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RELICS or ARcTIcThs captain of the barque WAL
than from Bristol England reports having seen, the 18th
inst on the banks, in latitude i5o large quantity of
wrecked material consisting Of buwarks painted black,
pars &C also what appeared 10 bea boat painted black
25 feet long, and bottom up II blowing heavily at
the time attempt made TO reach and secure the
boat which may have been that from the Ncsa wherein,
immediately after he cogQA with the Arctic Francois
and ua isss companions conveyed 10 the
Arctic reaching which their boat struck by the
steamers wheel aud overturned and none but Francois re
mained TO tell the tale 1t is probable that this boat
would have been found in the vicinity Of fragments OF the
wreck than any of the boats which left the Arctic with
passengers and directed thsr cpIrse towards the land
lHs CHOLERA A TnSDAp, W. 1.-The schooner Griffith
arrived at Jacksonville Florida from Trinidad Port Spain
with dates TO lst October reports That at that time
the cholera raging there with fearful violence h'
deaths averaging from 40 to 30 a dny
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
~ lust received splendid lot Of
New silks of every description
Cloaks and mantlrs, he STYLES
Shawis of every kind
Mousseiine de aDes and plaid merinos
Cloths, cassimeres, nc vesines
Domestic goods OF every kind
1000 yards Al curtuin calico, az OK cents
iooo do dress calico, fast cOors 81 cents
n handsome lot of curtain goods kinds
fauey vevct tapestry Brussal ngran and three ply
pes cheap.
Oct 2f-diGuf HALL. BROTHER,
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* c. b.
A star with motto Nee Asperd 1tyre on one ida and
on the reverse &c, n. MDCCCAN.P"
Also number Of other things Of minor importance as
they have particular marks by which they could be
recognised but which, along with the above-named slnll
be handed to the secretary OF the udson Bay Com
pany, JOHN RAE, c. +.
lirpUtsr BAY. July, 1854
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THE Land Owners Manual; the Statute ReSuin-
u lions OF New York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois Michigan, Iowa
aud Wisconsin, concerning titles deeds, wills
real estae desceD lnnd sales miatODs
exempuons interest Of and constitutions
OF said States Complete in Of Al
(n law bindnel dollar.
Oct 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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M stated Jerusalem Lodge No.
liai ibis (thufsjay] evening, at Z
O'Clock II expected the mrmhcrs VIII be present
VISITATION OF Grand Lodge wlitHt~ place
Master STANDING respectfully requested TO
JOHN " HoisbhNb,
OctpG Secretary.
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,fOR RENT The residence Of the late Gen Towson, and
grounds have been put In com ee
Gas and furnace csed throughout the house To-
cold BATH cioet Kitchen and
huers pantry. The house may be had partially furnished
Enquire the premises from 10 I'LL O.
Oct IT, lmnTuThsun'
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IAws Relating to the Public Lands.

Avs Relating to the Public Lands
Ii United States, Resolutions of the Congress o e
Treaties, Procamaions Spanish and oheI Doeu
Lands with the Opinions o INC Cou"
relation thereto complete from 'he pes'
MI d down to March, 1888, IN vols
being Documents Leeaive ana sheeu
United in relation 10 the Public LANDS vo'
folio. n
Collection OF Laws, Charters and Local Ordinances o
Spain relating 10 the CONCESSIONS OF
and COLONIES, and the laws Of Mexico anu Tex
containing nso Jnngo
trap o. and Nanuels.
inst o the Civil OF Splu
schmds Spain and Mexico and the more important
nctso o. the Mexican tongress u vol
tompiatoa of spanish and Mexican Laws ~ relation
TO Mines, nd ritsa Real E-' vol,
Laws Governments from 1893 down
Indian Affairs and the Proceed
nrs the Confederation aud Of the United sptes
the same subject ivo fRhNch TAYLOR
OCT G
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DIED

