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as there was no evil intent in the accus'
ed, who received the goods for the pur'
pose Of restoring them 10 the righilul
owners; and also that in legal point
OF view, no legal offence had been com,
milted, as il had been settled that bank
notes were not goods or chalteIs, and
Therefore the indictment must fall -
There was no testimony 10 rebut that
OF the proseculion-Ihe counsel for the
accused resting his defence on the
ground OF his previous good character
which was abundantIy established in
evidence by ahOOt Of respectable wit
nesses.
The case was summed up by MesSrS
Price and O'Connor for the defence, and
by j. P. Hall and James r. Whiting,
Esqs for the People, occupying the
whole of yesterday. Judge Kent then
charged the jury, who retired at hall
past7 o'clock P. NJ, and, after an alb
sence Of two hours, returned into Court
with a verdict Of gully, with recon-
mendation 10 mercy.
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TIE effect ofths VefOes on Stocks and
other inUestm entS of caPitdI.-NaPoleon
always kept his eye on the price OF
stocks, as the great and infaIIble moral
and political meteor. So does every wise
statesman. Their rise and fall measures
exactly the public faith or want of faith
in the Government
Observe, then,how The sloks Of this
country ranged before any apPrehen'
sion existed of President Tylefs Fetoes,
and ruinousIy they have fallen since
those events. The stocks are intimate
ly and indissoluleIy connected with eve
ry interest of the country, and all those
interests must have suffered 10 the same
proportion. No one. can tell how many
tens, or ScO' eS, not to say, hundreds o
millions the country will have lost by
these Wetoes. True Wkig,
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REPUTATION,

The poorest, most miserable Of the
South American States, never sunk so
low, or showed itself so utterly lost TO
all sense of honor and selfrcspect, as to
rcpudOte its debts Their revolutions
have been as frequent as their earth
quakes, one usurper has succeeded an
other, universal anarchy has repeatedly
threatened to destroy all forms Of Gov
ernment, yetths obligation 10 Puy their
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-14
ILLINOIS STATE BANK

Something Of panic was prevailing
in this city three or four days since, in
relation TO the notes Of this bank, which
we presume is now spreading in the
country. Ii was rumored that the bank
was about to fail, though how that
could be with an institution that has
been unable TO redeem its paper for
years, it is difficult to understand, But
however casuisrs, fnanciers or philoso-
piers may settle that question, we be-
Iieve we are warranted in stating the
opinion, that no new catastrophe has
beraIen tho Bank We have ST. Loui'
papers to the 29Ih, and the Springfield
Journal 10 the 3lst inst and neither
make any allusion 10 any new casualty
On the contrary, it has been stated tha
the directors of the bank had resolved
upon curlaiing its issues, preparalor!
to resumption. We credit neither stor!
but consider the paper as good a. it ha
been,-O. S. Jour,
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OHIO STATE JOURNAL

The enerprising proprietor OF this
old, orthodox publication has enlarged
and otherwise improved the WEEKLY
STATE JOURNAL 1t is now surpassed by
no paper of the State in quantity OF mat
ter and mechanical execution. The
Legislative Reports Of the Journal are
copious and accurate-its ed itorial mat.
ter is uniformly WelI.wrrten, and its
miscellaneous articles judiciously cho-
sen. The Weekly State Journal, per
haps, the very largest newspaper in the
State, is published at 50 so in advance,
or So 90 if paid within the year. We
earnestly commend this paper to all who
wish to have the Columbus news regu-
larly, at a cheap rate.
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to railroad and canal companies, to 59l, ,
.E15 90.
The whole amount of State liabilities
of every description, are thus stated IN
the report:
Permanent loans, ll,4ll,23l II
Temporary loans for which
Stocks have been hypoth-
ecaled, 1,356,OOO O0
Temporary loans without, 25O,355 n
Surplus revenue loaned by
counties, $4,000 90
Surplus revenue loaned by
Auditor Of State, 1880 80
Amount due Turnpike com.
panies, 546,679 80
Domestic debt, l.346,5s8 6S
Scrip issued to.raiIroad and
Canal companies, 58l,5l5 90
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EXPLORATION OF SPEclE.-The N. Y.
Express publishes a table showing tho
amount Of specie exported from that
city, each month for fifteen months pre-
vious 10 The first Of January l842, The
amount Of gold and silver is given at H..
300,539. This amount embraces only
the exports entered at The Custom house.
How many millions have gone out other.
wise from that single port cannot be as.
certained. The best remedy against
this ruinous expectation Of the precious
metals is 'judicious Tariff" We must
manufacture at homo, and thus prevent
the accumulation Of debts abroad. But
the Loco(ocos won't believe this! What
hardened and blind set Of sinners they
are on this subject, as we'll as on many
others!
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Ohio Legislature.

