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ri:slize the Legislature: COL J. L. Marshall, 4.
| B. Crook, j. W. harrington, G. McWther.
spoon, 7. Slobo Farrow,I D. Williams, a., B.
Springs,T. E. Powc, A. McEarauc.
The report Of the. Executive COMMITTEE,
which was ordered for consideration at this
meeting, WAS taken ~, aui on motion Of L.. F
Simpson was accepted and adopted
.Ile Committee on nomination of Orator re-
ported the nan,e Of Gen. Jamison. Conquered
III unanimously
+. On motion Of Mr. s,rnther tic Executive
Committee WIS empowered to select ali Ora
J. ter, siionh Gen. Jamisod declined his appoint
lhcnt. s-.4 Do; -.
:. Maj William Wallace. lrescnttdtie fuI'ow
ing re- osotntioih :. .-.. -. -.
Reselped, That it is the O. Union, 81 this Soce-
proper measures to rrocnrr>.a at VI aslington: q
portion of such seeds or lants rs may from tnue
to time be iii possession ot any department Of
the4 General Gqrernment,. for geneaf distlibu.
.tiuu, SO as to distribute such seeds or plants
ataong tl:e members Of this Society for expert
nluu.. - 80.
=. .r0h 1ru,I6n- of Gen Gillian, tue Society pro-
cee,!sd 20 the..special order which was to hear
tie address. '.
=. On motion ofJas.:sS. Scott, the thanks ofthe
Society were rendered to Col Simkins and
committee Of three was appointed TO wait upon.
him and rcQucsta COPY of his address for pub
hcation. =. ~
. On motion Of Dr. Il. W. Gibbes, Mr.. Peter
A. Blown was requested 10 make certain state
mcnts Of his microscopic discoveries Of hyir and
wool. Mr., Brown addrcsscd the Society .ir .ex-
plaiatiop ofhs discoveries. - !.
1t was moved tliat1he thanks of the Society:
he rendered to Mr.. Brown'for Ills scicu,ifc in
structive and able lecture on WOO! and hair, and
INCREASING efeacli: :: :ly different breeds Of sheep.
On motion the Society adjourned sine die, 70
meet again on tllc SECOND Tuesday of November
next. - - - -,
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FIREWORKS.

TyNHE s;ibscribrs iWve received their uH stock OF
l. FIREWORKS. comprising one Of the largest as
sortr1ents ever brought to this city, WHICH will be sold
at low prices 'for cash. +
d, Country merchants would do well to forward their
orders in time, which will be putup with the greatest
care. -.
:. Assorted cases, ranging from S25 a $50, always
ready. ON hand.
-. THEIR srocK COMPRISES:
. FIRE CRACKERS, gold chop, A No
Roman GanIlcs, J. ., 3. 4. 5. mp to Is balls, white
Roman eandles colored
,Skyrockets Pinwheeis, Translcs, Flowerpots
4 variety Of large pieces suitable for exhibitions.
Won SANTEN &, BARUC, >-~.
Ss 20S King.street.
Nov. 1876. Successors to S Vile.
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NOTICE.

rVNlI subscriber who is already well established in
l. in safe and successful business in Camden, s.
G., in tho lnc of Customer Boot and Shoe business,
ir C,s osl) IS Icsirous to associate himself with
man Of unnestiouablo integrity, and who has few
hundred dollars to invest, to extend operations to the
manufacture of Plantation Shoes on reasonable terms,
and suitable tor the Southern Trade from Leather
drc.sad expressly for that purpose in the vicinity OF
Camden and having had thirty years practical!
cyncricncc in Tanning ami Leather Dressing and
Foot and Shoe Making, he tlatters himself he will bc
atIn ,yo entire satisfaction in his limo Of Homo
Manufacture, to those who have kindly extended to
him their patronage since his commencement Refer.
enccs rivcn and required For further particulars apply
w, :. ,,;tsaairo NoY, 20-2fn.
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Coryespondence nf he Camden Journa!

