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NaRss Brennan.

Miss BHENNAN, who promised in
our last issue, to give lis Concert ON
Saturday night next, has postponed her
visit to this place, in consequence of Il
religious meeting to he held here Al,
That time, until the Saturday night fol.
lowing. On the eighteenth then we
may expect the promised treat, and
we know it will be treat indeed TO
all who love sweet music. Don't for.
get to come onc and all. Miss B. is
a native Carolinian and deserves our
patronage. fIsr singing too is worth
more thnn all the Ethiopian and other
Bands who have visited us for years
past. Let crcry body come out to hear
her. We will publish the pieces to be
sung by her and the plucc where the
Concert will be given in our next
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H'hc HHarlacc House.

Friend MlrCnELL announces IN n
card, in this issue, thu: his well kent
llouse is still open for travellers and
hopes to retain his former good run of
custom. We can see no reason WHY
he should not. His House is mn OK.
cclIcnt one and he himself an excellent
host. lie was the first to open u
house of this kind upon this line Of
Road and has devoted his Whole time
and energy to keeping itsoell, and now
when the attempt is being made to
cut him out, We do hope the travel,
ling public will show their appreciation
oi his efforts and his merits by stick
ing to him.
The llousc now about being opened
at kingsvilIe has been gotten up with
the express intention of cutting him
out, but when it is known that he
(Mr. MlTcnELL) made tho highest bid
of any one, to tho committee of tho
Charleston and Columbia Rail Rosd
company for Che place and that they
gave it, Notwithstanding their adver-
tlsement promised it to the high
est bidder, to their Javorite, we hope our
Rail Road Company will refuse to &C
commodate their time to suit the House
at kingsville, but will leave that
s'chly and disogreabie place as soon
as the cars arrive and stop, as hereto
fUrc, for meals at SumtcrviElc.
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The Mails.

y temporary arrangement has been
entered into by the Postmaster in
Charleston. and the President of the
South Carolina Rail Road, by Which
the latter has agreed to transport the
mails tor ten days more, dating from
Saturday last. In the mean fine the
Postmaster General and Charlest on
Chamber Of Commerce arc invcstipa.
ting the matters in dispute and endcav.
olng to arrange them.
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Il K EE z ~ e & < ;

MAHnIEp,--On tuesday morning
the 7,h inst. ~ the Rev AM. Fos-
ter. Mr. j. B. Roach, Of Charleston.
to Miss CnSKLorrE A.. BnuSsoN,
daughter Of Wm, l.. Bronson, Of Sum.
tervil!c.
On the si INST. by W. singlet n,
Esq, Mr.. L. MaI;..y 10 MEND.
RIcnARDsoS, all of Sumter District.
On Sunday O,,"l'er Goth, by James
G. Blackwell, Esq, Mr.. STEPHEN NJ.
TIsDALs to Miss ELlxApkrl RHAME, all
'of Sutu,af District.
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Beware of OYSTERS,

We Learn that several individuals
have recently died in Columbia from
eating Oysters. Others have been
Il ade sick by par,aking of the {" Iii.
valves" We SUPPOSE that the disease
which infects Oysters and fish at the
North has come South. Look out.
epicurcs and golrmands.
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COQl n'f,

The Court Of Common Pleas and
General Sessions for Sumter District.
commenced its Fall term on Monday ;
his honor Judge WnlTSEn prcsidrs.--
! here is the usua! attendance Of mem
bcrs of the Bar and business enough
to keep the Court in session to the
second week; there arc: however, no
very important cases ON the dockcts.
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SUBSCRIBER.
For the Banner.

