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KBY 'TELEG le APHH.
iRRIT-1L OF THE B1L7IC.
Four days Latcr 1rOnBh
Europe.
New YoRK, Nov. %.

New ioRK, Nov. 20.
The steamer Baltic arrived this af.
ternoon with Liverpool dates OF the
25th.
The news from the seat of war is
important. Since the last adviccs in.
cessant fighting, attended with terrible
loss of life, had occurred before Sebas.
topol. On the 5th the Russians made
fierce attack ON the Allies, taking
several batteries and spih;ng the guns.
This battle lasted from daybrcak till
four in the afternoon, and both sides
claim the victory. Five thousand
Allies, and eight thousand Russians,
are said to have been left dead on the
field! The next day the Russians re
newed the attack, but the result is not
yet known. 1t was said that the AL.
lies would storm Sebastopol before
the Russians could recover from their
losses, bot thiS does not seem probable,
other statements saying;that they must
abandon the scige unless speedily rein.
forced.
Tho Governments of France : rfa !
England had received the most urgent
requests for reinforce,nep,s, from Lord
Raglan and Gen. Canrobertr and
$4,000 French would at once be sent.
Every available steamer, including the
Europa, Alps, Indiana, and New
York, had been taken !or thnt service.
The reported destruction Of Lord
Cardagaris' Regiment of Light Caval.
ry, is confirmed. They charged
Russinn battery of 80 guns, but were
rcpulsed. Only 200 returned, 400
having been left dead on the field.
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w@ The scarcity Of editorial mat
ter tor the present issue may be at.
tributed to our communications which
We give insertion, and which occupy
most of our pai.e We hope they
will be Of sufficient interest to com.
pcnsate for the absence of what we
may have written ourself. Our read.
e's may also reasonably expect the
succeeding numbers to be tnl Of inter.
est, rs the Legislature is now in ses.
sion. Our co-Editor and Columbia
Correspondent will witness their de.
libcratfons, and will, doubtless, from
bilne to- time, give our readers bene.
fit.
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ihe SrIn.i = hcrht. ami has .jn>i re
turned from Baltimore AMI brought
her cloak from there but it does
not suit her, and she wishes i, to take
her c'onk at what she paid for it, and
charge her with the difference. Ile
can pay the cash for cloak In Bal,i.
more while he has an account upon
our books, due last July, which yet
remains unpaid. Tres: cc,ti,IIy decline
t" make the exchange. My customer
is much surprised, thinks ! am very
"naccon'modating, and leaves tho
store, declaring she will spend no
more mnnc, with me.
Shave not sent you the entire dot
tings Of one days work, but sufficient,
think. to prove tv your most perfect
satisfaction the truth of the position |
assumed at the beginning. Should you
find room for this, | will he TEN, tied
to submit other pnges from that same
Category. Nafionui Mtciligencer.
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Holloloay's Pills, Certain Remedy to,
De6aitated Constitutions. Loss ofAppeiits,
and Lopness Spirils.-Mr' Richard
White, Of No. Abion-squaYe. MancRestefI
road, Bradford, was afflicted for several
months with h"dlly weakness, loss Of
appetite, and lowncss of spir,s, he was lof
"a long tune a patient a the 'dispensary,.
but derived no benefit whatever, lte medlr
cal'attendan, sia,edthal he was in deep
decline. and that mcodi inc was of-.,s,
furtheruse 10 INN: Ab6ut THE t,irhistfa,wab
recommended totry IiolIuway's Pills. and
tlIis Invaluable medicine speedily effected
perfect cure, and he has ever since en-
aoyed the best Of health.
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Correspondence Of the Banner.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. II, 1854.
Dear Banner - We epclosc in this
slip from the Carolinian office con
tanning the latest intelligence from the
seat Of war which will be found quite
interesting.
Many members Of the Legislature
have arrived and Columbia is filled
almost to overflowing The meeting
OF the Alumni OF the South Carolina
College will bring to our city more
visitors than she has entertained at
any previous time.
So ssr as we are able to learn, your
efficient Editor J. S. Richardson, ir.,
will have no opposition for the Office
Of Reading Clerk to the House OF
Representatives., which post he SO
admirably filled during the last ses.
sion. He and your present CORES
pondent will endeavor to keep you
"posted up" on all matters. Of inter est
that may come up.
Among the Editors in Ct5wmbia
are w. b. Carlisle Of the Charleston
Courier, j. Felix Walker, of the
SorkvilIe Remedy, l.. l.. Fraser, ir,
OF the Black River Wutchman. j. S.
Richardson, jr., Of the Sumter Banner.
Others will probably arrive in the
course Of to day.
Yours in a hurry,
COLUMpIENSIs.
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'"l icc'Iag With the WIS, and good. AS
II Is questionable, Ii some think of the
Ilrsl moment. 1t is to change or re-
fuse 10 change system to which we
have adhered for more than a half
century, and in it is involved principles
'epublicanism, which may well en-.
gase the deepest cogitations uf pro.
found philosophy.
Mr.. TUckER's Common School
Scheme has not yet been disposed Of,
and it is certainly anuthcr subject OF
the greatest moment TO national, as
we'll as, State prosperity. The press
vrother important business may still
suspend the action Of the Legislature
upon this subject.
The New State House-what has
hcen done and what is to be done =
will likely puzzle timerous members,
whose votes are always cast with u
view to presenting the painted side to
the people. These with many other
subjects-among which taxation al
ways forms one which directly con-
Germs the people-will make the pres.
ell. term one Of anxiety both to Leg.
isIators and their constituency.
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For tho Ganner.
sumter Agricultural
Associations. "A

