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Town Clock. - One, two, three, four
hNe, six, seven, eight nine,-ifine o'clock-ha,
Jus, been toled by the Town Clock and this re.
minds us that our readers who are not within
nearing Of the sound of its hammer, may wish to
DC informed of friend I.ynchs success in repairing
II aud putting II in operation. WE'LL the Clock
has been placed in the cupola of the new Cour,
House, and for the last week the hands upon its
four faces have been regularly pointing at the
hours, while the hell has proclaimed them aloud
10 the citizens. Mr.. Lynch seems 10 have sue
eeeded admirably well in this difficult job; and
tho Oock, which is said to be a most excellent
one will be source Of pride to our citizens, as
wen as great convenience 2"% "
This Clock, we have been informed, was pre-
'en'ed to the Town by some English nobleman
prior to the Revolutionary war. For long, time
II stood in the s,ecplo Of the old Market House,
IN inc centre Of the town. That building, stand
ing as 1t did in the middle Of two Streets obstrpct-
Y" Tue view Of certain sign.boaFds, and gradually
party sprung up in the town which became ve-
y s'a'horous 10 have the old Market House taLo,,
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60. = I. 100.

csas-Plsasnos = d fsa.,sas.
Paili i..h<l Iuly 3. lesG.
leh Matanofos Issl evening and siars
ed Iom Gen. Snilh'E camp. on his sd
o. he Rio 6rznde. Al nine n'rlork, widh !
volunteer ofaceF. n ride srr0ss he prairie.
Gen. Smilh was 70 begin 10 remove Lis
camp today some iEelVe or Iiieea miles
uP ihe riter, % he Mexican side. The
mosquitoes showed themselves IL num-
bers for The hISs Time II headquarters L.,
evening. The volunteer eanp 1ss Der.
ieeily shFonded BY smoke. raised BY The
men % keep Of The iniuders.
That large portion or The army VIII
soen move towards Monterey can no loo.
Ger be doubted. - boats enongh al light
drapght have arrived 10 warrant Gen. Tsy.
lofin taking possession ofthe country be-
tween The mouth Of The liver and thai
place, list. ..--r -
Ihe road We came over last sight-I
mean the wagon ~ad between Point Isa-
bel and Maismoros-is siill impossible
orloaded wagons. and tits woaderso ne
howis light wagon can be dragged over il.
From The River 10 The PaIo Alto, some
nine miles, there is not altogether half a |
mile Of hard road. The mud 10 generally
? foot deep, and in some places two or
'hree feet deep, and there is Al least four
miles Of water, in many places hardly for
liable for horses. The gentleman who
accompanied me down captured gar-fish
On " Six Mile Prairie," between the bat
le-helds. the other day. nearly three lees
ong. ] passed over Inc same place four
'r i've times when il was perfectly dry,
With no appearance oil having ever been
'yerfiowed. At the Resasa de Ia, Palma,
where, as you will observe on the map, a
Dad passes between the ponds. there is
low but one poud, and that is deep enough
ny where for respectfully sized steam
'oat 10 pass through il. The Palo Alto
'aiIlsGsd 10 two-Iirds covered with wa
er. st.4 s&#ft @stEtIsfES
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Attention q!

