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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

ChtaIOgne bnle Of F0reIan and BOIneslIg H00ds.
8; : BY y. II, PETITPAIN.
rTHBRaDAY JnaaaEy ~, 10 ocoek be sold 'his Aae
Il loB Room No RCHua street.. r -
90 packages FOREIGN GOODS, cnsisng Of III cad -
Linen shesing Ptellzs, Iis'aspa Linen eestl
pisces, Linen DriIlng Qsafss, PAser Iiue Threat Pnd
psl'Bl sFsin sils Hsfterehitfs n ne
ffntk Laenl-a II pfrhes =. r
AisoIs5 packages GOODS % sahia
Pe Aiapdale tbfdge Brooklyug ajqfba md
kesg,84 rs and Bscsrd ehrslnes TSied ewsd Duck
Bfewl DrpE MsnShpsell psorB eheeisks Ysfuasa
TEX Plaid.ahd uped Cofonodes sack Pnt iue
AID Whas Lgng elads 4psps rhsst ~ Aandi,
tfpk Blue Drills, Biehmehd sSp e.qe and Wits scoleadss
andy Pnps, cost0q b@gslias, &c, GO = ~
W ready as ns gooda eaabe elsinansd ry d
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FoREI CIV 81 0ReT,s
INSURANCE .CONIPANNe OF
- .,lsl HARTFORD. CT. p tIaF,t &C.
- sg- AP IT A |. - 3 90 20 90 :sAs !.
. 3 w 'Ic ;6hARks E Ptsas. !.

FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
-tiss-2% sNo. t92 Gamp IS tn eet'.,
II qpasFsigaed having been spaSnssa Aren't q iaes
and hyoraby Known Company, is prepared qinsne,
On themost favorable terms, gainst MARINE AND
INLAND, RISKS. 81 a. - a T! ~ - :
An losses Willie promptly settled here or paid in Hartford
Conn, az the option OF the insurets \ I tisi5 ; :
= - fsa, - CIIAS 81. I.ATfROP AGENT -
eTe Offics 90 Camp street, elv Orleans X ~
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2. q. .gescIesole 8. C0.

We 81 CANCEL, one door from Camp
Fine Fashionable lCIothing Establishment ).
Hume SHIRTS, OF all The LATEST Patterns; Under Shirts
a CQton and WOollen Drawers, Stocks; lruyais IIo
asry suspenderss Cloves; Ttnnks; Yaises; Garnet Rags
.e eali rom our Friends and the Public to examine our
eand YOUTHS CLOTHING. = : S-Tf d7 An /.
M HO pays for tine large wud0vs costly xt ~ and Ie
"A rents OF those Millinery Stores down iowHl Th6se
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.. d. BULLOCyxI 5DENTIsge.

NFFICEl AND REHfDI1NlE, Job Camp street, Iins
~ above Delord = he VIII lerforHl III
ons9Tstons O3 tis TisEI y fsg thsjg 1Sssr
serted-irom Que to a complete scion The SlI-I1Ir
mos Improved plan IN. y. Charges very nod
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CIGAR TOBACCO

F0r Piapaton and the Mexc rket for saie 81
osk lmspsnar =. THos. x. fRICE 81 capp a.
nRs sAAt,L HKATHs OFRIGEs AND RlSsl.
~ ID EN- &c s0 Hercules street, hetaOseR Erato and
7kdila-DR. HYATT wI direct his attention IA future more
particularly TO the PRACTICE OF MIDWIFERY. and
to the all those DfseasHs Q9ctpg more Bec-
harry Feaaies and ldreH lis charges Will be moderate
and 10 the OF parties consulting
bun, - Fresh and pure Tdceiae IpRIph on band
VAUGHN ALTON. performed NJ EnNEsrAYs and SAT-
pRnAys FROM to 10 o'clock A. N. The children of the
O'Clock p NJ. Z. - jail I'm
UTTER I kegs butter. Co. sale by
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oRLEINs lTjTIEATRE.i

