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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-04-19
PrcscRRtnment of Grand
.DuVy.
STRING TERM 1854.


State Of South Carolina-Sun.ter Dist.
We the Grand Jury Of Spring Term
eighteen hundred and fifty four, beg
leave to present,
lst. The Cain Savannah Road across
Sammy Swamp, in Col. Ncttlc's Di.
vision rs needing repairs. The said
road in its present situation is subject
to frequent washes, and is now in
bad condition. We present that
bridge across the said Swamp is need
ed, and we recommend that one be
built.
2nd. We present the road and bridge
at Whites Mill as being in bad tray
elling order.
3rd. We present the Sumtcrvile
Depot as being situated too near the
public highway leading from Sumter.
vile to Fances Ferry The cars very
often when stopping at the said Depot
are directly across the public road, dc.
tanning persons with their families.
| horses and vehicles for an unreasonable
length of time before they are allowed
to pass. Frequently too detaining
frightened horses, which may occasion
runaways rs in two instances they have,
to the great danger Of the lives and
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For the Banner.

NlEssRs EDlToRs can old citizen"
in the Banner Of the Goth March very
modcstly congratulates the people of
Clarmont County, on what he is
pleased to term "thc bright array Of
names for Senatorial and Representa-
tive honors, at present before them,"
and names the bright array as follows:
Nelson, Green, Blanding, and Wilhcr-
spoon. Now we do not intend to say
one word dcrogatory Of these gentle.
men. They are all good citizens, in
the common acccptation Of the term,
but does an old citizen mean to say.
that Messrs. Moses, Spain, Icriot and
Bradley should not come in with that
bright array, or that they would be
afraid that their high sense Of honor
and moral and political dignity would
DC compromised, By letting the voters
of the country know that they too
would serve in either bral. ch Of the
Legislature; or why did not an g old
citizen give the whole list of candi-
dates, and then it would not have look
cd SO much like he would, if he could
dictate to the country. We arc not
sure that wo know the old gentlemen.
but it does not matter, we can assure
him that We have the gre atcst respect
for all old men, though we differ with
them occasionally, about Senators and
Representatives. II. j. c.. the old citi-
zen must be very old, and reminds us
of an old man, wlp sometimes fancicd
himself Governor or President, or
some other big iisa, and did OCCASION
ally issue his Proc,mations, but he be.
ing old, the good citizens make many
allowances; therefore, we trust that
The gentlemen wh,havc been SO pro.ni-
nentIy brought beorc the public will
not feel mortified nor those left ont
iattered, for "T.J. c." is an old
man.
Il
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The Tsurpclatine Trade.

We could not fail to remark in our
recent trip to Charleston, the number
OF pines boxed, and Mills newly erect.
ed for distilling turpentine. At Sum
terville depot, we also noticed several
hundred empty barrels intended for
the Company now working near this
place.
The business is new one in South
Carolina and seems likely to attract
more attention.,
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SUPPOSED PIEATIcAL VEssEL.-.Capt. Foot,
who came as passenger in the Spanish
bark Catalina, from Barcelona, reports that
on the 18th inst, when off the north coast
Of st. Domingo, schooner with no name
on her stern, which. by her motions and
appearance, was concluded to be n pratt
cal vessel, was scen. She bore down
on the bark al first, but perceiving that
she was large vessel and likely to give
some trouble, and not much prospect OF
rich booty--as tho bark was only lightly
ballasted-shc afterwards shcared off. We
understand that so confident is the belief
in the p ratical character of this craft, that
the facts have beon officially report. d at
the Spanish consulate in this city.
~. 0. Picdynne.
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A HARD CAsE.--The last Romncy
Argus contains an advertisement, offer
ing reward of $40 for the apprehension
OF John a. Linn, who absconded from
Hampshire County abou. the Odd of Feb.
ruary, taking with him the wife Of Mr..
John Woolfe. Mr.. Woolfe is the mother of
three children, the youngest of which is
an infant seven weeks old, which sho left
at home in the cradle I?
They took one Of Mr.. Woolfe's horses
to go off OH. Mr.. Woolfe offers the $50
reward Tor the apprehension OF Klinn; he
offers nothing for catching Mrs. WooIf, as
nc deems himself fortunate in getting rid
Of her,-Stam!ard.
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ORDERS UPON TIE ABOVE
In The General ,Spve;,,,.