10 the Commissioned, non Commissioned on.
GERS and Musicians belonging 10 the canc
Greek Battalion. : 80 :"
" GU are hereby commanded to attend al James
Crayford's, on Friday the 3lst of July, at Gle
ven O'Clock, equipt as the law directs, for dri mus
ter; and on Saturday, the LIST day of August, you
will attend with your respective Companies, at ten
o'clock, equipt as the law directs fei Battalion ex.
ercise. II H. Efs ! :.
J.B. M'NURRY, Lieu. Cot
June 20. az
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/ ehaFsfisrisaie EmFlisiiy, hawersE, q d
gEesi Eelisf al Is frsnds. iusl bxsess AZ
depansre. be required 81 Is rA,sieish !
flaak ststenenl u rs opinion. ioaehin.l
bis Physseel condili0n. The physician
lafeu1ed bin ihsIs uas no hope Of his ne
cOfeEy, and added, ttaf . man Who had
lived his lie, and relied on his founda.
lions. ne presumed. eohid rereiss such .
communication Eilh0ui alarm. .Yssr'
he responded with elaphssis. II know
Ehom | have believed. and an peEsua-
ded thai be Is sbls 70 keep.lhss which 1
hare eommilied 70 him agsinss hat dsy. =
His attention being direcied Is he spirisI
Of his sainisd mother. awaiting him il Elo-
~. y seemed 10 ssi5ire him. Illsl ne had.
q he said. " alaTy precious friends 10
heaven." -
ASS pastor Dir. Mebsne was sndeniIy
loved By bis lille fotk. This vas man
ilested BY ihe Kind attention viii which
they wslshed over him during his pr.usO-
led sickness. From Other friends, and es-
pecially his near neighbors, he received
similar silenliOn, being always II hand 10
minister % his wants and sympaihize in
his suHe.ings. Like most Of his brethren,
there we're periods in Mr.. Mechanics min
isny. more decidedly blessed with The con
version Of souls Than others. while two
causes cOntribaied NOT Iillle 10 eGFsail his
usefulness ill health. early and late in
his ministry, and necessary secular occu-I
patton in providing for The wants Of al
large family. All be held dear on earth.
he eheefully entrusted 10 the care Of the
Lord, and doubtless he will provide.
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FROM THE RIO GRANnr

The New Orleans Picayune puts US in
possession of adviccs from the Rio Grande
to the Sd instant, brought by the steamer
Alabama. Ii II ri E..4 .:ssa raf s5=se.s IT,
There does moi appear to be much news
OF interest from our Army. 'fhe Mexican
forces are supposed 10 be concentrated in
the vicinity Of Monterey, under. the imme-
date command Of Gen. Paredes. The
American army appear 10 be on the point
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Saturday the 2oth o
June, Mr., WILLiAN d. PARKER, in the aOtl
year Of his age, leaving wife and Ave small chill
dren to mearn their irreparable loss. The de.
CEASED had been member Of the Methodist Epis.
cspal Church for number of years. Modest and
unassuming, he passed through his short career
making many friends and but few enemies and
having laid up treasures in heaven, no has no
doubt gone to reap them in that blessed abode
where the carth-born pilgrim finds perpetual
home in the bosom Of the Redecmer.
But one brief week had flown ere this afflicted
family was called upon to follow to the grave
Ms SAsau PAnkss, mother Of the deceased,
and wife Of Harrison Parker. esq, who died on
Saturday, the 9th Of juno, in the SD year of
her age. {, 1888 s5as-- 2 $751;
Mrs. Parker was member Of the Missionary;
Baptist Church, and adorned her profession BY
exhibtingin all the different relations Of life those
traits of character that ever show the christian as
"city set upon him." or "a light shining in a
dark place. Although possessed of delicate
constitution, and labonng under complication Of
diseases. she bore her Affections with great pa
tence, being fully resigned 10 the Will of the Lord
in all things. It is only at he bed side of the dy-
ing saint that We are enabled to behold these tn.
umphs of gospel truth spoken Of so OF in the BIZ
bic, and presented so frequently from the pulpit.
My grace is sufficient for thee," said the Saviour
and what but the exceeding grace Of God can pro-
duce this calm and heavenly frame of mind in
one who is upon the eve of leaving this beautiful
world for ever. And who can take by the hand |
for the last time an affsctionate husband, and
when the last wave Of life fors back to the shores
Of mortality, breathe q sweet farewell; and then,
as looking back upon her children after the spi-
at had taken its flight--especisily one who, an
gel like, had watched for weeks or months around
her hed-she seemed to say, weep not for ms, but
meet me IN heaven. Farewell, dear departed
'hade thou art gone to thy long home, but still
hou wilt live and bloom in the memory Of oil /
who knew thee.
THY iangaishing head is at resi-, +
Its thinklngs and achings are Ger;
fhy quiet, immoveable breast 80 sa.- 4
Shah b heaved by Affections no more
Z Died. in this county on Saturday The 9Th ia
sant, WrLEr PalstEs, ssss ef Mr.. Wiley An
Irews. aged four months. ~T 4
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

