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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-03-19
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ly until ordered discontinued and charged accordingly
Selected for the Camden Journal
THE YOUNG MOTHER. !
3. ,sa.s,I .z'.'s>. BY MRS. DoRR @fa' -7
Is he not little darling? Oh! have so longed
to be
With you once again sweet sisters that my trea
sure you might see ..s...,.s
I felt sure that you would love him, even for my
sake alone, ~. 3 ..... .. -..-r ,,, ...H..... F..
Till his winning ways had taught you how .tolov
him for his own! aat ...
All! you cannot coax him from me, for he does
not know you yet ~
And he peepeth at you slyly, with his laughing
- ~. eyes of jet; -. B. .-. -
See he cngs SO closely to me, can feel his little
Beating fast against his mother's-sure they are
not far apart! ""'"
Scarce day,it seemeth, sisters, since felt your
sgi-r& parting kiss; i '-H. ~"
From mine eyes the tears were raining, yet my
- heart o'erfowed with bliss; .-..
It was very hard to leave you, but stood by
Earnest's side, ....r ...
And heard his deep voice whisper, "Come with
, me my love my bride" a..
Then bride--and now a mother! Have any
older grown! - .-.... -...r
Oh, our years should aye be reckoned by the sor-
-..; . lows we have known; 4. m..-
And my path hath been all sunlight since left
tq you, sisters dear, '-
And i have been fondly cherished, cen as was
'sa cherished here.
No he will not take the flower; you must seek
= stranger spell,
Ere YOU win him from the mother he has learned
to love SO well;
Oh! wish that could Tell you what thrill Of
rapturous joy, -....
His caresses light awaken, my own darling little
boy! y. s f
l have thought so often sisters, since this child
70 was on my breast, .......
Ofthe dear one who is lying in the churchyard,
there, arrest, .-,.. .........
Ofthe deep, deep love she bore u.s. had never
dreamed before, .. a. .r..3.. .
Would that had learned the lesson ere her day
of life was DER! -
And know this precious baby, who so fnnd!y
clings to me,
And who thinks my arms refuge whence must
every danger fee,
Ne'er will dream how well loved him, nor how,
mother love, like mine,
Round the spirits inmost recess doth its tendrs
d. firm entwine.
Well know that he grows dearer, every moment
unto me,
And my fond heart often trembles lest he should
.' an idol be;
But the same good God who gave him, planted
in my yearning soul, ...... .......
The deep wellspring, whose bright waters never
more can cease to roll. -. Z, -.as. .
When I'm far away, sweet sisters, and you kneel
at eventide, ..
Pray that He will be, hence forward, to me coun-
sellor and guide;
Pray that He will keep my darling pure in thought
ss and deed as now,
Till he calls him bright spirit at His own right
~! hand to bow.
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CAMDEN SOUTH CAROLINA MARCH 49, 1852

