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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
Tosvvsnous SAcnIrrcE,-Unpari all

TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE ,-Unparillel
reduction IN The prices Of Fnsllsh yerAi i9'ss ~
neI. DrIsgei, III o OIL COhs Sugs and lhgrih Gar
pe,s At HIsAM AspERsoN's, No % Bo~e'y Tbs on &c
~ ms M Of FL gsh Carpets ana Dfussee ~
MAYED lp the eight spscoss Sales Rooms oil The tam 'us
Cafnet Emporium offered two thirds Their raiie
SUGAR. TEA, COFFEF, &c, &c.-G w.
Al HATF No ia DIVISION St are selling the best quail.
n cru,bsd Sugars Is Gl lbs refined white ava
- SUGAR, Al a. ard g. % per lbs light brown Porto
po At 20 ptr7 lbs Best Government lava Coffee AZ ith
~ IL puxe Java at aud 1t Dsmngs Cohee at iei psr
IL rest quality Yourg Tyson Tea at So per ID very
choice Young hyson at As fine English breakfast Black
Te. AZ "a AVID the first quaty Of OoOong Black AZ Is per
~ B-Co d WIuter Oh al IS. and SIS per gallon pis
Winter Sperm OIL At best Sperm Oh al los per salion
a. W X ID HAFF No ia Divislon-U.
nau. between ESSEX and LUDLOW SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
DANCING PUMPS AND CATERS A mr.

s2NAssAu.sr.-Boot. makers Union Asso-
cztias Boots Shoes Caters retail for wholesale ptss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

~ FREEMAN, of the Union Hat Store,
Ma "a ruIton At manufactures all kinds Of Felt HAS
ard ChilSrsns Fancy Hats Black, White and Diae also
TsA,Ss' BeayeT HAS His pYlces are manufacturers
rrcss beinr I2 per cent below Broadway stores Try
IT, tom No 90 Fulton 1T and you will be sure TO patron
He "o'o'''' " FREEMAN Manufacturer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

CARPETINGs AT REDUCED PRICEs.--PE-
ysgsos HUMPHREY No s79 Broadway. corner of White
q are selling rich Brussels Carpet for S. to los per yard
heavy three ply for S. to U.s. per yard
Decd an wool &s =. IOh Cloths, heavy. 3s. to As
AAd all other goods found Carpet stores at equally low
pylcos ms W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
Tyr C.NroN TIA COMPANY are prepared

TO soil wholesale or retail Teas and Coees greater va
ety and at lower prices han other establishment Con-
sme of tea ould consult their interests by paronlsng
th,s store Location I25 Chatham between Pearl and
ROoseyelt1 No branch stores o23 2mW&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
p. l.. RoGERs.--Among the great reform.

OF the sse poserty viii recognize the that heads
thus notice p L. RoGERs, III the General Taylors
era taois Head Quarters, No Is Fulton st of
Cold Al tins establishment there regular graduation
OF prices nom which who needs suit of clothes
mag take has choice and walk with servceable and
elegant cut III the lowest figure Strangers aud citizens
Secoect the sgB Gen Taylurs Head uarters, No. 70
Fulton, corner Of Gold St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

u Ladies and Gentlemen who desire to
inspect an assortment of Watches Jewelry Silver ware
end Fancy goods unsurpassed for chness and var,ety
should visit The establishment of Mr. y. LIaBURGER,
No 400 Broadway. MIR l. imports direct and hence, Is
sasbied 20 sell small advance on cost prices
uln TuThkSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
CHEAP Rents AND Low PRICEs.-Car.

