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HEAD I QUARTERS,
sEGiAIEN,rg CAVALRY,

Sssss ssss5lSEtsltlstith1E y ENINCAVALtSY,s fS
SUMTEKvlLLE, Aug. 25, 1853. 4
The OIL, Regiment of Cavalry is hereby
ordered 10 parade at Sumterville, on Friday,
the l4:h day Of October next, at IL O'clock
M, for Drill and Review. 4
The Commissioned and non. Commission.
cd officers of the Staff and Line, arc order.
cd to assemble the day previous for drill
and instruction, at the Sumo hour and
place.
The Lieut.. Colonel and Major, arc
charged with the eHtensien Of this Order
to the Companies composing their respect
i've squadrons.
BY order.
THOMAS NJ. BAKER,
:, Col. 5th Regt. Cavalry.
Il. II. GooDwYN, JR. Adj't.
Aug 30 al It
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so. CARROLL Us u M TsR DIST,
y \. M g yI,Ns ORD IA,t j, u \.

ALpHEus !GRooMs w. r.. BRoWN and
!, s.JENcY his wife aud others.
silt appearing TO my satisfaction that +.
Brown and Jency his wife. John Bosmnn
and Catliarine his wife and Lemiei iBos-
man, defendants III The. above stated cnsc,
reside beyond this State: II is therefore
ordered that they DO appear and objecl TO
the Division or Sale of the Real Estlte Of
William $Grcoms, deceased, on or before
the first day of October next, or their con-
sent to tile same will be entered Of record.
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
juno 25th,,1653 35-if
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Head Quarters.
44tH REGIMENT, S. c. NJ,

TIL 4, ID ". M,
s, 4 !, Old Ford, Sept. Z, 1853.
THE FORTY FOURTH. REGIMENT
- 5; Militia, will parade on Saturday
the Sth day Of October next, at 1'irnmons
+ Town, armed and equipped as the law d.
reefs, for Drill and Review.
Tho Commissioned and non Ccmmis-
stoned officers the day previous for Drill
I and Instruction.
The Line 10 be formed each day at / |
20 clock, A. NJ. n,
Piunctual atendaucc is required, as iLc
Nav will he strictly enforced against all
letaulters.
Brigadier General S. r. C1AspLEE and
u Stall, urr respectfully invited to attend on
5gYhe day oi review.
BY order.
s.. r. F. NJ. MElLETT.
90. ... Col. Al,h Rey',.
Nv. I. WILDER, A'liutant.
.sS.f Sap;, 3, 1853 Is st
as e Wa.chman copy until parade.
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@NHMRIMS,NSNAAN. /.


The undersigu having entered into "a
Copartncrahip III tho city Of Charleston,
under the name an firm of CHAMBERS,
CH!Sol.M u MOORE, for the purpose
Of transacting general FACTORAGE
and CON MISSION BUSINESS, respect
fully tender their services to their friends,
acqnaintanccs and the public generally,
for the selling Of Cotton, or the purchasing
OF Goods at any description
Any or all ul the products tr ,han.rac.
tured articles Of the country will he re =.
ceivea upon cnnsignmcnIs, disposed Of
promptly, and TO Tic best advantage. A:
such times as there may he only limited
demand for an article consigned 10 them. a
market will be found wiierc it will com.
mand its value.
The Receiving and forwarding Of Goods
Will ais" have their prompt attention..
Every cNcttirn will he used to conduct
all business entrusted TO their care in such
a manner To make it mutually profitable
and agreeable.
Liberal advances upon ccnsiyn,ncnts
will be made.
and general acquaintance with the wants
and desires OF the people. will pledge to
devote their cniIru time and skill iu tho
business, they H,t,cr themselves that they
viii he enabled To give cniirc satisfaction.
n share OF patronage is respectfully So
liciird.
i. w. W.CHAMBERS,
HENRY l.. CiIlSOLM,
w CMOORE,
July l3, 1888 43,t.
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Also for Sale,
800 Reward,

