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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28

The British Ministry have been again defeat
ed in Parliament, but the debates present MOTH
ing of general interest :.
The President of the French Republic, in his
recent tour through the provinces, has been well
received.
M. Theirs has left Paris on visit to Louis
Philippe in England. He was well received at
the Court of ST. James. 1t is SAID his visit IS
connected with important political changes in
contemplation. He had an interview with the
President previous to his leaving France.
The Continent remains quiet, and there IS no
political news of Importance.
Licerpool Cotton Market.-1he quotations
are for middling, rs ID Fair and good
qualities are in demand for export Upland
and Mobile, fair, Z 3-S; and fair Orleans, 7 90.
Nrp York, June 25-The Cotton Market
today was unchanged-the sales amounting to
1000 bales, at 12 SO for midding uplands, and
10 34 for middling Orleans. Flour and grain
sare unchanged, Rice is firm. Groceries and
provisions unchanged. Sales $50 hhds Ken
sucky tobacco at IL 8 IA
Nelc York, June 26.-The steamers news
las had an unfavorable effect upon the cotton
market, aud prices are tending downward
There is moderate business doing in Hour,
and prices are unchanged. Provisions are firm.
Mess pork, SlO75 Sugar, Molasses, and
Coffee are dull. Rice is in active demand for
export. Stocks are improving.
A FAIR INrERENcE.-Suppose Shareholder
from the South should go to Massachusetts
and establish newspaper, through the medium
Of which he should constantly defend the insti-
tuition of slavery, and denounce the abolition
lists as disuDionists, and enemies to their coun-
try-would not the inference be fair, that ne
was incied, encouraged, and aided in his work
by his slaveholding friendss We think So
Should not similar inference be drawn from
the conduct of Northern men who come South,
set up paper and oppose slavery as far as
they are allowed by law, and denounce the
shareholders who are not willing to submit to
abolition dictation, as disunionists and enemies
to their countrys We think so.-Chera~ Ga.
zettp.
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Racing Subscription Office,
10 Park-Place. New.York.

THE Proprietors beg to announce that they
i have opened classes for SWEEPSTAKES, upon
the system which has obtained large share of sup
port in England and elsewhere, by extending as it
does to the public at large, the interest otherwise
felt by few in RACING EVENTS, and enabling all,
whether conversant with sporting matters or not,
TO participate in the chance of gaining LARGE
SUM- by the result. at proportionably small risk (!
AS will be seen by the subjoned scheme, The sub
scrlber in class E, may for ONE DOLLAR, gain
$4,000.
The sweepstakes now open, consist of FIVE
classes for the GREAT YORKSHIRE STAKES, to be
run at York, (Eugland) 23d August, ls50-l64
Horses entered First Horse, S5O.0OO
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Cut from the Cincinnati Globe.

Physicians prsccibe DR.. Rogens's Liverwort and Tar
in the last stages and most hopeless cases of Consumption
afr all other medicines have failed as it has proved itself
to he the most extraordinary medical aid in curing that
disease Now this medicine is valuable in the ncpien
Stages such Cough, Colds &C. &c, when the Lungs
NOT r gone before ulcetion takes place. ls seldom
OF ever known to fail in breaking up the distressing
Cough Cod in few hours time, If the directions
strictly fonowed.-fhe genuine DR. Rogers Everwor and
Tar. which makes many wonderful cures. can be OBJ
tained at JAMES r. MckAlN'S, Camden. S. e.
D. See adyertisemeflt in another column.
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NOTICE.

A N Napplication was mad to the Town Council
"A ofCamden. by Mr.. James j. Dunlap praying
Council to grant him Billiard License to keep a
Billiard Table in the old Baptist Church, on the
corner of York and Market streets, in the town OF
Camden. Recommended, by J.. w. Cantey,
E. A. Salmond, Thos. E. Shannon, Samuel BEN
son, w. A. Ancrum, McKa Brevard, \. Z. Halle
C. Halle, L. C.. Adanfson and F. Root.
L. w. BALLARD, Iolcn Recorder.
June T., 1850. ID At
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Sherif's Sales.

