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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-12-04
Our washington E,esna,ehas.

WASHINGTON, December g.
- The Presidents Message quite long, filling clever
columns Of the Constitution newspaper. 1t is positive
y certain that the President recommends Convention
of the States to reconstruct the Constitution 1t i:
also certain that he announces his purpose to enforce
the Federalaws. while deprecating secession.
Mr.. Wagner, Chief Clerk Of the Census Bureau
resigned yesterday. He will Immediately return tt
South Carolina, to share the fortunes of the State
The Abolitionists held caucus tonight, and had
division on proposition which Briggs of New York
will introduce into the House Of Representatives and
which is in effect restoration of the Missouri Com
promise, and modification of the Fugitive Slave law
The majority present favored it, but the party, as
whole, against it. The sAmercans also avora.
blesto this compromise, but the Southern delegations
indignantly spurnit The proposition is understood to
eipanate from the Seward wing Of the AbolitioniSs
sy1The Aboiionists intend to thrust forward Vim. I
make set speech very after the session opens.
Hon. Horace Maynard, Of Tennessee, intends intro
ducing proposition to appoint committee Of the
House, consisting Of one member from each Statc-
thiry-tree i'll ALTO which all questions relating 10
slavery shall be referred Mr.. Nelson, also from
Tennessee will propose compromise similar to that
Of Briggs but not Immediately
Gov. Brown, Of Mississippi, is here, and says we
need have fears in relation to the course Of that
State-tat her secession is certain Hon. Wn. Phil
lips commissioned by the Government to try the s]a-
vers at Key West, returned to-day The trial had
been postponed lie reports Florida unanimous for
secession.
A caucus Of the Douglas party has decided to take
the Union side against the States Rights men. Doug
las made a Union speech last night.
Mr.. Breckenridge is not for immediate secession lie
favors the cooperation Of the Southern States, and
general conference upon the question of dssolvng the
Union, to lie followed by demand Of Southern rights
with the alternative of immediate dissolution present
el.
The U. S. revenue last month was $iOO,OO0 less
than during November Of last year The Corporation
OF Washington City suspended payments Saturday.
Tic city is crowded About two hundred members
of Congress arc licre. Mossrs Kcitt Eonlam, Boycc
Miles Mcqueen and !tsliE:ore arrived last night To-
day Ley ai express doubt whatever Of tie instant
secession of Sou'h Carolina - ChgrIes!on Ne,cwy
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From RI, nj Washington.

WASHINGTON, November 30.-It is now certain that
Secretary Cobb is to resign will leave tile Cabinet
in good feeling Tie Southern members solicited him
to remain and to go at the same time with the South
en members of Congress who it is confidently expect
ed viii bolt enmasss It asserted in some quarters
that Mr.. Cobbwi not resign for a time from motives
Of policy. caucus Of members Of Congress from the
border States will be held tomorrow, with the nten-
ton Of having at subsequent time, general caucus
of tlesouthern members to confer in relation to i'm
mediate secession. Vice-Presdent Breckenridge ar
rived to night is understood that he favors the
proposed caucus -
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la nG ESZa $oJS.

II: subscriber wishing dispose Of his Land in
( KcrSltaw District Offers for sale. tic following
Tracts. viz:
Onc Tr.c; containing about > 0 Acres. ol Watcree
River, ami h"nudr by Lands o! Capt Wu Kennedy,
f. Parker AMI others This Tract occupies one milo
Of the western bank Of the River and includes some
chnlcc River Bottoms.
One other Tract, adjoining The above on both sides
Of ~ mile creek. containing about 2+'" Acres and
bounded by lands OF Capt. Kennedy Lawrence Whita-
krr +. Parker and oilers. a considerable par, of
this Tract is gool Cpam! and portion of it is rich
creek bottoms: and on it is a mi.scat unsurpassed
hy any other in the State for natural advantages OF
location and aiGndancr Of water power
On" "i'cr Tract. near the above. containing 40
Acres on tie waters Of 2j mic c"cck and bound, by
Lands %! James Team and others
Ic'S"nS wishing 10 pIic;is'. may get bargains in
these lsau,'$. and Oh accommodating terms.
Nov. 6.--Gt q. l.. HUNTER.
Near nHgcw:tv S c.
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Y Valuable Lands and
TOWN LOTS
q Q r 8 a Z ID

AS TIE ASSIGNEE OF JAMES L.
81, CURETON. ! will offer for sale on
!. Gsi;sI the first M0SnAY in January next, the
CcG11SI-3Tl following Real Estat0:
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The Gorernor,s asessase.

