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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-12-29
NOTICE.

The subscriber placed into hands OH Sun
day the 22I August. last, letter enclosing
One Hundred Dollar Bill Of the Bank OF
the State of South Carolina The Bill h I'd
bsen torn in two and either pinned togc!h.r
or4pasted. In the same Letter WAS enclosed
anesecntion on T!lcmas Boone on which IN
assignment was made by hi,n to John Ii. l'ii-
in; also an account ol McDucan against
John II. Dx.s or $l75 oil which accoun.w
-recciptcd by McDuncan. The lfi,cr WIS
scqlcd and directed to Joha r. Din. B:s!rr.,
willie. 9Thc money and paps-:: weresnccs''d
in thea eaprescnce of w. Il. Srannand s'wen
son Sanders, and delivered to Swcpson SUI
ters in The presence OF William ". Span !,
with particular charge to Swei;son Sanders
rcl 10 iD;.s: the letter aad contents AMI
charged Inn s2yera, times in tho presence If
". i. Span. - he vcrv careful ot the letter,
which he pro scl faithfully 10 deliver to !.
H. UiAo,;. L IL said the letter was lost by
si~2rson Sanders on lis way from his father )
IL John H. E!ar..s. Al Tie Banks and in.i;-
,:luaiS wn iiay receive Bill OF said de-
s>rio:iosi H:; please investigate when til,
person received the KlI. | would give I
r;:asola3.,' i;cward for ;l.e unnev and Earc's
ana viii girr ti,c whole OF The money if a
discovery il made t,.i; he letter w3s Lrokcn
open AMI The money taken iron, it: for am
Determined TO bring the person guilty 10 such
punShncm as thc laws o; So.i;h Carolina
provides III s.icll casns
W.M. H. BOWEN. :
Sept. u, 1917. 3,
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SCHOOL AND BOARDING,

The subscriber expects 10 continue his
School at his residence near this Village the
ensuing ycar--.o commence the second Mon
day in January and ending the first day of
December. The school year, which will
consist Of Ten Months, will be divided into
Two sessions oil five months each, with an
intermediate vacation OF week or two.
Terms Tor Elementary Branches as far as
TO first lessons in .AriIhmctic SO per ses SON
For romaa!Et.:S English Branches and Latin
ami Greek languages, $40 per session.
l.agsh Composition ana Defamation shall
re c:ve rs "nremi:ted an attention, as lie is
able 10 give.
Having enlarged his house, he is prepared
to take, as many rs cish; or ten boarders-ol
the following terms: $50 per session hoard
ing all the time and having the washing done.
$;33 per session, boarding from Monday
morning to Friday evening, and having the
washing done at home Boys from twelve to
sixtccn years OF age, would he preferred, as
they could walk 20 church; but we will no.
object TO girls.
w. G. BARRETT.
Sumtervillc, Dec. 7, 1916 & st
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NUMBER ] 8.
s nlisrrllal,eous.
From Me Saturday Evening Post
{ THE FARMERS HOl
pYwALTER wrLpwoop-

RYzwALTER WILDWOOD
The Farmers, IIo! The Farmers, the men
that admire,
To them dedicate my song, to them tune
And to that noble class Of men my rustic lay
Igiye, D -
For if there were no Farmera, how could the
people liye7
They still arc Rurest Of their bread, for when
their crops are worst,
They will not part with all their store, but
help themselves the first
But when n hungry brother comes, they
won't refuse to give.
Oh! if there were no Farmers how could the
people lives
The men of wealth who feel no want, and
dress TO fashions taste,
Will look upon the Farmers as of q lower
caste:
Will view each hardy sunburnt face, with
looks akin 10 scorn,
But if there were no Farmers, they'd better
been unborn.
Then health be to the Farmers, who till our
fertile soil,
Who labor meath the summers sun, and
through the Winters toll;
Long may the fruitful earth TO them her
choicest treasures give, Il
For if there were no Farmers, how could the
people livc'
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
3J Negroes,

