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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-26

tDVERfISRMENYS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

.1nswers 4drerfisements sent by mail must Be post
paid, they viA not Be taken from the Post Office.
ADJUSTMENTS.
BROADWAY THEATRE-GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
- and frsrd rneh Ballet enthusiastically Evening.
Avg ~, sf will be performed, Bellins grand OF
EORMA--korms. Sfporipa Fortunate Tedesco; AdSlga,
Signora Vita Gsrant Polione Snor A. Arnod Oroveeo,
snor Novell; Clohlie Sgnora Az ogadro Flavio snor
Pieponc To conclude with the frat act OF the ballet Of
GIstLLE-Prinee Albert, Mr. Durand; Wired Mr. Wright
parion Mr. Soiory Gises Mile Bangy Bertha. MISE Carr
Doors open to begin .. half past Dress circle
end payqpst, ST. Family and third circles, ~ cts; GALLERY
20 cts. Private boxes may be obtained
RURTON's THEATKE.-w 4. BURTON. PROPRIETOR,
- J. Brougbnm, Stage Managsr.-Monday Evening
Aug ~ i'll be ed Sheridan, comedy Of THE RIVAL LIS
Sir Anthony Absolute Mr. C. Bass; Capt. Absolute Mr.
Eesfe Mr.. Farmland Mr. Lynne; Sir Luoius Trigger Mr.
Hrorgf Bob Acres Mr. Burton; Lydia Languh. Miss A
Taylor; Julia Mrs Knights Mrs. Mslaprop Ms Dyot Lucy
Mrs Droughsm, Miss Naivina will dance the Craeoyenne
10 conclude with the farce OF the WIDOWS NICrIM-Jer
enish Clip, Mr. Wrght The Hon Peter pcdge Mr. T. John
t nj Mrs Rattltor, Mrs DIough Boxes Dress Circle
and Pareust 20 csntG Family Circle. 2 cents
CHINEsE ASSEMBLY ROOMS. NO. $50 BRoADwAY.-
~ HERR ALEXANDER the most &c ebrsted German Nag
the creation Of the world III ngh 10 change
81 crerforr thoes, comprsIg Tu MAGiCIANs DREAMS;
thu Monday night ~ 1s49 and every night during tho
weeh Doors az o'clock performances comms neng
seeotk Further particulars in the Prices
Of admsion-Tiokes "a cents children, lzk cents. Be-
tween the first and second Dreams intermson VI wsny
minutes.
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Cur Philadelphia Correspondents.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is, lS49


SuieiJe-Accidcnis- President of the Pennsylvania
Raiiyoad-Fre-Stoe Sales, &c., &c.
An awlnl case Of suicide occurred last night in
Southwark. John Morris Taylor. a butcher, about
twenty five years OF age, put large horse pistol
into his mouth and blew out his brains There
was no apparent cause for the rash act. He leaves
a young wife and child.
Hugh Brady, aged thirteen, fell from the roof of
house in Spring garden, which his kite had
lodged, last evening, causing his death in few
minutes.
A gentlemen having occasion to 60 to bank in a
hurry, about three o'clock, yesterday, to pay note
that he had forgotten, was charged by the cabnan
double the legal fare. This morning, however,
he turned the tables upon the Jehu by insti.uting
sui before the mayor, which ended Ia his lOeing
exactly six dollars by the operation.
Alexander Hamilton, the driver Of an omnibus,
was committed TO prison last evening tor having
caused The death OF young boy, the son Of VIII
liam Allen, but he was this morning discharged,
the occurrence having been proved To be entirely
accidental. r1.
Samuel v. Merrick, Esq., has resigned the pre-
sidency Of the Penasy lvania Railroad, and Vim.
T.. PatttIron, Esq. has been elected to ill the va
caDcy. The new President is brother Of General
Pate rson.
The eoap mandatory Of Messrs. Berling, Cam
den, n. j., was entirely destroyed by FIRE last
night, having been set on hire. They lose about
81, coo not covered by insurance. Mr.. Elias kaighn,
the owner Of the building. loses $500.
The .aies Of stocks Al the frst board were:- $4,000
Penn Sc s.; 70 40 s7tE 4ooo CHM os VI, 90; shs.
Mtchanies' Bank, u; Tenn. Do ,lceX .ajier Ssi,s
leo Penn 81 SIS 500 d. SD; 1900 Sch Nav: o.,
US G',, ~. iIIh; 1000 repn So s7gs 1000 do o,,
IVY; 20 Mechanics Eaok. 2s.i 500 Y: S. BANK, az
K,scirg nm 6's 5;J.; 100 Sch Nav o's 'os 4e.; 800
Reading ER IL. loo L s. bank, az.
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AMUsEMENTs.


