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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
Notice,

w HEREAS my wife, Sarah Ann Lyman, with
w out authority and in opposition to my wish.
es ard commands. has undertaken land still threat
ems further attempts in that direction to involve
me in debt. Now, therefore, hereby notify and
or trust on nay account as shall not be response
BILE, but shall resist the payment Of any debt by her
contracted.
New Hartford Oct. 8, 1859.
Is 3wo RuFus ]. LYMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
REMoVA
G I'll II 81 IAN II E N HI A II T

ESPECTFULLY informs his numerous friends
~ and patrons, that he has lately removed to
the Rooms formerly occupied by Warner Brothers,
where he inrends to make permanent residence.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
anime my assortment OF the latest styles of JEW.
ELRY of every description. All wishing to pur-
chase WATCHES OF CLOCKS. will find it to be to their
advantage to &c II and examine my assortment and
prices before purchasing elsewhere
% Watches repaired and set in running order,
In the most scientific manner, and warranted for one
year.
Nov. 10, 1858. tf-29
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
LIST OF GRAPE VINES

CULTIVATED and FOR SALE by d. X.
~ MERRIAM, Northfcd, Litchield Co., Conn.,,
In the order of their ripcning:
Large Early White--very large. some specimens
nicasurng 81 to inches in circumference Iipcnng
Sept LIST, suited to northern climate price ~
cents each.
Northern Muscaiine-early, good, vigorous, pro-
.luetive: price so cents each.
Hartford Proliie-hardy, early, size and flavor
similar to Isabella, to 8 weeks earlier price so
cents each.
Cowcord-very hardy, strong grower clusters and
Diana flavor superior, great bearer, one Of the
best price 81 each.
Isabclia-well known, requires warm exposure ::
price rs cents each.
QS- The Vines will be for sale at the fair of the
Grcenwoods Agricultural Society next week.
ID. K. MERRIAM.
D. B. WOOSTER General Agent 25-3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
VesEer Gas Light.

'H>HE Subscriber having bought the right of SELL
Il ing the V,sper Light Gas in Litchfcld county,
offers it to the citizens the best artificial light yet
as years test has proved. The LAMPS
have been much improved recently and are the ni@st
economical Of all, giving the greatest amount Of
light with the least consumption of fluid, costing
not to exceed three fourths OF cent per hour
Town rights for salo, and Agents wanted in every
town III tn" county, to whom l will allow liberal
commission. HIRAM Z. LAWRENCE,
lotf Norfolk Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
NEW FALL GOODS.
THE BEEHIVE" CRAMMD FULL
GOING WIIH a GREAT RUSH,!
GOING! GOIAG!!

uCZAt U :. UOxxt "
a immense Stock of Choice GOODS, Just re-
"A ceived-comprising French Merinos. very
eheap-Superb Pormettas and Alpacc,s--4-4 Shaker
white and colored Flanncls-Opera and Cotton Flan-
nels-Vaicntia and Gala Plaids, and Plaid and Stri
ped valentias- Dcssisee-French and English Plain
and Printed DeLaines-Frcnch. English and Ameri-
can Calico Prints, in great variety Mourning Goods
Of all descriptions-Cloak and Long aud square
Shaws, Large Sloek Of all Wool-Brocha, Stella,
Tibet Silk, Setback and Fancy Dress Silks, in
y-Ribb'ns-velvets of all Nos, and Trim
mings-Fringes -Buttons-Laces, &c. for the Coun-
ty.-Broad( loths-C Observation-Disclosures Tweetls-
Bed Qnilts-It'se and Horse Blankets-Geesc Feath :
crs-sk. Skirts in every style, and of all prices
White Goods, Of every dcscription-L Linens, Dia-
pers, TableCovcrs and Cloths, &C.. &c.-Zcphyr,
Worstcd. Shetland, Wool, an Observation-Disclosures,
and Confortcrs. and Silk Sc,rfs-Ladi,s Gloves Ho-
siery, Boots, Shoes, Over-Shoes, &c-sfisscs' and
Chik'ren's do. do. do.--and every other article
wante, in the Dry Goods Line.
ALso-GK0cERIES, CROCKEEY, &c., as cheap
as is to be found in town.
N B. Shirts to be made up in any quantity,
wanted. S. n BRONSON.
Sept. 81, 1859. 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
n Office.

