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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
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NAsRv LILLE, TENN. Cotton. The sales
'ef cotton Yesterday we're about 100 bales, al
prices ranging from / TO &c. The most of
it brought &c. The sales were 10 fill or
ders, and there was. N ore disposition than
Usual of late, ON the part Of holders, 10 OPP
eraie
Nothing worthy of note has transpred in
The grocery market.
New ORLEANS, La. Cotton. Arches ac-
dounts have had no effect Of our market.
Sales barely reached 300 bales yesterday.
llidding and Middling Fair, no change.
lower qualities easier.
Tobacco. 1856 hhds refused SIC; and
frosted Sc. Stock on nand 81, 342 lids.
Flour 1000 bbls sold. Ohio IS 80 10
) GO; St. Louis So 70.
Corn. Sales 5000 sacks: prices ranging
from 80 for inferior to So for prime while.
Oats. 57f0$8 cents.
Whiskey: Recti6ed l8O183c.
Pork unchanged.
Bacon. Sales 379 casks No sides 75c;
dear BIC; ribbed 8sc; shoulders 64(063c.
Lard. Sales 600 kegs At 104c.
Baggng and Rope, 1000 pieces and 1000
coils at l2stG6I-
Coffee, ESQ sacks prime Rio at9c.
+ Exchange. Dem pnd limited.
Weather warm and pleasant.
New York, N. Y Cotton held &c high
err; flour better sales 1000 bbls STATE al
3 94(G)4 O6. Wheat, sales $500 bushels
Genesee at 1902. Corn advanced, s.des
5000 bushels linked, at 57(058, round at
so; Spirits Turpennne 33I; Linseed oil 70
Provisions and groceries inactive. Fancy
stocks lower; III S. and good Safe stock un-
changed; monty tight except first class pa
per.
CINcINNATI,i ONO Flour. Sales al
lS3 1503 Is, with bat lille demand.
iSaies of 1900 bushels corn at CSC. 200
bushels Oats a SOC; nd 1900 bushels Rye,
10 arrive, at 62e. Whiskey has advanced
TO 174c. Nothing Doing in provisions.
River stationary.
ST. LOUIS, Mo- Receipts of produce
light, and transactions very light. Flour
relatrf sales only firm; country at IS SO; fan
CIV So rs. Whea, ranges from 60 10 78c.
Germ more demand; sples of mixed at Sic;
prime yellow, ia new gunnies, 35c; prime
white 58f04oc. Oats 80 to SIC.
Provisions dull Pork, no sales. Lard,
453 lbs good al 81. Bacon, shoulders al
5J064, clear sides at 8084. No large
sale of hams. Hemp, common 10 prime
SO 10 81.
River recedi&g very slowly, Fl inches in
,wenty-four hours. Another rise reported
in the Missouri river. Upper Mississippi
and Illinois falling. Wealber is warm.
CHARLESTON. s. C.--Co,toh. The mar.
ket may be said to have been brought 10 Q
stand yesterday; The transactions having
been limited 10 some IS bales. Prices ranged
from6 lO7&c.
CHATTANeoaA, TENN-The past has
been a very dull week for transactions in
The staple ARTICLES Of our market We
have consequently very few changes TO note.
Bacon is dull Al prices below. Select lots
of Tennessee may command II cents, but
Ohio and inferior, qualities range below,
New Whea, does not come in yet
Boats sill make regular trips.
SAVANNAH, lGA.-Bacon. Stock lighl
Hams 9 TO II Shoulders u TO 8, Sides IS
10 10.
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MONEY.

h " consequence OF Additional liabilities in
Il Cured by rebuilding my shop and other
houses, am compelled 10 request those IN
debted 10 me by note or account, TO come iof-
ward and square of the same. Nothing but
the most urgent demands for Money could
force me 10 make this request.
hope all those indebted will feel them
selves called upon 10 come to my relief. by
so doing you will much obiige
f. g. g. BEANLAND.
May 6, l85t.-tf.
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p 1t will be seen, ON reference
70 os,r advertising columns, that pro-
nosils for the erection Of the College
sd.tcc at this place, viii be received
until the lst Of August.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

tar "Robett's'' letter, frorh TuNa-
homa, came tb hand, just as our
paper was really to 60 to press. 1t
shall appear id our next.
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CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs, &C

A FINE lot Of CLOTHS, black TzE
20 and fancy CASSlMERES; Slack. -
- satin and fancy VESTlNG; black
and fancy silk CRAVATS; extra fine and
medium HATS; extra fine BOOTS, &c. Nc.
Walk 10, gentlemen.
April p. b. SHAPAHD. !
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FRESH CHEMICALS, &c.
GENUIN4 q EREsu EXTRACTS /.

