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o,TpRFNF corET PUTNAM COUNTY

Z Z NUI 'lVp.'H
= JAAFs IA ssgLLsr ION EEAKNEY CHARLEs foDD
ard III N FEROt sON~-To I'll 81 FEE0JoOS Def nfao,i
lo hereby naoled and required 70 i,s"r W. Complaint n
ha con, which hss been s ~ tae o1<e o. ,efs o. ne
,olr nsva Of the sAaee ~ Caas ofssa win - days
fr b. 49, fe Of y0 ~ he dsy ~
srt f ~ tre sd conn sir. - sf9red tss
a. Ll vii arpy 20 fhe Corr m fi ieef ctnsndra "a S cum
lilnr Dated Arfrr 10 -
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rT,HE NEw.YoRK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

The following ,,..r,,- 49,. A.
ATLANTIC. Csrt West IA ltit' Cspt W..
ARC Iit capt. Luce. h..LliO' N@fl- N'--''0SA
ADRIAIIC.
expressly fo GoYeEnnfnt
sec Eter in thcr eons.rne,on Is ao n
the Fs 10 insure sat speed and their @connoa-
80 fo- rer. are unalualtd elegance AID co3rt Price
OF rsssse ou SeaYok Liverpool IN aes cabin Tl| 10
s.cr6 DO exclusive OF ae rooms @~V nom
Ier,oo NeYork $50 and % An experienced surgeon A.
49, to al hin NJ harts .cur- until paid fJr.
pTOVOSE OF SAILING
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G1lcs bp 1uction
L G. TUTTLE. Auction .er. o,.s

ASSIGNEE and MORIGAGtE sA ,-r;, OF iio -
- 'tt.Tf~T pEEssEs TY -, sA,Ls FlAIudE, -
= N seiI Oh TtfsDAf sept p Il 10 0c'ct on
< H. FssExf ri-st. Tie Sl0ck md fxtd.-s o. i-fs7
,ti.tui ri rOnsisng n one Of hJ-s fs .'ih-
- t.. Forcsp Drum DO. -nrsf-hoys 40 htnl
"a do h~r Win -T-- .s-ortinit o.
80 - tb T,p~ English AMI German nponnE ,o1-s ~
Ss.s -hanius OF Fgrui,Gre Fixtures &C IA "i1is
-. j. oo " fssfrve fcr cssb b order n the NM SIC
Eo,.e ready sod ne properly aly D Il
srrin'd' Also Stersc'ype Fat' 1c
y :. uovGR. Asctio.eer. -
ATTRA(TIVE SALE Of Elegant HOUSEHOLD
n tIgNIIURE the rfopsry Of family bseAkns aP asls.
F.,trs AZ No. Iis " sst Is. e. DO 4 VI THIS DAT
or on brocl eie norwood suite; one blue snd g.
tesfss .rlte fcsrocd yellow Ind zod Id SIX se
ust PlgEh s.e 10 MAHOGANY Et-zer n4ai
rcnsy cG1yeG ah ulbe Top AID plat .-s doJs I'D oezs
tables wood Piauoiorte li- D.
Cibe IreleL Ie Tier Glass Handsomely ~of sd Ls
and TaLd Shades large ana nslss vel
seci.o collection Oh Painting u undorbSd oerr I@peiri
Iri els Carpeis and Felve Asb-r C0cSsf fran AZ
Grecn Cnsifs N Dr'- r. y
f65sfep Ia he druK ana
NOR, (tier, Chss Glass Ware Croc,ey &c IN ne appet
grufgrs Of rosercnd snd usaOgany y9lo
,d cher Be Wzshsuds Toilet scts l0vel hsc4s
rovood BursnE rnshonny rsiasss scsfhcr 5ls.es a
u oys Frr C0unfepsnes Woolsn blAr1eN S-4-1'
hu,.t ma Ice a. ans Comic and FIX ares 90 II
silver viii close The ale ~aca MI AXE p-oS "-
gtTd 20 wcathtr
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RR BoclsDvs PRS Ait'y, No. ISo Broadway, n
twF
lUPREME COUkT-Coanty Of Chautaaque.-

