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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-24
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I L. PAI TEN & 4. d. PATTEN hive fitted
B. up Rooms in tue new Store Of Chas. Harring-
ton, on Water near Division stIeet, where they II
be happy 10 see thcir Oi customers and The public
generally who wish 10 buy To aceo, Cigais and
snuff. oi superior quality. They have just receiv
ed the finest lot of
INPORTED CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
ever offered in Evansville, hich they viii sell very
low. All orCers from abroad will be attended
with punctuolity and Gespatth doc22 If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-24
TO TIE LADIES.

THE LADIES of Evansville and vicinity are re
specifically invited 10 coil and examine the stock
of Fancy Arlclcs. Shoes, &C.. at my establishment
on First street. Letween Main and Sycamore, I'D
.er side. Hoping than my endeavors 10 obtain sue
cess in this new enterprise viii be properly appre
GATED and rewarded by nv old acquaintance, and
hat viii receive the encOura cement OF their pro
sence offeR, i sllHp spare pains TO please
MY If lOSEPIINE FAUATLEROY
JUST received from Baltimore and in store for sails
90 boxes irwin bIoihoIs I Tobacco,
80 lump,
so b :. .t .f
10000 Hayanna Serars.
fel2l-u ALLIS & lCWEs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-24

-DGAR coNKiING. wooD. .---AITkID wCol
Encourage Home Manufactures.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31

| shoitl1 i,hsattl, hiitt ts frrsHkHil Else inay
rHblit dpilIlnn tllt Brogtny If niaFlhd eii
tlnsiastn tp'ttrol out desliny, ali'l tiis
feruhlit' the hume df Freshmen, betotte Il
fHlving ttHth uf lh,nditti a,id q den tf
thieves
About to tlin President Taylor reviewed
tie Aets tf lis ti,,lit lifr, nnh the inemdrs
ails HIlefaiiHn friI ffuin Ills ps u HAVE
fRiht ft II, wv prrY." " 1t Wis Tie lHn-
guage of an'r,nn hour, emit We doubt lis
snc"'l.y' In t'@ last furty years of his
t.Btret. 1id he ever hesitate to peril lia Iifs
at its cnll ? IIeqsFas M Ainerirnh identis
fed with no factitli ~ stftiuit, Alike ity tile
waters III the horttlerh t.Bkes, Hf The waves
of tl,a Southern tInlf, where break the
sttfges af it's Fntifr, or the parti tfsn,,lss
beneath ift stirf Of tie Atlantic, vas his
shrine and his home. Il WINS not 10 The
north nor the south, tl,ht sitfh M cite Nv
Zachary IfHyluf tut,=rffh,sd his HfaHt
rHwefr 1t teHs to the lhiI uf Bunkef Hill
and Iniifurd, of the Declaration aud Con.
stitution, The land of Washington. that
God made free lie lived fcr his Country,
he died with The insignia If It's smi,lfH
around him there dig his grhve, and build
his monnme''' aud ltt The 1Id phtriot sleep,
with iie conflict IT hllehnted brotherhocd
to disturb his rcpose
One Of n century; a nht fHlsed iib ef
God fot high ccohtlislimatits, whoss
rh,ne shall bs stoksn IN cuning ages, has
pissed away, Inhabitants VI This iuwn,
who me. him in the daily walks of life,
witnessed the simplicity Of his character
and felt the torlinity of his wslretns
Soldiers who shared lis dnngpt ~, HE field
Of conflict Crowds who eItesrel this
returning cot,ausrot' Multitudes whose
enthusiasm elevated him 10 The chair n
State Millions Of this vast confederHcy
over whom he presided The great leader
becAons nc from the land ri spirits, hiid
his vuiee, distih1t ~ when it ross above
the crash of battle, bids he onward, siid
We obey, The van Of The mighty host,
whose tread is TN The path of DEATH hHs
already passed the bourne. and ue shall
sooh ba there.
Ard is il tlus with aIl tilat is earthborh?
ahHl m,f most trusted disappuint us ard
our nohle.t iirf Doth the King NJ
Terros' enter the pa'ncs and bind to his
Chariot o,,r el,ef7 Must the p,gsHn,ry
try of wo' Shall its long trinnpliai pro.
cessons t,snse, md gH'ber ropndA=a tomb!
II is even so MN, in his pride and ronnp
and glory, IL like IN ponity, his aays ars
Us n sht,tf6r fhnt 1tssstL njruU'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
F,mn ths Do'im Naspayv.
A 81 mile.

