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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

O. q, Wa.hh1-n vs. County urf. iowa County,
~ ,.f,ht n T A. iur. N4~tousIt,
s, virtue OF wrtcf cri acais at ~ the occs
IF t7.. trS The County Courr, I1r the C. ut.
90. I,v rte. 81 ~cr-lu fl, she above n'ttlt cause
4ri o., a. On ed aud a. tt~, against the gods and
's, lands ana teeueEte o. the above nan dei-'
aut have ti- day 3. sled mp an seized ihf iOoW
ing de-cfb r-ui e>t+e he property # The above
Nance rf- liant. viz T, norih west quarter cot IN
south east ast Of sec5i n rumber eight t1wn
d- 81 uaIt1 II range two O. es- Al o the north .s
quarter of norm east aTt'r of sec ION no. I'VE
5ys. - town no. clgt {, north range UO three 4
asst With he appurienXuces Their, b. longing, -iu
and beng he clut of iowa aud Stale Vi ~ -
nsin; ard sha r1ptat To tubHe ucue me Gkh p
bdd tr cu7h. an the r4t- title and teres' me sbC't
a upd De f-t IN a-d the esid real estate- %
ne "a dsg Of November, 4 -. 70 or - RuN 'iint
-lrce nj The front d. y ut The Cuurt ise the Town
,ii Mineral l.t Saturday co." : Il daN o StIuFr}
next, srep he hou-s Of De &c ok o. 20 and tour
,,cI K d. 4, of said dsv GO -atsts wit and .c-ts
ht uABD = EltlAN, Shelf
shcrif's once Mnera, ~ h.- Dec =, i-9..
Per Nv"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

AYERS CHERRY PECroRAL. " e would
call the attention Of our readers to this excel
lent medicine, with the satisfaction one feels
ia praising benefactor. Having been atflic-
ted by The serious effects Of cold seated on
the lungs, and found reIeaf aud cure from its
use, we can add our testimony To the much
already given 10 prove singular mastery
over disease. lfany medicine before the COM
munity can he relied on to cure affections #
the throat and lungs. II is .3yer's Cherry Pee
tgraL- Chris ian Observer
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

T~IRST rae One and Two Horse Piows; Also
z first rate Breaking Flow. ior sale by
BEECH & IILLET.
TCST RECEIVED. and or sale by the under
j sieued.-GOREHE.1DS N5GNETIC Pas
TER. the greatest strengthen and Fam DESTROYER
AL>O-Constanrly On hand me Celebrated
CHINESE CEMENT. for mending broke7 glass,
cr5csery China ware. SC. &c, without which 10
family Ought to &C. mat values economy.
aug26 THE0 RODOLF.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

NuRDEu N IowA-Thursday FIVE young men
Of 1luscatne couufy-near Fairporg, were out in
the government timber. telling trees. There
were two brothers Irwin and three brothers Ry
ueason. Some difficulty about the right 10 tree
happened between Jared Irwin and George Ry-
neason. and pugilisuc encounter occurred. d0
ring which George Ryneason raised his axe and
buried il IN the skull OF Jared Irwin. killing him
Instantly. The axe entered on the top OF the
head and cleavel il from the front to the lack
part. letting out a large portion OF the brain
One witness described the sound OF the blow as
like Tie crack oi a pistol By7eason WAS ares
Ted and committed to jtI to await his trial ton
murder. Hell abo.t Il years OF age.-Ga}eaa
.7arert.ser.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

4 Merry Christmas to all our
readers, especially such as are not more
than one year in arrears on our subscTip-
tea list
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