Nix. EuIron-I beg a small space in your
Journal TO notice Il very gratifying tribute OF
affection and respect to the memory Of departed
parents. On late visit to our Grave Yard, |
! was struck with the taste a..I beauty of neat
enclosure, just lini>,r, aud from the appearance
Of hc ar.tnGcclI<, il is not intended, that the
survivors Of. tn" tmy calculate Oh making this
spot OF ground !.lr li;lal resting place, no; As.
Editor they lc;ty, The ,ilcc Of their birth, and
remove to the far West, but they have left an
evidence, (ir this SACRED work. .bihiaI them,
of their refined taste, and an example to others,
worthy Of all praise, and the writer hopes. that
many Others, in this commusity may be in
duced TO follow tleir example. Many OF the
early settlers, and most respectable citizens
that eyer did, or ever will reside in Camden,
have iot the slightest menento to mark the
spnt where they rest---aud then to look into
many of the dilapidated enclosures, some Of
which have not been cleaned nD for quarter
ofa century; isto be hoped that the HoblecSam'
pie of these respected Ladies, will be'specdiIy
followed by all, who have SO neglected their
duty. - :,
/, l hope Mr. Editor, that our energetic and
worthy Chief Magistrate and his able Alder;
men, will pay our Cemetery an early visit and
do, as good a work there, as they have done in
the public streets, then shall We have some
cause to boast OF that revcred SPOT, as approx:
mating III degree, to Mt. Auburn, Greenwood,
aud Laurel Hill, aud enable us to have a cor.
responding compliment paid our coa'nanity
by all risitors7to our Cemetery, that was paid
our Dirtrict. by H;s Honor Judge Munro;-
""that we have the ;neatest Court House, aud
keptin the best order, of any other in the,
State" -->''l- =. -.'.--". o. - Il. -
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A Gratifying Tribute.

We have been handed, l,y The writer tho following
note, which conveys a complimentary notice Of tile
hospitality extended by large numborof our citizens
to the the mgnbers u Synod at its recent session.
This expression OF tho warmth and generous hosptal
ty Of our people, is hut in keeping with their usual
character. lfpers"ns wold l-,o~ US. como and sec
us: ~ p -''-' s
',-'''' - - CAMDEN, Nov l3, 1855
- Dear MADAM, You asii "what impression Camden
makes on strangers. - ''.. - = -f..r~.
Besides its very broad and shaded ways-tlie. rural
scenery OF residences ard tie muui6cent entertain
mens one osler thing l-selcct as worthy Of imitation
tile cordially and freedom OF Ministerial intercourse.
Members OF Synod fro'u relfdc parts ofthe State,
who had never dined suppcdat the same table, or
had hour Gf personal n crriewi were here invited
dine and sup with other laniiy circles, and thus
live days have extended om personal acqnantancc,
and crou abiding mp, cssi"n Of the elegance
and politeness, as well Of the dignity Of Camden
civilization, - ,sl-.s.s, - -. :, -.
Asessior so hartnosous so sacred and so fraternal
Will lie Remembered cndearcd to a|argc portion OF
the clergymeu by those social Invitations ,-..
Yours Guy, = -
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.... .S~ss
Damages Received.

pr. t..L. Lemp, o our town, received a verdict
against the Wilmington ANA Manchester Rail Road
Company, al le hast session. Of the Cour, in Sumter
yhlc ior the sum Of ten thousand dollars for injuries
sustained on said Road about two years ago -:
Tle case was conducted by Messrs Chcsnut, CASTOR,
and Spain, but we learn. it was prepared for trial
more particularly by ". Ihurlcw CASTOR.
l. We understand that it was proven that the section
of the Road where the accident occurred was unfn.
shed-thcero lies were too far apart, and the railing
nseadol twenty spikes had only six that, notwith
standing the track had been testcd by heavy burden
trains loaded with iron, the emLankmeut gave way,
and The railing was forced or when :he first passen-
train with passengers, attempted to pass over it
The defence was that it was negligence to use the
track after being subjected to such tests and that the
Plaintiff was on the platform contrary to the notices
Of the Company. o.!
The finding Of thc,Iury establishes rs we think, tho
correct doctrine that no conduct Of passenger which
does not cause the accident can exempt Z. L. COM
lany from liability for any acts of gross negligence.
We are pleased at tins verdict, and hope that other
Rail Road Companies will profit thereby, and learn
tho important lesson, that they were designed
for the exclusive pecunary benefit OF Stockholders
regardless of the life, lnb aud property Of others
wei rs their convenience and accommodation.
Our remarks arc dc,lgncl for general application,
there is too little regard paid to the safety of pas
sensors and until Companies are made 10 pay for
all tho mischief their employees do it will never be
otherwise. Corporations have no souls, and the way
to touch their consccnces is 10 disturb their finances.
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Hcad.Quartcrs---22d Reg. 5. C. Nj.

