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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-05-28
The Telegraph,

AT Macon Georgia, one of the leading Demo-
cratic papers in that State comes out the rshf eoy
against the compromise report of Mr.. Clay as will
be seen by the following extracts:
Those who have read our paper will not re-
uuire ms to repeat what we have already antlc'-
mated. from thedeliberations of Mr.. Foote's COM
mittee. That our readers may see for them
selves the reasons upon which the proposed deg
radiation of the South is based, we give at length
to-day, the report of a majority of the Com
m;ttee of Thirteen. As measure for settling
the particular matters ofits deliberations, 1t IS
wholly unsatisfactory. TO call it comprom.
ise is but to add insult to the humiliation and
defeat, which it presents to us: The South
who are the injured party, are called upon tor
the sake of peace, we must make all the con-
cessions, and the North get all that she wants
mt present. This is the rnutuality of this pre-
tended compromise. If the South submits to
<e its degrading terms, little while, and but
while, and Congress will strike down slavery in
the States and scatter the whole institution to
fho ,y;nds
The proposition contained in the bill of the
committee with regard to the recovery of fngi-
tive slaves, appears to us to be the most objec-
tienable Of ALL It strikes ut the sovereignty
OF the States. 1t directly interferes with the
domestic relations of the States within their own
borders, and isthe entering wedge to its abolition
everywhere. If the South shall submit to this
stretch Of Federal power, nothing can avert our
doom. Such are some of the prominent fea-
lures of Mr.. Clay's plan for calming the present
agitation of the public mind and establishing
the union yet more firmly in the affections Of
the American people, But our space will not
allow us to expose it further to-day. We shall
have occasion to say much of it hereafter.
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From the Columbia Telegraph.
LATER FROM Gu B 4.
ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL.
LOPEZ EXPEDITION ABANDONED.

ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL.
LOPEZ EXPEDITION ABANDONED.
SAVANNAH, Ga, May IS.
The steamship Isabel touched off here this
morning, having left Havana on the 22d inst.
Gen. N. Lopez, accompanied by one of his
Aids, J. Sanchez Esenega, came passengers OH
her, and took lodgings at the City Hotel
From the General we have obtained the fol-
lowing intelligence:
TIE expedition left Coutoy in Yucatan, on
the 18th, and landed at Cardenas on the 10TH
They lost some time in landing, which gave
time to the inhabitants to send off an express to
the post of Collozo, ten miles distant, for relief
The troops under his command finally effected
landing, entered the town, and attacked the
Jail, supposing it to be the Barracks The Jail
Guard. consisting of only fifteen men, stood fire
well, and resisted with couside. able bravery the
attack of the invading force. At this moment
more troops were seen crossing the square,
and on being hailed answered by firing upon
his troops. After this little afsir some of his
soldiers went to the Governors house and com.
menced an attack upon it. The house was
well defended by the Cubans, but it was finally
burnt. The troops surrendered themselves as
prisoners, and the town remained in peaceable
possession ofthe invaders.
His troops becoming dissatisfied with the ra-
ther unexpected warm reception they met with,
and having lost time in getting their wounded
and fuel on board the steamer Creole, which
was to return for reinforccments, became dis
heartened, and insisted upon being carried to
Key West. They were closely pursued by the
Spanish War steamer, but happily escaped.
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Valuable Plantation For Sale.

TNlE subscriber offers for sale his plantation.
i situated in Chesterfield District, s. e., and
OIL the cast side Of Big Lynchs Creek, containing
One Thousand Acres.
Said plantation is thirty miles from Camden, and
thirty-two from Cheraw. On,he premises are a
good Grist Mill, Cotton Gin. Packing Screw and
Boultng Machine, all newly rebuilt The Farm
is in. state of repair not surpassed BY any IN
this section Of country, and is adapted to The cul-
ture of corn, cotton, wheat and oats. The MIls
and Gin are situated OIL the creek above named,
on foundation of slate rock and have never
failing supply OF water. There is also consider
able quantity Of good land, unclcared, and many
excellent springs Also, comfortable Dwelling
House, and other buildings. such as are necessary
and are always found OH well conducted farms.
The te'ms will be accommodating. Any person
wishing to examine the premises. with the view U
purchasing, will be waited On with pleasure.
JOHN FAIRLY.
May 10 81 ct
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Dress Goods.

