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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

Per steamship ehas Morgan, from Indianola ana
Galveston Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Ware and servant,
Mr. DARKNESS lady, fonr children and servant, Mrs.
Langdon, Miss Wave Mrs. McGinnis Mr.. Freiberg
er, lady, three children and servant, Mr.. Allcorn
and lady. Mrs. a. Brown, Armstrong, Mcclure,
Thomas, DeFefne, Hertz Woodruff, Golden, Aaron.
Dutson, Jones--IS on deck.
Per steamship General Rusk, from Galveston and
Sabine Pass -Backman and lady, Hancock and
lady, Mrs. Disney, Blackman, NJ. Nealing, "A. Con-
ner. "A, B. Pediga, Jas. Davis, Miss Howell Read,
Buchanan, Manier-2 on deck.
Per schr Dew Drop, from Ruatan Island - cabin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
ExpI,0rsE.

GALVESTON and INDTANoLA--Per steamship
suwanee--l2eD scks corn s25 bbls -four TO tcs lard
$50 bbls whisky 400 pcs bagging 200 bxs candles
2oGEoils rope 25 hhds bacon Is hhds sugar 75 kegs
lard,
M0BILE-Per schr Pascagonla- 1102 scks corn
2S do wheat 434 do oats Ito bbls whisky 60 bhls
flour lot furniture,
CARDENAs- Per sehr j W Lindsay 20 bbls
pork 10000 slaves.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
CoUTAERN N1ANuFACToRY
~ of
HERRIEG'S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, ta New York PTicesl.

The best in tne United staas art no made at ST. Louis MD
Fd superior excellence Of which thousands testify
SGuernsrs need North for these ursaed Saf,
Stbprew rd viii he id any person who show thht
herDgg Patent Ghapou Safe has failed TO IT,
contents In q aeciehtil
FRANK ". ROBERTS Il CO.,
Sale Manufacturers f1 the SGQ u2d West Of the ets5ed
eGtsat Champ SEiF5,
Also. makes Of Baak5s'a stgsLined Safes, vars, Yaa
Doors,
H.ak tee of all approved patents On land a
sfaEafae#aFF No 2l NeyEb seipstrsot So Ioaie No.
EaH jla
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

Schr Dew Drop, Terry, days FIN Ruatan Island
to naster--previously reported At Quaran-
tine Station-2d dist, o.
sclr Aureia, Robertson, . days fn Pensacola, to
i ,aasfer---Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
RATES OF rRpieur rpoa NEW oatrtss rocuRo.
,v,HE uNpERs1GNED, PRopR1ETots OF cor


TON PRESSES in thechy if New Orleans, hereby give
notice Factors at will FOR tho ensuing year
maucug the Of September next akc all ronbound
storage the same other cnon, and viii
place the hoops when the cotton i5 sold and
compressed Iof Shipment without extra charge bun under
Will replace hoops with T0ps without
compensation Of eight cents ope which is the regular
charge.
We forced into is and in proper give
pnblic notice Of the same from the tact that since e inoduc
iron hoops, tGFe found impossible preRLii
mauy IA ppeTs nd stpaeF4 receive iron hound
any kind tie under any circumstances and p
bly, rope without being sane.
charge VIII he Invariably made 10 the f,tctor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
4ibrr auttIliQsats.

general RcmarISs--The tEeather--Bnsincss
--The ReceIpts Of Produce for thc Week.
Ecss Eottsn--fslver FALLING Departures
Fevg Falls City laid up--The H, w.
q pvxself--TEse Lmuref Hill, change OF day
EliusEnss from our Exchanges = Depart
ssrcs To-Day. etc, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

from Galveston and lndianoa, reports that the
schooner Aida, from Mobile, arrived at Pass Ca
yaIlo the 23d inst, having lost her deck load and
boat. Her pilot reports having picked up at sea
the crew Of q schooner, name unknown.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

Steamship suwanee, Fowler, for Galveston and IN
dianola. re Harris
schr Pascagoula, Fowler, for Mobile.
Huntington & Bro
schr W Lindsay, Provost, for Cardenas,
Wm Dewey &co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

4 HaRKIp MURDER II sHsFFigID. NAss-zSiocE.
Uridga Ang. 20, tssi0. Truman Davis killed his
wife ny heasing cut her brains with club and hoe
murderer has been alresled and i ii Leuox jill
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
Arrtvsd Yesfertvav.

Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawless, from Tndanola
and Galveston, to | G Harris-lst dist
Steamship Gen Rusk, Shannon, I'm Galveston via
Sabine Pass Esd inst, to | Harris-Ber-
wicks Bay.
Ship Crimea, Lord, I'm Liverpool July 9th, to CAM
mack & GonTerse-lst dist, 81.
Ship Galena, Lowry, 20 days fin New York, to A
Cohen-2d dist, "a.
schr Keeling. Keeper, I'm NIinatitlan pre-
viously reported ashore al Pass a-f0gtre--
to Golaenbow & Lesparre- -Algiers.
Steamboats,.
City of Madison, Neal, fm Cincinnati
Silver Wave, Mcmillan, I'm Cincinnati.
Jno Warner, Mallory, FIN st Louis.
Gen Quitman, Cannon, FIN Argyle Landing.
Capitol, Baraneo. I'm Bayou Sara.
Magnolia, Shute I'm Vicksburg.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Bayou Sara.
Towboat ] NJ Whann Heaton, from the Passes
went down light brought up ships Grimea
and Galena, sehr D + Keelings
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
Steamboats,.

Fanny BuIlitt, Green, I'm Louisville.
Oregon, Baker, fm Mobile. -w@ @
Steam tug Tuscarora, Warren, FIN the Passes
went down light brought up sehr Dew
Drop.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

THER0KEH REMEDY AN ENFAILtNG
" specne all rcaseso ot the Urinary Organs Gem
eTal Alternative ana lilpod Purifier
r@Ths keu1edy when all other preparations ftil
E~It entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed
Nenec al nioascs A Il conREa Mne'u Pasnp Na5elus
ugs bring prepared from R6o Barks aad Leaves In The
torm ot . pleasant aud delicious Syrup, =.
F-lI Is natufe's remedy iaT GderIhta aud G1eG
6rFe Structure aud is especially Recommended Fiaor Al
bus, Whites in Femai-sa 5hs complaint Invaluable
hAs gener4 Alternative ard blood purifier II has Gdna
and does m SC9afuia secondary Synks Iandu
lar Swellg rruria aud all EGpre nIstag6 eqriHe them
more speedily and permanently thnn oef medicine known
u dogs ihs By purifying and ci ing he misunderstanding
How in all its original purify and vgor thus removing from the
system al Hppte and Fctncous wheh have induced
disease.
-In all old Gua1rEhca uud eet lat have bafea
all medical s il il especially ree0niueHded old eases is
few doses positively removes all scsiug heat chord and
pain.
n-I does affect the breath interfere wiih any class af
business.
HRf~tt requires assistance from ohor madcipe.
E-t las fhe teietIube in The counting room
without It's ever being suspected remedy for private
eases.
rea teeass yanereal diseaae with full directions for
the ,asmane.t cure, accompany each bottle
s-F9r nll particulars, get CHc4lsr FREE from any drag
store III die Chited STATES,
f sod retail 50 per hottie or three battles for S.
by all responsible druggists aud dealers In edicneS through
the United States, and wholesale BY loralu su
POTTER 1 MERwlN, Sole Propretots. ST. Louis. No.
J. WRIGHT / CO..
n, S. Il and 15t Ch4rtres sheet,
Rs-Sald la fl Druggists fsie iyS@
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

Brit brig Creole Foubester, fin Belize and Ruatan
to n A de Lizard &co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

