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I- Persons wishing to see u3 ulon business connected with tihe 1i per or Law catn find us at any hour duringif the day at our oflice,.just back of Seo.omwxsi New Stoee rr All lette-rs nddresed 1t the Banner must be- pre-paid to insure atten tion. +Yf All kind of Law Blanks for sale at this oflice. Souti Carollsa Bibite Ageut. -The Rev. E. A BOLLES, Agent olf the American Bible Society, will vi.it the fol. lowing Churches: SAnBBAT SEftrcm . Art. 7ion Presbyterian Chrich, Mhy 6tih Bishopville, "th. Rembert's Methodist, " " 120th. Concord Presbt'n. " 26th. 1 N. B. As Mr. Dollescannot convenient. lv attend the Methodist church at Bishop ville, his Methodist brethren will oiti;e the " Bible cause" if they will a)l net him at the Bishiopvihie Presbyterian chure b on Sabbath the 13th day of May. All per. sons friendly to the distribution of the Bible "without note or connent" are itivi. ted to attend at all these appoiiatments. IhOME :MADE VINE --li. U. D. GRAuAM, presented us, a few days sit ce, with a bottle of his excellent hotne ainde wine. It -s from the pure juice of the Scappernong Grape, atnd is an execllent article, raised and made by himsellf in W illianishiurg District, where he will be glad to reeyive orders either for the wine or cuttings of the Grape, frm all who would ienjoy a pure article and enicoura.e lonie in dustry and enterprise. -. --- -4 - - - BLUItE SOCIEn.--A Bi 6e Soiet I was forned, in this place, otn Sanhbath eveninig last; the proceedings (f the maceting and the constitution adoptIed will be found in another column, to wlich we invite tile attention of all interested in so good a roove-, atnd we hope all will feel a deepe interest in this ef~ort to distributte "The breadl of sife" tio those of our race, who atre yet, with out the lightt and blessed inl~nenece of ~tbe Gospel. Sons oP TEMPERtACE.-The (Gram d Division of this order, in Soutth Car&o Mna, held a tmeeting in this vi llage. on Thursday atnd Friday last. 'lhere was a goodly numnber of delegates presett antd the business was dc-patched in quite and witht satisthetione, as far us we learn, to allI. T[he minit g onl Irid ay was ceni pied in a public mteet ing at which Messrs. EV~A.ss and (Cot PEPPER, of Darelingrton, (GREGOa, of Chme raw, and Kennedy, of Cunttden, del iv cred addresses to a large respectaible and inte: ested autd ien.ti /* IlontACE Wi Ann~:s, the great Mlusie Publisher, Mainufaturer aned Dealer in Piano Fe;rtes, of No. 3:3: Broadway, New York, has sent uRS the following sheets of popiular Masie, published by him, with the iniformia tion that any persont s(teng imit I1, will receive the four puieces by tmail, post-paid. "Sparkling Polka"-Ily TuiostAs lLA. xen&, price 35 cents. "fally White," Schottisch-Arranged f'rom the airu oh the Lilly White Song, (as stung by the EUt~CKLEY5,) by JAMEs BAL..K, 25 ets. IeauttifuI4 affecting and expressive song, by the- foise- eongxw~er, f. fl. WVoonusy, wyho has infrusedi in t!his * new song a like character to is othter poipular productions, 95 ctnts. "Ova Bork."-A sonig of the genu ine "Young America " school. Words by C. D. STUART, Esq.; Music by ~TuoJAs BAKEn, 35 cents, CA curious sect of Religion ists has arisen mEngland- callod theo Disciples. They believe Oit will, appear in 18M4; that the-Russiana will triumph oven' tho I'Turks, and rte Jews over the Russiano-;- the hat. testevent to happen in just ten yeirs timte when the Jews wvil become a nation in thte holy lane. Abraham, Isaac Jacob and the resbof-iho righteous Jewvs of old, itht the few elect among tle Cheristianis, will rise from.thte dead and-live-forever in Palestine; butt tile-heathen and the wicd Jews will sh'ie ainliy. DivIsosa of Sumter' District; These are startling words to iany of our readers, and yet the propoeitioi is not new. It lais not <nly been oioted- but. urgedl before our .lgislature. It i too hle to exclaimi, as niany no doubt will. -What divide old Sumiter-the lanil of a counon ancestry, and tie home of MAli oN aid of Sumrx 1. VIat, rend assunder aid eitranige aid inl doing sI set at vari an1ce (he people of a coIinonI0 umime- o. un1 feelbegs --einnnim pridle an1d conilmonli inter -et ! Yes, the ellirt is now being naade, and has been im.de for a year pa:ist nol.n what grounds, will be een inl the petI ii put.h Iished oil oil r iitt page aid pr sente d to thlie last Leg:s'atue. It has just reiceMd us and we hay it at oice he :ore 'inr readers as a inulter in