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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-08

North Carolina. Election From the Coda.
boro' Patriot We lclrn tint in I.opoir county
LANE (Dam) has U minority OF 1863 In
Green % to 30. The reports from Pitt are
that STANLEY has lost ground. In Wayne
Co. LANE has lQ7S,. STANLEY POI. Seventh
District Sampson Co AsirE G25, REID 72l.
Warsaw, AsitE II, REID 20.
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The correspondent of the Baltimore Sun writes, on
Wednesday:
The following the quiet appontms nts that were
acted Yesterday is supposed principally If not altogeh-
en- by Mr. Ewing's suggestions
M L. Clark of former governor surveyor general,
Missouri.
d. d. Mitchell superintendent of Indian affairs.
Col Crockett, (nephew of David) district attorney.
Capt. Twltchel postmaster, 81 Louis
Mr.. Winner, India agent
Gen Elliot Lee Indian agent at Sante Fe.
Mr. Ewing being the only cabinet minister from the
West, is bound to take OF the western interest.
The AxE-W N. W. Dorsey, esq, for several years
postmaster Milford in this State, has been removed
and "a whig" perhaps san ultra whig," appointed.
John w George the appointee We should be glad
TO know what charges made against the honesty,
competency, and fidelity" of Mr.. Dorsey. Who makes
Del. Gazette.
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letter from Cincinnati states on the 26lh March,
that the steamboats, from below report that the cholera
has again made its appearance the Ohio and Msss
spp rivers. The steamer Bride, which reached Louis
vile yesterday on her passage from New Orleans had
large number of OF cholera board fourteen of
which proved fatal. The steamer George Washington,
which arrived at Memphis the 23d, lost fifteen of her
passengers by the disease. The Creole also had
three deaths The cholera has been confined principally
to the emgrant passengers"
The Nashville Wing of the 22d states that there had
recently been two deaths from cholera Nashville, as
far as II was personally acquainted with the acts-viz
a clerk in the house of Messrs H e. B. Douglas and a
negro boy but that "there other cases, of
which had terminated favorably, and some of which
would probably prove fatal The number of cases, how
ever is small"
In Gainesville, Tennessee, the Jefersonan of the
oh reports from ten TO fifteen cases. among these three
deaths But there was very little alarm among the citi-
zens and the weather seemed favorable to the speedy
extinction OF the disease
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The Frankfort Woman pays the following Just tribute
10 the memory OF this worthy and distinguished man. who
oreathed his last the 18th instant at his residence
Mercercounty, aged about GO years
beloved ar his private virtues and respected for his moral
WORTH Gen McAee had high claims be sides the con
soefa'lon OF his felow-czens He among the first
oh oil henuckys sons and lived and died the spot
" ais bth following in the footsteps of his patriotic and
n'ioed ancestors. Possessed of good education and
u private lie, to which he devoted, the service
VI MS countrymen. and served them in almost every
'paciV-civl and mitar y-where his services could be
Thought into requiston. He served a campaign in the
northwestern army during the of 1872 and alter
wards wrote the history of that war. He served many
years IN the Legislature of this State being repeatedly
eoc~d 10 both branches elected lieutenant COVER
% oi the State In time of high political excitement
W larger majority than other person ever received
' ue same ohce IN proportion to the vote polled and
oe served his country in an important d plomac station
ABROAD Bat detail of these public honors will be given
ny Trend and relative in Mercer petent 10 the task
anu possessed OF the facts. We have merely alluded to
eu as evidence of the estimation in which he has ALWAYS
en held by those who knew him best 1t was not for hi
o'oy honors we esteemed him The purity of his
'o was The attraction which bound him all hearts
i ne wl be moumed because he possessed every quail
Ivy vi uie head and heart make respect and love
him, ~
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OFFICE OF MILLER q co..,

