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rosEIc, sAFEhls NEWS.
SsSEx1y
Intelligence BY the Enropm.

We extract, says the Baltimore 5 IN
from the New York papers, the following
Intelligence. received by express aud leir
graph at Liserneol. up to the hour Of Tbs
sailing Of the Europa:
I ENGLAND.
Z RuMouRD CHANGE OF MIyIsTRY.-Lon
don, April Z, 10 A. MI have Just been
informed that rum0r is prevalent in pc.
li'ical circles this morning. that Lord
Staniy aud his party have como TO the de.
Termination Of strangling the bill for re.
pealng the Navigation Laws, and thai in
tho event of the House Of Peers rejecting
the bill. il 10 said that John Russell aud his
colleagues will resiso; Lord Slanly will
then accept the office should her Mnjcsiy
send for him. Al some Of the Clubs, II is
said that the following list is handed about
as containing the names Of The more prom.
nent of The Sianly Cabinet;
First Lord Of tho Treasury, Lord s,aniy,
Home Office. Duke Of Richmond.
Chancellor of the Exchequcr. Mr. Herrio,.
Foreign Uiice, Mr. Diraeli.
Colonis, Mr. Ncwdegate,
Lord Chancellor. Lord Bfeughom,
President Of the Council. Duke oil Eng land.
IRELAND.
The Case Of Mr.. DpFy.-The Commits.
sions Coui is to open this day, April 7,
and great anxiety is felt to leaInihe course
W hich the crown lawyers vii take in the
case Of M. Duffy. Tho interview which
the Irish Members had with Lord Claren. (
don, IN the early part nf this week. has
The lfeDds of the unfortunate pri. I
.oner, TO feel satisfied that no stone will be /
eft unturned TO convict him. All parties,
sven the bllleresl political npranenl II Mr..
DniIy, has regarded tho Observation of
lord Clarendon Us TO his guilt not only an.
allied FOR, bot wicked and Unconstitutional.
So thoroughly Indignant are the editors of
he Tory Pfess, that the most able and 10.
Of them arc soundly rating his
,nrdshlp from the mischie,uus Course he
bought proper 10 pursue.
Starvation and Cholera. Letters
.hlch We have received from the south Of
Roland this morning, arc very alarming as
. the spread Of starvation. The cholera
also daily adding to The number ~ deaths.
Funds for MiichtFs Family. Tile funds
elected Tor the support Of Mrs. John 5
Ii'chel aud her children, aud which have
cen handed over 10 that lady, amount 10
4 ,127 l5,. 81.
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GROSS OUTRAGE.

With view, among other great o'Jee,s. 10
M,ssiaslypi aud Pacific highway.
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STATE OF YORTMcAROLINA,

UNION COUNTY.
NoT1cEis hereby given BY me. the surviving
~ Executor of the last VIII and Testament OF
TDamas Tanner. decd. to Ellz beth Sibley aud
San,p. Wiley and wife Nancy. children and heirs
al law of SAID Thomas Tam r. deed that they
enme forward snd receive their tis'ribuiye shares
Of said e',ale. otherwise il will be disposed II as
the law Ia such cases provides and directs.
JOHN HOUSTON,
Surfing Ereeutcr Of 7zomas Timer, dsed
.Gay 4. le49. 1923
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GER MANY.

