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Classical and Military Academy.

INHE undersigned will open, on the first Mon.
- DAY ~ january next, \ Classical and Mil
itary Academy in the town Of Aiken Their
purpose is to unite the advantages OF the Com
mon Schools with those of the Military Acade.
mics; to make the Military discipline, the basis
OF the government. {" sHperadd the Lntin aud
Greek classics to the curriculum of studies now
pursued in the State Military Academy; and 10
qualify Young men for admission into this Inst,
tntion, into the South Carolina College, or for
the active business of life.
MIR. Giles is "a Graduate Of the University OF
Georgia, and was for several years enyuped in
teaching in the High Schools OF Green " ood,
Abbcvillo District ; more recently lie was the
Editor OF one tho public Gazettes in the City Of
Colnnbia.
Mr.: Buist is graduate of tho State Military
Academy, Of The class Of IS49, aud has been
teaching in BarnweI District during the last four
yrara
Aiken is an admirable location for such an
Institution. It's notorious suluIity, its access
b'eness. high.toned refnements and moraliiv OF
its citizens, and the absence Of aI' aluremens to
dissipation, are advantages which few towns in
the State possess. in an equal degree.
:. The terms Of admission will be OYr IJurnprn
DOLLARS per Session, Of Five Months, pavo6ie in
ddeanee; which sum will include Tuition. Board
Lodging Washing. Fuel, Lights, aud B.a,ks. and
he exclusive Of Clothing. Parents or Guardians
Will furnish such clothing may be required by
'u sc, "es u"u i'eRuioi'ons oi the lnatituiion.
>, The undersigned are permitted to refer 10 the
Hon. W. F. DsSan'surc, lion. FIX Mayor Il. j.
Arthur, Hon. Mayor james d. TrapeweIl. and
Col w. w, Wallace, Of Columbia: 70 Hon
Mitchell King. Hon. Mayor CharIcs Macbeth.
DR.. J.. A Frampton, aud Geo. Bnis.. ESQ. of
Charleston and to Gen. James Joues, Ch .jrn,an
OF the Board Of Visitors of the State M,lorv
Academy; to Major F. W. Capnra. and Prof
hume m OF the Citadel Academy to the Trustees
y. tne Greenwood ttIgh schools; to jus. S. Lea.
" frnc'pai OF the Carry.on Academy, Ed,c
t,e!d 2. District, and to w, C. Norugne, ESD. Of
JAMES IT, GILES.
A. BUST
Nov. 26, 81 Al 4.
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NEW PAPER

Me>srs. j. p. NJ. CALvo and JNo w. Erwin,
propose to publish paper about the first of Ja-
nuary next in the village of Manning, Clarendon
District, TO be called the clarendon BunncI-
The pr"prictors OF this journal intend to make it
II first class paper, the principal feature of which
will be literary. We wish them success in their
cuterprisc
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ADVERTISEMENTS

We womld call attention 10 the advertisements
Of Dr. j. H. RILEY, Druggist aud Aroihccary,
VS. WpoD, Broker, Auctinnccr
md Commission Agent, Columbia notice Of The
Estray Horse OF w. a. LESLEY Dissolution of
a1cssrs GARY Il JOKES. Cok"Sbury Classical and
Military Academy, by Mcssrs GILES & BrlSr,
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THE MORN RERELIIoN

