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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
ARRIVAL OF THE LIBERIA PACKET

He barque Liberia Packet, Capt. Goodmanson, AZ
rived here yesterday from Liberia. having made the
passage from Monruva the Capes Of the Chesapeake
in % days, being the shortest passage ever made from
Liberia This country and taking the character Of The
voyage into consdtraon the working from the coast
winds the Trades and again from these into the va
rabies own coast II is one OF the shortest ever
made by sailing vessel.
The Packet brought several passengers. among whom
Judge Benedict, the Chief jus ice Of the Republic Of
Liberia; the Hon Mr. RuSSwurm. Governor of The Mary
laud Colony al Cape Palmas, and Mr.. James Mccall.
w learn that the time OF The sailing OF the barque
nothing fanny interest transporting at Liberia The
inhabitants all enjoying good health, and matters
we're progressing in their usual quiet but satisfactory
manner.
lie Packet will be despatched on he, return to Liberia
perhaps early the first but not later than the
tenth. Of the coming month Septe!be'.--Bak timer.
.Hi5.j.
Ohio Crops-The crops through Ohio are unprece
dented. Is est mated that hi. Stale vii! yield this
var q. 900 900 bushels Of wheat. third
then ever before in one year.
.NIitcy One 1ofs.-Ihe weight % the nuab~r of Vol
ot the patent Office report. published by Congress.
This year, amounts 10 ninety The posage
the same would be within The vicinity Of $500 $50.
TliE PALMETTO REGIMENT.
This noble corps was nobly received on the 18th u,
BY the people Of Charleston The Courier says: Never
have We witnessed more general enthusiasm than was
eA'"''eu w H'e "hole F'Puiduo". dhu never peloie
in opnlon,w there magnificent display than
this interesting occasion" long procession was
formed, which met the regimen. at the Charleston Ho
tel. Here they received By the Mayor in very
happy address. Presentation swords presented
Col. GLADDEN.. Capt. BIanding and Leus. Manigault
Robertson and Bell. lhe Mayor announced to the
soldiers that medal would be given TO each man of The
Charleston company, or to the relatives of such lad
fallen The streets and place o. reception decora-
ted with every appropriate device. Alter the reception
public euteralnmen fee for all PERSONS was served
IN the city square, and in the afternoon, regatta race
off In honog of the occasion.
striking feature Of the procession in the morning was
Printing Press placed upon car. in charge Of the
Charleston Typographical Society As the car moved
through the the Press threw off copies of Gle
yer ode written tor The occasion by Mr. ". Gilmore
SlnmS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE

lRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
~ virtue of deed of Trust executed to the under
- signed by John J. Purvs, bearing date LIST day Of
September 1915 and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
nee OF the Hastings Court for The Corporation Of Lynch
pug we snail proceed on Tuesday. the 18th day Of
one LOI OF GROUND, in the town of I.ynchbrp
The junction Of jefferson and Water fronting 100
feet on Jefferson Street and running back 90 feet
Terms made known day Of sale.
ne undersigned, acting trustees will convey such
tileo only as is vested by the deed of trust
ALEX. TOMPKIN
}. w. DUDLEY,
June l9-wtlSJy Trps,ees
POTPONEMENT
The above sale is postponed unit, the 25th day Of Au
gust next when will positively take place. in from, Of
M Market House. N the town Of Lyn:hburg.
July 2I-wift25A
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Iron TnE SUMTER nANNER. !

