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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18

ATRIAL FOR WlTcHcRAFT.-Atr trial for
witchcraft, under the old Mosaic law, has
hardly been heard Of in this country since
the days when diverse old crones and gran
nies were put to death by the Pilgrim Faith
ers on that hill just outside of Salem, Mass,
where the goats and children of Irish labor
ers now disport; but those good old times
have come again in Louisville Kentucky, in
the case of a lady summoned for trial before
Presbyterian session in that city. The lady
in question, it seems, has avowcd belief in
modern Spiritualism, and for this the session
cites her to appear, stating her crime to be a
violation of the first, second and third CON-
mandments. No response having been made
to this citation, the session serves formal
notice that if accused does not appear at a
certain set time an advocate would be ASST gn-
ed her by the body and trial be proceeded
with as if she had appeared and denied the
charge. To this the lady responds that she
will appear at the time set, if she may have
the benefit of counsel, but otherwise will
deem the affair sham trial, and will have
nothing to do with it. Whether the session
will permit Of counsel does not appear; but
it is quite likely that such will be the case,
and u very interesting trial may be thus ex-
pectcd
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18

A PATENT CARA member Of the edi-
torial staff of the Cleveland Leoler, it is said
has invented a sheet-iron cat, with cylindri-
cal attachment, and steel claws and teeth. 1t
is worked by clock work. y bellows inside,
swclls up tile tail at will to Il bclligerent
size, and, by trcmolo attachment, causes
the patent cat at the saline time to emit all
the noises of which the living cat is capable.
When you want fun. you wind up your cat
and place him on the roof, Every cat with
in half mile hears him, girds on his armor
and sallics forth. Frequently fifty or a
hundred attack him at oncc No sooner
does the patent cat feel the weight of an an
tagonist than his teeth and claws work with
tightening rapdity. Adversaries within six
feet of him are torn to,shrerls. Fresh battal-
ions come on to meet similar fate, and in
half an hour nothing remains but several
bushels of hair, toc-nails, and fddle,strings,
Of the once cats
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18

GENERAL LoxGsTREET.-The N. York
UOrM says Of this (now) notorious indivld-
nal The late surveyor returns to private
life with none of the cc!at and sympathy
which attended similar event about seven
years ago. His afiiliation with the Radical
party has brought him no honors worth COM
pairing with the esteem and affection felt tor
him by the respectable portion of the COM
munity previous to 1865. He has had his
mess of pottagc, but he has sacrificed his
sclfrcspcct and peace Of mind. had some
curiosity in coming here to ascertain the ex,
Confederate Generals social standing. l lind
that he is sternly cut. His old friends pass
him on the street without recognition, and
society has closed its doors on him. Ihe
people say in explanation, that they have no
feeling against any man because he is he
publican per Sc; but here is one OF their
own citizens who has deliberately leaSued
himself with the thieves who have been
plundcrins the State and reducing them to
becgary. He has been the associate and
ally of the carpet-baggers and savages who
have perpctratcd outragcs on subject peo-
plc almost unparalleled in history.-Furth-
ermore, he has solicited and taken othce
with, and therefore has been ono Of the
leaders of the plundercrs, even if he has not
shared in the plunder. This is sufficient, in
the estimation of the louisiana whites, to
Justify the Punishment of General Long
street to Coventry. The General is under
stood to,, be contemplating a lcnsthened ab-
scnce in Europe. He says he is for Grant.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18

Ms. Kane, aged sixty years, mother Of
of Thomas Kane, of Winona, whose legs
we're crushed by the cars in LaSalle and
amputated on Friday evening, came to town
10 see her unfortunate son on yesterday
morning, and on seeing him immediately
swooned and died.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18
NOTICE.

