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MAKING LOVE TO THE WRONG PERSONA
Cincinnati paper is responsible for the follow

MAKING Love TO THE WRONG PERSONA
Cincinnati paper is responsible for the follow
ing
young gentleman who had been paying his
addresses in propria persona to q young lady
in this city left few months ago, and went
down the river on business. A correspondence
was Immediately opened between the enamored
pair, and after exchanging several letters the
young lady was mortified to find that her let
tiers were unanswered, and consequently she
ceased writing. But the real secret Of her re-
ceiving no letters was the fact that another
young lady of the same name, surprising they
were intended for her, took them from the POST
office, and opened correspondence with her
proxy lover Some two months passed away,
when the young man wound up with direct
proposal and insisted on an immediate answer,
averring OF the same time that he thought the
tone of her letters very different from those re-
ceived when he first left Cincinnati, and up
braided his fair love with Inconsistency. This
last epistle was too much for our romantic
incognito, and being conscience smitten for the
part she had been acting, and fully persuaded
that some other lady had been pining for the
man she was wooing, sought her out and deliy-
cred up the letters to their rightful owner
The matter was speedily arranged, and the real
lovers have since become united in the bands of
wedlock.
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LUTHER HOMEs's


FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, 'Ha
Conner n BEsgToNaad EEPERoSlHE Streets, 4.
tY- Office No. 100 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Two Doorsfrom the ST. Charle III "a tfs,s
Manufacturer The Latest and Is Patterns Of
YERANDAHS, DOORS, SHUTTERS, VAULTS, BR d GIL
STRAIGHT md CIRCULAR STAIRS STORE FRONTS, eAP2
TAILS, and all kinda OF CAST AND WROUGHT IRON WORK s
~ BuIbERs large and complete assor,fa.ss
Coat Prices for sale at OLD STAND, No. 0e ST. CHI
STREET. v
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH. -Bulwer narrates the
following characteristic anecdotes in his Eng
land and the English
Riding through Normandy one beautiful
Sunday evening, overheard a French peasant
decline the convivial invitation oil. his compan-
ion. Why, no, thank you,, said he; ! must
90 to the guingette for the sake Of my wife and
the young people, dear souls!'
81 The next Sunday was in Sussex, and as
my horse ambled by cottage, heard sturdy
boor, who had apparently just left it, grumbling
forth to big boy swinging on gate: You
sees to the SOW, JIM there's good un. BEES
just going to the Blue Lion, to get rid of my
missus and the brats, rot 'em"
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a CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS oUREI
GECRETDIsEAsEs-Ofice 81 Customhouse

~ stres between Royal and Bourbon strees-DR JAMES
would respectfully call the attention ctEenB
unfortunately sntaled upon Of the
speedy wthog. she Mercury Baa Cgbebs other
nience the newly discovered Remediea which only
from himself and trial they do not effect
charge will be Dr. certificates
the Union the
effected which ncuabe celebrated Physicians,
Since these Remedsn this city the
under the Of these Remedies
whnthey effected
and in order that the afflicted avail themselves Of these
newly truly provden discoveries Dr. j. has located
nent Cuatomhouse street, No. 49, Private Rooms
ehnnrsf rnnnI M to p.
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T IyER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, merry

