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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-16
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AZ q meeting hi Tho n, SsY. Grand En-.
cdirr,.eHfs s ;soiah r .D. q IE, hold III Old
sFellows' Hall, Charleston on Monday, :.,Ist
Dec, lS49, the following Patriarshs were
elected and installed as officers for Che ensu-
ing term:
II; q z. W. q. Dss2pssuas, Grand Pat
riarch. s, sssI ss
PIP VIM. THAYEh, Grand High Priest
p orc, C,FRoNEBERGgR, Grand Senior War
den.
PIP NJ B1ssEL, GranI Junior Warden.
PHI p Il MITHELL, jun, Grand Scribe.
PHI r w. l.. DAGGE1T, Grand Treasurer.
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IMPORTS INTO CnARLEsToN.--We learn
from the Mercury that the imports into
Charleston for the quarter ending 3lst Dc.
cember, ult, yield revenue of Sl57,657 9F
being an increase OF 363,9sl S. over the
same period Of 1919.
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u. Mr.. l. A. GopEY, the editor of the
I.ady's Book, has sent us his facsimile, in
the shape OF very neat line engraving,
which represents him. as Mrs. PARTING ron
would say .speakingly.' 1t is to decorate the
forthcoming February number Of the "Book,"
in which, we understand, w. GILMORE
SIMMs' new novel will be commenced.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-16

1T The Town Council of Wilmington
C. were rc-chosen Tor the ensuing year n
the 9Th inst
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-16

SuIcipE-Gencral RENSSELAER, Van Rens-
sion OF Navy Island on the Canadian Frontier
belonging TO the British Government, and
nearly involved this country in the Canadian
Revolution, and which seizure led TO The burn.
ing of the Caroline, and the trial of Mcleod
on New Years day in Syracuse, N. Y. closed
his chamber. and, inhaling the fumes OF
charcoal, terminated his life. He was Of a
highly respectable family, but Of an eccentric
character. and was the ,ausc Of great trouble
and great expense to the country.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at the Court House in Sum
terville, on Monday the fourth of February
the following property Of the Trust Esiate
of T.. n Mr Eaddi, 40 tn.wif.
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a new method Of reganing tho hearing
has been invented by DR.. Yearsloy. Cotton
is passed down to the membrane tympnni and
the hearing returns.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-16

uT' Count Ujahazy pronounced Wehazy,
and his galan, compa,riots are sojourning al
Washington.
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Presentation, Of a S,oord. On tho 18th
ult., the survivors of Company D, of the
Palmetto Regimen, presented their Cap
tain, P. 8. Brooks, with q handsome
s,sord.--.4bbeoile Banner. 32Ai 4
The Board ofhealth of Fayetteville N.
4 G.. announce under date oftl,e7thyinsl
thstihere has been no case Of Small Pox
II, that place during the last tye5liy five
days. and tliat they heliese,lre. .laseasc has
Been sn,ifey checked.
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IL Among the arrivals last week in
Charleston, we noticed The names of Sfr. Mrs
aid Mss DAvESPoET--..he latter, the celebra.
ted actress, undoubtedly the Siddons OF the
present age. In her profession she stands
unrivalled After the Gulii'ment Of her New
Orleans engagement, We trust she viii favor
the Charlestonians with display OF her pow
ers
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DESERVED CoMrLIMENT.-Thc Board OF
OF Aldermen Of the city OF New York have vo.
ted the freedom of the city in gold box, 20
Captain Cooke, Of English bark Sarah, for
his humane efforts in saving the lives of four
hundred emigrants, on board the Caleb Grim
shaw, destroyed by fire. He made great sac.
rficcs OF interest in that great act OF benevo-
lence, for which we hope all the merchants
and all that city. will amply repay him when
he arrives here with his ship and passengers
TOO much canno. be done for such person
and such an act.
FRAMING PRIvILEGE-The Postmaster
General has decided that Iosmasters have The
privilege OF franking letters to publishers Of
newspapers covering money ior subscript .ons,
or the names Of subscribers when the Posnas.
ter is agent for The publisher, and his agency
will be presumed from The fact that he franks
them.