Ill persons WHO are indebted to the estate
y Of W. Z. johnson, senior. deceased, will
maxi prompt payment, and all having demands
ura;usl the said estate will present them. duly
,ttcst.,I +, me. w. Z. JOHNSON,
frt ILml Executor.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18

Some lugubrious speculator on the dispo-
sltion of all human affairs to fall into decay,
has declared that the palr,y days of Ameri-
can oratory are in the past. We do not be-
lieve it. The following speech in tho ILL
nois Legislature, on the bill to restore the
records of the burnt district of Chicago, has
eloqucnce which should rcassurc every lover
of English oratory: ..~- q
"Mr. Speaker.-I am opposed to this bill,
and 1 am coming down upon it like June
bug upon potato vine. I have come to pro.
nounce its eulogy, like Marc Antony did
over Cleopatra. I am laboringman myself,
and I know what laboring men want, and
| know that they don't want any such
thing as this. l have been in chancery,
and I know how it is myself, after hang
ing in chancery until the lawyers got my
bottom dollar, I got my case before twelve
honest farmers, and I knocked the socks off
my antagonist like falling off log. Now
here's King coming in here with this bill to
help out tho legal fraternity, and put every
man in Cook county into chaucery. amt
anything against my friend King, but 1 want
to tell him right here that my names Jack
and King can not, never did, and never
will take Jack. Look at this section here
providing fc- masters in chancery-masters
in chancery,.-ycs, we'll have them in Chica
90 thicker than fcas on dog, 70 eat up our
substance and get fat off our misfortunes.-
I call upon The hard -fsted yeomanry ON the
democratic side of this house to NIP the thing
in the bud-wc don't want it, and we won't
have it. We've got along so far without it.
and we can borrow all the money we want
and sell all thu property we've got, without
going into chancery to do it. Now Mr.. Speak,
er, though Nero fddledwhen Rome was burn
ing, and Lycureus played seyen-up on his
wife's coffin, that is no reason why our peo
pic should be gobbled up in chancery hop
per after they have been burned out, and
ground out Of what little they have left"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18

An Indian agent says that childrcn's
HYMNS are very popular among the Indians,
and that the most savage savagcs sing them
upou the war-pdth. "Now lay me" must
be very touching with war-whOop accom-
papiment.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18
Fever and Ague Cured
FOR FIFTY CENTS.

There is not a remedial agent in this world
that will cure Fever and Ague, and all other
'Malarous, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, YclleK and
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18

tits said old ladies are getting out of fash
ion. 1t is so dccciving for women of sixty
five to wear peck of false hair and frizzle-
locks over their noses.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18

An Atlanta man wants the thief who
stole his well bucket and rope to come back
and get the. well, as it is ofno present use to
him.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18

VENETIAN BLINDs.-No invention was
ever so important to the people of hot eli
mates as the Venetian Blind. Admitting
the air and shaded light, while keeping
out tho heat and glare, they are absolutely
essential to comfort i'll this climate. If the
Houses of any of our readers arc destitute of
these desirable contrivanccs, they should at
oucc, before the hot weather sets in, send
their orders to Mr.. P. p. Toalo, No. 90 Hayne
street, Charleston S. G., manufactm or and
dealer in doors, sasbes, blinds, balusters,
mouldings, &C., &c. mar. 20 u.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18
PARAGRAPHS.

A Wisconsion editor speaks Of a wind
which "just sat Oh its hind legs and howl
ed"
A bisamous Clevelander, when hauled up
for his marital misdecds. pleaded that the
record of his divorce from his first wife
must have been burned in Chicago.
Michigan University female sophomores
haze od-looking freshmen by blindfolding
and then kissing them. This smacks otcap-
ital punishment. ..
Sherman has interviewed the Pope. We
arc not informed whether he kissed the
Pope's toe. They say lie kissed Harriet
Beecher Stowe once.-Cmcinnatt CONNER
ciay.
A western Journal announces that "Mr.
Jim Clementon, equine abductor, OF Minnie
sofa, was lately the victim ofa 'neck-sle soci-
able"
1t appears that the "fifth wheel to coach"
is no longer superfuous. An inventive
genius at Noun City, ILL.,, has devised a fifth
wheel attachment to buggy, which helps to
turn both horses and carriage on space not
exceeding their length.
The Portland people are talking Of Neal
Dow for mayor. The Golden Age says that
some of the people Of that city are so ena-
mored of cold water that they would vote for
hydrant could it be put in clothes and made
to run.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18
NOTICE.