wlich fill are intere:,ted, wit hichwhib ll should ho Mide a'quaintited, and which shouli not tie carried on wihout the knowledge II the whole I)istrict or wit out mipel :1i4 tree disc ilsioi. WC do 1int iiieild to d1isCuiSS t? e <ileStion, but inl rely to cAll tihe ..ttenl~tion of othe-.rs 14o the fcyet we call. not reirain (rum saying that in ouir liuaile I pmmu the grouind., takein, inl tihe petillol, are weak amid utioutnided and w anting in taC s to support theni as instance the [l. lowing extinct . it division into "' e!eelion " anil "tax p:ty Colln, S " have lolng since serit 111,11Y >m tim-e' ties of viaizwhip,) winchii usly W: connect the mnetimers Ill a comin1 sitly witll e.ch other. There is, perhlaps, ) o.luiia l Iai:-sin of thfe sia;e, i hi h tile interesls of Ihe people are mnie direr st jic'iI. m hiir charaicl'r .ees llinwg en'ttci,5 an Ill compositi O 1 r a J Uso hlatte calct-Li 1(eil to pro40ilure a firi, imjipartial, and uni rm adni:istratim 01 ju.,tice." We have Vet to learn that thie- pele d o. Clarei'uon (eel that. lie 'ties of citi:enship betweent thle inihiiniants of Clareiioni an.l ( Charemaont have heet: -1 soveied"-Tin is the first il i:imataini,wre have hl of it: We speik for Cl:iremioit when we sav that ice have always bhee.-ed that we I*e nipO. plc, and that we feel, and, as a genmieral tlinmg, act as t'e pop/-thiA onur vio trest are the same, anl outr ciiraeter "hoi,'wge. nerns." What hetiter Jury, 1oo.'ould we ask ) iat Jury iore ikely to lojls. ti-ht :ll wit hoit disit-tion of' birtih or place, or less prejidwed to the parties liit. iguali, than~ i a .h iiy c' ii pousedil, as5 wet hiavi it, of citizens of bot or eith r C nwity ? Ilow thIn we at-, c'ai it he Siud that "thei cilizeis of or Conmy are foot really triel by their 'eers," or tli. "filie jury is conm posed of the P'art isansofaohr'C nt! Blt we have said we ohI, not itenl to diteas the utles!tOin 1ow, an1! cliose bi relerrirI our readers to the petilil in which fiheyV will filld ite ahore )As aI Zainple. t lie grollis aid reasois oTered lor a d ohe of ouro.n'~ prou d i llanit Game-Ock District. AI Natiouisal COIIaventiosa of Edi Lors anid Pri~ms'ers. "Thrtiligt il t tbe co:ialltity :iirs anid porinters seemn too be awakenii::gt their inects, anid [tt! hiing local conlvenitionsm, to cojuncil toge-thel, and:, reuite iumy of the evils.whichi have 4r~lI I il l itilia tly theist Imr watt if :1 concelt (if .action1. The evil which is l e gr :.t.est ai ll e f whic thi ttenitimli is not snilieietyIN dirctdis hecrditsys~mi, no 4w it lir adverltit-ing and~ subsriputions. 11 is ca:ieiit ed, by ihis.-e a palei f1 judg sarei anuillt byIllt:I ne spaper pub-tIi st'rijtiul lists ini the .s;Iiie iiner~il. These Ibrge .slumsl cil b e t'avedl if' a andl pulisherLs :ni editors prolitect trades arSle doI ing ,'every day wivithi en couraligolg .'nleerl's. Thle abojive wiie clip frto:m the Ink Fiounhtain, at .Noriithern j~,ournail, ando takena to secure t h. Soul!, v'n press againist the evil lhere so3 julstly comu. hiil of; andi~ wi'chV' s, munivei ilyl eulaitinig the loss wiie snfertl by thle cre-"!l bumsine'ss. '1 he shorlt t'xprieni'tce oh eight 'en remonts iln the bunsine.-~s has resuted t( in ati.fly ilg us t hat thr )un c'asi sys/enm is ad'opited. \Seu art ex' perC1tedu, 1111l ill inany inlstancest' re qiredi''t, to lpay cash-l foi' the lbor we lt'ss ; 11t1leSS thell weit rece'tive rus/h for our3 labors i1i rectt in we hose I ile inlte rest upoin theL expenses of' our I buineslts, OO) S~y notling of thle :ttilitlllt iiuol debts wiie- moant and will conltract. We ~ net 1 cotiert, f' actio 0)1 re- iedy thlis ev1(i we need is~ to- securei' one1( 11; formit systenit of ra-'tes by which to be go)verned'( ii rnr ebarlges, and: wei' need'( (1u1 impoJ~sitinks wich~i are e'very thay praciticed upjonl us. Le't us thlen t'Yke the proper' steps to) seenre (~fconerl oif atin antd through it secure the einds desired. It appe'ars that. Matt. J. Ward, wihgo shot the scthoohnas;iter Butler, in Kenitucky, is 'iie groat lion of' the strets of Newi (ir. leans.. lie spolrts a bleatiful L'panm of hay I orsnas beuautifulIly caparwsonted, andl a car. riage that is br'illiaint with lsplenderv aind. upon the box sit two colored- gent loimen, with bltue suits, white gloves, blatck hats, a green ba'nd arountd,-andli aiimall feather unnn tbn Annn.. nd~.n Tu Nor a tI aaid time Seauti, Thie cau.se olf ali'iition is triumiophnit, mnd its altar is proparedl for the sucrifice, eit her of the Uiion or of the Sith. Oen of* Iiese it (leniands, and tihe Sou Lth has to choose wh-ether it will ctaini in tlse Ui ion anti onthrace the fith, antl wear the yte of its fiiratic lies, or Coroi a separate Cimifederacy. There is notihing new or uiexpectedi, however to the South, inl tll, pretsit aqpect of its alh.irs. No dire ei ha ioity awaits it with tihe prospect of which it.has not Ilitg Iteen Itin'i;ir. 