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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-03-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY.
Hope K"'gowny vs.. W. B. Ridgeway ard
Others. .-Summnns in Partition.
II appearing I" my satisfaction, thai,
Hampton DuHose. J"hn DuBnsc, James
Snndln aud vii" and children nf Dcvrrraux
Baxter, defendants in lie above statr,I.casr.
reside out "fthiS State: II is tire rlnre order
rh th't they Il" aipear aud object ia the
division. "r sair If. Tie Real Es,a,r of
Timothy Ri!geway, deceased on or be.
tor" The 'wrntictl' day "f May neM or
their c"nsenl /" the same will be entered
Of record.
w. LEWIS. o. S. D.
February 20'h, 1872. II l3l
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EDWARD SOLOMON,
SU RECON DENTIST

Respectfully informs the citizens Of
Sumter and the adjniuing Districts thas he
is now fully prepared 10 per form any one.
ration on the TEETH that may Be reaui.
red Of him. and will give full satisfaction
TO all that may favor him with cali. lie
will accommodate his patients from par
liai 10 full set OF Teeth; and will attend
pers"ns ar their residences. if reque s,eel.
Ills office is near the Court House, al The
location If his sign.
Snm,erviIle, Dec. 30. 1916. Q 81
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CASH! CASH.! CASHU!

Finding il nccrssnryst raise tnoney the
subscriber wnnld respectfully inform the
public .lla, he has slltred The nature of his
business. aud thntin future he,will sell px
clusrely for cash. "r harter, and hnpes by
The alteration in prices 10 nuke il an obiecl
with his fnrmcr customers nnh any whu
may favor him with a call To bmy f;,r cash.
The subscriber trusts that his long in.
diligence IL his customers will excuse this
rail- which he makes for prompt payment
of his ont standing dues. which he is cum
pefiedtn In close, tn meet his own debts.
lie is assured That the low prices q,
whicl, ne can now sell fur cash, will at
'racta,tehtiun ,u his stuck of every variety.
a. J. NOSES.
Ian. I, lS47. 10
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go. NEGROES FORrSALE.

ION ,he:I2,h day Of March next, at, The late
residence!of James Corbett. Srnr.. ilpceas.
esl,&iiis Sumter District, wiIl'Be Offered 70,
sale. afpnI'lic du,cry.
20 Very Valuable Negroes;
six of whnm viii be suId for Cash, the
other IA 6h Creditor o,fe and twn years
purchasers giving Mute or Bond with
appr"ved security. interest from day nj
sale; aud in M case will property he de.
livcrrtl ill Tho terms IF sale are fully com.
piled with. -
w. LEWIS, O. 9. d.
= Feb 10. Is47. tI6 81
n5erh" Ca,n'Icn Jn,r,nl will rnpv.
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location Mr.. Kdlb Of this place was stab.
bee. by Mr.. K, in The Jeff side withssa rom.
mon pocket knife. The negrnis sill very
i'll. His chuking Mr.. X. was The final at.
dition to previous provocatinn. ]. issaps
posed the negro intended robbery, as lie
had seen his master. on the evening previ.
GUS, pay Mr.. X. 5000. ~
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SHOOTING.

On the night Of Sunday. the 2Slh, near
Statebrrg, Wm. NJ. Sanders. was shot in
the arm by Jesse Terrell. Mr.. s. was en-.
deav"ring |" take his apprentice, u brother
Of Mr.. +. from Mr.. F's residence, and wa 5
in the yard OF the Inter when lie was shot.
MI. 8. is confined from the effects OF his
wound.
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PROPOSALS.

