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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

,v,O IRON FOiISDFRs.-s-sl-d proposals will no
l received by the subscriber unui msich 20, 70 AZ
clocx r the ohcs u the CfOton Aqnodud bosfd IN
Ctr Of N.w-Tofk for 2l52 csst iron ~sisf pipes
Gchss inside Diameter snt ono sen h',Ans ., meaa
too Ia any qusntty not exceeding 5000 Ons ihfee-wy
branch, IS by ~ inches and one ioufwsy bremen
Inches inclndsd the contract price for pp-s Ihs
pip-s b. 10 feet 10 Length aud what Is termed tbs spsoi
aid faucet ns 10 be OF uniform thesnsss Of strong
ron free from all impescons Whatever and such a. ~i
ooans. The pipes viii bs subjected pressure Of 800
poSsas ~ p, s .ssa ia sss Employ u the cSoSu aqassa
Department TO delivered ~ such whaves 10 Ihs cy OF
6e price Der ton Of go pounds required Security WI
be required be accompanied by The names off.sponsos
per.ons .guiins their assent 10 become ssfen1s rsy
nrns 10 bs made within 80 days from tho Inspection OF ssch
p.cs with ressrysson OF ten per cent uuiil tue c"mpc
don VI hs contract Proposals WI ssis sns PIP,
tIom blast furnace will specify the name Of ne NINE ssa
used a.o se nunos q pgs. h. s.1 1s sns JsSs
IS July l. July IS, August The whos number 10 be 90
nvsr-d BY Ihs i. day q August. s 10 s'e.a,.s spSs
sh fdiaisg tbs contract or tsssns 'sy S..py:t a
'', ~ ordsr N, Groom Aqueduct Committee,
LZZiAH WENMAS Prsst cro. ATt sosd
Office Crolon Aq't Board. March 10, lsss nil im1
ao.t Got. Of p sss o. he Mep: ard
D,n y. BED = sS Sss n sg o- a. owl
Rs.oissa rba meeting Of tho .sochhoden bs called 81
Tor he purpose of obtaining sccepssnes Of fsf.ss
appernsnl lb- Charter VI ths Company approved fso
af, 3 $40 and the Pfcsdsnt Gauss notice OF inc
b. Oobsned 10 seeordsnee WIN inc provisions "
SECTION D VI said suypiotnent -.
And 10 accordance s tho foregoing resolution coo mo
SIKH Section Of Act snnsd further supplsmsstIo
entitled An Acs TO ineofporee Compsn1 ~ IIu
an srlnral usyg sron b-tweso inc Pssssf and peiswo
Rysrs approved February lsts notice befsoy givon
ba In--ting Of holders OF tho SAID Company
will be hs.d al u O'Clock Tho second day OF Aps
ns.t ct Inc once Of ssid Company Ia Jersey C heo
soa County SsT- Jsuey for Tho purpose 0 ssns in'o
consd AMI escaping Tho said sepplemsni And no
lee hereby farther given that according 70 he provisions
M ths s.d Jrth section " said Supplement- ms usas
r Doo of the ssd Company will Be closed nvs days pro
iou. 10 he uns u said setng ths 81 The s4i1 meeting
Inc oil 10 entitled 10 vote either IN person
~ nro1y ACCORDING b, The Of SHARES Standing 10
-. Games respsctysly 90 tho books each share
being cnuod 10 oue vote, snd thss lnr hoees
he sid Supplement- viii tsss -dsct Deuel. Nor
ris Canal Once, Jsfs~y Guy Mech q ~
NJ, ucy,cx.s Cssbsv pro ten ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

