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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-05-01
The Vulcanized
India Rubber HeIting

(AN s&!cl: te recommended is ~ ierl"r ~ !eaih
Z t. ~ c.eiy respect for Bands for Crt,u G'n.,
S.sMili,. Mines. Grain elevators, Msc!ssne Sa~ps
aud Mauu'ic!O:;ea OF whcrcrer open 3elt* AZ "a bo
Iisrd.
Ii is desirable article than leather, iuasruch
lis first cost i: n,uch les; it is stronger and
durable. and gives gain iu power the pi!le,. "
will stand y heat Of 300 degrees unaffected No degree
ii culd ur can Inquire lis working is il su6.
jccl damage from Rats, &C, An a.sorl'nsu, on
and aud for sale low oy WORKMAN + CO.
:. E.-Lare Leather ind BclL liuoks-iur sale
;.Is,n Tic most reasonable terms Ly " &CU
:;c.t - q 81
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-05-01

Ut Appearing TO my isfaciion that - Red
/ ding aud his wife. Nancy Reddng, John L. Thnm-
MS - Stages and his wife. Charlotte Stages,
Sngrs and his wife, Jare Stages,
Tliuinns TiIunas. .Ir. -- Boothand his wlic Fran
cis Booth aud William Thomas. deIcndanls to the
,huye Bill are without and reside beyond tho limits
al tins state
II i. ordered on motion Of Shannon Complanants
.olirnr that ,lc said defendants do answer, plead or
demr 10 tile above Bill within three months from tho
publication Of, this order In 6efaulI whereof an or
der pro eonfcSso will he entered ngain.! them
WM. r. TAYLOR C. L. L. d
.nrui~si"iers Office, March @cr 1864.
March Gid
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-05-01

IL, Is. Negroes
10000 >eyyrocs
Saved Yearly.
Saved Yearly.
Planters Take Notice,
Planters Take Notice,
Jacobs Cordial
Jacobs Cordial
Is The Only Sure
Is The Only Sure
And Positive Remedy
And Positive Remedy
Before The People
Before The People
In Dysentery,
In Dysentery,
Diarrhea,
Diarrh@a,
And Flux,
And Flux,
It Never Fails.
It Never Fails.
Packages Of Half Doz.
Packages of Half Doz
Put up Expressly
Put up Expressly
For Plantations.
81 per Bottle.
For Sat in Camden by
JOHN J. McKAIN.
Bii~r' Dyaprp !c Ermrhy
Bii.s' nysprptir Remedy
Bliss Dysi,cpiIc Neni'dy
Bliss Dyspcptlc Remedy
Bliss Dyspcptic Remedy
Has the Largest Sale
Has tho Largest Sale
Hns the Largest sale
Has the Largest Sale
EIns the Largest Sale
OF any Medicine In the World.
OF any Medicine In tII. World.
OF any Medicine IN the World.
OF nny HIetilcIne In the World.
OF any DIedIcins In the World.
lUU.OOO Packages
IUUUU PactnEe
1000 Packages
iOO,BO0 Packages
lOU. .OOB Packages
eoId In Georgia mud SouthCnroilna
Sold Tn Georgia and >outhCnroiina
Sold In Georgia md SouthSnrolina
Sold In Georgin and s0utiiCsroiinn
Sold In Georgia and South a roIina
In Fourteen aIonths.
Tn Fourteen Months.
In Fourteen Mouths
In Fourteen Months.
fn Fourteen Montlls.
Ttis Warranted TO Cure
II II Warranted to euro
II Is Warranted TO Cure
ills Warranted to Cure
Il IL Warranted to lure
If Directions are Followed
II Directions re Followed,
II Directions FOtIoSeu.
II Directions urc Followed,
Ii Directions Followed,
Any Cnse OF Dyspcp psiR
Any Case OF Dyspepsia
Any Case of Dyspepsia
Any Case of Dy spepsia
ANY Case of Dyspepsia
Liver Disease,
Liver Disease,
Liver Disease,
Liver Disease,
Liver Disease
JaundIcc
Jaundicc,
Jnundice,
Jaundicc,
Jaandice,
II is Especially Adapted to
It L. Especially Adapted TO
It Is ESPECIALLY Adapted TO
II 10 Especially Adapted TO Z
II Is Especially Adapted to
Female Complaints;
Female Eomptgints;
T. Female CoinIi6unts;
- Female Com pla!Nts; =
- ErcylSzfs-= - i.,s
II Produces Rotuiuity 6I Form
II Prod uces RotuuGity OF Form
II ProIu, e. totuudIty of Form
II Produces Rotuudlfy OF Form
In Females OF Thin nnd Spnre Habit
In Females of Thin mud Spnre lInl,it
In Females OF q Thin and Spnre Habit
In Females of q Thin nid Sp'rc Habit
Send Postage Stamp to the rropriciors ur ''icu
Pamphlet on " Diseases or Stomach, and DowoA.'
w. w. BLISS x CO., Propiieior.,
303 Brond dmny, New York.
For Sal. in Camden BY
JNHN ! NrkAIE
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08
Magazine Street Road.

