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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-09-17
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COMES oATRn
r,,bait i RrJprei 10 the .mory Of Mr. .fsa Clark
Death !. bury u la. ~"tk His iavaers srr M
c-anns Valu.d i,rc. fali. ~,,l'on, discrimination
,rnrsth la. rcr ntl.,. scyihc Again must brsvsv.
cd afrc, ton tneurn The lo<s of snJibcr victim, 10
,hr death Of Nf.. As Ct.sx This exemplary
woman Lo,n in Hanover. New Jcr-y. Nov
l1th Isl and n ratly lilr removed 10 Csmdr n.
= { uh-r~ .lr t~sGcG until dc aih In tho hope
e IL health. Tor s.,t,c,imc feeble and
i-ri n,nr ,hr ~ss J~r,uadrd Ia make en- r,cur.ion
a.. S,rstua ,d Up nd tho sun.n'~r al ih~ rrs,.
d.nc- "a. 1.,n..u .t"l h"ru-nn- l<it~ ,rbc.
On rNal u, | ucht"t: t,hr place 81 drs,,ns'i"n,l
VIZ. .",:"d ~,ih .hc bilious fr''r, Which
,-rm.naird fatal, "n Eta August. ull III day. II.
the a,i5fA -, rsItiArkAbr como iorncr hcr
,rlo,rd partner JAWS CiAhx. cIp,fcd on ihr
SAM. DAY al the ,n"n,h and al p'rc,sry tho sano
hour -- s-n month. h-fur-. iiy this affective d,s.
t~ -. at,on Of r",,teacr, the bonds o largo fam
Il, have been s~,-. and IT. u,brrs throw ,n,n
,rpafa,r citcl~, +" "nr bfaneh alone wAs the
melancholy p,,,,-gr allowed OF n,nistrfinc In tho
ia., .,c knees Of 'ic ,d"Ird mother hbsrni rrli-
ti,r. however wrrr cons"lrd with TIC reflection.
,I,alrYrt, hing ~n.eh umdrs AID c"ad prrscr,h-,
o, fila Devotion accomplish ~as done to rrl'ev-
,h, .uIrrrr al pam. aud s-'th~ hrf 10 m"mrnb
NJ, can al, dc ,"i"n sr-at the ri The D-s
,royct. l., not Death ihr Mr.s~nsrr Of God -
Aud ~h. can "a, mt" h,m = What dorst thou -
The ,tny Christian heard the heavenly iprssag.
|. "a. her FAi'rT r"ior-and II ~as Plrasan. -
With calm e, iens,,"n tn tho DIVINE w,i. and
with a we'll founded h",-- al aairanon. .,,~ jrji
asir~ . up"u her Sasi"uf arm Seldom Ia. Ys;,h
Inun,phcd manuily o',r the las, ~ .m, +. J.
q n. hav survivor. .ri more fra-r ,h :, conviction
ina, with Tho departed all ~ns ~.e. Seldom d,t
81 many CHRISTIAN gr.r~. u"i,r m ono cha. nct,r-
As professor OF trlg"n. N.rs .',.xr Va. n.,.
tent 10 her NIcW. oi ohu>urn tu.y and ~as ,~al
on. If good r. e. .>ng ~ catl, woman,
h.s-d mc,ntr,.hip 81 =. N-'nd,., E;"r. "ral
hrp Ia he al .l,
'aihn S"nda. sc,"r rar,rr T. and % .tton and
d''c'''. - to >rral .,-rirucs E. rmcd for ihr
50 .'-'tt "' ~" ".,nt.'u. IN" adorH,n ni oi hr
church 'dhc ~ other benevolent chsr,im,, .hr
"H~ ever aH"rG E he hr.t /" d. ~hat -hr could lei
- christian 'au.' ii.r u all. al her Z,"n mus,
i-c th" 'os. "i pillar ~ Gtm aud hneht As I
rarrn' s,- WAS d-v"ud I" her children Ma,rrna
carr srn'e. by Divine grace I" hrrrg ,hr,n up u
he nurture aud admoni,un ri the Lord. and rrn
der tn"u raiu bic ne m.~rs oi society Ia the Va
r'rd tclat"ns Of ~,!r. mrsrrs.a Trend. her ann
,hI- qualities. prudence. lnv of order. and uncon,
non h'"~ ~'f"ry .ere fully appreciated in the o,r
| ctc of domrstIc life and snc,al intefcourg A.
christian in the e,.d re, !:'crs!',, r,r:c .s'.
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Head Cuas!rters,

