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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17

MrEDER.-A most shocking murder
was committed in the upper part Of our
District, on the Saluda river. Wednesday
evening, 3d inst, on the body of one Young
Fuller, by Mary McCracken. The nstru
ment used was an axe, with which the
woman struck the deceased three times,
milicting ghastly wound at every stroke.
Many rumors arc anoat as 10 the cause of
This tragic deed, which are so contradicto-
ry, that we deem it our duty to withhold
any remarks on the subject, further than
the deceased was man OF very had char
acter, and had been the terror of the sur
rounding ncighhors for some time The
unfortunate perpetrator Of the horrid dee,
is now in Jail al this place -Laurensrilk
Herald
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17

a bill to provide for the admission Of
Oregon into the Union rs State has al
ready been reported IN the United States
House Of Representatives., and the I.rgisla-
turc of Oregon has taken the preliminary
steps towards calling 4 convention to form
q constitution.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17
Communication,

We arc in receipt OF ga Bill! to repeal
The existing Militia Laws of this State cx-
ccpt as may be herein excepted" and will
give 1t our attention at as carly day as
DoSsible
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stE Crops.

We have put ourselves to no little
'r"uiic, during the past week, in making
inquiries about the growing crops and
obtaining correct accounts. The result Of
these is by means favorable for the planter
Cotton has not yc, recovered from the
bligIling effects of the last frost and those
who have seed are replan,ing; the fields,
which we have personally viewed, present
a parchcd appearance. Corn aud other
gram crops are rapidly rccupcrating and
want only. June rams, to make heavy
Yields
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17
& Grcclcy's Military Women.

The public demonstrations OF women at
the North have assumed so many shapes
and have been addressed to so many OBJ
Jccts that one might have supposed it i'm
possible for ingenuity to devise a novelty.
1t is not safe TO suppose anything, however,
where such women are concerned, and in
supper, Of this very dilliIent conclusion we
would present to our readers an exhibition
upon plan that certainly has the claim of
originality. We learn from the Tribune
tha, our city, New York; is to be visited
| on Tuesday next by three uniformed com
pancs OF orga., izcs and disciplined Female
Infantry N.anccra) from Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, known as the Fairy Light
Guard, commanded as a battalion, by a
! masculine Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel:
but the several companies will be officered
throughout by ladies', including captains
on horseback. The battalion will be met
al the jersey City Ferry, at 10 o'clock, by
company of our National Guards, and
escorted 10 the Park, where our fair visit
ors will give evidence of their proficiency
IN military evolutions and exercises, rcpairs
Jug thence AT an early hour to the Astor
| llousc for dinner, visiting the American
Museum in the afternoon, and spending
the cvr ming at the CRYSTAL Palace, whence
'hey WIZ take up Their honcward marcc."
The Itrprcss pathclcally inquiries what
all The chldrcn of these women are to do
at home, whilst their mothers are parading,
which is rather an ungencrous insinuation
IN the lace OF the assurance which the
| Tribune gives that the Fairy Light
Guard is composed Of some of the best
educated and most cxtimabc young ladies'
of Paterson and Elizabcihtown, N. j., and
OF Hurrlsburg, Pa-a,l between fourteen
and eighteen years of age-a daughter Of
late Governor of New Jersey being
among them" The parade Of these wo-
men is supposed to be totally unconnec,ed
with Barnuns effort to revive the Crystal
Palace.
We have met with nothing to match this
III modern times, but as the nearest ap-
proach to it in point Of moral dignity, we
give the march of Abyssinan Monkeys, :,
which will be found in another column.
Charleston Standard.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17
Tie S. g.. Temperance AdyO.
cate.

we see by the last Temperance Advo-
cate that Thomas ]. WARREN has discon-
tinucd his connection as Editor and Pro.
Pr'e'or OF that paper. Mr.. WARREN will
issue weekly from the office of the Cam
ae" journal an edition Of that paper, in
"h'ch department for Temperance may
be found.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17
Provisions NS:,rRtrG.

