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4 EtFERSON AND LAKE r., T.sE szz}--s =
81 PeNrcHARTRAIN RAILWAY ~ .. e. .s.ss
u 'oHne.tion with The Cgrr2.lon Rai5al-FAOVsH URLlS
~ L1hE PONTCHI RTR4LY.--
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
From Tg Orleans ola CI-t 70 Lake r. at,11--4ia
FROM srlio street and Tyoli Circle Depotss SO ~
MI, :, 3, 4, 5, 6, l P. n.
SUNDAYS
From Periiio Tiyoi Depots-6 TO- H. II 81
NJ, after which tie following Express Trains
Circle 81, *, ~ 5|5t6ls - P.A
Fra. Lake P5aclIidt (ria Ca--5t5a) 10 EOs4r.
WEEK DAYS.
To perl do street and Tyo Circle Drpose ~ sl s log
ia A. NJ l4A Ia M S}s ~, So 81, 81, 81 PIN
SUNDAYS.
To Perllo and Tv!l Circle Dep tsslz ~, s az lO
liz A NJ and la P NJ, after which following Express
to iSet Circle II, ~, "a, ~ 553 50, ~, 81 z. NJ,
= All the ADORE Trains ke UP ssssrg Carroou
- Express Trains stop oNI Horse Jackson street
fs- baggage, etc, received at DepJta only
Isl Fare Between NuwOriean and Caoon Is cents each
bstweeE Cavou and Lake Ponchartra way
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ENANlARINDS-l0 kegs Fresh, in store, for
H. Aeby Lea E.J. HART CO., 10 fchouPitol las -.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.
FURNITURE, ETC.

FURNITURE, ETC.
4 tANAL STREET + URNITU U RE |ssHT
SISToRE-W 7. DAVIS Dealer in CABINET FUR @hsSss"
NirURE French and German Plate LOOKING GLASSES,
Moss Hair and Spring MATT RESSES FEATHERS, MAT ExRS
Ting t# Canal street, below BGruuns, opposite the
Church. nov9s
FURNITURE MANUFACTORY, Tchoupitou-
IA between Tari and rourh La All kinda Of
FURNITURE and CABINET u ARE hand sale, and
.red isr he oftest notice Wood Turning 20 order.
ALTO, ali klnis Of Lumber on hand and for sale by
ao4S lyoa JOHN BARTCIIY.
R0AN B. BURGEN has removed his yryS5sy.
~ FGRNil ueE STORE from Nc. itto Ne s3AiAGA
t"E STREET, Immediately opposite the Arcade, where
he gEp,a e?anuance q paonsge he has heretofore
'-1' "" y his Friends and the iu5lc ty
~ B. BR0NER & co, ny
MOUSE FIR YESUiEG STORE, 4
CAMP STREET.
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE;
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE;
IRON, TIN AND WOODEN WARE
KNIVES AND FORKS
JAPANNERY LAMPS,
dHcT ly2p COOKING STOVES, etc. ct,
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Exported 70 date 1872 j33 0o75l
yesterday. 3926.l 6j6 $50 OyOzGOTs
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FENCING ACADEMY by Messrs. G.. & A
= -gs Ek corner Of 7r7.n aud No. ~ PT
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. a.
A'lkTH 4 KING, Storage, Forwarding and
aeE ssHts, nd General Dsaters Grecss ard
Loeis Ne 'i w. - S"atH I7'se5 81
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{ GREENWOOD & Co, NOSES Ccnnmissio,,
- az EoTvAriaz AIsrrHfa.s, ira-sr sweet. al
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4 ARDELL, JOHN G., & CO., successors to
u JoLn tLAmAn Coz s. NAsaan street Newrlsnra d.fs
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{ RCADE HOTEL, r. s. MORSE, Pro- era

q pnetor.Thj5 establishment faniiafly ssEl
rlc viii he opened THIS MORNING, Monday, November
10 The house hsa beeu thoroughly repaired and ishe
~
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4 ONES, SAMUEL, JR., tIate TALBOT, Josss
y m cf sfserf and Fer-srins Merchant P.y1rs.
-..--------- al ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

