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DRUMMOND's
PATE r CANDLE-MAKER,
The most Economical and Labor.saVIns ArIcle
ever invented.


Combining every advantage which can be wish
ed for in furnishing light. BY its use' person
can at any moment produce candle, equal IN So
lidity and durability to any made by the ola, exPen-
sive and aborious method. The fbres oi the WICK
in passing through the tube within the cyIender.
are drawn perfectly smooth, which not only pre-
vents the flaring of the light, but also keeps the
candle from burning down the side.
This article is one which every house-keeper,
as well as all who study economy in the use OF
light, should possess themselves OF, as it is simple,
convenient and economical, being simply candle
stick, which makes its own candles. 1t is most
ingeniously constructed, with reservoir for tai
low, lard or ether materials of which candles are
made; also place 10 dc posit the wick, both OF
which by only turning a screw, are forced up IN
the form Of perfect CANDLE either in short or long
lengths, as may be desired, thus forming an end
less candle, by simply reflrg the reservoir when
it shall have been exhausted. The reservoir holds
one half pound of tallow, enough for four candles
Candles can be made by using Drummond.s
Patent Candle Maker, at less than ONE-llALF
the ordinary expense, the only outlay being Tor
taIow or other substance. From the experience
cf many families who have used the Patent Candle
Maker, as well as the numerous tests to which it
has been subjected, we can place the Drummnnd
patent Candle Maker before the public as an article
which may always be depended on With laIr
usage it will never get out of order.
Sold by F. l.. ZEMP, Agent for the District OF
Kershaw.
Fnb ID IF
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J, B, Go0DLAD, Tailor,

Agent !or the sale OF Crooking Shears, Small
Points, Square and Scales, Tape Measures, mark
ing Chalk, Curved Rulers, dc.
The Mirror Of Fashion is published on the first
day of every month, at 81 year, devoted TO re-
view of the Fashions for the month, and 10 the SUBJ
ject of measuring and draughting, by the most ap-
proved authorities in The world.
The Fashion Plates for Spring and Summer just
received; those wishing them will please apply
directly.
The English and French Fashions will be out in
few days, say the lst Of April. march D.
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SDices Of every Kind.

both ground and unground, fresh, and of warranted
purity; superior English Mustard; fine Flavoring
Extracts OF Rose Vanilla, Lemon, Numegs, AL
mond Anomalies; Rose, Orange and Peach Wa
tiers; best Russia Isnglass, Gelatine. dc.
Gum Lozcnges, Pate de JuIube, Pate de Gui-
mauve, Horehound Candy, Wlstar's cough Lozen-
ges, &c SC.
Fresh Congress and Pavilion water.
Genuine Tarina Cologne, Rowland's Macassar
Oil, Eau Lustral, Jayns's Hair Tonic, Arnandne.
for chapped hands, together with large assort-
ment Of file Perlumery, Chemicals, Patent and
Tlclnpsonan Medicines, medicine chests, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, fresh Garden Seeds, &c.
For sale by J. r. MckAIN.
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: DR.. GcRDON'S
VEGETABLE ANTI-BlLlOUS
sss FAMILY PILLS.

