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FROM WASHINGTON.

Special D.Jdioi 10 ne n. Y TrbrHei
WAsHIScrOS, Tuesday Sept 6, 1853.
Philip Barton Key Of Francis Key author OF the
STAR spanglcd Banner has been appointed L. 5 District
Attorney for the District of Columbia in place OF p Il
Fendan on WE.
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PENNSYLVANIA SUPREME COURT.

FIITsBURGH. Tuesday, sept. g. 1853.
The Supreme Court this morning decided ia favor u
Municipal Cooperation subscriptions to rairoads-Lews
IL, In Gl..nnfInn
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uoui hear respondent read any paper prepared oy the
Crrif-ee 81 the Convention and receive the testimony
and as Of ad Convention and said testimony and
sets on the Journal.
This was adopted by Yeas Is Nays T.
Adjourned til Wednesday
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Nrm-9lprk DalIp Gribnne
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1853

.p,,,s wanting The TbuEe len NJ their res,dc mes OF
W M 1850 leave addresses Al the taoAoa oC
9, % ,le a. the PostOhee Tree ~ eeh"" "e0A P''-
be 70 the Carrier.
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The el;rrk- hsig Adams Gruy arrived Yesterday non
80 p.ssare Crime days She brnss The enos
'-or- ousrs.iy Of ssven Millions O e-s oss'hss WI
r.u:.ry o. scI spgsst pirs sPPlss oranges &c
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CiScINSATi, Tuesday SepiemberO.
DR. Ames was examined, 10 day, upon the charge OF
shooting Mr. Hall and held 10 bal in the OF S25OOO
in default OF which he was remanded to jail.
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DEATH On EX.GOVEkNOR POINDENTER.


All the Ward meetings were held onight and all but
two Canied by BarubuIners and SOsts.
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THE EPIDEMIC AT NEw-oRLEANs.

Tie following Is the Daily report of the i1ierenis n
I he C.etees ct New Orleans To- the "a hours ending
:. 5 o'eIork A NJ on SUNDAY, 2eth ut.
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London Asenr, for The Tribune.


"a TOMAS Nos 10 sua Csih.rines, Strand Is aain1 -. /.
-, .shs,,i9ons Az ,ivcr.ii.mcat r ne f''oN"- ~ A
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THE hTTACK on Mr.. HALI. OF CINCINNATIs

LOU III Iut',uu! NtIloIlIlVi o
George Poinde1,or, Esq, Ex Governor Of Mississippi
died of Jackson last night
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70 DR MLANE's VERMIFuGE always resorted TO

""e"e'''' '' NEwYoRK September IS l252
Th. to certify child three yeAls Old was tIossed WIN
vorms souc months. had red several kinds OF me u1
none of hem any goods audit not until tired 1T
rseate Nemure she found relief gave her e con
800 Of ono hottie which brought her largo quantity OF
or,p but they completely cot 10 pieces vas nsDs
90 ronnt thsm NV daughter doing wel indeed sne IS com
nleey restored TO health Ih rete take easue IN
IN 10 uereuts would by all means keepa supply OF nus
antly houses have known many
chdep 40 dc suddenly the effects Of worms II also no, M
children treated Tor Group We inc
ssrs COZ shng caused altogether by the irritation OF worms
TSefore VIC y always IN the house costs D
e md nav be the saving life aud at any rae WA
physicians bills N r. - 80. S., n
hLAsr's VrRMfUex All Others IN comparison are worthless
Sold who.sae bv v Cctenef Co, No 81 Barclay -
. raul NO O'''' 49, = u5l
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m. rrIhnne for Eurppe.

n. Frovaxrsu No Rue Dc Ia Nstcire Is the cay ~
Psrls authorised to receive se'ei'a,ia' A'' anu ~
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CHARITY HOsTIIAIThe following are he returns Tor
the hours ending midnight on Monday the s9h inst;
Admitted g.
Diec .s''si0
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CHARITI HosPI1AI-The following i the report Of this
Institution FOR the twenty four hours ending at J. o'clock
or Saturday night the 9Th inst
................ = Deaths -
q Yellow Fever 70
The following the report from the Institution for
The tweriy four hours ending IL clock Sunday night
tie esth inst
u Deaths
I.ehsrsfs .............. = Yellow Fever
lie oowingis LIST foT the "a hours ending sto clock
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Business Notifies.