net Warsrooms Nos 444 and 4i6 Pea' St containing one
~ hs aree,t and most desirable stocks of Carpets from
Tsnestry Velvet to a common Ingram. with superior
stock u OIL Cloths. Rugs Table and Piano Covers Drug
sets nr &c 20 be- found IN any ia the city Also
real bargains in Ingram Carpetsl00 pieces all woo To-
grams IS ahd 6s yard, good patterns and coors
Purchasers are invited 70 examination.
nj 2w GEO T.. l.. HYATT, Nos ti4 and H6 Peaih.
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C,.,.,s FuRs-A " ORD TO TIE nS ave !,

few articles % whlrn Enr, There NAV be
1 asis: ,ss ga "a two W
..5': s out zen ~, %as s es s.t
tscs the dneIth CvSTNs the lowest pnces are aace-
f' s se Emns stone om.C sI tho
ssS urs Tses ,o s hand very large aud
40 that ladies' compare frs o. .ss saas,
ss q vsrou. degrees s 81 Sy
one sSn between quality and pree The Mass par
ins: pss &C s ss @s sSe most re1 stock Of
nan Hi a =. The ety The magnificent specimen
at 81 CO., which obtained the premium AZ xale,r Of
s.v "a, he seen III GBSINs cases anu e'o'' VANITY
an ns' he suited at his establishment -. Q, Dali,
taste can ~ swps No ga Broadway. Opposite 81 Paul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

HE EorbH ..,c.uy the Peoples Hatters. They
,.Asrs Union em "a are lie only Association
s ss as,sf. IN the cry you ~ ,ssm H,T FsIsafas
Hat. 90 not 81 81 row, opuose Astor House-N III
SoET J. TIFFAsy, salesman, "oulo We
,rsDas nj this establishment ----
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uusrrEss HorIoEs.

K,,Ioee's FALL STYLE or hat, "a S Cs'I.
a. large assortnsns Of Boys IN the city
Velvet and cio'h 'Apst " KELLOGG. No. la8 CanNI-@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

FuRs, FuRs, FuRs. -YogNe's premnlu MUM
ar He Keeps an excellent assortment has his Goods AM
nfactured night sells cheap and recommends nq.ns ou
vhst r. wood He got the premium at the la,e an o 'ne
An erican IDstitste or superior Fws and workmanship
INN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

~ No two persons look well IN sn .e
~. 5esd at the House Of Fashiens, is FsosssT '
ns,f 10 the Bible House wAbn.N =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

MEN's AND BOYS OvSRCoAIs ADD CLOTH
NO -B0rGHToN kNAPP. No 50 MAIDEN lane. manu-
factvrcrs Of Meas and Boys Uothiug. We have very
large stock. which we arc selling of very cheap Also
good aksortmtnt " undsr garments. SNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
C.un.yn's PARIS HArs.-Just received

,.S day and sac IN Hass Of
Chdren's Fancy Hats Caps anu ever bofere Import
r,Ts ass1ed for sale N this country LE4 en-
Hattsrs and leaders Of iasmon H u, Broadwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
COMMERCIAL BANK. Perth AMBOY.

Notes on this Bank taken al Is per cent discount Notes
on Bank OF New Rochelle James Bank, Farmers BANK
OF Nina &c. redeemed az par by EVANS Nos 70 and "
ssor.nt;o,s " '~' nj Hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

IB The everlasting smith family mas
ut least one great in their ranks, and that T.
SMITH Of 100 Fuon.st. the cheap fashionable Oot2er
This esteemed member Smith family the only
that an 6t GU, and outfit all Who want Clothing at low
rates and Of good quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
Rich CARpErINGs. -SMIrH & LoUNsBUay,

No lss Pearl ri are now selling their large and elegant
stsck of Carpetines az the following low rates
s'''s VI ~"' Per yaIdI Per yard
v.i,sts l2s TO l6s Ex Inerans As. Cd. to Is cd.
rsnss,ry - As 10 rs Medium do. rs cd. to Is. Cd.
tspsssls - "a 10 les Common do. is. Cd to Is Cd
Three ply.-- Is 70 9s. OIL Cloths rs Cd to Is Cd
Fiooa OIL Cloths, ITO "a feet vide English Druggsss
1874 and Is WIDE and all other articles connected
with the trade fill Is per less than Spring prices
IB an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

r. MEALIo, Halter, corner OF broad
vay and Canal has ssaed, ms sa o The nub
~ are rsspectfiIly invited to call and EXAMINE ns s
Ssfoss purchasing elsewhere. MEALlo' 40 D''Au""'
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Poiicg Jusrtcx
COMMON COUNCIL