and he may be extended on the bed Of death.
with no other consolation than the peace of an
approving conscience, he will recall the scenes
of his infancy, the image OF his mother, and
with tranquil confidence will resign his soul to
his Father who is in heaven"
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A GAMBLER LYNCHED-We learn that agam-
bier of the name of Williamson, suffered the PEN
altics of Lynch law at Hickman, a few days since,
at the hands Of the passengers of the steamer St.
Paul 1t appears that a party Of returned CALI
fornians started for St. Louis on the boat from
New Orleans, but as the boat was about leaving
port police officer came on board, and caution
ed the passengers to beware of gamblers and
pickpockets during the trip, at the same, time
informing them that several CT the fraternity
were on the boat. This made the Cahfornians
extremely cautious and wary of the approaches
Of their fslow-passengers. sdt augr sH.'e,iq ~
Some distance above Memphis, this man VIII
hanson, who had tried every means to: .ingratl-
ate himself with the Calornams, and finding
every project failed, persuaded one OF them 10
visit his state-room to try bottle of fine brandy.
lie drank some of the liquor, which almost UNI
medatev made him sick, and ne rushed anto
the cabin crying out that he was poisoned. 1t
appears that the liquor lad been drugged with
morphine. ar ." 7&
The boat stopped at Hickman aud the pas
senocrs seized Williamson, proceeded to the
woods. tied him up to tree land gave HIM SIN
ty-scyen lashcs on his bare back, and turned him
,oose.-LouisriHe Courier 81 rao % ssE
Why is a fiue woman like locomotive !Be-
e.1
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PAGANs.-Many of US no doubt are not a.
ware that the word "pagami," derived from "pa-
gus" village, signifies properly the dwellers
in hamlets and villages, as distinguished from
the inhabitants of towns and cities; and the
word So used, and without any religious sig
niGcance. in the earlier periods the Latin Ian:
guage. But how came it first to be employed
as equivalent to "health, ITO be applied to those
set alien from the faith 1t was in this way.
Christianity first fixed itself in the cities aud
centres of intelligence; and the outlying villa
ges, being the last to receive it. were designa-
ted as heathcns, and so heathens and pagans
came to be convertible terms. The formation
of Anglia from the Angles, and of England out
of Angleland, are familiar instances 1rc7sch.
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A MoTnERs INFLuENcE.--A mother teach.
ing her child to pray is an object at once the
most sublime and tender that the Imagination
can conceive. Elevated above earthly things,
she seems like one Of those guardian angels,
the companions Of our earthly pilgrimage,
whose miustration we are melted to good and
restrained from evil. The image Of the moth
er becomes associated in his infant mind with
the invo, alton she taught him to his Father
who is in heaven" When the seductions of
the world assail his youthful mind, that we'll
remembered prayer Of his Father who is in
heaven," will strengthen him to resist evil
When in ripor years he mingles with mankind
and encounters fraud under the mask of hon.
esty; when he sees contiding goodness betray
ed, generosity ridculed as weakness, unbridlcd
hatred, and the GOODNESS of interested friend.
ship, he may be tempted to despise his fellow.
men, but he will remember his Father who is
in heaven" Should he, on the contrary, aban.
don himself 10 the world, and allow the seeds
of self.love to spring up and flourish in his
heart, he will, Notwithstanding, sometimes hear
warning voice in the depths of his soul Sc.
vereIy tender as those maternal lips which in.
struced him to pray to his" Father who is in
hcaven.t' But when t'le trials of life are over,
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Why is fue woman like IL locomotive Be
cause she draws train after her, scattcrs the
sparks, and transports the mails.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Later from EurOpe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ATLANTIC

ARRIVAL OF TIE ATLANTIC.
New York, Feb. 26.-The steamship Allan
tic has arrived from Liverpool, with four days
later intelligence. There has been decline Of
an, eigth in cotton since the departure Of the
Cambria, in ordinary and lower qualities of cot
ton; other descriptions are unchanged The
sales on Monday aud Tuesday were $4,000 bales,
Of which Exporters took 5000 bales. On We'd
uesday, the sales of cotton We're 10000 bales, the
market buoyant and exports active. Business at
M&nchestcrwas not active. The attempt to assas-
sinate the Queen Of Spain was made while she
was leaving church, with her infant in her arms,
by Jesuit Priest named MERINo The Queen
received two poignard wounds, both, however,
slight The william was arrested and executed at
Madrid.
In France affairs were unchanged. The Gov
ernment had published an article in La Patrle,
telling the electors they must elect Bonapartists
to the Assembly and that if they elected Others
they would not be allowed to take their seats.-
Madame PAULINE TALlAND, and sixty printers,
have been arrested.
From Austria we learn that PoTIzzIE, said to
be an agent Of KossUTH. has been executed
on charge of attempting to seducc Hungarian
soldiers.
HenryS Circular says that BreadstufS are un-
changed, but to effect sales reduction of one
shilling on Flour and Sd on Wheat, must bcsub-
mitted to.
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Three Days Later.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRICA.
The steamship Africa has arrived from Liver
pool with dates to the l4th.
The Liverpool Cotton Market was buoyant on
the l1th, and prices were we'll sustained on the
18th and 18th, the pressure of stock on the mar
kct being much less than for some time past
The sales on the last two days amounted to 20
900 bales. of which exporters took $500, and
spectators 1900 The market closed firmly at
l-lG advance.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l3.-The Cotton market is
very firm, and qualities about Middhng are fully
one-sixtecnth above previous quotations. Tie
sales daily have been between eight and nine
thousand bales, and there is demand for spccu-
lation and export The feeling at the close is
upward. The Committees quotations are Fair
Uplantls sd; Mobile Is; Orleans IA. Sales
of the week $1,000 bales
In England dissolution ofthc Ministry is an
ticipated There is nothing of interest from
France. There was slight disturbance III one
of the districts, and the populacc were with diff
Guilty dispersed.
Advices from Rome state that the French
troops are regarded with adherence by the Pope
and the people, and attempts have been made to
assassinate the French soldiers; while French
Inspector of Police has been stabbed
The French Government has determined to
request the Belgium Government to have re-
moved from the field of Waterloo, the British
Lion and other monuments Of the victory Eng
land Will resist this demand.
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=" Probably no article has ever enjoyed a wider
popularity in all diseases Of the lungs than Tar. In
the shape ofTarwater Tar fumationS and plastcrs it
has been used amos; from time inmemoria. Lvcrwort
too, has been universally regarded as one Of natures
choicest herbs But it was reserved for Prof. Rogers TO
discover the art Of extracting by new chemical pro-
cess, their peculiar virtues AMI combining them in
manner heretofore unknown, as to present rcpa-
ration unrivalled for its concentration energy, simp-
city, and innocence. This he has done in his Syrup OF
Liverwort and Tar. The cures of long-Sanding Pull
monary Disease. which is cccting daily arc aston
isling Physicians themselves; and were they not
among our own friends and ncghbors, whom we sec
every day. They would be almost beyond belief For
sale at THOMAS j. WORKMAS'S Drug Store
Sec advertisement in another column.
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South-CaroIina--k District.
IN EQUITY.

