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BBHBHHBnaHBHD The Charleston Courier. f The readers of the Journal will recollect, that aj week since we laid'down the proposition and gave| the proof, that the Charleston Courier was un-^ sound on the Southern question. We did not ex-g pect then that that paper would notice us ; forS the simple reason that it would be against its in-| terests: not from a fear of being beaten in an edi-S torial war, but simply because the eliciting of pub-S lie attention to the fact, would operate against it.g It is taken largely at the North, and bv Northern^ men in the South. It, instead ot the Mercury, is^j considered the organ of South Carolina; andasjjj the consequence, our opinions and sentiments are^ not represented abroad. i 25^" Will the New Orleans Crescent read the! f following from the correspondent of the Knoxville^ Plebeian,?will he read the speech of Senator Tur- f ney,?and then say the people of Tennessee are j opposed to the Southern Convention ? The voice * of Tennessee is decidedly for the Convention, with J the sickly exception of some exotic Yankees, and j cold-blooded gubuii.-Honists, like the Kditors of the J Crescent. We think that ihose Southern men,* and especially Suvthern editors, who are opposed i to a Convention?the only means by which tin- i C ? - -. 1. ...J lm. .iftli t.. ftfttt ku ?rui;ii.rufl ^ CU U III cUlU lJOi I vau vv j'ltrnivu ? ..*.p> when that convention meets and forms a phalanxl deep, broad and strong, to oppose Northern aggression, look like thosp gentlemen of '7G who took tides with the British did, when the " stars and stripes" were victorious?droop-winged " buzzards weeping o'er the denuded bones of seine de- ' parted carcass Corrcfpond'-ncf: of the Knoxvillc Plebeian. The great southern convention at Nashville, in June next, is a tonic of conversation throughout Middle and West Tennessee. The Whig press at Nashville commenced a war on this proposed 3 . convention with the hope of making political capi-H ta! at the next state elections. I nud that liiauvD strong whigs west of the mountains are in favoiH of holding the convention, and they denounce it 5 strong terms the course of the whig press at Nash- i ville. The Memphis Enquirer takes very decided 3 ground in fevor of the convention, and propose.' j Memphis, in lieu of Nashville, as the place fui 5 holding it. Here the delegates would be heartih J welcomed, and if the proposition had been mad-. E at an earlier dav, it might have met with more fa-S * . it .s r v. i . i.a. H vor. As n is, me cny 01 namviiie is jirouauiy un g best point. The large number of talented met I who will certainly be in attendance on that occa-l sion, will show to the timid southerner who he willing to submit to northern fanaticism, that lei ha.- strong arms and stout hearts, ready to dcfem H the rights of the south. The timid submissionist: H in this state are few, and as the day npproache.for the convention, those few will be utterly forgotten. Perhaps I may write you again in the course of a journey through the west Yours, G. ' 35?" The difficulty between Benton and Foofe we learn by Telegraph, has been adjusted.! / PUBLIC MEETING. Cajidkn, Ai-Rir. 1, 1850. In pursuance of a recommendation made l?y 1 the Legislative caucus, at the last fcesMon ot uk General Assembly, relative to the Nashville | Convention, a meeting of the citizens of Ker-| shaw District was held, this day, in the Couill I House. p On motion of Gen. J. W. Cantev, C. J. ShauB non, Esq., was called to the Chair?W. Tliurlow Caston and J. B. Kershaw, were appointee Secretaries. The Chairman briefly stated the object of the meeting?whereupon Capt. John Koykh; moved that a Committee of five be appointed t( submit suitable preamble and resolutions.