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T. uARRTsONs PORTABLE SELF COOLING Wills,
-. Bvtr stone erndsrs-Pstentet Novemttr, 1871 =
These nils are Warranted TO d. work thar other
mi IL nov IN ard do not ure hall much power
The ht premium .varded 20 the pa.cntes Of these
VIE ~ the lhiu " the american fnstltrte In 1872 .ad
pU Also A. the Fair Of III Nsssr ahusets Charitable Nc
ehsnies Association, In l These Mills
ncnt Ter transportation, their Fao weight being uch lees
thtA TIE stones aions Of eemmon mills They arc sdmra
by scfptd Tor grsaug grsn # I'll kinds ochee, tpces
unstrd Etareha paints, rlumhsgo, msnganese, bones
fn quartz plaster clarcos druge dye stuhs snaf IA
seed, Oh chte, 80, Ne For sale ~
n WARREN \ CO - Jourtlsuat a., MP st,ir.
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TO CONTnACTous.

INSTRUMENTATION WILL DE RECEIVED
me hetident Engineers Ufiec Il The Hudson Mver
nIcss nntil Noon 81 the lth ant III Pougskcepsie
oE Nnlhtng tie grading 81 Section c. tho side oil
Nandtnbsrss Bay Tho work consists u from 81 r. 90
she araset earth hnd rock smned to be Is rocks,
&c nten rcm me place, by WORKING from each ond Of
norvush eu snd carrlug the material eHcsvaei into
.ahhmeht en- average distance q 1000 feet The work
done on OF before the nrst day q July nos
.mfy viii le rsqpred and decios o. proposals made On
nstsnt with persons present who propose
worh. ynT-N Mn ~ rass.e.-
Nav Yonw, January 2lst, 1851
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NEW YORK LEGrsLATuRp.

Senate.
BY nossk's mAsNKric rKI.EeRAFH
AtB,sY, Jan q, 1851.
~ mere ants a New York for TIE equalization a
tolls he railroads running from the Hudson river
20 lake Erie.
of a bill To amend the las relating 10 read.
pforosKD sMr-pusNr TO rms toSsIf4lttav.
Mr. Mayv, Of Oneida proposed the follopitg aosnd.
Hen 70 the constitution, the consideration 81 sheb
lssso under the rue:
Resolved II the Assembly concur That n. foiIor.
rs smettment be proposed to The seccad sscglon q
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INV YORK ANn rHILADELPHiA.-HEv YoR1
~ snd Phlsdalrhis Direct-Unted States NAL Lns.--
ihiovsh N ~ hours, via Rev gersey Railroad fAEs
s~ f.h ~ frem foot q gouI.lsndt street SD -
l.s,ThissssksI d sni =. X. fros ihs fSsI oi Iai-
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brooklyn AUSEUM.-FIRsr NIGHT or PUTNAM.
performed by Mr.. Derr and the celebrated Trained
evening Jannsry p ISL VII be
76-Pr nam. Mr. Derr. Dance. La Petite Tagion Pre-
yioug 10 which, tho farce Of PLEASANT NEIGHBOUR.
Omission 20 boxes, 25 cents; parquette, 81 cents.
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INSTRUCTION.



