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4 GENTLEMAN, obi red 70 seek home IN s milder
~ q IL =. deuce E--.f nS-r., II
ri3- y r--3.i r. Ne~io-k ctT 49,;
-Fe ck9s ssfcry ao-s. as -
s. AZ 10 rA VIII Bar IL a. Itere tree se-ts q
{ ulta tie f-I.s E-e
kf te-a = q -.
ines -.terets Nes,s-a SeEioIt su1 fJr 7ers1 ri,
TIE FzVFFil- 4. veal ss 81
s1e5tr - f1- proFsry IL Ne ~fo ~
Rrekva soc3 Tsy-g Eocl 70: III ssE IAszrs -
BS1 2ss5 Po-s ore
4 GOOD HOUSE AID LOT. IL 4 delightful lDcs-
n ier sale very eseaP II sPPse f9' iase.'sy
PEscs =. Ore-h. iis App.y
" L TANSES, Ne - b'os,Fsy fo9a J.. - s'srs
Al PRIVATE SALE-The three story and high
n h4seusuf XXI Hsuse and Lo, 70 - Wee SSA- n1-a
.iae 81 sshsv L. las y p ef H97s@ feet
noAs 6tF :. ths HS3sla inproseaea. ~ q So
TlEto1 he Isreh.se
kcr1 srl HoIfsstC. App, 70 cox CAILION, NJ u
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i)lln5-(crtes.

4 W LADD & Cos CRYSTAL PALACE
a. PREN-H PIASOs j.: ais; s.sp P-reAa.-t 49,
,-ss.i a., ev ok s. ias o-iai OF &, csyIs4
f,1s pa. 'o4 y IAPP e soupsov =. .....
30 81 Bro.-~sy ,ei-eea 8ows'i sni o-aaa';'
4 RARE BARGAIN.-A splendid $40 Rosewood
fsns nj Icvea octave ro-ni Pse ia q, a,2e
riiy vII,rted y bt He~YoTs HtssI h. ~ s-sl :, a
fr1s ~ s.,a.I = 5 Hal5u-,t nv q = Joaa' Psrs
CRYSTAL PALACE PREMIUM PIANO
SoiaAIskRs 10 So grs.i.,y N4ast.e.arer
GREAT BARGAISS-At No. Is Greenwich-,t,
~ oosf OF DeyJ F!scAEA ssytas .-;s- .oi.i7ss.
rsuclrr tssir -uefoo to ecazss; sa tA alfae3ly a.
DKGANS- CHURCH ORGANS for SALE.-One
~ % WE'VE vts esea -. es' ysg '?ef.-i o.s,
O. Ga. y 4 s'ii i Di's - = ~ -s.a!a
pIANO-F ORTE S-HAlNES BROTHERS *
q NsIN9s tsy1t 'ssa ~ : =, = IN. -,
Pr,Tsred 20 frssh - unani' -aos,i ,-' fs.' . ''
DFINCE X Coz MELODEONS-Of ever 20
ny hcE 80 SIX s.h!= or n Df log ies..-s '2,ai
-. "a i,-.- -, d.. II Nv s.a~- NIKE
hss FG ssney sne Keep fof sale oaJ so- .a-i-
WI HsLG son So "a Prs,ivay o-pr.i.s =, Pift.
Sic Az ~ - Pfin,- 4 @ g gee 1.,ei H-l)i-J-4
pIANO-FORTEs a. GREAT BARGAISS-To
e.ss,Lt Ps.c. ns5- T., " Ssut, orsred las
l'e .re l'i'ss TO e. AID sIlane for themselves a. Va 81
pLANO-FORTE CARVED LEGS-P4,torns d
v .st7 e.. ID. ~ tie Cs--iog cor my u is d
l. Ii g. Elcesl4r SsLG I'D Emey lsper' Eners t1t1s
P-u.e stc1e s.-rli "a Z lamp -0tea >c-e a..
VM. ? FAH>OrS . CO. sc - Pe.-.S'.
AK-n-sfr TIE y. + Car n -
NV PIANUS for sALE o. RENT, from the oel'
sAFTo3 BRO. 10 80 sro.l-sy
GIN EPItNDID ROSEWOOD LOOT PIANOS
= Ne- r.e.r the lowest lscufrt11 for ch
F,h warranted f5r Pe5n. h,1E dfe
ffc1 suf 5 - cent . 5ro-say 5ons
-fsc1rF s1f
No -. Bc~tiv. MCDONALD ElO Gee 2o5s- ooi ? suc
NtI-s uats. - 81
SCTCFTZE & KRA4-Ls-Superior Grand Diago
- RAJ PLcos tle .w seeces-ls ~ sale 81 No .
fyfs ;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
TO RENT for a TERN of YEARS The Camden