The Nep Emperor by the adsice-
from Berlin, of the i,h inst, We learn thai
both Houses of Assembly had joined in
requesting the King TO accep: the Enpe-
totshIp of Germany.
Intelligence reached Paris yesterday
morning confirming the conditional aceep.
lance Of the scepire of Germany BY tie
King Il Prussia,
Basiae@ al Fr1akfort. The fair Of
FfApklorl was hrtog we'll attended, and
there vas a good deal Of business; il was
estimated tbs, prices were s to 10 per
cent. higher han before.
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A. Rgckinghnui. Richmond CO., on Tues
pay last, rencounter took pace between
James Watson, al that county, and Argus
M;Sseen, Who had been for sams lime re-.
siding IA this village, IN v hich The latter re.
ceIscd four or five slebs liti ctcd With the
most mufderous and savage looking inslru.
menl TIA, we ever beheld. |, was a sort of
dlrk, IN ode Oh, Of an old sword blade, aud
ground TO an edge on both sides. Esclu
sse Of the handle i, was about nine inches
long. Walson, ii was said, had exhibited
ihls formidable weapon TO some Of his
ighbors beforehand, and informed them
that he had made Il Tor the purpose Of kill,
ing McSwccn - with whom he had ptevi-
oa'ly had difficulty. Tne transaction
occurred in The Court yard, IN the pre-.
snce Of crowd VI bystanders, who per.
mlted Watson 10 walk quietly oil, after
the knife had been taken from him For
ashile McS~cen's life was despaired I'll ;
bot on examination by several physicians
duuns,ely on the ground, it was ascer.
hlned thu, his wounds were not mortal. -
0ns of the ihru-ts would have proved in
eulatly fatal to him had the weapon not
been stopped by his rib. Another was
stopped by his shoulder blade. McSween
pa young man OF good education and fine
sanding il is TO be hoped that he will
speedily recsver, lie was doing well on
Thursday morning. We have not heard
from him siace. Watson had made hi,
Escape. IN. c. Argus, April "a.
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MYIHNEANs

Married. in this county, on the 25ih ui., Wy
the Rev. J. + w. Freeman. Mr. JOHN &. WE'D.
DINGTUN TO Miss ELIZABETH nARTr.
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A NOVEL USE OF A KISS.

The iris at Lewistown Falls must be
strong lelolers, as tho following from the
Journal Of thai place will show. We are
Inclined to think, however, tina, they use
father dangerous ties, TO mans temper.
suce principles, since ono might be tempt.
"a TO drink, 10 order TO have the pleasure
passing inspection:
:" A gent, not many days since. and not
many miles from Lewistown, returning
lrom sleigh ride. on arriving at the pa.
'sinal mansion Of his lady, gave and 70.
sered kiss Of friendship, as he supposed !
ou' alas the sequel will show how much he
'" mistaken, for the door having closed
10 overheard the following conversation;
Why, Lucy, ain, you ashamed 10 kiss
man out there all alone with him | Vince
was girl, ! would no. have done II for
The world"
No, ma, am not" answered Lucy
'or ! only kissed him to smell Of his
wreath, TO see y Ae hadn't been drinking
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Abdica'ion md Fight Of Charles Al
ber'.-The AuslrIans having completely
routed the Piedmnnicso and driven them
TO the mountains, Charles Albert abdicated
the throne in favor Of his son, Victor
Emanuel, and hag Of truce beipg sent to
The Austrian tent, Marshall Raderzky at
once acceded TO on armisiice. TIE new
King pledges himself 10 a,iGcluic treaty
ol peace, TO disband ten military compa.
MES oi llungsriars, Poles and Lnmbltds,
who are received. The Au>tfiaus who
bold Tufn open to them, unanimously
fnrobore TO take advantages which might
have provoked tho susceptibility Of France.
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8FThs Election of School Committee in The
several Con mon Schoo! Districts will luke place
on The last Saturday Of June next, being the last
day Of the month. In order that the eiizsns
may receive the benefits OF The State appropris-
lion, each should feel il his duty to be present Of
this election, and select persons 10 supeIIntoDd
their Interests, WHO will have common feeling
with The District. 27.i30.
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LATEST CoMMERCtALINTELLI
GENCE.