EyGtr,u DwpRcE Law Mr. Frederick HI has
lately nrntluu,d a ,trhus IN lance ul he t,eirct.
ul the Eugli.h lHws Of divorce. y gentleman
named Lulb, having married Ia England after
ward. procured divorce IN scotland and AGAIN,
m the couhirn: belief founded upon the authority
Vt the Scottish lawyers, that liz divorce was a
good one. The law decided otherwise. and lac
wa' transported. On returning to England, at
the expiration Of histcrm OF punishment, he found
that his second wife had married again aud in his
distress, hc destroyed himself The second wife
claimed hi. property, and the Ecclesiastical Court
gave It hcr-thu4 awarding n degree Of wealth TO
one partner of an act, though the other had been
condemned to associate tor years with felons
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

LAJr Fms AZ REtEprowv One Of our citi.
zen, Ius, from trip TO ,hc Illinois river reports
ihat 900 individual VS. arrested the day he lcf,
"rrds,owu. charged with the jncendmri,m, Ly
which large 4mnuu, Of property Wa, hazel, de-.
,'r!od 10 that place. The individual had here
'ui.re huruu uu excellent character. and Wa, en-.
( Ngrd 10 rc,prtHbi" aud lucrative bu,lnrs.
lie was among thu-r VITO were auiupd nut on rh.
occasion, and We. insured in uur ollie. to the
amnHni IT tive thousand dollars. winch sum h..
bad drawn, alter bimg h- schedule urtrt.cr, lost
Lacey some 'h's" ~ l,lr-. Ut great value, very
strangely rnappcarrl lu Do. show case. and z ,yr
r-c to- Suspicion that an WIS., not rNtctly ugh,
'r"rch was made, and adl,u,l urtIrl,. were
found aud the evidence ol h- guilt wa. .utti.
ueutiy strong To lead To d., arrest w. f,rhar
giving The name # the patty until further pro-.
tr,dInI. are had III the maurr-St Lo0s Re.
pHL.icm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

IuE BouRsoS AMONG us--lt seems The Rev
h''oecr Williams /. SIN slou,ly IN pursuit VI tn,
proof that he Is genuine Dnphn rh, New
Orleans papers Of the lat inst aunounc, h, ar,
uyd in tina, city, aud the Baii,'R says, I'VE learn
fom agcn,lcman, himself conycr,ant with ,ht
facts that important testimony has been discover
cd IN this city, respecting the mystcriuu, case o
Rev Eleazrr Williams, which goc, flr To confirm,
The belief tbn, he il indeed the Dauphn Of France
IL Is derived rom person, who was ~ close IN
tnacy with the Bourbon family, in the ctrr bar,
OF THIS century, AMI entirely .uslAins tho ar.u
uents presented III plinan's Magazine
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14
Chicago Market.

49, CHICAGO, NAY IT,
The markets. qnie, to-day, owing to the small
aW9un ol Produce Offering aud The rain that has
lawn almost INCREASINGLY since morning.
We note sales rs follows:
FIour-SmaIlIots OF country brands on private
terms.
Whenl-6OObu sp,ing toe, and 40 do vim
ter, at SIC.
Corn,--Sale Of j0bu, nfoa,. at i7c, 10 90 to
Detroit and 1000 do. afloat, at same figure, Tor
shipment
Oa,s-Snlc Of 1000 hu free on board, ut 3jsc.
We have no new feature to notice IN my OF the
staples.
freighs The schr Wing and Wing goes to
Milwaukee, and tnkes Wheat. No Charters re.
ported here - Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