Engines boilers, machinery marble and heavy and
bulky articles taken only by special contract.
DoWlt Freight. .- ..@
Cotton from vicksburg De and all points below nclul.
ing cotton reshpped from small boats kec and fats 81
seed per tun S boilers machinery and lumber by special
Down freight enumerated price up freight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
Sbippina antrlligsnts.
Clcmred satu,day.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Mos.slay Morning. August z. lSlQ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

TARIFF EHtRGEs on FREIGHT NEW ORlEANs ARD
LAFoBRcHE TRANSFORMATIONS COMPANY.
on Il, ~ II u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
HELmBoLD's GEnuINE PREPARATION.

Old Yenne, Single Married. contemplating Marriage,
TAKE NO MORE PILLS.
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU Is the very Best remedy
h e gosd or al eoaeaGis y incident T. The Whether
or change Of life. Sec symptoms above.
NO Family Should be Without Ity
TAKE 20 MORE BAIsAM, Mercury OF Unpleasant Med4
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBoLD5 EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
Secret Diseases
n all their stages At little expense
AND Nc EXPOSURE.
Use HELaIBoLD,s EXTRACT BucHUf for Excosses arising
fTora hnbits ndulgedin
ana for dlseases efising rom asts Of Dissipation i
e n to s 4 Hea snd PH1 W restore e % in
Use HEEMBoLD's EXTRACT BUGHU for Diseases and
n5s ExTRa5f sfs6ff Boa for all Affections
-,eSN Urinary Organs,
Male or Female.
from whatever originating, and matter Of
How Long Standing
All the above diseases and mptoms OF the treat
ment and may originate from the same cause.
Readl Read! Readf Read!
HEIMBoLD.s Bu4Hu Il safe, and pleasant n taste and
Phiadepha HEfNB.LD ehe%s l aha R being "a dpi, i
curry Or injurious drug h h ffs RqEsE
ans Dso' 81 SBi q Aise@aa siSss8ef
Prepared By H. 7. HELMBULD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
lG4 South Tenth street, below Cheauut,
Philaaelphia
ss-Beware of Cogieres md unprlncplsd Dealers who
eneayor dispose of te own and oher articles on the
reputation attancdby
Hslmbold's Genuine Preparations.
Extract Buchl,
Sarsaparila.
Improved Ross Wash.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT Il CO..
q aud i5l Gnartres street,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Rs-AsR FOR HEIABeLD'S-PAKE NO OTHER. Cut
out the advertisement aud send for It,
gesl IvEW = ~ - '1A'ts'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
PHILADELPHIA CARDS.

I w. - .. II. STARR. .m-M~ @.
CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
-M.mr m.M Camden, Sew Jersey,
-SiauuF.ttHfer3.yf-
All kinds Of CASTINGS ana fPARATUs Egr GAS WORKS
WROUGHT I&oN RooF FRAMES foE Reio,ts gad other
Houses .... ..-
REfURTs and a Ca sTfSGs required for thga Ii tia
lAtegt ard most improved NOTES.
WASHERS, coNpENs ERs sGRIBREEs and EXHAUST
ERs f9F relieving tao taiars frorp PRESSURE .m
PERIF IERS yaryns irpR 2y to IJlgOO cubic feel daily
putify!Lg capacity.
WROUGHT TROY lime SIEvEst fsrrURfFtERs.
STATION METERS. Of all slsas
GAS HOLDERS. TELESCOPE sni SINGLE, with Cast Iron
G1i,lo and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS " REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from ~ 70 " ches diameter for Water
Gas M.mM
STREET MAIN CONNEXIONS, tFeh Braughos. Bends
Dfips Sleeves, etc.
sToP VALVES from IN nchos either bray faced plain
WROUGHT IRON WORE AL the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work reqnlred in nad about Gas Yosks.
s-GoplmuucatioHs Lold 10 addressed to tie PRISCI-
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN NEW JERSEY
PHILADELPHIA. tel3 lyGW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