INTRODUCTION OF SLAvEs.-The Baltimore
Clipper says: "By the presen, law of Mary
is prohibited; but Mr. Harris has obtained
leave from tho House Of Delegates, to bring
in bill to abolish all restrictions, and to per-
nit slaves to be brought here at pleasure"
az Tomorrow is the l4ilh anniversary Of
the birth day Of Benjamin Frank lin, and the
day is to be celebrated by the Typographical
craft Of all tho large cities in the Union.
Negro fellows. Common field hands) sold
in Forsyth at public sale, for over $1,000
One sold for Sl0S0 This is higher than ne.
groes have sold for a number Of years. We
would admonish the planters against paying
such exorbitant prices for negroes, for II cot
ton were suddenly to decline, they would de-
cline with it, and the most disastrous conse-
quences would ensue. Onr advice is. never
buy negroes when they nre selling high, for
there are ten chances of their falling 10 one
Of their rising. --Macon Telegraph Jan sth.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE ENsrJEs.
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
Ba'''ess = 20 esmBaHg is Insurance oAlE

The penansnt nnd be invested as per charter Cor the
r. d sds ne ss
thereon and u Stocks Of the Sais and Of the United States
This COMPANY being organizsd not for the benefit ii
s soSs bos sRS csps d @ ss ss s hs @ q
ETY. : N its operations great National benevolent insltu
Ssda aos sd Children Gsas sr s's a
asaranss M dsai, pa psrcpss ii s lie who's s
* ss db ss
P mt Il rs sSs Sf % assn s F9sa e IL % o
81 s @ s ass ssa
Ssa sss. 5 ss WIZ si's &sea &@ 4kssa kssssA.
isaac e. ass9 sR q ssss
:P jsss 4 f. ssss sEsi NM,
WIN W% III Goodch ASass Andrew GS William N fWsss Wss
Is lch9 M 4 saii4rans. Geo. Smith, Theo u. hlcCalsb,
6o%sss sss fscwss os1h B. fsH sssa. sSshsa Ssama:
goun He's Ply, Edw lsppsr l9 9sr Coke G,ss.
zs5fe wks15asDs, yISa n B bPrissa ;.., o.,
T. e. HaaHETT. huET Ao1sy onssl,oI1a Gooap Attorney
Els%ssI RSRnD ds dBH Ssa ~ NY I Fl sgrs9s % Medical
whites 20 E N at hls residences lie viii examine white
O'Clock T. NJ He win not examine sny one II his dwelling
ylshent permit which be had application he Office
s e, TIL. ce@psas !. p'spSsl egIsan apeHca9n.
BY the Board which Se los than he rates charged bY The
q y Os sOs a Ss on e. HTd s Sa; aa,,s1 % q
Profits are declared annually, and the profits draw interest.
and can be made available at the Of tIs
Of their anoari where the pay has paid his premiums IN full
90 Gailopia PERMITS saned % Life INSURANCE
Rsies and all Information Life Insurance. and al papers
necary TO eject Insurance can be had az the office Of the
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
10 Oiee hour. = A. n. 70 Or, N. Jeea u
CORN MILLS andfssOTT0N PRESS sCREws.
TRAUBss,ssa HI, ~ PPAAIaENf 4 VA FRENCH Bu@R BLOCK
NEiVEi.L PR fsSS SCREWS turned in a Lathe Of all
Sizes the best article made t6 eF s,ls y Rs Iha
apn g and = New ewes Il,
/ ey0l.Dllhs' DlsCHAhGIss, WANrED-= Il n
CHARGES--at az 7smes--at No. a Natali1 n NJ
street, Up Stains -
I1EUE LACK VVATEKt--At the + FAICON HOUSE,
- BY the bbl. gallon o. glass: mylo
| 10 lCE-aO lsfes. snaeroE t;arona. ler sale BY,
~ mvaa I W ARTHUR = co. q and . New I.syee
RANBERE IisS S bss il g slpss and e. sss By
| NTACKERElr- Hal b6ls- No 2 and IS kits s5 qr
vi bbs No. p and Is kits and half kits. in store and
" III = E. j HART s co. 70 sTehopp.oaIas St.
TIRE 900 English Fits Bricks, landing.
iys 81 '-' 'afAyMAN 4 HoLnEN. Is Magazine ssses.