CAMDEN, Oct. 90, 1855.
NHlS REGIMENT is ordered to parade at Cam.
l. den on Saturday. the oath day of November
next armed and equipped the law directs. for drill!
and review. The line will be formed ut IL o'clock.
The Commissioned and non Commissioned officers
will assemble the day previous for drill and instruction.
The Regimcntal Staif will be expected 10 attend.
Major General Aiken and Staff, and Brigadier Gen.
eral Taylor and Staff arc respectfully invited to at
tend this Review.
Clerks of Companies are rcquirelto be present. and
exhibit their respective muster rolls and books
Captains or officer, commanding Companies. arc
charged with the extension Of this order.
BY order of 1t. Col Tho. ]. Warren
Com. 22i Regiment.
W X. TAYLOR. Adulaat.
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Committed

r7NO the Jail Of Kcrshaw District on the 18th instant
a Muatto man, who says that his name is Ches-
lev, and sometimes called Jerry and that he was sold
hy YIN, McFaaden, OF Chester District, ;. G., to Cas-
Turner Of Tennessee Coke county Tho above named
how is about 90 or % years OF age five feet, nine
ten inches high, well made and has a sull"n counte
nance when spoken to. and scar over the left eye
The owner is requested TO forward, prove
rrorcrtv. pay charges and take him away.
Nov. .n-lE W. G.. MOORE ,1alor
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Resolution.

The following resolution was unanimously
passed by the Synod Of South Carolina, previous
teits adjournment Oh Monday Evening 2th inst:
Resotped, That the thanks Of this body
beAendered to the Presbyterian Congregation Of
',his, place, andth ciIizehs OF Camden aud sicih'
,lts, for their kind entertainment Of the members
of Ss nod during. our agreeable stay amongst
them, and that we viii ever carry with us Il
grateful RECOLLECTION Of the same
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Administrators Sale.

DN orterof tho Court of Ordinary will be sold al.
ID thcla residence aud plantation of John Nc
p,weN decd. all the personal property Except the
Nerrocs) on Friday the seventh day Of December
next at II o'clock A. A. consisting of Horses, Mules,
Cattle Hogs, Sheep, Wagons Carriage. Household,
and Kitchen Furniture Provisions, Plantation Utcn.
sils sc.
Terms.-All sums under Ten Dollars, Cash, over
that amount credit Of twelve month, notes with
approved security intesast from day Of sale.
Nov. l3-tG HUGH MCDOWELL. Admir-
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TRAGyc AFFAIR AT R1cuMoNp.-Ab About three
O'Clock on Friday morning the store of Henry
Lccock, Richmond, Va, was discovered to be
on fire. A neighbour on reaching the premises
found Mr.. l.. Isl ing iusensible at lis door, with
terrible wound ON his forehead, apparently
inflicted with an axe. On examination it was
found that his skull was almost entirely split
open. lie was still alive on Friday evening,
but was unable to give any account OF The affair
The william who committed the deed afterwards
set the store on fire and it was total y consumed
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&C: r.: CLIFFORD

70 ESPECTTULLY Informs the public that he will
IL be in Camden ON or about the 18th inst, and
that he will atteud' to the Repairing Of WATCHES
and JEWELRY or anything else in that line, aud will
also have selection of Patent. Lever GOLD WATCH.
ES, &C. &c. WHICH he will dispose Of on reasonable
terpls He will insure satisfaction to all WHO may
give him calk lIe may be found at The shop of Mr.
= r Afnyanflrr
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Two Of the ''femae poets of American are
quarrclling in the newspapers of New iolk,
about the authorship OF Il sinnet. Their com-
munications are more remarkable for bad tenn.
per and coarse diclion than the force of argu-
nen, poctica embellishments, or feminine de-
licacy.
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Arrival of: The Crescent City.

