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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13
Gp Ii TT st e0eln.
Sn Der Court bon Common plies BON
2eba Gauntp.

sSn Der Gourt bon Common QlieS BON
9ed)a Gauntp.
GrEruar IL, 1858. Icbte bic Court fpleente
Jtcacln 'nr fiinftigen 9rrta6tun0 felt.
Die 1crntine Der srri6irhenn Gpurten ron &c.
da Gdlntp 1plcn in 3ufunft swri gGcdcn int De-
fmtcr uno 6ctruar uub penn ncttwenbia audi
ipei g2r6cn I'M Nlai uni Septcntter cauern unb
bic @eIhdftc ipacn in fcIeenber Srrnuns pprsc.
iipnlmcll iperrrn
I. Die rrite gErdr Iclf bn grfhSftrn Der
0rantz Siurs unb Dem TerfEr Srn GriminalfGllen
Scrirmct ciu, Iriric Der Scrfdsrng iiter bic Sale
duf prn Graumsntliisn Der Common pleas, g2a>
lrnertrt ulp pierteIiabrlden Sibnacn unp be,
re9elmdE9en 92ailenecurt. @cIddftfn bes Gauns
tbs. Der re9clmdbiae 9aa fir bic g1aiIenccurt
ipI Dicnitda in Der erHcn gBrdc icin, an rr1hsm
Sao aud bic Nnrrfennun9 srn Sdrriff' 8. .TretS
in Gnpfan9 Su nrtmn lnh.
2. Die ,rete gGrde lcll brm &ntSr ter Gis
SilfGllc 9cipibnct Iein unb rer snEGrime Scn Ipls
den SprI6tG9en fir Tcgeln etc. ais osrbtnIidy
cbne Nraunrnt teipiliAt frrrrrn, aber fein regel-
nSbiaes gtr9ument Iru anaebErt merbrn pGbren6
rie1er gScd,e, 10 langr bic Siurp III Sisung TT.
2(us etn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sc. SamuetS, Yrctb.
9(pril 6. nqtG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13
vSebe Samilie iollte Elm @opie baben." !"
Sin 1t1ll6dBbareS 8m6
nur 25 @ent6 foifeno.
9llenlh frnne bid.

0r.Srutsr's me oijiuifbss 5anb6uh far
S6rantc. Gntbotlsno Die Grune,dee ras llrs
fprun9s, Scrtlhritts, bcr Scbaubtun9 unb 6titun9
ron itprr Srautbttscrn, pttbc ourtb psrlbebtnarti
9tn eeibctbndtu lnl9an9, Sct6lt6elctuno coer 6Sr=
mSB9tn Gjtltbkdbtsperttbr w9c5c9rn wurotn, nstlt
2nntiiun9tn gu ptrtn .@trbdUu8, in rrrit6nrtithem
Shds un0 nit Der oultSur9ittn Spratbc 9clbrieteu,
ais has 8cultat elmer mcbr ais 20i6bri9n ousIbsgs
lb Der orituu9 rcn Srantbttcn oGitatsr uno pripas
ttr 9latur 9tIptrmtttn proris,-rt eiusm 3ulae pcu
Sitttrttn CUR 6tituns fcltr &rautbcitsn uuo elmer
I6banoIuns tibrr Die llriacben, Gpmptcme uuo bri(.
una rcs talttn Siibers, = fir % Gents per Gcpie,
crtr Gcpitn fir ciueu Sbattr miro pcitfrsi nab
iretno Cnem Sbcilt Ntr Ser. Staattn ptrltnoCt 40:
rrtlfirt pctfrti "9scr 126 gcit Sc," rrtr rtn Qus
ter, 3s SIcre 7ti StraFs philadelphia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13
S6ulbitc1er, 9apter, etc.