testimony from Missouri favor q HooFLANDs GERMAN BIT
TERS Dr. c. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia acknowledged
by dealers be the eeetua medicine
for the Of the above named diseases.
READ AND BE CONVINCED. ,as.g g
w ADAMS Publisher of the Argus Weston No. July H. 1851
said 81 last low and weak to be able
stand at the longer than hour at the time tried bottle
Of your German Bters which entirely have
boes bottles $50 miles from here friend who had
been sck for long mc he also cured by them. believe
them to be superior any medicine in use."
q HENDERSON, Glasgow Mo-, August ;, 1885, said Your
Bes beginning here. bottle
and has the Of selling about dozen botle
D. K HARDING, St. Joseph, No., June a. 1851, said Your
medicine doubt people
know them have had them in but hours
have sold bottles Please send another lot immediately
Dr. A. HET2 Paris No. March 49, 1853, said Your BitterH
better satisfaction ali the where they
used, than other medicine with which scquaned.f
EB They ENTIRELY VEGETABLE prostras
sysem.
n For sale by respectable dealers Medicine every where
]. WRIGHT d CO., Now orlsans,
jeT SmdAW Wholesale Agents.
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~ NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKIEl
W. BANGEs--FIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydr
ctfly friends pablo
general ihashey the aeoys sssias2a al u baaee
prepared supply HOT, COLD PLUNGE SHOW BATH,
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOS lB, WASH
BA Ns F6uNTAfSs BRASS FAUCETS Of all kinda. COOKING
RA GEs, GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS LIFT att
BEL PUMPS fitted up IL the LEAD PIPES of sv
hand sIp and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly paup drsYHrsl
Itth Ih0rtestue'tet- Sulg Iy
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AlSlNS--150 boxes London LAYERS, for
myi1 AA'e oY AT. COCHRAN g. HALL,
Grat
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AN AUTHOR DAMN1Na HIMsELF-A droll in
cident occurred in connection with the produc-
ton of Horace Smiths comedy on the stage of
Drury Lane Theatre, in the season of 1878.
The author and his friend Mr.. Barnes (after-
wards, and for many years, editor of the Times1
went together into the pit, to witness the first
performance. They were accompanied by a
young German, who had been dining with them !;
but who had no notion that the play he was
about to see, and help to pronounce judgment
upon, was written BY one Of his companions
The performance went on we'll for some time.
when, on one Of the characters making some un-
lucky allusion to his country or countrymen,
which the young German did not like, he pro-
posed to his friends to join him in kissing the
illiberality of the unknown author, and he, him
self, set them the example, without waiting their
reply. This set off g some quantity of barren
spectators" to do the like; and 50 nervously
fearful was the conscious author of being known,
and pointed at as such, that he became the
most earnest and vociferous in the house in
trying to g damn his own piece! Horace
Smith has himself related this anecdote, with a
distinct asseveration of its truth. The piece,
however, recovered this attack. and was played
for a few nights, but was soon forgotten.
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EFINED SUGARS-lO0 bills Nortbern
A. W Crushed and Powdered. for sals bv e
je23 7w CONVERSE = rg o.r,.. ~
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SOLlDlF1ED MILK,-2O cases, containing 2
myl0 NJ, w LOT SAFE ny
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E,,ACHANGE ON Barring BROS. & co.
iea ~ p S WIiiTME lVr ! sa YEP ny ., c
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Hog VOL, falkim