Comprising AS VALUABLE y GANG,
rs has ever been in market at Sumter Court
House.
They consist Of FIVE FAMILIES: and
will be sold by FAME LIES; i'll ono or more
LOTS: though sale in one lot is desirable.
They are FIELD HANDS, comprising
Wagoncr's, Ploughmcn, Hoe LANDS. Ditch
ers, Gotten l'!ckers. g.. s.; and rate a, II
IasS !! In :; ".i: % On or interior Negro
a'nra-E; h SO Icc Z remarkably iinc
gang o. Negroes, p!l"al:a!sy and morally
Purchasers 10 pay lor necessary papers.
Apply TO ,!:c subtrhcr AT .Slln,crville, S.
G. w. i kIClIAR D*ON,
Agcm 10 Sell.
90lh Nov. 1917 i 2t
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FASHIONABLE
Gil or HING STORE
zHzAgONZG EzAEE,,
CAMDEN, S. C..
". 4. KENT &. MITCHELL
CAMDEN, S. G.

". 4. KENT s}. MITCHELL
Beg TO inform the genllcmcn Of Camden
and It's vicinity. that they have just opened
The above csabl shlnent with full supply Of
clothing and gentlcmcn's cuttings, Of every
description, consisting in part o: superfine
Dress and Frock Coats, Beaver, Pilot cloth,
Docskn and double milled cloth, Over
coats and Sacks, Cashmere and Tvcad bust
ness coats, Cashmere Twead and satinet
Pants, Silk, Velvet, satin cashmere, and wool
plaid single and double breasted Vests. Su-
rcriinc cloth cloaks, shirts, linen collars, Bo.
SONS, wool drawers and shirts, e.ocks, sus-
pcndcrs, gloves, cravats and scarls OF every
variety. The above goods are all OF first rate
workmanship, and will be offered lower for
the quality of goods than over before known
in any part Of the Union for CASH
a-TOhscrvc, the Masonic Hall, Camden.
Dee. 10 q
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Az PRIVATE SALE.
Eighteen Negroes, for Cash
IN. tyrt!it.

a m',n AMI l.s W, ,ah gel; the mln a
Jolh.ns carpenter; IL. w1,.:n a huISc-scr-
v.:a.
aged wo:nan, a gocl cooh anl ho;ac-scr-
Want.
young man, about 23, ,o!cIlblc cnr-
pcncr.
nlrn ahoa, b, prime v:a;,oncr, IKE hand,
r:"n.hn and all k.nds oi pan. .i.on work.
y woman ahcn; -, acci!s,' .."i 10 The
hrss" and fed, w,h her two !A1.c h ldrcn,
one and the other > years o agc; both
very likely.
y family Of 10 Negroes. Th, father and
mother about :}5 and 3; years old; Eo.!l very
prime field hlnds; and lhc.r 3 yh lrnn; i o.
whom work III the nc!d, ana r,tn IS 3 Task
Hands; and ill.'r .oilr yoIHSa: children; thc
children arc !.r's a..i 2h"ys The pnrcns
AMI children, ~" Il. !" .,a.k',hy l.ic.y. and
are dcanie ;nO.i v..!lD.e ..inly u: Ne
g.r"2s. Purchasers 10 pay Ior ne, cssnry pa
pcrs.
Apply to the subscriber at SumicrvIic, 5.
{. w. T.. RICHARDSON,
Agent 10 &eN
2o!h Nov. 1917 4 ot
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST.
N THE COMMON rLEAS.
Ii III. III iINui I.Is Z, {IllnL 4 In,f.


