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houored custom among thc young folks
vas observed with marked and taste by Tie
young ladies and iaseniles Of curt
g Wednesday evening number, representing
tue smaller scholars Mrs seminary,
gave tleif say party al Town HAN The appoint.
a'ents were admirable and thing conducted with
much taste and Miss sAILls DEsauSsrRE
was thor chosen Queen and tile selection was most
admirable one. ~ 81 ~
are prevented the pressure upon our col.
nnsns from giving detailed account Of tlle in
teressing exercises witlithe names of all who had a
place Y the picture but viii pleasure in doing SO
: in otr next -! 80 8, ,I1
tllufsday evening notler celebration took place
att az the Pine Grove cidemy. ISIS ALICE DoBY was
crowned and t representative was she Of Flora 5
{ sweet queen attendants well selected and
performed their seyeFal parts most admirably.
week - - 4: - -
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onr Isichmlond corre,p,ondssnce

J. .F5.H
80 w haze received froma young friend attached tc
tho Dekalb aetter dated at Camp Pick
& eng Richmond iI0fn which we learn that the lst
Regiment Of south Carolina Volunteers under com.
and Of Col GRECO were pleasantly quartered at the
oid Fair Grounds the suburbs that beautiful and
I hospita bic city. =, g
The men are ell well satisfied 10 be in Old Virginia
and the writer adds .well they may be. for never
: before have troops been better treated Our whole
progress was like trumphal march, We were
roetd as eyerS s.ation with the greatest enthusiasm
ladies turned out in large crowds, and pressed
eagaiy forward to shake the Palmettoes hand Tholl.
sands OF boquets were presented tous and at no place
would they receive pay forcatabes, &C. The Confed,
flag foated over nearly every house. and every
one who could gct piece of Palmetto was much en-
We'd 5y those who were unsuccessful. submission.
siss would not dare show his head now.
old fag is an object Of great interest, and every
our quarters are crowded with ladies to look Mt it.
The Palmetto button here is passport to any place.
and We arc otpernlitted to pay for any thing The
comnissaFy department is supplied every day with all
kinds of fxuries BY the ladies' and it is rlnored tha,
they intend to furnish US with now uniform.
THE Ju!SS- Volunteers, composed Of the boys in
Richmond came up and paraded yesterday have
never seen "a better drilled company. They are au
fiB on the Zouaye drill.
rOur Colonel is very strict, but asplcndid command
or. think he is tho right man in the right place.
~ havo met and received kind attentions from tho
Venerable EDMUHD RUFF1S and Col. PRYOR whose
acqpsiHtanco made in Charleston. I met Major
GooDwYS here with three companies Of Col KE.-
su&ws Regiment; tho Camden Volunteers were among
them. They now quarered at the new Poor House,
aspendd building. met several of tho boys, aud
shey report WE'LL iis reported that We are to march
to Tho pelgbborbood of Washington So mote it be.
pYou know that i considered an ugly mar. at
home, but Nc and myself act galans for our com.
pany, and are very much appreciated Every hour
something comes in marked for him OF me-
!, u wish you would come on aud see what lion, we
are Stick Palmetto tres on your hat before starr
ing"
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From Montgomery.

