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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-08-09
ASSISTANT MARSHALL.

Runaway SLAVE CAsB.-A Portsmouth
correspondent OF the Bee states that vessel
which arrived at that place on the 18th ult,
from Pensacola, had OH board slave who had
slowed himself o.. BOARD, and was not discov.
cred until she = far out ut sea. Letters had
been received from Pensacola requesting that
he might be taken care of for his master, but
the abolitonsts got wind Of the matter, aud
according to the writer's account, which Is not
a very clear one, they boarded the vessel in tho
lower harbor, got up quarrel with the captain,
blows eusued. the captain was arrested for as
sault, and the slave summoned us witness
As soon as they got on shore, the captain was
suffered to 60 at large, and the slave was taken
care of by his friends. He said to be valu.
able hand, blacksmith by trade, and earned for
his master considerable money by working up
on the Pensacola dry dock.
THE Locusrs.-These insects appear to be
creating considerable excitement among the
farmersin Monmouth county, NJ. The flights
town Record says heyhave already commenced
their ravages on the forest trees; the twlgs, IN
many instances, look rs though they had been
nipped by an early frost Fears are enter
tanned that thcv will extend their ravages to
the peach orchards, which, if frealized, will be
of serious consequence. The sting is said to
be deadly one; and on Monday boy, aged
twelve years, was stung by locust, who died
in a few hours Observation-Disclosures Advertiser
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Nlerth carollns nlseaon,.s 81

/. 80 -
The Wilmington Aurora pablishesfet rns from
thirty seven counties; which show 8 democratic
gain. of 2,5l5 as compared with the notssf iS4S,
when Manly (whig) was elected by ss4: The
Aurora says, ashould the balance OF the stateste
be heard from, poll the same yoteas # did lS4S
Mr.. Reid will be elected Governor BY l6sl ma ma
jority. : 6sr ~ I. ssW
sY A southern gentleman (from Baltimore)
at Cape may, chastised a negro on Wednesday
last, for impudence given hins The .negro swait<
ers held an indignation meeting and talked g.
talatng. row wasraised that night
~ sj.------.---.---.-s Z -
az C. H. Allen has disposed Of The Ah6esils
Banner to Messrs. Edward Noble and HeafyS.
Kerr. We regret to part from Mr. Allan gone
OF the fraternity, but We feel confident that fhe
Banner will never be furied while il such fdbif
hands as now. sss
Correspondence Of the Camden Journal -
WAsHNeTon, Aug. 2, 1850.
The protracted struggle in the Senate concern:
'ny the Compromise bill is now ended. The bIf
Las been defeated, Mr.. Pearce, Of Marylapd, en-.
Joypg largely, either the honoi or opprohEiumof
defeating this measure. He was considered the
uncomprolnising friend of the bill up to the last
moment He saw then that il was better tostol-
low the dictates of conscience, than to hel LED on
by Clay aud Webster. Speaking of Mr. Webster,
does it not present sad picture even in the ca
reer of this statesman, that after having been one
of the fathers Of the measure, a measure that.he
urged as of vital importance 10 the ffs and honor
of our Union, that at the last hour, when it's final
struggle was drawing near, that he should desert
his Senatorial post for the allurements of office,
and leave his place to be filed by an ayowed abo
litionist-by one who was known to be a bitter
opponent of this Compromise! Aye,to desert IN
the hour of its weakness, the ayourite child fins
brain! 1t may be urged in his defence, that he
knew not who would be his successor, but Web
ster must have known that Gov. Briggs wouldse-
lect no man to fll his place who would vote as he
would have voted on this bill. The Senate pass
ed that partgof the bill which gave to Utah ter
rtorial government
About 1000 children, belonging to the public
schools, yesterday ma, ched to the capitol grounds
They were addressed by Joseph r Chandler
member of Congress, from PennsyIvania The
children peti,ioned Congress to appropriate eer-
tain grounds in our city for the use of the putlic
schools. Congress could not do better than COM
ply with this request
Your distinguished Senator, Mr. Butler,ds very
unpopular with us:. This is owing to the fact that
as Chairman of the Judiciary COMMITTEES he isop-
posed to the reformation OF our Judiciary re-
form which our people have with, almost one
voice demanded of Congress.
Yours, ~ y - lSas EEcH.
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THE JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, S. @.
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1850.

Wm. c. CASTOR, Esq. is General Agent for the
Journal.
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IEIEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
From the Daily State Rights Republican
Seven Days Later from Europe.
,BALTIaoaKs Aug1st1.

