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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

As w hitting, Teacher of the Organ Piano Forte
and Cultivation of the Voice Also, Agent for VIM. /
Emerson's Celebrated Pianos for sale Pianos Tuned
Rooms No. piper Block. IN stairs iual ls..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

One of the Most Delightful and valuable
Estates PLEASANT ST. in Worcesternow occupied by
JONATHAN LUTHER, will be sold at AUCTION, on
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

j. X. Clark, M. d., homeopathic Physician
no. Walnut Street Office hours, from to A; NJ, and
from l to z. NJ.
worcester, Ja nuary l, 1851, diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

TENWO HOUSEHOLDS reR SALE on Mechanic
Street.. These lots will be sold at great bargains.
GOOD BOARD and pleasant rooms can lie had
Va near the Common. Also, Walnut street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

JAMES f. ESTABROOK.
ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR Ar la
az No. Union Block Mnrcester hAu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

The Worcester AmiI-SlavaFy BaZanr
to be held through Cattle Show Week. will open IT. ES
DAY EVENING, Sept. 10th, at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

Lewis q. Mum. Auctioneer.
9aes OF hea ana Personal Property promptly attended
O. Office, 233 Main St.. up tsairs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

LEWIS &. MUM,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE. EMPLOYMENT AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
No. 233 MGiR-street, Up Stairs Worcester.
Fifty Houses for Sale,
In different parts OF the Cy also no House Lots This
Property can be bought ON the most liberal terms.
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Nrm
A0pertis

E7.s.ssss STRAY COW.-A COW strayed into
&SYO the pasture of the subscriber, about the
.AAslAsu. 18th of September. The have her
by proving property and paying charges. application
to w. W. PATCH, May street.
DIST
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Wv try.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-15

an,ioipated.-StilI, the attendance was
quite numerous, embracing persons
from almost every part Of our extcn.
sivc District. The exhibition of
Stock embraced fine specimens Of do
mcstic animals, both of the nahiue and
improrcd stock. Tho collection of
samples of Grain was quite large and
attractive, showing an increased cncr:
gy on tic part Of members o! the As.
s"cin,ion to improve in that branch
OF Agricuture-thc raising Of Bread
stuis.
The domestic department, though
small embraced some articles which
would have, suffered nothing from
comparison with any articles of a
similar description ut any exhibition.
The long line OF conps, well filled
with the ita,hcrcd tribe, could no,
have failed to have given entire salts
faction To the most ttncifui admirer;
for really it was .tirnry yAoo, cmbra
cing all the known species, from the
beautiful. sprigltIy little Bantam to
the huge Shanghae
Ab ut the hour Of one o'clock. the
company assembled in the Temper
ancn Hall At'er an appropriate pray
cr, by the Rev, Noah Graham. Mr..
Henry l.. Pinckney, jr., the nnniver-
sary orator, was introduced by the
President to the audience, and cnIis-
ted their feelings and chained their at
trn,ion for near an hour, by chastc.
| classical and clouucn, address
Immediately after the address,, on
motion of ]. NJ Caldwell, Esq, it was
ResOlncd, / ha, committee OF three
he appointed /" request Of Mr.. Pinrk.
ncy Il cop. Of his address for publica
| ton.
Under the above resolution. the
Chair appointed the following gentle.
men to constitute that committee. viz:
Col. Wm. NrttIcs. G.n. S. X. Chan
dicr, and DIR. j. G. iIaynsworth.
The unpirrs were then instructed
TO examine stock, &c, and made their
reports.
In about two hours the meeting was
HgIin called to urlcr-thc variors
committees submitted their reports.
| Owing to the latrncSS Of the hour. and
the absence o.. large majority of the
members, who lived some distance
from the village, md were competed
| |" leave carly. the transaction of fur.
thcr business WAS postponed until the
| SIh inst.
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NHaiA Service.

