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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE.
JAMES R. MORGAN,

BOOT AND SHOE N4NUF4 CTUPER
DEGS to inform the Ladies and public generally of
- camden, that he hascommcnccd business as above
at the shop occupied by Mr.. I. b. Alexander enc
dor north Of Dr. Zemps Drug Store where he Intends
manufacturing and making to measure Ladies' Gentle
mems and Misses Boots Shoes and Caters of the best
materials and workmanship on very reasonable terms
for cash or approved credit and trusts from his many
years experience in cutting and manufacturing for the
patronage.
Storekeepers trading in Boots and Shoes may have
the sizes filed up on short notice. and on advantageous
terms. Boots, Shoes and Caters neatly repaired.
N. Ball kinds Of country produce Except prom.
ses) taken in exchange for Shoes. July l0-Gm.
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SHERIFF SALES.

pf virtue Of sundryowrts OF Fl. Fa to me directed
- will sell on the first Monday in August next, il
being the 9th day OF said month, before the Court
House door at Camden between the legal hours OF
sale the following property to-wit:
One Tract of Land containing sixteen hundred acres
more or less lying on the waters of Lynches Creek,
adjoining lands of Robert Kirkley Daniel Gaskin,
Est. Of Jos Hough, Est. Jos. Clark, and John H.
ruesde levied upon as the property Of Jesse Horton
at the suit of Thos. Baskin.
Also. one Tract Of two hundred and fifty acres more
or less lying in the Fork Of Big and Little Lynchcs
Creek levied upon as the property Of Ella Copeland a.:
tile suit of Wiley Branum
Also, one other Tract of two hundred and seventy
acres more or less lying on the waters of Beaver
Dam, adjoining lands Of Lockhart and Others levied
on as !he Propertyof E. Stokes at the suit of William
Huugh. E. BARNES XXI.
July H. % I'd,
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South CarOlina---KcrSha District

by John r. joy, Esquire, Ordinary.
VTHERBAS, Robert W. Love. applied to me for
w Letters Of Administration on ALL and singular,
the goods and chattels, rights and credits Of Samuel
Baskin, late Of the District aforesaid, deceased:
These ore. therefore, TO cite and admonsh all, and
Singular the kindred and creditors Of the said de-
ceased to be and appear before at onr next Ordina
rvs Court for the said District, to he holden at Kcr
shaw Court House On the thircth day of July inst,
to show cause il any, why the said administration
shonld not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal this sixteenth day
Of July, in the year o! our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffty.fve, aud in the eghtieth
year Of American Independence.
July ltd JOHN r. JOY, 0. K D.
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To The Ladies.

'TNIIE undersigned mas on hand at the cod Corner
i several hundred dollars worthof Ladies' Srmme.
Dress Goods which, 10 close. lie will offer Oh the fol-
lowing favourable terms. For cash at cast on time
at advance of fifteen per cent. Among the goods
arc rich Silks tissues, Grenadines Barcgcs Printed
Muslms sc. Also, Brantes and Printed Linens, ot
the richest styles aud finest qualities.
July l0,-tf +. W. BONNEY.
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SOUTH CARoLIFTA
LIFE HNsUgGaHCE COMPANY.

Hon. v. +. pLSAvssuRE. President.
Prof g. T. McCAY, Acnary.
DR.. JoHH FISHER, Treasurer
4 HOME COMPANY. with ample capital, has
n been orgaLizc. 4, Cr!lmhia under favorable aus.
pces 70 insure tie lsy1s rf wic re:s,:s ana ne.socs
The rates are lower ;l!nn those oi Northern Compa.
MOS for resi- ,"nts q. the S"Ith
From ihcs. low rate, our.iDuth :s ticdc:cl for the
first year.
All profits divided annually III cash among the
the insured.
The amount insured may be made payable to tho
wife or the wife and children free from the claims Of
creditors
For circulars explaining the objects and rates of the
Company ard the steps to be taken to effect insurance.
apply to J. A. YOUNG Agent for Camden
June &c &c t.
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$50, OO0!
CLASS Is.
S Prizes Of
&c, &c, &c,

+os Prizes, amounting to $4,000
B Agents wanted in every town and city in the
Union. On application the TENS will be forwarded
Remember every Prize drawn at each drawing un.
der the superintendence of Col. Geo NJ Logan aud
las A. Nisbet Esq. gentlemen who are sworn to
faithful performance of their duty. Prizes paid when
due without discount s5s- All orders, rely on it.,
strictly confidential Bills on all solvent Banks taken
at par.
Whole Tickets So; Halves 81: Quarters 50.
Address JAMES F. WINTER. Manager
July It'll Macon, Ga
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TOTHS,E..

