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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-14
Sales Carriage Emporium.

This establishment has i,rc0nr one nl the real al
| fractions Of Charleston. While the inventive and mc
cGnIc: genius Of the country has developed nem ana
well adapted means for the and comfort Of n!:tI
kind in their transportation from point Ia point. vcry
considerable advancement has likewise hccn attained
in tho design and execution Of vehicles propelled hy
one and more :" horse power. In style wc 'ili them
fully adapted the taste Of the most peculiar. ;imd in
comfort fur in advance 81 The amliqI:trd .r' Of "ur
iori;,tlcrs The rv; silrirnr Of t,rs,. modern cu
pages are we'll calculated 10 iIIctc every man i'll this
free country to llic Most ardent devotion (" his pc
culinary interest. in rrcr that hr Iay avail himself in
colulnu with others around linn NJ the ;:u COM
fort ll!crco: And we would ask. VIII" is 10 blaine for
ridn:! in the Carriages "I The present day. when his
Income will il,.IiIv il We w";hl blame none for
riding. save those who make mo,Hrry Of it. ly per-
.i<ig in the Of ihoSn antiq".trd vrll"S which
some lvori,c grcagrandmoilrr had "hlilt 10 or'icr
hy The Vd i,2y worilncm "i The past Possibly. some
Of readers may just he "m the point {" purchasing:
rquipa.c to attach 10 ;lvo"" span Z" 6i''E$ or
Juys # 81 We would Greet their attention 10 llr
large and complete establishment "f Il. W. GALE.
Charleston = c. an advertisement Of wl.l lniy I've
fo,n'l on our Third pa@c.
Notwithstanding the claim Of Mr.. GALE may h" re-
"irl,q hr some ;lS mere assertion there others
who ate ready attest that he is fully able t" '!c:nni-
Srratc the TRUTH "I wlr;; lIc ;,>S,.rlS
1t lr> been good fortune recently IL TAX" a ll'ir-
ricL walk through the lower S;rs-roolS Of Mr.. GALES
establishment. where We exhibition Carriages
Of i'll styles closely packed in economical lines through
the whole extent Of his mos, ample hiI'ling. rmm"
thrur!ll from IIl>cl To Wentworth Street 1t is
cnors, say that. it is established fact that he
keeps on exhibition tro had,ci c'W tr"aiy vc-
liclc< thus lorliug the opportunity 10 purchasers oi
Judging for themselves bciwccn the qualities Of each
separate style
Tho>" who. in visiting tho city contemplate liIr-
ciSin" clltin%c. will find it /" their ntrrr>; To
give Mr. GALE IN opportunity ur exhibiting hiS large
and superior stock Of vehicles sine Ia know fully the
great facilities Of this establishment you must c.tdmite
| 4, IL
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CrNcu iN INN from Il ITuNcr IN lrNa> ID:
MANSFIELD. Tar.slt County. Texas
.IanIary II. lS6n.
We have !li snlc "f tho SrvrrrSt weather this
winter that ever rXlcriclrr'l from the 2d Ia tho
9; lIcccnhcr lSj? the Thermometer ranged between
Il - and 2G ic..: i" Norlrr that reduced il Ia this
stag. WAS "ur "' the >rvcrrS known. and had the
spell ll>:rl lu:. thousands o. cattle u!>l have per-
S!Icl ~ it great lmav 'iic,l-rn,n Ia death.
Several persons are known To have been frozen u
death! AMI Iauv ir''>t.l'llicI.
"Fr:,r$ were entertained that the wheat crop VA!
DESTROYED but time proved l;,, hHt slightly! iujur-
e;i.
";'ur r"u:$ seemed almost useless in PROTECTING" Us
against the limc ul >lrrl that fell. il lrrc,l in
and covered "rlS. giving Tie r.!rc ni $!r,r
with our hcl> covered iki;i- III urc:lS;ulal si:uw
drift IN c!Ir faces.
The New Year commenced VERY tavo:al; cr r$.
and ", Progressed We'll with uir work For tie past
three or lurriay il has lcru >lrirs-ikc and We rl-
S,lably expected N"rrhcr aid il-in" from the past.
We >,rI">.l the North wini w"uli rv" al,S,'rl, the
clouds that Lad ln,i gathering: I! 'c past few DAYS and
bring cold Int clear weather. lii> mis-.
taken the N"rtnr broke upon us last evening about
7nrl".k and this morning ;r>in" we iunda siiyht
SNOW upon our ir'IS and mixture uil: and >lInw
falling. and The same continues To all until this lmc
without the >glItcS; appearance oilr";l,m= "!
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-14

