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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
Court in HsiCE.lpM&.

The Columbia Guardian of yesterday, says:-"Tle
Fall term of the Court of Common Pleas for Rchland
District His Honor Judge GLOVER presiding: COM
menccs this morning. There is one capital casc and
there will probably be case Of negro stealing The
expectation is that the Court will occupy the whole
term OF two weeks" -
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THE LIFE OF TIE FLESH Is TIE BLOOD" was said
by inspiration long lcfore lnrveys discovery Of lis
circulation had brought to light its purposes aud uses.
Now we know not only that lile is in tho blood." but
that disease iulabits it also. Many Of the disorders
that pcrvade the human frame, have their home in
it. thrive and grow in it. The celebrated DR.. J. G.
Aver, Of Lowell, hns had regard to this important
fact in making Remedy to these disorders His
Extract Of Sarsaparia purgcs out the impurities Of
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02

TIE NExr GOVERNOR OF SOUTn CARoIlSA--At the
next session OF the South Carolina Legislature new
Governor will bc chosen. AS there is an impression
abroad in the Palmetto State that tho time that tried
mems souls will return again next winter, the papers
are busted discussing who is the right man for the
crisis Several sheets mention favorably the Hon. W.
Porcher Miles, the Charleston Congressman. Thougl:
a young man, he has a reputation for remarkable ell
crgy decision and nerve, and Mayor Of Charleston.
gave evidence Of the highest order Of administrative
ability. Other papers mention fnvorably Col B. J..
Johnson of Bcaurort-New York Day Book.
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AIadv,s Sentiments.

Conversing recently with very intelligent and pa
riotc lady, on the subject Of Federal Relations" she
&nqured Of MS 'Ny wait any longer" to dissolve our
ybpnexion with people, utterly antipoda to us in
every conceivable sense and ftom whom we have no
right to hope that justice ever can he received. We
&8ess that we feel ashamed to acknowledge 10 the
Ees as we had to do in the present case that some
our public who aspire to the leadership Of Fed
matters afraid of issue; yes afraid Of their
own shadows, and if some fthese could have heard,
aswe did the patriotic reply OF one Of Cardinals no.
sblest daughters perhaps might have had tie effect
ostir fever in the blood" Of those whose miserable
slithargy and cupidy have made them utterly unfit as
she guardians and custodans of the peoples rights
sWoman as Iam said she, Il would wait no longer
temeet and settle this question Would that our
so-calledmen had the same spirit and determination;
then we might hope for settlement of this vexed
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02

Fusion IN NEW YoKK.-The fusion movement in
tie Northern States wns, from the first, mere game
to defeat the election of Black Republican President,
without regard to any principles whatever. The lit
tcrcsts of the South aud the rights Of tie South were
to be totally disrcgarded. She was TO gain nothing,
in either principle or policy, BY the movement. The
only portion of the Northern peoplc-the supporters
Of Mr. Brecknrdge-who acknowledged her rights,
were to be absorbed and destroyed IN the predonl-
nance urSquattcrsn or Cnionsm In the very last
attempt at fusion, they we've to have only seven out Of
tlrty-livc Of the Electors, to which New York is cl
titled. OF course they could have no power in the
Electoral College. Northern Interests alone dictated
the policy. To keep the South in the Union-not to
grant lcr her rglts-and thus to subscrve Northern
:nterests-was the sole end to be obtained Yet the
effort it seems, must fail even in form. IN substance
we never doubted it would full. against tile we'll Or
ganized disciplined anr fnatical band Of Black Re-
publicanism.-C Charleston Me' curry 20h uk
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Musical instruction.

