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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03
Farm for Sale.

FHFM IOF sale.
The &c oage Hill Farm 24 miles east of Raven
ma, on the Warren road containing 437 acres of first
ask rate land 275 Of mproy ement 70 Of which is
bottom land, and will cut very heavy grass the bal
ance IN fine timber This Farm is unusually well watered
through the centre of it, and is considered Of the very
pest farms in the county, either for stock grain raising
he buildings consist OF substantial Stone House. built at
large outlay with fine well Of soft water the door There
are TWO large barns with cattle she'd "a long,
ing them Also, Carriage House, Horse Stables and ali 9TH
er necessary buildings and all in good repair One
haf of the purchase money remain mortgage for
term required The above property will be sold
low, as the occupants are deerous ofremoving east
For further particulars apply to Darius Lyman ESQ., Ra
VIENNA, or Daniel Curtis & Co.. No. Ill Pearl New York
or Of the Subscriber, on the premises.
Ravenna, Feb. 81 1854. 453tf
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RAVENNA WARBLE-FACT CTORY.

NNA V UIIVNA WlAkKbHIE-EACEOR W n
AM now receiving the best selected assortment of West
Rutland Marble before offered in Portage county,
also have good assortment Of Italian, all from to five
tee high which am determined to sell prices which can
not fail to suit purchasers. -
Any one wanting anything in my line such as Tomb Stones
Monuments, Sockets Table Tops. Stone &c. will
do well to give cland examine my of Marble be-
fore gnng elsewhere
Specimens of carving kept constantly hand All work
done to order or no Shop south of the house.
Ravenna, Dec. II, 1853. A. C. BJJRWEII
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03

DIscnEIMk oF Tm RUssIAE AHAY.-Tbe sub
lection Of the Russian s 90 perfect that it is i'm
possible % contemplate any thing more than uni
form than Russian physiogn0mies. which bear
the same Impression everywhere, This is almost
ridealonslY promi6ent in the guard. where they
put the men with light hair and blue eyes into
one company, and the men with dark hair and dark
eyes into another. The excessive discipline en-
forced in the Russian army, has no parallel since
ths time Of the Romans. The Russian soldier 10
not allowed to think for himself stillle TO criti
cise. This passing obedience has given rise to
many stories Of the spirit of an order being con.
founded with its letter. One day ship, having
many officers and soldiers, went down into Neva.
The order was passed to the soldiers to save, In
the frst place, the officers Of the guard. So Of
each person they succeeded in getting hold they
anxiously inquired il he was an officer Of the
guard. The waters filling the mouths Of these
nnfortunates, they could not answer, 80 they were
allowed to drown.
Aaother time. it being dusty, the soldiers were
ordered to water the fields for exercise. While
engaged in this duty it came on to rain heavily,
but the soldiers continued their labors notwith-
standing. It was sufficient that it was ordered!
At the time Of the destruction of the winter pail
ace by fire, priest succeeded with the greatest
difficulty in getting into the chapel to rescue the
sacramento plate. As he was returning, he saw
= soldier in the corridor enRelopedfn smoke
"Come with me, )" he shouted cor you will perish in
the 1ames.' "No," answered the soldier, but give
me your blessing" Another, caught in an inun-
dation, allowed himself to be drowned rather than
leave hls post. The military purposes of this
wonderful ubordination-probably in great part
the result of frequent use of u stick weapon
which plays most important part in the forma-
ton of the Russian solder-will be best under
stood from another anecdote. At the seige of
Warsaw, young grenadier, addressing an old SOL
der, and pointing to the Polish entrenchments,
said, ''what do you think, comradc-do you
thing we shall take these entrenchments!' 81
scarcely think we SHALL" answered the other;
"they are too strong" "But," added the young
soldier, "suppose we are ordered to take them!
"Oh, then it will be another thing; five are Or
deree to take them, we will take them"
JEErRT.-The following anecdote Of the cele-
brated reviewer will be keenly reshed by all
who are favored often with the luxury of proof
reading:
Wilson, his printer, was prodigiously prodigal
Of commas, and in re-markng proof sheet
would frequently gil the margin with his favori,e
stop. On one occasion, he wrote opposite pas
sage
"Mr. Jcfry, is there not some obseurity here!"
To this modest hint, Jeffrey evilly replied
Mr.. ]. perceives no obscurity here, except
such as arises from the damned quantity of Com !
mas which Mr.. Wilson seems to keep in box by |
his side to pepper the proof with instead of sand"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03
New Arrangement.

