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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

I AW NOTICE.-Thepa partnefship IN the Prsc
L. tice of the Law, heretofore existing between
the undersigned, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The unfinished business of the partner
ship will be attended to by both of US. JOHN NJ.
GREGORY will continue TO practice in all the
courts heretofore sttendt by him. He retains the
office occupied by Gregory Steger, over the store
of Thomas r Price a. Co. JOHN q STEGE2 will
continue to practice In all the courts held in the city
of Richmond. His office lie on Franklin street one
door below Governor street.
JOHN M. GREGORY.
NH s-2w JOHN o. STEGER.
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is confidently recommended to
ssI| invalids, as UNSURPASSED by any
XXI known preparation, for the cure Of
-&sAN&S 1 COUGHS, HOARSENESS, and 9TH
SR@ser forms of Common Colds, BRON-
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CTT4N0--ItJ tons Peruvian 6uano expected
VI TO arrive daily, per schooner Hope. For sale
low to close a consignment, oy Lee
,n, Il-9w
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NJ HEAT STKAW.-For sale at the low
w price of 81 IS per bale of 200 lbs, which Is
about the average weight of the bales suitable for
forage, for stock, bedding or packing. Apply at
the Toll Office of the James River and Kanawha
Company. or to DIR. Crusch6eld, at the Wood Yard,
near the Packet Landing, on the Basin.
fa off
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ITNCLE TOM's CABIN IN ENGLAND,
u Price IL censs-Published this morning.
lubish this day Play in two acts with the
above title, by Marco Mingle, well known resi-
dent of this city. To be had at all the Bookstores
and of GIN WEST g. BRO,
NH u Publishers.
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II UTCHESON'S CELEBRATED REM.
IL BDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted q safe, sure and mild remedy for
Piles Pralapsus AMI and all other diseases of the
rectum. One box win convince the patient OF il
mild and curative properties.
Price or. one dollar, 2 o. 500 per box.
Prepared by w. HUTCHESON, Amsterdam,
Bosetoart County, Va.
For sale In Richmond By Purcell, Ladd & Co,
Dove a. Co and Adis a. Gray. SO 29-dly
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VIOVkK sEED.-2OO bushels srrictly prime
" Clover Seed, in store, for sale by
r. McCANDLISH, Jr,
I'M, lo-3v 1856 Cary Street.
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NILT LTMIRRORS.-Justr received,s handsome
U lot OF Gilt and Mahogany Frame Mirrors.
NH 10 MOTT 81 CO.
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Ooi FOX SALE.-1he subscriber having
4" hfe quantity OF Wood to dispose of, has
,9i II Pnyensant 20 take yard for that purpose.
F'' It'd Is On Broad street, opposite Brooke
cate Orders for wood may be lett at the
reg ~. q. Herring. ESQ Messrs Reeve & Blair,
- B. ilton, Eco of at the yard, watch will meet
va olps attention.
ne hs4n hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
's1 Wot, waicd he VIII sell at the market price
SL9- JOHN r. REEVE.
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EvOR SALE-A steam Engine and Boiler
l. that has been used for some two years pro.
pelling the Dispatch Power Press. II is in order
for working. and win be sold low. Apply at this
of6ce NH It's
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n OWl.AND,s KAL ha'
II lydor and Gowland's Lotion, tor sale BY
PURCELL, LADD & co. Druggists
NH n 90 Main street.
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IT, FOX SALE-A very desirable HOnse
E5 and Lot on Maddox Hill, near the resi-.
dence OF Mr. Saunders. Possession can be had i'm
mediateiy. Apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO,
NH General Agent and Collector.
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CLOCkS.-Receivedi in store, a consignment
~ of Clicks of every style and pattern. Call and
examine them. MOTT co.
NH 10
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TOLES,-6 hhds Jo.es, Tor ssie by
j fe25 CHAS. T. WoRPHAM b co.
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titJ ipH, ofilce Of the Sealer Of Weights
unaMensurea for City of Richmnnd.

no XKCdANTS and others using balances
L stei wards. platform bslancee. weights or
-.easurs fSr the purnoas of buyinp and selling. are
e-reoy lothed 10 bring or send them 10 nv Office.
= the Ply hal. to be tried and proved, and at
wed tsce VIII be present every day from
te.''sl ~, 10 O'Clock, P. M. Under the act of
"-.-sfahe 18th, 1853 this duty is 70 be performed
|efy - years. JOSEPH c. WiNGFlELD,
laa ! dim Sealer, &C.. of Richmond City
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tSqasd) SwY MUSE.
MaEdac:ured by P P DU VAL, NJ D, King William
h u 10 whom all orders should be addressed Price
~ = ;lnts and 81 per bottle
For ssle in Richmond, Va, by Purcell, Ladd 4 Co
Eh3.esile agents and by Thomas Mccarthy, Blair
Bo1zer, and Wm Ladd in Baltimore by Candy
Ha'a in Portsmouth by Gariick Gwathmey y, and
y Druggists generally. aus Stswts
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CGEaysassalsE.

