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Sumter Bakery,

me subscriber respectfully informs the
P'i"iIr nat he continues Baking, at his old
',ahn III Broad street near Nam. Bread and
an varieties "l Fancy Cake, Bscuts and
Crackers constantly ON hand.
IN connection wuh is bakery hr is in dai.
y receipt OF FRESH OYSTERS-and he
mas made arrangements 10 serve them nm
hoASrEp fEIE" SrEwED or IN the she'll
hE 'NEAM. every variety oi Cnnlcc
',"h"ry' frun, Natlv" and Tropical, Nuts,
r"n'! tlllr!:S' etc. &c, constantly on l.nnd
w FLOUR, ol the best brands Tor SaIG
IOllN O'tONNOR.
July Is, 1870. rs
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Notice,

Notice.
:, The members of,he Troop lately raised in
Salem will assemble at Sco,tSvil.c on the Sc.
cnni Saturday (l2th day) of January ncxr, at
10 o'clock \. VI. for tic purpose of adopting
"a Constitution and Bylaws, designating q
parade ground and elect Captain, two Lieu
tenants and a Cornet. The several members
OF the Subcommittee appointed to raise tile
Troop are requested to atted
j. D ASHMORE,
THOS r. ENGLISH,
]. w. STUCKEY,
EZEKIEL KEEIS.
CHARLES |. CRANE,
Com'hee on Raising 1'roop
Nov. 2Sth 1919 $ ?,
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So"th- CHroiina---Sumfcr Dist
N (lHDINri uA

u
~ ORDINA
Whereas 4esse Woolari hath applied to
me for Letters Of Administration. on all and
singular the goods and chat,e., rrh.s and
credits OF }. Woodward, late OF the District
Aforesaid, deceased.
ihcSc are, therefore, to cite and adu,onisII
Az anu singular, the kindred and creditors of
.lie saia deceased, to he and appear before me,
al our next Ordinary's Cour: for the said Dis.
trIct. to be holden at Sumter Court House on
FRI Jay t!lc ll'h day OF De. embcr next, to .hcw
cause, II any. why the said administration
should not lie granted.
"vcn under my hand and seal, this Both
nay OF November. in the year of our
IT, 5 LORD one thousand eight hundred and
forty-nlne and in the 7i,h wear of
American Indcpcnpcncc
w. LEWIS, o. $. u.
A'S'' ~
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South Carolina----Sumter Dist
~ EQUITY.

Er p0ric D.,
Mary ]. Wilder and Children, Petition.
WI DC sold at Sumter Court House, on
the first Monday in Janu ry next, and if
'hen So'd' WIZ bc Offered at each subseq,e !.
sale day until sold. il
4 lot of land in SIm'rry;l,r ), tho North-
east corner of Broad and i.bcr.y Street. at
present occupied oY hy F.icrsun g.. prinule
ans! a. Chisom. The terms are cash.
b. order Of tho Cuur..
JOHN b. MILLER.
C0m'r.
Snm,erville, Nov. I2lh 1910 3 Ct
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DIIrI,.f.
Whereas, w. BROWN hath applied to me
ior i-c'icys II Administrator, on all and SIN
guIar hc goods and rhat,clS, rights and cred
ITS ut VIM. II. Brown, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These arc. therefore, to cite and a,lonish
all and singular The kindred and creditors of
The said deceased, to he and appear before
me, at our next Or'lnary's Cour, for the said
District, I" he holden AT Sumter Court House
Oh Friday, the 2lst day Of December next, To
Sllew cause, ii amy, why the said adlninstra-
ton should NOT be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10Th
day of December, in the year OF our
l.. :. Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
inr'v-ninr, ard in the 7l;h year of
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, O. S. D.
D"c u 7 .r
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y The price of Packages OF Quarter
Tickets only, is published in this paper
u. Please mail order few days BEroRsI
the Lotteries draw. ~
U Letters always strongly cnycloped AM
carefully scaled. U
u None but the Managers Printed Drewtfsl
ings sent from PYFER 81 CO.'S. N
a. Every order to PYFER s. co. Is
answered by return mail s -sssssS sA5S
Bank Drafts or Certificates of Debts2Rss
payable in Gold, at sight promptly retnittes
to any part Of the Country for Prizes .8ola
at this Agency. &
IL One Package of Tickets may Draw
Four CaDital!
u Money in any sums horerer large, can
be confidently mailed to the address of
PiFEtt e. co.
Distant Residents throughout the United
States, who desire an INCREASE OF FoRruSE,
have an order for single Ticket or Package
at the prices set forth in the above schedule,
to the Old Established, Far-famcd and Truly
Lucky House of
PYFER g. CO.
No l. LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE MD.
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IJDGADGa,

