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bh he ind Wilt SULPHUR SPRINSs, situasd
wo niis. BON rue city OF Ns~ ofIsaa.
G n,as apa hs ea MAaisaayle ui'es hall
nhhy region IN the Piny Wa,
hires OF witch dad, 70 tho
enyeyspse tane
Dur IN these in ass nj ep
daffo hns ad vrv ,b. tha
unoesnet snrtsned N seriins no es ms
the United Saea in ia co
sas. q "a .psa pepss. Dsr.Aea D.sbete,
bopehtte Ebisoes Cut a Ritz Worm Trttsr
oeeases dasr Lys Los Appetite AID Dsbiy
l sslivc isalpezs instsnts nenuas felt
Although hs gnsd cannot pro9se eiegantIy
building tasy wi
via hat table WILL en the ,siious
caniers viii % paid w we tsRsd eg
auoft nitde b. undersigned
sure OF h Premsing sorauns w,b
sol.teu by @g Ia j. :, BQSslERE.
Tbs following sopy pr Rdaes analy the Springs as
we'd as the CERTIFICATES oil Dr. Stns, Boyer
bs, poft-rand Or, Mccormack; =
Aige Volume Of rste with strong eassnt
W ue ~rs und " 10 81 dssecs JAnunry 1884, when
e sir WA "a degrees. unlike kuown waters IN ire nrvh
efped ana et ,heae ed ID WIN
US uneal chemical oompocp, especially large nnaans 81 s-
r. = Isea sad y Ae sereace tha II vesy asp IN
m4 sstsn be'ng In sct sort natural we'll
Ihs teasosaas gre sbssesal.e Of chs enslyziss.
N i..v set wac weighing ptamte theye an
ssa granss Of sisi lssa made NO q tha mEea
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OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL. : This A-..e


OG1HAVV 11tsnR6Iu
Bay The public y respectfully Informed tina. the A
Gdys WassfnE riaes open % thu RECEPTION Oh
one hours Mobile. by Capt Arnstrongs besug
ss sssy free r9m bugs aiss
tall majestic oaks The salt water bathing very goo
SHOWER oshs anaarpasssd Ia shoi il offers
persona desircn OF spending the disease
never known Ample Tor
aaea ~ nshing saing hunting pins billiards. galleries.
s.s H. The hoss VIZ b. under Of Nh Enah
sd With MI wadFfssm !pdar the style OF
public and most respec,fuly ot shara N Vi e
Gy Persons leaving by for Mobile can
arrive At Hollywood by II O'Clock the day, 4
rr FREEMAN d EvERITT.
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III AXE EoRGE.- The FoRr Wn11..

III
HENRY HOTEL situated above place will bs pep for
ho sb sscepIon q guea on the 9oth Of June next.
This NEW Hotel erected
south end Of the Lake. adjoining ruins Of Fort VIII
liam Henry aud short distance tie House hes
view Of the Laks miea The have
about Is aas feet length tho Lake 40 deco
swng ~ feet IN the The grnuds
osatia yh cntsns The bouse
the hotel from the danee mile carried
Of the house, furniahg supply cold
eahs Tire hotel contains comfort
desr d. and furnished 10 style Inferior city
nos The rooms all large, with completes
50 sIs Of % had parlo
together with 40 abnndancs Of stable apd barn
ms3t aT r DAM III. GALE, preprietor,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, /,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of Nav Orleans,
Be remembered, that March, 1885, before ma
subreribar Jus the Peae
sonaly CharIes Briggs H.
the Louana Mutual Company
being only
and
ths sald Company HARlfS BRIGGS. esausnt
II. p. JANyIER, Secretary.
ewonto hnd before me- Al lsb6
C. v. JosTE.
The Board Of Trustees
the earned Of
wht 1eftce will the rst an AZ
s,.'.+f+af Ns-+f'Af II 49, 7N~5 - SHae
Company continue insure the ssas and
spd lone aage by Of Drenp
aca, sonihsazt eefnarof Camp and Natehez
va CHARLES BRIGGS. President
/, .,,x,,,,,,r,, A.sCARRL ARE Vice Prssiaeut.
New Orleans, March "a, 1855.
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fkNAREE HUNDRED DOLLARS Res,

FkNHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS Re- a. Z
~ VkRD.-Ran away or ssoen from the Undersigned HS
aboatweve ths boy JORDAN. Shsn A
aasesn Or heard FROM ny was near Ferry on Flint A
straight combed high and Of
homely appearance him eight Tens
kentucky the hoy
na been employed steamboat the Tennessee he
As not stolan il amy opinion hs
way 10 Kentucky. Z = =
Tho for Jordan the
supposed off, with sufficient
him Of HE confinement in uny
safe Jail. ethai get him.1 JAMES LYON :
GAINESVILLE, Nov. 1854. kIyW
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AhSFf $3.50
yERMIFUGEs.
Winerfs Canadian, 5T=
EHaln'H
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jnynes's TONES
ksrl,s, @- -
B. A. Fahnestock's,
BALsAMs ACoUGHREMEDIEs
Wihtar'sBalBam OF WiltChsrry.
Hastings Nspths,
Sherman's Balsairl, = "a
Bucnan's Hungarian, D.
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar, b
Schsnck's Puimonio syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
bartholomew GExpectorsnt,
HALLS BAiasm, 49, 53' Il
Swaym,sSyrup Of Wild Cherry,
Aysr'a Cherry PectorAi,
TAylor's bsisam Liusrwort,
Jayne's Eypactorsnt, e.
Winer'eE iseanpaine, t..
RoGsrs'Liyerworta and Tar,
AIRS. GardineI'gLiTsfwors,
Stabisr'sC herry Expectorant.
LouGon's Indian do,
Dr.. Roses do,
sARsAPARILLAs.
DR.. ohm Bull's,
5. 2. rowasend's,
Sandh's, S =N
oldJacobT ownssnd,s
Carpenters,
Wyncoop's, .-,- @.lf
R4Aker's,
GrasfIsnberg's
49,. Briatops
auysott's yellow Dock,
PLASTERS. w.
Notwithstanding
Ewsn'sStrsngthening
Jew Dayid,s or Hebrew,
Bajsan's,
Rnapp'hndiau
Aleock'sPerons,
9rifnth'HAihesivs, .s
sR Hoilowsy'sArnics
MNfMkNTS, s5,
Mexican Mnstsng,
s5.,s. farTell'shrabtan
Butisr'sNerysaad Bone, ~"
at Hun.'g, IL
e.. Hayes,s,
Tohins'svsnstian,
Eiowss Nerve and Bona,
Keninger'n,
Gardeners,
g.. m BsrIine'sHorss
Morchspt'sGhrgling,
F3- CaaTokse,
!. .-se-..-..-E Jsyns's,
AGUEREAiEDIEs, ETC.
0sgcod' % Indian coioxogus, Ne
Rowsnd's Tome MiYiuse. F,y
Smiths TonieSyfup,
Wynkoop'e Tonic, ~ .isa
Speed Is fenrifugv, .-
VsgitablsF shrifusa.
go LozENGES. -
Sherndan's Cough and Worm,
Bryan'sPulponic Waters, =
Locock's Pnlmonic Wsierp. ,5@.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovstt's Wahpens or Hair Glrss,
Barry's Tricopnsrqus,
LyonssK stharipn,
Boyie's HypsrionFlui .-.s
fhalon's HaitlnyiSora,or,
layne's Hair Tonic, - va
Van DeGnen's Ranpsne. r
Loudon'sOrieutal Hair Tonic,9
Hauel'sRsn Lustrals. eT5s7
0ldridxs's Balm ofCclumbia.
Railways CiYcasstan Balm,I
PANACEAS,
swAln's, Houck's, .n''-'"
Cullenisludian Vegetable,
Longlsy'p Great Weaisrn. - i.
ulNrafENT AND SALyEs,
Oaileyss Magrcal Pain { ytractor
Professor Hoiloway'sOintn,eut
MsAllister's Ali-Hsalinx,
Brooks's Magic Salye, Psyor,sPile
Gray's, harrison's Specific,
rraska Magnetic ndkin,s,
Londsn'sAl Healing, Russis.e
OILS.
Rushton'sG God I.iyeroiI, IS
MeNsir'sAronailo, scsrpa,s do,
hfltiah, Aarlaani. = ~
BITTERS,
MonAt's Phuuix, Bisks'aAromatic,
xTnr~E.z r~
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NEW YORK---NEW YORK.

