The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-01-27
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State ur pcrstIasiini, reliyippH or rp.,lltlcat;
pcacc, commerce anil lnglest friendship
will, all r,a,:ona--en,angI.6g aIlianccs With,
iiunc." ~ h S5
SALE or TIE STEAMER PAnPEEos--'Thc.
steamship l'a,pporo, lately connected With
.the Cuba expedition. and condemned by ilm
UnitcL States Court At ST. Augustine, tor
"A violation of tho revenue iawF, was Sul'l
at Jacksonville, Florida, on Saturday last,
The lTtl, instant. She. kr,ngl,t ,Si5,ltW,
and was plirc,ascdby Captain &c. Tenn
ulc,on, OF New Orlcaiis.--.Sar. .NeTs.
The Sanfr .nclsco Courier says that the
valley OF the G!Ia is as well ad ped To The
culture oi cotton as amy portion oI The
Southern S'ates. Even will, the lmnnel
agricultural know ledge oi Tic Indians, they
manage to r..isc cotton ut a very Il, e luni,-
~.
Hos. Il. d. RmETT-Wc regret 10 learn
that Mr. lRhcti ID deihin.1 from bis sc9t in
ll,e S,mte lay Seyarc ind-w,sili,.n.t He ir
nuw at his plantation ~ ST. B1rlliolmnews g.
Charleston Mercury. 2lsi inst.
MISSIONARIES ~ f:IIISA.-'ri ere arc now
20 pr',,esla.ils missionaries in China, con
nc,ted with fifteen different missionary
societies; bring an increase nf 5,In ninr
years. Oi Oid,lIv!a 4S are Americans. 2Ej
En-: :li>h, 3 Grrlnana,, . Swiss, Swee,lisl,
and one uucon,Iccied.
a letter from S;mklolm, da ed the 3Ol,
November, states thai in consequence OF
lI.c lite excc.svu cold, "a nurnier t,f dogs
Ind gone r"u,i, a,d several PERSONS had
been bitten. ,r rg-. !,a,ss ~
DEATH rEoM F.xATlcisN- man,
named Guhle, died at kn..h .;.,M II. Ind,
sometime since under peculiar c,rcu.,.-
s:ances The Volunteer sly, lie WAS
believer in The X ,ppcrs, aud had IN, taken
any nnnr;sInIent tor iwn we, kS, and hid
burn, his I,,nds Ivy holding them against
the lire, i.,r the purpose ol takIng the cleo
! ,riri,y out. az he said, while under extra.
ordinary excitement.
LEGISLATIVE DIsAvuwAL-The follw-
| ing is the resO!iit OH wi,!ch was adopted in
The Maryland liuu>c oI Delegates on MIN
day, by vote ot fifty To sixteen. ,lis:,vuw-
! ing the kossntl, doctrine o: intervention,
| 1t is the embodiment uf the sentiment al
The people Of Maryland OH ,hs subject:
| RrSeircd. That wI,iic this body concur
III the resolution uI invitation extended 20
| Louis k"ssuth 10 visit this House, we, the
rcpi csena,ivcs 0t the people al VI ,rvIan,l,
do n,.St eInIhaticaily di.avnw The .nctr,,c
of intervention, and do earnestly recnln.
mcud 10 the people of III State the policy
heretofore pursued hy the gen raj Govern
mcnt, in relation 10 the domestic cpntan-
oas oi !urti n II iti.,ns.
The census Of lab Territory is officially
published III the Washington ,,aI,ars. From.
II we learn that the NUN: er 0i dwellings il,
the territory, when The census .siis 1uk-r,,
was 1922; fa,niIrs the same: white male IN
h.bi,anls Gf!2; free rniore.l males ~.
and the san.e number Of females; making
the total free population IL, ,:s:5i. There
are twenty .sla, cs, all of wiunn reside iu
Utah county. G:H
The mother Of Ex, President Pnik, died
in CoIu'nbus. Tennessee, on the i2ll ibsl,
There was-a Slight slinck oipa'i elTi'; eiTTsi
quake felt at Goldsbor"', II. tj, about :,
o'clock on tue inurllins ni uleG,i,h ult.
HONESTY OF PIIHrERs.-At the Frank.
lin banquet at New. York. OH the 10Th inst,
MIR B'Eel"w. Of the New York Evening
Post, sad .i,at he had the honor of lciuu
inr three years, Inspector ut State Prisons
IN New York, aud a,Iun., all the prisoners
conhucd there, every order Of me, hanrs
was represented, except printers. There
was something in thai TACT VIII, II ncrited
their consideration Mr.. Is. concluded by
! proposing The memory aud honor nj hat
calling wI,irh is unreprrsehted in the State
pr!soi.-SoufherM Stundard.
| A PLANK ROAD THROUGH THE OKErENo-
KEE SwAMr.-Thc Committee OIL Internal
improvements in the House, have reported
IN lavor vi "a bill Tor Plank Road through
the Okeicnokee Swamp To some point uI,
lie Flint river. According to the repre-.
senta'Ions of the Report, the enterprise is
one of vast Importance 10 Southern and
Southwestern Georgia. The bill reported
! proposes to grant to the Company onc-half
| ol the un>urveyed portion OF tho Swamp
on condition that they build good and
sufficient road through the same.
RAIL Roam ACROSS FLoRIDA-Books
have been opened Tor SUBSCRIPTIONS to hi.
Road. The grading, i, is estimated, will
cost S2OU,nOO. The State is pledged to
subscribe $Su,UUU.
1t is stated that portion Of the popua.
ton Of Maine have become 20 strictly
temperate that they are entirely destitute
al jmg-ular veins; hence u is surpassed
that temperance is great preventive ni
suich e. sgHa 4i. At,a
A New York paper, commenting on tile
k"ssu;h hat, says that il is made ol a male.
rial calcnl,ed to allnw The Tree escape ol
gas from the head" an Important quality in
. that kind Of a hat.
GERMANS IN TExAs.--An unusailY
large body oi emngranls have come in,n
Texas wtl,in tn, past wear, and ii great
prnport on OF them arc Gcrman's. They
settle aImos, exclusively in the western
part OF the State.
ADMISSIONS TO Law AND EoUIry-
The following gentlemen were admitted By
the Law Court Of Appeals, on The 10Th
inst, to the practice Of Inv in the Courts
of this State, viz : George H"pkinsop,
John w. Pope, c. II. s. McClenagl,aI,, aud
David Bailey, Esgs.
The following gentlemen were admitted
Ivy The Equity Court Of Appeals, on the
22d INST. 10 practice az Solicitors in Equity
i'll tho Courts of this State, viz james
Conner, Charles E. Bell, Laurence Nc
Kensie, Waller u. Smith, and Charles II.
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