I'M 800 hhis. o. Newark and Rossn'lale for
i is sane y YHAyMAS i HOLDEN. sa alaassias sssses.
ssIllIl 50 boxes supasios sisllsd Al
Nv p'ss y - 4 r NICHOLS CD. Rs,.un d,
| 1lsXEllANGE ON NKsR YORK = AT siehs Short
~ ssS 81 y y ~ % 4 ia gu s5 q easn sss ssses Il
~ itH.i0 casks prime h casoaa Rice IN siore and
N ior sas BY iys BAREl.Ia 3 90. q caaanaar n
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Ntf n. +. Et1l lt1s, INDIAN U1[1Il7ft--II,.z "a
Agents iu NsW tffia4nt aed keeps het ole 81 - ~
net lne.sta1e ~ "tFtsa estnnes.N. 1d tbs dn1.in
nSte wishing % go b Ien "a hift sh1 i"
q nls long clinical qfeie and sH, n,t c 81 Ite ~
ss1n % aa aeA'e ei 'sse So several Isus n - s so
and pfcapd - crfs eit desse whi6 4s drp od1s iiI
they ees aehiern ~ place The poor eeiI aii1 S16f
e reach p sener c0ntaE ion. and etH4 hin 10 ha hsi11
FofiG Wie.e diseases tfkneen>and w'IIn kno4 faf
tRqs lnpUaenl An4cks must sdnsa Il. 16tl.
lhsn think it's leh time ie 1 ho14.I us 1hIsIII
no SQUAD m 4ilIua iI1ll I1 ISt4 h I|t ~
Qg the world. and eAelIp1 tiixtns end Ilr M if
thsae white. black and brsen N 1ses u 8Ie2p4 lIIIf
those n.iel4fe sad utqqa1el oaln na4 = i 1fs| t0r
r. much aboqt The lndI4u clsts1i q Nt14Et {n7l4ffs
fh{selssgf fsih2'eegs Nls4msfif ee s Vt i4H Hs1aa
1t does when Snnl1g can Ha4|fd|tI &1nNs selaf
l1th. hope and ch9Tl41 ttIidl II144. about he
prneipss Of ie Mon RAaece Society fG n1a11oal uas
tenls which hase dsiiT sp9ia 10 4t IQ4 A,.. sl11s
a. tho eiiy ead cae6syi rA1, olF itf t9aAl has bsth
Fained hy The aP anes 1f iSe f11.4l II f1aI1 sceu
as 4 ne tieq bad eeae ple.'ist4d ~ Htt ste t asli.
and all BIZ Aqsss stoe e |sl and 1rfdai,s| Is
se about Sc earth h4e iet1'as ea ~ekias WHOM ie
"a q psssieulas. saa Iaqsas q, DsleFroR fR YEN:
onlheaies pa t'e'of5 street. esedFr. psssii viii t4t
ntleAlS coltcfant& back und IarlIt
" K n FRYER i1lI1a I54t|sS.
n. h-4 HeRn TO ma UstfR4(tl ~ = Y Qh tl4
h4se sacrificed Yu1f ET1g. health Nfs3 t'1N NJ II'1et
cenidenpa ln lhqla iEnol1gl rfti.4IsE ~ <1A14 i'. q
easa. may rgtlzc fNEH Z W ~ - r AtI.f ttlr-
HoLfAT4oN. hy sailing 81 n r 3 ~ ~ = e1e b. i i
sclsntHe nau. Try ne tH~ls - 3 4A'.z 44A'.zzi 81
IL dNWn FNtbt
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REGULAR PACKETS.

.nea.s For Mobile via Bay ss. Louis, Pass
Snss,inn flseDs s'ssSes IN Ys ans Rss
master, viii leave above every Il EsDAY md R
" sf u ua afsses o 81 Ns ga9s SP
touching a tIe ponchsrtraa Ra,osa for pssenssrs
9,eessk n s,Hn sasg!sss viii sLep a al
RvENNS Fsh9s Sa reeysd mSpAy q Ma sna ln "
as al hours Of iIe received up 10 CLOCK y NJ on
sboye reeeiyed after these houii viii be forwarded the
isi ~ f0' ''''sa H. iI GsRgfE e
Asg, n Hontenncry s. " eiumpka ~ =
Packets;;r :, lE.oa sltoGLe ,Fsery
and AfHY 'iRA EVEN NGs Tsso & Rs !
n.y liga dtstt passenger packet q
sn F5suSs,s nas 1ssms o. maaiss ThssRa 3
I Z g1liFfisisl CASieSEig Jgps Il 20 Aesnts. Mobile
= ~ 10 Rnsk Sask fssa,. fIsss. Es% NsI lss; lssa.
