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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01

TIE DEGREES OF SLEEP.-Few ofour read .
ers, perhaps are aware that the human body
falls asleep by degrees. According to M.
Cabins French Psychologist. The muscles
Of the legs and arms lose their power before
those which support the he'd, and these last
sooner than those which support the backand
he illustrates this by cases Of persons who
sleep on horseback; or while they are stand
ing or walking" He conceives that the sense
of sight sleeps frst;then the sense of taste;next
the sense of smell; next that of hearing; and
lastly that of touch. He maintains also that
he viscera fall asleep one after another, and
sleep with different degrees Of soundness.
MAsoNs IN VIRGINIA AT the recent annu.
al communication of the Grand Lodge of Free
Masons, held in Richmond. there We're in Vir-
ginia $50 Lodges and 9,sl9 members The
Lodge receipts for the previous year amount
to $35,457 sc, limitations, 76s; admitted by
card, l9l; deaths. 20; number OF Brothers re
lieved, s94; number Of widowed famiIi,s re-
lieved, 49,, amount paid for relief, $12.22S %;
amount paid for the education of orphans, ST..
1913 SO,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01
OBIE UARY.

DIED, at Bath Alum. Va July 3d. Rev. JUSTIN Ed
WARDS, d of Andover Mass His remains will be
removed to Andnver for interment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01

From the Richmond Enquirer If the 2sih
THE source from which The following com
munlcation proceeds, entities il TO publication
IN our columns. We shall have much 10 say
respecting the subject matter of he commune
cation, before such measure is carried into a
law of the land
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01

To me Democratic Editorial Corps Of the
South generally. and Of The R'chn'ond ID"
quirer IN particular:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09
GRAND STAMPEDE IN THE SENATE.

ADril
The bill extending the time Of the Mschaoics and
aders, Rank Was called nm this morning in tb SENATE
and nroduced one Of those scenes which ara a;eu,t IN
a..cytha and which fortpp.ts,v sor tho scan,v az
countrv op,v take plaee among Iuisators Who ara
Lov,n. N Tho ,.rts NJ ~. nsonI tbav r.n-s..t rh
MI, vas c.a mn ont os ,ts usna, order I.r s,.r a..
currsnce nv the vav) and the consideration of n
voted down. when Dr.. Kittrdpe. who. by mistake had
voted with the majority moved reconsideration and
,,non tho vote bepo taksn again the .or.e 10
nrocesd with thu massage of the hill -
rbs mot;on to rsconsidsr v.s varm,v and ,trarpo,s
ro.sa hv .oms of tho ser..o,. fvboss mama. iii, .,,
Won pressntv, and everv effort v.s rn.ds IN ..va IN.
question oa put n -. Al, In vain ths rs,o,,dr,,,
.as carried and thu fr,snds Of the b; srs an b,ob os
dismal change was to come over their fortunes when
the rst section vas be,np read Mr. Lacey observ,d
TO be looking round counting the number Of Senators
nrssnt Suddenly inst as the question va, being put
he snached I'm his hat and gathering of aste
.nr umned into the .i,,s and pressno his stomach
tho,oh . choer.. sn.sm had .pddsnlv st,u.h him n.
u.hd from the hall Mr. Clifton fCrchtop Chiffon he 4.
called Who ats near Mr. I.cev and follov. him ger
.,,v 4, Al, th,ngs fex,.nt the eon,trc,,v. ,,s.,
home, .esmea taken With the same di.aase ana soa,sd
his leader here "A on other occasions and Mr. Morton
Who l. not s,ov smelling rat followed o,,c unon Mr.
clfton,s heels.
Rv b. time II WAS verv evident To those remaining be
hind What the move was intended for and Mes.rs Ksmp
Dsrbe. M.K.y clifton Evans Boatpsr and Laco.te
thanking Mr. Lacey for the genius dispaved In this dem
ocratic conn deta Immediately took to their heels and
hat, and left the Senate Chamber s ,st as thew could
thus breaking the quorum; and any person looking
through one Of the windows opening upon south might
have seen all these worthy of tho people
sreakng it, as though they feared terrible accident
to that small gothic looking structure the
the yard known, by courtesy as the Attorney Generals
om.o, aoor thav ,haa fba main antrap.a o,,t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

