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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

L0oxS & Shoes!
e CASES Mems Stoga Bn.ts. IT'S to s75.
" do Fine Water Proof boots, 4 so
do do Calf boots 81 to 4,5o.
2 do do Kip $40 $50.
100 pr. Mems Calf and kip srosans.
$50 do Boys DO Go Go
50 DO do Thick Boots.
30 do Youths do do
s5 do Childrens do do
FOR THE LADIES.
so pr. Fine Eng. Rnn Round Ties.
SO do do do do do Busklns.
so do do French Morocco do
so do do heavy Kid Spring Ties,
SO do do Seal Buskihs aud Ties.
50 d, Blk. Lasting Cutters.
so do Cold do do
so do Blk. & Cold Caters.
100 do Wos. Calf &, Morocco winter Boots.
100 do Good Seal lun round Ties for IS pr pr
500 do Miss aud Chi!dtcn:s Shoes of every
description just reed at DAYS.
Oct. 10th.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

.FOTICE.
7NHE highest market price in cash will
IL be pad Cor Flax Sc ed, at my Oil Mill,
Campbell's Port.
JOHN WHlTTLESEY.
Oct. 18th, 1S4s.
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.S'ETs' H.Il' STO IsE!

We w. HIT IsE!
Hats! E3ats.
VEEHE subscriber would inform his frie nds
- and ,he public tha, lie has re urned and
started the Hating Business, where may be
ionnd, SILK. Beaver, Castor. brush. Cassi>
mere and Nura Hats Of the latest styIe.
Also, Dapt and Wool hats of various kinds
and quality. AIRY ofthe above articles made
to order, on short notice and sold at very
low prices at my shep on Main street, four
doors east of the Post>offics, Ravenna. OhIo
II. C.. TICKNER.
On. H-Thn fall stvles inst received
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To all Concerned

TO all Concerned
M Office is hereby given that the accounts
~ Of all those pei sons indebted to the
subscriber are placed in TIE hands Of Joshua
7. Catlin, of X oo 81 own. for collection. All
who d. not call and settle The same befor.
The Ist day of December next, their accounts
will be handed over to the proper officers
for collection.
ERASTUS JOHNSON
RootstoWn Oct. Ii, 1348. Swl77#b.
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NOtice.

Notice.
THE subscriber is prepared to do gen.
Il eral Storage and Forwarding Business
C"nsignments ut properly will Ieceive his
particular attention.
JOHN WHITTLESEY.
Canpbell's Port, Oct. II, l848.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

Cash for KssCk TE'Ze0S!
TNHE subscribers will pay Cash for few
Il hundred bushels of Buck Wheat if de-
livered soon.
KENT & IIUGGINS.
Franklin Mills, Oct. s3. lS4s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

TEAS.-Young Hyson, Imperial, Gun Pow
l. der and Block Teas. warranted as good
can be found in the State for the same
arics, At SEYMOuk'S. z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

~ LOVES so doz. Gents and Ladies'
VI Kid, Beaver. Cashmere Wool and Cot.
ton Gloves just reed at
Oct. 10th. DAYS.
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III G w Fall
AND
w INT ER GOODS!

~ PREAT1SS las the pleasure of inform
". ing his friends and customers that he
has received the larger portion of his Dry
Goods, Crockery, Bonne.s and Shoes. The
balance may be expected in few days
when particulars mSy be expocte
Ravenna. Oct 10 h, Ia43
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Dcatl)s.


At Garrettsville, the 18th inst. of Con.
gestive Fever, MIR. WILLIAM N. ALLEN,
aged 81 years.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

GTILL THEY COME The last arrival
~ roSts up by single entry: 40 packages
Of Dry Goods, Boots Il Saoe>, HAS & Caps,
sc. which are offered ut great Bargains at
oct. 10. DAYS
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Ten Days Later from Europe.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED
Only IL Days from New York,
and 80 days only from England.

