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Large Fire.

little after twelve o'clock last night flre broke
out in the grocery store Of A. Webber, l37 Poydras,
street. between Baronne and Phillippa lor Dryaoes)
streets and directly opposite the market winch prov
cd very destructive. Three adjoining stores, three
story brcl. buildings. were completely Quilted.
In these were the "Cltnen's Bakery" the clothing
store Of B. Cowask another clothing store and shoe
store-the names Of tile occupants Of which we could
not learn At the time we write III oclock) the fire
is still raging and threatens p spread to Dryodesstree
on one side and to Hevia on the other.
Ee,U Orleans Bulletin, ] 5h inst.
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Newspaper and Periodical Agency

Having received the agency Of several newspaper:
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 Il
act :-Chareston Mercury, Southern Guardian, Sum
ter Watchman, Field and Fireside, Lancaster Ledger
GoDEy's Lady's Book Eclectic Magazinc, Coslnopoli
tan Art Journ?, &c.
This is matter Of great convenience to persons il
this vicinity who may desire 10 subscribe or renew
their subscriptions, for any Of the above papers o.
periodicals
1t must be remembered that the CASH must always
accompany the order for subscriptions, and that d
not feel at liberty to vary from this wholesome res''
lation
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COLLISION on TIE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD-The
Night Express Freight Train from Augusta, due here
at TAO m, colided yesterday morning at the lower
gates Of Five Mile Curve with outward bound train
loaded with rail iron for distribution. Both engines
were thrown from the track, but not damaged beyond
reparation. Three four cars of the Express Train
were partially broken up. The accident is mainly
attributable, understand to the fact Of the Express
Train having proceeded upon down grade, and over
rails made slippery by TIE rain, which just at the time
was falling FAST too near the lower gate to take up in
time to permit the other train to gain the turnout We
are happy to state that no one was injured.
ChGrLeSt2n Ntrcury, 20M inst
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wistar's Bal.am of Wild Cherry.

This remedy has long been cherished by the CON-
munity for its remarkable efficacy in relieving healing
and curing the most obstinate painful and long stand
ing cases of Cough Cod Influenza, Sore Throat Bron.
chitis, Whooping Cough Group Asthma, inflammation
of the Lungs while Consumption itself has yield
ed to its magic influence when all other means have
failed. Its whole history proves that the past has
produced remedy of equal value, cure for the
numerous and dangerous pulmonary affections which
prevail all over the land.
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PRIME CORN

IMRs. WINsLOW AN Experienced
Nurse and female physician has Southihg Syrup
for children tccthin wIicl greatly facilitates the pro.
cess of tccting by sotpning the gums, reducing all
inflammation aay all pain, and is sure to regu-
late the bowels Depend upon it. mothers it will give
rest to yorsclves and relief and health to your Infants
Perfectly sar in oil See advertisement III anoth-
or rult,mn
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SANDS SARsAPARILLA is an excellent Alternative
and tonic delicate females Of irregular habits or at
the turning period Of life find it the best and safest
remedy that can be used 1t is also peculiarly bene-
fetal for purifying the blood, expclling distractions,
strumous and scrofous humours, pustules, pimp!es,
and all disfguring eruptons upon tho surface Of the
skin. (z+l
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WEATHER. -SLEEr-FRosT.-S Friday last tho
weather has been coc--in some inYigorating On
Sunday morning it sleeted 20 small extent. heavy
FROST and the first we have had appeared on Monday
morning We say, welcome! thrice welcome "Jackl'
The cold cutting Nortl-winds tell us that summer
with all its relishing varieties has past and winter,
with its bowling whistlns, chilly blasts is upon US
agan.-Lane1s.er Ledger.
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TIE EDGEF1ELD DELEGATloN-The Edge6eld Id
raser reviewing the returns from that District, says
With our two farmers, two doctors and TWO lawyers
we Edgefed people will be we'll cared for in the State
Legislature. Of these six five We are pleased to state
are avowed advocates for State aid to the Blue Ridge
Road-and all are for Breckenridge and Lane, and
secession in the event of the election Of Black Rep
ubcan to the Presidency. Three cheers for our Rep
resentatvesl
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Georgia sarsapilriIia Compound, OIL
Dennis, AIterattYe.

