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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-05

1t is proper should inform you, that Me'srs.
Barring, Brothers & Co., Of London, have ad.
dressed to me communication substantially
protesting agains, closing the Bank, on the
ground that that institution was voluntarily OF.
Tered BY the State as one of the securities for
the loan negotiated by them. | will only here
remark, that it is moi proposed TO destroy the
Bank, but to deprive il Of its banking powers.
1t will continue as corporation until 1860
four years beyond the the period to which its
duration extends by the existing law. At that
time only S4ss, 1888 90 ofthe foreign, and $685..
61g so of the domestic debt will be due, while
the assests of the Bank will amount to about
two and half millions. But. in truth, the
foreign debt will then have been paid, ifthe
plan of hypothecating securities, or emitting
new bonds should the ordinary means tall, be
resorted TO. In order TO secure that result, The
directors should be invested with full powers.
BY this e1pedien,, the argument of violated faith
will have no ground on which 10 rest. The
State will have discharged its obligations in full,
aud that, loo, before the period specified in the
contracts. In the meanwhile, letthe assests Of
the Bank, not required for the redemption ofthe
liabilities Of that institution, be salemdy set
apart for the liquidation of the public.
PUBLIC DEBT.
The following is the detailed statement ofthe
debt of the State
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Shipping Intelligence.

BANGOR, June -. 1919.
Anir.t-sshr- Ontario. Rsndont Trumpst EYori.
C1ssrsdBrss Charlotte Msdcirs Robert Ramsey. Bsiu
sshrs Manhattan Santa CRU, July tark Brown
huenos AJrss brss s 81 Peters and s0hr HUDSON Ner
Maven.
H..r rnoui.rer, J.iy q 1879
tuivsd-sclrs Texas, Syorh; Trumpet, do.
Sailed. l.t-sslr Mary Wise Richmond.
SuLiIvAs. Ne. Jolly g. Iee
rite for the DRY Dook, BrcokJn NY June 40 schr Al
Arrived Junsr-s,hr Haieyop West (ats King who va.
hhsksd overheard and drsvset the 10 Boston
Barn, Jolly Z, lsR.
Lrrivsd-Br brig kInss. Cards. w BRIG Esptaa. Bos-
Ns.
Be,res, July 4. 1870
Ary..s-Bsrk Heiea Maria, Bsltaors trie besan dse
Brig Jane, Crorhy Psndl.t.n Cardeuas ioth. Left bri.
f,ase Carter Curti from Boetss, 7th Merchant Stss
eoInr,ny Win bris rcnorsen iot Beist) wordnr, FOE
Portland; cid 18th riz Narths Rogers Boarnan Portland
Jane ~. 90 miles % Double Headed Shot ksys PACED
trg Galveston cfNrort. stserus vi zane aey, ,rohs
Brig Alpine Tre.t Hartiniqu. Ioth.-iefs lris cs-s..
ptvirr. for Salem, 10 dAvs, en- An vessel.
Orleans AntoreT Baltimore, Dover d; Mary sLsston DO.
Catherine Rogers do Lancet snd Grand Turk phia
rthrs ichisan N Wair and Eloits, do Eek.r-
sspcnsenee Jackson Vile r bark New York Packet Gree
neck lS Ise.entsIt; lrir Tiss Ca.ay c2 psssengers
Clearsd-barh kerrioae, philadelphia; s,hTs Emsnns.
Cayenne Oliver Rendsug Cyrus Chsnberlar. Esw rorh
July B-krrivsd--Bsrk Harvard liverpool, Hlveh ~.
tfote Juh, ~ Grand Bank. fishing shs hshry Of Ba
Br harm perseverprcs Glasgow, Vi. cr..r..n pav H.
srots Junsa lat a. - Ion i5l7 harh Csroha. tom dlss
-ou ~ Bgon 2sth La q co. Ion o. bark Byp-riss ~ Bes-
ten, from NOrlcana for Glefeow.
BAH John Brewer. AtaIashieolA, Jcna rts
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te, and the sailing r.ok.ts being GONNA.

