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Ess asS .
Ys.s lzs| 81 sslA 80.

For the cure Of FIea llch.. f;iii Salt Rhrun
RheunatiS:n Pills.. Hear!3n7n. Worms. o;*p"',la Ih!
era Mor5i'. Pl in "a. Back II nbS n joints Grrert
weakness Fits. c. a1ripH. "lipitann Of the Heart
Liver Goa, ,ain, Rising ia the Throat Ecy-e<. Dat.
ness Dropsy Asthma. chin!s Of the Skin. FcvcrS Z" al
kinds Colds, Goat. T;rtve!. Female Complaints. N'rv"S
Comna,nS AMI i other Diseases triSlG" from IMPURITIES
of the BLOOD and SscGErIoSs OF THE LIVER ASu
STOMACH.
~ Every disease "a wich the human frame i- subject.
originates n impurities OF the blood arrangement oi
the digestive organs.
Dr.. Gorion's Family Pills.
Being CON oounl,i exclusively OF ingredients a.
Nature nteud-d should operate on the impurities OF the
Human System.
Strikr nj the -onl pf the disease removing ali impurities
from the briv. opening the pores externally and internally
separating all foreign aah obnoxos particles from 'tc
Civic, the b!DU3 oi which IL Is the Urgla must 6H
thoroughly parc-necesSariy securing fT-. aa vis"rA1S
action thu Heart Lll,s, Liver ami S:omach thereby
RESTORING HEALTH br uprnD. the pcr's cleansing II"
VEINS AL arteries. unnpsns Al the natural VEINS ani M
rifving tte bio p they reader iha nr thorough
" souai brs ala n'rrvlruS To disease. EVEN wHES 81!
OTHER MEANS Rave FAILED
Qr Within the last twelve months. ;ila one uun.
drei Of t most rglraic forms of have
been cured by the Medicine, where rigid dieting III. Birc
PHI. ani almost other m'aas hal hccH r.>'rted
without aay benefit and when d-ah stared ia m'scrab"
victim fully in the face. II Dr tsnr!pas Pills
adapted the nf but This MAAuY their
uniform in this disease alone woui :c sufficient
"waft FAM. the Of their invcior, 4
FACTOR OF HIS SPECIES.
20 This rniicine fails ror.r.cases Of
PILES W Uset!
For IN deai"d description nj the Medicine III"
ner or tie ooe o'ion t, complaints aaa.i 20 an the
cures il hls prfrn"d. refer the reader agents
who will give them IA nnhci Gra:
For sale b. JAMES Z. McN,rS. F. J.. ZrMF Camden
also forac all and colit- i'll The Scrh
and West.
Truth is powerful, and, in this instance, has
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s,fnItc E,iulT &C.
administrators Notice,

Tic suhsrrIcr having reserved grant oI Letters
OF administration. de bnuis ho::. ot ali and singular
lhc eomis and ci;a:cI<, rights and credits that ere
Of Mrs. Margare; l'athis, decreased. hereby given
nnr;cc 20 all persons having demands aga r$t the
said cs:. To- 20 hard them III properly arc<icl, and
,osc indebted arc required 10 m'kc immediate
payment. j. ~. HEIDHiti,
Jar is. Admir- de Bonls Non.
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DR.. g. Il. TTEER'S
FEVER AND :..G-- Pills.

FEVER AND EG-E S-.G.S.
II there ever rne'iicIHe that ncrilei the
public praise Tor the great good 1t has done IN
ring Chls anl Fever, 1t certainly must be DR. "
ler's Ague Pills, as they cure tue patient IN II
hours. They do not operate rs a pnrrttv", bu'
as a tonic, and proluce unpleasant Sv,np'" uS.
AMI curs perm ,ncnt!y, they fail, IT used A.
directed-the trial of sIagle nnx viii prove tnn
above sta,emontS, therefore, il y"u w"ui >e"ur"
your helrh, procure box ot the genuine Tyicrs
Agae Pills.
For sale br J. R. McKArv and F. l. Zru7. in
Canlen, and on enquiry VIII be :nLnd at mos 0:
the t,,SnS and cnin;rv stores.
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Soda Water.