est Nor tic cnre of Headaehe GiddneSs, Salt Rheum
Rbeumais, Piles Heartburn, ornis DYSPEPSIA Choi
weakness Fits, Consumption, Palptation OF the neart
sdysr Complaint Rising in the Thrca Eryspeias Deal,
Female Complains sn ssF Nervous
Complant and all other Diseases arising from IMPURITIES
sof hssLoop, and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE LIVER AND
q I Every disease 10 which the human frame is subject
cssates from impurities Of the blood or arrangement oil
the digestive organs. fzg~,-san -
Tss.4ss..s'. = DR.. Gordon's Family Pills.
Being compounded exclusively of such ingredients as
Nafe Intended should operate on the impurities oil Inc
Ske AZ lhe roo,of the disease removing all impurities
body opening the pores externally and internally
separating all foreign and obnoxious PARTICLES from the
Civic so that the blood Of which it is the origin must be
seton 8 he Hear. Lungs, Liver and Stomach thereby
REsroRfSG HEALTH by opening the pores, cleansing the
VEINS and arteries impedng all the natural VEINS anu pp
the bool they render the system not only thorough
80 sound but asoimperyious disease, EVEN WHEN all
soFfER MEANsHAyE FAILEp.a
r Within the last twelve months more than one hun
ed cases Of the most aggravated forms Of DYSPEPSIA have
sbeencued hyfhe Medicine, where rigid dieting the Blue
P aud almost every other means had been resored to
Without any benefit and when death stared ITS miserable
Si1tin fuy in the face. If Dr. Cordons Pills were not
aptedo thecure of any but this HoRRlD MALADY their
uniform success in this disease alone would be sufficient TO
wa on to fame the name Of their inventor, as BENE
rThis medicine never fats tocure the ~orst'cases OF
Sv1LRs neck!
~ az lis operation the complaints it adapted to and tine
csest has performed refer the reader to our agents.
who will give them Pamphlet gratis.
- For sale by JAMES X. fMcKAIN, F. L. ZEMP and
"a DEHAy Camden. Also for sale at all the towns and
country stores in the Soprh and West.
eas811Sa 30 DIR. G.K. TYLER'S
FEWER AND AGvE Pills.
:. 1T there ever was medicine that merted the
publc praise for the great good it has done in Gu
Eing Chills and Fever, it certainly must be Dr. Ty-
ssefss Agae Piils, as they cure the patient in %
Saours They do not operate as purgative, but
as atomic, aud produce no unpleasant symptoms,
and curs permanently, nor can they fail, if used as
direcied-the trial of single box will prove the
above statements, therefore, if you would secure
your health, procure a box Of the genuine Tyler's
Ague Pills.
= For sale by J. R. McKA1N and F. L. ZEMP, in
Camden, and on enquiry will be found at mos, of
the towns and country stores.
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Irish Linens.
'Labour-Saving Machine.

The undersigned having purchased the rSht o:
Sabin's PATENT WASHING MACHINE, for
Kershaw District, has commenced manufacturing
them. They are very simple machine and can
NOT get out of order. Those who are using them
in this place, can testify as to their performance
AS much washing can be done in one day by this
machine, as in three, by the old method.
The public are invited to call at McDowal g.
Cooper's store and examine them. They are no
hunibug, and will perform what s required Of
them without injury to the clothes.
-7Gr Directions 90 with the Machines.
?: as,5f aa E. G. ROBINSON.
Nav l6 20 6m
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Classical and School Books

Anthon's Cicero, Cesar, Horace, Virgil and Sallust:
50 Anabasis, Cleaylands do.
Ovens Cyropa,da, Hutchinsons' do..s Y
Bullion's Greek Grammar .,.y a.l;.a.s5fsstTS n
:. Latin and Greek Readers. -,
:" :. and English Gsammars. sis~t!2,
Anthou's New Greek Grammar, Fisks do. 81 s'.r-sS
Greek Lessons, and Prse Composition.
:. Latin do ~ ~ DO ~ idos y s!i1N,
Andrews S,oddard's Latin Grammar ExeJeisea3 y
and Reader. x
" First Lessons in Lain 3'i't =
McClintcok and Crooks LIST Book in Latin and Greek
Latin Tutor; Mar's Latin Syniax. :; :.
(soud's Adams Latin Grammar. ~ rlit o.
Ruldnans Rudiments Latin Grammar -,
Jacobs Latin Reader.
,Anthon's Jacobs Greek Reader. 80 '<{ Ssssst
Coopers Virgil; Tyler's Tactus So ;. t.ffs.gs
Lererett's Juvenal; Viri RomG. -. -.
Histcrie Sacre. 7-7i sfs'-' fsasS ~
lamprieres Abridged Classical Dictionary s,i ~
Liddell and SCOTS Greek and Eng do. z.5i,-.,,
Leveretts Lexicon; Groves do. =
Anlllon's Classical Dictionary, l,s.f
Ainsworths Latin do 80. and Aby'd. .s,
Donnegan'. Lexicon; do abridged. 's,F.s,s ~.
Greislach's Greek Testament - sjyi .%lsstsfig
P:,rkhurst's Hebrew Lexicon. ~. ,-35sS4gz2,
French, Spanish, Italian and German GramGsars,
Dictionaries, Readers. Exercises, DC. -.
Foc sale by ALEXANDER YOUNG
prl 4lh, lS49. 10
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Soap! Soap!! Soaps!!!