ITO RENT for TERN of YEARS The Camden
Paper MIL client cor 'iioa are Arno
havins recn, been expended ia putting every pert 81
;ie sey compe eu enft-s oas e. m
DER Fcrfcrns sLne With ever 1rd 90 i9r prspi;
serA. cutters otar boilers &c
supply Of sot wh ndodns unfsag supply o. t?n5
ser from srtesizn vel o feet i. depth
the mill COoper Geek s1i1 l1.rte: Q;
tie Delsvye River s7oIs f.J T.! receiving
spoTtaicn ~ ne
he delivered the El whAr to . 3 per fofJ-
been made uoltl a. .hs % b! The
works capable doirE Labor sb1r6as al ehesP II
p-ucsrn elfs fo- snufscturlE q 10 eAsIssef
A2Vessou b perssnly b. letter 70 WILLIAM
n COLLINS No IS Ano!si Phi.dep5iA % tie sass1sr
CtIlGtr. = }. Camden, :, J. AF9 LODI I } OhAl
ITO RENT-A fine old established Residence, stu
II coL snd E,ctens.ck Plinkro1t 'lreo -
he Hotoken fsrr. The House s-rounted vita % N
6srce shutey variety Of iuii sae hsie aso
C.sl Hone ~ sehsd al god rePs making ia
+ O. further srleulzIs srPlyto c. VAN WAGNER
40 . WAfers-
ITO RENT-1he Pavilion Hotel at Rochelle. With
sroau6 rsrea .ad ost-iaF. .dsc 80 p1r. llsry or
:, r.n,T .-or Hcuse Irqrse Of ,AM IL FsIS.. "a
= Chamber. ST. before ii A. 4. O. stier 2 81
VALUABLE LEASE fer SALE.-A II yesrs lease
ffcm tie ls q Hss 1eV', 4 Ho1 NJ lS F-J1si sot -
A. IS Heufys,, Bfo1kvp 1b- t1srca Of - 1nesi n
eo4.d e.Ly b. e-ec;ec esT-@n
re Cr. tbs r. cO2l10-s from street.
street L0cse has ter oce1gie or tie ss
her shsde u1k o-e Il so-d $50 ne
- 4 pr,-ri.e. PUNCH MEMO AIS NJ - Nal
- .~ssa 1850
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ITO LET-A large Room On third door OF building
eo5.s, Of Ea-cA, <ieL hSynE ~oi
ara tle fr alt nsEuhcEliSg prIPose Apply 70 b.
q 2 m I'll
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CLARENCEvIILE. l. |. LOT>.--TAers being
- shoc q iess hesE La lee The P:oFis:or o--t'
sA.ze- ,oi erly ssss Lot h-;s Hou snd =; 'Et 30
60 go Al SFPSsirsfy % sJeii.e us a, 90 .A y AZ
iSe village .: ol-sase,le .ii7.s n Loss L,,-i ~. -
seutsg che 80 II III village l. $50 sre1t - = 2e
-sSoel Scuss sc .Ces.ss NsrYS-s a. 5-,
Ae esy IN les ihn h'lf Al lcsr Bsss' - 'N'A 80
IKE sEset. III - OF nos GO C - Eits A. Al
std-s ~. ,a.-,-o 49, r~--ai--. c-sA-ze.:-- $50
Il. at sasslE;y A<- "a Fssus-.iss a. "a
esi suFply o. TIE r--sss
C.ssrss7ils Ssaai-I ioa.. ssss =, 60: s1:e.i
sl't az aeEr t19i = s7Cse q sie 81 = isrst As
ayee So Fsssas iatsla-tt. Of monthly TIE 7-st
'ssss;s 81 -, ~ y u = i.tsis.-d ga Bay
yyrE a. b .as IneS E-s.ss x 81 slrss,a q -as
Cli-T 4ia.- We l,' Bovefy JACoS tESARE f.olas,a-.
CHolCE LOTS in the immediate vicinity OF and
s'2sirtsS 1iriy Chsrel ssA -sth All ssssas-
3 Sts X ~ toas &l Is e IN %s
Cor8TRy SEAT for SAI-E-A, TAross Neck
~ NcEc-3-r Ccsu5y, eontA- e Lad s.s-.l
T-se ecp.rs tSi-s-, ~ r.. - - a. M - = -.
dssid Il y, sd ;, tAe Is. viii Be rsa:-a Apsyis
fSiSktiNt son sisas Sew T.7s 'i e WILLIAM <
EIGHTH-AN LOTS for SALE-lIny Lots on
49, y, aA' vii h '4 ASos PS e , s Ss IS E -. ;'.'
FOR SAIE-One new fourstory House. - Nv -
equal vii rarty-~>is wiaS No sta =,
Atr~stn "a sHs lssihr sr a tie Ss.t "
son rsS, Attest .lA - ,hr aSs,rs iS,grSysss VII
e NtlsNst 20 {. Y. SSl1A.
TOR SAlE-Hcuse and Lot No. - Charies-st. be-
tween as AID wsysry pace tbs dlthsfsly located n
ss asa eoorssiesi sssc an. Tsr0ai r0s.
ie sFry q. ease % A SHALsR Co. Bssss. asS
"s'' o. o. u" P'sa' So Which an Is '-ea saI line
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jastrEcuC1.