Hs Ally Ssb@Y saSkHf ssf esRsa
& a,s d,sSS ssIaS. M gsys o above and 0e
G isi tlas s'Ss 4 cAHPBELL s. co. Agents, Mobile. Z
H. n ticksburR. Warruuton and New t,ar-
JhssS sSfsfS tFfxf FEfbSY sssn sHf
laadnssRs win fusapF palissT
sssasI s,s ,,s DsVNDE " D , ~ WIZ , so,lss i is
remain IN the above trade during the season For freight
ri.ii spi5 l flsDs I T. b SMITH. ss Magazine s.
NJ AOyER THE LAKE. gsS =
Lfsk4aaFs n u. S. .NaII. LINZ. &f kkkAfkAasst
aassfz Morning i.ne-For Cqvine,
tDn VIA naDdevle, lewisbuEg and Ma isonvleTlie new
and substantia Lake sieame1 LtsNUltA. Eliiah Miller,
master built expressly Tor th rade eages he Lake end OF
Ponscharrain Ralfoad EVERY DAY (rnndays excepfsd)
On the 9Tsp "a he y clock ear, returning
itfasn EVERY DAY. {Sundeys excepted, o'clock l.
NJ. Passage b. cents .Aieals extra 80 cents
Evening iine.-ztor MandsvIde, Lews5Hrg ard BIadi-
aonyeT lB new, airy commodOus and splendid uppef
cabin sleamer JENNY LIND, r. w Dunnica rnasier
Wy lsgxe he Aake-eRd Oi the Pontcharifn RaiIroad
EEEkfs DAY on the arrival Of The O'Clock. i: NJ.
tram OF ears returning the next moFning leaves Madison
yie VIA LesEburg and MandevilH, clock A. NJ 4abd
arrives az the Raroad ID the clock ~ oar u
The eity; on he Jenny LIND viii ior the
above places on the arrival Of The O'Clock NJ cars
returning IN time for 7ociOck city Pas
sage y eests f95 IaT,leg Z pa.slcnlars applyto
STEVENSON 0knfERRfTT 4 co. 7Gravier street.
WM- Y. GUSHING s. ca. b5 Common street,
J. 4. BERCiER y 60. 81 Old Lever. jy8
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INSURANCE.
DesC Orleans .agssscy

syGtU 9tfg&eeft8 eW&B4tEH
Of Nashville, Tennessee.
THIS ss. csSssgs s.. ~ % Is:.s @ r. ~ P,ss =
E fRs isss & TaE Hs SEAS E sse sD SiRifse RfS
ss'sh is 'Ss ssSsS 'iss s psa IT, VIA
eni any liability 70 loas
s;,1 asgs;ss gv. SSas.s' siIs's. j.. Morton. b.
''1s E:3sIi E:SIi.,r 8 bssss. sssss.'s 3 isssssk
!s9s Z Mi ESs K sAS " WNfsSS Fsi:ss M sSs' Msssy.
@ ssl'. 4. 4. SSssssa.. " F4!shsid,
Il g g 4; s.cHolses. s,ssissst. = ''"'''
q i. d. wH1nrcn. Secretary.
2g WMA ,oHSsos. AGENT. AGENT. "a Cam. 8.
NAshsILtsE siAasNK. pIHE INSURANCE.
And Life and .Trua Colnpnny.
15sa.IAk 5a II asH9 ri ess gs 7s,g. WI g. s.ss s
sss osapssT s. z 's ssss kas: 's ss
TX !; e. - sas;: #: s.. !. I % | =
SsAAaNE AND FiliE iNsURANUE.
Tennsssss sEayins spa FiEs Iasess ncs Comsany.
