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enorsof northern fanatics disturb their public peaes nd
overthrow and destroy their institutions and whessns u
believed that an attempt will be made In the conGe9 p
the United States 10 deprive them Of lair and squilnbs
participation u the enjoyment and gse q the valushs
dory acquired BY the treaty with Mexco aud wheroas
the legislature OF Kentucky hsve undoubssd right
instruct their senators Ia Congress- upon all Qussons Of
legislative action in that body whose duty whom instruct
ed Is either TO obey resign theref FORE be IL
Rsoivsd BY tho Gsasraf Assssby Of the Cosmo~seeA Il
Ksaky That In Congress be Instructed. and
representatives requested, sgainst any bill Or
the establishment OF territorial
south OF 10 deg 80 min known and recognised The Ms
souri, compromse line, containing the principles q ~
Wlmot Provo and that senators be Instructed, end
requested against bill having
for us object the emancipation OF the slaves the District
Of Columbia in other way interfering with he
listing relations between and slave In said DsSct
Resolved, That the territory acquired by tho treaty Of
peace with Mexico Is common property, aud bslonGs
the whole Union, and that Aniecsn citizens have
an indispuabe right immgrae said territory any
thereof and carry with property; and WhsR
there do solemny that the Congress Of the UsL
led states has constitutional right TO take from ~
properly, any part thereof except for public purpesss
provided for In the constitution OF the United Hatea
nesorsd mat we will maintain and d8end the eo0ee-
uuon OF the United States and the union Of the co1es,
even 70 me shedding blood, If necessary but do
most soiemny amrm and declare that II unatog1hAo
purpose and nxed discrimination all hazards. 10 main
ain ana defead our own domestic Institutions.
hssored That the governor be requested 10 transit -
each Of and IN Consre 81 cory
OF the foregoing preamble and resolutions. 1 NJ
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


09ME HEs M LEwIs, Of Montgomery, Alabama, Is
ss travelling agent Alabama and Tennessee, asssed BY Mr. D.
b. BEETr.
nyMr lsRAEL JAxss No isa South Tenth street. Phiadel
pha general travelling agent assisted by Mess JAnEs X
WHrpLx VIZ H. WELD, o. H. r. sTxs, JonH CoLLIxs, JAHKs
DrKrlss, A. wELLsoroN, CHAs. .. HALL, A. EvAss,
JAMES CLARK, JoHS W. ALLkx, and p Lock-.
09Mr @. W. yAHEs, Ma. Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio
our general travelling agent for the ses by
ssrH, r. DEsT JAses TAyLoa, w. ARnsrHoso PERRIn
Locks, w. RAMSAY, and G. 5rErsmAE.
Ql1-Rseeips from either Of the above win be good
0voLHEr PALnxa authorised receive advertisements or
Union in New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, receipt
payment for tho
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For the Union.


:
Our attention has been called TO an article the Intel
lgencer, copied from the Pacific News Of the 3oh No
vember, lS49.
The article Processes TO be the substance OF an official
report about TO be made by the Hon Thomas Butler King
TO the State Department the subject o the gold mines
in California II also has reference to specimens and
vestgatons made BY Mr.. Wright. member elect to Con-
gress from that State
This article audes principally 10 the quartz rock bear.
ING gold, which. to use the language Of The "Pacifc
News, j." found in merhaustible masses or quarries
through the whole mountainous region OF the Sierra Me-
yada.r
Mr. King, u seems, has devoted two entire months 10
aborious exploration Of the whole region, and fully
matured his conclusions in regard H." and will bring
with him 10 Washington ssfu collection OF specimens
OF the gold formation, both pure and in union with the
quartz, which will fully illustrate and demonstrate with
almost clearness, his theory Of the gold
gion Of California
Mr. Wright also has spent most Of the past season
among The mountains making investigations and collect
ing samples from different locations, and subecng them
..--l
This article 10 republshed In the Unior this morning
EprToRs
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BAyNs's voyAeE TO EuRorr-It will be perceived that
this IL the last week OF the exhibition Of this great PIANO.
fama and Notwithstanding the very Indictment weather.
has attracted large sssemblsges during the pnst mon,
Those who desire H. i,s departure should do
They viii regret the uang charge Of admission.
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Yesterday resolution carried by the wings, by
majority Of two in the House, for posponing the election
Of the other officers ill the LIST OF March, 1851 But on
motion made by MIR. Ashmun to clinch the nail by q
resolution declining reconsideration Of this resolution.
motion was made to adjourn the House till Monday. which
carried by ayes and Thus the reconsideration
Of the resolution for postponement may up again
Monday when some OF the absent republican members
may be present to vote upon it,
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We are requested to say that the address Of the Hon.
A. Stevenson is "Blenheim, Carters Bridge Post Office,
Albemarle county, Virginia !" to which place all commu
intended for him should be directed.
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mr.. Clayton Pleading aa,lty.