We learn from the Washington papers that ad-
vices have been received in that city from Col.
ALEXANDER confirming the reported destruction
OF the army trains by the Mormons. BRIGHAM
Y"uNo, it is said, has issued a proclamation to
the United Suites troops, d-fying The Government
connsrlliIg his people in the most determined
form to hostilites and ordering the troops to keen
away from Utah. lie says if they desire TO re-
main in the Territory till spring, they may do so
provided they will give up their arms and anu
nition
A second dispatch Of the I7tE further states {:
brigham Yonng.i Inns declared nurtial law in
Utah. lie claims tile right TO do 40 by virtue of
his authority as Governor of the Territory and
Indian Superintendent. lie expressly forbids
the U. s. troops entering the territory without
his authority. lie complains that the Mormons
have not been treuted as American citizens the
object OF the Misrepresentation OH which the
Government acted being to drive them from tbe
Territory.
Ills language is so hostile that the admiustra.
ito" regards it as declaration of war.
Col johnson writes from camp, on Sweet riy-
er, that it is impossible for him to communicates
with Col. Alexander, who is Go miles in nj.
vance Of hin. The road betw cen them; is beset
with companies Of Mormons.
The Secretary of War thinks it impossible TO
send further men Or supplies to the Utal, Expe.
diton until spring"
This 10 indeed a nice state Of affairs and we
trust that if the does not render it imprac
ticab!e, the Government will resort 10 active
measures to exterminate root and brancI, this nm.
godIy crew, who are black spot upon our pa-
tional escutcheons.
The Worth Monument constructions n
this monument in New York, for which ,Ie
Common Council appropriated $25, 900, has been
commenced. II will stani in the triangular nIo,
at the junction OF Broadway and Fifth syennew
The foundation, which was laid some time aco ).
10 feet square, and is built with vault 70 6v q
feet, in which the remains of Major Gen. WoI.b
now in Greenwood Cemetary, will be drnos;tsi
on Evacuation Day, the 95th inst The eniiro
height Of the monument will be, fifty feet The
material is Quincy granite. The 5ames of the
battles in which Gen. W. ortlr participated viii hs
Inscribed on the four sides Of the siuff, and .on
tho panels of the base will Le designs in Lro,,,a
four Of the battles.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

We learn from The New York papers, that
money matters in that city are rapidly becoming
easier and tha: the banks will soon resume specie
payment. The Jour"M IF Commerce estimates
that the spcc'c in III" vaults Of that city, ut this
time, is about twenty two million larger
amount by scvcra! millions than was ever in the
banks before.
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SESSION PAPER

The Columbia Times and the Carolin;un pro-
pose to send, daily, to any one desiring either of
these papers during the session Of the Legislature
for one dollar They will contain full reports Of
each days proceedings and will be richly worth
tie money.
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THE SOUTHERN ALMANAC.

We are indebted to r. J.. BRYAN Of Columbia,
for copy of this cXcellant Almanac gotten up
by him for the next year This Almanac, indie
pendant of its being iniercnvcti, which is an i'm
rrovemcmt, s filled with statistical and other mat
ter which makes it useful publication.
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Banner Office, October %, 1857.
. TO IEN

. IT q T. T. M
ENROM The subscriber on Wed.
II ncS,lay nigh', the lS,l inst. n oE
light iron grey horse. rf heavy max N@S
with i"rrt"p shaved off-no other KN "
maj lis of note remembered. ANY person uppre
lendng the thief will, sufficient prnnr for c.,yic
ton, or securing the horse 20 that can get him
will be- lIbcrallv rewarded
Ad'lrcss-Mountain View p. O., Abbcville
iIS'ricl W. A. LESLY.
eaS Press copy.
Nov 26--57 RI =,
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LIST OF CONSIGNEEs.

