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Council Chamber.

SEPTEMBER 2Slh 1855.
Ordered that the Recorder Advertise u the Cam.
den Journal Tor Proposals until the l4th day of No
vcmber next. for contract to enclose the public
square \. in the upper part Of the Town Of Camden,
304 Lgltwood post. six feet long six inches square
304 planks of heart line. sixteen and half feet
long five inches wide, one and quarter inches thick.
The work to be done in the following manner. Tho
post and plank to he smoothly dressed the plank to
be inserted in mortscs through the posts two plank
in each posts The posts to be set two and half
ce deep and eight feet apart the heads of the posts TO
hc painted.
The whole to br painted with two coats Of pure
white lead the whole work 10 be completed in four
months from this date.
The lumber and work to lie inspected by the COM
mlttce appointed and subject to their approval.
v: J. ! !. 4SHA!e TouSe Committee
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Kings WGusEsaiIs.

- to.Av:I." IN iu:"er IL t. last issue.
<tates ihst George Blncrofs the Historian, has
given not OF ii r"c'!ancc Of an invitation
to attend tIr'ap, cn Ig cs'i.' 'rt:;,n nf til" IN
n;vrr>Hrv Of klmg> fountain, and takes "cca-
>;na !" >i~nalizr tr Bancroft a. one on whom
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Notice Teachers.

An Election will be held on the Sd Monday in No
vcmbcr next for Principal of the Camden School AS.
socation applicants will be required to produce the
best testimonial as to Capacity for preparing young
men for admission into the South Carolina College
those having Experience will be preferred, information
desired will be given by the the Secretary, TO whom
Communications will be addressed.
BY order Of Trustees
Hon TTIOS. J. WlTHERS.
Dr. l.. ii. DEAS. 4. h. hENHEDf.
4 NJ KENNEDY. Scry
Camden Oct. ..
Charleston Mercury and Courier, South Carolinau
will insert weekly for four weeks
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Charleston Mercury

FATAL ArrR,Y.--A serious a1'ray occurred
at Snake Pond, few miles from Barnwe'l
Court House on Saturday last, between
William W. pcyton AID an old man by the
name Of Mondy, in which the latter received
scvcreral severe wounds across his arm with :,
knife srvering the main arteries, and he hed to
death in less then twenty minutes. There had
been gathering at the above named place on
that day, for the purpose Of shooting for beef
and pcvton, we are Informed. asked this old
man to loan him his gun, but he refused fear
ing some damage might b" '!onr, "hereupo"
the woln(s above menli'n"d, were iiHl ted
Besides the death oi Mr,,dv -,!iir iivc or six
others were severely >lahD"d. a:rl one man
had his arm hr"kr'i, ami n:"rhcr h: !ari ui
his nose cat III. "" ,nd,'.r:.h . travelling
.r"g shop WAS in attend ';'c". '''d IhaI the
w.nig.i,'tl n,G.. III, rrIr.,'...i ul;icr th. III
v':.' u liIun., wIi"n - 't'It> to' the hlondr
Sc,'nvs u,acirI Pew - J!d ~ h'rn arrested
u. T. t!l' tim,' pt ":I' .oIa2 30 i"">,.
Born'~,U iSsn:;m
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TuE CAMr,IGN OF lS36.--ih h" Democrats
of Dauphin County, Pa, at their recent Goa
vemti"n, adopted unani""nsv Ia" following
in reference tn lie nrXt P.r>Idrmcy
"Resolard Th,i W. i'rr>rit To 'hr c"nsld"r''
ton oi the Democracy If Pennsylvania and "t
the Union, a. our >laudard.hcaryr in the ap
preaching Presidential contest, Gr" NJ.
Dallas true heart i ,.n If pcn'Sy Syivauia-thc
s,r or = nrulurat; :. H., li"d Il Democrat; ever
Democrat, without epoarh-his private
lie i,uric rX:Inrl - = p"":'' i'ie i gem III
American history
Mr-Da!ia- is very p'paIar with the Dem"
,rac, and his nnuiinlrin hy the National
Convention vould n,. rtc;.v Il Nh grea! cll
ti:us!astu.
- e. i'r.! ~. D Err.
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Accn.ax1s eS THE SoUrH CAROLINA RAIL
,cAD--On "Wednesday morning when The
Eo!smbi, Express train WIS about iuurtec;'
miles from Columbia. the baggage car ran oil
the trac't, and was considerably damaged. Mr.
4. Black, OF this city, who Was standing il
the car q the tine 9: tie accident, received
several h:uses
On the sa'ne day, tho Coian,sis &orn train
whca about o"a mile above R,s%'s Station
came III contact with 4 COW, which causcG the
engine and four freight cars to he t!.rnw. of!
the ,raek and the cars were smashed up; bu,
fortunately ;hcrc was no rorson Injured.
Aba. nne o'c.nci ua wednesday. = :raia cC
jca,s that were ai"ut leaving the depot. cn,ne
|, coutict with .nu!.rr train that wero stt
~ track. The engine s"aa '!oau oil al;l
'...i,;,.... '.'r>."I
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CdILDREN'S SHOES.
ALSO
5000 Pairs of Negro Shoes,

