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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03

THE RURAL CARoLINIAN-For
March, is out, punctually to the day, as
it should be, and is filled as usual, with
the most valuable, agricultural andsc
tifc lessons. The publishers have OBJ
tained the assistance of strong cohort
Of able contributors, who leave few sub
jccts, important to the Southern planter
and farmer, unezplorcd or unconisdered.
This number is particularly full Of most
excellent material for the agricultural
student, and the vigor, energy and gene.
raj excellence, with which the publish
ers are carrying out their designs, argues
for the work paramount authority and
prolonged existence. Nothing is
spared of expense, and the style Of
publication is fully equal to that fany,
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of the United States. One of the best
engravers of the whole country has
been permanently employed upon the
work, as much so as the editor, aud in
every number his admirable ilIustra-
tions shows the excellence and value Of
his handiwork. The editor, Mr.. D. H
JAoUEs, was the happicst selection that
could be made for the editorial mutcnH.
lie combines the theoretical, scientific
and practical together, and his studies
in agriculture are all con omore The
natural direction of his mind leads
him especially to the fields Of asri
culture, and his counsels. on gardening
and the vegetable world especially, are
well worthy of consideration. Briefly,
the Rura! Cn Gilman is already a great
success. Subscribers are pouring in
daily from all quarters of the Southern
States, from the capes Of Virginia to
the waters of the Ri, Gronde. Su mote
it be.
Such enterprise as the publishers
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exchange opinions. Among its attrac.
tions will be found. from time t' time,
numerous remarkable specimens of veg
etable production. There are also on
file the most important parts Of the
Union.
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negro majority. He will be returned
to the bosom of the constituents from
whence be- came.-Cor. NJ Y World.
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Taxable Property.

We append statement of the taxa
bic real and personal property of Ker-
Sh, awkindly furnished us by the coun-
~ auditor
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EDaEPIELD COUNTY SAVED FROM
B BANKRUpTcY.-Thc Augusta Chron-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

BISMARCK ANXIOUS CONCERNING THE POLICY OF
THE UNITED STATES-H0W THE FRENCH
PRISONERS ARE TREATED IN GERhANf-GEN'
FAuLY STILL ALIVE.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. l9, 1870.
The Pail Mall Gazette to-day, in its correspondence
rom Rheims, dated Sept. H. says: Count Won
R;smarck is anxious about the policy to be pursued
hv the United States Government, now that France
has been declared republic. 1t il said that Prussia
Graves American sympathy, but cannot treat with
the French Republic
The French captive officers are allowed their
choice Of German towns a. residences. They receive
the same rations and pay AZ at home Gen. failly is
not dead "a has been often reported lie ana MS
staff occupy finely furnished apartments al Mayehce
and are sumptuously provided for by King william
The London journals have no telegraphic news To-
dav from Paris The reported armisce is said 10 DC
unfounded nor are the peace prospects any better
fragment of the Sedan army mas arrived ~
Ronen. II consisted of 600 men who previously es-
eaped from Metz The loss OF life IN the hospitals oi
both arniies from typhus has been very serious
The Globe comments severely on tue snpiho-
ness of the Parissns in permitting the Prlssians 10
repair roads and replace bridges in he hne o. thef
advance without Interruption
The village ,f BalrIlea near Sedan, wac des'ioNeo
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

by the Prussians, because some wounded fugitves
from the German army were massacred IN It's streets
The steamer Jerome Napoleon, with M. Ihiers on
board has gone to St. Petersburg.
An official dispatch states that while Napoleon was
at Namur, in Belgium he eulogized the discipline
and courage of the Prussian soldiers and said no
thing could keep them out of Paris fleet OF steam
ers is removing merchandise from Hayre and other
French ports to England.
OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION OF THE TERMINAT1oN
OF THE BLOCKADE-THE BREMEN STEAMERS
TO RENEW THEIR TRIPS-INDlGNAIloS
AGAINST ENGLAND IN BERLIN.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO TBB TRIBUNBl
LONDON, Monday, Sept. TO- 1870
The special correspondent of The TRIBUNE at Ber-
lin telegraphs this day. THE American Legation Is
advised from Paris that the blockade of the Elbe
and the Weser is raised, and would not be resumed
Notice has also been received that the Bremen
steamers will resume their New-fork trips on the
LIST of October"
"The movements in Bavaria and Wdrtemberg IN
favor of forming the United States of Germany
under q properly modified Constitution OF North
Germany are successfully advancing The report Of
the intention of the King to return to Berlin is en-
tirely unfounded."
"The correspondence between Count lBernstorr
and Earl Granville and the account In 1he Douy
Necs of the large quantities of that England s
furnishing to France have created great indignation.
Favres last circular is in general received 1a'or-
ahl
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

