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hePicayune.
CUSTOMHOTSF CORRUPTION.
The Presidential Household.

NEW YORK, Feb. AT the Custom
house investigation this morning, a letter
was read from VIM. Perkins, of Dover,
New Hampshire, offering to give infoTma-
ton if sUbpnnaed.
Senator Howe said that Gems. Porter
and BabcOck could be examined in Wash
inrton. The Senator'S duties called him to
that city. Mr.. Casserly objected to ad-
i0UTning to Washington. 1t was then
agreed by a vote Of four to two to examine
Gems. Babcock and Porter in Washington.
Mr.. Rogers testified that weigher Thomp-
son returned the weight of coal for his firm
considerably in excess Of the actual weight,
this was because he refused to give the
weiguer certain coal which he desired.
John G. Hopper testified to abuses con-
nected with the examination Of foreign
baggage. said the loss Of the government
by these frauds are estimated at one hun
drcd thousand dollars.
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Official.

At night the Committee on Officers re-
ported the following for the year, which
were adopted: President, Judge William
Strong; Vice-Presidents, Gov. Washburn,
Of Massachusetts; Gov. Harvey, of Kansas;
Gov. Padelford, Of Rhode Island; ex-GOv.
McClurg, Of Missouri; Lieut.. Gov. Cum
back, of Indiana; Judge Murray, of the
New York Supreme Court; Bishop East
burn, Of Ohio; Bishop Cummins, of Ken
lucky; President Finney,of ObeTlin College;
Bishop Morris, of Ohio; Bishop Simpson,
M. Z. Church; Bishop Huntington, Of New
York; DIR. Cuyler, Of Brooklyn; Bishop
Scott, Of Delaware; Prof. Seebrye, of Am
herst College, Massachusetts; Bishop Nc
Twain, Of Ohio, and others.
Adjourned sine die.
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Ma. Davis, of Kentucky, said that BIZ.
Summers amendment was to be put upon
the amnesty bill for the purpose of defeat
ing it. Those wEO insisted on the amend
ment knew well that the Southern people
would rather do without amnesty than &C
cept it, saddled with such a provision and
for one he would say that human ingenuity
could not devise proposition of the charac-
ter of the civil rights bill that he would ac-
cept. He then discussed at great length the
history of the doctrine of secession and the
unconstitutional acts of the Republican
party, and announced that having been born
in a land of freedom be would 60 down to
his grave in the association Of the rights of
free thought and free speech.
Without reaching a vote the Senate
went into executive session and soon after
adjourned till Monday.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Mr. SAWYER in
troduced bill to encourage telesraDbic
communication between America. Asia and
ElIfOne
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(Comnuncaiion.)
a Pleasant Parfy-The Young People
Enjoy Themselves Hugely.
Yours respectfully,
In11N l. EnnnAIr

Mr.. EDIToR:
4 celebrated writer has remarked
that, che who makes two Blades of grass
grow where one grew before, is a bcnclactor
Of his race" If this is 50 in the natural
world, how much greater is the bcnefccncc
of those, who by happy device make glad
The hearts, and infusc joy and peace into the
souls Of their fellow beings, who, by the
ma"ic Of sweet inEurnc:s, make the old for
gct the cares and sorrows of life, while. the
faces Of the yousS beam with delight. and
their joyous shouts bespcak the bubblng
over exhibition Of their innocent hearts,
Never have VIC seen this illustrated more
beautifully than at the picnic ofthc Pres
btcrian congregation at the residence Of Nrs.
Perkins on last Thursday evening. The
;dra Originated with Il bevy ofladics, who: had
they canyassed the entire catalogue of ways
and means to make people happy, could not
have arrived at better conclusion. 1t WINS
4 novel one, butso successful as to establish
it as precedent for the future. 1tsapparcnt
simplicity made it appear as very easy
matter, yet like all perfect machinery, to ac-
quiro this simplicity, powers Of organization
aud combination were ncccssitatcd' 1t was
developed and carried out in way that does
inc(T4blc credit to its orisinators and mana-
gers, and rs one who enjoyed to the utmost
their success, VIC beg to return in common
with the congregation our sincere thanks,
md to The kind owner Of tho premises and
her accomplished daughter and cousin, were
VIC indebted il large measure for the cnioy-
ment aud at home feeling every one cxpc-
ricnecd At six o'clock the gathering began.
and by seven there was collected an assem-
blagc Of happy people whose delight was as
genuine as WAS intense. Onthc green grass
and beneath the spreading trees were. stand
ing, sauntcring about and playing, the gray
haired matron, the digniicd Old man, the
beautiful maiden, tic sprigh1y youth and
the Joyous child. Dresses of all hucs and
colors gave variety and diversity to the pic
turc. Yhe coup doH on entering the grounds
embraced miucrature Arcadia, where care
was unknown, and peace and joy rcfgncd su-
prcme. Here was a group quietly inter
changing views on matters ofintercst whether
of church, State or local import, there CO.
terie of old friends, who from scarcity Of To-
comotion had not met for months; here were
young Indies and their gallants iudulging
in qn:ct h-tc-o-tctc, and on all sides in and
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TILE JOURNAL.
JOHN -AERSITA".
Editor. and Proprietor.
CAMDEN s. G., JUNE 20, 1s12.