SA"OGNs oeVI. ~, lCOO.
In pursuance of General Orders ION
the Commander-in.Chief, Col. Johu Chez.
nuts Regiment Of Infantry and Col w. J..
Reynolds Regiment Of Infantry are or.
dered 10 parade for drill, inspection aud
review on Wednesday the 18th day Of
October next a',.he Bradford Springs ia
Sumter Distric. instead Of the j lth day
Of Oc!obe' Is heretofore ordered, the line
10 be ready for review al ~ o'clock M.
The commissioned and non commissioned
officers Of both Regiments are ordered to
parade for drill on Tuesday the eleventh
day Of October next, Al the Bradford
Springs !" Sumter District, q, ten O'clock
A. NJ. The Coils. Of the respectivs Resi.
ments will extend these orders.
The Stuff officers Of the Brigade viii
attend the Reriews in the Brigade orde, ed
by the C"m"anJer.in.Chie
By order OF Mtj. Gen.
J. w. CANTEY.
IN DEsAussuRx, Brigade Major
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MACliAON,
Camden, l7th Sept. 1896.
Eos ImH CAnpIs Journal.
n. g,en,e,s eood 10 a.. rrrai1a ,suI

The grnntess good 10 h- crraiEsf nszubrr.
In al! public works. private and prc,ional inter.
cs:s should BE- made y~ld to the show principle
The apathy of Soft, Carolina 10 The grral work
now spoken Of bcisecn South arolna and OHIO
has eern tlic sabsrci o heqvt n, rrmark But !, Is
not Ia hr wondered at: u hr atl tho c"nl~mpls
rouirn of tho Rail TOAD but a small and
comparatively un,mponant pa of The sta,r. and
tender her IN reality bui little inirrested She
Gould b. rss,l, aroused 10 cts mporahcr ihr eur
rcys (!nftrad at b~ibg carr,ro over tho hIr na =
almost n'"uniAin'u. country Of the Sa uda. broad
OF Or The scs ssdr OF tho Gaia ba - h,e are
nov 'oE'dr'ed thc probable c"ur~ ~cr made TO
"t"s' :l'c Ca,anhs high up m Lincoln and lrcdcll
oounhr', thence running ra,i Of Charlotte 6vr
'"i'rs cast o' Lancaster rn mil~s. east OF Cam.
den !vc n'rs and il. thruugh h The E,k of Black
'r'r, on c"n'iy nei'ncd pam drect To ChArie.-
lon u would doubles. bc nearr tn 20 west ui
Sunt~rv'tr but The gam Eouid be lost IN ,cuu,.
ne 'hc h's BY grsd.ns o,hsrw!s
DC bret Ton'r TO gain Lincoln Of iredr, scro9a
'"c nounians - mol know 10 lhc ~r,cr. but II 10
h's"''on' 'hai 'ic'c 10 summit r,d - br,wrrn tho
taisusa and fsdsin and tho wartcc nd l.y nch q
o'' \. rIirncine in the route ndeaird from 1r-d~
winch from grnrfal wow ot tho sr"und would
"'' '"a.::r angie incl ord p ain IN h,rr Luad,-d
mi"s. and the saring IN bridges. culrerts, DC
would hc inn,c ar :. The ridge 10 sesreeiy inter.
'"r'ed hy water c"ursr In lis ~ho,c extent,
lac "nJcct Will al nao~ b. srcn 10 n s~cure the
''aG" ." c ra!.m. Of tho adj 10 and Ca,a ba ~,th
h'irs!"n Ihs Q seot,on Of COZ Try alnnosl q.
=" un. and wholly unapprec.s,rd-,u rrsourecs
'fr i'''H"r rsc. II. population Grrai-but ib trade
i;"'n ''s s~cinGrd ..imair"n. in.,gn,6cant
..c :fealrsi Objection South Carolina can offer
- iisi hy 80 runn,u, tho rosd her western popu!a.
'i"n "t1i IN c:ra' hr Dr. ptIv~d of ben.
'cnchh We rrp!y-thc road 'houd no, b.
h"pa and i'r :;rsrsi l'cnrh, to the greatest nun.
.-r .i.sula b. thc ,ai.aa pf'r.'ri--sh-r ss~~ ss-
mean. al un.iins u,th ,i,r 'har!rstou aud liam.
h"'G r"ad-,her arr nrarrr market, snd The ptu-
dae,'"ns will the h-,.rr b-af u,n,pa,: :auon-.r Il
preferred run Lfanoh red, to tho man uunk k-ono
tom n"n i",k aud Ch~.,rt In,ntIy. would pay
'"'' well Iho bt,dyr aet".. tb- Ca,.~ Ia
q" f'd Tot ihr ioeornnc dsi.on 81 ua,-llct.. and
~e"'.! "a, handsomely IN ,hs, uar. q, TIC ,nr-s,.
1T, and al il.~ tinlc b. .ISuing The p.csp
,..uii t~i,c riaduot
Ia i'oL' II and Airok!.nbu,s tho bc,i Of Pos, Oak
ana. ti.'.nu and IN l-anea,irr k-,sl,su ADD Sum.
and thar!~.,"n district. tho long leaf pine would
% ~. f"r tnr cnpsiiuoi.on 81 tho foa and which
well a. hr ant On The rdgr. could b~ had for
r"ihn.
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Twenty prizes or 500 dollaEs,
VIRGINIA STATE
LOT ERY
Glass III.