y "1ni.c'tlaf."' middle age WAS attacked
with driIrHm trcmcn$. He fought the sur
r"Un:mg SHAKES for Il few days, and then told
Lis friends THAI he WIS dead. He lax stretched
Hp"m the bed "r some minutes, when he arose,
walked into another room. and complained that
he Iad forgotten something in his will. lie
added = co':ic. requesting his employers to
take his s'H into their employment as his suc-
crssor in business. He returned again to the
room, Ioo!ic upon the bed, ana began to rave
h,r#>" his body haI been stolen, asserting that
he hi'i lett it upon the bed II few moments be-
t;,r,. AMI sonc Of the attendants had taken it
AWAY. Soon The ,tupor came over him again,
Wien l,r aI i;:lsr!f down, and the tongue that
I:;;.I before 80 wildly insisted on its pos>c>sor's
decrease. WIS St!llr'l in the cold embrace of
death.
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NeTDerry C0nScryatiSf.

This paper has recently entered upon its tl:rI vol
;,nc The CJnserruti>t is worthy Of the patronage "li
support Of discriminating public. III the t%o irSt
wears of its existence We .:tr" observed evident 'i-
tions Of commcudblc effort 10 give its readers some
thing more durable and noiri>iilg than the irotli OF Il
sensation sheet. We confidently recommend this Jour
rlcl to the attention Of those i'll want Of newspaper
from that
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-14
Our s'i,:,r:c.soi. .4h:cr,iScrs.

lm:Slru.li ;,S few Of oar readers visit The eli: wiih"
the purpose olan investment in "i the varied
tclc> Of utility coni'N I'l ornament. which there
abound it > Int right and proper that should hring
/" ll!rir notice the claims 81 those merchants whose ad-
ycr,;<cicni> appear i'll our <>nc to-day:
NisSr;>. GINrEi.EY i rEiNGLE
Rr-irScrt their card, in relation To Prof. MArlS )
Nitr"lizd Slrr-l l">l l',i" 81 Lime. Designed r the.
imjmovcir.i.; o'Irl-. tbs rcr",nirlr> i>cfIrrr;l-
lirly to the ;irrr', ii planters and irncrs Tr.Sc
gentlemen also ulvcti>, an assortment; {" agricultural!
implements i'll 'lc!li i,y agrici!turiS> @lrcrl!y
W. trust that or planting friends in visiting rmc civ
,r supplies will Glyoric above firm viii! 1T least All
cx,i.latl" "l Srha,,.r> 'i,r lirc a. ;ry lc nc,l-
r,l and y' tc.n i' i"rri' Ola equal patronage.
KEEEIS,,y u LEInING.
Who's. ,9r has heretofore apic:r,r! in "rrr paper are
ur"jnrcoi to supply purchasers with such articles ;S
pertain i" their hlsr<S "u H:'$"Ii" lrrS
r. procured in nI,y similar i>m'nr the city
They are provided with n":'i AND ir,y arrai."cd
>lyr,.-o.l~c together with al ample number Of polite
iul attentive <rI"Srmcr vino almost anticipate" y'air
want in ,rir attention to purchasers &" aul >,
,!Ic>, gentlemen wic,i y"u visit Charleston.
Il. Il. w:irl.
,A.lv"rri-.s hi@ Mnr'!, Ward. lI9 Mr,ru:s.,;rc";
ncx, ,"r N"rt, {" Charleston Tir;r, wl,or. the pnr-
,::,-rr- ,',"h viii lind great variety d style and
quaIi;y H. Monuments. Head S"n">. Ne.
JAMES e. rAlrIl.
Importer ors';n1",.:r- 81 Ki~4->rn., i iroy,iol
w! Il supply oi arIirr> in i> liI". which, it, ,'ylc:ml
.,ai:ry r, I r,l to til" u"r" refined AMI aI>or tie
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We observe that T.. II. BEITTuS is NOW in full Charge
of the Charlotte e. c. B1iietia. and tile C"t0gb~
Journal Mr. b. is we'll rapacit;cd for the successful
conduct Of those papers. and We extend him our best
wishes for his prosperity.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-14
Cur Visit 10 The City.