PETERSBURG MARKETS.
~-' ..4 - d July IA. 1876.
Reported for the Petersburg intelligence.
TosAcco.--Receipts have fallen off ra.
pidly, and the inspections are scantily sup.
Piled Prices have consequently improy.
ed, particularly for manufacturing sorts.
Corros.-Supply uncomfortable. We
quote 8 81 cents. va 80
WHEAr.-A few loads received. Sales
Of best red at 80 cents. So
CoRS.-55 cents. ..'a
Virginia Bacon, hog round. ct to es.
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ENHE subscribers, having entered into eopers-
Il nesship in he above business, wenld respects
fully inform their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the Shop one door west Of
the Confectionery, and opposite Meore's old stand,
and will be prepared to fsrnish every variety of
articles in this line, both fashionable and good.
Their materials shah be well selected, and the
work well executed and they only ask fer trisl,
feeling certain that they can give satisfaction,
or Jouneymen wanted, who are good work.
men, and Of steady and industrious habits. None
others need apply. ~ eos 80 -
/ WITHERsPoaN 4 Gates.
busl. So.
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BRANDRHTH PILLS.
AeETlCV lN RALFIaH.

"A the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinued
is Agency in Hillsborough and transferred
The business TO Raleigh, The subscriber win attend
to The Renewal Of No.os and other Bank Bus;.
ness for the citizens Of Orange, and others wbs
nay desire il, Tor the usual compensation. The
otilsers Of the Bank will decline attending 4. bv.
siness Of this kind.
LEOPOLD E. HEARTT.
Raleigh. Mar /. ST.. -. - ss-
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Attention Z!

To fAe Commissioned, noa- Commissioned OF.
ezra. a'ld Musi1iaas LeEagiag 10 de LEI Bal.
tahea, 47fh Regiment ts
NOE are hereby commanded 70 attend NJ Adam
n DouglaSs on Friday ihe 18th day Of Augua,
81 II o'elock, arnedmd squipt a. the law directs,
Tor drill muster and court lnari;sk and on satur-
day, The 18th, you will attend with your respee-
tive companies tof bstlshon exercise. F.
WM., M'CAULEY, Lieut.. Col.
JAY ~. e'a'*s -. ~ - - 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23

A fire broke out at Nantucket. Massachusetts,,
on Monday night the 18th inst. which caused the
destruction Of hundred and seventy or eighty
buildings. hcsides large quantity Of goods and
other property. 81 -#s~
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FOR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM n. GRAHAM

T Tia eis~snsofshs western paaofOnnss
county uiH, Nc khO~. b gsliksd % lean lhsi he
Hon- Va, A. GHasAH, he Wig ean1laais
s. GOssrnOv. Hili Il present Il Bosl's shtisa On
AOnaay nsrL De sIih instant. Co. he psPose 81
sseins and sAdressins that portion q his EE0N
e..insas ofOmnge. z...a
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III A n RE D,

In this vicinity, on Tuesday evening last, By
the Rev. M. A. Curtis, DR.. WILLIAM Cars, 70
Miss sAnAa JANE BiuKr, daughter of the Hon.
John L. Bailey. .,a.
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x<s@- A TelnpsEanes Messing vii be heid II
~ fain6ed On the Saturday before lie
ssc0nl sunday II August next Some reformed
.ae.l, and some other new speakers. arr eHpecied
% address he meeting and Il i hoped there win
be . large attendance. The prescnee q those
who arc 10 the halii Ofusing siris Is particularly
requested. ""
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New, Ohsaa Al Abrasive E0uls d
the HsrtLGn Cities
NJ TnK
GFeaf sHf9H Eins. a. sfe0ars-
boat Mount Itrnon,
FromAQUIA CRE-K toRALfuIoRE
kAslt far, ffan Rtfnlur % BlIimsn.
-FOUR DOLLARS ONLY.