AT meeting OF the Stockholders of the
'BRADFoRD SPRINGS FEMALE INSTITUTES
COMPANY" held in Sumtcrville on Thursday,
the 9th inst, majority of the shares subscrib-
ed were represented
proposition was made and carried 10 pur-
chase the property known as the "Bradiord
Springs" for $500, and proceed to carry
out the object of said Company.
On motion of Col James Il Rembert, n
committee OF seven Consisting of Rev Henry
D Green, Col James Il Rembert, Can't J j
Chandler, Col w Nettles, Rev l. Bartlett,
Col II Spann, D B McLaur;n, ESQ, was
appointed to ascertain what improvements and
repairs are necessary, and contract for the
same on the most favorable terms.
On motion Of f ii Kennedy, committee
OF five consisting, F Fl Kennedy, Nj p Mayes,
heyJ . Richardson, Col F J Moses, DR. J B
Witherspoon, was appointed to prepare a
charter for said Co, and draft a memorial to
the Legislature for an act of incorporation
On motion OF Col James f Rembert it was.
Resolred, That the proceedings Of the meet.
'hS' WIN the names of all the subscribers be
published in the "Sumtcr Banner"
The following are tho names of the gentlo-
men who arc subscribers, to the stock of tho
Company. Jos b White, Col + ] Moses
Leonard White, DR. II M Dick, Mai w r
Richardson. a White, w Lewis, ESQ, w M
DeLorme, w N White, D B McIaurin, Ray
J l. Bartlett, a Chisholm, ]. p Lorinp, l. Jcn.
nings, Col Il r Spann, /, l. Heriot, Rev ] s
Richardson, Rev II ID Green, Rev N Graham.
B Mitchell, China, DR. b Witherspoon, j
B n fiammet, Esq, DR. J Miller, + G Spann,
Col % Rembert, a C Spain, Esq, DR. ], nj,
Pitts, w + Mellctt, DIR w S Boyd, c C.
j;c':son, J W Rembert, + II Kennedy, Col
w Ncttles, John A Colcough, w Ramsav.
Dyson, s T. Wilson, Capt J Chandler, Rev
ID MeQueen, G w Allen, d s Sargent, N
bradford, Or II J Abbott, w w Bradford, /,
{ Lyon, NJ Mayes, J Nelson, S Cooper, w
paws, IL l. Mcleod, Rev Nj Timmons,
Messrs Hudson, J II s5olomons, ] w, ,Sinclov
DR. Lucas, w w Alsion, Ii. Fraser. ~
! Francis. II Watts, J D McFaddcn Dr. X r
.Di,nr1nt' w siaw, l. J Goodman, L Pringlc,
II Stuckcy.
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ELECTION FRAUD

In the course of'thc examination of wit
ness in case tried during the present torn
OF the court, the witness testified that he vo-
ted at the late election, though not of the age
Of u, by putting piece of paper, with 81
written on it, in his shoe, and SO voting,
"6eing," as he said, ''orer 2l:H
The Judge commented worry severely on
this fraud on the election, and SO treated It
without an indictment, which, however, he
was very strongly inclined to set on foot.
II this had been done, the witness would
have Jared badly, and his vote would have
cost him dearly.
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SUMTERVILLE FAIR.

The Fair commenced under favorable
auspices on the evening of the 9th, and
continued with success through several
successive evenings. The tables were
ornamented with beautiful wreaths, which
served as frontal canopies for tho fair
presiding queens, and were profusely CO.
vercd with articles for fancy as we'll as
use. which tried the generosity of the Wis
tiers. It's desirable that the object Of
the fair should be accomplished, and we
hopc for such result. 1t closed OF the
18th.
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SUMTER COURT.

The second week of,the Fall Term Of our,
Court is now passing away, his Honor, Judge
Richardson, presiding,
But little business Of Importance has been
transacted, great number Of the cases hav-
ing beon continued. This will leave some-
thing to be done at the xt.spring term.
The Judge has proved himself fully able to
transact with efficiency the arduous duties Of
his Office.
p. s. The session closed on tho 18th.
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Isenp sind Inusiio, i grseabI lYsrsi,
fed The, oceedia ags oas siiss il sasiei,s il 81
Thus ire SDiylsioon appea rsa bafS Ore abe;
public, slated sils ebjs seis, and held q gen.
Siiney CAMERA, old asiiioncd temperance
meeting which were aclsnowle ITO be-
of considerable interest. Il; ,ls.s IS
sare informed Tint dams's adj
dress will be- published.
ne accidentally omitted TO mention
this eeting in our last paper.
EDYsO ON's FACTORY BURNT y.
w are informed that the cotton factory
Of Mr.. Jepthn Dyson, situated In Claren-
don county, was burnt on the night Of The
10Th. It was not known how tho fire or
iginated. The building was Of brick and
this unfortunate casually has resulted in
an immediate loss Of about $4,000.
Such a disaster is much to be regretted,
not only on account Of the loss 10 the pro.
prietor, butmanY@poor workers are thus
thrown out Of employment ,,and ono acoi-
denial check is put upon such enterprises
in this state. RI, rti.
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PERIODICALS.

