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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-10-04
In Equity-Lancaster District.

Wilson Viines
vs Petition to apply funds
WIN. McCorkle e. wife Elizabeth
1t appearing to my satisfaction that William
McCorkle and wife Elizabeth, Defendants, are alb
sent from and without the limits of this State. It
is ordered, on motion Of Clinton, Solicitor for Pet.
TONER, that they appear and plead, answer or de-
TO the petition in above cause, on or before the
10th October IS4s, otherwise Judgement pro con.
fesso will be entered against them
JAMES H, WITHERSPOON, C. E. d.
Com'rs. Office, June 26, ls4S 50]
In Equity--Lancaster District.
DR.. d. P. Bush vs., w. G. Raines, Jonathan Doug
lass, Molcy Martin, ct al. Bill to surrogate and
sell Real Estate &c.
1t appearing t. my satisfaction, that NJ. S. Per-
ry and Molcy Martin. two OF the defendants to the
Bill filed in the above case. are absent from and
beyond the limits Of State: On motion Of Clinton,
complainant's soli"tor. it is ordered that the said
Defendants, NJ. S, Perry and Molcy Martin do ap-
pear and answer plead or demur 10 the Bill in the
above case, on or before the 22d day # October,
lS45, othsrwise judgment pro confesso will he or
dered against them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON, c.EL.D.
Commrs. Office, June 2, 1913, sol
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DIR. G.. X. TYLER'S
BANK AGENCY.

WILLIAM J. GERALD, will attend pHnctnally to all
business entrusted TO his care either of the Banks Of
Camden May 10.
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IIeigh-IlO!
FASHIONABLE

FASHIONABLE
Ga61@g60u95 I0gJ 8@OU0ugG 8G@re.
REMOVAL.
The subscriber Informs her friends and the pub
lie, that she has taken the store formerly occupied
by DIR. A. Deleon, and has just returned from
Charleston with a select lot of SPRING GOODS,
Silk and Straw Bonnets, Ribbons; Flowers Laces
Gloves, Hats and Caps, which will be sold for cash
or TO Dunctnal customers on the usual terms.
Bonncis repaired and trimmed.
New York and English Fashions just received
All Tailoring done at this Establishment war
ranted. M. GOODLAD.
April l. Ia. IT
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Caution.

Owing the great and immense sale OF Dr. Town.
sends Sarapra. number Of who were formerly our
AGENTS have commenced making Sarsapala Extracts,
FJyirs Biers Extracts Of yellow Dock. DC. They gem
cry pn, it up in the sfayed hotties and some OF them
have s;n and copied advertisements they are only
worthless limitations and shoud bcav0Irl.
For sale in Camden. by j. r. MckAlN Price 81 per
bottle Six bottles for So. cash.
August l6 33 ~
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Rail Road Script

Payable lst July. lS49, taken at par for Groc
RES, at cash prices, by
Aug. 81. s. b. LEVY.
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SBAS2@ AS1AJ5o
Goods at and b5lo11 Prime Cost.

MY entire stock of Goods, consisting of Faucy
and Staple Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery, &c,
will be offered for sale for short time at Cost
Prizes,
Bargains may be had as tie object is to close up
as soon as possible.
Terms, cash. For bills of fifty dollars and up.
wards, Notes, we'll secured, at 60 and 90 days will
be takeu. w. B. JOHNSTON,
May "a. 81 Agent Tor Asslgnees.
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New Orleans and Cuba Molasses, Lemon, Pine
Apple and Strawberry Syrups, Cordlals, Pickles
Ciaret Wine at GERALD'S GROCERY
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OrdinarY's Notice.

Ordinary's Notice.
Whereas, no administration on the estate OF ia
cob Hammond, late of Kershaw District, deceased
has applied for, in pursuance of the Act of Assem-
bly,, have taken possession of the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits Of the said estate as dere-
lict All persons indebted to the said estate are
required to pay the same over to me, and those
having demands against the estate will present
them 10 me duly attesed for payment.
June 2l. J. R. JOY, o. K. D.
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NNlleaf.

The subscriber will pay the highest market price
for good Wheat delivered either at Camden or at
his mills on Sanders Creek. six miles above the
town. J. B. CURETON.
Camden July4, 27 If
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Family Groceries.

