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Rail Road and Bank Divideni
60 -. - - - ssiS ~

S.!sty3 - sss5SS ELS!a sss:tsSs &sst&
THE South Carolina Rail Road Company has
declared a Dividend of ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CENTS per Share.
The Southwestern Rail Road Bank has declal-
ed Dividend of FIFTY CENTS per Share.
The united Dividend Of Two DollarsPer Share,
payable at the Bank and the ,Divinend on Road
Shares, without corresponding Shares in the Bank
payable at the Rail Road Coinpany's Office State
street, on and after Thursday the eth July.
The Company's Scrip; bearing interest and pay:
able OFF the lst July, ard the uucalled for Dividend
declared in Scrip. will be redeemed and paid on
and after MonduD the I'd July, at the Rail Road
Company's Office, State-street:.
G. HOLMES,
Cashier of the Bank,
TlIOS. WAR1NG5
Auditor South Carolina R R. Company
Jstv IL 2S at
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Notice.

Information given to the SUBSCRIBER, winch ne
believes correct, that certain individuals are res-
passing on his lands, near Camden, BY hauling gu
wood, &C.; and Of others taking juniper woed. q
from his lands on Pine Tree Greek and Aieo
Branch, near Mr.. Charles Perkins, without Pe5--, -,
mission---he now warns all hespassers On ais ,lt
Iards, that he will prosecute each offender as ne
obtains proper iniorh alton. :. ,,a.sas. y,g
Also, ali persons are forbidden TO hire any OF
his nearocs (Mechanics or o,he-s) at their peril
without written permit by himself and a1s@Sr.
counts, for cork by Them, must be pad % ssa is
order. JAMES al CalEotso EsyasS -
Mulberry, June 9th, l549. 3t ~
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timely use Of Dr.. osgood's India Cboingogde. Tho
,nedicine should be commenced at the appearance OF
tho earliest symptoms, which hofmfrequcnty preeede
the attack several days. and weeks to warn US OF
impending danger The sensation of languor the ha''
gard expression wcariness of body depression OF sPr
arrangement Of the stomach, pain in the bones &C.,
cannot easily bo mistaken.
For suc at the proprietots prices by J. r. AckAlN,
agent Camden s. C.
July IL, 2S At
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N0tjCe.

ON and after the LIST September next the sew
eral Cotton Presses in Charleston will, by agree
ment, charge Thirty Cents per bale estra, oh all
Cotton bound with Iron, Bark or Woude1 bands.
AS this charge will necessarily fall upon the
planters, this notice is given that Rope Bandages
aloLe may be- used by them. Nearly all the Cot
ton sent to harleston ansi Savannah is now
compressed before Shipment.
I,,ly If J3 SOt
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DIED.-In this town, on Tuesday the 26th ul-
timo, after painful illness OF something over four
weeks, CAPTAIN BENJAMIN HAttEr in the o2d year
Of his age. S,aptan Halls was one OF the Oldest
citizeus Of our Tovs sn-re4afkable for his energet-
ic and perseverirg character, and Tor the success
with which he accomplished any object 10 which
he directed his attention. He was open, frank and
independent in his intercourse with o:hersAalways
pursuing his cosrse, actuated by fearless homes
ty Of purpose which sought no conceainent for
hitnsef or advantage Of those with whom he CAME
in contact. His last Illness, though painful, was
borne with great 6rlDness and fottittde, and he
uniformly expressed himself, during its cohinu-
ance, as being entirely resigned to the will OF
God. He has left numerous family, and large
circle of friends aud connexions TO mourn his loss:
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the Bank
of Camden, S. c. on the 9th June, ls49 the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions unanimously adop.
ted
Since our last meeting. it has pleased Gnd- in the
urpesarIoas OF bis Providence, to remove from among
us our venerable fellow citizen and associate ut This
Board, Capt. BENJAMIN Halle.
Although Capt. Halle was upwards ef eighty years
Of ugs al tho time Of his death, yet there
Der of this body mote prompt and punctual id the dis
charge Of the duties OF his station than he was. Pos.
se,,cd of vigorous constitution. great energy and in
dependence OF Character honesty and fmness Of pur.
posc he was in these respects admirably qualified fof
The impartial performance Of the delicate and response
bic duties Of Bank Director.
IL the maintenance of his own views and opinions
he was open, firm and decided yet our intercourse with
him was ever pleasant and harmonious.
Feeling therefore deeply, IN common with his many
rierds the loss we have sustained in this dspcnsuion
Of Providence be it
Resolved, That in tho death Of Capt. Halle, this
Board has lost Of its most prompt, upright, cner
gelic and punctual Directors
Resolred, That we tender sincere coincidence
to Tie bcrsaved family and friends Of ;le deceased.
Resolred, That these Resolutions be published ir
the Camden Journal, and copy sent 10 the family
the deceased.
DIED-Of Choler,, in the plain of Vcomillion
on the 26th of May last, on his way to California
HENRY A. Woop. in the Gath year OF his age, for
merly of this place.
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$40 Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber on he morning Of
the 10Th inst, PETER, pale Mulatto Fellow,
about feet 10 or II inches high, very thick, stout
and square set, about % years Of age, eyes very
bright, and scar over one eye.
Peter was brought from near Columbia, s. c.
by Mr.. Jacob Lucius, in the spring Of ls47, and
purchased of man named Miles.
The above reward will be paid for his apprehen.
sion and confinement in any Jail go that can get
him. DEkALB bhI AM.
Oswicbe Russell County, Ala. June lS, 1e49.
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July il
New Arrangement.

