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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-03
Notice.

The subscriber bcgs leave 10 inform hs
irien@s AMI the public generally, that he will
continue the BOATING BUSINESS from
WRlGIIT'S BLUFF To Charles on the en-
SUNG Winter All Cotton and u,hcrProluce
consigned TO his Boats will bereceiveh stored
&C. free OF charge. Freigh, as reasonable
ms by any other conveyance.
Grntoni ior pas, iav"rs, he hopes, by his
istal strict attention To the nte .csts oi his
rien S TO realize continuation OF their pa
tronnge. ]. RUFUS FIELDER
Wr,ght's Bluff, u Oct. lSI0. 52tf
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Conartnershin Notice.

selves together under tho firm, OF pRIS(si;E
s. GRAHAM, for the transac,ienof business
connected with the Seam aIiR situated
LA miles from SnDatersilie, wsi$ga ;tsey
are prepar4d 70 Saw and grind. s.
''8'as 8 ' ELIJAH PfsING GLE,
N. GRAHAM.
Sept 10th lets. 81 e
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WANTED

For :he coming year, a Woman or Cir,
(wlhoul c.nldrcm ~ Il Chambcrmail ani
'Sennslrcss Also, boy or man, nccuslom-
ed 10 House work--must cone we'll recon-
'ncndcd rs 10 character. Apply at this Office.
Dec 10 5 81
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HAULING,

The subscriber would state Tor. the benefit
Of the public, TINT esill haul from tie Mid,
tleton Depot 10 SninterVIle, by The load
(ei,her four, horse Or two horse w agoa) at
Is "a cents per Hundred. a
Hr ,.'s .s; JOHN CHINA.
Aug. D, 1890 d3 Il 3
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-03
Splendid Assortment, 4
T, T. SOJ,ONTONS M co,

Have Just received and are now npraiIg sheir5
NEW STOCK of FALL aud w Err
GOODS, coasisting OF On r GOO oDS, q Gss3f;E
RES HATS, CAPS, Bo&NETS, Bo0rs,
SHOES, IIARDVA RE and G TIER \ also
fine assortment OF s. .5 s &,
Ready Made Clothing,
All of which they ofsrhg 81 the VERY
LOWEST rsnMs--o which they can be sold iu
this Market tts4t
they invite their FRIENDS and The c0Si1f
MuNI1Y to give h.eni d call aud exsmine for
themselves before purchasing e!seWhere.
Oct. 10 5U VI %f
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Ready NIade ClothiElg,
ClothingI Clothing / Clothing II

We have just received decidedly, tie lsrgrst
aud bes asserted STOCK ei READY MADE
CLOTHING ever offered III this Market, and
no mistake. Goats, Seets, Pants Over Coz. g..
Drawers, Shirts. Under Shirts, Spesaeic. " .
car renew iltc " hole oa,er maa fsopI Bonnet Ia
Boot-hrsi- GnEAP FOR C,hSIIs or on ar9
comDndaiing terms end reasonable pricss 10
good customers. Come on and mako your scice>
i,ons. L.s 81
I go A. u. g. r. MOSES. y, &.
/ Oct ie | 5i Ii; 4
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Notice..

Those wishing the Professional services Of
the subscriber, m,y find him durin. tic day
at his Office in rear o: the Drug Store, and
during tho night at the ilotel kept by Mr.
John China.
J I. MILLER
Sumtervillc, jan ], 1850. 10 Gm
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sumtervillo, Nov. l2,h 1s4a s - 81
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Sumteryille, Nov. 2Oih I649
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Although not recommended ns n scura ail,
yst tiieyafe !ss=s aud bsss senndg 70 re-
move Ccnsnmp,ina, Jsandice, Dyspeps;a, Hi
housness, heryonsno :, foul stomach. l,esd.achu
lnd gestion, etc. unl.ke other pargaljye ynedi.
cue they lesse .!:. bq@es. nl,ysys relaxed, con.
seiuensis are the prepef nedisinc for females
nno persons leading gla sedentery Iiie. Price 25
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

