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Camden, March, 1850.
THE DOOM OF KOSSUTH.

Colnn,unipaw," the talented foreign CORES
poudcnt of the noston Post, writing from E'din-
buryh, has the following excellent rerrlrls in
reference to the trrachcrous incarceration of
this noble, but unfortunate patriot:
You will have seen by the public journals
that the brave kossrtli is to be Imprisoned for
life, in fortress in Asia. After all the assumed
independence of the sultan, the protests of lhe
thy of the lovers of freedom throughout Ike
world, the supreme head of the Tur!,i<i, crnp:c
has consented to become the jailor of,l,o auto
crat of all the Russias. France and England
look quietly on, and apparently, and no 'nubt
really, are Perfectly satisfied. Lord Palm rr>ton
is mum on the subject, and the London Times
rejoices. That mouth piece of tyranny, with
all the haugh ghtincss Of despot over the fall of
an honorable foe, says Kossuth is "r,ost un-
grateful" Yes, the incorruptible patriot, whom
gold could not buy, was defeated by Austria in
a struggle between dcspot and an cnslavcd
people. lie fled to Turkey, & country that was
at peace with all parties who affected to be con-
ccrned, and the Emperor of Russia dc,rands
his expatraion, and after good deal of hypo-
critical diplomacy, the hero is seized on neutral
ground, and, with his brave followers, is SELL
fenced by the Turkish sultan to drag ont the re-
maindrr of Ills existence in an.Asiltc fortress
Such is onc instance of "might' being "ng g!t"
in tl,c eyes of the law, as interpreted by a few
frail n,ortals who are destined ;;,r Il few short
years TO hold the masses in 81 .rry. But the
time will come when that powc nat is slowly
but surely waking up the serf #aA the peasant,
will hurl the tyrants from their .oncs and cs-
tablish governments of the fundamental prnc-
pie that all power rightly belongs TO the people
themselves. Let us wait and hope: the day is
surely coming when the strong arm of justice
will scatter crowns, sccrtres and thrones, like
chafl before the wind.
The masses Of the English people are on The
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French Ei!uI,rOi;lcriGS,

I HAVE received a superb assortment OF French
4 NccdIeworE, comprising rich worked muslin
collars, Queen OF Scots" do, rich worked chcmi-
seltcs, with ana whou; collars. mourning collars,
worked muslin cuff, Rahy Frock Bodies, Swiss
and Jaconet Ehgings and |. scrions, with IA hand
some lot Of trimmed chcmisettcs. Also, all the
newest styles of plain and trimmed lace rapcs, a
full stock OF I,nen, thread and cotton cdgings and
laccs, black Blonde Lace, black silk frnges, COL
orcd ditto Bonnet Tabs, &c. &C.; all new and
carefully selected. JAMES WILSON.
March 10 % If
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SAFE OF EscaI Estate.

DY order OF The Court OF Ordinary, will be sold
- ON the first Monday in April next, before the
Court House in Camden, kcr$haw District, du-
ring The legal hours Of saIc by the Sheriff. all the
rea. estate OF Iackarah Bowen, deceased, consist.
ing of ono tract ul Land situated on the north side
of % Mile Greek, Of 4i2 acres, more or less,
bounded by lands OF Team, Parker, and others {;
orc tract on the south side of same creek, OF 253
ac cs, more or less, bounded by lands of Team,
Brcvard, and others one tract containing 100
acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Bailey,
Albert, and others; one tract of sandhill land, con-
tanning 100 acres, more or less bounded by lands
of +. Bowen and others.
TERAlS.-On a credit until the first day Of Ja-
nuary next; purchasers to give bond with good
security, interest from day of salc and a mortgage
of the premises, if deemed necessary. 10 the Ordi
nary JOHN X. JOY, o. *. ID.
March Is 2l is
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THE EIIesT INsTALMENT
OF NY
Spring and Summer Goods,

