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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-23
KNOXVILLE CONVENTION.

KNOXVILLE CONV8NIASN.
The following letter from Knox,
vile, we copy from the Observer and
Reporter of Wednesday.-Ler. Int.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. July a, 1888;
Gentlemen: The great Rail Road
Convention assembled this morning
in the new Methodist church, which
had been politely rendered tor the
purpose. and was called to order at
ten O'Clock; Col. JOHN WILLIAMS, late
United States Senator from Tennes-
see and the gallant leader Of the at
tack on the Indians within the breast
work, which was decisive Of the me-
morable and bloody battle OF the
horse shoe, was called to the chair,
and the Hon. Pryor Lea appointed
Secretary. The following states
were then called, and the number OF
delegates placed opposite to each,
appeared and were enrolled:
Ohio, 2 Kentucky, 50
Indiana, 9 Virginia, IL
Alabama. s N. Carolina, %
S. Carolina, IS Georgia, So
Tennessee, East and WesD n2
l have never seen such a delibera-
tive body before assembled on any
occasion. Many of the most dlstln-
guished men in the south were pres
ent. Among them Messrs. Robert
Y. Hayne, and Poinsett Of ). T.;
Gov. Swain Of N. c.; Mr.. Justice
Wayne and Judge Clayton OF Geor-
gia. :
On motion of Mr.. Wicklitie OF
ky., Gov. Hayne was chosen presl-
dent Of the convention and immedi-
ately entered upon the discharge OF
his duty. ,
A committee Of 80 was ordered
to be appointed by the chair, to whom
were referred sundry resolutions, en-
bracing the most important matters,
that will probably come before the
convention. Some other business
was then transacted and the conven-
ton adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing, nine O'Clock.
fear there will be some warmth
between s. Carolina and Georgia.
1t is our interest to have both inter-
ested in the work. The delegations
from each are ardent in the cause,
and Of the most wealthy. respecta-
BILE and intelligent character.
There is great apprehension that
money enough cannot be raised to
complete the three branches required
by the charter as amended by our
Legislature, unless Kentucky puts her
shoulder to the wheel in good earnest.
The distribution of the surplus reve-
nue. now in the pet banks will furnish
an ample fund, if judiciously applied.
4 am sorry that neither Louisville,
MaysvilIe. Paris, Covington. nor
Newport have a single delegate here.
Judge Nicholas is one oil the State
delegates.
Yours, truly.
p. s. The citizens of Knoxville
have received and are treating us in
The most hospitable manner. All the
private houses are full Of guests; the
taverns not being able to entertain a
tenth Of those assembled-as actors
or spectators.
July 9Th. 10 o'clock, A. M.-Three
or four other delegates from Ohio
have this morning arrived, among
them, Gen. Vance. A delegate from
Maysville and one from Newport and
Covington have also reached here.
KNOXVILLE CONFERENCE.-The Del
egates from Fayette county to the
knoxville Convention have returned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-23
FOR S E.

THE subscriber has fos sale Que Of Lanes
Endless Chain Hone Power Thrcshing Ma
chimes, a. good as new: Also.
Tpo Copper Stills,
and all the apparatus Of Distillcry, which he
will sell at pr1vate sale on reasonable terms
CHRISTIAN BULL.
Richmond, July D. 1886 9:u
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= J =
THE subscriber has just received from New
York and Baltimore u new and more extensive
stock Of MEDICINES, Ac.-probably the
largest in this part of the country, which will be
offered on accommodating terms among which,
he has, in addition to that he formerly kept, a
variety Of the best WINES and other Liquors,
particularly for families or patients, who require
the pue article or none.-Al.o,
Good Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigars,
Glass Ware, Lamps, and Lamp Oil,
Ryfmery and Fancy ARTICLES,
and THOUSAND OTHER THINGS too tedious to
mention.
HE would apprize the public that he
has spared no pains or expense for their
accommodation and his own; for which,
he hopes to merit their patronage and
support.
HIS shop will be found three doors east
of his old sfand-MECHANIc's ROW, where
every attention will be gwen to customers
who may want any thing but Dry Goods
and Groceries.
IRWIN REED.
Richmond, July Is, 1886. 2Stf
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I.xp OyrrcE MoNEY.-From cir

LAND OTEICE MONEY.-From cir
crlar OF the Treasury Department 1t
will be seen, that specie only will be
received in the Land Offices after the
5th of August, except that until the
18th Of December next, tracts not
exceeding three hundred and twenty
acres may be purchased by actual
settlers and residents Of the state,
with the kinds Of paper money usu-
ally received.
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IRON.