From all that we can learn, the
difficulty in relation TO the transporta
zion of the mails over The South Car.
olina Rail Road is in fair way OF
hins arranged. The mails will con.
time to bc carried over the road after
the expiration Of the ten days, in order
to give The Post Office Department
time to investigate the matters in
controversy.
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Miss EPrrlaan.

we hope our readers will not for
get. that this dcligbtinS songslrcss
glvcsa concert at the Court House on
Saturday Evening, and for the crcdi,
OF Sumter District, turn out en- mussc
to gree! AID welcome Cardinals mock.
ing bird, on her first appearance in
This place. Nlarenecd scarce be said
to 4 mnnity, who have ever hnwn
themselves ready to appreciate talent
aud worth. For particulars of the
concert see programme, among adycr-
tiscmcnts.
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SrMrGpvIlLF, No-. 5, 1851.

D.,, o., , H.
"rSua'lI |" hnticc, me N>s"cIAtion
n.y. ~ ." "'o was 'h,'t" !" -, "T"cr ny thH
! 'eS''r''t' "''a Ue". W. Lee was ai'.
I',|''u ''v'' '''.y P'' Gu ;,
-" ''''''"m ~ IT. I'',o. Ae''e'!,
{, 1''S"' "S'' 't u'' .. ~ n'"'.''''S. Esq
,v>',,'I'i ,,,',,,i ,'. ''i!''''!' ',, 80 :
',s'.n ,,. ;" ; '.a''',' "I" r "')">t 'ne
r,, us'"", ,'' ~ '"',.'''s A;a' '',' cav ""n
~ ."o '|.'"'' ''i''I"''y
Thn r. wy ,,'.,;, "I ,l, " ,.,."A ,'.aS va '''',''
): "l '"o'' l','ee'''e' :" '''
,nrir n~h,t';,.n,, ~ n.' ,h" Oil, ~, "a' =, ~
iIws. - ----.N.-nH. 49, 80, - 80
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Ea Es % q r. a MI a =, 4 a 81 IS !
Hy his E&celiency John Laurence Man,
nhg, GOrerncr and Commandcr in.Chief
IN nd orer the Stute Of SouM Carolina.

Hy his EGceliency John Laurence Man,
mig, GOrerncr and Comn,Qudcr n.Chief
IN nd orer the State Of SouM Carolina.
liEREAS it is duty tyincumbentnp npon II
every people at all times IN acknnwl. a
edge their dcTcndancc upon an aff.wise
and mcrcful God; 10 praise. him for his
glory aud bcneiacIona, and to express ifiISE
cnptrii;oD md humiliation submission IA !
Ills dispensa;ions, and dependence nlpd5s
HIS power;
And whereas if is emincntly beesisiiiiS
in he people at this STATE. ii, pis:ssssS tho
great benefits which llavn been bestowed
upon them during The past year, ai1ifsealso
in view of THE mortality and other ea sirnissaa
ties which III Some places have bel;S9
them, to mako public demonstr raj I9as oE
their gratitude, and humiliation and i
nation. ,i,5s s. issis.
Now, therefore /, 10 HIN Il RENg I'd !
MANSlNG, Governor apd EoiIffiander
in-Chef in and over the State of Ssai,l,
Carolina, do berehys, .setsapnrt THURS
DAY, The twenty third day Of Novninber;
as dayoI Thanksgiving, Fasting. Humi.;
iaIlon and Prayer p; ard hereby 1nyite The
Minister'S and lcnchcrs of all relioiols
denominations throughout the State, upon
that day TO open their several places of
public worship. and return thanks to Az
mighty Gud for tho manifestations of His
mercy;Ato acknowledge the sins of thu
people ; and, by humiliation and Rfayer;
TO cnireat HIS forgivincss af them; and
lmp'orc the extension over The common
wealth nf Ills lavn and mercy.
AM; turtiIer Invite all PERSONS engaged
in secular pursuits to close, for the day
above mentioned, their places of business,
and iorsakc their usual avoca,ions, and ia
prono:c, as lar a possible, a proper OH
-ervancc o; the rights AMI sQIc,pp.tos OF
the occasion.
v'n under my hand and the seal Of
The Stale, ut Columbia, this thirty first
'oy oI October, A. ID. ono thousand eight
hundred aDd iiily-iour and in the seventy+
ninth vrar of American Independence.
JNG. LAURENCE MANNING.
BEN PERRY. Secretary OF State
Nov Il 1851. =. Ct:
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Court.

