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CoTroN BURNT on THE SoUrH CAROLYN a
RAILRoAD.-Wc clip the following from the
Charleston Comier, of the lst:
"From a passenger, to whom we arc indebt-
cd for the information, we regret to learn that
a fire occurred on the freight train from Au-
g',sta, by which six car loads of cotton, 2lo
bales each, were entirely consumed. Both the
cars and cotton are total loss, and is is est
mated that about l59 yards Of railroad track
is also burnt. The track had to be rc-aid, so
as to enable the passenger train to pass or
The passenger tram was delayed about five
hours, reaching the city little after s p H.,
im cad of the usual hour-haIfpast p. m
The burnt cotton was all from Georgia 1t is
not known how the fire originated, but it is
supposed to have been igntcd from a spark
from the locomotive"
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Grand Division S. of z.
The Charleston Courier SAYS:

'The first quarterly session for 1860 of tho Grand
Division oft Sons Of Temperance Of South Caron,
was opened in Backville s.. c., in the Hall of tbo
Blnckville Division on Wednesday, 25th ut, asd
closed by adjournment on Thursday evening 26tl ut
All the officers were present except tho P. G. W. P.
DR.. John May The attendance of menbers was also
unusually good for the January meptitG which is con-
sdcrcd the least important of tbp@ur quarterly meet
:: nss The greatest o sbont o and the
subordinate divisions fe State) sl,wcd ~ nc ease
in the membcrsirdften per cent; Ar1ursna$ afters
noon public>e1lonstratio was held, when able and
stirring aScNs were made in addresses by the NJ W.
P. M,I8. D. Townsend of Benncttsville S. G., and
tl-Erand Chaplain Rev. John Cnlpepper At night
Splendid supper was given by the citizens of Black
willie and vicinity who insisted OIL sharing this priv
lege with the Blaclvc Division. Afterwards public
meeting was held and addresses delivered in the Bap-
tst Church. by the G. W. p, Col. William c. Beatty
and H. Judge Moore. Esq, editor of the Son of7.mper-
ance Of Bcnnettsvilc, S. C.. The second quarterly
meeting Of this order will be held Mt Timmonsve in
Darlington District the fourth Wednesday 25th) of
ACrl.
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\ man by the name of Meredith Holland
has been astonishing the people of St I.o!is l'y
his extraordinary powers in mental ar:ilM;ctir.
He is not Il hea!ty man bodily, n"r is hls mind
well balanced. But he will answer the most
abstruse arithmctical questions with rap!dtv
and accuracy, will calculate interest simple
and compound, for any time, amount and rate.
with hardly Il moments thought. lie is Totally
unable to explain by what meihoI he arrives al
the result.
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A Sensible Suggestion.

The Orangcburg SOudron proposes "tho call of a
Convention to assemble in Columbia some tie during
the month Of March, in which each District shall be
entitled to the same representation as in our State
Legislature or representation in the same rato-to
which body should be committed the decision of the
question: whether or not the State shall go into the
Charleston Conrcn:ion-thc delegates to the State
Convention TO be elected by the people by regular
ballot
Ehere is fnanfestya great deal of indifference upon
this subject among the people of the State; yet it is
one OF sufficient Importance upon which every man
ought to have and express his own opinion, and in
order to test the true state opubc sentiment it might
be well for District meetings TO be held say first W.
day in March, in order to discuss the pruprfy of
sending delegates to tue Convention in Co'hnbia, i'll.
sructed to vote for or against the S being repre-
sentcd at Charleston: This wopn be the only fair
means Of fascertoning the position of the people ofthe
State
Those in favor Of the Convention, opposed to it,
could very easily signify tlicr preference by writing
Convention Anti Convention on the back OF their
tickets, or two sets Of Candidates might be nominated
and voted for order to test the question and give
fair and truthful expression public opinion We ap-
prove the suggestion and hope that steps will be taken
at once to carry it out
There would likely be some Districts in which no
vote would be taken aud Of course such should boar in
mind that neglect to vote would insure udgcmentb by
default For those who intend to 80 into the Charles
ton Convention on their "own hook" would be very
likely to seize upon every preext an excuse for cr
action
If the State must be forcedsinto Convention there
ought to be some showing the part those opposed
to the measure, and no bettermodo can possibly be
suggested than that of very excellent and sensible
friend at Oranpeourp
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LATER FROM EUROPE. =
ARRIVAL xz OF THE
NORTH AMERICAN.
PORTLAND. MAINE. February 4, 1875

