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STOLEN.

From the subscriber, on The night Of De.
cember 10Th, lS46, at Mr.. Thos. Maplcs's,
a small sorrell HORSE. Saddle, Bride and
Marlinsalc. Tie said Horse is about l2
or Is hands high. six or seven years old,
has one hind foot white. and one hoof OF
his fore feet white; lie is, also. round bodied.
spare, and well n,ade. A reward Of Ten
Dollars will be given for tile detection OF
the theft. #Q
Any information about this matter, ad-
dressed 10 the undersigned I'll Friendship
+. o., will be thankfully received. .
JAMES r.. HARVlN.
Dec. %. 1916. g 81
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CHINE AS HOTEL,
Z. BUMTERYiLLE.S.C S. C1

y. : fsk
Tile t,hierslgnst; iprropietor df Ching
Hotel atsumter Co1fiL Liiiousse.t s. g &. ffcsi
pectfally Informs ,his FIFE AHA the PUB.
lie! that lie has thnfougfly feitiSd his iIoi
tel, and thdtSit ls no@<in Sconbieia nrrtiesff,
f0r the accommotla,ion nf Boarders, WISH,
etsa'ld tile rr6seIing Public. ~ f5tSs,s & 1
lie returns his sincere iliankss st0 ;tlie
Publis: at large for.their generomss an,. line
RAJ patronage, and hopes BY s,ricl alten:
'ion to their cpIpfortt6 merir ills continu1
ancc. ilYss va.
HIS establishmen, is conveniently aiiaat
ted on the Main street, near iIe Court
Honse; and will he founH Convenient ID
members of the Bar and Planters visiting
the Court House Oh business. Iiis.,able
will be carefully and feEnlarIy rtirnislied.'
JOHN CHINA, Jr.
I Dec. l6, Is46. asfs 81, tf
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining IN ihe Pos, Office. Sumter.
vile, 8; G., qnarter ending, 3lst Decem.
B-Mackey BarGeld, Miss Laura r. Bel.
ser, N. Benbow, Washington II. Brown.
Mrs, Martha Btlser, Mrs. Harriet /. NJ
Beihune, s: F. Belser, John X. Barksdale,
G. w. Billups, Maj, John Ballard, w w
Brailsford, George H Banker, Anthony E,
Blanks, F S Belser.
CIV Crosweli, John Crosby, John
G.. Craigmilcs, Noah Crane.
DIV F Deschamps 2, Peter Daily, Jas
II Dingle, Hanndh Davis, TIRE J Dinkins,
w Duncan 8, r Davis.
E..Miss G e English, Miss Jane En>
glish, Rev Thos r English, w b EIkin.
F.-Juseph G Fort, CG Ferguson.
G..Thos Glenn, John Grooms, Miss
Virginia 6. Query. Hugh Graham. w c
Query. s,
H..Milberry Hodge, J B N Hammet 2,
Reni. Hodge, AL Hubble, John Hodge,
Manly Holmes, W r Harvin, Isaac H"l-
land, JUS II Howell 2.
J..Timothy L Jones, Lewis Johnson.
Wm A James, BA James, J ohm M James.
L.-Francis Lo,,don.
M.-Rev D Mcqueen 8. w w Murphy,
NJ j. NJ Murphy, w B H Mitchell, VIM
Mellett2, VIM Moore, Mrs G D Mellow
ell, Dr. r Mcmillan, WmaR Mccoy, E H
Miller, Dr. John D Mcleod.
N--Joseph Netles, John A Night.
O..W w Owens, Charles L Os.ecn.
P-.David w Prize. Picket g. Joyce, Jno
r Pnllard, Edward Porter.
R..Ruper. d tfickson. J G Rhodus. Mrs
Mary Rains, Willis Ramsay, Mrs Rich
aI!sbn.i 4 i.
S--Cool scymcr, Sami Stephenson, Mrs
E Singleton 2, S Smith, II B Singleton.
T--Mrs E Trapp 2. w Tisdule, H F
W--Asa Wright, fhos ] Wilder 9. JAS
p Waddell, Henry Wells.
Ii. HAYNSWORTH, P. M.
... 10 If
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT,

