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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-21
RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
Leaves TUESDAY, 2lst inst, at 6HG
e5KFou dsapd Elsrs S. MsarIos cpss As9saa
Norman Bsroins and all ntsrmeda,e landings The one
iSSs nsstP EppsT clerk viii Lave as shove For
freight OF sSs6TF ADAMS ADA Is Commercial Place.
WI SgRLs, l6 Nes Lsyes street
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
FOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT, GRAND
soTmsas ssrSn's and Al Ia3dIngs-Th: and very
sam lawson csrE win leave above For freight
P'''"s' '''' W. WIN. N sURLs, Is New Levee street.
wINsURN LORD, 60 Gravisr street.
p s.-FreIgbt taken at high water rates
KoUNs's THROUGH LINE
LEAVES EVERY SATURDAY.
EOR JEFFERSON AND SHREVEPORT
Dhec-The u S. mail steamer
Lafourche,
BEN B. KoUNs Master,
wTl leave aboye-Returnrg leaves Shreveport every
Passes GTsod Bayou every wEDNEsDAYM
Passes Grand EeOre every WEDsEsDAY NIjHr ct
Passes Alexandria every THURSDAY a.I9E
Passes Normsn's Landing svEy THURSDAY stsr
Passes Mouth Red river every THURSDAY stsP ~
Time TO and from Marshall and Jefferson, and half
O. l. KoUSs BRO. 50 Common street.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at5P
EOR GRAND ECoRE, ST. MAURICE. MONT
gomery. Cwil take freight for all landings Bon
Dea) Cotle. ALEXANDRIA, Norman's, Bsrbns and all
mediate landings. w take freight for Shreveport and
mediate landings, reshippiDg at Aexsndra-Ths and
magnificent sidswheel passenger steamer
&c. Nicholas,
JOHN O DowTY. Master.
Lon. Clayton and 7. J. Dowty, Clerks
VIII above For freight passage apply board
orto WINBURN A LORD CO Gravier street
The St Nicholas viii take freight with for al
Coast Landings high the mouth Of River clerk
win be the landing 20 receive freight every Thursday
morning
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-21

ONT AkATINE DAILY IUIAII hhObII 70 Ut NOI TUT
AT THIS PORT DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-21

COAST.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFOURCHE INDEPEN
DENT PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY Y.M, FRIDAYs
LNOR BAFOURCHE,A AND COAST-THE NO
Il passenger packet Nina 81 mines, W. Greathoase
Captain; jos Daferes, Clerk Will return
the Coast every Wednesday and Sunday day light
For freight passage ply on board or 70
E. o. MELAECON. No g. Old Levee street.
EOR 8AHoU sARA-THE sEMLWEEKLY
Il packet
Iberville,
EMILE p GROSS, Commander
VIII leave Eew Orleans for Bayou Sara:
FhlDA1o...s.--...s..-..... ..-.-.......iO A n
Leaves Bayou Sara Tuesday and Saturday evenings
For freight apply board ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22
THE LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.

By Frank H.. Airlenl, Richmond. Va, late
Editor Of The Southern Literary Mes
.enger. aud we'll known from his cdlIori-
al eonncestiun--bo,h during aud since
the wsr-~ith the Richmond press.
To be isssed in one haf lsume Octave
Volume. OF Irom 500 to 600 pages. embel-
lIshed with a portrait on steel, engraved in
pure line aud .tiPple, by Battre, from a
teeen, photograph from life.
Price, hound in the bes, English Mnrnc-
co cluth. $3.50. per copy ; boand III hall
calf antique. $500 per copy.
The above work Is now lar advanced in
its preparation. and viii be published at an
early date. Il will be sold exclusively BY
subscription. and a Bound Prospectus ls
now really ior Agents.
In the collection OF materials the anIhur
has had the eo.operaltun aud assistance 81
prominent officials of very high position in
the late Confederacy, aud has enJoyrd Ia
cilitIes unsurpassed By any writer upon the
subject of the war. for obtaining informa-
ton from original sources.
The wurk will form a full, eomplsis. and
authentic Biography 1T Dir. DAVIS. embrae
ing the whole period u his tIir. and will
she'd much needed light upon many inpur.
lant subjects connected with tile late war.
which have never been understupd- al
best, but impeHectly so-because the fact,
nsGe.sary to the calculation have remained
inaccessible TO all previous writers.
That such work will BE- looked for with
eager interest, aAd That il i certain to prove
une Ol the mo., rapidly selling bucks ereI
published must be evident 10 all.
The work will be issasd by ihe Natiuna
Publishing Company. OH Main street
Richmond, Va, to whom all orders should
az once be forwarded.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22