Is NOW ON HAND,
Consisting Of Everything New aud FASH
ionable in the Plain and Fancy
Dry Goods Department.
WOULD especially call attention to the fol.
i lowing articles which in point Of beauty,
cheapness and variety cannot be surpassed in any
mar.'et south of The Potomac:
Printed muslns, of every kind and quality do.
Jaccnet, Organdic, and French Lawns; Figured
Lappet and l.cno muslns for dresses; Earleson
and French Ginglams, very cheap; Ca icoes from
Sc. to 25c. per yard. The majority of these Cali
Goes are OF the Taylor stamp, warranted "not tc
rum"
Barege Shawls and Mantlcs; Blck and col'd
silk Parasos; Ladies' Silk Cravais; Thread
Silk, and Kid Gloves Misses Thread Gloves. all
sizes Misses white and Regatta Gotten Hose
Linen Cambria llandkcrcheis Cotton Hosiery
Of every description.
L!EEWIsE:-
An unusually large and varied assortment o.
Lerhorn, Straw, and Rich Fancy Bonncts, of eve.
ry size, and all of the newest shapes and materi-
ais, with choice selection OF Bonnet, Belt, ant
Neck Ribbons, and Artificial Flowers.
As l cannon possibly cnumeraie al! of the 'thou
sand and onc prcrties: have recently received,
would respectfully solicit general inspection, firm
Iy believing that frequent visits, "quick sales ant
small proIi's" will prove profitable, both to the
public and JAMES WILSON
March IL 81 If
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Photographic Likenesses,
EsS a, ID, GALE,

TNAKEN at the Odd Fellows Hall in from two
l. to five seconds All those dcSirous of pre-
serving an accurate likeness for future reference
would do well 10 embrace the opportunity. Parents
would, especially. do well 10 have their children
taken, as even day may deprive them Of so valu-
able mrmcHto in alter life.
March ID 81
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Tissue Paper,

nor hriGc ii Flowers, assorted colors: also
4 'nnt,lcd pink
Bohemian & ass Vases, now patterns
Gilt China: Vases and Candicsicks
Gilt, Silvrrrd and pain Paper Fans
SIr i anA Buffalo Polka Combs
Buffalo and Em:'i:h iorr Pressing do
Backgammon B ,ScS, Dor:nos
Accor,'e,ns, Flies, Fla, cu'ets, &c.
March u. a. YOUNG.
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New Publications.

Mysteries "f Tie Cnur; nf London
Black plumed Hiilcman
Gentleman "f the old Schonl
Fencing Master or Is months at st. Pctcrsburgh
kalnoa
Hands not IIcarts
Fanny Iiarvv
Debtors Daughter or Life ard lis Changes
Our Guardian
Con t:rcgar, complete
Pcnd"na,s, 4 No.
Spec h of The JIor. Henry Clay
Nolcs on Virginia, by Laurie Todd.
March 2l A. YOUNG.
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4 CARED.
Reynolds 81 Reynolds.

have this day associated WM. J.. REYNOLDS
with Inc in the practice OF Dentistry.
Mr.. REYNOLDS has been my pupil for the past
four wears, and commend him with confidence to
the community.
The business will he conducted as formerly at
my office on Main street, under the above name
and style.
WM. REYNOLDS.
ANGUS, % 81 If
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NEGRO Shoes and Brogans!

5000, pairs Negro Shoes and;Brogans, sewed
and pcggcd, mostly of my own manniac,use, which
Ioterat less price than the same quality of shoe
can he purchased, of northern work. would also
call the attention of purchasers TO my fine Boots
and Shoes OF every description, all Of which Of.
fer as low as they can be purchased in this or any
other market Il. ALDEN.
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New Books.

