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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-02-25

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included In the above terms.
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Policies Issued on application without any delay in
above companies, 1t rates low - the hazards will
justify.
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Land Districts in Iowa and Nebrasks, whore Lands
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
What ti,e SeriE Nausi Expert from
E,isc4sn

The New York Timers thus plainly tells the
South what is to be expected from Mr.. Lin
coin; it should certainly satisfy every Southern
man what submission will bring:
There can hc no doubt whatever in the
mind of any man that Mr.. Lincoln regards
slavery as a moral, social and political evil, and
that it should be dealt with rs such by the
Federal Government, in every instance where
it is called upon to deal with it at all. On
this point there is no room for question-and
there need bc no misglvings as to his official
action. The whole influence OF the Executive
Department of the Government, while in his
hands, will be thrown against the extension of
slavery into the new Territories Of the Union,
and the re-openng of the African slave trade.
On these points he will make no compromise
nor yield one hairs breadth to coercion from
any quarter Or in any shape lie docs not ac-
cedc to the alleged decision of the Supreme
Court that the Constitution places slaves upon
the footing of other property, and protects
them as such wherever its ts.inrisdiction extends,
nor will he be, in the least degree, governed or
controlled BY it in his executive action. lie
will do all in his power, personally and official
ly, hy the direct exercise of tlc powers Of his
office and the Indirect influence iuseparablc
from it, to arrest the tendency to make slavery
national and perpetual, and to place it pre-
else y the same position which it held in the
early days of the Republic, and in the view of
the founders of the Government. Onthis point,
we take it for granted, he will be firm and i'm
moyablc-so as to put it Lcyond the hope Of
any class or auv section to change his rur-
pose.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
81
II TIE KNEES, ETC.
NEwi York, November

AS tie tie Steamship Ico,umsn, Capt! Berry
steamed from her VII Rarf to-day for Your city,
the Federal colors W Hrc hauled down amid
cheers, and i1lc Palmetto flag ran up instead.
There WIS another tumble Yesterday in State
stocks, nor this likely to be the last.
The money panic continues unabated, and
the banks src now talking seriously Of suspend
ing. Tines have never been so tight, and each
days news from the South tends to make mat
tcrs worse.
New Yors Central Stocks are quoted at 72 1-2,
and Virginia Stocks at 73. They have declined
per cent. since Friday. Several ofthe Banks
arc proposing to discount million of dollars
in sixty day bills on Brown Brothers, for the
purchase Of Sterling Bills drawn against pro-
ducc, and now useless for want of purchasers.
The market for Exchange is quite unsettled,
but relicfis expected from negotiations now
pending with Brown Brothers and others. The
discount OH the best double paper is u per
ccntum, and on good single names Is to 81
per ceutum.- Charleston Nercury.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
oRIesIrJAI..
n !. .,o,,ol,fe III, Of Garolina.


sno5s the significant signs Of the tines
;s the grstify and srtstirring fact that
A stshs daughters Of Carolina are deeply I'M
bued viii, the patriotic impulse and patriotism
gths hour. "A bright and hopeful change has
eoIse 4oer the spirit Of orr dream" since the
Somca Of our noble State have contributed 71't
heir smiles to, and approbation Of, our cause
ssnd course. We are proud TO number, among
Sc patriotic women -four time, the fair daugh
he3 3solloxing il,eislsrt may sserssg toa''asE 3
siass the feeling which Teryadcs among tne
;sg5ssg fair Of Gaselina.
In aaotc toths saiitor, friend grlte !
Tin the routing erclsss ses aps,: su;a ~ ~
Mrs McC Candless' on 95 = ta.ls.s
ef each 9cek-it hasaS5ss4sen the cnstem the Pre-
cent year-fkor the Rrincipaf to selcct;St,is
.ho,nes for composition. and them g t1s
young ladies' after the opening sof the scnoes
allowing them two hours to compose and cpP.
fkssssa Of their thoughts s.
& aThe FRIDAY sfter Lineohl election, three
,oosf snak kfotic and ring inRosltlons
nss.srs Isad: = k sor.est q glllsl .selesI
! 81 To- ssos Il ssa;rioig IS deeply i
! tIs: :hsats -Four dang lee IS the bosoins
off our sons - -;
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27