Mr.. BERGER having obtained sufficient num-
ber of pupils, he began his new quarter on the 9th
inst. The next lessons will be OH next Monday
and Tuesday. Mr.. D. teaches now but twice a
week, thinking that it may suit better his pupils.
N. B. Should the present number of pupils in
crease to 20, the price Of tuition will be reduced
al $40
July IL 1S
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E1k Equity-kersIlaW-
6. J. Sl,asHcns ; Ell al.
Biz
4. MSsebc. IT

VI. 2 ., -. -. Lt~s~.
4. MSssebe n. 90
IN pursuance Of she orders Of the Court made
at June Tenn, ts45. IwiA eter at pub!ic selc,
before SHE Coart House at Camdens OF tie firs.
Monday III August ensuing, being the sixth day OF
said month, ali that Let er parcel of laRd with the
tenersents .Ilkreupon- lying and situated in the
Town Of Camden;S. c.; Known and distinguished
in the plan Of said Town = Lot annsber eleven
hundred and sesent3-sx (No. l,l76) fronting east
on Broad street sixty six teets
TeIms--Se much cash as will pay the costs Of
the proceedings inlhe above eause and the balance
OH a credit Of six months, purchaser giving bond
with personal security.
VIM. NJ. SHANNON,
Commissioner
June 18th, IS49. (S5,93 CT 27
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Fresh Family Gr0ceriessza

Loaf, lamp, crushed, powdered,s ciafassd and
brLwn Sugars s,-r++:,s =. = sse..sstas !. 80
Rio, Java, Laguira. Mocho and Cuba coissssss
Gunpowder and Hyson Teas -. ssssses 81 -
New Orleans, Trinidad and Cuba Molasses ss
Rice, Mackarel, Salmon and Herrings s.xs-.
Confectionery, Green Ginger. for preserving
Almonds, Raisins, Figs &c. -. So
Just received and for sale low for CASH s Z. . -
aj-The highest market prices: fei,her' castfor
barter) paid for country produce: EssSt .S,s,s
may %. .......,s a. E.i ALlsEtS.s !.
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II office.

An Election will be held atthe Council Room on
Monday, the 18th inst, for two members of the
Town Guard, to supply the place of F. NJ. Ballard
and II. L. Wech. Applicants for the above Office
must hand their letters, addressed to Council, pre-
vious to that time. By order of Council
L. w. BALLARD,
Town Recorder.
July ii % 1t
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Committed

TO the Jail of Kershaw District, Negro Girl,
who says her name is ELLEN. and that she be-
longs to Thomas J. Ancrum. Ellen is dark com.
plected and about four feet 8 or 10 inches high.
Her owner is requested to comply with the la"
and take her away.
J. w. BASKlNS, J. K. D.
July ii % #
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FOR SALE

That Two Story Brick Building on Broad street,
suitable for Store and Residence with all the ne.
cessary out Buildings in good repair, and large
Lot attached, in the most business part OF Town.
Terms made easy.
Enquire of Mrs. C. F. CARPENTER.
july IL 90 If
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The subscriber.