city, yesterday dieen days OF inisnso snIetng
REBECCA JANE aged nearly two months daogh
OF lossPH l.. and NrIIspA WltLt,ss.
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oTOUM uMBRElLAs.-This day opened ian and fresh
- gingham and amhteiias with hare
wood ivory plain IN great variety styles and At ni-
form low prices,
sTEvENs's
Oct % -co2,if Saosrnom, Browns Hotel
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sVRyssHED HOUSE ron RENT "A house containing
eisht and BATH newly and compesy furnished Is
Eighth between and streets,
between The hours of = npd O'Clock, y.
lp-eotffif
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Election Of Secretary Of State IN Vermont,
AloSrrnLrnu Oct. 2l.--Ion. Daniel z. Thompson OF th
place. been elected secretary of State by the Legislature
He was chosen on the nineteenth ballot.
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NEW Goods for I.enttcmen.-P J. STEER, merchant
N tailor his large ana
elegant genemens fall goods all OF ~hch ne
notice Gentlemen clothing rely on oe'ng
suited by calling No. Aes Washington plnce, Th street
2l--6t
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f,tYIC IRA md other Regions Of the Conquerors
Y CONQUERED Il. Ea, illustrated
Principal Diseases the Valley OF Norh ameca
vols. Svo
Historical Sketches Of Western Pennsylvania;
by Joseph Smith, d. d. l vol.
olker's Mcroscopics of the Human Body vo'
with illustrations
Poems of Paneli and Tickell, vol, lSmo.
Roio in switzerland; vol, lemo - -, 49,
Oct2i FKhNCh TAfLch'
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

August &c, 1854.
Notice hereby given the holders of the following described
Uaed Staes that this department prepared to
chase date hereof 20n of No
portions stocks amounting the aggregate
o00 the and the hereinafter men
toned, witt
of contingent competitions within the amount stated
be the time which said stocks
be offered The certificates, duly assigned to the United
who receive amount tbeeoi must
transmitted this department upon The receipt whereof,
price will be paid compounded Of the following PARTICULARS
l. The values amount specified In each cerficate
premium stock of the loan authorized by the act oil
redeemabe November H. 1885, of cent the
stock lsa2 redeemabIe 3ls De
s4 and s4s redeemabe the former the 3ls
December 1867 and the Both une 1868 of I6 cent
authorized by the act of 1885, and
December 1861 (eomony called the Texan
indemnify per cent
B. Interest par from the lst of Juy
1854 of receipt and settlement at the Treasury with tho
flor reach the owner OF one days interest
In addition.
said stocks will be made drafts of the Treasurer OF
Boston, New York,
o Philadelphia as the parties may direct
will be entitled She benefit Of this notice
which shall actually received at the Treasury on or before e
day of November next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Auy a7-dt2ONovif Secretary Treasury
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Eenr. Tor ,hs .s,eamer polmetto.