A large assortment Of the above article ju
received and for sale by
E. T. TURNER.
Richmond, July %. 1850 9u
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stand on Main St., opposite the NatfoUeA
Hotel; " here they have large and neat
sssortmcn mt Of Cane SCI ats, Windsor chairs,
Settles, large and small Rocking chairs,
&C., all Of which they warrant equal I" any
made in the State, and will dispose OF
them on the most reason able terms
Orders from distance thankfully recel'-
ed and punciually attended to; particular
attention paid to packing. Persons wish
ing to purchase will find II 10 their ad'an-
tace TO give US a call and examine TOR
as we are determined TO sell
low fox cash. credit, or country produce.
l.. Ii. @. ID. CITIZENS.
January 80, 1886. Al
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For Sale.

For Sale,
THAT valuable three story BRICK HOUSE
lately owned by 1. E. Jones and now occupied
BY $. 3. Stanton 4 Co., opposite the Bank.
ALso.-Two or three valuable brick buildings,
on Washington Avenue, north end Oftown.
The terms Of sale will be made reasonable and
accommodating. Apply to
C.. w. STARR.
Richmond, 7th mo. 16, 1886. 2Stf
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STATE SENATE.
HENRY HOOVER,
A. Nj. BRADBURY.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
RICHARD ]. HUBBARD,
NATHAN SMITH.
CORNELIUS RATLlFF,
LOT BLOOMFIELD,
JOSEPH CURTIS,
WM. Nj. DOUGHTY.
SHERIFF.
SOLOMON MEREDITH,
JACOB Z. FISHER.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
THOMAS MCCOY,
SAMUEL JOHNSON.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN 1886.
For President,
VIM. IN. Harrison, Of Ohio.
For Vice President.
Francis Granger, ofNew York
ELECTORS.
Marstoa G. Clask,- Albert s. White,
Milton Stapp. Achilles Williams,
Austin WAaris Abraham p. Andrew
John G; Clendenin, HiranRecker'
Enoch McCarty
For President,
Martin Ue.1e BoereDo, ofN. Y.
For Vice Presidenf,
Richard M. johnson, Of Kye
ELECTORS.
Jonathan Williams, Jesse Jackson.
John Myers, Marinus WilIett,
William ROckhill, Elisha Long,
George w. Moore, Thomas G. Stewart,
William White,
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n q Z { i n 3 ID q . 1 n e S..
'o''Hl1rAer

w ESPECTFULLY informs the inhab-
AA iiants Of Richmond and vicinity, that
he has commenced the above business in
the shop formerly occupied by Caleb Shea
ron, where he intends constantly 70 keep
on hand general assortment 0fFUK and
WOOL IIATS-plain and fashionable, Of
the best quality. Those who please To
favor him with their custom may rely on
prompt attention to their orders, and all
!avors gratefully acknowledged.
N. b. All kinds Of Furs and Lambs
Wool wanted. J.P.
Richmond, May %, 1896. 2IH
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Medical Notice.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
W.R. & S. L. Foulke have re-
,noyed their store TO the north side Of
Main Street, next door east Of the ba,sn
Richmond, June l, 1896. 2-u
9Th month, 3Oth 1896. -u.
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BOOTS, SHOES & BROGANS;

which they offer at wholesale and retail on the
most favorable terms. The great variety of their
stock and the amount on hand assure them that
they are able to suit nearly every person who
may be pleased to call on them.
July 9. 1896. 21u
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Stanton r. Hamilton,

