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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-04
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leading bachelors cr the rretsrcr # b bail a. Pc
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brethren II were unnecessary TO dwell upon the
eon'''cenei exhibiting rs It did so many inst'r-
''s '' 'oH'.so''e and revolving n'qUlty and prov
d. So ''''"'c''ao.y' Il additional proof were uec-
Geo. 'he dangerous and coniam'naunr influence If
.'e y. ". I. he" the scver1. eases presented
'.' ''"' issued 90 speedy conviction aud t,nIIsn
punishment h." no cry i'r mercy WAS regarded,
10 excuse "an'',e'' though ever so 5'''' and no
te"N"u'n ~ ue severe .urs 90 Justice and ju. a.
Es"' 'v' one u>.an. granted; these were points
on N'.'n u were sup"fh'ous to enlarge. Some
~ "' "'i'' cases "n the docket were unn'"lda-
"y passed over, ~ consequence OF she accused
having ayailed ,homseiyc, uf suggestion 10y tie
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-04

ALroN ASD SPRNdFIttD RAupoAn.--The work
on this road, goc. bravcly on Zen thou.anddol
lar. per mouth are now expended in grading and
800 men and 80 horses are employed on tho first
four miles from Alton, anl large pcriie, a; other
pninia
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-04

Estate Of Cling Clingson deceased q
NOTICES hereby given that will make oppli-
~ cation TO the county court Of La Sale county
on the 81 Monday of February next for an order to
sell the lands aud tenemen,s helonglng,o the es.
tate Of Cling Cngson, deceased, or as much
thereof as may be necessary topay the debts o. sniu
cs,ed are requested to appear and show cause why
mid real estate should notbe sold tor the purpose
Dee i6 OLK ArpsEwsoS. 1amr:
SIGHT EXCHANGE
On New York in sums TO suit purchasers, for sale
nv noy9 NoRRis & FISHER.
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y SERIOUS ACCIDENT estcrlay forenoon Jc.
rome Kinon, Who is well known all OVER this
country, was coming up from the river with a
wagon load of ice. A. he approached the cour,
house square, the foot board Of The wagon boz
came out, letting he ice on the horse, heels, scar
ing the horses. Jerome siuiuson tho ice, aud
unable to hold the horses thaying no foo,Lodl
'Praug from the wagon, but wa, pitched on to
MS head with such violence as to fracture lis
skull. Last eyeains Il, o'cloc,i his life was dcs.
paired Of The horses ran Into the cellar under
the building, betv cen tho Mansion House and
White q Hunters drug store, but were not mach
injured, In their course they literally smashed
several other wagons.
?. S.-Mr kinion died this morning ut o'clock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-04

CALIEoRNl,Ss RL1unSEp,--Wo learn that old
Nh Green aud Ii. son Jesse Green, have returned
from California. Several others come with them.
but whose names VIC have 10, learned 4 por
ton of the company are still in Texas, aud Will
probably not get back this winter
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NOTICE.

PROPOSALS will be received until the lsh o'
L January. 1851 Tor the support Of Elizabeth Dath
an insane pauper, ior one year from TINT daIc'
Ottawa, Jan L. w. II l., WALLACE,
LINK PALMER,
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o.,dwu, Jan llh
Considerable activity pcryaic, the market
|ha,cuo,-, ia steady at o3a6S l,r winter and
'o@-' Or slfiag Holders and buyers seem to
differ IN We've. Much haze, therefore, been stored
C.u.-eom.s in moderately AMI considerable
activity among buyers at prices ranging from IS
a2oc in tue ear, au! syt tyr SHIELDED.
Pors--tuns!lcrab'e arriving Buyer. s. % a
$50, depending on the quality,
Dcurs-eaglrIy soueA. otter at from IOaIe.e
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VVHVT sui Z UYi UVC' .
Senate mc, pur.uon, to adjournment, Mr.
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PAY IYi