'B>HE subscriber having sometime since bouyilt out
the entire STOCK IN the House formerly conducted
under the name Of ". H. BTrs lie has now on hand
a large stock Of Coach and Bng.sr Harness. Ir!dcs
Saddles and everything else usually kept in his line
which he will sell low for CASH or 10 punctual Gus.
toners. Work done 10 ortcr and warranted Re.
pairing done in the neatest ma:,ler and at shortest
notice. Those wanting Coach. Buggy or Wagon liar
ness or anything else in my line will please call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
June l9-tf TIIOS. r. WHEAT
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THE CENTRAL HOUSE,
rnrTuRIA. s. g..

THE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and
i the public generally, that he has opened IT the
above HOUSE, on the corner OF klcharason anu lay
Ior streets so long and so fayora5ly known as Mrs.
Hilegas for The reception of permanent and transient
boarders. The House has been recently enlarged and
fitted up in the most modern style. His rooms are
large and well ventilated His table will always be
supplied with the best the market and the season will
afford and he hopes that by the constant and unre'
hitting attention Of Mrs. McMahon ana ninsci' 10
deserve secure and retain share of the public patron
age. JAMEo NeNAnoN;
July 10, 2S ~
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Camden Bazaar.

WE have just received large aud we'll selected
w Stock of Spring and Summer Goods
consisting Of Fancy Prints, and Ginghams, Colored
and Figured Barege, Bersge Delains, Plain EmLroi.
dered and Dotted Swiss Jaconst aud Checked Mus
lins Bishop Lawns, plain black and Fancy Six, in.
side Capes, Collars and Chemizettea end Undsr
Sleeves, Swiss Muslin and Cambria Edgng and In.
scrting.
A large assortment OF Cotton, Linen, and Thread
Laces white black, plain and figured Bobinetts silk
Illusion, fine Grape and Silk Shaws Berage and Silk
Mautias.
A fne assortment of Fancy, plain and Black Ron.
net Ribbons Grapes Of different Colours black Bonn.
baziues and Alpaca Irish and Grass Linens Cotton
and Long Cloth Sheeting Dmmety Table Damask.
Embroidered Window Curtains, Oil Silks, and Oil
Cloths large assortment Of fancy Linen for Gentle
mems wear Summer Cassimcrs, and Drap d'tae, Gen.
temen and Ladies Gauze and Merno and Silk Vests
Bird Eye Diapers, Mosquito Netting, Knitting Yarn.
Bed tick Lancaster and Marseiiles Quilts, etc.
good assortment Of Hosiery. White and Coored
Hose. Brown and black do. Half Silk Hose and
Half Hose for Ladies ard Gentlemen. 4 large a..
sortment OF Gloves Elack and silk MittS Cotton, Lin.
On and Silk Thread, Black, White and Fancy Kid and
Ladies and Genemens Gauutlrts large ass0rt.
neut Of Dress Trimmings, Summer Lawn and Cam.
brio Handkerchief. for Ladies and Gentlemen In.
fants ard Misses Needle Work Dresses. Also some
npo embroidered Silk Handkerchief
Other articles too numerous to mention.
w! z have just received large and vol selected
W stock Of BONNETS consisting Of Straw. Leg.
horn, and Fancy Silk,
Also
HATS Of different kinds and quality, which will b
sold on moderate terms. Ladies and Gentlemen are
requested to call and examine Stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere, as We feel conadont that We will
not fail to please them both in quality, style and
prices.
4 Large assortment Of Fancy Groceries, Rio and ia.
n va Coffee, Brown. Crushed and Clarified ST..
gars, West India and New Orleans 4olsssss, White
Wine and Cider Vinegars, Bacon, Plot4 and Rice.
Table and Sack Salt Young Hyson, Gunpowder and
Black Teas. Starch, Nutmegs Pepper Spices Ginger.
Tallow. Adamantine and Sperm Candies Other. ifti.
clos too tedious to mention. largo stock Of Had.
ware and Cutlery. and good assortment Of CrocKsry.
Call and examine our stock
April "a II. DRUCkER & co.
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FLOUR MILLS.