: M EW V(NRK...MEVEF VnDK
===--....==. 3 $3.50. - - AONsAA.
WSDVV nm N r,,c s,rCr- -. - -
II ~ fhu u. fOSUlChS C0mmi6HaOn Mcr-
M Agent % PELICAN LINE OF NOZZLE AND NEW
NJ ETJ,1yW ME17 aT 49,, -
If TENT METAL Nsss,.. ~ . uENulNn rA-
,s French walls VAL b ih INVENTOR g. Munik
and for complete ssfoft
80, 7Ae. d. fhioNp Co, as Cliff street Now York
levi Sole Ax6is g Mpptss Patant Msta,s
~ u ENf1IJ a IN "A "A ND ~ 4 "
X r. Laa III Il e Il NJ "A W. 1UAN ZINC PAINTS,
ssbe,s having enmnesa ihs Ih AND COLoRs-The sub
~ me ny are nov prepared ill
Particular attention h na On
and pustg Of Zinc Paints purchaser NAV
having article that hard il bs On
5Fsf MAsURY & WEEKss
~ No, IA Maiden Isna nav, yo.A
Manufacturer and lmporter Of and Colorsse
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WOLVES AROMATIC scHEIDAM scHNAPPs, 81,
Druggists aud Merchants and all deasrs the articles
contained in he above catalogue will ind their
calling sandisg asr rds was,s VIII
United Staes ana a lowest Please address
'4-' j. WRIGHT d. 90,
. q - GENUINE MEDlClFE WAREHOUSE,
sn9s " No.
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ASlNE, WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc. sssp
~ EA.TYLsR, ascAMP STREET, has sonatantlyoa NyM
hand and is receiving ARRIVAL GOLD LEVER M
DnrLEA and CYLINDER WATCHES, ef all the best aAAM
Aiso, FOL, Observation-Disclosures sdKEYsinsvsry
soLD PENS, PENCILS, THlMBLEs, BuCA LES ,ste; FINE
sRACELETs, NECKLACES, RISGk ,sILvERWARE,
nP0ONS and FORKS, Ladies' CAST0RS, CUPS, PITCHERS
atS,l pkATED SITS URNf
Tish
AisosPECTACLE6, with Gold
aud
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aligned wishes His friends and she public generally
his partner, Thomas, A. Apologize, - 1890 "
An pssons having csms agan house win please present.
to liquidais. ~ ~ " f1'A''e
wa physically disqualified from attending tho dutea of nv
hopg by ProiIaesd sickness
copiei compeled
coysry la RECENTLY am, however, regularly installed
WIN prompt polite snd efficient ocers solicit liberal ahare Of
public patronage. - .- v
Those asiag the city pursuit. Of pleasure rsfreahusnt will
mi my house adequate % their =
parsa Rbng preparations will promptly
NI8H 49, ~, @-1. : tsEn " .rJr 7 Jrn
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aa3 49, IsTATEE0F LOUISIANA
Parrish Of Orleans. City Of New Orleans
Nc repembase that the 18th June 1859 beore me- the
1uice M the r
sDay John predenr,
the Mfchnts Insurance Mutual coDpsny Of Nov Orleans
who being duly aeepfcng tths
just and from tbs
hoeks Of said Company.
JOHN PEMBERTeN, President
a SCHREiBER, Secretary.
sWomte md snbacrbsd before this a5k.
Second Justice Of che Peace Ill fsrh Of Orleans,
of dividend Of Fineen Par
profits, OF ss
ending May wifi 81 issusi
= JOHN PEsiBERToN, President.
A. SCHREIBER, sscisaryJ
DIRECTORS:
John Penber.on, BIO yigpaad, ia. Braud. r
Logan Mcknight, M.@Cud.ay, 80 VIM. yoxeL
GailaId, Pierre r oux CT Mittenbsrrsr
B.. r. p 5eIa,rf
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oniohioun ,on ER sSMan "A w I, Msy ls4s