-Capt. John Boykin, Major John Cantey, Col James Chesnut, Jr., Wm.M. Shannon, Esq., anc Col. J. C. Iiaile were appointed the Committee. The Committee, through its Chairman, Capt J. Boykin, rejiorted the following, which wen unanimously adopted: PRKAMRT.K. Tlie condition of our affairs in relation to tin Federal Government, and the non-slaveholdinj! States, calls for serious reflection. Their intolerable aggressions, conceived with deliberation, and pursued with steadiness, threatning tin E equality of States?enrfangeiing our j ropertvl as citizens?destroying the peace and safety off the whole country?deprive us of any expectation that ordinary measures can restore us to our rights, or longer uphold our honor. The time then has arrived for action. Perfect union among all thoso who have common interest, and feel common grievances, is now the first great object to be attained. Wc believe that a unity of feeling already exists in the South, as to the dangers which threaten us.? And that unity of action should be secured. lie it therefore Resolved, That we, the People of Kershaw District, concur in the recommendation of the Peoolo of MississiDid. to hold a Southern Con _ i n ' volition at Nashville, Tennessee, on the first Monday in June next?that by common conn. , cils, we may avert the evils which now threaten ns through our Federal Relations. 2d. Ilesolrrd, That for the purpose ot accomplishing this object, a Committee of twenty-one citizens he appointed to nominate three Delegates on the part of the People of this District, to meet other Delegates that may be. appointed from this Congressional District, at Camden, on the tirst Monday in May next, then and there to elect suitable persons to represent this Congressional District iu the Convention to be holden at Nashville. ^ The Chairman, on the Committee of 21, up r pointed the following: Win. E. Johnston, Dr. L. H. Dens, Maj. John Smart, Dr. E. A. Salmond, Gen. J. W. Cantev, ('apt. Tlios. Lang, (.'apt. Burwcll Boykin, Cupt. ' L. W. It. Blair, Sand. Spcnce, Esq., Col. T. L. Dixon,Col. D.J. Patterson,J. U. Dye,Es<|., Win. B.rieteher, Esq., Jas. M. Poby, Esq., Dr. Win. Carlisle, A, D, Jones, K> ... ('apt. Wiley Kelly, John R. Shaw, Esq,, W i . i>. Watkins, Esq., Capt. James Tiller and l':.*::uuol Parker, Esq. As the mournful intelligence o" the death of the Hon. John C. Calhoun, the grout Carolina Statesman, had just been received, ami as his Honor Judge Wnrdlaw adjourned Court as a mark of respect to the memory of the illustrious deceased, it was deemed proper that some ox 'pression be made by our citizens, ot the pro-J ; found grief felt in the irreparable loss sustaineda by our State and by the country. j While the Committee of21 were engaged inS ^deliberating upon their duties, CoJ. James Ches-B inut Jr. proposed the following Resolutions, and? [briefly enforced their adoption in a just and de-B J served tribute of respect to the memory of the H 'great Statesman. j: | In seconding them, Win. M. Shannon Esq.,g 'made a few appropriate and forcible remarks.!! iThoy wore adopted unanimously: p; j lir.solred, That the intelligence we have just j 'received of the death ot the Honorable John C. j >Callionn, which occurred at Washington on | [the 31st of March ult., is an event which fills ? jour minds with gloom and our hearts with sadi'ness. His fame was wide as the civilized world. Every admirer of genius, and every lover of virtue will he our fellow mourners for his death. ^To South Carolina, more especially, is the stroke lover .vholining. She 1 iments