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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, January 10.

WASHINGTON, January 10.
SENATE.-Mr. Davis, Of Mississippi yesterday in
troduced bill providing for the sale Of Governments
to the different States far they be spared
from Federal service.
The President sent in to the Senate to-day the cor
respondence in relation to Mexican affairs.
Mr. Green, of Missouri, made speech i'll reference
to the Territorial resolution offered by Mr. Pugh, of
Ohio and had not concluded at the time of adjourn
ment. - -
HOUSE OF REpRESENrArvES-M Gartrel, Of Geor-
ga, spokein favor of peaccable secession, and urged
the right of any State thus to withdraw from .he
Union.
Mr. Faulkner Of Virginia has been nominated by
the President as Minister to France.
The result of the balotings for Speaker Monday
has greatly disappointed all parties Every thing is
again at sea- and representations to future events
are useless.
4aess WASHINGTON, January II.
SENATE.-Mr. Pugii, Of Ohio, replied to Mr.. Green,
Of Missouri and in defence Of lis resolution on Terri
torial relations
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. ballots for
Speaker were had, hundred and eleven being ne
cessary to choice the last trial. which resulted as
follows :,,z.,
Sherman Black Republican. ............. LOG.
Hamilton, Democrat. t......................I5
gGilmer, South American. Observation-Disclosures.
A proproston to withdraw Sherman from the can.
dintes for Speaker has been canvassed but fifty othe
Black Republicans positively refuse to agree to this
step The House Of Representatives still remains at
dead lock. Post Office certificates are held at 81.
WASHINGTON, january -.
sESArE.-Tlle soundness of Douglas was under dis
cussion up to the hour of adjournment Adjourned
until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIrES-Severa of the Demo
cratic members as well Of other party distinctions
have endeayored to obtain the withdrawal of Mr.
Cark's resolution in reference to the Impending
Crisis" and its Black Republican endorsement. They
desire to have substituted for it one less harsh in c.
preston. a .g
Mr.. Clark positively refusing to grant this request
exciting debate sprang tp In the midst ofit and
while Mr. Haskn, of New York, was speaking very
energeticaly pistol fell from his pocket on to the
floor. This produced an intense excitement and a
general collision was feared many believing that an
assault on Mr.. Clark was intended. The Sergeant-at
Arms restored order, however and mutual explanations
ensued
No ballot for Speaker was attempted.
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Nomination, for Congress.

: Gen. JAMIsoN, Of Orangeburg is nominated in the
Mercury for Representative to the Thrtyseventh Con-
gross from the Third Congressional Col. KErrs) Dis
trict No truer nobler representative Of the Pal
metto State could be found in Washington, and if we
must stay in the Union and send representatives to
United States IL Congress, just such men we would
prefer to see there, as Gen. DAVID F. JASIlsoN. .
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News from Mexico

O: st.s.7a= New ORLEANS, January l2.
The Juarez Government have directed Pesquiera
immediately to revoke his order expelling Capt. Stone
from Sonora, and that he shall invite his return These
directions it is thought Pcsqera will refuse to obey
He,is now raising troops for some mysterious pur-
pose.
"A combined French and Spanish fleet is expected
at Vera Cruz to enforce the pccuniary demands Of
Spain to Mexico. This report comes from both the
English and French Legations in Mexico.
ighe Liberals have obtained several victories over
the Church troops in Tehuantepec
Gen Alvarez is acting against Cobos.
Zacatecas has been re-taken by the Liberals.
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Fearful Loss OF Life.

LAWRENCE Mass, January 10.
The walls Of the Pemberton cotton mills suddenly
gave way at five o'clock this afternoon burying be-
meath the ruins five or six hundred operatives The
mass almost instantly took fire. and at this time, near
midnight all the combustibc material is consumed
1t is estimated that two hundred lives lost and
very large number are believed to be mortaly wound
ed. Many others are variously mutiated 1t will be
impossible for long timc to tell accurately the
cunt Of lives lost and the number injured.
LAWRENCE, Mass, January II.
A portion the employees were at supper. There
six hundred in the building when the walls fell
The dead and missing number one hundred and fifteen
most Of them being young girls, and the main support
of their families. Those injured number one hundred
and sxty-fve The loss of property is estimated at
100000. The fire has been subdued
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Soul Prosperity.