'Thiie end in view is but. the natural mi f i oreseen seqiol of what has beit piiing before its eves Air a long series of years. I t Foresaw lng smee1 1(he tempe~st wi ch nomw issues fort h inl ilhs of' hhicknsess f'rom th-.- N >rth crin sky. Twenty years have patel ,ince Souerni si etesincii elirewaeIl thle Norii ot' I lie iliger it) which it exposed tle Unliou, whose blessings it so lavisily entjoye(l, by nortoring in it. midist, thitt fanalticiln which, Wilit unthallowedl innanis, now teari aztslunter our fralterini - tripes. h'lie course tIiit pursued by Northern putiLanis, wI Iillerel it adil cou rted Is fiavr Ito accoiiplihii their sellish ptrpolies, Was dlenounced tit a spirit of' propheiv wa nlng, bult cjlouttieed inl vain ; ;%ledt the4 stIttsmient who beit to it . tle pin1it haiin gei ot the ke," withi a vIew to th, ir owi clevatio, Iave since lcen fircetd to make a lym i rife.sie it ot their itl inl its Ii. v.nO inlS-ii, and ilt array thetuselive uilter its stantdardl anti wagie a direct war opon the S~outhI. Th' 'e llig title ot b oin hasu1 otdi'il 4u11, till at lelgl itl I.4 % hole North is ;blijtioi.d.', :iiid Irle.itS to Ile Sotith an ubilroktt firoit. ks the sotthernii iniul prp:ireid a imr rct ii! iti one sense, wie liel:cvt.! iis. 'lhe Suthi has l ig since ileter'niieil wheli tit Ilt tw o clioose,--Umnioni. w.ih thlie jiike of afilinatc Ime-b. u its tc l, or ihantnmon, with its honor i stai ctil, :u1ti its irLr:ihin st'ere. One spirt' a14it;ites tile whie .mmnth, asset preypares each State Ili act, b1ut to)m Iu C e'aaely inl dlele 41t its lionir and its iteti . Bitt Ioes the appro; ch. iO cris:s demand no itmnore ! Sieill we w;it tIill the blow is struc'k 1vtore wte sliew ai unliit trontt toi ther tite ! Ought nit the Souit to iitin it iliintg il m-kini knlow's its, posti~Lon ! Ou~ght it, no1. tith Onle vOice Ito-ay Its the elneiny, "thi-i I-iar 1;14.1 Shall iro ti ol te fiorth i:r !" nliht not thle f'reenien tif thle --onlth tp lw wh:t :iCt of tie aggresslr is to be Ohw ,igial for rallym g, in bi tae array, a rou d the stamtbliar(l ofr a othtrI Ier ight - O,)ughit nt the asSeilel wid- min) ot riotism of tle South to Speak .ul say. nu he'ri Srouen ii itnti is t.o bgin, ;ull whiat coirse tif t' um Ihe Sith will ulite in ditetlce etf its hherties 1 hie Simth ni/e't is hill hle to f);lo ;- I.-I single itsove upsets ilir cauiron in which ite wi7narts a:th witebes oh the Normt have! bet) prepIrimg its doimn. anl pls it. erm l eS to shnt and cFonfiltoin. 4ut whatievr spirit iay aimie the Sooth, Clie sejarfuct action 4f C.rCht State, itust untavoiilbly prove weaki or prvtr'latd, liscordtint arl! inelicient. Gil t other hnijt, thu iuaile1l action of the wiilt', can not Jul to Ite peacetul:C ', ellh-1iit ant tilnt. Nort i3(rnIIi Paront;;e~ to !'iuti. \\hile writing itpoln the nelces'Cith' adtopitinig the cash sysem genercm2ly itn lie pritin Itg bus iness, we w ete re system'if allowe~Ld to be~ phtryed 'il oni tilt nigtlhbor', te W~'atchi n'a, by one ortigin, wvho si'it oil his ad1vert.tiement with .mn irder tio inlsi't iour Lties mtied a ben~t the timne wats abo uit 44u1t, tlloewedl it, niLe with jlaylellt, hit. wit i alt e.rfc u t io efusing paymnt.t uponil thei gamuditti that is cerk nho 11 md4 mot!111e circulars sLtuck and' st nt, tl thiam lie ji/ended .nh idte WaUtr/inoni luut titus r'c'eivedu~ tote by, ,istaer. 'i'his is buit a1Si iinpl of a.41 1 sstem adiop ted toi evadeI payllinen it', Cu Ciie thern 'lt. hnnId u it seem a~i'~ cnnno lir'atie ith el noth itt I sc a Il'ngth oh' Lti', aind w~ ben' iiay-dayi cometiis antd the hills aire pent areit' eer r?:-hiol by your' nteutt, as an rtre Cti'th,- do nt condescendu'r bo yi tn treeid thenn noin~to4z ls:.et, tiiv aire briike att I mei:ti'e ht; p:zy. :;ti iif to payt y in leitterl5Is arre.sp o~elnce. or1 somt~e such triflitg andu worFblhess thitng. O ther'is stitien'ily disce4hr tihat y'ou have~'( not inisteid priecise-ly acc'orid ing Co (order' (ir conlt ralcLtad re'f'tse teril te to payt, andit others agaIin~ in-. l'armt yoti that "ali is righlt and thte im' iey' iiihiantds aid wai itngyouri order'," yet the"y itke yreaCtt care ntever to re ce ie y )n.