New ORLEANS, November, lG.--The steamer
Crescent City has arrived with Havana dates Of
the 18th. Sugars were nominal; stock 10000
boxes. Moasses active and high r.
Some wrccEcrs' who were taking cargo from
q Spanish brig Oh the Bahama banks, were fred
into BY q Spanish vessel and two Of them killed
and fyc or six wounded. The balance were
imprisoned ut Cehiuegos iortwcnty -four hours.
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Estatn Sale,

WILL be sold on the l2Ifof December next at
y thcrcsidcncc of the late Jrab Cotton; III ker:
shaw District, on the waters O. oh iranci bctweca
eight and nine hqndred acres OF Land; OH it is abon.
$50 acres cleared anil Tire balance woodland, and very
heavily tipbcrch This Lnud wen adapted 70 rain,
pretty good fer Cotton. - The place is in very good
condltionor Dakiag crepne:ytg car Stock offoses
Mules Cattle, Hogs, sheep, Household ,unl Kitchen
Furniture, Farming Utensils, Cbru. PG,s. Oats Nld
Fodder -. T.
Also; uader the t4il clause Of tas viii, three ne.
.erocs towit Ja,ie, Nella ami Chld; toc-be bought
and owned 10y any oP|aic -iolowi,s lcsa,ces, riz:
Robert y. Cotton, Eliza coGvn, Dorcas Nangun,, snd
Elizabeth Cotton.
7sr;asq Of Seh-AEcrcd;t 81. enc year. interest nom
date all s,nls %. aiid aDovP Twenty Dollars,
purchasers to give iwagOod surGtes, and pay Tor
papersi al sA.ns undur S2n,Cash. - .-.,.-
2 Nov. 20s--4t. ROBERL 3 COTTON, EXOr.
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Our Relations with Great Britain

WAsnNGroN, November lG.-The Govern
mcnt has received BY the ,Pacifc an assurance
that the intentions Of England in reinforcing
her West India Squadron are perfectly pacific
Commodore Paulding has, therefore, received
instructions to proceed so San Juan dc Nicara-
gun with only his flag ship Potomac 90. 81,
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THREATENED CIVIL WAR IN KANsAs.-The
St. Louis Democrat says that the Missouri Dor.
derets are canvassing the proprety of an appeal
to arms. We have had the opportunity Of
conversing with one or two gentlemen who
have just. t.come from that section OF the State,
and the, report the public feeling as being Of
the most intcuse anal alarming character. One
of the gentlemen remarked to lis, you may
look out for trivil war in Kansas in lsss than
twenty days"
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Gen. s. =. Cary.

Fe'haye received letter from this distinguished
orator. who gives us the gratifying intelligence that it
is his purpose to attend the Session Of Grand D
vision at Columbia, on the 29tl inst. We expect to
have him in Camden, either before directly, after
At either time duo notice will be given Of the day,
and our citizens may expect rare treat.
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A Card.

'INlIE anaersigJrd having located l,i:asef at The
i Court Hsuse WILL for reasonable compensation,
attend 10 posting Up books and making out accounts,
drawing Deeds, Mortgages and other instruments OF
writing arranging pppcrs and making out accounts OF
Receipts aud Expenditures for Executors, Admins
traitors aud Guardians preparatory 10 their making
their anua Rerutus 70 tie Ordinary Commissioner
ilr Equity. ~ ID. SclROCk.
" o,p
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Council Chamber, !.

