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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-08
.BUsT RECEIV ED.
A supply of. Dura,!d e. Cos.
CELEBRATED FRENCH HITTERS.

Warranted certain rurr lnr Dyspepsia. "cakne" Of
r'r S,omac, ard Want {" Appetite. Nelknes, Of the
Chest, and "Ervrr atd hrr." IL is ai-o pleasant
.,er.r' in il. p;rc stale and MAY b. drank with Inc
or spirit. wrInl At ali Gr,irirc it, medicinal qualities.
Nav fr. bad by tue cT.r or single BOTTLE. Of
= BEN ON. Family Grocer.
J. litRRlS. Uekau Street
". G.. MOORE. tarniIy tr'"'r
r-ucn Sent "a. s"tin
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Notice..

jsNHE subscriber would respectfully say to the
public that he is now prepared to entertain
Travellers and Boarders. JAS. NJ. HUNTER. p
sept, 80, 1850. 20
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LUMBER.

80 iUVupGJfl,
T'HE subscribers having commenced operations
with their Steam Saw Mill, are prepared 10
furnish Lumber to lhcir trends and the public, at
unusually low latss ior cash.
pNo Lumber will hr delivered without an or
der, except " here bill Las heen previously given.
. mo. LOVE. S'R.
Ocl.lI-S?wti JAS. J. LOVE.
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Notice.

J1-HEREAS nv VT May has '"i: me- and ~
~ -c- 10 rc;'ru. hereby give notice to ali per-
sons not t. credit h.: NJ niv #rcn'n'. ! vii! pay
nc account Or dehi contracted b, her.
JOIN B. SMALL
O"tobar 81, 1885
~ BONES tinc CHEESE. For sa'e !'v
~ SHAW n AUSTIN.
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Head Quarters Lower Battalion I'D Regt
s. @. NJ, Oct, 5. 1850.
TNIIlS Battalion il npreoy ordered 10 muster at
/ Camden on The 2:}d day oi November next, AT
III o'clock. a. II armed ard equipped, fhr Drill
and Review
: The officers and non-co!nnsscned officers
will a-ssnle the day previous tor drill and in
structop. BY urter OF ,.
L. Col j B. KERSlIAW.,
Tho. J. WAERESgAdjt 22d Re- sem
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Ealry Articles.

So'"S |nNEAtAS
T0LOGNE. Lavender. Florida. Honey md Ro1e Water
u Jenny Lind. Omnibus. Portrait Partisan. Nymph.
Windsor and Palm Suop: i.nhn's Extract Isenuinel OF
Jenny Lind Jmky lnh Bouquet de aroiinr. llrnyo<nia.
Mp,ljo;r,p. " est Ed anl V~rvefa Jenny Lind Hair
G!rs. Queen of Flowers Hair Oil iauelS and lsouss,ls
Eaa nsrale: Bears Oil. philpcomb-. Ok Mc-mx Pom.
adr. for the growth aud Beauty Of rhs Hair; 'alons
Chemical Hair Iny,ara,or &H &C. Just receive, ~
H. J. DELAYS.
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WaHted

- Notice. I'."h
ALL persons having demands against me es.ale
A of The ls,e Mrs. Mary B. Gill. decd OF LamAs-
,errile. will please present them properly attest
,d +, ,I,e undersigned, by the first Of Decenlhe'
hext. jONEo Cno~> '"
Sept 23d 1850, 70 s'e'H>
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-05
Lnter from Kew West.