Corner of Baltimore and ST. Paul streets,
WHERE more splendid capital prizes have been sold
w and paid than any other house in the Union and
the oldest established exchange and lottery office in Mary
land
MILLER Il co. have the pleasure Of presenting to the
public the most
brilliant Lottery drasor in TIE Unttsd States.
Tie capitals are large and brilidnt-the main prize
One Hundred Thousand Dollarsl
And the chance obtaining capital prize truly splen
did In purchasing by the PACKAGE the p1rchsser has
chance 27O0 of drawing the great prize OF 800 and
chance in $50 Of drawing either the 300
25 OOO or $l2 chance in every six packages OF
drawing The yiOO oOO $4,000, $4,000. Sl25oO 5000.
$4,000 3 Co., $1,000 $50. Truly splendid chance
tor packages.
MILLER Il co. say try one and in return look out for
least OF the
Capital Ps1zess 4p
Besides this splendid chance in packages, there fifteen
drawn ballots, making fifteen prizes in every twenty-five
tickets.
Look Mt most noble Lottery,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of .narviand, CfGss H.,
To be drawn the Law Buildings, in the city of Ba-
more, :. -
SATURDAY, APRIL %, l8a9.
Under the superntendence of commissioners appointed by
his excellency the Governor of Maryland
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BALTIMORE, March 29--5 p. M
The Secretary Of the Treasury and the SUB
f,sasury-T The recent appointments. mar
ksts, &c.
The weather has more become clear and pleasant
with prospect of fine spring weather
is stated New York that it is the intention of Mr.
Meredith the Secretary OF the Treasury meeting of
Congress in December next advise modification of the
Sub treasury, by which the specie clause will be abolished
IT is also said IN commefcal circles that the million loan
which called for the LIST of April will then be called
in; and when called, only portion will be needed This
loan will be reserved long possible by the Secretary
guard against contingencies
The recent storm is said have been very severe the
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MARCH 90.

In Galignans Messenger of March 8, we find letter
rom Genoa, dated February IS which announces the sud
den deceose OF Captain Bolton, Of the United States soop
owar Jamestown. 1t is alleged that Captain Bolton was
lying dangerously i'll at the Hotel FEEDER, in Genoa, on the
23d, when mob broke into the hotel seize the person
OF the royal commissary Signor Bufa 'bey filed the in
terror oil the palace, says the letter. with such internal
yels that number OF females thrown into convu-
sfons and the suffering commodore suddenly expired" He
was buried on the 18th ia the English burial ground being
followed to the grave by the officers of the Jamestown and
Of the English ~, Vesuvius,
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observed in the National Intelgencer of this morn
ing long communication preceded by an editorial
article upon the subject of the prescription of former adj
illustrations The disinterested and magnanimous ed-
tors of the nellgencer diIate in feeling and indignant
upon the ruthless prescriptions they allege, Of
the former democratic administrations, beginning with
charge the late administration with prescription, may
be inferred from the fact that Columbus Monroe, whig
and son- law to Mr.. Seaton, of the editors,
permitted to hold OF the best clekships under the
government during the whole of Mr. Folks term; and
that Mr. Schroeder. another son-in-l law of Mr. Seaon,
was appointed office in the coast survey within the
last two years In view of these facts, it is very be-
coming on the part of the editors of the National lnle
gencer to charge democratic administrations with proscrp
ton do not know how many other offices the relatives
mins,raton but Judging from the beginning, very
spectacle share of them to be quarered on the gov
eminent under this administration.
The defamation of the editors OF the lntelgencer will
be properly appreciated from the facts have stated
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A CARD TO THE GENTLEMEN

the different government departments, to the diplomatic
corps, and to tie citizens of Washington IN general
Positively taught for only limited time longer apply SOON
rJVHE possession of HANDWRITING, which is for
i tune to the Merchant, the Clerk, and all persons
gagged public business private life, OF such vast m-
pOrtance, that
Mr.. BRISrOW, FINISHING WRITING MASTER,
of twenty years practice in the Atlantic cities and
London views it OF propriey and public benefit
submitting specimens of his style of teaching at the door
of his Academy,
CONCERT HALL, PENN. AVENUE NEAR 7TH STREET.
Promising and assuring those gentlemen who may honor
with their confidence, that, Notwithstanding the de-
ecs the Stiffness deformiy OF their present
writing they have excellent opportunity of acqu
ing, with certain and sure success,
IN ONE COURSE OF EASY LESSONS,
The ease freedom and handsome similarity OF the writing
exhbited-bold, rapid, and manly
THE LADIES' STYLE
of perfect beauty characteristicay delicate, and
very graceful.
Mar E--lmd
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To the Editor.
WARRINGTON, Marcel
One NOT Of the party.