rate, and the sailing packets being eompa-
ratively slow and uncertain, it is only the
American steamers that are competent to bring
these French manufactures from the English port.
The Havre merchants were loud in their praises of
the newly projected Havre and New York line of
American steamers, as it was affirmed it would
prove highly remuneratiye to the proprietors
The Washington brings so second class and GO
first class passengers. Amongst the latter, bearer
of dispatches, is Mr.. Joseph Rodney Croskey, the
United States Consul at Southampton, and agent
OF the Steam Navigation Company at that port.
Mr.. Croskey comes to America, after a long
absence of seven years, on leave, and we believe,
his business here is mainly TO arrange for an ex-
tension of the means of Steam communication be-
tween New York and Southampton, in conjunc-
ton with Havre.
Mr.. Croskey, it will be remembered, was the
original protector, with Colonel Mann, Of the New
York, Cowes and Bremen Line of steamships,
which, notwithstanding the mishaps which inau-
guraed the commencement, has, on the whole,
been successful, IN pecunlary point of view, from
the great traffic which has been developed IN goods
and passengers, between the United States and
the French, English and German ports.
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BALTIMORE july 0, 1sls.
In produce there is bat little doing. We quote
o. % &C. for white aud yellow The markets
Cthtrwi,e unchanged
BcrrALo, July Sc r. NJ.
R,seipt. within tho past forty eight hours-Flour.
5000 bbls. wheat IL 600 bushels corn, 20 900 do.
Before the trsn.p.rod there sslss OF 1900
bbls -four. at - for straight brands In wheat ths
fses reached 1oceo bushels, including Ohio, at $50
sec The In before the steamer we're
at 41c for Western mixed and after, at &c, showing
advance. In all IL 900 bushels changed hands.
Flour to Albany IL quoted at see.
AtrA~r. July 5-5P.M
Receipts within the past forty eight hours.-Flour,
5000 bills wheat 5000 bushels; corn 20 900 do In
wheat there sales q 2 800 bushels GenesNe ct
81 IL The operations In embrace 10000 bushels
ct 5etc for round y.liev and sic for wstern mixed
Gate are e4c with sales Of 500 bushels The market
IL lees active.
Bo.ro~, July s, 1s4p.
Flour in gooA demand; sales Of Michigan and o.
veso at 81 20; Gsnesee IS; Ohio. 50 81; Rishmond,
50 25 Georgetown and Howard street, 81 SIX to IS
Corn Sales Of ooO0 bushels white at 5sc, aud 1000
bushels DO bec j; 1900 do yellow, coc.held at ~.
vance. shespskins loo bale. Buenos Ayres at 25c,
months. Spirits Turpentine-so bbls. at 35Rs,
month";
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I,1rs rpon RIO JisrRo Atp Eosrrrips.-By the
arrival OF the bark u. Godfrey, Captain Besrse, We
are In receipt Of hcs Of the JOrsi Do Cos~ee to the
2lh Of May eleven days later than previous accounts
Prom Nontovid.o accounts had been received ct RE
70 the nth Of Esy
The new. from Rio Is devoid Of interest The bark
Ilazeprs Captain eirdlsr, returned to Rio after being
absent hry.sir days in damaged state, having en-
eounter.d heavy rale, near Cape lorsi had Lost
kewrptit, for,msst sprung. Re.
Prom St. Csthsrines, (wh,re, II will ne remembered,
the difficulties occurrtd between the Brsxilisns and
Cslifcrsia smigrant, ,cne tim. sine.) news to the
18th OF May had reached Rio Up 90 that date fur
thar disturtsnc,s had occurred and ell the Csforns
vessels say, enc. name not nentoned) and the
,t,sm,r Senator, he'd proceeded on their voyage The
verse, ct srrvsd there the 18th. The Senator had
been there ,nse the ID which dsy she arrived with
her mseliutry damesd II was TO be repaired there.
yron P.rnnmbuco, the dates are 10 tho I'd Of May.
In the Provincial Atsmtly there had been warm
sissustions ON the 27th Of Aprl motion Of Senior
Cupha Flgusrcso solemn vote Of thanks vas passed
by large majority TO Senior Tesla the rre.ident for
his important services in psehestns the provinces ana
Tie maintt 81 public order Nothing Of Interest
had occurred In the provinces.
Prom Gonteridto we learn that Admiral Ls rrcdcur
fnsny returned from Busnos Ayres to Nontsvidso on
the goth Of April; and after two conferences With
General Oribc the General accepted the treaty made
previously I'm Buenos Ayres II Is said TO be founded
on the bases Of the Ioed negotiation without media
cations; and srmistics of six months Is also In
eludsd Tn. French steamer Grondsor wa, to leave
Acntsrideo for Buenos Ayres the Iiih or 17sh Of
May, bearing oribe's acceptance.
Cstuosst. yrsstI, sPexFs-several vessels bound
70 California have been SPOKEN by vessels which have
T. Hat h. ALI
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Paasengcrs per stea mship Canada.

