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JOHN M. M'CALLA,

General .sgerf at Wosht~een City.
Ill claims for land money government individuals,
n attended tn. rrfr.- 1#ezt
evidence In his
ofbe 1919 land snder
and ofer his NIL cases, Others. 51
Ocers settled, casas
WAsHIEeros, september %, lss0--ly
CNGLIsII PAyESTs, 1901 IN Is45 "a register
II granted during period. London. trt4#1
Patent for Inveaons Copyright Designs
vol London .5.H5s.4 .fE ir@Lhl.f
f,,,dson on the Law of Patents. vol London. t4
Findmsch
tons ! vol, London. +. ~. ..H5 Hf = lsfNlN
speese the Law q Patent lnventions vol London
Turner Law OF Copyright in Desgn. London.
Looseys Collections Privileges Of
coontries NJ Europe. ! vol Vienna. 4kt 81
Curtis on he of Patents I vol. Boston.
Phillips NJ Patents fem Inventions Boston.
Kmsey riscn the Patent Laws and Practice Of Ill Ma
tops vol New York .4 4l.#t-L VIZ L.l
feb0 fRANOK TAYLOR
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"Snier's Wine store 20 Walnut street.
TUE unrvacd place for obtaining nil wines liquors. &C. good
and cheap "snider has iatelyn
81. %as, S s 10 and =. Gss. %
cuon Of offering Of the best and liquors
Dun Gordon Co.'S shes emb ncing decn,e pai. at very
low prices old, and very Msnzana daug
gallons, cay selected Amonllado
oles pat up Europc, which he challenges equal any
The Maazaua Amonulado peculiarly adapted
the acid Of many other wines
Por' wines, principally specially selected for hi. sale. to
rect:
proved BY his customers because their manifest superiority
all Ports and RID wines palmed of a. =
The CATION Or wholesale the ess h%ons them os
delicate win. por, and Msmsey Port.
Persors suffering cannot
too careful ia their choice II Port
and IVES, Indies, sere Ac ac sc draus bot,e.
As to the sparkling wines subscriber tina,
The Moe, extra champagne and the splendid sparkling Mo.ee
.o m are superior to any other Wines and are sold a. price.
put upon buyers fret css..
very low prices. retail Or wns".s In ,ns .';"' ~ @
generally Ia judge, and b.
DOZEN % ,hs nr-, class .'pv.~.r eras Of M-doc.
On wines be hs. ar1 stock and
rundy a. France Affords - '''''' u D"'
sna,esne and Bsr.sc always on hand in bottles t !.
III. selection q Rhine and Mcsels wnes cellars Of
rssrs Dsnhad Jordan OF Cohz and number
many s ocks and Mos,lc from the cheapest vary
chooses. u"sss Of the "Bserbers which CROWN q
In Cosn.c and other bandeu h. hs. now s,.
." ysy @ ;s Quad Dup
BIRDS .nd DuSouchs, 1914, hhas consignment which viii
Also iri.l Scotch, and monone.hsn Viii y.m,,, ,,.
PRESERVING brandy and all Including s o.
ios asoss oa y r.. TO consumers in quantity desired
Al goods delivered days reach Of philadelphia eah,
paid orde" will be promptly executed by mail
Addrs" JACOB sNtpRa,jr.,
:. Cheap Wine Store, q wsn,, street, fhi.dsipai..
fUt Fl X
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BY the President:
j. BuTTkRyiKLp,
Commissioner Of the General Land on
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LES
SEES, OCCUPANTS AND PERMlTTEES OF MINERAL


