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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-30
Notice,

The subscriber having sold his entire stock to
Mr.. JAMES 5. McCApDoN, takes pleasure in recon-
mending him to the patronage of his former Gus
toners and friends, fully convinced that Mr.. Nc
CADDoN's knowledge of the Shoe Business will
enable him to keep just such stock as the mar
kct requires.
Wishing to bring my Camden Business to a
close, AS speedily as possible, debtors are urgently
requested to come forward at once and settle the
same with my agent, Mr.. A. Burr.
G. w. OLNEY.
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Another Physicians Testim mony.

Mr. Fowlc-Dcar Sir: could send you dozen
certificates strong and decisive, Of the reilly sanave
effects Of your valuable Balsam OF Wild Cherry, within
the past twelve months, under my supervision
and direction. Indeed, know Of few persons who
have used it., comparatively, but commend it in the
strongest terms. of Asthma the scvcrest ever
saw, 10 which was called month ago, cvnced the
superiority Of tie Basam. This disease lasted six
weeks, and the dyspna and suffering drcadful
he sat up every night. The gentleman told me 10
give him something to last him home, I'll mes,) so
tha, he might see lis wife aud die in peace! ] gave
him one bottle of tho Bllsam and four Of syrup
squills, directing him 10 take tea spoonful doses Of best
Bordeaux of olive OIL when the difficulty Of breathing
was greatest. Next day forced his dcsi iondcnt will,
and made him take six battles Of Wistars Balsam of
Wild Cherry home with him as present, he having
allcdgcd that he had used so much expensive mcdi.
cine 10 no profit. List week Mr.. a. called and OK.
pressed his gratitude to in the wurncst manner, said
the medicine had saved his if paid his whole bil and
took six bottles more and left my Office for home
joicing.
Very respectfully yours,
WIN. SHAW, NJ. D.
Washington North Carolina, Aug. l2 lS47.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on tho
wrapper. Sold by JAMES Il. McKAIS, Camden s. G..
July IL, % 1t
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Correspondent ,osd nc Of tho Camden Journal.
~ % s'nish ~ nc ,srrn, June 9


The Court ofsEqni,y is sitting here this
week, Chancellor Dunkin presiding. The
Equity psactice in this District, though decrea'
sing Ora dew years pas, ,isstill greater in nun,
her of cases thans,in Kershaw. The business
ofthiS Term probably will not be disposed of
until the last Of the week. '
The cfops IN this District at this time, are
not so pte:nising as in some former years. In
many ple,ss..ihey had TOO muchrain IN the ear
ly part nf'the season, which has heen followed
lately, hs drought, greatly injnring the crops.
Grass i, Tito lie abundant. The wheat crop
is not 81, good as in some other portions Of the
State--shee early wheat turning nut the best
Corn is generally good, especially in the red
lands of The Waxhaws, where tits almost id-
possible for Too much rain. TO fall. All The
planters say their cotton is small and backward.
Two or three heavy showers Of rain have iall:
en- here this week.
The Divisions of The Sons Of Temperance,
organized during the Spring Term ofthe Court
Of Common Pleas. is in a Aourishing condition.
The number. Initiated exceeds SO. and there
are 20or so applicants, whose cases have re-
ceived q, favorable consideration. At a late
public meeting held ii the District. about fif.
teen applied f6r membership. The ladies' Of
the village ara about. commencing to raise.
funds 10 presentthe Division with copy fifth,
Holy ScTipi1res--in which laudable movement
we trust they @ill succeed as well as did the
fair dauehers ofthc monumental tocn. Some
time during the summer. mass meeting Is to
he held in the District by the friends Of the
Cause. al which his honor Judge O'Neall has
promised to pay them a visit. The Sons have
taken STRONG hold here, and are already ex.
ertiug grea. influence spon socieiy.
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Lost.
Corn Meal

