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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-01-24

The Office one door below w. J. Gerald Esq.
formerly occupied by Doct. E. II. Anderson.
Appy to II. LEVY.
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For Sale, r,1i -
Two Philadelphia made GINS, to be seen at
c. MATIlESON'S.,
Septembrr 6 36 - - = tg
Notice.

Whereas, no pcpon has applied 10 me for Letters Of aj-
ministraon dehms ur,n the Estate of John Dosr,
tce To all who may be indebted oad Estate make pay.
nen to me- and if any demands trpreseni them du.
ly attssted JOHN r. JOY. :. o. T. D. =.
November 8. lSf2. 35 8. 81 If y
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Superior Neatstoot and Train Oil for tanners;
Family and Plantation astor OIL, at prices lower
than thcv can lie bought this side of ChIrleSlon.
j. a. CLEVELAND.
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NOticC
4 fresh Supply.

A fresh Supply.
The subscriber has just received new supply
of superior Family Groceries, consisting of Loaf
lump, crushed and brown Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Mo-
Iasses, Rice, smoked Salmon, Mackarc, (in whole
and half barrels and kits) llerrings, smoked Beef,
sugar cured Hams, Irish Potatoes, AIspicc Pepper,
Ginger, Cheese, Sperm, Adamantnc and Ia low
Candles, and great variety of other articles, in
his line. all of which will be sold very low for cash.
Oct. 81. A. f. ALLEN.
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Notice.
TO Rent.

Some half duzen Dwelling Houses and about
hall an many Store Houses. Apply to
Oct. IS, JOHN WORKMAN.
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N Office,

All persons are forbid helping fhemselyes to
Bricks from my Yard l-wiIl take pleasure in at
teDdng to all who may want Brick, and return
them thanks for their patronage.
GThe person or persons who helped tEem-
selves last Fall to some 5000 Bricks nave negsc.
led to report, which hope they will do soon. The
person who did the same thing last week will con.
fer favor br reporting to me the amount taken or
paying for them.
]. F. SUTHERLAND
July &c :5O If, e.
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DIR. G.. X. TYLER'S
FEVER AND AGUE PILL

BANK AGENCY.
WILLIAM J. GERALD, will attend panctually to ali
business entrusted 70 bis in either Of the Banks Of
Camden May 10.
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Owing to the great and immense sale Of Dr. Town.
sends Sarsapara number of men who formerly
Agents, have commenced making Sarsaparia Extracts,
Elxirs Bitters, Extracts Of elbow Dock, DC They gen.
v mt up in the same shnyed bottles and Of them
have stole and copied advertisements, they are only
worthless limitations and should be avoided
For sale in Camden, by J. II. MckAlN. Price 81 per
bottle Six bottles for S., cash.
3J "
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Fitsl Fitsl Fits!

Dr. Townsend not having tested his Sarsapara in cases
of Fits of course recommended IT, and was surprised
to receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer in Westchester county:
FoRDHAM, Aug. 13, lS47.
Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir; have little girl seven years
red almost everything for her. but without success last
although could find in our circulars
for like hers thought she was in very delicate
health we would give her Of your Sarsaparla and
are very glad did, for thas only restored her strength
but she has had he Fits, to our grert pleasure
and surprise She fast becoming rugged and hearty for
which we feel gratful. Yours, respectfully,
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Dec 6
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B. c. Jenes, for James Croxton,
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Robert l.. TWced's

Sold in Camden by JAMES r. MCkAlN, Dru
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY IL, 1s4o.