The Nov. Nos of The Southern lii.
erary Messenger md american Agricul-
t'trist have been received; the former,
southern work, abovnding in instructive
matter, and the litter containing matters
ofintercst for those engaged in agriculture.
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1T. .DURYEA.

This well known temperance lecturer de-
llvcred an address on the subject, on the evo-
ing Of tho 18Th, at the Baptist church in this
place. On 80 hackneyed subject, little
that is new can be produced; his audience
however were gratiied by the earnestness,
arguments, felicitous manner and sentiments
of the orator.
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"sONS OF TEMPERANCE" PUBLIC
MEETING.

Agreenbly 10 rule, obligatory on The
Sons Of Temperance, general old fash
loned temperance meeting was held by
the Sumter Division Of this Order al the
Methodist Church in Sumterville on the
lst Of Nov.
At l o'clock, the church was well I'll.
led with on audience of ladies and gentle
men, when the proceedings Of tho meet.
ing we're opened with prayer blythe Rev.
N. Graham, Chaplain Of the Division.
The object was then stated by the presid.
ing w. P, Rev. w. Lewis, afer which
rega!ia were distributed to the officers and
members, who mex. sung "Be days Of
drinking wine forgot" with skill and much
carnestness.
An address was next delivered by Mr..
+. M. Adams, member, in which he
took general Wow oftho subject Of in.
temperance, and spoke ofthe objects and
designs Of the Order Of The Sons of Tenn.
perance.
Hew was followed by the Rov. Mr.. Bart.
Felt, who discussed and refuted some Of
tho objections against the Order. The
Rev. Mr.. Furman, Of the Baptist Thco.
logical Institute, succeeded him, and wns
followed by the Rev. r. B. Russell, who,
IN happy manner, gratified tho uu.
dioncc, nor did he forget tho "Cold Water
Army" present in full numbers. The
w. p, Rev. w. Lewis, made few re.
marks, rcgrelting the want oftimc 10 Inv
several things Of interest before the audi.
cnee.
The exercises were closed with prayer.
The "Snmter Brass Band'' favored tho
Division anth,hc audience will their pre-.
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Correspondence ofthe Courier

COLUMBIA, Nov. 6, 1SdS IA
at IL o'clock tho Senate was 7cilled III or
der by J. a. Black, Esq, who moved that Col.
Moses take the Chair. Upon which, Col. III.
directed the Clerk to read the Governors
Proclamation coavening the Legislature In
pursuance and after which, the names Of; the
Senators were respectively called; and the
certificates of the late elected members were
then read. The constitutional reausitions
were also read, and the now Senators took
the oath of office. The Senate then proceed.
ed to prepare ballots TO eject a President, and
being severally called, deposited their ballots.
Al voters (requiste majority 2I,) Of which
Patterson received 34 and Aston \. The
President elect addressed the Senators, and
in pursuance took the Chair, and directed ball
loting for Clerk; Gao Senators,) necessary
to choice 81. Mr. Martin. was elected.
Reading Clerk-40 voters, necessary majori-
ty 2l-Mr. Goodwin was elected by 80. votes.
Messengcr-3S votes, required majority 10
J D Gaillard received 37votes. Door Keep
er-D + Gaillard received at the 4ih ballot %
and Patrick Leonard ID votes. # 81. 3. sE tE
On motion of Col. Moses that Committee
of two wait on the Governor and inform him
of the organization OF the Senate and ready
to receive any communication Col. Moses
ported the Governor would make comlnuni-
cation forthwith. !. 5. ss ( d, -; ~
A petition was read that the election Of ST.
Ilukc's Parish be set aside. Laid for the pre-
sent on the table.
Tho communication from tho Governor
was read, and on nlotiun of Col. Moses order
ed to be printed. .as
Col. Moses presented the memorial Of John
N. Davis to vacate the seat OF the Senator OF
St James, Goose Creek. Read and laid on
the table. @
TWAS moved that The Senate take recess,
then half-past 2, to haif-past 4, at which time
the President called the Senate to order, and
at half-pasti adjourned until to-morrow at
10 o'clock a. Nj.
The House of Representatives, in bal.otina
for Speaker, Middleton and Henry were tiea
The 9th ballot elected Middleton by q n,ajo.
rity of ii. Is.
There were candidates for door Keere,
Of the Senate, and for Reading Clcrk in Tbs
Representative Chamber.
Respectfully, r
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[ From The Colwnbia Telegraph Nor. II
NOMINATION OF
GEN. LEWIS CASS,
Of Michigan, FOR President,
GEN. w. o. BUTLER,