Tie subscriber has his SODA FOUNT in com.
p!ee oPcrat'@. lIaying procured from the ncrth,
al entire new apparatus for the manufacture of
:, ia Wafer, and having also made arrangements
to receive regular supplies OF lee ne feels satis.
tci ,,a: ail who pa'ronize he Ftun! will receive
draugh Of soda wafer Of unquestionablc GOODNESS
and purity. T. l.. ZEMP u
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Notice.

hereby forward all persons from trading for n
No;r ei Bard gwen hy the subscriber, endorsed
by Il 7. Siosn) ard payable 10 John G. Johnson,
oi Alccki"nhurg county, y, g., for the sum of IS
dollars ard da'"d :le 2lst day Of December. 1917
As The above note was given for unsound prorert.
an determined nc. to pay it unless compelcdby
law. NM NlLSON.
June II % st
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Jan. 3
TIs gi % a 81, IT.

jus, received tine assortment Of cmri.mare
ard famcy Sitting amd Rocking Chairs. cane and
wood seals; ;ngeiner with a fire assortment Of
Fur.iturr, s:r !! as SOFAS Beck Cases, WardrohrS
BrGs!ead:, fancy and plain Dressing Bureaus, &c.
For s!!o cheap :or cash "r good paper.
jan . J. +. SUTHERLAND.
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Ordinary's Notice.

- Whereas no application has been made for cd.
miastraton on the effects of John Bales, decd.
have taken them IN hand as admir- de bonis non.-
All persons having demands against said estate
wlpresent them duly attested, and those indebt-
cd 10 the same will make immediate payment.
J. r. JOY, q, X. D.
IuncT. % If
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'Nsas3 WORLDS tLLATICS!
By Dr.. Upham'S Vegetable Eleciaary

The great sensation which crcacd among the NcG
cal Faci and thnpchnut the civilized world. by the
nounornc,t G: Dr. u?han Elac;uary. 10. he OF Piles
"a disease that resisted all former medical ,rcaimcnt has
scrcl DOWN into thorough confidence that it is positive
and SPEEDY cure in all cases Of Plies. either Bleeding
Blind Ex erra Internal also. ior al diseases Of the Sio
:nach A.! Bowels such ~
SEVERE AM H,RsTuAL CosrivEHEss. DYsrETsIA. L:r-
En- CoxrLAIyr ISrLA::wirI"I THE SPLEEN. kIrHEYs.
BLADrER RowELs AyD SrI%r: U!cERATioH CT THE !H-
TEsrIHEs: Flow oe 81 oon TO TIE HEAD. &c: AHD
For TIE RELIEF OF MARRIED WOMEN.
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JEW DAVID'S UR HEBREW PLASTER
WHERE THIS PLASTER Is APPLIED PAIN CANNOT
EXIST.

A ocn,I,r,r ir ,br s,,,h o Eurc,o and Palestine in
,s, mid ~ i;n loc- ;Inc in favor Of Jew
.yd.s ,osfrr ,r; f IL. las lie cun.,rcL) miraculous
crrr. i, had prrrnrJ Thai he was Induce! to try il on
III. OWN prrsfI, for = L-r f. cun H.. removal nj which
Lad been the chief Object CT his Journey but which had
rcs> ed the genial irIcncc Of ai ba!my anh delicious
r;ur.
H. ,ccrl;ur,v orr,;oi ,ascr m IN. rirt sidr IF his
cbrS where lie pain as seated another between the
hrrlIc-s anil nrc over tie. rn,n Of tn" liver In the
r H. sn, i,.,,I !; br,..I I;,nr,y;or orI ~ = fr,r
vel. s c,h I: hjI saiIorrrss mi h,q skin disac
,r H.; 49,. r.n,r,.l ouh js ~, :,l ,.ro,n, n.r.
!I !'"',,.. " f. f.l " ~ -
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h;,li,.:,ry'S sa:,cc.

