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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-06-20
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SONG OF THE COLD WATER ARMY.


A PARoDY.-BY JAS. T. ELLIS.
Awake, arisel with armor bright
The hour Of dangers nigh;
The tyrant reigns in all his might,
And man is doomed to diei
Not ION the field, by foemau's blade"
Are the enemy's conquests won;
By poisonous draughts in ambuscade,
The work of death is done.
Shall we resign this beauteous land
To alcoholic chains,
Nor even dare to raise hand
To wipe away it's stains2
Awake, awakel and look not back,
But 70, ward as you go;
Press on-prsss onl there's work-there's work
For every man to do.
Arm, arm your country bids you arm
Fling out your banners free
Let faithful WARREN sound alarm
Ger mountain, plain and sea-
Freedom, thy battle hour is night
Pledges gleam and banners wave;
The army charges-shout on high,
ave come to seek and save"
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From the american Courier.
ALCOHOL.

ALCOHOL.
There walketh Fiend DER the glad green earth,
By the side of the reaper, Death;
He dazzles alike with the glow Of mirtb,
Or quenches the light of the household hearth,
With his foul whitening breath.
He stalketh abroad with hishydra head,
And there gathereth in his train,
The railing foot and the strong mans tread,
The restless llving-the ghastly dead,
And Misery, Want, aud Pain.
He nerves the arm Of relentless Hate
With his goblet's beaded foam;
He turks in the halls of the rich and great,
In the beggar's moan at the palace gate
And curses the poor mans home.
He barters the wealth of spotless name,
For the wine cups subtle glow;
And scathes the pnions of deathless Fame
Till they droop with their burden Of Guilt and Shame
Mid its dregs Of sin and woe.
And there seemeth ever sorrowing wall,
In the path of his blighting tread;
And chidhoods cheek grows wan and pale,
And its heart is faint, and its footsteps fail, o.
For he grudgeth the poor their bread.
Grudgeth the poor their daily bread,
And 6lleth the drunkard's bowl
With want and woe-remorse and dread
With nerveless hand and falling head,
And curse on his deathless soul
And beauty and manhood-love with mirth,
Still turn to the anguishing wine
But the blghted house and the darkened hearth,
And the tears Of tho sorrowing ones Of earth,
Lie deep in its CLEAN and shrine.
And the Fiend still watcheh with tiresome will
For heswlft and the weary tread,
For he knoweth the wine, with his subtle skill,
Shall gather alike the good and the i'll.
Meath the curse Of his iron tread.
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A REMARKABLE MAN.-At temperance
meeting held in Alabama, about six years ago
Colonel Lemanousky, who had been twenty.
three years in the armies of Napoleon Bona
parte, addressed the meeting. He rose before
the audience, tall and vigorous, with glow Of
health upon his cheek and said:
"You see before You man of 10 years old.
have fought two hundred battles, have fourteen
wounds on my body, have lived thirty days on
horse flesh, with the bark oftrees for my bread,
SHOW and ice for my drink canopy of Heaven
for my covering without stockings or shoes on
my feet, and only few rags Of clothing. In
the deserts Of Egypt | have marched for days
with burning sun upon my naked head; feet
blistered in the scorching sand. and with my
eyes, nostrs and mouth filled with dus. so tor
mentiag that have opened the veins of my
arms and sucked my own blood! d. you ask
how survived the horrors? / answer that
under the providence of God, owe my pre-
servaton, my health and vigor, to this fact, that
never drank drop ofspirituous hq"or in my
life, and continued he, Baron Larry, chiefofthe
French army, has stated as fact that the g.
900 survivors who safely returned from Egypt
ere all Of those men who abstained from ardent
spirits"
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REGALIA.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the
l. Grand Division to furnish Regalia fer its Mem
hers, Deputies Jewels and Emblems of office for sub.
ordinate Divisions, takes pleasure in announcing that
he keeps a supply always on hand, and will also be
prepared at each session Of the Grand Division to fur
nsh aoy of the above articles to Divisions or Members
Address. O. j. DELAY, Grand Scribe.
