The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, March 07, 1855, Image 4

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J. S. ICII A R DSON, 1Jit. W. F. B. I I A YNSW NO1 T'I 1. WEDNESDAY, MARCIH 21, 1855. AgenatS fo ' the EBaluna'. The following persons have beein ap pointed Agents and are atithorizeil to re ceive, and re.ceipt for, all sumis due the Sumter Banier. Any persoi vi-hinr to become a subscriber to the Ihnnier, by handing then their name anlod address will have the paper forwarded promptly. They will alsosee to aorwardhnz all ad vertising business connected with the paper. W. W.WVAr.1it Jn.,..ColImba . C S. W. WITAKER,. .Wilningtoti, N. C. WILLIa IIYDE.........". ....... W. F. 11. IlAYNSWTonr, St'rv1ilC, S. C. R1. C. LOGAN, " " W. S. LAWTON & Co. Charlestn, S. C. J. RussrLrL BAKRa~, "6 "" No other person is authorized to receipt for the Banner. Lz7"- Persons wishinr to sec us tiupon business connected with the iper or , ~iw can find us at any hour (uring the <liv at our oflice, just back of 'ot.omIoms' New Store. r11.All letters znddresdctl to the Banner imust be pre-paid to insure attet lion. TheI( ilog; Law. We publishl, this week, a cormounli. cation upon the recent ordiiance pro hibiting swine from runtiuzi'g at large through our streets. The article pre sents some strong views end Cbodie: the argaments of those opposed to the law ; but we aire not prepared to coincide with the writer ini toto. We have never Seen tlie 0esu1re I ridl mntl therefore can say nothing alutt its practical operation, and we would like to see both sides diseussed helbre coming to a final decision. We con fess, that from the first, and uipon first sight, we havo been in faivor of the law. We repeat, however, we woudi -like to see the measure fhirly discuiss ed, and our colu:.ns are open, for this purpose, to both sides. A WORD OF AnvicE.--We see frot various quatters tl.at corn is already bearing the enormous price of 6 1 25 per lmshel.' We muISt therehfre ex pect an advance yet, even upo0n this exorbitant price cre the coming in fI a neW crop. It maxy be that t0he m tit'Itl will be ditliclt to bo ltained at any price duri' ng the summer. \Ve lave heard one of the Ioost experieniced planters we ever knew, and a Citizen too of our own District, rena k, that by having his corn ground fmr his s'ockl he estimated a saving of at least one-third. Ile ground at hii own m3ill, and therefore had no toll to lay. B~ut, if he saved one-third withuout paiy inig toll, it is mauni fest that there w oil I be a great saving even after dedarting toll. We know too t hat by oak in corn.cobs a few dlays in water with the addition of a little salt, that ho rses - and mules will cat them with gtit avidity, thus savinlg cornt anmd fudth-r both. If each one wvonlId econoize1. his provisions more, by resortinug to the means suggeste-d and b'y planitinig patches of ena ly corn and peas, the country at lar-ge mtight, be saved fr'oim great suffering. Ty .'roounrmeAr, Ennonis.---(r eti O tenmpomrary of the Patriot after good * humwordly) noticing v'ari ous ty pograp hi. cal errors. which had, it woul d seemi through hlis own cal igraphice si.ill fo iund their way into. his editoial, in aunthei editorial when speaking of thle hooks to be read in oider to admois-ioni 'nt the IFrteshman Class of thme. Sth Carolina College, moenitins thei follow 1n' new authors, viz: enopelosis, Anabosis and ,Sollust. As we never before heard if- these 1 ooks, we su1ppose they are a part of the modernm Antignities wvich the studehint onc(e iqiuired for. We (-all the at: etntion of all applicants for College to the net' Er