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South VS.. North !

TT is now universally admitted that Southern
i m de brown Homespuns and Drings are not
only better, but considerably cheaper, than those
Of Northern uGanufacture and the fact can be fully
ascertained by calling at the "Palmeito Cash
Store" Having laid in an unusually large supply
Of Domestic Goods previous to the advance in cot
ton, I am prepared to sell Charleston and Granite.
vile brown homespuns and drillings, Nelson's and
AlIandaIe brown and bieached sheetings, bleached
long cloths, Bed Ticks, blue Denims, colored
Chambrays, cotionades, 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 l9-22-2t] JAMES WILSON.
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Pr0nniss0ry.
New and Elegant!


u w. BONNEY is now receiving his entire
u. stock Of new and fashionable Spring Goods.
AS they are well worthy the attention of bis 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 s to 75c. per yard.
30 pieces printed Mus'ins, at i2k to Soc per yard
Is French printed Jaconels at 25 to &c
Organd Muslins, great variety patterns and prices
Plain and fancy silk and worsted Berages, some
very handsome ..-,..e .5-r.s.
PLAIN and fancy Grenadine Silks, some mourning
Elegant silk Tissues and linen lustres
French Earston and American Ginghams
White and colored Swiss Muslins, for Evening
Dresses
Swiss and cambrc trimmings, great variety
Ladies' Gloves, of every variety and quality
Mourning and fancy Fans
For all or any of The above articles he will be
satisfied with Charleston retail prices.
March 26. % IF
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Cheaps Iiteratnre.

1HYJEFREE NTHESSOR,; or hesetre:
yEs 0Fder ot essa "A romance Of lie in \.
slssblsl. attbs lev by he Rev.
i EslsSlsis 81 81 q lie Desert ~ ..
sFasjis Fsis; ficf6fiai Iile of Hack Sheppard;
Tfsnefsccs GesSrdoi pha iliingt gtons 8 The Maid
en- sAiuf s1ak5 ehdte EheE Steward sR land
Csshiei eis cdppar 10 Sinp1n Sings /;
Msict Jones SEanr5s Gcns Crcgan Self,De.
petide1ce &C q s
& II above popular work just
received. g.. AZ YOUNti.tg
~ Yfoffi 70 ~ - - IL ( 8
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SPRING GOODS.
TINE Subscribers beg to call the attention Of
: i their friends and the public generally TO their
stock of fancy aud domestic goods. suitable for the
season, which they are just receiving, Having
been carefully select ed in the New York market,
they are enabled to sell them without any advance
on last falls prices. On inspection, the stock will
be found very complete. 1t consists Of
DRESS GOODS. -
Bareges-plain, printed and changeable; Greu.
adnes, Alborines, and Tissues; printed Lawns,
Organdies, and Jaconets; embroidered Swiss
Dresses: Gordon and Earston Ginghams Eng
lish and American prints, &c,
EACES.
Srwed and Thread Edgngs and lnsertngs. in
great variety collars and chemsettes of all de-
scriptions Lace Capes, DC; Gloves, Mi,ts, Rib.
bons, &c.
DOMESTICS.
Bleached and brown Homespuns, all widths and
qualities; Bed Ticks, Marseiles Quilts. linen
and cotton sheetings; Family Linens. Diapers,
dc. with large assortment Of goods suitable for
servants wear. The whole Of which will be dis
posed of on the most reasonable terms, for cash or
to punctua customers
A. M. g. R. KENNEDY.
April 2 ~ II
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s. sS.CoNsTGNEEs PER RAILROAD.

! &CoNSIGNEEs PER RAILROAD.
sSsszsJ J. Brown, G. d. Beckham, J. Worthington, n,
D.IParks; Miss j. s McRa, W. IA. .Ardery, Fox
-,ds o.,J H Wheeler, H. M. Jennings, Mellow
:, all & Cy Young B. 4 Co, g. N. Wienges, J.
Dualap, r: r. Davidson q Go, j. II. Davis,
I. R.aG Cunningham, E. Spencer, ]. B. Peoples,
: Mithers s. T., j. s. Perter,J. W.. Cantey, w.
:l.Taylor, Springs & w, Moore 4 B., J. L..
Hoffman, r. Man, b. Julian, w. Anderson,
W.T. sBeattie & Co, ". !, #. Phifer, F. L. L.zemp,
j; G.F. Carpenter, w. Blackwilder, N. Mayblum,
Pm. Haey, j. b Fewell, B. Boykin j. N.
Game@elL Alden, & NJ, Melchor & S., Hous-
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Summer Cloths, Cassimeres, Hats, &c.