MoxrcoMEuy, May 1.-The public proceed
ings Of Congress to day were nnilnportant. The
day was spent mostly in secret session.
Passengers who left Pensacola yesterday, re,
port the troops stationed there generally in
fine health and spirits. The Confederate forti-
fica,ons are rapidly progressing. Troops, arms
and ammunition are daily received
Vice President Stephcrs has arrived here.
Colonel George r. Ward, well known as nm
eloquent and fearless Wing leader in Florida,
arrived here TO day rs Congressional Mem
Der, successor to Patton Anderson resigned.
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n terrible vsi. ii H. liow !Iiiliv is it ugi.ntr,l
wlru the vrtl one j. suddenly lrril from orr ia. /
ii, brace hy some uiexp rted acc ,lrIt calamity
FREDERICK W thirt son Of \. and licr c,.l \.
Marshal die IN Jackson Tenn oil the 9,lo April 1861
in the 18th year Of his age from injuries received by
an accident on n Ralrmd. lie waS II y"nlh Of prom.
isc Of genial temper. and bright and bnny;nl spirit
aud il spared w"ull doubtless have made II useful
MN.
But thou hast a seasons for thine own ol, Death
and another young and hopeful heart lies cold in thy
embrace.
lie died. in peace and with brigh; Aopc orlIeavcn
aud Eternal Glory
This should sooho every pane Of tho wounded
narcn,s hOart. for although Freddie capnot csno back
70 cnr:,' rnr all 60 . him
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.::SPLAsz Provisions. It is particularly re
commended and earnestly urged that our plan.
sieTrs and farmers should sput in large crops Of
provisions. We may be at the commence
merit Of a long war, and lis essential TO have
sfnll supplies for our people and troops. We
must depend on ourselves, and may L2<--;o
o:he. source Of supply bat or owu
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meeting 1 5lllle :pisETfigt ;Tal'sd fn
tile purpose ofhs provision for the fan.:
lies of our volph now il, service Was held tl
! day at the Town Hall. .l,s
on5mo,ion Of Capt JorlS BoYKlS, the meeting wa'
organizcd by calling to The clair Major JoIN n. De
SAussuRE;; Mr.. c. Il: PECK was also requested to ac
as Secretary s. g; =.
Tie object the been stated by t'e
chairman, tie following slution was offered by Col
iT.J. WARRsH md unanimously adopted:
For the purpose Of furnishing the families Of oul
volunteers, now in service, with such provisions
their necessities may require, be it
Resolred, Tliattt following committees he arpont.
ed each Beat to call upon every person within tleir
respective limits for subscriptions in aidpl be object
contemplated:
Cimdea--E W. :Bonney, A.. a Kennedy john
workman, P. F.: yillepigue. We. Johnson, c. J.
Shannon. c. Bell IT, W. Pcgnes. T ]. Warren, J. Dun.
Flap, y. b Cureten W Shannon, R. B johnson,
John sIacRae l.. W. R. Blair, J. Young, 3. NJ.
Brown.
Lissnhy's--Dr. B. S. Lucas. scnr, Daniel Gard.
ner, Daniel Bethune Samuel P. Aiurchson, Wm. Hall,
Wiley Kelly, ]. R. Shaw, Esq:
Schrccl!s Aia-B. BoykilI W. NJ. Bullock, B: 7.
Mccoy. Robert Turner, B. y. Humphres, Ed. Barues,
c. l. Mccoy Charles Perkins
Curetoa,S lili-James Team, ". D. Hogan, Par
ker, l. l. Whitaker ThCinas Lang, j. j. Nelson, + j.
Huckabee J. O. Higgins, Erred. Bowen
On motion Of Dr. TRASrHAM, it was
Resolred That. committees bo appointed for tho
Upper Battalion,
Tho fol owing named gentlemen were appointed:
FIT Roek-J l. Trantllam, Jesse Truesde. Richard
Drakeford, Samuel II. Brewer, J. R. Dye.
Li5ery H.R-L j. Patterson, D. D. Perry, Vim.
Dixon, wm. Brown, A B. Wardlaw.
Bu6ube-Wm Mungo Charles Raley, B Jones, Levi
Pate
Grannis Quay.su,-John B. Mickc, James Love, sr.
Robert Smyrl.
On motion Of Capt. JouS BoYKIS.ihe following rcso.
luton wus adopted
4 Resolued That central committee Of five. OF Cam.
den, be appointed to grant supplies from the funds
Mch may be colece, for the relief OF the families of
the volunteers OF the District. upon the certificate from
any member Of the local committee and that they be
authorized to purchase supplies by the large amount
for distribution.
In accordance with the ahorc resolution, tile chr
appointed the following named gentlemen to constitute
the central committee DR. L. H. Dens, Belj Perkins,
Burwell Boykin, E W. Bonncy, a. NJ. Kennedy
On motion of Capt. BoYKIS, it was
R,Soved, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Camden Journal
No further business appearing tho meeting then ad.
journcd. JIM pESAUsSURE, Chairman.
c. II PECK, Secretary.
A meeting Ofthe committee appointed for curoton's
Mill Beat will be held at Beaver Dam Church OIL Sat.
urday, May lllh at o'clock a. m.
Tile committee for Camden are requested to meet at
Town Hall on Wednesday-to.morrow- at
s o'clock ..
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The L.stesi News.