OURsELvES.-During the summer,
the most intensely exciting and interest
ing political campaigns which has ever
ayitatcd this country, and one Of the ut
most importance'i its consequences TO
eur people, will be fought. 1T isvcry cs-
srntial that all our people should be kept
constantly and accurately posted as to
all the movements Of the contending par
ties, and for tlIat purpose we propose to
furnish to- a!lncw subscribers the JGnra'
from the 1st day Of July, to the 18th
of November next, for the exceedingly
small subscription Of ono dollar per copy.
We intend to fulfil our part of the CON
tract by giving accurate details OF all
movements, and making the 5o@"a1livc-
ly and spicy.
Our subscribers viii ohIigc us by OK,
tending this notice 10 their friends and
ncishbors.
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around, by twos and threes, or in shoals,
were seen happy children, running, swing
ing, playing games and having good time
generally. And as if to grace the occasion
nature lent her smiles, and with cooling
brcczes, relieved the heat of the waning sun.
After ai hoar or two of enjoyment the little
folks were summoned to 4 table which groan-
cd beneath its load Of delcacics Under the
direction of the Sabbath school teachers they
sang a beautiful little hymn, and every heart
.re-cchocd tic sweet melody. At its con-
clusion, our beloved pastor expressed in
few feicitons remarks thcjoy which his heart
felt at the scene, and his profound satisfac:
ton at the harmony pcrvading the occasion,
and the exhibition Of lore and good will
cyinccd between the members of his church
and ulgcd the hope that as Prcsbyterlans
they would take a pride in their church and
do all IN their power to advance the cause OF
tho Redecmcr. and promote the welfare OF
this vine of his planting, and then offered
upa touching heartfelt prayer. Then began
the attack on creams, jcllics, cakes, sweet
meats and candies, in a truly Santa Claus
style, while at the same time from the botnt
tiful supply the old folks were served. AS
finale the gooay company adjourned to shc
house where inspiring strains Of music. gave
a happy bcucdiction to the occasion, and
after parting Sautations Of Mutual good Will
and satisfaction, the company departed en-.
thusiastc over the entire SUCCESS OF tie cn-
tcrtainmcnt, and pledged to have another at
semc opportunc tinn. The whole scene in
spircl us with thcsubhmo poem ofthe Psalm
lists:
"Bcholl, how good and how pleasant it is
for brethren to dwell together i'll unity. 1t
is like the precious ointment upon tho head,
that ran down upon the bcard,:cvcn Aaron's
beard that went down to the skirts CT his
garments. AS the dew Of Hcrmon, and as
the dew that descended upon tho mountains
of zion: for these the Lord commanded the
blessing, even life cvcrmore."
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NEW NOVELS, &c.

Good bye sweetheart, sl.5O, paper &c: Mable
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cd ny steamer every week.
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New Advertisements.
INDUSTRIAL MUSEUM OF THE
Georgia State Museum.