WIN D. DURHAM having purchased the onfire inter ss
w of Gis, In the late firm Of Csilis pnrham wot d
respectfully inform his friends and the public generally
It's various branches a the old stand castohe new
Brick Block where can be found at all mes the largest
sortment OF Boots and Shoes IN Kavenna embracing
variety style and supply ofSoe and Upper Leather Pfen
Calf skins Morocco Innings and most kinds Of Shoemaket
fndngs all of which will be sold at the owest possible ag
Cash paid for beef Hides and veal skins.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03
Cnrrinpe NIanmfncforv.

c%&l THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public
7A generally that he has engaged in the above bus
ess, and Is prepared TO manafaeture Carriages, Wagons
Bngges, Wheel6arrows &c. in the best style, and the
lowest rates. All work entrusted In his will with
prompt attention. aAd will be executed In neat and work.
manlike manner, at TUTTLEs Old STAND at the Centre Of
Palmyra. Orders solicited. GEORGE w. TUTTLE.
PALMYRA, Feb. %, 1853. -. s--1+f 3gq-ly
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03
CO.uaPtnersfliD NOticp.

VIE snbscbers have this day taken into partnership Sam
uely Hopkins, and The business OF the H0nss viii here
ssr g conducted under the name and hr Hop
Rsvssns, March !, 1854 - 81 = 80 ''ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03
AN ACT

[34] AN ACT
Concerning suits on the bond Of Executors and
Administrators.
Sec. l.. Be Ienacted blythe General Assembly of
the State of Ohio, That in all cases when the pow
ers Of an executor or administrator heretofore or
hereafter appointed under any law of this State
have ceased, by death. removal, resignation, or in
any other manner, any succeeding administrator
or co-executor, or co-administrator, may main
tain an action on the bond of such executor or
administrator, whose powers have ceased, against
any of the obligors thereof, or their legal repre-
sentatves, for any breach Of the conditions ofsad
bond.
~<r... w. B. VAN HOOK,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives, pro tenn.
JAMES MYERS,
President of the Senate.
April Z, 1854
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03

BAIRD tenders his sincere and graf thanks 10 the
H' ctZehs of Ravenna, and adjoining for their lib
efa patronage for the past year, at the assuring
tem mat no pains will be spared to merit continuance the
sae by choiceseection OF goods the
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03
TIN-WARE, EAvE.TROUGNS, &c.

John 9. CIufc,
MOULD inform the citizens of Ravenna and vicinity that
w he keeps hand and manufacture order all articles
ofTnWare Particular paid to manufacturing ard
putting up EaveTroughs and he will be happy TO all
calls in his line. Shop directly South of Rcha Hard
ware Store
Ravenna March 33d, 1853. '' 4C3-tf
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL S2OOCC0 securely invested under the sanction
and approval Of the State Comptroller of the safest
and most popular Companies in the United States.
ALVIN BELDING, NJ. D., Examining Physician.
+. SPALDING, Agtfor Portage Co.
Ravenna Aug. 70. 1852. If
Assignment! tf ..f
subscribers, having been appointed Assgnees for the
settlement of Messrs Brown q Hurlbut, Boot Shoe and
Finding business benefit of their creditors anxious
to close the matter possible and will
at wholesale RETAIL at their Provision Sore large assor
mentof
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Bushins, Misses Shoes and
Boots, and a large varaety of Chid-en's off
CackS, and a lot Of Findings.
All Of which must be sold price, are determined
offer.
" All persons knowing themselves indebted to them, will
please call and settle and costs Notes and
will be prepared to settle at time, for short PERIOD after
which they will be put into the hands Of Justice COLLECTION
Ravenna, Dec. ], 1852. II W SMITH g. co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03

+ New Firm: ssgfN To-
HE subscribers this day ente red Into
for tue purpose Of carrying the storc Copper, TIM
Sheet Iron, and Bass Foundry business at the old stand 81
s. Rawson, and also the formerly occupied BY Pit
kin We hope BY Keeping good assortment owaras and
nge. NFRpfS A. Nv. REOK1EY.e
Raveppa. Aug. II, 1885, l4asl 6 !. RieshN. iii 20
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03
Silver ware, watches and Ecwcyry

NEW assortment received every two wcrks direct from
me hands OF Importers and Manufacturers. purchased in
quantities and at prices to supply the trade, consequently the
newest always received in due and for sale at III
o~est rates Pcdlar supplied with any of the above named
as low prices az at Cleveland. Pittsburgh or Cincinnati
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03
WAVERLV HOUSE.

FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE BEAUMONT.
DY GEO. A. KELLENBERGER, corner of Ontario and
ID Prospect streets, Cleveland, Ohio.
Its location is ofhe most pleasant and healthy Ceve-
and and near the most central and business part City
has bean completely repaired and renovated the whole
style and management of the house have been changed for the
better,
large class Of the trading and travelling public have long
felt the need of good, comfortable, dollar per day House
This want is now supplied by the Wavery House, which
gives as good accommodations and entertainment the one
dolarand half Houses Come, try and be convinced.
Hacks and Stages call at this House every day passe-
gers at the properhours. GEO. A. KELLENBERGER.
Cleveland January 81. 1853. 3g6-f
Mill Saws.
lust received at the New Hardware Store few those
81 celebrated Cast steel Muey Saws, of Warrall d Co.'S
manufacture Also supply of the Sash from
Ct to feet Of the best quality which are offered at prices that
cannot fail to suit, for ready pay.
ian 10 Z, T., Rtcu.upsoN
LEAD PIPE AND CISTERN PUMPS
or the best quality and cheaper heretofore
~ sold In this County, by I'D E. 7. RuHARnsON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03
G. HUMMEL'S Fl"
Prom iuIn Essence Of ONIpo

ECHAHWH1 k1NSCWNG VI UhNC
rs FOUR TINES CHEAPER than Coffee in the GRAIN
Eight Premiums have already been awarded this
for its fine and delicate favor and its clarifying and
health giving qualities.
CAuTIoN-As there many limitations and even
bear the of Humme would caution dealers and the
public in general to be careful in making their purchases
this the genuine ar :ie to which medals and number
of diplomas have already been awarded.
FOR SALE BY II. w. SMITH Il CO.. RAVENNA.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03
AN ACT

OI ..r.a." AN ACT
To amend an act, entitled Z" an act to provide for
ths creation and regulation of incorporated Com
panies in the State of Ohio" passed May lst,
1869, and TO repeal the act amendatory thereto
passed March H. 1853.
SEc.-1. Be 1t enacted By the General Assembly OF
the State Of Ohio, That the seventy y-eghth section
OF the act to which this is an amendment, be so
amended as to read as follows Sec 49, All
stockholders Of any railroad, turnpike, or plank
road, magnetic telegraph or bridge company, or
any joint stock company organized under the pro-
visions of this act shall be deemed and held liable
to an amount equal to their stock subscribed in
addition to said sto"k, for the purpose of securing
the creditors of such company, and the trustees or
directors of every society or association ncorpo-
rated under the provisions of the sixty-sixth sec
ton of this act, shall be deemed and held individ-
ually liable for all debts contracted by them for
sheir respective societies or associations
BEG 2. That the seventy eighth section of the
aforesaid act. to which this is an amendment, and
the act, ''ro amend an act entitled an act to pro-
vide fer the creation and regulation of incorpora-
ted companies inthe State Of Ohio passed March
llth, 1858, be, and the same are hereby reuealed
t-.s1.Ef 2. C. LEBLOND,
--f Speaker 6fsMe Holse of Representatives.
10 i lset .a3 JAMES MYERS,
...,..s..s..-y4.,sa,, Presidentof the Senate.
NsB saTsp ac9# fft4 e~--=- EE,st .-,.# .
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03

OSGoODS Cholagoguc, McKenzia's Febrifuec Sil's Fe
- verand Ague Remedy, Chotlcogue Tonic, N-yntoop's
Fever and Asue Vegetable Specific nvs pain
killer Hibbards Wild cherry Bitters ioofands Dyspeya
Bers, Hutching's Dyspepsia Bittars, Trak's Ointment
Snes ointment, McAltsters ointment, German ointment
DC. For sale by II. l. SWIFT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-03