For tho bcnrd, oi the Petersburg Bsnevo.
lent Nice hanic Association. To be drawn
al Alcxandria. Va. asturds,. October g.
Ca~itals
900 1000 500 i7I-22k 500
10 II 5N -W 900. &c.
Tickets iO dollsrA
A ecrt6eaic Of q package Sf Whole
Tickets will be sent for l3O doilsrs.-
Hslves. Quarters aud Eighth in proper
ton: Orders for single ,icksts Or pack
arcs muaI be addressed m
3 j. sylvester,
l3U Broadway. n. Y.
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Board of Heath, Cha,i..,er

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Managers Of Electio
For Kershay Disfric,

Al s/AMUEN,
! Beciamin Gass, James M'Ks:n, L
AT C..1REToN,s MILL.
Fed. Bowen, ss.-.euel .. Taylor, J
Molly.
AT LIsENby's,
Daniel Bethune. samJ- Mcscheson,
exander M'CaskiII.
AT sHROCK's MILL,
Benjamin M'Cay, Robvr, Turner, Jos
Lockhart.
AT DIxoN's OLD PLACE.
Tyre M'Hsfy. keyi Ps!e, Gillian Sow
el.
AT GoODwIN's STORE.
Thomas smyrl. William Dr.keforJ,
Jesse Kilgare.
At LIBERTY HILL,
James g. Cureton, Lev Dixon, Roland
Cornelius.
At FLAT RM X,
Jos. Kirkland, Sen. Juh Fi.,ch.r n.
vid Miller.
The election to take place on the second
Monday and Tuesday in Oc,obcr. for a
Member to Congress. senator and three
Representatives,. also for Sheriff ond Or.
dinsry. The Managers to rn.e, on We'd
nesdsy in Camden 10 coun, the votes
aud declare The election.
Septenber TO-. .33:if
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NOTICE.

All persons having sny demands aaains,
the Estate "f Robert Cunning ghsm. deed.
are requested tn present their account.
properly s.,ested ~i,hin The time preseri.
he'd By law.-Aiso those Indebted 10 ,h..
Es.ste will BE- required to make immediate
payment or sueh arrangements as will b.
saIisfae,ory. BY the 6rs. day Of January
nex..
JOHN. 8. CUNNINGHAM.
Ex'r. Of ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
September IL 34.--e
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Sherifs S Election.