L otM-- -sso D. -SJI
Majority for stuart, &s
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EsPEEsCHEID's FALL STYLE or hAIs
,.e. he anv d. Who indifferent 10 he
SoiIsy as 10 paw 81 for hat when superior one
every respect Do 10Y 81 ~ e.
u v T,s ,,oYt IA at lO1 Nassau-st, cor. Of Ann
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09

*. II -. r - !
9Th, Resolved, That wo are ready and
determined to maintain the rights ofthei
South at any and all hazards IS e
9Th. Resolved, Thitwe appoint q scom-
-mittec of twenty zone in number to cores
pond with likc committees in this and othor
States, and to do oil other acts that may
seem proper to them to advance the cause of
Co-opcration. ~ q
9 7th. Resolved, That tho proceedings of
this meetings bo published in our District
paper, and that the Southern Standard be
requested to copy.
The following gentlemenwere appointed
tunderthe 9Th Resolution, viz:
]. M. Norris, E.Watson, Capt. M. Pad
get Nv. II. Norris, Maj. Il. Watson, N.
Corlcy, w. Padgot, --- -, Capt. WIN.
Mobey, VIM. Slnyley. w. E.Sawyer, NJ.
NJ. Padget, N. Jones, Esq, Moses Holston,
E. Bauknight, J. Moblcy, NJ. B. Whitlle,
Joel Tidgall, p. Williams, Jarvis Asbcll,
and Ambrose Whiltle.
Perfect harmony prevailed throughout
the meeting, and all the resolutions were
unanimously adopted and signed by every
person at the meeting.
It may be proper TO state goodly num-
Der of persons were present--quite enough
to startlc the Actionsts- although but short
notice had been given. ,s
The meeting thon adjourned.
II. WATSON, Chairman.
". VIZ Il. INSoRRis, Secretaries.
Edgeaela Advertiser.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
Charleston Market.

CorToN.-The transactions since our
rsrcrt'of the lst inst, have been very linn
tied, as the aggregate amount sold does
not exceed $40 bales. The little remain
ing on hand is held at such high prices, as
10 deter buyers from operating, and hence
the s,agpution. The few sales made have
hccn at unsettled prices, and present quo
,ations must therefore ao considered nom
lnal. The sales wclc at extremes ranging
from l-2 up to &C., as in quality. The
receipts since our last embrace 400 bales.
The transactions IN Long Cotton have been
confined 10 50 bales, at prices within the
range OF 20 SOC.
Courier. Of The 9Th, inst
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09

THE CUBA News IN FEANcE.-Thc
government OF Washington is uneasy, in
looking at the persererngncss with which
athe s!avcholdIng States push their pre-
tensions, in their efforts to regain the nu-
nerical equality which they have lost in
the South. Wo have lately spoken of
league formed between these States and
a powerful party in California, in order to
arrive ut n division, by which it may be
possible to establish slavery upon about
half OF the California territory. We have,
to-day, to notice the cxertions attempted
by Texas, in order to begin ngain struggle
with Mexico, which refuses TO render
up fugitive slaves
The question would be again of
annexation, or somo favorable division for
the slaveholding States. AS for the
conquest OF Cuba, it is we can say, the fixed
idea of the Southern States. The central
power does all it possibly can do, in order 10
obtain from the sIaveholding States respect
for the treaties and the tights Of nations;
but it will be necessary TO shu, our eyos,
in order to not see that Cuba will be subject
to annexation in certain time.
The London Morning Herald, Of the
18th inst, publishes tho following:
hoie ~ not any douDt lnat Tie Untcd
States coyct the possession Of Cuba. Mr..
Bancroft, erenroye and minister plen-
ipotentary OF the United States, in this
country, said in his funeral cugogy on
President Jackson, that that General, at The
tine when he headed his army in Florida,
was anxious 70 conquer Cuba. Wc knew,
also, by certain proofs, accidentally within
the knowledge oi our authorities, that Cuba
/. ~ .
United States.
So Lord Palmerston md Lord Aher,lqep
have no illusion on this snijec,, and beliego
that tho even, will he realised in about
twenty Yeara,s
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
June 25ll,, 1851
Election of Teachers,