-. - NOV. "a, 1850. -
nRDRRED that the Recorder advertise in the
" CaindepJournal, that there whl be up election
held at the Council Room ION Wednesday, 2Sth inst
Tor one Town Guardman, to serve as Guasdman and
Constable of the Town. -. 49,. a..
All applications to be made in the handwriting of
the applicant C.%H. DAVIS, Fo4n Recorder
IOY. 90 -, -'<;46 - - ~ I'd.
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Interesting from, Mexico.

New York, November I6-'rhe Herald has
received advices from the City Of Mexico, Stating
that Gen, Gadsdeu, our Minister to Mexico,
was very ill--that Alvarez had been superseded
by Manzino and General Wool caslier,d
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General Ea,.ciiiscnce.

There is no news Of importance from tho
C'imea. Both parties were preparing TO go int 0
winter quarters. The Allies. had retired TO
their former positions, expecting III attack
from tho Russians, but it is unlikely that there
will be any farther operations this season
General Codring,on had been appointed Con-
n,ander of the British forces in tic. Crimca.
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Notice.

A Ill persons having demands against tie Estate Of
N Johu c. West decd, will render them IN at
once properly atrstcd, and all indebted will make
payuent TO G. 7. ECCLES, Adm
So,, on IT,. a6 PIT
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HARMONY Female College:

rIHlIE fourth year .wN oper-en Friday the Isl dy Of
L February: There will be nothing ieit undohe for
The comfort instruction, warmth mud happiness Of
young Lsdies, tharrloney, care and experience can
accomplish. "a term Of j weeks .wilh all expense
Of ;,5a with music and some other extra brsrkcs
''. Nov. 20, . '. III -. u,
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Lost OF Stolen,

4 BOUT the first of April last, large Double
l ~ barrelled Gun, newly Stocked, with Black Wal
nut, Breech pain without the round tho Locks.
one Of the Hammers. the Locks new, the Barrels
short but large and heavy. 4 suitable reward will
be paid tor such Cum if left at the Office of the Jow'
nal SO that can get it again. !, a MOORE.
= Nov l3 46 Il
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AcENTsl AcENTsiI AGENTS

EoERSoNS accustomed to procure Subscribers for
J. Hooks Magazines &C. Or get up clubs for news
papers, aFeieequcsted 10 send US teir ad ad-
Dress aud we%llf forward them, free of chargefa speei
men number of apnblication for which they viii lind
ready sale; and VIC .wilI allow them commission Of
so per eelt, for tleir services. -
81, GR.l lDFaRD'& & BROTHER,
Nyvr2a No. 3Cpurilshtf st., New York.
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sT Our Literary Notices must be deferred until the
next paper, when due attention will be given them.
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Bishop Early

Will preach in the Methodist E. ChurcLin this place
or Sabbath morning next at tho usual hour :
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For Sale.

fT1lIE House and Lot Logtown, late residence Of
Il T. Tryon, which, if not sold by first Of January,
next viii be rented. Also -Four Horse v aggon-
extra size - --''' r.. D. G.. TRION.
Nov 90, 1855 I'll 49, IT,
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SCHEDULE.

Mail aud Passenger Trains.
: SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
- 80 - -: z:.s= fm fs n
Leave Camden 4,s0 a. m -.
Leave Boykin's SO a. nj. I; lenont, $40, a. n.
Leave Middleton, G5 a. M; Manchester June.
Leave Ciarkson's,- ESQ, 4. IN.
Arrive at EinssviIle 6.45, a: m - 'b-'
Leave KugssilIe 5.45, p! m.; clarksons, 6. p. m.
leSe Manchester juno. $50, D. ms-
Beave Middleton; $40 p. N.
Leave Clarcnont 6555i; D. m; BoykintS 7.4o p. IN.
Arrive at Camden s Is pm, . ss,:
MID:pAI TRA1S..
AosD.Y,- WrpSsspAi. Asp SATURDAY.
Leave c.ssss, sssS l.op:S 1ss7y Esss1H,s sr s.: m.
Leave eGremont. 2,4s,- Leave :MaDcIestcr Jusc.
.eavc Middleton 3-l5 ton s45 a. u.-.
cave Manchester Jutc Leave CaTemont 9.lO u
ion 3.sS, ,.ll ~. Leave Boyl5ns $50
leave C!arksups 3!5.-1- Arrive. at Camden, 1880
irri's a Ehss:i4 b =, l. -. 49,.
ieave Charleston io'e .n NJ sE..,if: -
H.; Camden s s p. m.
- Leave charleston l0.fs D. H.. =. .--''=.
Arrive al Rinsssilles.s0 q, sn.; Columbia sios
Leave Columbia $ 4. h,sands s.ii5 p, In.
Leave kngsTlt!c S a. m:anl 6p. M.
- NErirc atClarleston 2:l0 p. NJ and a. m.
Leave Charleston ia.;m. and 4l5 M
Arrive ut Augusta p M. aud $50 a IN.
- Leave augusta 9.S8 a. Ill. and 10 r. IN.
- Arrive ut Charleston p m. and ga. M
Leave Augusta 8. 80 a .ni' and 10 p. M
Arrive at Kingsyilse. 4 80 p. m. and $50 an
Leave Ki"gsriIle A. IN. and 6 p m.
Arrive al Augusta } p. N. and 430 q. m...
Nov: 20. '-.i. henry T PEAKE, Geal Supt..
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
Later From, EHEope.

