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RECORDER BALDwIN's CoURT.-There was nothing Of
any Impotanee LIansacled b thi. Count ye.teIday.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


AAoAAAAss 0atYa1A
COTTON.-TheTs was again fair inquiry for Cotton
yesterday, and the sales comprised S5oo bales making
total Of 1880 bales for the ss days. Pnees are
little lirmef. though without any material changs.
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Household Furniture ........ Household furniture
BY JOHN Z. 1. SOLOMON.
ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRR.

80.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
CORNER OF B.aRoN3VE IND PoKDRy4s SIS,
COLE Manager, Mr. JAMES s. CHARLES; Stage
open quarter Curtain precisely quarter
fore o'clock ..P ices Of Ad Circle and
colOred Gallery rs Gents EVENING Friday the Per,
PLEASANT NEIGHBoR.
Christopher Strap MIR. Marks Nancy Mrs Caulheld
To conclude 5 via hIIDDIN Or THE woNbER r. LAMP
Ching Foo Mr mais zobde Miss MeCoTi
a Tomorrow evening, Benefit Of Mas Verify.
LLoYD's GREAT TROUPE OF SABLE HAR-
~ - MONISTS
IL NewOheans they give THREE Grand Unique
and Fashionable CONCERTS, at the
ST. Louis Ball Room,
On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
October a. IS and g. 1872 This aed and talented Band
sists Of the following slsaej wbo either sngy
Mr.. WIN. ROARK
MT. R: MOORE,
MT, J. MILTON FOANs,
Mr. A. WESTON,
Mr. WIN. WHITNEY.
" onen Performance to eonmence al hafpas L
RI Tickets so For sale all the principal hotels,
The door on the evening Of tle performances.
r. For farther PARTICULAR see bills Of the day. ga
Young Mems BAH.
THERE will be given Young Mems Bali MA
AT THE APOLLO SALOON, @S 8
On SATURDAY EVENING October u, 1873 rs
Committee Of Invitation.
John Sullivan, Thomas Mccormack, John Henderson,
b lsygIs, PatEek oBrien, Bernard Garland
James Dunn, james R. Howard, John r Thomson,
John Reynolds, Charles DsvereuK.
Floor Managers.
T. E. Bruins, NJ DeCoursey.
o25 st JAMES R. HOWARD, Proprietor.
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Ship Union Jones, New York, J. o. Woodruff 3 q
ship Allegheny, Morgan, Philadelphia, I n Ashh5E9g
Bark Victory, BOTum, Baltimore. j. n AsADl =
SchT. BFazOs, FamsWoTth, Belize, Honduras, =. Avs
SChr. Louisiana, Frsdshoks. ChagrsI, John Ae1anae
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BURGLARY Ralph Simpson was sent by Recorder
GenOis before the Fist District trial charge
Of attempting to zeal lot ocoiRg from the store Of Jean
Baptste FesseTOn, Old Levss street. between JeeTsOn
and Toulouse. Mr.. VesseTOn was awakened yesterday
morning about A. NJ, by The noise made the efforts
force the window and he caught Simpson the act Of
ing on the merchandise Alter desperate resistance the
burglar was secured and awaits in prEon by decision
of the law
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William Taylor's heirs....R of Lane Division No
~ or 2,,..A box No 300 P -. Harmony
DIVISION No Is Of T....R S Washington Division
No Of T...,R Crystal Fount Division No OF
T..,,R 5 Louisiana Division No IL S of T..,,R s
Star Of Hope Division No 3D.. R Pelican Division
no OF T.. IL ID G.. Steamer T Doswel....
Agent OF the American Sunday School Uniou.
M. NILSSON. p. M
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EXAMINATION or GAsPARD.-This man was brought be-
fore Recorder GnOs yesterday to be examined Oar read
will remember that weeks since he arrested
charged with killing young lad named John Morris By
knocking him into the with paving stOne which he
hurled at the boy while he skR Several witnesses
testified TO the facts reported ct Che time and the evidence
given fully ncupated the prif0neS The only eircum-
stance offered IN paiatOn Of the oisncs fa Gaspad
supposed that the deceased had ns attached 70 his
boat He committed the Parish Prison 10 be tried be-
fore the Flint District Court fhe charge Of manslau ghe
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QUEER AFEAIR-Jacques EstsIo. charged with larceny
by Jose Juan Marina was arrested yesterday by virtue Of
warrant, issued By Recorder Gen0s. The complainant
states that he deposited cean property in the hands Of the
baLkeepeT of coffee house Front LeFee and when be
called for the same, as it bang handed him tie prs
one matched IT, refused 70 his boOly and threat
ened to stab wheTeupOn the complainant applied for legal
We rather think examination viii pat differ
ant faoan mt ta aa4fer
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<D4F 1'-IlI- =
l8 theatre ofarti6o splenlor, high,
wrought incident, and Sideat y felicity
Can familiarity with hsrepresensations
have any on the youthful irsenders Than
,hnt Of lowering hisinims, missuiding his
Judgment, inaaming his passions, causing
him to identify chief good with the pre- i:
carious and delusery9 !k:es;#rs and plonsnu res
OF a passing existence, and leading him
on, ,lroughioil and weariness, to faded
joys, disappointed hopes, and final. wretch
edness?" 81. 4. :. y iis.s.. &
These arc some Of the evils attending
an inor11ina,c devotion 10 noyel.rending:
md we have attempted 10 expose them,
Wltfthe hope ofarrcsiing, in some ;mca.
sure, the indulgence Of n qualification,
which has proved ruinous 10 thousands.
Let the youth, who may read their ar.
sic'es, seriously ponder tho considerations
They contain; and Dis |,e values virtue,
peace, and character; let him shun. us he
would the serPent's venom, The pcrnicious
influence Of norels. t+ 81 q, ...s
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les.in whioI,tlere was much loss or|liie.

