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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-02-08

10 IAS CoLLECToRs.-The Act of tho
Legislature - relating TO the Registry of
blrlhs. Deaths and Marriages. requires
inc Tax Collectors to receive returns when
'nc taxes are paid. We are requested to
give notice that the books and schedules
Will be forwarded to the Tax Collectors
when The Acts are distributed, as the an.
Po'hlln"nt OF Registrars has just been made,
ana Il Is Their duty to have such books prc.
pared. This will enable tie Registry TO
be commenced on LIST March.
Editors interested in the Rcsistrv will
please copy this notice. Carniinian,
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s71 We publish in this issue, according
topromise, Mr. TABER's celebrated speech
1t has taken up more room than we
thought for, and too much to allow our
publishing at the same time Gas We intend
ed) Mr.. PEERY's criticism upon it. We
hope, those gentlemen who have written
and spoken 10 us upon this subject, and
whom we promised 10 publish both articles
together, will accept this as suinc:cn,
reason Tor the non-appearancc of one of
these articles in this number. We viii
have it forth coming in our next, together
with MIR. TABER's recent letter to Mai.
PERRY, which comprises the whole con-
treversy as1ar us it has gone. We have
adopted the plan publishing this contro.
versy between Mr. TABER and Mai. Perry.
in order that the people may have the
chance ofjudging for themselves. and in
order that they may do SO entirely unbiased
we forbear making any comments.
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At1clatiOy..

The attention of the vi la GERS, and cspe-
ciafiy of parents, is called to the Ordinance
ofonr town, which prohibits the practice Of
shooting within its corporate limits. Tie
town Council think it best that parents be
requested 10 put stop 10 their children
violating this wholesome regulation, and
hope that they will save the Coxnci1 the
necessity Of enforcing the law
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s1G Persons wishing to see u.s.. 1tlnn
business can find us, at any hour during The
day except from four 10 five in tho afler-
noon at our office, just back Of SoloMoNs'
New Stofo. All business connected with
the paper must bc transacted with the Edi-
tor, or with WILLIAM LEWIS; and all let
ters addressed to the Banner, mus, be pre-
paid to insure attention.
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Sllllia E1Ox.

The report was going the rounds, few
days ago, that this dreadful disease had
made its appearance in our quiet and
healthy little town. The report originated
in the fact that young man, who had
Just returned from Charleston, had been
takens sick with what has since been as.
ccrtaincd to be mcasels-a disease which
we are informed somewhat resembles the
Small Pox in It's first stage. The young
man has been treated for meascls and is
recovering rs fast as pnssible.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
For the Banner.
TO Dr. y. rs. vvi,lpcrspoo,:

A1s ~
RESPECTED Sir Having had the hap
p;ness Of being long and intimately cngn-
SAINT OF your great moral worth, and u,ob-
trusiye and gcnllenranly dcmcanor az
private citizen, your friends in Claremont
County respe' tiu'ly request your consent
to allow them 10 announce you as candi-
date for Senator, to represent them during
tho ensuing term.
Your we'll established reputation renders
y suPcrfluous to say augllt of your entire
fitness for the station j, is our desire you
should adorn.
FRIEND TO M.Rir.
w" Waichman please copy
~>-~~..-o..-~-~---~~~-
MR. EDIToa: You will oLligc many
citizens by announcing Col. J. u. BLAnD-.
ING as candidate for Representative for
Claremont County, at The next session of
our Legislature.
Feb. g. 1854 Is tfa
E5Y Watchman please copy.
~~~-->---0-..-I~->--o~
Mr.. EDtrOH Please announce Col. J.
NJ. NELSON as candidate for Senator for
Claremont County, at the ensuing elections
and obllge MANY VOTERS
February 9th, 1854 Is tf
u Watchman please copy.
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g DRowNED.-On Fridaye evening last,
Stephen Lawmakers and 4 Mr. W.i,;nm,''
started from ihIs place with II Raft OF LINN.
Der, Tor 6eorgctown. Sometime dnr;n,
mat n'sht The raft was stove and Rainwa,
.ers drowned Williams escaping ashore
OH log Chcrap Gaseue.
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sD- We have the pleasure OF an.
nouncing to our readers, that an ar
rangement has been made, by which
Mr.. JOHN r. LocAN, the former cdi-
ton Of the Banner, vii! assist, to some
extent: in conducting our paper. In
our absence he will take the sole charge
of the paper.
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Slave EolOtlra Kentucky.

We find the following in one Of
our exchanges: su.
