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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15

The Salary ofthe Preshl4t Of Mexico
hus been reduced from $36, ,pO, and fixed
at $4,000, annually, the hne as our
President.
q Falbor Matthew had administered at
Boston, upto Thursday ,evefng, upwards
of 10, 1000 pledges, and was till going on
with tho good work.
"a, Some, emo called Richard sleolo tho 'vi-
lest OF mankind He re,orlFl with proud
humility. 'I,would bo u glo|ious world if
we're"
Is A.aREENs fellow recently wenl into a
pork tlenler's shop, which h4 4mis,ook for
ano.herestablishmc and irh huire'l-4-"D Do
you cure cholern herc? To-" was tho
Feply,l eve cure hams"
SlsTERmoop.--A lady styling some-
thing about the "sislerhood' in tho pre-
sence OF Frenchman, no trictl; ;--"De
sisters hood! Oh, yes, dnt ! dc ting vo,
.yoor siser ware on her head.
Ifwheels were made squuIc, instead of
round, horses could not SO ctsily run u
way with carriages; and il leople were
notseducated, they would not know how
to counterfeit bank bills.
Why was the Chesapeake in her cn-
gagetnent with the Shannon, fke The land.
ludy Of a public house?
Because she took boardcrs
man being offered glass oI
soda water, the other day, rejected it with
indignation. 'Do you thukI am sala.
mander, said he, '.,o drink water billing
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SEIERIFEvS SALES.

BY virtue of sundry Executions to me d-
rected, will he sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
September next, within legal hours of sale, to
the highest bidder for Cash. the following
property Purchasers to pay fer Titles.
Lot and buildings thereon in
Sumteryille, adjoining lots of J J Miller, A
Is Pooh OF Liberty street, levied ON as the
property of II Ligon at the suit of S May
rant.
One tract of l3O acres of land
in Clarendoh adjoining lands of w. Carpen-
ter and others. levied upon as the property Of
K. K. Thames, at the suit Of J. q. Rhodus,
for another.
One tract of land in the Fork
of Black River, adjoining lands OF II. Sey-
more, ct al, levied upon as the property Of
Jesse Yates, at the suit of r. II. Davis.
Ono tract of 500 acres of land
in Salem, adjoining lands of Mr. Moore ct al,
levied upon az the property of Furncy Langs-
ton, at the suit OF e. A. Rupart, for another.
Ono tract of 90 acres Of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands of T.. Broughton
and w. II. B. Richardson, levied upon as the
property of A. u. Brailsford, at the suit of j.
L. Brock.
One tract of 600 acres of land
in Claremont, adjoining lands OF VIM. San
dcrs and John r. Pollard, levied upon as the
property WIN. Il. Spann, at the suit of S. X.
Hereford.
One tract of 50 acres of land
more or less, adjoining lands of f. J. Moses
and w. l.. Brunson, levied upon as the pro-
perty of WIN. Deas at the suit of A. J. Mo-
ses, Tor al,
HARVEY SKINNER, S. S. d.
10 Aug, 1910.
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,SHERIFF,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
September next, within the legal hours of sale,
10 the highest bidder, for Cash, the following
Personal Property. Purchasers TO pay for
Titles.
6 negroes, levied on as the
property of y NJ White, at tho suits of c d
Gayle, Thos lartwel, l. White. McLaurin
g. Chandler, II Stoddard &, Wood, 2 cases,
Q Chaifee and st. Armand, 2 cases, and
kelsey 81 Deas, = cases.
l gold watch and l barouch,
levied OH as the property of James = Hurst,
at the suit of Thos Mc(!cc
6 negroes, levied on as the
property OF John A Colclough, sen, at the
suit OF James Dunlap.
HARVEY SKINNER, S. S D.
10 Aug, lo10.
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PLANTERS EiEl S EIO'rEII., Z,
BY ROBERT LATTA,
E.ATG ZEN g. RK. Dawes

