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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-11-29
THE PEN AND SCISSORS.

The Montgomery Nail says: The sentiment is uni
versal that the first of January 1862 must find no
single free negro within the limits Of Alabama.
A despatch from Washington dated November 25th,
says: DR.. Daniel Breed. Patent Agent, to-day gave
1000 security to keep the peace for utterng nceudi
airy sentiments.
The Wheeling Oa) MteNigencer, says: "Joln Brown,
Jr., son Of "Ossawattome" Brown, came up the river
to Parkersburg Saturday. with the ultimate intcn.
ton Of visiting his father at Charlcstown.
U. s Marshal Johnson of Ohio says that the re-
port of his having sent message TO Governor Wise,
informing him OF the organization of an army in that
State for the rescue Of Brown is without foundation.
The Texas Legislature. now in session. is engrosscd
with the election OF Ul.iicd States Senator. Hon.
Louis T. Wigall is sail tr he the leading Democratic
candidate
Mr. Wcstcott late Postmaster at Philadelphia, left
Office owing :, baaIir, of 5000 which he agreed to
pay Oh the l Inst. but dl not. He claims an offset
Of about ~, 200 or SGob9. \ suit is intended under
the Sub-ITcasGry ac'.
The Chicago Journdl of the 18th inst. says Last
night the underground railroad arrived here with thirty
passengers, five from the vicinity Of Richmond Va,
| twelve from Kentucky and thirteen from Missouri
| They are now all safe in Carada. The thirteen from
Missouri sold to so down the river the very day
they started.
A New York paper SAYS John 4. Washington, the
late owner Of Mount Ecrnoon has burst up and gone
to smash; speculation is the OF it, whether faro
or stock, cant say The ladies', who have paid hln
one hundred and scventyivc thousand dollars, are
swindled out oftheir money. He can't give clear
title until alls liabilities arc canceed-llc owes five
hundred thousand dollars, it is said.
Gov Wise upon his return from Charlcstown order
ed five hundred additional troops to that place. The
importation of large numbers Of shoulder hitcrs
New ork ''roughS and other rowdc w"sc valuclcSs
lives have been purchased with abolition money, has
induced the Executives to make good preparation for
irving them Il warm reception. Capt c. W. Ran
doph's IIowitzcr Company ofthiS city, numbering up
wards Of iiNy men, returned to ChaTlcstown last eve
ming. We must again warn hcpuhlc TO remain away
from Charlcstown on the days ofthc executions. The
laws Of Virginia demand the life Of John Brown and
his fellow cuIprts and her Executive has determined
that the sentence of tho court shall b" nV"cnt"d Tho
military proportions for tImi execution s""nd "an
all curious aud idle spectators tina. Chor",own Is no
,.I.,.,. ;.r iMu!u
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Architects and Engineers.

We invite attention to the Card ofthe Messrs. LEE,
in our paper to-day and take pleasure in recommend
ing them to favorable consideration.
We have examined specimens of Architectural draw
ings by the junior partner, Mr.. A. Y LEE, who has
recently returned from Paris where he has prosecuted
his studies with special reference to this branch OF hS
profession and We hazard nothing in giving unquall-
fed expression dissatisfaction at the perfection to which
he has arrived We trust that our young fellowowns-
mon may be largely patronizcd and lind 1t prontaDle
and pleasant in their recent location at hone
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Ordinary's Sale.

DY permission OF the Ordinary, I will sell before.
ID the Court House in Camden, between the legalt
hours Of sale, on the first Monday in December next
the following property, (towit:) The whole Real
Estate of Jane Nelson, deceasd consisting oftwo
separate tracks of Land on Beaverdam Creek in Ker
shaw District and State Of South Carolina, one con-
tanning hundred aud six acres and the other one
hundred and fifteen acres, bounded by lands belong:
ing to Emanuel Parker, Mrs.. McGraw and others.
TERMS-So much cash as may be required tn pay
the cost the balance credit of one, two and three
years, note and two good personal securities with
interest frdm day Of sale, payable annually, and mort
gage Of the premises if deemed necessary Purchasers
to pay for titles.
Nov. l5,-td. f. e. SILL Sheriff 4. D..
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The Steam Shin Indian.

