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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-08-25

NEW AND SPLENDID ExTRACTs-coE.
II sistng of 80 So
THE WOOD VIOLET
HUMMING BIRD,
BUTTERFLY VIOLET,
FAITHFULLY MUSK, II
PINK JOCKEY CLUB,
FRANGIPANI ROSE, DC.
Also, Frapgpani Verbena Cologne aud other Toilet wa
ters All OF which Of the finest quality and put up in
elegant style.
For sale at :
PESCUD's DRUG STORE
Raleigh, May Is. 1860. 4l-tt.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-08-25

NORTH-CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INsU.
RANCE COMPANY.
OFFIcE RALEIGH n C.
THIS COMPANY TAKES RISKS Upon All.
healthy lives between the ages Of IA and 60 Years
Ter one year. ior seven years. for -he asrer, for
9e participating in the profits of the Company SareS
between The ages Of 10 and 60 years insured for one
year or bve years for two-thrds their market value
presented. f
DIRECTORS FOR 1860 AND 1851.
CHAss E. JOHNSON IL H. Iovsny
W. W. HOLDEN, ". Il JOKES
QUENTES BUsBRE, X p BAr7tK
h. w. HUsTED, J. a. WuIIa1s
W. H. Mckee G. h RooT
EyERARD Hall, Pr PEscun
Z. BATTLE
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-08-25

SABBATH SCHOOL MUSIC.-.THE GOLDEN
- HARP."-Tbis Music Book for Sabbath Schools,
contains 500 Hymns Choruse and Select Pieces for Sab
bath School Services Social Gatherings Pcnics and Home
Circles including the best of all previous collections with
large number Of pieces. The Olive Branch Dos
toni remarks: We have met with book Of Sab
bath School Music which could unreservedy recon-
meud TO the SPECIAL attention Of pastors superintendent
and Teachers and to al persons interested in the moral
and religious culture Of the young Vice Is cents, $3.50
per dozen. Copies mailed, postpaid. e.
- ,-..>. Published BY o. DITS0N co,
81 Washington Street, Boston.
August II 1860. We 49, 66-tc.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-08-25
K h BATTLE.


OFFICERS:
Gas. E. Johnson, President,
w. w. HOLDEN, Vice President,
H. w. HUsrKD, Attorney,
w. II. JONES, Treasurer.
X. ii. BATTLE, Secretary
W. H. McKEE, Med. Examiner
g. B B R1e'' e.. Com.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-08-25

JUST RECEIVED,
Ok BBLS. FAMILY FLOUR
so Also prime lot of Goshen Butter, in large AMI
small packages
Also lot Of picked and smoked Salmon and picked
Beef Tongues.
For sale by
Raleigh N c.. April IL. 1850 3O-tf.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-08-25
8 r. II. CHAPIIM,
BOOK BINDER & BLANK BOOK MANU-
FACTURER,

ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF
IL RALEeH and the vicinity generally, that he will
promptly and punetuaY attend 70 the binding of Nes
papers Magdsnes and Periodicals of all kinds and in snJ
style. plain or ornamental. on moderate terms.
. "a All BLANK BOOKS ordered from me manu-
factnred BY me, in the City of Raleigh, n. C,
December %, 1853. l0e-w&sw1y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

1D10URAN10E.
FIRE, INLAND 4 LIFB.
Home Insurance Company,
Surplus, 100000
Conway assurance Company,
Cast Capital and surplus S9sl,eoo
Hanpaen Insurance Company,
spHmsr1sLD. MASS.
North American las. Company,
Lerillarl Insurance Company,
Manhattan Life lns. Company,
Cash Capital 3l,Oee,Oeo
City Fire Insurance Company,
NEW HAvss. COIN.
". sOUTRwORTH, Prsst.
: '-1 FiEIbi - x{AurrxAss, Ae.....
,, Once. No. I, L. Cisirs Block,
ono. o... door to tn. Post ose:.
Rock Island. Ill. June l
lNOURANCE.
sl1E, MARINE And LIFE
IN swrance Co - ? q n y.
Hsrtford-Chartsred 1919.
OssA OeP'soI, 900 900
Home
~ y = . = c:s @ . - > = -,
OF the City Of New York.
FPhoon1x
~ - = q ssce g . ~ = q y -,
Chsh O6pstal, .......................4O 900
D9ort1a.wo0toxn
lNs ~ = q - % Cow = 49,,
6Of the State Of New York.
0onnDCt1o11t
A1sssssA Life lsssssrassee r..
Acquired Oep;sal, ,ooe, 900
Assets slst Jan,y, 1854, 2272,2s3.3s
O1sIcs-Ro,m No. l Hoofmaa'. Rlock, Main st.
[augSdAwl HENRY B. HOFFMAN. Agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