BALrIMoah, Oct. 2irhe steamer Palmetto lett this por
on Friday for New York. and has not since been hear
from II Is feared she may have met with accident
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Emmanuel PhtIihert, orsh European Wars
~ of the 10Th ceptury by Alexandra Dumas.
The world Middle Ages historical geography; hy
AJolphus Louis KUppen.
Thi.rss French Revolution; vols.
Dervatyesi by Literary hssoca-
Hand Eneraed Words English Language by
Literary Association.
Complete Treatise Artificial Fish Breeding ranssated
and edited by w. II Fry
The Meaning of Words; by A. II, Johnson.
Herdou Oentnia Aniquioro by Herman NJ Johnson, d. d.
Memoirs of Napoeon his Court aud Family by The Duchess
DAbrantes.
Editions the British Poets combining exquisite iopog
rsphy with extraordinary low prices
Don Quixote magnihcently illustrated
fnother supply OF royer's Shilling Cookery aud bundle oil
Crowquils. ..,
Selling at TAYLOR mAukls
Octg2 Bookstore, OH street.
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SIN JonY FRASKLIY.-The Montreal Herald of 2st
tans some few particulars relative to Dr. Raes statement
respecting Sir John Franklin in addition TO the teegraphc
accounts
None of the Esquimal with whom he conyersed, it
ought be noted had the whites had they
been the place where the dead found but had
their information from those who had been there and those
who had seen the party when alive
ii Peby Bay, the 18th Of March that DIR, Rae
fell in with the Esqumaux Of whom, being asked
if he white people replied in the negative but said
that large party Cat least forty persons had perished
from want of food ten twese days io,raoy TO the
westward
The articles found by Dr. Rae possess mourntul in
They will be delivered Sir George Simpson
as early day possible
Lis enclosed in Dr. Raes Letter
No Head of apParentlv) walrus sea-horse with
dragons wings
No "A Griffin, with wings and forked tongue and tail
No. "a Grifin's head, with wings.
No IA dove with olive branch in its bill surrounded
by scroll witch the motto Sper9 nehora
No 5A shs head, with apparently} coral branches
either side,
List of articles purchased from the Esquimauy said to
have been found to the west rather northwest of
Backs river the place where the party of starved
fn death N he nj
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New YoRK Oct 25Forty lives have been lost by an eH
plosion at Gateshead.
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Deercase.. l.a2ot t2p oios2l4 tfIo2S IoH Vod
This withdrawal OF deposites is mostly balances drawn
down by country banks The decrease greater than
pears the that the affairs Of the knckerbocker
Bank which failed embraced this week, and were
last Tie real in loans is s2 100000 and in de-
posites The cearngs show decline in payments
into bank The general feature OF the market is marked
decrease of obligation Thus rstclass paper is done
at per cent and short dates it is rather in demand at the
banks but other descriptions of paper abundant
and less wanted Railroad acceptances for instance Is
cent The decline cearngs indicates that the for
the heaviest pay ments passed As compared with the
responding weeks last year, they have been follows
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Specie Shipped.
Explosion

BosroN, Oct. 25.A quarter of million OF specie wa
shipped from this port to-day for Europe.
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rpO-NIGtyT October 25 in Odd Fellows Hall, frat
grand Mogan newly Panoramic Mirror oil
by Miss Ellen Sophia
Boston vocalist This wordcnowDed painting need
in Washington draw overwhelming crowds The
add little To its former at
fractions O'Clock To remain four days
only Admission s5 cents. No half price
o-dtI
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These figures the banks the official returns for
September last This multitude of banks for which 81 000
600 of stock has purchased within ten years. nearly
all owned bv brokers in New York. Cincinnati Detroit, and
other cities These avail themselves of the Indiana law be-
cause provisions loose permitting the issue OF bills to
the uH amount the stocks and allowing such delay in
dempon as compe small holders to sell at sacrifice, to the
profit of brokers' Thus the Connersyille circulation was
S57 6sl quoted at 90 cents although secured on In
diana SIS and Ohio 6 If the could succeed in buy
ing the bills up per cent? they would clear by
falling The State Bank of ndianas circulation is TO the
extent $3.50 900 under S, the remainder 80 and over
on the other hand nearly the whole seven and hall mil
lions of the new banks under So, and became such
nuisance that the State of Ohio passed law, which
came into operation October lst, prohibiting the circu
ao of notes under $io This OF course has exaggerated
the difficulties of the free banks 1t follows that when
1lououooo is reached by including ali the west
free banks has been borrowed of the public ON these
bankers promises the cannot be refunded without
causing arrangement in the OF exchange The
city banks although strong feel it to extent and they
are in of contraction The weekly return as fol
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A GENTLEMAN, Of respectable clerical anniihca-
Il ons, wishes employment Would object acting as SUB
limited period Of tho government departments
Oct 25-d3ts
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A Retired lucrchom Deod.
New Yoag Oct 25.Coun Foster, formerly an extensive
merchant in this city, died this morning of cholera
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NEW Yong Oct 25.--The Cabawha {stcamship) sailed
hence to-day New Orleans full OF passengers amongst
whom were the Rev. Messrs Carp and Bourne and Col
Da.a
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Nsw York Ciassift alioR
Upland. Florida, Mobile. New Orlrans
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BLH"k u fH'tUITU'
State Bank. New Banks.
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Oct 26 -2aw& DIS
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Health MoBlfE-Yellow fever has reappeared in Mo
bile among the citizens who have just returned to the
homes from the North. The press of that city caution
those still absent not to return yet the weather is
reasonably warm
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-07

