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UNION HALLt


Corncf Of Subefstjf & tiaiSri streets
MS. a. CLEVELAkb., OHIO.
ihis Mammo'h Establishment is now filed s-ith
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Ready-Made Clothing,
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ifirinings and Furnishing Goods that has
epsf Been exhibited in the State of Ohio.
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their Interest Is sisit Union Hall bsiore going
elsewhere. II FsIT ~ e,'''
We are also sole agents fot the sale Of
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- chimes,
The Best Sewing Machines in tbe wo,ld. ssssd
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DR. j. n. meLEARs

StreHgthmiag cordSal and Blood P.trfksr,
THK GREATEST KszkpY IN EHK woxIp
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-08-28
Mrs, McCandleSS'
SEMINARY

MRS MCCANDLESS WOULD RESPECTFULLY
inform the public that the Exercises of her SCHOOL
will be resumed on the FIRST OF OCTOBER under
more favored prospects than heretofore, having been
able to secure corps of Teachers in whom she repo
scs great confidence.
The Department of Music and Modern Languages
will Lc under the control Of Mrs. BEws-an English
lady, who has received superior education in France
Germany and Italy, having been Instructed by the
best masters in each of these countries Besides be-
g proficient on the Piano. she possesses the richest
and rarcst powers of voice. combined with artistic Skill
and cultivation
We have fortunately secured Mrs. JoY-a lady o.
well known wori. and pisfy-to take charge of the
Boarding Department, next door to tic Seminary
where oily Teachers and Pupils will reside We
would greatly prefer that all Pupils attending tho
Schoo from abroad should board with Mrs. JoY, where
they will he subjected to the rules and wholesome dis
cipnc Of n well regulated homc-reqnired to attcu'
to their studies during study hours, and no comp'!
admitted except on Friday evening, under such re
| r,,t,p nrf ur(pS
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Death of Gen. Ja,nes wv. Cantey.

.Deat0 Oh IeH. b5eEleS ss. SsiHtS5.
Our community is again sadly afflicted and called
upon to mourn the death of another highly
citizen, General JAMES WILLIS CANrEY; Who died a,
his residence at Hobkirk, on Tu day last at about
o'clock p. IN, in his 66th year. His illness was not Of
long Duration but of intense suffering, and all that
medical skill and the kindest and most devoted at
tentons of friends inadequate to give than
temporary relief
General CANrEY was native of the town and Dis
trict in which he had lived greatly esteemed for his
many noble traits Of character his manness and de-
voted attachment to friends and extraordinary kind
ness ofheart in all the social relations Few men have
lived more greatly beloved, and died with fewer enc
mies-indeed we know ofnone in our community who
do not sincerely regret the departure Of our friend
He had filled important Offices in our District and
:State-both civil and military. In early life he was
Sheriff Of the District and subsequently Cashier OF
the Branch Of the Bank Of the State at this place.
He had served in the State Legislature, and for
many years was Adjutant and Inspector-General
of the State He descended from Revolutionary
family noted for their patriotism and devotion to the
cause Of American liberty was brave and chivaric
spirit ever jealous of his countys rights and ready
at any moment to defend his State and section against
Abolition hnaticsm or foreign invasion.
He leaves bercaved family and very large circle
of friends and acquaintance in every part Of the State
to mourn his sudden departure, to that mysterious
realm
We are gratifed to say that full and very interest
ing biographical sketch of the General has been pre-
pared for publication which Will have place in our
next paper.
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Another MaGcap.

Under this very complimentary caption, the Cncin
natl Gazette let's off the following sQuib:-.
''W W Boyce, late Democratic member Of Congress
from South Carolina, has just written letter. in which
he SAYS: -
"If Lincoln be elected thiuk tie Southern States
shouM giltiraw from the Union; il not all, then as
many as WILL and + no other, South Carolina dtoae
in the promptest manner, and by the most direct
means"
'Mr Boyce, If you really thought anything Of this
sort you would not be talking Of it at this time. And
you know that even in South Carolina nothing OF tho
kind you propose can be accomplished. You will
presently learn also that nobody at the North is at all
alarmed at your madcap preaching They well under.
stand the hollowness and trckery Of such paayer II
Abraham Lincoln is copsttutonally elected President,
there will plenty Of South Caro.iuans ready to take
office under him. and to aid in enforcing the laws
against all reasonable combinations in tia; State"
We cannot believe it possible that the Gazette is
right in its confident predictions that there will be
plenty of South Caronans ready to take Office under
LINCOLN If elected President. South Carolina, it is
true in the days Of the Revolution had her fall share
of tories who trcacerously barercd their honor and
altars for place and power and even shed with un-
sparing hand the blood of their kinsmen after the
flesh but retributive justice, though long sometimes
in coming, did come in terrible vengeance, and their
Names blackened all over are only mentioned to-day
with loaing and adherence: and their innocent pos
terity but often visited with tic condemnation
which should all have fallen upon tl!cr own guilty
heads.
We deliberate in judgment, that the man in
south Carolina, who would take Office under ADRA-
HAN LINCOLN, and aid his administration. although
"constitutionally elected" would be baser ut heart
than was the assassin traitor of1G. 1t is SONG con-
drop of tratorous ancestry flows in fes current 1t
Is more than mere name to be free from such
faint
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Especial Dispatch to a4 Charleston cou'4er.]
The Capture pr TruxiiIO.