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lowing which WAS u,,sn;,,.,y .I..,
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acre MIN. land : oo
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Destructive Fire.

We learn, with great regret, that q
fire occurred few day S since upon the
premises attached to the new and
magnificent residence of Gen. HARL.
LEE, at Mars Bluff. Some eight hun.
dred dollars worth Of provisions were
destroyed, together with stables, barn,
carriage and carriage horses.
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Largest and best collection Of
Flowers by one individual, 3 90
Best Brood Mare with sucking
colt by her side (cup) 10 90
Best one year old colt, S 90
Best two Year old colt, 800
Best Brood Marc with sucking
Mules colt by her side-cDp-- TO- 90
Best one year old Mule colt, $ 90
Best two year old Mule colt 5 90
Best :Milch Cow with sucking
'Call-full,blpod--- 500
Bss, Mich, Cow With sucking laa
Calf-common stock 6 90
Best one year old Calf, Bull or
Hcifer, S 90
Best two year old Calf, Bull or
IIciier, S 90
Best Ram OF amy breed, s 90
Best Eve Of amy breed, 3 90
Best pair of Lambs 50 GO
'SS1 'Sullplh toOW, WIN Illtcr or
Pigs, not less than 5, 3 90
Best commonJrccd Sow with
litter of pigs. not less than 5, 8 90
Best pair Of pigs of any breed, $ 90
Best Boar, under two years ,uf
age, 90
Best pair full blood SEnnghaiS, | 90
Best pair full blood Cochin
China, ! 90
Best pair full blood Dorling, 90
Best pair Of Bantarns, l 90
Best pair of Turkeys, l 90
Best pair of Muscovy Ducks, l 90
Best pair full Ulood Game
Fowls, | 90
Best lot of Butter, 5 pounds, | 90
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powers regard him asa true exponent
OF American principles.
Moro anon.
Yours,
PALMETTO.
For the Banner.