T1HE undersigned is now receiving his
Il Fall and Winter Stock of Goods bot
within the last 5 weeks from The latest i'm
poltations and among them may be found
many new and desirable styles al extremes
Iy low prices for READY PAY. All in van: Of
good, and cheap Goods, are invi,ed to call
and examine prices, before purchasing. as
he feels confident that they will be aston.
shed at the low prices they are offered.
S. DAY.
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BOD,E'Se
4 FEW CASES OF Meu's T. Boys Boots,
n just received ana for sale bv
J. s. LEFFlNGWEL l. s. Co.
Oct. 25.
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Philadelphia Type Foundry.

Ravenna. Sept. 90. 1s48. 5n11s.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27
The Free Soil Movements.

Tic platform laid down by tho Buffalo Convention,
has not we think, received that aciton from the peo
ple of the South which it is their duty TO give TO It,
It may be very comfortable to to leevo that the
whole thing is humbug, and dcscrvcs no respectable
notice, but we arc convinced the PRONUNCIATION OF lis
Doctrines has already exercised graf influence upon
public men and measures. We believe further, Its ell
feet was immediate, that it was tho publication OF the
Buffalo Resolutions, which incorporated tho "inot
poviso in the Oregon Bill that it was ths which has
caused Gcnore TAYLoRs friends u; the North to repre-.
sent him as opposed the extension OF slavery and
that il is this which causes both parties there, 10 run Their
candidates as occupying the same ground--lhat Is IN
favor of the Wimot Proviso. If then this movement
has sufficient weight to control i'll some degree, both
potical parties ut the Morrill, what we usk, has Tho
South to expect from either? 1t must be evident TO
Southern mon Of both parties, thatat whole North Is
against U.s. and yet we have continually before US the
hoart sckening sccnc of seeing lhom wholly absorbed
BY mere party issues, The rights and interests OF the
South, scarcely occupying even secondary place in
their political movements. Why is this? why arc we
so intent in selling ourselves 10 these Northern pot
cans1 Why is it, that Instead ct occupying noble
and independent position, we arc found cringing and
duplicating for baro justice, for even recognition of
our rights? We must confess the position of the South
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27
Tie notion of the South.

Amongst tho papers Of the South which have DIS
cusscd the question Of tho pioprcty of some dehnhc
md united acl,ou Of the Southern States we notice
few that regard such step uncacd for and as Indca'
i've Of desire the part Of those who advocate H.
to advance the interest Of their party We do not be.
eyc this accusation, for Observe that the advocacy
of Southern Convention, is not confined to tho party
press, but On the contrary find whlg, democratic
and neutral papers warmly in favor of it.
Such movement cannot be party measure, ,hcre
would be nothing 10 hCpc for from it, were 1t so, and
we trust il never will become one. Such convention
is not intended for the benefit Of any party because
the necessity that requires it, is not created ny the as'
prcs,on Of single party, but by tho uI,cd efforts OF
all parties at the NorIh 10 deprive US Of our just rights.
God forbid that The South. should he divided on this
question: The people have been absorbed loo long. III
tho pamc Of President making and ils accompanying
scramblcs for Office and cmDu.mrut. They have been
aurcd by the ignis ufns of party success anu bIin'
dcd by party zual, until ju~, ilc vrg" "t dcslruc.
lion they havo been r,i!y aroused /" soc their dam
ucr Let now the scnturs on tho watch"Srr 60 their
Juty let them hush their paItry sqabbcs' ana
exert their energies 10 unite the people; if this be done
all may yet be well.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27
WlI,NINGTON AND MANCHEo Eh
RAIL ROAD.

