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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-02
Fancy Goods, TOYS, &c.


The subscriber is now opening large and beautiful a.
soril,cnt of
Vases, Toilet Bottles, Toys, Perfumery, and
Fancy Goods,
Consisting in part Of the ioiowing
Ruby vases cnamcllel and git bnc vases cnamclletl
and g grrcn vases cut glass and gilt; white vases en-.
anncd and gilt silver vases with marble stands gold va.
with marble stands: tamask vases; china vases, beau.
ti(mly lowered and gilt.
Toilet Bottles.
Rnw rol0sncs rnamclcd and gilt; blue c0lngncs ctla
rlcd an gilt: green coogncs cnanclle and gilt crystal
colosncs of varnis PATTERNS: china coogncs, of various
patterns; French cuugnes. with gilt tops.
Combs.
Shell side cambs; shell tuck c6lhs cafvad sigli iw i
combs: horn side combs: horn tuck combs horn twist
combs: buffalo tuck aud twist cohsi ivory dressing conbs
buffalo dressing cumbs horn dressing combs; iv"ry fine
teeth combs.
Painted rhi baskets white hisquc baskets. toy straw
baskets; painted straw haskets straw bags with covers
painted straw bags. without covers; work baskets.
Porte .NOn,,ies.
Porte monnies Steel bound; porte monnies, Turkey
occo porte monics, Russian leather: porte monnics mo-
rocco gilt.
Iiattics.
Bone acorn atlc< vegetable ivory raltles coral rae',
four and six BELLS
Marbles.
Cannon marblcs common marbles polished; agate mar.
bles agate marbles, imitation; china marbles painted;
large marbles
Pipes.
China pipes; wooden pipes; fancy pipeS.
French. Confectionery.
Gum drops; bonhons envelopes; dragecs lie verlre Fi
" cakes clrysalized rings; cordial drops c"saqcs; CO.
sanes riche bonbons (curs almonds, fine emon lmonds'
fine rse.
Wax dolls fixed glass eyes, dolls, moving glass eyes,
iu,ed dolls nss0rrc Kid dolls assorted: tin g1gs carts
horses; COWS; dogs sheep; race horses &c common anu
fine TOYS; glass toys drums large and smali TN psots a
runs: Guns and sauccrs, tin; cups and sa'cers "o"'
domos: lotto ranes glass toy tmers: glass toy ieo'
AIDES; bohemian tumblers; glass pitchers anu oaso'S
Pens.
Steel pens gilt pens; magnum bonum pens; git anu sh
yer pen holders. &c , oe Medicines.
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty, brushes'
and every article usually keptn Drug Store; .,
All desiring to crafty their good astc, Will please e
NJ, once pLy.icsus, Country Merchants and f'anteis,
will find decidedly to their ndvnnsage TO give us e"
befons purchasing elsewhere, FRANCIS L zEMp.
Mourning Goods, &c
inst received from New York, fresh sup
Black Bomhasin
Alpacha
Mo,lssein
AIso-Black 4 and Fancy Casslmeres
" Fcstngs
White Satin do
Ale cllIW I 4. COOPER
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DR, CULLEN'S INDIAN YEGETA-
BILE REMEDY.
NO CURE NO PAY.

Read Physicians Opinions Of us Virtues.
have prescribed the abnvs Medicine in several cases
Primary Veneral Diseases and Mccrndary Lyphils, and
the effect has been strkngy benefcal much 50 as to
induce rne 10 continue is s,ch with nuc salts
faction 1t is generally agreeable he of patients
JOHN 4. ELKINTON. NJ. d.
No. l02 y. Fifth Street.
Philadelphia June IL, 1913.
llave prescribed Dr. Cnllcns Remedy inmany
of onorrhGa, and found il to effect in very short
time. a. NhiLSoN, VI II.
Corner Twelfth and Shippcnsis.
Wholesale aud retail by Rowand and Waron pruprie.
tors. No 81 \. Sixth street Plia., James T. McKain,
Camlcn, Buatwright and Mot, Columbia p. NJ. Cohen,
Charleston,
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: CERTAIN CURE FoR TIE PILES:
Dr. CulIcM:s 1ndi;iu Vegetable Phe
Remedy