JITILL continue to act as BANK AGENT; in
w boththe Banks oftris plac e, and attend to any
Commission Business which may be entrusted to
bin. Office At the Counting Room Of McDowall
cS Shannon &. J. SllANNON-
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EynuIsiOn of Worms.

Peerey's Dead Shot, FainestoGh'- ermifuge,
Jayne's Tonic Verntuge, together with the cele
brsted German Worm Powder, which have been
used with great SUCCESS by several persons in
this place, warrants the subscriber in recommend
ing It to any who will give il fair trial 1t is
put up in Powders, at IL! cents each, or 81 90 a
dozen. For sale by
u. J. DEIIAY,
Nearly Opposite Masonid, Hall.
Tulv II IS tt
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July IL
To Dentists.

The subscriber has made arrangements by which
he can at short notice procure Gold Foil aud other
articles for Dentists use, from Charleston, and
furnish the same at prices that will not fail to
satisfy the most economical.
April 4th, 1919. Il. }. DELAY.
Nearly opposite Masonic Hall.
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Notice

The subscriber having sold his entirss stock to
Mr.. JkmEs,S. McCAoDeN, takes pleasure IN nsecom;
memlng him to- the patronage Of MS iobaaet. eus-
tonst rs and friends; fully esnyi9fed thap Mr- Ms
C3DDoH's knowledge of the Shoe Hasaiaess' will
enable him to keep mst sach a stock as the MAI
ket requires.
v fishing to bring, my sautles Business ts' a
close, as speedily as possible; debtors are urgently
reeuestsd to come forward at once zn6 setue the
same with my agent5 ME 4. Burr; ~
G: w: QENEY..
G5' HaTirg taken the store heretofore occrped
by Mr.. 6. w. 0cNEy,, Intend to- have on
hand, at alN times. a we'll selected stock cf
Boots. SHOES, Hits and R5nrets and dto'sel at such
prices as to render it an object for ALL who desire
to save money; to. give me eah-HaTing the Ia
cilities to supply myself at .he very lowest prices
Immediately tron! the Manufastoriesi q small all
vsnre- only will be asked for the cash.
Receiyst and'now opening as Cases cohpSis.
inc goet assortment 70. the season. which viii
be added to- centin,saly5 as required.
tsny description Of Sltoes. made TO- order at'd
repairing executed with nsatness and despatch.
]: s. MtCADDON:
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GrCoBsumplion is disease which is cmrying It's
victims tho tomb by thousands, without being arrest
cd in lis progress by the medicines in common use OF The
present time. Blu, brighter day is coming, and has
cone-as 10 successfully arrest that dseaso DR.. RO.
GERS LIyERWORT AND TAR. not only gives
immediate relief in COUGHS and COLDS, but from
tho Testimony ofmen of the highest standing hee and
elsewhere il is making very remarkable cures OF
CONSUMPTION. Improvements in the treatment OF
diseases are onward and nothing can arrest its spirit
in the pesonl age. Those who afflicted will, dis.
eascd Lungs, would do well to call on }. K MchAlN'
tic agent and zee tho certificates Of DR.. WmJ. R'o.
sr,ls, Jua@ wm Burke. tho Wife Of tho ROv. e. w.
2uhn6 Of DR.. Hiram Cox. late Professor in the
College Of Cincinnati. aaz-
0a .s.-...... 60 Il. dt "
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Pain Killer.