WAY FREGGrs 10 TIVE Brsns Axp PLANTATIONS " mon IS
Memphis Nap0iG3n aud Heenn excepted by the Memphis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, August rs, 1s6O--l9 bales cotton to
Payne & Harrison l9 Gifen, Smedes &co- 10 dc
McRea &co--s Ably 4 Catching Carroll, Hoy 4
co.. Lewis & Oglesby-7 Fl K Carter-6 Thornhill
&co-sunCries to order-Total 50 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
MOSS. BROTHER d CO.,
CHESTNUT GROVE WRsKxs
CHESTNUT GRoEE WItIsK7

The Proprietor Of nc above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
sres TO introduce lie article the public physicians of city
and country, as tho
Purest DifFusable sttmulant
which has over beer prepared for medical proyss
cordial ealtnl n4goratng 10 tbs eneebed
whether by age disease. II is distilled from the best rye
malt and its nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly Ills whereby the Fus Oil other noioas
greden known contained the Whisky general usp
are completely separates that the absolute purity
hce from any foreign adlnzture is guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from the
nent Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia New York and
ton the State Agricultural Society have
Diploma and Or Jackson Of Boston, has testified oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following - #6
CERTIF GATES;
Philadelphia, Sept. g. 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove
Whisky Which you find none Of
poisonous known Fnsi OIL which character
se and injurious Ingredient of the Whises in general
BOOTH, GARRETT Il CAMAe,
Analytical Chemists.
New York, Sent. ,, 1853.
Ihavc aHayze sample Of Chestnut roF whisky received
from ar. Charles Wharton Jr of Philadelphia and having
carefully tested it. pleased That entirely FREQ
from poisonous deleterous II Is unusually
pure and fpe favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES GHIbToN, Analytical Chemist.
goUTnERN WOOD AND MACHINE WORKS.
p. VI, Eneinoer,
395......
NeEV Levca street.
SAVING, MACHINE AND WOOD TURNING done Tor
the Trade.
te5griHFi0ns.
,Iortast nntice. =
Ilnye now in operation PATENT aRINDsToNE SAW
Aliordors for CUMMING exseped with dispatch PRICES
MODERATE,
Being practical and experienced Mecbauc employ none
but No men This, with tide aid Machinery, enables
to defy .pr4r,orftv. iss1 SIN
mace COUNTRY RESIDENCES A ID ~
Ss ARh-Persons EiBhng land eitler for Isg
~ residences for FARMS within hreeer hours -
travel Of SsH Orleans, invited 10 apply
GEORGE SOEMER Land Agent,
Springfield livingston Parish Ia.
N B-No charge made For ili,sn&op aud per lAgb
ehev9Hd In nnrclnkart nj l2iiW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

-. FOM MoBILE --pAhY .. 5

- FOR MOBILE -- DAILY u. S.
M o n,chsf sssms III sP,,
jas Nc e. Baker master Florida, A. l. Myers, MASTER
California, j. Hopkins, mEsteI built expressly for the
Lake trade, with superior accommodations, will make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by bad weather high
water fuel accident bont machnnry
Leaxng the Lake end Of the Pontcharair Railroad DAILY,
hSarrival of tie l2 o'clock NJ OF cars for Mobile
taking passengers for Bay St Louis and Pass rs ian on WEB
NEsnAYS; ops NJ Bay st. Louis pass Christian aud Mis-
sisSippi City on tRTD A5 and rURDAYS and PascaEoulh
DAILY each way Returning from Mobile is expected to stop
only Bgznu' wharf on rGSD AYS and only Irgadea
wharton THURSDAYS; wpitr permtitng will stop DAILY
az Ptss Chsi5tian and Bay 81. Louis
york. greatly reduced rais by three different routes aid
r. GEDDES, Agent,
Jys If % 5iavi5r streat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
Al ADRfRA, sTsERRYAND pORp-

w % < and p q .Nla i4icaFe 4 heneeolar.
800 q and gu y Sherry
501 NJ Reig
fsr sale br s. n fsRAt4AA 4 Get,
aHlI o. Castomheass sszsst.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

From Coast e Nee Oritaas.
Susar-per hdd-....... % AIoassesrer tarreI a
Noss--ptr bale y,4t.-..H 10 .a.@
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
PONTCHARrRAN.


