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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-05
South Carolina---Sumter Dist.
TV EOUJWY.

Errarte,
s. w. Witherspoon, Petition for
Committee of leave To
Mary Ann Evans, lu- sell property.
natiC.
Will he sold at Sumter Court House, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in January
next, the following Eleven Negroes: Ama',,
Three Women and seven Children Of differ
ent ages.
Tho Terms Of sale arc, onc-i fifth Of the
purchase money, Cash, and the balance on IA
credit of one and two years, the purchaser
giving Bond bearing Interest from the date
TO be annually paid, with Security anda Mort
gage of the property.
BY order of the Court,
SAML. w. WITlIERSpOON,
C0Himi!tc.
Sumtervillc, Dec. 3 Dec. lSI0. & st
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SONS OF q Ell Zip PgR AN GE,
1 Sumter Division NO. liz.

The regular Weekly Meeting of this Iiri-
sion will be held on Wednesday, Ereab,g
next, at their Hall at z O'Clock. S. 3sgi
T.. O,SuI.L1V AN, n. IS.
Sumteryille, S. G.. 10 ly
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ALSO
TAKE NOTICE,

All persons indebted to the late firm of j.
Z. WALKER 81 CO., are requested TO make
immediate payment, as the affairs OF that
lirIn must be closed Immediately.
Oct "A az Am
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Hardware! HardWareI!

The subscribers keep constantly on hand
complete assortmcn, of Locks, Hinges,
Screws, AnvIs, Vices, Hammers, Spades.
Shovcls, Scythes, Mll-saws, Mill Irons, Files,
Rasps, Chsels, Augurs, Bench and Moulding
Planes, Pots, Kettles, Boltmg Cloths. BarIron,
Hoop Iron, and Cast Steel IN Bars and Sheets.
which they will sell at the lowest market
prices.
FISHER a. AGNEW.
CnInrnhin Nnr g lSin ~ o. !.
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For Sale,

y valuable plantation containing nine hun
drcd and eleven acres, situated in C!aremonl
County, about seven miles from Sumtervllc,
Oh the public road leading from Sunicrvl.c to
the SWIMMING Pens. There is on the place
a good Dwelling House, Kitchen, Smoke
House, Stables, Corn House &c. All in good
repar Fer terms apply TO Saml.J J. Bradford
J. w. Dargan or the Subscriber on the plant
alton. VIM. VAUGHAN.
NOV II 1910 4 If
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NEW FALL GOODS.
c. YALE, JR., & CO.,

c. YALE, JRs, & CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
Are now receiving, per steamer Falcon and other arrivals
their Fall Stock of
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found a complete assortment Of
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Watered BLACK SILKS Fan
ey. Figured Changeable and BrOoh6 Silks, latest style
CoOTed Satns White and Black do; COoTed and White
eros d'Afrque Cord6 and Gaod Silks COlOred Flor
Black Tspe White and Coored do; Grape Lislei
Illusion, etc.
Black Plain and Printed Gashmees and MOuIseline de
LANES Black Bombaznei Alpaca Lustres GinghamI,
and a variety of new style DieSs Goods.
WHITE GOODS,
Swiss and Book MUSLINS; Taretans; Cambhe !;
Jaconets; Bishop Lawn Linen Cambria; Striped and
Plaid Cambria Long Lawns Irish Linen; Corded Skirts
= amy LAoEss AND EMBRoIDERIEs,
Thread Laoes and Edgngs Lisle and Muslin do do ;
BObbn and Silk do, do Jsoonet and Swiss Trimmings ;
Embroidered Capes, Collars, Cuff and Mantilss; Lace
Wells 4. Lace FOuncing; Embroidered l.. G. Handler
chiefs RiviGr5 and Hem stitch do Tape and Plain BOr
dered dos LadieH Fancy Silk Ties and Handkerchief
Gentlemen's Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats.
SHAWLS, SOARFS AND SILK MANTLLAS,
complete assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen'S
GLOVES all kinds Silk, Cotton and Wooden HO-
SIERY Steel Beads; Pune Silk Sewing Silk; Zephyr
Wortej Pins Needles Pearl Buttons Oil Silk; Whale.
bones Black and ooored SILK PRINCES and TRIM.
MNGS Linen Tape and Bobbinsi Stay Binding
Green and Blue Barge for Wells; Hat and Ribbon Wrei
7''1" >'sil' wv STRAW GOODS.
China and Rice Pearl Rutland CObourg, Berlin, Aladdin
Palniis English Split Straw, Tuscan Braid and Devon
BONNETS; Bonnet Frames, Crowns and Tips New
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS; full sssortmeu
Of Plain, Satin and Taft. RibIsns all oOOn and number
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-FreaGh Bunohes, Wreathl
etc. all of which viii he sold the Lowest Cash Prices,
q. YALE, Jr., & co, q Mas azine st.
sepS 3md&W between Common and Ora Ter sts
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREs6EEF OTEIox.
Wellrer1nv Morufnr Oofof,srr N 1910