A pAy WAS BmN---The Eastern sky
was marked with cold, dim light Anon.
the faint, grey lines diffused-tben they
grew bright and brighter still until they
filed the horizon then they cIcmb the
unfolding sky and lit the world with
radiance The glorious sun burst on ths
view. and heaven aud eartl, lay bstbe1 in
gorgeous dyes. O.
The newborn morning smiled in blush.
ing loveliness, and nature drank the beauty
Of the sceue a.
Thus came into existence a virgin morn
Ere long, tiny speok Of shi,de hung
far, far AWAY in the ETHEREAL fields Soor,
it grew darker and occupied more EXTEND
ell space, whilst mourufu sigh came
floating through the vale. Anon, the
feeble sigliing Of the afflicted wind increased
into blast, a gale, n hurricane, and then
it swept over the world, roaring like n
mighty catarhct, leapine, boiling, angry,
Kissing waters--whilst that lately tiny
speek spread wider and darker I'LL il hung
like mitldight's mysterious gloom, world
Of bIackness between the earth and sky.
Then the lightening's blazlng serpen,s
fred the sptebarged clouds, end the slum-
bering thniiers woke, and split the
heavens with ite-=and rain and hail in
torrents tnmbletl down Revealing in his
shvage freedom, tie storm rushed around
the earth. dealing destruction in it's course.
The world shrank beneath the direful
change, and 'ottefed in her fear.
SO the storm cameGD
1t passed.
The golden sunlight pierced the clouds
again, and smiled once more upon tbs
world below.
It soon chased the warning elements from
the aznre fields and sr, the day had wahsd
it was robed in oil her former brightness.
So it is with this life. The morning
dawns and in its cliilhood's hours our way
is bright and best. The day wears Obj
and M we older grow. the storm.speck
rises in oar horizon and clouds Obscure our
sky. Yet still, Ife's sunshine beams above
the Storm, and though we bend beneath
the fury Of the blast, those glorious rays
will d'ssipate the gloom and shed their
cheerfulncss again around Our cheqnered
way.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, CARTS,
IslOuuhs SC.

7NHE subscriber hereby re- Hrzs
l. turns his thanks TO bis GUS &EH
toners for the liberal patronage sx1eaz.
bestowed on him. and respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he will con-
time his business in all its branches At his estab-
lishmcnt. corner Of Church and Main streets.
CARRIAGES Of every description made to or
der or repaired in the neatest manner. Plantation
and Road Wagons, Carts, Draws, &c, made and
repaired as usual. Also, wrought-ircn Ploughs
made TO order and kept on hand for sale, and all
kinds of Plantation Smith and Job work attended
to promptly
THE Subscriber has also ta- e
ken the agency for the sale OF
all kinds of Wheelrght and Wa Esuan
gou work, including Wheel and Dirt Barrows,
Iron Axles Wagon and Cart Harness, &c, from
the celebrated mandatory Of Messrs. Busby &
Little OF Wheeling, Va: and will also keep an as
.ortnen' Of Flat, Round and Square Iron for
Smiths and Planters use
The attention OF Planters and those wishing to
purchase is called TO his stock and all orders for
the com'ag season will be faithfully attended to,
and all work ordered or purchased from the sub
scriber fully guaranteed The freight on carriages
sent to any part Of the Coast will always be paid
june 5, ly. W.T.. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
|. CHANDLER, DENTIST.
lsaten Rouge. Iifss
HAs re,Aesed his office; % the ~srna