Whereas no appraitn, has bc" made '"- Al
min ni.:-a;ru upnr ttr. good. ami rit.'C's 81 K. J."
" Wrtsnn lrr'd., h,vc taken Do~scss."n OF them Il
n"rohc, aHI h"rrhv gjvr Uu'rn /" al parsons m
d-'rini ~ ~.ii E..a.". ~ ro'nn 'lt iuaT" 'w'ed-
,;c r1ven"r,, aad t0':-" Ia, - ""rand$ a:"In>t
the sane, ic )-oscn, ri,,,l io IL" dol. a"St"I,
j. r. 10Y, .. i. >.
Con'lcc, Nav 2G. lS!S - II
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Hair Brushes, &c.

fine variety of superior HAIR Brushes, Tooth
Brushes. Nail Brushes, Feather Busters, Cloth
Brushes, Flesh Brushes, Shoe Brushes, and all
SORTS Of Brushes. For sale by
may II. I. l.. ZEMP.
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Hides " al2.II.
g;NRV.sEl.


The suhscrihcr would inform the public that he
has c,uovcd 10 the store formerly occupied by Mr.,
William .'cI.,i>on, secnnd door a!nye II. l.cvy's.
where he Wi! Keep on hand good supply Of GRO
CERES. HARDWARE, CKDCNERi. SC. to
winch be invites the attention OF purchasers, as
they sill ha sold very low.
J. CNARi.E;WORTII.
March s. 10 #
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DRY GO0ISIN CHARLESTON.

Tho .nh<'rihHr :v"ni n"iic tic a:"a;iaa Of Planter
and ipi: families visiting Charleston Il" his Stock Of rich
fHHCy TatG HiGpir E|Y EOcds.
Having made additions Il lis uuu:n past SEASON, hc
is able nF.r grratrr rnjwc"r"'tS HAN before. 10
his rcn> .nI customers. and confidently Invites attention
10 IT, stock 4. 'c
Most Extensive in The NOulhPTn Country.
!; is Intended riubc."c almost every article the DE-
inriS line. Our front Sales k,,m viii contain COM
p'rC ;:-surrrnrni ct
Ladies' EicSaa; Dress Goods,
SINS. it&liNS, bAKE.ES. CA>HNERES,
n0MnAXiTl:S. ALrACCA>. SnAWLS. VIS>ETrS.
G!.NrLH.HEN'S GOODS, LINENS, LINEN FAB
LiES. HOSIERY. &c. &c
IL or D"r,os:ic Rooms WI be tra.l vs-y full as
sp,:l.}.:.. # i..'r",:ic .'nh.i"'.
Tc,rn Good. .;aMkci", G-rahurcs, &c.
Dur f3"r;,il"s lu oirI>:ir GrL. >uc,. hii we
all. To '7 'i': ~ c,;acly I"'v irrrs. and such as
r. ". BANCROFT. 253 King.,
Cha,l'.sinr. f"I 1918. #
y n.-!a c"5 ;rin'"sal" R'o-n:. oi,r merchants
who buv ~ i market ct ;e most desirable stocks n
"c 10 b ,.'a N TIE cIry AT! a, prcrs that will aston
il, 'iI"r" a'"l.rI- n 'Clar"si"u inrC ;imr p!rrs.
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S,Gn,,seitscG.

SW5IEIktIVtONs =
To the Jail Of kersEraw District, a mula,io
man. who says his name is William Dnlson, that
he IS free man, and lives in Orangcburg District,
near Rranchnilie. He is very bright, has no scars
or marks visible; he is about feet Sor Q inches
high The owner is requested TO come forward
comply ith the law and lake him away.
D. " L bison. Jail,r
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Light! iiSht!.



ttowaHd's Tcn!c MIXTURE, Tuwnsend's Sarsaparil-
Ia, E"upIahd's celebrated remedy for Fever and
,-ce and o'hnr tlious affections Peters, Spen-
Gers and F}rardch's Pills; Sciiap's Headache
Pills. Alofat's Lie Pills ard Phoenix Bnters;
Dead Shut for worms ir TIE humnn body: Murray's
Einid M#gre$ia Roman Eye Galsam; Fahcstock's
N"rmiIrac, Ayers Cherry Pecto-al; Wright's Ind.
Veg. Pills, &c. &c, with all the popular family
medicines, just received and fer sale at .r..s-
CLEVELAND'S.
June :. % #,
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NEiLTH! zEEAIEks!
THDNSDN'S
COMPOUND SYRUP Of TAR & WOOD NtPTHA
The only CERTAIN REMEDY for Mc Cure gt

