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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-06
Davenport, July 9Th. ,B1.

b...,ous DisEAsEs.-The most prevalent disea-
ses OF the Western and Southern countries, and
more especially in the Summer and Fall months,
are Of bilious misunderstanding different types,
~ tiGsus cholie, bilious diarrhGa, Lihous Eerer,
Agse and fever &c.-all arising from an OBJ
ssruction Of the hillary and hepatic ducts, and,
~ consequence, throwing the bile back into
the. MISUNDERSTANDING and concentrating
The blood, dcpriSing the ln,es,nes OF the natural
solvent Of their contcnis--the bile. The result
~ one, or more of the types Of bilious disease.
Experience for .hc last five wears, has proved to
n demonstration, that no medicine ever pres MT
ed to the public, has brcn so successful in cor
recting the secrerons Of bile, restoring the equ-
librium Of the circulation, and the establishment
and preservation Of health as DR.. Brngg's Indian
Queen Sugar-Conscd Vegetable Anti-Bilious and
Tonic Pills Hundreds Of thousands have tried
ftIem with entire success "Go thou and do
likewise"
0y-Sec Dr.. Rragg's Advertisement.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-06

DAVENPORT POST OFFICE.
.drrira! AID Departure Of NALL.
Arrivals. Departures.
NORTHERN.
Tuesday, Thursdays Mondays, Wednesdays
T. Saturday l2 m. & Fridays6 a. M.
ria Rirer Route.
Wednesdays and Sum Mondays and Fridays
daysa 8 pm a2pm
SOUTHERN.
Tues. Thurs. e. Sat. Mon. Wed. & Fri.
ate p. m. J alta. m.
Tussdays, Thursdays Mondays, Wednesdays
L. Sa,urdays st 8 an & Fridays at4 I'm
WESTERN.
npton Route.
Every Saturday II m Every Saturday m
Marion Route
Every 9th. Fri. p m Every 9th. Tues 8 a m
JOHN FORREST, r. NJ.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-06

YE have just received large supply
- Of 100 acre Land Warrants which we
will sell us low for cash as they can be purchns.
ed in this State. We will give written guar.
antcc Of the gcnuincness Of NIL the warrants We
SELL COOK g. SARGENT.
June 18th, l84B
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-06

WYE the undersigned have just receiv-
- ed new Stock Of Pine Lumber Plank,
Jois,, Shingles. La,h., &c. and having Mill in
the pnery We fatter ourselves that We can cell
I'D per cent cheaper than any other Yard in the
State. We intend to keep constantly on hand
large assortment and at all prices. Call and
examine our Lumber before purchasing else
where. Thankful! for tho liberal patronage re-
ce'yed heretofore, VIC hope BY n street attention
10 business TO still receive the custom Of our
friends.
Yard Nor West Corner OF Rock Island and
Second streets, opposite a e Ful,on's Store.
HAMILTON a. CLARK
N. q. Wheat and Pork taken in exchange
for lumber n, market price
Davenport, Nav ith, 1913. 3i-3m
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DIED.

At lie Claire, Scott county, Iowa, on the 30,h
ul,. FLORENCE JANE. daughter Of D. V. and
S. c. DAwLEY, aged months.
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N0TlCE.

The School in District No. s, is ecw sPen and
under tho Saperintendenee Of Mr.. VIZ. T. CANT
BELL. Those wishing to send their children TO
said School, can nov avail themselves Of The
privilege. BY srses Of School Directors Of Dis,
srict No. s.
Dsvenport. July 5th, l84S
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JUST RECEIVED
A NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.
1T' n 1TrE SJDfRy' 2 NJ r. q II \ Mn.


