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REGIMENTAL. ORDER,

Camden, August I'd, 1886
"A n election ishercby ordered 70 be held
\ at the respective muster grounds OF
the Beat companies in the upper Battalion
on Friday the 3olh September uext, for,
Major,o ill tie vacancy c-easioned by the
resignation OF Il. Col. QuinliB.
Officers commanding companies viii
cause this order TO be carried inio execu-
lion and returns made 70 The Col as soon
thereafter as possible. by order Sf Col.
John Chrsnpt.
u, ID. MURRAY. Adj's esd Reg s GIN
Esira,s of the iaw.goreTning thssrlec-.
iion for Major
That when the commission of Major
shall bccnme vacant, the Coinnel md ii
there be M Col the officer next III com
mnand in ,hesaid regiment, ball order cscil
Captain or commands of company; to
call to his assistance two of bis snbalsrn
officers, or other it and proper persons 20
open and hold spoil atstheir respective
muster grounds, giving fort days no,iee.
by advertising in three pablic cpiacca inth6
bounds of iheir4conlmuhd; the said mana.
gers shall hold the poll on ons.d day at fhrir.
muster ground, from cissen O'clock IN The
| morning until three oscIork I'D ths sffcs.
noon and shall mrct ca thE batta hon s1ps-
ter ground, or some public Rouse neSE shs
same, on the day following, and count oyes
the votcs and declare the cletion. 81 II
August 6-sS-lf *
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Modern Ladies,-How Is man 10 asccr-
tain the real personal attractions Of q mo-
dcrn lady-hcr arms in balloons, her hips
in buckles. her face SGT OF with artificial
curls, and her wais. squeezed into an atsi-
fetal span by the aid of steel aud whale.
bonc' Or saIher. supposing man should
marry a woman thus bull, and inflated 10
The roundncss and symmetry Of beauty.
on the supposi,ion thai such shape nas
her own, how would lie look when Ic
found that al he admired wan the effect
Of mere padding aud wadding. putting
and slufIing! .ihai she was Inflated into
symme,ry-all but her waist, which was
none Of The mos, slender when released
from Tho Calling bondage Of her Stays. Il
burs. on, indignun, 10 its proper clumsi
ness. Nigh, he no, demand an annuI-
ling Of the marriage cou,rnel' Nigh, hr
not plead tina, he had been cheaicd and
deceived, Nigh, he no, say,"I married,
ss thought, a finc, robust, wcll-formcd
woman; find her. when divcs,ed Of her
borrowed plumcs and s.ufline. an ordina-
ry fccble.bodicd object, as shapclcss as a
post" In verify, il some redress be no.
provided for such fearful contingency,
no bachelor will be safe; for as eal!an,ry
and dclicaey would forbid him TO reques.
more satisfactory view Of lady than
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no sALLY

I knit my brow, and rack my brain;
lscratch my head, bnt scratch in vaia;
rub my hands, and biic, my uail,
To rub and bite donought avail;
frcs.lcss change from rcat U scat,
And walk about in Stocking ret,
Lpok al the ceiling and the Roos,
The walls, the windoSr and the door.
invoke tho muses., one aud all,
ft3ut ,i.rs re too far TO hcas my calD
n yamorous bosom 10 ins,isc,
WfliIa /, with ,src poetic ti,c,
in lofty s,rsias OF noble rcsac,
The beauties Of my luvc sehrarsc.
All this do; but al, IN VAN.
Md e'cn the si.cnic can raisc rny. strain,
Then i'liput up my rugged quill,
And will, with true love, sorr you ssiil.
81 rErEs-
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SOUTH CAROLINA
SI.N7ER DISHRECE
Jeremiah PITTS applicant,