The only CERTAIN REMEDY for Mc Curcgt
SoEa-..2----oE.
Asllnr. B-,eelis SpMi'g If D9,L Pan n ~ ST. IN!
Brs,p sore r-on III l-a.qcss P.',atoq of re Iq.l
Wt.noiag Cotgi. Cco40. H,oet N.roo4s Ic>
Monrs. Li0sr S,ais.t'h. Di'eLsai hrlreys. dr2
Affections generally 2j iir FtrDA, BrcHSt,
3ll Lrtgs,
or all the diseases incl"nt climate thee i, n,7e
so ulivcrril, ani the 'nc n>iiiuS gnl i'a
Conr 1on IL! this cniu:-y ,Sa.ci,v Purn r,ary Con-
resr sweeps the ita Destroying hns"l. h:Iu!
low .giih relentless aal. The l f,irct pi Ir
race. Hih"rto all p't 20 arrest This 'rra di"> have
proved vain, Al al that Se"- F!thi "lr p've- "tS
al best tn. asv,tiol Of suffering errng somewhat
sn2D;her, the certain p.'g-css tn the tomb
The Proprietor, ariny this 2r-oa-itin II N" n!bc.
would embrace opportunity shat grounds
it pats forth IT. neg and the REASON mon %,c 1t fn'!t
Its superior claims the attention Hf tl' afflicted. that All
WIN reIiiT" ia -"ac iT ",T'ieD'r - "ri'
i've powers SiGc. ItS fest Nr,t.,:1 he la nal the
pleasure OF virn"si'r - ino: rr>: in
ces III h" %ls i".r nrTei of: trG tie .I'rC
I'll he hal h-cmn' 'hnrr MY convuce! Of It's e"a"". la!
v,ng s!cn "'rrc.rpr, nc r'" crst "ny .''r ~ en-
edy xih:pl, p.rle ia the cl-."' 'ULI AIRY con
SUHPflD = lr! its Ei'!!r"i diseases.
Let the tUl!yvIag speak Hr itself
have used rhnEs,ns CnnDpnal Syrun of Tar mi
Wnp1 NaoIl. for time in n,g a-acfii~ aul ,,v..
fDual the efi.lH' r'ne t. v-r s T., Crr,nup.
tive cases cIrnIc cit.trr tvG., ,"i"3 ,~, ;r.',h.r
with w",tass ~ t. plnpIr3 %. sir~ rvt-,cl III r.,-
pi ity with which it il tray - H. favor whore !vs-
pnef or oppression ev>t> wh,r is n III. .;.y ,...l
b. IL. In Putin mar Erm''l uarH Ci7 rD with
eo1flsace. being apDirahc 20 every Irn "f lt >,Sr
ard c,nsidsr m'icine well worthy ih"
Physicians and exempt from ec n9nia'a nj r.o-",,c''
VI. CHAMBERS, N. d.
Philadelphia Oct. II. 1916
The above rncdcin" prepared only by An~uY :! Dick.
SON. v H. # Fifth aae Sp-rce >irc"t rml'el
phl. Sold in Camieo by Z L. hEH", Sol" hg"nt, and
by respectable Drl ,gists generally.
January - st
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EHeigi..nN!

