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Displays the spirit Of the old sedton law, while il dis
eamsi and we desply amented TO see il in that Journal
The following the paragraph from the Raleigh Regis
Ter alluded to above
fearless and independent press is The guardian
liberties. But when, In the especially Of the
Ion eaessness degeneTstes extreme and reckless
aadaey. and Independence Of tone is mistaken
Wholesale Impotence and arrogance is high time that
the effective censorship OF public opinion should be exerted
10 republican France they are doing
differently, soc; bSt frsst thar he day may
chs~ BE- said Of iaad that arg other poios
than psbHc epwiox secssary TO put STOP 10 the shameless
Yres'sioa " tAs privileges a~d pGposs ofihsprs.
Upon this. the Raleigh Standard thus ably and appro
pdaiely comments:
The d Of the above Is apparent be mistaken by
any Ia FRANCE, they do "maiiers dde reny IT,,
bold independent and free press, which dares speak
miserable creature Louis Napoleon, he deserves
be spoken or is crushed but here have defective
ceasorship but that OF public opinion The Register
TRUSTS" that the day may when what France
10 doing may be necessary here but IL federalism, which
enacted and executed the old "sediion law" in full
In this country. that day would be upon Let
that day come, and viii go down in blood Mr. Richie
has already been expelled from the Senate for exercising his
privileges as the conductor of free press and II federal
ism could do the deed with impunity, and possessed the
power, they would add this Imprisonment and fine,
for what Tho Register pleased term his reckless au-
dacity and his "mpudence and arrogance" Of But
thanks the people, the glorious and unconquera
bic spirit OF democracy, the old sedition" spirit in this
country, Whatever France may do or whoever may look
for light TO her example, has been put down, rise no
moro,!, 1a Nsfsis &sgf 8 I'm H.f
We have commented upon these threats, thrown out
by the organs Of the administration, thus extensively in
order to call the attention Of the American people 10 the
fact that the spirit OF the old sediton act is rife among
and that the press would be manacled and gagged
il the party In power dared to venture upon such
rage upon public opinion.
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.'THK RErUBIIo or SiKRRA MADRk."-The New Orleans
Paa positively that the plan Of separating from
Mexico the States this side Of the Sierra Madre and setting
up independent republic, Is still prosecuted with great
zeal Some 5000 men, according this paper.
tabish themselves along the southern boundary Of Texas
procure and ammunition, and, when the right time
arrives cross TIE Rio Grande and raise the standard
The plan said be skly arranged, and the lead
es are provided with funds The Psua 10 OF opinion that
the Round island assemblagc s really destined for Tamp
CO. and has in reality nothing % do with the expedition @
China. p. Il
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Tho late sir at Syracuse was FAR more numerousy at
tended than any iormer year Upwards Of 900 tickets
10 the great tent sold and Than O00 persons
entered the windal for the railroads even At
Communication prices and for Syracuse hotels and boarding
housss The arsess BIT Of live bcei weighed 5000
Pounds and oher things In proportion. expected that
the fair and cattle show Of the American Institute,
on IN few weeks IN this city, viii equal the State Fair.
least W the number 81 visiters!-N " SUD.
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Mr.. Bsncron late minister England. is stopping,
since his return this city. where he Intends IL 10 said
to take up his permanent residence and devote himself
his hvoritc literary pursuits Mr.. Bancroft highly
,eemed In the London and Court circles for his personal
traits Of character and mind; and in the discharge Of hi,
official duties cvinced udicous regard or all the in,
teres,s Of his counuy.--Nsw Pork Ss~.
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CoHdstse~ Of fAs Norfhsvw Mwksfs. ~ frs,
rHN Ma ..,sa sept nrse stock msr..t Z dspres
Sales Of Pa brands -four a 90; corn meal s. al Rad
Provisions quiei-ssies small Meas PORK slo q s,o
The cotton market is 6rm bas dealers not much inclined
70 operate waiting further news from Europe
NKw YonK, Sept 2O-2 p. m-T6s stook market CON-
,iaus. depressed Treasury 81 100 1904 new loan.
ss !: s. :is: e s. s;s g 9 Z; r ~
sensses iss ne Sales Of 1900 bushels eorn
sys s sss. ' o 81 q e. @ % o
PRIME A,,s, ss So LAID q e. i IBIS. ) y. y. = -
New Orleans sugar 81 css R r s.iss o.