TINE subscribers have just received from New
l. York, andare now opening their SPrihg and
Summer supply, consisting in part, Of
Plain, Metalne, Broche and Printed Barage
Print'd Marquise, Tyroleinnc, AIborine and Florde
Black Mousselin de Lain, Barage and Silk Tissue
Paris printed Jaconet and Organdl Musns
Fancy and mourning Ginghanis (snal check)
Paris, American and English Prints
!lso-Ah elegant assortment OF Ivory and Pa
per Fans. McDOWALL o. COOPEk.
April |. rs u
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Ten Dollars Reward.

NTOLEN or strayed from the subscriber about
~ the first instant, dark bay mare, about Is
hands high: six years old, carries her head very
high, her cars nclining 10 hang down; she has a
small star in her face, as well as recoect, but
am not certain; she is very long between the hip
bone and ribs; black name and tail. Said mare
was raised in Kershaw District. ANY person TAX
ing her up and delivering her to me, twelve miles
above Lancaster Court House, shall receive the
above reward. Any information will he thankfully
received: WILLIAM CROW. -
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Estate Sale.

DY order Of James II. Withenpoon Ordinary will be
ID sold the 9Th of June 1885, the residence Of K.
p Stewart. ESQ.,, deceased, in the village of Lancas-
ter his whole personal Estate Except the negoes
sistng of variety of new and valuable household fun
tire such Beds and Bedsieads, Mahogany Sofa, and
Tables, Chairs, Bureaus and Warrobcs, CARPETS, Crock.
ory and Glassware also Baronche and Harness. pair
Match Mares, Cattle. good two HoSe wagon and
gears, and fodder, fine sword, pair Epanles,
Uniform. and Horse Tappings.
ALSO well selected Library of Law and other Books,
catalogue Of which will be furnished the SALE Office
furniture, Law and Magistrates Blanks, together with
many other articles of salne.
The Negroes will he hired, and the house and lot rent
ed for the remainder Of the Year. on the same day.
TERMs-A credit of nine months with interest, pur-
chasers TO give note with approved security.
MARGERET J. STEWART,
May 2l-41l Administrative.
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LATE AND IMPORTANT.
ARREST OF GEN. LOPEZ.
GREAT EXCIrEMET IN SAVANNAH.


GREAT EXCTrEMEr IN SAVANNAH
SAvASNAH, May 20.
Much excitement was produced in this city
last night in consequence of the the arrest by
the U. S. Marshal, Of Gen. Lopez and his Aid,
under order by telegraph of the President of the
United States. They were examined before
Judge Nichols of the District Court, and no
evidence of tangible nature being produced
against them, the parties were discharged at
three quarters past eleven o'clock.
The Court room was much crowded during
the examination, and when it closed the Gene
raj and his Aid were escorted to their lodgings
by "a large number of citizens amidst the most
enthusiastic cheering. On arriving at the Ho'
tel, Gen. Lopez made speech, in which he as.
serted his unalterable determination to prose-
cute his present purpose (the emancipation of
Cuba) at all risks. He is man Of pleasing
appearance, and decidedly intelligent He left
at seven o'clock this morning for Mobile.
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Sale of Wines, Liquors, &c.

0N MONDAY next, the 3d Of June, will sell
" at Public Auction, the entire stock of well
selected WINES and LIQUORS, together with
the RAR FIXTURES, &c., belonging to Jas. C..
McKenna, at sour House," consisting Of
Wines and Liquors of various kinds
Decanters, Tumblers, Wine Glasses
Beer Pumps, &c. &c.
One Billiard Table, Balls, &c.
Two Bagatsle do do do
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Cows and Calves, Horses, Saddles and Brides
With great variety other articles.
Also
10 baskets superior CHAMPAIGN
Also
25 dcmijohns No old MADEIRA WINE
Terms at sale.
F. ROOT, Auctoneer.
May %. az Ct
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Lava Ware.

HNIIE subscriber has received Card Baskets,
l. Plates, Baskets, Candlestcks, Pitchers. &C.,
made of Lava, all neat and handsome articles
Also, China Cups and Saucers, China Colognes,
Glass Baskets, Toy Tunbers, Pitchers and Ba-
sons, Lemo nde Glasses, China Flower Pots, Chi
ma Doll Heads, Tool Chests, Large Porte monnies
backgammon boards, dice, miniature knives, China
Puff Boxes, with large variety of Toys and Fan.
cy Goods. all for sale by +. L.. ZEMP.
April 10, 81
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The PEOPLES Store!

