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81 eeuldre SrinfIprGbe.

81 eeul are s Srinf prii DE.
l. Ser Sag ben mir fsisrn-fir ilnmsr uns
Yer9eBlitb in ben s(nnalen Der Gvibst.
2. Der YrsGeent Der Ser. Staatsn.
8. Der @uvsrnSr bon DsnnfvIsanisn.
4. 9a5 Inosnfsn pen Gen. Naibinotcn.
S. Die Nrmes unb Gesmabt Der 8srsnis.
Staatsn-rsib an 2orbssrsn 8elppnnsn in man
Diem barten &fs-9ebaItsn in ibrsm rids
ti9en @rnien Der @ipiIsgsmalt untsrssbsn.-
MS9s bic militdriibs Wabt Der Union INNER
bIsibsn was lIs jset if, cine Aueas pen Stolj
bs0tr ais sins Surtbt Der 8rsimdnner.
6. General 1Om. s. Sarrifon-tsr
Splfss@aneitat fir YreFosnt-per Mannber
nab ben @ortsn bon Col. Sobnion, ldnssr in
wirfIibsn Iisnlts mar ws irssnb ein anssrsr
OffSisr unS ME cine Sb!abt usrlpr.-Ssin
Rams 1T jsrsm trsuberSi9sn @msrifansr tbsus
er-isn &ubm wirc lebsn 70 lon9s bic llrfuns
ZEN unleres sanesS bleben. Cine Station frsisr
mdnnsr pirb ibre stbtun9 fur feline suSsns
psn ;si9en uno feline @sroisntts baburb lcbnen
pa6 fs i'm gum b5titen Gnts IN Der 9tspublif
erbeGt.
7. Jobn Tyler-einsr pcn gir9nisns e.
belifen Stbnsn - feline farfs Inbdn9libfeit
an bic 9sbte ess 9ofS unp fsin ifanbbaftsS
Strebsn 9sSen bic perberblidbsn Maa5useln
Der berrfbenbsn Yartsi SeiSt bab CT ipsrtb if
snsn Ylas an Sarrifpn5 Ssite Su babsu.
8. Der IariH er frate nibt sscpfrt
msresn burb Den n6rslitbsn Mann nit Iublis
dsn %rinSipisn. Sis arbsitsr bsr 9eation ,ssrs
osn erbaIten tpas lis fslbit bsibhst.
o. Der Geif Don febs uno Geben3ib
er lsbt fort in oer Srult frsier Manner, Elm
fbapIiber 9eilt Der psreprbsns Ns9sntsn aus
oem GdIummsr medt.
10, Sanoel nno Sabrifcn perscrbsn
ourtb sin fblebtss @upsrnsmsnt benz Sclfs
muros sslast ss fcas auf ftp isIbif a1tsn unO
ss wiro tDun.
IL. Gine Itebense Urmee bas Iertraus
en- bon Srranen, immsr psresrblib fir bieSres
bsit srfennen Sen Der D1aGt bic wiaens ilf
une bisfeS 3sidsn ber Osipptie aufjubrin9en.
l2. Die 5ubtrafury Bill, Elm @eies UNI
BEN @sIsbeutsl fir Die aemtsrbaltsr su ifnn
unS Die puiis Der slrbsiten uns probufs bsrs
inter su brinsen. Gs sbt Gjolo une Silbsr
an Die Aemrsrbalter unO qumpen fir bas
8plf.
13. Srauen, cine fir jsbs 2EoDnuns zines
Sreimanns5.
SrewiQiee Erinfipribe.
Scbn SbwarS.-Osmcfrate, psrleren bsi
Ban Surn's abminiHraton, Ts wro bureb
Die 9Sabl BON 9Sm. 6enrp Sarri fon weosr
srlest msrcen.
Sbsmas SOnnel pcn Ybilaoelpbia.-grfS
@auntn ibrs Ssbns usrosu ME ssbsn fir nes
ersen qobn une nisbrise prsis, nab Der So.
bralsQsbrs pcn gubanan unb Ban 0ursn.
Sebn Os. &sim.-9(lt Vsrts-ib femme ibs
re Sbbns, lle Qno sbrlidb, lis lino patricti1b
anb am bsifsn sufrieosu ipsnn aass orbsnnb
sbrlb unb fpariam sussbt-is fnesn nibts
BON bsfsn untsr Der jssi9en slomniFration-
lis psrSsn Dor esm Ottebsr bic rsbts llrfabs
entssden, ~ itrsr 0isttuns ellen uno piel tbun
fir Die QEisserssburf ibsss tantes uas Msinis
suna unisrss politftbsn Sempsls.
l6snrp Wiusr.-Gsn. @aibinstett fsin Nas
me lebt fort in ben teerssn finsr qanbslsute.
Gin Sadisnmann in 1928, itb ssbe nun fir
pen Baibinsten nss Bsifsn, Gen. 5arrifon.
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&C sebsn UNI elm gbaaf NIT eem SuiTs ~ ffol,
fen Ban Suren 3eist ftinsn 0Sissrpilsn as'
gen sinbsimifbe Gabrifsn auf cine wirffamsrs
@rt-er Fault feline Sleibsr in europa uns bat
fc9ar feline Ssttifeue BON YariS irFcrtirt.-
Disies ersmpsl fur feline rsibsn sansslsuts,
nsbif ber 6eratf.euns ess Irbeitslobnss, bss
Sisnt sr i1 ais bic fbsritsn Mittel UNI SI
prrbinbsrn,cas unleu Natpn Elm fabri;irenbsS
%r!t wlro. Cine ipnesrbarsS '3sibsn lit, bas
man in fsinsr &scs Sptlbaft opsr in einem
or'sts Ban Sursns AUDI nitt snmal bic
sserts betbhbeneer Uarif ansefabrt fin,
BET. @uf osisn gruno bauen bic fibliben
9euaifsiers ibrs untsritieuns fir Ban gursn.
Dies ma1t ibn bort tslebt.
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0oSaren! Saren!! Sareul!!