20 (. Directors
X 49,, 1 ~ tAt.'s ~ setpck, II FL Eoges
wv. WoO5soLK. joHs n Bssss,.. = -
80 - -. =; eiA.L' -. .e.Afy, -, - = =
AW rms long CulnpaBYS with the amps
mq4l lef Es poireqn Of s Policies, continass to ke
~ rs cteh and it MIS- kS on The most liberal tne.
u u s FISkaTf ssE % n s Co., Co., & s Mssssus 4
aaltEif - Nres an ssr 1sz-7z7, = -717r--7 : =
''' Z iSsURzEcE 70 s6niiPizEy'' iii,s ''DAsAh
-. :. -. 4 . = -ss -.
reFnaasHt kqsds bg 4ct Of laesTYerdtp, 800 GOO.
n1n = y = i. =
Wna I.auzalin Kesdef- 4 -fj1aRs. = n 4 RAMS.
Cp1hberf Hnisf Ee,rre iss;-s To- Is Il p93s
Iessph Mensrd, 9. s GdtieS Wla Chlists,
Psis- Hsrss = ~ ft f.Er'f1 ~ tue
~ '-FAr&s - - t.1A.,1zt SoLn lku..
f.7rruv..e M, -. u; n
Ina E3st 1sSserr = E,s,,. n ~, s.s,.tA. tzrs.
...s,S . ~ - >is ~ y - - w ~
TN fass5s; ~ ~ = % pi.ss 3. ~ = n ~.
an nronnf 4, ,i ~ X ss.t M ,i s ,issy 49, nes%. M
sujicisnf er nl1 ~ Il ~ ,.'es-s ~ ~ e,.,.s
spcaao9s w q sns Eshs a lse's 9ee 5eNtsqe
MARINE and Rive b Il kS s5 ~ ssss sbs Va "a
III TVha ness,re s,,t ssIatee ' ~ ~ f' ~ - n
- This Gofnpafe 4 eabafrl ~, tha Mt,,n ,irn;oio
nsesessd n A. s,ssss. s3 s ss s. ~. 5;sis, "a. = @ . -
culfos'egn paTabe IN {as, inrt1sd IN ecs; - NJ M
-1s.--cssz- = - - s..s - =
81 AkateC ~ X BAtjAtA A. kMSgEkANNA COMPANY
--.ss n r = 80 = : -
9nuiuel Bell TI,ra,ss A .5a-,s ha,,au ds,ss.,..a
fiav; 5fa5,an ctr y a.. f'7, ~ 7..
Nathaa JARVIS feorre Ienns ~ 4 sis'STs a2a''s't,
]. 4, O.. Hes, John NJ Bell nj RI 1Vriehf
p. j. Walsh. lama Ktrkh Ssr.r1s
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NIAeARA.-A correspondents Of western paper,
the following: Passing down towards The iasrF.
an old man comes hobbline out from ltfle hnf
standing close % tbs bank. on the cornsf If spheh
i a sign Informing the Passsrs By tha1 Bstr and
other things nis fos sale wiihin who hands rs 4
card on which u printed
This he sat Nhefe Mls Marian Hfisr l I,ts IiI r
iaing oyer DE p1eeiees while plueapR SNss. Anrn,f
=. Tins lady resided IN Lancaster, Mass H.s tdatSItd n
nlenls in hntniy. '
Woman, most bearfaHus oi do hnnlon ttfn
Be rAutious OF dnnGQlQnf place.
Miss knsg ~ The age nf f1enf1. I|isen.
Was innnched l1lf otelptI. k14z43 flonu
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hW UEsilEANb EN- e; q \ 2 ANF
IN 81.

rTNHE undersigned. bis old established office, continues 10
aeeOmnOdae desTpus Of reming money theis
friends IN England. Ireland, Scotland, with Sterling Sight
TRAITS payable in p0sown in the above naed king
passengers boqghtiom Liverpool this city, good
salRs and reasonable eyns Parties living distance BY
1auieSsng letter -paid1 the Undersigned will be
so " ~ 4 IisIs pi,e.
