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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-16
VOLUME II.
1Doetifal Department.
From Richards Weekly Gazette.
CHANT OF LONELINESS.

From Richards weekly Gazette.
CHANT OF LONELINESS.
All! hours, how sad and slowly
Ye move, when from the breast,
The first fresh glow of feeling
Is gone, that brought
Its wing to thought,
While rapture did the rest.
All! Hopes, why mock ye ever,
Sad spectres of the past,
That, OH the dark horizon,
Still linger lore,
When all is golc,
Of CLEANS that once sc cast!
Why conjure Memory ever,
Though we'll ye know, in vain
Might pray'r recall the vision,
That known too late,
'Tis not in fate
To wake or warm again!
Sweet swallow, wanton soaring,
Oh! for wing like yours
Not seeking hopes departed
Nor one delight,
But only fight
From memory-haunted shores.
Give me the swallows winglet,
That, with the speed Of light,
My form might fly to regions,
Which still, in dreams,
Ofjoyous gieams,
Bring blessings to my eight
Oh! thither, at the shutting
Of bowery eyes at eve.
How best, to wander freely,
And lose the care,
That ever here,
The weary soul must grieve!
No bird that skins the mountain,
No fish that darts the lake,
Would speed more gaily forward'-
First taught to sweep
Through air or deep,
Its prey or joy to take.
For, ah! low dullis morning,
How dark the day, the night,
How silent all in sweetness,
To spell the heart,
With tuneful art,
Or wing the thought for fight!
Geo. LEON
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-16

Never tread on the tail Of cat, or tell wo.
man she is not handsome, unless You arc fond oi
music.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-16

The Catholic Bishop ofHavana has recent
" visited Matanzas, the first visit of the kind
made there for thirty years During his stay
the Bishop administered the rite of confirmation
to sixteen or eighteen thousand persons. an en-
tire generation having grown up without re
cciving that rite.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

