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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-26

ARRESTS IN BosreN FoR PASSING ALTERED BUS ON THE
BRoApwAY BAsx.-Considsrabs excitement was ocos-
stoned about noon yesterday in consequence Of the
arrest Of two men-hioses Squire provision dealer,
stsll No. Is Faneu Hall market and Abusr whitchsr
his cerk,-cbarged with passing four hundred dol
lar bills altered from 2s OF the Broadway Bank, New
York. One Of the bills was passed to Mr.. Matthew
Bodies broker corner Of state street and Merchants
day and one to Wellington, Burnett Co, brokers.
~ State street, yesterday Mr. Bolles did not know
firm In New York, to whom he he'd sent It. with other
money, in payment OF some demand. He wss made &C.
and on nOrnns Thy bin caSs S.Ss
MIR Bellies sent for MIR Squire Who without hesitation
refunded good money and took the counterfeit BILL
marking, 81 know who got 1t fromn On Thursday
afternoon as Mr.. D. going up State street. he Was
accostsd by MIR. Gilbert yr who inquired ss to the
MIR Bodies told the history Of . similar bill passed to
him, and after short consultation he Was informed
that the bills had come from Mr.. Squire. Gilbert &
Son despatched messenger to Fansuii Hall market for
Squire Who uphssitatipgy came up and redeemed his
bulls giving In return good money for them Burnett
counts,,s,s as.r.,chsa hsv to ths M.r,ho. o,os
for police. MIR Turkey, officers Capp and Starkwea-
ther, and MIR. Burnett proceeded to MIR squirss place
Of business whore they found and arrested him. Two
counterfeit bills were found In MIR squirss pocket
one Ave the Detroit bank, and . three on the
before Ja.tes Merrill With sSo 81 shs r""usss o.
their counsel, MIR. Park, postponed the examination
until the 18th proximo, demanding security for their
appssBce st that time bonds la the Of $1,000 each
Dir Squire IL man Of property and has always so far
have been able to learn, borne good character
IL Is stated that he got the bills a om stephen W. Eos.
ter who. IL will be recoected security for the sp
pesrsnce q the Edgertops at the time they In
dicted for keeping house Of III fame We understand
further, that MIR Squire himself subsequently became
bondman fof these cu prts and that he the
Jurors who tried Margaret OConnsr Supposing these
rumors TO be correct IL IL very easy conceive how
lie could come In possession Of spurious money Is
nov very well known that the Edgertons Mrs Oar.
lington and Bristol s, we're all msmbsrs Of the great
New York osunterf.itipg house Of Samuel Drury b
Co"-Bo Courier, Noe. "a.
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LETTER BAGS Of America, HALIFAX and
pool WI close at the Herald once Wednesday sA.
Pacific will close at the Herald office Saturday. the s OF
Letter Bags of steamer Empire City for Kingston tJsul
CsiGss. m CLOS. s Herald soc Sp *. AHs
can be prepaid at the Herald ONCE to any part Of
the world.
LETTER BAGS of Amerios fer Halifax Liver
on wednesday 2th at past 10 ociOck-whers letters
Be- rrsg.d par, Of the world Rio
fseso will close above saturday the st Of Deesmbsr
chssrss Panama Valparaiso the Sandwich fsisnas Cali.
ioIna s will close above Saturday the LIST Of De-
LETTER Of steamer for Liverpool will close
a ScS Be- To sny
Letter Bag. Tor Hsvsns ess i;as,l, :
M; and Be forya.ded :. steamer Cherokee; -,
Valparaiso Will close the saturday,
Herald Marin. Correspondence.
PHILApELrHIA, Nov rs, misunderstanding Caro-
& W.sr os spn yss brig:
sSs ssRs Tnenpsn car.sn Brass deis Many
Brswn Hall Providence; New Haven Kelsey. eridgspof
fsH Hu:: ss'Dia
SHIP AoyEr vERSos mot Mount darlington reported
sm s Ssw S for into Gh.f ss
in heavy blow the 18th instant, lat 80 80.
BR,o DnApnp-ws are informed by Cap. Draper. who
passenger the brig Marian Gage Belize Hond,
that the brig Draper beore reported ost Of which he
lost the 3st Of August running the
bar in the river Prncpalcs the Mosquito The
sci became total loss She was two thirds insured
BR BRIe SYREN Gilbert from Natanzas, bound to Cowss
and arket put into Charleston 2ls in distress On
10th inst and several days after in the Straits of Florida
experienced gale which
BOOM split sails, and caused the vessel to leak.
Notices to Marinerss
BooN ISLAND LIeHr.we publish the following Isttss
Boston paper addressed by the keeper of the light
Boon Island to the Collector to the
light Of greater magnitude that island than
tanned there-which by the good the
cent arrangement Of the light house will allow
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Tvs RIVER wEsrR:-The Chamber Of COmmeres Of this
city informs mAnerr &c. by the enclosed notice. refer
date the 18th October saS depth
Of the channel at the Of the
~ feet about Fl English eet low instead
last full consequently increased feet furthermore that
the greatest depth OF
in the middle between the and buoys but that the
has increased towards the buoy than to the buoy,
consequently vessels there well could
last autumn between the and buoys this n Of adj
vantage to vessels arriving with southery wind having
nediateiy TO make the Light Vessel No.
Floating Beacon 10 placed the deepest part Of this
and where vessels hch this channel
sand bank this Floating Beacon Mellum
Sand with head Their wing attached It, and lies
81 fathoms.
On this spot by compass
The helum Buoy bears ~ in line with the LiRhS
Vessel Mol
Thp @ or 81 Black Buoy. ......sSELE
And buoy No placed new Channel in 10 fathons
depth in line vita the Key Buoy, and Red Buoy No. 1.
bearing as by compass
-
Inc xeroog Lighthouse WSW.
The Red Buoy No.1.. SEX Z
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LIGHrHousE ON THE 0srE IsLEr.-The following
Is tIahsation Of an Ordinance issued By the Royal Navy
Board At stockholm, under date of the 10th Oct. -
The Royal Navy Board hereby makes known the in
formation and guidance Of Mariners that the Coal Light
house situated on the Osergarns Iet East Of Gothisnd
has been rebuilt, and that stationary fixed light
third class has been erected there The said
hbted for the first time the LIST Of present
WILL hereafter kept burning during the time Ill
other lights in this kin gdom.
The the lighthouse has considerably ee-
waited that the light will burn the height l6l
above the level Of the and will be all around the
horizon,
In clear weather the said Light ought consequently to
be visible ordHary vessels deck the night
time At distance Of 81 geographical German miles
more.
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HEAD QUARTERS,
CHARLESTON,

