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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-29
PLANTERS HOTEL.

ITNIIE undersigned would respectfully, inform his
l. friends and the public that he lius leased that
extensive and well known establishment, the PLAN
TER'S HOTEL, and is now ready for the reception of
visitors Its eligible location being convenient to oil
business localities will commend it those who visit
the city business. and exertios or expense will
bo spared by the Proprietor to promote the comfort
and convenience ofhs guests and render his house in
every respect worthy public patronage and support
He is pleased to add that c has secured tho services
as Book keeper. Of Mr.. j. W. IAMpHlN 50 long md
f,vorably known to the travelling community ofiL~.
and the adjacent States g. ". EOMAR
Charleston Sept. 96. 80 At
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JOSEPH WHILDEN.

nEALER in P.iINTS OILS. GLiSS and SHIP
- CHiNDLERT No. dol Enst.l Bay opposite p.
& NJ. Bank Charleston, S. G.
llc keeps constantly for sale, general assortment
OF Paints and Oils of all kinds, Window Glss and
Sashes, Srts Tupcntnc, Camphcnc, Spirit GINS, Tai.
low, Grindstcncs Cordngc, Chain Pumps, Cotton Foot
Gin Fixtures, Packing Yarn and Brushes of various
kiuds. Oct 25-Gp,
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Notice il hereby Given

rHNO the Ncphcws and Nciccs of the late Rachel
l. Leigh who are entitled under her Will, to her
rcsdry estate I" establish their claims as such on
or before the hrst Monday IN February next, the
estate will then be ready for distribution.
JOHN U. lNGREM, Exr r. Leirh
Oct l9, 1858. Al #
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EPISCOPAL FEMALE SCHOOL,

AT GLENN SPR1NtjS
HAVING purchased the well kbywR Property,
Ill GLENN SPRINGS, the undersigned propose tU
open there a HIGH SCHOOL for Young Ladies, on
the First Of February, 1854.
No pains will be spared to secure an efficient corps
Of Instructors and to make the institution equal 10
every respect to the very best in the land Pror-
pectus will shortly Le issued continuing the particulars
as W Terms Sessions, &c.
Tli0S. S ARTHUR. .
J. d. McCULL0Cll. -,
Aug l6. 33 tIJ
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FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
Great Bargains in Dry-Goods!

Great Bargains in Dry-Goods!
nWING to the delicate state of Mr.. W. D. Masons
~ health, have resumed possession of the stock OF
Dry Goods recently sold to him. and would respectful.
ly inform the public, that the same must be disposed
of within very few weeks, as my business engage
meuts elsewhere will not admit of any longer delay
large portion of the stock has been recently purcas.
ed in New York, for cash, but no distinction will be
made in favor of new Goods-ey mast all be disposed
0f and that at whatever they will bring.
This is, unfortunately not mere ruse to gain Gus.
tom, but fixed fact demanding immediate action and
as such would earnestly invite the earliest attention
oftose who wish to lay in supply of first class Dry
Goods at not less than fifty rer cent below the regu-
lar prices-an assertion will fully establish to the
tisiaclon Of purchasers. Terms strictly cash.
Oct. IL. JAMES WILSON.
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EStrayed

ENROM the subscriber on the l1th inst, Mouse
Il co!ored Mare Mule about seven or eight years
old, OF ordinary sze with slight sore on her back
A liberal reward will be paid to any person who may
take up said Mule and notify the subscriber at Ne
GAINESVILLE, Sumter District, S. C..
+. H. KENNEDY.
Nov. 90, Al If
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Mortgage Sale.

PY virtue Of authority in me vested will sell on
ID the first Monday in December next, Geing tho
5'l day Of said month. TWO NEGROES to-wit vii
liam, IA years DID, and Kitty years DID, to orecose
a mortgage cXccntcd by Il. Cantcy to S. Il. Capcrs.
Terms Cash. Purchasers to pay for papers
Nov. 10. THO. BASKlN, Agent
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Administrator Notice,