SOUTH-CAROLINA.-SUaITER DISTRICT.
Mary Inglesby }
: :, !. !, vs.; : In the Common Pleas.
Whereas Eleanor Spann, who is in Gus
tody of the Sheriff Of Sumter District by
virtue Of surrender Of Bail in the above
stated case, and the said Eleanor Spann
having filed in my of1iceIher,pe.ition, pray
ing for the benefi, Of the Act Of the Gen
erai Assembly. for the relief Of Insolvent
Debtors. together with schedule Of her
estate and effects.
Notice is hereby given to the said Mary
1hglesty and all other creditors Of tho
said Eleanor Spann to appear al :he Cour,
House for Sumter Dstric. on the frs,
Monday after the fourth Monday in March
next, 10 shcw cause. if any they can, why
the estate and effects Of the said Eleanor
Spann should no, be assigned, and she b..
discharged according to the provisions OF
the Aes Of the Genersl Assembly for the
relief Of insolvent debtors.
J. NJ. DARGAN, c. c. P.
January 2, i is47. s ~ 10 10.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber, having determined 10
discontinue business, offers her reff1ainins
STOCK OF GOODS low for cash, un,il
the first Of March. lS47, at which time. the
residue, IL any, will be Offered at public
Auction.
For the future, there will be no Credit
given; but the Cash will he expected In
everyinstance, fnr goods sold.
All persons, indebted, either hy Note or
Account, are requested to make Immediate
payment. II. SOLOMONS.
Sumtervillc, Dec. 80, 1916, 9 81
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: DISTRICT.

,x,.u N;;iThH COMMON PLEAS. Pleas 4
atls. q:
John M! Gilchriss, ass'e. .a
The same
ads. CdpiaSy dd
VIM. Melville for assigned Satisfacien.
Estate Of j. Bishop. dun.
The defendant, William Ballard who is
in the custody of the Sheriff. Of said Dis.
trici, by virtue Of Of the above writs Of
Capias al Satis:aciendutn, in order TO EN-:
title himself 10 the bcnef, Of an nc, ,enli
tied an Act for The relief Of InsoIven,
Debtors in The said State, has this day filed
in my office on oath, a schedule of his
Whole estate.
Notice is therefore given 10 the said
plaintiffs as we'll as all.o,hers concerned,
to be and appear at Sumter Court House
on the frs. Monday after the fourth Mon-
day in March next, al. IL O'Clock A. nj. be.
fore one Of the circuit Judges, TO .hew
cause.if any they can, why The defrndan,
should no. receive his discharge. upon his
assigning and delivering the effects men
toned in his schedule. .'f
J. M. DARGAN, C. C. p.
Clerks Office, Nov. s, 1916. 10 81
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COMMISSION AGENCY.

MIR. McLAURIN Of our firm, will Ieave e
here for the North, about the 10Th Of
March next, and will probably return by
way Of Kentucky, for the purpose Of con.
tracing fnr the delivery Of
BAGGING AND ROPE:
Persons who desire tn obtain their sup
plies directly from Importers and Manu-
facturers al smal! Commission, will pIens Sc
have their Orders ready before the above
specified time.
McLAURIN g. CHANDLER.
January /, ls47. 10 q
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HEAD QUARTERS. i
COLUMBIA, 18th Dec, i $40.

GENERAL ORDER No l. Aa
JOHN 5. S.PRESTON, William Lowndes
Jas. S. Gibson, William Butler Thomp
son, Thomas. >. GiiIison, Richurd s
Wright, William H. Harring ION, Thomns
Coulter Means, John Mote Afston, ant
Slenmare Butler Griffin; having been ap
pointed Aids. .de<Camplo TO His EScellency
David Johnson. With the tank Of Lieuten
ant Colonel, will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
BY order Of the Commander in. Chief.
JAMES CANTEY. e
Adjutant and Inspector General. q
Dec. "a 9 q
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To the Public.