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~ .-.s.. - Z . ~ @.1.-r ~-x s--~ ~ = A
INC, sha.S = = s,.a,..t & ~ ~ GIeSss -,
smsFHse shAf p - as>ys Fes>y I'D ~. ~ 4. -
= qasss'0s - ~. l's.'S es 49, ..l $50.
- - !. s -
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p r. tvno o. q .. .-..-S
c''es .e s1vso h'. vr.s p',pTl' - p.
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on's''.on " - ~. ~ =. -. .e"S1sy q
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= - -. q y ~ ~ -s
''e"s-s " sos'"s 80 - sss'ss :
sees' ,n ofssr ms .Ds 9os9.s -
'-.s sseo sssssss e 'eaeFs, ssa 80 v - - -
'nsc.esots - hov 10 ex's,s'os = -
ssoc'es . h1u.n - tnanp - -
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De-,ss ~ 1919 I" - sssasoFss -
s1 ~. = issosesso" - - -, - N
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-. Tt--s 49, - e'a r.n'.s ..s.
..rsI.-..- 49, - - shf's p.Fsaee'ssy
-, ~ .fra1 = !. - s..slsns .11.s = oPss.
Senators vhs drn1rsrf -, ~ - - = y q
.rc above al ur,tuv T,.sv s75 cS z s Z, ~.
~ tn.s, ,,ovs - - 2s>@z l3- n =
rhs, -. vt,,,s. - -. 1,,-sS 20 -; ~ 4z
conid sor IN. ,.pss thsv .dvo..sI. .Si "a
ar AN b. chat e.uss. rb~v N s. s ~ 5.
,onstitnenta and. "a eorfr.se va ss-s ~ ~
-, - ...,,,.,.d go 49,, 49, ,.-.n z
- '...s,.h.-.s "a ,-,a. = 2 -
:, i. r.r,.,. ...d,... .o~, - -. ssr
p,-aa-.t -ou,6 not - o. =. 49, -
.o.~ .--,.~ ,,,t th.v -,,,,a -. 80 = .s--Z
cord ~. ss..s, .A,on,..d rbss ~ q, ~.-e.-~-~
oe thssr seuap.n.ss into y, evs. - nt .~1,a,-9
- 49," 49, -. ~. ...- Il. -
- ---s.- - =, = ~'s-, ~. y 4. II
s.----x n-rssr . 49, - e.-ls ~ = - -
N - - 8 q 49,, M A. ~ ...Ss
- t.-'--s---<1'ss
Balfiworn oorrsuluur1a q : s...sss
- s.. ~, 8 ..sIs.%
DEATH OF Ms. FiLLAokk-fHk sIkIk
eAsI-AIioS " The l rIks Dh1 sl1 g J
AAIhANAoAnCh, foA-Lx AAH O4AAB--AdA91-A ~
TIVE VISIT, ETC
Csrresgsnpsnss q ~ Guseent ssfs .ls
J bArrgnps, Apl I1R
The announcement yesterday a ~ assedP = 49,
ington Of Ms Fimoses w,n q - 1xkNal -
been received with an sxpresasn = fss11sw 49, - -
prolonged until u has re-schosd sSsk fs. sssy sa
Of our widely extended iaad. N vas p ~
tions, the noble and worthy wiis q nsoas - vy
man-pngnt'y fenect'ns lpe iessfp q nn e1asse
scter ana proving ms nefpmate nossa, p n rYw
discharge OF nome dns'ss snd ne exnnse'en - - -
public sphere whtsh - epsase y ~ y - Bess
public life, Of al ne qnnises q ~ tneshasne An
lady M Ihim0ss' neoelnssopH - @7v@zey - -
loss. -. " / - s
This ahiictive even' v.n q soulFs = ~
Fillpore's proposed soutnsfn souf eusn 70 - -
the many VINO = s1s eees1 - = - 80
desirous Of svneins % nns pefsoaesy, ~
they entertain iof n.s en..,e.si, lsc ~ nesAy
Union wn,cn - :. -
The long agony ovss' - - l's q -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09
OUaCHITA RIVER.