3.
James Brunson. Joseph Brunson. Mary
Brunson. (wifc Of Isaac Brunson, Jun'rs
dcc'd,) Mary Brunson. (wife Of Daniel
Brunson deed Rcnjamin Hay. william
Wilder.a and Mary his wife; the children Of
Daniel and Mareare, Holiday, j. J. Brnn.
SON. Washington Brunson, James Bsunscn
and Sarah Beers, children ef Mrs. Benis.
Ger. John ). Banis,er, and children, nf
Susanah Banis,er. decd. children Of Do.
mel and Mary, Brunson, chiliren ef Je-
rcmiah and volentinc Piiis. xnd children
Of Lemael B. Davis, and Matilda. his wife
John n. Dorgan, guardian adlitcIn Tor
Minors defendants.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that
Mary Brunson wife Of Daniel Brunson
john Banis,cr, Daniel Holiday. the chill
dren Of Daniel and Mary Brunson. also
the children Of Daniel and Margaret Hol.
lady, James Brunson, and Safah Beers
land others if any) OF the legal heirs and
representatives Of Isaac Brunson, Sensr.
decd Reside without this State. Il is
therefore ordered, ,ha. they do appear and
object to the division or sale Of the real
Estate of Isaac Bruuson Sen'r on or be-
fore the first Monday in octobe, next, or
their consent 1.-the same will be entered
Of recordA
WILLIAM LEWIS, &
Ordiaary& ID.
July 30-27-h
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90 70 .nilts sonh Of Charlotte, \ { on-ihE Cdmdfn
road.
Where thc.subscribcr continues his House
of Entertainment, having builIa a neD Aohsc,
expressly for the accommodation of stran-
gers. He hopes to be abieto rcrder his
guests comfortable and happy. and soIicits
q continuance Of former pasronage.---No
exertions shall be wanting on The part Of
tho Subscriber.
<. DAVID HkGINS.
Jaly B-.25--cm
N. Is. Mr.. C.. Wingei, my agent for. The
house, will BE- in constant attendance.
D. II.
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Poetry.
From the Ne~Y York Spirit Of the Times.
TEyAS.-sv r. L. wADrzHL.

From the Ne~ York Spirit Of the Times.
TEyAS.--sv r. L. wADrzrL.
nark: from the land wherc blooms the rose,
Throughout year OF fruits and flowers,
The CLARION 8 call! for Freedoms foes
Would dare invade her socrcd bowers.
There has the settler reared his homo,
By hardy tod and bold emprise,
and from Religions peaceful dome
His grateful pray rs TO Heay u arise
His children round the cottage bcaftii-
The infant on its mothers 8 knee
Were taught the holies, law on caisa'
Which God approves, IS taSe J'1'
And now the hour is enme al iast-
Reb.tI;ons : smo,Ie.'d cry has broke;
Too Iony In the calling bondage east,
They Swear 10 esush tyrants yoke.
I1.rk, from tho land where patriots dwell,
The clarion call, a wall Of gricG
Shall 7saas fall as Poland fclH
No ai,u be raised for her rclicf
No, by the Ann which led them on
To settle la that fairy CLINE,
They'll laugh bIcst Freedoms foes TO scorn,
Or perish in the cause subliu,e'
Oh, righteous cansc, whcn man opp,cssd
Girds on the sword 10 do or die,
His name in glory o page shall rest
And angels xaa his sou! on high!
Though dark Oppres,s5a DER hes lower,
From bondage TEXAS sha!farisc,
Aud crush hsugtis despots poweI--
Fer Gag triumphant swecps The skics!
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Ne,C .Copartnershap.

EN,HE undersigned having on the ist inst
II associated ,hcmselvcsin the mescan-
tile business. under The firm Of Shannon.
srGcc & Co, respectfully solicit from the
community and particularly the former
customers Of Shannon s. M'DowaIl, q
continuance Of The liberal patronage ex-
tended 10 that trm. ant! which il viii be
,tcir epdceyor 10 merit, Their stock Of
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MFR. AARON BURR is authorized to
IYl. nc. O. our agcn. and all persons in.
.dcblcd to us arc requested TO make imme-
date payment To the said agent who is
fully empowered 10 settle all our accounts
and girc receipts for the same.
J.i& S. WHITE.
Durham, Conn't. July 23-a7-c
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Books aud Womes.-A good book and a
good woman are excellen, things for those
who know how TO appreciate their value
There are men, however, who judge of both
from the beauty Of their covering.
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the present fashion Of dress will permit,
in place Of flesh aud blood. he ayssfnd
that he has united: himself, for better or
for worse. to bundle Of dfapery and
cushions. will, skeleton stuck in the mid:
die of them!
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Pamphlets on Gardening.
CaIculaird By The subscriber. to answer Tor Cam.
dca and tac Adjacent country. near the same inii.
,rdc,
IrThc s5oyr Steds are warranted. Should any
ono fad them otherwise, after fair tI,ai, other
vii, he given In their place nov. II.
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NOTICE..