BOARDING SCHOOL ior BOYS q; GREENHICH
ID CONS TIE Ier- vi c-1--1c- Ny / >1-f
s q ts,rfy F1r c-el. ri.- .zfo.zsr spy = 'ss
p-refp.L Wis HOWL Gr@eu-1ch Cc---
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DUrCHEk s READ. MalufIcsoIes Of efse'
ID L. 40 -e.a Pc Brs- NJ Cspr-- pms C'os@
loerr Eoiers Bsth ~ tes Ie'fs n a. q
8ct-s. ~ - Va - SosSs f-c-I P-cs ~
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COR sAIE IN BROOKLlN HIGHTS One LIT

aOR SALE or 70 LET-The QgiD.i2n seminary
q. Pc xtker,s - festh o. D.. .s Dal.
u; ne F.v 10 l3-sr.i
iL,if. to t- Ffiscpa I'D ~. fsF ~1
arg u bsF .cfol.-. Z ro - Pc
op.rr.r for tr ion - r.c -. 1E lac el-s
fsye II 10 .cholsr. rood oPg1 tra'T - et---s
Atphs,icn ry - q re acreTs :. 3-sa
80 4, Major ctb.r.ss- JOHS.IOT
- " JLE
e. < GAYLORD
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ITO LIZA modern ouAl house AZ -. -; =, -
n Po,d Ly seLteuGa hy.ieissl snf b.. WIN rs'p
be Dc .0u ib@,l - o-d- 10 otaf @
N < sI.p AlSr.. kos,-p.i5. Box No ~ Ci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

rl'O LET or LEASE on Broadway, corner OF How
,yt N. s.eord t.rd foEs s;s:es Of the Blsl Va,
as Bro.sv.4 eorrsr Of HoxGrcs. viii oe altered <a
Broadway sr1 .r.sssd for ICONS o. oe as
f.h L. utse full ~its suitable xvi at
m ps.asreial GALLERY II eosrd Also tbs b-s-ne n
Tor able E.h sooy q b. 8 .eet II
NJ BE- - by IS ZEE. Ayty oee Of Bro-3ssy lL.srsDc> Com
. Nv No .fs BrpscEss.
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CEs= <. FINiLToS 70 II Be,ver 6, ysw-Yo.k