rIoM LIvnRPooL-hr White and lady, Mr. Andrea, lady
1e AnSssH and sdy n. m,'hog and ASy ME- L1
lady Mr. pe'n and lady Mr. courtss lady children and
maid Levy, Trsadwell, Mr. Nose, Capt Palmer,
hs.,rs RLaip. Hyipsston; ksndsll Roberts. Do
m,,i R., r1ss,s oushs wh,.ss
CT Alderman, sohsrpi ssitssr, Marshall. d lane.
Taylor W A Turner, W II Smith, Corey. Mr. bray,
J Lehnaire, Mr. Aston, ID Brsmhaii, Mr. ssuat, Jos
Strong. SLswis, IA Boorhsen, W Munroe Swestser,
Mr. Aver Jno siter Mr. Large Mr. ellis Mitchell Mr. HAu
line. Harris, Peter Geo Stephenson Chas Scott
Smith lady and daughter, Dupuges Curry yno White,
Geo Woose, Hy Smith, Fstursl III Williams, Mr. Lyman
and servant From Halifax-Mr Willouahby kinnear,
Csrnishael Miss Brown Mr. Cas,dy, Mr. Cor Lsanan n,
Mr. Ii,fsrAld, Mr. Kerr, Mr. Nounx.
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IoEroH. FRIDAY. luur ~ INfH.
Th.nRh polii,ss MASTERS the continent main ~
die zane urssttisd state there has boon uirt iu IS
ser nsrv articles. both for export and nprc lJ
md COR b,ne bure.r hsVe also shswn uTr deposition
;, epsfate being zen Vrsly bap ~ suck J" autcipt
ssn. bogertr % The .o'Ffhment tuRh'i tihtt .AfHf
h,sb vi he trsde this evening The quantity ~ pio
s1so tfer,d st public .a's shis rstk has b. Vc.y
Bugtd hat good buusfs bsf bsen done by pffatt tu.
srs.t 81 fuH aud On many irstsns improved rriees
ANKsmsS ErOtxs have teen w les active AMMAN .
shie vsgk 20 account q the dimnifhst cNetement ga
stsp.e bst Vrissf ere eel Bsintsinss spa bsNs %
sese slses rissp United S.si'so pcI sers bo1as W
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England and Ireland.
Lo.po., Saturday JUNO e