- order's or oibstinatehy remini sileit wheni Cthey are rec'eiv~ed. Ini this waty andi by th~se niWaiNs haive iSouthu ern printer'.v be'ni defram'ld.d auinully tL it, of iiusand'Is upon)1 thbuti-sati'Cs 1f jDolia:s. Wem hteari anld see 't eam pIla ied of i'i'om- every pa-rt of Cte Siouth tand yet the S~ uth contLiines to do a credit bus.iness~ for te Noith. 'We have expe'riencedi tis tiitg 41ur selves. Out of a bttsiness oh stoe huindted dollars of' Noithtern ad vertis' ing,. done11 within- the iast year, we htaye r'oeived for our labor', tii order (ltich we have found tt impossible to .gt- ally one to take off o 'our hands) urn a northc n house for $I2.50 :d 75 -cn.s in, pst, ollice stilmips, antd the balhec some eighty or- ninety dollars, Illinity well eaied, has beeni reflused u, uppn one or the other ol' the.excnses etmrier:ted. The credit syten wont 6do, and es PecIly with the arth. For ourselves We have retolved hereafter to) do i cashlIbtsiness with ' northeri custoto' era, ad we ad vise all others, wiho have a Irtiper regard for theii i-clings an1d a a te nre itltheir pecuniary interests. to a Similar coutrse. e1am. S. Lawiwam & Co. Byv 11priVat1 d'sIatci Iromn these gen. tIi.e'ie, We learn that the recipits of cot. ,I' i al.l tie portse ill thei Unioin show a falilag ilol about 23t0,t00 bales coapared Wit ha.t year.. The prics cuirentt cot tile Clharlesti'n itmarket corrected weekly by fir.V.I wlI he f011a14l in our column1its. InI t'e desia:i jnst received they infiorm i us thI they are Agtenis for N. LAgworth's wiles Of Cincviin at,. Ohio, for %% hichi thle%, lhat- ju-t receivedal a pareml ititm at th ie [.ir ; ailsfor ii ig, Boaarti & Col., tol:ico aat laithboro. N. C., ati lor a Gint recently iivenCd ly A. 1). Bawn, a Cohlilas, Ga., wih i arl gets outt the hog staple cotiai yit tie usof iIlm p!;ie.4 md at itie saet timc ieans off the itoi's anl irah withiat a ianpai'ig ti - st.aple. 'ThiS (in it it, ai w Cl gy ut40 b f Clean cotton per daly %%fth one Stronig hiorse. It ii Is a stroili as 1'i- w rinls tor short coo ntit i II easy to ianage. The plates o iron are so c'lst ructed that it dioes laot cit tle 1 taple and will gill out .short catont a well as !ong ; the .hort .taple gianel on it is saiid to lie letter boy 1 1-'2 to 3 cecits pe Ila., tall tiat thaat .ginied ont the cimiliatoia saw gaas, bit it aloes nit get it oat qile a: last. The iorce of the oe they l re it e.\hibit is 1 a$ 1 .nil w ill give out .r) I:: S per day. Mesrs.Istton& Co.. are. oblirinef gLertla'iie and isin'ess iii aid will till of ders arom the coutitry lorr aily il t'atese ar tii'te': for which thaiy are Agents, a wel as transact aily lb.iaess t1-1a:a with for wadinlg .antd caainmass'iaan inaeirhanats. Newsz Ttems A I.aiin letter by the Nashville ttai; thliat th ltte of A mterica pIaphers n re lereitce to Cuba, is beglinniting to causa great uneairess il connercial circles ir F~agana. I.anis Ntapole.ii is s-iil to ha va aI lar stronlger prejmhee agrainist any,\ initer. erencve with Cuba thnn the En'aglish (;av fruw-nai, but a .herC i na d tA 'lat tie\. aMil at tag':h'r. VitnWerritorial li'e lat ure of Niew Nleax. ico,it is aaiid, is abiut ta arioralize Cont gress tlo erect a new territairy out of it: "T i na sutyZae:*1ld anld reco:mnaa till ed irrth~e maoaorial is l'imerre. which wa'a:' oririally the nanlie a the regiona no propo.'d ty be eireactd jintta nlefw territty. rv. TIhe p'cee terrtifry it ahn eigl hundrlteda .iiles lon bya, lvaix hundri~ed atia litta r a>a1, waithi a suawirli:ia eren of 52a), h0at0 sriarea. ntia e, inhlabordt'a aby ebi TIia h up Siddaloais, whV ich arFrivted iii Phiihade ica~ tai Fril it' nii.,ht lnraom i,iver pooal, haai. tai bardat 4-25 .\aliimin eigarants dl,-tinedt ats the mairks uponil their bsaggag ''alicaited liar "' al lakc Cit y."' WhVient ie newsa.' reatcace i e .i ethodi that Ilae ad re.s for' the ram-w.i of' .1idar I .in~g h:i pa:si l th lIJlaise of' lt'are s-'nt aivecs, the whaole bodly, someia Itre' huiai~lreal .-trag. raise to teir leet antI gave thlree cheers. A lavt 'yr ill the lloiaon 31 tnic'ipa Courat rI b een~aata sspendeid frin atictiec for harm.ai-.saad Ito aine of' the Juiror~s ouaa knia v hat yat anda I baelaaag to i 'ameic plilalt party). Y'aau aire Ihea oal; tan it ktn'y oli lthe jaury, ;aai I shll relt ain yion. I have' abouat forta Iilai' rae: in Unrrn ('~ pectt taogfairr lha It themlr'a Ai dli.