Camden Jan. 1-Jy.
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"BROWNING g. LEMAN,"
IMPORTERS OF
French, British and German
DRY GOODS, j..

200 and 2l1 King-St. corner Of Market-St
CHARLESTON, 8. G.
CtARPETINGs.-Ing 3 Plys Brussels, Tapes
~ try and Velvets.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin and Wor'
sted
CURTAIN CAMBRIcs and MUsL1Ns, in large Va.
EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS,
all styles.
GILT CoRNICEs, in all the new designs.
CURTAIN GIMPs, HOLDERS, LOOPS, TAs.
Sells. &c.
DRAPERY CORDS and BELL ROPES in all varie-
les. LCi
SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS and STAIR CAR
PETINGS. Of all styles.
WILTON, VELVET, and ADMINISTER RUGS,
PLANTATION wooLENs, BLANKETS, PLAINS
KERSEYS, CAPS, &C.
Red and White FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, &c
COTTON OSNABURGS, of all the best southern
makes.
English and American COTTON FLANNEIS
French English, and American PRINTS.
LINENS of RICHARDSON'S superior make, for
Sheetings, Shirtings Pillow Cases, Table Damasks,
Doylies, Napkins Towelings Huckabacks Fruit
Cloths, B. E. Diapers, Grass Cloths, &c. s...
CLOTHS, ca :sIMERES and VESTINGs, of best
SERVANTS CLOTHS in all the shades Of English
Goods. a
sATINETs, TWEEDs, JEANS, and L1NDsEYs
Of all qualities and styles.
With full assortment Of tsss g.,
BslE 92aggss GOODS,
In SILKS, TISSUES, BAREGEs, GRENADINES
MUSLlNS, &c. ,.'
BoMBAzn-Es, ALPAcAs, and MOURNING
GOODS in great variety. -
EMBRoI6ER1Es and LACE GOODS Of every de-
scrplion. 49,,
EVENING DRESS GOODS, in great variety con-
startly received - -
AL the above are Of our own Direct lmpOr.
tatiOn and offered at the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES. +. szsf
TERMS.-CASH, or CITY ACCEPTANCE.
sB-The ONE PRICE system strictly adhered to
all goods warranted BROWNING d LEMAN.
Jan. IL, "a IT
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IowA.-A State Convention met at Iowa
City, May 3, J. Zephaniah Swift, esq.,, presid.
ing. Delegates were present from most parts
of the State. The securing prohibitory law
was the great object of the Convention. For
this purpose State Alliance was organized,
with power to appoint auxiliary societies for
the purpose of circulating petitions, raising
funds, and doing all such other acts as they
may think right and proper, to advance the
cause of emperance, humanity, aud progress.
The whole subject of political action by tenn.
perance men, says the State Journal, was de.
bated with a logic aud rhetoric that would
grace any hall oflegislation in the land.
Jour. of the 4. T. Union.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
OF every description, Nos. l24 Meeting street. and
" 33 Wentworth. street, next to the old stand Of
Gilberts Chaplin Charleston. 8. G.
tB-W. R. HUNTER may be found at the above
Repository and takes this method to ASSURE his friends
that all orders entrusted to him will be attended to
with promptness. andstrct fidelity
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CHERRY PICTORIAL
For tho rapid Cure, OF
COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHO0PING-C0UGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION. .Is,
TO CURE A COLD, WITH HEADACHE AND
SORENESS OF THE BODYctake the CHERRY PFC
roRAL going to bed, and wrap up warm, to sweat
Fur A COLD AND COUGH, take it morning,
noon and evening, according to directions on the bot
tle and the difficulty will soon be removed None
will suffer from this trouble when they find it can be
so readily cured. Persons afflicted with seated
cough which breaks them of their rest at night will
find by taking the CHERRY PEcT0RAL on going 70 oeo,
they may be sure of sound unbroken sleep, and con-
SEQ ueut refreshing rest Great relief from suffering,
and an ultimate cure is afforded to thousands whoare
thus afflicted, by this invaluable remedy.