A fresh supply of the Genuine Pain Killer,
Townsend's Sarsaparilla, Rowand's Tonic Mix
lure, Wistar's Basam, Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Hastings Syrup Of Naptha, dc. &c. Just receI-
we'd and for sale by Il. J. DELAY.
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HoOping Cough

TIfE Subfcrber keeps cons ant!y ON hind 4
full supply of the genuine R0CHE'S EMRR0-
CATION--one Of the most convenient, safe and
efec,ual remedies now known for that distressing
maIady Z" Hopping Co,tgh."
q. J. DELAY;
1u1v II rs If
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CONSISTING OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Paints, Oils, Dye stuffs,
PATENT MEDICINES, WINDOW GLASS,
7gRFTMEE-, SOAPS,
Brushes, Toys, Baskets, Combs, Purses, Snuff
Bo1cs, Toilet Bottles. Flower Pots, Envelopes,
Papetries, Steel Pens, Pen Holders,
and various other articles WORTH detailing, but
which might prove tedious
G;"These Guods he offers OIL accommodating
terms TO all.
PHYSICIANS, PLANTERS and MERCHANTS would
do well to call and see our stock before purchasing
esehere. may 8.
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Notice.


Application, will be made TO the next Session of
the Legislature of the State of South Carolina, to
have Pine Tree Presbyterian Church, incorporated
July A, lS49
D. BETHUNE,
BENJAMIN Mccoy,
KENNETH McCASKlLL,
June 30 BIN 81
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.TO Rent.

,r'r 80 To Rent. II
The house on Rutledge, ST., recently occupied
by the subscriber. Also the tenement 6Pt osite
Mai. X. s. Motfat's residence.
JOHN WORKMAN.
Jnue q, ls4s 2a II
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There were engaged in the Suppression Of this
j., revolt upwards Of 30, ,000
Z s~ aEcON1 DISPATCH, -


j, revolt upwards Of 30, 0,0O0
:. -. SECOND DESPATCH.
The French made renewed 'erertures to The
Komaas to capitulate, bsa t.s latter obsfinately
And positiyeIy declined Them, Preferrins noble
aaefence. .es 10 a. dferaeeft surrender. The Loii.
hon fines Of the 23I has letters from its cor.
fs.poS,den, 10 the 16ah from Csra, Vecchia.
c Ki,h The latest he ws from Rome and the French
ARMY M i, the evening previous TO che date,
who SAYS that negotiations were attempted to-
Ne sossned by tke General, but they ended In
. s,ilare. Ufdiaos, having called rpor them to
surrender, was met hy psremPtory refusal.
when hs cnumenreda a vigorous and determined
attach on The r4,ff. The batteries played up
: ,ntika bast;ot,s E,s twenty -four hoars without
> cessation; but no percepiFfe breach vas eftec-
q stedtip 10 the farest pertet at which news was
received from fhe camp. A reinforcement OF
troops aad guns from Toulon was being landed
stCivna Veechia on the 18th.
asS,hins. contrary to all expectation, by orders
efff,e Euneror, has refused to open the trade
y ,9ff,ssrfss4 TO the British Upon the terms sipu.
}ste,E fsS the treaty. This determination may
give risc to. very scrions consequences, as the
R,;,ffsr, t;oyernnent will no doubt insist upon
fbe fi NJ nj o its letter and their rights.
Ft,f, I. arooot, June 90, II a. m.-'fhe Cotton
1; mark npened With good and steady feeling
2 synorning and q, ,heials currency qr'"ted IN
: .,bs1essseakly s,aserttyx t,-atcrs nre
ver, firm, and look for higher prices. which the
:, trade are no, al present willing to give.
CHoLERa on TItE SAyAsy4H RIvER..-We
learn from a highly respectable citizen who re.
turned in the Savannah boat this morning, irorr,
his plantation, iha, The cholera has made Its ap-
pearancs OF, the Savannah River, ahont mile
and a. hall. below the city. Dr.. scriren has
= Intended twenty casss--no deaths. DR..
y Daniels reports eigh, cases, four Of which have
pr proved ~ fatal Several scattering cases have
6 occurred lower down the river, but no deaths
as yet heard Of. -.
vi There has been case or two ON Whining
ION Island, which is high sea island. This Is
remarkable. occurrences. as the sea islands
have been hitherto exempt from this malady.
81! we also learn, from the same source. that
The planters are removing their negroes from
their, plantations where the cholera has broken
olt.-Erening Ners. ,.s.-,sa..
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of Letters