MOBTEE Il steamer Oregon sundries to
order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
OHIO RN Err.


Leaves MONDAY. August q, at5 P. NJ.
EDt Water Packet.
FOR HAHRESDNHU=sG AND IN.
IN = tg5laediF points og 9a9ehtn hlegk and td
rSsszzzssEae sou1i1,rn Flora, ". " Wison tnastcr
will te4Fe abeye For kcght pasage apply beard
an2t sSvorr.na aecht.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-03
Who Can Fell Us.

In tIlc account gwen Of the death Of tic Rev. JNo.
\. MCCIUNG. some time since it was stated that he
was the author Of Tale. or Historical Novel called
Camden or Tale Of the South" Tie Charleston
Courier asked il any of its readers could give inloma-
ton concerning the work. and also concerning work
Of the sanc similar title, written by Jol!H ADAM
son, Of Camden, s. {.
We would he glad il any Of tie readers ur the Jo,-
nm know anything about tic book. that they would
bc kind enough 10 inform US We read it several Years
ago aud in norI reading days much interest.
ed-nminy Because Of lrc proximity Of the SCENES
depicted TO o'l bc!ovcd town. Our impression has
lwavs been that the wcrk whid9 We read e vols. We
bciicvc) WIS written by Mr.. ADAM<oN. Whether We
are correct or not we cannot Say--wc only tell The
tale Is twas told to
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-03
rEhe Medical Students.

Twcu;vriglt Southern Medical Students have ar.
rived in Charleston from Philadelphia and several others
expected. They were cordially received Oh their
arrival by all the professors and students III the Char.
lesion College. y collation. provided in honor OF
the seceders and addresses were made by Professors
Frost Gcddnes and Chisholm. The Charleston Courier
furnishes the following brief ontnr Of the remarks O!
Professor Frost Dean vi the Faculty:
On an occasion like the present, 1t may be expected
that something Should be said upon the events passing
before our eycs-llu uuc c;lli Uc silent
This move Oil the part OF the Philadelphia students,
consider among the important OF the sgs OF tho .imcS.
1t is the first public step TO release us from intellectual
bondage to the North.
They l!aTe Iccon!c tlo pioneers this subject and
declare by their ;cioms tut can DC tuug g at home
and III manner equal to tho institutions abroad. 1t
is well calculated To foster and build up our institutions,
and Induce the Southern communities to give them
their patronage and support.
tlail this work as era i'll our history, and
leaving all political considerations apart, hail their
rival the Earbiugcr Of better prospects to the South
They must not Ic disappointed.
Ihe following, are the laliles of tic students who
have entered the South Carolina MCdc; College:
L. W. Tribe, Due West s. G., Second Course.
J. NJ Browdcr Pine Level, Ala, First Course.
j. l. Boyd WarrcntUn, S. q, Second Course.
j. I. Mcfall, Anderson Court House. 5. g.. First
Course.
II. L. Foreman, Drowuv:ilc, Ala, Second Course.
]. A. Hay, Madison, n. G., Second Course.
r. l.. Mayrick, Ranrll, Ala, Second Course.
l. Il. Suullall, l.. L. Tree Ai;t. Second Course.
c. ". Lewis. Waldo Fla. Second Course.
W. IL. Baker, Flyton: Ala.
y. {. Townsend. Orion. Ala, First Course.
o. Il. Brirrs, Union Springs Ala. Second Course.
J. ". Ligon Cross Hill, :: c. Second Course
J. ". jones, Marion, Ga.
J. y. Cunningham, Temple Of HEALTH S c., First
Course
S. X. Gibson, Grcenvlle Court House. S. C.. Second
Course.
Vim. c. Leakc, Griffin. Ga, First Course
S. Lcgett, Advil. n e., First Course.
y. Mclean Advi, n. C.. First Course
NJ. l.. Goodlet, Grcervillc Court House, S. c.. First
Course
II. s. Beatty, Uniouville. S. c.
J. L. pean Greenville Court House. S G.. First
Course.
N. Matkii, Ala.
Il. G. Mil, Ala
". q. Jackson Ala.
- Shell, South Carolina.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-03
sG!Tlsz. .I&%sGEAL,