OHtOB VI TIC ktu iubtduts we COplcu all cXtfdC
from letter written by the New York correspondent o.
the London Daily News. in which il was stated tina,
General Taylor the author Of all the blunders Of the
administration in relation to the Poussn affair." and the
appointment Of and instructions TO Mr.. Squier, and
that. il the advice Of Mr.. Clayton had been followed
those disgracefu bluades would never have been COM
mitted. and the cabinet would not have become, as
has. the butt Of universal ridicue and contempt
We condemned this skuking and Sinking policy on
the part Of Mr.. Clayon-ths attempt to make General
Taylor the scapegoat Of the objectionable Of the
cabinet if he not in fact. guilty Of them And
stated what, sure, every honorable elt-that
due to General Taylors own character that an
explanation should be made Of the matter, and the
truth be established
We are happy to say that our comments have had
their desired effect They have led to an explanation
and dsavowal the part Of Mr. Clayton. Of the mputa
tons upon Gen. Taylor contained in the London paper
The cabinet organ Of yesterday out and in SUBJ
stance says that the statements in the letter Of the Lon
don print are unounded and false OF course this deca-
ration would not have been made by the cabinet organ,
it had not been authorized by the Secretary OF State
Therefore we have right not to infer merely, but to
assume. that Mr. Clayton himself is the author and per-
petrator Of all the bungling and bunders which have
brought rdcule and contempt upon the administration
We glad that the saddle is at last put upon the right
horse. And also reioicsd that we have rescued
Gen. Taylor from the disgrace Of being made the scape
goat Of the foes. blunders. and bungng Of Mr. Clayton
and the cabinet The General ought to be grateful to
for this opportune and friendly service We hope we
shall be able to rescue him from the tolls Of the arful
and INSCRIPTIONS demagogues who use him to effect
their own base and selfish purposes. and restore him to
his true position the patriotic President Of the whole
American people 1t is not too late for him TO act for his
country and thus to win the thanks and gratitude Of his
countymen.
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corditio. Of "a. Nor,Au~ Markets