the fall ofher fajvored son, the temporal extinguishment 6f the I jbrightest of her watch fires?as a proud conso- I Ration we will ever cherish the rich legacy of liisH ; bright example which was the illustration of the! loftiest spirit, the most exalted integrity, aud| devoted patriotism. Rrsnlcrrl, That as a feeble mark of the sense of our loss, and our love of his honored name, we will wear crape on our left arms for thirty days. On motion of Col. J. B. Kershaw, it was IlesoJml, That the Resolutions be published, and that a copy of them be forwarded to the family of the deceased. The Committee of 21 reported through its Chairman, the following gentlemen, selected j lO mis Lusini'i in uiu v^ungresEiuiiuin Di- Convention, to be li.ld in tl.is place on|? the ..si Monday in May, viz: Win. E. John-H son, Esq., C< 1. T. L. Dixon and Caj t. L. W | It. lllair. Fi The nomination of the Committee wasunani-B mouslv coi.fiin ed l?v the meeting. N On motion of Col. J. B. Kershaw it wasfl unanimously resolved?That we heartily ap-W prove of the action of the meeting of both Houses!! of the Legislature at their last session and unani-B monsly concur in their selection of Delegates!! !o represent the State in the Nashville Conven-H tion. On inoti m the meeting adjourned. C. J. SHANNON, Chairman. W. Tiluiilow Caston, ) c, . . T ? .. ' > Secretaries. J. B. Kkrsuaw, $ DEATH OF MR. CALHOUN. The sad intelligence of the death of our il'ustrious Senator reached ns yesterday, a few hours after his decease. He expired at Wash-H ington, at a quarter past 7 o'clock yesterday E Horning. . w We can scarcely realize the fact that we areB penning the record of the death of John C.H Calhoun, for, although we might have been inR some degree prepared for the melancholy events yet we fondly clung to the hope that he wouldB he spared to the nation, and that he should, inH the declining years of his life, calmly enjoy thoR consolation and reward of his pure and uevotedB patriotism. Hut he has fallen ? fallen in thefl thickest of the tight?and upon the field where ie has won so many trophies. Ere the echoes ?fhis last rallying cry for the Constitution?of .is last appeal for his country?have died away among 1 cr hills and valleys, his voice is foreve: hushed in the quiet of death, and the wail of a nation's sorrow follows swiftly after the warning tones of the patriot and statesman. May the dying admonitions of the great man of the nation he now calmly considered and regarded! The last scenes of his public life were among rlio mnct ln-illi.-int of his Inn?' and arduous CU reer of service. Knfcchled by sickness, liit-lj physical powers were prostrate, and dentil sceiu-H ed to advance so rapidly and so unexpectedly.0 that it was feared lie would be stricken ere per-Eg mittcd to make his final effort in behalf of thoscH great principles of justice, truth, and equity, teH which Ids life, as a statesman, had been devoted.R He rallied?the crisis demanded such an effort;H and, under the Providence of(iod, he wasena-U bled to make it. The South expected it, andH hoped ; the North expected it, and was held iiiH awe; the patriots-of the country everywhcreD expected it, and with confidence looked forwarilB to the enunciation of the views of the houcstlj and true patriot. The masterly production ofg the head and heart of a great and good man isfl now before the country, and its illustrious au-B tborlias been taken from her councils ere hen could witness its effects upon the. minds audg hearts of his fellow-countrymen. jjj i i iw wiling 01 uur cnjr wu jvaiviimj wwhw [first announcement of the mournful intelligence jto many ol our citizens. Little did we think