-aer'eaanent o'f thle jurythv is - is gone a lfar myi purpnlle, youl knowi, asa :an acqu~ailtal . Maeal yaau, letters 'awilh Vat. It take a liat i-2 anirre tn', bitt it is muchal 'tie, t hana 'lila~ (mu 'lenve'pes or waeIrs. lFori t'igni commeiCe ial lette'rai ar ahn I 'aa iscatle wiath wa. TI'ify canallt it oplaineda att alga in o ntak tiogethelir hhae self-!'5'calin; enaveh~apei. 'a it houat de-tec'liti. ~alontey ca ha e nlm'ia'd int b-'tera a'.mded, ats snaeiestetj andau .int throrthi the mailsi waithl iurrpaira live taafetyv. laaat aatl're thtieves aire tafmii ha ste.'al thae:nl. Kendali, Ilie i8.la.ia' .*e at Na' w O leanis, huta t ie :-rre 'ted foar ant alIlege raibabery of Si truimi Ithe iail. Ilec gav $ ~Iat4 h)asi tiar his apearanice. The 3fimade~r tr-aaa Nicaraigna, ail Wai' mtgonl, adenountcs tCol. lieni.,ey's ph.,pac eaxpediiain ane a lhbuistaraigaa' sei m', th obhject oft whlich is toi overth'oa the pireer'a govermnttent tat N icaragta. llThere hlivae beent scenonts anda blastail riaat' bet'waeen a thle foraeignti nhtablitatts at :ivil atuthotie s of Clturago. The mnilitia ,Ac jusirtaassed by thle Lrg ihtare of Caniiada, clioses wivtht thle faillnt tog waarl ike tarov'isiona, witicht gives c roun i forF the C*antadmtaI jtiutrnaals thitakinig waar al untlikely ini the even'lt oat Ir ubhles betwee thec Unaited SItat~e tandi i Spaitt. " Prit.ici.. Thtt if at the time waaho this act wouzld- ther~wise expire ther ahnoubi happto- I h e wtar btetwveen lb Untited States-and hter .1laje-lyi thon thti at sahiatl cntinute in forr'.e itdi thte end c the session of the Provmgcial Jiarlintiner necxt thIfr thte Plamkiationt of peac." Mr.'T. A. Whitney, says the Charles. toi Curier, sold Pt nuction sixteen ie. groes belonging to an assigned estate in cluding one child, for the larie stin of 810.979--being an average '68 lO each Jim. aged about 20. i superior. house car. peoter and plumber, brought 82.150. The last i number of the Wilmington IIerald says: A distressing rumor comes to us that whilst two white women were absorbed in resmstitng the encroachmeits of a fire inl the woods on the lite of the viiisihigton atil We!don R.oad the otlier day vo rapid was its progress that they % cre complete ly surrointled, nid beforo they discovered their situatiio, all menis of escape were cut oll, aid they perished in tle hims At aiother poini, another barely s ved her life by iiforeiing her way tlro.: h the flames into ai opeii tielid, aid thence into a potid of watl. The Providence (It. I.) Journal says thete exsists ariniSt the State if Itliodie 1sld, chaims to tiet amount of thirty thosand ddllars, for debts contrai:led du. rinig tle revolutiun.-They remain a stain. dio, memormt of tlie bad Iaith of' tle State, as the French claims are a inonn Iseit h lie laithilfuliess of the national rvernmenit. TuE vast. e.teit of the United S-at-8 is il!ustrated ly th, fact th:st vlhile.- the in. habilass of New Orleans are tea.tjir onl strawberr;es. people at lihe iirther ex. trennty I ave siow three feet inl depth in Stheir ltrezis. The Liverpool Corroespondtent of thle New York% IHerald, anl h-our I-e ore lite Nashiville left that port, wrote that grreait agrlilai o prevail'd in con'sequence of a ilprivate destpatchi nivinag been received in ..al.i.o n stat.ng lthat a great b-'ttle had heen tough t I eiore Eipatorii in which the htussians were defeated witi the Ioss o1 five thuiaisd meni, and Our Fasha killed. On the 1;hI tit., the steimer Fills Ci. 'y, from Whee'inir Virgilia, fur St. Lonis .\iiSOnri, --rrived at Cincinati with six teen slaves in the cmi- tody of their owners. Crowds 44 whites anil it' groes, tin hsaisr. ing the nat I, gitiherei aroui the boat, and abm.out 1) o'clock at nigit If. B. BllackweH' t he ab1e"l jsumst, arrived oin board with a iabeas corpis, to take lie iiegioeus till The mwiwrs, however, lad i:lakein then omer to lie Keuticky side of the river ii lie VaVi io:11s, aid tere they remaiwn.s 11nt10 the Falls City Ift Clcmiiasi. A in.t. is now beire tle Penn.,vlv.,i: .egidlature fie: the est;abFshmleit ofI larl of ledical Ucisors, to conit o three regulir phvisiciais, to le a ppo.nat h-y tie governir, before whoim all practi auuners it linwvdicinie ini that State, irre.lie tile iofh age or n.miug in their professioi :.hall bie annuially summonled, fin order t< i uidergo i at ex:inin tii, not oly ai it thmr qualitinions. but as to tihe progrree they have ipatin an relaten to the deveilt unesits and inprivemett iii i he