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received by the Uited States, days later intel
,igence from France and other parts OF Europe,
ceived at Liverpool by telegraph, Immediately pri-
or to the sailing of the steamer, which We annex as
follows .>F.
PARIS, May l6-ll A. NJ.
The Government has arrested very great mum
Der of persons for having been engaged in the insur
rectionary movements OF Monday last. Blanqui
who was one of the foremost among them. has es
capped, but Sobrisr, Raspail, Cabbel. Louis Blanc
Albert, Barbes. Hubert, and Courtais, were appre
hended, and are now in custody. Courtsis, who haC
Command Of the national guard, stripped OF bi:
epauieits.
A motion was made in the Assembly this morn
ing for the immediate trial Of Louis Blanc and Al
bert. 1t was carried.
Three of the national guard were killed during I'll,
night
A rescue OF the prisoners was opprehended and ei
hcient preparation were made to meet any snch at
tempt. Asyet, however. none has been made.
The Journal des Debais Of this morning. staie
hat the members OF the Polytechnic school places
themselves, armed, the disposal ofthe Government
upon the first alarm OF instruction.
The CRY has bssn tranquil during the whole morn
ing, but it has the appearance OF being in state
seige. Another demonstration is expected durn;
the day, but the preparations Of the government ar
so complete that no fears are entertained.
BELsIuM, May l5-Exchange Oh London .. 6i
| PosEs, May N.-rhis place is now Incorporates
| in the German confederation.
| CossrAETLxoYLr, May 1.-The grand vizier an
inst secretary OF the Sultan have been dismissed
Preparations going AT the Arsenal tor sendin
a large squadron 10 sea as soon as possible
! LONDON, Wednesday May l7.--Transaciions OF
Foreign Exchange are very limited Gold is y % pc
deayer in Paris than in London, and O 80 deare
! in kondcnt han'in Hsn,burg.
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STEEL,

STEEL. -.r4
"A LARGE and general stock Of the essf Brands
OF American Blister, English Blister, German
and English Sheer. brad and narrow Spring, and esl
sizes OF tiat and squared Caet Steel, Axe Tesnper
For sale BY A .LAIGHtiNs
ap25 -.-t- WAVE 'vf,sx.
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TO THE PE1TIC....Z:

M HIN advertise my'stock in.our, Daily ,5ocr.
w ma, am not in the habit of advertising dcu.
bic or TRIBE that have on hand, bus come 20 che
quantity by reft ring TO my invoices of Goods pur-
chased East, may l6l OLIVER LAID.
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SODA AND BLUELIcK WATER.

A C.HALLOCk has erected a rne soda Eoun.
IA. tain for the accommodation of the public and
requests those who appreciate cooling drink in.
hot, dusty day. TO give him CALI
Also constantly on hand pure Blue Lick Water
rom the Drennon lkyl Springs. my %
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CHERIFF Saie.-By virtue of a special writ Of
- Execution against Frederick Wetzel and Marga.
kehrt is sued ofthe Office of the Clerk OF The
Wander burgh Circuit Court in favor OF Horace Dun
ham; will on Saturday the l7th day of June. A. D.
l54S at the door of the Cour, House, in the City OF
Evansville, between the hours OF 10 o'clock NJ. apd
O'Clock r. NJ, of said day expose to sale at public
auction and outcry, first the rents, issues and profits
for the of years, OF the following describ
ell real estate, viz:
That piece of ground lying in Lamasco City. in
the county of Vanderburgh, which is bounded as ioi.
lows
Beginning in the northern boundary of said City OF
Lamasco, on the west side of the seventh avenue,
and running thence south with the west side OF said
avenue one hundred and twenty feet, more or less, 10
the corner OF Eleventh street, and seventh avenue,
thence west, three hundred and eighty feet, thence
north one hundred and twenty feet, or less TO
the northern boundary OF said city, thence with
the line of said city, three hundred and eighty feet
the place OF beginning
And should no person offer or bid for said rents.
issues and profits, sufficient TO satisfy said Ex
ecuiion, and interests and COSTS will at the
time and place proceed sell public a,ction and
outcry the fee simple of said above described premises
satisfy said execution and interest and costs due
thereon tmay 20 JOHN ECHOLS VIC
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f- COFFINS. Constantly on hand and
49, made to order. ROBERT FURIOUS
feb ll6ru Main Street
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sumteryille, % June ls4s.
FOR TIE BANNER.
PATRIOTISM ny !. n.

