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'V/.'Y ?s'- '"^R ' UfciSBie. ^i^t'^^v:^v.'<?fturc of tlio invention tfas so striki!ifl>-.saca^^^^^PPuawfl plw?iwg as'sflw./Tstniiip" speeches in- our ^^^^. ^P^^E^penvijco Lore Fewtg," \viiore.8liort..j pointed addresses vero delivered by. members from all parts of Wm' the-Conference district Dull, cold, prosy labored V -' ' "harangues wont do for Sunday- School Scholars, aud W -via arc somewhat inclined to the opiniou Clint t]icro I li " ! ??? *? tunwi? >UV<>fm -?7. .*/ 7,-^t ^ u juuin Jtuii.il. ?iiv iia?u uv J'luv^j i! fo- sncb produotiong. v _ TlTo finale of tho Convention wa? most unexpectcdr'fi Jy made memorable and pleasing by tho proposition of 5?p CoL TT. S. Dooix, wlio. being so much pleased with <thc delightful singing.of the young ladies of the FeS&j?. \ mtdc College and Sabbath School, proposed?just as v. the.benediction^ was about to be pronounced?to give S100_ to aid in rebuilding the .Chapel of the Female rT^^^N~""'G?tti?^^rhis gave the key note to others, and over two thousand doVara were raised by collections and . . subscriptions on the spot.- . . .. EXIIllsmoN AT WOKFOllD COLLEGE.. vVf had the' pleasure on Tuesday to witness the 3lav Exhibition of tho Senior Clas3 at "Wo(Tor4 College. "IVe have never heard better speaking on any similar occasion, and some of the young gentlemen made ad ~ rui.rablc speeches. Among the" speakers, we heard with much pleasure and gratification, our young friend aad fellow-townsman, Mr. C. J. Dc.VL.vr. Tho Spartan says:?''Froth tho indications we hazard nothing in predicting a rich literary treat on Commencement Day." .v. ^ ' College, we are happy to see, is flourishing and - ' destined to accomplish great good for the Church and State. Under its*Resent efficient and accomplished Faculty, it must go on liobly, accomplishing all that its friends dm desire or e.vpcet. ? THE female college JsjKOFpcrijjg, and tinder President Bl.vke. will con ftinue. tp strengthen in. public esteem, and increase in | usefulness We mast confess that our predilections -were not always strongly in its favor, and circumstances, heretofore, did not tend greatly to diminish our ^indifferenco, but we, like Capt. Killer, cave in, and now arc willing to give it a push in the right direction. The Faculty of the College are able and faithful. * * 0!>? FELLOWS CELEBRATION. Qu Wednesday IIokcaN Lodge celebrated their ^anniversary. An admirable and beautiful address was ' <leliverod by Daviu R. Dckcan, Esq. For a subject ;; v .30 trite Mr. Duncan succeeded most admirably well, t In- the evening a splendid supper was given by the , Order at the-Palmetto' House, at wliich a large ntun; < berof ladies and gentlemen were present. 1 ? i * > the nostitalitiiis of the town. i- Xcvcr have wo seen such a noble heart, offering of generous hospitality. The delegates were luxuriously entertained $n the best of the land. As we have alreadyintimated the social clement which predominated^ was'onc ofitsmost strike .g aud admirable fbatures, and long will tho generous and elegant hospitality of m&, Spartanburg be remembered among the "relies of joy." ri . . _ ttle hotels of sf.uitaxbceg k- Are among the striking institutions of the town, and although most kindly entertained by a friend, wecan. not forget jjic generomrtendor of hospitality at tho Pal. lig^&S0 J*0l'"E' ^ it?- e:lcol'e,,t. energetic and obliging TolXESOX. _ J* . T31E rucs& like every other rained und thriving well represented in that important preauc* prosperity?the press.*, published by Messrs. Cavjs l?tj? year, end is a capital end energetic proand acquaiutauce, for courteous ? r^''' 'A^8"' and "jKfr^Vio k:iKi!^SS^jjj^W#tlip H -i - WBffns' paper duringAmE-nbsenco last,; r;PRrc indebted to a I'rieiw^Khc exeellrcjfrf rfflPv^Interventioi., S<piattMHkroignty'\\'\ Jt expressed cur scntiroeuts shall be happy U/liSar from him apum trot Trip lb Spartanburg' IjwWiH Jong be remembered hs a rofrcsiiiug aud gratcl\il episode Ln life, NeVer'hns it been our good fortune in so slioift a lilhe, to enjoy so muth - spiritually, iutel-'; lecttlally find 'socially'. From the moment we arrivedat this beautiful ?iid delightful region, to the hour of departing our.time was wholly absorbed, most plqasautly, and we trust profitably. Oil Friday, the IStli iusfaut, we enjoyed a visit to ritnAli spfitSGS) i 'Tho location of tho Asyium for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, under the superintendence o'f^It. n. P. AValkkr, whoscnoble, persevering efforts in this lubor of love aud true "philanthropic benevolence, entitles Lip to the grateful respect and adjuration of every thie friondofhis country-and humanity. Wc were ihtro- i duced to the general ^gpartmeut of .instruction for tlii blind, where exercises, conducted by-Mr. IIexdebso.v, a graduate of tho Institution, wo believe, were given to tho very-great delight and satisfaction of tho largo number of visitors present. Reading, writing, &e,' formed the.principal branchos of the examination, and in these, a meat remarkable aptitudo and proficiency were exhibited,*, "showing ae onco how fail-dully they ^,nd boon' trained by those to whose chro they wero entrusted. AYe were next introduced to the department for tho deaf mutes: whore every thing is taught . and explained by Usigu language,'' a most beautiful and cxprcssivo system. Air. ATai.ker is assisted in this department by'.AIr. IIocstOX, a deaf mute, also a lim Institution and a Litrhlv intelliirent ... ..... ? . , gentloma'n. We were delighted itli tho exhibition * in this department, which embraced tho alphabet, and other primary branches.; and* in regular cou>so, the higher, such as exercises in English and Latin Grammar, &c. Various illustrations were given in the sign language; JJr. walker interpreting, so as