AZ; suLL IN regard 20 your
70 aoe extentin cnanaous
Lsp1a prcra adia-
me
or oftns lda of the
with think prefer
Respectfully, yours, W, Il, PRENTISS Nj n
sWisport, Ky. ,Decembera lgsT.t
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= e51s#-es .@5s =.
sfsfsf@ Hs s4*sT A9a@
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| i sDLLaAf,s SRalst,S, CHUuTAw 70. Cd
i s,sss ss ssa . sSsss hs 81 w. VENT 's A4
q: si % \
D.,at ss r.. rev. e wv 1a' e sosa
~ sas = ss,, !. ss
s as e. q g. II. ". e ~. ss
liberal, shas Z v1sSds T sssd 81
ii.ss md the issa Tho Cottages are oil
Vii hrs. tines week y ;hs ls9d iss
s,s;. . Line Yin i,
s s @ * s FL =
is.h june sus. -,
ssss Of a. proprietor Blu, b
1sSss 'hs e + ahs 81 s,
the that lays = srass 's,ss Il elss s,s
ssess ssss
sssis psssssTPs
Ii world Re aitult exact terms 6s number and
e s s e. s s, NJ aysaa e
psay as esl .sa sS
Dy ,hss into hrs prnspai greoF. 70 s'
ALKALINE. SULPHUR. !,
va NAV s,ss in general tss lsi Akanv
sas u Gravel sios Govt and certain sps0rse
II TAss ssaaI used i s.ss q The skin aasa
s is y q. @
W. 1e 81 opluioa Mr. aans Springs may be highly
assu prescribed and administered with Judgment and
1s j Beuspos, b. MP. II. Dnret, N. r,
ps,Ia III M. p. - s.I.f5 r. Atbusz, o M p 5'S
L *. Tnrpinli Ill., p. ~ Y. Marmihun, D. NJ Pr
I VFor,neSu, o. nj. r., C. do vall.itI o. II. p.
4. Msreisf, p az e cs Fass.D. NJ + D''''y = ~
1 New Orleans Apfil 30. 1855. I. ~.
4 Pss,nt d. nj RI. 2r s. alartia, D. N. p,
L s.j A I.snat, ID, IA, P., d. Thery, p. NJ Py
James Jones. ii. D., Trictu, p N. Fl,
n ri Martin, d d. Pr, ~ y. d Lewis D. d. r,
| Josspn Aiaru.D. MP.
Mobile April 1s. 1866 5
by Avequtn, Of Springs which requested you to
sane1ne. n - z -,
unlike the country resemble Of the
sPrnFs in Ecpe and are for tho
csl, Spring caunty equal The
parallel exceut the Badn SPRING. whtnh are moi
IN value OF hese all chtonic piseass Of the
panied y Sss ls.psss yours sNoTr MD
70 inyads the proprietor pledges himself particularly, that
his be wanting to make them comfortable and
ccnsslted. ," a o. - -
The Aualys OK following sprngH Mr. B.
uuia Of Orleans gentleman whose reputation
Chemist rank amongst the highest not only in ths country but IN
's'ee efo' ALABAMA vIcHY SPRING. 4
Proportions o. substances contained in
nsa G e Asd--@srsy noted Grains Troy Weight.
Anhydroue Of Soda. Ixs
Auhy dr. ns BIZ tafbousts OF Po,ase
THE very small proportion compared with
Abnyaeus BEcsSscpsssa MOsnenis. ....o.sn
Anbyarous snlphates Of Soda sagnesA.
T1t1aftda pf
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Y HSRt-WEEKLY LINE OF STAGES FROM
Il 0SYRA, TERMINUS or THE JACKSON RAILROAD TO
JACKSON MSSSSf PIThe eraigned will place route
ssss he above poi.ts Tr Line CT
shs hnAnti leaving Osyka at A. NJ, Monday
aad laAves a,ksca Monday Wednesday,
NJ h olows the line of ths New Orleans
ssas Northern RaroAd Magnolia, Summit Brookhoven
atn Line Store and Spring Ridge.
kAFiIs tarough, baggage thirty pounia be
chagedsstra Tau9i III TERRY, FITZPATRICK 4 co.
RANDY AND WHISKY--100 quarter and
2 eighth casks Domestic brandy 100 bb and Old
AoLongaheIa Whiaky for sale by =
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MACKIsoN & MURPHY.