~ cts The cotton market continues Arm Sries are ma
ssas whsiey selling s Fl g sSS S b &C. io' Or
No udngs yet OF the steamer Cambria now due q Hail.
fax. ~ -T - ~ $500
A~othsr riot IN MowtrsaL
Mos.sr1 Sept lson Monday public msspg
OF framing address 70 Lord Egn. The Opposition
he ne X.
lion then took possession Of the ground and paascd esoa
tue ministry Much Confusion snsusS s.ms w sns
used and several were wounded and some reported killed.
The military were called out; who finally restored order.
Tremendous gale IN the GslE
NEw ORLEANS, Sept 1.-The steamer Globe, at dis
ragged on the coast in that vicinity on the Iah and ih
out . AND
era others considerably damaged ss
Democratic STATE Conys~tiOn IL Massachxsstss.
SPRIsGPIELp, Sept 1.-the democratic Stass uonvon
lion in session here to-day There about sx hundred
delegates n attendance Erasmus Beach, Of Springfield,
MI Haie made speech against sectional issues he Il
nothing favorable 70 free soil about them MI in he
his remarks congratulated the democracy Of Now
George s. Boutwell, Of Cro.on has been nominated BY
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WILLIAM H. MINNfx, late Of the General Land oncs, wnl
claims Of kind against the government bes
Coners. any depmens Hs experiences IN ne sasnt
branches of the especially ~e IN rcison 20 military
bounty lands, viii enable him b. give fun ~ Who ny
of Tor lamb sod
located y military secured, and ell
desdletcr waHn Claims f
win receive special aenton He viii also attend % ms she sn
o real eren1e oned
this city by residents aud ethers.
made Gen yames Shields, formerly ccssner
Of Land Once; Hon. Richard NJ Young late Conmis
Of the cene!ai Land Once 20 ~ NJ cmesn q Ne General
Land once members ConRc generally 81 ue STAR Of noe
Thomas Richie, Edmund Burke, Peter Force, W. W. seson u
oaes a. !; s.ap 1--WE ws.ssas Coach rss~, csss.
Market, Washington, ID. c.
Sep 10
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Import mono i,sl2,0Ii 6osooo issts~S A"i'1'o
The huge bank loans Of lsl2 exceeded the value OF the
produce received In year New Orleans They were
the remains Of the old corupt SYSTEM and persisted with
the resumption Of that year The business Of the port 10
now lig millions against millions Of ioans which scarce
" exceed the specie held by the banks The vast wealth
Of the States floats down the rivers followed by
bills OF exchange which pay for goods and quidaie sc
oouns wherever they make their appearance The dest
nation of considerable proportion is the cites and
the greater their volume the s money abundant In
New York, and the steady 10 tho market under the
operations Of the independent treasury. The duties re-
ceived this port for the las, three weeks have been
5000 799 Increasing the amount In treasury here from
81. 2s5,b4l August n, S3.523,239 September r-or
rather more than the receipts from California In tho
same time. Every day the advantages Of the indie
pendent treasury system become more apparent and In
useful way than In sccustomng people % the
Of coin. As instances the Boston assistant treasury
office, under the three years management Of Ex-Governor
Hubbard there taken bad coin, nor did the
government lose the first penny It's whole revenue, minus
may be remarked that expert do the officers become In
the handling Of coin, that bad and sduersed pieces
recognised by the touch with the utmost precision, per-
rapidly counting will throw the bad pieces without
stopping the proccss or without making This
faculty, attansbe BY all by practice, the safeguard
against loss by spurious money. II 10 stated, good su-
thoriy, that the Chinese officers win detect by sight the
degree oil sdulseaon in piece Of money, with wonderful
accuracy Where coin IL much used the danger Of
teeiu 10 next nothing compared with that growing
OF the Of paper The general prosperity Of the coun
Try Is now leading to rapid multiplication Of bank credits
in various parts OF the country Spectators ara evey
where seeking bank means Of getting
possession Of produce This always At the hsk Of the bill
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IN shs Msn~nHctnre Of Ireny small volume. re-
printed from the Treatise Issued BY the British Society r the
Technical Encyclopaedia pocket Dictionary Of terms IN
The and sciences and Of use nom
fsrcisn languages, with their tnnrsions. vol, 70 cents
Methods q Lccstcs fr Railway Engines, BY g. W. nmn evil
S%M = '''' rRANcK TAYLOR.
