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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-14

We call attention to the communication Of sJus-
ill.," in this weeks parcr.
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The Elections.

The EleCVOmos
The fractional accounts which come to US are SO
indefinite, as to afford very little satisfaction. II
is reported that the whole delegation
in Michigan is whig. Buel is defeated in the De-
troit district, Notwithstanding Gen. Cass took the
stump in his behalf.
In Illinois, we are glad to learn that our young
and talented friend, r. YATES, Esq, is elected to
Congress in the Sangamon district. He 10 noble
whig. We fear he 10 the only wing elected, altho'
the figures show some chance for browning in the
Quincy District. sweet is probably defeated in
the Galena district Col. Baker did all he could to
secure such result. The best thing he can now
do 10 to join and look to the locos for his reward
The last news we have from New York is that
Washington Hunt, whig, Is elected governor. The
Assembly win probably be whig, and eighteenwhig
Congre ssmen are said to have been elected. The
state whg tickets with the exception of State Pris-
on Inspector, Is also said to be elected.
In Wisconsin Doty and Durkee, free soilers, are
both reelected.
A band OF robbers attempted to rob the Bank 81
Danvers, Mass, last week. One OF them,--the
brother .in-law Of the Cashier-was shot dead in
! the act, by the Waterman Of the Bank. Page, the
robber, was very intsmperate man.
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Sept. %.
Fall Goods.

IN BONNELI, Il co. are now receiving their
L. Fall supplies, to which they invite tie atlen.
i.on OF purchasers.
SUGAkS-S, Croix, Delta, crushed, powder
ed and clarified
COFFEE---Rio AID Java
TEA-Grecm ard HysuD
MULASSES-Wes,I India and New Orleans
SALT-TabIe aud sack
MACKARrI.-No. | and
Pickles, Ke,ctup. Mustard, Ginger, Pepper
Spice, Cinnamon, Suap, Candies, Starch, &c.
Hardware, Hoes. Axes, Spades, &c.
ss:tssiziG, Rope aasG Twilc.
DOMESTlGS--Bleached and brown llome-
spuus
Together waha general assortment oil Goods
sui ed 10 this market. For sale lw Dy
Ju,v 2G /. BONNf.l.I " w.
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MANsI0NHoUsE.
as-siss s5EN, s. Ss

u - -. tS1-El - ~. y 49, ~
TNEiE snbscriaGr EeFiestu announces TO his
1 friends and the iran El.llAG PUBi!C
generally, siliai he has UPc.cd, HOTEL ihat
large and coGnioaior : iicnse in Log Tom former
" the private res;dence snf 3. Perkins, esq.
The building is admirably atapied7:or that pn'-
pose, being situated in tie ost i,ea'ly and pleas
amt part ii Camden, combining all the advan'a
yes of the town With The balRly atmosphere oi tie
.un,rv, and within a lew minutes wa!k Of any
r, of Camden. The rooms, ale large and airy
hs Servants respectful and attentive. and he
pledges hiuiself ito spare pans in keeping up
an a,traciiyeaud well supplied TABLE. and 10 uee
every exertion TO please those VIII" p'ay call ufos
him. - -
His STABLES will be found com'nodous, an5
always fully supplied with Provender,
QJrhe House beng condurted an Temperance
Pr1nctpes, he flattcis hiselfrhai those whu ia' q
him with call will 6hd he MANSION HOUSE
rot only The comforts and attention oi well reg
uated Hotel. but The quiet retirement OF Hom'
Charges moderate.
pAll The Stages arriving in the place, and tiI'
Omuibuses running to the Depot, will call at the
House when desired.
f. G. ROBINSON. .
Camden. Sept, l. 2T It
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General Tnformation!