SHARLESTOS. June 18TH, lS4Y.
ORDER NOS.
1NIiE following Regiments will parade for Review
l. and Drill, at the times and places following:
The 10Th Regiment of Infantry at Richardson's.
on Tuesday the 3lst of July next
The 9Th Regiment at the Old Wells, ON Tues
day the Cd of August.
The 9Th Reg imcnt at loves, on Tuesday the
eth Of August.
The I'd Regiment of Cavalry, at Long Myers,
on Thursday tho 9th of August.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry at Morrow,s Old
Field on Saturday the lth Of August.
The 9TH Regiment at Lomax's, on Tuesday the
l4th of August.
The 4th Regiment near Verrienno's, OH Thurs.
day the 10th Of August.
The 42d Regiment, at AIntons s, on Saturday tho
18th of August.
The Cd Regiment, at Halls, on Tuesday the 2ls,
of August.
The 5th Regiment, at Hunters, on Thursday the
23d Of August.
The 1st Regiment of Cavalry, sat Pickensvillc,
OIL Saturday the 25th of August
Tho Sd Regiment of Infantry, at Toney's old
store, on Tuesday the 2Sth of August.
The lst Regiment at Bcnton's, on Friday the 31st
of August. - =
The Commissioned and non- Commissioned OFF,
GERS, will assemble tho day previous to the review
OF their several Regiments, on their respective pa
rade grounds, for dill and instruction.
An inspection Of Arms of every company, will
take place immediately after the review Of each
Regiment. =
Tho Major General will, with his staff, attend
the ,reviews, also, tho Brgadier Generals, with
theI staff, in their respective Brgades, and are
further charged with the extension Of this order
By order Of the Commander in. Chief
y . - W.CANTY, Adjt, g. Insp. Gent.
June27. Is If
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6rothers,' said he them. "whcro !,
your commander !" A veteran scroe.,,
! ! win silver white hairs. apncnred Ses',n' es"'
h''n' (AA the other officers had taIlens IN 9
previous skirmish.) ss :" u
Brother Hussar /" said tho vo,,a &C.,
erai Georgey. "loob a, ,hat b,II rasasas aSn
with trees. Vow will remart The r,;,,. .oieu
bayonets of the Aus,rans. and -" 'e'ns
ward riders, and their canno,,s % sM,sNsis. awk,
against us. They will soon vom;, ,ed fire, .aJ
o"''s ,t2ther! that Hill must be taken
ny yo-r 'islon. In this attack many oi
you will fall-perhaps one.hai: ner5ons
more perhaps only lew Of you wii lpss
sle!gssA asg 81 ayd sto
save yonrs sfatheriand You viii l6ssssorss
DO you duty. God be with you!' $
The Sergeant -saluted his young general,
ana turning himseifto his comrades, re .
peated what was commanded him, and
casting his eyes TO heaven, he uttered loud.
~ The following prayer -
"Creator, Father of mankind, Father of
the tiungarians pray now for one grace:
not that Thou wilt assist US in our ,ask k. but
on'y that Thou wilt no, assist the Aus,riaus
Look Il, us; and solcmnly promise Thou
wit enjoy how the Hussars do their duty.n
Having finished his prayer, he gave the
h's. sign f',r the attack. The Hussars mt
their sa 'dles in order. He gave The second
sign; the swords were drawn from their
scahbardS. The third and in a wild furv
the horses gal!oppcd into the mids, of the
numbering cnnnon and flying balls. Tho
Austrian yagrrs and artllerIsts could not
stand before the fierce attack, and precipi
tale" their retreat, pursued by the Hussars.
ihe cannon at oncc became silent, and the
victory was decided for the Hungarians.
TROUBLE BaEwlNG-A correspondent
OF the New York Tribune, writing from
Washington city under date OF August 6l h.
says
"Thcrc IS likely to be some difficulty
an'nt our Mexican boundary, after ali.
i, Inc Protocol is no, ye: disposed of either.
iogcthe: they may result at leas, in some
,h'ns that will give this country much ,rou-
DE aa uncasnrss. Mr.. Clayton denies
the binding force of the Protocol. and. il is
sald, maintains his ground with great
strength"
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Attention !