. The defalcation in the Customfouse IN bait-
s Sl+0O, not $4,000, as printed On Aoeds'
.. The number of deaths in Havana nom yeho"
he ek ending Saturday lsst sgsTrgs'e' 30
Amos Odell Of Lake Village, n. II, was run ln
aai kel yesterday at that psee By . "ah Oe INC
A destructive fire broke ont in the dye aud
,io,g- hor,e OF the Men1mse Wooieh nls a. p''' ' - ~
d.y. Lo.. 10 Oooi nearly covered by Insurance
A l,rga harm belonging to g. X. Fayson nc
81, buInei saturday VT" WYNN"
tool, ,,i ., i'm, % Ia, Los so@oi par'-H ihslI'o
The Richmond Va, police YESTERDAY arrested
tofp pounding
cen, aiei ds inse quantity Of eooH'eFie' @"e vas ''S ~
c...xJa,, N; ybt hatwaen Patrick
w !. TINY and muhlatd bis peron IN
Masn disooseet three hour, snsr the ocafrrses,
.a "a. s-a rOn s Of blood and his recovery douea
The ssilboat Anna, containing three citizens
- n T. apr in Providence Bsv on sspfsy and two of
r. ., ,m~i sRd Dnpn xsrs dosnsd The o'ts nAmed
Dliee an elr~fes' -" ''''' '" - -'~e " Ns-
of q 0r- iisis''
One of the magazines belonging 10 the Lake
Coapauy located fairpor, Ohio
~, ,i, exploded Sunday night No lives
- lone 10 the sdjseebt buIdngs The
o. she los j. gnaAosa
A destructive ire occurred in Rockville, Park
al dcaroyrg all the bukBgs
sh,h her~ total naraace of seoo The beih
dcso-e rhouss ewe Mr. Thscksrfons dry
M Hsrgy-'s boat shoe sAdev and Cells
McM lns gracer bada aud agricultural implement Mn
j. ~ Coi- stove and TN The Gre the Amer
kIpess Ofce Mr. Hsys grocery store; g. W. Nn Ces dr-
ss Hsu9sh Grrn slycry stable and two ebr sasn
ngA Most Of r DESTROYED hat u
O. ". I'll Co. .,,.d u roea> DO, sx stoves
IN ~. The telegraph wirv between 1srv Nssas
bocs'.pe rn cat r,'efe tht se brvse cut
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
THE SITUATION IN PARIS.

THE CITY QUIET AND DULL-SKIRMISIIING IN
THE sUBURBs-JULEs FAvRE GONE TO con-
FER WITH BIsMARCK-ACTIYITY OF THE RED
REPUBLICANS.
PARIS, Monday, Sept. 49, 1870.
The city is quiet even to dulness. The Boulevards
are crowded with soldiers. No symptoms of disturb
ance are observable Skirmshing still continues in
the suburbs but without decisive results on either
side. The railway to Havre is cut at Contains
Trains on the Northern Railroad from Ronen
only run as far south BTeteuil at present. The
Prussians were expected at the latter place on Sat
urday.
Jules Favre has gone to the Prussian head
ouarters Fears were entertained that he would not
be received but he requestedof Count Won Bismarck
a safe conduct at least, and answered favorably
He set out Immediately for Meaux, the present head
quarters of the King
The Red Republicans continue to placard the walls
in the city with handbills announcing a new Gov
ernment Trouble is apprehended. The citizens
declare that they prefer Prussian rule to Com
munism.
A weekly tax has been imposed upon those resi-
dents who have houses or apartments here and have
left the city.
The Opinion NdtioRdle acknowledges the receipt of
10000 francs from A. T. Stewart Of NewYork for the
relief OF the French wounded.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