New Books.
PLAYS, Prose and Poetry, by Miss Barnes
Ellried Of Gndal. scandinavian Legend, and other
poems by DR.. F.. Marks, of Rarhamvie, $. c.
Dictionary Of Poetical Quotations, by Mrs. s. }. Hale
Memoirs of William Wr, aIr Attorney General of the
United States: bv JOHN p. Kennedy.
History OF The I'urilans and Pill rim Fathers
The Puritan and his Daughter
Maintains of the Bible. by Rev. John McFarlane
Circassia. Tour 10 Ile Caucasus
llTmho!ls CosmnS. London Edition
Shaks!rarcS Plays and Poems
do S.ve!, Ages Of Nan
Wayhnds Moral Science
do Elements of Political Economy
Egypt and its Monuments, by DR.. Hawks
lAic of Christ and his Apostles
Thnrnlons Family Prayers and Commentary
t;riswrld'S aud Jays Prayers
Minchcscrs Family PRAYERS
Hymns and Discipline of tie Methodist Church, South.
Chants of the Episcopal Church, pointed for singing by
u. Carpenter
Family Pictures from The Bible. by Mrs Elct
American fruit Cnurst. by J Thomas
Lif. Of Napoleon Ionis l5onaparte
kaIlayah, and Hyperion. hy iongfelnw
kaooali, or adventures Of J. Rnmer, &c.
A. YOUNG.
February &c 16 If
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Noticc.

7 HAVE in my hari< siNry or seventy dollars Of
l. The Estate OF Mrs. Rrhecca Lowry. Tie heirs
nj law will do well TO call f. il, as cannot ray
interest. J. T. JOY, u. II. ID.
AIarrh -. % 2t
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Notice.

TNIIE Santen Canal and lis Reservoirs being
now luIl of water, there is therefore no fur
ther difficulty in the passage OF boats.
r. PRESS SMITH,
March 15-2l-3tl Sup't Sanee Canal.
NROW TAR, Seed Potatoes, Cheese, best
" Tobacco, Cinon, Ra<ins, Bakers Broma, a
fresh article, Just received by
Feb lS. f. W. BONNEY.
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side of patriotism, but the most powerful of the
organs of public opinion, the government Off
GERS, props of the throne, and the great proper
ty holders of Great Britain, are glad to see
"rebels'' and "upstarts" dragged into dungeons,
for presuming to raise an arm for their coun-
tries, their fresides, and their little ones Like
Cromwell before the battle of Nascby, let us
pray to Heaven and keep orr powder dry, for
we know moi when we r,ay need the aid of both.
We are authorized to announce the following
ticket for Jntendant and Wardcns al the ensuing
election:
INTENDANT,
JoEN RoSsER.
WAEnENs.
JAMES DUNLAP,
A. NJ KENNEDY,
J. L. SUTHERLAND,
WM. NJ. SHANNON.
~ Messrs. Editors: Please announce the fol-
lowing ticket:
INTENDANT
JAMES DUNLAP.
WARDENs.
JOHN ROSSER,
A. NJ. KENNEDY,
w. NJ. SHANNON,
G. l.. CHATTEN.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
We are authorized TO announce following names
as candidates at the ensuing election.
INTE EIDANT,
JAMES McEWEN.
WA%DENS,
JAAIES DUNLAP,
JOHN ROSSIR,
WM. NJ. SHANNON,
Z. l.. CIIAITEN.
lieSsrs. Ediinrs: Please announce the follow
ing ticket for lntendant and Wardens, and ol,ge
MANY VOTERS.
For INTI:NDANT,
JAMES DUNLAP.
FoG WAIDENs.
JOHN ROSSER,
A. VI. KENNEDY,
WM. III. SHANNON,
J. +. SUTHERLAND.
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Attention FiFenlen.

THE Regular Exercise Meeting of the Cam
l. den Independent Fire Engine Company,
will take place on the first Monday in April next
Members arc requested to be punctual in their at
tendance, equipped as directed by The resolution
adopted at the last business meeting. The Bylaws
will be rigidly enforced against all defaulters.
BY order OF the Captain.
H. e. WELLHAU SEN. Sec'y.
11rrch 8, 1850 Is If
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Notice.