ORLEANS STR Ell ess cen Royhl Bourbon street, ..
~ THU EVENING January "a lSse, sIl BE permtd
~. 80 ~ JERUsAhBSf.~F y z q 81 7. Z.
Principal eharacsru BY Mesars Duiae Beaius Nine
+ =. q = DevTies. - 49,
E7r Performances wall comaie6ce o'elock. :
tF The nBrttpof ue OPERA Eugph, for sale he BoE
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pr %. Canine 50 per =. ~. S.
- supply of The above Inks MAY be found at ms
agents. AlesTs. slfEIDON 4 POTTER. Camp street,
New prlesi5i o. %. WoonNss, Yicksbarg Mis-; W. II.
Fox, Naiebsz, Misc: G. c.. CLEAREs, Memphis Tenn.
N b Tbs paper Is printed with my Nes INK: Jazz 1O3m
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lldEs9sss; Bend Weekly Pscket sHanet MOVE
7,FOr Princeton. vieksbatgs BIlLReh Bewi Wms
Isnon, New Carthage Grand Gulf. Rodney aud Nafeez.
The mas nieent reg uar packet ONTE0MERY
Capt Estes, vii positively pernane61y IN The trade
s sson a2d wv sSSs pF ts above md 81
Pm For fsiehtOr passage, spPy q ., ], ..re,{. -
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!. ToHN 2, MsCREARY, PRINTING INK s.H.4ja:s
- tfICIlREk, Nos. 3Sl and 333 Stanton street, New
1o 1ot No. Spruce street, would call the attention Of
Paer % as improved PuntDg Inks, Of various Kinds and
eol0s. at the following prices: ~ = y y
Extra fine Jet Black, Tor card and -as e
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. SHIPPING.

q. DoMESTfCePo IT'S. 4 :.
q, FOR LIVERPOOL. 3 The new British. bark
ss4t.E BELLA D0NNA, Capt, Paysen, viii take aipli
Jag = kLINliENfJER 81 co. Iast. CharIes 4. I.
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80 by. THOss j.. SPEAR, Anesr.
IHURsDAY Ferpsry 7, eeioek-w1 Be solasat BAnk
.AIeads, die mlle@ins SLAVES, tosist ! - p
. ysais snd her Two ehilaen sea abOat
" Sud years. = T. u Z - -. ~
Terms esAJ.r = Y - sf-ss - -
AnswoTh, EN-, Notary Public, at the
expene % the p,ifchAser..f - 4 ja7525 fslT .
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EY III HUDsDN Or tan5 he lasl
TpDLoW ssfTli Aaiiages Dress Circles Rysse goxeS
Ii SIJ IS
open daily. from ID until URDUCH having vel
ayeJ, smsnagerH hsppy Apnce that obey have pc
walled lrhh go1ediAa Vocalist,
HUDSON deer h,s asgA,tgrs psti F wiz
THIS EVENING, Wednesde ayerIte
THE IRISH RECRUIT and THE IkISh HECR kiPARl.
Uuung tbe evening, Mr. Halsop Did irish ene
p The other eniert M the piecesof -
Z TOUCH AND TAME. and POOR sRlLGlCODDY.l y
~ pn; notice will De gye ms aiyIi snd ft aPpsAraa Of
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= DANCING ACADEBLY.-

Ia the Ladies and Heutlenen Of This e
reopen o. trs iit OF November, his Dancing Academy,
No Is Jar0ndelet sFetti where he VIII leach All Ills 4E
Dances hat are IN among the fonAbet -
sTeesin Paris. such as Quadrle yatz dsnx Temps
Vsz cIiue Temps German Poke Mosc1wika Polka Ma
togtka rfle te only DseeE received ashOhy
saloons IN Europe Tse6mends latter dance as being
both sTassfe srt tsssTt danced by lady
Ladies and Genlelptn desiring those new Dances can b.
rletei BY eaingon Mo O. bgeen aud O'clock these hours
prfT6ts families. - - - = - =. a !
all dark .4'ss
Gssusnen respectfully informed that Gas De opened for
hen mil l6 ucleck
wish 70 perac, themselves short time r @ engaging teach
them TO dance Quss and NaEs b The space month.
DRsihssspf the hdtn walsing entirely Dancing
aoouls, Is caroIrdelet irse Common. = Te2s SIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

The, regular messing of body was held lpst evening
Mayor Boyeepsesidpg and member ptsssnt min
utes Of The last meeting were read, and ailgf asrdng a
norton TO- slaashenag, To- give tose Aens
slaughter houses until tie Isl Of Noyemh TO
tiey were aaopted.1 ~ - y - * =, ~ = :
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