llonica argns, the greaIt Music Publisher, Ma~tnufaiciturer, nnd Dler in Piano Fortes, of No. 333 Broadway. New York,.hias seat us thI - following sheets of $dp<ipfi'r Music, published hiy him. Lilly White, Chlarence and Thme Rnsh of WVate:rs, 1p. IVrSns will present as a Newu Years G/i for l855 One D~ollars wotrthi of Muisic, to be seleced from hIs e'xtenisive 4tand p~pular catalogue, to all who purchatse 4 of him withi in th9. next month lie saumo - antbunt and will~ -/owrlbt Girt and Pumrchiase postpaid.' A most liiernl < 'er ! ~Ope, hewgver, characteristic. of the- great Publiebers and D~ealer, and of whieb we ~uld advise our lair readers by all means (UaN.-*-poninquiiry, the Sheriff in - fe u~that the nminboi- of returns made tu- hi ti (Tesday mnorniny.)-ainount to 86ercluslve of services accepted. W e argjet five day3s offi from return day, and tihe'probability is thalt tlio pumbher of rqturns will bo inc re d to aboveo 800., JOHN R~ANDlOLPH3, or I ,,o.%-ol~.-We\ !I'Lav ~it ,I -s adrui red miany tir. ts oft ('l31I'31:ICI itl I his 0:c3232ttrie 34tat.lllt113 mhult) 3 Imig livid .1 prl'omalell t 1) 3$itil 31 Will' hina ill "ll)) illiuantt l'325pec(s, 11)ast t- insan)3ity, 41 cjliay i I ile 11)1)4.3' part, uI* hbis IiI't. J)'t as5 :1 Ilidle 1311)1, as5 :1 Iv''isI'iA r, Ids, v'lhl.13 wot. !3eu3) \tt fily prvned u 11 313,lt I ll, i 611 "I ll~ie42: 3. pi 'IinIi3' 1 )Inc33lovl, i13 ) h.d-s ill I1)11 Llis, eliii' Itf13 Idsi'. ltgiv35 Iiii i ll1..ll)3ieIC21t I C.1 liL-f illg nIlI 13123 lgre't A fr~v1:1 Lt) thec C l.ttiuv .:1 truim repuhlilt'aol, he pre'dited ev'ery uoae &f tImse23 ev~ils wil0.il we1. have hI:v, and we1 wc4 fea~r. ill tim~e to3 C Olie. Wall wie~ 313 ii10 (if (Ihis 'great 111, we 0o ii hiln to1 du, it, for. it, is (At-ganthl]V written, cuilaili~i mihil n.1111's uI inf1%rlI1l). Ilt .t ill regard to4 thle 121 'Zr('ess I f 31'tvilts C33121'Iwith thc Iuiiii1Ii;or of 01ur Cm33(031 , cliverlng a ten' oil')33 3 witr3 13to4 lie 6111)1 ill SIl interk-Slil31-r ai 61:1 allv* whe.re Lh.22 N( 111,111 (:.'tit rend1 Win Atlllard1'4 lilalk witilunt til)n. gld tcv1 ivgs uf Sort-o\% for the iu is' o ad11',1313i31i33t)(I four the t.'1l'tts .11111 I \ l'eII.' 6,1- G.- iiltv 'rily of' tile "I. ea. Pl IO 3A( ID! '' \\"%f' leai I 132) oil \V. 1ae,,lav t113r3i31.r lls .at o') (.103'12, 11331 i :1I a, 1.3rio13; ac "21 1111041 Iwo ili'.S i33')3'. it 31hIIhji. v':llv. ilhe train -xis pir312evlii.-I- :t. la! lir :,It)%\- ra31 Mc itO t .%.I ( 4W. 3' 31113 33,'. (.;r233 out liw ;313 a: 13 .1ite 31312d23 nd,3 tinde 1, ir::i a, p;2.A tvl3'dIIe, In3.C 1 Ilt 3l13 W.3l1~ 1111! (OwI)l' 1;,L tre~~ va2r (ill* News Items. 33l:. 3LI 2 a I'. 2 ' ) :I.. iii.-- I:13 1 In 1 s 1ll:1rd lit, (1 13 131.11 $2131232 1t'1 (y13 rd1 IIt Op.-'2 23~3 Cin l l !.32 L''1-11, . 1 ' tance 235 Feet below the sourt'ice, ind over 100 feet ins the iock, sn " I was found, com' pletely petrili''d. and pewrfecL in snpe, sa.'e where tho au-gir h-id defacedI it a MlIth. The Asheville News eteirtains nn donht hot tih4 $ 1.5110,000 can hal) raised in the cIOUnies of lln.2iiI.son, ll.nuiome, an:l Mal:lison to aid inl tihe constrttoution (i the French lind railroiva. It is pro posed to hohl a tim4)vention a, Ashevillo early in the Spring to consdl r the subljoct. Th Ie Rdthinore Amnein:iti of Mon day soays: Th, Crwnnwev!i'.