Um. H. Iium ads. e. Uunt, admir-.
Whereas Wm. II. IIunt, who is in the
custody OF the sheriff Of Sumter District, Ev
virtue OF a surrender by his bail. in the above
stated case, has filed in my Office his petition
praying for the benefit of the Act OF The Gen
cral Assembly for the relief Of Insolvcn,
Debtors, together with scho,lulc of his cs-
tate and effects:
Notice is hereby given, TO the sail G. Hun,
.i'linr, aHd all other creditors of the said w
II. limn', TO he and appear before the asso-
ciaic j. l. cs o.. the SAID State, at the Co,ri
Of Gov IN Peas for Sumter District, TO he
held on the first Monday after the lour Ii
Monday in March ncx,, To sh W cause, if amv
they can, why the estate and effects OF tho
sad w. II. Hunt, should moi Lc assigned and
he be discharged according 10 the provisions
o. ~. Aci oi Tho Grm"rl Assembly for the
relies o. lnS0'.crt Debtors
J. ID. JONES, {. C.. CT.
Clerks oi'irc, Sum'cr Dis,
Dec. l3 Il, 1917. s. 3m
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Pckr rS' TrpriULh pjIS.

TISTlM iNlAI.S Extract uf n letter from
DR. Wnin"s Of Fhalr!ptin. Feb. , 1910 =
Your ril!s are the nrid,st IN their operations.
and vet most powerful IN thrir effects. "i any
that have ever met with in practice OF eight
and twenty years Their action on the chyIr,
evidently very surprising
Extract of letter from DR.. II nry Hall, OF
Gu bee, l. C., March Il, 1911 -"For bilious
E""rs. sick he 'hcs. t3tpidiiy of ti.c towels,
and mar :r-m MT q! the spleen, DR.. Peters
Ii'i- a'e as cyc,icnt medicine" For sale hy
all In rnrgislS in Augusta, Hamburg and
Char ">i"n, IN Suntr:,ii!r l., a J. MosEs.
Ms, iar sale by a. } MOSES, and Drug
Us, =" rr.llv llARRiSON'S OINTMENT,
an rn! ring rr,ctiy in the cure OF oil Iinds ni
W.unds Sores ScaIds and Buns and the
Piles Price so cents.
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S0tTH-CA!,UiiNA---Sl l:l'ER HlST

n Ii;L Gb|HQN :'is,.LS.
>:i"na J. iouHE s Go. -. Nieryiai S;ni,h
i:":"Hs !':..,:.'a E:m.!l, who is in The c.s-
'oi: IL" s!,ar:!.' oi ;,n:n,cl p:s.IcL Lv VIZ
L" ., q Surrender l'y his bail IN le above
S;a!r, case, in:: filed ~ my oiiicc his petition,
praying for slc benefit o; tho Act OF the Cen
cral Assembly for the relief of lnsn.vcn,
Debtors, i"gc:hcr with schedule OF h s Is
tate and effects:
Notice is hereby given, to ,hc said Sa:nuoi
}. Young & ('n.. "il': Ill other creditors O t:,r
"&iI Hu'.!a S"rt', - be AMI aprcar !.cio,e
ih2 ;$;,,''.2'c !,igcS OF tho sad i:.a;c At i:c
Court o Common Pleas for s;,m'c. D.Str 4,
ohc held on tlc first Monday atcrl The fourth
Monday in March next. to sicw cause. i! any
they can Why the estate and effects o. the
sad Mcndal Smith should no he assirnc
and he he discharged according TO tho provs-
ion.' ol the Act oi the General Assembly .or
the lc:ei ol lnsolvcn! Debtors.
J. ID. JONES, c. C. c. p.
Clerk office, Sim Dist.
Dec. 18Th, 1917 81 3n
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10 THE i'lll;i.:t,.

