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Steam Engines & Sugar Mill

Steam Engines & Sugar Mil.
BATON ROTGEFO''NDRY.
rHE subscribers are fitting UP For'
l. team-Ensines, as fellows:
One Engine II in hes cyiinler. i It stroke
with Sugar Mill. Rollers It. long, 2G in
diameter with wrought iron shafts.
One do | | inches cylin:Ier 1 ieet strok
with suyar-miIl Rollers it. long, a6 in
diameter.
One do l2 inches cylinder. 4 feet stroks
with suyar-,nill Rollers 4 feet long. 2G in
diameter.
One 10 inches cylinder engine 1-o. stroke.
suitable Tor saw-miIl or a medium size
sugar mill.
We are now exten'ing the buildings con
nectedw with the Foundry. embarrassing TIN
~ .hin-ry. AMI are enabled to,'oa all kind o
vol in our line that may he conf led TO us
The patronage OF the public is respectful',
solicited. Hill. Il HENDERSON,
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PATENT MEDICINES.

This class oi remedies. improperly called
f0fess, are simply secret remedies. found
~ Practical Physr4aas. after long expert
ence. to be admirably adapted 10 the cure
II certain diseases; pnt up and offered to'
ale for the henef,t of Mankind. y ses5
Many persons here will tell yon, that,
Smiths Tonic. Rn~sn's To,iic. Speeds
Ionic. Indian Co!asogue. Chappion's Pills
!aynes', Lo.mien's. Sar;n,,.o;,'s Huil's or
he G'aden!"'rg Pills. " ii cuIe y6uoG any
ease Of Chilis and Fever. or Agne and Fe-
yer that may occur, and that too, at cost
-,f from Is cents to 81 80; whereas j,
wo"ld ordinarily cost you s. 0o-The,
would further inio'n yc.r. that these RENEE
lies. warranted genniite. are for sale by
II. L. WADVTLL.
Druggist. near the Harvey House Ba.o
Rouge Louisiana. OctS-y.
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-..,.....,A Rites.

. CARPET noo'. ~
INt'E subscriber la. '.".. W. ...-.. .'n'''
4 New York. a large a>'.'.',.m 49,, 1,.r.. ~ ~, ~
grain. Three Ply ard Hrus. e's :aIpe''' ali
Of which will be told at low e,1, ,ri, INC
sent % w, .Pl. 1A11fS'
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DELAYS are DANGEROUS.

{I7hy suffer with cough, cold or any
w disease Of the Throat. Breast am
lungs when certain cure is SO easily eiIec-
ed By using.
"W,sTrKs Hosnuousp cANpy.''
This Medicine il juiicious combination
pf the best expectoraifts in the Materia Med
ca. The most stubborn Coughs anil Cold
Weld to it readily. and it is founl to give re.
net even in confirmed cases of Consumption
zig not merely palliative q. MANY articles
It's nature. hut possesses great curative quail.
ities For sale by WM BOGEL Agent.
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RaiA;ns Mackeral Lfau0ts. Ac.

y AIslNs. 10 whole and TO quarter he x
IL es new; A'ackers', 10 hits. and 6
q',aItar barrels No i: Eefr:ngs. - toxes
extra fine Goldfish. 10 so pound boxes:
Old Whiskey. 10 half barrels Mone.nsIa :
Vapor Whiskey. II barrels Fletcher's. lust
received per Gipey and 70, sale for TIE cas-.
by decl6y. JOSHUA REAL,
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n. r. WADDILL,
AT HIS DRUG sT0RE-oHuRcH 81

Oilers for sale. a rsry large and complete
assortment Of Dawes. MEBictNEs. SuRal-
CAL lNsrRUMENrs.CUPPiN CLASSES. On s.
SOAPS; TooTH and WHlrE-WAs#; HAtR.
TooTH. Fresh. Nail. SHAVING. PANT and
SHOE brushes: together with all the most
poI,hlar Patent medicines Of the day r.
PENS, INK and PER-.
F1sh-hooks. Lines, Floats. anil 6askas.
Low fO- cash. 79igS sR sfisFH5
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I AaW 70 Ilas te.0IenFU hlS VytYeI 4 0on.
II foF the season. He wi be there him.
self du ing '', 'yster Hour.n u see that the
animals are baked, fried. ssemfd ard hig-
a sci in the most app,oyed n,an,er.-
LAMis offers reward - 5000 10 any
man in .Christianlom who can do ap oys-
ters 6rouney than he does. Oct. =. II
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LIVERY STABLE.