"HEREAS,, John G.. .Wes. ESQ. tho
present Sheriff, has teudered his
resignation 70 His ExceIlsncy the Cover.
NOR. 70 take carcl, as .on a. suee-,scr
- qualified 70 enter upon The duties Of his
Office:
Notice is hereby given :
To'he Managers Of election, fGr Kersha =
Dis'riei. 70 "pen polls a the several pisces
Of election within said District, ONION
day and Tuesdsy. the 10th and Iith :.Iays
OF Oebnber neIt. for The election of a She
nm to supply the vaeauey -nccasioued by
the resignation Of the present incumbent
JOHN j. BLAIR. Clerk.
September lO-33-,f
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Regimental Order, J
Camden. Sent l6 {

ioPursusnee Of an order from the Com
msnde'.in.Chirf, the 22d Regiment q c
Miiiiis will parade .. ih- Bradford xpriue
for review. inspection and drill, on Wed.
nestay. l2,h October nrxt, armed and
equipped. according 10 Law. The line
will Be formed Al 10 o'clock A. NJ
Commissioned aud non-commissioned
ofieers will assemble The day previous.
"n Tuesday. il,h October. a, tbe Bradford
spri"ss. Al 10 o'eioek, for drili By order
Of ,hr Col.
J'D MURRAY. Adj t22d Rec. sen
Sept. l7-3-H
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F"R rmE CAnrkx J"cRxAL

.1r Editar Ask the I'D citizens residing be-
tween the Yadkin and the Cstaw ba or Watrrre r,v.
cn 10 unite and make a RAILROAD from The
Mountains. through wilkesbo,o. Sia,esvile lie, Char.
iotr Lancaster and Camden. 10 JOIN The grra,
trro Railroad 4, of near ColumbIa. ~hich will for.
ms sure and sP~rdy ~ayt market for thr vslua.
be products Il tho rich sad fertile sntl nf the
."'s Of Rowan. Wilkes, Surry Irrdrll. Asl'r. Ca.
DO r,s, M-cklrnhutg. Anson. Stokes and part OF
N"nig"m y. IN Moth Carolina and Lancas,rr
Oafi"g,"n. t''csrrh.ld and kenhaw, in South
Carolina |, would lao open communication
~'ih market for The important mineral psoduc.
lions OF the 'ounia,ns och q road f" would b. oi
i"rnrnsc Importance tnrsrry villag' iis track
md The inhabitants. IN sss,ss ought To b. .ral q.
IN the cause, To b up and doing, wilhou, furthr
delay Such - the rcte1 Of
MACliAON.
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COMMITT'ED

To the Jail Of krrshsv District, on The
9th sept. negro man who says his name
b ANDREW. asd ,hst he belongs to the
Es,a E "f R"b-rt Dow. IN Sumter Di.,ric,
Andrew 10 su African. bctxerh 50 aud GO
years Of see. E feet 4 inches high. The
owner Is requested to Come forward. pr"v-
property. pay charges and take him away.
or nc will BE- deal, with according 10 Law.
JAMES IICkERS, Jsilor.
September i7-34..it
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so ACRES
BY .',' orde'' of the Court of Equi.

b BY or orde'' Of the Court of Equi.
Z. WV ne lid a, public auction. before
w. oost douse in Camden, on Mundav
Wv "n -tovcmb~r 1885. all The r~m,ining
'es' tate of Francis =. Lee, ,ix: The
House and Lots
On Ming Street. ih- LOTS on York
Street, the LOT and par, Of LOT ON
Br"sd Strrei, formerly belonging 10 G.
Jusno. weil situated for business; the
Lots and small Brick House,
ON l:awrsns square; six or eigh. Lots in
The lowe, end"t the town. being ,h site
"i Tic old b'ic'. yard, nov uuder r Is. Haiie's
te"r'' and E,An,ed in coit"n, Oh The ferry
foad: thr undivided hall Of
l15 Acres of Pine Land,
Above kirkwood;
1000 ACR s
more o. less. known as the Jumping Gui.
Icy tract. on Lynches Creek. adjoining
carter and others House and Lot i1
kirkwood
Bond and Security payable 10 ,wo years
in'cres. payable annually.
FRANCES LEE,
Adm'x off. .. LEE, Decd.
September 10 33-,f
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Capital
$4,000 dolls.
VIRGINIA STATE
LOTTERY,