oh motion of Fair, Solicitor. 1t is
ordered that so much of the Present
ment OF the Grand Jury as relate to
the condition Of the Cain Savannah
load across Sammy Swamp and a
bridge across the same, be copied and
served upon Col. Wm. Nett.cs, as
Commissioner of Roads, for the Road
DIVISION in which said Swamp is situa
ted; and that he be required to carry
INTO c3tect the recommendation therein
contained. and in case nt datault there.
IN to show cause at the next Court wby
he should not be indicted for such ne.
g'ect Of duty.
That SO much rs relates to the Rail
Road Depot and Cars be copied and
served on the President Of the vii.
inington and Manchester Rail Road,
aud that the said Company take such
measure as they may deem most likely
to remove the cause Of complaint set
forth in said Prcscntmcnt. And in
default therein to show cause why an
indictment should not be preferred
against said Company for nuisance.
And that SO much as relates to the
Jail, ShcriflS, Clerks, and Commission
ers offices rs well as the Grand Jury
Room, be- copied and served upon tic
Board OF Commissioners Of Public
Buildings, and that they be quosted
to carry into effect the recommends
tions therein contained, and in default,
to show cause why the same be not
done.
T. J. WIrHERS.
tr;1 ID 1874
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PHENoME. oN.--The last Lafayette
Courles says that at the residence of Mr..
Marsh, Wca Plains on the llh ult., a roar
ing was heard in the well, sounding like
storm. The water was forced up seven
ty feet, and above the top Of the well, by
a current Of air from tho bottom, and with
such velocity as to send it through tho
crevices Of the platform some distance in
the air. The noise was so loud as to be
heard tho distance Of half a mile and
continued four hours. Another we'll, on
the Hilsworth farm on the Wca, was affect.
Cd IN The same way, at the same time.
'Webash (lnd) Erprcss.
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lW Persons wishing to see us upon
business connected with the Paper or Law,
can find us at any hour during the day,
except from four to five in the afternoon,
at our Office, just back of SoloMoSs' New
Store. All business connected with the
paper must be transacted with WILLIAM
LEWIS, JonN S. RIcHAEDsoN, jr., or r. G..
LOGAN. Mr.. r. G. LOGAN, the Foreman
of Banner Office, is our only authorised
Agent to receive money and give receipts
for the same, and may always be found at
the Banner Office. All letters addressed
to the Banner must be prepaid to insure
attention.
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Important Railroad Meeting

On Friday meeting was held, in
Charleston, of the Presidents Of the Mont,
gomcry and West Point, Muscogcc, South
ern, Central, Waynsboro, South Carolina,
wilmington and Manchester, and Will
m'nglon land Raleigh--thc purpose of
which was to arrange through schedule
from Washington to New Orleans. The
great mail will be, by this arrangement,
expedited twelve bours--two trains will
run daily, Tho arrangement to 60 into
operation as soon rs practicable.
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The Columbia South Carolinian has
seen two counterfeit $50 bills on the
bank of the State of South Carolina.-
The bills are tolerably executed, the
paper poor. They arc made payable
to James Fenton, and signed M. a.
Moat, Cashier, r. N. Loodwyn, Presi-
dent. One bill is dated st May, 1852,
and the other the fourth of the same
month. People should be on the look
out.
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AN ODEDlESr SoLDIER.-On Satur.
day last, soldier connected with the
= arlestown navy-yard, entered
shop where liquor was vended in that
city, and walking up to the bar, he be.
gan to tumble for fourpence while
waiting for the bartender, who was bu.
sy in an other part of the store. He had
just secured his money when woman
entered the door, and walking up be-
hind him, slapped him on the shoulders
and shouted, Murch." The soldier
turned to see who gave this order, and
recognizing his wife as the giver ofthe
command, without speaking n single
word, turned Oil his heel and marched
out OF the door as though under mar
tial comrnand.-Boston Traveller.
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"A American Hotel,

Visitors to Charleston who desire quiet
and welI-arranged Hotel, and one in suffi-
clently close proximity to business parts
of the city, would do we'll to try the Amcri-
can Hotel on the corner of King and
George streets. The propretors are at
tentivc, accommodating and polite.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-04-19