syx1rvwrx.s HATS FALL SrYIys--BfRD cor fine
AMI ss;esEs sRs ,ss ss. ssa M s.
ed % set IL ~ % o5r oar fasn wish
K sos6snss has ,hsJ eoHaHs ~ 's ~ ~, ss az Sss
-p.,y.r1.y A. LEASH having issued the Fall Fashion
e ssess Hss invite tbeI osiosae, sn ne pse ~ ~
% III sss lasn her a1s low yTes .n
S D.rssIeo'ye seos Without s
shssss s "a ssl cs.'hs men az rsl
~Uos,,pv Ann USpFR-G Recommendations is in
vsd ost slts, old '. s.o rsDsso.nxss7 YAeros
-. e... dorm S Of .i5ss psir single call y
hess :, 10 is yes obtsn these articles Th'.s no.
; ssis a., s s. .ss.' 'i'"''' E1sSis
Gy.ISs BAzAAR, No. 5l3 BROADWAY, (Sr. NIGH
Ss1s sS Dr.se and Of Iafsns BoF end Yout' Goth
sp s' eoS n soss s.o@sa. q e. 9'.si
nea Ds Insns bSys ana s'I Eabroasrs Fsae Fora
ssd chdrsr' Shoes ed s,egy sse SIS Bs5slssy
'' orsss ii H SEEN, No ala BrosG%sy
70 sDlendid pew Fall CARPETS at tremendously low
s.s 4 Asssy so.. ss' Mss gfs TsS IA
se ihesPy and issss SER gno "a fsbe co5eis
ss.s ss &C. CsI .rS sc, 80,
NEW FANCY GOODS AND TOYS At Rogers DA '-s,
90 f,ss sa Conf. was sees Porte Nog9,iss sh nd
I'D ne oT children .aoae no, leave III 4, std
ts I'M s, r presents cheaper thsn saJ or place s sy
p,ru CARrETING.-SAnTH d LoCSsBERRf' NO. 4f5
rss :s 20. gsgs s.Sr 70 sa q rss Velvet
80 IDarsip CsrpeDgs Also choice sock o. Ensn
"a ran oil Cofhs from 70 a feet VIDE an1 ei o -
ssnns ,othe irsds ell Of which t9ey are oserns & P' VIA
challenge eonpetiton. go
cAppEusGs-PETERsON 81 HUMPHREY, No oIS
R,n.av,v hsve received and now opening tnei
81 1isb carpet en'e carpet HsG,'n Cs1ei
snd I&rdsr,pe Border sgrpssng csrpet ever y. IN
MsaeIn Velvet Moquet Axn ser Ts ssIy s1a s
"a III yredes Of cheaper CarpeE nsnaiy fona 70
Az Oh Clotis variety fors on the most
sTRAwBERRIEs- strawberry beds planted now VIII
- .Ird.pfl. next spring Plsnts reacy IN nearly
.,els. fis ins collection In the county ~
new ara very and late sors recently Ieee se -
~ Tinted Garage paid 20 New-1or3 A'o''' D.
III warsos old Colony Nurseries fiynorth hss"
m Country Merchants should not hll 10 embrace
x,Sox shsdes Gilt Cornes Lsre end hasf Cuas ~ sa
oeT 81 GOODS demand for window oeeo5sosn
hrousboat country kelly fEkcVsos ~ ~ l,sI.
and No Reodest- are the primer inanuiae'uio'' ~
aud OHer great inducements Oothtte.
Coon BooTs AND SHoEs.-The only place where
ns. can be getting really good Boots aud Snoe -
VaTrfxgs No Fulton. WATKEss Boots are 5o
sir beauty and durability ell over the Un0n ana are soo
rate pgetA ---------- -,
WINDOW sHADEs-G. X RIKER q Co, No. l3l
the attention OF Country Merchants
their old established NinaoN onso ,bs
ehp, artistic arraDgenent ana extensive variety "e
stoet will be To- nd assed the country over.
~ FowLERs Il WELLS Phrenologlsts ana Inoiish
.rs. Clinton Hall No. lSi Nass0et- Ne"'fork'
SEWING NACInNEs.-Mr. J. B. WIcKERsHAw, the
has inferred beautiful iron work about tbe bhh
nap siard OF H. Co. II the Crystal Paace io com
petitop fnahed prod ron Of ms aIt 1it
Il IL hardly WORTHY 10 dsplsy shshNs a. h s A.
ehinfs ich arr making entire revolution In the ssu AT
ese eOrsan exhibited and sold al tue once OF
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o,r,.xcr suA MANpER SAFES GAYLER's PATENT