Family Groceries.
large supply of superior Family Groceries
kept constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest
prices, at the
CAMDEN GROCERY STORE.
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G.. MATH ESON,

s. II. LEVY
Will continue to act as Agent for both the Banks
in this place, and attend TO any commission busl.
ness that may be entrusted to him.
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Mill Cranks.

Camden, May 26, 1913.
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Notice.

Fresh Turnip and Lucern Seed
For sale by J. r. McKAIN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-12

ectonable proposed during his service in th,
body.
MIR Speaker, was both surprised and amused when NV
colleague declared that he should advocate the election
Of Taylor and Fillmore 10 quiet the country TO settle
smicably and permanently the slavery question upon
oasis TO be shaken. Sir, how Is this wonderful work
to be accomplished By what Cuccan operation is il 10
be performed What manner OF drugs TO be admin.
stored, TO produce this happy consummation' Every
northern member in each branch OF Congress who advo
Gates the election OF General Taylor and who has spoken
written upon the subject that he is pledged 10
approve the Wilmot Proyiso Those who have thus
spoken and written are among the most distinguished OF
The party. Southern wings. at the same time, com
nendng General Taylor to the people OF the south the
suTes buwark against the consummaon OF northern wing
policy These conflicting elements now banded togel
er-not from The cohesion of principle but by the ioce of
external pressure This association cannot properly be said
to constitute party. Whgery IS now composed OF ma.
erials and fragments, that have from time To time faxed
Oft from all parties Such combination may in oppo.
sition-may pull down--but will be powerless to build
up If charged with the administration of the govern
sued would be the signal for fatal explosion. But we
are not destined to witness that experiment Our cand.
dates have served their country long and weat home
and aboad-n peace and in war Their hearts have ever
throbbed in unison with the rights, the glory and pros
periiy OF their native land Heroes and statesmen brave
in the field, and wise councils without fear and above
reproach they have dwelling place in the affections
their countymen. Our flag, inscribed with the great
principles of democracy, and blazoned with the bright
names of CAss and BUTLER, is daily inspiring new
age; and in the hour of trial, will prove as nvlncble
as the la5arun which blazed from the banner Of Con-
stantne.
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TO pERpErUATE PEACE.

ITUBBELL'S PA TENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
II the breecl the principle, regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the muzze the differ
being that the load is required to three inches
rest instead of the entire length OF (nay beg moist
barre the mechanical emboaies the best scen-
ic principles for this purpose, and enables person TO
load and fire the gun the OF hree hundred times
hour* and keep the gun cean the load always dry make
fire, and burn the powder we'll which, with the
fit of the ball. enables il also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and bucksho fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warllke purposes =,
They made order, either in musket rifle carbine
and shotgun form, and delivered govempents, ndivd
uals organized bodies OF whose purposes not
variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States
For particulars address, post paid,
WIN. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lift Patentee, Philadelphia
The rber has loaded
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Proposals for Timber.