Cur Court has now been in session
ten days and we sec no prospect Of it's
adjournment before Friday u number
OF important cases remaining to be
tiled. The two suits brought against
the South Carolina Railroad Company.
Tor damages sustained by persons. who
were injured, at the time Mr.. SINGLE.
TON and his grandson were killed, have
81 IL been decided against,.thc Rail
'oau: the danuge, a,sesS$ ally
at $1,000 and $4,000.
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A Fatal HeIacg.

Our Columbia correspondent wri,
ting to us under date ofthc 9th inst.
says:
+ y duel was fought near Gad<dcn
in this District on yesterday at 3 P.
NJ. between Capt. PETER GASFxEY and
DR.. J. W. RAY. The former gentle
man was unfortunately killed at The
second Iirc-the load passing through
his left breast.
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'A'rHGsa7tc 0lgseaDGct.
SUMTER LoDGE. No. 23, !. 90.

SUMTER Lodge. No. %, J. y. O. F.
WHEREAS it has pleased an al-~iSe
just and rncrciIul God, tn ,summnns r-om
this world Of sin in tho prime Of life, our
Drolher-Odl- Fellow DANIEL L. BRuNsoN.
the companion we SO griesousl. lament,
possessed those virtues which alone pives
nnblaness to man. When sought to err
by those temptations which so often hnsct,
and So sel'om rejected by the Young; that
keen sense Of honor and love of right which
adorned his prtuSe, projected him. 1t la
wlih an aged mother. who loved him so
we'll, hat We truly sympalhise, aud to
friends who knew HIM as we did, we pre-
sent the notice due TO his memory
Therclnre be it resolved. That in tho
death Of Brother DANIEL BEuSsoS, this
Lodge has lost useful member.
Resolred 2nd, Tha, This Lodge wear
'he usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
Rcsolrcd3 Bird. Tha, page on the minute
book he inscribed with llis name and 10 his
memory
ResolrcI i,h. That this Lodge deep'y
sympathIzc with his hereavcd parents N
hl', loss.
Resolred 5;h, That the above preamble
and resolutions be published in ,he parcrs
oi the 'r"wn, and copy be- transmitted to
his IamiIv.
JAMES d. BLANDING,
J. II, CLARK, Comni,lee.
K. {. WEBB,
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Corrcspon 'cnce of The Banner.
0Esr New x 0a'sG aIcdscs.
New IoHE Cry, Nov. 10Th 1881

-fh" ORB Cifl, NoV. ION, 1881.
Dsqr Banner: Never in the politi
cal ia.Gry OF ,!is STATE has tic result
OF I" gcaeI"i elect on SO Surpri cd and
astonishrJ The people. 1t was tn ugh,
t!nt DHnicI UlImnn, the Know M,
thing Candidate tor Governor would
not receive more than 10000 votes
th!s far he ll&s 81 900 an stand, a
fair chance os being elected. As well
rs we can Judge at n*escnt .Sry mour
the Democratic aud Anti Lipaor I.aw
Candidate il elected, he having re.
ceivcd 10000 Clark, 82,OOo Ull
man $1,000 Bronson 31,OOO--Ilcn-
ry j. Raymond Editor Of The " ines"
and oDc Of t!e Editors Of "Harpe.'s
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the use Of their hall and lot, for our
last exhibition.
Resoiued, That the publishers of our
village papers be requested to strike
oil, each. one hundred extra copies Of
their issue containing the, speech de-
!ivered by Mr.. II. l.. Pinknev. Jr.,
for distribution, and charge tho same
to the Association.
Reso|ped, That tho papers of our
District be requested to publish these
proceedings.
The Society then adjourned, to meet
at The Court House, on Saturday, the
18th inst.
j. NJ. PITTS, President.
q. ". ZEE, Sec'y pro tenn.
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Choice Groceries.
FAMILY S u Il II fEs
Kentfrick & Jenkins