Are wanted FIR alterations andrepnirs "i
Mount Zi"" (Prrshyterian) Church. Mid.
ing I" c"ntrnct. may ascertain the par,icit-
lars Of the w"rk Ia be done by meeting The
Building Committee at the Church on the
3d Saturday in March next. al 10 O'Clock,
a. NJ. IS.
February "a, l847. 1S q
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n:-Wc are authorized to an
nounce WILLIAM G. bAlaKE'r. Esq. his
II Candidate f.r Tax Collector. al the, ems
suing ELECTION. $50
Su,ntervillr. Nnv. 25, lS46. 4
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South CarOIiaa--Sum inter Dist
IN EQUITY.

south CarOiilan--SNln inter Dist.
IN EQUITY.
Matthew p. AIayes aud wife and others, vs..
John q. Shaw.-BilI.
II apFesri ,g /" my satisfaction that Jno.
G. Shaw. the tlefcndan, in the oasis. resides
out If the limits of the State of South
Carolina: on mntinn of VIM. Havnswor,h.
cnmpain"ni's s"Iri,nr. ordered ,hnt the
said john G. Shaw d" appear within thrce
months utter publication hereof aud plead,
answer, or tlemur To the said Bill. and lI.nl
in default thereof. the said hill be taken as
confessed against him, the said J"hn c..
Shaw. Also order, d. that thus unlicr hr
published onre week for three months in
the Sumtr- Banner.
JOHN B. MILLER. Com'r.
Feb. %. ls47. [s5 25] Is l3t
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Ian. |, ls47.
CARRON WARE.

a large aud general assortment Of En-.
iish Pots, Ovens, Skilels, Stew Pans,
Spiders, Preserving Kettles, Sc. &c, &c.
Jus, received aud for sale a, reduced prices
by A. J. MOSES.
Feb. 8. 1S41.
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South-Carolin,t--Su.nter Dist.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dist.
IN EQUITY.
l.. r. Jennings aud wife, Ell al. VS.. l. e..
Richbnnra aud wife, ei al-BiH
I. appearing to my satisfaction that Mi
charl w. Murphy and wife. r.. J. Spunn
and wife and John q. Gerald, parties de.
PENDANTS |" the ab"ve stated Bill, reside
out Of the limits Of South. CaroIinn: Ii is
ordered, that they d" plend. answer, nr
,I"mnr to The same within three months
from the FIRST publication "r lIis order, Or
an order pro comfcsso will be entered
against .hrm.
JOHN 3. MILLER. C"m'r.
March 2, 1917. rS5 25l I3,
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Fresh Groceries.
(Just Receiped r

Gust ReceiOed.J
f'nf NO. Sa'm"", Mackrret, Goshen
Butter, Fresh l~'bs'er. Tin lin. Undrrwou.I's s
Pickles. ka'sins. I'm quarter boxes, Sugar.
I''ilrt, Bacnm. Lard. &c. &C.; and, az The
CASH SYSTEM higgins t" work admira-
NY, purchasers would do well in CALI
They will he sold at lower prices than ey.
er offered III this marke, brfnre.
A. J. MOSES.
February 3. lS47.
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THE CAMDEN HOTEL.
HSY B. II. BOYD.

IhP subscriber announces 10 hrs friends
anu The travelling public, that he has taken
lha' large and c"mmodious Brick HOTEL
Contiguous tn the Court House, in hi.
tnwn, where he will br able To ucrnu,u,o-
date in The best manner, ulI who fr.l in
rlin"d I" give him trinI. The house has
n'rh '"l !" the best order. and ne1cly fin.
tSAed thr"iSh"ut, ani IL an earnest .lrsil.
III please will give satisfaction, hr is con.
v'ncrd that all will he satisfied. Ills inbl-
Will he furnished amply bar will h..
furnished with the hes, Liquors, and his
servants VIII be as a'Irn,iv" as possible,
Camden, January 6. lS47. II 6r
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NOTICE.

The subscriber fur the future, Will r,e.
sent his Accounts fur payment, quarterly,
except Planters aud Farmers who pay
pune.nally at the end "f The year; such are
considered us good us CASH.
r. J. COGHLAN.
February IS, 1916. Is If
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STARRING.

Al Manchester, on Sunday morning the
25tn uIt. Dick. the property Of Mr.. Willis
Ramsay, while in The &C, Of choking 10 suf-
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Poor House Notice.

