The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-04-10
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.DEATroFu DE-. JouNG MoBLEy--Me 9 M ieei Z itoit t
rsahle source that DR.. John G. Mobley died alter
short siHness from bilious cholic on Sunday at the
-a.;dence Of his brother.inlaw, DrMeans, at Buck
bssa This rapid succession to the grave Of our form
r fellowstudents and associates is truly sadaenng
history and should vividIy impress upon our minds
the uncertainty Of life this is the hor sixth death
Have recorded within fourteen months, ofthe pom
routt' Of our District @ho were bound to us oy
the endearipg ties of innocent boyhood, as wen Us
those Of mature age Winnsboro Register,
Persons long. afflicted who have vainly tried many
expedents to eradicate disease are but TOO apt 10
give way to dependency, and relinquish all hope oi
cure. Even when remedy that has cured thousands
i. placed within their reach they exclame oh NJ IS
of no use nothing will cure me This IS folly wiiiu
sacrifice Of health, the greatest Of temporal blessing
sncb morbid feelings peculiarly obtain among sufferers
from scroula cutaneous and eruptive diseases arising
chiefly from the disgurng and often repulsiye features
of these maadies Let those who are thus afflicted
arouse pm,tteir lethargy and resort to SANDS sAR-
sxpARuLA, they will then experience IN their own
persons the healing influence and renrigorating pro-
psrties of this unfailins remedy q?
,Co,yRr.-The Spring term Of our Law Court, for
Lexington, closed its terms on Saturday last Judge
Withers presided and we lcari despatched business
with little more speed than some of the judges who
have occupied the bench here; on former OCCASIONS
great deal was DONE and we learn the judge won
and carries with him the greatest esteem and highest
regards of the bar Three sentences were passed on
tt,,,o c,r oan1ta haiti
s95 each; tire OTHER for forsc:stcalng first offence,
sentence two months imprisonment fifty: lashes and
fine of SlO0 His Honorhas appointed an extra ses-
sion. 20 be Holden in next month"; with view of clear
Ing the docket Of its numerous cascs.-Flag.
\. a.. s+s- $50. .
RAILROAD MEErlSG-Aher the Convention meeting
was oyer-sor Monday. an informal railroad discussion
took place. and IT, being understood that the North
Eastern railroad Company would take active measures
to accomplish connection with this section by rail-
vav Committee consisting of the following persons.
were appointed to correspond with the President and
directors Of said Company in relation to this subject
J.. H,.;Witherspoon,. j. A Cunningham, ]. NJ.
ingram, ". NJ. Conpors, S. B. Massey, D. Barnes.
Lancaster Ledger.
AsnEy1L1E DELpGXrEs.-The following gentlemen
have been appointed delegates to the Columbia Con-
vention from Abbeville District:
Gem. s. McGowan, A. Burt, c. T. Haskell, G. r..
MeCala, Dr. F. F. Gary, Thomas Thomson B. z.
Herndon. T. Mcclellan, j. 7. Bonner, John R. Tarrant
James Norwood DR.. N. c. Taggart 1t was moved
and carried that the Chairman be added to the delega
ton. The meeting was then adjourned.
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GEORGIA AIR LINE RAILRoAD.-lt is proposed to
build railroad from the Georgia line to Ncwberryn on
the Greenvlle Railroad, thence to Chester, some
other point on the Charlotte and South Carolina Rail-
road thus giving short and direct connection on the
travelling roueo from the South and West to the
North.
A special Committee, appointed by the City Council
or people of Atlanta to whom the matter of city aid to
the road was referred have made very favorable
port upon the ubject.-Southern Guardian.
FOUND DEAD-A passenger by the Georgia Rail
Road ipforms.ps that an unknown man was found
dead near Greensboro on yesterday. He wasa smal!
man. with red biri and appearedto TO be foreigner
A map answering his description took the cars at
Madison, and got off at Greensboro and started back
ON the freight train, when it is supposed that lie fell
off and was klled.-4uyusta Dispatch,
ApyASeEp AaE~-Wc arc informed that Mrs. Molly
Vincent, near Lfnest died on the 9th u, aged
.fo4 years. She had been a member Of the Baptist
rburrh for a number of vcars-SpnTlL1n