u.
- Isnr, Ihe.oors MeNsuee, Samuel Holmes sad
ear. l. stone agst0sl Achs CLARK Inc pi.iniin desire the
nan m the county Of Chsa-
uuqse 10 BIChAELsS CLARK. dendansf You are hefeby
fhe complaint q Hc1fy e. Bowen theodore
Hoimfs and Henry sine plaintiff copy
the Ilgrk Of CnAtauQns C,1nty.
On IT, o. september 1880 aud copy
their Office ia the Village d DanxfA hn
a. ny ca,s tn service - thu e1cisstgs Of M day
1gce ant sad Of ldah. fa 20 answer s.t eopsins
tie plaintiffs VII nc 4F o-t sad de-
nat1s r frssH hundred and tweutyssssa dsfs sod hy
M 18th ilf.i srson fran the Jh dag u Apd l1>j b.idcs
c,-r GBOsyFnOR HAfTEsON, rlsafiny atorieys
slgtsvgv ri Dlnkirk, NY
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. Shrewsbnry.Lon Branch
CFPTEMBER,IeI.

will be in readiness TO convey p.ssenze Gil .f o. hs
Hage Line connection with TINS boat
All pef. forbid trusting this boat Of the owners
SEPTEMBER lsl5-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
- Ocean House. Highland Dock Port Washington Nouns aud
Brow Docka Midtown aud Red Bank The and splen
GOLDEN GATE Caps T. Little will leave Pier foot
of Robin sou-st y r. as follows Fare p eens p,pL
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Fare IS cent?.

NB-Ths Boss advertised permitting Stages
county
Az persons sbd trusting this oat account Of ths Owoe
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NJ HKRwiS Aucrioneer.
Is. BROTHERS d CO.-Trsde Sales