that the first notes of that hell (erected hut the day previous) would he the knell of hope to the j numerous anxious friends of our illustrious Sen-1 ator; and as they fell upon the stillness of the | Sahhath afternoon, they came w ith peculiar so- ; lenmity and sadness to the hearts of all who heard them.?South Carolinian. \ \ CONSIGNEES PER RAILROAD. I .1. R. Dye, McRorie Ai J., R. King eV Sou.! Allison, <Si A., James MeEweii, Harris C'.i i N. Mayhlum, McLaughlin iV (?., 11. Pate, K.I Chesnut, II. R. & L. S. Williams, A. Andrews,! W. I>. Parke, J. W. Co., J. McCaa, Phifer: & Y., R. C. Potts, R.J. Davidson & Co., Ill ? ' * ct. I \\7 L*a. 1, a II I IIS. Ililll, A. JMCVorson, yy. ruociuou, n. ^ ?J., W. Patterson, Brcm A A., T. Bunnell.jj H. C. W., Cursoii Y. A <?., J. Duhu.se, A. C.f Dunlap, B. Si/.er, Dorr A: (I., Spmtt A: A., Wil-| sou & Co., J. Wiucofi" A. Co., Planters 110-5 tel, P. R V. A S., J S. Bradley, J. Adams, J.I Henderson A Co., R. King A Sou, B. W. C.,t .M. VV. Robinson, E. G. Morris, M. M. Dirk.j Rogers A S., R. Reid, Mead A R., T. II. Gib-! bons, J. Crockett, E. W. Bouncy, II. Levy As Son, J. L. Jones, A. A II., E. Myers, W. P.| McPndden, J.Sanders, I). A Co., R. Council,! IJ. Ingralim, J. S. McCaddoti, Houston A Co.,I ^Springs A W., I/. Elias, Sorrell A E., Hull A eS., Withers A L., J. A, llasseltine, U. Parke, A. M. A R. Kennedy, Z. J. Del I ay, N. M. Griftfin, Cook L. A C'., Meek A M., J. ! '. McNeilv, A. Graham. Wanted to Hire, 4 WOMAN to wash, iron, or nurse, os may InJ~\ required. Apply at 'his oflico. HBHaHMMBMi 53* From Hon. E. Fahnswokth Chancel'or of the State of Michigan, to the agent at Detroit. Detroit, March 23,1842. Sir,?I have made use of Dr Osgood's India ClmlagojMiCf and have had oport unities of witnessing its salutary effects when used by others. I believe it a most valuable medicine for the cure of Fever and Ague; and also, that its pfop^r use will prove a most certain PRF.vESTATfVF against its recurrence, to which persons who have been afflicted with it are liable. Very respect fulls, E. FA RNSWORTH. The above valuable medicine may be had at McKain's Drug Store, in Camden. From the Cincinnati Commercial. Strange! That so many who are afflicted with a Cough that in gradually wearing them down, and slowly, but surely stealing thcin into that dreadful disease, Cons sumption?that disease which enrries off thousands daily, nfe doing nothing, or what is worse than nothing, gorging themselves with nostrums, that are pulled to the skies for cures they ore said to have efll-cted on some foreign or unknown persons, when they can Ik- positively cured by using L>r. Rogers's Cnm|>otind Syrup of Liverwort and Tar, which still continues to effect the most wonderful cures ever recorded in the annals of medicine. A fact which is proved hy reference to the vast number of certificates which may be seen by calling on the agent, James R. Mch'ain. Soe adverfis?nient in another column. ?? ????na CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT. Bagging. per yd. 18 to ll-anl, lb 8 to 10 Hale Rope lb to 12 l-end, lb 6 to 7 Bacon, lb 6} to 7 .Molasses, gall 31 to -10 Butter, lb 12 to 1H jMuckarel, bbl 8 to 12 Brandy, gall 28 to 35 |Nails, . lb 6 to 8 B Beeswax, lb 18 to 22 Oats, sheaf, cwt 50 H Beef, lh -1 to fi Pens, bushel C5 m Cheese, lb 12 15 Potatoes. sweet, bit 50 H Cotton, lb 10 to Hi ^ Irish bn 75 g Vlini, Ui. .v >?|?)r, .? Flour, bbl 6 to 61 j Hire. bushel 3 to 4 Fodder, cwt95 to lOO.Su^ar, lb 7 to^ 1 Ilitlcf. dry lb 8 to 'J |Salt, wick U Iron, lb 5 to 6} slmt. bag 1} I.imc, hbl 2 to 2i|Tobacco, lb 10 to 75 Leather, sole, lb 18 to 2! jWheat, bush 90 j SONS 07 ?32?P3?.AN33. Waferce Division No. 9. 