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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

CID hor Hetoro S'h Pm. o. & ~ f5at
Bo,rior W,h,l. 90 Albion D. ',-.. - r,ss.
Az e. " ..ea.v,n p 7 at, o'' 49,.
81 hs .,s-i ,,-.r,-,~ Bsv4n P-r.,sa'
n ,-sa f,-.-ats III F.-al "a Js---a.ea ~,
-.r mn tle '.l 81 A..-t. t'.--i -4' 1901
On :. soses - v,.avil, t ue-7 Tev 70 s,, -.
"a % p. IL t M.6aa5.5 S.' ';
ar I'5 Ge-Is.F5; I Be- $500 l Pos.
t.,p 81 a i' x,Y d 80 e 1.Iii sg Ne Ss3 ,ls
r-,e % Je... 3 Clle.l 10 Sew-rerK ID ,-d' TO-
Ar "a F.Tre kods Z; Adl syi1' l Ns' g To5s
~ : H.,rS IN ri n, je P.ssS BoaSe: New York; ID
~ w for .es zs6 uis pa..be-s Her-ia Y':k
ar o., .lr l;a 2jh uit Yoa-f nea. t}Se''i & a.
s,,-ls sSrssse so,oH pa Laes jue-rlO Ne~;yoEt
Ar q ,ssos r.. y, as az. I 6.,. y.S,ci Ie.y5t
Ar a. s. Helena Dec q w-ea Heltoa salagls aai sd
10 = sbe Bs7 " Dec q Peeaamnlnoe Gay o's'a
S I'm Whlutoa Dec c3urs-r Berry aad 7in'-' S'iiol'y
I'M, FEB 3Tle s,rrg steamer Anies wh.hsi jan 3
r Bo pl bsrk at ss- having sprlns A''A IA '- " %
h,,, vesher el re P.s,.e plrt OF oirso Of
r. Fori's .rr'.es h,7e e reports Dec "a T.; .
- :aloit n I.aks lliol I'D took o. Capt Weeks al4
ol-,as,os {. jan 22Pss a. u;an zip lL.re. A9sa'.,
Tro, ir1- s,ri o. or Ciy r2lt VIA 1913 %. -
rf7,r, I-1 RI. Cltions p. A. Zip -s1ili1A nom
Nfv are coming OF the low Add -n 30
diu. foul bes decks upwa Of "a landed IL an
state az To-
tl-ite Hs.-S or New York ws str'ndet OF .s,,
re o. % b assistance a-d s9 wts sot o. ana
proceeded without apy GPQa-er- rl-4f' 49,, - 49,
C.wfs. Feb -iffsfeeIs-p sasl,I! eh''i'-- --'' Il
s-lsr. ou Gle q led ls a. q-12 and "As ia
15o-serrv Fes ltIho Gecrr,ui from Ne~-YorS ,oj5-
ts ssI torsl4nulss Uu.lsk sAy-I5l lad july o'''
.t..e ono received o-Acr tlifi1r fluast .rr.. p.
.- The ship Jro l-urlrl T. 'rf'a a A'',
g rr. na.1x IL N rris nslt % e'n 81
AID lsauso COrside rGble dara-s % -
Ior1d Jsn 5i-Te An sip Powb-tt'n from Seg oN car
AID lols Gle -IOoAf soc 80 ' ~
agile ,.-a
nee se,gieT Feb los the wgh- Bren slip Hcrmsnn'
Krhirr 2 frJu4 Newt feeLs ioi hr.mtn o., ..,,-.
The Iruos n Ne7s-l ofx ioi L'h-0h "
Gersv Ian The b4r Henrietta o. Dan M from y v:lse
for th Goals pat here having been much dlat-d
in a heavy gale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
nv cruYh.