LIE Pacific RArLRoAD.-The St.
LOUIS Republican announces that Tho
sou,h western branch of the Pacific mil
road I'll miles in cnglh, has been mt
under contract, to be completed in four
years. a. 5. Dcvin e. Co., of New York.
are the contractors. With the except,on
OF the State stock appropriated to the
branch ($l000,00O) and the S5OO,OOO os
private subscription necessary to secure il.
the contractors take their pay in the con.
structIon bonds of the company.
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1t is said Mr.. Marcy has declared if there
be any attemptto TO back ou, from the de.
mands made upon Spain OH the part of the
President, he will at once resign. Tho
demands upon Spain are, first, an immcdi.
ate apology for the affair of the Bluck
Warrior; and, secondly, the Investment
OF diplomatic power in the Captain Gencr.
al to treat directly with this Government
upon all differences in connection with
Cuba.
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MUEnER.--On Monday last, a norro
belonging to Mrs. Henry was killed. by
another negro near Clinton, in this District
1t seems that the two got into fight, and
MIR. Henry attempted TO part them, when
the deceased boy turned upon him, and
got him down. Mr.. II, then called on the
other boy to help him, who struck the
negro on the head several times, causing
his doath. These are the facts, as we have
hoard them.-- Laurenspiiie Ilcral.
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II. N. Wheaton has retired from the
editorial charge Of the Grecnvilc Noun.
ta'ncer' which is filled by Col. +. II
I"wnes and VIM. NJ. Thomas. We en-
te"d to them the usual courtesy and wish
them all the success they merit
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-04-19

FATAL CAsUALTY.-We learn that a
lad about 10 or Is years Of age, named
Patrick Redmond, fell yesterday from
the receiver Of the Reservoir of the
City Water Works, a considerable
height, and was SO seriously injured
that he survived but few hours. He
was engaged, We are Informed, in hea
ting r'vets for some of the pipes, at
the time Of the accident.
Charleston Standard.
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a new l'ostotfi"c has been established
on The Wilmington and Manchester Road,
TO be called "F'loydville," South Carolina.
The office is between "Fair Bluff" North
Carolina, and Little Pee Dce," South
Carolina.
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OAr Court.

The Court for this District met on
Monday and adjourned Wednesday,
not much business was transacted, and
several cases postponed. Tho pre-
sentiment of the Grand Jury will be
found in another column, and is de-
serving of attention.
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Seedy people may be glad to learn
That the original color black garments
can De restored by saturating the rus
ty parts with an infusion of log wood
applied with sponge; dry and press
off with q hot irOn.''
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-04-19

Charleston and Nashville are now
within Is hours Of each other. Pas
sengers leaving Atlanta at 5 A. NJ,
will reach Nashville at lOP. M. same
day.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-04-19

sNe Mcintosh Post Office in Sum.
ter District, S. c., has been abolished,
and the office Of Lyuchburgh re cstab-
lished with Mr.. Robert Durant, Post
Master.
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The remains Of the late John Howard
ii,ayne' the author of "FIome Sweet
iiome, are TO be brought to this coun-
try and placed in the congressional burial.
ground, and suitable monument erected
To his memory at the expense of govern
mCnt.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-04-19

Inc surplus in the b-Treasury is
again on the increase. 1t amounts To
sao'ooO,00o, little larger than during the
period OF greatest plethora in Septcmber
'ast' when an eminent danger of appoplexy
was removed only by the heavy payment
'or 'he redemption Of debt, and the largo
disbursements Tor the armv u
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-04-19

Two Americans are now in the
turkish army, one having the commits
sion OF Colonel, and the other, think,
oi Aiayor. The former was u Cap
tain in the United States army. Both
have gone to join the troops at Kars,
near the Georgian frontier"
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COTTON MARK li'T.
CHARLESTON, ArR1L II.

On receipt Of the last adviccs from
Europe cotton declined from lS to ID
cents from last quotation. Prices range
from 7 to 93 s cents.
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WEST POINT CADErs.-The bill which
the Senate passed on the 22d inst. adds
sIxty-two TO tho number of cadets uppoint-
ed every four years, and confers upon the
Senators of the respective States, the priv
ii!ege OF appointing them. At the present
time members Of the House alone have
the right to select cadets.
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N Office.

take notice that Band No. 5, will turn out from
Monday the 24,h of April, for the usual term.
l.. p. LURING, Prcs't.
J. II. DINGLE, Secty.
April 18TH 1854.
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Sons of 'EeillDuracc.