The Southern Baptist Publication Society has just
issued Soul Prosperity; its Nature its Fruits and its
Culture" by CHARLES D. NALLARY, d. D.
We arc indebted to Mr. TooH tile agent at Charles
ton for copy of the above Interesting work
Tic book is handsomely gotten up, printed in the
very best style Of Typography and of excellent mate
ral containing 336 pages, in three parts, subdivdcd
into sections metodicaIly classified under appropriate
heads, making capitally arranged reading look.
We have not been able to give il very close read
ing but, from hurried pcrusal Of some of its promi
ncnt and leading thoughts prepared to anticipate
for it very general sale, especially among the largo
denomination Of Christians with which the autlor is
immediately identified.
1t is not designed we take it, as theological dis
QUESTION Of any one idea view Of Church Polity or
denonnational popularity, but treats Of genera and
tN want in the Christian world, of a growth in grace
and knowledge of the truth"
There are many striking and beautiful gems Of
thought, which open up to the mind of the earnest
rcadcra rich vein Of pure and delightful contemplation
and, in the mass of wholesome instruction and unprcju
diced truth, we lose sight Of what little sectaranism
may be Incidentally interviewer i'll its pages. The
publication and distribution of such books, written and
published by Southern men, or those identified with us
by interest and sentiment cannot fail to be Immensely
beneficial, and we arc ready. with pen and heart to
wish success to all such Christian enterprises whether
or not they belong Immediately to our household Of
- y COOL book is a Sas:at blessing, wherever
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AN ORDINH!llIGE
OF TIE TOWN OF CAMDEN, 1JNAISE SUP
PLIES FOR TIE YEAR 1860.

