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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-11-19

CHOICE NINES & LIQUORS-1oo
gallons Of best quality French Brandy: 125
gallons Of Old Pavilion; 50 gallons Sazarac
Brandy; 10 Casks Common do: 50 boxcs
wines assorted; 10 barrels fine Old Rectif-
ed Whiskey; GO gallons Jamaca Rum: 60
gallons Holland Gin. Also, great vari etv
of fine liquors and cordials for sale bv
July 26-ly J. PARRY, 4 Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-11-19

Just received per ship Pelican STATE, a
y full assortment of plantation Wagon
and Cart Harness. w. T. TUNNARD.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-11-19
Lightning Rods.

A LSO ON HAND FOR SALE oice
II Pumps, India Rubber Hose for pumps
Chain Pumps with the tubes complete.
oct. 10y. ". F. TUNNARD.
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Carriages, Earness, &c.

TUST received from the hest northern
y manufacturers, a large assortment of
CARRIAGES and HARNESS, which,
with number of my own manufacture,
comprises variety worthy the attention OF
purchasers. who are invited TO examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
oct 19.y. w. F. TUNNARD.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

BEAUTIFUL MIRAGE. On Saturday last,
while the steamer Baltimore was leaving Mar
uuette Bay, Lake Superior, we had the pleas
ure of seeing several remarkable exhibitions
Of mirage. The day was beautifully calm,
and the slightly smoky atmosphere hung like
light blue veil over land and water At first
VIC noticed the low shores of the bay rising up
like huge walls, soon thesmall evergreen trees
grew to the size of the tallest pines, and the
beautiful hills to the west rose like high
mountains against the sky. There were two.
peaks that might well have been taken for liv-
ing volcanoes The shores everywhere around
this beautiful bay took a cOlumnar shape, and
the Palisades Of the Hudson were more than
euualled in grandeur, by those We saw along
the rocky cliffs Of Presque Isle.
But the most interesting exhibition OF this
phenomenon was seen in the shape Of a tower
like structure that rose over one of the isolated
rocks off the habor. Sometimes it presented
the appearance Of single column Of immense
proportions; sometimes it would take the shape
Of amagnificent gateway or the last two stand
ing columns Of the wreck Of some grand old
temple. Il seemed to stand far out in the
lake alone, and with slight change in appear
ance it remained for three or four hours, being
one Of the most interesting optical illusions
we have ever witnessed on the lake.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

A MERRY YOUTH Last week the "Swam-
scot Dorcas Sewing Society held their an
nual meeting, and on motion it was resolved,
"that our parson wait on Tony Jones, and see
If nothing can be done to correct the manners
of Tony. The next day the parsOn waited on
Tony senior, and informed him respecting the
object of his visit. Tony listened patiently,
and then replied
"Parson, I'd let Tony go to meeting every
Sunday, ef | only know'd you was a-goin TO
preach; but, parson, thar aren't a boy In the
city Of SwaInscot what's got more manners
than my Tony, and eau convince you OF that
in Just mint. You see Tony out there skin
min them are niffersp'
The parson nodded assent.
CHOW, see, I'll call" And raising his
voice to the highest pitch, he shouted
"Tonyl"
The response was quick and equally loud
"Sirl''
Don't you hear that, parsOn2" said the old
man. "Don't you call that mannersp
"That is all very well, F" said the parson, "aS
far as It goes"
That boy, sir, always speaks respectfully to me
when L call him; {" and raising his voice he
again called
"Tony"
The response "Sir" was equally loud and
prompt. Again the old man called
"TonyP 80
The BOY dropped half dressed fish, and
shaking his fist at his sire, yelled out
"Y0S miserable black old drunken sNob: ~
come there in ts0O minutes and mail y0E t'ke
6lazeSP' :.
The parson was astonished, the old man dis
eoncerted for moment, but instantly recoy-
cr:ng himself, he tapped the parson on the
shoulder, saying
"You see parson, my boy has got grit as
we'll as manners. That chap will be an orna-
ment to your society one Of these days.
/ need not add that the parson incontinent-
ly mizzled.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20
CINCINNATI, 0. FRID AUGUST 20, 1852.