to explain to the audienco all that was said and done. "We next visited tho musical department, where a delightful "concord of sweet sounds" were produced, under the direction of ilr. Henderson, who is ecrtaiu]y a most remarkable gentleman, and if Providence has deuied him in some things, it has certainly made up in. others, even beyond the measure ordinarily alHcwed. ^ : This is one of the noblest Institutions of our State, and wo are pleased thatitlias been placed under its fostering care.. We know of no better field for the exercise of true Christian philanthropy and patriotism. All praiso and lionoV to its energetic Ibunder, ilr. Walker, who deserves, and lias, w?f arc sure, a rich rewar3 in the consciousness that in doing good and blessing others; he 1ms blessed, and is blessing himself Teriiy, "there is e luxury iu doing good." the scximt! school convention ' >?' tt. : . Was the most decided success that .we have ever witnessed. Wo have neither time nftr space to give the details, and inasmuch as these will likely appear in the Church organ..itislu.rdly necessary. The social and religious feeling which entered in and permeated tho entire proceedings was most re .lrcshiirijjand encouraging, forming tbe great point ana ceiiirc of attraction. 1: is true that most of the speaking to the Convention, partook "rather more of the tiitnm orator, both fit matter and manucr," than might have .been. considered by tliose excessively punctilious and refiner?as entirely suited, and l'bccbiniug such an object and such an occasion;' ret, we venture had tliero been less of the "slutnp' ?felement at work, the cha ices arc that it would not have t^^^iieVan oceasiQ 1" as it proved to be, "botli in ISo&d Sfeeiing, held ittl^c Town Mnll iii Caiiulea, Slay Sjitd, ISCb. On motion o(_J, Pr'Sirmajft/J. B. Keusuaitwas called to the Chair, and J. M: Davis requested to act as. Secretary. The Chairman stated the object of the ineetiug, and calletf for the report of the Committee appointed at former meeting. J. M. DeSacsScre, as Chairman, reported the following Resolutions as having been agreed upon by the Committee:? Resolved, 1st. That it i.<f wise and expedient that the citizens of Kershaw District should aid in building a Rail Road from Camden into North- Carolina by the way of Loncastcrville. /tesoicea. zci, mat tne citizens of Kershaw will subscribe one b'undrcd and lift}- thousand dollars and upwards to aid in building the said Road, and guaranteo the^right of way be given to iho said Road through Kershaw District free of cost. Resolved, 3d. That the meeting will Torthwitli commence a subscription for the said Road. Resolved, 4th. That the Chairman do appoint a committee of five persons for Catnden, a committee of live persons lbr Liberty Hill, a committee of five persons for Flat Rock, and a committee of five persons for Little Lynches Creek, who are requested to solicit subscriptions for said Road forthwith, in their respective neighborhoods and from all quarters, and forward ( their subscription lists to the Committee appointed at Camden, on or before 1st July, and that Committee ! be requested to forward such lists, or the amount, im- ' mediately to the Committee at Lancastcrville for the same purpose, for their information. Resolved. 5th. That the Chairman do appoiut a Delegation from the aforesaid localities of twenty persons. who arc requested to attend the meeting to be held at Sumter on 4th July next, to establish the loca- | tion of said Road, claim a seat in said meeting as a Delegation from Kershaw District, and use their efforts to have the said Road located from Camden to Lao- ' casterville. Resolved, Glh. That if the Kershaw Delegation shall j fail in said effort, then that they propose that the Charter shall contain a clause authorizing the book of subscription to be opened for the route from Lancastervillo to Camden, and the location of the said Road to Camden or Bishopville to North-Eastern Rail Road j shall be determined by the largest amount of money subscribed for tho. respective routes, having reference f to tho length of the Road to be built. a Resolved, 7th. That the 'committee appointed for ( Flnt Rock be requested to call a public meeting to bo j held at that plnec on Saturday the 9th of June next, t j consider tho expediency of said Road and to take 1 up subscriptions; that a public JBffrbt-ciio be given by t them on that day, and general -notice and invitation , be extended by thcmto the citizens of Lancaster and Kershaw Districts. ^ ' The Chairman appointed tbe following coni^mcc. in accordance with the abcrte resolutions:? For Camden?J. H. DeS.vcssure, W. II. R..AVorkman, Jamks Dcnlap, w. m. Shannon, and R. m. Kennedy. , ] For Liberty JJill?L. J. Patterson, W. C. Cunningham, John Thompson, J. R. Dye, John Brown. For Flat Lock?J. I." Traxtiiam, Richard C. 1 Drakeeord, John Kirkuxd, James M. Ingram, and ' L. B. Stevenson. For Lynches Creek?Col. Bcrrel Jones. C. C. Haii.e, ( Seaborn Jones,. Thomas J. Clybcrx, and Robert t kirkley. . 1 1 Delegate^ to Sumter?J. M. DeSausscRE, Wyatt i Patterson. J. I. Tb.vnth.vm, ir. X. Browne, James ' Duniat, W.'ir. R. Workman, W. F. Perry, Bur- [ rel Jones, James C. ITaii.e. D. D. IIqcott, F. L. J Zemp, W, L. DePass. W. Z. Leitxer, "W. R. Taylor, t John D. Kennepy, J. 51. Davis, J. Breton Mickle, Tito. J. Anchor Jos. W. Doby, L. 5IcC.v.ndless. 