Ah persons are hereby cautioned againsl
trading for a NOTE given by me 10 one
llo.chkis, for EighIy-ive Dollars, as the
article for which said Note was given, has
proven to be entirely worthless, and will
not pay The Note, unless compelled by
law. JAMES r., WtF.SON
Dec. %, 1876. 8 2,
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FOR RENT.

A small HOUSE. near the Presbyterian
Church, containing four upright rooms and
one garret room. Attached To the premises
are good sized yard, and large ga, den.
and Stable Lot; also, a Smoke House,
Kitchen and Well. This house will be
found suitable for a small family. On
The stable lot. are the materials ready for
erecting stable. The terms vii, be found
reasonable. For particulars, apply to
THOS. J. CCGHLAN.
Dec. 90, 1916. s. T
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STOEEN.

tKoM the House Of the Subscriber. on
the 3Olh of Oclober. a POCKET BOOK.
containing, in cash, Foriy.s six DulIars and
Eeiyhly-one cents. aud Two Notes. ms fol.
lows; one Tor 1920, given by Irwin Rogers,
us fr',T'p"i and Richard Brown AS Secu.
r'ly' dated February I, 1876: and one for
9o' gwen to the subscriber by Henry Peo-
bies-d"te not recollecled. All persons
are hereby cautioned against trading for
said notes.
OZIAS MATIIIES.
Sumter District, Nov. 3, 1916. / q,
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EDWARD SOLONIONS,
SU RECON DENTIST

Respectfully informs the citizens of
Sumter and the adjoining Districts that he
is now fully prepared To perform any ope-
ration on the TEETH that may he requi-
red Of him, and will give full satisfaction
TO all that may favor him with call. lie
will accommodate his patients from par
lial 10 full set OF Teeth; and will attend
persons at their residences. il reque stetl.
His Office is near the Court House, al Tho
location Of his sign.
Sumterville, Dec. 80, 1916. 9 81
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NOTICE..

The subscriber begs leave mos, respect
fully to inform those hring small C c"u,,,s
with him, that he will, after the middle
Of the present month, be under the ncces-
si,y Of placing them in, the hands Of
proper person for collection.
FREEMAN HOYT.
Jan. l, lS46. 10 q
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SUMTERVILLE ACADEMY.

The exercises Of this school will he re-
sumed on Monday, the lIlh Of January,
inst. For further particulars, see posted
Bills; or, apply to
THOS. b. RUSSELL,
Principal.
Jan. l. 1917: 10 j.
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DAVID 'l: ]. :WINN;
DRAP Err AND Tailor.

lnt"rms. his friends and the public gen.
.srs'iy, .,, that. having taken the new Sure
adjoining Nj. McLean's, in SumtervilIe,
he respectfully solic.s n share OF patton.
age. II will be hisendeavor to give every
SO ''siaction in all b,siness in his line, en-.
trusted to him. - ,t,t.
Dec. 80, 1916. q ,f
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ESTRAY.

T"l'e' before me by Daniel Weldon, a
small sorrel MARE aGjudged 10 he l3 years
oid' blind in the right eye. with some sad
dle marks on the back, appraised at twenty
Dollars. Said Mare may be seen a, The
plantation Of Mrs. Sarah Weldon, near
Bradford Springs.
6: W. ROLLINS, Magistrate.
Spring Hill, Sumter Dist. }
Dec. 80, 1916. 0 If
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MIR, IsOWI,ES

WOULD respectfully announce that lie
will commence The term Of his school on
the first Monday in January.
Terms, S4,OO for Elementary 1nstruc-
ion, $500 for Arithmetic, Grammar, and
Geography; $500 for Philosophy, Chem.
is.ry, &c.
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JUST RECEIVED.

From Charleston, the following articles:
Sugar, Coffee. Molasses, Salt, MackereI,
Butter. Cheese. Crackers, Flour, Bag
ging, Rope. Segars. Tobacco, Bronms ;
and a LOT Of DRY GOODS, all Of which
will be sold low for CASH.
l.. J. DINKINS.
Dec. 80, 1876. o 81
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south CarOlina--Sulntcr Dist.

