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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
EJrry'S EviC0NSicr0 zss.

A Preparation for the HAIR, so cheap that all can
N afford it, and yet so popular that the cl'c every
where use and praise it. 4 fresh supply direct from
New York, received and for sale at
Nov. 8. Ii. j. bEll-il ..
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!

TNIIE Subscriber intending to close his business, OIL
icrs his Stock Of Groceries at extremely low prl-
ccs for CASH. All who desire bargains would do
wcll do call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere.
Nav o-sSu l.. VI. ABBOTT
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
CSsaIC this Tine,

GONE LAMP OIL that will burn; also. Burning
= Fluid Lnsccd Oil and Pure White Lead, II, IL
and Gallon Cans for Burning Fluid, &c. &C. Received
by Rail Road, and now ready for inspection and sale
At H. j. DELAYS
November O.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
REAH5XED!

TNHE Goods " il expectancy" last week are now
L coming to hand On Saturday received thirty
four packages and among which some ofmy richest
SILKS, splendid worsted winter DRESS GOODS.
Also. beautiful assortment of French Embroideries,
low priced and rich embroidered Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
from l0c. to 81 each
~ Having paid Cash for my entire stock of Now
York Goods shall be able to offer great inducements.
More uaoa i. w. BONNEY.
Oct. i. ~ ~
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
Negro Shoes.

A LDEN g. MURRAY respectfully invite the At
n .cution Of Planters TO their stock OF NEGRO,
SHOES, comprising various qualities, OF lilclr own
,nonuCrturc very heavy and warranted, good. and at
lower nriccs than the Northern manufactured Shoe can
be bought, Of the same quality.
Oct. IL. o. i"''
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

rtNIIE Subscriber having. by recent arrivals compile
L ted his FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
most respectfully offers them to the public for spcc
ton at the formerly occupied by Mcssrs H. Levy
,E Son. They consist in part: us follows:
Plain and printed Mouslincs and Cas!mercs; watcrcd
and jail Black Silks Black Satin NatiOial Black Gro
dc Naples Black Cllallcys; English and French Bom-
bazimcs l, Canton Cloths; Rich BrocaGcs and Change
able Gro dc l.ricS Figured and Colorod Brilltantc
Rose de Chcnc and other light colorcd Silks for cvc-
ming dresses.
4 large assortment Of Silks and Velvet Trimmings
Lace and Claim Gmps Black and CoOrcd silk FrnScs
silk and Coronation Dress Buttons. Besides full
sortrcnt OF EMBROIDERY, embracing the latest
STYLES of Muslin and Lace Sleeves Embroidered Fronts
French Worked and Trimmed Lace and Muslin Col
lars Imitation Valencia and Osborne Muslin Collars
Sccondnourning and Black Grape do, Black and Co.
lorcd MantaS. Mode Color and Black Cashmere
Shawls Black and Colorcd Ginghams English and
French Prints Stewart Paids and Plaid Mermo, for
childrcn's dresses
Silk, Wool and Cotton Hosiery, Dimtcs, Hair
Cloth and Madonna Skirts, Fronting Linens, Birdeye
and Russia Diapers Linen ard Cotton Shrctngs, brown
and hcachcL Table damISk. Colorcd Cotton and W or
stcd Table Covers. embossed Piano Covers
Blcaclicd and brown lIomcspuns, Linscys, Pcnltcn-
iary riaidS, Marlboro Stripes and Dcnlns lor house
F,rnjtrrc Prints and Dimiics Marsccs Quilts and
Conrtor;rrcs. Bath and Whitney Bed Blankets, Crib
Blankets OF all sizes.
Also.
variety Of Sattnclts, Jeans and other light Cloths,
suitable for Boys and Gcnticincns wear, PLAIN and
fancy CassnicrcS English and French Broad Cloths,
&c. &C. &C. &c. &c.
As some unavoidable delay occurred in receiving
the above Goods they will be sold at the lowest prl'
ccs. ard at figure which am confident will compare
with the lowest in this market.
cE:;"I also continue to purchase Cotton and other
Country Produce for which the highest market price
will be given and to act rs Agent for both the Banks
in this place. and will give my attention to the Rccclv-
ing and Forwarding Of Goods consigned to my care.
G. MATlIESON.
Nov. ) 50 Win
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
S22l4.02