E-2hA s5h g. Ek. - WIS
Woullrcsrcc,fully announce that he has
now IN charge the above wcN located Hotel,
convenient to the most business par, OF the
Town, for travellers; directly On all streets
passing ihrough--0nd now undergoing thor.
ough repairs. lie earnestly soci;s call
from his trends anl The public gcncralIy-lor
he feels confhcm that they cannot be other
wise than pleased, rs no pains viii be spared
10 make all comfortable
y variety OF the best Liquors can bc had at
the Bar, crce2t on SuRdap. GoIiar's old
l1"' Drcn1y and other fine Liquors in bottles:
the mos, lavnrito brands OF Ctampagnes; the
cEluiccS. brands ofScgars an. '."ohacco; Scotch
.\!e in piuts; SonA WATER and ICE wi;! he
kept constantly on hand during the summer
acaaON.
Coos Stables, roomy lots for Droycrs, and
always plenty o! corn, oats and fodder, and
atc"sivc hoS,lcrs.
lie IS agent for the Northern Line Of Sta
gcs.
\. B,--Omnihuscs run regularly to and
from the lta.l Road Depot for passengers,
who can also bc accommodated with car
r!agc, buggy o: horse to 20 into the country.
Camden, May ID, 1919. IL II
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Rail Road Notice.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
addressed to the undersigned at Sumtcrvillc,
until the 18th August, for timber FOR the Su-
pcrstrncturc of forty (iO) miles OF The VII
mington and Manchester Rail Road adjoining
the Camden Branch. Each mic will require
l7G0 cross ties 6 80 and feet long, and II,
$50 feet, board measure, of continuous bra
cling G*9 in lengths of ls, 2l, 2i, u or so
feet. Further information can be obtained Of
the Assistant Engineers on the line, or the
subscriber at Marion &. II.
l.. J. FLEMING,
Res. Eng. vii. & Man. 4. Il.
July %, ls40 10 3t
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a walirnblc Gsist.

The Board of Trustees take this method
of acknowledging the receipt of a pair of
Bradford Springs Female Institute, by Mrs.
FRANcIs l.. KENNEDY.
as ID. 3. McLAURIN, Ssc'p.
Aug. IL, lSi9. 42 1t
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10 Travellers going North.
@ ssiR ssEs ss
The GREAT MAIL ROUTE PROM

THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CtIARLESr0N,E s.. G., @ sfts
LEAVING the Wharf at, the foot of Lsu5
rens-st. daily at 3, p. IN. after ihe arrival Of
the Southern cars, via WILMINGTON and
WELDON, N. C. C.PETERSBURG,R RICH.
MOND, to WASHINGTON BALTI-
MORE, and PHILADELPHIA & ,s,,;es,s.
The PUBLIC is respectfully informed that
the steamers Of this line, from Charleston To
Wilmington, are in first rate condition, anrI'
are navigated by well known and experiencets
commanders, and the railroads are in fine. or
der, thereby securing both safety and dspatcl,s
A THROUGH TICKET having already
been IN operation is now continued as per-:
mancnt arrangement from Charleston TO,
Philadelphia. Passengers availing themssl-.
YES thereof. will have the option either To-
continue without delay through the route or
Otherwise. 10 stop at any of TIE intermediate
points, renewing theis seats on tho iine ito
suit their convenience. Bythis route travel
lers may reach New York On tho third day
during business hours. Baggage viii be [,
tickcted on board the s;teamer 70 Weldon, as asi
likewise on the change of cars at the inter-
mediate points from THENCE to PHILADELPHIA.
Through Tickets TO Philadelphia at $50 each,
can be had from T., IVINSLOW, Agent of
the Wilmington and Raleigh r. r. Company,
at the Office of,he Company foot of Lauret,s-s
street, to whom please apply For other linz
T.. G. DUNCAN
AT the American Hotel, CharlcseenS c..
May 8 30 asl aIy i@
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New Root 6a
S1t2 AN d @fl
SlsllUln S5trD R lR o. !,

The subscriber having just returned from
Charleston with an assortment of BOOTS.
SHOES, Ladies' and Misses SLIPPERS,
TIES and CATERS, of every kind what
ever, offers them to the public on be',sr 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. f5sf f'l@
dJ'AA rips sc'ced up ,eitheuf charge eiflt'3 J
. Itsf.;lS B. FOESOM.a3s 3
Ja5 H Signo}i ,thesBoot,
May 23' lo1e, 3lj If rs.s
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15

There will be meeting Of the Board Of
Directors of the Wilmington and Manches-
ter Company in Sumtcrvilc on the 18th
inst, and also public meeting of the citizens
at which an address, from the President Of
the Company Gen. w. w. Har!lcc, show
ing the progress and prospects OF the cn,cr-
prizes, may be expected.
AugS 4l 2t
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Cabinet Making, &c,