Summer Cloths, Cassimeres, Hats, &c.
A M. g. R.. KENNEDY are just receiving
11s rery handsome stock of French Cloths, We
ry low; also: Cassmeres, Linen Drills, Vestlngs'
Cravats, cotton and linen Underclothing, Gloves
halt Hose, &c.
Panama, Leghorn and Fur Hats
Fashionable black and white do
An assortment of boys do
Also-A very large stock Of Ready.made Ilotn'
ing, in Coats, Vests and Pants
The above stock is very large and complete
and cheaper than ever They solicit call from
their friends and customers generally.
Aoril 2 - 26 II
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Window Glass.

TElE Glass manufactured by, the 'Patapseo Co:
of Baltimore, cannot be excelled by that of
any other. have just received large invoice Of
the following sizes; sxl0, loxl2, sSfl, llxl3.
l2xl4, l4xlS, lex20, lSx24, &c, to which would
invite the attention ofthose in want Of the article.
Also-Lamps, Chirnnies, plain and cut solar
Globes. Nursing Bottles, Physicians pocket Cases
and Walls. II. ). DEih L
April 2. b. ~ u
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French Embroideries,

T HAVE received a superb assortment OF French
Il Needlework, comprising rich worked muslin
collars, "Queen of Scots do, rich worked cbemi-
settes, with and without collars. mourning collars,
worked muslin cuffs, Baby Frock Bodies, Swiss
and Jaconet Edgings and Il sertions, with hand
some lot of trimmed chemisettes. 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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Notice..

THREE months after date. application will be
i a made for certificate ct stock, for eight shares
in the Louisville Cincinnati and Charleston Rail
rold, and Railroad Bank, owned by Mrs K. Ballard,
The original having been lost or mislaId:
J. B. MICKLE, Ex'r.
mar 2s, 1850 25 w3m
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Notice.
CTOPPED from negro about three weeks ago
- Fifty Dollar Bill, any person proving proper
ty and paving for this advertisement can have il
by application TO JAMES McEWEN..
April 5tb 1850. w3t-26
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Notice.

The Regular Meetings Of the Lancaster Division,
No. 81, Sons of Temperance, are held eve:y Satur-
day evening, at 8 o'clock.
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Bacon! BacOn!! Bacon
TINE subscriber has on hand 10000 lbs, su-
i peror BACON anda corresponding quantity
OF LARD in the lot there is nearly 1900 fine Hams,
any person wishing to purchase might find it to ad.
vantage To call end examine before purchasing
elsewhere; terms will be made accommoda'
ting. Also an extensive and we'll assorted stock
ofother articles in the grocery line. comprising all
the necessaries of subsistence, together with fifty
thousand best Cuba filled Florida Segars.
III. tfOLLEYMAN.
April 5, 1850. 20 II.
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New Tailoring Establishment,

THE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
i zens of Camden and its vicinity that he has
opened Shop one door south of Messrs. A M. &
r. Kennedy's store, VIII re he will attend punctu.
ally to all orders in his line. He will receive the
latest fashions regularly, and execute work in the
best style. Military and Youths clothing done in
neat and elegant style. -: -
He solicts a share of public patronage.
e. A. MCDONALD. I.
March 26. "a wifi
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Head Quarters,

CHARLESTON, March %, 1850.
TN pursuance ola recommendation Of the Legis--
lature in relation to the distribution Of only re.
haired arms, the Militia Officers Interested are
hereby notified that as all the Rifles belonging to-
the State are nec, no Guns that description shaIE
in future be issued from the Arsenas.
By order ofthe Commander-in SChief.@
B. r. WATTS, @, M. g.
April 2 ,, 70 st
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A CARD. -
Reynolds & Reynolds.
[.have this day associated VIM. l. REYNOLDS
with me in the practice OF Dentistry. ~
Mr.. Reynolds has been my pupil for the past
four years, and commend him with confidence to
the community.
The business will be conducted as formerly at
my Office on Main street, under the above name
and style. s,s
WIN. REYNOLDS. :.
August % 81 If
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,I.aAIE AIlRANGEMENTs

