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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-19
South Cnroiima--sAcr.l;l District.

In the Common Pleas.
Jared Parkhurst, Jr.. Us. Joseph c. Wilson, y
20. Attachment.
XXTlIEREAS, the Plaintiff did on the 18th day ot
w March, 1850, file his Declaration against the
defendants who las it is sad) absent from and with
out the limits OF this State, and has neither vile hor
attorney known within the same, upon which copy
Of the said Declaration might be served: 1t IS there
fore ordered that the said Defendants do appear and
nlrad IN the said Declaration on or before the 29th
day of March, which will be in the year OF our Lord
one llonsand eight hundred and sixty one Otherwise
inal and absolute Judgment will then be given and
awarded against them.
Clerks Gnicc, Kerslaw District.
March 2sth 4. d. 1860. W. CLf BUM,
Apr 3, Ilerk'
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STE A M SAW MILL.

'97ElE su$cr;l e-s arc ready 10 ill any oricrs With
4 despatch, furnishing the best oi i.nmher at the
usual market prices. The Mill is not than three
miles rnm Camden. near Tie Lancaster Road, mukng
ii convenient for those who ssh 10 haul
We have ~ considerable quantity chamber On laud,
and expect to keep supply Of all kinds
No Lumber sawd wi,haIt a bIil furnished, Orders
thankfully received
Feb. Is, SUTHERLAND d LEMMOND.
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eWY Jackson,
PARTON !;
It'll STEEL PORTRAITS
HERO Ready.

: lie work will each present
! n different character, i'll
Z by different co operators.
Him chiefly i'll the charac-
1t con.ains al immense
kap:clinS the race whence
3ruag-ilis childhood and
q teacher ofan Old Field
zback woods lawyer-!ron-
}Tudge-a member Of Con.
lanter-spurting man and
8mc contains n large NUN
! |st letters, some OF which
barely attained his major.
accounts Of his eNtraorcll-
Lucls, !:is CORRECTION and
Burr, lis leud and aIfra.r
liant and successful Creek
ettcrs Of Genera! Coilee,
above work, at 50 80 per
very, received hy the Sub
for sale.
;. !. YOUNG.
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PASTE, Iceland Moss Paste,
Cum Drops, for sale by
]. McKAlN, Druggist.
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lO,O0O Negroes
10000 Negroes
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
LII DySollCeIy,
In Dysentery,
Diarrhea,
Diarrhua,
And Flux,
And Flux,
1t Never Fails.
It Never Fails.
Packages Of Ialf Doz.
Packages of Half Doz
Put up Expressly
Put up Expressly
For Plantations.
81 per Bottle.
For Sak IN Camden BIZ
JOHN J. McKAIN
Bll"s Dyspr ic Rrn,m'y
Hil.s' Eysrr!tic Eruiriy
BI!SS' Dys.ci,:ic Isrmriy
B-is-' DysPrp'!c HrnIedy
Bliss DySirptic Remedy
TIns The Largest Sale
Has the Largest Sale
I!rs the LnrSrs. sale
IIns the Largest Sale
tiH. the Largest Sale
Or my Medicine Ia the World.
OF nny Medicine L. ia. World.
Of nny McdicInc' .hc World.
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T.. from pure Grape Juice.
T. McKAlN.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-19
PRESCRIBED, BRANDED AND FRESH.
:'nT!TS.

4 GtINGER, pcac!, Q!incc 4 Chow. Chow Preserves
" Brs"'!iel Peaches Pre Apple. aud Cherries
Fresh Peaches Toi:rl ,es Corn dc.
Jeiles Uf all kinds. and a! ihp best quality.
Ctrot, Currants Maccar0ui c'c etc just rccciv..
cdbJ MkRONEY & BOSWELL.
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c,1,pERIDR COUNTRY CURED HAMS for sale
! ) at the old corner, by -. W. p"'H"A'
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lSStf

rcnown for tie cure OF
lung Compliant, that
IN Us u recount the
scr it has been chi
Ii in constant usc
I'd not dp EIprc than
kept up TO the best
mag be relied on to
<j'cr been found to do.
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gAND, STEVENSON &
TER l. CO, Augusta,
| january 3l-ly
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In, Physicians, States
hccs, have lent their
Elcd usefulness ofthcse
/ will not permit the
EntS below named fur
|L.MASAcia which they
,criptions o. the above
Int that should be fol.
rinciplci dealers with
1:,Ac more profit on.
no others. The sick
,hc:n, and they should
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Ftic Pills,