"a. SEwNoRK DAILY TRIBUNE is PUBLISHED
EVERY NORNING gsUNDAfs E1cEPTED)
4, The Tribune buildings, corner of spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the city Hall,
~ ssre-t y CT suo.cnosfs 81 2 1-2 Cent? pr r--s o.
- hoy rrs.r -y pay stgsc- a he b-.s ~ ~ 1'
"a ,es The fsts sre oope. TO Cents hs ss9'crb
ys Drsrs g~f sangu alrfne- suotrptos t@ssl Pr 81
. F1fffs@ naaths . ~ rhr~. Dollar afvanc. required
.srhsnfss ~ Coues N-wffafert pai rfQ~fs ecefsf -
- 49, v-- tsn those 90 IL tntuI- VI
.,..s5 sry tf-f.rs
A. l.>fts paper spP-sf soh ne noflinx
- Lfs1rs ktitsous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

GENr.-The sndefsxned, scx sssaens Of ths e1ty
"A snd VI nsbis, owner Of panenntered kssi
Easts perfectly acquainted viii sGssry Business ess
rus n cevousx his WHO'S Tine 70 eSanx ane coascuDx
rcnls u Estates ard other properly Aso eoseanx cet
ct.ls A. b character, cepoot1fy ne Ne VIZ foSS
snd name many Of wealthy nsfchsnn sud osnsf md
vii an essredl rys ample sscan:y for he fahfs PEI
J. n. HORTON, II ChGissst
rs 2x- Warren pisoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

IyuH HAiE-The euure s.ocs of hardware n ne ssfs
L corner Of Eisuhavesas and Tfoys, .oxsLnsf WIN
he fxar.s tsrsin The Of sale VII - soen - ~
.n.b al, vounx man of mo1efs;s means and soSias,
xS N ths hardware basi1sss 70 co"ess nims-i
a. .br,snt 10 nsAs1fs already fofmr <no lar
49,. I. 100 apoa bald good business
r. ses~rt lsase Of e empires % no ist OF ay
-, 80, Fan % renewed for oDscf period Apply ',
a'-7 WARRINGTON RITTER, Assigns,
.tstw. "a Wss, T~engy-ffa q. Si1tb sveUas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

NM, YIxTUHEs-Sof sale cheap for cssh.
roup sts eel comprsnR boes, drawers, scales,
Teri, Lc te new snd excellent order. Apply Of leS
Coarta corner Bs.rsst Brooklyn. NIL a.
IIAND HCn VISA os Of large and sna hand
III screus os sas 0w pricss o. q. D. neCLAlh8 Tool
ssore Is7 sprns-e Also, an finished csrpenssrs tool
cn~s1. sals sbove- ml< fws
(,UAi-I en- sall dsivsrnS The bea Red ASS cesi hon
" nv ysrd Of King ana 0sssnwich q tksss ow
prcss or cash ony Not " IS; Egg end Stove . Is. iron
bosu d isss lmis In PETE CLINTON
CODA WATkk. SODA WATEk::-fos Gale.
Ccompets aposrsus, roo frszne pump, tSo superior u
xsoa fountains gascmetss. gsnsretos coosr, eonGstng
pipes marble Top eo1nsr, End 0egmae silver psfeeta
WV b I'D saesp = W CenAksI nnlws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

The House concurred with the senate m tn,
amendments m de % the bill. sppropusting money
paid % the Agent oi the Sing Sing Prison the amour
embraced IN HE Report paid TO Messrs UorcuNis'
aud SMITH. Contractors the amount due them, sc.
NEw YORK HIsrosicAL SOCIETY.
The Committee Of the Whole took ap the bli
apprnprs;ng 5000 for the erection Of nre proof
tlrical society.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-29
FoR THE pASNER.)

let me I've in The hearts tha, have loved me
When deep meath the green Earth lie,
l'"t no column. prondrca'in above me,
Lift IL col! maiblc lrru, to the .Ev;
Attracting with ia,or"d inscription,
The g'zc of each c,lancc pcpe,-by.
No. mine he Il manory che ishcd
Far do"l in t.. snui's inmpSt cell,
Where with thoughts Of sweet hours now
per;shr.',
My image may Sooth nsly dwell;
Breathing influences, s"crr. and hu!v,
Ger the buSons lh., loved me so well,
When the pei fnnc Of flowers floats around YOU,
Aud sweet Mus c is boruc through the air;
When rw.iight's grey n,nllc hat! bound you,
Thot hour I've r'rr held dear;
Friends! let those moments be sacred,
My SRi,i; will surely be there!
E1nI 4
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-29
BUILDING,
Aug %, 1910