LOUlSVILLE-PeF steamer Chaluetfe: "a haas fs,,b..
bb eggs DO apples John Hurey-IC9 DO q a. no.stos
DO eggs Il w Benton do, 45 do potatoes B Schesy
steIn5 do Druhan-9O do Is 70 onions Douney Bezini
p do apples Donnolly &eo-l do lard lido eggs TwicH
ell &co-4 sks peaches Turner, Wilson Sc0-l00 coils zone
bales cotton Swney, Green &co-IO6 do Payne Haison
81 Hewitt. Norton &co54 Fl Keaue5O w Jackson Eeo@
A West Summers4l Pickett. Perkins Sco-2l Nj Green
wood &co-l5 u NJ PinckaTd Eco-I6 Anderson & Metcaf
Wright, Williams &co-s R II Frazier &co-sundries to
order-Tuta f36 bales cotton. "
MILLlkEN'S BEND-Per steamer Montgomery: ss3
bales cotton Hill, Mel can &co172 do ard Jonas-170
McCOnOche Donnel-163 C NJ PInckard Sco-i67 do FL
owes Sc0-l6J u Burke &co-l44 G Cocks &co-lOi do
Martin Owen &co-ll1 J ii Moore-lG3 Payne & Harrison
ITO w JACKSON &eo-s5 BOgat & FoeyS4 Vyche & Ham
mett-5O Pickett Perkins &co76 Frelsen Sco64 Buck
ner a. Stanton-49 Byrue &eo-32 Brander Williams &
coz 7 Donad-25 Beck-30 West & Summers-9 do
Fearn, Donegan &co-l4 Wright. Williams &co-gS Thorn
hll y heIlhenny-l9 Gnbbe-15 Kelly & COMM CHAM
p Hewitt, Norton &co-lj John Wiams-7 Anderson 81
Metc2t-1 Henderson Il Peale-6 C Kicks Sco-Is4 Watt
DeSanes-l Male 4 COx-sundnes to order-Total 2525
DONALD5ONVGLLE-Per steamer MARY Foley; IL
binds sugar Forsta0 do, 60 bhis noasses Kudhomme
fraCck-J0 do Shiff-50 do, 10 hhds sugar BogaIt Is
Foley. 7 ~
YAZoO CTTY-Per steamer Monroe 2Os bales cotton.
Buchannon Carroll Sco-l3 do Payne Hanison-I67 do
Fearn, Donegan &GO-llO Thornhid 4 AIehenny-6l Bel
COnway@4 Swiney, Green Sco-49 McLemore CpTTen
&co-t3 u Burke &cG-4l McRea & Coifman-zs Oakey &
1a"kIs51 El!! Mclean &c0-Eo Watt & DeSaui'es-23
tleyeand, Bro &co-2l Robson & Aleu-20 Gribble-
70 Henderson Peale-l9 Wright, Williams &co--10 Lowe
Williams &co-g Q Nelson &co-S A Mitenberger-s /
Wright Sons G VI PncBarl &cO-7 Bradley, Wilson &
co.. X Beck VI Greenwood &co-5 BoapeT & Smth-5
h Garter &co-4 Anderson & Meicalf-lJ & G Cromwell
& SKIS cotton seed Swney, Green &co bbs york Ander-
son metcali-sundnes to OrderToal l3 bales cotton.
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decke Gco-S do l. Deb0ndIfIer-3 II De Goer Rffard@
a Maa,dG2 B'2hs9-2 Paul Irge f-l Bsrqsr-Ii
l4eyerer-4 David Il Meyer-l2 Denevant-I3 Noel 4
OlInaraEzE Scarf l. HDnt-1 l. Benoist-I Lsbsinne
,Duc2nge-3 II Eirner-2 T Wahen-3 T B Fab
! hodewald &eo--l9 A Chatagnier-1 North Bros-2 A
Ofhsime Son-4 D Saunders-43 A C Cark-s 2 Kerth.
u Hodge, e DetInt-T Shababati-I VI HafDeT-3 T.,
Dlrlc7-6 Barriere LacapaeIe2 Lore & Provos-2 Ho
69ld-I Feogens-i4 r Haggerty &co-4 A Piaehe-36
Chas7anol Boqlanger-l Victor s. Frye-2 ri Holmes
? l. Deoche-! II tout &ee-67 J Jeannett &co-s8 4
SyE-l Larille-l Bauyalet-I P L.anaUze-I4 Andrs
EscOusse-l A LOasse-2 Pasguer-l3 B Brewer eco
Il Iteyois-4 Z BSntord-6 Q Taomon-2 9 Weishnar-
col E Reily-l A Couway-6 Gaeran-I Cestjs b
ssoo-i Ii Lammack-l r ID Fans-1 o Vignsud-53 q I
I9rd95-5 7 Moreau-z DR. Cenas-1 Hoffman, Schneider
SlJ Oyiznan Park-1 A l. Cenas-1 Meyer &co-I ri q
2chnidt Bros-2 Watt s. DeSa Ies-2 w jackson Eco
11Lark, Day & Stapffer-2 Waterman col 'ohen-
'HEKReSen kchhof-3 Lo on Silvestre-30 T Gross
- VHsei4ee1sPh-l Bergerot-2 L. s. Levy-1 Lou
umeIi.co n9Inold-3 Leister-1 K VI CaSlo-37 6 T.
vi e JoHn Gsgche-4 Madame Dbbalin-5 G. LAVE
n 1onln13 / Minyille-1 A Delacroix-2 A arusIe-
Ie S 6SLniio, Belle Bauaud-2 Candlde-
LV0 6sk S, empty bottles, 20 pkgs mdse order '
Jew 1Ohh-fer ship Taller rand. Cd
Nal AGA-Per brig Prudential: 1882 hoxes ~ half do
and s q do raisn 90 bbs grapes 30 bxs emons IA bb
vine ~ bags beans Lepeyre, Harspe Eco ' " ~
TAmPlCO-Per schr lsabela $50 hides and lot Of fnit
order, ~' AM iot VI HuAI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