Washington. Jan. ls.-The Senate all
journed from Thursday till Monday. /, is
almost certain that bills changing the Su-
prems Court aud degrading Hancock will
tail by two-thirds in the Senate. A@a
Ssnator Anthonys paper opposes the
emasculation. aud letters from soldiers in
all parts ot the country are pouring in pro-
testing against the degrslstion. a
The bill impairing the amy by muster
ing out Hancock will probably die in the
Huuse. ... #..
Mr.. Green. Of the Boston Post, tele.
graphs his correspondent here that the sx-
ci:sInent throaghou: New England i, in
tcnsc. @"@+ ~t ~ a@@ @@@@
Howard writes q letter demonstrating
with Regroes who. having been pros idrd
homes North aud West. are abandoning
their PLACES aud spending their earnings in
coming back. sss# .e#ass Il .@a.. .sa@
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22

While the tears we're streaming fast from
Wilson's face. the stranger passed rapidly
away aud disappeared. The pour merchant
retu, ned to hts home better andaa wiser
man. Goals had been heaped upon his
back, and from that day to the close Of =
long life, James Wilson never forgot to
do good. A. night and in the morning hs
invoked blessings upon his head, and IN
kindly deeds to the poor and needy, endear'
ed himself TO all.
The tables were turned tn his good.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22
nillsburuugb gsralaer.
HILLSBoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday. Jau. ~, 1865.
STATE CONVENTION.

The Convention assembled 4. the capitol in the ci.
" of Raleigh on Tuesday the l4h instant, in confor.
nifty with the order of Gen, Candy. and was osganh
s on Wednesday by the election Of Calvin j. Cswles
Esq, Of Wilkes, as President; +. A. Byrnes OF Cum
berland Principal Secretary ,hn H. Boner ol Fer.
sythe, Assistant Secretary James H. Jones' (colored
Of Wake. Principal Dsorkeeper. aud ). I. B,lL Of
Wake, Assistant Doorksepsr.
On Thursday, a resolution was adopted, authorizing
The President Of the Convention to invite the Minis
ers ofhe Gospel Of The city to open The sessions daily
with prayer. ..s
tees, On the best method IL proceeding 10 fosn a
Consultation: Messrs Nicholson, Jones, Of Washing
ton. Heaton, Rodmsn. Dowd. Harms, Of Wake, Tour
gee. Cox, AhA,u, Hood, Forkner, Hobbs, Jones, Of
Caldwell. Bradley, Gahagan aud Garrett s1-
On rules Of order, Messrs. Sweet, galloway, Pool,
titaham. Of Orange. and FuIliugs. #@
Mr.. Abbott presented the following resolution:
Resolved, That no Reporter for any newspaper be
allowed upon this door, who treats the Con,en.un or
any Of its meabers with any dsre.peet, bu. thstthey
shall In Of offence in this respect, he excluded
from the aSor ofthe Hall aud from the galleries.
Alter considerable jela,e the resolution was adopt.
eLSby vote Of 81 to ls The principal Offence
whish produced this action appears TO have been the
use Of The word negro" alter the name Of ;oiored
delegates.
On Friday, ]. w. Peek, Of Wilmington, was elae,.
ell Serselnt at-arms.
Rules for the government Of the Convention were
reported from the select committee, anI adopted.
A resolution! was adopted that M person. except
menIers and officers Of the Convention be allowed tc
come upon the aoor, excep, by invitation of one d
tie members Of the Convention.
The committee apPOin,eita To consider the hes, mod,
Of proceeding to fras,e Constitution made report
which was ordered 10 be printed.
Nh. Forkner submitted 4 resolution directing shI
Secretary Of State to furnish saeI delegate of lh
Convention with copy Of the Conslisu,ion ad"pte,
by the Convention Of 1868 and sc.
On motion Of Nc. Tsurges the word. the Ne
ersiary Of Stale" ssfieksa cut. and Provisions
Secretary Of State" insetlsI.
Al the suggestion Of T. w. Hood. (eoiored,) hi
secretary was requested" instead VI directed u
furnish the copies. il, whsa shape the resolution pass
ed.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22