OF his own manufacture
ALSO-Sole and upper Leather, Calf and Lining
Skins, Band and Harness Gather, Shoe Thread Shoe
Tools OF every description.
lS5"Togcther with large stock of Travelling and
Common Trunks, Talices, Carpet Bags.
cB-Thc above comprises but very small portion
of his Stock all Of which will compare with any i'll
the Southern country for style or durability.
Oct. q ~ Il.
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iEUHiuID; We understand most r1vni.
ting homicide WAS committed in The upper past
of this District, on "Wednesday might last near
IL place called the ot:poud. We have heard
bat few of the particulars which are IL follows
Ga Wednesday, William Arant met two of
te Pliers at an otherPlilers just over the North
Carolina line, who keeps Il dosgery. Drinking
Of course cnsucd. Late in til" evening, Aramt
and the two PLIERS left for their home- in this
Districts and were only seen by one person
after wards, III the dusk of the evening, dis
mounted and stripped as if t" fight. On the
next morning Arant was found near the spot
where seen tue eveuiug before, with his throat
cut. There were three strokes of the knife,
and his head vas nearly severed from The body
Whild the inquest was being held over the
body 0ne Gf III" PLIERS rode mp and WAS I'm
medatIy arrested. After the inquest, war
rant was Issued for the arrest of ;Ie other Pl!cr
who whcn found resisted the officer AMI his
posse, threatening death t. any one who ap
preached. ut the same time furnishing Il large
knife --whercupon one of the posse procured Il
stick and struck plilcr blow, from which it is
thought doubtful by his physician whether he
can lecovcr- Chcruw Go=ette.
We learn that phcr las since dicd,
III. JonrnaL
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Mi. ps"ry in n';!rj:,c III. H.'I sis'l - t;'v.
y i.n;, lI;i Sae;, says u: Y Il rs ~ T. ~, at
G:een:., III ks Il. following rtul:$:
In o:l.r - s., lh. ri,:n. ga .:;t:i,l that
tl,rc vi; NJ Ia n N > il jc;r! ana;,n II; -
th: .. l.l;iI5, As E>: .!,"ry CO.. Ai,ms
opened I'll. B,.l VITA IA: ga; III &Yl a::,n
pi,h:l B ii. OF l3 Gr4a: Ptd:'. Ii 'I'h,'chcr' :,
Journal, during tn, Revolutionary War, We tre-
laIity sec Il m IN ,ramlum to t'li> effect: Gen
cral KNOX is his partner" We 'ln rot hs"Ne
there is anything wrong in wha: Wa:!I!uyt"n
DID,"
Now Major, VIC protest #ga>s; ii1c doctrine
involved in that cltoral; that IL? mar ja:tltinS
and Eaact'!i., the d:el. ift!i, rising generation
are to bc governed and guided by the example
of our public mrn, than heaven hay mercy upon
them we pray. lou know rs well rs d., that
4 decided ljurity Of them are men Of loose
habits; that tleT attend church merely as a mat.
ter OF form, and not from any grea: concern
about religion. that they are addicted to swear
iny and inmodertae drinking, too often to gar,
tiimg and knowing this, how can you sly to the
young men Of the country, follow these men for
whatsoever they do is right! Your editorial
amounts to this: Cnv' Adams and General
Washington dance; there can be rothin. wrcag
i'll what they d. therefore there sea wroag in
dancing. The som. species of logic would
prove drunkenness aud other peruc;ous vices to
he right, and conmenLahe in our Young uucu.
You perceive that such touching will not do
Now the principles Of right and wrong arc SET.
tied from all eternity by righteous Gn;l nor
can you vary tie nature of Il given action, by
the example OF any great or humble; aud it is
wrong so to teach. The church maintains from
the word of God that dancing Drunkenness,
gambling, Gc, are wrong. aud Coy. Adams or
Washington could not make them right though
:bey were to practice and ycu To preach from
now until the end of time. Our young men
wh soos 90 to ruin, if they Only fellow the al.
. ;:i:s aqd example of our public meu
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500 REWARD.