The charges and credits marked thus are for mo-
nes borrowed and returned and do not enter into
ccipts or expenditures.
THO. SALMONP, Chairman.
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n%Hrer.
CIR.
Dec lS BY paid C. l.. Clattcn for Cnrpcn-
ter work and materials for Court
House aid Smith work and maicTi-
ais for Jail, S.'S1i
Feb. l5 Paid Robt. Wood, draft on c. L.
Cllattcn for iron railing for Court
House, 94'so
March @ Paid c. L. Chattcn for r. Bonncls
bill for freight and comns on iron
rail and granite and rail road freight
on stone blocks for Court House, lOSlI
s. Paid y. II. Slular, agent, laying
hearth. l.oo
0. Paid r. j. McCrcight for banding
seal press Cli. Office, l'o
4" Paid Il. J. McCrcg!lt for repair ol
lock. Gomr Eqty Office 10
April 30. Paid William Wheeler tor money
borrowed for G3 days with inter-
cst* 3O3.6i
June TO- Paid Tom Scott for making now
curb and putting it in; removing
x one and cleaning Jail we'll lOo
l6. Pad McDowa Il Cooper for well
bucket. Lio
July g. Paid J. NJ. Collier for cleaning ditch,
and +. Punch for hopping 6 tubs,
10 cts each for Jail. l2o
IS Paid Joseph Wicngcs for building
wall and liking iron railing, &C. iOr
Court lIousc, l2o0o
"2S Paid p NJ Johnson for Execution
book and freight for Shift Office, 1925
Sept TO- Paid D. H. Shular Qor Monday L.
500 bricks, at IS per thousand, for
Court House. l2oo
Nov. 3. Dv note Of Com'rs pd. by ]. ". Do
6y. Tax Collector X. Dist. Oh 30th
June lS52* 5.O0
" g. Paid G. L. Chattcn for materials and
work done 10y him on the Jail and
Court House, 2l1.l6
BY balance 3l6.o2
S22lAO2
D. L. DESAUSSURE, Treas c. P. B. X. D.
Camden, Nov. g. 1852. st
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
REMOVAL.
LUMBER EOR SALE
Still They Come.

Still They Come.
TENIIE subscriber has received his entire stock Of
i Goods. Last week came to hand large and
well selected assortment of Mems and Boys Clothing,
of all sizes, qualities and descriptions. They be
purchased very low for Cash. and will be sold the
same terms to punctua customers which is consider
ed as good as cash. Come large and small you viii
all find sizes to suit. E. ". BONNEY.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
aDYsINgsTIsATOEs,S SALE.

DY order Of the Court Of Ordinary Of kcrslaw Dis
- trict, | will sell at Public Auction before th
Coar, House in Camden OH the first Monday in Janu
ary next
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
Egurtn Arsuua; E;:ir :sOsHia G;aEoiissis
Enssittste-Rg2isit:s

TsNIiE South. Carolina Rail Road have reduced their
L fare to allow persons to visit Charleston during
these Exhibitions from the 18Th to 18th inst. All per-
sons coming to these exhibitions and returning by the
23d. will he charged but one fare.
Articles intended for exhibition at the Fair will be
b ought and returned by the SOu-Carolina Rail Road
for ONE FARE.
The steamboats, running from this port to Fiorda
have also reduced their fare for these exhibitions
Other Rail Roads in this State and Georgia have
also been applied to for the same purpose:
WlLMOT G.. DESAUSSUREr Sccry.
Nov. O. 80
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
SIS MORE!