q ay0uDg 1cOtush glil, WIZ 3 MI u ijylililto
face, sitting BY mountain spring; and the
old housekeeper, as she goes the rounds with
visitors, pauses before the portrait to say
THAT is the likeness of the last Lady Al
leyne, and lovely she was, and as good as love-
ly. She was always called by her husband,
the late baronet, the lily Of the vally. Why,
have neve heard"
But you have, reader; and, if you should
ever visit Alleyne Castle, you will have no
need to be told the tale again.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

4 Preacher in--no matter where--obseryed
one day, that striking proof Of the wisdom
and benoyolence Of Providence was given. ~
placing death at the end Of life--thus, giving
one one time for preparation. This was almost as
profound remark as that Of another person,
who thought it was lucky that Sunday was
placed at the end Of the week, instead Of IN th'
middle, which would have made broSe'
aoeek ofH.H
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

M.U s. Marine inc Hospital q o..SHSSs ohSSSso FSs hS:
cost Of its erection was $40 ,UUV.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

Worked pocket handkerchiefs are deemed
unsuitable for gentlemen in England.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-02-24
SheiiT's Sales.

By virtue of sun,lry Executions 10 me
directed, will be Sold al Sumter Cuur,
ilnusr. on HE first Monday and day follow
ing in March next. within legal hours oi
sale. 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the
following property. Purchasers to pay for
titles:
O'e tract of LA acres Of land in Middle
Salem, adjoining lands ei Rev Air llarr!u..
ton, John Montgomery and others, Icy.cd
"n as the property Of Webb Clark, at the
suit ni J. NJ. Neal N.Co. and others
One tract OF twu acres of Ian in Sum
'rrvI;c. adjoining lands OF. Bounded
on the Fast by Sumter Siract, on lie
West ~ Washington Street, and ON the
/ North H., The Parsonage. levied upon as the
property Of w. IT, Phillips, at the sun, of
w. Millcr-two eases.
One tract OF 200 acres of land in Clare
mont, adjoining lands oi r. Rlcnnr,Sun,
l.. Manning and l.. Chcwn.nr. cv.ed ,Ipnn
as the property of Jared \. Cunicy, at the
sui OF Edward Broughlon
One tract oi 100 acres Of land in Clarcn-
don, adjoining lands oi--, and
where Defendant lives, levied upon as ia !.
property ot Charles p. Cunnors, ot the suit
Of Thornton Lynn.
. baits of C,tion, n lot of Corn and F,d-
der, some Potatoes and Potato Slips, lev
cd "n as the property OF Frederick Akin
son, deceased, nj the suit OF lI4vm IN Levy
! One negro levied on the properly ni
John 5. Bradley, at The suit ol Sarah WIm-
der.
One Cow and Calf levied on as the
property Of Jared n. Can,cy, at the suit OF
j. Richardson--to be sold at Edward
Bronghon's on Tuesday.
One Horse levied on as The property OF
John ). Rich, at the suit Of John X Ein,l
Ono Negro levied upon as the property ol
James B. Richardson. Jr, at the suit OF
Samuel Batter, for another.
One negro levied on us the propcr.y OF
Robert }. Wihcrspoon. at the sllit of Rob
crt J. McClary and wife.
Two mules levied on as the property o
Thomas McGce, at the suit Of X. s. Me,
lett.
One negro levied on as the propcr,v o.
Nj. ID. Mcleod, at the suit of Miller e. Bos.
sard
HARVEY SKINNER, 5. Sd.
Feb. 9th, 1852
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Educational rgotice.