From notice in the Sumter Banner, dated
September lih. Captain w II. Bowen cv
sen::r .a;i:natcs. ami w.s2s the pullG to he
l:evc, that Ety sn:, :;wcTsnn = ndcr-, q vont!i
q! sixteen vcais Of a;rr,) broke u:ch a?;i
took from letter, he hal entrusted 10 Il s
ware, for h!r. Jou IL. Dix:, a one hu',i:c;
dollar bill. The annexed cor: Iiclt2. trrn
gentlcm,n WHO wls With MY son. rn,. ;ic
,;"nc h. ic.t !i} ',o;!a", url;i The .,::cr wns
lrS, deem sufficient TO show, ti't H. >'il-
Nations, were altogether G:on!;if :. Air.
.l,ha Dixon, 81, gentleman with whom lay
.o': KS boarding, n the ,u:c, Tor ,hc purpose
.: .-a.ng to schonl, had no suspicion. but that
,.,,. cttcr wa, lost, by accident or the care
lacsncss incident to ynr:l:. Ii Captain Be
wen, hni ad ."g:ised Tie Letter, w,,hou: c;.-
Gcavnring 10 iniurc the reputation ni my SON.
".,l the money caaI not have hrcn recover
"a, would not have hes:tatcd, to rnaNc good
III: amount.
Nov. -, 1917. JOHN SANDERS.
I do certify that in the latter part of August
last, LETT The house OF Mr. !0hn Sanders in
company with his son, s5wcp*on Sanders. H.;
ding in buggy together. Alter Eong some
thirteen or fourteen miles, Swcrsun Sanders
exclaimed l,lvc lost letter containing. mo-
nay for Mr. Dixon. We immediately turned
back, AMI role until after nigh! came on
without being able to find the letter. then
proposed TO :. Sanders to return back to my
fathers, anI 20 back early in the morning in
search OF the letter. lie did so, and as he
informed INC, could hear nothing Of il. am
Contidcn; the letter was lost accidentally, as
saw i, in the possession Of $. Sanders, Il
shor, distance after we left his fathers house.
ZIMMERMAN STUCkY.
Noy IL, ISi7. 3tf
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PLANTATION AND NE
GROES FOE SALE,
ON THE HIGH HILLS OF SANTEE,
SUMTER DISTRICT, S. C.

A bargain may be had if applied for immc-
diately, III Plantation of about 700 acres OF
Land, 3 IL to miles from StatesburG, on
the Road 10 Charleston. Bounded OH the
East by said Road: and extending nearly to
the Cainlen Branch OF the Rail Ronh-com-
pris,ng tolerabiy well settled Plantation on
one OF the best tracts of the RED LANDS in
Claremont county, long famed for producing
the CREAM COLORED COYyON: !:
with Il fine Orchard, nunicpus Springs of
good wafer, and iiac rangcNc. Cattle and
Hogs and Sheep.
ALSO 4
% Prime Nogrocs, with nt. nfcr or or old
negro amongst them: end rairlg at ii l-2 to
IL Task lIands.
Gmues and horses; 80 hs2d of stock ca
tie; 100 head OF stock hogs; BOO bushels of
corn; fodder; shucks; peas; potatoes and
slips; blacksmith shop, and lIand-nill; wag-
ons; carts; p!oughs, sc. &c. &c.
$50, coo lis the Espicc Of the
whole--or separate sales OF each dcscri ption
OF property, will be made 10 au!t purchasers.
paylnen, as iol,ows:-A Bond Tor Sl2,0n0
at 10 years; interest payable annually, and
secured iy Mortgage and personal security.
y Bona Tor $4,UU0payablc in, and = years,
interest payable annually, aud secured by
Nor. .;agc and personal security. The re-
malnInI $1,000 m Cash.
Purchasers To pay for all necessary Papers.
Apply to tho subscriber at ".Sta.cburg, So.
Ca"
w. E. R1cIIsRDsoN,
-, a1gem 10 seH.
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DIR. ORDON'
VEGETABLE ANTI-BILLI0US
FAMILY PILLS. =
GREA r. A Il RIVAL!