The p,lrest and the best for diseases Of the Llrer
and for Purifying the Blood.
This is the best Medicine of tic day. Its cumpus'
tiou is published Oh the wrapper
Orders arc not solicited because It is Of Southern
growth and preparation, but beralze 1t is the best.
trial will prove il
For sale by JOHN j. McKAlN,
Mar 20 and Dr.. F. L. ZEMP.
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A Public NGcting

Of Wateree Division Sons Of Temperance, will be
held on Wednesday evening next at the Presbyterian
Church, at which, II. JUDGE MOORE, Esq Editor o
the Son Of Temperance, and Rev. L. J. MEYSARDlE
will deliver addresses. Exercises to commence al hal
past seyen o'clock
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
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LOUISIANA MovNG.-Thc New Orleans Delta says
that number of the citizens of Louisiana including
many of the most prominent of New Orleans,
without regard to party have addressed to Governor
Moore petition. requesting him to convene the Leg
slature Of the State, with view Of taking measures
to meet the great political crisis which now conffonts
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Executive Department.

COLUMBIA, S. c., October H. 1860
By His Eecelency WILLIAM H. GLST Governor
and Comn,aadsr in. Chief in and ouer Me State er
South Carolina.
wv HEREAS Electors o! President and Fice.Prcsi
w dent of the United States are appointed by
the General Assembly Of Sonth Carolina; and where
as an Act OF Congress- passrd in 1916, fixed The time
when these Electors sIIu be appointed Oh day
when the Legislature Of this State is not in regular
session. In consequence thereof !, WILLIAM II.
GIST, IN the exercise OF the uhorty conferred by
the Constitution 10 convene the Legislature on eX-
traordpury occasions, do issue this my proclamation
calling upon those Senators Of the General Assembly
whose terms of OH" hive not expired, and those who
have been now recently ell c.ed, and the members o
the House of Representatives who have been now
recently elected, to convere at ;'olnmo ola OIL the
FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBlG. MAI, mat they
may be present. the Tuesday following. 20 appoint
Electors Of President and Vice President, in e"nloF
nifty to tho Act Of Congress above referred to; an
also that they may. il advisable, take action for LIE
safety and protection Of the State.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State, at
Columbia, OH the twelfth day Of October, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty WM. II. GIST
ISAAC II. MEANS Secretary Of State.
Oct. l6-3t.
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Fashionable Dress Making.

70 MISS HOWARD GIVES NOTICE TO TIE
Ladies' of Camden and vicinity that she is prepared to
make dresses mancs, and cloaks in the neatest man.
ner and most fashionable style.
She may be found at Mr. FREITAGS next to the
Post Office where she will be happy to wait on those
who may favour her with call.
,July 3l-GmO.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS TO SELL HIS
Plantation on Granne's Quarter Creek, and on
the Robinson Road l2 miles North of Camden, con-
tanning 500 or more ncrcs ITO in good state o
cultivation well wntered, very healthy and pleasant
settlement, good Gin house and screw, all new and IN
good repair have lived on the place six years
made corn to spare nnd nearly averaged six bales o.
cotton TO tho hand
Persons wishing to purchase will please call soor
uhd examine the place.
Oct. 23-4t. A a. MCDO" ELL"
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Members tO Congress.

The following have been elected Representatives t'
Congress, for this Statc:-llons. JouN MCQUEEN, W.
P. MILES L. N. AVER, NJ. L. BoNilAM, J. D. ASH
MORE. and W. W. BoYCE
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Situation Wanted.

eY"A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO ENGAGE
as Book.keeper or Salesman, in n mercantile estab
lishmcnt. Inquire ut this Office.
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w. D. McD0WALL, Agent.
CAMDEN, So CA
State of So nth Carolina.
Office of the Comptroller General,

CHARLESTON, Ocr. 13, A. D., 1860. {
hereby Certify, That W. D. McDOWALL o.
Camden So. Ca. Agent ofrhc Atlantic Fire Insurance
Company, Brooklyn, n. Y. Incorporated by the State
of New York, has complied with the conditions and
rcqlsions of the Act of the Gcncra Assembly, enti.
tlcd SAN Act to regulate the Agencies Of Insurance
Companies not incorporated in the State Of South
Carolina" and hereby License the said W D. Nc.
DOWALI, Agent. rs aforesald, to take risks and
transact all business OF Insurance, in this State, for
aud in behalf Of said Company
THOMAS J.. PICKENS,
Oct. 23-lt Comptroller General
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Tuesday, Get. 23, Ise'
Orr Cctron Market.