T. Domestic Preparation which has been used en-
tire success for many years Being an internal medicine,
il has decided preference over outward applications which
are but palivcs and not cuaiives. This medicine acs
upon the diseased paris producing healthy action, and
nerm,nrut cue-whirh we warrant or refund the money.
Wholesale and retail. by Ruwand WALTON, prnprctos,
81 n. SIKH street, Phla James X. Mckan. Camden.
J,n,,wriph and Mot Columbia. =. NJ Cohen. Charleston.
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1p ,Ity yfoGOE2-tAJlGa
BV P, ROBINSON.
PhalOn's Chemical Hair InViS-
orator.

orator,
10 prevent badness, and to restore the hair
tba, has fallen off q, become thin and to cure e:
(ec,ually Scurf or DandriD. Prepared and sold
only by Edward phalon, M. 81 Broadway N. I.
A fresh supply just received and for sale by
Il. J. DELAY,
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hall.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

The subscribers having received their supply oil
new Fall and Winter Goods now offer them for
sale low for cash, or in exchange for country pro-
duce. They consist in part as follows:
London luf11!c Blankets,
Cassmers and Sattmcls,
kerssys and Plaid l.inzrys,
Plaid Jeans and Twecu-,
Blue, White and Brown iIomcspuns, of every
description,
English an American Prints,
lIandkcrchcfs Of all descriptions,
-ALsn :--
Dundee and Kentucky Bagging heavy arile
Weavcr's, best Philadelphia Bale Rope,
Philad lpha ply Il" inc,
Muscovado and New Orleans Sugars,
Rio, Java and Cuba cotires,
Cuba and New Orleans M"lasscs,
NIackarel, new, Nos. l. 2 and3,
Liverpool Sail, etc. etc. all of which will be
sold on the most accommodating terms by
GEO. S. DOUGLAS & co.
Camden, Oct. 10 Al II
Dress Goods.
A very complete and carefully selected assort-
mcnt of striped and figured Worsted Goods, print
cd Cashmere and MouSsc!ainc Dresses, all rcccnt-
ly imported from France and England. Also-a
choice lot al Satin striped Mous$elancs, at 23c. at
VISIONS PALMETTO STORE.
Ready Made Clothing,
BuaineSs, Frock and Dress Coats,
Single and Double. breasted Vests, III great
est variety.
Ovcrcoa,s, CloakS, &c. &c,
10 he lad at the very lowest prices at
A. NJ. g. r. KENNEDf'S.
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Notice to Hunters.

The highest prices will be pnid iii cash, for all
nomc, viz Vcnison, Woodcock, Partridge, Snipc, !
HH;J i'u;lcy, etc. etc. by calling OF Old Mac at
VIZ Won W. OUR HOUSE.
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VVicks and Glasses.

The Subscriber has just received and opened
large and select assortment OF Solar, CanIpnne
and other Lamp " ickS, Glasses, &t.
-tLSO-
Sperm and Solar Oil which he offers for sale on
the most reasonable terms for CASH or punctual
customers. II J. DELAY.
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hall
hpril IllL 1Sl9 It Il
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TO Miners.

10 InlnCfSs
The subscriber keeps constant y on hand !ul
supply Of Quicksilver, which he will dispose OF at
4 very small advance on Charleston prices.
II. J. DELAY,
Octl7 NcarlV opposite Masonic IaH.
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DeKalb Facory.
81 and 33 inch Cotton Osns: urgs,
"A 36 /" Osnaburgs, made expressly to
order for Cotton Picking Sheets.
SPUN YARN, of all numbers, and warrant
cd Of excellent qualify.
For sale wholesale and retail by
w. ANDERSON # co.
,-eptember 5 81 II
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Chris,oph Wilhelm Hufelaaa.l
CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM UooFHS