WIN leave SATURDAY, April 8, at s O'Clock '. N.
NOR CAMDEN, ,CHAMPAGNOLE, -
u WILMINGTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA, ,HAR- L61Rs8ttJ
RIsONBURGH TRINITY and all landings o onachitaa
River.The and light draugh ssepger
No. g. r. Keeling will leave freight passage,
apply board. SMITH FIMSTER Poydas apf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09
ARKANSAS RIVER.

Will leave SATURDAY April 8. at o'clock
NOR LITTLE ROCK, VAN BUREN, ~ -
FORT SMITH Ariansas, and all ntsusdae Lal8saa,ss
lAndngs-The hne, fast running light draught1
MOSES GREENWOOD Captain Albert Thomas, wi isav.
For freight
on board, SMITH FIMISTER, 80 Poydras street,
ap4 NJ. GREENWOOD d CO. 23 Carondelet
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NEW oRLEANs and Car q. Gm ,;IEiIiElEI ;IEaiIiiEl ;

NTEW ORLEANS and Car G. - szssE iifitEE16n K
N roltou Raroad-Carrolton Line GIAt2
Departure of Trains. Fros Rsw0yissAs:
Horse car.-sA and * a. NJ ", ioh snd ny p.
Steam Trains-5 Afterwards untisP ncu
sivsy until quarter past in winter.
Ftas Caryollsos:
horss Cars-b and A.. q, aud 10 =.
Steam Tins-7 hour p knru.
slvsy summer, until half past p. y. In winter.
FAREb Children under II and Servants 10 CENTS
aud end the sscond Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
~ These from the Depot No. 10 Baronne es
= Departure Of Care.
II Winter, from Lafayette and X O'Clock.
Depot, Is Baronns street.. .....1h and sk
Depot, 10 Baronne street. .....ek, ~ and
After which the will hten minutes
O'CLOCK P.H
Then At 81, y, 10 and II p. n.,f fsom the Depot.
And az, a& and l0H P. ~, from Lafayette
rAnE-locent. Children under i9 years, hal price,
Nota-Speca Night Cars for Psiea Balls Mestings etc
VIII hours. mhsit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

TIE LATE BALIIMoRE Ono RAmRoAD AHu1pnDx-
The Cumberland Journal Of the 3lst states that DR. Ga
wsader injured by the late railroad accident st at
Cheat River and doing we'll also Mr. 0ardpsr ~
brakeman Dr. G. Is mot yet aware Of tho dsoth Il ~
Issacs, who was under his charge Louis Dsne o.ssl
killed. had with him bill Of exchange ON ths Roehs-
childs Of Paris for IS 900 francs another for ANAL
amount Of sterling exchange the Rothchid Of Lon
dom together with assignment Of onehA Of claim
the United States Government growing Of the sssus
Of vessel called the New Bee Flavel 8. Wooton snut
of the killed. native Of Rockville. Montgomery ea1
ty Nd and had settled at Green Bay, Wseonsn II ~
practice Of the law. He his return 70 Wit hi
friends for the first time since leaving his native oess.
Ills body has been forwarded to his friends In Montaos-
ry county. All the Wounded rapidly recovering.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

wliieaye MONDAY. April II, al : O'Clock r.N
EOR FORT TOWSEND, FULTON, -
LANEsPoRT, wAsHINMeToN As 4 nM I AND % LEWIS 49,.
WRIGHT s LANDING ALBION. ROWLAND RAl!is, FINE
BLUFFS BOSTON AND SPANISH TEXAS, NATCHITOCHES,
SHREVEPORT, GRAND EcoRE, ALEXANDRIA, ali
fine draught regular Red River packet
TEXAS RANGER, VIM. Stockman, msster will leave
For freight or P;ss,geE - sRB,y cs on board or .
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SATURDAY. Z MORNING APRIL .. 1853
VTCxsBURG.