tUPFEh, lin AND SHEET-IRON WORK
~ Frs BRASS FOUNDERS AND F1NIsHERS and Manufac.
snes o. S.ohiuEs sa Trains Clarifying and kvapoIang
1uicS rams etc. and Steamboat snd Plantation
Gravfer ssrsess, NswO Orleans, - 1900 common ""N
~ ELLING OFF TO THE LADIES AT HALF
~ The USUAL FRcEseiing OF atock of rich and
elegant Dresses Richest Plaid Silks styles;
style baded elegant coers ches quatyo Black
plain and with Satin Pnn SAtns sbades Also exs
ana sassss Ladisa Riding aud Evening Win
pew and Yeorine Corss
iass.e spd Conrs IN Honton Maltese vasn
the iasesr elegant Cloth 81 Silk
and Merno ades'new stye Opera Coak Hoods
ssa Aa, shaws and Mantas Inauts oaks Embod
cred obe and oodsi 200 Sa~ls
style Shell Ladies' Fancy Bags, Prass and
nonraies Dressing Buxea Card Cases,
iof Cog and Mania and other
name stock Rich Dress slk Coak Grape
paeefe extensive, will sell
she wish tine proprietor close hs early this
hseh purpose Of Europe Laes
shaas sy gs Of sk cpe shsv.so Embod
~ 70 1heir
one oai g9ods for sale but also
w Inns Plense CA
Wal oiAfEI d. E, KEEGAN. auF
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Let who aresudering
asia tbs following be done for hs
they will use this infaibe remedy - ''N'''
JOAN Forhsa been
Itisd
tho disease relief uss
which me
matlam Than snv
cine used have
and nave
aasSerg he bestmedtcnsin ussfor Rheumatism,
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Ohm HALTER & BROTHER, corner 81,

aE Joseph Tcboupoulas ateotv oppFp r,J nm ot,sE
Iron are nov PREPARED all their
isy etc. Aso putng Copper Zinc Rosis IA ali pa, Of
the prices dspaoh All knds
OF Jobong sha repairing attended
attention al orders hope merit shss q ma rbis
patronage. 'lsfe7a 0sfG'f7' "s Va "0 p"e'is
W. hss Isays 70 refer s following gentlemen. Msss
asghs g. Church Thomas Murray Isaac Thaysr Caller Fur
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ERuNlAN GUANO DEPOT, No Be and So
COMMERCE STHEET-Reduction in ina pyes N M
me FERuVlAN GuANo, imported BY Castillo Harispe
" All purchasers made from the Depot will 30 soi al "
boats, ralrosds, ETC. ~ - -''ee W "'eA'
~ Orders rscsivsd a. No. sl Camp slroet.
fes adpsm THOMAS cAsEv
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-01-17
SVEacFc Shall the Eating
House be?