The bes, authority in regard to tins roau au u
,borizes us to say that there is no aoaos q ~,
Construction of the road and the co"ple''0" 0'
the enterprise in all its parts i, ,d ors ON.
The engineers are now at WORK ana are s,' e,'',
,,,ovsd in asce raining the most advisable route
r. III. Camden Branch and between 'ne Po'n.
~ '.,n;"ed ~. Of, and Sumlervillc. In short
time, as soon as the !oca'io" Of this part ',;,I SI
'N ,"a ,oad is determined on the contracts VIII
t"' b" 10, ,s ont, and the grading commenced
.;-----,,Laxc subscribed, with the undcrs'an'
pant "r the windy 4s " H.;
,hr,i ny are dcsirou' of obtaining e.nploymept f.,
this way, we remind lhem tina, nv" '''vr'
time, and that they will consult their interest
by avaing themselves of their present oppor'
tTutics as soon as possiblc.-iSumtcr Banner
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27
Interesting Employment.

The editors of of the Columbia papers are about
undertaking the task TO provo that Generals ASS una
TAYLOR uro both run Wimot ProviSo men at Tie
Morrill, The Telegraph 10 furnish The requisite proofs
arans CAss for publication in the Banner, while the
latter is TO furnish the Telegraph with the proof against
TAYLOR Go it boys while you are young-tacc the
music, but keep your temper.
To give interest 10 the affair." the Chronicle and C0T0l'
man. might take up BurrER and FlLMoRE in the same
way. AS for tho Temperance Aduocae, has enough
to do VIC suppose these election times, to prove that
tho "lrcntng system" is worse than the whole crowd,
Wilmot Proviso and all
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL
,,s,,,osIov Morning, September 27' 1915
WITIJAM JOHNSTON . EDlloN.
Reware of Developments!

WI sb, not be surprised, if just previous 10 ."e
mss,ur Legislature the paF'znns Of Gen. nsya! ,
nao ont with some startling Developments some lcs
ter from their candidate or his friends mo P,ovso ,v
implied pledges that he will veto the ,a w'"0, Of t' sush
'"' Co.. ,hc simple reason that any such pledgeS
mO,G "jod or expressed ,0oud be too "'e 10 be wort"
'"p.,I .t;a We are convinced, and so must be every
. any as' m50 in the State that General TAYLOR will re.
onesI % hat or any kindred enactment of Congress-
t1 ls h,s had ample time and favorable opportunities 10
himself upon tbs question eve" his his. sT snao ph
ion on the subject, but since his letter to the Ss"a
has s,udiously avoided any reference 10 rh
W. Wa then unhessta,ugly say, that every Lcgs,aO, W."
W. noued himself opposed to his election should no
'1' ,'aod aside from his purpose, by Development
% tho eve of the election The time has passed
%raI em 1n ,o have any effect upon the vote Of the sn
,v "d ' therefore every democratic member must stand f'
70 his creed, and vote for CAss electors
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27

at this time, is mystery TO US; at time "nen ,'s'
rights are assailcd, their institutions denounced 'no &c.
sissled against, when the entire people Of the N0'n' a
I.ye with an unexpected unanimty. avowed 'he'' &C.
or,ina,ion 10 exclude Shareholders from occupying a'
territories of the United States; ut such uie' ""'
every check should be flushed with '"o'sna.0n '
every arm nervcd for the defence o' oOf ''saN 4.
found courtng the favor of this or that party not ~.
-o,;,o of either. or the candidates OF either
rledoc that we should be sustained IN our uo"'"'o
meps Justice ie and equity L.. the South wake up to
sense of lcr true condition. let her people, before u.
mex, session Of Congress- meet in Convention a's'.'
their rights, and if needs be, pledge the '''s' ,"'
fortunes and theft sacred honor" in the dcc"ce u "'
rights Let ono say this is dsunion 'no'e's. -
is no such ,hirg the fanatics and political
f tho North would cover before such demonstration
Of our united strength and the good sense OF Inc TO-
accng portion of tie Northern peoP pie ~0u'a eon:po Up
,hcm n rcsncct our demands for Justice ard E9uo"y
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27
The Right Spirit.

