The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-21
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Railroad Accident
New YoRk ia slsI5as., q

AN >Sa"yt ~ "hACht eicfciIaQ people,
mostly IRISH, were killed. !.
RlcH Mss.-George PcabSd i seso.
the American banker in London ID il I
said to be worth shout ave sm;llid,niss
of dollars. He was born in Dan yers
Mass, in 1905, and in 1927 vent jtc,
Europe to reside, previous to@hich he;
carried on the mercantile! business in, IN
Baltimore. In 1884 he commenced !
his present business in LondoY, IS - IIa
foomerly resided at Georgetown,
c., also engaged FIRST rs o clerk in the
dry goods business With his uncle. ss;s
BlaHop CArERs,- The Southern
{Caarleston} Christian Advocate i 3of. E
3rd inst. says: Il 5ys =. ss:sss
4BIsHop CAPEns spent last Sunday
in this city, preaching morning inc after /
noon and night with q yigour Of mind
aud body little inferior, to that ,fs.
twenty years ago. He IS surely re- tets
newing his yontk. IS 5ys .l:ss -
/ fhe slip oe,saar was totally destroyed
BY hre in Charleston las, week, toEetlefS
with about 1900 ,:ales Of cotton, ard 375fi
bbls Rosin, all OF viii, Ii was insured. sl
3Y The tri.cnnial Convention Il;
the whole Protestant Episcopal Church
in this country will, meet intNew ssfsl.sssS 4
in. October next
ssg-s Bhe Ancient city, published:
at San. Augustine. says that on { the. the
l4th: of May. q son Of. II Fitch, while
picking saiora lel,srries, Was struck
by o large rattiesnak when he Il ]. s;
ed ftpxana sbgle found. Tho snake hiadi its'5
lansssSt t'ssieneat to- bis pantalootss lea q
and. infs fstsir,thli:isssi fscuftiing So gsts
loose the snake struck, him, six or sss,s
en- tines. The lhdiwas about f,,,irseen,
or fifteen years of,nge.. He! surr!y,iyedl
but a few hours. ;S. IS ~ u
TEACUyruRE...The F:;SvhesteI Nm err ~
icanI says that, " gentleman who has.
carriedi on both the cultivation, of the;
tree and,the Manufacture efiteas from
their leaves for years. and some of the.
time employed Two. hundred, men ati
the work, has leftthat place, after an.
extensive examination ofthe soil and
climate ofthcs South. for. Cllina and the.
East Indies, expressly To-. iuiport IS IS
stock Of young plants; superior in ev5s
cry respect to those cultivated By sstha.
late DR.. Junius Smith, at Greeiryiiie.s
South Carolina. ~ s. sss 3s y5,$s s!
I TnE CRYsrAE Palace, File bS,eRss ~
Yor" Herald says of the Exhihition.t hat ia
pcrin,enden,s t.,nta;n vi :
Davis. are At ,her ,vnrL .lt,.,.:a, -
4 and assionnp loca,:on, 49, s. 80
terdly in the bniI,ina protsssa. ' RE-; 30
the Coast Survey. n cnnsmI, ,an AZ ~
Superintendent, asglo the ailuRtions 10 be-
ES'n E 20 Tue aee insl.pne lv nts sands beaati-
scrvr" r. y 'sp. sal.'ao y erafet q tllc
We lear, ,b,, III. r ., ii, q, s; T,
ers are not a, all ehsgrnsd by eslsIsy ef
the opening. particularly "a !, giyes diem
the finest manihin The year fisF travelling.
Mr' Wilson'S is ofiw,th Cols johnson fos.
mo agricultural resinns. Mr. Wallis; .isS
F",ls S"rf 30 .he iaaMu.ae,nr,ng ds.Eic,ss and
Canada 30 as to e enaba SuJa' ,hsn naKih s,, ,s
something Of the country before they ~ -
'u''' hese % 'ae opening ontl,e l5tb 94ply.
SINGULAR AMP pA1SFuL CAsE.--1T,bs
Gettysburg lPa.) sentinel states that near
Mllleis.own' recently, DR.. s: y Hall ex.,;
Hs SsIsea rom me r'ght ear Ar Of Mr. Joaeph
srsms ] ,hat ,s a., u,,aiea -. h, alYe msgsa's;
OF his ear wbso he inIsi;s,..IS ] ass ,s asil
the physician: but before he yes cbas b;.s ~
IN ;nso,t boj lC -. - - ,.,,'.t 1''sss ~