TNHE subscriber would contidentIally inform his
i. kind patrons, aud The public promiscuousy,
that he is in town." having returned from the
North with an overwhelming stock of choice,
cheap and elegant Goods, embracing every thing
new and elegant in
Staple akid Fancy Dry Goods.
His purchases consist entirely of Dry Goods, Sc
lected from tleinIoS recent importations, with the
closest attention 10 every branch of The Dry Goods
business, as present to The public at once,
complete assortment IN that Inc, and at prices iow
enough TO suit the closest economist.
Parties from the country will please bear him
in mind when they visit Camden, his stock is
always open Tor inspection.
New Goods received every month"; at the ''Pal-
anetto Cash Store.
JAMES WILSON.
Ort II
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.yts'T ttEgIsyED,
A. .fEcEsagG': Drugstore,

shs -FECEAdBEl'' LITsEs.StDFC,
A choice assortment Of Perfumrt, &c. from
the estab isnent OF Y. Razn, successor TO the
celebrated Rousse!l, OF Philadelphia, consisting in
part, Of
German Farmia .'oIognn, IN wicker bottles
RousSeii's cologne, III iancy bottrs, all sizes
LuhiI's Extracts, large assortment
R"usseil's Ext Jockey Cub and Jenny Lind
Aromatic Vinegar
seaps,
roncire. Qnnibus, raI!nyrienc and Jenny Lind
Soap. '-.
p Chrysta!ne Wash Balls
Wo: tbs ssair.
Jenny Lind Hair Gloss
Rrusscli's Eau Dc Lua;r:..e
Ok narrow PomalTm, IL screw top Jars
Jules Haues t,au De i.uS'rhe
Tooth. Nail, Flesh .uA lair brushes
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Boots, Shoes and Leather,
TOGETHER WITH
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags and

Wallace
EdiiSSo.
FESflE subscribers have ilSt received tic largest
and best assorted stock OF Boots and
ss.ooS o,.n, oa:,r,I j.; ,,,i.,, ~ u.,,icL th.v
wv oHcieu az 'F''' "!"! nc !" ", 0'
Respectfully invite Inc attention u putchaScls.-
Their stock consists III part, as fellows, VIZ:
Gen,emcns fashionable Dress Boots. pump bottoms
" stitch
waterproof do quilted bottoms
:" - do cork solcs
. Etai pcgCed' ali"rIia nG.'s
"dtt'rpP .'""'S
c.A1 h' .,,, s,,,.
laslii"nahie ln'In-s"'c Shoe"
I"elit ir;'nrr M. ana Gall "aileFs
4. ,I: D.! 49,! '"''
ini!; h'!hber SN"cs
Boys fine Calf Pump bo"'s
Waerirool boots
Aip icEs"i Zoos
Gan h"n,sss - q. b. .----r----
Iadi,s White sili C;;rrs
;, ,;oi'cr !;"."s, az, inserted c'!"r'
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DUNAWAY from tie subscriber on the night
II of the 22d inst, (six mics south OF l'a"ca*te'
Court House on the Camden road negro man
name John, about six feet, six inches high, with
scar on his face, fnear his;seye) occasioned by
the kick OF "a horse, he is black, carried oil wIh
him two suits ofcothes, among which was sar!-
net coat, black cloth pants, Blue flannel SHIRT stF
ped shirt, &c. He carried of a chcsnut sorrei
horse, fine black saddle with plated stitnp irons,
doubled reined bride. and martingales with ivory
rings. It appears said boy, atlorieaving my house
went to Mrs. Stinsoil's, at Russell Place III Aer-
shaw District and carried Oft a negro woman and
Young child, that Mrs. StIson had on trial aud
was about purchasing from me. The negroes
were recently purchased by me in the city Of Bal
.tireore. Since they have left Funderstand the
man said he had free pass, that he brought lt
will, him from Baltimore. The above reward will
be paid for tieir aPfehsns,on anu , af.TefS % 'e
ELI c. BISHOP.
Lancaster Dist s. C. % Aug. 1850. 81 #
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T HEREBY c.isrion I'll! persls against trading
is,r a 5iote esl hand given b. me, payable /" ~
b. atshaw, oi Kessliaw llisric! dated IN September
ls5n. for scveGiy.fye dlsihtF, payable the hr$'
day Of JanaafY iA52, The to'si,!crainn for winch
said note Mas gSye:, ha2ing ial!ed ani ieiernin-
ed not to pay ii utisSs c1nis,lsed by ia%
III THUIE BATES.
Gatlsdes,. s &c Sent 23 l,s:,il. - Il
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!lGtiG@-
rJNIIE Sria Partnership her ciu:c existing in the name
i oi - II. VI IL DHUIA :. Co, for the carriage nl
trrgh. md Passengers ne wat" a!r STATE oi South
Carolina by the tl,un5uI; RuE1.Kf MARTIN, is .!ss
day dissriS ed " itiI the ol al The partners.
Char-slul jul: l6l, i>1'.
v. II. LUBBOCK.
PAUif. tii.LhriGUE L. son.
c.. SHANNON.
EDnl. iiN!IiN.
J. r. i (. H. DyNES.
e. ". " Ai.!EN,
i.DNiN L. aiASR
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New Fall Goods,