Business for the past week has been remarkably ac'
tive and sales Of Cotton foot up some 500 Bales, at prs
COS varying from to 1910 cents
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Now Or Never.

The following brief and pointed editorial which We
sake from the Charleston Aercwy captaly express
les our own sentiments that transfer to our col
umns and adopt it in the place Of something which we
might have to say upon the same subject. There
seems to be solemn stiffness. which presages the
>eung storm. 1t is emphatcally or NeUer.
Bas thirty years past, the great leading object
Assyor of the Charleston Msrcury has been to
Be people of this State and Of the South,
Hsact that the Government set up by
# IS $eset easssssisss>b by them sepasatelY
resicsa from tssrginal fzE7a esency, gradually
.been drifting into consolidated centralized rrespon
sible absolute sovereign Government absorbing all the
States into ITSELF and merging all powers in its supreme
sovereignty. Step by STEP as it has marched on 10
its supremacy, has the ercury called its unrgh
eous advance to the people Of this Sate-expostulat
>ed warned In the face Of the threats Of nsoence,
been held up by tine Mercury to every man in the
South who chose to see it Let him in Carolina who
would plead ignorance oil the condition of his country,
lay not his folly at door-thcy have to hear,
let them hear" Events long oreold rushing rapid
upon And sneers and eers and laughter alike
crushed dumb in presence ofthe dread reality Enadnci-
patton or Tevoutlon is noU upon us. With the past Ue
-are DONE We have done our duty to that past and
sye now turn from it with disgust. Sickening
record Of faithless outrage vulgar nsoence grasp
ing ayarice and fanatcism on the one hand-on the
other uEmanly weakness, drcads doubts, indecision,
Inbecity-we turn from it with feeling OF relief.
To the future alone-that future about to give birth
to destiny for us-fearful to contemplate should we
fail in the duties of freemen-giorious should've reap
the rewards Of the brave and free.
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McCurry & Hammerslough,
Successors to the Late
WM. ANDERSON.
South East Corner of Broad and DeKalb Street.
nAMnEN SnllIh EARnllNA.

CAMDEN, SOUTH CAR0lINA,
rJNAKE Pleasure in announcing 10 their Friends
( and the public generally, that they have now
in Store their complete Stock Of FALL and WINTER
GOODS, Consisting Of every thing desirable in Dry
Goods, APPLE and Fancy Hosiery Of every style and
quality, Ladies' Misses and Chdrens Hose. Gents,
Youths and Boys ! Hose All Of the best English
and German make.
White Gonds of every description; Table Dam asS;
Brown and Bleached; Linen and Cotton Shirtngs-
from 5 to II Or. German, French and B"ynl Turkish
Towels Diapers OF every description.
A large assortmep: OF English and French Prints
American, Scotch and French Gnghams. email
out neat assortment Of Black and Colored Silks. A
neat variety of Worsted Dress Goods; Debages,.
,aslmers ali WOOL Muslin Cobergs, Merinos, Plaids
ronr,,s .Valcnces, DC, &C. &c.
Bonn.s, Bonnet Lutes'riiis and Satin Ribbon !;
Trimnir gs, E..ings Lnces and Frillings; Magic,
Rufies te N,tiol 9 in great variety.
Ladies' and Misses Ncuo Vests OF the best quality.
Gents Yon,hs and Goys Furnishing Goods; Ready
Made Clothing to suit the most F"alid'ons Hats ana
CAPS ofthe atest style. Shoes Of every description,
Cutlery, Hardware. Hailow ware, Sadd:e:v. &C.. n
splendid Stock OF Family Groceries-iot surpassed oF
any in this Market.
We have also, the Agency for the Salem, N. G.
Kerseys and Plains, the BivingsviIe Osnaburss-
llomespuns and Spun Cotton and Smitlr& Summers
well known brand Of superior family Fl"ur.
1t is impossible TO enumerate all the articles kept
by US. II you wish anything at all, call and see.
Call any how Compare our Goods and Prices with
those Of our neighbors, and judge for yourselves.
Oct. 9,-tL
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FROM IsHAM ". TAYLOR, ESQ, DRUGGIST.