O. 10 ,D nielssn,,r c. tin fsu who woah Ike 20
The sd oerebls Rssdsnoc party flrnshs
suburts Of SeSyers pea' he city AdaFsss " a. iA
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OBTAIN POWER-ROoms 20 let with stead Steam
- Power The se~ s-lSfae So< ,nt u 1Ssst bsiseez
Centre Err rrrrng th-ersA = N1ksfst A7Ey 10
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ITO LITTLE Front Room, suitable for office,
irird CT 80 q ChaDseDsi from ls Of May atH
arrl z the rrenises. st@.fs
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lie .tuOLs la ~ Pee -i.h OK e' D =
n5l.d feet rsf four HeEes o. ta- 'i "a
LsLd al s.nc. o. .rtt -Afe .otsr. hee q ~; 'ei s,e
s.sr, oshsr Hproyeue5. Arpiyto sIE'EHsON, - IS
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Ii BOON 40 - sts-1~sy Wv tar,- tas S--rt-l- q
te 1r.c $500 \. q
Eo-se Va Nsr--si-s AZ CocEas As-s-s-s coP Sas
sevr--' IA f--r,rss. As-ftL = -E t---
--tty I'D s-cea-7 We p pSei - 49, sea- >-e
,lr-r a. c2s F-1c Al ~lra.e .---ss -F-
&c ssofrzszt o eFerf Es
-c-sz-fy LA-t A. ~ sclssls - r. =.
~r-~L- Cc-F1-v GRO CANON Ate..-
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ITO LET The third story Of that desirable building
eerper Reefnsn Cc1ss 10 FEET onE .n1 saea
,hrfe sices. = a ALNOFp ~ y ool.rs-
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CTIAM POWEK to LET-In light aud airy Rooms,
- H'he' oA"t D { EULL 4 SONS Ne re C.iEs.-
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L7Ok SALE-Nesr tlizabeihtown. Y. J., on the Old
reed 70 ScE..k q ol.ss q d,-s- E-l ivs
terts c. Lsud. upo3 Wheh tnere ysl .'Jry
COisse Fc1se coIsE q t4ve 017 CT u,i "a ola-
rccm vel he's been "a ff-o@t i-f1 t1e
tcLsn Wlch slso funsh,6 VIII o.e Of Be- ~ f-1g Ta
ssiou killer Ihsr- ram. via csrrs --1
sebsd; iceh9use tsi hen .llss To2;-
IrI.e oTb a. &c r. st-aia -fcts aeL ~
srd the gttofLooc lneIcsftorae AfPy q re CT
L. " : puA.L ! So L. IL q h.. y II
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-08-22
VALUABLE AND
DESIRABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

rIIIE subscriber offers for sale that vaable Tract
i of Land on Zig Lychcs Creek, formerly owned
by Lovick Young deceased lying in kershaw ana
Chesterfield Districts containing between seven and
eight thousand acres.
The Improvements consist of the settlement upon
the deceased resided at the time Of his death, consist.
ing of Dwelling House, Gin House, Screw and all
necessary outbudings, all i'll good repair Also ano'
tier settlement, with comfortable Dwelling House
and necessary oulbuildngs There also on the prem
iscs. and convenient to both settlements, iirstrae
Grist Mill, on nevcr.fang stream.
This is conceded to be the most valuable and desra-
BILE land on Lyncles Creek, and its producveness is
known to be unsurpassed by any other in the country
4 further description is unnccessary-pu purchasers are
invited to call and examine for themselves. The land
will be sold in body or divided suit purchasers and
the terms made liberal. ). ID. IOUNG.
Aug Is, 1854 %
Sumter Banner, and Watchman, and Darlington
Flag will copy to the amount of ten dollars and send
bills TO this Office
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Lands for Sale.

