The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-19

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S6uTHS SAHoLiEKs dge Richardson Ina
been long 9 and oWi, ID the proples
4 2a lntgs states as a laithfil public servant.
4 u i1esvas lIl hys gone ears, Attorney General
y South lima, a nd charged. tho sslTs
Hes sot Tint high Office with an ability s5s
marked, that upon the first occasion which;
offered, he was TRANSIT erred Ito athes Bench.
Asa Judge, he has served the State for
about aQ years, With an ability and integrity
hatsnlaaess him by tho side Of tie first mon
s,ar0l.lla is age v rtues, experience
ndAeargng point To- him as fhe sfi,al for sthe
e6ies: whole life has been Isrent.in the
pubic sseryle and in this view, ne has be-
come The property of the State. s..5 s
lshayes the honor, Editor, 10 ckilowl-
edge myself your obelie lent servant,
sslss GONGAREEsSG
sARtEg RoBBgRY. he office of Fearn,
Donfeg s. Go. !, itlt huntsville. Alnba.j.
ma, was entered on the night Of the 2Bthi
llt.,alsf $4,000 in money snnd $4,000 in
bills of Xchange abstrnctcd. The money
consis istedlof bills Of ;the banks of Iennes..
ssse, laba.na, 6 Georgia. and South Caro-
lima.
DecisiseS Yote. .-In Manchester, NJ. IL at
the STATE. election rs 1t expedient that
law he enacted BY tho General Court, pro-
1hihiting sthess sale sof wines and spir.tuous
liquors, except Tor, chemical, medical, or he- j
ehanicsl lpprpos ~ The yeas were 1000 the
nays s50s .St A.
ssDsatk caused sJy d & Boot -ssRc Dan,
iel Parrish, OF the Methodist Church, New
ark, n, ~ ,swhile attending a conference at
Little Falls, took d long walk in a boot bor-
roWed to supply the place of a leaky one,
suffered much from its being too tight, and
was Eeizel with rheqmatisrn in the leg, fol-
lowed by mort tification, anputation at the
knee joint, alia daath. The parers report
ath1t the imelical tSeatment throughout was
sjudiciosis:
C;:Jlered u l'tpplc in Iitpnois-The state
lment hat the separate clause of the. newly
$ndDpted Constitution of Illinois relative to
tree persons OF c0!or, gave them the right of
suffrage is incorreet, it restricts the ilnnigra-
ton and Introduction, under any circuinstal,-
ces, ofsffse egr0as into the Stlte, and was
adopted by q, l53 mrjorty.
G0oli -. SO far from being dead, az
itiinor made him, Dr.. Coolidge is learning
tifha trade of shoemaker in his cell lin tho
Thpml lst6ns State Prison.
PuNcH s SHORT SAYINGS all
Tint is nov left Of the French nobiGtie is
1te initi,l y.llable that nobody in
5sllssnylanl ever though. that Louis philipe
;xas % be Tie s.aseomn.5 man '-tlni npcra
slasscs md spnctnc!cs omgl,tto b" taxed
ias as ASell .sas window gass--.hat Louis
shi!iippn proposes to return 10 Paris and
ssst s,lp;in business MS n money chprgcr--
that the reform banquet consisted Of Lu,
Epne dish, most drliciously cooked, tho
goose Of Louis Pillippe--,hus The people
nn5thoscaboard must be dreadfuIly afraid
afcoiinterfeitmoney, since for some days
they hive been looking for no,lng bnt y
had sorcrsig ign----lhat d man may be said to
rise, with the occasion when he goes up in
alloon--tfat the subscribers oflhc Art
$phio,I.aYe received; the picture ofn SOL
aiessilting on lprge roll Of flannel (qucry,
drHm2 2)-that Mr.. Anstcy's motion
would have formed cap,al harricalc a.
Paris gs; not q single person has been able
ia get t,oyer it--thnt choiforn, is to he ap.
piled ut Billingsgate to tho SHINING Of
aeels. whicl, know no more OF having tlleir
s,,oata takel offtthan n 'toxicated husband
t=-thqt the proposed income tax is II very
income fInodious tax indecd-that children
rupiIly rcase$ ii. aGe when they enter
apublic conveyance for those in arms 20
forsnollsing, and those under ten years Of
age ut half pricc--nnt TINT the fast mans
sproyerbis that the ''early bird catches !hc
early puyt.
CLARK Mills, whose model was accepted by
the ckson Monument committee, has enter
SI iptn a contract with them for the colnple-
( loh Of the work, and dcs;gns entering upon
It's sexecltion forthwith He thinks that it viii
be completed in about two years; and as the
acastings are,by the contract, 10 be made in
Washington his removal there will be neces-
gary for that purpose. We understand that
he Is torecciye 3 1000 for the bronze being
furnished by the Committee.
We further learn that the design of Mr..
Robt 1i Dis, Of South Carolina. has been ac-
scapted by tho Committee, who have in charge
the erection Of a National Monument to
iMashiDgton. 4 It is said to he magnificent