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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-30
Captain Galatians Address 10 tho
people of TexaS--The Battle.

Eagle pass Oct 4, lS55.-Fellow Citizens
AS commander Of the expedition which recently
departed from your midst, to destroy the en-
campment Of the Lipan Indians, and to cxter.
inmate the warriors of that tribe of sasares
deem it my duty to report to You my progress,
actions and success.
On the Oath Of September, was joiuej on the
Laeon by two companies Of volunteers under
Captain WIN. r. Henry Of San Antonio, of
Segun, and proceeding ty- regular marches from
that place after the Indians, arrived on the 29th
September on the Rio Grande. at the mouth Of
Los Moros. Here found that it was next tc
impossible to follow the sasages further, on ac.
count of the high water in The Rio Grande.
Waiting hers O few days for the high waters TO
subside, to bo purpose, | determined 10 march
dowu to Eagle Pass, about thirty miles distant,
and cross the river if I could and proceed direct
ly to the camp OF the Indians, wEich was situated
about IS miles west of the river, near the city Of
San Fernando.
Having arrived at the town Of Eagle Pass.
received from the AcAde Of picdr1s Negras.
opposite said town, and from the citizens of the
Rio Grande generally, the warmest assurances
Of aid and support, by both men and means, in
my efforts to serve our common country, as wei,
as that of our republican neighbors, BY the des.
truction of a band Of svage outlaws, which has
long infested our frontier numbering our wives
and children, and dePredating upon our proper.
ty.
On the I'd instant, crossed my men-part at
this town, and part few miles below at sort
offord, where on account ofhigh water we had
great difficulty in swimming our horses. On
the 23d, resumed my march onward to the In
dian encampment; at the head of one hundred
and eleven rangers and volunteers. At noon we
encamped on small stream ten miles west of
the Rio Grande, where we refreshed ourselves
and horses. Up to this time the Mexican au
thorites and citizens had shown us much kind.
ness and evinced their good wishes as to the Sue
cess of the expedition and many even volunteer.
cd to enlist under me but none were received.
After incoming it an hour or two we marched
on toward San Fernando beyond which were
the Indian camps. Having proceeded some ten
tsHes aJosg the highway TO the city over a widely
extended prairie, about 8 in the afternoon, while
marching leisurely along, we deserted three
horsen,cn approaching us from mot Of timber
about mile to The ncsthwasd. At first those
men were not noticed, We supposing the,c to be
Mexican horsemen. bus on tAeir approaching
within two hundred yards Of us, We discovered
them to be Indian Chieftains, ready dressed and
painted Tor battle, and they were evidently slriv.
ing to decoy us from our position.
Forming my men in line along the road
waited for tie ena'ny to begin tie battle--ior
by this time large numbers Of them had emerged
iron, the timber, seemingly with the intention o
Attacking US, they soon spread ont in front of IL:
and to oar right and left, to the amount of seve
ral huplrel hqrscmen, anq tco'nmcncsd to tir,
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The Annals of San Francisco

Tie Annals Of San Franc1scO;
INDIA, China, and Japan, by Bayard Taylor
l. Hidden Path,
Leaves from Family Journal,
Light and Darkness,
Old Farm House. Kate Aylesbury,
Ellie, or the Human Comedy,
Cleve Hail. by Miss Sewell,
The Missing Bride, by Mrs. Southgate,
Old Tales for Youth, Golfers Shakespeare,
Lippincotts Gazetteer Of the World,
Annals School Books &C.
Oct. 30,-tE ALEXANDER YOUNG.
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Attention---Camden Light Infantry

DURSU ANT to order from It. COL Warren you
i are hereby notified to be and appear at the Com
pany Rendezvous properly armed and equipped for
drill and review, Saturday the oath November, at
10 o'clock A. N.
The officers will meet at the same time and place
the day previous for drill and instruction.
By order Capt. Ancrum.
Oct 23-td q. J. DELAY, Clerk.
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ly CAMDEN BAZAAR. -@T

