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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-04-07
HtUsR OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Columbus, March 81, 1858
Legislattvs.

I'D 7 = +" d.
Quite a number of Bills ,wers consi,
dered during the past week. One for
prohibiting all Bills of less deiIomiua>
|tion than $500 occasioned considerable
discussion, and will probably fail 10 pass.
Certain Democrats in the House have a
lholy horror about meddling with Banks,
and 1 think would make very good Why's
if principles, and not names, HAD any
thieg 20 do ia thsir designation,
There was also Bill Of Eckley's on
iho .apis TO reduce salaries. i opposed
reduction, believing them now TOO small
10 secure adequate talent in the service
oflhe public business, and believing that
the true saving Of ta1aiiDn 10 Ahe people
lis not on matter ilhat will not save
l-l0th Of a mill on the dollar to the tax
payers, but in re,organiz cation Of the
Financial system Of the State which
much needs it.. sayog &ii lr wl se
ss The School Law was up for amends
ment on Saturday, on Judge Orchards
Bill for that purpose, The main feature
of the Judges BIZ is 10 substitute three
Township Directors forthepresent Board
of EducaIion Mr.. Eckley proposed that
we 60 back 10 The old District plan.
This Mr.. Walkup opposed in an affective
argument that the system had been tried
26 years and had failed, and for other
and cogent reasons. followed him on
the same side and in opposition 10 Eek,
ley's proposilon, taking the ground that
Education Of The People was political
Sialenecessiry rand lhatihe system which
secured the. largest uniformity was the
best.
+ My health is much improved, and ]
feel better able 10 discharge my neces-
sary duties. ,92si. hNa3o5t % y
s. We will scarcely adjourn much before
MAY next-perhaps about The lst,
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-01-17

the commissioners, having disappeared. The
mining title purports to be an original paper
from the records of Rioverde, and is accompa.
MED by number of depostions, and certified
by the officials of that place. The theory Of
the prosecution is, that this record, with its at
testatons and seals, are all forgeries, got up
by the defendant to sustain his claim. Indeed
there is an indictment pending against him for
the forgery of ,hi, paper. The whole of satur
day was spent in court doing nothing, or at
least in considering what was to be done in the
case. Dr. Gardiner promptly offered and ex-
ecuted paper to that effect, waving all OBJ
lection to the loss of the original Indictment
and admitting a copy thereof to have all the lie
gal effect of the ori ginal. This obviatcd one
difficulty The other is not to be so easily dis
posed of. Messrs. FendalI, May, Bradley and
Carlisle, as well as the clerk, Mr.. Middleton,
all made affidavlts as to their knowing nothing
of what became ofthe paper.-SouM Caroi'nt-
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-01-17
Sale of Real Estate.

I)Y ORDER of the Court Of Ordinary will sell
ID on the first Monday in February next, the Real
Estate of Patience DeBruh consisting of three tracts
or parcels of land as follows one tract of hum
dred and thirty three acres, bounded by lands of s..
c. DeBruhl Robert Dumble Mrs. Thorn, Mum, Lock.
hart, Wnn and Robert Dixon; also by lands surveyed
for William DeBruhl's children. One TRACT of two
hundred and ninety acres, bounded by lands of
Jacob Young, DeBruhl Winn and Daniel Mum.
One TRACT of thirty acres, bounded by lands of
DeBruhl. Dixon, Hardy Thorn and Charles Perkins
with plats to each.
7srn,s-Cash for so much will pay costs; balance
on credit of twelve months, bonds with g. Cd sccu
rity with interest from day Of SAFE, and mortgage
if deemed necessary to the Ordinary. Purchasers to
pay for papers.
Jan. 10, THOS. BASKIN, S. X. D.
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Valuable Plantation and Mills
u,5arp


THE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation ana
i Mills in Sumter District, situated on Big Raftli
Creek fourteen miles below Camden, and six, from
3oykins Turn Out, containing Cl674 sixteen hundred
anl seventyuur acres between four and five hundred
acres cleared and under fence, the balance in fine tim.
ber On the premises is good two story Dwelling,
with all the necessary buildings Of well settled Plan.
tation most Of which, have been erected within tic
last ow years. Gu the northern extremity Of the tract
is another Settlement in good repair Both places are
perfectly healthy.
Also-An excellent Gri<t Mill, with two pair or
stones, and Saw Mil capable Of cutting about one
thousand feet oflumGer per day. With the Plantation
will be sold f dcsred) the stock Of cattle, Hogs AID
Sheep together with the Provision Crop. If sold i'm
mediatey possession will be given the first OF JAM
uary, 1854.
The terms and other particulars may be obtained
from the subscriber the premises or by letter dfec-
ted to Boytin's Depot Camden Branch Of 5. c. II. r.
MARION SANDERS.
Sumter Dist. S. c. Oct T. [3m
The Charleston Mercury will insert twice week
for six weeks, and the Sumter Banner once week
for three months unless otherwise directed, and for
ward bills to this Office.
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A CARD.