COSGRESs.--ln the House on Wslns.day The
Committee Oh Public Lands reported adversely 70
giving the public lands 10 negroes under the Hons-
stead Isw.
The Peesnaruclisn bill being under consideration,
SIR. Buller gave notice Of an ansndmsns. declaring
all the state Ofsss vacant, authorizing the csn'sn.
Oas to fIl them anI ra.kins |. the auy Ot the Dis
trict comaanders 10 eondrIa aud inaal the Conyen
li1n aPp'inisss.
The sati contraction bill wss Pi.sed with verbs
amendment by 70 10 4.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22

rss DAILY Pass, 10 tho name Of new daily pa.
per, which made its 6rst appearances in the city Of Ra
leigh on Wednesday last "a succsssO 70 the Progrcss)
4 s published by association Of Printers and edit
sd by Quenton Bushec and Charles NJ. Busbee. |,
presents gooA appearance and its columns are well
filled. The price SO for year, Or $3.50 for six
months.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22
Josh BILLINGS.


Joshua Billings. Esq. has turned up with
the following " monosrafts":
The jealous Aar,ls alsus hunting.
He is alwuz hunting for sumthing that
he hax. These tellers don't beleay in
spooks, aud yet they are about the only
iulks who ever seen euny. A jealous man
is always happy iist in proportion az he Is
miserable, @...
Jealousy is a disease. aud It is q good
deal like sea. .sIekness--dreadfui sick and
yomit. 4>~ @.
The .4aoymous Nan boards at red tav'
ern, and pay ior hlz botrd by tending bar
occasionally. He ain got II" more kar-
rakter than the jack Nv spades haz when he
ain'ttrumps.
lie is loafer hi prufesshun, wi,hoat emmy
vices. s*sr #.. #@
lie rides on the box wunce IN a while
with the driver. aud nubody thinks oS ASK
ing for his stage isre.
lie sprung from respectable family ;
his grand father wuE i juslic oS the peace
but ne haz not vanity snutf TO bias about II.
The Siif Nan looks down when he walk ;
upon folks. tie aoseu't seeG tew have but
one timber jlnt in him. aud that IL located
in hiz nOse
lie is Aiud.ov masculine turkey on pa
rade in barb yard,
lie iz generally loaded with sisdan
clerr up tes the muZZle, and when he goes
.pA makes noise like kanaOn, but dun
dew enny damage.
Ihav seen him IRE into CROW i and miss
every man.
"A u general thing stuff men git mad
dreadful easy. and has TO glt over 1t dread
tul easy, bekass fulks aIu'I apt lev sIt blg
skare aI what they amt afraid oN.
Stiff nan had grandfather onee who went
10 Kunsress from OUT disaIckt, and there
aint one in the whole iasaliy that has beer
able tew git lImher sincs.
The Model Man never disturbs a heI
when she IL setting; never speaks cros'
tsS lost dorg atSuz puts u i've CEN
tAinp.as.rr in his sest pocket late Sstur-
day Inss ies have It ready Sunday mora
ing for the chusck platter; rizss whenever
! lady entrrs the street karsi remember
youe uncle plainly AND asks after anl th'
iamily. Ii lie steps on ksrs tale, he Il
sure tew do II light. aad immrJstiy asks
her pardun reads the phunny PheIlew, ant
taff bekause he kant help It; hooks uP hi
wlie's dresses, sud psys hSss with The chill
dren. Never neJdles with the milk IN tn
milk pans goes tastIy over ertands AM
Guns Uack ia seaL1n atiends every oouy
pau.eral can alwuz tell shen the mOo
changes; thinks jet az ~ do. sad iOlIo"
every budy's ADVICE buI hls own practice
lead sis0st NV the smtews without knowini
il; the Lille Us shorn lamb sIts sick after
while and dies az sOUn az he san " say
making epGy further trusbs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22