Or Eyosc anus. colocyulh Comp
* Beilaionna, Genliana, RheutaIh, c.
~ cuia, Kra InerIs, Gomez. ElatenuU,
81. Sc
DI EMEIi & HAMPTON
April %. ISL.
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e - pes, Goods
eT3Na.kse.

THIHlS is to notify The public generally that
Il w. H. MOORES is legally author
ized agent Tor the Marble ard al NasnSiie,
and all contracts will be flied in the neatesI
manner and shortest notice possible. All
work will be delivered at Fayetteville. or The
places mos, suitable. All kinds of Furniture,
Monuments, Slabs, Head and Foot Stones,
either oil Marbts or Lime Rock. Call and
sea specimens OF Italian and American Marble
RULE, STONE & Co.
knril 20, ISL. BY W. H. MooREs
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

Gr Advertisements and COMMUNICATIONS
mustbe handed into the olhce py Sft"f@ey
Morning. 10 insure an appearance In the
next week. Paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

The last Hickman INDEPENDENT
save that the Mississippi was over its
bsnks two feet and was risin & at the
rate Of about seven in ches in TWEEN
tY-four hours.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

The Knoxville Regis ter says there
will be an abundant Wheat crop
throughout East Tenpessee Inc
recent rains will also bring put the ;
Cat crop. while til e G orn ! ops at
,,rasont hid fair 10 femunelhtef the
farmers richly for their toll.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
sEsOtCG..

A t.Lithsse indebted TO US either by note
n Ior account, are requested 10 make i l-
nedihte paymel1a all claims not paid or
otbedwise arranl6 bv the 25fIi Of 5ssIhe
instl. will be pIassd in the hands Of an ctIfdsr
for cPHection. Having disposed OF our 81 eek
OF Dtugs, Books, &c. to Messrs. DIEhEf 4
"A .,JproY. we are anxious 10 close our bust
ness as soon as possible We hope, therefore,
that all persons indebted 10 US 'clI eonSider
themselves included IN this notice.
WEBB & SMITH.
Irne & 1851
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

b@ Our Tpvn is imProvih g fast
buildings Cd ing up, and in fontem-
plation, in aim bst every direction.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

arP The crops in this sectipn have
suffered badly, from lack of pin.
On Friday evening, and Mon
day morning, since the above 20 lines
were in type, v e had refre shlng show
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
FAYEsY rEvEILE q COLLEGE
Notice 10 Mechanics.

.GEALED proposals Tor thelb and rood
- work of a College EdEfice, 10 De
erected at FAYETrEvfLLE, Lincoln Cobnty,
Tennessee, will be received from Br.ck' .Hd.
sons and Carpenters until The frst day Oh
August next. Said edlhce - to De con
1,,ne,sd ot hIics--is 10 be l3s feet long,
40 fee, wide, 3 stories high ana containing ;,i
about Is rooms. The drali 4i me ouildsng'
and all the particulars thereof mss NC seen
al any time by any one wishing 10 pecoHie a
Sidder for the work by applying to ;pnn M
Bright, ESQ. !, at his Office in Fayetteville--
The building 10 be completed within t,eo year;
from the date OF accepting proposals Terms
ont third TO be paid on the first day OF
January next. one third twelve mouhs there
alter, and the balance when the work is COM
pleted. Bond with approved security will be
required OF contractors. All cdmmunicaIions
10 be addressed, lIost paid, 10 the undersigned,
Fayetteville, Tennessee.
JAMES L. THOMSON,
Chm Building Committee.
june M. 1851 -4I.
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Neat lily Printed Blanks.