HAVE just received and are now oPeping a
their store, opposite the Bank, large and sen
eral assortment of
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The bill will be receipted if he sub
scribe for the paper two years and
rv IN advance.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN 1886.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-30
TEXAS

Wari,se prrPs:a.ions are rapsdiy progressing in
this ,n.asi RePut'.e Thr nfuey .s estimated :,
5000, bnt !soan The ssea. ;ahu< af ro;un.er;s from
the Western and southern States. aad ,i1r .s!,,S
nsss>c of thr inhabitants o Texas, ii ,housh.
their so,ces would u, s!.o:i fr be saiis,eH; 10
compel the pcradioua hirc.ngs o! Mexico, ags,a 70
abandon ihr country SssrI AS. Is sa,d To
bsve written 10 rscsdcn: Iaoksos, asking h..:,,
the Cove :nn,eni 20 bc k:s sccbi!iy :or any usa,,
tc may make uiia The Texans, sad also promises
the safety Of Texas by ,sa,iIs ,ncl, proclamation
a. would ia6aes tar icxicaus ;aevaeua,s the coun.
lry wi,hou, striking biou. The Texans w...
provided With p,or,sjaas aad munitions o: Wa.,
and il Is said, wouIl rather dgi, than mol. Tlf~
Texan navy captured three Amcr'eaa ,esscls
%i,h crorisons Tor he Airzicans. and air; ean:;s
eating thr properly. sr!rasrG ii.c seRsc', An
saceess'ai a;:":aps had tcrn made on tho !iir q:
SAsra aasA. BY pctsoa :nioa.cs;sd Upon ihe
rho.c the rausc O. Texas may hc can,ide;rd AZ
q !ooaing up, aud hras: etectIn. - The p t;io'.
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NOTICE.

THE firm heretofore existing under the
firm of CARPENTER e. BONNEY, in
consequence Of the death Of the former,
was dissolved on The LIST day Of May iast.
All demands due by, and TO The concern
will be attended !y The subscriber who
having purchased the entire interest Of the
concern, will continue the business on his
own account. The s,ock ON hand will be.
disposed of q, reduced prices through the
summer months for cash, or to those who,
are pnnc,uaI in their payments. Country
merchants will find il for their interest 10
cali (as his object is cash) and examine
his stock, as he is determined to put goods
TO them at shade above cost.
T. w, BONNEY.
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TEXAN ENTERTAINMENT.

On MuaGsy, The 18th ,aa;. d,Dncf wss given
nj The American Ho;rI hy nu..5c: Of the ct,.rns
af Nes York 20 several distinguished inSisidual.
who wc'c Thea IN the city. aud who have manifest,
cd in,crrs, 10 The of ,hc peo ir OF TeIs.
Among the guests wr,c The iioa. Ws e, PAr,rus
and Gen. HasIrTos, who, ~ish several o:hr:s cd
d.cvsed ,he mcctins on The .ui,iee, Of ,ar ,trsi
between the sosc.nHsca. o. Nc1co aad :ac alab
i,anis Of Texas.
Dir Fsrsrox IN hta remarks rst',,cd ihc al.es
,ioa og The whale company. and folly sustained ,Er
higi re pa.z:.oa hr has acquired an orator.
The Srw Yo:s Star, in speaking .: The ca'e.-
,sinH;s., ays:
awe &c sta,iacd 20 ..e.,. ~ ,hc pr, Of The Ga
t;nguis!,ed Southern and Wcslr,n oFs,nrs pfc.r;,,
particularly .rota Col Preston Gov NzIa.l;a siaG
Dir. rcyton tho ,noat dr.ogi a.Pi:a'Di= %: ,e p:e
scrrst'oa OF oar happy Ca."n.
And further adds -" Bcnind iile chai, oG ll.c
Prcs,ieni WAS The Texan Standard on blood sct
field with largr waite star. On each AIDE oi II u
r,asrsiie folds hung thr Anr:tean colurs 10 i.oet
beautiful! sieid Of Hzofc blue. Gov Hamilton feeling
~ alluded IN his speech continuing ample room
and verge 10 hold therein another bright ihe
proud constellation which shunr upon /, Ire
Incndous cheers were ci,c',edby th,s remark
The following we:c among d.c ioas,s gwen OF
tsc oecaaon
BY Col Passros.-The western and pse.se pro
GTeas OF our language and oar libcI.ic,
By Gen. HAxuros The ,i,c By uhleh 90
hicnGs in Texas kase wen that counli.-,isc i,,is
Of civilization, ,ne.,y and va!or, orcr ignorance
intolerance and tyranny
By Mr PIrros Texas as Z" bone al ou, bone
and acsh OF our acsh May shc b- united to U
by indissou5!c bonds un,on
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PROPOSALS
July 23-2S-c