TRAVELLERS saias nose sus dbl a.,
n IL New. Qulrk and 6,knasa saeam.r
MOUNT VERNON. Carr. q. NJ. GussrrI.
n0w runs fom Aoqui. Geek % Bslsinaz s.ec'
MONDAfsdaTHER SDAH.i IN ooaneaioa .ssh
he Rickmund snd Peasnhlfg. and Riehu.ona .
fF3ssSkshnrg Raj Reds. - =
TIE MOUNT VERNON I-ass Asuuia
Csssk immrdiassly On Ne srnssl e ne cass. snl
Pssssnsas By tina Lias reaeh BalsinhEe q ths
same pFlce. and soane hours earlier lhan thoa~ bv
The James River and Bay boxa They also asoia
he dangers of sea-icknss and he uncertainties
vide and rough porion of ths Bay besMesn Oh
Point Comfot and the mouth q Psiomae, and
make he mp between Acquia cnssk ana Bad.
mese m nezsasld splsndid SseamAooi, unsurpas.
ed in siIehgth. seed. hssusy q eomfort By say
beai sssth 81 Philadelphia. s.
6- Fos fartheT particulars or Thpuzh Tsrk-
ia apply "a The 0fkce of ihs Richmond and Pc
lsrsburg Rail Road Company. 20 the
#a ~ TICKET AGENT.
July 9Th. t-~s .-aS
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The Captains commanding the foregs
ing Companies will Immediately forward
TO this Office Rolls Of their respective
commands, containing the names of The
Commissioned and Non. Commissioned
Officers and Privates. ~e< lr~~. ..~.
The Adjulant General is instructed BY
His Exeelleney, Gov. Graham, to tender
10 all the citizens of the State who have
volunteered their services under the late
rsquisition Of the President of the United
States, his very cordial thanks for the
promptness and zeal with which thc call
on their Patriotism has been met by
them. .--+.e,. 800
BY order of the Governor and Com
Chief Of North Carolina. 10 -.
ROBERT w. HAYWOOD,
'' Adjutant Gen. n. G. NJ.
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Land for Sale.

&E@ THE Subscriber. being DESTROYS of
es.SlSss removing 10 the West offers for sale
ss bis VALUABLE PLANTATION.
$50 ninc miles west of Hillsborouab. in he
Hawfelds, containing 500 acres. Any pe,son
wishing to purchase cannot fail to be pleased by
viewing il, The House and Barns all bsing new
and the Plantation in excellent repair. If early
application be made. gres, bargain can L. kad'
WILLIE MEpANE,
July 4. So, as-a,x
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Attention =!

10 n'e Commissioned, non Commissioned OFF
GERS and Musicians belonging to the I'd Bat.
talon, 47th Regiment. ~
V.OU are hereby commanded to attend at VIII.
= liam Trice's on Tuesday the ssth Of July, .,
II O'Clock. armed and equipt as the law directs,
for drill muster and court martial; and on Wed.
nesday the goth, OF II O'Clock, you will attend
with your respective companies for battalion ex.
ercisc. +s+s~
H. X. wlTHERSPooN, Major.
July 6. .k..s-* ...~...* as
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OFFICIAL. 80
NORTH CAROLINA,

e. oFEIcE OF ADJuTAST GEsER1L,1
.<....< Raleigh, July 10, 1886.
The following Companies of Volun.
leers from No. 10 No. 10 inclusive, have
been selected by lot from the whole num-
Der. whose services have been rendered
under Che requisition from the War De-
parimeni Of the United States, and are ar
ranged in the order in which they wae
draws, TO wit: "'-...i t'-a "a
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Observation-Disclosures of the
47th Regiment -.
VoU arc hereby ordered TO assemble in front
Of The court house in HillsbOrough, on Fri
day tbs 7sh Of August. 8
By order Of the Captain,
JOHN CARLTON, s.s
Jsly IL. Sc.
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Two hundred and twenty enc of the
Lowell girls passed away in msirimony
last year. +a.
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Democratic Ticket.