Sis itnttrhrttnen titttn etn eanbfaufltuttu, ,oth:
6<Jrtr ure Shul.Grmninltn eutn Get tClt:alIcrtir:
rtn Stcds rtu ShuttUtbtrn uno Shrli6mattriulien
on rtr in Der Gtto 9tfuntGn merocn fam, uno iint
i'm Staaot eite Grtttt al crteu &cittn ju vtytauftu
Gaufeute i'm 9onoe
wiresn atIl bic crttn SbutbaHtr, e6rtt. uno Qod;
papltr, llmban9ropitr Baitin9. Iapitr, luo ale CT
ftnGrp Stbritnattra!tEn, Ylantbdd,tr, Stctrn Din:
tt, ctt., htr fneen, une 8uar an annSbmtarsn w:
fIn9uu9tn.
z dull Is Gommitte cit,
gAaIt6rtr un6 enSerG, tpdht SuantitYttn fir gdp.
Isn taufn, fuo tin9staccn ousruftn unO unIrn Ycr.
treffbtn Strd gu btthGn. @nir fne silmlitb ettab.
rln init Fer @tcr9uu9 rcn Stbus 0liritttn, uuC in.
rem mir Wutlyrtr ,inGr 2ln5ahl ausac6rtitsttn o,.
trautb,u Sdul.8Gdrrn ine, 70 1T unltr @rrtbtil
fen btitn Stcd su erbatttit uuutcrtrtffIiCb.
intsr uufan Yuttltotirusn fn0 frt9tuec ~ finesn:
0cutD's yutbitdtt:r gutb, rcptririe 2(us1att.
grjmtr Wcuu0 Srotcr;
e5ummtrs's Sur@nna, tit itIhnoc 2f6hdnhlunc
actr titlt 9Htltuhaft Wcunrtoiltt's 9QtuInroticn
ltnetrlcu's 0apiurrr'S 6tfbidt Der @lreini0ttr
Gtaaitu, 9ltraudbt in zen 6litntIibtn Sbuttn pcr
gtuslcrt uno philadelphia
VSumnlss'6 yreJrsiIlrt wubltdtllr. .@u5h;
Gemtrs Gjramniatit; e0ttlniitIts S2Erttr6iib
Das 9iudj Gcnmtrei, etc. ctt, Ct:.
llridt !1unt iws Srbn,
4iNItrS4c Straat. Yfi!arerla.
s5SrsS0. ul3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Salllee, u. |. 10.
0a6 fGs ct9c pdbr III tSnnt ibr srfabren ,penu ibr
onrnft om Sirbr Str llntlryitbnttSn,
SEQ. 45 Sit=6amilton GtraBe,
tpridt has 9rG6ts aGertsmtut Der ttasn 65atsr otS
funotn wire--Stbubc uno Stieffu aus unLrtr sioss
nrn Manufathr uno cini9i frtb pcn Dem Slllittrs
Mattt, tur Madnntr, &nateu, edoies, SQiITes uno
8tnesr aus ben 6sttn Nattriain naeb etn tteusftrf
Stpls ptrftrtat.
seir baten AUDI Gin rctIts aHertsmsnt ucn .oatsn-
ale icet 9ttraucbtt artin,
BON &lnoeSs Bis gum Wannsz Sute.
fub tti uns Su fnbtn. 9Sir 6stcnmen alls mfr,
pdtt rcn Mtuncrt une pbootlpbio, unb tSnusn has
btr inimtr bic fibicnattittn 0ip Sntss lisfsrn.
3rrntt, SaliieS, GarprtsSasS, 9ampen, etc.
hatcn mir iHntr Gin arcGts QGrrtsmcut tnc c ,pehf,
fEt. CAP s fdtt in rtn 9rSgtrn Stdpttn uidr buaer
ptrtouft pcrren.
0ttit aniti9t 1T tsrrits jemtid lana. tcc, um ocx
gen Gas put!tt,nn atrttbt ju tin, mJdtn mir binSls
fdah Dap mir &Tancuun9sn uuo @trtt0srunasn in
unfrm
Oa8uerreotpp=2f =2fpparat
9tmod bobtn, ic pa6 mir te GtihnifTt nebmsn tSus
tc iptldt frntn otr tclttu Spcratcurs in esn orSs
BTn Stirten 9lttthtcmltn. Qllt QiiteniGt ntroen
9arantrt 5urttotnbiit 81 9cbtu cSrr nibt pntault.
Ssojn9un9tn Gafh.
young uno Qeb.
81. S.--SrecrS Yrn eontfcbrboRrn wsre;u odt,
fam ots9rwihlt unr rrcmpt tecr9t.
Qlltntaun, ltrrl g. na6p
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13
9DQnbz 1tnb fSenlferpapier.