ARNDEN.s EMPRESS FOR NEW ORLEANS AND
leans Mobile, or cities adjacent viii forwarded Win
lromptness aud despatch BY every - our s~sns
Burns. ccnyes Co. 81 cs@r street, New Orleans.
HARNDEN's txPREss.-oLD PIONEER LtNE-NEy
Arrargomena-1hs express leaves our ofss daily al
quartcr TO p. NJ Tor Froviacpcs Rcsten and al lie
Eastern Towns via stopinston United States mall line
We meet respectfully socis continuance OK ts raronage
.f t.iors estendcd 70 the oldest line In county.
ihonfsoN LIVINGSTON, Propretors, Vail street.
SPECIAL GxPREss FOR cALIFoRSIA.-ApAxs a
- oeesltoraa Freight Package, sad Parcel ExpcSs
per sse.nsr Chsrohee on Tuesday January ,h-wsthan
shratch spte,l express, above per steamer ChtroRse
thpsin indie fer Chsgros direct on Tuesday 18th inst
6Se elseh n s,d thence, via Pansma, % Gan Fran.
favornhly Known the public tor hs srcocssf nsaa.s
mint u our express business In California bslna sboa "a
Isigtn alter er absence 20 he II sss frat aisoo
eels for The expires 81 the 2sth may a. "a
tnl we would suegest 70 rrhsnts vers AID others
WISHING 70 send soods Or pasess cahferni, % await q
Atr clock Monday small Parcels ay will be tnt.n
% nc DAY q t,rg kverything tale express nust
fss esss. 's,s'g y,,ssE0S O. IN oxssr
@earns ther Ioods a. Custom Heuss BY hs-dinr us their
nvsices carry. All freight must be Invarsb pre. psI
ADAss co, le and rs Wall steset.
GNEc0RYs CALIFORNIA PACKAGE EXPRESS pER
- stesmthip ohcfokes Tho subscribers will forward
psotaEss and heavy freight should bo iof a. ,hs es e
sahdsy Iarccle received on ruufdny until ~ ,ns
letters unth "a o'clock. THOMPSON X HI1Cu soCK
---.------- Warriors asd Agents. 40 raari strt,.
IsIHnus TRAN DEPORTATION WALTER rtELp. ron
800 ne ss,t awo years rsident 81 Papsns and rrsn
ssting busn htre, will receive At sna raasw.
~ soods hs my BE- cent 20 bin for shipment h. san Ffan
We shes = Ltsingston, weils Co. 6wAn Nee
YORK. January ~ 1891.
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AMUsEMEMTs IN PHH4ADELPHIA.

RARNUkS MUSEUM, PHILADELPIIA.-P. T. BAR
- nun, Proprietor and Manager henry Sanford Assistant
hapsgcr-Prodmcton 81 new dramatic adaptation from
sold smiths world known work. THE SICAK or WAKE
FIELD ARRANGED Tor this by eminent clersy
Of Philadelphia, and entrsly distinct from the London
edition favorto and requested pieces will also be
pested The dramatic company equAlled by few and
sxcellcd by ncne There two daily perform
cling st and p The popular voice comments the
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CAIIFORHIA.-WANTRD-A FEW YOUNG xEN wao
~ villtN TO w0rh beard fret class aud
ray msi II money, e ssil about tha Gfh of fshru
sry. Apply this day 70 y. Williams CO. 2 west
street, 70 stairs. BA few second cabin pssssastrs
y. tsksn ct eis0 esch.
rALrroprIA FLOUR AND mssfe-THE EUBaCRI.
" supplied with kiin dried
ersd neal pscted be,t s.sorea qrartr IRON seuns
horheed barrels a~i half hsrres also " ssod
b.-rs hsif-hsrrsi mt r-es.'y The ,l-
ferrls tNAs- Fer sale ~ JOHN l.. BuCNLxys Co,
~ Eroat street.
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.aFs1ss,S1: :.ss ~
s:sa .I':. f; rs: %s$i:
ss;Sd: ss IL si.a. ..s Z;
s sesi Or M S ass: ksSessS RI
FORESTER. Emile Mrs. woisot Jsns.ts Mss sasS2r
ssa
RusTos' 8 THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET, REAR OF
ID City ns-Boses Dro.s Circle and Psrauste 70 cents
ssH5 Sss ss e t.. 7 ssas ss n
e III opss, DA S!.
e Tse ~ Mrs. H0sass ysIss ssssrfSEh Ess Mr.
Psssss
GTs Berry To eopoluss with the Farce Of SENT TO THE
and Howard.
NATIONAL THEATRE, cHATHAN STREET. NEAR
wA sPH e.
rsrc hen 81 Alne Hamet casnanly three ehar.otsrs
R Il. ia ak ssss $;Pss sssss
VI. Esy
osEs or The La Die Doors open At half
RRouGBAMs LYoEgM-BRoADwAY,- NEAR
Family Circle Orchestra seats ST PTsats BsSss
aas Ss1ss
f. r dc y.SesF MI ssh
SS.Fi''f "; 1gi, WIG: h%F
Dadey Mr. syo sophia Miss Nary Tsso AZ 70 Hw eonsuas
Yith the ROUGH DIAhOND-Lird Plato, Mr. Phillips;
Cousin Joe. sr o1enii Lady Plato. Mrs Loder
MECHANICS HALL, no. 472 BROADWAY. ABOVE
vI Grand street0pen every night during the until
further notice. The original and well known CHRISrYS
AINsrRELs comprising efficient and versatile csrpB
management Of D. Crsty whore in this city,
succession Of 6vo years nave been received with favor
by highly respectable and audiences Tickets Is
cents Doors pen at half past six commences at
seven O'clock The patrons ef Christys Ainstres
speotfuy inormc that the usua Saturday afternoon
eerts viii be dis,on tinued for the future.
OLYMPIC, BROADWAY NAGLES GRAND PIANO.
~ rama Of by the first Irish artists from
sketches taken within the last three years. In fidelity inte
rest and beauty unriyalled with Irish Irish music
o'clock Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at o'clock
See Handbls. Admitance Dress Cir Gle Parquet IS
cents Children under H. half price; Private Boxes S CAL
lery l2h eents Gallery for coiored people l2h cents.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. IT'S CHATHAM sQUARE.-GIo.
u Lea Solo Observation-Disclosures In Private
quot, i2 Saloon every After
and Eyening En- ailments after
noon at O'clock and In the evening ut half past
refreshments varied and seeo and be
at other place OF in New York. consisting Of
LEAFS Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering nteeu
performers being the largest and 1t the time the most
tsts who their beauty and fgpro and who
personse number Of beautiful tabeaux taken from the
pictures of ancient and modern tmes company Of Arab
Girls who through variety Of eats Of strength and dex
world; Accompany Of Male and Female Artists who will give
exhibition Of Marble satusy in the world
gehcr with variety OF interesting performances AZ
ternoop and evening For bills Of each day.
CATTLHRsCOSy0RAN CORNER BROADWAY AND
~ Thirteenth ST. admission - cons The lat section const
The Roy Land Eyp snd Arabia will be rerlseed II
the course OF Some weeks BIZ equally teresing
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CALIFORNIAN.