Mr.. Daniel Young, the contractor
for the fencing and bridging ON, the
line of the above Road is now pushing
his work forward with commendable
energy, and our citizens may feel a
pleasure in the assurance that that most
important public thoroughfare will
shortly be thrown open for their use.
The contract for ditching and grading
the above line is now in the .hatds of
Mr.. NC CURE, who has commenced the
work with spirit, and thoroughly under
stands the requirements ef.kfs contract.
Like many other improvements wish.
ed for by the peopleiiA opposition to
the interests of a chastefed anenopoly,
the opening of ,Msgasine street was
doomed to slumber Tor years after it
was desired and asked for by large
majority Of the Inhabitants of the dis
triots through which st must pass, and
not until after a portion Of, the interest
in the grand monopoly should change
hands, could tho petitioners to our
PoliDe ~Jnry hope to obtain their de- J
mana. Time, however, has changed
the.eEnership to certain interests and
lands, which now throw.aside the once
suiing opposition to the continuation
Of Magaxfna street to this city.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08

extremities. Unlike the elephant the
chin of the animal we are describing
projects far beyoud the mouth, giving
it the appearance presented byold per-
sons who have lost all their front teeth.
The fact, together with the additional
one, that the tusks are very. large and
long, leaves no doubt that the animal
was furnished as the elephant is, with a
trunk or proboscis for the purpose of
protection, or Selling it's food and con-
veying it to its mouth.
The mammoth was a herbivorous
animal. feeding upon vegetable alone.
This fact force us to the conclusion
that in times past, the country we now
inhabit, enjoyed perpetual summer; for
animals as large as the one in question,
as well as the great mastodon, of the:
sanse natural family, the fossil remains
Of which have been found in Missouri,
would soon famish and die without
large supplies of nutritious vegetable
food. But l will not offer any spec
ulative opinion as to the cause Of the
change of climate that ggadually:led to
the extinction of these races of animals.
sThe head of the animal above dis
covered is almost inaentical with that
of the elephant. The sockets for tho
eyarballs were perfect. ~.
Mrs MaiHefert will send the tassils
found, in the best state of preservatieas,
to the Museum of Natural History at .
New York, the balance, portion of
one of the ,,tuskss bones Of the AecR
and portion Of tile teeth. he. kindly
presented toDr. Anderson, of this city,
who will retain than.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08

D' That portion of our city over
which the last destructive fire RACED
has already been entirely covered
with the foundations for new edifices.
IN addition to the number of buildings
now being erected on property hereto
tore unimproved. The fact is worthy
OF attention, and speaks we'll for the
suture of our city. Not day passes,
but inquiry is made for a, convenient
dwelling in this city, and many more
would Immediately obtain good tenants,
at remuneretive rates.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08

| North Carolina.-The Raleigh Stan
dard, a breckenridge journal and the
central democratic organ of the state,
opposes disunion in the strongest Ian
guage, and holds no parley with any
thing squirting in that direction.
After discussing the plan proposed by
Governor Ellis,zthe Standard proceeds
as followsss
'1Aatsis the plan of your governor.
He de- to dissolve the Union, but
he fears to trust the people with the
que kiolis He would agitate and arouse
passions in advance, and commit the
honor andAthe pride Of the state to dis
. union schemes; and then, and only then
would he "a 1alt the people ofthe state,
in their afereigh capacity. to know
what their y5ews are On the most i'm
portanr1 bje ctssthat havS ever engaged
their .ttehtionw Such is the lacy
Of Coz. Ills; such is theTespeetW (which
he. entdrtain6 for his masterA he peo-
pleof North Carolina. ~
We understand Gov. Ellis as en-
rhatically advisingsthe speople of the
state to, resist the inauguration of Mr..
hlncoln. lie says: 1T is true Abra- !
ham Lincoln is elected president accor-
daftg to the forms of the constitution:
it is equally true that George the Third |
vas the rightful occupant Of the British |
throne, get our. fathers submitted not to |
has autkority. -That is, our fathers re-
sisted George the Third, and we should
resist Abraham Lincoln. We should
resist him without trying him; we
should leap violently into the untried
scenes of anarchy and revolution sim
ply because bad,man has been chosen
president according TO the forms of the
constitution. Butwe deny that G Gorge
the Third was the rightful occupant of
the British throne.' Our fathers fought
not only against George the Third, but
against the doctrine of the divine, right
Of kings. Every school-boy knows
this to be so, yet Coy. Ellis tells us
that Geor sc the Third, swas the right
fuI occupantof the British throne.''
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08
dan Rice's circusr.,T1Ais nose