NEW YORK Nov. l3.-lhc U. - mail
ship Puc;fc, Captain Sye, has arrived at this
port from Liverpool with adyiees 10 tho Sd
inst. :,. -. -.Z s..
The LIVERPOOL Co1roN MARkET had adyan
ced ? q. in consequence OF a rum6r that the
American Minister had demanded his passports
Mr. Buchanan,- however, had, on the I'd inst,
telegtaphed 70 Mr.. Hunter, tie Liverpool,
agent of the New York Associated@ Press that
there was no foundations for the rumur. 'Fhc
series of malicious articles, however. in the
London Times had caused an extraordinary
excitement, amounting to a panic, couctrnins
the probability Of a war with the Unitcd States
aud energetic protests had been sent in to the
British Government against involving The coun.
try in. such disastrous war as that would
necessarily be-. At the departure Of the Pacjfc
IN uneasy feeling continued to prevail. The
Cireuluy of .:,lessrs. Brown d Shiplcy quotes
Cotton asbcing buoy snt, and says that the
Lower and Midl.iag grades bad adyimced I I'd
and Far Eplaads l 2l. "A III, Fur Orlfaas and
Fair MoJih were unchanged, The sales during
the week cnding .lhe lat ins'am. comprised
95, 900 bales, Of Which spectators took 5000
and exporters 1900, leaving 1880 bales OF
all desert tio's to, the trade. The sales on
Friday, the 2d Instant, amounted; to 10000
bales and the lE.ke' at its Close was steady
S7ark. or TpApE. The hdyices from Mau-
chester. arc more favorable, :: -. ...-,.s.
The, LIVERPOOL BEEADsruFEs. :MARkEr.--.
Tie Crcuiar oil ,Mvssrs, Brown s SAiples
quotes: Flypr a,,d Wheat as heng . title
lower. -
- The Crru market ats firm 1t Goni, 43n45'.
DC G,r White, IDS Sd ads FOR fclivw aud 43s
Cd. for Mixed, pes 4So lbs. ....s.,
TUE LIEERrooL GENEEAb MARKETs.-IhG
C:.rrutar of Messrs. Richardson, Spence G. III
quetes.P Prorisions us heitig generally unchanged
Tie Brukes Grcaku quotes Sugar as having
advanced from 6da7I. per cwt., aud states
that there was au- active Speculative, demand
Tnn LuND0s MARKErs'-lhe Circular ol
.Messrs. Barring, Brot hers & Co., quotes Sngar
as having advancedirnm 5da6d por cwt. Bread
strHs were generally unchanged. :, -. .,-
The LONDON MoNEY MARKET vas steady
ConsoIs for money closed at, from sSoos1 2.
The bullion in inc Bank of England had in.
creased fs5,ooo Sterling Stocks were cas-
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-11-20

Bishop Early, Of the Methodist church, arri
we'd in Richmond from Kansas. lie has just re
turned from organizing the Kansas conference.