" 9 have thing Of very special interest aud i'm
portancs by last rights mail 6 usual military pre-
Paratiops are gong on at the LINCOLN Capital and
MARYLAND loossas if she, was going TO bow the knee
tothu Black Prince ~. ls.il5..
But the: Southern blood and Just as soon as
! the tools of adcsFaded md attempt to
plant outsd foot upon Soil, they will be
dsigela chat before the wind prople-
cr =
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NORFOLK, May 4.-Thc Ba. Line has been
permitted TO resume their trips, for mails and
passengers.
/, Tie British ship H'u~athn, from Liverpool,
at her destination, City Point, "lf Monday,
with 5000 sacks of salt for Mcssrs DcVuss d.
Co.. of Richmond On Saturday af crroon
size was boarded hy crowd from the U. 5.
ship Cumberland, two miles of Old Point, aud
tim Captain vas told ly Com. Pend rsras',
who came in person, That he Lad better not
attempt to enter the waters of Virginia, as his
ship would probably hr seized; that he had
better pnt lack 10 sea- and enter at Philadcl-
mia or New York; that,if proceeded 10
his present destination. the Virginians wonl''
not only seize and appropriate his yesscI. but
would also keep Inn aid lis crew. The Cap
tain, notwithstanding these false representa-
tions. continued on, and arrived at City Point,
having been shot at twice on Iis way hy the
vandnl Pcudergras,. lie intcnds to complain
to his Government Of the outrage.
The first cannon was cast in Nashville, Tenn.
last Saturday.
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Secession of Tennessee.

RsslposD, May 2.-DiSpatchcs received
here state that the Legislature of Tennessee
ias passed a Secession Ordinance by large
majority. Nine cheers for Tennessee.
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The E;ls above Il so the d;siaktt d .
feet, was tlasllirg, exploding, dasl'faa ,o.,-
the heavens, aud apparently licking tue cf5ti'i-
with its tnrioils tongues OF heat.
All this tune, ,lnrng this tremendous com
bnstion, the Sounds of the explosions and
burnings were ~ trpmcdolls aud continuous
that they could be compared TO nothing but
the rushing ola hurricane or tornado through
forest Thelreat Of the fire was SO sintcnse
tflatIn necould approach within l5o feet
willont scorchings their skin or garments.
1t was tic most frgl,tful and yet grandrst
pyrotrclnical display ever vnncls;frd lo.a;llrl-
nlall being.
On Friday morning thcoil was still.rushin.
up, on fire, viii, the same regularity and speed
throwing, it was calculat"tl,at least 100 bar
rcls an hour, covering an immense space with
flaming OLA loss to the pr"prictors OF the
well of from s2O,iO0 to S25,UUO daily. No
human power can cxtingnisli the flames, and
the oil must burn on until the well is exhaust
ed. No pen can describe lis ferccness, and no
,orsne describe the magnitude of hs horrors
Thousands ufspectators visitthe scene every day
1t seems The earth is really on fire and its Gle.
zmei.ts about 10 melt with tcrvcrt heat. The
flames were, at last accounts, still ascending 70
the height OF eighty feet.
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|: i:Fron,ElicI,ss,..s ssiist.

RcHMoSpi Ma The Virginia Couvcn-
ton sadjourqed ite nttiltlie5 l2tlSof June.
A gentleman llasaa arrived here who saw
Gen. Scott gu FrsdaEs Gen. Scott says
& most mplfatsa!ly lat leSwonld not invade
the seeded 3statesb Dat liefwonld re take
rPer's:Ferry aud c fosts it every cost
Lincoln is hafd;l lhed for provisions for the
large body 6ftroaPs q Washington, which
estimated at 5tylty tostwenty.fye tlnous-
ard. s5.S.:s IS q.
koaFolE, May 1 = The The Norfolk Avgus of
To-day soatains csnaaoF Prendergast's no.
tieesot lis abiIiiy Sldaaiita'6 blockade. All
the the James River are b!ock,
dsd. tf6sl
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MAR ItlE.D.