dan Rice's Circusr..TAi novel
and extraordinary exhibition, as an:
nounced by the bills, win give to the
good citizens of this wonder-iovine,
Burg, the opportunity of witnessing
one of their grand. representations,
ON THIS DAY. December 9th, 1860,
including all the accompanying extra
curiosities, mot emitting CAPTAIN DAN
himselfi Gg whose welfare and success
we have ever felt no ordinary interest
and SYMPATHY since we parted
company with him amid the show-drifts
of Illinois, during the-winter of 1855.
Joint suffering creates, sometimes,
Joint sympathy of feeling, which may
exist beyond the recollection of all
the circumstances connected with it;
Jordan am hard road to travel"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08

w Those persons in need of cheap
ana substantial Winter Clothing would
ind it to their advantage to call at the
Ctt'sd"s Clothing Store" 10Y Poydras
street, kept by DAVIS & JACKSON. and
nearly opposite the Carrollton Railroad
Depot, New Orleans. Their stock con-
sists OF every variety and quality, all
which they will dispose of at the most
liberal rates. Call and examine.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08

Judge Douglas .in fWashington.-
The subjoined dispatch from Washing
ton the LIST inst.,,.we find in the Louis
vile papers of the I'd:
The Douglas and johnson associa-
ton and other citizens, numbering some
1000, waited con Judge Douglas
atsss1ao clock thiy evening. with the
trine band, complimenting him with
asefenade. Mr.. John G.. Enos, the
president of the association, welcomed
him backsto Washington-; ;sfser which
Mr. Douglas made speech, sxhich was
received with tremendous applause.
Referring. to the Hon. a. H. Ste
phens' late speech, be said he endorsed
every sentiment it contained and it in
spired him with the hope that there was
q party yet strong enough to save the
country. He aesepted the GEORGIA
platform IN all its features. The per
sonal liberty bills should never have
been on the Statute books of any state.
lie believed Congress had power to re-
move ali obsfruotions to the fugitive
slave law, whether Resulting from State
n any other log siiati ON; he exhorted his
riends not to md iii recrim TO |
ct by hes be byss III s and to unite for
he preserva ton OF the Union. He |
'oncladad BIZ saying that on Monday
le should resume his seat in the United |
states Senate with ne spreiudice OF ill
ceiling towards any one Excepting the
oes of his country. Mr.. DOUGLAS was
epeatedly cheered.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08

aap Our readers will observe nv
notice III this paper that Messrs.
1bar6ot !. Warner are now the pro-
>Prietors of the Empire Coal Yard in
This. city, Mr.. Andrew Jones having
disposed of the Yard to those gentle
men. The business will be continued
oy them' and full supply of the most
superior quality of Goals may at all
tunes be had at liberal rates, as
heretofore. Give them a call. 80
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08
lOFFICIAL.I
POLICE JURY-PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
LEFT BANK.
SITTING OF DECEMBER 3, 1860.

| SITTING OF DECEMBER 2. $500
I'll TO- 49,. ~ 10'0
odiomu 10y iiio' 'liS DAY pursuant to
Present re- i tho uon w. ,1., -
Nra. lose"T t VI non VIM. Mithoif,
~ Preston T H1 tiLe'' W. ". H. =. Levy,
~ D. SUM- a. Miller I'm. Fish and
MA I,in,,4o. &c 1,
were rond ond o, ~ Sne last meeting
Tba Fir ",,o "P Ea
tho fniIowina ''I I;11 Coltihlitcee approved
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08

Gp We would remind those of our
readers who desire to take a risk in the
State Of DelG'oare Lottery, Glass 61O,
capital prize 100000, to be drawn
I'D inst, that their orders will be at
tended to by Messrs. Leaojsson &. Bros.
It forwarded immediately to their adj
dress. See Scheme in another column.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08

w We are Informed that u, iine
Company of mint Men," has. been
formed recently in the Town of X enner,
III this parish, and that Col. John Hum
phreys and Capt. VIM. Fish have been
principally instrumental in the forma-
ton of the organization.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08

u For tho cheapest and most
durable book-binding in New Orleans,
persons may call on S. w. SLATER.
20 Commercial Place. He executes all
varieties of work in style not to be
eXcelled. See his card, in paper.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08

1D The Proceedings of the Police
jury of this Parish, Left Bank, at
their sitting of Monday last, will be
sound IN an adjoining column to-day,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08
CITY OF CARROLLTON:
SATURDAY, December 8, 1860.
Succession sale-.-Guv Dreux.