T OST or STOLEN,-from tho Subscriber near Cam
l. den in the month Of August small black or cop
per coored GIRL about ten years OF age. She has
full face, large eyes, pleasant and intelligent coun-
tcnance anda scar over one of her eyes
A reward ofone hundred dollars will be paid for her
recovery, or any information respecting her.
". J. TAYLOR.
The Carolinan Sumter Watclman, Fairfield Herald
Lancaster Ledger will copy four times and forward
bills to this Office
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New StYIes Dress Goods

In handsome plain and Stripe silks Printed and Plain
Cashmercs and dclans Par matlacloth, lain and
printed, Du Bagas and all wool rlads in new pat.
terms. Opera, tlanncS IN variety
Just icceivcd by y. NJ { Il. KENNEDY.
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PUBLIC INHALATION.

The Exercises of INSTALLING the Officers elect,
of Wacrec Division will take place on Thursday Eve.
ming next, at Temperance Hall, on which occasion an
ADDRESS or two may be expected The PUBLIC,
particularly the Ladies, are invited.
D. L. DESAUSSURE Jr.
W. l.. De PASS
J. W. Nc D0WALL.
CT o." ;iCt:.
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SPECIAL, NOTICE.

Mr.. ". J. DurFlE is our General Travelling Agent
The Accounts due the late Trmprracc Adrocote. OK.
cclt those for Charleston have been placed in his
i;a.S ;or collection. All persons on whom hcmay call
indebted either to the ldroce or "noL will please
make Immediate payment to him, al.d thereby confer
special favor upon Us.
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CLOTHING .lals. Shirts and underclolhing an
unusually large and varied ortmcnt Of the above
goods arc now open TO which we respectfully invite
the attention q: our friends and the public generally.
Get. . y. u. i X. KENNEDY.
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Embroideries

Scotch ard Irish EmboidcricS. a very handsome
icIy Cabrics, and Swiss, Collars and Sleeves, also
n Sets \loNaniers Kid, and Silk Gloves, black white
AID co.':c!, osrlry o all kinds.
A NJ & r. KENNEDY,
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NEW FALL GOODS
Il. .ER@S

A. ~ Ii r. KENNEDY, are now receiving their
usual supply OF Dry Goods suitable for the season.
The Stock is UNUSUALLY large las been carefully selected
anl will Z sold upon the most reasonably terms to
pinct;! Customers liberal discount for Cash They
respectfully solicit Examination Of their Stocks
October, J. uf.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Later From Europe.

