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BURGLARY.-The mill of Mr.. w.
F. brewer, on Beaver Greek, in this
county, was broken into On the night OF
the llth instant, and quantity Of seed
cotton and corn stolen therefrom. The
villain was traced to the house of Sam
Dye, colored, where the most OF the
property was found. Sam stated that
i, had been brought there on the morn
ing of the 18th instant by one Bartlett
Brewer, who asked him to allow ii
to remain day or two, or until he
came after it. Bartlett, hearing that he
was about to be overtaken, left for paris
unknown, and has not since been heard
from.
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ANOTHER SAD DEATH.-It is with
feelings cf deepest saducss that we
chronicle the death Of Mrs. Lizzie Boy.
kin, the beloved wife Of our esteemed
felIow-ci,izen, Mr.. A. II. Boykin, and
daughter of the late Thomas G. Rich
ardson, Esq, of Clarendon, which oc-
Cured on the 18th instant. Mrs. Boy
kin leaves her husband, two children,
and q large circle Of relatives and friends
to mourn their loss.
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An ENrEgpRIsE.-Mr. j. A. Arm'
strong has now in process OF construc-
ton at the shops Of Mr. N. A. MG'ls, u
handsome omnibus, which he proposes
wien completed, to run for the aceommo'
dation Of passengers to and from the
depot. We propose to give description
of this fine vehicle as soon IS 1t receives
the finishing touches from the hands oI
tbrt accomplished painter and ftisher
Mr.. J. G.. Franklin.
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fRenortsd for the Camden JournM.i
/. d. D. +.
Proceeding OF the Grand Lodge
OF south Carolina.

The Grand Lodge Of the |. o. .. i.
Of the State Of South Caroiina held Its
annual session on Wednesday, the 18th
instant, at Oraugeburg, assembling at
10 A. M. in the Masonic Hall.
In the absence of the NJ. W. G. NJ,
D. G.. NJ. Barton called the Lodge to
order, p. G. Hunt, of Nexbcrry, acting
d. G. II. Tho .oll Of officers IVES called,
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Sons OF TEMpERASCE.-At a late
meeting of Lynchwood Division, No.
II, Sons of Temperance, the following
officers wero installed for the ensuing
quarter by brother d. NJ. Bethune,
Deputy Grand Worthy Patriarch
G. W. McCmkill, W. p; j. II. Hen
dirk. W. A; D. M.Lanrin, i. s.; f.
NJ. Hendrix. A. r. s; j. NJ. Watts, +.
S; NJ. X. Marlborough, T.; F. I. Me-
Caskill. Chap; J. X. Murehison, C.;
T.. l.. Copeland, A. e.; }. +. Ingram, !.
S; D. NJ. Beihune, o. S; Thos. Il. f.
Bethune, p. W. p.
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MAsoNIc.-At the last regular COM
munication Of Lynchwood Lodge, No.
1917, the following officers we're installed
for the ensuing year by brother j. Dun
can Shaw, Deputy Grand Master:
Neil A. Bethune, W. NJ; S. n. New.
u.an, S. W.; J. w. Taylor, j. w.; s.
b. Hall. Secretary; Angus McGougan,
Treasurer; II. G. Hall. $. d; j.. T.
PEBBLES, j. D.; J. NJ. Tlller and r. W.
Sesars, Stewards; j. Hendrix, Tller.
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MOTHER. save your children from torture
and death by using Shriner's Indian YER
mifuge. 1t will destroy and expel worms
of every variety. 1t is reliable agent.
Use it according to the directions OF the
bottle, and watch the result, and you will
be convinced that it does its work well.
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How Ir?-Our C amden merchants

How is Ir?-Our G amden merchants
sell their goods at the smalles: advance
upon cost possible for cash, and yet
they are constantly hearing Of the low
prices charged in Monroe. They would
like to know how it is, and where the
Monroe merchants 20 to replcnish their
stock, so that they can go there, too.
Do they 90 to the Northern markets, or
elsewhere
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-22

yAeRANrs.-Camden is infested by
, considerable number of persons, OF
both sexes, who have no visible means
of support, and who are never guilty OF
y A,liciting work. Yet they live, and
nut the town to great expense to keep
them from hurting somebo'y better
Than Themselves, or breaking into stores,
&c IF the town authorities would en-.
force The vacrant law against such char
ac,ers. their course would be approved
by houest working people everywhere.
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Corsets are sold remarkably cheap
at II. Baruch s.-Avt