IN addition to the Goods received last week, have
the pleasure of announcing that have this day re-
cciycd FlFTY-FlVE PACKAGES more. My stock
now embraces very general assortmcnt-a few Lead
ing articles give below which are well worth the at
tcnticn of persons in pursuit Of handsome and ceop
Goods.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
All-wool Dclaincs fancy and solid coors
Cashmcrcs, do do do
Printed Turquoise a new article, Vay '1eh
DO Spun Silk do do do
Rich colorcd Pou dc Silks s
Do do Gro dc Rhine
Ono niece Rich White Silk for Bridal Dresses
Norcrlloni Silks. all colors, for Scarfs &c.
plain Black Silks somo very fino
All Pachas and Bombazines
Dress Trimmings, great variety
DIack and white Grape Shawls, plain and embd
Rich embroidered Handkcrchicts, with names
Love Wells and Yelling
Best French Kid Gloves ladies' and gcntlemen's
Mcrno and Raw Silk Vests do s. do
Coorcd Gauntlcts and Buck Gloves do do
Embroidered Underslecves Cuffs Collars, &C.
Patent Skirts and Skirting Cloths &C. &c &c. &c =.
Oct.9. r. w. BoNNE1. -
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Of the Commissioners Of Roads Of hersda"
aDiytrict at Foil Term, 1852.

For Sale.
A PRIME new four horse Wagon with harness
N Apply S@the Wateree House.
Nov 9 4S52. st
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12

lust EsgGCElEED.-A general aSsormcn
J of Ladies' SHOES and BOOTS. Somcncw styles
bv WORKMAN &BOONE.
August 6. G3
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
OxygcyaaeGd s3itiCrs.

CXyg2kaiaeG0 s3itiCTS.
A SMALL invoice ofthcsc highly recommended and
N much.calIed for Bittcrs. Received per Railroad
and for sale at Il. J. DELAYS.
Nov. 8
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Scggars.

NEGRO SHOES, Of superior quality. Just re-
~ ccived by j. ". BONNEY.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
GOODS,

TN Silks French Dclaincs Canton Cloths, AImccas
I Gnghams and Cacocs all of Il most superior
quality Now receiving at >,-,c,
Ocr II NJ. & r. KENNEDY'S.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12

sSy~ We are authorized to announce THOMAS
BASKIN, Esq as candidate for Sheriff at the eiisu
: ng election.
II. 0. o. E.-Kersl,aw Lodge, No. s..
rENHE Regular Meeting Of this Lodge viii bc hcd
at their Hail. this Evening, at o'clock
q WILLIAM SHIEL, Secretary.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
Woollen Goods.

Yarn and Oznaburss
900 BUNDLES Concord Yarn; 30 do Mount Dear
AOU born do. 30 pes DeKalb Oznaburgs Fol
sale by W. c. MOORE
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12
Fresh E':sIliIrilst

y WORKMANS DRUG STORE.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-12

Expected in a few days choice lot Of FINE SHOES,
of every description, comprising many new and beau
tlful STYLES. Scpt2S.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20
Writing for glory and printing for fun,
Is surely n game Mt which LITTLE Is won

The papers announce the death of J. P. Nor
ton Professor of Agricultural Chemistry in Yale College
lie the editor of the American edition of Stephens
Book Of the Farm.
A traveller in stage coach, not famous for
its swtness inquired the of the coach fellow
passenger replied II think it is the Regulator fr
observe ali the other coaches SO by it''
K French officer, quarreling with Swiss, re-
preached him with his countrys vice of fighting either
side for money iwile Frenchmen, said he fight for
Donor Yes, SIR replied the Swiss, every fights
for that he most wants.
ssI thought you told us that your woods was
good place go hunting now. tramped it three
general thing the less game there is the hunt
ing you have,'
At late alarming fire in the Palace of the
Eysee every article in the study of Louis Eapoeon fur
nure. papers etc, reduced to ashes. Fortunately
several of the most valuable articles had been removed
the Emperor Napoleon =.
The French steam lne-of- battle ship Napoleon
lately went by aid of her engines alone eleven and hall
and twelve knots hour. Tho Napoleon Is the mosi
powerful vessel aoat the She carries ninety
guns two months provisions and one months water fo
its of nine hundred and its stock of fuel ex
| ceeds one thousand tons.
| A NewYork paper says the late Robert G
Sands sued for damages in of breach promise
marriage He offered two hundred dollars to heal hi
hundred dollars for ruined hopes. blasted e hun
dred dollars for all this, No never, Make il tee
and us bargain ?"
A convention is said to be nearly conclude
between the French, Spanish and Portuguese govern
ments for the construction of railway to connect tn
three capitals of France. Spain aud Portugal For tht
purpose each government viii engage to favor the ferma
ton of companies centruiSng the funds necessary forth
execution of this great undertaking of which the s
steps have already been taken by the Spanish
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20
rion, still he had given his word and it was sa-