A lot Of Toys Negro Dancers, Coffee Grinders
and Sawvers. For sale by
may IL. + L. IENP.
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E.nnp Oil.

sunorio. a-r, 'e B'arheI Spcrm Oh, a. IN"
,.w prize "t ONE DOLLAR per gallon:
Far Srle BY r l.. ZENr.
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u. ". E.ESf Z

VIII coH'nuc ~ set a" AGENT for bath the Banks
~ :haS Hii@n, aud attend - aay commission bHa
eS$ that Iu%r he entrusted % hm.
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e. w. EfONNEY
VIII continue to act as Agent for persons trana-
acfirg business in either of tile Banks in Camden
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TIL" snlnrrIb.r r.r: f,r a.. h> lluu.e ii "' ilna!c
near the H-'Io 'i~' rlrri CamlrG. For tnriiIe. par
Feb - ". !. FRANCIS.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

his late udisp1sllfn resumed the duIrs o his sitio
tbs morning
Nj Grerin Chairman Il the Committee IN the Posi-
OFF . sni Posi- X ads. made rrpu acarn, sped b,
bull poo,ling TT tclnrlin IN. md unifrm rsfe oi,
Psiage thr.sgpat The mon. The bta TTnvides that
l-lers weighing half si,ll rag crnl- all dts
fautrs. s.. Itr hill read twice aud referred Il,
the Committee Il the whole.
Several olher bills reported aud similarly re-
ferreJ
Ga mu'inn the House resolved islf nio committee
4 tho whole, and rOk up the private cairndM-Alier
rsss'rs several private bills. Tho cuiorltiee rose.
On r,d1 n the House touk up tho Scnatt's resolution
relative tuihe transportation ,fhe Souihcm mail the
PpitIsc Ste, 1Anals, and Rich 1ond AMI Frcderieks
bb,rl Railroad
Mr.. Gosga sdrocatcd tie sloplioo u tie ns,lo-
iion
On moian the resolution laid over and the IIo se
AL .urppI
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occasioard at Qa.rrsra hy the refusal ri Ilrrf.rs
sr ep the Prs drars. aud 1t vas .srded ms
suspicious r,rsl g. i.e country.
All the Mexican rrs inets hmm hr had in c'phne-
mrei in that hsve hr-n released nv zen. Bat
isr. The paisrs S--ajgai Vt their thanks ia him
lais cemency espf'siiy Ia regati To the 81 Patrick
-Tfspnsfs. Ia tesd ii whom the beraiy Of MrXcss,
invoked.
Sis ts-Saud II oar ,roops cvacn,,ed Mexico ihr 81
INST aad much larger number bad previously left
Ssirs Ut auaTc5nssi.r's stores. HORSES -.le. &c
Commenced IN Niesco the 81 inst, account VI
GtvrTnn.,at
Tie .Nnaior Of the 81 inst c,pres, ANNOYANCE that
,hr L. :. FIG should bc KEEP. n,ing the National
Palace. that pea-, is decl,f-d.
S-nm Rst and Srn. Anava have resigned their llscc
in the Mexcaa Or bne The former had the Safe, the
latter the Wse, Department.
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w. nrrsime IN ~ will lsIbl he co7rec.nes uf Tia
tcpri Halc hy the lion. bri, lhough te, and his
friend, wil brr1a llrt uya clnliilin when he s'ys
hat he sHoULr HAZE yoTED ron THE PRofostio*
q o. tie priv!sl.) II CONE UP' the previous Ses
sun Gea Cass. therefrr. by his confession, was
il fyar + the ~ lint pr,visp. during the session Of
iSiJ-7l6, and WOULD HAVE VOTED FOR IT. We
hope II bear inef' denial, Of thIsfi"t. Tint h. isat
the present. moment, helnyct hy al his N'rhern and
Ne>ria orn, Ia d a, supp f'e m nne can dan.t Who
cas;s Eye up'n ihr jaurna, II that region. They be-
lrvrtn 10 be lis friend, bteau,e he VAS avowrdly
such. W. years sla The South believe, him 10 b.
1t, opaonr'i ou the faith ufhis " h1sn letter. in which
he avaYs CORSET asness Of chang going On in h.
rI.ud.
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MORE SERNILEI NSI KRECTION.