NJ. If.l:-aR y; BISHOP Gate g.sgrsl
of tue Theatre Royal, Covert Harden, )sgs to an Ell y
nopnce that hegises Instruction.
Az sVoel1 ant. Nsrsgah srAh Mbs1o pro. Sss1
,vided Tor priy ate sorees. Atiress ssf a = 49,,
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u 49, y xie Madison. Einciassd and Pvrsbou,h<
81 MeahisF NsW OR LIZ kSs Capt David III iifssts &
fscelsng iye'glA snd WILL eaye as aboys On WEDNfS-
having uhsprErae apply On board he
Sasi Ast hSiis L oGLRsBY u Poyaras 4.
NJ B. The New Orleans b'sn enufeype boat, ana has
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Weary s.+s.ss ltap
VIOLA 81 - z,ip
IUalsinia..--.--s4 m
iEirklnls-s<.-s.Ani
.ffeItier.. An
William ...s--..f po,
VIM RAttsa-.,,51Ia
VIM. retfls --.,lQ, m
WIN. Y. Kent ,N.nlI
Vim. Ward. ,..,-R oiil
Woodside -...-. I'm
ze14sie,.,..-. In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

IN Waltz Rodolpho' grand Conference.-The ~szg.
gflops. b. Ble-sner 'Gutayiane roika, BY s M
bitssner; NOviurne,' by DFeysciook; Phoenix " AzES
Poka;a s. Les Ahnees.' grand waltz g Dligent S5
Polka, By Geiss /" La AinrseIlase, brilliant kts
fantastic, by Rpselyn; Zen t,eoray's DanHbia Quick
by Nieric Swiss Polka BY yietiek; La senSa
I snd Br1nd Waliz 09nssrt
La serena1e, Y by Bertip, for four hands =. A Mass
tor soTapo ao aud base, by Gnignard U0nnt Mo
lis Grand March, = bg Cpl Nedora Polka 70 Benis
schootor the Piano. best use and the Cantus Ecclesa
= Jazz 81 MAY0'S MUSIC STORE @ Camp s. .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

SEsf DoyNKeh TEtsL.- RotssF Bpfas sStas ysfAalaI
ees1 ss by ResoIssf seiese ~ Frs
Lsyse sss seat dove log f9as % aaaasss
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H COKE d CO., DRgGGIsTs, Corner. Of Mage
III zRe and P8EdruS streets, prepared exc n
snte orders for Psass. Country Physicians and Fam ~
lies Every artcle warranted genuine. DIR. II. j. lSk
CoxEs Preparations extensively used tor ten years, IL
recon- mend ing Themselves by their effects -
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRuP-An unequaied remedy
= A. toICougle, Colds, Influenza, ETC.. -
IN Z EXpRACr OF COPAVIA, SARSAPARILBA
sARA- AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable euFe,
eAg sngeIior to the Gapsnles any other extract
TONIC sEATRACT OF SARSAPAREIlLAI AMI
~ sTARAAACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made as proved by the effect produced. -
BALSAAi OF NAPlITHA,s TAR. IIVERVFDfT, etc
fov the cnre OF Gonsnmpion and Bronehiiis ~ - y
LOgISiANAlV ERMlFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGJJE SYRUP and PILLS. s2-S nlss1ssdp
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; sTmRD MuspcIyA No Event q any O.
cafrea in the Old Thud ysgserdBY, md he Regdd gor
did not furnish single itsfn. q y = X e z ~
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] AMTSEMENTS.
-CONcEKT.


ME- DUEfgEgp lais als Sgeo[ e sg. ~ his
aAy Jainary % ~ ihq repslchefe lell y - A
tlnlbfr qf Anasnrp VI . = ~ q
Tickets % cents Tois h Al hsaue DVoq ppen lpait
gs'cloeh COaest q essnipeHss q hanps 4 - jszs
. 90. A eaFd.--sr, eIiAKLEs THEATRE. AL. eT Arm
has great pessar in oans bic friends that his DENBgtr
which WINS Po-eonslai q ihs coHitee Of sahs
sis, he OCCASION Or gs csmpHneniary Deusht 20
Mr.. brKsaa Buchaa, yin ttke place on.THURsDAH EVEN.
MO- January b. ,fIogs he n1ddess of he ioHeviug DIS
iel. rs.er ii unpreeedtnsd IN est
rpi anpa5; M 80 GILMAN, the young 4nsricsn
Fngsap, asilagass % sstypesres Tragedy Of y go Is =,
- OTTIEELOt TIE MOOR OF VENICE. K +.
M p eIEJFt6 As 3 casuion asdss Moas, IN hisyoid
], IS a GLANCE aFysEw YORK. :.
81 5Etf ~: : - CONCEPT = - = - = -.
by The lsbried HERON FAAiItYs = ~ esg,s -.
ts- fof particulars, zee bns q tAc day. = I Z sjrsf
,sHA1S So n Fan u EAD1EGs,
~ .LYGEusf Halle Z -. /: =! :. Z. Z.
: n The CON PEfsfERTA . BENEfrT TO Nh, FDEMfNe
,w.tas paeefon sArUk BAY EvENiEc, January sben be
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SH ERMAN,S Ne,e., Pslea .. 1TRUSS,

