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TEMPERANCE.

TEMPERANCE.
.a i@ PUBLIC MEETING.
The Hon. JOHN BELToN ONEALL will deliver
a Temperance Address inthe Presbyterian Church
on Wednesday evening. April 4th. The public
are respectfully invited TO attend
procession will be formed at the Odd Fellows
Hall at u O'Clock, in the following order
Cold Water Army,
Cadets of Temperance.
Sons of Temperance.
49, Washington Temperance Society.
%" ~ Citizens.
Brethren of the Order OF the Sons Of Temper.
ance Of other Divisions respectfully invited to
join the procession. -
u 1t is expected that the Ladies OF Camden
will present the Division with Bible on that eve
ming. w. f. HUGHSON,
X. s. MOFFAT,
F. l.. ZEMP,
March %. Committee.
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Bacon Hams and Sides for sale low for cash
" E. w. BONNEY.
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Currants and Almonds will be sodat cost by,
lAA#Es q E. w. BONNEY.
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Mourning Goods.

The subscriber has just received large supply
of handsome Black Goods, consisting of Superior
Black Bombazne, do. Silk warp Ali Pacha, Hand
some Black Summer Silks, Plain Black Bersge,
Plain Black lawns and Figured Musins, Black
and Slate Gingl,ams, Handsome Black Prints,
Black Linen Goods, &c. E. w. BONNEY.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
Sta 0, 0Oa SE

10 0Os 0a Ro
Kershaw L o d G e. N u m b or 9
The Regular Meeting oi this Lodge will be held
at their new Hall on Friday evening next, at
o'clock
By order Of the N. G..
A. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
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Stone Lime, Land and Calcined Plaster,
In good order, superior article.
March q G. L. CHATTEN.-
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at"' - GaAIaSDs 81 sssr'
The subscriber begs leave to inform Lis 16ends
and the public that he has purchased The Drug,
Store Of DR.. ]. A. Cleveland. where he HiiE co1i.,
ue the business on his own account, and ho6eS, ,bg
"','-ni. go's7rs-4 e. J. lDEl1AfSss
Camden, Feb 2laa5- "a lssi 4ftfts2sa, ,ssF7
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NOticC
Not an ECliDse yet.

Our HOSE always ready to receive in six days,
and never deceive on the seventh; Oysters as cheap
as bread Pbeasants, Woodcocks and Lo6sters
about the same. JAS. Z. MchENNA.
N. B. Turtle Soup occasionally served up, with
many other delcacies. Old Mac, will be exhbi.
ted at Our House in few days, free. -
March ,-..F Eir7 - It Sast 10
-, g-r-s.sy :. =
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Counting House Calendars and Almanacs, for
lS49, School ana Miscellaneous Books, Stalona-
~. &c. A. YOUNG.
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Council Chamber, March Oath, 1849.
Or cred, That all demands against the Town
Council of Camden must be presented for pay.
ment by the 29lh inst.
Tavern License (No. y was granted to Robert
Latta Ordered 10 be published.
l.. w. BALLARD, T. Recorder.
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By Steam Five Days 6om Msw y6sk;s
The Subscriber'H just opetjngtS ~ Preusf sfasprE
meat Of Fashionable sp1iag GoedsE a@9pg W. g
HANDSOME Spring Y : q ssses
Handsome Spring Ginghaamsi from is 10 s74 III
~ Mourning gjo.f! do t3Lto1S7& cts,
Rich Printed Lawns from 20 to "a efsi y ~
do. Organd Mouslias from IS to372 80
Plain and Printed Worsted Bersge from "a fp
J. 624 cts. ~, tg2S-s:fsss u jas sss;s s,.;ssfks
Pretty Thread Edgings from 10 to 37a ch. Fsss
Linen Cambric Handk fs from 1e3 to 81 50eschsu
Plain and Fancy Linen and CoIored Drills tor,
Mems wear. 'sf.A ~ ,.s.tia - ~ 80. s
Very heavy Barnsley Drills. 80 @s 51 - s.
Marsees and other Vestings,, So. ts7ss's
Gentemens Summer Gloves and Cravats, -
Also, good assortment of Ladies Superior I'll
Gloves, all sizes and cofms.y - 3'3: E - ~ ists
Expecting 10 receive in few days 200 Gentle
mems and Youths Summer Goats, from 81 10 $40
each. Also large assortment Of ready slRadc
Vesls-all made to order and warranted be %
low as any purchased in this market Hereafter
goods will be sold by the subscriber on the psjpcf
pie of small profits and quick sales. . .sss.ssis
1iarch 5th, If r., ~ w fs5 51Qt;N.
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ow opening and for sale low at BONNEYs.
The Subscribers are now opening their Spring
and Summer supply of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Groceries, &C. They would particularly call the
attention of the Ladies, to their Bareges, Mus
lins. Prints and Ginghams, which for cheapness
and elegance of style, have never been surpassed
in this market.
MCDONALD g. COOPER.
March 10 IS49 St II
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Keep Cool.

