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Camden Weekly Journal

Location

Camden, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1853

Page

2

Engineer Saves Train on Laurens Railroad Incident

A crewmember known as Snelamin or nearby railway workers prevented a serious wreck on the Creonvilla line when a piston failed and the locomotive nearly toppled a high trestle. The engineer stayed at his post to warn and slow the train, earning praise from locals and the company.

Sparta Korrous Lyat Sheny Vinci Newberry Dnger Adiniratte Pieesenige Miin Mowlf Thesten Snelamin Comstock Putnam Witter Charleston Laurens Liailrord Jones Vroin Vparse Jeaver

Bank of Chester to Open Thursday with New Bank Notes

The Bank of Chester will commence business on Thursday next the 29th inst. The building, partly built by Phaniss Mure on the lot with M Lura & Harris, is plain but secure. The issue of bills features national designs but lacks local identifiers, dated Chesterville, prompting concern over town name changes and a note on ink recipe swindles and local recollections.

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Camp Meeting and Lancaster Railroad Debate in Camden

The Camden Weekly Journal notes a Camp Meeting starting October 6 at Smyrna District and urges Camden residents to back Lancaster Railroad stock. It argues real estate owners should contribute, forecasts increased town value, and calls for broad participation at a forthcoming meeting. Editorial change announces B Te Buvrox leaving Winnsboro Register for D Weare Aires to run papers with S F Gatmann.

Smyrna Thia Friends of the Lancaster Railroad Camden Camuron Iteolt Lancaster Fmt Tony Crrturprite B. Te Buevrox Winnsbaro' Register Fairhield Norald D. Weare Aires Sft F. Gatmann Dareroxs Regan

Southern Quarterly Review's October number praised for critical notices

The excerpt extols the October issue of the Southern Quarterly Review, noting ten articles plus a rich editor’s department. It highlights The Lord on Critery and American Slavery by Concent Jaseox and a strong defense of slavery, urging broader Southern patronage and advertising subscription terms.

Southern Quarterly Review Trent Lrd

The Lady's Book and The October Sunstar Arrival

A garbled note describes a periodical arrival and references a former contributor. The text hints at the publication's presence and potential patronage but remains unreadable and fragmentary.

Peterson's Magazine Feature Mentioned In Obscure Copy

An unclear row from Peterson's Magazine cites a December issue with references to a colored plate and a mysterious list of items. The fragment hints at magazine content and a notable illustration, but readable specifics remain minimal.

Peterson's Magazine Thie Magazine

Fragmented North Britain Review item with garbled text

A garbled OCR fragment from a North Britain Review page mentions various names and phrases but fails to present a coherent event or clear facts. The readable portions reference people, places, and possible events in a scattered, damaged form with no verifiable details.

Rail Road Meeting in Camden Urges Lancaster Railroad Pact

Citizens gathered at the Camden Court House to consider subscribing to the Lancaster Railroad capital stock. Speakers touted Camden as a future trade hub, predicting business growth, new industries, and enhanced regional connectivity if the line were built northward to Lancaster and beyond.

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Lancaster Rail Road Subscriptions Move Toward Stock

A town meeting in Lancaster empowered a twenty member committee led by Major J. M. DeSaussure and others to canvass residents for subscriptions to the Lancaster Rail Road capital stock. The adjourned meeting set for the 28th to consider instructions to the Town Council to stock the railroad.

Jos Kershaw Rose Suesin Clunden Lancaster Cunden Tho Bonj Perkine J. Warren Jas. T Villipique G. Robinson A. M. Kennedy C. Matheson Maj Mutlint B. Vershaw Thos J. Workman M.D. W. Anderson W. M. Shannon Capt W. He By Workman Joseph Lee M. D D. KK. Witherspoon B. W. Bonney J. F. Sutherland Z. J. Detlay John Hussar Tho. J. Wanen Fown Council Court House Jon Rosser Chin N. Z J. Dellay

Camden Citizens urged to fund railroad venture amid crisis

The town faces a Wednesday vote on subscribing to the Lancaster Railroad. Proponents push a large levy, arguing Camden must act boldly to revive commerce, banks, and growth, with potential regional links to North Carolina and Tennessee. Civil pages note related progression and local concerns.

Temevting Vote Remains Split Over Bowy Dykes Plan

A fragmented note reports residents within the proposed Bowy Dykes area leaning toward Old Kershaw tartan and liberty slogans. A late writer’s quip about adversity and a woman’s cheer echoes themes of public sentiment and resilience.

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