1'llE.ncxt session, III t,ihes BRADFORD
Az SPRINGS FEMALE q J fiSTlTE-
TiON.will open on The First Monday Of
The ensuing FehruhfS. The lTustees
will by that time have completed sniin, ,s'adl
tliiiola provisionsa for Tho comfort OF the
Boardefs; and the adjactnt grounds will
be placed in an improved condition. so
Tie various departments of instruction
will be filled by ife; most eompeie,t
Ten9Fers that can.be obtninra snds bore
aIicr no one, viii lie retained fuugerfi,an
ability and iidelityhrc exiIibitad in the dis.
charge Of official duty. ~ es Es;isss
It's very important llat the metnbefsssa
the Collegiate tiIasees return at, tha tes
ginning Of the session. Tint the regular
xcrclses may not lie retarded e
TERMS. IS
The scholastic year eegi.isTon tie fisst
Monday ni February and closes. on BE-,
last Wednesday of No sember,t and. il
divided into iwo.cqual sessionh. gssss,s
Board, per session, including he'd
sed'lng. lights, and washing, the s.tE ,.is
pupils being responsible I Tor 81
the various furniture Of their 4! 81 II
rooms. an inventory Of which Is
will be regularly kept SGf, %
Tuition in Primary Class. 49, tfs
ration I'D other, Clusses. - .16ftllll
French or Latin. So 49, Eftsltlst1 !
alnsic on Piano or, Guitar -.rst- -.f 2nGQ
Use OF Piano a on
Pupils ON Guitar furnish, their own" g .sz .sss
Guitars f"r practice, and also z s'f'
b Their Guitar Sirlrlga }::s >
Drawing and Painting in Oil or;
Water Co ors, or Monochrome
tic or India Ink, each i5GA /.
Ornamental Needle Work &c. = -sE5tb
Pupils furnish their own materials. ,5s.,i
by resolution "f the BnarI,. .peraonA
sending two pupils will have theGt
boarded at S | 90 per month; and those
sending three or moro, at $40 90
per month. 'p.i:t -. ~ tse4
d, b. McLAURIN, Src'ry D. Trcas.Es
Dec. 23, 1851. 9-,f.
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HHoofland,s German, Esittrr.,

We would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement Of DR.. lloonnnd's cclcbra-
ted German Filters, prepared by DR.. G. n
JACKSON, No l20 Arch street, PhiIadclphin
In cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Dis
eases of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising
from disordercd Stomach, their power is not
e1cslled, if equalcd, by any other known pre-.
paration, as the cures attest in many cases, af:
ter the most celebrated physicians had failed.
We can conscienliously recommend this medi-
one, as being what it is represented, and urge
our readers who arc afflicted 10 procure n bottle,
and they will bo convinced Of the truth we
nssert. D23-2m
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-02-24
No, II Look 5uf.

The undersigned respectfn fully inGr.ns
his friends and the public generally, iIna, I,r
has pure hasrd the entire nlcrc~. of his
former prr'ncr, and will still carry on the
Mercantile business under his own name.
and will sol! for Casl, lower than any
house IN the Place. or ON a credit Ia those
who pay up punctual on tho lst tiay of
January each. O. p. AlcEOY
Sum'ervllr, Feb. "a. 1852. lS-Gw.
~ Watch'nan copy three times and
send bill for payIaent.
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NO'ice,

VIII hn sold To Tie highest bidder on
"Wednesday the 3:d OF llarcl, next, on
The premises property hclnnging tn
Tho Es.at" of Jrun cDmald 10 Wit :
SIXTEEN VALUABLE NEGROES :
Mules. Horses, Hogs, Cattle. Corn, Fol
der. ShuckS, Household and Kitchen Fur
nilurc, Plantation Tools together with
all other articles belonging To the premises.
rcrm> made knnwl. on day of sale.
MARY f. MCDONALD. Adm'r.r.
w. NJ. GREEN, :igcm
February II. 1892. l7-3t.
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Plank Road Meeting,

A MEMORIAL from numerous citizens
n of Sumicrvillc in relation to 4 Plank
Road from the Rail Road Depot. 10 some
convenient point in The Village, has hcen
laid before the Town Cnnncil nf Sumter
Vile. Among other things tic said Memo
riul requests the Town Council 10 call n
meeting of the citizens for the purpose Of
taking the subject into consideration. BY
order Of the Council | do hereby request
tho citizens Of Sumt"rvillc to meet nj Tho
Cnur. House, on Tuesday tile = III, instant
at ! o'clock, A NJ, for ,hr purpose of ron
sidcring and dcvsn. The ways and means
"f carrying into execution, the projected
enterprise.
WEBB CLARK, Miemd,m.
February 81, 1852. lS-lt
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cow M ssR ss AZ ReGEAHHss.
Latest dates from Liverpool, Jan. 81.
Latest dates from Hayrc, Jan. &c.
Latest dates lrnm Havann, Feb. Is.
Z Charleston Market.
CuARLrsroN. Fcb'ry 21. 1s5;