femai"i"g /" tic D9,ot at -iJbcriUr, for Tie
~rck ""li"y Noccmbcr 25, 1857.
Hon r. & Perrin y V-;, Inn.
Haskell ID a Jordan, T. j Taylor W G. Io.
max, W Mars. w Mooney, Mrs + l. Parker,
!: III Russell, W a Tongue, " NJ IIurhcv. Cni
II tnhelI, J & X j White, W A IL RE Gaines
Mrs l. DcisrnhI, CSprcr, II IL Wurdlaw, II
, Kerr, } Knox, Dr. \ NJ Cox.
d. X. SONDLEY. Apt
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Nnrroc Escape from Panfhcr-A citizen OF
,fLonns county was riding near Barnctt's creek
few days since. when lie heard something like
cry of distress in the swamp. lie replied TO it
repeatedly, and it upproncl,ed rapidly towards
him. Judge Of his surprise. when lie saw large
panther creep from the low bushes that skirted
the swamp. The beast saw him and made ot
him, but being well mountc cd he made his escnpe.
The statement was made TO us MS fact.-Uiye
Grass Reporter.
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Grain Reeeipts-Thc receipts of wheat in
THIS city during the past week exceed one million
Of bushels Since the first day Of October 81 90.
600 has been p,d out per day, for the purchase
OF grain in this market. There has been ship.
ped from Chicago by lake, since last Nav. e;oht
and one hn!f millions bushels of Wheaii It is
believed the shipments will reach te, millions be.
fore the close of navigation.-CAicago1 1ribune
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Disfempcr Among tic Deer IN Gcoryin-The
Wire Grnss (Georgia) Reporter says, that the
deer in the counties Of Irwin and Worth are
dying III great numbers Many have been found
dead in the woods. and many others caught by
dogs after short chase a hunter discovered a;
large buck by Iearng him cough, few DAYS since,
nnd killed him. lie was Diseased The blood
was thin and watery, aud tl. joints seemed to
be oIood,sh"t. The deer are dying in vast num-
bers in Thomas, Co!qntt and Baker as well us
Irwin and Worth.
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A ABBEVtttE BANNER.
Thursday Morning, Nov. 20, 1867.
W.. q. DAVIS, r,dttor.
BAIL REFuSED

W" sec hy The Columbia papers of tho 2i,h,
that hni was refused Mr.. I. }. l,Ei,, who re-.
Gently killed Mr.. ALLEN, of Eorkvillr, Arplicn.
'ion for bail was made brforc Judge ONrA,L.
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EDITORIAL CHANGE.

We learn from the last number of the Laurcms-
Vile He'aid that Mr.. ilrDGENs, who has presided
over the editorial columns Of That paper with SO
much ability, has dissulvcdls connection will, il.
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An Apprentice Wanted.

y lad about II or lG years of are-onc who
CT" read, write and spell currectIv-is waut.J -,
,h'S Office. No one need uppIy who ,lors not
POSSESS these requisites. We also require tina,
The boy be |"gs'fy i""e"fmrrd; and csj,rinNy re-,
G''Irn that he be Of good, moral charo.ter-
Such Il one can find pleasant situation at this
Office.
Banner Office Ortnl,cr
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Terrible FighL-A terrible fight occurred one
night last week, says the Columbia fTennessecI
Mirror, between fine blooded horse and lack
belonging to Maj James H. Webster: of this
county, which resulted in the death of the for.
mer. The jack literally tore one Of the horses
e cara Ont by the roots, and Then seizing him l,y
the throat, soon made a finish of him.
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Gen. HMh.''s S"lli;c*.-G"n. Walkers
s'e'hrr' th" F"shion wi, ci took himself, his
company and their effects ir"m Mobile last we, k
had large aud miscellaneous cargo, us NAV h..
seen fi"ln the following cirar,nc":
f"y'"""--T"r steamer F:>hinn-lO pick
axes, is axes, Il gross knives and forks 100 axe
h"lv's, % >p"',-. &" lin kettles, 400 tin Guns
i'" tea spoons, 81 d.. plates, 81 ,loz spoons 80
hh'rhrts .'ou lbs. nni'H, i1 yards oil cloth, silk
thread needles and pins, S buxrs. k.u ,n.I
cine, go bills pork. II 10. br"f :;GI o assorted
groceries, 4 ticrcc Iie". sacks co-c. bhls SUI
gar . sucks salt, IS bnXc:, collars, bales bank
c;S.
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:, Georgia Diridends.-The Directors of the
Bank of Augusta have declared seni.ann,,al
dividend Of four per cent. -
The Georgis Railroad and Banking Company
mas declared semi annual dividend of ihree
acars per share, payable on and nfter the 9th
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PTotssseds BiAs in Europe.-A Paris letter
2 says " tHat zo.0060OO francs worth Of French
nii,s on The United States and 80 0OO, 600 francs
IN Engiish bills. have been returned protested. -
Bullion in the Bark Of France has inoreased
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Dr'nbhi Yh''"'io tMnn. t,,xn,., N,y o.
~ dr""tn'' '"nnl" r,"vnilrd ',c,c yrs,.ri,y
nnd is n"w being fcl'. liver in0 r,t snns ,,J r,i.
,,r hnvr h"cn Killed. houses Destroyed nnI much
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General IValker-A private letter from Re.
liable source, at New York intimate es' that Gen.
Walker. if intercepted at Nicaragua, will next
be heard Of at Iiayti
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