TTAH rs,abset his office. 10 the -..ryata>
j IoIts formerly occupied by Or. ,ff(l \
b.Aun,rn l,n ttn,ti bst,rrrs Min hIFfftr1y
nna Third St,utsl where he isrtereted " reftuttt
All operations pertaining TO his profession according
to HE LAT vt scientific i,hptosies ihthe art and
warranted a'tbhss
Pers,ils desitna his setticps IN the country. rhn
transmit thar rfttt by mail bt otherwise, wlisr
iuinpt nttstvi viii be giyen to The distance uftliity
miles ...z...I... ...a..,..
H. s rcd 10 Insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH
frbin one 10 entire sets. either with or Without aftih
cal e,irts will, ot wfodt atmospheric pressure
fas circumstances iiiay reg,iirel
tie administers the teiliebn and the Chlbtnlbf,h
bv sea,,s Of which he raii sttaet teeth witeut the
least pain TO the atieht
Iodtinehs fhHteti by etpnsiiie the Hefve. feliey
eli, and the nefte lesttbved wiliout psjih
liis thartes Are no higher Than ctlier experienced
and stn operators, and raii be seen on printei
card, nj his ruciil.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
THE BATON ROUGE GAZETTE.
tupti"bEb WEEKLY ~
WILLIAM RI ADAMS.
otfis. .p rlgtids street.
rir, u.

T6s NATION ttuttGE GAZETTE is publish
eI .vetr sar,thpAy morning. at s3,on per anhun
PAYABLE in advance ct 5000 st The expifateii ol
81. months ,.....
ADVERTISING. .4=Ope dnllsf ret spiiare fct
,he first insertion. and holt that price tur every
subsequent nssrtioit==tet llhes OF less eonstitn'
ling sultafp. ,,..,...... . -.
fEAhI,y ADVERTISING Merchants, Ira
,l.ts sni uthets. viii be contracted with OH the
nr,s librtal terr,s .,.;.,.,.,.r
POLITICAL ADDRESSES. for the escl''-
ave benefit II indiv viduas. will be charged as ads
sptierinpnts ys.... ,..,......,
All ADVERTISEMENTS Of . Personal
NATURE kwheneHet admitted will I've chafeen
the rate Of two dollars pes sqafa. a'd payment
,"uuitrtl invariably III advance ", !,
All Advertisements i,ut marked with The i,uttis
tss ~ insertions wi be puR Rshed I'LL lorbid " u
he option Of The publishef
PROFESSIONAL Ap,SRTlsEMhNrB'
r., ten lines pr less. not altSsable. months O.
.s DO 10 DO do do do 10.
Do do do do do year 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31

Lire AssURAHoE4--Miss Nj, n
young lady Of considerable attractions,
chanced 10 be seated at dinner party next
to gentleman remarkable for his biiliancy
Of wit. who had long been one Of her train
Of admirers. The conversation turned upon
the uncertainty Of human life. II mean
to insure MINE said the young lady,
archey, "in the HOPE. - "fn the hope of
what p said her admirer; IA single life
10 hardly worth insnring; propose we
should insure our lives together, and if you
have no objection | should prefer tho
Alliance
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
BATON ROUGE,

fI'llE undersigned respectfully informs the citi
/ Pens Of Baton Rouge as well as the public
generally. that he is now prepared To execute all
orders in his line with prompts1ess and despatch
Thankful for the past iavets. he hope to meet
with share of public patronage. The factory
is situated cn the Totnite Road near ts intersec-
,icn with the plains road J. plrET.
p r. Orders itt III M fafon, BHh,t. ,eiit B, "a
,r.tsd ,,tth r,ptptats. and despttch june g. ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31

GETTING OFF EAsY-One Of the States
passed an act that no dog should go at
large without uuzzIe, aud man was
brough. mp for infringing the statute. In
defence, he alleged that his dog had
mnzzIe. "Howis that ?" quoth the justice.
"Ohr' said the defendant, "the act says
nothing Of where the muzze should he
placed, and as thought the animal wonld
like the fresh air, put the muzzle on his
tail, /"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
BarsS nspss. agtaApss,st, 1850.