From its agreeable effect in these cases. many ind
themselves unwilling to forego its use when the ne
cessity for it has ceased.
TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS this
remedy is invaluable as by its action on the throat
and lungs, when tkken in small quantities it removes
all hoarseness in few hours, and wonderfully In!
creases the power and fexibility of the voice.
ASTHMA is generally much relieved, and often
wholly cured by CBEnnY PICTORIAL But there are
some cases so obstinate to yield entirely to DO medi-
cine. CHERRY PEcToRAL will cure them, if they can
be cured.
BRONCHITIS or irritation of the throat and upper
portion of tie lungs may be cured by taking CHERRY
PICTORIAL in small and frequent doses. The uncom-
Portable oppression is soon relieved.
FOR GROUP. Give an emetic of antimony to be
followed by large and frequent doses of the Cherry
Pecroral, until It subdues the disease If taken in
season, it will not fail to cure.
WHOOPlNG COUGH may be broken up and soon
cured BY the use of Cherry Pectoral.
THE INFLUEN is speedily removed BY this
remedy Numerous instances have been noticed where
whole families were protected from any serious con-
sequences, whietheir neighbors without the Cherry
Pectoral, were snferiug from the disease. :
Repeated instances are reported here OF patients
who have been cured from t,&n
LIVER COMPLAINTS by this remedy, 80 many
that there can be no question of its healing power on
these diseases It should be perseverngly taken un-
til the pain in the side and other unpleasant symp-
toms cease. - -. - ..
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News 6too TOxnD-
We learn hon the ClarinwiIls Skomdord oe the
eth uh., that on the 18th ult. n. VIM L. Htrper
was killed BY one Jesse G. Russell 10 Hopkins oouu-
ty. reward Of 81 900 10 o0esed for the Apprehen-
sion aud delivery Of Russell to tho Sheriff VI Hop
kins county. 6sld Russell Ii described a. being ive
black cyee, heavy black beard about thirty three
years cid, will weigh 1856 or ITO pounds; ono Of his
wrists 10 crooked and he Is said to be very quick.
Of the killing Of Milton P. Mise b1 A. q. Howell,
from letter received from GrO0e's Retreat, under
GATE Of the 10th JuDe:-On Monday, the l4th
June q man OF the name Of Milton p. Mise, was
i until few minutes before the horrid deed was
committed. The only cause OF the melancholy DIN.
Guilty was liquor. Both OF the parties were iatoxi
Gated. Howell was acquitted by the magistrate on
the ground that be was acting In sefdefcnce-
Gatvssfom Nescs
WHATBER CRoPs, RIvRRs, &c.-The weather
continues almost insuflt1bly hos, Notwithstanding
the strong wind. accompanied with rain, witt which
we we've visited few mornings since. The little
breeze which We now have Is from tho northeast,
bringing with Il legions Of mosquitoes.
AT last accounts the Brax0s river was falling
slowly II hsd been over its hanks il The neighbor
hood Of Washington, bot We suppose not enough to
do any very serious injury to tho bottom farms.
The Huntsville Rem u the 18th ulk, has the an.
nexed paragraph
We have had suoh heavy rains In our section Of
country lately. that the crops Of cotton have suf-
fered considerably. Tho river continues Ia good
navigsbie order, and the upper counties arc now
well Supplied with the necessaries Of life.
!. We clip the following paragraphs from the Austin
Times Of the 10Th June -
We learn that the wheat crops In Williamson
county and the counties above exceed all previous
ca citations. They have two excellent Hour mil
In Williamson. We shall have domestic biscuit this
year. gas 81
MIR. Hawpe, Sheriff Of Dallas county. reports the
wheat crop in that section a. having turmoil out
gosd d. The greater portion Of the harvesting has
been completed.
The crops, coming from Houston by way Of War
rem, BRENNAN and Mstson's. look toleraby we'll.
The cotton is not forward, appearing generally to
be second planting. only few inches high.
On the Colorado the corn and cotton crops are
looking remarkably fine.