"AyE taken into my enclosure from the public
highway, on the 18th Sept, bright red
yearling HEIFER horns little plugged. and one
Of them Topped slightly; otherwise there are no
marks that can be described If this should come
to the notice of the owaer he will please make HIM
self agreeable. HENRY ). NErTLEroN.
Washington, Sept, q, 1859. 24o
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

A Il a Court of Probate holden at Ltchtield with
IA i'll and for the District of Litchtcld:
Present, CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Estate OF LEVI d. SMITH, late of Litchfeld in
said district deceased. Ordered That the Admins
TRAITOR on said Estate exhibit to this Court his adj
ministration account with the same, at the Probate
Office in Litchficld, OH the 10th day of October
1859, at 10 o'clock forenoon and that all persons
interested in said said estate, may have notice there
of, tho Administrator will cause this o,der to be
published in IA newspaper printed in Iitchtied coun
ty, aud post copy thereof the public sign post
in said town of Litclield, nearest the last resi-
dencc Of said deceased.
Certified from Record. %
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

A Il a Court of Probate holden at Litchtied with
IA in and for the District Of Litchticd, Septen .
Der %, 1859:
Present, CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Estate of ASAHliL GRISWOLD, late of Itch
field in said District, deceased.
Ordered That the Executor exhibit his admins
trltion account with said Estate to this Court for
adjustment and allowance, a: the Probate Office in
Lichticld, on the 10Th day of October 1859, at 10
o clock forenoon and that all persons Interested
therein may have notice thereof, said Executor will
cause this order to lie published in newspaper
published in Iitchtield, and post copy thereof
the public sign post in said town Of Litchcld, hear
est the last residence of said deceased.
Certified from Record. %
CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
Notice.

(NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber on or
~ about the 10th of September, q dark red three
year old HEIFER-no artificial mark The owner
is requested to prove property pay charges and take
her away. w. D. WHITING.
Goshen East Street, Oct 8, 1859. e25
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
Assessors Notice.

ME inhabitants of the town of LtChfeld liable
to pay Taxes, are hereby requested to deliver
either Of the Assessors or at the Town Clerk
tMce In said town. on or before the LIST day of No
Scinber prox, properly attested true list of their
Polls and other Taxable Estate by them possessed
bn the LIST day of October, 1867 Persons
hot attesting to their Lists within said time, cannot
vail themselves of appeal from their assessment,
10 the Board Of Relief
Persons wishing Blank Lists can obtain them by
calling on either of the Assessors, at the Town
Clerks Ohce. GEORGE COoK,
HEMAN BEACH,
HENRY R GosLEE .ss..so,s
.rss GEORGE CURTIS, ~
rs AsAHEL H. MORSE,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
WANTED

TAILORING.
MRS. HARRIET wHAPLES,
A I the Brick Building in Spencer Street, is pre-
"A pared to do all kinds of TAILORING, in the
ncatest style, and on the most reasonable terms
From long experience in the business she is fully
confident that she will be enabled to give entire sat
lsfaction to customers. Also-All other kinds of
such as RESS-MAKING, EN-
BROIDERY &C., &C. in the neatest style and
manner. She respectfully solcits share of the
public patronage.
Liichield, Sept. 10, 1859. tf-12
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

Wanted.
HPON farm of SO acres chiefly devoted to fruit
u Of all kinds. middle aged married man
thoroughly competent, temperate industrious and
prudent, may secure permanent and desirable po-
sitou, by addressing in handwriting OF applicant,
and with full particulars, - Aneric,n,' New York
Post office. % 4wo So
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

saml M. Ensign's Boarding and Day School
MORRIS, CT.
VOUNG LADIES and GENTLEMEN who wish
IL to qualify themselves as Teachers, will in this
institution receive particular attention
Winter session will commence Nov. 1st 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

TAGLE PI.OWS AND CULTIvA1ORS.
~ for sale by +. b. MCNEIL,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

II AIDES and MISSES BOOTS, SHOES and
III RUBBERs, latest styles, hest quality, and
cheap, rery, at G. b. BISHOP CO.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
New Boot and Shoe Store.