- sBALTTA0HRs Augusf1.
The British Steamer Cambria has arrived at
Halifax. She left Liverpool Qutte 27thnE.
Cotton has declined on shtf of penny
since the departure Of the Cdhaaa on the 10Th
ult g, s. y. .s., sss
The sales forthe week amopats q Oily forty
thousand bales. - -: ~
Bneadstuffs have advanced sonsidefabiy on
previous quotations -
Carolina Rice is quoted q ghteen shiilings
and three pence to eighteen and fiye pence:
The news from Portugal states That the A.
merican Race Independence and Steam Frigg-
ate Mississiipp;, are still ia the Tagps, and Mr..
Clay, the American, Minister q Lisbon, has de-
manded hs passports il coaseq qaeics Of the
non-adInissipns Of the claim Tespectipg the pri.
vateer. General Arasisosg by slls y Portuguese
Government. - iis sf sssii.s.Ss.
Denmark aud the Duslisisss have scem,menced
the hostilities which were tsreatensd Ct the
departure Of the; Canada. aI1be whole of Ger
many is backing the latter. whast the Antocrst
Of Russia has sent q feet to the support of Den.
mark. A grand battle Is daily xpected
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RxxfTNoKr, Augnst7.
Ofthe 10000 bales cotton sold:in Liverpool
for the week, II, 600 were takea BY speculators.
Rice in good demand Caroiira limited,
The Niagara arrived ont on Saturday:
The American squadron has sailed for Tan
giers s.sasy
The news Of President Taylor death pro.
duced deep sensation 10 England.
Denmark has declared the Duchies in 9 state
Of siege. Ansactior took place on the lst of
July between a man Of war aid g government
steamer-the former was forced TO retire.,
South EGroEiai7n.
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gB A southern gentleman Qrom Baltimore)
at Cape may, chastsed a negro on Wednesday
last for impudence given HIM The enegro wsis<
ers held an indignation meeting and talked 0f o.
taliating. row wasraised that night
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snsl- Coe.-. ,sS ct,.-si per dot-s1r PEI Do"
THE WING ALMANAC TOR 1850.

Tl,HIS ANNUAL has been prepared With great care ard
accuracy aud IA presented 10 the Public - cheap,
reliable and lucid summary Of the Political History OF The
Times Il contains nothing Of partisan character but
I'm exhibit Of tho Ee,s0Hs Of lssa the doings oi Con.
yrsss Al is session, the h5olgs ffTc< TIE EVenI
Of lsl3 Europe List OF the Presidents Cabinet enbes
OF the present Congress Go OF the Staes, Nc &c
CoNrENrS.-ArcAs OF the Ined States; Asuonoulcs
Calculations; Audit, Congressional Board OF BANKING
Statistics Branch Mints-aOli Coinage British Cabinet
Calendar for Portland Boston, New York, PbuaiephS
Washington, Raleigh Charleston and New O'eHnsi All
flrrs and New -hexico Chronological Tables Conlpeo
aaion OF Congressneu Congress Statistics OF Congress
lsst Sessou Of Ecipses Economy IN the Pubic Ekperc
iurs Elective Offices, [ Election days N me seFeIN
States: Election OF President by the People Election Re
urus Europe In $780, Finances of United States and Great
Britain Fogging IN the Navy Government ol me ned
States Government Supplies; GOy1rnors and STATE CA2
tas High Water al Nel orb, Boston, Philadelphia and
Charleston; Home Department House OF Representa-
lives i house Mileage; Inaugural Address 81 fred.
deu, T4y,or; Jewish Calendar Llw Reforms Mileage 0f
Congress; Military Mileage Ministers and Conu.s
sbrond Ministers al Foreign Courts, Mohamnedan "a
endSr; Moon's place; Nsss Prke Money-Tempefi nce,
NrvAl Punlshuonia 1913; Naval Supphes and fohcyi
OiEcers and Offices created Pansns llsihnusl hM"S,
Popn alton u Stsies Po-tR Rates Foreign ard Done%
tic Pos,sl Reforms Presidential Vote, 1873, sc Pro
ducts, Aggregate, Public Lands Railways and tanai
across North Anercs, Recruiting for the Army Revenue
~. COLLECTION Senate Of the United Siaies; SENATE
Mileage; Seventh Census Act, Shields lOenl = Election
ard Rejection Supreme Court u \. Tide Table; Tun.
mage and shipping; Tribunals for Claims against The niod
STATES; Whitneys great CeEuJ Railroad War ChGgS
OF the Union.
Election Returns carefully risde up for the Why Aims
nae from Maine New Hampshire, Vermont Mufsacho
setls, Rhode Island, CounccuouL NewfOrk, NewJersey
Pennsylvania, Maryland Virginia, North Carolina, Ashs
ms, Mississippi LOusisns, Texss, Arkansas Tennessee
Georgia. Kentucky, Ohio. Indiana Michigan, Iowa vs.
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BOOK TRADE.
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From the Upper Missouri.