t,les.ir whicIltherc was much loss oflite.
a yasi day for l'rss6ylesians - The
Presbyterian Conference (new school,)
now sitting ia Philadelphia, hos appointed
the first Monday in January, ] $50, 10 be
observed as a day Of fasting, humiliation
md prayeri1y the church throughou, the
10. States. s@5 IS x S.
# The Board Of Directnrs Of the Bank Of
8Aigustaf have declared % semi-anuual, ,di.
vidend Of four dollars per share.
Tic Hon. II. w. Ellsworth, u. 81.
Charge d. Affairs in Sweeaen, has issued
'acircular letter, dated Stockholm, pril
26,h,. in which he .disproves The charge of
smuggling or attempting to smuggle goods
through tho Swedish Custom House.
The Boston Journal says that Captain
Sturgis has succeeded in raising & suffi.
cient sum Of money to pay the passage
home Of The two.deslitute Cinnamon who
were brought 10 that city in the ship Co.
quimLo.
SrEc1s.--TIie entries Of specie nt the
New York custom house anihe l7th inst.
amounted to $111, ,O2s %, 3,lnoslly in SOW
erigns. q ~ +
I 5REsIARKABLE CASE OF. FECUNDITY.
-Four Childre,, at a Birth. Mrs.
Moore, wife of David Moore, residing
at No. 139 Washington Market Place,
Southwark, (Shipper street, between
Crab and Fifth, north side,) yesterday
gave birth to four children! The in
fants are all boys, and they are as fine
pretty and healthy looking babies as
were almost ever seen. One was born
about l o'clock "A. NJ, another about
noon, the third about 5 p. NJ, and the
fourth about 8 in the evening. The
third child was delivered dead; tho 9th.
ers alive-and the latter are as lively
and as natural to day as many infants
month old. .-Phitaaelphia Bulletin
Of 18Th inst.
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Arrival of the Caledonia.
SEVEN DAYS LATER.