FROM 1SHAM ". TAYLOR, ESQ. DRUGGIST
Messrs. SETH W. FowLE & Co.,
Aborc you will find u certificate from Mr. JAMES G.
KEYS, one Of our most respectable citizens and will
vouch for anything Mr. Keys may say. You can
make any disposition of this sheet that you may see
proper. Yours very respectfully,
ISIIAM ". TAYLOR
c5- CAUTION TO PURCHASERS The only genuine
BUTTS" and the printed one ofthe Proprctors the
outer wrapper; all other is vile and worthless.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE & Co., Boston, aud for
sale by J. j. MckAiN, Camden, S. c., and
by all Druggists; at Wholesale by IIAVILAND,
STEVENSON e CO.. Charleston, S. c.
Oct. 23-it.
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FROM JAMES c. KEYS. ESQ, OF ANDERSON,
So CA
ANDERSON, c. H., May IA, 1860.
hereby certify that I have used DR.. WIsrAR's
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY for the last ten or fifteen
years. and find it just the thing it purports to be- and
confidently recommend it to all persons troubled with
Coughs, Colds, incipent Consumption, Whoopng
Cough and Asthma. have obtained what have
used Of IsuAM W. TAYLOR Of Anderson, C. H., S. C.
JAS. G. KEYS.
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MOUNT ZION
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
Winnsboro,' So, Ca.

~ as Associate Presidents VI the c.
College.
Major Leland is well known in this State, as for:
mcriy the Professor Of Mathematics IN the Citaoel.
Academy Charleston; which chair he FILED Tor years
to The entire satisfaction Of the board oi VISITORS he
is likewise favoraby known in our sister state rs
recently filling tho chair Of Mathematics ana me-
Natural Sciences ia Davidson College, NolIh Cato-.
| linn. - .
Mr. McCandless has been for the last twenty years
principal of one of The most hourshng high schools
in the State; and his reputation classc" teacher
is such, that the Trustees of the South Caroiina:
College few years siuce rendered him the fro'es'ot
! ship of Latin in that Institution.
With these statements it is almost unnecessary Tor
US IN claim for the Mount Zion College, that 1t now
ailards extraordinary advantages to young men de-
string thorough scientific and classical course, or
seeking preparation for any College or Military
| Academy in the country.
These gentlemen will furthermore, be ASSISTED oy
! Mr. Manget, distinguished graduate OF the State;
Military Academies, and proficient In the ffench
language spoken or written
Other competent assistants will from time 70 time,
be added TO The corps illustrators.
The commodinus buildings healthy location, ana
accessible position Of the Institute. complete ALI that
is requisite to make first class high school,
Messrs Leland and McCaudlcss commence their
administration with the next year. and parents and
guardians would favor themselves and these gentle.
men, by on early notification Of their intention or
sending their SONS of wards to the Institute.
WM R. ROBERTSON, !
r. 3. BOYLSrON.
JAS. B MCCANTS, TRUSTEES.-
JAS. R. AIKEN,
JAS. ii. RION.
Oct l6' 6'-3mo.
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Musical instruction.

Sc MRS. BEWS, PROFESSOR OF THE
49, = Piano-forte and Singing will he happy tc
v Y y urcccive Pupils during the Summer vaca
tion She undertakes the cultivation cftle Voice, and
give instruction in Vocal Music both sacred and sec
lar) in tile Italian, French German and English Lam
guagcs.
Terms per Quarter.
PIANo-FoRTE. ....... ...... ..........l5
July 3-tf
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- FHE uVS 5ERsTGNEDs H6l2NF IN cff 49,.
Il ton for the sale of G UANO and othe: FERT1L-
IZERS offers for sale:
PERUVIAN GUANO
SOMBRERO GUANO
ICHABOE GUANO
ELIDE GUANO
MEXICAN GUANO
PATAG0NIAN GUANO
AMERICAN GUANO
REESES NJ GuAN0
ROBINSON'S MANIPULATED GUANO
FlTZ>lMONS 4 co. S MANI?UL ATED GUANO
FITZSIMUN> d Co S PURE PLASTER
FlTZSIMONS d co. S BONE DUST.
THOMAS J. KERR,
KERR'S WHARF,
Oct. 9-4t Charleston, S. Z.
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Eead-Quarters.