We nre requested TO state that the Rev.
WILLIAM RorALL will preach Mt Friendship,
on the Fifth Sunday in this month, and OH Satur.
day previous
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Nov. l2-b1
NJ q . 4 q -,

"A Ii. pers"us indebted to the Ecsa&& S$ 4sxlS I:
"a cis Atkins. decd, will pieaso IpSl Shie6S
di"t- payment h the undersigned, 81 B. = rs
sous having drInanh against said Esls99S1 siSlF;
sent them TO me. property attes,ed &T ~ s
on S'le Day in january next. st Ab6ssl fGs
RoBr A7KN
Nov. 1877 30 ~ s2s:
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Pe;nforeements for Mdia.-In Tracher's Over
Innd Newr We fiud some valuable statistics re-
specing the dispatch Of reinforccrnemts to India
From these VIC gather eighty four ships. having
on board force Of 80, 2,65i men, have left for In.
d'a siace the news OF the mutinies reached home;
Including tho men sent by the Suez route, nnm.
bering 901. the total amounts to force Of 39.-
56S officers aud men. Added to these, there are
four vessels now preparing 10 sail will, 2,l59,
making the total 39,729. Wiihlbe other regi-
,nents under orders. the Overland News caIcn-
lates that 40, 900 mon will iiaye been dispatched
by the Home Government, and that nearly the
whole may be landed on India soil before the
close OF the year. 3SSs%
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Gen. Hmkcr.-Thc New Orlcanes Delta, no.
ticing the arrest of Gen Walker in tl,a, city by
Inc federal authorities, says the proceedings sur
prised ''somc of the parties who had received
personal assurance flnm Mr.. Buchanan and
members of the Cabinet. that the Federal Gov
crnmcnt would oppose 10 obstacles to his return,
with or without m escort, to the country from
which he had been unlawfuIy dragged by an
officer OF the American Government" Is il pos.
Sihic that The President ever gave sucl, nssu
RANGES! Walkers rclensc upon recoyp:zance of
S2,OOO would seem to favor the statement, for
that, in fact, was offering mo obstacle"
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Land for sale.

A LII tlos" VIII" wish to purchase cheap Tract
:l, "a o' inmd' ca" have an opportunity by ap-
I" an approved purchaser. The said Land lie.
six miles from this village, on,,he Vienna Road
leading to Washington. The said Land is in a
good state of cultivation the situation is imme-
d,a'e'y o" the road. There are d good well and
all necessary out buildings on tho place. There
are also about
40 Acres,
OF good Bottom Land, aud about one bundled
place. and The balance in woods
Will sell the above Land, TO any person wish
ing TO purchase prior to the first of January. and
II not sold by that time, it will be rented. : - !.
Tor any information, apply to Mrs Atkins on
The place. to myself at EdgefeId C. H.
ROBERT ATKINS, Ex'or.
Nov. 10, ST. an a.
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Of the Estate 6f Keliiy ss
Power. deed. ss.s