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DEG 10 Inform The citizens of Warhngon and - ptsct,
af they have estsb-hed branch % their New I hoes
have complete assortment o. STAPLE sne tsney eaone,
American English, French and German menulece Trey
we ns,euar attention ock a FANCY AND OxuA-
MENTAL STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED DEuLHB,
from they posses. mp:.e sr eoc. dsscs lfsn
inc enah1e6 fn6ucenen
purchasers 20 be found At any other ssoss In m eiy
= Sept 11-lmn
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Died,

In this city on yesterday morning. painful Illness.
ALICE, only child Of WfLEAs T. and MAKy Goeeis, aged s
months and 20 days.
The deceased Of interesting children of s age
and lovely interesting he pride and Idol Of r parents 10
but He who gave bloom and smile" hut
day. has a 70 take and transplant In consena
cline. D
q Sleep, linie baby slccpl
Not IN thy cradle bed,
Not my mother's breast d.
Hencefouh shall be my rest,
!. But with the quiet dead.
Yes with the quiet dead
Baby, thy rest shall bel
On many weary wight,
ttNs Weary Of life and light
Would fAin lie down with Thee"
The funeral place this evening, TndayD At soc'ocn,
om residence parents, Penn avenue between cm
and TN The relatives and friends Of me mmy are nv'ea
attend. I.afAE Nt
On Thursday morning. september 2oy Of dopy on The BRAIN
JOSHUA SANDS son " and ELIZA NJ Mosxs, aged
cir years and ten months =. 7. -..s..- ~
The friends Of the fHmy respectfully invited attend his
fnesul mis- dny AZ 10 O'Clock M from the Of his
IN the Navy Yard. my Herald please copyJ
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The Bank OF Commerce the great seller Of United
stocks the strength Of the French affair." and their
sales broke the market, which is now more firm
Yours, PRENTICE.
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DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY.--L. CARUsI has
the honor that h dancing and waltzng academy
Of ladies and gentlemen
10Th day October, is49 In the Of instruction
fashionable dances will be nizoducsdke
polka, Redua gaopade, Mazurka, &C. Aa&8s 44
All scholars entitled 70 the soirees which will commence On
the opening OF the school q 60 a
Days Of uonTuesdays Thursdays, Saturday. young
ladies, from till O'Clock, for MASTERS from oil ococki
for young gentlemen from I'LL O'Clock.
Private will be given the Saloon IN private families,
a academies fatt SOS ls s IVA
Both saloons now being thoroughly repaired, fresh pantins
paseng, render them worthy Of the a.
bas exhbons, &C.,
any Of which prices will be moderate in the exeme
Sept 2l--eoJt Nitslt W. ~ Wi NNa
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no COHTRAoTORs.
BLUE amer RAILROAD.

BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
"" ss:,s:s 20
next for the construction Of the tunnel through the Blue Ridge, 70
seter with the dssPeas and emhsnkneni eoanecssd srs~ q
The tunnel will be $3.50 long wide, h,
ss 70 ns s and pass 7cc ss below s scp o. lie
being DISTINCTLY stated Ss S ass wsssss ne ssa Or ws
and Win obtain from the uninterrupted all information
The payments win be CASE with suiable Iesevaon On shs
persecution Of the work, win be expected.
of proposals win be furnhed spplicssa ne
BY order Of the President and Directors,
Aug n-dtoctI = Easinees Blue Mdss kailsosd
ProPos.i VIII also be reeeved u.eal M lssh q
October neI for the eenstruios Of s vsLvss1 he
"s Sept isytssh Oct O. cRozEr.
cPLENDID Competing, Curtain Goods. Se-Ths subscri-
be would respectfully invite the senon o. cssn a.1 hos
they confident surpassed, n squsd, any oder
house In the district They name
IN cARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet DO tapestry Brussels
Imperial hres-piy double super ingram
superhne ingram, fine, and hne do
Lcw-pneed all wool nsIaip, royal twIIed vsnssians
Heavy beet ocIo,s, every wid which wm b cut ct any
room of hail.
:. IN CURTAIN MATERIALS, g
Rich satin lainc., nch figured de laines
Rich high coored damasks, rich union danssk
Twilled and plain cashmereu ess.s
Worsed dama.s., all color.
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered mnslin DO
Embroidered masin, BY The yard
Tssseis cords and arsures Of every hind, &c.
Tossr win complete ss,osmss, q .s. and sss
se All Of which are u received are perfectly s ssd VII y o.
feedepcn usual accommodating se An are respectfully In
Sep 4 ii~asws~if - nH HooE co.
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THE steamer oscEoLA VII, On gun6ny, ~
a-9Qe Of sepsembe commence msking ons up week 70
me ag Rsrn,ns leave Baidnors sssry T;s5~v II
ec,cek p win Stop regularly goans a.f ssfnie q
feonsrdown, Md, Mays river, Nd ard C0ne rver Va;
nd :, rhe usual sndnss Inc Potomac, o. ssak Aad
FOR NORFOLK.
The steamer o.ceola win leave Tor Norok every Thurssay a
O'Clock Reanins leave Eor'olk svsv Friday = es'osk
She touches, going r.uns s.A . o. usual
landiarr. n "a ,tst JAMES MfTCHELL,
sepb p ~pA Cspssis.
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uUNFORD's Hsmsr's naAA-P nes rsssssd o. 5 % "a
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BosroN, September 10 This morning, Ivan q Scots
extensive machine works, al New Market, New Hamp-
shire, destroyed by fire. The loss y esimaed
which is covered by insurance. Tho New MAket
Iron Works were also somewhat damaged.
During the past week there ly deaths by cholera
In Bangor, Maine.
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Il
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-the seamer Globe, at ibis
port from Brazos Santiago, reports that tremendous gale
ragged the coast In that vicinity the lah and f4th
inst. Several small vessels dragged their anchors and
driven seaand onevessel sunk and sew
eral others considerably damaged. sss .s T 9 IE
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Total 7slGsr o7siose1 is 1859 isi1s7s iisessio
papk loans Asloi 40 sI3o2io stosop 62s2.s@ 7l7742o
specie iso.esi sss.s1, 7ssss,. eesss 1891 ~
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The Sumter Banner:
dgBLlSlIED A9ERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY
WILL IA NJ j. FRANCIS.
Il L r NJ S.:

T'co Dollars in advance, Two Dollars and
Lilty-ccnts al the expiration of six months, or
dhree Dollars at the end of the year.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option of the Proprietor
aJAdvertiscments inserted ut rs cts. per
square, "a lines or lcss,) for the first and
half that sum for each subsequent insertion
HIhe number of insertions to be marked
on all Advertisements or they will be publish
ed until ordered to be discontinued, and
charged accordingly.
0'Onc Dollar per square for a single in.
sertion. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise.
ments will be charged the same as single
Insertion, and semi-monthly the same as new
ones.
All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines
and Communications recommending Cand
dates for public Offices or trust-or putting
Exhibitions, will be charged as Advertise
ments.