w offer for Sale the Plantation on which Jas. Til
w ler resided at the time Of his death, lying on
Lynchcs Creek, 90 miles east Of Camden, i'll kers"w
and Darlington Districts containing 1000 acres, more
or less, with tocrablc huildmgs-200 acres cleared
Also, 40 acres Bottom Land in cultivation. We will
receive bids for said Land until lst Of December next
liz not sold by that time it will be sold OH the goth De.
|ccmber, 1854, at public sale
Also, three other tracts Of Land, ono lying in the
fork Of Lynchcs Creeks containing six hundred acres
moro or lcss-one in Chesterfield District, containing
400 acres and one Black River in Kcrsaw District
containing $50 acres, more or less
All the above named Lands will be sold at the late
residence of JAS Tiller decd any further information
wanting call on the subscribers.
!. + : TlLIER THE Agents.
August II, 1854 SO I'd -.
~" The Sumter Banner and Darlington Flag will
please copy till lst October and forward bills to this
Office,
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Business in Charleston.

The Standard of Wednesday last, says: "Our city
is fast casting off that appearance. Of listess idle
ness and apathy that characterized it two or three
weeks ago. Men are moving to and fro with quick.
lively step denotiug that they are about reenterng
upon life of busy, bustlng activity; sidewalks are
numbered up with boxes and bales; all is commo,on
in many of the stores, and the principal streets are
once more fairly noisy with the hum and clatter OF
rolling wheels. Even while we write. long lines OF
carts are continually passing up and down. laden with
cotton and goods Of other descriptions Country mcr-
chants are gradually arriving, the hotels are beginning
to resume their wonted appearance, and every thing
denotes preparations for an early commencement of
the approaching business campaign If these ndica-
tons not enough to cheer the hearts of those who
have survived the brief but excessively hot OF
dullness we know not what will"
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CAMDEN HOTEL

Is now openytr INSTRUMENTATION Of the Trar.
e cling Public.
TITS an excellent and conmodious building new and
i we'll fitted up and lately put in state o!complete
repair The Rooms are laIgc open and airy; fhehn.
lily parlors well furnished The Table will be suppeas
with every thing which an excellent country markell
will afford, and attended by the best servants III
The Bar will be supplied with the choicest Vines
and Liquors. ~ -x.,se
THE STABLES s -~TesTf
Are we'll fitted up attended by careful and expefebes
cd Ostlers, and we'll supplied with Prosendeu. e ss
ALSO Il 3tssE
Lots prepared for The accommodation Of DroreTs will
excellent water c"nvcnienccs - $: -
There will at all times be an Omnibusin ateffdabcs
TO convey passengers to and from the Depot.
" ~' .- W. NJ. WATsoN.ssgs
Camden, May 80, 1854. :. ~ s4slsgyss
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to outdo very fond Of fun likes tro drinks and two
dollars better than one any timc and has made great
deal of clear cash out Of the mountains.
As we descended the mountains about hall way we
crossed small rivulet which falls over large rock
for considerable distance. We learn that gentle
man ventured too far this ock lost his balance and
was carried down with considerable force and much
injured before he could be recovered We never care
to 60 too far on such occasions, and invariably consld-
er discretion at such times the better part of valor
We spent Tuesday among the mountains and return
ed to Mr.. Youngs on Wednesday, where we remained
until Thursday. Returning to Greenville we met MT.
Brame the artist who gave US view of some paint
ings which he had one COL VIM. Alls:on OF George
town. which is an elegant painting, and which his son
COL John A. Allston, informed us was capital Ike
ness Col A. is represented with long flowing white
hair reaching to his shoulders. presenting very ven
cradle appearance his age is 10 and he is remarkable
for his healthiness and activity of body and mind Mr.
Brame has painted Miss Brenan the celebrated Carroll
na chantress which is said to be an admirable likeness
the picture is certainly very pretty one, for the smile
and expression is charming. He has also portrait
of Col John A. Alston, which is very good
There are large number of arrivals in Greenve
daily, persons going on to North Carolina, and the
mountains The prevalence ofthe cholera at the North
has driven great many here; it is pity that more
ample accommodations not made for the travel
ing public in the upcountry; no doubt large numbers
would return next year if betteraccommodatons were
offered.
In few weeks the crowd will be returning, and
then there will be tremendous rush for quarters The
Hotel keepers are reaping rich harvest this year.
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Notice.