NV URLEANSI 1fuS- %.
Bv Nh arrival at this po,Lto-day, from Ruatan, we
have further particulars reing to the capture of the
tou-n of Tuyillo by Gen, Walker. Walker attacked
t,o town with q force nuiberng ninety men. The
onnos;ton was not very serous and but single gun
,roe Hred The fire was eturncd by Walkers party
with effect and twelve of te Spanish Americans were
,.n,od ond e;ob.oen ,voundd Walker had three men
slightly wounded and is no in possession of the town
He has issued proclama,n in favor of Cabanas, and
the natives are focking to us standard
The United States Government has dispatcieu ttle
susoushanna to search for:he Fillibusters.
Letters receved here fror Mexico represent that wal
between Spain and Mexico Inevitable
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-08-28

THE LIFE OF TIE FLESH is TIE BLOOD" said
by inspiration long before 1Iarvcys discovery Of its
circulation had brought to light its purposes and uses
Now we know not only that 'c is in the blood" bu,
that disease habits it also. Many Of the disorders
that pervade the human frame, have their home in
it, thrive and grow in it. The celebrated DR.. J. c.
Aver of Lowell, hns had regard to this important
fact in making Remedy to cure these disorders His
Extract of Slrsaparilla purges out the impurities o
the blood and induces healthy action in it that
expcs disease. This looks reasonable and it is true,
for we know by our own experience Seldom as 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 fail to afford
us when we are obliged to have recourse to them.
Aug 2S-it Catholic, Halifax, n S.
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FlRE-Delwecn one and two o'clock yesterday MORN
ing, the mandatory, known as Scofed's Car Manuac'
tory, was discovered to be OH fire The building was
situated near the track of the Charlotte Railroad and
the flames had made such progress before the alarm
was given that it impossible to save it. 1t was
owned by Messrs. Minis Robertson, whose loss must
have been heavy in machinery.
Ii has lately been used by Mr. c. Waring, builder
and contractor for tic purpose Of saving and planning
lumber, quantity Of which, prepared for use was
destroyed We understand Mr. Warnings loss to be
some Is or 10000 feet Of lumber and other materials
manufactured for buildings that he is engaged in
putting up.-Neller house, machinery or materials
were insured
From the hour at which the fire broke out and
from al the attendant circumstances there is no doubt
but that 1t was the work Of inccndiarsm.
Columbia Guardian, 25h.
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Notice

T S hereby given that application will he male 50
the Legislature ut the next session for an Act ot
for Rail Road from Gourdins Station
ON the North Eastern t,.i Road, ria Manning. Sun'
ter and Camden to Lancaster G.. H.. with power to
construct branches to shnpvile and TO the Charlotte
& South Carolina Rail Road. at o: below Rid%rway
10 be extended ii desired to the Grccnre X Column
bia Rail Road in the vicinity Of .Nston. The same
to be analganated with the proposed South Caroina
Central Rail Road. with the consent ol tI!c corpora
tors thereof Aug. 2i-'!n
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Newspaper and Periodical Agency.

Having received the agency Of several newspapers
and periodicals, the editor Of the JOURNAL will give
prompt personal attention to any business committed
to his CHARGE We may mention that the following
are among the number for which we are authorized to
act :-Charlcston Mercury. Southern Guardian Sum-
ter Wat>man, Field and Fircside, Lancaster Ledger,
GoDEYs Iady's Book, Eclectic Magazine, Cosnopoli-
tan Art Journal &c.
This is matter Of great convenience to persons i'll
this vicinity who may desire to subscribe or renew
their subscriptions, for any of the above papers or
periodicals.
1t must be remembered that the CASH must always
accompany tile order for subscriptions and that we do
not feel at liberty to vary from this wholesome reg'
lation.
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MISS 7. D. KILB0URN'S
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR
XoUNGL LADIES.
Baltimore, Md.