r,!l he sold at Sumter Court House, on
;.i.E DAY in January next, EIGHT prime
NEC 'iOES, belonging to the Estate of A. T..
Roach. Terms, Onc-ti,h Cash, The balance
on a credit OF twelve months from sale, pur
cl'asers giving Note with approved security,
anu mortgage of the property il required
WM. SANDERS, Ey'or.
December 10Th, 1919. IL
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For Sale,

valuable plantation containing II ne hun
dred aud eleven acres, situated ia Ciarcuout
County, about seven miles from SumicrvilIc
,on the public road leading from Suntcryillc 10
the Swimming Pens. There is on the place
a good Dwelling !ousc, Kitchen, Smoke
House, Stables, Corn House &c All IN GOOD
repair For terms appIyto S;aml j. Bradford
}. w. Dargan or th,: Subscriber on the plant
alton. Wm. VAUGHAN.
Nov. II IS40 -
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M E VIZ G @ OODS!I!

we are now receiving and opening for
sale the largest assortment OF goods ever
offered III hls Town; 10 which we would re-
spectiu'!y call the attention oi our customers
ana inc public generally. We will not he un.
deisoid BY any house for cash; and offer MS ma
ny Inducements to approved credit, as any
one. Call and examine for yourselves.
y. j. &. L. MOSES.
Nov. 9th. lSi9.
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South Carolina---Sum Dist
IN L'O UITT.

Ermrtr,
S. w. W,hcr<poon, Petition for
Committee of leave TO
Mary Ann Evans, IL lu- sell property
natc.
VIII he soil at Sumter Court House, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in January
next, the following Eleven Negroes: A man,
Three Women and seven Children of differ
ent ages.
The Terms Of sale arc, onc-fiith of the
purchase money, Cash, and the balance on a
credit OF one and two years, the purchaser
giving Bond bcaring Interest from the date
to he annually paid, with Security and a Mort
gage Of the properly.
By order Of the Court,
SAMI. w. WITiIERSpOON,
COnmiN,c.
Sumtcrvillc, Dec. 3 D.c. 1919 & st
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FOR SALE,

a desirable Summer Residence on the ,i;r!,
Hills near Providence. twenty-five Acres
-oi Land are attached 10 the PROMISES For
terms winch Wal he accommodating apply to
J." vi. Spah'l, on HE spot, or To W L. B
1Iaynsworth, in Sum;cryIllc.
Ii Nov. 1919. 5t
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Clothing! Cl0thing!! Clothing I!

We have JUS, received decidedly, the arr-s,
aud best assorted STOCK Of READY MADE
CLOTHING eEsr offered in this Market, and
no mistake. Coats. Vests, Pants, Over Coats,
Drawers, Shirts, Under Slmrts. Sockseic. w.
can renew the whole outer man from Bonuet TO
Boot -heel-CUEAP FOR CASH, or on nc
comnodutiug terms and reasonable prices 10
good customers. Come on and make your secc-
tons.
4. j. & p. MOSES.
Oct. l6 81 #
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WM. ROWLAND
CONSTANTLY RECEIVING AT CORNER
MSM SM@&N MMN STMSAB NRY @NNNS
ADAPTED TO THE SEASON.
WM. ROWLAND
Dress Goods.