Constable, and Justices blanks just PRINT
ed, and for sale al our desk+cheaf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

re- After today, the New Postage
law will be in force. The rates of
postage, without regard to distance
are as follows:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
ED.fE.ysTEaHsG.

rHE undersign ed--being pre-,
Mss$ pared to do all descriptions OF
sES House. Sign, and other
Paintine. Paper-Hangilig, and Gia-
xir,st. In as good style as tina. Of the BEST
work men in NASHVILLE or else where-would
RESPECTFULLY solicit an engagement, in any OF
the fSregoing branches of business b. those
desiring work OF the kind. For evidence OF
his ability, he refers TO work he has already
done here.
Jube 10, 1851. X. RUTH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

ET The communication of Rec.
jus. Kirkland was received too late
for to-day's paper. We viii give it
next week.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

sp The Gommitte Of A range
lnents, for the celebratf ion bf the
Fourth of July, request all 3 business
Houses to be closed during the cere-
monies.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
REGIsrnR-LINcoLN cd.

sP We are authorized 10 ANNOUNCE HI
ram Phillips, Esq, candidate for Re
elsler atlhe March Election, loP2.
erF We are auIhoriZed 10 annnunce
III. IEeTIung EdIssonSQu' cahdldate
for Register at ihe March Eiecfion' OK.
erP We are authorized 10 announce
Atfres, II. Berry, a candidate for Register
al the March Elecuon. 1902.
sP We are authorized 10 announce
Jofln n. 3Eory ..r,, candidate fol Regis
ter at the March Election, lo92'
cikcurT couRr cLERK-LINcoLE CO.
srPWe are auihGrized TO anhpunce IaS.
". ChIIeOat, candidate for Circuit Court
CIerk ar the March Election, 1852,
srP We are authorized 70 announce
RoIert s. woodward. a candidate for
Cueuu Court Clelk al the March Election,
1852
TAX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO.,
srP We are authorized 70 announce
Robert Drenio9, Esq, candina's iof
Tax Collector of THIS county, iof lo9%.
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BARTER.

1.-THE following articles will be taken in
Il exchange for Groceries rALLOW
BEESWAX, FEATHERS, GINSENG,
BACON, LARD, country made CHI EESE
and BUTTER.
May 90. G. b. MekENAiE.
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POSTAGE

"A Ill perso..s owing me Postage, either
IA Letter or Newspaper, will please call
and Settle by ihelisi July.
june II. is5I.l II. c.. HOLMAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

G- Advertisements are inserted in the
oder in which they are handed in.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

OK LETTERS: :
If paid in advance, Three cents.
If not paid in advances Tire cents,
ON pAPERs-wEEKLY:
To all offices in county where
nnblished. Freei
To offices less than. so miles
distant, per year, 70 cts
Over 90 and under 800 miles,
per year, ~ CTS.
Over 500 and under 1000
miles, per year, 6o cts.
Over 1000 and under 2OOO
miles, per year, 90 cts
Nov is the time to subscribe for
the Observer. we offer you a good
newspaper-the LARGEST ever pub
rshod in Lincoln County-printed
on Ncsc Type at only Tire Dollars
per qnaun, Nee Of postage!' We
exnect to have numerous accessions
to. our List-dnd that without delay
Our friends have aided US noOiy IN
opr enterprize-now they have a
new incentive to action. VIII they
improve it, an ID each one try to Sc
cpra rs some new subscribers? We
hope 50.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
RAWHIDES.

HIGHEST MARKET PRICE gwen in ba
Ill ter for good RAW HIDES. II wishe'
the CASH will be gwen Tor Large Bee
Hides.
Feb 10. COBB " WOODS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

sr We Understand th4t Hon.
II. L. TurneyIis a candidate for the
Legislature, i1 Franklin County.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
setting Up House-keeping!