On Tuesday cvcnng 'pril 18th. by t!;c Rev. Vii
liam Johnson CT tie dence Of her brother in law
l'r u. II M;scm. III ! um'm county. i. Florda). Mr..
SAMUEL. ~ Lovf oi C.: n,.rE. sc. To Miss SAiIIE L
NEwMAx ;arlt,ro Nr hiurr Newman, Of Gi!;cn.
n;.Ii. Ni.in
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TIE MMLs--Mr lnln.or, Of the Charlotte
ard Spr;!!l Carolina Ea;Iload, has gone to
Montgomery. in compliance with the request
OF PnslnaStcrGe Reagan, and the Pres-
'lcnts OF the roads connecting East and West,
to mccr him in Montgomery. and arrange for
the continuance hf the mails over these routes.
Mr. Inh">oa says that the ronrl over which he
has control, will carry the mail whether paid
or hot, nn,iI further arrangement is made.
Snch c)iir>r, We are prrsIlalc', Will be pnr-
sued ly all the railroads in this State.
Charleston HercNry.
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4 M0rcN

.j We have received from the hands of Mss LEE,
daughter Of 81 Charleston, a small box
Sscpntaning some relics from Fort SUMTER piece Of
tss &c tsed' By the gallant Major nshis fruit
less ATTEMPT 10 6to as We sliall preserve them
our relics os glorious hut bloodess
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Capt. Cantey,s Company

b in camp at cornwallis House. drilling and mprov-
ing rapidly in the dtes Of the soldier They expect
TO start this week. and viii present one Of
the bcstcompanies in tile service.
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NOTICE.

Ii. Ciirarh:ans Trustees &c. who arc. i,y law re-
CURED Ia account annually ID the Court Of Equity
for Kcss aw district. ) e.. will please file their r.
turns with the commissioner Of said Court, Oh or be-
fore TN, first d. ot May next.
Commissioners cllirc April 18th. \. D. lSGl.
April .G-lh WM. Il. TAYLOR. c. L X
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ORDNAtSD MUNITIONS AT THE GospoRT
NAVY Awe learn from reliable source
that S5O4O00 pieces of cannon were ac-
tuav tals the Gosport navy yard. These
embrace pf the old patterns Of l2-poun-
dcr<. ls itles, 24-ponndcrs and 32-poun-
drrs mo, al. OF whicl, are available for Or
diparv rsrS. There are, however, 1900
tprces of most improved patterns, enbrac-
inn cvcr.!brc from the smallest field piece
to The st coIumbiad. In addition, there
are fulbpirs OF mprlars, howitzers, etc.
These are being rapidly distributed
tllrouel1llc South, at points where they will
be mnaitr and more useful, particularly
after tire Iaomntcl.
1t is we'd, also, that the quantity pow
der is l,oDo,0oO pounds, a large portion
of vii WAS julicionsly removed from tile
maraz hv some of the citizens and work.
men, the cighborirg wonds 10 prevent
its Ictlion and That OF the ncighbnrlioo1.
or hon balls, shells, grape shot and can
lister /, here is every variety AID an end
less digy.
S!Siai,cr. well <ea."rrl ana, ready for
7isr, ab,;','.nrr: '.,o >hip r!'a@dlcry and
oil. ,ii..s ios :.;i.ai vrs>,!>.
Charleston .Eercn.N
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

OK lO'1 Il IN ~ i lCfJ-
s5S"Thc Legislature having prohibited the giving Of
monthly posses toslares &c.
1T rs HEHEBY ORDERED. That the same must
be strictly observed and that permit TO pass with
in tile corporate limits Of the Town will be recognized,
unless the ins and poce for which permission is given
shall be specially mentoned and no Save or ferson
Of co,or will lie passed. with without permit from
his or her owner GUARDIAN at an unreasonable ho,u
in de night unless it he case Of imperative neccssi.
ty.
IT rs. FURTHER ORDERFD by Council. That the
Ordinance prohibiting the firing of guns, pistols &c.,
within the corporate limits Of the Town especially at
night. vii! he RIGIDLY y ENFORCED. and no firing
will he allowed except hy the special permission OF the
constituted authorities Every citizen is interested i'll
this matter and it is hoped that all viii interest them
selves in seeing that this regulation is strictly Oheyed
THO J. WARREN,
April II Intelidant.
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Musical instruction.