A LII persons ince6ted Ii 80 by Bond.
"A Note or Book account, viii please
make satisfactory arrangements Tor their.
settlement. previous 10 next return day, -
our business must be brought to close,
BY attending to this notice ii will saye you
costs. SHANNON & M'DoWAL. !.
July 3O-27-d
N. Is. Those having accounts against
us will hand them in for payment at once,
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Check on Qutling.-In Mexico If a man
kills,auolhcr in duel, he becomes respon-
siblc for his debts.
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e NGLISH :.
G.HR Den 3 ED

FHNHE subscribers arc uow re cciving supply o
II English Garden Seeds ofL'c growth Of 1885,
which they can recommend vita gtcat confidence
to tcir friends and customers, as beng fresh and
genuine.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Those indebted 10 Ma aaskill g. Rosscr, on
note OF account, Tor 1888 4 and 3 are re-
qucstcd 70 make payment, asi, is desirable
10 close The books OF that concern.
r. M'cASKlLL
April o-lI-,r
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SUMTER II4lIIaI1.

TTyHE snbscribcr informs bis friends
and the public, flat he has taken lic
House formerly occupied by J. Goodman
and more recently, by J. J. Exuu as 9
Hotel in The Town Of Camden, and mar
he Court House, where he is prepared 10
eccive company, and fia,tcrs himself that
those who favor him with their company
win be satisfied with their arcommoda-
tions. A. r. WUFFlN.
May 23.-2O::.if.
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The above Catalogues OF fecd eomp!e!rs thc a..
aor,mcn: pf srcd for this climate. Gvnrral stock o
whe'. viii always 10 kep! on hand aud sold al the
usaal prices YOUNG = 81 MAIN:
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
The copartnership Of Shannon and
M'Dowall was dissolved 6 mutual con-
sent on the tstinst. They tender TO the
public their grateful .hanks for The favors
they have received.
C. J. SHANNON.
w. d. M'DOWALL.
!. June Is-2l-,f
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform
his friends and The public generally tha,
he has jus, received fresh supply Of Old
PORT and Tcncria Wines, Of re1y su-
pcrior quality. Also has on hand some
cxcellcn. Pale Sherry, Clare, and Malaga
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Among which are the following
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ANOTHER BATTLE.

We haze Just rrc.svcd az aecouni Of a fight which
took place at Ridgcley'a raill, near Black s',crk
Florida, between fifteen United States t,oop. uu-
der command of Lica,. iiErnESr, snd party o.
35 Indians. Lieut. n. was has way in The steam
boa. Ersayons to Psco!s.a, when he arrived ePpo-
site the El! be concluded 10 land :;h ninc Of lis
rocn 10 make an examination Of Ar. TEArrna
plantation, which had tecn deairoyrd by The sara.
ges the day previous, he had no proceeded FAR be-
fore be discovered sgas e iutians. aad Immediate
ly pursnrd and ovcrtook .hrm, in Buabc, between
i5and 3o-he was soon joined b: The remainder Of
his mcn--;n i!,c mean time The en- my ~rte rein.
forced with - moro warriors when an action CON,
menecd whics, lasted 20. THAN sn hoas. irri
mating in drfra, OF the Indians. Lieut. II had i've
roundcd-none dangerously six Of the cnc:ny
vcrc seen to fall. and the negro whe acted guide
and who understood Their Language, said that ,sc
heard :hctucall several times 10 carry OF ,hr
ded. As soon "a Lieut., II. and his urn bad r.,i,
cd nn board the steam boat, end undo: way, Tic
indians rc-aapea.rG. sac commenced ftsns uroa
them.
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LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary of tie Treasury