49, C0ndtftoW OF HS N0FHnW Udrk<JS n Il74l - n
NKw YoRK, Jan 49, p m.--Stocks firm, especially
government securities. Sales Of loan Of ~ q I'd.
vance No change in -four Or grain reported, eomsnea
S5 so IS 62l southern kinds, % 70 % ~. Sale
new yellow corn, at % 90 CENTS white, 81 cent? Os
50 As Jersey and northern Not much doing In
wheatprces above the views OF buyers PORK dull With
ANAL sales Of mess at $40 80; prime. 70 ~ 90 lasd
81 81 Cotton very Arm, and the endsnoy 81
prices rather upward Sales have been made to-day as
uIl prices. Whskey, 26A cents. B.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l92 mThere 10 but little change
in the markets. and cons very limited Com
brands -four, 96 extra, % 80 % 76 Rye -FOUR -
Corn meal % 15 The supplies Of ali descriptions ol grain
small, and prices stationary with limited sAIes
The cotton market Is very firm, and sales cannot BE-
effected except at the highest prices-holdes very SUM-
The Boston myauy Tn~ biz agaisa Professor Wssstw
BosTos, Jan. is.The grand Jury have found uus 6in
OF DR. Psrkman Piny Merrick esq, has been reclaimed
as the leading counsel for the accused -.
sarf Several witnesses examined who said that
they DR.. ParkmaS after his disappsavs~cs =
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90 Unstarsam Church. The Lecture ON tAs MAstyp
Age Christianity will repeated, request This evening.
fair. To " o'clock. Jan -
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certainly deceived the people BY base misrepresentation
Which Of them is III If is Gov Crttenden. should the
Senate confirm his son to the consulate at Liverpool and
his other friends to various other ofhcesi
But another proof that General Taylor did pledge him
self against prescription is TO be found in the fact that
for months after the administration had come into power
and had commenced the work Of prescription, all re-
movals justified IN the organs OF his party on the
ground OF good cause and not for the political opinions
Of the persons removed They did not then seem to be
conscious OF the embellishments which asehood is
to bring upon those who utter it,
But this matter can be very easily disposed Of Lei
General Taylor authorize one OF his confidential friends
to say for him. the Senate that he did make the pledges
which the democrats aege that he did; that he never
intended to fulfil Them but the contrary. to violate
them; that they merely many false pretences in
tended only dupe and deceive the people, and to gel
voes and that the democratic holders whom he
has removed not removed for want Of "oapacity
integrity and fidelity but because they democrats
let these honest and frank admissions, which strictly
according to the facts, be made by Gen. Taylor through
one Of his confidential friends in the Senate, and
confident obstacle will be nteposed to the confrma-
ton of his appointments, and that will be rejected
except for good and sufficient cause, be found in the
character of the appontee, in the public interest
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A Washington correspondent Of the Charleston News
writes on the 10Th as follows;
From number Of circnmstances apparently trifng In
themselves il is now quito evident that Mr. Clay will be
the wing candidate for presidency independent Of
convention An immense number OF his portraits, with
the words Henry Clay, and convention in 1854
travelling through the mails
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.af LAST WEEK. tss aMF
Oad Fellows, HAN, sth strsss wsshsngssu.
OPEN EVERY EYENIEG FOR a SHORT sEAs0E
Handsomely h,ed up with sssd platform snd brilliantly hsssA
Baymes celebrated seriss of Gigantic Pa~orass sfjsi
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
ysso ss, S s :n %
snags. and ending with massincsn view o the % sv.S
RHlN witnessed in Boston, Phads'pha and Bss"oss
An exhibition every "wednesday and Saturday sasnoo.
S Sss,s Open s cass sass
Dec. lsl-d1
u DRRwoRT, his THREE DAUGHrEns sHA SON. NJ
rrRvonnxHs. IA A eirssF
George Henry Derwor Viola and voice.
Miss Ehaa ................... a.
Mis- Caroline d ........................,, /.
Every day ,ais week odeon Baudinp ORG ssA
PsIlo@ance commencing aria noon, and " svsaias
Price q ssdamis.'cn - cents
that the Itch prevailing Hsserown, would tsa NJ
complaint with ocr) safely cured without unpenneas -
sss sr. winch s 1 81 ss sss - :
immediately furnished Recommended BY n.meroas u.sso 80
! s %"S s;'' : '''' osss, c's ~.
TEsn undsrsigned being practical nAseKan1S, "a
ns,on and that IN ire most modern ssye an1siS s &c.,
uns orcupe1s work and ~ other branches psanig bs
mors ample justice nan kssSenss a N
's ;s~ ~ s1r ~ a,sssssr x H row
N nsnae.esy q Mn Basshs New 1oi, ~ =
dsnsmsn wishing apos article sss ss..ss "a e.
ia O-suf sd" "''A ~ ''''s "'e'
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Mr. BATES presented the following Joint resolutions,
which. under the rule lie over one day:
Wh0eas the good people Of the Commonwealth are and
have been much annoyed In consequence Of the continual
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-08-09
New and Elegant!

n w. BONNEY is now receiving his entire
lLs stock of new and fashionable Spring Goods
AS they are well worthy the attention of his friends
and customers, he invites them, with much conf
dence, to call and examine them Among them
may be found
Is new pieces Prints, at 5 to 75c. per yard.
80 pieces printed Mus ins, at l2a to Soc per yard
Is +" French printed Jaconets at 25 to SIC
Organd Musns, great variety patterns and prices
Plain and fancy silk and worsted Berages, some
very handsome
PLAN and fancy Grepadne Silks, some mourning
Elegant silk Tissues and linen lusres
French Earlston and American Ginghams
White and coored Swiss Muslins, for Evening
Dresses .'... -.- ---.-.--
Swiss and cambric trimmings, great variety
Ladies' Gloves, of every variety and qualify
Mourning and fancy Fans
For all or any of the above articles he will be
satisfied with Charleston retail prices.
March &C. % IF
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Head Quarters,