SO RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
"a i7th instant, my Boy RICHARD. a
--S-Awhite mula,,o, about five feet three
or four inches high, tolcrabiY stout hIil,,
about twen two years old with straight
light c.id'cd hair, has very sulky ap-
pearance, aIL answers quick and shnr,
when spoken t6 said boy has short thick
foot, his hands shnr; and ,hick, chrAby
fingers. lie had the scar o. a blister on
his forehead just above the cYc hrcws. he
may Try to hide il by wearing lis cap or
hat down over his forehead. lie viii be
sure 10 pass himself fur Il white m1u fer
lie is very white aud has been taking great
care oi his skin for some tine. When he
lct, he had c!";l, cap, black co,, and n
dark Galore pair nf parts. lie viii he
sure to change his cap and c'n'hcaa~ soon
as he can; iir also wears MS hair IN irn'u
straight down 10 hide tho 5, r q. lie His
ter. flc isa shncr,,krr by trade, though
he may moi gr At tic business, expecting
that he will be SO advertised. So
The above reward OF One Hundred
Dollars viii he pad for his delivery in any
jail in the Stale. He will he sure 10 give
himself another unnc.
JAMES LOWRY. 8
Brad!eyvllc. Sumter Distric,, S. C.
May 2h,n, lS;7:l 35H--;f
s%S8 Cau.ien Journal and Cheraw Ga
zoltc publish five times.
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State Of South Carolina,
Sumfer District.
ira ": ads BROWN } ca. s.
PGpEp'r a1rrpt


Ira w. BEowN, who is in the custody
OF the Sheriff of Sumter District, by GER
tain WrIts of Capias ad Satisfacicndun,, at
the suit Of Rober. Is,,ta having filed in
my Office, together with a Schedule on
oath, of his Estate and effects; his petition
10 the Court Of Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted 10 the benefits Of
OF the Acis OF the General Assembly made
for the relief OF I.Solvent debtors. 1t is
ordered that the said Robert Latta and all
others, tho Creditors to whom the said Ira
w. Brown, is any wise indebted, be, and
they are hereby summoned, and have no.
'Icc 10 appear, before the said Court at
Sumter Court House, on the Seyen,!, day
oi November next, to shew cause; if apy
they can, w'!v the prayer Of the petition
aforesaid, should not be granted.
w. J. SINGLETON, C. c. +.
July l2tli, 1853 37-3m
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C0partnership Notice.

IbtlIE undersigned have formed assCo-
Il partnership for the transaction Of tic
FACTOhAGE a ND COMMISSION
BUSINESS, in the city o Chsrleslon, M
der The name OF ROSSER e WARREN.
The usual ADVANCES will he made on all
Produce consigned to US, an! s,tict per
sonal at'cntiun gwen ~ all business en-.
trusted 70 our care.
he opened on or before 10Th September
next.
JOHN ROSSER.
THO. J. WARREN.
July l2,;,. 1863 :7--4t
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Mr., Editor. You will please

EHEul'Ge EEdHIEl'iVul'Ge ttlrulGh TIC COLUMNS OF your pa
per- the name of JOHN S. RICHARD
%SON,sJR., as a Candidate To represent
Claremont County at the next election for
the State Legislature, and obIigc
MANY VOTERS.
81, Sept7, 1853. 45 I'd
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New Tin and Sheet-Iron
Ware Manufactoru

JAMES II. DUE would respectfully
mio' III The c'tlzeus Of Sumtery;ie and the
surrounding country, that he is now open.
ing a TIN MANUFACTORY in Sumter.
VILE, ana is now prepared to fill all orders
in the tn line. Merchants will find it to
their lnterest to purchase their ware from
me, as intend to sell low and warrant all
that sell
ROOFING, GUTTERING and JOB
WORK executed with promptncss and in
Workmanike manner. The cash will
be expected IN every instance on finishing
or delivering OF every job. in,ehd to sell
cheap and for the cash only.
Feb. 8lh, 1859 81 f5-tf
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Notice.