Hoaors to Aadism.-A grand aoc,nrna !
procession is 10 be got up u, Bal,irn ore,
1" pay funr!a! honurs t" III. i'!as,,ious
MADISON.
The rep"r. of tic committee appointed
on the subject, SAYS:
LIN ste opinion Of your committee q
noc.urna. procession j. The most salcmn
an,! al sh- sasnr time The most Impressive
tina, can possibly br devised. The inter.
sound of the mui1ied bell. the blaze Of a
thousand torches. aud The melancholy
funeral music. should ALL in the opinion
"f your committee. he united in pcrior.
mins tn, '.h.cd,';..c cf the miehfy dsad
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Virginia State Lottery,
For The benef. Of the town Of Wellsburg.
CLASS No. 4 for 1886.
ne DRA wM Bat aE9
Toe drmcn at Alexandria, Saturday, dug
90 1896
SCHEME.
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you-me tank you Col FAssrs told him he
nigh, have the watch If he would have him buried
AFTER he was shot, which The captain said should be
done" con tod as las iormalidades neecssarias"-
nj the same time smiling and bowing. Col. FAs.
siS then banded him the watch, and pulled out Of
his right pocket small bead purse containing
doubsoons, The clasp Of which vas bent; he gave
this to the officer, ., the same ,uc .sying ,hs, i.
had saved his life, as The ball that wounded him
hal lost part Of its force by striking the clasp,
which il bent and carried with IL into the wound
parl Of silk handkerchief which be hsd in his
pocket, and whch on drawing on, drew forth with
i, the ball GU, Of the lei, pocSe. of his ovcrcoat,
(bcng cold weather he had on ono Of India rusbcr)
he took piece Of canvass containing double
handful Of dollars, which he also gave TO the off.
ccr. SrHoS was then ordered 10 bandasc his eyes.
and Col FAxsIs handed him his pocket handler.
chief He proceeded 10 fold il, bn, being agitated
he done il c!umsiiy when the officer snaichcd il
from his hand aud folded it himself. and Id Col.
FAxxIs to sit down on chair which was near and
stepping behind him bandagcd his eyes, saying 10
Col. FAsSis, in English, :. good, good-mcaniug If
his eyes we.r properly bound-,o which FASsis re-
pied, "y yes, yes The captain III n came in front
and ordered his Ia their bayopets aud sP-
p'oach Col. F.AxrS hc hearing them near him,
told Srnos TO tell ihcm no, TO place their muske!s
so near as to scorrh his face with The powder.
The officer standing bchind thc.a, alter seeing
ii,ci, mnskcts wcrr bruosh, within two feet Of his
body, drew forth hrs handkerchief signal, hen
they fired, aad poor FAaSis fell dead bis night
al &C on the char, add from thence rolled INTO dry
Ditch. abou: III &C ice, Sesp, close BY the wall.
1.-TWO OF three days sf,rr SrnoS taken By
Capt Corona TO The place oa,sidc The fort where his
country mcn had been murdered and paicd one upon
The Other, aud partially burnt roasted, Prescntaas
mos, frgs,a, boer,d and Disgusting spectacle. BY
which, hr found ths, they had been divided into
Jour par,,cs t,c.orc they wcrc Shot, there werc
feus piles, surrounded By .otn i.cccs Of bloody
shoes caps. pockc, books and papers
Among the rrs, Wss The bloody cap Of FAssis,
wh,eh leads 10 expect be vas burn. Of roasted
w,ih the osiir,s.'
Such 6end.hkc brutality il nnc1asHp'ed in the
history OF mAdcrn sges, and deserves 10 be signal.
,Srd, by ,i.c c,rc;ie OF cable monument, ihc
a,rl Of ~a.ci, sh.uld be sccn the brsehcd bones
of the arx.can Nero, pointing Ia his victims
grsvrs. telling TO fuiorc generations what he once
had beca.
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.ysrsl Csroifaa Eitases - Returns from II eoas
.ieu give. in shr Asrc..,e,y. % Van Hu'ea and ~
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! i; another cosaEn vii, Lr tasnd a litter froG,
!30sr Mama TonsrL TO ,he Graers!-ia .Ckisf oi
The Mexican Armies calling 81 him 10 asais, IN a
s.ratsgcm which he sa;s's necessary fos .he SAFETY
OF The Rrpab!sc, and recommends iii.,;hc govern.
zuent be in:ormcd a, il il The ush Of the army fps
Dictator TO BE- appointed un,si Texas ia srs,"scd
This 10 snole, prof Of .hr d,s,~ne.an. whic have
been increasing for sose ua'c pa'l IN this country
and which is likely TO snro!ve At ,n a c:r'l war.
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!,oi. ,sr G!o.,c.
TakAsuat D.PARTNExT,
August I'd. 1886,

