The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-06
W bicb were characterized BY the s,rictest good

hich were characterized by the slrictest good
feeling and harmony.
'adi The Rail Road Company have commenced
running an extra daily train between this and
tho new village of Ridgeville, for the accom-
snodation Of the country people in bringing
down their poultry and vegetables TO market at
AN early hour in the morning. The train leaves
EThe city at a. M, and returning in two hours
after. leaves Ridgeville al a quarter past Z, al
atowing time enough to those from the city to
take a pleasant ride before breakfast. In the
afternoon it leaves again at s, and returns at a
quarter past 5. This will be an admirable ar
Ssrangement for the farmers who have their set
.'tfements from to 80 miles out of town, as well
r as to many others who are in the habit OF spen
TsSltng the winter and spring in the country, and
Visiting the city every day for the purpose OF al
S;iending to their usual business.
r. sa'The American Hotel, which has always been
laaafavoriie stopping place for our up country
',ffricnds,s has been recently fitted up very e'e.
gspari,ly, and is now under the superintendent OF
s'Chl. d. Hoke formerly of North Carolina.
II -rhe appearance Of the building is extremely
70 iu,posing and tasteful. The arrangements are
sin good taste, and may mention as one OF the
5sv,reates, improve rnents, which the improvement
in the morals of the age has brought about
there is no sign of har room, in sight, to OF.
fsnd the alfactorles of passers by. Liquors are
kent for the accommodation of those who de.
sire to receive this species Of hospitality. but
they are put far ont of sight This is al least
.sNonne one step towards reform in this department in
public HGuse keeping. We have already one
. fsoco,aeh going Temperance Hotel ts'eensIat
% ethe corner &c King and Society Streets which
Is Is very we'll patronizcd, and hope yet to see
u. the day whcn they will all he 90, or at least
'"a parfaily. In Lancaster, your former residence
ysaiff amnot much mistaken, there are f1e hotets'
an pahoh bars. '2.
oa birFhe incendfaries are now trying their luck
aw within the limits Of the city. An attempt was
made few days ago to Sc, fire TO building IN
Tradd street.-Onr neighbors Of the Neck
have been wonderfully successful in ierret,ing
out the perpetrators Of the crime OF arson, so
frequently committed among them. for several
mSnths past. The trial Of Sutcliffe and Cant.
leyihas 0been postponed until "Wednesday 9Th
inst! Through the active efforts Of officer 5.
G.. i}ili a third offender, John w. Clark. has
arrested tnder requi<ilion OF Cover
nor Seabrook Upon the Executive of Louisiana
h'ss whittier Clarkrh had escaped, after his com.
sat fades were discovered The officer LETT here
a,sanahe 10Th May, and had his prisoner safely
siocked uY, In the Magazine street Mansion
u House at half past one o'clock on Thursday
IeAThefe aas asligh, advance in Cotton during
'9t!fhe week Just closed. Prices range from ct
cf a7a. 9@About 5000 Bushels North Carolina
Corn of very prime qualify sold at 60 cents.
'ABalimore Flour 81 a 81. Bagging to 10 to
l6i. Bale Rope to l04 Coffee is In very
little demand In Sugar there have been e1.
tensivc Wholesale transac,ions-some five or
.esis kuadred hossheads taken on speculation
yFaM New Orleans may be quoted at a a 5.
apIsiverpnol Salt-from on board ship e5,c. Sales
issfather riimited.i -Hau s..
Elssl Dry Goods sell at reasonable rates. Heavy
tsFreHehs Drap dete' is now offered al $50 pr
'myard. Linen Drills 25 C. Black Baregcs
ssverytgood at25 soc. Lambert and Brother
'eS aFe advertising superior white Mating at
Il 25 e. 5.4 and in proportion.