TUT tlc DhnNer.
Messrs. Editnrs:-l send you curious,
document picked up the other day, and
winch may through the medium of your
columns reach It's proper destination.
MY Dear Young Frend-You ask my
experience in regard to The course which.
! have pursued these many years past, IN
order To ti% myself in the affections and
confidence of the people, and to ensure Inv
elevation TO any office 10 which have as
pred within their gifts. AS you are about
to enter upon punl.c lie, and az have
always had a greut affection Tor you,
will proceed To give you tie desired inlor.
NATION cunddly and fully, only begging
you, to bc cauinu$ aud notsuifIr fiYS same 8
ever TO appear in c"nnec' iun w.th 1t.
would first lay down the general prin.
ciplc to guide you in any emergency which,
may arse, and for ,rhich | may no, be
able to give you an example. A.ways an.
pear to act as y"n think gentlemen would
act IN The gwen case. Appearances my
friend are everything in this world. AS
to reality IN honesty, trutl,iuIncss, and
Kindness OF heart, the thing is mere
.fclion, and exists only IN The hcaus Of
MOVIE es and day-dreamers. It is mere
sentiment. The world would compare
To chcess.board aud us events, the gn,ne.
He who makes the most udrol move will
be the winner. WaIpoIe said. that eve-
~ man had his price" and SFa,polc UNA
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eR Persons wishing to see us upon
business connected with the Paper or Law,
can find us at any hour during the day,
at our office, just back Of SoI.oMoNs' New
Store. u fIl letters addressed 10 the
Banner must be pre-paii to insure a,ten.
ton.
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I)aguerreOtVDeS.

MR.. LArAR is pleased lu mform,ihe'
citizens oil Sumterville anl vi, iniiy,s tliat
he has returned to Suinterviie, and mas
opened hs Daguerrean khnnis at ihe'
place formerly occupied by aim near ihe'
sumter Btuner Offiae.
Thanklu. Tor the liberal patronage here
tofsrs Gestowed, ,she i,sites all who deslre'
sCaPIraL PtoTuR rs 10 give iiiiii.a tal ll.,as
u fStY. s, II SltI gssE3 81 s9sst @ @ Eif,
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Sumter fEiSsGhparra.

AS the Court OF Common Pleas will be
III session at the time Of the next parade
Of the Sumter Rinemen, and in order to
extend the time for changing their Uni
form, the next parade is postponed unit
the regular parade day in December.
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Rsa'. HLaaar.

It will be seen by our advertising col.
urnns that this young gentleman has
returned to his former rooms, next
door to the Banner Office, where he is
ready and able 10 give entire satisf,c.
tlon to all who feel like perpetuating
the image of themselves or friends. IS
------za~s-s-aa,.L-e-n- @
Fatal Rail Road Accident.
CHICAGO, November 3.
A car on. the train which left this
city On Wednesday night for Rock
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Agents for the BgarpEacr.

The following persons I,nve been ap
pointed Agents and are authorized to re-.
ceive, and receipt Tor, all sums due the
Sumter Banner. Any person wishing To
become subscriber to the Banner, by
handing then thcir name and address will
have the paper forwarded promptly.
They will also sec to forwarding all ad-
vcrlIsing business connected with the
paper.
w. w. WALKER JR., Columbia s. C..
>. w. WHITAKER. Wilmington, N. C.
WILLIAM HYDE, :" I"
r. G. LOGAN. .SumtcryilIe s. G..
No other person is authorized to recent
fer the Banner.
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'ERle Yellow Fever

The Charleston Board Of Health
have discontinued their daily reports
of deaths, rs the fever is pronounced
no longer epidemic. The recent
cool weather gives us reason to ex
rcct similar reports from other South
crn cities, which have been afflicted.
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COTTON MARKET
CHARLESTON Nov (

CHARLESTON Nov. 6.
CoTToN-The market to. day remained
III quiet state, and only few purchasers
in attendance. The sales amounted to
375 bales at former prices, from IA
Q 3 f.
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Is and, broke i'm axle near Miami, and
the Locomotive ran off the track, kill.
ing thirty or forty first class passcn.
gers, and fatally sca!ding dozen
others.
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n Office.

THE notes and accounts Cue DR.. NJ.
d. Nj Leoi, have been placed in our hands
ior c"lecI'on hil persons indebted TO-
hiia wlll p ease pay by the first o! Janu-
AIRY next, and thus save cast.
ELANDlNG u DESAUSSURE.
Nuv 8, lS;54. 3, .r III, Il
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VLiii ilARIll1EE house, \