TNHOSE indebted tn the subscriber ore called up
on TO seitle their accounts in sky days and
save costs, after which they wiz be lel for coec-
ton. an4. G. BURR.
ottawa Division, No. o, of :. Of y.
THIS division holds regular meetings in their Hal,
cas-, end OF the third story ofReddlck's Brick
Block on Saturday night of each week. All mem
hers in good standing home or abroad are request
ed to attend. ian 4
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, in consequence Of his health,
i contempalcs spending the next summer in the
east--lakcs tbs method of informing the public
that his stock OF goods will be olyledabout 90 days
for sae otcos afcr which he viii close The balance
at auction on liberal credit Creditor approved
paper will be gwen until after next harvest,
Jan, l. G.. BURR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-04

Fourteen wings ia the yirgini, legislature vyt
e. lur the reelection Of james W. Mason, demo.
erat, TO the 4. >. Senate lis return demor.
,u''cs that Virginia abi-es by tie comprcm-4
which he IS pledged TO support, and CONTINGENCIES
so secession OF disuuOn doctrine.
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New Orleans, Dec 81
Cotton continue, to advance. sale, have been
made at l-hI5c lar u.iddliug-choire lots
AIua,se, 2sl 24c
Rio Coffee 10 demand at i0.alli;
Whi-k.y 2Jia2G.
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New York House


1 WV ! 4 - INV Il'pul'u 70 pay CHeU IOf
81. wheat, corn, and oats al his warehouse. I'm {
way between Ottawa and Morris, where lie has
made bridge over the canal for The nccommods-
ton Of The public, and also repaired The roads 10
tina, point, for the convenience of farmers. ian l.
corn shelters.
THE subscriber being the agent for the sale Of
Stnrbuck's corn shelters, would Inform those in
want, that they can he supplied by the first Of March
next, 10y leaving nickname any time before the Goth
OF January. Jan 1 G. BURR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-04

~, |''N NfVUU
Inc largest beg was decd a monster, vet was
I'i "''G or'HSJaf ~ TIE caniauH aesepiatiun Of
me term II was estimated by good bhlgt.. that
with the proportionate bulk of The fsttcst hons
he would have weighed over a thousand poupIs
The above hogs were raised and brmrl,, TO
market by David Kennedy, Of Bristol Lendan Go.
-tur8ra Bacon sss
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19

up, walk np, Nishteff Brinter! :I5ssIG So
cheatleman's spach of: Chon. oriiIl| iia
to be fire. A man vot prints s. odd "a 1
O'sh I may be shot yIdidas fsis
tdilo'" & &
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
A PRETTY LITTLE MAIDEN.

a pretty little maiden had pretty little dream,
pretty little wedding was the pretty little theme
pretty little bachelor to win her favor tried,
And asked her how she'd like to be his pretty LITTLE
bride.
With some pretty little bushes, and pretty little
sigh,
And some pretty little glances from her pretty little
eye, --. aG
With pretty little face behind apretty little fan,
She smiled on the proposal ofthe pretty little man.
Some pretty little Stoves" and some pretty little
"dears," -s
Some pretty little smiles, and some pretty little
tears,
Some pretty little present. and some pretty little
! kiss,
Were pretty lt;le rt7sadss little bEs5.
This pretty little lady and her pretty little spark
Ne' me pretty little patson with his pretty little
pretty little wedding-ring united them for life,
pretty little husband had pretty little wife.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
NEW STORE.

HNf1E subscriber is now opening large assors,
/ ment o. irOceries and staple Goods.
in the Store lately occupied by William j. Gerald
(south of the Bank Of Camden,) which he will
dispose Of at Charleston prices for cash.
Those wishing to purchase would dc well to
call and examine the stock, consisting in part, Of
the following, viz:
Loaf, Crushed Ground and Grnnulaed Sugnn
s Croi1 Porto Rico and New Orleans do
Nv Orleans, Muscoyado and Cuba Molasscs
Jnya Lagnra and Rio Coffee
Guupowder, Young Hyson and Black Tens
Sperm, Adamanl.e and Tnlug Candles
No. , and Mackarel. in Barrels Half and Quarters
Wine Soda and Butter biscuits and Cheese
Soap and Starch, assorted .-
Pepper Spice, Ginger. Nutmegs, Mace and Cloves
Powder. Shot and Lend
Hardware. Cutlery. Nails and Cushing.
Paints, Linseed Oil, Sperm. Oil and wm " Ola
-ALSO-- ...........s .
Bleached and unbeached Shirtngs and SheeIings
Blankets. Bed Ticks. Apron Checks and Oznaburgs
~ Together with large assortment of; lcl
Bagging, Rope and TWine..
J. w. BRADLEY.
Carnien 8. C. Sept. g. e. '.ss#'.a' ''- .''r
srCa.h paid for Cotton and other Produce.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
NEW STORE.