- - -
InSUnAnOe . COMPANY,
a. HARTFORD CONN

u - u - WE VOWUV0W u
a. As1yO1D. CONN
CasA Cspital I slsD:as. s1,lsl. lss.e2
A0ses, Ian. !, looo.
= = e =. -! x:.a =! - :.
na.k olssh, 49,. ....oooo, loo.0e oeseySo1oo
=: ssosls sad Treasury $1,000. AZ
STAT. ssssi., xs...... SssSisss 0zssSSs
Clty Otoeks, %. llaeoA.0o ll0rOQots
Railroad Stocks, Ae.. oSIooo - o9.leAoV
Mortgage boads, ......,.. 0aeo0 g o1,ooo O
RsAl B0eatoy noinoo0hsg,a. SAoQo.oe
Aieoellaaeoae iae0A.... S7,1oo.So
Cash On hand AID Deposit.
ID on call cd il AGsaf6
haads, ................. ssATAD.ss
Ss.ls4 lso.sa
Clains unaAjustsa aaa Mt d1s, 4l7s,sS7.st
Pirs ssd lnlasd Navigasioa 1isks taksa q lib
sral terms ssd rates. Especial attsatieo gives u
Insasaess Of dvslliaGs anA eoatsnts fos terms o.
HENRY B. HOFFMAN,
Agent, Davenport.
OvvIcu-Roon No. !, HsGhsas Block, Main d.
kWcyLLklJ1 ALLEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBIC.
Real Estate 1 Insurance Agent,
DAvnNPO1f, IOWA.
sPstssg0eS6 Mr. asa JoarSsss.
Lasvesss o.. y Springfield. Asas.
OASu CAP1TAL.ss.. %
.Mts,chUWpo
Lsssvsaee Csmpssy, u Assnev& Obs~.
oAss CAPITA L AHp eunplss,. ore %
CVtv Nte
IHsssonee Co., Of Hartford, Obss.
CAsn CAPITAL L ssnsl o.
vV'e0tevse Massachusetts
lnssrancs Company, Of Piasfeld, Nssa
0Asa CAPITAL suaPlss ...........eSSS,o7S -
WILLIAM ALLEN, Agent.
- Once No. ~, L. Clairs how, "a 5
jan 30-dtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28
CHICAGO.

FROM
ROUNDS = LAN0DON,0
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
No. lSS Randolph street, Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28
NOtlce.
Notice T. Tho Pablo.

HAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED OFF. IA.
i CODY, r., his DRUG STOB9 Al appar .
naness, and viii continue the busiasss ct he Old
s:asd in Post O2ss Block. Hsvipg tAeecnghly
competent assistants al business viii - q e0dod
to and prescriptions compounded lasy q nigAs)
With the sane CAN for which NJ. Jaeoby NJ
noted.
The custom d bis Cd friends ard the pablo
ssnsally i sss?ssefally solicited: .se
THOMAS n0XEEI.
june !. lsee. - % 8 - al.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

@. y. LETT. ,. 4. JoOuTou
CHICAGO IRON WORKS,
ESTABLISHED In lslS.
Nos. - - % Fsanklln %. Chicago, III
LETT 4 JOHNSTON, Prepriesers.
MANUFACTURES OF ALL KINDS OF
M Ornansntal Ralinss end vsrsndahs, Baak
Vaults, Iron Doers, Shutter, Grating, Sash, o..
oansn.al Csstines, and al other kinds II
lrOse Work f0s. DstIatmgS.
apr6.lv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28