- I/ne sireinpszhip Jaick SOleft her whar', i t 'l hnrdw' aler. 244oon, With a la 1nd lahmo1) car,, !v'r Ch orb-ston. The vnterpri- ing pro pr;etors of thii lin,! newrit Ih-: srp.)rt :mdI( "(mil a1i 14 iour businessa coi i _ ly for p!acin: a liu of Stea:nw bwr.4 en tis part aid Charle(41stn. T4 J.w4ison Wil he ' lioeid onl S:tr.hiv n !'xt b-: th --M1tnnsh1p T 'onen, and if Lie iller ban;tsi e it:e)d lo this ltw the su:2ppo4rt Ihat i 41e.ervs, it will ie C4Initind, i he0iumr 0h0 d4 i'u of the ill'!proprw.tors u) dee4p it.II ai h4.4: 'viery Gtuny ate.2i.m) for Char Owstn. Freight. amd Passngerr I rains, co:n? Cn cad running on Alioilay list on the 1"w. er divi:.ion of ithe roil froii I.irlingtlon C? I. to Fiorenmc. \\'e undrs:ad the porti of the road comp!4ld, is a mo1(ist stlAantial suprsttura. ThIc teIr, sect4in of the o ar progressin4g to CO:ip tIon, with as unI4i)h eXj1o hn.m4I ;4 the bsu:i:les to be movrovne wdil pr.n.. Fro D.-irlington Court H ou: to :i44t Mlil li h ,o I([ is re uly fir Ili,! track y r, ;ni die O io h:15 bcrl pi:rh V-I:I :md is i courwe o: d ury; n; tht tho car wi so4n re ot IN bor y 'Ka. Po:n 13 > V. ty fil!, to Chir.a w t he . , I:. 1 r d i and treate work are s far Ai-am-ei as to il'-Ir no dAelv to the'! tr * lIv !ra. Th4. C4ln:nh1ii:t Tim nr'' very a4rong. I;: the re:v ial of Mr. Nd'rns..', the C4on. rulAxly Ac e':-. o: I lh a .n an i hIAi I in oI the Ne It:a-e N oip8. I 4 , n t. ::rn that.r. \\'31 l:4.'r h u; n1 no -A. N 'onSu41t anv, h: -g h .:1 fin, y l q Ili.,:I nI evevry it N il ! tr ior the (.i1- of Airchi te4T of 14 New C.) ! a4inl up n Lt: gr4.)(.(l tlat. ii .;I hw I.4' :- ix Ihn .4:4 1 ('4!!1 rs ;a y1 4r, - i.:h wi4 ' in the low' .hi C! p.. is in pr%. N'S, 0 44440 (4.., '.) Iwo!.:iy live f!r I'' i'Iy !b4(1ind424 do(4her4,--22' nic4:3.mlrah~osin n! hach .-n 4:d go verv f-ir to -irw; ropaiirhig the b %- % Ih chI th ! 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Tile ccident occ i rred abut live Iin les beyoid 'lhe ifili Pair of the South Carolina l!Itiltut foir tie proiotion of' Art, Mechawl. ical Inenncity and ldsiit ry, will le hlcid at the Ne. IwIl till, oi melecn., street, inl the citV of (he:crston. colnnenicngi" onl Wed ne.fdiy te2 21 ol April andI COItiInuteS opelni un the 25:h fit April. For tlt. Bainer. 1IRnfestt~i'. of~ r~lepe)Ct by 1lsrs. I.;diutrs: \Vwe wer rmuch grat ifild, soo ht-wV thys .itw.,, wib the trroeediners ofthe c:River ''roop; which pnlrcaed en Siturdav the 10th inisticd, at the Rev. .r. alioney's inl Clareidli, for the pir I-se of rnanifes-ting thicIr last t ribuct of respe< t (ruioer diepc.irled[ oflir, Sergeait If. 1). 1e i0ie, b, the erecion of a nii on ic:iicc tit. to his lIuIi I eIIItry. AniId a lthcoinel or t : i enIleber of that ieautiful anl patriolic cwrps, csinldeprived ol' the priv; hvog of partictiplat inig with Icl:nc inl the cer Stiemonies of ICe lav, Vet h1 tva enjoyed With the sI' jecct of their ti:. duirinw tile litter periori of his lift, i tconparatcve inlti'n:wy' wchich was rejcinly ire uing ino nit orcbnary idcachmenii, uir heiart v:as widh theiet inl aiy proccethire., iesigntcl, for the cu:cictani of twir resplect, or for he pce'rptu:t ' tof thi nie:IcryIq of so inh!o :e ccnn. (Ceritain i e:ios ehavin- boen grcaelv i ut skI Ifi ully performed, the 'l'rro aowly andll suleu i pceici!wd. :mii drew ne'ir the .-ravc tio the cird:ec'ed coca:aie, wrhccr e he litna iri:: z:cz cc at-cbcc l prvi O:A !Iann~ . .\;e a low appro4priato! re ccs. tilrza a n i pctr:cctic Ie c r ' E. 1 I. 1 v). , exjP r..c ir e of :is re . ;t ihc r dl:- .; intccct i inot re i;.ij r hc I o :h !enne h ci ler:i heon or h-ni'd. and wah c aariee th:c it .--olcei L icrit.eld .un d. tei ill its arriva , a'' ti l ul J. by; i:::i' ' i I r (o Ihl audi e e': our m I el ie.w I tr: i.l. .ilr. \\'l in T dl c I*. Vlccn , wi.oe h i h eei 11ce d to , I I: , lh ! 