Wo make the following extracts from The proceedings
of IL large meeting Of the czcns OF ST. PclcTs Parish
held Il, Lawtonvillc on tho 9th inst. We want TO sec
such spirit, spread itself throughout cvoy portion OF
the South, until 40 present an undivided front 20
tho North in our dcmand for justice fion tho pre-.
amb!n wo take tho following paragraphs: -
Upon the adoption of tho Wilnot Pr0riso and tho
rejection of the Missouri Compromise by Congress,
VIC have Gut little to say, for the proper forum Tor It's
debate is tho field of battle, where muskcs can be
the orators, powder and ball the argument Let the
Abolilonsls whc their knives and light l;cr toches
when tho tno comes for action VIC will meet them iacn
to face eye 10 eye, hand to hand. From teIr army o
free negroes and runaway slaves, commanded by Switch
old boolcd Yankees wo would ask no quarter, all they
can expect from us is hoe in the cotton field.
"By all good men revolutions arc amcnlrd for when
its flood tide of blood passes over tho land 1t is lmpos
sblc to rorctc what institutions it will bear away upon
lis bosom, or at what point upon tho beach OF time It's
bilows will burs, But if the question is TO be forced
upon us, Gods .riH be done. The South has ever ad
hcrcd strictly 10 tho letter and spirit Of the Constitution
in peace contributed moro than oil equitable portion
of taxes for tho support of Government; in war they
have sent good troops 10 the hcla as over pulled
trigger. After victory has ciowncd our united efforts TO
achieve it, Southern and Northern blood has been drawn
bv the same Mexican bullet flowed in the same rivuet,
and all under tho shckinah Of tho eagles WINGS and
VIC arc to DO excluded from the Territory.
"Cun our Northern brethren expect us 10 submit 10
such gross violations Of tho Constitution such malici.
GUS mischief, such inequality, such wholesale robbery,
and impertincnr n,crmcddng with private property,
all for tho sake of Union, when that Union evnocs an
organized design to destroy us! Much as wo have
loved and voncratcd the Union, which in poaco has
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27

g., Ga, Francisco for the last quarter ol 'he
last year is near $5O,ooo; ol ''''p''''' '"'
than $4,000. oe c,,if,rn;o are
br;IIiaul and little reflection VIII cohs''I' ~ ,Ss %
,ho, # ;s destined in time to furnish many OIL '"s
"'' .. ;,onortaut neccssaries and luAur'es o'
,"oJ, mt only to the whole coast OF wes'r." o.
A,nsr;ca, but to the entire commerce o, 'ne :.,.
':e'' vh;,. in many articles, especially qu'cNr
e;n,' s;Irnr it will supply the world. The pay o'
S.n francisco, (lhe finest known Ill any cuu".
o"t 49, ..s. convenient and commodlous
uuSII where all this trade will be concen""I
led, In very few years. numerous '.Js ',.So,srs
'Iu. -,ren.of. war,merchantmen, ,whaIe'S
,h, a., Chinese Junk, and the powerful steamer
I'll, find here the safest anchorage, inc c'lus ",
'',.,J s;tna,ion, and the best market ol Wv
pn.;Gc This will become the point OF ren"eA ,,"
"o":' ~ III m. whalers of these seas. Inc
are now only waiting for pr1'ec'oh asa,'S, "s. ~ h
assertion of their crews. Lei Ill: .,,'' ,c,
i looked to at once, let the law DC s
= ced and we will soon see lhls ueS'' '''o
J.. of trade cenlered here. l,,,,;v,
, ,rbc fisheries are abundant anu P'ou"Im .'m..
= .r,,a n,;neral resources are rich, espec'a,y
a a ':o,,s;lyrr which are described III ori''''
- 49, Eorbe's mine is said to be worm III ,u
- ,a,aI hp,ween lS and % per cent-riche. ~:
w. celebrated mine Of AlmadIn, III oPa'
e. .nI 't;oL has heen rented by the Rothschllds'
-, ,,;J,nce of its richness, the Star states u
w. u" .Wr Alexander Forbes sailed recently II,
~ ~ Monterey with cargo Of quicksilver, SSo'o
Nv Nv j., v,Iue. the products OF the mines ol NC"
he ,dn Ill fG,'n near ar the valley of San Jose' and,
p. ,ractcd within the short space o' 'h'e0 '''''''
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27

GOVERNOR JomNsoN.-W understand (says
the Columbia South Carolinian,) that our ex.
cellen, and beloved Chief Magistrate, is now
able to walk about the house, by the aid Of
crulches; but are sorry to learn that his general
health has suffered much from his long cop6ne.
ment He hopes 10 be in Columbia or the
seventh Of November, at which time he will
call the Legislature together, to cast The elecso.
raj vote of the State for President -aad Vice
President.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27
Gan IL he true !