eFs4NN 10
Cotton Md-kd.- Liverpool, April I,
II A. M.-There is nothing du'ng IN Cot.
ten to day, both Yesterday and To day be.
ing kept as close holiday al the brokers
ohics.
Corn Market Oar Corn Marse, is
quiet, aud some few sales upon retail
scale are being made in Flour and Indian
Com. No alteration can be noticed in
price, but holders manifest degree of
hrnness IN their operations.
Trade al Manchester, The Manches.
ter goods and yarn market opened this
morning with Gulelness. Indeed, until the
completion Of the Easter holidays, little
business will he transacted. Yarns sell a,
tho advance Of \ per 10. for India quail
ties, and No. 40 II. The Greek houses
arc no, active in their purchases, and the
Italian trade continues very dull
london Money Mar ke.-'Fhe London
Money market has opened this morning
with rather depressed feeling Cor,l.
rental advices received in the course oil
the morning being deemed less satlsfac,o.
~. Prices have therefore been quoted at
decline of ! 10 ! per cent. on the rates
Of the 9th. Railway shares are also dull,
and lower prices are being accepted.
Metals. The London iron market has
I been dull this week; and although lower
prices has been accepted, but lite bust.
ness has been done. No. Scotch pig,
Ats. to AIS. Cd; mixed, 46s. CD. No. ,
sos. Garlhsnerrie, 49s. to sos. net cash,
free on board. Bars, 10 Wales. f5 l2s
81. TO Sc; in London. e.; and rails, a,
the works, &c. Some small parcels OF
spelter have been sold a, .El6, and for
quantity els !5s, with frm market
Steel IN steady demand at full prices
Lead and copper quiet a, former TERMS
Tin is dull so also tin plates. Foreign
tin scarce at full prices. Quicksilver i,
steady at IS. a J per ID.
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GIN MAKING. &C.

We are prepared TO execute crders.to any
extent IN the above line, Eoill for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed hy
any madein the State. possessing all the adj
vantases Of the Falling Breast and Sliding
R'bs, which saves great deal in way of re.
pairs We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly
m"rc the finest staple, with an improvement
to regulate the melting of the cotton; our brush
reconstructed on apian, giving at cnce, The
advantages OF ligh.Ecss, strengthened force
all very material in i!fc successful operation
OF GIN We would Invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have no cause to complain
either o! our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING
We ere also prepared 20 do work inthe
Cabinet !!nc-sucli as Bc;!steaGs Wardroles
Sa!c:, Dock cases, Stands, Tables, Curhoards,
a.. az" Il, short notice, or literal icrns.
HUDSON & BROTHER.
OpDC site the Pres wcri0n church.
Sumtcrvi,c, April %, lS47. 2G Iv
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man was induced to send his bottle to
tho Hoosier with his compliments, and
our ssgreen 'un' soon became as mer.
ry as lord. Hiccoughing as he left
the table, he turned round to tho gen.
tlcmen and said: "Wcl!, old (hic.
cough) fellows, you (hiccough) could.
MT (hiccough) come it over (hiccoueh)
M me with your (hiccough) private wine,
The 6 classes fairly danced upon the ia.
bic with the uproar aud laug ghtcr which
this last remark created, and the Hoos.
;er, staggering out of the room, made
the best of Ills way to his boat Plea
yune.
Mg The following advertisement
the Knickerbockcr found posted on a
lamp-post in Canal street, Albany:
STRAYED OR STOLEN. My wife
Ann Muriah. Whoever returns her
will get his head broke. AS for trust.
ing her, any body can do so who sees
fit-for, as I never pay any of my
own debts, it is not all likely that will
lay awake nights thinking about other
peoples.
JAMES @. DoBsoN.
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y l,pEAu,NIS9'lFN<rGo

VI ca K D The undersigned respect
fully informs the citizens of Sumtervile and
surrounding country, that he carries on the
rAlNTlNG BUSINESS in all its rarious
Branches, viz:
fd0Hse, siga,, Ornamental ard
Decorative: Gliding and Glazing:
Correct limitations OF Fine Wood; Marbles.
GRANTEES, DC. &c, and hopes from deter
mInatlon on his part to give full satisfaction.
both as regards Workmanship and Prices, to
merit share OF their confidence and support,
ALBERT H. GRAY,
N. B-pain;s of all co.ors and description.
and ready mixed, for immediate use. fnr
country accommodation. For Sa!e. ON rea-
sonable terms,
A. II. G.
n 1il orders punctually attended to.
AT Mr.. Sargent's Cabinet Ware Rooms,
Snmterrile, s. C..
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STAGE NOTICE.