Gine fbr 9rcGS 2usruatl gsonepapiT, Scrors
uno Seucrtraro pruts, bit ali SbSnbcit ncb nit in
oittr Start dbcrtrcftn pcrrtu inelcwis zine orcft
uub QanSeS 2telrabt Seuiitrearitr leltet erbalttu
unN mcbtfttw als il ~ plrfauiIi cst
Red, @utD uno Srerler,
sc. 81 g1slt .poniticn Strafs, 2tttsntaIir
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13
SSoblfeile
SSenfter : Slenbet
OsPUt unb @nnufoftur ppn
g. g. 4jIl1lsg g Co.,

e. 9a. Gds Der 2(rb uuo 3wsittu SnoGtn,
9btlape1PGta.
CsttSc @orittit eru 9enotn, i'm ejrc5cu unc Slti
~ ntn, lcbt ais StrCt, Slc,ptr, 6ictbit, Stl unb
Orn Sanolfares, luo iu bobrn an Den ntptrttn 9rti
Btn, in StrbiInB Der Suait6t Ger l(rtGt. 2tuftris
9s fir ptracloruSn, etmriusn fir Stcbrtu, etrlrtp
uno arpert SEnctn wGpsn Ouf rte ttr%1t 9lctij tc:
lcrAt.
6aufIutt uuo Nnttrt fno ctn9dactn Gin @sriutb
sci uns ju mocbSn. 28ir mcusn ptr rIubEn ju
3 6efrtcpt9en.
grafis. Srimntn9s etc., bttanti9 ouf ,banb.
gtbalttt oas g. DC. Gdt Der 5pc ten II. Ir tb
Stra6su, Qbitaoctpbid, i'm GEr6htuF.
9Rirj 80. na6Nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13
OF. 6ufelano5
ScgiiDmtes Sentf6cS Sitters,
Mbtrtittt ren
Nr e 81 CSnrf1n,,

~-I. 2. ~ NSWll TUUI
in ttr teutfhru Ipctbctc, 100 Irb Ct, pbIaoclpbia
Scius Groft Utcr pcr9cnanute 6routbtittn wirN
ptn ttucr aurtrn NRcpjiu in ptn &tr Staottu ittr:
trcfcr, iutnn dttrboupt erreit we cii 8uren be;tu
9in, pc in rtltu SaItn ttrGbmtt 2ttrje ttinCn Gr:
rrl9 batttr. Dttfss 8tttercs ptrttnt Die 2tufmcrt
iQmtSit Der 6r0uttn. Gs bat BIZ @iaenibaft, eettr:
frautbciten ,a ttittu uuo bic @troauuuosrr9auc m
itSrttn, uuO 1T totti on9cntbm ftber uno unI6ut;
Sih
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Oe btrSidbsn Odut ltottcn ilnttrieiGncte
2WHIk fir eit tisbtr 9snclIcne literals llntr:
Nieura ob. uno nm cine Serteeutr tittne. wtrbtnhe
Tsts sartb 0iIli9ttt uno piinFtihtet ttb bsndbsn,
oitdbt IN autdnft u eriretttrn weyt ibr ktr rtrs
orsfcrier Stcd cine htrrIitbe tStl9snbet oartictst
6ef, 9utb uno Srerler,
Sic. 81 gHsft panltIicn Stross, auentnuH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

