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MISCELLANEOUS.
COL g M A NJ 4



NTHERE are made Mills of the various
w aizes and capacity adapted tenm, Water Horse ower
ranging five hundred dollars ench and
diameter Of Burr power apple and sbe velocity given.
These Mills OF Southern Invention, we'll Southern Manu-
faete md the ba Of their excellence rounsta their
crenng popularity extensive ae tho large capital smpoyedn
their manufacture.
The proprietor pepAedto furnish Rolten the most
superior and family four Planters md others wanting Mills and
oess the meg home manufacturers and DO
better suited by purchasing the nndefgued than depending
ca their Northern trnpa for grinding.
The following table viii show the Of the Mile
and hs car9ey pat up in accordance with printed nstru
tionssent With each mill. f5y.
nch Burr price sl0o Caracy from to bushels
Velocity nom $50 b 900 reyolusous minute. Band inches
wide.
is athBurr, price ais Capacity bushels
Velocity om2so 6O9revotiOn minute Band inches vde
Size rehe large enough for Horne Mil hzeA from u
inhes IS inches enough purpoea whassser
10 inch Burr price s9s Capacity bushels the hour
~ inch Burr price 1900 Cspactyom - 10 IL buhsls to the
hour yeocty from 400 70 GOO revolutions Band DiDches vide
sineh Barr 1850 Capacyirqn to 20 buhels 10 thol3
Velocity from 900 to 500 revelations. Band 10 Inches wia
nch Burr price $780, Capacity from ~ IS ushela otheh
Velocity from Se 10 4D minute. Band inches wide
velocity from $50 revolutions minute Band StneheH vide
The above Ma the mnuusosy complete in Land
ready M GRADING when attached appropriate aud per
printed Instructions accompanying the bill All orders left Of the
Factory ssn by mail the addrea of Willis n Coleman New
Orleans or ma Agents will with prompt attention md dispatch
TERMS CASH. and 81! Ma soil fully guaranteed
- WILLIS P. COLEMAN. PatGntss ami Proprietor =
Mr. Pickett IS Commercial Pa1e attend sale
my mills as my agen. during absence from the city.
fe2Sddwtoi'sb W. P, COLEMAN.
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WoLFE'S AROMATIC SCIiEIDAM ECHNAPPs,
FL Druggists and Merchants all dealers any article
eo1isined In the above catalogue will find il to their
ealing aendag their orders above where win b
extensive assortment OF GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES til
United and at the loves. prices. Please address
j. WRIGHT 81 co,
-. GENUINE MEDIClFE WAREHOUSE,
nsfH No.Ibl ChArlreastr NewOrfeans L
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EsTNE WATCHES, JEWNLRY. etc z4s
ILL., EA.TYLER, Sc CAMP STREET has eonstsntIyon <TlA
In rsccivtngsby arrival GOLD LEVER
DUPLEX and CYLINDER WATCHES, Of ali he ksst sAsf$
makers. ~ N1-s-nA7
Alss.FoB ARpoHAINsIsEALs ssgEysj nsvery
aoLD PENS, PENCILS, TIIIaBLEs BucB LIES ate = F.r
BRACELETS, 5EQnCH aECKLACEAR INGk ,SILYERRARE,
SPOONS and FORKS, LADIES, CASToRs, CUPS, PITCHERS
TRAYS, PLATED CASTORs, TEA JETS KS I'm
RICH FANCY GOODS, LUHfSS FINE "
10 mention
Also SPECTkCLEs, with Gold
alnasee
inland and fitted the hor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-17