DEFIANCE SALAMANCA SAF 81 NJ IN 10
RonKsT Patrick the sole Manufacturer 10 the United states
of he shov~ aud GoFFIS lmpeneirab Den
anee ksthe and Loct combined In the word Depot
No is2 esst below MndeD-ane formerly VO Johns
NEW SONGS" Beneath the Weeping willows; by
GA t Lslns sung Woods with applause Nelly III De
TIN, 10 hee beautiful ballad BY James simmonds % cen
P,ci owPs great couros0n Of Les sentiments oun
"a he sy,s ,opa of tie Little Katy or Hot Corn Just
prblEhsd u by IIoRicg WATEEs, No 5S5 broadway
srvINs MAcnINEs-A machine surprising beyond
onarou ali Others doing far superior 10 any heretofore
done bv the test hand sewing may DC seen at
o oos .so ~ No el cbsmbersst GROVER, BAKER Co
ry Tartaric and Citric Acids pure ground Cream
Tartar fresh CaawAy Seed ChIb Ammonia Oh Lemon and
svemot 10 and Alcohol ne Boruea iro" ROOT nhe
srars, or ale In suit purchasers at the lowest market
nice by 3vsH GALs Wholesale Druggists No 100 Uieenn
Ham DYE AND WIGs.-BATcnELoRs Mandatory
for these articles removed No l Broadway opposite the ARK
where he has accommodations in the world Tor IN -lpe
Hon OF hs famous Dye and tho sale of his newly n'sa
Wis and 1oupees. Nine private rooms al on one hooi
ryy. Bald heads will soon disappear by the use
R.rKya CpEvgUxToSGUE This wonderful preparation . te
chain uron The hair causing 1t when everything ess aia
fsiIed One pcaiion viii vent It's talng out Il . 80
IS cent? bottle sold whore. Principal deS oAAAANs
Ls6ie.' Hair Dressns saloon, No 80 Broadway
To- Do YOU ask for proof that CRIsTAD0Ro *
ce.o H Dye Of the M ura nld Nacl
render the \ trovu Rcod what the caens,s sif
rx he arc vour head or wlskers II u tel pf-a
an mpos,re Manufactured sold ndapphed I'm paie oos -
No. AstOf House
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~ FowIFRs 4 WELLS, Phren0logists ana PnDhsh
- Clinic, Hall No 1871 Nassnu4t- Nen.1Ork.

SEWING MACInNEs.-Mr. J. B. WIcKERsHAw, the
has the beautiful iron work about the h1h-
bop s,sud OF H. Co u the Crystal Palace iof com
e,i,in A. M most I'm 0n his art but beautiful a.
Il IL n Is hardly wohy dspsy sEsEEs admirable Se~ins Ma
sh,n'. hch ar making revolution In the swns Art
hsss mes are coran exhibited and sold al the once OF
A"''e "'~ "~' SINGER a Co, No 3<3 Broadway
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WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
Meeting az Metropolitan Hall.

TIE Worlds Temperance Converton met a. ae1''P'l~A
Hall al 10 dock yesterday morning Nearly Inv Pi''Hs
r-c prsssrt Of whom very small proportion were women
Tere were many Of the clergy present. Their proceedings
uers exciting and IL times angry, While DISCUSSING the ad
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WINDOW SHADEs.-O. N Jihth ~ w. w ~
respectfully invite attention Of Country merchants
80 ths Old Window Shade Mandatory FOR
ehsss eerrce artistic and extensive variety neH
kx.fifh efo nd ma So the country over
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The follow i the report for the twenty four ending
O'Clock a NJ on Monday, the 18th Of August ~,
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RopEsr the sole Manufacturer 10 tue Onsq
Of be shove aud C. GoFFIHs lmpenetIebe Den
best safes and Lots combined 70 ts
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At'a-''''' FRANCIS /. hANA-
J OGDEN WOCDlLEF, COMMITTEES.
CHAS l. FROST.
M. x.u,,, Fever a, New-orissns and Mobile.

