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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-10
Our Exchanges.

TIE SOUTH CARoLlNiANcomes to us with the new
year in handsome s'it' Thich greatly improves its
Typography and a,lds muci to its appearance.
TIE SouT!IERNER-lutiShc1 at Darlington G. IT,,
by Mr. j. NJ. BRowN, and edited by +. F; W,rIEY.
Esq, has reached u.s. anu Ire welcome it warmly into
the Southern ranks, OF WITCH we are assured it is to
be an answering and zcab bus advocate. Mr. MARLEY
is bol fearless writer d will give the old rickctty
Union some hard knocks Re hope.
COTTON PLANTER ANDSo1L, OF THE Sorru-Wc
take pleasure IN asking aanton to the claims Of this
admirable Agricultural rilal. published at Mont
gomcry, Ala, by DR.. u B. CLOUD. We have the
pleasure OF personal Acquaintance with DR.. CLOUD.
and know Inn to be WNtly and 'cstnablc gentle.
man. and, in politics a n after our own heart
The Sob has been w3Slerfllly imrroyed and en-
'tchrd hy large aVitlonsS its pages and several dc.
partmonts, making 1t all q a first class Southern RI-
raj Magazine 'Ihe;ensS 9lplt has .ncccssitatcd an
increase III tic price, wihh is now two dollars per an
num- -;
SOUTHERN GGARpL'N-We shall be happy to re.
ceive subscriptions, orprlers for advertisements in
this excellent States Rats and truly Southern paper
We arc the agent for CIudcn and vicinity.
| SOUTHERN CnRISrlA.pri ripyoC,TE-The S,ytber,
Christian Adr0ca'e leg its twenty-thirl volume
with the year 1850, and #libs marked improvements
III every department.. awcckly newspaper in the
Southland few i'll any mrt;on of the coIutrv-cnr
claim rank above the StSrn Christian .idcOcate in
all the essentials oi gol ryan, $osays the Charles
ton Courier, and so say @
HONE ClRcLE-We E received this clcront work,
published monthly ut illc. Tenn. much improycd
ior thc present year. an interesting periodical
and combines the useful 2l ornamental to a hrlr dc
gree oil excellence ~ truly Southern publication
Ill its tone as well aS Pic, and in building this up
we are only sustaining ir own literature,
Subscriptions win bqcceiycd at this Office Two
Dollars PEI annum.
LIE SOUTHERN ENTRpRISE.-Tlle last number con.
talns the announcementlnt Mr. PRICE has disposed
o! Ills interest III the Southern Enterprise to Mcssrs
McJCNklN Z BAiLEYwho will lenccforward prLlis
it under their joint pr,rictorsp. Mr. PRICE sill
retained as Editor. Il PARTIES have, orr host ,,;s,cc
lor increased uscl''liics and patronage.
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Look Here.

'gNlIE subscriber continues to at ms Agent of III
L Planters aud Mechanics Bank of So Ca, ,lf
MnuaI Lie Insurance Company Of New York, a,S
the Southern Mutual Liz. INSURANCE Compan; a, Cd
iumbia 5
Also. receives Subscriptions. as .,gc'.t for ,lS
Charleston Cou':c Charleston Mcrc:Hy. Southern
Presbyterian The Central Prc>I,ytcIian. and South
cin pr"$bvlcrlnG Review.
Jan 3-lf JDlIN ROSSER
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Practical Non-Entcrcoursc.

We understand that young gentleman OF colour
went into the store of Of merchants the other
day, and cnqured for axc-l,andlcs. lie was shown
good article Of Northern make and, after several min
utes of examination was asked by the boss" if they
wouldn't do He replied that they were very good,
but That he didn't like tic people where they come
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State Normal School.

Attention of Teachers and others is invited TO the
advertisement of the State Normal School, in our paper
to-day We regard this movement as matter Of con-
siderable Importance to our Sa'c and we trust the
liberal provision made for this object will not be al
lowed to pass by with Indifference.
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Russcll'S Magazine.