Inc CiaIentlnn aud Salem Board OF Commissions
crs q" the Poor are requested t meet the Car,u,nn,
board of Commissioners I'll the Poor al Sumtcryilr
on thu 6rst Monday in March next, 10 take into
consideration the propriey Of building Poor House
iofs Sumter District
by order of the Bard
JOHN BALLARD, Chm. Ell. Com.
T J. DIsxrSs, Secy.
Frruar, IL, lSl7. I5 q
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NOTICE.

All pers"ns in.lrh,ed 10 tile Estate nf J.
}. Pitts. deceased. are required ii make
linyment To The sutscrbrr.
W. LEWIS, O. >. D.
February 2Olh, ISi7. II tC
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BATTALION ORDERS,

Ihe Lower Battalion Of the goth Regiment s. &.
'ltin, Is hereby ordered To assemble at Scottsvi,c
on Saturday The 9th "f March, proper armed and
equipped, for Drill and Review
BY order Of [ o!. S. r. Cn,Hn,ER,
JOHN c. RHAME,
1T. Col. 2Dih r ct S. c. Al:
Feb. ~, 1917. II q
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1000 ACREs

1000 ACRES
LYNCHES' CREEK LANDS FOR SALE
The lands "f the late John Durant. nre
now l"r sale, consisting "f various qualities.
and in plantations or pu,cels varying from
IT'S t." 20O0 acres. Persons wishing ,n
purchase Lands in Sumter District have
me "r."T'u"i'y Of doing So now a, very
reduced prices. The undersigned Agents
or Attorneys f"r tlr sale nf tn, same NAV
he fund atshe residence of j. D. Ashmorr.
l"rmrrIy the residence Of The deceased
John Durant.
J. D. ASlIMORE,
ATTY. If Martha Ashmure.
TllOS. F.. JONES,
Attorney "f }. d. Smith. J. II. Smith
and II. a. Smith.
rs The undersigned having returned ,n
Georgia. Capt. J. d. Ashmnre is an,hnrise.I
/" make sales "f Tie above lands. and for.
ward The TILE Deeds 10 me for execution.
TlIOS. +. JONES,
All"rncy nf James II Smith, John d.
smith and ll"rnre a. Smith.
February 10. IS47. is Imlf
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBIA FER ~ lst7

COLUMBIA, FEB. II, lS47.
Ills Excellency, the Governor, having
left Columbia. f"r his residence at Lime
stone Springs, all communications should
be addressed tn him. at the latter place.
Is. Il. WATTS, Executive Scc'v.
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ESTRAY.

Tolled before me by Daniel Weldon, a
small sorteI MARE atjhdgeJ 10 lie l3 years
old. blind in 'te right eye. wifi some sad
die marks on tie back. appraised a, twenty
D"Ifars. Said Mare may be seen a, the
plantation Of Mrs. Sarah Weldon. near
Bradford Springs.
g: W.RoELlNs,. Magistrate.
Spring Hili,. Sumter Dist. y
Dec. 30. 1876. ( o III
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FRESH SEEDS,
GARDEN SEEass.

GAR DEN SEEasS.
JUST RECEIVED, Il general assortment
including Early York and other cahhagc
Seeds, Quinn Srtls Sc. &c. &c. Toany
one having h""ghr fr"m me lasl year, i,
will be sntiiri"", to sHy they a'c frnm lh.
same man Jno. Thomson, and watramrtd.
A. J. MOSES.
Feb. 3. IS47.
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BANK AGENCY.

The subscribers continues to &C, as
Agentin h"th OF the Banks in Camden, on
the usual ,erms.
E. w. BoNNEY.
Dec. 80, 1s4e. g &c
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R EMOVAL
OF THE
CU.iRLESTON STORE