SUMMER GOODS.
| Mt DAVENPORT md C.q.M7tr;IE.
ErRlsOWs q pHs:."EyNAN
YXYotl.D inform their friends and cusI
~ toners tina, they have iast received
from the East and South n larre and well
assorted stock ~ DRY GOODS. Groceries.
Boots. Shoes. Ac,. which they have opened
at their old stand IN Davenport and al Ca
nfnhche IN Clinton county. They invite
their friends To call and examine ii,cir
stock. They will for Cash or Produce In
hand. sell their Goods 10 low ms any other
house IN ~" country Farmers residing in
the vicinity o. Rockingham Il III hr supplied
with Goods n! our Store in that naca ON
the same terms that they can he got in
Davenport. We do not pretend Ia sell
Goods on time ms law. us for CaSi, ur Pro-
dnce in hand but for ready pay, we plcdrc
ourselves TO sell NJ low as any other house
III The country. We receive in pas mcnt
tor Goods all kinds Staple Produce 1T tho
country, aud shall hereafter as heretofore,
endcavor to retain the confidence of our
country friends. Among our stock may
be found good assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
Prints. all priccs, Domestic Jeans, SAITH
nets, Broad Cloths, Bohinc,s. Iaconc,s,
l;dgings, Inscrings, Linens. Ladies' Bon.
ne,s, Ribbons, Ladies' Hose, Blue Drills,
Cable Twist, Gambroons, and all kinds of
Dry Goods called for in this section Of
country.
A large md we'll assorted stork of Boots
and Shoes, Groceries of all kinds, hardware,
lncensw are, Dried Fruit, &c. &c. We
invite our friends To give us call and VIC
will endcavor TO sell them Goods rs low as
those who say they buy for twenty per cent
less and sell fifty per cent less than their
noighbors.
BURROWS L. PRETTYMAN.
Davenport,
Camanchc, Juno s,h, 1918.
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NEW GOODS.

"IIl. subscriber having received his
SPRING 4. SUMMER STOCK, il
prepared TO supply customers with Goods
ut moderate prices. Tho following urc
some OF the articles nc has on hand:--
DRY GOODS.
Cotton Yarns, Calicocs, Shcctin.s. Shirt.
ings, White. Red and Canton FIanncls,
Lnscys. ). 4. and Sleeps Grey Cloths,
Saitinctis, Plain aud Checked Nv. aud
Cotton Jeans. Blue and other DriIlinys.
Gloves, Cravats, Pork. ll'kcrchicis, Spool
and Pat. Threads, Hats, Bonncts, Stock.
ings, Socks, &c. Ne.
HARDWARE.
Door, chest, cupboard. till, trunk and
padIocks spring aud Norfolk la,ches, butt.
strap, parliament. gate and table hinges;
screws, hay aud manure forks, spades and
shovcIs, table, pen aud jack knives; ham
mcrs, hatclIets, coffee mills, chains, hoes,
nngcrs. brace bits. smooth aud jack planes,
rakcs, scyihcs, snaihcs and stones, pocket,
tuck. fine and redding combs; curry combs
md brushes NJ, a.sortmcn III OF bolluw.ware,
ploughs, steel. &c. &c.
GIsOCE1elES.
Loaf and N. q. Sugars, superior tea,
chocolate, coffee, molasses, rice, Goldfish,
salt, vinegar, salcraius, spice, pepper, mus.
tard, nnllnegs, mace, citron. raisins, cur
rants, figs, almonds, cream nuts ,lilberis, To-
bacco IN plugs md papers, Macuba aud
Scotch snuils, Undcrwood's Lemon Syrup,
starch, soap, candles; plates, bowls print.
ed and common teas. pitchers, 81. Ac.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Tinciurcs. Essential Oils. Essences,
SluIninc. Peruvian Bark, Mcrcurials,
Banks, Roofs aud Herbs OF all kinds,
Morlars. Graduated Measures, Walls,
Jars. Bottles and Window Glass; Castor,
Lard. Olive, Sweet, Fish and Lnsced
Oils. Turpeniine, varnish, White, Red and
Blk Leads. With general assortment d,
Oil and Water Coors, Small,
Gold Leaf aud Bronzes; Paint,
White Wash, Sash, Shoe, Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes; Tooth Instruments,
I'rnsscs. hisoan assortment of pure and
genuine Patent Medicines, such as Fahe-
ncstock's Vermiluge, Cough Balsam, Bill
io''s Pills, Carminativc l.ozengcs. (lor
Summer Complaials) Eve Water; Moiiats
Pills and Bl,tcrs; Shermnn's Lozingcs aud
Poor Mans rlasler; McAlistcr's All-IIeal-
ing Ointment, Genuine Wisiar's BnIsam,
Cologne, Soda and Scidliiz Powders,
Nerve a. Bone Iinlmcnt, Opodcldoc &c.
Also. Cordage, Chalk and Garden Lines,
Fish Hooks and Lines, Tar, Pitch,
Rosin, Oaku,n, Nails, Glass, Putty, &c.
ALSO, --Seiiool Books, Blank Books,
Nlemorandums. Cap. Letter and Bank Let
ter Paper, Blk md Blue Inks and Stands,
Quilts, Steel Pens, States and Pencils
which he will barter fur Wheat. Butter.
Lard, Eggs, Beeswax, Flaxsccd. &c.
G.. LESLIE.
Davenport, Juno OH, 1913.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-06

