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U- We are authorized to announce
CHAS. L. HALL. +. W. BOGEL. and w.
w. McMAIN. as candidates for selectmen
in ward No. 2.
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rrPrcscott and Macanley, the two
distinguished historians, have l'cen
elected honorary members of the Roy
al Irish Academy.
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GIVE are authorized to announce Judge
EDWARD SIMON, Gate Judge of the
Supreme Court as candidate for Associate
Judge OF the Supreme Court for this Dis
trct.
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TOthe Trade!

Mac and Mac lump Tobacco for sale by
wi the package, at 90 cents. Cash on
the mail. mar. 10 y. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-13

Judge THOMAS SLIDELL is candi-
date for the Office Of Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court of Louisiana, at the election
on the first Monday of April next.
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CANDIDATES.

Chief Justice of LOuisiama.
8 CHRISTIAN ROSELIOUS is a candi-
date for the Office Of Chief Justice Of Lou
isiana.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-13

nEThcre will be scrvisc at st.
Joseph's Catholic church, this morn :
ing at 10 o'clock.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-13

New RosE-Florists will be pleas
ed to learn that what was hitherto .
floral impossibility is said to have been
accomplished at last. The vAugust
Rose" new aspirant to their favor,
claims to be double. yellow fragrant
climber. 1t is described as resemb-
ling the Lamarque somewhat in ap.
nearance, but is a more vigorous grow
er, leaves much larger. more rudy
and dark in hue. very glossy and hand
some ; roses very large and very dou-
bic, and in color pure yellow !; much
deeper than Devoneisis, and the rose
quite twice as large as La P"ctole ; but
shaped like Lamarque, but is larger.
and the flower, when expanded, ! much
larger it is perfectly teasccnted, quite
as fragrant as Devoncisis, and more
fragrant than any other variety known.
Its foliage is superb; it is remarka-
llc climber, blooming very frequently
in clusters Of odd numbers-genefally
from one to FIVE, and as high a. eleven.
Its bud is exceedingly beautiful.
EXPENSIVE CRY COVER NMENT-The
annual report of the comptroller Of the
city of New York shows that the total
expenditures of the last year, exclusive
Of funds set apart for the payment Of
the city debt, was eight millions, two
hundred and ninety four thousand, two
hundred and forty one dollars. The
expenditures ON account Of the city
government alone, exclusive Of trust
funds Or the sinking fund, were three
millions and one hundred and sixteen
thousand, seven hundred and ninety
three dollars. SEA
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RAFFLE!!

RAFFLE!.
WILL be rafled as soon as the chances
w are taken. SPLENDID GOLD PAT
ENT EPINE WATCH, worth $40. The
watch is wound up and set without KEY
Sc Chances, at 81 50 chance. The watch
can be seen and chances had at
THEODORE GOLDNANN'S,
Watchmake, & Jeweler, lafayette st.
feb-27-tf
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~IOHN G. WIRE, Corner Of Canal
and Charter streets, New Orleans, is the
only authorized A gent for this paper in that
city, any business with this raper can be
transacted through him, and his receipts for
subscriptions, advertisements. &c, will be
valid. -.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-13

~ The Hon. Pierre Soule has oul
thanks for Congressional documents.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-01-11
Hsiglssun Sf .gasa saary.

-
This day was celebrated by tho
Sumter Riflemcn, who in their neat
and. we'll assorted uniform paraded
through our. s.reets under command Of
their Captain, j. b. N. MAMMEr, Esq,
After performing sundry rnannuvres,
which proved their we'll taught skill in
tactics military, and some close target
shooting, at which the plun,'e. was }borno o,rno
off by CHAatEs WILpER, Esq, they
adjourned to sumtuous barbecue pro-
vided by the officers, where they wore
joined by tho Claremont Troop under
Capt. j. 7. GnEEs, and Beat Company
No. 2. under Captain PnisoIE,a also
the colGnelFand Staff of the, 44th Regi.
n,ent, :to,all ,of wbara an Invitation HAD
been extendSd. Much fln, jollitsy,
and good hun,or prevailed. and sone
toasts appropriate to the day and oc-
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~~77~-..s - 80 - 4 = : =
Methodist COusferesaGn.