Messrs Editors /: There are num-
Der Of strange beings in almost every
community whose manners need men
ding In order 10 qualify them for q
place in the 6pdy social. T ere for
instance is lmystrlcnd Mr.. Philip Jacks
son, h man Of parts and occasionally
q real contributor to the sum total Of
human happiness. But he spoil all Of
his occasional sociabiIity by certain
frigcd uncoloquial manner which
he frequently thrusts upon society to
the marring Of its comforts, and let
inc add, to his own injury. Now Mr..
Jackson must really amend his W vs.
III this particular, or suffer The cunsc-
qucncc. And do you inquire what
will be the consequences Why Ger
tainly Mr.. Jackson will be stunned,
he will be considered selfish being,
unmindful Of the feelings Of Others
He will have no intimate friends, for
no one can possibly accommodate
himself to his whims. If Mr.. jackson
cannot avoid these occasional vista.
tons OF dumb spirit, ifhis whole de.
neanor must now and then assume
the aspect of an hscetic, my advice to
him as q friend, is to retire from the
haunts Of society, on such occasions,
and wait until the cloud passes off
from his mind, and then let hi
emerge from his cell. Mr.. Jackson
Us u Iual ot-seiiSe, must see The enllrc
proprlety 'ot this advice. No man
has right to briny Il sornbcr iuguurl-
Gus visaSc atnpng his friends, without
roul cause Lou known to tncSc friends,
But MIR. Jackson frequently looks
grim and refuses to enter into social
CONVERSE without amy asslsnao.c cause
1t may be his digestion Is bad il So,
let him change his diet, aud take ex-
crcisc. Possibly his servant DOES not
black Ills buuts 10 suit BIN. or the
cook does not give him his breakfast
ut the appointed hour. Or it may be
that Mrs. jackson dear creature. rxer-
clScd tllc acknow iycI feminine right
Vi giving her dear Lord some OF her
sober sided thoughts in the way Of u
certain lecture. But does not Mr..
jackson observe That these things
ailurd no sufficient reasons to thrust
upon his friends lis sour un>uci;.blc
conduct. Let him correct the dim.
quences OF his servants and kiss away
the pout.. upon Mrs. jackson swec,
face, and thus qualify himself To meet
his friends rs real contributor to
their hapriuess.
hope Mr.. Jackson will appreciate
my motives in thus plainly speaking OF
him, and that his friends will see IN
his future department decided i'm
provemGnt.
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10000 APPLE TREES.
Georgia State Fair.
FalSsaDhcB. HDOSaTlOmenna apaf
dbqAepnnapnf,

In order to allow the Cilizeps of Augusta
tsHae 70 make ample preparations for the coming
Ethihifhof tlrs Executive Committee OF the
" Southern Cehsrai Agricuitnraa Sueissy..'
have finally concluded 10 postpone fhe Fan
until the Firas Moniay in December. ...
Therefore, the people Of Georgia and The
adjoining Slntes, are respect fully notified thaa
the Ninth Fair Of the Society will posisisSly
be held at Augusta, on Monday, Dscensbef Atif,
1854, in accordance with the Rulss and Regrse
iations ,hsretofore pnblished,, A full Pro-
gram'ne and Order Of Arrangements VIII ,,sp~
pear il, faw duyp. {B. s,.,, .S 4. -
80: Tks. PFsav, throaghaas tTssias sas,,l ma
adjoining States, are ,earnesily yeq,,satai no,
give ihis notice the widest possible citculatiop,
and thua aid the glorious causeof Aesienltpsa1,
Mechanical and artistic progress IN ths South
.s.. .s,.'r ID. w. kHHiS,. Secret
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Monday infOctober to the first Tues.
day and Wednesday, after the third
Monday in November.
On motion ofCol. JED. Blanding,
thefSecretary was empowered 10 have
the Premium List, the amendments
to Constitution, the officers elected
and the various Committees appointed
for tho ensuing year, published in a
condensed form, and to- furnish each
member with q copy as soon as prac.
ticable. Ia. ;t..s ~ J.
a'0n motion of CoE; J: D:@B Bianding,
the Editors of the Public, Journals ~
our District, were requested to pub.
lish ;he proceedings Of this meetings.
The thanks Of the Association hav.
ing2becn returned to M. Noah Crane,
for the use Of the Town, Hail, the
meeting adjourned.
j. M. PITTS, Pres't. q
l.. F.L"H'SG, scc'y.
Nov 18Th 1874
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Ann alSesgneapa-

During the last week, we have not
suffered for want Of amusement.-
First came Prof TIcHENoR, who did
his duty, sa.i6ed his visitors and
treated them TO o drink from the
0magic dottle:" We have now the
CAHNcRoss FAMILY, whose concerts
are well attended and highly spoken
Vi.
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Choice Trees.

Cur friends: who want choice varie.
ties ofiTnit, shade. and garden trees.
and we hope all do, are advised to
notice the advertisement of Messrs
SUMMERS as CRAMMoND. Whatever
they oiicr may be relied upon IS good.
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Notice.

The Ladies Fair for the completion, OF tho
Calvary Church will take place at The eame
on Wedhesday 9th, December ns1s. The
Pdbife ire respectfully invited 10 attend al
with their presence. S''i:'''' - VS. 81 i':,il
Nov. 80 1854. 80 to = S in-:s es., q;
"atc hman copy. ,5ti !. .:i.,ii. "a -,
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Rheaad dHN EssaReGeRes.