All persons are hereby cautioned not to
trade for, or receive in payment Of any
debt, either or both of two Notes riycn by
the subscriber to Il. !. Price, the one for
two hundred and NIty duI!crs, and the 9th
or lur two hundred and ton dulIars; as said
Notes givrn ior two separate tracts of land
were To b" paid "!lcr good and lawful titles
were made 10 me by Price, which conti.
tons we're put IN writing and are now in
my possession, and which contains the
further understanding: that i'll t!,. event OF
his falling as lie las uone, 10 make such
titles lie would forfeit Itc uLlon.ts &c.
G.. a. iESSESNE.
April 9, 1873 21-,f
a.! Watchulan copy.
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The Real "Simon Pure.'.
C.. IL. MASON

WOULD respectfully inform his pa!
irons and friends, and the public generally;
that he has received an additional Stock Of.
Watches aHad .Beyvelry Il
fresh from Baltimore, Of every description.
OF patterns as neat and durable as any
which, have ever been brought to this mar
ket. His prices are low and his articles
good.
All kinds OF repairing done in the neat
est manner, and with promptness.
He respectfully solicts the patronage OF Z
the pubic, as he is ready to suit them iu
every respect.
May 81, 1859 SLIT.
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White Goods,

LTEIPAH IlHNN EVL,H.
WHITE CAMBRtC MUSLIN, at Is :-l
cents,
Superior quality White Cambria and Iaro.
net Camhr.c, al %, 81 Ia, 81 y and
13 81 els,
Snpcrnr Indin Null Muslins
Swiss and Book Musils nj 1912, lG, %,
81 Il, 81 ~. and - nrnis,
Best qualities oI Bishop l.,wns,
Cross hard White CambrIcs, at 10, II l.2,
and II 3l cts,
Cross bard White Cambrcs, extra zinc, Il,
%, 81 Ia and 81 I-2 cts,
Also open a chnicc assortment of MUSLIN
EN- RkOlDERIES, at
w. J. JACOHI a. son,
22l king-sl., (BcnD opp. the Big Boo,
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past fnvours Tie sul,srrbsr wish.
cs 10 inform the public that he still manufnc.
lures Cotton Gins 1T his establishment in State.
burg, Oh the most improved and approved plan.
which he thinks that the cotton gi.,net on one
of those ins of The late Improvement is worth
at least quarter Of Ii cent more than The cot
ton ginned Oh the ordinary gin. He also man
nlac'nres them OH the most simple constructions
OF the finest finish and Of the hest materials To-
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he vii! sell for 50 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in com
pric order III he surtest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly nnd pnnc,unlly attended
10. WILLIAM ELLISON.
S.n,cbnrg, Sumter Dist, S. G.. Feb II, 20
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Executors Notice.

ALL persons indebted to The Estate of ses Id
Rev. James Newbery, deceased, either by sfss
Note or Account will make immediate pay
ment. And those having delnands agaiIiat
the same will render them in properly ats s ; as
tested within legal tnie To
"A. MCCAIN yE.YyBERY.
f,5 SAMUEL, G.. era IA A sI,
4s Executors. .sg
q April 26th, 1853 5 FRA e 22fi;---tf
gs2gss3 Darlington Flag please copy
3 nioailf,Bi 3
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Notice,

;, All persons having demands against the
E,!ate OF the Late Rev. Charles p. Elliott
VIII present ntt"sted statements thereo.-un
thoSe lhdeb.ed, I" the sane, will make pay.
ment To The Subscriber.
THOMAS o. ELLIOTT.
Administrator
Charleston S. c.
Apri IS 1853. &C sm
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Something Entirely New

In The way OF l.aiia'' and Gentlemen 5
Gihers, Ladies' Walking SHOES, (Sonc-
hing t,hc) hli.'sta do. wl'n general as
sortincni of GcntS. fnc Hoos .rn, .;.nc.
II The Indies wish ,o get tho I;i,ts, siy,e
ot Caters and walking shoos out, lust call
OH
BUTLER g. NEWBERY.
June 1th, 1888 :32--u
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Estate Of L. White, Decd.
DERSONS indebted to the late Capt.
\ Leonard White, will take nut!ce, that
the demands dnn him are lodged with ns
for COLLECTIONS They are requested to coii,c
forward and settle, as our Institutions are
positive. No other n6tiEe will be given.
+. J. e. NJ. MOSES,
Aug. 2o, 1853. 4i st
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n ,.SaAtte1tian Sumter Rifieman