wednesday Morning. October 10. 1649 !
COTTON. -Thers were but few buyen in the Cotton
market yesterday, bat still there fair business done the
sales Summing up 19s0 bales Prices uBaiiessd
HEw-ORLEAHs GLAssIFTCArIOE
Inferior .n0ne AddhHg FAIR. .l05fi0A
Ordinary ...........99 91z Far .s......... 111SGI2
MiddlnRl n IO1[ Good I9JSS3I3
TOBACCO-The weather being uHfagorabls fof showing
samples. there was nothing dose.
SUGAR AND MOLAs5ES.-sugar dull af bS57<o.
for good Common to Fair. Sales Of 200 bbs sbcd Mo-
lassss at Hi320c. q gallon.
FEOUR-Phces rather feeble aHd the demand limited.
About 1900 bbs sold Of which 6 bb. unbranded at "a IS
044 So 15Odo Iowa a 3d. 2l DO. st. Louis in lots at
IS co. 80 do extra . and $40 bbls very choice ST. LOuis
(Union and Eagle brands) at IS s71zI6e6 90 p Dbl.
CORNThs only large sale SO sacks from fstbOat,
at Sc. bushsl.
BRAN AND OATS-450 sacks Of the former sold at 100.
100 the LsVes, and 10 do. Ohio 4Oc p bushsl.
PROVISIONS For Pork there was a fair demand, and
s. bbS. clear sold at 3I1 also nearly 300 bbs By
tail % 1909 81 for Mess and 90 371z045 80 for
Prime. Of Bacon, noticed s. Casks Cincinnati Sides
sold 5M and 80 eTces Canvassd Hama at SIC. b.
We eOBd hear Of transactions Lard worth reporting
COFFEE-Has advanced, and we noticed 800 bags old
Rio sold AZ 81 sad 800 DO. new crop at &c. q ID.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-5O pieces and 100 coils sold at
l6H and sac on time, adding interest
HEMP-A lot of 81 bales Dew rottsd sold "a day 81 two
since) at $40 . ton.
HAY-From store 60 bales New York brought ga 50
Q ton.
WHIsKY-Retsiling at 25o and the stock veTy light
FREIGHTS-A ship taken for Rotsfdam q AOI for To-
bacco and cent for Cotton.
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FINE FANCY ARTICLES.

