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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
DRY GOODS

-lyrs OF ~
DRY GOODS
EvcrcNhibited IN a wrstcTn cry al bought IN
Connection with our house m New SoTk. duect
from tho manufacturers importers, or At auction III
immense quantities, NJ IN average Ot
OyiE 90 PFR CENS.
Below the prices pnid " wcs'eln morchan'' nnd
rvrrv piece and sryle oi which wr are Determined
o. Sc Tor hr smallest possible advance and n low
rs ear he houpht N The most CelehTntcd cheap
stores in New \, rk OF Boston, and At large per
rruta O. less than can be bought elsewhere IN Ihs
market.
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GREAT EXHIBITION


= OUR attention l. resncctluIy requested 10 our
present sock, which iot rArrt Naucy and
nnpUcss we can assure you wish conidente, las
yer hrru approached ~ tins section, comprising
Oven 500 CDO ~ OlSCll
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
War or no War.

That is the question Of the day, on the
solving of which depends it seems the
state Of the markets. and to the uncertain
ty of which may be attributed the present
depressed condition Of the cotton and mo
ney market.
The latest intelligence from Europe
brings rumnr, that war has been declared
by Turkey upon Russia, and preparations
are making for the commencement OF hos
tilities, we do not regard this event as at
all unlikely, but shall require something
more than mere rulnor to satisfy us, that
Turkey has taken the initiative step in a
contest with the most powerful empire in
Europe, and this too against the rcmon-
strances Of England, and France, who
may properly be called her protectors, and
without whose aid, she will prove, but ii
mouthful to hungry foe. We doubt
much the truth Of the present report, and
are enclined to think it most likely a
scheme for spectators .opIay in and shall
wait farther advices from Europe, before
we give credit TO it.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
The 4 vctic a'a> >S1.r.

Among the Intelligence brought bv
the Asia, from Europe, we notice the
arrival of Commander lNGLErIELD in
England, from an unsuccessful search
for Sir John Franklin, but brings
the news, that il northwestern passage
to the Pacific has been ut length dis
covered.
The Investigator, Commander NJ
Clurc dispatched with the Enterprise,
Capt. Collinson, to Dehring Strait, in
December, 1910, WAS the only vessel
of a squadron consisting, besides the
above named, OF the Herald and clover,
that succeeded in the summer of the
succeeding year in penetrating through
the ice which blocked up the entrance
Of the Strait. She had not been heard
Of from the 1th of August, 1880, when
she was seen by the plovcr TO the
North Of Point Barrow. under full sail,
standing Eastward. till the return
to England of his second in command,
Lieut.. Crcswcll, on the 7th instant,-a
period Of more than three years. Lieut.
Crcswcll, rs we are informed by the
last intelligence from Europe, came
home with Commander mglciicld, OF
the steam ship Phoenix, which they
left at Thurso, N. b., bringing des-
patches from Commander Mcclure,
and reports the passage through the
Arctic Ocean, from Bchring to Davis's
Straits, to have been completed by
the Investigator. The details Of her
voyage will be looked forward to with
much interest. Thus to the enterprise
SO creditablc to the humanity of
the age, of endcavoring TO determine
the fate of those who sought to be its
bcnetactors, is attributable the great
geographical discovery OF the age, the
successful solution Ola problem which
has engaged the attention of mankind
fora period Of three centuries. All hon.
or to Mcclure and the gallant crow OF
the lnvcstigator.-N. Y Journal Com.
.mercc Of Friday.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
Shelif's Sales,