NOTICE TO PRE- EMPrION CLAIMANTS AND TO LES
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMIITEES OF MINERAL
LANDS.
right of eempon of the
townships above
receiver proper land office and make therefor
before the
Tor the public embracing
such claim will be forfeited Aud every
district the Territory Wisconsin, aud for other
approved Sd March, is4I pdnts
ihcr the
townships aud fractional townships above
faed entitled
entitled An reduce the minimum price the mineral land,
Superior Michigan Chippewa
Wisconsin, approved 18th eptmheT 1885, "to The
land
at nil II price
titled 'oD the ofsuch permit
proper purchase shall
ection Of s. so required establish the
Willow
therefor practicable after .eei fhis
and before the day appointed for The
claimed
cam forfeited.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner the General Land Once.
May Q
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A COMPENDIUM or tAae Entire Body Of ths Law
BY Asa knne-.phaeeeaI!y arranged with reference to o
9vois, Law Sheep svo. PIP SIT. Retail price t sow
~ and 81 Ans street, New iei
Opinions Of the Profsssion.
There profession such bsd
sound law within the limits, tina, deserving
public patronage. .,u -, sox
NKwYosK, Sept cs, 1850.
concur Justice opinion sbowsn
CHANCELLOR wALwosTH
The vas, Of reliable citations fro.,
oss and Ise' both M%s,es" and roy -
reference and win extensively the STUDENT aens
-'' - = - : $50, - RoBKRT . ~ALKEr
ooroskR IL, 1850.
hsys ft.3u:ny ssaminsd its citations. and have been
with the precision clearsess with which nsnnoapes
pies Of the referred Indeed have received ns
sstance from myself that feel anHioxs pro.sa -
- " - - ~ : '''''' y -'''' JUDGE EpsUsps
Nsw YoHx CRY, Oct is, 1850. sle1
impsrs all the advantages Of an accurate well sr
note book, while the profession deal q n"s
DAVID PAUL BROWN, rhil,ss'psr
Mr. kinnc has collected with diligence snd sccv ~
| ce ns ess s X b.
references 10 the authorities copo0s give 70 aN
'' : - ~" ~ '"s' JUDGE n%;i PETERS, rai.as'''.
lhsve examined Kinnes Law Compendium with =. much -
ton avocsuons would allow satisfied thas
Sei.,s .hs labor. counsel "s IL me
for si and From examination Of snv
titles, can with confidence that they treated vi" "
Judgment and ability. -.
+ -, JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New f"'
is calculated to be greater help than any 80
book of Ne xe extsn nnd IL way upon every AWE
sab,c a valuable rssdy reference. s r u ~.
w. l.. HURST, PhiadelpSs
The PLAN snd utility and Of these works have
the unqualified appreciation o gushed urta
Lnised Stairs, the late ao,y Chief Justices W
vermont, Honbewss New JERSEY, Tucker virais c
f"o,,.,ssa Nv ''0" o AA'"e' Ae' John ,. rRow,
Nov 04--f 20 and 81 Anasr'~
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NeconN C0urses-DAnetnR Acndtmy.
Mr. y RLABBE has tho citizens Of
VI Washington and his dancing
lessons FOR the will commence Thursday, January
",idence, Pennsylvania opposite WiIsrds Hotel
Days OF tuition Washington Thursdays,
dasSsi ssorseiown-- Mondays and Fridays.
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Attorney AVID co~~ssiior AT J-ar.

PrActises In the coar win attend
e colecon debts And the caims
dspdon, FOR bounty ana under
lsssy passrA. Once In me City Hall
Ocs a@M fftttNNf 4 t1#a@0|4 WIS f.tNtl tftf#4
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TO THE PUBLIC.

embraced In the ablve OF
residue OF the isad rine
marriott ufshe Wisconsin They
usuay 2e poon sustsd In nos
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BY the President:
Coa,n...sloasr of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMrr.oN CLAIMANT

NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person right pre- puon OF the
above enumerated
required
Of and ONCE and make payment therefor
no, Tor public
bracing CLAIM viii be forfeited
4. SUTTEkflELu,
Commissioner General Land orioe.
MMo
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nIssOLUTIoN Of copavtership.T The nm exist
~ ing under the Dyer Brother mutual
dissolved, George y. Dyer win the
Of the ri tho late dr Of
Of the late Robert W. Dyer deceased 70 which immediate
II respectfully requested EDWARD q. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
WASHINGTON, September ~, 1850
o. Copavtner~hip NOTES.-The UNDER
copartnsrshp under the and nrm Of Dyer Mcue
VIII continue tho commission
old stand NJ Dyer Brother Of 10Th sRd
ave ! +. n sellI FeH'f
They solicit
slowed the late firm, pledge themselves discharge faith
fully every trust connded to
Dyer Mcclure upon
signrnents, and to cash all sales mnd. by them.
IIWI3 EDWARD c, DYER
]. G. MCGUIRE.
WAsHisaror, September ~ 1850.
Sept. 27--du
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureas of Provisions and Clothing, April ~, 1851,
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Navy Cohng
Clothing Materials wall be received al this ONCE unu
o'clock the I'D day OF May inr,in.
receiving thirty noce) each either
Charestown Maehusetts brooklyn, New York
Gospo Virginia, quantities only all OF the fol
arecs ofnas, clothing ana clothing materials
chief by The eonnahdnnis
respectively during hs fiscal commencing
da July and ending the 5Oh day Of June 1884
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NHARPS Patent Rtnes. with Maynard's Prince
~ Wesson Lesvis, and Aliens cooking p
r
Pine EraIisl double barrel fov ling piece.
Epeiish and German single and dcn,is pstos nc
supply above goods just received h,r sale by
mo. w. BADEN RnpTfCR
rsDnsyvsna avenue, street.
Mar L.
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pusIP 'NHFOS KEY will attend any business
he may be nuu''d with bsfbre
nci ana WIN aso attend 10 The Of
wess and ,he Department. odic. on q street.
n WHHSerossIn'vi >" ~" Juiv i7--3awrL
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From the Southern Standard.

Mr.. Editor: Having arrived at that pc
rod when the buoyant feelings Of life's
morn and noon have subsided into state
OF quielude, ordinary political agitations
have ceased to interest me. Feeling that
the question of Separate Secession is a
very serious one--involving considerations
potent enough to arouse and excite every
one having the welfare Of many descend
ants at heart, aud Of the people of his ma.
tivity--and being a Co-operatonist, have
determined 10 communicate for your paper
the present development OF tho sentiments
OF Marion District, as far az mn appointed
meeting, held at our village on Monday
last exhibited, especially as the STAR pub.
lished the next day an account which
numerically accords not with what ! wit.
messed. There were assembled about five
hundred men, who were addressed by
speakers on both sides, the most diapas-
sionate and forcible Of whom was A. q.
McDurFIg. who portrayed the consequcn..
cos Of Separate Secession in an able and
convincing speech. At the close, when
the parties divided for a count, de.erInin.
ed 10 know for myself and on careful
aurvey, co,nsssa two hundred and twenty.
five (s,5) Separates, and two hundred
and fifty.iiYe Go,oparationists, no.~itl,-
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COOPERATION TICKET.
FOR THk
SOUTHERN CONGRESS.
COL. JOHN $. PRESTON, Of Richlanj
COL. JAS. CHESTNUT Jr., Of Kersl,aw

~" We take pleasur in re publishing
from the columns Of the IVatchman the
reply Of The Hon. F. |. HOSES to the com.
munication Of "Alany C,izcns," in,crro-
gnting him as to his political sentiments.
The letter we regard as painted and nn-
cquivocal, and altoge,he, one of the best
we have seen. While ,c dscoses his
views with the utmost sandor, he yet does
80 with decorous modcs,y which we
cannot too highly commend. Read and
Judge for yourselves.
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For tho Sumter Banner.

WILLOW GgovE, Sept. 10th, 1851.
Mr.. Editor: ! enclose you one hundred
and forty two neir subscribers for the Ban
ner. shall be able 10 increase this list !
have no doubt to at least two hundred. |
hail its advent as n champion OF the true
cause with the highest degree of pleasure.
1t is quite time that the Freemcn of the
country were speaking out and putting an
end to the gag law attempted to DO applied
by the bull dog cry OF submission and agi.
tation. All our people want is fair, free,
untraWmcIlcd discussion. Let BIZ. our op.
ponents meet us respectfully and fairly dis.
cuss the matter in issue and it requires no
uncommon sagacity to say who will win the
day.
The columns OF your paper cir, am well
aware will be open TO those OF our Distric,
who heretofore have felt themselves cramp.
cd for the want OF channel or organ to
make themselves heard To you sir as an
old and long tried friend, permit me to
offer you my best wishes for your future
success in the now career that you are row
running.
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Co.0perntsona Meeting.