Our late Columbus papers are barren Of
Legislative news. The Loco State Con-
ven,ion has been in session; and, as the
number of Delegates from abroad were
few and far between, (about 300) it be
came necessary that the majority in the
Legislature should be thrown into the
Convention, to swell its numbers. We
observe nothing in fact in the proceed
lngs Of either branch that would interest
the general reader, il we except the in
PRODUCTION of cerlain anti Tariff and anti.
distribution resolutions, by Mr.. Hazel.
tine of the Senate. which were laid on
the table by vote OF yeas i8, nays O.
Resolutions on the subject Of The resump'
ton Of specie payments, to be addreS sed
to the respective States Of Pennsylvania
Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois and
Michigan-have passed the House,
The House has also passed bill fixing
the county seat Of Summit Co. al Akron
A bill has passed The Senate fixing the
times Of holding the Supreme Court fol
the present year. THAT'S about all.
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ALABAMA.-The Cleveland Herald
says, The Locofoco Legislature Of Ala
bama made great buster on the sub
ject Of rejecting that States portion Of
the proceeds Of the sales Of the public
lands. under the distribution act. But
when it came 10 the pinch, the House
indefinitely postponed the bill.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-14
CONGRESS.

The holydays being over, it may now
be expected that the peoples represen-
tstives will 60 10 work in good earnest,
The debate which lately sprung up in
the House upon the motion to refer 10
the Committee on Manufactures so much
Of the Presidents Message as relates to
discriminating duties, &c. has at length
terminated. The part OF the Message
referred to, goes TO the Committee on
Manufactures by a vote Of i04 ayes, 10
95 nays. At the date Of our last Wash
ington news, the most pressing business
before the House, was bill aulhoriZ
ing the Secretary Of tho Treasury tc
barrow money for the purpose Of keep
ing the "wheels Of Government in mo
ton" The Treasury, ii seems, is "ar
aching void" The Senate was still en-
gagged in debating the ExcheQuor, or
rather, a motion 10 refer the Secretary
RepOr; on the subject 10 special com
mitlee. The opinions expressed in de-
bate generally indicate opposition 10 lht
whole Exchequer project.
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NOT so FAT A JOB" AFT Err ALL

Upon looking into the Columbus pa
pers, received since our last publication,
we find that Auditor Brough's Report
does not make so big a book, and that
Medary is not likely 10 get SO fat job,
as we had been led to suppose. -
Brough's book is TO contain only l4S pa
ges; and it is now doubtful whether Me-
Gary will be permitted 10 print 5000
copies The House (mirG6ile dictu!)
has refused to adopt the joint resolution
from the Serate, ordering tho 6O0o CO.
pies! Meiary is wonderfully out Of
humor. Vain man, he supposed, afIer
the last election, that his "rdpe Of The
quasi quires' was legi,imated! Ho now
charges that "last year. nearly twice al
much money was spent in attacking the
State printer, as the whole printing a
mounted TO-" "The people Of the State
! we're disgrucs1, and the power lakeE
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FAITH OF THE INDIANS.

Catlin gives the following account Of
the belief of the Northwest Indians as
to the future. 1t is no doubt correct
The Choctaws entertain nearly the
same view. They hold that after
being swept down the stream the bad
were washed on shore, naked and bAIa'
foot, and compelled 10 wander In 0 wiae
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Sl5,573,354 %
Total.