New Arrival.
RS. z. T. RICHARDSON has ust another stock
~ OF summer bonnets, cdren's flats, style Grape
oohe ready made Vsettes fans, long mtts black ves
collars under sleeves other goods too TO
mention to which she invites the attention of the Ladies'.
for summer dresses and will happy to wait upon ali who
may favor her with call at her residence Main
Ravenna, June Z, 1853. .H-.fr
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W:kMfASR

IO,ot0 FEET of Walnut, Cherry and Whitcwood un bt
L wanted in exchange for Furniture. LANE & FosrER
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-13
Correspondence Of the E,nn.,

COLUMBIA. $. g., Dec. I. 1854.
-ue'srs. Ehtors: Last night our town
was visited by one "f ,he largest aud
most destructive fires that has occurr Il
here for many years. 1t originated in
the store of Mr.. Daniel S,igrncr and
spread RAPIDLY to the buildings
occupied by Charlie, II. Mott as u drug
store tho !" Exchange Hotel" belong
'"g We believe to Mr.. E.sterby
Carolina Hall building containing ,wn
st"reS--thr Furniture Ware oorns
ct A. &. Sluier--the Cnf., ti,uarv
store "t liri-e and Harrison and ,h,.
Furniture store Of Mr.. George Bower.
all fronting "n Main Street. The.
wind blowing slf''nx'y to the east, the
IRE spread RAPIDLY to the baiId nys N
Tile back part OF The sq,are-nmd aitrr
burning many out houses and small
bull 'ings caught til, dwelling House
"t Mr.. Peckham aud the extensive.
Coach Establishment Of james S
i''at"i'Eit. On->lrrct The Book
b'"dins "f Thomas J. La Mnt,e-
Office at DR.. Cranc-Law Office of +.
n. Sr!n"rr-Dr. "A. n. TalI,y',
otllre and Combs EXPRESS Office
ih' fire proof building of Gibbcs 4
johnson the publishers If that excel.
ie"t Journal the Daily IarnIinian and
'almrtt" State Banner was urxl
a'lacheL--thc hra, being So great that
the w'""t,.n wuIk inside c,,,uhf AMI
II" building VA, s'"'n in flames. Their.
hr'''S u other material iur the fame,
L" "cr"nr except three small w,uI,r,
ohil!iii5- "i the CORNER ct VI IN and
Lady Streets which by the unliril,s.
v'Gl;anr. "t''hr I"drlrnIr'.l Fire Eli
G'n" t"nil'aGy were >ivrl-thc cunil..
g'n,'"n spread II" further.
,,n You tins b,irl' statcrnra, a,
The mail is a,nnut c.n,,n,--.,u Il,
"n"'r"w inIi particulars viii hc given.
CuLuMDlEA- us.
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From Es,p:s,Dc.

he last news from Enr"p. is by no
means favorable ,1 tile allies. and the
decline in cotton evidently shadows
forth Il DIMINISHED cnniiIv. ce in the
eventual success of the English ami
French arms. Great preparations ar.
being male both by Russia and nor
combined foes, which are upon scale
"fnlagnitic' nee hitherto unprecedented
IN the annals of warfare. England aud
France are sending forward their thou
sandS, and by the opening ul spring thu
Gar boasts that hc will have Il million,
and II half OF men IN tn. field. TIN.
British papers d" not attempt to con-
ccai the l-app"intrncnt ul' their c,un-
1ryncn, who are beginning IT, kec,,ly
fccl the saI effects Ut war in all dc
partmcnls of trade. Tho government
Is putting forth the most siren .,,>
rNrruons to Restore culiiI.,,c. AL
home, by senLing mt mul ituIrs OF
tr""ps and vast supplies vi in,,,,ti,,s
"f War, but it is all ni nu avail. rne
people are ''isronra2ed-,ney see !.
long and r"1l'"us war, accompanied by
heavy taxatiun, before them, ami
nothing more plainly indicates the
c1'>trncs OF this State "i things than
the falling "ii' i'll public $ curi,,rs, and
The decline in c",tun, brr:.i>,ulis.
clothes, and every either description nl
,ncrcham Use.
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Machine Shop.