Among the numerous discoveries Science ha
made in tins generation TO facilitate the business
OF Hfe-iucrcase its enjoyment, and even prolors
the term of human existence. none can be named
Of more real value 20 mankind, than this conlr
button OF Chemistry 10 the Healing Art. / vas,
trial of its virtues throughout this broad country
has proven beyond doubt, that no medicine or
combination of medicines yet known. can 50 sure .
IN control and cure the numerous varieties OF pull
monary disease which have hitherto swept from
our midst thousands atl thousands every year
Indeed there is now abundant reason 20 believe
a Remedy has at length been found which can be
relied on 10 cure the most dangerous affections Q.
the lungs Our space here VIII not permit us "a
publish any proportion Of the cures affected BY
its use, bur we woud present he following opia-
ions OF eminent men. and further enquiry to the
circular which the agent below named wlll a.
ways be pleased 10 furnish free wherein are fll
particulars. and inJispu:able proof OF these facts
From. the President al 4uhgsr college, The celeJ-a
led Professor HITCHCoCK
James C. AyeI-Sir- / have used your Cherry
Fectoral IN my own case OF deep seated bTonchl
us and am satisfied lrolnits chemical constitution
that 1t IS an admuai compound Tor The Teli5I O.
larvugial and bronchial difficulties. Il my opr
ION as 10 its superior character can be of any
VICE YOU are at liberty 10 use II YOU think pro
per. -..--..---.--
EDWARD HITCHCOCK. L. I. D..
Fro7n the trideiy celebrated PROF. SIILLM.3N
II d. L D. Professor CT Chemistry bi.neroio
~. Sc. Ials College. Assates a. me Lit HIST
6ICd PHd AID Sr.eargi- Socc.lcs ~ .1u.o1ea aud
Europe
deem the Cherrg Pectoral on admirable com
position from soue Of The test aIGcics IN the
NaJeria Nedlca and a very effective remedy for
the lass OF diseases IL IS inIenCed to cure
New Haven Ct Nov. ] 1853
! MAJOR PATTIeOE. President OF the 5. c.
Senate states he hasu-el the Cherry Pectoral win
wonderful success, 10 cure inflammation OF the
/ lungs.
From one Of t5g frs' Piysi~ians Ia Name.
! eaco Me April 10Th 1919
/ Dr. C. Avers-Dcat SIR. ] am now coT s-aIlgiv
using your Cherry ree'oral IN nv practice ard
prefer IL TO any other a.edieipe lor pulmonary
complaints From observation Of many severe
Eases am cor, inced Il ys!l coughs colds and
/ diseases 81 ihe lungs that have puj 10 defiance all
'-aer remedies ] Invariably recommend It's use
/ ID cases @. consump1ioH 1nd consider il much tbs
5est remedy known Tor bat disease.
}espccuuliv. YOURS ) CU>HMAN, y. 7.
Frsgart3 AMI sod ty JAMES {. AYEn, Prartieal
| i.ncss. LotreH Nass
! ecld IN Mineral ONT by Theo. Rodolf Aims
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

1--we are indebted 70 THos. 5 ALLEN,
Esq, the present efficient Clerk Of the
Beard Of Supervisors, for the Statistics
If Iowa County. in our columns to-day.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25
u4cKINaW Trout and White Fish.

N3CKINaTF Trout and White Fish.
EXTRACTS Lemon, Nutmeg, Cloves and Or
aagc,
EEFFFLO Tongues. YEAST Powders,
SHIELD Almonds end solJ SHIELD do,
SNiFF-LorNaTds superior Maccoboy anc
Scotch >naf. al no hand and Tor sale by
Lee. 81. Z. ". COBB.
C'ITRON.-3 cases fresh cit.on for sale a,
- COBB
NANDID LEMON cases fresh for sale
u It g. ". COILS
y ALSOES 40 boxes balls and quarters new
II truit Just received and tor sale Il COBB
DREsERTED GINGER - Jars f7e srteI
re g- s4ie Il u 81, C0BSS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

t. is suggested by several of our ex-
changes. that our State Laws should be
pa3lisbed in every paper in the State, for
mall compensation. A good suggestion.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25
LIST OF ACCOUNTS.
ludiiel aHd allowed at The ANIMAL Session
q tic Board Of Supervisors, NOY. ISL.