NV YORK, seFI o I~''-
fBy Ie4esraphl
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exuTu IorysRgRRY. No. 445
CApPETINGs -PETERsON q HUMPHHLi' NV'
~ Country Merchants should not hlI 70 emDIsct

sL1Ies IOfnIc1e Laf0 Lnd Fas3I1
oer 81 roSs The demand for window deeo,stons o N
d. eouptry kelly FERcUsos. No <J ifoadwsy
ana No 81 Resde st. the principal nanuise'oeis "a"
80 oeer great Inducements Go there.
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Coon Doors AND SHOEs.-1he only

GOOD TCOIN MD VII =
can he sure Of getting really good Boots and Shoes n a
No WATKIESs Boots are ceieDeeo ioi
s ssuiy and durability ell The Union and are so 81 moa
100
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Uos,ppy .Sp IjSpFRI t}ARsESTs.-Atsention Is i

xi,,d 70 he stock Of old esishis1ea =, v,-..,
N-"-' No io5 B0wery
81. es.e dczsn single pair. single call yl a.
d. 0btsin these articles Il3se Dos
- I'm heir urch1ses any time return the gds AMI
have the1 Hsney. ~ i'~ roae-s
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The Bishops of Vcrginia' Ohio and
Maine have forwarcd to the Bishop OF
Connecticut, (presiding in the House OF
bishops, u prescntmcnt Of the Bishop
Of New Jerscy-thc third, from the
same hands, within ten months and
twenty six days. ~ court of Bishops
is called, to meet ut Camden on the
first day of September-a moth before
the assembling Of the General Convcn-
ton. Tho prcsentmcnt contain no
ncw matter whatever, unless the in.
PRODUCTION Of q new item of indebted.
ness, in the matter of the gas works
for st. Mary's Hall and Burlington
Colledse, in suit before the Circuit
Court of lhc United States, and charge
of paying more than six per cent. for
money, be SO regarded.
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Aol.s MO NM. 4 \. !,