GOLD PENS,
RUM cry,
Combs, Brushes and Gents Furhlshmg
Goods
k splendid assortment Of new add beau
nfu FANCY ARTICLES,
to which receiving additions BY every packet We inv
attention 10 the following list:
CARD CASES. Pearl, shen, Silver, etc.
REfICULEs.. Silk and Velvet elegant patterns.
PURSES "A fine assortment, styles.
, DESKS q. Ebony Rosewood, Paper Mache, etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER Mache etc. .
DRESSING CASES. Ebony, Rosewood Papier Mache etc.
PORTFOLIOS. Leather Velvet and Pupier Maehe
kCCORDEONs....Be Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. ..shell and Tin cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "a pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-Of all the celebrated MAKERS prcst
ranging from eighteen dollars.
DoMlNOEs and DICE
CHESS MEN. Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES. "A large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES. From siI bottles.
PAPETERlEs. ...Of Ebony, Rosewood Paper ETC.
FANS. OF Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper Silk, etc.
PORTE MONNAlEs....of Shell, Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANES. Mounted with Gold, Silver,
UMBRELLAS, "A superior article, made for use.
CORK JACKETS. ..Life Fressrvau.
PERFUMERY Of Oh kinda.
SUSPENDERS
MONEY BELTS
HANDKERCHIEF.
CRAVATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES
FINE SHIRTS.
We have In store complete Of
Cotton sHlRTs As We have made
to guaranty fit These Shirts made expressly
Syes and made Of the best ma
iyasadr 70 CAMP stsst opposite ne Gity BANK
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTE. October 9-P M.-Auved, per steamer q.
Paul 30 Beeye and 150 Sheep; from Texas 80 Calves from
Red River 30 Besvss.. Prcss-Bsef Cattle 365e b;
Sheep 81 75i6&3 90 p head; Hogs, 304zc. Q h Mich
Cows, S25E6 s45 p head; Calves. 45E0S7 p head.
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RECORDER BALDWIS's CnuRT.-There was but little
dong yesterday. eyeah of assault disposed OF
By squTng bail for The good behavior of the begerents
Timothy hughes aHegted for stealing hams thu Levee
was sent before the FI District Court where be viii be
well cured PaHck Ives saw one Of the hands tine
steamboat Robert Morris dep0se his Trunk the might Of
the fire, at COee-n mouse for safe keeping Patrick walked
IN 5oon heF-ssked7an acq1ain ance 10 give him light
and, taking the trunk eft for parts unknown. He was
tracked By the police and the Recorder he ring te
lmOnE eonciu ed to send him before the Frst District
Court The witness stated that be cOnd remain the
city so the decision IsconsdeTed and the wOTkhOass
for thirty days substitutsd-vey much the delight of Pat
rick Ives
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RECORDER SEUzENEAU's COURT. James Turner was
bfoughtup for creating mech noise snd confusion his
boarding house. During thu examination some of the board
eFs hntsd that the accused famed for a strict regard
to the ghts OF advocated community of prop
erty The Recorder needed no further hint an officer was
dispatched 10 Turner's and returned with gold hunt
ing watch and other matters The watch was instantly
recognized by Recorder Seuzeneau belonging MI
J. W. EmOns who had been found by the police the 4th
inst rather too much eeUated to take charge of thsV Oh
and over 500 in money. and was therefore retained until
his brain became Less cOUded wheH the property had been
immediately sent for and he testified thu Turner had robbed
him OF his money and the watch ae he sf he Office
the 4h inst The accused before the First Dis
trCt Court Tor trial.
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CLOTHINGl
MUsIO-GOOD MUSIC.

MUSIO-GOOD MUSIC.
- - The undersigned respectfully in ESER9A
Rites the attention Of yHHsiCiGRS 6g2LEs8
n NJ I'M ~ I'll and amateurs his list Of late ES
y \ v and fashionable MUSIC: Noe uIne by
DohleT ! "Reminiscences of Lucia di LammeTmOOI, by
List; brilliant Caprice from Macbeth ii TOqueO EassO
by Rossllen ROndiu9 from Refine deChypre Tribute 10
America; Polka de COncet by Herr; Robert Bruce by
R0selle1i Variations La Sirene by Herr Enani-the
whole pera or in parts suit purchases Robert Deve
IeuX Une Fleur Pour Toi by Voss Revere by ROselen
Esntaisie, from Ernani by BuTgmqer Les FUgitiyes,
Waltzes by COnchon La Pastoree by HeIz: Chant No;
tl9nae de Charles vi, by Shubeu La PerEanche Grand
Waltz, by Gollgnon, dedicated to Madame AImantne
SOuie Pot Feurn Il Juve by CrameT GslOp Russo by
List TT2is Fantasies from Jerusalem, by Ieca pentlsr
O8 lw W.T. MAYO, Camp ST.
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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Raish, Jaekson. New York, =. Toby & Nephew
Rah yorktown, St0rer, Naples, j. p. Whitney Z Co
Sp bark BaieaT. Colon. Barcelona, PUG, Mir s. Co
Schr. p VI. SsaA BOdfsh, IndIaaOla, Texas, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship E. A. Ogden. HsVlaRd, from Galveston, 9Th
inst, TO z. J. Hslt s. CO-Laiagstts.
Ship Humphrey Pennington, Given II days from New York,
TO SAINT Toby u Nephew-2d my.
Ship Lshigh, Stewart l6 days from New York. 70 Toby y
Ship Elizabeth. Hasty IS days from Liverpool to uastsr
U s. propeller Ashland Flanders. from Tampa Bay, 9th
inst TO U S. Quansmaster-Sd my.
y sTEANBOATs.
Oregon Hiem from Mobile.
Elisha, Lanafy, from Baton ROuEe-25 bales COTTON
R. G. Qgssby Blsckston, from ShreyepQ-S9 bales cotton.
Anna, Hinckley, from WsshingtOn-2j bales cotton.
Mobile, Sutton from Mobile.
ST. Paul, Norris, IRON st. LOUIS
HOudiaua Larose, from Balize
TOwb0at Anglo Amenoan. Davis, from the Passes
TOwb0at Phoenix RinehaTdt from the Passes.
Memoranda
Towboat Anglo American lowed down and to on the
9TH inst, ship Toronto.
Towboat Phoenix tOwsd down and TO sea, on 4he Tth
ius bark Turbo brgs Aurora, Leopold o DOaneI and
LaTch, and sehr. European.
PASSENGERS
Per ship Humphrey Punington, from New YOrk-25
+ Pe1ship Lehigh from New York-40 stesrsge,
Per ship Elizabeth from LiveTp0O-7 ateerags.
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NEW ORLEANs:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10.