Dress Goods.
Plain, Figured and Printed Cashmeres and
De LANES, all wool and mixed, in new and
beautiful styles.
Tmhet Woo! Cloths.
French Merinos,
Colored Alpaccas,
High Colnrcd Lustres,
Wide Black Silk for hlantilas,
Super Black Silks for Dresses,
French and English Bombazincs,
Back Sarsncts and Sinclicws,
Super Black India Sa,ins,
Colorcd and White Wa,cred Silks,
Colored Wa,ercd PapIains,
Co!orcd and Changeablc Silks,
Plain White Sa,inS,
White Dotted Musllns,
Colorcd = Do.
French Cambrics
Turkey Red Calcocs,
Green Orange and Salmon Do,
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$25,OOO CASH,

This amount in cash to be paid for negroes
from the age of from IA to 30 years old
The highest market prices will be given, and
persons wishing to dispose of such property
will find ready sale by applying to tho sub
scribcr at Sumterville S. C.
II. J. DINKINS.
Aug, q, 1910. al #
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South Carolina----Sumter Dist.
IN ORDINARY.
p NJ. Gibbons,

IcIc1 HrNHFEHt.
-, 1t appearing To my satisfaction that
Thomas Mcknight, the defendant, in the
above stated case, resides without this State
1t ~ therefore, ordered thet he do appnar
ana Object to the Division or Sale OF the
Real Estate, OF Thomas Mcknight, deceased.
on or before The seventeenth day OF Dccem
hcr next, or his consent viii be entered of
rccord.
w. LEWIS, q. $ p
Sept. l7lh, 1919 40 3,
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Linen Shecings, Table cDanak Dinpers
linckabacks aud oil cllnrN
"olc' )amakS and Morccns, all
Cnnc"fs tiinymnls Brown Shcrtinus,
~ nc" ] nHec,n an" Long Cloths all cents with
call and Stock will be cl~rrG,y ]
name ~ ''' "' '"cc''uhy SHOWN ana
10 G4oooodls any part Of the CITY free Of cha
w. II.
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"a Good = ssarsElaclnt Of La.
dies Black and Colorcl Kid Gloves lust ,
received by CLARK g. LEWIS |
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Colored Sarsnets, Tarletons. and Grape De.
Lupo for Innings,
Wool Plaids for Children,
DO. Z" Cloak Innings,
Colored Flannels Tor Ladies' aud Chldrcn's
Sacks,
Ch'ldren's Cioaks, Nluffs, and Comforters.
Mourning Goods,
or all descriptions to which particular attcn.
is paid
SihuHls
"A t'i'l assortment Of Cashmere, Tekcr, Ka-
by, &c. &c.
Gloves and HHOsicry.
Comprising complete assortmcn, of Ladies'
Gents aud Childrcn's.
EdginSs nmd LRccs.
lU Cartoons Rich and New STYLE.
i''sle Thread, CanIbrc and Linen E,Irnps
and lnscrtings.
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Sumtcrvillc, Nov. 20,h 1910
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iS0Mfh- Carolina ---Su,ufrr Dist

Columbia, Dec. II.
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Sum'ervlle, Nov. la,h l81o 5 Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07