The subscriber respectfully announces to
the public that, he carries on the Cabinet ma.
king Business in all its various branches; and
hopes by untiring industry ard attention to
business to merit share Of tho patronage of
his friends and the public.
n B.--lie will keep constantly on
hand-Fancy and Plain marble top Dress-
ing Bureaus, Side-hoards, Pine aud Mahoga-,
ny Wardrobes, high and low post curled
maple Red-steads, Sofas and Divans, Centre,
tables, Sitting Chairs of every description.
Mahogany Rocking and Nursing Chairs, dosg
Boston Rockers and Nursing, Pier Tables,
Candle stands, &c. &c. Also, Cotton mat
tresses, which they will sell low for Cash or
goo! paper.
gfFURNITURE MADE and REPAIR
ED a. the shortest notice.
Mahogany and Plain Coffins,
furnished at the shortest notice.
Just received splendid assortment of
Bed-steads, Sitting and Nursing Chairs.
ID. s. SARGENT.
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$50 REWARD,

VIII be paid for the apprehension AMI de-
livery to the Jalor of Sumter District, of Il
slave, named, Joe the property of Wan. W Gbb
Esq, who escaped from custody, near States
burgl, on the 22nd inst, while being brought
to trial. The slave is about 20 or - years of
age, very likely fellow. He was charged
with the crime Of store breaking and robbjnc
therclrom goods and money.
In order that he may be brough, to trial,
will pay the above reward for his delivery 10
the Jailor of this or any other District, so that
he may be dealt with as the law requires.
~. J. COGIlLAN.
July %, 1910. 30 II
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School for Mantien or Main
.... 5ss nerS.
The Substitute for Dancing
SCHOOL,

Mr.. BERGER respectfully informs per-
sons arersc to Dancing that he purposes
opening a School on Main;icn, (cithcr in
Sumtervlle or in the neighborhood) in which
all that is quite indispensable to he known TO
move with grace and uncmbarrcsscd in gen
eral lor exalted society, will be taught, As it
would be too long here to cnumera,c even a
smnll part Of what is taught during a course
on Maintien, Mr.. B., has prospectus which
may be had by applying at Chna's Hotel
NoTE-Mr. g., would particularly call the
attention of the trustees of schools to the
above
Aug. Is, 1919. AZ 2t
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Time is MOneV !

The subscriber having purchased the righ,
for manufacturing Sabin's Patent Washing
Machine iot this District, respectfully calls
the attention of the public to them. For
convenience, simplicity and utility, it stands
unsurpassed by any machine of that descrip-
ton ever invented, as i, will when under
stood wash every article clean, without inju-
ry aud IN one fourth the time taken by any
other mode Manufactured by
d. 5. SARGENT.
Sumtcrvillc, S. C.. Al If
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Beef! Beef!
New A1.A'spEnSCHDleRado

The subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
friends in Sumtcrvllc and vicinity, that as
his opponent in the Beet business continues
to Butcher Oh the s'me lays that he does, that
he will change to MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS are the days he
will Butcher: the prices arc five and six cts.
if Beef is taken regularly rolnd-if choice
pieces every time, OF the round, the price is
eight cents. All persons arc requested to
have small Book so that the Beet can be
entered in their Book as well as mime
June II JOHN CHINA.
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Camden Branch Rail Road

l9n and after the Goth inst, the PASSEN-
GERsTRAlN will leave the Middleton
Depot on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fri
days, at 8 o'clocks, p. M, instead of $40,
as now advertised.
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Notice,

Lost or mislaid, a promissarr Note Of forty
eight Dollars, dated some time in July, 1913
and made PAYABLE to William Webb or bearer
on the first July, lSlS-and signed by II. L..
Jones and William f Melett, the finder will
please deliver the same TO me- as it will he
ofno benefit to him, as the payment of the
same has been stopt
t..f.s Il. r. PLOWDEN.
Aug Is 12 ot
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$4,000 CASH,

This amount in cash to be paid for negroes
from the age of from II to 30 wears old
The highest narke, prices will be given, and
persons wishing to dispose of such property
will find ready sale by applying to the sub
scribcr at Sumtcrvi!lc S. G.
II. J. DINkINS.
Aug, 4, 1910. III ,f
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Reduction os H ocai Fare osas
South Carolina Rail Road,

p fplH tlIUE --UsH 70 ENEJ To tHc ISt SOEO511IIS
cEM SFf % per Ds me 1eaasar 10 ay station On .e
Road. This viii accord with similar. or;
rangement Of the Georgia and Western and
Atlantic Rail Roads and will therefore si.
perscds the Dalton, Rome and Athens Ticks
cts, as heretofore issued. s.g. tSS 4sji
38 ct WIN. r. .BARTLESs, seciiyy, 7.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Sumter Division No. IL,

The regular Weekly Meeting OF this Dioi-
sion will be held on Wednesday Erening
next, at their Hall at s o'clock
w. L. B. HAYNSNVORTII, r. s.
Sumterville, S. G. 10 "
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Bradford Springs
FE.IIhT,T,, INSTITUTE.