A despatch just received, dated Bal,i.
more, 2oih, announces the arrival Of the
steamer Caledonia, with dates 10 the 18th
inst.
Live'Tool Cotton Market, 18th inst.
The market has been worry steady dur.
ing the pas, week. Immediately after
The receipt ofihe mails by the steamer
Hermann, holders became firmer, and
American descriptions advanced an I.s /.
Sugars also advanced.
An increasing quantity offered ycster.
day. and the quotations of the brokers, al
their meeting, were declared to be the
same as last week: Fair Uplands and
Mobiles 3-s. and Fair Orleans ga.
Sales oflhe week amounted 10 $4,000
bales. Imports 10000 bales. Small
imports, owing to unfavorable winds.
The London Corn market was heavy.
American Flour, 2Os. Cd. Indian Corn
was improving in demand, and at better
prices early last week, but the advance
was lost during the past few days.
QUoTATIoNs.--From 3Is 10 33s Cd for
white, and 34s for yellow, with moderate
demand. Lard has been in fnir demand
throughout the week. Sales over 100
tons, at 33s TO 34s. W
Bacon, on account Of the large amount
brought forward declined 2s per cwt.-
Hams unsalcable; twenty-eight shillings
accepted for one hundred tons. Cheese
in good demand. Beef unchanged. A
limited business doing in Pork.
The money market is easy, bu, in con.
sequence Of the threatening aspect Of af:
fairs in France and Italy public securities
are inactive.
1t is rumored that the Romans have de-.
feated the French army.
CINCINNATI, MAY %.
There were seventeen cases of cholera
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May 80, 1910.
DANCIN G .SOIR EE!
"A. BERGER,

"A. HSEEkGER,
From Paris, and lately from Charleston, S.
C., respectfully informs the Ladies and Gen.
tlemen of this place, that he will give two
DANCING SOIREES!
at the TOWN HALL, on Thursday and Fri.
day evenings, 3lst May and 1st June.
Misses OCTAVIA and AMELIA will a,,-
pear in twelve beautiful and excessively dif-
ficult FANCY DANCES, some being Fam |,
Ells'er's. Persons wishing to see what is
Opera Dancing, will have an opportunity OF
doing SO; for Miss OCTAVIA though young,
has danced in the principal Theatres in tie
Union, and is acknowledged tho best Dancer
in America under 20 years; No doubt you
will be astonished at the Dancing Of Miss
Amelia, who is but years old, and will say
that you could not believe it, had you not
seen it. An Dances in Character.
u Tickets so Cents Children 25 cents.
To be had China's Hotel, and at the door
Doors open at half past o'clock, to begin at
eight.
N. B. When the above Fancy Dancy Dan
ces arc over there will be general Dancing
for al: hour, for the qualification of the com.
pany, should they like to do So
For particulars, see SMALL BILLS.
May 80. 81 1t
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PLANTERS HOTI.EE,T
BY ROBERT LATTA. J.
EATE EkE O.. EH. EpAEES.

LATE BE g.. EH. DAVIS. 4;
Would respectfully announce, that he has
now in charge the above ,reH located Hotel,
convenient to the most buiness part Of the
Town, for travellers; directly on all streets
passing through-and now undergoing thor.
oush repairs. He earnestly solicits : call
from his friends and the public generally--fsr
ne feels confident that they cannot be o,her-
wise than pleased, as no pains will be spared
to make all comfortable. u is,S
a variety of the best Liquors can be had at
the Bar, ercePt on Sunday 7Goaaartls s MD
1905 Brandy and other fine Liquors in bottles:
the most favorite brands of Champagnea; tho
choicest brands of Segars and Tobacco; Scotch
Ale in pints; SopA WATER and ICE wilIbe
kept constantly on hand during The summer
season. 5s ,34 s. l36 56gE 81 IS;
Good Stables, rooiny lots for Drofers, and
always plenty of corn, oats and fodder, and at
tentive hostlers, & .,3{s s
He is agent for the Northern Line Of Stas
ges. 4s; AZ .s \
N. B-Omnibuses run. regularly to, and
from the Rail Road Depot for passengers;
who can also be accommodated with a cafriss
age, buggy or horse to go into the country. e 4:
Camden, May Cd, lst9. % ct 81
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ME Ws BY TELEGRAPH
And last nights Mail.