-, . ,,-,roo stories uhoat, about the ccc'o''
..u com,,irn in ncighborng district when II ''u'
oe."s .ta oxs,e,ce Of system Of tactics which we
were totally abolished in this enlightened
State. through the influence OF lcmpe'a''' "''1
rh,anthropic associations From all We o"'
,be sond hill folks in tie region "i'u"ca " ''0
sort Of Carnival pfcvinns I" l'S' ""e' p..
,,h,v follow after the election We a'e W.. '
,,ores arc not only Tie regular order u Tic o1!'
dolv order Of The week, Suhd'y3 Pe'n"p' + ~.
INC, IN think of it -sia barb"c""s " we'N' WIN
,sual acconpanimcnis! 1t Is moreover s''''N ~,
rccpien,s of this bounty arc III u" "'S' ~ ,o,
Inv. morally, socially or Physically ""' ."' Wv
| Wy ,,o,or rx,.,M even lu l;c ucg ghborlns Town,
,hosc inhabitants arc conp'a"S, 'h7t 'nc' uSuN' r
r,;es Of coal chickens, egGs &C., nave o''" .,
sncc tho opening Of the campaign. we ca''"o'
Co. tho truh of all the reports III c"cu''''o'' w.
, ;,, ,ouo ocross IL paragraph published IN news,
popcr of that neghborhood which wouu cc''a"'' WV"
re. ,,cso discreditablc rumors. Tho writer sccHs
. Ia J,,vn upon the candidates with vengeance ,,'
r,or man. however we'll grahed, Is 'n'ua'.1
,.,I Go,, Office under the "trratlng system. ii'
., lI,s,ralc that none hut the rlcl' uha oi''
ovo, of Ills class who will treat can o
''"' a ,,, # the evil is not checked, this cias
u;,l anon have the field to themselves. ile'e 20 "''
,,,s,,,,;on drawn from nature we pre- unc I' ~
they vii! be elected without oPPoshion' 49, "'.a
.,hcy ought roar oul hundred VOICES al ao''U1e"'
T 90, 4 barrel of four says onc i so' "'" wv"
.,vs another. i got two sides OF bacon" LIS "u
&c time these here clections' i must nave my p''
of ,,,,,s ro less .Im for the man that signs my 0
and ,,vs il tou, Moro whiskcy down 'hS "1', ~
n. ,o r;,cher' NO barbacucs, no volcs by IL Do"
le ,n' ,hc close fists "A drink of soit soap LOT
mt nee ncn "a female roiee as'de) yes a.
rt saws no frock patterns, votes neither. (An0
Of emo1e r,ies aside Il wants more OF that g0Oa 3
i'll ror h,o,d ard swce,encd liqnor, Mr.. - gave Inc
. ',ho, duv, when he danced with me-"
N. Now if this be the modo Of conducting the can'a
..l,..,s M. .redi upon the good people, 't 'nc
r trc!s in VIII ch such sccnes occur.
80 80 Wr atr or,;i !a.s IS ssin- nra T aetrcS
" trlst which own district presents Ill uis fcspc
est No treating icasngs carousus are seen or hc
"' amongst US in any quarter of tho district. The c.
" vass is conducted upon those principles Of good ord
,obricty and moderation which alone ensure i c.
,iuuancc OF the happiness and liberty Of people Lc
NAV old Kershaw maintain such character.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27
The mysterious Letter.