The citizens Of Sumter District. opposed to
Separate State Secession and favorable TO the
Cooperation Of other Southern States are invi.
ted to convene at Sumter Court House on the
frs. Monday iE October nert. Addresses
will be delivered by Colonels CHEssrr and
PnEsroS, the Cooperation candidates for the
Southern Congress-and other distinguished
persons are expected to address the meeting.
RobEaT MuLpRow, MARCUS REYNOLDS.
MATHEW r. MAYEs, WA. BALLARD,
Joms f.. DENNIS, J. J. KNOX,
WILLIAA RopGEas, T.. NJ. ANDERSON,
}. ID. AsuhonE, JAMES +. REhHERT,
JonN w. SruCKEv. J. N. FRIERsoS,
JAS F.. WITHEnsPooN, +. J. MosEs,
JoHH r. NULDRow, IonN II. Dixon,
X. F. tIIcKsoS, HESaY u. GaEEs,
EZEKIEL HEELS, II. WirnERsPooS,
Joma J. MOORE, w II. BURGESS.
JoMS Is. MILLER, w. J. REYNOLDS,
7. SUMTER. WARREN 4. MuLDRow
w. NJ. DELoRME, JoHs O. HERRIoT,
WILLIAM WEBB. TuoAAS J. CoGHLAH,
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Who Counsel Separate State
Secession

Ie give below list Of tho mos,
prominent persons III 'hc S@ic, IN
both tho Separate Secession nnif lie i ~ . :
Separate Secession ranks. N omit tnc
nance Of such as may be within the limits
Of our own District. rs it is presumed their
positions are we'll known To its citizens.
IL VIC have om,t.cd any in the Secession
is because their positions have never been
made known, or possibly we may have for.
gotten them. |, so, we will with pleasure
add them 10 the list. OF that large num-
bcr OF n,ciigcn, cit zens, whose influence
is confined to their immediate Districts,
where the separate Sccessionists can men
ton hundreds, we can name thousands
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-,-,->,-,-~..~e..-~~--o-.o~

FILiIBUsTERS.-Tho term Fillbustcrs,
F'l,buseros, and FliIbustiers. which have
been applied to the individuals engaged in
The Lopez Expedition, were iamiiiarly used
IN the French aud other languages, as de-
scr ptlvc Of class of adventures Of al.
nations, who during the las, half OF the
seventeenth century, infested the West
India Islands and the coast of Central
America, for the purpose Of piracy, aud
who were in English more commonly call
ell Buccunicrs, is FIiibusticr derived, we
believe, from the Spanish name OF light
boat. vessel then in common use in the
West Indies.
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TRUTH.
lcoMMUSlcATED.1
To IFm. IIaynsrmth, President Of the

~ ~. AAeSHs"" tti L IcstdC" ~ fHc
Southern Rights Association.
Sir: You are at the head Of an Associa-
ton, which in common with others in the
State, have been perverted from the origin
al purpose Of their institution, witness the
Convention in Charleston, which has
thrown the State into political fcrnen,
which you can no longer control. You are
under the control and obey the orders Of
Iunta in Columbia, some months ago you
were ordered to call no meetings Of your
Association, and you obcycd tie orders
though your Secretary, published tho no
tice, and il is Eumorcd that you and he dif.
iered in politics abont thai time Indeed
|, Is current in the streets. that you have
said, as a member of the Convention, you
would not Vote for Separate Secession,
aud now we desire TO know how you ran
Cooperate with a parry Whnse objec, IS tho
immediate and Separate Secession of the
State, you cannot deny that you act viii,
Them. For tho Separate Secession an.!
immediate action Junta ordered you 10 call
meeting us soon as the Co-opcrationists
called one, and you have done so, though
as it is not the regular day of meeting Of
your Association, you simply sign yourself
Chairman Of the Committee Of Arsanse.
nicnts The notice over your name is
cun,.ingly devised, while il purports 10 be
an invitation to Free discussion, by i,s
terms. it excludes all Co-opcra,ionists. you
call together those opposed to Submission
and in favor Of Secession, now nany u Us
are opposed to Submission but arc not in
favor of Separate Secession, and we are
excluded. The most ingenious part of
your notice is that in which you and the
Knight Of Clarendon, left hole for your
solves 10 creap out Of, BY the terms of you.
notice you commit yourselves so far ,ha,
you are opposed to ultimate Submission
but y.u do not commit yourselves to Sepa.
rate and !, mediate Secession.
CO-OrERATlOy
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Tournament.