ALBERT H. NICOLAI
Or FRIDAY, seIuub-r IS 1855
Eve hondS,d VARIABLE snd Choice b ,LDiSG Lots
,r dp.s @r .t' y r. W., fu,Dtog Iana copn7
In natural snisge tns property n0i Cd h aIJ 10
e view Of rhe flasfns Bsy sad surrounding II III
from ea,h aott dsrHg the rhe tv 'i4g " 'ia~-
4al XVI ok AND FLvsssc AtroaD nov being cons-e.e)
be eopltedb BY December aet All bases d.
eeaor tn. LlDging Flushing within sents t~enyivs
niust Of NeNloik over .hs iGa' f's N'i run y 'ap 49,
ne e4'e sj ~ o; l = ' ' qi +; 1 5 Mt s,,e,f,
,1ay By liz means Wee Flushing viii
able in ROY extensive progress
ece uy such COCKS lIans roads sc &c me c2na
ecg Of w % e tn o s .d sus OF de1 % 9s1
~, the safest and most profitable IN Tenis
are r,fs END avenues which are vide
prp ovners no have so Get apart
eursons in natural lake Of p-re water PAX FORT
viii be liberal The unquestlonble Of which
s he lad l., ali who wish 70 attend the
visit be grounds prior tie day Of sale Oh application to the 'ue
'''"''' ALERT II. sIooLAY No. a wau.t-
BARKER & ELLIOTT 70 a. Nasaustr
coosWELL Nc 50 soi Tp noI 49, B 5s Until
TIE fair day, ri the came hour and place 4i9-
JouS rEsE Aucoueer.
MEDICAL LiBRAhY-The subscribers are pre-.
w rans Csis, que Of TWO staabe Medical Librae OF WORKS
lawn the cogn'y to be sold on HuRsDAf - p
BNSny hItAr ibuons othe Medical Surriesl Cs
Will Il eally picstiou BE- made LYMAN 90
wa No 81 Broadway.
u d NASH uotioueer-siore No $40 Broadway
CHEhIl Is SALE-Sept IL, at ID A. Nj, ~ the
- iooi II ast large quantity OF stone consisting
CuTbrg Lute, end large lot OF Blue stone
JOHN wills y. nePuty shefih
4. C. TUTILE, AuctiOn.cI. .-....
TINE FULL FLOODED STALLION, CONSIEk
i NATION Of AUCIlON-A C. FUTILE VIII eel At h. new
a. les Low erecting fd for the N0rds Fair Exhibition Of
Hoists the KtsefyOr the oelcbaed stallion Con
ltp ,csrs old ID hsuds bsh coal BLACK, with A. the
hiud rnd and broke 90 saddle nd harness
ternaiou by imported CONSERVATION "hO zoos ne
ia and the great race IN r ~
ia ~ sired by Eclipse and grand dam was fu
netting Bagszet he above stables 10
q, ook on SAL URDAY. aud until the time of sale
ALBERT II NicoLAY. Aucuoneer
VALUABLE LOTS on 4TH and 5TH-ANS and
NH / III nah, il5ths,s HARLEM at Auction ALBERT
A. NICOLAY viii sl WEDNESDAY, Sept q, At l. O'Clock,
Of the Mcichsnts Exchange, ,
ffoi ilsh TO 1l5.n-sis Lots 5by O.. .
Eight Lots tie west SIDE 4thAv the tnre boeh
On ii1S,ad nd Eeve hs-Ten Lots on the north side Of
ulil.sf. rec feet wcsi OF ( hav Lots IS by 100 . $50
o., II pdIed and welnhs Ten Lots on eide Of llA
one Iiepd,, and Foue, 9TH north side of 14h
a.. .to fee u {. O STRAY. Lots = by loo .
Lot the sout OF llo.h
81 nc Zee O jh-av. Lots p by 100
title For and full particulars apply
the Aucloneer No 40 Nallst toO
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DhTRIOTIc LINE-Nsw Line 81 VIEW i"rh su'
Ln>-yoo P,efe.s his line vl b ecpos< Of tne Dig"
caIHoUs.... zoss rms bariea c.P;aa Il rrrrlan
g. CLAY 80 .rrs bGrsat pam Dar'i.1 arAl'
WFBS1E R ITO tgrs burcen...- mn
OkIENT ......Lec hu.l ..tIpan D-cr<e :, H.
he tvc Tss' h.Ee been recently oui AMI AZ me ~
Tsey sse naI5sdsl ~ men q -psr-nee and sAy rh
roi4Is ars very faPerof nd ever; eAes.-oI -
prar-1- che c1or " and he eoseneh&" u
'-''te-- soy. CRb TiLEsf0S L CO. No. . BrOaA.Ly
I4vesro0iT GRIMsHAw Co. No 10 Oor~e riAs1a
CTFAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW
= vORA md BREMES.-gREMES MAIL LiNE.-I5e tde
SOL -,.=-t HANsA 40 AID GERMASlA 1850 TINS
Fr1aSew Yo-t- F-oa B5sss,n
if,si's '-kla = C Fiiasy. Ia IL .o
Hans. rlber - August y
- -. 10 S.esua Cas- ................ss SIS
Fos Pasass spply 0ELRlcRs CO. 70 70 Bross'
TIE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
4 NAIL -IEAti>HfpS
FROM NEW-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL
FECa BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL .,.o
Chf CABIN PasLge .--. ~
secsrd
III sl.rs ira-4 bos;on cali - halifax.
ARAblA Cap JaikiEs AMERls \ tAP' L,-el-
PERSIA Clqt. Eyrie. EUROPA Capt 3 inaon-
ASIA Carf. T.. g. LII. CANADA Capt. ; sle-
AFRICA Capt Har' son 49,, SlADAAA Sap. - \ ~ g, .,
Ties ssls Gerry clca Nhie Lsnt II nA-esA "i-'n IN
s-sltssId bow. Rcd u FoIi b. ~ IL, o.. 4, -,
aTAiiA New YORK .Wedaesi, ia S-pt.
EUROPA ; b sion " elnrseas IN Pa
ASIA New W edneriay .tst -.
NIAGARA hi ch..... Bos W dn"siay - >-?t
AfFTt H.rr Nery-i crk Vein siay ~ o
AMF RlCA iars..... tos-o2 w eaas'ql ~, a.
AfAHlA Jrdzrs. NeTv fc!t " ecleiay i5th O~
ber.hs secured uu'il paid for
4 exp ri.rrsl rrlrgecn cl board 81
Ifc ship. To- b. unfabie or Id Sset
ss lre us setoI the value thereof therein expressed
fcE AeLi o. Yea--se apply 70 ,-,-.,D - cxo.,
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TOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. No
BrosawAyIh Company makes insurance asans5 ai.
Mutual system either for tue Nho- term OF me o
limited teod partc psng pron 20 ls extent OF 80
F JACO8 REESE President
VIZ Y poRrgR Sew X q. HUNTINGTON Ac.nlly.
JoaN T. METCALgF MD fDW AID flELo NJ A-ec4- Ian
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Nsht boa, from The Is,rd - O'Clock E.rs 81 csuts
Nhf Lo rom NewYoF ~ o'clock FaTe =. ceaa eoiaiieI'
sSSp.Y AsRAxcExEvr-B5as leave s.f boar until
? ~ hsb. bal 70 o'eloek fIola the Is and
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j D NASH. uotioueer-storc No $40 Broadway.
CHEhIl Is SALE-Sept. Il, at I'D A. Nj, at the
= loot of large quantity OF stone consisting
q Iaginr Curbirg Lutels, lot of Blue stone
JOHN wills y. nePuty sherit
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~ IIRSIANlE nf nn nrler ol the Snrrogate Dol the