4 IL persons are hereby forbidden to hunt or
n fish, or in any manner to tresspass upon
my land, under penalty of the law.
fcb22m1 ]. J. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18
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Weo thoroughly
within the South Carolina all
gtherin
Wen6
dhnalpow j.s =
its politics. reinstatement
hmeom
Fagans nstsuchco the future
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18

A Wisconsion editor speaks Of a wind
which oiust sat Oh its hind legs and howl
ed"
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W. C. CARRINGTON, PRESIDENT;
J. E. EDWARDS, VICE PRESIDENT, 80.
D. J. HARTSOOK, SECRETARY,
J. ]. HOPKINS, ASSISTANT SECRETARY,
]. E. WOLF, SUPERINTENDENT OF AGENCIES.
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In South Curoltna National Bank building
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-13
now WE sTAAD.

COnsr.ssiesal calculations are now in
order, and thai eur Democratic friends nsJ
know about where they stand and wbaiii is
sscssssry 20 gala 10 elect = oODsres'msa
from tAs distrio,in opposition to the Al
ministratioa candidate, whoever he may o''
We give below The vote Of the eoua'e'
composing the district for Congressman AZ
Lars. h 1853 and 1870. Taking these
sTur,. as |. bssIs Il will be seen, that If the
sam. ratio Of gain DO made this fall and
,A. sane extra sxsrsiOn be made that
characterized the las. district campaigns,
the election Of some able and liberal man IL
quite probable, aud, We may say, 10 vie" Of
she new deal that IL foreshAdowed BY the
lot Of Mar oineinuAd convention oil the
liberals, the election Of such man on .
liberal platform in opposition to the Grant
oandida,s Is more than probsble-that Il IL
certain. Hh furthermore quite probable
that H.vley will bo the office seekers cAndi
date, and bis record in the las, campaign
folly demonstrates that under the conditions
We suSses, be can be easily beaten
Let every democrat study tho following 6g
urcS aud b prepared for the wAruss
campaign they have ever seen, for We cat
make u particularly hot for his LordShip.
coHaRErsMAN AT LARGE.
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Christianity In Japan

The history Of Christianity in Japan is
suooiaotly set forth in . report made to
Minister DE Long about year since by one
ofths natives attaches Of the American lega-
ton. There have been three several psTse
buttons, each connected with, and in fact
originated by, politics. 10 the sixteenth
century even Ihe Tycoon 10 said TO have been
. OhriIiiAn, and the providence Of the faith
ia denoted by al architectural peculiarly
observable even now In old japanese build
ings which have q turret or spiIs in imita
tion Of church atesple, aud called Tenshu
meaning dedicated TO the Heavenly Lord
The Christian missionaries, says the native
account, seeing their growing influence oIsr
lhs conscisncss Of the people, commenced to
NEEDLE With the politics of the state and
hence persecution number one. About the
middle Of the seventeenth century . civil
war broke ouI, aud upon its termination th .
beaten parry sought to renew their resistance
BY bringing IN upon their aide the people Of
NagAsaki, who we're mostly Christians.
As . punishment for thia political contumacy
the ChrisuAn faith was again put under ban
though ~ the same time ihe government
which vas Of the Sintoo belief, imposed no
RESTRICTION on the Antagonistic doctrine Of
Buddhism. The third, and present persecu-
tion arises from the nature Of the recent
revolution BY which the Tycoon has been
Opposed and all his power concentrated in
the hands of his former colleague and part
ner in government, the Mikado.
One prime charge against the Tycoon was
that he was an ensmy TO the ancient faith Of
Japan, and, to justify his professions as the
peculiar champion of thiS faith, the Mikado
10 unns his victory TO sxtirpA,s ali other
crssds. Like its predecessors, thi. nsr.scu.
ton 10 based on politics. The Chr,,,;ani,,
IL AsSails rs doubtless one more in nams
than substance. OF coarse it IL no. Protest..
Gni Christianity, the native Japanese Bap,i,,
or Prsaby tsriAns being easily r.ckon.d on
the inRsrs Of one hand; aud A. little i, :,
really Catholic Christianity, though 40 far A.
IL Any form Of the Christian faith il snn,oY.
mates this. The ssrly missionar;s, ware
exclusively Catholic, and the Japanese
Christianity Of which We hear ia no doub,
merely some Legendary observAnoss .,ill
current among the descendants Of those who
I e really converts and Christians In sb,
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vorE roR prsrRrcr RErRxsEyrArIvEs.