We see by the new schedule that the
passenger cars which leave Wilmington
at 8 O'clock a. NJ, arrive at Sumtcrvile
about u. NJ and those which leave
KingsYi'lc at ) A. NJ, arrive here at 6 -
a. NJ, thus reaching Sumlcrvlllc, going
one way, At convenient hour for din
ncr, and going the other at good hour
for brcakfnut. Why not then make Sum
tcrvillc the eating place, and give back to
mir. MITCHELL that which he once enjoyed
anu 50 well deserves TO continue TO lave
The eating house He has been at much
troubls and considerable expense to cs,ab-
lish his house, and VIC hope now that all
things seem to suit and To point to this
place as the proper place for al eating
house, that she nscessury time for stopping
in order to effect this, will be allowed bv
those in authority. The cars leave Kings
VILE q o'clock,) too early for breakfast at
that place and reach Mrs. BRoTnER's too
early for dinner there, and MrrcHELL's is
tic only intermediate eating house OH the
line. Let him have it.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-01-17
Our EXCHANGES.

The MERcURT.-Wc were happy to
greet, at the commencement of the wear.
our old acquaintance, the Charleston Mer-
curry, in an enlarged form and in a new
and beautiful dress. The Mercury is one
OF our Oldest and best journals and is
every way worthy of the high favor and
patronage it is receiving, and we congrat-
ulatc her upon this manifestation of her
prosperity and success.
THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
for January, has been received. This
valuable periodical, whose monthly num-
hcrs average sixty four pages each, is now
offered to subscribers al the low rate of
$3 10 per annum. Published by McFAR.
LANE, FERGUSON &. Co., Richmond Vir-
ginia.
New PAPER.-We have been visited
during the last week by new conner and
one, too, whose acquaintance we are clad
to makc-"The Yorkvi1e Enquirer" -
This paper is edited by Mcssrs. SAMUEL
w. MELTON and J. I. MILLER, al York
Vile, 5. c., and is one Of the largest week.
lies in the State. Their first issue is
quite an interesting and remarkably neat
sheet, and is no doubt sample of what
they will hereafter send out. Mr.. Mel.
TON, is the late editor of the "Chester
STANDARD" the conduct of which paper.
while in his hands, gives sufficient guar.
antce Tor the success Of the "Enquirer.'
S. f. CAuGHMAx, and ]. r. BREARE,
have disposed Of their interest in tile
"Somh Carolina Temperance Standard"
to their copartner SIMEON CoRLEY. The
Sta ndard is an excellent temperance journ.
al, and will be conducted upon the same
principles, and in the same spirit as here.
tolOrc
TIE South Carolinidn." Last, butby no
means least, we welcome again the visits
OF this valuable journal. The Carolinian
Comes to US now in lis usual size, and
containing as it always did, large amount
of news, and reading matter The propri-
eors OF this excellent sheet, sustained
great loss when their "office with all their
accumulated stock of materials was total
ly destroyed some month or SO ago by
fire, yet they have persevered through all
this, and are now out in sheet fully equal
to their former issue. They surely de-
serve and we hope will receive encuur-
agemen OF the most fattering and sub
slantial kind
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-01-17
Tlne NEails.

Since the Rail Road and the Govern.
ment have made up their quarrel we
have had unusual advantages in trav.
elling, but we think the postal facilities
are by no means increased. The
Charleston papers do not reach US until
the morning after they are published.
In these excited times it is annoying,
to say the least of it, that intelligence
should be SO long delayed, when there
are two trains passing by us daily, i,
from each terminus ofthe Road.
Something should bo done to re.
move such an Inconvenience.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-01-17
Our Wonderful COaumfr,