W E1s
CONDITION OF TIE AFFAIRS
-oprn-
a~a.,... rv.A.. r.
ADOISCSo BACUsSS0 turO 1DooI80Ct
COW Nv.
nr rur c,rv nm Won vo,-
W A01 VII W W" xOnA,
'ON TIE SIssr DAT OF JANuARY, 1850,
Node to the auditor Of Tie Gtafe of io,sa o,,,,..
ant 10 kkr Tmsn,or-. L,n. AZ ,I.r ~.
49, . ~. , a y '"'' 0''''
AAAs AND LOCATION.
:. me name OF tnes company 10 ~A0e1tO0n
ExcAaage Ftso 10susa0ce Company"
and i. j: located in tn. city Of New York, ~ysn
y AMI State OF New Yok, 1t No. LIS Broad
way, IN said city.
rs III. .mo,,, ~ ;..c.n;..,s,o..
in shares Of one hundr,d dollar,
each, oil paid up in cash, II two hua.
dred thoassnd dollars. ......... 5000, 90
Amount OF surplus, Jan. !, Ao0V,... Vy6ol,J6
Total amount OF capital and surplus, $2V9, 65l. 78
4. ASSETS.
!. Cash on hand ................ l.905.3s
Cssh on dep0sit in the United
States Tract Company, of New
York drawing intaroet. QlOO 40
Cash IN the American Ex. Bank, 3,S89,7l
nesi ss..ss soaSsA Sereo,..... none.
Tonus .h ~ ~ .ne Hom P.ny,.' none.
HAeeP' 'n.se seouNo y NORGE
Ss On s.' 49,, Donos ana
. mons.s.s = r. voaonsn &c
% ~. ~, Os."s -. - .c.'
. Ins ~. ~. " tLopy =
o'Hes - ~ .sr s DA-
$3.50 ~ IOy ae
=" :" = s.'n ~: ~
.S..mo.a - 49, p. W.. 80 s'; ;" .u.a
- O.u. ~. .
49,, Io.. - uoso's .,ae ,oo a.
49,. ~. ,aos 'I.Ieu.. -. :. 's1'o'Aoo.sS
i.s. 49, .0''u'o' ost ne' aus On
Am.n .co. .....;,..: . A.. -; ssS'1'
'" Ne0 ~"
a., o'"eI pIopos'y os'ooCns 70
'"o 0o.Ps"y''' '''''''''''''' i'"oV.VO
Ao's' s""ouo' o' ss~~'. '''''''' sSVs'eol.'s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

~ 00e00Oe AMI 1tt8, bOoJ.)
TT IS HHRHDY CERTIFIED, That = ~ lltl
i day e Apsil, Leo, . svssn s1sts0sot ~ He'd
II this olBse, showing The essdisjsn q ~ Anna
Man HxcaAxss rn6 lHsgnAnoD co1PAnY, less-
I'd = Nov Yesk, II ~ $500 = New Yers, =
shs first ny a Jaasasy, loee, il sesoGdaase viii
The pruvisioas Of . Ast = The 0s1esal ~sse0-
bly = the stats u 1oOa, entitlei IA Act II
rststioa . sn.unnss Ooapasiss." appevvsa Jaes.
~ 18th. 1851, and IN Aes smsn1stosy thsgsts, -
proved February S.h. 1855; that asd stsssosot
SHOWS that said company 10 poasssedcf tAe roquis-
ite amount If capital, snd invested - rsqliroa
By Law.
Authority IL therefore given 70 the above uansa
Csnpasy 20 srsasect bustns.s q eusosaoee il this
.,tsts in aeevrdaaee VIII TIE laws thereof untiI
the 3lst day Of Januasy, 4. -. 1851.
i 70 also certified that EDwlH PAY, q Dsv-
export, has bseu duly appoistsd By said Cou-
pany their lswfal Aesat Al AtaoGDsy fos TIE
UNITY Of Seott, With full power to AXE risea
Of Insarance therein, snl . nsknswie6se sssvies
q peoesse, . psovi6sd y lsv, upos his sling
Nth The Cert - H. Oislsies CGan, - sn6 "a
sid ssuosS, : ssgd1sa sopg = shs s1assnsst q
- 6this 49,. Il y fafshse sssei1sd obas ~
aSeeIasd y - - sssssss 49, = - saa1
e1n1eOeos.
q fn1Inesv Wusg. \ 80 esssen1s - ~
80 - s9ast ~ 50 = Athls - 80
~ 4u6k -. = -. -. y sss..s4s
sssS - 60 49, r ~ 61Hn ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