We see by the YorlSvillc Niscellaay
that Col. Moses and Col. BoYcE candi-
dates for Congress, addressed the citi.
:zens assembled at the Court House at
that place on Monday ayslhe 57th inst, = =
Our friends in the mp country appear
to have all the excitement Of the can
.yass to themselves. 1t is time We
should be beginning 10 haze a stir our
selves. In one week from Monday
next, the contest will be decided.
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sEDECgAH4 NOTICES.
A aaolI,cr sc:eatIflo. svonsle.ET
ralroRTA4r TO sDYspErTIcs 4

ast4 1alroRTAGT TO gDYsPErTIcs
Br. J; S. lIonghton's Pepsia, the true Di.
ges,iyel Fluid, or Gastric Jaice, prepared from
Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach Of the Ok, after
dircctions Of Baron Liebig the great Physiolo.
gica Chemist, by J. s. IIoughton, ~. d., i'hiln-
del hin This istrply a wonderful; remedy1or
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice. Liver Com
plaipl, s:laetipation ARD Debility, curing after.
lSstpsess Sssga Method, by Natures Own
Agent the tsaetfi s5lsree. Pamphlets, contain.
inggl Sem deuce Of lis value, furnished
sratis Seq notice among the metlica
ls.!ss ely
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',IslSHs.NHs,
ii advance, Two Doll

le jsDoE.E Rs in ayancc, 4 Ro Dollars
ans; my Cents NJ the expiration Of six months,
.ESs lirae Dol iiafss NJ lilo end of tue year.
S no I'D per discontinued until all arrearnges
$. are unless ut the option of the Proprietor.
All vel ttiaements inserted nj YENiFY-
Cents per square, {l2 lines or less,) for
tiIe isrsti and half that sum for each subsequent
ises sidn,g s. f{44S
lie number Of Insertions TO be marked
ot, a SAls rijseiEets or they will be published
ltiuiipTs red TO he discontinued, and charged
+ Sfsreoflin giy 6 ~ 3s7 s.
ON e ID OLLAIs per square for single
4 iiiSef ftidn.A Quarterly and Monthly Advertise
! be charged the same ms a single in
ssafti6n nndsemi .monthly the same as now ores
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lection for tess,
Sixth G0ngre ssi triesll