'HE WASHINGTON TROOP OF CAVAI..
= Ky will assemble at their parade ground
(Bradlcys Old FieldJ on Saturday tho 25th in
slant, armed and equipped according to law, for
the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to
the remains of our brother in arms. JAMES DA-
Wis, late pTivatc in Company E., Palmetto Rcsi-
ment, South Carolina Volunteers.
The commissioned and non commissioned off
GERS and privates of Company E. Palmetto Rcei-
ment arc respectfully requested to join the Wash
'gtoh troop OF Cavalry OH the above occasion
w. S. HARRIS, Captain.
Aug ii 81 o.
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Notice.
PROSPECTUS OF
The Newberry Sentinel

nuE o"oclIy oentlnCl.
= undersigned proposes to publish in tho ~,
l. iage Of Newbery, S. c., WeeLJ, Na,,.u. .,u W.
PEI per TO be called the " "NEWBERRY SESTitM
I'll us soon as sufficient cncouraocmcn, hos hn.'.
gwen to the enterprise. ~ nus oeeh
cr lie eENriNEL will bc political ;onrn,, -,
'ii m novocate though not blind udbc1en, nr ,l.,
i,n1. party intended mainly. howcror -.
cd such Political Intelligence as NM, hc n,,,
viii OF tho attention of IN. con,,,';,,.
Interest," embrace agricultural and I5dvco,;o,ai
Road S,auS.nre,'g and Domestic Intelligence, Kali
dc. Ariemss, the Markets. Science Literoiur. h,r.
stitutons, il VIM attached to tho South and bcr In'
nouncc every a,saseiuily report and learlcsslv do
socvcr made, to ds,,sa.' whensocvcr and bv whom
perity 1t shall not her peace or rctard her nros
flictng u,,on the pubv, inada tho medium Of ;m :
vatc grievances pcrsonaSP naSPl.asant details of pri-
time, the calm, dignifcd dseSs"llgs at the same
that come properly within the III, OF all subjects
journal, having for its object the SsSsre of such
truth, VII! Be freely admitted into its ee,sopemcnt Of
word, the undersigned will endeavor r,Sanns. In
SENTINEL an acceptable visitor to the make the
house and the Parlor, to the Politician nSMMSGng-
Farmer, to the Mechanic and the man of Lev hc
TERMS.--The Sentinel will be print ed upon .
super-royai seet, at Tive nc.:..as :. year, in a.,
vance; or, Two DoLL.Is and Fifty CENTS at tn
expiration Of three months.
JAS. II. GILES.
Abheville Dist, S. c., August IL, ls49.
u Editors in this State will confer favor whic
shall be recprocated, by giving tho abuvs few in
sertiors-
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In EQUITY.