4 y hQR you talh J ss5. s.3ss.. VS. Z, A
1 extent to which vow have benefited me. l owe
you eternal gratitude. Farewell, my dear
| friend; must be off" And our hero, break
| ing from his astonished friend, disappeared at
brisk walk
Since that time, whenever he meets the artist,
he renews his assurance of eternal gratitude,
obstinately refusing to reply to his inquiries as
to the nature Of the service rendered, under
pretsxt of it's being an affair as secret as
| important.
And his grateful acknowledgements are made
| with such an air Of deep feeling and sincerity
that the bewildered artist can not but exclaim
to himself. 6 What possible service could have
rendered by taking ride with him, and remain
| ing ten minutes seated in hack before front
| door ~
He will never know it; at least, until chance
places this magazine before his eyes.
Times IN ST.. PETERsBuRG.-A letter writer
to the Elberfeld Gazette, German paper,
gives the following description Of things in St..
Petersburg
g The foreman of a large engine mandatory,
who has lately returned from ST. Petersburg,
has given me the following statement; Every
thing looks very gloomy indeed In st. refers
burg, in doors and out-of DOORS The city, once
so beautiful and so full Of life, is no longer to
be recognized. The palaces are converted into
barracks, the bridges are broken down, the
streets covered with tents, for more than 10000
Bashkeers are said to have come from the Gov
ernments of Orenburg and Perm, from their
steppes and nomad encampments, and to have
entered st. Petersburg for the protection Of the
city, where they make hideous impression
Whether their numbers are SO great as assigned
cannot take upon myself to affirm; but they
might, if every man has been brought, for the
Bashkeers, in 1858, were set down in the census
at 90 900 families. The have still the Tartar
weapons of bow and arrow, of lance and bill
hook, and will therefore make capital food for
powder. They steal more dexterously than
the crows, and they possess all the other Tartar
virtues, theoretically and practically. But the
proud and magnificent guard has gone away
partly to Poland, partly to Finland; and thus,
in the total absence of moving life and daily in
tercourse, the city looks desolate. On the broad
and glorious Neva stream, which once during
the clear Summer nights afforded one of the
most enchanting sights, which bore on its dark
waters thousands of ships and boats, a solitary
barge filed with bricks is now towed along, or
steamer runs down laden with soldiers for
Cronstadt. AS the city is in state of war, no
person is allowed to show himself in the streets
after nine at night-a hard blow now for these
poor northerners, who have for more than half
the year been forced to keep their stove warmed
rooms, The higher classes Of society are said
to be quite out Of tune, for to be always obliged
to be making voluntary and involuntary sacri
fees without receiving any thing in return, is
not exactly very edifying."
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AID zoo bbls and tierces, for sale by>
~ iylo S. H. KENNEDY CO. u.s. ohonnani,s az i'm
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4 olNlNE-4 800 ozs. in store and for sals
w By Ily7 E.J.HART CO. 10 Tchonpitonlaa straai
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GATSUPS AND PICKLEs-250 CAGES As.
~ serted, for Rale by ~ 80
ie9s2w CONVERSE CO., 81 Tcbonnito0,.. .,ro0,
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FRATERNITY AND FISTS.-The C0nStnntlnopIe
correspondent of the Kofnischer Zeituag says
that the presence of the English forces in that
city and vicinity has given rise to many curious
scenes. One day an officer was going along the
streets when he heard Turk call him Giaour
Einfdel(; he turned and pugilized the unlucky
Mussulman till he consented to call him Kar-
dash (brother). Another officer addressed
Turk with the intimate greeting of Salam aiei-
kun, 1.-THE peace of God be with thee) the
Turk instead of replying by reversing the same
words -9tetkuna sdiam, answered with the less
intimate words, Sabatinig chair 0lsun May
your day be good or, simply Good day y At
this mark of disrespect the Englishman laid
hold of his interlocoutor and held him fast with
one hand while he boxed him with the other,
till the offender was glad to take the advice of
q number of other Turks who had gathered
around to witness the ceremonies, and bring out
the required Salam aleiktni, after which the
parties separated with the friendly mutual as
suranee that they were Rardash (brothers)