Third Street, Eaton Roage, La.
"AVE aiwavs on han aud in coed "rle
IL CarFiay Cabs. Ruygic>. and saddle.
horses. with hich the public can he ac,
commo,latfd on the most reasonable Terms
Horses and Vehicles can he had at an,
hour of night or dav at the old stand of !.
Holt r. C. HUTCHESON.
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c. G. INLAY. See. fSR CKAwFoen Pre- t.
Branch Office Al n. O., 4s Camp st.
BENZ. FLORANCF.. A en-.
~Agency at Baton Rouge. La, W. s.
PIKE. Agent feb17-y

THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
Net Accumulated Cash Fusstl,
9,11s,556,
All the profits divided among the Insured
FRED. s. WINSTON, Prs't.
ISAAC ABBOTT, S~'y.
CAAS. GILL, s.4rfuavy.
~GEoReE A. PIKE, duly authorized
Agent for Baton Rouge. ap. 10y.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
He attention OF the Public . called to
l. the beautiful assortment Of Dress Goods
which | am now opening direct from New
io.k and Philadeirhia, consisting Of the fol-
owing
sich iicrred Plaid; striped and Chene Silks
do Plaid, pain, and figured Black g M
Plaid six Popiins, Turk satins and Scotch
PLAN: Plaid ard figured De eLaines and
,'a,htneres: Ba, k mourning Grape, a new
article for monrning; Black Alpacas h M
''azihes and hack Del.aines; English aud
american Prints. large assortment small
'ig,ies for children; French Prints all in
tses> patterns 70 two alike; Plain figured
ind dotted French Swiss Mus,ins: Jackne'
| 'amb'ic, Nansock aud Cross Tar Nnslins
Also beautiful assortment OF evening dress
foods. very rich aud entirely new.
octS-y W. d. PHILIPS.
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MAIL STAGE
From TIatOn Rouge to Clinton

T EAVF Baton Ronge every Sunday
IL Tuesday. and Friday at $ 4. NJ. an
arrives at Clinton at 3 p. ". same day
Leaves Clinton Monday, Wednesday, an
saturday \. W.. anl arrives 1T "a m Ron",
ane dav at 4 p. ". Fare 70 Jackson 81
Clinton s. IL. Having engaged an expc-
rien.eh drive, of sober ha It's. we hope h,
Strict attention tc the business 70 meet tha
patronage Of the Public.
aug 3-y. X. L. HUTCHINSON
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- r R.-?0 dozen more of Railway,
~. Ready Relief. in large and small bot
lies, Just received by WV BoGEL.
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TUST ErcETvEb.-s Tierces Duf;elJ
y extra s. c. Hans. so boxes Winrhcs.
fer's family snar. Aug. 81 .io~hrA BgAL.
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Grey's Ointment.

Grey's Ointment.
ID RECOMMENDED as an excellent an.
~ pIication to ''old sores cuts. brusc,
md sprains. For sale by
octS II. r. WADDILL.
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II. McK7TRtCK.

ATC nj Q e b q d or.
$ now prepared to take all contracts i,
i his line Of business and will execut.
with neatne.s and. despatch.
N. B. All kinds Of Job Work ATTENDED
to. Plans and specifications given graft
when required 4x. 41.
Shop on Main St. between Florida an,
Convention Streets.
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p1CININE-A new and elegant ariel.
~ for the growth and preservation o
the halr, can he found at WM. Boo ri,
nU1NlNE-3oo ounces French. English
W and American manrfactory.
For sale by II. r. WAnpILL, Drugt
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lie has Hsla.uu.