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons; d la1e..
~ ted that n final settlement OF sltho r - -
II nE;NRY +. POWER. decd, will bo - - jCE EiEs
ordI"ary's Office, at Abbeville, on tha f3(k ~
or January next All persons kssfS {li.
against said Estate will present thesp q 6sitse.
required to make payment sssss z
G. W. HucKkgf
Nov. 1877 an 80 - }zEESs.
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1hc Sh"h'~s of n" .i,ctw IT;nicr-Thc fol.
lowing "."q''"nt cXirc: is taken from n discourse
lately delivered by Rev. T.. II. Cl,apn to his con-
grcya:ion in New York
" Ii is not the ruined merchant, mcrcly-it is
not the spectacle of 'l"prec;a'cd property nn.l
lost credit, and manifold tlisco.n!o,s of usual
bankruptcy-that most make us shui.ler md
grow sad. Around The gloomy shadow there j.,
sun darker rm. Away down bclow the pat
hr'h OF fi;ancial transactions there looms n sea
oi fic:s-the faces of w"ikngmcn aud working
w"inr" looking up among the stopped machinery
of the f:,ci"Ii"S aud The silence OF shpvar,ls. and
ali the 'lrsola:i"ns of snSl"n"d Labor looking up
TO the shadows of an awful winter ovcrcastiu.r
them Altn and brethren. what shall we do ior
those whose hard earned dollars ara not merely
honor and credit but bread and blood and life
itself! What shall VIC do for poorest of babcs
that must sGom hang on the wilt cd breasts of fam
me- ana ior The whom VIC must sly something
more than God help trcm!' ALI, yes II finan.
c'"i crisis is matter for tears and shuIlcring, rs
we'll us for arithmetic anI runlor."
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JAS. H. AfLEx,
DRUGGIST AND Ap0TnEoARY.
aseenwoods %. O.,
HAviNa es,oblished himself In this p,.s.
n Il for tho transactions uf a
Retail Drug Business,
Respectfully solicis attention to-hi. extensive
mud we'll selected Stuck, purchased In New Yofk.,
during the prescnt
NGonotaxy Esa1a1o,@
at such rates 10 ensbie him to compete ftoti
i" rr'c" aud q9ality) with Columbia Dragyis.s.
ureat Inducements offered to s
Physicians and Farmers, $
,s, ~l% are accustomed to sending tIieir order, 10
'"im''hn and Charleston. ! ss.A,s - ,ts,s.
Ihe following list comprise a few article. of
every day demand; - >ssNf. y
S,'a, S"ster OIL by gallon or bottle,
Train " ~
Nratsfoot Oil. -
Linseed " nyS-'-
White Lead. pure,
Cream of Tartar, So,
Sup. Carh. Soda,
Perper'black..
cayenne; =. ,.s-z5
o'"sS'' pa'v, rass. African and jamaica,
Table Mustard,
Tipioca,
Maccaroni
Tea, black and green; =.
Corn aud Pearl SiaI ch, -. ~
Soaps of every variety, ~.
Vinegar, - =
Putty, 81,
Adhmantine Candles, -t
burning Ftid, always fresh, < q
Tobacco. chewing and smoking, ..
-, Cigars of every variety, 4 r.
Ihe very choicest brands Of
Cognac. Brandy,
Blackhcrry Brandy, -,
Madeira Wine, -. !;
Port {" :: pure juice,
Champagne Wine,
Lon Cordial Gin, 4 ;,
W"o1f's Schnupps, s2'
St"nghtOns Bttes,
Stomach I" =
Also, II very nice assortment of Fancy Toi.
lett" articl les, pcrIumcry, Confcctioncries. &c.
November &c, 1857. 81 TT
o" Independent Press copy.
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s. Rs b. md San juan Risv.--A, Washing
ion ssys it is believed that Costa Rica
yegre from the possession Of San Juap river
~ she is informed of the negotiation Of
sse recent treaty between the United State and
Nicaragua '''>
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
4ibber'He District.-C Citation.
ny WILLIAM Ill. Esq, Ordinary Of Able
vile District. :
w HEREAS, Samuel Donnald, has npplied 70
w me f"r Letters of Administration, on all and
singular the g""'ls aud chnttels, rights and
credits OF Elizabeth Webb, late OF ihe District;
aforesaid, decreased. - >
THESE are. ccfore. to citesand admon,sh sl,
ana singular. the kindred andecredilofs Of tho
s"'d deceased: /" he and appear- before me- ar
omr next Or,nnrv's Court for The said Diitr;.,..
10 be holden ut Ahh"v'llc Court House, on tho
second day Of December next, TO show, ,cause, if
any why the said administrations should not be-
granted ITf =
Given under my hand and seal, this ss1-
trenth day of November inst, in tho year Of
oar i"rd one thousand eight hundred and
i''y-Scv"n. and III the s2d year Of american
Independence. - -. -
WILLIAM HILL, O. A. D.
Nov. 10 1851. 30 E9t
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DEATH Of GEN. HAMILTON.