EDUCATION - ENsLAND And WA.Es.-t lom
the Lss.ls Moor The N9a.o.-srrr sud f1c faria.
British journals We have selected ne following iaci-.
showing he eNer:ons that have been made ID Lns.nd
10 educate he people AHA Ihsm 90 Judge 1.s.resuy
81 m measures q. Government and improve ta-i,
V"n social and political colc.'4cn.
fne number % dsyscholsrs To- l--s wss 20 l7 o.
Ihe Whole people. IN ls 70 Wa % ll, iu -s4- ore
o~i @. every = persons ~ kLg 8nl anc Macs
ceiving Instruction a. oay.sclo.l .ae scac. houses
number ol 0ll nearly
Ne Ike 70 See such siafsrnerts L, srsr,rs t~v
steadily 10 r,sa. England tn di5usiou III xt.s.u
Ii Americans, tn~y See ship siaking OF burning on
the ocesn - boldly forward ard cave IN p, -li.h
crew and passelgrIs o4t lei the scaoclnl..ter -,
his nal against al national orders l. national .hi. =,
= .ink cum AMI destroy tie caa DO d.
Fsucsuon returns show thst ~ Eng ard and Wales
In sS there were ia plolc day sch9ols-lnslnta ned
Nv endowment la5 7ti scholarly sgtscTi gaon lr-
sir do-oy sutscl4gran ana payments irem scholars
si22l7 DO Alec. Isl, ~ scholars isasat IA gr.va'e
schools upheld oniy by the school iccs toial : s7l
schotls l>169t7 scholars
Ia l>47 We mad ~ the Church % England schools
nearly uillhon ana hai ~ children .' a2t- --,-
SIS are receiving daily i1srUc.ea- a. -iN-' seoo
o. these nearly 1919 el4aren are tau-ni oy 'eirs
There are a.so a. o.1es cay schools 1913 sel-iis
and q, puva.e scloo!s 1904 scholars LAl.-sl'~ o.
the DANCE schools, tAeTe 2liCcli c1iIren re-
eeyins esiaca-oa IS paelc 81 pufsie seaegs 20 ~ =
ssss Rss nsiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07

MoNrnEAL. July FL + z.
No cases ~ Cho'tra h.v- been reported t0-day
meet ng is now being held Of the British Club 70
form branch oi the League. There is large attend
anco The Magistrates directed the Troop, 10 be on
the alert bot am hapfy o. niorm you that there no
need OF theif selNces-al being perfectly quiet
great meeting la lavoroi tho Halifax Railroad was
he'd a. Quebec - day
The ships Borea' and MiIeeie have arrived At que.
bee fiom Scw loTA
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ILLszss VI Nix CLAY-We apPrenend that
the telesrapbic report that reached us yesterday
that HLsAY CLAY was attacked BY the Cho.e-a
on Tuesday lac. was authentic, but toe feet that
We have nothing further from Lexington assures
US that his constitution has withstood the attack,
and that he is now out Of danger. We hope 20
be able to announce bis recovery in our next.
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NIarheis...BrrTAlo. JaIys-o PM

R.caDis raDtin 1c past - h0ur.-FLouR. 5000
br.s WHEAT. lOoJ bushels CoR>. q co.. do-There
good steady demand .l FLOUR ior ihe Eastern and
heme tsle. aud w. notice sales % lev hundred or.s
e. l2tasi jig i1f straight brands Ohio. WHEAT
continues tru with good milling inquiry me sales are
10000 bushels including cAca.o o., t5c and ohio az
&c. Co.'s ia .n good request end thr market is beg
,ar Sales OF -Oc' ha-aa- 90 49,, iol Western mixed.
and ftc for faf,t.ow lre.4hts sre without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07

The losri yard Of Willie Booth, on Duquesne.
81 was &c, to-day and 1900 feet Of lumber de-
srroye1 There was Insurance on tie property for
1880 The hfe spead rapidly tnst 1t communicated
with the Western univer-ty, and consumed the same
IN d shof, time The loss is very heavy Insured for
$1,000
There were two deaths from Cholera last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07

TRrEUNE IN THE CoUNTRY Persons wishing the
DAILY TsIEUSE during their temporary absence from
toe City may have il sent % them y paying % cents
Ter mont al The Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07

CINCINNATI. Friday June - -
II eonseqaence OF lhs wires being down De-
yond m. city. zs have nothing further IL re.aon 70
tn ness II H'n. Henry Cay. runlor Prs7A-lea
here liz ,i.eruooa t., b. va. dead sui Il vas "ao-'
vritbort foundation
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ALBANY. Friday. July s-sPM
The Bosi col Health report ta'ee new cases OF
Cholera since yesterday tutu deaths.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. SATURDAY. JULY :.