HALIFAX, \. S. Septcnbrr27.-Ihe BRUSH
and North American Royal Mail Steam ship
.Imericu arrived ut this pot this morning tom
Liverpool with adviceS 10 tho 10Th INST. Inc
United States Mail Steam ship Pacifc, arrived
at Liverpool from New York at noon on the
18th inst.
Tie .lmeric" brirgs the highly important
Intelligence thar SebaStopol had been destroyed
after three days bOlnbardmcnt. The conflict
occurred OF the 9Th inst, and was most ;al-"i"'.
ry the loss according to En- IiSl aud fr"hch
accounts. being Is, 900 French and English ":'i
$4,000 Russians The French were repulscd >'X
times from the Rcdan and MaIakotf batteries
with terrific slaughter and the English once.
The Russians evacuated the town after blowing
up the deIcnces bum ing the ships and firing
the town. Nothing bur s1uuoldcring ruins were
left Five Frrnch generals, including B''squet,
We're killed. a large allied t'ce was marching
along the cost to cut of the retreat of the Russ
ians inland. An Immense amount OF mate
rials of war WAS captured. 1t is reported
that the ain cs have orders to demand the un
conditional surrender of all troops, stores and
detcnces including Odessa. An attempt had
t",.il made to a>>il>sinatc Louis Napoleon.
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Il v Wool: MS

:'..n;a'i,'ms kcr>r! and ilans. Satincts &C. for
I! .,>' Servants Srpo ior Grey and white Blankets,
Cd and white ilancIS. in ali qualities All Of which
will sell at very moderate prices,
4. NJ. X r. KENNEDY.
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GO hs Casemer is, nj Vestings.

A full and fashionable stock IN fancy and plain
styles, also; 4 handsome stock OF Tweeds suitable for
boys wear Just received by
\ VI. 4 r. KENNEDY.
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7. O. 0, F.

rINHE Members of kEISIIAw LODGE No. are rcUu
i estcd to meet at their Hall OIL Friday Evening
next as business Of special Importance will be sub
mitted to the Lodge.
o., 1-ENNLn-. Y l..
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=" The pressure upon "ur advertising c"TEns To-
excludes other matters. We calt help it.
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FsICE OF THE CAROLINA lines,
COLUMBIA, 5. c., Sept. |, 1850

IL iHf.
DEAR Sir: We design procuring the servi.
Cos Of efficient Stcnographcrs, to bc present in
both branches Of the South Carolina Legislature
during its next session, for the purpose Of pub.
fishing detailed Report of the Proceedings Of
each House, including Speeches Of the members
precisely rs published in the Washington Globe,
during the session Of Congress- In order to car,
ry out our scheme and make the Report full,
emitting nothing We must have the necessary
pccuniary aid; We have therefore, taken ;Le Eber-
ty to address You on the subject, to ascertain
whether you will aid the enterprise by contridu'
ting Ten Dollars, (Slo) For this sam we will
furnish You three copies OF the Daily Times, du-
ring the session of the Legislature.
The extra expense which We will necessarily
incur in carrying OIL, oar J'singn, will amount To
about $500 during the session :amd ifthc nn"in,
bers of the Legislature will aid us, we wrll OK.
ert ourselves to render ample satisfaction.
1t is necessary that We hcar'ir'ln you 1t RI
early date as possible, (say by t!:, 2Q;A in>;aal
tn t we may perfect our arrangements, whica,
when completed, Will present Il n@w era IL y 'U'h
Carolina Journalism.
Truly your obedicnt Servants.
+. Il. B3EEuN q Co..
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

TTlIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the aten:
Il ton OF the citizens OF Camden and the surround.
ing County 10 his extensive stock OF BOOTS and
SHOES. now receiving direct from the manufactures;
which he oilers at very low prices. Ills stock con:
sist in parl as follows, viz
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ing County 10 his extensive stock OF BOUTS 4
SHOES now receiving direct from the manulactul
which he oilers at very low prices. Ills stock c
sisl in part, as follows, viz
GENTLEMEN's
Fine calEskn quilted waterproof BOOTS
do do welted do
do do waterproof pegscd do
do do pump do do
do Mud Boots
do kip pcgged Boots
do do do Bootees
do calf do do
do do water proof Bootecs
do do sewel and pcgged Shoes and Bootcs
do do Oxford Ties
do do Pegged Jersey Tics
do waterproof Overshocs
do gaitcr Boots
do Russet Brogans
Fine BOYS
do callskin pcgged Boots
do do do Bootees
do kip do Boots
do do do Bootees
do carskin Scwcd do
~ LADIES'
Fine Black Satin Caters
do do lasting do
do do kid do
do do Lasting do
do morocco Jenny Linds
do white kid and satin Slips
do English kid do
do French kid Slips aud Ties
do American dc do do
do morocco Walking Shoes
do do do do
do lasting huskin Tips
do black velvet Slips
do goatskn Walking Shoes
do waterproof Overshocs.
MISSES
Fine coorcd gaitcr Boots
do do kid do
do morocco Walking Shoes
do kid Slippers
10 colored morocco Slippers
do India Rubber Shoes
do calfskin School do
Together with great variety Of
HITT,nREN,S SHOES
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\ rohaccnnist in Louisville has imported q
lot Of >rgars that cost in Havana 5000 per
thousand.
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ADDITIONAL by the America.

HALIFAX, '. :. s'rp'nb'" II -~ AdH,;r:'i
i'ru#t t.lrgi i', ". 1t" lJ {. - = T." th" Mlt :
ter at Ha:ii IL Pan" lh:,; i m'Iid caIm"' | 10
III eXar! picIur. "i the W. or. IL ih' rmniliE'ii
ritv of the wnrnS of defence at S,laSt' #.
exceed by far ANY thing s"rr in The hi-ror, "f
WAS and that tir .:liiurr If the Malak # lG':
placr in tn. lla"dS ,.fthr Allies i IA ~ l'no ~
nf m.,t.'r,I> sf wal The Admiral "n the III ,
a>". / I"grapnrd that the Allies wrre ira-e!:i' !.
I'i"'' ,,..,nra'iun> TO prevent Gort>rhak"l +.
ir,ati'g inland.
1h" Paris Nonimu' SAYS that $500 french
were wnuudrd and 1000 killed. Tho English
hau 20u0 killed a!d wounded. Corr >cllag off
says that $40 Russians were wounded in the
attack, and 100 killed in crossing the harbor.
| he account however arc very indefinite.
The Brussels Russian organ, On no1a, says
that Sehastopol Of The South has been replaced
by Sehastopol of the North-a formidable
position, brisling with inuumerahlr guns which
a compact arm, hrncriorward will defend and
that Gorschak"h' b, m"m"niarl sacrifice
avoided a useless ciliu>ion of blood, preserved
the army and placed it in situation which
will enable him to command the South side.
WASHINGTON, September 26.-The trial at
Philadelphia ii the persons charged with ens'.
ing foreign legion, and the facts elected which
impIicate the British Minister, Mr.. CHAMPION
in the violation "f the Neutrality Laws, have
excl ed the >nlcude of our Government, and
it i, believed that Mr.. Champions action in
the matter will be subject to the serious con
:ideraton of the Cabinet
| ,,,;svill, b.,s in, ,rtn nA n
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Commercial Intelligence.

IuE LIVERPOOL Cotton MARKEr.-Cotton
wa> easier in conscqucncc Of the Bank OF England
having advanced lis rate, lo 4l.2 per cent. and
further advance to beug expected. The
sales during the week have comprised 4e,ooo
bales Of which >peculalors took 6OOO.
STATE OF TX >DE--Inc ,!IrlccS from Manchc'
ter are less lnviabc:: The markets were dull,
but unchanged.
The LIVERPOOL BREADsIuFF Markets WAS
gcucral dull, 1T previous rates. W heat had
ADVANCED Id per ~ lbs. The weather had been
t;lynrai.I,. Tor iltrlcnlI Illrui nurln. SIS.
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"A New Era in South Carolina
.UOurn;lliSllh