'TNIIE Subscriber takes this method of making it
i known 10 the public that hc is how at work on,
and will have in operation by another year: his Mill
for manufacturing Flour having procured par OF
French Burrs made to order by the celebrated makers
McMahon Starr. Baltimore. Ills Mill will be fixed
with Elevators Hopper Boys, &c. for cooling of the
Flour In short the Flour will be carried through all
the processes of well regulated Merchant Mill, and
with his experience in milling, lie has no hesitation in
saying that lie will be able to manufacture as good
Flour as any Mill the State. The Mill is Oh splen
did stream, that has never failed Il miles below Cam
dcn-onc mile from the main road lie will also be
provided with stables for the accommodation of those
coming from distance and the Planter shall have no
excuse in future for not raising Wheat for the want Of
good Mill. lie expects also to have Rice Mill in
operation WM. NJ SANDERS.
July 2Sth. 81 st
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YHADgSDIg SpRSsgGSB,
Madison County, Geo.

TNHANKFUL for the liberal patronage extended 10
i nv Spring, and feeling my entire incaracity iSr
their management, have arranged with AARON
GAGE Esa of Mobile, Alabama, the popular most oi
the "EUTAW HOUSE." to take m interest IN them. :
The Hotel will be under his management duringE
the approaching season. Mr.. Cages high repnlalions
as Hotel Keeper connected with the TACT Tint
intends making Georgia his future hone, is a surg
guarantee that nothing will he wanting under ms
management to give entire satisfactor>~
The reputation of this Watering Place for heah,2s
salubrity of climate variety and efficacy OF iis waters
the comfort and beauty of its improvements, with hns
rides, agreeable walks, and distant mountain views
make it popular resort during the Summer months
end always insures tor 1t the finest society. Sssf
The Hotel will be kept in The best sty ler and wiss.
the aid of the fine market which tile country condgu
ous furnishes the table will be second to none in the
country. Ample arrangements exist for the accom-
nlodation Of families. 80
The fine German Band from Charleston, whose Aus5s
sic was so much admired last season. are. engagcda
again. One member of the Band will give lessonlin
Dancing, aud another in Slu.ic. .. y >..:asas.,
The Springs are twenty-five miles from hthens,
Georgia. where two Inns OF Stages are always IN
mess to convey passengers Persons leaving Augus-<
ia or Atlanta by the morning train can sleep at
Springs. :, - .a,;ossss
Rates of Board will be the season OF four montls
500 per month three months, $50 per month under
three months, $50 per month per day, $l60 eihi.&
dren and servants halprice. Applications for Board
can be made to the undersigned, per mail, at thsrf
Springs, or to Mr.. Aaron Gage, Mobile Ala.
Madison Springs, Geo., March, 1854 s--lg%tf: We F
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Later from Europe.
New YORK, August lG lS5