FOR THE SENATE,
CAPT. JOHN BERRY.
- FOR THE COMMONS,
SIDNEY SMITH, esq.
WILLIAM N. PRATT, ESQ.
PATTERSON H. MeDADE, esq. r.
Col WILLIAM PATTERSON.
e.. ST. -~ss~~~---~~s--~~~-
0-W We are authorized to announce JAMES
70. TURRENTINE, a. candidate fos reelection
to the Office Of Sheriff for the county Of Orange
% We are authorized TO announce RsCHI.
SON NICHOLS, esq. as a candidate for the Of
fee Of Sheriff Of The county Of Orange.
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THE ClLDwTLL ISsTIrurE- Rrrs DrLIy.
EEEB.-Durins tho meeting Of Presbyiery, an in.
teresting ceremony, connected with tho delivery
Ofthe keys Of the building to the Trustees Of this
lasaisailon, was performed in the Chapel OF the
Caldwell institute. Al 4 O'Clock on Thursday
afternoon, The members Of Presbytey, the students
Of the institute, and d portion OF the citizens Of
the Town. assembled TO witness the ceremony.
Alter prayer BY the Rev. Dny Lacey. Henry
X. Nash, esq, in behalf Of the Commissioners ef
Marlborough, made an appropriate address 10 The
Trustees and Students Of the Institute, at the con
Slusicn Of which he delivered the keys 10 Mr.. Le-
-"ncr, one q the Trustees. Mr.. Lcseuer, in be-
nan S'.hs Trustees, then responded 70 Mr.. Nash,
SUI 'O"''a1A with an impressive address 10 the
students, urging e,ea them diligent use Of the
opportunities offered fOr,heir Improvement, anil
enforcing bis remarks by an .,,.ss, 70 ,ho.. a..,
chords of sensbility which may be .,.,cbed IN az.
cry generous youths heart--the parents .ol;c;.
tude-ihc fond parents love and anxiety.
' hsaS NuhhhVusous, anu HeWly nnlsncu
building, (pcrhaps as conveniently arranged for the
purposes intended any in the southern country,
is now fully in the possession Of the Trustees of
the Caldwell Institute. The present session has
commenced under happy auspices. The number
OF scholars the present session will very probably
greatly exceed the last-this being the second
week, and there is the rise of seventy students
and the Presbytery may confidently indulge the
hope that this Institution, which has been The OBJ
Jcct of its care fol eleven years, will long continue
TO disseminate sound learning, and aid in raising
up others like McPheetcrs, who shall 60 forth to
preach the Gospel Of our Lord and Saviour.
The Trustees of the Institute have elected Mr..
JAMES AnIs A. b., Of Granville, to GIL Professor
bISsHAN's chair during the present session-Mr.
Bingham's continued i'll health having made il in.
sKpcdient for him TO think of rcsuming his ardu.
ous duties for some time to come. Mr.. Amis
went through his preparatory course at the Insti-
'ute, and graduated at the University Of North
CaroIins. He was reported as among The first
IN scholarship in tho class with which he xradu-
ated, is young gentleman Of moral worth, and |
we presume, therefore, the appointment will give |
general satisfaction.
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Republicans Whig Ticket.
III FOR TIVE sREATE, Lea o..
HUGH wADDELI. esq. ,.z

aa FOR THE COMMONS,
ciIEsLEY r. FAUcTTT. esq.
GILES MEBANE. esq
John B. LEATHERs. esq.
JOHN STAFFORD. e.q.
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3 We present to-day q com ?lcte return OF
members electof ,heSLegi gislature nfi South
Carolina for 1916. Those nar ked thus !.
are Senators elected int 1914. s}t n
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sUMTERvILLE, s.: G. E5s5s5f'
"Wednesday, N Nov. m, 1916.
OUR PAPER.

The frs, number Of our paper was issued on the
9th inst We then promised that this, our next is.
sue, should be on Wednesday morning., the llih
INST, in time for the mails Of that day. Owing to
press of work, this found 70 be impossible as we
Ind only three days Saturday, Monday and t'ues.
day, in which to work With an apology fol! our
unavoidable delay, we believe that our third number
will be issued in time for the mails Of Wednesday,
18th inst. As Wednesdays mail leaves at IA. M.
Il is necessary that our paper should 70 10 press,
and be ready for mall on the evening previous.
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Il Il i,e p prices,$ ss of our previous nd giccss
Varied from 8 40 4 0cents; by Jar The great.
.erPortion selling s. from 8 3.s .o
a: NEW fPLANE:T--.I4, 8 vi ERRsIER B.