- 4fANi-
THE duties of this Institution will commence Sep
i tcmber 10th. Tile Principal will bo assistsd by Il
corps of well qualified and earnest Instructors. 4
lady speaking French ueny will reside in the family
and it will be made tile especial duty of tile pupils
studying that language to with their nstruc-
rcss Every effort will be made to secure improvement
in this department. Additional attention will this
year. he gwen cultivate tile pupils taste and advance
their knowledge in English literature \ certain por-
ton of time will each day be set apart for the Principal
to read to the pupils History Poetry, Travels, Bogra-
ply, ETC.. and converse with them on these subjects
This Institution possesses every advantage for IL sound
Moral Physical Accomplished and intellectual Educa-
ton. Particular attention IS given to those subjects
which will be Of most practical worth wien the pupils
shall have left School
The location of this Institution. one door from Frank
lin Square. is beautiful and healthy easy Of access
FROM country or centre OF the city, The buildings have
been erected especially for Seminary, ;ud possess
every advantage for comfort. School rooms spacious
and airy large playground for exercise and rooms for
bourdcrs quiet aud retired Particular pains is taken
TO preserve the health. Exercise three times per day.
twice in the open air. Clean and well ventilated rooms
Plenty Of good, healthy food, and the proper
hours.
Boarding including Washing Pew Rent, &C.. with
instructions in all the English Branches Mathematics
and French per year $500.
The above, with the addition Of Piano and Vocal
Music :4Gu.
Use OF Instrument. ........... .........SS 90
Guitar and Harp, each. h......................G 60 90
Spanish, German and italian. each. 10 90
UH Palntills.. 10 00
Drawing. Dancing Ornamental Necdlcwork, each 90 90
Tic Academic year commences Oh the second Mon
day OF September, and terminates on the first day of
July following
For further particulars see circular to bo oh ;ained
nj NJ I 4 ctrnn n,,Jn to
residence of the Principal, 5G2 ". Fayctte street.
AlIr 2S-5t
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The election for Tax Collector for Richlaud District
resulted in he choice Of Capt. r. II. Wade bya large
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-08-28
.Tributo of Respect.

At a regular hfcetinAo "aterce DVEioh' NO y
Sons Of rcmpcsanice. following preamble and
80: .1'a
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-08-28
COllstpn and Beaufort Sun,

DEATH OF JonN KlSGMAS.-Seldom, indeed, has
death taken from our midst a citizen more widely
known. or more generally esteemed, than John King
man. lie died yesterday afternoon, at one o'clock.
brief sketch of tile career of this good man will not be
out Of place at the present time.
Ec was born in Charleston on the 9th Of February,
1904, and consequently in his sixty.scventh year.
In early manhood lie occupied the position Of Teacher
at the Orphan House. This post he filed for several
years with much efficiency.
Among the pupils placed under his care during the
period John G. Fremont subsequently well known
as the Rocky Mountain Ranger, and still luter the
Republican candidate for the Presidency.
Charleston Mercury, 24h.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-08-28
Camden Hotel COMPANY.

N held at the Building OIL Wednesday, the 18th
inst the following Resolutions passed -
ResolceR That the Building Committee he authors
cd to contract for the erection OF Brick Kitchen for
the new Hotel. And That an assessment Of Ten Dol
lars OH clr share Of the Stock Of tie Company he
malc which wien pai' will cnrc tis holder 10 that
additional amount on the Capital Stock o! the Compa
ny and, That the same be called i'll 'Shrn neceS
sarv.
i5esolred That Mr. James Dunlap be added TO tho
Buldin. Committee.
Resolced That notice of application be given through
the Camden Journal for m Act Of Incorporation o
this Company. a, the III; st meeting Of the legislature
Aug. 2l-G G. BELL. Secretary
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New COTTON frol., FlDc;iia..