1, \\'hI elI i l oo, Ii : r ri, .m ro nI I S: . HIh i ho ccctlt m .c an a .y :nli gr.cc'..;uc! nc:mnccr, ha: wih an o ,1a etg an : Lt . vde de i :y cc ahl I cl bccuncl.auee .'c:e0ry up~~cm chie JIeca.nc l:'hei decca-edc Sirr,'ei. flu. ccci 1::1 I l hal c.) in ire~rbe n s s y cccle i;.- t e. 'l'rci.ip. inc L: c. . cpivcil cot l ile- e :cc.d :.sc.nict anc ecfijzer, ilu very bi ip c cccncnt.! ccc:i c; cc : c , e:gecl. n 14d C: ecd1cI c i .i v rtues f;' is ennrI echarccc':cer, n cl e.! wt'th b i. - r clnor a s c 11. r t -' -V T n b . r : x a .r iu 'i i c c, V..r uc c h - .,; c .;;:.:r , :w..rc c.:' . tos icc dc. c" e c; c IN .' cr. .'-l cow-y T ni\:t ~ i is c rein - id I, copy.cce Mes;- .Elit .. :Ibgteueo hue aocccic.in at.r 11 ic. I<nt. ha for its objeer tie phwmg l'ecrt.inrr c11 ji :1 c . .: c uieeci em wcnid lt s iel Iy a ~ oh.- ecc.cct cltc i ecouc h:.v f i cu e th ed l u bich waisi rii.1 ule' u .c to c be en 'c'rred ;l bu t I nI ec teo cl. tii e fr in ixc.iinuwes~., ii hccc'c tuivneL. TIhiscc~ cftermeec (\len. day) I ebevedcc cjcitce a coeie-. etj il'c' nisc'cabh-d i the viii . cit .\cIr. tc 'i's h~s hv -e rc ilyi ec ctie miex\ inab..chto nw hcc'Ic I t del to <as. contie cet.ject tee whcichI they were See e '' .cuen cic an ite lit i etion. .\Ieu f'hce:- :nid elloIw cit'ien, it u 'ce/oel' The 'h'finglo etil ii 'tre ! liccll ic e d vl ci.tce ite liii */ci, poe.'iTu. bcctilli jc..s- oef ouri 'e th t cI e espuha1. j' ,i ceomc.:.,:cciled'e bi be \!.e b'ld efel c Vi.Ice, werie cdraoni cc, ..in c irmina hi- t own~c-ig mrayc c. icc ojn ea icr :.ce of~ eth le astic'iih-hl ancci mI ;i and I u~x noet sclee'w tec dli'c.'e r, tan tic i..e helw'ce'nc themci Ioredii~ aeit rlc Icchum leadhiing tee lie ucpurii ''t ce ubietb gi:e it was' ci, he. eviden .cn:ct e.l the eccclleili criiti lee si. cc .e* .c I Ic) eil cr, 'Lce diced ai r:i\ c' re . :c ac~ so Ice t heleelo'ed cll c;.*- ct ic' Ipers'cceciuted e ' -e uc h tc i ' he < vince siieh uic .cminerahcIde rci.;cilec tee thic t .cc.tilt ee eliterinii.' I'\ itu cc -w e i ni s of~ that cc <eli i'cel eii. - eb..sur e lct eel'c the jl'el-.Ni !----wordge eel'ou (f .11taijled Jccivih-gecs coed hig. hiut thce shcote woueecabic't go. inc nc t. lie ! 'ai perecuctecrs, chiceie e'on I41 athe v e d c tleicr enllllcidce', e -e.l li tijen ill i t, lecctin ('gles.' tipj oen 'e.ey- Ic le exce et, thait wh lichl led leo the gaile, amcl iefeavoredI byv dlirce thet ofveeocic anl geirle,2 toe Irightlen hcicm inteo it. lot hce r'Iesed toL enitcer. And ineow hc l euctermc'in ted t-> achiieve lhis liber'tyv, or peel ish ini thce attempct.. part of the rillks which seemed weak. Bt. Btit a little i igger with ia stick in his hand imeets him here and gloriously repulses him. lie turns towards the e mnadecr.in-chiet; but his purpose is thwarted here. Foilcd upon ev. cry side, he is grown desperate, and rush -s through the opposing cohorts, lespie heir st icks akpd courage. With I N ell of disappointimeint., thle untliit fellow 111111 to tihe pursiit. What, a noitble sight is there ! With strininiig mutiscles, the grunting game flies fleet. ly up the street, intent , upon saving his blecon; anid closely upon his hcels foilltw the imiotley crew of white and colored youth. Poor shote ! lie had iever a i iemiil wherever lie vein. The imm1 upoii the sidewalk endcan ored t., itit -r'ept his progr and the darkey at, the corner pro, tiered him the passing tributc (it a brick bat. 