0 The regular meeting of this Divsion will be liehln on to-morn w (Thursday) evening,at Odd Fcl-B low's Hall at 8 o'clock. By order of the W. I'. B /. J. DkII AY. R. S. | 22? CDo ?2*0 | Kershaw Lodge.Number 90 The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will behcldll at their new Ilall on Friday evening next,atB 7 o'clock. n IJy order of the N. O. D H. C. WELIJIAUSEX, Secretary. fl CADETS OF TEMPERANCE, 0 KERSHAW SECTION NUM BER 4. R The regular meeting of this Section will be lieldy at their Hall on Friday evening next, at 7 o'clock H Bv order of the W. P. B \v?, n m *snv. Sor.'v- IB Promissory. | THIRTY days after date, I promise to call ntjl the office of a magistrate, and leave there fin 0 collection sundry little bills, which should havoH been settled two or three months ago, especially! as those whose names they bear, are weU awarcH that my engagements, like those of all business! men, are obliged to be met at maturity, or my pa fl per protested, and my credit ruined. I haveherc-H hi made a promise: be not offended if 1 make it II good ! You owe me ! you ought to pay me ! ! aii(:|l YOU KNOW IT : !! Z. J. DE11 AY. U Camden, April 2d, ISoO. 26 4t 0 Fancy Goods. | rrMIE subscriber has just received, directly froniH X the House of Messrs. Joi. Boury & Sons, ofB Baltimore, a large and select assortment of y PJCKFl'.TIEaiY, B nnong which are, Lubin's lioc|iiet de Caroline.H Extrait Jockey Club, Jenny Lind, West Eri'J.H Patcliouly, Mignionette, ricdyosmia and Urange ilc Portugal. Also, a beautiful variety of Jlair Brushes; anions which are a peculiar and handsome pattern, railed the "Ladies' Favorite;" Pur-es; China Inkstands; Port Monies; Bohemian Cologne Bottles; Ivory Pressing Combs; old brown Windsor Soan; fine colored Wash Balls; Gum Props: Rock Candy, Sic., which he offers for sale on the most accommodating terms for rash or to punctual customers, and to which he invites,the attention of the public. Z. J. DeIIAY. ?April 2. 20 tf Window Glass. rpiJE Class manufactured by the PatnpscoCo. J., of Baltimore, canm.' be excelled by that ol any other. I have just received a large invoice of he following sizes; 8 10x12,9x11, 11x10, 12x11, 14x18,18x20,18x24, &c., to which I would - -- f - ? -r .i. invite itie attention 01 mose in want ui mc uimciub Also?Lamps, Chitunics, plain and cut solarfl Globes. Nursing Bottles, Physicians pocket Cases!! and Vials. 7.1 DeIIAV. 0 April -2. 20 tf a Brushes. H VITHITB Wash or Wall, l'aint, Hair, Nail,H T T Tooth, Flesh, Bath, Cloth, Comb, and iSh.i-H ving Brushes. * j SPICES. Cinnamon, Allspice, Nutmegs, Mace, black and j and red Pepper. Extracts for Flavoring. Consisting of Kxtract of Vanilla, Bitter Almond' Orange, Lemon, Rose and Peach. l*r<-)mr;t(i<ms for (lio Hair. Phalun's Chemical Hair Invigorator, Hanoi's Kau J.usiral, Boussell's Ox Marrow Pomade, 1 laucl's &. Johnson's Bear's Oil. ORI.K. Sperm ami Solar, Family anil Family Cantor Oils, I ,i uncoil, Tanner's, Olive anil ('ml Liver Oil, together with every article usually kept in a Urn;? Store. 0"0rilors from the country put up with rare anil dispatrh. Z. J. DgIIAY. April 'J. '26 tl Head/Quarters, ( 'llAHLF.STON, MlUcIl 28, 18f>0. I N pursuance of a recommendation of t ho I,e^islature in relation to the distribution of only re. tjHiircd arms, the Militia Officers interested are iiereby notified that, as all the Rifles belonging to the State are new, no (lung of that, description shall in future lie issued from the Arsenals. By order of the Commnndpr-in Chief. H. T. WATTS, Q, M. (I. R April 2 , CO Jit R ? SPRING GOODS. g THE Subscribers beg to call the altention ofl their friends and the public