g sLEssEN wANTED-JAuss BECK q CO.. WANT
~ tso ihrec good retail sales ply IN re evening
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoPARTSRRsHlP NorICE.-NEw YORK, JANUARY
lst 1871 The busness connection % the subscriber
with MT. Levi Marley Jr., having expired BY i.s wn
ship with Mr. Edward Owen in the clothing business the
old stand No IS Nessy street. under the arm seitpgr
y Owen. wv. SEIrZtNGER,
EDWD. OWEN.
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UsICAL.

MUsIC.-ALADY, OF WHOSE PROFESSIONAL ABIL-
A tiles Pianist tho most unsxoepionsbie references
can be given, anxious TO take two three pupils In ad-
dtion 70 those she 10 teaching She will either in
srsct them st their residences, NJ her dwelling
IermsIor beginners, 80 thoss sdvancsd, tl2 Apply
C.. Herald once.
DLEYBL'S PIAN05-A SPLENDID ROSEWOOD,
Grand piano, made In Paris By the above hrm, will be dis
posed 81 bargain Of its sailing
Tor Europe ~ has served bat shors time and
Voc me osndtos To be seen a. 2'5 Fourth avenue.
nounLE ACTION ERARD HARP.-ro1 SALE AT
- JONES' j" Brotawsy superior double action Erari
Harp This instrument made TO order and q
quality Of tone.
WANTED-T0 TRAyII, PIANO FORTE PLAyRy,
w lady or gentleman whs play well sight; also,
Soprano. Address 4. r., Post once. N. n.
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NTECHANlCs' HALL, no. Az BROADWAY. AROvI