{ Il j "a A1S 1SN1 by J. d
It has been often charged upon the scrip
tures as defect, that they do not sufficiently
sinculcate the virtue Of patriotism Ii indeed,
the charge were ueN founded, we do not see,
how it could initiate against the truth Of re-
violation. But it isJtdse, and must have origi-
annted in ignorance of, or inattention to the
bible.
II we carefully examine the Old Testn-
mcnt, we shall find this sacred injunction:
spray for the peace of Jerusalem; they shall
prosper that love thee. The devotion of the
jews to oStlioir native land was proverbial their
affection for it was ardent and sincere, espe-
cially for Jerusalem, "lhe centre of their hap
piness, the sent Of all the cndearments of life"
When9theirtaho and beautiful" city was
destroyed by the Babylonians, they surren-
dered themselves to an inconsolable grief, and
bewalled their loss in the most piteous terms:
''By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down,
yea, we .wept. when we remembered Zion.
We hanged our harps upon the willows in
the midst thereof. ~5S* ~
- = How shalIwe sing the Lords song
ina strange land III forget thee, OJeru-ss
selem, let my right hand forget her cunning.
If DO not remember thee, let my tongue
cleaue to the roof OF my mouth; if prefer
not Jerusalem ADORE my chief joy." This is
Wv 'ohesuuSS VI euonR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at
tachment for the land of their fathers, the
land Of promise, which the expressions of
nearly three quarters of century tended
not in the least to diminish.
Nor is the Jewish history wanting in indi-
ridnal instances Of patriotic conduct. We
might allude to Nehemiah, David, Jeremiah
and Daniel. But, "of all the examples re-
corded either in ancient or modern history,
whether sacred or profane, it will be difficult
to Lone surprising that of the llustrious
Hebrew legislator, Moses His attachment
to tho. people, oyer whom he presided, pro-
sents hlscharacter in a most niniable point of
view. Vhen the displcasure of the Almigl-
ty was manifested against them, after their
idolatrons conductat Mt. Sinai, how forcibly
did he .intofcede in their favor! yet now Ii
thou wilt forgive their sins; .
and if not blot me, l pray thee, out of thy
abook, which thou hast written. eek. 80:
32)." Such was the noble and disinterested
patriotism Of this illustrious mar; so that, this
virtue is most efiectually taught, at lenst bY
cra,nple, in the jewish scriptures.
II we look into the christian scripturcs,we
shall see that patriotislniis taught in effect
there, }if not by name. Christ was a patriot;
he loved his country, notwithstandiIg tho in
gratitude and cruelty Of his codRtrytnen.
5Hes lsborod asaiduously for its welfare. His
kfIrstand last ellSus Wcre among aiI,c lost
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'CohhUaICITI0Iss.
y FOR THrr. 3 BxLNSBEss;

Yeeks no.
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nag some
II s;,, a.le ssa,i - Ge oIs
may NOT Soe
ese5y scAoos loltse s lhe
.si,,s y. up og 4ooks
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haus 81 souhAJ
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line Wy
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sa.sl sssa
hath schoni IS .ao.
IN pcst win
Ds Dtoss Writings--ar as our own hap-
Pys eountry,s 70 go. no turthler, can afford so
many specimens OF real greatness, call the
partlehts q l!ie now posslblsst might be,
mat measure of this sort could be carried
{ out. HOW many q dull; boy, rather
lilan ueive ata a grammar lesson or sweat 9yer
e nala sum, sur might choose to While over q
oo1x ol SUCH library, ana there m the course
oL eaalnss meet Win better Tepuke,
slal my ms .teacher conid give my it
" .ne ssa5t,hg point WIN hin-Whlle
on Lc oansr henu, lhe industrious dociie BOY,
SunIel sucn circ uns!ances would teei 70 DO
ga,aerpg Me very mowers OF paradise 70. , +.
nit. Ea,.ot, WIN q preoSc9paton thus
sort our co1atry may be fllled with Q litera-
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WILL RECEIVE To-nIoRRoW

A choice stock Of Groceries, consisting in
part Of the following
\, 4 barrels fine brown Sugar,
3bags beat Rio Coffee,
2Hhds bacon Sides, p
barrel Reynolds Hams,
Butter and soda Crackers,
Sardipes, Lobsters; Ginger preserves,
WostIndia preserves, Pine ample, Lem.
I. on, Orange. &c. &C.; Olive Oil1Picklcs as.
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AuGusT 81, sls

sheep of the hoiias s3f ] eli les, Ifia
when he drew neat to- liet dsyotA Ad :neffppo.
lis.ss over II, ii aaae file
most tent LAM of
slts lated inhabita hts. Aud fe Was not
only tho triiest and full iiAst soI,so
5of that aord but lie ever incaI Icated iSess
sentiments, from viii true pat atsiotism iias
I! .cessariiy spring zen ntiuier,ts OF love a1ff
S!astic ice--not only OR own country,
6ut towards every land and every
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SHOES! sHOEs,,