4. 7NUUSarc hereby no,iict lh1l Sat:
3S5S sE3l urlay, The !Oih day Of September,
.fS2A is the regular para'lc day OF our
"a EtS Company, and you afe ar''cred To
t% AJJ assemble at The usual i,iacc Of rem
y stas.s stsaaas.s dezvous, in S;unirr~ll", irnnlin,
tia Town Hall, ia Summer Uniform. arm
1Sed ond equipped for drill an; inspection.
by order Of
J.4B. N. I{AMMET, Capt.
Az j.. l.. FRasEs, O. s.,
N B.-7The d nner Committee on that
day are Ps sIinvcr. w, ]. NJ Hnnn.,,. e IL.
aiudson,ST.SMcD. Hudson, E. w. Garrel,
E,and,J j. Gordon.
September End, 1858 a., I'd
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IJwGiDD,

IL J0OGi@Do
The subscriber having discontinued the Drug
business will devote his whole time to the prac
,ice of mctccne. Those wishing his prof.ssicn-
al snrviccs will find him at all times at his resi-
dcnce i'll The Fillcge
Il. S. MELETT, NJ. d.
Jan. 10 1853. lily
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Engraving, &c,

OWING To the difficulty of collecting
s'ha'' accounts, the subscriber would in.
FORM te public, that while he is truly
thankful Tor their patronage he is conncIj,
ca |" work hereafter for cash only.
June II, 1853 Y3 ~
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Increased Stock
BY
John O'COnnor,

Who HIS ma,!e new improvements and
considerably enlarged his store, and is now
rc"civin. fresh goods by every train oi
cars and oiara 10 the public Tor the sum.
mcr months the following articles low for
cash: III.
Ice Cream and Lemonade, (daily) Ice,
Oranges, Lemons, Pine Apples and all the
tropical i'tiSi also fine assortment OF
Tobacco a"d Cigars, with choice lot of
Family Groceries. also large stock Of
EsEeY GOODS, &c.
Fick!cd Salnnn and Preserves, Flour of
the best brands warranted, also 4 large lo,
OF Bacon o! which he receives a new sup
ply weekly. All OF which he guarantees
To sell a the loves. rates for cash
April 9th. 1883 23-tf
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HOURS.
sV At Wilmington the connection is made
with the q o'clock a. m. Erprcss Train.
at Weldon, passengers can have choice
Ct Routes, either by Scaboard and Roanoke.
Railroad and Bay Line of Steamers or by Rail
Road 'hr"nsi, Petersburg, Richmond, and
Washington city. TO Baltimore Through Tick
cts by either Of these I!nes can he purchased IN
Nlc,iEg,uii.
.Gz~ Through Tickets from Montgomery I'd
Chares,, n will be received on the South Caro-
Ina RaiirIaJ, Miwern Augusta ana tho Viii
mlngion and Manchester Railroad
sIx' Passengers d.siror,s Of going North Nv
..is Rorte vill nave their baggage checked mt
Augusta 10 the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad:
~ ANY other information can be Obtained
OF Dr. J. l.. Keen, Agent at Augusta.
l.. J. FLEMING,
Sup vii. and AIanches,er Railroad.
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FOR sAI.E.

1:;;s.ssas, THAT LARGE NEW AND
ETE co NJ NJ ODlOUS PUBLIC
isssySssA issssSaa HOUSE situated on Main Stree,
in Sumtervile and adjoining Court House
Square known as CHINA'S HOTEL
The grounds connected with these build
Ings art furnished with comfortable stables,
wagon and horse lots fut the accommoda.
tioll of dlovers. The present Proprietor
wishing TO retire from business will give
easy terms 10 a good purchaser. To one
understanding the mahage,t,nrt of Hotel,
hetter opportunity rllan this will never
offer Tor profitable investment
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Mr. Editor You will