n 70 NNIANtE OF IN OTdtI 81 INC 'HII"gu1t OF 'uo
County of N,wYok notice hereby given % al persons havns
ANTHONY III MANN late Of the CITY of New f0fi,
c,,.,d 20 rr,.ent with vouchers thereof the sub
sol.r st the office WILLIAM CRAZE No II thamoarsi,
In he City o Nswl before the fourth daJ OF January neat
dated New-NOrk the thnil IA day Of jane, ls1i ,,
vi lev.,nF NARUARET HUMAN iinusrarik
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IN IIENuANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of III.

County notice hereby given 20 all 2ersons hasns
cu, ,gin - MIS- FlNkGAN late Of the cry Of DO
SOLE Fxecr1 residence yFh betwoe "a snd ID OF
Bus.ecd Attorney No - Nnimst la the City OF
the i day OF Dccember next Dated New
Nofk. the "a day Of June 1883 - ....,-,.., . -.
III iawouf MARbAlEl FlNEpsN sOie Etrc'hh.-
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PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate

Couptv of notice =. persons having
WILL SWIFT late The City OF New York de-
opresen the win youchcrshreot he M
her 18th the City OF New YORK on OF
before the tventythrd day OF November Dated N5sYo
Tho n,ns,en,h dev of NAV lg5a MARY SWIFT EAecus
.tl r~,gtrk rffs
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JATARGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

OAce corner Of n sau Cedar opposite tbs POsOc
CASH CAPITAL SIJ0,3DO.
flfures BudngS Merchandise Nees Ia PSit sud mex ONs
So hd Frlulc. ana 0.h, sur1blc personal psoperE az.
u Fire AFpca ions seus By posi- o. hfolsA q
JACoB WESrERVELr, President.
NlcH0I as c ARKoIL. Sccrrt.rv-
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An exp risrrsl rlrgeou hoard. o., al,
M orers u hose ship. BE- unable for Id svei
cn Srtce Jw,ry Precious Sons y Meals IT, = ols o.
lsg Elel therefor and tho value thereof therein expressed
IcE aei-Li Yess-se apply 70 ....,, - n..o.-
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IN pIKSuANCE OF nn order of the Surrogate of th,