'With hark .nd whoop aid wild hialloo,' the tide of chase swept swiftly down the way; t1mr W ith till poker had dis Lwnced his pmt siter :-- then it was that, " Sirtcheing 'orward,frce and far, lie ouglt -, Sone eccure retreat from1 Jlcrdecctiuii. As I stated above, Messrs Editors, I presini e that lie "-Hog Law" has gvtone into force-if I am ti ejudgC fromv aippi IArnCeS. Dhiubtless the scene that I witnessed was occasioned by the ellort of our excellent Marshal to arrest, an ollend ing pig. What, is the use ofi that law ' lav coinimoni consilt, it liis been a dead Ietter up. n our statute books ever siiicc it was eic. te d, . True, spausiodic ellbrts were on"1u Itde to elforce it. But, alter the authii ties hIaJ soIld myti a p manti1's hog for ai mere song. inid had rL(IeIred themseves obnoxious to the itrImers in the vicinity of the vil lage, it was 1hundi t) be utterly impractica. ble. In tile first plaice, it is it:-1 iiiring togi iiiiich of the Alrshal, to have liml Iiun alt el cvery pIor little pig which uay he endeavorinlg to glean a liveli h"(d4 101(nn the garbage of he stiet ts. Thi arI hlal's aliece is, celtainly, one ,fIillore deJignity than this. In the ecdlaco. it is imlposs-ile to pre. etpi..: fro coIn inoh toIwn. It happel.s Ito be congeniial to tlei ta1-ts tI eat War. ato i atter, stch. as aicemnu111ates ill every vilige, ;mld u hwin the Mlarshal 11n.y ve ,v (panded tht ) I wlho iSe Itrii iute range i. iir statets, tliils will be at teated brmi llils are.und14. I have 'eei it SIiell. Are we prepa ed t 111tragre the 'rights of' pgersois living aroid us, W. (I mlay not have the.. ho(r& be1in i i izells ? Shall we require th m It, lii their higs; or, failing in Ill, t1, iuse ithei? We are wiiing 1n4u, to av ur co1* lw, giazel upo(11 IhI ill itiolls ; bli %% liu it, l/hr'f are the ire-pas-ers,. they iiiiist sitler lihr it. A, why ? l ieea slsooth we m )e I .i1e. and h s areI such filthy uniill-! I veiklv bl. iee tiut th. A at L liic., (ofI waste .1l1d deca\ ed . .an mt .IQIibl- 3-ttuer are. v-is. wd 'by thti. , r em. anldI %g aa: will b coe"1. of it 1 ot~m 'lit' wil meet the ey e. aid ithul aId i 'tOiSt slents will t.iit tle air. ! hllpe that Ile Town Couiieil will ..t thil next ileetiing wlipe oil the al Ilw firiom thle books. A CITIZEN. -w a Yuai, Mlih 9th, 1855. freI lih iri~ Wa.hing toin, wvith their * .neu'.A large liro ?otioni of' thie-e out11 Iof obscitLh y int' pliC life and11 ar;e nowI~ .aleing into iniifticance wieth lit~I ul puop.:ct s of bein:.; igini ca;l. sed 1jLII to lIer 1ethei counitry in the I.fils til t..ntgiII s5, he line hea~ ler has gi ven a Iill.p4 tI the i etai bullihe-s ill liridway. but tiet genierllyi is iaither "sh~l ":lo lto open and11 t he gret agr icutltunal ..ti~ie s g toc colle ini ne shiall have lwei fil t iI wallets. The're oulghit toi be trict" for thle farm(erls have been re. aing~~'' g'lorhs priizesi for their Cropsl, caugh'It the I id roadlt inanlia, anid suiek then iui h, rlitiIisi~ Ifle:.s L. S Thei. "a s.bid wsisdlom"I of thle '5 i'.t to thle teni gove'iirnos of ths ahnis ioi~eu w. hoI tie praii n hg to hlomize and I ' s ).. i c~r thiere is miiore li this than meeitl s the eye. ilhaps as one' ofII tihe Isn go'IvernoiIrs hats a large capi tL invs cted in the ifistihlerv butin~iess he imai'tyae a colnfid entltu wsord or tw to (1( ay' i oin the proheiiiory liquotr ILw ..Is' niII'surei't hangisr fire ini the tinate. The liiuor dealers hecre fell cti thatI I it cannlot ini ts pre~set 'ihl :, anid witI tile sceih aiid seiztirie clauises streicen Iouit it would be use let's. The [Triue~ seemits to tiiik tt thiere 's Li eason ini (lie tempellranice e-niap juld sy i mplloms tof ai -i~ ea.ig iin" amoen~lg thle cold wIatter miembtter:., of 'he at tenipted "Insioni I between (ftei. hrds aiid st fts of (lie d .miocracy, I theLii crucible of' Tammeuaiiy le was jltttiuill' ta Iteiliere. A s eiiiiui oif the ur s elsemellt.