The Regular Meetings of the Lancaster Division,
No. 10 Sons OF Temperance, are held every Salur-
J. w. COOK, RS.
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Highly Important from Washington !
Rrp0BTED | I0SS 0E THF SHIP IlNI0N

REPORTED LOSS OF THE SHIP UNION.
OPENING or SPLENDID STOCK OF
g I.AA.lGl gG&GIaTE GOODS
1.-TWO Doors souh OF MIR. Dayman Levy's, con-
l. estng in part, o.
English, Irish and American Prints
Embl oidered Lawns and Lawn Muslns
Gold ard Silver mixed Bareges
Hungarian Bareges and embroidered Swiss Mus
lin
Swiss, Cambria, and Jaconet Muslins
Infants Bodies and Robes
French worked Collars, Chemsettes & Capes
Swiss ahd Cambria Insertings aud Edgings
Linen and Bubinctt d"
Barege Shawls and Crarats
Kid, Silk, and Iise Thread Grves
Bonnets. Bonne: Ribbons and Flowers
Heavy l0-4 and l2-4 blcacled sheetings
Long Cloths at all prices ..
Heavy 6-4 brown sheclng
Linen and Cotton Drillings
Bleachcd and brown Table Damask
Drap D'Ete and Kossuth's Coatngs
Fancy summer Cassimcres ior Gents wear
e Cravats and Stocks
German Embroidered Baskets
Ladies' Mahogany Work Boxes
And mary oiher articles, both fancy and doIses-
tic, loo numerous to mention; and all Of which
will be sold low for cash. by
II. e. WELLHAUSEN,
Two doors below Mr.. Ii. Levy.
Ma chs 10 If
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
C.H:lS and Cutlery.

GINGIE and double Cans; Revolver; Pistol
- Knives; ;Iunir: Kuiycs; Per Knives; Ra.
zurs and Sc sSors. A. YOU'VE.
Mirr, "a q If
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Attention, ears:aTlis!

VOU will parade at your rendezvous on Tues
i day tho 2Gh instant, at III O'Clock, proper
ly armed and equipped. The commissioned and
non commissioned o!lccrs will meet the day pre-
vous for drill.
All persons having guns belonging 10 The Com
pany, will please hand them in I" the Orderly Ser
geant, who Will deliver their rrcrlg;s
By oldcr OF Capt;,in M"!l:-'.
W. l.. .llUHiSON, Q. $.
March II ~
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Notice.

EOttcc.
TINl!E undcrs gncd Viii pay ne UclhS contracted
l. by any OF his family. ELI BASS.
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JAMES 3. esgEG6;,

JAMES y. b GEE9!,
DEGS leave 10 inform The inhabitants Of Cam
- den and lis vicinity that he will commence a
School on The 4ih Of March next. lie proposes to
te .ch The Latin and Greek Languages, and other
branches necessary TO qualify students for enter
ing College. His terms for tuition will be the
same as we're those Of Rev. Mr.. Russell, viz !:
So, $G, 81, SO, aud $l2 per quarter.
Feb 26. II f
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Tkersha w L Esod g G. ~ u III b er 9

The Regular Nlcclin. Of this Lodge will be held
al their new Hall on Friday evening next, at
o'clock.
by order OF The n &.
H. G.. WEI.III\rSEN Secretary.
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August %
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-31