TTNHE subscriber would inform his friends and
L the public generally. that he has opened an
extensive stock OF GROCERIES, at the stand
formerly occupied by joseph w. Dolby, o re door
south Of Campbell's bakery, and opposite II. Le-
Wy & Son, whrre may be found all articles usu-
ally kept in the Grocery line, consisting in part
OF the following:
Fulton Market Beef
No. | and Mackare in kits, for family use;
Rio and Java Coffees; crushed aud Brown Sug re-;
New Dreams Molasscs, (new crOp) butter, wine
and soda crackers; cheese, buckwheat, raisns,
currants, almonds, English mustard. iiIberts, Pc
can nuts, assorted pickles and preserves.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
Darlington Hotel,
DARLINGTON COURT-HOUi

DARLINGTON COURTHOUSE.
TINE above tIuuse having been purchased and
l fitted UP anew by JoHS D"TEN, Ia again OPEN
ed for the accommodation of the Public. Strict
attention 10 the wants and comforts Of guests
will be given, and TO elfori, calculated to merit
the patronage of all WIN may favor the establish
rent with visit, shall be spared.
All that the market and surrounding couLtry
afford will be found upon the table.
Comfortah rooIns, for families or individuals,
are prepared. .......
The Stables will be attended by careful and
attentive hostlers.
Drovers can be well accommodated, as any
number of horses and mules can be ept in the
stables and lots expressly prepared for them.
Nov. |, 1850. Sc II
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19

pell0, non ego. 1t partakesyi
extravaganza Of phrenzy. to'
people, andleast of all, of he g.
generous race Of men that iaha5||
ern States. But we conelade s
though all other people submit 4
", wsuld have South Carolina st;|l
liberty.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19

A few doz old Port Wine, t1eldsick best Chain-
payne, London Porter and Scotch Ale IN pints, TO-.
geiher large stock of Baggng, R"pe and Twine,
all OF y hich he offers low Tor cash. ......
jan S. CAPERS
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
TIE DUTCHMAN ANDTH

, Joarneyman printer IafelS q
for the interior of Ohio. a. dists5s
dred miles, with an old 5rosss ss
dollars cash in his pocket. Hs.s,;l
SELF IN PENNSYLVANIA, and i,einess sS||
the inn of a Dutchmau, whom I;s
! ensued: -
"Vell Mishter Walking. Sht;ak q
Refreshments and repose.y h
'Pe you a Yankee 80
pack to cheat te gals!&
"No sir; no Yankee psdIs;a!!
A singing teacher, too Iazs
"No, sir" IS
"a chenteel shosmakI,e. e, .yof
day d night, and laysh drunk. Fl;
sNo, sir, | should have smease'
before !! this. But | am not dr.
ST submit n' to this outlandish iuopis;s
you y, give me Ine a supper and lodsi5s +
-, Ishortly. But vot pc eyos.
taking honest peoples MOI
IN .1r tnat only makes 'em lazy
!, dentist, breaking peapIss
iaugh.er?" .
"No, sirino tooth.puller,, ;l| T.
,."'kiAYelruologus, den feeling teVe; 4
Ike SO many cabbitch, and dtchs
e ents tor telling their fortune
lankee9"
aNo no phrenologist, ether !;
"Vell, den vot de tribe are W. |, -
nd you shall have some tbs,s
upper, and stehay all night. fts
;hsarglng yon q cent; NIT q chill
. before breakfast" s,.,,, 81 q
:, "VVery Very well, your honor
'lloquy without further, ,ciiro6p;ii =!
! humble Ernbl disciple! Of Eas. inIq.
pssss;satiye of < : ,o ssas ! I; q
votssh SisSi 80 us;ss;;s y !.s,s,
\ printer siss
A man znt-nsiAS
walk up, ,Mishter BrinteI bes
pach of. Chor. prii'I9 i (
9 fire. A man vot prints ri oda1f1
I may be shot IF fIdidas iEi
s| a 4 Z:
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The CLouD.-Had there neves'