The subscribers respectfully inform their
fellow citizens that they have associated
themselves in business Tor the purpose Of
undertaking. and c.rccuiimg contracts for Bull
dngS OF any description and carpenters work
in general
We have made such arrangements as TO
enable us to build for our friends and en-
pIoyers, completing their work in every
department., putting them to no inconvenience
whatever; merely having to give lis an idea
OF what description o! building they require
IN reasonable time receive the KEYS and
fork over the nccdiul.
We possess ample means Of furnishing
The best Lumber, Bricks, S;nl,work Paints,
Li,n@, ", &c. Together with good work
men and many years experience as practical
mechanics we are Determined rs far as our
humble sphere extends to wipe of the re-
rroaCh':,arhcd 10 The noble old South Carroll
INLAND arouse her from her Rip Van Wrinkle
sinmhcrs. and leave California to take care
Of herself
&. e. Jones,
r. J. COGIIi.AN
Aug. 20. 1910. ll 2t
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Cabinet Making, &c.

The subscriber respectfully announces to
the public that, he cares on the Cabinet ma
king Business in all lis various branches; and
hopes by untiring industry ard attention to
business to merit share OF the patronage OF
his friends and the public.
n. Bile viii keep constantly on
hand--Fancy and Plain marble top Dress
ing Bureaus, Sidc-hoa Pine and Mahoga-
ny Wardrobcs, high ana low post curlcl
maple Bch-stcads Sofas and Diyans, Centre
tables, Sitting Chairs of every description.
Mahogany Rocking and Nursin" Chairs, do.
Boston Rockers and Nursing, Pier Tables,
Candle stands, &c. &c. Also, Cotton mat
trcsscs, which they will sell low for Cash or
good paper.
uFFURNITURE MADE ana REPAIR
ED at the shortest notice.
Mahogany and Plain Collins
furnished at the shortest notice.
Just received a splendid assorimcn Of
Bcd-steads, Sitting and Nursing Chairs
ID. :. SARGENT.
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Y lola.

"71e Coming Man. E@r Cnnndu.--Thc fol
lowing ar. cars in the French republican
Journal, lie HonilerE Ii is a DESCRIPTION of
the coming nIar--,hat individual to whom is
to be entrusted the reorganization oi Canadu:
Plojkccy --Canada wall become free, and
will be annexed to the United States in five
years. UrIcr Canada will form one Sta:c,
Lower Canada Il second, and New Brunswick
q third. Independence OF the country Will
Ec obtained by means OF petitions addressed
10 the parent country, signed by men of all
parties, ana among oilers by 10000 French
Canadians. Lord Elrin will never GO back
70 England. The first Governor OF the State
ot Lower Canada will be ulan OF middle
arc, who just row is living very retired,
equally unknown 10 all parties. He is Il Ca
na.!ian III hear, and feeling. lis mother is a
Canadian, but his ia,her IS OF English origin,
although born III Canada. II is this doab!c
character, meeting III hm, which Viii cause
him to he advanced To The Hrcsid idcncv by the
almost unanimous vnccnt the people. Louis
Joseph Papncai, will not be one OF the irS,
10 declare himself in favor OF The annexation,
although hc longs Tor !, with n! his heart.
/ $ name VIII he gor o,,: III the future, (A,nS
fu"car) All the CanaGilus VIII unite to,
send linn as their representative 10 ti,r Senate
~ Congress. Believe tbs, or believe IL not
as It's SUITS you; ii vii! turn out the same in
the end.
"tGNoRANr STUCK IRA correspondent
Of tic Boston Pos writin. from the Ffancn-
lila Notch House. unjcr a rccrn, date, SAYS.
Il am writing amds: the c.a;t"r of a crow OF
ignorant s:n,k up yves OF prosperous mon.
ana i'll hli my" ,ow'$ '$ratc:ii with me, would
read them = s:r.uoa on S!,l!.hy gcn,crl j"o-
Mo
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Sumter Bakery.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he continues Baking, at his old
stand IN Broad street near Main. Bread and
all varieties OF Fancy Cake, Biscuits and
Crackers, constantly on hand
A!so-Rcccivcd daily constant supply o!
Smiths celebrated SODA WATER and a
supply OF Ice from Charleston
ICE tREAn, every variety OF Con'cc-
tI"nary, Fruit Nl,iv" and Tropical, Nuts,
Fancy Articles. etc. &c, constantly on hand
j. FLOUR, ol the best brands tnr sale.
JOHN O'CONNOR.
July Is, lSlJ. 80 t!
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$25,0OO CASH,