'ilhiS llEh w IlIt.iA VI IiOOFHkNJ.
one OF the most renowned physicians, on bf tie Ct,
est h'ncfnrtorS ofmodcrn times. was born i.agen
"a: Germany. on the on the 18th day Of Ent I76;
After careful scholastic education he like Rs tther
grandiihcr. (two celebrated 'oct,rs voiu fif devo
himself IN IN" stu ly Of Medicine at Jena si ottinu
and IN 1888 obtained the degree of Doctnr NIdcine
the latter University From 1893 to 1891 cii1,r,
Professor at the University of Jena In1 q, 1 was
pointed Private Physician TO the Ming o l'ran, NJ
her of the Academy Of Science. ani;nu h ,hesta5l
nent Of tn. near Cnr-. at Berlin, Prof ssnr Il c,
PHYSICIAN ~ the Ministry of the interior His ,arac
l'Iic his proiuun' mess and deep pene.rat 1t enIed
to conbirc the theoretical and practic.J ,,lni,,ew
old systems; produce in comm m the dc Zeal use
and tins draw tierefrJm the results an 6ecc5y an
cable means. - r
II was DR.. Fl. principally who c1p| fsanttes.ro
The Browns system, which rotwitnt rystj cx,e
could not conceal its many imperiectio 5rout 10 Ii
by ll"oflands noble impartialty, sod tnttsand d
penetration. Independent of his prl Dlss,lInes,
Physician and Professor Of the heaiisj -,
nniying fame for his superior knoI, ias ea' \
IiISa rs Well rs for his manifold Is eterH; =; :,
4cs2ra these max-hss icai ~
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Just received per Rail Road,
And erpecied 10 be sold mah
Rail Road Speed.
AS the prices are remarkably lsw,
packages of Kcady-Made ClOtirKg,
Consisting of cloaks and over coats, black dress
coats and |rocks, Tweed cuas, in great variety,
vests Of all kinds, black and culored pantaloons,
boy's coats, all sizes, dress shirts, nerpo shirts
and drawers, etc.
fresh supply of LADIES, FANCY DRESS
GOODS, satin striped alpaceas, chameleon lus.
tres, solid coored and printed casllmeres and
mousscre delanes.
An additional supply Of ladies' aud misses hon-
nets and bonnet ribbons, ladies' merno vests, la
ces, gloves and hosiery.
-ASD FGRTIlERMnRE,--
A considerable spruklnsof Fancy Goods gen.
era ly, will, full aud substantial assortment &
bleachcd and brown loncspuns, plaid 1inseys,
red and white idnnels, and blankets to suit the
season. - go.
As the Goods are marked at barely femunera-
ting prices, cash and quick sales are respectively
solicited at
WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
RlcF anu kare!
Ladies' rich fancy silk Cravats,
.' Neck Tics-only few left
:" Bonnet Ribl,Ons, IN greatest variety.
Rct do in almost every aiadeys
Fancy Neck do. assorted
Linen Cambria IInndkf from -. cts.
Fine Bonfrrcdanl IIemisirehed do. 81.
At WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE
September 26 80 ~ -. II -
Bonnets a la Mode!
An entirely new stock Of Ladies' and Misses Bonnes,
made ia tho nruea. G.-l,on, and very cheap.
full assortment Of artificial Flowers NJ all prices.
few dozen InJie. fancy III, isds Iah, newest styles
At WILSON'S PALMETTO; STORE
Lace Department..
Cotton EIyings of all widths md At NIL prices,
Cushioned and Wove Thread do. from 5 cts. n I'D.
Trimming I.aces Of every width mud quality,
Black and White "A Laces, nsSortei, 80 -
---ALS0:--- E..zF.4
A stuck Of Plain and Trimmed Lace Capcs, cred
WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTERS.
PREPARED By
Dse. g. VI. JACKSON. J

At The German Medicine Store
40 l20 ARCH STREET, pHILiDGLpda,
Will ct1ir;rlaly cnre liver complaint brah..
Dyspepsia. ciru:;c nervous debility.
disease "i tn, kitlncys, and all d.
ca.sS ling from di:orlcTrd
liver stomach.
StIcn c"'l>;i;rnn inward piles fnllnrs ,alnnd TO
the heal :'i!fr # tie stomach nausea. hcaribu ,isgi t
f- fnpi tu'"S weight the stomach Sp,rr.j i;i,s
sinking nr I'icrins thu PIT nftlc stomach ssa ming of
the head. hurrcan lil;rut breathing, flushr ut the
heart. c!kiug or ulirating sensations whc lin lying
posture limn "f vision dots Webs befonNr Sight
'vrr and dull pain in the head deficiency of ,t@ra.iuu
y"ownrSs of the skin and eyes. lnin in the It back
chest limbs &c. SUD len f,>eS of heat. burng i'm the
iiSh cnSan. imtgnings of evil and great dfessn of
spirits.
The ccnuin" entirely vegetable and fri from al
chn'nc SiInulan syrup. aors rheubarb. calne acids
ana al n''"ra, AMI injurious ingredients they're pleas
ant in taste and SMELL anl mild in their 0pera3n never
gripping ar giving they give str1h 10 the
whole system whilst they drive from il disease Thcy can
b" administered TO the most delicate infant win perfect
safety
READ TIE FOLLOWING ARTIcE,
II appeared in the Icadng German Journal pbi,alel-
pha the Plnadelpha Democrat The Edif was pcr.
vices OF this great man he could not quietly isSupon The
approaching danger:
chriSinph (Vilhnl,p Huc,L,,l
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Fresh Fall and Winter Goods,

