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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08
POLITICAL.

T'o THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
New York.-lhe "a dsrsigned offers himself
streets and Lamps, at the election in November next
pedgirg himsl elected, to fulfil the dates pertain
Ing to the Office with energy and honesty-givng strict
personal attention nd supervision all employed in
the department ana using his endeavors TO redeem
the atty from filth and darkness JOSEPH E. EBLING,
Colombian Garden, 200 Bowery.
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB-A RE.
gusr meeting of this association will be held, this
lFiday) evening" sept 8th at the club house, No los
Broadway st O'Clock q su,ject tina has produced
considerable aaitation and Of great importance
the mbers will be considered it ia desIa there
should be general and punc,ual attendance
JOHN COCaRANE, President
CORNELIUS CARszs Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

aeW Paper HaRSlnxs-Fall ImFsorI&EIons.-
Q ANCl- PARES 60, 50 Chambers street, next to
3to~art's, corner Of Broadway, received de-
nns Of s th1 Richest decorations and every other style
and quality in the line sxful papsr-hang employed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

r lindsey BLUES.-ARMORY BROOKE'S ROOMs, 3sl
IL Broome street The members of this corps are
hereby ordered to assemble for dr this friday
ing, Sept 8, at7h O'Clock.
EDGAR A. ROBERTS, Captain.
WILLIAM HUNTER, Frat Sergeant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

Gr1sl and MariO.- The appreciation or those
magnificent mo-sic medallion velvet carpets sttra
asiv.rsal attention HIRAM ANDE ON No. 90 Bc~esy,
B osd~sy prices NJ B., so 600 ards beautiful ingram
carpets % Cd 3d., A., and 3D. Enormous stock OF oil
elpshs At half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

birth Marks, Tumors, C0rruaatlons, Poly,
vus sxcrescsnces and all deliberations Of the skin
removed by an out~ard application, wfhou causing th
lsast sore pain or inconvep ieoce, BY HARVEY WAL
LACE Ones 1872 eoond avenue, corner Of Twelfth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

Ii oUsEKEEPER WANTED, BY A YOUNG AMERI
n widow lady. who hes had charge of the es'ab
lshments Of Of the rst families in this city, stu
alton as hnusekeeper, in this city Brooklyn Unex
ceponable ref .rences a. TO scter and capabty
given Cali on address Housekeeper 1872 East seven
tenth street, for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

Living bugs win soon be dumb bugs,
nth LJoo's power eosed;
Other insect bar o. are hum5ugs
Buy them .nd your money = lost
Principal depot for Ls0a's Aagnotic Pow
DER and pills Tor nsecss and vermin, 424 broad Way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

CENTREvIIIE COURSE L. -TaOrTNG, TO DAY,
~ Friday, sept At O'Clock 4. NJ match $780, mile
heats, best three in tive TO wagon--8 Hes erickson
names br. g. Tom Thumb A. W"~raff nauss br m.
Lady JeDgins N. B-Persopa tina. did not receive
their money back in the race Lady
Jenkins and Das Marble viii .dmtted free OF Argo
TO the course the above day
JOEL G. CoNKLrN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

Aanr Dye and MISREPRESENTATION celebrated
ha1 dye IL BY all acknowledged the best ID the world
SoId wholesale aod RETAIL or applied IN nine private
sscns at W A. B.TCHEL0a'S Hair Dye, Wig and Orns-
Hantal Hair Factory, No. 233 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

INN, Inimlxable Gutter OF Hair aud WINS
ks1s n al the varied styles required by the dieren
oasss and countepances 81 Is Nassau street, adionin
Liberty street, 1t the sare place, az vel IS the fame
goods sto-es may b obtained improved instanta
0opus lair dye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

III FAD MILLINER WANTED - LADY WHO ~ COW
II peient to manage large 0iIhpsry establishment,
6T situation and extra good WAGES By
ipquiSiDg At $40 BroadsaJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

tr Ok REWARD.-sS OfEN, A HOR E, w.GON AND
pAC harness, on Monday evening, September 4,
from he Of Barros ard Montgomery Streets Jr
sey City dark bay mare with long tail, about fifteen
hands high; Light wagon (po 'op) painted black, with
the end OF Of the shafts broken OF The above
+. OAKIEY'S stable, Hobolen, N. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