On Wednesday morning. lSt instant. We started III
company with quite party 10 enjoy the sights and
.al,l<clncmtS Of the 'Quccn City for few days. 1t
was our good fortune To lac oiuc'l AZ the Depot III Cri'
f., l,, h,,tl, ia-,G,, driver ". VI. ruNNuES. "t
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-14

:, >lr,rr ,urlo~.r /" hr III" bark nr'"",
from New York, has been seized hl lIr' British
authorities ami delivered 10 the American
s,ranlrr .Nya'jr. The Captain Il the SLAYER
was imprisoned nj 81. !!ri"na The '"--'! ''ai
u,,var,i Is uf ulr ilrou>a!II r'"l"r~ oi I"ra'l
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-14
Sc,.ttI, CDrpgtEt;, Esni! Fond.

The ANIMAL Rcmrt of the President and other Efnan
-, TT. ,,.,pi ,,:
INSTITUTION" u ~ VI II ''">' ""'''S'''- '' S''S"''"!
c"ltrn. For III" information "' or Readers interest
c,l in the operations Of the Company append thu
r. e r.,s:d.r, r,nvprr f., ,I,r y,.r ,.u,;iro
,..o
lr"Tlnrvr i!St. iS''.
President CALDWELL las certainly managed the
affairs Of the EmI with r.,,.ll s,,rySs ami ,racT
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steven. E'SS.s!s.! Gsg,iisr.
tiIlriEsr"w \, \ y.

CmAnLEer"wX, Va. Frhr;ary e.
Stevens wa~ ;"un guilty OH Saturday. lh''
i"ry we're "rIv "u fifteen lninu''~.
ilall;l,> trial r"llIin"lm,,l Saturday.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-14
Letter from Texas,

Through the Kindness Ola iric'Il We are permitted
to make the following: extract iron private letter r.
crivc,l bv him from brother in Texas
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-14
CORRECTION.

The Solution Of Problem No H. by 'C. Z. T." re-
NurcS four moves a appears IN our present ISSUE III
place of three moves. as previously stated
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-14

.Nud there i< l"!i r "; lmt"mm 81 =
Against r!.is. ~. lave charged iva
S,in;-arm,rrI Dividends r;u'h ii So.
rrr share. lrq,lal I" 5: per rcm!. prr
:IllillIn.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-14
E22;Ti1>::tiTr .5.;s;:gc.

\ little more ilian Il w,'rI; AGO. Il poor w0-
man, the wife Of Il Ial"r"r and tic neither oi
Il f;rmiIy "f Soum@ rkil,rcn. WIS cruclIy and
waltonIy murdered, i, the Western part "t
the city The sharp word w!i"I' it Is ia" 4
rcm>c nf her sex 10 :ciyr. Was repaid by the
sharper crack Of the pistol, aHd mUl,!"rr.!
wnman han"in" from the will"w "t her own
h"il>r. with her h!oo'l hr>pa;trrm~ the pave
mrrt below. va" the shocking spectacle pre-
scented to the husband from whom >he wi;t
had parted but few miiii.r> hri,r'. H;tlr"iIt
a;.v anticipation that Death w;> ;tlrc#,y hover
ing over her. There WAS II" hnHht ,hcM. H'l
that murirr. y noted desperate. hardly
c,In,rd even amomy his own class i',r t.,:r%-
lent frr"r;y. wa> >lr"rlgi y >'>I'tct" O: having
prrprirar the .hor!S;n. decd. The ~i!>pi,'i"I,
though >trun" WIS hot "f the na;nrr II legal
evidence, AMI uo InrasurcS We're taken /"
strengthen i: Ii an "liiria investigation. !'"r-
IruI,> :;.l,l Hm effort woud lave hc,ri i:SrsS.
!ir the s.,icc;ci lnliY,!cTr! belonged 20 las.
tI.at are free ut the law. tn n'Iictnr;.t ,p:;i,i
have been rs waste paper, tor there wrrH a.
ready :: numhcr ior >caIrriy lc>., ;.Toci"';S ii.
fences rclalin4 -.ti:>t him. "n which that H.
paid oiliciai. the C.icr Of the Criminal Court.
I:aI not even tn" opportunity Of Emk:ay liz
fees an unfortunate r"Hrairlintiun oI crc;Im-
>tarrcs, over which the States Attorney. Is :!
nai;cr Of c"i;:>r h&' 10 r":.trui. having pc
vented aiI S'Ir. r;i>,,, :;rn being called l,r i.i-
al. :ut. i..;;,r i. aInini>;,f2 >,;n,l.:.r.,
vii. Il. H. :'.'.',..l - -. So. $780,
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RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