FoRT DELAwARE, July 18th, 1913.
PROPOSALS will be received for furnishing from one to
eight thousand sticks of TIMBER suitable for piles, to be
delivered the Pea Patch island Each pile to be forty
five feet long, hewed sawed twelve inches square at
butt, and measuring least ten inches diameter point
Yellow pine, free OF sap, preferred One thousand
quired by the LIST of October.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
evidences ofcapacity to comply with it.
Address Breve Major Sanders delaware city, State Of
Delaware"
Aug. div
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ID AZORS, RAZORS.-The unequaled and justly -iamed
n patent frame back razors; Also the Egyptian Chi
razors received from the mandatory OF Wade
x Butcher, Sheffield, England, and for sale at JOHN II.
GIBBS hair-dressng saloon, (Colemans Hoel)
Gentlemen who Shave themselves and value good
razor, will do well to call.
N. BThe all warranted to shave well, or the
money returned.
Aug I0--3tif
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NEW HO TEL and Furniture for rent, Washing
IN ton City.-The new and elegant Hotel built during
the last summer, situated the OF Pennsylvania
avenue Twelfth street, will be open for inspection and
the 9th of August The loo ay of this house
MIA avenue and about midway between the public depart
ments and the Capitol. 1t has accommodations for one
hundred persons was built expressly tor hotel ana mas
rey furnished throughout from cellar garrett and ready
for occupant to open in one week These ADVANTAGES
with the anticipated influx OF strangers and vse
tie few years, is great inducement for persons
wishing TO embark in the business.
is extend This advertisement to greater
LENGTH any who may wish rent the house will OF
course it before making arrangements The former
keeper of the house. Mr. e. f. Fuller will be found the
Premises and will show the house any who may
desire to look at it, Applications will be made TO MI b.
WILErT Washington
Aug lO-eo3W
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S,HIRTs suspenders, Cravats, SEc.-JOIIN ii. GIBBS
- respectfully invites the attention of gentlemen his
stock OF shirts, suspenders crayats, gloves money belts,
bathing caps, tine lnencambrc handkerchefs, seladns
ting stocks collars and almost every article appeaning
genilenan's wardrobe.
Persons wishing goods of the kind will do well 10 call
early they all of the best quality, and will be sold
very low
GIBBS hardressing saloon, Sixth street, (Coeman's
Hote)
Aug l0-3tif
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II Just received j. II. GIBBS hair-dressng saloon
9th street., (Colemans Hoel,)-
A large assortment of best English and French hair
brushes
Razor strops, shaving soaps, and creams
Shaving brushes nail and tooth brushes
Also. genuine Farna Cologne
Extracts for the handkerchief
Hair oils and pomatums, for beautitying and promo
ting the growth OF the hair.
Together with general assortment of goods for gentle
mems toilets
Aug l0-3f
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MADAM A. It. Bujac's French and English Academy
ltl for Young Ladies' No H. Asquith street, late Nc
Elderrys mansion, Batmore.rhe duties OF this Acnd
envy will be resumed the first Monday in September
(the 4th
The French being the medium Of communication in the
and prompt knowledge of this language; the time
great and attention paid to correct and sound un
Outstanding of the English and Latin by the assistance Of
the best and most competent teachers.
For further particulars and TERMS information may De
Obtained by addressing through the post Office postpaid
August 9-eo2wN2aw3w
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ITO Whigs, Democratic Neutrals BaraburreTs.-
have for sale napier printing press, worth vi,
for 81 O00 to for party that has the cash Also
various other printing materials Those about enter In
the OF politics would do well before pur-
chasing
N. b. The above press has objection RUNNING TIL
after the presidential election in November on credit And
am also agent for selling o. B. Bdwells Map OF the
World said be the best map for mpressing me
mind of the young with the knowledge of geography Call
and see it--sold cheap. ,
1t will be denied that the above press of essential
service in eecna members OF Congress and therefore
call their particular attention to before their return home
J. SHAW,
site the Adelphi. Aug 6-eodu
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LNOR RENT, and possession given the first OF August,
brick house street, between 10th and llth Streets
with back kitchen-both containing ten rooms, ana
good wood shed in the yard. Apply to l.. II. Emmons on
the premises, j. j. Joyce at his grocery corner o.
f and 18th Streets orr MICH. O'BklEN,
July 20--eodn 18th and l. streets
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John p. sTALLINGs, successor to g. p. sengstsck,
y respectfully informs his friends and the public genef-
ally that he has taken the well known shop formerly occu
pied by O. where he will be happy receive orders
Tor painting, and promises the best possible
Manner
July 30-eodtf
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loaded and fired the musket "a times in sue
cessive minutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-25