ssss a NEW PLAN ETL LE " ERRIER s. 3:ssts
i. seems stlnced beyond N reus 5 nsblel
doubt, That q NJ " pla lei, called 4. LjssxVer-
rier,"' has en- sliscny e reds This plafielis
nossyisible 10 ihe nak ey sns,s. its i,pa-
rent motion III 60 slow, tha. itsi.as, douL,.|
less jboen lie erstofore, considered. By astro.
5as one 81 he fixed Star Re Ycir-
rier, wl,os dist lesiare.lSlha. i. existed, ana
inshoaor 8 I whomitis I'D mod, .lsducadFi,s
existenc ce as the use 81 eriuin irr eg,iinr.
.itiesin8.he motion Of Uranus, for.W6ici. he.
could account on no other ihypothesls s
Before ever il was Sc eli with the ai,l lsof Sp
telescope,5he decla1etl mt only tiat its Ell.
isted, but its size, It's distance from the sun,
the period Of its re.yolution and its exact
position iln,sheS heaven ssssid hat
this plane y about, three thousand millions
OIL miies distant 'ls. from our anu TINT
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s (From The South c Carolipian.)
8 STATE ELECIlONSII

fzttas H. t.Sesss SiAGE 5EAsE.CllONS.AsS -.Sss
ri We presen, to-day q .complcte return OF
members elect6f tlidsL gislature ut South.
Carolina fnr 1916. Those marked thus !.
are eAScns,ors elected inl 1914. 3 &; n
e4s ABBEvILl.E... ".
-Tltomas e. Perrin. 80
s1llsgresent flprs - mfiisi trh0rapsnn
fafiifi, fessls afy
Z s I,Ij d
s ssadt9r
!, BARN TsIs DiSTRlSsTs
||%ssssycnator. atiersan: sss Is
ss eprese ntdfip ) mes J. Wilson;
John NJ. A Hen, y os. =. Hurley HsSrS 81
Rice. 1sa's 80 ..t
CHRIST CHURCH.
Senator.--J. s, Rheu.'
Representatives, Warren Du Pre-. III
CHESTER.
Scndtor.-N. r. Euves.s 3
Representatives. w. Davier Thos.
M'Lurc. Jas: B. Af'CuHy.,
CHESTERFIELD.
Senator. .--W. n. Hanna. 5,
Rcpresentatipes.---r. w. Dlnkeney,
John lIough. t.5
CLAREMoNT, SUMTER DIST.
Sendtor.-F. ]. Moses .;sz 81 WAX;
HcPresenl0ttDeS,-, ~ = = n:sGhandiel' y.
W1ishersPoon,, " ;, L. n. !, \ Menneay. &c nneI
CLAhEN n! DON
Se ss na!oT.--J. l.. ~ Alanning at, '.ag -
hcpTescntat1vcs;-s''. y. oper. NJ oses
behDow.8 Z :, ). /, !, -, :, :, !, .,, y s. s'
IA y lEll.,v Ri.,S ~ ii.,ls. .5s
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-12
CHARLESTON MARKEr...

CoTToN.-Sinrc our last, The sales5 OF
Cotton, in the Charleston Market, have
been, during the week closing on Friday,
9th Nov, I2,443 bales. against receipts, IN
The same time. of i2, 100 bales. The dif.
ference, in favor Of sales, is 3l4 bales.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-12
NEw.ORLEANs,. Nov. 3.

NAvAL-..-hTTAcK u& &AhvARADo-.-We G
have letter from our correspondent 'ln.
ldIcator," whos yet in Pcnsacslu ntlvising
us that the u. S. store ship Relief, B#llus,
Lieutenant Commanding, arrived there on
The 3Ol', ult, twenty days from Vera Cruz.
His letter is tnted The lst ult. He writes
- j--7.-"The only intelligence by her Of inter
,est regasdsLe projected attack OH AIvara.
do, which COmmotluEc Conner intends To
lead an person. Captain FiIzbugh came n
/ ass.nser in the Relief, having been de-
tacllcd from The steamer MISSISSIPPI and his
.rla'c supplied tcmp"rarily by Commander