OF Kentucky, for Vice. President.
At meeting Of the Members of the
Legislature Of South Carolina, fayorabo
TO the election of tho gentlemen whose
names arc above mentioned, convened in
the Hall Of the House of Representatives
last night
Hon. Angus Patterson was called to
the Chair and Gen. WE. Ma rtin rcoues.
ted TO net rs Secretary.
Mr.. Memminger thought that an ex.
preston of opinion should be given, in or.
der that concert OF action should follow.
TO this end, lie then nominated Gen. LEW.
IS CAss of Michigan, for President, and
Gen. w. 0. BUrLER, Of Kentucky, for
Vice President Of the United States, as a
preliminary measure, which, was unani.
rnously carried.
Mr.. Memmingcr then moved that this
meeting nominate Electors, whicl, was
carried.
He also moved TINT the members in this
body belonging to each Congressional dis.
trict he appointed Committees 10 nominate
Electors for each Congressional district.
Adopted.
The several Nominating Committees
reported the following names MS Electors
for President and Vice President of the
United Statcs
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& PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

{ The election returns from the greater
part Of the states have been. received and
give such majority in favor Of TAYLOR,
as to render his election, and the defoat
Of CAss, certain.
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ling SsFy sasIsp,sd gooa and laWg
long since sshnf He'd off his mortal coil SIS,
here boy rs yes nov! you gam!
sll,ols3 your. flashes of nlarriment that were
4 wont 10 set the Stable in 8ronr? quiteS
chapfallen!s shingtoa News.
A WING, BuIS NOR An. JLTRA y YHIG.
AZ the demoDrati 10 meeting in this city,
5 (says the Hartford Times, on the even:
ing OF 3tbe, II 9Th, Charles 4. Ingersoll,
Esq, Of New Hnyen, was called TO- The.
stand !, md made q handsome spee ech. Be-
fore he closed, he said he would relate the
following anecdote:
"A traveller, said Mr.. Il, after riding d
long distance, came to q tavern. He
stopped, and directed an old s lady sfnSs The
bar-room to have his horse put up and fed
with eight quarts Of onts.
II am sorrySto inform you that we have
no oats, sold the old lady. ssi
&. sThen give him some corn
sWe are out Of corn.
Is tWelI, my good old lady, give him a
little meal and some hay.
iss'oh, sir, we have no meal nor hay----s
utlong ngo. 'st5. !. sS!2 n 43$ u
'Wilfsyou lei him stand in the yard
without any thing?' inquired the disap..
pointed traveller. 8
oh, yes, sir as long as he pleases.
NOW bring me plate Of steak and q
cup of hot coffee with roll Il S,|l:
'Hot -ho- -ho--what strand hot
coffs-stenk! I'VE are out Of 'em all.
Then bring me cold victuals,' contin.
ucd the traveller.
There is nothing Of the kind in tho
house, sir-don't keep 'em.' .5
Il should like glass of brandy
'Ain't got any o that
ssWell now, my good lady, continued
tho traveller, you don't appear to keep
anything here
'Yes we do, intleed!'
We keep Tauer7 sir
Now, continued Mr.I, that ,oas tav.
ern, but 'not an ultra tdpovn.' .a
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NEW POST OFFICES

Three new post Offices have lately been
established in this district, Shiloh, Taylors-
vile, and Wright's Bluf;-the two first be-
ing on the Dradlcyvllc route.
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AGENTS FOR THE BANNER.
Messrs. WHITE, g. Co. Sumtervlle, s. C.
I. w. PEGuEs, Esq, Camden, s. C.
COTTON.