obiign asnumher ot The voters of Sumter
District, by announcing in your columns
the name of Major .!ulN BA.LARp, as IL
candidate for Ordinary at The ensuing
election.
@ Aug. l3, 1852. 4!tf
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lows weighing from half full pound Neither the
pckerel or pout has foand s these waters
the trout chub sind saeker being the only varieties found
here OF fhe Abundance ~ the trout some dea may be
gathered from the fact thst parties BY two DAYS fishing
catch from ffy 10 . hundred pounds each Our guide
racked tive thousand pounds in single su,umn and most
Il the families in the vicinity lay up winters store Of
two three hundred pounds
When niCht came We were nearly eight miles from
shy dwelling and IN dense forest Our guide set about
fitting up camp by the lake side, while the re, OF the
party got bcuehs for bed and cut up wood for the
fre Ii required brisk fire 20 keep Of the muskeoes Who
encouraged BY the darkness more furious than
Every hour fresh logs thrown upon the Pe and the
most Of the party slept sound ul daylight
Twelve miles sboveis Richardson's Lake hne sheet OF
xatsr upon the shore Of which lives solitary tauny IL
consists Of man wife and four children. The man vas
frmerIy Boston merchant but not being successful IN
business retired 10 this secluded spot or eight years
$50 They have comfortable quarters keep several cows
srd are well supplied with The nece ssries OF ME hsr
,ors re the few hunters and fishermen VINO reach me
Ike Sll more remste the Mooseemsguutic and
.,ser Likes with host Of tributary streams h wh %
ye,r, before the forest upon their banks vi" De eat
and the currents ofcool and shaded waters oosrac
cd by dams TIL then they will be the home OF the trout
ON our return from the lake we called al the cson on
f.v men who were engaged in floating lumber down me
river ON one of the rough shelves was their library coz
listing Of single volame which. the resder has already
guessed was none other than Uncle Toms CABIN
Soon AFTER reached the hospsbe rosf OF Capt brAe.
who supplied as 10, with little more grape Out win
what What a greater need. good supper. Tomorrow
morning shall make early start for home.
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t.nirr the sn.e-mfut in each State and Province OF
Maine Iiquor Law Every felt That without ~ me
sbsr Of Rsforu was b. unending ard n@yer success
ful With zach yesr vii enable rs to hold what We nave
gained snd add thereto nev conqassfsi
Special Session Of the Nsto6al DIVISION was orue'sa
20 be held At the ssS.bage Of tie Worlds Convention OF
Tenperan 10 New York All Of the Delegates 70 u may
be Delegates To the Worlds Convention,
On The ~ picafon Of the Cherokee lnclans ShN'et
for Grand Division was granted 10 them, ana thsy arc
authorised TO organize Dyis among other troes M.
The white mar, who has long held the INTOXICATING
the hPs Of the BED doing all he to repair me
past, and 20 prevent the future wrong
The necessity Of frequent public meetings was pressed
upcn the Order Divisions permitted 10 hold instA
aon meetings in public and many other matters OF sress
importance but Of less public note were acted en-
Great unsnimity perv4ded the meeting. snd II es
peci4y gIat ing 70 BE- told were that everywhere
Temperance had stronger hold than heret)ore the
feCtons OF the people. Like the little leaven hid in three
measures of meal Il wss lesvening the whole
have spent long and Sctive period Of my life ia
never have been graiied than while standing
the shores al Lake Michigan and looking East South.
West and North everywhere met by the glad
tenaress of the messengers of sobreiy and peace
Thursday the great public meeting was held IN the Psrk
~ Chicago and the people addressed by myself and
General Csrsy with what effect time only shsv
Subsequent meetings. the evenings OF thursday and
Friday were held a. which Dow, Carey. Dunn, Of C.
and Brown Of Cayugs York were heard IN favor oil
Temperance Like ~the bread on the waters these va
rious forts TO do good will be found after many days
Returning from Chicago 10 your immense city, by the
wsy Of Toledo and the Erie r. can only 2cd tna hAe
oui great happy Snd united country found every
thing growing wonderful beautiful and useful The KAN
RI ads OF the United States 20 make Us better
ed and thus bind still closer BY more than "pe e0'a'
y sieel." Yours respectfully MAYA
JONI BoLroS O'NEALt, H. w +. ). L. OF n. A.
hear- York June 10 1883
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WISCONSIN MARBLE.