muy Sou. x
Mr.. MAcREADY, the tragedian, and Sir
ALLEN McNAB, the agent Of the Canudi.
nn Tories, left for Europe to.duy in the
l1ibcrnia.
The Burlig,on jv,.) Woollen Manu-.
featuring Company have failed. Their
c,pial stock Of Two hundred thousand
dollars is all absorbed, and their debts are
supposed 10 amount 10 us much more.
Advices have been received from Yu
catnn, which represent that a severe bat.
lie had been fought between the Indians
and the united Spanish and American
troops, at Bccatar in which The former
were rcpulsed, losing three hundred men
killed and wounded.
May 24TH.
The stockholders Of the Burlington
Woollen Manufacturing Company, whose
inllure announced to you yesterday, are
liable for its debts, and are able to pay.
There was fire nj Chicago this morn.
lug, which destroyed the printing Office of
the Tribune, the Baltic House, and s,y.
eral other buildings
-, BALTIMORE, May 25.
We have adviccs from ST. Louis Of this
morning. Active operations have already
commenced for the rebuilding ofihe burnt
district, and the most cheerful and encour.
aging spirit is every where apparent
The waichmnn Of the steamer White
Cloud, in which the fire originated, has
been arrested upon The chnrge of incendi-
arlsm. There was one hundred and thir.
~ deaths by cholera in st. Louis during
the past week. One party Of twenty.
eight persons bound to California los,
twenty Of their number by cholera near
Jciicrsonvilic, la.
There was fire in Washington city
th's morning, and five houses on the Ave
nue., between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, were destroyed.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

by virtue OF sundry Executions to me di-
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
OH the first Monday and day following. in
June next, within legal hours Of sale, to
the highest bidder for Cash. the following
property. Purchasers to pay fer Titles.
One tract of 200 acres of land
more or less in Clarendon, adjoining lands Of
S. McFaddin and others, levied upon as the
property of 4. NJ. White, at the suit of c. D.
Gayle.
Lot and buildings thereon in
Sumterville, adjoining lots of J. ]. Miller and
A. 10. Pool, levied upon as the property Of
r. +. Ligon, at the suit Of S. Mayrant.
! lot in Sumterville, adjoining
lands Of Mrs. Haynsworth, Deschamps and
Broad street, levied upon as the property of
Tyre J. Dinkins, at the suit of Daniel Miller
One tract of 100 acres of land
more or less in Clarendon, adjoining lands of
D. G. Shorter and Est. of Dd. G. Shorter and
JOS Horton, levied upon as the property of
James Carter, sr., at the suit of Fielder,
Briggs 6, Co
HARVEY SKINNER, S. s. D.
Sheriff IS Office, llth May, lS49.
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Dancing In Eighteen Lessons
Warranted.

Mr.. A. BERGER respectfully informs the
citizens OF Sumterville, that purposes opening
a DANCING ACADEMY at their village
and teach there 3 times week, (should
sufficient number of pupils be obtained) He
will instruct his pupils in Quadrilles, Cotil.
ions, Waltz, Polka, Mazurka, and in every
kind of FancyD ances, such as, Smolenska,
Cracovenne, Gtana, Cachucha, Eornppe,
Cossack. Varsovenne, Shawl Dances, Polac-
ca, etc, otc. Mr.. B. is native of France,
but has resided in Charleston, s. c. for tho
last eight years, where he has taught Dan.
cling. with the greatest success in the first
families and Academies,--from which, he has
good Testimonials which he will be happy TO
show to persons wishing to patronize him
lie will also teach CotIions or Quadrilles in
'lS lessons (Which takes generally, at least
two quarters to be learned) and should any
one attending the 19 lessons be unable to
dance well no payment will be required from
thom.
A subscription list is now open at the
editors office.
May 20, ls49. 80 If
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Piano Tuning.

JOSEPH FREY from Charleston, respect
fully announces to the ladies and gentlemen
OF SuInterville and vicinity, that he is NOW
HERE, and that he will visit Sumterville at
least TWICE a YEAR, for tile purpose Of
Tuning and Repairing Pianos, Organs, IIarps,
&c, &c.
u Orders left at China's Hotel will he
promptly attended to. Whenever there are
Orders left as above sufficient to justify him
in coming he will do so promptly.
May 30. 81 II
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Obifna,ilrrlYt.