Mr. 4. Pike yssquez and Mr. c. Dsuphin ar
rived m this CITY las, evening on the steamer Hal
dee They came by express from Medicine Creek
trading post Of he Union Fur Company, forty
mile. below Fort Pierre. These gentlemen lett
their post on the llih March and report no snow
on the Plains The westher vas unusually pleas
ant on the route aud the winter remarkably mild.
Ca the lth November asst, as Mr. DauphD, with
a company OF ten aders, was returning from a
trading expedition. bis camp at the forks OF White
River Was attacked about I Ocl, ok az night, by a
war party o, PaSuees. Tho engagement was
sudden and severe one. Mr. Dsuphin was badly
wounded and in this condition lis men deserted
him TIE Indians ovcrpow cred him, aud took
from him all has goods He made bis escape from
them.
From Black Fee, Fort down TO Fort Lookout
the Buffalo were plenty, aud were particularly M
mcrous on the uofth side OF the Missouri The
Sioux Indian. had collected IN bands It from fity
TO one hundred lodges extending from the Cha
venue River to Fort Lookout for tie purpose OF
hunting these animals. la January last. while the
SIOUX Indians were engage IN hunting buffalo on
he Forks Of The Cheyenne River they were al
tackled by party Of Crow lndians aud eight war
riors we're klled on each site The Crows then
stole from their enemy $50 head Of horses. The
Sioux were making preparations to rctiliate upon
them
The YanctOus were also making preparations for
war with their old enemies. the Pswnecs, in cOnsc-
quence OF drpredsuons committed by them Two
parties had already started on this expedition. and
the war will, probably, b. continued throughout
he season There IS reason u fear that the Cali
foruia emigrants gong up the north side OF the
Platte River. may fall in with some Of the war
parties Of Indian and be annoy ed by them. Msi
HArTES, he agent Tor the Sioux Indian may be
expected 10 tbs city the ast Of this month The
Union Fur Company have been very successful ia
their business the past year, add they will bring
DO VII four thousand pscAs OF robes.
Sc Louis Republican, 5lh
COLoKED PoFULATIos % DETROfT.--By re
cent census, it appears that the colored population
ol Detroit number 1000, among whom there are
not 100 over ten years of age who cannot read and
write They own upward Of $4,000 in real es.
tate, nesrly equal amour. OF personal property.
and upward u 100 dwelling houses on leased lots
Detroit Dsi!y Advertiser
ig' -Four prisoners scaped rom the jail at Nor.
iolk Va on Tuesday night last.
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PSYCHOLOGY,

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cotiri-s Not- s,i Psrscs E'rerr-fe IN -
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'EHiS Is THS TITLE OF WORK lisi Issued CON
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CARPETING.
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THE LoRGNErrE. NO. II.

IL KERNOT.6S bKOADNAi. publishes NJ n q
.tt- Lorg s;e m Liusn 90 tnis r1ustr gives ~
amusing sk-ich rf Cnuuiry Srsngefs." and SEQ -
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\ lXZlE LEIGH, IA press, sni viii be puOl. -
| I.o,n as The " DOL -h,i received frOm England
p,tce & els DEWITT { DAVENPORT
as Tnbuuc Buidngs, Nassaus.
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ICE PiTt HEks.-Tte sovers OF pure iced Croion
10 G-sd piicoers insI viii nsn The ROct
scd Lac ssDoues are dFoppsd to, he supplied win
nne s'S4t bnlsSsa cher. hO dag from eusrts
win sAd 1Hcog cov-ra They only used Ia oar
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CHAIN CABLE~-A lsrr- assortment Of Ensnss
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~ A LIrE OF JEsus % NAZARETH, by Rev
WV H. FURNLss d d hasIust been gwen to the
PRESS in Philadelphia DE- Furncss IS one Of the
mos, learned. eloquent, AID independent writers IN
the Unitarian denomination IN this country HIS
book entitled Jesus and ms Biographers. pub
HsLed several yearsaro, illustrated the peculiar
form Of his liberalism which s not l-ss extreme
than that Of Strauss IN Germany. and Parker among
ourselves, though very dihercnt He believes, #
We understand him, in the plenary Inspiration Of
the Scriptures ard that the accounts Of the miracles
Of our Lord are literally true bat were the fruits
Of moral pover-Ol the power Of hOlness-rlther
than OF 40 Inherent and original Divine energy D..
Furness Is an emiuently religious writer, always
approaching the Savior with the pTooundest reye-
renee and affection He IS thoroughly familiar
with the pertinent German scholarship ard sPecu-
lation-p srticulsry With wha, has been written
for and against the views ol strauss and accepting
the freedom. While rejecting the peculiar hereses
OF that author he vii probably give one Of the
rnoss original and striking books ihs. have been
written on the planting Of Christianity.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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t Tx FARNER's GUIDE, b. HEsRr SrE
PHrss, assisted by JoHS P. N0RTos, Is the JOINT
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and more than 600 sDgravings on wood illustrating
the instrument. Of husbapdry now in use BY the
best farmers, AID the various domestic animals in
Their ighes, perfection is 70 be published in ssmi
monthly rursers Of 81 pages IL IS divided
INTO iour departments. distinguished by the
far seasons Of the year, commencing with Winter.
ADD Prof Aortoas notes VII be psbhshed As an
Appendix 70 each part. adapting the British por
,ion Of the book 10 dis country and thus naking
AZ Anglo American work, with all The really useful
Agr,cgltarsl kIoxledge now aitainabIe in either
cOanrry fNewYork l. Scott Il Col
ia DIcTIOsAKr ov PEAcrIciL MEDIoIsI."
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BY JANIS CoFL.sD. Part 81 Of tbs valuable
medical ecnpend is Published By Harper Brothers
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