'The steamer Gordon, says the Charleston OJu'ier
under its commercial head, :arrvcd on Wednesday
from Florida and brought six additional bales Of new
Long Staple Cotton, which were consigned to the
house of Messrs. J. J. D. KIRKPATRICK. They were
from the plantation Of CHAs. E. HALE, of Alaclua
County We learn that the crop from this section Of
country bids fair to be Of good quality"
Mr. HALE, or Charlie as he is Esmiarly known
among his friends, is native of Camden, and is now,
with nearly all Of his immediate family, planter in
Alachua County, East Florida. We can never feel
other than deep interest in the welfare OF those who
were To the GOOD old Camden 'lnanor born"
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Tie rrn"as nu": in progress
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-08-28

I, AN EXPERIENCED
. has a Soothing Syrup
Featly facilitates the pro-
the gums, reducing all
pin, and is sure to regll-
it, mothers, it will give
I'D health to your infants.
advertisement In nnoth.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-08-28

Mr. YANcEY IN MEMPIIs.-One Of our leading
citizens has favored with tile following extract from
private letter which he has received, dated Memphis
August 18TH
''Yancey Of Alabama, made the biggest speech here
last night, ever heard He spoke in large open lot
and commencing little after eight continued till
nearly one o'clock this morning, most o the crowd
standing all the willie. and all the time preserving
almost perfect good order.
Il never saw such all instance Of enchained atten.
ton, even where people were comfortably situated or
hearing; and when he seemed to be closing, large
numbers cred Go OIL, we will hear You till breakfast
The speech has produced profound sensation
Char. lHercury.
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Election Notice.

IN pursuance of orders from Col. Adams, election
will lc held to fill the vacancies III the commissions
of Captain and Cornct Of tic kcrsw Troop on Saur-
day. the lst ofScptcmbcrneNt, at the Company rcndcz'
vuis.
Polls will he opened from II o'clock a. m. to 3 p.
m. Scrts Caltcv and Murphy will act as managers.
By order of +. i. CANTEY. Lieut. Com'liug
An. It'd. j. j. MCkAIN, Clerk.
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NOtice.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber on the lst inst .
i negro In y named Elias. The said boy is about
tweuty-onc years oi age. about five i'rt nnc or ten
inches ID hight. yellow complexion, aud egs about
one hundred aud seventy pounds. will give Twenty
Five Dollars to any person who viii deliver him 10
me, or for his confinement Ill Jail, so that can get
him. -
July 3l,-LI. AMOS. BAkNES.
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DEATH OF Hon. LEWIS O'BRYAS.-Though our COM
munity had become in measure prepared for so mel
ancloy event as that which we chronicle, yet tile
announcement of the fact that Lewis OBryan sleeps
his last Sleep falls heavily the senses Of all in our
midst. Just at this time, perhaps more than at any
other his death becomes a matter of deep concern
not only to young and growing family whose future
(so far earthly agencies are concened was to be
shaped by him, but by hundreds whose interests were
in his keeping, and whose welfare he had at heart.
Mr.. O'Bryan, after prostration Of forty-two days,
during which he had been called to suffer much pain,
passed calmly and serenely from life unto death, on
Sunday evening, the 10th August lSGo aged 53rears
lie was born on Island Creek, in this Parish at which
place his body has been entombcd.
COllgtyn and BeauflIt Sun.
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,oc 49,
~ - ~ unanimously ador|
Whereas it has pleas ,a:t9 s9;-S'n' --." "isooi'l
to romoro from t,o snb re OF lis usefulness our much
beloved and valued Brotper, iLiNN ANDkhSoN, 'ohS
On ocor and nos, cons:sent member Of this Division
Tn his character sbonc prth the cardinal principles OF
our order.
Iove :, our rocc in Whatever tends to ameliorate
their condition. Purity o' PURPOSE he"-''''ueu "e
boror,b,c in NJ b;s sactions. Fidelity to is obli-
,,ot;ons &c son of srance; punctua in his aten.
dance at our meetings, whenever circumstances Wouiu
admit with all the ger"elesS "''u "ecNhess Vi
christian gentleman he l"u u'c urnliess VI '"e uo
soldier OF the great c;laehe honoreu oy Ills attachment
o II and conmeudaon pitts principles cxcmplifcd
in his daily life.
We mourn his loss whie we 10" "'''' res'si'"tio''
to the Divine will.
p.so,,sd l., 7,bo, wo feel most scisbly the great
Ioss tLe copso of and Temperance. this
cornmuntr bos ors,oina1 the death Of our Brother,
William Anderson.
Resolced 3D. We will ever cheFlsll lolu ieeollec,
them en,lcavor 70 initiate his bright example.
p.so,,s5 ri Tho, ;opy Of the above he sent to
ha LoooTod E;l. with the seal Of this Division and
blank page he dedicated 10 ms ,nelo' Wilt, M ,'s
and date of membership fScroe' t,cle,'i: i%t rIic!
be published in the Candn Jo'rnai e.16 anu o o' is''
perince. DU- " "