DOR SALE.-1'he excellent, vel
- known farm occupied BY Franklin Easlc,
Esq.-sitnated on the Blue Grass Road six mcl
from Davenport-apply to
March Cd, l848. Cook e. SARGENT.
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NEW GOODS

GEORGE Z. DAvENPoar,s.
UST received a general assortment Of
q New and SeasonabIc
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
HARDWARE, Ql'EEvSWARE
BOOTS a. SHOES. NAILS Il GLASS,
Oils and Paints.
All Of which will be sold very low for
Cash.
May 18th, 1913.
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CLOTHING.

HUST received fine assortment o
Q Fashionable Ready Made Clothing
VIZ: Cents. Fants. Vests. and Shirts, vel
assorted Sc. NJ vary i"w prices u,
DAvE\ PORTS STORE,
Corner Front aud Main Street.
Davenport. Nav 18th, 1913.
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COMM E r. CIAL.
DAvExroRT, Thursday, July 6, l848.

DAvExroRr, 7hursdoy, July 6, l848.
F.or,, Dbl. $50 a, oo Pork heavy, 200
WznAT, win. blu. SO a 55lHAMs, ID. ~ n 5
:, sp. ), 20 a 45ISHouLDERs,,, 4a5
Coax in ear. - l7lSIDEs, >, "A 5
), shell'd ), 90 LARD, ), sac
:, meal >, 25a 3OlBurrER, 4, 8alO
TIAxsEEp, ;, so a 6eAlHoSEy, !, 10
Tin. SEEp, l,O0a!, 25CHEEsK, :, 6ai2
Oars, l5lCHrcKEss, doz. 75ai 90
BARLEY, ;, 90 a 25lEGGs, ;, IA 5
HAY, ton 2,5Oa 3,OOIPorAross, bu. ID 20
woop, cord, $50 8, 90 BEAKs, VIII, 40
Coal, blu. 90 l0lSALr, knn.,, GA %
BREswAx,l Id. 20 >, Lv. >, -
HiDEs, green,sb. % APrLEs, dri. hu. les
- dry, >, 5alPEAcHEs, ;, l,1on ., 90
ST. LOUIS, July LIST, (noon.)
FEorR, S3,624 a 3,75. WHEAT, IS 75c.-
Corn, CSC; inc. sacks. Oars, 2lc. &C. inc.
sacks. PorAroEs, &c SOC. Bacon, hams, &c
shoulders, &c; sides, a3Ac. LARD, No. |, sic.
No. 2, DC.
NEW YORK. July i,t, (noon.)
Flour, Western, S., 30 per Dbl. CoRs, prime
white, 49c; prime yellow, 81 a SIC.
CINCINNA ATT, July lst, (nooa.)
FLorR, S3,6:A 1891. Grain market wi,hou,
change. LARD, &c.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-06

TO PHYSICIANS.
eOUNTRY Physicians are requested to
- call and examine the quality and prices Of
medicines for sale at the New Drug Store.
Tincsures, Syrups, Ointme nis, and every thing
usually manufactured BY tho practical Druggist,
made OF tho very best materials ard strictly &C
cording to the U. s. Pharmacopnis.
\. SANDERS.
Davenport, June Goth, i84B.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-06