4 LII persons having demands against the estate of
"a Joseph Wiengcs, decd. will hand them in pro.
pery attcstcd to y. g. Baski and those indebted to
said estate will make payment to him.
CONRAD NJ. WIENGES, Admir-.
Oct Al III a.
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Receipts and Disbursements

hcCclpIS lIuN
Of the Commissioners of the Poor for Kershaw District
from lst Oct 1852 to lst Oct. 1858.
1852 DR.
Oct. l. Cash on hand this day, l57l.S4
/" in hands ofTreasurer Of
Lunatic Asylum, l4.i4
Aug. 10. Received Of Tax Collector
being II per cent on the
General Tax, l0I5.c0
Sept 30. Amount over last year, Sc
" % this -
" in hands of Trcas'r. 4.GS
S2G66.5G
Oct. l To balance brought down, Sl35s.4G
CIR.
1858 Sept. 30.
Paid Keeper of Poor House IA 90
Physician 10000
Secretary and Treasurer 10000
for funeral expenses OF tram
sient paupers, IL %
g for provisions for do. do 1881.
:" Camden Journal Office, $50
" for lumber, posts and nails for
fence, 2411
for putting up fence. 15O
Refunded r. e.. amount Of his
commissions not deducted
last year, $3.50
for hire Of servants, balance
due last year. G2O3
balance due to lst Aug last l53.5O
for provisions, clothing, &C. for
paupcrs in poor house. 47323
Cash in hand, Sl35S,4G
-- S266G.5G
Respectfully submitted,
W. L. HUGTsoN, Sec'y Treasr.
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Wanted to Hire

On the first of January next, woman to cook
~ wash, and do house work. An elderly with
out children preferred. For one that come well
recommended liberal wages will be paid. Apply
to T. j. DELAY.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

To Hire.
YOUNG and healthy woman, without children
n an excellent house servant and seamstress, and
a good plain cook washer and ironer
w. Ii. r. WORKMAN,
Camden, Nov. 8, 40 IT,
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Notice.

notice.
\ IL persons indebted to the estate of Raclr
n Leigh, decd. are hereby required to make pay
mcnt Immediately.
JOHN U. INGREM, Ex'r. II. Leigh.
Oct. 10 1853. A If
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DR.. McLame'S RiVcr Pills,

pEING composed entirely of reyeoJIc substances is
ID not only safe, but have been found by all who
have used them, the best remedy for all affections
OF the Lircr and Digestive organs. in fact where
they used Liver Complaint cannot exist
F5"Prcc 2j cents per box.
The above valuable preparations arc for sale by
most of the Druggists and to he had wholesale Of
F. NJ. COHEN & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines Chcm
Gals, Periumcry SC.
No. 90 IIaync-strcct Charleston, S. C..
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bacon Sides, Salt Treacle Molasses, Rock and
ID Alum Salt, always on hand and for sale low at
the old corner by T. W. BONNEf
Oct H. IL II.
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Sept. 81,
FALL STOCK.
FALL STOCK.

FALL STOCK.
ITIIE undersigned is receiving by each steamer
l. from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore ad.
donsto his already large and select stock Of DRUGS
CHEMICALS, PERFUJfERE SOAPS, COSNET,
ICS, AND FANCY ARTICLES PAINTS, OILS
&C., &c. to which lie invites the the attention of his
friends and customers and the public generally.
Sent. 27 u. J. DELAY.
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DoubIc and Single barrel Gums

Double and Single barrel Gums.
nOUBLE and Single barrel guns, Rifles and Pts
~ tolls, from $40 TO 500. Powder TASKS, Shot
pouches and Belts, Rifle and Pistol Flasks Percus-
sion Caps French and English, Gun wads and punches
of all sizes.
Colts and Aliens Revolvers. Gallery Pistol and
Bullet caps Powder Cunisters Pocket Pistols, Flasks,
Game bugs, DC, a. YOUNG.
Oct. IL, al IT,
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Candles.
NEGRO SHOES.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.

T HAVE in sore, large stock of heavy Plantation
l. Brogans, of my own manufacture, to which Plant
ers are respectfully invited to examine. Notwith.
standing, the great advance on this kind OF Shoe Of
Northern make, shall sell ut last years prices.
GEO. ALDEN.
Sept q, 80 II.
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WORMS! WORMs!! WORMs!!!

nR. McLANE'S FERMlFUGE is warranted to be
~ the best, most safe and rdolcat cure for Worms.
1t is approved and recommended by the Medical
Faculty in every section where it has been introduced
In fact, where it is known none other is used.
One Of our most respected physicians in speaking of
Dr. McLanc's Vermiiugc SAYS: 'ts great superiority
over all other Vcrmiiugcs arises from the fact that
while it is more e6icactous than any other Vermifuge
it is perfectly safe.
sS3" Price % cents per bottle.
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Lime.