NALI ordinary eases azure slyarrnied in bad cases.
ease and 9omtort Made and adjusted BY the SSSss
. proprietor Only NJ 70 ST. Charles street. & q
,1,SHERhAN 3SsLATESr PATENT PRE- ~AAggnAssH
MI MlABDOh1lNAiI SUPPORTER-,rha w u
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Ilas.EEasFf5Sl PLANTER, Capt C. v. ReFs-Fdr GfeE
zA NADIA, Troy, IefoFe, Greenwood, Marion,
Telula azoD Sataia ght-tIaugt steamer
nPlANEfsR. Will positively leave for the above and ali
intefnediae landngs THU RSDAY, the 18th iost, al
o'clock p NJ For fsi at paage apply board, foot
iSS ii'a' -F' : II n SMITH ee KF,ss,;S..s.
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y FS..ss@ 4. Us. Mail steamer ClNCINNATUs-
bOF E TPPfI5HRySsi q, MssSn and LSqiTs!s
= n. AeM s1i:sfieE and Pas
loe, now Receiving 9Tegh and will leave a. above Fo
glh or having unsuIPssseds acconOdatOns, ap
ply. board nj PostiFas Street svfaI, Or IN
. -iaa3 . - HI LlE llisI.ESRX. Y PnYdIas
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-11-06
Non-gnterco,,rsc .

At n large and respectable mcet';:!.r in 81
Helena Parish, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
RcSoite.l. That we do solemn!y pledge
ourselves Ia purchase no article for our do
incstic consumption, dat is grown, prcpar-
cd. or manufactured, in any non s.avc-hoId-
in~ State % Ibis Unios; provided, such ar,i-
clcs can he Obtained {; the growth, or man
ntacturc o. n siavr-llosling State; and that in
the purchase OF every description OF rovu...
wares, and merchandise, we will. in every
instance, give the preference to the mnnufic-
lures and productions of the s%lavcl,o!Linp
Suites, and to such merchants as deal in
sudh articles exclusively.
R"s"irri. That we will countcnancc no
school under the management ofa..y person
or persons, who are iol known to be WHOLLY
Southern in all their feelings and opinions,
as W. are unwilling % subject our children
10 tho faint Of corruption, by placing them
under the Influence If those who claim it Us
n religious merit to all in the destruction of
those institutions.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-11-06
Improved Piow-

AT tho recent meeting of the Hampshire
Agricultural Society, Northampton, Mass :,
II p'owIng match took place with plows so
constructed as not To require hoing held
and guided by hand rs heretofore. The
plows were thoroughly tested in soil suiled
To "A rigorous test, and the committee, three
old farmers, decided in favor oil Prouty and
Mears' plows. Tho Committee stated that
the work appointed 10 be done WAS eyecu-
ted III The most admirable n,anner, fully @.
quail, II no' superior 10 Any hand held pinw-
ing; they further stated Tie plows we're
not touched by any one from the time they
we're started until they reached the end OF
the 'urrow. II is believed that these plows
Will cause y great saving in manual labor,
az usually from one 10 Two persons are re.
CURED 10 work every plow. whereas, hy This
improvements, ~ cattle driver only Will be
required. The Hampshire county people
were greatly pleased with the result, OF The
trial, and take The credit of heing ,he frs.
to otfcr premiums for tho invention Of such
labor saving instrument.
steam plo'ving match recently took
place IN England, which great at
tentton.-An engine and boiler, placed on
wheels, was brought into n large field and
located al a given paint' Connecting with
the engine were n half dozen windlasses,
nom which Tong ropes extended to The
ploHs, SIX in number. BY mcansUf mnllies
the ropes caused The ploWs TO nioyt in the
desired direction, in u straight liae. The
plows were 9nidedEhy hand in the us,ttl
manpnr. The fed was plnwed IN IN /
twentieth part oftiin time .rcqiiGd hF si,i-
NAL poWcr-N. Y, SYp.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-11-06
Another Murderi