Since the Proprietors' recent Laboratory enlarge
meuts have allowed him to supply his numerous or
ders for Lyons Katharon be has also introduced some
new Chemical afinities which adds still to the high
character of this immensely po ular article for Curl
ing Beautiiying Preserving aud Restoring the Hair
Let those now use,
Who never used before,
And those who always used,
Now use the more.
The Price is still 25 cents, in large bottles. and may
he had at any store in the United States.
D. 5. Barnes, Proprietor, l6l Broadway,N.
Sold by every Druggist in Camden. Hariland,
Harrall & Co., wholesale Agents, Charleston.
- Oct. %, 43
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FORTY.TWO NEGROES,
612 Acres of Waxhaw Lands,
I.SOO Bushels of Corn for Sale.

IN consideration Of the distance between my resi-.
i dence and planting interest," have determined to
"se out" will therefore sell at public auction at
my plantation on Waxhaw Creek, in Lancaster Dis
trict near tile Ferry Of T. K. Cureton Esqr on Thurs.
day the 18th Jany, 1854 about 1900 bushels of Corn,
large quantity Of Fodder, likely Mules, Horses,
80 head of Cattle fine stock; about 80 Hogs, good
and new Road Wagons, two Horse Wagon, Iron
Axles Blacksmith and Plantation Tools new Cot
ton Gin, and other articles.
Also, on the same day, on the premises, my tract OF
land containing 6l2 acres, adjoining lands OF John
Stewart Estate S. r. Gibson, J. c. Caldwell 7. X.
Cureton and others. The place is in good repair with
a comfortable dwelling, new Gin House, Negro
Houses Shop Stables and all other necessary buildings
in good order
i will also sell at Lancaster C. H. on Monday the
23d Jany 1854, AZ likely Negroes among them a
irstrate blacksmith an excellent Wagner and ostlcr
two good Cooks, several choice fellows, women, boys
and girls, large proportion being grown and working
hands, and altogether very choice and valuable gang
of Negroes and sod for no FAULT.
TERMs-For the Land and Negroes, credit OF one
and two years. with interest annually, bond and two
good suretes and mortgage, if required For the
other property, IL months credit with interest annu-
ally note with two good sureties The credit for all the
property may be extended bn the cash will be recei-
red from any purchaserif preferred Persons wishing
to purchase are referred to Mr.. Turner on the pre-
miscs; James II. Witherspoon, Lancasterville or to
myself at Columbia The land may be treated for at
private sale C. P. PELHAM.
Jan. TO- td
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Real Estate for Sale.

T WILL sell, on Monday the sixth day of February
i next, before the Court House door, in Camden,
the DWELLING House and STORE, on Broad street. near
ty opposite the Masonic Hail. and at present occupied
by Mr. F. J. Oaks. The premises are in good repair,
with all necessary and convenient out-budngs for
residence. The lot is &c feet wide and runs back
52S feet to Church street.
Also
The dwelling house and lot at present occupied by
Mr.. L. Austin, situate DeKalb street. a pleasant
winter or summer residence.
These Houses and Lots belong to the estate of
Thomas Warren, deceased.
Also
My House ut Krkwood which is delightful situa-
ton, with a good well Of water, &c.
Terms accommodating and made known at sale
THOS. j. WARREN
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Notice..