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
der AT q the Legislature, on 18th March, 1855,
The Office Of this Institution will Reception
posits morning (sundays exptsd) from o'clock
Saturday evenings from 10 o'clock.
Deposte OF One Dollar and upwards will be
The empoynsnto the tunds strictly limited Of inear
GRAFTON the Public Debts Stats M
Gana, and THE City Of New Orleans. ~
Loans mortgage of
within the limits
Of the apr raised value ~ es"'
pledge this the in Ma
Orleans exceeding 50 cent of the
Interest roa derived from the ampoy of the
DO dll,sibpted semi annually among the DePositcrs.
No Trustee Indirectly the funds n, va
esiye any emoluplsnt whatever. "'s' ~
Cehcatesof deposits having interest uuo
Tor sas not $1,000
TRUSTEES.
George Eustis, A. d, Kelly, William yoe,I
W. N. Mercer, Urquhart. r. n Sntn,sSt
g. c. Duncan. A. Hsus, t;so,gs Jnn"st
WlthssHuL DokAs & ~ WOOD, Thoe.A Clark
ihoa. a. Auaus T. A. Bradford, d. d. Witier.
W. N. MERCER, Psssiden
A. d. KELLY,
% WIN. yuGEL, SYice PreSideat.
r. B. SUMNER,
D. D.. FVITHERS, Treasurer
,sined at the Office. sfs Nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-17

HoLLYWooD-Eastern Shore Of Mobile =
- Bay. Tho public 10 resp faly that The %
Above Watering Pae Tho reception
one hours from Meble by Capt Joe Armstropg's
y entirely free from mosquitoes flea abundanty up-
piled with delicious spring water. 1t 10 delightful
by ta majestic ons The bathing good ead the
shower balhs
persons desous spending the
never Known Ample
soch 40 Ang hnnling pins billiards. pistol gaeriea
sc etc. The houae Will be under OF Nh Eneeh
Es FORMERLY the VsrnndaHo New orsan who has assoeia-
ted himself with Mr. nde style Of and
public and moat especially solicit patronage.
GD Penaons leaving Mobile
FREEMAN a EvERiTT.
WILLARD FREEMAN, ENocH EvsRiTT. isis
AXE GORGE. = The F0RT WIIIIAM
HENRY HOTEL situated at the above place. will be pen
me feeePion OF guests on the 9Hh of June nert.
Thh Hotel erected September
south end " the Lake. adonng the ruins Of Will
liam Henry and hort House II has
view Of The Lake for ilea The
about 100000 23s feet in length deep
IFS feet IN the The gfousdp
beautiful with fountains
$50 guesta, and lighted with Wstsr
ae hotel rom mountain the distance mile
part Of Inc house, furnishing full supply Of hot and cold
TIE hotel comfort and convenience that
sss and is furnished "a asys not inferior to
hess The rooms are ali with couPs yentan add most
ohem connect thu. paror
rs may be PREFERRED Livery Stable ID with
my3I - DAM III GALE PfopretoY.
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NEW YORK---NEW YORK.

IN RAILING co. the sole manufacturers Of Crewes
Railing without also Of his entirely
Wire Rsng he pIettise and the made z te
Guards, Shutters Trssea, stills Lne
Railing iers Seranda Brackets Anchors eantng
notice
buildings clara Sections Of al their
81
way COT Of S8th North River myai
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-17
Change on Rail Road.

On and after MtS day the Mail and Passenger Trains
will leave Charleston for Columbia. Camden, Kings.
vile, Uhc junction Of Tie Wilmington and Manchester
roa.) and Way Stations tho Columbia and Camden
Branches. q 10 4. NJ. ard lDl0P NJ
For Augusta and all stations below Branclyille and
On the Hamburg Branch, I \. II. and 4.l5 P. NJ.
The Cars will arrive in Camden by this arrange.
ment atabont haEpast seven or eight o'clock i'll the
evening, and or mail matter will bc delivered at
about nine o'clock.
The Cars will leave Camden ir the morning at about
o'clock and arrive in Charleston al about o'clocl,
P. NJ Comment is unnecessary. We must submit
in silence to the powers that bc-wc reckon
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(DDlIWARYa

Died, in Camden S. c., on the 2sth of June, Mrs.
NANCY SlIEoRS, in the 25th year of her age
Tile deceased prolesscd faith in the Lord Jesus
Christ, and connected herself with the Baptist Church
in Camden in 1852. From the period Of her conver
sion until her death she adorned the gospel by well
ordered life and godly conversation. She was
true friend devoted wife, and an alectonae mother.
For several months previous to her departure she was
impressed with strong conviction that her earthly
pilgrimage was nearly ended She set her house in
order and when death came he found her with lrmp
trimmed and burning. She fell asleep in Jesus
with her starry pinons on,
Dressed for the flight ard ready to be gone"
Her sun went down while twas yet day"
She is not dead-shc lives and walks forever,
Through the green pastures Of land more lair,
Crowned with fresh garlands which shall wher never
Or lose their fragrance in that baimy air.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-17
The Charleston Election.