ls, Les,y, Ordinary, VS.. Mary Cheatham ct a,
sss sssssI e MarshaH Assets of the
Order of Court, the TTact 81 T,SHd is;
-. - IN thus Bill will bo sold, on Salo Day in Sen.
TEMPER next. at Abbeville Court House, OF, cred,
until ist Of March next, except as to costs. which
@ are TO oe paid cash. The purchaser to give bond
,,o u appioveo security, to secure the purchase mo-
c,, II. a. JONES, c.E.A.p.
s"om rs Office, August ., l849 81 q,
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Citation.

NJ IiEREAS: Thos Crawford and - Prat.
w apply 70 me to grant them Letters of Ad-
mn'stration with the will annexed and de bonis
non oil the Estute Of Cador Cant, deceased.
These are therefore to cito the kindred and crcd
tors OF the deceased, TO be and appear before me
on the 2Oth instant, at Abbeville Court House, 10
show cause,i il any they have, why said ati1ninis-
trat'on shonh not be granted X .,,sga,....
GIVEN under my hend and seal Of Office, this 9Th
day Of Aug, ls4s. DAVID LESLY. DAD.
Aug II 81 Ct
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Abbeville Sheriff S,7a.

Tuaa, Wrtue Of sundTy @ Writs of Feh Feeus, to mo
OH the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPIEsIlai6o9se,
next and days following the following propr,r
Negro Girl Frances, levied OH US tn Irn,l VIZ
ty of }. j. Tharp, ads. w. q. Lomax pes'
~ On Tuesday after Sale Day, at the residence O,
iS M!chard Maddox, ~ bushels of Wheat, l Carryal
Wagon, and small lot OF Lumber. levied ON -.
the property of Reuben Long ads. Richard Maddox
On Tuesday after Sale Day, nj the rcsitcncc O.
John Cownn, six thousand five hundred s,,p,rlcs
,cvIed on as the property of Joseph Williams ads
DR.. Franklin Brunch.
Terms cash.
- A. C. HAWTHORN. sAp.
shcrifF's Office, August lG, ls49x
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New Goods at Auction!
VIII sell, at Cokesbury, OH FRIDAY the 3lst
INSTANT, AND DAYS FOLLOWING,
Il Two Thousand Dollars worth of DRY
GOODS. The strongest induccnrsGts will be Of
fcred TO buyers until that period Call and get
goods at cost, and less than cost, whilst YOU can.
]. w. CLINKSCALES.
Cokesbury, Aug III 81 81
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-G1X NJ ENM,AH..

Married, on Thursday the 2elh uit., by
the Rev. Il. L.. McBryje, DR.. A. WALkER,
to Miss MARY ANN SwEARlNcEN: all Of
this district.
In sumptcr Co, Ala, on 3lst ult.. by
Rev. John L. Kirkpatrick, Maj. e. A. CAL
HouN, Of kcInper Co. Miss, and Miss Ma
Rv } second daughter of Alfred Yarbor-
oush, Esq.
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Dissolution.