NEW supply OF Rasins, Almonds, Currants,
~ Figs in quarter aud halt drums, Prunes' Bra
ziI. Pecan and English Walnus, fresh Salmon,
Lobsters, de-, West India Preserves, Pickles,
Calsups and Sauces, Gunpowder, Hyson aud
Black Teas.
ALso-A magnificent assortment of CANDIES.
ALso-A fresh supply of
Family Groceries,
Consisting Of Sugars, brown, crushed and loaf
Coffces, Rio and lava; Rice. Molasses and Salt
ALwAYs-A supply OF w. |. FRUIT on hand.
For sale low for cash, by
MOORE S BELCIlER.
may7 81 Il
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Summer Cloths, CaSsilneres,l Hats, &C.

A NJ e. K. KENNEDY are just receiving a
n. very handsome stock of French Cloths. We.
ry low; also Cassmeres, Linen Drills, Vestings,
Cravats. cclton and linen UndcrclUthing, Gloves,
hall Hose, &c.
Panama, Leghorn and Fur Hats
Fashionable black and white do
An assortment Of boys do
Also-A very large stock Of Ready.n'ade Cloth
ing, in Coats, Vests and Pants
Tie above stock is very large and complete,
and cheaper than ever. They solicit call from
their friends and customers generally.
April ,. 2G #
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in most of the declarations of this Address, trl.
umDhant vipdcation of our course from the be-
ginning That, however, affords us but little gra-
tiication in comparison with the hope, that this
document will arouse the people Of the South 10
sense of their danger"
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Notice.,

4 LII persons having demands against the Es-
n tate of E. w. J. Mccoy, are requested to
hand them in duly attested, within the time pre-
scribed by law and those indebted to said Estate
are required to make immediate payment.
B. Mccoy, Administrator.
May ID, 1850. 39 4t
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Bacon! BacOn!! Bacon!!!

TNHE subscriber has on hand 100000 Tbs,
Il superior BACON and corresponding quanl
ty Of Lard. in the lot there is nearly 1900 fine
Hams, any person wishing to purchase might find
it to their advantage to call and examine, helure
purchasing elsewhere; terms will be made ao-
comnodating.
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Executive Department.

THE MEDALS prepared by direction Of the
i Legislature, for the surviving members of the
PALMETTO REGIMENT, being ready for dis
tribution,-tbe OFFICERS and PRIvATEs are
requested to PRESENT. cir names as early as pos
sible, to the Captains, or commanding Officers of
companies, who will thereon report TO the Govern
or. B. IT. WATTS, Sec'y.
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An extensive and we'll assorted stock Of other
articles in the grocery line. comprising all the
ne necessaries of subsistence, together with fifty
thouaand best Cuba filed Florida Segars.
H. HOLLEYMAN.
April 2, 1880 2a It
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Gentlemen's Spring and Summer Goods.

GGntIeMtllS 5 Opflng anu OIIMMef GOOdS'
Black, brown, green aud lawn colored Summer
Cloths
Plain and figured Drap D'ete
Black and fancy French summer Cassmercs
Fancy French and English Drills
Whlle and brown plain and canvass Drills
White and fancy Marseilles Vestings
An elegant assortment of summer Cravats
Ready.nlade Shirts great variety
Silk, cotton and merino Undershirts and Drawers
4 small invoice of Coats and Vests, made ex-
pressly 10 order by New York city Tailor.
Just opened and for sale low. by
MCDONALD g. COOPER.
A large variety of Goods, suited for Boys dress
and every day wear. Arii IL.
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Branch of the Bank of !he State OF
SA. C.. at Camden.

A IL Notes intended for renewals at this Bank
n in the month OF June and July must be IN
the original signatures of the makers and ehdof-
sers. d. L. DESAUSSU URE, Cashier.
Nay 6 81 80
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In Euuity-Lancaster District.