4 STU TON WANTED-BY A PROTEST ANT WO.
"A man as cook; understand cooking in all branch
es and all binds of pastry jses aud soups No oos:.
ten 10 assist in the washing Ironing City reference
gwen Pleafe cali at 10 West Twelfth street, the
eventb avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

A sFASSTRESs.-WANTED, SITUATION, BY
"A respectable young woman, who can cut and At
aees' and cbildreDs dresses, and il also good shirt
No objection to do light csamserwork or at end
TO children lest Of city reference given Can be sesn
for two days not suited, at $50 Sixth between
and Twenty Streets third floor back
ROOM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08
SPORTING 80.

4 LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG CANE ON NY
n premises on 'he lat September. The owner can
have the by proving ops,'y and paying charges
Conner Of Atlantic and hampdca streets, 6rooslyn.
W. A. ri ISa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

ehawls, shawls, JusI received and for
sak Ut great bargains Fine Cashmere long square
ahavL, lsdies' travelling DO, Canton crane do printed
fbsset d.. misses Cashmere do. E Il LEADBEA TER
Pate Leadseater L@e,) SAT Broadway, corner Of
1sonsrd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

A YOUNG RRlED LADY, WHO HAS Lost HsR
"A baby a. esh ole, wants baby to nurse q. her
residence None need apply but those that highly
respectable appy at So East Twenty second street,
between Third and Fourth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

Cxtgtad0ro's Halr-Oye.- Cnfs superb pre-
paxahoD 10 beyond contingency the safest and most
liable dye 10 existeDce-nevcr failing to tmpart to the
hrr uniformity Of color, nourish ent and elasticity, be-
80 being the easiest TO wash or the skin. Sold and
sSpaed at ISTADOkO'S No. .stor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

A SITUATION AS BoOKKEEPER on 6.LBaMAN
"A wanted BY young man who can give the most I'M
sxceptioDabe reference among o,hers his pressn.
plo,er Please address D. d. No. Canal street. frst
hoor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

SITUATION Is WANTED BY A YOUNG GIRL. as
"A cham bernoaid and waiter, to do general houss
work. Coca city reference given. Pleoe call 81 224
Fast -Four street, between FIRST avenue and ave-
nue. A, fourth floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

Cheap silks, cheap siIks.- just received
rom auction rich brocsde, plaid, striped and plain
sAhs .sO, black silks Of superior u,sse ~srranref
70 year veil and VII Be sod At great deducsion from
3sh real value e. a. LEADBE sTER, (lats LeAdbe4tsr
Lee) S47 Broadway corner Of Leonord street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

WAN1Er--A SITUATION BY STEADY YOUNG
w woman az cook and 10 assist in washing and iron
ing in nice private family she Ia good baker, and
understands her business wal. Uudoub.ed city refer.
ences given Please call ~ III Greene street. rear
cnd story, between s2ras and Prince
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

tt = = REWARD LOST ON TIE 5T7 INSTANT.
pAC at the Chambers street Bank for savinSs or
from said bank to 42 Liberty street. hundred dol
lar BILL supposed to b. the Wesichss.sr County Bauh.
The finder will receive the above ward calling 1t LA
Liberty street JAMES COPY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08
THE TRADES, sc.