New Boot and Shoe Store.
NHARLES KlRCHBERGER respectfully an
~ nounccs to the inhabitants of Litchield and
vicinity that he has just opened new and we'll
lccted assortment Of
GENTS AND LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES,
at prices which will give universal satisfaction.
lSy' Boots aud Shoes made to Order, at Bolles
Store, East street.
Oct. IL. 1869. 25yl
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
A IIctiOll.
Milton Academy.

n HE WINTER SESSION of Il is institution will
Il commence Oh the 9th of December and con-
tinuc fourteen weeks, under charge OF Rev. George
j. Harrison.
There will DO primary department taught by
Mrs. Harriet Kilbuurne.
Instruction will b. given upon the Mclodeon If
desired.
Milton, Oct 10, 1859. 25Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

A L u Court of Probate holden at Cornwall with
IN in and for the District of CORNWALL, on the
I'D day OF September, 1859:
Present, FREDERIcK KELLOGG, Judge.
On motion Of Scion Hubbard, Administrator with
the last Will and Testament annexed, of the Estate
of GEORGE WILLIS, late Of Cornwall in said Lis
trct deceased, this Court doth Decree that six
months from this date be allowed and limited for
the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims
against the same to said Administrator and directs
that public notice be given of this order by pub
fishing the same in newspaper printed in Litch-
field County. and by posting copy thereof on the
public sign-post in said Cornwall, nearest the late
residence of said deceased.
Certified from Record,
a23 FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge.
r1NHE Count of Probate for the District of Litcl-
IL field, hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate
of JONATHAN DARLINGTON. late of Litchtcld
in suii District deceased in which to exhibit their
claims for allowance and settlement. Those neg
Iecting present their accounts within said tin e
properly attested, will be debarred a recovery Ali
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
A. s. LEWIS, Executor.
Iitohfeld, Sept. u, 1859. 1922
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
NEW FALL GOODS

NEW FALL GOODS
"A G.. BISHOP &co.s.
LITcHFIELD COUNTY
BOOK STORE,
LITCMFIELD,
next Episcopal Church.
n ooK AT THE FOLLOWING CATALOGUE:
Fruit Flowers and!F armng bv II. Ward Beecher.
Acadia. Mon'h with the Blue Noses.
MINOR of Studdard.
smiles and FrOwnS
Meadow Book.
The Cavalier.
Ethefs Love Life.
Border War;
Diary Of Lady Morgan.
Batrhelor's Story
n" Harp OF Thousand S,rings
Of John Halifax o' ~ 'o'
Tn. Jealous Husband
D., Lady b'essl"gtou's Conversations with Lord
Aut9crat If the Breakfast Table.
1;1d Mont agnes .i'age, by James.
D"gias Jerr'Id's Wit.
Vernon Grove
VIEW, Views an! Experiences Of Religious Subjects.
Mysteries OF Udolphe.
Don QuixUe.
Gil Bias.
lhe Gonva!escen,. BY N. P. Willis.
Inc Inc rn1rei""s stones Of Heavenly Foundation.
I"ve Me ihtlie-l0ve Me Long.
S!urge"ns Srrmuns.
Surgeons Gems
Sermons for the New Life, by Bushnell.
story Of the Telegraph.
Byrons Poetical Works.
s"n'. do DO DO
Gs Goldsmith do do
h"nsieIlow's,Io do
I,o,as DO do
Iennysun's do do
hitIier's do do
Co'erldge's do do
Hulwrrs Dramas and Poems
tE:'ngelIow's Prose w crks.
History Of the Bonapar,e Family.
iiomr and the Word.
lie Tenant Hnuse.
rT'n;e Of he House OF David.
The Four Sisters.
R"c'Ilections of the Court Ruom.
Nv" Ways TO Wediock.
Iriumphs I'll Paul Murphy
Romance OF Poor Young Man.
The Vagabond.
Songs and Ballad.
The Bible in the ievant.
Nannie's Jewel Case.
Lille of Washington
What will he Do with 1t, ty Euwer.
Sister Anne.
kae Coventry.
A Lord "f Creation.
The Taisman by Scott.
Fair Maid OF Perth
The above with very large assortment of
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS great variety
FANCY GOODS, &C.. Sc
will be offered by the proprietor upon the mos
reasonable terms. JOHN H. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