RIVER NEws-SteamboQt Iron City Sunk The
Cairo Delta learns from the St Louis Organ, that
about II O'Clock on Sunday night, the Both ult, the
Iron City, lying near the Docks, was discovered to
be sinking, and her fastenings to be broken. She
foated some distance down the river, and a num-
Der of persons who were on board, were lost in
their efforts TO reach the shore by swimming. Ac-
curaie particulars could not be gathered. The ST.
Louis Union says she had started to Beardstown,
ILL.,, but encounterng great deal of ice she backed
out. The ice, however, closed around her. and
crushed in her starboard side forward of the wheel,
when she commenced sinking, and sunk to within
Two feet of her hurricane deck. 1t is thought James
and E. Caron, steward and cook, brothers, were
drowned. The others were saved, with the money
safe, and part of the books. She was owned by
Mr.. NJ. Rogers, of Quincy. .-
Steamboat ArriUaLs.-The Cairo Delta of the 4th
inst says, that during the past week the number of
steamboat arrivals at this point has been limited.
This is owing to the partial closure of navigation in
the upper tributaries of the Mississippi, and to the
ice between Cairo and St Louis, and probably quite
as much is it owing to the Cholera panic, which
has laid up number of our largest steamers. Busl-
ness in consequence has been dull during the past
week.
Ohio-Last accounts from Cincinnati and Louis
vile represent the river high, but falling; at both
places the water was up to the houses Another
heavy rise is reported at Pittsburg At Cairo, the
Ohio is rising, and is now high, producing back
water in the Mississippi.
Misstssippi.-There is still much ice between
Cairo and ST. Louis, with low wafer. There is no
rise to report. On Herculaneum bar there is still
only Al feet water. Above St. Louis navigation is
much impeded by ice.
Missouri-No accounts from this river, but we
presume navigation is yet closed.
Cumberland-Last boats report the river rising.
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Howard Association.

This Society organized and ready afford relief to the nd
all of Cholera The following Physicians and Apohe
JUNCTION with this Association:
First Ward Dr. Lindsay Tchoupoulas between Race
Orange Apothecares E. C. Bolton Of Mag
and Esee H. Cuus Of Race and Tchou
Second Ward ApOheeary: Reed Nayades
Third Ward Dr. Smith, corner of Edward and Magazine St
Aptnecaes: y. Rosrop S6 Tchoupitouas E. c. Bo
ton, corner of Magazine and Esele streets. r.
Apothearies: Mr. Baghneche, Of Triton Walk
and Tivoli Circle; C. A. Foriat head of New Basin .
Julia Apohecaes L, Massey of Camp and Graver
streets Mr.. Davis, Tehoup toulas street 6. ,,--,--
w. T. mmon street. ST. Charles
Apohec RES: schueize Of Bane and Poydras
streets B. Booth Girod and Caronlelet streets
zino corner Maras and and jackson j. Wolle
corner of Canal and Basin streets.
RESIDENCE AND NAMES OF THE MEMBERS.
General Relief Committee Of the Hooard Association.
VIM L. Robinson Camp opposite the Orphan Asylum, and
H. w. Pairey, las Julia street 81 Camp street.
G. Kursheed, 40 AMI s0s Camp street.
Emerson, Camp and ST. Joseph Streets and l5s Tchou
C. Funk, 26 Hevia street. [pioulas
P. Count, 81 Customhouse
j. O. Pie SON. Orange stree Religious and St. John the bap-
B. o'connel, FRONT Ieyec:
Emno Tchoupouas and Constance street. between
CALDWELL Poydras street neil the evee BASIN and hobn
g. HARDY, corner Of Railroad and Casacalvc Streets
Bouemet Dryades street near Triton Walk and Magazine
D. Ricardo, 70 GrayieI street.
g. w Shaw Poydr,s rect and Bacchus street. near Esto
Andrews Of Camp and St Joseph Streets and 81 Com
c. H. Noble New Basin. tmon street.
j. Livingston Bartholomew street. and S Exchange Place
w. L. Giles of Julia and Foueher and ST. Paul. near
j. Willis Carondee street, Heva Chartres
l. Ricardo, A. ]. Willis, J. o. Harris H. W Palhry.
d95d D. ]. RICARDO. Secretary.
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gI1{S7!l;} SAM
The Great American Remedy