The late rains have rendered the prospects Of Q
large yield Of corn west Of the Trinity almost
tain.
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Rror AND MURDER Yesterday afternoon party

RIOT AND MURDER-Yesterday afternoon a party
OF men and boys, numbering between twenty and
thirty calling themselves ARABS" and said to be
runners with the Kensipgton engine company, COM
menced series of outrages at lager beer saloon,
in the vicinity Of the Spring Garden and Northern
Liberties Water Works, which resulted in terrific
contest between the rioters and two police officers OF
Penn District, Langfeldt and Forepaugh, In which
one Of the latter was severely beaten, and Michael
Robe, the keeper Of neghbpring tavern was killed.
At the outset Of the affair, officer Laugfeldt inter
fe'ed to protect the landlord Of the saloon when he
was assailed With tumblere clubs and pistol shots
but fortunately none Of tho shots took effect Lang
feldt shot three times, each time wounding one or
the rioters, one Of whom, James Navin, was snbse-
quentiy arrested ct house in Morris City. The
others had not been Uncovered at late hour last
evening.
TIE attack upon officer Langfeldt was continued
w.t. much violence, when, injured ~ he was, he was
compelled to seek temporary shslter and safety In
newed, both upon him, officer Forepaugh, and upon
the house and all its inmates, during which the de-
ceased was sssailed by the gang and killed. II is
stated that the immediate cause Of his death was
blow upon the side Of his head evidently done with
sung.s shot. After receiving the blow, he was car
ried up stairs, and in few minutes brcathed his
last. The deceased was quiet German, about fifty
years of age, and has left family. Mr.. Joseph No
dicus who, with friend, happened to be in the VI
entity about the time Of the outrage, Immediately
proceeded TO the Office Of Alderman Palmer, upon
whore oath Navin was committed ON the charge Of
riot and assault and battery upon officer Langfeldt
with intent to kill. Alexander Clark, George W.
Esher and John Esher, recognized as having been
at the scene Of the riot also arrested and held
in 81 600 each by the same Alderman. Another in
dividual has been charged directly with having CIV
force detailed by Marshal Murphy went in pursuit
Of him and Others implicated in the affair. Navin
was shot IN the forehead, and, from partial exam.
nation made by physician, 1t was ascertaincd
that his skull was Philadelphia Ledger,
yuf1 &.
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Port " New York, July Z. 1854.

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COAL Barclay Livingston. From June 18th TO 18Th,
large quantities office.
imss..s Br Lawrence, Shields IS days. with coal
Bre DoYieo (Itsl Croveroa limerick IS days In bel
lest. vth - passenssrs. to the Italian Consul June
N, IN lat ~ lou 81. saw 50 large icsbsrgs-
Brig pcrothea OBJ Field. Sydney. CB, B lays. With COAL
Bla Deits, wainwright Norfolk days with lumber to
RIis csisss.n. tef IlsrdSo Bray, xiibnds.. days,
sehr Asrvra Hsal Gisss Haubsrs. % days, With iron
and 50 psssengsr. 70 Beck kunhsrdt.
s sshr j.si.S nSf1 Ssssis 70 Ssys
Schr joseph FASwell. Conpery, Calais bdayN
Schr Esther EiIe Hutehins, Calais s days.
schr Rnanohe, Dinsaere Hsnport. Q dayS
s,hr Genoa tos Bosteny, Perkins, Cutler Ne aAy-
Schr Plymouth Rock, Aydsr Bestsa. days
Schr kosciue, Cook, TAubton, nAss
Sehv James nAwlsy, 0oodhus, Portland c..
Schr Hsrrist Smith, Porslaai C laws.
echp Iris Kemp on. Poftlasd, c., daya
Schr Druumand Qixhter) Lloyd, IRON wreck Of shlp
hon~Imna, ashore at the New Inlst
Steamer Pelican, Jones, Prsvidence
BELOW.
BIZ heis cofsair, Of Sunderland
SAILED.