OLYMPIC BROADWAY NAGIES GRAND PIANO.
~ rama Of by the first lrh artists from
sketches taken within the last three fidelity inte
rest and beauty unriyalled with Irsh Irish music
and an Irisbmans illustrations. Every evening at TX
o'clock Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at o'clock
See Handbils Admitance Dress Cir cle and Parquet IS
cents Children under H. half Price; Private Boxes CAL
lery 12h cent? Gallery for coiored people l2L cents
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MILLISERY AND DRY GOODS.
MADAM TARIS, IRON PARIS oREATFUL TO THE
" lndies Of New YORK and is Vicinity for their liberal
patronage tegs leave 70 inform them that shs v open
Dress CAPS. Hesddresses Flowers Rtbons &c together
With shape Spring Bonnets 81 tie Chinese Baiding
SO Broadway where abe has Transferred ser
synrsthe sith the misfortune that has tefacn her
PLEDGES her,e that she will every exer,ou 70 ncrt
70 whit Der former establishment.
" way-kss nay Wishes u snneuncc 10 the isai,, ~
NV 1os ana 10 vicinity, that che has haud 90
Dozen OF dre snd simple caps, Witch will he cold les hn
a pIee. kbeon iron 2Sc 20 lsc yard, in order 10
make room Tor spring goods.
SPRINo cooDs.-HATs. cara STRAW GooDs SILK
GeorKsW kJehia Read, No. ~ Ctursnd street (sd0inus
cNern hotell invite the attention a the pubic TO
tr tsensve assortment Of frssh and fashionable sood
n the above line.
II MELVILLE 4 A. PARRAN, IL PARK PLACE NEW
sYorkehirs after the Parfssn syie and All srtoiss
for entlen With rrsst care in the isss
taste DEPOT Of the cclsbrsted LoHzusis Co. o. Paris
LIQUORS, SC.
I EoNLuN. lOi FRONT STREET. OFFERS FoR SALE
~. from Bonded warehousc.--Cornac tLsmf .xne, Roc
hes AID Bordeaux pse and dark Brsndios IN ball. quar-
pd;assg, o,ss rps. ,l Sd ss H. ~ - f
srdnes Gree, Peas Muslr5ona grues, &c 10 assorted
ebss houses takes orders Tor Brspdis Wines vine ara
OLE Olives. PrunsI Brandy Fruits Cordisls sardiues
Green Peas nushrooms. and ell kinds q Preserves.
CCoTCH wuIsEKy-TiNE OLD SCOTCH wgIsEEY
- for sale In quantities 70 sut 81 81 per gallon. Also
MN No. l6s Greenwich street. between Dey and Court
landt street.
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n lshtd Real Estats Agency, In the basement once -
uaustreet. BE will buy eel, and lease property collect
rents and upernend repairs Toe acyerfer vas iortsven-
teen yetrt az M for the lsrse estate % Geo IN ~ $50
geccssed aud rters " tc Fev ~ " Janewsy " ~, NeN
BrunIwiek " Hon william Don't. Hon James Nanrce,
Hon rrecS Tallmadce tfon Cisrkson Crous, and W.
mans
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MATRIMONIAL.


MATRIMOSY.-THE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG NAN,
~ twenty years age receiving large salary in one Of
the FIRST mercantile Embellishments IN the CITY, and
sidersd goodlookng DESTROYS Of forming matrimonial
alliance with some yousg LADY, who lie desires shall BE- afc
tienhte and kind OF respectable family well educaed aad
q fair personal appearance lie assures his fair readers
that whstever motive may have prompted similar ad
before his are sincere and hopes
will him with views foreign this idea
Address Niagara at the Herald oce, stating where
interview nav be had, how note may be addressed.
MATRIhoNY MADE EAsY-oR HOW TO WIN
Na Loyer.ProfeHor Awton, Of London. having arrived
Boston viii send TO address, receipt Of One Dollar
plan TO enable ladies and gentlemen %
their hearts may DESIRE The process simple but
captivating that all be married age s
rearat ce Positions and last, though least 10 BE
.rsnsea WITT such ease and a,ea thst detestion 10 i'm
sstsr taken from the Post 0oe uness abe paid
CARp-yRs. BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA
tenders her services TO ladies and gentlemen city
sstrogy love- and Law matters preting dreams,
BY books and sciences eonst any relied by Napoleon
~. veil the name Of the lady or Sen,eman they viii marry
Alss the Of the visers Residence liz Cn
ladies' seventy ave cents. asntlemea asliar.
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story and basement brick houses Washington aud
Hudson terraces They hsve been built the most perfect
and 90 bstant manner under tho gupcrntendsnce Of Mr.
BERRY. and the constant sicn of their Mr.
j. e. Stevens. They rsrlcs with all the mod
and cold water for bathing washing water
closets vaults wood houies severe es etc Gas pipes
laid through the houses gnd the streets leading them ana
gas ia be Furnished - he works are completed
beat will leave FIR Barcsy, Canal Christopher street
every seven and ssf minutes during the day. and miles
- f,rsd in the sprins X is,G I'd are the-efors dry
3D.; for Immediate occupation Tor terms etc in
eure, at the Hoboken Land Once, Of
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DAN0RAkA OF THE PILGRIMS PRoGREsS.-PAR-
tculsr the request Of pastors. teachers and
others and in order to allow tbs
the uniform price Of admission will hereafter be
cents On Wednesday and Saturday aitern oons children
wall DO admitted Mt half price, Descriptive catalogues 21
cents, Open every evening Doors At to commence
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-01-15