The subscribers are now receiving complete nssort.
mcnt Of GOODS, which have been pnrchased at the
Nor, with great and which offered for saie
their usual accommodating terms They comprise in part,
ns fOllOws-
Blankets; Negro Kerseys and Plain.
Supcrfne French black Clo,
| Invisible green do
Blue and brown do .-ss-t-y..*.,
snperine coorcd Fancy .c,.ssimercs
French black D.c.skin do
Fashionable Fancy Vcstings - ,
White. red and yellow FlanrIcl-, ,assorted
| Sattincls; all wool Plains
| -iLso---
! Super. and medium silk.warp black AiPaeens
Black Bnmbazncs. assorted 8 -
Super. black and colored French Mcrfnot
do Fancy Toilc dc Pnrs, for LatIics wear
Pluiled and striped Alfnccas
Biuck Gfi DE- Kirc Silks; elegant lsd chameleon Silks
Elegant plain ciiauelion silks
Embroidered Muslin Dresses; Elegant French Caxhmerrs
| Magnificent Lace Capes; Infants Robes and Bodies
| French worked Collars and Gapcs
Muslin Insertings and Elgings; Nnslin Dresses
Linen cnmhric n'lkfs; Kid md silk Gloves
Neck and Belt Ribbons: French and English Ginsinms
Sewing silk Fringe for Mant!as
English and American Calcoes
Bleached and unblcaced Iomcsps. every description
Snper Lnngclotl; Apron Checks; Red Ticks
Mexican pails; Plaid md striped Ilomespuns
Furniture Dmity and Furniture Fringe
Damask Diapers; Table Cloths
Bireyc and Scotch Diapers: Caces Of eSery quality,
: y. p F.
New patterns Three Ply Carpetings
do ycnetan ilo
do DrngSes do syE-.',s--
Elegant and assorted worste.l and Tufted Rugs
With n variety of other articles,
Sept. II. LEVY d SON.
Philadelphia
Made Calf and Goa, Walking Shoes
Kid Ties and Slippers. Just receivedby
W. ANDERSON S co.
Cotton ROPE,
Suitable for Pow Lines, Bed Cords, Clothes'
Lines, dc, oil superior quality, and OF our own
manufacture. Wholesale and Retail by
w. ANDERSON g. co.
Leather.
Sole. Band Harness and Upper Leather.
Also-Calt aud Kip Skins, choice quality
Manufactured .aHa sold by
- -. John INGRAM,
ReeciYing 1 Forwarding Msfthantand BankAsen'
! CAMDEN, s. c. ~
All business entrusted 10 him faithfully attend
cd 10, moderate terms.
Cash for Bark.
Wo will contract for Bark at til rate Of SO a
cord, casll--or SIS in Trade.
W. ANDERSON d. co.
Ma ch, HlL lS49 I'D #
Northern Potatoes, now Rice. and Sugar
House syrup Tor sale by f.. w. BONNEY,
Onion Buttons,
White and Red, for sale by
JAMES r. MckAfN.
BANK AGENCY.
WILLIAM j. GERALD. will attend pHrctualy/
rsIrsS entrusted Ia his care in either of rhs BAY
aiA!"u Ma. g,
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Calf Lining and Binding Skins, Kip Skins,
Harness Leather, Upper and Sole Leather,
Together with every article used in the manuiac-
ture of Boots and Shoes. GEO. ALDEN.
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Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags and Valices.
-ALSO-
Mems and BOYS fine Cloth Cans.
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$50 Pieces

OF English and American printed cn''f",
,mo,r winch wIll hc found the newest and ~"
elcrau, de-im,r$ o; ihc ~"a""n lu> received at
WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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uoI,l "ilDout
Ihad the means
fgeat meiIical
HI llcsc invalu-
b care at the
e: iIooaand's
study aud eK.
and priced in
Of Live. conf
4 NJ. Jackson's
> same celebri-
and Innumen-
vere and diff
llle medicines
Ruced the very
i the immortal
kucntly must be
kv Of the above
nave the har-
lisdis,ingaisli.
l'o pass off a
Sgenuine medi.
~
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Rich and Rare!
Bonnets a la Mode!