WASHINGTON, March 81, lS49
The enclosed memorandum, in regard to the proven
ton and treatment of cholera, by our minister
at ST. Petersburg to his family in this city. 1t appeared
to on perusng it, to be full of good sense, and
well calculated to be serviceable where medical attend
ance is not to be Immediately obtained, that | asked
copy for publication. enclose it and if you agree with
me in opinion with respect to its value, will thank you
to give ii place in the Union.
Very respectfully yours, j. A. d.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-30

ne National lntegencer has been authorized to an
noce as candidate for Congress represent the 9th
osu'el OIL Virginia, jeremiah Norton esq, of Cupeper
Duny' MI, Morton is, we understand, the brother of
Mi Senator Morton of Florida
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-30

NARfrlNe.-We call the attention of our readers TO
,ue caro- OF A. and E. s Higgins & Co.. manufacturers.
ana dealers IN carpetng, floor oclo,h, Sc,
'heir patterns are Of the latest fashions.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-30

n ME Dead Sea Expedtlon-A narrative by of the
l. party edited by T.. p. Montague volume with ma D.
Atlantis a story of the sea- by w. @. Simms l vol
Napoleon Louis Bonapare, by Henry Wkoh vol
Nineveh, and its remains by Layard Ist volume many
cpgravngs.
Mar 80 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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A & E 8 HIGGINS ~ co

Manufacturers, Importers, and Dealers in
BRUSSELS, THREE PLY, INGRAM, AND VENETIAN CARPET
INs FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, &c. &c
No. 81 Broad street, N. Y.
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Delaware Breakwaer. Over fifty vessels however, rode
safely whilst several were driven ashore aud
less damaged
is announced here to-day, in somewhat of semi-ofi
ca FORM that appointments of postmasers collectors
for any of the principal ports will be made until the Ist Of
May 1t generally thought that the Baltimore post Of
fee would have been aled the LIST of April the
mencemen of new quarter, and this announcement was
quite Unexpected
We telegraph this morning, the destruction
oil The extensive factory Allegheny city, owned by
zen Moehead. There u partial insurance, but the
loss must be very heavy.
me AAhNkrs.-At Baltimore, this morning. the -four
@ was hte more quiet Sales this morning, Of
3oo bbs Howard street 81 56f and TOO bbs ut "a
NO sales oil wheat Sales OF yellow at 80 cents.
and white at ~ Al cents Sales Of at rs n
Sales OF whiskey to 23f cents in bbs and
23A in hhds.
| No change in mess or prime pork.
Sales 90 900 lbs assorted bacon cents cash and side.
extent at 81 81 cents time Hams are worth
from "a for good prime family. Sales 400 ke..
No lard cash. 1t is held CHER figures
The telegraphine between Philadelphia and New York
is still out OF order.
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/. DROPS.
R-Tinct: Valerianae ather: or.
Ether: sulphurici alcoh
Essent. menth: pepert; aa OF,
$50 to 90 drops in little water for dose.
ii. LINIMENT.
R-Tinct: capsici
Lini: opodeldoc aa 6 o.,
S-For friction.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-30

COL q. OF R-Potomac Tent, No. a00-Tho mem
beers of this Tent who intend being present at the meeting
Alexandria Sunday will meet at the steamboat
wharf, at III O'Clock, without regalia.
March 80 A. r. LOCKE, C. r..
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DARAsOLs, Parassets, and Umbrellas-We will
open this morning rich and elegant assortment in.
Guiding almost every shade OF color We respectfully call
the attention Of the ladies wanting to purchase, our
stock equaed in this District either in richness or
variety, combining also chea pness.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 81 co
Successors of ID. Clagett ~ Co.
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Private boxes rs cents; dress circle and parquee, 30
cents gallery, rs cents.
TIME Dead Son Expedition from n diary OF one OF
the party volume, with map Of the Holy Land.
lust published for sale at TAYLOR q MAURY'S
Mar 80 bookstore, near 9th street.
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-Professor KOcppcns fourth lecture postponed
last evening, OF the weather, until Friday, the
30h. Mar d
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NAPOLEON LOUIS BONAPAKTE, hrst Fress"s"t OF
France, biographical and personal sketches by Hehy
WikofI, small volume. -.
''Nneveh and its Remains" with an account OF VISIT
to the Chaldean Christians Of Kudistan, and the fezdis
or Devil-worshippers, &c, &c., by Lsyard win many
plates -.v,o, =, NANNY
Ms 90 W booksellers, Sfh stleet.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-07-04
Duhuu,le co
Estate of William Smith, Sen'r.

THE undersigned, Administ tor Of tho Es-
tato of William Smith, sen'r., late Of Du-
buque county, hereby gives notice to the heirs
Of said Smith, and Ill others interested therein,
that he has presented Petition TO the Court
of Probate of said county for License to sell
certain Real Estate in said county, (part of the
estate of said Smith,) to pay debts, there not
being sufficient assets otherwise; and that the
goth day Of July next has been set down by said
Court for the hearing Of said clifton, when
said heirs and others can appear and show
cause against the granting Of said Petition, if
any they have. THO. H. BENTON,Jr. Adm
Dnhnnun July 9 1919 al St
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-07-04
s.. AKN S & III g.