THE Firm of WALKER g. BRADFORD was
l. dissolved OIL tho 18th instant, by mutual
agreement. The title of the firm will hereafter
be used only in settlement of its unfinished bnsi-
ness, to which each will attend.
OF those who are indebted to us, we beg leave
to ask prompt and ready payment for we have
debts to pay, and it is of much Importance to 1s to
bring our affairs readily to a close. e,-'
@ GOLLOTHAN WALKER.
S. NJ. BRADFORD.
Hamburg, S. C, July, ls49. le I'm
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Warehouse and Commission

BUSlNESS...r.-".IIAMBURG, S. C.
He undersigned having taken the Warehouse
l. Of Gescr & Partlow, Qate Geiger & Knight, }
Respectfully tenders his services in the STORAGE
und SALE of Cotton and other Produce: FOR
WARDlNG MERCHANDISE, & PURCHAS-
ING TO ORDER, &c. when desired.
The usual advances will be made on consign-
monts. trust, from the favorable location of the
Warehouse, and by unremitting attention to busi-
nensSe tosobtsn liberal SNARE al p.i.oDacs ,,,
nope to give satisfaction. w. B. BRANNON
Hamburg, August 4, ]S49.
u ihe undersigned respectfully return their
grateful thanks to their patrons for their liberal
support ind solicit a continuance of the same for
W. d. brannon, whom they confidently recon-
mend. GEIGER &. KNiGHT
August 90 6m
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Engineers Office G.&C.RR.Co,

CoirMnI., S. c.. August llth, 1919.
.,,.> Sealed Proposals will he received at
bih.l4=l the Office OF Horace Bliss. assistant
-ESa=szEenginccr, in Cokcsbury, for timber for su
rc!structurc for the Grecnvillo and Columbia Rail
Road, between Greenwood aud DIR. Thomas, near
Iokesbnry, until the lst day Of October next.
n preference will be given, lst to Stockholders
WHO offer under the charter; Cd, to stockholders
proposing to work upon the second half of their
STOCK 50, to the new stockholders 4th, to those
VINO take proportion of payment in stock: and
lastly, TO cash offers.
WIN. SPENCER BROWN
Aug Ie 22-1 Chief Engineer.
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- . - - =
COTTON.

HaMurRo, Aug. 1.-THE receipts have been n
good deal increased during the last ten days. The
market however, is somewhat unsettled, and un-
der this stu'c of things we find prices little Ian
gn'd. We quote 81 to 9 cents per lb.
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Wool in the Seed Again!

R1NHE Subscribers Gun now say to tho public with
confidence that they are better prepared to
Il CARD WOOL than they were ever be-
fore; having just received from New York set of
new cards, which have been placed upon the ma
chine Last year we undertook to clean wool of
all extrancous substances, but found it difficult
matter We have no doubt our newly invented
machinery performed as well the first clock, or
cotton GIN Since .hen, our machinery has been
much improved and been made entirely new, and
we will nsw soGsranf all our work to be done we'll
The Wool must BE- washed before it is brought us,
but no picking iss necessary. Those who do not
wish to finger briafs and pick bnrrs but IN tho
" good old way" we would invite to brisg tstheir
wool 80. = fWs ,BSSHELDEN, &sSON.
pupcan's Creek, 8 miiesl s.. sfs4
cast 6f Laufehs {. ID. d July 2fss lib 4ss.4t
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= veHsrS Nes1 s1sxxAizl .s.sass..s.,.,
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANFs,

81,
MARKEr.sr, HAMBURG, 8. s.......: Vaternroof
McINTosH-sT., AUGUSTA, aA-.,-v Fireproof
't'AkE this method of informing their friends and
i the public generally that they still continue
the WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION RIISJ-
NESS in this place and Augusta, Ga, where they
offer their services to REcEvE, SronE, or Sell.
COTTON, FLOUR, BACON, &C., RECEIVE and For
WARD MERCHANDISE, Buy GOODS FOR PLANrEns.
or MERCHANTS
Their Warehouse i'll Augusta, is on Mcintosh
street, i'll the Centre Of the Cotton trade.
Their Warehouse in this place is safe from wa
Tor and Isolated therefore not exposed to fire.
AS they will be constant at their post promoting
the interest Of their friends (Which they are aware
will add to their own) they solicit, and hone to
merit and receive full share of that liberal pat
ronagc heretofore bestowed, and for which they
now return thanks.
LIBERAL cash advances will bo made, wbon RI.
qnircd, on any produce in store.
H. l.. JEFFERS.
w. S. COTHRAN
Hamburg, s. c., August II, le49. 81
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es.s
tSAM1 bssssres mo | ts.rs Il
49, adH each sabodt, tySs
dqllass ths othss, hofs mule, appraised At thii.
AtXs4Ea da|lsrs msIte nor brsAds @Sesps ,
4 t5t 81 sths 1nafp s1aS5ss Es.
'fE4Ss AnA5 1itsls River, Ab6ssiiis
I .aRspFrsRa4gL
y, sese. ss agsass1assl4p
ssas sszs.ssss. .sasls M * :
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u Citation.