CLASS NO. d
For tho benefit Of the Town Of Wells
burg. To b. dra~r a, AI-xsndria, Va.
Saturday. Oc,. l. l-N
SCHEME
$4,000. 1900. 5000. $3.50. 2.322: 10 OF
1900. 10 of 100. 10 Of 600. 20 Of
500. DC &c.
Tickets 10 dolIurs-Sharcs IN proportion.
cr;iiica.r Of package Of - whole
Tickets will cost oily $50 dolisrs. Halves
and quarters in proportion. Delay not 10
send ynur ordcra. 10 Furlune's Home.
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FOR SALE.
S,oo0 PAIR OF
Negro pShoes,

Manufactured ii,is year. If the best ma
te:ials and by faithful workmen, which
will be sold as l"w ~ s"y Of the kind and
Quality in market. Also Leather for ms.
king the satne. on tho most reasonable
terms. Cash paid for green or dry hides,
and leather add shoes given in cAehange.
Piaaless ass respectfully .sauesssd 10 call
aud examine. Apply one door below Le.
~ sud Hushs"n's store. 10 Tho sub.cri
bers. JOHNSON T. AUSTIN.
September l:-34-h
n. b. Any quantity Of shoes will be
made 10 order ON the shortest notice.
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Communications.


10 dH Editor Of Ae Candea Journal.
perceive u The last Journal, . question pro
pounded tp the people Of Kcrshaw District, by xri
Ter from ,h Indian Land II is one that have long
wished tn sac brough, hriorr ,ae people. Tor one
wil j"in the people oe Lancaster. IN petition 10
the L. g'sa'urr Tor turnpike rnsd from the North
Z r"I'ns line 10 Camden. have mysclf hved on
the rad for twenty y-ars, and know we'll fro,n my
own experience, we'll a. that "f others The dif.
6cu'urs to be encountered in carrying produce 10
market
4 Cifi:sn Of Fla; Rock, H. d.
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The suggestion made in our ia.t paper, BY WI
ser over The signature OF "a To.ee from the Iadian
Land, Is commanding some attention u ,.Ir o~n
District. III BE- By tn. alton Iron,
" a (ih;fa Of E7at Rod" We are ples.-d 10 scr
20 p'omp; resp'nsc TO the suggestion, indeed Il
could hardly bc othcsw,ss. :. a ',ncn,. rrAcei'"n
was bestowed on ur subject; livery ono mus per
ccivc at glance, Of what mE,rn.c Importance To
tkr prosperity Of Camden, IT will b.. TO make .
good turnpike road the rouL prop"scd Our
citizen. have with landahIc u al 20. tho wcarr OF
tue town, organized Steam Boa, Company. and
will have q boat nav,s si!n- tho ,rct the coming
winter. We understand also. that there will DC
run On the rive. one or ;vo other s,r.,n boat, on
private aceount@ All must rrjo.cc al the pc a.lng
p.osPcc, which lcs bcfnre us bu, they mus, re-
io,c ihGac WHO hare no:hng icG to accom- 2lah
Much remains 10 tc done We arc lii a ia,r u 4, 10
succeed IN Inerrss.n. facil,,lca tor cc,. po.
ducc u Charl-sion. and &c, no~ look above III.
and cnGcaro. TO make own Tow n lno,c sccr.,s
bic TO country fs.cnd, Tha; Camd n p"ssc.sc.
natural advantages, aupc,.e, 10 any IN land town
the state can hardly be doubted. and II the pr.pcr
iiy wh,cb has dawnrd on. low n doc. no, coH,,n
NC To br,gb,rn, on; b:ainc our ,.as
ci;!iy
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Fulton Jockey Club Races