1 i On motion of Wm. Xf. Shannon, it was unanimously j Lesclvcd, That the Town Council be requested to take in writing the sense of the Real Rstato holders In the town of Camden, as to the propriety of a corporate subscription to the eontemplatod Rail-Road from '( jjuncagicr 10 vainaen. * w The mooting then adjourned. , J. B. KERSHAW, CilAiRMAK. i J. M. D.vyis, Secretary. "Search for aiid hold fast that which is good," which is mi old saying, and truly verified in the- celebrated medicines, Banm De Vie orBulsaniof life, nnd strength, ening Cordial, Elisor of Caliscyn Bark. There have fcfcyer beer, remedies that have become so deservedly in so short a time as as these; they can now ^rSjh^n the closet , of nearly every family in this y,fl^uricr. ready for ujo when required, because :H Rt!,tod Hie] directions^ See column. tlic Soutlit'rn Delegates 111 withdrawing from Uie Charleston Convention, and to-appoint Delegates to tlie State Convention to Ije lieltl in Columbia on Wednesday evening next. On motion of Tito. .T. Warkek, Esq., W. M. Siia-nmiS1, Esq;; was called-to tlio Chair and J. SI. Davis and W. L. DeP^-'s, Esqs., appointed Secretaries. Tlie Chairman explained in a brief and appropriate addrcssdhe object of the meeting. Op motion of J. 13. Kershaw, Esq., a committee of' live was appointed, namely, J. IS. Kerslinw, J. Ross I)yo. L. II. Deas, W. K. Johnson, and Tltos.^ I.ang, to report Resolutions for the action of the meeting. The "Committee retired for consultation, i Thos. J Wcrren, Esq., hemp called - bti addressed the meeting on the-present political issue before tlio nrlveentitifi- the l-iol.t flf the Poillll to demand theprotection ot her property and Vepudiating the Douglas squatter sovcrcigtity'liercar. Tlie Committee, through its Chairman. .1. B. Kershaw, Esq., reported the following resolutions:? " 1. Resolved, That-t&e denial hv the majority of the Delegates of the Democratic Party- in the Charleston Convention of the right of protection of slave property in the Territory of these States,-r-conuuon domain,? acquired by common blood and common.treasure, demanded the secession of alfwho regarded c-onstitutional right, tho honor of the South, or the preservation of her liherties. 2 .Resolved, That,'recognizing in the proposed Rich-, mond Convention, an opportunity of meeting with onr confederate States, in defence of constitutional right, against tlmt most dangerous (because most insidious) form of attack, "Squattdr-Sovereignty."/ Kershaw District will participate in the selection of Delegates to tho said Convention. 3, Resolved, That, therefore, a Committee of fifteen bo jqqw appointed, to nominate nine Delegates to the State Convention, to assemble at Columbia on the ,'!Oth iustant. . . 4. Resolved, That we fully endorse the Majority'Rcport of tlie Platfonn Committee of the Charleston Convention, so far as it deflnes the rights of the South in the Territories, and regard it in this Respect as immutablc"by tlie Richmond Convention. , 5. Resolved, That we hail with grateful pride, the attitude assumed by Alabama and Mississippi in defence of Constitutional treedom, and will sustain them in their noble movement to the full extent of the principles which they unite in maintaining. These-resolutions were sustained hy Messrs. J. B. Kershaw and A."H. Boykin, and were unanimously adopted. Under tho 3d resolution, the Chairman appointed tlie following Committee, to noniinato nine Delegates to the State Convention:?A. II. Boykin, Gen. J. "W". Cantcy, James S. Thompson, Col. Win. Drakeford, P. D. Perry, L L. Wliitakcr, 'I'. J. Ancrum, Tho. J. Warren, James B. Cureton, Ca.pt. James Chesnut, BurreU Boykin, W. Z. Leitncr, James Dnnlap, James V. Lyles, JoIurD Kennedy. The Committee, after retiring for consultation, presented the names of the following persons as Delegates to represent Kershaw District in tho State Convention at Columbia:? - A. IT. Boykj.v, W. M. Siiaxxox, J. M. DeSacssvre, Thomas J. Warren, D. D. Perry, J. B. Kershaw, Tuos. Lang, It. C. Drakeford, John D. Kennedy. Tlw* nlmtrp nnminfirinna u-prp PfinfirmpfL On motion of A. IT. Boykin, the Delegates were authorized to fill any vacancy which might occur ir. their number. On motion of Burrell Boykin, it was ordered Clint the proceedings of this meeting be published in the Camden Journal, and the Charleston papers. The meeting then adjourned. W. 'M. SHANNON, Chairman*. J. M. Davis,. ) Secntarie< ' W\ L. DePasss, ) i The Wallialla Banner. IV. 11. Marshall withdraws from tlic Editorial control of this paper-. A. Bryce & Son have^disposod to Messrs. Marshall & Smitu their entire Intercsl*in its press and'matcrial. . '* Messrs.' Marshall k Smith issue tho Prospectus of the Blue 'ttftgc Uerald, n weekly .newspaper^'*"' published cm or.ubout the 1st of | A proper,'and wo* hope fortun;^ u,'0 trilst that aucess'mav al^ndantlvcniJ^^^^^H^^f Davis' torrid rial rcsolu^^^^P The Indian Bill w.i5ni?TJTTB%r Thell^^^^-fCy-occupied during the day witii.fhc J WATtHVOTilV \fnt- 90 The Indian Appropriation Bill was passed The I'ostoffiw Bill was taken up, and an exc ed and lengthy debate ensued, which has not yet terminated. This bill ca?lls for proposals for carrying the mails from Charleston via Savannah and Key West to Havana, instead of restoring the contract to the owners of the steam ship hold. TheVisiness in the House was unimportant. , ' New Orleans, Mnj?24. The Steamship Pacific has arrived here with later dates from Texas. At Galveston a mass meeting of the principal citizens, irrespective of party, was hold, who endorsed the notion of the Southern Delegates) and approved of the Southern platform. Savanna n, May 24. A duel took place this morning at Screven's Ferry, between C. A. L. Jjamar and Commodore Moore, late of1 the Texas Navy. The difficulty grow out of the evidence of the latter in the Farnham case. Shots ivere exchanged, after which the difficulty was amicably settled. ?' The Beuuelts'ville Sm of Temperance of 24th says; 'A wind storm approaching a hurricane passed over ,his place, on'Tuesday last, about four o'clock in the iflernoon. It continued in intermitted puffs for about ifteen minutes, prostrating trees, fences, etc. It was iijaccompanicd bv rain, and the dust tilled tho air in mpenetroblc