Business, Weather, ETC., in Macon.-The Tele.
gtaP 2T, Oh t9e Ezl says The weather is now fire.
On Thursday night, after drought of nearly two
months, We had good rain, with a balmv and in.
vigoratiDg south wind The weather il now clear
and brac1ng, and the streets of Macon present =
very animated appearance. New cotton Is coming
IN hrskiy, and the city is rapidly assuming its ac
customed animation during the fall and winter
months. Troops of ladies are abroad in the streets,
and, as they glance along, the most stocal Of the
other sex are forced to wish Themselves immortal in
the scenes around them"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

The Montgomery and WetWmpka Plank Road.
The Montgomery Journal of the l7th inst, saws
that the Montgomery and Wetumpka Plank
Road Company have made contract with w.
Riddle " Co., for the entire grading of the Road
to be completed by the 18th Of March next It is
a pleasure to hear this, though late in the day.
This company has been in operation some seven
or eight months, with ample means and subscrip-
tons, but owing to the vamosng OF contractors and
other causes nothing Of consequence has been done
on their route, while the Central Plank Road has
been going on with great strides. The presen
enterprislng contractors will go ahead and BE- in
| time, usual with them. We learn from rumor,
we trust not founded in fact that it is determined
to abandon the idea of bridge at Judkns and de-
signed to substitute ferry in its place. This will
| materially affect the capabilities of the road for
reasons that all are familiar with. Every copside
ration of public convenience requires a bridge at
that point if it be made to stand, as it can in
| the opinion of some engineers"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29
COnSiUneRS,
J B Morrison-J P

Per ship Ialeyrand, from NewYork: B Morison-J P
Smpson-Clark 4 Mosty-I Wofe-M Greenwood &eO-
Sh he, Pq!tsr1Pick IT, Perkins &co-Toby s Bogart
" sizer--F Folser-S Backus-SamrsOn & KeaGe-
Byrne &co-A haw &co-Rrand=r Williams Eco
kennedy < Fq ter-Dyas Ncg-R Ricnards-A Burbank &
eo-Long 4 Mag one-A d Grief &co-U A PoIIard-R NJ
McA lPln-John Sidelk-Whiteomb &co-Hewitt Norton &
CO. bem9nd-H eatman &co-G n Morson-D R Carroll
-Eelowes &cO--W A NIOett-D L Sherman-IIusk Eco
K Fell &Go-Mann & WlheIal-E R Stevens SLeo-R NJ
Ellis &co-h snnett Il Hx-M Casselly &co-E A Seare-
IT Buddecke SEQ Hart &co-J Waterman &co-H
merderecht-N hitting Pearce-S Pratt Sco-A Laneaux
Ed Leon-G Wlngheld &co-J o Woodruff &co-Wau
De -aules-Warneken & kirGhhOf-J NJ Elis-L Genser
-Armstrong, Lawrason &cO-R Nichols &co-A l. Adj
olson &c9-I Laurans &co-J NJ Goud-B Elder, Bro 4
co., g DeIeyser-R Hall &co-F keGnstt &co-PrescOu
Jackson-Elill, Nc Lean SIco-Key & COnynEham-Js
Ga4ITegor Ts9Et setbrechEGI PhillPs-E Nudge
Z Fltner-D Taylor &co-N SmiEh-Sayage, Williams
&co-Payne Y Harrtson-D he ham-Wm Arnstrong-H I,
Stone Sco-M hurdock-B Brewer &co-C ClaDp-Hen.
derson Galnes-BOye Shumway-O Naieton &co-Geo
WhiIney-I Brdge-Taylot, Heart &co-and order
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29
Passengers by the Pacifc.- The following is