The great and the grotcsque, the
admirable and the absurd. are com.
prised and commingled in this land Of
ours TO All extent aud in II degree most
astonishing.
One of our singular national traits
Is that Of bcstowing our sympa.
hies upon distant objects, - to
read the call in the New Orleans
papers for apubIic meeting for the
purpose of raising Russian puiriotic
.tund for the relief of the widows and
orphans Of those who have fallen or
may fall in the present war, one might
think that there arc not thousands, in
our land, whom this very war has
deprived of employment aud resources,
and who can procure no food for
themselves and their wives and chill
dren, except the bowl Of soup which
here and there is dolrd out to them.
llls is II new expression of that same
feeling which, us exhibited bv North.
crncrS, drives the free negroes among
item INTO starvation, while it iavishes
thousands in lettering tie condition Of
the same race at the distant South.
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have been met successfully. Yet this
has been done, without, rs far as we
have been informed, a single failure;
the critical time has safely passed, and
the swelling waters Of the Great Val.
ley arc waiting aid and succcr to the
great emporium.
The transactions in Mobile, in one
day of that same fortnight, were esti.
mated at million Of dollars, without
the dishonor Of a single merchant.
We have closely observed the ac-
counts of financial affairs in Charleston
and have been pleased to sec signs of
encouragement and promise.
The New York SIN Of the S,h
states that the money market shows ::
decided improvement and that the
weekly statement Of the city Banks
shows favorably.
In Boston there is, according to the
Journal, decidedly more comforta.
bic and hopeful fe cling in the money
market.
Cities arc the most sensitive points
III times OF monetary difficulties, and
we are satisfied that these great fnan.
cial centres could not SO we'll have
sustained them selves had not the con.
dition Of the whole country been
sound. And when the accumulated
products Of the country shall havo
found their way to market the monicd
current will flow back, carry inc with
it relief from many an embarrassment
and fear. We do not look forward
to easy times coming soon the strin-
gency may MT be soon relaxed il
is no season for extravaganza or spec
ulation; peace may be yet far away
from Europe, and our great staple
may not soon recover from its dcprcs-
sion; but we believe there is no cause
for panic. llopclulncss and energy
will carry us safely past the even, ful
point AMI start us chcertully Oh the
revolution Of another 20 years.
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Sale of Negroes.

We have heard it frequently said
of late that this species of property
has fallen Is, 20, and some say as
much rs 30 per cent on last years
prices, but tho following rate, which
we have clipped from our exchanges,
do not SO argue. We advise those
having negroes to dispose Of, not to
sell Mt reduced prices. Those reports
we hear may all be got up to order,
and for particular purpose
"SALE OF NEGROES YESTERDAY
There were 25 or 80 negroes sold
yesterday, At prices still in keeping
with the high rates which have cha.
racterizcd former sales.
One negro man, nged about fifty,
brought sl,O33; two young boys, one
about eighteen, and the other about
twenty, brought at an average about
$l,l50.
a negro girl, about fourteen, brought
1915; another, about sixteen, brought
sl,O25.
~ family, consisting Of a man, wife
and five children, the eldest about
twelve, brought $2635."
There were ten negroes sold by
the Commissioners in Equity, 1.-TWO
small children and one woman about
3s or 40.) They were disposed Of on
a credit OF five years, and ave- aged
$500 head Wins6oro Register I'd
jan.
NEaRoEs.--Messrs. March & Sharp
sold yesterday q largo number Of
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a HfcVy Ab:ays.

This, we are told is all the rage at
present. One Of our exchanges thus
takes it off:
You may present to 4 man small
account, he will pay ina few days.
the river is expected to rise in few
days business is expected to be better
in a few days pretty girls expect to
marry in Il Jew days. nigger boys
whistle few days. brass bands blow
out few days high fellows sing a
few days. and we expect to give the
reader some interesting local items in
a few days"
The Caroinian adds:
"And we are hoping that a great
many of our subscribers will send us
the amount of their dues in "fcw
days"
And we say please let the same
thing happen to us in few days"