OF TIE TOWN OF CAMDEN, AJNAISE SUP
PLIES FOR TIE YEAR 1860.
DEIT ORDAINED Blythe INrENDANT AND
ID WAR 'EN, OF SAID TOWN, IN COUNCIL
ASSENBLED That Il Tax for the SUMS ard in the
anmcr hcrea! cr mentioned, shall be raised f'r the
use ana service OF The said Town. That is to say
Sevenly-live (ij) cents per head on nll slaves own
ell or employed within the laid Town. whether the
same belong to a resident or NONRESIDENT
L all Sla"c6 hired out within the said Town, tor
more than one month at time. Onc Dollar tSl)
each unI upon all Slave Mechanics working in said
Town for six months or more III time, tle proper.
ty Of non resideml>) Two Dollars S2) per head 10 be
paid by the p:rsCn employing such slave, il non
resident
On each Free Negro, Muatto or Mcstzo, under
the age ur liNeru years, FINy 50) cents Over the
aye OF fifteen, au'l urqer fifty years Of aye, Three
Dollars (53L Over fifty years %: age One DDEar.
One Dollar and Seventeen cents Slid ad valoIeh
on every Hundred ars o. tie value uf al lots lands
aad bJi diags within the said Town.
Sixty eight (GS) cents per Hundred Dollars ON Fac
forage. Faculties, Eml"ymcn's and Professions III
cu.i!g the Profession oi Dentistry. excepting Cler'
gvmcn School Teachers ana Mccsanc>)
Eighteen (iS) ccn;s on every EiCnarej Dollars oi
the amount nt sales Of goods and mcrchaDdiz
embracing all articles OF trade for SAFE barter or ex'
change Che products Of this stale and the unG'"nu-
taciu.ci proucts oi Tie Unitcd States and Territor.
les l3c;ccrrNc,pcd( which any pcrsan shall have
:i..dc dHrrng Il. wear 1889
::cIcn,: !ye (Tjl rcl.ts upon orcr? l!nHdrc| Do.
lars O; amount Of sale ol goods, wares ana mcr'
r.aadz, VIII ca any transient person (ot r2SiIen
0 lri Satrl shall maze il ;Ia !o!sc, Stall or pub.
lie Ilcc ia sat: Tun, whether the said sa.e DC made
~ ample or ot"rwi.'.
Fifty ru'l:.S (:jaJ ger lay fJT every Circus cX'
llibtcd wiihMlthc sail Town.
Fourteen Dollars (SlI) per day for representing,
publicly. Jr gain or ra@aTd, any play. comai" tFHge
d. or rc, ot'er employment OF the Stage. or any
part therein vr for exhibiting Wax figures, or other
shows Of any Kind whatever.
On every Pleasure Carriage. commonly used within
the said rown. i! drawn by tw" OF more horses lWo
Ioliuls (52). Ii drawn by one horse, One Dollar
($r)
Upon ever Carriage Or Wagon commonly hired
within said Town, il drawn hy more ihin two h2r.
ses. Five Dollars (S5) II drawn br two horses Three
IlrllArs. (S3) Ii drawn BY oSe horse, One DoliaT
and Fifty cents ($i.5o)
For every Cart or DrlY commonly nSrd within the
said Town, for lire. One Dollar and Fifty cents.
(:I.5C).
For every Break Wagon or Buggy, used for exlb
iting horses, Five Dollars, go.
For Communication for Road Work, Three Dollars,
(:3)
For Communication FOR Patrol Dary, -Four Dollars
(S)
All other rates Of Taxes to remain heretofore
established.
EATlTlED, in Council Assembled, this fourteenth
day CT January. !SGo.
J. B. KNRSHAW, In,cndant.
J. h WlrlIERS2OGN. Recorder
Camd.u : c. J,nuarr lI-im.
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The saddcI, work or the la., cou ;rcJ i IN, III
timely havo( that il Las made with the beautiful
orange trees hat consrc;ioa ai peculiarly :dorn
tho suburban Residences or ,c city, Uckro Of no ci,y
at The >'''!i hat rch in Ills green wealth.
and Which ave to Mobile almost snm-rcpical
appearance.
or late. where so.d these li.auli(i,l ,rrcru rris
Which, Ill inoft cases. had been planted and trained by
tic tcd'fcS' f guardians and brought to their nim ita
OcpcFlectlo by wonans fostering carenow stands an
ugly. scIigEyi skeleton. Those rich golden balls that
pecp"l ttptinrly from ont their leaf retreats now
:t;''s out h;Fc slriyclc, and ry powder goir's.
Inc rIcll: gree II mantle in which they araycd.
now cun'c'sjt!c ground, bghtcd and serc debris.
We mourn deeply this disaster, that has 50 sadly
blasted these green beauties. -.LpMh WeTcWy
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DEATH OF A VALUABLE ClrzES.-We were much
panied on yesterday morning by the sad intelligence
of the death Of Dr. William Frederick, who died at his
residence in the afternoon Of Monday last His death
was quite unexpected and has caused feeling Of deep
regret throughout large portion of our community.
The disease which occasoned his death apoplcXy,
with which he was attacked about six o'clock in the
morning and died about hafpast four in the evening
Both as a man and physician his death will prove an
irreparable loss 10 the community in which he lived.
OrangeJur5 Southron.
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Admins istrator' Sale.

isE permission OF the O'di.ary, vii! sell at pub
- lie sale bcfre the Court ..oGsc door in Camden,
between tic legal honrs Of sale, on the first Monday
in February next, the following property, 10 wit:
One likely Negro man, belonging 10 the Estate Of
pr. Joscrh Ice, deed.
TEEMs--Ome and two years credit, 10 Dc paid i'll
two coual annual! instruments: note ana tw0 approx.
ed ucrslna securities and Il mortgage to secure the
purchase money il deemed necessary, with interest
payable annually from day of<aie.
Jan. Ill. iuUS. Is. LEE, Jr, Admr.
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SteinWays 3 Sons

AVERY NEATLY FINISHED eND FINE-TON-
ED / GCrAVO PIANO of The above make. obtain.
cd from the Ware Room IF Mr X. NJ. BENT Chnrics.
ton La. i',st been received at MRS. McCANDLESS'
SCHOOL ROOMS. where it can br seen and exam
iucd Iy any cue desiring 10 purchase not. \ very
COOL Octave Piano on hand ,0r sa!c-pr:cc $li0
Camden. .a,.l:ry ILL.
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District