AOtuit ~ASfN 'O,O- 49,
Deduct from the above, the amou Mt
due to Turnpike companies, aud il leaves
the amount of the State debt, in round
100000, the interest on
which. at six per cent. is 100000 per
.annum. On several Of the permanent
loans, however, the rate OF interest is
less.
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debls, he's never for o moment been dis
puted. 1t was reserved Tor one Of the
free, enlightened, chiUalT0us States OF
this Union to set the fret example on
this continent Of bad faith.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-14

The Legislature of Alabama has de-
termined 10 repeal Internationally the
law Of that State which provides for the
election of Representatives to Congress
on The General Ticket syslem.-Nas.
Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-14

The Raleigh Register, after aluding
to the opinion entertained by persons
living in R1eigh, and higher up in the
State, ~ to the unheaIlhiness Of swamps
in the State, remarks that, however un.
healthy some portions Of their State is al
some periods of the year, sickness rarely,
If ever, occurs among the hands (number
ing severalhundred laborers, to say noh-
ing of those engaged in private enlorpu
scs,l at work in the SwamDs, that on the
contrary they look sleek, fat and healthy
and concludes by stating the following
rem Orkable fOct.
There resides at Alligator Lake, al
mos, Immediately on the WATERS edge
gentleman by the name of DUNBAR
Ile has lived there in patrlarchal sim
plcltv, for 80 wears. lis family, al
white, consist Of 81 persons. including
chi dreu and grand children. The only
instance of sickness which has ever oc.
Cured in tho family, was case O
WhOoping cough!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-14

Special Election. election hold
in Somerset district Pa on the 2Ist
instant for Representative to Congress
in place of Judge Black, (W.l deceased,
resulted in the choice Of Mr.. Russell,
(Whig)
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BANK MOVEMENTS Measures are be
ing taken by the Banks Of ChilIcothe
and GAINESVILLE, preparatory TO winding
up their business. Better do that than
JloU up!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-05
CHARLESTON MARKET-Jan. l.

CorToN.-The transactions in Uplands during
the past week, considering it commenced with
Christmas holidays, and the very unsettled state
of weather afterwards, have been nevertheless
to a fair extent, amounting. to rising of 300.
bales. Our regular Liverpool and Hasre ae-.
counts per Steamer Columbia via Boston, reach-
ed us on Tuesday last, with dates OF the former
to the Sd inst and of the latterto the 3Oth uit.
Neither of them gave fatteripg, but on the
contrary dampening account of the state OF
the markets there, and the consequence was
farther reduction of prices in ours: Holders
submitted to fully i cent, and ina few instances
to more. Near 23O0 bales were dsposedof on
Wednesday, at from 81 a 81. The market yes
.terday closed rather with less spirit, only about
700 bales having found purchasers We have
altered our table according to the real amount OF
stock on hand, whichas usual at the close of
the year we. took witha great deal of care. 1T
amounts to 23727 balcss: Receipts Of the week
1886 bales. -. ~
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Taxes

NTotice is hereby given that wil open
1 books on thes5frst day of Fa9biary
next, at The Store of james Danfap u Cam
den for collecting the Taxes forlSaf i and
will attend .atthe following plac on The
following days for The Same purpose IS
= On Monday II ebuary at Liberty Hill;
on Tuesday lstsof March at Fiat Rock; on:
Wedaesdays22d OF March at Buffalo; Sop on
Thursday, Sd of March at izenby son
Friday i4th 6f March at. Schrock s Mill
on Saturday 5th sof March. at CuEeton's
Mill 3.
Aherstbe above named iimes, EVitI at,
tend al Camden untitth first daysof April
next, 81 which time Che book will posi-; 81,
lively e4close, ,sand all letaullters double
taxed: w !
g i. ": lssgs 4: .: 3
Jan. S, 1912. 49,:
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&. LARGE SALE OF
valuable Negroes.