Rev. Jhittstt WBbBBkibak
Dur si=Ntahy Of tbs itienhsfs sf ybut church
Hld congregation have Expressed desire to have
The sefiith delivered bt VBti 1f the death ef the
late President vf The United States published We,
the undersigned, therefore respectfully solicit q
copy cfit tbl publication.
Yuur Obediant Servants,
SAN, t. Isstf = A. Wansss,
\. H. K WHITLEY, J. PHitbits,
VIZ, Husbs. A MARTA
T. W SEYMOUR. VIA s. Piks.
n,feA HotGE, "a August, 1860.
Csrtierpn--stn eyt,iplaiiea will, the request In
vu,,r ntte If The 74d iiis | transmit hefe with a
tutt If The distauSse.
Respectfully and Truly.
]. WOODBRIDGE,
To Messrs SAN Bl1ssrt, ?. Al WAhssH, VIZ,
9. PIKE, and others
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
F,bsrf Nv Nep Orleans Camtafrrinf Tynrs.

n DEC A. is4b.
ns~rts4nY Y--4Dr 4 Chandler We bea tt call
attsntt ~ the advertisement Of Dr tland'pf, IN al
cst column Dr. C's professional merit ,as We have
hal prr.sirn to espefpi,ce Is Of the highest order
n mechanical dentistry. he is Unsurpassed by any
". have efknussn his wotk being eseratet IF the
most scientific principles. and put ont Of his liaiit n
STYLE Of finish TINT tet,dereh m otlect OF reasng
interest evei, 10 the ere--eit eleeaht and yet dur.
able. For the innof operations NJ Ills art, surh as
settine filling. scaling a,i esfaaths. be has hand
uf ste address ind deliebry We heartily cuiiirt,end
.ur ftie,nls TO No. Cl,artfess street
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
McdiCincsI MSdtcfnes SIT
JOHN &. LANOIE.
In the Post 0fIlcc Room lrarucy uouse

H ANlNG received the Agency of the follow.
Il ina named Paiem Medicines can assure his
friends and the public thai he will always have
large supply on hand and will guarantee them
60 bc genuine aud fresh,
Townsend's Sarsararilla,
Wynkoops, do
DAVIS Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tan
Wis,srs Balssm cf Wild Cherry,
Nerve aud Bone Lniment,
Davis Horse Liniment,
Tobias Liniment,
Dallcy's Pain Extractor
Mothtt's Pills,
Wricht's do,
Erandreihs do ....
AcComhie's Restcranvea
Tcnurc's Specific. 1t
Billings Astringcnt
.heuman's Cough Lozenges,
Csmphor, do and many others which he thinks
is useless TO mention, bu, will alway. be ready
70 show when called upSa.
june S ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
Inr,te saIes ana small profits.
CHARLES A. LIONS
"oNE PRICE,
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.

yyTHERF ney I've found, as us,tal. The Nm mn
w largest aud tnost beautiful assortment" "VfE'fh
Of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING W.
-, Baton Rouge.
The following il only partial list Of articles
summer Dress Coats, FrOcks,
kMrs. Polk III. ETC..
French Merino Of Drap a Ee l'fucks. Dress Goats,
Sars. pckas. and Latnartines.
English Mefino and pafametto Fteekss.
Black and tolnred alpaca saess pnlkas,
Isn,artnes and Short Trucks
All linen. checked and striped polkas.
Black and ncle colofed Cashmerette pelkas
Fancy colored kossuth Cloth and Tweed do
Light quality blark cloth skeleton sacs,
and Isah,artines.
Plantations.
French figured merino nddfapde Iufe ran'sleons
do mefino or drap d Etc psnselo"nss
Real India Nankeen do
French linen drill, white and eelered do
Brown. yellow and white linen do
French and American cotteuade, do
vests.
Eupet Black snA cplored elk and satin vests
do flein and figured bafathea do
h Do Light silk. satin cashmere do
do White and eolsred Nlarseilles do
do Fancy colcred and embroidered
Linen. do
All ef the latest stves--Rolling cellars and
double breasted
shirts. Hosiery. Cravats, etc.,
saperhhe, all linen, shirts==latest styles.
do and medium quality muslin Ihifts,
latest styles,
csuae silt. Gause metino, Ganze cotton and
Gauze Flannel tndeishirts.
Brown White and pink eattpn tndershirts
and drawers.
Liale Thread undershrts and drawers
beautiful goods.
Red. blue and White Flannel and Merine
shirts and drawers
Very rich styles fancy Crayats. French
and italian black silk Cravats
silk and linen hankerchiets Lisle Thread;
Linen and silk Gloves.
Iisle Thread, cotton and inerino hslf~hese.
Silk and Gingham Umbrellas, carpet bags, etc
Also.
A large assortment Of variety articles, Game
Bags. Fish rods. Lines Hooks. and other articles
suitable To the sports OF the season for all Of which
the lowest prices will be asked and no dertatioa
june ., ly,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31