A 8 GARDENER-A YOUNG MAN AGED TWENTY
N eight who has . thorough knowie igs OF his bosi
objection to go south Satisfactory testimonials nay be
seen by either applying or addressing lotter to s.
Mr. Bucbanan's aoriet No West sevsnteen street,
+ It'll avenue
CoNFEcrIoNER WANTED. "A MAN WHO PER
~ fectly understands his business, especially toe
branches of small pastry for mounted pieces
win hear of good and permanent situation y apoying
for urher particulars, at the Office Of Charles Lch.en
berg, SO Chambers ttreet, for two days.
NOTICE TO wArcHMAKERs AND JEwuIERs
IN South snd West The advertiser, who f. mora
and temperate your man. Is DESTROYS procuring
the ser1ess Of psts and 20 Sea Wsscs
may be required southerners who desire 70 make
sD engagement viii find their advantage 20 address
Matchmaker, ok box 40 Post Office, Charleston south
Carolina.
NOTICE TO wATCHMAKERs.-wANTEDA GOOD
IN workman. One thoroughly acquainted with
the business, may lear Of good situation and very ia
voraole TERMS BY applying to Feour Co, 80 Nassau st.
ITO JEWELLERS JEWELLERS WANTING ANY KIND
i Of dies get them fsshiopably cut, and hand
somely executed. very m,derats farms Can and
s1Anins. A. RUDIGEk, Die shaker. No. 81 Ann St
V,o BAKE1s.-wANrED, A SECOND HAND; MUST
i be a good workman. References required. Apply
at 10 sixth avenue.
VXyANTED-rEN F1Rsr RATE woRKNEN IN SASH,
w doors AMI blinds BY machinery None need apply
engage for year the best Of ways ~ b. given
For particulars asdress WILLIAM WADE 10,
ct. louis Plan ns Min, St. Louis, No
WATCH JOBBER WANTED = ONE WHO THO
ro1s s.s, ~ b, business Esh and
fe0Anam' Denis Co, jewellers, II John street.
WANrED-A wATCHMA KER, TO GO SOUTH: AP.
w ply to Pratt Reath 17S Brosdwey
WAN1Ep-A FIRST RATE WORKMAN, TO GO
.ours 20 ssy . TO repair sooa
A. M, three days, At Dey Street House.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-17
New Societies.

!. Among thenew ideas of the present, day we see
that a,Society lately been organized IN Virginia
called the "owe Nothings" The object Of the Socie
.tyis to keepeyery one who jonsits out of debt. A
certain Editoropes that some subscribers will
join it, and then perhaps he can follow their example
A. good suggestion that and we Should be glad for
them to send specimen number along in this drec
tion as an offset to one which friend once said lie
andsevera others were members Of, the title ofwlch
was p N, which being interpreted meant Pay Moth.
ing We are not at all surprised at tho numbers and
success of the Knoa0 Nngs for order has stronger
claims for large membership except perhaps the r
Ms. which no doubt in time will out number ten to
one, all others united the tendency of theia IS cyi
dently in that direction. ~ - +Fg% 81
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-17
Another Editorial Change.

We observe that Mr.. VIM. n. Thomas, late junior
Editor of the Greenville ounainee, has retired from
that paper having sold his interest in the same to his
partner Mr. Gossett Mr.. Thomas is easy and grace
full writer and contributed largely, we believe to the
editorial columns Of the Mountaineer.-
Col G. F. Townes the present senior editor will
now have entire control of the editorial department. Of
the paper To all parties we wish success. n
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-17
ITEMS OF NEWS.