DY eonsen,of oil parties, theros will DO sold; at
I'D Camdes; on the first Monday in /, February
next large number of NEGROES on, H4credit
of two years. equal nstnlments; interest from the
date, payable annually, The said Negroes are TO
be sold under mortgage, executed BY James W.
Cantey, to the Presidentand Directorso the Bank
of the State Of South Carolina About 81 absolnte-
", and about IS orthe lifo Of J.. w, Cantcy.
= OF the purchaser, bond and personal, security,
with mortgage, willsbe required, - =; :;
sssi5 At The same time and place, the HOUSE and
LOT, the residence Of J. w. Cantey will be
sold; on the terms above stated, under mortgage
between the parties aforesaid. y - q. 4 9
Particulus more ins detail, will be made known
oi, the day Of sale. The attention ofPnfchasers IS
invited 10 the sale, as the Negroes are likely, and
the Real Estate desirable. =. 3 ~, ~, - -sss
, Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers: s;
~ ~ F. II. ELMoRE, President ,
= Bank State South Carolina. :,
{ ian; S: -. -, .6t4 ~. x.
The Charleston Mercury, will please publish the
above. tr-8eekIy, and the Camden Journal and
Cheraw Gazette weekly tilt sale, and send their
accounts TO the Bank. -5,s> - g.
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all contingencies chargeable on the Exehequer
or its agencies. : *. 81 50,
Is. All suits, Tordebts arising under the act)
to be brought in the name of the United States
in any circuit court, or any State courtof compe-
tant jurisdiction. y t.
l6. The rooms and vaults necessary tor the
transaction of the business of the Excheqner
and its agencies, and for the safe keeping ofthe
public moneys, &C., to be provided at the Treas
ury Department, and in the Custom Houses,
Mints, Branch Mnts, and otherp public buildings,
where not detrimental to the public service; oth-
erwise, provision to be made herein, by the
Board.
II. The Exchequer to appoint, as agent Tor
the Board, any specie paying Bank in any state,
when deemed inexpedient to establish an Office
or agency-but without authority to receive de- te
,nosfs or negotiate exchanges for the Exchequer.
iS. Full and exact accouts to. be rendered by
the Excheouer and agenciesst TO the Secretary OF
tho Treasury as often as he directs; the Seere-
tarv to Law abstracts of the same before Congress,
Al The commencement feach annual session;
and to furnish also full accounts Of the sdolngs
of Exchequer and agencies when required, ana
to publish the amount of outstanding treasury
notes at the ending of every quarter. j
,s.i9. ANY member ofthe Exchequer Board, or
any. officer or clerk of its Agencies converting
to their own use, any money or security deposit
edwith or. belonging to the Board or. its Agen-
cies, or to the United States, or to. any person
dealing ordepositing with the Board or Agen-
cies, shall be deemed guilty Of felony, ana = on
conviction. shall be sentenced to Imprisonment
for a term not less than nor more than years,
and to fine equal to twice the sum or value o.
property embez2led. ,2g Z, i.Ssyss
+ 20. Any officer orsmember ofthe Exchealser, @ ss
or its Agencies giving or signing false ceI run. !,
cate Of deposit, orissung or delivering any draft
or bill of exchange without having received the
full amount, and causing the receipt ot the same m
to Be entered the Books, of the Agency ol
being guilty of any malpractice BY which "a any
responsibility ofthe Agency, Exchequer, or I'M;
tied States, may be created &shail DC
guilty of misdemeanor, and, on conviction, pc
Sentenced to imprisonment not less than one me,
nor more than seven years, andto tlne equal
to the amount ofthe false certificate given, o.
hill rdraft issued or delivered, or TO the amount
of the responsibility so created or increased:
We have endeavored tosgiye synopsis OF the
Bill. .Butwe-haye no timenow for any remarks r
upon it. 81 -. s - = 80 tz@s5ziSS,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-05
Election Notice.