sgS SI9IIee be Proc ia.8af ion Of Ii;ss Excel
slcncyS Goyernot John 81 Is M aiming, issued
in pnrsulnce of am a Ct of no. Gen eral lsi
Ssembl OF this State, pas "a an HE
December :, 81 rs saned
Manag pi5 = Eiecfjoils a Sum- ergi ID Rlsx
in the district Of Sumter, sil lieTei III aiya
notice that they s,gil hold al
SnmterYil lIe.a The MS & ssF one
The poll, ,on he a1IIs mouth
aorSa tepresc ttatiYe IN 1 he bl ltle
United States from the Il co sIia
al District of itss State, posed ss1f ia
Districts of York, Ghast Ter. 90 arii iei,l, SIciis
lank, gk.ers shaw and Sumter. He SSl sS ii l
be opened on tlieS3d I'M iales!, siiI stiios
Tuesday following. from lfal s,f ID AZ
$li,s 10 4 o'cloet I,. IN. All rs ICON
tutiorally qualified In tote 5F ,iiciii Ia fs 81
the Genera Asseiiib y, iB ,tt ttiy of ra4
sspectiYe Districts ae,ilhr III lie 7bliss
grcssionals District, Nil bee Cd Id ia
sinthe said eleatiaii 6t the niriijia Box.
Sit They so choose, I7
Manager al Stunt tefgi Has j trs s.ss
John O.. Heriot aud Sss v. lstfsl.
Tie polls tortbe above III lea litslf N ils I.
3hegopened 4atttbe foiIewiag s iSees tn III.
Election Districts sl Clare /. and
foFsone day BY thefcnpe ii lfuaasss 20
VII: 81 &
Swimming Pens II. s. nj q i5sasii: Il
Watts and John w .s Al lont goifse III
Bishoppill Hes John H.s % Diysn.s
.Stnckey and John ,R. Gireei, 3 8 rs
ii Carter's Cfoss IihiisS Sic iii is.ss:
con- tieorge Me- Sil ciienn, q IS, and uassis
Scarborough
sprBg Hill, 4 js.3 ss;iaitl,
and james Cerbets tssr.
Statebnrg B. Hood. Sasauat
ley and wv. W. Reese.
ProvIaence. Iohtl I t d
son and H. ]. .Dmkinss
# Manchester--J i. Isstser, II; I;5ysI s.
and James A. tiaipi1.
=. Prisatee lliomas O IS teen, ia1s
Nettics and JUlif j. Z inaals.
Eng lisli Gross a &
! Isaac iSeg gls, Il, and 81
chanicsvi! lie. 5 q esfibdy, III I
W. Rembert and sssSi liaSns " &;
Low nj !, Z Il II sa
Enslisli, .fr,, and Jos a
e Pol lis to be ,Iieii tyss
it,r, iervilie and alle lile ii ilesr
bexaa.
FebrtaFs 1911 s55:a iGssta
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e Thousands ofparents who use verInifGge.
composed Of Castor Oil, Calomel, 60, nre not
aware, that while they appear 10 benefit the ia.
tient, they arc actually laying The fonndationfor
series of diseases, such rs salvation, loss Of
sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In anothor column will be found the alrcr.
tisement Of IIobcnsack's Medicines, 10 which
we ask tile attention Of oil directly Interested
in their own as we'll as their Chillfen.s heal,h.
In Liver Complaints and all disorders ari. .ing
from those OF q bilious type, should make use
OF the only genuine ilhedieines liobcasacll's a
Livor Pills.
lS 6 he saot acteireds'' = b,t ask for Iobsn s
isaoks Worm Syfnp Liver pnd Pills and tho;
serve thar each las ihe sgnatppc she
oF,,' y: rs none els6 asnuilIa
& Agps;; 4 o, 4. q - .,s Ssfys "a
hae9 9l;slsss Ss esasass II
s tEIn5lts iyiyef con- ain Sc q
yat,si lang of
tbs liver aud Of st 4
tIiSl pfs d AZ,
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satlsayer-sssf ecStise tiicg
are tonl of the breast NO .niddIe.'
,fged youn{g ladies' ftintesl, aud the
/, 8 rerlerswas sent for immcdiateB 10
\ sfpid I, 't nlinquest over tic yreinaiIs OF
y the oungt man, who was suddenly ear.t
RCD rcd CUT Mobile lhS'yeiiiing fyeWs. ss
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ES YoRk. Feb. ~. i
there g 81 has been q decline iii This
y, market to-day of y, Sc. miadling up
lands selling at a 8 5:s,sand Qrleansat1
;l0s1 Acts, VS.
81 G euARI LESION, Feb
The The mark fll ct here is dull mud Sdroop.s
in INC, On satnrday5llie sales reached
about 100 bales at extremes ranging
from SStoF1 OF. .9cts. s
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S o Caro- lin 81 i;si

by tP..g5lIfs M y, df5szs4
81 ttfi q,
\ Whereas, a. &. sfsc and 81
Converse hath lied ONE l,sf 81
Aainiitisir 5oil & al mud stlsr
goels and chatt els, rig Fedifpyss 81 s
Rebert NJ. Il Yealixs late os isis BIS
trict1 deceased.
hose arc, therefore to G:ite ard III
tisli and singular tIle isiiiire and
;tmorsof. 70 the said 3descased hes I'd
before me at our next orilii :oiiff
the said District 10 be liol ii Sun,
Court House on Friday tlit.s Bib s!ay al
February inst. 10 ~ ifatig, ss|
tue sad adiniI niIlIstFat lion ahps tld ipt u
granted. SIS
si2Etls Giyen under nd and HIS
9th dry of February tIie yss; Al 9of
EL.s.] our Lori, one ilQusasld eight ll,ir.
dred and fitty three and SiiI tiIcl
16ithgYea of q tnerieaf &
I dence.E ~
3 LEWIS sss 5:
3 (, .Feu4 15th,t a $50
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% B TT II a n 7

Isl DlEp-In this Dist, etat. the resi-
5dcncefof his father on Sunday night
the. 6thin JAMES 4NYALrER, sonssei
Col. J D d and Mrs. Mary .H. Ash,
more. n
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Our. Excuse.