hin oil tint he called for, Just os YOU
told me. First he called for viotuals,
and carried him mp all That was
cooked in the house md he ale oyery
6itfofit. Then lie called for four or
five of your shirts and two or three of
your vests, and | took them up 10 him.
After Tint, he nskcd if you had INV
spare boots, and | took your best Sunday
pair out Of your bed room. He nj,
them on and made the clothes up in n
bundle and snys 'Sonny,',el your father
no pretty clever old CHIP. and the mex,
time | run away maybe I'll call on
nm. So he went down stairs
and II Of the front door, laughing all
the time as if he saw something funny,
This account made MIR. p. open his eyes,
literally and fgurativcIy both. lie saw
that he had been sold by the migrate.
ful darkcy. A police officer was do.
spatched in pursuit Of the fugitive, bu,
the latter had made sucI, good use orbis
trottcrs, that Mr.. P's shirts, wajs;con,s
and boots have not yet found their wav
onck to the right owncr...-.Pcnnsyi.
ian.
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|'sal,-boilcr," aa Sir. Ewing is called. SEN
sons his orstory pretty highly. If lie resi-.
luton had parsed, when offered, Con.
Taylor wopld probably. he said, 1avc an.
swercd IT, He monld hnrc given reasons.
IN these, and every prominent case, for re,
movals, Independent of party views. p5ai
reasons Indicated by Mr.. Ewing were. inter
IN elections by official incurbents
and their bold and reckless slanders ~
Gen. Taylor's public and private ci,ara,ter,
during the presidential canvass. Bnt IL
denied that Gen. Taylar had removed rnn
on !hc mere ground of party pred,lections,
and be utterly condemned :he practice ~
patty prescription.
PaInc's new method Of producing liobt,
heat. and motive power; al H6itu1g, fTon,
wafer, 10 again attracting ai,entiop, and
some. respectable and ssc:ieftj,tcS tars6nss -.
test to'th6rcality Of tho discovery. There
is still too much mystery about tho matter,
to cntitIe it TO credit.
The Union party, SO. calIcd-,hat, is lie.
organization Of Northern strenbth-iS fang
ing hclow par here. The old parties, and
most OF the old party leaders, are %jral5ns H
new organizations, whereby, possib,y, Cow
ernment patronage may tie led into new
channels.
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The South Carolina Conference of the
NJ. E. Church.

"Ihls body at its recent meeting, on mo-
ton Of DR.. Whitefoord Smith, adopted"
says the Charleston Mercury of the e,h inst,
"an important resolution touching tho oh
noSious section in the Methodist Book Of
Discipline on tho subject Of slavery. An
attempt was made at the last meeting Of
tho General Conference of thu Church
South, to carry a resolution that the Discip-
line should be relieved OF this section which
seems 10 inculcate anti-slaverv as n part Of
Christian duty. The motion failed by a
lew votes, although it was generally, if not
unanimously, admitted that the said section
was not of binding authority. The pro-
ceedIng was a weak one, and by no means
calculated to advance the interests or SUD-
port the dignity Of the church. We are
glad that The South Carolina Conference
has set itself right in the matter, and trust
that the General Conference will not bc
very far behind them. The following is the
resolution"
Resoired, That inasmuch as the late
General Conference appended to the 9th
sect. I'd part of the book of Discipline, 4
note declaring said section to he imperative
and obsolete; and forasmuch as MANY
quarterly meeting conferences in this and
other conferences have by published rcso.
luton declared that the Book Of Disciplinc
with tho said section ought not 10 be circu-
lated; and inasmuch also as it is highly i'm
portant that the book should be in the hands
of the members Of our church that tl,cy NAV
know the rules by which they arc TO he
governed; DR.. w. NJ. Wightman, DR.. w.
NJ. Wighimar, DR.. w. Smith, and Charles
Belts he, and they are hereby appointed n
committee to confer with the Book Agent
of the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
and to take the necessary steps, if possible,
to nave an edition Of the said book OF dis.
ciplinc published for circulation within this
Conference, without the obnoxious section
referred TO.
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For the Banner.
Convention.