~ Adver, seents for tn TybuAe q; Monday ughi 70
BE- sentn before 10 o'clock Saturday evenings tae Ps-
caaon once ofns paper Tot open o. Sundays Person'
wishing n. Tyu4e le a. their dwellings PLACES d ogsi.
ness regularly every morning viii please leave her al
dress Al the Publication Oce seed through ne
Pos, Oace Terms p. CO week payable % The Garner
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La>DED PAIEiars II .a-g
salnnoa wa. -r-asel % Gle ir'- House OBJ Comm at
sn1 proiesied Rei.r-sl r- h. I'll Do .e
fn-ia-i LORD Cnsr.emalt sqtlf g.. e.
brother Tor Armagh % suFperf -ore ~1o s.rle. b.
sas1n alth ias Brish Government - ll-r Or a.
Pardon. sn1 r@r..on 20 sl-u-l year f1r ID Teart
10 axrh.rgs trf tt. slpp0.t 90 Hfs IfulcHrs mi t-e
House 81 Comma a. 1ll - ra4rl.- .-.e-aft co.
isedra Henry and ne laird Ear hraiy -'ei ols b.
spe1dof on nc pnce pAi si re 40 hr o. o.. 10
sna ean.cI.nces CD the perlr-i s-lrers ellA b.
usrr1 a. n. Daet@ y tle Protestant tlf 49, " l--
h. rn.y I'D ~ Plt l1f.l-a Cssef-a f.iefs ani
al r-csirias s.-s TO- 10 5000 f-f l-fo-s- ai in
"a -.sn f-erag-. in f--l 4l-s % p" % iti ''- 30
,-E thousand s.ta MA AZ t-f.- s H-.an4 ..I Del
ar III. sslntiefs AL rsLsr-f.s a1i D. lrsi .4fi
trFel Oh ioge..n lals Id h-rlrrit - ina.fal-f. .f
.--erc- o. t-clale pny il Fesi-.---' All i---f 20
il- r-.lsi 90 p-lfy az -Hre
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IoHN \ DooF n Y" = = t'f|rHFI = II
tar t-e District nd '.-s.ari. f.re ll0nas '
moved
ABF1 u>nEawoaD of lt On h- Attorney Of Che
iol TIE % .tuc' 90 Vermont N.e Charles li'
moved
Wr1rrAv n RiNeo of irk o. 1a Receiver 20
Moneys ~ Helena. Arkansas t.ce Lorenzo % Nsfd
deceased
sYLyEsrrs BRowN 90 30 Collector e tlst1nif
Washington y e. vice jss. hsttln removed
IHouAs GArEwooD o. 1e Naval Nf1ae-. y .fi'.. fi
vice T. Robinson removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07

MAkrLAsD.-Hon. Jas Dixon ROMAN, the
Whls Representative in the last Congress irom
ia Dis,rlct declines reelection on account Of I'M
pAlraa Aell b.
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BY TELEGH.ps TO The NEw.Yuar TRIBUNE


= For tsierrsphe dispatches ree@ved II t-ne ioT
gvea.ns Ealaa. yestersaT. - Flrsi Page
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cArsr, OF TEE cHOr1sA.-we hear with