CnARLEsToN, Fcb'ry 81, 1852. +
Cotton. There was a good demand
for Cotton, which resulted in the sale OF
1890 bales ut the suLjoincd particulars:
2lS bales at 7, 7 ut Z IS, 107 at 7 4.
So ut 7 3.s, 294 at ! 1-2, ,12 at I 5-s,
lS2 Mt I 81, 81 ut 7 7-s, 300 at 8, 527
at 8 IS, 265 at s II, and GG bales at
s 3-4c. Former prices were fully s,,s-
taincd.- Courier.
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Ee e. RH eD V "A z.

TIE Subscriber has removed his BOOT
AND SHOE STORE, to one door
West of Captain r. Sum,cr's law Office.
lie has just received aud will constantly
keen on hand a Fine Stock of BOOTS
AND SHOES. which he will sell Low
for CASH. But will credit his pnnclunl
customers util Fall. Prompt payment is
required.
B. FOLSOM.
February "a, 1852. 1S-tf
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Oct. 10Th, 1851
D. ]. WINN,
T3EEaCHgAY'T 'g,AGg,Nac

:, would respectfully inform his friends nn.
me public gen" rally that liz now has OH hand
anu OIL: M for sale on reasonable terms large
ana splendid assortment Of Cloths, Cnssim,crs
N2 and VrstiEgs, with Hats, Caps, fFssl
Ta S'ispen!rrs, CrnvaIs, Socks, fine lin jig
Nj. cnnnd ATcrino Shirts, Drnwe.a, T-<s
Gloves, haplk erchi~fs. Umbrellas. d:c
Men and Buys Rcauy Made Clothing Of eve
ry dcscrpliouard variety.
Complete Military Outfits, Uniforms. SwerL-,
III anlttts, &c, furnished ut short nntice.
Uniforms for. Sumter lii1cmcn furnished 'un
reasonable terms.
II llisresngs nrc peculiarly rich, consisting
Of far richer patterns than ever preyilusIy rA-
hib,ch in this market.
Oct. IL. 1851 81 tf
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n e W Good S /,

The subscriber is renewing his srock OF dry
goods Of all descriptions every week.
l.. Il. HANKS.
GROCERIES.
Loaf Crushed, Clarified and Brown Sugar.,
Java, Rio and Cuba CofItcs,
New Orleans and Cuba aIolasses.
Crackers. Wine, Soda and Butter crackers,
Goshen Butter Sardincs and Iobslers,
Pickles, West India preserves,
80 Barrels fine Baltimore Flour,
Candles. Sperm Adamantiue and Talow
Candies,
Spirit Gas. Lamps, &c.
L. 3. HANKS.
Dec. 10Th, 1851 8 If
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Evening Dress Goods,

White and Colore', Embroidered Swiss Mus.
lin. Organizes, 81 wide, of the most beautiful
culurs, NJ 25, 81 ii and 81 l.2 cents
splendid and rich assor.men, Of Colors, in
Sewing Silk Tissues, ut the remarkable low
pri - of % cents yard
Embro' '"r'd trcnadinc Silks.
:ti liam ,suiie aud rich Embroidered Evening
Dresses in Inc most fashionable styles. These,
together will, our large assortment Of Goods for
Evening wear, aTc Offering at rt;i:arkah!; Low
rK!CEs. w. J. jacob & SON,
22l King-st., bend, opp. the Big Boot.
Charleston, Jan. 90, 1852. l2-tf
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A mother Scientific wonder!
IMPORTANT TO DYspEpTICs

