia sold simply because the pTcsc,,t
owner has nU ilsc for 1t. Tie sIzo OF tho bed OF
the Press IL f0riy-four by 1fty-eght Inches. Said
Press Will he sold at great bargain II applied for
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

TnH Hon. John Townsend, Of Edisto, ex-
poets to receive from 20 to 26 Chinese Ia
borors during the present month. and we
learn that planter OH tho Savannah River
h's provided for o Chinese colony OF from
200 to 800.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04
9 G IL o o l. b 0 o X S.

-
Tho undersigned have recently published a
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adapted To the tastes OF children OF bnth sexes
ana designed IL be useful and agreeable com
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Carolina University. These series consists Of six
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10 remedy the evil everywhere complained
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ARS. MARY A. ELKlHS, assisted by her sons
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

FOR SALE OR RENT, a PLANTATION
Il sitnnteII on the Ashley Itlver, II few miles
from the city, continuing about one hundred
acres, one.half cleared, with comfortable dwell.
ing ahd necessary ou.buildings. Ir not sold by
The 2Oh Instant, the owner will be willing 10 Let
tac premises TO u rep0nsihic party with IL small
capital. 10 bo planted OH Shares Por further in
formation apply to ycnnlra's Wharf, south OF
Calhunn street. tIrci
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

WHrTrEnoRE may bs tre lun OF South
Caro'n adioalism. but hlac-a moor Is it's
logs and arIn.. ''l9t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

w that JOH PRINTING or all Kinds. main
and ornamental. Is executed promptly in tic
lieateSt style AMI at The lowest New York prices
at THE NEWS job 0nicc, No. I+9 EAST BAY Cali
and examine the scale OF prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04
A Fat Job.

The general provisions Of the gold bill,
now before the Legislature, are these:
SECTION l. That the principal of ull bonds
and stocks of this State, and the interest thero-
on, shall be paid In gold Or silver coin.
SEC. 2. That tho Treasurer of this State Is
hereby authorized and required to mako tho
necessary exchanges through tho Financial
Agent OF this State, in Now York, for carrying
this in:o effect. s5 eI s.a
sHo. 8. That this aot shall tako effect imme-
diateIy. a1
The ''intercst" is u small matter TO tho
Radical spectators. What they want is tho
power TO pay tn coin tho following amounts: :
s per cont. stock duo 1870 4.453
6 per cent. bonds duo 1871. ......... COZ, 600
Aoi '..'..'...'..'....... 1914 ,163
Snpposing that they buy up these securi-
Ties at 10 or 70 per cent fn currency, and
obtain ymcnt at par IN gold, there would
be profit on the transaction OF abont
THRRR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN GOLD.
This is worth praying for. lobbying for and
paying forI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

MTANTED, y SITUATION AS CLERK.
w in Wholesale Dru. Store or II large Re-
tail aiid Prescription Drug Store. Nj objection tn
20 h tic country. wal expect hut 4 small COM
rcnSail0n IL tlrst The applicant is a graduate of
the South Carolina Medical College. Address 81.
D.. through the PosiOnlcc. uctg