-
locpsia, indigestion,
3i.ysipcias, lhodache.
Is and !S&i,, Diseases,
Fc:trr, 1Hpiers and
k, NcEulyia, as a
FH.1 tic Blood.
that the most scnsi.
'tly, and they are the
all the purposes of a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-01

line say the Missouri Compromise line, be extended
to the Pacific Ocean, and the Territory North of
the line be dedicated to free States that South of it
to slave States and no State South of Che line to
come into the Union with other than slave Consti-
ttion The present provisions in the Constitution on
the subject of slavery be taken and held as part
of the guarantee: And finally this guarantee to the
South, to be and remain unalterable and unreyoked
except with the consent of of the slave
States.
In attempting TO state the outline of a satisfactory
guarantee, nothing moreis intended than to arrive
at the,general objects proposed if these be right
the details can be easily perfected. An adjust.
ment on the basis of some such guarantee as that
above indicated, would have the effect, as seems to
me- to harmonize and consolidate the Union, restore
amcable and fraternal relations between the two
SECTORS and give promise of an expansive and pow
erful republic.
Would the Northern States consent and agree to a
guarantee If itbe just, equitable and necessary,
it is fair presume that they would in view Of the
consequences of refusal.
In any event. the proposition If made, has the
merit Of bringing this runous controversy to close
in favor of the Union against it.
These suggestions, briefly stated, submitted to
your Excellency. in the hope that in some degree,
they may favor the policy Of converting the Legis-
lature in the present crisis to consider and do what
may be necessary for The safety Of the State.
A. W. o. Tor1RS.
JaCKsoN Tenn Nov 2I 1860
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mOTEMENTS OF THE DAY.
washington News ana Gossip.