Our republican bretheren will prefer to
base their standing upon the vote for Con.
gresham q, Large, but suppOSing even that
expresses more correctly the political com
pleHiou Of the district, they can only claim
. maj GRITTY Of about the same that HAwley
claimed over Mr.. Cable at The opening OF
the last campaign 10 the old district. Count.
ing the negro vote in the district At that
time a, GOO with his majority of l,722 in
1865, he ought to have bad, II shere was 20
change ia public sentiments majority OF
2,322, when the result gave him the iusig-
ni6oAuI majority OF 81, and even this We
have our suspicious was fraudulent. The
same work will this tire defeat Hawiey,
which result will be very materially aided
BY the causes thA, elected Mr. Stevens in
Henry, Bureau and Putnam counties, which,
10 view OF the movement of the liberal re
publiCAus, must still sxiat and will operate
more forcibly 10 the coming campaign than
they did in slsoting Mr.. Stevens.
Will all who are opposed to the Grant
Administration and the means BY which
Hawlsy secured bis election, and the actions
Of the Ingsuol and Ives men in the other
counties. give their attention to this sub
jsot7 Our republican Legislators have at.
tempted TO pot US inso district irreuievsbly
radical. Possibly they have made grave
arroF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-13

This shows Democratic gain OFFS ,233 in
two ys.rs in the counties tAa, now compose
the new district. Radical stAtis,ioiAns eau.
no, explain this away on account Of any in.
difference 90 she par, OF voters, as is shown
below 10 The vote Of these counties for dis
trio, representatives 10 Congress, when the
whole force Of the cd Illustration, office
holders, pOstmsSlsrs and psp-sucksrs OF
every description was brought to bear to elect
the radical candidates, aud, also, when in
henry, Bureau aud PutuAm counties third
candidate who pOllsd sos votes was run on
ths prohibi,ory platform a. sgAins, Stevens
che Democratic candidate 10 the following
6gursS We have placed the vote Of IugerSoll
Radical aud Ives Prohibition under the
head of Radical.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-13

TuE race Of mankind would perish did
they cease TO aid each other. From the
till the momen, ihA, some kind assistant
wipes the death dAmp from the brow of
lbs dying, We cannot exist without mutual
help. All, therefore, tina, need aid, have
right TO ask il Of their fellow mor1Als; no
one who holds the power of granting can
refuse without guilt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-13

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The seN Weed Tonic Is avery PLEASANT shmn'
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producing good chy me sud chyls; then by par
taking freely of the PalmOniO Syrup the food ii
turned into good blood, and the body begins t.
grow. As soon A. the patient begins to gain il
hs.h shs matter 10 the lung, begins to riPsn
and they htslOP.
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UHuYAx MoTIUnS.
TestimOpial for Epilepsy !

BowArrOs, Conn., FEB :, 90
D,. O. P.Etps BsOwH No. Il srAna e'f'e''
Jersey City, N. j. u,1a,A
Dear sir:-My brother who Is new ~ M t as.n
year, Ia. been subject to epilepsy q ms IRON
sS,,dhood. Tho spasms would Invariably O'sur
Sn,iDr III. Night, and our local physician here
s.u,a 40 nothing TO help him save prescribing
R,0,nid. Of Potassium, which would afford only
Temporary relief, He was gradually bat surely
becoming insane, and in this condition We pro-
cured your restorative Gssinulsnt' herbal omit
meat and pills, snd used as directed and e0'
short time elapsed before the 'Ps'm' entirely
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NAV use this testimonial as yea may deem
proper. =, what IhAvo said are facts.
Respectfully yours,
,.btsdvty CHARLES RAYMOND.