=. IA rlisOr II T7ex Y Tribune
SIR The decided taste for architectural beauty and or
namen which displays itself in all the modern public
buildings aud private mansions in your city has prompted
me to give for the benefit of your readers he following
extract from the report of Messrs Foster and Whitney
published by order Of the United States Government
The lines;ores described occurring Darp Xiv
er and on the Mchgsmig and Menomnee. Afford beaut,
full marbles The prevailing color y light PINK UaVerseu
hy veins or seams 6f deep red Others blue and dove
coioTed beautifully veined. They are susceptible OF uhe
poli.h and blocks OF any kind may BE- procured FOR "a
b.s lambs and they would rival IN beauty the h"s'
celebrated foreign products. Employed tor external or
paeu- the carr I'd lines would withstand the vcissitudes
Of our variable climate and remain sharp for centuries
There rocks ia places exhibit angular surfaces which AFTER
an Is the best ies OF their durability Fragments OF pure
Vhuo sacchsrOdal marble tor siatuSry have been ould
upon the surface but the beds from when ey were uer
we'd hsye not been discovered
Among the many undeyeoped resources ct Wisconsin
her marbles are not the least The region where these are
TO be found is on the northern boundary Of the state adj
oipng the state of Michigan. The Menominee river Is
uavs able for considerable distance from IFS mouth EN-
xin Itself into Green Bay thus aording wafer oonmn-
nicatioD direct 70 New YORK -
To c.pltsl.ts there s speculation, among the many
wh1h Ior days occupy the public mind so wen worthy
OF consideration
The rsc4 which exhibits it.ef for facing private man
sors with Whit marble and dark brown stone tns eegtt
tat. IL rs.d in ihe selection ut marble top tables tor he
saloon or boudOr Itself an nducemsl ID the archlecI
or gentleman bis attention as 90 where no can pro
cure better more durable and more ornamental aru'
Gle Tor either building furnishing and procuring IT, too
fom country easy Of access, ana the accommodation Vi
water transportation being so convenient
hope SIR for the FAKE OF our natonAty thar he uay
suot lar distant when Uro0HstH Marble viii be as eagerly
sought Tor by the artist and stauery a. every was fsn'
Si,nua or Carrara Yours, HEHHAS llAERrEL
Hensia STATE Emigration hgeHe No - Green"ieh+t
N.vL lima
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THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE.
The Late 5Icel!ns at Chicago.

Ts A. Eezo- q fAsA. y Irsnas.
SlR: The opportunity Of leisure moment teInPti
me 70 eye you shirt account OF tie lae gaJderng OF
the sons Of Temperalce II Chicago, Illinois.
= southern man and stranger ~ your .0caHles
RAISING through your state, via Hudson River Railroad
10 Albany and thence Buffalo AID the Falls, cannot
fa 20 lie struck With the besu oi the scenery and the
wonderful nj 60 t- country. Great indeed IS
end uls De the EmpEs >--te, is 80 60 be equally r.
navIed fr 1i.dDm sud vir.u- Tie las move n-n,s IA
svor Of TIE Maine Liquor Law 10 tend towards An
an,Ser 10 the s.h.naiiv=.
Chcag" q ciy c1mps atiyeiy u se'fer17y noN nQm-
beIs 1000. III rants. eF-r ting 3D. q mas 15
r. glsss IS o. Dr. cuR1ri have seen su'n crowd
Of travel Fvr Thous ad persons duty Il vas tif pass
through or stcp IL Ctic-o. On Friday last $50 Enl
grants arfiy-d r. he Michigan and Northern n
oisr a and other Michigan C0uI's Railroad trains
IL such city. a. might BE- expected me advent q me
National Dfisou ih- sons Of Temperance OF Norm
America was scarcely ku0 Yet there we're there ss
sub..d Rerresef taiives from Georgia, south Carolina
Noiih Csrolua Virgins. MaEy and AsE jersey Penney
wants.. NeS irk luL-..i-,t. Rhode lstul Name, f-r
MOTT Kertnckv Ohio A,ss uri ArssH-fs. laciIns, LII
I0s Michigan. Iosa Niseausi1. 81 ottissi AID AeF
Bulsz, l. Nova SCOTS, sd Ca-lA " est llss 81 me
Brush Ff0vnttsJ
H., scion began on Weinssdsy tie Ia uztsnt and
wss olo-. CA iar evening ni .ls 81
III. Impossible frnr To' e. snd n 'he ,'nptss %
EYER fo giYt sTn r-s ~ i'@ prof-fa'a5l- .Hss
vas p,sscl snaaiy H. lhs necessity VI gfrssins anu "