A, .,,o,h we have the Suppressed letter written oy
c.no,,, T.v1on TO the Independent Taylor party ~
MARYLAND |, amounts 10 nothing, save That be mao
authorized Judges SAUNDERS and "iSchEsreS' - wv
,;s;,n, deeaa,ion 10 act for him in tic Ph'atc'p''
Convention He says:-
81 have 10 inform you, in reply tha'' OH ''e. w.,
- that Convenon Judges Winchester and Sau'o'
of tIc Louisiana Deegation,-who nave oee"' ''' "a"'
ve.rs INV personal friends und neghbors-wo'e 10 me-
,coues,ng my views before the meeting OF ''e oo"'en'
,on ns to the desired my ir'e"ds 10 pursue I"
tb,, body In two communications addcssed 10 'heh'
IN ,euv. informed th.m, in substance, That a. my U.S.
,,,ce would be quite impossible tor ne 10 give any
o,,sc instructions upon the subject; that many qne"'
,;ors or contingencies mgh arise, during The ac''"h
or tho Convention, the character OF which cou'a
49,, ro,c,c ard that they must, therefore assume lhe
responsibility Of acting for mr;--,ha felt my honof
,nd interest safe in their hands, and that whatever
should coo fit TO do, would most cordially ap.
prove. ,,., ,,, 60
81 substantially informed them, further, that uni' s.
.,o,d discover an evident disposition to treat m"
Of unfairly, had no reaso" Tor SuPp'sng "ou'"
b. the caseI thought that my friends should 60 INTO
uo Convention, as they had been selected oy 'hc''
a. fellow. citizens for this purpose but a!, n''s :"
tered it, they were, of souse' bound' IT were no
H., n;r,,ed 10 sustain and supper, tho nemi"ee who
lie ever he might te and that hoped they would 90
It." heart and SOU"
This settles the MATTER he considered himself ca"
IN. 5o. of the Wing party nowills,and his Of. r'pea's
declarations. ha, he would not be The candidate 0i an
,rp r,rv There is funny sentence in this 'euer, al
,h,, ia the reason he assigns for requesting tn" le'
no, 10 be published. He says it was n" are,''Cn y"
The appearanee of his name in the public prints II
,0,e General has queer way Of showing that AVERSION
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27
JAMES Brooks, Esq.-

:; ,h., am utterly opposed to the use OF my
name NJ m as candidate for the Presidency ,,,
'a.'i ~" h have given and shall give, no eou"'s, e,
,,o, or encouragement to any movemen. 10
n""eo ,n nam. rs a candidate for that ollice'
IIhe M Presidency before the public.
V"e uv warm ,egards to your brother,
"''' ''"'' "H. CLAY"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27
The Southern Quarterly Review.

", have received the July number, when 's aee''
dcd!y ono Of the most interesting Of its issues "S
ou,,erlv is second 10 no publication Of tho kind IN
tie country. The following is the table OF contents
or Tho uomlcr before us Progress Of Political Eeono'
NV. South Carolina in The Revolution, Car'y'e'
Works. Fugitive Poetry Of America, HarlOurs Essay'
Tho danger aud safely of tho Republic. Religious "
1rS,,uc,;on of Slaves. Tie Army IN lexas' i"'
French Rcpublic Critical Notices
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27
The Evening News.

This excellent paper has been disposed of by its for.
mer propre,ors. to Mcssrs ". Y. PAXTON Co. II is
to be under the editorial charge Of b. GoRDEN PRseLE
ESQ., Mr.. CARDozo is to continue as associote Edi.
tor and the paper 10 be continued independent
press.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27
From the New York Express
EJvrER FROM MIR. CLAY.

When we first heard of the intended so'ca''
1o1 CIsv w movement in this city, we addressed
private letter TO MIR. Clay mol eSp.G,'" s,;n,N
turn any answer which we could pu, IN '% pi.%' ".
hut we have received an answer III ""'0
are are authorized to say as follows
"AsuLAND, Sept. 9Th, 1913.