AN Election will be held on tho First Mon
day in October next, to fill the following Oiii-;
ces in tho Bradford Springs Female Institute,
viz: gs 81
A Male Assistant. TO be married man, and
fully competent to teach aiiithc branches Of on
English and Classical Education. with a rnlnry
Of 800. and board of HIMSELF ife and all chill
dren under seven; ali children over seven to be
entered anil charged MS regular pupils for board
and tu.ion--boys over twelve years excepted,
rs they are not TO remain in the institution.
n Teacher os French aud Music, with snln.
~ Of four hundred and fifty dollars and board;
one that can teach on boih pinno nnd Guitnr
will be preferred. ~
An Assistant Teacher of Music on Piano
and Guitar. Ornamental Necdle Work, and
Shell and Wax Work, with n salary Of three
hundred and fffy dollars md board. -
a second Assistant Teacher OF Music or Pr
nno md Guitar, with Dmwing and Painting
in Crayon, Oil and Water Colors, with o ralary
OF three hundred and fifty dollars and b0ard.
An Assistant Female Teacher in the Esern-
ry Department, with salary of three hundred
and fifty dollars and board.
or The Tenchers will be expected such duties,
generally, as may frdn time 10 time, be directed
ny ththoaM Of Trustees and the Principal.
BY order of tho Hoard,
ID. B. McLhURIN,
sam,crville, Aug. 8, 1851. Al I'm
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There lis for Spain one single waytol
Ipreserye Cnba--not forever, but during
l,all tho time that slavery will Inst in the
United States. ltg is TO pronounce the
ematcip ipatiohs s0f negroes in that colony.
This emancipation Is not ensy; Cuba,
has A36, GOO slaves, 205, 900 free colored,
and the Foreigners. With such elements,
although in state to make sacrifice of
three or four hundred millions OF. francs,
Spain could only give freedom to slaves
by relying upon the FREQ colored This is
a difficulty almost impossible to be resolved
in a convenient manner.
BE that as it may, the States of the
American Union continue TO grow larger
in their progress and to offer 10 the world
a spectacle which has no parallel in tho
history OF the old nations Of the earth .--l.e
Steele, Of Paris, August Id.
--,~I~-~---- -ao.. .~~~~-~~>~-
The disorders in this city on Thursday
last, was bad and discreditable enough
without the blnnders and exaggerations
which have got abroad through hasty tele-
graphing.
In Charleston, for example, a despatch
is published, dated here on the day of the
disturbance, in which it is said: 81
"The Cuban liberators, mostly Western
men, exasperated by the tone OF the Span
ish paper, La Patril, this afternoon attack
ed the Office, &C." Ia.
Tho Office attacked was La Union, not
La Patria. The assailants were not Gu
ban llberators at ALL; on the contrary, in
the course Of the disturbances Of that day
scarcely ono Of this class was recognized
among the rioters, and considerable num-
Der were forward in volunteering to pre-
serve the peace. Tho following Is an ad-
ditional despatch, dated the next day, when,
according to our experience here every
thing vas quiet;
New ORLEANS, AUGUST 90.
Two thousand mon this morning sur
rounded the City Prison, where The Span
ish Consul has taken refuge, and threaten.
ed to demolish il unless the Consul is de-
livcred up to them. About fifty police are
on the ground. The cigar shops kept by
the Spanish were nearly all destroyed
during last night. Minute guns have becn
fired since sunrise in honor of the murder
cd llbcrrlors. Tho bodies of Victor Ker
and Col. Cr;!tcndcn attract many vistcrs,
and produce much feeling.
This is news in New Orleans-nevcr
heard OF before it came from Charleston
The City Prison on the morning of 22d
was as undisturbed as church. The
Spanish Consul was never in danger nor
threatened, that we heard of. Tho attack
| against his office was sudden, but neither
then, nor during the succeeding delnonstra-
tons against The cigar shops, were the pcr-
sons OF any Spaniards molested at all
The Consul might have walked the streets,
and VIC doubt not that his person would
have been safe. The refuge in the prison,
and the crowd demanding hin, arc sketch
cs from the imagination, or vague street
rumoRSwhch had 10 foundation at ALL
The pubic visitation TO see the bodies of
kccr and Cr'tenden arc also tho creation
OF fancy, for these last relics OF the brave
have not been received in tho city even
yet.
There was report on Friday morning
That vessel had arrived with these bodies,
but 1t proved 10 be untrue.-N. o. Pic.
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The State of South Carolina,
wILLTAMSBuRGIIsDIsTRIcT.