The Fulton J"cke, Club Races win
commence on Thursday the thirteenth Of
Oc,"b,r next. First days race two mile
heats. second and third days race one
mile heats. A .wecps,ake on the firs. and
second days ,ft~r the main race, tor saddle
hor scs. hvc dollars entrance.
J.J. RICHARDSON, eec'v.
Scrtemter lS-34-d
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u Affords US PrasuIc /" inform uur readers tha,
sc have this week. conc'uI.d the publication Of the
laws passed a, ia ST s~ss,on Of Congress Our
columns have bScu dcd fos the last four or Eve
moo Ia. ~.sh The public laws TO The exclusion Of
matter ~hich wc arc sure would be much more in.
teres,ins 10 our readers, bu, p.rha prof,a.
bic 10 u.s. We shall -ndravor hcrr after serve up
agrcairr variety tnan have been euablrd to do
heretofore.
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Medical College OF So. Ca.

Qaeea &rrrs
The annual course of lectures in thi.
lnstitution will commence on tho second
NJ onday in November next.
Anasomy,-By Wa. Hume. NJ. ID.
Sng1y-By =. Horny Dcas, NJ. D.
Praa,ee Of Medicist.-By Thomas Y.
Snons, NJ. d
Mdv fiery, and D'ssGsss Of Women axd
Chill. .rea.-B, F. Y. P"rchcr, Al. ID.
la,t,f.t-s Of Medseiae, and Metela Ned
ca-By Henry Alexander, VI. d.
CAe.a;ary asd Phmmaey.-By Charles
Davis, NJ. ID.
Dessastrato, Of AnatOmy.-By II. W.
Crouch, NJ. ID.
F.. Y. PORCHER. Dean.
Angus, $50
LAW RIA NAS
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NOTICE.

IN order to settle the affairs Of fCARPEF,.
TER d BONNEY. /. becomes necessary
,hst all debts due them on or before the
LIST of January last should be cl" .ed forth.
With. Those interested. i,i'. presumed,
viii come forward without further notice
and comply with the abo: request.
L. n, BONNEY.
Yrpf t..Ip.(
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FOR CONGRESS.
CT JOHN T. RlCHARDSOT
FOR TIL. STATE. S. y iTE.

CO.. 10 y ClESNI T
~ Nc are authorized to ,:.:, IT,: the !ul.a q M
frsi!cH:cn !:arc eoa,cn:cd 10 e.,.G-,r. 10, Tho
House Of Representatives. :, Tic "usu.n-c elIcn
LAWRENCE /. WHITAKER,
JOHN u MURRAY.
~ VI LEVY
LEWIS PATTERSON
JAMES u CJREiON.
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Sporting Intelligence.

Sporting Intelligence.
A S~erps.ake open 70. ,hrue years old
eolts and 6!ltes. 10 be rup for On the d,v
preceding The regular r,ces over the Cam.
den e.."rsc, mile heats; entrance siO0, for.
fr'' Wv, three or more 10 make race:
closes 10Th nf Ociober next. Persons
wishing to Cake entries can 10 SO BY for.
ward'nR their names. color. scx. sire and
dam Of the entry TO The sub cribcr a,
Camden, al any time before the 10Th Oct.
next.
JESSE 8. NETTLEs, sec'y.
July l8-.25--lf
UThe Editor Of the Courier. Augusta
Ga. will give the ab"re a place in his pa.
per. until the 20,h October next. snd for.
ward his account 10 the subscriber.
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THE IOURNA..:
CAMDEN, SEPTEMBER IL, lc36.