TNTE following petitions were received and read
Il from individuals wishing to obtain Licenses for
the purpose Of Retailing Spirituous Liquors in the
Town of Camden the present year, viz:
DIR PEBBLES, License No z-recomme Hded by w C..
Moore, C. Matheson, and W. JohnsoE-secmfiits II.
Pate and John Cantey, Sr
j. A. Schrock, for License No 2-recommended by
f. A. Salmon, J. j.. Murray, T. w. Saln,ond, W. A.
Ancrum and Zach. Canty-sscuritt.s, james Dunlap
and George Alden.
r. Wilson for License No. 2-recommended by f.
Tryon X. Latta, and A. G. Basken-secuiheS, =. F..
Villipigue, and G. S. Douglas
r. Latta, for License No. 2-recommcnded Ly W.
A. Ancrum, T. j. Ancrum, +. A. Salmond, j. W. Do.
by. Geo. Alden, and james l. Vilipigue.
Ordered that the above applications he published
in the Camden Journal.
J.. W. BALLARD, Recorder.
Jan. llth 1851 l.
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Sherifs Sales,

10y virtue of sundry Writs Of Fl. Fa. to me Lirec-
ID ,ed will sell before tue Court House in Cam
den, on the first Monday in February next, the fol
lowing property, towit
l3 Negroes levied on and to be sold the property
of Wiley Albert ut the suit Of john S. Miller vs. Wi
ley Albert.
Also, stock Of Harness, Saddles, Brides Leather
&c. and every article usually found in Saddlery es
tablishment together with Household and Kitchen
Furniture levied on and to be sold the property of
Luke Armstrong at the suit of Tos D. Carr ct AL vs.
Luke Armstrong.
Jan II rs IF TUOS. BASklN, 5. X. ID.
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GLENN SPRINGS
FEMALE INSTITUTE

rINIIE above Institution, located at Glenn Springs,
i in Spartnnburg District S. c., will he opened
for the reception Of pupils the first of February
next. In converting this establishment into school
for ,oung ladies, the buildings have been tho
roughly repaired and fitted up; and in furnishing
them anew no pains have been spared to make it. in
every respect, such n home az parents would desire
for their daughters Particular attention has been
bestowed upon the musical instruments, and with o
large and eeierft corps Of teachers, and thorough
course Of study it affords every advantage to be
inyed in any similar institution.
Appcanta are admitted, Of any age, over seven
years and pl iced in such class they may be pre-.
pared to join.
The scholastic year will consist Of session, di.
vdcd into two terms Of five months each, begnning
OH the lst of February and July. Vacation, Decenl-
Der and January
Rates.-For Tuition and Board, including washing,
fuel lights, de- de-, S25 per term, and there tcH be
no extra charge, except for Music $50 per term and
for Books, Sheet Music Drawing Materials, &e ac-
tually used.
Fur further information, see Prospectus" which
may be had by applying to the Rector, or either of
the Proprietors.
IAN g Sm,
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POISONING.

Thousands of parents who use Vermfuges composed
ofFCastor OIL Calomel &c., not aware, that While
they appear to benefit the patient, they are actually
laying the foundations for series OF diseases such as
salvation loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &C.
In another column will be found the advertisement
of Hobcnsack Medicines, to which we ask the atten
lion of all interested in their own well their chill
drcns health In Liver Complaints and all disorders
arising from those OF hi ious type should make use
of the only genuine Medicine llohensacks Liver PILLS.
cy-"Bs notdeceived but ask for Hobensack's W orm
Syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the
signature of the Proprietor, j. n. lOBENSACh, as
none else are genuine.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-01-17
ST. JOHNS SCHOOL.

Rt Rev. T. T. DAVIS, y. D., Ex.Olico Visitor
Rev. J. D. MCCULLOUGH, A. NJ, Rector, and In
structor in Christian Science and Bellies Lettres
WIN. B. LEARY A. NJ, Vice Rector, and Instruc-
tor in Ancient Languages and History.
D. D. ROSA, Instructor in Mathematics and Natu-
raj Science.
Rev. L. A.'WAGNER, Instructor in English De-
partmeht.
TNHE exercises of this Institution will be resumed
l. on the I'd day in FEBRUARY next.
Boys are admitted over the age Of seven years and
prepared for the Junior class i'll College; or they may
receive thorough academcal course either classical
or English.
There is but one session. divided in.o two terms oil
five months each) beginning on the I'd Of February
and ending November 30.
TERMS PER SEsSIoN.-For Tuition and Board, inclu-
ding washing fuel lights, &c, 1925 payable seman-
nually in advance
Entrance fee S25, for Which books and stationery
are furnished the student 80 long he may continue
in the institution.
Advanced students desiring private rooms will be
allowed them at tile discretion Of the Rector for
extra charge of SIS, to pay for fuel lights, &c.
For further information apply for Prospectus" to
the Rector, at "Spartauburg c. H. S. G."
Dec. 20, 81 IT,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-01-17
Town Taxes.