SCUM CHfOllnN ..SelEnt Dist.
IN ORDINARY.
Mary Mccoy. vs.. John Brown and 9TH
ers.-Summons in Partition.
sappearing to my satisfaction, that Ma
than Kinscy and children, defendants, in
the above stated case, reside on, Of the
State: 1t is therefore ordered, that they 10
appear, and object To The division or sale
OF the Real Estate Of Burrell Brown, de.
.osed, on or before the 9Th day Of Feb.
ruary next, or their consent will be enter
ed Of record.
w, LEWIS, O. s. u.
Nov 9Th, l846. S I3t
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

The 'ubscribers respectfully inform their
friends aud the public that they receive
daily from Charleston supplies of FRESH
OYSTERS. which will be furnished by
The keg, galIon...or smaller quantity.
DICKSON 81 LATTA.
Camden, Dec. 80, 1916.
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A splendid assortment OF fine finished
FURNITURE, consisting Of Tables, So
las, Bureaus, Book Gases, Wardrobcs.
Side Bnards. Beds.eads, Curled Maple and
Plain Wood Chairs. Rocking Do, &c.
&c. &c. For sale loy by
J. F. SUTHERLAND.
IN. b. Furniture repaired or made to or
der.
Camden. Dec. 80, 1916. o If
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BANK AGENCY.

The subscriber continues to net as
Agent in both Of the Banks in Camden, on
the usual terms.
E. w. BONNEY.
Dec. 80, 1916. 6 If
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FOR SALE,

One fine finished, Rose wood PIANO., of
excellent e.; Tone, with The new Harp Plate
Piece to suit The time,
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PROSPECTUS
s q. .g4.s stt. 0FTHE I.
THE SUJZEYESEe B.GoS.VeESYy,

UNDER the above Title. Il isiproposed 10
publish a paper in The Tnwn Of SUMTER
viile The paper will he issued weekly,
on the morning Of every Wednesday.
II is believed. that Sumter District uf.
lords as many capabilities for sus,aining q
weekly newspaper, rs medium OF Adver-
lisement. General News and Business, as
any Of her sister Districts in Tie State; and,
confding in this belief we invite, 10 uur
columns, the attention OF those, boil, in
this and the surrounding Districts. who
may be desirous Of advertising aud see fit
TO do SO. /. is well kn6wn, lha, The sup.
port of paper in general, depends not so
much OIL the magnitude Of its subscriptions
list, as ontthel dvcr,ising patronage which
il may receive. This is the case in cities.
In country Town, however, and District;
as this is, we, must tiepcrd on ifin tairon-
age both Of subscribers and advertisers,
We hope, then, that our enterprise will not
fail from want OF encouragement.
A strict attention will be paid To tie To-
eel interests of the Town and District, and
we shall en'leavor 10 keep up, il necessary,
the spirit and enthusiasm, which nov cx.
lists, in regard to The cnnnexion Of Sumter
with Charleston and Wilmington, IN. C.Y
by Rail Roud.
In Poiiticsi TIE BANNER will be strict!
ly Democratic, and will givea firm support
10 the National Administration, SO far as
it conforms TO the principles upon which
II secured the support Of the Democratic
party al the South!
Tho assistance Of d friend, fully E6fite-
tent 10 the task, hos been secured for fffE
editorial department.. II is not deemed
necessary to make all exposition OF the
great variety Of matter that will be con.
tnincd in the pages Of our paper; suffice it
say. that no pains will be spared To render
II an acceptable visi,er in every family in
the District. The undersigned trusts, that
the late failure in the uttempt 10 establish,
paper in this place wfIr not Be permitted
80 operate unfavorably upon his SeflefprriisIe.ir
The paper will be printed on. siiper!
royal sheet. with FIVE columns to the page,
at Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, If paid in
advance, Three Dollars, at the expiratioii
of six months, or Three Dollars and Fifiy
Gents, al the end Of the Year, =
a WILLIAM ]. FRANCIS,
Proprietor and Publisher.
B N. B.--For further particulars, as re,
CARDS a lver.izing, &c: see terms on first
page. Communications on business, q c.,
anu subscriptions and. d.adyerlisemanls, wilr
be received at this Office s53 fjia,
Subscriptions and advertisements are
solicited q, 4g.y. 5g.sgg,. ,4,5,5
ca y AZ
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FOR SALE.