New DREss.-The Lumberton { n.
c. RoJesonian comes to US this week
in a new dress and new original story.
The paper is much improved in appear
arce. though with new type, the press
work should be better.
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DEMcIoUs.-We were shown the
ether day, lot of apples taken from
the orchard Of Mr.. William Ralsy, OF
this county. which were superior in
favor to any Northern apples We have
seen. Mr. Raley gathers a large quan-
tity OF them annually, aud keeps them
through the winter.
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Soon TO BE.-As soon as the ker-
shaw Guards get their new uniforms
they will make display on the streets.
A we'll drilled and handsomely uni
formed company is always an attraction,
and is valuable acquisition to any COM
munity.
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FREsuETs.-The river and most of
the large creeks in Kershuw county
have hardly been passable in nearly two
weeks. A friend says there has been a
new freshet in I.ynhces creek nearly every
day for more than week. The river
was again rising yesterday, but had not
escaped its banks.
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The Cotton Market.

CAMDEN, s. G., Jan. %, 1873.
Daring the week past, the market
has continued active and firm, with
larger sales than for any week since
Christmas. We can report no advance
in prices, but they have maintained the
figures reached the week previous, iO3
being paid for best grades. Sales for
the week 397 bales
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The people Of Camden and the snr,
rounding country will regret to hear OF
the death of Mr.. f. G.. Robinson, for
merry a citizen of our town, but for the
last ten years of Memphis, Tenn, where
he died on the 4th instant in the Goth
gear Of Ills age.
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OuERY.-Woull it not be well fol

the County Democratic Executive Com
mi,tee to hold a meeting, and discuss
matters generally, before many oil tic
members will become so busily engaged
mon their farms as to render it iucon-
venicnt for them to come to town !
The Executive Committee Of Anderson
county held such meeting some weeks
acc. and organized for victory
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SuERlFr's SALEs.-A careful! perusal
Of our exchanges for several years. past
reveals the gratifying Fact that there has
been fewer sheriff's sales in Kersbaw
than any other county in the State.
This must indicate that the financial
condition of our people, though bad, is
better than it is in some other localities.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-22

4 Coon BEGINNISG.-Jim Dolby,
ard William Adamson, alias Bill Slick,
were arrested yesterday BY the police
on charge of vagraucy, and confined ia
the guard house.
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AproINTEp.-The bonds Of Coroner
Conway and County Commissioner
English having been adjudged insult
cient aud their Offices vacant, Governor
Hampton has appointed Mr.. W. E..
johnson County Commissioner, and
Mr.. John Il. Goodale, Coroner.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-22

He MADE THE TRrp.-We made
mention last spring ofonc Of our most
thrifty planters, who had been giving
liens on his crop, for three or four years
past to factors in Charleston-not that
it was at al necessary for him to do so,
because, but as he thought, he could in
that way obtain his supplies moro con-
veniru,ly, which would allow him more
time, as he said, for playing gentle
man. and who had fallen behind during
that period not less than $4,000, though
he did anything else but play gentle
man" in the sense meant, and sent TO
his factors all the cotton that he male
every year. had borrowed enough mo-
ney at twelve per cent to pay up the
deficiencies ofprevious years, discharged
his factor. sworn out from the lien busi.
ness, and announced his determination
to settle the debt with the proceeds Of
the crop Of 1877, besides paying for his
advances during the year. Well, he
has made the trip, despite the upfavor-
able seasons, aud low price Of cotton.
and has on hand nearly enough corn
and bacon Of his own raising to carry
him through the summer. He says
,hat in a year or two more he will "play
gentleman" sure enough. And what he
can do, any other planter in Kcrshaw
county can do.
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STILL IT COMES. notwithstanding
the ruluously low prices and lateness oil
the season. cotton continues to come to
market in large quantities. Thursday
and Friday of last week, tie streets Of
Camden were crowded with wagons from
the country.
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You can always find beautiful
assortment Of Ties, Embroideries,
Laces, Cuffs and Collars at H. b.
ruch's Dry Goods Emporium.-Avt
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DESTROYED DY wORSs.-Can we imagine
more horrible death Gnawing-gnaw
iug-gnawing. night AMI day, until the
yiials are eaten away. Shriners Indian
yermifuge will destroy and eject those dis
pusting creatures from the intestines. Ask
for Shriner's Indian Vermifuge.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-22