The NEBRASKA BILL. This bill has passed Og ~
houses of Congress and has doubtless received ~
signature of the President and become a law: ~
passed the House of Representatives after sti1 1nS
out the Clayton amendment by vote OF Ila 10 FAX
and passed the Senate as amended by Tote % D.. ~
to IS Mr. Badger of the Senate and all of the kept
resentatives from this State voted for the bill eAcs
Messrs. Rogers and Puryear who misrepre ssn 10
their constituents, and united with the oppoSl'iOH
defeat it.
We congratulate the South this ausplcou Ia IN.
suit. Judge Douglas the author of the DILL na Hohs
deared himself still more to people by ne 1.-The
stand he has taken this question Amass and
most powerful opposition of the Abolltlo1iSr
the Freesoilers he never for moment laIe a"tye
quailed. Mr. Kerr our immediate Representa- s BID
has also acted nobly he voted and spoke lor means
and denounced those who using unfair 1irr Nth
to defeat it. Our readers, most of whom alls lis
him in politics, cannot otherwise than aPPp1n nrre
course, while those of Messrs. Rogers ana L have
win doubtless ere long convince them that l cid.
fellowship with those who associate VIZ, aesolers
dings, Tappan, and other aboltonists ana south
in opposition to the rights and interests o. Saa
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-07

APPOINTMENT OF PROFESSOR IN THE VIRGINIA MED
COLLEGE. The Board of Visitors of this Insti-
tuition met yesterday at IL o'clock, according ap
pointment and resumed the consideration of the un-
finished business, being the appointment of Pro-
fessor of Physiology and Medical Jurisprudence
The choice, after long session, fell upon Brown
Sequard NJ. d. of Paris-a most excellent appoint
ment, we learn, and one that will doubtless prove
generally acceptable 1t is understood that the
highest candidate was Otis F. Manson, NJ. D., of
North Carolina, and formerly, of this city.
Richmond Dipatch
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-07

In bruises. hot water is most eficacicus both by
means of insertion and fermentation in reno ring
PAIN and totally preventing discooration and stiff
It has the same effect after blow It should
be applied as quickly "a possible, and hot it
be borne. Insertion in hot water will cure that
troublesome and very painful thing called whitlow.
The efficacy of hot water in preventing the i'll eff
fects Of fatigue is too well known to require notice.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-07

c.tecbs@ by the SSg Of hs parish
g What are you made Off" Cato answered. ..d Of
mud, massa. On being told he should nav stick ~
dust, he replied, e No, massa, it no do-i'0
gedder"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-07

"Mr. JONES' you said the defendant "s ~ men,
man what do yon mean by that - are pre-
man that pays his bills the first time 1ns'
sented to HAN. :"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-10
A Market.

In the last number Of the IFatchman is
communication suggesting the propriety
OF building market in the town Of Sum-
tervile. We think it is an excellent idea,
and reminded, as we are, by the said COM
munica,ion, OF what we had promised our
selves to 7nor', and concurring in what our
friends Of the IVaichman have said upon
the subject, we cannot help seconding the
motion and lending what little influence
we may have to the enterprise. If carried
into effect many advantages must result TO
Sumtcrville and the surrounding country.
a neat and substantial market would not
only bcautify our town, but would add ma
terlally to the convenience and comfort Of
those living in it, and wonld afford new in
dnccments to the country people to bring
the produce of their gardens and their
stock and poultry, &c, to place where
they could dispose Of them readily and
espcditiously and without having to run
Gas they now have to do) all over the viii
lage before they can find those who wish
to buy. BY all means let us have mar
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-10

dist"rbs the air, and attracts the eye, While
from the bleached sun bonnet "a dimplcd
chin and neck Of ivory" steals the sovc-
re'gns start and admist scruping and back.
ing of chairs and pulled beavers he fair dis
turber Of their equilibrium passes as it
were through triumphal arch. Now the
object of all true poliiencss, proceeds from
a wish to give pleasure and qualification
and to modest damse and ono seeking
like the violet to veil its charms, this dis
play OF attention and commotion is by no
means pleasant and not unfrcquently
annoying. With all due Difference we
submit, that the best manner IN which
loungers can show their gallantry, would
be to keep the walks open and remain
noiselcssly respectful. What think you
gents, is the hint untimely!
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-10
For the Banner.
COLUMDIENSIS.