The Committee appointed 10 make ar
rangemcnts for the Tournament request us
to announce, that it will tuke place in
SnmtcrvIlle on "Wednesday the l7.h OF
September at ; T.. NJ AMI 10 extend, Oh
their bcl,ali, an invitation To ilc pub .
generally To honor them by attendance ON
ll, occasion
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IL 10 MAZE pRESEKyES kEEr.-Oi
course, YOU vii. make them thus month
The scrre! OF preserving them tom hangc
do this is. to hrush over sheet OF paper
with The white OF an egg, and cover ;Iic
jar, pressing il down around the edges
while moist, and il will cement perfectly
tight II ls cheaper, neatcr, and better
than sealing UP the mouth OF The jar viii,
wax, or covering it with bladder.
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Look at the names in both ranks and nudge
for yourselves What n numerical and
intellectual contrast. In the separate
State secession ranks We have one United
States Senator, three members of Congress,
one Ex. Governor, one Ex.membcr OF Con-
gress. the present Governor, one State
Senator, one Ex-S,ate- Senator, two re.
spectacle private gentlemen, and one Chan
ccllor We clIccTfuiy accord tn these
twelve gentlemen all the merit their party
claim for them, intellectually and morally.
but look now al the other side What an
array have you there Of intellectual and
patriotic names against separate State Sc
ccssion! How overwhelming is the odds I!
Can any man have the h,rdihood TO say
that the twelve gentlemen who are moving
heaven and earth 10 force South Carolina
I" Sccc 10 alone, are more apt 10 be righ,
than that venerable and honored list of
twcnty.slx arraycd against il! la Mr.
RohERr BAENwELL RHETT wiser and
more patriotic than Judge BUTLER! Has
lie any more at stake in the institution OF
slavery! Is Judge Butler the traitor"
because hc dares 10 advise his coun,rymon
against what lie honestly believes to be a
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p - !.
standing the elegant brass band Of music
preceded them wi.b inspiring airs. ii Is
known that not one-ihird Of ihc voters of
Marion were there; NE may. therefore.
fairly estimate our majority in lie whole al
more than one hundred. And wien wc
consider the excilablc nature OF men, and
the iInpulaiye influences used by leadery
to carry with them the popular feeling, il
10 not surprising that sober serious thought
is in the rear. Assemble multi,ude Of
men, invite them TO table splendidIy
adorned, and furnished with an abundanco
Of tempting food and wine, ACCOMPANIED
with exl,ilarating music, Immediately after
lead them to the rostrum TO hear the party5
speaker in the highest exeriion OF 6ratory.
vii! they hot respond from impulse viii.
out one moments exercise Of pondcring
thought.
September 4th, 1851. AsBUgY. ii
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Judge syitl,cr, E.cttcrs.

We publish today tie letter of Judge
WIrEEEs, and ask for i'a careful pcrnsal.
Also, OH our fourth page will be found
very interesting letter fom w. w. BoycE,
to the Hon JOHN p. RloIARDsox, President
Of the Convention oI Southern Rights
Associations Of South Carolina.
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Editorial Change.

We see il announced in the last Marion
Star that J. d. LABoIDE, Esq, has taken
charge Of the Editorial department Of tha,
journal. 1t gives US great pleasure to well
come him into the Editorial corps.