Succession sale---Guy Dreux,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Jefferson. will
offer for sale at public auction THIS
DAY, in front of the door of the
Courthouse in Carrollton, at IL O'clock
"a. M, large amount of improved
and unimproved REAL ESTATE, situated
in this city, and belonging to the
Succession of the late Benjamin Mason,
deceased. tY-. See advertisement in
paper.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08
Texas Items.

e -
| LynG Laac.-Ihe Brennan Enquirer
has i4sccountsof the hanging Of three
men iY the county Of which it is the
county seal. by the officers Of Judge
I Efnch's Court. ~ The offenders ,ra
~. have o1r,,;+.oa ~,
( H. ~ i 4 - J, '.o oN''ess :
Il Y. ist Inc peace OF The COM
n 81 a4
"a -. a,,,,e,..,b. M.szs .,r.
x Z. ! & sljisls.g Ss,s.,I e.'o-
,i'l sa4 EzE 1iroad bridge
~. - . o'ns' c e ~ We
.ss Il as g ;nostof the
-. e - : . Ass,s'53s2sMl. hs1anqARg
-.
s, 0''o'. % ~" -eFransS9 e.-7Sihe La
- Ao ! ~ sses'say $ me weath er Is very
10 sofs'o1es tne deyeloPmant of the
a,,t ~ is''sSssS1 { . e''iis ~
ss y
s's1s sH|iheati Region. In view of
theE present political difficulties, the
Houston Telegraph suggests firat even
losheas 'he south need not long de-
=! r. - ~" non siayeholdlng States.
- ..s 81 - nisl gu tll'le IS needed. 1t
4 y ~.
- /. $, ,,ss asion IS capable OF sup
enol1S}4 si,,4fact to f,rni obn - VI Ial ~
to the whole spnth and IVesf Ind;as
The flour produced there is of superior
IA uaii IVY .y NOT haole 20 De affected by heat
earlier than that from = u, weeks
western States. =
. .Productiueaess of No. ri c.
lntonio Texan notices no.us ae
soond growth this v,ar A. -,
bird crons of fosa7 -,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08

of this Parish, am empovo,o5
recommend to this Hon. BODY r. ~, 10
rize by. a resolution their re IRE soo su.ao-
in said Committee, to bind this Give Give
ration for their proportion of = sna por
between four hundred and f;ftv 5am AIN VI
| $3.50 and one thousand dollars 8 Inaos
| for the repairs to tepade.upou tha CO. cool
House and Jails s.. - oouft
(signeds1 3 IS. PRESTON.
Mr.. Levy seconded by. Mr.. F;sh
offered tile following was No ,sh
Resolvees That the Member renro .
senting the Police Jury Of the Parr;sh
of Jefferson, Left Bank, in the .To;nt
Committee, be hereby authorized any
empowered to bind this Jury in the snm
~ their legal proportion Of one tbon
sand dollars orrepairs to be made unon
The Courthouse and Jail. F'D
| The 1reasurer's Reports were read
and received:
Ireasurer's Report.
Cash on hand last report S2.31O o6l
Received since from
Tax Collector 800 NJ
Fetal 1852 81,
Disoufsed slnce------- l,lO7 "a
Balance on hand 1880 l,524 39I
Report as Treasurer of the School
Fund.
Cash : on hand last report 1852 81
Received since appor-
tionlnent up to 3lst of
October, lS6O----- 1909 90
Interests on sales and
rent of Sixteenth of
Sections, less Commits
sion -------------- 81 Ga
otal- 3,l49 81
Disbursements
Disbursed since.
First District 1880 $50 90
Second District. 80 Al 90
FOURTH District ---- so 90 al 90
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08
Novements Of the A6olitionists-Goy.