In obedience 10 an order from the Executive De-
parnot, an election is hereby ordered to bo held on
tho second Monday and the day following in January
next, for Sheriff Of Kershaw District, fill tho va
cancy occasioned by the resignation. of Benjamin
iGass,s Esq. Managers Of Elections will attend at
their respective polls on the day appointed, proceed
to hold said election and make their returns accor-
ding to law. - - =
;. GEO. Q. MCINTOSH, 6: c.nK.D'
Clerks Office, Nov.24, 1871.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-05
The subscribers,

HAVING beenappoin'ed Sub. Agents for William
III Coffin, Jr g. Hoy, Manufacturers of MulIica
Winslow, Mercer and Lime Window, Glass Com
bay's, Pickle Jars and Druggists Glass. Ware, &C.,
at Winslow, Gloucester County, New Jersey, are
prepared 10 receive orders for any of the above art
cles, (which they win furnish at Factory prices, e1-
pensss Of Freight only excepted at the shortest no
tice5 printed list of articles and prices, can be
seen at the Store. Orders win be received for any
new patterns of Glassware with private marks ol
any additions that can be made.
= MOOD &SIMoNS, Sign the whale,
Main.st,, Columbia, s. c.
January. S., ot4
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List OfTetters
Jan. S, 1912.
REMAINING IN TIE POST oEEIGE AT
CAMDEN. s.. C.. IAN lsf. 1872 4ss =.

REMAINING IN TIE POST oEEIGE AT
s.as CAMDEN s. C., Jan: lsts 1s4a. 3 !:
A MRS Mafy ADDISON, Rev u. B, Anthony
H. Mrs Sarah d. Baskin, Rev Joseph E. Brown,
Mrs Nancy Basksn, Kindred Bennett, Mrs. Char
lotte R. Blair, Rev.. Thos: Berry : -.
C-EIisha CfossIey, James Campbell Norrtan
Camron, Edward Concway. ~ -, ;s9s-
= D-A. Duglis, Col. Jonathan Davis. {
E-Dr NJ. J.: F. Evans, James Exum, SJs En-.
elfsh, Mrs Nancy Eflai. -.
Fs-Mrs Sophia Frost. S 49,: 80 s5
6 aDatling Gasking, Rcvs Il. ID. Green, %, q,
H-H. Hutchisor. s s f,sss5, = 81
I'D Daniel J. Jordan, Mrs. Rfbecca Jones, Mrs
Mary e. Jones, Dt:EJ. B. Jennings. 90
asKARey: w ) s. Kirkland - Z -
Waison Lain 49,, - q s. s1:kz
WIN March, Norman Nc Donald, Mrs:5rM
.B E, Mickie, John Mclean. q g, e s
Is Robert Newsom. ~ - s: = ~ g
LRichald Owens or John, Kelly. e ~. + q
81 asP-J. r: Pray, John Powell. = ~. :
( !. RI George Roberts, Miss Sarah Roes Darcus
Rogers, Shadfick Rogers. ai = ~ - =.
{ S-Samuef Shearef, M. Sylvester, Sarnh Shiysri
William Shields Hiss. Mary Smith s q
flames M. Taylor, James Timer Z 2 "
+ W. lillian Wilcox, Mrs. Ann wilson Flem-
ming Watkins. q: - - - /. !.
Y-sJohn s. Young. .WEtR: Young. s s
3, ,s T. THORNTON, z. n. IS
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-05
Notice.

ryHE co.partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of CHAFTEN e SUTHERLAND
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The bu-
,iness Of The firm will be settled by James Suth
erI.nd C., L.: CHATTEN.
JAMES F. F.SUlHERLAND.
Jan. i Is42. -
!. ssTEe business WILDE carried on by the sub:
scfiber who v i'll use every exerton to please, and
respectfully soliei,s from The citizens Of Camden and
its vicinity, share of patronage.
JAMES F. SUTHERLAND.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-05
- Prospectus
soFI FIFouRgHt tYOLUME OF THE
AIaanolia Z