MIR. John \. Butler OF our District, was
cruelty murdered near his residence on
"Wednesday 23i inst, by two negroes, the
property uf Mr. John p Mays and Mrs.
Anna Anderson. Both the negroes have
been apprehendcd, and are now in Jail
awaiting their trial.
onc oi the negroes, we understand, has
made substantially, the following COMES
sion. !, appears that Mr.. Butler was n
pursuit of The negroes who were runaways,
and on overtakIng them had aiighicd from
his horse for the purpose oi correcting one
OF them. the property of Mrs. Anderson his
mo'hcr.in-law. And while preparing to do
SO, the other onc-be!nnging to Mr.. Mays
approached him unscen and stabbed him
with a knife III the back, which he ]contin-
ucd 10 Ito until he Inflicted Si.rtcen monndS
upon his pcrson-the boy Of Mrs. Adder
son holding him al! the time % prcvent his re-
slslancc. They, then, alter partially strip
ping the bo,ly OF the clothing, and riil.ug
the pockets, loft him.
The body was found the next day in this
condition by a relative OF the family, who
had become uneasy from his long disap-
pcarancc.
Mr.. Butler was a highly respectable
young man, and leaves a young family To
depIorc his cruel aud untimely death. lie
was the eldest soi OF our we'll known and
esteemed fellow citizen, Seth Butler, Esq.
IEdgGfeM AdrcrnSer.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-11-06
The Rankof the State.

We find in the Anderson Gazehc, of the
3Oih ult., the following extract from IA letter
written hv the able resident OF this Ins,itu-
ton, {. NJ. Fnrmnn Esq:
"C]uAELESToS. Oct. &c. 1850.
"Drar Sir: | tair IN early opportunity
of informing yon "fihc actual results OF our
last years operators. They have exceed
ed the estimate. i'll my letter to you, Us I
vas contidcn, ihcy would. Our income
amoun,s 10 $36i So; and, dcducling $685.
900 rs arrears derived from business OF for
mnr years, tho sam Of S269,S25 will remain
rs the profits Of the year, which exceeds 8
per cent, on the fuul used by the Bank
We shall carry to tho Sinking Fund up
wards OF S2lO,D0."
Comment on he above at this moment il
supcrlinouS. Suffice ii To say lha, il affords
ample dcmon,ln'ion that the confidence 50
implicitly pinc"din this Institution by its sup
poricrS has no; been abused, and that II re-
Prospective view of it, course for the last
year will i~nconrs,ibly reiutc The many ale
cations TIM, have been SO zcalonS!y advanced,
against - Stne-Rigik' Republican.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-11-06
New Paper.

al !; rn,nnr,I -, H., ,N,,,, .Tns-
er'!2F' H"a' I" paper Is 10 he set OF loot III
one OF III" adjoining Districts, tor the pur-
nose Of viniic,tino the Who'll, batch ,r usur-
]jniinu- OF the laal Congress. and 10 teach
The PRONE nf the Mountains. that the way
Of >g6m,issiyn 10 wronr is mach smoo,hrr
dian manly resistance 10 insul, and opprcs-
Son. Ramon further say, ,ha, this pamr
is to b. the pioneer of tho Iiyh federal nr,l
ln;i!uAnarian PRINCIPLES of Fillmore and
CLAY. that Il is designed TO obIi,ctntc Ike fool
i-h and absurd doctrines OF S,a,c-Riul,l-.
,3., IS 10 M, a, n ,nonmc in w;,iuo from the
recollection oC tho p2op!c In. polj,ical i'm.
prcs>ions LETT ON ,G.rir mind, ly N,. chi
noun, whose lilo was devoted to ,hcir ser.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-11-06
ID. w. CUTTlNo, Secretary.

y correspondent, OF the Charleston Mcr-
curry, who writes from Society Hill, s. G..
Oct. %. 1880, says,
II is desirable, that the Cotton Planters.
before sending their Cotton TO he Charles
ton market, should know whether their
Factors have acluiesccd in the NECESSITY
OF maintaining Southern rights, and have
voluntarily enrolled thenscl es as mem
bcrs OF the Southern Rights Association, or
whether their feelings and syrnpa,hirs are
in hostility to he South and her slave in
sti,n,ions. \ "Dircctory' in this matter
is desired. Let US have the Daglcrreo,ype
of the nsads Of our friends, as well a. the
full length lix. Hcsscs OF our cncmioS. The
officer. OF the Southern Rights Association
in Charleston, will confer u favor on many
Planters, ms well as render the S,ale some
service, by publishing such a Directory.
lie that acknowledges no allegiance, but
to the enemies and caiumnia,ors Of the
South, an? her s!&vn institutions, is not the
proper rerinien, OF the slave. holders patron
age, and deserve MOI 10 be enriched by
those, whom, in their snnctimopIaus hypo-
cr.sy, they profess 10 nod IN ahhorrcnce
and contempt.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-11-06
District AttOrneyship.