CSg-MRS. WINSLOW, AN EXPERIENCED
Nurse and female physician. has Soothing Syrup
for children teetling. which greatly facilitates the pro-
cess of tccthing by sotening the gums reducing all
inilammaton-w alay all pain and is sure to regll.
late the bowels. Depend upon it. mothers it will give
rest to yourselves and relief and c; your infants.
Perfectly safe in all Gases. See advertisement in anotf-
cr column.
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Fashionable Dress Making

~" MISS HOWARD GIVES NOTICE TO THE
Ladies Of Camden and vicinity, that she is prepared to
make dresses mancs and cloaks, III the ncatcst nai-
ner and most fashionable style.
She may he found at Mr. FRElrAGS next to the
Post Office where she will be Happy to wait Oh those
who may favour her with call.
July 3l,-Gmo.
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MrsHETs FOR TIE SOrTIl-Tlic Washington cores

MrsKErs FOR TIE SOrrlL-Tlic Washington CORES
pondent of the New York NJrld, iii lis dispatch to
that paper on "Wednesday, says that the Government
has orcrlcrcd Quo stands OF arms tu Fort Muu!tric
South Carolina lie says that as there is not moro
thau three hundred men needed to garrison the de-
fences Of South Carolina the order is viewed with
little suspicion by the coolleadcd at Washington and
elsewhere.
fthc report be true we suppose they arc at loss
to know what use is TO be made of these guns whether
they arc to be put into the hands Of the scccssioniss
or used against them should occasion require. We
and perhaps are tie quota that belongs to this State.
Time will shuw-Svuite,n Guardian.
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Fer the Legislature,

Mr. EDIToR:-plcasc announce Major j. NJ. De-
SAUsSURE Candidate for reelection, to the House
OF REPRESENTATIVES at the ensuing election in Octo
Der next, and ohligc MANY VOTERS.
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Fcrl,:S EG- Advertising.

For one Sqliare-fnurtcen lines or less-ONE DOL.
LAR for the FIRST and FIFTY CENTS for each sub.
Scqlcnt insertion.
OBITUARY NUrICEs, exceeding one Square. charged
for Mt advertising rates.
Transient Advertisements and job Work MUST BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE
Nodrduction made, except to our regular alvcrsil:
patrons.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02

The Hon. ". p. Miles has been nominated for
Governor of this Stale by tho Union $50. Ca.)
Press
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A. r. Browning 81 Co.

This firm continues to keep before the public their
increasing supplies of goods. as will appear by ganc-
ing over our columns to-day. We commend their ad-
vertiscmcut to the attention Of purchasers generally
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EOr the SCnalC.

We are authorized to announce 1IoN. A. il. BOY.
Mn, as Candidate for reelection to the State
Sruap
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For the Legislature.

present his name as Candidate Tor seat In the Leg
islaturc, at the ensuing election.
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TAMPS---L AMPS.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINE AND
N Common Kerosene Lamps. with the most ap.
proved burners, just r. c"'ved.
Also Paper Shades, Chimnlr1, Globes aul every
thing pertaining to the laIrp Some Of the above
Lanl,s n Ut an entirely new syc lust operrd at
Srnr. 25,-lC MckAIN'S Drug Store
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02

DIRECT IMPORTATION TO CHARLESTON. are glad
to learn that the Spanish bark Olympia sailed from
Malaga about the 10th inst, with full cargo ofiruits,
wines etc, consigned to Mcssrs. Hall Co.
Charleston Jie1cWN 29h Ill.,
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Ear The HcgiSI;iflirE.

Tic friends of CAPT. D. D. PERRY, respectfully
announce him as Candidate for the HOUSE or
REPRESENTATIVES, at the olectiop n October
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Georgia sarsaparilIa Compound, or
Dennis AifGratiVC.

The purest and the best for diseases Of the Liver
and for Purifying the Blood.
This is the best Medicine Of the day. It's conIl"si-
ton is published on the wrapper.
Orders arc not solicited because il is Of Southern
growth and preparation, but because it is the best. y
trial will prove it so.
For sulc by JOHN j. MckAlN,
Mar 20 and DR.. j. L. ZEMP.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02

sLg sSlSble v;asc.!lations


ch Who, CHM essselyes men; haven't the
rage to deicad, as they ought to do, the graves Of
ir sres or the homes Of their wives and little ones
hen the men become SO craven as no longer to be
yillng to defend their rights abstract or real, let
he women Of the land have the govcrnmcutin Charge
#apd our word for it, i. aviH be carried on right
Woman is not afraid to do her duty, and ifman is
recreapt to his there is some consolation in hoping
that so long noble woman has the power to think
andact is not altogether past the bounds
q. hone.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02

The population OF Spartanburg village, by the re
cent census, is 2l55
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
Assignees Notice.