DY virtue of Writs Of Fl. Fa, to me directed, |
ID will sell, on the first Monday in July next,
and tie day following, if necessary, being the first
and second days of said month, before the court
house door in Camden
Two Mules; levied upon and to be sold as the
property of d. H Robson, at the suit of N. Il.
McClelland, assignee, VS.. II. L. Sloan ct al.
The entire Stork in Trade Of the defendant,
consisting nf Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
Sparables and Tacks, Calf Skins, Leather, Car
pet Bags, Pas,eboard Boxes, Store Fixtures, &C.,
levied upon and to be sold as the property of j. 5.
McCaddon, at the suit of John DAILY. The stock
of Goods to be sold at the store lately occupied by
the defendant
Terms cash.
THO. J. WARREN, S. X. D
June H. 47 I'd
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Executive Department.

Whereas the cause of Education in South Ca.
roIna. demands al the light which intelligent ard
experienced minds are capable OF shedding upon it,
the Governor, in pursuance OF what ne believes TO
be the public wish, suggests TO the teachers
througlou, the STATE, the proprety of assembling
at Columbia, Oh Friday, the 18th Of July, to con-
slider the subject o FREE SCHOOLS, the pre-
paratiou at home of Elementary and other books
for the use of our Schools, the best mode OF in
suring tho progress p education, and other kindred
matters.
may l4tlI, 1850. AS coWtd
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF
soUEE CAROLINA.

Nv ~ SSsS-66N sSs
TIME following Premiums will be awarded to the
i successful competitors, at the Semi-Annual
Meeting, to be held at Camden on Monday the 18th
of July next.
l. For the best Stallion for agricultural purpo-
ses, silver medal
2. For the best Mare for agricultural purposes.
silver medal.
8. For the best native Bull over three years,
silver medal.
4. For the best native Cow over three years,
silver medal.
S. For the best Jack, bred in South Carolina,
silver medal.
g. For the lest Mule, bred in South Carolina,
silver medal.
7. For The best Ram adapted to our climate,
silver medal,
g. For the best Eve adapted to our climate,
silver medal.
9. For the best Ram, regarding wool chieay,a
silver medal. =.
TO- To the successful competitor In ploughing
match, with double or single team, silver medal.
H. For the most successful and extensive ex,
pertinent with lime, for three consecutive years,
one complete set of the Farmers Register.
II For the best conducted Plantation in the
District of Kershaw, silver cup of the value
of $40. A full and detailed statement Of the val
ue and operations of the plantation to be furnished
by the Agricultural Society of Kershaw, or COM
mit,ee of three dsinteresteG planters Of tine Dis
trct.
U Editors friendly 10 the cause Of agricultural
improvement, are requested 10 give the above
few insertions in their respective papers.
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New Publications.

TUIOGI OH the Life, Character and Public
H. Services of the Hon. John Z. Calhoun, by
The Rev. J. -. Colt; price 10 cents.
Vol Bird of Mrs. EIlet's Anecdotes Of Women
of the Revolution
Living Authors OF England.
Mpdern accomplishments.
No. ! and Pcnde1nis-,o be complete in sew
en- numbers.
Home lHiluen&e-new edition
Prima Donna. Pride and lrrcsoluiun.
S:ury Of a Family, &c. A. YOUNG.
June 1, $3.50. AZ It
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ANOTHER INSTALMEMT
NEW SUMMER GOODS!!

TllE Subscriber has just opened handsome
= addition TO his already large and varied as
sortment of SUMNER DRY GOODS, of whic
the following articles form portion:
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
White spotted muslins Tor Dresses
Plaid Swiss muslins Gan elegant arlcle)
Printed musllns in every variety oI price and style
Plain white Jaconet. Swiss. and cileck'd mIslins
Mourning and fancy caIicoes Grass Skirts
Lace Capes, muslin collars, and chemisetcs
Musr cuffs Dt the newest fashion
Infants Frock Bodies
Swiss and Jaconet Trimmings
Laces OF every kind.
A large assortment of New lionnets for Ladies'
and Misses,
Hosiery of every description
proiusion of Fans and ditto of Sunsiadcs and
Parasols
Baregc shawls and mantles
Black and white sewing silk mitts
Gloves of all sorts and sizes
Linen canblic handkerchiefs at l0c. and others
with an upward tendency
GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Ready-made coats, pants ana vests, all sizes
Handsome black alpaca coats at So 75
Boys coats, assorted sizes
Panama, Leghorn and double -brilnmed straw hats
Black Drap D'Eie for coats
Figured ditto for Pants
Summer coatngs and Vestinss
Dress Shirts, Drawers and Suspcndcrs
Handkerchiris, cravats, &c. &c.
All new anL attractive, and guaranteed as ioD as
they can he found in any n.arket.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pavilion, Cause, and 1914 Nett for the Mosquito
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MORTGAGE SALE.