" :, =. -.
great ssNsiseNon '-'- ''' W - - 49,
University Of so-'h Carolina mas aadeFiANsn 81 anA'
iysi. OF The Atmosphere sarse scale resolving 70
-. q. - -. ,,..,,,., ..,s,-.-. sx,etn... with
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nc4tea o. .-r 5oari Of Health sni received BY % "l'A
o.. $500, ..-,, an A. b. hear. All III. sxu,t.e
i. o. $500. 80. . ...,. .s ,.. ..,.... r, com.
1880.
p,usAlcn i-r arg soUt -lat -las re'-t We "e s-i'
. ..4.rtss.ns VII ss universally REGARDED VIA
--....... -..-..-
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theory rcr even .r Oil. r,....s-r .i otors asa .s
OIL. '-'a'- 9.a r1 or a~ 'na.
nay '.'. .o .......s ''
1900. n...,- ..,, ...,...,s.s. s. -.....-
I'll. "a M.-as.ne f.. Sc. q Casrcel and ~a..f.f
NO.. w VI. Va. Convicted of ,....,t.r. hi.
q, t. .-.... rs..i.x n.,. ,h, tf,n mot A.,rars
.-.,, vii he mas, ,, .-.,a.r communion a, be
..,-.s,. Ire reason. advanced .a Boz. favor sf- i.t
y. one "a" h.m NIX POE F''''' p" '.' .....'.
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ST. ......'. ..,'r.t h. s.,r.,.f fh..f r.s..e pa
wrrne h.n ne isy before 30 repuere cost .h.f
5000 'fc a.In buns ne ncNi n'iN.n.
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4.nrr. n ..s.la f.a. stI .. ADJ al 'aI f.'f
NavisAtios. gls cirg OrrosRs The spo
cd COMMITTEE Of tte Raih II Aldermen .ss' nfh.
made th..r report upon fne nominations In tnH lf1' m
Asselt-f Department recently sanfin Nf fs l.l.l he
Mayor rfeg ..uaf. ihif enc object .f moving 00i
,r.r.s wus Do f..r tse I'.f .i .n. ft.f..'f
t...I..I 0r s.F .. ..e r.r.nrst. .l Vtl He -f
.. ....lt.n- f.eU I. eII t.. .|ee recommend
a.. ..s..H .. s.r.r I.r Nr H.tfi n.f'..'.f n tI
...... r..i n....s nsf. .Y ffr Nal.. Ne hff.f .'
n..,rfn.f.s .r .f Hlrea... nr ..nrrmar.H IIY
-........ . presented . res.I ...n ea.n e't si.l'
.r... .. Iu.n .p.n ouch nominations 0.r.r
f..,. DID, ..r..rIre -ts.I.n snI v'h closed f..f...
.sf.-...r fne Board .o received f.e 20 the 0.n'.H
s.n 0f mo .lslnr.s of Issf evening nIfh Hha .Hfut
o. J.f Hr known
NrIstn Fuur Isr1.rf Tie Ienh
calrnsatrm,nt 10 hs excellent inta.u'i0n. eh.'h
number. ..ns hal hundred papa' eis celebrated
yes..risy aitar1osn sf l. krsass Chuf.a n i4is'f
o. Al. aiua. oa salh ..fs.lons. tn Immense f.f'nf
was attracted ~ ihe pleasant scene Di the ss@f'.'
W. vii n0t speak ,t detail to-day. purpatinf to give
an Monday a very ilI account comp sin. te frfe
r..sg.. o0.. iesris 81. W .innll fssrfrf
.rtt. comp .u.rf 0.th ffietrfs .rI ..h..Ii sron
Oh. ra,y snt orderly department I'd 'h0 ffrf ani
PHI. ....r anI Intelligence .f fher u.i. Ia 'i .n
.. ..rfy .ni t..n .f r. f.it. '.lr.f.f. .ns s0i
bid. l.... r.ul.0...If .' H.. p.II.f l.f.I "fHH.
..a IBID. l..H.....f...s .fI Hr I..n.n.
.. Id. .. f.... .. ..f..f ss r.ns h.n.r A .H
rar a..l.4.a all ..s admirable Enlargement
T ruf A.,nsar-fl>rt -IatI fIe prs.
..r. standard .. education a t0r t.II ...
..,r.. ...s,.l .g l.. .a...are f..I .os t.fi.rY
s aas. .,.. Hen he t..'y .l pol. aHa a.t.a
t.a faar .a...r re .f tsD .aanes laef most
... ...... ... .r.fr .I f.. ...HnUf4 d. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07

Tax PzasLr.- Robinson a Reillys paper IS
pubNshsd tA.s morning, at No. SprreesS lis tie
coaeadng nus.ter of he Grst hs year, and sSossass
~ AsssF.ss.sg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07