U-All letters by mail must be paid to in
sure punctual attendance
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Fare Reduced to $40 from
sss Ils,sSishs ssh Gss's Gssss ;
Charleston to New Work,
THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROA

THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. C,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of I.au-
rens-st daily at 3, p. m. after the arrival of
the Southern cars, via WILMINGTON and
WELDON, N. c. PETERSBURG, RICH
MOND, to WASHINGTON, BALTI-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA. and N. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers Of this line, from Charleston to
Wilmington, are in first rate condition, ard
arc navgated by well 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 will be continued on and
after the first of Oct. 1S40, as permanent ar
rangcment from Charleston to New York
Passengers availng themselves thereof, will
have the option either to continue without
delay through the route or otherwise. to stop
at any of the intermediate points, renewing
! their seats on the line to suit their convc-
| nience. By this route travellers may reach
New York on the third day during business
hours. Baggage will be tckc;cd on board
the Steamer to Weldon, as likewise on the
change of cars. at tho intermediate points
from thence to N. York. Through Tickets
$50 each, can alone he had from f, WINS
LOW, Agent of the Wilmington and Raleigh
r. K. Company, at the Office of the Company
foot OF Laurens-street, to whom please apply.
For other information inquire of
L. c. DUNCAN,
At the American Hotel Charleston S. G..
MAY 9 40 "
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TO THE PEOPLE OF
SUMTER DISTRICT.
NGyy FaBH GdedpoHsS

kETCHUM g. TAYLOR, would respect
fully invite the attention of tho residents of
Sumter District, who intend visiting the city
this fall, to their extensive assortment of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, con-
slsting in part as follows:
SHg.EGS.
Plain Black Gro do Rhine, Gro Grain, Gro
de Naples, and Gro de Swiss, Figured, Striped
and Padcd do, Rich Chameleon Brocadcs,
Rich Chameleon Glace's, Rich ChamoIion
Satin du Chine, Rich Cham Gro de Afreoue,
Chaml Raw Silks, Cold Marcincs, FIoun-
ces, &c.
C.ASRLRgMESNS,
Double and single width Scotch, English,
German and French Printed, Satin Stripes
and Plain Caslmeres, Paramettas, Madanas,
&c. Plain Mode Cold Alpaccas, Satin
Stripe do, Black do, and Black Bombazines,
in great variety and at all prices.
SE.AwLS.
large assortment of White, Black and
Cold Grape, Thibct Wool, Cashmere, Bro
cadc and Silk, all sizes and very rich.
MaWSEINS AMID E,AGES,
Cold Muslins, White Organdie, Namsook,
Swiss, Book, Null. and Cambria do, Cotton
and Jacconet, do, Laces OF all styles, Lace
Capes, Collars, Caps, &c, Lace Edgings,
Cambria do, Muslin do, and Thread do
ChiEatx and GingssaEas,
English, French, and American Dress and
Furniture Chin,s, English. French and Amer-
can Ginghams, beautiful styles.
CLOTHS SC.
A large assortment of Cloths, Cassimercs,
Twecds, Kentucky Jeans, Rob Roy Plaids,
Satinc,ts &c, Satin, Sik-Vclvct, and Valcn-
cia Ncstings.
DOIHESITCS,
Brown and Blcachcd Shcctings 5-4 TO l2.i
wide, Brown and B!cachcd Shifting, and Long
Cloths, CORD Plaid and Striped IIomespun,
Lindseys, Kerseys, Plains, Blankets. Flannels,
NC, in great variety, and all other articles
usually found in an extensive Dry Goods
Establishment.
i. q 7. would further remark that their
facilities arc such that they are constantly
in the receipt Of all the most fashionable
styles OF goods that are imported and at such
prices as cannot fail TO give entire salisiac-
tipn, To be convinced give us a cali
=. s. All orderes promptly attended to,
and faithfully executed.