4 Departed this life on the I2tli Inst, Mrs ELF
zADETn BRowN vile of Mr.. F. a. Brown (near
sumterville) aged So years. The deceased had
beer IN acceptable aid worthy member ofthe
~: ~. Church for the last foity years; her loss
is keenly felt not only by ho. bsreayed family,
but also by the whole circle Of her acquaintance
Being called 10 the morning Of life by the voice
Of her creator, from the vanities of eaith, and
Influenced by the Pacific religion Of Jesus, |, is
not marvel that she exhibited in all hei forty
years Pilgrimage throughout the variou. rela-
tions Of life the purity and excclleucies OF thut
Heaven torn religion. Thus she lived, /, and thus
.peaned BY the song Of Angels, she journies be.
yond the sturs.
32s5 A FRIEND.
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Bradford Springs Female
INSTITUTE COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders
of tho Bradford Springs Female Institute
Company, that the first instalment of twenty.
five dollars on each share, will be required to
be paid as folows-one- half thereof ($l25O)
on or before the first of July next, and ,hc
other half thereof, fs!Sc.50,) on or before the
first of November next.
By order Of the President Of the Company
and Board Of Trustees,
D. D. McLAURIN,
Treasurer.
Sumtcrville, May 10, ls49. 80 Ct
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DfARRlED--On On Tuesday evening, 2and
inst. by Rev. Noah Graham, Col. THos. N.
MoYE,of Richland District, and late of the
Palmetto Regiment, to Miss CATHAR1NE,
daughter of Capt. VIM. Wheeler of Sumter
District. le::iss ls&s2f L.
On tho 24th inst by Rev. J. III. thinner.
man, MIR. THOMAS HoLIANpI of Kershaw to
Miss MARY, daughter of the Rey. Abner AL
exander Of Sumter District, S, G.
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South Carolina Rail Road.

On and after SlIddyt tic 20iht lust the Pas.
and Mail sTrnin viii leave the Mary-strect
Depot, Charleston, ut I % o'clock A. M. s33
s:sg4 sjsst DO WIN 81
WIZ leave Hamburg at S, Cun,tcn s., snl Coz.
iun,b,a lock A. NJ !, arriving ht ChafIesion
at l o'ceck p. M. as heretofore. !. "A I'asss myers
ut lbs !. ny Stations will accommodate items
selves to the changeS and fnaks fheir arrai,re-
ments cord,nsly q GEO. sS. HACKER, F{s
~ Agent Transportation.
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A Card.

MR.. II. ). BRISSENDEN, of Charleston,
Professor of Music, offers his services in the
Formation and Instruction of Military Bands,
&c. Mr.. B. is possessed of the most satis-
factory testimonials regarding capability and
character. Communications can be address
ed to the care Of. Mr.. F. Zogbaum, 2Ol King
street, Charleston, SC.
April18. % 3m Z
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Rail Road

II EFsFt;sssa ia
-
81 The Mail and Passe ger rain will leave
Camden daily at s loci, /, "a sssfss Il
Isase Boy KIN u u 5 40
Claremont 6{ 60
Middleton 80 5s n
ArrtYe at Junction !. .f2 ssss iss 4,
ON hiONDAYS,ffyV WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS, an "A Accommod odation Train will
leave the Junction at d 4 s, al, Id. and arrive
at Camden at 10 lO4 and returning, will
leave Camden at 70 .. CLOCK, NJ: and arrive
at the junction at . 3355 355 sss
ss ON TUESDAYSiaT THURSDAYS and
the ccotnfno dafion Train
viii run to Columbia, leaving the y unctions
at 2 10 a. 4bi, will arrive at Columbia at O.
O'Clock a. M. returning will leave Columbia
at ! O'clock, arrive nj Junction at 3 50.
GEO. s.. HACKER.
Agent I'rai aiisport ton s :. r. r.
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CLARK'S HOTEL,

SUWTERvHALE, s.. CAROLINA.
The subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that he
has opened for their accommodation a House
OF Entertainment in this place. He solicits
share OF public patronage, and promises to
spare no pains in order to merit and secure
the same. He would further add, that the
ocation OF his House is such. as entirely sub
serves both business and quiet. a trial is all
he asks.
WEBB CLARK.
Jan, 8, lS49. IL If
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More New Goods Received,