London TO the momsnt OF tbs departure OF shs steam
ship Canada -
England and Ireland.
Lospos, Saturday June $50 II.
The general subject Of gossip In all parts Of the city
this msrniEs relates to the budget" which the Chan
sslor Of the E1ehequer brought forward last night
Confidsrsbls surprise Is felt that the government
have not this, hurried throush the Iosss Of Cs.
mons the bill for transporting Smith O'Brien, T. "
nssyh.r 7. d. EcMsnus, and oDonahous IL IL said
that Notwithstanding ell their positive assertions 10
tie contrary they have their doubts whether they
with the ILL., transport the Irish State prison
sD. Irsm what Is current here, ssme very odd cir
eunttAnes, in esnnscton with the whole affair viii BE-
brought before Parliament in a few days.
Rumcr ssos, in political circles that Lord stanley
intends to make a motion ecndsmnatcry o'tbs Canada
indemnify bill, and relies that he will obtain majority
his motion. II 80. Lord Esin md his colleagues
may prepare TO quit their snug bcrths iasiani,r.
sppesrt that the medical mmissioncfs, appointed
~ Lord Clarendon did net give u We their opinion
that tr Lartin was In ut state TO undergo trans
rortstion.
our Belfast advice, - yesterday state that IN. sho-
l.ra there s. decreasing that during the last week
there only tvtnty whine new eases q Which ten
were fatal ana nin,tc' u cured
Arrival Of ia. Overland msI, from India.
IovpoS. Juue 21--ll:9oP
The overland neil from India aud Chins les inst
fi,,s at Dover. She bring. IL dsys' later news
from The Indisn terrtorie. and snonth later from
china
The ihtels,uce ftn India doss rot posstss any
turc Of inpuHnt-. Ttasquinity r,isned throughout
40 Indian empire Hnd the people o. the lunjaUb
,ttsd not ouiy r,eouclle. but perfectly s1tisaod With
tbe nnneNation TO British foEtr. The 80. rnment wes
prCcatdiug will rry tri 81 mncs in "a cf preimi
nafy fer nnt conirui - ibis nov
" scsttrti srd snttDtiyr Ioaetssicn husrrsg mat
d r j~L Iunisy aud taraltta. rontiruc m sails
factory condition The money mari'f, cyr'arge and
frirhts ito uf slrsay 90 have gl,red materially from
the tsu,r 81 cur sdti r,tirod 10y the precious aal
ipIo,taus from china.
our Gdti. fem chino are 4 r"le importsat
,iaiseter aud s ,ady iniunt =. i"u.h Later
Tie dstss ftoio Canton catssd a. he 18th cd ps
contrary 8" ery citation. tic Iup",r ef iir Ca-s,s,
Ls. g,fp.s =, tj,r g. irtsc 81 Cgnes 10 80 Tit l,a
Ils f-ts4s ~ ra-.5f'fTk ftq'fs
HE d,triif.reiisp nay give iis ~ ts, rujous
cuir,Ntcs ssttc Erisb so'tfnU'Tt suL "a a@uli. r.
81 Uprn th,it lights
Dr. immortal nstteIf W. &c S0 frj L0g -
il foitHpv, 80 t,uisuDicsfs.
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Later News from BIartinia ne.

BosroN, July 5, 1919
The brig Alpine has arrived which brings dates from
Martinique to the eth ult The election for two
bsrs, to represent thenhabitants in the French Ma
tional Assembly had resulted in the choice Of Bssets
and Pco hundred and thirty thousand votes being
poled. The election Gee Sunday and lasted
tLTse days, aud was quite orderly.
Trade was dull but the prospects Of the Island are
better at the present time than any period since the
emancipation Of the negroes.
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Fire In Washington.

WAsHrsoror, July 5-sr.M.
Quite an extensive are occurred to day, between K
and and Tenth and Eleventh streets, consuming
three brick and two frame dwellings sevsrsi Kitchens
stables, 20
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The Fourth OF July at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July SIS NJ
Independence day passed off quietly, sobery, and
without accident-with the exception that party Of
rowdy white boys attacked negro Temperance meet
ing in the suburbs Of the city stones thrown,
and many Of the negroes severely bruised their
banner was destroyed, and finally the meeting was
broken up.
The city continues healthy
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From Newfoundland.

BosToN, July 8, 1s4o.
Late sdviees have been received from Newfoundland
which state that refreshing showers had revived The
crops.
The e'dnshery has been very successful.
AIsding boat that left St. Johns the 9TH ult has
lssn lest and is supposed that all on board persisted
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, July 5-P N.
William II. Ring has been appointed Receiver Of
Public Money at Helena, Arkansas. vico -, deceased
John +. Cooke, u s. District Attorney for Missouri
vice Grant removed.
Abel Underwood u s. District Attorney for Yer
mont vice Linsley, removed.
Sylvester Brown Collector at Washington. NJ C.
vice Patton, removed.
Thomas Gatewood, Collector at Norfolk, Va, vice
Robinson removed
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Government Printing -Probable Appoint--
ments, sc.

WAsHIrGToN, July 3, 1S4e.
Ne'srs. Gideon Co., Of TIE Republic, have con
rasted to DO the printing and binding for the State
Treasury and Home Departments
learn from COED authority that John s. Gallagher,
Of Virginia, and John G. Clark, Of New York. have
been determined rpon for the Offices Of Third ana
Sixth Auditor Of the Treasury.
The Inequalities Of the white House have been ten
dered by the President to Father Mathew en- his visit
In this citv
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The Southern Mall.