.Iet him shave now, who never shaved before,
And he that shaved before, now shave the more"
And for that purpose, purchase and use such as
you can do it most comfortably with-Hauel's,
Rousseps and Guerlain's Shaving Cream Rous-
sells Walnut Oil Shaving Cakes, Lows Cosmetic
Tablet, and Brown Windsor Cakes can be conf
IDENTIFY recommended. All of which may be had
,t Z. J. DELAYS.
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MRS. G0ODLAD'S
Fashionable Bonnet Store.

New Goods just received, consisting OF Ribbons,
Bunnets, Flowers, Capcs. Cardinals, Gloves, &c.
open and ready for sale at very low prices for cash
or to puuctual customers. Mrs. q. particularly
recommends them as being the most fashionable in
the market.
W Bonnels cleansed, altered and trimmed so as
to render the most sklltul Judges unable 10 tell
them from new. At the store formerly occupied
by DR.. A. Dc Leon. Oct Is.
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Carriages.

The subscriber has now on hand, variety of
Carriages, Buggcs, Rockaways, &C., and Harness
Of Northern make, which he offers for ssle at
Charleston prices. Having leased the establish
mcnt in which he works, he is prepared TO build
and to repair every description of Carriages, Wag-
CONS, arts, Wheelbarrows, &c. and all kinds OF
Iron work. either for plantation or other use.
A portion Of patronage is respectfully solicited
April 26 ROBERT MAN.
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Dr. LIE Roy's Vegetable Univer-
sl - z.-.l - saf Pills.

These pills taking the place Of every other med.
icine Of the same class and from what we know and
hear Of its virtues is wonderful miraculous. and
singular agent. No. disease exists which it not ell
sher cured or mitigated by It's use. large amour,
uftsaimony appIauding lis virtues are daily received
by she American agents; cures Of every complaint
wisha name is certified to and the prevailing opn.
ion throughout tho whole country is that Dr. LIE Roys
Plies are the best fanily medicine extant
essGi iSARSAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY.
Compose part of this vegetable compound. which
makes itnot only ahe beat purifier of tho blood but
c hest tonic and aperient medicine in In bilious
and liver complaints, Indigestion, piles. and all chronic
complaints. il has achieved triumph hitherto un-
known in the healing art.
!. Txs ira single dose will stamp The seal OF Truth
on Hive have said in its favor. Price 25 cents per
box For sale by slf' J. R. McKAlN, Camden.
sAprii ill., IS I'm
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I'm time of peace prepare for war;

And in the genial months OF Spring, prepare Tor
the sultry heat of summer, and its accompanying
Iiumours OF the Blood, Chills, Feyefs, Headaches,
&C., by resoring at once to the Remedies which
Nature and Art so bountifully provide for their
relief and Gu e, such as Townsend's Sarsaparilla,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture, Spencer's and Peters
Pills, Moffatt's g. Gordon's do, Brandreth's &
Wrght's do, Roberts Sarsaparilla do, Schap's
Headache do, Tarrant's Setzer Aperient-and
many other valuable Family Medicines too nnmer-
Gus to mention, which may be found at =, -.
u. J. DELAYS.
Nearly pposite Masonic Hall.
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Removal.