Silver Plated Show Cases,
WHITE META L sH OW CASES,
Brass show Cases,
Wood show Cases,
IRON SNOW CASES,
A. J. CAMPBELL, + CO.,
g.. Dearborn D., Chicage,. ......oo
\IANU7ACTURE ALL THE ABOVE vARI.
~ cites Of SHOW Cases, and esl especial =.
tsntisn TO the entirely new article nasal s:usoa
" % ether eonessn in the Uaitsa States, Il
Iron Show Cases,
which, for bss.ty, durability sai ehssposss, sss
unsurpassed. They also nsrutsetu,s svsvy etksr
dsssvi.t;s~ Of Show Cases, which they gaann.
tee for workmanship, finish and ehssposss, 70 -
sasquallsd.
Osdsn solicited ssd promptly Allsd.
largo ose.stmsnt Of rsaAy Daos ShoW
Cases always - h0 d.
feb 1l-lv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

ZEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHN l.. sW IT'S,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker,
con. OF DEEDS FOR NEW YORK AND
OTHER STATES.
H. Y. SLAYNAKER.
NofAEY PusLlc AND Connssoxxs o. Ds.ps yoa
4ENx8sofAl
OFFICE NICHOLS BLOCK, UPSTAIRS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
ooh1LRTH ATTRACTS o. fHB TrTLs 70 ALL LANDS
IN SCOTT COUNTY.
New York lnsurance Agency,
CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTED. . 90 go
wr1 LABas suBplus.
Fn9NA FIRE INSURANCE CO.
OFN. YORK AND BROOKLYH
OASn OATAIAAs....... ............. t9oo, 800
STEPHEN CRowELL, P.ss't
PmAssrs saAv. ses'y
Atlantic Fire Insurance Comfy
OFN. YORK AND BR00KLYN,
CASH CAPITAL. els0.Ooo
JOHN D. COCKS, Pssr
HoaAfIo Doas, sssy
Lamar Fire Insurance Cenp'y,
or NEW YoRK CITY,
CASH CAtlTAL...... asoo0oo
I, ANTHONY, Prss't
J.R. 81 JON, Sec,y.
Fulton Fire lls1rance ConD'y,
Of NEW YORK CrY.
CASH CAPITAL. ................... 3lse. ~
WfLLtAAA. CON, Pssst
JA.s y. Raszns, sssy.
Hunbslt Fire assurance c..
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPIrAL,..................... $3eebs
JOHNRANKIN, FRET
wrluAn ngsassAn- sssy.
New : Ysrk LII InnraDss c.,
,h..a.s.r' orsEw rqsxcrrr. dF-
Ago0MW.AxRpC APlfxls,s 80. ~ 10000
MO9AlS 11ANKLM, Rk
P.mz lslIE1x, AplA = e4as.'
u PpfICkTlONy aD0a 'fuUulAHCBrA I'D
4 - - Z, = Z - - "a
- d : r y
- 81
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
Special Dispatch to the Charleston Courier.
Yal:ccy at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept 2O.-Hon. W.. L. Yanccy spoke
at Easton, Maryland, Yesterday lie was well receiv
cd by large audience and created profound scnsa
ton 1t is alleged he made 200 converts TO Brcckin
ridge in the county Mr.. Yancey embarked Oh board
steamer provided specially for the OCCASION and was
received with shouts of welcome and the firing Of cam
non About 200 cXcursionists from Baltimore accom-
panied him. In consequence of the rouglncss Of the
weather the boat failed to reach Eason until was
late in tile afternoon. Mr.. Yancey mmcdatly ad-
dressed the vast multitude holding them spell bound
by his cloqucncc for two hours
His defence of himself against the charges ot dis
unionisn was satisfactory to his friends lie exposed
fecsosn in all its nakedness: and alleged that Mr.
Bell was tinctured with rcosolism His dissection Of
Douglas squattcr sovereignty was mcrcess holding
up to utter contempt besides lie vigorously attack
ed Lincoln and Stewards destructive doctrines. lie
cudcavorcd to show that Mr.. breckenridge was really
the only Union candidate in the field. and said that
without the Constitution, the Union was valueess.
lie was unrcservcdly in favor Of the Constitution and
the Union.
No speech eyer prcduccda greater effect in Mary
land or was generally admired than this effort
of Mr.. Ianccy. Many of the audience shed tears Of
Joy; and when. in his sublime picture, he compared
the fight now making by Brcckinridgcs friends to the
great charge of Mcdonald at the battle Of Wagram,
the enthusiasm knew no bounds. Mr.. Iancey speaks
at Wilmington, Delaware, and Frederick, Maryland,
this week. Then lie goes TO Virginia, where lie will
close lis campaign
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
The Right Sentiment.