Our subscribcrs viii vi have to s. ex.
/; c;,lsesthe delay, in the issue Of our
paper this week, when we inform
them that one of. our workman left
laast5wleek saas eerimoniie5 and another
has has been g. suffering With the prevail
ing influenza. Wetcxpect an addition
al hand ina few days, and shall take
care G re that the Incident happens not a
gain.
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ss1 his own intellectual atmos-
sSpilcres You would think he paid no
regard to the thought Of whom he was
addressing, but only to the ideas he
Was enunciating in words. Still with
Shatsmay almost be called a torpor Of
the physical powers, he seems more
an intellectual abstraction, than iv-
ibgs breathing man Of passions and
! sympathies. If some one ofhis friends
Interrupt him to offer friendly s,ig-
gestion, orI9to correct mistatcment
a9of facts, tho, chances are that he will
ilot$notice him st all, or, if lie does,
fhatsit Will 5beIith gesture ofimpa-
thence, oi, wish a something like a
{, lsnafl us, when man is grinding hand
5Sssorgan, his hand suddenly be stopped,
4 the pipes utter q slight discord-
art moan.
This singular selfa5sorption be-
iitsel f5eyen when lie is in a sit
ting posture. You never sec him
S5azirigs around him., or lolling back in
his sen. or seeking 70 take his ease as
otheg inens do5in Tile intervals Of po.
fitieal excitement. He sits with
: his head rigid / his body contracted, his
arms closely pinned to his side, as
though he We're an auto,naton. lie
looks like orc Of those stone figures of
ancient Egypt, that cmbody the idea
fsniotionless dniesenee forever Crit
4 icclss ll},iog g,aplties, 6ya / G. II. Francis.
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.ATA 81 CAgAsrnornE.--At q

AT6L C,AYAsrnopHE.-At n oining
purity y feWsdays since, while cham
! J pagpe was circulating pretty freely
-sa,ld jests We're sparkling as sparkling
wine, one modest young gentleman
who Was engaged lin the turkey de-
gpafttdetlt. suddenly proposed a corr
nnndriQal: Why are Mnost persons
who eat turkey like babies2" 4 A great
Silence followed, accompanied with q
deep reflection. No one could an
4ssgav. ii seemed PerpleXed. The
lTl0dese45 bitag gepti ienlap blushed and
.{ his tsistl i.'opQsi-.
fsetlri0as li;alnaie te}a4
! tive d detsfiiieaS bliia y stliS ll@a
sl.is epas aaa he was aPellsd, the.
elltfeatiss et Gle pagt to y give the
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All Alecnlptto Fire.

There was All attempt made onFri-
day night last to set fire to a house at
the Western extremity Of this VII
lage owned by JAS. / II. VAUGHAN
Esqr., and occupied by the Rev'rd 81.
II. CHASpLER. The family had re-
tired to led and were aroused about
II O'clock by smell.of smoke, which
was seen issuing through the crew
ises Of the floor, upon which they rush
ed out-and discovered aEfire built, on
one of the sills Of the house which
was Immediately extinguishcd. This
was evidently the work of nm incens
diary, and we hope strong efforts Will
be made to discover him, tits not
theSfirst attempt we have heard of
and families would dosWellNto be #.on
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II II Il sls e q ] ~ Vi Is s.

iARRlED
s On the 59ih.inst., BY the Rev. G. $C..
Gregg, Mr.. MATTIlEw MulpRowI, OF,
5sumterst tc Miss CAnoL1sE >. eldest
Daughter of. Gee, Esq, ofthis Dis
itriet. & IS 4
On Saturday morning, the 5th in
stant, by. the Rev. NVm. III. gBarnwell,,
Col Al T. r. GARH, Of Walterboroug 10
Miss MARTHA L. .AlcGAuLEY, " youngesti
daughter Of Mr.. George 3 -Mccauley,
of Clarendon.
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$50. GagoIill lint IS