@4 aAIE ARRANGEMENTS.
sssseBTHeRHcMA VIA auGUsTA, GEO.
xl1nc Daily ar q s. K. NJ
Closes, .s-ifs 60 I'm.
- NoRrHERS NAIL. VIA cnERaw, Sc.
Dne daily at asss 60 ~: A. NJ
Closes ..ss l:z2 25;4s: h ~: 5P. NJ.
essas .lcuaRLEsToS MAIL.
AImc daily, ai 81; -. 2 NJ
a-A WY Bag viii be kept open for tn. reception
Chafiestoh letters until 4 o'clockr A. NJ
Is. WESTERN NAIL WA, COLUMBIA, s: c.
ass.s pns:aaily, a. 2 ~. ;s: eP. r NJ NJ
SUMTER DISTRICT NAILS, VIA srATEBuRe. ). c.
rsDas Daay.;at :.k =: 7P NJ
esss way Mail. tor once. On The South Carolina Rail
Rod cicse daily ats P. n. si5s.s1 SSas
:. c,txnroTTE mArLsyIA LANCASTER o. IT'S. C.
:ssi Ihne Tussday and Thursday, sunday. at P. NJ.
sGIosesr Monday, Wednesday & Saturday, at IA:
YoRKvILLE NAIL, VIA RED HILL, DC.
SDpa Thursday, nt ii ".
sgCasece same DAY, mt 81: sSg.: -szti: IL M.
y LYScnwooD MAIL, VIA .TILLER's FERRY.
Due Tuesday aud Friday, A. ".
casss 'ans as gay, FyEsa as jim GiAMEwELL' +. N: NJ
~ OFFICE HouRs. -
5Dpcns nj g. AZ sMs-Clerc.at1 r sM. Open ut r VI
Cose ats and open bali hour after The arrival OF the
Southern Maiis IN tsie evening
On dc Sabbath open from 70 10 a. M, and iraf an
hour arr tho the Southern mails in the evening
Postage Sinmpe for sale. -,
-
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Dress Goods.

rTYHE subscribers have just received from New
Il York, andare now opening their Spring sBd
Simmer supply, consisting in part, Of -
Plain, Metalline, Brocbe and Printed Bafage
Printd Marqaise, Tyroleinnei "A lborine FTerids
Black Moussen de Lain, Barage and SIX Tissus
Paris printed Jaconet and Organdi MusliBs ~
F,ncy and mourning Ginghams (smali cheeky 9ss
Paris, American and English Prints
:. 1. lso-An elegant assortment of Ivory and Pa
per Fans. MCDONALD g. CHOPPER. ~
APRIL. 26 If 9s
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travel, and consequently to: the profits of our
Road, must hereafter, result from their compile
ton. The extent of the future increase of in
come from these sources, we do not pretend to
estimate; but every intelligent mind will per-
ceive its bearing upon the present value of our
shares.
With these results in prospect, not share
ought to be sold at any sacrifice, nor should ne.
cessity force any to make such sacrifices
Money is abundant everywhere, and cannot be
scarce here. This is a great public work, in
which the State, the City, and many of our
Banks and other public institutions, are largely
interested; and those private stockholders who
require some aid to meet this call, cannot, un-
der such circumstances, and at such time, fail
to obtain it. In order to facilitate the payments
as much as possible, the calls will be made as
follows:
On the 1st of June next, S5
lst of Aug. 5
lst of November, 5
lst of January, 1851, 10
Is
G. A. TRENHOLM,
F. H. ELMORE, Committee
WIN. C. DUKES, of the Board
KER BOYCE, of Directors
AND. WALLACE,
Charleston, March %, 1885,,
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Notice.
TINE anniversary Of Lancaster Division No. soe
Sons ofTemperance, will he celebrated on the
lstn of April, at o'clock p. NJ. The ne,shoor-
ing Divisions are respectfully solicited TO be with
us on that occasion. g c.,s. 81;
]. R. MAGIf.L, II. s. pro. TEN.
April $. 1850. - ..-.l---.--------------o.l.. y.
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Notic,ei.

NOTICE.. <. 1919;
DY order Of the Court Of Ordinary will be sold
ID on be 18th day of April inst, and day follow.
ing, if necessary, in the town of Camden, at the
late residence Of Mrs. Harriet H. Sizer, deceased,s
commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. ;, all the personal
property of said deceased consisting of Households
and kitchen furniture, horse and carriage, with:a.
Stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Crockery, &c.. 49,
!, Terms made known on day Of sale. M 5, 3s
''''f "''''f ,'"''' 1858 Bella SIZER.
; 80 %. F.'5.. JOHN ROSSER, Agent. q
- April 5th, 1850. 5t'i sTs5 2t-2S sst.s1-
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Photographic Eikenesses,

=, eSsN d y Az &tAEEf,s = ztSSz'>
nNAKEN at the Odd lloasss Had in from two
i to FIVE seconds. AL those desirous of pre-.
serving an accurate likeness .ior future reference
would do well to embracethe opportunity. Parents
would, especially, do vel TO have their children
taken, as eyena day may deprive them Of SO yalu-
able memento in after life. -
March Is 521
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NOTICE..