4 ~ ~ s.
EoS Ss'i'f; F.iSSET6N. hsCisH6iN It 'T.ss fssv1
sssss s.ss sses SSss SSs
hrST' ssi':,; c.s r:: e & q a.
1 . 20. : - is; ::.
uoR vfsEssGEa EY5sRasa t'A 4 ii'i; .
asD ssM GAE1EaS. es4sBB TsBs sys WIS spRs
burg f.siss Steamer n: II. WRieIIT c.p. Glaze q 5s
wSss iss wi
=. Apply % ''' sSEc s9an ssTra s. r.'''-a'.
UoR S'';;i vicKgBGka, aHIsfSts g., A.aassTes s,s
KEY gSsT SsasD Ss -!
"a r... sAsas s0sSf
Captain CD nj ss'fs s.':sifi; ::::' .
'Psy I p ne ssss sssssS e s.. wi Il. Y..es RVsl
-s ss Rss.ss ep
EoR @ wi vicKsBURa,, eAlsfa1s &asassTos Al s's
sEW SCpsAs SAsIs1ey "a SssFH ssAsp sgks ESap
ssIcEz FORT APAis, SAYoS SARA
ssss
s'., 4: CARROLL. Onion Row. ss ca.sadsls, s....
n Il s d: ". ,1: i ii e.
OPELOUSAs.
NOR WASHINGTON AND OPE- -
~ I0rsas-The .h..,,i.i "a r., runnne sHH&.s4
- S.y x ~ ;s, vspsn IN =. = ~ x, -
~ sseu
-
RED RIVER.
fs 44t
leave SATURDAY. Aprl at 1 o,cl =. n.
HyOR on Mn E(,0pE NATCUT.
| l.ndins..-The nsw and light dr.ushs s.ssner PiO-
TA Edwsd Parker msse, viii sav. - above For pAs
age apply on 81 pnue -, ia
~ :. = -,.1-,ee :, n-e., :. - ..-..,
- Wilssve SATURDAY, Anrl ., at o'clock p NJ
1NOR GRAND ECORE. NATCHITO- -
~ rt,Fs 80 II. r,.~r,.d,.,. i.n,~. Ths raw <yARD
..d v;a yrnies T nssssnss, .sasrsr ~ X NJ II III
e.. W., K.v ~ :. .tc~- cx ss;sh, =, , =.
board. or to T. = foMKoY ". " crAner s.ree. ale
| UuIl~re ATuRDAy Anil q .t oc,ocr Pm
| IyOR JEFFERSON. PORT CADDo,
| IL SHREVEPORT, GRAND EcoRs, ALExAN, Lsu1Sett
DRIA. Ani al landing: Red River, and VIII take
freight the Raft with the privilege reshppn lbs
Jopes st shrsvepor-Ths foe steamer ALABAAA MKm
to SMITH FIMIsTER, 80 Posdras street sp1
| - ---.,,.--c = .,,,-n-. :, :. = - =
- Williesvs SATgRpAr, April q O'Clock .. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09
YAZOO RIVER.

Will SATURDAY. April .. at 5 o'clock Pm
NOR BELMONT, PANoLA, MOUTH - =
or COD WATER. TILATo1A, GREEN Lal|e&tt -
TIA, vcKsBuRG and all intermediate posThe dns p.ssense
steamer GRANADA, NJ Gwartoey n,as'e will leave .s
For freight or passage, apply on board o. 70
APPS T. WILSON, II Carondslet street.
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REGULAR PAUkEIS.