PORTLAND, MAINE, February 4, 1850.
The Steamship North american, Capt. Alton, has
arrived bringing dates from Liverpool direct to JAN
uasy ls and by telegraph via Queenstown, to the 18th
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET,-January l7.-The
sales of Cotton for the three days up $4,000 bales
Of which s5eoulators and exporters took $500 bales
;, The market opened dull and declining but closed
steady. sa5s ~. ss
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, January ls.-Sales to-day
Of 900 bales Cotton Of which spectators took 4OOo
The. market was buoyant, and quotations advanced
ID
!, LIVERPOOL, Thursday, January l9.-sales to-day OF
$4,000 bales Cotton Of which spectators and export
ers took 60O0. The market closed steady.
e STATE OF TRApE-Mancheser advices are favorable,
the markets being buoyt and all qualities Of India
/. goods slightly. advanced.
LIVERPOOL GENERAL MARKETs-Flour was very
dull and quotations easier although unchanged
Wheat was also very dull and had declined Id. Corn
was dull but steady. Rosn was steady at As. 4d. to
4s Sd Spirits of Turpentine was firm at 35s. Cd. to
36s. Rice Sugar and Coffee were steady Pork and
Bacon were quiet.
q. GENERAL INTELLIGENCE Napoleon has abol-
shed the duty on cotton He has also issued strong
free trade programe. In his manifesto he fyors the
free Importation Of cotton and WOOL and reduction
ofthe the duties on sugar, coffee, etc.
r The political news by the North american is un-
IMPORTANT. Formal negotiations for the assembling Of
Peace Congress have been resumed The Pope
positively refuses to cede his rebeious provinces
Count Cavour is engaged in forming new Sandman
Ministry Belgium has determined to take part il the
China expedition Lord Cowley has had long inter-
view with the Emperor Napoleon, and the latter re-
quested him to inform his Government that he, Napo
leon, felt himself bound to carry out the Vla-Franca
and Zurich arrangements in relation to Italy.
at the adjourned meeting of the stockholders ofthc
Great Eastern Steam Ship Company the report of the
Directors was adopted. There was large majority
against the amendment recommending the appoint
ment of Committee of Investigation.
Two mates of the barque Anna had been arrested at
Liverpool on the charge of causing the death of six
seamen. They were discharged however, BY the inter-
ference ofthe American Minister, on the ground of
want Of jurisdiction.
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Congressional Documents.

We are very much obliged to Senator CHEsSUr for
valuable Congressional favors.
These are highly appreciated and we shall feel un-
der additional obligation to our distinguished Senator
if he will send us volumes and 10 of the Pacific Rail
Road Survey. Governor HAMMOND kindly sent us the
eighth volume since which time we have received
neither Of the two mentioned
Possibly we=nay have occasion in time to use a
part of the information contained in these valuable
Reports andit is proper that every editor in the
try should have them.
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Sales of Negroes.

One Hundred and Twenty-one Negroes, belonging
to CaptTuos- Z. SHANNON, were sold at auction yes
terday by ]. j. WARREN, at an average of SsO5 each
Several single Negroes were sold at from Sl5oO and
upwards.
likely boy, belonging to Dr. LEES Estate, sold for
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Charleston Mercury.

Attention is asked to the Prospectus of this ralbc
paper, published ID our Journal to-day.
The PseDss Times s:expresses our sentiments better
than we could have done ourselves:
'The present Editor conducts the old States-righs
journal viii, great ability. The Mercury Is as true to
the South as the needle to the pole with this difference
the needle points trembngy, the Mercury is as stendy
as rock. "Palnsam fsrat Qui naerun"
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Must be omitted uay our next. DeBO,o, Russell, &c,
have been duly received and shall have especial at
tention next week. Russell may be had for the month
at this Office.
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Hon. a. II STEpHESs-The Louisville Journal, an
Opposition paper says: IF we were called to guess
who will be nominated for the Presidency by the
Charleston Convention, we should, under all the exis
ting circumstances say, with little no hesitation
Alexander H. Stephens Of Georgia.
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COFFEE IM,oRTATIoN-Tlc bark Ocean rrtie- Bur-
CESS arrived at this port yesterday from Rio dc ancro
with 5000 bags coffee. consigned to Mr. C. n. Hubert.
We trust that country friends who have manifested
so deep an interest in direct trade will sec tIat the
experience Of this venture will bc such as to warrant
srccessors.-C ChGrlestou N.rcu1H
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Colonel of 5tF, Re"iu,r.,s.