AmbrOtypes I! AmbrO.ypes!
VVNHEsE popular pictures are taken with great
Il success, and at a trifling expense. At
JUDD'S GALLERY, No. 2 South street
Ltehfeld, Oct 4, 1859. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

~ D. BEEMAN, Attorney and Counselor al
H. Law. Also, Commissioner of Deeds for tile
State Of New York. Office in Seymour's Building
South street, Litch!icll, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

IN w. SEYMOUR. Attorney and Counsellor
Hlsat Law, IitchIeld, Conn,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

EoRGE A. HIcKox, Attorney at Law
w Office in East street, directly opposite thu
Conyreg ational church, Litchtcld, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

TEE Harris of West Goshen
n now receiving their FALL and WINTER
IDS, and invite their numerous friends and Gus
krs to an examination of the same. The stock
been carefully selected, and their prices compare
frably with those of any establishment in this
lion Of the county. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

b TwEsrY-sscoND ANNIVERSARY of the AMER
EAN HOME MISSIONARY SoCIErY OF LITcHFIELD
/ will be held at Litchfeld on Wednesday the
II October, 1859 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Sermon
". Joseph Eldridge, D. D.
Z. G. WLLIAEs, Secretary.
lodbury, Sept. %, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

BlBLE DEPOSITORY
HAVING lately rcplenishcd the assortment of
Ii BIBLES and TEsrANENTs, / AM prepared to
furnish those desiring purchase, at the Wholesale
Pree they are sold by the American Bible
Society in New York.
A Beautiful Gift for the Aged.
The TESTAMENT AND PSALMS. printed in very large,
beautiful type and neatly bound in one, two, thlec
and four volumes.
Also, CONGREGATIONAL HYMN AND Tune Books,
sold by RIvEklUS MARSH
Ltchfeld, June l, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

~ROSSMAN'S Shaving, Hair-Cutting and Wig
~ Making Rooms-undcr the Mansion House,
Litehfield.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03
Our Charleston Advertisements.

We take pleasure in asking attention to column
of Charleston Advertisements on the fourth page OF
our paper.
We call special notice to tho Card Of Aessrs. kER-
RIsoS 4 LEIDIsG, on our second page. Mr.. +. l.
KERRlsoS is old and highly respected merchant Of
Charleston and wthal, most estimable gentleman.
We have doubt ample facilities may be enjoyed at
their splendid new establishment on Haze-street.
Also attention to the Card OF Mr. J. II. COLLIER,
who will be found, no doubt very useful and accom-
modating in his particular line.
TheSALr NOTICE our friend, Mr. JAMES ARMSTRONG
who has, ALSO a business Card IN our papcr-should
attract attention from the very great inducements
which offered in the large supply Of t. useful,
and at all times seasonaJk article.
The Normal Female High School is worthy Of spe-
cia attention. and trust its very great importance
will be duly appreciated by all intercstcd-and who Is
not-in the subject of education
The public Schools male and female, monuments
of honor to the old Queen City," They will be sus.
taincd.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03
Col. WALLACE,
What Can the Matter Be /?