This body assembled; here "n We'd
ncsday last, and will continue in SOS
sion until to-rnorrow, whenit is cx:
pectcd, ,hat.they will adjourn siae de,
and the appointments for the ensuing
year will be made public. .t2 e
The South Carolina Conference Nils
sionary Society held meeting on,
Saturday night, at which q collection
in support Of the cause was taken up,
which We are informed exceeded $li09
showing just appreciation, by our
citizens, of the efforts sf that body in
propagating the Gospel. ,as,ss
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ClassaIeilr,.iaI ia Cli;sprreassS,Iil. 1,

1t is with. egggssat egggssat pleasure TINT TINT We
learn from the Charleston papers, and
other reliable source, that The reports
of ;he1existcnce Of asiatic cholera in
Tint. place arc verymuch exaggerated,
iand Of the twenty-five deaths reported,
the week beforcal,o last, neilrly all may;
be attributed to; sotte isnptvftlencc in
dict, and cxccsses consequent upon the
Christmas Fcasts, and the citizens; arc
particularly warned against eating
oysters, which, ste said to- haze been
injured by the large quantities Of fresh
water flowing int"'thc harbor from the
heavy frcshets in the up country. There
is som cthing in those oysters, for lnnny
ofour own towllsli;en, wiio hayelindulsgs-,
ed in the luxpry:of a plate this scatpn,
have been attacked with o disease,
which the fears Of, a large comn,qnity,
exposed t" epidcmics might have easily
magnifcd into the dreaded asiatic
cholera. Is, ,.,,
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ExrRAoRDINARY If TRuE.-hecord-
lug to some;l Italian Journals, ~ new
organized being has been discovered
in the interior Of Africa which seems
10 form IN immediate link between
vegetable Ind ANNUAL life. THIS sin.
gular production of nature has tie
shape Of o spotted serpent. 1t drags
itsclfalong on the groaiid, instead of ~
head has "a flower, shaped like hell,
which contains vicious liquid.--
Flies and other insects, attracted 10y
the smell Of tho juice, enter into the
flower, where they aro caught by the
adhesive matter, The flower then
closes and re,nains shut until the pris-.
o,ers arc bruised and transformed into
chyle. Tho i,digcstiblc portion, such
as tho head and wings'are thrown out
by aspiral openings. The vegetable
serpent has IL skin resembling leaves
white and, soft flesh, fand instead; uf "a
cartilagnuus frame, filled with yellow
marrow. The natives consider it deli
cious food. p4 5.st. y5a
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80 = - = u ~
mn ~ &. 81: 4:
ssAA.s shsse eeeeiYed q Catalogue .ai ssfs
the q Officers and Students 81 his Iisstis
5i.at,a tuition for he s. sss;t,n. inn
ahe University sses,s 20 9be ID /. slsllrs
ishing conditian ,,innsh efiiis, sSs IS 3i,i.. 81
dents, esssas .sif eas:hl 81: sss'
selnsiyesof books, III ts,r
The term of from do to syes,s sss IL. &.
tsI552 70 be- Paid nal Il IN. IN
a iadlsance e4this saslnaes tsiitiss Kaard.
9asi,ilSg,, ,ssc. 5nhe ssEslduates slfs tue.
theological depart taents az ssscs,l,Ils ~
lncucement in August last, were Joils
y ALExAsDEn Of Charleston, &. LAG.
8 NUS ConEN Of Beaufort, ma Jxaks
III! ,lIlu7apilREYs of this Disttiet The ma
tnual comnenecnleiitswill take place spn
the "Wednesday before the i9estlb SIT.
inrdass iillJ lhe. &. q
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Fussy. "A gentleman of color

FUssy.-A gentleman Of color
who left New York on q Western tour,
and, finding himself in Buffalo without
anything to employ his time, though,
he would send tclcgraphie despatch
back horne, inquiring othis partner as
to their business. He sent this mes
sage: How is things?' To this in
terrogatory his partnerimmediately re.
plied:--'ThiRgs is fi,fe..s Resting on
this, he WAS in no very good temper
when he returned home and found his
partnerh had sold out oil the goods,
,pocketed che money, shut mp the store,
and run o&,with his wife! .
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jail at I'D 5000
IN slsiIscRLEASssols 81, q
,snpposs ba Indians 500.
Extra services of ,sSsst. Geek iBi d. sss.
Representatives B 400:
Building dor Istiiabio aa,lla 80, 900
q Fire ire dseJf ling lit Syiai,.- S, I,
. laa SIS 3 spo, 900
IExrRA AeKnisaiY ssfKssEs Il i,
sBuilding-titr esliibitiu,ls Of S, sis
sInstittite "a 900,
Office rent .F Camn,issioaessia
aN Equity, Is 81
sheaiil, Clerk mud Ordinary, OF
New berry District r 100
t4-t &5lo 50I3
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aseHaprFada Free zEDs.ess.