The subscribers have received another lot
of Spring Goods. They have great variety
of Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting (viz.) OF
embroidered Aluslins, embossed do. dotted do.
sprig do. cold. do, Lawns, Cambrics, Muslin,
Ginghams, cold Ginghams, mourning do. &c.
a variety Of Linen Drills, vcstings, Ready
made Clothing, Panama and Leghorn Hats,
California Hats, &C.
Also TO be found at their Grocery, fresh
No. l, NIackcrel, dried Herrins, N. G. and
country Bacon and Lard, superior N. o. Mo-
lasses. &c. ]. .T.SOLOMONS g. co.
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SIIERIFF,S SALES.

By virtue of sundry Executions to ME d.
rectcd, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
June next, within the legal hours of
sale, to the highest bidder, for Cash, the fol-
lowing Personal Property. Purchasers to
pay for Titles.
| negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of John w. Brownfeld, at the suit Of
A. G. Spain.
HARVEY SKINNER, s. s. D.
May Ii, 1910. 90 81
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The subscriber having jus. returned from
Charleston with an assortment of BOOTS,
SHOES, Ladies' and Misses SLIPPERS,
TIES and CATERS, of every kind what
ever, offers them TO tho public on better terms,
for Cash, than can be had elsewhere, and So
licits an early call at one door east of Miller
q Bossards Drug Store. Also, the New and
Fashionable slipper for Ladies called TAY-
LOR TIES.
May 80, 1910. 81 If
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South Ear0li,,a--S,snatcr Dist.

tSO1tfis Ia7'Otal1lt-------iSa Sat27atc1. lplSts
Henry Spann, \,
t5s6t5F7ts VS.. ss 4fi.
Jane Williams and tf8
others, Defendants Il
II appearing to my satisfaction that Jane;
Williams and Rebecca Jane Spann and others
Children OF Martha Williams 8, and Children
of Charles s. Spann, Defendants in the above
stated case, reside without the State Sof South
Carolina. tits therefore ordered that they;
do appear and object to the Division OF Sale
of the Real Estate OF Richard Spann, daceass
ed on or before the 18th day OF June next,
or there consent will be entered OF record.
..,,,. w. LEWIS, or ID. ~
March 18th, }Sd9. 20 q, 3m y5ss
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Ten Dollars Reward,

LCu OUIldIS IlSW GIul p,
Runaway from the subscriber, on the 26lh OF
March last, hor' negro man DANIEL. fIe is
about five feet, inches high, tolerabiy stout,
his teeth projects little in front, he is very black,
abont forty years old, supposed to bs harbored
about Sumterve. Any person delivering said
negro to tho subscriber, OH her plantation, or in
Sumter Jail, will receive the above reward.
ESTHER PERDRlAU.
2Slh april. l949 &c 3,n4
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a. CONyYAY,
DRAPER AND lHAJL0R

Respectfully informs the public and il:s
patrons that he has just received a fiii. dr.
sortnsent of N EIV AND FASIIION
,.'lill SPRING GOODS, Clott,e, Cassimeres, Yes
ling, Drillngs, Drab D. ete. etc; etc. A
large Assortment Of Ready Mady ClothnIg
at prices to suit the Times, 10 which he
calls the attention of the Residents of the
District, 81 is45 b, &. t<s5f
mings ect.
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-05-30
New Spring & Summer Goods

New Spring & Summer Goods.
The subscribers have just received and
are now opening beautiful and we'll Sc
lec,ed assortment Of Goods, suitable for
the season Among their rich selection
will be found--Barages, Muslins, Cling
hams and every variety Of Calicoes.
Also, for Genllcmcn's wear Linen drills,
Drab d Ete's, and Co,tonades. A general
assortment, Cotton Goods, such as Brown,
Bleachcd and color'd, Eomespuns Checks,
Bed Ticking % and 80 inches; Outright
Osnaburgs, Crockcry, Hardware, Shoes,
Hats, &C., &C., at Charleston prices.
CLARK & LEWIS.
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