We have Il few copies left Of this excellent Maga-
zne and would be happy to supply our friends with it
free of postage at the publishers pricc-25 cents per
single copy, or Three Dollars per annn The January
number is highly spoken Of.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, January 3.
SENATE.-Thc proceedings Of the Union meeting at |
Rochester were read and tabled
Mr. Brown of Mississippi, il discussing the Message
disagreed with the President, that the question of
slavery in the Territories was settled The Judiciary
had done all in their power but legislation was
necessary.
MeSsrs. Doolittle of isconsin, and Pugh, Of Ohio,
were opposed to any further legislation On the SUBJ
jcct.
HOUSE OF REpREsENrATIvEs.-Mr. Boyce: Of South
Carolina, concluded his speech commenced last week.
Mr. English, of Indiana, charged the Black Republ
cans with an cndeavor to reopen tile Kansas compro-
misc question: for the purpose of acquiring political
power.
There was no ballot for Speaker, i'll consequence of
the absence of several members
WASHINGTON January 4.
SES,rE-Mr. Wigall, of Texas, took his seat to-
| dfy.
Mr. Mason, Of Virginia, appeared in an entire suit Of
Virginia grey.
The Presidents Message was taken up. and speeches
made upon it by different Black Republican men,
bers.
bill was introduced for the abolition of the franking
privilege.
4 WASHINGTON, January 5.
The proceedings in the Senate to-day were unimpor-
tant adjourned until Monday.
! In the House, two ballots were had for Speaker. On
the first ballot, Sherman received l04; Ealandigham
CO. Gilmore - rest scattering to choice
l1O7 On the second, Sherman received 1O3; Bocock
Sc; Nelson s. rest scattering to choice
LOG. -
WASHINGTON, january 6.
House OF REpREsENTATIvES.-Mr. Miles, of South
Carolina, showed that the antLecomptonists were to
blame for the nonorganization of the House He pro-
posed to elect temporary Speaker pass the necessary
Appropriation bills, and that members should then
sign their seats thus bringing the question Of the day
directly before the people.
~ ballot was next tried, one hundred and twelve
votes being necessary to choice.
Sherman, Black Republican. .l09.
McClcnand Democrat. t....................37 81
Bocock, Democrat. ...32
The rest scattering
The Democrats are hopeful Of an organization mex
week, with the aid Of the Americans and Anti-Lecomp
tonsts.
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Military EiccsiGH.