Major JAMES p. ADAMS, is respectfully oGia'icd
as Candidate for tle. Colone!cy ef the 9th Ecs.mct
of Cavalry, made vacant by the death Of the amcntcd
Col E. B. DAVIS
He is an accomplished officer and will he unanimous
ly supported by kERS1lAW TROOP.
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Post omce Re.EstabIished.

Wo are gratifed in announcing to our readers that
the Post Office at Flat Rock in this District has been
re-estabshed and that Mr. L. B. STEPHENSON has
been appointed Post Master Mr.. s. is capital off,
cer and will without doubt, give great satisfaction to
the public
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THE Governor of South Carolina has pardoned Mich
e the porter on the steamship Marion, who was SEN
fenced 10 be hung for aiding slave in his attempt to
leave tho State.
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Sumter Watchman.

Our f,Forite friend comes to us tri-weekly, and we
hail this ypractca demonstration Of prosperity with
pleasure.
So faithful an exponent of States rights and the South
deserves and will receive that patronage which merit
and worth deserves
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The City Council of Augusta passed resolution
directing the Mayor to issue proclamation to the
voters Of the city to assemble in town meeting on the
fifteenth Of February, and to determine by their votes
whether or no. the city shall subscribe $500 900 to-
wards the railroad from that city to Macon.
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.FArAb AccrDENT-We learn that gentleman was
thrown from the outward bound train on the North
eastern Railroad on Saturday night when about fifteen
or twenty miles from Charleston, and instantly killed
I'VE have since been informed that the unfortunate
gentleman was named Young, ard that he was resi-
dent of SUMTER Charleston Mercury, 9Th Snsk
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HEALTlI.-In examining
llalycs we find among the
the brig Miranda. just in
Of Honduras SarSaparilla
lowell. So particular are
lsed in compolInding their
have tllis drug, like some
red for them by n skillul
,pital regions of its growth.
lre many species Of this
really valuable in medi-
are also affected by the
# curing. etc, operations
liable workman imposes a
lc Of the inert varieties of
! ollr own forests, while
less. abound in Central and
gent agent assured us that
never been fully told. aud
| in which many hold it is
OIL OF su-lI immense qu"n-
lies. His accounts o: his
business excursions along
verS Of Moia%us and Santi-
m0uutI.iIs wcrcOf intense
.end nd honor II:s employ
e;e"gy with which they
rrs To the public Health.
ire is at least one Of the
: are held in Sich rXtracr-
civilized world.
y" fmk Csty Mus.
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FAITHFUL MINISTERS. Of
the vessels at the various v
curiosit;es Of our commerce
from Truxillo with n, cargo
for DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.. o.
this firm. as to the articles
various remedies, that they
others they consume, gath
agent of their own in the II
lie informs us that there
plaut, but two Of which IN
cine the qualities Of these
time of gathering, mode
which that region Of unre
heavy labor upon him. o
Sarsararilla grows wild
several others, nearly wort
South America. The INTEL
the virtues Of this drug lIad
the reason ol'ihc low cstcoi
mainly due to the importat
titles Of the worthless varjt
trips to Honduras and his
the Gulf of Dude and lie !
ago and among the "d;acen
interest. We can bit CON
crs for lhc I;I!thIj;lncss AID
execute their trust as MINIS
and we suspect tat this co
reasons why their medicine
d.nary favor throughout t!it
Sim. -
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Our Cotton Market.