0Saren! Saren!! garen!!!
Saursn, felt br bsrsit fir ben sarfeusetsr
SDr felt sswarat eas ibr burb bic aufrsbt,
baItun9 Der jest GsWaltbabenbsu Yartsi-
einsn Sarle9s9er auf sub brn9t. gsit bsrst
cine Insabe BON euren gEai;sa, GOessn Siits
nsrn SausSerdtb, Sa6sllbun &c. &c. su &C,
ben. Se piel fir cure Ban Sursn Nssisruna.
s6snn mir bss jest fhcn babsn was f6nnsn
mir erwartsn ,penn Dan 3uren rpiseer er<
pdblt mirs, ba iis jest fbcn cine 9(nsabs bon
ben Artfsln aufneDmen, obns 3,psifeL in bsr
9lbTbt um i'm ndbffsn @Onsre6 sinsn { a
rarauf Su lsssn. Sir pa5 anbers fam eS fsin.
Sauren erinnsrt ibr en6 Der 3stsn pcn
'99, pis cure Gpa;isr 9Sassn SenitsrsGlafsr
&c. tarirt mar, nno wenn, mic jest, cine ffenbe
Irmes eub anf9sorunesn pertsn IOat? Grs
tnnsrt eub bas Setra9en Der jset bsrrlbsnhsn
partsi nidt itarf an Die 3siten bon '99?
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(9ie lletri9en--nibfs @obe.)