w I'LL be received until the LIST Of
w September next for furnishing ma.
,crials aud building Parsonage House. OF
the following dimensions. viz: one story
high. fee, from the ground, 20 by rs fee,
II feet pitch. 4 rooms on the ground floor,
and 2 in the garrett. 4 IRE places, 8 doors,
l6 windows and shutters, = riazas, plaster.
ing. painting. briekwork. locks. nails,
hinges, &c. &c included. The whole
70 be finished in u plain, bu, ncat and work.
man like manner. Letters containing pro-.
posals must be addressed 10 the Rev. L. P.
Elliot. Fulton po.totficc, Clarendon.
July 23-26-f
H5-Thc Columbia Telescope and Char
lesion Courier will please Civ" the ahore
three weekly insertions and forward their
accounts to TIC subscriber for payment.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-30

MIR WILLIAM CLAIBORNE. about
IVl the year 1916 dr 1917. removed from
the County Of Amelia. in the State Of Vir-
ginia, and sc,,lcd in some part Of North
Carolina; since which time, his friends have
not heard from hin, or been able 10 ascer-
tain the place Of his residence. A Lega-
ey bequca,hcd to him by his wiie'' father,
John Bagby. will become payable tic lst
Of January 1887. and the undersigned FIX
ccutor of the Estate Is anxious iha, he
should como forward and receive it; and
tina, he. in the mean time, do advise the
undersigned Of the place Of his residence.
If Mr.. Claiborne is dead, or has removed
from Carolina, his surviving relations or
any other person who can give any infor-
nation concerning him, or his desce ndanss
will confer favor on the undersigned, by
communicating such information by letter
directed to him at Kanawha Courthouse,
Virginia.
THos MATTHEW'S, Ex'or
Junel
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WILLIAM LEWIS.
Ordinary S. D.
July 30-27-h
BANK OF CAMDEN.

TIE Second Ins.almoni on tho stock OF
This Bank, becomes due on the 18th Angus,
nrx,-will be received in Camden by w,
}. Grant. Esq. Cashier, at his Office. in
Columbia. at the "Commcrcial Bank, in
Chrraw at The Merchants Bank" and in
Charleston. by an agent who will be named
in 'he city papers, next week.
Stockholders desiring receipts to be is.
sued. arc required 10 pay the insIalmcn, to
the Cashier OF the Bank in Camden.
J.. NJ. DESAUSSURE
President p,o ten.
July 3o-21-.
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted TO us by Bond
IA Note or Book account, will please
make satisfactory arrangements Tor their
setlIemen, previous TO next return day. as
our business mas, be brought u a close.
BY Attending to this notice i. will save you
costs. SHANNON g. M'DOWAL.
Juiy J0-27-d
N. 3. Those. having accounts against
us will hand them in for payment at once.
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NOTICE..

The subscriber with view OF closing the
Books Of d. & J. Clark: also the Books
Of }. G. Clark. respectfully informs those
indebted on either Of the above, iha. the
books will be found a, The store formerly
occupied by Mr.. Lcmierc. that Mr.. A. G.
Willis is authorized to settle The same in
my absence, by note or otherwise, or they
will be placed in the event Of default TO
comply. in the hands Of u gentleman OF
the bar for collection. rs The books must
be closed. CLARK
June lS-.2l.-,f
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NEGRO SHOES.
Ehz