Passengers by the Pacifc.- The following is
the list of passengers per steamship Pacific, Capt.
Jarvis, which left yesterday morning, at o'clock,
for NewYork, via Havana and Chagres:
For Ne5 York.-A Lacaze, Capt Curling, Hsgee-
dorm, Havemeser, e LLck, f l. Linek, MI RAN John
Roberts. IVAN
For HarGna-M me Z Cgsbia, Mrs J B Gique, daugiI-
TO- H Nerleet.
For C4agreS.-Dr Whitman, lady, child and servant Mr.
Ezekiel lady and child Mrs Hays and servant Mrs MAJ l.
tisys Lahatt Rqndeli, w Rooney, NJ Hat, u R Wood,
~ ~ jenkins. stewart, j d Lockwood Haber, >
w Wood, Porter, + J Herett, d Hill T VI L Allen
and servant Bapiste Middleton and son. ~ Thomr-
son, Ch6chere w Thomas, Il w Nu!ty IL Schroeder B
Schroeder, sUmmerow, l. LEdbetrer, J l. Summerow.
John Or, & Cook, A CaTyth l. \ Gober, II A Bennett ]
Y Ledbet,eT, Sha9en Breton, 4 Cage, w W Harris.
tosh Jenkins G W Boon, d w Elliott James H Med
docs, Robert King II L GoleT, w L Williams, Murphy
| HItGhers, Henry q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29
PER STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.
sEEO9'e sNeaU Goods.
tEs- Just received at the store Of
G.. NJ. SIMPSON,

80 Canal street.
Consisting In part Of
VISITEs, MANTILLAs and CLoAKs, tn platR
Chameleon and Ratsred Sill and Turc Satin
FRENCH MERINos - Various ColorS.
BoMBAzTNEs AND CANTON CLoTHs
ENGLISH MERINos and PARAMATTAs.
ORLEANS Chorus and ALPACAs.
CAsHMEREs AND De LANES.
SILKS Of Various Styles.
SPUN SILK MERrNo AND CoTToN Hosiery.
LADIES AND MISSES UNDERvEsTs.
GENTS UNDERsHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
FLANNELs, BLANKETS, ETC. ETC.
Also, tie --latest Styles of TRIMMINGS
French Brail, Fornns Trimmings Russia Braids Buttons
Yere Ribbons,
These goods ready for examination and constant aconi
Shons will be made to the stock by nearly every arrival
10 Just opened, and for sale by the piece at
Boston Prices.
An assortment of sHEETINGS and SHIRTINGs, Of
the most popular brands.
c. NJ. SIMPSON,
o-j lVt NSt 2dp) 90 Canal street,
n AlLs-1O kegs, landing and in store, for sale by
oS5 e. J, HART q CO, 70 TehOupit0uas ss'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

schOORers.
Youths and Children's Clothing Emporium.
sNSaC Store
Nos and st. Charles ST., over j. D'Arcy's Hat stor
WI open on the lst N0renbsr, 1850.

WHE open on the LIST NOCeUabsr, 1850.
HE whole Of the Second Story of the above building, is
Uss Of Bdy gp Youths The m SS5 So y 5n .e
as@gSn 81 The sd5f particularly called to 81.
been paid 70 render pleasant them, every respect
worthy OF Their The goods are Of both Paris md
PALETQTs-Sacs and Bouses of Cloth drap d'6te, Me-
Iino. su,in Lusue, SAX Velvet, Scotch POplin Linen
sUiTsTF1n suit. Of every variety of style and MATERIAL
'TER for ypP 6,F rOT W Is gfpsV Of age;
PANTALo0Ss@A, great VSiisty, together with Shirts.
Boys s' fFyKiE VEIL i5S,& TRUNKS;
Misses Misses mANTTLLAs and Infants CLoAKs, select
assortment of the richest material and very styles.
E- The store will he closed on Sundays, but will remain
open on SATURDAY evenings until nine O'Clock.
ojs us an - A66XRcY, cor Canal and cb,rts. st.
NARPgTING, FLOOR OIL ULOT MATING
~ We are reGelng new patterns OF the different kinds of
A5,aiin;ier Velvet and Brqssel, Tapestry;
3ply Brussels, lngrans, Venetans;
Figured Baze and Linen Crumb Cloths Table and Piano
Far Si5 G "a 3,a Window DOW sh =, Star Rod
o28 lw A. BRoUssEAU & co. q ChartTsss ' st.
ITO ThE LADIBs-My old customer, and c.rzeDs in
my 9PP q heGaSe WIN err oo ha ssT Us
Of ne" and beautiful French Mantas Ebroderies and
dies and Chdrens Flannel Under Garments beaqF.
Hyn msa =. Oh o SesFe per aiming % an 9as S
am enabled TO offer great inducements to my customers all
os8 Nv 'l' '' W W W. THOMPSON Chartrs. ST
FIRE CRACKERs-6OO boxes No. l. in store and
olS St A. D. GRIEFF n co. Old Levee
CALT-C and line Liverpool Salt. Just landing snd
o3s JOHN ToOLE, No. IS Bank Place.
pORTEli London and Dublin Porter, Just landing
| I and for sale by
o5S JOHN TOOLE, No. % Bank Place.
TRIsH WHIsIlY AND JAMAICA RUN-In
L bond snd emitted to debanture. for sale by
| o1S JOHN TOOLE, No % Bank Place.
SSUGAR MILi-One capable Of taking off three four
o2S Iw '''D'' $50 j. E. VoSE. Is Poydrss st.
SUNnRIES-75 cases tx ship Marshal Ney for sale by
! = o2S 81 ii. Il. STONE 3 co. 81 and o. common e
o2s Il II. L, STONE s co, 81 and % CsmnOnss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

