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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-12


THOSE WHO DANCE McsT Pay TIE
PpER.-On Saturday last, M's>rs, N. w
Bennett &. Co., anctiouccrs, suld tic eel:
ebraIed old violin which ut one time be-
longcd to the late DIR. Thomas Elmord-
son, afterwards used hy Professor Allen
andfor the last three years in- the pos
session of the late GIosac Picciolli. a
prominent professor Of music OF this city,
by whom il was greatly priced. This
celebrated Cremona is well known by
musical gentlemen throughout the
country, and the fact that it was to be
sold under the hammer caused quite
large attendance Glhc musical fraternity
of Boston, New York anl--Philalclphia
Tie 6rsf I'D was 500, then $500, then
successively $3.50 and $500. A gentle-
man who seemed determined to possess
it bid $500, while it was asccrtained that
there were present at least twenty .five
gentlemen eager. to take 1T Iat that
price; then 5000 was offered, ,follwed by
800, some fftc cp4perbons Ginning tile
Iiaa: Eihsllv, after several oro adyap-
cee;s, e; ! ii as'Init.srkea t15&n 70 { Getorse
Coulter, Esq, of this city, for 5000.
This is ccrtahJya big price for. a little,
fiddle, and the auctionecr must have
drawn long bow, and the purchaser
q long purse. At all events, those WHO
dance after the music of Coulter's Gre,
mona ought to be willing to pay the fd-
dlcr.-Bultimore Sun.
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The cost of living in Washington just
now is rather startling, if correspondents
writing from that city, speak correctly.
A letter to western paper states that
a Congress member from Illinois has been
in Wasgington some days, enjoying the
luxury Of a room in the third story of
Wizards hotel ct the moderate quid pro
quo of eighteen dollars per day. It,says
further: ''This is not All isolated case,
however, for your member from Chicago
is regalar boardcr, and occupies room
on the second floor, about ten by four.
teen, with not unusually large bed. in it
for which he remunerates the proprietor
at the rate of on y ten dollars per, day,
or three thousand SIX huudlcd and fifty
dollars per ahnum. Your correspondent
has a lively recollection of Id dividuals
whom he has in his minds eye, who
could not, if they honestly and promptly
rc-embursed thesproprietor, honor that
house with their presence, as a guest, for
the space of over about fifteen minutes:
at rained one. day, and cotton um-
brelIas went up to seven dollars. Mems
bers Of Congress get three thousand dol
lars salary, from which tax of five per
cent is taken. The milcage is counted
by air line, and to show to those who
complain that the tax commissioner is
exacting, and also to show that Uncle
Samuel is no respccter, Of persons, a tax
is taken from this too. 1t is very easy
to see that these honorable gentlemen
are not without their little trials as well
as the common folks that Independently
sit by their frcsi'les and enjoy the sweet
luxuri.s of a home"
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Janoary -.

Mr.. EDIruR; The friends of Capt.
RICH. NJ. CANTEY announce him as
candidate for Tax Collector for Kershaw
District at the ensuing election
MANY FRIENDS.
Januaryl2. tdc.
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A letter writer, describing fashionable
costumes Is he saw them Oh Chcsnut st..
philadelphia, says: ri observed that tie
prevailing styles of garters was blue"
The styles of dress enabled him to make
the observation.
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,FOR TAN COLLECTOR.

Mr.. EDlToR: The friends of Capt. j..
j. DRAKEFORD announce him as a
candidate for Tax Collector for Kcrahaw
District, at the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS.
Janoary -. tide.
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For Sale.

WILL BE SOLD AT THE PLANTa TON
w Of the late W. A. AsCRuM, on Saturday
goth inst, two Wagons one cart, ouc Mare
and one Colt, fine young Jack, one Jenny and
a few Hogs and Cattle. Terms cash.
L. J. SHANNON.
January j.. :.
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r n Observation-Disclosures.
Rates for Advertising:

Rates for Advertising:
For one square-ten lines or less-ONE
nOLL.R and FIFTY CENTS for the first
insertion and ONE DOLLAR for each sub
scquent.
OBITUARY NOTICES, exceeding one square
charged at advertising rates.
Transient Advertisements and JOB NorK
MUST BE PAIn FOR IN ADtV hNCE.
No deduction made, except TO our regular
advertsirc patrons.
e| Terms Of subscription for one year
$500 il advance: if not paid within three
moths from the time OF subscribing, $500.
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N Offices.
Notice.