A III. PERSONS INDEBTED TO JAMES |.
n VlILEPlGTE. hr Norc or Account arc notified
that the same are in nay hands for Collection, and if
not paid by Return bny will be put in suit.
Sept 25,--:it. W. l.. DEPASS. Assignee
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State Normal School.
APPLICATIONS For ADMISSION INTO THE
NORMAL SCHOOL

APPLICATIONS FOR ADMISSION INTO THE
NORMAL SCHOOL.
Applicants must be at least fifteen years Of age,
Of uEqrcSlioraLlc character, and in sound bodily
health.
2. They mrst be able to sustain good examila
ton in the following subjects
SPELL1AG.-Oral and Written.
READlNG.-Wilh facility, either Prose or Poetry.
GEOGRAPHY Geographical definitions, with
Modern Geography.
GRAMMER.-Dc6hiIirns aud Rules o! Syntax,
with ability 10 parse plain English sentc:cr-.
ARlTHMETlC- C-Numeratinn. Simple aud Com.
pound Numbers, Reduction, Compound and Decimal
Fractions Sample and Compound Prop portion, aud
Computation OF Interest.
lIlSTORY-OiULiledS States, with some knowledge
of General History
Alcgble handwriting will be required with some
praclcein English Composition.
3. They must declare their desire o make them.
selves competent ns Teachers in tins State.
Sept. 2J,-2t.
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The Prospects i'm NissiSsippE.
scribcr writes az follows:-

y subscriber writes as follows
ArrAtA. County, Miss, Sept. II.
Ny DEAR SIR Enclosed you will find amount ofsub-
scription to the Columbia Baans, commencing at the
expiration of my last remittance. am well pleased
with the Banner. We are nearly as well united here
as you are in Carolina in tile Presidential contest Bell
has but few advocates; Douglas will not average one
voter is each county. All the newspaper stuff you
may see to tile contrary is utterly false These are
facts that l know. Bell is losing all tile Southern
Rights wing of his party, and his advocates are en-
dcavorng to divide the Democracy Int its no 60. In
tlis effort they are spending more talent and energy
than they are in advocating the cause oftleir own
man South Carolina is looked upon as the leading
State, in case Lincoln is elected to scccde My prayer
is that SHE may take the lead. and am sure that this
State will follow with all the other cotton States, limo
more. Never, never !,counsel Submission for if the
IL
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Assignees Notice,

ESTILIIAM CLYBURN. JR. HAVING MADE
w partial signmeut OF lis Notes and Accounts
TO ) F. CLYBURy Jr., notice is hereby given That
the same arc in rny hands for Collection, AMI if not
paid by Reiun Dng will hc pnt III suit
Sep, 25,-3t. W. !" pEPASS,
Alo'ny at Law.
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Administrators Notice.

4 Ill persons indebted TO the Estate Of the late
N William Wilson, hereby notified to make i'm.
mediate payment to the undersigned, to my attor-
ncv. ". NJ. Shannon Esq; and all persons having
claims against said Estate, will present tcm duly at
tested, by the first day Of January next otherwise
will be barred j. j. IIUCkABE,
October 2-:im Admr.
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Assignees Notice

ESTILLIAM CLYBURN, JR. HAVING MADE
W partial assignment of his Notes and Accounts
TO Jos VI GAYLE & r. W You've. notice is here
bv given that Tie same have been placed in my hands
for Collection All unpaid debts prior to Return Duy
will be put in suit
Sept 2j,-5t. W. u. hEPASS.
Atlo'ny mt Law.
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HELD IN

view the interests of their customers.
Our Stock consists Of a large assolt-
ment of Fancy and Domestic Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes; Il good selection of
Tin, Hard Glass and Crocllely Ware,
Saddlery &c, DC. Wewould request
those, who are in search Of cheap
Goods, to do us the
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
Our Cotton Market