clouds. We think the severest part passid west of us." Can Scrofula He cured? Most assuredly it can !! ; aieontestible evidence of cures in numerous cases by Hands! Sarsapakim.a of the worst kind of scrofula, ujl mvuiii, mvcr sores, uicers. nver complaint ana uie rlass of diseases arising from an impure state of the ilood, or derangement of tlio biliary functions, are lailv received from all quarters, expressing the grali,ude of sufferers who are suprised to find themselves adieally cured by this purifving and efficacious projuration. (7). ~0 BITTJA EY7 Our friend and brother L. R. LkGraxd, was one of .he number who were so .suddenly called away on the ith inst. He was a member or the Methodist Episcopal Church, mil has, wo trust, received the christians reward, ilesides a number of weeping friends and relatives, lie eaves on affectionate wife, and three fatherless cliilIrcn to mourn their irreparable loss. He was one of hose whose virtues are most.conspicuous around their >wn fireside, being the kindest of fathers and one of he most devoted of husbands. Ills ear Was ever eady to listen to the cry of the needy, and bis heart irouc tn give relief. The Monday before he was munnoncd hence, he attended the regular weekly prayor neetiug of the church to which die belonged, At its :lose lie was heard to say that he loved prayer meet, ngs, and hereafter intended to go regularly, The inregenoratc soul does not love to pray?therefore lovoted ones, think of the departed as in the arms of Testis?beyond tlic reach of pain, and may yon so live, hat when voii shall be called away you shall ba pernitted to meet around the throne of "Him who has oyed you, and given llinisolffor vou.it HJ, Departed this life on Saturday May 5tW 1 SCO. John Oaks, an affectionate son of Jilt- F. J. and K. A. )aks, in the 18th year of his age. Mr Oaks was much beloved by all who knew him, le has left many relatives and friends to mourn bis lalimely death. Brother, rest/roni sin and sorrow; Death is o'er, and life is won ; On thv slumber dawns no morrow Rest, thine curt lily race is run, Brother; wake the night is waning: Efwlless day is rounil the pour'ti: Enter thoil, tiie rest 'remaining For the people of the I,or<l. " ^ Fare tlico well: though woe is bletnling V,"ith the tones of-ee.rthly love.'O * . ? Triumph high nul V>y unontl::;<'. ^ . * M. E. 0.. ' J' ' $r pvV ft'; ^' >!fV '-.b..vjHpB!c i -.ay,Wj3 . MRS**? be Itemcmbered. Jj '^M^werc some thjnjrs said dnd dune, in. the Re-. HrBicaii Convention at Chlctigo, which ought not to be, overlooked, or too *0011 forgotten; becau^p, iii'these things we lihvo'n fur better manifestation of the spirit which governed there, than can bo found in the glittering generalities of the platform or the speeches. We have already noted the alacrity with which the Convention corrected the bad blunder the Platform Committee made in calling ,tlie Republican partfg a. National party. Here is the way it was done, as reported by the correspondent of the Associated Press. L' .''Judge Jossup desired to amend a verbal mistake in ' the name of the party, it was printed in the resolution National Republican Party, lie- wished to Stiuke octthe wont) Nation'At..' as that was not the name by which the-party was properly known. The correction Was made." . , The Convention is entitled to great ercdit for making this correction. It shows a candor and an honesty under the circumstances, which one can not but admire. Judge Jessdp is a sensible niau. lie knew that. Republicanism had no claim to bo considered "national/* and hence to place it fair and Square on tho record, as a mere sectional concern, he moved the correction, and tiie correction is made. Again, in the course of ihe proceedings on "Wednesday, the Secretary having concluded reading the list-of delegates from such States as were represented, wc are told? "When the list was concluded, on a suggestion, the Delegates of the absent Stales were called, Alabama. Mississippi, and South Carolina being receive! with hitmen." These "hisses'" might grate harshly on the enr of national men, but, as we have just shown there was nbtbing "national" in or about the Chicago Convention and the demonstration was all right. Tlib "Union," as .recognized at Chicago, does not include Alabama, Mississippi Of Somth Carolina?all of which are outaiders, and deserve only to be "hissed." The blood and treasure of South Carolina were freely spent to achieve our national independence, long before sonic of the Republican States, now ' hissing'' hero, were bom. But what matters that ? As the Troy Whig remarks, with point:? "In the old National Convention of the "Fathers of the Republic." which met in 1771, when the "Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union between the St??es" were adopted, South Carolina was represented. There were no "hisses'' then when her nnrao was called. Thirteen years after, when the "Fathers of the Republic" assembled once more in National Convention, and made the present Constitution, South Carolina was represented. Her name was not "hissed" then. When the Constitution was submitted to the States i for ratification, South Carolina was among the first to r ratify, North Carolina held off one year, and Rhode Island two years. And the reason why Rliodo Island was lardy in yielding Iter approval was because th<T Constitution abolished the slave trade after 1308 ; a trade out of which, the people of that State had inado and were making immense but guilty fortunes. After these doings at Chicago, then, let us hear no more fram the Black Republican journals and Republican orators about "reverence for the fathers of the Republic,"?or of affection for the Union. It is about .time that sort of hypocrisy was done with. "Jfy dear husband." said a lady to' her lord, who was always