WOULD announce to ther friends and the
community Mt large, that l-y have opened in
siumtcrvillc opposite to Webbs Store, largo
and varied stock Of
F.IMIL| GROCERIES.
Such as have never before ben Inhibited for
l9r sale in this market. 1t comprises in part az
follows:
BACON-Primo Sides, Shouldersand Hams.
jSuGAR-I'rown, Crushad, Powdered and
leaf,
C0FFEE--Rio. Java, and Iagnira,
Lard, Butter, Mol ,sses, Cheese, Crackers
Mackerc, Smoked Beef and tongues, Pickles
pruncs, Braphicd fruits, Lobslcrs, Sardines
SalmoGd, BOLOGNA Sausage, Vermicclli, Maca
ronia, Sc. tIc.
Fine Tobacco and Segars.
Irish Potatoes, Onions, lieets, Smoked Her
ings, Fruits, Nuts, and Confectionery of all
kinds
Wheat, Buckwhcat and Rice Flour.
In short they pledge themselves by strict at-
teniion TO business, Keeping on hani the BEs T
OF ALI. goods in their line, and selling cmEAr
Tor CASH or produce, 10 merit II share Of public
patronage.
J. Il. KENDRlCK. w. w. JENKINS.
Nov. Is, 1854 II
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.D. = X

We publish this week, on the out.
side, another piece from our pocticaI
contributor, J. =. y. lie has on sevc.
rnl occasions published poems in our
columns. which have been commented
on as erincing a true poetic train Of
thought. j. y. 4. shall be always vel.
cone TO place in the Banner.
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hHarRaacRay FcRlnalc GO5Hcgt

1hc commencement OF this popular
Institution will take place on the
twenty second and twenty third of the
present month. The Rev. DR.. B. NJ.
PALMER will deliver the annual ad.
dress. We have received polite
invitation to be present and will en-
ueavor to attend.
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WcsSVS. EAcr.<sviCk 81 .geRskfnas

By reference to the advertisement
OF these gentlemen it will be seen,
that they pledge themselves to supply,
what has long been wanted in Sumter
ville--a good Family Groccry.-
Mcssrs *. & j. are both natives of
this district and have some claims on
the CONN unity. A visit to THAR store
will convincc any one, that they have
on hand an excellent stock walk
round good DANES and huy something
nice to keep the "oidmnm" ina good
hum"r during these excited days
when justice kicks up such fuses in
the Court House.
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DE-. GUYsoTT'S YELLOW Dock AND
SARSAPARILLA.-Forl the cure o diseases.
or as a SrriH! purifier Of the blool and as a
general t,7,ic for The system, is unriraieI
Tnc Curative powers Of this E,tra"t are
truly wonderful, and all i..vllis should
make immediate 'ria! ni the yellow Dock
anS Sarsapari!la." 1t cannot injurc the
most delicate pa!icnt.
THEN FLY FROM MINERAL. NOS
TRUMS TO SEEK hope. life and vigo.
from tbs Purely Vcgc,abIe Remedy
There .o:c. however broken in health and
spirits, however lolthsomc To himself and
others, lei no one despair Of recovery let
ili'' patent oly unier-iar that his h,o,
oi physical rcstpra'iGn lies in "GuySol,'s
Extract o; yellow Dock ard .Slrsaparls
la" and persuade him iofhs
LIFE S SAKE.
TO try Il, ana we have no hesitation in
predicting has spae,ly RESTORATION TO health.
u See advcr;iScn,nEt
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---szSi s-s'ozotb-e~ ~bHs-----
temperance Meeting.

Quitca large and enthusiastic NEE
ting of the Sons Of Temperance was
held at their Hall on last "Wednesday;
on which occasion able and eloquent
addresses were delivered by Mr.. Tup
2ER, ofCharleston. and Mr.. EVANS of
darlington. Inclina,ion would lead
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FRr. E0in9lHacy's Speech.

Mr.. PISKSEYs speech will appear
in our next issue, it having been re-
ccived too late Tor his. We will then
repubIish the list orrrcmiums awarded
by the Sumter Agricultural .Assncia.
lion, as requested by tha, body.
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For the Sumter Banner.
SNsiif"r Agricultural As.0cia-
ei0Ia.