generally to theirH stock of fancy and domestic goods, suitable for theB season, which they are just receiving. HavingE been carefully selected in the New York market,! they are enabled to sell them without any advance i on last fall's prices. On inspection, the stock will | be found very complete. It consists of? DRESS GOODS. Bireges--plain, printed and changeable; Gren adines, Alborines, and Tissues ; printed Lawns. Organdies, and Jaconets; embroidered Swiss Dresses; Gordon and Earlslon Ginghams ; Eng. ! lish and American prints, &c. LACES. Sewed and Thread Edgings and Inserting*, in : great variety ; collars and chemisettes of all de- i srrintions: Lace Canes. A'-c.: Gloves. Mitts. Rib- : boils', &.c. DOMESTICS. Blenched and brown Homespuns', al! widths and qualities; Bed Ticks, Marseilles Quilts, linen and cotton sheetings ; Family Linens, Diapers, dj-c.; with a large assortment of goods suitable for servants' wear. The whole of which will be disposed of on the most reasonable terms, for cash or to punctual customers. A. M. &. R KENNEDY. .April 2 20 tf Slimmer Cloths, Cassimeres, Hats, &c, A M. &, K. KENNEDY are just receiving a Xii terv handsome stock of French Cloths, very low; also: Cassiineres, Linen Drills, Vestinge, Cravats, cctton and linen Underclothing, Gloves, half IIo6e, &.c. Panama, Leghorn and Fur Hats Fashionable black and white do An assortment of boy's do Also?A very large stock of Ready-n ade Cloth ing, in Coats, Vests and Pants The above slock is very largo and complete, and cheaper than ever. They solicit a call from their friends and customers generally. April 2. 26 tf Dress (roods. THE subscribers have just received from New York, and a re now opening their Spring-and Summer supply, consisting in part, of? H Plain, Metalline, Brociic and Printed Barage fl Print'd Marquise, Tyroleinne, Alborineand Floride! Blark Mousselin de Lain, Barage and Silk Tissue! Paris printed Jaconet and Organdi Muslins Fancy and mourning Ginghams (small check) U Paris, American and English Prints f] Also?An elegant assortment of Ivory and Pa-1 per Fans. AlcDO WALL & C OPER. B April 1. ?6 tf M TEMPERANCE HOUSE. I The undersigned would respectfully inform the! public that he has taken the house well known asl rhe "CROSS KEYS," formerly kept by MrI Win. McKain, in the own of Camden, where he | is prep red to accommodate travellers and board I ers at reasonable prices. Those who desire to fee.! the same quiet abroad as at home, are invited to! give him a call. jj Travellers accommodated for a single night, and! breakfast in tune for the cars in the morning, at! -i?,? i n t? nnnvp HI mouunuu cuargcs. j. u. i uw\/4iu Feb. 2?9?if] Proprietor. H Notice. | rpiIE Santee Canal and its Reservoirs being! 1 now lull of water, there is therefore no fur-H iher difficulty in the passage of boats. y R. PRESS SMITH, g March 15?21?3t] Sup't. Santee Canal. P ' VRB0S TBA, &0. ~ I One chest extra fine Hyson lea, selected from! lite latest importation at New York: Willow Wag-B his and Towel Stands; White Granite Ware,! Crockery, and Glass-ware. Just received by fi 3IcDOWALL &, COOPER. I Feb. 12. 12 tf I NEW SPRING GOODS. I To enable families to have their children's ami! wrvant's clothes made up in time, the Subscriber.-! have thus early laid in their spring supply, D CONSISTING IN PART OF: K All wool Tweeds and Spring Cassiniere, H Columbian, County Prison, Marlborough, andg Manchester Stripes, H Printed and Norwich Denims, c Plain and Striped Cottonades, &c. H Paris, English, and American Prints; amongB which are a variety of small patterns, warranted! FAST COLORS. ' I Black Alpaca, a great variety, " Silk and Cotton Hose, Green and Blue Barege, Madonna robes, (a new article.) Brown Linen, Bed Tick. Furniture Dimity, &c. McDOWALL & COOPER. !LT Casluneres, Mousselines de Laine, and Merinos, selling at reduced prices. Feb. 1*2. 