New YORK, August lG, 1854
The steamer Union from Havre, August 2,
arrived at this port to-day ; and the steamer,
America, with Liverpool dates Of the 9th, ar
rived at Halifax tonight.
MARKETs.-Cotton in the early part OF the
week was in good demand, at stifer rates, but
towards the close of the week was freely offered
and prices were in favor of buyers. Sales OF
the week $4,000 bales, including 10000 to
SPECTATORS and exporters. Fair New Orleans
6 l.2: middlng 5 SIG; fair uplands 6 liz;
middling S 3-l5.
Flour had advanced 2s. per barrel, and corn
2s per quarter.
Consols closed at 95.l-2 The bank had re-
duced the rate of interest to 5 per cent.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Russians had made al attack on the
French and Turkish camp at Gurgevo, but
were defeated with the loss of 1000 in killed.
and 500 prisoners. The Russians then retre3I
ed by forced marches, evacuating the wholS
Wallacha, were concentrated on the rive = y
reth
Omer Pasla was marching upon Bucha9
where brilliant reception awaited him. 4
An Austrian force at Pesth had been ,
dercd to Galleia. The total Austrian forcd
concentrated on the frontiers amounted I'd
325 900 men. They had not yet crossed into
the Principalitcs, but the preparations for ac'
tive hostties were of the most colossal char
acter.
The cholera was raging in the British army
and at Constantinople.
The allied fleets had gone to reconnoitre the
coast of Crimea, and 100000 allied troops
| would soon enter the Crimea, and occupy the
heights commanding Scbastopol.
The defeat of the Turks in Asia was con-
| frmed.
Gen. paraguay d'Hilliers, with the French
tops designed for service in the Baltic had
iuined the allied feet off Aland.
The Car, with the Aarchduke and Archdu.
chess, had Il narrow escape from capture by
an English steamer near Constradt.
Lieutenant Bonaparte, of Baltimore, has
joined the French army, and sent in his resig.
nation 10 the American government.
! In Italy all was quiet again.
Spain was tranquil, the Queen having accer-
tel Espartero's plan of government. Espar
tero was President of the Council, and O'Don
nell Minister of War. The royal council had
been suppressed and the junta abolished. Sar'
torius was in prison, aud the old ministers
who were lying concealed, were to be prose
cuted.
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"Soon after several formal introductions to
his excellency had been disposed of and the
party were seated, the giddy dance, accompa.
MED with excellent music by Messrs. Williams
and Poole, commenced in right good earnest,
and we were pleased to see the aged sire, the
staid matron, the lovely maid and happy
swain engage in its pleasures, and take part in
the dance which was graced by his excllency.''
We regret to learned from the same paper
that Gov. Manning will be unable to attend
further reviews, in consequence offeeble health
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-08-22
HEADQUARTERS,
May II.

MILFORD, JUNE co. 1s54IS
ORDER No. -. 'sf''
rTNIIE following Regiments will parade for review Z
L and drill at such times and places are lereinA
indicated: + ~
The 9th Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Rich
Hill, on Thursday, the oath of August.
The Goth Regiment of Infantry will parade at Chess
terville on Saturday, the 2Gth Of August. rz'-s
Thc6th Regiment of Cavalry will parade at tongues
on Tuesday, the goth of August. -
The oath Regiment of Infantry will parade at Bells
on Thursday the 3lst Of August.
The25th Regiment of Infantry will parade at Winus's
boro, on Saturday, the I'd ofSeptembcr. ssE
The 22th Regiment Of Infantry and the 9th Regi1 2
ment Of Cavalry will parade at or near Camden, on
Tuesday, the 9th Of September
The Goth and 44th Regiments of Infantry will pa
rade at Sumtervc OH Thursday, the 7th Of Septem.e
Der. q. q stfS.s s4zy
The officers and non.commissoned officers will ass
scmbe the day previous to the reviews of theirs
several regiments for drill and Instructions sei
Volunteer Companies will be thoroughly isspcctedf
and the books of Beat Companies will examinedA dA
Generals of Division and Brigade viii with; tlieir
Stats attend the reviews of their respective cora.
mamds 49, ssgSssqs sSss
Generals of Brigade are charged with tlieextehson
of this order. Essys $50
Alds-deC Camp to the Comnander-in-C Chief are Te.;S
quire to attend the revewsin their several Brigadex
and those not resdingin the Brgades to be reviewed
are invited to attend.
By order of the Commandcr.in-C Cliia: -E1g
r. G. NJ. DUNOVANT, ssss-
Adulant and Inspector General x,sSa
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