very long and devout at prayers, and as habitually profane when anything crossed him, "my doar husband, I think you should either stop praying or stop swearing:" So of the Republican party. W'o think it should either stop professing devotion to the "Fathers,"' and the "Union," or stop saving and doing' things which argue no respect for the one, nor attachment to the other.?Xttc Ymk Express. Co?gressi<tJia!. \? A.siiiMfiU.Nj jjay z i. The House, to-day, passed the Pacific Telegrnplrand Civil Appropriations. The hitter includes $1,000,000 ' for the Census. Jjv the%Senntc, the bill fur the relief oftlie Wild-fires Africans was-passed. A .vot^Xwae taken on Senator Davis' Territorial Ttesolutions^viie first four of which were ndoptcd^^^ ' Ynp Muslaiiff: Linii/wd cures Minimalism; ) -yj-e j/ugfaiy Linimdii cures Stiff Joints; The Mustang Liniment cures Burns and' Wounds; The Mustang Liniment cures Sores, Ulcers, Caked Breasts and Sore Nipples; Neuralgia, Corns and Wu>?s, and is worth 10,000,000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM To the United States, as the preserver and restorer of valuable Horses and Cuttle. It cures all Sprains, Galtls, Wounds, Stiff Joints, .tc. Did you ever hcat^of any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Spniin or Stiffness, cither on men or beast, which the Mustang -Liniment would not cure ? Did you ever yisit any respectable Druggist in any part of the world?in Europe, Asia or America ?who did not say, "It was the greatest discovery of the age ?" Sofd everywhere. Every family should have it; three sizes. BARNES .t PARK, Proprietors, New-York. For sale in Camden, S.*C., by Joiix J. McKaiS, and F. L. Zemp. May 8-4t Ayer's Extract of Sursnparilla. None but n nhrsieinn Vnnu-s linn- mifeli* n relinVilo alterative is needed by the people. Ou all sides of us, in all communities nothing but an alterative cures. Hence n great many of them have been made and put abroad with assurance of being effectual. But tliey fail to accomplish the cures they promise because they have not the intrinsic virtues they claim* In thisstatc of the case, Dr. J* C. Aycr & Co. of Lowell, have supplied us with a compound Extract of JSarsaparilla, which does prove to be the long desired remedy. Its peculiar difference from other kindred preparations in market is that it cures tho diseases for which it is recommended, while they do not.' We are assured of this fact by more than oife of our intelligent Physicians in this neighborhood and have the further evidence of of our experience of its truth.?Tennessee Farmer. I. O. S. M. THE numbers of CM KSNfiT LOWE NO. 8. 1, 0. S M.. will meet at their Hall on Monday Evening Next, at Half-Past Seven- O'clock. in- >,r.Lr nril.o ft P. J It. JOHNSTON*, Secretary, H OL9? a s* at KERSHAW LODGE NO. 9. A REGULAR Meeting will fce held on Friday CX. Kvenintr next, at 7 o'clock.. C2^*Meiuber8 will come | repared to pnv dues. J. iL GAYLE. Secl'y ~To?S OF T?.qP?kANCE WATERED DIVISION NO. 9. rI'"rlE regular ueetiug of th'is Division will he held JL on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. ?. D. SHEORN, It. K. NORTH"CAROLINA White Sulphur Springs, XX J ILL BE OPENED FOR VISITORS ON THE V t 1st of Juno. They are situated near the present terminus of the Western North Carolina Railroad ?not tin hour's ride by superior omnibuses and stages. 'i'lio Proprietor has procured tlig services of THOMPSON TYLER, as Manager, whose experience at the most Fashionable Watering Places of Virginia-, added to his commanding appearance and gentlemanly beating, insure goad order and good fare. The verr best HALL ROOM LEADER, and BLACIC BAND OF MUSICIANS that the city of Richmond, Virginia, affords, have been procured RIDING VEHICLES and HORSES, BILLIARD SALOONS and BOWLING ALLEYS are at the command <?f visitors. The country is elevnledand healthy. The scenery is I/CQULjful, apd roads most excellent; and tho pleasure grounds extensivo. There is no better water than tltut afforded by the North Carolina White Sulphur Springs. Tii? patronage of tho Carolitius is confidently relied on to repay the Proprietor tor the expensive outlay lie lias made to fit up a Wptering Place suited to their wants. And he promises that no pains sliftil bo spared by himself or |i|s gentlemanly assistant to rem der all a lio may vidii him pleasant and ooniforlnble. M l. UnitADPs Prn^.-int.sr liny S2?It Rai*iij< Rnitiiis ! i FRICSH of whole, hnlf, and <innrter '^V Boand Buni-jl Raisins. justreceived L m \>. tin / ' J j| - /icliienioryl)fV^S( MfirrH- ks LkGbami of WtdeS^^HH^HPs born iNove.jber 27th, 184L and died ucaTOu^jlitce on the 5qh of liny,' J 860. ' # Mil), modest,' and retiring in disposition, he secmfcd almosnn second one, who kept the commandments lYom hUjyouth tip. Ho possessed qualities of mind and hcntjt, that were admired and applaud^ by all who knew him. He was a voiingyan of great promise. By his early, sudden, ana unexpected death, the bright hopes of his widowed motlier and family are blighted, but they know and feel that "infinite goodness cannot provaifnkind nor-4ufiuitc Wisdom err." Especially did ho exhibit his noble character towards his mother, being among her youngest children, he was ever near her seeming afcvays ready to minister to hen every want; confiding in his nature ho was anxious at all times for her sympathy and love to console him in any little core or trouble .that might cross his mind! Her loss is truly n great .one, but may we not hope nnd believe that it is "his eternal gain." To Imp T -?p,v Turn llitm away from earth? There's-rest for thee in Heaven. E.: .To the memory of "Willie Claresce, son of Mi? an: I Mils. J. W. P. McKaoen* of this place. * Y rs! Moved little Willie is gono also: he was the youngest one that we were Called to part with on that melancholy and