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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-10

NEW YORK AND HAvRK STEAM NAVIGATION
IN Company.--Ths United States mail steamer shs
rRANKLINJ J. A. wotson. ccmnandsr and The HUN
and Soutbsmptcn Tor Shs yeSs IsSS On me following
days
Humboldt Satdsy, Sept g Humboldt wsddsy. Oct n
nn%seIat Nov Nov HumsoI T Dss. x
franklin, Dec 8 Franklin. Jan.l06s
These stesmers built expressly for SERVICE
burthen saoh are not surpassed either Tor speed
strength, comfort by vessels aAoaA Their
nodAtions for passengers Of the most kinds
ssSpPns - both going and fsaurnins thsy
any other line In tho economy Of both time and money
Prios Of passage from New York 70 Southampton o.
From Hsvrs Of Southampton 10 New Yoii. so
On board.
For frsgas q Rsssafs sv s }8 . * m,
WILLIAN ISELIN Hayro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-10

United STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMP ANY
~ connecting sith the Pacific Mail steamship Company
Only through United States mail line for California aud
Oregon via Havana for Aspnwall and Panama-The SPLEEN
did new and double engine U. s. mail Steamship Ell
DORADO 1900 tons burthep. Fiodl.y Sohenck, IT, s..
Navy oCmm ander will Fail Wednesday 18th December
At 2ocock NJ precisely from per At foot Warren street.
N r. The Pacific Nail Steamship Company ste will
be In at Panama receive the FL borados ps
gers and sail In medatey for San Francisco No efforts will
be spared the part Of the to send their pas
sengsrs ugh With expedition, comfort and safety
Oh
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Saloon, $780, $685. and S55 (aoooIding v state eeoms)
limited number of third GLASS passengers viii BE- taken.
and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
s10. 70 Liverpool 80 from Lv:rpsol.
nates Of and drafts the Bank Of Ireland In
from 81 sterling upwards Hand bills be had ~
plnoo.
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sEaIPPIH0.

EHOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, AND FLORIDA
Semi weekly United States, Mail Lns-The new and
fast going hsroa, NJ Berry andsr will leave
Pier MOI North river on saturday Dee H. at oolock
bills Of sdn will b and Tor psssags ~ h' oios Of
Savannah passengers tic, eted through without further
charge Through tickets 20 Jaes ve $751; TO PAtka
$685. No bills OF lading cd after the has sailed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-10

THE GREAT SUCCESS or MEssRs. PERRY & SOMA
NO ZIG We Broadway in the az special di.sa.sS
consists In teir apply efficient remsdis sussd =
the peculiar form Or a.
patient We weekly from Two e. thre hon tired IL th
ana surrounding cities without In
have Offices LONDON and Psrs ssd our Is known
thropgf Europe for xiii In the treatment s
comp sipts OEce so ZIG Wsst Brosdw way Hours
Toto ~ anc ztob daily; nsbts, 7to9 Mondays wsdnss
dnx md Erie Sub from IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-10

CORPORATION NoTicE.-PuBLIC NOTICE Is
%: 'Ssspss
q shs Bsrs.s Of Assessmt for Summation BY AL
irs. orssnwioh sv.nu. sorsh rivo' me iaais:
ana lots ground l psoes and parcels Of isnd
situated on both s,de. Of Perry street, ire@
.:r:: ssr,s;sss 70 a. q s street. % so, as
rsss north .os,S N. crown :, or acar sSs ss1,
sssets AID on the ssstsry aid. % ses street ny oet
e: sy the sa @
slpossS e the SANE or either o. ae =. requested %
ssss . tn s az. S
IEASSls SIcEsSTI;ssos, A'-essc,e
oM s. Bureau Of Assessments strOe' Department Nov
1NORPORATION N0rIcE-pusLIO SoTlCE -
hereby given 70 the owner or owners occupsns or oo
ssSsn o. :. s.asss An. lG' or AMI. rrss,Ss
Sssa senplsssd BY NE Assee.ors sud arr legged IN TAG
syss.s % s,sissB TIE lat. emsr,oed ~ saoO .s
y.s..s t lSs: p.sa. ard Psrcs'. q lad ss,.sd 10Th
persons WHOSE arc .sss"s The sSS. n.m.d
esssnsnt and Who opposed or ethsf Of
=. z. .sdsrssasd a Their eos ISL u Records
SsssSis ! sl y S9s Assessors.
cMs: Bnresa Of A''c''meats street Department Nov.
n SOkfOhhTIoN NOJItE iS HERE
~ BY gwen ~ the owsere occupants
q al Asse, and le. improved Or snso,
ed thervby that che following ssesm rts haze bees
pstsd by the Assessors and lodged In the eoe os The
Bursau Assoesmen for examination b. all persoat inter
estsd. virFor build in TsIth avenue between
Twenty ninth and Tht teth or eta Tho limits embraced
by suoh opde al the several h0use and lots
OF ground vacant lots pieces and raroes OF land uatea
both sides Tenth between Twenty ninth and
!hrtsth streets AN persons whose nterate are snqeted
BY tLs above named assesnen aaJ Who ass opposed 10
ths sthsr Of requered 80 pfetnt their
objections In writing 70 the ersiAncd At shetr moe NJ
FALL Reccrds within thirty from tho dats of ths
netloA sAwrFriu rR MOTT
:. FkAFUTs NICHOLSON. Assessors
ISAAC wv. 9rtrH,
0@ss. Buesu u A. sessment Stcest Departsslt, Doc.
g. ln1
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LHOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-THE NEW DOUBLE
engine steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIa Nathaniel
above pert direct Wednesday, December at2oelook
NJ This ship has elegant accommodations for passenge
yrs,sht on Do nor onic foot Shin
requested to supply themselves with the steamers
bills OF lading, ,tber form will be sgned They
be had application ct the office Of the agents. and will be
signed az the once prior to the day sailing whom they viii
positively hills Of ladng signed aftor |? O'Clock the
day Of sailing For freight passage apply on board or 70
r. LIECOLN g. CO 100 Pearl street.
Agents in New Orleans Messrs Aarks& ThcmA, No. u
Eatohez street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-10