EyOR PLAQUEMINE = Regular -
il Packet sUMNkR ARRANGEMENT- L6331k&8ksdE4
steamer OPHELIA will run regular packet =
f. %
g freight passage apply board 81 Louis
EOR BILOXI AND LYNcHBuRG .-sSh
gaP4Ts :'ssssE I5EsSSSs THURS
nsn and sns low sis.
Walker built expressly o thus trade with superior
X.so.a. 5ss,;s LyrsassS and Il Ssi; ySsso
THTRsPAys s C.. sSNy sR RAY EyESSS EyENNS
5oi Children and Servants, o. SOL Deck o.
Tuesday ooghtto be
Mondays and Wednesday,.
days and Thursaays Al ooci A. NJ and on Saturdays
mhaS R.GEpDks, Agent 10 Bank Place.
ENOR MOBILE U. 8. Mail = .SE-A
IL Lme.-wintsr ArrAngsmsut.-Tbe and =.
sssndid gsslst steamers c.Ht q
Capt Aen lha.ns been built s,pIss for the als .rads
.1 ,S s:s1 Z: ns
the Aooh stepping Psacagoula on Wednesdays go
u Tssisoi Bay Isais Pa.s Christian and P..e.soulA
IT.; w.. E ss Ct M s ..s all s' ;
IN the mail. Ileil R.leEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
EHOR LAFOURCHE. - Coast and -
u IAtsv,sh. 1y..r rassst.Ths s,sa%s, I R5 yBATEX,
To- sSis as Bisnv.
NOR WABASH RIvER-New Or ~
& nd %as's sss' Silks WnfSnT fsH
- For freight or passage, apply on board. Jan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

VIII leave SATURDAY. April s,at o'clock Pm.
NOR GRENADA, Troy, GREEN - -
IL WOOD, LEFLoRE, MARION, YAZoO CITY, L@R&8.S..4S
TCHULA SATARTIA, vlCKSBURG md nerme- -
dats lsndng Regular Yaa,o River Packet Steamer MON
The and running steamboat MONROE Gwarney
will as above For freight or spgy % board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

sLAvs CASE AT TAEstos.--A lev days ago sttsnpt
made at Trenton, j., to arrest Robert Thonas ~
alleged fugitive slave from Virginia. Who hes rsasd b
that city for the last twenty-five years. and sceumulssd
about 5000 worth Of property. Tso gsntlensa mn
virgin called upon Mr Jas Ewing Esq. who bad hses
appointed United States commioner for h ~ bat -
declined to ac the ground that he bad mot aeespssd
the ocs They then proceeded TO PassoD 70 Judss
Dickerson but In the meantime Thomas bad taken ne
night train for New York en- rosfs for Canada
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09
ohio Fire and Marine Insurance Co

DAVID PAVE, Prs:dsnt j. H. BUCHANAN, Secretary.
Tbp with the ample
for tbs .o,scsios i poiciss ahs FIRE AND
RIVER Risks on MOST usEk TERMs, e heg Breach
Hous: Nsv0ssns Ia JOHN 4. Q. BI1tkA, Aea7 jsns j.
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u g. MNr--Ths coinage sk tbs PAiladsapAla Mint III
March In gold dopbl. eagles S4e63 60 euaxsf -
ss7ioI5 gold dollars 4sS4ss total $sseesQs; stDss
s57 COS copper $5sSssg - OF tbs latter th>Fs
ls5co half cent pieces Gold bullion dspas y s1osee
silver bullion $2200o The amount Il ssld rsssis1&>a
California 81 4ao0po Ths gold deposits = 5enny
February and March, le5S exceeded thoss q ~ -
months for les1-2 By nearly Saoo0ooo
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willi..v. sATyspAy, Apr,l !, :. ! o'sless. Z. =

wilsave SATURDAY, Apr q at o'clock, p
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToS, -. =
IN NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD 80
My, NATCHZ FORT adams, BAYOU SARA
and BARON Ro6SE RsSs;E sATykpA5 wss.y sS:sssra
.-n running PACKET steAme LILLE
sppIy board SMITH FIsIsTER y Po,arss q ssse
e. privilege Of reshippg the Steamboat W. g. CAMP
BELL s. 10 that effect sps
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WIN is;ys sATgnp4Y, April q as o'siee. r.n.

