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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-06-17
Tic Doloreux al Neuralgia.

These dresdfu and agonzing complaints are immediate
Seliered application Of the GALyASc BELT NEcKLAcE
AND FLurn The Belt dfuses ihc Electricity through the
,ysem the Necklace has local effect and the FLUID acts
directly upon the affected nerves. In these distressing
lmictons the applicotion NEVER FAILS
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
wEDr EsoAY noRNING, FEB. ., 1854.
Congregation al.

10 the Senate, yesterday several peunons io me modn
cation of the tariff aud for repeal of the fugitive act
were pre.en,ed On motion by Mr.. Hunter the bill TO
amend The s,d aet OF s46 taken up Nj Hunter
HE bin as provdx that the duties shall be seed
on the foreign valuation the time and place OF la
expectation OF goods and merchandise and also pro
vidpg appointment Of four appraisers large,
whose duty shall be decide upon disputed
vaua ions. Mr. Hunter vndicated the taiH Of 1916
conended that in lis operation had been beuehcent
Mr., Winthrop and Mr. Pearoo made remarks in favor
OF the passage OF the BILL bat expressive OF their disbelief
In tbs benefcent action Of the present tariff The bill, with
slight amendments offered by Mr. Hunter, was passed
coz. bill amending the relative 10 the time OF
holding the United States district and circuit in
Ohio passed. Mr.. Winthrop offered resolution
which agreed TO- directing the Committee on the W
dietary inquire ard report what time senator APP
pointed by State executive shall leave his seat The
Ssnae took up the bill providing for the settlement OF land
titles In California, aud, alter some amendments and 10
marks thereon. the bill reported To the Senate
In the House. MIR Boyd moved that the two special or
dsnhe mint bill aud The board OF claims BILL be post
ponsd t Thursday aud the territorial bills taken for two
DAVIS This objected The bill establishing branch
.nins in New York and California taken in Com
mitss of the Whole (M Cartier in the chair and, after
discussion the whole bill stricken aud Mr. Bayy's
substitute providing jo the stamping OF bars and ngots OF
20 d. aud legazng them currency, was adopted, and
reported House. motion 10 lay the bill the table
rejected and the previous question moved, and
the House adjourned.
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EDITORS. C0RRESPDN DENCg


BALr,Mpas. Feb "a
The Atla.tie.-Hy Probable Lpss -DiseAayssd b
The Mayors dppo,rt assafa ,cra nbls for a.
The bia,ksn. SC,
The return OF the cutter sent oul by the yo
OF Halifax 20 Sable island TO look iof the missing 49,
Auantic tog ether with the aldval vi the Canad, xa
udinxs OF her. has vanquished ali hope, aud there
very tow who anticipate that she viii ever 10 seem -,
Of again The stato,nent put forth by the Spnay6.ss
publican, relative % remark made by of Asr an
adds the general feeling OF despair thar |, mo-
Tor her safety He is represented TO have said am.
last voyage home, that during heavy gale she VA,
much by the head" punging deeper and deeper A.
seemed though she would run under-hst The a.
had 10 be stopped several times allow her 10 e
The Republican vouches Tor the ruth OF this Statement
it is certainly calculated 10 increase The gloom Ina, 80
rally prevails with regard TO her
James Hughes, Mary Hughes. and Henry Thomp.o
rested in Washington. and brought to this city few
SINCE the charge Of having in their possession Qua
~ of stolen goods, yesterday discharged, moi u
article having been identified by any one
learn that Mayor Jerome will send into tho city oo0
in tue of few days, his list OF appointment
city officers There will be general turnout of ca
and there are, average, Ten applicants 10, a..
Office dsap potntment must ensue among hi, :,
friends There six applicants for the city colc uyy
all of whom confident OF success. learn hov,r
that G. H. Metee will be first named, and, if rejected
the council that John W. Barry will receive the .uDo
ment and will doubtless DO confirmed. Most Of Tho mi
Giants will clerkships in tho Office Pesdsa, n
more having appointed James l.. Mcguire pos a,
agent John H. Westwood will be appointed keeper q N
almshouse, and A. r. Shnt warden OF the sl b
jamn Herring will be high constable and Isaac ROB-
deputy The minor officers are, think not 20, NIL
on, though it is probable that James Stone, r. NIL
Auis,er, and Alexander Owens will be captain, d "
watch.