In Equity-Lancaster District.
Cyrus A. Allen and vile, vs.. James NJ. Richard
son ct aIBllI to surrogate account and relief.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that James NJ.
i Richardson, Thomas Richardson, John Rich.
ardsor, Joseph B KlingIe aud wife, Margaret and
Mary Allen, Defendants in the above case reside
without the limits nf this State. 1t is ordered OH
molten Of "A. Moore Sui'r for compainants, that
the SAID defendants do appar aud plead, answer
or demur to the bill in above case before the
3lst day of August 1880, otherwise judgemen
pro confrsso will be ordered against each and all
of them. J.H. WlTliERSPOON, c. E. L. D.
Con'rs Office. May, 9th 1850 40 l5w
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MORTGAGE SALE.

WILL sell, on the second Monday in June
next, before the Court House door in Camden,
one negro fellow, to toreclose mortgage Terms
at sale. THO. J. WARREN, Agent.
NAV d Al tS
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Confectionery and Grocery Store,
T,uo RasrS NOrfll of The Post OFFICE.

TTHE subscriber would inform the public that
/ he Ls taken the store formerly occupied by
Mrs. II. II. Szer, where he will keep constantly
on hand an assortment OF
Candies aud Preserves: Segars
Wines and Pickles; Lemon Syrup
Sugar, Coffee and Lard; Candles, Soaps
Molasses, Spice, Pepper, Coperas NC:
And good ass .menl of Crockery and Tin Ware,
All of which he will sell low for cash. Pnrcha.
sers will do well 10 give him call before buying
elsewhere. l.. l.. FELilEk'
may d. 10 u
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RRICKS.

TTNHE Subscriber would refer those who may de-
Il sire BRICKS, to Mr.. Nathan B. Arrants. who
will give any Information as TO quality aud price,
and will see TO the delivery OF them.
VIM. j. TAYLOR.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for the Journal.

Reported for the Journal.
CHARLESTON, May 81, 9 p. m.
Demands are moderate, and prices still continue
firm. There have been sales Of 700 bales al II
to IL ll.16 w.
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DU pairs While KIU d1lu OdlTH STTps
Black Slippers ard Walking Shoes, Of every te-
scription
Misses Cater Boots, black and colored, cloth and
leather
Gentiemen's Department.
Fine pump and thick Boots. Philadelphia
do do do Bootces, do
do do Congress Caters, calf and cloth
do velvet and goat Slippers
And many other qualities OF Boots and Shoes, too
numerous to mention, sewed and pegged
GJWe are also manufacturing fine Shoes aud
Boots to order, and warrant them to give entire
satisfaction. Call and see. at
WORKMAN g. BOONE'S.
April %. ~ II
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sTRAYED or STOLEN

STRAYED Or STOLEN
EROM the Subscriber, on Sunday evening last,
IL small bay MULE, about years old, con-
siderably marked with the gears, and believe
branded on one hip; no other marks recollected.
I will pay reasonable reward for his delivery to
me in Camden, or for such information as will lead
to his re overy. a. E. ALLEN.
May 90 1850. az tlw
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Removal.

Removal.
THOS. BONNELL g. co. have recently removed to
the Stand lately occupied by j. Meyer. door he
low Dr. Zemps Drug Store, where they will continue to
keepa veil assorted Stock Of Groceries and other Goods
such Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Salt Molasses, Mackere
Salmon, Flour Rice. Unierwood's Pickles, Ketchups
Syrups preserved fruits fine gold leaf Segas Iron Of all
descriptions Cast German and Blister Steel, Hoes, Bag
gng and Rope. Bro, bead and col. domestics. prints
musins, gngams crockey, &C., which they offer for sale
on reasonable terms share Of public patronage is
spectfully solicited.
Camt'en, 18th April, 1850 81
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CAUTION.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against tra-
n ding with my wife Elizabeth, or trusting her
on my account. will pay no debt contracted by
her or any other person, without a wrtes order
from me. JOHN c. MARSHALL
May 20. 1880 10 II
DEST Flve-Qnarter India Mating--also "a sett
ID of Silver Mounted Carriage Harness, for
sale by f.. w. BONNEf.
May 81, 1850 40 If
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South CaroIina---kershav District

BY John R 10y, Ordinary for said District.
WtlEREAS, Mrs. Celia Luckhart applied to me
w for Letters of Administration on all and sim
gular the Goods and Chatlels, Rights and Credits
of Joseph Lockhar, late Of Il e District aforesaid,
decreased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular. lie kindred and creditor. of The ga
deceased 70 be and 5cGre at eTs boSsn
at kershaw Court House OIL the llih day Of June
next, to show cause, If any, why the said admin
is,ration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th day Of
May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty, and in the seventy-fourh year
of American Independence.
JOHN r. JOY. o. r. D.
May q, 1850. AZ
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Iced Soda Water from the Fountain.