Dr. j. S. Houghton's Pcpsin, the true Di-
gestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from
.ReRnet, or the Fourth Stomach of the Ok, after
directions of Baron Liebig, the great Physiolo-
goal Chemist, by J. S. IIough,on, ~ d., Phila.
ao'phia' This is truly u wonderful remedy for
inaigeston' Dyspepsia, Jaundce, Liver Com.
paint Constipation and Debility, curing after
N"ture's own Method, by Natures Own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, contain.
Tag Scientific evidence of its value, furnished
oy agents. gratis. See notice among the medical
"N''h'ehehN' Sly
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HEAD QUARTERS. }
il;h Reg't. 5. e.. NJ. {
OiDrORD. January ~. 1881


Ordcr No. 6J.
The Upper and Lower Ba,alions OF the
Nth Regiment of South Carolina Alilitia
will pnrade--lhc former under The command
of Leut.Col James ID. Banding, at Sum
tcrvi!c, on Saturday. tile 2lst inst: ard
the latter under the command Of Major
Thomas II. Cnnnors, at Bradford Mills, in
Clarendon, on the 2Slh of February next,
equipped according TO law, 10 drill and re-
view
The Commissioned and non Commits.
stoned officers of each Battalion will parade
at their Battalion rendezvous the day previ-
Gus TO the Review, armed and equipped us
the law Directs, for drill, &c.
The Staff are required to to turn on,
each day, and on days Of review, in full
uniform.
BY order Of Colonel MELLETT.
w. y. WILDER, Ali. 18th Regt S. C.. NJ.
February ~, 1892. IG-id e
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MARRIED.At Rochester, Noble coun.
ty, on the 18th of February, by Rev
Mr.. Wolf, Mr.. Silas Lion to Miss
Edith Lamb.
Our devil calls this a beastly affair
autit reminds us rather Of that mllen-
nial cra'spoken Of in the Holy Writ:
iI'hes Lion and the Lamb shall lie down
together, and q little child"--ol,l
bible is lost, and We forget tho re.
Suail.der Of the quotation.
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szE- The Ncw-Orlcans Picayune
learns thar Gen. Munoz, the head Of
the late insurcctionary movement in
Nicaragua, is now in Costa Rica, rails
ing force for the purpose Of invading
Nicaragua.
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SlylMseacn.dDns Academy.

This School will bc opened nn Monday the
ID Of Fchr,mry ncN.. under the management Of
Mr.. X. X. ltuiiedg., late teacher Of Friendship
Clarendon.
Mr.. Il. is emnently qualified. nnd can there
public patronage.
Terms of Tuition from Si to SO per quarter.
Board ruu can be had in private families on reu
Sunnhle terms. w. &. KING, Sec'y B. Z.
January ~, 1852. Hit.
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Notice,

A persons indebted to INC individually.
or as Ordinary. viii please make imncd-
ate paXln"n, as II IS absolutely necessary
That close up my business, som> part oi
which has been oflorg standing unsettled,
AMI hlch am determined Shall remain
80 no, longer. hope my friends will attend
10 this al once, and give me and themselves
as little trouble as may be.
w. LEWIS.
Feb. 9th. 1852 l7-,i
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HDECfAEI NOTICES.
H.;aSs' Notice.

The undersigned will attend promptly To NIL
Collections and ollur Legal. BUSINESS plnccd
in the hands of either of thcnl for The Districts
of Charleston, Sumter, Richland, Kcrsuw
md Darlington.
JAMES ID. BLANDISG,
Sumtcrvillc.
WILLIAM BLANDING,
81 Broad.St., Charleston.
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n. CR 4 N E.,
TEanIafarturer os sSuvggies,

