The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-30
Correspondence Of the Camden Journal.
saIjsalC CHARLEsToN, June 27, lS49..

saIjsa CHARLEsroS,J June II, ls49..
To.morfow ia. 10 he celebrated with great
spirit hy our neighbors of Moultrievillc. (Sulli.
vans IsIand1 A Procession will be formed at
the Cove at 10 10 O'clock, and proceedto to Fort
Mouliric. escorted by the Nioutrie Guards and
United StaiesTrunps, where an Grafton will be
delivered By Joseph J Pope, Jr, a young can
didaie for professional honors, now of this city.
A public Dinner is 10 be given al the Town
Hall al 8 O'clock Its gratiyingto find that
the Anniversary of she glorious battle Of Fort
Moultrie sstill regularly observed on the very
spo, which was the scene Of the achievements
Of our brave predecessors on that OCCASION
Our Hamburg brethren have a festival in
store i6r Monday the I'd July. the 25th Anniver.
sary Of ihe establishment ofihat TOWN.. There
will be saIutcs fired, with Examinations and dis
plays cf, Ane works. music and novelties of all
kinds==and we are invited to see the fun.
For the. Fourth, we have invitations on every
side. The Cars will carry up perfect multi
tude from here 10 the Grand Temperance Ju'.
lea iSCoiumhia=-ai two dollars a head, going
and returning. Those who prefer going on an
excursion ..away down Sou,h,"' will be taken to
Savannah and back, to spend the fourth, for the
same f,assage money -wo dollars Business in
the Steamboat and Rail Road line on thai day
will be as brisk as Champagne corks. We
will have our usualnational sa,hes and .feu dc
joie, with araiions, fireworks 'ei ID 0mhe; genus.
t Travelling this summer. will be q tayofi,e
amusement with all elasses and Condition of
men asd women. We can travelfrom Charles.
ton tor Dalton, Ga. 407 miles and return t,efore
18th Ociober) ior 81 Is, the same TO Rome 3s5
miles, and 10 Athens 25l miles. As I'M
dersiand, il from, good official amhority,} we
have the privilege Of going to and from thcse
points once during The season, and TO stop as long
a. convenient al any efthe towns ON the fntnef
previous 10 reaching the destined point, bit MOI
10 eabdckrards and forrards more Than once
from place to place, except by paying cents
per mile additional. The privilege cSierds
onlyto ihe regular routes and not to the various
brapchesofthe road. In every instance where
the regular route is departed from or the same
section af road used more than once, each way,
the ticket does not avail. Travellers from your
section or any other point Of the road are en-.
tailed 10 Tie same privileges as those on the
Chasicston and Hamburg lime shy keeping the
most direct road from their starting points. :,
Several rare specimens Of horned cattle were
brought here last week by the Brig John Hun.
irr.,,,They were sent 10 the United States by
DR.. James Davis, from Turkey. The stock
consists OF ten Cashmere Goats and two Buffalo
Calves. q The Goats are beautiful animals, the
first imported into this Country; and sample
Of the fieece-which consists Of a long silken
staple--has been left al the Office of the Eve.
News far inspection.
A colored man was tried the other day before
Jury of Free holders, charged with improper
conduct towards two ladies. of which he was
found guilty and sentenced to receive sixty lash.
es ia the MARKET. at E-
The Court of Sessions aad Common Pleas
for this District adjourned last week after very
laborious session of six weeks. Your ds,in-
guished fellow citizen. Judge, Wiihers presided
The Bar express universal satisfaction with
the industryl and ability with which his most
srduous duties have been discharged.
The Election for Clerk of The Court has re.
suited lie reelection Of The former incumbent
Raaiel Hofreck. Esq. without opposition.
Literanxe is pretty torpid. The Southern
Quarterly profili.s.. 10 be very well sustained as
far ss present appearances indicate, The Ed.
torial Department is now under the supervision
of VIM. Gilmore Simms, l.. L. d. DeRow's
Commercial Review. which has been so long
coudutrd with admirable zeal and ability by our
yong former fellow citizen, J. D. B. DeBow,
now Professor "f History and Political Economy
in The, University of Louisiana, has been tempo.
rarily suspended for several months, but is TO be
Issued again in an improved form in July. The
uniiring deyoions Of the editor TO the prosecution
of this praiseworhy enterprise results SO far, it,
pecuniary loss and sacrifice Of time and health.
Wbsp sxillIou people be convinced OF the i'm.
pera,iye aty.whlch deyoIyes upon them 70 stis.
tain their own enter rprises When viii ,wc begin
to cbsor on instead of irssiing ssti, neglect and
Indifference thesscos.,para,lxely few instances o
public suirit. united eitb rars sbiIiies Of which