Ship A T. Chandler, Liverpool
6casA iron the " Spit ships Ocsss Quss~, London;
HoJua CAnton brig Emns (BremA Stsvss, AquAafA, Pr
Wind daring the day, Scuth and light.
[By SANDY HOOK PAINTING TBLrsnApul
TnB HIoaLAnne, Suly 7-Sundown
One brig going the bar sad ship aaa brig aoins
mp the Boy, bound In
wisd NON The South Weather clear.
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Iyi So stab the mate eauId not dsay any q the
t. Mr. Chiffon, be dssisd that & the uusteriug Of the
crew. he ban Struck Franklin but admitted pushing him.
hs.,sd. II. captain Of y: :tss.t.s ss was
tain Dixon drng the pistol in the air.
AZ this stage Of the proceedings Mr. Superintendent
Ride said that there no fur her evidsacs n. any
Of The men ezceet Madden and the third had bees
for 70 identify him.
william eek. . &s'm man, dsposed that he was on
chief 60 forward and say. Come. men, come for
ward and 20 TO word, and let get tho snip rsay
ii 10 r, work Iynagh said he wnui r. 20 work
and sooed that he would cut tho drst nsn that a-kei
him 10 go TO work scne ensusd bet~ees the mate and
IyDngh whom the latter drew his knife aud, after
sfrvege stabbed the mate In his thigh; saw Maiden
strife The second mate the main deck just before the
sl.te ere fired.
TAMIL McIarlsne, the third mate Of the ship, was
then .w'rp depotsd to the circumstances II the
melee. He ssid-Whe 'he mate ordered the msn to
OF The forecastle Ls nagh refused; went In
side fol wed by the mate he mate ATTEMPTED to push
Iybsl out, and occurred between them; la the
gge Lvnagh drew his knife stabbed tue ,te
in the III eh sene,a al battle then ensued but vas in
corner and could v no they were that
rounded -; Iremember Finlay trying TO got at the
mpte and lelt him of. 1he rest of tha witness q
evidence coroborated what had been already stated BY
By Dir Citop-I did not sec Madden, or any Of these
men s'riie the mate or any Of the Ulcers.
1bis concluded the for the prosecunn whom the
magistrate sal" there evidence Against any Of
coiding'y ret NJ liberty. s tAt
M. Chiffon made an application to have the captain
into custody the ground that several Of the
prepared to swcar that be had wlfully 6rei
the SECOND shot 1T Lynagh, and WOUNDED him In the
neck. nHfN4t ,# CAD
The magh'rate pointed out to Mr. Chiffon that such
entirely variance with the medical tes
tmony, and could not b sustained. The matter there
fore dioi ped. 4
Mr. Chit then applied to the captain TO let the
have their cIoihes from M board tue vessel tney
would not proceed in ,be ship with his present oacers
After demur this cd IN by Capt Dixon,
and the proceedings terminated shortly after O'Clock
,iDg lasted nearly three hours
1t was understood that proceedings win be taken
against Iynagh be is Sufficiently
the charge of stabbing the mate. medical certa.
HANGED In the effect that the latter wcud
confined the hospital for least week longer and
another that I nagh could not be removed for four
Ave days.
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Markets.
Barring BROTHERS q co.'s oIRcULAR.

In the colonial and foreign produce markets have
no change OF importance to notice during the week
Sugar and coffee steady; and cotton Arm The money
msrhe' ~ easier-Copsols have advanced 10 93h a3
dollars 6s 2Kd S.. 3D. bar silver, So. I'd; Aneri.
eagles, 7es. I'd.
AMERICAN Srocxs.-There has been more business doing
the week. and sales been made many Of the
principal State securities at quotations United
States 6's, 1667.8 1O7 1c6 div; do. So 1862 lOl
ex DIV Illinois Internal improvement. 70 q so; NARY
land Sterling SIS, ~ o.; Massachusetts, Sterling lOl
Ptnnsyl,a SIS, Inscriptions 79a 81 do Bonds 85
assk; Virginia SIS, Dollar Bonds, % ~, DIV; do
sc, Sterling Bonds o.; Canada 6s ITO liOk; Psnnsyl
vania Railroad, 90 eSk New Orleans City 6s 81.
div
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eup Nam or ORLEANS. at New Orleans from Nev York
We. srsek BY water spout the voyage stripped q
all her CANVASS i =
ecNR CuA ~ Beverly, tovsd into Hvnnnis IN
dissross, was from BAasos for south Kiasssonl
Whalsmea.