memorablo day, 5th May, '^1860, only 7 years old: a solemn thought it is,fhat the young also have to die : But may those who are left to mourn his early loss feol that he is but another tie in Heaven, another cherub in the skies. . Gently , He is sleeping? lie has breathed his last ,' Gently, While you're weeping, v lie to heaven has passed ! E. SPECIAL* NOTICES. Nomination for Major. Wo are authorized to nnnoune&CAPT. JAMES CriESXTJT, of.Kcrshaw Troopv as a Candidate for MAJOR of Western Squadron 5th Regiment, of Cavalry. . may 20 For Clerk of Court. r9 TITE FRU?NDS 0F WILLIAM ?OLYBURX, JR., Esq., respectfully nominate liimas a candidate for re-clection to the-office of CLEBfT of tue Cocrt for Kersliaw District. PRIVAVE BOARDING, A few gentlemen can be accommodated with BOARD, .with or without Rooms, as preferred, on. application at the residence up-stairs, next door North of JoaCiL Gayle & Co. March 13-tf. THE A*;E!VC1 OF THE Charleston Morcury, Southern Guardian. Columbia ; Sumter Watchman, Lancaster ledger, arid Field & Fireside, is in' the hands of the. Editor of the Journal, who will take special pleasure in giving prompt and efficient attention to any. business connected with either or ail of those papers. Subscribers in Camden aDd vicinity will save themselves trouble by calling upon the Agent here, who will always be happy to attend to their wishes. ~oFMRS.WINSLOW, AN EXPERIENCED Nurse and female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly facilitates the process of teething by snftenjng the gums, reducing all inflammation?will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon jt, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and health to your infante. Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in another column. r Georgia Sursaparilla Compound, or # I>cnnitf Alterative. * Tlfe purest aud the best for diseases of the Liver, and for Purifying the Blood. 'Tlits is the best Medicine of the day. Its composition is published on the wrapper. Orders are not solicited because it is of Southern growth and preparation, but because it is the best. A trial will prove it so. For salo by JOll.N" J. McKAIN, Mar 20 and Dr. F. L ZEMP. THE~FREXCII LANguaOe and literature.? ry-JHle InstructionJjp tjfvo above given by WfeftT-i ifl!> L'"[S' b> 'clothing. Pupils will charged from the month of entrance. None will be received under 12 or over 18 years nrage. Or who; cannot tend and write with facility. Special attention paid to the preparation of boys fir the College aird the Military Academies of the State. Application lor admittance will be made to tho Principals Maj M. JENKINS. ) . , (apt. A. COWARD, ) rr,ne,P?l*May 15?9t 2m 20 LOST, ON the 18th inst, about ten miles from Camden, on the l"be?teifield Road. Thirty-seven(37) dollars, in bills as follows: TIjreo Tens, one Five and two Ones, wrapped ih a piece of newspaper. The finder of the above will bo liberally icwarded by handing it to the subscriber, or leaving it at this office. " J. A. ELLIOT. May 22,?2t. South-Caroliua?Kershaw District. Bv William if. BuLLock, Esquibe, Oiidixakv. X\7HEREAS, J. K. Wiiherspnon.applicdtomelor ? * Letters of Administration on nil and singular the Hoods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of Miss Sarah Howell, ate of the District aforesaid, deceased: These are, iheicfore, t<rcite and admonish all, and singn'nr, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to tie and appear berore me .Hour next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be hidden at Kershaw Court House on the Fourth day of June next, to show cause, if any. why the saul administration should not be granted. iivt'ti uiiuer my rinuu ann una ism aay of Mny, in ilie year ofour Lord one thousand eight hundred nnd Sixty, and in the eighty-fourth year of American Independence. May 22.?rd WM. M' BULLOCK, 0. K. D LOW DOWN F O II CAS II!! 'Pill? Subscribers lako pleasure in informing their I friendsnnd the public generally, that they have on hand a well selected Stock of 3DH"3T C3-002DS FAMii'Y ER0CER1ES 1 consisting of CALICOES, IIOMESP.UK, GINGHAMS, MUSLIN, and nil other articles, generally found in a REGULAR STORK, with n well-assorted Stock of Boots, Shoes^Hats, Caps, &,c. Our Stock of GROCERIES arc lull and complete consisting of SUGAR, COFFEE, Bacon, JLaitd, Flour, Corn, Heal, _ Tobacco and Segars Of all kinds. Ktoo, MACKEREL, in Barrels, half' Barrels and Klits. A Hue assortment of Candies, &c. Ginger, Pepper, Spice, Nutmeg, and Cinnamon. Bur and Toilet Soaps. Cheese, Soda Crackers, and Butter. And a variety of FUUlT constantly on hand. Also, a choice variety of Liquors, consisting of Wines of all kinds ; Brandies?Apple, Peach, nnd French. ' New England Hum Holland Gin, and Wolfe's No. 1 Schiedam-Schnapps, in quart and pin'. Bottles. w msKcy or an Kin us. J. Martin's Old Rve?5 i ears old. Monongehala, Best Old Flavoured Rye Whiskey, and other common brands. We will keep constantly on hand Bacon, Flour, Corn, ?(at and persons may always find those articles by culling 011 us. BROWN <fc MYERS, May 15 At thn ''Old Brick Corner." -\T1<W STYI.K PRINTS, <tGinghams, just opened l\ a', tho "QJd Corner." K. W. BONN FY. Marked Down. TMOir press Goorls,. in a great variety of srylrs, 4-V selling at n great sncrilice, to close at llio "Old Cornpr." E. TV. BONXF.Y. BHAY RUM, by tlie Gallon or Bottle. For sale by | April 3 J. J McKAjN. To lient, Lian 31 ' - ,|||| ^i^Q miMl ^ ^ 7 _ JBKafaire, Novels, &c. TG^L FURKIDICS bv the Author of the lamplighter. XL/ FRIARSWOOD' POST O/FICM.