I.csh meats OF all kinds are in dc,
mand aud very scarce. Beef is sold
this morning at 10 cents per pound,
Chickens al % cents: &c, Bling up
your catables.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17

In the letter of our Columbia Cores
pondent published in The last weeks Hun.
ncr, the words; "this beautiful retreat y
should bc added TO the last sentence. Mis-
takes vii, happcn.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17

her principal owner, who, from the st,rt
has freely opened his purse to test this
great enterprise, and who, should it fail,
would be bankruptcd ,harcby. Ilc is per-
fcctly confident, however, Of the su ccess of
the motor. 1t is now OILY gu cs,ion Of
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17
CON"I'4>N rsAVsQSE;'E'.


CHARLESTON, MAY, lG.
COlTON.-T The market continues
very quiet, he sales today having
been limited to 2ll bales at o and
8 10 cts.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17

AIDING SLAVES TO EsCApE.-Washbur
Ashhy, white man, was yesterday, ac-
cordmg to appointment OF the previous
day, cSaa!Hc;! before the Mayor, Or a
charge of aiding slaves, to Escape from
this city to the North. 1t is believed lie
has been concerned in the escape of sever
Al who have recently Disappeared: but The
evidence at present does not seem to be
conclusive. or point 10 more than one case
In the pockets OF a negro who was arrest
cd at Rockets few nights ago, in COM
pany with several others, ali fitted out
WI: bundles Of clothes !nr 2 journey, the
following receipt was found in he hand
writing Of Ashby
Received of Fleming Jackson, the lust
and lawful sum of 500, which shall be
laid back to him on The lG;h OF the month,
or IL wanted.
April, 1854. WAsnBuRS AsnBY.
In the pocket Of another one of the ne
grocs, arrested while making off. was the
following letter addressed to Ashby
Ncw-Yo.h, April 5. 1854.
Dear Friend u received yours dated
Sd inst. am glad to hear from, you, asd
give this to you as answer, | comply
with your request, and | shall expect a
tclegraphlc dispatch from you on Satur-
| day, between the hours of one and two
o'clock, (M) You will let inc know if all
things be ready. This is special trip. L
VIII take three or four for S75; and YOU
need not look for me without you get at
lcas 500 III your hands before you give
me notice the Second time, and that must
hc by Tie 10Th or lst OF this month. So
make Your arrangements and not fool lie
as you did, or allowed your friend to do,
summer before last. | will be sure to do
my part right and well. From your friend,
SAMUEL JONES.
Ashhy had often been seen in contiden-
t'ai conversation with some OF The negroes
alluded to- Ashhy was committed, to be
examined before the Hastings Court. on
The 9th OF May .-RichmonA Enquirer,
i pri 20
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n office.

{ We are requested to give notice
that the Rev. MIR. BEALEE will preach
in the Temperance Hall on Saturday
night and Sunday next.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17
NGWtOn's EXPRESS.

The above is the title of a new paper to
be published monthly at Cincinnati, Ohio.
FrIce ~ cents per annum in advance. The
Express comes TO us large, neat and well
hiled sheet, and we have no doubt it is
richly worth the price.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17
-su-.A.~.r..rn.-

The Cunrad steam ship africa, which
arrived at New York on Friday, was
heavily armed, with port holes opened,
readv for an attack from the Russians.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17
For the Banner.