ecieice 0 m ieiine~ sibeco u theit, upon the firs ex:a.inlton. It. a tax of t weitv.five dollare and live d ollars lOr everv subseqiuet year ly . .it tlt, evenit oh i mpiilah aIIce witl this act. the6 peln..1ty is, "it) ye courre in laow for lie coilection of !hei lois -or mieslheal services."' TheIu rumoiir a :t Franc e will iterfert bet weena thle Uited~s States and Cuba, ex eites no. lhttle remagrk ; nid iianiy Jaiun.ilh wIh ih st reiinuty uppse~ tillistit .. ineligantiiIly reject the idea t.:. t our ''cv eriisaieit shoulid relax cite iota *if its n us deimanils ;.g'insst Spa ii thirough lear ol an. imupertitenit threats of the French govert Wae leasrn fromt the Ehefie'ld Adirer 1iser thiat a rehiiuts revival, im the Il3ip list church ou ithat vilge hais beent is pnrogress there for the last three weeks lie re.--nh: has bee.. thne addition to the chauchi of .itme eighty personuer neari * 'eveisty of whomia are' whites. Fromit ithe le'tI-r s'f tha~ Cuhn correspond eitt if thue Charileston Stadard jiaa rece.s i'd n'.d ipubbshied in'aii e.vtra cf venterdav we leairnt thait IDr. Chutrles A.Peck has lbee! releaised aind perm iti io leavet thet Iilam Iwith out aiiy caiuse bejig a1ssignted for li: arrent andu~ remiivai f romt P'uermi P'rineiiin to I lavan, enuther lby italhignt ty osrjutc Ilie was allo~wed iin te inaltu process, tI live mi Cubai, it lie desired to dli soa, mi an: ot her pI..ce thint that where his businies w.is estaiblished, taut niot feeiig assureu thait .i aniother wee.~k or i to a mnore tlaa miusta Ie itighit ntot be it':.de, lie wi selv dIt ter.nmeda to retun tot tin, Uiited Sitses antd hiii tyuv.r.rts we.re graiitd,uim~ with..n rj1hmye, to: 'New Orieansa per Jihack~ War' riotr, on the 15thI inst. From~i the samie source we heairn thatt 'i Sundiyi lait thewre wans ai great parade of il the twaops liat cool b. e maost ered, h ic'udl ing the blacek and Whhte vii htytesr the hast t wo claisses appcirimg toi great adviin ltigi over lie reginir soliers. Thi s ga tii ersag mt'itbe'rdt uie '200 or 9Q8h7 met and was creitabhle ats a "'itiati tuimtm01. C oniiiidore .\'I't:ly ~ was oui i h~e grount s.s the caruriage of the Captamu~ (eneral, at tek- (y Upt. Sitribhasig, d aid.de.caiuo oft Gent Uitehar the Ciontito'f 'Viilaneova We were ttot particularly gratuf'.ed h lie " old couimumtalore"' slhoirth have bee o.sf the oipinion thaitu, with or wv;s liut suanori i mbls, hie in'ght han'e beeni present wyit t othler mtode of coniveyansce wvithout incnvi ity, or loss of self respiect. The peopile of Kasass have sstued tent tsar th" puost of Gioverinor,- and' hi a fpp)oit'ment 'wit hout the con-et oif th .governted ant arbitrary exctecise of'pmt~et t Thie Delegaites meet at LeuaVemtforth n the 2h to iseloot- a esutab!O' perona lo da Ala J..E i' Goverinor, whose tame will be forwa'ded to the President fir appointment. ON Weinesday, a curious incident hap. pened in the Supreme Court, in Ioson. Judge Shaw was on the liench, and at -the commencemient of the docket number one wait the first calied, but it appeared that it was not ready lor trial. Ujii tihis the Judge arose and stated that he himself, as couniel, had entered that mutt long befere Ie beciie a judge. Ile been on the bench imore t han twenty.thiree years. The San Francisco Correspondent of the New York Time , says that the uiners had olTred a reward t' $2,000 fur the head oh Mr. Wood, the chie p.rtner of Mesurs. Adamns & Co. The California papers are urgcnt in their demands to have all the bust.iess of the Mijat transferred to that city. The argu. imets used to transier it to New York apl. ply. with double force to San Francisco, where all the gold is produced. There are 112,000 applicants for land warrants under 'the recent law. The Cotinisioier of Pensions has de. cided that u power ul attorney caitinot he executed until after a warrant has been issued. The expend itutres of our Governmernt tor the last quarter exceed the receipts by $500,0. The Massac!im1sets Senate has concur. red in the resolution expelling Judge Lo. ring, by a vote ot 27 to 11. TIie English pipers announce the death ofirti. Icwol, wormterly AM Iiss lr..nite, who, under t lie nom de jlane of Currer Bell , es. tablished a lat tmg reputation by the pub. h- ation of ".Jane Eyre." A New Vegetabic---M- c Diosco rdia Japosaica. It seeis more thin probable from thie grea-t prodetiveies, ald easy culture aid pre.