Thisgis thcltitle Of a apcyspapcr pab-
lishcd. at Wilmington NJ c.. by l..
Badger Esq., itWills be- devoted tostie
interest Of the Democratic party, and
Southern Rights. We wish those
conncetcdarwiths this new enterprise
every success and cordially welcome
the Editor s,the pen: And scissors Us = fra II
te4uasey. H "
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ssogFe s sin. b sli,,Es on sils Heels
'ois l,Fsyl,esl, alsill sl,,d Is, ionaI rs tll,ss
,difersl,Rs be sFtS diini,hsliss, !,
Is iisu ,,tsi &. si,ii,s. II
lissesl Ieveisi,el iis5glsssts ,lf,ssi
tiisa s.ltsst bi,; sesIncrd slFss,s
syei ss,
l.fr sk,ssoRARp arlgsses 5nrther tbsf
aireductisri Of duty on articles rs 81
mes pr,hib viii 50 iar from, IN,
s.ss sssisfr aI,ss greatly siDs::
81 aassitsil4 st ii satc
that go Iiisi. Vas prohibited. M ]. ~
- q sssi
5ssss aEavssaas ss IN esgs, s9.sss
4 Iie town 81 in, i.ll
sits'H1is So lately destroyed s,ys ttsre,.
4 has been sntarl rebuilt.
s il, ZOO. 'fiiere;es, fis. c;,s 3 aiid q q 8 800.
sbarrelss q Bs,ef, bake .beel, iaack cd Ill
cleveland Chic, tliis acassm. Lust.
Year Tiers were but $500, I'iissces
packed at that pIaec. 81 9 s s,ss 5s;s
{ ss.5 The 4 Itsn susscxa eAuEaos,
tslf y M Gu. died at Rale;el .e,a sssslday
/ lie Bird, inst. He;was one of thu most
3Iion,,rsd aid resi- Cd citizens OF tlat
State. 3: 8 5s
Il SsB There has beenn serious afftay
iat tlie ,sKtataielsy Institute,
4 = sYff.s
between rss,, u nc, saalsts. lassIIss,asNa,,,
af asnnesseela and IsssR,sEi,t n n 3sIiissiis.
sipPi, lin M'iiieh ibst'h were severely,
|iif not fnoItally Wounds " '5 .'st sssi q
The salarYsef the ernperafo ''saaoa
mas Seen fixed at 600, 600 of> >francs,
md his intended brid allowed d d5sisir,
tim of.s SOC BOO sfrssass.
s fg 10000, has5besni Z scrss.scd in
Boston q towards 81 y the IS: "a Atohn.
iiment. NJ !sss.. asis$i IL p.
+ g:a The Hon. DasiELs ssALEsaE,
! Tar Declared btilrg ass;ia : didsts
fifor Congress. ,2!Y',,i 2Ys 3S,ta..i3.t8
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FREE Trade IN THE Posr OFFICE
BUsMEss.-Fhc new letter envelops,
with the single and double stan,ps,
will soon be ready. Then every steam
er, every railroad train, every stage,
every express line, and every man, Is
made o mail carrier by act Of Con-
gress. Letters, in the government Ell.
lvelopeicanb be sent in any way, By
any conveyance.
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!. suAL,. d sK sII:i. Rx: sBank.

ing acts {sayls fhe inss no l33pyss
'aser, no Bank in the State is allowed
t;npay t,nt' from It's ScomlitSr the bills
igf any otherlbatk.as 1aiiss@ill be- a sd
llrlois iilcoii TO the cSriinainit$,
as wen as giiscs sssiiIne tgmifiile II, tlie
Banlks Of llts State md IT'S t,ranslss7!
Z hey alone e sc:,f, supply bills h imael
Five Dollars. Njlllich! are a,s.assli in
the s,tnrs l,afksii ffs,rs SIsAs wing.
specie from tllciirti mother Much
difficulty is likels1to Bnfi.e frsins this
t,lnwise'enat.tmcn.. We tis,t'aISt llkitotW iittotW
tSho the sauthor Of it is, hut he dc
SERVES e, he f'oslsI, icaltstsly kisoS for
his political ecHnnl1lS,
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I 'IIIE 81 4
rs ,aU BI.isisRD IS
Esw wHsss YFTsJ Jlsss IpsA II SI OH M aNess
sisg wv. y. ffilaa us. slsf
ararfa surr
RENgNIs,

