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celleney is in favor of procrastinating that meas
ure until the meeting of Congress, and the troops
are thoroughly disciplined. An enrolment of
the militia is recommended by the President.
Some general rumors of movements upon the
Mexican frontier are mentioned in the paper.
We infer from what we gather from the news,
as well through the press as from private sour
ces that Mr.. Houston Gas Santa Anna designates
his Excellency) is not in high favor with the peo-
ple of Texas, and that the brandy bottle has well
nigh used up the faculties, locomotive and re-
Elective. Of the hero of San Jacinto-so much the
worse for Texas. The volunteers under Gen.
Burleson refused to obey the orders of Gen.
Somervillc, who had been ordered by the Presi-
dent TO take command of the forces They had
no confidence in the Chief Magistrate nor in any
one appointed by him. The President seems to
cherish mortal enmity to the most prominent
men in Texas-hence the confusion and failure
of the expedition, which it was expected would
cross the Rio Grande..
President Houston has issued an address to
the people, in which he sets forth the causes
which compel Texas 10 make war. He says it
will not be a war of aggression, shut one which
the civilized world will justify-one that is due
to ourselves-one to which Mexico has provok-
ed our exertons-one to be conducted upon the
most exalted principles, not directed against the
nationality ofmexico-not opposed to its reli-
gion-but war upon its despots and oppressors.
In its prosecution, the husbandman will not be
disturbed in the cultivation of his farm. The
resources ofTexas will be developing, whilst her
arms will be employed in avenging the wrongs
which she has sustained"
All citizens and emigrants are earnestly called
upon to Immediately .oim themselves into volun-
teer companies, and hold themselves in readiness
to march ut moments warning.
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FROM FLORIDA.

SAVANNAH, Aprl2.
By the steamer Newbern, Capt. McNelty,
the Editors of the Georgian have received from
a correspondent the following letter; also the
latest st. Augustine papers from the Editors of
the Herald and the News.
Correspondence of the Savannah Georgian.
FLORIDA, April %, 1912.
My dear sir:-The troops in the field, COM
manded by Col. Worth in person, after some
efforts, succeeded on the 10Th in bringing the
enemy under alleck-tus-te-nug-gce to action
in the hammocks near the sanG-hills After a
severe and well contested fight the enemy pre-
cipitately fled; their route was complete; all their
baggage and food were taken; the enemy loss
was one killed, and two wounded, and one pris-
oner; our loss, one private killed, and three
wounded. 1t is said that the Indians fought
with the most determined courage, and only gave
ground at the point of the bayonet It. Arnold.
2nd Dragons, charged the enemy's line with onss
ly four men, one of them was killed and two
wounded. COL Worth was within twenty feet
of the soldier killed.
In haste, yours.
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Shcrif'S Sales.
May 4.

RY virtue of sundry executions to me directed,
~ will be sold before the Court House door in
Camden, on the first Monday and Tuesday in June
next, the following property, viz:
Also, 440 acres of Lard, more or less, bounded by
lands of James TiI!er, James. Clyburn and others,
levied upon and tobe sold as the property of William
Marshall, 't the suit OF Mcdonald, Kervin & Co.
One tIact of Land on little Lynches Creek, bonnd-
ed By lands of T. P. Ballard, Gen. Cnney and viii.
liam Tolbit. On the premises are q good Dwelling
House, with all necessary outbuii1hngs Gin
House and Screw, Grst and Saw Mill, ali in good
ORDER levied upon and be sold us the property OF
John Williams, at the suit Of A. G. Croswel, Jesse
DeBruhl, &. e. F. Matheson and others. To lie
sold ON account and at the risk of the former pur-
chaser.
Six Negroes, Matilda and her five children, York
Gracy, Naboh, Warren and Aggy, levied upon and
10 be sold as the property of Samuel S. Taylor, al
the suit of II. Levy and others
j. BAsKIN, S.K.D.
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CHARLESTON MARKET April %.