VN7 E, tho W dersigned, return our warmest
w thanks to our friends, and the pubic
generally, for the liberal share Of patronage
We have received at their hands for the past 3
years, and hope. by strict attention and pune
tual'ty to business, to merit a continuance Of
such patronage.
We take this method of informing the pub
lie, that we have. at a great expense, purchas
ed the right of the ''Trovil,e Patent" # the
proprietor, John McIntre, Esq of st. Louis,
to be used by us exclusively within the city and
county of Dubuque.
The above patent.right consists of new
and highly important improvement for the
mixing and preparing of white lead, and all
other colors, appIcabl to every color; ,oithout
the use of alcaiics of any description, whereby a
,vhiter, handsomer. md more durable paint IS
produced.
The said improvement is now in successful
use in most Of the large eastern and southern
cities, and the right has been purchased by the
u S. government for the use Of the Navy De-
partment, after having given it u most salts
factory and scrutinising trial.
All who are acquainted with the nature Of
white lead and OIL know that they have no af-
fnity for each othcr-that, mix them as tho
roughly as possible, they will separate on
standing few hours, the lead sinking to the
bottom, the oil remaining, clear and pure. on
the top. If, then, anything can be added to
them, which, without IN juring the body Of the
paint, will cause the two to unite, without the
power of afterwards separating, IT MUST BE
MADE MORE DURABLE; and such is the effect Of
this wonderful Improvement, unsurpassed in
Importance Ivy any discovery of this progress
i've age. Ali, thcrciv;e. DESTROYS Of having
painting done in an elegant and durable man.
ner, and with quick dispatch, will find it to
their advantage to consult us at our shop, over
Jones & Dahoncy's, corner of Locust and Sixth
streets. BENNETT &, UARDlE.
*x*Rcad y-mixcd paints kept constantly on
hand for sale.
We, the undersigned, hereby certify, that
we have had painting done for us by Bennett
q Hardie, with paint mixed according to the
patent improved plan, and are OF opinion tina t
the said paint is in every way superior to any
that has heretofore como under our notice.
for beauty and elegance Of finish.
|. N. gbcc, David Jones.
H. S. Hethcrington, J. NJ, Marsh,
A. ID. Anderson
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-07-04
&C. AR V Z aR9lRzlRR8AaP.

THNHE undersigned would respectfully in
IL form their friends, and the public gen.
orally, that they have this day entered into
partnership under the name Of CHARLES
q RUFUS MILLER, in the
CABINET ( CHAIR MANUFACTURING
BUSINESS,
al the old stand of Charles Miller, opposite
the Land Office, on Main.stree
Furniture, Chairs, and all other articles
in their lire, kept constantly on hand, on the
most reasonable terms. Turning in wood
also done to order, with skill, neutncss, and
despatch. We would also state, that we
have purchased of Jacob Indy his Patent
Right for making Lindly's Bedsteads where
by we have secured the exclusive right for
the County Of Dubuque, Iowa, to manuiac-
ture and veud the aforesaid Bedsteads in
said county. Al persons, therefore, are
cautioned against infringing on our rights,
secured to us by the aforesaid Patent. as
we shall most assuredIy prosecute all who
DO SO. CHARLES MILLER,
RUFUS MILLER.
Dubuque, April "a, l849. 34-ly
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-
Fashionable
r Al j. o tR ] N G. !.


IAS removed to the shop lately upisd
III by Mr.. r. Cox, where he will be happy
to wait upon those who may favor him with .
call. From the experience he has had Tor the
last ten yeers, in some Of the principle Cities
OF the United States, he feels confident he can
9ve perfect satisfaction beth in cutting and
making up garments. ft
His manner of cutting is of the latest and
most approved style.
a. All garments warrcnted to ft and to give
good satisfaction. ~ ~ 84
=. All persons wishing work done in his line,
at reasonable prices and in the neatest man.
ner, are invited to call at his establishment
All orders will be most promptly executed,
and\in such a manner as to please even the
most Tastidcous. a. 25a s2sef
N. 3. ! am in the receipt Of the latest
spring and summer fashions for 1849. t5at5ar
Apr II 1S49 33-6m ~ 3E6EE ss e Esf4aa
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SLOAN'S COLUMN.
THE BEST g CHEAPEST HORSE MEDICINE
I'm 'H'HE WORLD!
$40 ms OINTMENT. AN0 g.,
CONDITION. PO VIDE r