The sehnoncr Mary ClinId from the French We,
ada island Of ~. Mar ms. the Cd instant. arrive,
1t Boston Wclacslay. We copy from the jour
n,l.
"A general In'urecon of The slaves anfi ipned
The French residents had considerable troubs, with then
slaves, aal had liberated them a short time previous To-
the sailing Of the schlane. The nleh lloNut their
liberation, general Toy oc,nrta which resulted III the
slaves Jes'r0yi", much pr petty on the farms u trlr
lornef masters. At the time ol their LIBERATION, til,
Owners told the slaves that they would emFioy them \
wages by the year but they dbl not appear sulsi ID M
this. unless The Dutch residents consented 10 hhryat,
their slaves the cunj un the French had done
This III" Dutch had not consented 10 do at the tnc the
Mary Cllliord lcn.
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cited the ami ola Wb,r ,,l,ene, II. made an nc
c,s,.j,n ,,,i, Gan r,vi, tho fI..b,,I NJ which ,s
nt,,,s -, ,L, l WINS s,.,ra am, r,, IN hi; ,,..,-
m,nt If The iers and transfers under his command
Uefrananecel the ANlno pr,ys = mora ,l.,r,c,ior 49,
II. had the caclor II admit Thai the conr,liy,ii,n If
mower in the Executive hroI instead ' its ,.i,n :,
m no lhe many, vas a.,lInal Democratic doctrine
W, know and have often CHARGED upon the parry Tint
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3joltticIl aud Donlr0ttc.
BARNBURNERS' CONVENTION AT UTICA.
NEW YORK
Reported { the New York Head
FIRST DAY

The Convention organizel at - o'clck. no II
by the appointment If Thomas Farringnn. 81 Iips. =,
enpotaty Chairman. aud the secretion ii Gilbrn Dean
al Duchess aud Il. w serashan, Of Nesichrster, a.
Secretaries.
The Names II the dr'egars were tlrn calh.d-Ihere
! a. much applause when TIE name OF John Van Bureu
was called aud responded To-
Among The delegates who rnsn,ndrd /, their name.
| wrio the lin. Pn.l, KIM aud the Hon. Samuel
Yuung.
Delegates from Ohio. Wisconsin. Connecticut aud
Mtssaclu rtIs permitted To take sras aud p,rrl-
pale III the IN snrss oi the Convention.
ia mIlln. the Chairman app 'intrda ,ommiiiee
rnsnR t"o delegates from each Judicial district. 10
PIT 9TH Ia the permanent orslnzllion Of tho Con
Ychuu.
On moliun. 4 committee consisting of Delegate from
each Judicial district was appointed to prepare seats far
tho Conventions
On m,ion tho Convcuii-n hen ajplraed ill iu'tl ok
+ NJ.
,rrERNooN sIoN.
The Convent n assc nhlel Al = NJ as per adj mrn
mint hen the committee prrnanrn ofganiz II
pHtsd, tr President Of the Convention, the II NJ Samuel
Young, Saratoga. which received with ircmend Jus
enlhus' N and applause
Eight Vice Presidents We're a4o cl sen.
The ProsdeL' then prucerdcl t. deliver speech
glowing with great wntrh and aror. He said rh,i h.
WIS proud offering called l,arBburncr aud ped thal
Of party uJ be asha ned In bear the name
lie said that thunder and lightning were ul'rn Tunes
Iatnhururrs. His speech throughout hneI with
immense cheering aud dealtning plaud,s.
Speeches WEN then delivered hy Mes5rs Smith.
Gmseenor. King. Van Buren, and Butter. IN n ms,
mastery mauner, aHd tlll,eJ frequent bursts Of ap
pansr
Mr. Buler thcu preceded t. rcnd hotter address
nd Ia the liqn Marin IN liurel and also his reply
The substance of Mr. Van Iutu, lelleI is the toll.
uNlns effect He announces his determination. sevons
) eApfessa1 in lSll, to retire from political hlc Ia be
a4eia"rtd II decline, nomination. lie reviews tie
proceedings II the BiInre Convention. H. declare,
that all tho Bauaurncts did perlccn, "..i, II
ssmr's them In perscyerc and omahc separate nina
tim. His language Is emphatic, and filled with emo
'"n-yci strong and digah d. lie recommends firm.
nrss. HIS ltlrf throughout il decided and emphatic
and IN favor Il irre territory principles. lie quotes ee
ven acls 81 Congress IN supper, Of his argument, emha
clns the administration, uf W ashngt N, Jen rmn, Mon
TIC. the elder Adams Madison, Jackson aud his own
lie d clNrs tha lac could iur Gen Cass ~ Gen
Iavhr-tha the extension Of slavery is moral curse
The lclter MAS te,tY,d WITH remarkable entlusi
asm.
The Convention laca adj uracd ill 10 morrow inor
alas, Al vi ek.
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From The Blliimore America.
STILL LATER fRoM THE SOUTH.
Mnicomcry. As. JUNG q