3HoUements Of the AboLition5Sts~-Goy.
Packer, Of PA Harrisburg paper
publishes a correspondence between
James Redpath, one of Old Browns
men, and Governor Packer. The letter
OF the young men" of whom Red
path. was the representative, invited the
Governor to be present at a Convention
to be held in fremont Temple, Boston,
on the Sd Of December, the anniversary
of Browns execution. The Governor
returned the invitation with the sub
joined reply, written on blank page of
letter:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
~ Harrisburg, Pa, Nov 81. 1850
SAN-ln my opinion, the young mon whose |
names are attached to the foregoing letter Womb
better serve God and their country bv attending |
o thelr own business John Brown was rirbtf,IIIS,
hanged and his fate should be warning TO others
having similar proclivitics
WILLIAM +. PACKER !
Governor of PENNSYLVANIA I
James RodPath, Boston
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08

Ohao.-A call is issued for the cleo
ton OF delegates to convention Of the
State rights Democracy of Ohio, to be
held on the Sth of january next.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08

u A French machinist named
Bald has just invented a movable
fortress, which is said to be terrible
machine.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08

E Fourth District. $3.50 so 90 al 90
Cash on hand 1890 3,OOS p
. CHARLES E. ROVER, Treasurer.
Mr.. N. Commander, Attorney re
ported verbally that he had Judgment
against Mr.. j. Hoey, for the amount of
his back taxes.
Mr. Perret on behalf of the Police
Committee, here stated that thew had
appointed Mr.. II. Lazarre to replace Mr..
5. Zeller, as ghtwatchman.
On motion of Mr.. Preston the action
Of the'Committee. was approved.
The President reported that in accor-
lance with resolution passed at the last
sitting of the Jury, he had contracted
with Mr.. ID. Young, for the making of
the Fences, Bridges and Gates on the
line of Magazine street, through the
Fouchcr Estate for the sum of six
hundred dollars. And with Mr.. J.
Mcguire for the ditchng, at two and IA
quarter cents ca per running foot for
the side bitches, and 90 FIVE cents per
running foot for the cross bitches.
The following communication from
the Secretary of the Joint Committe
was read.
SECRETARY's OFFICE,
Carrollton, Dec, 3, 1860.
10 the Secretary Of the
Police Jury, Left Bank.
Sir-By resolution of the Parish
Committee, approved July 30, 1860, [
am directed to furnish you a list of all
bills passed at each sitting of the said
Committee.
The following list of bills have been
approved at their sitting of December
list, 1860.
fuy Dreux, Sheriff for expenses
OF Election Nov. 6, 1860 $3OS 90
Tuy Dreux, Sheriff for mainte-
names ofptisoners from 18th
July to the 10Th Nov. 1860. I13O %
;. L. Heidman, Medicines fur
nished for Jail use, up to
November 26, 1860. 81 65
. ID. Hamper, j. p, for feesin
Criminal cases from June
II, 1850 to Oct. 90, 1860. 42I 43
!. herncr, Constable for fees in
Criminal cases from June
II, 1860 to Oct. 10, 1860 5S4 90
q. j. LeCorgnc, j. p, for. fees
IN Criminal cases from Dec.
81, 1889 to Oct. 20, 1860. 283 %
!. Commagere, Recorder for cor
rectng State Tableau for
the year 1860 $4,000
n. Canon, for 80 barrels of
Coal and J Cord of Wood
for the use of Court House,
. and sundries for Jail use. 90 30
II. Bender, for an Armoir with
PigeonhoEes for Clerks
Office so 90
q Pursglove, for re-
pairing Pump IN the Jail
yard --------.. IL so
Commander, Attorney for
profit. services rendered in
three cases VS.. Parish Com
mittee- -------- Is 90
Respectfully,
p. A. BIENVENU,
secretary of the Parish Committee.
The following communication from
d. Heuchcrt was received and read.
And on motion of Mr.. Preston, WAS
erred to a committee of three.
The President appointed Messrs.
'StOn, Miller and perra+ 10 oct 80
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-08
Respectfully,
=. A. BIENVENU.

Secretary of the Parish Committee.
The following communication from
MI: Heuchert was received and read.
And on motion of Mr.. Preston, was
referred to a committee of three.
The President appointed Messrs.
Preston, Miller and Perret, to act ON
said Committee.
GREENYILIE, PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
; December /, 1860.
TO the Ho1n Police Jury, Left Bank.
conference.-the undersigned, on
behalf of the Commissioners of this
Village of Greenville, and the inhabi-
tants thereof, would respectfully urge
upon your Honorable Body to take into
consideration the condition of the drai-
hage-in the rear of our Village.