The second Annual Meeting ofthis
dissertation was held on the 9th ult.,
ut the Temperance Hall, which, to-
@ethrr with the engoscd lot, had been
kindly tcnlerod by She order OF the
Sohs OF Temperance for the use of
the Association.
From the want OF NOR, general no.
t'co ot the. day Of meeting, the as.
sn.noIage was not rs large as Ind been
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VEGEHaEaG "A Ass0ciasioas.

We are requested 10 call q meeting
of this body on Saturday next the
18th inst. Punctual attendance is
earnestly requested.
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Daguarre0types.

MR. I,AfAR is'pIeascd 10 inform thr
citizens OF Sum,ervlllc and vicinity, HAT
he has returned 10 Sum'crvi.c, and has
opened his Daguerrean Roons at liz.
place formerly occupied hy him near tho
Sun'cr R,nncr Oflicc.
Thankful ior tho Liberal patronage here
'oInre bestowed. hc invites ar WHO desire
ECArsTAL l,lcrCRrs ln'giva Il cal,
htN: Z e,eiSSi. u :, ~ ~
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COTTON RHAEs V&HI'G'
CHARLESTON Nov

There has been no material al,cra
tion in the market. The best quail
tics bring 9T.Sc.
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WEDNESDAY. NOV.
Agents fOa' the Esakakacr.

The following persons have been ap
pointed Agents and are authorized to re-
cciye. and receipt for, all sums due the
Suntcr Banner. Any person wishing to
be come subscriber to tho Panncr, by
handing lh"m thoir name and address will
have the paper forwarded promptly.
They will also sec to forwarding all ad
vcrtising business connected with the
paper.
W. w. WALKER JR., Columbia S. G..
S. w. WHITAKER. Wilmington, N. G.
WILLIAM HYDE, -. &c. &c. e.
No other person is authorized to receipt
fer the Banner.
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Notice,
THE GRAND LODGE OFAN.
CIE'NY EREE 1l1SON.G OF G n.

11E GR1NU LODGE or AN.
GENT EEEE MAS0NS or s. G..
Will celebrate it' Centennial Anniversary
on the 9th day Of December next
y procession of all the Lodges under its in.
risdiction will be formed on that day at 10
O'clock, 4. NJ, nj the Masonic Hall, corner of
king and WrnIworl 'ir.r,s. an an AID.
DRESS. suitable 10 I'll ocr1sion, will he dc
iiveroi ~ Brother S..MUhE. Fl F;NItT DiCK-
son, n. d., Rust lilstcr al Orange I.odg.
No. 1t.
The period Of The year when the celebration
Will take place. seems to the Committee of Ar
rangemcnls 80 ba favorable for general nt-
tendance of Masoas throughout the State, and
as every stlurt will be made TO procure n rednc,
ton of fare on railroads an steamboats, for
those who attend the celebration, it is hoped
lhct no Mason who can attend will be- u.s mt.
Jc1fif~A. GfIES. --2e4-i :.
JOHN II. HONOUR,
A!.RER'r q. MACkEY, MD
GEORGE Il. WALDRUN. SS
GEORGE: III. WALTER, SO
HENRY BUST, ES
T.. TiiAYER, o.
Nov. Is, 1854 3 ,d
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us to onotico at length the object aud
interest of this meeting, but o:hcr
matter. has almost crowded us out Of
editorial.
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Our EiXS.SI;tssxnS.