BY WILLIAM N. BULLOCK, Esquire ORnlNARY
NXTlIEREAS, James Fletcher, applied TO me fr
w Letters OF Administrator Oh ali AMI singular
tho Goods aud Chattcs Rights and Credits Of n. s.
Horton late OF the Distric; aforesaid deceased:
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all, and
singular the kindred aud crd tors O! tie sail d"crS.
ed TO be and an car c'o'" me al our next Ordinary
Cuur, for the said District To h. holden al kcrshaw
Court House ON li- Th':d day Of February ncxt,
to show Cause ifanv. why the said administration
sIuuld not be grantcd.
Given under my Hand and SciI, this Sixteenth day
Of anrary in The year Ct our Lord che Thousand eight
hundred aud Sixty and in the cighly-Onrth year
Of american independence.
Jan lid WM NJ. BULLOCK, O. X. D.
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To CURE SIRE TnRoAT.--Takc the whites of two
eggs and beat with them two spoonfus ofwltc sugar:
CRATE in nuthcg. and then add pint ofukcwam
water Stir Well and drink after Repeat the pre-
scrpon nccssary and il will cure the most obs'i
nate case of h'arstrcss in short time So says m
rx,lli:nt..
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SHERIFF SALES.

DT virtue Of Snndry Writs oi Fl. Fa, to me direc.
- ted l will offer for sale before the Court House
IN Camden on the First Mond,y in February next,
within tie legal hours Of SALE the following property
to. w.t.
Five Negroes viz Will and his wife Harriet, and
three small boys, Bill, Joe and Frank. levied on as
the properly OF Henry Pate. at the suit ofSother-
wer, Matthews &c Co., vs. II. Pate
Jan ltd J.. i. SILL 8. Il. D.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. l3.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.
An agent has gone to Vera Cruz to offer tie SER
vices of American volunteers to tho Liberalists.
Mr. Sherman may possibly be elected Speaker next
week, if the Helper resolution be withdrawn for
lanation-ChaS. Courier.
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REMBRANDT PEAEE DANGEROUSLY ILL-A des-
patch was received in Philadelphia a few days since,
announcing the fact that Rembrandt Pcae had been
taken sick at Stonngton, Connecticut where lie was
stopping on his way home from visit to Boston. It
was thought at that time, that his illness would be of
short duration, and hopes were entertained by his
friends of reunion. A despatch, however, has been
received stating that his disease had assumed fatal
type, and that his friends moncuarily expected his
decease
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A COMPLETE SETr OF TIMERS TOOLS IN
N god order. and almost entirely new For
Terms apply al the
Jan II CAMDEN J)CRNAL OFFICE.
--3"i'he Sumter IIffc'tm0n. WinISimro RaJ|vte''
lanc:s,c: LcdJsr and YorSviiIc Eaq4rsr please copy
lwica and forward ulS to this oii&r.
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The Adrertiser brings the sad intelligence that the
buildings of the Female Institute at Edgefcld, S. G..
were destroyed by fire on the morning of the 4tl.
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CoIHeton Items.