TNHE subscriber takes this method to make it known
l. that his Mill is now completed. Having taken
great pains in fixing up expressly for manufacturing
flour, no solcits share OF public patronage. His
Mill is a stream that has never failed. ID miles
below Camden. WM. II. SANDERS.
June S, % If.
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Stock Of Drugs for Sale.

OFFERING very excellent chance to commence
" business. The entire assigned stock Of Drugs
Oils, Paints and Fancy Articles OF Mr.. z J. Delay,
will be sold bargain. to any ono desrous o: com.
mencing business. The stand is amongst the best in
Camden, will pay handsomely any one devoting his
energy and attention to the business The stock
amounts to about $4,000 at Invoice cos and cali DO
bought at considerable dscount Meantime, great
inducements will be offered 10 Physicians Planters
and others to purchase largely the stock mnst be
sold at early day. \. N. +. KENNEDY.
May y29-t. Ass:gnees.
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BricRlayimg and Plastcring.

THE subscriber will attend promptly and faithfully
! l. to all orders entrusted 10 him in the above line
which may be loft either at the Post Olce, or at the
| office Of the Camden Journal G. 4. DEAN,
Junel9 25 IT,
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new ST 0 RE-.

NEERoNEY & BOSWELL have opened At the
lHl corner of Broad and Rutledge Streets IN Tie
Store recently occupied. by Major L :: Aonst
choice assortment Of FRESH HEAVY AND FANCY
GROCERIES, to which they, invite the attention Of
purchasers in part rs follows
Heavy GrStefit5i
N. o. and P. r. R.SUGARa
Crushed, Pulverzed and Stuart's Loafdc
Rio Java, and Cuba Coffee.
New Orleans and Cuba MoIasses.
Salt Leaf Lard
Bacon Sides, Canvass Hams.
North Carolina Flour,
Goshen and English Dairy Cheese
Soap, Starch, Cleansing Soap.
Sperm and Adamantine Candles.
Nos. !, and . Mackerel.
Fancy Gr6etEfes.
Quarter Boxes RA1sISs.:
Almonds, Figs and Assorted Candies
Ginger and Chow. Chow Preserves
Sardites and Preserved Salmon. =
Cove Oysters. Preserved Lob.ters
Walnut and Tomato Catsup. =. T..
Capets. Olives, Pickies ....;:
Pepper Sauce.
Preserved Pine Apple: =,
Brandy Peaches. do Cherries.
Tobacco and Cigars.
Gold Leaf Ind Rio Hondo Cigars.
Palmetto, Ell Ensaya and La Palma do:
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
Penn Ayers super do.
Superfno Chewing Tobacco
Common do. do.
Wines and Liquors.
RectiGed Whiskey.
Old Rye. Hammond do.
Old Bourbon do
New England Run.
London Dock Brandy.
Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S do
Goddard's Brandy
St Julien Mcdoc C!arct.
Old Madeira.
Old Port Vine
Old Malaga DO.
Heidsick Wine
Byass' London Porter.
Byass' London Ale,
White Wine Vinegar.
A General Assortment Of FRUITS.
With variety Of other article, too numeit1s 70
mention, which will be sold exceedingly low for
cash, by ME2OEEY 4 BOSWELL.
April Il
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S2j REWAED.

ID DANAWAY from Charleston in Nay iast black
IL boy named ISAAC formerly puIc chased OF Mr..
D. c. Tryon Of Camden. Said Boy is an Engineer
by trade and may be lurking about Camden. | will
give tne above Reward for his Judgement in any jail
in this State, so maT get him.
July 3-t. 4. j. McELNEEN
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South OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES District.
By JOHN r. JOY ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.

By JOHN r. JOY, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
WHEREAS, Hugh Mcdowell applied to me for
w Letters of Administration on ali and singular
che goods and chattels rights and credits Of John
Mcdowell late of the District aforesaid deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors OF the said deceas.
ed to be and appear before me at Ordnary's
Court TOR the said District to be holden at KerShaw
Court House on Tie thirtieth day Of Julv inst,
to show cause it any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
.iivcn under my hand and seal, this 10th day of
'uly, in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
;'':ndrcd and fifty FIVE ard in the cigIticth year of
,nerican Independence.
July ltd. JOHN r. JOY O. X D.
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WANTED,
BOUNTY EAND WARRANTS.