CoTToH-The operations in Upland through
out the week Just closed, have been rather light;
rates of the previous week, particularly on the
lower sorts, which did not meet the views of
holders, who in measure based their operations
on the receipts, hence the comparative small
amount of business which has engaged dealers.
The market, however, has become more settled
and decline has been established on the lower
descriptions, while the better qualities continue
to command full rates. The transactions of the
week are 5l53 bags against the receipt in the
same time of G094 bags. Prices anged from
4s to 10, according to quality.
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In Equity.

+. LANCASTER DISTRICT. a->
John Evans and wife, ct. al. vs.. James L. Soweu
and wife, Calvin L. Hunley, Richard D: ::Hunley,
John Mcleod, ct. al. Bill for Partition.
1T appearing to the satisfaction. Of 3the Com
missioner, that Calvin L. Hunley, Richard D.
Hunley, and John Mcleod, threeof the pefen-
dants in the above named bill, reside wthouf the
limits of this State. On motion of ]. Williams,
Compliments Solicitor, ordered that the said Cal-
vim L. Hunley, Richard D. Hunley and John
Mcleod do plead, answer, or demur, to the. above
stated bill, within three months from the pubca-
tion of this notice. or an order pro contessos WILL
be taken against them. ~
J.H. wITHERsPoON Jr.
Com. Eq. l.. D.
March II, 1a42. Prs. fec sc so.
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For the Camden Journal.

MI. Editor: The late fire in Columbia, has
caused me to enquire what are our means for
contending with the devouring element! find
there are belonging to the town, three Engines,
Gall of which leak badly, or are otherwise out of
order,) several Fire Hooks, but no ropes. The
Fire company have Suction Engine, in good
order, two Fire Hooks, one Rope, four Axes, a
number of Fire Buckets, and are now having a
pair of match Ladders made.
would, with due Difference, suggest to the
Town Council, the necessity of procuring at
leasttwo Ropes for Fire Hooks, having three or
four Caissons prepared and kept in the Maga-
zine, for blowing up houses if necessary, pro-
curing supply of buckets, Cor at least gather
ing up those that are scattered over the town.
and having the Engines examined and repaired.
would also suggest that it might be advisable,
if on examination, either of their Engines is
very much out of order, for the Town Coun-
Gil to purchase the Engine of the Fire Company,
(Which learn they have offered for sale, for the
purpose of procuring larger one) They would
of course, get another Suction Engine-wc
should then have two Suction Engines, which,
with good supply of Hose, would be more ef-
icient than half dozen of the old kind. They
could also, if necessary, supply two others, sta
toned at the fire, with water, from any well
within the reach of their Hose.
In conclusion, I hope that the Council will ex-
anime the Ordinance Gf there is one,) relative
to fires, and make such alterations or amend
ments, as will ensure unanimity of action, and
prevent that disorder and confusion which gen.
orally takes place on such occasions. One of
the provisions of the Ordinance should be, that
any member of the Council be authorized to d.
rect the blowing up, or tearing down any build
ing, when it is necessary for arrcsting the pro-
gress Of the fire. 80 PHOENIX.
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The United States District Court.
DISTRICT OF sOUTH.CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY. :. ~

WHEREAS, James R. Law, formerly Mcrch- !
w ant, in Salem, Sumter District and State of s.
Curolina hath filed petition praying that he may
be declared Bankrupt pursuant to the Act ofCon-
gress of the United States, made, and now in force,
concerning Bankupts and thstShe may have the
benefit of the said Act; this is notice of the
said Petition and that hearing thereof will be had
before the Honorable ROBERT B. G1LcHRIsT Judge of
the said Court to be holden at the Federal Court
House in Charleston, OIL Thursday, tho 18th day of
May next, at IL o'clock, M. at which time all per-
sons interested may appear and shew cause fany they
have, why the prayer of the said Petitioner should
not be granted.
H. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston April 1s, 1s42. [$3 0O]
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[Fromthe Columbia South Carolinian, 2Sh inst !
OUR RESUMPTION.