Augus, I'd. 1886.
In conformity with tbs resolution Of tho
Senate. passed July Isl, 1886. directing
,ha, "dur,ng the cnseins recess Of Com
grcss. the Secretary uf the Treasury cause
10 be published. nj the commencement, Of
each month. u statement of tho amoun, Of
none, in tho Treasury subject 10 draft.
and also She a,"onn; .sant;ng IN the eredi,
Of disbarsins officers" the undersigned
hereby gives public Luiicr, that "ihc a.
mount OF money in The Treasury subjee.
10 draft" rs shown hy ;he running account,
of tAc T"a>urer, uas. on The Is, inst
s3i. .s5 SID 30 and "ilc amcu.,, standing
20 The credit oi The disbur.ing officers"
as shown hy The la,cs. returns received,
was s3,675.730 23.
r,t-, s,-Noruf-nx-
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DIR. Josrps II srou,. - - e: P,rsrr: IN New
York, has furuirl,sd 'l.r " Esrn.s Sa' wtih a's.
nv interesting particulars concerning The battle,
and uaGos,unair surirnd-r al Co.iri', and thr ,ir
sun,staners Of ti,r murder of his uniorlunair ri.
lou so,dess- ross wss o0r Of The Rid River
voiuuteers attached To raxsis's command, who
oves his escape, 10 knowledge of the Spanish
language, whieh made hita necessary an inter
prefer to the Me,,rans He uas~.ained, a prison.
e. with The Copano detachment, under MAJOR Mil.
Ter and Others, who had been scn, with their com.
psnies 10 Golsd He uas taken eoarhrnan BY
Gen. URREA to Masamotas, where he 20, pcruais
sion TO rn;er the MrS,ean sca serricr, with view
70 escapr, which he effected a, Scfa Cruz
Il appears tha, on the 2sth March. The uafo..u.
nate detachment taken TO TIC outside ef the
fort and formed into lsnc, and tic wounded t,ss.
ced from i,riI layers The ard undrs t,r lras-
Ing an,,e,ps:ion Of bcip. ebnr. ,rd To Copano. an
fiom thence the United States. but III y we're
sooh forced, by the unexpected iePos; Of maaaruy,
On The ouiside OF The fort, 20 abandon every otrt
thought bu, that oi meeung premature death
which in rcry few uaosnehis ailer, lh-y met appa
rcnuy, w,,hou, fear or trembling. Col fAss,s was
then led forth from his room, resting on The shou-
der OF SroHx, TO corner Of tho fort. when he was
ordered TO interpret To hian the following sentence
ihai, Tor having como With an armed land to
commit deprcdations and rrvoiu,icn,zr Texas, the
Mexican government, were abou, 10 chastise him. =
As soon as the srn;enee was interpreted to Fls.
EH, be ASKED II he could no, see the eonnandan,.
The officer said he could not, and asked why he
wished IL. Col. fASss then pulled forth raiua.
bic gold watch, he said belonged 10 has ~iic. a
he wished 10 present it to the eomH,andan, The
captain then said he could no, see the commandap,
bot if he would girc him The watch lie ~ould ..ank
him and he repeated in broken English, " tank
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SOUTH CAROLINA
3 SE.H1ER DISTRICT.
Jeremiah Pitts applicant.