-. The California State Fair closed on Saturday,
and a decided success, the receipts being $1,000
49,. Great excitement prevails at Prescott, Arizona,
over rich gold discoveries in the Bradshaw Mountain.
- Superintendent j. X. Kendrick of the Concord
rendered the Superintendent Of the NOBLE aud New
Orleans Railroad. lie has yet decided to accept
Mayor Ellyson left Richmond, Va, on Sunday,
principal cities the North nesug The pGblc bae
stems be spphed to system In Virginia
Chief Justice Mexican of Salt Lake City, has
cdei Territorial legislation whereby se Mornons have for 10
ysrs cont the Jury Of the SaPene an Dsros Cous o'
Utah null and void
The long-protracted strike of the iron workers
Wheeling Va ended To-day s the nail snd iron m- wn be IN
perton The boiler work the old
the manufacturer making concessions
49, During the week ending Sept. Is, there were
y eaths NevOresns OF .s numb %
OF Italy sOf France Germany Of the United State, o.
Holland Scotia and Of other Ten Inferred
Sent NJ on the 18th on 6h
the 18th The deaths from other vers Il The
for the week III The fever rot declared
epiemc
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

ated for the French soldiers have always fought well In
he war But the second empire has destroyed all ndi-
uduality In the people in manner which could not
have believed possible II is difficult to give you an idea
OF how utterly helpless they now that THIS Govern
ment is gone They either TO care the least
Tor the msforunes OF their country but merely TOT he
temporary inconvenience caused TO them by the quarter
ing OF troops the scarcity OF provisions etc. They only
agree in one thing-expressng their detestauon OF tne
Emperor but this does to much; even the
high ones than shared their detestaton OF Nap0
leon Ill. have asked many OF them how they voted IN
the Plebisctum, and they nearly all confess to nav
ing voted for the Government against which they
now declaim vigorously. Great precautions
have been taken here against isolated attacks by the
peasants, OF by the socaed Franctreurs. BY my En-
gish papers that these latter gentlemen openly
ayow their intention TO destroy the Prussans wherever
they may find them murder sentnels at their posts,
&c. in fact, to contrary to all the usages Of civilized
warfare. Prince Albert OF Saxony, commanding the
Saxon contingent has issued proclamation in which he
states that has given orders his to shoot with
out mercy and without delay any bands OF Franc
tireurs who may be taken acting separately from the
regular French army.
The Bayarian troops who now about us are armed
with different musket from the ordinary needegun OF
the regular Prussan troops This converted weapon
which is ever inferior TO the needen, which Is itself
one Of the worst OF modern breechoaders The old de-
tached cap Is made Of and the weapon which called
the "Dodewill" is altogether but makeshf The
Bavarians smart looking fellows, and ready
TO fight the French the yerest PrussaD. BE-
cannot believe they are such good troops
the genuine Prussian regiments. IL must
be n somewhat disaGeeable sight for the French,
10 that the advanced guard Of the Prussan army the
body nearest to Paris is actually composed OF the very
South Germans, whomthe Parisans persisted until the
very last moment in considering their active Or at all
events their passive allies The Bavarian bands are
frA JTgr ma
King Ludwig H. he has clearly authority in the
Bavarian army for have Of the doleul strains
Of the "Musc Of the Future" but sharp merry German
melodies Perhaps they keeping Wagners tunes for
the benefit Of the Parisans when the Prussian army
marches up the Bouevards
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

Main alike, with ample guarantees for healthful po-
litical and economical development. Bavaria and
Baden distinctly decline territorial enlargement,
while agreeing that Alsace and Lorraine must be
turned to Germany.
won Kuhlwetter, arecently appointed civil COM
missioner for Asace has telegraphed to the Boards
of Trade at Elberfcld and Bremen, asking their
views respecting the probable influence upon German
industrial interests of the admission of Alsace and
the Department of the Moselle into the Germanic
ZOllyerein.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
bISMARCK's DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
POLICY.

mn N'l EIEkfERE IN IrALY-GFRNANy
10 w PROGRAMMED INDICATIONS cor.
CkRNiN" ALsAcE AND LORRAINE.
I"l TELEGRAPH TO TIE rmBusEl
LONDON. Monday, Sept. 10, 1870.
Tie special correspondent Of The Tpmr<v .,
Berlin writes on the 18th: "BiHnarck 10 -.
Rhems settling various diplomatic ms,,.r.
Intervention by Germany in Italy is agreed uoon
the Italians may occupy Rome, SAVOY and Me- :,
the people wish TO renounce then present aeVanc.
and notification in accordance with these ve,,. &.
sent to other European CabiDe,s
The reorganization Of Germany is also considered
Details postponed for the present but il s under
stood that con Iaap Canshtation will be given 10
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

