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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-05
A Desirable Residence for Sale.

A Desirable Residence for Sale.
rTNHE Subscriber having determined to remove 10
J. the country, offers his present residence in Cam.
is in good repair-has eight capacous rooms, Bath
ing room, Pantry, Garret, and six closets On the
premises are all necessary 6utbuidngs, an excellent
we'll of water with good fxturcs large Flower Gar
den, with choice Shrubbcry, Roses &c. The location,
as regards health and comfort, is unsurpassed.
To all early applicant, bargain will be given. To
those wishing to purchase the premises will be shown
at any time. W. J. MKAlN.
Oct. II. tE42
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Keep Eour Feet Warm aud Dry.

T AIDES aud Gentlemen who are exposed either 10
IL the wet or cold winter.weathcr, would do well to
provide themselves with Cork Soes and Winter Over
shoes, which may be had oil superior quality and on
reasonable terms Of WORKMAN l. co.
Nov 81 At IF
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HeadGuartcrs 22d Ree,f s. @. I'M.

CAMDEN Dec. S, 1854
"ILLIAN R. TAYLOR having been appointed
w Adjutant of this Regiment, rice Tho J. Warren
elected Major will be obcyedand respected according
~. By order of K Col TAYLOR.
Dec 5-3t 4S
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ssliCp,
Notice.

4 LII persons are forewarncd against trading for
n note given 10y James Ware to Thomas D. VIM
chester for the Of $50. dated Oct. l2, 1854 and
payable an demand; bntas the sum is not value re-.
ceived, will not pay it unless compelled by law
T Decf2-6t4S JAMES WARE
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MARRIED-On 30th Nov. BY Jei,, r.
Shaw Esq, Mr.. FREEMAN H. TILLER. to Miss
CArHER1sB C. TILLER. All of this District.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-05
ESTATE SALE.

ES1d1E GALG.
81 NEGROES, and Mules, e6 Hogs, SO head
of Cattle, $500 bushels of Corn, &c.
DY order from james II. Witherspoon, Ordinary,
ID Lancaster District will be sold on the goth day
of December, 1854 and days following. at Jackson
han, the late residence of Col. Thomas ". Huey, de-
ceased the PERSONAL ESTATE of the said deceas
ed, consisting Of
81 choice and likely Negroes,
among them Smith and Cook several young Eel
lows, Boys ard Girls. Also,
Io HORSES AND MULES,
e5 head of HOGS, 80 being PORK HOGS.
1850 bushels Of CORN,
1000 lbs. FODDER,
IL, 600 lbs. HAY, quantity of SuUCkS,
100 dozen OATS in Sheaf,
100 bushels cleaned OATS, for seed.
Smith snd Plantation Tools,
Cottop Gin aud Thrnsler, 3 Road Wagons, Two
Horse Wagon, Carriage und Harness. variety Of
excellent
Household Furniture,
and many other articles.
TEEMs--A credit of l2 months, purchasers TO give
notes tn two good suretics with interest from the
day of sue, but the Cash will bc received from any
person desiring it.
JOHN NJ. CROCKETT,
Surviving Administrator.
Nov, l7-4S-5t SG.75.
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Pickle and Prcservc Jars.

4 LARG 4 assortment with Corks to ft, just rcceiv
L ed and for sale BY T. J. WORKMAN6 4 co.
Aug 30 50
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-05
New Business Establishment.

New Business Establishment.
TRE subscribers wish to inform the public general
i y, that they have opened CARRIAGE SHOP
OH the Robinson Road, l5i miles above Camden and
are now prepared to attend to oil orders in their lnc
They wilnot he exceed in tho quality OF their work
or reasonableness of their charges by any other esab-
lshmcnt.
J. WARE, Wood-workman, and ". COCHRAN, Pain.
ter and Trimmer will give their undivided attention to
their departments, and all Blacksnith's work will be
done to order by competent workmen
WARE / COCHRAN.
Sept. II. 81 ~. r,
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C. A. M'DONALD.
Merchant Tailor.