Hyhe DsePmbcf n6Ipber closes t,te5 5h
volume af llliis ne eriodical, and ~ calt.
Ing The attentienof our 9risntis. aa asgew
.goluine J, ID is suur il8ppiness to .siate, that
having overcome, siil some easilre, tno !.
HE tfansf sagI
work ifon the inter eri6fs % sna
ofhcp eha6ges are now enstl Ieit :,
sare our asabsc ribsrs she siaS,tsli I, j..
:ptesd apoh g. pe peraCaispt foundation tts (
efre.ilati Iisscstab b.isfied, IND lis c0ntinu.
..ance Sci To effect dts nsEs cet-
iainIy' Que; hui of the work hasshesfsdiss
posed Of under such Z Terms saf.d scontraets.
agwiH essential eits hfte esis.-;s II
ItwiIt, henceforth. eissnc.lsin an ealars.s
ed form, ;hasinga montiily addition &of 10
pages, laEdsomcfy printed onsupe pehor pa.
per, max Sing mt iiiezcfose Of tiiess year.sa
volume Of nearly 500 double coIlnedtpa2
ges. II will be punctatdlly issued positive
:arrangetne1,is i6; chat effect have been
made viii ihe publisher, and The many
,Mndrances which. have hiiherto irripsdsd
sits progress having been overcon,es Ia
additionfo aIle usaal contributions kopS
emiaent; WI ssfters fhe. Fditofhas pleasure ia
saying, thai he will be assistea ia the lite
|rary department. by spnls ni.ems! whose
aid will greatly enhsnee the value af the
|pefiodicat and inpaft additional interest
ioits pages. Ifisihe desire DC The E5itor
Ito make The; IN Magnoiia, q Standard popu.
Bar Magazine. and % accomplish this, he
Eiis dsternined I'd devote tp Il every energy
in order tos mark IL ;SWorlhy of the patrn,l
age Of the friends ofI Sauihera literature.
TO such he9p 9presentsshi claims, confident
Hthatythe growing reputation Of the work;
land dsthes specaGa atsanlagss under which
1:iIswiil lhefeafi BE issued. will lead them
4tte;sustain. fi6eraf subsetip q peri.
lIoodica. whose intrinsic 9a1ne isipW so much
Increased. Il 3 i ssss.
fs Terms for TIE enlarged volume, the
same as for the former, 85sa year n ads
vance. e - - $
Editors, 10 haonl the gnolia'
sent, esrsspsctf tfal requested 20 insert
this Pg6speet0s. Z; s,S % sEs
- s.Sa;;a n nqh (1eo. Bee. III. s
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-05
December, 81
New f ailoring establishments

g The subscribers respectfully announce 70 the scit.
zsns of Camden and aits vicinity tha. they have
s-uvpsrsneisap nnder tha styleef BELDEN
&sWATSoN, andhayo taken the stand formerly
occupied by MIR. William ssyerns zone door north of
The Masonic Lodge, where sthey win execute with
neataess and tdspateh, in the most fashionable
style, oil work in their Of business. Being prac-
teal and experienced workmen, ard determined
to every e1crtidn in theirp to give satisac;
ton, they hope 10 merit and receive liberal share
of patronage. = "A 80, -. g:s2 -:
AL work warranted to fit OF no charge made, )
~. J. BELDEM s.
w. M. WATSON.
Nov: & ts41. .r%-, g. 80 ~ = 2 X, =. :;
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ELECTION Notice

,aAN Election viii bss hold on the second Monday
"a and Tuesdas in january next for CLERK Of the
Court Of Kershaw District. sMapagersof Elections
are herebyorderedto meet atsths several placeso Of
holding Elections throughout the District, proceed to
hold said election. meet Camden on Wednesday
after the second Monday count votes and eclano
the election. GEO. @. McINPosH. cic.f.
Z Clerks Nov: 10, 1s41. -
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

TfHE subscriber has just received complete sup
ply fresh garden seeds, Of the growth ;d sof
dS4I which he offers to his friends on good terms
ALso-A consignment of choice Double Dab:
las Geraniums, Rose Trees, oIeanders, Jessannes,
&c. &c. which are offered to the ladies at Now.
York prices He will also receive inas few days, q
lot of choice Peach Treas Nectarines SO. !.
- JAMES R. ,McKAIN. :.
December, 10. - 49, -.