NIBIos GARDkN-hoNDAY EVENING. AUG. H.
TIE entertainments will with grand Over
tnrs By the erchsstrs After eh, elegant achievements
the Tght X pc executed hv the kave Family and Leon
Jaye To be succeeded by the tomime MILL
MRS or the Hungarian Render vous5imon Francois r.
veil Vsrrieh NJ Lehman Mss Julia varnish, Nine Jerome
Rsvel Inermio OF half an hour To conclude with tie
pa ntoniue called the SOLDIER FOR LOvE-JobarI
Francois kaveI General Javsi; Jan,tta Nile A. Lehman
Admission 90 cents Doors NJ o'clock, to
ats precisely. 4"
CASTLE GARDEN.-TnE SUMNER fETEs BEING
~ sill successful will be continued every
during the 18th Week with entirely new attractions On
this and evening during the summer tSnndays
ceptd will be Grand Vocal and Instrumental PRO-
MENhEE CONCERT, to DO followed by . BAL D'ETE or
Summer Rail Also Herr Cline is engaged, wall
the Tl0H ROPE To which will be added songs Trios
&C. small but efficient Orchestra 10 also engaged for tue
in.trgments psriornanoss Who viii play sees1sn Of
illuminated. Door, open alto Tickets. rs cents each
VAuXHALL GARDEN-CgAED ASCANsION.-THE
Celebrated Balloorist Victor Variable, from New De-
leans has ue bebor If announcing The public that he
viii give Extraordinary Exhibition with ks Balloon go
Ing into the air suspended by the feet and giving GYM
nattc Exercises such as has been by
other person on Thursday Aug 80 1919 at precisely O'clock
Tickets may be had at tho Garden alt times. Adj
nnsisn 70 cents SUFFICIENT police will TO in attendance to
maintain order.
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Rae I'm the Missouri River.

PHILApELpHIA, Aug. rs, 1849.
Accounts from Missouri state that the river is rising
rapidly, the weather very warm, with much Sickness
bat few deaths.
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The Progress or the Cholera.
IN THIS CITY.
MAvoR'S OrrfCr.


aiAvoa's OFFICE, !
NEw YoRR August 25-12M 4
The Sanitary Committee of this city report 10 deaths
Of chseIs having occurred durug the last "a heurs
PuRnrIro ron THE CHoLERA-Ths inmates of the
elected by order Of the City Inspector the filth and
vermn Of every KIDD found there horrible In the
extreme No wonder when it was inhabited by thir-
teen families, and some Of these had boarders too IL
Ia stated. that among those people not Of
the best character Some tunaie creatures
lay In the for two nights in this vain expecta
ton of getting into tho house again the landlord
told them they would He also told them they would
not be TUNED out In both cases he told them what
proved the revere Of the fact lie applied TO the
City Inspector 10 allow the tenants to again hut
DR. W bite would consent tn such thing On the
trary, he ordered the house be nailed up yesterday
after having it thoroughly cleaned out by darkest
and large quantity of lie Doyers disinfs citing fluid
scattt about Four died of cholera In this house
the Of No 1921 to No 1876 Greenwich street there
houses in which thirteen died Of cholera the
inmates having been noticed to clean out every apart
ment paid attention to the order till they what
betel the tenants Of No. 1856 Liberty street and then
they commenced scrubbing and securing till the whole
place was purified Example is better than precept.
IN BROOKLYN.
BoARp Health, August %. 184o
There have been reported this Office since yester
day. deaths from epidemic cholera, viz:-Nicholss
hcGrath, Bakes buildings; Ann Mcclure, Warren
street: Nancy Lake Franklin avenue; Michael Conliu
Squire's buildings Jane Lyons SQures buildings;
Lscosts East Brooklyn; Ann T.. SQuires, Myrtle ave
nue.; Peter NANNY, Adams street.
CHAs. 8. J. GOODRICH,
Physician Of the Board
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DARNUys AMERICAN MUSEuA.-splcndid perfor-
~ W the Afternoon 81, aad evening "a oc0ck
The pamnsh Crocodile Just arrived from the River Nile
ard which 10 "a feet IN length be at all hours
s;o, ~, amusing fsrees entitled Pcrectan aud The omn!-
tus will Re enacted at each Also axel
Jerry Menyfea Mics Barton. Miss sshhope Mr. Higgins,
comic dancer Mr.. Clarke pni Others The living Anaconda
Rstspshe Wan Scripture StstuAry and half
m.n Of other enIosiliss, with aud costly Paintings
be at all hours Of the day and evening" Al nisn
q, 10 Whole rs nertn cirtrrr urter ZEN ls osnts
(BINEsE EusEIN.--TBE ONLY ONE IN THE UNI
~ 10 Riahs $50 Broadssy oxhib,,ng tho Manner Gus
tome Es'iHons Arte and kcepces Of our hundred millions
~ Chinofe Open fr.m A. ~, til 10 r. M. Adttaaos
20 eeLts; children under IL, half price.
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Isaa