Messrs. Adams IL Cos money has not yet been ,snE
cred though the otsers still on the search.
The MARKETs-In Tho Baltimore market this mon.
breadstutis depressca under the Canada. sua
Sales of l. 100 bbls. Ho ard street flour At 81 ri
sales yesterday afternoon OF l5C0 bbls. City Mill I
~ 56i, and $50 do. 81 So Rye flour and corn ~
unchanged Red wheat, 50 l02 cents white do ID +
liz cents. Snail sales of yellow at SO conu VIII
do, is 81 cents. Oats, AZ "A cents. Rye, 10 aua
There is nothing in provisons-hoders firm, pdu
unchanged. Groceries'a steady, without cham. N
prices. Whskey, "a 25A cents. in hhds and bbh MI
offerings OF beet attic the scales Monday reached
head A of which left over, liz driven to Phi,ds
pha and the balance sold city butchers at price, nngu
from 50 SO 80 90 per leo lbs on the hoo equal NJ
So SO IS net and averaging 81 l9i goss. There I'd
| full supply OF hogs-I quote from IS rs to IS.
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WILLARp's HOTEL, Feb. 3, 1885
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 3. 1851.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb 3, 1851.
You will doubtless recognise old correspondent
by the signature.
Your course with respect to the Union and compromise
question with the appreciation OF the great body of
the democracy OF Pennsylvania.
The election Of Judges and other officers by the people
begins to excite much interest Put it down settled that
after the smoke rises from the contest between cand-
dates for the nominations, the democrats will be elected
suppose you tina, for some weeks an ex.
animation has been going on in our city before Commits
soner Dunlevy, of Ohio, appointed by President Fill
more to esgate the charges against Collector Lewis
preferred by large number of wings OF city. The
investigation has Just closed and the testimony laid be-
fore the President What the result will be remains
be
The report is amusing enough that Lewis should have
called witnesses rebut the testimony Of the prosecu-
ton, and that his witnesses, instead OF rebutting,
cnched the charges against him. There is fun ahead
Let il 60 will, thing is certanhe appointment
OF VIM d. Lewis has proved most fatal 10 the wings in
two successive general elections and IFS i'll wind
that blows nobody any good, suspect il will be
the interests Of the democratic party if Lewis is suffered
10 remain in Office.
nr Arson Jones, ex President of Texas, has been
with us some days. visit 10 his large circle OF friends
in our city He was much shocked at hearing of The
death OF the Hon. Mr. Kaufman, representative in Con-
gress from Texas He left yesterday for Washington.
to attend the funeral.
PLEBEIAN
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The fact Of the ability willingness
upon liberal plan fully demonstrated
Monday evening The National Hall crowded by ladies'
and gentlemen fashion, and critical judgment The
opening nigh, auyurs very fayorby for
The bright particular attraction Of the for the
course Miss We have Ellen
Tree Fanny Kembe Mowa and other talented ladies' in this
peculiarly part Jua but feel bound all sincerity
Davenport exceeded expectations,
and came fully up points had
distinguished of the character In points,
our Judgment, superior Everything well DONE Mr.
Gilbert Master Walter played admirably, bringing down the
house repeated Of appreciation The of Clifford
the Mr. Fenno well done As whole, the play
enough to say that a. Mr. Lilly White in the Mr.
Gilbert English reputation the best
Of old or aged among the "bef abstracts
and chroncers Of the times"
The National again opened night theatrical
The curiosity of the people for refined drama
ceasng The audience larger than Monday night il
estimated that at least 900 persons were present
The play Lady Lyons from Bulwer's penfounded
on the enchanting word-"Perour
written in the French. (see the
Miss Williams Letters the French Revouon) In
bellows mende Bulwe him
gardeners the plot and denouement
captivating both. Miss Davenport played Paulns Mr. Fenno
Claude Melnoe and Mr. Gilbert General Dumas Miss Daven
port again all the power and besoy of her
is, doubt admirable acuessclear, cool and
RATIONAL with a most shrewd intelligent sub
She appear be perfect and complete mistress Of he
short and dmnuve figure for
control Ahe eloquent
of the she exhibits Her
commanding diguhed and impressive
appearance king and engaging We have sci
obvious Of the high character and neec
tua influence Of lady Davenport
she of the few whose genius fail
universal applause
avon,e with the Washington audience Mr.