''n the lli!, ui . tho Sul,>Cr..ers asso.
GATED themselves IN c"part"ersnip, i"f
The Ihfpusc q: co,mlu.'tiny h,isiucss -as
Eng'"ers. Mich nis!s, b. !. kS,ni;h-, &c.
BE ng i"'ih pr rinai and work ur ,rc
ci':incs, Wa i''"i c"ntiIrni o.. uIv.ny zen,
cra' Satisfaction: I" oar em.;l,vnrs Good
w"rk'ncn WI b.: employed 10 assis in
z wing despatch ~ orirrS w. VIII fill
"r';crS Tor CAS- ing>. .ur "Nl,r,> al Steam,
vi * AM M"cr> In SlI"rl, wr " II ca
d'.av"r /" u,:..t ,he " MS o; ullr ( low
c''iHe"- III ia par -. In" 81 lie III tia
abo.c urd'irhcS ~ bus ness.
Our nI-i '"-S viii ur co.mI ",enl unlrr
III" n"n'm nj co iii..AN Il GAY
Nmr wr.. .i,i anil t;ii"siu IN S;,,p ,a
cniii'c'cd wriii til. "; rni.>lincui inr the
hcCmii'"ni'tini, ri ,u, ,r:p.rs
Ior'n-.-Cnsii I" is equivalent,
j } Oiilil.AN
kECllNUN GAY.
Wi. Il Mrs. Il L Dcim, S,r.,c,vllIr.
DE u. 1891 6 3,
u w '.r'nm,r rnJv 81.
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TiRc SOsadEa GarOAI1aiaEn
aHnsa BANNER.

Oar readers "Ii! fad Ill account nl
The late destructive lire III G"l,,nhin
III our c'';u"nn> I" day, from which il
wiIl be >.c', that the ";iicr ,t the Car
oi'nhn u"f B'aner, with contents
val"c'i at S4J,J'0 wa' entirely dc
>tl"ycL; III con sequence "t' which
Mcs>r,. L. W. GIunG, " Co., a,r
compelled tn ask the indu .cncc 1T
then subscribers until new materials
can he ..r'''nrrI, wh.m the l'ubiica,i,,l
ot their .al Liable Jlrna!s Will bc lc
Su r.l
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NUL MDlENSES.
WarSRag Robbery.

Col. }. ". NJ. Bcrrivl, of Rome (;n
III company wIth II ,~,t tl"n ui his tam
! ny, sa, The Augusta C"m>htnt4onuiis
IL HrP"ofic. Wa, i"bJrd IN II vrr,
singular but al ont muiiicr on Fiid !,
last, "ii board of tic car, between
Canoe aud Br'zcila. Ily had a lal.,
h'll"'lnL al n."iiey about hl, person.
lie VA, SEATED on The back scat, hi.
daughter AMI an"lhcr Young lady, !:
rel 1--we, were on the sea, ~ front. and
ni, son, AL ,ntciI,Scnt lad ui twelve q,
th'IlcrI Years "i age, nl,i IL servant
occupied The tiiirl scat. Between li,c
t"" p:'nts above designated, the Iuuil
near the Colonel vas cXtinyulshcu.-
Ills soIi took notice OF II, but thought
Ii MAS done hA The Coi.,Iuytnr or SUM.
one rniilcctru With The ll..lu. Sn.ut
y alter u stranger took his seat by
Col. BrrIl,n, anu after some conv.r
Sat'"I, snctct,ivu il! administering lu
ann Ch!uiufurui. ui,lii he became
'nScllsiblc. He t!ltIi cut tue buIt.,,,.>
oli his "rrrc':it and extracted from MS
slide pocket i package ui Bills amount
'hS |" i've thousand one hundred and
siXI, dollars. Mt content with I'M,
ne t"hR from the I'n'Ial,uIi, pocket
Tic C"Iolci b Wallet, containing unuut
~ 900. Had he known That IN the
other p'ckcl oi The in,Ilaiuun, there
WAS II package containing $1,000, he
might have taken that also. Tn.
money sl"icn WAS mostly South Caro-,
ina 1Iiis. In tic large Package there
were twenty o,c hundred dollar b,lls
aili some iilt.rS.
" 10 last evening, Col Br,rcn was
laD"riIS unucr Tie ciirc. uu lie Chic
'"I"''n administered; anu wa, confined
l" MS bed al day. as soon .,s tir !,
ii"ie, hc Will pu.ii>ll a list vi lie uill,
stolen. anu iio REQUESTS u- lu state ,tnt
Nc WA pa! Il iL1.id,o.ne irapIu iur ,uc
recovery W tbs ni"nol ur tn detection
"l ln1 uud Iuunci.
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COTTON NH,sEg E:'E'
CHAHLESruy Dec 9