Ihe eccentric and iitSei tiiia Il Il, y
Monte 81 buck among iJs 5ete eiba
lovers Of excitement aud :risiise elty Re. 4
Jolcs In very pity fortlie Low stata8
0fthc item market she coIide descended
tosenter the green rvanlssss the Vurie.
ties Friday night, aud Willie The play
#ss going on, pitched into tho WORTHY
prompter, called him strange and BiI.
i!ngsgatishS names, ard with feet and
fingers ,ill1 made a wild eat attack to which.
IN fury, the attack3of the famous air;z. r.
Fly bear Gen. Jackson, on the 4i ka.
pas bull, Santa Anna, swas not 3 a;r..
cnn,stance. The excitement in tho
Theat,e Became iminen4eE.tb the niay y
fora time was stopped, and the noise u
OF the grce,i heroine awakened the
echoes OF all the adjacent streets. nAnd
then and there was hurrying Is and
fro" for Lola had to be turned 3o,,t
and those who assisted in the. t,erfo,rr
ance OF the feat eonfdently Il assert Ser that
the natural perfume of her breath was
heightened and etherealized by spiiritu.
al odors. The polfcs then Went in ]
search of Lola, but she escaped them.
We learn that a warrant has Jsinc,
been issued for her ladyship. .s.s D
Since writing the above, The fair
Countess of Lansfeldt, with her agents
$. II. Henning, have been arrested and
arraigned before acting Recorder Sum.
mers. They gave bail for their 3,I, m.
pearance for examination on the I4tb
instant.
The affidavit in the case was mada
by Gee. t. Rowe, pfompter at the Ya.
rieties. He deposes that on Friday
night, in the Varieties Theatre. in tina
First District, City of New Orleans.
one Lola Montes. and S. II. Hennine
unprovokedly assaulted said deponeat
against the peace aud dignity of the
State, &c. s.'' .5l
The Countess declared that 'sIola
Montez" was not her legal name. and
that she felt disinclined to plead, save
under her legal title of Countess of
Landsfelt; but, as she considered her
self the aggrieved party, she would not
A western editor lately published
an entire chapter from the Bible, add
ing that he supposed it would pc new
to most of his readers.
insist her right. She then was per
mltted to make counter affidavit, in
which she entirely reycrses the charge,
as made by Mr.. Rowe. Those who
heard her pass through the Alley way
and Common.strcct, into Carondelet,
after she made her exit, from. the Thea.
ire, declare that in o certain style dss,
elocution, she beat all the armies that
ever celebrated themselves in Flanders,
~. 0. True Delta, 1OM inst.
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" " = -
THEs HpsBANp's CoMMANpMEsrs-
Hear, @ wife! these are the command.
ments which ! give thee this day for
thy good.
atnsthy husband that brought thee
out of;the land of celibacy, and out Of
thy fathers house Of bondage.
!. Thou shalt have no other man in
admiration before me.
2. Thou shalt not keep unto thy
self any craven image or likeness of
any former lover. Thou shalt not ad.
mire them nor think of thef1l, for am
q jealous husband.
3. Thou shalt not take thy hus.
bands name in vain, addressing him
petulantly, angrily, disrcspectfully,
or irrevcrently.
4. Remomber the Sabbath day to
keep it holy. Six days shalt thou la.
Dor and do all thy washing, ironing,
and mending. But the first day OF OF
the week is day Of rest. In it thou
shalt not sew on button, darn a
stocking, nor mend a garment.
s. Honor thy husbands relatives
and friends that thou mayest be re-
spected in the relation which thy hus-
band givcth thee.
=. Thou shalt not kill thyself by
tight lacing, wearing thin shoes, nor
taking snuff. Neither shalt thou
cranp thy feet nor bore holes in thine
cars for vain ornaments like the hoa-
then.
Z. Thou shalt never doubt thy hus-
bands love, nor suspect him of paying
more attention to others than to thy
self.
s. Thou shalt not steal thy hus,
bands time, requiring him to retire
early, sleep late, stay at home, or 60
visiting.-Neither shalt thou go in
debt nor spend money without thy
husbands knowledge and appreciation
.. Thou shalt not bear false wit.
ness against thy neighbor's wife's beau.
ty by painting thy face, adorning thy
person, hiding thy homliness and sim,
ulating more prettyness than she. But
thy husband shall be thy ornament.
10. Thou shalt not covct the store.
keepers fine bonnets, nor his costly
lewelry, nor his splendid silks, nor
his glossy satins, nor his rich turni-
ture, nor anything that is the store.
keepers.
And if there be any other com
mandmcnt it is briefly comprehcndcd
in this: "Thou shalt in all things be
obcdicnt to thine own husband;
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THE SUMTER BANNER.
!. !. Is PUBLISHED
EVERY Tg1EsDAY AYiNRensNING
IS BY LOGAN s. FRANCIS.
TERMS,

TWO DOLLARS in advance, Two Dollars
: and Fifty Cents Mt the expiration Of six months,
! or Three Dollars ut the end of the year.
5s4 No paper discontinued until all arrenrages
arc PAID, unless at the option of the Proprietor
~ Advertisements inserted at SEVENTY
3 FIVE Cents per square, (l2 lines or esa,) for
the first, and half that sum for each subsequent
8 nPortion.
gs5Hs The number of insertions to he marked
on all Advertisements or they will be published
EMIL ordered to be discontinued, and charged
, accordingly. l
Glss5 ONE DOLLAR per square for single
I insertion. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise
ments will be charged the BnHse as single in
ertionS and. semi-saonthlyt the sulne MS new ones
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Religious Notice.

We are informed by the Watchma,,
that the Rey'd. JAMES COHEN Mission,
ary of the American Society is cx.
pccted to deliver q lecture in the Pres.
byterian Church on Tuesday even.
ing next at 7 ID o'clock on the HIS
tory Of the Presbyterian Church IN
Jerusalem. On Friday Evening at 7
l-2 O'Clock, on the past Biblical His.
tory Of the Jews, aud on Sunday Morn.
ing he will deliver a discourse on
the Saviour's behatm Commiseruton
Of Israel.
The public are respectfully invited
to attend.
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IPom"n's Mfuition.-Thc pcrccp.
tion ola woman is quick as Lightning;
her penetration is intuition, almost in,
stinc'. By a glance she will draw a
deep and Just conclusion. Ask her
how she found it, and she cannot an,
swcr the que stion. A philosopher dc.
duces intcrcnccs, and his differences
shall be right; he gets to the head OF
The staircase (it may SO say)by slow
degrees, mounting step by step. She
arrives at the top Of the staircase rs
well as he; but whether she few there.
is more than she knows herself. -Shcr-
lock.
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New Arrangement.