The Camden and Charlotte Stage
Will, till further not ce, leave Camden al
o'clock A. NJ, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Sa-
turdays
Ali packages or parcels must be left at the Stage
Office, and il to be delivered on the road must Dc
prepaid.
No package or parcel will be dellvered,ro but al
such places as the Stage usually stops at;
l3 .ss.ss tt ~ So
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sion is that it will grow out ofthe difficulties
now promising to originate in California"

FIor WEATHER At THE NoRrn.-The
weahcrhas been excessively warm al the North.
At Baltimore on Thursday, the mercury went
up to SO in the shade. and the ship carpenters
and other mechanics engaged in out door work
were compelled to suspend operations during
considerable part oflhe day, in consequence Of
The heat
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4 BURR respectfully informs his friends, and
the community generally, that lie will continue to
use his best eXertons to accommodate all who
call.
Camden 9th June, lS49. 81 27
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* u., To Rent.
The house,on Rutledge, ST., recently occupied
by the subscriber. Also the tenement opposite
Maj K. S. Moffat's residence.
q -. q lfs'' JOHN WORKMAN.
Jnne q, 1885, e6 If
'g.- 81 g. e ,sS,ss. yss,,gss
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Carriages.

CHrfITSCSs
The subscriber has now on hand, variety of
Carriages, Buggies, Rockaways' &c, and Harness.
which he offers for sale at reduced prices.
He is prepared to build and to repair every de-
scription of Carriage, Wagon, Cart, Wheebar.
row &r, and all kinds of Iron work, either for
plantation or other use. ...
Horses carefully and neatly shod.
ROBERT MAN.
June q If 70
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Mr.. FoorE AND Mr.. BESroN.--Senator
Foote has cnme down upon Mr.. Benton in a
sca,hing reply, through the Washington Union.
to his gross and malarious misrepresentation
of Mr.. Calhoun. With an unsplring hand and
powerful array ofGacts he chastises the arro-
giant and unfundcd assumptions Of the Nilsson.
ran, and places him in his true position before
the pnhc--as gross calumniator OF that pure
minded Slairman, who he hates because he on.
vies. The Inconsistencies Of Mr.. Benton on
this very question, are most strongl y displayed;
and ifanylhing can lower his lofty elfcsterm,
he must feel particularly small, when MIR. F. S
reionder meets his scyc.--Colnm6ia Telegraph
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ILLNESS OF GOVERNOR CRITTENDEN.-Some
painful reports concerning the illness Of Cover.
nor Crenden were in circulation here on
Saturday evening and yesterday. We under
stand that he had a very severe attack of chol.
era morbus, but we are rcioiced 10 learn that,
although his situation at one time was extreme.
ly critical. yet when the stage left Frankfort at
ten o'clock yesterday morning. he was consid.
cred OH, of danger.-Louisrille Courier, 1sM
u7iimo.
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Almonds, Raisins, Figs &c. e ssa9 ~ sss
Just received and for sale low for Cash. vs.
U-The highest market prices feithsri cash ota
herter) paid for country produce. al eg .. 8.
nav o. s7s tSss A. E.ssAisl4Ef}5Ex
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Attention Guards.
Rail Road Notice.
EggfSs 80 ~ $50 jkISssa u,

On the 4th of July, an extra Train Of Camp
Meeting Cars, will leave Camden at 6 o'clock, A.
NJ. for Columbia. Returning, will leave Columbia
same day at 5 o'clock P. M.
Passage for the Trip 81 80.
GEO. S. HACKER.
Agent Transportation:
June 80 1t 81
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Bacon, Lard and FIOuf s sa
A lot of superior Bacon and lard " Il. g
Flour of the best brands, for sale by 4 - 2
may23, ...-~>-, A. E. AELEN.is
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- = N1tICt.s,,.ss..s = - 8! Z :sss;x
Whereas no person nsying applied tot lstte
Administration de bonis non tpoi the Eslas b
John ]. Blair. I have taken post
same as derelict, and gvenotice to aFl haaing
mands to present them, duly atteeted aud tttse
indebted, to make immediate payment ~ me- 81
a.,t,. JOHN RsJOY, o. II: d.
Nav %, -, g. st ss.fs e. - ) 81 ~ g2SSsas
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GynsiIm or Plaster Paris.