The african Stare Trade-It is intended (says
late English paper to have thirty-two steam
vessels constantly employed for the suppression of
the slave trade on the coast OF Africa one of these
vessels being ordered to proceed about the 1st of
every month with the mails, and relieve another
from duty on the coast The sailing vessels at
present on the African station are to be withdrawn
as soon as steamers ready to replace them, and
no sailing vessels will in future be employed for
the suppression of the slave trade.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

TobaccO-The market rather quiet, but we noticed
sale of lO4 nhcs al 71Sc 2 r. Only short time sine,
| this lot was offered at 61ac, and found no takers
| sugar and MOasses-Market steady. Sales $50 hid
Sugar at 5s)55oc 10 for Fair, and 300 bbs Molaes al
| &c y gallon.
FlOur-There only moderate demand and the sales
were limited to 200 bbls Illinois and ST. Louis 81 $50 St
Louis at 81 42S4 49, 200 Ohio and 2I0 Extra Illinois On
private TERMS and 1910 Ohio (by aucoD partially damaged
at SO 30 y bbl.
Grain-But little doing in Corn and the only sales that
we have noticed 1850 sacks White (Weevy) at S. and
800 Prime at zoe " bushelal from store Of Oats lGO
sacks St Louis lin four os) sold 5253c " bushe Bran
Is rmer, and we noticed small sales at S2MS3c p 100 H.
Provisions - Pork is firm. Sales $50 bbs Mess at
81 l2s so at $l 2 and $50 lin several ots) at $lI 50 o.
bb Of Bacon, casks Shoulders sold at &c. and 27 casks
Hams, 10 Plain at ga and II Canvased at 71sc " H. Lard
is looking up, and Doced sales of 800 kegs No att
and 800 at 7c % ID. Fac refused for lot OF 600 kegs
Prime.
HayA lot of 23O bales Northern Ia resale brought SIT %
p ton.
ROpe-We noticed sale of 100 coils Prime Missouri at
she p ID, cash.
GunnV Bags-Baes were sold in small lots at Sic cash
The stock now on hand is estimated at 100000.
COlfee-Decning. 600 bags Rio are reported 10 have
been sold from second hands within the last two or three
days, at 1091Olac Up ID.
Nhisky-We noticed only retail sales at CSC p gallon
EXchange-No alteration
Freights-A ship taken up for Liverpool at sd for
Cotton, and 1900 bales shipped in English vessel at Sled
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

A letter in the Columbus Inquirer describes a
sad accident which occurred in Grard, Ala, on the
18th instant: As Mr.. William Luckett and lady,
and Mr.. Oliver Luckett and family, of Canton,
Miss. were travelling through town, on visit to
their trends in Georgia, negro boy rode by them
IN brisk gallop, which started the horse in the
baggage wagon, just behind the buggy in which
Mr.. Luckstt and LADY, were riding She became
alarmed and jumped when the horses in an instant
ran over her body, and the wheels of the wagon
passed over her head and face, killing her imme-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