IUST received and for sale, lot of superior Stone
eD Lime. w. w. TRYUN d co.
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Teas, Teas.
SUPERIOR Tyson, Gunpowdcr, and Black. For
- sale by j. \. SCll2OCk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-20

We learn from statewent in the Salem
Qll.) Advocate, that its editor, Mr.. John w.
Merit, has been arrested on a complaint
made against him by Mr.. Russell Einc5ley.
Of Belleville, of having robbed tn, mail. Mr..
Merritt protests his innocence, declaring that
bis past lie ought to shield him from any sus-
picion of such guilt, and that Mr.. Hinck!ey
is influenced by malice in prosecuting him.
For the honor of the craft let US hope the
charge is groundless.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-20

A CHARGE as is CEAReE.-Judge Jonah
coles, recently delivered the followiig charge
to the jvry. in the case of Elm Church, for
stealing:
"Jury, you kin 20 out, and don't show your
ugly mugs here till you find verdict-if
you can't get one of your own, get the one
the last jury used.''
The jury retired, and after en- absence Of
fifteen minutes, returned with a verdict of
"Suicide in the ninth degree and fourt verse"
Then Judge Jonah Joles pronounced upon
Elm Church this sentence:-"Elim Church
stand Up ard face the music. You are found
guilty of Suicide for stealing. Now this
court sentences you to pay fine OF two
shillings, to shave yor head with bagganet,
in the barracks, and if you try to cave in
the heads of any of the jury, YOUTH catch
thunder, that's all. Your fste will be q warn
ing to others, and in conclusion may the
Lord have murcy on your soul. Sheriff, get
a pint of red eye; I'm awful thirsty"
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nEThe correspondent from WasSiu ote,

ITThe correspondent from Washington
exactly represents the Administrative there.
and, though therefore truthful in such q rep
resentation, is meagre enough. The gossip
ers, having no principles, no public transac-
tions 10 dilate upon, run altcgether IN the
appointment and removal line. We hear that
John Brown is turned out ap9 Thomas
Brown is turned in: that the door keeper
in the Interior building has lost his place, and
that it is supplied by somebody that was a
gardener. &c. The Administration has been
engaged in this kind of business new eyer
since March 4th, and the correspondence has
been filling the newspapers with the highly
important public information.
The correspondents are not to be blamed
for their worthless trash, for it the only pabp-
lum the Covenant affords them TO live upon
them.-[N Y. Express.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-20

FIRE ON TIE STEAMER KATE SYIsEy.-On
Saturday morning last fire was discovered
in the hold of the steamer Kate Swiney, a
short time after she entered the mouth of the
Missouri river. 1t was first discovered about
two o'clock in the morning, and was supposed
to have been occasioned by the contact with
candle with some combustible material in
the hold, some of the deck hands having been
below on the night in question. Upon the
alarm being given, the boat was run for an
island, but got aground before reaching it,
AS might well be supposed, there was the
greatest confusion among the passengers,
end several jumped overheard. Fortunately
the water was shallow, or many lives would
probably have been lost. AS t was, three
Irishmen, who were deck passengers. and who
were on their way to Jefferson City, to work
on the railroad, jumped overheard, but were
swept out by the current and drowned. FL
naily, plank was launched and the passen.
gers, ladies' and gentlemen. waded to the sand
bar and island. 1t was with the utmost diff.
fculty the 6re was rot under, and not until
.eA.- 5i<gss OF se~s--l 4surs w.s Il sisafIy
extinguisheo, the officers and crew of the
boat working manfuIy. When the flames
were extinguished, the passengers got aboard
and she went on her way. The damage to
che cargo will probably be about 800.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-20

CT Col. ]. Nicely Johnson, of Sacramento
City, has sent US the regulations for collec-
ting the foreign miners tax, printed in Chi
nese characters. They bear striking SINH
larity to bird tracks on the sand. and are truly
awful to contemplate as the written language
of any people. 1t is woIder&hat the great
English nation has not punished the Chi
nese for using such charactss 8, as it hai
undertaken to reform China in some other
matters of considerable less importance ,te
to the world at large.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-20

WELL DoEE, PMLADELPifral-A public
ueeting was held at Philadelphia. last Tues
day evening, to take measures TO pay of the
American Sunday School debt, amounting to
$4,000. The whole sum was subscribed on
the spot. 1t occurred in this wise: After
several spirited addresses, the last by the Rev
Mr.. Willitts, brilliant man, formerly Of the
Methods, but now Of the Dutch Reformed
Church, $4,000 were subscribed by individ
uaIs present and those who represented Sun
day Schools.
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Travellmg East.