The election for Sheriff in Charleston was
quite an exciting affair, Col. John E. Carew
las been elected over his opponent, {. f. Kama.
paux, 10y near Y 900 majority. The vote was the
largest ever pocl in the city.
The Election of Col. CGrew is claimed as q
Know Nothing triumph hn, the remarks Of the
city ap"rs i" not justify ,li' assumption. The
Mrcury says:
."We share in the qualification at the result.
Although the issue Of Know Notliugism WIS
made among certain Glasses Of oar citizens, vet
it never took the form Of distinct AID geucral
issue in the community. and thrS Col. Carrw
WAS warmly supported by very many who were
able to crafty their preferences and friendship
for the man, without any sacrifice Of political
principle
The Standard is more particular, ard thus
comments on the result:
"Thc political fore" OF this result will hardly
be e>timltcl properly, 1t will doubtless b,.
regarded us triumph Of the American order;
but it would be hardly safe to say that they
alone had carried the election. There were
nearly 1000 more votes cast for Col. Carrw
than is clancd by that party. But it may be
taken as an evidence, Of the fact, that with the
Know N"lhings on one side, and the foreign
vote upon the other the conservative vote Of the
city is at present with tn" latter and to this
extent, at least it may he taken a~ Il test Of the
American sentiment Of the district
y We also subioin the comments Of the organ
Of the party, the Ereninq Ne~s:
"Wc do not claim the triumph Of Col Carew
to be strictly Know Nothing victory-a tri-
nph Of the Order proper. But We do claim that
ii is i triumph Of the American party, Of Amer
caH principles, Of American order. T'Icrc WIS
an open AMI direct issue made against Col.
Car*w on these points, by combination of the
foreign and Catholic vote aided ly many others
who oppose the Know Nothimy>."
With these lights before lis, We cannot Imagine
that Col. C;rtw> election can be property claim,
is il Know Nothing Lri"mp%.--(nrplwi"N.
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July l7th, 1856.