TWILL sell, on the first Monday in July next,
Il before the Court House door, in Camden, be-
tween the legal hours of sale, one NEGRO BOY,
TO foreclose Deed Of Mortgage executed by James
p. Dickinson TO VIM. Arranis, Administrator,
Terms cash; purchaser to pay for papers.
TtOS. J. WARREN, Agent,
June II, 1850 1871 IDS
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the ASSAM TEA COMPANY,

I36 Greenwich Street, New York.
TIME Proprietors beg to call the attention of
! L connoiseurs in Tea, and the heads of families
to the choice and rare selection Of Teas imported
by them, and hitherto unknown in this country,
which, by their fra GRANGE and delicacy, combined
with virgin purity and strength, produce an infu-
sion of surprising richness and flavor.
TIE TEAS OFFERED, ARE THE FOLLOWING;
The Jcddn Bloom, Black Tea, ut 81 90 per ID.
" Niphon do O75
:" irar do SO
" DsaCrn. n Green Tea, " 90
" Tno-tsina, do 50
g Ud-f Mixture, Il compound ofthe
most rare and choice Teas grown on
the fertile and genial soil of Asam, " 90
With view TO encourage the introduction of
these malchless Teas, it is tho intention Of the
proprietors to distribute by LOT, among the purcha-
sers, quantity of Tea equal 10
The first years. Profits on the sales effected,
Each purchaser will receive enclosed in the
package a numbered certificate, entitling him 10
ONE CHANCE IN TIE DISTRIBUTION!!!
OF FOR EVERY FIFTY CENTS co
aid out and on the receipts amounting to $4,000,
the aforementioned parcels of Tea, to the value
Of ten per cent, or
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS,
will be girem array as bonuses! according to the
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The drawing OF this Sweepstake will take place
publicly on the 23d day of August, 1850, the day
on which the race will be run-the place and hour
being first duly announced by advertisement;
when the names of all the horses entered, will be
allotted amongst the subscribers in each class. and
on the 10Th day of September next, by which time
the result of the race will be known, the Prizes
will be distributed the holder Of the name of the
winning horse in Class "a" receiving prize of
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
that Of the second, Ttoentu:fre Thousand Dollars,
&c. &c in accordance with the above scheme.
A commission Of 10 per cent to cover expenses
will be deducted on payment of all prizes.
Any further information required, will be afford.
ed by the Secretary, Mr.. William BarrolI, at the
Offices as above-to whom all applications for agen.
cies and other communications are to be addressed
post pa,d, and all remttances, either by bill or
note to be made, in return for which. numbered
certificates will be forwarded as directed.
Lists of horses entered for the above, and alb
other races of importance may be seen, together
with schemes for sweepstakes in the forthcoming
ST. Leger, &c, &C., &c.
June l8, l848 48 lit
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MASONIC HALL
CLOTHING STORE,

26S hlng-Street, corner OF wentworth,
CHARLESTON, S. C..
w A. KENT g. MITCHELL are now re-
w cciving their usual supply Of Spring and
Summer Clothing, to which they would invite the
attention of purch sers. They keep constantly on
hand, full and complete stock OF Clothing and
Genlemcn's Quitting articles. Purchasers will
at all times find a full stock of
English and French Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Medium and low priced Cloth do
Pants, of all descriptions,
And full sto' k OF Vests.
They would invite attention to their stock OF
Quitting articles. viz: Shirts, Collars, Cravats,
Under Garments, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspendcrs,
Dressing Gowns, &c. dc
All OF the above Goods will be sDld at the low
est prices.
w. A. KENT d. MITCHELL,
26S King-st cor. Wentworth
April IL. 90 #
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NEW
Confectionery and Grocery Store
Two Doors Norti, of the Post office.
TINE subscriber would inform tho public>th
i he his taken the store formerly occupied bv
Mrs. II. H. Sizer, where he will keep constantly
on hand an assortment of
Candies and Preserves: Segars
Wines and Pickles; Lemon Syrup
Sugar, Coffee and Lard; Candles, Soaps
Molasses, Spice, Pepper, Coperas &c.
And IA good Ass ortment of Crockery and Tin Ware.
All of which he will sell low for cash. Purcha.
sers will do well to give him call before buying
elsewhere. i. L. PELTIER.
may g. 36 If
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West India Preserves.
4 FRESH supply just received and for sale low
n by MOORE S BELCHER.
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Branch Of the Bank Of the State of
So. 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 aud endor-
sers. d. L. DESAUSSURE, Cashier
Nav 6 36 IT
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DIED--On the 10th inst, in Washington,
D.. c., Col. JoHN CARTER, formerly resident of
this place, and was once our Representative in
Congress from this Congressional District
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice,