The above is the title of neat and
spirited little Monthly. which we find tins
week upon our table. It is edited by II
corps Of young Ladies connected with the
JohnsonyiIle Female University, located
i'll Anderson District; and Judging from its
first issue, which evinces industry and tai
cnt, is destined to become quite popular
companion with many Of the nights of Ba-
ehelordom despite their boosted aversion
to blue stockings" The ladies OF course
will all be its warm friends. We bcspcak
for lie Bas Blue" the kind regard and
we'll wishes of MI Of our readers and mos,
heartily welcome the Ladic, among the
knights of the Scissors.
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HSiChl:lInda Court.

contrary to general expectation,
the Court adjourned on Saturday morn.
ing last. Judge Withcrs has been
very assid"us in pushing forward bust
ness; and this, taken in connection
with the continuance of two or three
tedious cases, enabled him to discharge
the Jurics on Saturday forenoon.
The cases OF the State W. Maddrcy
was terminated on Saturday. about
hali-past IL O'Clock =. n,., by the jury,
after y session OF twccnty hours, bring.
ing in vrrdictof "manslaugter." -
The Judge then addressed the prisoner
in very feeling and appropriate man
ncr, and sentenced him to eighteen
months imprisonment and fine of
800. The prosecution Of this case
was ably conducted by the Solicitor
and Edlnnnd l;clingcr, jr., esq, whose
opening of the case and address to the
jury elected universal commentator
for the ability and cIoqucncc displayed
therein. The prisoner Was defended
hy MrsSrs. Moses, Tradcwell. and Ar.
thcr & Tally. to whose strenuous efforts
in his behalf he must feel greatly in
drhtcd.
Whilst on this, We feel constrained
to say that the more We sec Of the al.
ministratinn OF the criminal law in
South Carolina. the more is apparent
{" us the necessity Of the institution
of Il pcnitcn,iary system in the State.
urolini0n.
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Walkers Expedition.

Among the events Of the day uone stand
in bolder relief, for unparalleled impu.lenco
and SUCCESS. none moro prominent than
the fillibustering expedition OF Col. WAL
KER against Lower California. With scarce
fifty men to back his intentions. he quietly
gailopades into the country known as
lower California, sets up a republic. is de-
claEed president, publishes proclamations,
erecta a government. army. and navy, and
oil out OF fifty mon and small merchant
sloop. hut this is not ell. The news OF
his SUCCESS has spread, he 10 reinforced bv
some two hundred recruits. and caps tho
climax by annoxing Sonora to his Itcpub.
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The VV;lr.

In Tic East, every thing looks more and
more like general war. No naval or
':nilitary action had occurred, but political
events Of the highest importance are being
developed. In reply TO the autograph let
ter of LOUIS NAPoLEoN addressed to the
hc.,,P-r--- .ftu.5n. .i'o I, tir-t:ilIud
all negotiations. France and England
lhave entered into an agreement which
amounts to a declaration OF war and it is
rurnored that England has sent final an
nouncement to the Gar, naming definite
time, within which, he must cvacuatc the
Principalitics.
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INTERESTING TO ADVERTISERS

y ease Of interest to advertisers and
to the press was decided in olr court
last Saturday. Sui was brought by
Johnston & Cavis against j. G. Jan
ncy for recovery OF payment for pub.
lishing an Lvc,liscmcnt iliy one
times. AT the bottom Of this n.lvcr.
tIScmcnt was II notice to every paper
III the State to copy to the amount Of
five dollars. it Was contrnhcl by the
defendants counsel that this supple
mrntary notice embraced the paper
in which it first appeared. 1t was not
proved that amy order was given by
the defendant rs regards this paper,
and it was c"ntcndcd by plaintiffs,
counsel that us Mr.. J:nncy WAS sub.
scrIhcr to the paper, aud therefore
probably saw the advertisement every
publication, it was his duty to order
it out. The virdict was in favor Of
plaintiffs for the full amount of the ac-
count, thus settling the principle that
advertisers must specify on the advcr-
tlScmcnt tho number of insertions, or
prove its being ordered out. else they
will be liable, if subscribers, for the
amount charged for every insertion I'm
til ordered out. For the plaintiffs, j..
ID. TradcwclI, esq, for defendant,
Mcssrs. Black and Seymour.
/tyrnJ.,;,,n
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Children of Citizens BORN
Abroad.