We learn from the Louisville Cour.
icr, that Henry County, Ky, has re-
Gently been the scene of considerable
excitement arising from the discov-
cry Of a plot Of some slaves to muir
der family bccaise they thought one
Of their number had been sold, and
make their escape to Canada. The
family which it was proposed to mur.
der was named Hnrndon. One of
the servants, snspccting that his mas
te had taken another off To- sell him,
told his views to several others. and it
was agreed to throw stone in at the
window and kill little boy.
The lady OF the house, it was ex-
pcrted, would be alarmed and run
out, and then she was to lie murder.
cd. This done, the negroes were to
divide, one party to lice at once to
Canada, and the others to remain until
the return Of their master, who was
to be killed, and the money which he
was supposed to have received for
the servant he had taken with him, to
be appropriated to their use. This
scheme was carried out SO far as
to throw the stone through the win
dow, but the boy at whom it was
directed escaped, and the heats Of
tue conspirators failed. The neigh
bors coming in and epquiring about
the stone, which had been thrown,
the negroes talked so rs to draw
suspicion upon themselves, and be-
ing stopped confessed the plot, i'm
plicating large numbes of negroes
and one white man. Several of the
slaves concerned have been sold.
s-.ez>,s-s
THE NEUTRALITY OF SWEDEN AND
DENMARK. Some doubts having been
expressed as 10 the conduct the north
ern courts of Sweden and Denmark may
think proper to adopt in the event Of an
extension of the hostit:es which. have
commenced on the oDapube and the
Black Sen. these powers have recently
determined to establish strict union Of
their policy, and formal declaration Of
their intentions has just been addressed
by their ministers. in identical terms, 10
all the cabinets OF Europe. Whatever
may be the result of tho differences which
have occurred between Russia and Tur-
key. and which threatens to extend to the
maritime powers, Sweden and Denmark
are dcsirous Of maintaining their friendly
relations with ali the States now ut ami,y
with them, and accordingly, they propose
to observe in the contest which may nnw
be i'm pending over The world n street neu-
trasi'.., by abstanlng from every direct or
indirect measure calculated to iavo- "r as
sist either ol the c"nienJ;ng p,rtcs.--C Ca
Gilman.
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COTTON M4hHe k EiT.

CllAELESTON, Fcb. y.
The market on Saturday was inanmate,
but with moderate demand only-priccs
ranging about the same as for some days
previous. The sales amounted to 1900
bales, at the following particulars: 300
bales at 8 Id to s 1-2; 100 bales at 8 /;
455 at 0 Ia; 2lGat 0 l-2; l3O at 0 3D.
to 10: and 81 at 10 l-2c.
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Grcat Conflasr;,tiOn and Loss
OF Life iaa New Orin:,ns

~ fire broke out on the Lcyee in
New Orleans on last Saturday morn
ING, which proved awfuIly destructive
OF life and property.
IL originated in the steamer Charles
Bclcller, and spread to the steamers
Natchcz, Leah Tuna, Mohiynn, Saxon,
Grand Turk, and Others.
All the above named steamers. TO.
gcthcr with barge, were burnt to
the waters edge.
AN immense amount Of produce
lying on the wharvcs was DESTROYED,
togelherwith all the freight on board
the boats burnt.
The entire loss of property lis cs-
tmnted ut one million of dollars,
The steamer Sultana, with Mad.
Sonlag on board, took fire, but i, was
fortunately extinguishcd with but lit.
tie damage.
The loss of life is the most lament
able portion Of this sad calamity.
Five white persons, and thirty.,wo
negroes, have either been devoured in
the ilamcs or been drowned.
One OF The fire engines, in the great
confusion occasioncd, was pushed in
the river. The flames arc not exLin.
tinguished
lhls following so suddenly the ca.
tastrophe OF tho Georgia, only adds to
the ailliction that event occasi,nc1
------l. 90. F..
A new postoilicc has been establish.
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LARGE FLooK OF PMEoSs.--The largest
flock oi wild Pigeons we ever saw pass d
over this place on fuesd mor,nng last.
We should suppose there were from 4 to-
5000 III the iiork. going l,n Soullcas,cr
ir Cc,i,u,.- i.tI0s IL 1LM. eaE
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SAD AcclDENT.-We regret to lean the
up Freight Train Of the GrecnviIc and
Columbia railroad was thrown from the
track on Tuesday, the 3lst ult., and Mr..
Allen, the Engineer, in attempting to
jump from the locomotive, was immediate
ly crushed to death.