SACKvILLE, November ga steamer has returned
from the steam ship Indian with the remaining survi
vors The steam ship has so totally gone to pieces,
that very little of the cargo can be saved Her mails
have been saved and forwarded to their places Of des
tination
She had on board eight cabin and thirty steerage
passengers and the most Of the latter were Germans
and Hungarians
There were seventy-seven Of the crew in one boat,
under the third officer of the steamer and all are be-
lieved to be lost.
All the cabin passengers were saved and it is known
that twenty-seven persons are lost.
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Hillsboro,' N. G., Military Academy.

We should have mentioned in our last something
concerning this interesting and important institution
advertised in our paper to-day. Col TEw, the late
Superintendent of the State Institution at Columbia is
the Principal and of him. we need not speak to those
who enjoy his acquaintance The editor of the Register
at Winnsboro says that "Col TEw has attained very
high reputation efficient and firm dsciplinarian
as we'll as ripe scholar" The editor is graduate of
the State Academy and his testimony entirely worthy
Of confidence, as one who speaks uuderstandingy.
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"The Southerner." =" ,

The above is the title of new paper to be issued at
Darlington c. H., OH tie first week i'll January next
by J. NJ BROWN.
We pleased to note the fact that the services Of
F. F. MARLEY, well known as the late Editor Of the
Fag has been secured for the conduct ofthe Souer.
This of itsefs sufficient guaranty Of the spirit and
character of this new candidate forpopuar favor We
wish all concerned in the enterprise an abundant sue
cess and will take occasion to lay the Prospectus Of
the Soutterner before our readers at early day.
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MEcHASIcAL.-Our cotcmporary Of the Camden Jour.
aal in notice Of the late Fair in Columbia, makes the
concluding complaint:
I'VE regret to see our town and District SO partially
represented. We have as good Mechanics in Camden
as any to be found in the various branches Of Mechan-
ism, and yet not the first specimen ofther handicraft
was sent to the State Fair. Why is this7"
aWccondoe with our friend But at the same time must
saw that Wnnsboro has proved herself very deserving
in the Mechanical line Messrs. Elliott and McCreght
have over and again, been awarded premiums at our
State Fairs If the artizans Of Camden are 80 skul,
why do they not enter the lists of competitors Why
do they hide their light under bushel? With our
contemporary we ask why is this?"
Winasboro Register.
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DEATH OF CAPT OrrEN--Capt. Cord Often died at
his residence in this city, on Saturday evening. Capt.
Often was native Of Artlenburg the Elbe, in the
landdrosteien of Luneburg, in the Kingdom of Hano-
yer but had been resident Of Charleston for the last
eighteen years. Mr.. Often was Captain Of the German
Fusiliers Oldest military organization, in which
company he held commission for more than six years.
In respect to the memory OF Capt o. the various mill
tary organizations in the city will attend his funeral to-
day, in UNIFORM Charleston MercurN 2Sth inst
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Dr n M Rodgers.

BY reference to our advertising columns it Will DC
seen that Dr. RODGERS has arrived and fitted up all
Office in the Rooms formerly occupied by the late Dr.
LEE, where he is prepared to execute all work in the
province of his profession in the best manner. We
bespeak him liberal patronage.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-11-29

Fatal ShOOtins.--A Mr.. McRabb, forperly
Of Columbia, S. C;sand moro recently from Columbus,
Ga, was shot last evening, about o'clock, at the
corner of Perry and Market-street, by unknown
person, who Immediately fled. MGR. was shot just
above the left nipple, and died instantly The person
who shot him ran up Rerry-street, and disappeared:
Montgomery Nail Aou. lS.
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Now is the Time