a writer in the American Law Reg
ish,, for the current month, calls tho
attention Of the public to the State Of
Tho law of the United States in rcilcr-
cncc to the citizenship of children born
ol citizen parents in a foreign country;
and strongly urges the necessity for
action by Congrc css, in order TO re-
love them from being left in the
positions OF aliens. IIo says: at does
not probably occur to the American
fanatics Who are visiting Europe that
their children born in n foreign country
are aliens, and when they return home
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T1r. IS0y<.c's Speech.

We were prevented until now bv a
'Press OF business, from perusing this mas
1crly speech upon the TAI i'll. Mr. BoycE
has proven himself Il sound thinker and a
deep rcasoner. The speech has won him
golden opinions on all hands 1t abounds
with practical illustration and sober thought
and conclusively proves that a high project
i've tariff decreases the revenue rs we'll as
the amount OF imports, and Mr. BoycE takes
the bold and broad ground of its being un-
constitutional
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$50 REWARD,

u pUN.\W-Af from the subscriber on the
- 9th INST. near Britton's Ferry on the
great Pee Dee, said negro fellows TO wal, .
CNRUS, belonging to Mr.. Samuel Bell
OF Conwayboro' OF S. c.. is Of rather lirf,
complexion for a negro, about & feet hirh,
with high cheek bones, well built and will
weigh about Is, pounds. lie is about 30
years Of aye, aud formerly belonged to
Alr. McCIpud, Of Sumter District.
JACK. commonly called Jnck Jones, Of
light complexion and inrlncs to soop in
his shoulders, is about 30 years nt age, and
had OH when he left, slick, or iiremans's
hat. and an oil cloth coat
JOSEPH, dark conpicxinn, about )
feet s inches high, weighs about lGO
pounds. with wliskcrS al"l wears u cap.
ALFRED, the brother of Joseph. tho
lower l'c,"ht: OF dark complexion. weinhs
about l:3 pounds aud would he taken iur
boy of IL years cd.
LEWIS. about % years old, of light
complexion. rather round sllou ,lerud,
ab"nt > fee; incIios high.
The a'uvc negroes arc intelligent and
quick spoken, except lack who has a
stubborn lnok. They are all from the
Eastern par, Of North Carolina, cxccpt
Cyrus, AMI il is supposed will cn,lcavor TO
make their way back. Cyrus, though not
from N"Ith Carolina that we know ni, NAV
he induced to keep with them.
We will pay ten dollars for each, LODI
cd III any Jalur in his State or North Caro-
lima, so that We can &c, them
S. g. H. BELL.
Mar. Is, 1854. 20 st
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Notice a1sc Advertising Col

We call the attention Of the public to
the new and enticing Inducements held
out by our advertising patrons in this
weeks issue. All who wish to know
whers to get good articles and get them a,
bargains will find it to their interest to
watch the advertising colulns. WHY don't
people notice these things more 1t is a
department Of our papers, which rccc ives
too little attention for the good of the com
munity. How are you to know the true
value Of the different articles you may wish
unless you notice at what prices they may
bc obtained! People, too, are not gp;n. to
advertise for the. mere (un Of it, That is,
they arc not going to do it unless they
have something more than common to Of
fer Look, then, at what they have to saw.
We should gladly call attention to each
advertisement separately, this week, they
are all 80 good, but it would occupy TOO
much of our time and space. We any,
however. they are all worthy Of your at.
tention. Look and Judge for Yourselves.
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LIE GARDINER I"RAup.-Prclini