A Washington correspondent oil tue I'm
cIuati Gazette says that the "pinion u gam
in, ground there th.t the President "as
BEEN ' underratsd." II is by no means 81
fashionable a. il was year aso TO dc,
nuunce him as utterly iueaupelent anu
uynrrless. We think II not Al all unlikely
that thi, mistake h.s been 'nsse. ffeh'
dent Johnsun's messages aud other state pa,
pers will compare favorably, 10 Po'nt o'
ABILITY, force. end effectiveness. with th"ss
oI any President ~e have ever had asd
IN. ,trslly determination with which he hs'
adacrsd 10 his original policy is beginning
tJ !Iare an effect tven upua those who uis'
seat most widely FROM Il. ". I. Times.
4 grandson Of General Pa,nAm. of Re'"'
lationary lame, his lage gang "f men a.
watk near Sciiica. Cmnrc'lcst. diggn.
Inr the snug little amount u $4,000, ,uuO
which the spirit oi benjamin. Franklln tells
h.m was buried there ~ the shape OF gold
b.r. AMI precIoss stones number oi year
az. ~ spanish pira.rs.
4 nan in R"cf.rd, ill made over -.
Ooo i4ring 1867. from ,he safe Of crop
raisrd ou faas acres Of land
Ta. yrginis Supreme Court eI Appeal
h. gstdsd thst Gov pisrp"int holds owe
- at. successor has been appointed.
rtxr. are 10 thc UuiteJ States 80 so
n = III raiIroaJ, and their total c'st an
1lsip a.nt 10 81, ,65I 1880.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22

A child Of Hugh Ward. in Jersey City.
during the mom.ntary absence Of its m tn.
.r. commenced lighting pieces Of paper at
the stove, and while 50 engaged his dress
caught FIRE. Snh in an Instant he vas wrap
ped in danes. Attracted by the screams
II the chlId. the mother "ushsd in only 10
see il Struggling IN the must excruciating
manner on the tioor. Wrapping il up in a
blanket, she was enabled 60 smother tue
torturing Hamss, but not until the little
sufferer was 30 IesriuIly blIstrred that i.
died the next morning.
A patty Of eolOrsd people passed over
the Ssabosrd Rilroad on "wednesday, en-
route for winconsin via Cincinnati. A..
mong the party were two good locking
White women who had black husbands aud
several alfbreed children. They we're
lrom GullfOrd county, N. G., and the white
women arc said to he the daughters Of an
EngIishmsn who settled near the gold mines
some years ago. Ptisr'tSg iadsr.
The chaplain Of the Powha.sn writes that
Protestant publications are in great demant
in Peru.
ALBEIT Smith, q freedman. has been ap
pointed by General Pope Justice of ,h'
peace in ruscaloasa county.
The wilmingtoa Journal says that th'
pea nut crop 10 that section is estiuatsd q
be about 100, 900 bushels the present year
The cattle trade of Buffalo for the las
rear amounted 10 $4,000, 900,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22
BANKRUPT AND DOVER. lis II SO
GENERAL CASH PRICES

Our losses are a. nothing By he Bank.
rupis. Our losses are BY thnse who Dowrr
upon ours. II bower upon us 10 to faiI :"
meet your eontracts-in Thirty days-Isit
S0i
We cell at Cash prices only.
BROWN Il Co.
January 20. az
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22


civil lias. 81 80 900 interest nn pub.
lie debt 8 1850 10; war 81 .. .O0n. .0O0; navy
s.. 500. DOT; interior u COO. 900. Total
$50. .nUo.OuO.
Gov. swans message represents the
ASSESSED value of the property VI Marylsnd
A. larger than belUrc the war notsl;hstan.
ding tue emancipation Inssrs.
On Christmas asv the presiding alder
man oi MnhIIe liberated All the prisoners
incareerated there lor minor sdrnces.
Al the To anisstonsi's sale, in Fairfield
Distract. ;. C., Un Monday, the following
sales took place.
Isl acres lair cotton land, sold fpr $50.
three years time.
$50 acres ol land. on which was house
that cost al least 81 .oU0. vas suld lvT slsU.
Oh three years tims.
QUO acres-one of the best ea.ton plania-
tions in FaiT6eld-,old fat 81 per acre
one. twu. aud five years time.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22

Il 10 stated that the Democrats in Ohio have ma.
tursd plan. in rsds,icng the State, by which only
.wo Radical members will be returned 10 the nexi
Congress
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22