ID ETURNS.llis thanks to liberal public for their
III patronage and would inform them that he las
just returned from New York, where he has purchased
choice collection Of CLOTHS CASSIMERES and
VESTINGS, which he now offers reasonably, and ware
rants them of superior quality.
he also.has the Latest French and American FISH.
IONS and will execute work with despatch and punc-
tuaity as he has the best of workmc. Prices accord
ing To times. For cash, discount will be allowed
Oct "a AZ
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Liilseed Oil.

4 FRESH supply Of English Linseed Oil, just re
n ceved and for sale by
Nov l4-tf. T. J. WORKMAN & co.
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Sperm and Adamantine Candies.
00 BOXES Genuine Sperm Candles; 80 do. Ada
~ man Candles, for sale by j. A SCHRo0K.
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CTUART'S Refined Sufihr House Syrup and North
~ ern Cheese. Just opened stthe "Old Corner" by
Nov. II. 4. W. BONNEY.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-05

HOUSEKEEPING articles in great variety; also,
III Bathing Tubs, Rocking and Sitting Chairs, just
received at tho "Old Corncr' by
Oct al--tGs g; Il, W. BoNNEY. /.
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CAMDEN, 8. G.

I AIDES Brown apd Drab cloths for Talmas and
IL Cloaks, just opened at the "0ld&orner" by
Oct 3l-tf " W. BONNE1.
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.CooPER's lsING GLASS, Almonds, Yeast Pow
- ders Extracts, Candles Soaps, &c. for sale at I'll
"Old Coruer," at the lowest prices.
Oct.l0 E. BONNEY.
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THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends aud
Il patrons that lie continues his BUSINESS IN
ALL ITS BRANCHES at w. j. Gayer's old stand,
southeast corner Meeting and Wentworth streets,
where may be seen large stock Of good VEHICLES.
composed of light aud heavy work. Splendid Fail
Stock arriving every week, among which arc some
and very tasty models of Family Carriages.
Manufacturing and Repairing will be done from this
date with usual dispatch
Charleston, Nov 3--45 LEONARD CHAPLIN.
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Notice,

THE Copartnership existing under the name Of the
i Kershaw Steam Mill Company dissolved on
the first day Of July last BY the withdrawal of j. b.
Kershaw. J. B. kERSHAW,
D. C. TRYUN,
T. TRYON,
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Jacobs Cordial.

Jacobs Cordial.
TJOOFLANDS German Bitters Carter's Spanish
IL Mixture; Bulls, Townsend's and Sands Sarsapa.
ria; Railways Ready Relief Ready Resolveut, Ready
Regulators; Arcassan Balm for the hair
Rogers Liverwort and Tar Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry: Hutchings' Dyspepsia
Bitters OXygenated Bitters
MotIat's Bittcrs; Tarrants' SeltIcr ABSORBENT
Upham's vegetable Electuary; Rowand's Tonic
Rowands Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root
IIcnrys Magnesla Murray's Fluid Magnesia Citrate
Ellis Magnesia; Christio's Galvanic Curatives
Mustang Linimcnt; Jaynes' Medicines
Roses Family Medicines; Strongs Pills; Moffat's do
Leroy's, Peters and Holoway's Pills
Jew Dayid's Hebrew Plaster Peerys Dead Shot
McLaue's vermluge and pills. Fahnestocks Vcrmifnge,
with great many other Patent Medicines to be found
at TT WORKMAN COS. Drug Store.
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OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC

4 RE respectfully informed that they will find at
n the old stand OF Workman l. Boone, q large
and well assorted stock OF BOOTS and SHOES, HATS
CAPS, Trunks Valices and Carpet Bags which we
will sell "a low as can be bought'in this market.
April 25. WORKMAN l. CO..
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The subscriber continues the Lumber Business on
his own account. Orders may be left wit G. L. Chat
ten or addressed to me, through the Pest Office.
Nov. 22-48 6t* f. TRYON.
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Fancy China Ware

p Fancy China Ware!
lust received at Workn,an's Drug Store, an ele-
c CANT assnrtmento of China Ware, consisting part of
Fine Gilt China cups and saucers, with and without
notices
Rich Gilt Card receivers and Jewclry stands
Fancy China Iukstands, Jewelry boxes
Flower Vases, elegant Toilet bottles, &c, &c.
ALSO,
A full supply of American and English Tooth and
Hair Brushes; Clothes, Hat and Shoe do
Buffalo dressing Combs pocket and fine tooth Combs
Also large lot of fine and common Shaving brushes
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Congress Water.
4 FRESH supply just received BY
n T. J. WORKMAN l. co.
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Scg0rs.
4 FINE assortment of Spanish Segars may
n found ut WORKMAN'S Drug Store
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4 ONE HORSE Cnrria"e, but little wora, for salc
"a at bargain, by L. W. BoNSEY.
Nov 10
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X ENTI.EMEN'S fine Black Cloth Frock Coats black
VI Cashmere and white Marseilles Vests, opened
last week and for sale at the "Old Corner by
Oct. sl-tf. u. W. BoNNEY.
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Camden Female Academy

Camden Female Academy.
TNHIS School will be vacant on the first of January.
l. The Trustees desire to elect Teacher forthwith.
All information may be obtained from
Nov. 7-4t. J. S. DEPASS, Sec'y.
Headquarters 23d Reg't 9. G. M.
| Npursuance Of an order from Brigade Headquarters
l. an Election will be held in Camden on Wednesday
the Twentieth day of December next for Major Con-
eral 10 command the Third Division S. G. Militia.
The Polls to be opened at II o'clock a. m and clos.
cd at 3 D. m. Col. TAYLOR,
It. Col. KIRKLAND,
Major WARREN,
Nov 2S-4s Managers.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28
The Hog Law.

We are again requested to allnde to
this subject, and state to the citizens that
the petitions for this law which are N
circulation. ask tha, the law may be vo-
ted for on the Is, Monday in April next
the law to take effect on the Isl OF
May following. The liberty is extended
to every one in possession OF one these
petitions, to change the date TO any time
he may choose.
The petitions are circulated to ascertain
the will Of the people, TO certain extent;
it is therefore proper that each man sign
ing i, should have the privilege of saying
when he prefers that it should take effect.
Therefore, il any do not approve of, or
object to the Is, of May, let them insert
after their name any date they choose,
that when the proposition is submitted
the Judge can have a guide III the mat
ter.
Some prefer and are DESTROYS that the
taking effect Of the law should be delay
cd one year, some untli the lst Of Sep
TENDER next, and some desire it immedi-
ascly. In order, therefore, that the pro-
position can be submitted 10 the sa,lsiac-
ton OF the greatest number, let every
man designate, on the petition, the time
he prefers, and the question canthen safe
" BE given 10 sui, the viii Of the major
ity.
II is also proposed to have two distinct
proposi,ions--one for hogs and one for
sheep. We approve OF this plan, and
hope i, will be adopted We know that
there are many who are strongly in favor
Of hog law, but would oppose II be-
cause i, includes sheep. It's always best
to please as many as possible, aud II we
cannot get ali We desire, get what we
can. II We cannot now include sheep,
let us have 4 hog law, and probably after
while sheep viii be included.
Again, we would urge the necessity OF
having the petitions attended to and ii
any object on accouu, Of It's date, LEI
them SET their own tine.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28
Literary Notices.