CHARLIE STON-Arr FEB H. slips Col-l arl 'ii'o; Ol'A
Caroline bdcs Iovnstu I'd az Lrfa Dan Neg-tct a.,
IOSTON- AR Feb H. sh p Plrtnenia New yr cans IA
CO.: balks lcon sagaruah RoseP1oe smyfna' NiHstt
-. Ig Florence Ninucton. Caudace Baltimore Young
Ceoeetowu C.Gdeaas. lao = Met,n41 Wal1e
NOBLE: S,utler do DemarsA Trinidad thila bAA tei
Nina Phde sarah Rio Hache; C0gdels, Ifin-d scA
Kim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

Arr II New.Bedord 6,h INST, SIP Niagara, oi F'hsVenl,
Crh Ac o. can Lahaus Oct q NOV 10 ~t1 5V
lbs h III 81 sperm aud coo 9s bone on board sold sad
az. home an lie yo age bb VII Reports touched AZ tor-
stnes Nv - shir Star Holly b. nothing 'n -et,
re OAHU I'm Benjamin L not ing ne5 ls.as
Holiness H0ls, OIL not Fep)rlel o2)Se
Jan IS let 10 IS IS " snip Rebecca SIM GaYt NJ
previous the bark Champion fihrr
Wespo bsckfsh jan Is Pernambuco IN Hzht snip Mon
nm. Tover iu 3D. in piOyisons who reported -
No. hip. Tahmiroo Mol, r. Il. nothing since
.yir au; Sophia Thoraton Young B. 800 VII SPOKE DEC
m al Csrs Horn Washugton Hosy do, clean oh Triton
Dorup do nothing leaving ne Western Is AID, lac "
-. Isn orb of t Gulf sbJIt 10 days having encSaA
tered weather 4ud much og
- rom the fr. officer the ship Atkins Adm Fish FAIR
Haven rfpor, Sougs Island Oct ~ WIZ ' sPi was
ready tor ), and waiting III favorable w.Id a. well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

Markets CAREFuLIY REfoRTED ron THE ~ Y Nun
S,UgOaY. Feb H. i3ji
AsWF firm but quiet for Pos A. - 81 sIa '''y
art Coy P,ars 75 saiaratu Is senR a. ' en- g.
COTTON Ia. Board Of ekes I-pO sac mifk't To-Day rs
r,ssr ,h some TepcEod Of decline hoh tAs S-AeAe4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

T., v,lrco there Is but little movement and rates are
49, Frt clss, Stirling can be had at 81 zee ceat,
although bankers ask cent Francs 52O05l7l
The Frepht market is firm which checks transactions to
sone extent To Liverpool $4,000 bushels Grain II el'd7
in bulk: 1000 bbls Flour A. 10000 bbs Resin ~ 900
bale, Cotton Il ed, &c. To Glasgow 10000 oueh7i'
Corn I'D charter Of an American snip AZ ,uns from
London 70 Calcutta and back was made at sSoo0' Inc
Stirring LIT adds up for the previous three days
no Iiyerpool 10000 bush Corn and Wheat az "a ~
14ld in bulk cor the greater part including gOO 1u u
neat Yesterday at I'D. in ships b IS; VyO oOIo
3d. 7,d as 1000 Resin, a. 900 Tar 5s o.. ~ oS'
"a zoo IaIes Cotton l6d: bbs Lard 40 i2s oil
$50 Spirits urpcnne ~. cd n ss 5J1 tcs bee % eI
40 tuns Arg )ls ON private terms. nc ~
has the foliowingpart before reported Io' n1n5
ter 200 cases MeG, urement Goods Cos CIV tcS b5S -
2eObsgs Clover Seed IS. Cd. bag OF 80 ID iGJ O9S
do "a and PAP bales Sea Island Cotton a. ioLphlol
ISoo Nil Tlour As: $500 Resin IS 700 Pork IS; 5l5
tes Pecf sa8s ca; and % casks A7phaltun, 41s 10
Glaegow lCO tuns LOgwOOd, 4lsS and lUO dds lurPyi
in . To ha 70 5S s fs'5 FOR ' Compressed and
lc for Sea Island 100 tuns Measurement Goods ~ ~
bales Sponge 81 Rice Sl2 Ashes 80 ana sIE lot 70.
and Pearl; and Wbalebone, &c. 10 Antwerp IS 80
buse Rive l5ld in shipper bags 100 tcs RICE as OH
30 casks Ashes 50s $50 bb Resin s. Cd 20 bales
Tobacco sic 2 40 feet; $50 bales Cotton a &C. ana lJ)
bbls Beef Cs To Rotterdam, 500 bxs Sugar ios; l2'
bales Cotton &c. 50 ties Honey 5c 45yJ busn hye iu'
and 100 tuns Cedar 3Js. . ~ feet; mate mgasaem7ni
To Hamburg tuns Logwood, iO3 30 do Measurement
Goods % 4Os aud eco bales Cotton, &C. 10 Am'ler-
the following charters ship for Panama Coal ana
Measurement Goods, at go ship from New Orleans 10
poIt in the Mediterranean and back to New 0rk nc
for Cotton out; brig to Cardenas, 81 y hnd out ana
back Of a. so for Sugar in hhds 81 80 in boxes ana
o. so for MolassCs deck schrp loO uns 10 ot -
minco and back, sl,l5O schr from Doboy Island 10
War X Timber, els 80 and Br. schr. to laTra
coma &c, and back to New York, on terms we dia no
learn.
In port yesterday:
Steamers 90 vi
Schooner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
wight, Candy 4 en-. o,,.,,.,