Fenno played Claude Meinoue well
The play night Love- by Sheridan Knowles and
said be Miss Davenpor' forte and vorite
character.
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49, r - I
PLEBEIAN

CONFAkY,
Washington, Feb 3, 1851.
T meeting Of Franklin Fire Company held evenn
II das, the following gentlemen elected officer
for easung year
President-John H. Sessford
Vice presidsnt-Joseph Williamson.
Treasurer-Chariss Canhed.
SecrstaIy-W. A. Boss.
Assistant secrrtay-I.. j. Williams.
Captain engine division-Willam Cammack.
Captain dvson-Wm. NJ Payne
evening following resolution adopted
dered be published In the papers of this city.
Whereas the points relied the legislation OF Congress
for producing and mAntanng ecent responsible and
for this city and Georgetown having
be and believing that the duty OF the
hoes Of this city take such action will accomplish tho end
aimed at by Congress therefore,
Ro That this invite said authorities investigate
subject plan will
efficiency order by bringing the whole department under its
ecton support and control
w. A. BOSS
Feb5 Secretary Frank in Fire Company.
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FOREIGN.
of TaE CANADA.
HALIFAX, February 3

HALIFAX. February 81. p. m
No Nsss Of the Atlantic ARRIVAL out Of the Afriea-
Decline Cotto" .-Deelsne ~ Brsadsufs, &C., &C.
The royal mail steamer Canada arrived here al to
day after rough and tedious passage She lett Liver
pool on the 18Th January. and brings one weeks later
news from all parts OF Europe Her dates IRON London
are 10 the nth ut -, -
DO 10 The hour the Canada sailed, nothing had been
heard in Liverpool of the American mail steamer Al
lantic which sailed from Liverpool on the 2sth OF De-
csmber and has now been out thifiy-sx days Every
ia reg ard 10 her fate CONJECTURE here
were hopes however, tina, she would sui be heard rom,
and although accident must have beiaieh hei ye' he
crew and passengers might be sale
The royal mail steamer Africa arrived al LiVefpooi on
Sunday, the l2th OF January
England.
The English political possesses no interest oil
special moment The papers mostly hied WIN spec
uatons relative the exciting topics likely 10 engage the
early attention OF Parliament They strongly IN favor
Of reduction taxation. Among the most prominent
articles named for reduction the window and paper
duties,
Louis Napoleon appears to have gained for the time
being complete mastery over Gen. Chahgarnier ana the
National Assembly
The National Assembly, in ackno wledging the right
of the executive power to dispose Of the military com
mand blames the made OF that right and declares
that the General is chief of the army At Paris and de-
serves the title confidence which the National Assem-
On the sitting Of the Assembly the Sd January an
unquiet feeling prevailed among all classes on Thurs
day The Assembly was crowded 10 excess. An amend
men. had been prepared and will probably pass II is
stated the Assembly had no confidence IN the new
ministry AT the latest accounts Lamarllne was making
an able address in defence OF the President.
Germany
The advces from the Duchies that the Hosteners
have made unconditional surrender 70 the king OF Den,
mark Through the nstrumentality OF Austrian and
Prussan commissioners, the army has been disbanded
The chief members OF the Saadthold have retired 10
Hamburg.
Nothing is yet known definitely of the proceedings OF
the Dresden Conference Little doubt appears TO be en-
tertained but that the result will be the reconciliation OF
the old Diet in Germany.
II is affirmed that central power. with large army
at its command, has been resolved upon:
The report OF early Congress at Dresden has been
officially conradic,ed.
spain.
Another weekly resignation of the Spanish cabinet has
taken place, and this time it s said that Narvaraez had
actually left Madrid
Rome.
Accounts from Rome and the Papal States represent
growing apprehension and uneasness among all classes
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The legislature adjourned on last Wednesday morn
ing. Among the resolutions which they adopted is the
following:
Resolution in relation to the Vermont resolutions as
follows
"Whenss a message has recently been transmitted to
outons tor the promotion OF peace forwarded by the gov.