12 tf UOGAKDUS' Planetary Horse Power. 1MIE subscribers li ?ve received one of the above . machines from the manufactory of Geo. Vail & Co.; to which they would call the attention ot those who want powers for Ginning, Sawing, or ! Griodinir. Orders for any kind ot MILL IRONS j <>r CASTINGS will he promptly attended to. Mr 1)0WALL ?fe C'OOPEK. OT A few Mill Crankrt on hand. Marrli 12 20 tf i\OIICt*. E Tlic Regular Meetings of the Lancaster Division,B No. 30, Sons of Temperance, are held every Saturday evening, at S o'clock. J. \V. COOK. U.S. South Carolina---Kershaw District. RvJohn It. Jov, Ksquirc, Ordinary lor said District. WIIDRKA , Hela Sizcr, of Lancaster District. applied to me for l.etters of Admin is (ration on all and singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of Mrs. Harriet Sizcr, late ol the District aforesaid, deceased These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to he and appear before me at our nexi Ordinary's Court for the said District to he holdei. at Kershaw Court House on the fifth day of April next, to show cause, it any, why the sanl administration should not he granted. (Jiven under my hand and seal, this 2'Jil day ol March in the year of our Lord one thousai d eiglu hundred and titty, and in the seventy-fourth year o: American Independence. JOHN U.JOY,O.K. I). March 20. -J I JOS. B. KERSHAW, ATTORNEY AT I.AW, Cnmilen, S. C. WILL at attend the Courts of KERSHAW, SUMTER, FAIRFIELD and DARLINGTON DISTRICTS. Feb. 10. 14 wGl y..L- - %cr - _ Photographic Likenesses, BY A. D. GALE, TAKEN at the Odd Fellows' Hall in from.twcr to five seconds. All those desirous of preserving an accurate likeness for future reference would do well to embrace the opportunity^ Parents would, especially, do well to have their children taken, as even a day may deprive them of to valuable a memento in after life. March 15 21 Tin-Ware ManufactoryTHE subscriber must respectfully informs titer citizens of Camden and its vicinity that he has taken the establishment directly opposite the Post Office, for the purpose of carrying on Urtf Tinwrivfi mihvivkm. in all its various blanches, and he flatters himself that by his close attention and promptitude in bust* ness, he will merit a liberal patronage.-* A11 art)* cles in the Tin-Ware line made to order# either wholesale or retail, and of the best materials. ITRoofing Houses, Guttering, Pipes and "Valley made ar.d put up with neatness, durability and dispatch, and on the tn06t reasonable terms. All orders from the country will be thankfully received and promptly attended to, and he respectfully requests his friends to give him a call for a trial. BTAny articles his line of business given m ?*change for old Copper, Brass or Pewter, or the same repaired with neatness. % BERNADOTTE D. BKONSON. 3/arch 26. 23 w3t "NTput anri "Elocroni t *1 V ft U1AV4 MAVg?M*V? IT* W. BONNKY is now receiving his entire stock of new and fashionable Spring Goods. As they are well worthy the attention of his friends and customers, he invites them, with much confi< dence, to call and examine them. Among them may be found? 