Just received and now opening large assort-
ment of Summer Coats, Vests made to order and
in the best style. For sale at the lowest price
at BONNEYS
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aot fesllt 10 fha same extent gwheraE slaves ara
fhe laborers, as in those where every Que ],
liable to be called inio service at any moment
The necessary result therefore, Of this state o
things is, Aka, the sint Ds ,oar ,ras nerer' &c;
h1usied in countries Ike ours, consequently lhr
war can he Indefinitely protracted, until The in.
vaders themselves are heartily sick OF the frt,t.
less Job So ain is this made by the exam.
I;ples cited by the learned author referred to,
that fool only can doubt their truth. a..
1t will he wise for,Ihe people OF the North to
ponder long and we'll upon this view OF The sub.
ject, before they resortt TO coercion to keep the
South in an Union rendered odious by their
expressions. ,,.e.a
To dissolve this Union is possible but to
drive the South back when once she has sece.
dpd, or snbdue her, even, is rholly impossible.
The North has,rot the men, nor have they the
money. Her prosperity. as well as the pros.
perily Of the whole world, is mainly based up.
on the staples of the planting States. Let the
usua supply be cut off even for single year,
and she will have enough to do 10 control her
own turbulent population of Agrarians, Com.
m,lnists, and discharged factory operatives, with
out attempting to subdue distant, much wrong
ed hu, chivalrous people. But lei this supply
wholly and entirely cut of, and their bean'iful
and thriving villages, built M with the legal.
lied plumber OF the South, will soon put on the
taltered garments ofdecay, and her cities now
so full of the busy hum Of commerce, will e'e
long become only "dens ofthieves."
The South tllenhas nothing to fear from the
North in the event of separation. She cannot
be coercrd by all the powers of cllristendom. If
arrayej against her. If attempted however, a
single campaign will satisfy the valiant inva-
dcrs of her asoil Such men as laered at
Cerro Gprdo and Chapultepcc, would never
gain aurels in such contest, am we'll assured.
Their march would he like that Of the King Of
Spain, when with ''. 5'' $500"
"Full ten thousand men, again."
He marched up hill and then marched down
Or, perhaps like that of Paddy fiom the ''praie
patch" back again, in double quick time. |
repea, ,ha, We have nothing To fear from North
rrn valor, bnt have murh to gain besides our
rights, in p"cnnarY point from separation.-
L., us then like The Old Revolutionary fathers.
cease TO look upon disuni'n with fear and
trembling, but rather as redemption from
bondage. !" - .,...s ...
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Attentions! DeKalb Guards.
You will parade on the Cd Saturday in April
next, properly armed and equipped.
Dol. BY order Of Capt. Moffat.
march 81. W. F.. IlUGHSON, o. S.
p. S.-A dinner will be prepared for the occa'
sion.
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1.-THE undersigned having dispossd Of his ~;
terest in this place to Mr.. q. J. DELAY, would ss4s
commend him to the favorable consideration Of his
friends and former customers. s., ~ I'm ~,
J. A. CLEYELAND.sss
Feb. 2S 9 CT ~ -
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Ladies Splendid Dress Goods of every materia
ow opening and for sale low at BONNEYS.
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Read the following letter. and then yon troubled
with any disease of the lungs go and get bottle Of DR.
HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTIIA.
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4. ! Sf&fss IN
- SSs1-iAa7F f'ra6
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08