list of Letters
i'm THE POST OFFICE Al
ON THE lsr JULY. ls49.
Ikilgore, Jesse
Kerr, A. ID.
III
Nc ronald, Rev. D
3 Alattox, George
J. Mcdowell, John 2
lhIinniCI, Michael
= .IcDo..aid, r. 3.
Murphey, Morris
MCPHERSON, Laura A.
g Mccain, John
,uel
Mobley, E. J.
Ohearn, NJ.
ton Outlaw, q.
llcmia ,O'Neal, j. B.
! IL F. Outlaw Benjamin q
rye Patterson, l.. JIG
Parker, Elizabeth
Price, Jane l..
Perritt, Wesley
J. Perritt, Merritt
Pulet, Jeanas
IN Pie, Henry
lPoIk, b.
- IPucci, Camlnillus
IS Parker, Sarah
'pe:ligrew, Margaret
). L. Pickett, DR.. w. l..
K
Rogers s. Go. w
Il Rodgers. Jefferson
Rosanna, Miss
Shiver, Samuel
Sessions, S. L.
3 Shirah, Christian
amin Sommers, L.
Sanders, Miss Courtenay
Shaw, Angus
As Jr. SANDERS, VIM. SeDr,
SILVER, G.. JIG
Sessions, &. NJ.
II
" Tays, R. S.
Thomas, D. II.
Taylor, James NJ.
d Willow, Elder William
Wessinger, Charles
Willis, William II.
Y
Young, Archibald
}. Young, Hugh
. J. A. Young. Richard.
calling for Letters from the above
say they are Advertised.
Ohm N. GAMEWELL p. NJ.
% If
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For Sale,

Oxen and valuable large Steers at NayS Dos.
lars pair--a purchaser may select from good
stock to suit his fancy, at the above price. assA;
Apply at Mulberry, near Camden, To- s..xs, 4
ff'' GEORGE BROWN
June 7th, 1S49. 81 - sssSs24
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Notice,

The Regular Meetings of the Lancaster Division,
No. 30, Sous Of Temperance, are held every Mon-
day evening, at O'Clock.
J. w. LARK, K. S.
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Re,care of Counterteus and .Base Llaitofiu

CAUTION-The subscribers are the only Gspefal
Agents in the Southern States for the sale Of th
valuable Plaster; and In order 10
imposed upon by counterfeit, article SOLD ,h.s e an
to the following marks Of the genuine;
l. The genuine is put up - smooth engine
toned boxes, not soldered In. -
2. The genuine has the engraved head OF Jew I,assa
cord of Court to Z. Taylor, Roches.et sss b kssE
SCOvIL & MEAD, ll3 Chartes g .rss,-
Between Cont and st. Louis sts, New Ofieans. -,
Sole General Agentsfor tie Southern Stafeaa -.
Sold by J. r. McKaln Camden; A., Fitch Eolgpba;
Haviland Hara q co. Chafieston r NJ Cohen GAatses.
toni NJ Hall Winnsboro; Haviland Keise& Co Maidenaale
Na,v yorl
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Wateree Division No. 0.

The regular meeting of this Division will be held
at Odd.Felow's Hall OH tomorrow (Thursday)
evening, at o'clock. BY order of the w. p
u. J. DELAY, r. 5.
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H, co.. oa spa

g. 0e 0e goe
Kersh a W L O d g o. N m b r g
The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be held
at their new Hall on Friday evening next, at
o'clock.
By order of the N. G..
A. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
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F. ROOT,
AUCTloNEER,
Commission Merchant & General Agent

CAMDEN, s. C. g
Will attend to Public and Private Sales Of any
description. .g4
- Regular Auction day, every Friday ~
4 III Auction Room opposite James Dunlap,a few
doors above Davis's Hotel, n--,f
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& BUnE respectfully informs BIS friends,. and
the community generallys THAT he viii continue t"
use kis best exestions To- accommodate ak who
calf
CamGens 9th June, TSY 81 ~
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Candles, sc.