We saw and conversed with two young gentle
men, Messrs o. H. p Dowdsn and M. c. FULLY,
who came passengers on the Fashion. They with
some twenty or thirty others, went from Key West
to Tampa Bay in small sailing vessel, and there
these two, and some two or three others, whose
we were unable to learn, took passage in the
Fashion for this city. They state that large
number of those who came there on the Creole had
left for their homes in various directions, and that
they had not been al ested moiested in any way.
The wounded, about thirty-one in number, were
all doing well. They all remain at Key West, ex-
cept Col. Wheate, who only remains there few
days The only names they could give US were
those which we believe have been already published,
viz: Gen. Gonzales, Col. O'Hara, Col Wheate,
Maj. Hawkins, and Mr. Shockley. Messrs. Dowden
and FULLY belonged to the Kentucky Regiment,
and from their appearance and conversation we
Judge them to be men of high character and stand
ing at home. They bear strong and unequivocal
testimony to the courage, skill and capacity of Gen.
Lopez and his Addict Camp Gen. Gonzalez; and in
Short they fully corroborate the statements we have
already published relative to the Expedition its OBJ
jects, and the causes of its failure, and especially
that purporting to come from the officers, which
they say they know to be genuine and true in
every material point, though the names were
withheld for reasons which the public will fully
appreciate.
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The mail failed yesterday beyond Montgomery.