We rise, to-day, PhGnix.like, from the
ashes of the late conhagration, after sus-
pension of one week Only; and though not
in all the breadth and strength Of our for.
mer proportions, yet such as we trust will
be acceptable to our readers, ill we can
procurea larger Press, and other materi-
ais, from the North. SSsAlFour four Presses
were destroyed, including the large ma
chine power Press; and none, Of the size
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Mail Arrangements.
NORTHERN NAyL

NORTHERN MAIL.
Due every day at l, P. NJ. Closes every day ut
half past 6, Pm.
SOUTHERN MAIL.
Due evcry day at 7, Am Closes eycry day at
IL, NJ.
SUMTERVILLE MAIL.
Due every Tuesday and Friday at 8, p. N. Closes
every Wednesday and Sunday at 6, F. NJ.
STA TEBURG MAIL.
Due every Tuesday and Friday at 8, Pm. Closes
every Wednesday and Sunday at 6,P.M
LANCASTER MAIL.
Due every Tuesday and Friday at 8, P. NJ. Closes
every Wednesday and Sunday at G, p. NJ g
YORK MAIL.
Due every Thursday at 10, A. N. Closes same
day at l2, NJ.
Office open every day, from halfpast I to 2, P. M.
and from 3, P. NJ. till sunset.
OTAs no mails are received on the Sabbath, the
Office will not be open on that day.
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NDtice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of Col. David
II Miller decd. either by note otherwise, rre re-
qucsted to come forward and make immediate pay.
ment or satisfactory arrangements and all having de-
mands against said deceased are requested to hand
them in legally nttested TO John S. Cunninghnn Esq
who will act as my agent in settling up the bust.
ness of said estate. -, -
SARAH A. MILLER, Adm'ex.
. May A, 1842. 4,e2
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Broke Jail,
Fire Engine for Sale.

THE Camden Independent Fire Engine 0on- n.
pany wishing to procure larger Engine, oher
The one they now have, for sale. It's first rate
suction Engine of the most approved constructions
with twenty four feet suction, and abont one nun
dred aud ffly feet Of ordinary Hose. 1t IS nearly
new has been but little used and is kept IN rst TO
order For further information address the SecTeta
ry of tho Camden Independent Fire EnsIneA Aom'
pany. os',,Ien, smeii,a ntss a,dsTt1.e
Gersonon will insert the above times and forward
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BeH.Hanging.

INHE subscriber, who is engaged in hanging Bells
Il for Maj. DeSaussure, noti6cs.to those who may
need his services that he will remanhere three or four
days, and will attend to any orders which may be
left at the farmers Hotel or ut the Journal Office.
May a. H. WILKS.
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Notice This.

4 II loose brick remaining at the grave yard,
Hand not claimed on or before the 1st June
next, and removed by the claimants, will be sold
for the benefit of the Town, so that said ground
may be cleared up
BY order ofCouncil.
r. L.WILSON, Recorder
April, 81, 1912.
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The United States District Court.
DISTRICT OF TsoUTH-CAROLINAs
IN BANKRUPTCY.

WHEREAS, Benjamin Gass, of the firm OF
w Hollcymun g. Gass, late merchants and CO.
partners of Camden, South Carolina, has filed pc
titlon praying that he may be declared Bankrupt
pursuant to the Act of Congress of the U. States
made and now in force concerning Bankrupts, and
that he may have the benefit OF the said Act; this
is 10 gvn notice of the said Petition, and that-a
hearing thereof will he had before lie Honorable
Robert B. Gilcbrst, Judge Of The said Court, at
Court 10 bo holden at the Federal Court House, IN
Charleston, on Thursday the 18th day Of May next.
at IL o'clock, A. M. at which place and time all
persons interested may appear and shew cause, it
any they have, why the prayer Of said Petitioner
should not be granted.
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston 18th April, 1s42. [$3 0Ol
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Notice..

ALL Guardians Trustees and Receivers under
II tho authority of the Court of Equity, for Ker-
shaw District, arc horcby required to make returns
Of the Estates in their hands, before the St,
day of May next, proving all bonds, notes, certi-
ficates of stock, and other evdepcer of chooses in
action, specified in sud returns, and also all title
deeds bills Of sales and other mnniments Of title
ptppsrty purchased. -
'.ss j. seANTEY, Jr. Gonit in Equity.
April 10. =
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Notice.