some tnlR' they see and something's they
near "hfon their journey, and although
many thifs arc notcdol little interest TO
INC @encH reader yet occasionally we get
an Hem mcws from this source which
proves to the very thing wanted. Now
"hat can y more gratifying to weary
pilgrim onur public ,horoughfarcs, after a
long and tdous night spcn, in the cars,
when summed 10 shake of the letters of
OF the drowy god by the welcome an.
nouncemnt" Breakfast House" than to
be nssurd he VIII find on the table "sno-
King hot MI the srhs'an'ias and mary
o! the dcracics Of the season, served UP
IN such manner rs TO please the most
laStcdiouswi,h good hall-hour allotted
ilim by accommodating Conductor in
winch to danpIc justice TO the tempting
v'ands. Alan act Of simple justice to one
who has ben most unjuslly ccmsurcd as
host, dcciHt NY duty to say to the trav-
ling public hat they will find just such a
place as ave described at the IIarllcc
Hons, II, t, ,,:c, III
-,
whose gcntIianly proprietor spares nci-
Tho, Mains ,,,,o,,.n :, r,,r,;,,; -, Ill.,.
,,v r.,v,r,,, ,
whereof afrrl, Mcssrs. Editors, for it
was my goal fortune rcccni!y to par,akc
oC his nr;n,lv fro and mn, s,. III. :,
Bile u,yc H., Io ,,ost cmn,,,;c,l,, ,o ,,o
assertion nj, fcII,v, v,tr,rn,Io- v,o ror,,
cd in nv h.rjn,, n,y, Lc(o,, rc,,l;,, ,ho
station ,ba, q =, ,L..,,,, mail c,,,,I nI., no.
obtained on.r,c whopc line or tho ~ 8,
N. f.. Il. It;nr .o,nrxh,, I,,,n ,I,o ,oo1
Old lady who " adm, hclcvo all .h, hr, ri
or more thanhal( she saw, ;, Idc,crnincJ,
Notwithstanding :. this sweeping assertion,
''9'I" ~ l'oo' ''''c P''c'0o'c 10
'"S '''c 'c'a'' an" DO assure yo"' had
NV o''Sc 10 r'ErGt tiiai faced the music
VI i"'''''s N''''c@ anu lorNs OF the scores OF
'""S'! passengers bG'"ic leaving thc
' wa" m''y s"nSneu ti'"t nc VINO
sH"r'3 out tie unjust remark alluded to,
must belong 10 that class so often found
among crowd ol passengers termed uui-
vcrsal grumbrrs, who never partakc of a
decent NAL unless i, he when absent
from their own dumcii. and hence by
'auiindlng aa,l the assumption of consc-
qnental airs they would fam hoodwink
others into tic belief thai they arc acciis-
toned 10 better fare. Ii is really amusing
sometimes to see what ever lasting great
men some pcra"ns become SO soon as they
leave lhcr own shauiy and mingic with
thc multitude; ana this reminds nc Of an
incident during the sitting Of Tic late Con
vcnilon ~ tbs city. Passing down meet
,ho ~ ,&I' mvHlth man from one Di
Y5lr'sss s""'-'' - great
:. ,.,,r,,, ;,o..;r,,.,
,., u:i,. r,..,- =,
v.l,, ,,, :,
r,,,,,,.s ,,.,r;, 49,,
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17

The Figiant Society of Suntcrvillc. will
take notice ha! Band No. !, Will turn ont from
Monday the 22th of May. for the usual term.
l.. +. I.OR!NG, Prcst.
!. II. DINCLE, Scc'ty.
Nav IL 1851
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17

The French and English, journals, ac-
cord'ng to the National Telegraph Rerie,o
are specializing more or less upon tho
electric telegraph. that connects England
and France ria the channel into medium.
OF conversational intercourse. The modus
operGHdi is this. a plate of silver and one
OF zinc arc taken into the mouth, one above
and one below The tongue. They are then
placed in contact with the wire, and words
issuing from the mouth SO prepared are
conveyed across the channel by the wire
in a whisper we suppose, though the ac-
count does not say. It has been tried, it
is said, with successful results.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17