COL JAMES SIMoSs, of Charleston, was elected on
the 4th nst Brigadicr General Of the 4th Brigade s.
c. ~ to fill the vacancy caused by the death Of Gen
CRUlKSnANK. ....
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BoorMAEERs' SrIuEE-Tlc l,ootmakcrs Of 1iopkin-
ton MaSs to the number of several hundred, have
been strike since the beginning of December, in
consequence Of reduction of about onc-sxth in the
prices previously paid.
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\ LINE OF STEAMERS FOR EURopE-A writer in the
Winnsburo Register promises to he one of thousand
to subscribe cacll hundred dollars to secure line
Of freight and passenger steamers between Charleston
anil Europe.
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Dispatches 10 the Charleston Mercury.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Tic lratia arrived at New York yesterday 1unua-
ry s. from Liverpool which port she left December
9th.
LlvERpouin-Salcs of Cotton for the week ending
December 22d. Is 900 bales; spectators taking 1900
bales, and exporters 1900 bales. All qualities Ind
Slightly declined, caused by the last steamers news
from the United States and numerous arrivals Of cot
ton slips.
Tic decline during the week was l-Sda3-lGd, warticu
larly on the new crop.
On Friday. December ODD. the sales were G0OO bales
the market closing quiet
Flour is reported steady Wheat firm; Corn dull
but easier and unclangcd Pork dull; Lard dull; Su-
gar lrn; Coffee steady; Rice dull, but irm and ad
vanccd a ID. for common: Turpentirc firm at 34s.
MASCIlEsTER.-Adviccs unGlvurabe, and the market
declining.
f2OOO
Money WIS unchanged and in active demand
American securities were slow Of SALE but rates
changed.
SEccHD DESPATCH.
GENERAL NEws-The nineteenth ofJanrary is said
TO have been fixed as the day for the meeting Of the
Peace Congress.
1t is denied that the Pope claims the Presidency Of
the Congress for his P!cnpotcntiary.
Lord john Russell tells the menoriasts relative to
Mexico, that England is endeavorng to conc to an
understanding with other powers respecting the course
to bc pursued in the future with regard to Mexico He
points ut the difficulty Of the United States recognizing
one President, and England and France another
The Paris Boursc had been irregular, but closed
firm 1T T0i 80.
There were vague hut unconirmed rumors osan
outbreak in Hungary i'll circulation.
The Span'rds Ind again rcpulscd the Moors, entail
ng heavy Losses.
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CONSERVATIVE JoURSALs-The newspapers of New
TO which the South owes peculiar debt for their
course during the John Brown excitement are the New
York Cypress New York Democratic Nesos New York
Day Book and New York. Herald
The above paragraph is copied from the Editorial de-
pa,tment of the Richmond Dispatch, and we regret
very much that many; four Southern journalists are
getting into the habit of expressing gratitude to the
conductors Of the Northern Press and those engaged
IN getting up the recent powwows because they have
done their duEyy--7nothing more
Some of the journals named have been most forward
IL building upthe unhealthy, Unconstitutional and
lawless sentiment that now pervades the masses ohe
North, and now, when they begin to SEE the practical
results Of their Infamous teachings they have the eff
ontey 10 offer sentiments of coincidence to those they
have wronged and denotnce the very instrument they
created to perpetrate great wrong upon the people
Of the South The whole proceedings are disgusting,
and we viii have none of them.-C Charlotte Bulletin
Stick to that friend b. it is bulletin the right place
7sa e!sst si- Camden Journal.
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fer WatcIl,ilnii.
Tri.Weckly

Tie cntcrprisng pl stors Of the above named
journal intend to issue W 3he first of next month
trl-wcckly issue OF tll aper. The railroads give
mail facilities sufficient ace the latest in the
hands of most OF their reacrs and this time every
reader should cndeavor to Keep fully posted up in the
news of the day. The Tritweckly INuchn,an will be
published at So per annlnl!
We need hardly add that we wish our friends alui-
dant success; thls oil course. is, understood
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"EhENEiLLE AsD FRENCH BROAD RAlLROAD-Thc
p"cc'orH Vi ti'' t'al held a meeting OH "Wednesday
E'S' anu resolved o await the action of the districts of
Union and Spartuburr South Curolip, rs 70 vo,r.r
subscriptions to ill., road, Shoud tlis rcsu G,vorbI,
"ork VIII De coEneEcel all along the line and that
po't'on from Sparunbarg to Columbus in Polk County
completed 1t islmlcrstood tmt if ts Jispo.;,ion ;s
MANIFESTED Dy soartanburg and Union to build the
roa"' 'he south 'aroina Legislature will at its next
session vote ald b the road.
NO" II our Siartilnburg neiSlbors want orr hay,
I'LL" o'hcr prodi!e peculiar to these mountains, they
"''St oeS'ir thcnselrcs.-!lShptNe (N Cl -lduocuts
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MARRIED.