The Stage will run daily from Sumteryllc
to tho Claremont Depot on and after the lst
OF March, and will leave Mt 3 o'clock in the
morning, setting out on its return, on the ar
rival OF the cars i'll the afternoon from the
junction.
p. M. BUTLER.
Sumtcrville, 2ath Feb. 1910. lS GIN
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New Spring & Summer Goods

The subscribers have just received and
are now opening beautiful and well so-
lccted assortment Of GooG-, suitable for
the season. Among their rich selection
will be founi---Barnges, Muslins. Cling
hams AMI every variety Of Calicocs
Also, for Gent!emcn's wear Linen drills,
Drab d Etc's, and Co,ionades. A general
assortment, Cotton Goods, such rs Brown,
Blenched and color'd fIomcspuns Checks,
Bed Ticking % and 30 inches; Outright
Osnaburgs, Cr2ckcry, Hardware, Shoes,
Hats, Sc, &C., a, Charleston prices.
CLARK g. LEWIS.
April IL % If
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N @ T ICE.

All persons having goods shipped to Mid
dlc,on Depot, will be charged Storage on the
same, Qn case they remain in Depot over
seven days after the date of their arrivaD and
IN every such instance will the storage be
required to be paid before The goods are
delivered
B. +, WILSON, Agent.
Middleton Depot, S. c. r. r.
June 6 81 u
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New & Fashionable Clothing,
GEORGE A. HYDE.


SUCCESSOR To HOUSTON & HYDE, 2s3 KING ST.
Opposite Nrrchants Hotel.
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Clothing,
G. y. II. Respectfully invites the attention
OF his friends and the public to his large as
sortment uf Fashionable and Elegant Cloth-
ing now on hand, equal in every respect to
the best custom work, to which he is weekly
adding large supplies direct from his own
Manuiactory in New York.
This Establishment is conducted entirely
on the Cash Principles both in purchase and
sales, giving him great advantage in his Sc
ectlons and enabling him to to sell at New
York rates. lie is now Offering this stock,
(Which is not eXcclcd for rarieiY, siylc, beau
~ and durability of workmanship in The
Onton, at such prices as to make i an induce
mcnt for purchasing to call before making
their selections. a superior assortment OF
Fine Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Canes, sc. &c.
constantly on hand.
With attentive and obliging statesmen,
gentlemen can depend upon having their
wants supplied Immediately. All garments
warranted to fit well and give satisfaction in
every respect.
" Mr.. JOHN II. DAILY, long known in the
clolhing line is now at this establishment,
where he would be happy to see and serve
his friends
GEO. A. HYDE,
Succession to Houston &. Hyde.
Charleston. May %, 1910. 30 ly
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Dissolution of Copartnership

The coPartnership heretofore existing u;i
der the firm Of SARGENT g. MILLER
dong business as Cabinet Makers in Sum
tcrvlllc, was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 10Th inst.
DANIEL S. SARGENT,
WILLIAM b. MILLER
June l5, 1fI0 81 If
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TIE GREAT Mali. ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. C,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of I.al-
rens-st daily at 3, p. nj. after the arrival Of
the Southern cars, via WILMINGTON and
WELDON, N. G. PETERSBURG, RICH
MOND, 10 WASHINGTON, BALTI-
MORE, and PHILADELPHIA.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers of this line, from Charleston to
Wilmington, arc in first rate condition, and
arc navigated by we'll known and experienced
commanders, and the railroads arc in fine or
der, thereby securing both safety and dispatch
A THROUGH TICKET having already
been in operation is now continued az per-
mancnt arrangement from Charleston 10
Philadelphia. Passengers availng thcmscl-
YES thereof, will have the option either to
continue without delay tl,roug gh; the route or
otherwise. 10 stop at any Of the intermediate
points, renewing thcis seats OH the line to
suit their convenience. By this route travel
lers may reach New York on the third day
during business hours. Baggage w,ll be
tlcketed on board the Steamer to We,ton as
likewise on the change of cars. at thn inter
mediate points from thence to PHILADELPHIA.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia at $20each,
can be had from T., WINSI.OW, Agent of
the Wilmington and Raleigh L. R. Company
at the Office of the Company foot Of La,lrens
street, to whom please apply. For other in
IsC. DUNCAN,
Atthc American Hotel, Charleston s. C.
May 8 40 "
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Esssccnsiis;.,s. .n,