Terrible ErpioSion.--In the town of Columbia,
No. on the 9th inst, a store, belonging to L. w.
Stephens, was blown up by gunPowder, causing
the death of two persons and woundmg many
others. Two kegs of powder had just been re-
ceived with other merchandise, and were Temporal
rliy placed in the store. One Of the kegs was
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

IRquest-The body of James Lynch who as drowned on
Wednesday evening, in consequence of having fallen over
board from the General Worth was picked up yes
terday, opposite Banack street, in the First Municipality
Lynch was aborer, of about years of age
An inquest held his remains and verdict returned
accordance with the facts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

DrOuHed-A man named Garzano, a carpenter by trade
drowned Saturday morning last by falling from the
wharves at the foot of Ferdinand street. Third Municipality
where he at work. He member of the Battalion
of Artillery and fired yesterday the recovery of
his body, but without effect.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

RobJerV.-Patick Kelly before the First District
Court yesterday, by Recorder Genois the charge of hav
ing knocked down and robbed of Bau Collin of 49, while
he was crossing the public square of the First Municipality
This the only Of any importance up before Recorder
lIenois Yesterday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

Army Orders.-Brevet Capt. Fl. Brown has been
relieved as Adjutant of the Sd Regiment of Artil-
lery, stationed at Fort Adams, in Newport, and or
dered to join his company in Florida. Lieut. Quinn.
by has been appointed Regimental Adjuiant in his
place; Lieut.. Seward has Jeen ordered to company
h, Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, N. H.. and
Lieut. Mason has been ordered to company G, Fort
PEBBLE, Portland, Me. Lieuts. Ayres and Mcneil
have been ordered to the company at Newport, IN.
der MAJOR Sherman. Norfolk Bacon Dist
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

LHques-fhe coroner held inquest yesterday on the
body of an unknown white man. who found dead on the
SherOad about two miles from the lake lie had red whs
kers and mousaches and light sandy hair He dressed
in white pants brogans and brown rock coat Verdict
' Died of chronic bilious cholc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERSON Cry,
Monday Evening, October g. 1850. (
Tie receipts of Stock to-day unimporan The mar.
ke bare of Sheep, but fair stock of Hogs and Mich
Cows remain SALE with small stock of Beef Cattle and
Calves.
PRICEss Beef Cattle, 5000 % ID net !; Hogs 4a
4ac W b net; Sheep,-G0 % head; Mich Coos $aOO-
P head CdtUeS and Earrings, 5000 so y head.
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BALTIMORE Friday. Oct Is.
General TaylOr's RemujnS-I'he remains ofGeD,
Taylor passed through Baltimore to-day, en- route
for their final resting place in Kentucky, attended
by Major Bliss and Col. Taylor. Evening Pic
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

EHnn-Na

NEW YORK-Per -bio Ms1. "
pkgs mdse. " " MOI ASSES lD boxes sugar, "a
e91 he i IoS-fer ship WIN Cooper; 1872 bass oo,,o
oa nas' Daes easkns' Is bb and tcs srd 10 oDs IA
L iso "A 66o bark Robert: 2s bales cotton, pkse
APALALHiCOLA-Per schr ]. Rovs.. q Ill -.
"A bbs bbs molases pa do honT N A. hnas and
do lard oil, q hhds bacon % pcs baggTng n cos @ q
sacks corn, etc. S""s fope' ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-29

| Drunk and TurbAeHt.-B. Ganonce for getting drunk
and kicking up a in the Louisiana Ball Room was
taken before Recorder Seuzeneau, and fined 90.
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SHIPPING.
DOMESTIC POhlS.