- THE Axlacts Asal.-irra sr ir.4
iy. 1y A b ALLEs. rrese1-s ti ls1t i.f'.uc'irs
variety CA -ur-. aasu fr q sszf.n d.. l.t.l-
It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07

THr Po>s0sBYs.-Jodl Pl.soaoy vi" speaker
Of The Irish House o. c .uirons Ia 1872 Lord Town
Sad sas Governor having Teen thwsrtec IN A s-0ri
70 take from them TIE rsar q originate e-s laying 90
taxes insullsd sad proroslea the house oe5a1ened
certain members BY money o5ce promises &C called
,hen settler agar 10 l17l sn1 -0s tnen % fAs- ~
c1n1uc- Plusouay would not .t toe t--rtaed .nsifa
t--nt OF .lsir sergl.ryhr res snt1-and Z : Fefy'
tar4n fasuins conr--r. TOOK lle chair l1ns1noy
ao~ever. bad o0l .inecure % whica BE- he'd fast
u. s-A george wee esi.r I RE Brush lsritnifnt
--ff On --l a-t t,le ll fl. Ir.l Lf-.al-fe sl tie
lai---f fr--- i-i 4llou. a.. Is.l rI.rl .4ale
ID ,'e'i'r i-sA l-tp ell.-1c 81 sTerf.n- aa ay BE
Foi-e- -sas an- .f.r- enc ir.-L people real rt g.
isscli--.l- 30 Q Na. promptly voted da.sn gsosfa
" :. isu-4t ssA e. stssss, sEl fsA ss-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07

ACOnENI ~ MllfONn, CONN--Aulfow LIsfa
was rrins swivel at Milford. Conn on the night Of
the 81 inst when II burst aud Oh large piece Of
his lett eide and killed him Nj Hi was also wound
ed by the explosion 50 that his lite despaired q
when our informant lett fragment Of the gun Jew
one fourth OF ra.le and broke OF the limb % tree
which II struck The swivel was rammed iull TO The
mulzle Clark was warned o. fire i with Sow match
but persisted n touching u of with red hot iron held
in h.s haad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07


~ The Christian A4r cate md Journal has
ioag leader 10 relation 30; reply 70 oar strict
ures ou jos Cincinnati spondeats late exhibit.
Of which ttc {. i,o~ins 81. the pito.
We believe 30 the ever blessed Gospel We believe
t 20 be- Gods appointed iu.rrum,rf.lfy iar relieving
aud sanoiiiylu- a fhe lf nlllt rrsA ls Der o. ahi
we have Boo doubt but &C vii ultimately triumph ''at
sn and satan Lee tle Truth o divine revelation 4'he
hold % ihe deprat,d human haail and Do n.. change
aui pauty it Aud when e.clety l- lmuuHl "ltu me
spint Of Christianity. ir vll com. ~ 7roT-~rone AID
oppression o. every kin1 With u. arbitrary ana unna.
ural distinctions, viii he anuiLla-ed
Ill Il be not d.srespectlul, We would like t. "a,
,hst We believe all this as heartily rs the Advoc ate
and comprehend 10 quite as clearly, TO say the
least But We are not 50 well satisfied 90 rest in
the belief that Good viii "rItma'ely triumph.
Why not noe Not where the Gospel is not
mind YOU, bu, where % IS. There are some square
miles presumed e. DC Chs.stianized on this broad
footstool have these 90 far come 10 order that
no child thereon LACKS ucediul education no widow
is unable 10 procure ample bread !or her orphan
labcsl Can YOU tell us Of village So Christian
ICED that every humon being living therein is al
WAYS sure OF Education, Employment. with the
ias. AID iul rcwafd of his labor H. 40. then
cease your rneers sd siurs or poor mechanics
who are trying 10 create. in their humble way. D.
Social Order lmbued win the spra OF Chris
tianiiy.' That Cincinnati brotherhood Of humh e
mechanics may not be So orthodox ia aifa ss the
journals church. bui 10 embooies uo Shareholders
IN thought Or decd Is nat ,hat something