7; The subscriber would respectfully inform
nus friends and the public generally that he
Keeps constantly on hand, a complete ,assort-
'me,'t !, OF Negro, and Welted Shoes, which he
VIII dispose OF on the most reasonable terms,
/ the State.
Aug. 4. 1s4s. 40 If
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CAROLINA---SUaITER DIST,

ss3 So IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
R N. Penick Declaration in AhdcEl
SBaIij. West Debt. s,,. y3 .ss,
rhereas The plaintiffs in this action did on
ssthisaday file his Declaration ngainst Benj J.
tlie PENDANT, who Is absent from
sand liont the limits Of the State Of South
lS{5afolinas Gas it is said and having neither
foDss attorIley known, upon whom a copy
ssot ihe above declaration with a rule to plead
fheretoS be served - IS sa ST. IA
thor fore ordered, that the defendant
i'd plead thereto on or before the twenty
4of May next, Otherwise final and
ssahs0lIte Judgment will he then given and
awarded inst the said Benj. y. D.. West. (
10. j. ONES, C.. .c.P.
Clerks efiice, Sumter Dist Z
nn1ay 23d, ;ls4s. S3l Fqf lad
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Perfumery, Combs, brushes, Soaippa and
Fancy iclesi Hair Oil, cold Cream, shaw
ing cream, French and American Toilet pow
der, Boxes and Puffs; chalk balls, &c. &c,
l lwhch't,e offers at great. reduction for. cash
sor approved credit. 4. -. - 5o
80 j. A. sCLEyELAND,
Nearly opposite Masonic Hal, Camden, s., C..
Aug. ., ls4s 40
N. D. Mr. =. J. DEHAFStill continues 10
act as my Agent, and viii give his url-
divided attention to all orders address.
ed to me for Medicines connected with the
Establishment. ]. A.C.E
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"a C ARD.

The subscriber will be in Washington
! CITY during the month Of August, and will
make arrange by which he may ! pro-
cure I'M the fshortest time and at least ex-
irense lissS Ynrrants for 16O acres Of Land,
Sor An sslica thereof Government Scrip for
sSl LOO 100 due each member, or the heirs-at-
law ffeach deceased member Of Company
Palfnetto Regiment. 8. }.'}. 8 {. 6
He Will be happy upon his returnjns Sep
stcmber to further tliesesclnims and With no
charges on Ills part
JAMES D. BI4ANDING.
July 81, 1siS.s 80 4t
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SOUTH CAROLINA---sUMTER DIST,

SOUTH CAROLIvA---sUMTER DIST.
Elijah Reynolds Declaration in Al
y vs.. fachment in Assume
Isaac D. Whitworth.9 sit.
Whereas the Plaintiff in the above stated
caee having this day filed his Declaration
against the Defendant, who is absent from
and without the limits Of the@State, Gas it is
said) and having neither wife nor Attorney
known, upon whom copy Of the above De-
claration, with q rule to plead thereto, may be
served: II is therefore in pursuance of the
Acts of the General Assembly Of the State
in such cases made and provided, Ordered
that the Defendant do plead thereto OH or be-
fore the eighteenth, day OF June, a. d., 1913,
otherwise final and absolute judgement will
be thengiven and awarded against him.
Office Com. Pleas, Sumter Dist, i.
l7.h June, ls47. &
J. D. JONES, c. C. c. P.
June %. ($6) 81 qflfyd
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s;1sTaOTII CH