The following table wall compare the general NOR
tally for the last six weeks and the corresponding
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MEDICAL.


DutUNsTrsN, COUGHS COLDS TArPriOSs ON
IN sin Persons sTictct With either 81 The above
Complaints sb,a Immediate r.irf spd cersan
~ J. Ca rolls Msdics'od vspor and sulphur Bsth - Bar
clay street ssiabhsd ls5 and ~ hrst
p)'iears shose e,rs can be seen at the esatlshnent
7 TrcBEsi LEEcurs,i-nccoLAsoEA AND HsALYHy
IL svecish Lee h Just arrived and for sale ia qnas
ties 10 suit rurttssers. by j. y. CItu,
Importer Of I~eche~, No. jobs -.
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Unitarian Church Burnt Down.
WORCESTER, Aug. rs, 1S49.
A Unitarian church burnt down in this town
last night. Less estimated at $4,000.
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nR CUoPyR. "a DUANE s1RxET. HAS, FOR RAJ
~ last FOURTEEN confined his practice 10 tbs trsss
Of uria other discasss Of delicate assnr
He the most Of this dsss-s sd
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WANTS.


WANTED-A GERMAN PROFESSOR IN GARDEN
sssls e.n.snsnt place in some saeshmen. q he hind
for laying GU. new gardens after the English or Frsass
TO 3D. na sRp''''n
WANTED-A CLERK, EXPERIENCED IN Ac-
Nv counts ard willing 70 make himself u'sfal in business
nent Ths applicant y sagred to write good and sxpst
and aS S %dSr.. soH s f. oss en'IA''''
WANTEp.-A SITUATION AS BOoK-KEEPER, AS
o distant or ' By 20 ass hs 20 ySar.
~ ard best city reference Address c. box
the Office Of this paper
WANTED-A WOMAN TO DO The COOKING AND
understand their euress perfectly and can bring good
a ApRy s 81 East four
INFoRhATIoN, WANTED or GEO. r. ELLIS, OF
A,%sy near es ss hire EnssnS whG
1n the .sms resided in Of Ohio
% ssSsa sn a.
~ few H.s u care q !.;sph S1HsTray E,2
one north.
A oESTLEEAN AND LADY. OR A FEW SINGLE
"A b recommended win s3ard in s,ntse psi;
Leonard strett. between Broadway and Elm street
A SITUATION AS BOoK-KEEPER. IN A FIRST
:sss Hotel wanted sy yoSns man hose engae%sns
,ss M offered q, Please address
SALES BY AUCTION.
NHw YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
lAuction sales Of Horses Carriages Harness. re- every
JOIN si1'r
MIsCELLANEOus.
DRoP saoT. NUsKET RIFLE AND PisroI BALLS.
.as si.. BY Leo r''
z6l and 2o3 Water street, ny
ITO SEWER CONTRACTORS AND OrHERs.-THE ADJ
can lay dow Il, hundred feet Of sewerage in one day Xs-
s,. ssSs :'r.ss; %
ss. tins p'' can
ID oss DErERGENr-A NEW ARTICLE ron CLEAN
R ing .n: mush s. oa S s
.s,' s sT 'r 500 J5is
DRINTs BY TIE PoUND-J A. DUFFY co.
that they beautiful English dhn aad
s asS v,n s 'sS DG1s s s. to Ss
The pound Thee goOds veil worthy Of the attention Of
DffY co. s% nu%S So Grand e: corner Of
Columbia.
A ,CARp1snIFr STORE. 40. coz pRoADwAY-
"A MRS. CLEVELAND tenders her most gcers thanks to
her I1msron, friends and the public ssnsray for the ysry
her %" a the Above and bs
leave them that The same and attention which
dpensabe part Of rsntlsDsns wardrobe will be con-
II slrs plain ano anss So.ons esiiars crarS OF ali
ssssrir;n Dressing Gowns Of every quality prassra
tnoeIsIlrts. &c. &e. &c
ERINcIs AND FANCY cooDs-KouLsAAr BRO
h,Is' . Jeh, 'rs, have resr,sd oy resent arrivals
ns asr &c. fn wo Pure . ros
Silk, Chenille. &c.. &c.
QRApYs NATIONAL COLLECTION OF DAGUER-
ID ii 10 coco' lon fac hkene
Pieesnts Pok and Taylor and ter eAtnsts aud other
uirtnt Strangers and zens respectfully iavitsi
TO call atd esfmie them at hrs gallery Noe. n and "a
Bitadvay, corner 81 fu ton street.
CbFAT BARGAINS IN DAMAGED DRY GOODS
N Etstf Andrews Co. $40 second street, New York,
viii tcl ee Monday 21Il Instant iarye portion OF their
.ocs ls, das,,d hro a'd water u. sht ofts'
Ntbinstant
noARD, OR A SMALL FURNISHED OR UNrCR-
- nsted house wanted IN the country where the
bhoD aud convenient ststen Island preferred
IRE nily consists Of gestloap, wife, child and servant
Addrss boa C4S New York post ehes stating terms leoa-
Usn, he.
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SPORTING.