WASHINGTON. Nov. 2I--The latest accounts from
some OF the commercial centres seem TO show con-
fidence that the financial panic is nearly at an end,
or that the worst is Over. The report OF the New
York board of currency presents very hopeful
view of this subject By the LIST of February It Is
promised that all will be right. The chief causes of
panic in New York were fear of the disruption of
the Union resulting from the secession movements,
and fear that the South would repudate their debt
70 the North. The latter apprehension is without
foundation, and arose from the hasty declarations
of over-heated partizans. -.- ..-.-1
Trpon this subject there are some excellent remarks
in die Charleston Courier from merchant he
saws There is a selfreetfyng principle in trade
that always adjusts itself and even adapts itself TO
the existing state of things The present case will
prove to be an instructive illustration OF the fact
lie opposes bank suspension, unless the suspension Of
New York banks render il necessary. As to repu-
diation he says 1T is word that has never found
place in orr vocabulary Further he says The
condition of the whole South IS sound, and the IN
debtedness of the North TO the South is not large
and is less thar usual The crop of cotton will
bring two hundred million, and in sixty days gold
VIII come from Europe in quest of it. and find is
way to the Southern cities.
Thus commerce will adapt itself to political ext
gencles. Tins Is fortunate, because the political
agitation at the South would be greatly aggravated
by continued and alarming financial panic
sixty days hence. according to the views both of
Northern and Southern financial men, there will be
more specie our banks than there ever was before
and even now there is twice as much as there was
in 1857. 4 restoration OF Commercial confidence
and general prosperity may then be confidently ex-
pected. and especially at the South
Exciting rumors have been sent TO the Soufb in
regard 70 supposed intentions the part of the E
ecutive Government in of resistance TO the
United States laws in the progress Of the secession
movement. Ii Is not believed here that the Execu-
tive will in any event. resort TO coerciye measures
In fact the Government has at present neither the
power or the means to do it. Ion.
Special Dispatch to the Charleston Courer
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27--The Cabinet had the Presi-
dents Message under consideration to-day. Secre-
tary Cobb has thrown cut limitations that he will
resign II the Message declares against the right of
secession. Secretary Thompson has declared his
intention not to resign. Postmaster General Holt
sides Fith the President and Judge Black. He is
anti-seatskion
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Judge fancy, Of the Supreme Court. contemplates
resgning. Attorney General Black will probably
succeed to the vacancy.
Senator Pearce, of Maryland advocates Conven-
ton Of the Southern,States.
II is understood that Mr.. SIdeH of Louisiana
VIII not take his seat in the Senate this winter un
less the President signifies desire that he may be
present on the occasion of some SPECIAL vote of i'm
portance. He regards rupsure of the Union as
inevitable.
Mr. TOombs is to be here, as orders have beer
given for the usual preparations Of his house in this
city, for occupancy during the session
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COLUMBIA, Nov. 27.--The Hon. John MCQUEEN adj
dressed large and enthusiastic assemblage tonight
in front of Hunts Hotel. He spoke over an hour
and was listened to throughout his brilliant and con-
vineIng effort with the closest attention, and fire.
quently interrupted by tremendous applause. Sew
era other gentlemea were called out and responded
in eloquent terms. Ali were for action-separation
row and forever. The time has come to bid spec
dy and cordial farewell to our friends of the North
whether the reddeniDg storm of battle burst upon
us or not The times are propitous for the South
ern cause. Let us seize upon the advantages now
offered, and proceed to construct Government or
Confederacy such as the world has never beheld.
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WY D. ROBINSON, Administrator Anreline Guy ct al.
w persuance Of of the County Court Ct David
county rendered in the above the November
s60 shall offer the courthouse in Nashville
Saturday. the following lots Of ground:
One hundred feet the Of Clay street and the Buena
visits pike icing lots No. % and No. u Of the Buena Vista plan
lots fronting so feet the Buena Vista pike, running
back I75 alley. ---.... e .. +.a
Also small lot of ground the Whites Greek pike, near
the toll being remainder Of the lot osnea by ia
Guy, deceased, after laying of the widows dover
This sold for payment Of debts against the estate
and is not subj sct to Teiempt B
Terms $50 will required in cash, and the balance
edit g. IL, aud Il months with interest," notes with security
req uired and a lien retained. --
F. r. CHEATHAM, 3
nov29 '6j-dtd Clerk and N aster.
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PATHS SIC


II AElNG associated rith me Mr.. Rsr1u .-~s-za
u nosIoN and Psof HzRscHEEL FEsztN, -
IN PrspAis 70 attend . all ORDERS FOR 7afiiRg M
Aha HepasrtAg Pianos AeiodeOns, and all sinds -
% ~ With 2romPtness aad sach sxceencs
a. viii give perfect sstisfacron
Ihoss ID want q siOiius and Guitars. can nov have
tne as'stAacs Of Prof. REsroE in their section
large steck o. SenEas's B. Sale Co . Parossn
hane sold e sew York prices regardless Of FREIGHT &e
have also large number Of 81 Octave Pia3os for
payment. = -
For thstest Pianos Ec cali e. he long satbl,ksd Muss
store NO. 80 Union street. JAS. A. M'CLURE
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sPaIlEa for Sale.