HI virtue of sundry Executions to me
- directed, will be sold al Sumter Cour,
House, on The Isl Monday and day follow
IN" IN November next. within legal hours
OF sale, to the highest bidder, lor cash, the
following property. Purchasers to pay for
titles
Defendants interest in one tract of land
in Clarendon, adjoining nIlds of, and where
defendant resides, levied upon as the prop
crty of w. T.. Butler, at the suits of J. S.
& l.. Bowie, J. J. Berry and L. D. pringe
e. Go.
One tract OF 100 acres Of land more or
less in Clarendon, adjoining lands of, and
where Mrs. Skinner now lives, levied upon
MS the property of C.. l.. Skinner, at the
suit of Thos. f. Flowers.
One tract of 200 acres Of land in Clarcn-
don, adjoining lands of J, w. Gibson. lev
led upons us the property of r. J. Price,
formerly belonged to a. NJ. White, at the
suit Of Jos. Montgomery.
One tract Of $50 acres Of land in Lower
Salem, adjoining lands of John Mcknight,
levied upon as the property of Il. J, Price
at the suit of Jos. Montgomery.
One tract at 250 acres Of land III Lower
Salem, adjoining lands OF Mrs. Thompson,
levied upon as the property of II. J, Price,
at the suit of Jos. Montgomery.
Defendants interest in ono tract of land
in Salem, adjoining lands of H. 3Durant
and Est. of J. McLcndon, levied upon MS
the property Of Isaiah Mccoy, at lie suit
Of 0. =. McRoy.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
HH'za,,e's worm Specific.

~ The following, from customer, shows
the demand which the great medicine has Gre
aied wherever it hns been introduced:
BIOSSBURG, Tioga Co. Pa March 80, 1850.
Gcnilcnlcn-ln consequence of The great con-
sumption ofyour "Worm Specific, in ihs place
and vicinity, we have entirely exhausted our
stock We should feel obliged by your for
warding, viu Corning, N. Y. 30 dozen, with
your BILL on the reception Of which we will re.
nit you the money.
From The wonderful effects of said "Spccifc'
i'll this neiglborhood, there could be sold annu.
ally large quantity, if TO be had, (v'holcsalc
and rctaiD from some local agent. If you
would compensate person for trouble and cx-
pense Of vending, ! think l could make it TO
yonr advantage TO do so.
Yours, respectfully, WIN. NJ. MALLORY,
MEssRs. J. KIDD & Co. Per w. L. PoRTER.
cW' Purchasers will please be careful to
ask for DIR. MCLANE'S CELEBRATED
VERMlFUGE, and take none else. All other
Fcrmi(uges, in comparison, are worthless. DR..
MLanc's genuine Vermifuge, also his Celcbra-
ted LiSer Pills, can now bc had nt NIL
respectable Drug Stores in the United States
anil Canada.
The above valuable Preparation for sale
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
District Convciatio,s.

According to previous instruction,
the general Convention of Delegates
assembled at Tillcr's Church, in ker-
shaw District, on the 18th ult., to
discuss the propriety or non propriety
of further procedure in the new Dis
trlct measure.
On motion +. +. TIler was called
TO the Clair, who in few and appro
pirate remarks set forth the object of
the Convention, and also solicited del
cgatcs present to state the wishes of
the people OH the matter within the
respective sections which thew repre-
scntcd, which on being done, it was
moved and adopted that Il committee
OF three from each District be appoint
cd by the Chair to arrange the boul-
daries OF the proposed District Where
upon the Committee adjusted the
boundaries as follows, viz. beginning
on the Lancaster line, six miles west
of Big I.ynchc's Creek, at point
three miles above Fields bridge,
thence IL direct line to Sparrow Swamp,
at Mount EI"n, in Darlington Dis.
trict, thence up Sparrow S"amp to
the mouth Of Burnt Branch, thence up
Burnt Branch to its source, thence a
di'cct line to the nearest point ON
Black Creek, thence up Black Creek to
the upper Alligator in Chesterfield
Distinct, thence Il direct limo t.
Big l-ynchcs Creek, where the Ian
c:tsirr line i,tprSrrtS said fp,k ,hnpr,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
One Of the Evils.

We had practical exemplfcation
Il few days since, Of one Of the evils of
our present militia law which az it
touched us in u tender place, will
not soon be forgotten. An old sub
scrlbcr and friend of the 'Ban-
ncr ''cntcrcd our Office and said; 81
have rode from home, some twcn-
ty miles to-day, to pay my subscrip-
ton bill "this was not unpleasant in
formation, and we frightened up and
with smiles prepared to write "a re.
ccipt. ''But says our friend, 81 must
make an apology, the fact is that
upon arriving in town | heard there
were several of my poor ncishbors
in Jail, for militia fines, which they
were unable to pay. They had wifts
and little oucs at home who were
dependent on their daily labor for sup
port and bread; what would do? my
iindS were Just enough to free them
and did it," Gentle reader what could
we say! Why that it was Il generous
and noble deed, that did honor to our
friend and the contemplation OF which
amply compensated Us for our dis
appointment. But is it not a cruel
law that ucDriypS a frrru,n ,r l.;
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
Hs;lilr0;ael Accident.