,h. ,..ar,.,, Of ,be south Wa. their beauty o.
'e ~, s,r,getri,,l aud HARMONIOUS H.
',,J IL N. Grace and ea.e Of t'lelf
49,, ,hay e,c.l northern women MANY VI
.'ou'" - .,,,b es,ui.ite ,s.te-ofcn tert
-. hs, .el3om ga19,iy. o, with any display
-, -
The proy.rbsl sa5bf.iy ard uriianiif OF i1e
,'" .t' go Tbe .ogth,rn lsd, B.. naturally
" ''s 's.s,,,,. =. paen.arr4s,cd aui pa-
1 w. ~, ,a,s a., .oio tie country where fou
-, ~ ,,', ~ ., q. f.r 81. yoa p..,sa i.o4
- ,iI,,.. IA pas.afiee. ,oa m4. e.' at
,,.' ,.,.,,e., nous. eoh can ord. provost .s
AZ -, .p,,s- -Craeaer. i must aata.ra
-. n,r,erlf,h Ia them nal al.'l,f Fua
-, ,,i,8 IN a'lffon tsu 81 Be- answered ta
,ss me r.3,t,r.ess. aai treated ,4ib iae SAME
f''N ~ $500. ..fs..t. i.sar
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A eensu, recently taken IN Philadelphia states
the population (including the whole country e
be l!5,O63, which /, an Increase Of lob,oo4
eincc 1910.
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hR. \. ". EAMES, having loe.,,s
- raanenily at the residence Of NJ,
lIsrEG. eight miles southeast Of A.. :"
respectfully tenders hi, professional 49,
the citizens Of the adjacent country
be found at his Uiicc at all time, NJ
professionally absent.
June -. lel9. pGte
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s. NosEtll MIG
NIO>ELEN Il HALL, Attorneys ~
vi Marshall, Texas. ii
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G. a X u S. f TIC

G A x DIS. ETC.
-. -.
nR' \. ". EAMEs, having located
- rlanently at the residence of NJ,
LISTER. eight miles southeast of H.
respectfully tenders hi, professional 49,
the citizens Of the adjacent country
be found at BIZ oIlice at all time.
professionally absent. ~
June -, lsi9 nGn
D.. krNNtY. rrNpirro, NJ
NIskEN\EY & vi RRAH, Igo,.'s
vi Councillors at Laie, Marshal ~
county. TrNas, viii practice in ,bs
courts of Harrison, Cas-, upshur. Smub y
okce, Ru>k, Pamela, Titus, and Bowie ee..
They will strictly and promptly attend !,
collection. entrusted to them in Eastern n
Office always open, up stairs, IN Jol,
brick binding m
hOCTOR " n. ThCkETT b,.
} neutk located in Marshall n. u
fully tenders hi- services 10 the public "a.
IN an the varuu, branches OF the med,
lession
Office. NJ Iobn-ons brick buildin,
Wv 5 f''''" e fnlq
HAYLoR 4 PIERCE. Pbgsici1s, i,
| aeans. tender ihcir professional .,,,s.
the citizens of Marshall and yieini,y
,ariou- hrauche. Of Their protes.ion. "
udee \o ) Johnson, new brick bnal.
Nar.hgU \nN 10 1870 a.t
" r. uul, faAyFn. ~ am
Illli, FRAZER. y SiiEDD. 1a"'A
IL Lgp, Marshall Texas will praclir. Z
supreme and District Courts Of lhe Sin.
the Courts of the United States ior ii, u
81 'FN''. ~
W oenurnre ~ xe,.
hCniTREE q WiGrAl.l. 49,.
~ Lair. VIII attend all the coun. h
sixth Judicial District Marshall Texas +
BEN q. Hreas, T. Z. ALE1AMa
>at,nc Ga. F.gas Marshall Ia, |
DuRkS y ALEXANDER, Amrrss
- Lar, Marshall, Harrison county Tas
August ,, lSia. Ii
s. , No,Elli. Mac
NIo>ELEl Il HALL, Aaorsgs q !.
vi Marshall Texas
II NJ ADAMS ,pwaeg at Lar, M,,
.llrr-on county, Texas. Ba3
hRt RN FIELD, aaorHy at Lap
- dress t. SAN Fields, Harrison css,
TcNas 49,
~ 4 pNrlIIo Atfmneg al lar Mr,4
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gestIons relative to the uient OF the wishes of the
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the reception Of American productions at the proposed
Industrial Exhibition in London. 7a5 sf
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WALTER r. JOHNSON, Committee.
j. j. GREENOUGH, Fsg
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The following gentlemen constitute the Execu
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needy, Esq, Capt Charles Wilkes.
On motion--a
RESOLVED, That the Secretary be requested to
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LEGATION.
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+A CHARLES F. STANSBURY.
Secretary of the Meeting.
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