win be isuded the raiiroa d wharf nj As
rinwtl free TIa'st Of the ishmus at the paseu
expense Perfons securing through passage by the United
states mail steamers from Now York lave preference of
commodntion on board the Pacific mail seame Rates Of
terms For freight or tasssge apply to ca. RLES
WHITNEY at the Off 70 OF the companies 1T West street.
Of warren n Bshrpes are requested % supply
theufelves with the panies bills Of lidi WHOM ill
be signed OF the os between the hours Of 10 and o'clock
Of the day of sailing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-10

STEAMER GoyEREoR FOR sALE--raIs FINE
ed; e. Toa,s for Js: ak Pa
beam i9 feet deep and about 7 ton: esssr Her engine
and II feet stroke boiler about twenty months
At tho yard OF Samuel Sneden foot Of Clinton Green
point and will he sold low TO close For further
information apply to sam1 snedon 0reenpoint Boetman
Smith, 81 Corlaers street. New York. or to
j. T. WHITE CO.. 81 Coentiss slip.
EoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
The United States mail steamship ROANOKE L. Par
rsh eomnandsr viii leave pier 3 NJ H. Saturday, Dee
9Th Fer freight apply board. asd for passage
70 LUDLAN PLKASANTS ~ Front street near Old slip
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR RIO
i JAneiro, Valparaiso and PsnAua-The splendid new
steamship JOIN l. STEPHENS e. 600 tsns burthen Re-.
bert Pearson, commander will be despatched for the
above rors Tuesday, december a For passags only
having superb accommodations apply at the Of che
company. "a South street
A USTRALIA-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK.
"A ets-The magnificent clipper ship SCARCE iyins
At pier 10 East river having all will
immediate despatch for Melbourne Port Philip few
berhs remain unsod which ea,ly
will DO The accommodate Of this an
rot equaod BY ahoe Of other shp la pcrs Tor
cage apply on be ard or to
JOHN OGDEN
RaDERroK v. CAMERON. 1ls VAL STRAIT
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NUCTeR CALDWELL HAS REMOVED PR N NO y
~ Spring street to No 4 Great Jones street.

M. WARDS MAGICAL REM HOLD or AB-
- sciute certainty Of speedy sas thoreuxh rfss
whs apply cured svsstyfous hours HI
sn rapid srsetmspt has bsca great besest thSS
sands. 0Mce Canal street tocy from Becsdvsz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-10