court fiouzs, . =
E F.ezIy. amount paid FOR Wood, - =
/. s. Alien. Fl SEINE and Candies &C, 4 >
a. " Bileug., Expenses 10 Madison in making
settlement with ~sate 7. easurer, y o
WA. Henry. am f. freight on Laws Of 1851, 8"
81 for Rouk cas-, Registers once. 30 90
j. sgn,eby. far MAXIM survey Of Road from Frank
Sin +, Grant County lie, 10 GO
p u Thomas and others, fer Coroner's Inquest
IN b,3y Of Myers, death caused by alcohol, g 20
P. 3. Th, mas AMI others, Cor. Ing on body OF J.
I.ynch, Killed in ARRAY, 20 -
raS Einaey, Services As Deputy sheriff, A s.
D : Vivian. services rs sheriff. 90 =
E tfe1.iy. Services - d putty Sheriff g =
b.. care 81 Prsoas rs during PRO ecutior, = q
-. care of Jail ana prisoners during the cur
t..nt year, To- y
lanes }. Bls.y, services IS Deputy sheriff, Il Is
J. y. Caieftay, same, q
Fds.Id !. tveidon, ssme, 3 90
In, pfs.sfn same, q ~
5 huulas, Justices fees suniry prosecutions, i u
30 Cauy-ssiug Election returns, go
Pw taouFqs, same, 70
-. Justices fees ia suodfy prosecutions, .
9. X 5 rurfy ices fees, -
Boiler. Leefh, Ate ndance On Justices Courts, II -
Cn-r,-s "I5ln, came, : 90
5ohn reI',~ Same, .
SIrt H,'chrus, wItuess in Justices Court, y
J3sega Jnu,s, sare, y
jas. feeche- same, =
Z. 5 y.,ia-, Serving Election Notices, 50
: sis.i, y'ersa-s'ns Election returns for Iowa
ara B.caald count -, CD
81. M, Eer Jl4 gmeDt rs Iowa County for attend
saes pnuPers, S. g
Tovro. r tg7~ay, support Of County Paupers, 90 "a
Ton ,g i.v. -evti,e, same, 49, 80
T.au,l N.I-sr,l Point, same, 4n5 IS
BE. Bad, C odz furnished paupers in l-45, a. fG
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25
AfPRRsGsE1E.

HIECE4S DAVEE
-FvrAS removed his Watch and Jewelry Store
IA TO the room formerly occupied BY Il Price
as a Tailors. Shop. [neafly opposite Beech & Til
ey S >rrrel on Hisu street where ne may al al
une- be found ready TO DO any ~oEN IN his line OF
Mineral Point Arril lst 1851 [23
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25
CSE <<H-g TATgT
SEH1q " r. E5l, 4

The ETA sSEsE Fannie Y Repeatedly an
IRE ciiz eft This place thai thy vi, give
\ MUslCAl. ENTERrAtNNFNT
the House, Tue sday Evening Decrmher 81.
VII On occasion tines VIII Introduce % y-rIet. 90
Bus,ts ard son sAlsn UvFrtUrra AMI Grand
Msiche-, by The Orchestra
Vocal score Two '.adie~ and Three Gentlemen.
D- hestra PA FnIta 4 lar ds bY Two L-d.es.)
~ ant 81 Violin ard D4uols asss.
70 caets EMS. For sale at the usual places
ami s. th= door. DC - 81.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25
CONVERSATIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WAsHlxGroz, December II.
z un1-sE mot 1T tie nsual hour.