The Board OF Trustees of the Bradford
Springs Institute, having elected Principal
and two Assistant Teachers, TO serve during
the present year. IN whose qualifications thcy
have the hisl,est confidence, and having made
every arrangement preparatory To The COM
.menceincnt Of i's exercises on THO first
MONDAY in JULY next, ,,--sivc notice to
the Stockholders aud the public that Pupils
will be received at the Institute at and from
that date.
The admirable location of tho Bradford
Springs inpnint OF health, ana the character
ot the Teachers employed, toIoihar with the
active supervision OF the Board of Trustees,
and tho extensive iniirence pledged 10 the
support OF tho Institute, Will, It is confidently
believed, AZ once secure Tor il high rcputa-
ton.
y Visiting Committee, will be appointed
by the Trustees, which will from time 10
time. visit thu Institute, and recommend any
regulations which may conilucn TO the I'M
pr0vcm2nt. health, or ccnI:orl Of the pupils !;
aud parents are assured tina; 10 pains Will be
spared in the culture OF mi1d and heart, To
imF!ant aah strengthen tliosc principles, and
form those qualities which best adorn the lc-
male character.
The institute will be opened under the
charge OF Rev. L. CATER as Principal,
with Miss i. SPAIN as Assistant Teacher,
and Mrs. Il llUAIMELL as Teacher Of
Music, French, Crnaricntnl Nccle-work,
Sc.
The animal term cf the Institute will con-
sst OF two sessions Of tivc months each, he
ginning on the first Monday in February and
cH'Iiuw The last FRIDAY in November
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Rail Road Meeting,

g ss5a Sl2l. S2a ST. a.
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Terms Of Tuition and Board,

Board and Tuition in the entire
English course, per session Of
five months, $50
MUSIC an the riano, Harp or
Guitar. including Vocal Mu-
sic and use oi Instrument, per
session, &c. $50
l.nti'I, French or Italian, 20
Drawing ana Painting, 10
Shell auh Wax work, the mate
rails furnished b. the pupils, ; 90
NoTc--i'upls who return home at The end
OF the week and havc no washing done at
The Institute wal! be charged onc-,hjrd less
Tor Board.
REV. HENRY y. GREEN,
PycS'EV The Board.
SAMltrl z NGIiSnN Y pr.SL
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The terrible onslaught hourly growing
more devastating in ,its Character totlle treas-
uries of both tito State and Contractors Of
Lotteries, by the Lucky Tickets bought the
Traly Fortusaateasad E'sr-fatiled
LOTTERY AND. EXCHANG II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

Mr.. Collamer excuses himself froni all re-
sponsibiliiy from these nnprncpled. violations,
by tlisctaialing all .'power direction or control
over the mnller."
If lls position be true, ard these deliberate
attempts to undermine the govsrnmenl of on'
State, be continued and allowed, dissolution
of the Union is our certain and not unhopelu'
destiny. The South will not consent thus TO
lraduce her own institutions, aud Northern
enissaries tor this unhaowed purpose will be
"tried, condemned and lung as spies" This
odiuus ami unconstitutional Interference with
our rights is u growing evil. i is far worse
thun this.
1t an evil tina, is utterly intulerable, aud
vet irrepaiable unless by Congress. Will Con-
sress relieve us! Oar Senators aud Repre-
senlutives in Congress- our past history, AMI
present condition, tell us too truly that we IRE
doomed 10 destruction by this very body. The
fire Of eoquencr-the might Of reasonlns-tl'e
appeals of justice aud patrio,islu-tbe guaran-
lees of the constitution, scaled with the com,
mon blood Of Common ancesryof heroes and
patriols, have been brought ihlo requisilion 10
stay tho bloody tide Of abolilianisni. But in
vam
We now look 10 dis.union as our only hope.
Ii is an experiment of great magnitude aud in-
wolves lerrbls responsibilily-but it is one that
must he met. In the langnngc Of the Immortal
Henry, would say. "ict It Gomez"
The declaration Of Collamel il inJeeh ",he
buge blast of lIe highway robber inviting his
comrades 10 the spoil" ED. PRO. TEN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
Oar Country.