THIS MONSTER ESTABLISHMENT
The Largest and CrandeSt In the World.
200! PERSONS AND HoRsEs.
The most Brilliant Musical Festival and Conccr,
Equestrian, CymnaStic and Dramatic Enter.
tainments, Of the Highest Order.
THE fRAPpiSGs AND HOUSINGS OF INCOMPATIBLE
ELEGANCE.
The Costume: and Pacphernalia Of Classic
Designs
% Superb. Spirited, Hell Trained Ring Horses.
81 Carriages Of heoneeiraJle S,nptuousness!
40 Sets Of Harness Of 2ranscendent Splendour!
THE LEvIATHAN
DOUBLE WATER PROOF PavILIAM
Seating 1000 Persons with unparalleled
Comfort.
brilliantly Illuminated BY $50 Po,cerfM Reqeefors
KENDALL'S BRASS BAND.
PICKED Musicians, in Lus,rous
~ Uniforms, Of a celebrity in both Hems-
pheres to which no other band u-pires, led BY
the IMMORTAL EDWARD KENDALL, whose fame as
49, s'AsA - DSoALAAs Has peHetIutcu every
circle to which music has access, at once gives
tone TO the pure and admirable nmusemcnts oil
the Monster Circus, whether in leading the IN.
MENsELy EXTENDED PROCESSION in the Goygeou.
Colossal Music Car, of nwak cning the echoes OF
the streets while Mounted on Is Richly Capari.
soned Steeds, or mc,amorphosing the performance
into o
SOsREE MUSICALE.
Not the least attractive feature in which will be
the never To be forgotten
SOLO UPONIiISM MI GIG SILVER BUGLE
b Hidciy Celebrated Lady and Gentlemen Ar
fisfcs
For the Programme Of the Concert, Synopsis
Of the Performances and Dramatis Persona oil
the advertisements, Ballots, Comedies, Pantomi.
mics, &c. see Pamphlets and Descriptive sheets
Admission to the whole, only % Cents.
This Company will have the honor OF perform
ing in Rock Inland, Thursday, July ooh, and
Davenport, Friday, July 2lst. Doors open at I
and O'Clock Performance will commence a,
% and TO 0 o'clock 2. NJ.
July 9th, i848. 43-3w
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REGULAR
TBI.WEEkLY PACKET.
For Nauroo, ~ Madison, Fontoosmc, Burlington,
Oqusrka, keiihsbnrgh, .Ncw Boston, Bloom
ington. Davenport, and Rock Inland.
~ The light draught and
fast running passenger
steamer KENTUCKY,
J. c. AINSWORTH, Master,
Having been purchased for the above trade. and
thoroughly repaired and refiited. will commence
her regular trips ON Friday the 22d inst; leaving
Monsrosc, every Monday, Wednesday md FRI
day mornings as O'Clock for Rock Island, and
the intermediate landings. Returning, the
Kentucky will arrive At Montrose in time to
meet the keoksk and ST Louis packets, on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Passengers and shippers, may rely upon her
remaining in the trade, during the entire season.
and also on the regularity Of her arrivals and de-
parsuses: and her officers hope, by n strict at
tention to the interest OF shippers, and the COM
fort Of passengers, to merit share Of public
patronage.
Fo, freight or passage apply on hoard.
MA daily line Of four horse Troy coaches,
leave Rock Island every morning At 4 o'clock,
for Chicago, through in thirty hours; passage
$500. June Goth, l848. 4e-ts
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CIGARS.
ID EGALlAS, Cononns.
~ Principles. etc. They puff them.
selves. Call md try them. At tho
NEW DRUG STORE,
Gazettc Buidings.
May 3jth, 1918.
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Remaining IN the Pc
the Is, day Of July 10
out before the Is, day
TO the General Post Oil
| A
| c. G.. Alvord
Ann Barry
Susan Blackman
J. NJ. Bowling
Nathan Burnsides
Philip Baker
Scion w. Barnes
Strong Burnell.
J. w Beebee 2
Polly Brown
A. c. Courtwright
J. p. Cooper2
David Cassidy
John Cornmiskey
Lydia A. Davenport
II. l.. Evans 2
Robt. l.. Eaton
+
Patterson Fisher
Joseph Hewitt
Bonj. HaIcomb
B. A. Hern
Al. Hartman
Edward Hach
Ephraim Hewett
George Harmon
G. w. kirkpatrick
James Logan
Miss Nancy Love
James Law
John r. Love
NJ
David MeoiDwir
When any Of the abo
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848. which ii not taken
Of October, will be sent
ice as dead letters.
John Morton
rhnd. Mills
Mckinistcr G.. Miller
Rob,. McLoskey
WIN. McLaine
Jeremiah Miller
Miss Sarah Neugcn
George Olinger
DR.. VIM. Pren,iss
Mr.. Peck
p. NJ. Pr. Pleasant
John Peichtel
X
Sidney S. Rcd6cld
Lydia Remine
Henry A. Ross
David Sears
A. J. Swaine
George r. Stokes
II. +. Storan
Theodore Schlomon
John Showers
Christopher Sohew
Il
John L. Thompson
Edward Taylor
Edward Todd
w
Margaret Walker
Henry Warmer
Charles WiIkerson
Adam White
John Workman
Saml. Weaver
Mary Wilder
WILDER Wsrsen
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When any OF the above letters are called 70,
please ray they are advertised or they may no,
be looked for. JOHN FORREST, p. NJ.
Davenport, July 6fh, i848. 43-3w
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"yIll: subscriber having received his
SPRING 4. SUMMER STOCK, il
prepared to supply customers with Goods
ut moderate prices. Tho following ure
some OF the articles nc has on hand:--
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining IN the Post Office at Davenport on
the LIST day OF July l848. which ii not taken
out before the LIST day Of October, will be sent
to the General Post Office us dead letters.
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JN Min T. DIV IsINU
Davenport, May 4,h, i8l8.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-19
IRELAND.