A IL owners of slaves in the town, liable to
IA work the Engines, are hereby notified to
send the hands $50 liable) to the Engine nearest
their vicinity, on Saturday next, at 5 O'clock p.
M to attend an exercise meeting of the different
companies. By order of the Council,
r. L. WILSON,, Recorder
May 4.
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ces and disadvantages, without any benefits to

ces and disadvantages, without any benefits to
any other communities equally important
The only recommendation (Which your Com
nittee is advised Of offered in the change, is the
fact that the Northern mails via Raleigh, by the
proposed route, would reach Gadsden, twenty
miles South of Columbia, "a mere depot) on the
Rail Road from Columbia to Charleston, about
two hours sooner than at present. But no ad-
vantage would result from this, as the Southern
mails, by the way of Wilmington, would sooner
have reached the same point; and the news by
that route would be in advance of it, from II to
"a hours. If it was proposed to divert the great
Southern mail from the present route through
Charleston, even a few hours saved in time'
would be an argument in favor of change-but
this is not contemplated, from any thing OF which
your committee is informed-and even II 1t was,
there would be an insuperable objection to the
proposed route, arising from the difficulty of
crossing the Wateree river, opposite TO State
burg, there being bridge over the river at that
place, and also from the fact that at every consl-
derable rise in tire river, it cannot be approached,
owing to the existence of deep lakes in the
swamp, which are easily rendered impossible.
Your Committee are aware that although Gads-
den has not been stopping point as yet, for one
month, that citizens of the immediate neighbor-
aoed Of Stateburg, who had come up to Gadsden
from Charleston, have beer unable to cross the
rver'oPoste Stateburg, and have been compel
Gcd tocone np to the bridge at this place, to get
home.
There is no bridge over the Pee Dee river ex-
cept at Clseraw, which place it is proposed to
avoid. The same objections, therefore, which
have been urged against crossing the Wateree
at Stateburg would apply to crossing the Pee
Dee at any other place than Cheraw.
Your Committee are alsoof the opinion that il
is not the object Of the government to transmit
the mail from one point TO another in the shortest
possible time, but to adopt such mail routes as
will afford the general diffusion of intelligence
to the greatest number of persons in the shortest
time-and this certainly is best effected by the
mails passing through the principal towns, from
whence the smaller mails may diverge in all di-
aections over the country.
Your Committee would, therefore, recommend
the adoption of the following Resolutions:
Resolved, That it is inexpedent to change the
mail route, which passes through Cheraw, Cam.
den and Columbia.
Resolred, That copy of these proceedings be
forwarded to the Postmaster General, our imme
date Representative in Congress, the Hon. T
d. Sumter, and to both our Senators.
After reading, on motion of DR.. DeLeon. the
Report and Resolutions were unanimously adop
ted, and ordered to be published in the Camder
Journal
On motion of w. J. Gerald Esq. Ordered
That copy of the same be forwarded to the cit
izens of Cheraw and Columbia, inviting thci
cooperation.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
JOHN WORKMAN, Chairman.
R. L. WILSON, Secretary.
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To Hire.

A FINE looking mulutto man, an experienced ost-
II lcr, carriage driver and house servant. Also, a
very inteligentm man who is good cook, and gencr.
al house servant, experienced in the management of
horses, and: Us driver. One of them would be sold,
if suitable price and purchaser could had. Apply
to J. S. DEPASS.
May 4. 800
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Agricultural Meeting.

stated meeting of the WATEREE AGRI-
II CULTURAL SOCIETY will be held at
Swift Creek on Thursday, the 9Th of May next,
at half past ten o'clock, A. M.
An election Of Officers for the ensuing year
:will take place, and il. is expected that the diff
feFent Committees will be prepared to make
their reports.
IThe Treasurer's Books will be open to
receive the annual contributions of Members.
,e JBOlKIN, Sec'y.
April 26.
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NEW-ORLEANS, APRII, 25.

LateStjrom leras.-The steam ship Neptune,
arrived on Saturday morning in 26 hours from
GaNeston. Inc papers contain a. long letter
from President Houston in which the necessity
for an invasion of Mexico is urged: but his Ex.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT; COURT,
DISTRICT or SOUTH CAROLINA,
> IN BANKRUPTCY. Es z.