IuE Wnrr CRor ~ PENNIlvNStA-Up to
"uhm ten days past, the Nhea, field, did not
100" up encouraging bu, tive late warm rains
nave had a mos, inyigoratns Influence upon
'"'h Their spotted appearance has given away
'oo'e eSp'n'c OF living greer" 50 that. the
Germantown Telegraph lhlnl., To keep within
reasonable huuls, the rrop C,r IA. nr.,.pt so,
SON give, promise of fuli we'll. III. mrormn.
l'oh nom oihttq mttrr,uf the state. as well a.
u"h ",hcr states, where tins crop j. the most ex.
.'u'''e'y Ihe staple QUE is VI the same cheering
nature
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

AWKWARD Ml,rAEE--A fine stone church was
lately built in Missouri upon the facade OF winch
a stone cutter was ordered to cut the following as
an Hserp'ion' Ny house shall be called the
house oi prayer He was rcirrreI for accuracy
{" the ycr,e # scripture IN which these words oc
cur but Unfortunately be transcribed to the
srant1l oi sorrty the whole verse: Ny house
shall bee called The h'a-e II prayer, butyc have
made It a den Of thryes."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

I-Lxos CEIaa- RALn1,D-u1 Noalay, ae
are .nsormal fifty mile. of The r4-i1 trunk Of Toe
IHaa.s Contra, Ra,.ual from Ii Sale TO Bloom.
irs'yo Will De opened Cor the CONS! ing Of lrcs l,
AMI passengers. Half d11ea Of beautiful pa-.
'eYger cara de.igrcI far the road p..'eI rh.
place some days ago, al. Of which. together viii.
locomotives ireIsLt clr-. DC, have been safely
conveyed across The river a. II sale and ATE oa
the road. There will .hg. BE- railroad eouu4a-
cation between Chicago ami S. Luis. v,h .hg
exception oi-5ol, 80 m..es. ION Blooming. ,u to
Springfield over ibis Pas- Of tasraad passenger,
wi.. Je conveyed by 81, ge-. 10 from Goo s hours
20 thA! ,Ac distance from CAaas5 to 81. L,.., o.,
shortened ~ from IS 20. q hours.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

NV MnlCn-Gov Lane, Of New Mexico. has
brenremnvri the government At Washington d..
appro'msa' hi,ly and Incon.idcrIe, hi, seizure
ct the Mr'cl,I,, aud a. u,eles-ly cndaugrring ,b,
peace Che two countries Mr Lane wa,,uht,
and was appointed under the late administrator.
The Telegraph announces that the Hon M,
N"I"ea.h'r Of Keolu,Ay, has been appointed
"o'"rnor OF New McSrco IA Inscs place, and has
accepted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

A nsmbrr Of small rox patients in Oglethorpe
Georgia, made a stampede from the buildings III
which they were confined by the civil autho tiles
and IN different stages of the fearful mnady, fell
upon the officers and put them TO flight Mayor
Snrrel called out the military to suppress The dis
turbancr; hey. however, made but poor resistance
to their diseased opponents, flying IN great confu'
sion at their approach At last accounts small
pox had tho day, aud the disorder was sub,dng
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

EnTOprnn inItIIIEcHcr'
IT.. l,,, arrived At New York en- the 5th inst.
,,.,,.,o,c,asib
WIN Lave, P''' ''',' " ,,,a.- n r,,,;,o,.r,
/ From ENGt,Np the p''''su''H' W n''''"''"'
possessed the CHEF interest lh''' Hsp" "s'""-
/ ing disposition in that country VI favor OF free
7 t,,I, and m. ministry artrir fr To- the popu-
l,- .,ti.lp,lt the, viii very short
.,, tho entire abolition %
""''''' ,,.,..t ,...r.,;.,
"H.''' %" many "'''''' ''''
,rr,,, ug ODD. side 1t lhc water are Il following
,,..... .u.,...,. ,.,,.,,,s ,o.I.ry md ,,,n,c
'...'......,i. ,.,a,. H..
awe OF "''". '''''
orr than -it o.; 'n- sheet YEA" '''' copper
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