SO BUSHELS nr % .0lu Boxes Of Dr..
GORDON'S FAMILY PILLS The vast
and increasing drman f.r tia, new and Justly
eel hratrd Medicine. and tho rumrrous cures
they are daily rffrt ting in all portions OF the
country where they have been iu;folucrd, of
Dyspepsia, Liver Cnnri ,in's AID Bilious Dis
nsrs, wI'h their well known attendants Sick
lie ~. nci," &c, has induced the undersigned 10
iaak" arrangements To rrcriv" their ST. Cas- di-
r"ct ii"m the Proprietor. and would say Ia their
snrp'g th"m wholesale or retail a, n. York
prices.
DIR GORDON'S VEGETABLE ANTI.
BILIOUS HILLS
FORT!lE CURE OF BILIOUS FEVER,
Yellow Fever Rrr;tt"nt and Intermittent Fc-
vrrS In 'amr n,"rv. Nervous AMI Putiid Fever,
PAIN in t.r He'd, side Back mud Stomach In
Illumination of thr Brain, Stomach, lungs,
I.Irr. kdnrvs, Throat AMI Chest; Dtopsy
Srr.iul,. rph.I,s Sick Ilcat!achc, rheumatism,
'h"lir. Low 5 irits, Dyspepsia, Mysteries
DIR Cord n's Pills. are truly the sick man'.
irir.td. n" travrllrr OF family should hcwlth-
out th,;n.-'rlrir timely administration will
i''rv"n, m"rh pa,n and su'ering and save many
valuable ives.
For Sale in Augusta hy Ilaviland, Rislcv 6
{" in Sum,r,,ile S. {. bv a. J. MOSES
aud "n enquiry will lr E.nnt' in all the Towns
anI con try Stores in the southern States
l'ric.. 25 'ENTS per box.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Inpursnamcc Of an Act OF The Legislature
passed III December, 4. ID. 1890 an Election
inr Sheriff and Ordinary for Sl!ir.nr District.
y Ill lake place ;t She usual places .! Election
il s,:d District OH ;hc second Monday III Jan
unry EcNi, being the tenth day Of said month
J. ID. JONES, c. c. p. S.
Oc'. 27. 1871. lOt
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20!h NOV 1917.


\ rae, oi 500 acres o. Ia "a Care
mont Coun.v N SUia;cr IT,, RI. I, ;..out hai
wy between sS:alCollrn ani bradford SprnG S,
situated IN part on the southern dccl!vny
OF one OF the spurs o: the High Hills OF
San CO, and embracing several hundred a, res
Of the LEVEL LANDS immediately adj
Jo.nng the His. This rect is admirably
s,IEa:cd !or liEALIliN RES IDENCE:
and Tor n C"Tm Pian'HiiOn; Possessing. n
SnPcrior SCli'E for ..,si cn,c on ihc
Hills, with delightful springs o. wa;cr; and
level land o. superior qun!.;y immediately
adjoining. It's hralihinc<s has been tested a
long time: having for many years been the
retreat OF the late venerable Capt. Reuben
Long. a desirable portion of this land has
formerly hccn cleared and planted; but much
OF it is fast growing up into Forest again
and the Buildings and Fences are entirely
out OF repair. Terms accommodating.
The Purchaser to pay for all necessary
papers. Apply to the subscriber at Sumter
vil!c, So. Ca
" T. NICiIARDSON,
Agent 10 Sell.
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k'E.csIa Garden. seeds.
Jus: received and for sale at the
DRUG STORE.

y general assortment OF Fancy Articles:
nlclud.rG Pungrn's,. Oao .Eose,E;nls. Fnncy
Via!s, Toilet Cologne Ornaments, Chalk,
l'crirmery, Soaps. Nail anil Hair I|r,isl.cs
Tce;h;n- Rings, s,ccl lcns, 20 kc; I,I-
Stands, &c. &c.
Iccc.n: cT = 1877
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a. cos ~ Az,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

The subscriber, thankful for pHst favors
bcgs leave to inform his friends and the public
generally that he has just received full as
sor,nent OF French and English Cloths,
Casa ..ncrs and Vcstings. Also, Gloves, Cra-
vats H,nJkerchicls and suspendcrs.
Oct. - 1917.
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D'We are authorized to announce DR.. w.
J. WOODS, as a candidate for Represents
tive Of Clarendon, at the ensuing election. 3
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D"Wc are authorized to announce WILL
LIAM G. BARRETT, Esq, as q candidate for
Tax Collector, at the ensuing Election.
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sQanoi0atcs.