DOTS. Ovens. Skillets, Chairs, Pals, Pig
i gths. Tubs, Churns, &c. &C.; all the ar
ucEes NECESSARY. Come all you young mar
RE q PEOPLE give US call. at
B. sHAPARD.
Jan IA. 1851.
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LADIES,

HAVE variety Of Dress s.
fyffSS1> Goods, Bonne,s, Ribbons, -
-. Flowers, PaTasols, fne hid Shoes, sc,
lhat | would like 10 show you. Give me call
Anril % b. SHAPAKD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
"a OAR ID

GOBB & WOODS would respectfully in
u form the public, thai theyEh have opened
and furnished with an abundance of suitable
PROVENDER. "a large and commoGfous
Livery Stable, capable of SECURING COM
fot,ably 90 or 100 horses, and that they
are ,repared 10 acconmodate those desiring
10 hire either Horses or Bnggies, al Ieasona'
ble rates Cam. Fodder. Hay,I Sc. sc. be
inc aenersiiy cAsH articles. and The peculiar
chsfacler of the business. forces us 10 require
the c.sH in epeyu i,.stancs for Horse Feed.
Sc /, and Horse aud Buggy Hire. AaY D
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March Elect Oh iS52.
snEnlrF--LINcoLN- d.

trJ. We are authorized 10 announce Mai.
las. NJ Hanks, candidate for Saerif al
The March Election, 1917.
sLTe We are aathorized 10 announce ste
phesK TOucilstOne, candidate ior = her>
Ih al the March Election, 1902
Rip We are authorized - announce
Richard white, candidate Tor herifi
a, The March Elecuon, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
Flour,

Re By the barrel or retail.
I B. SHAPARD.
Jan. 81.
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COUNTY COURT cLERK-LISfpLN co.

sr-PW We are authorized to announce Con-
stamt Smith, lisa, a candidate for C4un-
~ c ,ari Clerk The March Elfcnon. 1902.
sEF We are authorized 10 announce
t.eot-ge Cunningham, candidate tor
County CouIl Clerk al the March Election,
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q ARG L ARRIVALS
Goodrich. Buchanan q Beavers,


Goodrich. buchanan & Beavers,
fSuccesSers to John Goodrich,)
Bes Id ave to announce to the egg
ftlhil ciiizens Of Llncoln and the
| qEgq surrounding Counties, that they ~
aT1 now receiving direct from Philade pnla
AMI IMMENSE STOCK OF FRESH
8 PRfNG AND SUMMER GOODS,
co nursing one of the finest. richest, and
midst saried assortments OF LADIES'
DRESS GOODS, the most extensive. sLE-
q .lNr and DESIRABLE Stocks OF CLOTHS,
CASSIMEREaS and VESTINGS and GEN
TT. EMEN s FURNISH lNGS generally and
The Largest and most complete assortment of
B0OTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, BON
NETS. VARIETIES, HARDWARE.
CUTLERY. QUEENSWARE, GROCE
RIGS, SC, sc. sc. ever brought to This mar
ket, all of which we PLEDGE ourselves 10
sell as Low as any regular retail house in
Td nnes Fee.
Feeling confident we can make il the in
te hest Of purchasers 20 deal with Us, We ear
nebtly 4oIicIl our friends and the public gen
eraIly, 10 give US cali and examine our
Stock.
eeoDRicH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS,
YES. Side Of The Public Square
April Is, 1851.
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SAVANNAH, 1GA.-Bacon. Stock light
Hams 9 TO II, Shoulders u TO 8, Sides 81
10 10.
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on LETTERS:

OK LETTERS:
If paid in advance, Ihree cents
If not paid nadFance, Itce ce7l{S'
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-21

of the bee is, that if deprived of a queen,
when there arc no young Queens or eggs
IN rpynl cells, they take the arva OF a
workcr$place il in a royal cell, or bnlI ono
Of these cells around it, where. by being
ied ON ronoljcHy it becomes queen.
This is truly Il wonderful provision OF
nature, and probably has no PARALLEL
Without such remarkable arrangement,
this insect might soon become extinct: for
it Irreparably dcnrivcd Of their royal
member, the whole family forsakc Their
tolls give up their young, roam aboat in
alarm, refusing to cat, and in Il few days
ihev all die.
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Call OF National Convention