Town Taxes.
0RDERED, That the Recorder advertise in the
" Camden Journal that the Tax Books belonging to
the Town of Camden will be opened on the first day
of January, 1854, for the purpose of collecting the
Town Taxes and that the books will be kept open
until the lst OF March, at which time they will be
closed and all dcfauters dealt with according to law.
Ordered, Also That the Recorder advertise that all
Licenses in tho town will expire on the 3lst inst
Persons therefore, wishing Licenses of any description
for the year 1854, will hand in their applications ad-
dressed to Council in due form by that time.
Il W. BALLARD, Recorder
Council Chamber Dec. &c, 1853.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-01-17

Goop.-In the proceedings of Congress, on
the 3lst ult., we find bon mot from our i'm
mediate Representative the Hon. w. w.
Boyce, of great wit and at the same time cut
ting satire.
1t seems that the attention Of the House
was called to the Rail Road disturbances at
Erie.
Mr.. Hendricks presented the memorial Of a
mass meeting of the citizens of indianapolis,
in the State of Indiana, calling the attention of
Congress and of the Executive to the interrup-
ton Of commerce and travel between the West
and the East by the riots at Erie, in the State
of Pennsylvania. lie claimed for Congress
the right to suppress the riots, and advocated
the immediate exercise of that right
This met with opposition from several gen.
tlenen, when" Mr.. Boyce remarked that
these difficulties arose from the fact that the
population of that portion of the country was
composed entirely Of tfeemen. Laughter
Gentlemen from the South were conservative.
If they could help their western friends in this
matter, they would gladly d. SO; but at pres
sent they could only offer them their sympathy.
WinusJoro Register.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-01-17

An Irish servant observing her mistress
feeding pet female canary, asked, chow long
it took them craters to hatch!"
"Three weeks was the reply.
"Och, sure that is the same as any other
fowl except a pig!'
A veritabie fact.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-01-17

public generally to the above notice Of dissolution
would say that my stock of Dry Goods and Hardware
shall be the most complete and full assortment in this
line exhibited in this market and shall hope for aeon.
nuance of the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to the late firm. W. ID. McDOW ALI.
Jan g. o.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-01-17

No collections meet with so much popular IA
vor as those for the parties in question; ard
when it is known that there are no dividends
to fall back upon, and that no claims but theirs
are to be met by those collections, it vii! not
be difficult TO secure their full disciplinary al
lowance.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-01-17
Last Notice.

AIR B. w CHAMBERS, having left his notes
WI and accounts in my hands for collection, all
persons indebted to him will take notice that if not
settled by the lst day ofMarch they will oe placed
unfortunately in the hands of attorney for suit.
JAM lO-tf w. G MOORE
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-01-17

THEGARDLNER CAsE.-As our readers know
this interminable case is again on the docket at
Washington. The Sentinel states that it has
been brought to stand in consequence oftwo
napers. one the indictment, and the other the
original mining title, filled by Gardiner before
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-01-17

A genius out west has just patented ma
chine for making sweet potatoes. lie is a
brother to the old gentleman who put handles
on prickly pears aud sud them for curry. combs
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-01-17

METROPOLITAN SILK STOCK!
REMOVAL
EDWARD LAMBERT IL CO.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN
SILK AND FANCY GOODS,
Having removed to their
NEW USE,
NO. IS CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK
OPPOSITE THE PARK
Invite attention Of the trade to their SPRING M
PORTATION of
RICH SILKS,
DRESS GOODS,
SIIAWLS,
RIBBONS
EMBROIDERIES, &c.
Merchants throughout the United States arc solci.
ted to examine our assortment, which in
NOVELTY, RICHNESS AND VARIETY,
is believed TO be unsurpassed in ss metropolis, and
adapted to the wants OF the very best trade in this
country: al of which will be oeredo CASH and first
class six mo. Buyers, on the most favorable terms.
jan. 10. z@ 2 Ct
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NOTICE,
Rail Road and Bank Dividend.