DICKSON s. LArrA woul r.spcc,flI,
'ni"r'h Their friends and customer. thai
they have removed from their old s,uuJ !,
'h"'r new Brick Store above the Camden
Bank, anh have TN hand, an;i are rrrriv.
'nH constantly, new nnh full assortment
~ '''"'r" a"l select Groceries. which Ihry
i:r' FOX CASH, nl Il small advance an.
'''''f">'"n prices. Feb. "a
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

a hrst rate sccnnd handed sULKEY.
WIN go"d top; also, n set Of Harness.
ornss mounted, nearly new. Apply al This
office.
Dec. 80, 1919.
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FOR SALE;
One fine finished Rose wood PIANO. Of
excellent Tone. with The new Harp Plato
Piece to suit the time,
. --ALgo---
a splendid assor,men, Of fine finished
FURNITURE. consisting Of 'faBlts,, Su.-
hs. Bureaus. Book Cases, Wardrohes.
Side B"arts. Btds.eads, Curled Maple and
Plain Wood. Chairs, Rocking Do, &C..
&c. &c. For safe lb,5 by K
j. r. SUTHERLAND.
N. B. Furniture repaired or made to or.
der,
Camden Dec. 80. 1870, : g. III
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-05
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA,
Is Daus LQter from .EngIar

~ A/stS S~t<tCJ lOt tHIttIs !
The Royal Mail Steamer Cambria ar
rival at Boston, on the 18th, ult. She
left Liverpool on the afternoon of the 4th,
and has made the passage in little more
than II days
Great misery prevails in Flanders, oc
casioned principally by the want Of food,
and the want of employment.
The Great Britain steamer had not
been got of, and accounts from her speak
very despondingly.
,Fhe Grain tIade had rather improved
and more activity prevailed. A slight adj
vance had taken place in the value of
wheat, and 10000 brfs of bonded -four
had been taken for investment. at 29s to
30s per barrel. Indian corn had decl;n.
ed Is to IS per quarter. -.
The diplomatic world seems to have.
been surprised and shocked by the an.
nexation of the republic of Cracow to the
Austrian domainiohs, by the consent Of
Prussia and Russia. The. English and.
French pagers considered this violation
ofths compaets of The Treaty of Vienna.
'Fhe territory in. question is now formally
| absorbed in the Austrian empire, to the
great scandal OF all who respect the faith
oftreaties, and the rights of legitimate
government. This step has been forced
upon Austria, tits said, by Gar of Russia,
with the consent of Prussia The an.
nexation or absorption, is most unpalata.
bic 10 France, which has strongly
| protested against.it, and urged England
to join in the protest.
The distress for want Of food in France
is mentioned below. An enaeute took
place at Bonlogaesur nlers on the 18th
,slt.. forFthe purpesesof preyenting ship.
ment of oxen aud potatoes to England.
i Distress, and with itriot and disorder.
Il seems to make progress in Frances. The
Il journal des Debats states that on the 9th
ult,disturbances sconnecteIswith the biuh
s. price ofproyisions, more deplorable than
any yet recorded, occurred at. Chateaure.
noult. Towards one O'clock in the after.
Moons Notwithstanding the presence Of a
brigade OF gendaEemrie, the corn ularxel
was invaded By body of 500sor 600 per.
sons, who commenced selling by auction
!. the sacks of wheat ia the corn stores Al
24ffar II bushels, M. Pesson, The mayo,
of Chateurenault, having been apprises
ofthese factss fastened to the scene O
Z disturbance, and eadeavored to persuade
the multitude tosdesist. But aIl0his eff
!. forts we're IN vain. and the sale by auction
) lcontfnued,-Q uarrols, however, soon be
gan amongst the buyers. The crowd.
& next rushed upon the sacks of wheat, di
5Iyided the corn, and carried ii of withou
payment, notwithstanding the exersion:
RI ofthc gelsdarns. The rioters nevt re-.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-05