UNION c. H., S. c., October 6, 1860
GENERAL ORDERS No..
n ENERALS OF BRIGADE respectively are re.
VI q,iircd by law annually to make and transmit
to the Adjutant and Inspector General, by the FIRST
DAY of OCTOBER, complete report oihe strength
Of his Brigade, and Of the public arms &c., in its
possession.
Generals of Brigade who have failed to comply
with this law, arc hereby required to make such re-
rort b, the FIRST DAY of NOVEMBER proXinio.
Generals Of Brigade are, Ivy law, responsible for the
organization and discipline Of their respective Bgades
and it is incumbent upon each Of them to require
their Coones to discharge their duties therefore, M
incomplete report will be accepted from aGeneral o
Brigade. unless it is accompanied with statement
that each deaultng Colonel has been arrested, ant
has been or will be court martialed.
II is at all times Of consequence that the Comnan
dern.Chef and the Legislature should have iaiorna
ton in reference to the milita of the State it may
be OF vast importance that the mex: Legislature have
information 10 the exact strength and condition o
each Regiment and Corps in The Siate> 1t is there
FORE hoped that each General Of Brigade will use hi
utmost efforts TO procure the information 80 much de
sired. BY order
R. G. NJ. DUNOVANT,
oct l6,-lt Adjurant and Inspector General.
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STATE OF NEW roR4 COUNTY OF RINGS, S..
JonS Cocks Pres Rsnt and HoEATIo DoER n.;
COMPANY OF BROOKE1N," being scverally duly
sworn dcposc aud say and each for himself says that
the foregoing is true, ,fA and correct statement of
the alirs Of the saia ,stion, as the same were
above Described oficers IL s: and .at eacff and and
every fact and item llerei sh is within the per-
sonal knowledge Of dcpon ~ d is correct and true
HORATE8ly yRR. Sscretary.
JOIlf3t, COCKS. President
JOHN STEWAR " Commissioner Of DeeCls
Filed July Both, 1860.
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French Confectionery.

A LARGE Lot If Genuine French Confectionery,
n Gum Drops, &c. just opened at
McKAIN'S Drug Store
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Amt loaned thereon

40 Shares ofBauks
of the State of
New York, .....
go Shares Of Insu-
rance Companies
oftlle State of New
York,..........
200 Shar's Brooklyn
Gas c 0 mpany
Stock, ..........
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Value Of the
above St'k. $50, 900 $50, COO
ACCOUNT OF STOCKS,
BONDS, AND ALL OTIl-
Err SURETIES tEXCEPT
MORTGAGES) HELD BY
THIS COMPANY AS ST.
CURlTY FOR CASH
LOANS, WITH THE
AMOUNT LOANED ON
EACH.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BI THE Il. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.

SAN FRANCISCO, June II, M.-The news
Of the nomination of Lincoln was well re-
ceived by the Republicans.
Since the Indians have fed beyond the
reach of Col. Hays volunteers, all appre-
tensions of further trouble from them in
the Washoe mines are over. The regular
troops will be stationed near Pyramid Lake.
The weather had become warm and
pleasant on the Eastern side of the noun
tains, and the miners were returning to
their works. A stage was robbed by high
waymen on the 9th ult., near Chico, in But
tie county, Of SIS, 900 in transit by express.
The dates from Portland, Oregon, are to
the 5th, one day after the election The
result was doubtful, but the probabilities
were for Logan's Republican, election to
Congress. No opinion could be formed on
the politics of the Legislature. Two Demo-
Gratis were elected in Montgomery county,
by small majorities where the Republicans
had hopes. Judge Terry's trial has been
removed to Marin county, indicating his ac-
quittal.
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NEW YORK, July 2, P. M.-Two men
named Jno. W. Mathews and John Walton,
the former a produce dealer in Jefferson
market, and the latter residing in West 23d
street, were murdered last night in 18th
street by some person as yet unknown.
Edwin Jetfard, one of the murderers, was
taken into custody to-day at the jefferson
Market police court which he entered to
make some inquiries of the presiding mag
istrate. Suspicion attaches more strongly
to Charles than Edwin Jeffard. The former
has not been seen in the city, according to
his mothers account, since the Sunday be-
fore the murder was committed.
The steam Touring Mill in 18th street
owned by Geo. Turget, the stair case fac
tory of Burrows, and the horses, stables, &C.,
of J. G. Van Pelt were burned last evening
Loss $4,000,
The buildings No 40 Broadway, occupied
by Drack & Son, cap manufacturers, and
Mr.. George, dealer in turs, were burned
last evening. Loss $50, ,0OO-covered by
insurance.
The premises No. 6 Liberty street, were
damaged by fire and water last evening.