.Sth otr untttIhrltNtnt Nuoltcr ron Ctr SlNlt II.
tcntonn, tclcbtini9e bitrmt rag b rit 8stbnne rcu
Scuatba an 8 d. rn, Sdaentiltlr prn Ger
Staot Nutntoun, anfon9cno am 7En Soe 2(rril, 1852
uno cnpi9tuo an 25lttn Sag N1irS 1853, rurcbIlbm
uno ttrlbti9t b0Gt, uho fanp eitflbt ritbtie.
s. .. Sarnes, gtubitrr.
2(pril 6. ne3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13
&eber@ Granfbeit,

OpSprpiIa, @elbIubt, 6roniibe unb ners
p0Ie S6lpd6e, gtierentranfbeiten,
unb lctbs bic SCn sjnsr trantb0ftIn eebsr snprnsin
ais
S6wintel, spIprne 9lper, Sarrc i'm Na9et, ,Dur6s
fStlr, Sersbrrnnen, Gdcl, Wa9cnipannuns inus
res 9IuftrFrn, ihwereS gltbncn, 3ittern i'm Dtas
gen ,mp !5er;en, Gnoisfeit beim Siesrn, 6eber
imb S6mrr,cn int &rpir, Manacl dn Plus,
tiinihms, sclGe Saut rmp 9luscn, S6mcrsen in
Der Sette, bent Nitten, frr Sruit wb ben @les
fern, Srrmen i'm 6leii6r, ttitdnptge 6urGt Dor
lln9liid unO 9teprrgcIdtdsenGeit in Semitic
l,erScn rcIitYuSia turirt rptrCCn ourtb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

S0 Sbatlr strwirtcn. = Or. ,ountsr
OOpiG $50 btjobttu, ipCnn cs ibm ftbtSn clIte irs
9suo eucn Sail pcn 9ebrimcr 8rantbett ju turirtn,
cbut llntccihco pcn ps lan9cr Oaucr t 1T. perfcs
nrn pcn teibsn Gclhlstern no in tine 4ripattuGtn,
80 Serb 7tc StrabC, philadelphia, cuerootn, pp e
rcr StSrun9 eurtb anbert 4atttnttu iitprr TtN.
Smpcttnj.-2tus unSSd9ettcr 9sfritoisuu9 Der
poiiicntn, burb isttrmoas rbtr Sc6tttfSduu9, cut:
tsbtn iablrsibs llebtl. Srtbreifi SnpctlnS uufrts
milIi9c Somencr0iteun5cn, Sr9auenatnaInN, 9soadts
nieptrult lb ntioun9 9t1cn SraucnSumltr, aI9rnent
OGbilitit cptr rnititutituee lncreuun9 rl9tu iit:
tr Sn otn S6(Isu 9ltt Der Deter cine iitbtrc sur.
Sum Hahoenten.-Oie0 0ranttn pirecn mcbts
tbun es u beptuttn, che lic Gtunobti GtidIliatCit
urb cfunls has 9tbcn oen 6duptn pcn QritIn anscrs
trouei bic nht bic nStbi9c Gtnntnig prn titr Stnl
c 6rantbcittn bo6tn. SIS III unulSStid eas eiu sRtn
ale g3cfbwSrniFs res mCnfblidin ,SSrpsrs rtrttbt.
--ScoSr oSbtarr 2frlt bat lucn ttIcnceru 3ues pc:
rim CT crct9rsbtr tprttn fam os stnt Nlttdrjc u.
pcrdllf CT itins mciitt 5it uuo Stupium wrpcneet.
Sabrttouoe praris, ou5IblsFtih 9tpiomtt
rem Smcium uuo rey 9cbdnolun9 rcn Granthettp
Der GtIbkthtscr9onc, ustit 6tibptrcn on NSrpSr,
oals, Noit cSEr Yttucn, &rpf: uTo Nncdtnihmtr,,
SRermrialrIptumotiim, SuIomutnjlcbun9tn Girirtl,
linrcasndgiottit Grantbticn rcu iu9tnehtn eaittrn
cScr llnrtini0ttt ots &us, weourt) eie Gcnitincl,
osithwStbt puret, lIett otn Scttcr in Stanb, 2tntn
Ibrtlt Nbbdtfi gu rtihoftn, et titb fintr Ssbdne'
tuna urtCurtrfn
NE;ei,ntu rirotn uGth allin Shtltn ftr Ger.
Staattu ptrionrt. 9rtit 1uur 10 StaSr ros Gadti.
Qbilact,rtjo, Sert, l. 1852 uqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13
QeItt ans Nberieuat Guh.