County her by all persons hayin
esie against WILLIAM MORRIS late tho City Of New foh
.ccased pr,sen the with vouchers thereof The subscriber
his resderce u 2h between the Sd and h avs IN me C
OF New York before the tweuty third DAY OF November next
Dated Neyy-Nork, the nneteeuta day OF Nay, 80 80 .
M lsAA( LO.kNOOD
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In PURSUANCE of an order Oi the Surrogate of tno
County York notice hereby given 70 all Psssns having
claims FRANCIS A. kIPP late OF tho City OF New
Starch Manufacturer deceased to psent he h
tro No l9o Orchald s City OF NewYok b-iors the
nd dsy Of February neSDated Newlor the lin day OF Aug,
1853. mAHpAAi,, f 4 a. e' . =, bas."nA'
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IN PURSij ANCE 0f an order Of Jesse T.. Smith,
Surrogate County Kings notice "a hereby OVEN
sccoron law, all persons having claims asans rhoNAs D
BROW e OF the town Of Newurech deceased mat tay sts
the same with the yOach' thereof To he sub
scters the red nee William r. Brown Ia the town Of New
the County OF Kings or before the thnne gay o
ss pfeIaber next Dated March 2 1885
MS IsncnF WILLIAM TT T B9owS Administrators
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ID FRANCIS a LOU4REL. 10 = Nod .-sa- cglnfry and
CIV trade sutfd prices. qs41t.its ,l- b0A nfIe
70 at;eIn p-Esd k Printing eKci rsr@s se cs..p
WINS apers "a styles Bank Books and Fancy -
finer Isass Ruc-es Portfolio Chemen God pens tsri
Co. MGnd D.-res al Daily journals fr l'oi
-. i. rrrnrrr sr- nj
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n.oPyING BoAT FIR ALBANY and INFERNO

MI pI.IL LPACls-FARE 81 70 ALsaN6 o. 49,
lr.-s Tho ecr rodio-s ARMENIA gp-
vii leave The emit o@i p,r II ths 'ct OF ~ "a
TUESDAY; THURSDAY a. -, 49, -. -. az Wsss
Pstururs lows Albany very MONDAY "EDNSSUA' 49,
FRIDAY AZ o'closk 4. VI n.
-.
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order al the Surrogate oi the
County notice hereby ali persons having
claim saus JOHN DRISC OIL te the City OF New io Do
present the with vouchers thereof 10 the sloscgioer
residence No cherry IN thf tny Ut New" iok on os
the eighth day February New oA oA''u
dev ~ Augu-l, 1853 DAVID bAAhi A3mlnhHa"n
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III =
i CeDees TWEEN NETWORK and NIAGARA FALLS
CANANDAiGUA and NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD ofES
{, the FALLS , ., ,,u Nil
Train leaves at 10 80 A NJ =, =.
Fyrrss. Trans leave Canandsigus Ct 100 A NJ and
Mail Trlin Cananda y Msl conueuE with sx
me-. and the NewN0rs and Ere ami Canandng1.
ard Fimrs RAILROADS. ,nd with Trans tho New-fork Central
Railroad et Batavia and Cauands.gla.
Through be had the Offices OF tho Company a. the
FEELS Canaudagua and the Otos OF the New OK ana
he Duane e. and corner Of Doy
II. aid Broadway, kew-fors .
n B.-Bsggage checked through No charge for handling
SAM BROWN supernten lent
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IN en,rey row Printing ah Power Presses and aew
Particular attention pad 70 law
LII BIOGRAPHY.
Bv The bcsi an. rcsn AID European artists .
HAVING entirely b.ldtT md Printing Once with Nsehi
r Fewer aid complete fo1 Of Corr er FACED Type an
.trs uplosed tL fnis OF their sbslment in every
.v offr h advantages an-e tha thei
shall be equal oiheI hou IN n country
" Z 4
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IN PURSUANCE of an Order OF che

