The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-06-22

Monday next we shall have Il train ar-
irving here ut quartet past 5 p. H.
This train leaves New York ut Il. III.
and including the passage of the llud-
son River by ferry boatat Albany, and
H 80 minutes for dinner at Utica, the
train is delivered in this city, 800 miles
distant, in nine and quarter hours
the average speed Of the train when
under motion, will he about 45 miles
per hour. No speed equivalent to this
is now attained OH any road in this
country.
This train leaves this city for the
west at 3 l6 p. IN. and arrives in Butla-
10 at $40 the same evening or in
seaaon for the steamboats, up Lake
Erie. Fast enough. Syracuse Journ-
al, Juac IL.
AWFUL ErlpEMlc IL MA1SE.-The
effect of the Maine law upon the pub
Tic health is noticed by the Dcdlast
(Mc.) journal, which computes, from
Tho books Of the agent appointed to
sell liquor for medicinal purposes in
that town, that there are twrntv-four
shousand persons in the immediate vi
xinity who arc diseased What a
s'sickIy place!"
The Georgetown True RcpuJiicam
Says that Il tiacus occurred at Conway
boro' on last Monday, between IN indi-
vidual by the name Of Cansway, and
smother by the name Of Nlilican, in
which the latter Was stabbed III the
throat and killed. The brother of the
deceased was a'So p'o'y s,"o"eu: nc
Hep"0lteon u,'' not iearh '''e particulars
oi 'ile quarrel
ORATIoS nY SENATOR SouLE.-IIon.
Pierre Soule, the distinguished Senator
from Louisiana, is to deliver Fourth
of July oration in Philudclphia. in com
PnaInce with thT .r, request OF clergyman
"i 'ila' c'iy' NC ',occeus arc 10 DC
Sl'Piica 70 4 c'''r''"o'c '''S'''"''oh'
The friends Of Mr.. Webster make
'ne ioilpwnS estimate "' tnc vote IN
.he " "'S Soh'ehts"n' Nen, Sc"'t,
i Nir. ril'nore i''"; Mt, " cnS'Hr.
AZ; o"c contend ,',a' Tue union Oh me
ofthc latter is inevitable ns snon ns
1hG SnnDOcfnrS Ot thn tIrInnr 81 SntlS-
fled th;,t he caupo, be elected,
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!to'il Two Tfeeh WORDS pA"goS. c"iu
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Ioss' therefore IS l'4y-"fa'h'1 o"n,
in his hcad.-Lan,r,p
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The Boston CommoumcolM Gree
sniD noninatrs John i. Hale for
President, and Ca>sius NJ Clay to;
Vice President OF the United States.
lt,.- ro E,n,rs S;,.,. ), &
Il, sn,yn ,,I.rn.,,l ,r.,.,. :, ,Lnr.,,.,.
,vn,,hor omI i, s,,.',l ',' - ~ III,
nmduc, most hn,ut;,hl vnr,l',rn :.
The herbagc in plantations SO treated
becomes excellent food for kline, and is
in fact, preferred to the ordinary field
grasses.
n 90. n 7, ri,
Oder Of Odd Fellows in the United
States numbers 100000 members.
1885 lodges, and 600 cncampmcnts.
The amount Of revenue for the year
1851 was sl,200,0o0 The amount
paid the same year for relief was
nearly 100000.
SISoULh lSclpEHr.-Aboit two
years and two mcnths ago, (says the
n. Q. Picayunc.) Judge s. Barre, Of
Frocport and President NJ th, t,,,,