HrOh tlCkobUhd, WAkKENToN, ~ -
d NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, HARD L6&
riMEs sopns4 NJ y9sfPH JM - M
iandingfhe splendid passenger packet NATCEx No.
r. Leatber For freight Psssaxe
D. r. CARROLL. Onion Row. SO carondsiet
n The Narhex with the VOLANT
W. CAMPBELL will take freight for all points the
YAZOO. aJe
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UPPER RED RIVER.

Will leave TUESDAY, April 10. at O'Clock
EHOR FORT TOWSON, FULTON, RsY. \
, SULPHUR FORK, WHITE CLIFFS, LANES kf2t3z33,&
PORT, WASHINGTON, LEWIsyILLE. Ark, abb
on ROWLAND, GAINESVILLE BDsTON, and intermediate a
sndnghe light draugb passenger packet PIT
SER MILLER, Captain z. Alexander will leave above
freight pasnge, apply on board or 70
ape SIDDALI. GREEN 4 Cannp
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IOHN B. BURGEN has removed his [ye
81 FURNITuRE STORE from No lsI 70 Me- 50 MAaA
ZINE STREET Immediately opposite the Arcade, whsrs
expects continuance Of tbs patronage he hsrstoors
~--'--A " lis friends sndt public "
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BOSTON.

EOR BOSTON--ReWllsr Line Of Packets
II The fsst ssIi.r shp having nearly
all esge sassSsd, vii gnk d.sssh To heass p freight
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CaDLZ.

EOR CADIZ-Passage Only.-The A N,
... sailing American .hD WIN sTgkGIs. C.p, John fE
patched For only having superior apply TO
The castab on board up WHITNEY Co 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

FURNITURE REMANUFACTORY, Tchoupitou-
IL Third and Fourth La All kinds
rSts Wood Turning order
',sSs oe,sa Al Iras ' " ~ W ~ John BARTcIfy
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LNOR VICKSBURG, W WARKENTON, ~ n
il, NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GuIF. RODNEY u
AND NATcIiEZ-ReTular TUESDAY Weekly veks
burg Pstet Steamer n. ~. WRIGHT Capt css, IN ~, q
swift rpnninS packet
WRIGHT Capt Clarke ~llesss ~ Abcss Foffsshi
=" ''" SMITH rrBsTER, o. Poydrss srsss
Aps or THEO sHUTE-
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WIZ leave THURSDAY. April a. q . o'clock ~.
E0R VERA CRUZ-U. B. Mail Line E4G<k
Il The new "a mssp6esut steamship TEXAS QA9o
tons b.r,hsn vss se9nsads will leave for VaUrs1
above punctuaiy, carrying he u B. Msis.
al.lA n 4 n -. stss Of Passags.... n af.Ae.
SAbfn ~
Pssssngsu must provide themselves with passports the
NsKicnn Consul
For freight passass having elegant accommodation cabin
.pi HxRkis ! MORGAN 70 rshoupltoula. street.
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FOR CALIFORNIA via VERA CRuz. .efFFkA
Persons dssirous Of proceeding 70 CALIFORNIA,
can DO 81 via vsrs Cru. City e Msse and
Commander wlissvs VERA CRUZ THURSDAY, isth Inst,
ats o'clock Puuctua carrying tbs Unisd States ma Stages
will be readiness arrival Vera Cus take the
CITY q Ms,iec from thence Ac.puIeo mules can bd
THE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly hsvs C.sags On the Road and sesms Asspueo
Pacific touch Aeapuico will b
taued. For further pArtirulafl, apply TO
aps odARRB 4 MORGAN, 70 Tchoupioulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09
1AA ~CANAL STREET. "a 1II
FURNITURE, ETC.