Dickson, who ID in tho csistosi osiy os
the Sheriff Of Williams sburgh nislfisi,
virtue of fa@rt ofscapins ad aatisfo eild 1rss,
at the suit Of D .F. Fleming, having filed ina
my office, together with schcdile. On
cath,of bis estates and effects, his petisicns5
70 the Court Of Common Pleas, raying sliass
he may be admitted to tho benefit soi figS
acts OF tho Gcncral Assembly made fvr ttias
relief Of insoltont debtors. L isqardefsd
that the said d. SF. Fleming, and alb snthefsj
tho creditors to whom the said .: Z. illc ki,s
son is in anywise indebted, bef and iiep
arc hereby summoned, and have notice TAI
appear, before the said Court ut syill.aIIiss
burgh Court House, on Tnesaay, The se4s
cond day oEthe next. FERN Of The. Court of
Common Pleas for tho said District ofs
OF Williamsburgh--thei ghtecnsh day of
November next--to shes cause, if any ilieY
can,aWhy the prayer of tie petition aiotas
said shoula not be granv,'. II
Z w. II. ST. ), TT. &. g! p Sc iss; "a;
Office of the Common p Ss,el
Wiliamsburgh District. IS ss;
May l7tt, 1851 SO 1T SIS
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CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL
RoAD.-At the meetin. Of the Board Of D;-
rcctors, held in this place OIL Wednesday,
lasl. Mr.. John w. Walker was appointed
agent, and Mr.. WIN. Il. Robinson, book
keeper for the. Chester depot. These ap-
pointucnts are we'll made; and we con.
grutulatc tho company and the business
community upon their securing the scrvi-
ccs of these gentlemen, who nre in every
way SO well adapted to the dntes that will
icvolve upon them.
The appointment Of an agent at Black
s,ccks ::as postponed. We understand
tho depot building at tha, place, III miles
below Chcster) will soon be completed,
when tho freight trains. will be discharged
at that point
~ The following ia a statement of tho earn
ings and expenditures of the Road for the
month OF May, June and July, kindly furn-
islicd lis by Capt. Bradley:
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Educational Notice.

The second session oil the Bradford
Springs Female Institute will begin on
Tuesday 9Th of July with an enlarged nuns
bcr Of teachers and n iauerng prospect os
an increased number Of Pupils. In ,hei
place OF Miss ELLIS resigned TO go North
the Board have unanimously elected Miss
II. SpAts, and appointed Miss A., CT Rip-
LEvsof Charleston, Assistant Teaches lift
Music and ornamental literature. Il
ID. BshicLAuRIhl,
june, Goth, 1871. 81
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.
IN ORDINARY.

f. NJ Clark VS. f. NJ. Gordon and others.
II appearing to my satisfaction TINT T.. M.
Gordon and wife, Ransom J. Clark, Samuel +.
Clark and John NJ. Clark, defendants in the
above stated case. reside without this state.
Ii is therefore ordered that they do ppenr nnd
oblcci to the division or sale of the Real Estate
of Samuel Clark, deceased, on or before the
eighth day Of january next or their consent 10
the same will DC entered Of record
w. LEWIS, o. S. ID.
Sept. 9th, 1851 46 tc
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FLORA,

Pastry Co0k and Baker Of Cafes, &c, &c
Oilers her services to tho citizens Of
Sumter and the adjoining Districts in the
preparation of bridal icasts, party ty-suppcrs,
&c. Ter long experience and service in
every department OF her business, iustijcs
her IN cngagingto give crirc satisfaction
to hor employers.
Shc may be found by application a, the
Barbors Shop in this place.
Sum torvillc, Jan. S,h, le5l fltf
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Election Notice,