HE GARDINER IKAUp.-P
~ measures, to recover the money, sc
Washington March 9th, 1854 Mr..
PERKINS, Democrat of Louisiana. offer.
ed the following:
ReSoiccd, That the Committee on
the judiciary be instructed to inquire
into the pr"pricty OF directing legal
proceedings 10 recover any sum of
money which may have been paid to
amy person out Of The treasury on the
claim OF DIR. Gardiner. AMI MarrS, ui,
der the commission which adiu,lcatrd
the claims on Mexico. under the pro
visions of the treaty Of Qua lalupc Ill
1algo.
Mr.. Cutting, democrat, of New
York, suggested the propriciy of an
amendment, authorizing the committee
to send for persons and papers, in or
der that the committee may ascertain
against whom Siit shall br commenced.
MIR. Perkins accepted the amend.
mcnt. The resolution passed, and the
House adjourned.
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Motley tlaN ssinrkICstgc.

The Charleston Standard, ofil,c I'd inst.
mas The following III relation to these crimi-
mails, who were condemned ut the recent
scSSnhn OF the Appeal Court in Charles
I'm, lor the cruel and inhunan murder of a
slave IN C"ilcton rct.-Thc prisoners
suffered the extreme penalty oi the law on
Friday 3d inst, at Waltcrb0ro -
The persons, Thomas Motley an,
WIN. Blncklcdgc, who were lately sent.
cncrd to receive the extreme penalty of
tho law, for the murder Of Il slave, were
sent from the Jail Of this District ON the
evening before the last, To The io>..i nI
Wallerboro', where the execution mill oc.
cur to-day. They have influential friends,
and 1t was greatly apprrlcn,lc that an
effort would he made to effect their rescue.
i" avoid the possibility of this, however, a
detachment OF the Charleston Li",: ORA.
g"ons were started AT ) o'clock, on Wed.
ncsday morning, To 90 by land to the place
OF execution, While dc,acI,mcn,s of Ar
liiicry nnd Infantry, having the prisoners
IN Charge, left for tho sane place ON Wed.
ncs'iay night. They proceeded rn board
the Col. Myers, as far as Iacksonbnro' Is
miles from Wal,crhnro' and from that point
werct" have marched To the latt r. place
Niicic II II Sul'Sch ihrv arrived nj an ear
Iy hour on yesterday"
1T Is reported that even up to the II our
"f their starting the prsonry expressed
cnn'idcn; belief that they would be res
cned or shot by their friends before they
could he hung. The measures for the
enforcement ni the law arc so we'll concert
ed an! efficient ihal evasion or cscapc is
hardly possible. The cruclticS Inflicted hv
these misguided men upon the miserable
victims ni lhcr bariaritv. were of a char
ar'"r ;" rev"ltIn.., as to bc irrCconci;ab!e
with any o'h"r <upposr,lon than that they
were iicnzicd hv lnl"Xication. No defence
OF Tins ki'id, however. was sci up, so far as
we have heard, and it il had been, would
have had little effect in protecting them
from tho sentence oi the law they had SD
grossly violated. or The stern and ini,y-
nan, ncntltncn, Which cntnrccs 1T
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The G;erdai.icr Fr:,Ipd.