ORDER NO.
THE following regiments will parade for review and
l. drill the times and places following, viz:
The 2ft and 25th regiments Of infantry at Wlnnsb0ro,
on Saturday the 10Th of July next:
The 9th regiment cavalry at longuesre, ON Tuesday
the 23d of July.
The Goth and 9th regiments of infhntryat Chesterve,
Thursday the 25lh of July.
The 46 regiment Of infantry at or near Ebenezer, on
Tuesday the 3Uth of July.
The 34th regiment of infantry at Yorkve, on Thurs.
day the lst day Of August
The 37lh regiment Of infantry ut Wilkins, on Monday
the 5th of August,
The 35th regiment at or near Unionvile on Thursday
the Sth of August.
The 9th regiment of cavalry near Glenn's Springs, on
Saturday the 10th OF August.
The 36th regiment Of infantry ut Immons old field, on
Saturday the l7th Of August.
The 45th regiment of infantry at the Burnt Factory on
Tuesday the 10Th of August.
The 4lst regiment OF infantry OF Parks Old Field on
Thursday the 22d Of August.
h. 10th regiment of infantry at Boyds, on Saturday
the 24th Of August
The 10Th regiment Of cavalry at Marn's their regi
mental parade ground, on Tuesday the 9th Of August
The 3Sth regiment of infantry al or near keiers od
Field, on Thursday the 29ih of August
The 39th regiment of infantry III or near Ruf Noun
tain, on Saturday the 3lst OF August. -,
The commissioned and non. commissioned officers will
assemble the day Previous their respective parade
grounds (except the 9Th regiment at Wilkins they Will
assemble Saturday the 81 of Augus,) for drill and in
sirucon. go :,
The Major Generals and l,rgadier Generals will, -ith
their Stats, attend the reviews within their resP-c e
commands.
The Brigadier Generals charged with the extension
of this order.
An inspection of arms will take place at or before the
review Of euci regiment
return of all the regiments must be had by or before
the lst Of October next.
BY order of the Commander-in.C Chief.
j. W. CANTEY, A.jt 4 Insp. Genl.
The Charleston Courier and Mercury, the Caroimlan
and Palmetto State Banner, the Palmetto Standard, iork-
willie Miscellany, Fairfield Herald. Nswberry Sentinel
Spartan and Laurelsvie Herald will insert once week
until the Reviews are over
may 81 ~
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The State of South Carolina,
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

TOHN H. TRUSDEL who is in the custody of
eJ the Sheriff of Kershaw District, by virtue of
Writ of Capias ad Satisfacierdum, at the suit of
H Holleyman, Jr, having filed in my Office, to-.
gether with schedule, Oh oath, of his estate and
effects, bis petition 10 the Court Of Common Pleas,
praying that he may be admitted to the benefit Of
the Acts of the General Assembly made for the
relief of lnsolyent Debtors. Its ordered, that the
said H, Hoeyman, Jr., and all other the creditors
to whom the said John H. Trusdel, is in anywse
Indebted, be, and they are hereby summoned, and
have notice to appear, before the said Court at
Camden, on Monday the fourth day of November
next, 10 shew cause, if any they can, why the pray
er ofthe petition aforesaid. should not be granted
S. E. CAPERS, elk.
Office of Common Pleas Kershaw District, 9th
April, 1850. m6m2S
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Medical Books,

Woods Practice of Medicine
Uuited States Dispensatory, Wood and Bache
Chritison's and Grifith's Dispensatory Is
Griffith's Universal FormuIary 8
Dunglinson's Medical Dictionary .
Hoopers do do
Rec se's Pocket Lexicon of Medical Terms
Tayor's Medical jurisprudence
Wilson's Human Anatomy; Horner's Anatomy
Smith and Hurner's Anatomical Plates
Carpenters. Elements of Physiology
Do Principles of Human Physiology
Churchill on infants and children -
Condie on diseases of children
Eberlles practice of Medicine, new edition in one
volnme
Devices on children Do. on Females
Churchil's Midwifery
Clymer's w lliam's Principles Of Medicine
Churchill on the Diseases of Females
Simon's Family Medical Guide
Grffih's Medical Botany
Druitt's modern Surgery
Clymer's Treatise on Fever
Dickson's Practice Of Medicine
Mer's Principles and Practice Of Surgery
Morton's Human Anatomy
Muler's Elements of Physiology
Wilson on the Disc ,ses of the Skin
Pitcher on the Ear, &c,
July 3. A. YOUNG.
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South VS.. North !