BALrIMeas, July j-sr.N
The southern mail has Just arrived, hut IL contains
netting worth transmission by telegraph.
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PIrTsnCRGu, July 3, 1916.
The Democratic State Convention met yesterday and
nominated John II. Gamble, Esq, as q candidate for
the cnsse Of Canal Commissioner.
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CrIposNil ysssrI, sresFs.-Several vessels bound
10 California have been spoken by vessels which have
arrived in Iuroys Ter Ist Of thsv. see ship Bsvs
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Arrival of the Washington.

The steamship Warrington, Capt. C. w. Floyd,
arrived off Sandy Hook AT 10 o'clock on Wedne.-
day night, after passage across the Atlantic Of
fourteen days and four hours. She left Southamp-
tor. England, on the Goth alt, and brings the
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BY ELECTRIC TELEGIsAPH,
rnou
MOON TO LIVER p o OIL
FOR
New York Herald.
New York Herald.

The following intelligence was received Of Livsrpoe,
for the ksr ysk Herald by electric telegraph, from
London to the momsnt Of the departure Of ,hs steam
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Affairs In Csnads-The y. .. Flag Displayed
In Montreal, On the Fsprth of July.

hIosrREAL, July D, lS4g.
In various parts CT the city yesterday the and
stripes given to the breeze and remained without
moestation.
The loyasts are writhing under the insults they
have received and serious trouble may yet grow out Of
the adoption Of obnoxious by the government
The party in favor of annexation to the United
States is daily increasing, under the influence Of the
AT nevs from England
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TFLECRAPMc INTELLIeEsCE.
The Rsvagss sr the Cholera throughout
the Country.

1n0 nhvaxss 81 the CuoleEo throughout
the Country.
ALBANY, July 5-SPN
Six eases Of cholera and death occurred in ths
city within the last fsrty-eight hours.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4, 1913.
There have been Al Of cholera and 40
deaths, in this city, since the last report
PHiLApELrHIA, July s, 1S49.
The Board Of Health report SO cases Of cholera
and 10 deaths, within the "a hours ending at noon
to-day The total number Of cases during the last
two days is 100 deaths 80.
CAMDEN. j., July 5, 1s4o.
The cholera has increased such an extent in this
place that the Board Of Health refuse to make report
CIScISsArI, July s, 1849.
The internsnts in this city yesterday numbered Iss
100 Of which were deaths by cholera The mortality
is dreadful.
PrrTsBvken, July 5, 184s.
There Is deaths By cholera in this city yesterday
MONTREAL, July 5, 1S4o.
There are many Of diarrhea in this city, but
only few have resulted fatally. Montreal suffered
severely from the cholera in 1892 that the existence Of
q panic now on the Temperance Of the dreadful
disease, Is quite natural The weather is cool.
MONTREAL, July 5-P. NJ.
The Board Of Health report that Of eholers
has occurred to-day The weather is much warmer
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We have had quiet week in beef, the trade buying
gIsgingly 81 former rates.
Wcfttrn pork IL again ls % e lover at which cen
eutlon thore has bstn fair business fine eastern
maintains It's price
Tbtre has been good inquiry for baeco, and th.
,slss sre to fair sntent the miting sorts being less
s'taciivc. thsn Low snd roeiy hne qualities In hams
th,rs la. also been good desl done shoulders have
lrfNs lev ssle
1hs d,mand Tor istd has been laD-uid. sna price,
afs shade lover. the iaics reaching bout ~ tons
The stock ~ rlsfss BE- NEARLY cleared Of the guots
fiers ere therefore 20 some extent nominal.
TsNoE has MT vsricc since our ls.t report
tI,rse lUtter T. Inquired for.
No alteration IN linscsd cahe.
1lc Improvement noted lAst week IN wheat snd
foUf hes continued. The former being "a per 10 Lbs
TIE lati5rtd 80 j.. Ier M drsf.r Indian corn has
lin - tctay market The attendance has not been
urmsrcus ntr has tho business transacted been eN
ttn-ive: uhfrt ard nour have remained firm; Indian
corn having l,st the advance which made on Tues
day.
ptssSs. I,rovn. shspi.y a. Co.'S Circular.
li,prfcot. June q. 1912
W have sctiu o. reptrt large lusincss In cotton
In tt, earl, raf. IS ne Hoch the d,nand having ia
rr measure futsi1tG piccs vsie decidedly in favor
e. buyers; but fpeeulstoIs having again purchased
fttIs l,drir lavr tLan recovered what thcy baI
ia sHd The naFirt closes nfGiy 90 au advance Of Id
1.t ID n fr Crsan@ nrd Mohiirs aud ct the ertreme
ats- ilt circular iDr Othrf gDsite1. air Or
l,ert str quoted % 81 fair Mobilize. 80 fair Up
isnUs. 81 abd UiilGlirx. - ] a. o. psr IN The
talss scl ending the evening amount ~ g 90
tsyf tf NLish tp",1atlfs have tAkeu - 40 aud
y,gGls s.J,e halls ~ AlntAsen e. ,ustioas sssd
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you, secure from harm, il you remain
true to yourselves and to your Princi-
pies. Scott then the idea Of amalgama-
iion--it is as hideous politically as il is
morally. Away with oil temporising
policies or discrimination. Let other
parties or factions profess what they
may-Wllmot Provisoism or the anti
of it--which at most is nothing more
than an abstrsction--Let,I say. others
assume wha, name they may, hold fas,
to your own cognomen. Do not con-
,aminate il in the malaria Of hardism,
softism or any other kind Of isms. but
be ever true TO your faith. The prin-
ciples of all parties may to some ex.
tent assimilate, yet the wing party is
always found and known by jealousy
of executive power and strict adhe'
renee to system of firm and equal rep
resentative legislation.
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Recommends ton by the
PRECEDENT.