For several weeks We have missed among our e4.
changes highly priced and valuable one, which VIC
have heretofore noticed in somewhat hattcring terms
not however more than it deserves.
We are at loss to account for the repeated failures
Of the Georgia Temperance Crusader, one of the very
best papers that we get. What can the matter be
Brother SEALS! Surely you have not ceased to wage
war against the enemy Of all mankind? Weknow the
fact that your Damascus blade is still unsheathcd and
is dealing heavy blows upon the hydra-headed mon
ster and yet we not among its favored readers
Surely you do not mean to cut oar acquaintance?-
that cannot must not be- Let US hear from you soor
brother Crusader.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03
A Fine Treat.

An old and long esteemed friend sends us fine lot
Of nice vegetables including green peas spring tur-
nps lettuce, and Strawberries. Such practical ic-
monstratons arc peculiarly gratifying Our friend is
a modest man. practical utilitarian, who would not
perhaps like to see his in the papers yet is fond
of doing good thing now and then for the editor -
lie is sensible man, and do not wonder that he
succeeds 80 well in having good garden. His seed
are generally obtained at the Post-Ofcc, where THE
Old Printer keers a good supply on hand.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03
The Charleston Mercury.

We are grutiticd to note the continued improvement
in this old and influential States Rights Journal. AS
ners paper it is Of the very best. Its ty.
biographical arrangements most admirable, and
do not hesitate to say that it is conducted in ere'y
department news misccllancous editorial &C. with III.
ability which We have not seen before. Some Of its
eues would do credit to the first minds in the State.
The Mercury has always occupied high Southern
ground-not too Highland may be regarded as the
leader in the vanguard of Southern Rights. At ono
time within the past year it was thought by some that
the Mercury was moderatng, coming dO~n, and this,
it, So perhaps prudent. But to imagine that the
Charleston Jercu,p would abandon its time honorcd
prnciples-tlc truths doctrines taught by CaroluaS
great tcaclcr-would lower it's colors and trail them In
tho dust of ba.c submission, compronsc to
moral victories and the popular captaps of Nation.
al Democracy. would be to suppose very improbable
state of things
The Mercury teaches wisely that the South should le
united for the sake of the South; and surely ought
TO be unit this upon those vital questions which
20 directly affect rights interests and very exist
cncc But, the crisis is coring-wi como-muss
rome-when the South will be obliged to unite or else
bascly desert her own heritage. Northern cupdity
und abolition intolerance will not stay its hand long
rs on inch of ground can be ilchcd from the SOUTH
The time is at hand when even moral victories
20 longer be gained by the South
TO he, or not to be, that's the question
Let the goucrp Rights party he ever ready to
move.
"Firm-paccd and slow sOlid front to FORM
~, Still as the brcozc but dreadful as the STORM"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03
Change of Location.

We cannot but regret to see from the last Carolina
Bulletin, that sprightly and interesting little neigh
bor has ceased its publication in Columbia having ac-
to Charlotte, n c.. where the paper will shortly be
re-issued.
The Bulletin was capitally conducted newspaper,
and its daily visits to sanctum were always heartily
welcomed We trust however, that it will soon rc-
appear UNDER if possible, still more favorable auspices
Mr.. C. X. BRIrroS, the proprietor, says
Subscribers to the Bulletin, who have paid in ad-
vance, will be supplied with the paper as soon as the
publication is resumed to the amount of their pay.
inent. or the money will bc refunded by notifying my
agent Mr. f. II. BRrrrOS, who is authorized to settle
all demands collect dues, &c.
az Exchanges requested to direct, hereafter, to
Charlotte, Y. c.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03
Normal and High School for Girls.