IL CAMUEN BAZAAR. -ET
A CuOIGE selection Of new
n FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Just received, which will be sold on moderate terms.
Our stock consists OF
Rich Cashmere and Scottish Plaids,
Plain and Figured Mouslin Delaines,
French Merino, assorted coors
Cold and Blk Alpaca and Bombazine,
New style Calico, Ginghams, Furniture Chntz,
Black and Colored Silks
Broad Cloth, Cassimercs, Satnetts,
Kentucky Jeans, Kerscys and Linscys
White, Red and Yellow Flannel,
Assorted colors of Suck Flannels,
Shawls, Cloaks Tama,, Mantillas, cf the latest
sty;oc, Bird Ego Diapor and Damask Table Covers,
Ladies' and Gents Pocket IIandkercliefs
A hne assortment Of Muslin and Cambria Edging
and Inserting, Cambria Bands and Frilled Lace Ed
gngs, Silk illusions and Bobihet Laces Needle Work
Collars and Uuderseeves, Chemizettcs and Inside
Capes, Fine Grape Shawls, &c.
a heavy stock Of Domescks Bleacled and Brown
Sheengs and Shrtings Bleached and Brown Drillings
Country Linseys, and Plaid Homespun for Servants
wear together with fine lot OF Blankets
Bonnet Ribbons and Innings, Tabs, Wreaths and Ar.
tifcials, Grapes aud Florence Silks.
HOSIERY.
A good assortment, consisting Of Cotton, Worsted
and Silk, for Ladies and Gentlemen White and Black
Silk Mitts, White and Colored Silk Gloves, Kid and
Buck do Gauntlets and Wooen Gloves for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Several pieces of fine CARPETING.
CLOTHING.
A general assortment Ready Made Clothing
Gents fine Dress Coats, Pants and Vests Overcoats,
Business Coats, sc. India Rubber Coats, Cloaks,
Pants and Leggins. India Rubber Caps, &c.
Shirts Merino, Lanbswool and Silk Undershirts La
dies Silk Vests. In short. everything in the clothing
line Hat can be called for.
A good assortment Of HATS, CAPS, BONNETS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
A general assortment Of Hardware and Cutlery.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Brown, Crushed and Clarified Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee Molasses,
White Wine and Cider Vinegar
Table and Sack Salt
Tea Spices, Starch, and Soap,
Other articles to numerous to mention. Call at
Oct. %, M. DRUCKER i co.
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rcpublishers who offer all Of the Foreign Reviews at
reduced rates, towit:
Any one Review or Blackwood, S. year. Black
wood and one Rerlew-or any two Reviews, So
The four Reviews and Backwood, $lO Four copies
to one address, $40.
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Religious Notice.

The Rev. Bishop Jas. O. Andrew, Of the Methods,
Episcopal Church South, will preach at Bethlehem
Church, Bishopvlllc, Sumter District on Sunday the
llth Of November, at eleven o'clock A. n.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
Later From Europe.

HALIFAX, n. S, October 24.--The British
Mail ship Atriea has arrived at this port with
advices from Liverpool to the 18th inst.
Kars still held out. Affairs in Sebastopol
were quiet with the exception Of stray shot
now and then from the Russian batteries There
had been slight engagement near Kertch in
which the Allies had the advantage. Tho
Allies were menacing Pereknp, The bombard.
ment of Odessa by the fleet was soon expected
The Allies were making active preparations
on the Danube.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Battalion,
22d Regiment, s. G. M

LIBERTY HILL, Oct. 2e, 1856.
THIS BATTALION is hereby ordered to parade at
i Flat Rock, on Saturday, the 18th day Of Novem.
ber next armed and equipped as the law directs for
drill and review. The line will be formed at IL
o'clock A. NJ
Tho Commissioned and non-Commissioned officers
will assemble the day previous for drill and instruc-
ton. Ry order of Major j. L. Jones.
Oct 80, VIM r. TAYLOR, Adutant
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Estate Sale of Negroes.