first rate second handed SULKEY.
with a good top; also. set nf Harmless,
brass mounted, ncurly new. Apply al This
office.
Dec. 80, 1876.
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Iron.
a iuli assortment Of Iron Of every de-
scrIPtIon; Hollow Ware do. for sale low
ny M, DRUCKER g. co.
Camden. Nov. 6, lSIO.
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LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber having recently purcha-
sed Land in the Fork Of Black River, now
offers for sale his Tract Of Land. lying 4
miles South Of Sumlervile, consisting OF
IL or l4OO acres, more or less.
On the premises, is comfortable Dwell
ing HOUSE, with ull necessary outbuiId-
ings.
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A first rate COTTON SCREW and Gin
HOUSE.
For terms, apply to the subscriber.
II. +. WIrIIERSPOON.
Dec. 20, 1916. 8 If
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WANTED

WANTED.
An Apprentice 10 the Blacksmith Trade:
Apply al this office.
Dec. 2G, lS46. o tr&
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New Figs, Malaga Grapes,
Prnncs, &c.
Is Drums New Figs; 5kegs Malaga Grapes
50 boxes new Prunes,' fancy boxes
10 boxes new Raisins; 10 half boxes do do.
5 or. boxes do do box Lemons.
keg new Pamarinds, which will be re-
tniled by che pound.
DICKSON e. LATTA.
Camden, s.. C. New. %.
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To the Public

10 the Public.
AL Personsnrc hereby cautioned against
trading for NOTE, given by me To p. A.
Hod scs. dated June 18Th, 1916, for Sixty.
five Dollars, due Ist January, 1917, as tie
Machine for whicl, il was given has proved
entirely worthless, and will moi pay The
N"t'' unless compelled by Law.
JAMES II. DINGLE.
Dec. 10, 1886 8 u
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Smoked Tongues, Beef, &c.
81 fulton Marhet Smoked Tongues, large
size I elu =
100 lbs. Smoked Beef a'
so lbs. Bologna Sausage
Pickled Beef ahd Pork
Kits Salmon and Mackerel &c. &c.
For sale by DICKSON g. LATrA.
Camden, Nov. q. 1876.
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A Acsltucky, ~. C:lrOlna4 and n
Orleans Whiskev.

Kentucky, N. Carolina and n,
Orleans Whiskey.
Bhis. Old Kentucky Rye Whiskey,,yin-'
tage UfSl lS36
10 do. Old North Carolina Rye Whisky
80 do. - low priced -
so do. New Orleans Rcctifed Whisky
Also 0-1E
80 Bbls. New Orleans Molasses
20 8 North Carolina Flour, FOR sale by
DICKSON s. &LATTA.
Camden, $. e. Nov. 6. IS46. 81
Saddles, Hsfidfcs, &c.
A good assortment of Saddles. Brides,
Mar,ingaies, Wagon and Riding Whips,
for sale low BY NJ. DRUCKER& ca.
Camden, Nov. 3, lS46.,
Congress and Pavilion Water
20 Dozen Congress Water. piu,s q.
is is !: r'z;'''" I. o.. Pi"'s quarts.
Forsale by DICKSON q LATTA.
Camden, Nov. 6. lS46.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