Spasbafter Dorfau. - Cine Ybilaosls
pbia 3situns sr;dblt fcl9sneen ipa6baften @prs
| fal, Der wieoerum einsn Ssspsis sibt mslds
Qsute Gen. Sarriicn5 6srldumpsr Nnb.
Nn Wscrssn rs6 4tsn SuIi panrsrtsn mir
nit einsm Snojana Grsunp Die @BsifnutiiraiIs
binauf ebsn ais ler. Sslir gruntp Die Sluss
maiTsr unc Yct Office S1reibsr i'm GtaSts
baas Scfe anrssete, unb unftre Aufintrfiamz
felt fiel auf cine 9serdn9ts WaiTt untsr ssn
Sdumsn. 9Dir bieItsn einsn 1u9sntlit ,um Die
llrfabe es5 @soransss 3u srferlNsn, uno f,ns
Den baB eS sine 0idfu1tcn ;wiiben einsm In.
tsrltliser Martin6 anb einem Srsunp loarrs
ions mar. 9Sir wpatcn fcrt9eDn ais unS uns
fer Srsune am Nod bielt uno su blsIbsn bat.
er babnte flb frslsib ensn sGe9 unO itanS
balo an Der Seite csr 9iiputrsnesn. Natbs
Dem sr Elm msnis 9ebcrbt, wanrte ct fib gum
Ban Surenmann unb faste: "jo6rts ib nitt
| Oab tu @snsral earrfen sinsn Goparo nal.
reif 2" "Sa,' antmprtete Der Wann, "itb bas
be iDn sinsn gowaro 9enannt ib babe Neht
| bm 70 iu nennsn, Ssnn ieb femme ibn OUT unb
babe BEL Sort Nfsi96 untsr iDm acbitnt."-
"&ennif su midb?" fra9te unlsr Srsune spn
Snbana. 9eeiib mar bic Nntmert. "Sa,"
iaste Der Snpauamann, "eu tbult-tu must
rib fiber bes @apitdnb --- srnnsrn, unttr
psftn sempa9ne bu, 'pie tu fa9ft, aeeient ?"
Der arme alte Sbuft murbs fp9kib blas pcn
@nsit! "SdD pnrbe bib nibt unterbrcbsn
batsn," fubr unier 8rsunb fort, "tatts idb
lnldt 9ebtrt ,pie bu beinen alten gensral III
usrldumesn iuhft, uno Sabsn bsbauptsit biz,
rpis bu weibt io faIb fnb mis ssn eisens
Ssri.' Gid ;u ben llmfsbsnpsn wsnptnr,
fukr er fort, "Wssins 6srren, oislsr graus aIts
Sbuft belan9t iu elmer sompa9ns bic itb bei
Sort Msis5 bsftDliSte, untsr Gsn Sarriion--
sr waree bert 6fsntlib aus rsm Eager aus9es
trcmmsIt, nabbsm Yroetsr unb bic Snoansr
psrtrsbsn warsn, fir Sisbere uns Die fbdne>
libifs Tsisbsit." Sis 2Sirfuno auf tas 8plf
| 1T lei1t 81 ocnfen. Ger arms alts Climber
peribmanb mittsn unter Dem Gsdhtsr unp
@efp6tt pom Sreunosn anp sssnpsn. Dies III
Die art acuts wslts !5arriion bcr Sssbsit bes
ibulbissn unb esrsn &usfasen bic Sau Sursn
Slatttr td9lib auspciaunen.
0~SSir Dattsn uns jmar ppr0snommen uns
bcute ,uieeer etpa5 nit "2(l Serfs" III unters
baltsn, aber naeb bsrsn lester Nummtr Su urs
tbelen itbeint Is, al5 Of uns Icr. SbSnsr ents
weosr nidt Ysrifsbsn fam ober ipil, ba ct uns
ourbaus slauben MAIDEN nil man ftnns aub
aus sinem wa6erfa6e nab 9srlauf msnis
ger 9Schen fDein ;apfen. Csnn Giie Chs
tor Der i'm Serseten as "9sftcria" fb i'm
lnterrcfe Ssists, bemerfsn mir oas sr III menS
Wsrffsaun9sfunit bsfet um unfsnntlib su err
iheinen; absr ben icrn. Habbar Sb6ner bdte
ten mir wabrlib 70 9rpiIs SimpIiTtdt nidt sus
semutbst ssnn es isust sewis feline src1e @ss
lsbrtbet wsnn CT nibt wsis, eas ;wifetsn ibn,
als eSitcr unb fsinem ssbunsensn Sdbrebsr
Elm llntsrfbisb 1T.
San Vuren uno amerifaniItte cSns
cntfrte (Wfanufafturen.)
Scbn Stanselpb near Elm 70 ifarfsr Seins
inldnSifhr Manufaftursn, bas er einlf 6Teuts
llb srflarte, er warSs sips Msils aus Den, 9Ds.
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Gin Qnerbieten.