THE CNKoliNIAN.-TniS excellent
paper, than which the State anDr,IS no
better will be furnished during thr S;cs
ofthe Legislature. ire, Of p,<t,is, as
lo'lows. The Daily Il. a.S!--l'ri-NrcIl
" at 80 cents.
Competent reporters have bcc,,
engaged, who will giyc full daily re
ports OF the proceedings.
TIE TELEGEAril.-Thc Lexington
Te|tysnph IS offered 10 sale. The
reason assigned is the accumulation
Of duties on the Editor, who is Il law
yer as well as Elit.r.
The circulation and usefulness Of
this paper is said to be daily incrcas,
ing.
BLACxwooD.-I'hc October Number
Of GlcA~ooa is on our table, with
the following list OF articles :--S;pccn
latofs aln"ng the Stars Part II X ing
Otho and his classical Kingdom s3;u.
dent life in Scotland--pat ii; Civilli.
Za'ion The Census: y ltus$iun Rem
inisccncc; Records o:'lnc Past Niu..
vch "ud l'ab. lon; HE opening of the
Ganges Canal The uses oi Beauty
Spanish Politics and Cuban pcrils.-
Re Published ut 20 Fulton stree,
Mex YORK, ny LEONARD Scorr & Go.
Price $"--!hc STANDARD and B{uck
'rood for 81.
The SrARTAHnunG ExrEEss.--Wc
notice in the last issue OF this paper
the announcement Of the sale OF the
office hy Mr.. f. Fl. BpITrox to Mes.
Srs T. JoHEs IlEHNY and r. s. EAv.
ROW. Mr.. BhIrroN, il is SAIL, will
remove To Columbia, and in coparlncr-
ship with Mr.. GILES revive the publ
cation of the Deiiy Curolina 1lmcs.
In such hands the Times onyht to
prosp,r.
Tue INQUIRER Mr.. S. ". Melton
Of the Chester Standard and Mr.. Mil
Ter "f iorkvil" haze purchased the
Mscella"y and Remedy OF YnrkviIc
and will merge The two into one paper.
to be called the I"quirer. We rish
al. parties success.
'---s<7- sS-dr>.ss. Ez-------
DEPARTURE or MIs>IuNAEIEs.-Thc
Rev. Marcus NJ. Carleton and li., v,fn
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So. Carolina Sumter Dist.
Bu w WIS Eso ~ ~ -

hy ~. LIE YIN, sSq.,qttFQ1flGflfl}pissSt1 =
IL District. ~
Whereas, NJ. NJ. Bphbop lhat |, S ssp Is tts
me for Letters Of Admiai ti3fs; ssss Il
singular the guods and chattless rtl I'd 5
creditors of the late r.. II. ia $of.
the said District decea$ed. 81. n -
These arc, ,ereIore,ltn Gil es.d admon-
lsh all and singular, The kindFesl aud credis
tors OF the SAID deceased, to be aud speear
before me at our next Ordinary 'ssuFtsos
the said District, 10 be hoidei,s aas s siislaSer
Court House on Friday the 2ath day
November laS'. 10 bow cause, ,jf any, Ntl
the sail administration shonad not beI
granted
Given nnler my hind and seal. .fhes;I
18th day Of November il, the year
H.. 8 our Lord, ono thousand eight huif-
drcd and iilty-louf, and #iis The roth
year of American indie pcndencc.
". LEVI, Q. Is. ID.
Nov. Is, 1854 3 81
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-15
News OF tine Week.

bc soon. The bombardmcnt continued.
Austria wns on the min: of war with Rms.
sa. Mr. Soule has been. prohibited n
enter France. He asked pcrmission 10
pass through on his way to Madrid and
the request was refused
An t;,i. or ,rod, ,u.. c,
b., ,l,;. 49,,
have materially improved both in demand
and prIcs. lsrcads,ulis had advanced two
shilling or lho barrel. and although cotton
had undergone no lno,able change in
prices, il was in moderate demand.
rhc,c ,ro .,,d - ho ,.c.,, ,,, ,,,
sand ncorc,s cr,;,,,J n vo,o j., No, y,.,
under Tho nrcr,.;,, ,r r., s,,,o C;,,,
Ton wh q, r,,,:ro, ,,I
been three w .rs c,;z., ,,, ,,o..,.o,
or frcho,J os,,,o of "a, ,,,,, c,sn
over ard obovc All 1oms ,,d ;,o,.,hr
ccs ch,roel ,her,,r mn, ,,,, ,.,,;n,
''''' '''' II "'v' boo" paid.
Th. entire rcnr,l of ,bo ,s,,r. :
Grea, Er,ain was acconpIishcd At ,hc
recent session OF Parliament. Pho ,c, bv
which this was effected is known as ~,
80, II and Is Vic,o.ia, ana is now i,
operation. /, s no,v law,r, - f.,
Dr.:an to nan c,oncy at anv rate Of ,n,cr
r.t and on ary ,;osrrin,i,, ,1 ,-,,
,!.cr real or otherwise,