Mr.. WEBsTER.-Mr Webster in his reply to the
citizens of Newburyport, closes in this manner:
And now, gentlemen, does not every sober-mind-
ed and patriotic see the necessity, and feel the
duty Of rebukng that spirit Of faction and dsunion
that spirit Of discord and elimination and recrim
nation that spirit that loves angry controversy, and
loves it most especially, when evils imaginary
and dangers unreal, which has been so actively en-
poyed in doing mischief, and which, it is to be la
mented, has received countenance and encourage
ment in quarters, whence better things were looked
fort
We are now near the close of the sixth month of
the session of Congress. What important measure
has been adopted for the advancement of the great
interests of the country!
For one, hardly dare expect any progress in use
full legislation until spirit shall prevail, both in
Congress and the country, which shall look more
to things important and real, and less to things
ideal and abstract. That there are serious diff
culties in our present condition. growing out of the
acquisition of new Territories, is certainly true
These difficulties were foreseen and foretod An
honest and earnest effort was made 10 avoid and
avert them. They are now upon us. But we can
overcome them, and still remain prosperous hap
Py and united people, if prudence and Cancellation
shall animate the public councils, and spirit of
iorbearanee, moderation and harmony spread over
the land.
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sASDs's sARsAPAR1LLA.-Among all the vegetable pro
may be well doubted whether one more valuable than %
-psA But much Of i value medicine depends upon she
torn in which is administered sandss saraspur 1. one N IN
@ safest and most active preparations Of the article which ha,
Oeen presented to the public With ordinary cautions tavs
" s general health this powerful sntepte will remove ali
lne dssuung eHeresesnee which appear the surface
manifestations Of the upury Within the cure
mus sn. Si not te superficial and temporary but
as e blood freed from all morbid by the
operation OF the medicine will radical and permanent Il
ao excellent ioI bilious complaints cooling to the blood In
Nai Weather Tor sale at sIcKLEss. and cher Drug
s''fss esAsilV les
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-, 80. h,,,...a Z, ~ .,i indifference
~ i;s S,.'ssisa~ ~ had byt one chamber
"a f-.h;2.saa lA66 heavily carved and fantastic
;.lS f,fni.sd witch the remains Of former magnif-
ss. 81 II 9qns one of these vast mansions in the
s.'.stIfr 81 Re E1kamb0nze Palace which had once
BS'1sf1a - nobility Il was numbered with books
and r4.>4. and I'll the usual apparatus Of q sur
I4f| md 1is bsu stood N the recess at one end
hen hehls were brought, and Woligang haa
*eisff opportunity contemplating tne s',tns ~
H. ~. more iAan ever intoxicated ~ nel psrA'y
Hdf fets was pale, but o. adazzime iallnsss, ~
VI b{ psoips.on OF raven hair inai puns c:nssss-
tnz 1hegi a. her eyes were asse ~ Il s,.
E1th Hngucr expression t9sA ARi s
~iiansss A. as q e. 49, " 1900 s,,,,.s,
txf shepe % be seem q W g
Her rh0le apPeslsaes We 10y saaAihR NOUN
she Twas d7es$4I q tns ss.nfese . e, ne ohy
thlnE Hpf.9cHaS @n s ~n,Ssa sne wo,e,
~ hfaea piee' es''a 'e'Aa ne1 HscA' claspea Dy
Nizlte''as.
ne nS.s s''',,,l.slosu VIII 'll7 $1,000.
HeH e q''ss q sne oslhg .nas ~
~ ~ hs. - 49, ~ ., I. ~ h,
'z ss,ss. ~ III , A ny ~ hsr
fe'a We 'sta. hs was ~ 'es'asSA -
Sna-s, nele Scented 70 g snsh aliI
tnensnts anu senses 1hat hs vou''l ny tei
t'PM her presence nsr nahnel' too' was SIN u,at
an4 unScconntabie: Shs sPoAs no r., llors % we
ne5 g5ss naa aDa'su ans as'sll''on s
z, the s<uaent hau afst won neI conhoence, anu
Lfr- ~
enteps'ast hke h,,hsei anu 'he enlhusiasts soon
naqe5s,eoa sscn o.nes'
IN ths inlatnation ., the moment Woiigang
ssowea ~ passion ior her; ne told her the story
o. ms mysterious cream ana now sne hao possessed
ms neaft before ne mao ever seen ner' She was
s1angey anec'sI Dy lnls Ieclsal, ana acknowl-
eogea 70 nave ieit strange impulse toward MN
equally unaccountable. It was the tune Tor wild
theo.y and WIG actiohs- va pfeJuoices ana SUI
persnuons were done away every thing was un
ger re sway q the 5oddess 81 reason. Among
other institutions o. the old tunes, the forms and
ceremonies Of marriage began to be considered su
peInuous bonds Tor honorable minds. social com
Pscss were the vogue: Woltgang was too much
o. tneorst not 70 be lmbued by the new doctrines
OF s1s Day.
ny should we separate !" SAID he our
hearts are united IN the eye o. reason ana honor
We are as one ma. need Is there Of sordlo forms
% 1lnd nigh souls together
= Y me stranger listened with emotion; she hae
k.asn'iy received illumination a. the same school
4 eu nave no home nor family, continued he
W. me pc every thing 70 you or rather let us De
every tning 2 one another. Il form Is necessar y
A1tm snah ne ooseryed-there rs my nahu
pieage myself 20 you ior ever.