TIE YOUNG: GENTLEMEN wuo,ARE
desirons OF forming themselves into class and
to place themselves under my tuition for the
present year, are requested to meet at my house
on Saturday morning at lo,o'clock.
L. .McCANDLEss.: "
January L.. i: .
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Notice.

rTcHE ACCOUNTS OF Dr. D. NJ RODGERS, 8,
i late Of .Camden, deceased, are in the fa,sls
ofJ.,F. SUTHERLAND, Esq, who is authorized to-
receive Payment oflle same. II hoped that
those Indicted vail settle their account spronpt.
j. -, .:., An ROD GERsS adm :sss Ga
i. Ianuarg sss-;s CO 81
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nWNERs OF HOGS WITHIN THE EC0R-
~ PO%ATE limits OF the Town are hereby
notified thns tho ordinance in regardsto hogs
running at large will be enforced altor this.
date. - j. a. sCHROCk,
ChiGf OF Police. :.
January 8. January II. :.s, -,
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Announcements
FOR SHERIFF..

The undersigned announces himse!fa candi-
date for sheriff of Kershaw District, Mt the
ensuing election +. i. SILL.
November 10.
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National Banks. Reported I'm

~ =
Below we give a list Of Natioual Banks that
have been reported to be insolvent: :.
First National Bank OF New York
I" Brooklyn,
1" Syracuse,
'' Utica, 81"
America, New York.
Attica, New I'ork.
TIa!lowell, Maine.
Bed ord, Maine.
Bangor, Maine.
Pittston, Pennsylvania
Phtsburg, Pennsylvania.
New Bedford, Massachusetts.
BidGcford, Massachusetts.
Salem Massachusetts.
In addition TO the above we extract two ar
ticlcs TO Ge found in another column-one head
ed s'The Banks reported Broken" the other
Count erfcs," as taken from Nicolas' Bank
Note Exporter. Our Merchants and others are
vitally interested in these items of news, and
we shall endeavor to keep them posted in eve-
ry issue Of the JOURNAL. wherever banks may
be found insolvent or counterleits detected.
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I.

4 LII. L.INnRBfED BY, o EN ACC CfsTNr.s
"A will please call on my son. H. DEls, and 4
elise them by cash. OF note to lstof -Jabuarr,:
1866. I am very desirous Of having my books
closed up as we are now prac.irine entirely on
the cash principle. :
Z. II. DEAs, NJ. D.
Januaryl2. 81
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NOTICE.

4 4. McD0WALLS WAGONS WILL
~ be in Charleston on the 18th inst an
goods consigned to me will he charged for tie
same rs by Railroad to Hopkins Turn.out and
by wagon from there here.
Address J. H Renvos at Charleston, 10 the
care of w. Muller, Tandue Range
january II. J.:
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MARRIED,

MARRIED, on the 4tl, Of JANUARY, at theresa
dence ofMr. q. V. AEcKER, BY Mr.. s.. HART.
Mr.. A.. WITTKUWSKY anu Miss SUSAN
HYAMS. .-..;-s,
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intelligence TO lis many admirers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-28
80 aatnrdaY.

NEW YORK Steamship Star of the Union
2lSA bales cotton 10 bales wool 20 bales moss 100
bhs moasses $50 bbls onions l54 pkgs mdse
NEW Notwithstanding Monterey--12S0 bales
cotton and sundries
NEW YORK Steamship Alabama--7s0 bales
cotton 50 do paper stock IS bales moss 397 bhs of
-four and sundries
LIVERPOOL Ship r L Lane-sIs2 bales cotton
2a0o slaves
B9RDHAuK Bark Francica-4I, GOO slaves
a. stRAIoS SANTIAGO Mountain Home
s a9s lime 400 bbs -four 40 ties lard 20 kegs lard
3tl sSs corn and snndres
~ AZ AN-schr Gipsy-I0 tbla -four bbls pork
g8s soap and sunaries
/ hti, e AS9l A4Sohr FloFida-G0 bbls dour i6
nps ivl4 ahls mosases $50 ska corn and sundries
GALVESTON Steamship M a ps,rss 80 l,sIs
t Hour 200 SKIS nosn " '''''
/ GALVESTON Lillian Az bl,ls go1y
( 10 bhls tar and stadriee
MObLl4E--Ssaanehip Auianee-20n bhjs eo,,y
20 hhs pork Is bhs bread 10 eslSs bas5n 10 ~ NJ
candles aud spndries
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Rece,ptr by RAILROAD.