The subscriber, through The solicitation of b;s
irencs, has made arrangements To sand his cr,..
bfatcd Horse BUCEPnALUS, Jr. in Sum,rr
District, ihe ensuing Spring. Said Horse muv
m ns cSper'sn TO pass through Sum'erville. by
fuiton, and perhaps Statcburg, aud in the Fork
OF Blatk River; and any 9TH place where sui-
hc;ently encouraged and convenient to his rcut.
which will be determined by tie groom
I'criliS-Hucephnlus Jr., will be let 10
mnrea ut Sl.0O; $500 the season. and Slo.Oo
to insure; % cents TO the groom in cvcry in.
stance. Parting with the mare forfei,s tbe ;n.
surahce III every instance. Every cate will be-
taken to preven, accidents, but no liability should
any occur. '1'0
n. Is. Where company of 6 or mares is
made up by responsible persons, and the IIors.
and Groom furnished fee of charge as he is p,ss-
ing round through the season, will reduce ,be
season 10 50 and the Insurance to $40. Twill
also , give The same chance to all those who fee;
disposed to patronize my iIorsc upcn sand ,e, mn
and conditions.
PEDIGREE.
= hu'erhnus, Jr.. was go, by J. p. Rogers,
Bncepha'us; he by W'iamsnn's bedford Of Vir.
g'n'a' aud he by Old imported Bedford. Old
b"cepnnlns' dam was by old king Eerod, and
ne oy wig; Iwig by The old imported James:
ms =. d"in was, according 20 uformu lion, a
Meniry. Nucephains Juniors dam was cot bv
old White Oak Split; he by Lewis Con ms SpIn
whose performance as a Ruce Horse was well
established on the Camden Turf. and he ou, oS
thc Old 'mPottcd Rattle The Cash; Buc.pholu,
Jts. z. dam was got by Marcus.
could here publish long list Of certificates
i"" d'erent Districts relative 10 bucepha.us
Jt 5. reputation as II fon gcltcr but deem, i, pss
less as reference can br had to his printed hills
ana 10 chizrns OF Sumter District who have
seen oil his colts and know they will not suffer
ny comparison with those uf any o,hrr Horse.
ia vi ES ID. MCII,WAIN
March 1t, 1870. On On,
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M0re New Goods Received
NEW DRUG STORE.

The subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers, friends, and the public gcncr-
ally of Sumter, TINT lie has, and will constant
ly keep on hand, a Fresh and we'll selected
stock OF Medicines, Paints, OILS, Dye Stu1s,
Window Glass and Putty; Fine Soaps and
Fancy Articles; all Of which will be sold
cheap, by
r. SIDNEY MELLETT, ~ ID.
One door ,rest Of lIcLcan's old stand
+, 5. AllordcIs from the country prompt
y attended TO.
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For Sale,

The subscriber offers for sale his planta-
ton, situated between Sumtervl!e and State
burg, containing 800 acres of land; a good
dwelling House and out-balIdines, with an
excellent Grist Mill: the Mill House is in
first rate repair, having been lately rebuilt on
an improved plan, a good stand for custom,
with Gin house attached, running hy wa
ter. Any person wishing to purchase can
apply to
CHARLES c. JACKSON.
Sumter, April 30, 1919 27 If
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A CARD.