Has been quite active during the past week. The
sales reported to MS are about 800 Bales at prices from
10 to lo2 cents
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E0rfIlc LEGISLATURE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Situation Wanted.

cF;-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO ENGAGE
as Book-kccper or Salesman, in Il mercantile estab-
lishmcnt. Inquire ut this office.
October 2-tf
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i6r we know by our own experience. Seldom rs we
we take any medicine, we have nevertheless several
times been under obligations to the skill of Dr. Aver
for the relief which his remedies never fail to afford
MS when we arc obliged 10 have recourse to them.
Aug. 2S-4t. Catholic Uahtn2, n s.
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TO which respectfully invite the
attention of PLANTERS and OTHERS,
i'll this and the surrounding Dis,
tricts.
l also invite ATTENTION to my
LARGE and well ASSORTED STocK
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PUBLIC
w ILL BE

suited in prices, as well as tile most
fastidious i'll patterns and qualities of
Goods; as they have, when purchas.
ing their Goods. ever
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lRzz
! is E1Scrrr s&llnl W!

more recent outrdges in Texas, arc but mere speck
upon the horzon-South Carolinian.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

We invite the especial attention of
every reader Of the Journal to the
testimony as published on the first
page of this paper. fully and clearly
duplicating the Little Giant in the
Lccompron iniquity.
1t was proper in every sense Of the
word that the Democratic Central
Committee of Kansas should expose
this duplicity and meanness of the
Little Squattcr." And since the
publication Of the evidence referred to
above, new and highly important
testimony has come to light, which
convicts Mr.. Douglas beyond the
shadow of doubt of everything, AM
even more than is charged in the OK.
position of the Kansas State Com
mittee. Read it and satisfy yourself
and then make up your minds as t.
how you would like to have him fol
the Chief Magistrate of this great
conlederacy.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

NJ. Douglas 10 NJ. Calhoun. in which
sny plan was suggested fo' the Con
~sn,ioa 10 pag NJ: neither did | see a
Litter from NJ Douglas to any one.
some time alter the death Of NJ.
Calhoun. hi. brother in-law. Oliver
Dieicnlori Of L>avcnworth. stated 10
rns TIA, the family Of Mr. Calhoun
were IN possession OF letter. or le, :
tcrs. written Nv Mr.. Douglas to Cal
houn. in which Douglas advised Mr.
Calhoun to pursue the course he did.
lie also sail 10 me that he intended to
get possession OF the letters and use
them n he saw proper.
was opps-ci L. the plan Of sub
r,i..ioa. would have preferred the
Convention 10 have sent the Constiiu-
tien direct :oCougfcsS. was warm
advocate Of the L-rumpton Consti,u.
tian before the people, advocated Is
adoption. an ran for office unler it
on the Democratic ticket. and votet
a. all true Southern men dill vote, K
make Kansas Slave State.
Yours truly.
+. J. FRANKLIN.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
On Dit.

We head yesterday from COOL all
tlIority that Ex-Governor Paris G..
Dunning. one of the ablest and firm
est friends of Mr. Douglas in this
State, has avowed his intention to sup
port Mr.. Lincoln, now that he sees his
own preference can not be realized.-
We are also informed that Mr.. Bry-
ant. the present State Librarian, has
expressed similar determination. -
We do not voneh for the truth of these
reports, but we learn them from re-
liable sources, There is no doubt
that very many sincere Douglas men,
who adhered to him because they be.
Iieved his policy would operate as Ell
fcc,iveiy against the extension of sla-
very as any other. without needless
irritation Of the Slave States, and who
desired honesty to give free labor the
asccnIency it deserves in the Terri
tories. see now that his chances arehope
less. and the only man through whom
their views can possibly be realized is
Abraham Lincoln. an honest and con
servativc man they all know, and thu
la, man on earth TO tolerate any az
erosion, or improper irritation Of on'
section by another. lind. Journal.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