Il is proposed tG establish in connection with
the State College of Agriculture end Mechanical
Arts. m Industrial iniiscrrn-to ctstain models
Of impro-cd agricultural machines and and i'm
plemcncs, products Of agriculture; products. of
manufacture, and the mcchnnc arts generally,
representing as far as possible all industrial
interests. This appeal is therefore made to the
public, not alone 10 Georgnns and d-the people OF
the South but to gll interested in industrial cd
ucation, to aidus in this enleavor, by sending to
the Museum whatever may illustrate agriculture
manufactures, or any of The mechanic arts.
We'solicit models Of machines Of any charac.
ter. modcls-ot bridges, plans and phooga .,hs Of
buildings bridges &c; minerals; spcci- ems OF
ores specimens ofwoods; products Of agricul,
turc: products ofmanufucture, exhibiting as far
as possible the 'rari0nS Stages of preparations
and generally, &?atcrtrihay Illustrate the in
duit ial arts. 49,.
Donations will be acknowledged by pnblica'
tion in the catalogue Direct all articles t!
President State College. Athens, Ga, marked "f0i
Industrial Museum"
The authorities ofthc following railroads, viz
Western s. &Atlantfc, atlanta & West Point nnt
Central with its'conncctiors, have generously Of
fcrcd to transport all articles designed for th'
Museum, free of charge, and it is expected TIT
other ruadf of The State willbc equally liberal.
All ncWsrapers favorable TO tle catsc cfindus
trial education are respectfully requested tfpub
lish this card. W. l.. BRoUN, Prcst.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice Of Assignee's Appointment.
INTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
. UNITED STATES-FoR THEEAsT-
ERN DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

- In the matter of ~.------a.--.,,.-
Stephen. Stephen G: cIyDurn' In Bankruptcy
NIo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-The under
L signed hereby gives notice OF his appoint
mcnt as assignee of Stephen c. Clyburn, ofCam-
den in the COUNTY of KerShaw and State of South
Carolina, within said district, who has been at-
Judged n bankrup, upon his 4own petition,' by
the District court of said District, >, :
Dated ut Camden the 18th day Of June, A. D..
1872. nESnYrC. SALM6S6,
Assignee.
G5" Charleston Daily News please cory once
per week for three weeks, and forward fill to
assignee. .-. -...
Ess.crn District Of South Casoliaa-S s. T.. :,
I Hereby lesignatc'the Camden Journdl and
the Charleston Daily Nens as the newspapers in
which the above notice shall be published by
Henry C. Snlmond, Assignee Of the estate o.
Stephen c. clyburn, bankrupt aforesaid. accord,
ing to law. lalso dcsignate the Camden Journa
as the paper in which all sales Of said bankrupts
property shall be advertised by The assignee.
WITNESS iry hand, this tfh' h'day of JnHu
ary, 1872. JULIUS c. CARPENTER.
june 13w3 Register in Bankruptcy
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For Sale.

(roIE, Flour, &c., &c. -.
10000 Bushels Prime White Corn,
10000 bushels Prime Mixed Corn,
500 Bales selected Hay.
I 1,e00 Bbls. Flour-all grades,
500 Selected secondhand Spirit Casks.
100 Boxes Dry Saatcd Sides,
80 IIhds Smoked Sides AMI Shoulders,
SO Tons No. Peruvian .Guano,
$50 Bags Coffee,
15e Bills Sugar.
$50 Bbls Syrup,
80 Bales Cotton Yarn.
90 Bales Shooting.
For gale low by, ..
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{:a; 5;S;io:5 i; +; D; KS""oiy' L" Bankruptcy
YE1O WHOM IT MAY C0NCEHN--The Hndcr'
4 sighed hereby gives notice of bis ap, oint'
.mcnt as Assignee pfJohn j. Kennedy of Cam,
den. in the County Of Krrsllaw. and State ol
South Carolina. within said District; who has
been adiu,,scd 81 bankrupt upon his own pcti-
tion, by the District Court of said Distri :,
liated at Camden, the l3lh day Of juno a. d.
1872. HENRY I. 1AhN'"r'
Assignee.
te;y- The Charleston Daily News will please
copv oncca week for three weeks, and forward
bill tn assignee.
Eastern Nisi,iet Of So~'h CvIm"--S s:
Hereby designate the Camden "9"r"a'
and the Charleston .Nr"', as the newspapers III
which the above notice shall he published by
IIrynY G. SAIMoxp, Assignee of John d. kcnnc-
,ly, bankrupt aforesaid, according to law. a
50 designate the Camden JonrnaI as the ncwspa'
ncr in which all sales Of sail bankrIrts prop
crty shall he advertised Ivy the assignee: =
WrrHEss my hand, this 9th day Of Jnny: a.
d. 1872. JULIUS {. CAh!EAIEk'
iune 13w3 Register in Bankruptcy.
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Dancing School.