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ktzht D01a4 ADD auzuery
Single cdllar 1fs.. he olicn VII
reeeips 10Y Al subscriptions ezezadus
THE WEEKLY cEEecEET be 10 single sabscssb
e 1hrss h21ezs ~ yssz g clubs q sg directed
masters Enn Others gents sead oies1 pa
for zen eopies VII rec.s copy z,ios hsif eas
pcIssaiisu Edyl1it f1uNle rafrr o.
r<essess "a yraf9srs. bs had tts esse pabcafoa
Ne. 3 81 CAaril1
ADtEHIfSEMflfI2nsf sEeefius f&tlSe fFre
q Tor Az, iateron, es<Fy s1heqlf 11sr
uon Rcts y srestsf Iensh n rsopeEroa Noscsk
second page q Ten Ines N Pezkl Vp, 81 each
Advertisements paoiief woekly ~ nonhss
charged q ~ 6hen5
discount rnaao % thc1s who sdseffie hg ~ year
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GoseTnments q those W1o have no governsnen.s.
man longer delay ths subject q He urged action
upon ne matter and thai Caiifofhia Be admitted
speedily and he thoneht that, BY sie vote s., sii1
emendinenf. The Senator from Lonisiarn 4,.l fsx
frlendsw0nld become satisfied that the atsrisxsor
Congress-
Oa he 1Sth - - x..sa. ,s.. -. u d -. -
4 I, III RI ~ = 49, 'ss',ss ~ - - st''e
y y '"7 Senase "~s 'e1en on Mf. Scnie's R11pee'-
S'@AMs
1hHoLttNR H4EAz.1 ~ the following, Il
eppsan inai Mf 6i'daens bad luck y nos adiF
sslsNi ~
On Henday aftsfnoen, June 10, = large party of
nopielns1 ana gentlemen, cof1Astlng ief tAe mosf
p4ks ei E1si4,fs q tne s1cleiF q Aniqn4tles. A.
seinp'sa n,'' - LORD hsnsssugfoues mansion n Pic
caesly, iof tiae pafpea Of WiffssAing the Tntefest
lng process q unfglIins Hiummy which llsd BEN
teeeutiy 5foEsnt rom Anenes, ~ Mr. AS<en. THE
sPss1Msh Vas q very pekieet eae, and the fith1es3
8 me ease With ~ eoid Embellishments etd he
roe qp4ieai clAfaciers. Ied " TIE belief iHt NE
nFesAleAiipu a ths body would aesea cerlain b.
enlafsiies pot c0msEpn|g met with in mumzsiss 8t
hgypi1aA preparations 1fe inscription 0n lhe en-
lsEaai sstiacs 2 e ilse se vas read sllas Anel.
senhes, g : she who lives BY lsia, ? thus 81 91t.s
Determining the ssz q III Individual As Disch.
prefpns 70 The ceFemonY of HE deHudaii14 " tfs
eoay, read ahois histcrlcal akelch, haFe'! Hn1H
,sT r,. u.n9ssy y q anclem writer's ehsrnde.aS md
D.aoofns S!cnlHs] but correetsd BY modern |ufss
uealign and Faeeatchs Of fhe system adop'td AR he
EsyglRns ln ~ lnp2E'ant hut eemp.iesle'' A.'a
dnssv 6sf A, str;,,s ~ ~ -. 1s.ss
this very brlfe md bxnminout ali lzls s. .,l5I.<i
ss y. essAene 9t feaIy an hsns ss'ss
~ .,,''S y 10y .s
slSt uoisa b.vs, ,he sss,;s s..i Y. VA.
esN afe found e.irole3 wlth he botIg Jis I,.ss
decoytF1 a'yexst' WINS that Of tie d9fsAI sif3e n
2gtsek ek'eAisaG q 2 cfeFEgn shape from lls 1nn1
q ~ nssk ioshs lofver pafs el he rsba tt< ~
eral eHiEsM''sfs netp& hreAief aaa lnsefkei RI''t
sssss cs'sfAessN eesef4nnfe q ti'e i9miiy n H.
ysdnaA rank, etc q the detease1- These p;sesa
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RKFnRM III THE EeGTIsIs Ux4rEnsFT394s 'r.. +
Iinsaers fave by,,,,ghs f.ss...l /. .s1..s, 4. &. r..