For Purity, Mldness, Safety, Certainty ana
Thoroughness, Sloan's Otintmen Ercels.
And is rapidly superseding al other Ointm ents
and Linments now in use, for the cure Of the
following diseases: ..'l -a'a as&ss.ean ' Of
Fresh wounds, gals of all kinds, sprains,
bruises, cracked heels, ringbone, windgalls,
poll evil, callus, spavins, sweeney, fistula,
stfast, strains, lameness, sand era cks. found
cred feet, scratches or grease, mango, and
horn distempcr.
The POWDER will remove all ,nflamma
ton and fever, purify the blood, loosen the
skin, cleanse the water, and streng then evary
part Of the body; and has proved sovereign
remedy for the following diseases:
Dstcmper, hide. bound, loss Of appetite, in
ward strains, yellow water, inflammation OF
tho eyes, fatigue from hard exercise; also:
rheumatism, Commonly called stiff complanti
which proves so fatal to many valuable horses
in this country 1t is also safe and certain
remedy for coughs and colds which generate
SO many fatal diseases. -. w. B. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 4s Lake St, Chicago, H.
And sold in nearly every town in all the w est
ern States. Feb. 6, lS49. 23-Iy.
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INVALUABLE DlSCOVERY.--The Inven.
} tor of M Lanes Ve-miluge having disposed
of his right to his great remedy, the proprictors
Messrs. Kidd 4 Co, beg leave to offer it to tho
American public as the best remedy for worms
ever offered 1t has been tried in all parts Of
the country, and in cases which had dctied the
cxertions Of the best physicians, and never
without tho most complete success. We eau.
tion parents against delay. Ii your children
exhibit the symptoms of being troubled with
worms, lose not mement, but at once purchase
n bottle Of NJ Lanes Vermifuge, and thus save
them pain and perhaps their lives.
For sale by Il. Mason
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-07-04
Estate of James Kirbu.

tIE undersigned, Administrator of said Es.
tate, hereby gives notice to the heirs of
said James Kirby and all others interested /,
that he has presented Petition to the Court of
Probate of Dubuque county, for License to sell
the Real Estate OF said KIRBY, there not being
sufficient assets otherwise, and that the 2lst
July next is set down for hearing said Petitions
when said heirs and others interested can ap.
pear and show cause, if any they have, why
said License should not be granted
MAURICE KIRBY, Admir-.
Dnhnnne co July 2 1919. A. 3t*
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BW AN n S A0QRnA,
IOWA CITY.

TENIE subscriber, owner and proprietor Of
Il the above House, would inform the pub
lie, that he has taken possession Of said estab
lishmcnt, and is prepared to accommodates
the travelling community, transient or regular
hoarders, and will cndcavor TO give ger cral Sd
tisfacton. ClIAS. ]. SWAN.
Gj7Connected with the above establishment
is large and extensive Livery Stable, where
strangers can at all times be accommodated
with convcyanccs to any part of the country.
May l6, 1919. Silly.
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RW@W!&I'@ SALE OY
r EAl Is AT e.

wHEREAS, MichaelJ. Sullivan and wife,
~ by their Deed Of Trust, dated Decem-
Der 18th, 1916, and recorded in the Recorders
Office Of Dubuque county and State Of Iowa,
in Book No. /, pages Is and 49,. did convey
unto the undersigned, the following described
Real Estate:-The south half Of Lot number
ten, QO) lying and being situate in the City
of Dubuque and State of Iowa: which Deed OF
Trust was made to secure to Henry Simplot or
heirs the payment Of a Promissory Note, exc
cuted by the said M. J. Sullivan for the sum Of
Five Hundred and Twenty five Dollars, dated
December 10th. 1916, g. payableihrce months
after date-all of which is set forth in said
Deed Of Trust; And whereas, default has been
made in the payment Of said Promissory Note
and the interest thereon: Now, in accordance
with the powers Of said Deed II hereby give no.
tice. that, on Saturday the 18th day Of July,
,le49. between the hours of nine in the forenoon
ana four IN the afternoon Of that day, on the
premises, Will proceed to SELF the above desert.
pea premises, for Cash in hand, to the highest
BIDDER for the purpose aof paying said note
and interest, and the costs attendant upon,this
Trust; and the balance, if any, to be paid to
the suid M. j Sullivan. h 49, 80, ip"' ~
aoz1alss zros ABSALOMs CAIN. Trusteeya,
:ai Dubuque. July I'd, IS49. 44.2t. $50,