On the evening Of the 9th inst, at a
regular meeting of Sumter Division
No. II, S. of T., the following broth
rcn were regularly cnstaIlcd officers
ofthis Division, to serve the ensuing
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I" PROTECTION -
AGAINST LIGHTNING,

' VIE subscribers respectfully informs
Il the citizens OF Sumter District that
they have just received supply of Otes's
m st perfect Conductors of Electricity
They will supply the people of This Dis.
trIct with the rods and send mechanic
10 put them up, or from their simplicity
this item OF expense can be saved as any
one that can use gimblet and screw
driver can do the work. by sending a
buggy or cart and servant we can send vol,
tue rods and all their fixtures, and instruct
the messenger how TO put thcm up, there
by saving you the expense of paying for
horses and persons sent out for that pur.
pose, as has been customary in this District
by tho vendcrs of an inferior article here.
tulorc.
DIXON &. COGIIIAN,
April 10, 1854 % st
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a MOTHER PLANET DISCovEpD IT

ASoTnER PLANET DIscovEnD The
London Times announces the almos.
simultaneous discovery Of another
Planet between Mars and Jupiter by
astronomers at Bishops and Radcliffe
obscrvatories. This is, it is said, the
twenty eighth planet now known to cx
list between Mars and Jupiter.
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lie CUBAN SLAVE TRADE.-6OO Afri.
Ia"s u, we're recently landed near Trinidad
~ Enoa they were however, seized bv
al on1cer IN command of detachment
m l.ear mat place although it is alleged the
Governor OF it had received one thousand
ounces to permit the slaves to be lande5
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"e iHive been rclinbly informed
that tile boy Tony who was condemned
for the murder OF Mr.. Alexander Crair.
and is now lying in Lancaster jail,
awaiting the day for his execution, has
'nadea IA idll confession Of his guilt, ex-
posing the whole transaction, and i'm
plicat'ng, as an accomplice, bov
named Dick, bcloning to Mr.. Withcr-
spoon. Strong suspicion from this and
other sources having fas,end upon six
other negroes, the property of Mr..
w therspoon, and two belonging to
DR.. Ihornwcll they have all been ar.
rested and vii! be tiled to day, (Thurs
day ut Landstord-Mcssrs. Gallichat
and Moore, for the prosecution, and
MeSsrs. Clinton and Williams for the
defence Chester, s. G., STANDARD.
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lioDn's LOCK PICKED-Thcrc can
be no doubt Of the facts that Day g.
Ncwclls's American Lock-" under the
care of Mr.. Hobbs, now in London.
has been successfully picked by Mr..
Goatcr, foreman of Chubb's establish
ment. n long correspondence has in
consequence taken place between Mr..
Hobbs and the successful picker of his
lock. The London Mccllanicks' Maea-
zlnc is very severe upon our country
man for cndcavoring to bring English
locks and locks!niths tito desrop,;;y. :
1t accuses him of asserting in one lee
ture that his lack could no{ DC picked,
and again CATER he heard i: had been
picked making the Statement. that it
could be picked. 1t Therefore endcav.
ors to tastcn the charge of tergivcrsa-
ton upon him. The following is Mr..
Goater's reply to Mr.. Hobbs it pre-.
scnts the English side of the question:
The question is, did or did not
fairly pick, last week, four of Hobbs
new American Locks, each lock, when
sold by Mr.. Hobbs, boing accompa.
MED by his nrinted g.nprantee thut it
was secure agalnt picking
An objection is taken by MIR.
Hobbs, that have only operated on
one sized lock, and that a small one
To this reply, the size or shape of
the lock makes no difference to me,
except that the larger the lock, the easi.
cr it is picked, End it can be opened
as easily fixed us unfixcd.
Mr.. Hobbs says he had some locks
at the second meeting, with improve.
ments in them to battle my operations.
After he explained these, told him
plainly, before all the civil engineers
present, that they would not stop me f.
and could pick them as readily as /
had done the others.
In conclusion, Mr.. Hobbs really
had no right to complain of this expos
urc he b"gan the war against the En-
glish locksniths in 1851"
There is no necessity for any contro.
vcrSy on the subject. The simple
question is, " has Hobbs lock been
picked !" If it has, and that fairly, it
settles the whole matter. There does
not seem to be any doubt Of the fact,
and this shows us the mapicku6le lock
has yet to be invcntcd.-S Scientific
1meyicQn.
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lie lluLsEMAN LErTER.-The let