tant, and that il extremely difficult TO hear the
Spouse OF members to the call 1t gives him great
pleasure to make TIE correction
The names # Mr.. Clncman and Mr. billiard are
omitted in the to strike the address reported
by Mr. Calhoun and ADOPT that reported by Mr. Berre
m These gentlemen inform me that they voted in
The affirmative
Nh Lumpkin is reported as having voted on both
sides Of MIR Hards motion to adjourn to the .3l Of
February. lie voted il the affirmative lie also in-
forms ne that n hc last vote adopt the address
he dbl not vote at all
Mr. Howell Cobb is reported as having voted in the
affirmative on the ad ption of Mr. Berren address
substitute He did not vote on this question.
Nr Flournoy voted against the adoption Of Mr.
Calhouns address.
Had these errors not been made, the result would
not have been changed but il gives ne great pleas
ure to correct any which may bc pointed out
A. W. NFNABLE. Secretary.
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a,cnled mo.ion Of Mr.. Yer5y, agreed to. as fol
hws
Resovel That fr,m and after Monday next, the
House viii meet 1t II O'clock A. NJ. until oil erwts o.
dered
a bin concerning bail in civil actions read
nd lue, and Oh motion OF Mr.. Watson, commit
ed
bill concerning the appellate Jurisdiction Of the cir
cJlt cur :. uh The suas uIe reported " the commit
tie ef Courts. WA read spciud time ny is lille. The
sn!s tur adopted and the ui!l Is amended ordered ~ ~
euur $ N.
Mi N"r'hirgrn explained the subject Of he bill to
he L. ascertain HE ruciun of he law with regard Ia
the question, W ether apP~as may he hal To The crut
courts in cases nvly rg han 20 and pss thauS5O,
and ~ declare that such appeals STALL liz.
Mll N permit Henry Parker ard free negro, v
remain ~ l. uoonn ING hp may BY allowed By The
county urlS. WAS rturulrt d uuilan Of Mr.. Sorva
rs to rep irr a the justices to be Summoned before
the GO he 1ven and ordered 10 be euglossr.
o. motion Of Mr.. q f5lliu,
HE llUise adou,ned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08
EXTR\ SESSION.

it will he perceived that h. NraSe ,fI)el gates by a
vote ufO2 n jS ia ptSse e., l1T. ~ tit wh.n The
II use adj arm. i adj urn 70 N ill., q h May
Tue oha Of This -si,n Il q I,p te tile Civil
Code. Ii is crrilinIv desirable I,h ,hie hu~ineS-
which has b Ell 81 hong hand but Ie>ti6n beth
rr the rcope he pr,n,dri Of The necessity of the
LeLiSrture cIrvrnnr prAslv FIR tine pIrn -, at ~
cuns lrra IL expense ~ the State. Tile Committed
Iii have authoriz' Il III ring tha recess and
his way, the rrprr ci have b'en ready CIR prcspn
atipn at The mex regular Session. The Whale matter
after all. must be lett to The Conn'ee. II woul.i be
ampn'aoe TO think that tie ma riry If our sol disant
Legislators should hlveio part pe in the actua making
Of Civil Code. The Legislature has nnh,,u I, do
hut give The form Of legal enactment t. he labnrs Of
the Rvi>rs, after they shall have received the sancu
and amendment Ut the Committee.
The expenses Of onr legislature hear large pro
rim ID he Of the civil list ana We hnk il "a
wise add t. these expenses except up the most clear
y made ont of NECESSITY. We hope the Senate NAV
reject the re~utnn The expense of this extra session
will be not less than S 10 600.
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Washington, Feb 3, 1910.
The Senate not in session 10 day, having yeser
day adInrnrd over ~ Nnud4y

The Senate rot in session 10 day, having yesrer
day adjpnrnrd ~ Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Kauinan. ~ leave. introduced tuition which
was adprd. in~trucng the Committee Pebble Land
10 inquire mo he eXpediaucy of M king anpronri
lion of the Pu'c Lands for Rail Road from II Ry
ct tn Sabine River, t. i.iuIe Rock. e..
Mr.. NInloH. from the Com I'Ire Wavs and Aleans
rermr'ed the annual Mil hing apnnpria TOR tie
service of the p II Office Department f'r The G-cal
rninr June 3Oih. 1850 ana 1invpd Tint il Ne MITE
To the Commte"f1he WI - on thr S ate otjhp Union.
Mr. Goggin mnvel 10 add ius'curtinus 10 the Co.nu-
tee first consider aud dispose of The bill rpp.rtd by
him - '.redire The Of Postage and for Other pu-
seS = Il was np.ssibIe. he said. to understand
inoly "a tho'Pcst oli'e Aoprop'latnn Bill until the
bill r tr-fI 10 wa diSp ised ot.
Debate Tins arising Tie mulnn 10 commit rnes over
under the mes.
Ane=sage was received f. III the Senate, announcing
the passa Of Mr. Pearce' r =ol"n N regard to the
pinug, amen led, with let rr fro he Secretary If
the Srnair sailg thai II conseqnrnt snch nv
the Senate NE Bnir app intrd ID Perceive & examine pr-
posals. Ind prom s"d The opening of h. SINE uurl "a
nesdav nexl. afp.d time for action o. H. r>.lu,n by
the lIonse The Cd of FEBRUARY the day fixed open
inc the pr,p sas
Mr. Sephens asked the unanimons consent IF h,
House nlrrurp res uiins calling upon the President
IA furnish mf,rrafiun nbpu; The N-yctn FRENZY
liclarly of hose articles stricken by the Se-.ae
Objection henr made, the resolution ntS no. received
as II was not In order 10 day To suspension of l4
rules tor that purpose.
On mhina f MIR. r ckwell. Of Connecticut the
House then went into committee Of the whole o., the
private caendar-hlr Houston. Of Ala. in the chair
and again c'rsirred ami reported he House gree
number If private is, which We're read the lhird time
and pissed.
A res luiion adopted. giving to Mr. TibIey, the
delegate from Miesoa, the books hertz voted TO .e
hers.
IL c t',lo
graduate he price Of the public nds nnd fr other pur
poses which was rnai ~ ire and referred Adjourned
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THE ADDRESSES