Werublish, entire, in our paper to-day, the very
abc aud excellent Message of His Excelency, Cover
nor WILLIAM H. Glsr to the Legislature Of South Ca
rolina, now in session.
Gov. GIsT has shown himself an able, practical, and
accomplished Executive, and his administration will
be marked era and signal epoch in the history of our
State.
Our Sparta has no worther son" than lie, and it
gives us very great pleasure and satisfaction to add
our feeble tribute to his worth and excellence.
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: -
From TcnlscSIcc.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, December There was large
assemblagc Of citizens yesterday. At night, n
series Of resolutions wero passed to accept the ire
pressble conflict and calling the Governor to con.
vene the Legislature. The meeting recommended the
call Of Convention ofhe people, telling the Southern
States that Tennessee will stand By the action Of the
Southern Convention, for veal or woe.
81. CtrOlinian
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SESSION PApER-We are making arrangements for
full and accurate reports of the proceedings Of the Leg
isature at the regular session. They will be Of most
important and interesting character, and should be
universally known and read throughout the State.
The Southern Guardian session paper will be mail
ed to subscribers, flee of postage at 81. Orders re.
coived i'll Columbia at the Office and in Camden, at
the Journal Office.
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E7..v. Ss';.::n:;s e.: yc,ob.

EI.n. SEi!:::s;s VG. g-&!n5,
Formerly Mayor Of Norfolk VA. has; Just rendered the
Us" o: the OXygrnatcd Bttcrs -
Mcssrs SETH ". TowLE Co.,
Gcnt;cinc" One Of my servants suffered for sever.
al years with prIn1sus utrt and was so much pros
tra."d y tic disease US TO Ire cnnincd to her hcl ey.
pr:rg t5 de. She then took the OXYGESATrD BIr-
Tells "I'l recovered her health.
NM. ". LAME.
rrp"rrl l,y SETH ". FnwLE Co., Buston, and for
sa.' ~ ]. J. MciliIN, Camden S. c., and
by ii! Druggists; at Wholesale h; I!AViLAND,
ST:E ENScN { CO.. Charleston, s. C.
Fee. .I.--lt
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efe zMer, Associations Is

been Armed recently, in Kershaw Distric., at
2|aal,e following: places $50, -
lgnfsHsss ofeek Minute Men, Aseanizcd December /.
Numbering so men Col, B. JONES Captain; Maj c..
sGsHAIIEs LIST Lieutenant; Capt S. D. JONES Cd Lieu
tenant; JAMES II. KIRKLEY, Ensign.
AT 1foy, a company, numbering IS, has been form
cd. Capt. J. HALLE has been elected Captain !;
james T. CAUTHES 1st Lieutenant; D. D. CoArs Cd
Lieutenant Wv. NJ. JoHrsoN, Ensign -.
At Fiat l'oeA, also, a company of 40. Col D, D.
K1RKIAND, Captain; DR.. J. I TRASTHAM lst Lieuten-
ant; Capt ]. P. KIRKLAND. I'd Lieutenant; Capt G.
R. MILLER, Ensign.
At tLysenbys, company numbering 49, Capt: T.
E CANrEY, Captain; FINLEY McCAsK1LI LIST Lieutcn-
ant ANDREW Rally I'd Lieutenant; MOSES HoUGH,
Ensign.
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soUTn CARot1SIAx FOR TiIE SESsIoN-The South
CarOlnian announces that arrangements nave been
made for urD's.ng its columns with full reports Of
the proceedings in both branches of the Legislature
dur:ng the approaching session, and that the Daily
ca1olinian will be furnished during that period and
the setting of the Convention, for one dollar, free Of
postage Orders received for tlsAboye in Camden at
the TrI-pNaJ; oficas 80, ,ii.F=3t, $50
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vyEu Appear. next sYeezS,