ter Of Mr.. Webster, Gas reported and
believed, because under his signature. !
to Chcvalier Hulseman in reference to
the mission of Dudley Mann, is pa
per which has reflected more credit on
american Diplomacy, than perhaps
any other State paper in the archives
OF the Government, and was regarded
as one OF the most crcditable produc.
tlons OF this eminent Statesman. We
see it now stated that he has been
shorn of the honor, by one ofhis most
intimate friends and warmest admirers:
edward Everett, who claims the au.
thorship, and the original manuscript
has been delivered to him by Mr..
Wcbster's executors. 1t was written
for MIR. Webster by Mr.. Everett when
the former was sick.
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e7- We are indebted to the Hon. s. A,
r1oH' w. w. BoroE, for public docu-
ments.
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lNTEMPERANCE AT THE SoUrH.-A
New Orleans paper makes the follow
ing statement:
During the last year there was cx.
pended something near s3O,OOO,OOO
of This was expended in New Orleans
alone. There were made about lG. 900
arrests, directly aud Indirectly, for
drunkenness, in the city and States;
about 400 deaths by dciirium tremens;
abou: IS murders, besides host OF
other crimes. Over 900 have been
reduced to vagrancy and pauperism
the resources Of the State have been
crippled; .ln>ns;,nis have hccn kept
out of employment; society at large
has heen seriously, deeply damaged in
all its relations; the health and encr,
gles Of some OF our best citizens have
been destroyed and ruined in life
All this has been done, and more, and
yet we haze men who tell us that the
rum.sellcr is MS innocent as a child.
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The two little brolhers-in-law of Mrs
Wilson, OF Texas, who were takon captive
ny the Camanchc Indians. have been re-.
co CO rnd. One was recently brought into
fort |Yas''ta' by an intelligent Chicka-
saw VINO gave tho Caunanches a quantity
o' goods, valued at several hundred dollars,
IN exchange for him. He was in vcry
destitute condition and nearly Naked.
!ho other boy has boon brought into Fort
Arouckle, The discharged soidor referred
TO m Mrs Wilson'S narrative, has also ar.
rived at Fort Wusli,a.- .--Ere. News
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MRS. MoWArT AND MATRrMoyy.-Th
boSt"n Transcript says that VIM. F. Rtcb.
Ie, tisq, the accomplished editor of tho
richmond Enquirer, recently joined Mrs.
Nlowatt, at Weldon, N. c., and .acomno. i.
med her to Baltimore and Philadelnhia'-
lie then returned to Richmond, but will
reJo'n Mrs. Mowatt in Boston, some time
early IN Juno, when sho is again to realize
OIL repeated onactions, and, in sober earn.
nst is to add new lustre to thai f,vor;te
character--thc wife. ~
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UNlTAHIAN CuURCH.--The safe of
pews in this church yesterday produced
the sum Of sl7,57 Thirty.nine
were disposed Of for sl2,o55, the pre-
MUM given for the choice pcws being
$3.50. The sale will be continued
tins and to morrow evening.
E'rening Nelrs.
GooD.--The Legislature of Texas
has passed bill ito establish the
Christian Sabbath" which provides
for the punishment, by fine or impris-
onneHt, OF such persons as may per-
form my labor, or procure any tc be
done on Sunday.
There are said to be some seventeen
thousand of the Jewish faith in the
United States. Their churches mum.
be' thirty one. Probably six thousand
Jews are to be found in the city of
New York. We seldom find one in
our prisons or penitentiaries. They
are not frequently found in our hos
p'ta!s. and never in our po,rhouses.
io!to'ceys PiHs for The cure of Nervous
De0'!Hy and Determination of Blood 10 The
ilead-EXtract Of letter from Mr.. ,lovd.
OF Erw-wen, HarIech, Mer;onethsbiro.-
=" 10 Professor HoIoway.-Sir,-l think it
my tuty to inform you that for a lonp pcr-
I'D was afflicted with giddiness and swim.
ming in The head and eyes, attended by loss
OF appetite and generally impaired health.
Every means had failed to give ME relief.
and a! length It became so aIarminr that
was afraid of going out without an attend
ant. Mr.. Hughes, chemist, of Harlech.
ad',sc" me t" try your Pills, which i'm
medIate!y did, and am happy 10 say they
eHfc'cd perfect cure, and restored me
TO health and strength"
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The latest style of fashionable pantoloons
IN New York is described aa "Iigh, grog
ground, with the castle of Heidelbuyy
IN dark blue, on ono leg and Mount Vos,i-
VIua vomiting forth fire on the other"