Quite a number of our citizens, mostly
ladies', leave town this morning for various
designations in New England, the land of
..siesdy habits," pumpkin pies, sawdust and
lumber. We congratulate them on making
an early escape from the scorching sun that
is well nigh burning their lives oat here
One of the company is pledged to correspond
with tie Jourp and keep us adssedpf theiy
doings aud their enjoymepts. We know of
20 journey more pleasant thap the one mark
ed opt by them apd cap conceive nothing that
would affordus more happiness than to. &C.
company them.
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rae united state. review.


This is the title Of large and Handsomely
printed periodical, devoted to Democracy,
and issued as substitute or successor'to tn
old Democratic Review, now no more. ~
contains ninety-six pages of matter-weh
written articles on subjects of political, MS
torical, or of general interest at this Particu'
lar time. After brief examination OF the
June number, we think that the Demorratic
party at last, should lend this periodical a cor
dial support. I. APPEARS 10 be temperate
both in it's opinions and its discussion ofopip-
ions. 1t is free from that ultrsism and fill
busterism aad wild progre siveism, which SO
disagreeably distinguished the latter days Of
the Democratic Review. It's appeals and its
arguments are directed to reason instead Of
to vulgar passion. Although we have no
sympathy with its political position. yet we
can cheerfully yield it respect.
Mr.. n. H. Burr one of the publishers of
the Review, is now in this city, and would be
pleased to receive subscriptions for this peri
odical. He is making business toYr in GER
tain States with other objects besides that of
extending the circulation Of the Review
The U. 8. Review is published monthly at
s.. per annum. and delived to subscribers free
of postage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-20

a triad CT interest recently occurred
in Paris, on On indictment of an auxiliary
surgeon in one Of the hospitals, for homicide,
committed in the exhibition of chloroform.
An eminent practitioner testified that the ac-
cused must have been employed in the hospi-
tails in the similar use Of chloroform at least
two thousand times, and that if the patien,
died in. his hands. the accident was to be rank.
ed in the number of those which it ia almos,
impossible for physician to foresee. The
court pronounced the case to DO one Of in
voluntary homicide.
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~A hesrt-broken widow IA,

~ Z heart-hroken widow Lafayette
Qa.l lamcnting the loss of II husband
gives ven. to the anguish Of h'feelings in
the following ;dolorous strain. which we
copy ,frow tae Courier:
NorIcE.-Whereas. DR.. LoraDcdpe has
left my bed ard board without csc or provo.
cation, this Ia to warn all sons from
harboring or trusting him on account,
as | shall pay no debts of hiontractinp.
He has shown himself enworthH the name
of saan. by the brutal and slneful man.
ner he has treated his family he ia q viii
han, having stolen near two hdfed dollars
from me when he left. He il brute. ,Lay.
ing repeatedly proved unfaith to his wife.
He is too lazy to work, tosulgar to be
decent, too much addicted tuealinp to he
honest. Said DR.. Loran Do, was at last
accounts in Indianapolis, anxpected soon
to leave for Cincinnati, VIII he will at.
tempt to pass himself OF 4 gentleman
so long as'the money he has len from me
lasts. SOPHIDODGE.
| Lafayette, May 3. - -
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t.The citizens of Rockport taye held a
meeting for The purpose of making prepare.
tons for az old fashioned 9TH of July eeiebra-
ton. BY the published proceedings of the
meeting, we perceive that among other reso-
lutiens, it was determined "that the entertain
espread upon tables without seats" Do
tables in Rockport generally have seats!-
Well, it will be a good dinner, anyhow, we
are sure, and we wish these people of Rock,
port a pleasant time.
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IarLuEncE OF RAILRoAps.-The Galena
Jeffersonian says, along the line of the Gen.
trail Railroad between Galena and Freeport,
several thriving villages are springing up in
the vicinity of the dePots, which bid fair to
be populous and thriving villages. Surroun-
ded as they are by nice agricultural country
which has been heretofore so great dis
lance from market, they cannot fail to be-
come places of considerable business and
Importance.
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The Fade of the -lxa,a. prop.