ir Cleveland (Dhn") papers contain Il
cal! fora National Convention. withon, dis
"ncl'"n oi party, to be held in Cleveland
pn the III lay naNt, for rl,c parposc OF
thkns political action against The FUGITIVE
S,a"c law
y Nm,oarI Convention would bo bless.
inG to l!c pcoplc OF The United States n,
ms cFI','. Il would rcsu, in more pcr
nAncht bass for tho establishment of civil
liberty ana The rights oithc S,a,cs, or y
severance OF the m,n iurat t.cs which now
1i"l 'Ir STATES OF lI1is Republic to-cthcr.-
!! Is through this mems alone. that tho
Ho"''' can expect, as affairs now stand. a
Peare!u! dclycranro from the manifold
usurpaitons winch Size has been comDcllcd
70 Sni!cF from. We confidently predict,
'nal II such an event could ho brought
about, HE Snulh would bc dscntlralIed. 4
M'"'df"w"i from the existing conpact, and
inc formation "! 4 Southern Cun,clcracv
Wo"id inevitably cusuc.-.Sia,c Rjo5j,
Republican,
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DISTRESSING OCCUREENcE--Ann "a
taI acc'dchl occurred on Saturday evening
rom Tic use OF camphinc Three vounr
ladies III The family of Clement Ramos. nm
ai"crman OF The First Municipality, who
resides on the Bayou Road were shock
msly burned by an explosion OF a can OF
cra'hphinc, which set fire 10 their clothes
blanche Ramos, The daughter of Alderman
it"'nos, died yesterday morning; Ernes,nc
Noe les III very critical situation. whila
another ynnng lady and scrvan, arc much
hnrned. This awful occurrence has plnnr-
cd large circle of friends into The mos,
profound gric', While it should convince ali
OF INC great Danger OF using this most in
I'a,nmanie ,I, subatancc.--N. O. picayunc,
18th inst.
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Tclcsrap!Iic Summary.
. I''''' ''''''''''! >
Arrival oe the Cambria.

Liverpool dates to he Bird inst, have been
received by the Cambria which steamer
reached Halifax Oh Tuesday, ut =. NJ
The s;co:ncr Africa had arrived.
The Cotton market had since The sniiing
d! the Arctic, tiHctuatcd considerably. but
had settled into & decline Of IL 3.Si, the
saics {" the week being 10000 bales =
business at Manchester was dul,. In
Hrcads'uii;s 10 alteration. Sugar had nd
"ancCdG 81 cMl. tuiii.c firm kpein - Il,
Tnrprmtina no change. Consols % }.i a
81 IS. Aar!'can securities unchanged
The grca; exhibition Was opened by the
Queen, on lie Ii inst, in person, without
acridcnt or disturbance, the number OF
Spectators prr'" h:iiig $4,000.
The Iia,s'II ministry had sustained an.
uhcr defeat in tic !0usc Of Commons on
amu'ion rotating To the income tax.
Arprchcuso,s oi 4 ministerial crisis had
passed. o.cr III France.
The Portuguese Instruction was 4, ali
cul.
The Satan h,l res stcd the dcmnnl ol
Russia aud Austria 80 dctain Kossuh two
years I"n"cr. and disposed to ask the pro.
lection ni Hngianl onl France Charies-
IN. Ncrc'rW.
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I. MasEncIlissatka