VXrHppr. g, a. iLalipn. s
w "smEAs' s,s,'s, - I4iSs Riley and jos. F. Taber.
" WIN The will annexed and de- bo,a ss.aation' nnm
''s1T,c Theso "' Mary Talbort, DECEASED. 'ho
creditors Of ,ha therefore, TO citc the kindred md
in the o Court and SeSre
to show couso % whv VI Ordinary, on Friday 3lst int.
be granted. administration should hot
Given under my hand, leyA aur,.. ,o. -,
Aug l9 dawn, august, 1919.
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On Consig ignlnent,

Nh &C, On Consignment,
II Package, VI 'ns'o
ahdss and barrels of Sugar,
Bags Of Rio and Java Coffee,
Boxes Of Soap and Candies, =
ahds and barrels Of Molasses, -
Bagging, Ropo and;Twme, see
. :, Salt, Iron Nails, &c, &c.
l OF which will be sold very low for ASH or rood
amino. JEFFEPs 70. Com :" Gu,i ana cx-
Hamburg, Aug IL 81
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Head Quarters.

Head Quarters,
9TH REGIMENT s. C. M.
obedience to orders received from Head Quar-.
l. tiers, of the second Brigade, Board of Off
GERS, to consist of Maj. Gen. Bonham, Col. Jas L.
Orr' 1t. Col. NJ. C. NJ. Hammond, Brig. Gems,
Garvin, Guiton, Weaver, with all the officers of
tho 9th Regiment, will assemble at Duo West
Corner, Abbeville District, on Wednesday the 18th
of August next, at o'clock, a. M, to consider and
answer certain questions, submitted by the Cover
nor Of this State which will then be presented.
All the officers of the 9th Regiment are request
ed TO attend in full uniform. None to sit on tho
Board but such as are in uniform.
D. D. HAWTHORN,
Col. 9th Reg't. 8. C. M.
July %, ls49. l9 81
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Now Fire Proof Warehouse
WAILKBM & BRWGOM.


WA1LKRR & BRYgWM,
Warehouse and Commissson' Merchants,
s. JACKSON ST., AUGUSTA, aEo.
THEIR Warehouse, recently erected, il Fro
i Proof, and covers the lot formerly occupied
by Mr.. Wilson az a Livery Stable, on ths strest
leading from tho Globe Hotel - tho Geosgis Rail
Road Depot. - Z, sssea asss ax'-,,.l.
Its location Offers inducemenis, nnspfp passed by
ahy other in the dity,s both asfo oonvsnence and
security against being b6nndad Oh thYes'sides
~ sr8dts.sa a2 ,t5ss:.,si y g. .tsr5esAssSssa,
E Gssh Hapsaess sgeae 81 ysdses is s.sss s0len
iS sssas Il SO ,a.i.
&
q q ~ 8 xRfgE IS IS sBREsoN;G ia
u xaessl 4 s & rssa aasst ss! ss's ssss: :;
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TO Rent.

H'hOM the first of October next, that spac;on.
l. DWELLING, with plastered rooms. on the
corner corner Of Mechanic and Mercer rects, imma.
a!atey opposite MIR: VIM. Ketcham's Hotel, which
Nv mer Situated Tor Keeping Transient and Phi.
Tor two small families. Apply to
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We acknowledge the receipt this week of
following sums for subscriptions to the Banner:
JOSIAH Cason, Duslleyvillc Ala, s75
Nat Cobb, Stn;thville, rs
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d. Holder, q 5O
w. Z: keugh, Stony Point, so
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