gypsum VI ItStCI CITY,
The subscriber has on hand few barrels of tie
above article, which lie offers fol. sale very Ia
and WILL on short notice, furnish any quantity that
may be ordered. The value of plaster as a feftIf
lizcr is too well known to planters, g require any
commentator. G. L. sGtfAslEIs Etssisss
3Ine l3 - - tt ,.z,.ss. u &c -
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Spanish Segars, &c -, ),

Superior Spanish Segars, Of choice bFands, and
the best chewing and smoking Toboeco. ,ss..3 a
Ip1T % A.; E. ALLEN :
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For Sale.
Oxen and valuable large Steers at Fifty Dol
lars par-a purchaser may select from good
stock to suit his fancy, at the above price.
Apply at Mulberry, near Camden, to
GEORGE BROWN.
June 7th, 1916. 3t "a
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.June27

Plaster Paris, a superior article.
Direct from the Manufacturer, fol. sale by
c.. L. CHATTEN.1
June 27 tt 70
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e., sugars. 80
A fresh supply Of Crushed, Clarified and Pow
dered. Sugar.
1rro o3 # 26
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&egarS

Segafs. ......-...
A very choice 10: Of ,.onsolaceon's dVid Leaf,
and Rio Honde.
Fresh Soda Crackers.
For sale by I. BONNEhL q ~.
June % tt 70
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ISNle GtllerdI agefIIs fUItut
Sold by J. r. McKain Camden; "A. Fitch, Columbia
lIlvland, IInrall & Co., and p. NJ Coken,
MannseI Hall, Winnsboro. f'sIs s'tS ~ ~ ~ stt ~
June q = Z tsfs: 525Tss5ss sssssS se,sis
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I'm Equity-kershaW.
C. ]. Shannon. ct. al. r;

Camden, 9th June, 1910.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-09

The SAvANNAH ASSAULT ON a CLEReYMAN-
The young lady who was, while travelling, put nm
der charge Of Rev. T. Il. Bsnning by her brother,
in Georgia. some time since, and whom the reverend
gentleman conducted himsefso indecently towards
as 10 cause the brother to attempts TO shoot him at
Savannah, il appears, belongs 10 Wilmington,
Del, and has arrived home Her brother, it win
be recollected, was required TO give $500 bail
but it is said, the preacher win hardly dare appear
against him, strong public opinion in favor o.
the Young man.
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STATE or TIE FREE SOlL. MARKET-The n. ",
Evening Post says j understands that Mr.. John
yanBnren was invited to deliver an GRAFTON on the
Fourth Of July, at Bridgeport, Conn., and as an in
ducement to accept the Invitation, was rendered
fee Of one hundred and fifty dollars, Nbieh, with
the invitation, he declined, having other engage
ments The Post then triumphansly remarks.
s. Free Soil is looking up. The Courier and En-
qurer lhus comments on the fact and the remark :
''sfhat certainly is very high price. Free Soil is
evidently in the market We hope the Post will
continue to report transactions
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NnW oRLnANs n1ARgE.rs