IPWe are authorized to an
rounce JOHN L. MILLER, Esq. cand-
date for Clerk Of the Court oil Common
Pleas, at the ensuing election.
Dec. Is. lS47. 7 IF
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T. uJ'We are authorized. to announce JOS
M;fNETTLES,,E Esq, a candidate for the Of
flee Of Tax Collector for Claremont county,
at the ensuing election.
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UPWe arc authorized to an
nounce Col s. r. CHANDLER, MS can
didate for the Office of Brigadier General, at
the ensuing Election.
Nov. "a, 1S47. If
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% The friends of JACOB H.SWHITE-
HEAD, Esq, announce him as candidate
for Sheriff, at the next, after the ensuing cleo
ton.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

MoRE OF THE Bmrlsu BmG MARY.
We have the following iadipu'dble faets
from source entitled 10 the fullest credit,
in relation TO the cargo OF foreign oilscoar.
ing, which arrived al this port on Thursday
last, in lae british Brig MARY aud which
vessel (hanks 10 Cap, Slurgis and hs
brave crew. was compelled 10 leave in.
sianler without landing her precious freight.
The Captain oi the Mary on being asked
how many passengers he bad ON board
that were likel y to become public chalee,
"Only FOUR, II wouun aud three ohildrenl'
So far from the truth did this statement
appear that upon examining the case il
was lound thai among the passengers there
were foRfy THREE rArrERsl THREE IN.
SAME Two Inlorsl aud onr deaf aud dumb
person. The Captain was under bonds in
the sum of $1,000 moi to rcium these
"beiier cti:eas' 10 the old country, nor 10
land them in Nova Scotia. The foregoing
are nndeniable laeis, aud Of themselves are
enough in MI conscience, to open the eyes
Ut those in authority, as well rs every true
American, anl induce them To enforce
some stringent measure 10 prevent the iluod
of immigration, which now threatens to
oyerwhelm our beloved America with pau.
perism and eofrUpIion.-Bosfaa Sigail.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER nlBERNiA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HIBERNfA.
hLEvgN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Further Adrance in Breadsn6S-Deeiihe
IN Cotton-Cap'we of an american
Merehantmaa By a Mexican Priraieer,
She steamer Hibcrna arrived al Boston
at 8 o'clock Thursday morning. having
sailed from Liverpool on the 10Th ult,, and
was consequently fourteen days and hall
on her passage.
Flour had advanced to 50s, per barrel,
aud corn to CD 6Bs. per quarter
The cotton market has considerably de-.
cliued.
The most Interesting news by the
steamer, however, is the following an.
n0nncemeni:
Meriean Pfirdieer.-A letter from Bar.
celona, under date Of May 3d. SAYS that the
Mexican pfivateer unico, of Vera Cruz,
carrying one gun and 53 men, had captured
in the waters of Ayica. and brought into
Barcelona, the American ship Garmelia,
100 tons, Captain Edwin LilileIleld, from
Ponce, Z. r.. with coffee to Trieste.
Fraqee.--lt was stated in the Chamber
of Peers on the l0lh May, by the Minister
Of Commerce anu Agriculture, that the
prospects of the next harvest were extreme.
y promising. Notwithstanding this pros.
peei, the markets continued 10 rise in sari.
Gus parts of France.
Among the passengers in the lliberniar
is the Countess Of Elgin.
The following summary Of the markets
is complied from Wilmer Il Smiths Euro
pean Times Of the 10Th ull:
Money Narket.-fhe amount ol bullion
in the Bank of England has increased II
the extent Of a quarter ol million sterling
This favorable circumstance has enabled
the bank iodisconnt more freel !, even ON
bills that have had as much as three months
To run. Advances were made 10 banker.
nj 81 per cent. on promiscuons paper.
Co'ta.-A further decline Of III. per
pound was accepted by holders of Ameri.
can descriptions. The prices declared by
committee OF brokers. May ilh, were a-
flows:-for hawed 6Il.; Mobile 6i 1
Orleans 6il. The estimated stock Of cot
ION IN Liverpool, on the 18th nlt., was 50s,,
j01 bales. At the same time last year
there was 7s0,s70 hales-lhefehy show.
ing deficiency this year Of 272 $40 bales
Gran daa FloW.-rhe smallness Of The
stocks d grain all over Europe, anl the
consequent seareilyofproyisiuns being more
aud more felt, added 10 the previous high
prices, had occasiouela further important
advance in the value Of brcadsiuils, as wei
in England as in many Of the near cont.
mental ports, within the last fortnight
Wheat has. however, reached so high a
point as 10 put il beyond the reach of the
poorer classes. \ greatly contracted con.
sumption must therefore follow, and this
may pefhnp. be the means ui staying an.
luHhcf immediate rise in the value.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
Notice.