Montgomery, As. June q.
TIE isit Mary Ann Jones arrived at New Ohrsns
The 5ih inst. from Stra Cruz. having sailed the
ID
'fhr San Pa,rieio prisoners and American dcsertrrs
ha,A all hecn ,ardonrJ by Gen. Bacr.
ZEN Herrera has hren elected President of Mexico.
The ship Europe has arrived ri New Ofs,ns from
81 1han,s. with dates from Martinique the ? 18th ull.
Many houses the Island had en- burned by tho In
-urgen nerres, and great number Of lives Lad bee n
sacrifice! d,nng the disturbances.
IN the New q leans Market u the 18th, Cotton was
Motive 5000 bales snld at fair prices Sug.r and Nj
,,c . arr enscild There b,i'e- drmand fr Flour
ssrmyiuus prices Exchanges III ialrifma4d.
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Or Mr. peace has mal- very able report to the san
ate, showing III facts the the controversy be-
'"een the Ri I'm nl Fri ricasrlrt AL Pit, nae Rail
K ad Company snd the Postmaster General. aud recon
~ ndng the restoration of The mail 10 the Rail r,l.-
\ ant Restitution, rrqn sling the Post nas'er neral
take the null Irn the Bay Line AM eal il, f,rner.
", by Tia" Rail Road, was adopted by the Senate, BY
large maj rily. Tne Ipnse had previously rejected
similar res luton, bhi we ean with pleasure t.at there
Is prospect d this int res 'uton passin! that toly-
Il is h'sl ii ne III, question should ba settled The ls
aud Inconvenience. s's'aee er,rj hou, by taa pa l.c
exceeds the annual sum in dispute
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RETURN OF TR )DpS

Several drtachm'nr9o ii The army hive already reached
New orleans along with great many sick and dsa-
bled Great activity prevails in the uariermasl.rs de-
pahnent and fine harvest is again presented to HE ship
he demand lJr vessels urgent and the high
est treghis paid. Il is desirable that The troops should
be tt'n home speedily possible. Ihei' health is
ehianGrrnd If kept the Mexican Coast, and ii is
ahect To get Them to New odrAns, before the fever
,e expected Ia lhi ty all thus render their transit
'azlfdoHS The lransp ratlun Of q 900 men is
~ easy task.
O regiment If younierfsi5 to arrive at Oh Panl'
where it is to be ,ereJ Of service. We DOUBT ~
the several companies composing will be received with
fitting observance II theif respective vicnaseS. Th9u2
deprived, by The fortune Of war; oflhe opportunity .
meeting the fe this rrg nent. by its god order and ak
act ds'pIinr,has acquired the highest reputation Thy
deserve not h. 5, the hand, If the people, tia,
was their nsrlnae not 10 have ,ul,yed opportunity #
acquiring distinction. The regiment may be expected
in about ihiye weeks
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Dednser submitted minority report from iht
Committee on ,.ublic Exp, nditures
Mr. Stn,in spoke an hour in opposition 10 the report.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole
and proceeded 10 the consideration Of the Civil Appo-
pna'kn Bill. Mr.. HIiard spike an the proprl
ely Of granting the appropriations asked for by The BILL
The Committee then rse.
On motion the House proceeded IN act upon the Ma
wi Appropriation Bill and molion To bring down The
appropriations To the peace establishment by striking
out $40, 600. and inserting s., $4,000 wa. put
re vote and agreed u,