- mi ay part tml y take pla1ce, lit ii will be tonly a li vinted pitiier ship1 liir a specialh purpose T1he en. tente' corialeU( cannot ib permanntltity ireinewed. (iiuta is a1 t andinlg topie in political circle-s hieie. Te prop ost itIn " tn Coilerees," to tatke thie island " peace flly if' we~ cal, foirci bly .1 we mlust, " is declded ly ipoputlar, al though a sci'u. Iplhtios iiion rity i 1.ist, that to sei20 lthe c~oly simiphy becatuse it, may be. comei ai dlangerous neighibor and would certinliey be ia very v'atluable acqui-. sitimin, *'ani onily be jutillehid onl the jlrincijele that ai mant has ai righlt to appropriate his neighboirs house fur iit own benefit, Jest the owner should sell it to an obnoxious purchaser. I leave this matter an Opett question for per. s0s who have studied the " morals of politics" more closely than myself. The death of Bill Pool the pugilist inl conseqi.eciie of the wounds he re ceived in the Stannix Hall affray has iccasioned a tremendous sensation amitng the class to, whieh tie belonged, and will tend to icrease the natural antipathy at present existing betweeii Americans antd Irish inl this city, That Poole was foully murdered cannot be doubted ; iid s one or two of the i arties arrested, are likely to turn States evidence, the critie will proha bly be brought home Lo, the perpetra tors. It is generally believed th it the attack upon Poole was the resuilt of a coispiracy. Report says that one at least of the conspir .tors hid engaged his pass.ge to Cali orula in anttcipation of* the event. Puole's chief regret up on his death bed was, that lie had been the victim ofa gang of Irishmen. Morrissey, the file leader of the cite mies of the deceased, is accused by the friends of the latter of having in stigated his assassination. Slartling developments are expected during the injuest. Baker who is supposed to have fired the fatal shot has not been taken but his escape is impossible. The funeral of Poole will take place on Sunday. HiSI remains are to be interred at Greenwood and will be attetnded to the graye by an immense cOileuirse. Beniaett of the Herald announces a new k.oitribution to the literature of the age in the shape of his on it *E'ar. ly Poems" I had no idea that the hard .conmnon sense and ca.stic shrewdness of James Gordoi, had ever beeti tempered the influence of the mu Uses. The early poems of such a m11ian ru ist, to use his own fiavorite phrase., be," a rich brochne. I he arrest of Pliny White thie Cal ifirnia golId shaver and financial trickster in general aflbrds another pro ,f if a scoundrel has rope enough he is pretty sure to hamper himsell'at least. Stealing dian'odils is an eflee that cannot be got rouinid, and if it be lroived on Ph , e will niestiona b% go into "Ictiiae)" ' at the States expense. Ihie clroinic tendency to exploshm n hieb sueemtis to be iiiherent inl Ittliaii Opiea comp1jianies, has just been exena plified at, the Acadeing of M usic. The c- inIpany is broken up, and a de. licio'is series of reeriminattions is in progress between tle empre.sario and his tiulpe, and between the members of the troupve themselves. Maretyek. the in uical director, is savagely sa tet ica I. Ole II tllthe imCanager, diplo. inatie and dignified; the prim Ilonas at swords poiits, and the poor choi us singers oi ills their pay. and in w it 401 a dinier. The dibamded artistes are to have a b ienlt- tlie htc'it-e beintig placed at tIkeir disptsal, far ue night h. e of cost-and the seai 'is to O Ctulitiec: tider a new rO":fdiL if poln sible. Ole Btill is iceuseid of Io0k etiig receipts, and forgetting to pay salaries. Ther are however