In the House, Mr.. Wentworth, by u.
unanimous consent, submitted the follow
Jag resolution; which was agreed to, viz:
ResolUed, Thatthe Committee on the
judiciary inquire into the expediency Of
establishing another term of the United
States district court in Illinois.
Dec. PIN the Senate, Mr.. Semple
submitted the following resolution; which
was considered, by unanimous consent.
and agreed to:
RESOLVED, 3 That the Committee on
Roads and Canals be instructed to in
qaire-iBteths-expediency ofipcorporating
a company to construct a railroad from
some point onsthe Missouri river west of
the limits ofthe State ofMissouri, to the
mouth Of the Columbia river.
Dec. % in The House, Mr.. Douglass
by tihahi6lous consent, from the Commit
tee on Territories, reported Biilrto es-s
tablsh the Territorial government of
Oregon; which was read. twice, and, on
motion Of Mr.. D., was referred to the.
] Committee ofthe Whole on the state of
the Uniop, ordered to be printed & made
the special order for the first Tuesday in
January next.
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pared to the dwelling house Of two per.
sons accused ofhasing purchased corn on
commission, but they were fortunately
absent from home, and thus they escap-
ed the contemplated violence. A BODY
of troops having arrived in the meantime,
sixteen of the most daring of The rioters
were capiured, and order was restored.
The maskt which was held at Azao-le..
Rideau. on the following day was disturb.
ed in the same manner as that Of Cha
teurenault.
A serious decline in the price of wheat
had already taken place, when the null.
titude, not considering that sufficient, be-
gan to express their dissatisfaction. From
menaces the rioters proceed to acts of VII
olence. They took forcib!e possession of
the corn stores and commenced selling the
wheat at two francs the. bushel. They
moreover compelled the mayor to sell all
lhewheat in his stores atthe same price.
two franks the bushel.
The Cholera IN the. East.--The Jour.
nal des Debats quotes letter from Con-
stantinoPle from which itappears tbatthe
cholera had subsidized in the pachalik of
Bagdad. not however, without making nu-
merous victims. According to letters of
the 10Th of October, no fewer than 900
persons had died of it in the city out of a
population reduced to $4,000 inhabitants
by the emigration of most of the Europe.
ans and great number of.natives.
Disturbances in Ireland, arising from the
distress for want of food, we're prevalent,
especially in the South and West. The
Marquis of Dowshire, and the Dake Of
Leinster, had been followed by the Earls
OF Shannon and Enniskillen, and other
influential gentlemenin withdrawing from
the Royal Agricultural Society, because
dissatisfied with lis movements for the
public relief.
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September last, and passing, an the 9Th
OF the present month the line therein des-
ignatcd, by which date you supposed
should receive your communication.
Believing that the terms stipulated in
said convention should be religiousiy OBJ
served By both parties, had taken no.
step which should tend TO yacate it; but
in view Of the obligation you deem iInPo-
sedupon you by the orders Of your govern,
ment, | confne myself by replying that
you can, when it pleases you. commence
hosiilities, 10 which shall correspond ac
cordingly.
'.In regard to tae American prisoners.
let ne say that there are only seven of
them at this post, list of whom is annex
ed and relying upon your representation
in regard to the release of several Mexi.
cans, | have determined to respond to
your generosity by doing the same to. the
seven referred to, whom the commissaFy
OF this army will supply with so for their
susienance upon the road.
L on remark that when the convention
was entered into at Monterey you en.ert
tanned the hope that the terms in which it
was conceived would open the way for
the two republics to agree upon an honor
able peace. Laying out of the question
whether that convention was the result
of necessity or of the noble views now
disclosed by you, / content myself with
saying, that from the spirit and decision
manifested by all Mexicans. you should
Danish oil idea of peace while single
North american an araes, treads upon the
territory of this republic, and there re-
mains in front of its ports the squadrons
which make war upon them. .Nevefthe-
less, the extraordinary Congress will as.
senlble in the capitol towards the end of
the present year, and this august body will
determine what it shall Judge most suitable
FOR the honor and the interests of the ma
ton.
Major Graham has not arrived at my
quarters. Had he done so, he would have
been received in the manner due TO his
rank and employment, and in conformity
with the wishes expressed to me in his
behnlf by you.
81 have the honor of Offering you the
assurances of my distinguished considera.
ton. God aud Liberty.
sANToNlo LOPEZ DE SANTA. anna.
| "Senor Major Gen. TAYLOR,
"General-in-chief of the army
! ''ofthe United States of the north, ,
The following are the names of the
! prisoners who have been set at liberty by
General Santa Anna Charles w Tufts
John Harrison, Edward F. Fecny, Henry
p. Lyon, JameaQ. Read. Elisha Pnett, &
! Thomas Gillespie.
! CANAL BoATs.-We notice in the boa
yard of O. Olcott on tho South Branch
that five Canal PaeketsIa are being built, tc
be run on the Illinois and Michlgan Canal
| when Completed by an enterprising pack
ct company of Utica. N. Y. This move
ment will be welcomed by the friends o
that work as an earnest Of the importance
attached to it abroad by experienced cap
italists. The building of canal boats is
new branch of business among us.
viii no doubt soon become OF very mucl
/ Importance to our growing city.--Chica
go Dem. a&
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volunteers must hereafter share the fate
ofthe regulars and go to. the hospitals.
Nota single document has been prins.
ted for the use Of the House yet, and the
prospects, that there WILDE but few doc
unents to be distributed, this year. All
agricultural and other irrelevant matter
is to be left out Of the Patent Report,
and no further collection ofseed is allow
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JNO WENTWORTH. I