lGl lizabeth IItgiJ
Vs. II
+ ts AIss sl David ,ict d !. 81
aff ;iil fitsg sTis rom
& Rsal, dina9 sss lI
&c n d.
ter leis ihe lei
houIs OF sale, s,s II
81 res on ,iii lie foFI sc,
.3lac!is lssiger i:
sy q EEsls,r eredif = oE spf, ysii
siees.casl tltepurc boti,l sltiss
good seci ciir!tySapd lie
ses 10 the tiinary ifor sit i,
purchase money ssi from the
day OF sale. sl
n. Ss ID s: s.sn
y l'eh. 4 5ib, 4 j-
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CupA.-Thc following in relation 70
the island Of Cuba Is from ,bo Ed;tor
&c ,bo M, vi. nI:. IN,
@ - '"' M''io'' VINO IS on
Il rislt ISL thcre.
linus TAR, from whatl have seen in
tho lsiaId tle conclusion is forced up
on me 1nat tae Spanish portion OF the
Peopie OF CUBA arc happier and moro
eo,',eliteu " 8, 'ha', inc cltzens OF the Uni
tea plates; and It may be added, re-
ga'ulls 'he Sond'tlon Eot the iormer,if,
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SO aRo 81 i
Bg % Ial z s, lEslr lgI: q

sSs ~ ~ ~ i1gStI Icl.
terGas, lem hat apIiIieiIs
to INC for eiiers ii mini IN lIs
and singnlars the good and eliBif
landecfedito of Rev Jsl Iibt Ste Sol
the said District. d srsl.
u hese arc, theref fore, Ia Gil and aid iripps
Hand lsingnla die ana efetsi
tors OF he sad i,lecea ie
.befose NC SUN tie Fl 5pjIrt Innse agl
first dayspfS M 3rs n now elsliug is@s
slleiy cause, an s,i the said adinaia4
:lfatior should not be afani ie d:.
a. itness my Rand and
IELsss Court Ibis III
s:55..3s a
q
s Feb. j 5;ii, Il S53 81
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'SuMiT,EIsRv.ILI.LLE.,I j m s Igt. s53..

S9 =, = uMTER RNILLE, an. IS st, S53.Sss
Dear y! sBrother- ncompliance with
the request5sof Tie SumterYille SBaDnssi
tisttchurch, mt the last il Getting of tie
Charleston Association, ss.sstliat union
be formed within the bounds
,ot.the Association where they 10 not
already exist delegates from tho fol-.
lowing churches convened III Sum.
terrlllc on the 2Sth inst. for that pur.,
pose, VIZ, Sumteryille, Homo Branch.
Calvary, Congaree, Fellowship, Cam,
den, Beulah, High Hills, and Moriah.
,57,z i75 \ constitution was adopted. The
name name given to the body is 'sThe Sum.
ter Union Meeting" It is composed
Of delegates from Baptist churches in.
good standing. The object of, the.
meeting is the spiritual improvement.
Of the churches Of which it is CON-
posed, and the general interests of
the Mcssiah's Kingdom. Like the
former Sumter Union Meeting, il will
be held i'll every month which hns
i've Sabbaths, commencing on Fri.
day before the fifth Lords day.
1h'tei "uo'!itiS measures, when,
we trust, will be instrumental in pro
noting the interests of our Saviour's
Kingdom, the Union adjourned. ! he
next meeting TO be held with the Cam.
den Baptist Churcl, commencing Fri
day before the fifth Sabbath in May,
Bro. n. Graham was appointed to
deliver the Introductory sermon, and
Bro. II. w. Mahoney his alternate.
Bro. }. L. Boyce, the lnarity sermon,
and Bro. L. Adams his alternate.
l. AZ t
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The Darlington Fveg stslsss siIat R
DataeF G. McLeG4, who was 81. Z
ted a few weeks ago fortliei aof astS'
Andrew Muldrow, has been sfted
to bail. lie was taken beforol9s( han
ecllor Dargan, on q writ,of ha6ca$ cor
pus, who, after hearing some testimo.
ny on the case, granted on order for
bail on condition olFhis entering into
bond for five thousand dollars with
three sureties in the sum of one thdus-
and each which conditions were com
piled with,iand he was sthacupon re.
leased. ~
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Bhhe llfi;i I'D g e,lIl=
meliced Sitsiscssinniat Quincy on the.
s27ths1lt.. Bishop Capers presiding. At.
its Opening thirty preachers wercJpres.
ent, about; fifteen others being expect
ed to arrive afterwards.
Rev. z. ?. SmitlSwas made Sec
retary. and the usual comm ttecs for.
businessw We're appointed. First to
saPerilltend religious Services in the
church, S.SP Richardsona,sd John r.
Richardson; second, on book accounts,
and periodicals, Ley, KeEhedS and
q Ilydings third, on Sunday. sctl6o Isl 6.
5NN!Stassg and Thomas Gardner. fourth,
on on ! esdueati Garddn Tier, a. Peelcrs
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Plank Esousss.