The PGNHlE FARMER for MAY is on our table
andjs unusually rch, Mr.. Wight, who has re-.
turned TOT as editor after buy irga thousand dbl
lars worth Of experience in the Prairie Mfrabi
Is full as sprighuy and instructive a. Of yore aud
seems to feel more Ike bn self in talking to the
farmers. DR. KrNMcorr too, has mos, valuable
and sea'onablc hash in hi, Horticultural depart
ment. Under the new auspices, the Fa,m,r Is
one Of the most valuable publication, in the coun
try. 1t appears on new type aud contain. IS
pages to tho number besides advertising sheet
still at 81 year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

London paper conden,r in harsh terms tho
new book, An Englishwomans Experience in
America, by Marianne Finch. It is described ma
singular compound of wiz. immodrsty and
ie'hlcness,' aud Mrs. fiEoh the tourist, "a bra.
zen hu.~y, who has mingled an infinite deal ofnon-
sense "''h some interesting detail. OF adventure
anu OBSERVATION Sneha reputation will secure
a reprint.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

TnE BAILEY TRourE-who visited our place
last winter and gave general satisfaction are here
again and will perform in tho Court House to.
night. Several valuable addi,oas have been
made to the troupe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

DUBllC ncucc lshtr,Ny gwen, KAT The unu'r D.,
/ ,pi,t. ndminisuo''r md utninHuhiiA ol
m csrai,ol Nathan Edwards, deed, viii attend
the county courtut Livingston county, m term
thereof 10 be- holden y Porlinc, IN snld lhMngsion
county, and stntro Illinois, On The trsi Monday
OF July next. whrnand where all pcls3ns having
claims against soid estate me requested 10 present
,hr same to said court Tor adjustment.
linERry LtNpERDAcR, idmr,
mnvIi3ws NANCY Upwards admir-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

E.HGoAD Agg.pESTs.-Ihe late ftariU, railroad
accident, have aroused public attention to tie ia.
pcrlaace gilmore stringent laws on the subject
The Legislature Of Connecticut, which 10 SEES
sion. has promptly appointed a committee g, 10
yssdsate the cause Of the disaster at Norwl,k
who repaired at once to the scene to collect the
/ facts A bill was also introduced making it hur
ofSlo0c0 for every person billed upon a railroad
aud imposing heavy penalties for injuries caused
/ by carelessness. A board Of railway commis
sioners is also to DC appointed, with extensive
powers
/ In this state, va have no doubt, q law will be
passed as soon as the Legislature meets, requiring
railroads to cross each other by bridges, A law
was passed at the last session, II we remember
rightly Of which Mr., Plato was the author, i'm
posing a penalty Of not over 5000, which tn,
heirs aud legal representatives. of any person may
recover oiany steamboat owners or railroad com
pany for every life lost through carelessness OF
either We hope in the case of the accident nea,
Chicago this penalty wall be rigidly enforced W,
/ believe no company can be relieved from payin.
/ TIE penalty BY pleading the unfathiulness or in
competency Of lts agents or employees
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14
RARE CHANCES.
IO!s SALE.