The continuance of unfavorable accounts
from Europe affects the Charleston market,
The sales of the past week vary at from l-2
to 5 SO.
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'lpARDDiEe

Eu1 u coming soon again, -
And n s ffal away
fpon the billowy main,
Ny thonghls shall ever bc Of ,hsese, hss 8
NJ y lovely Mary Blame. sEsssSss
Farewell tarewall,
And 81. where waniar u nd Fss iose,
% France or sunny sspain,
This faithful fond and Heart
Shall ever true remain. 55's
,ts Farewell e farewell, y
And when those dnshing fops shall cnuse
X court YOU, love- again,
Oh! q 81 tell 81 them / am coming sooii,
To claim my aary Blame. s5ss q
2i: Farewell, farewell, &C.
And ,thodgh tie true. dear love. Tnakc,
These voyages for gain,
'1'is only. love, to lay it all,
CAT the feet of Mary Blame. III SIS
ateN,ell fare vel, |, DC
ChRItY M E BAGK5T
oLDsvtRGIn
I Il;
sis On tue peaceful shore Of Caro- olit,ia,
lived for nany q day ,st
Inthe happy hours Of careless yontf,
When all 10 me was gay.
IS Chorus.
But, OH! M mysdnya aTes numbered now,
s. Nj youth and strength are 'er;;
IL Then nicarry me back 10 Caafosijii,t
a,y,ss tts,;sh
3 Oh! would that Iaere young again.
That life were yct: :to i've 81 sssss5
5a That crime, and sorross, grief. and pain, y
Ycre only names to me.
Butseh! j! my; days
s8 Tint when at length I laj me down,
In long and last srcposc
My kindred may be there To- weep,
these wcnry eyes TO close isssssss
sss ! my ] days 81.
B iifac hing Y Gsol,fifg and asT FeserriSa
H'ooi. 10 Mining 8 o,irIiatE SSsi,sarib1;s
some beautiful sI,ec iefs of wo5si iiral!
pared uniar ,lis pa,eih procsss III Il
French gentle emq,n of the name 81 senar,I
Perrin, @l,ichSmust opeIi 1, wide sfisida In
Tho cnnsir,,ciiono Of useful and ornamental
fancY cabinet wdrk. sand stthos internal &c,
el,i,ectnre of orr houses, ,,iibli bniil;nns.
&c. IN :o,,rs sco,n,,ie s,s oofls, stcls i 8
pinr, beech, .areh, ], elm, gotk, &c; .hnvo
Impair dtotherr;aD ci,iiira new chs rac,er.
both in color md lie ispsasiii ion III silse
g.rail,. OF curl, it fiio wood q.
Ter tile operation, being susceptible of d
high Polish, is brougll hit lin ailie gfeaiess
richness md heaut ss3'.,rss speaiimels az
,ables, pancls, Il. nlatls from this PIE.
i,ared wood nre xceedinE Is, slrpas.
81 sing my Eot The more ex xpensiye woods I'll,
ihairt tnhtllril stiiic. md Whici, will doahs-
les, come Ii1io most appliration
which, although ,Iss s,s,
keep d profonnd secret ,a q 4, ,i,,,.i,.
ton is Of simple na,ure cona;s.i,i,s III,
causing an xi,ails,innl 81 tha 1,isnass III
tho cellular tissue Of .ile timber. and Il k;iss
so eshaisfes, iniaelinr, d sol,ifiDn@ pf t6ss.
matarial into, he por The oI.srat;on il.
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AsfeS& inora aliafas Il yamai iii si bS disposed
lof, which Ssn obtain od by appl yink Is any
sSfs the apaye ftaI ned d Ii.
by defOf Sd iis me linn. q !:
s IN g g SRAT1 a IhI, ChdiTTadn. 81 IS
j. sB.sN.s saAMnEg,IEsq Sec1.

Tho English phys tcians have reconmefl.
dcd aAs constant: :usas Of flannel 3or nndestlres-
ses. as one of the best preseryativess Of uni
form good health, and they snrgo its use par
ticularly at this time on The approacf Of tho
cholera. 5sss Sc q :SS z
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THE SUMTER BANNER.
sUMTERvILLE, S. c.
neonesoau, Nupember Is, 1s4s.
FRANCIS NJ. ADAMS, EDITOR.
FRANCIS NJ. ADAMS, EDITOR.
sUMTERvILLE, s. c.