SIu F:4.t,, Nov. 4 aS5 3.
'fh,s House. 81 'aGi immediately on
the Wilmington g. Manchester Rail Ro.d
and at very near Y Il contra! point clwern
mina,nn n G.. Charleston s. e. and
Augusta Ga, is still open Tor tile reception
and acco;nlmniatN,n q The, travelling pub
c.antl affords lie tired ir veieran OPP
p,rtnniy, 10 ay ovcfTSs nigl.t ons,he ,ire-
me journey ,e,wnen the ln, nils 5nbove
alluded 10. The Proprietor ms Gt,ed up
5scvrr II coin or,ahic. b.Irntnns for that cx 4
press urpnse aud having incurred the
rrst heicy expenditure on ,h's line OF road
nor in. cuniurl and arcoii,in,i.iutiun o
traveller he hopes, by the continued aint
un'irelng zeal on hc parl os the ManS rs
lie eSihb.,stm m. tn SECURE IA q u,itinu-
a.Ice ot ii,at liberal patronage bestowed or
h,ln tor The last ten un,nins. lie Cnuld
rc'er tn hundreds sr'lu The North, Sou, h,'
= : and West. as 10 the cla'ms of hs
S. at prefers persons giving hun
l ,n,. uisH.
w. S. MITCHELL, Is
Proprietor.
AND LADY,
Nov. 3, 1854 =. 6m.
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of the above mnmedEfrom "tlc Bank of
lie State of North Carolina" as there
are some notes nowiin circulation that
We're issued by tile Broken Bunk, and
might IN The hurry ofzhnsiness he tn.
ken for the notes Of the Bank of the
State.
LIST OF CoUNTEKFEIrs.
Bank OF the State ofsNorth Carolina
Raleigh:
G. w. Mordecai. President.
Charlsss Dewey, Cashier.
Notes which read" ",Smte Bank of
NorM Carolina are worthless.
zoos altered from smaller depomi
nationot the genuine-vr,y old plate.
Is vgnettc-ielnale, shield and
sickle on right end figure 4 on each
side of visnc,,c.
los vignette female and sailor.
los vignc,te State Hnuse-mule
figure. in sitting posture on each up.
per corner; figure 10 on each lower
corner. This is now circulating an
,Sumter district.
COS vignc,te U. S. Bank, Philadel.
phia portrait on each four corners of
The mite.
2O's An eagle ON right end; female
etc. on the left.
SOS on the Fayetteville Bank. The
Bank has none on that Branch in cir
culati,'n.
zoos vignctte train Of cars head
Of franklin ON right end !; letter e on
each side Of vignette.
BANK OF wADEsDoRo.
w. E. Leak, President.
RI. B. Hammond, Cashier.
3's vignettc q steamship, THREE
on each end:
SIS vignette an caglc-Me genuine
has t'0o Srmales.
BANK OF cArE FEAH-"ILMISGToN.
Thomas II. Wright, President.
-,
rs vignctte, female and wheel
figure 8 on each side of vignctte; Cash
ier and President engraved.
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p'' az 'e'',"'e' "'."
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10, g.. ;.
oo:s ytif,, ,e -,
fro. ,-,,.,-
Of nn7. \ ;,h cnlnrs ~ n. i,,,,,,' :.
h.,l ,f Franklin ,n I,,,v.r ,,r o.
head Of Wn,hiuyl,u ON r;,ht G,,, an
u,,,.r ,.,,,,,r.,,.,,I. Iva, ;,,,
,ur.s
loO's v.rv o,,d o,o,ov;,,r o,oh
.,j hrs ,n.d,ll;o, >,
W,Sh,,.,,,, orc ,r;,.,.l -, ,bo o,.
:, ,od
zoos Same "a ~. h,,nIr.1 H..
scrl,d .,b,yc"
Jy,a .I,,,. r. ,,r.sor,.,l l., ,o,.
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News of tho Week.