srnor Of Vermont as having passed the legssnte that
recently passed for the publication act OF Con-
sssd a. m a' 81 n on Mso4 the and
BE ,,soced, That the governor OF this State be
70 ,emn 1ack 70 ns OF vermont me s9s
aration that North Carolina knows too welt what dne
character when The State adopting and transmitting
Thorn has been the fist in the confedeaoy
herself right OF voang tho constitution OF the United
States and bringing into jeopardy the aud safety
the Union"
Among the acts which were adopted is the following:
Equal Suffrage Act
An act to amend Tho constitution of North Carolina az
followsi
"Whsrsas the freehold qualification now required for
the electors for members OF the conflicts with the
fundamental principles OF beItys Therefore,
D. ssactsd by Tho general assr,biy Of the SLATE Of
Nfh Caroisa. a.d hosby enacted BY III. authority
IA ssss. three fths of the whole number Of members
sach bouss concuing That the second clause of the
third section Of the arancle Of the amended constitution.
day Of NovembeL A. d. 1885, be amended by striking
he Words and possessed Of freehold within the same
n tho day OF that tho said clause OF sstd
shall read follows All free white men Of the age
who avs been abi,ants OF any district within the
STATE twelve months Immediately preceding tho day Of any
slscon and shall have paid public tax shall be entitled
vote for q member OF the senate
BE II farther snacfsd. That the Of the State
be- hereby directed to issue his proclamation 10
fhs people OF North Carolina. least six months before the
election for members OF the general assembly, seng
forth the puport Of this bill and the amendment 10 the
constitution herein proposed which proclamation shsl
b accompanied by and perfect copy Of The BILL
shentcatsd by the certificate Of the secretary Of STATE and
both proclamation and the copy Of this bill the
Of the State shall be published In all tho
mar Nf In in he hn
rsspecve counties Of this State at least six months before
slsotion Of members to the general assembly"
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EvEMSos sHrRIpANIn compliance with the highly com
bearing the Of the Hons
Clay Thos H. Benton, H. g. Foote James Shields,
Seward gentlemen Of distinction, Mr. vandeHhon
gives popular Evening" night The
auspices under which affair before public
othe and nature Of the Evening" IT.
attendance OF which Mr. Vandenhof will have
proud. %
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THE UNION.


rns Power Of Coss~u Csonsxou vwtsa shs Dsssncs
of the Co~"sry.
If the power OF cotton has the supremacy which |
claimed for il in former paper should be considered
tho prospective physical means OF defence may be greatly
reduced in their extent and cost not entirely sban
doned II has never been considered a. well as other
elements equally necessary TO be discussed. BY those
charged with the public defence.
II is thought that large portion OF the sums annually
appropriated for The construction OF walls and bitches
might be diverted to the Improvement of harbos and de
pendent rivers which. being connected with the great
lines OF rail ays-the result OF individual
tending along the coast and into the Interior would al
once afford facility 10 commerce and security against
foreign aggression. Nor would the maritime frontier.
with its cities and dock yards be left without the defence
which many persons claim to be essential for the security
of the country Great and small Notifications already
surround our large and dock yards and dot the
whole coast from the Passamaquoddy TO the Sabine
ways with each other. and with the arsenals armores,
and population Indeed. The United States possess at his
time the best fortified coasts IN me too'd so that it is evil
the works now under construction.
The professional man will not fail TO compare this
arged defence with the weak which existed in the
revolutionary and in the war OF 1912 In the
of those the united colonies drove the enemy from
his stronghols in Boston, New York and Yorktown and
finally from the whole countryexhibitinx at once the
strength and power OF the United States in their in
fancy resist foreign agg from THAT quarter
il may But, with all this strength and power sufficient
to free the country from the presence OF for
Oe the Unied States were IOr many compelled
to submit conlumely insult, and injury from other ma
tons.
Comparing the condition Of things at that period with
that which is exhibited now, how changed the aspect OF
the United States appears This great change already
argued be ascribed principally but to great ee
ment OF powerthe power OF cotton, which presents
moral bulwark Of strength infinitely greater than that OF
the Notifications and floating batteries Of the armies and
naves OF the world.
These facts and the reasoning therefom must produce
conviction in every mind that the "third system OF de-
fence commenced thirty years ago, has been carried far
enough and that Congress should ponder the policy OF
proceeding further with it, at least with the conslruc
ton of new Notifications.
CEPHALUS
WILLARDs HOTEL, Feb. g. 1881
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A CARD.-HENRY DOUGLAS, florist and seedsman corner
of 18th and opposite the State Department. takes
this method his patrons and others the beautiful coec
bloom, which will be arranged
such for
procured elsewhere. wreaths sprig baskets
superior taste, reasonable prices
Ardookng bouquets made this establishment for those
who desire such cheaper than he had elsewhere.