rion, still he had given his word and it was sa-
cred.
The satin domino is no longer the ideal Of his
heart, but assumes the most repulsive form in
his imagination, and becomes in place Of his
good angel-his evil genius.
We'll, time rolls on he is to return in n few
days; it is once more the carnival season; and
IN Vienna, too, that gay city. He joins in the
festivities of the masked ball, and what wonder
nils his brain, when, about the middle of the
evening, the white domino steals before him in
the same white satin dress he had seen her
wear a year before, at the French Opera House
in Paris. Was it not fancy
'' come, Colonel Eugene Merville, to hold you
to your promise she said, laying her hand
lightly upon his arm
'' Is this reality or d dream ~ asked the
amazed soldier.
"Come, follow me, and you shall see that it
is reality" continued the mask, pleasantly
81 will
s'Have you been faithful to your promise "
asked the domino, as they retired into saloon
Most truly, in act, but alas fear not in
heart.'
ssIndeed p g.
sc 1t is too true, lady, that have seen and
loved another, though my VOW to you has kept
me from saying so to her.
s' And who is this that you thus loye,''
9: will be frank with you, and you will keer
my secret''
'sMost religiously.''
'sIt is the Baroness Won woldoff,' he said
with sigh.
'sAnd You really love her -
ssAlas only too dearly said the soldier
sadly.
"Nevcrtheless, must hold you to your prom
Use. Here is the other half of the ring; car
you produce its mate ~
9" Here it is,'' said Eugene Merville
ss Then |, too, keep my promise said the
domino, raising her mask, and showing to his
astonished view the face Of the Baroness Von
Woldoff
Sc All, it was the sympathy of true love that
attracted me, after all '' exclaimed the young
soldier as he pressed her to his heart She had
seen and loved him for his manly spirit and
character, and having found by inquiry that
he was worthy Of her love, she had managed
this delicate intrigue, and had tested him, and
now gave to hin, her wealth, title, and every
thing! They Were married with great pomp
and accompanied the Arch Duke to Paris Ma
poleon, to crown the happiness of his favorite
made him, at once, General of the Division.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20


BY MRS. FRANCIS os6ooD.
She sits like some enchanted maid
Amid the thoughtless, joyous thron2
For Heaven hallowing touch has laid,
10 charm her life from care and wrong
She T,.9ds no speech-a power is hers
Mop pure, more worthy of the name
A Passionate eloquenee to which
Our uttered words are weak and tame.
The very soul of language fills
Those dark. wild, earnest. pleading eyes,
Each movement talks, each gesture thrills
The gaser's heart like plaintire sighs.
Oh. could she speak, the soul that pours
Its music now through every glance
That kindles every wistful smile
Would waste in words its wealth perchance
We should not mark that pale pure face
Lit up with every waking thought;
Nor watch the eager, eloquent grace,
Her heart, denied tongue. has taught.
And could she hear the discord round.
The worldly jest the idle vow,
Would drown the low sweet hymn of lore
That plying angels sing her now
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