TIE second session of Mons. Egrg"rs Schuo
will begin on the 18th inst. The price nf tuition
has been srculy reduced on ac2otnt Of Il large
club being formed. Young ladies rai; la,&c their
lessons either in the afternoon or evening. For
particulars apply at the Kcrshaw House.
iunc 2Uthtt.
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nothing to hope for but in change ofrulers.
And tkird, those, who being reckless of CON-
sequences. prefer Greeley to Grant. Tomovc
any other class Of Republicans to his support,
it must be demonstrated that he has at least
prospect Of success. So lng as the Demo
Gratis threaten nomination, Greeley will not
seem to have The ghost Of chnnrc. That
dctcrmncd-th threat withdrawn-Grcclcy
accepted by the Dcmocrats-his strength
will be made manifest All trsc Rcpubli-
cans will flock to Eis standard, the
American people will follow to victory the
white banncr Of purity and peace, over the
discemi1cI followers Of the personal party
that mcnaccs the liberties bought by the
Blood OF our Fathers.
AGRICULTURAL CnSGREss-Thc Third
Session Of this great American institution
was held at st. Is,uis, commencing May q,
1872. The following arc the subjects dis
Hlsscd.
Nctcoro!ogy-Com. NJ. +: Mdury, Va;
Pref J. B. Turner, ILL.,; Rev. \. Means, Ca.
On Forest Cuturc-R. S. Elliott, Kansas
Pacific Railroad Company; Dr. John a.
Wardcr, Ohio; W. G. Flagg, ILL.,
Experimental Agriculturc-Dr G. ".
Spaulcling, Mo-; Gen. w H. Jackson, Tenn;
Charles a. Bailey, Mo.
Agricultural Elucatioa-Col. r. Il. With
cr;, Va; II. n. McAllistcr, Py j. *. llud-
son. Kansas.
On Grasscs-L D. Morse, Mo-; Mr. VIII
lau,, Ind; @. Al. j. lear, Mo.
On Transportation and Comnercc-(icn.
j. S. Mar,uaaukc, Mo; Gen. W. b. Wilson,
Ivwa; Z. n. E;eion, Ma.
On Fcrllizcrs--Prof. Jameson. A}a.; +.
Fontain", Ga.;-I. G. Burroughs, Ill.
On Labor and Ilnmigration-W. NJ. Law
ton S: g.; Jundge George Edn'unds, ILL.,;
Il. b. Whitman, Ga.
On live Stock-Dr. r, j. Spur, Ky;
G. II. Jones, Ga; D. j. Gillian.
On IInrticulture-Dr. Il. S. Hull. ILL.,; I.
II. French, Tenn J. G. Ratcliif, Ind.
On Crop Statistics-Com. NJ. +. Maury,
Va; w. W. Corbett, ILL.,; Nj. Colman, Mo.
On Public I.ands-Siss Beat, Mo-; Maj
G.. j. Anthony, Kansas; Maj. L. W. Mood
Ya"A, S. ..
On Gcpl"gy-Dr Jno. a. Warlcr, Ohio;
DR.. A. Means, Ga; T. &. Jackson, Ind.
The hbors Of this Congress cannot well be
ovcr-cst;:aatcd, Naj. Woodward, Mc$srs.
Holmes and W. NJ. Lawtou, Of this State,
were present, and tic Sou:h generally was
well represented.
The Amcricau Farmers Advocate pf Au-
gust, will contain the address Of Commodore
Naury, presenting scheme in which the
entire country is Interested. Copies Of the
.i'ror"tc can be obtained by addressing
american Farmers Advocate, st. Louis, Mo
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Lace Collars and Cuffs .. T.. ..
: AtLEVlN& DRILL'S
., Broad Street, Camden:
THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL
Ma, KERSHAW C0UNTY-CoURT
OF oFCuMMoE- PLEAS. .'

John F. Ficken, Plaintiff, against J., ....:...
Summons fur
Edward R. Morris, Defendant. Relief.
ITO the defendant, Edward r. Morris. You
arc hereby snmmbicd and required to ans
wei tfc compiaiht in this action which has been
filed in the Office of the clerk Of common pleas
for said county, and to serve o copy of your ans
wcr to the said complaint on the subscribers; 1T
their Office, corner of Broad and Church Streets,
Charleston S. G.; within twenty days after tho
scrticc hereof exclusive of tie day o. such ser:
ticc: and If you fail to answer tie complaint
within tho time aforesaid the plhntiff in this
action will apply to the court; for the relief de-
mandcd in the complaint,
Dated March Doth, 1872,
BURYEA & &COHEH, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
.... Charleston, s. e.
TO THE DEFENDANT, EdwardR Morris, take
notice, that the summons in this action Of which
the forcstins is a true copy, was filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Kershaw County, on the 4th day of
April 1872.
DURYEA'S s. COHEN Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Charleston $. c.
apl 25-Cw
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q CARD.
CAMDEN. S. G., juno 10: 1872.