We are compelled, on account Of
pressure Of other matter, to omit our
usual column Of News Items.
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CIRCULATION. SPECIE.
No. Ca. si,6oo,Ooo s3ooo, 900 or 2l.2 to
Georgia, 5,oOo,0oO l.70o,0Oo or 81 TO
Tennessee, G,aoO,ooo 2,2OOooo or 3,ol
So. Ga 7,3I5,OOO l,43J,OSo or ,oI
These are facts which place the
matter beyond dispute. If the North
Carolina Banks were to make arrange
ments to redeem their paper in Will
mlngton or Charleston, they would find
their circulation extending all over the
country, because the holder could more
easily obtain the specie, if lie should
,cant H."
North Carolina Bank Notes are
quoted in the Charleston market ut 3
per cent. discount, Oh account of the
difficulty of getting to the Banks to
present them for redemption but as
planters generally prefer good notes
to specie, that reason cannot hold good
with Us. All that we can care for is
,hc solvency Of the Bank and the cur.
rcncy of its notes. Th, testimony oi
MIR. Monroe. as quoted above, should
therefore allay any doubts as to the
propr'cty OF passing them rs current
money amongst ourselves. Our aim
should he to guard against cuunterfe,,S;
IL danger to which We are peculiarly
exposed just now, from the fact tha.
we are not yet SO well convcrsan;
with the genuine Bills rs to be able to
detect, alta lance, the counterfeit. To
enable each and every one of your
readers to do this, the writer will
quote again from the last issue of
Monroc's Southern Banker: "a
LIST OF BROKEN BANKS.
Bank of Ncwbcrm..
Branch u. S. Bank at Ncwbcnr
=" Ta,buro.
Z" I" Fayetteville
State Bank Of North Carolina"
Readers must distinguish The las.
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AcOQQl Qldicdl.

JonN l.. GIAoN, who was tried in
Camden &, last week, for the murder
OF w. J. GRAHAM, has been acquitted.
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Clarendon Election,

The former publication of the votes
given in the late election for Repre-.
scntativcs in Clarendon was incom.
plcte and l'y request is now given:
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Yours Truly,
MAURICE.
For the Banner.
North Carolina Bank
Notes.

MEssRs. EDlToRs Since the com.
peton of the Wilmington and Man.
chester Ruil Read, new market has
been opened to Our citizens, aud many
of them have taken advantage OF the
facilities afforded them for trading with
Wilmington. The cheapncss ofircights,
when compared with frcights to and
from Charleston, has caused many to
look TO Wilmington for their supplies.
One of the inevitable results of ira
ding with Wilmington will be, and is
already now apparent. the circulation
of North Carolina Bauli Notes amongst
US. We see them almost daily ten
dercd in ny mcnt OF dues, and they
arc already brcoInng familiar in IL
section of country where Il few years
ago, we would scarcely ever see them,
and be certain to refuse them when of:
icred. -
u is IL well known fact that great
many ccuntcrirts are in circulation
and :hc object of this communication
is, lst. to inspire confidence in The
suin lnrss of North Carolina Buui2s,
and 2d, to describe the C ,unlcrieitS
that are in circulation; SO that every
reader of your paper may have The up.
p"rtunlty Of deciding for himself the
g"nuinr!.:.s> -! :. North C:.:..!ima H:.: |:
Note wien offered in ny lre,li, and
when decided upon us genuine, that he
may accept it in fall confidence that
the Bank is su,nd.
For the information herein conveyed
the writer is indebted to Munruc'S
Southern Banker, work which should
be on the desk Of every man in buS.
ness.
To quote from that work " the
Banks in the State of North Clrulin;.
have the least circulation of any others
in the Union in proportion to their
specie on hand. Let us compare their
returns with those of Georgia, Ten
nessec an! South Carolina:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-27

bstvsea Power street md Fourth avsnus ct two O'Clock
this aftsrnocn
On Sunday, January a. MAloAuz. daughter Of John
and Elizabeth A. Gsynor assd years, Ave mnths and
10 days.
At Nyaek, Rociand county on Sunday, January a. Of
consumption ADA WILLIAMS, Granddaughter Of the late
Robert Gednsy, in the 10th year Of her sgs
At Psrnambuco. December %, Mr. GORDON Ameriesu
consul injuries received BY falling from the bal
cony Of his residence six days previous to his death
At her late residence. Georgstown, d. g., Tuesday,
January In the 10th year Of her age Mrs AARrHA JU
yKRsoN WAGGAnAN relct of the late Thomas WaggAnan,
the last Of the daughters OF Governor John Tyler late Of
Greenway Charles City county Virginia, and sister Of
President Tyler.
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Married,
m1Rr1eus
esday, January "a, By the Rev D. l..