The proceedings of meeting Of the South earolns
Students, at the National Medical College Washing
ton D. c.. forwarded to US BY the gSecfetaTy Mr.:
JOHN s. HUGnsoN ~;
They breathe the right spirit. and are nst what we
might expect from. Caroininns abroad.
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ss::zz3-I'O s'eTso::s al,s Of ra:l,pEo;ment.- "a
A gents w anted,
In very County ofthe United States,

engage in the sale Of some OF the hest and most
L elegantly illustrated Works published
OTr publications Of tie most Interesting charac-.
ter adapted to the wants Of the Farmer Mechanic and
Merchant; they are published in the best style and
bound i'll the most Substantial nanucr. and are worthy
pi.ce III tie Library OF every Household in the.
Land
Is To men Of enterprise and industrious habits.
tbs business Offers an opportunity for profitable en-
rl0ymcEt seldom to he met with.
Is Persons desiring to act rs agents will receive
promptly hy mail full particulars terms &C.. by ad-
dressing LEARY. GETI Il co. PuJiislerx
No. 22I North Second street. rhilatclpl,,
EOy lift
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EEI.sislt EHiaEits;a.

TALLAHASSEE, November 30--The Legislature Of the
the State Of Florida has to-day unanimously passed
the bill calling Convention Of the people of Florida,
to take measures for resistance to Black Republican
rule. The Convention is fixed for the Sd day of jan
uary 1851 Char. Mercury
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Ssase Convention,

At meeting of the citizens Of Kershaw District
held at the Town Hail. In Camden, on Saturday. I7t
inst, the following Preamble and Resolutions were
adopted:
The recent triumph Of party. purely sectional and
upon avowed principles hostile to bcst:ntcrcsts,
and wholly destructive OF our social fabric leaves no
other hope the people Of South Crolna than such
may be found in Of all political connec.
ton with those States where srch party aud such
principles prevail. Therefore,
RESOLVED That We, the citizens of Kershaw District
do approve of the action Of tile Legislature calling
Convention Of the people of the State.
Resoued That in our opinion it is tire duty and in
terest Of the people Of South Carolina. assembled in
Convention, deliberately weighing all the consequent
ces promptly, to resume all the powers delegated by
the State to the Federal Government and clothing her.
sclfin panoply complete sovereignty by seeding
from the present Union. yss55c.sssS
Re.olued, That Committee of three Citizens from
each election precinct Of the District be selected By
the President and Presidents of this meeting to
nominate three suitable persons to represent the peo-
pie OF kcrslaw District in the Conventon and tocarry
out the principles embraced in tho foregoing preamble
and resolutions:
Under, and in accordance wittlese Resolutions,
the Committee appointed to make nomination. repor-
ted the names Of
HoS. THOMAS j. WITllERS,
HoS. JAMES CHESTNUT, JR.,
Col JOSEPH D. KERsHAW,
which nomination was confirmed by the meeting.
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Bank snsp,5cl,s.osl.3 !

An the Banks I'M Charleston and Of the State, We:
believe have suspended specie paymens. The Bank
ofCamden in consequence Of the suspension of these
in Charleston where much Of its ayaabe specie funds
were deposited, has been fcrced.to follow suit This
is right we have doubt antitrust that now increas-
the business community ~ 4 Tx.
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From Mississippi.