Without intending TO discuss the matters
which may be agitated by the proposed
Convention, or 10 enquire into the proba-
bic action Of that body, or to review the
course of the last Legislature on the sub
Jcct OF our Federal Rotations, which we
are forced 10 admit, did, to some extent dis.
appoint the expectations OF, People, we
desire to recommend as Delegate, without
any disrcspcct to the gentlemen already
named, all well qualified for the position,
our worthy follow.citizen WILLIAM L.
RICHARDSON. His mature Judgment, ey.
pcr'cncc, foresight, and prudence eminont.
" qualify him for this station, while his
past services TO the District, merit from il
this compliment. a VOTER.
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Small Pox.

This disease hns been lowering for some
days around our borders and by his time
may have penetrated II State. In Char
lotto N. G. there l'nvo been 100 cases. II
is rumorcd that i, has passed over into
Lancaster District. Soon it may be upon
us, for such diseases ,ravc, on the winrs of
the wind; and we should use such prccau-
uous thai it may pass harmlcssly by. 1t
would be well for oil, even those who have
bcen Vaccinalcd, to submit themselves to
the operation; for nothing should be omitted
which may guard US against, a disease so
dangerous during its existence and SO terri
bic IN lis results.
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Unionisnl.

The destiny of Southern Unionis;n is 10
be laughed al. 1t had its existence and
played It's part, not controlling its acts,
not beng IFS " master, hu, Il mere pup
pct, obcying tho will OF others lii i, lad
accomplished what was desired OF il. then
to be thrown aside as 10; requiring further
notice. We are a, loss to conceive how
Southern UnioniSis, constituted, as mon
arc, with an extreme aversion 10 ridiculc
when lcvcllcd at themselves, and, consc-
q%ucntly, with an unwillingncss to place
themselves in false and ridiculous positions,
can possibly contemplate, Will, any other
feeling than self disgust, Their stupidity,
past and present, in their relations 10 Their
Northern allies. The Unionisl nj The South.
if he is such sincerely, While he docs not
wholly approve, will abide by the Compro-
mise as a permanent adjustment OF this
sectional controversy"
This measure IF concliuiion gave 10
trcspasscrs the sovereignty Of an empire,
'''i "'''s"' '"'' Nv" S"'''c'S"'S 'h'o III"
Union 10 al" 10 Inc strength OF the "ppo-
he''S OF slavery. II or.bed slave State
give up lis sou 10 aH"1''"h ana, w''i'n
INC '''''''s Oh me i''s'''I' OIL 'o'"'io'a, II has
INC '''SneS' r'Eh's 81 me master
III us saves ny ''Nih@ away rom INN the
power OF carrying 'lc'h I'M" ihht, n slave
L. -: e., H. T.. .,
u's'r'ct 'o' "hc purpose ."''P"S'!'E OF '"cIi,
us ic c"u''"o Win any o's'cr Kihl o prop
cry. ho' wan '''se gan" now follow the
s'o''n''@ ''"'"'eS % '"e pam are connect
' u " '"-'''c saves ana
'?','"" f'"F"N""'"S Z" ''''""' sure
.y|'""" "r,'"."' "',""' anu |" "oo''
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-01-15
Our Exchancea-

Cooley takes time by the forclock. His
l.ady's Book for February has already been
received and it is, as usual, Good.
AETnURs HOME GAZETTE is one of the
hes, wccklics in the country. The double
holiday number, which contained the whole
OF a tale toy the Editor, besides a great
deal other reading matter, was particu-
!arly good. Mr.. ARTHUR has acquired
quite a reputation as a writer @! moral tales
and VIC can safely recommend his paper to
our rcascrs.
We are in the weekly receipt Of a pa.
per, called "TnE PHILADELPHIA SAruR.
DAY EVENING ExpREss." Its PRINCIPAL
feature IS the continuation Of n novel from
The pen Of w. GILMORE SlMMs.
HE SCH~ooLFEL.Low, is the name OF an
excellent Magazine for the boys and girls
published by Mcssrs WALKER g. RIcHARps
OF Charleston. We know Of no way in
which a dollar could be invested more to
the profit and amusement of the little folks
than in subscribing to it.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-01-15

The Telegraph wires arc down north Of
Columbia and South Of Columbus Ga, so
That VIC have not the lAtest intelligence
from the various centres of interest. We
nm" from the Courier, that the transactions
IN Cotton in the Charleston Market on
Saturday, reached 1000 bales. the market,
closing in rather a depressed state. The
sales were at extremes, ranging from I2
10 10 3-4c.