We sec By the Grcervillc and Edge
field papers that the people in that
section are alive to The importance and
boncfit of Plank Roads. ] he Edge
field and Hamburg Road has just de-
clarcd a dividend Of fourteen per cent,
which proves the stock pretty good
also. 1t is worth your while oh men
of Sumter to think Of this.
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aoitrait Of Mr.. D'Israeli.

There is a. decided character about
lstsie who le OF Mr. Disraeli, yet it is
most difficult to determine in what it
especial 81 consists. The first impres-:
SION con to u our mind, as, with
clothes shaped apparently with too
3,iueh Scafef forsetiect, and those long
Of corlingsblack hair that can
sl,agd be distinguished from the ring.
aets 81. Il woman, ,he walks hastily, with
Sci absorbed air, and q quick, short,
shut ing 6 gait. toward his seat, is that
eff eillinate nay almost. an emasculate
aillsctation. There seems to boa dan.
yisIn, no merely Of the body, but of
the min also. We usually associate
tile sidea Of pride with an erect a lof
gaze, a liauteur Of bearing. Strange.
say, Mr.. Disracli's bearing produces
tllle sam imp from q totally
Opposite cause He has an habit,
ual stoop, aud there is tllatin his bear
and carriage which might be mis-,
taken Tor humility. He has also an
air Of Sci lEabsortion, which does notap-
n @pearsnaturaI it seems to arise from an
affected indifference to the gaze or the
observation of others. IT. is not the
5sless pride, thonghnot ofthe most no
sssble ofdets You can sec glimpses Of
ange evidence that self esteem is no stran.
S33Ser,to his mind. s
In spite of the assumed stoliditv,
YOU may detect the self-constraint aud
the turtire q regards ola very vain man,
try ing to appear as if he were not
vain at 5all. Although his seyes are
do@ncast, they have not the downcast
look Of. modesty, but rather of sort of
4 supercilionsness, which is the most
striking xpfessonson the face. He
seems to look down because he con-
siders it too much trouble to lcok
up. But d further study leads you
no think that your first impressions
sshaSeSS been erroneous. You. see that
sstheS eSintel llcetnals spreponderates in Mr..
lJisrasli s organization, and, by de-
rees, YoTs begin to believe that he is
itch absorbed as, ,heyseens to be-.
ebert Pee, he appears to
q. sssss sstss So lssa
si.lfthei House, except those forced on
lllinl by the Immediate necessity of
:partiei This isolation aud 5seltab-
gsorption are equally piciouswheth-
4 Ter: he is quiescent or i'll activity. OBJ
serve him anywhere about the House,
! Siiis III the lobbies, or in the committee
Il 100 oni 81 on never see him in conf
detItiaE communication with any one.
inlets5 of information and impress
sion seem as if they were violently
sclosedSup by an effort of the will. Yet
wet tthat5hes is keenly alive to the slight
est and most impalpable changes go.
~ on around ahim--thats4sipl fact, biz
}iintellect must be ever on u ia
though, to All observer, it So
ira state Eof selfimposeS s
See him where
past you noisel IS S.
parentl y a5w
lssSi eNte FisFEs IS 11nvol-
5ss ] n like one
sss .sfic momoman-
Is as IS natural relations
iiiS9 Sdes of life. When he
he equally shrouds him
m his own intellectual atmos-
OF. .W,,mld think he Dail no
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-02-15

/ TIE BABY AND TIE PApER.-It is
a good woman who lets her part
ing thoughts run upon the baby and
the newspaper. The Boston Trans
script gives us an account Of an an
xious mother in an omnibus, who on
leaving home gave the following in
junction.: "Iake care ofthc baby, and
don't forget to send the Home Journ-
al" The Transcript says, "wc have
faith in that lady's domestic charac-
ter, and feel sure that her 'fircside is
a happy one. If this good kind
soul couldn't have her baby with her,
why she took the next best remain
der of her happy home"
We have a particular regard for
ladies who think Of babies and home
journals-let them live whore they
may. We feel sure they have hearts
in the right place, and heads worthy
of cultivation.