FATAL AcCIDENTs.-Col. C. E. Miller had prime
negro woman shot on Sunday last, by negro bcy
who was carelessly handling pistol.
Mr.. Charles B. Farmer lost very valuable servant
on Monday morning last. The negro was driving q
cart on his way to Walterboro and while crossing
small bridge, some eight miles from the village is sup
posed to have been thrown over and crushed
Il, .iu1usu 81 ] 49,
1ssides S b canaday ESQ, has recently been
purchaseoby the Stewards ,ef the Methodist Church,
and occupied by the preachers on this Circuit
Revs. Crook and Link, who arrived here last week.
MAGISTRATES CoURr.-In the case of the State VS..
john (savc of Dr. F. Y Glover) for grieyously wound
ing Mr. William Remly, While on patrol duty, was
tried Tuesday, the Sd instant before B. F. Brad
ford, Esq, Magistrate A verdict of guilty was rem
dered and the sentence Of the Court was that he be
placed in solitary confinement for four months, and
ceiye twenty ashes at the expiration Of each month";
then to be subject to further Imprisonment Of one
year. and to receive twenty ashcs at the expiration of
each monitor be banished from the State at the
discretion of his master Tho prisoner had the bcne-
fit Of able counsel in Mr.. Tracy. The prosecution was
conducted by Mr.. Bedon.
SHoouNG.-Mr. FL c. Knight, compositor in this
Office while on his way tc work, Thursday morning
last was fred at twice by Mr.. O. T. Canaday one
shot taking effect in his thigh The wound dress
ed by Dr. c. D. Rice and is not considered dangerous
though Mr. Knight will probably be confined to his
room for several weeks lie was lnarned at the time.
Mr. canaday has given bond for his appearance and
consequently we will give him the full benefit of our
silence.
Another shooting serape occurred at or near Mr..
Patterson's store on Saturday night, between one Of
the Groves and Mr.. Dick Walkcr-thc latter firing
two shots at Mr.. Groves. The gun was loaded with
small shot, which did but little damage. Walker
resisted the officer Of the law who attempted to arrest
him, but subsequently came up and gave bail.
s.a WuKer6oro' Sum-
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NarrOas 10 Hire.

'ETlE subscriber will hire from the first February
4 next Few No. ynu:g. able. bodied Negro Men,
for the balance of tlir year.
Jan II JOS. VI. GAY LE
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TIcho L.cSt

4 Ii. rcrsan< are warned ygrimst trading for a
~ Noe ii. On Iy Skies 4 Barnes To- the Endrr,
.i.rcd for One Hundred AMI T!iriy-two Dollars.
hearing date solu:'jmc in February or Ma:cI last,
ihc Same having bccn los; Or mIsnld.
Jan l7-2l B. v. BHFN y.
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E5erring'. Eaa;ca.. C;,a,npion Fire
Burglar Proof Saicc,

NINTH ITALLS PATENT POWDER PROOF
~ LOCKS, the same that were awarded separ-
ate medals at the Worlds FAIR, Lo.,dou. 1851. and
the World Far, New York iSjT and ARE TIE
ONLY American Sales t!,at were awarded medals at
the London Wor!s Fair
These Safes form the most perfect security against
Fire and Drrgafs of any Safes offered to the
rr,bl
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FDr. SaIa.

A PRIME WAGON. Chi.lrens Carriages, Steel
a purglrS Cutting knivc< and Corn HAclIerS-
Also variety cf Ga!dcu Tools, ns' rc""irrl at the
old cGrncr.' l.. " u )NNEl.
GcI,;,cI:lTzs7s UT"rcIa:s. ⅈs ts!s.
rI|RAVELLING BLANKETS Also. Soft Hats.
and fine Cloth Caps Un,cr..riS, &c. just re
ceiveI al t!it old coricr.' i ". hOANEl
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E1I,7,,,, 5.7arn,

&za2u3, Guan9.
~jNIiE b ST arti &c of s'a-.G"iail Gss9:aa:o for
sal" ~ IIcrrlol. in QiHn!ir;es TO suit pnrchas-
er$. CnM on d>i.Geyy.
Jan I-2t JAMES JbNrS.
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OBITUkA RE-