MY Clients cautioned against selling their war
vi rants without consulting nc ;svin= orders TO
purchase tron New York, Washington. Cincinnati, &C.
~" Pensions due to Widows and surviving Chi.
drcn Of Revolutionary soldiers attended 70, assisted
bv an eminent Cuunsr.,r;t Law. in Washington City,
who has been long practically acquainted with the
pension business. JAMES TAYLOR.
Sumterve S. C. June 2G-tc
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NOTICE.

THREE MONTHS from this date application will
i be made TO the Bank of Camden S. c., for the
issue of new certificate No. 4O dated January H.
standing in the name Of James Gricc, the original
being lost or mislaid J. D. JONES,
June l9-3n. Exor OF James Grice decd,
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Administrators Notice.

pERSONS indebted to the late Thomas Starke are
l. requested to make immediate payment aud those
having demands against his Estate will present them
to WIN. NJ. Shannon, Esq
juno l2,-tf JOHN STARKE. Admir-.
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Head-Quarters, 22d. Reg, s. c. M.

Headquarters, 22d Reg, ,. Z. M.
CAMDEN, July Sd. 1855.
TN pursuance Of an order from Col. Il. Anderson;
L acting Bricadier Genernl, an election will be held
on Thursday the 9th day Of September for Briga.
dier General to command the fifth Brigade =. C. NJ,
to fill the vacancy occasoned by the resignation OF
Brgadier Gen. Chandler. The polls for the 22d Reg'.
ment will be opened at Camden and the election held
by 1t. Col Warren and Major Jones, as Managers
By order Of COL Taylor.
July l0-tf WM. r. TAYLOR AdJutant.
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Fresh Arrivals.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUP.
" PLY Of Corn Starch, Maccaroni. Citron, Cur.
rants, Guava Jelly, Lobsters, Preserves &c.
Smoked Beef Tongues, Smoked Beef Fresh Soda,
Lemon, Butter, Wine, and Sugar Crackers. Fresh
COVE OYSTERS. A General Assortment of Fresh
Candies, Pecan Nuts English Walnuts, Superior
YEAST POWDERS Fine Cheese, &c, will be sold low
for ASH
July 10 If .MERONEY l. BOSWELL.
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Notice.

NHE subscriber has on hand an assortment Of small
plaid Silks which be will cut in lengths to suit
purchasers, also a fine article Of black Grenadine,
suitable either for Dresses, Mantles or Scarf.
May 29,-3m. c. MATHESON.
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HENRY VERNON.
OR
THE DREAM.
By A GEORGIAN.

BY GEORGIAN.
INtI1S is tho title Of Romance now in nroccss ot
L completion, which will be issued in two numbers
on the lst and 18th of July, s55. The scenes ara
laid mainly in the United States. England and Span,
Tho work will DO printed on pure white paper with
new type and will equal in Quantity Of matter an or.
duary sized Duodecimo volume Of 300 pages. It will
be promptly issued and forwarded to all who will send
their orders accompanied with the cash.
TERMS
Single Copy, 1.-TWO Numbers) .so75
To Clubs OF o" More. (per copyl. ..... so.
Romittapcts must he made in bulls or CHANGE and
not in Post Office Stamps. AdGress N
JAMES NJ. SMYTHE, Augusta Ga.
Corn Starch =. =.
TOR Culinary purposes, just receivsd by
i T. j. WORKMAN co.
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Jasper COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY

By authority Of tie State of Georgia +
The subscriber having been appointed Manager of
L the Jasper County Acad.my lottery intends
conducting the same the Havana plan OF snsl.
nLhers and has located his Office in the city of Ma
con. Georgia. He now offers the ollowing:-
Graud Scheme for July 23. 1855.
- zen Prizes will be distributed a E,ilows annnntirn
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Lemon Syrup.

