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sJIh ~ U w 1~OI irs Iia~ 'I ~ 'A ~ t~i -u ~I~M~L ,~td ~ w ~ ~ * oii~t. - ~Lk~cz ~ tp hi~ I~$ has Lyif cha&~i~ yal ro~ fd1I~ P.81101104 Pa~ na to heroji 7 lintlis rita ~0 Is ~iieji tins - - 9dI~hia~nW~ieL )ca.eo( ht i~2rnphfui .4 (~y tnenL. M~y ~~i~h~-tn elect the dec ~ ~transferreJ~ti ~31iOB Wail I andcold;-. n~* ~ ~ s*cni: Maa ~rt t ~t *ma 9i~restor;tho Norti aqua utter qnd Dick - pal tbo,~sioi ~pihey a~& cod thoiilWes ii 4~Whild W~'luimentr~ioir un &OfLflflOtbUtexUlt iaTh&glor red. History t~Jj record * ob~ry. ..~ ~ra n~ a~ai~~brrnncs (uinla~M ~oblic jqgijce~ Hi 1on~ azJfaiUW a merit The offer t Iii of tk'~' bo 1~bb'ii~. . 7-,. ~,t~aot~qrhor A~9npr by ~trng a~uni oui~'~numertt to tho meiaor ,.~e~oi~tji~ata1 soil '4 Mexico: ~aziy w~1l be proud ~ hea~ an teai~an. ~s hon e~ by-hi ~r McOee. ., Tb q*th&t tb ~otn ty~wlUa h-Irish vs is now, a'ndevcr sha] ~ ndto a e the injuries of our coui~ ~tf~o of ~' loriou ,~clp1eN ~r~itT~h"rnfutat d~ ~J~in~jiee wiijch bay SourcO a rec Oas relen; I ,f.J5uuIc~W@un5 ri ut' leg .t uzii ft (Ol3StOIlbLiOD stan4aasyat~o~p)ou . great, patr~6t~~n 'tch character~~ ~ ~uaaa) and a Sonit~4~i a~up~o!dors of~ie rol h~ will 1* coiT~idero ~ii4i~andkju kin1 ~3 ~~in a," ~> **~7f ,'~4 J' 2~?~ '~. ? ~ ~ n an 'dAk rem ta fo n Byg sitb e 7 * they Retolvuti eien4ve' r'a ktle orhsunnt Botsh--e tees, exidntra ins. pIi.Fr ta i stoc. ' e Shtiant' a m gJornyt tewnnrha.jd eetns of.s aff A lgongti and distngushe lic servan for tlie~p 4!",i~a t , Pit vi Fri-Sitr. in ur tat coni. ~at rniesin avail sheref f te rekn opoityn of thedin #nthelsto the sead seicsa whish ga A .tier antd ibued inboic na l l ~ation.btdnountia * 1. 13. H olgo. -Aadjt.- James Canley: fhe was selected in times that tried men'a soula, ard by tose who knwt him well,- tc wear the mantle of a Buter,. why may wc et with1 equal confidence, designate him asta *ucoessnr to our present wort.yReresenta. O atvo H)-(3lgrs. < lng. triedtJ. Gordoib. Washin.on:rvm in oup name be forever Mymembered'by thi ts'ves of South Carolina. A A. Gaydet Maj. James B.:Kery ofSoeth Carolina tnost lated am eo ted sonb Wthoer for..hie eloquence ai n orato, hisi urbanity An a gentleipin, hit e* itarni as a jurosi-or his wisdom as v atatesnn-o is eminently distinguish. ~ed~ . . Tr. Solomi 'iheSumaer Vdun. . Their cooln ~ dbave'z on ti Field, and the cheerfulneas with which thaed hre the fatigue of the campaign, nre evi Sde.e of whbat citizen .oldiers can perform. *By a Lady.I Th.Paltene Rbgiment ;-. When they we the tree of libert took.root in th C *s,'and ,continued t< irow' until its bra reached the conquei of Mexico. Th ' le amden :and Columbia papers pleas copy and ohlie the . -. orthe B Snuer.] . The follow baitifiil lisiewewretead a e-Sumdtor e abration" on the 17th Aug. Fdeedeserve the applause with whice they w tgre fted. ~"E 'A RE 09W E," * Ihcc Ned to the' ,ate Volunteer. *Dr .gDmIno 3. RTER. W~e e Ai " our clario '~s breathing Wher th lphu ke .was wreathinj Where srried~ ikora HJ ave our fiauliing fak1ions .t; And, 'mi countleaa hosts advancing our pflghted faith have kl - We ~e ~our bannes brjinee - (Stll unstain ?Wenyitlual) On our countr's bt ti~~~s s ~.Flin st~ ~osto wa -d goand w T*ehaye sulitained ;%. Wherea f4arless.shadow, fell4 SWhey the hour~i dt4 elined t1 I -- Went, w ' 16 fWho, where' pIildt, ifigkqtunted, 4 We have loft thiem; rid their story Future chroniclers shall tell: 3 Yet what brighter bed of glory - Than the field wheron they fell I *Thme device on the Band* of thkg#Sum TERS." p j FINAK CONFE0S.ION. AMore of Liiurie Trodd's notes, iy th way haireqben given in the Nprthern pa pe; We subjoin the folojn~$ran onp brow ~f~rllow ~~j~ will tej*tp th4 W en4,.