(Stn Der @cirn @ct.) 0trtn Gbucr Iast: Or.
ioufttonbs tsribmSs btutfbrS 9littrrs gIr ocituu9
ven eebtrtGfbmlroSu Sisprplia, 9srpGnfbmdtbs Ctt.
it, uuo guar nit Sitbt, cine Oct Gtsbtn SNFoiSintn
os5 Sa9e&. Q6 ipurSs pcu Soutnecn 0lGrautbt, unb
Gin 6r(uuc ast aus, Gap tr Eltt racurtb pcn Etusn
etttrbtFbpIrecu ainJd frti wurbt. g8ir iuo it6trs
;suS caS Get potitut eurb zen Glbraub ees 8its
ttrs ttitiuSis Suuimut, was o0tin ltbcu Sathtuno
rreiSut. @s 1T ar9trcbm on Gtrutb uuo Gtihmad
uno fam pcn etuttp nit Dem Sarttten Goatn iectr:
Stit 9cncmmrn wsrtcn. g8ir iprtdbcn aus grfabruua
nub rotbtn cen patitnttn eaju."
Stttt's 99ltttp, cine Oct btlic littrarIbcu 3tt:
brifttn o0t unttrn, 25itcn Nu9uit: ,,Dr. ouflouSS
csuIbcs 8ittcrcs, tcrtittt Ycu Or. Sodlrn, wiro
stt rcn cn9tn ber btrdbmttittn 6litoSr Bet mSo;is
nStn Satultit ots Gin fir pcibtibe Sdwatbs kGr
0tgieuStts 9Rtttd 9srdbmt. lls ictbcS rabrn mir ts
als S)lttsrn on, rucburth it i prr uantDtr Srant.
bcjt bepsbrsn ttuntn. Gitbvdtbtt ocuts rptrorn ss
stsnfaGs fs>r mcNb6ti9 fneEu, mas mir aus c9tntr
Grfabruna wtItn.'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13
StQbtz zMe6nun1. !.

5cnatban &eitoro, Sdaemsiter, in SRtsbnuns nit
eer Staet AIentaun, rom Gpril |, 1852, bis 9RarJ
%, 1853.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13
gtod) mebr 3eu0niHc.