I'm unitrn Srsunbtn @sIsssnbtlt su sebsn,
unfr Blatt psltsr bu perbrsitsn, MAIDEN mir
bitrn,it bseannt bas mir bis Yrsiiosntnmabl
Subferbentsn fir bsn Sscbahtsr annebmsn
fir btn 9sringsn pr.i5 pOn
37a Gent, sinSsIn
oSer 2 sbatsr fir Scpise, wtnn fie in einen
pad beftsasat merbtn. 8erausbsSabiuns 1T
aber babel ale unsrld6Iibe Ysbnsuns fsfses
fest.
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rI1ir batten nctb mebrsre quite Grtiesl
fir bic beutise Stummer beitimmt, tsoaurtn
ater. ba6 ,pr pssea Wlansel Az Naum ssu6,
tbist palen, piefelben psitsr gu psritbrben.
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0rSn ben Marftpreifsn babsn felt rorissr
gBefs feline ,pefemlibs 8srdposrunssn fatt
9sfunbsn.
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G"Sie ertts 5site umisrss bsutissn Slats
tee, psrcM uafsre <eIer aiht uniatrsTant
fnoeR.
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(@in9eianpt.)
SER Truder,

Strr Srnder,
| ain Sonntage Den Stem su,
srl9nste fb ein icneerbarer unb fpasbafter
sSrrfaa i'm Soauis pts lcrn. gbslns, in cisfsr
Statt, Bet wrbI psrbisnt bsfannt ~ rpereen:
Gin 9spilTsr Icr. 9. bon Der Ban Suren
parts, par 70 ffare pom parteiseif inipirrt
oab CT eurb su srois ani1rsn9uns ms toct
nistsr fisl une feline qsten5;siben bon fb sab.
Der Coroner unb cine Surp wures bsrbei as,
rufsn, unb als man feline &lsiesr 5ffnste tanb
man, bas iein YuIS auf elmer se,piGsn Gtsae
taftndflis fbh9, uno naeb Anwsnbuns Der
SsrcnrrssSrperimente wuroe berfslbs wiebsr
sum eebsn srssft. Der 4u6fprub Der Surp
mar: "9urb d9simiubuns ss5 @rronsrs gum
ssbsn sr~sft.' Gin Iusen3eu9e.
Als atm 4tsn SuI Itsaos, all 6ru. 5err's
9otsl in bieilssr Staot, Dor eiaer sroGen
Dlense 3ubbrrr, bsrIebisosns Neben scbaltsu
pureen, it6rie civ sesui1er 5srr O.
(Olosotrat BON oieler Start; man Ioas psm
SsrL namIitb ben Nspnsr, bansen-
9Bia Der 6err g. plsasitbt ein @eIeB ein,
fabrsn pslebes nsm freisn 8hra.r oides San,
ree perbietet, Ieine Wsinnas ttftntlieb aus,
3ufprehcn?
Sth mill 6rn. @. blc6 ratbsn, finftis bei
abnl'thsn Sclesenbsiten uiht 70 Uortaut au
isia, icnOern pcrbsr stn 3tsn Dsrs i'm l5tem
eapltel BET Spratbe bes reilsn Galcmcn's
3u lsln. Rin 3ubjrer.
SWr pumsns!
SD bin 10 frei Sbnsn cine Grelas
runa iber feu 0eaoluasr 2leler bonn 7teu gu,
Il mltjutheileh nno eriuebs Sie iebr trse.
bsnt, Iolebe in Sbrem ndbIten Satte ein,u.
rafsn ramit bic $oeofcfos fleb biertbsr Der,
ttanrisen ttnnea.
Hs >cfefotc Dartsi aulIsrt Gtb Der O1ei,
nuns, ibre ProSeifcn pom lesten 4tsn Suli,
isi 70 bis $4,000 O'ann ttarf sswefsn.-Sm
Ocrteimarl6iren a6tets iet Iebr senan bar,
auf, be 4n5abl osr z Stmnfabiscn IL ,piGen,
ano ld fano iu msiner sr6btrn Serwunon
runs, raB man nnr pbnsefabr 600 Gtimmen
3alen eonntt; bet Nsf sis "a l2 tis 1900
mill ieb faaen ksttano ans Snabsn, Sens.