The subscriber having removed his Shop one
door in rear of NJ. Druckcr's store, will be happy
TO supply any one with Gin, Horse Mll. Thresh-
inc Machine or Wheat Fan. He requests Plan
teTs before sending TO another State for Gins, to
call and examine his, as they are warranted to be
as we'll made, as free from taking fire, TO run as
light, and make as good cotton as can be had, and
sold as cheap, (,wo dollars per saw, made out OF
the best cast steel plate.)
Old Gins faithfully repaired.
Feb. 7. Il. }. McCRElGllr.
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Pain Killer.

A fresh supply Of the Genuine Pain Killer
Townscnd's Sarsaparla, Rowand's Tonic Mix
,ure, Wislar's Balsam, Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Hastings Syrup of Naptha, dc. &c. Just receI-
we'd and ior sale by Il. J. DEHAf.
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se Important Remedy.
8 MITCHELL'S EYE SALVE,

MITcHELL'S EYE SALVE,
A certain, safesnd esctual for Sore, Weak and
Inaamed Eyes designed expressly for diseases Of
asae-a2satss 1.@ the Eye, 7a 1'-"-
The unparalleled success which has attended the use of
PREPARATION, and the acknowledged necessity for some
article which be relied npon as remedy IN severe
cases of Opthalme affections which prevalent IN this
country induce the Proprietor to make arrangements
shroug his Agents. pace this Save within the reach OF
every Individual who may need the benefits when result
= from its iise tss ~s-s'f'''t5 ''
grea, advantages possessed by this article oyer every
other, its CERTAINTY SAFETY CoNNENIENcE ana tSoSo
5X4 ALI Physicians admit that great danger II 10 N APP
prehended druegng the when in an nlamea anu
unhealthy state In the of this Salve this objection
enirely removed rs harm can possibly result ir lis
nse Il being in all applied to the external portions
of the eye; thereby avoiding all the Inconvenience pam
and danger which necesaly attends the ihf0a"''0' Vi
ts activity subdung inflammation is so great that but lew
cases require the of than one bottle to eiec'
ass .nsss5 T. r.. McKAIN, Agent for Camden.
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iced Soda Water,

In Bottles and from % the, the Fountain; Also sup. P
ply Of fresh CONGRESS WATER, for sale BY
NAV rs ]. r. McKAIN.
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Thinning.
Attention.
Cash fol. Bark .

We will contract for Bark at tn rate of sc a
cord, casl!-or IS in Trade.
w. ANDERSON d CO.
March, 7th, lS49 10 If
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just Received,
$500 pounds pure White Lead
$50 gallons lamp oil
-. - " Spirits 'Turpentine
300 pounds Sal .Eraius
100 Black Pepper
IS d" Colgate's Starch
IL dozen Sands SarSaprila
I bale Hops
IN conformity with the times, the above articles with all
the Goods in store will be sold lower than they have
been in this market +. L. ZEMP .
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The subscriber has on hand large assortment
of Chairs &C.. which will be disposed on reason
able terms. Mahogany, Walnut, Maple and Wove
Seat Rockers, Sewing Do. Also, Walnut, Maple
Oak, Box and Plush Seats-Imitation and plain
Windsor, Do Office and children's Do. Do. With
all articles generally in his line of business.l
C. L. CHATTEN.
March 2s, ID
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The subscriber.

(y7ILL continue to act as BANK AGENT, in
w boththc Banks oithis place, and attend to any
Commission Business which may be entrusted TO
him. Office At the Counting Room of AlcDowall
d Shannon L. j. SllANNON.
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From New York,
The subscribers have received per Southe'ner,
a case of "Warnock's" Fashionable Summer Hats,
Also, dozens J. NJ. Davies, Jones & Co.'S patent
shoulder seam Shirts and an elegant assortment
of summer cravats. They have also
Broad brm white Fur Hats
do do Panama do
do do Campcachydo
do do Palm Leaf
Yo, tbs Panama and Fur Hats
Chldrens Palm Leaf and Leghorn Hats
April 4. MCDONALD o. COOPER.
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SeasOnabIe Goods.