TINE undersigned, having qualified as Exc ,utor-
Il of the will Of the late James r. sMcKah bis,
ID siness as Druggist and sApothecary will be.
continued in the name Of the undersigned, as Ex.
,ecutor. under: the management of John Worthing-
ton, aitedb by DR.. Wiley J. McEan, for the benefit
Of lis children; and the patronage heretofore ex.
tended 10 him is earnestly solicited TO be extended
to the continued business. Mr.. Worthipgton iss
authorised to receive money, grant receipts and;
make settlements.ses ~ $; ~ IS
{, All persons having, demands against James r..
M;Kain are requested TO give notice to the Execa-
tor soon possible, and those indebted are ear-
nestIy requested to pay. up as soon as possbles,
and his friends are specially requested to do so.
-" - JOHN ROSSER, Exr.
z Camden, April 5th, 1850. %
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Mr.. CALHOUN. As an evidcnc. of the sorrow in
South Carolina for the death of Mr. Calhoun. the day
the news OF his death reached Charleston its Corpor
alton met and decided to erect monument in the pub
lie square, and subsequently, when proposal was isst
ed to print the last speech of Mr.. Calhoun in the SEN
ate, upon satin in letters of goId at SIS copy five
thousand were Immediately subscribed for. Mr.. Cal
houn has left wife, in Charleston, and family
OF four sons and two daughters to mourn his loss. His
eldest son, Andrew, is wealthy planter in Alabama
Patrick, the second son. is in the Army, and was an
Aid of General Gaines; John, who was named after
him, and who with him when he died. is phvs
cian the youngest son, William, is now pursuing an
undergraduate course of study College One of his
daughters, Ann Maria is the wife of Mr. Clemson, our
Charge d'Affares at Belgium, and the other has al
ways remained at home, having long been afflicted with
spinal affection. The family of Mr. Calhoun are left
~ aluent circumstances, his property being estimated
at 100000. He married, in early life, his now be-
reaved partner, lady of fortune, cousn-bearing the
same name which he has rendered iIIlstrious
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'I'vE Done SMoKING!'' Our fiend delivered
himselfthus, honestly and in earnest As he emp
tied his mouth of the last segar, mouth became
fall-fu of blessings.
Blessed is the man himself He is more wise,
when he went smoking and putting about like To-
connective.
Blessed is the mans ,cife. She is the happier wo-
tence and for many more. She had hoped against
hope for the last puff but it has been made at last
We seem to see her face brlghtened-her step is more
elastic-her voice is sweeter-her welcome to her
house and as he reaches home Is more cordial. She
has our hearty congratulations.
Blessed in the mans house. An unsavory spirit
has gone out of it. More easily can be kept neat
and tidy Old repellencies will repulse no more.
Blessed is the mans apperal. A certain fragrance
has left 1t; but not to be of those oft in prox-
unity with him. His wardrobe is minus a real an
noyance, and plus the benediction of many friend
And blessed is the mans health. In the smoke
and fire he so long kept up beneath his nostrs, he
fed an insidious enemy. And his whole nervous and
digestive system untes in the benedcton we now in
dite
And blessed is the mans pocket. A leak is stop
ped. As much as before will flow n and less flow
out We seem to hear voice from that quarter
"there will be better days In the department of our
masters dominons''
And blessed be the mans resolution May it
tower alo like granite pillar, above all the smoke
and fire that may assail it. That last puff! Be it
the last And, though the smokers will not JON,
yet there will be enous n to unite in hearty Amen
Boston Traveller
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NASHUA HOTEL.
INCOLN SQUARE, WORCESTER.

LINOULN SQUARE, WORCESTER
kl HE subscriber has taken the above named housc
ria formerly known the Lincoln Square Hotel: il
spect and enlarged by the addition of several large and
eent rooms and IS furnished throughout with entire New
FURNITURE, equal to any house in this city
The Nashua Hotel is delightfully."- situated for Summers
esdehce opposite the Worcester and Nashua Railroad Str
0 Being in the immediate vicinity of the Court House il
offers rare advantages Jurymen and others doing business
with the Courts and public Offices
subscriber trusts that by giving strict to his
duties TO merit a share of the public patronage.
~ Attached to the Hotel large and corntfbdious Stable
Tor the accommodation of horses and carriages
Worcester April II, 1850. Stc
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sAGUENAY RIVER. The.olowing description
of this extraordinary river is taken from pamphlet
published by Mr. Burr, explanatory of his beautiful
panorama ofthe ST. Lawrence
By reference to the old biographies we find no
mention made of this river, yet its importance may
be arrived at by the fact that tourists have given it
as opinion, that the volume of water at its conu
ence with the st. Lawrence, is equal to that of the
Mississippi "This river enters the ST. Lawrence
l4O miles below Quebec and although mile wide
It appears narrow when compared with the mighty
St. Lawrence, which at this point is considerably
more than rs miles in width. The Saguenay is one
oft important tributaries the great rivers its vol
ume of water is immense, and the depth and force of
Its current is so sensby felt at its confluence with
the st. Lawrence, that for distance of several
miles, vessels are obliged to yield to its influence
1t Is decidedly the largest river east of the Allegheny
Mountains, the st. Lawrence excepted From the
mty backness of its waters, and the strange, wild,
and romantic character of the scenery along its
banks, it may be considered unquestionably the most
remarkable river on this continent
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LiSten-Listen-Listen.
9 Q Q o Q q q