I N Q I Q : Q 0 E'a c lIlt q :.
Ht subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the "a
Il city Of Richmond twenty years and has at this IA
time nom ~ 90 100 hands IN his employment and will In ~
the next month or so make large additions TO that mum "
her Having taken the story his especially for manu-
featuring purposes he l. determined article In the
clothing line that shall compare In every respect with clothing
made In Northern cities and he asks the patronage OF his old
friends and the public generally vsw Of the fact that he CIV
ing empoymen midst to large number OF mechanics and
worthy females Who ht otherwise suffer for the necessaTies OF
NE he has The best Of cutters and materials not to be
ca BY house In the country.
Maryland, virginia, Car7inas and Georgia Cassmeres and
rEeed OF ali grades and coors strictly southern Manu.Actur
House. an shall De ssied by personal inspection Of not
Wha intends has been doing past
D. h SPENCE, Clothier and Tailor
mh2 Corn Main aud 18th sts Richmond Va.
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.srH boil. lr teachers and t-s Who w0ui become teach
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N, Advertisement % be considered by The month or year
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WM IRA SMITH, ia MAIN ST,
A. nov IN store Of hs manufacture very large and
desirable stock Of Gentlemen and Boys Fashionable Cloth
Ing consisting al the style garments and latest styles Of
Fabrics % which would Invite the attention Of the patrons Hav
Ing ong experience and great facilities for catering for s mar
ket think can Offer but give entire sat
sfaon will sell you good article fair prices well made
tasuly cut, ana Ia the latest styles.
cali Is all ask - convince you that mean all say;
K III Main
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Commission Merchants,
A 4 .gEEEs WILNJT AND SECOND STREET,
CiueInn1ti. Ohio.
s7Tt orders r an -s ~ ~ rstCrn Produce, and make
MA. cash Advance. OIL COnsignments nr sale, OF
VI r.handi-e bought and stored account of purchasers.
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ARRN A. ExrRAoRDINAkr.-Od Adams, the great CALI
forna hunter, with hundred and fifty living animals
of his own capturing including dancing and
performing bears has arrived from San Francisco on
board tbeship Golden Fleece There nineteen cages
in ALL varying in size, mostly ten feetong four feet wide
aud four feet h'gh-Samp5on Lady Washington, aud
Fremont being the largest of the Brun Family occupy
ing separate cages all the others except the buuo aud
elk hay NJ two and some three Of the large animals
Besides the seventeen performing bears embracing ten
different kinds there two California lions, two do IT,
two DO cougars two ynxe', seven cayocs oneshi,e
volt one ant eater one lion, one leopard, two
silver gray foxes full grown buffalo, two cks, two
wild mountain goats seventeen snakes, two large Cali
fornl c0udors two do vultures, five California moon
fced owls three doubleeared do. two Australian os
triches & feet high two white Pecans, two gray do,
two large golden eagles, (very rare and beautiful two
luck Lower California eagles, wo California American
bald eagles besides great variety of other birds and
animals It is understood that Mr. =. 7. Barrum has
purchased au undivided half OF this novel exhibition at
a large figure, aud that after short say in New York
they will vii. other cities, and also be exhibited through
the country-N T. Conn., Adgrtiscr
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W. are nov prepared to show country Merchants a
w larger, more attractive and cheaper stock OF
SPRING OF nTHIN NG

= fO1N Or CLIO L HIN Vt
Than heretofore Having important advantages In the pu
chase Of our goods extensive preparations and an eXpe
nence or more than twenty years In the manuiacnre ana
sale OF C thing We believe oc desirable styles and bet
Ter workmanship FOR the same lower prices than any other
house In The trade DryotCg the whole of attention 70 this
branch Of business alone and determined TO build mp the trade OF
our ely We oder great inducements those Of any house In
any market In this country
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Large and attractive Supply of
Spring SUMNER DRY GOODS.
RESEE DEN ~ FOX.