lANhtIEE1StTsttUTS 4NVtENS'
4 Ii. persons having demands against John
n Prince deceased, late Of this District, are re-
quested to hand them in duly attested, and those
indebted are hereby notified that immediate pay
ment is required. J. D. MURRAY,
NAV 24-4l-tf1 Administrator.
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425 Prizes in all.

425 PRICES in ALL 2OOOlbs $a,OO
Those who prefer love priced Teas, can re-
cciye their prizes in proportion, or, they wH be re-
purchased far cash, at deduction of 10 per cent.
d1 Country agents required. Applications IL
be addressed (post paid,) to the Company's Depot,
as above.
June Z, le50. 45 3m
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Auction.

VlHE remainder of the Stock of J. C. McKenna
L will be sold on The first Monday in July next {;
consisting in part of, Wines, Liquors of all kinds.
Segars, Pickles. Candies, Ale, Porter Champaign
Wine, Picked Oysters and Lobstcrs, &c.
f. ROOT, Auctoneer.'
June 25. so
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Wine Bottles.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
oranges, Lemons, Almonds and Dates, by
" JAMES McEWEN.
June II az IF
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Bacon! fiacOn!! BaCOn!.!

BacOn! EacOn!! BaCOn!!!
TINE subscriber has on hand 10000 lbs,
l. superior BACON and corresponding quanti-
ty Of LARD, in the lot there is nearly 1900 ine
Hams, any person wishing to purchase might find
it to their advantage to call and examine, before
purchasing elsewhere; terms will be made ac-
commodating.
An extensive and we'll assorted stock of other
articles in the grocery line, comprising all the
ne cessaries of subsistence, together with fifty
thouaand best Cuba filed Floridn Segars.
Ii. IIOLLEYMAN.
April 2, 1850. IS If
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CITY ITEMS.

IHs S. AIEE hENT >u,claI Nls,iFg - fte
Sa1rs ef A5er-e.-A specs meeting Of he soari n
Aldermen wSs reid evening" 0 AXE iu,o c0u.te-alou
- rev scae ~ Water Reus reported cy TIE finance
Committee snt Cotton Acuesrct Depsuneui-io - ,icl
e lave before sai-i =, come sls,-. TIE sosrs occI
-- .e4r I've hours r hearing sunty propositions 'us
sss-11- md srleueuelis s.mos; Wi,houi n1ntsf AZ
sH'~ Alin Wsri confident he esr.y -srt 81 lie
evening a .h- rae. recommended or - COMMITTEE er
a1oPcou .-e same rattst-f n t. Tusure on Wed
lr-la. i inst >la;-yl .1 sec RE whole ma
- '1 .-- only correct .--.-srporn1rns apou Plumbers
1s.-at " --A -,,Ae s-d number, T. position Va. com
7s.ei av A Ooos NllIh Ws-i 600 The srolns his, ~
ss-a- -as been immensely t-ue--sa By he Introduction of
l- ~s.sr FIRE -.Es Fave b-~l gresty decreased STD
every .ooi " sroGud Ia. increased u A. Dou~g.
I'D Ward oo ec.ed provision. q re O-imslce
which cid uot ,ppesr 70 hm c.esry expressed
The se-aon ~veylns vss.rraN OF one dollar on esel
.i -lgroofa Hotels sud Boarding houses be ooeciet
c because he .yrororro1 frequently sSstng 'stseen -
lu15er u 'le rua-. OF .ucl roors i1sr-l, bou-e.
vo4d enerai. '1lr.ol,y r msar distances s.eSm--u-
-.l,- a.a Pr col.erd-f sngad .of tr charged .y ae
1or.. power h. do roi consider a.s proper mode OF
aroorlonme-t Rsec'ore. ssA- oug TO ae chargrt
-r .1.-1re--far tera .lflruosrtat.s ar-culues
presented OIcr members Offered amendments ar some
suggested many which we're rot Fashe, further srusT
~ MIIts Ma Ward. ucv-d Pc sdo7'.1r e.. Table
NJ Do, Report Table beng 'as, recommended hy le
Con iesI 5G, are. cou- ders5.e .e5aie l..
essteet tv vote of lr 1907 ST. De Board en- down
81. T-s
Recess he whole sgt ret zoos different The
vote previously gwen for e -crou va. rsconsitered %
eve. lie SUP 1.ned rss substituted or
be-. ,--- .mnenie,i oy he -umiure The apporiou
ueul ot Regular " ser Rent. shch follows % vii be- oh
.ervsi ,si rca l4ts ~ dwelling hogses So
FfrrfAR W. I tt RATE
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Congress-.