There was once a farmer who had large
field ofcorn;-he plowed it and planted the
corn and narrowed it and weededit with great
care, and on this field he depended for the
support OF his family. But after he had work.
ed SO hard, he saw the corn begin to wither
and dropped for the want of rain, and thought
ne SHOULD loose his crop. He lelt very sad,
and wentIout every day to look at his corn,
end see if there was any hopes Of rain.
One day as he stood there looking at the
sky, and almost in dispair, two little rain
drops up ia the clouds over his head saw him,
apd one said to Tie other, Look ut that poor
farmer; feel sorry for him: he has taken such
pains with his field of corn, and now it is all
drying up; wish could do him some good
yes, said the other but you are only a lit
tie rain drop, what can you do! You can't wet
even one bullock.
'Well,' said the frst, 'to he sure capt be
much; but can cheer the farmer little, at
any rate, and am resolved to do ny best, I'll
try; I'll go to the field to show my good
will; If can do no more; so here co. And
down went the rain drop. and game part on
the farmers nose, and fell On the stock of
corn. Dear me- said the farmer putting his
finger to his nose, what's that, A rain drop.
Where did that drop come iyep! ! DO be-
leve we shall have a shower.
The first rain drop had no sooner started
fcs the field, than tAe second said, 'Well, if
you go believe I will 60 too; Sc here come.
aud down dropped The rain drop on another
stalt.
By this time great many rain drops had
come together to hear what their compa-
mons were taking about; and when they heard
them and saw them coming to cheer the far
mer and water the corn, one of them said:
II you'er are going On such good egrahd,
I'll go too; and down he came. 'And /, said
another; 'and L. sand L. SAND j. and so on /,
till, whole shower of them came, and the
corn was all watered, and it grew and ripen-
ed, all because the first little rain drop deter
mined to do ,chat it could.
Never be discouraged, children, because
youScan't do much. Do what yon can. An
gels can DO no more.
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AxoruEs FACT FOR THE AsoLIIioxrsrs.-

AxorHEa FACT FOR THE ABoLITioNIsTs.-
The Raleigh IN. Co. STANDARD of the Dist
ult. says:
ave learn that cigzea CT the Western
portioa of this State passed through this city
a few days since, GA his way FROM California,
with fosr or FIVE negro men, his slaves, who
have beer working for their master for sew
eral years in. the gold mines of that Slate
They labored FIVE days in the week for their
master. and one for themselves, and it is said
they have accumulated a snug sum from the
mines. They not only. returned voluntarily,
but they were anxious to do SO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-20

6FRhode Island has at present, no les
than sexenty-one banking institutions, with
an aggregate capital Of Sl4.ooo.ooO. Of
these 26 are located in Providence, with a
capital of SlO,4l9,eoo or on an average OF
100000 each. What honest use that little
State can make Of ~ shaving shQps is not
yet elaborated.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-20

A New PAPER.--Nr. Seba Oh. the osipi.
nal "Major Jack Downing" bust started a
new paper in New York, caliThe Week
ly.Budget."
MIR. Smith is tie hpsbaiof Mrs. Z.
Oakes who is SO tenacious ."Woman,s
rights" and who is said to coer the afore-
said matrimonial appendage ~ immateri.
al and Indifferent sort Of pa in family
matters.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-20

NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOe
IL skillfgf and experienced -vorkmsn for each
department Of business and made The most fhor.
Castings Rrass works, and every thing else in ourne
in the very lest and ON as favorable terms ms ut
any estabiishment In tho West, we announce,that we
tako conIracts for any kind Of work -,
:. = c. d. EGGIESToN & co.
leeu a Coyney Cana, and Ingie Sts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-20

%An English paper gates tha several
cases OF bad health have been tracetto paper.
ing rocsas with green paper. Thecolor is
formed in part with arsenic. In SINE parts
Of Germany this kind of paperh been for
hidden BY the authorities.