Houo,oay's Ointment and Pills, the best Rene.
dies for the Cure Of Bad Legs.---Mrs Hnppcl.
of Blyth, near Morpeth, was afflicted with n
dreadfully bad leg. for which she consulted the
most eminent medical men in TIM. ncighbor-
hood, nut II wo.hd not yield to their treatment.
Her health suffered severely, and tho state Of
her leg was terrible; the ulcers RAPIDLY in
creased in size, and the pain was most ag onis.
ing. In this state she commenced using Hollo.
ways Ointment and Pills, and after continu.
ing them for some short time the leg was COM
of exc client health MIR: Wilkinson, druggist.
Blyth, vouchcs fosthe accuracy of this State.
.ment. s.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17
a.sa.tsa,ea.r

Scarcely a hope is now entertained Of
the safety of the Steamer "Ciiy ofGTas-
gov" 1t is generally thought that she has
Ioundcrcd at sea, carrying down her whole
number of passengers and crew consist.
ing of nearly five thousand souls! Awful
indeed, are the perla of the Great Deep.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17
Another :SCEa0AaE.saasD.

We recorded, few weeks since, the
establishment OF scholarship in the South
Carolina College by Hiram HUTCHINSON,
Esqr., and are now gratiticd in seeing it
announced that another, making the tDurih
has just been established by Il. +. w
ALLsToN, the present President Of the
State Senate.
These acts of generous kindness and
liheraIity on the part Of our leading men.
may. in time, accomplish for South Caro-
lima, an amount Of good and raise her in
the scale Of usefulness and intelligence to
height Of which we can now form no,
even conception, and Will cause their an-
thors to be remembered with love and rev.
crcncc long after they shall cease TO glad
den us with their presence
-aa. go . na---------.
The EssRck River Svatchman.
The dull monotuny Of our $unciu,u
lie was pleasantly broken in upon, and
cheercd on yesterday by the presence
OF the gcntlcman!y and good locking
Junior Editor Of the Fuichman. whom.
en- PasSent, we recommend to all the
manageable ladies in the District
all he wants is wife.
The Hatchmon is now doing good
business and will shortly be enlarged
and otherwise improved as an adycr-
tlsing medium We can recommend it
to our friends, the fact is we feel no
Jealousy of the prosperity ofour neigh
bor--the District is large enough to
support two such excellent papers as
the Watchman and Banner, and be
supported by them in return
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17
The sparlaIDurs aixDrcss.

This is the title OF new tri-wcekly
paper, printed AT Spartanburg, S. C.undcr
the care Of Mr.. Il. II. BGrrrox, late of the
FaiTcM iIcfalH, and Charleston Sia,nl-
ard. Mr.. BRITToNs well known ability
and energy is surety for the success of
the Erprcss
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17

The first and only duel that was ever
fought in Illinois was in 1920, with blades,
between Alphonso Stewart and Wm. Ben
nett the former was killed, and the latter
arrested. tried, convicted and hung
There has been no dael in Illinois since
this eXamplc
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17
2Gtli OF NAV.

The day, with which we head these
remarks, will be the darkest many of
us have ever seen and will cause no
inconside'ablc anxiety among the ig-
norant and superstitious. IN the after
noon there will be an annular Eclipse
Of the Sun, visible principally as a
large partial eclipse in the United
States. Look out.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25
The Foreign News.

If anybody can make anything out OF the foreign
news by the Baltic, the aforesaid 'anybody" is at
full liberty to do So without interference on our part
for we must candidly confess that we cannot lind
head or tail TO the confused items. "Nothlng new
appears to be the standing and most accurate sum-
mary of affairs in the East, far at least, as the
allies are concerned. Some indecisive fighting has
been done between the Turks and the Russians
The accounts which reach us through French and
English channels are altogether disastrous to the
Russians, who, somehow, appear to be about as far
from used up as ever; they stand much whipping
MEANWHILE the season progresses, and after while
winter will come, and nothing much dome
Then when operations in the field, such as they are,
have been per force suspended, diplomacy will be bu
sy through the medium of Austria. There appears
to be no boldness on either side. No sincere war
no grand manoeuvres. If there plan of
the campaign, it must have been of the most pacific
character. The war is bore. So is the revolution
in Spain. That won't amount to much, either The
purchase of Cuba appears to be no nearer, and the
conviction becomes stronger that when we get that
island, it will be after the exchange of good hard
knocks.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH-CAR077T,
4 RRIVED