We are panied to learn that an ac
cident occurred on the Eastern end
Of the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad on Friday evening last, by
which DR.. l.. +. ZEMr, formerly OF
this place, received serious injury and
had Ills leg SO badly crushed, that
amputation will be necessary. The
Doctor was standing upon the plat
form ofthc passenger car, when some
disarrangement taking place, his lee
was caught and crushed between tie
cars, in which position lie remained
several minutes before he could be cx-
tricated.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
RalhliC loGlp:isC.

The Sumterville Debating Society
give notice that they will have molh +
public debate at the Court House on
Monday the 3lst att o'clock p. NJ. The
query made known on the night "f
debate. In the affirmative arc McssrS
w. B. RlcrIARpsoN, II. M. LooAN,J. S.
RICHARDSON, w. c. DuNcAN, j. Il.
LOGAN, aud Thos. MCQuEEN. In The
negative MIcssrs y. \. GILBERT, James
CLARK, 0. Z. McRoy, J. B. \.
HAMMErr, Major M. B. MosEs, and
Dr.. w. j. DARGAN.
The public arc respectfully invited
to attend.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
A Good Resolution.

We noticed in the last Laurcnsylc
Herald in the proceedings OF the Board OF
Direction of the Laurence Railroad, the
following resolution, which we would like
TO sec passed by the railroad companies in
the State.
On motion Of Dr. JOHN w. SIMPSON, il
is ordered.
"That Ministers Of The Gospel may pass
over the Laurcns Railroad free, going tn
and from regular Church appointments,
and to larger meetings, such as Confer
ences, Associations, Prcshv,crvs, &c"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
n re.

The alarm Of fire last evening arose
from the burning of pile Of boards which
were being Kiln dried on the premises of
a. ]. MOsks Esqr, 10 further damage
was done than the destruction Of about
5000 feet OF building material. which
however is no common loss. when our
mills are unable 10 supply the increased,
and large demand for lumber, builders
and fourteen miles. A good saw mill is
Inucn needed in this vicinity and we should
suppose would prove capital investment
The cry is daily uttered in our ears, by
carpenters. eve can get no stuff to work
upon"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
Wilmington alaA HI:sllcIpcs-
ter Rail Road.

The SouM Carolinian is pleased to
learn from good authority that it
is expected by the first Of Novcm
Der that a Northern mail will be
assigned to this road, in addition to
that by the sea route from Whining
ton to Charleston. BY the first of Jan
uary the boats will be set aside, and
q double mail then be forwarded by
the former route. Passengers who
come by the Manchester road give
q favorable report Of it, and think
nothing of the nineteen miles OF
staging, which becomes daily dimin,
ished and beautifully less"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
Meeting Df the Es,,slrr:,zaSYifot

We understand that the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod ofSouih Carolina and
the adjacent States will hold its rc.u
lar session at st. Matthew's Church
Orangchurg district, on Friday, the
lIth of November, commencing at
IL o'clock, Il. m.
Delegates will be allowed to return
over the South Carolina Railroads free
Of charge.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26

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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
J. RICHARDSON LOGAN, EDITOR,
OCTOBER 2s, 1853
"A DnlHY,

We have to claim the indulgence Of
our subscribers this week, for delay
of two days in the issue Of this sheet,
owing to the detention Of our paper.
which should have been received last
week, and most of which is now lying
at the Junction of the South Carolina
Railroad aud the Camden Branch.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
Conservation on kSSshOps AT
fkSaaSOla ;arael MslYis.