=-=--=zaz1zzzz=4-
ADVICE TO Ny CouNTRY.--As this, if it ever
see the light, will not do so till am more, it
may be considered as issuing from the tomb,
where truth alone can be respected, and the
happiness of man alone consulted. 1t will be
entitled, therefore, from whatever weight can
be derived from good intentions, and from the
experience of q man who has served his country
in various stations through period Of forty
years; who espoused in his youth, and adhered
through his life to the cause of liberty and
who has borne part in the most of the great
transactions which will constitute epochs Of its
destiny.
The advice nearest my heart and deepest in
my convictions is, that the Union of the States
be cherished and perpetuated. Let the open
enemy to it be regarded as a Pandora, with her
| box opened and the disguised one as the SER
pent, creeping with its deadly wiles into Para
| disc. Flames Madison.
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lCE--20 tierces choice Carolina, for sale
" Wy LfTLEJoTlN, NokCoAI Co.
Corner Grayer and
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FLouR,;-sOo bbls st. Louis Fine and Elk.
Iylo S. H. KENNEDY & co. ,1r,bo,n,.,n,.. .,....
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SODA ASHES-210 casks, for sale NV
~ ieq4 ADELAGRAyE I co =, M NY ~ ,s.,,
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LAuNl q o., VI 81, Charles stfeel,
eS- BRANCH or LACEY FAIiLlfs,s GEL BgATEJ Hal
gkss nfANuFklTDHY FhisdepBfa oHerKs ~
asabs nsISNEss EADpLEs AND TRtHER .foduco5 p,s
~ RgpAIRiNG sTRiCfIg ATFENDEDTO, feTs IydWN
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FENAR, PITCH AND ROSIN-4OO bbls. for
N sale by A. DELAGRAVE h CO ~ N.raz,n.a AZ ;sea
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SsOLlDlF1ED MILK-3O cases. containing
sans For sale by S. WOLFE az Tama ~ Mo Popn'
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WALNuTs-50 bales Grenoble Walnuts.
w for sale by AF CoCHRAE SaaII
apl2 4'f'cooii =. :, q HALL,
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hRIED APPLEs-75 bbls., for sale by
~ yea OF II. l. STONE d CO.. i Grayjef ptreet
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SRUSHED SUGAR-l00 hbls. PHILADELPHIA,
" for sas by HI. STONE CO. srarier ..reet is. a
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ScHlEDAM sCHNAPPs-25o cases, in pints
~ and quarts, for sale by
leY4S HI. STONE Il CO.. 1 tsravier strest
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"A LMONDS, FILBERTS AND CANARY
l. sEED-Jnst landing and for sale by
fyal 81 II r. Z. NICHOLS d CO IL Cam, sirnet.
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AlSlNS--2000 packages In store and fol
q a saleby II. L. STONE CO. 1 GraYi,t ct. fsbs
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SULPHUR1C ACID-200 carboys northern
- manufactured, for sale by E.J. HART CO..
. hanuit uIa..
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w ALNuTS-100 bales fresh Grenoble
"ainu s, now landing ship Trenton for see he
AT COCHRAN q HALL, al {; ray;s, .,ros, ,
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STORAGE FOR SALT, for about $4,000
mys A + Cot,Iiea N 4 Ts sIIius !, ~. hppsW
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EDEACH BRANDY-100 bbls in store, for
sale by Ell HART& CO.. rs Tchouptoulas ct. jeIO
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NkEEN CORN-76 cases, containing each
@ doz Cans, Wnows Preserved Green Corn for sale By
- Catnr
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EB0UCHoNG TEA-250 half chests, for sale
= by E. j. HART Il CO., 70 Teheup,tooaas ST. Jess
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? UNI puncheon old Jamaica Rum, for
N mS G SAFE by A. F. COCHRAN 4 HALL.
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EgECANS-30 bags Texas Pecans. for salt
q by AT. COCHRAN HALL. rs Gregisr IT, ;eqs
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oranges AND LEMONs-Just landing
iySst r. n Nissn si . = nv 70 ~ su,s Ins t "
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w HlTE BEANS-50 Bills, for sale by
Wv Jeqa6t HI. SToNEA co, GraySr street
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4 OFFEE--Rio, Java, Havana and Mochs,
~ in store and for sale by
LITTLEJoHN NoReoM CO.,
" Fnltnn street corner frRsier
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SCOTCH ALE-l50 casks Yonncers, celebra.
NJ - ted Edinburgh ex ship Milan, for sale BY
lyLoiW u. 1. STONE 8 CO. j Crsplet strsst.
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