Our readers will perceive By the orders publish
ed an ,s day paper, that The order for The dl and
review OF Col CHEsSrIs aud Col REYNOLDS re-
g''nrns., Is far modified. that they will
Die for r"vie~ on the l2th October, instcad OF The
llth, Al heretofore ordered
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-09-17

MAkRIED-On tho eth 'n,,. by the Rev Mr.
u ,4nngha Mr. Rnnr.I Il ZI~ill Of Sumlr,
,lc 20 M..a AAsrrIL Mrxlhp
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IL NC arc au:.,1,s1rd 10 s::aouncc G.nrlli
Di.s.c:, q: .Ec rahu.r. e.ee:.ea
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-09-17

port "s Tie Isss twenty y-iour hours Is cases OF
Cholera-.5 whites. 10 blacks .nd colored,
all uuder treatment Or the cases reported
yesterday no deaths have been returned.
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G-I We a'e auth ,rrL 10 -auorn-c Wi,t!,x .,"s.
'rs, Es9 e-nG.da:r :.s S..r,,.., a-:.c In :
,.ec.inn.
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1J-"s sIr authorized to- nouaer J.~s. "
L.se. EsG caai.da,r !o' :l.e o:i'oc Q. o:eina;,
=! The cGsuinC e!ceuon.
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b lNk AGENiY~
G.. MATnE:SON tender. hi, ..,,;-s.
a. agent Tor trsnssesing business a, The
Banks in Camden
Sep, i1::34::,f
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-22

mo with one remark more, and
have done.
In the United States n common
topic Of remark is the insolence
of the colored people.
Abolitionists are charged with
being the abettors of this insolenco
--nnd we are generally told that
unless the blacks are kept under,
they will come to such II state of
INSTRUMENTATION that white people
cannot live with them. Now, Sir,
] believe you will fuily agree with
me, that this keeping them under is
the very thing which occasions all
the difficulty. Kick dog and he
will snarl, and perhaps bite you
speak kindly to him, and he is
your friend.
My store is situated on the wharf,
amidst very dense population
awarning with black porters, boat
men, sailers, &c. and these people
are entitled to all the privileges and
possessed Of all the rights of free
dom that | am, or any other white
man. | am dealing with these
people more or less every day and
have been trying to recollccl
whether, in all my residence here
have ever received an impudent
word from one of them. Possibly
| may hive done so, but if | have
it has escaped my memory.
have often said, and folt it.
that it is n privilege TO live in this
country at this period, for it is to
witness one of the noblest expert.
mcnts ever attempted by man.
ought to say that no man is the
author of it. 1t is the Lords:
work, and He, ! am confident, will
carry it on to u glorious ccnsum.
nation.
4. trust the time is not far distant
when ! shall, at home, openly dc
and say, what | can in behalf o
my enslavcd brethren in the Uni
! ted States.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-22

APPRENTICEs.--Ilow extremely
difficult it has in all ages been
found, to eonvince.the Apprentice
that his own interests and pros
pcrity are advanced exactly in pro-
portion to the degree of faithfulness
with which he discharges his du-
ties to his employers, and the OK
ertion which he makes to promote
his masters interests. This arises
in measure, from the proneness
Of young men to take thought only
for the present. They do not gen
orally give themselves the least
anxiety about the future, and seem
to forget TINT they too may at some
period not far distant, become mas.
tiers and emplo, crs, and called
upon-to occupy responsible stations
i'll society.
We hnve. often been pained TO
witness the want Of respect mani
tested by apprentices for their en-
ployers, and the degree of indifcr-
Gnce and glcct shown by the
former towards the interest of the
latter. Indeed so extensive has
been mischief arising from this
ruinous and mischicvous course
of apprentices, that the question is
already agltated among employers
whether the trouble and perplexity
of boys Mt the prosont day, do not
oyerbalance all tho value Of their
services.
These things ought not so to be,
and it need not be thus. Let our
young friends reflect on what we
have said, and each ask himself il
all and more is not true ; and lei
him resolve at once that it shall be
no longer true of him. We be-
scech you be faithful and respect
full to those under, whose charge
and guardianship you have been
placed, for by so doing you will
not onl Y secure the confidence
and respect Of all around you, bui
it will prepare you for u course oil
usefulness to yourselves in after
life, and place within your reach
important advantages when you
come TO act for yourself.
.Norrich Advertiser.