Tosubscribe for the Cosmopolitan Art Journal, which
secures tile handsome Engraving Of SHAKESPEARE
AND Ills FRIENDS" superb ornament for the Paror,
Library or Office and at the exceedingly low price OF
Three Dollars for ALL
We have received several subscribers, and are making
up club at this Office, which We desire to forward on
by the 18th Of December
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Deaths and Accide nts.
SerioNS Accident

Serious Accidcnt.--Tlle Chester STANDARD
says: We have been informed that the roof of the
kitchen Of Mr. Dennis Dallas aged and intirm man
of this District was discovered to be on fire, few
nights ago. when Mr.. D. clambercd upon it. and in his
endeavors TO pull of the burning boards badly
burned about the face and person as to he laid up in
bed and perhaps ncapactated for life from attending
to his usual and ordinary avocation
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-11-29
BY Last Nights Mail.
Especial Dispatch to the Charleston Courier }
MexicO..The Sugar Crop.

NEW ORLEANS, November 26.-[ Received in Char
lesion November 27 1895 p. m.]-Gen. Miramon, with
1000 men, totally defeated Dobado with 5000 Liber-
ais under his command, at Qucretara Juarez, on the
receipt of this intelligence was very much detected
and it was expected that he would ask the Immediate
Intervention Of the American government
Accounts continue to be received of great injury to
tho sugar CROP by the long drouth and FROST followed
by subsequent warm weather
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Sudden Death.--Thc Chester Sta

sudden De;ith.--Thc Chester Standard also
says: On last Sunday night, Dr. Bronson of Sumter,
died at the Hotel of Col VIM. Walker in this place.
He had not been in town many days before his DEATH
which seems to have been accustomed by drinking
Here is another evidence if another were wanted OF
the direu effects of indulgng the appetite for strong
drink. When will the people learn wisdom and put it
in practice y
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-11-29
SHERIFFS SALES.

DY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY WRITS OF Fl FA'
ID to me directed, will sell before the Court
House door in Camden, on the FIRST IOND4Y Y In
DECEMBER, within the legal hours ofsale, the tol'
lowing property to-wt
ONE LARGE BLACK HORSE, levied on as tho
property o! w. W. Willingam and to be sold at the
Also, One Tract Of Land, containing Fourteen
Hundred Acres, less situated in the District
of Kershaw, on the waters of Black River, boundad
by lands belonging to j. J. Hall, John Stokes, Lewis
PEBBLES, et al levied on as the property Of Richard
HYATT and to be sold at the suit Of Moses Hough,
Admr., for the benefit Of Edwin Barns assignee vs..
Richard Hyatt
ALSO One Negro Woman named Elizabeth, levied
on as the property Of c. l. Shver and wife, at the
suit of the State of South Carolina for Taxes.
Nov. l5-td. E. E. SILL, s. Z, D:
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Terry's Rat Destroyer.

This age in which we live and thrive
In which we have our being,
Is daily giving birth to sights,
That's really worth our seeing.
But that which is TO Rats, and Mice,
And Reaches, an annoyer,
The wonder Of the present day, is
Terrys Rat Destroyer
'Tis death to Rats, and Moles, and Crows,
For Terry has determined,
That folks shall surely have some peace
By getting rid oi vermin.
They cannot stand before the power
OF his far.farmed invention,
To rid the world of Rats ard Bugs,
Is Terry's fixed intention.
Then ye who suffer with these pests,
There's hope can assure you;
All Rats, and Mice and Moles, and Crows,
Shall fly like wind before you
And all that you will have 10 do,
To get rid of these annoyers,
Is just to buy soodly stock
OfTerry's Rat Destroyers.
Tg- The unanimous testimony ofthe many thou
sand intelligent citizens who have given this remedy
q trial. is that it is TRULY lNFALLBLE and remember,
it is SOUTHERN preparation no Northern humbng.
Price IS cents per box two boxes for 81 For sale
by agents. Druggists, and Country Merchants gener-
ally throughout the South. Twoboxes sent by mai,
post paid, on receipt ofSl, by
WIN R. TERRY, Proprietor,
oct 25-6m Rockingham, n. G.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Remember

Remember
That Terrys Celebrated Destroyers are really good
and no ''humbug" about them, and 60 at once and
lay iu supply Messrs IAVILAND. STEVENSON
& CO., we-known wholesale Druggists of Charleston,
arc the Sole Agents for South Carolina and Florida
to whom all orders for the articles should be address,
cd. Nov 29-lt
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Once More and the Last.