Der ?(dtG. Is. .. 8 incteiu, NRortr etr St0tt
Gamosu, 81. g., fat ,,gHr iobtn ritlt Tbulcbdbaftr
slct;tn ittr ocf NRspi;iu, unO ibre SucOtu rtrans
tattn uns, oIabfro9tu ttr ibrcn G8srb ou;ultcuru.
60 murctn mir beipc9t iiE ittsr gu ettroutbtn, unb
mUitn 9cittbrn, bae mir &c ci9cntbuuGb in ibrcm
GiufIuBt ouf Ssttrtrautbeitcr fanetn uno uns dbcr
lbrt rpcbtbit9e g8rtur9 ouf 9ierYtnhp6tbc Su rcr.
rptnbtn botttn. @s btlinf9c uno Itart Sis Slerpcn
inecm c5 fc tSrub9t uno cen Stbtaf trquidtno'mott
- 92tup titie Slieptjtu mthr in G5etroutb tGmc Ic
wdrccn, mir iino etstn 9cuif, wtri9tr Grantbrittn
hrrrfhtu, bic rcn ilncrouun9 in NroAsn, cCr 0ctsr
unS cuar otGrttn Nterrenlpiitnmt bcrrubrcH. s9an
nj, bi q Sheitt oturo uno ftirbte eon feline Gri-
oSmie SHr mGtbttn unfru Srtunbtn ratbcr, oas
Bitter III rrfbsn: cmpftttn rpiro cs lith oann Ill6
gs TclIte in itccr Somitit fin Seine onotre 9Reei:
gin fam lcttbt Strp'f' ron .6tittraft onfibrtn."
stuouig G6tr suon;G 9tcb ben cbi9tu Iuo nab:
rano 6en Eettu trti SaSren pcn allen Sbeilrn Der
lncu crbatlcu ptrhtr, uno cas- itirtte 5eueui6 m
NCltu G3untu III. baB rcu ben re9cmS6i9tn lcr,tcu
pbilabCtpbia's mthr capcn 9,Uraatbt ncro, als pcn
alien dnbrn Nrtanumtn ;uamIcu9cncInntn - cine
Sbatadt eie citb tsrvisltn mtroeE fann uno 9cnt9s
emo ;ciot, hap cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3u0etsltun9 ibrtn
itiIIn StiiNlt trbdtt dbil wtnn ff in eitirr 6rrm
ncr0ttrdd)t Dirh.
Sa5 oiti Sl2teiiin esttrtrantbSit uno OlptsId tis
rrt taun 9icmaub ttitrtitcn uatbotm CT e 9tbrauct
Rat Sic pirtt p3iiiItb ouf ben SaaotW uno bic ee=
scr; ie III Gacmtt rcr;u;Shtn in otrtn bili SItn
Nrautbtteu -ibrs gSirtuna 1T ou9cnbhdiitb. Gis
tann Ssaucujimmtru uno Sinotrn nit Giherbsit IL.
nptrlSeam 9uscu Ju ir9enp siurr 5cit ee9ttcn rer:
Son
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13
Sodtet Guth ppr Hdlitbuna |.

SoGtet Gu6 Dot H6litbuno!
Die Sthten babsn eis stThricbtnc St9uatur scn 6.
N. Sadfcn auf lem ilmtbIas uno SG 9tamcn in
oiS 9Sctttt 9ttaltr--anc anbtrn liuo 0efltbt,
n-t-arE Sl,rfouf h,;,, (yrre,, u,S 6f,;,r, Ia SER
Geutfhen Qpctbste, &c. 100 grd, Strafc, eiut
Shdrc unttr Der ie;btsn, philadelphia, uno tti atbt.
sayGn 5dnettrn d6trbaurt.
9reie berab9eiest.
TIN ollie 6toTtn prn .Sr0nttn in cen gtaut ,a ks.
IN rie NStrtbrt ttlir 9rcRln SlIoin ~ oent6cn, III
rtr N,rIi@ cincr Yctttl ouf ~ 6 tuts btrotatEet
9ttnfaus gu hottn in lGtntrru tt
Uoton gSint.
YbIIaeClghio, Sut 22, 1852. ull Sioiu
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-07-26
The above vasput to vote and decided Win great


The above was put to vote and decided With great
unanimity in the affirmative. -. -
OF course there isnothing dea6nite mall Of this
The work is yet to sbedone, the ewaysis marked out
hoH we can go,Sand thequestion which concerns usi
above every other is, Will we go TO workd aid the
Lancaster people to build their Road This meeting
of consultation can do no harm in any event 1t is to
our Lancaster friends an earnest that we mean TO CO.
operate with them in building road. Wefhope they
will bend every energy, as it will be likewise our inter
est to do so in accomplishing at once an object which
interests Lancaster and Camden so much. They can
build ttefroad; we mean Lancaster and Camden
Will theydo it7 We hope they will, Let then go
to work in dead sober earnest
As the meeting was an informan one, no ctcialsate-
ment viii be made Of its proceedings: This is our
statement, for which we are personally responsible.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-07-26
Lancaster Rail Road.