matter The Alderman may, possibly, be interested
In the Hudson River Railroad, which will pass
Through the ward which he represents and which will
not go below Canal street; or it may be that Of
ahe direction of the board whe wish stock inst
gate such movement to depreciate the value Of the
stock, and thereby gain an opportunity for heavy
speculation. 1t is usually the case, about every six
months that similar resolution Is offered in
the other Of the boards but after the appointment Of
committee to investigate the matter more is heard
of it. Festna lente, gentlemen Of the Common Coun
Gil The whole central section Of the upper portion
of the city is interested in the perpetuty Of this road
1t stands it's extension to the lower end Of
the Park which would make it greater source of &C.
commodation and their interests to be respected
AS the property thus in value the taxes are
added, and, for the accommodation they are obliged
to pay the city Just such SUBJECTS however, seem
ways to receive attention from the sage fathers
than those which would tend to the advancement Of
fhe improvement of the city. The taking up of the
rails OF the Harlem Railroad which would put to great
and trouble thousands of persons daily
and the enlargement of the Battery which would
benefit nobody and entirely Destroy the handsomest
promenade Of the city receive large share of their
attention at this time while both ridiculous propo-
Etions 1t to be hoped the members of both boards
Will entirely throw away such things, which tend to
no good and devote their attention subjects which
tend to benefit their constituents rather than nure
Them Let Alderman Webb pocket his resolution, and
bring up something which interests the people he
presents. 1t will be in much better taste and an evil
dence OF judgment on his part
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FREIoHTs.-A vessel was taken up for q direct port
In Ireland, to load with corn, at l0d In bulk and
-four at 3s. Sd. The large ship David Cannon was
taken up for Liverpool, terms not stated To the
latter port four engaged in American vessels at
20. Cd In British vessels ct 49, 3d. Corn was engaged
in American vessels at 71zd. in bags, and at
Sd in bulk. 1880 barrels naval stores were engaged
at %. Cd to 2s Cd. There change in rates to
the Continent.
HIDEs-There have been sales of 1000 Angostura
from store at $40, months, less per cent and in
Boston for this market 100 bales Buenos Ayres hide
cuttings on private terms
OILs.-In hnseed there have been sales of 10 900
gallons English, to arrive any time in December
January, February, ut SEE TO Soc 5000 d. on the
spot ut 54c and 5000 do American do, at 55c to 56c
or olive oil we note sales of 800 baskets at So 25
PRoyIsIoNs.-Sales of 500 barrels prime mess pork
deliverable in December and January. were made at
Sl4 For immediate delivery the article was dull and
tie quotation for mess nominal Sales of 500 barrels
were reported made on private terms. Prime un-
settled, AID quotations uncertain. Lard-Sales of
about 400 to 500 barrels were made at 74c Cheese
Sales Of $50 terces made Of prime mess at SIS
Sales Of prime reported at SIS Butter-This
State good was in better demand and the market,
generally, was frmer.
SEcARs.-100,000 Principe (star brand) have been
disposed of at SIS cash; and 100000 do terms we
DID not learn.
SEED.-Saes 80 bags Canary, at SO per bushel less
per cent OIL. American fax is held at 81 25, with
moderate sales.
SuMAc.-5OO bags Sicily have been taken, on terms
we did not learn.
WHIsKEy.-Sales in lots of about 100 bbls State
Prison were made at 24c.
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MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, Oct. 24-6 p. NJ.
The improvement noticed yesterday has not been
sustained To-day prices fell Off At the first board
Harlem declined u per cent Long Island, q Can
tons Farmers Loan, u Reading Railroad, a. U nj
ted States 6s, 1868, advanced per cent. All others
closed at previous prices The sales were not large,
and is difficult to account for the daily fluctuations
in prices.
At the second board United States 6s fell Oft y per
cent Reading Railroad, d Morris Canal, d Long
Island, y Canton Co., q Farmers Loan u.
The bark J. r. Gardner, from Belize, Honduras,
brings $4,000 in SPECIE and sundry bags and boxes
coin, the value of which not enumerated. The
brig srolne Clark ON Vera Cruz brings $40 900 in
epecie.
There exports Of specie from Boston last
week The imports entered at the custom house for
the week sl3 142 of which &c. S5 were in gold
and the remainder silver
In Boston, the money market has been close the
last week and the street rate has ranged from to IL
per cent month. 1t is anticipated that the present
week will be favorable as several Of the heaviest
borrowers, whose wants and calls did much to keep up
the price of money, have Withdraw.
The Tennessee Marine and Fire Insuran Company
of Nashville have declared semi nual dividend of
three dollars per shire.
The committee of the board of brokers' to which was