4 SUPERIOR ARTICLE, for sale by
~ T. ]. WORKMAN / CO.
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To Ciose!.

AIDES rch dress goods in Eoullard AID India
II Silks Tissues Grenadines, Grape de- Paris, Baregt
and Printed Muslins, are now offered at greatly re-
ducod prices, to close. Apply at the "oli corner.
May 20, 2l #
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Writing Esk

tA HIGH we wa'7NNt to bc good. Also Iudclible
~ Ink in variety. ID. WORKMAN i CO.
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Keep COoI!!

AIDES and Gentlemens Cause Uudervests for
~ Summer wear Also, Cause and Angola Elan
nels, for sale at the "Old Corner"
July l0-tE Z. ". pONNEY.
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Gin Bands.

INDIA RUBBER, 2 to I inches wide. three and
l. four ply, which arc superior TO leather, and will
not stretch, also Lace Leather, for sale by
July TO- IT, w. d. McDOWALL.
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WHO WILL HAVE

4 BARGAIN given them in Second hand PIANO
II which can be seen at the Subscribers WARE
ROOM at very low pnce9 C. L. CHATTEN.
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CHEAP PAPER..

ETTER PAPER at l2a to 2s cents per quire.--
II Also-Notc Paper and Envelopes: For sale .:
Aprill7. THE posi- OFFICE.
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SUMMER HATS ATCOsT.

VNIE havea beautiful sr,cso Of Gents Drab Beaver.
w which we wilpositivsly sell at cost for cash.
May 22--tf WORKMAN / co.
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w! E have just received large and vol selected
W stock Of BONNETS, consisting Of Straw. Leg.
horn, and Fancy Silk,
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-06-14
VOL. TX.

Wilson is said to have made great Anti,Sla.
very speech, which commanded the respect
even of Southern men-tAe Northern mem.
bers, it is said, thereupon took heart, and will
battle nobly. Then, another informs US, tha,
the Anti-Slavery men are under ban, Sam
Houston, nowhere, the stock of Law, as Pres.
dental candidate, gone up, &c.
How easy to impose on the People! We
shall expect to see several letter-writers herald
ing real Anti-Slavery victory in the Conyen.
ton, and plenty of people credulous enough to
credit 1t. For, there are many persons at the
North still determined to believe that the STA.
very Propaganda and the Anti Slavery voters
can be brought by some sort of hugger.mugg4r
to pull together in one team.
We advise these secret conspirators at Phila.
delphia to be honest, open, and aboyeboard in
their dealings. Let them lay aside the mask
quit their humbuggery, no longer affront the
People by contriving ways and means to mvs.
! tily them and cheat them out of their vote.
instead Of attempting openly to gain them by
an appeal to their judgment, and invoking
their intelligent, independent action. Such an
assemblage, for such purposes, is a disgrace TO
our country and its institutions. Were it DOS.
sible for this Secret Order to obtain and main.
tain the Government of this nation, and should
it succeed in doing so, keeping up its clandes.
tine tactics and proScriptive policy, We wouB
rather live under the usurpaton of a Lopi,
Napoleon. One tyrant could be disposed Of
at a single blow, but not this hydra.h headed
monster.
We see that some Anti-Slavery People stil
cling to the hope Of making this Conspiracy
tributary to the Anti-Slavery cause. Deplora
bic infatuation! God grant them speedy de.
! liverancc from their delusion!
Bsls- The letter-writer of the Tribune. who
gives remarkably full reports of the Conyen.
ton, intimates broadly enough that the secrets
of the Convention leak out under tie influence
| Of liquor! Hear what he saws:
"Some curiosity and uneasiness are exhibit.
ed at the full and faithful reports of the Coun.
cil which appear IN the New York papers, and
more especially in the Tribune There was
complaint made about it in the meeting tbi,
morning. The Times newspaper of this ciy
very solemnly warns the public not to believe
anything published in the 1i-idune about the
Council. Yet everybody will read and believe.
for their friends inside invariably refer them to
that paper for the particulars of their action.
If the Council desire to put stop to the truth
leaking out, let me give them a hint Let them
adopt a strict Maine Law unto themselves.
When the wine is in, the wit is out, is truism
as old aSthe Union, and as everlasting; and if
the members do not wish to have their secrets
printed in the 1fiJune, they should beware OF
accepting too many invitations to drink from
good-natured, jolly, good fellows loaiing about
the hotels. This is disinterested advice, for it
followed, my occupation is gone" and shall
only save my 'levies.'