OS the 23d November last, by Juo. II. Shaw, Esq,
Mr.. TGnH NELLY, of Kersaw. to Miss NANCY ArKlH
SON. formerly cf Sumter District.
OH the 2Gtp Dec:mbcr by the same, Mr. j. B. F.
MOORE, to Miss MiRTlIA Cook, all of Kcrshaw
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BURNT TO IEArlG-!A negro giIl belonging to Mrs.
Nal was bllrht to death in this town. on last Tuesday
the 3rd Of Jaimary She was engaged in cookinp din.
ner when her dress caught fire and hovinr on hoon
SKts 1t was impossible to eXtingish the flames. Drs
Lambert. Morrison and Comwcu were instantly called
in, but she WIS drcadllv burnt and died IN tbrcc
Hours Mr. aIld Mrs. Nail, and Mrs Clark, we lcarl
were all smartly burnt in attempting to the girl
Chester Standard
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The Wallala Banner reports facts and instances
proving that tho soil anil climate Of Pickc,s District
arc wcll aaaPed TO Indigo. This "truc blue plant
WAS once Il lcadng staple in large portion of South
Carolina but sicd out soon after the Introduction Of
Cotton ana or many years, h;s only been cultivated in
small quantitic; bv German residents in Sake rotla
Major Robcrs Maxwell. of Pickeps, has also tried
Tobacco with eminent succcss and is doin,- n Good
business Tor himself and ncigbors and friends by fur
uslng lime, fer agricultural purppscs from tho 'Chau-
ga Lme-klns"- ns"-Chayleston Courier.
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Practical SEcEssIoN-.In noticing the withdrawal
Of the Southern medical students from Philadelphia the
New York Times says:
Thc proceedings are far significant of the in
tensty of Anti-Northern feeling which now perrades
the Southern States than any political speeches in or
ont OF Congress could be- If these young men, who
must presumably represent at least the average ntc
gence of the Southern States and who have been living
in actual contact with the people of great and sin
gulary conservative Northern city, think it impossible
for them any longer to maintain honorable relations
with the North what are we 10 expect of the great
masses Of Southern men, who know the North only
through the inammatory datribes Of their own Sec
tonal Press If the Union meetings of Boston, Pha-
dephia and New York meet with an immediate re-
sponse of this kind from body of educated Southern
men, actually within hearing of their oratory, what
effect can we hope they will produce in the heart of
Mississippi or Arkansas?
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TAINTED Iofs.-Wc publish the following as II
"eccSSF ca'tlo to parents ut this Of holiday
gifts:
From Dclgial medical iourn, we learn t,,t child
"'o' year OH who appeared to be in dreadful pain,
'''" n'o " 'or' loaln at the mouth taken to an
apotlccary at D,ssu when i WAS f,pd th.t tho r.I
creature tit" nG,n poisoned by sucking the painted
face of doll in which IN extract Of lend h,d hccn
mixed. lie administered medicines which saved ry,c
'i''s 'c o''' be properly suggests that toymakcrs
ought 10 oe pro olibtcd from employing poisonous sub,
st''hceS III painting playtn.s.
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PAPER AND PRINTERS sTATIoSERY.-Thc Augusta
Dispatch says: "We desire to cal the especial attcn-
tion of our fraternity in this and the adjoining States
to the Paper Depot and Printers warehouse of Mr.
Joseph Walker, Charleston. He is prepared to fur
nsh every style of writing and printing paper cards.
card board type, chases, galcys, composing sticks,
Sc"&c He has been in this trade formany years, and
thoroughly understands the wants of tine craft His
store IL few doors above the Charleston Hotel, on
Meeting-strcet. He proposes to act as advertising
agent for the papers of the INTERIOR and we hope he
will succeed in infusiDg general advertising
spirit among the Charleston Jobbers who seek the
trade Of the up country
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WASHINGTON, january 6.
Premiums Awarded 10y the State
.AEricuYtHrSi Society.