TIME South Carolina Rail Road Company, having
i declared Dividend Of FOUR DOLLARS per
Share, and the South Western Rail Road Bank, D
vidend of SEVEN'TY-FIVE CENTS per Share for
the last six months, the United Dividend of FOUR
DOLLARS AND SEVENTY FIVE CENTS per Share
will be paid the sd Bark and utter the second
Of Januaay next.
The Road Dividend of FOUR DOLLARS per Share
on Stock having corresponding shares in the Bank
will Le paid on and after the I'd Prox at the Bureau
Office OF the Company, in John.st, Charleston, and
at the Bank of Camden, in Camden.
THOS. WARlNG, Auditor,
So Ca. r. II. Co.
JAMES G. HOLMES, Cashr,
South Western Rail Road Bank.
Jan. 8, 81. =
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Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue of summons in partition, on order of the
ID Court of Ordinary for Kershaw District S. c.,
will sell on the first Monday in February next, be-
fore the Court House door in Camden, the Real Is
tate Of Joseph Wicnges decd, House and Lot in the
upper part Of Camden known as No. 92S, 929, bound
ed West by Fair Street, North by Boundary Street,
Fast by Mill street South by Lots 930
Terms Cash for as much as will pay cost, balance
q credit until Jany 55 bond with good surety, and Il
mortgage 10 the Ordinary.
Tilos. BAsKIN, S. X. n.
Jan. 10, I'd.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

INTENDING to remove from! Camden, hayes my
l. interest in the stock of Merchandise Of the late firm
of Workman & Boone to my late co-partner Mr. J. ).
Workman. 1t is matter of great Importance to me
to reengage in business as soon as possible and as it
is absolutely necessary that the affairs Of the late firm
should first be settled respectfully and most earnest
IN call upon all persons indebted to the late firm to call
at their old stand end settle the same.
' J.BF. BOONE.
Jan. 10. u
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HHSHo
"THE OLD CORNER"

"THE OLD CORNER"
rINHE Undersigned, Proprietor Of the "OM Corner"
i has now in store, and is constantly receiving
variety of
Choice and Fashionable Goods,
which he proposes selling for the present year at We
ry low prices, on q credit Of ONE YEAR ONLY.
Customers wishing to trade on the above terms,
will always find Goods and prices to suit. Believing
that an extension of credit to two, three and four
years is ruinous to both seller and buyer. most re.
spcctfully decline all such trade.
Persons indebted to me for period of two years
and over are requested to come forward and settle
10y the middle Of February, as all such paper will
certainly be put in other hands for collection after tha
time. Let it be remembered, that to insure cheap
purchases, punctual payments absolutely neces.
sary. Upon this principle propose doing business
for the year 1854.
r.. w. BONNEY,
Proprietor of the "OLD CORNER"
If
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Special Notice.

A LII notes and accounts due me for lS49. So 81,
n SO and SO, If not paid by the lst day of March,
will be put in suit without distinction.
JAM loft W. c. MOORE
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The Mormons of Utah are now apprehensive
of war with the Indians of their vicinity, and
are erecting for,ifcations and other means Of
defence. The Governor, Brigham Young, has
issued proclamation both to the savages and
the saints, in which he talks as follows to the
Ingens: 81 say to the Indians, as have often
said to the mob, 60 your length. You say you
are going to kill us all of. You say you are
going to obliterate the Latter Day Saints, and
wipe them from the earth. Why don't you do
it, you poor, miserable curses!'
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The Mississippi Synod of the Presbyterian
Church, recently held in Jackson, resolved to
raise $4,000 to establish book depository
in New Orleans, the buildings for which have
already been purchased, and responsible guaran.
tees obtained in that city that the money will
be forthcoming They also resolved to estab.
lsh religious newspaper with the bounds,
which has been left discretionary with the
Rev. Mr.. McInnis, who is to be the editor
The Synod will meet again Canton next Oc-
tober
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South CaroIina--Ke ersIIaw District.
by JOHN Il. JOY, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.

DY JOHN Il. JOY, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
WHERE'S tM tNsh,ta ,Htaskje ski has aCpsd to me , for
KIM i0te Of the District aforesaid, deceased:
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceas
cd to be and appear before me at our next Ordina-
rvs Court for the said District 10 be holden at Cam
den Court House on the 2Sl day Of Junuary inst.
to show use, if any, why said administration should
not Le granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th day Of
january, 1854, aud in the 18th year of Anlcri.
can independence.
IOIIN p Joy n II n
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Notice..

TTNHE notes and accounts que to H. Levy and Fl.
l. Levy d Son. which have been left in my hands
for collection will be ndiseriminately sued if not
paid before next return day j. G. WEST.
Jily l6, 1854 st