ONTAINING 800 acres $50 cleare, in high
Of cultivation. Two mies and half south Of Salem
Livingston county Ky, four miles from Cumberland River
healthy location, excslelt water title good, price S7
land very superior.
Also other tract adj ching containing 25 so 30
rich bottom 50 % excellent ridge land
falling springs Min an
upright saw power suEeien all three mills at the
time Price so per bcungthe mills Plenty Of good
timber said tract. II. P. WILLIAMS.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY


M~$@ DIR. KING. formerly Of View Ycrk f:r he Iast
EbS four years Of Louisville, Ksntucky ana Who a.
Devoted he attention % e tsateat 81 private dssa Tor eve
thirty years. faterS himself having attended 70 pscti m
and eurel hOusans be susbed % cur
all diseases Of private nature Datsr hos mar
from inud<Ous medical treatment from neglect Of sir @
Dr. King Dispensary No g Dessrck street between Ch
and TIE square where be an diseases Dsivat pst
GoSORHEA cured without nalcous medicine or intersps
from business
sTEcTuREs Of cid rsesnt date. sactuay cured in az
days by operation which pain. Where strrnI
exists, health cannst be enjoyed Perhaps dSsas ~
nischiefand uncefnnss tie constitution 80 u1ch
SYPHILIS, with ali the diseases q he skin GROWING @ AZ -
bad treatment, sdectualIy curei in ~ 49,
sEISAE WxAKEEs particular attention having ben ggsn %
this disease, aRd all TIE growing Qua Of rf
in many By dsstrucvs hsbifs N iBeonsi-
Youths and excessive indulgence Of he passions $500 n
which viii n7srnine the constitution rendering ne ufce ~
~ for business sseieT, and causing premature Old -
Females Who nay b. aborng With any difficulty OF Wtnl
may rest ASSURED Of Immediate relief =.
Psrsonsrssding abroad By writing and stin- th.ir - i
fee enclosed drsntei 70 Dr.. A. King No % paes get
Nashville Tenn. Vilhavs The neoeasr usi.- -.
address, With necessary directions stre ssccv obssV. %
a0urs from 20 clocs IN tha morurr 81 q II ~ -,
wa. le59-dkHlv
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The Memphis AuaIanchs, of the 27th, gives the fol
lowing news from the Capital of Mississippi 1t
will be seen that the spirit of secession is rife in
our sister State
The Secession Increment in Mississippi Meeting cf
The Legislature People Aroltsedl = The Legisla-
ture of Mississippi convened. yesterday. NJ. w.
Cluskey Esq, one of the editors Of the Acdldnete,
was ia Jackson. We learn from a telegrRphic dis
patch received from him at late hour last night,
that the most determined spirit of secession is dom
nant in sister State The Legislature is almost
unanimous for secession, and Governor Pettus re-
commends it. Last night large torch-Ight pro-
cesson, composed of all parties paraded the streets,
and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed. Mr.. Cluskey
says the Legislature will pass the Convention bills
almost unanimously. A+s Oa
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RENJ.F. SHIELDS & CO.,

EWTILL variety Of articles this morning close
w sgnWents, consisting Of Groceries, Furniture Carpstng
Mattresses with many useful articles for family for which
authorised take ali solvent Southern notes with the city
issues Of Nashville BENZ. z. SHIELDS & co.
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FIrTY nOEIIARs asEWARn.

FENHE above will be given for the apprehension of three
Degroes runaway from the subscriber Altsuont in
Grundy county, Tennessee the night OF the third Monday
in September last the lodging them in safe Jail, that
get them and notifying Of that And $50
the apprehension Of white who be
cerned in the dcoyng them o that he may be dealt with
c0rding to Justice.
Description of the Negroes, -
The eldest about foryseven oryeight gears Of
walks little lame Of her feet. The other
twelve and the other about eleven Of
If apprshended the especially will most like
y deny the his abode. II all Of said
cannot be found together will give in proportion of the
above reward for any two Of them.
deSI-wA .'. A. P. FORESTER.
Auction sale this Morning. fer. southern
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Land for sale.