DIED at her fathers house. on January th, inst,
Miss MARY NJ QUINLEN, III the 3lst year of her age.
She was fer many years member Of the Presbyterian
Church we have reason 20 believe that her soul is at
rest.
BLESSED arc tic dead which die i'll the Lord"
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suing qIsIIleI
J. B. KERsHAw, ". T. c. II. PECK, c.
r. J. McCRE1Gnr, W. A. JAS. K. ANDERSON, A. C..
d. SHEoRS r. s. c. A. MCDONALD l. S.
RoBT. MAN, A. r. S. D. R. KENNEDY, o. S.
WM. ANDERSON, 7. ". L. DEPAss p. W. P.
JAS. JONES' F. s. Rev. j. K. MENDENII.iLL, T.
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z7n 49, DYsPEE'TkCS E. O o TX
esNa esgNgap<<..z.Is AT Tills.-1r Is SoT YET GEN
orally known that the Baum lie Vie, or Basam of Life,
by J. J. MC[llE. will in nine cases out Of
ten cure tie worst Dypcp*ia. and in every instance,
afford great relief to the Digestive Organs and act as
a Tonic to the whole system.
Read this Certificate from one Of the FIRST merchants
of Camden. the original Of which can BE- seen BY call
ing Oh the proprietor:
"CAMDES, s. C.. Janr;ary 18th, 1850.
MR.. J. j. MCNAlN Dear Sir--Ilavins been a
sufferer from Dyspepsia for several years back. was
induced 10 try your Baum dc Vie. have done so and
find it, US far as am concerned, the BEST MEDICINE for
that disease have ever tried
Yours, Respectfully
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z-nl<-.-, TEsH yEyv RS0A1so OF
SS.N (2a COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS FOR
Kershnw Distrcr, will meet in Camden on the first
MONDAY III February. 1T | o'clock.
jan lot COLIN MACRAf; Clerk OF Board.
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ATTENTION
;A,rTA S2IH..s,k

Tor ale a: rrdacst PRICES. Also. inc 1t q
I Ncsp -""5, Il t.;e Old c'"''r.
Jan T. ". HoNEEY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

z557<z55p cAt5oEs z,EGElT I'm.
GNls [Ia F.tNTRT.--YOU ARE HEREBY
ordered to attend your .iNNIyERSARY BUSINESS
MEETING at Temperance Hail. Saturday a!rt
DIST inst at o'clock p. m. By order Of 1t JEO. D.
KENNEDY. commanding. j. \. SC1IR0CK,
Jan l7-lt Orderly Sergeant.
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Gbe Camden }l)rehlp 9onrnaI.
Tuesday, January ~, 1850.
Fire i'm EdgeMcAd.

THO. J. WARREN, Editor.
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Sons OF Temperance.

The following brethren have been elected and in
stalled officers of Watcree Division No g. for the ell
cuino rter.
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rzz-JyAS;FED 20 EFazss3, F0ZR TEE

Jan lift Treasurer Com PQOr y. u:
S9"iia.7SRCA7Naac,ssffE u g 7, a n G:&E.IN T.
MENT.-FROM RICH AND POOR. BOND AND
free all colo!s grades and conditions Of lil. we hear
the same need of praise awarded this wonderful ar
t;c!e. Sores arc healed, pains relieved. lives saved,
valuable animals made useful and untold ills assuagcd
by this great medicine which is surprising to the Judge
lncnt OF man. What emily does not require q STAN
,lar,l I.iun2nt? Who ever heard Of the sane effects
produce, ly any other article? For ,CUts. Bruises.
Sprains Rhcuuiat;sm $wcn%s. Strained Horses &C..
it has no equal Bcrme Of imittions. Tie genuine
Mustang Linmcnt is sold b. oil respectable Druggists
and Livery itcn in every town. parish aid hamlet
throughout North and South America. Europe and
the Islands or tie Ocean. Buy at once
BARNES Il PARK. Proprjctors New Aork
Fo. sale in Camden :. G., by JOIN j. MckAIN and
I. L. XEMp. Jan lI--lm
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Eis,c SnCc! Potatoes.
SJOUNTAIN BUTTER, Bacon Sides, &C., for sale
Va at the ''uld corner" Il. W. BONNEG.
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RE-oPENING OF TIE CoLLEaE-The exercises of our
Female College were resumed on ThursdaS~last.
The session, we are pleased to state, was opened
under the most fatterDg circumstances large
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-17

Some 800 Bales were sold during the past week, at
from to II cents.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-17
MARRIED

OK the 10th inst. by the Rev. r. R. Vann, Major S.
D. CooDLErT. Editor OF the Grccuviilc Patriot and
M,,tntliaeer, to Miss MARY, eldest daughter of Col.
Wm s. Lylcs, Of Fairfield District