NA7ay business connected
aoith the Banner, aoill be attend
ed to by the Editor, at his office
fourth door aboue Mr.. Jackson
Moses store.
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Wo6fds nal Il ID
come sgteatly yipfi and my Esnei iAE leah
is materlall fiacted; aSs aiiefa ai Safex 3Ss
world would ip6 - as5ss
slcta fool lfos ilsss; inf upoR
injlrs or ins0 ltss tIoiixs
them to sinf tlss lo,s
much better Ssra III To- 3nt N 8S s1yssr
tlit,gop6t ii
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From this mornings Mercury.
AR "a iATEpIrSI

~ ..s1hAeRA I'll S<Ti LII ftjNE6ltJAsSE $3.50
The steamer America arrived at New
York yesterday, with saysn days laterintcleli-
gcnce from Europe, Cur. correspondent .haa
Transmitted us the following abstract of ssher
intelligence; !. stl i 5a
GREAT BRITAIN, !; \ vs. ss9g
Tho British Government have remttcd
the sentance OF death on @, ,Brien,s Aiearher,
Nc-manns, and Q, Donoghue, TO transporta-
ton for life. Tllo condition OF thef people. of
Ireland is most deplorable from ths almost
entire failure Of the Potato crop There have
been large arrivals of Breadstnffs, however,
10 supply the deficiency. M Fl. Is
81 FIR AN Slss
The news from Paris is az the most ,lcprcs.
sing character. Cayaignac's new Ministry
have met with the most decisive ,lofeat in the
Chamber, tho majority against them on an
amendment to the army bill hang 523. Tho
discussions IN tho assembly on tho several
clauses oftlie Constitution has terininatetl,
and decree has bccn issnc,l forthe election
Of a President Of The republic, 70 take place
on the 10Th Of December. This was voted ID,
tho Assembly by ainajoriaty Of 3555 Lamar
'!nc has declined TO 10 considered Us candi.
date. sTs q. T..s
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iVIHIi iBooasHcditsA AMuS lib uHe{s par
ticularly at this time on the approacll OF Tho
cholera. III e :S q
From the Charleston Courier.
The vote Of this State has been decideS1tin
fayorof Cass and Butler, byStlie election 81
the following Electoral Ticket:
FOR THE sTATE,ArsL LARGE
Col THOMAS IIEHRE.
Hon. BENJAMIN Il. PERI s.s;
Il ron THE DISTRICTS,
1st Dist. N. r: EAVES. 50 % u
I'd ALEXANDER EVANS.
I JOHN Ia M AN I'm q. 4;
4th w. ]. HANNA sss 6 IS Re-, .
9th PC, CALDWELL, ~ ,:.ss,
s. 9th J.B.I ICAMPBELI.S
9TH B.. G. ASTON s ;sSs
The vote, as we learns. stood as follows: Il
For the Cass Ticket :. e ~ 100
For the Taylor Ticket, : 81 7sas3s
The members of the Legislature favorable
to the election Of Gen. IT aylor, nominated me
following gentlemen as candidates for elec.
HENRY "A. DE SAUSSURE.
HENRY w. CONNER. az, }}s;si 50
T. w. GARVIN. @l,s
WILLIAM MiWOODBURY. ST.
PHILIP TIDYMAN. N IL
VIM. GILMORE SIMMS. ss:t
ANDREW F. LEWIS. # a, b
J. HARLESTON READ, Senr. II
JAMES E. DAVE.
Correspondence of the Courier ID
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-15

WHICH nominations were unaninous!y Y
adopted by the mecling.
The Meeting then nominated a
B. +. Perry, Esq, of Grecnvillc,
Thomas Lehre, Esq, Of Charleston,
Electors. ut largo forlhc State.
Mr.. Mcmmingor then moved that The
nominations be printed Gnd distributed o.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-15

The members Of the Legislature favorable
to the election of Cen Taylor. nominated the
following gentlemen as candidates for elec.