ITNioE COURSE, l.. I-rRO1TlNG-PURskO OF $40
~ $50 TO the second best Nile Heats best three Ia ave- 70
all horset--to Tuesday, Sep
unler T. 10 elose Monday Evening August "a, at Ok
ecloes, at the houzs Of Crecse Madden, les Chathai
square. Two OF more 10 start &c make race,
~. u. GREENE, Proprietor.
CENTREviLJE COURSE TROTTING.-TBEFoLtow-
~ lurE.s ned, en 9th OF Sept No =,
parse So nile ioatf utder tie saddle fer horses that
ct,d fer money No p pore s% rifle heats in hsra..,
Ter fort.e y - bcvtr No. y So mile
heats, 2u he horses a
over 60 No purse So mile heats best Sin In harness
sbialsIle,,s .nd eosd sh senires namely Tessr,ph,
TIN rtdty August sab ~ 10 o'clock r. w. at Greene Mad
tens Bos LIS Chatham Three In each purse TO
male ns,c and in each maize
JOEL CONkLIN, Proyristor.
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OqTo wllBIIN eusTAvE PETERS, FROM PRANK
" r.rt vsinc h crehy ucsed 20 inform Meyer
srtt- in New York his resicnce 10 give siviees Of
iius,if g. his raoticr in ftankfort
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In the City and County Of New York. from The 18th day
Men, Iss; Women, III; Boys, l27 Girls lJ7.-Tots7i9
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

Union as it came from our fathers, secures
rq,raliiy omongsl the States. Around That gIo.
ri"li> Union cluster the warmest affections of
our hparls-we would risk all Tor its preserva.
lion. not excepting l. itself. But whenever
an attempt is made by Congress to make an
oii"u< discrimination among the SIalrs 10 de
ny rights to the citizens Of some which arc con.
crd"d TO others ; to degrade some below others
We drnounce such acts as violations of the
Union, involving in their consequences tyranny
and orprr>sion-and calling for prompt, deci-
drd and determined resistance al the very thres
hold.
Having stood upon this high gronnI in the
ale canvass &; having maintained it with signal
ability and having trinmphcd rpou it we are
prepared 10 appreciate fully your noble triumph.
AMI t" extend 20 you with heartfelt! sincerity cur
warmcst congratulations"
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CONSUMPTION.
2S,219,0t)0
2S,l22,UUO