two sides to lie question and thie Norwe giati fiddler may yet. Lurii the tabtles ot his accusers. li the iieaitimie thl pubhilie ntatintain a iniasterlv indifr*. entee to the squtabblle-andt in the abh sen ce of~ \'er'I tper as pat rin i ze Chris: 'IlTose oif you'r theatre go ig readers in g thle se'asion especially ifI they big their linilies wi:hI them wvill proa bly fee obi iligedi 'oiis if we d, signtate lie temtple oft Thiespis w here the per. foirmiances arecartistiemlty the beCst, and at te sme .ime fre fomt the im. mn'oralitieis whIich Ouually' attrend thie motdern, stage., imeintion Wallacks co rner of l ta-lw'.ay antd lro' nme St s. llis comnpanyv comprjiises mtuch of th. test talenits in this c. itttry, inceludting stnelh inam es as M -rs Seni t er an td l1kongi honih Mr. and Mtrs liake. Mrs. H.J Go t hiens, MIr. Watllaek berintg out old stoinhard Enigli-h plays v.:itk a rate fidlelity of representa:tioni anid. light co medians are rendered with ant efegatit niatuiralness qt ite in conttrast with the ciouir.,e anmd oft ti mis i ndlerent carrica. tures which stime of our theatres offer ihr.m picrtires of real Ilifet. The Spiring fashlins are fairly in. auguiirated, huat the mil liners anid dress. iimtkers are ntot. reapting thei r ustual gol. deni harvest this seasion. T1hie "a ight. ness if the itmes thas extended even to thu purse strinigs of the leaders ofC the tont and m here is imor'e revamtpimg thatn pu rchasinig goi ng ont amntig the tupper -cirecs. The tntumb er of the stores and hoiis. es advertised to let is iunuisualIly large and thte rents askted for pices of aust. ness of all descriphtionis tire lower thanit l~ist y'ear. This is niot the case how. ever as regairds dwelliings; bitt it will lie I prit time before the 1st of' May.*,* A Boon to tihe Afflicted. D~y'pepsiai, until wilthin a few years back, has beent conidiered in cturable, but ntow .it readlily yiiill. to, andI is summarily eradlicaited by, P'i.A.-r-r a Hitters, which form one of the stafest and pleasaitesi remedies for iseasties of thet Stomach andt biliary aprtuD~its over.com-. pounded. This woniderful remedtly hs. not fauiledl in a single case. It is, wvithout doubt, worthy of all the praise which has been be stowedl utpon it by patients as well as by thie regulr practiing physicia. Those who lead sedetar lies soul alayshave a supply of these Hlitters at hand and reedy for use at i nmomentq notice. Heing Tron Alterative add A perient iinlDyspepsia, Live' omi'duints, Indhi gestion, Ffatkley, commonly called Nervons Aiyectionis. Planett's Bitters are employed with theu greatest suiccess. For sale at RICE & THOMSON'S Drsug titore. Marcht 21, 1355 20 3) Law Ngtic4, John S. RiehardsonhSr. A T'I'O R NL E A E '1L A, Announces that he has res4tia tte prctice of law. hlis oilco on Courit'HAtse Sluare, Siumterville, S. C. Match 21, * 90 tf Among diseased; dyspepsia afnil livr efim. plaint rank as most difficult to cure. We at pleased to have it in our power to point out a rehtedy w hich has proved effectual in many catss, and which we can safely recoccnmend al a certain and infallible cure; it has been tihe means of rescuing thousands from an untimely grave. We mean the lloofland's German Bit. ters, prepared by Dr. C, M. Jackson, at the Gorman Medicinte Store, 120 Arch 8tqeet Philadelphia. For Sale by MILLUR & 1IIRlTTON,. LgVNEURALGIA.