In pursuance of an net Of The Legislature, to
provide for the Election Of Managers 10 a
southern Congress, and by virtue OF u writ OF
election directed lis by his Exccllency Governor
hleans. the polls will opened in Sumtervillo on
The second Monday In October and day after,
U3lh and liil,) for two Deputies to Represent
this Congressional District in IL Southern Con-
grcss J. o. IlERlOT
G. w. BRADFORD, Managers.
J. ]. KNOX.
September 9, 1851. 46tf
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DRY GOODS

/ UA I GUUUS
I'm CHARIyESTO S. g.
DIREC.r 4 Hsta il sls sEss
%. Sd. KllIlRISON s& gO,
81 DlREcr IaronrERspf European Dry Goods,
nre happy to inform their friends and customers,
that they are now receiving by every arrival
from Europe additions to ns complete a stock Of
staple and Fancy DRY Goods
ns hus every been offered in this market
GOOD GOODS ARE FURNISHED AT
Low PRICES,
and those who purchase in their city are inyi-
ted to examine their styles, which will be found
peculiarly adapted to, tho Southern Trade.
LADIES DRESS GOODS AND
DOMESTIC FABRICS IN
EKE1'Y VARIETY: OF
NEGRO CLOTHES, BLANKETS AND
~ PLANTATION DRY GOODS, a
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
3. HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. +
in their line!in every variety, together with n
iull stock Of CASHIERS, VESTINGS and
CLOTHS: u1so, LIN EMS which will be found
free from my mixture OF Cotton.
All articles sold are guaranteed TO prove as
represented. .A
Terms-Cnsh or City acceptance. as5
&. & E. l.. KERRISON Il CO.,
200 North West Corner
King g. Market.streets.
September 2, 1851. 45-5w
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Capture and Execution of Lopez.

The steamship Cherokee from Havana
is coming up the river. a despatch TO the
Picayunc says that Gen. Lopez was cap
tured and executed in Havana on the lst
instant One hundred and fly. five prison.
crs, mostly Americans, were in possession
of the Government. All who lett in the
pampcro we're killed or made prisoners
The insurgents still held possession OF the
mountains.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
Death of a Governor.

The Richmond papers announce the
death. OH the 25th ult., at his residence, Of
Governor Mcdowell, one Of Virginia s most
distinguished sons, who had been for sever
al years member OF the U. S. House OF
Representatives, distinguished alike for his
commanding eloquencc, his lofty patriotism
and varied accomplishments. lie died uni
versally regretted by all parties.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
Elections.
We NNE = SE Z

LIST dist. A. Johnson, dem., reelected.
ID dist. A. G. Watkins, whig, reelected.
Sd dist. ]. M. Anderson, whig, re-elect-
ed.
4,h dist. John II. Savage, democrat, re-.
elected.
9th dist. George w. Jones, democrat, re-
elected.
9th dist, James II. Thomas, democrat,
reelected.
7,t dist. Meredith p Gentry, whig, re-
elected.
9Th dist. William Cullum, whig, gain.
9th dist. lsham G. Harris, democrat. re-.
elected.
10th dist. Frederick p. Stanton, dolno.
crat, reelected.
llth dist Christopher II. Williams, whig,
reelected.
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Notice.

The Bank of the State CT South Carolina, vs.
Wm L. Davis, En'or. Of John N. Davis
Masters oiilce, llth August, lS5l.--ln pursu
nncc OF the Decree, notice is hereby given TO I'll,
creditors of John n. Davis, deceased, to come
in and prove their debts before me, on or bcfor,
the lst of January next, otherwise they will be
excluded the benefit Of the Decree.
JAMES w. GRAY, Master in Equity.
August 10, 1851. ia-,isti
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE THE FIRM OF DICKSON & LATTA
public generally, that he is now receiving va
riay Of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which hc
will sell low for cnsh--rwo doors above the
rianiers' Hotel, and Immediately opposite James
DInnps, esq.
z Camden, $. c, Dec. 10th, 1850 5H o