MRS. BEWS. PROFESSOR OF TIE
l'uro-lortc ami Singing will he Happy tr
= j Z y 1rcceirc Pupils during tho Simmer v:r:
ton. Size undertakes the cultivation olthc Voice. and
give instruction in Vocal Music doth sacred and scc,
Iar) in the Italian. French, German and English Ian
guagcs
Terms per Quarter.
SlSUISG. ..........'....'. ,SEH
PIASoFoRTT. ....... ...... '......l5
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From, AIcxin driii.

ALEXANDRIA, May 2.-The steamer httf
vonk:N passed up to-day with troops for WASH
ington.
A private messenger named Connor reveal
ed the contents of some dispatches. 1t is
saiG Gen. Butler will lang linn.
IL is now hrlicvc, the first movement hy
Lincoln will Le in the direction of llarprrs
Ferry. There are about five thousand Fir.
ginia troops there
Major Tyler, Of the United States marines,
has resigned.
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NOTICE.

57OL THOMAS WARREN is authorized TO act
" as my cfIci: Agent during my a'Scnce.
April To- L h. SILL. :. X D. 4
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third lEotice.

third Eotice.
6, ONE have tod me had notified them they could
> have paid ne The Journal will prove nearly all
this year they have been notified: hut probably they
think paid Col. Warren just for the fun Of It. Now,
those who owe ne for last year will please pay when
they see this hnd notice, especially those who have
quit trad;ng with me-. The amounts due me are small
and could be lslId almost any month.
offer for sale for cash on delivery,
Flour and Bacon. Lard and Hams Sugar and Coffee.
also keep
Toblcco and t'i.arS Smoking Tobacco and Pipes,
Cands in great variety Mis- Lemons. &c. sc.
omnon Shoes and Dry Goods; Kicr and Mo!nsscs ;
Tir. .Ju. and jar Ware Powder AMI Shot.
Also quite II variety 0f ilcrn,eica!y Ss;cd Fruits.
Fish and Preserves; ai most articles .ul!ri III fancy
erocrry S,orr-al q which warrant good.
april 20 i. T. T.ATT.,
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'fOLp Nugru STATE. We are 'laii; re-
cci, the most cheering news from North
Gaia. Governor Ellis has not ou!y called
fol, 900 arms brariug men, but is getting
thtogcther for in'mciiatc service. a camp
I,aeen formed ut the Fair Ground, near
Rkh, ,and Major +, u. Hill, The head ofthc
NJ Carolina Military Ta~titate, is in com
II Several corps are calrea'!v on the q ound,.
y Yi,h~talers are L'lss drilling them. The
lrror a> y. yiew rhn AIiatiorsof another
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Speaking of MnrynaI a.',l 'S'ir:i"is, 'l.' y,
Y. Triba"s say*:
The WORE on. rarc of cnn,scaacd First
Families must 4"ive place to stur'licr people,
whose PIONEERS ars now oil tlr:ir way To Wash
ngton at THIS moment in regiments. An al
oment of land in Virginia will be fitting re-
ward to the brave f,lows who have gone to
fight their co'intry's battles. and Maryland and
Virginia, free States inspired with Northern
vigoT, may start anew in the race for prosperi-
aud power"
The Petersburg Erp'css replies that
mice little hnnr>tca,ls of Fix feet hv two
will he really for them to occapy whenever
they are disposed to tux" possession.
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n Lincoln Is Slardsp ed sfor provisions for I'll
e large body 6ftroop asIiington, whc
yis; estimated at :tsslty tostwenty-fyc tllou
e ard. S.
4 NNo,aroLE, sA May l. Tie Norfolk A,yus
!. fto-day eoatains cslnoaoF Prendcreast's NJ
( tiees af lis abiIily ldnailras13abloekadc. A
s s ths yssssls.in ll'el James Rivsr are block:
|. Fronllontg0mnry.
Z M TeoNERy, Nj .-Inc Congress, to-da,
: ! Mr.. Wright, 81 Gpsgiia, introduced bill al
!. tllorizing tile PresifIt to- accept voluntccl
i without the orlI1ty Of sacall I on.tlr States
rr33 Tie L,Il Was refeEd 10. The Committee o
I Military Atfs;iiirs. fairs -
!; ;EfE Mr.. 3Bartow offefd series If resolution:
!; which were SnnanIouslY passed, cxpressn
i the thanks Of the sfople.a ,hc Confederate
II States to General Tau regard and The force
':Iof South Carolina :ors tier gallant and sue
A ;csssfll sergicessin te terednction Of Fort Suul
ster. 49,: 81: ". I:
A bilswas also pssed providing for the ap
EPointments ofsas MA Ghaplains in the Arm,
has the President 3cosider expedieur, the sala
.Hs Is sigl. fissaslaEsa month, witlon
fother allowances. i i5
ToaoSTo, CASAs April 30 The Leadc,
(which The GoS;nnlellt organ here, fear
/ flat Canada WIZ d hconllc involved i'll the I'm
lied States ,liftieatsx. aIla suggests that the
cana,liani Govrralf Ut {Sre5rcseut to the In
EperiaIsautl txReairnry ofsending six
orr srig1r regiments + tie dinc f5r the protec,
ton Softhe frontier
NV YoRK. Nh 22ssBislop ondrrdonk
died here on Iues,lS
BosTos, May The big ST. .IlnrFs was
seized Iiere:to.aay a 800 kegs of powder
on board hound :sJtill.s
SAlTIaoRE May I7Ie Senate Of Mary
land sadopted 3resola,ion recommending
the appointment oSa opmittcc to wait on
the President Of tlis sidtcl States, the Prcs-
sdeIt:pf Tie Gahfrdcls.e States aud the Cover
nor Of Virginia @wsGa view to bring about
some FsSsl'y. civil war may be
prevented: ~. gs.
saIli'a Giro iins &c ss.!,>:.s zs:e',nD,'es.
The Pttersbufg4 iiiil:35sss Of May /, says
three norca oin;s..i fanlpnsiig a part Of
tie Second : South cafoIiua Vol
iinteers, aud issani6erI| sabont three hundred
men, arrived sis ttss over the Southern
RaiIfoad, yesterslts lalf past II o'clock,
dinesl at Jarriltss hT saud left again for
Richmond 81 fas liiEsss ls ~ They were "s'o-
ow4s::i .,.e
ssntastef leJIr -Captaio,Amos
s's1s'ss l'.s 's.a.... s.s!, ..r..;, i.,z:
& ffaP=Eii5' CO: I i5''..
Itall ON a. ats depot. by IN '''i-
-, ~ frl"ahi i 'Gm';',''.
l'i"l and paFr'''a'; II r. ID; 'hs LEY. I'"'
ior,rk iEy"r, whtisi f's i''lscde'l on all :,dcs
to .".. be one OF the z 2 t peeches OF the kind
ever dcl'vereI IN ", tf hcif''s OF Petersburg
AUDIENCE: Col. hersl Baw Isp"rled on behalf
,c cI,;. p,..;,,,..,,. ,,,J Hr, a.! q. = I.,,I ~
81 i''s regiment a'ld 'ehth State OF South C"'-
'i'na' a$ S' y sPefe'' n ""ft ten minutes III
"""ss' =. 49, 80 IN % '"""
4.r"'e, "'' s"'S u "s'' ""'' ''''
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-05-07

TIE New YORK SEVENTH REGIMENT. The
following is from tie Baltimore Sun, Of Mon
day:
One of the mcilbrrs of the New York eth
Regiment reached; pli< city on Saturday after;
noon, enroute His home. lie stated that
when they Offered ,IcIr services 10 the Govern
mcnt, it was fhr th9 'lcfi'"s" Of the c"pn'. "'"!
not To engage in aiw,,;tn" against State ar
States. Fifty ofil. irro,!'"r> r fused 10 TAX.
thu oath altcr.rra$ti"g Washington, aud Tie
remainder took its"Iil"@aiiy ii,al they were
not TO he called ont" ~ ou; Of the District Of
Columbia. The gentleman WHO 'ai'i. to this
city, says that helfcrIing~ of the regiment to-,
wards the peoplro q Baltimore are Of the kind.
lirst character, aud that they rould 'uot br i'll
duccil to invade the soil of MaryIand, or of the
South, fora hostile purpose Several Of th"
m"mhers Of the regiment are natives Of liaIt-
more, and the respect Of the who" bor for
Baltimore is.very Arorg.