Aug: 17-Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, stedman from F,r
eteville, to w. P. Elliott. ''''u ray
i7-steamer Spray, Price, from Smithvle to A. H. v,r
August lsBEig Mary Elizabeth Folger from New yorl
to DeRosset s. Brown. e" i0rk
Steamer Sun, Jones, from Fayetteville to Jos 7 T;r;.
isLSteamer Spray, Price, from Smithvie, to A. H. Fan
ty to r Smith Co. with corn "'' from Beaufort eoun
IS schr Emily, Mankin, from New York, to Freeman (
Houston with mdze. 's'ni"n "
Schr Charles S. Peasee, Foster, from Providence, r
v Sehr raN Wake, Briggs, from New York. to Geo HARRIS
schr Dolphin, Hill, from Newbern to ]. w. Jones will,
Brig George Stockham Oliver, from Roth Ma .ru
Chadbourn 4 Co.; with hay. N' " II
Steamer Fairy Covert from Fayetteville to ] E Nets
with mdze 10'N' " l. T. Worth;
SGhr Mary Isabella, Darlington from Baltimore to Rus
Brig Frontier, Hoyt, from New York to Russell & BRO
H-Steamer SpIay, Price from Smthvine to A. A. Van
CLEARED
Aug. l7.--Schr, J. H. Chadbourn, Wannght for Ra,n
Ne, by j. H. Chadboum Co.; with 24l bbs rosn SIS
schr Butterfly Cooksey for Baltimore, by Russell Fro
$4,000 feet lumber F"'''"'
ls,Schr John Darling, Osborn for New York by T.
Worth; with naval stores.
Schr. Lamartine, Rogers for New York by T. c. Worth
with naval stores and lumber
naval stores and lumber. VIZ"
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Stedman, for Fayetteville NV
w. P Elliott. '' W
Steamer Evergreen, Creole for Fayetteville, by W II
McRary & Co. y ~ -
Steamer Spray, Price, for SmhviIe, by A. II. vanBok.
kelen = " " A'oN-
Aug 19,1Steamer Southerner, Roberts, for Fayetteville
by W. H McRary & Co. ''''
Steamer Sun, Jones, for Fayetteville by Jos J. Limit
Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvie by A. H. VapBok
kelen. 49, oN
Aug 19-Schr. JOS E. Smith, Minor, for Baltimore bv
& D. McRae & Co.; with n, 900 feet lumber -
21-Schr Ben, Zol for New York by Geo Harriss will,
naval stores, SC. ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25
RARE CHANCE FOR CAPTALIsTS

H subscriber wishing to change his business offers his
place for sale, containing 1872 Acres of Land at Cypress
Creek Rladen County, mile from South River and
twelve miles from Cape Fear There is the place good
Store house, large and convenient Warehouse; good
Dwelling and all necessary out houses good St2O Bbs
capacity recently set the most approved plan
fixtures and good shedsa in order for running The RosH
and Spirits can be got off at very little expense, less than
boating expenses from Fayetteville There can be $4,000
to $2 600 worth of goods sold to good paying
mers and quantity of Turpentine bought reasonable
prices There are 40 of fine farming land part
which cleared and in fine state cultivation. The place
is healthy, water good also offer young Of
Mules harness and Road Wagon; twohorse Wagon nearly
new with iron axes, and set elliptic springs made express
y for hauling goods and spirits urpentine Also present
stock OF Goods in store embracing nearly variety
goods would like to sell all together and give bargain
Persons wishing to engage in the Mercantile Dsng
Business would do well to give call If the Goods are
not disposed of BEFORE the stock hand will be sold at pub
lie sale on the 10th of October.
Any Information will be given by addressing Cypress
Greek Post Office, Bladen Co., N. G.
w. J. PARKER
T. 5 All persons indebted to the subscriber will make
ment at the earliest convenience the business must be
closed Longer indulgence will not be given back stand
ing notes and accounts.
aug. I, 1854. 5O*tf
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[From Milligan's Circular. ]