-ervatioi o., this vegetable, as well as its delicious flavor, that it will, It tile course of a few years, constitute a imost valuable addition to the hts. of our agr.cul. tiral prodicus. It is a native of .Japai, where it is exe , sively cultivated and leasted uiplii bry rich and poor, aid wit. brontight simie years since from thence tu Fraice, where it has beein ciutiv-ited wahl auccess. A gentleman of Nean Yorh (31r. BoLt.) is no- iikinig the experi. itent of its culture in tlit city, and in. teids, if lte experimtent, is succesful, tc diist;ribute the oots itir cultivationi through. out the country. I lthe hatiitle of New York Is not adapted to) its cnlture, it ma% yet be tu:cessiiyiv cultivated farther S-:MI M r. Bviui. gre, l te hI' tiowing ac. count tof it:' qua li-iet a id cu'tivation : IThe culthhatini of lie Dioscoria I: very vimp!e, not regnwring !o mtuch laiin as tile p4tato. It wil do well i any Lill [ilt htit or anily is preferred, as ihr % will tie iure meaiy tl.in whe., raised Ii h!uavy t m lahnuds.. .The rinos art ei. toVt) iiwles lonig andl planted teil of twelve tioim ap:irt, in rows, and kep1 clean of weed uIt- realy to dig, %% hil will be it, Octoher and Noveimber. " It left i the gruntd two years it will go on increanintg inl imiprovimig in quaility 11 kept dry they will keep eight and ten months out of the ground. wiiih wi.! 1.0 a great advanta.e, especially ior rliipp n. purpoec. It is esumanutd il that Jioacorin will exceed any other pnoduce. It niy le remarkedl here dia the mner part is a lie white, very inealy-vejry agreeable to the in.Me, renimilding aIrtpow roo~t-nu~d ir oetkcd inl ten8 1)8itt eL, ts gruwlt anA oi:ward appearance reseiible the sweet potato, and fitere is in ciu:ti2t it will ho cultiaa.ed inore exten. s.iely ti.iii that exc,-llent vegetable; as - possesse-- the atdvamare ot ie.ng h r-Iy a'd of being kepit a mnucha longer tunie." For the Banneicr. SUMTEnviLL.E, Apiril 20, 18:55. TIhe R1ev. E. A. Belles, beiiig mi the town ot tiimtervi lie tei promiote the causi oif die cirentlat ion of thme Holy Scriptu res preached in the mnorninrg of the 20th I, Apjrh 185 (Sunday) at the P'reshyterial Church. By invitai ion the Rev. Mi Flemmtg iif the'. Methoist Church an Ii: conigregaetionm were proeint at the alter rnoon .serv'ice at the Pre'hby teriain Church At the cloro el the sermisi by the Rlev Mr. Bu;es, he piresenited rho s uject c the toriontini of a Bible Society, as ti A geiit of the A-nericani Bible S.iet y. 0 miotitn the Rev. Mr. kheintg was callel Ito the ch'air and several pierseuna apponnte< to etain eulacritionn antd names for thi re.orgatlZationm of the Bible Society formie at ills plc somec few ye'rs ago. Sevent; two namecs were ot.rainied aindI lie sumi s ne hiutndred and tweiiiy-three dollars an< eighty-hi ve cenits were subscribed. Theli Constituitionu which follows an presenited by the Rev. Mr, IBolles art adopted, it being the tustuil Conistitution, ol Thle fllowing peroina wcrc' electel iiffce'rs fr the enertting year: W8M, M. D)elRl), V, Preudien! R1ev \Vmn. Flemtinig, Rev'. D. McQeer A, White, Se'n., L.. P'. Loring, David W inn, Execuitive Commriit tee. Oti motioin it. was resolved that wa Ar niver-ary seriion he pireaLched on' th.!neto Aiiniversary of Itar Somciety. 11ev. Doniald Me Queen wvas appointe to preacht thie serinam aned the 1ev. El Ii1 was inheo resolvetd that nn athlreess b t de'hveredI on, the Anti-. ermary of the Sc 'P7. B. Fr'aser was1 appointetd to delive I the address, Johii S. Richardson, jr., al I terflatn. .On tet ion it was resolved that thei pri cedings of the miee'ting lhe publisheodi . the papers oif this' town atnd m tife S..th -ern Presbyteriatn, and Southern Chiristai e Advocate. . 'V T Secretary has been infdrmed an takes groat pleasure in sanouncitig Ih the Presbtcrian congregittion in i plnae have coistribted4~~te sum of thtirt doollars to constitute ti rivlastor life member pf the A*nerican Bible 'lly The Methodirt congregatilm have also contributed fite sum of thirty-ix dollars and fily cents to constitute their Pastor the Rlev. Wmn. F lemineg a lire nemLer of the Amcerican Bible Society. Thcre being no further business the imeeting was adjourned With tie beniedic. tion by the Rav. Mr. Fleming. T. B..FRASER, ec'y. CONSTITUTION. ARicLc 1.-This Society shall be called "iThe Bible Society of Sumnfer District," auxiliary to the Aierican Bible Society. Anr. '2.-The ol-ject of the Society shall be to proiote the cirtctilation of the Holy Scripturetz, "without note or comment," and III Eniglish, those of .the commonjy received verin. .. ATr. 3.