lrntsn uno YfwotfSpfe. Senbsrtar, ba6 bic
sotofptcs unIere partei 3abfrei6 fanoen; it6
9lanbt ssrn, oaB wis Sonu. porter mnb Col.
Jobuion oen brbranntsu Srattn rcebtn, fte
f6 bstrosen f'nssn ano fteb GthIeunis auf
esn 9Se9 naeb $ibanen maebtsG, un (teb bort
ternsr srett 81 pcritafen; uno bas Die $ofes
fcfos eie Obrsm bauSen lisdsn; fe rurpsn
inesb wdhrenb oem Wlarfebirsn' eureb bic
Staot Onreb Die Seslstnns ssr psntI6sn
aNnaf elm wenis pieoer in 8sucr scIest, bis
nni're 3ablreitbe Yartei tureb bic Staot 5ss,
nno eaonrsb Warsen fs r,sptr osrtlsnoss
3'pti Artifel Uerurfa6tsn ibnen risoer
Shmsra, 70 wie oct Neabinasr Gcler iasts
bas auf elmer lanssn 9tanas bsftitiste Saf'
den, mne eae 5art @sipsr.SdBcben. erite'
res iteat Mes sa sewiffes Srdbans por, III
tpeltbes man, ictalp pie ndbits prefoentens
9Sahl bcritr III, seipii1s <euts einfprrem..
mirr, bic ben alten Sen. 5arrtien pcrlaums
bee batcn uno pas SsirerfaB fol- alsbann
gum Smterfab bienen.
Gin ,pabrbafter SarrifonstfIann.
Gin Blibltrabf traf am prrlestsn Brsitas
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Hus col. Ta. Gt. .DoI,msoms, Dec jesis
gen "DieespreGoenten" Keoe, aebals
ten i'm Gpnsree oen 9ten tlIdr3 1881.
wabreno oee ImsrifaniIhen &rissss mar
milliam s. Sarrifon pom Stast Dbio,
Ianscr in DIrflscbsu 0ienten ME irseub Elm
anperer 9eneraI, tpar in mebr @eblahten
,pie iraenb ein Gabersr, ,Imo bat II e,nal e
cine 9blaht Uerloren 1T ME beiset
tporben.
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"Sis Gssnunasn tauenoer pcn @stsr unb
Rinter Die sersttet BON een efalpisrmcffern
barbarfeber9Eiloent Mno BON cen nod msbr
barbarifbsn prcftcr, ruben auf Sarrifen
unb ieinsr brapen 4rmee. ."-Simcn Sbnei>
tsrs Sotfebaft an bic 9sfsessbun9, am 10.
Geeember 1913.
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0TSer 4ts Suli fheint fir bic Ban Bus
rem partei BON bisier Stabt gar nibt nad)
Wunfb au59sfalsn su fsin. Sis baueten bic
ftSnften SeTnunssn auf bic gSirfun9 ibrss
bObsn Bsfubes, absr eas @anSe enssts als els
ne b6blt fblimms @fars, bic beabifhtists
1abt Yrc3effca sins su 8aiItr unb bic bas
Su Defenders bsrsitste eatsrns Wiro nun wcbl
nibt sbsr bsnuet nerbsn, Bis man Ban Sus
rem eamit nab &inDsrboOf leubtst. 3obnfcn
unb Bubanan spsrsen fb jsoo6 porlduiis
baten wisesr nab Sisabin9 Su fsmnsn, penn
ibrsr nur Ssrerus itatt 8rsube wartst. Das
Yolf Bat auct ber sinsn 1blbsu por aasm
was nab nicssrn epbn risbt.
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Gin Blibitrabl traf am perlestsn Brsita.
sc eas maIIfl6 ShiA Wcnnt woaafeu,
bsi Gamesn, hnn frlitt eeGen 9anrtmatt.
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Neabina, ben ID. Sui, 1910.
WVUVIHyf WI III "SH1V Iofo.
Demcfratiibe Solfs grnsnnuns
fit Yreiioent,
Geu.gUttltm.' 'W. NarrtsoM
bon Ohio.
SIR &ice Yrefbent,
Ser a1tb. S o bu g pter,
t,ou esENGENGER.