NsflT NII.', H' o., 'UIC IL: IOI-'
Mr.. JeEN KEGsUTw,
Eiitor Gums7cn Jorran7:
Dear Sir--Thinkins that my name may
be connected with tho meeting held at the
Court House on Monday, the 18th inst, as
joining the present Republican Party: this
is to inform you and the public tat.T did no
sch thing, neither is il my intention 10 do
50.
:. Yours respectfully,
JOHN Il. GOoDALE.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice of Assigncc's Appointment.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OTTIIE
UNITED STATES-ToE TuEEAsT-
EEy DISTRICT OF South CAROLINA.

I'm the matter Of
1snf, nanf,05;. Er"i" King I" Bankruptcy
I!N0 WHOM TT MAY CONCERN-Thc under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoint
mcnt as Assieanc OF james Erwin King, of Cam
den, in the County of Kcrslaw and State Of
South Carolina, within said District, who has
been adiulgrd bankrupt uron his own petition
hy The District Court of sail District.
Dated y, Ganslcn, the Sih:day Of June, y. D.
1872 ... Henry E. SALMoHp,
Assignee.
ny" Charleston Daily News please copy once
IL week for three weeks, and forward bill to
assignee.
Eus.erM t7ist.Fri Of South Cnrolna-S S: =.
Hereby designate the Camden "ohr""I and
the Charleston Daily .yrcs AS the 'Newspa.-
pcrs in which the above Notice shall be publish
ell hy HSxcY &. C.SNLMOND, Assir;fcc of the cstatc c
of james Erwin King, bankrupt eccrcsaid, ac-
cording 10 aw. | ulso designate tlic Citmdcn
JornMns the pager in whEi' MI sales of the
bankrpp,s property shall be advertised by said
assignee.
Dated at Charleston the 9Th day Of Jahuary,
4. D..ls73. JULES c. CARPENTER. :.
iuncI3w3 Register in Bankruptcy.
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MAIN ST., COT
Zone Door South & the 'Csla,nnbia H6tcl)

r HAVE in 'storc one of the most choice and
| select assortment of DRY GOODS, ever
brought to. this market; nud am daily adding to
it, The DRESS GOODS department contains
everything now Fashionable and Attractive.
consigiinsTo sTof Siks, Grenadines, pofiihs, Muslins,
and tic celebrated 'eDoIlcy Vardcn'' and "Nlari-
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To The Above !. Have Added a

r ARGE stsek Of Millinery Goeas, under 'fhc
IL supervision of Miss AtcCormitE, go extca-
sivcly known us an accomplishcdlady y III her Ehc
In this department will be found n. superb and
complete stock, selected by herself, and uhsdr-
passed in variety and quality, ty uny house in
thc'SOcth.
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OBITUARY..

DEB, .~on the 18th of June, after short
Illness, SHADkAcH RoDGERs, of Kcrshaw
District, S. G., in the S4th year Of his age.
Ills father was Il native of this State, and
served as soldier in the Revolutionary war
Of the United States, and was living in this
District at the time Of Gates 'dcfcat near
Camden.
The deceased was married TO Mary A.
Gaskin, Of Williamsburg District, Of this
State, October 4, 1910.
He served as 4 soldier under Capt. Capcrs
in Col. 3cnliam's Regiment, ut Charleston,
5. G., in the war fl9l2.
lie Vas 4 farmer by occupation, and raised
large family, and lived to bury his wife
and eight of children out of twelve. lie
leaves one son, the Rev. j. +. Rodgers:
and three daughters. many friends and rcla'
tiycs, to mourn his departure. but they
sorrow not as those who have no hope: lie
had been mc:nbcr Of the Antioch Baptist
Church of Christ. for rrorc t}ian twenty years,
and died resigned to tisc will Of God, in thc
liupc of eternal life.
Sullcr, Of the cross, we'll done,
The battle fought, the yict'nT won.
A FRIEND.
D!rp-At HackcnyacE. y. j.. |unc 10th.
MARY EiLzABETM, third child Of Df. NJ.
w. and Sarah r. Heath, and grandellid oil
j. n. and S. \. f. Gamcwell aged two years,
seven months and 6ltccn days.