sS2s ,i'yytt DOLLARS; In ntiyancc. so oilsfss
md Fifty Cents nj the of 81 rie'ls,
soy Sl,Tee Dollars at A;s sHd 81 stlss ysar. " 4
No paper discontinued nnal all arrearagcs
are Paip. ,nless al the ontign Of the Propristor.
dyessiaeinentsin inserted ut SisY I'm i1 =
FIVE Cents per square, IL lines or less,) for
iiie Grst, and half iiet sum for each subsequent
i i or The Tt,nber or inseriions he marked
spri sll siyeftisemenis,dr they will I've publisra
until ordered 10 DO discontinued, and charged
accordingly. Il & s.. Q. 1. ~,
'iaseTfioH. &siastsiiy snH Muittly Ativersisos5
nicrts syi be- charged the same as n si,iglc in-
sertion. and seini. i.hlonlhly c snne s,s new vi:c
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sraslrlcAsr. { soaKwi q we, /

SlGSIYlcAsT, SoaENi At w : sees sis
lssated that some twenty Haiiillss iiig
soeiations irthe iIiferlitir 6f sfiis ssasifSss,i
have notified the Bank Department ae 81
Albany, that sfleF are. iiaking Rfepafa4
stiuns 10 suspend bnSiilesS ores eli
Others Of the sans clhss WisI iHlsdbnbfs,
ed st,on GiiinS ihe cNiimpic. Tho Is
scslyity Of money inrrexe era sif. tise i
country toWlls alld vii. iges leads III
this result; tar In B community whore
no such nee6ssity exists, rs 60 mako " y
i,sii,s upon lHn,k terms, tht,se ssta
lishmcnts must le dissaaiiptied. ,Ells
Iproslefl,iis ciinai,ion Of esir ictiiltus
raj aid tradsias, t,earls, Viii
ile revel ses tiisue, ;iiipN si,Siti 10 d lsss 3
pensai~ith such j sl,ssiies ot aryt'iflf mo ss
datioi,. There am III sttfis ii,s,nlallt ia
the country. i tliNil ilfslsi TENDERS sst tsaa 81
:bnrFesrer, aud in most cases Inc
there is occasidns q, lssS fiitlslss Esiiim /,
iaild mort eige sessiss sies arg gsi
ly prcfIffed .sg q
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-01-11

The Legislature of ! N6fth Carolina
has passed a lass prayi i.iingg, HAT Spartr
1, man dies inteStnte, leaving ii Widt,w
alnd no child rys,aildfeil, ihe ~ii,w Il
To hayesolc.l;tlf his spersapal esta,s, ssl
the husband make a Wili, and thte iwsiid ii.
'bw dissent tlierefFeni, she is 10 re.
ceivc onc-third, rs kcreksfsrcS 20
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ExsffRAyAa sscr e D Darirg the aipast
week, balls and parties we're given in
Now York. at the3whieh dianondsand
emeralds! were Worn wort. $50, 900,
ON the f,erss,n. lhonsirnd luHardress.
es were not Gncon.snons Dinner 4ar-
ties arc spt'kenof, whore ladies' appear.
I'D ia closks enbeaideredi with pearls.
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Cuag faR ssy ssii,iieIa
o5xsrssr iy.s tbs pubic, cure
this dist gessiag aiss,Ellsy. ttssls, 4 lii.i
he has bes,a seat s,,iiefers sas;fs
sim pio r.s,lfice iliAsis SRA
risss t.nifslsa tsla.s s,aas! .as,l.l sss
faNsssst sss.., .csl
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n. AN :AFFEcrioEATE GoosE.-An in.
telligent; correspondent, rcsidiieg ia
Greehock, ihtdrs.aus with the follow
ing curious communications .if9 ~
"A short time since / had occas;eaa
to visit am pbrltown, distant about
seventy niles from this pIacc;; and on
my return BY The steaaier, :aaa,d 5s,lseess,
opposite Carridale, ION; stbe coast;. of LSff
;Argy leshire, aud; about b. mile from
the shore, 10 boat cantibff;to. ais with
passengers. AT this moment ptySat.
tentioll was .drnWnSto Is goose which
was bratiisg ttse 'ssell, siad tJlioWiilg
the boat; and laSas'toldi that'ihis9 bird
as'picked up on 'tlieis shore by ,eti,e'
owner of tte boat, some years since,
almost litclcss; that 3hea stook Sit aasaac,
and haying Piaeea.it iiisiia.irrn situa.
,iel, aid s,s5iaied 1ltiwi,iipf,5Ptt food,
it recovered, and (strange tolsay!) that
ever since it follows him wherever he
goes. ,z..a@sl E5s i,,s5t;. ;,,,s- ,,.
st4 AS soon rs he e,.tcrs Ills boat, it
takes to the water, and never qliits its
element until hc returns to the shore.
The boat is frequently manned without
its preseryer, but the sagacious bird
ncvGr tollpws it'unless. he forms 'lone
of tlie crew was further told that
when he left home, ut any time tor q
great distance, lie was obliged to have
it fastened IN; and chat in one instance,
lie went to IHi6bcitpwu on business,
a distance of twenty miles, and while
in q house there he heard the accus-
.tomed eackling outside, and con open
,ingtlie door, found that his old friend
bud Travelled all that distance in search
of him.-Gutcshcnd Observer 5ft.
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orrreE Worm rIArrsu. .Thes