COLUMBIA, 23d November, 1854.
The members Of The Staff attached TO Hi,
E1cellency Governor MANNING are requested
u report at Headquarters prior to the 9th of
December. =
q. BY orler Of the Commander-in. Chief,
I. B. WATTS, Secretary.
Nov. %, 1854 IS Il
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EDe@ah of Dr. H. II. ENcrioa

We regret says the Cayolintan of
the 9th inst, to learn the. dea tn Of
Dr. EDWARD L. HERDor, at his resi-
dence neir Georgetown OIL Wednesday
last. lie was gentleman Of great
worth in his private relations, and for
long time served the State as Rep
resentative and Senator from All
Saints.
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G 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 Sor.oMoNs' New
Store. Gr All letters addressed TO the
Banner must be re-paii TO insure a,ten.
ton.
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COTTON MARKET
CHARLESTON No

CHARLESTON Nov. 25.
COTTON-Thera was good
demand tor this article to day, the
sales having reached upwards ofl70O
bales at prices corresponding with
those current on the previous day.
The extremes Of sales ranged from 7
to 9 8 Sc.
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THne Present Aegisaaauape

The present session OF tho Lcgisla.
twe will undoubtedly be one Of great
importance to the State, and may
perhaps bring the members TO sober
thinking. The E!ectoral question will,
of course, be agitated, and will proba.
bly, produce some intensity of though,
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Correspondence Of the Banner.
WAsiiINaroN Nov. rs IL

Meysrs Editors: Pres,il,tina than n
line or two from the FedcpnI City
may not be entirely devoid Of interest
at this time, we cntrust this brief eps.
tie to Unclc Sans cure hoping it may
reach you at " time when "more copy"
lis demanded none is prepared and
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Notice.

All peEsons having any demands .ngninrf
Capt. James X. Brock Deceased late Of Sum-
ter District, will please present their demands
10 the subscriber for payment, and those in,
dcbtcd :ill make payment o.,h. same.
:. L. J. RAAME, Ear.
Nov. 30, 1854, IS II.
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Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 18th.
Cotton remains firm and in fair do.
mand. Sales Of three days, $4,000
bales. Middiing Orleans S 3.ed.-
Middling Upland S l.sd.
CHhaf Flour 43s, Ohio ass. Corn
10 and 46s. Coasus closed at 92 So
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TNE SUNTER BANNER
s@MT&&NAAA&e So &e
r. RICHARDSON, JR.
JOHN II. LOGAN, EDITORS.
WEDNESDAY, nov. 20, 1854.
Agents dOn. tine BANNER.

Agents for tine BANNER.
The following persons have been ap
pointed Agents and are authorized 10 re-
ccvc, and receipt tor, all sums due the
Sumter Banner. any person wishing to
become subscriber to the Banner, by
handing them their name and address will
have the paper forwarded promptly
They will also see to forwarding all ad-
: vcrtising business connected with the
paper.
w. w. WALKER JR., Columbia S. C..
;. w. WHITAKER. Wilmington, NJ. G.
WILLIAM HYDE. %. a.. :"
K Z. LOGAN. .Sumterville S. G..
No other person is authorized to receipt
for the Banner.
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Gall in Earnest.

All. p. T~Es indebted to us by note, or ae.,
count previous TO the first Of January last are
ectfully requested 20 make iHmtdiate pay,
rscnf.
We are in want all tile Money that 10 ow- i,
ing ~ US, and we trust this call will not be
disegarded.
ROGERS d SPENCER. :
Bishcpvills. Nov. -, 1854. 5 - it,,
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dDQaEs QDuEQa66e.

On our outside there will be found
ali interesting article from cur oia
friend BEAVER DAM" and variety
Of miscellaneous and original articles.
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Wanted. .