According to previous understanding several friends
favorable to the Lancaster and Camden Rail Road,
from each place, met on Monday last at the Church
near Capt. Millers in this District Although was
distinctly understood that this was not formal meet
ing and consequently no action taken by it, could be
binding upon any one; yet it thought the better
way was, to proceed somewhat in order
The more eifectuaY to get at the object for which
we met, it was proposed by Major Jno Rosser that
James H. Witherspoon, Esq, of lancaster should act
as Charman-which was agreedsto motion was
also made and carried, that Thos. J. Warren and Dr.
W. C. Cautlen should act as Secretaries.
The Chairman very briefly explained the object of
the meeting which was held in accordance with an in.
vitaon from the friends of the Rail Road in Camden
to those of Lancaster that conference be held for the
purpose ofhaving free and unreserved interchange
of opinon-that action of this meeting, which was
informal body, could possibly bind any one by its
decisions
Tie meeting was addressed by Mcssrs ]. NJ. Dc
Saussure, Dixon Barnes, W. Thurlow CASTOR, Geo.
McC. WitIcrspoon, S. B. Massey P T. Hammond, A.
NJ. Kennedy and 7. ". Huey
A resolution was proposed by Mr. CASTOR, that q
Committee of seven from Lancaster and the like num-
Der from Camden, should be appointed as committee
of consultation the part of this meeting and report
after an ntermssion of short time which resolution
being agreed to, the Chairman appointed from Lancas
ter, Messrs r. L. Crawford, S. B. Hammond, Jno E.
Rutledge, H. H. Gooch, w. G. Cauthen, Geo. Calthen
and Tllos G. Bell: from Camden Mcssrs j. NJ De-
Saussure Jno. Rosser, A. NJ Kennedy W. j. McKain,
P. F. Villepigue, WIN. Anderson and c. Matheson.
An intcrmission then took place, during which the
company partook of an ample repast Which had been
kindly provided for their accommodation by the friends
in the neghborhood On this occasion at least no
fault could be found upon the score that the wants of
the inner man were not cared for.
The Committee of Conference having agreed among
the meeting was again called to order
whercupon DR.. r. L. Crawford, Chairman, read the
following resolution. agreed upon by said Committee
ReslcrL That the Board of Directors of the Lancas.
ter Rail Road be requested to open books for subscrp
lion of stock to that road in Camden, which shall bc |
subscribed for the following conditions: /. That
wo Directors shall always he elected from among the |
of Kcrshaw. 2. That the location of the
D.pot in Camden, shall be decided on by the Sto *
holders in Camden from which 4 track may lun TO-
md connect with the Depot Of the South Carolina Rail
Road IN Camden.
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Later from Europe.

Baltimore, July, 49, -ThesteaInship Franklin
arrived at New York on Tuesday. The sales of
Cotton at Liverpool for the, three days amount
ed to $4,000 bales, of which Exporters took g.
900, and Spectators 5000 bales. There was a
fair demand. At Manchester trade was un-
changed.
ACabinet Council was held in London ON the
I'd, at which it was decided that the French and
English Fleets should enter the Dardanelles as a
c"unternove to the Russian occupation of-the
Danubian Provinces. ,The capture of Jassy by
the Russians was believed, though it was denied
by the Austrian Minister The Paris Moniteur
has received an official dispatch from ST. Peters
burg, decreeing the occupation of Modavia and
WalIacha. Warlike preparations continue in
Turkey on an extensive scale. Forty-four YES.
sells are armed at the Arsenal All the Militia
are ordered out. The Prince Of Seryia has pla-
ccd $4,000 men ut the disposal oft the Sultan
1t is reported that Austria would act with France
and England in consequence Of the occupation of
Moldavia. Prussia maintains neutrality. The
Car issued manifesto on the Goth, throwing
the responsibility Of war on Turkey.
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Death of Major s. A. Goldman.