We would call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement ol the Brit
ish Quarferites and Bl1ckteoaa' s Maya
zine. These periodicals are the critical
censors q he British scholastic and lit
erary world. By their criticisms, they
aid readers In the selection OF standard
valuable books and by tho ep!tomes
which they present, often obSla'e the
necc ssity OF consulting works 10 volumln-
Gus for general examination. They fill
a place which American magazines cam
not supply; for they discuss topics reia-
iiag more strictly 10 the affairs, political
religious, scientific, and literary, Of the
continen, Of Europe. They are eonaue.
ted by the best talent oil Great Britain
and are engaged with the most important
questions which interest or agltate the
civilized world. Whoever suhscribes te
them all, may read the ablesl representa-.
uyes OF the principal parts INTO when the
people of Grea, Britain are divided
The Edinburgh Rerieg is the exponent
Of the Wing party III Great Britain, la.
wing, from lis commencement, advocated
freedom and The rights Of the people
The London Quarterly Reriesc vas estah'
.ished Ia cog, teract It's influence ard is the
- ,~.,~~. - 49, -. rv,~... IT, >,hes.s
arc leading works OF hteratnre-usefa
instructive aud interesting.
! We would advise all DESTROYS Of he
coming eonversant with the affairs o, La
rope, 10 particularly subscribe for thes,
five works, Under the new arrangement
and also 10 commence with the beginnn.
Of the year, that Your subscriptions ina,
run with tie yniann.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28
THE PERSIAN DECLARATION
OF WAR

Letters received a. Gonstan,inople from
leheran state that Count Snnonicn, who
was many years Russian Emha~saior IL
the Court OF Persia, ana il now attached /,
the Foreign Office at ST. Petersburg. il
The real director 81 Persian politics, /,
was by his means that the difference VA.
created between the British Ministers
All me Persian Governments, although 10
Tue list The Russian minister proiessei
tae "armsss friendship towards the Brit,
ish representative.
Mercantile letters from Dagiai state
that body Of persians were 10 march
against That city and they we're expected
10 reach II during the present month.
Persian troops were also concentrating n,
sf'faz, probably T. guard agains, a De.
scent from Bombay.
Turkey las formally accepted the Per-
sian decGagaiiua, oil war.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28

Indifference. Let the school officers, ana
every parent or guardian, visit the school
room NJ least once a month. and sec what
progress your children are making, See
tina, the teacher is discharging his duty
faithfully and manfully, and our word
for i, flor we have both been pe1"-
roeues J that your teacher will labor more
earnestly. and the scholars learn more
rapidly, and your schools will enjoy an
enviable reputation far and wide.
How many Of the citizens OF Upton
have visited their own schools this WIN
ter! How many OF them have been
present ut the reading OF the "E1ce's'-
or" or the Students Offering I" We
had the pleasure, not long since, OF hear
ing Il number of one oil the above pa
pers read by the editor, and were sur
prised to hear the matter i. contained
The thoughts were well worthy OF older
heads, and more experienced WRITER'S
1t was rare literary treat. TO, visit
your schools, j, will do you good. sho"
your children and teachers that you have
an interest in schools and educatlon.-
Perhaps ,ou will be able to discover the
ready pen of Grace Greenwood, or O.
the mastery and eloquen; Macauley,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28
Loss Of the San Francisco
Tn. Wreck Discovered.
OVER 900 LIVES LOST.

", raa,;,.aa bv ,ha Now Enrl, Tri.
hume II Ia, 17th , very lengthv account
r. fla lace IF This row steamer. The
&, ara briefly ,b.Sa.
a., the ooJ If Der last the steamer
Gan rrooc;co lec, New York for Calilor-
-. ,aaar tho command If Gam, Wat.
k;oS with about 500 passengers on board.
# r.ho,n moro than 500 ware L s
,ro,,s ana THAR families Nothino was
hoard from her until n. 9th or January.
=, which tim. a;s,,.rb vas received
from u,I;rax n a stating that on the
nrsr;ops day q vessel had arrived in that
mort which had fell !, with N, San Fran
cisco during yale bu, was unable to
render her any assistance She also re-
ported her 10 be almos, a wreck, her
decks swept off, her boats gone, and
completely disabled.
The General Government then took
pronp, measures 10 rescue those On board.
Vessels were sent from Boston, Phliadel-
phia, New YORK, New London, and
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28
y 0RLrAxs. Jah. IL, ISL.