Al Hong Kong AZ a Jireh Ferry La~rcAcs. M bosnd
on e,ute Lesaat Cooper sH fr,n Bc5in Isiaeds, arr
mch - rsp.rted fer Ssn frsneisco.
SO from Table Ray April A OsprAy. Nssombsr NB %
cruise.
spoken.
Sf Tlyi-g Eish Mel els from Mania a prn for Bss
ton April 2 hat " N. hon III
shp srchiteot Pos from Nysr& March " Tor Hena
Kong sIrl q lat % n n, len - VI.
rfy JesNus mates Fas.crhrscl Srem NYork tsrstl -
for Ho.s Rone Nay rs lat n n r. hon ~ ".
ship srie Aypcs fsom Mes vorktM 9, Tor shanghss
MY 70, lat 70 ~ lon Is -
ship kcrth.rr Emrt-e Nrnokrr, from New OrtoAns S,r
ftvefps 81 Jupe "a lat 81 ~ los "a -.
shie mprss fro x~srpeoi Cor Nrork. Jane Is %
~, loa 81 An
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PHILADnLPnIA, JAY z, lPh-Ar sAip Psdcan stsss,
Wetks CaAss; bark Elizabeth j. Brooke HavAas brie
Havana Noe P1etsu MS; Sophie Godfrey wnhams
nevpere RI hedavasha saker. Bristol, RI.
Gle sbp kaelss. Lowell. kichmond Va briss nlisaa
pesss isssg nc.tes esnss Jsasss. Pail aver schrs
and Lsah Ad Prcvidease Georsis Psstsngil Baneor
Sarah AnA, Ireland Julia kixAhsth, Merrill T. Pond,
G DWELL, and n Mercer, Rcbinsou, Boston; N Cor.
houeh New Bedford ooif,ey wnSsws, Wsrvici; Emns
Hotehkiss Robinson stonineton. Madavasks. Bakor.
Quincy; sharon, huriow. Newburyrort.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICAS MAILS.
Tho Details Of the J ate News from
Europe,
Gc &C., DO.

me Ascrics's mails arrived In town yesterday after
noon. She left Liverpool on Saturday, the Gath ult
The second issue Of f2 100 900 Of Exche uer bonds
was arranged on Tuesday between the and
Messrs. Rohschd aid other capitalists They are for
term Of Ave years, snd will taken at price csicu-
lated 10 ray exactly 4per but the interest upon
them will run from May last toey will actually yield
about "a 2s. I'd per cent The remaining ca 0o0, 900
viii be issued In bonds having six years to run; but
they will not be offered for period Of at least ten
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Brig Maria white. o. Eastport 81 tons, months ola
In Baltimore, has purehAssd In Providenos By
nesers Bnlinss Brsstov Gsdy Aidrifh and Pike for
81 c00 cssh- she 10 hns copper fastened vssssl.
The Provsuce papers state thai tbs buoys stakes
gone nom Buocks sAS SAhes Points, AID from many
snee Weeds detained daily upon some q
tho points during whole tide.
LApScrrxD-As MysAle 18th uh By Nsssrs Msxoa Fish
Co. the Ans schR Stsnpeds Of aeou $50 tons Ia feet
decl, ,est brcAAth and fees iaskss depth OF
orb spd naAssopdA Bay and will b By Capt
Washiuston late Of sohr Nebraska. burnt 81
Al Drasvs5 x0th ale, By nseess Psuidtag. splendid
clipper bark bail entirely Of white osk nader
In Orleans b. Ne.s SNOW and lnAe, sad Cspt Tayies.
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