: AUGUSTA November 27.-Despatchcs received in
this city from Jackson, Miss state that the Legislature
merely organized to-day, and the Governors Message
was delivered It's tono is uncompromising The
members are unanimous for secession.
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Aiken Classical and
Academy

NA TIE FOURTH ACADEMIC YEAR OF
ArHA, this Institution will begin OIL the Tth Of
eSFSHyS JANUARY, 1861, and continue until the
w. 9th of November following, with vaca-
GS tOn from the 9TH to the 24th of June. under
tho Supcrintcndancc of Mcssrs. GILES & MANGUM
assisted by Mr.. C. W. McC.lRY, graduate Of the
State Military Academy.
The Course of Studies is sIbStar tally that of the
South Carolina Military Academy. with The Latin aud
Greek Languages supcsalc, and such other branches
may he required 70: admission into the South Caro-
lima College, for preparations :or the active business
Of life.
The Terms Of admission arc as follows; One llun-
drcd Dollars per Session Of five nnr,hs, payable in
advance; for which the Acadery will provide Tuition,
Books, Epart, Quarters. Fuel, Lights Washing, and
Medical Attendance. Tnc Uniforms and all other
Clolh:ng must b: furnished by the parent or guardian
40 one wl be admitted Cadet who is under thirteen
Years OF a.e Gr who read and write with incill-
ty, ana cxccu;c with readiness the four fundamental
opo atioMs Of Arithmetic No portion OF the money
paid in mlvancc will hc refunded except in case oil the
protraclcI sickness or the death Of the Cadet.
For further information. apply to the undersigned,
GILES 4 MANGUM.
Dec 1T. Aiken ). u.
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sEson e Ess...,,.yyc,, EsI,atf.

The catolina Spartan speaking of this faithful, true
ard patriotic Carolnian, says $780,.
'gThis distinguished gentlep!sa. we see. occupies
prominent position upon the list Of nominees to the
State Convention from Charleston, We tare glad to
see that his efforts TO establish the principles which
the State proposes inaugurate are to be rewarded
in a suitable manner. No man is more entitledto
their confidence and this honorary tribute than him
self go :zs-es:s4t
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Eay" Coughs. The sudden changes Of ourc,imatc arc
sources of PULMONARY, BRoScnIAIs and :AsruaATIc
AFFECTIONS. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and cetainlswhen taken
in the early stages Of the disease recourse Should at
once be had 10 s3,p,ons Bronchial Tocls or Lozen-
ges let the Cold Cough Irrititiono the Throat he
tack may be caectnaly warded on. PurLlc SPEAKERS
aud SINGERS will find them enectual for clearing and
Strengthening the voice. See advertisement
Nov 21-6mo
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The Southern Guardian,
q Political aud News ECURNAL:,
ifltasi he'd nt Columbia, So. C:s.,
DAILY Tri. Weekly and Weekly
EY CHARLES L. PELHAM.