GrcenUiNe NIOunfaineer,
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VI Eight thousand bales Of Cotton were
deslfoyedIon the Mississippi River by fire
on the 2Sth ult This with what has been
destroyed, at other times. within tle las,
lew weeks, swo lis tho amount lost 10
something oyer twelve thousand bales.
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GcMerOsiey Of the HHarpcrs

The Slessers. HARpERs, whose estab.
l'shmcnt was recently destroyed by fire
have kindly offered TO pay tho board of The
girls, who were SO suddenly thrown out
"i employment, until their business is sufli.
tclentiy advanced for them to resume their
employment.
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Wsal} Agents.

William II. Dyson, Of this District, J.
r. N. TENHET, of Marion, and WILLIAM
w. Price, of Wilmington, N. c., have
been appointed Mail Agents on the VIII
mington and Manchester Railroad.
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A dividend of six per cant. out of
the profits of tho last half year has
been declared by the commercial Bank
of Wilmington, N. c., besides appro-
prIatlng two per cent. to the contingent
fund. .EL-
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A new postoilicc has been establish.
cdi Darlington District, ut the resi-.
dence ofCapt. }. TnwlSu, to be called
Tans Bay.
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our readers will find interesting the
suoj"Ined account Of the late destruction
OF the ball cartridge factory on Longas-
land' which we copy from the Nep York
Herald
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Mouse F,srnisl.i,.g Store,

T3 and rs CAMP STREET,
E daily receiving fresh additions to
and aoek, csmpriAcd in which are ."...
QuEESsWARE GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE; 4
PARLoR HALL LAMPS
and CHRONICLES; 80.
RICH TEA TRAYS md WATERS, ia snsis
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
@ HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE; {
ENAMELEp and HOLLOW WAg.s
BRITANNIA, PLANIsIEp TIN and JAPhHNED WARE
WOODEN WILLOW WARE; o.." M.
FEATHER DUSTERs;
BRUSHES, Of all kHdsi
PAPER HANGINGs and DOOR MATS
WHITE CHECK and FANCY MATrINGt
WINDOW coRNfcES, CORDS and TAssEIs
CURTAIN BANDS CURTAIN PINS. 49,.
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid g.
STERN, LARD and WHALE OIL A.
feb42 guep MILLER, HARRIS a WALDO
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ARRIVAL OF DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS. The
Empire City brought from Havana among her
passengers the extraordinary vocalist, La Sig
young artist are most perfect, in point of extern
sion, quality, expression and execution Where
oversize has sung, she has received the most
unbounded applause and public favor. The
public and the press of Puerto Principe, where
she gave several grand concerts, speak in the
most exalted terms of her immense talent, not
s only as Cantatrice, but also as Il Pianist
She is al home in the compositions of Liszt
Thalberg, Goria etc. She passed through Ha
vana without giving any concerts; first, from
the absence Of a suitable locale for the pur-
pose; secondly, for fear that existing political
feelings might have tendency to operate
against her, she being a native of this blessed
Republic.
She has had all the advantages of the foreign
school, having received her musical education
from one of Enropes best masters; which, with
her true love for music and many years Of deyo-
ton TO It's laborious study, has rendered her q
periectsartiste. Veteran musicians who have
heard her, say she is the singer of the world.
She is accompanied by Herr Huaseu, the Danisi
violinist, who will direct her concerts, She in
tends commencing in this city, and now present
herself before public whose we'll known musi
cal taste is founded upon real knowledge. Sh
trusts that her true merits will here find III
iairest trial and the most enlightened apprecia
on, and that sue may receive the patronag
and protection Of her eountrymen. We sha
give full particulars Of her FIRST Grand Goncel
IS soon IS the arrangement is complete,
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ZooE at s. W. .Woody's prices.

LOOK at S. ". .WoOdy's Prices.
kE8- HiIf dozen itst-rnte SHIRTS for ~ 80.
Halt dozen L. c. HhNDRERCHEFS tready hemmed) ier 81 80
Halt dozen SUMMER SOCKS, (bleachedl for 81.
Half dozen SUMMER UNDERsHIRTS Tor sg76.
Half dozen sU MINER GRAyATs, (new styled for 81 as
Half dozen SHIRT COLLARS, (three py) for 80 cena.
-Four MARsEILEES VESTS, (icil pattsrns) for 81.
These figures facts and no humbug The rule Of" small
profits and quick will apply every art ce
Gentlemen at Mooiy's.
I~ right Place have your SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER is Al
S. N. MOODY'S,
N, @. Mandatory Of Gentlemsns Garments,
apq4 9plf Cor, Canal street and Exchange Place.