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Universities sf Oxford and Canbraen d 40 ...s,
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FFEtI9- bT0Kef CHARLES Hotel Bnid.-
ing, oaf door IRON Common sreet, office Of H. Davis
slotary puble, New Orleans viii bny and sell Landed
rs Appralsf and Expert adjust Accounts make Copart-
ieFshp Settlements intends residing in the city during lie
see assessment for taxes is fair valuation draw lease col
leat rents and intend Agency buainess in gen
: eTal mills
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THRO UGH H IN ~ DAYS
stage TraEel Reduced to Ninety three Miles.
t6RSIA dspi % RsyneSs and Mes l. f DAY uAaa CARL
la sTssSs ocsef = fa Fam s'Tif g. Ts
dor siss@s ssS Ps q snd Pss s
oa s'i EmRERok Sap r eeE 9f MAJ s3
tonsoa f SiETEs5ts E5 Sogt s AdsMs LqWSpEs IR Capt
Johnson FARMER. Cart. James Fare ss. Time ilrongh
as m Q q hoas BY the Daily Mail Line OoachFare so
MONTGomERY TO cHARLEsToN.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE.
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
NJ M ealiod RlesdAS'ss i I
Gsfa t,,.io Atanps.,, ~ IN. Ralroai... Is ),
3 ~ fSslsca s@ m RarSa. lsS
4 hSs-. to charlss,on s 80 Time through
Thee Daiy Stage Lines between Opelka and Griirr-
Griffin Extra Coaches always IN readiness 70 cary
iUrward any number of through passengers without de-
~ The Cars on the Railroad are Of the most approved
ppoa The Georgia Railroad provided with
Ho fPa % tf adsoa hSas S s
N. 3, -Passengsn procuring Through Tickets Of the
Agent al Montgomery viii save about a.
G Il EAT @ NTRAL MAIL LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
,sarsas 5a1yrs Il pet tanFyfs M R.9 RlsGAsoss 3d. 4. miles.
npeika,;... srnesyls.,I0 m sases,.... ss "
s.sss..s Ssssa ! e ss.ss,s1 Ssii1Ssd
Fare-M MontgomeFy 10 Charleson, e23 SOTO savannah
s2t 3d. Time through hours including two highs rest.
asSs MiRTPp0PS oRSi0s M sa Ssa
BROOK and GEN CItNCH, well known for theirsatety,
n% No charge ior meals OF berths.
The Cars on the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
IVA s'g SsE9g % 5sdSse az $do, 10 t,. dt miles
lka o y trnsvle via Columbus. besides Exa Coaches al
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STAR TOWBOAf LINE -
~ ANGLO-SAXON. ea4lkn-h

l ne s y composed Of low pressure boats buis eA
~ ~ above business, Of great strength and with
; anthracite Coal used f6f fuel 10
them from smoke - 'Ass'ts9 " sssss' anu 70 iiee
au4nEealen,s are made with other hoats 10 assisl
N nktns lafse alile gvertfl bar when necessary
ana snip osneu win benefit themselves nv
paironslnA tlese pnals as they will obtain isuae s Sl
a. tle slesiest SECURITY 10! life and properly
New 0feanss y ey, ~ iSas J. VISITATION 81 co. +
(SHAAfPAGNE tFINHE--r :
~ 100 baskets cARDfNAI..
l50 baskets COL. BERT S w.
30 baskets LION DOR:
In store snd lcn sale low BY
jsls h : - sAMUEl. WOLFF, Is S3yavie, a.
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u 70 rLA.s'i Eiss ARD DUILDERs.-A. BROWN
Il co., Dsaiers au ksnds u L,aRbes--C Cy13ress,
hue and yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Wanui, Oak
and Poplar; Mahogany Newels and Baiusegs gsath,
: and tlre Brick.. 3 20 MAGAZINE srKKT ,AkW OR.
La ANS -. ST Fam SAV.hlLI., NATcHKz, Miss
~ Orders oI all kinds Of Cypress Lnmer delivered any
n0tiGe. yd 3mW
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FSxCHANGE ON NEW Y0RK-Bila at five %
" sixty DAYS sight, Tor sale hE
AS John II. ELLAOe Ia 4f 1t,
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FpuDllG IlA'EI8ss1 FRNsH Or SALT WATER--

by SrsptgN w. RoDeERs,
No. 1aa Graviur street, between
sBaronne and Philip p a
tTeeis.
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