NJ HoBsoN, (LAsT TEN YEARS CAsHIER OF
~; Pl.nseIs Bank Wesley Mhel.s-aoBs0N
banking business and give attont,n ecting
In all Of the United Staep and remit ION the
favorable Re!e Morrison, Cashier,
Hsxett, Lees & Co.. New York: Clark Co.. George
Pbiller Cashier Drexel Co.; Bulitt Fairthorne Phis-
depha; j. ". Clark Co., Boston; JosAh Lee Co Sam.
Ha. rs sons Baltimore; Ellis Norton Cincinnati; Page
u Bacon 81. LOUIS Hewitt, Norton & Co.. q. Cruzas,
Ash No 0rIa
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dividend -OFFICE or THE CITIZENS FIRE IN
~ nrance Co. December Sd. lS52A diyident Ct eight
per cent hai beer this day payable demand At
the Office No. 81 Wall street. JAMES n. MCLEAN, Seo'y
EIEDs LOANED FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AD-
vertiscr will loan funds the amount Of 900 dollars
opA'es purchasing produce in the West to Western
rstrt I'D the most uuexoeptionable and
liberal For PARTICULARS &c. address box 2a2i New
York ofUoe.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-08-24
ARREST For K1pNAppINc--We lcor,

ARREST FOR KIDNAppING.--We learn
from the Easton (Md.) Gazette, that a
few nights ago, in Caroline county, two
men made arrangements to meet n
slave named Tom, near Greensboro,
and that Tom having informed lis
master of the affair, four white men
accompanied him to the spot all |
found the two strangers there in a car
riage. Mr.. Dill caught hold of the
vehicle to arrest them, when he re-
ccivcd ball through his ear, narrowly
escaping with his life. Another of the
whites who caught hold of the horses,
was also fired at but without effect.
The supposed kidnappcrs then made
their escape but were pursued, and one
OF them, named Wicks arrested ut
Dover, Del. The other named Dorri-
ty made his escape. These men keep
a small sterc at u place called Sand
town, near the Maryland line. and the
Gazette says they make it a regular
business to enticc slaves away iii order
to secure the reward.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-08-24
I'l,e Crops.

Tho croi $ in Eastern Texas are said
to be very promising. The Marshall
ltcpublican Of the 7lh inst. saws that
The corn crop in that county is already
made, and that lie yield is greater
than it has been in years. 1t is gene
rally believed that corn this year will
not be worth more than twenty-five
cents. Last year it was worth from
one dollar TO one dollar and half.
Equally favorable reports from rclia-
bic sources are heard from ndio,,-
ing counties. There is no doubt the
yield of the corn crop will be very
large throughout Eastern Texas.
The cotton crop, it is anticiratcd,
will also be very large. There is eve
ry reason, at this time, to think so.
1t is true that some of the planters are
complaining that they are suffering for
want of rain. But, in this respect, it
has been more scasonable than usual.
Every thing depends upon favorable
autumn. If there is dry fall, an
abundant crop will be made. Expc-
riencc has proved that q dry fall always
produces large crop. AS things now
appear, the prospects are very clating.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-08-24
For the Sumter Rnnner.
To Major HHa ylasxyOraED.

Sir: The attention of the people of
this District, and Of a large portion of
the State has been for some time di-
rectcd to various subjects of interest,
upon which most of the candidates of
this District have expressed their SEN
timcnts, either before the people di-
rectly or through the press.
And, as we hold that in all repre-
sentative Governments, the people
have an incontestible right to know
the principles of those who aspire to
represent them; you being announced
candidate to represent Clarcmont in
our next Legislature, we would be
gratified if you would answer the fol-
lowing interrogatories:
lst. Are you in favor Of cqualizing
the representation in the Legislature,
and especially in the Senate according
to population and taxation?
2d. Are You in favor of giving the
election of Electors for President and
Vice President to the people?
3d. Arc. you in favor Of any modifi-
cation Of the Militia laws of this
State?
4th. And "last but not least" are
YOU in favor of the election of the
nominees of the National Democratic
party, PIEucE and KING for President
and Vice President Of the United
States
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Protecting Mexico.

The London Standard says if VIC are
not misinformcd, the maritime powers
will .bc invited by England and France
to considers the situation of Mexico,
with a view to her establishing her in
dependence both financially and politi-
cally, SO that'o barrier may be estab-
lished to the aggressive spirit of Amcri-
ca in the South.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-08-24

TIE MONTREAL FIRE.-The Montre-
al Investigation Committee estimate
the loss by the late fire at $1,000
1t has been determined to apply to Tho
Government for loan Of $500, 900,
to enable the poor proprietors of lots
to rebuild, for the payment of which
The city, in its corporate capacity, will
be responsible-thc buildings to be
either of stone or brick. For the pre-
sent use of those who have no home,
the committee have issued proposals
for the erection Of three sheds, to i,c
Of wood, filed j.. With brick, each 24O
feet lonn
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-08-24