Our compilation of foreign news yesterday
was taken from Wilmer and Smiths European
Iimes the only paper received by us. We give
to dar some further extracts. copies from the
NV York Herald, which will he found to con-
tain highly interesting information in relation
to the condition Of Ireland. All will sympa.
thize in the movements now making for the so.
cial, polirical, and religious disenthralmcnt of
,ha, gallant and long oppressed people. Ire.
land presents TO the civalized world problem
difficult dissolution. With genial climate, a
soil supccp,ible of the highest cultivation, and
population industrious energetic, and presenting
when opportunity has Afforded, the brightest spc.
cimcn of intellect and genius, of excellence in
Iitura,nre, and galIanly in arms, we yet find
the great mass of her people deprived in their
own land of their rights OF social and religious
equality, the advantages ofrdncaiion, and bound
down to the earth with restrictions that belong
to a condition Of the most unqualified political
bondarr. True il is that in our own day there
has been some partial amclioraion OF these
very concessions. sparing!Y and reluctant made
have only served to Indicate the utter injustice
and impo!icy oflhc system under which she has
so long suffered.
The recent Revolution in France, and the
startling changes which have passed over the
face of long established European dynas!ies
have evidently given hope to the people of Ire
land that the day of their redemption from op.
preston and misrulc is at hand; and their dcliv.
crance is certain if they will but heal the dis
scnsion which have so long existed among them.
selves. and united in purpose the most holy and
inspirinr that can enlist the sympalhics and en-
crgics of a peoplc-lhc independence of their
country.
In the selection Of the manner and the time
when for this purpose the people Of ireland
should unite we pretend TO give no opinion.
There, among themselves, are their resources,
and the difficulties they will have to encounter,
best known, and we doubt not the blow will be
struck at the earliest moment that 1t promises
success. Their repeated failures heretofore
have taught them that this success, the union of
all ranks cassrs aud sccts among themselves is
absolutely essential. We believe that this po.
lica fusion is rapidly taking place, aud that the
difference which have hitherto been arllnlIy 70.
mcnled by their OPPRESSION as potent weapons
for their Obstruction, will soon be buried and
forgotten, and one common and patriotic senl.
ment pcrvade the nation. They have but TO
look over tho face of their active land. and see
it created by Heaven in the hirestforIn, disfgur.
cd and dcsolatcd by the wickedncss Of man.
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They have but to look to the battle fields Of the
world, and they will find there the mou!dering
bu, still eloquent testimonials ofthe valor and
chivalry her sons They have but to look at
themselves, and see nearly three millions of
brave and courageous spirits, possessed of a
determination and constancy superior to any
physical restraint that can be imposed. That
an effort will he made, and gallant and dcsper-
ate effort, for their independence, we cannot
doubt. That it may he s,cccs FL, and that Ire
land, so long down lrodden and oppressed, may
shake off her tyrants and take her place among
the nations of the earth, "5rea', glorious and
free" will be the ardent prayer of millions in
this hemisphere who sympathze deeply with
her sunerings and wrongs.
Charleston Mercury.
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Santa Anna Gone.