Quc6 nm 10 the rouse "a AACll SSSi'S
tives. Objections were made from vari-
Gus quarters The States were then
called for petitions.
SENATE. Mr. Mangam appeared to-
day
/ A message was received from the Pres
/ ident IN reply to the resolution calling for
+ information relative to the trial and I'M
prisonment Of Mr. Thrasher. It was re-
ferred to the committee on Foreign Re
( lations and ordered 10 be printed.
/ Also message in reply to u resolution
calling for information about the firing
+ into the steamer Prometueus The Pres
/ ident saws in relation 10 tie PrometheUs
affair, that upon receiving the intorma-
ton he sent Instructions to the Ameri-
can Minister in Loudou, TO which he has
received no reply, and does not think it
proper to make public the contents Of
copies Of instructions sent to the Amerl-
can naval commanders in the Gulf Of
4 message was also received from the
President. in reply to the Resolution OF
last session Of Congress- concerning the
navigation Of the st Lawrence Also a
communication from the Secretary Of
War. inciosing the annual estimate The
above communications were referred and
ordered to be printed
Mr. Br0adhcad Of Penn, presented q
petition uumerously signed. praying for
the restoration Of f22aias ~ hte NaUy
After some colnmendatory remarks from
Com Stockton, the petition was laid on
the table
Mr. Hunter reported 4 bin giving com
nensation to those persons who kept pub
lie repositories under the Treasury Act.
and who had not received compensation
therefor The bill was considered and
ordered to a third reading.
Mr. Walker offered resolution de
clariug it tie duty OF the United Sla-es
to interfere to prevent the violation Of
the Laws Of Nations by the intervention
of foreign powers in the domestic affairs
of other nations Laid over
Mr. Borlaud called up tie bill granting
a pension to tie widow Of Gen Worth.
Mr. Underwood opposed il, and Nessrs.
Seward and Borlaud advocated it 1t
was finally ordered TO be engrossed.-
, Yeas IS. nays 5.
Nr Foot's resolution in reference to
} the compromise measure, was then again
taken UP. and Ar Mason Of Virginia,
s,.oIo mo, the srh;ec+ at lenotA
IL. Mr. Wt;..l-tnao he 5eleoate
from New Mexico offered a resolution to
49,. o,l-' gca - 80 =, - pros;dont.s
3rln.l's u ~ o5f'I' e. d.str;bnt;on
- esq., -, - ,io,-ia 80 X.1. Me-
N Cooda,,d,y announced resolution
49,. }.,.: l'e-o nrI e. tLo resent CON.
.la,,Ii =, firr.ra5 Win
! 5-.l.-.- ~ ,,-l,l;a.t;o,.s i, tje way
newspapers ana p' [5 y a !" ,9 VIZ
10y. ~, - 1,;i,. ,.,-ors ,as..J after
eo s o. lo .I a@,'g pal l4{'grs p'-71 "''''
~ sIl r ~, ;nt.aI~cl1 ! b;I far oscer-
..:..:.a'I -at:.fsc+ior r. tLo clains IF
'''',5 - -. S.oI;.+;,i,, -. - IS7I
ll'e ! 1'''ii 10 = i'''-''''''-l'
/ M NJ tuoa of 2f,ss o~.roa raso}n
iI -A.i5.' u -, lat;l - 5a[,-t,.
Iou PI9N'l'5 TOT ''9 '.1e'o Ia a. ;,-ti.t
os' y asl9Is - ~ 800 :. ,,,,, -.
TX 'Ae Ja0Ic'"'y coLIi'''''07 - pm q"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

- q = . g 4 = = a = a. , A. n y A.
.TATF OF w : 'NSiN. Iowa County. 1.-Two
- to"st5 our. susan hand haNl'E Hrd in ihe Pro
bale III % it; iras ~ do ni~ra ION u""A 100
ft 90 II Dhsn ard late 81 tit unity decreased -
,o.Ia. j. hereby given at GEai h'ari' VI he ht
upsU SAID petition PIJJair term uI On" Ouug c9'F'
t., b.. p. drr nt the rbafe flee IA SAID osny,"n t
i.tlt dav of january nrk when and whtrr any peist
inter,i ted lnsy appear AID snow cause by N p'a3
- tra D.tiif, .r should rCI grf Dat Dec 3
So. 5vg FARLEY EATON, County judge
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25
E.aEa ENuc SaEe.

The Lend IS part praire and part timber;
the timber is young and thrifty. There isa
good SPRlNG OF WATER Oh the premtses-ll Is
also IN ao"d ueiguberhuod, being about 4
miles east of mineral Point aud desireabie
situation for q farm.
.qLSO-E,e'lrv acres of Timber land in
Grren county, Wisconsin,, being the ) J OF
the S + ! of section 10, town moth, range
East.
Fer further particulars apply to--'Tav
lor Esq. Land Agent Nunrne, WIS, or t.
tile subscriber nj Mineral POINT.
JOHN BRACkEN.
March Q. 1913. 81 #
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

RS inc sub=ci} g. residing in the town of wa'dH -
G1sys c,an;r, Ctn-p. vH ihe ian Us ember,
d 1851 E,gr s.rHq CALVES. tle iICei Boil ste.
30 & t.te ittt eff t.l. wear ,it rri he.isT lin
pacs ouo y-ar q = nHe red brncle h'if"r un- yea
OLA No a-tifciti axis n- brands either ri thf N.
;he rV e-7 le4u' sLe % cais prove pr perry pay ,As
yes and t"6e Ia. away.
WILLIAM BATNAV.
Vealdviek. December 10 Is I. n9 As.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

DJ-Farmers, II you know your interest. always
keep on hand al least one bottle of H. G. Farrell $
Arabian Liniment. 1t viii be the means of saw
ing YOU either a horse or cow before the year is
over. depend upon it; and if any Of your family
sore throat. tooth-ache, &c it viii cure them also
without any possible doutti ami it will aIay the
most severe pains in few minutes. Every bot
lie yoa buy viii do good enough to equal twenty
times the cost See advertisement :
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25
- - e:a5 .