In this city. on Tuesday January a. BY the Rev D. l..
Marks Mr.. WILLIAM T. PATTERSON, OF this city, TO Miss
EMILY CLEMENT, Of Rockland Lake
On Monday, January %, BY the Rev Samuel Covi, OF
New York THoMAs D, JACKSON OF Brooklyn, to LAURA c.
HARDK OF New York.
ON Tueiday, January "a, A. Calvary Church, by the
Rev. William BerriAD, d D., Rector Of Trinity Psrsh,
OF this city.
Savaupah ard Macon, Ga papers please copy
At st. Peters Cnurch Brooklyn, on Thursday JAnaA-y
&C. by the Rev John stsarns AIPsEp GRxGoRY, Esq., Of
Washington, d. c., to EuzARxH, emily daughter Of the
lsts 5enry Mcseley, Eco, OF Bar bados, B. W. l.
In Brooklyn, December 10, by the Rev. q. j. Fox BrI
KKyDRIcK to Miss g. r. CHLcsTr both of Brooklyn,
In Charleston, o. Wednesday evening, by the Rev.
Or. Hancke, EDnaUSD BowLr Of New York, TO JAM " j
HrwArD daughter OF the late Daniel Hayward.
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On Wednesday January u.s. JOIN Fonsss aged 90 years.
Of the Oldest practical printers in this city
veyed to jamaica L. for nterment ct ten O'Clock this
orspg His funeral wD take place from his late resi-
eence No. Sc North Moore street.
On Thursday January &c, IY, widow OF Asher Stone,
Her relatives ard the friends Of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral ut two O'Clock this aern0 from
her late residence. No la4 sixth avenue
On Thursday January &C. HENRY W, son OF Henry
DEAN, In the 18th year OF his age
ne friends OF family are invited to sttsnd his ia.
neral at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon, from his a.
TIERS re.cence, No % Citation place. without further
On Thursday January 2e GroRas l. scnioyp :RrY, sssd
Al years. II moath and II days.
tend the funeral O'Clock moro afternoon from
bis late residence, corner OF FRANKFORT and Cnd streets
On "Wednesday evening, January 70 saddsniy, EowIs
Mason youngest son OF Ann Eliza and tbs late Joseph
Hill
Thu relatives And friends Of the fsmi, are respectfully
invited to attend his funsra at O'Clock Sunday
afternoon from his late residence No. so Fifth street
TIE remains viii Be taken 10 Greenwood for intermeus
On Thuriday, January 2c, Of consumption, ELEANOR
The friends Of the family and those Of her nsphsw
John Paris invited % attend her funeral from her
late residence No. ls6 West Twenty seventh street. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues at two O'Clock to m rrow
In Brooklyn, en- Wednesday January rs Of convaIsion
Macy r., your gest chile Of William and Jane Pnse
sped months and rs days.
fhe friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at half past one O'Clock this
Afternoon from the residence o. ner father No 80 Law
renee street.
On wednesday January rs, WILLIAM MoAT, ei typhoid
fever.
The friends and scqusntsncss o, the family are re-
ully invited 70 ATTEND the funeral this day from
bs l.ts residence No 200 West Twenty seventh street
Albany papers please copy ,.,,,
ON weonssosy January as after long and tedioas III
rsss grs EiES CLARK, wife Of the late Michael Csrs, Ia
the Eoth year Of her age.
sr n lstyes Al frieSts ard those OF her son. Hugh
Cl,yt are respectfully invited TO attend her funeral,
- bY nsst two O'clock this aitsrnsop from her L. u
residence No ga Stanton street without farther invita-
ton Her remains will be taken to the Eleventh street
burial ground for inteTment
In B,ooiI,p on Monday January 10, srnHES, only sor
of Edward and Sarah Ann Kelly, aged years. month
and day. ,,,,-.,
p.trt Kelly are respectfully invited to attend the tuns
raj from the rcsdsnss Of his parents In Bergen street
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Port or New York, january 28, 1854,
CLEARED.