1 NJ, g. r KENNEDY, are now receiving their
"a. supply ofgoods suitable iur the season. The
stock will he found complete in all the branches.
usually KEEP, by them, they have been carefully
selected at unusually low prices, and will be sold
at very small advance OIL New York cost. The
above would respectfully invite the attention OF
their friends and the lie pubic generally to an en-
| animation of their stock, feeling satisfied u low
prices and good styles will effect sales, they can
not fail to enjoy liberal share OF that patronage
heretofore 50 fully extended 10 them.
They beg to call attention to a few of the lead
ing articles, viz:
Rich Figured and Chene Silks.
Newest styles casmeres and nIouseaiI:es
Changcab!c !opiins and coourgs
Brocade and plain lustrcs
Face cares, collars and chcmizcttes
Puff sleeves rhiidrel,'s work'd bodies
Muslin and thread cdgings and inscrlings, &e
Gloves OF every description, hosiery do.
Lawn and cainbric l!andkrrciicts
English and american prints, unusually low
Furniture cbnt2, gInGlamS
Long and square siIaws, DC &c &c
Mourning Goods.
Super. alpacca* aud canton cloth, new article
Dark grey pop.in, gimgiianls and English prints
Fast cOlors, collars and liandktS. lngrained
Cotton hose, sill; do. cashmere c. Cashmere hhwls
In DOncStics.
Blea. sheetnss and long cloths, very low
l0-4 20 l24 bea X bro shcelIng,su family linens
Brown and co'u !l'spun+ ofai. kinds
Linsevs bed b;anke -, from: lD-4 20 1874
Wht a. red jyI' Is s!rriiG! wriSi & gduz6 40. &c
EeEgIemen's Wear.
Sup'r blk and co'd french cloths
" dUrskiMs and casslmeres
Tweeds in variety suitable for boys
Satin, silk and cashmere vrsI!Igs
craVatS, gloves aud hai hose
superior quality ofdress >i.':'s
Under c!Clhings oi every description.
Hcady Made Clothing.
Goats, Vests siil pants, got up III very superior
style.
Hats and Caps
In great variety aud OF: :;1l' latest fall fashions.
Nero Goods.
Superior plains, krrscys and satinels suitable
for house servants a,l j. eng. blankets, wool hats,
&c. &c.
Together with full supply of hardware, &C.,
all OF which will be- chccrtu:iy shown 10 any one
favoring them with Gail,
SEM. q u II
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Domestic Items,

DROWN and beach2d n!eetngs, every width;
D Ticking; English i.un~- cloths; CounterpaEes:
plain and figured curtain bmity; Dimiy;
colorcd Homespuns and Dcrim>; plaid Linseys;
Flanncls and Blankets, at all prices.
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Bogardus' PLANETARY Horse. Power.

TINiir Subscribers lave Ccc!yc'! Of the above
L chimes from HiI.g.ictnIv Of Gr". Vail ~
which they wurlG c', HE attention "t ihnSe who want
powers for Ginning Saving tir!iIn" Orders for
kind Of MILL IRONS of { -! NI,S w,li he promptly
attended 10. .!-.JDnI LL& COOPER
GJ- \ few Mil CrlIks hand.
Sept ~ 1854. #
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1850 pieces of bIeacii2d and brown Homcspuns,
as low as they can be bought any where 10 Amer
icu At JAMES WILSON'S.
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TO NV Cid Friends in Kershaw,