Louisa DeBruhl by next friend, vs.. George Sowcll
Lewis Sowcll, ct al-Bi to substitute Trustee Part
ton, &c.
| T appearing to my satisfaction that George Sowel
L and Lewis Sowc, two Of the Defendants to tie
above stated Bill are absent from and beyond the linz
its Of this State; 1t is ordered that they do plead All
swcr or dcmur thereto within three months from the
date Of the publication Of this notice in default
order to take the same pro conlSso will be granted
against them
". II. r. WORKMAN, c. l.. X. D.
February %. Is 3ln
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NOTICE..

POBERT II. FINCH made application to Council
IL for Lic"ncc No. 2 Quart lccnce) to retail Spr
tuous Liquors i'll his Store situated Broad street in
the Town Of Camden the balance Of the present year
Recommended by George S. Douglas, Robert Wilson
and John Ingram. Sccuritics--lI. IIolloyman and p
+, VillcPiyue.
Ordered that the above application he published in
the Camden Journal
L. W. BALLARD, Recorder
Council Chamber, Feb 90, 1852
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Mormon Revolution.

New YoEK, Feb 2S.-The steamer Promo
thcus has arrived from San Francisco, with dates
to the 2I. She brings 234 passengers and dS4oQ,
600 in gold.
\ revolution had occurred among tn" Nor
mons az Salt Lake. They had published a de-
claration Of Independence. were armns and for
tifying, and had determined to set UP Rclub-
lie.
The Miners i'll the Sacramento Valley had met
with great success, and were working night and
day.
John b. Weller, formerly representative
from Ohio, has been elected L. $ Senator.
-
CorroS Factory BuRNr.--The Laurel Falls
Cotton Factory, situate in Lexington District,
was consumed by fire yesterday morning, about
3 O'Clock.
The total loss issupposed to be $4,000 with
insurance amounting to $1,000. The fire is sup
posed to have been the work of an incendary.
-SouM- Carolinian, 2GM.
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MARklED--At Mobile, on Thursday, the
26th ult., HENRY DIcKINsoS BLAIR, and Miss
SAUNDERS, both Of that city
On the Goth inst at Longtown, Fairfield Dis
trict, at the residence of Mrs. Myers, by tn" Rev
W. Martin, DR.. ALEx. n. TALLEY to Mrs. EraE-
MA BRACEY.
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E'Dr E.ci.t.
EN E;9UETE-Ac-sI1aW. ".