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PROFESSOR HENRY DE MansAN. The metho

ofth gentleman highly spoken Of n this city, arc IN
unens the ladies' gentlemen study the French Lam
sage. Combining oral with the of but angie and
admirable reasonable method capable Of
duny ncopeh resn and requires
great than other SYSTEM ideuousg termed
only Only one. Professor DIMARsAs has
formed Ladies' Evening Canses for Gentlemen
gi,es the residence OF the Pupil
ha osn rnons No Eamp opposite the City Hotel
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.Wedtcul E,ahntafiofa.

tB- DIX. EDw, JENEER COKE having sacstdsd by Adaai
Inhalation Cure after the failure o; all remedies td BY
Philadelphia aud Pa has for nsAr
twenty yearp ths process Of cure
II confidently sslurtss by Inhalation, and the
Indispensable Rdugan,s nc ditetc nnd hsRisne harhs
very many Lungs and Throat deemed
iucurAbls, will be found ameuAbs 10 she healing art.
t Every information chsery BY applying No. ~ Camp
.,r.a, apls2o
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To the EesesEes.

M D M P l. A n EN-
E Re.peetay the Ldies of New ossEfs
Of the following dissaeH. FROLAPSus lEEE
WHITES PRoFusE AEB PAINFUL MENsTRuATtoA, IN
GoRaEST6ET AND LIBERATION OF TIE WOMB.
that which has INST thesn tags
Surgeons Of Pa London AMI New ark
mere which ample testimony, and the
asr sayag ivSs
fine Uterus, Of can be cured
uBvely TIE difeaasI Of LalsaIns
en- be conGuited DAILY atAerresidenee,
s1rls 4pa 1873 St. Jese nh street.
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We are indebted to Purser Hazleten, Of the
steamship United States, for Aspinwall papers,
memoranda, etc
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W. J. Bullay, Esq, the gentlemanly Pursel
of the steamship Empire City, has our thank
for his kind attentions.
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We are indebted to the Clerk of the Eclipse
far Louisville papers and TO Mr.. p. IL Allen,
Clerk Of the steamer Norma fog ST. Louis
papers,
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We have received from Mr.. Thomas L. White,
bookseller. lO5 Canal street, copies of two
most interesting books for children, the one
Memoirs of the Lady seraphina," and the
other entitled Aunt Effie's Rhymes, a charm
ing collection of poems for children.
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U.eyegndaIs Hotel,
". w. steel,

IJECFFy
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER Il sTATIONER,
80 CAMP sTREET.~sa DU
fF- Always ON HAND. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LAW English Fronth) MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOOL
BOOKS, CLASSICAL ANe LITERARY WORKS, CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS, ETC.
,yr STATIONERY, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
tzr ptANK BOOKS AND CARDS Of every dsscriptien.
"A. PRINTING AND oK-gNsISG executed win nrHtuesA
dispatch.
~ AGENT FOR !. =. WHITES PRINTING TYPES ETC.,
AND HOE a co IS CELEBRATED PRINTING PRESSES.
80 air s9p NV
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Summer. Clothing.
F. STRIN Err Il co.,
No. 65 Camp street.
Eg- Invite attention to their snporior assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
large variety WOODEN GOODS adapted for the
FRENCH MERlNo, ALPACA, LINEN DUCK,
FROck AND OFFICE COATS, SAC COATS.
Nerine Dap DOS White Figarsd Drill and Linen paek
PANTS.
Rich Figured Narsees VESTS of the latest styles.
FURNISHING GOODS.
New style CRAyATs, NECK TIES HALF HOSE Ere, Ere.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
OF the latest Philadelphia Manufacture, ap7 2p2m
Gentlemen, Take Notice.
KIT The Good, per "Creeent Clly" have arrived
S. N. 90 US,
Corner Canal and Exchange Place.
And his patrons, who have kindly waited for his
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,
can now select from the splsadd assorimenof
SUMMER cRAyATs,
suAfhIER UNDER CLOTHING,
SUMMER VESTS, SUMMER GLOVES and
FANCY ARTICLES, in great variety
M00DYiS CELEBRATED SHIRTS
be had " iorAa poz-n linen hoom etc-
GB- Shirts made to order in any style.
sH- Remember s. N. MooDY's Address. splo2pd
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We would call attention to the advertisement
Of s. N Moody. in another column of to-day's
paper, which contains list of his prices, which
are such as can only be of profit to him by the
rapidity of his returns We would recommend
a visit to his shop, corner Of Canal street and
Exchange Place, aud an examination Of his scale
of prices and goods.
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Correspondence.