n TVKNINNIE OI an VTHtT OF VHt HUTfURttU VI
the County Of York. Notice hereby given all
claim. OEOhGE w DAWSON, late u the City OF
ased the with voucher thereof 10
subscriber her resdence No ~ Canal ST. Ia ae C VI
Yok on or before twelfth March nexDsled York.
the eighth day OF Sept, 1883 ESTHER DAW Sot'
seg iaw6uF Adnhsusth
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,-ir.o Iil-sI'I0V Ve. % 7slli~'7.
EOR IfVfRIOOL DIRECTS TAU
, Ills Lf..s la-..a-..f i- -lf rrs 30 -.---1 -
-t .'... 81 rIf g e
..- ...l ROW o. - I---fF Ed 81 fse1.
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ALBERT II NlcoLAY Auctoneer.
LOTS on lTH and JTH-ANS anC
lnenranrc Companies.

DFEKMAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Once Clinton Hall boeknan and NGssauss Nov YORK.
CAPITAL 10000 Company against lbs. aad Dam
age the favorable tenBuidins M-fch,ndss
furniture IN Port AID their CarsO and also against the
Rnk cation OTde By post in will be
promptly attended TO.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-04-19

! equally the same, as i: was the duty and int er
est Of the people in Georgia north of the Ogee
chee, to aid those south Of that River. Upor
the whole, that we sought to promote the gen
cral welfare, aud that we knew such m enc
would not be obtained, but by an union having
justice and equity fori lis basis.
Having diseoursed upon such topics about
an hour, | delivered a written proposition as q
ground work 20 proceed upon, and then depart
ed. The Convention then determined (ao it
was said) to consider the subject the next day;
in the mean time, in the evening, | repaired to
DR.. Jones, their Speaker, and informed him,
that as the Public Body of Georgia had heard
at large the Carolina reasonings upon the ex.
pediency of the union, thought it equitable,
that the Representatives of Carolina should al
so hear at,large the Georgia reasonings upon
the same subject, in order that if objections
were made. they might, by knowing, have an
opportunity ofendeavoring to obviate them
and desired he would in the morning take the
sense of the Convention on this subject; he did
so. and informed me that was not to be ad.
mitted as public person to hear their reason
ngs. Thus while found they had shut my
mouth, was made sensible that they thought
their objections would appear to be more weigh
ty by beiiY: setured against the possibility Of
reply. And SO Mr.. Button Gwinnett appear
ed asthe champion against me, when he had
taken care toidepriye ME Of an opportunity of
exposing the falacy of his arguments.
However, took notes Of his principal an
swcrs to what had said; and in an hour alter,
in presence of an officer of high military rank,
and of three or four members of the Conven-
ton, produced those notes and asked if they
were just; and they agreed with me that what
he-had said, was either gross miSreprcsenta.
.tiops of what had advanced, or no answer to
my arguments. In the afternoon, the Con
vention delivered to me paper containing their
rejection Of the proiiered union; founded, as
apprehend, upon areason which does not exist
in nature. For, they declared, they could not
treat of an union, because of such particular
article (which they spcciiedA in, as they said,
the Confederation of the United States, to which
they had acceded \ confederation sir, which
/ do assure you never existed as public Act
ofthe general Congress binding upon the States
but which nevertheless, the Convention were
taught to receive as public Act Of Congress,
and to consider as. such The Convention
were certainly innocent, but some individual is
culpable. Ereceived the paper, and in silence
quilted the room.
l am, sir, your most humble servant,
w. II. .DRAYToH.
HuMpuREY WELLS, esq, near Augusta, Ga.
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The Wateree House, Burned.