sE=s CHARLESTON AND HAVANA
tSlIthEA Packet - Uaited States fdH Line bs.neeu
>asz..Na1 Iedrtestop and Hanna, via SGDlpHah md
hsB pest-The splendid steamship ir5AREL, Capt. Rol.
n, HUI tons buthen has esumad her regular tips IRON
EH5RIESTON Is. c. tn HAVANA, leaving Havana
Tor GhaestOnSh and 22d Of each month"; leaving Charles
ton for HaYana on the LIST and 10Th.
RATEs OF PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston or Savannah, s4O
For further particulars, apply to
NJ. q. MORDECAI, Charleston, or to
f. J. HART co. 79 Tchou piLOulas st. N Orleans
Agents at Hava ma, DRAKE BROS q co
~ Passengers leaving Havana by tins Ehip can reach
BaumOe on the Ffth Day BY taking the Land Route and
New York and Phi ade nha in the time BY taking the
3tedal5np 70 those ports d6 2aw
,4As FOR PHILADELPHIA - To sail on WED.
&g5a NGSDAY Both instant-The superior fast sailing
- regular packet barque YARMOUTH Canaan
Jacob Teal will positively sail as above. For freight ar
passage, having fine accommodations, apply the CAPTAIN
on bOurd
JOHN W. ANDREWS X co. IS Common st,
Agent in Philadelphia E. LINCOLN & Co. o5
-, FOR BUsTON-The fine fast sailing coDpeTej
51s.k and copper astened bark ROMAN, Capt Harris
= having portion OF her cargo engaged, will leave
for the above port the ls proT. For freight apply 10
60, bARtl,I.l a. 60, 81 Common ST.
OF Or to FUSDICK BRO. 81 Camp st.
Ia FOR BOsTON-The fine ship LUCY, Captain
SE5z Davis, VIII have dispatch For freight OF
psslage apply on board; opposite post 5, Second
J. w. ANDREWS & co. IS Common 4.
Oh or WIN. J. DEWEY, 81 Gravier street.
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a Female DrHHkdrd-M Kelly, continual drunk
ard and durber of the peace quetude of the
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From jamaica.

The steamship Philadelphia, Capt. Pearson, ar
rived at NewYork from Cbagres via Kingston Ia
IN the afternoon of the 10Th, Bv this arrival ,bs
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papers 10 the Io' oeihg TWO DAYS later than those
by the Crescent City. The Governor has sane
toned the employment of the convicts on the roads
for the nurnose of keenipp clean the streets Tho
civic authorities ryere ,,er,, ,o,rt in aJor,i,,,
F'S
SANITARY measures IN consequence oil Inc PFeva-
Ience OF the cholera The Board of Health of
Kingston has issued notice for the guidance of
the inhabitants.
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~ M $3.50 81 ,,, ~ AM AhE
From the Morning Journal, of the 18th of Oct.1
Soon alter the Crescent City arrived In this har-
DOT, IT, CnaIDe n me heaith oLcer, mad an
steamer, and put several interrogatories to him.
Questlon.-How long have you been on board of
the American steamers plying between NewYork
and Chagres
Answer have been since September, 1919, in
this line but since April last attached to the Cres-
cent City.
Q.-While in Chagres, did you visit the shore
Al have done so repeatedly on every voyage
Odd you ever see any case of cholera exist
ing there during that time
A.-No!
Q-Among the passengers that came under
your care in the Crescent CITY, was there anv case
of cholera?
A.-No
O-Are Won conversant with the disease called
Asatic cholera?
A-Yes, have seen the cholera called Asiatic
fTlsung IN tne u nlted states and DO declare that
Ivb;cb on Un 'oaIu o, 'ne steamer 10
from Chagres, that can he considered as tbst nn
demc and [ do firmly believe that the disease
now existing at Chagres is the usual local annual
lever oil that place and from my knowledge of this
| island, IN which have been number OF years a
PractlIoner' (at Montego-Bay), l unhestatingly
state that the AsatIc cholera cannot be introduced
here, beng blessed with such breezes as are con.
tmually received IN this island
| Notwithstanding, however, it is an acknowledged
fact that the cholera is at Port ROYAL The weather
was rather raipv and wary,
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