TT is now universally admitted that Southern.
i made brown Homespuns and DrillIngs are not
only Better, but considerably cheaper, than those
of Northern manufacture, and the fact be fully
ascertaned by calling at the "Palmetto Cash
Store" Having laid in ar, unusually large supply
of Domestic Goods previous to the advance in cot
ton, lam prepared to sell Charleston and Granite
vile brown homespuns and drilngs, Nelson's and
Allandale brown and bleached sheetings, bleached
long cloths, Bed Ticks, blue Denims, colored
Chambrays, cottonades, and cotton goods of every
description, either wholesale or retail, at last
summer prices My stock of these articles is large
and varied, and cannot fail to suit the numerous
wants of my numerous patrons.
March I9-22-2t1 JAMES WILSON
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French EmbrOideries.

THAVE received superb assortment Of French
Il Needlework, comprising rich worked muslin
collars, "Queen of Scots" do, rich worked chemi-
settes, with and without collars. mourning collars,
worked muslin cuffs, Baby Frock Bodies, Swiss
and Jaconet Edgings and Insertions, with hand
some lot of trimmed chemsettes. Also, all the
newest styles of plain and trimmed lace capes, a
full stock of linen, thread, and cotton edgngs and
laces, black Blonde Lace, black silk fringes, COL
ored ditto, Bonnet Tabs, &c. &C.; all new and
carefully selected. JAMES WILSON.
March 10 % If
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Victims of Dyspepsia!
LOOK HERE!!
DIR. ALIENS COMPOUND.

This Medicine is offered to the public generally
from full conviction that tits superior to any other
now in use, for the cure of Dyspepsia Liver Com
pIaint, Nervous Debility, Bodily Weakness, &c.
Prepared only by the Propretors, G. w. AL
LEN, N. D., Philadelphia, and j. A; & w. L.
LEVELAND, No. POI King Street, Charleston,
So. Ca
U- None Genuine unless signed by DR.. G. w.
ALLEN, and countersigned by ]. A. s. w. L
CLEVELAND The bottles having the words
"ALtEN's DYspEpTGc MEDICINE, Phila.," blown
on the glass.
Sole Agent for Camden,
q. J. DELAY,
Nearly Opposite Mrsonic Hall.
Sept 5 36 ly
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Dress Goods.

TNHE subscribers have just received from New
Il York, andare now opening their Spring and
Summer supply, consisting in part, Of
Plain, Metaline, EBroche and Printed Barage
Print'd Mar1uise, Tyroleinne: Alborine and Florde
Black Mousselin de Lain, Barage and Silk Tissue
Paris printed Jaconet and Organdi Muslins
Fancy and mourning Gnghams (smal check)
Paris, American and English Prints
i.so-An elegant assortment Of Ivory and Pa
per Fans. MCDONALD & u 'opEk-
April l, 26 If
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ANOTHER INSTALMENT
NEW SUMMER GOODS!!

THE Subscriber has just opened handsome
Il addition to his already large and varied as
sor,ment of SUMNER DRY GOODS, of which
the following articles form portion:
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
White spotted muslns lor Dresses
Plaid Swiss nuslins Gan elegant article)
Printed muslins in every variety of price and style
Plain white Jaconet, Swiss. and checked muslns
Mourning and fancy calicoes; Grass Skirts
Lace Capes, muslin collars, and che,nisettes
Muslir cuffs OF the newest fashion
Infants Frock Bodies
Swiss and Jaconet Trimmings
Laces Of every kind.
A large assortment of New Bonnets for Ladies
and Misses,
A fresh supply of plain and fancy ribbons
Hosiery. of every description
A profusion of Fans and ditto of Sunshades an
Parasols
Barege shawls and mantles
Black and white sewing elk mitts
Gloves Of all sorts aud sizes
Linen calnbIic handkerchiefs at 1Oc and others
with an upward tendency.
GENTLEIKaiN'S DEPARTMENT..
Ready made coats, pants ano vests, all sizes
Handsome black alpaca coats at ~ 10.
Boys coats, assorted sizes
Panama, Leghorn, and double -brimmed straw hats
Black Drap DEte for coats
Figured ditto for Pants
Summer coatlngs aud Vestlngs
Dress Shirts, Drawers and Suspenders
Handkerchieis, cravats, &c. &c.
All new and attractive, and guaranteed as lou as
they eau be found in any market.
MISCELLANEOUS
Pavilion, Cause, and lO-4 Nett Tor the Mosquito
season,
Irish Linens and Scotch Diaper,
English long cloths, bleached and br. sheetlngs
liuniespun and Domestic Goods ol every descrip.
ton still offered at last summers prices at
WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
May II 80 u