Arrsxsrsp E.eAPEEsr PsI'ossAs. There are.
~e are informed. eight prisOne" mined in the Jail
=, .hi. place, one white and ssvss blacks on yes
rerasy morning. when Mr. Black~ood, the jailer.
gent in to give them thsir ms4kfist having opened
for SONS purpsss. when two si the pti.onsr. ssIed
hold of Mf. BIacksoOd AMI sGsmpsd to lsks rom
hin The kssper which was in b. hand, when third
one seIsI sn,thet keeper. which Il sn iroa bar one
inch square and about Two eet long, AMI raised ], 10
strike Mr.. Blsekwooj on the head, when Mr.. George
W. Bruce. who PrO'idsuiiIIly hsPFsnst 10 bO imms-
dillsIy al his hack, sizeI his arm and arrested the
blow shish Il iDa TED could scarce have failed u bs.
ing ,a Being lhas foiIeI they fsshed back into the
cage and the dSsr was nsds fact y" prevent snO.h.
sr attempt of tie kind. tslssfs have been put 10 use,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22

TMs RltrrsH Srlss,Ep IL now issed Jsily. sad
ssn..ss fa report Of the proceeding. Of tie State
,coaseniion.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22

Ons sssAroa.-rhs Hon. Allen @. ThurmIn.
the Democratic casIids.s, has bOsn elected Unhsj
states seaaor by the Legislature IOhio To succeed
x. r. wais. wa .s tern Will expire On the 9Th Of
Mach 1859. The vote in the Senate stood Thur
man 10. Wade is 10 the House, Thurman IS. wsds
a. IuIse Thurman 10 represented TO be lawyer d
ge.l ability InI high Pstsonll shaeer, aaI q. has
iuz been fsr the lI.l thirty ysis PrOnnsnl cham.
plan II The Democrsiic parJ in Ohio.
MAarLssp.--Hos. w. r. Hamilton has been
elected United states senator by the Legislature o.
Msyi nd
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22
<sASA :

. London, Dec. 26.--Despatehes received
from Naples mention that the eruption VI
Mount vcsuvius is continually increasing
in powerand splen,lnr. Immense sheets Oh
white, yellow and crimson flame arise hun
dred4 Of feet above the crater, and al night
the Bay of Naples is lighted up for miles.
Lava is pouring down the mountain side in
immense quantities, and large stones are.
occasionally thrown out from. the mouthof
the solcano. A derp rumble, like reser-
brea,ing ,hunder, is heard from time Id time
~ in the bowels Of the EARTH, and many of
The people in the vieinity-haxe left their
homes, fearing an earthquake or o,her ca
lamity. No saeh eruption has probably oc-
Cured in vesnyius fur centuries; and The
spectacle is regarded as one Vi the most
magnificent and sublime ever witnessed IN
nature.
FiRR IN NFAYErrEyiIlE.-Ihe store of DR..
]. y. Foulkes. in Fayetteville. was destroy
ed BY FIRE on Friday evening the 10th inst,
together with his valuable siork OF goods.
Much Of the stock Of Messrs. ], ID. Kyle l.
Co.. and Mr.. 4. X. Carver. adjoining. was
also destroyed. The burned building was
owned BY James Kyle. ESQ. aud Vas nat
insured. DIR. foulkes"st.ck was valued at
sl4. 900 and was in.ure,iior $4,000. Mes.
srs. Kyle & Co. we're Insursd ior $4,000
in the Hons and underwriters. bath North.
srn Companies. aud had in store stock nf
al least $4,000 and more, Of which they
,s,ed. N damaged and all, no, more th.n
~ 900 worth. The building occupied by
MIR. Carver was not burned. bu, his loss
was heavy from damage and breakass. esti-
mated to be at least $4,000. The News
sa,s that this j. . heavy bIw u the prn-
perly owners, besides serious loss to The
community.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-22