Charleston bottled Soda Water, may be had
Trough the summer season at
NJ .SAIN'S DRUG STORE.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

CONSlGNEES PER RAILROAD.
S. & F., DR.. J. McCaa, s. B. Emmons, II.
B. Groner, J. Worthington, j. Crockett, R.
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Ladies, Look at This.

400 PAIRS oI Ladies Cater Boots of every
fUU description, Of the best Philadelphia and
Eastern manufactures, at very low prices
so pairs white Kid and Satin Slips
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1Enrrinse-Short Meter.

An unrcbulled correspondent of q par
ticularly conservative (Cotton) Journal Of
our City thus sums up in behalf of wo-
man who left her husband and now lives
with voluntary partner more consonant
toher taste:
The world will some day do Justice to this
truehearted woman, know that she has been
mahgned, but | have sought in vain for one single
charge against her, except that she has left her
husband. Now, whatever husbands may think,
this is not Of necessity 8 crime Nay in nine
cases in ten, bcilere it to Be a rirtac, The real
crime is for woman to live with a man she does
not love. If ten thousand women in Newly ork
should leave their husbands tomorrow, believe
it would be better for them, and better. in the
long run, for society. l believe that whom God
has joined together, let no put asunder, but
also believe that such as God has not Joined,
ought to set asunder as fast as possible.
Let me explain, No woman can leave her has
b0ad. Every woman ought to leave man who
only prettHd> to be her husband. \ woman could
no more leave man who was really her husband,
than one half of her body could walk away and
leave the other Where the union IS real there
can be no eparaton-where there is separation,
1t is proof absolute that no union existed 1t is in
this way that marriage is indissoluble If it is
real marriage, there can be no separation; if 1t is
HSpal tue separation already exists, and the soon
the pretense is ended the better. The rights of
the parties in such cases ought to be settled by
rigid equity; but there can be no equity in com
polling a woman TO live with a man to whom she
is not truly heart soul and body, united. The
prooi, then, that Madame - did right ia loayin-;
-, is that she did leave him, and is here
See what it is to live in an age ofPro-
gress and Enlightenment IfJohn Baptist
had only known as much as this chap, he
probably would never have had his head
cutoff
Wise as the children of this genera
ton are, we can't persuade them to tell us
what is the use of wedding ceremonies and
rings. and all such fal-de-ral, ii the doc
t1ine above set forth is sound And sup
pose we agree that what the world has
hitherto called lncontinence, or by some
coarser tenn, Is not sin but rather reli
eious act-that Helen of old was a model
wife and woman-what arc we 10 say
when this writers sort of marriages are
arranged between the nearest blood-rela-
tons We see clearly that his principle
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Additional Accounts of the Awful TosRado at
Cane t;irnrdenu.

CINcGNsATI, Thursday Dec ON
The st. Louis papers contain fail particulars OIL
the recent tornado on the Mississippi river 6y
which the beautiful village Of Cape Giradeau, IN
Missouri, was almost entirely destroyed, =,
The convent Catholic church. and other build
ings, in the immediate vicinity are hoaps OF ruins
The St. Vincent College is also Frustrated, and
the Methodist church, and all the other houses
between that and the bridge, are injured.
The professors and students were at the college.
at the time Of the awful visitation, and many0
them were severely injured. One has since died
Upward of one-halt Of the residents Of the
place were left without roof to protect them
from the weather.
1t is said that for distance of fifteen miles
back, and around Cape Girardean, everything
bears the aspect of utter destruction.
The accounts DO not give the number OF injured
and killed.
Prompt measures have been taken at st Louis
for the purpose of extending aid to the distressed
and suffering families who have been rendered
houscless by this awful calamity.
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covers and hallows these also; Tor the
proof" that an act * holy being the fact
that it is committed, the application of the
rule is easy: but does this moralist allow
it fall play!
We have omitted the names of the
persons referred to by This essayist. not
choosing to hold them responsible for his
statements nor his principles. We deal
only with the latter, which are obviously
Of more than private concern, and which
are equally important and questionable
whether they do or do not fit the case to
which he applies them.