H9Bir pollten nitbt unter einem Sa9baften
eber Serrdtber bsnen-foncern unter sinem
(6arricn) ber fbfclbif bswies aIs fluJ, pors
ffbti9 uno brap.
Ribaro ~. JobnIom
9csenwdrtig Sies gr1pent BET Ser. Staatsn.
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9Sir srbieIten eins beutlbs rslisi6fs 3sits
fbrift, bsttslt Sofanna, psIde bon Or. 6.
s. Scb uns Or. 8. Ylae, in pbilapslpbia,
bsrausss9sbsn ,uiro. Die bsiosn erifsn Oeun,
mern lisssn Bel uns Sur @infbt bsrsit uns mir
srbistn unS Subferibsntsn fir sislslbs angus
nsbmsn.
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San Suren uno amerifaniItte cSns
cnffrte (Wtanufafturen.)

Sebn Naneelpb near elm 70 ifarfer 6einb
inldnSiibtr Manufaftursn, bas er einit 6feuts
llb ertldrtei er pares eips Msils aus osm 96e,
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&ice preIoent Sobnlon Fam am lesten
Dpnnerffaee bon philadelphia in yleus
9)orf an uno ,puroe Bort bon peribeoes
men Sreipiui9ensG Gompaenien une elner
Inaabl 8Irser NIT lautem Susel empfan.
een. Das SbiH Slo Carolina feuerte
bel ieiner 9anouns cine Salute Don l9
&anonen.Sbufle.
eTqaut ben lssten Nabribten BON euro'
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Als atm 4tsn Suli Iteaos, all 5rM. 5err'e
Sctel in bieltsr Staot, Dor eiaer srolIen
Wlsnss 3ubtrcr, psritbispsns Nebsn scbalten
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-23
MAII. ARRANGEMENT

Northern Mial, due every day at 5, a. m.
Closes every day at 4. p. 70.
Southern or Columbia mail, due every day
at S, p. m.
Closes every day ate, p. n.F ~
IsLetters for Charleston, are made up
every day, and sent via Columbia.
Sumterviile mail, due every Tuesday and
Friday at 6p: m.
Closes every "Wednesday and Sunday at A.
p. m. -.
stateburg mail, every Wednesday and Fri
2 day, ats, P. m.
Closes every Wednesday and Sunday at
4,p. m. -. -" :,
Lancaster mail, due every Monday and
Friday, at 8, p. m. ="
Closes every Wednesday and Friday at
6, p. m.
Yorkyille mail, via Liberty Hill, due every
/ Thursday, at TO-, a. m.
Closes every Thursday at ], p M.
| HThe Office will be open on the Sab
bath, for the delivery Of papers and letters
from I to 8, a. M, and in the evening one
hour after the arrival of the Columbia
mail. P. THORNTON, P. M.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-23
Protracted Meetings.
CAMDEN, APRIL 18th, lS40.

A ia conference 7of brethren held at
n the above time and place, the SUBJ
sject-of holding a series Of religious meet
ings was considered. :.
=" After a free interchange Of opinion,
it was agreed, by divine permission, to
hold the following meetings at the follow
ing times and places. 49,,
Cd. At CAMDEN, on Friday before the
first Sunday in June. -. -
81. A.sumrEavIILE, ON Friday before
The third Sunday in June.
4th. AT CoNeAREE, on Friday before
the fourth Sunday in June. =
;'5th. At BETHEL, on Friday before the
second Sunday in July. 50 s..,.
Brethren Breaker and DdPre were ap.
pointed committee to solicit The services
ofMinistering brethren at the above series
Of meetings. - IL
, The meeting adjourned. .-,,.gr.
>r. = - THos. MASON, Chm.
.J4s.iBuPhr, Sec.
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ESTRAYS.

= TAKEN up at the plantation Of the late
Col. John Chesnut deceased, two estrays
viz: a small COLT, two years old, three
white feet and blazed face. Also, brown
bay mare PONEY, eight or nine years
old, with few white hairs about the root
of the tail, also few saddle spots on the
back. The said estrays were left in the
possession of the subscriber. The owner
is requested to come forward, pay expen.
ses, and them away.
C. H. DAVIS.
Camden, March, %. IL
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From the Spirit and Manners of tie Age.
GRATITUDE TO GOD, CONNECTED
WITH BENEVOLENCETO MEN.
Personal happiness can, in general, be
advanced and promoted by those means
only, which are favorable te the social vir-
tues If the justice of this position is dis:
puted, it must be by those whose views
are narrow and contracted, or whose az:
fections are debased and corrupted, We
have, in former paper, shown the in
Auence which gratitude 90 God has on the
happiness of individuals; we shall now
trace its connexion with general benevo.
lenee. Not that the writer is disposed to
restrict the exercise Of humanity and kind.
ness, to those who are actuated by -reli-
g;ous principle. THERE'S natural spring
of sympathy in the bosom Of man, which
may be clearly seen in its operations
where the love or fear of And has no'place.
This sympathy, in The absence of religion,
may give rissto many noble deed Of ius.
tice and generosity, and many . graceful
exhibition of suayi.y and Tenderness. But
what We mean to assert is, that gratitude
towards God, is best fitted to inspire
good win towards men. This sacred
principle imprints purity, apewer, a
permaaenee TO the emotions of natural
sympathy, which greatly enhance their
value and effect. Bishop Cumberland
makes aniDersal 5eneuozence the prime
law ef nature, and the parent of all Others.
This opinion seems unfounded, since the
obligation to piety springs Immediately
from the regard we owe 10 to our Maker
IN particular, not to the whole systsHi Of
rational beings. The order Of psecepts
IN the decaiogue, ss wellas the clear die
tates Of reason lead to this conclusion.
We are commanded to love the Lord our
God with all our, heart, and mind, and
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7TI,c Subscriber having