o ''''''' .o'"li S"Hu ~
now slh;!'r degree = prosperity Oh the South
crn people will be effected by their dcgaase
tment. AS these States produce to a. large ex.
tent, the food necessary for their consumption
and possess in. eottoh means for.procuring
any deficit, any trouble in the channels o
trade and currency wiID affect .only the .mer.
chants and consumers Of lpyurics. They have
no large mechanical and manufacturing inter
est which must starve when trade stops. Their
laboring population, being slaves, will not suf
fer from delay in the exchanges ofcommercc,
and they can consequently have no great pop
ular agitation Of masses out of work and wages
In this respect, as compared with the North,
their position is almost inprcgnable. Agricul-
turc, and not trade and manufactures. ronsti:
tutes their staple Of employment, and a failure
to pay their debts to the merchants would on.
" iniurc these and their Northern correspon-
dents.
On fhe other hand, the rupture Of the COM
mercial relations between the North and the
Cotton Suites must bring confusion TO our own
exchanges and currency. Short-si GIFTED pco-
pie NAV laugh at the idea of the Southern
banks stopping payment, and Southern bank
crs declining to negotiate cotton bills on the
North; but if the currency Of these bills is
stopped, and specie continues to flow South, us
it has already begun to flow, the whole credit
system of the North will he thrown into COLI
fusion. Every steamer that leaves for Il South
ern port, every express that departs over Il
Southwark line of railway, now carries great
er or less amount Of specie. Let us take one
example of the effect OF this necessity. Alassa-
cbusctts consumes annually about forty mil
lions of dollars worth of cotton. Her banks
hold according to the returns of the Clerk Of
the House of Representatives on the st OF
January last, si,532,647 in specie. She has
no export that commands gold unless it be her
manufactured cottons. How will she procure
the cotton she requires to feed her mills and
pay her laborers their wages
The movement that is now going on in the
South, in defence of what the Southern people
consider to be their indcfrasihlc rights, is pre-
pairing financial and commercial revolution
in the North which will swecpa food of bank
mptcv over it. 1t matters not whether they
are right or wrong, they think thoy arc right,
and it is thciracts, not the principles on which
their acts are founded, that are producing the
evil. Tho Black Republican leaders and jour
mails must abandon their tone of scorn and de.
fiance towards tho South and its rights the
Black Republican masses must rcccdc from
their fanatical war upon Southern interests, or
they will bring disaster and ruin into our
midst that will produce revolution here. 1t is
not the discussion of the political question Of
secession, but it is practical question oftrade,
work and wages Are they prepared to meet
this in the midst of half employed commun-
ity l-New York Herald.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27

"A TERRIBLE ENGINE OF DEsTRUcTIoN.-We
were shown, on Saturday, a new and novel in
sention in the mode of loading and disciarg-
ing breech-loading firearms, which is aPplica-
bIe to rifles, carbines and pistols. From our
examination of the drawings and specifications,
we feel justified in stating that this will be one
of the most effective arms that has yet been
invented. We are not at liberty to publish
the prominent points Of the invention, hut
may say that it is intended equally for long
ranges and keen shooting, as for close quarters
and rapid discharges. 1t impervious to wa
ter and weather, and may I've used with or
without cartriges. IT is sure fire, sefclcaning,
can never foul, and is not liable to get out of
order. There is no intricate machinery or
parts about it; but it is as simple as the old
inusket. 1t is provided with novel accom-
panimert, which may be used as u sabre, bay
oDet or pike. On the whole, it appears to be
Just the arm for the South, and may he manu-
factured at Richmond, and from better matcri-
al, than at any other place, and equally as
cheap. The inventor, gentleman of this city,
thinks it can lie made at cost of $40, and is
anxious to obtain capital to commence the
manufacture of this weapon at Richmond.
Rielmond Enquirer.
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Exclusive Despatch 10 The Charleston Mercury.
Interesting from Washington.
APPEAL TO TIE PRESIDENT SOUTH
CAROLINA COLLECTOR APPoINTED-TRouDLE
IN HIGH PLACES, &C., &c.
WASHINGTON, November 20.

WASHINGTON, November 20.
A number of prominent politicians here, to-
day, addressed Il letter to the President pro-
posing that he should recommend in his Mes
sage that the right of secession shonld he test
cd in the Supreme Court, by agreement be-
tween the North and the South. Meantime,
it is now generally admitted that South Caro-
lima will seccdc, and thus they suggest, the
case will come up for legal adjudication.
John Merriam has been appointed by the
President Collector Of the Customs At George.
town, S. G. The compensation of the post is
$500 per annunI.
Governor Weller, of California, has been in.
structcd per Pony Express to depart immedi-
ately for Mexico.
Information has been received here from the
Governor of Washington Territory, that a slave
OH board an American vessel which entered
Victoria harbor, had been set free by the Brit
ish Governor.
Extravagant rumors arc afloat in political
circles tonight, to the effect that dissolution
of the Cabinet is imminent On account Of tho
positions taken hy Mr., buchanan in his Mes
sage. This is nut generally credited. Int there
has certainly been trouble Of samc sort in the
Cabinet meeting to-day, The Washington
dispatches published in alt the Northern pa,
pcrs tend to confirm my telegram sent two
DAYS ago. that the President regards secession
us an Infringement of the Federal laws,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
RoEsTRY,
..slHAE.E WE EKNOWSEACH oTHEiS o'1l
.s..,s s. srka Err sst s.