The subscriber has just received a good supply
of Fresh Goods, suitable for the season. consisting
in part of various articles for Ladies Dresses,
Calcoes, at all prices, brown and bleached Home
spun, &c, together with good assortment for
Gcntlemen's wear, and great variety of other
articles. 81
A stock of choice Groceries, all of which he
will sell as low as they can be had in the place,
and to which he respectfully invites the attention
Of purchasers. }. CHARLESWokIa' a.
April % ..- IL ~ II -.
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Bush s. Hillier;s

Superior Friction Matches, warranted not to fail
in any weather, and will keep in any climate, al
ways on hand and for sale by ,s. .,..sgs.
NAV 9. Il. J. DEHaYss'
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To Rent,
That valuable Store House at present occupied
by McDowall g. Cooper. 1t is admirably arranged
for an extensive cotton buying establishment
Terms will be liberal and immediate possession
given. AppIyt to e. J. SHANNON: .
Camden, Jan. lst lSl9, #
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NEW GOODS.

NEW UUoDSs = VT
NJ DRUCKER & co. are now receiving from
the North, their large and well selected stock Of
Dry Goods, Hardware & Groceries,
which they will sell at the lowest prices for cash
only. Being determined to sell Goods, they will
not suffer themselves to be undersold, and invite
those who may wish to purchase, to call and ex.
anime for themselves. Sold wholesale and retail
at the CAMDEN BAZAAR.
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Caution.

Owing to the great success and sale of Dr. Town
scnJs Snrsapara number of men who were formerly our
Agents have commenced making Sarsaarila Extracts,
Eyirs Bj.rs Extracts of Yellow Dock DC They gen.
ery pn, il up the shaycd bottics and some Of them
have stole and copied advertisements, they are only
worthless limitations and should bcavoled.
For sale in Camden, by J. r. McKAlN. Price 81 per
bottle Six bottles for IS, cash.
August l6 33 ly
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Read the following letter. and them fyon are trouble
with any disease OF the lungs 60 and get bottle of DIR
HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTlIA.
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Lola Monies md her Husband.

The assemble Nationale gives another
letter from its correspondent at Barcelona
respecting Lola Monies. 1t is dated the
Goth, and is as follows:
"My provisions are realized. The
husband of Lola Monies forty EIGHT hours
after his departure wrote to her from Ma
taro, imploring pardon. He besought her
to allow him TO return to her feet. He
terminated his epistle thus :-'1f you have
ever 70 complain Of me, show me this let
Ter. and it will be your talisman.' Mrs
Heald set out next day by the railway,
and some hours after brought back Mr.
Head. According to what he states, he
declared that others persuaded him 10 de-
part, but scarcely had he been separated
from his wife when he desired 10 return.
Three times he attempted 10 escape on the
road, but too good a wa,ch was kept over
him. Atlast when he arrived at Maiaro,
he refused to 60 any further, and then
wrote her the letter alluded 10 above
When returned to his wife, he complained
to her Of all those who had persuaded him
to break his chain. Mrs Head is in the
greatest anger; her eyes darted fire: and
If ever she meets with those who wanted
TO separate her husband from her, do not
know what may not happen. II is said
that she is about 10 publish statement OF
her late adventures"
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A new point in political History.