On Friday night last, about quarter past ateyen
O'clock our citizens were aroused by the alarm OF fire.
which proved to be the Wateree House. formerly Da-
vis' Hotel, owned and occupied by Capt. II. HoLLEr-
MAX, who at the time was absent at Augusta. When
discovered the roof fire in two places,
and rapidly did the flames spread that in few min
utes the entire roof was enveloped putting it entirely
beyond all human efforts to save it. The cxertions of
our Firemen and citizens were then devoted exclusive
ly to tile preservation of property Immediately conti
guous to the burning house, and nobly die people
work. We have seen several fires before, but none
which appeared more alarming and which called for
greater exertions. Providenallv the flames did not
extend beyond the premises of the Waterec A small
house was torndown to prevent an extension of the
fire. and the exertions of the Fire Companies upon
those houses most in danger succeeded in keeping the
fire where it was The night was calm and of course
was greatly in favor. Everything was exceeding
ly dry and had the fire go. under way there is tell
ing where it would have been arrested.
The general impression is, that the House was set
ON fire, but there is no positive information.
We understand the house and furniture were insured
for about thirteen thousand dollars
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-04-19
Lancaster Rail Road.

AS tho attention of part of our citizens seems
directed 10 the project Of Rail Road to Lancaster it
perhaps may be veil that we occupy our columns to-
day with few thoughts upon the subject.
We are still ofopinion that Rail Road from Cam
den to Lancaster would be comparatively Of little val
ue to US: and that Plank Road is now the only ea-
sble plan upon which any reliance can be placed look
ing to the benefit OF our town. Yet notwithstanding
our own opinion is decidedly against Rail Road to
Lancaster, and strongly in favor, we have always
been, Of Plank Road into North Carolina for the sake
of concatng as far as possible existing differences of
opinion We willing to waive our views at least for
time, and give the friends of the Rail Road candid
hearing and fair chance. We advise that measures
be at once adopted to ascertain what amount be
raised by subscription in aid Of the construction Of said
road The people Of Lancaster with commendable
ZEAL have taken the matter in hand in good earnest
and seem determined ifpossibc to have road. They
this object. We do not blame them at ALL They are
right in trying to get road and the question now is
Shall we aid them? There is no need for long speech
es-the matter has heretofore been thoroughly discus
sed and the whole range Of speculation gone Into with
as nice calculation of probable cost and anticipated
results as could be desired. Then let the Rail Road
friends here so to work, and show their faith by their
works-et them subscribe fthey desire the road, and
let them do so without delay.
1t is manifest that the only route practicable and
possible will be to Camden it is idle to talk about
connection at Chester Rdgeway with the Charlotte
road the money for either of these routes will never
be raised Notwithstanding the Chester Standard urges
npen ita people the importance of entering into this
enterprise. We do not believe it will oe done by the
people of Chester What good will it do them? Cam
den is the routc-he best and only route for the peo
pie to consider.
Hany thing is to be done for the Lancaster Rail
Road let it be done at once, and possble ascertain
at the earliest moment exactly what amount can be
raised in Camden and vicinity for said road
We Of course do not desire the friends Of the Plank
Road to give up this project; let us still kecpin heart
and entertain the idea Of Plank Road into North
Carolina ultimately with or without Rail Road.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-04-19

, B1suoP SoULE-We had the pleasure, this
afternoon, of meeting Bishop Soule; the vene.
rable patriarch of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, in the United States. The old
man is 70 years OF age; but his step is vigor-
Gus and his form erect. He looks as though
he would outstand many more daysof travel.
He remarked, respecting his trip to California,
that, in addition to the objects of his mission,
he had another notwithstanding journeyed
through every. other State imsthe Union, and
the territories adjacent, he strongly desired to
see the whole of California. For half a cen
tury, this man has welded no uncommon in.
huence inslhe Church organization by which he
is now venerated asa patriatch He is pow
ertul preacher, an effective defender OF the
Church. ut all points-and he bears the unmis-
takeable impression of the man on his massive
forehead. d.-Paaana Echo -