-Ressrs. Editors: beg the privilege
of your column" to give few words
of advice To most interesting and
important class Of every community,
viz, yn,ny men.
Why is it that so many ofour young
men are either idle or doing next thing
to nothing! Why is it that 50 many Of
them complain that they can find no
thing t" do? And why is it that so
many Of them fail even in their at.
tcmpts to make q comfortable and
competent support? It is my purpose,
in as short compass as possible, to
answer these important inquiries.
No man need be idle or unproGlably
engaged q single moment in such
country as ours. With wide field of
tering employ yment, full and pro6ta bio
employment to ton times our present
population, there must be some sad
deficiency in the men themselves, when
they are either idle or unproGtably EN-.
ployed. The very fact that SO many
can afford to be idle, proves conclu.
sivcly that q livelihood is easily oh.
tnIned among us. In many countries,
and in portions Of our own country,
idlene,s brings starvation inevitably.
The fact is, many Of our young men
feel that manual labor is dishonorablc.
They must either be Doctors, Lawyers,
or Merchants, or they will be nothing
or worse than nothing. The fact is,
the dishonor lies in their false PRIDE
"A good mechanic orr good farmer
(and now am speaking Of the man
who tills the ground with lis own
hands} is worth a legion Of your dap
per, dainty, dressy, lou"ging young
men, signing after impossibiIities, and
spending the money Of others to sus.
tain them in honorable idieness.
When see u young man with coat
OIL and brawny arms exposed, driving
the plough or the plano or the steam
engine, or welding the mighty ham.
mer of the blacksmith. shop or engaged
in any OF the various honorable ON.
Pl"ymcnts, requiring manual labor,
have fuil assurance Of his independ
ence and of his honorable position in
society.
Find nothing to do Why young
man you must be either very silly or
very hypocritioal. Did you ever try.
to find any thing to do, and when you
found it did YOU engage heartily in the
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-10
Miss Brelnnll.

We were favored OH Wednesday eve
ming last, in listening to this gifted and
favorite songstress, who gave one Of her
charming concerts at the American Hall,
Columbia To say that Miss BREaAN
came up to our expectation is to accord
high praise. She did 60, however, fully
and admirably sustained her high reputa-
tion--giving, if anything. increasing
claims TO her title f"thc Carolina Mock
ing bird"
We hope Miss Brennan will not entirely
overlook Sumter in her visits. She has
many friends here who arc anxious and
would be delighted to hear her, and we
would guarantee her full houses and
hearty welcome in old Sumter.
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Correspondence of the Banner.
COLUMBIA, MAY 8, 1854.


DEAR BANNER We intended reporting
for your numerous readers the proceedings
Of the Anti License Convention that con-
vcncd in this city on the Sd inst. but your
Senior Editor having been present, we will
assign that duty TO him, and pass on to
other topics-warning you beforehand that
we have no news OF striking Importance or
of much interest to communicates.
Ex-President Fillmore is expected to ar
rive here this week Hon. John p Ken
nedy Of Baltimore accompanies him. Our
Town Council have appointed Commit.
tee to make arrangements for the rccep-
tion OF those distinguished gentIcmcn.-
While we would tender them a hearty
welcome, we would do it without adula
ton or fulsolnc praise" The proceed.
ings in Charleston on similar occasion
were we fear, characterized by two much
servility. Honor great men but do not
worship them.
Mis- Ellen Bremen, assisted bv Messrs
Vaas, Rorppcr and Sgnor Novelli gave
Concert on Wednesday evening which
was attended by large and fashionable
audience. BY request Of many persons
who ware unable to attend that time, Miss
B. intended giving onolher Musical Enter.
tainment on Sa,urdy evening but was pre-
vented by severe indisposilion.
The Court Of Appeals and of Equity are
now in Session and have drawn hrher
many lawyers and litigans from every
portion of the Slnte. We are not cuff.
ciently ycrsed in "law practice" to give
The CO SC .argucd and disposed of befoYo