Gv fer"fg LfVfFfppt. Tirfsdsy F@h isi
De, si,sasf sa7ses ns4ef ~ Pin ,, AL
trsd ssf CSffo mstsi tIspE bsiJ dsJ sVisf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

PHILADELPHIA FEB l9-frretStelrnsa nip City OF 'inci's
- Ifch Liverpool btrks J. Iarger. S1rurs Cope hsTfn
ia H,mrnoud. boston. bries Anna sc De sanc'
Au.o,er Harl Bcf.I s-hs ll4ls { tfJc -l"el- -"
lor.. Mary Miller Laws New-iorE -. ,-....f. -
dIrc4 sap heuuetec sa'is New t'S o-'' y
Omen Jaekou New Oesns; Lees1lr- Godfrey s-ol > q
J Is rug Weaver FAN River, chrs Oeo Nasaht''' mp,
Staten D. md: Wuham-on Jr Nutlors f.s-e4-si 'o-H
Lancaster Sites. StT-loTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

drawers 20 eject sales from he fact that ihere we're
BUYERS willing 10 ooerste but on toe other mana o
~, az $50. tla at three DAYS PLACED n1rs D-Ls
on tio ae1ket which app AIRED to have more roy l'
g., lon ta.d for some zine pat rue u's III b,, .
,, bef more eev Of time drafts on me Nvtu D'' -
~. ~ = 80 -, sold largely Of SIGHT fnnis
Freaca Bin lays not saea II hs ss1.'tI @ia ,r
WINE D'is ~. - vste. which quOtg'iOns At foot
Ia ;ao,e INN the whole the market for al descP
top. Of bills may be said to have been some Eha Teey.i
y! ~ "a J~oooing again Quotations. We qipte
Say 9yr fi q end j cent prem win an o'el'ioa
sale Of A Signature at Y cent prem; franz, - ,t
sa sS ~ dior nominal New iOrk and Boston % 1Ay7'
5@aI y cent discount Sight funds, /! = cent. a.
INT . cent being the BANK rate aud the rae 10
sGs Sums. Short sight, Il az = cent discount 40
he Cleaeo Democratic Press furnishes the following
r.. q, railroads from that city in ne actual process OF
cop.trueon or actually in operation to the extent Oh more
than seyea thousand miles ,r..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
Total iAls yssr......................''''.f2'o@

TIE imports OF the week other than Dry Goods are only
$500 900 against 81 9o2 79i same week last year-a decrease
Of sIloooCO This with Dry Goods shows decrease Of
sI95oOoO for the week as compared with last year This
brings the increase Of tho aggregate imports OF the year
thus far down to little over million OF dollars, while the
experts Of produce are nearly double Among the Imports
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
Passengers Arrived
IL ~ un.. him j. bIA.r.

r;lSI.TuRE M.iis, ...... TINS DAY
6 A Noon. u
rfCH WATEK......Tgs DAY.
sandy Hook ION Gov Island. 90 Hell Gate n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YORK....".
Cleared