We are indebted to the Secretary Of the Agricultural
Society for the following list premiums awarded by
the Executive Committee at its recent meeting:
Mrs. V. NJ DeVaux, St. Matthew'S for the largest
yield of cotton upon five acres improved upland by the
aid of domestic manurcs, G6-pomds-Ssc.
One acre, under same requisites, 1883 pounds
$40.
DR.. D. W Ray, Richland, for the largest production
upon two acres, by the aid Of mineral manures 574
pounds-S2o.
Same upon one acre, 3O07 pounds-Slo
Largest yield net per hand the entire crop Of the
plantation-S3o
In addition the following premiums not heretofore
published
D. Wyatt Aiken, best sample of upland rice-S5.
o. N. Liebcr, best collection Of South Carolina
minerals-slver medal.
4 Columbia second best mattress
Leavenworth Post Office, best six
Mr.. Iandrum, Columbia f..sa,oUr Drlrs-zthre..
modal
Mr. Elliott Winnsboro, best cotton gin, open to the
world-SlO
Pel j. Anderson, Camden, best architectural draw.
complimentary premium $40.
South Crolinian.
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s1FFElhSG AT itE, NoRriL-Thc late excitement,
and the consequet withdrawal of Southern orders are
causing 10 iltte Slllcrns at the North among me-.
chan;cs and operatives in the various factories 4
large numbers ol linds especially in the New Eng
ianu ot'cs' nave fready been discharged and others
Will soon DC throw; out OF employment.
Tho Chelsea (Mss ss) HeraM reports dull times there
'''e oeS' carpehEes being glad to get work at LIS
per o'F' anu SooaForknen commanding only IS cents
ia''crS' IL Is sald will not average so cents day
during the winter -Shp.c,rpcptcrs orc o,t IF cmrov
anu i"'sohS nave i;onc into the country"
lAc '"a'Nat y Commerce adds that Northern
MECHANICS ana Manufacturing artzans aro preparing
in great nnnhcb to move 10 thc Sou:b ,Lcrn IN
follow their RESPECTIVE trades
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Cur Cotton MnTilGt.

Cotton is worth from y to log.
The un;lvorGblc state Of the weather for the pas
week has limited sales to sonio 200 Bales.
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TsAaF, agOA, a. EsANEa gsEvlDENd,.

rg>llE Snutl, Carolina Rail Road Company having
/ declared - Dividend ur FOUR DOLLARS AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per Share. Tor the Six
Months ending December ; l>i. l>59. and th" Snrth.
western Rail R"a'l Bank Dividend Of SEVENTY.
FIVE CENTS per Share tor llc same Ieriod. the nm.
tied Dividend Of FIVE DOLLARS per Share will no
paid ut The Aforesaid Eank, and after the THIRD
DAY of Iaruarv
The Dividend on Road Shares. not connected with
the Bank will lac la at The same time and place
above stated and the Branch Bank of The State Of
Suutll Carma ~ ral.,icr. TllOS. WARING, Z
Auditor So'lh Carolina Pail Roal C"mpanx.
John {. COCHRAN,
Jan Bot Cashier Southwestern r. R. bank +
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Tic lOHOWlS UfCtNTcl CUllsUCGte tHc UceTs ol V'4I
Lodge for the present tcrn:-
J. w. P MCKAGEy, n. e. JOS. NJ GAYLE, Sec.
W. D. ANDERSON, Y. G.. THO. j. WARREN, Treas.
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Arrivals at Mansion fIouse.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
GA
Sarsaparilla Compound,
OR, DEM MIS-
al a TIVE