The CLoUD.-Had there neyeR
there had never been a ,rai1bows}
there was none; in mans innoeefc6 a
need of any; had there been no oifd
never have been any sorrow, siiy jl6
one clear, bright day of nnbfok
But then we never could have seer
have beheld him in all wisdom, po} 81
exhibited to us now in the face Of
nor even have attained that eternal Ia
ry prepared for US by union with tbs
Without the tremendous darknessp
rainbow.crown had never circlesd t||3s
ers head; so now, without clouds
behold the rainbow, and thesdarte
the brighter it appears. "Tbroug niG =
lations we must enter the kingdssn ~
Where could we have seen, wIIat9 9oj
known OF our Fathers mercy and 6S(
love, the comforts of his pirit, and 6l5
his grace, without those intergal6 a Il 6{'|
sadness, that put them to the prQ6 Il(
forth their strongest coloring} {f6 6S 3
in our hearts to wish our clouds u
er, at the approach Of sunset we 3
pure, bright disk without yaponr ea
above it and around it, tipped w 6si
gold, rolled the broken masses q
thunderstorm, and in the opposif( lsSF6
the rainbow arch drawn on the q Il
the receding shower just so will be- (is
of our griets and cares when the fa5lsota
i, taking its departure to another sFpf3i q
fal glory will light up the pasti in &
shadow, aud in strongerlight eayg littIs
stance OF our past lives win be exbiI
that went lightly over at the tiS e
substance and importance. ct y
pei perils will be seen more fsssl
quished foes more terrible, our
times more black but it IS flo
shall wish our day of time had ~
Italian sunshine. :
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Ejaculatory prayer reqnifes net
ry, the more retired circles, nor tbe
though in eitheri it may aud ought t0 0
but the way-side, in thethronged a
cares ofconmerce and oftrsdes 81 la II
enioyments Of life, it is net onI i 1bE
but seems the only resort for keepid
munication between the soal and 5|1
single wish ofthe in,no:s sIis
an unspoken sentep
directed to the thsSssV
ear fhim who So
tempted one; = =
60 right DIP in aS 8 onf
and there shall comss afed heli
erA n,an Of learning, who u{ 81
what he knows, isiike 4 cloud IN
rain |52}]
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THE CAMDEN JOURNN.
PUBLISHED RY
THOMAS j. WARREN.
THE sEMI-wEEXIy 1o1pY,I

am-s 81 The q SEMI-WEEXLY JOURNAL =
sr. ~ published .. Three Dollars and Fifty Cent. ~ IN
moiiths - fouf DOLLARS II payment is delavep DD
THE WEEKLY JoBRN,1.
I'ap published At Two Doilsrs if paid yanes or Two
Doars and Fifty Gents, ii pawnenY delayed ior Six
sssa n' and Three Dollars q ani 'h' END Of the
ADVERTISEMENTS viii y inserted at the following
sales For one square IA less in the weekly
one dollar for the first twenty-five cents for each
subseqnen. insertion -. 7 Z. ',af a.fs 4. ass .s-
n the weekly seyentyfye cents square for the first,
amt thiHy.ren md Saif cents for each subsequentin
se51on Single insertisnsone dollar per square. ya:
. Ihe nnmprr eEneHions desired. and Ihe edition to
be publishet be noted the margin Of all adyer.
ascuess fhey VIII BE- inserted sem-weekly until or
dered 70 he ediscontinued. anu charged accordingly.
Semi nnonthiy monthly and quarterly advertisements
charged the came as for Ens gle insertion.
ass-Ai communications by mail must be postpaid to
ecure attention.
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Ladies' llcnss:,,:,; :;

G L3dle5S ncassss,1 1zSsnualSsEagssssssg1
IA SpieHdrd assortment oil Ladies Dress Goods
"A 10 great variety Of styles, will be sold o:
greatly reduced prices to close them but Among.
them may De found some very rich and rare pat.
terms. 49,. g.... -. E. w. BONNEY.
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MANSION HOUSE.
ig,r. = CAMDEN, ). C.