Tie steamship Texas las arrived III
this pon from Vera Gtuz, bringing dates
from tie City OF Mexico 10 the 9th INST.
VIZ. Gadsden, or Ninlsterto Mckee.
came Passenger III tn Texas, having
concluded an important treaty with tie
Mexican Government
The treaty agrees to give - 900, 900
acres 81 hesilla Valley iot $50 900 900,
81 Mhleh - 0eN,oo0 are t. b. reserved
Tor paying claims, including The Garay
grant e.
srenerai LombarIld Is dead and Gen.
Aimonte has Succeeded hun in his com.
mand q the army.
L j. understood that VI. SIoo PAYS the
Teanantepec Company - 900 900 for
the REIMBURSEMENT u all their rights.
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Tie Erle troubles are obont,o b, quel.
led BY the only metnni Tia, can be- pur-
sued aud winch should Aa,. been follow.
II long since, VIZ: by iii. plcs,den, or.
der'ns on The I. ) troops. We lcarn
ifo" tn ehicaso Press, O. yesterday NOR.
nng that to |. : Troops nav. been or.
iefed from Madison Barracks, Sack.,,,.
harbof aud Fua Niagara. 10 Erie for
lle poss 81 enforcing tue DEGREES Of
Tue | States Courts. Il IL 10 b. rerr.,.
~ 'ha' liis course was not pursued long
since.
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Free Soil Convention.

~ .--. = - -
~ - !, -.
~. 80 ,ah =, -, ,azs IL
'' " !, ~, -.
:" MOUNTAINOUS ~
E"f -"refnor--'lshIoN 2" fh''
u fiehrs se"AtN.
Scg o. Mae =. ". '.afffLi' 81 'e-
dar County
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,,e;aeu, ON the Harlem kallroad.

". learn frtaa tue New ! orF I1tuhs
ria, IN the 18th Of January. the express
tram from Albany, when about A. miles
above New York, ran 1T tie track Inc
,..ciaen, occurred ri a curve III The read.
TIE train vas going 4, the rae Of about
.nm,les an honf, wileo 'he isanee Of the
wheel Of tie trunk d the engine broke.
I'll, passenger cars became hy some '''his
chance detached from ine baggage ear.--
Tie locomotive was f'ifown down men,
hankmem with great force, throwing
the baggage car, some 70 feet behlnd'
ip,o pond Of water.
Two men were killed, and ft'e IN
lursd.
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NV YORK. Jan. ii.