THE Subscribers will furnish 10 Plan.
lers aud others NEGRO SHOES Of su.
pcrior make in any quantity, if order:
with the measures are left at the store ol
Mr.. G.. Mu,heson in Camden, between
now ma the frs, Of September, or sooner
would be preferred. Specimens can b,
seen, and, The price made known, os above
or by addressing The subscribers AT Soeie.
u Hill, by ,ha, time.
WILLIAMS & MUNGER.
Juiv o2-1E-c.
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in New York on The me'n!ng Of the Goth ins, q
fife broke oa, in The printing Office of the Ar,cri-
can Bible Society which Was no, subdued until al!
the materials were destroyed, n.,s,ins o eighteen
power presses, steam engine and all the nccessas
~ app ,ra,us. together with tho furniture. all of
which belonged to Mr. HEssnAm the conductor O.
the establishment, whose loss is supposed 10 10
from 10 to aocco dollars, 5000 of which insured
The building, although pn. destroyed. was much
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White Lead and Colours.

4 LARGE supply Of these aTl,clts dircc, from
WETHka,LL & BnornERs u,aLufaeiov, which,
with all o,hery in the line, such as OIL Brushes, Var
nishcs, Turprntinc, Sc &c can be had on the mos
easonable terms, at WM. REYNOLDS.
ALSO-OS HAND.
A go,d supply Of WINDOW GLASS,
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A LARGE 4 e1eeilcn, assortment Of HulI.s Patent
Trusscs, double and single, made 10 order OF the
most durable materials for Souihrn usa Also,
n~w Instrument lately inentcd by Dr.. II. wkict, is
highly approved Of BY the New York practitioners.
]. does away he use Of Laced Belts altogether, ard
diminshes very much The necessity Of Tesorfing To
Pessaries. By It's application, tie Wcarrrs are at
once relieved from great inconvenience ind cnahed
TO resume their former activity The above Trusscs
arc Just received arr ofthe subscriber selection,
and will be sold unusually low.
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ruE 1,,r o.xo,s seu.a,t.
RECIPES

To cure the poison "ceasioncd by the
sting OF a bee wasp. hornet, &c. wash
The part affected with wafer Of ammonia
(har,.horn) and il much diseased. dis.
solve piece OF carbn'ialcd ammonia (the
size OF pcn) in water aud drink it,
This remedy has relieved persons, when
The sting had nearly caused mor,iiica,inn.
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Camden Orphan socie.
tvs Academy.

AN Assistant is wan,ed for This institution
TO teach Penmanship, Arithmetic and the
other ordinary branches of an English ed
ucution. Undoubtcd testimonials will be
required, both for Li.cfary and Moral qua
li6cations. Applicants, stating their terms
aud naming their references for character,
will apply (all postage paid) TO
MOSES HoLBROOK, ". D.
Principal. C o. A.
July l6-.25-,f
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SOUTH CAROLINA 4
INTER- DISTRICT.
Jeremiah Pits applicant.

James Brunson. Joseph Brunson, Mary
Brun, IL. twifc of Isaac Brunson. Jun'r.
dce'd.) Mary Brunson. (Hifo Of Daniel
Btuusnn dce'd) Benjamin May. William
Wilder and Mary his wife. tn, children OF
Daniel aud Msrsnrc. Holiday. J. }. Brun.
son. Washington Brunson. James Brunson
anA Sarah Beers. children OF Mrs. Banis.
ter. John J. Banis,cr, and children. %!
Su.nrah Banistcr. deed. children Of Da.
rirl and Mary Drunson. children nf Je.
,r,riah and volen,ine Pits. aud Children
Of L-murl B. Davis. and Matilda his wife
john NJ. Dorsau. guardian adli'cm for
Minors defendants.
IT appearing TO NY satisfaction that
Mary Brunson wfc of Daniel Brunson
John Banis,cr. Daniel Holiday. the chill
drcn OF Daniel and Mary Brnnson. also
The children Of Daniel and Margaret Hol.
lndv. James Brunson. and Sarah Beers
(and others if any) of the legal heirs and
representative, OF Isaac Brunson. Scn'r.
decd Reside wi,hou. ,his State. II is
therefore ordered, tha, they do appear and
nbjcc, TO the division or sale OF the real
state Of Isaac Brunson Sen'r on or be-
fore tho firs, MONDAY in october next, or
their Consent 10 the same will be entered
Of record.
WILLIAM LEWIS.
Ordinary s. D.
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months ago. and the rapidity with which
i, has been completed, not less than The
practical character Of the owner, leaves
no doubt Of its complete success. The
Machinery is all new, of the latest improve
IN en-, and highest finish. The building is
calculated 70, 1000 spindles, and it is. the
intention Of the proprietor 10 procure the
additional as soon rs possible.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform
his friends and the public generally tha
he has just received fresh supply of Ole
Port and Tenerif Wines, Of cvy su
perior quality. Also has on hand some
excellent Pale Sherry, Claret and Malaga
WINES,
Monongahela WHISKEY,
Cogniac BRANDY, and
Holland GIN,
with a good assortment of
GROCERIES, 3"c.
JAMES M'EWEN.
July 30-27-c
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THE WHEAT CROP.