This amount i'll cash 10 be paid for negroes
from the age of from IL to 30 years old
The hl@hcs, market prices will be given, and
persons wishing to dispose of such property
will find ready sale by applying to the sub
s.r!bcr at SumtcrvilIc 5. G..
II. J. DINKINS.
Aug, 4, 1910. al If.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-29
10 Hail Road Contractors.

Gentlemen, can furnish !cw dozen
RIil Rold Carts with 3 inch tire AT $500
per GoAaa, and no less, Cash or such scrip as
may suit my inancccring purposes.
And from residence oi 20 wears in b,isl.
ness in this excellent community it may
reasonably be supposed that my abilities IN
circn!ating the negotiable are not very CON
tcmptlb:c.
/ ltccollect, then carts will not be bull, of
green pinc, bit OF the hest Rivcr-swnlnp oak,
ash and hickory and be suitable for plantation
purposes When the road is completed.
II. j. COGIilAN.
Aug 20, 1910. III IT
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HAULING,
Notice,
$50 REWARD,

VIII be paid lc. the apprehension and de-
livery to the .IailOr of Sumter District, of a
slave, named, Joe the property OF VIM. Webb
E,q, who escaped from custody, near States
hurgl,, on the 22nd INST, while being brought
10 trial. The slave is about 20 or - wears Of
age, a very likely fellow. He was charged
with lic crime OF storc-brcaking and ro5bing
t!rrcirom goods and money.
In order that he may be brough, to trial, |
will pay the above reward for his delivery to
the Jalior OF THIS or any other District, so that
he may be dealt with as the law requires.
II. J. COGIILAN.
July 23 1910. 80 If
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To INV far Seeing Customers,

Excellent Friends: How strikingly ap-
parent now is your wisdom and tirniness
For the last five, nay--cven seven years,
have some YOU from time to time visited my
prcsumptvc importunities for payment Of
your small bills ana with that hghminded
aud lofty Indifference to small matters, which
always distinguish men of sound udgmcn,,
deep penetration and Il proper regard for the
rights Of o;hcrs--you have invariably silcnccd
me with the simple words swat TIL | sell
my cotton" aud for the life of nc | could
notaccounl for your holding back from market,
the crops Of 50 many years, but now the
MISERY is revealed; here is lS49; the year
you where looking to for cotton to rise
and cotton has risen, and | am convinced
from the pleasing aspect Of your ancient bills
Gas we have an interview once a ycarO
that this is the time you were waiting for,
10 dispose Of your large accumulation Of
cotton, aud at one Ill swoop, to write in
the Book Of every Blacksmith those
clcctriiying words, which will cause our
anvlls to discourse most elegant music.
Come on gentlemen, VIC are prepared for
the shock.
r. ]. COGHI.AN.
Aug 20, 1910 1l 1t
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Beef! Beef
New AE'E'saEagenaReHAto q

The subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
friends i'll Sumcrvilc and vicinity, that as
his opponent in the Beef business continues
To Butcher on The sime DAYS that he does, that
he viii charge to MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS are the days he
viii Butcher: the prices are five and six cts
If Beef is taken regularly round-it choice
pieces every time, oi the round, the price is
eight cents. All persons are requested t"
have small Book so that the Beef can be
entered in Their Book a.; we'll as nine.
June u JOHN CHINA.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-29
Land at Bradford Springs
FOR. SALE.
4 N IlI INInI u SII MIND ID DIaSInINGIa

The Subscriber offers his tract of land at
Bradford Springs consisting in all of 206
Acres, situated IN North Eastcrly direction
from the Institute on the public road leading
from the Swimming Pens TO Camden, adjoin-
ing The lands Of the Institute and Mr.. F.. Brit
ton. On the premises are several very bold
Springs, (Sulphcr, calybrrte and excellent
drinking water springs) and from lis COM
manding position would form an eligible site
for IA hotel, as well as private residence
The salubrty Of its climate is too well known
TO need comment. And the land for planting
is as good if not superior to a majority around.
Also-Thc adjoining tract lO5 acres, OH
which is a dwelling house and out buildings.
Terms Low. For further particulars enquire
Of G.. DEI.ORME,
or of BROWN: LEE g. co.
Sumtcrvile Aug, ID, lS49. 12 If
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G'als3.s H9 Snia,ins. 1ii.trict.
Cj.iirs,i0m CD,i,J,Y.

C!tEr&'on CO"my.
Free white lnhthaaN's, Bat Co. No. /,
lower -, tlil Rot't. :. & Militia Com
lnAndNA nY CnM. El.cr plnWl!nn.
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Time is IIOneV !

The subscriber having purchased the right
for manufacturing Sabu's Patent Washing
Machine ioi THIS District, respectfully calls
the attention OF the public TO them. For
convenience, simplicity and utility, it stands
unsurpassed by any machine OF that descrip-
ton ever invented, as it will when under
stool wash every article clean, without inju-
rs aud Ill one .toIr,h the time taken by any
other mole. Manufactured by
ID. S. SARGENT.
s;u:nicryl..c. S. G.. IL If
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a CARD.
REYNOLDS & REYNOLDS.

have this day associated WIN. l.. REY-
NOLDS with me in the practice of DEN
TlSrRf.
Mr.. REYNOLDS has been my pupil for the
past four years, and commend him with con-
lidence To the community.
The business will be conducted as former
ly at my Office Oh Main street, under the
above name aud style.
WM. REYNOLDS.
Aug. ID ~ If
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Notice.,

Bishopvillc Division No. %, Sons of Tenn
pcrancc. will hold its Public Meeting on Sat
nrday the lst day of September. The
members Of the Sumter Division generally
arc earnestly requested to attend on that
occasion.
r. NJ. DYSON. Il. s.
Aug 22 1} It
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-29
,SEI ERIFF'S SALES.