The subscriber, having taken, the corner
Store known as Mcl.cans) would, most
respectfully, acqnaint his old Friends, and
me Public at large, that lie will at all times
take pleasure to accommodate them, in Cut
ing ana Making up Garments, in the most
fashlonablc and substantial manner
lie VIII keep constantly on hand a fresh
ana seasonabIe assortment, Of outftting, OF
inc iatcst and most approved Fashions, and
hnpes' by pnnctuality and his desire to please
all 70 merit continuance OF their Patron
age and confidence.
d. J. WINN.
JAM Is, lS40, l2 #
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"A Can'aHo

MIR. H. ]. BRTSSEN DEN, of Charleston,
Professor of Music, offers his services in the
Formation and Instruction of Military Bands,
&c. Mr. b. is possessed of the most salts
factory testimonials regarding capability and
character. Communications can be address,
cd to the care OF Mr.. F.. Zogbaum, POI King
street, Charleston, S. C.
April Is. % an
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IMPROVED COTTON GTNS

Thankful ior past favours, the subscriber
wishes to INFORM the public that he still
Manufactures COTTON GINS at his rs.
tablishment in Statcsburg on the most i'm
proved and approved plan, Of the most sim
pie construction OF the finest finish, and OF
the best materials, TO wit, Steel .Sa,rs and
Sieel plated RIBS case hardened, in which he
will sell for two dollars per saw. lie also
repairs old Gins, and puts them in COM
plcte order at the shortest notice. All or.
ders for Gins will be promptly and punc,u-
ally attended TO-
WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stateburg, S. c. April II, lSi9. 2i ii
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY
-

Trade has continued quiet hli s'eacy ard CcrroS hss
been IL uoderse cemsrt Tls prospect Of TIE harvest
BENG Of favorahe cl.acer sld AZ soserce IS
yet % ary disease il lie potato crop hss tended 70 ower
The grce o. BsEAosrgTFs here
METAL market steady, AMI far ba.iuess goius for
ward
MoSIY :. st. abundant, and csn % ooi.nsd On the
term. act roied
TIE demand FOR CorroS has ssen more limited ;hi.
week ih.n Tor tine past he sses snount TO Il.
% bae, Of which s. isser By .peeuiaior' and
500 for expert American description, aiken were Z p
lsad. sd Sd Or.esa'. - q Adams and Nozzle
lii 81 and ssa lsard' Sd 80 p.rl5 The sses q
Yesterday Aboui % bse. and he market closed
with favor Of me buyer TIE % hand In
Liverpool s.. estimated 900 asslast $1,000 ih.
tine i-si yea
Tie weather con,n1e' exceedingly tne and forcing
the grain crops 70 maturity TIE harvest hss con-
menced he souhsrn ii.lct. Of England and he sp-
p-arsnce Of =, the Eran crops promises very abundant
ye.d Prices are unchanged Advices from Hsvre dsied
Aug 2ss,e ,as he excitement given the Cotton Mar.
"Wednesday by IN American sdvicss va Liverpool
complete sAnd ne following day saies 10
iuF ou.y 50 bale. Prce. were. however. trm Al Ia
cher lie con.o Marte, seaiy and prices Tor money
q nd sccounf closed Friday ~
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SIXTH DISPATCH.
rsE rsxr SOIL CONVENTION

ROME Wednesday. Aug 49, NJ
At P NJ the Convention rsassembled Mr.
Grover Of Allegheny Introduced proposition, prefsced
By few remarks 10 be submitted 70 the Hunkers re-
atng TO tbs power Of Congress over Slavery IN the
District OF Coumbs and also In the Territories which
was passed.
A communication was received from the President OF
the bunker Convention, announcing that the Com
mi,tee Of Conference lad been appointed
A motion then made and carried that Ike
Committee be appointed consisting Of Mr. Kennedy for
the l.t District Brown for the Id, beekmsn for the
ild King for the Ivth LOOMS for the VIII Barlow for
the With Campbell for the With, and Church for thc
With with Mr. KIM Chairman. The Convention then
passed resolutions restricting the powers Of the Com
mittee and leaving al questions 10 BE- ultimately lie
cided BY the Convention.
resolution passed insusctins the President 10
communicate the progress Of the Convention ~ the
nunkers Subsequently the power OF the Convention
was enlarged
An adjournment took place I'LL this evening