,,,,u,-, Monday Morning. July q 1879
COffOH-Tho favorable nts iaencs ~ M fysnsls a.
paIuenlnH Of which we Published on ssturday rsy. -
eaatohal impulse to the previous upward tendepov AZ
Prices and, notwithstanding the strongest views ~ cota
VINO advanced their pretsnsiOns fon ls60sse d hi he
sales embraced upwards Of 1000 bales at an advance on p
youf quotations Of %04c We raise our figures accord
49,, HEwOKLEANs oLAsslrroaT1or.
fnlsloL .''''s....' W Middling Fair si<s1S
SHsig54haY 65sD7 Far OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5s9 4fD - Good Fair. nominal
Sool middlng.....746D Good and Fine. nominal
IOBAVCo.-The sales comprised "a hide Admitted
anu aeused. on pnvste terms and Refused at 81 at
81. and 8at3 -
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-vs noticed small sales
- about previous rates, Fair suga commanding szSD4o
and Reboiled Molasses I69lsc.
FLOUR.-Ihee was very little on the market and bust
ness was confined few small lots including 1OO bbs
extra Iowa at "a s7 and 100 choice st. Louis a. e5 49,
Al retail holders realized outside figures for all descriptions
Notwithstanding ranspired.
COkN600 sacks inferior sold at 5Oc and 500 good mixed
At o. There was little prime on the market
hay 10 bales prime Western sold from the Leves at
~ 30 ton, which Soc better than highest previous sale
PROVISIONS. 100 bbls Mess Pork sold at slO 6215
There is but little however be had at these figures At
retail holders feazed so rs for Mess and So 70 for Prime
small lot Of Ramps sold 81 TO- In Lard the sales com.
pasd $50 4O and 200 kegs ell asc The business in Bacon
was confined to retail transactions peivUus rates
SALTA cargo Of $500 sacks Liverpool in brown sacks
about 500 Fine, sold ats21Sc
WdiSKY.-We noticed small sales at IsJ<o
EACHANGE.-Wa continue to quote Sterling at 7ISlD9
yet Flames at 527SG05 IS New York at 80 days al
16fnlA vet. DISC; and Sight at 1SG0l pet. pm.
FREIGHTS. - We did not hear Of an engagement
COastwise rates dull
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TIE NATIONAL WHIe.-The materials Of this
paper were, according TO The New York Express.
seized and sold for rent They originally cost be-
tween three and four thousand dollars and brouehf
but fifteen hundred and iiAy-seven dollars. BLAIR
q Rves bought an eighteen hundred dollar power
press for q thousand and rEo dollars and naii'
The subscription list was not offered. Inc wing
died. il is said, in debt eight thousand dollarA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-09

DISCOVERY OF a FUGITIvE-The schooner T,
P. johnson, Capt NJ. W. Cornell, from Savannah,
bound to Philadelphia, put in to Charleston on
Sunday, list inst, having iscovered negro man
seereted on board, who saws his name is Samuel
Latet and that he is free and it was his intention
to go to Philadelphia and return. He was lodged
by the Captain at the Guard,house. The vessel
was out a day and night, and about twenty Eve
miles off Charleston Bar, when be was discovered.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MoNDAY MoRNlNa. JULY 3. Ig49.

HEALrH o. THE CRY. The oregaays Is closed the
choefa the getting hoFuughY seansed By the
hands Of Aquaus and Hygsa has taken for the
under her especial guadiauthIp rant but health,
thou Great Dispenser Of IT, exclaimed the suffering author
Of Tdsiam Shandy, and he Truly placed il above al other
blessings Our city il rich. indeed in the priceless
treasure sickness almost unknown and uxuriae in
The Sits Of Pomona without fear Of choics cramps or cho
While sister cities Of the Union bow their heads
il suffering. ervehdy thank everything PIovi-
denee that our day Of peril has past and the storm Of desc
lnfgu awepf nv
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o. The Sultan of Turkey IS progressing n ne
scheme ~ ir,,,rovernent that he has adopied. lie
has MANNED 4 system Of lailroafss undertaken q
system Of primary instruction. md ls encouraging
also the cultivation Of the Turkish language, ana
and literature BY every means, and espeelally pN
Offering prizes Cor the best TRANSACTIONS Of me slas
dard works in ancient and modern literature,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-09

CR'T SET en- uP,'-The Common Council
Of New Haven have passed resolutions reyoking
sllheenses of bowling alleys and saloons, ana di-
reeied their attorney to prosecute all who shall
hereafter be found keeping them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-09