james Brunson. Joseph Brunson, Mary.
Brunson, (wife of Isaac Brunson. Jnn'r.
dec'd,) Mary Brunson, (wife Of Daniel
Brunson dec'd) BENJAMIN May, William
Wilder and Mary his wife. the children Of
Daniel and Margaret Holiday, ]. J. Brun-
son, Washington Brunson, James Brunson
and Sarah Beers, children Of Mrs. Banis-
ter. John J. Banister, and children. of
'susanah Banister, decd. children Of Da-
MEL and Mary Brunson, children Of Je-
remiah aud voientine Pitts, and children
of Lemncl b. Davis, and Matilda his wife
John NJ. Dorgan, guardian adliten for
Minors defendants.
1T appearing TO MY satisfaction that
Mary Brunson wife of Daniel Brunson
John Banister, Daniel Holiday, the chill
dren Of Daniel and Mary Brunson. aIsos
the children Of Daniel and Margaret Hol-
lady, James Brunson. aud Sarah Beers
land others il any) of thelegal heirs and
representatives Of Isaac Brunson, Seasr
deed Reside without this State. Ii Isl
therefore ordered, thas they do sppearsnd
object 10 the division or sale Of the real
Estate Of Isaac Brunson Sen'r on or be-
fore the first Monday in octobei next, OF,
their consent 10 The same will be entered
Of record.
WILLIAM LEWIS,
OrdianyG ID. n
July 30-27-h
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Tho publication of the Laws Of the Union, fo'
some time, has compelled US TO withhold variety
of interesting snas,cs which 4, early period as
possible we will cndcavoE to lag before readers
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eoanUsioATEp.
Departed this lifc on the 18th uit. ., the Rex
Sulphur Spr;ngs Va LEWIS CIrLEs. ESQ. In
thr 6ls, year Of his sgr-a srsicrnl OF this place.
Tor the las, forty yra1.
Thou arr saousnful thing
o grave. thy shadow over oil 10 thrown;
Man builds brieh, bowc,s in litr's delightful sp ,ins
Bui thou cansi throw them down
Thou nrcr ha,i passed an hour
Siner earth ~ar pcoplcd with her numerous race
10 'ci, her chldrrn have no, fell Thy power
Til gloomy dwelling place.
"Snoh - OF, mortal h!c,
An that haro brcn. now and still may bc,
-hns. drop ,isestur,i-p Of thr,r human sitifc
Aud & d their rni N thee.
Yet on times hcrhng ~,ngv
a day shall come whose p-n-trai,n: light
Shall bare ,hr deepest Of Thy hidden things
To universal light.
Md thanks 10 golden fai,
There is land far hence, amid the ssy
Where aDriirrsrr has conquered Drsth,
Nhcie Death, and thou shalt die.
% tt. there iha, would go.
Oh Is II not a g!ory-tcaming shore
Wbctc fioucrs unrmi tcd by earth hrea,hints blow
And graFcs dark mote
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We arc sa,ho,izri 10 announce caF:. JaHEs c.
HAiIx as candidate fer Asjsr Of ,as oppe. h..,aI-
ion 20 Gll ID. -saesaey eceessoned by TIC re'i=na.
ton Of Major D. &. QrI,Lis.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-13

Beat Company No 2 will parade a. the
usual muster ground on The firs, Saturday
in September next, armed and equipped
as tho Law directs for drill.
Persaks who have not enrolled them.
selves arc required TO do SO on that day or
previous.
]. 8. STEWART Captain.
August l-29-sf.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-13
NOTICE

IN order to settle the affairs Of ChRPEN
TER & BONNFY. i, becomes necessary
,ha. all debts due them on or before the
Is. Of January las, should be closed forth.
with. Th"sc interested. j, is presumed.
will come forward without further notice
and comply with the above request.
f.. w. BONNEY.
June i--l2.-if
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-13

II has been ascrr.aincd from samr squaws eapta.-
cd in Lownds eoua,y ,taat Capt. Bcai! has allied
abou, aixiy warriors in bis cssagemen, with The
lndians a. chiehasahaseher swamp.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-13
II Coed Investment.

The Sep,cmber Schemes advertised be
low present favorable opportunity 10
those who wish TO invest smau sums and
receive large returns. The four Virginia
schemes and The four Grand Consolidated
Lotteries require no putting, they speak
for themselves. We would only recon-
mend p. omp, orders rs the demand for
Tickets is great. Be sure and address