1t will appear cnncluSvrly. wr think. iiom
the foregoing, how lIllr ground there has been
for ;hr cry "l over production. Fifteen YEARS
AFRO, lhe crlp was l,2J4OO0 ha.es, and c
consumption .252 600, or nearly rqna!. In
lSI5 The crop had more than d""h.rd. say -
100 ODO, AMI The consumption will probably
reach ZOO, 900. Does tins look like over pro.
ducilun The production of the entire fifteen
years. il will be seen. is 2S,l22,OOO; and the
consumption .27D.OO0->o nearly equal as
utterly to exclude the idea that over production
has b,cn the cGii>r c! low prices, though the
false cry Of ii, no doubt. has nI;,':s produced that
effect Bu take the s;ln of the i">' four years
ani see what it demonstrates the prodnci,
: S020 OOJ bales, an the con>nIH,'Inn, 9,6OOO,.
O3O, or an excess of c"m>,lmplinn "t I3O.0O0
bales; anl Ills, too. in the face q! short crops
of grain and famine in Europe. c";r'mrrria
rnharraSSmrnts, and the Continent CONFUSED
with revolutions aud disorder.
Al the beginning of the last season, when
prices were ruinnu,ly low, we endravorrd to
show To our readers, what we were thoroughly
convinced Of ourselves. that tie CONSUMPTION "t
cotton was not onl y equal but Oh! running pro.
duc.inn. and that better prices nil> he the III.
rvlahlc result Of such stat" Of affairs and
our predictions have been fully realized. For
the canning >ra>"n the prospects are even NOR"
cheering. That the rate Of c"ti>liInpt"n is
hrynnI any pr"labls product otlhr present sea-
son. is "A fact a>crIiaInrh beyond cavi, and The
planter can command prices tha! will rrmunr.
rate him Tor his Iahors. Even should The crop
reach 2,7OO,00O bales, the presrn, rate "I con-
4 4 ,rl, ~ lint, bpn
il i, evident thai The probabilities are stronger
that il will 30 below 2U1OO0 bales 'hin above
thai poinl, wc may not only rArrct r"n'In"ra
lin. prices. say from . !" l CENTS h"' that 'h'y
will run up /" >p"cnlnIvr point Tar beyond.
Let our plan!rI> i""k I" Ii that The coming crop
pass not from their control AT prices hrIow lis
value. and these should hr Il, Ili" highest punt
that will no, materially affect lis consumption.
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place, by Coils. Hampton and TayIor-and but
a short time since we chronicle a most remark
able yield of wood from Il small eve of DIR.
Parkrr'S.
We fluid from a paragraph in an exchange.
that the Peoria Register gives good account "t
the sheep pastures of that part OF Illinois,
They are becoming numerrusly stacked with
very superior qualities Of sheep The entire
number of head in The country is stalled al 30,
600, and 'hr wool clip the past spring at 3d.
600 lbs. Bishrp Chas" is one of the cElr'
wool growers of The immediate vicinity, owning
IL flock of Two thousand head. G.. Stone also
has flock of the same size, and there are sevr
raj other hnchs of 100 To 5000 head.
When we reflect that the region referred to
was a wilderness long after this Stale was thick
" settled, il throws the enterprise of our people
rather in the shade Telegraph.
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From /! C Charleston Mercury, Both ult.
PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION or
CDErON

Under tie conviction Of the Importance TO
planters of Il correct understanding "t The queS.
iiun, have, from time 10 time, rndravorfd
by statistical information, to show that the con-
sumption Of American cotton was equal to It's
production, and that low prices should not he
rgilinatr!y attributed to an 0vcI supply in
many quarters, and lis dissemination has often
pr, we'd injurious in drpr"ciatng the value f
the article. Witness the Effect of an over e>
timalr on The prices Of la4G' 1t was then con.
iirnly arrrrlcd that the crop would scarh
$500, 900 bales. and from Il too ready belief o:
these assertions, the crop was hurried to naI kct-
and sold at runo>!y low prices. The result
showed 100000 bales short Of The estimate, but
this fact was developed too late to benefit the
producer.
We can readily understand why th' cry of
lover production" is sweet music 10 the ear OF
the manufacturer, both at hone and abroad,
because The more deeply and generally the i'm.
preston can be prmlucrd among the planters,
the better fur his interest. For if more than
sufficient is prcdnced, low prices are the neces.
sary consequence. But that intelligent planters
should aid IN giving currency 10 an opinion $"
inIuIuu 10 their interests, and even take the
trouble 10 circulate it IN printed addresses, Is
not only surprising. but suicidal, and such AL
opiaI"n can only have been Iormed on Il very
careless and superficial examination OF facts
bearing on hr subject
The following comparative liable of the pro-
ruclion an consumption u: cotton, for The last
fifteen ycar>, will illustrate the laIlacy OF the
doctrine Of over production, and may afford
some data 10 that class of writer's who are con.
verls to this theory. but comics, that they
scarcely know where to Begin whe" required
TO prove it; although il is " Il proposition so
ra>y Of proof, and a truth 50 apparent. rs 10 tie
supposed To have received universal assent.
Production. CONSUMPTION.
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CLARENDON POLICE SOCIETY.