THE WEATHER EED THE CRY. YESTERDAY was 3
pleasant day-oOol enough avoid the shade yet suf
GENTLY to keep off chill. Our fashiOnabs prone
nades crowded and the retail ali well filed with
customer, The cold, clustering weather has developed
numerous Wantswintsr clothing has TO be puraased-neW
furniture provded-capetsto be laid dowh-and
chants reap the benefit Of the general hustle So they
should. There il not snteTpizing set Of business
in any city in the UniOn New Orleans has always
offered great Inducements the energetic and industrious
trader, and mercantile community is chiefly composed
Of that easnsn that found the business Of the North
much disposed to drag its slow length along to suit their
actve IDEAS and Who in their element here The
paign Is opening, and every predicts prota
bic Already columns crowded with edver-
usement pointing to the fine stocks Of sOOdBust received
and the CRY still they come The veEy large ocua-
ton Of The Crescent makes it desirable medium Of
communicating with the pnbc, and to this fact in
dshied for the many faVors from mercantile friends.
Oufcig is rapidly pushing ahead-sgFeadng over an i'm.
surface, and filing u with desirable clasu Of citi-
zenH II is fast appToEmsHg the glowing description Of
Its future greatness presented the late Tehu antspeo
meetinga picture that will b realized in time and that
no distant day. As citizens Of the Crescent City
we exut in her prosperity with pride refer her giant
growth. and notsevery step taken attain it. The ndOi
tablespin that has enabled her to difficulties
der which other communities would have sunk
muslead to still greater Eeuss The valley of the Mis-
sisspp has not yet developed 1.-THE of its vast resources
each sWes the Of its pIOducI and this the
market provided BY for the surplus. Vixen forests
dappear before the Of The emigant-wheH the prairie
waste becomes blooming garden, then indeed may we
in the march Of improvement take breath and coun
the llng line Of Streets from the River to re Laksl
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Observation-Disclosures Apaeas and Orleans, extra fine;
Black Mousselne de LANES, Black Bareges, all qualities;
Black Silks, Widows Silks Lace Wells and Handkerchief
Black Embroidered Cambria HandkGrchieis
Black Printed Bordered HaudkbTchies;
Black and White Lawns Black and White Calicoes
English Oiouded Calico Black and White Chine Gnghams
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Ginghamsi
Black Grapes Black Ariophanes and Widows CTapesi
White Grape and Ariophanes Black Silk Tulle
Real Lodi Plain BLACK CalicoeE, etc etc.
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THONLAs RRADY,