THREE NEGRO BOYS, FROM l6 TOYS
years old. as Apprentices tc the Carpenter
Trade, nder BEN, Foreman Of Winns New
Store, now being 'pnt upon sight of the old
Tavern in Sumiervile. '''7-
- N''""' = A. J. MOSES. :.
Nov. 90. 1854 II
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g Dn. GpYssoo4E!s. sYsIiowa DSdIF T xEp'
SARsAPARlLLh.AtF'ooii the Cure Of ,iiseasrs, !,
or as Spring purifier Of the blpod and de Il:
general tonic for The system, is unripaled
The curative powers of,his, ,E%ttact ara
truly wonderful, and all i;.yaIiis shouid
make immediate trial OF The .YelipW. Dock
and Sarsaparila:" II cannot injure The
most delicate patient. ,s'. sE's'N l'''
THEN FLY FROM MINERAL NO. s.
TRUMS TO SEEK hope, lie aid vigof
from this Purely Vegetable REMEDY
Therefore, however broken in health and
spirits, however loalhsome to himself and
others, letSno one despair of recovery ,sie,
the patient only understand that fiia .iiope
oi physical restoration lies in 'tGuysoit's
Extractsof Yellow Dock and Sarsaparir.
10, and persuade him for his sg', 'r'-hi.,
LIES SAKE,
to try it, and we have no hesitation. irr'
predicting his speedy restoration to health:
Ur See advertisement.
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i'S"s th' vi luTkS)S y, | %
Best pair of Muscovy Ducks, | 90
Best pair full blood Game
Fowls, 90
Best lot of Butter, 5 pounds, 90
Best lot home \
made Soap ~ j 90,
Best at. jar of
Preserves home Full dircc
made, tons ;ind in l 90
Best qt. jar Of s,ruclions
Jelly hume made for the | 90
Best qt. jar Of manuiac
Jam nome made, ,urc OF the l 90
Best II gal. same, to ac.
jar ni IS andy company
reaches home each Sprci-
made, men. no
Best l,2 gal.
jar Pickles home
made, On
Best Woolcn Countcrpane, 2 90
Best Cotton Cvun,crpanc, . 90
Rest Qnilt, . 90
Best Comfort, 90
Best 10 y'ds of Wooden Jeans, , 90
Best 10 y'dS Of Negro Cloth, , 90
Best wrought Iron turn plough , 90
Best wrought snbscil, plough, , Oh
Best wrought Iron Cotton
Scrapcr, . 90
Best wrought lrun.,nn,hc3
Harrow, . 90
Best plantation cart made in
i'll the District, 3 90
Best plantation Wagon made
i'll the District, 5 90
Best single horse buggy made
in the District, OD
Largest yield of Cotton per
acre, pine land, throughout The
entire crop, not less than 20 acres,
with \ i,ili account of the man.
ner of mamurin. and culivaling
said crop-a silver cup 10 90
Largest Yield OF Corn per acre
pine land tiirou hunt the entire
crop, not less lh,n l3.,.rs,
with y i,Al accom-, ,,f ,bo mo,
ner of nanur;nr ,,,,ar,,;,,,;,o
said Gro "a silver Gun 10 oo
On motion O! Capt. ". l.. Mills
the several articles uf IN, c,,.,i,,.,
WAS so ,n.,i., 49, ,u
Il shall be the du,v ,.f ,ho r,o
To receive all dur,iiuns ,,,,,o G.,
ciety: to uiye one m ,u;h, n,,;.. T., ~,
journals of ,lle DistricN before ,hc
annual contribution is d,te-,o coI,.c,
all monies due and to cxpcn1 The sam.
MS directed by the Society and ,u
make Il report OF same. to the Assorio
ton a, its REGULAR onnu,, nec,;,,
On motion uf Capt. w. f.. Mills the
'irSt article OF the Bye-Laws was So
amended rs to rca as follows:
Eacn member shall pay into the
treasury, annually the sum OF Two
Dollars. SAID payment to be made
at tune OF application for lncmbe ship,
or by the Frst a"y ct June in each
''''' '''u upon Ills nes'ect'ns t" do So,
"'''' '"e regular annual meeting of The
'''''' ms name snail De stricken
'''' '' '''''
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NURsERREs--He5a--s5S,

Po4gARgR, NWRsERRES--l85a--s5S.;
We ofsr for sale choice collection of the
taost celebrated and best varieties of Peaches,
Peaso, tbo,h Standard and Dwarfs on Quincy
RDaaunnRs, Cherries, Necaa-
rilaes, Apn'ic0sa, QQaimces,
Figs, Strawberries, AHaG
Native Grape Wines.
10000 APPLE TREES
we'll grown, embracing $50 varieties Of
rare excellence. We offer these to the trade,
or by the hundred. at low rates. itf.-
New and rare ROSES of The finest kinds
and latest importations, Flowering Shrubs,
HsHe sns4 beautiful EVERGREENS, &c.
Priced lists sent to all postpaid applica nts,
Packages carefully sent by railroad. Address
SUMMER Il CRAMMOND,5
hlston P.O., s. C..
Nov. 90 1854. S 1T "a,