We received slip this morning from the NeA
o leans De!a Office, giving us the following intel
ligcace:-
By an arrival this morning from Vera Cruz,
we learn that General Santa Anna arrived at
Antigua on the lst inst, under escort of Ti!sh.
mans Artillery from Jaapa, and was offered a
steamer by Gov Wilson TO carry him ont of
the country, hut cn,irlrous!y declined. lie was
finally received aboard Of Spanish brig, and.
when our informant lri:, was about TO set sal,
for Jamaica. with his family and small escort.
There is nothing new in Mexico. Gen.
Scott was hourly expected at Vera CruH. he
Court of Inqry has, i, is said adjourned 10 the
United States,
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Correspondence of the Evening News.
WASHINGTON, April

WASHINGTON, April IL, l54a.
Gen. Scoh-the beauties of the Free Negro
systematic South rindicated, etc.
Within the past week we have heard ma.
nv hard things said agains, The administration,
for It's treatment towards Gen. Scott. The
rnurnurs Of disapprobation are not confined to
persons of either party exclusively, but to both.
They do no, pause to inquire into details. but
notice only the prominent facts Of the greatest
general of the aye, bearing down and sweeping
all before him, from Vera Cruz TO the Capital,
and then appearing before the Court of Inquiry,
like a criminal at the bar! 1t is somewhat sin.
eular. though the Administration by many is
r made to appear at fault that but one member
of Congress has openly, and in his place
lMr. Clingharn.) spoken in his defence! If the
Whig Natio al Convention we're over. we
m;oht discover a dozen Scott champions, at
least. But there may be policy, in silence in
This particular. Political capital might accrue
70 him. and as the Wings in Kentucky, elect
ed Mai or Gaines while he was prisoner $"
nigh, a spirit be encouraged TO present the
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-19
Fatal accident.

We regret to learn that OH last Saturday Mr.
J. W ATS was shot by accident. lie was ou; tur-
key huntlng with ZACH. GuPurLL, in passing
through thcket Mr.. WATTS being few steps
in ADVANCE the lock OF MIR GUPHrLLs gun was
caught by hush, and in falling discharged the
piece, Iod ring the entire contents in the body of
his FRIEND who ed ina few ors The verdict
OF the coroneIs jury was in accordance with the
above circumstances.
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Bible Meetings

We learn from the Southern Tristan Adr j.
CATE that the Rev. II A.. e. WALKER. Billie
agent for this State, will hold Bible meeting at
this place on next Sabbath, and al Bethany on the
2StIl.
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THE MDEN JOURNAL
Wednesday Morning, April 10, 1913.
WILLIAM +. JOHNSTON, EDITOR.
Our Market.

Cotton has been very depressed the past week.
and very little coming in Prices have receded.
We quote to sc. A choice article would bring
&c. Corn brings t to roc. Bacon TO Sc.
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o. 1t will be seen that Cen SCoTT is expecte
to return 10 the United States shortly.
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Military Election.

SAMUEL J. YoUSG, Esq, was OF Saturday last
alec:ed Captain Beat No. =, 22l Regimen. S. G. NJ.
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Ink.

Mr.. A. YouSG, presented US last TX with
bottle of lIarrison's Japan Ink, which is quite
good article.
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u The Democratic candidate for Mayor of the
city of New York, Mr. HAvERNEYER, has been
elected.
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FRANCE.
LONDON. March 13. (evc.

IUNDUN, NIHTCH 10, TrVc.J
The u:nrss letters from Paris this afternoon
are of disastrous character, the suspension OF
the important banking firm of La6tte, Bount &
Co., being announced, together with those OF
NJ. Charles Pagn"y and NJ. Philip Fourchon.-
The expectations regarding the attempt TO ef
feet the resumption Of the bank Of Goudn &
Co appear also to be Ear from sanguine.
PARIS, March IL.
The Monileur contains long report made
by NJ. Garnier Pages, the Minister, Of
Finance, to the Government relative TO the fin.