The first through train Of cars going to Wilmington,
passed over 1he PeeT Zee EBridgv On Tuesday night
and the Wilmington Jou,ndt says there will hereafter
be no delay in crossing the Pee Dee River,
Elections were held last week in oil the towns Of
Connecticut for local officers and lar heard from
the democrats have carried Hty.seyen of the towns
the wings twcnty.seven, and sixteen are equally d.
vided. In a number Of towns the Know Notlngs
held the balance Of power and decidedhe election.
Henry .Massie, YOUTH while out cunning, in
Waynesborough Va, on Saturdayslast, attempted with
his gun 10 knock apple from tree with the muzzle
OF the piece dowhwards when 1t exploded lodging a:
charge Of shot in his chest. He ran about hundred
yards from the spot whom he fell ndimmedintely ex
pired. ~. ~; \ 2 50 r5sss - ~
y The Conference Of the Methodist Church, nov in
session at Cincinnati lave adopted resolutions recon-
mending tho repeal the Fugitive Slave Law the re-.
enactment fthe Missouri COMPROMISE and "that per.
sons holding slaves for gain or for their own convent
:ence in any way with the intention Of perpetuating;
the bondage of the slave, should not bereceyed into
the Methodist Church. nor suffered to continue thore
in; 4t<2 s,.sS:ti ;{s; II
s UNDERSTOOD ina. S.mneaoEe Perry TIE
pan expeai.loh WIN n0s return m with h!s
to Holland. where his wife now ON visit To her
daeghter Mrs. Belmont. "a, & -,
,,Ls.ff'Es~it !.
Col, Phhlps, OF Aiapamai considered by many as
the ablest Democratic the House of Repre-.
sentatlyes is spoken Of as Secretary Of the Navy,
should MT Doooih go g INTO @ tne senate ,,,es :,,s
IA pretended fugitive from Georgia turned UNI I'M
Penn Yam, Yates county a few days since, and made,
inquiry for some abolitiohseiI that neigh6orhood,
lHecaled at thstouse Of MrP Pdlver the family being
absent and soon after goldswatch was missing, as
well as the f9gtlss Air p offersa reward Of $e0tor,
his apprehen sion: .,,e,,a,, -
Ws earn bv tie A proso
o NE 9Stb was made to Hs Tanar
inSss ~ m tSrtsr carseJ 90 io
;satsd IN fs mnTer If Mr. scnrry b,t WOO;
refused y: ,:t;!.s :. . & 's+ s*;:s e
Tbe bsrn If IosalY Gonns ESQ II Wasb;nos Hon f,o
Nc ,saa Ara 4hs 9stb nv sSgstSsr
aoasr NM o ay socn nssoonn
hnshss Of What gasa cox or saoooa fs,v
igsaks since VoieSt haiI sioTu niures Mr Collins,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-17

The Greeuville train of cars, in coming down to Coz
lumbia on Wednesday, rap over two negroes the pro-
perty Of Capt T J. Robertson Of Richland District,
one Of whom was instantly killed, and the other t
with but little hope of recovery They werosupPosed
TO have been asleep.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-17
tight Papers,

81 Tight Papers, -
Il particularly hard to muster up matter for
onr paper under the editorial head our exchangespre
scanned esgery, butn vain We find returns of
elections .occupy considerable attention. and we
must of necesst oI3S the wake Of ourcity CO.
temporares and give the Iesnls other Districts be.
sides our own. We take pleas1fs emtL tlel
opportunity Of saying that our elsctoh SEs
city without any unusual demohstT Tatiohs
that Of Edgefeld No necessity occurred ptaes
tical uss of thesP ?. o'sssT Ths Edge 6elda p'sof|
Thursday says 81 ~ .ss.ss
g tMondayslast being ths,frst day q sseral'
before IL oeoek am. heren Judge Wa5dlaH
directed tile Sheriff 70 Bring up thirty
who efe sworn in open Conrt preserve The peace
as far as possible during the eection,f rthsprempf
exertiops authority his Honor aese5ges the tapks
of people, as it has doubtless subsefVed
SInSefssSvie, We learn tie shas'
there was little interest Raaifsstsd ths
the election for ers, tie Legislature e and ii
vote would prSS ave been very small kad
been fof tie inteTss ,st tie election TsS.
for which Office there number 5 # ssp- @
u . s;ts f%f
proper interest should talYays be taken in our: our
elections but stlhe same time them pass 9 anstlE
let ffeemen and vote as such without
being led up as animals as is sometime case
influenced BY in the seEespf
the Law, Truth and justices We are onaising
in our hostility to all such proceedings and betoro
would have an office which had to be obtained by the
fuse of such means wa would scornthe e preferring
aueasy and quiet conscience TO
# white men who vote are free, let them act such
for, - -, =, 33SSss S. $3.50 - -
- HE is the freeman whom the truth makes dee56.;
IL And all are slaves beside y, y :sza y. est
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-17
Resignation of Col. Kershaw..

{ Lieutenant Col j., B. KershaW has resigned the
command Of the Lower Battalion 22d Regiment S. g,
al, post which be has held over six years with hon
81 to himself and satisfaction to his numerous friends
I The resignation onofG9l. Kershaw will by seniority
of rank confer the title Of lieutenant Colonel upon Ma
ior D. D. Kirkland, Of the Upper Battalion
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-17
Congressional Election.