GNotNfY OF fllEHPSfEAn, Scr-Ati The
" touH Of Probate for said county Of Hemp.
stead, IN The State Of Arkansas, nj the April tenn
thrreof, \. ID. Isl, the following administration
and guardian aeeaHnis wrre flied IN said court for
confirmation al the nsAi july term Of sad court,
TO wit
Jabez 5. Smith administrator of the estate Of
y, I. Nielsen, deceased.
Belamn L. linllin administrator Of the estate
Of William Bolts. decreased
letlrrsun Draper, admIni orator Of tie estate Of
james Draper, dec
Joel ". Hannah, admnltmtaf Of tic estate
ol H. + MuldpR, decreased.
Mathew Mos, administrator Of The estate Of
William Bennett, deceased.
Joel W. llannah administrator Of the estate Of
T. ". Campbell, deceased
Snklcf ] hnson, administrator Of the estate Of
Mary Creighton, deceased.
Elizabeth Mafrn, administrative Of the estate
Of Samuel Aloren deceased,
Tyn lIIll, administrator Of the estate Of John
stuart, deceased.
John ". Williams. administrator Of the estate
Of I. u lllbifd, deceased
CalhaHue T. Eler, eSeeuir's Of taa estate Of
d. q. E'ltf, deceased
William + Hamilton, administrator of the estate
oi X Hamilton, deceased.
u. T. Samuel, administrator Of The estala OF
d, II D'edzuo, deceased.
john ID spusns, administrator Of the estate Of
Samuel baldwin, deceased.
Tsm I'LL, guardian Of Wiley n stuart.
g" s 1hum.s 4 stuart.
L NJ Stuart.
" " VI. l.. Sinan.
Al persons Interested in the settlements Of sail
estates aud acrauhls ar hsnhy notified 10 esnc
forward aud iile e,csplions IA SAID aeconnis II any
they have. on or before the .reand day Of the
ncn term Of said coufi, winch vii be holden on
the second Monday Of July neat. ar they wi be-
forever baHtd aud pffciudti e ON excepting 10
said arrounls OF ANY ITEM thefeof
T,stss : T. SANDERS. CleIk.
2f.2w
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

Ngw APPLICATION OF NAroR of ErnER.
Dt. Cazenora, head surgeon ol the lunalc
asylum a Pau, has tried the use al The va
poror ether on mad girl. THIS poor etea
ture had been unable 10 obtain sleep iof i've
months. She was madc Ia inhale ether,
and her agitation sonn ceased. Ailrr five
inhal ,liohs she tell into safe of complete
insensibiliIy, which asledtwenly.iye min.
cites, al the end ul that lime the tofpor
ceased, anl no symptoms ol disorder rc'
manned.