OE-~This number of the Weekly is the last to our
session subscribers. They will find prospectus ic-
companying it, which hope will induce them rot
only become regular subscribers, but to obtain 9th
ers. whereby they may obtain the paper at its redu-
eed price We will take this occasion also, to say to
them particularly, that the Legislature has od-
ourned the large space occupied by the proceedings
thereof, will be filed by interesting matter, such as
news foreign and domestic markets, general notices,
and matters and things in general. Law Reports and
interesting cases in the court will be given as full as
possible. Discussions of our State matters set
forth in the prospectus, and shall be fully realized
We say then. that at former period in the his
tory Of the State, has been in the power of The ed
,ors nor by combinations Of circumstances, 10 make
the State Sentinel more interesting than during the
coming years. If our friends will but sustain US in
increasing list, land gratifed to state that
IT is increasing handsomely) we shall be enabled to
make such improvements as will present it in form
not surpassed 10 be surpassed. by any paper in
the west, either for beauty of execution cheapness
II needs but small effort your part, gentlemen
and for ell you make, pledge corresponding ones
on ours What is done, let it be done promptly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

MONDAY Morning, Jan. II, 1880.
The House met this mOIning 10 close up the business OF
the session.
After the usual interchange Of messages The fact
ing known thai the Governor had approved ad sged the
bills remaining before him, and committee consisting Of
Mes>r. Hunter aud WINERY having been appointed wait
the Governor ascertain whether be had any further
communications make, and having epared that the Gov
hadno further TO transmit to the Legislature,
except his good wihes and desire for The health prosperity
and happiness Of The members,
Mt Hunter moved that the House do adjourn, sine
Previous 10 the final adjournment the Speaker arose. aud
in ve,y feeling manner, made the following address;
Gentlemen of the House Of RepresenfGfires-You
now about close very luxurious session Of weeks
and TO submit the result Of deliberations inie-
gent and high minded people.
of the five hundred end sxty6ve bills and joint resolu
tons introduced during The present session. in this House,
presume the most important passed is the maxi
ing the Necessary provision for carrying into effect the will
of msioy Of the qualified voters Of the State deber.
aey expressed through the medium of the ballot box
the first Monday in August last proposing the call Of
Con venon during the present year. to revise snd amend
the Constitution of Indisna which will only
be epoch her history; but the result of which will
be the more fully the ends for which all republi
governments established increase the elements Of
prosperity of this great and growing State, and assist in
perpealng this form Of government With Its free instltu-
iions TO the latest Period of time,
now embrace this opportunity TO tender you my sin
thanks Tor the very courteous and kind treatment
have received your hands, during the whole Of the pres
session and Also G that aid you have generously
extended 10 all occasions.
have not the vanity suppose that have committed
the discharge of the duties Of the chair but
you will regard them errors of judgment only.
The compliment you have been pleased 10 present to
by unanimously adopting resolution, referring 10 the dis
charge Of my official duty, will be gratefully remembered
The latest period Of my life. il affords great pleas
witness The general good feeling and high
minded aud honorable bearing that has characterised
intercourse with each other during the present session.
Towards each member and officer Of this House
tain the kindest personal feelings
wish each Of you present. and those who have lef
ia advance OF this safe aud speedy 'uinry fm the capt.
tai homes aud bid each Of you kind fatewell.
| now declare this House adjourned, sine die
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
COngressiOnal.
WASHINGTON, Jan

WASHINGTON, Jan. ~, lou.
The Senate not in session to-day.
HOUsE.-Mr Clingman moved to postpone the
election Of keeper and postmaster until March,
1851, which was decided in the affirmative by two
majority.
Mr. Ashmun moved reconsideration Of the vote
and to lay the resolution upon the table.
Mr.. Savage raised point that the Constitution re-
guired the House TO appoint officers He denied the
right of the door-keeper of the last House to act as
dOOr-keeper Of this.
The Speaker decided tina, according TO usage, old
officers continued to until the appointment of
their successors. 1t for the House to settle the
question.
Mr.. Hibberd inquired whether a motion TO proceed
TO the election of dookeeper would be IN order.
The Speaker replied, not until the day fixed BY the
House expired.
Shortly afterwards rough, crazy looking man,
took his stand Of the Clerks desk, aud IN stentOr-
an voice, Curged by menbers) began to make a
terrific speech, saying that for five long weeks he had
been waiting for Congress to do something for his
people. He of the b'hoys, and had suffered
everything but death. The members urging him on,
he spread himself for big speech, and cOntinued-I
all Canada annexed, Victoria off the throne, and
all creation in this Union. This was followed by a
boisterous laughing and cheering, during which lie
was led out by Mr.. Holmes. When he reached the
door, he said lis name was Harmerson, the Lion Of
the West.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
SENATE.