SeflOr Olozaga's recognition of the French
Republic has been ratified and approved by spain
Renublican manifestations in favor of
France have recently been made at Toledo, spain.
The Russian Government has transferred
roubles lately deposit at the Bank OF France
to London banks.
The British Association for the Advance
ment Of Science has adjourned Mr. Thompson has been
chosen Chairman of the next meeting.
THE North German Lloyds Line OF
Steamers will begin running regularly again between
Bremen United States ports on the LIST OF OCTOBER
The London Shipping Gdsette anticipates
that there will he too much cotton and too little corn
from the Southern states Cotton prices low, and
there is much activity in Lancashire.
.I. late dispatches from China are unfavOr-
able TO peace Mankn dispatch, dated Aug 49, states
that the Governor of the city assassHated by the
natives on account of his welknown sympathy for for
aipu
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
PRUSSIA AND THE REPUBLIC.

DISPATCH FROM MINISTER MOTLEY-WHY PRUs-
sIA WILL NOT RECOGNIZE THE PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept. 10, 1870.
dispatch from Minister Motley, dated London,
Saturday evening has been received at the State
Department. MI Motley says the statement that
Prussia refuses to treat xcept with the Regency,
France is false. Prussia he says objects TO reeog-
nizing the present Government, not because of the
proclamation Of the Republic but on the ground
'hS'N Is unauthorized, unstable, and incapable of
s''ng iasnng guarantees The dispatch adds that
favorable reply was ,ped for. but had not been re-
rei'eo' 10 the proposition for an interview between
Fsvre and Bismarck
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
local WAR NEWS.

The Germans of the Fifth Ward have con-
tributed Scos 10 to the relief fund.
A Ladies' Patriotic Aid Society mas peeh
Organized In Brooklyn, T. ID. -,
The German Patriotic Aid Society OF Brooklyn
M, ot n zoo 10 the Patriotic Aid Society OF this city
A Franco-Irish mass meeting mas been called
for Thursday night in Jersey CITY
The Germans of Newark have rsan called a.. war war
meeting, which win come on ~ 'n0 iu'" """ ''''
evening.
The French Aid Committee OF Newark has
called meeting OF the French residents, and OF Amer
hcs IA 70 come On this evening at the Apollo Rooms In
Droadst %
The Executive Committee Of the French So
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
THE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN BERGEN WOODS.
There is reason to believe that the Shooting

or Thomas Doran, boy by his companion Henry Brgg
in Bergen oods n. j., the result Of design Ae-
cording to the statement OF Coroner Burns, Briggs, who
is the oldest OF the boys who with deceased, be-
came exasperated because his comrades would not do -
he desired and threatened tO shoot more than once At
last he pointed the toward Doran, pulling the irle
ger with the fatal results already recorded iul IN
yestgation OF the affair f. TO be made The boys present
AT the shooting all give versions of the occurrence which
agree only in two points. Another Of the boys
named Blake arrested Yesterday afternoon and IA
detained a. a witness. His story confirms the statement
OF Briggs that the shooting accidental.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
THE ULTIMATUM OF FRANCE.
NO TERRITORY TO BE GIVEN UP-TIE PEOPLE
WANT PEACE-ARREsTs.
[FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

[FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
PARIS Sent. 7-Evening.-I was sitting down
to write these words when heard that the North
ern line certainly be cut Tomorrow so perhaps you
will have no more from me, although the western line
may remain open for a day or two. May America ana
England back the peace negotiations which are Delhg
entered upon, with all their inluence May they aid
France In demanding that Germany shall not ask Ior
French soil Let her require money, pedges-what she
will-but not the soil Of any old and weafected PROV
ince which desires only to be French.
The Government works well in spite OF some detractors
It's first act was the abolition Of the Senate but as early
as Sunday when Senator had suggested wing on the
spot" NJ Baroche added, "of starvation them for am
sure that no will remember our existence"
Of the recognition of the French Republic
by England. recognition which ought not to bo delayed,
Louis Blanc will be the French ambassador The recog-
milton would probably hasten peace for the Government
here ready enough to treat II is willing to agree 10
reduce the standing army to pay an indemnity ana 10
let Asace and the German parts Of Lorraine determine
for themselves whether they will be French or Prusan
but IL cannot give up Frenehmen who wish to remain
such.
was talking this morning to wellknown member OF
the Provisional Government of AS, when friend OF MS
suggested that it still possible that If the Republic
determined fight to the death for Asace, the Dou-
eeose would receive back Napoleon from the Prussians
and look upon him savior In that case Je me Jds
dturalser chnOis" said the chief Jules Favres proc
nation issued in the night is considered too long ana not
TO the point. The point is ths-to tell King William
You said you fought against man and not against the
people. The gone and the people are ready 10
make peace II you refuse reasonable terms, you are
declaring fresh war, in which the sympates OF Europe
must also be distributed afresh.
Paris remains quiet but is once more becoming : '.
The Lyons station is hronged with fugtves cavi' the
city-women and children chiefly am glad to say. Gen
yinoys corps darmee in last night and the streets
are full OF troops who however do not look at all conn
dent few people eniven by getting themselves ar
rested IN sport as utterers Of seditonsms Fifty per-
sons were arrested Saturday for committing this Of
fense by crying "Vre Ia Rtpubque" and sixty on Sun
day for crying Vpe rEmpereu. The cry to which the
Imperial eagles are destroyed is not bad one-"a bas la
volaille"-"dOwn with the poultry"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
THE BELEAGUERED CITIES.