The Great American Remedy
For Lung Complaints, and all Affections of the
kespira DRY Organs
The Best Remedy eUer knoWn to Man, .tOr Coughs,
Asthma Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Bleeding Of
the Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty of Breathing,
Liver Affections, Pam or Weakness Of the Breast
Side, First Stages of Consumption, etc. ETC.
OUR Agent at Marksville, La writes us:
~ MARKsvILLE, May . h. 1915.
.Messrs. Scoua e. Observation-Disclosures send you
letter from Dr. Duany Graduate OF Medicine, and one
effects of Wsars Balsam in his practi He stands
high among the Profession here and has very extensive
practice. [Signedl q. A. STEVENS.
Dear Sir promised to inform you of the of my
trial of Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry upon Mrs NJ
eieved her cough and her general health much
improved that she tanced herself Dtey cured. and
traTy my ado she discontinued the OF II and all
other remedies and commenced her sing the CATHOLIC
Church. The consequence of this she had return Ut
spit ing of blood She honeoer, using The Balsdm
was also used twice in Mrs IS family for Group with the
happest results. Once in Uioteat case VIII Oh am
informed reeUcd three hours after taxing three
doses. he other, lit GIRL les violently affected was
wish this medicine other and on other patients
You S, etc., lSigned] b. DuLANY, M. ID.
REMEMBER
There is base counterfeit Of this ar lie sold genuine by
unprinciped dealers in medicine in this city. 1t pupOs
from Philadelphia is cofrsey put No. and bears the
name of Wistars Baisam' of recent origin and
endeavoed to be sold the reputation OF tn genuine and
upon with worthless imitation. The genuine bears the
around each bot =, and is d in his city only Jy
SCOVIL y MEAD. l13 Chart eS street,
Between Cont and st. Louis sts
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS for the Southern States.'
N. B.-We have Agents in this city jail
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.I3liIaH SS33iS
The Great Remedy

The Great Remedy
For Rheumatism Gout, Pain IN the Side, HIP, Back,
Limbs and Joints. Scrofaia, Kings Euu, White
Swelings, Hard Iumors, Stiff Joints, and all
Fired Pains aohdteuer. -
Where this Plaster is Applied, Pain Cannot Exist.
THESE Pasters possess the advantage being put up
L airtght boxeshence they retain their full virtues in al
climates We have just received tine following testimonial
from Col @ Z. Sellers, eminent lawyer in esul
practice in Wilcox county Alabama He is neman in
high standing, and whose influence has great weight
CAMDEN, Ala, Nov oath lS48
.Nessrs. -Sc0rH g. Wead-Gentlemen--H been
quested to state what has been u OF erlence
the of Hebrew PlssteT,' Fcheerfuy comply by
saying that have found to be heretofore recommended,
an Invaluable medicine In different of my family
have applied the Plaster chronic and pains,
and has failed afford instant relief have also
used with good effect upon in the cure OF
ulcers, with which have b. en- severely afflicted.
Respectfully, etc. c. Z. SELLERS.
Beware of Counterfeits and Base limitations.
CAUToN-The .ubscriber. the Only General Agents
in the Southern States the sale of tn truly Valuable
Plaster and order to prevent purcha beng imposed
by counterfeit e sold in this city and elsew here,
for the genuine they invite particular attention to the follow
ing MARKS OF THE GENUINE:
l. The genuine put in smooth engine-iurned bot
ned bos S, not soldered in.
g. The genuine the engraved head of Jew David on
the directions around the box. with accompanying Record
of Court to E. T ylor Rochesfer
sCOVIL & MEAD 113 Cbartres street.
Bet wen Cont and ST. Louis sts
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS for the Southern States. jail
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Wood, Steel and Copperplate Engravers and
Printers.-34 CAMP s. RECT, NEW ORLEANS,
VETOULD inform the Public that they have located them
w selves above and are prepared TO execute all STss
entrusted to them with neatness and dispatch. BUSl-
NESS AND VISITING CARDS. BILLS OF EX-
CHANGE AE AND tApING BItJL il Il, BANK
we'd in the Having procured extensive
and well selected assortment Of CARDS PAPER etc.
enabled to furnish the business community with superior
PRINTING at reduced prices. Commission Merchants
having Plates respectfully requested to give tnathe
t. GTATI,lNERY. BLANK BOOKS, STAMPS,
and CHEAP IMPLICATIONS. for sale.
- erd0, d14 an
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WANTS.
w A N r e %

w ANNTTppsS r 'sscn by respectable Woman. as
Family 5000 eeIencss can be given Apply the
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NEW WATCHES. JEwELRY, ETC.