Three or four rooms Of residence. sit
rated in desirable locality, and within
ten minutes walk Of the business centre Of
the town. On the place isa new well Of
excellent water, outbuildipgs. Sc. Apply
TO WM. D. TRANTHAN.
janStf
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HARMAN K ARHANTs.-Attentlon
il directed to the advertisement Of this
new firm; who have bought out the
stock in trade Of the late S. A. BenJa-
min. They are both young men OF
enterprise and business capacity. and
we bespcak for them liberal patronage.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-22

Observation-Disclosures is called to
the advertisement Ct Mr.. NJ. A. Metts,
announcing his removal to his more
comnodious shops on Broad street.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-22

In the "Ladics Department" you
will find an assortment Of trimmed
and untrimmed Hats, Ladies Under
wear at H. Baruch s.-Avt
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A full line of Black Alpacas just
received, and offered extremely low,
at II. Baruch' 's.-Avt
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p.rrsrs are responsible for the life and

health of their children therefore they
should do their duty iu enleavoring to pro-
tect them from the fury Of worms' the
child's greatest enemy. Shrinsrs Indian
vermifuss will destroy and sIpsl wsrm'
frsn h>.b children aud sdpltA
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-22

Bear in mind that you can always
purchase goods cheaper than the
cheapest at the extensive Dry Goods
Establishment Of II. Baruch.-Avt
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-22

In DEMAND.-Towu lots for farm
ing purposesare in great demand. Every
available foot of ground will be planted
in something this year.
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Special Notice.

All persons are hereby warned not 10
pass anything to my credit, except upon
the order Of myself or James F. suther-
land, Esq.
janl5-2t HENRIETTA II. DrLEON.
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DEEn.-Thc yonng men Of Liberty
Hill AMI vicinity have recently been
killing deer among the hills along the
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A full line of Hosiery for Ladies,
Misses and Children very cheap at
II. Beruch' 's.-Avt
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BE sure to get your Clothing and
Hats at the popular store Of II. Ba'
ruch 's.-Avt
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Mems Unlauudried Shirts, the
best goods for the money to be
found i'll Camden, at II. Baruch's.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-22

The largest and decidedly cheap
est stock of Boots and Shoes that
can be found in Camden, at Il. Ia
ruch' 's-hvt
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Special Notices.

Shawls! Shawlsl at greatly re-
duced prices at H. Bardch's Dry
Goods Emporium.-Avt
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A Card.

The copartnership hitherto existing un-
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
The undersigned will continue the practice
Of law in all of the Sta:e and Federal
Courts. W. L. DR2ASS.
Camden. S. c., January 10, 1873. j
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A Card.

| hereby give notice that l have FOR the
present discontinued the practice OF medi-
cine. J. J. HORTON, NJ. D.
janStf
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Call for the so cent 2 button Kid
Gloves, in all desirable shades, at
II Baruch s.-Avt
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Riddles Hotel,
LANCASTER G. a., s. G.