AL persons indebted to the late hrnn Of Eesea
md TIllev. are requested 10 cali immedlaieiy :.
he store Of The s1bzcr Ct and settle the saEEe'cl
heir accounts VII, be lei1 Wiz an Attorney 10
collection. :. 1--4Ni- "a
Mineral Point, Sept a35. 1857. 10 =.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

- UMRER and SEINGLFS-A good sur
- ply on hand, amt a large lot expected dahl?
~.FSFE ala avs ID band j. al
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

.AkDS-I0 dozen Hay li-tes just reed By
a BEECH & TILLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25
E.=7EeE &c

Constantly on hand, q ali 9iHds by J. Laws
AT Brigesron. i've miles above Aiuleadayi on lie
Wisconsin RIVER.
sept. 10th. 1881. mott,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

he'd been alsted for 10 years with severe pain in
mg 5reast and shou d4rs, which would compel me 10
keep NY Del times for Two weeks ut d time, and
was at np tim harny ahe 10 work al used Il C
FAsEKLLs Arahisn Liniu curei me s,urd and
well had at the time used The Imminent the
worst cough ever had in my lie and ast5nhed TO
aud it cured thst 700. ISAAC CLAYTON.
KicEapoo. Peoria tr. lpjruis. ng:2w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

SoAKEE Up by The subscriber. living IN the
- town CT Waidwick on the Hickcox brancn
OF the east Peksronica, about rs miles east tTor
Mineral Point, about the Isl Of Decenbes INST q
brown Mare, supposed 70 be two years old la't
spring-ttaT in TIE forehead both hind feet " ME
wIth a black stripe on each hoof, ieit h.ad ies
roam above the pasture. No other marks OF bTaAc'
perceptI6e The owner Is requested 10 pTo's
property, pay charges and take her avav-
JOSEPH II. FANAlEIEh.
Waldwiek Dee 1881. 4"'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10.

Hon Henry Clay has resigned his seat in the
{. 5. Senate. He viii spend the winter in Phila-
delphia, and return 10 Ashland IN the spring.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25
.Jayme's s'asliiy sacdicines.

pHE UNDERSIGNED is sole authorized agent for
| this place. for the above celebrated med
zines, Of which he is now opening large and iTesn
0,,,,r,iv THO RODOLF-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

CVsToyVs,rsS.

y Car. q. Illinois, 4uc :, $50.
n SJosN-Dear Sir: Ima5e s. purchase ri your horse
0intl fu and Coudili Powder Of your travelling ayeJ
last February, ard he agreed 10 visit ue agsin in Aor
hu. before he The rnofh Of srch exp red th- m tsn-ut
aad Powders al sold sine which have been Ok
f1r the rIurn or your agent Hardly day passes
with u cal Cor your Medicines Ir you can send your
agent this wcy please SO, II pl.gse lee me
kuoR It, that ,e The peorle NJ mos troubleso One
customer are those w,o hive SCI bxt re Ointment
P%ckas" Of The ,,vi and being ~ ssed with IT,
want more Respectfully yours. v MILLER.
Sc SL0Ar's advertisement ,-, arofhs.- c,,lu7n.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25
Henry Clay Resigned!
rhe NIiluankee Sentinel saws.

The Milwaukee Sentinel says
We are indebted to Mr.. Wells, of Speeds line
for the following despatch. which viii be read
with fearful forebod:ngs BY the friends Ct the great
statesman:
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Uss CO

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BY TUE Protection INa' RANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, DoSN-
Incorporated 1875. C-p,'ai sock, Annual Premiums
aud Western Fund, 1000, OOsS Dollars.
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EkSsEs Resas.