TEnMs-D.ly, Sc; Tri-Wceky, 81; Weekly, 50
year. Payment in advance invariably
This JOURNAL now in its third year under the present
proprietor, is rapidly extending its circulation and
influence. FoTnlcd ard conducted upon the princi-
pies Of State Rights. il enjoys the reward of public
confidence and enlightened approval. Entirely indie
pendent in lis management Of parties and cqucs, it
has STOOL with unwavcring confidence. upon the
soudncsS integrity. and consistency Of its principles
Through evil report well through good, its voice
has been heard in defence Of the EQUALITY of the
Sonlh its couliSes have eyer been and are for RE-
SlSTANCE to the wrongs attempted to Ec put upon lis
by 4 sectional majority.
The Sottian Guardian looks for support to the
Stale and section whose 'hls honor and interests it
las faithfully c$pouscd and maintained
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Cranberries and CfYTanCS.
A SMALL. fresh lot Of tic above;
"a Also fresh Nuts ofv#rious kinds;
Buckwlicat Flour and Goshen Butter
Smoked Beef and Beef Tongues;
New No. | Mackcrcl and IIcrrngs;
Choice Cheese and Maccaroni:
4 choice variety Of Tea and Coffee
Loaf, Crushed and Pow red Sugar:
\. and {. Coffee Sugar. and Brown do.
Choice Syrup and y. q. Moasscs;
Muscovado and Cuba do;
Peaches Preserved and FRESH
Tomatoes and Corn TO-;
Oysters ard Salmon do.
SARDINES.
Thompson's Transparent Toilet Soaps;
Soap. Candles and Soda
Irish Potatoes, Onions and TUruips
Nov. 81. 4. r. LATTA.
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AS TIE ASSIGNEE OF JAMES l.
SsMi9- = CURETON. ] will offer for sale OF
Ess ~ the first MuSnAY in January next the
sa&.4I11::GsS2-l- a&.411::GsS2-l- following Real Estate:
One tlrnlisand Acres. more or less near Snclnir's
Steam Mil. Known us tie
CALIFORNIA s'EACE.
-Four hundred Acres more less. in the upper part
of LANCASTER District, known H. the
ss'se.aTET TsEAST,
and Two hundred Acres. mere or less, in the same
ncighhurlIOOi, known as the
CARRIES PLACE.
Also one House and Lot situated in the East sub.
urbs Of the Village of Lancaster whcr.on j. D. Halle
formerly r. Sidcrl The Lot contains three and three.
cnilis acres The dwelling is an excellent one entirely
new and neatly and riurahy finished. All the ncccs-
sary ol buildings and convenences on the prcnli-
scs; is altogether Que of tic most desirable settle
mcnts in Lancaster.
Also the bTi!d:ng on main street. known is Odd
Fellows Hall. at present occupied hy T. l%cS Front
ing on Main Street. is good Stege room at the rear
and on the second story several comfortable rooms
This is considered Of the hest business stands in
the place.
Also the Store House on Main Street. next door to
Mcssrs. HasscItinc & N;ls<cys, now occupied liz VIM
Nick. Mtag: This is IN excellent room ior business
and has two back rooms attached.
Also the room adjoining tie above and fronting on
Main Street, ut present cccrpir, by J. f. Curcton as
an Office.
TERMS one fourth cash and the remainder on
credit Of one and two years Purchasers to give Bond
with good sIrccs and Mortgage Of the premises sold
j. y. CUNNINGHAM Assignee
Doc 4-St
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/! - 1paraded, and saluted Tie TannsS 81
tff6%& the breeze 81

MILE IFDGEynLE,, November so.-The Bill relieving
the Baas from the penalties of suspension passed the
House ofRepreseatatives today by the following vote
Yeas lOs. nays 90.
LATER.-The Bank Bill was vetoed by the Governor.
1t was however, promptly passed by The Senate i'm
mediately afterwards oyer the veto. The vote was;
Yeas s5. nays 10.
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Erpn, Nnr.h Garos;na

WILMINGTON, n. G., November 3O.-Itiis reported
here that the Legislature of this State has refused
for the present at least to go into the election Of
United States Senator.
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MAzR R:.sIEI0.

OK Thursday eveningTlast, By Rey%W.s Z. Hugh
son, Mr.tJouS;J. GAPEG1, Of Camden, to Miss NARY
E. BRowS $of Sumter District,
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master 3 yosc,,l. FEar, Dc:ck.

Our Community had theiopportunity ofhearing this
juvenile musical prodigy on Friday evening last His
pslformance on piano very remarkable, and af.
forts an astonishing fthe height ofpercton
which may be attafsed by careful training and appl-
cation. - =
Our readers will see that Mrs BEws and Master
{propose to giyea Concert on Thursday and FRI
th;snd 18th, inst It will be a. rich treat, and
. - q .sESsta5sofa liberal and general patronage,
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Termg reS Quarter
Newspaper. ana. -Hscri. .,ic;,. Asc1Icy.