.>ANAL STREET FURNITUREH-
N/sTURE-w.T 7. DAvls, Dealer in CABINET yUR-
NfTURE French Piass LOOKING g GLAs2ES, ,R}
Mos Fiair Spring MATTRESsES FATHERS NAT
TING, etc., ~ Canal street, below naronne, opposite N
Church. 4 nov2s 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

sail the lst nThe splendid copPered and copper fast
ROGERLNE Crowell having portion Of
her engaged will a above freight passage having
passenger vessel running regular packet New
apply the Master board at Post First Dis
strict, or to O. wICKIIAM. IS Camp street. mhis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

Will leave SATURDAY, April .. at S O'Clock Pm.
NOR MINDEN, LAKE BIsTENEAU, - -
IL GRAND BAYOU, GRAND ECoRE, ALExAN- 633sRS4Ss
DRIA, GoRDoSS LANDING, and al intermediate
andpgs.-Regiar Red River Paeket steamer SWAMP Fox
The and swi packet SWAMI
Fox, Capt chas T. Mus viii For freight pas
having apply board
apo SMITH FlMiSrtR, 81 Poydras street.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-02-15

at this day to influences which oppose it, and that
there any attempt to control theacton Of the Rail
Road Company to suit any particular set of Church
doctrines, no sane or unprejudced mind will believe.
Is it objected that the government require the mails
to be carried on Sunday? This is no reason why it
should be done. The government is in the hands Of
the people, and they have the right to direct in all such
matters and public opinion has the power to say what
must and shall be DONE The people have the right
suit themselves, and the government should act as
the people say, and the people should act as the
law of God directs What if the mails are one day
later; are there not, now, hundreds and thou.
sands of circumstances, which and do intervene,
very often, to cause the mail to be day laterS
When the foods come and carry off the bridges and
wash up the roads, and sometimes the mail is lost
what then? Can the wish of the government help the
matter at all? The fact is it must to this at last
that the laws of Heaven well of Earth must be
more respected by the people of nation otherwise
the fearful visitation of Divine wrath will be sent upon
u.s. and the South Carolina Rail Road Company have
no right to expect prosperity as long they openly,
and with mpunty violate one of the painest laws of
the decalogue- the Sabbath day to keep
it holy"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-02-15
Gbe Galnoen lDfeklp e9ournal
Tuesday, February Is, 1853.
THO. J. WARREN. Editor.
Sad Occurrence.

1t is with extreme regret that we announce the
death of Mrs. Jane D. Young of this District under
circumstances Of most painful and shocking character
We have not the right, the disposition to enter
into the details of this casc and from thence to draw
our concusons the true merits of this unfortunate oc
currence can only be obtained through judicial inves
tigation.
We are in possession of no positive information and
have nothing more than mere rumor
It's said that on Friday last about ten o'clock Capt
L. W. R. Blair, of this District, went TO Mrs. Youngs
for the. purpose of settling difficulty hch had occur
red between two of their negroes. Capt John D.
Young, the son of Mrs. Young was called out by Cap
tain Blair, and in the course of the interview dis
pute arose between them, whercupon blows were re-
sorted to. In tie engagement brother of Captain
Young's became also involved. Mrs. Young it ap-
pears came out Of the house into the yard and was
shot by negro named Hiram, the property of Cap
tain Blair who was one of the negroes involved in the
difficulty. Mrs Young, we understand, died immod-
ately.
How the negro came by the gun, and the full cir.
cumstances of the case matters for consd
Grafton, but for legal tribunal to determine
We therefore forbear further note or comment, and
can only mngle regrets with those of the commu
nifty on the occurrence Of circumstance heartrend
ing and appalling