In this paper may be found an ar
ticlc from the Daily Journal in which
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
mcrcial is severely criticised for his
speculalions as regards the successor
of Hon. G.. n. Fitch in the United
States Senate. The Journal says:
"For the satisfaction OF all who are
troubled with Senatorial speculationS
we may say that it is the general feel
ing among Republicans that Col. Lane
in virtue of his election aud rejection
in 1853 has a strong claim to the va
cancy in the Senate, to which we be-
lieve Mr.. Morton and Mr.. Smith will
defer readily and in the best spirit"
We do not doubt but that Mr.. Nor
ton will defer readily" to the will oil
a majority Of the legally elected Rep
resentatives of the State of Indiana,
but if the Journal suppcses that the
PEOPLE of Eastern Indiana have any
Other person in view for the Unitcl
States Senate than the Hon. O. p.
Morton, it will be otherwise enlight
cncd when the votes come to be coun-
ted, or when their desires come to be
known upon that subject.
We think that the able anil
ardurous labors of Mr. Morton during
the canvass Of 1856 and the one now
in progress, may justly bespeak for
him honors and compensation that
can only be found and bestowed at
present by electing him to the office oil
United States Senator. We think
his superior abilities as a statesman
and high moral worth, eminently fiji
him for that position. And we have
heard bu. the one expression, tina
Mr.. Moitoa was the man for th'
place.
Henry S. Lane, as Governor o
Indiana, has made numerous pledge
which he is under the most solemn
promises to redeem. AMI the reopl
who have elected him will expect o
him, and we have no fears OF thei
disappointment their faithful re
demption under his administration
The honors Of the office to whic
he is elected are of the highes
character and the emolumenrs al
amole, and we think that under a
these circumstances and consldera
tions, will be doing but simple juslic
to all parties concerned to elect Nj
Morton to the Senate in the place c
G.. y. Fitch. We would not so spea
did we not believe that Mr.. Morton
valuable services to the Republica
party and his ability both entitle an
oualifv him for that nOSitlOn.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
William l.. Yanccy and the
Vice.pre>idency

Recent developments have shown
conclusively that the Vice-Presl'lency
on the Douglas ticket was offered to
this distinguished Albanian
But he and Fitzpatrick refused to
accept the nomination on the platform
with Mr.. Douglas. The Douglas
party in Offering and finally comforting
the nomination to these Southern
slavery protectionisis gave very fair
and candid exhibition of how highly
they prize and of what vital impor-
lance TO them is their great principle
of Popular Sovereignty. This ex-
hibition of their di>loyalty to their
pct doctrine, is only equal.ed by
Douglass anxiety to sell out TO the
Supreme Court. And his anxiety for
the Supreme Court to take his pet of
his hands for the past two years. has
only been surpassed by his inordinatc
6esi for the Presidency. With what
show of consistency can the Douglas
party abuse Yancey, Fiizpatiick
a. CO.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
CAMDEN
WIDE AW AK {!
\ Grand
LINCOLN RALLY
Will come of in
e. MlaE Nay 90.
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9TH.

Hons. John L. Petit, Charles Case
Of TT. Wayne. Al. llarlin, j. =. e.
Shanks, Walter March and other en-
inent speakers have been invited and
are expected to be present and address
the people.
\ BAND OF MUSIC will add
pleasure to the occasion.
THE WIDE AWAKES Of
Button. Montpelier. Lancaster. Win
chester, Salem and Portland will be
there. and at night will have Grand
Glorifcstion. and Magnificent TORCH
LIGHT PROCESSION.
Turn out, every body. Come in
the morning and stay all day. and all
night. The latch string will be out
and every preparation will be made tC
accommodate the crowd.
Oct. %, 1860.
II