~ On She first day Of November tive shall Temovs to the
s.sIt No. 2 CkMsss sEs0t directly OPP cots
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RECORDER GENoIs' CoURT-Eight cases of assault and
battery decided yesterday. Cause TOO much stsam
njqnes received four pair of black decisions $50
1aIl % keep the peace. NOthng else 70 record.
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Tg'HE subscribers, agents for The Nanufacturers have
orders for every variety and style Of Goods made from Gum
Elastic under GOODYEAR's aud other Patents. such as
Canes POuoheS Leggings and Clothing of ali kinds Army
and Navy Bags, Air Beds Pillows, Life Preserves Camp
RIankets Tents Knapgacks Gun Covers, Hospital and
Carriage Cloth Steam Packing Mill and Gin Bsnds Hoe
and every other article made Of India Rubber warranted of
AIyyavs on hand a laTge assortment of SADDLES.
HARNISSS LEATHER, COACH and HARM less
TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, ETC., etc. at their Saddlery
Ws1sHouse Nos 50 and 50 Common street. Second Door
HS os Mag aAiAs ''''''' Nv" ~ SMITH & BROTHER.
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Cheap Papef, Blank Books & Stationery,

.
AT MO 81 CAMP STREET
'H&subsCbeTs respectfully return tn anks F5TIwhFF
4 70 then numerous tIendS and the plb- Ez4IAE3S
nc for the liberal patronage he-etOlOEs be- ka=~@5F
slowed upon them. and would respectfully iAaAlsag
solicit IT'S continuance, having on hand full and com
stock OF article In their line, ARE DAILY
hkCEIvING FREsH SUPPLIES Their present Stock, CON
Shts IN part, Of the following, which they offer al the
L0wesE market rates
BLANK BOOKS-LedgeGs. Journals, Cash, Invoice,
account Current Record and Receipt Books, OF all sizes
and .0i the best quality.
COPYING LETTER PRESSES-Wh Books and
every lhlng complete-Of different sizes and qualities
BLANKS. - Custom house Entries and COmueTclai
Banks Of every description Bills Of Exchange Notes,
Drafts etc etc, in great variety. -.
CHECK BOOKS-On all the solvent Banks and Bank
ing HOuses ia the city.
STEEL PENS-Of every manufacture choice selec-
ton always on hand.
PAPER = OF every descHption-English, French and
American manufacture
siye assortment
INKSTANDS-Of all known kinds
Waters, Sealing Wax Qnis, india Rubber, Lead Pen
els, Wafer Stamps, Rodgers Penknlye d ETasss Oce
Tape. SAND and sand Boxes Litter Gins, Bill Files Black
Line, Pen Hoders ami Pen Racks, Tin Paper Cutters,
Counting House Calendars, Banke' Gases, Portfolios,
Memorandum Books Oanes etc etc
HAVING ALSO. A COMPLETE
Job Fl uting Office and Book Btndery .
~ the same bui ding prepared 20 execute Ode LOT
Printing Binding in superior Style and at such pncss as
cannot fail in giving satisfaction.
CORSON 4 ARMSTRONG,
StatOners and Blank Book nutacturon,
Al4 6ani 81 Camp street New Orleans.
HAIR.-l5Q hhds l500 sacks PasIsEing Hair for sale
II BIZ HAYMAN HOLDEN,
Oh 81 IS MagaEne q. and II Red Stores.
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MILLIN r R Y .

Am Be not deceived by appearances Of persons sNA
49, or places. Within the mind Of the unas- RAsStkb
Vel snming are often stores of knowledge and SS6S
IS the best qualities of the heart. The same "S@
with pl9Cesoen within the low and unsighy stores may
be Goods OF the best be found this city At the
corner Of PONDRAS and CARONDELET Streets, Mrs;
CAMPBELL has M llinery Store o. low and
unsghly appearance but the assortment style and quail
ties OF her BOhNETS and FANCY GOODS are not sur
passed, if equaed by establishment in this city, and
the prices are low in proportion with the house.
P.S-BOnnets Cleaned and Pressed in superior manner
Dress making in The best style. oS Ivy
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ARRESTS Kennedy was taken in ohargsby the
First MupiciQaitY police for stealing box of lemon syrup
from the ship Peter Hsttck-nO doubt Of hisAndfew had
the box evidence Of it, Charles Bayon accused Of
ReeordeE Seuzeueau.
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QUITE A FIRM.--James Malloy, NJ I.ilsy and Richard
Llsy, were auested Yesterday BY the Third Municipality
police, on the affidavit Of VIM, Hammond. Hammond
states that BIB pockets picked OF nine dollars at the
house OF Lilley, in CssacalvO street
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STABBEe.-Hugh Donnelly taken into custody yea,
terdHy by the Second Municipality police, charged with
wOunding, with knife, Patrick McQuin.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS


LaTrTUDr, " 81 30 N-L0EsrTUDE 90 win Time, Ga.
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UotAe4uaV Morning. October 10. l543-
COTTON. There were bVt few buyers in the Cotton
market yesterday bat still there was affair business done the
sales summing up 1850 bales. Prices unsisssd
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Per ship Humphrey PurfngtOn, ffom New YOfk-Z
stee5aEe.
Pership L.ehigh, from New Yorz-40 stesrsge,.
Per ship Elizabeth, from LiverpoOl-7 stesrage.
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LAFAYETTE CRY COUEcIL-The regular nesting Of this
body held last evening Mayor BOycs presiding and
nine members present. The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
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were read and approved
TREAsURER's REPORT:
On hand at last report, ,.........a.. Is 80
heceiVed since 1851 IL el945 -
DhDued had AZ
Balanee on hand IS %
long Communication received from the Secretary of
the Board OF Council OF the borough of EEeepOIt enclosing
resolutions adopted at meeting Of that body the Cd Of
October, IN relation to draining SC They of the opinion
that the Of al the evil owing wasn't Of good
draining canal and draining machine carry off the water
and that the Oniy ain plan for protecting the parish
Jefferson Is petition the Legislature charter company
composed of the members of each Council They also re-
10 eOtsr with The committee The communication
ted to me committee previously appointed to confer with
the one from report
A long and able communication received from the
Board Of Education, which they that there are now
in the Public Schools 800 pupils and that there will probably
be By the LIST Of December 1000 They that
2645 children in Lafayette between the of six and
sixteen, The communication referred The Finance
Commee to- correct some of the which one of the
members said it contained.
COMMUNICATION received from the Secretary of the
Board OF Education, informing the Council that by law,
which declared that when member the board absened
himself for two successive meetings. when duly notified Of
the same his should be declared vacant-he seats OF
Education.
A communication was rtceved from Mr. Thomas Stack
offering his resignation night Wachman and informing
the Council that the circumstances Of his family snch
they would It to needy than himself Ths
signahOu accepted and the Mayor authorized 70
appoint another to fill his place.
A communication received from Mr. N. D. MOFre
which he consdeed unjust and requesting hstthe Council
appoint Committee to investigate the Referred to
the Police Committee
The Council soon after adjourned
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Slaves. Slaves
BY FLORANCE.& TAYLOR.


Office No 81 G rayer street.
CATUR DAY, Octoerl3 at u oc0ek-wl be stl 8ankl
- Ar SIDE the following SLAVES belonging succession
Mrs. Esther Hunt, deceased,
SARAH about o
fer daughter nboutz2
children SARA and EhELlNE and four years age
This be sold block. Titles fully guaranteed.
NANCY, about 80 years age, hrst-rse mattress
Title only guaranteed
Pube
the uuTchaser.
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~ q, For louisville, Evansville & Paducah-
stkaagss The new, light dTaught and swift runHiRg
- Sz7 steamer SLIGO No. 3, Capt J. laws will
positively leave for the above WEDNESDAY the 10Th
inst CLOCK P. n. For freight OF passage apply on
81 'Oo' VI i. B. SMITH. SO Magazine st.
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VhLVA1IG y k.NLIIlA -aEFlV IN 70 2 On skALlEl'
HE undeBigned offer for sale the following named
wants, formerly owned by The of the late Benz
Story and TO be sold account Of the intended departure
Of the present OwneE:
The negress SARAH, aged about IS years, good cook
with her thIee daughters aged 10 IL and II yean.
Likewise nRgtess SARAH, good washer and lrOneT,
about 30 years of age.
The servants can be seen the office from II o'clock
each day. FLORANCE q TAYLOR.
81 No. 81 GravieT street