An entirely new stock Of Ladies' and Misses Bonnets,
made IL, tho .ncrsa, G,-,ion, and very cheap.
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u. w. JoyEs. VI. d.
lW. STEELING, VI. ID.
iT. p. s. Rory, VI. d.
lJAcoB FRIScK, NJ. ID.
is. b. Coles, VI. D.
u. w. AsmMEAD, Esq.
IP. SKES SMITH, Esq.
H. A. GoDEY, EsQ.
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full assortment of Artificial Finwcrs NJ all prices
few dozen ladies fancy BI nls TABS, newest styles
At WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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safe and certain cure for CONSUMPTION OF TIE
TtNGs, SPLITTING OF BLOOD, CouGns, CoLDs' ASTHMA
puy ,s THE SIDE BRoycIIrls UooPSG CoUGH and all
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Just received per Rail Road,
And crpecied 10 be sold mith
Rail Road Speed,

A fresh supply of LADIES' FANCY DRESS
GOODS, satin striped apaceas, chameleon lus-
,res, solid colored and printed easImeres and
,noussclre delancs.
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Cotton ROPE,
Suitable for PIow Lines, Bed Cords, Clothes'
Lines, dc, oil a superior quality, and OF our own
manufacture. Wholesale and Retail by
w. ANDERSON g. co.
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Pollee Intelllgence.

In the Case Of Roiins.-The charge made agsinst
Harvey B. Rollins by Dr. Worster respecting the loss
Of 5000, investigated yesterdsy before Justice
MouAtfort but the evidence sddused did not sustain
the prosecution, and the magistrate dismissed the
charge and MIR. Rollins was liberated from oustody.
able character and was prepared to show how aud In
what manner he In possession Of tho money found
In his possession, showing evidently that mistake
must have been made in the suspicion being placed
upon him.
Marriage at the Police Cout.--Justice Mountfort
two into last evening" by the solemn
act Of wedlock The parties were Abrxm Brown, aged
Aaron, aged twenty three years native Of the same
place Both were good looking, and appeared to be
much pleased with the brief ceremony performed by
the magistrate Mr.. Welch the Clerk Of Police, was
not present. therefore the ceremony ofkspg the bride
was not performed, as is generally the case on such
occasions, that being Of the perquisites Of ONCE
Charge Of alleged Fraud and Cookefair, Of
Third district police arrested yesterday on warrant
issued by Justice Osborne George Lesy Of No 10 Old
slip, who stands charged with having dsfrauded the
firm Of Hayden Kennedy, ship wrights, No Gou-
verneur slip Of four notes of hand to the amount OF
two thousapd dollars under the following circuu-
one Jora rathan Conroy, broker doing large ousi-
ness and II he wanted the notes discounted, MIR Lssry
could do 1t, as he bad account In two banks MIR.
Hsyoen applied to MIR Leary who stated that he could
accommodate him. and that he would try the notes In
the street and II he not successful bs would place
them In the banks he had two banks he could get
them discounted at. Upon this representation, Mr.
now finds that the notes have been aud he
cannot get the money that was obtained upon them
The accused taken before the magistrate, who de-
tainsd him for a further hearing
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Political Inseilsgerce.