William II. Holleyn"n Admir- cum tea. annexo, vs. D.
r. Kennedy and Margaret. his wife; George Hug
gins and Harriet c. his wife, Thomas Fraser and
Ann T. his wife II. Ilolleyman, ". F. Holleyman
and Mary +. llollcyman-Bill to confirm sales, for
relief
ETappearing TO my satisfaction, that Elizabeth Hop
Il kins, daughter of H. lioiicyman. deed: (f alivc)
and her children, to-wit: Wiley Hopkins Nancy Hop
kns Joel Hopkins ana others whose unknown
reside without the limits of this State: On motion OF
CnEsHUT CASTOR. Solicitors for Complainant it is ordcr
ed that the said Elizabeth Hopkins orshe be dead her
children, towit Wiley Nancy and joel and others f
there be any, names unknown, 90 appear answer,
plead or demur to the above within three months from
the date Of publication Of this notice or IN order TO
take the s;nc pro cun'sso will be granted against them.
". II. L. WORKMAN, {. L. X. D.
February 90 1852, Is 3m
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.EE| ES; ess: e

lN EQUHTY-k
Elizabeth NJ Alexander by her next friend, VS.. Isaac
L. Alexander, John r. Joy-Bill to substitute
Trustee and for Partition
\ pursuance of an order Of tho Court Of Equity in
Il this made at its last June Term: Notice is
hereby given unto William H. Gilman that he do plead
answer or dcmur to the said Bill within three months
from the date Of the publication Of this notice. in
default thereof an order to take the same pro concSSo
will De granted against him.
w. II. II. WORKMAN, c. L. X. ..
Feb. 20. 10 3m
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BANK AGENCY.

ENTE subscriber will attend promptly, 10 any bust.
J. ness entrusted to him as BANK 4 GENT
Jan. lG. 2. J. DELAY.
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CLINTON & PRICE,
TAXES.

IA AES.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will open Books on
~ the 2Sth day Of February next at the store Of
James Dunlap in Camden for collecting tho Taxes for
1851 land will attend at the following places on the fol-
lowing days for the same purpose:
On Monday, the lst Of March at Liberty HILL on
Tuesday the ID of March at Flat Rock on Wednesday,
the Sd Of March, at Buffalo; Thurday, the 4th OF
March ut IZcnbys: on Friday, the 5th of March, at
Schrocks MILL on Saturday. the 9th OF March, at Cure
tons Mill.
After the above named times will attend at Cam
den until the first dav of May next, which time the
Books will positively be closed and all defaulters dou
bic taxed. D. w. bob1, l. u n. -.
January ~. u
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SOUth-Car0liRa--Ei District.
IN EQUITY.

Buwcll Jones and Harriet T.. his wife CT al vs. U-iah
Backman and Margaret his wife ct al-bill for Par
ton, Account &c.
IT appearing TO my satisfaction. that Uriah Backman
l. and Margaret his wife two Cr the Defendants 10
the above stated Bill arc absent from and without the
limits OF this State: 1t is ordered that they do plead
answer or dcmur to the same within three months
FROM the date of the publication Of this order or in de-
fault an order to take the same pro concsso will be
granted against them
W. II. R. WORKMAN, c. Z. X. D.
Feb ~ 1853. Is 3m
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

The regular meeting Of this Division will be
held on Thursday evening. at your new Hall over
A. NJ. q r. Kennedy's Store, at 7 o'clock.
by order of the W. p.
THO. J. WARREN. r. s,
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FOR SALE.

TIVE HOUSE and PREMISES formerly occupied
1 by Mrs. c. A. Boykin, adjoining Miss Scotia Nc
Ras Kirkwood The House is now well finished and
located i'll every particular with five of Land at
tachcd. Apply to i. N. BOYKIN.
.Tanlary l6. S II
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A TEcgrN

III AS been left ut the Watcrcc House BY some per-
L son unknown. Said Trunk contains scvcr; ar
tclcS Of Clothing, and lot Of Fish. The owner can
lavcit by calling at the Watcrcc House and paving for
this advertisements March 2-lSif
EGRO WOMAN for Sale.-A likely
" NEGRO WOMAN, about 8 years Of age, war
rmtcd sound and good titles, will be sold low for cash
Apply at this Office. Feb. H.
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Elirswood Property for Sale.

J7IIE Subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE and LOT
l. in South Kirkwood 1t is one Of the most desira-
bic places at Krkwood. The dwelling is large and
conveniently arranged-contains ten Rooms and eight
fire places All the buildings and fences are new and
in good condition Any person desiring to purchase
can call and examine the premises.
\. JOHNSON
Feb >. 10 3tw
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Election Notice.