CoNeHEss, Dec. 21.-In the senate,
Mr.. Breese ION Icayel introduced a bill
10 create the Office Of surveyor general of
the public lands in the Territo,ryT. of Ore.
gon, and to grant donation rights to, set.
Tiers therein, and for other purposes;
which was read twice. and referred to the
Committee on Public Lands.
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WAs#INeroN, Dec. 24th. ls4t

A. w. -BowEN, ESQ. aqaaae tas ,t,,,
lear SIR Tin answer to youriletteri
about the irregularities of the Southern
Mail, would.state that, ever since came
here, have beenattehding to,this matter,
and hope my efforts have been successful.
Heretofore there were two lines to ST.
Louis. running alternateidaysss The De-
pariment has increased one ofthese lines
TO daily, and has also given US Sunday
trip from Spring6eldto Peoria. 9 ~
Should matters nownot provessatisfae-
tory: hope the people, and especially,
the stMasters will apprize mel d3sF..
Ihaye the ihonorlto be, iass.s5.ssi.l
! Q asia Your obi .sery't,s sdss.ss s,,,,
n Trn-Nnr
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6TFhe hemp manufactury attached to
the Alton Pcnitentiary took fire, recently,
and the main building was entirely con
suined. The rope walk, engine and
boilers were saved The loss is estima-
ted at between $500 and $4,000. -
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CnArLA1Ns. The United States Sen
ale has chosen Rev. Mr., Slicer, a Meeh..
odiat, for its Chaplain during the present
session; and the House Rev. Mr.. Spole,
asPresbyterian. SEQ asifsla Ba.
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crit is estimated that sixteen hundred
volunteers have died onathe Rio Grande,
during the past season. And that seventy.
one ofthis number have died out Of the
regiment commanded by Col, Baker. Is
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0FThe second term of A. McIntosh's
High School, will commence on Friday
the 22d inst. saH
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.AccIDENT,--A Mr.. Dolan, who was
employed in Mr. Malteson'ss factory,.in
this place, was dangerously scalded on
the 29th nlt., by accidently falling into "a.
adye-kettle. But we learn that by the as
sistance Of medical aid, he is in a fairway
of recovery. $50 ) f4,,l5,,5. - -.
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HMessrs. Breese and Semple, ofthe
Senate, and Messrs. Wentworth and
Smith, ofthe House, have cur thanks for
public documents. sa a .ahsT4teI
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PRAIRIE FABMER.--We have received
the January number of this valuable agli-
cultural publication; and also, the Prairie
Farmer Almanac for 1s47. They both
contain matters of great interest to the
farmer. Prairie Farmer is published
monthly at Chicago, by John s. Wright,
for the low price Of one dollar. It's one
ofthe best agricultural papers for western
farmers. a. 81 -.5.ssss. .sf..i
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Mr.. HocE.-It is currently rumored in
Washington, that Mr.. Wise, Minister to
Brazil. will return, and that he will be
succeeded by Mr.. Hoge, one of the Rep
resenIatives in Congress- from this States