We stated in our last paper that we would give the
final nstalment of letters to the CuEsNUT dner to-day,
but are obliged to defer the publication of two already
in type until next, which will positively close the
series.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-11-29
For Sale or Ropt.

A n. elegant new Ct Octave Rosewood Piano Forte,
n made by one Of the first makers in New York.
will be fully warranted and disposed of on accomoda,
tag terms.
For further particulars, enquire Of Pref peVine.
Camden agent on behalf q the owner
NoY. 22,-3t
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Death of ID Centcmarian.--plillis

want Of NJ. p. Crawford Of our District, TO whom
ference was made in recent communication through
our paper in regard to the birthplace Of Andrew jack
son, died at his plantation on the 18th inst She was
probably the oldest person in District and up to
the time Of her death able to take of herself
At the time Of her death she had the entire care of the
children of the plantation She always enjoyed unin-
terrupted good health having needed the attcn-
ton Of a physician but once.
Lancaster Led1er ODD
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-11-29
Our Gotten Market.

Our market has been quite animated during the past
week. Within the neighborlood of 1900 Bales have
been sold at prices ranging from 81 to loS.
Charleston Market on Saturday.-About 1871 Bales
sold at from 81 to III.
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SAVE YOUR GARDENS.

MR.. L. LYON, French Chemist, discovered an
Asialic plant the pow dcrcd leaves OF which is dead
ly poison to garden worms, ants roaches bed.bugs,
ticks eas and all species Of Insects while it is per-
fectiy harmless to mankind and domestic animals. A
child can eat it. He has received medals from Russia
France, England, Germany, and numerous medical
coegcsand societies 1t lisa most important discovery
The idea Of being rid Of these pests in warm weather
is luxury. We can now hear the bed.bugs la.
Lyons Powder sure as fate,
Will our race extermnate
Arrangements are made through Messrs BARNES
d PARK of New York, to sell it throughout the
world 1t is put up in tin canisterS and bears the
name of +. LYON.
Magnetic Powder kills all insects in trice,
Magnetic Pills are mixed for rats and MICE
Sample Fasks % cts: regular siz.s so c.s and ST..
BARNES X PARK. New York.
Sold in Camden, S. G by JOHN j. McKAIN and
T. /. XEMp.
Nov.ulh"r 22,-it i.
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Death of Hit Carson.
Our advices from the Overland route announce the
death Of the celebrated pioneer and explorer Christie
pher Carson, at Taos New Mexico, where he had been
residing as Indian Agent-Char. Courier, 2Sh inst
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A SUGGEsrIoN.-The Kingstree Star remarks: 1--WE
suggest to our citizens the proprety in the present
state Of affairs of organizing committees in various
parts of the District whose duty it shall be to exam
inc we'll all strangers suspicious persons that they
may find strolling about over the country. Several
have passed through our District Of late Requisons
should be made upon them as to their business &C.,
and upon their failure to satisfy such committees they
should be made leave the country. These commit
tees ought also to look after the slave population keep
them well-regulated and unde: strict subsection.
SPARTANBURG RAIL ROAD CoMPLETED.-To-day the
iron horse will reach our depot and the long-cherish-
cd project of rail road connection with the great
world around us be accomplished. We most heartily
congratulate feowcitizens and the friends of the
road everywhere upon this announcement. The whs.
tic has already Infused new life into people, and
they begin to step with quicker pace and look more
cheerful We trust that they will now receive the le-
ward Of their patience their toll and their persever-
ance AS to the important influence which it will ex-
ert upon the prosperity Of our town and district we
shall have something to say at another time. Let
everybody come and rejoice with US On Friday next.
Our citizens in generous mood, and we feel con-
sfden they will do all in their power to make the visit
q pleasant one.
We cannot close this hastily written paragraph with
out mentioning our obligations to the worthy, officers
of this road who amid all sorts of difficulties, have
never despared but have persevered to the end Their
noble and manly efforts which to-day are crowned with
complete success, are worthy all honor and praise.
Spartanbwg Erpress 23d inst
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Death of II. G. Eastlnan.--The Cha,