At q season when the Providence Of
God has manifested itself in the vista
ticn of a fearful pestilence which is
spreading its ravages Throughout, the
land, j, is fitting that people whose re-
lance has ever been in HIS protection.
should humble themselves before his
throne, and while acknowledging past
transgressions, ask continuance of the
Divine Mercy.
1t is therefore earnestly recommen.
ded that the first Friday in Angus, be
observed throughout the United States
as day of fasting, humiliation. and
prayer. All business will be suspended
in the various branches of the public
service on that day; and i, is recommen.
ded to persons of all religious denomi.
nations, TO abstain as far as practical BILE
from secular occupation, and 10 assem-
BILE in their respective places of public
Worship. to acknowledge the infinite
goodness which has watched over our
existence as nation, and so long
crowned US with manifold blessings, and
to implore the Almighty, in His own
good time, to stay the destroying hand
which is now lifted up against us.
z. TAYLOR.
| WARRINGTON. July 2. 1870.
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INSURANCE..

Mr.. Thomas Shackelford, of thi.
place, is agent for the Home Mutual In
surance Company, Of ST. Louis, anc
will be happy to receive a visit from
those whom assessments are due, anc
from all who may wish 10 effect insu
rance upon their property.
We are pleased to learn from the Sec
rotary, that this company. since the
great fire in May, has transacted an
amour, of business greatly exceeding
that of any previous period. Large
property holders have sought it, which
greatly adds TO the strength Oft com
pany, and is a strong evidence of the
superiority of the Mutual plan.
A call Of 90 per cent enabled thi:
company to meet its losses by the re-
cen, confagration. Such extensive
fires as that which visited 81. Louis,
rarely occur in the history of a com,
pany; and while it utterly ruined others
The Home Mutual Company gained
strength and confidence.
The call upon the members in this
community, we doub, not, will be rea.
Oily responded TO.
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CONSISTENCY-C. F. JACKSON.

On tho lllh dsy OF February. 1s49, G.
F. Jackson, then q member Of the Legisla
ture from Howard county, voted to exclude
slavery from Territory sufficient TO make
twenty>three States equal to Missouri, and
GGs;id Wilmot's proposition would exclude
i. from additional territory equal in area to
three such States. Now winch 10 the great
er Barnburnsr Of the two? In 1841 Mr..
Jackson was an out and out Wilnot provi-
so man, and voted instructions to our Seha
tors to carry out his views. Senator Ben.
ton obeyed the instructions. In 1849 he
introduced, 1--WE don't mean to insinuats he
wrote hen,,) d set Of resolutions in the Sen.
ate substantially contradictory Of the first.
Since the adjournment Of the iss!slslure he
published letter, stating that his constitu
ents had pledged him to have such resolu
lions pss'ed.-But Charlton county, the
democratic part OF his district, has since, as
all know. held a meeting to consider the
matter; and although no wac there in per-
son, urging them to sustain him, they dis
tinctly let him know he had received no
such instructions from them.-Iaquirer.