/ We tajte, fran, Ia 1,s,,f..s ss. = y ~
aay q ne ness efosshs ~ e ssauss Esscps wiish
Aronr t,,s as W.. X, 'nas
Thomas Barring 81 II she princs q Ne,,ss sl; -.
p q NASSAU ~ Dgn ea,aao Us MoreiTa Ne ~ NM
Thomas Morgan. bearer * 'ispaenEea ~
Cotton III Lfyernoal was stgdv asy., ~. =
note il other articles Of trade = =
ENGLAND.
wna aanesr ne iegs & no sl s n e s
either freight passage The tonnage likely - ~ NJ
twssn tbis date and the end q segtsmbar fron
The Irish fax crop this season PROMISES 10 exssy
abundan. especially In the province III U1star
Maeasley the Eissorians heaaf i sc ssis III MI
doubted he will be able to take hisseat Ss ns
Lament. to which he has been elected for EdinhssE
fs boat is baIt 4 NEE. . sess H. aboas @ 8
vas this wood @ md sok fastened sossssr m
glue, and formed right itsef when 0ysssst n
cannot be STAYED " ~ sss
Hon Abbott Lawrence an family ss4 = = s1vrf
pedestrian Il At present engaged sf &sseSssxsr NJ
walking fifteen hundred miles Il, one tios1ss1lI
hours He has completed about -fourtk d IL d.
letter f9ag, Psei sss III os MAJ snvz a.
ken of as more tbsn ussv arpe aa
- 80 5ss se ~ y If ~ ~ ssss
few days snce, Prince Roman, catoi,e Bs..,,s ii
ss. Hyacinshs Canada and Lsresqus cpsdtHtos set
oI hsa an aaoence VITA Louis Mn9o@fu phen
.as eA MMSh VIA t1e W
" W ~ aUntEsel, And xnz
snsir M !. rsliet. s. 81 ssssss esss
system 4 Iniansry tactics WHICH & I & aSs a sees
l'isT sT;ars WE I; ishDn y @ I, &
remnants Of the cid tionary ~
ane snplscs " @ y We elsa.on o.
sppy n ap R.ase = os Y :
DarosAss = - z e s.. ois. ~ slss
F - so.. ans sa1oIs ssapcf1s naacsss sss
; ug, s.r.sn t, 80 =
stIengtnening tne steam navy AnuI oshsrf
a r.ss 'au xs, M snas .ne s
lis @ Mazsgfan ana Annioai ef W guns each ~ b4nE
TI,e peris rirs,so - ttg =, ..,,,,
hons new boos a IN ~ q z 57S An 'sss
The author il ,,ot e<nfa,,t yh
to his custom tla ters~v ,s
NTgs sss ~ .iss - EApeI 70 mn ~
gun On the 1ath A9sa,st -, h,.sr - ~ -
esa,,Irs; u w ~ MotEe Dai1e ~ Gx1e9
Wisehan Hon M Spencer better known 81 The Psez
stpnist Monk lgnattus ard large bedy Uk Ffench
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

The NewYork Mirror has scathing artieles
on the in which Steamboat nasigstun IS son-
our fast steamboat get up mammoth basttp
the Hudson to be painted black aud caeft the hsarse
The beli.tss this enterprise vould entite tho
to thans af the community The fare to Albany,
rather to Egqiiiy might be advanced little by adyes
tsing to FURNISH eelins graiis.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20
Mutual BENEFIT Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
k Incorporated April iSts dividend OF so pe-
Two Years. Businesa.
Office, No. 8S CAMP ST. bosen Gasier and Common as
BUsIkEss COMPANY LIPR
This Company being organised sey protection policy
aers and their ne want AID poverty its
Great National Benevolent uaon
sd principles and afoIs for small sruuai during
e large aud handsome iUws children after
ES All policy holaars whether for life
the Company.
Creditors r1arrisd can
effect the ! Of her has5aui
htreof aud Children free from The Claims Of creditors.
TRUSTEES:
Joar 9 Aiisou 1aaac Iohason Edward Hrarrov,
Joha EsSan. samrel Stewart, Richard Mccall,
S5bart j. WsTd, T. H. l:arton, J.PGrkine,
Joseph Wa!ker VIM. hiure. Arnold FIsITa.5
DIRECTORS:
Z. ". sewell, Thos c. Je,kins P.g Taylor,
Edw. Ienner GoEe, John H. Cuffan G. G. Steevar,
III. ID. Cohen, L. spangeubers Fl, Rhodewald,
Samuel Wod, John A. poughe,ty, c. III. Luhsrford,
O. Wtekhan, John Claiborne h. C. ArmiEtasd
Geo, W. Smith, NJ c. Hall, h. Bein,
He Heattt, E. II. Wingate.
4. J. Wsppxasqas Id. D., Medical Beard OF
H. q fir snrr aetaa,y NJ cossH' a,.orasy.
RIeaLnp NJ D.. No. Magazine street Medical Examiner
who VII! be as the Office daily tiouh nElPast 2to2Ph
! b the Charter onlg $4,000 is taken inglo life.
~ This Company prepared entertain applications
issue Policies all heaiy persons and
Negroes Table Rates Board which
than the charged the without
their residence the South Blythe charter
available twotirds Of ter acn
where the party hes paid his pranums in full
California ewYork rates, Prospectus
Table Rates and all information Life Insurance. papers
effect insurance. be had at She CEce
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges.
Efs' Oihce hourp, A. L. o5P.E.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20
DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
TIE DEAF AND DUMB GIRL.