N. o., ]. q G. N. R. R.-May 27--83 bales of
cotton & CROMWELL do Chalmers & Boone
McMahon-5 NJ j zuntz--l4 j R Powell-l2 do to
TIL 81 NJ AHen-6 R Pritchard-l7 Carroll, Hoy
&co-9 Payne Huntington &co-9 Fl Allison &co--
Thornhil s. Rchardson-23 Summers & Brannin-
4 Alcus & Scherek--2 Byrpe, Vance &oo--l2 do to
Warren & Crawford-S000 feet lumber J Chan
dler-4S, 500 do G Townsend 600 do ] B Baker
bx hardware McAllister, McNair g. Garde--1 bX
sundries Rosenberg & Scherok-l horse to order
Total 1877 bales cotton
cotton and sundries to order
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-. ~ r,.n,luce sntnranv.

ST LOUIS-steamer Mohawk and barges-
Western produce and sundry mdse to order
. STt LOtTIS-Steamer Luninary-5 bales cotton
13g hhds tobacco and sundry mdse to order
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-sppdries to order
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VNE RnW,S NATIONAL. REVHEVV-wILL
i he nnhlishad nnnnlhlN-ll2 % 10 prges. octnYo


IeFms-S6 psF
twill be invaluable work for the merchant
banker professional an capitalist and citizen seeking inor
nation on raa national SUBJECTS ia every village town and
city the Union Those desiring information in regard 70 the
practical working Of patton az the Sonth will hnd i az
In this work the editor that subject to be one or
prominent confederation In bis future issues.
among the notices of the press the following ~ So
scted from the New York Evening Post Of recent date
MIR De Rows capacity statsteian sever denied
b. MS htere opponents and his thorough knowledge OF the
Southern States long study the mining manufacturing
commercial and agricultural interests Of the Whole country
will mAka his Review valuable % an sections u
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GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA- Steamship
Morgan-49 bale cotton 1850 in GOLD and sundries
to order
NEW Notwithstanding Tung shuey-Assortd
mdse
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PITTSIsURS8.

Leaves on MONDAY. 18Th inst, st 5p,M
DOR pEFTsBURG, WHEELING. CINCINNATI.
y Loui5yHe Evansville, Cairo Memphe and all way
IaudAugs-thg nsw aad 5piara'd passenger PACKET
MeEsaUaer.
Capt JESSE DEAN; MCCARTHY, Clerk
foot ct Poy drls street Crta
JOIN l., HYDE 3 20, AEsuts il3 gorsnon street,
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arrived 7Yeaferdas
Al Qnarantlne.

BIZ achr syhf. Ode, from Cienfuegos, to Avet-
Cargo 40 hhds 30 tcs SO bbla molasses 60 half
bbls do to J Avet
NIX sehr Neptune, Ribas. from Havana, to master,
with 125 hhds and 100 bbls molasses to order
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REGULAR JEFFERSON PACKET
LEAVES EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY


Leaves THURSDAY, June 7lh, at5F.n.
EyOE JEFFERSON, sMIrHLAND, BENTON,
Port Gaddo, Shreveport Grand Bayou, Grand Bcor0, ST.
Maurice Cole Alexandria, Normsns Barbns, and all way
landings Red RYsr-Tne splendid, ghtdrait sidewhee
passenger steamer
aIttie Stephens,
MAURICE LANGHoRNE Master, M N, CARPENTER
Clerk,
VIII leave above.
Shippers rely the Mite stephena leaving Che
above days regularly and taking freight the lowest going
rates. For freight or passage apply board.
VIRGINGUs c DEETzEL. Advertising Agent.
NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT PACKET LINE
Leaving every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 6P.m
HOE SHREVEPORT, GRAND BAYOU
Couchatta Campto Grand Ecore, Alexandria, Norman g.
Bar5ns and all way landings The magnificent steamers
Louis dor, Cheney Johnson, master; Alabama
W. Boardman, master; National, Richard siauott mas
ter, will leave as above, "a per schedule:
LOUIS DOR. ALABAMA
Saturday, April 81 Saturday, April 49,
Wednesday, Maya. Wednesday, May O.
Saturday, May r. Saturday May TO-
Wednesday. Mas %. Wednesday May 30
Saturday. June 2. Saturday June g.
Wednesday, June 10, "Wednesday, juno 20
Saturday, June 70 Saturday june 3d.
Wednesday, July d Wednesday July Il.
NATIONAL.
Wednesday, April g. Wednesday, June
Saturday, May g. Saturday, June TO-,
wednesday, May l6, Wednesday, June ~
Saturday, May rs, Saturday, July T.
For freight passage apply on board or to
sINN0TT, ADAMS q WAYNE, % Commercial Plaee
JOHN a. WILLIAMS, Alexandra, La. --------
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE.
FOR BALTIMORE, KEY WEST AND HAVANA.
To sail on WEDNESDAY, Jtne 9Th ct 4 Pm.
T.OR BALTIMORE, KEY WEST AND HAVANA.
The magnificent steamship
Liberty,
W }. STAFFORD, Commander,
Of the Baltimore New Orleans Regular Line, will sail
foot of St Joseph street punctuay above
carrying the United States Mails tcketng passengers
through to New York
For speed comfort this ship unsurpassed Her cabn
spacious her staerooms elegantly furnished combining
all the modern improvements.
be secured application at the Office Of She
Agents.
FOR freight or passage Key West Havana Baltimore
apply to WITHkRSPOON HALsEY,
% Oarondelet street
CREEvY, MCPHERSON 4 CO.,
Corner Grsyier and Carondelet streets
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
EOm NEW YORK DIEEoT-THB NEW
and SPLENDID eidsvheoi steamships
MORNING STAR. .2lg9 tons. .Howes, Commander.
EVENING STAR. .sO15 tons Delaney, Commasdsr
GUIDING STAR. 1896 toms. Berry, Commander
RISING STAR. ss0O tons, Nelson, Commander.
The and drst.casB Steamships
MISSISSIPPI. $500 tons, .Furbur, Commanding
MERRIMACE. 1000 tons. .vansice, Commanding
edARIposA. 1900 tous .cutck Commanding.
MONTEREY ........ 1900 tons Whitman, Commanding.
The now aud frst,class sidewhee steamship
Evening Star,
2ol5 tonN DELANEY, Commander,
VIII leave the Gompanys Wharf, foot Of Jackson Square
on SATURDAY, june g. at z r NJ, precisely
The Line Is composed of largest and elegant
sbios which have ever built nis for amy home
line They svey respect lifted for ocean service and the
route upon which they Their passenger accommodations
are mot exceed by Of other steamers in the world
Passage in sdewhee ships first cabin $50 second cabin
$40; Passage in screw ships, first cabin, $50.
Fsob will be recs1ved the Companye warehouse the
landing at all during business hours and the oonpsnys
rates freight viii always be made es low as by any other
Inc.
For freight or psssage apply to
j. NJ CouRTENAY Agent
.... 80 GarondelBt street.
FOR NEW YORK
cRoMwBIlL5s N. Y. AND N, o. STEAMSHIP LINE
To san On SUNDAY, Juue3d, at8Am.
ZOE NEW YORK DIRECT TIE FAST
ard favorite Steamship .-....
George wnshingtou,
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Mariae gnteIItgettfe,
UREaoEHz OFFICE, No. "a CANT srEzsT, |
Monday, May 2S 1866