prelates and ecclesiastics who have determined
to preach three days during each week, in order
to excite in the people the proper religious en-.
thusiasm. They have here 1000 muskets to arm
them, and so pieces OF artillery, and the neces
sary ammunition. We will have large amount
OF "gueriueros" in about month from this, and
base OF $500 men which we now have here,
will facilitate the defence of the State with sue.
cess. The town OF Catorce is now in course of
fort fcaton. Zacatecas, Guadaaiara, Durango
and Guanajuato. will raise 6 1000 men, in order
TO give assistance to San Luis in cese this State
should be attacked first. or to deain the invaders
should they proceed first to Zacatecas and Du.
range.
"a general enlistment, to take place in forty
eight hours time, has been this day agreed upon;
and this is in accordance with the proclamations
and celebrations of the clergy ,oho piu give the
best examples. All this affords US hopes Of sal.
walton. Above all. there is a strong determine
ton 10 resist any treaties Of peace which Mexico
would wish to enter into with the hated Yankees
as it has been suggested in letters Of very late
date from the capitol"
This Address charges that the Americans, in
'ther wild delirium, behold with raving thirst,
the opulence OF our temples, the riches Of our
church, the magnfcence Of our homesteads, the
oh6eiS oeou'y VI Jul sex, Tue luitHeIlSe
and inexhaustible treasures OF our mountains
&C., &C., and desire TO possess themselves Of all
these precious gifts"
"But what can we hope from horde of rob
bers. destitute OF humanity-monsters. who bid
defiance to the laws Of nature, when they even
insult, rob and contemn God in his holy temple?
What can we expect from these Vandals vomi.
ted from hell 10 scourge the nations. when we
know that they worship no God but god and
aspire 10 no happiness but the qualification OF
their brutal passions?
"Your daughters and your wives will be seized
in your sight, and made victims to acivious pas
sions, even in the streets and public places.
Your tender sons will expire on the points OF the
swords and bayonels Of the barbarous conquerers,
directing towards you their last looks for fear and
agony; and you. yourselves, will be seized and
bound like british beasts for the dungeons OF
slavery. and savage men, filthy prostitutes. and
wild beasts, will come and enjoy the comforts
and deicacles Of your homes! Let us swear 10
God to. die for His religion, and to the country
for its independence.
"Potosinos! these are the words OF your Clergy,
and we shall not fail to inculcate, in the villages
and towns, and from the pulpits Of the capitol,
these grand sentiments.
1.-TWO fates are to be left open for you To
he vile slaves, or independent Catholics Choose
II the former, bend the knee to the invader; il
the latter, prepare for the combat
1t is said that this document will produce q
prodgious effect.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12
From the Reveille, of Tuesday Evening.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

Te!egraphed to Pitts burg for Louisville Journal.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2, Am.
There has been an arrival here, and also
one at Baltimore, from London, with four
days later advices from that city.
Wheat had advanced in London five shil.
lings per quarter.
Corn had advanced three shiings per
quarter.
Flour had advanced two shillngs per
barrel.
Provisions not quoted.
Parliament was discussing the Poor Law
Bill for Ireland.
The mortality in Ireland was increasing
New York, June 2, o AN.
The famous China packeD Rainbow has
arrived this morning from Liverpool
bringing four days later news-to May g.
The supply of grain in Liverpool was
limited. Wheat had advanced 4d pei
bushel; corn had advanced in Liverpool
and was 2s higher, but rather dull.
Sales western Flour at AS per bbl.-an
advance; and OF Philadelphia, &c, 42s per
barrel.
CINCINNATI, June 4, - M.-Sales this
morning Of 913 bbls flour at So
Nothing doing in provisions.
Sales OF 80 bags common Rio Coffee at 7ic
Sales Of 246 bbls whiskey a! 20Ac.
Sales Of 1874 sacks corn at sac.
The news has created quite stir. Flour is
held firmly at s. rs. Buyers are waiting for
the Hibernia, now more than due.
NEW YORK, June /, 81, p. M.-Sales oil
Genesee Flour at IS 25 All parties are await,
ing the Hbernia now due at Boston.
For white Wheat So is the top price even
prime milling lots would realize TO day.
For prime samples yellow Corn s II is the
market, but it has been quiet to day, and previous
rates are hardly sustained.
Whisky in bbls selling at 32c per gallon.