-EA PLANriNG.-JuniIs Smith,
writing from GreenvilIc Is. c., to
the Journal Of Commerce, states that
the weather has been very favorable
this season for agriculture. AS u
wcll-known tca-plantcr, his remarks
arc very interesting. Two years
ago he received few green tea
plants from Shanghai, which for
the richness of their tint are admired
by every visiter. Experience has
shown him. he says, that the growth Of
t c plant should not be impcdcd for
u moment by the plucking of u leaf:
lie began to plant on the 18th: Of
May, and continued throughout June.
lie does not intend to hold nuts over
this sras"n, "s ,ns,ial and exneris
that by putting them i'll the ground at
once the termination will be cores
pondingly increased. He found that
by heading down his Oldest plants mo
dcrately i'll spring they had more
sprouts and were more vigorous. Tho
blossoms he expects to appear in
September, and it will then be
twelve months before the nuts then
set will ripen in autumn. The
plants arc two feet in height, and may.
be permitted to reach FIVE or six
feet. The plant reserved for seed
should not be stripped Of its foliage,
and those intended for using the leaf
for tea should be kept separate from
those intended to grow nuts.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-08-24
sTy" We have received the London
Quarterly Review for July.

Coz. GKEGG.-Wc. find the fol-
lowing paragraph in the Wim-boro
Register Of the l7th inst.
ave are requested by Col. Maxcy
Gregg, to say, that ''whilc gratefully
acknowledging the too llattering com
plimcnt bestowed upon him, in the
late communication in the Register,
nominating him for the United States
Senate, aud speaking of him in
such terms rs he knows perfectly well
could only DO prompted by the
cxtravagant partiality of friendship, he
is constrained, at the risk of incurring
the charge of vanity in unnecessarily
declining II nomination, to declare that
he is utterly unwilling that his
name should be spoken of at all for
the office i'll question, which he
could not accept if So improbable
an event should occiu as his election TO
it. y
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-08-24

a FucITlvE ARRESTED AT PITrs.
EuRG.-lhe Tribune insists that JOHN
j. llALE has, by virtue of his past
subscrvicncy, become the lawful prop
crty of the Aboltionists. Now he
desires to escape from his owners, and
positively declines to he used by them
as Il candidate for the Presidency
But the last Pittsburg Abolition Con
vcntion seized and determined to use
him, whether nc is willing or not. Up
on this, the Tribune suggests whether
it would not he u good thing, Just by
way of example to the Shareholders,
for the Abolitionists to cmancipate
John u. IIaie.-SouhcrR ,Skun,iyd.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-08-24
THE SUMTER BANNER
~ PUBLISHED
EV EHe Y TUESDAY NsOEe MING
BY w. ]. FRANCIS
'I,HIEs MIS-,

TWO DOLLARS in advance. Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents at tie expiration of six months,
or Three Dollars NJ the end of the year.
No paper discontinued until all arrcnragrs
arc PAID. unless ut the option Of the Proprietor.
GFP Advertisements inserted nj SEVENTY
FIVE Cents ls'r square, (l2 lines or lrss,) for
the first, and hnlf that sum for each subsequent
Insertion.
The number of Insertions to he marked
on nil Advertisements or they will be published
Until ordered to be discontinued, and charged
accordingly.
Gw ONE DOLLAR per square for n single
Insertion. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise
fsrtion. md semi.monhly the same rs new ores
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-08-24
TIIE SUMTER BANNER,
Sumterville, So. Ca.
JOHN Il. GREEN, ED1Ton.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2i. 1852.
Our EDrillCianIas.

;, IHcrc rs one point on uhich there can he no
mr"TS"y 81 opinion an The SOuM among those
"ho are fr"c to her, or mho hare n,ntie IN their
mn"S moi 10 De sf"rcs; that is If ,rr slouid be
JoTced 10 choose bcfurcn resistance and submission
mc u" Shon'd take resistance at all ha1ards."-
CALHOUN.
a" Mdf, cenccrf 0f action must be ncccsso.
ry, not to sare Mc Union, for n mould Mcu bc
to" Mte, 6nt TO saue ourselrcs. Thus in mn ricw.
concert as Mc one Ming nrrdfmI.."
nhaf 's the remedy? / dnsurr secession,
n"''rd secession Of The sinrholding States, or a
"rgc number 81 them. Nothing else m,il be wisc-
noM'nS else mil be pracficabte ''-CmEyEs.
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The WCsA1Ia0s.

We have had rain almost every
day for the last week, and this morn
Ing (Monday) there is every prospect
Ola rainy spell. The cotton has com
mcnccd to Shed badly, and should the
rain continue, a short crop may yet be
expected. We have heard several
planters complaining Of heavy losses
OF fodder
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choraw and Darlington Rail Road.