The press everywhere is calling Tor a
full explanation Of all who had ANYTHING to
do with the late Gardner fraud. The
Richmond Enquirer says;
The chicl criminal in this great con
spiracy against the public treasury has
'carfmlly "xplated ls guilt, bui his accom-
piIccS have not yet been brought to JUS
ticr. N"b"dy believes that Gardner was
the only agcn! in the fraud which cnrichnd
lawyers al the bar, and jul scs on the
bench; w!'iic many contend that he was
hut the passive instrument q! ADLER and
more Influential men. The plot should hc
traced IN all its ranii!icatinns, aud every
guilty beneficiary Of the Gardiner claim
should be exposed, and be made to dsuorre
his ill-gnt gain. For the credit of the
country, AMI the ends of Justice, we trus,
the government Will not res, content with
The conviction of Gardner.''
1t would seem from the Suhioincd para
graph, from IN article on this topic, which
we lind in the \Yashi.ton Uninn, tha, the
ti neral Government is determined To
alleged fraud There n."v he yet some
Startling developments III the further cx-
animation oi tins case.
assurcd. The intrepid President of the
United States, who WAS early IN avuwing
his stern purpose %! bringing the Gardner
fraud to justice, will not pause i'll d'scilary-
ing his whole duty. The guilty who may
hc within rcaci, "l the law may rest as
sured that they will be dragged into the
liGh, of day. No position Shall shield llcn
and no corrupt influences can be invoked
TO shield them from the late they have
Tncrr'cd. When mcn coulv plot the dis
honor "i their country, they, in advance.
part with all regard tor her ilvor and all
c'hInS upon her mercy. They are, in
Their own minds, condemned, and the I;X-
ccuilvc only mil'cts the sentence which
they have pronounced upon themselves.
This i; pretty strong language tron the
official organ Of the Government, and
those who have been wronyfully concern
cd IN tllis case may look out.
CDUripr
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'HlI0 NGlsr:aSk;a HILL

The Bill passed the Senate on Sa,ur.
day 18th March by II vote Of 81 to II
and is now before The House, where IL
is expected to excite q great deal of
discussion. Tho following is the vote:
YEAs-AIcssrs. Adams, Atcl.;son,
Badger, Bayard, Benjamin, Brodhcad,
brown, Butler, Cass, Clayton, Dawson,
Dixon, Dodge, oflowa, Douglas, liv-
ans, Fitzpatrick; Geyor, Gwynn, Hun
ter, johnson, Jones. Of Iowa, Jones of
Tennessee, Mason, Morton, Murriss,
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Viii return under al the disabilities Of
aliens. Yet this is indi<pntably the
case; for it is not worth while to CON
slder the only exception to this rule
that exists under The laws of the Uni
ted States, viz the case of a child so
born whose parents were citizens of
the unitcd States on or before the I.lth
Of April, 1902"
This is s2nry important subject, and
certainly calls for promptatl and
settlement.
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Forty three Negroes
NOHR SjNHl9Io

GgN permission Of William Lewis, Or
dIlary Of Sumter District. ! will
sell before the Court House of Sumter
District. "n Monday the Bird of April next.
TO the highest bidder, FORrYTIIREE.
NEGROES. belonging to the Estate of
w. NJ. Sanders. These negroes arc all
Young anI have been raised in Sumter
District, and arc an uncomnonly likely
gang. Tic terms OF The sale will be one
Third payable the first ul November ncxr.
Ihc G'lancc III two and three years, with
interest upon the whole from day Of sale,
payable annually. The purchasers CIV
ing bond and approved security, and a
mortgage Of the property and paying for
The necessary papers.
w. NJ. SANDERS,
Administrator.
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l;X(:ll:likSCS.

The CAROLINA TMEs.-1lrs is the ii
tie III new daily paper, published in Co.
lutnbia by Mcssrs. GIENIvEE a. I.AMoTrE,
to which wc would call the atlcntian of
the public. The enterprise aud ability
di>plaicd by its conductors givo assurance
that it will take an carly stand as leading
State Journal.
Wn.MINGroN HERALD We see that
this excellent and ably conducted journal
il now issued daily.
Our relations will, Wilmington are be-
coming nearer and more interesting To II.
as the Wilmington and Manchester rail
road progresses towards completion and
we rejoice at this evidence Of enterprise
and prosperity in that place.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-15

Petit, Pca,t, Husk, Sebastian, Shields,
Sli'lcll, Stua't, Thompson ofKcntucky,
Thompson OF New Jersey, Tvuccy,
Weller and Williams. 81.
NAYs-Mc~scrs Dell, Chnsr, Dodge,
Fcsscnden, Fish, Foot, llamlin, Ilnus-
ton, Jamrs, Seward, Smith, Summer
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