Newspaper. sfFsd. Peri dica2 AGcsicy.
Having received tlic:ags,ity of several newspapers
and periodicals. tIe3fator of the JOURNAL will give
prompt personal attention to any business committed
to his charge, AyeEnay mention that the following
are among the number for whclhwe arc authorized to
,act:-Chareson Mcrcurys5ssptGI GIerh Guardian Sum-
ter Watchnan, Field and Frtside Lancaster Ledger,
GoDEY's Lalys Book, Eclectic Magazine, Cosmopoll-
tan Art Journal, &c. SzS-r
This is matter Of great convenience to persons in
this vicinity, who may desire to subscribe or renew
thcr subscriptions for any, Of the above papers or
periodicals.
1t must be remembered that tic CASH must always
accompany the order for Subscriptions and tat.we do
not feel at liberty to wary from this wholesome rcg-
laton.
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GEORGIA
8 an 5 e A22H, {. =
{GSK; P:ys;NI}.

FC" PEHLfIING TIE BLOOD .IHD DISEASES
Gr TIE LII'kR
CDMTISIIlNN--it contains IN addition to Sarsa
p,a. Ihc ly.iro-:cal"I;c extract Of Qu"cus Delight
(ci:rinCia. Grey Brari White Ash or filnrc Tree
iIE'onm!n>G ThIcturc ot Ma: Apple or Mandrake
(?U,i"riI; l!Uum ;rd BicUL Rect. (S;r.ui,,aliul
-ipp'orri d! and recommended by Eminent Pysic
ioas Physicians gdgc fits fitness for their purpose
hy their knowledge OF the virtue Of each ingredient
Some have nor only approved Of tic combination. ll:
have engaged to ItrmlEre it III their Practice They
prescribe it. because they know what ii /, composed
u!-ihGy know too from It's taste. and by carefully
observing its effects, in III which il has bcciLaI,-
m"riaIry tried, that it is pure article. prrparl-
ton ike this has long been needed hy the medical
profession, for I.a large proportion Of the diseases
they are called upon Ia treat. reliable Alternative is
wanted. Ia cau4c the existing morbid state of the
system. y p!y>icig whn makes free Of tIiiS Sar-
Sparill il .is practice. treat diseases more S!'-
CrSSiIiIy with C>S iln !: Tic mcticnrS. he general
ly Uses. tl;li hr could without IT,
1t has been bruugI! inln pnplilHr 'I*c When it has
been tried more iy tic Recommendation Of ofphySci;s
than ly ad' ctiSin9. Iii they lave required respect
Ins il, is statement ni IFS cOnpnSiti"l its medical
properties. and an assurance that il will hc prepared
with tic same rith!i;l formerly. They have
assurance that this shall he done.
The Proprietor has The reputation Of preparing
Sur$alara, that has intrinsic vauc, and Ills rcputi-
lion shall Inc sustained
For S;c in Camden, hy j. j. MckAIN, and
+. l.. IEMP, and h. Druggist generally.
Nov 2I,--;L
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lie = G.vor !Y recommending them For Dyspepsia
AMI lis ;i':e4;l.t evils cansicr il remedy of ines
tiniGbc .aIe. ". 4. HARP.
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"a. the number Of regular transient Ivi IS
Ihe applications to the Colnlliissione
aud clothing, have been more -numcro;I f.
year preceding. H. II
The corn crop. at the Poor House ia
provision for six months. A small .storl i
cattle is also kept for the supply of fres,rs 81
The bills made by the CommisSiurp b
paid to date. 'os b
: The amount assessed on the genes b
poor was 20 per cent. u #
The amount received by the Trcasurdc s.
exhibited by his book. .......... coE
Amount appropriated, ,..............-:@ e
Balance unappropr;ated in hands
eSecu IONS, and deposited in Bank.
We have examined the Treasures
the receipts and expenditures entered
Respectfully submitted,
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E:,s9.iossaEic Eress lFat,i.Gs.

E'sSssIOLssITlC hfL'CEN Ntst2lEEE'
-" MISS HOWARD GIVES NOTICE TO TIE
Ladies OF Camden and vicinity that she is prepared
make dresses n&ntlcs and coaks in tc Ecatos lnall.
ner and most fashionable style.
She may lie found at Mr.. FrEIrAGs next to the
Post Office, where she will be happy to wait OH those
who may favour her with Il call.
July 3l,-Gmo