Information has been received BY an cn.crrr,sinc
individual Of Baltimore, who took The trouble to
address, on The subject. the several r-,nas,css
the grain growing states, thai no. more than two
thirds Of crop can possibly be expected Only
Ave counties among al! those composing the grain
states have very good c.oPs-ths information is
stated 30 be correct,
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Colonel Heliman did not live 10 learn
that he had been advanced and honored
by tho President. He has left helpless
wife and six young children; the oldest
only eight years Of age, AMI all without
any stay but Heaven. This brave Off
GERS wealth was his character &, commits
SION. II he had los, his life in The battle
he Tough, SO valian.lv, his wife would
have enjoyed his ha!f-pay for five years;
but, sinking under his un!iring labors in
a poisoned atmosphere, his family arc
shu. OF. from all provisions by tho
Government.
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Cure jor oancfr- Bean leaves and bios
SONS gathered while The dew is upon
;hcm-bruisc them and press ou, tho juice
to ore pound add honey ono pound and
cream one piut-sirmcr in an unslazed
vessel Ill! /, is reduced io salyc. Rub
this on the par, affected three times a day.
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Sporting Intelligence.

A Swecpstakc open for three years old
colts and illics, 10 be run for on the day
preceding the regular races over the Cam-
den course, mile heats; entrance sl00. for.
felt $50, three or more TO make a race:
closes 2Olh of October next Persons
wishing 10 make entries can do SO by for
warding their names, color. sex. sire and
dam Of the entry 10 the subscriber at
Camden, a. any time before the 10Th Oct.
nexf
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cnre for dtepsy.-Take equal quantities
Of burnt copirras pnlver'scd, pu!rer,scd sal,
pcIro and sol, iurpcn,inc. make I, into pills,
aud take one three times day for three
successive days, with an in,ermission oi
three da,s; and renew the course. Tac
pills should be rolled in flour or sugar. Al.
stain from'all exciting liquors.
We have The pleasure Of stating, SAYS
the Fayol,cviic (N. g Observer OF III,
Ii;h ins,. tha, Cotton Factory, with 500
srindles. has been erected ia this town. b,
Charles +. Ma'let. Esq. and is now in
full operation. The first work upon this
establishment wo: commenced abcu, cish,
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:. Gecc:Ac,
Gro IN Lon Il On
Tailor l1ssd Habit .E0kes..

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the ciii-
IL gen. Of Camden. and the public ee-
neralIy, that he intends commencing the
above business, and hopes BY strict atten-
lion to the duties Of his profession to mer-
i, sha,c Of public patronage.
July 2-23-,f
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EAST TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS

EAST TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS.
We learn verbally from Athens, tim.
the Is, Regiment OF our Brigade had
been ordered TO occupy position within
,l,a, p.rt of thc Cherokee nation lying in
North Carolina-,hal the Is, Battalion OF
Tic 81 Rcgmcr, were ordered TO Ross
Landing. on &c Tennessee river. and the
I'd Battalion Of The same Regiment were
10 rrnain al or near Athens.
hnoyrille Rtgister.