II x n = ID r. y N + d v.
BROAD STREET.
AVE been opening durg the weeks, and
IL prepared 90 orcr, complete assortment o.
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They w0ul call particular attention TO many large lots ~ For
which vii he sold prices much lower than those
Or seasons mention rev only Of the attractive
articles
Eagish BBREGEs Ia Immense variety;
Enyish and French BEREGE ROBES,
I % 10 NOLANrS
very large assortment ofSLHS ofevery variety Of STYLE
25 90 SO per cent below the cost n Importation.
French printed IA COMETS and ORGANDlFS.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS of every description
Spring DELAINEs and CHALLIES;
India FOCLALD SILKS entirely and hand
designs
stock OF Domestic STAPLE GOODS has never been
extensive
NEG4O CLOTHING Of every grade
Amongst h last named would call the special attention OF
very large lots Of Virginia and Georgia Plain AID
Striped OSNABURGS and large variety of other articles Of
southern manufacture. BREEDEN FOX
mhl4 2iT Broad Street
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FOR
Sim y = on ~ Miller =.
10 fIRin Stra.t.


Sim y son " Miller =.
II9 Vain Street.
VTCU Cl5tLug. % THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE that
su-paei in any market We will keep constantly
lu-c. me Spring AMI summer months full 81 1ck Of
- hrg that n the Clothing line Our goods have been got
u by h .peia, reference % the retail trade and
Excelsior regards FIT STYLE and WORKNANSllIP
Suits spending IN color OF different pieces and quail ties 10 ii
a sizes Coats Pants Vests shirts made % order at short
tee Please give call AZ ll2 mhzs SIMPSON MILLER
NOTICE.
nUR stock o. Ready Made Clothing, No. SO Main ST.
~ We hlves solj t Mr. H NHIILlCk and We will continue 20
keep arge establishment No. leo Main where will be
pleased and the public ia general having
made 20 mauuacture our clothing here, and We
orders Kind 90 be made the
style aud shor; notice Our winter stock, will oaer al
reduced prices make for Spring stock. Call NJ
JAG Z. NORRIS 4 CO., 100 Main st
K MORRIS T. ELLIS
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Bows Clothing!

Boys Clothing :!
lust opened large Of Boys Clothing suitable
- Spring and summer:
Bows Back Cloth Coats
Do 90 Cashmere Pants
DO Fsncy do Coats
no DO do Pants
Do DO 10 Jackets
Do Hue Cloth DO
D. Black 10 DO
DO olive do do
Do shirts ami Collars
Do Suspenivrs and Ties
d. rlala and Fancy Vests
For sale low, by
DAR6ACOTT, HARRIS co,
Successors 90 Merchant, Welslger Co.
r,h1 M lin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19

ENCOURAGE HONE MANUFACTURE y.
"a The undersigned manufactures andkeps constantly hand
the Richmond Iron and steel Works. large and fine sssort
ment OF
Refined and IRON consisting OF all sizes, Bar, Band
Hoop and Scroll Iron.
Tire Iron, Oyals and HalfRounds.
Horse and Mute Shoe Iron, Rounds and Squares.
Lightning Rods round and square.
Agricultural Drum Teeth Nut Iron
Tobacco Mil Tapered and Plate Iron
In short description Il IRON that be ordered
Also Railroad Frog 'TEE Steel Coach and Suky TIRES
and Quarry HalfKound Steel JAS. HUNTER,
fel0-3m' Richmond Va.
s All sizes Of PUNCHED WASHERS on hand or made to or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERNS
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Day .s-1-sS Rsrtaaces nay be made at hs risk %
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