The Sumter Banner contains the proceedings OF 4
ucliru held by the citizens of Clarendon county, at
GUN Branch Academy, the 3Uth ul, for the purpose
Of forming Visilant Society To suppress Illegal traffic
with their slaves. Hon. f. Rhamc acted as Chair.
man, and |. b. Brosdon appointed Secretary. Mnj
r. d. Rhamc, VIM f. Butler, S. Ricrbourg, H..
+. Tndal, Isaac B. Brogdun, f.. j. Brscr. aud J. L..
Iarvcl were .pl "lntcd TO draft preamble and rcsou
tiuns The following the resolutions adopted:
Whereas, we, portion OF the citizens OF Clar-
enInn, believing We have Just cause of appr"Icn-
sion, and tear that an unhnly and undue traffic en-
lists, or is in progress with our slave population.
destructive 10 our best interest as thcIrs-and
aware Of no means nr remedy 10 councract the
sarnc or evil complained OF, but by united actio
and vigilance on our part,
ls,. Therefore, ReSolrcd, That we whose names
are here recorded constitute 4 society for the fur
hcrancc of this object, and do mutually blnd and
pledge ourselves to sustain and defend each other
not only with money, if necessary, but with all the
means within our reach.
81. Resn!rcd, That this society shall be dcSlgna-
ted ana known as the Clarendon Police Society,
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Further FROM TIE SEARCH FOR Sir join FRANKLIN.
The Canada papers slate that SIR George Simpson
has rc,urn, from his annual tour through The tiud.
sons B,v Territories, and Obtained TO clue to the fac
of the lost explorer and his companions Sir John
Richardson is OIL his way back from the frozen regions
without an, ,Inss relative 10 the absent adventures,
hut will continue the search trong out the season -
Although every elot, making 10 dr. ovcr the losl' II
chances for succcss become lcarulIy diminished by the
LAPSE OF time.
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THE CA MDEN JOUR AL
Wednesday Morning, September II, 1910.
w. TIIURLOW CASTON, EDITOR.

To OUR READERs.-Wc were absent from hume
last week, and appeared in our columns.
In the article Oh The Plank Road, its estimated cost
WAS printed $4,000 per mile. instead of Sl,3l0.
In speaking of the Companies l'a, went from this
District TO Ilarcston in 1911 We said that Was
Commanded hy Genera! J. Blair which we have since
learned was an error. General Blair WAS then living
in Lancaster, and was Colonel 1t. Colonel Of The
Regiment Of that District. The Captain Blair who
cunmand,d Of the Companies in Charleston, was
Of different family, and named Francis.
The Friend who furnished eur columns with the r.
tc!c the Pcnilcnnry system, has promised con.
lnnuion Of his views on that su rct
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SALEM C,Mr MEErISG.-Thc Camp Meeting al
Salem, in Lancaster District, closed Tuesday the
4lh instant, and was one Of unusual interest. Seldom
has there hccn Meeting, at which better order was
observed. and more permanent gmd effected. The
acccSsinrs to the Church were about 81 while and
cuurcd and the number Of conversions about 3o or
lG The surrounding section Of country had been
deeply interested in the subject Of religion for some
weeks previous.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

CT Our Exchanges stale that the Alahand Goal
trade i rapidly increasing The West ind'a mail
steamers promise take thousand tons per m"th
The price Tor tho coal is 81 80 per ton. is obtained
ar Tuscaoosa, five hundred miles by river tom Mo
b,lr There arc several lines Of steamers IN The Gull
who arc expected to get their coal from Al4hama.-
This is new source Of wealth 10 tic citizens ot the
R,rer State aud doubtless they will profit by 1t to c
fullest rXtC;i.