ST. CnARIxs TusArnE, New Orleans, April 49, 1854
Jsnsss H. Faaasd, Esq Secretary II &0aa@safet eoHmassi
M DEAN snAlow you the Of Theatre for
Benefit to the Monument about to be erected the " W
a Me wooaref and Mcleod their lives in
most peeis agreeable you, would name WEDNESDAY
April %, sos the proposed BENEFIT
Respectfully, your obedient servant b. DebAh'
NEW ORLEANS, April %, 1854
b. DEBAR, EsQYour letter OF April ~ mas been ree'eo anu
submitted the Committee behalf Of the Monument We
accept your "WEDNESDAY NEXT and trust that will
aBensft worthy of the object
Yours truly, j. II. WlNGtlEp,
ap91 Secretary Monumental COMMITTEE.
gB City papers please pubh aud charge to Monumental Com
mitine
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Arr,yals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels :. April %

ST. CHARLES. @ Alden, x; J Williams Fla;
DR. W II Briekel and land, Miss; D Winds and son
La; Judge Howell Cal; Mr. Ruse, Va; W Walls Ga
Els Stroller, Ga; Mr. Cohen, Cal; y strozuf, "a. II
Kelly, MIR and Mrs Moody La; J Henderson, Tenn;
A Daniel, Kellp. Miss; w CATER, Mass Me
Quirk, J A MeGill, Tenn.
gERANDA. II Rivers. Pomroy, 4 W Barker, Ala
JIG Moore Texas; Tabhsrt, Murphy, Ark; W
II Rea, Ark; J Duke and lady Miss; j bowman and
lady Da: j Wyche, o; W Hodge, Washing
ton and syt r Psrrous, J Matehure, A Wheeler
Hodge A Gardner, Hiss Furs, 9 Beol, Texas; i
Campbell, Miss; Donahoe, ALA IL J Pack and family
j G Peck, Miss NJ Nuttall, W Nuttall; w Peck
Mrs Darlington and servent, B Darlington La; DE-
Garter, lady and servt Mrs Murphy, Ala Il Ii Adams
j Bird, Ga.
ST. LOUIS .... Mr. and Mrs Bronson Miss Bronson,
NJ Arwin, Slaughter, Y; MIR and Mrs L Gard
ner, child and nurse, Tucker, Miss Mathews and
servant, Matthews, Mass. Puig, HAVANA a
Watson. Tenn; NJ Goodwin and servant, Wis; y
King L II Montague. A Williams, G Hathaway
J B hathaway j d Fallett, Lttletou Il II ste
phensop, Cal; j Graham, Iowa; Weber E
Nathan, Valparaiso DR. Fitch, Hazeton, Capt
Lucas and lady Str 81 Il Thoman, La; s
Maxom. schrend.
CITY 49, NJ H Gordon, KY; Montague Montague Jr
la; Dickinson N " g Chandler Ga; g Hale, Is
Whiting Miss; Tawee Ala; Moster, Capt
Philippe, N o; S Campbell. Ark; Hatch, W Pee
| bles, Ohio; G Christian W Creighton. Miss; Mis-
| Gore. J l. Gore and lady, Ohio
| ARCADE A Hatchett, N o N Il Lpmns Crud
| russ, NJ Sgues, w Gree Ark Il CLARK, =
| Andrews, Afford + Peterson j j Taylor L
| Knox. Hunter. II Goler, j II Reynolds, White
/ HaTrell, NJ A Klutz, Jones, j IL GEeeu, la
4 II King Mo W Bancroft, o /; j Reid, Ark j
| Grain, f VI smith B Cameron, Lofun, Texas
| II Irwin Sampson, w Dean, Donahoo, J I
Smith. D hcCargo, Ala; Marks J Pension,
Wells La Pittman. Ca Mason Duekwortt
NY; Jermyer Wis; j Remedy. G Mead, .
4 ii Merrill. Hail. Daniel, Miss /; DIR Dodon, N
\ HzzEsszzzzRwmxEEm
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Died.:

Sunday, April o'clock Of dseptery CHAIR Re
RICHARD aged and days, Charles hsd Many
Sif.ns.
g family respectfully invited attend h
fsra THIS DON, O'clock their denco No
Rsuk Place without farther notice.
Sunday, April 49, 70 O'Clock, H., Mrs MARY QUlNLEH
agAd yea native Of Roersy, County TipPeary rehd
~ and hoae Of her john unn respectfully
United uners readenee Tehpup
tomas street. at naEpaat THIS EVENING, without further
notice.
t5F~ Dublin papers W please copy