referred the dispute between Messrs Morgan and Cut
ting, relative to the commissions the sale and pur
chase of 100000 of Treasury notes of the Secretary
the Treasury, have reported rather have made two
reporte-a minority and majority report. The report
of the minority was to the effect that the board had
jurisdiction in the affair, and that court of law
the proper place for the ad jusmen. of the diff
Guilty While the report of the majority in favor of
Abe claims of Mr.. Cutting against Mr. Morgan, for
commissions the sale and purchase Of the Treasury
notes. The amount was reserved for future report
IN the hope that, in the meantime, the parties nte
rested would amicaby arrange the matter in dispute
In the event Of their falling to do the rate of charge
will be fixed, and if adopted by the board Mr.. Morgan
will have 10 submit, vacste his seat at the board
leaving himself subject to suit at law upon Mr. Cut
fng's claim
The annexed statement exhibits the value of iner-
chapdise imported into this district for the week end
ing the Goth instant
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Excess of imports over exports ~ 1922 424
The exports during the week, to France, we're only
to limited extent; but to other parts of the Cont
nent, and to Great Britain, they were larger than
usual. The shipments of cotton and breadstus have
been heavy If the demand for brsadstuas continues
through the winter, our exports will, doubtless, ex.
coed the imports, and the balance soon be placed in
our favor. The probability of such a demand con-
tnuing is very great and the shipments now making
are to great extent, In view of a material improve
ment in prices the other side. The grain harvests
Of Great Britain belsw average, both as re.
gard quantity and quality This fact is admitted
In many instances, where the test of threshng has
been tried the deficiency has proved greater than
tcipated. Prices in the principal markets do not
show this state of things, the quantity of grain
Offering was unusually large, which would indicate
more than an average supply. When, however, the
causes of this taken into consideration the actual
state of things becomes apparent The injury to the
potato crop has been extensive this year in any
one previous and the producers were at the latest
dates forcing their supplies upon the market and dis
posing of them before they destroyed by disease
At rst this deprecated prices but since they have
materially improved As the supply becomes
reduced-and there two influences at work tending
to that result-copsumption and disease-the demand
for breadstus will increase and prices must expe-
rience corresponding Improvement. In consequence
Of this holders of grain by anxious to
realize and in the face Of inactive market prices
for good qualities Of wheat had an upward tendency
Previous to the departure of the last steamer great
deal OF wheat unfit for millers USE had been offered in
the market and disposed of to starch makers at
rates below those previously quoted, which gave a
character to the market which circumstances did not
justify 1t is the prevailing impression in Great Bril-
tain, that prices WILL before the cloe of the winter
range higher than those current but it is the
belief that the imports into The United Kingdom from
the Continent will be sufficient to prevents very high
range Of prices. That they will go high enough, par
ticuary for Indian corn to pay profit shipments
already made from this country, have no doubt
but that there will be much margin for an improve
ment here, is not SO certain.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition of
the Mechanics Bank o. Augusta, Geo., on Monday,
the I'd of October, 1885,
MECHANICS BANK, GEORGIA.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.


The mails of the steamship Britannia will close
an this city at half-past 10 o'clock this morning
The steamer leaves at IL O'Clock.
The Weekly He,uld, with the latest intelligence
trom all parts of this continent, printed in French
and English, will be published at nine O'Clock this
morning.
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
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Dr.. kelnnger's Lin,men has cured MIR. j.

Dr.. hellInger's Liniment has cured MIR. j.
B. Burger scroua Of years standing No36 street,
M E. Bakemap IF scistc rheumatism Of twenty resi-
dence Cato four mile house. has
deaths door ty its magic nfuencecase nfammatory govt
Ulcers Of twenty have been cured in short time Thou
ands Of can be shown The following highly dtn
gushed individuals that is the best
market Hon H.. q. Grnnel Hon. F. Carman, Hon. K II.
Morris r. M of New York city 1t ia used by the rvings
Cosars vingstons Suydam Hamitons Lorards Schermer
Aorns Sc &C. Office, 230 Pearl strcst TStte<a Broa.way
Reddng Co., State street. Boston, Of the Druggists and Sad
oilers generally Price SO cents 81 per dozen S42 per gross
NOtice.-F. w. Martens Is no longer In my
employ. salesman or otherwise.
New York Oct. Is. GEORGE STEWART AZ John st.