The imposing ceremonies Of the
conservation of the Rev. DR.. Atkinson
(of BaItimorc) as Bishop of North. Car
olina, aud the Rev. DR.. Davis as
Bishop of Sonth-Carolina, took place
on Monday in st. Johns Chapel,
New York, in the presence of crowd
cd congregation. Over thirty bishops
III their robes, two OF them English
bishops, were prcscnl-thc greatest
number ever before convened in an
American church. Beside these there
was great array ofminor clergy, ma
ny Of them in surpliccs, and among
them were Arch deacon Sinclair, OF
Middlcscx England, and Rev. Messrs.
Casscll and Hawkins, of the Eng
lish church.
The two bishops elect sat in front Of
the chanccl in simple white gowns,
or rockets. and in the pcws on either
side sat Presbytcrs of the doccses of
South aud North Carolina
Morning prayer was said by the
Rev. Drs. llalckc!, of' South. Car
nlina, and Watson, OF North Carolina,
both members of the general con-
vcntion. The ntAscommunion SER
vice was commenced by the Bishop
(llopkins) of Ncrnront-thc Bishop
| (Smth) Of Kentucky reading the epis-
tic, and Bishop Spencer. of the English
Church, til" gospel. The services OF
the day re deum and Bcnedmfus) were
simply chHntcd by the choir and con.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
COTTON NIlNAesA HI'N.

The consequent depression i'll the market,
upon the receipt Of the latest European
news has been felt here, and but few bales
have been brought to Sumtcrvi!ic. We
have Of sales of about so bales at prices
ranging from to 8 1-2 cts.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
-=-eN.@>.Hs-H

FURTHER SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 EnE
Pacific RAlLnoAp.-Thr books vfsub
scription to the stock Of the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company were
opened for the second !;.me. -. Metro.
p"ii;an I"icl. New York, on Thursday.
lie attendance Was large, and for near
~ tw" hours, it is said, subscriptions
We're entered as rapidly as they could
be written down. III that time Il liz.
tie over thirteen iuiliion ui' dollars were
subscribed, the list being headed hv
/. /. Hamu.s,, Esq, nj $500, 900 The
whole amount was divided among
los persons residing in all sections OF
The country, being an average OF Il lit
tie over Sl20, 600 to each subscription.
lhc books were closed one huur Tor
dinner, and rr-"i'encl III the afternoon,
when IL number OF additional subScrip-
tlOus We're made.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
a'OrlV;iit Painting

We would call the attention Of our
readers to the card OF Mr.. E'lTzwrrsoS
WHO purposes remaining here short
time Mr. F,rzwILsoy comes among rs
highly recommended; a glance at the
sreci"ans of his painting in the Grand
Jury Room, under the Court House.
will satisfy any one of his ability to
give satisfaction Mr.. E'lTzwlLsoN's
charges are r"ry moderate.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
The Lexington Telcgr;lDll.

Come to this week under the cd
itorial management of Major II. A.
MEErzG. The Telegraph had been
offered for sale, but the proprietor
says he has concluded to stay at
home and attend, to his own business
as publisher. We wish all concerned
abundant success.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
El Y XIX g q " q q 4 4 F..

MARRIED-On Thursday the - inst.
at Emory Chapel, by the Rev. KING y.
WlSsroN, Mr.. Thomas NJ. MARSHALL,
formerly Of South Carolina, to Miss
QUEEN VIcTonIA AMoss, youngest
daughter of JupGE CorroN Of IIord
CO., Georgia.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26

INFORMATION WANTED Thomas J.
Macray, late. OF the Palmetto Regiment,
(suppnacd to have been "A member a.; The
company raised in Charlcston.) is request
ed'to communicate with X w. Mon!c. 60
Fulton street. \. Y.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26

ADVANCE iH SALr.--On the S,h IN
slant, il is said that between : 900 and
5000 sacks Of Turks Island salt were
sold n ST. Louis, at the advanced rate
If < % per sack. The article is re-
ported very scarce i'll Nov Orleans,
and the last quotations were 81 10.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26