When we hear the music ringing
Through the bright celestial dome,
Y when sweet angel yoices ringing,
Gladly bid us welcome home
TO the land 81 ancient story -
Where the spirit kao@s n9 care
In that land os, light and 81 NJ
ashall we know each other there sp (
Z. When ths holy angels meet
AS we, go to join their band
Shan we know the friends tilatg greet Us,
=. In the glorious spirit land ss
Shall we see their dark eses shining 49,
On US as in days Of yore 90 Il
Shall we feel their dear nrms twinns SO
soadly round us ss;beDre? -: 9, ~.
Yes my earth-worn soul rejoices,
Aud my weary heart grows light, -
Eor ta.s thrilling angel voices .,,sz:=ss
And: the angel angel faces bright
That shall welcome us in Heaven
ss Are the loved of long ago,
And to them itis kindly giyen
Thus their mortai friends to knog.
: Dive weary ones and lost ones
prop.not, faint not by tue way
Va shal l.ioin tho elored and lost ones :zgs 5ss
tle land Of psrtsct ctday. 81 < ~,
S. Hasn strings, touched by angel fingers
sinrmur in my faptured ear
Eyerrmore ore their sweet:tons fingers
ssst;s: we shall know each other there s:
= -
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- ss:f IrraG eiiews !ts
81 81 c,an ,of ,l,,H,.lo, !: !

obisU i'NS d S'aP ~ phGI
stead anthaml"tin NeY England tho Ui
is dissolrcd Would that L could speak, SS1' nce
i'll the voice Of the earthquake, hut could whsc
per to the startled car of the opprcssor and Tie
fanatic, in the "stil small, voice" of conscience
tile Union is 'Ijssolvcd The Union is dis
solved, and Ienccforth, there is dcliverance and
peace and liberty for the Solitb. We leave ii,
not ina time. of public danger and trouble,
but in a ting of established security; not in a
TIME of war, with an enemy laundering on our
coasts but in time of profound peace with
all the world. We leave it victorious in three
wars; led on by Southern Generals, and with
vast domain of territory, stretching from sea
to sea- grcatcr.than all civilized Europe con-
tains--thc glorious fruits of Southern states
manslip. We leave it, as our forefathcrs left
their union with. Great Britain, after patience
of endurance WHICH they would have scorned
and armed like them, with the mighty con-
scionsness Of right, more powerful than armies
with banners. The long, weary night Of our
humiliation, oppression aud danger is passing
away, and the glorious dawn Of Southern
Confedcracy breaks OH our view. Will, the
blessing of God, We will soon be a great pco-
ple-h"ppv, prosperous and free.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27

Will NOT SERvE,-Tho u ndenigned, occu-
pyinr offices under the Federal Government at
Washington, deem that tits due to their South.
crn friends to say that under mo circumstances
will they conson. to hold ofide under Abraham
Lincoln.
Charles II. Rhctt, =. F. DSBow, S. g. Jami-
son, A. T. lIarllee, BENZ. s. II pward, B. Ezcll.
Edmund L. Yates, J. Calhoun Moses and Chas.
G. Wagner, all of South CD drolna; Jno. w.
Moscy, of Missouri Al. IIug&ins, of Alabama
Clas. r. Russell and Thos. Y. Bracewe, Of
Georgia; Rufus Il. Rhodes, Wm. }. Showers, II.
c. Worthington, II. A. Kilhannon, Jno. A.
Barksdalc and 7. w. w. Pkllaim, of Miss
issippi.- Charleston MrrenfA
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
strHE SIGNS OF THE T1MEs.".

What is the meaning of the thoughtladen
,brows the troubled countenances, of our faith
ers and brothers and the caln, defiant attitude
of cur beloved State,
With clarion notes they proclaim the gloomy
4.igns Of the times" The glorious Union, seal
ed with the blood Of a thousand martyrcd souls,
tottcrs upon its dissolution. The ghosts of Wash
Tington, jefferson, and Adams, start back appal-
led at the scenes which Gesccrate freedoms
once hailowcd soil; while our Calhoun ap-
proyingly smiles upon the efforts of the old
Palmetto State, and bidding it unfurl its ban
ncrs to the breeze, clinging to the motto, "he-
sistance unto Death,n unflinching'y meet the
Northern foe. Shall the liberty, for which our
fathers bIed, be tamcly yielded up to Black Re-
publican monsters, armed with 6re-Jrands and
instruments Of midnight torture! No! In
76, lives and property were sacrificed in resist
ing open British aggression then how much
more Is resistance required, when the foe, Sc
cretly, and oft-times nnder the guise Of friend
ship, introduces himself in our very midst, yea,
GROUND our own hearth stones--and sets his
price npon our very life blood! Our Iastitn-
aioisslle our oWn. Northern interference
Northern rule ARE intolernble!i ina.fsruble {!
Carolina, sovereign, independent State, is
awake and prepared to assert her authority.
Her sisters awaits her movements, and glori-
Gus will be her example. Even the school
boys feel the sparks Of enthusiasm kihdling pa
triotic fires in their bosoms, and urging them
TO duty while her daughters, animated with
.he spirit of aMottc," are ready to buckle on
the armor off courage and hcroisrn, urging the
.knights ofthc blue cockadc" on to victory or
death.
~ Rise sons of Carolina, rise!
And mount the Blue Cockade
The freedom you so dearly prize,
& Abe Lincoln" would invade.
Rise sons of Carolina, rise!
And meet the Wide Awakes
Who. needless of reproving cries,
The bond of Union breaks.
= We sons Of Carolina, rise!
And lead the confessions
-sEy For victory before you lies
When fight is well begun
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TuEy HAVE DECEIVED TnEMsELvEs-Thcrc +