-Ths formidable dlir ease, which seems to haffle the skill of physi chans, yields like magic to Caner's Spansh ixtacure. Mr. F. Boyden, forerly of tbe Astor Houser New York, and late'proprietor of the Exchange Ilotel. Richmond, Va., is one of the hunadredt who have been cured of severe Neuralgia; by Carter's Spanrlh Mixture. Since his cure, lie ha recommended it to' nimhers of' other,, who were sigTering viLth nearly bvery foom of disease, with the eflost won ifuil stlecess. lie says it is the most extraordinary medicine he hsever seen used, and the bust blood puri fior known. W' Sold by RICE & .TiHOMSON, Sumterville, S. C. Sole agents for the Proprietors. I he Stiumterville Market. * CoRRECTED WEEKLY For The Sumter Banner, AIARcii 21, 185 COTTON per pouind 6 1-4 a 8 cts. CorEE, * 1 a 14 SUoARt, " " 614 a 10 BUTTER," " 18 a 37 BACON, " " 9 a 12 BEEF, " " 79 CoRN per hushel, 1 00 a 1 12 Pr.As, " " 1 00 3101,Assrs per gal. 25 a 75 SALT, per t-ack 2 00 a22. UULT R Y, really sale" at good prices. riticKB CURRENT OF TIM CIIAIhI4ESION iAICKET Corrected weekly by W. S. iA-AtmF1 & Co. FACTORS AND C031MISSIO0N 1MERCIANTS, Charlesion, S. C. CHAR3LESTO, March 17. COTTC.-Uplated-.Te sWes of this article yesterday amnounted to 800 Thilca at 6 1.4 to 9 1.29 s. per lb., the accounts from1* Europe sliowing a decline of 1.8d per lb., as caused our mnarket to lie qui et. Long Staple.-Sea Island 25 t. 40c. for cotnenon-fine 45 to 55c-, and up. Po nrdav. alaines and Floridas 1 to 26c. for coinon fine 27 to 36c. and up wards. RIcE.-Clea" R3 C0c. to 84 75c. per hundred iec. COWN.-8l SOe. to $1 o0c. per bushel. OATS.-81 15c. to I 18c. scnrce. PEAs.-BUack 1, Red $1 15 per Bush. i. cluch waeted. aeAY.-North River $1 20c. to SI 30C. per hendrcd f lb. dFLOUe.- ne to 11 per Southern and Gourcaee3 to 11 and upwards. ACon.-Se.aS, nIw 9 to 9 1.2. 1ams, 11 to 14. Slmouldors, 7 to 8 1-2e. LAfD-o c o 12 -5oC, and upwards ac cording Mi quantily. BUTTc r-G coin 27 to 3c. and West eren 19 to 475c5.t CALT.-I, to 1 25 per sack. accsrding to OFFEE.- ubc 10 1 to 111. Rio 10 to 1-2 Per cwt. .OLASSEs.-N 0. 27 to 09c. Cuba 23 t SUeAit.-rown 4 3.4 to 6c. and upwards. BAGN.-.Dn:ee 10 P- to 1c. Gunny It 13jc. o 1.- Shoers, 7n Nthrn 10- 12c. L 1no.-2. per1 1-1,aduwad c CATTEa-GCsen lod27 2to 30 .c. ert HCoFE.---ub "10 1. to 1.2c pcrto i! 1S -, per c t.e 5o3c.prDz ByAs lE.N O.e 27 toy 2c. Cuba 23doze Cu n.Bon - t2Ao c. duwrs B~aucee.-lgnate0 is1-2~ to l die alln Rior e.--Wetrnand wiorther 10h 12to i 1th2ol t-ac.~ pe lcceb. sk o Iloss.- 2" "~i 20.9 to712cfe Co.mittt. ToGtha- Jino Smkt 2 S er Daunttoz ruBwy thes quo aniy th.eir men. ar.WI .A an ASN.tht t.e WAlTo-MAKr. Thma JELR nnhon' bhat he reared to 0d0 Mr. Qmaile at Turk ine hisiner, wntyne mn ispach foaretcash. C. dwisos b bey. Te onis rustelthsd tand jut thoe away. nllll Alarch, 21 151 20 - f To thecrbe iJaisiou of SubavDie two aguntwiy elachs hot aayow f heirona e o aereWirLLIAnil and.in lDiN. and eicth en Nrth alna,. make wfrm thiree o oe dolrs perl da Tueindsme oftery 'went-oe jelyed are ownris r~equs thaom cEey ion wardpove willpergivenpay expeseind (take JA28 MhlESLhia, E', Jaios (Jla.e March 21, 20 . i A mhncxeto ae pucseoney.o girho soungrie woaiein of god atlingc an orgwarranedhealuth.y ae to ofbe bUnion. 12 capida 1f8 yfrom.Fve to toentollrlycwill prgic wian can mes foi trdo.edolr forftitneryellf'begivn bry tdrosn (ot W. .ILE,. AMarch 21t, Marc 14t53 1 La ndrined wihefor puaeaner oir otrt younwoman, ofgoo ntelligence d ofd0 . wraes elh The saeto bad bewen, 12ande 18wyars. For ~nultoit~aeraI)cah, pricetowielae paiad. l, ~to i For, furteral inforatin alsoly to etots bl Ln and for tSler bid f mntiing 7,8in acresp ofl u p laol~i ndw anl d 1- lllacrecof stmp eln lying road lSadne swam, n~ieart lto n.c'a Fnrry, pemiles ares of IimSayMai Captio.-i and~cre wallin rea ; . also a C.fot iJng , eSi. Teu Uad ~iia 1i n ~lien~estnti'niera