CROCKERY AND CLOCK STORE
THE undersigned respectfully informs the public that he
i has REMOVED to his NEW STORE 25l n
fsfS -M.AG.7ZLINE street, four doors from St va
VA Joseph street. where can be found large - "A
X,ES assortment Of CLOCKS AND CROCk- eezAs<E
q cry To all Clocks sold and repaired at this estab
shment will be given written guarantee that they Will
perform WELL and should they not meet the expectations OF
the purchaser the money will be returned in all cases.
s Particular attention paid to repairing CLOCKS in
'a I'D IN M "'' '''' W KING. Isl Mssasins.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

ChESOENT CITY aUTEIs
CORNER CUSTO.MHO USE AND FRONT SITS.
M III, be onened for she re option Of BnARDERS on
w WEDNESDAY, January 8. 1s49. Well fur AEA
nhed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen. sss55sE
TABLE-the best the market will afford. EH1zN
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
ers II of the most healthy and situations in the
city, and pains will be spared to render those whe may
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants.
s Terms reasonable any establishment of the kind
in the city. lal d&Wu1 E. ALEXANDER. Proprietor.
ST, LOUIS HOTEL. New Orleans.
THIS extensive establishment ready for the
L mediation of Boarders and the Travelling Public. -
Thorough and complete have been the repairs Ess=M
having an entire NEW om top to foundation E@R=N
Furniture ALL NEw-seected with constant to the
comforts of its patrons, Il. G. JOHNSON,
d295w E. R. DODGE.
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A SITUATION by middle aged woman as a chld's
preferred Satisfactory references chaacie Of the
applicant will be given by APPLYING at this office. do
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w A N T e D.

A SITUATION as CLERK in a Mercantile House or a.
n ASST tant in Clerks Office of Court. is wanted by
middle aged who has had experience in either
capacity having been resident of this city for yea
past he best references can be given. Address O. at
this office. do
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Lake end of Nelo Shell Road.
THE undersigned has Just ree and opened the above
wel-known and favore establishment and in I'D
tends make it, respect worthy of the EssH
of his friends and those who wish to k-A.S
pleasant drive one of the elegant and saubrous
treats the country The gardens and grounds will be kept
his table supplied with the fnny TRIBE fresh fom their
home. He will also be at all times supplied with every de-
script On of wild game and all the deicaces that the New
Orleans market affords together with choice Liquors and
wines with good lemonade 6r his Temperance friends
Come come all. ld20 6m] DAN HlCkOk
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TURNITURE FURNITURE
Wholesale and Retail Furniture warehouse,
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS AND VELVET
GARPETIEG

W. are sceyIng large assortment OF the abovesuperb
w CARPETlNGS....
BRUSSELS 3pys, ingrans great variety OF qua tiles
and patterns VenetIans for halls and stairs; Figured
Baze and Linen for Crumb Go s1s
WINDOW SHADES. HAIR CJsO1 HIS. I'm Is to 90 inch:
TABLE and PIANO COVERS Of various qualities;
wide. beautiful patterns Of various qualities and
well seasoned AL Of which We oter at the loves
90 sm A. BROUSsEXT b Co. ss Cbsr.rs. u.
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LABORERS WANTED.
"ANTED-TEN NEGRO MEN. to work in Ware.
w house. EMERSON, T0ITRNE &. CO
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BANKS ARCADE. -. .N.4GaZLNE Street;
THIS Establishment having been leased by the under
signed, they. have had it thoroughly renovated 60
and fitted up, and pepared to accommodate E;
civ and transient BOARDERS The BAR has been &iA
supplied with LIQUORS of the best quality which
think will compare ably with any other establishment
in the CITY, The Rooms comfortably furnished and will
enable to give every satisfaction to Boarders.
mo If TUFTS & DIGG ES
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SHE Ids & Inns,