TnEy HAVE DECEIVED TuEMsELvEs.-Iherc
can he no doubt that there isl general convic-
ton North that the Bell and douglas parties
South will oppose resistance to the election of
Lincoln. Never were men more deceived. So
far As we know every Douglns paper in Georgia
is now advocating tho most summary resistance,
and the most "ltra" disunionists within our
knowledge. are those who were Bell men.
Party is>nrs are vanished into thin air. All
men South 500 the tutilisy of trying to bcsuilc
the freesoi party from its aggressive course.
In Mr.. Brcckinridgc, Douglas and Bell, they
were offered men of such shades of acceptance
MS must have satisfied those not positively hos
tile to us. Tho unity of the North is complete
And their sectional purpose is beyond dis
putc. Let the South be q unit to defeat their
purpose, and all will I've well.
AugnsM D$SInteh.
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The MOUNTAINS A-rIE&-We have .i:i>t
heard from PickrHs aud in crso". IT Wal
haiIa, military company is organizing. At
Pcndlcion, company has been io"Ine'l, styled
"thc Fort Hill Guards" cigily.scycn strong,
and Col. Walter Uwynn elected captain. lie
leaves town this morning, with arms, accOutrr.
mcnts and uniforms Tor his company. We
congratulate the company Oh their good for
time in having as Il commander so efficient an
officer. \ graduate of West Point, lie served
fourteen years III the United States Army. and
in Virginia commanded in Tie volunteer ser
vice for eighteen years, where he had 4 rcgi-
mcnt of fifteen companies.
iG,#;i |,-piinirp.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
Nor,hfarolina Moving!
w.. uRros. N. IL. Noycmber 10.

N nnrsua, |of an invitation through the
n,nors m - We, and respectable body Of
pr pur n;t;zens 2ont distinction of party, met
tn"r;,,Lt + sv,c o. the largest asscmblages
.T..eo .Iat e"or COZ sd in tlIfss,n. Several able
snd s.I nromne5t s.ltlemen addr>sscd the meet
ing amid great slus'as.'' os''s a o',.a aasss
secession resoluti}ns were oiieie"I a"u P"sssa
: ""rnS Of .M;mttc Men" and Numbers came
s,.Uard r .nd .nrI lied their names as soldiers in
~, .I,a S.nse of tho soutll. The people seem fully
.ne no.ssJ s' TIL a;Es7 North State" will do her
duty.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27

IIoNoRs AND AprolSTMENrs,-Thc following
honors and appointments were awarded, by tho
Faculty of the South Carolina College:
1st llonor-T. NJ. Logan, Charleston.
I'd IIouor-A. G. Haskell, Abbcvlc
lst Appointmcnt-.lI. r. Garden, Sumter.
al Appointments. r. Thomson, Spartan.
hurg
sd Appointmcnt--W. II. Norwood, Ahbc-
yiIlc.
4th Appointmcnt-R. n. Chatham, Abbc-
vile.
5th Appointmcnt-C. 3. prcntiss, Collcton.
9th Appointment j. Y. Sanders. Louisiana.
18th Appointments. D. Anderson, Spar
tanburg.
sth Appoiptmcnt-P. w. Mills, Sumter.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
LoyE.-Thc following exquisite passs We

find in Tuppcr's "Crock of Gold" -
"I."vc is the weapon which Omnipotesere-
served TO conquer rebel man when all eh had;
failed. Reason he parrics fear he aswers,
b!o" 10 blow; but love, that sun againsFhose
melting beams winter cannot stand, tht soft
Sabduirg sluInb2r which wrcstlcs dow the !
giant. there is not one human crcatur in a
million, not Il thousand men in all earths large
qain:i!ion, whose clay heart ishardcned against
love-