WILL be sold before the Court House door m
w Camden, on the first Monday in November
next NINE LIKELY NEGROES, belonging to the
Estate of the iatc John c. West. Terms made known
on day Of sale. CATHERINE T. ECCLES
Oct. est. Administrative,
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Attention---Camden Light Infantry.
VOU are hereby summoned TO be and appear at the
Il Company Rendezvous in front of Temperance
Hall, on Saturday November 18th, at o'clock ?.
NJ, armed and equipped for drill and inspection
By order Capt Ancrum.
Oct 3o-3t. W. F. PERRY, o. S.
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Daniel Webster was once asked at q ball
by fop, who thought a good deal of his own
dancing, Don't you dance, sir? | never see
YOU dancing No. said Mr.. Webster, in his
peculiar manner" never had tie capacity to
learn how, sir.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-30

Ry We are authorized to announce Rev.
JOHN II. JOY, as Candidate for reelection
to the office of Ordinary for kcrshaw District
at the ensuing election.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

sWWe are authorized to announce Capt
B. Jones as candidate for COLONEL, of the
22nd Regiment, S, c. NJ. at the ensuing elcc-
on.
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Independent Fire Engine Company.

VNHE members of this Company will appear at the
i Engine House Oh the 18th proximo at o'clock
P NJ, in full uniform for parade.
They will also attend Business Meeting at o'clock
at Company Hail. By order
0ot 23-f JOS NJ. GAYLE, Sect'y.
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Acc1DENT.-We learn by private letter from
q friend at Walterboro, S. c. that two Sab
baths ago, at the Methodist Church in that
place while divine service was in progress, and
the building crowded to overaowing, the front
gallery instantly gave way, and came down
with fearful crash, upon the heads Of those
who were seated underneath. The gallery was
filled with negroes, and gave way under the
weight The CONSERVATION and confusion is
described as having bceI great, many supposing
that the entire building was falling. S,range to
say, no person was killed though several were
more or less injured. ...
Sumter Watckman 24h inst
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Our Rail Road Arrangements.

A correspondent has handed US the following com.
munication, which we insert with pleasure. The sub.
jec is calmly and reasonably considered We endorse
the same and recommend it to the attention of our
citizens:
To c. j. Shannon
and l.. H. Patterson. Esqs.
GENTLEMES:-We look to you as the guardians Of
our pecuniary interest in the S. G. Rail Road-and
also that you that our convenience he consulted
provided the same be not at too great cost to the
Company.
We do not expect the Company TO run special
Train for our accommodalion-but cannot our Train,
which to Kingsvile, return here by 10 o'clock,
and leaving Camden at p. N. return to Kingsville
and thus connect with the Charleston night tran-by
adding two freight cars to that train, loaded
for Camden, and which could be brought on by our
Passenger Train, it would add much to our accommu.
dation in getting up perishabe articles
Transient visitors are deferred from visiting Cam.
den, ours being truly night train; the Wednesday
and Saturday arrangement is simply ridiculous-not
allowing time enough for the Engine driver to rub of
md oil the journals of his Locomotive.
The fact is, the unjust discrimination, made against
the Camden Branch has driven off every passenger
who is not obliged to travel on it.
These things should be looked into and to you we
make our first application. KERSHAW.
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Auction Sales