MONDAY, January 81.
AZ two o'clock The Senate met when each Of the branches
having informed the other that il had transacted all business
before IL, joint committee appointed to wait the
Governor to harm whether he had any further cOmmuuica
tons to make 10 the Legislature.
Mr. Miller, om Tie Committee, reported that they had
waited upon him. and that he had make
except TO wish the members safe return home.
On motion motion of MIR Harvey, The Senae adjourned
siae die.
By the adoption Of that motion, the lsbOs Of the Ieroer
end for the present session. REPORTER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

Horn g. JoHNsoN.--This firm, wholesale and re-
tail dealers in West India Goods and Groceries,
though young, is doing very fair business and we
learn that those who deal with them are very well
satisfied with their method Of doing business. They
have large stock Of goods hand, and intend, as
we learn shortly to notify The public Of the same,
pecaly those who ignorant Of their place of busi-
ncss, by adrsrtising We doubt not but they will be
the most asonished when they do go, by noting their
increase Of custom.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR.-We publish
to-day the appointments made by the Governor up to
this date Our readers will hereafter have every np
poiutmeut made by his ExceIlency,--at least oil
which affect the public interest and wefare.-promp-
ly published in the State Sentinel. We cannot doubt
that the people will highly approve Of this determine
ton OF Gov. Wright.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

SAMUEL Beck, of Marion county, to be Quarter
Master General.
DAVID Reynolds. of Marion county, to be Adju-
tant General
JACOB 0LDsHUE, of Parko county, and JOHN P.
WIDNEY. of DeKalb county, to be sids-de-camp.
ANDREW J. CARR, Of Clark county, to be Private
Secretary.
FRANK EMERSON, Of Jackson county, to be attor-
ney to defend the suit pending in the Marion Circuit
Court concerning the of John Fischli late If
Jackson county, Indana in pursuance of the &C, Of
the Legislature, approved January IS, 1919.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

61rWiIl some one of our friends in Terre Huuie
be so Kind as to furnish The youRg gent Of the Cour
Ter with gill Of milk The poor thing needs H. If
we are Judge Of the wants Of cayes by their blea.
ing. We will paw the expenses out Of the ''sinews
Of war" should any be inclined 10 besiow the neces-
sary relief.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

New JERSEY LEGIsLATURE.-The Legislature of
New Jersey assembled at Trenton on Thursday.
Among the most prominent questions to be acted up
on will be general banking law. general railroad
law, law repeating the exclusive privileges Of the
united canal and railroad companies, general plank
road law, allowing seven per cent. interest when
specially contracted for the establishing Of free
school system throughout the State, general laws
thotzing associations for insurance, for mining, and
for voting by ballot in townships, aud HOUSEHOLD ex-
emotIon law.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

Lyman Raymond, of Lowell Mass, has recovered
50 975 from corporation of that city compen-
saton for broken kneepan, causing permanent lame
ness. which he got by stumbling over gate in the
gutter. which stuck up some two inches above the
curb stone.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
sary relief.

O5-Thc Title Of Free Territory Sentinel at Cen
,revile, has been changed TO that Of the Indiana
True Democrat" and the paper has been enlarged
and improved in appearance. Its editor, Mr. r.
Vale, is a gentleman IF talents aud sound judg-
ment, aud we hope will be literally supported.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

SiNGuLAR FAcr.-lt is stated that while the SUBJ
scripton IN New York, in aid Of the Hungarian Re-
fugees. has nearly reached Si0U0, proposition TO
rasc funds for the relief of The disabled New York
volunteers has entirely faIed.-lhadison Banner.
Whose ia ult is i'll Old Zack's!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

6J-The Speaker of the Ohio Senate, who was
charged with having obtained the Chair by corrupt
means, has been compelled to resign 1T, aud Mr.. Con-
verse elected in the place of Blake. The Legis-
laiure will now proceed in its bushes, and among
other things will investigate Blake's conduct.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
Our Terms.
TO correspondents.