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BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May 49,
In Congress on Wednesday (29th) nothing of
great importance was done. The House was en-
gagged in discussing the Presidents California m es-
sage, and the Senate debated the compromise Mr.
Mason, of Virginia, made speech in favor of ex-
tending the Missouri compromise line of 800 80,
to the Pacific Ocean.
The Spanish Minister has informed the Pres-
dent that preparations had been made at NewOr-
leans and New York for the shipment of large guam
titles of muskets and ammunition to Cuba, stating
also that large numbers have been enlisted to ioin
the expedition. The Minister asked the interference
of the Government. The President has given or
ders for the arrest OF every man connected with the
expedition.
The Asia arrived at Boston from Liverpool in the
remarkably short space of nine days and twenty
hours.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, May 90
The stock OF Cotton at Liverpool is Jl5, 900
bales, beng IlO,OOO less than was on hand at the
same time last year.
The bill to establish Branch Mint in the city
of NewYork has passed the Senate.
The Senate has confirmed the appointment of
Ex-Governor Letcher, of Kentucky as Minister to
Mexico.
A dispatch received at Washington says that
7OO ~ OF the Cuba invasionists have been cap
tured by the Spanards. The Spanish Minister
says that the prisoners will receive all due clemen
cy. The President has appointed a special agent
to proceed to Cuba with instructions to declare the
determination OF this Government to hold that of
Spain responsible for any outrage committed on the
rights of American citizens
AT the election for member of Congress held
in the Fourth District of Massachusetts, no choice
was effected.
Congress adjourned on Thursday (3Oth) as a
token OF respect to the memory of Mr.. Elmore.
M BALTIMORE, Friday, May 81.
The Brig Kate Bowen, about to sail from New
YORK with men, arms, and ammunition for Hayti,
has been seized by order of the President. Two
other vessels are suspected
The Supreme Court has decided that the test-
mony IN the Wheeling Bridge case is not sufficient
to warrant decision, and has allowed parties to
appoint commission for the purpose of receiving
further testimony and reporting next December.
There was no session of Congress this day.-
EUsniRg PicayuRe.
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FROM TAMPA BAY,-By the arrival of the trans
port L. s. steamer Fashion, Capt. Baker, from Fort
Brooke whence she left on the ID inst, we learn
that General Twiggs was still at the port. There
was nothing new from the Indians.
The Fashion met the Col. Clay returning from
the Conloonuhuchie, in the bay. The schooner
Sarah Matilda arrived on the LIST, from Key West,
IN 70 hours-where she left the U. s. ships Ger
mantown and Albany, and reports that the U. S.
Havana
The Creole was under seizure. Most of the Gu
pans mad LETT, except the wounded.
On the % inst the Sarah Matilda left Tampa
with 81 or 40 of the Cubans, and the Hornet with
about the same namber.
company Of Spaniards, from the town of Car
denas' are at Tampa in a bad plight, having
neither money nor provisions. Many wanted pas
sage on the Fashion, but were refused.
The Fashion brings the following passengers
MAJ Brooke, Capt. Mcdonald, 1t. Gaubaud, 1t.
Collins. =. S A., MessIs Thomas, Bins, Yession,
Waggaman, Arroyo, N. A. Seals, Peri Renton,
Rev. Mr.: Corcoran, Mrs Lockwood and daugh,
ter, Mrs. Little and child, and twelve on deck.
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The case of DentoH VS.. ErUin is the last of the
litigation which has occupied so much Of the time
of the courts, and at one period much engrossed
public attention. The amount involved in these suits
is hundreds Of thousands For Denton to succeed at
all he compelled to win not one suit, but series
ofsuits The work proceeded slowly as the unroll-
ing ofthe Pompeian manuscripts, but 10 much more
practical end Denton did win each suit, and from
being the bankrupt overwhelmed by an amount Of
debt which he could never pay, he is declared free
from the bond and finds himself the possessor of a
large fortune. The alchemy of litigation has in
its slow, tedious, but exact manipulatons, yielded
him wealth. These suits may welfbe ranked among
the remarkable trials of the country. The large
amount involved the intricacy of the transactions,
the delicate nature of the questions coming up, the
array OF legal talent enlisted-a these have thrown
an interest about this protracted litigation. But
the long agony is over, and the names of Denton
and Erwin will pass away from the courts-the an
CRY passions which they excited be quoted, and
the principles of law alone will remain, as elucida
ted by the learned iurists, who discharge the high
trust of finally deciding the rights of their fellow
men.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-05