Till large, well known. and uNorhy located
WARE liDiNI,
IN Ottawa. ior three years heretofore occupied ~
H. +. & T.. IT, Elmrs. s.'uli on t,ic main rnn.
al. Ar the rro.siuIoi Ia Sale, CHE main hns'nr's
-rrrru AMI only ai"w rods tom tlir Chicago and
Rock lsluui Railroad Depot.
Possession gwen 900 60 day. Also,
d DWELLING house,
OucHni = half story, with cellar well, and gar
den, siflli,d near tu' above warehouse.
Nure chance 'og a location ~ the storage, for
wsgdiug. and comui-9 ion business.
LihEIIiNE,
Three highly improved and rHg,.v trg0'cd
rrwu oil 100 argr' ,0rh, Of the best o' iuWn:
iarr ,ua'cd uu the high and hralhy nuuh bank
-, E,rt r,..a each hHuuEa good irame dwelling
lo',,.n,,, Hu,. rVu hugg 80 mab,r uarus, cue a
model I'm. ro.rr,fw,lyc hundred dollars, to-
grfG.r y-.tlmary urh v out bindings, aud
-. III, FRUIT,
Now in blossom, cuus.,tn.| v' "'I..,, J., "'.'
peaches, p,un.s, and clrru's ~ "H''''N'"eF'
These farms have about
Ssrra Niles Of Fence, oil,
sG) rods being ui pune lumber, ami about NV" nli'@
more uI u-uus orange hrbg" Iru"r now Nh culllT"
and In iiar cuud ton These farm, are situated
srN mr'rsuoylh at Ouaw1, Ia Sail" co, w., on
the Ou1Wu Northern Plan, Road otlhr oI"ssinE
Of lhr Homer nudFoN Tlyrrrond, rNlngrgch lann
one ct the inurcnur 90 'hr crossing OF rue ''nu
in an intelligent community oi lnuwuluu- NM
thriving tanners .HrII ~ all tTUW Tie caSi. one %
the am- having q school house ,uunit on i,nnd
h,yluu the benefit ci Buck trtck aud many
springs water. with about 100 acres o good piOo
iagd m tnmr grasses. ON thr three farms
these firms hive all been made within SIX
years 50 lhnt The Improvements me- ne" and ~
good state OF rrpnir n- the subscriber detected
. II rs his permanent residence and unur me M
pruvcmrnis accordingly but row intends othRWg~
his In, alton aud business. and iona fds wants To
sell Possession on one or two OF the lninls M
medniry
Terms easy .--uquirc OF ] G. Nntlngcr Qua
wa, or of the Subscriber on rh" premises.
Nay Ii-9g-3m AnRAMP llosFoBp.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

Weather improving. We have had two day.
CT continuous sunshine
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

Losr-A Beoi Purse, containing four dollars
somewhere between Mr, Joseph Myors, below
the side cut, and the Cheap Store, near the Fox
river bridge, The finder viii be suitably rewarded
aud confer a favor by leaving i, at this office
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14
ENoIt of .hLn OLonn,N d,rJ

Estate of Joha ODonneH d,cd
NOTICE is hereby given. that We will make
~ nppll alton 10 the CosnIy court NJ La sale
county, on Monday the 91lh day oi June next. for
mn order to sell the lands nnI tenemrn,s belonging
10 the estate oi John O'Donrrll, dccsn.cd, or -
much ms may he necessary to pay The debts oi said
estate, nj which time mud place all persons inter-
estcd are requested to appear and show cause why
snid real estate should no, he sold Tor the purpus.
aforesaid. MicuhEL ODOsNELL, I EIeen,
iioy IL. Jous BEGLyy, ! tors,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

CNAL LAND SAlEs.--The annual sale Of lands
10y tine Trustees OF the Illinois and Michigan Canal
eoumcnced a, Chicago on Monday, On Mrn-
day there will also be u sale at la Sale. At CHI,
cago the prices were much higher than ever
roalysed before. OF the sale At Chicago, the
Times says
Prairie land sold on an average Of from 81 to
81 per acre, and timber land from IS to SIC
This land It will be remembered, has been Of
lered for sale At leas, six times before, aud d,
some distance from settlements The ayort %
was 10 per cent, above the apprui,emeut,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14
warehouse To Let.

THE warehouse ON the 'ldc cut, on Canal street,
tnenr Mr IlilIs0 is iortrHt. Possession given
on the 23d OF June next. For terms enquire of
May II WI VI TErg.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-13

THE LIQUOR LAW IN ESGLANp.-The fol.
lowing letter was lately rec .ived in answer to
an inquiry addressed to Mr.. Golden, as 10 the
best mode of"opening the trade in spirits:
MIDHURsr, Nov. 8, 1853
STR.-In reply to your inquiry, venture to-
suggest that the best way Of dealing with the
monopoly ofspirits is to abstain from drinking
them, which, for upwards of twenty years, I
have done. Depend on it, they are slow
poison, even if taken moderately. What they,
are when taken in excess, the records of our
jails; lnnatc asylnms, and coroners' iuquests,,
will inform you; and am, sir, your most ODE.
dient servant. RICHARD CoBDEN. =
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-13
Endemic Disease.