.a \ :.
MAIL MISREPRESENTATION MEET
ING.-A northern mail will b, placed
on tho Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad in week or two, aid it is
time that our citizens should take some
steps to avail themselves of the udvan-
tages it will afford. The mail will ar.
rive at the junction in the morning,
aud unless some action be taicl and Il
petition forwarded to the Postmaster
General, it will lay there until dc at
ternoon train comes up from Cmrles-
ton. There is no time TO lose, md the
town authorities should promptly call
q meeting of the citizens to TAX, the
nee, ssary steps to insure the delivery
ofthe mail at Columbia, in due tine
after its arrival at the Junction.
at this meeting, also, an APPEAL
should bc made to the Departmental
place mail agent OH the route from
Branchville to Columbia. Our CHI
zcns and merchants suffer by the pres
cnt arrangements, whilst the failure ,i
\ mail ut Augusta is Il rare occurrence
we can do no more than call the ut
tcntion oi,sthc Council to the matter
and TO urge upon them the ncccsSit,
OF action.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26
Fk,issis, sj white.

We find the following communica-
ton over the signature OF ''E,." in the
Ahbevillc Banner. 1.-THE declarations
attributed to Mir. White by "I!." are
true, VIC unhcsitatingly say that he is
not the man t" lecture upon the Sub
.l"ct OF temperance, or anything else
III Soilh-Car"iiua. The trmparancc
men of the State should wash thril
hands of him, and let him scc, t. !iv-
ing i'll the pure nn,nGarharo' o: the
North. We have good men, and true.
among us, who arc able and willing
/" 'in battle in 90: ;..iiiSv-irt lis en-
gage them as lccturcrs:-S. G.. Tenn.
pcrancc Advocate.
I'VE have noticed in several Of the
Heading papers, the remarks pro and
60" rs |" the eHpcdicmcy OF procuring
The services OF the Individual whose
name is the caption OF this article. 10
make Il circuit ot' our State. and stir
up the people in regard to The iliror.
t;ncc ot rnactimg here the Maine liu,ior
law.
With regard to Tie temperance
movement. We nave at this lilmc moth.
ing t" >ay--our bushes, is with this
noted chaiirion, Phillip $. White, of
whom, apparently, some newspapers
III Carolina ca;iiIol find in our lexicon,
terms sufficiently expressive to convey
their profound lau,iations.
We have often heard of the gentle
man, Tor several years past; the first
and last time it w;ls ever our dispras-
ure to hear him speak, was at Il temper
ancc meeting in DIR. Bcmam's church,
Troy, \. Y, when he wandered IRON,
he topic on which he had been hired
to discourse, in order that he might de-
no"ncr, and express his hatred Of,
So"Me|" S(acery. Among similar de-
clarati'ns, he s;id:--
Il am Il Southern born, but thank
God | have brcathcd the Dnrc atinos-
rhcrc Of New Eng and, Which has led
me to swear eternal cnmilv to war.
intcinpcrancc, and the horrible curse
Of slavery"
This WAS his language, reyboi;m.--
We pcncilrd hi, words at the time,
cover two years ago,) and have often
thought of them since. when We have
heard his praises rung from every por-
ton "i' the soil "curscd,' in his opin-
ION, with the '.back stain of human
bondage"
Ibis is the man who vii! conlcsccnd
I" be in our midst, to cnIighi'n and
teach our people their duty! We pro-
lest, rs 4 temperance, and more, as a
Southern man, against his second ad-
vent. In our opinion, his 'iabor OF
love ("f $1,000 a weekly had better
he limited to 'thc p"rc atmosphere
of the enemies of the Constitution and
the South.
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26

There are but scvcnty.six persons
i'll New Hampshire between the ages
"i fourteen and twcnty.uilc who cannot
read and write. There are 9OG0N pu-
pills OH the school lists ui' the State.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26

SAvANSAuNALLEy RoAD.-W B..
Dorm, esq, has been chosen President
Of the Savannah River Valley Rail
road.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26

The Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals
has given notice that the Court will
meet in Columbia on the fourth Mon
day in November next. Special Nc
ticc is given that (by order of the
,)udgcs) all Appeals must be dockrtcd
before the first day OF the term, whc,l:-
cr the Judges report has been rr.
ccivcd or not. - (nr0iiuian.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-26

CoLuMniA ANn AUGUSTA RAILROAD.
-Tlk9 South CaroIinan says that the
Railroad between Columbia and An
Gllsta is Il fixed fact.