For PCEIFIING TIE DLOON IND DISEASES OF THE
LTvER
The great Object of this compound preparation Of
SarsapaiIla or Alternative. as preventive Of dsea &C.
is to ail nature in keeping the system healthy by
stimulating the Liver to increased actnu when il be.
cor,es torpid aud prevent the blood from becoming
H. pure.
Liver complaints are The prevailing diseases in the
Southern climale, and natGie has made Snr1aparIa
tie best remedy for ts cure We have the diseases
among us aud the remedy. 1t must hc apparent To
every person, that tie Sursalarill that grows in this
climate is better for the dsrases "f this climate than
tie lp:c;.:n gruw! ur it cln be prepared while le
roots are fresh and have their full strength.
S,'ld in Cumdrn wholesale and ietniI by JOHN J.
McKAlN aul +. L. ZEMp. rrice 81 Der Bottle
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\ VILE ADoLIrIo Book SOLD lS TIE SoI,Tu-A
young gentleman slloed us on Saturday book. pur
claseu ut one ol ourbookstorrs doubtless the pro-
riletor haa no aea Its claracter) with the title: :
." I'LL Sports III the est; by Frederick Gcrstackcr
Translated from the Oman. London and New York:
Routlcdge, Warncs 8 outledge."
4 ricr, more abor blet living, Abolition pubca.
tIonr was mover prnft The page or two we read
were more closely paltq With libes OH the Southern
pcople-with lies aoirs@ cry and slavos-Lhan we
ever saw. before. a
Surely our books lan find some WHY to pre-
vent such works oeHB ID nthen. They cannot,
OF course, read the purchase: but they can
let it be understood will destl> y and not pay
Tor them The law itS1 compel them to pay for
DOCKS, thc cs6i 3rll is against law.
Let the FFesS
wherc.-MontgoneS Nail
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NEGROES HIRING THEIR TIME.-The Town Council
of Greenvc have thought proper call the attention
of owners negroes to the Ordinance preventing them
from hiring their OWE timc The Ordinance will be
rgidly enforced Negroes have had the privilege of
hiring their time so great WHILE that the system has
grown to great evil in the community, and we rejoice
that efforts will be made to suppress it. 1t is well
known that in most instances the slave has been per-
mitted to make his contracts, and the master re-
cevc so much from tho negro. The latter was satisfied
if he received certain sum from the negro This hns
led to lettering, and the negro has been forced in somc
cases. to steal enough to make mp the amount required
by his master. Put stop to this indiscriminate rum
ming about Of slaves and we shall hear Of less number
of thefts and VIC opinc that fewer smoke houses will
be broken open and fewer articles of wearing apparel
missed from clothes lnes.-S0uilsrn Enterprise.
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Mn.<xa7 ESaEE1 l,E VIE DEE EsAs.-
IMs.Zs3 wv SAM OF LIFE, TAs PERFORMED
in this place that hat, long resisted other
medicines.
For dyspepsia, an'l Cor Dcrangcmcnt of the Stomach
il is peculiarly cictt'iois.
Prepared and sold by
Jan 10 JOHN j. MckAIN. Druggist
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SECGSD DESPATCH.

Death OF Hsis5lOp Newman.
AUGUSTA. January G.
Bishop Newman Catholic Bishop of Philadelphia,
fell dead in the street at that place yesterday, from
disease Of the heart.
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SouTn AND NORTH The South is in a far better
condition to go toEwar thar the North 1t is the
producing portion Of the Union 1t produces all the
staples that bring money from abroad into the country
The debt which it owes is principally due to the
North With its cotton, sugar. and tobacco tsuppies
more than half the exports Of the Union. It is the
great mart for Northern produce Let The South cut
loose tomorrow from the Union, and the next day
there will be such crash in the North as was never
dreamed Of before could not recover for it would
not have the products Of the South recover upon,
as 1t did in 1857. It could not negotiate loan
either here or in Europe for there would be nothing
upon which to hypothecate a loan. Without money,
how could the North get men2 And without men,
how could they make war upon the South
Jeft to ITSELF the South would soon become the
and most powerful community in the world
! SOUTH the North must inevitably &c
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Eo GDo GDS I4 @
KERSHAW LODGE no. 8.

LAAlAA.~-I-L " 4IO--CAI - y. u
A REGULAR Meeting will tc held Oh Friday
"A Eveni:l. neX,. III ! O'Clock.
\. r. LATrA: Sect'y
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Will BE PUBLISIIE0 JAN 20N, 1850.
~ TIE
SO, BAP. PUBLICATION SOCIETY,
THE MOUNTAIN VIOLET

OR. TIE CHARMS OF EARLY riETY,
as displayed III the memoir nf Margaret Rust Bayne,
late Of Bat more Ily Rev Francis II Bsrkcr Han.
over Virginia. lSmo cloth.
j. J. lUUN. Fiunncirl Secretary.
Jan. 3-2t Charleston. 5 G
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ESr.;-We arc sorry to learn that little son
I'm hIookers Of this district, received severe.