/ MaRg1gp--At Rochester. Feb. 10. by
the Rev, Mr.. Wolf, Mr. Silas Lion TO Miss
Edith Lamb.
An exchange paper calls this a beastly
affair, but it reminds ma rather Of that era
spoken Of in holy writ: "The Lion and
the Lamb shall lie down together and n
little child" our Bible is absent and we
forget the remainder Of the quotation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31

Oh KITS Salmen and Mackcrel, 10 hhls. No.
JUS, Macserel; 2os bbs. No i, Nackercl
bhls Pitch do. rurpentine 90 kegs Tar.
Fer sale al the Planters Store
s't: lar, No. = CagreA assy4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31

FROM FFf UHt5HFFfFH
@ Esrr. 9. 1s4T.
Dr. Chandler. We have recently seen very
fi,i. piece Of Workmanship in Dentistry, executed
br THE gentleman. II il. plate u gnll with teeth
inserted 10 MI VI warranty IN tnft uF The jaw and
palate which had been eaien away Ivy cahceruts
lisease The individual lit whott II wss done, had
been suffering fhr considerable time, hnitt an TN
selty falling III Of portion Of his cheek aud lip,
which horribly tisptired him The substitute FIR
ishet by the deS,rris hand Of Tie Dentist, IL 80 ef
fersI as perfectly 10 hide the rarases nads by the
diseas. nj the same tine. si,bsatses admirably the
process Of mssieshon. II il a beautiful specimen Of
sH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
Bacon, Lard, Flour, Be-.

90 Casks Smoked Shoulders. Casks Plain
~ Hams, 100 Kegs Pure leaf Lard. so hbls.
fresh Flour, Just received from ST. Louis and
Fr salesy Lhne siy) JOHN PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31

-It is estimated that there are seven.
|ty practicing Iysicians. within san Fron-
cisco.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
10. q. +,

DEsnrN LODGE, NO, u Regularly ~
lJSte,cd Meetings. every Thursday Eve. y
sing. MAGNOLIA ENCAMpMENT. n y
NO 4 Regular Stated Meetings, the second and
fourth saturday Evenings IN each month, juno s,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
A DISCOURSE,
on ritz DEATH or GENERAL TAYLOR.
beliveted on the ptst ef tuiy, tsJu, III The Pres
tyletian Church. Baton huuge.

sv tat,tssl wcorpe,pax. tAsros.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

rHlIE regular meetings of CAPITOL sssnoe
l. pIffSiON No 90, s, Of T.. are held sssfNas
On every Moaday Ereatss, at 7 O'Clock, h~ssN
preriscly--in Odd Fellows Hall, Lafayette st.
Ey order Of the W p.
June $, RlCHAEE IOUCkS II s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-26
The Fire of Yesterday morning.