PACKAGE OF LETTERS SENT FROM METZ IN A
BALLOON-THE ARMY IN GOOD CONDITION
THE PRUssIAN BLOCKADE EFFECTIVE.
lTbe following appeared portion Of edition yeserday
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBI
PARIS, Sept. IS. 1870.
The Prefect Of Neufchatel telegraphed yesterday
morning that small balloon had been
found the previous evening, which con-
tanned package of soldiers letters, dated
Sept 16 addressed to the soldiers families. There
was also slip of paper, signed by Gen. Coffneres,
commandant of Metz, which stated that the
troops in that city were in good
condition, and their health excel
lent The blockade established by the Prus-
slams was admitted to be effective. and their only
means of communication with the outside world
was by balloons. This balloon was the second they
had sent out.
NO HOPES OF MARSHAL BAZAINE's ESCAPE
EARLY CAPITULATION OF TOUL EXPECTED.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. 10, 1870.
The DISPATCHES received to-day destroy all pros
pects of Marshal Bazaine's escape. handful OF
men only have escaped thus far. Besiegers and be-
sieged at Metz suffer equally from disease and
casualties.
The siege of Toul is vigorously pressed. Accord
ing TO military experts the place cannot hold out
much longer.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
A CIRCULAR FROM JULES FAvRE.

DISASTER PREFERRED TO DISHoNoR- TIE
FRENCH NATION NOT AT FAULT.
THE following appeared portion Of edition yesterdayI
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
PARIS Sept. Is, 1870.
The Journal 06ciel of this city to-day pub
fishes circular from Jules Favre concerning
Frances representations abroad. He calls attention
to the significance of the earlier date named for
the cOnvOcation of the Constituent Assembly; says
the first duty of the Government is to defend the
soil it is objected that the Government is irregular
and without power. This is admitted, and for this
reason is the Assembly convoked
France has demanded the cessation of the war, but
prefers disaster to dshonor 1t is bad faith on the
part of those who declare war to assert that they
were forced to do so by majority of the nation.
The Assembly applauded Gramont's warlike dec
arations but some weeks before also applauded Oh
viers peaceful utterances. The majority, creatures
of personal favortism, considered themselves bound
to support even their most perious contradictions.
They refused an examination, and voted blind con-
fidence Hence the irremediabe misfortune.
Europe is challenged to demonstrate that the ma
ton, if conversant with affairs would have declared
war against Prussia. The Provisional Government
does not deny the national responsibility of toler-
ating Government which was destroying the ma
ton. Such Government is overthrOwn. 1t is
national obligation to repair the evil DONE
Nevertheless, if Prussia is determined to crush
France, she will meet with desperate resistance,
and the world will understand that Prussia desires
the destruction of a nation which is represented by
all Assembly freely elected.
The nation is armed and aroused. and determined
to defend its soil and independence.
The Minister of the Interior has issued circular
to the Prefects and decree for the immediate cleo
tion of Municipal Council.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
THE WEST INDIA CABLE OPEN FOR BUSINESS
GRADUAL EMANCIPATION.

HAVANA, Sept. 19.-The Panama ana west
India Cable was opened TO the public 10 Jamaica this
morning The following tariff on messages has Deen
agreed upon From the United States to Cuba, y 90; 10
Jamaca IS for me ssage of ten words every additional
word over Cuba 25 cents; to Jamaica, 6O cents
The submerging of the cable will be continued 10 Asp
surrendered. ,o.,
The children OF all slaves captured since the year 1854
after serving apprenticeship of 6 years are 10 De SET
free by order Of Captain General DE Rodas