Our Market for the past week has not been quite
active as at last report We note the sale of about
600 bales. Prices ranging from 6 to II cents.
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TERMs-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

TERMS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Daily, per annum. ................slU
Tri-Weckly.. ............ ...........o ..o.oo
CLUBS WILL BE FURNISHED AS FOLLOWS:
Five Copies Of the Daily for. ........ $4,000
Five Copies of the Tri-Weekly ...... .2ooo
The name of no person out Of Charleston will be
entered on our books, unless the payment OF the
subscription be made in advance. Nor will orders
from without the city to publish Advertisement Mar
rage Notices or Obituaries be attended to- unless the
cash, or an acceptable City reference. accompany the
order, Money may always be forwarded at our risk
in registered letters.
e Postmasters are authorized to act as our Agents
in obtaining subscribers and forwarding the money;
and may retain Twenty per cent OF the prepayments
Cor their trouble
In the State, Mr.. SAMUEL +. BURGESS is our regular
Agent to make collections and procure new business
and subscriptions. =,
In Charleston. Mr. JAMES D. BuDps. connected with
the Office. is our regularly authorized collector, who
has full power to receipt for moneys now due tic pa
pcr, aud 10 contract for further business.
K. B. RHETT, Jr.
No BROAD STREET,
January. 81, 1850. Charleston S. c.
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Assets

Assets
Amount Of CASH in Cont
mental Bank, y. I,... S49.I0I Ok
Amt of Cash in'hants Of
Agents, & in course Of
transmission (ballnccl 23,1Go.ol
Amount of uninclrmbcrcd
Real Estate, No. / Wall
Street .......... G7,O9oOO
Amount OF United States
Treasury Notes, Mar
ket value. ........... lu22ll2o
Amount Of Missouri Stale
Bonds, per cent. mar
ket vaue.. ..... 80. lG225.OO
Amount Of North Carolina
Bonds per cent, mar.
ErL value. ........ 963O.0O
Amt. OF Tennessee Bends,
per CT, market value, 100000
Amouu: Of Brooklyn City
Water EouIs, Ter ct,
market value, .....H lh2'e.bo
a ,nt,.n, ri Rank StnI-.
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Chr UamSfn ll)eeklp GJOarnaI.
Tuesday, February =, 1860.
Our Book Notices

THO. J. WARREN, Editor.
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TIE RIGHT SPIRIT Up-We are pleased to see the
spirited movement the part Of many of our most in
uential citizens in behalf Of the contemplated Rail
Road from this place to Camden. So much talk and
public demonstration about this important enterprise
has somewhat ceased and the work of getting SUBJ
scrptons has fairly commenced which receives almost
the unanimous support of the people 1t seems, from
the present prospects, that it is settled determination
of the citizens Of this District to accomplish this great
and advantageous enterprise. Some of our largest
planters have subscribed an average crop of cotton
and also to grade one mile of the road Merchants
have pledged their profits for one year. Professional
men their income, and Mechanics their wages. The
work is going on rapidly and if no impedimcnt is met
with, success is bound to accompany us.
: (st}r Lancaster Ledger.
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By thefl Rodgers, January 2Oth 1860,
Mr. SRI TO Miss ENNA E, SILVER, all Of
Sumter District. ga.
BY Rev. J. Epdgers, February, I'd. 1860, Mr..
C: E. BAsK1N, tSEss MARGARET c. GAsKIS, all of
Kershaw DistrictsSCa
By Rev. J. E.agers February 9Th, 1850, Mr..
JAS. FLETCHER Miss SARAH Love, all of Kcrshaw
District So. Ca
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sPEcIALNoIcEs.

NIessS TIE AGENCY oa' THE
SSssS W rs chaTeta Mercury, Southern Guard
ian, Columbia; Sumter Watchman Lancaster Ledger
and Russels Magnzhe is in the hands oil the
Senior Editor Of the JrRNAL, who VIII take special
pleasure in giving prompt and eihclent attention to
any business conhected4wth either or all oil those
papers.
Subscribers in Camdenand vicinity will save them
selves trouble by callngp ppon the Agent here, VINO
will always be happy to attend to their wishes
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''' $50 ~-.'reS, re H.
iirst it.a 81 r2yof.I III
Ia,m.uupcrci kea! IS
-. "'"r;r II !@rs, 81
$40, 800, an.I OF wat.!!
,.."i- = Irs" th;n Oh?
years .u!cics; du" AMI
owirS rate oi Interest,
Z per cent, -. -. ..
Amt. Of Loans OH Stocks
and Bonds. payable On
demand, the market val
ne Of securities pledged,
S25l.529, -. .......
Amt. Due for Premiums
on Policies issued at Of
llcr, ......
Amount Of Bills receivable
for premiums on Inland
Navigation risks, &C.,.
Interest actually due aud
unpaid, =. ..........
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STATENTENT
OF
THE ONDHTION OF
TIE
HOME INSURANCE; C0MP'NY