Sperm, adamantine and Tallow Candles, SOAP
Starch, Mustard. Pepper, Spice. Ginger igEeea
and ground) Cloves, Nltmegs, &c. For sale by
NAV %. = ~~ A. f.. ALLEN
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Jaw sI!Iy||s||
HEBREW (3 TER
THE GREAT REmEDY, ,1a

Limbs and Joints, Scrofia, kings Evil, Nhfteg
Swelings, Hard Fumosr, StiG JOINTS asd ~: b
all Fixed Pains whatsyer - y -
Where this Plastsr is applisd, paia esnn5t ssssf
These Pasters possess the adyautageef being PM up n
artght boxes, hence they retain their tuii yis q al
NAL from C. c. Sellers an euin5nt lawyer in ecesst
practice In Wilcox county, Alabama. He is gentleman
In high standing, and whose influence has great
weight: -. &s,,,s.. -. ..is,xe.,t
Messrs Scovil & Mead: GentlsmyH- Having been re.
ouesed to state what has been Of myexprelce
In the use Of your Hebrew Plaster cheesfuy comply
mended. an invaluable medicine. Adifsse cassspfmy
family have applied the Plaster to chronic soses flcrs
and palms. and has failed to aort instant feiieE
have also used 1t with good effect upon my sa fsron
in the cure of ulcers with which have been seyete y
afflicted. Respectfully, etc.
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TO ALL PERSONS-.-GREETYNG!
FRANCIS f.. ZEMP

FRANCIS f.. ZENP
Respectfully informs his patrons andthe public
generally, that hen, this Spring received a
Large and we'll asserted stock of Goods,
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,eu prevail 50 fatally q.
Be prevented by the
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Rocl1e's Embrocat1om


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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

Died-lnth this place Of Cynanche Laryngea
on Saturday morning, Both ult., Mr.. David
Burney, formerly of Florida, and late Of Har-
rison county, Texas. Mr.. Burney left h ONE a
short time before his death for New Orleans.
On arriving in the Lity he became alarmed on
account Of Cholera, left as early as possible
Tor Tennessee; at Vicksburg lie, with his lrav-
cling companion concluded to leave the boat
in consequence Of the cholera on board, and
travel through the county. lie arrived here
on Wednesday night with a chill which was
soon followedb by fever and considerable swell
ing OF the throat; medical aid was called in
early IN the morning, his disease was actively
treated, and yielded kindly 10 medicine. On
Friday evening he had so far recovered that he
set up from nine to eleven O'Clock, talked
eheerfully, and thoughtthat he would be able
resume his journey in the morning. At eleven
lie retired 10 bed and slept calmly up-
til one O'Clock in the morning; at two O'Clock
he died from suifocation. Il
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

Coy. Brown has introduced a bill providing
fora grant Of public Lands for improving tho
nayigationo Of certain rivers in this State. We
can see no difference between a grant Of lands
and the distribution Of the proceeds for the
game purpose, except that in The first case the
disiribuiionis unequal and opensa wider door
feF speculation and pecuIaIiong We might
perhaps add thatth cost Of sale is much less
where i Is made by the United States Than
when made BY a single State, and tile prices
are more certain 10 be collected. However,
. sREs glad 10 sec that the Governor is doing
somelhiRg for abe good Of our Internal Seas.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

Madison county
MAEeARErr ANN BLALocK VS.. JAMES HYATT.
Petition for a divorce in the Circuit
Court Of said county, on the Chan
Gerry side thereof.
I'M opening the petition in this cause,
~ the Court being satisfied that the
defendant, James Hyatt is a non resident
Of this State, and resides beyond the
limits thereof, so that the ordinary pro-
cOss Of law cannot Be served Oh him;
tits therefore ordered that unless the
said defendant, James Hyatt, enter his
appearance hereingon or before the 7th
day Of the next term ofthis Court, at the
courthouse in the town Of Canton, on
the LIST Monday Of April, l849, to plead
answer or demur TO said petition other
wise the same will be taken for confess
ed against him. 1t is further ordered
that a copy Of this order be published
in TIE Mississippi Creole once a week
for three months successfully.
A true copy Of the order of publica-
ton. II ma. IA ll5 ".
II. R. COULTER, Cfk.
qss Madison Circuit Court. \
December 2, 1848. I7-3m