uRRaosEz OFFICE NO 90 CANT srEzsT l
Monday, May Is, 1866 )
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Monterey, Whitman, for New York
Steamship Star Of the Union Blanchard, for New
York, Moulton
Steamship Alabama, Lirneburner, for New York,
G L Langhland
Steamship Alliance, Agnew. for Mobile,
steamship Lillian. Olsen, for Galveston, :
Steamship W G Heves, Austin, for Galveston.
Br ship L Lane, Amedon, foe Liverpool;
Itapn bark Franosoa yeila, for Bordeaux,
f Cochran
schr Mountain Home, Harrison, for Brazos Santa
schr Florida. Adams, for Pensacola, Master
BIZ schr Gypsy, Pennington, for Ruatan, Master
Arrived Saturday.
Steamship George Washington, eager, from New
York 10Th inst, to A Moulton I'd district
Steamship Fung Shuey, Cough, from New York
18th inst, to A Fosdick-2d district
Steamship Morgan, LaWess, fromIndianola and
Galveston, to G Harris-lst district
Schr L'EClair, Yaronioh, from ST James Parish
to master-2d district %
Lugger Telegraph, from Point-a-la- Haohe, to mas
ter-2d district "a
Lugger Hope, Poaini from Jesuit's Bend, to mas
ter-2d district rs
Lugger 81 Lnoon, Brup fm Jesuit's Bend, to mas
ter-2d district 25
Lugger Mcclure, Rock, from Pointe ala Hache,
to MASTERED district "a
Lugger Inconnu Michel, from the English Turn,
to master-2d district rs
I.ugger Hard Times, Cuvelier, from Jefferson Par
ish, to master-2d district rs
qowBoAFs.
Mohawk, Arnold from St Louis, with barges.
STEAMBOATS,,
Luminary, Packard, from St Louis.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Arrived Kesferd@y.
Steamship Harris, Fowler, from Galveston and
Indianoa, to | G Harris-lst district
aTEkABoATs.
White Cloud No O. Hopkins, from st Louis.
Saratoga, Dowty, from Shreveport.
Gems A Quitmaa, Cannon, from Viclsburg,
Alabama, Bnardman. from Shreveport.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse from Bayou Sara
Judge Fletcher, Watts, from Camden.
Benefit English, from Alabama River.
Mary, Meyers, from Mobile.
Ralfie Eutrfken from ST IoulS
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T1HE TYLER WEEKLV JOURNAL

yT'IE TYLER WEEKLY JOURNAL4-
PUBLISHED AT
TYLER, SMITH COUNTY, TEXAS,
Offers superior Inducements 10 all classes Professional
BUSINESS Men, medium through which to make known
their wants 70 the public.
The journal
Has large circulation in the wealthy popnous counties Of
Smith Rusk Cherokee HARRISON Anderson Henderson, Van
Zandt Kaufman Dallas Wood, Tarrant, Upshur Hopkins
Collin and general circulation throughout the State
We would therefore solicit your patronage Our terms
as reasonable the times will admit.
Terms 81 subscriptionFor year 81 0Oi sig months
81 90 three months 81 90.
Terms of Advertising square, eight lines one year
SIS 90 months, $40 90 three months 81 CO. Liberal de-
auctions made to yearly advertisers
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STEAMER SWAN
REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND SALINE
RIVER PACKET
EOR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND
saline HYerAn ireights for the streams
which ma be consigned t. the care q steamer Swan WI
te delay possible For further particulars inquire Of
n. O. GULLETT, Agent
No 30 Matches street.
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EOR MEMPHIS, CAIRO, ST. LOUIS AHE
LOUISVILLE.
one of the following bOats will above EVEET
EVENING, from the Oompauys wharf, foot BionVrls
street, via
Pauline Carroll, w. IL. Arthur,
Mary Il. Forsyth, Noble Able,
Atlantic, Julia,
Mississippi, Ida Mandy,
Continental, Olive Hrnncho
Ruth, Luminnry,
Edward Walsh, Lady Gay,
City Of Memphis, j. @. SwOn4
For freight through tickets to all points North OF
East apply Mt the Compauy's Office, j. p FITZGERALD,
Agent, ,,,,,,,,,. ,n,,,,,.u ,,,.-,,...,
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STEAMBOATS,.
SIT. LOU ES,
NY's BOATS,

CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MAIL
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MOBILE,