~ ~~" whl rmak by thai , coo. an o re4 s '~a ~ Va 0 4W twtt d 'n &h te andt-j 44. . I TjP S, a . ., Wy e tirthe boli nedown wvithi ~&~aeri~'4 ztied 1ti ae:, yuidies ubtful attinir atha't we- shpuld a~ ~ hav now-10Y un e # not mnost thoroughly con eh4ip~ r own pertsonal knowledge. of1 the fact t below. iof Wild Oberry" thaie wouiskltad epea visedly. A lady of ong acquaidtance, whom we see every day wap a.short time since, ini wht we thouglat a precarious, if not a dangerous state of health, A couh ettld on her lunigs; her* form'seejned waus ng aw~iay; she was obigd" to -abiuidon her wrk, and we thoughtPnot son to .remuo it aginl Fr about two months she has been taking Wi. tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry and already has she so fa iegained her health as to'be ab to resume hei- labors. Theis is but asingle case utit iis ohp,it least, in which we cannot doubt the effleacy of the oedii,'e -* - -- t None geitine unless signed-I. B on the wrappe. For sale in Sum e Dr... I. Mjl .l .ait 'he Drk t .w by Druggistsgenerally in, Souti aroi N'OTIC~E. The committee appointed by the District to :urniso a - Dinner to the Volunteers are requested to .come forward and- pay up, as -ithere is con.-erable deiency, aWid Mr.Chi. na is in want of hi amoney. - T. J. DINKINS, Chm's. Cem. Arrangemeos. Aug. 18, 1848. . 43 2' s ATTENTIoN!. RIFLEM1EN.. on are bereby ordered to rad at your usual place of meaing, on thelast .aluida: mn tfe mbersnext. urDA.RG 0. S. Aug.28 . 48-' *14 wnsend'e Sarsaparilia. ~ os quart bottles just receied ahd for A. J. & P. MOSES, - . ~'Wholesale and Retail Alet. CLARENDON FEMALE ACAD)EMT. 'e . reises Ho ~j~~OOL wil be sotusv to p6 lechildren ithe ca e c m e relnedted to send tho te esion, -- . .BACON, I~aipae. Sanml g.7,1848. 48t Rocha y erbni a'oeaa Uu lHoopin~ dugh. A imtsupy of the enuia Roche's Embpaia orkcopmg Cog, the most ef. fectu) remed now kown -o that distress' alady., Just 'Ieiand for sale at Aug.9,1. Cardin, S. C Jinule Lost. A Mule strayed from my yidence~bent the 7th Aug., which maya li nown by the following marks; lie is a blac horse mule, ,gme ,aalied on -the . sl lders,-about 4 -ro mall and wolli made. 'He wan in fine order,. when ho loft. ' le gs lasi seen about Statoburg. I will opensea SAnd a suitable eward for his il z 'to me, as I nmeed hit ery short . SFi TT. OUCI ERRI F , iSumter Dim t OTI Sperate SU E Aug.W 1848. ~ 48~ 8u~ ppto the Legialt Its et to inco T~JJ~tY B S BAND." 12 42~k~ **~NOTI Et ca0ei il ti staur MtWI 'innds ofd lnd thepro ter, Et.oihs totr nfe, trat of60,il~r Sheif *'s Offli4 Augs 88 Bf viself sindyecu~ 1 eU - - rete, wid be iorat-Samt CO u 4He Ondthe first:Mon ad day R ng in; September nexWWin.h eort alejad t'the highes t b d h o rsSaers u o.e 1 hokrses e odithe cif seidf -WMie Shleyier hn 14ag. on tae Carritgnd hand aye edolt~lin pt'N of WneT, the si ulii Lof nt th prfory nAI t he se it eof .a ~t~.'for Teses leviduon asthe pe41. DDad'e'esa ort for - T este. 1na~ Cerrogeiedh on asujoi ths th prt y. AtkinsonTatt t ofteiuto 1 e gr, levied on athtpo In o, levied oasthe pr Pett BL ~Mcalesy e at i of tt :. negro, levied on a th DO rte ~ i t atk ianso.ath itrtesat :1nehora ie 6asth~po Perty ofJAV Brwpid atthof te for Taxes. L oewi r T ou. 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