= HE undersigned legs leave, to return his grateful
.hanks u his friends. and The travelling Public for
The which he has rcreved since he has been
-four monts) and has entered upon his dnries for
iS2 with renewed energy tn endeavur to please all thai
De found one Of the most dsaifr.t sess H
nished Hotels in Camden. servants also will he
found respectful and attentive and the table will be sup
piled with the best the market affords. r.E
His Stables and Carriage Houses roomy aId always
fully supplied with pruveidnr, and experienced Hoster
sengers for the Railroad Give calf and my moto
As YOU find me,
So rervmmsnd me.
E. q. ROBINSON.
.... Proprietor.
Camden. February 7,h. 1851 II II
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

n QUAKER WEDDING.-Marricd, in
this city, yesterday, at the Quaker Meeting
House, on Fifth Street, Dir. Henry Ship
ley, of this city, to Miss Hannah d. Fay
lor, Of Newport.
y large company assembled at the un-
ostentatious church of the Society of
Friends yesterday at II O'Clock, TO witness
30 unusual an occurr; nee as a Quaker we'd
ding. AS the spirit moved us to be pre-
sent, We propose to give description of
the ceremony. 1t was a regular monthly
meeting Of the Friends, small, though
highly respectable Society worshipping
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

3 only about year before ] left for
Cambridge, and know nothing of them
thtn. They went to Yale and afterwards to
New York, where Joe read law, and Law
renee medicine. Tom, who became ac-
qualntedwlth them there, says they are
splendid fellows. They came home short
time ago to stay awhile, before going to Eu-
rope, and Tom had come on, to Join them
tor afew weeks. Lucky dog" he adde d
with half sigh, he has money enough to
do what he will. | dare say he will 90 with
them on their tourD
Fred was interrupted by their arrival at
their own door, and entering the parlor
softly, as was their custom, after their
mother had retired, Alice after lighting
tred's lamp, took her own which stood
by It's side on the table, and with hor sweet
good night" which always sounded like
a blessing, went to her own room.
Poor Ally Now she was alone, the
ovcnlngdid not seem, some how, quite so
beautiful to look back upon, as She had
thought it would. Although she had seen
pleasant p ople and heard pleasant things.
and Fred had looked 50 handsome and
praised her NEST t2nderly, her heart did
not seem 50 light as when she stood by
his side in the early evening She did
not wholly understand why it should
trouble her to think Of Tom IIawley but she
half wished he was not Frcd's friend and
then the Canuings, she was very sure she
had heard them called "wild." She knew
their father left them large fortunes-thoy
had no sisters, and their mother was a
fashionable woman, who inquired little
how they spent their time or their money,
so long as they appeared to her elegant
and accomplished. And then it elievcd
her, that dear Fred should care because
fhcy were not wealthy. Indeed he OUGHT
not, when he was so handsome, thousand
times handsomcr than the Cannings or
Tom llawloy, and so talented, and with
such host Of fricnds-thcn their home
was very sweet, and had many comforts
they had always bccnmoat happy.
That night was the first for many weeks. |
when the thoughts Of to-day, had chased
from AIly's busy brain the dreams OF to-
''-N", "i'' "tiN "chV " Sl'cp Win |
thronG CT restless wishes in her heart,
wiiith were none OF them for herself.
But the next morning, when they all
met in the sunny little breakfast -parlor,
and her mother was looking better than
she had for weeks, and Fred was in such
,pirlts, and the day was such a glorious
me, she wondered how she could have
felt at all dull last night--and they talked
.saily or the people they had met, and
'f2d told them Of his first client, law
owing man, who was to come to his
'ifcc that morning at nine o'clock--and
le had proposed taking his mother to
lde, as she had long promised he should !
10, as soon as she was able, and Ally heart
Sas once more light as a birds. u
no be CONfi37IpH 1