The Chcraw Gazette of the 18th inst,
announces that tic requisite amount of
stock necessary to secure the charter
OF the Road aud for the organization of
the company has been subscribed, and
Il meeting Of the subscribers has been
called by the Commissioners, to be
held at Cheraw OH the 3lst inst, for
the purpose of clccting board of d.
rcc,ors and organizing the company.
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Arrest

We learn from the Darlington Flag
of the 10Th inst, that CHARLES FERGU-
son, charged with committing two
murders in Charleston was arrested a
few days before by Mr.. w. Z. MusE,
Of that District, in Marion, and has
been lodged in Marion Jail. lie was
passing under the name of CHARLES
HENDERSON.
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Call not that man wrctchcd wb

Call not that man wrctchcd who.
whatever else he suffers as to
pain inflicted, pleasure denied, ifhc has
a child for whom he hopes, aud ON
whom he dotcs. Poverty may grind
him to the dust, obScurity may cast its
darkest mantle over him, the song OF
the gay may be far from his own
dwelling, his face may be unknown to
his neighbors, and his voice may be
unhcedcd among those with whom
he dwclls,-evcn pain may rack his
joints, and sleep flee from his
pillow; but he has a gem with which
he wond not part wealth dcfying
computation, for fame filling y worlds
ear, for the luxury of the highest
wealth, or the sweetest sleep that cv-
cr, sat upon mor-cyc.-( (Cp'rid1c.
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A GENERAL INDIAN WAn ARP,

A GENERAL INDIAN WAX ArpRE.
uENpED.-A telcgraphic dispatch from
Washington to the New York Ex
press, states that ''lcttcrs from tho
officers Of the u. S. Army on the
frontiers of Texas, and in New
Mexico, to the War Department,
say Il general Indian war is ap.
pretended, and they demand that
the army be put in II war condition
with horses, &c--in The quarter.
masters departments"
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e1s3 Mcssrs. A. WHITE g. Co., a
Agents for the Banner in Sumtcryillc.

SB Communications intended for
the Bunner must be handed in on or
before Saturday morning, and those
faroring us with advertisements will
please let us have them at least by
s o'clock on Monday.
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-----z1 .s@-o..s .H-

s-.yf" The Westminster Rcvicw for
July is on our tablet contents arc /:
Secular Education,' ;" England's For
cotton Worthless" "1'hc Future of
Geology" Lord Jeffrey and the
Edinburgh Review" Tendencies OF
England, The Lady Novelist" "Thc
Political Life and Sentiments of Me
buhr,'' "Thc Restoration of Belief"
:" Sir Robert Peel and his Policy"
Contemporary Literature of England,' -
contemporary Literature of America" !"
Contemporary Literature Of Gcrma-
n.y."
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CnERAw AND DARLlNGToN RAIL
eoAD.-lt is our pleasure, this week,
to make the gratifying announcement,
that the requisite amount of stock nc
cessary to secure the charter of the
above road, and for the organization
of the Company, has been subscribed.
We look upon this as the most impor-
tant event to the people of this section
of country, which has occurred within
the recollection of the "oldest inhabi-
tant." The upper Pee Dee county
abounds i'll unavailable resources which
the completion of this and the VIII
mington and Manchester Rail Road
must dcvclopc and make valuable
The securing OF the charter, and the
organization of the Company. with the
spirit manifested, we feel an ample
guarantee for the completion of the
Road, at the earliest possible moment.
Indeed, it only remains for the stock
holders, who are to meet in this place.
as will be seen by reference To the ad-
vertiscment of the Commissioners, on
the 3lst inst, to elect Board of Di-
rectors imbued with their own spirit.
to remove all doubt. That thcy will
do this, we feel confidently assured.
Chcrav Gazette, 11tt inst.
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BriE;adicr-GClncr:pl.

Major p. ii. NELSON, ofthis District,
was, on the l lth inst, elected Briga-
dicr General of the 3rd Brigade of
Cavalry in place of General Owens.
resigned.
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-a-s&.~.S..~

Ch"r|oHe opt So"M C"roiinu Rail
Roml.-Wc arc authorized to state.
says the Charlotte Whig, that this
work will certainly be finished to
Charlotte by the first Of October next.
Western merchants, therefore, who do
not get their goods before that time,
may safely order them to Charlotte.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-08-24

sA@ We learn that an allray took
place in the upper part Of town ycstcr-
day evening, between AIcGiibcrry
Coins and Thomas ltaburn, in which
the former was killed by q pistol shot
from the latter.
iiaburn, VIC understand, Immediate
'y surrendered himself, and is now in
the custody of the Sheriff
Stdtc-Riyhts Republican.