DEATH OF Hon. FRAEKLIN H. ELMoRE.-We
have intelligence, by telegraph, Of. the death at
Washington City, on the 3Oth ult., Of the Hon. +,
H. Gilmore, recently appointed by the Governor Of
South Carolina Senator in the U. States Congress
in place of Mr.. Calhoun.
Mr. EImore was in feeble health when he &C.
copied the appointment; but we were not prepared
for the sad intelligence which has reached u.s. HIS
death is an affecting bereavement to very large
number of relatives in South Carolina and several
other of the Southern States; serious loss, pol-
cally, 10 his own State and the country. He was
man of much more than ordinary capacity; pos
sessed clear discrimination and sound Judge
ment He was, besides, conservative in his views,
and went to Washington City sincerely anxious to
contribute his aid to the early settlement of the
agitating questions now before Congress. The
country will reg ct his untimely loss scarcely less
than his own beloved State. South Carolina is,
indeed unfortunate in the loss of her distinguished
men.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-05

O'REILLY's SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH LINE. =
The Louisville Journal announces, authoritatvely,
that arrangements have been perfected by which
this line will soon be in operation as far as New
Orleans
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RELEASE OF THE PRISONERS FOUND ON THE
GEoRGIANA AND SUSAN LORD. = Last evenings
Delta says;
ga respectable commercial firm in this city has
received letter from reliable source in Havana,
stating that the Governor General had come to the
conclusion to release the individuals, one hundred
and twenty-three in number, found on board the
GeoEgiana and Susan Lord"
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hAfRloNlc AssooIATION.-To-nght this popular CORDS
ofpayeE will have the use of the Varieties etsbbnont r.
the benefit Of the Orphans and Charity Hospital We refer
70 the attractive bill in another column The highly mero
roas objects 10 which the proceeds of the night will he
piled should attract full house. ~ up
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Eide. CrssceHt-For the benefit of suffering humanity,
well an act Of Justice to Dr. SAMUEL GILBERT, the
following statement THAT in June had small upon ny
face rather between and cheek which gradually increased
during the past in size and sxtent
consulted several truly eminent physicians under whose
received no benefit in the latter Of last January visited this city
In the space Of days before reaching city the greatly
enlarged and the inflammation increased
much So that from tie inner my
nose aud out 70 cheek bone became literally lump Of
hesh The disease had also made its appearance the opposite
o. my nose In This condition presented mysef Dr.
Gilbert, not knowing with what disease afflicted Dr.
promptly pronounced eating Cancer Of the
myself bis the tumoY
without the Of the knife and four my
then and still believe. Il. NJ. TUCKER,
NewOrleans March 49, 1859
10 Dr. GIberts Office ia no Y Magazine street aplO uy
AZ To the Public.-.MesSrs. Editors wish to bear
testimony to Dr. GlIBERTs skill through your valuable truly
independent paper Gorey afflicted hereditary cancer
this disease killed aeI who had the best medical the
country The disease made It's appearance my upper eysds
and continued to spread and pan severely until nigh lost
my sight could scarcely discern horse from man.
street Having often heard OF Dr. GJers In the
Of such cases left the State Of Pennsylvania and NwO
eansWss put under reatnen-and, am happy
day | leave for home A. G. CORWINE.
April is, 1850. apl9U
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MR.. cALDER's BENEFIT On Friday night, it will be
recoecied the benefit Of this estmabe gentleman will
be had at Placide's popular establishment van
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Roman Nights l.:

OR, THE TOMB OF THE sCIPIOs.
ny supply Of popular work received at
J. G. MOrgan's Literary Depot,
EXCHANGE PLACE, adjoining the Pos,qGce
Gov Collier Of Alabama letter the publisher, Gays
d. nstonhed the popularity Of The Tomb the
soiPos' 1t is model production Of I kind. To fSr
extensive sale you haze only to make it known"
SKETCHES OF IRISH CHARACTER.
By Mrs S. G. HALL Illustrated Edition.
Containing, among other Sketches, "Lauy Moore" "KNtc
Konnern Captain Andy Take Easyi HLake OBrienn
"BIack Dennis" Father MIke"" Old Frank ste. etc.
J. Q. MORGAN, Exchange Place,
les 81 2ip wv Adjoining the Pos-ofhcc.
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New Orleans statiOners, VVareho use. >,
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By Pragay, -
DAVID ooPPERFlELD THE YOUNGER. By Dick
In vols. - A
RoBNsoN's LITERATURE OF THE SLAVIC
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SUCCESS IN LIFE. The LAWYER. By Mrs. L. G.
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PUTNAM's CATALOGUE OF FOREIGN AND
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THE MAID OF ORLEANS, A Romantic Chronicle
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HUhE'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Haper' new
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FLoTILLA PARTY.-The third grand subscription cotilon
and concert party will take place Thursday evening"
board of the steamboat Creole
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On Tuesday, June 4, about o'clock JOSEPHINE Cor
and II days.
10 The friends family requested to attend the Funeral
THIS MORNING. from his residence the jackson
Where Streets Second Municipality, without farther notice.
AT Spring Hill near Mobile, May g, ANGELO ALICE,
youngest child OF VIM Henry and Angelo Hull of this city
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Particular attention Il invited One Case very rich
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