CALHouN AND JAcKsoN-Col. Benton
in recent speech at Palmyra, Missouri,
states that President Jackson had abso-
lutely ISSUED ,rarrnnt for the arrest Of the
great nullifier-a and that Calhoun was
aware of the aifectionate intentions Of the
President. He says:
"Col. B. said that Aaron Rurr's Treason
was odious, but that would have been far
more so had he been vice-president at the
time; for, having sworn to support the
constitution, perjury would have been ad-
ded. This was now the case with Mr.
Calhoun. As senator of the United States,
he had sworn to support the constitution,
and twice attempted to commit treason
against his country, and was willing TO
renew the infamy. In 1882, Jackson
would nave hanged him as high as Hannah,
which was seventy-tive feet and six
inches-,he warrant was in the hands OF
the attorney general, who was ordered to
have it served, upon the next move on the
part of John G.. Calhoun, who, when in.
formed of this by Letcher, Of Kentucky
was frightened into a chill, quailed, and
from that hour the notification of 80 wa:
dead" #.s
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"LooKisc AFTER THEM.--Ths iatc DR.
Webster was sitting in his study one day,
shortly after issuing new edition Of his
dictionary, when would-be blue-stocking
young lady entered. and opened CONVERSE
ton with-"Ah, DR. | must express my
appreciation of your excellent good sense
in leaving out all the bad ,rords from your
dictionary. l think ii is TO your credit
"And so my dear" said the doctor, reply
ing to her, ''you hare been looking for the
tad uords. then, hare you p What an
swer was given TO the old gentleman's
pertinent query did not transpire; but it
will be acknow lodged that Inc rather chad
her there" Those rery sharp witted per-
sons, whose mental discernment enables
them to find bad rords in every thing that
comes under their observation, and whose
modes,y j. terribly shockedb by their discov-
cries, would do well 10 remember The an
ecdote of DR. Webster and the young lady.
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A HuSDRtD YEARS HEScE.-1t strikes
me as the most impressive Of all senti-
ments-That it will be all the same num-
dred years after this. It is often uttered
in the form Of prorerb, and with the
levity of mind that is not aware Of its i'm
portance. A hundred years after this =
Good Heavens! with what speed and with
what certainty, will those hundred years
come to their termination This day will
draw to close, and number Of days
make up one revolution Of the season.
Year follows year, and number Of years
make up a century. These little inter-
walls of time accumulate, and fill up that
mighty space which appears to the fancy
so big, and so Unreasonable. The hum
dred years will come, and they will wit
ness the wreck Of whole generations
Every living thing that now moves on tho
face Of the earth will disappear from it,
The infant that now hangs on its mothers
bosom will only live in the remembrance
Of his grandchildren. The scene Of life
and intelligence that is now before us will
be changed into dark and loathsome forms
Of corruption. The people who now hear
INC wiIl ooase 10 be spoken 81, their mona
DRY will perish from the face Of the coun-
try; their flesh will be devoured by
worms, and the Opaque and creeping
things that live in the holes Of the earth
will feed upon their bodies their collins
will have mouldered away, and their
bones be thrown up in the new-made
graves. And is this the consuma.ion Of
all things? Is this the final end and issue
of man? Is this the upshot Of his busy
history? Is there nothing beyond time
and the grave TO alleviate the gloomy pic
ture, to chase away these, dismal images !
Must we sleep forever in the dust, and
bid an adieu 10 the light Of heaven ?-lDr
Chalmers Sermons.
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LIGHTNING DESPATCH S.
-oC~N~~S~O~)0~N~TN( ~ ~ - - ~ " - y
sr>,>~rouhsd fop the Rurli n 2 ton

Telesraphed for the Burlington Hawk-Eye.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
BURLINGTON HAwK-EYE OFFICE,
Friday Dec. IA, p. M, lSAs.
To understand the cause Of the excite
ment mentioned in the following despatch,
which we received to-day, it will be ne
cessary for US to state that the day before
ballot was taken which resulted in Civ
ing Brown Of Indiana, the last democratic
caucus candidate, one hundred and twelve
votes. One more would have elected him
there being 226 members present. This
they doubtless expected from Wilmot.-
But they did not get it. The Wings threw
a scattering vote.
Immediately after the ballot Of Wednes-
day, sharp alteration sprang up between
Wilmot, Brown and others, when Brown
declared he would TO longer be candi-
date. This we consider sufficient key
to the proceeding Of yesterday, which we
give below.
The REASONABLE threats Of the Souther-
ners to dissolve the Union are ominous Of
evil, but we hope there will be firmness
and wisdom enough in Congress 10 treat
them as they deserve.
All the democratic Free Soil votes but
Wilmot's must have been given for Brown