SOn the7l inst. in the Massachusetts
Legislature the following resolution was
adoptcd by vote Of ayes 3i 10 nays4. ~
Reso'rci, That Massachusetts affirm
anew her hostility TO slavery aud her deyo.
ton to the Union; that inspired by these
cherished continents, she longs for Ilarmo-
ny among the different parts ofour common
country; but she cannot conceal the con-
victIon that this can be finally and perma.
ncntiy secured only by the overthrow OF
slavery, SO far as tho same can be constitu-
tlo'hlly done, cvery where within the iiuris.
d,ction of tho national government, that the
Free states may be relieved from all respon-
slh'ity therefor, So that freedom, instead oj
stute'y, &hHH bccon'e national, and slavery,
mSicHd J .Ircciom, decome sectional.
Says ihp Boston Commonwealth, these
words apily express ihc true sentiments of
our state. No honest man, familiar with
cur pcor'c, Will express doubt OF this.
The following resolution was TO have
been taken up on ,ho S;h inst;
RcsMroti. That Massachusetts protests
against the fugitive slave law as alien to
the spirit OF the constitution, destructive of
rlgi Is secured by'tlat instrument hostile 10
the sentiment OF christianity, and abl.orcnt
TO Tie feelings of;hc people of this common
wealth; that suc'i law will naturally fail
10 secure that support in the heart and con-
scicncc OF the community, without which,
any !aw must, sooner or later become a
dead letter.
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CINCINNATI, May 0.--Thc Association
inr 'he Advancement of Science, adjourned
'his evening, Mt o'clock, iomcet in Alba
n.y. on the third Monday in August next.
E'gh'y-scvcn members have been in a,tan-
aahcc' and eighty-seven papers registered,
hui NOT all read, for want Of time. This
has been much the best meeting held by
the Association. The members lave been
entertained gratuiiousl!, and to-day enough
was subscribed by citizens to pay ior tho
publication OF forthcoming volumes. Pro-
lessor Agasslz remains in the city, to deliv-
cr course of lc> lures to the Young MEMS
Mercantile Library Association.
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Progress y'lh Short Dress ligremspi =
we ma the following in tho Boston Tray
~ New York hnusc has recently trans
m't'ed an order TO Paris for an invoice of
dress goods, with n deep border on tho side.
These goods are intended for ladies', short
dresses, and the width of the cloth viii
comprise the length OF the skirt"
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-. -A...

The Macoa (Ga) Tu.yrait styles as
Admirable ' the Address aud Resolutions
o! the late Charleston Convention, which
body. it says, has done its work faithfully
and firmly, aud given lis decision, the force
OF "naniinity wcrIhy the proud aud GAL
liant people whose opinions i, reflected
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GEEENv!LLr AHn toLuMuiA RAIL RoAD.
Hon John Bclton O'NcaIl, President of
TIA" NirocnEiiic and Columbia Railroad, gives
'hn following gratifying statement OF its
business i!"m lua first 81 l3Duary 10 tho
-Jst * Nm Is j the m,id!c o.. March
il did no, reach NepNprry;
"Dnring the tour months, there were
1872 passengers, producing S6l35 30; in
The same tins, the freight amounted 10
s l2;ei a5 la sa! recent
sina'Snnc, Qnciuiing the hire ola !h.t,y of
hands for a year's service IN keeping up The
road amounted 10 ss7,G62 II, leaving {.
net; profit Of Si6,5l5 II. In this time oi
four months, 1885 bags or cotton came
down TIC road. Sio,s Rights Republican,.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-21

MENIco,-Atvicca from the city OF Mex.
'co 70 'lic 9lh ul,mo have been received.
y bill has hocn Introduced in The Senate
inr the ahn!ition Of The Government monop-
Oily tobacco, aitr The first OF September
next substituting therefor an annual tax
upon The article,
Another conspiracy against the Govern
meni had been d!scovt red in Yucatan. -
Some condemned criminals, aided by sol.
d!crs OF The 18th regiment, had united and
determined To Iuurdcr The authorities and
sct fire Ia tie capital. A sergeant and sew
crni soldiers had boon found guilty, and
condemned to die.
y proposition III Tho Senate TO forbid the
inrtEcr linm'gFation OF foreigners on the
isthmus during The discussion Of Tie Teh
hauntcfcc treaty was ncgi,ircd by a vote
OF 10 10 IL
Tie Ayuniamjcnto Of the city of Mexico
has adopted a resolutions asking tho Gen.
cral Government 10 suppress bull fights
within the city aud State.
The accounts ollho Indian mnrderers in
the States Of The Republic are as fearful as
ever.
Tie Montgomery an West Point Rail-
road, in Alahama, having IN extent ofninc-
ty miles, Is iim,ily finished. Il is the frs,
work O! the kind ever completed in that
Slaie. II has alreaAy.it is said, poured in
TO Mobile The grocery and cotton trade Of
a large number Of countes in Georgia and
Aahama. and has donc, remarks Tho aIont-
goncry (Aa.l ipurual, moro fer Mobile
than all olher cassaes put together, #