(" Tile Post Master General has no po0cr. d:rtc-
..tion or control orcr the matter To be Mailed"
The ubove declaration Of Mr.. CoLLAmER, we
regard as ominous Of great evil to the South.
Almost every mail from tho North, is loaded
with abolilion documents, which denouhce our
Institutions and violate the feelings and imTu-
mites of our people. Our own true and faith,
full citizens urc thus made the unwilling agents
in carrying and distributing these ncendiary
works, which are intended 10 delame and de.
siroy their own institutions and liberties.
To make sure this foul work the North has
sent into cur midst, her hired emissaries, who
steal,hi!y prowl through our country as recon-
noiterns spies, and maintain ali enignatical
correspondence with the uctursed and .avowed
enemies of our Stale.
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OUTRAGE ON OUR FLAG.
GEN. ouDISor AND Mr.. ,cAss..

A eiIcr. addressed, 1--WE believe, In the
Boston Daily Advertiser. has been s"lns
the rounds Of The press relative 10 the conf
mission of, an alleged. outrage upon the
American consul al Rome by some French
soldiers.
We understand that Mr.. Brown. our
consul. called in person aud made rep
resen,aion Of the facts of this case to Gen.
Oudnnr. 'Fhe seueral-ia chief received
him with courtesy. and listened TO his
statement with due attention, accOmpnni'
ell with oil proper expressions oi regret,
and, in conclusion, directed the chlet ol
The staff 10 return with Mr.. Browa TO the
consulate, 10 colccl from witnesses oi the
scene fell Inflammation in rcgaTdIs il.
The next daya militarycourt was called.
which sal for nine hours. elicliiDg The FACTS
of he case, with all the m'nutcness which
tisring cuisines the French tribunals. In the
course of this examination it appeared that
Two of Mr.. Browns servants (llallans) had
repeatedly, during The day, lnsulied the
French snIdlers in passing.
At The time in question an Individual
belonging To lur rye crowd Of Italians,
which. in defiance Of the general order OF
the day previous, was assembled, to the
number of a hundred or a hundred aud
fifty. AID a, The cnlisuTs house, had drawn
poiuard upon The guard. a palrol. pas
sing at the lime. entered The h6use, not
being apprized Of is character, and made
prisoner Of the individual in question, and
Of another who was recognized as deser-
ter frum The Freuch army. They then
Withdrew viii the prisoners. 1t was in
evidence upon oath thai the patrol deport-
cd themselves without menace, and were
uniformed Of the character Of the prenli.
ses until they were on The point of retiring.
Mr.. Brown left the city with his family
while this examination was in progress,
leaving MIR. FREEMAN (onr consul al Anco:
nal in the Temporary discharge of the du-
lies of the Roman consulate. In conse
Guence Of Mr.. Browns absence. ami un-
der the impression that the Consulate was
left wthuLt an agent, we understand that
General Oud;uo addressed a coTmunca-
ton 10 Mr.. Cass, our Charge d'Aifaires, IN
which he recapi,ulaled The result of the
examination substantially AS we have Civ.
ell it above. and expressed The profound
regret which he had experienced al The
error ,ha, lad been cnmmilied, which had
been previously expressed in person TO the
American Consul and Vice Counsel. he
also renewed 10 Mr.. Cass the assurance
that no one in the French army had llaT-
bored The design of 'lisrcsardius the rights
of his Country, or questioning the invlola-
bil,y ufdoncil of diplomatic iunctionarles.
General Oudnot further stated, we un.
derstand, that the two prisoners had been
released. and expressed the hupc thai the
communication which had been made
would he sufficient satisfaction for the
error which had been c0mnsIed. aud
! which could not occur again.-Wastins
Republic.
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LANCASTER AUGUST II, 1s49.

Civ. .TAYLoR's TouR.-The President
of The Unired Slaes, accompanied by w.
F.. Johnson. Governor OF Pennsylvania,
and suite, arrived here a, 8 O'Clock las.
evening.
A large concourse OF people were al tho
depot, and when lhe train containing the
aIuslrious visi,erssssssssed, gave The bsro of
Buena Vista a m0sshear,y welcome. The
ildslrious guest was accompiied 10 The
hotel by an immense concourse Of people
who chcsred all along the route. %sn
This morning, the General was-visited
by many thousands 0four Citizens. After
he exchanging of congratulations, q pro-
cession- was formed, wlich escorted The
general and suite through The principal
streets, and accompanied them 10 The rail-
road depot, where The Presiden, took The
train and left lur Harris hurg at 2o'clock.
Philadelphia papers, l3th instant.
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yo,untccr.Connpamy.

The requisite number for forming Volun-
uneer Corps at this place having been obtain.
ed, the members will meet in the Court House
or. Saturday the 25ih inst. fur the purpose Of
elec,ng Officers and for other matters.
The 2IdI will he the day fvr the muster OF
the Bea, Companies AT tile Village.
Iris expected llrst every one who has given
in his name will attend. The list will continue
10 be kept open ivr additional subscribers.