Cleared,
cavendy N9rS &c Lgdan Pies
srt: Fcrda Wooihun savannah J. Me-Al O'i Natiaa'
sh.E Q Barney BsHsy, Ap.,aie q Po GTsi We
sviit do Nesnih Lucy no lP''n ei ~ ol, 90 -
Thompsun Nephew pnso Young Slis;w Di-hn = pil1i.
I1isIt' cysnet Brei Hong Kons J. wiiias' co'de'a
Bsts~Fdward Patterson .plschooia EAGLE Hss.i y "
Wo sHh Eo do g.,. .a or oaG Phonps5a
Nruh,u.; Neybos,et l. pisla River Carlisle Anmsr
Wl nd. N:rb Son Tyo PosT Porto Rico Stars
Co; Jssrtr b, nnett Char eaton 4nhaIn & DiAl9n -
HIas- Mers'ies sgerrsn ffnit ~ y. WE,si NenIi
Meek BIsnct AutSdfP " scaud, Ie-ze- 81 Chisl1a
Gsysri Whtaey Co a'ep AIij = H.iHs . Sr5 ,
S.l rSiS' db sias Geo Geo Gaiiey
stseo8er, ezs1der juers yeg-Haven. maeri Kos,s,h
new Co. ~aye 1Br) Roach Hshiaz Whse virgin Co Joan
m atbev Tso. Ca: Asa.,us Stunt jacksonville 81
Nr, Tlltot Go stephen dotehsi'' Manson Ghare,.'o
Eliza Mtaef0e Crsnm.r Cry int instr oeo ,datId, va,
iliad, lEhs J1s Hand Ires,uisr apes O'@ . " "
S.oor.- wa l. MICHEL Sermon Bridgeport II. Hasea'
' ster. Va, ~ .ui cahasa New Bedford Delaware
Clark, Philadelphia, C b. SANFORD
Arrived.
Steamship souieIner Evan 60 ho-rs With md'e 'aa
pEseurers 10 spoaord, Iileso0 4 Go. co., ,....,.
steamship Jackson Baltimore, to Parker Vein s'eihaAp
Ship Phantom clipper Of BO.ten) Hale ceao 50 day. via
E9 nero Jan II wneI he 9G II TO rPara ;e.t A.
storm ashore b inns Knoll snd vas got OIL ms
BY 'teaus Wave sno Hector without receiving any ms'l
BARK Brilliant o. Warren Mner, Newo.e.ua y 4ay' with
sular. g. Robert Wliilis, esse 90
coIuinr i.i l.. p "A In q ~ .foss fo. Jabes
Nilhsu.s, D. DAYS hence for CusacOa, OIL wen
big Bathurt ,o BGnoel Duuon Baeno' Ayrss Dec IL With
hiCes master
scr Jcsoph Mssh Bart As1a.dl days with wheat to W
II Sswu IL i Co
SER Tirsr ef HamPdln) rsn, Jederson Ga, days viii
10 oner IOter H. inst Bunegat brsfng W
daui > Mills spoke BRIG H4soyer from Boston 1r Philadelphia
sehT II. ToWuserd Rowland Bathurst River GAMBIA VIC y
Jan With hides &C Van Bunt Saght Feb IS LAT 81 ~
Ion "A hp ST. bernard Of for Boston from ApaseA
seLr.J Dotnsop (of Cape May Gany, Wilmington, Del
2dsys. with master
s,hr John Jores Smith W mnston. De- p DAYS
Schr Christina (of rs Wilson virginia, days oys.ers
Schr EmtrEd CIOwen rfOk, days bound % Pro-
yicsrCe
schr Bellows Clark Phil.delphis
Sthr Msry Mar hon. Turner. fhilade phis, 3 days
SChI q. " CummiI . NiniugtOG De! ) days
schr Dispatch, smith Rrandvwin- Del ) days
Schr N n Alir| Dobiu. De
stlr Nil II Shaw, Delaware.
schf Louisa Chsse, Boston.
SAILED sesr.hrs Pseds, Lyerpool Florida Sayannah Ma
ChaIesfou. Ja4cstowo Norfolk. &c shiFs New Eng
London Agnes (Bre Bremen I7th steamship Satellite Mobile
WIND duIing the day, W. ) w. to W.
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u hniers.

Feb "a Ia. 5 on 81 steamship sarah Sands from Liver
pool Ian 81 for Portland -,
Jsn ~ st 3 Vernon from Palermo Tor NeS'I'Fk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
Toal-14 trunk and txtenson lines go
The following table exhibits the number OF railroads. ina!
aren,g in operation leading into Chicago with the number
az ,otios thar are now cOmplscd.