Ian 1%-eod2w
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We are much crowded-so much 20 that we have been
unable TO find room for Mr. Clays speech on Colonza-
ton, though il has been several days in type
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DR. Arson Jsnes the former president Of the republic Of
Texas now in this city, which he visited for the pur-
pose Of attending the funeral Of his lamened friend D.
8 Kaufman.
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THE Panorama Bible 10 open at the Odd
i Fellows Hail.. Insco Wlismss celebrated Bible Psno-
fy OF interesting the
Bible, commencing with chsos and following each other In HE
torica order down the Bshyion.h Captivity
Doors half O'Clock precisely
Tickets rs children under ~ old half price
Exhibition Wednesday Saturday Afternoons 3o'oloch
Jan ae--dim
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Feb S


l
SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG,
TIqNMon Thu ,s fsSa 8 eo%msnciDs :. OSHek
Row street, between OH and TN street" ali of bis household
elegant style I4t
Ten elegant chairs, .yl. l4h with
rosewood chairs, style l4h
One elegant table, style 4th, marble
d.p..y Brussels, p,,'S, . and step s.rps.u.
ssne Oh plate plate" %ro G ,Ina ,. s frame
One large French anS1. China s,sa, d'nner'e'
| One besu,,fai plated tea and coffee SET piece.
very chamber furniture, consisting
Of wardrobe bed.ead dressing bureau, chairs enclose.
CURED nd
co%sss sSa S1' French 'a ass cottage sas Ssa..d:
Chamber carpcuns wardrobes, cane and ru'hsea chairs
Large circular dining table
y Very superior s,sas, .r, !, e0osos''Ovs
with many other article. deemed necessary pareuar
The sn. Of n, best qualify. and IL order having
good articles particularly called to this sale
inspection pee :, so'sioe. morning :
Terms An sum: Of and under Us cash over s and no,
proved endorsed no,s. bearing interest
Feb s-Qdh C. W. poTELER, Auc,ionesr.
srROLOGY.Ths celebrated Dr. c. w. RoBACK, professor
with eonjson from sweden ONCE No. Locus, street. Phia
suited Sy a. head. Of Europe enjoys higher
reputation astrologer living
according gomancyadies g. gentlemen g. Persons
distance have their nave drawn by sending the date OF the
containing fee
Immediate attention, and naiivite, the world
paper he prepared Of his
OF following Courtship,
for the successful accomplishment Of wealthy
rage; he power redeem given
bote hazard recovery
property and the purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
vicinity, United States, the full OF all
while here Letters will purpose and will do
that
money through once. RobAck
monthly, never
All letters will be rcigiousy attended
hcuar ONCE and State For particulars
call the once Of the Union, and
gratis
c. w. RoBACK,
II Locust street, above Eighth, dephia.
5-8mosd
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MORGE'S TELEGRAPH. -
THE Office of the Western Telegraph Company
rooms over Gilman apotlecsry shop, fensyiSas
few doors west Of Browns Hotel. .r....srs !
Th. s the only direct line of telegraph from w. .,ss
Wneelng and fsbure where with onef ~"
int To Detroit Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, ~ Los'
Memphis Vckburs, and the whole weserr Country -. suas
The northern Morse once 10 few dsors eat I" w
Hotel. sa,sr
Tho southern is TIN street. opposite the Na''ons'
'"es AMOS KENDALL,
Jan 7-An President Western TsiAgar' o'f
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FaIpAY. January 81, 1881.
Oliver s. Hslsled esq, of California. was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No 90. Simon GRATIS executors 81 al. appellants
Samuel NJ Cohen st al This further gued
by Mr Dallas for The sppsees. and concluded by MIR.
Clarkson for the appellants.
Adjourned until Monday, "a IL o'clock,
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A EysRS. Flake and Everett's Lsetures--nfnfs
nj Fske and l.. 4. Everett will lecture experiment
large saloon Of tho Temperance Hall, street, d.
discovered science OF Electro Biology, every evening" uan
notice, ~ O'Clock. Ater each series u the
uaordnar and amusing experiments win bc given that
hcen witnessed in any ass OF the world. Psfsnns IN ~
state, who voluntarily forward om among the aus
viii be operated uPcnher motions, sight, taste, memoir
rocd, without any m1smede process whatever. ,as
Admission rs cents; agenteman and two ladies 20 cent
half price. F"T