IL returned to Camden, will attend to
any work in the TAILORING line will,
promptness and dispatch. Any orders
left with Messrs. Jones g. Hughson, cor
ner of Broad and Ru.ledgc Streets, will
meet with immediate attention.
J. L. BRASINGTON:
Jan. 1. 3l0
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Uohsi obo tSH"ysBS ksC4ASs 'sAAis hOs Aotus
ix.sI9. This practice seems TO have been
initiated and improved upon IN the Chris
tan church. The commemoration Of the
Redeemer's death was an interesting and
joyous occasion, frequently celebrated,
and never without charity to the needy,
as an inseparab!e accompaniment: "Those
in good circumstances says Justin Mar.
tyr, referring to this festival, s. and who
are disposed, give each according to His
pleasure; and what Is collected is deposi.
ted with the president, who assists orphans
and widows, and those, who BY reason of
disease, or any other cause, are destitute;
prisohets and strangers, ~ho+ sse among
US: in general, hesis,ahe guardiun Of all
who are in want.n Now jas it appears,
from almost all The early writer's, that the
celebration Of the Eucharis. formed an
important part of the weekly, worship Of
Christians, and was uniformly crowned
with bounty to the poor; it, will: easily be
seen how close was the upien brtween acts
Of faitha acts of' charity.
Gratitude to God, for the pardun'St' Our
sins, the peace With ifoiHws reconcilia.
'sion to Him, and'she cheeting prospect Of
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RELTGF0US.;
FOR THE JOURNAL.
THE CHRISTIAN SABBATH MORN.

FOR THE JOURNAL. . ?
THE CHRISTIAN SABBATH MORN.
Good Christians now awaking, sa
From slumber Of the night, -.
See! gloriously is breaking, .-.a,..@
The dawn Of Sabbath light:
That light which still adorning,
Dispels from earth its gloom,
As on the Easter morning, 80
Christ gat him from the tomb.
And far and wide advancing,
With bannerets unfurld,
His arms ore ever glancing,
To guard and save the world.
Atype of that great glory.
Flash'd Angel wings to earth,
When hymn'd they first the story
Of the Messiah's birth.
Now pray'rs Of early Aow's,
With songs Of birds arise;
And hymns Of early hours,
Watt incense to the skies. i
In Natures vast cathedral,
Its choirs their homage suit;
And man-High Priest Of all
Shall he alone be mute?
4
Merrilie the Church bells chime,
And gladsome peals prolong:
Christians! awake! it is the time,
For lauds and matin song,
As if with Angel voices, "
Thus floating thro' the air,
The holy heart rejoices
To Join the common prayr.
Then in the temple kneeling,
Amid the throngd crowd,
Where Heavily music stealing,
Calls forth the response loud.
And at the altar holy, go,
The supplied Priest stands.
In adoration lowly,
Fer u:t'ring Gods commands.
Christians, now, with one accord, ''
Each heart church adorn,
In pray'r and praise-bless the Lord, =
On this, his hallow'd morn.
All ye by faith victorious,
Assymbol ofthe blest,
Behold your Sabbath glorious,
The endless 'Heav'nly rest. P.
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In Equity-Kershaw District

In Equity-Kershaw District.
Alex'r Young, D. ,,.
BENZ. Williams.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that, the
Il defendant, Benjamin Williams is abb
sedt'from and resides permanently beyond
The limits of this State; lis ordered that
he do appear, plead, answer or demur to
this billsof complaint within three months
from this date, and that this Order be pub
lished for that space of lime in the Cam
den Journal, and that in defaalt of his then
appearing, an order pro confesso will be
granted against him.
JAMES w. LANG, Com'r.
Commissioners Office, Feb. ls, ls4o.
Kershaw District. { fPr's fee S6s