application be made, in short time will sell on acco-
nsodating terms, EOrTY Acres OF Land, three miles
from the Corporation limits Mil Creek, opposite Maj oGs
This Of the beautiful locations in Davidson county
About Of the land in timber the cultiva
There the premises comfortable hne
young orchard Apply MAJ Corr the place, NY
self for particulars, sCHks. X. WESTON.
tnlvi4-n
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UNION BANK
Nashville, December J. 1850. !
election for eleven Directors to the coming rear
IN will be held at the BANKING House Mondsy, the H day
Of January next. J. COREY,
dec9-lt Cashier.
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Wharf.-The Pulaski Citizen learns from many Of
the farmers in Giles that the wheat is unusually
promising in that county
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Ihe EGaets OF One Panic!
HARDY RROTHRRS, AuctI.n..,

y ~ ~
BY
HARDY BROTHERS, Auetfoneers =
an Wednesday nsFning 2sa Nov Is08 At no ss-iock NJ
" viii sell 45 assorted eottage befsfsas; f1lI sass nor
table she'll walnut, CAL and wood book hsnlo !
canopy bedsteads do trunded Do full canopy 70 asort
ed marble top bureaus Il sets eaneseat ehau
assorted wood and Eockin chairs; n ssorte
and Cherry Lounges and marAsss once desks
handsome Misses Bureaus setiaz tables.
tables sets rosewood paror socas Ach1s
rim eres; handsome caer cottage farnitnre. new
octave se-Ho0d pianos scoEd hand No eodsoa; new
spring mattresses, ~ shuck DO, - con top bess
Gus articles Of f1rutnrs not entfoned kIso rs lso
81 cigars eheSing and smoking tobacco Vhssys Hinss rsn
dies e. bright AMI starr No second hand family rccta
way new PTnoe albert top buggy and harness ~ .syrted
eoeks 70 20 Eaiees gses japan toilette silver patsi
knyes torks spoons tea ss butter dishes oyster DO srsrS
ice pitchers etc. etc Terms net cash in money
.tesE GErttf.sat sai4 HARDY BROTHERa
=. Auetieaesrl 4 Gsn'l Ag'ta. AZ PubHs squass.
noI-l-t Il ~ - -.-a cas-
Late Arrival Of Roots and shoes
..ts tEfa1 .f.sass AR sr-ar .ssaltfra
O. h HALLS.
NO Is1 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
H HAVE JUST RRCBIVED An INVOICE on LADIRs
French Lasting Congres Caters ith ana shogt Hsrlss
Ladies French Lasting side Laced Caters win and without
Heels; rlr rss
Ladies' Zine KID Congress Caters Vim and without Hses
Misses and Chidrens Booiees and Caters great variety
N sord the STOCK nov full aHd eompss o. syey ssr
Ton OF Boots and shoes for Wiser a.
Cash dealers will hud Il 70 terinterssi to live me cali A.
An determined not to be undersod tb0se pro,
sen g cost p 4 2 :. C. B. HALL.
-tfH No. Is, Public Square,
n0E9-H Opposite the Market House.
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NTEREDITH HALE L CO. WILL TAKE FOR GLLDEBTs
I'VE due them, AMI will also sell manufactured Tobacco and
Cigars cash prices and take City Bank and all sound Bank pa
per The Caronas Gesrg and Alabama until further notice.
decld
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SALE of LOTs.

Owing to the uncertain depressed state Of the Money
Market and the aggression Of trade will in future only
pay ~ cents for RAGS delivered at cur store.
noy2s-2w W. s. WHITMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-01
Fine Fruit frees at Auction.

EKTILL be aided ae assortment Of Apple PeSeh
Wv Cherry and Plum GooSberes Grape Pie Plants
and DwarfP Pears. See advertisement. r-t
desl-H BENZ. F. SHIELDS K co.
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Negroes 10 Hire.

NEGRO WOMAN, good Cook, house servant, &c with
childrRn the eldest girl nearly years old sad
negroes will be hired their board good home Rdgec
vicinity preferred Apply TO J. L. X. W. BROWN,
noy22-d2H Az Cherry Street.
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JACKSON, Tenn, Nov. 81, 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-01

In view Of the circumstances under which Mr..
LINCOLN was elected, I think every Southern man,
before he is asked to submit to his Administration
is entitled to to the above questions Ihave
propounded them in my right as one of the people,
and would be glad if you will give them place in
your paper Respectfully, r. W. HAYWOOD.