/; IS impossible 10 arrive directly al the
number ot lives lost BY wreck Of the steau-
er San Francisco. l. Is, doubtless. in the
neighbofhool oil 300
The deaths on board tie ship Three
Bells. when arrived here YESTERDAY
amounted To 81 from cholera, brought on
by the immediate use Of preserved meats.
Ae.r and 'ae want Of cooking accofnmoda-
tons.
II Is surmised tia, he Bark kelby must
have pal INTO port Bermuda She quilted
the wreck a week before the Three BELLS,
aud las not since been heard Of.
AMI REsToRs DfrrArrp. Tie New
York State Court 81 Appeals has Just
gwen Ill important decision III suit
brought by Ia Attorney General Chat
fed, Oh behalf Of the Commonwealth 10
test the title ot Rensselaerwyck. Tie
Court has unanimously affirmed The title
Of tire Van RenSsclaers to be regular and
valid.
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Der of nominations,
The rumors ol Cabinet changes are =
entirely premature. =,
Mr.. Gadsdea's Treaty with Mexico !
If such as represented, will encounter
strong opposition. Gen. lioas'cn "e-
clares he will not pay Il tarthlng Tor 'he
Mesilla Valley. it being ours already.
The amour, OF Stocks redeemed during
las, week was S2Ol $50.
Mr.. Dixon has moved two amend
ments to the Nebraska bill. which repeal
the Missouri restriction and legalt,e ana
establish NarcrY in the Territory Inc
proposition is distinct and clear.
The following dispatch from A. & sioo'
dated New Orleans Jan. 10, has been
received here
Mr.. Gadsden started for Washington
Yesterday with his treaty. The Iaray
Grant is settled
1t is supposed that >loo's trends nave
COMPROMISED with Garay and iafgoas.
Brown has been elected to the Senate
from Mississippi by an overwhelming
majority. Gen. Foot received a letter
this evening announcing the result.
The report that Secretary Guthrie has
sent IN his resignation, is an unadul'era-
ted humbug.
NAsu,xoroS, Jan. Is, 1854.
The case of Senator Phelps, oil Yer
mont will probably be taken up 'o-mof-
row TO the exclusion of all other matters.
The Secretary of War has sent instruc-
tons to Liverpool to provide for the per-
sons saved from steamship San Francisco
BY the ship Antarctic, now OH her way to
that port.
Mr.. Ohm is said to be opposed 10 the
Nebraska bill.
SicKles's indictment, has been laid be-
fore the Senate.
From WasurSGroS. The following
is from the Washington Correspondent OF
the y. Y Tribune, as taken from that
paper:
Douglas purposes now 10 bring up the
Nebraska bill forthwith and 10 "cram II
down" as one Of his friends remarked.
He or Cass will move all amendment re-
pealing the Missouri restriction, absolute.
IN. | also learn that the Rhode Island
delegation ia the House and Senate are
sure against the bill on lis final passage
with its present features, with the posi-
bic exception of Gen. James. It's ap'
pretended that several Northern Sena'
tors will be satisfied with very strenu'
ous opposition TO the pro->Iavery proTls
ions OF the bill, but. after being vote
down on those, will quietly vote Tor III,
bill on It's final passage. sach at ieas
are the giving ont" BY the leading
friends Of the measure.
Your correspondent is made to say ii
his last dispatch that Richardson OF Ill. /:
opposed to Douglass Nebraska bill. I'll.
intended to say that Richardson's Com
mittee (tae Territorial ComInittee) would
not make "A majority report In favor u
the BILL Richardson Is III favor OF tn
bill, oil course. bun majority Of his com
mlttee, at present, are not. As | under
stand il, the Chairman brought the mat
ter before the COMMITTEE dag OF Two ago
but was able 10 obtain the sanction Of btl
four otthe nine members oil the Com
mlIiee.
/ Nothing further has been heard RELATIVE
TO the Mississippi Senatorial election.
The Postmaster General has awarde,
the advertising ot the list Ut letters to III
Saf.
! The times are precnan. with momer
toas results. The Pacific Railroad, iii,
extension OF patents, and special monopo
lizing Legislation will all fall. QufNIvE
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28

have no. room in this number 10 COM
ment
We congratulate the Free Soil citizens
OF Old Cedar and Upton, in their having
candidate chosen from their midst for
Secretary OF State We rejoice in the
prospects of our fellow townsnan--glad
to see :ha, he is in the ascending scale.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28

THrL.rIsr rAsHios.--Ne learn from
E,le lat. ..s.~... I-s ~*~, ~" ~" . @s
{, sh,o,aoke circles a radical change Is
taking place in the fashions The very
,a,es, STYLE oi LADIES' dressing Is the nat
arm, slana1 waists. TIE despot,sm Of the
tyran, fashion has been aha'ea' ana IA
dies are now permitted to consult 'hef
health and co.nfert in the selection Of
wearing appareland not DO penanee tor
fashions sake. Also, that the ladies DC
allowed 10 gather their under s'eeses--ost
oi the tea, coffee, gravy. Ae-in'o mod
crate wris, RAID.
Ladies' will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly, An exchange
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