TJAVlNG paid particular attendomlo The growth
L 4 Of different kinds ofiew cotton seed Tor The
last four years, became 80 convinced oithe supe-
riority OF some Of thsm 10 the gulf cotton, that
bought last fall every seed with which my crop is
planted aud am fully satisfied that shall be hand
somely paid for so "oing. have th: Pron Banna-
ia, pomegrarate, Harris, and golden chat. This
year think the golden chatf and poInegranate;
are doing best of Wet year, and on fresh land
the Harris cotton will or has made more than any
other.
Ifany of my scquaintaVces should feel disposed
to try them will forward any reasonable amount
TO har!eston, reat!y put up in strong sacks al
one dollar perbushcl and this is wNat paid here
for all but the golden chafi, for these paid 80
per busheI The expense TO Charleston cannot
be more tl,an one dollar more in other, words,
| will deliver. any reasonable ano"m o.! the
seed in Charleston at s;2 per buSht'l. Any one
sending an order shall have the seed Ct lie kind
ordered Iwolld remark however, that have
no great many OF the golden ctatf 10 spare as
purpose planning largely of then this is an early
cotton with very extended branches even TO the
top. The golden chat seed commanded So per,
busle! here last year.
"a ..s- WILLIAM L. McCAA.
DAYTON. Ala. sept. 49, 1850. 777-3t
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Presentimen..-There is a singular circums.
tancc connected with the death OF Mrs. Charles
WelIman OF this city. Five years ago, she pre-
'dicted that in 1850 she would die. This belief
she had eversucc confidently maintained. Alb
out two months since, when in her usual health,
she expressed some apprehension that she might
have ione wrong i'll marrying, when she must
SO soon take 4 final leave of her husband.
When her sister came to see her, during her
last sichncrss Mrs. Weilman reminded her of
the prediction, and its approaching fulflment.
Her death; which took place night before last,
was fromithe prevailing disease. She was only
fourteen wears old when this strange PRESENT..
men! impressed itself upon her mind.-Hanni.
bal { .No) taion.
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Oct. /.
Linen Department,

DROWN and oiessi!ea. lae,ssk sek /. Linen Shirt;
ID ings, ia'nask TaBe-efHtts ssTia covers, iIifck-
aback an Diaper Iowclings, Crash, Dowlds. B..
+. Diaper, Long Lawns, French cambric, ladies'
aud pentcmen's linen canbric Handserchiefs.
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4 LuMr OF GoLD.-A wife of Mr.. Solomon
Greer, residing few miles from this place,
found lump of gold on the day olthe big rain,
or the day after, which weighed sirty penny
usighis! ltwas lying on the edge otthe spring
branch which when She discovered ii, the rain
trnv;rs rrsv.A,he dirt of il, and lett its Tempt
Ing braniy bare.
This I'inp, said TO be the largest ever found
in this country, was picked up on The land OF
Mr.. Samn"i: Hampton. We learn that several
!arg" Iu'nps, weighing, from TO 10 penny.
weights, have heretofore been found near the
same place Who ,ws how near California
is to us ?-i0unidia Banner
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e0,O30 EAEsfs Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,

BOOTS AND SHOES.
| TEO BE Had al the New Shoe Store. and will
| i be sold lower than any ever before offered
in ths Misunderstanding paid the cash for eve y ar
tcie, aud selected IRON The best and largest man
ulacnrcrs in Ihe United States, we Halter our
selves that nv one can fail 10 he pleased in guam
,ty, qualify ana tce. The stock CONTESTS il part,
Mems .:r. tali stitched Boots
- = lump Boots
Waterproof DO cork sO!cs
do stitched and quilted soles
POE pairs fine Cali scwcd Boo:s from 81 ~ 10 sc W
2iU - - and Kip pcgred BOuis from 81 10 50 0O
Nrn's fine Ii! s.,>cd BOocs ). 10 ~ to
II ID 10th Congress boots 50 TO 81 80
lr,scY les SS ;u%3 50
&c g pegged Bootees. 81 10 50 60
Kip I5a 10 81 W
Youths ts a? legged S0.!es' sc sc to % ;3f & %
Boo;s assorted
Ladies' Department.
Fine silk Gai,en, back aud coIoed
wes and black
Hall CASTERS, ~eI.s and black
c.!uEr,l a,,i black
Welt Tics, Fox,,i Broad and Easy
wiliog; lips for cDciis
= JcEn, LIND i:Vo;ecs. KID and Morocco
Nix; aud f:narrle! E1ceIs!ors
ki! aud Mo:orco Ia!.ny LlIi Bu.ka-
T;tyIur lIcs Cml
rne III! >l;I pcs. wit; iosetos
Fine Morocco Slippers ara! !rs
Fiic les Buski>, Ne.;s
EiGc 'i.fuC'u 90
ki,! cAirt s,.do aI,s a:d Ties
t.uat Es.si!s and lies; Mr..s
Gcai tuu!s
ii sScs !.ac, ana .uiO:c. Caters
- bin. uaU ilgii, coiorct: Hail CATERS
- biack. l,,I. and nru'izc Booecs
g r:;ck and cnu.ei Slippers
Goat !jonlccS. Scweti aud t9ggrd for School Shoes
CilLirris S.'..s and Bools, lsSorteu
together w:t!i great variety Of Grncmers Ladies'
aI:1 Children r SiiU-s, GGGs.on> to IIcI,iiOI.
---ALSD---
Fine TRAVELLING Tx Nt>, CARPET BAGS,
VALICES, HATS and CAPS. All o! which will posi-
Ii, ,ey he scld lowe. than ilc iGWes for cash.
gJ-taii and see i"r yourselves. al tbs NEW SHOE
STORE oi
WORKMAN IL BOONE.
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Pastillas de Paris.