AN UfrIcE WoRTsl s1ATIEd. - ] he
foes Sf ok Coroner lrss, of Newl
York, who has just retired from pal,.
lip life, slsssnnted 10 nearly 81 p 200
.fositho past year. and 10 Is saiJ Shs
teS.oiiicial gave 3 s,a,Sslaslinlis sttEsiF.
tsinni6asy oh New u ears eya. 10. Il
faw parsons connected 4 ;;t1lr tile flssfiy
press of the gity. issf
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sl Tor The Sumter Banner.
SONS Citizens l,asIga nas.s


The The ftiil,lllotssing gentlemen sWere oi,
NY cdnesday last installed as officers of;
,t.e Sumter Dmiisiall, Nh. q of stic
SIMS eff Isft,,e s.asiss,g
term: ;.9st e. a3ss3 sgsS1..s q
IS 4. 1ulrAa S. s.5rIrDsos, i. " f'.l
IS F. w. ,CL.RKses. Nv. IL
q. w. BI,Ac.s,
J.s RI I IIAYsswgRgH, ri S. +
E.SAl.Y g ARsaKIr, a. II. r. So 5st5
=. SpERsoS. Pc 81 SSH. ST.
Us u. sE. FLowEas, IL t'i,;s S. !.
/. WrLLIAM r.. tMAloYR. ca ~: ,s.
i,I. N w. A.sH. DAVIS, "A: g. s5il.5s
q w. y. ULARKsns, ]. S. ~,
z JAAKs BELL, g. !, ..I5 I. 4.
~ WILLIAM LEwis,i
Moan GR.AIAa, g. fsL;a fs,;a " Z, !. &.
JRssE MuReAa, Sa.' tas''.ls.s - rs 4
JsssE ALE 4,
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X. 49,.
's,. ss,l' iissfela. sasaik slle capital
s,s,ss 81 eaen 9, sae s,d eight banka
ssl'il sfe siiss sllsses ,'s tNfsl
iisS s,t ss1aars 's,n saeil. 4, s ),
4, 81 IS, y sSs'nt 4 p.ts,lleT .'seneFal s. Shall
!, ~. ~, l,s,:,,.a - !,'u peI
ssaIs,aS es'it'ii, !, mgr ,.s llms
'sl.t,sis.s'l', slsswhore, s,
!, 'te my iaselne q sp open sl,bscfip,iona,
lgesMse. ,lle iisss ), @i a prii iiI.d'
:a'e.lfs,5uus next. .to tileScaPs.
,u. s.,eA 4, a,l..e clsllt b..9Rs respective,
.ll.o y. ING .N, i2fs iig section, and
=, :. require llse dollars on each sllnre
iIos!i s''pscrt oers " pecle or n,,tcs of
sPpfle l.'lSlne pans pi J ms sSt.,e, and
sl'ai e.'s'tl ai,e "a liie ~ sl1sts ttllk as
I, 'r'.ori,S " 2, siie l,ers sial de
s,sl,ats, '9rttiie use of the respective
gu ihe t.rst meeting ot the sub
ser'oefs 4 'Rlt rs soon US the snbserip
.ion, ,1p stlesli resl, sly sse fiited no
esi Atse iasa'ssAt ef the ga pisal stock OF
each 4s a tile ne Han! srtsRectiyclyt here
lnoelore named y slifll bethe dnty0f
me Snmptrolf,er Geilsral to notify said
slDscl39ers ,nse 20 meet, who shall there
upon: 9eeo me ! az i,9dy
y t.e sane - Nlleges nnsl rights as the
st<S'eklseiaers .t d TIE hanks Whose char
:tsIs 4Si g :afealerepy renewed, md i make
:ali pyytilays not Inconsistent with
ING. laws.af the land, to eide 4ti,rrs
me J, ale esesaa " ileers theS division of
the cal'ltai stock i' q, aipres'iI.i, the
Paymsnt oi The subscriptions, and
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-01-11
Z I, Sapve,raallpaerni!.. !. g:

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Salary OF tho Governor, s $500
\ I,riyiitc Secffetary, 500:
Messenger 25e
Contingent Fund Of Executive
Department., ,.sg 7''thT, 900 4
Rent sof. Goyerlor's lInusc, 500 4
s SIsEaisLATiyE ID DEPARTsEMr---
Pay members of Legislature,
Tor, $1,000.
i Clerk OF Senate and ddvuse uf
Representatives, 81 900 ench, 1900
Assistant CLERKS Of do. $3.50
Two messengers &stwo Door:
keepers; each $3.50, n 1000
Keeper Of State House mid: Lis
brariati, 'aH ~, TOO
Reading Clerks Of senate and
House of Representatives.
j i: .ess scil $3.50, .s:4 .i3., SSH, 500
Engfe essing Clerks, s. 200
Il Printers of Senate and House ts i,a
OF Representatives, 5000
Printers of Journals and Docu: is
nsessts, !. $3.50
asasll ~ Ser x'oite.ngesit i4S
lssaHes, ! I: .,., 81 le 200
Stationary, Fuel, distributing
Acts, i1iect.ohs. returns, r: l,tvo
Purchase of Books for Library, 500
iRepairaf State House aid .a'
So. srrouius, a't ooo
= Extra Session Of Legislature, 5000
UDIcIAisf ulos ~ BEREAVEMENT y I
i ssoataries OF ten Judges ut S'',0ou oo.ooo
.attorney ls.5t n y Gelhefali !,loo
1--we, 1--we eollfllors, s'9o ~ eaeh' a,soo soo
Clerk OF Appeals, Columbus, GOO
messenger, GOV
L'Drarlai,, oV
.,ooks !.,e KS Iofs library, ovo
EilresYood re. \. and lS sr,uei, 4, o9l
I sg e9Slh. u hpPeaisS' SsAf'esto'' ''s ueo
Messe.iger, Ia!e astS. ... 3; 6. sSy
I I II. 1..prsrta! y y, ~ee
Rireweed fs, " : 4aa sla tnel o.. 90
lifs'E.r Books TER "a brafy, ooo'
Salary OF State Reporter, d,Soo
lay ot urofs SSIsonstapicss eVsp9o
iRE4suhY !, i1kfAkEMEsSf1- Is. ts Z, =
Sala Salarys 9. 4Ion'P''oiief 'e''srA'' S'ooo
Slerk8o OF do. 10Y
Treasurer of T. Division and ..:t{ ge
6lsfgE gaire:f a5f i.'5pf., e,ooo
Treasurer of u. Division and
Clerk hire. 1900
Assessor for st. Phillips and
ST. Aiitchacls P 800
SouTH CARoLisA9 CoLLEGEA
Salary of the President 5000
Seven Professors 81, 500 each II 900
Treasurer 500
Librarian .fs. sy 600
Secretary of Board Of Trus-
tee y Fs 200
Marshal s 400
byofphadIHoussl 400
Books for the Library 1000
Building q new Chapel MI 9l5,000l
I ORplsAaY CIVIL ExpESsEs---
CoIfin gent Accounts of Upper ....4.
Division, s.: 81, 900
Contingent Accounts Of Lower