Tvs, Columbus been referred to the pro
per quarter and due consideration will be given IT, No decision
viii probably be made prior to August next.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

,ine whom we hope will give better satisfaction than
the las, Our friends will please notify of any
omissions denquencies soon as they occur, with
a view to their prompt correction.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

The following was one Of the regular toasts given
al late German supper in Baltimore:
HATNAU-Abhorred by all The ,corld, and held in
utter contempt by tIe rest 81 mankind.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

p 4. o. Express. -erre IIauie. cbt yb giE
gnOrw. 10Y rcfcEp. 'ckaT-
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

M D N K Y M A n X e r.

FRIDAY, June 2S-6P. M.
The stock market was not so buoyant to-day, and
the closing prices Of yesterday not sustained At
the first board Erie Bonds declined per cent;
Farmers Loan U; Erie Railroad u; Reading Railroad
q. U. g. &c advanced Y per cent; Reading Mortgage
Bonds NJ Erie Bonds new, III Harlem %; New Haven
Railroad y. There considerable activity In all
stocks, particularly Government, Ohio 6s Harlem and
Erie Railroad. Harlem advanced from the opening
and Erie fell OF y from the opening. The market
closed weak and the ancies show ofanoher
collapse The fact s the spirit exists only
to very limited extent and is conhHed to those who
make Wall street operations profession Something
more than easy money market is necessary
to keep prices for stocks possessing no intrinsic
value, at the high points now ruling; and In the
absence OF that ele ment Of speculation the street
brokers have to face things as they best 1t has
thus been up hill work and although the advance
in prices has apparently been great, very few fancy
stocks have changed hands, rather have left the
possession of original holders at prices anything like
those current.
The receipts at the once of the Assistant
Of this port day. amounted s2oo4s "a payments
81, ,2Ss, ,92o 66-balsnce, $2116429 81
The Commercial Bank Of Albany has declareda semi
annual dividend Of five per cent.
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company have
given notice that the cenates Of profits issued for
the year le4s with the accruing interest will be paid
on and after the sh Of July at which time all
thereon will cease.
Three hundred thousand dollars Of the bonds Of the
Worcester Railroad Company sold at auction In
Boston, yesterday at the following prices $1,000 at
oper cent sdvance $4,000 at do do SIS 900 at 3Z do
do; $4,000 at az do. do; $4,000 at do. do; $4,000
at q, do. do 245 900 at ~ do. do.-Toal, 5000
The sale well attended, and the bidding quite sp-
rited The bonds payable in 1850, with per cent
interest, em-annuslly, coupons attached. They
convertible into stoch at the option Of the holders
The Seventh Ward Bank has declared q semi annual
dividend Of four and half per cent payable the lst
day Of July,
The Ttar,ier gives the annexed table Of dividends
to be paid In Boston In July
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

The items included under the head Of arrsarsgss
pensoxs expenses of roads bridges ac hospital and
other charters balance Of grants to schools grants to
Mechaniss' Institute, repair to Monklands, f1J0s4
balance Of salaries sc. pententiary commissions,
f1 $50 es balances OF sdnnistration Of jnstce
count Of common schools, E24,lst, &C, &c.
The charge under the head Of interest public debt
is made up by the following sums viz Bank Of Eng
land, for interest f73462; Giynn Mills HALIFAX Co
do, fS7os5; Barring, Bros. Co., f29571 Boeaquet e.
Co, f52; Receiver General, interest on dsbentures
f35s5s; d. Davidson. interest Chambly Canal loan,
fl o5o VIM. Filder f72; engraving debentures ESQ;
c. Il. Anderson, expenses to New York. f25; suudry.
banks, f6o9; premium bills Of exchange, 81 2g7-
total, f1so,l25.
The next amount under the head schedule d, Ls.
made Of items provided for In the civil list for the
year ending December 3ist, 1s49 the most important
Of which Ills Excellencys salary G7777; Judges
Canada Wet fes5o; do do East, fIosas pension to.
Judges f2oo7 salaries and allowances for eontingen
ciss Of the Attorney and Solicitor Generals f3.5o;
Court Of yic.-Admiralty, S472 circuit allowances,
Canada West and East. f15s7; r. 8. N. Bouchette,
clerk, crown land department, fsoo-total, f33oo4.
The amount under schedule h, composed Of the fol-
lowing -Governors Secretary and his ONCE fl ssI;
Provincial secretary's ONCE eastern section, f2o37
do. do western do Al COS; Registers once, Gi os3;
Receiver Generals ONCE E1,ool; Inspector Generals
once, f3,s72 executive council, E2sl7; department
Of public works, E1s67; emigrsnt agent E5os; PEN
sons, f5022; Indsn snnuties E6,c55; contingencie5
Of public ofHcers f6o6i-total, Gas esl
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