NOR the alienation and cure OF BRONCHITIS
and other diseases Of the throat now so preVa,
len, in the United States. among Ministers ana
n,ber nnbIic sneakers For sale BY
p'"e' ., on H.. J,pgHAY,
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choice stock of IRISH LINENS, warran-
ted pune Flax, and remarkably low. newly opencd
at JAMES WILSON'S.
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SOUTH CAROLINA AND THE SoUTH.-Tbe
letter o: Gov. Seabrook which we published
scnle days since, had attached to it note not
marked rs a postscript, and which we did not
feel 1T liberty to make public without further
authority, which we now have The note
stated that notwithstanding the reasons given
III the letter for reserve and caution on the part
of this stale, in certain contingency, which
his Excciiency hoped would occur, he would
speedily Summon the Legislature together.
Gov Seabrook's letter was written before the
proclamation of Gov. Towns had reached him.
We now add the important movement of tho
Governor Of Mississippi, whose terse and STIR
ring proclamation we publish to-day. No I'M
putation Of precipitancy, or ambition of leader.
ship, can rest upon South Carolina now, and
we can hardly doubt that under this striking
change Of circumstances, his Excellency will
decide that the reasons for reserve on the part
Of this State have altogether disappeared, and
that the time for the decisive move has come.
To hold back now, would look, not like re-
tusal OF leadership, but like i betrayal and de-
sertion OF our sister States,-and to such apro-
cecdng we need not say we hold Gov. Seabrook
utterly incapablefor one moment Of lending his
countenancc. To act, when the action ofSouth
Carolina could add strength, instead perhapsof
weakness, doubt and division,;to the sacred
cause she is pledged to serve, this, we know
well, has been the aim of Gov Seabrook, and
he will not fail TO see that naction now would
be construed as pusillanimity rather than dis.
cretion. We cannot doubt what his course
will be- Charleston Mercury
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SOtiUG.
Salem YHIooIeus.

SaIEIEL sy UUIC1LS.
I AN!Nu taken Tie a-rucy ui The Salem,
K g {. " DJLGN MANii"lCTURY,w We are
prepared 10 supply Planters with tier
Scasro Cloths
OF various qualities, and Al manufacturers prices.
These Goods have bcGu used by seycra, rIan-
icrs in this neighborhood ,or many years, to whom
we can refer, as Being an article, for warmth and
durability, U! a very surercr quality.
IG'WOUi VIII tc taken ~ exchange, at fair
price. '--. - -
W. ANDERSON & co.
Abg % IL 2fm
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months.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
Is published at Two Dollars and Fify Gents if pad III
uvace or Three Dollars if payment Is delayed Tor three
tnnnthS. :,
Any person procuring five responsible Subscribers slnit
be entitled to the sixth copy of the edition subscribed i"rl
gratis far
SDVERTISf.liE \l'S will he inserted at the following
rates For one srlare "a lines ur less III lie Semweeky.
o.e dollar for the irs and twenty-five cents for each
Subsequent Insertion
Ia the weekly seventy five per square for the first,
AMI ,j,ir,y s,.yen and half cents for each Subsequent i'll
se.,.on Single insertions one ,!oiar per square.
I'll. hummer of Insertions desired. and the edition 4"
b. published in must be noted on The margin Gl al aH'rr-
dement's or they Will be inserted senweeky until
cred In he disc6n,inued a;r carged accordingly
.Semi-unnthiy. monthly ana quarterly advertisements
charged the same as for single Insertion,
Liberal discounts allowed 10 those who advertise fo.
three. six, or twelve H.cn,;s.
oA An communications by mail must be post paid ol
secure attention.
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New Goods.