We are panied to see the death Of Major GOODMAN
Che accomplished and talented Editor Of the Illustrated
Family Friend, announced. From the Carolinian we
learn that he died at the residence of L. w. HENRY
Esq, Charlotte County, Virginia, on Tuesday 18th inst
chad the pleasure Of o personal acquaintance
with Major GOODMAN, and more agreeable and polite
gentleman we have never met We admired him for
his energy and talents, aud his laudabie efforts to
build up Southern teature entitled to much praise
The Family Friend is evidence Of his zeal and ability
as aliterary editor We mourn his early death as .
very great loss to his immediate circle of relatives aud
friends as we'll as to Southern literature. The
cluding extracts are taken from the Caiohnaan:
"The deceased was born in Cincinnati, Oh the sth
September 1922 and therefore nearly thirtyone
years of age. Maj. Goldman was at one time mid
shipman in the United States Navy had been in the
newspaper business was eight months III large mer-
camille house in Charleston For two years he con.
Quoted the Laurensville Herald and after selling that
paper to Columbia and established the Family
Friend
Mr.. Goldman was a writer Of TALENT and in the de.
partment Of literature for which he seemed to have u
preferance-nautical- romance-hc had already exhi-
bited great powers Had his lie been spared he would
doubtless have e-won high reputation among the au.
thors Of America. lie has died in the prime of life,
and in the vgor OF fine intellect, which he had de-
voted to the literature Of his country lie leaves
wife and two children to mourn his loss and circle
Of friends who had looked forward with pride to a
brilliant career Of. which he gave abundant promise
to lament his early and unexpected deccasc. Our
sympathies are with them in their bereavement"
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JOURNAL. OFFICE FOR SALE.

AS have determined to remove from Camden, L
will sell to approved purchaser on accommodating
terms The OFFICE OF THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
The Paper is doing well, better perhaps pecuniarily
than at any former periodof its existence and unless
get favorable opportunity to dsposeof it. will be
continued under the management of its former propri-
etor, Mr. T. W. 1PEGUEs, who will takepleasure in CIV
ing all necessary information to any one desirous of
engaging inthe business The Office is well furnished
wthevery thing usually found in printing Office.
THO. J. WARREN.
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EbrEtlie SJo,trnal:

The Charleston Corresp spondentsof the Dar,
Iington, Flag, concludes one his rscstIsaet-
ters as follows: - - s5sSsss
,'It was mypurpose whenI took upthe,psp,
10 have, given you. AN account ola very in.
teresting meeting recently 10y The Juvenile.
Missionary Society Of Trinity Church in this
City, the object of which was to toWelcome the
Rev: Mr.. Jedbins, (aiefhodist- Missionary TO,
.China} and also toassist him with material aid,
in his labors Of love ); but / have alread ysttes.
passed too long upon. the patience ofSgoas
readers, and will ouly, add thatseveral very in.
sterestng addresses were delivered by lads con-
.nected with the Society, one Of which. here:
with enclose for publ as worthy Of being
preserved Is was delivered most feeliDgly,
and eloquently and when the sspeakeE sassboyyi
Of some ten or twelve years of ages closed H
have no'doubt every heart IN the large audiss
ehce responded hearty Amcn?" : 60 So
- Yours. ~. s--s2 - -
s.
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A RARE CAsE.-A gentleman who is en-
gagged in settling the books of a firm once do
ing large mercantile business in Pittsburg,
but, OF which both the original partners are
now sleeping quietly in their cemetery vaults,
was called on, on Friday, by a gentleman from
the South, who came to pay principal and in.
terest, amounting to. 5000, ola debt contracted
in 1919; by a merchant of Vicksburg, Miss,
who had failed subsequently, and was snppos.
ed to be lost past all hope. He has recently
been enriched by the rapid rise ofsome cotton
lands which he had purchased, aud is now pay
ing off old liabilities, here and at the East
amounting to several thousand dollars. His
maine, we understand, is John Downing. He
should be remembered, to his honor.