SENTERGEs,-Judge McHenry-0n Saturday last passed
ne following sentences on persons convicted before the First
District Count Lazarus Lob Tor iaFeenies eighteen
mouths al hard labor u the pcnenafy HenfY heAianus
t larceny, siA mqHihs ID lie PARISH prison James diner
for breach Of us hard lator tile psnen-
pay Satah Aun oods for shoot Louisa niyland with
Intent 10 kill i've Ia n The psnitentay John MITCHELL
Tor larceny, SIX months 10 the penentiay VIM Mctsuin
ness for the same IN the peuitentaFY James
Cock, for the same four months in the parish prison.
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iMFRovBMKNTss-.Neg BRifdings.-" New Ofssns is
submerged and abandoned r. This brief record we extract
from Pes paper Oar friends over the sea are excusabe
for their Ignorance; yet could have CLEANED from Ames
can journals statements almost as absund.
New Orleans submergeda Why the Mississippi has long
anes been confined the usual channel Of trade and pre-
vented from peddling her very doors OF in the
markets.
AhandOned2 Look Al the long line Of stores now going
no in b. Charles street. supported By iron piarsa I'll en-
bam Of the duration Of prosperity. See building alter
Building bringing up day By day from the xorkmen 5
hands, in Camp Magazine Tehoup1ouas and many other
sTesi Behold the massive foundation prepared for the
immense Custom-hoase lower. temple Of com msTee
above the busy Offices Of trade around See the noble lruc
turstor the usOf tie Second Municipality amO rsady to
receive the City Fahen''he new Theatre that will SION
se with its iaT-ke dome over the disciples Of Thaa
And then to enumerate the private houses why it would
take small city directory to make note Of en- =
Abandoned ndeed, with thousands Of ab0ies ping on
the bricks and mortar; energetic citizens literally dispensing
their capital and intelligent press working night and day
in the cause Of Progress
Talk Of the rivers Of the Old Wod-of the stoiisd Rhine
and the sOngsehong banks Of the Seine and Rh0note
Mississippi has Indian tradition aud the boatmsns shout
Speak OF the golden Tagn the far famed Granddaughter the
eradefreighted Ganges the silver Arno. the yellow her
the tuTbd Nile and Father Thames attach every gand0
queut epithet to each; bundle them up. like the Roman
fasce and all sink into ihsgnicancs before the FATaKH
OF WATERS. A puff from Oneof our mammoth steamer
would blow the supeIuouE adisetVes pTexed 10 III,
names Of such nyen the Thames and the bboadsids
the . BOst0nR'' would almOst dam their watss
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AMUsBMBNTs.
oLYM'Fl0 FHBATRB,

Corner of Baronne and PoydraT streets.
soe Lessee ena shnaser Mr. y. SCHUYLER.
stage Manager Mr. g. rloWE Treasura.. Mr.. T. TUCKER.
~ ee.-A Car riN leave The Theatre for Lqysls sptrp
s,,.,,.,. . ntgtt amer fhs performance.
MI salh n guy sWh be acted, The Drama Of TIE LADY
~ w LIZ LAkE. h9dalisk phu, Nr Eylinge Fames,
ar fzgelad; hnan NJ. Bryd0n Douglas Miss pere
Baneh q Devon Mrs Bowe yERTURE By Orchestra
0 conclude with The Gand Spectacle Of the BOTTLE IMP.
Albert Mr. Haeket Imp, Mr. Mack Witbald, Mr.. Brylon
Nicola, Nv BUmge Mafoeiu, Mis- Petite
THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD.
~ The Police Department the Mr..
key H Doors opon o'clock Cur am will precisely
before 8. tB Prices Of Admission: Cir
Gle and Parquete Sc cents Second Tier cen
so cents; Co0rad Gallery, Is Box Office open
30 where seats be secured application
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-09