-All persons contribulting any Fum to its funds shall be ~u meinbis- for one year; those contributing $1 or more, shall receive (if called for within twolke tconihs) a cuaomon Bible in return; those contributing $15 at one time, or $20 at 1Co paymeonts, shall be members for life. Ar. 4.-All funds, pot wanted for cir. culatirng 4he Scriptures within the Socie. ty's own ilmits, shall be paid over -annual. ly to the Parent Society, to aid distribu. Itons among the destitute in otlidr parts of the country and in foreign lands. ART. 5.--The officers of the Society siall consist of a President. Vice 'real. dent. Secre'ary, and Treasurer, whose duti-e shall be such as their respective titles imoirt. Anr. 6.-The ICnanageient of the Socie. ty shall be initrusled to an Executive Comk intice of five, (or seven, incetuding the Secretary a nd Treasurer.) which shlil appuimt its own Chairman, and make its owI By- Laws. * ART. 7.-It shall be the duty of this Ciponinittee to ineet frequently oii adjourn riecit, oir (n) call of the Chirii-to keep a good stplily of books on hand--to ap aomnt local d.stributoirs--to see that collec. tionm'. iII soelic way, are imale annually' in every cingregatiun-and that all funda are iorwv.rded early to the P.rent Society, wit a wate,ent as to the pirtion design. fOr the payment of books, and (hat as a free doniton. An r. 8.-Therc shall be a general ineettcg vf the Society oct the last Sabbath m Apr1 iII each year, when a full report of their doinge sl:ll ie presented by the Cmmiittee, (H copy cf whiels shal be fur n:shte.l io the Parent .'ociety) and when a new election of Odicers acid Committee shall take place. Should lthe Society fail Pt an annual meeing, the sane ollicerct and Coesittee shall be .ontiaued until an eect ion does occur.' A e;T. u.--A cy 'ranch Society, or Bible Committee. lirinied within the Iunds of oil th-m anuxiliarv, by liayiug over its ui4 antiually, Abrl rceire Balitji and Testa. - enlt, at cost prices. Aa:T. 10.--No aheration shall be toade in thwe Constitniion, exc~ept at an annual m leetingf, andl by consenit of two-thirdsi of the ncembiler. pres-ent. 1-YMENEAL. Aa ..t1a.-Unl I aursday the 26th enst., at the re.idence of Mr. 1,. D. Bradham, by the Rev. 1). W. Seals, Mr. J. of. BJ~r., to M.ss Ja1r. C. BRADIAMe. only dutyliter oi I . 1). Bradhan, all of C.arendoi County, Sumter Dit:rict. i lay she throngh life, pass smtcoothy on A -ne he 1 .irre'i the Di.C otf C.irenhlon. rnattcss cURIK.NT Or -ilZ Clharlestoa Markel. Co~rrcted weekly by WV. .'. Lawtwaua & Co. FACTORS AND coMISeSON MErdiihnT8, Chtarleston, 8. C, Charlestont, A pril 24th, 18&5. Ur'r..a Cutros.--The sa'ec of this art!. ce yestrday were WI2 bales at rallher low. er prices. Our qncotations are primte 7 3.4 to It0, and line I10 1.4e., per lb. ,Riten.-Cleani 85P0 to S0c,1-8 per hutnd. I red lbs. Mfarket tim. ()Onus.-Cornc,85,0;), to SI 10c per b. .Scarce. Peaa $1 00 to $t1,0~. Oats a 75c per bush. Hearce antd riaing. - hmr.--10 1-4 toi $11 0)0 per bl, for $moflrern. *t0 1.4 to $14 for good North. I rn. SBalt --Sncks $1,12 to Sl;M.~. We havel 3000 satcks for? sale. Baco.-IIu; rmmnd, 11 to 12c per lb, according to qnality atrd guatttity. IIzDes.-Codhidec 10 to 10 1.2 per lb. Deer Skins 20 to 22e per lb-Coowt und other smavll skines lo~c. each, CoFF E~.itio 10 3-4g to 12 1-2er accor-. Sding to qtia'iiy. Sona.--Brown, 4 1,2 to Do accord inig to quality. MOLor~S55r.--Caba 2:3 to g, N. 0.83 to USc. per gsrk W s-2 to2S'c. per lb. Tiobiacco.-.-V irgi nia anid NorthitCaroxlia la to 90c. per ab, We are agents for the lactories ef'those l~tates, anid for [Long IBennet & Co's. brandl received a premiunas at 0ur ir l, wiYtes.-.-Longworth'st Wine. of Ohio, SWtc to I per~ doz. We are agents2 fon ,thege wiieR, for which~ we have receiveti a premium at our Fair recently, WoOt..-Waished, 19 to 22C. per lf. Tr.bhy, 6 to 15c. per lb. Bp.gy CA-r!nt.--CaRt loads '71.2 to ul8 4c pcer it., net t, Getting searce. Iloos..--Car loa'ds 6 1.2 to '51.2c. per lb, nert.. e N AVn. STOR ES.--SpR. Trrentinti 3t1 .~ to~ 38 cpr gal. . Rosin' S1,95, toO pter harrel-1*' r g As a SPRt~ INande I1 1WEIE M1lt~ -- einen rt above all othtE r has~gularl efl cacciote actIon oolic t160 Ift altength5t5 V cernc vivifyiig tu~iIspus auP~' stinq~l Liver; Its te y to dtini ~u~ o aeirrace, the ,y clea~sltrhe. py inig to Nntrtie @wial ' titonl andI astto1b6etIuittS idnay O n un-ho uma o apaui of.-1l eitust nas cl~.~~t~fiihmwu dleste. thatf hu tAhcut It. t a . f. ..aify tn