WILL be promptly attended to by the undersign.
w cd. until the end Of the present year. Orders
may be left at his former place Of business or at the
store of Messrs. A. n. & R. Kennedy
Oct. 23-l0t. a. J, DELAY
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SERVED Them RreHr.-On late trip of
the steamboat Charleston, when about forty
miles above Memphis, an escape pipe explod-
ed, killing few horses, and otherwise creating
considerable excitement In the midst Of the
alarm, two valorous individuals, who had
probably taken lessons under the crew oI the
Arctic made their way through The crowd Of
women and children and getting into the yawl,
cut the rope and refused to let any one else get
in with them Fortunately, however, there
was proven to be no danger, and our consider
ate passengers returned to the boat. when they
were Immediately put ashore on sand island
in the middle Of the river, and left alone to
ruminatc on tho principles of selfpreservation
and the best means of extricatng themselves
from their unpleasant situation.
The names of these miserable things ought
to be given, al.y man who could be guilty Of
such base selGshness ought to be held up to the
just indignation of the world. Who are they!
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SYNOD AT CEDAR SpRIscs.-This venerable
body ofthe clergy Of the Associate Reformed
Church Of the South and West, convened 9Th
instan, at the above named Church in this Dis
trict. The meeting was well attended and ex-
cited great interest in the surrounding country.
Quite an array Of talent and learning gave bril-
liancy 10 the occasion, and much important
business came up for discussion. Among the
distinguished members present, was Dr.. J. Il.
Pressly, Of Ohio, formerly of this District, and
one of the ablest men it ever produced. After
an absence gilmore than thirty years he returns
to the scene of his boyhood and early ministerial
labors, hoary with the frost of age but still
stout in frame and unabated in intellectual
force. The committee appointed by the Old
School Presbyterian Church to appear at this
Synod in behalf of an amalgamation ofthe two
Churches it seems, failed to attend; frcm what
cause, wo have not been informed. We are
glad to see that comforting committee was
appointed b. this Synod to give the subject
thorough Observation-Disclosures Banner
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Commercial Intelligence.

THE LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKEr had been
irregular. and declined from lid q Sd, per
80. Fu'r Uptam and the lower grades had
sdeclined most. The sales during the week
comprised only 1000 bales including 5000
bales to spectators and exporters.
The Circular Of Messrs. Brown & Shipley
says that there was great depression and
almost panic in Fur Mobile and MiddHng
Uplands. The lower qualities, however, had
declined most, and there being more sellers
than buyers forced sales were made, and in
some cases a decline of nearly I'D per lb.
submitted to. The market closed stcader in
consequence of the Bank Of England not having
advanced its rate of interest.
The LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs Market
FLOUR had advanced Is and Wheat Sd. Corn
was active at previous rates,
STATE OF TRADE-The adyices from Man.
chester are unfavorable.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET was tighter.
Consols closed at 81 l.2. american Stocks were
ursalcable.
General Intelligence
The allied fleets were before Odessa.
The papers state that the Russians had with.
drawn from the North side of Sebastopol to.
wards Bclbeck, although few had been left in
the Forts. The Car was at Nicolaief attending
a Council Of War
The French were concentrating men and
munitions of war at Silistra.
Austria has issued Circular in which she
says that although Prussia is at liberty to act
as mediator the present is not the proper
time and that the Western Powers must follow
up their advantage and not treat with Russia
until she is expelled from the Crmea.
An engagement had taken place between
the Russians and the Turks in Asia, in which
the Turks lost 400 men killed, and Ali Pacha
was taken prisoner. The garrison at Ksrs was
reduced to extrcmities, but Omar Pacha was
advancing to raise the siege.
Advices from the Baltic state that nineteen
Russian merchantmen had been captured on
the coast of Finland.
Denmark has invited all the maritime powers
including the United States, to Congress at
Copenhagen, to settle the question relative to
the Sound Dues.
The Ministry ofGrecce had resigned, and
new Cabinet formed
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.y The friends of KENNETH McCAS-
KILL, announce him as a Candidate for Or.
dinary of Kershaw District at the ensuing
election.
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From NEwBERRY.-The Newbery Mirror
publishes an address to the voters of that
District from Col. Moorman, announcing his
resignation as Senator, on account of i'll health
and adds the following:
"Col. Moorman has served our District for
a long time, both as Representative and q
Senator and in a manner highly satisfactory to
his constituents; and his withdrawal from the
public service will be regretted by his hume.
rous friends. In his retirement he will carry
with him the sincere sympathics of those friends
on account of the affliction which has made this
step on his part necessary"
Gen. A. c. Darlington and Mr.. John P.
Kinard, are announced as candidates for the
vacancy.
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