VA % %NR EyA GD HE HA9
on THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, A. D., 1860,
Nude tn the Comptroller Of the State of South Caro-
lima, pu, suant to the Statute Of that State.
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pLANKETS selling at a sacrifice, at the old Cor.
ID per" nv z. ". BONEEY.
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Capital One Million Dollars.
actually pad up. is : sl,OOoOOo 90
Tie surplus the lst day of Janu-
AIRY, 1850, 4l'''i' ''
Total amount of Capital & Surplus Sl,4l5,Sl5 IS
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cB NEXECAN R&D POOR BOND AND
MENT.-FROM RICH Ambitions Of life, We hear
free, all colors grades and csardcd this wonderful ar
the same need of praise av,ina relieved lives saved
ticlc. Sores are healed Ill., and untold ills assuagcd
valuable animals made llsel is surprising to the Judge
by tins great medicine which docs not require STAN
nent Of man, What E,nil heard Of the effects
dard Liniment? Who everT Tclc 7 For Cuts, Bruises
praduccd by any other artEhgs Strained Horses. &c.
Spralns> Rheumatism Swed imitations. The genuine
It has no eYla Be,vare IL all respectable Druggists
md Tiny Lnmeut is sold own, parish and hamlet
tIronrhonf Men in every ath America, Europe, and
the Islands OF tfithh and SoS3uy at once.
BARNES &eean. kPr"crietors. New Nork.
For s,Io in Camden 7SE sYby JoHN j. McKAIN. and
T. L. ZEMP Jan l'-lh''
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! CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsH1NGToN. February

ra1r@1 WASHINGTON, February l..
o6Hon. William Pennington was elected Speaker by
ono majority.
Z In the senates Mr.. Fitch of Indiana, gained the
floor, and spoke on Senator Browns bill for the pro-
seion fslavery in the Territories The Senate went
into executive session and adjourned.
= In the House various explanations were made by
Southern Democrats relative to their not voting for
McClernand
Before the vote was declared Mr. George Briggs
representing the 9TH 10th and 10th wards of the city
of New York, changed his vote from McClernand to
Pennington.
The forty fourth ballot announced as follows:
John a McCernand, Illinois, Democrat. .s5
John a Gilmer, North Carolina, American. ..l6
W. N. II. Smith, of North Carolina, American. "A
VIM. Pennington. New Jersey, Republican Ills
Scattering. -. II
Mr. Pennington was conducted to the Chair by Mr.
Bocock, of Virginia, and Mr. Sherman, Of Ohio.
On taking the Chair he made a speech, which
contained no points worthy of notice.
. The House adjourned till Friday.
Tho Republicans will hold caucus tomorrow, for
the nomination of other officers
!. Messrsss sBonham, Boyce Keit- Queer. and Miles,
a1arss1ia, were tss only Democrats VIII
utterly refused to VOTE upon the ballot to-day for Nj
McGlernand, of Illinois upon principle; although
their votes combined would not have elected him
Several other Democrats repudiated all sympatl,
upon Squatter Sovereignty, but voted for the nominee
ozMessrs. Briggs Of New York, and H. Winter Davis
of Maryland in voting for Mr.. Pennington, of New
Jersey, changed the majority to the Abolition side
81.
Ssy-s- s'=Es WASHINGTON Feb. 2.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Davis offered resolutio,
defining the proper position of the slavery question
which was made the special order for Wednesday next
81 The Republicans have nominated Mr.. Forncy fo
Clerk Of the House.
WASHINGTON, February 3.
Col John ". Fornev, of Philadelphia, was electe,
Clerk of the House Of Representatives, to-day by ON
majority:
Mr.. Hoffman, of Maryland, was elected scrgeantat
Arms
Postal Deficiency bill was introduced in th,
House to-day, and will pass next week. 1t provides
for six per cent interest all claims due for service
to the PostOfice department from the dates at which
payment was due.
!yza:sia-a WASHINGTON, February 4.
The Black Republicans have nominated in caucus
Mr.. Lucas of Illinois, for Postmaster, and Mr. George
Marston, of New Hampshire, for Doorkeeper of the
House.
There is no doubt Of their election on Monday
u.