Total and three hrauch exter. zion Ines 10
OF these roads there will be daily eaVinI ana
making n all o. trains over the roads, to accomn)ii
travel ana commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

The steam sais Princeton returned yesterday nn,r
tiialHp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

II ". VAUGHAN q Co., Providence K l.,
~ BANKERS and BROKERS Are prepared 10 nesotlsts
Commercial Colec al Of the snty
tuy sell Stocks Commission aud TO act Agents FOR PH
ties abroad n be Transaction Of any business. . ,
REFERENCES: Mr. I. d Bowen President Blackstone Csnsi
Bank Providence t. Mr. Bake President HOw-r Bank
Inc Boston; Me.s $ Robbins l. Son, Ns~Y aesa
John Farnum & Co, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

$500 QS OoS SIUo $s9T V,op sa9
Il Willis ustur,h L. ct per No commsons alosed
5 COCKCROET, Counsellor Of Law, No. - south 7ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

NNUAL STATEMENT Of the affairs OF the MI
"a TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY oi New YORK Tor the
year endss 3lst Jan, 1884:
ASSETS OK HAND JAN ST. 1873 .....,-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

O-I.rrs Fair sd Mobile Far ...1t 49, F-4'.-'et
~ t-r~..5 l.f fld l- g..-...-- q 'i!-
CrilrGry ~ a5.d. Oran-ry Jt'd ofainay '1
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-14

and splendid stocks Of all kinds Of goods arc being Of
fcrcl and sold at reasonable rates
The Peoples Bank is going into operation very soon
We have Sere,nl banks here nor. Negroes keep up
remarkably high, which is owing no doubt to the I'M
merse immigration to Florida and the Ne~ Countries,
and the constantly increasing demand for labor.
Tie Mails are very late now, which is particularly
hardupon newspapers. and especially unfortunate
for the Eteang Ne,cs well as nconvcnlcnt or our
Mercantile COMMUNITY those who have heavy cores
pondcncc. From about 3 or 4 TO o'clock is al the
time allowed to receive and answer letters from the
West and North as all mails by the Rail Road close
at tie last mentioned hour The Episcopal Conven
ton closed last evening at H. o'clock having been in
session ree days orr esteemed friend and fellow cit
izen, B!&hop Davis. presiding.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-14

DEATH OF MIss1oNARIEs-Thre female
missionaries of the American Baptist Missiona-
ry Union have recently deceased-Mrs. Rose.
of the mission in Aracan, British Burmah, and
Mrs. Shermer and Mrs. C,ocker, of the mis-
sion to the Bassas, West Africa, all within
year of their residence. Mrs. Rose was the
wife Of the Rev. A. II. Rose, and sister Of the
Rev. II. NJ. Campbell, of the Aracan mission.
Mrs. Shcrner was the wife of the Rev. II. B.
Shermer, who is himself obliged to retire from
the mission by i'll health. Mrs. Crocker was
the widow Of the late Rev. W. G. Crocker,
had resided in the country since his death. and
was rcapp"inted to accompany two missionary
families sent out about year since.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-14

ners and fine conversational powers. Col.
Brooks already exercises considerable Influence
by his chivarous tone and bearing and bis per-
advantages make lin an attractive element in
society. His friends here, and they are many
expect much from him, and feel coufilent thsthe
will reflect credit on his district and State. Slr.
Boycc is also very Iauch4estecmed. Though Of
quieter manners than his Young conlrercs, he is
not the less sure winning his way to public t;'-
ucr. He has sagacity, energy and firnnrs5,
qualities which always tell in Legislative body
and these, with an untiring industry, insure him
success and prominence in the career upon
which he has just entered.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-14
Repeal oa the Missouri ga.,ssrsc:i:,.2.