ARREST OF GAIT. }. G. NlcmoLs.--Rv the
steamship America, adviccS have been rccch ed
Of the arrest, at Brussels of Captain J. G..
Nichols, who, it will be crccnlIcctcd, some months
since, swimlIed, some Of our Banks and Ex.
cangc Brokers of about $4,000, by means Of
forged bills Of lading. Upon his exit from
Charleston, lie proceeded 10 New York, and
thence to Havana, whittier he had prcviousl j.
despatched Il Vessel from this port.
Mr.. H. w. Conner, jr., rs the agent Of some
OF the drfraud"l parties, proceeded to Havana,
and getting on the track Of Nichols, followed
him from point to point on the Island Of Cuba,
thence to the Islands oE Trinidad. Santa Cruz
and Jamaica, when sn<pccting IN intention on
the part Of the fugitive Of proceeding TO Europe
in the West India steamer, he returned to lIa-
vana, had the necessary papers made out, and
forwarded, by WAY Of New York. to Liverpool.
Nichols, upon reaching Southampton, proceed.
ing to London thence to L;'epool. and thence
to the Continent: and rs W" have before stated,
WAS arrested in Brussels. where he will await a
rcquiSili0n from the Federal Government and
be brought home for trial.
Mr.. Conner, throughout this long pursuit, has
manifested m energy, p rs 'vrrance anI sagacliy
which would have reflected credit on maturcr
years, and its successful result has disappointed
nearly every one who was acquainted with the
difficulties by which it was surrounded.
Charleston Neruy.
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MELANCHOLY EFFECTS OF lNsANlTY.-A per-
son calling himself n. S. Paretti arrived here
yesterday afternoon by the cars from Columbia.
lie went to the Mills House, where he shut
himself up in his room, tore considerable sum
of money up, scattered the fragments over the
floor, and set fire to his bed and all that was
intlamable in the room.-The smoke Issuing
through the intcrs;iccs of tho door attracted
persons who broke it open. lie said to them
good bye" and precipitated himself ont of the
fourth story window. His fall was broken by a
tree which he injured considerably: Ho reach.
cd the ground in state ofinsens1blilty and with
broken back, be is now at the Hospital and
cannot recover. Charleston ferS 18Th lnst
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DEATH OF JoHN T. GooDwyv--Wc learn
with deep regret the dcath yesterday OF one of
our Most c,timable citizens. Young in years.
but mature in all the accomplishments Of liz.
no one sooner acquired the esteem and respect
of his f,Ilow-citizcns, and no one Of his are has
passed away from amongst us more universally
regretted.
SAIng suffering from steadily increasing disease
hb Stained his atll;clions with the tnrtilule Of
the sChris,ian warrior, whose faith bears him
trinmrllantIy to his heavenly home. He died
as he has ever lived, at peace with God and man.
South Cdrolin,on l1M inst.
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MAGNETIC CAR BEAHE.--Wc had die plea
sure yesterday of witnessing. in company with
a large Number Of our r;lizrus. the lr>i rxp,ii-
ncn Of Mr.. :. \. krnnrdy will III, u"w in.
vci.,cd Magnetic Car Brake. The NJ. ,, ,.ar.
constructed Ike the ordinary l,l,,i":... cars.
Lut Of small dimcn>n<, WIS r:acrL nn,n am
inclined track, and the cxi~rim mt d"rn"a,tra
ted satisfactorily the facility ami efficiency Of
t!I" proposed method Of bringing the brake 10
bear upon the wheels We will not attempt
TO explain the pccuIiarlirs Of construction or
the ncaus Of applying the magnetic power,
further than to state that it is prnpusrd to fur.
ni>lI each brake with a m ,gnc! of The necessary
power, and II connect together all the brakes
by connecting wires. placing under the band
of the rnnl!rr tie mriInS Of clusin. the mag,
nc,ic circuit, aud Of thus bringing the brakes to
bear upon the wheels. This power he can ap-
ply either in>tantancouSy y or gradually by sic.
cc>sIvc manipnatinns. AS to the extent Of The
power which can be brought TO bear. we see
no reason why there should be any limit to it.
1t may he rs great as can possibly be obtained
by the most powerful magnet, whilst in its ap-
p!icaiion it may be regulated with fur more
certainty than can possibly be attained by the
ordinary cal'Stan brakes.
We regard Mr. kenncd vs. experiment rs nj.
together successful, and are pleased to learn
that, having associated with him two gentle
men of onr district, he will at once apply for !,
patent and take the necessary STEPS to bring
the invention before the IubIic-- rHcstr .Staa
dayd,
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DRINKING EY THE AcRE.-An Iris h gentle.
man, resident in Canada, was dc>irous of per-,
Suadng his sons TO work rs back-wood<. men
instead of trttering away their constitutions
and money in luxuries and pleas urc; and, as
champagne costs in America something more
than a dollar bottle, whenever the old gentle.
man saw his sons raise the bright sparkling wine
to their lips, he used humorously to cxcam to
them, "Ah my boys, there goes IN acre of land
trees and allr-Sr r. Hcad'S "Emigrant."
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Groggery-ism.

We have been casting pearls before swine. We
have received the following reproof from individual
who keeps Il gr"s.Shop n Market street. lie is
specimen Of ns". WHO. having received the privileges
OF American citizenship insist that the flood-gatc
shall hc kept open for gangs equally lccrous. 1t is
To purify the country rom such parties that reform
Of the naturalization laws has become necessary. All
COOL citizens naluraI!zcd or native, will aid in the
work-Ere. Nem>.
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CHARLESTON, July Ith. 1853.