Having purchased the Hotel formerly occupied
by MIR. Jones Crockett, situated on Main street,
ara prepared TO receive transient and permanent
boarders.
Good accommodations at reasonable rates.
Stables aud Lots free TO droyers.
1anl5lf ]. NJ. RIDDIH.
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Window Shades and Fixtures a
II. Baruch 's.-Avt
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New Styles of Ladies Cloaks cal
be found at II. Baruch's s.-Avt
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The passenger trains on the South Care.
lina Railroad will run rs follows:
FOR COLUMBIA
Sundays !cIccpted.)
Leave Charleston 500 q. m. S.50a. ~
Arrive at Columbia ll.00 .. m. 6.46 0. n
FOR AUGUSTA.
Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston 900 a. m. 1.20 p. ~.
Arrive at Augusta 300 p. m. 6.l5 q. Al.
FOR CHARLESTON.
Sundays excepted
Leave Columbia 530p. IN. 7l5 p. M.
Arrive at Charleston 1900 p. M. 6.l5 i. n.
Leave Augusta $50 q. m. $40 p.
Arrive at Charleston APO p. M. 800 u. n.
CAMDEN TRAIN.
The Camden train will leave Camden 81
100 In on Mondays, Wednesday, AMI
Fridays. and connect at Kingsville with The
up passenger train for Columbia. On Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays 1t will con.
meet at Kingsville with down passenger
train from Columbia. and arrive at Camden
at o. As IN. Connects daily with trains
from and &c Charleston.
' $. s. soLOMONs. Sapt.
8. h. Plstsp., Qsa'l Ticket As''
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Blankets, Oerpa Flannel, Plain
and Twilled Flannels, Cloths and
Cassimercs in large variety, very
heap, at II. Baruch's.-Avt
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Carpets. Carpets Rugs! Rugs,
at II. Baruch' 's.-Avt
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Undershirts Undershirts ! Gen.
uinc Bargains at H. Baruch's'-Av'
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LOCAL ITEMS.

RENT LIENS.-Blank liens for rent
for sale at Lis office.
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10. o. F.-The report We publish
of the proceedings of the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows woulu indicate that the
order ia other portions Of the country
are in healthy condition, If not entire
ly prosperous, in this State. Kershaw
Lodge, No. 9, Of Camden, is making
an effort to commence working again.
Their application to the Grand Master
for the privilege of applying outside of
his jurisdiction for assistance to build
up her waste places, will, no doubt, even
tuate in funds sufficient to re-furnish
their Lodge Room with all the fixtures
which were destroyed by fire in Febru-
ary last.
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Vegetine.

REV. j. ?. LUDLOW WRITES
II5 BALTIC STREET, BROOKLYN. ",
November Il, 1874.
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir: From personal beneat received rs
It's use, as well as from persona, knowledge 6f
those whose cures thereby have almost seemed
miraculous, / can most heartily aud sincerely
recommend the VEGETfSH for the complaints
which IL Is claimed to cure.
JAMES p. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church,
Sacramento, Cal.
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WCK'S
Flower and Vegetable Garden

IL the most beautiful work Of the kind in the
world. It contains 100 pages, hundreds OF 1nc
Illustrations, and six chrome plates Of flowers.
Price, 80 cents In paper covers 81 in elegan'
cloth. Printed In German and English.
Vick's Illustrated Monthly MagaZne-32 pages,
lne Illustrations, and colcred Plate In every num-
be-. Price $i.2j per year; five copies ..
vick's Catalogue-3Qd Illustrations, only 2 cts.
Address, JAMES WICK.
janl5-It Rochester, n. 7.
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A full line of Handkerchiefs and
Hosiery to be had at H. Baruch's.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ExecutOr'S Notice.

An persons having claims against the
,ata lanes VI. Davis are requested to rem
Jor an account Of their demands to the
undersigned within the time requireu oy
law. and all persons indebted 10 him WILL
make payment to the undersigned.
Persons having law business entrusted
to him are requested to call and take away
their papers. rssrpp
:.o,u Executor.
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MARRIED.