< -
WTHEREAs, George Q. sMcIatosh, Of firm ef
~ Bryant & Mcintosh. late merchants, and co.,
partners, Of Camden, s. c. haait d petition pray
ing that hs maybe declared Bankrupt parsuantto
the Act Of Congress of The u S. made, aud now in
force, concerning Bankrupts, and that he may have
the benefit of the said Act; this is to give notice Of
the said Petition, and That hearing thereof will be-
had before the Honorable RopgRr B: GrIcurIsr,.
Judge Of the said Court, at asCout to be.holden at
the Federal Court House, in Charleston, on NJ on.
day, the SECOND dly of MAY next, at eleven
O'Clock, A. M., at which place and time all per.
sons interested may appear and shcw cause, if any
they have why the prayer of the said Petitioner
should not be granted.
Charleston 9Th day of April, 1872
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
April q, 1s42. 1873 00]
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, New Shoes.

4 EDEN &. co. have just received direct from
"a s:the manufacturer beautiful article Of gen.
tlcmcn's pump-bottomed Boots and high cut Shoes.
They have also lot of Ladies and Misses Seal
and Morocco slippers. All of which will be sold
at their usual low prices. April 90.
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MARRlED-On the Dist ult. by the Rev. Mr..
Hanckel, MIR. BENJAMIN WARREN, formerly of
this place, to Miss MARY ELIZABETH, daughter
of the late John A. Warren, Of Colleton District.
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Fer Sale.

4 N elegant six Octave Metalic Plate PIANO
II FORTE, ofsupcrior lone and quality, entirely
new, for sale by e. w. BONNEY. 5;e
May 4.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF sOUTK-cARGLINA. 49,
IN BANKRUPTCY. ~
W7HEREAs, Christopher D. vsdghan, over.
~ seer, residing in Clarcmont countysSsmter
District, and State of South Carolina, hafh5ed a
petition spraying that he may be declared
rnpt, pursuant to the Act of Congress Of sBniteds
States, made and now in force, and that he may
have the benefit of the said Act; this isiiig give
notice of the said petition, and that hearinfhere'
of will be had before the Honorable Robert B. Gil
christ, Judge of the said Court sstsn Court to be
holden at the Federal Court Housesin Charleston;
on Monday the 9Th Of May next, at which place
and time all persons interested may appear and shew
cause if any they have, why the prayer Of :
the said petitioner should not be granted. = -:
H. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston 18th of April, ls42. 1881
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Berkshire Pigs.
Notice.

Notice.
I OST or mislad, an order drawn on or about the
IL ninth Of May last, by N. G. Abbott on Messrs.
Potlcrs g. Kelsey, at Charleston, for one hundred
and soventy-six dollars and sixty cents, payable to
my order and endorsed by me. This is to caution
the public against negotiating it, as have received
the pay for it.
EDWARD BRoUGHToN.
Clarendon, April Is, 1912.
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CaIndcn Debating Ciub.i :
Tire following is the question for debate on Thurs
ay evening next 90 *
Should females become members Of Tenn.
perance Sosieiie3?
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VOLUME 2s. NUMBER 1870.
REDUCTION m PRICES.

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- their present stuck sOonS aS m,-h =. - "a. ~,
sfh neefih"r NJ which time they an b,,.,,,s . ~
'r entire ac< NJ such prices from nn.r ina a,x \. %
'nk VIII MT tsii TO give entire tho.. Az -. -
Sap AMI dr>'ab'e goods they particularly ai,saon 10 A.,
following Gsc-i~ -" "'s
White and grey Nap; Cortons
White and grey plains.
D and O. Fluid Kers-v
Beaver Cloths nd I.on sin eo,,,rg
Rose and Whitney
Heavy hac.inaw D,fUIR
Whine and scarlet Fksnne- from 4. 70 .. "A
AmeFiean French and London psnis
Preached and brown Domssfes
sattinetis AMI Kentucky Jeans &c ne