WE understand that an arrangement
is in contemplation between the Prcsi-
dent mud Directors Of the Wilmington
and Manchester Rail Road, and the
South Carolina Company by which
the trains of the former will be per-
mittcd to run across the Watcree
Swamp. and connect with the Charles
ton train at the Junction of the Cam
den Branch. Such an arrangement
has long been considered desideratun,
and its accomplishment will we doubt
not be hailed as public benefit.
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Orr Court

Still continues in session, having run
into the second week, in despite of all
his Honor Judge WARDLAw's efforts at
despatch, which were seconded by the
Bar; some suits for tho recovery OF
value of land taken by the w. g. M.
Il. h. Company having occupied the
attention ofthc Court for the last three
or four days. It is expected that all
the cases will be got through with by
Wednesday.
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SoULE AND CUDA.--lt Is generally
believed that Senator Soule, before nc,
cepting the mission to Spain, obtained
an assurance, from the Executive, that
ne should have unlimited powers for
the purchase of Cuba. If this means
that he goes out, virtually as n minis
ter plenipotcntiary, without any re-
striction as to tho terms which he may
promise Spain, but with the rcserva.
ton that the Government will not
consider itself bound to ratify such
pledges, unless agreeable to itself, We
have no doupt that it is true. But if
the unlimited powers are to be under
sthod rs binding the United States to
accept any treaty he may negotiate,
we regard the rumor as an cxaggcra-
ton, ifnot complete falsiication.-
1t has never been the practice OF
this republic to place itself in the hands
ofa single individual, with dictatorial
powers to pledge it for any amount OF
money, or of any specific line of con.
duct. We presume that Soulc goes
abroad with the understanding that he
is to get Cuba if he can, on certain
specified terms, but that if he cannot
obtain the island on these terms, he
may exceed them, the government
promising to sustain him with any
reasonable bounds. This however.
is very different thing from tho pop.
nlar idea Of unlimited powers. lis a
very different thing also from pledge
given and received beforehand, that
whatever he promises, the Government
will sustain him in. No adminstra.
tion would dare to commit the dcs,i,
MES of the country absolutely to one
man in this manner.
PhiladeLlMia Buklekin.
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Look Our! Look Our! "A fell
low calling himself Howard has CHS
cllcd us out Of q Circus poster and
IN advertisement of Il grand Circus
Company to exhibit here ON 10Th
April. lie "gocs ahead" engaging
lodgings for men aud horses, and thus
gets his own, leaving the bills to
be paid by the Company, which has
no existence. lie played the game
at Camden, and has repeated it
here. lie must be II practical joker, as
he selects how and may be to raise
thcMiud. - CciRmb;a Banncr.
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Fishing Tackle &c.

We find on our table this week
from Mr.. c. +. Mason, atch-makc,
and Jewcler, fine assortment of fish.
ing tackle, consisting of lines, corks
hooks, and all the paraphcrnalia in use
by fishermen, which seem to be of the
finest quality, and if VIC can get Bill
to so with us, after Court adjourns.
we intend giving them trial but
this is not all, we also lmd in the same
package some pretty specimens of jew.
clry, which to be appreciated must be
seen. We therefore say call on G.. ~
MASON, who has ga few more of the
same sort left y
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-04-19
Editorial Convention.

we observe that our brethren in
Georgia will assemble in Convention at
Macon, on the lst Wednesday in May
next, and that suitable arrangements
for the reception and accommodation
OF visitors are being made.
Querc.-Would it be proper for the
South Carolina Press Association to
send Delegates to the Georgia Conven.
ton? We think so, and believe they
would meet with cordial, hearty wei,
come, hence we take the liberty of sug.
gesting as Delegates, our worthy Presi.
dent, DIR. r. w. Gibbes, W. r. Tabor,
Esq, and DIR. p. M. Wallace. What
say our cotemporaries Z?