nooga Tenn.) advertiser says: As we are going to
press we have been shown dispatch to gentleman
in this city, stating that Maj Z. G. Eastman died Of
apoplexy in Nashville on Wednesday. While the heart
of every reader ofthe Union and American griev
ing for the death Of Mr. Pondexter the further intel
ligence reached them Of the death Of Maj eastman
Maj T. has been connected with the press of Tcnnes-
see for many years. His facility writer and his
character as gentleman, arc well known to the peo-
ple of the State Peace to his ashes
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"SIiAKSPEAREandhi his FRIENDS

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faction. No work Of equal value was ever before
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Executors Sale.

Executors Sale.
DY permission of the Ordinary will be sold a at
ID public outcry, at the late residence of VIM. B,
Fletcher, deceased, on Wednesday, the seventh day
of December next, all the personal property except
the negroes, consisting of Wagons, one Buggy ana
Harness, lot of Pork Hogs Stock Hogs, Horses
Mules and Cattle; the remnant OF Stock Oh Gooas'
nlsn,aion JTtcrsijs, Household and Kitchen Furri.
ture, &c
Conditions made known on day Of sale.
nov 22-td JAS. FLETCHER,
J. S. MILLER, Executors.
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Steamship Wreckcd...SACKvl

Steamship Wreckcd.--SAcKvILLE Nov.
25.-Thc steamship Indian struck on a sea ledge OF
rocks on Monday. She had thirty-eight passengers
one hundred men in her crew. eight hundred tons Of
cargo and some specie. Half an hour after striking
she parted mdships. The passengers and crew took
to the boats one Of which was capszcd, drowning
several persons; another was stove alongside the
steamer; two Others with tue passengers and seamen,
dcd tosea and have not been heard from since. The
schooner Alexander arrived at Halifax yesterday with
twentyfour of the rescued persons The number lost
is unknown. The schooner Lutea, which went to the
assistance of the Indian was wrecked on the breakers
Her crew were saved.
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Murdcrcrs Hanged.--Thcm murderers of Mr.

MUrGcrcrS Hanged 1.-The murderers Of Nj.
Page whose untmey death was reported in our last,
have been identified in the persons of two brothers
whom he had often befriendcd. They were forthwith
taken to the spot where the murder was committed,
and hanged until dead by tile aggreved relatives and
| friends of the deceased.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. P, Willie riding in a
buggy with another gentleman, in Conccuh County,
Ala was waylaid and shot dead by (at the me) some
unknown person, the hat Of the assassin being the
only thing seen.
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"ALL THE YEAR R0ukD."

Who is thera but likes to read Dickensf Ht
has taken a deep bold upon the public heart, ant
his writings have been studied by The people unit
with a great portion of community they have be-
come as familiar as household words. Bonner, Of
the NeU York Ledger, after be had engaged the
exclusive services OF the Cobbs and the Bennetts
for his paper, hired Edward Everett, because oil
bis Mt. Vernon reputation, to write for il, enlisted
among its corps Of contributors editors Greedy,
Bennett, and Raymond, learned there was yet an
other Communication which it was desirable to
make, and ho made ~it.-''Dictens writes for the
Ledger.
Those who would like to subscribe FOR Dickens
own paper--"Ah the Year RonNd"-the one which
takes tho place of his recent Household Words are
referred to the prospectus, which they will End III
another column.