RS. .ABaKER offers for sale, her resi-
dGnce3 IN the southern part of the village of
Z Stunt The Dwelling House, which
Ssise seofnnaod dions and newly and well construct
{ cd -ls sitnated upon a spacious lot contain-
ing 18 acres bordering westwardly upon
1 Broad street. Upon the. premises are con-
yenient out buildings. Its retired position
& renders it especially desirable for a residence
4 si$S5 o----
Her store lot in the village Of Sumterville,
situated npon Broad street, Immediately op-
sSpasite To- China's Hotel, nndsin the centre of
business operate having 80 feot front and
trimming back to Mi. .P. O O'Sullivan's lot.
Thiese win be sold together or separately.
S For terms, which: will be accommod dating,
ssapply to Mrs. 4. ID. Baker, Mai. VIM. Z.
u fRichardso SON. K .ls VIZ 5l,,$s
~ 1e48. als y 81 IT
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The Boston Chronotype ofRga lote date
says; "ln conversation yesterday with "a
gentleman Of our acquaintance, he assur
ed US that twas his firm belief that ad.
vertising inslhe daily papers prevented his
utter faiIure.in business. Efc stated that
some months ago he was very much press
ed for funds TO meet his payments, and
what was worse, his business, instead of
improving, was rather re,rograding, so
that his prospects for the future were
anything but fattering. He had never
advertised his place at all, md by 4 way
ofexperiment, and as O last resort, deter
minedSto appropriate certain amount
forsthat purpose, and consequently COM
menced advertising in the most extensive
ly circulated dailics in the city, and orr
own among the rest. To his great sur
prise he soon found TINT new customers
appeared daily, and in very short time
he was able to make his payments prompt.
ly, and his business has continued to In
crease rapidly ever. since.s s Il
The Piltsburg Gazette ecopies the fore
going, nd$remarks: Remember U.is--the
man whose business has q fair proportion
of capital ut its foundation, who never en-.
cages in uncertain speculatioDs, and who
adyerises judiciously and freely. serer
fails! The want of these requisites will
endanger his situation, but the want Of
advertising is the greatest want Of the
three. Ajudicious man, with little or no
capital, by free use of advertising, may
prosper and create capital, while the mar,
with capital, who iieglects advertising,
will find his business gradual y declining,
and hisScapital diminishing year by year.
These statements arc verified by the ex.
sperience Of thousands. Fifty dollars q
'yenrsPent in advertising, is Of more yalue
to q business mnn than three thousand
dollars additional capital. .''
A CAUTION TO MoTHERs.A child of
Mr.. Isaac A. Richardson, in this town.
agedthirtcen months, came TO its death on
Wednesday, ina Singular manner. It
was left sleeping upon a bod which stood
few inches from the side Of the room.
The child was found 10 have fallen off
between the bed and the wall: and the
space notsboing large enough TO let its
head through, it was smoihered by the
bed clothes, andw dcadwhen discover.
ed.-Lynn Meas. a
The BEAUTIES soP SMOKING. "A re-.
smarkable and serious accident occurred
ne near the Yellow Springs, in Chester coun.
sty, on the 530th pltimo. K gentle
named William Miller, Of Natiieal; ;towtis
ship, was driving horse and yehicle, md
was accompanied by two ladies, at The
} same time srnooking d cigar. A spark
IRON the cigar naug the dress Of one OF
The ladies, and before III was Observed the
lire had made suot pro grcss III the com.
buslib!e substance that she could moi az.
StIngnish q. The vehicle was stopped,
the lady leaped from the parriagess md
tho Other, in fashing % herl dssislanee,
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Aug. a. 1913.
,STRAYED

Or tolen from my flock in the immediate
vicinity of my residence, u SMYRNA E,re,
about three years old. The above mentioned
: sheep was unmarked, is not Of q clearswhite.
The body, legs, and head are family clouded,
with aPalei liver colored hue. Isvery gentle
and appeared to be with lamb 1t is presu,m- p q
ed the sheep. is stolen, and may possibly be
offered for sale, or else has boon driven into
some neighboring flock. She was very. fat,
and no doubt would have afforded fine bits of
mutton. Any information that mays detect
I the rogae, or enable mo to recover the lost
sheep will be thankfully received.
VI y JOS IS. BOSSARD.
Aug 4, ls4s. 81 AZ Ii
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no @ Count s,. M erc clha11fs.. .
.. 3 N q NJ d DIl O lEIS
:, 8 IL liz rs
EAN1D III !, Isl l;,.. ..5:E, 81