2sS- EtsaE Oh eEaa .EESSU.t-L 5hs'b+E <tS' 49,
Ifrxpclience h:l not made us familiar ai'!l
the arrogant and aggressive character u! North.
crn Aho.j,oni:m, the violent orI",j;i"n which
tie Nebraska iii! cmcpH"ters would ilI @s with
A>loni>hm,.:t and Indignation. That Il meas
urr So ius; ii regard to Tie II gifts Of tue S"nl!I
AMI 81 reasonable il L. operation and effect,
shun have .TufnApd S%rh ,!cnn'riation, hG"
ever strange in itsrI. will surprise nn one who
understands he g":Spn, AN! icr"cors na:ure
Of the anti s'avrry fliaiic~m. From the a.
"aAizaion of this government TO this moment.
the :Suri'. has endured irom l!c .ih.Ii;i";iiSt~
nothing bat coD'Gmry, wrong aud oppression,
and it would be simple a!ltctiinii at this day
10 express the least surprise at any fresh III
stances. however N:.grirlt, OF uiusjicr aud out-
rae still, there are circumstances touching
the present dispute ahp"t Nebraska, which
convict the Ah"IiiiorIi>t> of Il worse than c.Iar-
ac;cri~,ic pcrfIy a'h injustice.
The burden Of the argamcnt rt tic Abolition
lists, wherever they rise TO the dignity Of ii.
tiunal discussion. is. that the Missouri Compro
mise was Il compact which the South cannot
Disregard without violation Of good i&ilh.-
'Shis appeal to good faith and the obi CATION oi
c.,,,.tl,i,,,r
c"'i'"''S ny Tie N'',I'''''H.S Is S,'''''''''''
;,'W u"oer INC su'' 1'T'''''":r 10 "as ,r,G''
'Ic '''"e 10 Recourse '!' ''''",'f "''Is VI '"'
(, "high"r law, and 10 "%pit nrnm all platforms
n," a., ''''t'' 81 ''!'v "''''''''
"v' S',''''>,,,',I I ~ =,
w., '''L YT';, ,.;',,,; Can.'.n,,.;,
'"" ''5 - 49, +
'''"' t'' >''''''tl VI "''I" ''''H U'y'''''',
~ "''',' S'.t'''''' HIS oyy" ''!'"''''" ''','
''"I''cH oE '"'Ih Oh more ,'' "Nc "'L"s'oI'
0n"'n''!' ''',, propose" - ''e"S.''>V '''e ','.
lS"'o "' 'lI missouri '':'r'c,"''' ~ 'eS"'" -
oregon ""' '':e \"F'n "!>'S'e" u" t'e '',','s,'
y. sumo '':9'''' anu 'n"'' l'',I'' w.
'i'"' Ia eA''u,"' v, S's-, I.G M ~" , "' n,'I, oi'
''.e '?''''ott'sH ": W , ill.,"
,, ~ - " Wv - E,'t 49,, ,l,
~ '''e 'c'''c oG''''' Ill" ~ r"''" -,
PF"p"S'!o" M''H Se"F''' III '.'' 'er"t' 0'' ''''''
rF"foS'''"n' !''''' '"' '.''','V''" ~ ""'i ~
"o"''tS, oiS,I"cliv ana Indignantly "''''o" '''
ci!sacy o' '''e .H''s"'t' c","P'"''',SG =,
1t H'AS' not be n''.u'''r>l"o1 ''a' we d,
eg' these instances "i '.a" 'a''H "" .Ie '''O -
ne ao"i!i!nni>ts Nlth view 10 .inS,"I ID '"I"
"i compae! By the 2"HtF. III "e'n!"':"'G !"c
distinct a"i ccmEi,'e %b:"@ai"n OF t"e ."'@
S"H"' ret"ci3ns II the N%'rAn%" "'i' '!' sou" "
stanIS on higher g"oH"d; !"@ c"."p'oI"'.I
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-14
Camden, rcb. II, 1881.
Goutllern AgricuI,ur;st.