A correspondent of the Charleston Mercury writing
on tile present necessity for action says:--
With great respect beg Leave to say that talents
ability and moral worth not sufficient at the pres
cnt time, for Representative to the Legislature OF
South Garoliua We want action not dcliberation.
If Lord Bacon, with all his learning-or Sir Isaac
Newton, with all his sciencc-or Bishop Leighton,
with all his holiness ask lis for our vote, in
the present state of things, would ask him, wlat
are you going to do? In case Mr. Lincoln is elected
to the Presidency will you support dissolution OF the
Union? Will you my representative, vote for the
call Of Convention of the people of South Carolina,
and support in good faith tile acts of that Convention:
to save our libertcs-our Institutions-our all? If
You say-no ;-you are the men of goodness and re-
sponsbfityin the sinking ship who will not aid me
in launching the boats your integrity is not OF the least
avail 10 me- hope it will carry you to Heaven, when
the ship goes down; but in the mean time it is my
duty to State, to my family AID myself to get an
agent an assistant representative, who will enter
faithfully upon that of action, which will afford
me protection and safety in the political tempest
(which is now raging over US;
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SOUTH CAROLINA
FEMALE
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
BARHAMvILLE, S. G.
BARHAMVILLE, >. 4.

TIE ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS lNSTlTU-
TION will commence on the First Thursday, 4M Oe-
tOber ensuing.
The Principal will usual, be assisted in the Lite
rary anu Scientific Departments, as well as those Of
Languages Music and Painting, by highly rcspceta-
bic and efficient corps OF Instructors.
The following. inclusive Of tile Principal, constitute
the Faculty.
ELIAS MARKS, NJ. D., Departments Of History
and Bellies Lettres
MnS MARY i. II.lSCALI. Departments Of Ma:hc-
malics and Literary Duties.
PROFESSOR LOUIS DUBOS FRENCH Latin and
Greek Classics. and Lectures on Bellies Lettres.
Mrs. NARY J. HATCH, Literary Duties; aso
Assistant in Instrumental and Vocal Music
Miss S \. COMSToCK, Painting and Drawing ;
Assistant in Instrumental and Vocal Music
REV. S. G. ALEXANDER, Chaplain; Evidences of
Christianity, intellectual and Moral Philosophy.
PROFESSOR ALIEN. HATSCIlEk, Principal Instrlc-
tor in Vocal and Instrumental Music; also, iii Tho.
rough Base.
Csy"For full information, see Circulars, for which
Address
ELIAS MARKS, M. D.,
Sept 3-Gt. PRINCIPAL AND PROPRIETOR.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
Special Dispa ell 20 The Charleston Courier.
Baltimore Matters.