75 new pieces Prints, at 5 to 75c. per yard. 30 pieces printed Mus'ins, at 12$ to 50c per ytrd 15 " French printed Jaconets at 25 to 87c Organdi Muslins, great variety patterns and prices * Plain and fancy silk and worsted Berages, some very handsome Plain and fancy Grenadine Siiks, some mourning Elegant silk Tissues and linen lustres French Earlston and American Ginghams White and colored Swiss Muslins, for Evening Dresses Swiss and cambric trimmings, great variety Ladies' Girvep, of every variety and quality Mourning and ftfncy Fans Fur all or any of the above articles he will be . ?ntisfied with Charleston retail prices. March 20. "^4 tf ' Camden Bazaar. TIJG Subscribers most respectfully invite the attention of purchasers to their fresh supply of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which have just arrived, and which they are now , opening. They feel confident that their stock cannot be surpassed by any other in town, and offer the same at their usual low prices. March 26-tf ] M. DRUCKER &, CO. Honse in Kirkwood to Rent THE House belouging to Mrs. C. A. Boy kin, adjoining the premises of Miss J. S. McRa, will be rented for one year. Apply to Dr. E. M. Boykin. March 20?24tf. Guns and Cutlery. OINGLE and double Guns; Revolvers; Pistol >0 Knives; Hunting Knives; Per. Knives; Razors and Sftissnra. A. YOUNG. ~~ Ala roll 24 23 tf New Publications, Mysteries of the Court of London Black Plumed Rifleman Gentleman of the Old School Fencing Master or 18 months at St Petersburg!) Kaloola Hands not Hearts Fanny Hervy Debtor's Daughter, or Life ard its Changes Our Guardian Con Cregan, complete Pcndenms, 4 No. Speech of the Hon. Henry Clay Notes on Virginia, by Laurie Todd. March 21. A. YOUNG. Tissue Paper, FOR Artificial Flowers, assorted colors: also mottled pink Bohemian G1 ass Vases, new patterns Gilt China Vases and Candlesticks *">1. u:l...?-J 1 U!.l. !).?>. VJIIlt OII?CICU auu J lain A nj/ci 4 oua Sfi' II and Buffalo Polka Combs Buffalo and English iiorn Dressing do Backgammon Boxes, Dominns Accordenns, Fifes, Flageolets, &c. March 21. A. YOUNG. South vs. North! IT is now universally admitted that Southern, undo brown Homespuns and Drillings are not only belter, but considerably cheaper, than those of Northern manufacture, and the fact can be fully ascertained by calling at the "Palmetto Cash Store." Having laid in an unusually large supply of Domestic Goods previous to the advance in coU ton, lam prepared to sell Charleston and Uraniteville brown homespuns and drillings, Nelson's and Allandale brown and bleached sheetings, bleached long cloths, Bed Ticks, blue Denims, colored Chamhrays, cottonades.and cotton goods of every description, either wholesale or retail, at last1 summer prices. My stock of these articles is large<(nd varied, and cannot fail to suit the numerous wants of my numerous patrons March 19-22-2t] JAMES WILSON. French Embroideries. I HAVE received a superb assortment of French i Needlework, comprising rich worketf muslin > collars, "Queen of Scots" do., rich worked chemisettes, with and without collars, mourningcollars,, worked muslin cuffs Baby Frock Bodies, Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and Ii sertions, with a hand some lot of trimmed chemisettes. Also, all the newest styles of plain and trimmed lace rape*, a lull stock of linen, thread, and cotton edgings and) laces, black Blonde Lace, black silk fringes, col ored ditto, Jlonnet Tabs, &c. &.c.; all new Jfn^i carefully selected. JAMBS WILSON.. A/a ro b 19 2*2 tf 7 GMXKSHA lit! COLLECTING AGENT, Colombia, S. 0.. Merchants and others, bavin? unsettled claims in any part of this State or S7ortk Carolina, can have them promptly attended to bv plrr.inj them ia his hands at the Office of the Telegraph. January 7. 3 tf MOORE A RELCIIEJif "1ATILL promptly attend to all busineaecommit* tt ted to them as Receiving and Forwatcding Merchants. They respectfully solicit that patron* age which they promise to merit. C. C. McCREMM EN, Newspaper and Periodical Agent, CARTHAGE, N. C,