The February nGn.hcg has been rccci?ed. As usu-
al. it is filed with valuable and Interesting matter
With mu.h pleasure, We copy tic annexed circular,
and say TO oTr farmers, YOU could not lay ont dollar
in any MANNER that will make Il better return
To TIE AGR.crLTUKisr- on THE SnurlI.-
Tie Editors and Proprietor Of the Spul hrrl
Agr;cuituri>t take lh" liberty Of presenting in
Il special nraui,ur the claim; OF this Journa! 20
The public, and Of soliciting all the friends OF
Agricultural Improvement to aid in promoting
its cHteulcd circulation. The editors tlnttrr
themselves, from past demonstrations. that they
have given complete satisfaction to llIciir pat
rons. The publisher has printed and published
the work inI, style unsurpassed 5y any similar
publication III the country. He gives more
matter than any periodical of a like characte.
AID sub crption price. He has rXcsId,d all
advertisements from tie body of the work, 81
that in binding it II" useless matter will hava
to be retained. With these features strictly
adhered to, they can point to it as being entire,
Is worthy Of the support OF Il Discriminating
community.
With the great outlay for printing, i,lustra-
ti"ns, aud paper, it requires a large patronage
to sustain this wGrk. \ few hnndrH snbscyi.
Lcys will not do it, but il ~W rcq"ire THOU,
SANrs.!. VIII tn" Southern people step for
ward now and rive h png hand to the Edi,
tors ami Publisher, both by contributing in the
ways of communications ald subscription
Let each subscriber induce others to take the
work. In tbs manner its subscription list
could be quadruply in week.
The Editors again invite communications
from all who have anything TO say for the cause
OF Rural Improvement, Agricultural practice,
and Domestic Economy, ;,S well us Il pom the
grrmanc subjects Of Agricultural Education.
Mechanical Science, and the kindred arts
Surely the people Of the South can write, and
i; i, time tnr the protection Of our sectional
prosperity to be up and doing. shall it he
said that TIE So"therW .lrric"HHfi@ must Ian
guish for want of support! The Editors can
write without special remuneration, other than
the satisfaction which they enjoy OF promoting
by their luborS the welfare of the common
country; bat tie paper aud lux manufacturer
must be regularly pail-tlc cngravrr and rrIn
ter have the usual rcquiremcMtSot Of vitality, and
must live by their labor. Empty praises will
not rcmumcratc these, and all We ask is Il fair
field To scatter our seed upon. Let subscribers
flow in like th, descent Of genial rain drops,
refreshing and bountitu!. AMI we will show them
that we do not stand Idle in the turrow.
\ Wn. H. srHnHR, s. Mn:S' Editors.
K. VI. STOKES, Proprietor.
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THE LEGISLATIVE WoRK.-In answer to
some Inquiries made of US concerning the Acts,
Reports and Resolutions passed at the recent
session of the Legislature, we would state that
the Acts have been completed and put up for
week or two past, and that the other work
is progressing to completion 1t will be deliv-
cred on or before the day appointed by the Le-
gislature Goth instant-at which time the
messengers from the various. districts will re.
cei1e them for diStributon.--South CarOliniah.
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We understand that Messrs. Hand. Williams
& Wilcox have purchased from L. NJ Wiley,
ESQ, the stores they occupy on Hayne and
Market Streets for 100000. The premises
extend 300 feet from IIayne to Marketstreet,
and have front of rs feet on the latter. 1t is
The intention of the firm to make considerable
Improvements on the property for the purpose
of adapting them for their extensive grocery
business Char. Courier.
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We learn from the Carolinan that tEe Convention OF
delegates from those places which desired the location
Of this Institution met in Columbia on the Sth inst,
and had quite 4 prorac;ed session. y number OF
towns were represented. and cacl delegation argued
earnestly in behalf of its own place. 1t was finally
fesolVedto establish two institutions which is
to be locatdin Columbia and the other at Spartan
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South Carolina Medical Association

The following the officers of this Association for
tho year 1851:
PrcSdenl-R Z. Wylic N. D., Of Lancaster.
Vice prcsidents-R ". Gbbcs NJ. d., Of Richland,
and Elias uorbcck, VI. D.. Of Charleston
Cor. Secrctary-Amory Gotta. N. D., BarnwclL
Rec. Secreary-Francis 7. Miles. ~ D., Charleston.
Trcasurcr-ll. W. DcSauSSure, NJ. D., Charleston.
Orator for lS5j-W. W. Mobey, Lancaster.
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TIE FLORIDA ISprASs.-The Tampa Herald
of the 18th inst. learns by the arrival of the
steamer j. r. Spwgue, that four of the Indian
Delegation, to the Seinno!es in Florida, have
visited Billy BowIrgs at his Headquarters, and
that he has requested an interview with the en-
tire Delegation, a part of which remained at
Carloo<ahatchie. The whole number are now
in the Indian country, but of their success We
know nothing.