LIGHT CAItItIA AGES, &c.
Returns Ills sincere thanks to jysrF, y
The citizens of Sumter District I<:s$f ~ -
Tor their liberal patronage hitler N!2--S2-
to bestowed and begs leave to inform them that
he keeps constantly on hand the above articles
of his own mann factmre ana warrants The same
To he Of the best material, workmanship. and Of
The latest style. His prices shall compete with
the Charleston prices, and ns to durability, nn
comparison: 10 Inc convinced, yol will plerse
call nt his t::rriugc Repository on IIron,l Street,
under the Town Hall and examine for your
selves.
With twenty years experience, and Libcrtys
aid
He'll vie with tho country and the arts of
his trade.
May .lilh, 1851 30 tf
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'"'IHE AUGUSTA BRIDaE.-We learn
from reliable source that the collcc-
tion Of tolls on the South Carolina side
of the Augusta Bridge has been dis
continued and that the rates on the Au-
gusta side have been reduced to what
they were prior to the recent difficulty,
AN amicable arrangement having been
made to that effect. t.--Aercurv.
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How 10 KNOW EooL.-A fool.
says the Arab p'ovcrb, may be known
by SIX tllInSS-angcr without cause,
speech without profit, change without
motive, inquiry without object, putting
trust in stranger. and not knowing
his friends from his foes.
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TAXING BA&Ks.-The Senate of
Rhode Island have passed a bill to in
crease the tax OH bank capital to thr-
ty-scven and a half cents on the hun
dred dollars.
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a Card.

The managers OF elections having dcci-
dcd that the election for Sheriff held on the
l2li oi Januaty, was illcgai and void, and
having advertised an election for that office,
10 be holden on The second Monday in
March next. The undersigned takes his
npp"rlunly TO OF r himself as candidate
lie desires to return his sincere thanks to
his friends Tor their supror, in the last can
vasS.
JOHN G.. RIIAME.
February ;, 1902 l5 II
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fmE---lIast night, at eleven o'clock,
Il fire broke out III the kitchen of Mr..
Locke's brick building in Statc-strcct,
occupied by Mr. lie Buiit. The fire
men collected promptly, and it was
soon cxtinguishcd, consuming only the
small building in which it originated.
SOuMern iSmntLard. 2OM inst
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The passengers from California by
the steamship El Dorado, arrived at
New York, on Monday from Chmgrcs
have made the quicket trip yet, having
landed in New York on the twenty
third day after leaving San Francisco.
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NGsti ice.

MI persons having demands ag:,rs, the
late Samuel Tate, deceased, will please
hand them to the subscriber for payment
on or before Inc first day of Jnnuarv next.
Aud persons indebted 10 deceased will
make settlement also with tho subscriber.
=. J. TATE. Admir-.
Feb. %, 1882 ls-Im
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Notice,

The Co-partncrship heretofore existing
between the subscribers under The firm of
J. i. Soomons, & CG., is this hav dssoIv-
cd by limitation and mutual consent All
persons indebted 10 SAID firm by note or
open account, will please call and settle
j. II. SOI.OMONS,
III. J. IlAINSWORTI,
a. WHITE, JR.
Jan. 6, 1892 II IF
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Bargains in Ladies Kid
SLIPPERS,

The subscriber is now offering his entire stock
Of LADIES KID SLIPPERS at low prices
for Cash.
Ladies IN want .he article will do we'll to
aall y. FOLSOM
Jun. l7ih. 1851 ~ &c
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Notice,

Will he sold on Friday the 5,h tlav Of
NJ 'rch next. 10 the highest bidder. at Tho
late Residence uf William Groou.. ,cro,.
81 Snm'ry articles of property, such as
Corn, f"hhcr, Horses. Cattle, H"ns, Sheep,
G"hiS, NC Nc. Conditions made known
Oh day OF sale.
w. LEWIS, o $. D.
Feb. 2:}, 1852 IS.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-02-24

! The Mississippi Legislature has
elected Walter Brooks, (Whig, to fill
the unexpircd term of Governor Footc,
III the United States Senate.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-02-24
Feb. 9th, 1852
Butter.

Fresh Goshen Butter.
Loaf, Crush, Claraied. and Brown Sugar..
Rest Rio and Jnya Cofee. !,
Orleans Molnsscs.
Saraincs, 1,obsters, Samond and Maokeral.
Pickels, Preserves. &c.
Also CHEESE of.tlle DCRu.M Brand. tbnt
will kcepin ANY climate, AMI improve with
age, nt 81 PERRY MOSES,
Leb. 18th, 1852 i7.,,r
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Improved Endless Chain
Water. Elevators.

All persons wishing the above Elevators car
he supplied by tho subscriber, who is the Agen
Tor tho District Of Sumter, S. G.
Il L. LIGON.
Sum'ervillc, nc"snh'r 1871. S,f