LISTEN we readers, while strive to tell
my country what is sons shCul know so well
How A. MACULLAR'S in the field again
Ready to fit both Boys ard Men.
NO Just applause his fame us stand should lack
Since scores of men are now upon the track
From every nook and corner of the county
From all the many Brookfieds and New Braintree
To A. MACULLAR'S is the sounding rally
That echoes all along the Blackstone valley
And as his name is heard upon Wachusett's height
The men OF Princeton listen with delight
And Barre mothers counting DER their lows
Count as the dearest, the clothing on their bows
And tell their AthO friends, Maculiar sold as the,t,
Who as they heaI forthwith begin to teaze
Their husbands to take I" our BOYS"
Down to MACULLAR's: and, to hush the noise
Right off he starts, without any IFS or ands.
And to MAcULLARs safely lands
There he selects whatever suits his eve
Then home returns and all the neighbors cry
III surely go to Church on Sunday next
10 see MIR so and SOS clothes and hear the fey,
nut readers hear the story which he tells his wife
Which by the way, is true TO real lfe
HOW all the world is rushing for "the przen
And to "catch the fashions living as they rise !,
crowds upon crowds like breakers to the shore
ffoh every Town ana village throng MAcULLAR's SToI
"A. MACULLAR 81 CO., 1921 Main-St
Worcester April H. d,yist
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SLocoMB's INDIAN PANoRAMA. This really fine
painting is now exhibiting at the City Hail. and is CIV
ing universal satisfaction to those who visit it. The
subject most interesting one, and the artist has
failed to do double justice to the abundant material sup
piled him by the sketches of Catn. 1t is in fact an
embodiment of all that is most interesting connected
with the Indians and is extremely well calculated to
duse accurate information with respect to this injured
and dying people, while, from the umivalled beauty Of
its Workmanship, it fail delight every adncr
Of the arts
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WHY WOMEN ARE UNHEALTHY. Many of
the physical evils-he want of vigor, the nacon of
system, the languor and hystercal affections-w
are so prevalent among the delicate young women of
the present day, may be traced to want of well
trained mental power and well-exercised self control
and to an absence of fixed habits of employment
Real cultivation Of the intellect earnest exercise of
the moral powers-the enlargement of the mind by
the requirement of knowledge, and the Strengthen
ing of its capabilities for effort, for frmness for en-
durance of inevitable evils, and for energy in COM
batting such as they may overcome, are the ends
which education has to attain; weakness but become
lnflrmty. The power of the mind over the body is
immense. Let that power be called forth; let it be
trained and exercised, and vgor both of mind and
body will be the result. There is homeay, unpol-
shed saying, that is better to wear out than to rust
out; but it tells plain TRUTH rust consumes faster
than use Better-a million times better-to work
hard, even to the shortening of existence, than to
sleep and eat away this precious gift of life, giving
no other cognisance of its possession-[ The Physi-
cal Training Of Girls at School by Madame de
WahIl
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WAsHINGroN. Anril Ia.

The LATE CLERK OF THE House.. Mr.
Campbel's remains, accompanied by his son and
Hon. Josiah Anderson of Tenn left this morning by
the Southern boat for Knoxville. His death viii be
announced tomorrow, and Tuesday the House
VIII proceed to elect successor. Mr. James G.
Walker Is the present reading clerk. Albert Smith
OF Maine, Forney, ST. Clair Clark, WalbriJpe
and others are mentioned as candidates for The 81
fee. w "
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THE LEGISLATIIRE

In the House, Tuesday, after good deal of discus
SON. motion was adopted l2O to II, accepting the
invitation to attend the celebration of the 18th April
at Concord. A free passage the Fitchburg Rail
Road, having been rendered by the Directors, the
House directed vote Of thanks be communicated to
the Rail Road Company therefor. 1t was also voted
that in making up the payroll Friday should be omit
ted