CIGARS 5000 Regaila Ci-ors just reid
and lnr sale Nv J. MILTON.
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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-02
PERSON Al.

One or two of The submission organs OF
Georgia have recently indulgrd in certain stIlc'
lures, pointing at one OF the editors OF this Jour
nal, on account OF his not being citizen OF this
State, which he has hitha. to treated with the
contempt they deserved; but the Southern Pr
riot of Greenvlc having deemed fit to strike
a note on the same key, in justice to himself
he respectfully asks the attention of the readers
of this Journal to the following brief remarks :
The Patriot of the 25th ult., in an article ell
titled "Who are urging on the State to seces
sion ?' says:
"In some instances foreigners --unnni'lrai'zpd
forcieners-h dared to dictate to native
born Carolinians, and preach to tfcmhonor and
patriotism in destroying their government, and
unsettiug the principle Of liberty
Now, The associate editor of this journal is
as is well known to his cotemporaries through,
out the State, an Englishman by birth all
Irishman by descent Nor has he made any
residence in this country has not entitled him
to the boon of naturalization, but the prelim-
nary notice has long since been given by hing
to the proper authorities in this town, ot his in.
tention to apply for it at the legal period, and
he ardently awaits the time, when. what late
denied him at his birth, the usages Of his adopt
ed State will grant him-the rights and prlv'
lcgeS of Il citizen of a free country.
For years connected with the literary proies-
sion, on his arrival in this State, the only one
he has visited. he naturally sought similar enl-
ploymcnt Success crowned his efforts in pur-
suit fit, and he found himself associated with
the editorial department Of this office, in which
he had invariably exerted himself to the utmost
extent Of his feeble ability, to do his duty con-
scentiously Had he, however, thought that
free expression OF his opinious would have
been denied him in South Carolina, to other
shores would he have directed his steps, inas-
much as he prizes "the liberty to know, to ut
ter aud to argue freely, according to con-
science. above all other liberties"
Painfully aware Of the wrongs The birth
place of his forefathcrs-the green soil of Erin
was and is now enduring at the hands of an
unscrupulous consolidated power, which knows
no control, he sympathized with the condition
in which he found his adopted State, and felt
pride that his peu-feebIe though it be-was
permitted to be welded against her opprcs-
sors-but in the dischrge of his functions as a
journalist it is his boast to say, he is independ-
erit; and where he deems it necessary, he claims
it as ht-nay, duty TO suggest: a
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-02

D-"When certain persons abuse US, let us ask
ourselves what description of characterit is that
they admire. We shall often find this very con-
solatory question" For example, when Brownlow,
the Horse Jockey, Wing Editor, or any one else
abuses the Camden Journal, we have only to
ephylosophize after this fashion, recol!ectng that
the praise OF such would be equivalent to scandal
in the eyes of truth and justice. Our shield is n-
pcrvious to the darts OF malignant envy of those
whom we can never fear nor respect.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-02
VALEDICToRY.

W il is with some regret, that we bid tempo-
rary "Good bye" 10 the Editorial chair, and yield
into the able hands of our copartncr the lettered
rens of the Journal. For several reasons, we feel
as if shuto out from having friendly and social talk
with our readers each week, as heretofore, and
for time, we will be severed from body OF Gem
tlemen, as pure and exalted as any that can be
found, we mean the Editors in South Carolina.
Yet, we are soothed by the reflection that in one
short month, we will again enter the arena, to do
battle in the cause Of Southern Rights, as Editor
of the "Southern Republic" Camden s. c. Until
then, friend y good bye to all, hoping that we
will all be connected as Editor and Patron again.
- 80 CHARLES A. PRICE.
From the above, it will be seen that have pur-
chased from Mr.. Price, his interest in the Camden
Journal, and hereafter, will be charged solely with
its management and control. Feeling grateful to
our numerous friends for their patronage so kind
iy extended to the late firm, hope to merit a
continuance of the same, by discharging to the
best ofmy ability, the duties which are expected
ofme. As intend to devote my time almost EN-
tirely to the paper, hope to be able to make it
acceptable to my friends and patrons, shall spare
no pains to accomplish this end.
THOS J. WARREN.