WAs!!HGTON, December 9I.--In tllc House vc<ter-
day, Smith ;'ic rrU->!avcry speech 1t WAS three
hours III ir.lE, and w;s Frequently Interrupted in Il
good-aluret way, showing that Christmas cheer cir
c'atcd freely. Smith w;s frequently supplied with
cgg-nog while speaking.
There ballot.
H. the Senate th2 Presidents Message WIS received
and read, ailcr which the Seualc adjoaucd until Fri
day.
In the House. Stn; concluded Ills yesterday 5
speech
The twcntyscconI ballot for Si,c;kcr was then taken
with the following: result:
tlIaS. :. Ccttt. California. Democrat
Thas, 5 Bucork Virginia. Democrat Il
JOHN ShcrlraiI Oiio Republican, .... w ~;
Scattering. S................ ...............It /
Necessary TO Il choice. ..................lu4 lu4
NAsI:!EGToE, Dee. 4S.
In the House o. Representatives to-day MAYNARD was
nominate" III: Slc:k'T. y vote taken inr :il.y:;kr
i'll wi!ch Sherman received ollc hllnirrl being four
short Ofclcr;' Maynard received Sxtv-ivc votes
Democrats and Americans. The rest scattering
WASHINGTON Dee %.
House az RErEES SEHTAT!rIS.-Mr Pryor Of Vir-
E!n!a d"!rIc' Tie S";:Ii in able mr,lnci and rc
ccvr liany congratulations on tI. cloilcn,r o! lis
speech.
Mr.. Maynard. of Tennessee. withdrew from the co-
test or the Sl,cakcr>p. ;nI Mr. Charles L. Scott or
California. Administration Democrat WAS nominated
Alrll"t was then tried, follows lO6 votes being ne
CcSSarv Ia elect:
Sherman, Black Republican .lO2
scott, Democrat. ........................ So.
Tie rest OF tic votes scattering.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.
SENATE-Tllcrc was nothing Of Importance tralls-
pirr'l Adjourned Until Tuesday
uuISE"F EEPEESENTATIvEa>-Mr. Boyrc. Of South
Carolina. nmca speech, showing The dangers Of Black
RcpnblciiSi. and III support Of the SoatlI.
Mr. Hickman, Of Pennsylvania. cn'lrayursl 10 rot
vote on the question othe adoption Ola plurality rule i'll
the election "fSpcakcr.
MIR. Clark. Of Missouri w;Slc'i to see vote on his
anti-lic!pcr resolution.
There was no ballot, M! the In;lsc adjourned until
TUESDAY. ly Elaorit" oronly two votes
In the course Of tie debate rcSicrilv Mr. Grow, of
Pennsylvania, applet The cpiilet ungrtclrlliv to Mr..
brup"f Norh Carolina. md tie latter requested lis
rcI'''col which refused, 1t was SUPPOSED how
ever, that the difficulty wou! he Srttcd M the inter-
rcllt;on olirrnS It is iinw understood that :, direct
Challenge has passed.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-03

THE DEATH or DEQrlNcY.-Thc Asia brings intclli-
gcncc Of the death of Thomas DcQuincv. Which hap-
pened Oh the Sth OF December. at Edinburgh having
considerably passed the term Of rcc-Scorc Years and
ten For many years past. hc laS resided in Edill-
bil"lI prcrrrns the town to his house i'll Ia,sswadc
mainly for the convenience Superntrnding the passage
through the press of the collected edition of his works
now ISSUING by MeSScrS llo%%. and which the four
Gcni ana last volume is nearly ready for publication
The deceased was principally known hy the graphic
auil"%rapc;l sketches. which, under the title of
confessions OF an English Opirnr-l:;;,cr 50 vivi,lv
portray his Illusions and sulrrngs while under the
influence Of that pcrlciolis drug
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..,.t:tg: EeCsigll;:tiGI,s.