9F THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

AnyaYeS OF THE CHOLERA " ErRopr. The accounts
from Warsaw Poland Of the most distressing clarac
ter the cholera has ragged there with unprecedented
violence On the 18th ut the number attaeked was 40
CT whom 201 died, and 1474 under Treatment
in the hospitals Of the CITY, From the first
OF the disease about oHehaf Of the attacks had
fatal but slight Improvement in the returns gave son
hopes that its fury had abated But however distressing
these accounts are it is far more alarming learn that
this frightful malady is advancing west weird 54ss
From Landsberg it threatening Breslau and III
progress towards Berlin is watched with deep anxietv
whilst northwards along the whole Of the vst1
to the Baltic the Inhabitants of the numerous towns and
villages have been carried away in great mbers In
some villages two-thirds of the have neris1n
At Berinthe alarm is very great and medical men have
been dispatched to the frontiers to their eGts tostay
the pesenee. As the of this destructive dsaas6
is precisely that which marked its track former
the next accounts are looked for with great
letter of the 15t says that the cholera at present
committing such ravages in the neighborhuod
arose from making some excavations in the ceeter 81
Las near Kasch where the victims of the choerS 81
1882 were buried Almost after work
several Of the Vorkmen employed in the wers
seized with the Epidemic which has spread with great
malignity. ~ -ssHsss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

The Massachusetts, Legislature, at its last ses.
sion passed law hxing the pe,aty for sntisins gri
year in the State Prison fine net eaceed SIooV or
both fine Imprisonment at the discretion shy court
man famed Coyle was arrested he epssring th
hosa cf the Irest to married to the daughter Of
Bernard Connolly The girl being under and the
ther net having been obtained poer tosle bad
10 give bail to stand his trial $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

How To IsLl AAlfGaToR.-The Boston Fesi sfsssA an
account of the way officer in the British AIRY of
India killed alligator and thinks it may hlsl sug
gestea the voaic battery in the capture whar
alligator had established himself close to ford to The
disgust and terror of the neighborng population The
officer sowed up six pounds Of gnnpowdsr the stomach
OF nice fresh kid with which he went trolling for the
creature as fisherman for pike. Having bolted 1t greed
y the brute sunk to the bottom enjoy its digestion
leisure His scientific enemy then applied roitaie
terry to copper wire running through his fishing e and
there violent tunuluous boiling Of the water laIgs
torn pieces floating hither and thtes III the eddy The
aigatar's life and his aiauer finished togstier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20
home Mutual Insurance Company of
NEW ORLEANS,

g With aubscribed capital Of sa7ssoa prepared
applications for
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RlsEs.
at Office OF the Company, No. so GRAVIER ETREET.
Every rguring with II
profa divided among those company Is
earnings 70 be invested here under the control OF the
This estabshed purely the mutual principal Of
and the Trustees believe this subscription {s2Ts
security to the policy holders. "
Tie portfolio of the etee
wiahng to make insurance with it.
ALEXANDER BROTHER Presiit at,
JOHN r. SHAW Vice President.