THE friends of JOHN 4. JOY, announce him
as Candidate for reelection to the office Of Or
binary fo: kcrihaw District
Feb q. II If
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NTEDE IRON, Spades, Shovels, Manure Forks
w Ploughs, Cutting Knives, and Corn Shelters.
Just received at E. W. BONNEY'S
Feb
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j. w. II. McKAGAN,

NFFERS his services to the citizens Of Camden and
" vicinity as AUCTIONEER. His charges will
be moderate and when required, no will attend sales
in the country February o.
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Mr. EDIroR: Please announce as Candidates
for Intcndcnt ard Wardens for the Town of
Camden, at the ensuing election, the following
gentlemen and oblige MANY VOTERS.
For Mtcndant
Maj. X. S. MOFFAT
For Wordcr&.
B. W. CHAMBERS.
w. c. MOORE.
c. II. DAVIS.
HENRY PATE.
Feb 81. 1852.
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T IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office
IL at Camden, S. c. March l,slso2
Ballard T P Ellis p Mendenhall j i VI
Barnes Edward Finly T. T. Mccall " II.
Barnes William Ford j. ". MurdashawS
BerkleyJ. Garside II. Nelson Jonn
Black NJ. Hunter A. Randolph B H.(2)
Blanding Alex or Halle Mrs a. 0) Rogers Miss
Heirs Hall s. B. Sanders John
Bowers A. Honey Miss p. Scott j.
Bradshaw E. Jackson \. \. Scott Mrs. u
Brisbin B. Jordan ~ Y. Shields
Brown Miss J.. Kennedy j. y. SILVER Charles
Cheaves II. W. Friend I. j. Shumaker J
Cook R. P March Miss VI Summers T. W
Dean J. o. MahaiIa o. Sago Capt. R. S
Dunlap Mrs. a. Mcdonald J. Truman j
DaviceJ. Mcdonald NJ. WilsonJ.
lF5 Persons calling for the above will please say
they arc advertised.
J. n GAMEWEIL p NJ.
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CORN. CORN.

0S00 BUSHELS, Of superb White CORN. 10
LCUO cash or 60 days paper. Apply to
W. G. MOORE. or
March 9. B. W. CllAMhfh"'
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HSiiES for 1851,

n favor Of The subscriber, are ready for dcvc-
L ry. Those whose names they bcararc respectfully
invited TO cal at his store settle them and take them
AWAY L. j. DELAY.
Jan 30-tf
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fsDEES OF TEMPERANCE

Kershaw Section No. 4.
u,ITE regular Meeting of this Section will be held al
l their Hall on Friday next at o'clock. BY order
fthc W a. r. G. PEG UES, Sccr'y.
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NEW LARD Of superior Quality. -AlSo, Sugar
" House Syrup, Rock and Table Salt. Just rccel-
vcd by t. ". BONNEI.
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{. PACKAGES GO lbs each) Jenny Lind TOBA eco
- J"st received 10y X. ". ABBOTT
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John b. Weller formerly y representative
from Ohio, has been elected L. $. Senator.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-07
LOTS TO LEASE

FNHE undersigned proposes tc lease upon
IL moderate terms, for term of 5 years, Lots
numbered on the map of Yazoo City, 1913, 16
and l67, fronting the Court House. Ipon III
west sfce OF broud'vuys ruo-tli visions Of .
feet fronts b, 70 in depth. Also, like front
upon Washington street. next east of III
Baptist church; as also upon the Alley bound
ing the rear of said lots. All being cenve-
niently adapted to the erection of OF Offices
ana other cheap buildings suited to the varied
mechanical branches of business.
l also offer for sale on credit of one and
TWO years, or will execute leases for 5 years
Win WI n the privilege of purchasing some 80 or
~ other town lots. differently stu ated.
also propose sub-dviding I6 acres (be-
ing n : lot No. 462) ups the Hill at the junction
OF Broadway and Madison streets, and ada
cent to the Plank Road. in lots of convenient
size' which will be leased as above, or sold on
a credit OF l, and 3years
PERSONS desirous of securing locations for
terms. can be thus accommodated
A. PATTERSON.