Highly Important from Coney lsland-Or-
ganizasion OF n State Government-Pre-
Paratioss for Defence, Sc.
AT a late hour last night we received the follow
ing very important intelligence from Coney Island,
and We hasten to place it before our readers and
the public in general
CosEY IsIASp, March 2s 1850
THE has been great day for Coney Island. The
Inhabitants OF this territory have last awakened to
sense OF their rights, and determined to be no
longer suburb stopping pacefor New Workers, but
10 assume the position to which they are entitled,
as one OF the States Of this mighty conederscy and
the most important OF the whole batch. They have
lost all patience in awaiting the action Of Congress in
regard TO California. and determined to demand
admission into the Union at II the demand be
net complied with Immediately and Internationally
without respect to the wilmot proviso they will set
up separate republic, organize fleets and armies and
to defend the Of tss
ing to their notions and don't fig whether Con-
gress may think they have too extensive line Of
coast or not. Their dander is up and they
drs sadfu intents intent if their wishes are not COM
piled with AS is. the whole island is In motion
Flags are flying drums beating and our noble people
are marching and counterma ready and
TO meet al, who may oppose them, especially the
never much enthusiasm b. fore The very CLANS
are jumping out Of their skns-no out of their shells
with delight; and wo betde those who dare to say
Coney Island Is not State Gil Davis and John Smith
have been duly elected represent the State in
the Senate OF the United States at Washington with
Instructions to demand =" In the most peremptory
language, that official courtesy will allow their seats
in that august body. More anon.
This is, indeed, most important movement on
the part of the people of Coney Island, and one
can predict the results TO which il may eventually
lead 1t cannotlbe denied, however, that they are
entitled to admission into the Union, as State
equally SO with New Mexico, Utah, and California.
They have tremendous population at the present
time, not of gold seekers like those Of California,
but OF clam diggsrs, whose untiring energy in dig
gng into the bowels of the sand banks, in search of
that delicious fish, might be well held up to the
admiration of the Cafornians If they have not
gold mines, they have clam banks, abounding with
"softs and hards." They have splendid hotels, as
well as government mansion. They have forts
and redosbts, in the shape of lighthouses, and
steam marine, Of at least one hundred and fifty
horse power. With such means at their command,
the people of the State of Coney Island not to
be trifed with. The question of the admission of
new States is evidently becoming more difficult of
solution than ever, and Congress will have their
hands full before they adjourn.
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

STATE AUTHORITIES OF LOUISIANA AND LorKz.-
The news from New Orleans prepares US Tor some
very curious and interesting developements. Some
of the most distinguished men in the State seem to
be implicated, by some means, an the Cuban inva-
sion. Aoorresponden names some of the parties
who are likely to be called upoK for explanations.
Surely iffhe authorities Of Louisiana have been so
active in fitting the expedition the csbine; at
Washington must have been aware Of the project.
Under what color or pre,ext will they deny that
they had infor ma,isn on the suhjecti
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

fHE NIcAR,suA CaSAL.--We hare received
from Mr.. ID. l. White, the agent Of this company.
engaged in building this grea, and important work.
a full account Of the whole arrangement. The age
has Det woducod more stuPendous eaterpriss;
and in all sincerity, xe say 60 70 work, ssd finish
the great highway OF natisns. Can no arrange
picnt be made, by which tens of thousands of la
borers may be brought. al once. upon the 6sld OF
operations, that we may the sooner exclsina, the
bridal of the Pacific and Atlantic is aceomps she'd
the good work is done I"