BALTIMORE September 2G-Tlc lion. Henry Winter
Davis will deliver speech here tomorrow night, in
which lie will define his position on the political issues
before the country. 1t is understood that he will de-
clare his intention to support Bell and Everett and ad-
wise all opposed to the Democracy in the Southern
States to do the same. 1t is believed however, that
he intends to advise the Opposition in the North to
support the most likely to defeat the Democracy.
He will rcpudiatc fusion in any shape with the Demo-
cracy which is tantamount to fvoring the election Of
Lincoln Mr.. Lloyd Rogers has finally consented to
deliver his Druid Hill Park to the city.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
Fsome-rHaGc Negro Shoes.

The Southern Guardian ofa recent date, contained
tho following inquiry, signed Several Planters
';sr Editor: viii you inform us if negro shoes, Of
South Carolina make can be had anywhere in your
city? This inquiry is made because many OF Us have
made solemn resolution never to buy another Yankee
made shoe We can get them by sending to Georgia,
but would prefer buying at home fposSib!e. Let us
know through your columns as early as possible
In answer to this inquiry propounded to tho Guar
dian by several planters Of an adjoining District that
paper says:
sWe take pleasure in stating that very stout sub
stantial shoe is made in this city, by Messrs u. NJ
: Thompson &. Co., Mr. Thomas FIanisan, and Mr. T.
II flanagan. The leather-eNccpt tile sole leather
is tanned here aud the shoes arc all made by EeSros
Messrs Thompson & Co. have OH hand about 2ooO
oair, Mr. r. Flanagan about 1900 and Mr. p II. Fianl-
gan from two to three hundred Others oil our artl-
Zans may likewise manufacture this important article
ut we cannot speak upon the point from our person.
acknowledge By the way persons desiring trade
and custom, ought to avail themselves OF the hcuull
of the Press
's.Mr Francis Lynch Of Cl:craw, also makes first
rate negro shoe Mr.. Lynchis an old acquaintance
Of ours, and may be relied upon in every respect
And you might with great proprety, friend Guar
dian, have added that Or neigibor and friend, Mr..
GEO. ALDEN of Camden, has been manufacturing at
home, tor several years past d 'ett 'n'ou'' "
sboe,n made by ncgros, under his immediate super
Vision, which, for excellence of material, durability
and finish Of workmanship, can't DC beat III tins or
any other State of the Confederacy lie manufactures
upwards of Is 900 pairs per anEum, and has now on
hand about 5000 pars, ready for the Fall and Winter
trade His shoes are sold to order, in Florida Ala
bama Mississippi and Arkansas, to planters who were
liz the habit for years, purchasing their yearly sup
pEes from him. and who find it still to their interest to
buy here and ship to their several plantations in the
West.
Mr. .lLDEy will, VIC hope, by another season, COM
plec his arrangements for the manufacture OF at least
SO 600 pairs annually for he finds it impossible to
keep the supply adequate to the demand
We have examined very recently his homemade
shoes and arc prepared fully and unc4lvocaly to cl-
dorse al that we have written in this article 1t al
frds us great pleasure to make these statements, or
every dollar made and expended at home adds to our
social business and political independence, whilst it
must have its corresponding cf2ct upon the pocket
nervss-tlie real throbbiny hcart-of those who seem
intent in cutting open the Golden Goose to get the
errs OF Southern labor and production.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
Newspaper and Periodical Agency.