On the l7th instant, by Rev. J. Z. Rod
gers, Mr.. Finly b McGaskill. OF sumter
county. and Miss Cathariue s. NJ. Boysih'
yonugest daughter of Col. s. NJ. bsyXih'
VI Kershaw.
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MILITARY AproISTMENTs.-Majol-
General John d. Kennedy, command
ing the Second Division, Volunteer
State Troops, has appointed the follow
ing staff: c. J. McDowali. Adjutunt
General ; John B. Erwin, Inspector
General IT. L. James. Quartermaster
General; F. Manning, Comnissary
General; j. J. Heu,phi'l, Engineer !;
John Scofin, Ordinance Officer S
Baruch, Surgeon-a|! with the rank of
Lieutenant Colonel. j. F. Mackey,
Assistant Surgeon 0. Sheppard. is.
Werner. Henry Massey. James Cantey.
Iredell Jones, Wade II. Manning, T.
Ross Robertson and 2. II. Nelson,
aides -dc-camp, with the rank Of Major.
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REMOVAL.
beg to inform the public that I have re-
moved my
Carriage. Wagon and
Blacksmith Shops

To the building recently fitted up by me,
on Broad street, one door south OF Le''ner
& Dunlaps law office ,s;,;.,.
with more room and Increased facilities
for turning out first-class work, feel JUS.
,ifed in guaranteeing satisfaction for all
work turned out in any department Of my
business. .-r-A
jaaasSa Sa>'
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Procure one of those beautifulsets
of Furs or Fur Capes at H. Bsruch's.
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MOIasses.

rNN BARRELS New Crop New Orleans
lVV Molasses.
For sale low by
jvnltf BAUM BkOS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-03-08

with his servant Richard. The lady who
was more faithful than the merchant,
disguised and followed him, and made
her way to the sea shore. The mer
chant had taught her only two English
wOrds-LondOn and Gilbert. She went
among the ships saying "London,"
London" over and over again, until
the sailors found an English vessel that
would carry her there. With her jewels
she paid her passage. The merchant
was sitting in his house in London,
when he heard great noise in the
street. Soon the servant Richard came
in saying, "Master, Master, here is the
Saracen lady, going up and down the
street calling Gilbert Gilbert" When
the merchant saw her and thought of
the tenderness she had shown him in
his captivity, and her constancy, he re-
ceived her. They were married shortly
and Thomas Beckett was their son, and
the favOrite of King Henry the Second.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-03-08
Answers to Questions in English Lit
erature.
No. 10.

l. James Hogg, who was born in the
forest of Ettlick.
2. To the reign of Queen Anne.
3. John Wilson. Professor of Moral
Philosophy in the University of Ed
inburgh, one of the "Lake School"
and the author of Lights and Shadows
of Scottish Life"
4. DR.. Henry Cary, who composed it
in honor of George III.
5. In the Masque of alfred" the
paint production of James Thomson,
author of The Seasons, and David Mallet.
6. Samuel johnson.
I. In I765. To Oliver Goldsmith.
8. Lawrence Sterne. 17l3-l765.
9. Addison, Walpole, Steele and Con-
grove. A pastry cook named Chris
tOpher Katt furnished the club with
mutton pies, and it hence assumed the
nickname of the cook.
10. Verses in which the middle words
rhymes with the end one.
''If true the fate thy bards relate,
Where bides this stane, Scotch kings shall reign
Whose deeds of glory shall live in story"
IL. Alexander Pope.
IL. Legend means simply something
to be read, from the Latin Legere. The
lives of the saints were formerly read
at mathis, and love for the wonderful
so predOminated in these readings that
the word came to signify an event based
on tradition.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-03-08
Reliaions Reading.
What of the NightP
lisa. 21:11.

Thy God brought thee forth out OF
Egypt by night. Deut. 10: 1.
He led them . all the night with
a light of fire. Ps. 70: IA.
The Lord went before them by
night in pillar of fire, to give them
light. Elk. 1872
And when the dew fell upon the camp
in the night, the mamma fell upon it.
Mum. ll:9.
The secret was revealed unto Daniel
i'm a night vision. Dan. 2: 10.
Thou hast visited me in the night.
Ps. 17:3.
In the night his song shall be with
me. Ps. 40: 8.
God &. giveth songs in the night.
Job 35: 10.
call to remembrance my song in the
night. Ps. II: g.
Even the night shall be light about
me the night shineth as the day.
Ps. l39: II, IL.
At evening time it shall be light.
Zech. l4:7.