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5.-Cotton-The demand is good and
prices sitter but changes quotations The sales of the
been bales of which 900 bales
for speculation and export The sales Friday 1000
bales, closing steady
Breadstufs-Au descriptions have considerably advanced
Flour has advanced rs y bb during the week. Wheat Cd
@12d and Corn Is The quotations are-Wesem Canal 32
Cd. Ohio 33s. 934s.
Lard is held at 55s
From DenistoWn's Circular.7
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5.-Cotton.-There has been fair
demand for cotton during the greater part the week.
tculary the last three days. but has been met freely
that buyers the whole have rather had the advantage
quotations. however rather unchanged The sales of tho
week So bales of which 10 0 taken for
changed fair Orleans 81 middng 5l6 fair Uplands t.
middling 3-l6
BreadstuThe weather has been showery and ungeniaI
the crops have made but little progress towards maturity
The market had been active all the week. and closed very
firmly at an advance since last week of Is Flour and
I'd on Corn The quotations are Western Canal, 32s a
32 3D. Baltimore and Philadelphia, 32s Cd a s cd Ohio
Us I'd CoTn-yellow and mixed 32s 34s white 33s "a 81
Ashes are unchanged. Rosn-saes of 1000 bbls 4d
tor common Iurpentnesales Of 600 bbls at $751; but lit
tie doing Taow steady at 67s 3D. American 66s 67s
Rice is in limited demand. Lard-saes of 500 at SIS
I'D. q SIS and Sos.
Feghts at Liverpool continue without material change
| but to southern ports the tendency is downward.
LONDON, MONEY MARKET, August 5.--Consols clos
ed on the 4th for money and account at 9 Bank stock
2O9a q 2lla 81 per cents 934.
LIVERPOOL, August 9-The cotton market is frm--the
sales for the three last days amount bales Flour is
in good request but the market rather heavy We quote
the western at 32s Ohio 34s Wheat has advanced Sd
Lard firm Rice and pork dull Beef unchanged Consols
| after fuctuating, from 922 to 92s; closed at SO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25
Interesting from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, August 12.-The steamer Orizaba
has arrived with dates from the City OF Mexico to
the Sd inst.
The State of Tamauplas has declared adherence
to Alvarez.
battle is said to have taken place, and the defeat
of the insurgents is reported Count Boulbon. head
ing the recent French arrival oftroops, was surround
ed and defeated with loss of forty-slx killed and
wounded.
All persons in Vera Cruz required to deliver
their private arms 10 the authorities.
A decree has been issued for the expulsion OF all
foreigners who critcise Santa Annals acts.
Another Decree authorizes the free importation of
arms and ammunition at Vera Cruz; as also the free
importation of grain
The revolution in Michoacan continues, the advan-
tages alternating in favor of each party.
Senior Atoche has secured privilege to construct a
railroad from Ell Paso to Guyamas, on the Gulf OF
California
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25

NEW YORK, Aug. 19-(3 previous days)-Nayal ST.
Turpentine remains last noted without transt;es
Spirits Turpentine is firm though few lots have b
picked for cash. at cent less than the closing rates D9
Tuesday, and time sales made yesterday wero OF
higher than previously reported Tar quiet and Co( cent
Resin without ehangeWhite is very dull The sales are
LOO bbls Spirits Iupentne including some in lots at Is
days. 25oO Wilmington N Common Rosin 81 So 220 do
80 % 28O b.--the latter price for fine Pale 100 NS
low No 81 1902 Is % Dbl, in yard and 200 Thin T Emu
So 62a, in order. ~ Lar,
Rice The transactions of the week have been very m
ate comprising about 600 tcs at So 37a@4 37t The o
light and prime qualities scarce WIN Is