|
! we complete the publication IN f,u,,
7 we severn meetings Y uihen member. 'VFaoga
""" Z ashn-tn, grhrr With Tie iva i, VII a'
prepared respectively. BY NJ Calhoun All ~ 'uesses
en- Both Of 'he'r docnmeuts are of qre,, neFn'
N.Y. As +" mere yie,we prefer Mr. Ber-.,, and
"'"'d o. e. I'D din III, absa Of The oth. i-'"et
APR ana Conclusive assertion OF the rubs II i I'd
aH' H Adopted hy tha Hnauimuus v,tp-ur .,o ''n'h,
.'2' =" JHy T ne members d Cungres, frm ,t. e'y
''I'nG ot1ies -oond not have failed to o., 'a's-
l." immense moral power. As is. neitba, ,; u'ned
""N i any other Influence than that which oe 'ify
"'@' N truthful narrative, convincing cqc. ,rJ T.
f."1innce Nj. CalEouu's aldr.s cannot 4. IT."
'Ae Manifesto u Southern members Ii va
10 ih'refh3n tory eight ont Of one hundred and ,,|
one' Senators and Rrpres natives fro;a tn. S.,,
VIII have q mole effect. as We have her.,oe..
th7n 'fSnohen p rhe Senate ana fraaked NJ tba
~ their constituents We may weu i, III.
form their own conclusions Us ID tho relative
'f f'S'l actresses The following parallel, whcb -.
una III 'ne Richmond Times, will help them in The c,u
rari-on: ' CON-
!. III t"''"nn's manifesto recites the wnpr, of,..
',"'il ahd appeals n the Sou-hprn State. !, ""e
'hrhstivrs BY concert fur united resistance N pPe
anLneh Ell aggressons. Nj Bernen's Ikawisa p"'Cd
me causes o Southern aPprphenSiun and W "''
'"Ifd"o"'V Z" t'tr continuance oG repei I,i.p ,L :,
rr'pe r.3 ins # amity and CONCORD between t me
'''''' NJ iht ! hl1n; hnt Instead appealing to M
II ""c, Y" AAe Ir remedy its haus III ann.,ls
'hf ca'W judgment NJ ilre whole people o,b 70
ny Whether that Union Shall NJ haz1rd H. 'a" "
e"''y .'9ISa'i goW 50 Strongly pressed By lie N%
VT berrrn warns the North 10 de>isi from lie , "''
Sary ana obn"XlonS' measures: Mr.. Calhoun wnd =,
7n hfrn r',,Sanre n advance, as the mean, Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08

We deeply reare 10 announced IN the Richmond
rape7s the DEATH the 9Th vearot his age If hs ds
ungushej LAWYER and statesman. lie Vas man If
h'sh e of talents and figured lsrgcy in the politics Of
he State and Union. We shall, in our next, give 4
more extended notice Of his services
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08
MIR CLAY ELECTED

The Legislature Of K-nucky. on The Isl inst, elected
Mr.. Clay Senator Of the U. 5. f yea from the Ali
Of March Mr.. Clay, ii is said will give to Gen.
Taylor's administration a cordial support
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08