f Cornngee appointed 10 Collect Fund.-. W. Andrews,
l. Eicnrdo A. J. Willis j. o. Harris, H. w Parey.
d25n d. ]. RICARDO Secretary
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PUMPS AND >ATHING APPARATUS SIe.
sttitN MCCARTHY Plumber, No. 1874 Camp street 4
New Orleans, has just received new and large Sss
ment Of Brass Cocks various sizes Force and ~
Bahine Tubs aud Slower Baths Also laying and repair
ng Lead Pipes Shee Lead work of every description Sh
anu Steamboat work promptly put mp and repaired All
~ FL k.o 4at ~ as, Dcnd' ~ mh24K
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FEL1C1ANA HOUSE FOX Sale.
THE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
i the FEI.ICIANA HOUSE, is offered for sale "a
The house will accommodate nearly hundred T4.:A
boarders and is full eight months in the year. To ,I
be great of profit The presen. occupant wishing
to retire. offers the above fine establishment moderate
terms For particulars apply the premises, of
au23 If JAMES ROACH
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August g. Of liver complaint, In the 4Tth year Of bis
age wILLtas RoBIrso-, Of the Manufacturer Arms,
% Greenwich street, New York, formerly Of Leeds In
Tortshire, England.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
70 attend his frners from his late residence % Green
wich street His remains will be taken 60 Greenwood
O'Clock, p NJ
august "a Erscs, the VIII. Of Thomas Holmes In the
6sth year Of her age
The friends Of the family and Of her sons DR. Tho.
ma Holmes and Wnsm. aud her sons-in-lsw, Gilbert
y. Hsys, John Frederick and william j. Bunell, are
respectfully Invited TO attend the funeral from AZ For
eyth street, on this day, at 10 o'clock
Buffalo and Fairfield papers please copy.
On siIth day 3D. inst, ut noon, wAors HuLL in the
T1sp year Of his age.
The iesds Of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend his funsrs at O'Clock Seventh day from his
late rssidescs foot of 61s street East River His re.
mains win be taken to Greenwood for nerment Car.
rsges will be In readiness the Of Pike street
and East Broadway. At oiclock
On Thursday. August "a. Of disease Of the heart,
hsss Loviss Psvrs, eyed II years vifs ~ Augustus
W. fsyss. and daughter Of the late wn. y. Johnson
Tbs friends and sequsintaDcss are respectfully In
vtsd 70 attend her funeral at half past four this (ss-
turdsy) ? NJ, at Trinity Church Her remains will be
taken TO Greenwood for interment
On FRIDAY I'd inst, sfssr shor, but severe Illness,
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CHARLESTON. July ss-Ar shio James Calder r,,lsssr
Iivsrpss Br schr frssdsa. Mckinney. Nassau. IN eG
sehr WIN Jshs. yinsens do CID ship Elsnsas No y,A
wisoassst (MeG brig WIN Dugas Sath Bruassic (aAG
schr Zephyr Wood. West Indies
EDoARrowN, Aug Arr schr Anti. Shnsop, Caniss for
Sag Harbsr with loss OF anchsr bstsesa ths Vineyard
hAsArAs POnr Jaly 2r-Arr sohr Judith Ward. Ander-
son. Trenton; Zsta brig Js,n Dc CsrtsSt-s Inxsll..
Below 18th. tspsa sshr aid 2ji hsrk Tf.hJ Pi.to.
NAsrvoKxr July 81 Arr sehr y holmes Norris PhiiA;
sid sst. schr K snish. Robinson. New York.
NEW BEDFORD. Aug l-S.d snip Pionda Saa Prsne,ss.
10 New York Yesterday afsrnpon while James Rver
was struck BY shsDias which hivsre the foronas and
fsretopmas And csusd tho leak fcel sehr
New Work.
NEWPORT July 3i-Arr sshrs Caroline. shsrv.,d. Ports
rsouth for Bsltmore Braodyv Grant Pint. 3sai;
n York for rsl River; sshr John Wesley swets P'ii
River for New York.
Ne. Yori .sSr WIN farnsr, ain.&sy. Ais.ny Hass
Brig kagis; Leeman, Virginia ,, o.
PORT WALrHALL, July a-Arr bark Active; sehr Con-
PaovIDsyos Aug Arr sshrs Honest. Haley. Paila;
Henry Baker McGlAu yhlin do; sloop ,tes Aop'ehy
New York. CID sahr Worcester, Rhodes Phia Sid .ohrs
Jane, sebbns. Rcndout R,li,nt Dytsn, New York.
QyIsoL Aug 21In port, bark Nehemiah si'a Carlton
Arr ,ohrs Ashland Parker New YORK; M.msso Smith d.
Sid schr Fair Purnel. New York. Aug lCld brig Atheas
Pilsbury, London Arr sohr Minerva Wright Cox NswArk
SALEM. July 29-Arr schrs Margaret Boardman. Phls;
LIST, Pavilion, Snow, York.
sAv4ssAI July 2-cld ship asr'sy M cd Si VIE
kns. New York; Excel Rsvell Do Arr;s rsasssss Cole
Macon. Watkins. do; Excel. Rsvell. do.
Pcou schrs Wasp Amhoy for Taunton Sss Phiadsi-
phia; sloopJ Psirce, do for do.
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STOCK ~ nrhets.