CHAELESTO DOC ..
COtTON.-I'hrlc vas no material
change in the market to-day. or il any
prices were again more in favor ut
buyers han for day or tw" past. :
The >nrs footed 1918 bales, Emrlicu
lars as ll"ws: : bales at7 40 a,
7 is: 3n1 a7l l2; 203 ut 75s;
II at 73-4 53 III Z 7 s 255 ut 6 =;
"a n, s |. ;2l4 ut 8 ii III nj,
x 2; lOl Ut 8 So; l60 at . 3 4 ::
81 AT 9c,
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Sa:adr REPORTER.

We c..rIIoi ,ciia;m from cunsi:.tll.
latil,Y our district and the State IA,
large, upon the u''rl">rd rr-rIrciion
/" The office "t State E,Im,cr, Of ",lr
fellow citizen }. $. q. Richardson.
Esq. y. distinguished lawyer "i
"n"ls = district. ha, said "l this "Ilicr,
tfial lilr,c is one I.an in The State
"h" Is above all "llcl> rruIlarll
qualified 10 Discharge il> iinIn,lani
dulles. The Legislature I,nvr chosen
the man ln hon, he referred.
lt'ufchmun.
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Correspondence Of the Banner

Oar Guia Week Gruud Jf,r;cy-
Destructive fYre-Lsyj>iotpe pr,.
ce,di"yS- Miscellaneous Items.
Mr-=Hs tip.ru.s - In. past u,,h
ma, I,r, II .,nr ST unusual nn,,t, ,n,I
l..>l>uy. C"IIr.. commencement and
commencement; Bali alone drew L,,l,,
many h,ics and hcaux: and the.
,nvc,Ir,u ul the An,uu, A,>,,.;.,,i,,, -,
uarlrd /" "ur fl;r city lu,nI,rI, :,
ta,".I,,'un- from ever, >cc!i..I ut :l..
State. " hiIr then we nnrsr ASST ~ l..
>uur abe CO Editor tine lus,; wl,.h H..
al well acruupi,h-l,,l OF :. r..
I",rl'n. tm IN. ,rtan, and iu,rr.,,
III: features cunuvc:eu with ,h. ). III.
Centennial Anniversary of IN, S,uth
tarnilla College. W, will ,ni;. =,
GiInll'>c III passing events.
TIA. G.,y,.rn,r's :,
N.J;,r,jn, l,s, =, :, J,.,, ~
from l',,Iu,ul,i, H.. o2r,I I,,;
) & NJ. co,nmi,irs II. h,J.,,,.,,I.,,
,,,,.,u;,,, .,f T.. r.
lhe " Cn"Iina Flying Artillery -
and Bva, Co,urun,.s j., ,h,u,.,
we're rc:i.wcd 10y Gov. Mal.,.iny and
B,i5a,iirr GENERAL C.an,lcr. The ya
'i""~ cv"iuti'n,' were we'll Performed
hn! how could it b" nlhcrw i>c when So
man! bright eyes and $n.;!ri. 'ucc>
encouraged the citiza,.'o:di,ry? The
R'chi;"d Riffs, Captain Radvl.ii;.
c m''an'l'n", ski''i>hrd i''d,.Icn!c'
Iy of the Rrsin'n'aI n,anruv,cs an,l
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-13
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n summary 81 'hc i ucrv,iiny> nt
'hc Legislature up t" Monday will hr
i'nId in our cniumnS. On Mnnda,
;Il rl' c,i"h tor Gnvrrn"r and Lieu. en-
am G''vrrI,ur was To have taken r!acr
General ADAMS had scarce any opp,
>iti"n for the lh ST office tnr Inru,vm
amt G"vrrlI"r several Mnrlhy and dis
liI'@"i>Acd gentlemen have been nnrni
mated