New Go0ds.g
TIME undersigned is receiving his Fall supply Of
goods Having purchascdvcry largely. he is enabled
to or great inducements 10 his friends aud customers to
purchase from him. Anon" 'Is STOCK may h" i"nn many
articles no, usually kept, and which he will take great
pleasure in shoving il regards prices e will he sat
sized with Chnrcslo. terms Alibcra deduction made on
cash purchases t. W. hoNHri'
Sent. II, ~ u
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s,.nar;or NY,1siDrd.

sssperior Mustard,
TN c-...ter and half pound boxes; White Mus
tar See L Ginger; Black and Red Pepper
Spice: Nu,megs; Mace; loves; Cinnamon, &c;
Epr cab. Nv Il. J. DELAY.
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Be GcnNe.--There are some persons that APP
pear from their acts every morning as if they
had slept upon bed of thorns. Their first word
to the children or dependents is cross one,
and as the day wears on-aS the sun lights his
glorious course through the heavens the whole
earth bcreath him, he brings no Joy to the cLur-
lisll heart, bu, in sunshine as in storm and dark
ness it will be miserable, and make others wret-
ched.
Oh, what folly. how unhappy the morose, the
!rctful, and the passionate are; and how they
scatter the blight of their misery about them!
Scold, scoid, is the order OF the day with them.
Alas forthc poor dependent child that comes un-
der their jurisdiction.
Z. Hundreds have thus been made a wreck whom
kind words and gentle acts words would have
made nsef! And who must suffer the penal
ty! Thos. who have committed transgresson
FOR as sure as punishment follow error and
crime, 50 certain will it be the unkind. 1t may
not come 10: years. They may go on abusing
and expressing those who are beneath their con-
troll Bu; in au hour perhaps, when they least
expect will fall the blow sudden and severe, that
will fill them with anguish, and Gallup TO their
minds in :hcir ~akeiuI night hours, the wrong
they have done Conscience scared through it
ri:r he and Lardu1.4-d-n-;u ------r n
= u fec- the punctnre OF thorn
scener tan The caIlous ever dreamed it could
be-
kindncss 10 others will always create happi-
ness in the !iycr and the recipient. The gentle
will eyer BE- beloved. and their Influence upon
tn. hear. wi! he like the zephyr of summer,
stlrrin. the heads of flowers, rs if to unfold
tac;rrch heau,jcsn greater proius!on, and scat
Ter wider tie fragrance Of their grateful per.
funln
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VOLUME II.

..,- THE SEMI-WEEkLI JOURNAL
Is Published at Three Dollars and Fifty Cons IT paid III
advance or -Four Dollars if payment is delayed for three
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-11

Nrrccraii"" ?j ne S4bdatd.-Ihe following.
announcement is made in the report of Con-
grcssionat proceedings:
Tho Hcusa .aat&! II. and excepting re.
cess OF two MouFsl continued in session I'LL
SUNDAY nial"iny a! > clock"
The iiouse might jasl as well, if it were not
for appearance sake, nave adjourned on Satur
day night, ana met on Sunday morning at the
uSra! hour, That body puts offto the adjourn
mcnl tie violation Of ;Iie fourth commandment,
having, irNa'l probability, violated tho remail-
der OF the decalogue throughout the session.
This act Of desecraung the Sahbuth is = Ill
ing finale 10 the goddess proceedings Of the
whole session.
1t is sail ii!at AL the cotton factories i'll Gin.
ciluaL haze suspended operations.
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...Faic Eotice.

DAYTON, Ala. sept. IS, 1850. 777-3t
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1t is said that AL the cotton factories i'll Gin
ciaua,. hare suspended operations