NJ WRIGHT, 4 GJssS CATALOGUE OF
81 GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they supply Druggists and psaea Rropnsto iowe
IL s;e5ss Depot spsa Agency, cHARTREs ST.
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY

We LoAASHNiSJ vs.
$500 900 90 DOL
EDwp o'BRIkN, Secretary. NJ. CLARK, President.
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 4s Camp ST., New Orleans.
w The undersigued prepared issue POLICIES agans
the psra the SEAS RIVERS ALSO against any
by FIRE, at the current rates OF premium.
BENJAMIN FLORkNCE, Agent,
NILE HARMON DOANE, Assistant
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DAINTS AND COLORS--The subscribers,
Lewis mandatory Philadelphia have Chrome
Green and Yellow dry and oil Chinese Blue Scarlet
Pure Lamp BLACK Black Paint Yellow oehe Spanish Brown,
! ithargs Red Lead, etc. etc.
R-hEppER-kl hnns Rlnnlr pnnrn,, q. - H..
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ElMENIo--o0 bags Jamaica Pimento for
u sac ny F. COCHRAN b HALL SO Grayicr a.
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EogR-2O0 bbls Myrtle street superfne
T. st. Louis lhadiug Michigan, for aals by
~" e. M. DALEY CO.. 50 Tehoupitouas at.
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M ACKEREL-100 bbls just received. in stor,
1tM and for sale by BoGERT, WILLIAMS co Y
CnnInt nnn.rnut :
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SoAP-lOO0 boxes New York and Boston,
NJ various brandH. For sale by
mhl4 HI. STONE q co. Il eravist .,-s.,
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a EOsHEN BUTTER-20 kegs landing fron
IN steamship Philadelphia, for sale by o
iyll E.J.HARI CO. ~ Tsbapnitor,as a, 8
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-01
d HB u Il u a HS "

DIED,-At his residence, near Bethel
Church. on the 7th ult., THEODORE DAN
TEL BRUNsoN, aged 81 yoars $ months
and ~ days. after severe illness which
he bore with christian for,itudc and resig-
nation. The subject of this NOTICE li,ed
while on this earth as an ha1ost, industri.
ous aud good citizen. dutIrul and affec-
tionate son md kind brother, and d ed in
the full hope of blessed immortality
He has left an aged and intirm mnlhor
with numerous relatives and friends to
mourn his loss.
Departed this life, at his residence, in
"altcrboro, on the 18th of October, Dr.
ALEXANDER FRASER. long known and
highly respected citizen, in the 69th year
OF lils aye.
DIED,-In Sumtcrvillc, Octoher 26,h,
MIR. Thomas ID. CHINA, in tho 29th year
of his age:
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Sir DOEanR Franklin.

The information, which we published
in our last issue relative to the discoy.
cry Of the remains of portion Of Sir
JoHS FRASKLIN's party, has been con.
iifmed by further reports. The Indi.
ans who brought the intelligence, had
in their possession number ofarticl.s
that have been identified as belonging
to the expedition, and which have been
purchased from them to be sent to
Europe. Sir JoHS FRANsL1N's expedi.
tlon left England in ls45, since which
time, until now, nothing had been
neard OF it. 1t is estimated that she
various expeditions sent out upon its
search costs over four millions of
dollars.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-01
Tho Mails.

The absorbing topic with the Charles.
ton and Columbia papers, at this time,
is the dispute between the Postmaster
General and the President ofthc South
Carolina Railroad, in relation to the
transportation Of the mails. This is
the day on which the mail is to be
discontinued on the South Carolina
Railroad, ifthc terms proposed by the
President Of that road are not complied
with. Should this event take place n
serious disarrangement Of the mails
will take place, but we cannot think
that such will be the case. The
Charleston chamber of commerce have
sent n delegate to Washington to
confer with the Postmaster General
upon the subject: the matters in
dispute will doubtless be thoroughly
investigated and wlich ever party is in
the wrong, public opinion will force to
yield.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-01
MHSS Brennan.

Our readers will be pie ,sed to learn
that Miss BRENNAN has determined
10 fulfil the promise made us last summer,
and will give Concert in Sum,erville on
Saturday the llth inst. Tire place and
other particulars will be made known next
week. We deem This simple notice quite
sufficient. Miss BRENNAN has some warm
admirers in This place, and Tire only diff
Gully will be in obtaining room large
enough to accommodate all, who desire to
hear her.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-01
For The Hammer.
Tribute of Resmccd.

AT meeting Of the Sumter Rifle.
men held on the l4th inst, the follow.
Ing resolutions wero unanimously
adopted:
iesoiyed, That in Inc death of
James Wmdham, in August last, the
Sumter. Company has lost ono Of its
most efficient and prompt soldiers.
Resolpea, That said Company wear
the usual badge ofmourning for thirty
days.
Resolred, That q copy of these reso.
luti"ns be published in the papers OF
the town, and furnished TO the family
Of the deceased.
w, J. n. HANtMET, !
@. u. McROY; eofn l.