Accounts from Crete state tlat the Turks
Al DlaIlI.cani fred upon com pany oi live
hundred women aud ehiIdren. who we're
about emharklng for Greece. killing uun-
ber. Those "ha escaped were picked upSy
a Russian war vessel.
TuRSEs 0ykR.--We learn taAi Gen. Can.
by has ordered Anshnny Jackson. the Gu.
l"red soldier. late VI the 40ih, u. ;. L.. In.
plieated in the murder II Anderson SeIbv.
~ this City, on the 22nd. ult.. a. be turn.
ed ever 10 the civil aIthorities for tfiaI.
S,ncr the murder. he has been in military
custody. ... ...
In 0hio fruit farmer is planting a man
moth orchard, which ~iII consist nf 5000
,sppls trees. 10000 peach trees. 5000 pear
Irres, 2,ODJ cherry tees, 1900 chickas.w
pIums, six acres of ounces, twenty acres uI
Strawberries, twenty acre, vi raspbrrrie
eight acres oi bIaskbsrrie,, aud righteen
acres Of grapes.
Selma. Ala. January i6.-Hon. p. q.
Ward has decided tha, he could not eoE
ply with Grneral Pope's negro Jury order
without q violation oi his official cath. and
yesterday the court was suppressed by mill.
lary authority. At meeting Of The bar ol
Dallas couaty Judge Ward was unanimously J
sustained.
A mountain Of tin has lately been discov.
cred in Madison county, Missouri.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-23
LIST OF SHIPPING

In the Port of Charleston, October 2@
yE,asLs UNDER 100 TONS AND STEAMERS coAsr1N(
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Charleston 1926 tons, Berry, at Adgers wharf, from
New York, discharging-J Adger Co.
Champion. 14lS tons, Lockwood, ut Adger's wharf,
for New York loadin2-Jamcs Adger Co.
Promethcus, 5S1 tons, Gray, nt Alta TIC wharf, fol
Philadelphia, loa1ing-Jno 4 Thto Ge ty
Carol. 93S tons Chi.ds, at Union wharf, 1or BIN
more loaoing-Courtenay Trenholm.
SHIPS.
R Winthrop, $40 to:.s stuart, Mt Atlantic Wnari
to load for Lvcrpoo!-Pltterson y atook.
Owero 9;S tons Post, at Atlantic wharf. from New
York, disc argfng-W 3 mtI 4 Co.
Banks.
W Drdr- 333 TONS thompson, in the Stream
for Philadelphia. readl-b Boxer 20.
Helen Sands $50 tons, Otis, at Brown " COS wharf
for Liverpool loa 'ing-Strect Bros Co.
Harriet L lussoy. Gs4 tons, Ross ut accommodation
wuarf, for Liverpoul, lolding-W Roach.
BRIGS.
Alice Lea, 297 tors, Foster in Ashley River, for
Phil delpbia loldius-H Baker co.
Neuyitas lGl tous --, at Southern wharf, from
Matlnzas, waitiug-J A Ens.ow & Co.
Cardigan Drl. 10 tons. Kelly, at tanderhnrst wharf,
from Liverpool, discbarg nsIlayenel & Co.
imam, waitug-J Ensw & CO.
SCHOONERS. y.
Idl Richardson. 1 8 TONS Bedell. in Ashley River,
for Philadelphia loadiDg-H Baker Il co:
B N Hawkins ,UG tons. Wyatt ut AdScr's wharf, Tor
Boston. 10 ding-W Roach. Dali:
Ida rela, 279 tons, -, In dshlcy RIVER ior Dui'i'
msre, rG!dy-W Noach.
N W smith, 295 tons, locker. al AdSrrs Wnar' ior
New York. ready-W koach.
Myrover, - tons. Brown. ut Adger's wharf, IRON
New York dscharging-W Roacn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-23
Consisnecs per Northeastern Hailrond,
October az.
Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston, from Now Ycrk-AIiss
Hazard, T street, Trouch. Fl"m ng, z W alac-
beta and wifi. Z Oahe.. Miss Martin, Mrs Car
rington, W Martin ard wife, r Iayi.lge wife and
servant Miss Harroll. Master Hlrroll, L Dennis, L
Bets. Mrs I Mills. Mrs Brennery aud two daush-
tiers, Mrs Whiden and family, Mrs Minor, Mrs
Wilbur aud family, Al en-, Haselton, Fraser,
NJ G MunstfJrd kite Cummings, Mrs e King
), is Mrs Sests, Miss Burrou ,hs, Mrs Smith and
and daughter, Mrs y Bryar Miss Lawton, Miss NJ
s Powell, j " Kip, ] Ilbrisai Lieut. c II uarroll,
Mrs II Harroll, II waring, and - in Storage.
Per steamship Monterey. t New York-P Miller,
Z Earle, Ncsby. S Mcndell. ] Ey-ter. D Har-
bcrs G 5 Eystcr L L Barnwe and McGovan.