The death Of this distinguished son of Carolina
is source of sorrow anl rcrrrt to the cnt,rc State,
Identified as he was with some Of the most stirring
events in her history. lie WAS OH his way to Tex
as aud the Steamer upon which he had taken pas
sage came in collision with II packet in til. night
of the 18th inst causing il To sink almost illl,nc-
datcly, carrying down with i, twenty five OF the.
passengers and among them Cen. IIAuILroN.
The ir!!owing remarks upon this subject We
copy from the Charleston Courier OF the l9,h
inst.
"Thc ssartlin. horror Of the announcement the
pa"cty oi details, beyond the sad result, in this
rcSpcct-wh rrportcd loss in all Of twenty five,
rrisons-aud the nature Of the communications
that has informed us, render it impossible for lis
to express the reflections and utter the feelings
that arc suggested.
In all the losses which South Carolina has sus-
tanned, in the removal Of gifted aud gallant spir-
its, we can recall none of late history that equals
approaches this, in its unexpected and START
ling horror, aud lis sudden shock on :; cuunun.
ty not prepared by any indications.
The death of .ancs Hamilton qnrnchcs almost
the last brilliant light Of constellation that
adorned and llnncd our political zenith Il quar-
ter of century ago.
Calhoun, Chcvrs, McDutie, Miller, Uavnc
L. garc, smith and others whose names will live
before students and admiring rc.crS Of our his
tory; these furnish n catalogue of cot cinpornrv
greatness such has never been surpassed If
r4nhlr'i il any State or community of equal ter
ri,ory. In the last published letter of James
IlamltoE-whirh appeared in the columns of the
Mercury Of the Tih u!:.--hc paid II tribute gl"w.
ing with characteristic arlor and mpulsivr np-
preciation to some Of these, his former c"nprers
in place and power, and his predecessors in the
dark passage to the tomb.
We have left Il Preston, who. Younger than
the eldest OF this glorious group, was yet worthy
ass"cintc. aud 10 some degree IL c";cinpnraiv in
service; he has the mnurnful honor of wrea,i.ing
the laurel Tor the image Of Hamilton.
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I'll" Israc'ifes i" U;",I,sidu.-The 1sraclcs in
England have sent an address to their brethren
III The B"Inbay army, exl,"rting them to remain
true to the interests of the British Crown
Apr"p's of this. the Ab"ndcitmmy Of New York
publ shes the following extract from IIns.rIs
Geography: "ln Malalor alone, there are
twenty thousand Jews, and in the rem niueicr of
the pen'nsular their number is r"porionnIy great
They date their presence in IIim,lostnn from the
period OF the |ahyi"nian Captivity. They us
sert that portion "f the tribe of Mnnasscs, nf.
ter three years wandering, finally settled in H.
dia. 10 the number of twenty tlni,sand families
Growing in favor among the IIindoos, they, in Il
short time increased To eighty Thousand families,
ana were s"on powerful enough to establish the
kingdom OF Cranganore, upon the coast of Mnla.
bar Here they hourisllcd for some years under
republican form Of government, presided over
ny Two chiefs. They still retain their chronicles
IN the liehrew language, which are said to com.
nence with the reign Of Ncbucl,a,lnezzcr This
rcoPie are known as the white Jews There
are also black Jews in India, supposed to have
decended from slaves of the former. who wcr.
converted by their masters to the Mosuc faith
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-11-26

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