The United States nave been unable, rs
yet, To I'll The office Of District Attorney for
The State, made vacant by the resignation
OF MIR McCrady. The Office was rendered
to Capt. William Banding who declined its
acceptance. We entirely syrnpathjsc, says
the Mercury, with this act; for since
Mr. tI.ly, With the sanction of the whole
Administration party, announced a doctrine
ct treason winch may wc'l make 1.-THE duty
OF the strict Attorneys To ndict States
as Icjons, II seems To us that The nature Of
lie Office IS so Tor changed, that The love
honor could have no share IN prompting It's
aCccDlanCo.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-11-06
singular Phenomenon.

n paragraph III the Newfoundland Times
gives an account o, a Very slange sshenotn-
cnoa which, recently Occurred mite ;iD,ne.
dlate nefghhorhHni Of Conception Bay
II says that The whole island IS, m all pr1b-
ability, rising out oi Tie ocean, w,th 4 rs-
panty which IlirfttenS, nj no tar.uf period.
materially 10 affect, il not utterly destroy.
many OF the t'csi harbors on TIE coas, OF
Newfoundland a sores OF Observations.
nitda ny II number Of scientific gentlemen
a. P"rl.dc Grave, it is asserted. proves he.
yont a doubt, that the se~a-!cyelm the Vi
Unity, is being rapidly displaced. Several
large nat rocks, over whichschooncrs pass
Ell w''i' perfect ease and saictY - forty Years
ago. arc nov approaching The surface, the
wdicr being So low that Il skiirca scarce
" navigate It. This gradual uphcayal or
elevation al the be-! ni these harbors, has
created Il great deal Of aS,onishmen, a,nonu
the inhabitants. Al a place near,he head
OF Bay l."'erts, about n milc and q half
from the shore of the sea, there is a pcrlecr
beach, whicl, is believed to ma &c hcen
iorH'cI 10y The uphcaval OF the eartl, and
thc Slns!dcHcc Of the waters, It 10 eteya-
led ter or twelve feet above the isyn! OF
NE "ccan, an! - covered with i've or SIN
iect oi vegeiahie mann;i. The STONES
which arg found upon The teach Or shore
are OF mo !rr1fc SIZE, and, in many ins,an-
ccs. perfectly round, aud in every resnec,
similar 10 those found in the adjacent land,
washes. THIS is n strange pf,ennmcnnn.
and ono thai should al once ciiclt,hc a,tcn.
ton OF ~gco'0gisis; bur. singular as il NAV
appear, II IL only another evidence of Tie
hypothesis, that our globe has been formed
ny a gradual iraiis:,Iun from liGuesaction 10
a stnic nf solidity. 'ai
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Kossuru orurp H,,xc,y,,v

hoSsuTH y OTHER HuNGARIAN Ex-
iiES.-lhe late foielgn news states pos.
'u"eIy that kossuth aud the other Hunra-
ran cNllcs at Kc;ayha, have received per.
mission To retire from the Ottoman territory
their term OF detention having expired, and
most oil these distinguished individuals will
at ones come 10 the United States, where
IT appears they intend 10 settle. Tho Porte
has just published a decree permitting for.
eigners in their service 10 resign, no mat.
ter what tteir creed. This mensirc offers
facilities 10 n number OF refugees, who had
adopted the Mussnlman faith, To return 10
Christianity; Gen, Benz is mentioned as be.
ing lcremast on the list.
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undertaking to sew, shc soon broke ofrthe
needle at the eye. Then she tied the
thread around the neck Of the pin, and, at.
tempting to.sew withsit, she soon pulled it's
head OIL, and threw it into the dirt by the
sldefof the broken needle. swell, here
we arc" said the needle. awe have no.
hing to fight about now said tho pin
ut seems misfortune has brought us to our
SENSES IA pity we had not come to
'l'cm sooner" said the needle. GLOW much
we resemble human beings, who quarrel
about their blessings till they Iio down in
The dust tOgcthcr, as we do