Edj'oTS Of III" Ercaiag N'1rs:
Youis please to send on AS SOON As POSSIBLE your
bill against me for subscription to yo.r Mt~'ruth, dirty
Paper and will settle the amount of it. Discontinue
tie same from Date aud watch yourCarr crs that none
Of them leaves the paper Ly mistake OF any other
way with my house as am not willing to loose the
most part of my cos,umcrs by keeping Il dcspcd Pa
per like the Evening News under my roof.
". WOLF, Market street
Why did you not aid Bro. NsGs that Prohibitory
LIQUOR Law is wanted in your city for just such char
sc,crs? These keep the food.ga open night and
dav, aud dclugc your cil with the streams of poverty,
disease and death. These miserable rum-dcns, on
Market street particularly, arc enough TO uGst your
CITY with oathsome diseases and all manner fwrecll-
cdncss.
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For The CUmden JDmuai.
Office o. lie GRAND Srriisr.
Grand Division. S. of 4. (

Bro. Warren Il am authorized l.v Bro. A.
b. Towers, Of Anderson, t, say that Delegates
attending the meeting Of The Grand Division III
that place on the 2Glh inst, will lac allowed To
pass up or the g. L. G. Rail Road, and return,
for ONE FARE. Fratrrnallv vomrs,
L. J. DELAY, G. s.
July l1th, 1855.
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D1ABoLIcAL ATTEMPT TO DESTROY FAMILY
--providencc, July l3--Last night a keg Of
powder WI, placed under bed in the house Of
John Tucker, ncar'this city, and was exploded
by train leading outside. Tile house was de
slroyrd, but Tucker and his family miraculously
escaped.
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DGAru OF AN EproR.--Thc Sparianhurg
Express makes tie following sad announce.
men:
1T is cur painful dnty to announce ihe death
OF cur associate, friend and brother Edmund
Jones Henry, Departed this lite, at the residence
of his parents, in this village, on Saturday, the
It'll inst, aged 2G years. His disease was one
Of the heart, the first premoni,ons of which ap
pearcd two months ago. In a few days from
the time he sought medical advice, he was in.
formed by his physician that his stay on earth
would he short, and not more than week af.
ter we stood around to see him die. After Il
few days existence, apparently at the door Of
death, his disease seemed more likely to yield
to medicine, and in few more days, there was
visible an improvement, which his friends fond
ly hoped would be lasting This improvement
was never admitted by his physician as likely
to be permanent"
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A little girl was told to spell fermcnt, and
give its meaning, with sentence in which it
was used. The following was literally her an
IF e.rm ent, verb, signifyns to
work Il love to ferment in the garden.
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For the Camden Journal.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.

am composed OF thirteen letters.
Ny /, Q, s, is river in n. C.
Ny IL, l3, 6, l2, is production Of the earth.
My I, ., I, -, S, was great invention.
My 5,3, l2, s, was celebrated pugilist.
Ny Q. ., l, ., TO- is country in Asia.
My I, ., Q, 10, IL, was an nfdel author
My 10, Q, 10, 6, is number
My Q, 20, was heathen god.
My whole is what every one should do.
J. NJ. M*S$**
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-17
From the Eiansboro' Regis
The Land Tax.