InR MIssIsBFFYY IiToled down 70 tie Laves yeater
day 70 gather ver items bat found every thing there
reposng very quaty. Jolly tafs stretched under the
awnings Of their vesseoaes upon the cotton bales on
the batpse-ffuitseler nodded beside their sandsod
eothesmeh alone seemed wide axe. The Mississippi
"A great nveT for country . remarked an English
touhst-and we agree with I'm, Worldly is Of our siaat
Territory bOundlss plains worthy 10 be the receiver Of
the waters from the monntaih's bSow-from the tall Al.
leghany and ths anowy ridEe Of The faI-of Wet.
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TRUE BILLs.-rhe Grand jury fonnd true bills on Sat,
qTday last against John Holly for mansiaHgher alleged
Munlol9aity, and against phos. Crawior for forgerY
Inc bll against Henry SuhHmsi, for embezzement,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-09

REEUEEEp.-oul friend A c. Ainsworth. We happened
to last evening lie had Just returned from short So
oufR ia tho country. Perhaps his advent win give him
about much he viii ell know how to do Bat he viii
be at his post this morning
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DErALoATIoN-on Friday evsning last IumoT vas buiy
with the name Of Mr. Jackson Dupess acting Cashier 81
the Mechanic Tradem Bank connecting with haavs
defaeatOn amounting to $50OOO We RETAINED NOTICING
the report in Saturdays Crescent hoping that there nigh
be some mistake in the matter But the affidavit Of Mr.
Morgan the President Of the Bank made public on Satur
day afternoon places the thing beyond doubt II was
made betoFe Recorder Baldwin. and as follows:
. George Morgan. who being duly sworn, doth dspose
and say, that Jackson Dupess late FFst Teller the
Mechancsf TadeTs' Bank. banking Institution char.
tered BY the state Of Louisiana, did whilst acting 10 his
capacity OF Teller knowingly and wiliuy embezzs about
forty thousand d0lan OF the funds hereof depOnen
verify believes.
Whefenp0n said George Morgan prays that said Jack
son Duple be arrested aud dealt with accordingly 20 law
Sworn and sub lcnbed before this 6th July 1888
(Signed) GEoHsK MoRgANsi
Awarfan placed in the hands OF Capt. Forno for he
arrest Of Dupes hut to late hour last evening he
had not been found The IumOr that he had committed
suicide uHfounded He is supposed have eft the
city the police have been yey actively engaged in The
matter and have not been enabled to taes him. DaplesSs
stated to the officers Of tine Bank that his defausiion has
arsen in pan by the purehase of a house IN Bourbon
street, valued at go COO and loan L. Berneapd broker
Of $4,000 The balance, he states, caused BY errors
committed in ovenpayment Of cks or series Of yeaB
The Bank we uudenand will eysntnaly lose nothing the
properly and securities Of Mr. Dupessis being amply sniff
cient to cover the amount
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-09

DEATH To THE DO6s.-Tle police Of the Second huhi,
'cpsy have commenced the good If distributing poi
zond sausages ia the for tie purpose Of Kidding the
city. during the dog days, Of all unmuzzled ioursgged
puppies.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-09

Observation-Disclosures Lyons examined before Re
colder Baldwin, Saturday, charge Of burglary
Evidence insufficient. Accused discharged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-09

DROWNED "A negro boy about IS yean Of age name
unknown, found drowned Yesterday the Mississippi
near the Feuy landing An inquest was held. Verdict
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-09

IEQuEsT-An inquest was held yesterday upon the body
Of man found drowned at the New Basin. HeWas not
known
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-09

SuEpAv's HrRMs.-Vegy little police news yesieTday
TIE kuat Municipality Police made one arTest Andrew
Larsen, chargad nY JChn Ieyder with awudlinR q y,
Second Nun epaty Police arrested George Dine i1f steal
ing pig q iead, Third has not single oapiun
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-09

~ We are heartily glad to hear that our friend Mr.
B. Isse has resolved the Of e5Os lost on Friday last