In the Senate yesterday, after some minor mat
Ser, had been passed upon, the Que absorbing
topic vas resumed by Mr.. CLENESs Of Alabama
who passed bis censures upon hesss Clay and
Benton, asssiled Mr. Clsys resolutions pitched
into CaliforBia, her Constitution and oo1ndane'
the President, Gen. Riley, and finally Nr Gay
personally in such manner that the Kentucky
Senator briefly and pointedly replied III. Foote
a course had his say and drew upon himself 70
buke from Mr. Clay which was Thousand times
deserved but infinitely tho honorable 10 It's object
Mr. Butler made the charge that 1t was the North
which al the last Session abandoned California
without a government % which Mr. Dodge Of
Iowa quite thoroughly responded. Altogether the
Senate was unusually interesting
In the House. California and 3lsyery we're dis
cu.sed by Mr. Bar of Missouri THADDECs STE
WINS Of Pa and Mr. BrEt Of Mich The speech Of
Mr. Stevens was worthy Of his talents end pos
ton Brief a. IL the abstract Of IL furnished by
our teegrsphic reporter we hazard nothing IN pro
nounciug Il one Of the most 6rcible and telling *
positions OF Free Soil doctrine Of the Session
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Connecticut. [ BY TsiegyeIh J

A Wing State Convention assembled Yesterday
at New. Haven. and nominated
Fo, f,,,sypoy .... LAFAYETTE :. FOSTER SorsiCn.
O.. n. Gore,nor. GREEN KEEDRICK. Waterbury
Sec stat, ..... ROGER II MILLS, New Hartford
o.. T,,asuyey .... THOMAS CLARK South Coventry
Cont,olsr go. .sELAH STRONG, Milford
The Convention was large, spirited and harno-
NOUS All the candidates are active and vel
known Whigs. personally esteemed
Jour dispatch does not state that Gov TkpN
BULL declined reelection, yet such must have
been the fact or he would have been rs noInin
atcd
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Later from Chagrcs and Panamn.

BALIIN0RF, WtduesdaV- FOB II 7 "
The Southern mail has come IL hand, but the
sie,i 10 sii due b. he Ne~ Orleans papers We learn
ns, The schooner CLARION had arrived al ilsi port viii Of
wee. from Chagrrs The Lot inst There no stsst
al Chapres when sire len The sip Mh0anus bafhs
John W Coiiu aud Anna and the steamer Tennessee ai
rived ~ Panama with passengers from san FRANCISCO.
The N,ig OyeaAs Rec hy private letter That -hre
had been an attempt yet zap insuuecuon Al Cud-d
Victoria IN Tamsuhpss The Cow moT was attacked lN b
force Of ~ and aer skmish n which scvera were
kiued and wounded tbs fNccieucy was made prisoner
The next dHy Lorenzo de (ufyA issutd proc snhul t
bouncing the deposition 81 he Governor aui e0nNohnf
the Legislature tor tral.
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We shall issue THIS MORNING
our next number of TIE Tribune for
California. Oregon and the SdHdricb
Islands. 1t will contain all the impor.
tant news up to the time of going 10
press. Persons wishing 10 send or
carry this paper to ports on the Pacific
viii please leave their orders imme-
diately. In order no, 70 be disappointed
Single copies siXpence
- The C-sscsuf CegV salstlg " ttdsy
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A. AEREsT And DIsCaAEGE-Lste last nixht
aATsLA Iezsy arresee a. hots u ais CITY a yoUng
woman from sishtrsn - twenty years q age UPON CON
p4Int q Ore Mons IyrOn Frenchnan u New YORK
MO alleged mat BE was he husband The com
pam an sies ua she lsa SewfOfk several dsys since
company Win returned Californian who kYss az nane
AZ Drecn. Tee VOmA1, wnen arrested 10 COMPANY
WIN Green but denied nzt wife u French
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