NCWsPuPCT UHU TcffVVHCHI fhTCNS!'
Having received the agency Of several newspapers
and periodicals. the editor Of the JOURNAL will give
prompt personal attention to any business committed
to his charge. We may mention that the following
arc anloug tile number for which we are authorized to
act :--Charlestdn Mercury. Southern Guardian Sum.
ter Watchnan. Field and Freside, Lancaster Ledger.
GoDEY's Ladys Book. Eclectic Magazine, Cosnopoll.
tan Art JourIPl, &c.
This is matter of great convenience to persons in
this vicinity, who may desire to subscribe Or renew
their subscriptions for any Of the above papers or
periodicals.
1t must be remembered that the CASH must always
accompany the order for subscriptions, and that we do
not feel at liberty to vary from this wholesome rcgl-
latiun
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
.u.,.x nr,s u,ea;sl Confirmed.

NEW ORLEANS September 2S.-Thc steamer Gfaat'
ntor which arrived yesterday from TruXilo has 0ee
,u,ront;ucd Her news leaves no room TO DOUBT t't
,,, root fi,IiInstcr is no more Walker fell pierced
by ten balls The Hondurians cheerco wl'en 'nc''
enemy sank to the earth. The remains Of Walker
were decenty terred the funeral honors being done
bv soreirners The natives would take no part Ill TIC
bbria service Col Rudler has been sentenced to ior
years Imprisonment
SneciaJ Diypa!cics 10 HE CharlesJn CyWi:f.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD
call attention to the fact that they
are now opening their usual large
Stock of
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Balsann Of Life,
Prepared by
J. J. MCKain, Camden, S C.

Will cure Dyspepsia, pain in the.
side, Headache, loss Of appetite, con-
stipation Of the Bowels, giddiness:
and rush Of blood to the head; and
acts as a general tonic to the whole
system.
It is warranted purely vegetable
in its composition, and being prepared
by all experienced Druggist, the Pro-
prietor claims that it is worthy of a
tria! from the Southern public
Many certificates having been re-
ceived certifying that this Medicine
has cured many long standing cases
Of the above diseases, a few of these
from well known and responsible
names will be published OCCASIONAL,
ly.
Wholesale Agents, HAvnASD, STE
vENsoN IL Co., Charleston, S. C. =
Sold by Hasse[tins d Massey, Lam.
caster, S. c.; MsGill & Beatfie, Pleas
ant Hill; r. G. Patterson 4ibe,tS4
Hill. 81
September 25th,, 1860.
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Hsore Slavers Captured.

NORFOLK, September 26.-On Wednesday, brig,
supposed to be the Storm King arrived here in charge
of Lieut.. Hughes, from Monrova. The brig was cap
tured by the San Jacinto, the Sth of August,
with GIG Africans on board, which were landed in
Monrovia. The prize ship Erie was also re.capturcd
On the sth by the Mohican, and arrived at Monrova
with SEQ Afrcalls in charge Of Lieut.. ponegan.
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rs" Fight dollars per anliuh for every additional
square.
BUSINESS. and PROFESSIONAL CARES EIGHT DOLLARS
I-vcar All advertisements for less tan three months
CASH. lflc number of insertions is not specified IN
T,i'iny aleertSsneNis 'cW be cD"mncd hH me' ed "U
and charged acc0,d.nyg.
Announcing CANDIDATES. three mo"hiS. Fire Dihns
nrer hnt time the usual rates will he charged.
No advertisement, however small will he considered
less than square, and transient rates Charged Oh all
for less time than three months.
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Eogartics & stisslsi;sn.

We direct the attention of our readers to the aver-
tlsement of these gentlemen, in our paper to-day 1t
will be seen by their advertisement, that their stock OF
European Goods are of their own importation, and
their Domestic Goods have been obtained, as 'ar us
practicable from Southern manufactures. Their stock
is worthy an Examination from the interior merchants
Of the South, and the public generally, who desire any
thing in the Dry Goods line.
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The E:,fe of walker.

NEW ORLEANS September 27.-Thc British war
steamer Gladiator, from Trlxio via Ruatan, arrived
ut this port to-day with the remainder Of the party
composny Gen Walkers ill-fated expedition to Lon
dnras. By this arrival we have positive Information
that Walker was shot on the 18th instant at IHxIlIo
pudler had not been shot, but was still retained as
,,-;sonor ,vbcn the -yadiqto,' left Truyillo