CLEARED
n sss ss sss M Co.
Ship weftninstsr, sisdden, New Orleans, Stanton 4
Bari Joba Celby. Rhodes cspe do Verbs. Cartwright
Basi Alice Tartlton Williams cursoos, yoso Perkins
oep siI NILE m.,ta. R9s vsn
Bark Mary Jane, sherman, New ORLEANS, Ri,hardson
Brir Denton. savin, sssua Ia Grands. Thompson 4
sohr Isrsi, Perry Nsuvitas Simpson, Mayhem Co.
sobr ABBY Lndsloy Chase, KinxstOn, ia Foster Nick
sesr Lindsey Lewis franklin R Buck 4co.
sohr Forest Cole ysesscnviis. Thcmpa @ Hunter
s Sr S Se.nSa Ts1lin BS:9n Dayton s.raxus
St, amer Georges Greek Powell Baltimore Parker Vein
Steamer Wes.ernport Hall, Baltimore Parker Vein Co.
ARRIVED.
y aaSShe SINNER Norfolk TO- with nd' and
Ship CASTOR Blanche, Flushing IS days with
y aa,
- % and i idsa mn
theY were burned; The ship was painted black with
h s: sss ". TUnHiRs s Ihsh y board her
10 GAS Co. s ss IRON from
10 sw, has fssn days OF sandy Mo.S "'.'' '''
S.s asa g. ssE Sss s $ e. g.
HANS Ny 0slssn in ballast.
via ssr. .sss ss &C.
os "a ri assn ssS s Sid
Portland and parted company 18th. On lsh saw the
Jas Crosby again, on HAtterss
Bark John Bird (Of RoeklAn Bird NatAnsAs, 10 days.
with sugar, 70 W Elwell 4 Co.
days, with IRON, TO Peck thu,oh. -A' ''''' y
Brig Yrms lvenez Aiorto Ciudad Bolivar q days with
tobacco and hides, 70 holler Sands Riera.
brig Falmouth lot BALTIMORE williams Pernambuoo, 80
GAYS with susas to Pichersgll vessel 10 Freeman
lost and spin sails &c parted bAoIstay rigging DO
crew AL disabled; several OF them frostbten
blown on the coast twice In six da)s.
Brig Era Dumss St Domingo City, 10 days. with maho-
ghsny 49, 70 Rossre Experienced heavy gales from
severe Weather; had . pilot on board three dsya
Brig Eagle tBrl Rose Dry HArbor jamaica q days. with
!ogwood, hides de- TO DAvSon 4 c..
. Big Aanode !Br Mills Windsor. ID days. with plaster
schr Labrador (B, Cronsn Halifax 10 days. with mdse
from stes N, hip Humboldt. TO II Hunter.
Schr Matilda Wells Terry, Charleston, days
Sohr = Kne, -, Plymouth NO.
Sohr I'M carter, Lines, Alexandris, days
Schr James 7 Boyd - Virrinia
sohr J Bleeoler. Robinson Baltimore, 4 days,
schr Camilla, Blizzard BrAndywine, 2 days.
Sohr seaman, Love- Delaware
Schr Telegraph, Tarnum, BridgeporI, ~ hours
steamer W amsuttA Cushman, New Bedford, days
Whsleship Java, and an unknown bark.
SAILED.
Ship Constitution, Liverpool
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to rad a.d wAts, and said W live on ffss son
can adopt This doetrns Great eonfuson and cries Of
: GRu ~ rHs cHoIR-Yoa can put me down II ysu VIII.
Strange TO ssy, Pm not abolltionist-
voE--Wsl, you talk like one. daughter, and ssvs-
raj persons made motions TO adjourn The gentleman
In the choir continued TO speak In detached sentences
amid conaiderabs disturbance He fsid-As sure IS
there Is Goo 80 con sit down" A. sure as
T. Fuller = C"weli, Teller 60 homsl') :
(Whats your 6rst nameSn) Ny name Ii J. w. A. Fuller
and Amt ashamed to own 1t = ("You ought to
be ashamed to come here and disturb .
(This last rem Arb made In most i'm prsssive
ner by stout gentleman in . white oravat) Fuller
Tnsts good resolution and any body has got nerve
enough to second It
vocr-I second 1t. Several Of the officers Of the
meeting gathered around Mr. Fuller and requested him
to desist while the crowd continued to cry "Put him
outl" "Adjoursl sdjournlr
FU1IER-Wsu, my resolution Ia moved and seconded
and you can't adjourn till you act upon 1t.
VoIE--l move that, IS the resolution does not be
long TO Blu nsss 1t lie the table (Crss Of Good
goodin Put the notionl')
The motion was put-there we're . great many ayes
ard q great any 1t would be difficult TO say
which prevailed The meeting soon afterwards dissolved
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