In a postscript in our paper Of yesterday, we gave
hurried details of most disastrous fire, which de-
stroyed the machinery establishments of Messrs
Cameron, M'Dermid g. Mustard, Messrs. Lockwood
a. johnson, and a number of other buildings
The late hour at which the conhagration &C.
cured, the flames not having been suppressed at
the time we wrote, prevented us from giving full
particulars. In addition TO the establishment of
Messrs. Cameron d Co., there We're DESTROYED on
the South side of Hasel street continued, a store
house and several small buildings, a two story
wooden house at the corner of Concord and Hasell
streets, occupied by A. Gessel as grocery store,
owned by Mr.. Patton, all of which were insured
part in the Charleston Insurance and Trust, and
part in the South Carolina Insurance Company.
On the North side of Hasell street, three small
buldngs-one occupied as a grocery by Frederick
Bosch, one used by Messrs. Cameron g. Co. as
pattern shop, and the other vacant, all owned by
the estate of johnson, were entirely consumed,
with their contents, on which there was no insu-
rance.
On Concord street, the foundry and machine es.
adjustment owned and occupied by Messrs Lock.
wood IL Johnson, and blacksmith shop, owned by
Messrs, Jefords a. Seaman containing all the tools
necessary for carrying on the business, but not yet
occupied, fell a prey TO the flames, none of which
were insured.
On the north side of Pritchard street, two and
a half story wooden dwelling, owned by the estate
Of Knox, and occupied by Mrs L. X. Knox as a
residence, was scorched, and the out buildings at
tached, destroyed. Also two and half story
wooden dwelling near by, and small wooden
dwelling house entirely destroyed. Both of these
houses were unoccupied, and were insured at the
Agency OF the Hartford Insurance Company, for
$500.
A large wooden building, occupied by T. J, Kerr
as warehouse, and owned by Msssrs' CsmsroR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-26

IL Co, with its contents, was burned; insured for
$780, in the Charleston Trust and Insurance Com
pany. It contained 300 bales hay-lO0 OF which
was saved--owned by R. 81 ]. Caldwell /; and 100
hhds. molasses owned by Matheson 81 Simons.
All insured at the South Carolina Insurance Com
pany.
On the south side of Pritchard street is large
wooden workshop, unoccupied, and owned by
Lewis Pezant, which was badly scorched on the
front facing the north.
A negro fellow, attached to one of the Ward en-
gnes while going to the fire, fell suddenly dead in
Pinckney street. He the property of Mr..
Abel Mckee. An inquest was held over his body.
The verdict of the jury was that he came to his
death by disease of the heart
The total loss of property by this calamity, it is
hardly possible to estimate, for the reason that the
destruction involves a loss of machinery and me-
chanical apparatus which has an inappreciable
value. The several insurance and agency offices o.
city are, in the aggregate sufferers to the amount
Of about seventeen thousand dollars. lCharlestor
| Courier, 10th,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-26
steam to tho Mediterranean.


Weare pleased with the suggestion by one of our
Northern exchanges, OF the practicability and pro-
prety OF establishing line Of steamers to the
Mediterranean sea. While we are building and
equipping noble line Of steamships for England,
France, the Pacific, China and the American coast
wholly neglectng rich source of profit in
the Mediterranean trade. A line of not very heavy
steamers would pay well in freight and passengers,
to touch at Lisbon and Oporto, Cadiz, Gibraltar,
Malaga, Barcelona, Marseilles Genoa Leghorn Ma
pies, the ports of the Levant, Egypt and Malta.
Such vessels would be crowded with Messengers.
out and home-and although no verv heavy goods
are imported from the Mediterranean. vet MIXED
and valuable as well as lipht articles would he sen,
bv This CONVEYANCE nav;ng D,of,ahlo fro;nh,
The Governnent too con,d afford 70 r,,, so1,a
thing handsome for CARRYING the mails a. ,,e ha,.
ALWAYS large snpaJron in The Msd;,.,,anaa,
Probablv The now line Of n,onsller. ,,h;oL 90
hsing bn;lt for M Cun.rd snd which ,siII 49,,
laros cargoes nav be DroCerr.a ALL event. 49,,
arc d.cdedl,, of oy;nio, a., ,;r 81 ..o.a~ g..
N. Msd;,srr.rsar ,,,oud no., ,,,aI ho, -
and n.s.on,rars larad 49,, I",,;. -
ness or n 10 ,,,,.a,,;, e ,,iaa-,,ss
40 f-or, ~ o,,,,,.,, ~ c.,y
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