.on,r-.f rs g. a. ...e first permit ed 10 etrn KEN
G. the character IN which ,u-l coated and have sup
ported it Ta-sa territories were 1oauired bv the
common treasures ami 're5 efforts III all The States
he south contributed .cr luo r-rra,t1n ofr4.uev.
r ] nh ~ more tltn hcr GI- trup,.tIi VIZ Iae L. t J
war in wish th-v were a,dlfcl.s TIE y,y- .-...
statement v:i.s41w
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08

we gamer tTOn an abstract, lde BY the n Y. Cour
er and Enquirer. ii The Report of the Commissioners of
f.ngrailon. thai, dnrng the year SlS there arrived in
me port of New York 10000 passengers. Of whom S9
otU were aliens II NE transportation Of this a.
mrhSe number of persons 1916 vessels were emr ,J,
I" which 53l We're Am.riran. It il worthy of note that
while much more than halt viz llGOOO of the passen-
gers. were brought in American vessels the proportion of
SICK rerSnnS and draths much l-sS than half The
roI' M nber of si.l WIS 3J19-ln American vessels
lOU2; Of deaths 1921 i'll Anrrran vessels All. This
IS owing !" the American vessels brinr laruer the &C.
con moations and c' better and The v,vaoes shorter
The Importance of the passage money To oar marine nav
b. estimated when we reflect that the ships ernployed
cemr hack rnn Europe with very nc1n-iderahe freioht
Ih" legislature NJ NV York passed. 4 frw years u,
law Imposing cipliarun. ur comlnnration nv nm
every immigrant Is protect the counties agans, the pssi
hiIy Of he'ng c'arg"a5ie fr his support The Su-
prpme Court Of he Unlled Srate, has recently n,ro,,
ord thS 'aw nncn~'itniiona This brings shin masters
Nndrr the "Teraon q an existing statute which makes
i penal "nce q intrInce any person into The State
VIII" may b"cme charl'abe to country. Captains
will he careful whom they bring and the eff;ct will be
T. raise he price Of passage The Courier fears. unless
~ Legislature intrf great diversion viii Be made
Of This carry ing Of Immigrants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08

Grating the people Of the South, and eventually
on the AmeFican people at large laply these me Il
utes are not contaminated There remains locus penn
ts"' a there Is yet te to pduse-l moment Of which
ih'elen patriotic conservative men in every quar-
ter Ct the Union, aoof tie influence of party on
,Hch subject, and eiaciug all sectional lines of
dtys-on, may ANAL themselves consider, if there be
any duty Ne fulfilled II lerc be anv interest to be
aItat.c i-.t J.lte Ivy ANY object to te attained hy
tue prose- rtitn VT thase measures which MIL Justify
Ae Aaz.ra Reyer remote they believe ii to bt)
ii Je parting the peace and harmony of the Union
vi VIII a,n:.. THAI tie Institution of tesic slavery
! one which belongs exclusively 10 the States III
which EXISTS To establish regulate to continue Or
" aA .ira -Anv ami every interference with it \
ARR c1en ot uher Statcswhether direct indirect i
therefore wrong which becomes aggravated when it Is
committed by those With HON are for certain pur-
70 es united as one Peep ean1 who avail themselves Of
this relation 70 make thar Interference re hurfu Ii
slavery be sin, lie WHO'S nota STAKEHOLDER is free
from tile clilt Of itN nv should lie desire to become
h.s trohcra keeper i there feelinc-no thought
70 act 81 lily own which requires his cars, and which
would better reward his vigilance Is an opinion,
sentiment a measure Of sectional policy. TO be urged
and enforced the Hazard If disturbing the peaceful
relations Of twenty millions Of people Why may MOI
thIs controversy lie adjusted? Does the District Of
Columbia present the obstacle Cannot some mode
Ne devised 10 withdraw ths disturbing question from
tie national legislature? Is it the question in relation
,,o;e,raa H., +la ,hl Pl,Hs
,~,s 40 o''e p'-
IN S3o IN ~
.rta i ."e+t
ana is benticcnt influences were felt during the next
,,,c.; .,',,o.I ~ teT t.e
seemed likely to revive that excitement, the same A.
mercan feeling prevailed and the danger was ayerted.
Why should it not be quall. etfcacnus now Has
L II'ii'eu ~ III
+Lo III, MILKY 9"''t
TIT ;,.+;.,,.:o, III y NIL a'-''el -
rborc,yb,. tro lo,,-t:n otiora TT;t 10 s;i
Hattie SI,+b oa,a,. 'Ii,'
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