^y the Autlw of the Heir ol H^lclifTe. T.YNLEY IIA LI/, by Thomas Hood. MADEMOISyLLK MORI: A Tale of Modern Rome. BERTHA PJ'jRCY. OB, L'ESPERANCE, by Mar. gnret Field.SALMAGUNDI, by Irving & Paulding?a new Ed 1 iliou. f RUTLKDGK; A Novel. The Semi Detached iluusjs. Popular Astronomy, if concise elexentary treatise o the Sun, Planets mid Comets, by 0. M. Mitchell. , Southern Wealth and Northern Profits. Memoirs of the Dutchess o! Orleans. HumboU's Correspondence. Aboriginal A-fiierieu, by Abbott. Punshon's Lectures and Sermons. Masonic Vocal .Manuel and Pocket Text Books .Yoyage on the Am:or, hv Collins. "TheThrone of David, illustrative of the Splendor, Power and Dominion of David, -King ol Israel; by Rev. J. II. Ingrahntn. May 29 .1 A. YOUNG. . Keep Ccol. BAT1I HOUSE is now open.for persoui \J wish ng to tuke SHOWER OR PLUNGE BATHS. Season Tickets can be had if preferred Single BatJ 25 cenfs. * _ MKRONKY .V BOSWELL.' . Extra Jtins t iour. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SACKS .on con argument, to be sold forcash nnlv at May 29 ME lit KEY Jc BOS WELL'S. A Larger Supply iliiiu Ever! Fiye HUNDRED POUNDS FRESH CANDY, ol everv-destro and Have, jusr received by May 29* ME RON BY <fc BOS WELL. Assignees' SalQ. \ \ T E will sell at the Residence of Mr. Robt. Lattn, t t on Saturday 9th June (text, nt 11 o'clock a. in., One grey liorju. One one-horse Wagon and Barnes", I'lougli and Gear, one Cow and Calf uud two Yearlings. . All ^n>8 of Twenty Dollars and under. Cash; over twenty dollars, Note nt live montlw, payable at the Bank'of Camden, S. 0, with interest from date, with approved security. J. B. KERSHAW, May 29?id a T. LATTA To Hire, A?NEGR0 GIRL, accostomod to wait about the House, and a g >od Child's Norse. Apply nt May 29 THIS OFFICE. Kershaw Troop. IN pursuance of orders from Col. ADAMS, an Election for a MAJOR to command the Western Squadrou oth Regiment of Cavalty, will be held al Company Rendesvoua. on Saturday, 30tl: .June. Polls will be opened front '11 o'clock a. m., to 3 p. m Lieuts. Cliesnut and Cureton, and Sergt. McCoy will act as "Managers. By order of t apt James C'iiesxut. May 20?:d J. J. McKAIN, Clerk. Assignee's Sale. TATE will sell before the Court House door iu Cam VV ddh. on lite fjr.-t Monday in July next, nt 12 o'clock M.; all those Lola of Land on Littleton and Lanrens-street, knojvn and distinguished in the plan of said Town as Loll- No. 91U and 9'4. subject to a Mortgage given to W R Taylor. C. K. K. 1)., on 1st Febtnarv, 1858. to secure the payment of one hundred and seventy five dollars, with interest annually ' Horn February, 1858 Note, with approve^ security, at five months fr >m day of sale payable at the Bank ol Camden, S. C. J. II, KERSHAW, May 29 . A. T. LATTA. thomas E. ryan, DEALER IN Corn. Oatr?, Hay, Peas, Bran, RICE, FLOl'R and SHORTS. 8 1 EAST BAY, May 8,?Gm. CHARLESTON, SO, CA, . KING'SMOTJNTAIN Military School, Yorliville, S. C. #TIIK PllfNCIPALS OFTHIS INSTItution^hikc g eat pleasuro in informing their patrons and th^pnblic. that their corps of experienced instructors has been re inforced by the arrival <>f Lieut. J. W. JAMISON, who hits be.rt for some time past in Paris, France, preparing specialty as their ten chef ol French. Terms?$20o |.t.r schutd year of. ten monihsi paybeein^^nund jniddjy ofeacif y^'or. ' '?allowing innuji t^neiTebld, Sjai-Sbn' patient endu-ance,; the terrible sacriiicos. and t|te christian virtues of the women of Carolina in rite days of 1780. It should he rend in every household, where a zemory of the past is cherished; and with those who appteciaie native talent, will create a sen?ation! Besides this, the Enquirer will present each week, a fond of rending, maturely and caH".fully written. It is edited by Messrs. .Sum'| W. Mellon, Wm. W East, and Jus. Wood Davidson ; and has upon its list of constant contributors, several of tlie best pens in the State. ?5?" The price is Two Pcllnrs per year; for six months, One Dollar. Send immediately to L. M. GRIST. Proprietor. Yorkville. F. C. buy your paixt.s at zejip's, TtiTV vnrn. r>"v txtc \t 7K\ip-s BUY YOUP. PAINTS AT ZEMP'S, BUY YOUR PAINTS AT ZEMP'S, If you want them GOOD, If you want them CHEAP, If you want them ON TIME, If voit "want them LOU* FOR CASH. * ZEMP 1IAS THE BEST KEROSENE. ZEMP HAS THE BEST KEROSENE. ZEMP HAS THE BEST KEROSENE. ZEMP HAS TIIE BEST BURNING FLUID. ZEMP HAS THE BEST BURNING FLUID. ZEMP HAS TIIE BEST BURNING FLUID. Give him a fair TRIAL, Ami you will be PLEASED. _ May 8-tf. South-Carolina?Kershaw District. . BY WILLI Alt M. DCLLOCK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY. IX/'ltEREAS, Jane Johnson, applied to me for Yt Lei tors of Administration on all and singula the goods and chattels, rights and credits of John Johnson, late of the District aforesaid, deed. These ore, therefore, to cite and admonish all, and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceos ed to be and appear beibro ino at our next Ordinary's Court for Use said District, to.be holilon at Kershaw Court Ilousoon the twenty-eighth day of Mav iufit.. to show cause if any, why llio said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 11th day of May. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty, and in the eighty-fourth year of American Independence. May 15?td. W. M. BULLOCK. 0. K. D. rrilDI BB.il. ON TH13 FLO?S??BY i. George Eliot, author of Adam Bede. I.ettors from Switzerland?by Samuel Irencus Prime. Summer Pictures from Copenltagen to Venice?by Henry M. Field. w The Marble Finyi. or the Romance of Monte Bcni, ?by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Life before hitn? A Novel. Mot leva Dutch Republic. Seluii.1 Books <f-c. May 8.?If J. A. YOUNG. Inclispensables. 171 YE Minnie Icecream churns, loo Pitchers. Ice mallets, egg whips. Butter prints, Saratoga roll pans. Lantnms, Blancmange moulds, Etnas. Fluid Lamps ot. a new principle, chopping dishes. Dish covers, Stew pans, Cnllondres, Gtavy and Sugar aill nrc Tint',. n>n, l'nh.it, /.l.l.rr.s Ctrntmfl Vut crackers and picks,- Tow ell stands, Clocks Garden trowels and ploughs, Grid iron.0, Souo digesters, lifters. Scales and weights. Preserve kettles. Self- j sealing Jars, Patty pans'" Rolling puis, Cake cannisters. j Tin Tubs utid Pails, St?