kETCIiUM g. TAYLOR,
243 Hing Stree! Charleston, S. C..
.23 Oct, 1910. 52 It
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Male and Female Teachers
w WANHNEEba

lhc board of Trustees Of the Bradford
Springs Female Institute will meet at Sum
tervile on Saturday the Oath November
next, Tor the purpose, ciecting PRINCIPAL,
MALE and FEMALE ASSISTANT, two
FEMALE MUSIC TEACHERS and BUR-
SAh. Tor the ensuing year, commencing on
the LIST Monday in February, and closipp the
last Friday in November following
The PRINCIPAL, must be married ren.
tleman, OF experience in teaching, competent
to instruct i'll Na,uraland Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Mineralogy, Geology, Botany the
Latin and Greek classics-whosc wife will
bereqnlred 70 have the entire csuperintendancc
OF the conduct of the Young Ladies, when ou;
"i the School Room. a salary, of one thou
sand dollars, per annnm is offered, with board
OF himself, wife, and any children they nav
nave under seven years OF age, free of ciIaruc.
The MALE ASSISTANT must be gen
t!cman OF irreproachabe, character, comDe-
tent to instruct in Algebra, Geometry, Plain
Irigonomc,ry, Rhetoric, Logic, the Latin and
Greek classics. The Salary offered is Five
hundred dollars, per annun, and board fur
nished
The FEMALE ASSISTANT must he
competent t" instruct in Spelling, Reading.
Writing, arithmetic, English Grammar, Geo
graphy and History. Salary Three hundred
anu my doIIiTS. pcT aHnuin, WIN board.
Salary, -Four hundred dollars per annum
with boarc, is offered for Lady Competent to
instruct in Music on the Piano, and the French
language.
a Salary, of -Four hundred dollars per an
nun with board, is offered for another Lady
competent to instruct in Music on the Piano.
and Guitar, and who understands drawing
and Painting in Oil and Water colors
For BURSAR and his Lady, who will
be required to discharge each and every duty
pertaining to that office Salary oi, FIVE
hundred dollars, Tor twelve months commen.
cling lst OF January is offered with board
OF themselves, and their children under Sc
ven years Of age.
ADDRESS, pos: paid, d B. McIAURIN,
Secretary SUMTERVILLE
HENRY d. GREEN, Prcsi!en.
Oct. lst, 1919. 81 O.
" Charleston Courier and Southern
Christian Advocate will please Copy twice a
week until day OF election, and forward their
bills to the Secretary
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Head Quarters,

ORDER No.
The 5th Regiment of Cavalry and Odd
Regiment of Infantry, will parade for review
and drill at Columbia, on Wednesday he 9th
of December next, the line to be formed at
II o'clock NJ.
The Commissioned and non Commissioned
officers, will assemble the day previous for
drill and instruction, at II O'clock A. NJ.
The Major General Of the Sd, division, and
the Brigadicr General Of the 81 Brigade oi
Cavalry, and 9th Brigade of Infantry, WILL
with their staff attend.
The Brgadicr Generals are charged with
the extension of their order to their respect.
i've commands.
The entire suit OF His Excclcncy, are d.
rcc,ed 10 attend him on the day Of review (ul.
iy cqnired.
BY order of the Commander -m-chief,
J. w CANTEY.
Adj't and lnsp. Gcnrl.
Oct. II, lS49. 50 II
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THE ANSWER

Sir: | perused your GRAFTON, with
much deiberation, and little conster-
nation, at the great infatuation of your
weak Imagination, to show such venera-
ton on SO slight q foundation. But af-
ter examination, and serious contemp|a-
ton, | suppose your animation was the
fruit of recreation, or had sprung from
ostentation to display your education by
an odd enumeration, or rather multipli-
cation Of words Of the same termination,
though of great variation, in each re
spoctivc Specification.
Now without disputation, your labo-
rious application to 50 tedious an .occu-
patton, deserves commcndation, and
thinking imitation a sufficient gratificar
ton, | am without hesitation, yours,
MARY MODERATION.
ITO SANS DIssIMuIaTIoN.