THIS SCHOOL, established by Act of
AKA the Legislature, will be opened For Pupils
s. on Uond1N the 9th of May Girls fo m
~ the city who desire admission into the
~ High School, will make application before
that day to the Secretary of the Board, at the Public
School Eouse in ST. Phillipsleei, near George, be.
tween the hours of and l o'clock, A. M. Those
who apply from the Country, under the provisions of
tho Act allowing Fifteen from each Congressional
District, may apply on or before the 9th oI May. or
within one month thereafter
The following are the requsitions for admission In.
to the Normal School,:
J. Applicants must be ut least fifteen years Of age,
and not over twenty five Of unquestionable moral
character and in sound bodily health.
9. They must be able TO sustain good eXamna.
ton in the following subjects, viz
ORTHOGRAPHY-Or Oral and Written.
READING-Wih facility, either Prose o. Poetry.
GEOGRAPHY-Geogra phical Definitions, with
Modern Geography.
STANDARDIZATION and Rules Of Syntn1,
with ability to parse plain English sentences.
Observation-Disclosures Simple and Com.
pound Hbers. Reduction Common - Qacimal
esS.ssssehs Srmr,e-uffo GuinrJuf,a frabs.hoaS and
Computation OF Interest
HiSToRY-Of United States, with some knowl.
edge of General History.
legible handwriting will he required, with some
practice in English Composition
In addition to the fTegoing the uop arts for the
State appointments must declare their desire 10 make
themselves competent Teachers in this Stale. and
"n their appearance at School, must present ceti.
fcate signed by majority Of the Delegation from the
elective district 10 which she resides
c. G. MEMMINGER,
May 3-4t Chairman of the Board.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03

South h-Carolina---Kershaw District.
By WILLIAM u BULLOCK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
w HEREAS, George f. DeBruhl applied to mo
w Tor Letters Of administration on oil and singu.
lar the goods and chattels, rights and credits of
WIN. +. DeBruhl, late OF the District aforesaid, decd
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish al, and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas
ed to be and appear before at next Ordinnrys
Court for tie said District to bo holden at Kershaw
Court House on the 10Th day Of May inst TO
show cause if any, why tho said administration
should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 2Olh day Of
April. in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty air C, and in the eighty y-third year
of American Independence.
May 3,-td. W. NJ BULLOCK, o. K. D.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NICAR aqua: {:

Past. Present aud Future ; description ofis in.
Custt ms, Mines. Minerals, Early History
Modern Fillbu.ierism, Proposed Inter Oceanic Canal
and Manifest DESTINY. -... .a... .r'.
BY TErER +. STOUT. Esq.
LATE VICE consul
372 pages, l2mo cloth, price ST. 25
~ Copies may be h ,l at the Journal Office.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03
MASONIC NOTICE.

Kershaw Lodge No. 60 A. +. NJ. having been in.
vited lay the Corn,r Stone Of the new Methodist
Church, the Brethren are hereby notified TO Assem-.
ble at the Lodge at Of o'clock A. NJ: on Wednesday
llth May next.
Ncighborng Lodges and members Of the Craft
generally frulernny invited to unite with US on
the occasion Gre
April 26-td, J. B. kERSHAW, W. II.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03
Laying of Corner Stone,

The Corner Stone Of the new Methodist Church On
Laurens street adjoining tie public square, will be
laid on Wednesday the llth Of May next The Rev.
Dr. Smith Of WofIord College Sparlanburg, will dc.
liver an address on the occasion.
The public generally are respectfully Ill, tied 10 ut.
tend.
JAMES DUNLAP, CIR oflhe board OF Trustees.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03
KERSHAW TROOP.

DURSUANT to orders from Regimental Head
i Quarters, IN election will Le held on SATUR.
DAY. May 81, for Major Of the Western Squadron
filth Regiment of Cavalry to ill the vacancy occa.
stoned by the resignation of Liout Col. J. D. Hop.
kins. The poll will be opened at the Court House
in Camden, between the hours of 10 p. NJ and a.
~. Lieuts. +. B. Caney, c. l.. Mccoy and Corp.
T. J. Ancrum, will not as managers BY order of
CAPT Jas. CIIESNUT,
JSo j. McKAIS. Clerk Apl 26-ld