The following letter We take from the Car.
olina Times, copy Of which the Editors "t
that paper forwarded to each n'sra Der Of the
Legislature. Every one must feel the want OF
full all impartial reports Of the proceedings OF
the Legislature and We hope the enterprise will
mcct witt, warm support b 'lh from the mem
hcrs Of the Legislature and the the people d
cur State generally
OFslcE OF THE CAROLINA lines,
EnlIMn1A - C. Snlt | lSll
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General Intelligence

u
""u ''l''. '''e e"''! PeFee' ''s "'' '"'" ''s"l''
lion u '.'e toM' N"'u'."d "'''' '''"'"5 Wy
e'' "'i ''' '"0'S' Inv VIII "' "
aa' are que " O"ieFi'l> bos4u"t ""u -he'Na'
hoh
oI>P''c'' "o'"' ARIA say '''l '"' N''N'l'
anu h'''l batteries Were c"rr' ii o. storm
Pe'c'Nn% WHICH zen. DeSaIrS 'ii;'''e W. '''i'c">
vi TIE I""'rh'' hStio''' out ""s u ''li'eu'
Gen. U''t'cl"koil' trieSrap"'"S /" lie hus>i'i'
oo'e' '''c"' "' the o'h INSTANT, 'I'' Hcp'St"Po''
a'Ier sustaining Ill lhlerli'i hre, rrl''I-eu SM
ASSAULTS pM' eo"'o ii"i ur'e the rhci!! ifoli'
,"' ""'''"oii' >'u' p'''e troops 'eSis''o ~ '"e
a>' t"lft'ii''y' out III" enemy t"und h"tEh" III
''' S""IHe'" l'"''S hi' "hou Il lie" iu'hS
Inc l"tc'l-7'''cc" "l li'' lulI Vi S'Da''"i"I "'
received III L''h""h with cA ra'HgHhI d''nI"listra
t'oh>' '"' ';'rt Ni'> ''iii'a"c" " i'' 'hra.frH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

Missouri 70 the Legislature Of that State IL sppsass
thai the total amount received in the Treasury fer
The two years Guiding Oct, 1884 Ss0s 0SS %
Inc total amount expended for the Same
>, time vas. ..............,. ces,sss 70
Inc Total balance IN the Treasury October l.
- 1854 "a, $50 70
HE surplus revenue in the Treasury Oct. l.
1906 Il estimated at ............... 433 100 50
The revenues collected urd DER tho present sysssm
o. taxation are more than sufficient to m,et ,hs
current expenses Of the State government. and they
ere hkey to he tahsuced herr after, YET reduction
o. taxea Is not recommended. 1t Is deemed mors
lnd'oicus 10 apply this surplus 70 the 70 iemptiou d
the ou'htandiug debts Of the state
For the week ending Saturday, Dec. %. there VA
u"nSpofteo from The whole Cumberland coal regiss
6,bos OF tons, AM since the 1t Of January Ia,t
Ca0 "a tons Of which i95 1871 O2 tor were ,rsps
ported over TIE Baltimore and Ohio Rsilroas. Tia
falling on In The shipments Is owing to tho strike On
fbe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Tbs water hn
been drawn out Of the canal 10 IKE repairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

The floating deb, has b-en reduced from
t3ti, 27s ~ 70 1857 3c5 60 during the ak month,,
and 70 meet this the directors cs,sis tha; 800 900
will Be received In the dispo.. o. preferred stock and
conversion Of shares, sad the company have % hand
tl7S. 600 % mortgage bonds uB.old. The No, earn.
iDgs for the SIX months fully up the saimaie
made Al the lAxi annDA report. which was tlsO,O00
for The Jesr, and tbs frsi nosth u he second nail
slows ,il larger ratio q gain. being 5000 Over
the cornB yopdisg nOpth o. Is,3
The agsrsRste n0vsmcrt 81 TIC buh o. Ss~
Hsmpshbs, tbs hri Monday u Doc. lssl. g.
cording 70 reports mate - ,he s1crstAfy u s,.e,
compared with that for Rsrch $780, present.. tie
snEeKsd comparative sis,>msnt.-