\
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves MONDAY, May 2Sth the arrival of the p ri.
PontchartrAiH Railroad tram
EOB NEOBELE-THE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL
and low pressure steamer
Louise.
JAMES HOPKINS, Commander
viii leave as above carrying the U. S. Mails
Bills of adng will DO signed at the Agents office until 3
P. -
Freight taken at greatly reduced prices rs per NEW Tariff
N. B.--No freight received after ~ P NJ.
naT~CoGl oil received in metal packages only.
|. @. HARRIS, Agent.
Corner Camp aud Common streets
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
LEAVES TUESDAY, the Goth inst, ! p. NJ, from the
M - head OF the New Basin.
NOR MOBILE, FROM THE HEAD OF NEW
a Basin--Ihe a No light dnught steamer Mary Con-
ley, g. 5. stone, master, leaves d 3 above.
This steamer CLASSES A. in all the Insurance Offices
For freight or passage apply board, or to
SlNNOrr, ADAMS 4 WAYNE,
% Commercial Place
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rT7HE EAST FEI.IcIANA DEMOCRAT
u Published at Clinton Louisiana
O. WILSON REESE, Editor and Proprietor
suBseRPrIoN'3
he East Felciana Democrat Isl published every sATUR
nay M0RNINf at five Dollars per year Three for six
months Payment in advance
RATES OF ADVERTISING
Ten lines or less, first insertion s9
EditoTaI Reees of advertisements % cents line.
rE1TFE BossFER BANNER IS PUBLISHED
weekly Bellevue Bossier parish La at the following
terms
Subscriptions, 81 per annum, invariably in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS, rEE TEAR;
Business aud professional cards Of square, eight
lines sl5 two squares s25 three squares $685. quarter OF
column, SIS; half coluuin, Sos; whole nclno, slo0
THE BANNER
the only paper published tho parish q Bossisr has
large circulation, and is consequently good advertising nae
dun the merchants business Of New 0rieana as
the country which it pohsted aud circulated DOCS large
business with the city, Address, - ,,-,,.r .,,y,
B5isaF and Proprietor BosslsF BaInar Bellevue, LA
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vI0KsBURa AND YAzoo RIVER PACKET.
Leaves Veksburg EVERY TUESDAY at 5PM
EOK GREEN yROOD. LEFLuBE, YAzoo CITY
and all intermediate landings also taking freight for
TslahatChe and Yaabusha rivers and Green
wood with packets for 3renadeThe light draft passen
ger Countess John Henderson, ChGs F
Crater clerk, viii leave above, connecting with packet
Grey Eagle, from New Orleans
J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent,
Fulton street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23
FROM NEW YORK,
Cholera-New York Aof an Infeeteted
Cfty-Fenian Matters

NV foRK, August %.
Reports yesterday show slight decrease
in the number Of cases of cholera in the city.
Rather more severe mortality from the same
cause. There were u new cases and Is
deaths reported in Brooklyn, disease contin-
ued to decline. and hopesare entertained that
it Will disappear at an early day.
General Sickles, commanding at Charles.
ton. having enquired Of Mayor Hoffman
whether New York was an infected city, DR..
Harris replied unhestatingly .'this city is
not infected.
The two wings of the Renian Brotherhood
we're busiy engaged AT their respective Head
quarters in the city Yesterday, Mr.. Stephens
received personal respect from two irishmen
who have just arrived freFn the old country.
where they have been confined IN Mount Joy
prison. They repor, that the organization
has become stronger than ever since the sus-
pension of the habeas corpus.
Cob. Roberts is deeply engaged in corress
pondence relative TO the approaching Congress
in Troy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

FoRrREss MoxRoE, Aag. q.
The greatly agitated question of the state
of health of JEFF. Davis, appears 10 remain in
the same doubtful position Is ever. Assis-
tant Surgeon General Crane, recently arrived
here from Washington, has had . private and
very lengthy interview with the prisoner. of
course the result Of the interview, and Of bis
examination of the condition Of Mr.. Davis.
and the conclusions he drew therefrom, are
not known, and will not be until they are
Yade directly to the proper authorities in
Washington.
Advices from interior counties, Of North
Carolina state that the cotton crop Is boxing
well, and in some sections even better than
on the Roanoke river. The eouuiy II Bdsa
comb is expected to yield from Is 600 to fs,
600 bales, and other counties in like propor-
ton. ~