L.gisls,urs Of Alabama hs. appointed tn. following
delegates TO represent that State In the Southern Con-
,.p,ioD to be hela ct Nashville, Tenn, on the lat Of
'ass ssrI 49,. ,,-,,, -
p1ns Of Moss. ~ s. s.sS.. 81 w,,con, sSr-. II
Boytin, of Mobile; Robert v. Montague OF Marsngo.
fsr ne Ssesnd -0en. Geo. W. Guam, Jefferson Bu-
th~aits.
Fsr ne Tzfrd- Howell Ros., Of coo.s; John q. win.
ter 81 Dallas; Andrsv d. Moore Of Perry; william s.
T~ hs Fsrrrh.-Nevton l. whitfield. Of Tuscaloosa;
yoehus M.r'in sf Toscsloc-s John Erwin, Of
Greene; joseph w. Taylor, Of Greene
~, ne F,fth Daniel Coleman of Limestone; Jesse
W. earth, o. Morssni wnnsm Cooper, Of FRANKLIN;
Jsmes n WEAKLY. OF Lsuderoale
Fer the Stra George r. Betrse, Of Madison; James
NJ Gee, Of Msr'bail James ~. Greene ot Jackson; w.
Fo, ne ssr,nfh. = Alexander white, Of Tslisd.es,
TbonssA wslhsr. Of Benton; George g. walden, Of
Cherohse; Chsries MeLemore, Of Chambers.
Hon johs S "a a c.npssl Won wm 81 Mares,. Hon
Thomas J Judge, Hon. John A. Winston, Hon. l.. p.
waller, Hon Nicholas Davis, Hon. James Abercrom-
bic.
Gropcis .sp rHK NasH-rttr Cosrssrro- The Le-
gislature ~ Gsorgs b-s Appointed the following
sops to attend the Nashville Cooventiop:-Mr. Meal
I.ter en- oovernor Mcdonald, Judss Law, and Charles
Dougberty.
THs Dsnocssrs or Co-ssorrour.-rhs Democratic
State Convention. % Copbectseut, on the lsth inst
psssed ssres Of resolutions strongly approving tss
sueressmy syssem and all the hsr measures sdveoa-
TED sssersy By that party before the ss.dcn Of the
ssvery question In. cooveptiop refused 90 entertain
r.ec'uors toucbips slavery IN the territories aad the
The Democrats state Ccnvsution of Ccunecteot
vas hed - Mssdssovs, o. the 1sth Inst The follow.
Ing are the newipsticss: Fss .cvevscr, Thomas n.
seyncuri for Lieut. 0cverpos, Chsries n. Pend fr
eecs~ssry, Hiram weed for rveaGurev Henry ID Saith
ns ccsSsss',-s, Russs q. Fiassy.
greet esmuer.uc linton meeting ~ili he held In
oppose ths snafosl -ort. 81 IN. free .xI nd sbstos
sssfs TO sever The Unssas srs called u4os 10 attend
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MUrt-r asp MvsDsn.-Ths schr. d Lindsey, Riggs.
Of Norfolk arrived at st Thomas the 5th instant
from Trinidad while Capt Rigs was asleep, tvo q
th. crew shot the mats dead In the cabin, ana thea
kill.d youps -ho vas passenger In the vessel.
The noss. brought the captain deck whom they s,
tsss.d him nring too three shots at him, one of
which p.se.d through front part OF his neck which
him ~ retreat TO hs after cabin where he f,
hin se In the tried 10 fsroe the door open
with but without success they then rummsssi
the cabin bot found nothing After three they TOOK
the beat With her sails, also vim which thsy
attempted to scutte TIRE weasel but the cook P-t-
csi,irs their intentions immediately Gu. ths bats
painter and let her sdrft. after which thsy ~.
tempted 10 reach the vessel sssn but sseny the cap
tain armed they pulled on promising TO lssse the ve
vessel b-ing eboft nded put under short sail sol
succeeded in r.sching Trinidad. Capt Riggs s oa
shore and doirg will.
Corc~,ss INsussr At an inqusst beii ., Chso-
mans Hotel Pens'squit l.. ON rsesdsy ths 'hs
81 F.brvary before ". :. Preston, lea ~of9n-t e'
Suffolk Connty op view Of the bodis. 81 'ir- sasaa
Nurphv and son snd fll.u NcNiel tn joy r-flrpst
the loving vwdicts-Th.t dscess.d e-ine 20 th-r
deaths by arov nirg from the ur-ck ~ tt- hds u
nprvs straNted fire Island Besch on me :" rn'es
ot SUNDAY IA. 10th inst and ths ~ o-.rs t1s
tbsr 20 sda that from the evidence stasced D-t"rs
IN. m they s.thed that the most strspuous eur1
v.,. .sos hv ,sst John Deiast OF the above vessel
,o the uv-s dsces-d though unfortusaseiS
~,th.ut eject sar~a -Hsiiett rhurhsr fcr-msss e
Ii,,rs.,on srroii. David watts Joseph sro~r, VS."
ptys.nbptxh Joreph Weeks IDssh Lsstsr, AmH
Wbutson, psriue Rassst Joan LissSnss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-16
Brooklyn city Intelligence.

CoRorER's INQuEsr -Corousr Ball held an tBquest
yes~rday at the houss OF VIM Fesney In the Seventh
ward this city upon the body Of child named John
Dolan Who died in consequences Of burns received BY
him in Fort Green sppears that the child vas play
Ing with others on the hill and made fire with
sticks against fence; the little fellow rather too
the flames and his clothes taking IRE he was soon
enveoped In the flames. The jury rendered verdict
In sooordance with the above facts.
jan BREAxER ARREsrEp "A man named Charles An
tiser detected stealing money from the drawer OF
Mrs Odes fancy store In Atlantic street. Mr.. Tho
Gilbert pinned him In spite Of the most determined
and desperate attempts (by drawing dirk knife and
other similar demonstratons) to escape. Oicsr Nun
dell i'm medately sent for who recognised the pri
Tombs In New York He was taken before the Police
Justice. who detained him for examination, and until
application IL made by ths New York authorities