BaLrtueps August so 900 1 nited STATE. Tres-
sury os. B. so ll5k 1000 Maryland 6's, 1855 400
Bsltimore5s 50 1900 Bait Ohio Rsirosi bonds,
1854 g. GOO do do 20; 1OOs do do. W; q shs Pa.
tspsco Bank, 20.
Bosro-, August 2 Br.her's Bosrs.-< shs Boston &
Providence Railroad. plL 10 do Boston Worcester
Hslrced 1Ol&; 10 do Cheshire Railroad, 6Th; 10 do
do. oTh; sl43 do do dividends "a 3 do Old Colony
hailroad Joy do do 7ok % do Vermont Central
Railroad 4bs ID do do dividends q rs; 10 do Yer
mont Mas balroad 80 $1,000 do do bonds s6H
10 abs Western Railroad. 1O3 - do Eatern Railroad
1Os ~ DO. Rutland do II; do Nashua Lowell Rail.
road llThi 10 do Norfolk County Railroad Is 10 do
do ~; 20 do do % "a DO do % 60 do do 20; 10 do
10, 90; Amotkesg Msnuf co. dividends, slps; do
Washington lns co q5. Second Boari-3O shsV srmout
n Macs Railroad 32,& 80 do Vermont Central Rail.
road "A. 90: 10 do. Norfolk County Railroad, 81 10
do do II. o so
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Destructive FLOOD IN kKxTvcKY.-A letter to
Station, under date OF the 18th ult., says write
90 inform you Of the terrible destruction of proper
~, &c. by the late food IN this neighborhood,
the Middle, and Johnsoa's Fork, of Lacking river
The farms are literally torn up, fencing all gone in
the bottoms, houses washed away, horses, cattle,
swine. &c, drowned, and the inhabitants barely
ashore, and others by clnging to the tops OF their
houses. So far ne heard from, no person drowned
Never, in the recollection Of the Oldest inhabtan,
has this section been before visited with such
creeks is one continual scene Of desolation, and
the inhabitants look like spectres among the ruins
The crops, that looked 90 fine and promising, are
all swept away, and want and restitution will be
severely felt
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Gm. SMITH IN CLFoRHn.-We learn from
Mr.. Jarvis, that Gen. Smith was in California
when he left the full and quiet possession of his
authority az military commander of the whole Pa
cific division, which embraces both Oregon and
California. Gen. Smith resided in San Francisco,
where his authority has always been duly respect
ed, and where he was personally held In high
esteem, and in every respect was popular. The ru-
mors which have reached US, Of his having been
treated with disrespect, either personally or Off
cially, would seem to have been wholly ground
less He was about to make a journey to the
mines, when Mr.. Jarvis left San Francisco, with a
view, probably, to a reconnaissance of the gold
localities, preparatory to a more accurate survey.
Gen. Rley's proclamation was issued in his capa-
city of civil governor of California Gen. Lane
holds the same office, In relation to Oregon. The
probability, IN regard to the government Of Cali
fernIs, is, that the d, faeto COVE rnmon will not op
pose the attempt of the people to introduce them-
selvee into the Union Of the States 40 soon az pos
sibls.-Bosto~ Trarelsr, Awg. a.