-" !. -. ut Captain J. 3. kERsnAw has;
- .,'...:;.r. Of the Camden Light Infantry.
IL scc;"us ) 10 the Military Of the District.
,,,,., ~ Z. 81 we learn also has resigned the
A.. ;nt&s4h- Upper Battalion of the 22d Regiment.
& ol;'.r i i,st to the Regiment, by the re-
,,.....sf5'yi. FL.
geSarvci ia commission with both these gen
( ser..i years. and bear Testimony to
'6aT'g1".. a,i .iCclity. in discharge of duty
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-03
PART THIRD.
MEANS FOR THE PROMOTION OF SOUL
PROSPERITY

SECTION 1.-The importance Of soul.ppspet ,
lnlSt bc well considered 2"
SECTION LIVE muSl labor for Il strong ,crs,lnsi
SECTION llI-Il must be sought under the uiiuc
Ct holy motives
SECTION lN.-Rencw your covenant with Cod !,
SECTION N.-Cul,vatc >cripiurai views OF obi:
ton AMI Dependence. II
SECTION NI.--ictiyc obedience will improve, II
spiritual stale. Il
SECTION NNlI.-rht'nidings ofgood ard evil mus l
carefully noted etc. etc.
- From the foregoing table Of conelts( in part
will bc seen HAT wo ko'nliSua interest is pre>ent
TO the rcad;l. Christian world and one in which vi
In found much 10 strengthen and cd;r all earnest j
QaircrS after !hc ''iIue and living wav.'
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amounting 10 nearly jUO copies. sHttz-,G thce-Say
publication ai'd it is hoped thar booksellers gc
will unite III efforts to give il that extensive ci
which It's merits so ju-tly ent:t:e T..
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PART SECO.
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EFFECTS OF SOlT.pIOSpl

EFFECTS OF SOCLpAOSPERITy
SECTION Lit eycrs hcavcnH influence on txf
cunve' sation. II y
SECTION lit gives happy rciion to our cIAssss
duct in the various relation of litA ~
SECTION Ill.-Saluc subject co u
SECTION lE.-SGn!- prosperity. ID
SECTION E.-AidS our progress ~
SECTION NI.-Protecls US again Is 81 e
to tie world. 3ScSs%E
SECTION ViI.--:;liStains lis amidst Tf@5 I;
lt.
SECTION EIll-NcedFll to guide and cr,i 2eef5S
amidst our worldly prosperity.
SECTION lN.l'rcparcS for the best possible
OF special Sc.Sn!lS Of refreshing
SECTION N-Draws us tO the support OF bencyolci!
and lorIs plans.
SECTION NI.-lmiilses vitality and power into our
efforts To do rood.
SECTION N!I.-Sonl-proSpe IS a blessed prcpi IA
tuu for the h,iir Of DEATH
SECTION NlII.-It a''gncts the Happiness and sllr
Of the heavenly sl1tc -
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-03
s1TSrG SjtGv;:,.

ArGl'srA, Ga. january !!
There are unprecedented heavy floods in NIL the rivers
i'll this State, caliSci! hy the Late rnS The Rail Road
fSEidgc at Riu@goId HIS hcrn was!c away. and tho
:; Altoona is larIc damaged
vas 4 heavy fill n' SHOW at Atlanta and above
rdar. Tic tops cI the cars Of I>. train which
...r. ..-.f- r., covered with .uDv-