Asatic Cholera, in very malignant form,
has made its appearance in New Orleans. We
have, us yet, no careful statement of its first
appearance and progress; but we have, at the
opposite point Of New York, the probable so.
luton of the question. For month past,
nearly every immigrant ship that has arrived
there, has appeared floating hospital, with q
fearful record Of deaths by the way. One Of
these ships arriving last week, had lost one
hundred ofGer passengers, and sent twenty four
to the quarantine hospital. The last of these
travelling pest.houses, the Marathon, which
arrived on Tuesday, had sixty -four deaths out
Of ninety one cases. The disease did not show
itself till the ship had been thirteen days at
sea, and eighteen days from her dock. She is
described as in a horrible condition offilth, and
destitute of every comfort. This, doubtless,
aggravated the mortality, but cannot be con-
>idered as causing the disease. Other ships,
among the most comfortable and best provi
ded, and not crowded with passengers, have
suffered in the same way. They in fact start
with the disease ON board
1t is to be presumed that the Cholera in New
Orleans originated also from immigrant yes.
sells, and that fated city is a second time in
one year paying a fearful penalty for deficient
health regulations.
Looking at this matter in the mere light of
commercial cxpediency, we would ask whether
il is most for the profit Of a great mart of trade
to submit to the restrictions Of an efficient
quarantine and system ofsanitary regulations,
or to be left open to the incessant invasion of
malignant disease, to decmate it's popula-
ton, TO break up business, and present barri-
er of death between it and its distant custom
ers? We do not suppose there can be two
answers to these questions. The prevalence of
fatal epidemics in cities not only temporarily
break up trade, but they permanently injure it.
The loss of money is incalculable, and in the
comfort of life it is equally beyond estimate
Merchants, of all other classes, have the most
at stake in the preservation Of the public health,
since they gain most by the steady growth
and prosperity of cities. TO the merchants of
Charleston, then, we appeal, to aid and sup
port the city government in amy measures ne.
ceSsary to shield us from the innovation of
foreign epidemics. What these measures shall
be, we do not attempt to designate; but we
believe the history OF the past season, and the
existing facts to which we have referred, have
impressed Council with the Importance of ad,
ding to the efficiency Of our sanitary rcgula
tions. The tide of foreign emigration sets in
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-13

Herewith are submitted the usual statements
exhibiting the condition of the Bank at the
close Cf the last fiscal year.
Our attention has been constantly directed to
the purchase of the outstanding debt of the
State, but we have been able to procure but a
limited amount during the year.
We have obtained $6,679 IL Of the per
cents, of 1888, at their par value, and s7,44l SO
Of the per cents, at the cost of s4,G6s l6.
The income of the Bank, during the past
year, has been larger than usual, but the increase
in the number of Banking Institutions, both in
Charleston and the interior of the State, must
prevent the anticipation of realizing as equal a
rate of profit for the future.
c.. NJ. FURMAN, President.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-13

IMPORTANT TO MAN.-Why is it that the
rainbow and cloud come over us with beauty
that is not of earth, and then pass away and
leave US to muse on their faded loveliness
Why is it that the stars which hold their festi.
val aronnd their midnight throne, are set above
the grasp of our limited faculties, forever mock.
ing US with unapproachable glory7 And why
is it that bright forms of human beauty are
presented to our view and taken from US, leav-
ing the thousand streams of affection to flow
back in Alpine torrents upon our heart? We
are born for higher destiny than that of earth.
There is realm where the rainbow never
fades, wheres the stars will set out before
us like islands that slumber on the ocean, and
where the beautiful being that now passes be-
fore us like the Meteor, will stay in our pres.
ence forever.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-13
PUBLISHED WEEKLY by
THOMAS J. WARREN.
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