Tax Collector Of our District, Mr.. B. d. Kirk
land, for the following classification Of and tax
on lands in our District:
River Bottom land. 5,54J acrcs-Sl.50
on the hundred s SO II
lst quality Upand 4,I59 acres-fOc
oi, tic hundred So CO
"a quality Upland. GG,l9l acrcs-J0c.
TIE hundred $50 50
3d q;av Upland. 3ss 1903 acres-2oc
On tue hundred II6 SO
Total. AGA S9S acres. Sl226 Gl
From this it will appear that while land, OF
which there is Il surplus, aud is inIm"vahIr, Is
taxed Oh an average Of about Id cent per
acre; negro property, Of which there is Il
scarcity, and which is movable, although con-
slilrting the Labor of the country, is taxed at
the rate Of 60 cents per head. Lands, although
unproiuclive, unless under cultivation, by be-
ing exempt from tax: aud not being able TO run
away, are bought up readily by every planter
fortunate enough to accumulate Il little su' plus.
Negro property is hgh but as high us it is,
traders have nevertheless paid the highest price
aild carried them out west The present >ys-
tcm OF taxaton actually tends to drive it from
au.ong lis. Take the tax entirely from negroes
a"d place It oh land. is, il our opinion the true
policy. We feel perfectly convinced, il that
were '!"''', Il very mp"riant cause OF the great
tide OF emigration from our State would be
rr,nuved. We have lands enough; what we
want is labor. How unwise is it then to be
rxcnplins that of which there is Il surplus, aud
taxing that f"r which there is crying de-
ua"d
There a.e Two .r.at inducements for cmigra
lion; the first is, high price Of lands here, and
low lrce "u, west, which enablc lardhuldrrs to
sell icrc AID buy out there at Il handsome
profit; tie second is, the higher price OF rc.
grocs ont wv>i !ian iierc, thus enhancing their
value by removal. Transferring ;he tax tr"nl
1t, crne> to "nd viii tend materially To The re
mrva Of both Of these Inducements.
We hope the subject will lie discussed. South
Carolina has lost more by emigration than any
othcr State in the Onion: that fact is c>tab
l>hcl by census returns. Her soil is far from
being the least productive Of the States. Some
other cause ;Erl poor lands, for this sad fact,
exists. Let the PEOPLE reflect oil it. and We
have M d .,.b: it can be traced directly to our
inudcions system Of taxation. Let it he
changed then let our Legislators see to it; and
if they fail, let the people see that men arc
placed in the legislature who will correct it.
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The brass cannon belonging to the State were spiked
at Worcester Massachusetts,, on the night Of the Sd
by some of the abolitionsts to prevent their for
q sautc on the ilh.
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MANCHESTER R. Il. SToCK.-Sevcnty shares of the
capal stock Of the ". & Manchester Railroad stock
wcro disposed Of the other day at Sumtcrrillc S. c.
at $6O,5O per share
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SOUTHERN CoLLEGEs.-Thcro ono hundred and
bama
There arc one hundred and twelve students in tho
University Of Alabama
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BANK OF CuARLoTIE.-Tbs institution has de
clarcd dividend Of per cent for the past months
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.si;Hu;,2 Meeting OF The st0ckhOld-
crs of the Grccnville Eeai:rO;td Conn
ts;;:1lS'.


r. Inc, inc '"|"1 ~ '''vy,'s o' tnc u''In'', ana
C"'"'''o''' ~ ''1'To N',i,r,''y "'> ',," ~ ~ A"'H
N"'' "' "'t III '''" -"' '''>'>' ''e '"er'3
WIS !''''''''''V">' """ ''S i'"e''0''S> e"'re!
SATISFACTORY. Is
me I"''t'"" -! "''''.'S''''l',''iS tue L'"'','S
1'o''1 "'tn 'he "ter"'"H Co"'l'n! "as tne
most "$'''nS '"l'c before Inc h're''"S' We
learn that tir large nHj'nty OF the steel; was
opposed t" III" anna Sal''atIon ut Present. Alter
c"n>iicr'Iic di>c">>io'l' 1t WIS Resolved that Il
c@m'n!iir" OF nn", OF winch the President o the
C"mrahy Should BE- hartman, shall take th"
sHhject INTO toN>iI*rat'on' ana report at the next
a;"u"i hi%r,."2 Vi the >t"c'>ioi'ciS,
"" ".n'ei.'';nd that II WAS "I>' resolved thHt
u" no'id "i Directors ''e authorized To issue
h""i5 % me Company, % inc extent u wv" "''
IFt' m! h'ty tH'">a'',' "n;''iS' II :" nue.. y"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-17

by His Errellency George Washington
Commonder-in- Chicf: The General most ear.
nestly requires and expects due observance Of
the Article of war established for the govern
ment Of the army which forbid cursing and
swearing and drunkenness: and in like manner
requires and expects Of all officers and soldiers
not engaged in actual duty, punctual attend.
arcs on divine service. to mplore the blessings
Of heaven upon the means used for our safety
and dcf,ncc"