Althc former members have been reelected with.
out opposition, except Hon: P. s. Brooks and Hon.
John Mcqueen, both Of whom have sbcenreturned by
large maorities over our delegation
therefore is as follows:
Z Hon VIM. AIKEN, 7.*t'- .@'5 = - 8
:" P. S. BRooKs g =, :: g.
"W W. W. BorcE, /? s5s.'s. q e.
sFHss L. NJ. KEIrT, g. "a, T., S2 -, L.:
: -" JouN MCQUEEN, r.. Ss.,,,,3. go
JAS L. ORR. r - 80. -. ~ ~.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-17

The steamer Princess, belonging to:Nsw Or
leans, was destroyed by fire on the sth insssht, !,
and several persons perished in the 5iamess in..
.cludins two ladies' No names have yet been,
Fasrsrtaiued. The cargo consisted Of $500
sbaissof cotton, which, with the vessel it is
'sapposed will prove total loss, $.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-17
Death Of william Keitt, 81.

r.. Wo regetto learn says the Edisto Clarion that on
Friday morning last, at o'clock this much respected
and venerated citizen district breathed his last
Inhis deathourcommunity have experienced lheiless
OF useful ctizenand exemplary christian, his inn
mediate family and friends that OF kind parent and
genuine beneactor. We truly sympathise with them
in their bereavement ~ X sir-ss,5l
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-17
Faotorage and Commission.
We call attention to the Card Of Mossrs Reeder q
DeSaussure, in our paper to-day
Auction Sales.

We invite attention 10 the sales Of Coffee and Su
gars advertised by Mordecai Co., Of Charleston ad
vertised in today's paper.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-17

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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-17

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on sednssday M the s1tl,,s at:neoa's seaPe
Races bearing NJ. .Y;;6 65smlies distant twhlle
running was struck on the STAR
sboard tsiSts feet tabaft Of the cutwa-
ster, ,Sba ans lion aIness which. dezathree
large holes the; ;shiRst below. the water,
one saboptssfSe and a.-half feet
in lengths ands one and feet wide,
tsater and TEN OF the IRON steam
the Arctic sssides:s AZ &sr.
Ebesf fogssasss esdense that the vessel could
notBes seem niinute teskeforet collision 'fhe
wheel %as patsh hard n starboad, ,sa6dthe engine
stopped andsihhst back ked at fuA speed un:
stii eiea aSfs other Steamer, which occupied
scoupie ofssniinutes. 2s,ss ( '.iss. @ s
Theptope opeliersMas believed toa besa French,
Sessek aid & sinking Capt. Luce
yimmediateiyS gave orders to- o seleatsaway1 1sthel
Tbboatss which being ldone. Gomley, the
c1iefsoficeEdleft s,hes Areticsiri chargessof the
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Forty nine deaths are reported bys the board Of
heathof Charleston, for the week ending at 10 pm.
ON Sunday z q. - -. - -. . 80
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A HARD HrT.-The Cincinnati Gazette, re.
ferring othe fact that several pnupers from Eu-
rope had been shipped back by the authorities
Of Boston, says:
eve may not object to having paupcrs sent
back to the place from whence they came, on.
ly it strikes US that a city which permits, "a po
lice court to send back white men and women
three thousand miles across the ocean, because
they are poor, ought not to make SO much fuss
about commissioner sending negro back to
Virginia because he is slave. That's ALL"
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Z MlcHIGAS-The democracy ofthe 26h sen
atorial district in Michigan, at convention
at WILLIAMSON on the 26lh ult, alter nnani-
monslys nominating Hon. Chas. z. Bush for
the State senate, adopted, also with unanimous
voice, a set of resolutions, from which we
extract the followipg ,.....,z.v ...
'.Resolued, That We cordially endorse the
declaration Of principles made by the late
democratic State convention, and hold that the
doctrine Of congressional non Intervention with
the subject of slavery in the Territories Of,
the United States is the legitimate aud, logical
deduction. from the deufocfatic theory Of
the sovereignty Of fths people; thar the people,
Sovereign are sovereign everywhere,
and ihaE all Interference by Congress with the
domestic affairs Of the people of the Territories
lfIrther than is absolutely required by their
peculiar relations to the Union, is in violation
alike Of popular rights and Of the fundamental
principles Of the democratic party"
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