The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-09-07

are Horace Greeley, Charles c. Bur 8 r9s
leigh! Mary Jackson, sot Enalnn5 md
.iss ..1teysd: Aen;ionette Z. Brown, With
maine main 4 Law LAY and otler songs by the
5AmPllons, assisted sbyfA.lss Fanny
Wilder OF boston. An1onpStl tile even.
ing speakers are5P p IT Earnun,;und
Lucy Stone.
A.table of the last census sln.w ia
where the inhabi,..nts of the different
Suites were born. 1t is curious 4 d sec
how migratory Il people we arc. Yer.
mont shows herself a regular hive
she not only has mainly stocked her
own towns, but illas been constantly
sending off swarms to other States. :
vi the 3 3l4,l20 personsresiling inftllcs
State when the census was taken, $780,
96G were American born, and Of
these 232, ,CSG were born in the Stnte.
ut besides these, there were in other
States nearly 10000 persons born in
Vermont, she having received from
them not quite 10000, Of whom 3d.
G6S came from New Hamshire and
Massachusetts. About 10000 born
in Vermont have gone to those t#o.
States. Most of the rest haze gone to
New York, Ohio, Michigan and Wis
consin. Not many have gone into the
Southern part Of the Union.
OHrruARY.--Died, on the / st Instant,
suddenly, of congcstive fever, at his
residence in RichIand District, Dr..
Joel Bolton Adams, in the 29,h year
of his age.
The trial Of Charles II. Cumstock.
conductor ofthc train on the New IIav.
en- Rail Road, which was precipi,a,cd
into the river at Norwalk, was tcrnri-
mated on Monday, bya virdict ofac
quittal. There were three courts in
the Indictment against the prisoner,
each charging him with lnanslaughter.
The jury ere ont from Friday even
ing until noon on Monday.
Quick PASSAGE TO EunorE.--It is
said there is q vessel now on the stocks
at New York, and nearly completed,
which will, it is alleged, bcf,re tho first
of February next, make the zossogc
JromNes7 York to az English port IN
less than SIC days. John w. Friifi,hs
is the architect, and Mai. Norris the
mechanical engineer.
The Bnptist American and Foreign
Society is about to build a now mar
bic and iron bible house in New York,
TO cost $4,000.
MIssIoSA' les roR AFRICA. Two Of
the recent graduatcs nf the Episcopal
Seminary in Virginia, viz: Roher,
Smith and William Wright design
going TO q frica IA missionaries. They
belong to Virginia.
Emory College has conferred the de-
gree Of d. D. on the Rev. r. jenkins.
missloHarNto China. Mr.. Jenkins mr.
rived in this country few months
since. from Shanghac, and is now en-.
gagged IN the Southern States making
collections to aid the cause Of missions
in China
The cattle train down on the 3 ,ston,
Concord and Montreal Railroad. on
Tuesday night numbered one hundred
and ten cars.
A large first class Hotel, capable of
accommodating five hundred persons,
is about to be erected near the noun
tain, in Montreal, chiefly for the ac-
commodation Of the American travel.
ling public.
Az OH FASHION EEvtsEp.-One
OF" OR most remarkable citizens, an.
pcarcd yesterday in brceches with
kncc-buckIes. 1t being his first appear
ancc in The ancient costume, he c!icited
mnch attention. We heard several
gentlemen. with finely formed legs,
rdmiring the tashion.-Richmond En-
qairer.
IIIcu PR1cE FOR SLAVES Eas..
on (Md) Star states that IN Thursday
last, Mr.. William r. Hughlett purc!i.
ased of Mr.. John S. Martin four male
servants, for which he paid four thou
sand and fifty dollars-being 81, Ol2,-
5O ch n, which is The heaviest price ev-
or paid for servants in that section of
country.
ScALLopxD ToMAroEs.-Pccl fine ripe
tomatoes, cut them up in small pieces,
and put in pan, layer Of bread
crumbs, then Il layer of tomatoes with
pepper, salt, and some pieces Of but
ter, then put another layer of bread
crumbs and tomatoes, and so on until
the dish is FULL Spread some beaten
egg over the top, and set it on the ov-
ell and bake it.
CoSwAyBono Aug. 25.-Since the
rains have ceased the fever has broken
out in all directions, more so than |
have known for many years; with
few exceptions the disease yields to
the skill of,hc physicians who are now
busy, a few good showers Of rain would
perhaps injure their crop for while
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