-ak boaters Knife sharpners and cleaners, Mortars clothe pins, Lunch boxes. Scrub and while wash brushes, Meat choppers, and I pre.w, Cup mops,- Pruning shars, Garden rakes and j scuffles, Ac., Ac. Just rteeived and Ibr sale at the 'Old Oorcer," B. W. liONXKY. Hoop Skirts \\7ITH 20 IJOO.'S. at 75ct-s also Childrens V t Skirts in new styles?Ski'lenpporlers, Cornells Ac., just opened at the 'Old Corner." BONNKY. Corn / Corn! I Corn!!! 1000 Bushels Corn for sale, i Feb 14-tf Apply to 1. s. DkPASS. J Wright's Zenum and IpOH cleaning Fine Cloths, ' Sailing REGULAR l| npiIE 'UNDERSIGNED 13KG T<H| JL that they have made nrrnnceincn^H SAILING PACKETS brtweeti Die afcx^H which every fuci.iiy iu regularity u:t?l SB given to shippers. Fraser, Trenholm ? No. 10 RUNFORV liverpowH Wit! of nne rneoi.-/. ?A?,lu i I r.,,, I ? K1BHH * "'v ^ by'his lino, nnd forward the same hv-|H SUCCEEDING PACKET, ami will hetH ; pared to give any information that may ;^B Arrangements for Freight or I'ussugo^H made in Charleston, by application to John Fraser & Com CESTRA L WI1 The undermentioned fir=t class^nnd tWlB Charleston Slups have been already placeilti^H line, and others will he added nb soon as sailing days of the siiii's of tliutffl From ^B I" Liverpool Names Master. Chflfl 5ih June, 1 sco Scsas G. Owens. Norton. ^b 16th June, 1s60. * Eliza Bons.vLL. Michael, .B 25th June, i8c0. Gondab, Lebby, Scpteo^B 15th July, i860. E. St. Piebb;:, Tess'or, Oob^B lath Aug.. 1860. John Fraskb, Berbest, OctoB Thesethree dates at* made to approximate^H convenience of importers for the Fall tradu Future arrangements will be duly adve.-iiscdn Miry 8 ?ly. Jose Q. U'elipeJ (FROM HAVANA, CUBA,) IMPORTER AND DEALER IN H Havana and Domestic Segar#, tflj 11 Best Virginia Chewing & SmokH TpBACCO I A CI10JOK LOT OF FIRST QUALITY SNUjB PIPES, Ac., Ac., WHOLESALE AND RETAIjBj Mo. 64 Market-Street, H SIGN OF "NO IMPOSITION," CHARLESTON, SO. CA. V May 22 21 '39. H AND A GOOD LIGHT * I And. the BEST LIGHT And the Light lor SAFETY More like GAS than GAS IS Just wlirit GAS ought to be And savo vour EYKS KnSflS^BI And spend your MOXF-Y ,, nc'W For just the thing YOU VTAXT. rT-BJ *_!j . djdHH "ELLEff CAMPBELL; wl.<g tr> t m /?i i o 7\ .r tt 'nt rrv a t -N.t >? niCt^M IV i iN ur C5 J-V.L W (.J x\ i J\. X .LN. \\-b lgS 0 * leu tiff! 53 THE the iS| YorKville Enquirer TT^OR THE 7TII OF JCXE, will he commenced Thi^j x the publication of this THRILLING urid beauti- "I" the B fully written ROJIMCE or THE REVOLUTION, CK8i"B by one of the cleverest and most promising lady-writers of' our State?Mrs. MARY A. IIWART. of It no^H Columbia. It is n spirit-stirring-story of olden time*: rates tl.Hj . -nlJbve: of ilie pairiot aoldier'a hegiism and devotion givegjeJB and anil overcome which 7 mil ' i?J- ~ ipP<^UH died end it. Hm |det/th. behcve it the, CE2ILDREIV ' i?t:st nod sc*t- ,JB est remedy in) Teethinp" i^'16 wor1^- if"1 a 1.1. cases of i PlL_Jj)vs e n t k It v- fl and Diaiu.'IKEa iti children, whether it arises fron> ' fl teething or from n*y other cause. We would say'to j flfl every mother wire has a child soDeiiiig from any of SB ilie foregoing complaint)??do not let your prejudices, . , frajj nor the prejudices of others, stand between your HB sulferiog child and the relief that will he sure?ye?, -JH absolutely sure?to follow the use of this medicine, ir ' timely used. Full directions for using will accompany % JH each hottlo None genuine unless the inc simile of , rro-nru t. niau'ivo v v....I. .... >i.. _....: J ' L u 110 a i r.nivi^o, a in tvt 11 un uic uuifiuc mm Crupper. Sold by JOHN ASH HURST. 29 flume-street, - VAN SOIIAACK A UHIlClCsON, 221 Kir.g at, Charleston. So Ca. WJ? And nl%. l?r JOHN J. McKAIN.. C'liiiJen, So. On. ' Principal Office, No. 1't Cedar-street, New York.? ,. ag Price only 25 cents per'botfle. March 6-ly ~ J, j, DAVIS,' jj MERCHANT TAILOR, ^ Camden, So. Ca., HAS recently returned from Charle t?n, where h* parclmscd A OliGICK AND Wl'LL SKL2C? - TICI) STOCK OF . : SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, for Gentl^^is wear, which lie will oiler forsale on the most favornNle terms. lie will also keep>ou hand * Ready Made Clothing l"! 01 the best quality und\^yk. 1 Will give stiiui atlenthuii to all orders (or work in his linr???whet her the good?^S{g? purchased from him- ~)S" ' self <>r otherwise, ami will wmrautXihe same to be rtiivle up in I ho LATKsjT FASHION" bh^d ol the be8l .style aud material. ! One Price Only?Good* MarkVsd lit * Ptuin Figured. ^ Purchasers ore invited to give hij) a call.- i&w. INCORPORATED 1810! ^ HARTFORD ; , ! Fire Insurance Co. - . Of Hartford, Conn. C a p i t a 1 a n cl Ajs s ets ^ $938,700.00. t^nr rr'ti.-? isciTirn a vn ptrvirtVKTi. inssva *1 j JL equitably adjusted and paid immediately upon satisfactory proofs, in Xew York funds, by the ui^gr-, - , ! signed, the DULY AUTIIOUIZl D AGKXT. WM. ANDERSON', Aoe.VT, May 15?ly Caraden, S. .0. 611 Gonsignment, ";L ^ 1 MA SACKS I-IIMS 11 GROUND FLOUR?A i IUU Choice article. frmn Stiiith it Sumuor'a Milla gHl North Carolina. For sale for Cash, by ; May 13,?tf. J AS.' X. LYLF.S. ? '""SIBLING OFR" IJ r|",ME Subscriber will dispose of Ins Stock cf X Embroidered Muslin, Seis and Collars. * J I.iiHti it Muslin Edgings and Insettings, V!B " Muslins. 1 L U. Umuikcrolnek H Lnoe -SeU and Collars. * ipl Ribbons and.Trimmings Dres* Goods and ninny other article0, at unUi jH snally low prices toc!o>e them out. May 15.?J \V. I). McDOV^-L B ic;i 1 liiejuls, and llio public genci^KKB^mSlwMB^ .removed from his old siand, yuid DcKalli Slrce'.l. to llieS^i^^B J.ilia Rosser, ulieJj^J jet d nock of alJ^^H ,i>*?^%i. rueet^^H