The ention ofs Countfy Afercl clinf,fss sis,
called 70 tho 3facil ilties which are now offered
them fos obtalplng az Drugs md Msdsines,
90. at AN 5Ssancs 81 fiseht aid chaT.
sgss, on Char lesion pri ces. Tho sibscfiber is
just ID receipt OF the fol lowing articles
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QUO lsscsds HI. rs pitisbSisS
Gazette Say ID ssS lee ai
onR gal liant yolIiiiB iirnad fFssi
Mexico, and ssief ioo k;ne svaYa
& passing tllroug iaaf ket, salld obseYVs
ing conntry ytian, with some sverys fininf fiif,
sun:me apples TO sell, one Of hem asked
slltm tue price. he! ;yende Il rather. coldly
sssEliaa sI s, don. sell aPples q The slikeof
] ileS ndignnnt Volunseer drew
ssllltsls,sss yes np,n md denanded the reason,
Asssftin that they were q ableS TO pny for
hem; s. snot se1l apples TO returned
syoil latesrss replied The countryman, with
gatteas Listening IN his eye, and placing
SStis hand upon his breast, tiny
hear yafms towards them wherever see
Sthenl:,. should be ashamed to seN sihoinn
Sapplss-ta AXE as many as you want, and
may God bless you wherever you %: ~ y
= The delighted volunteers rewarded ,tfiee;
ceuntrylnan by accepting Of his apples,
and witlfdelighted lcountennnuces n Went On
their way. a warm and honest heart
s ss remarkable Presettuaeni Of Deatt. -
young lady OF this city, highly esteem. M
Red ed and respected who had been sick for
some lengthof time, but was supposed to
be convalescent, had q dream q few nights
since, in which II appeared to her thai she
would die at 8: o'clock the ssame evening.
On awaking she Informed the f,mily5of
her dream and remained firmly impress-
ed with the idea that she should die at
the hour designated, aud underthat belief:
6 allied her brothers and sisters around her
giving Them good advice ls.h reference
TO the future. Strange TO say, and re-
4markabie as itmay seem, on the approach
a OF eigh. o'clock, she manifested d calm res
ssignatian, and almost us the clock toiled
tleshoiir her spirit took its fight! thus
she forctold, by q singular presentment,
the day and hour Of her own death:
Rochester Americdn.
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4 cEC. az an 81Valcey and char
kges on sGharle eston prices. TYo subscribe is
I just ii receipt Of the. foil articles
15Q pounds clipped Iogwoou,
} 81 250 t'. Spanish Brown, d s.
7sls ssSga - Green Goppetas,
80 300 Epsom 8al lie, &
~ 500 III Glauber on 'ts "a
'-'' 2Q0 Steam refined Putty,
'e'sStis 00 ss00 So So Roll Birthstone,
3, Il, !, aOD blue stone, Ms s
. II sa,siss4S % ~ e 8 Pearl starch, tE 3AE
l00 Ss Venetian Red, -
.Rt ii 50 Madder, Y
sstt q Pearlash, IS, ~
rs 81 Sal Eratus,
30 81 Sal soda,
90 Sup. Carb. soda, S,5
30 kegs white Lead, Il NJ q fi3} ssj II
r, % boxes assorted Glass,
81 Congress- Water,
!. s a.LinSeed, Sperm, Neatsfoot, Tram and Cas-.
tor Oils; Annatto, Indigo, Turpentine, Alco.
h1l,f GocliiEeal, Lamp Black, Black Lead,
Ivory Black, scaling YAK, Waters. &C. &c.
!. TxIOHPSONIdN 51fEDICINES. ss
! Embracing every article used in the. practice
from the Laboratory Of. Eplraim Laribee Of
Baltimore. - ~ So
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-05

We regret to learn tha, Mr. Henry LangIy,
an aged and respectable citizen OF this District,
came to his death on Saturday last, by hIs
horses running away with his wagon, on hi.
return home from Hamburg. We hope sone
friend will prepare an appropriate Obituary
notice for him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-05

Funeral Obseguiss. The funeral obse.
quies of Lieut.. J Willis Cantey, topk
place on Thursday last; in accordance with
The programme published las! week, The
remains were escnrted to their lasr resting
place. by large procession of The citizens
of nur district. The 22d Regiment of South
Carnina militia. Odd Fellows Society
civil authorities &c At an early hour all
business was suspended, rs an appropriate
mark of respect, 10 The memory Of our
gallant young lownsman, aud The uumhers
who come in from the surrounding country
demonstrated how unusually beloved he
was. by all who knew him, The body
was conveyed to the Dekalb monument
where, after Ihe solemn service lnr The
burial Of The dead by Rev. Thos. F. Da.
Wis, very appropriate and feeling address
or eulogv,was delivered by broIher officer
of the deceased. Lieut.. J. B. Kershaw.
The remains were then conveyed to the
tomb; the reading Of the burial service
and the soldiers farewell discharge, con.
cluded these interesting ceremonies, and
thus was consigned TO the grave, the NOR.
tai remains of a young soldier, who has
left behind him an imperishable name,
won by true bravery, and the memory of
whose virtue. purity. and esiimable CHAR.
acler, will long be cherished by his com.
panions in arms, and by all who knew him.
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