By virtue of sumlry Executions to me d-
rcc,ci, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
September next, within legal hours of sale, to
the llighes, bidder for Cash. the following
property. Purchasers to pay fer Titles.
Lot and buildings thereon in
Sum,crvillc, adjoining lots of J J Miller, \
Pool, on Liberty street, levied on as the
properly Of X + Lyon at the sui, Of May
rant
One tract of 1870 acres of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands of w. Carpen-
ter and others, levied upon as the property of
inr another
One tract of land in the Fork
OF Black River, adjoining lands OF II. Sev
more, ct al, levied upon as the property of
Jesse Yates, AT the suit OF II. Il. Davis.
One tract of 800 acres Of land
in Salem, adjoining lands Of Mr.. Moore c, al,
levied upon as The property OF Furncy I.angs-
ton, at the suit OF {. y. Rupart, for another.
One tract of 20 acres of land
i'll Clarendon, adjoining lands OF f.. Broughton
and w H. B. Richardson, levied upon as the
property o! y. b. Braisord, at the sui: OF J
K. Brock.
One tract of 50 acres of land
more or loss, adjoining lands OF f. ]. Moses
and ". l.. Brumson, levied upon as the pro-
perty oi WIN Dcas at the suit of A. j. Mo-
Sos, Tor al,
HARVEY SKINNER, S. S. d.
10 Aug, 10.
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~ The price OF Packages o! Quarter
Tickets only, is advertised above.
~ The Managers Printed Drawings,
endorsed by the commissioners appointed
(ior this purposc) by the GovcrEo- OF Mary
land, arc in all cases sent to our CUrreSponL-
cnts.
1T Letters a.wa-s strongly and carefully
scaled.
The purchasers OF Packages Of Tickets
seldom have more than six chances amaiSt
their drawing i'll Package any oithc Capital
Prizes, and one Package may draw four Of
the highest Prizes. Twn-;hrds Of The pri-
zcs are sold in Packages OF Tickets.
u Please Order a few days BEFORE The
Lotteries draw. All Orders punclua!Iy an
swcrcd by the return mails.
Persons at a distance from Baltimore, who
wish Fortune Buckcd on their Backs"
will find that 1t is only necessary to enclose
tlc price Gas laid down in the above schcl-
nlc,) for Package or Single Ticket to the
Truly Fortunate, Far Famed ana O.d e.
tabl!shcd House of
PYFER & co.
No |. LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE MD.
Or, Box 5JI Ilnliim0rc Pos, Dtrr
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Notice,

Application viii be made To the Legislature
At lis next Session for an act OF incorpurat,on
Tor Bethany Church.
Aug. -, lSl0 II BIN
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z. B. 0AKzE'S,
BROKER g. AUCTIONEER,
No. 7, Siaer-,s3crt,
CI{.l RLE,STON, $. G.

Is dosrous 10 purchase, for Plantation in
Georgia, INN HNFi to THIRTY Likely
YOUNG NEGROES OF either sex; those
between the ages Of II and 20 prcicrrcd.--
Persons lia:0g such property 10 dispose Of
vii meet with CASH purchaser bp apply
ing rs above.
.S|urrs. Hcul Estate, BaNk ,Stoch.,
Sc, Jought md SOW on Commission.
July -, iSiO. 80 1910
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No |. LIGHT STREET Baltimore ND
o., Box 524, Baltimore Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-08

what he considered the growing progress Of the prin
clpe ana urging Its continued and vigorous
He combatted briefly the objection the clergy on
subject and referred to what he considered the ridi-
culoue position OF othersurging upon them they
should form society," with their snny ersary to be
styled the Gallows Union.
The PRESIDENT then proposed the following named
gentlemen, officers of the society for the ensuing
year. who were adopted and confirmed as such by the
meeting:-
President MIR. 7. McCoun.
Vice Presidents Richards Williams, Benjamin Ellis
Jacob Ilarsen, NJ. d, James H. Titus.
3reasurer.-Freeman Hunt.
Foreign Corresponding SecretariesJ. L. OSullivan,
Rev. w. S. Balch.
Domestic Corresponding Secretary r. Baker.
Recording Secretaries-Josah Hopper, NJ d., Henry w
Smith.
Executive Commiaee.-Horace Greeley, Parkc Goodwin
John f. Gray, Nj. d., A. Spooner Kings county; Rev
+. Buckingham, Oneida Joseph Post Queens county;
{. Briggs, Richmond county; Rev. T. May, On
ondaga county; John 8. Gould, Columbia county
Thomas McClintock, SEN, Abijah Ingraham NJ. d
Lewis b. Hardcaste, James S. Gibbons, 4. C. Have.
meyer, John s. Ferguson, Ulster county John d. Silk
man, Westminster county.
The President then introduced to the audience
Dr. ELDER, Of Philadelphia. The DR.. expressed hi
rcluc lance at being called upon unprepared he
and just arrived in town, to make speeche However
he did not for himself. much about argument on
questions With him it matter Of feeling-oi
mpusea part of his very nature to revolt ut the idea
OF linking himself in with, at least not
ting against the choking to death, by community of "a
single wretch, deprived at the time, too of further
ability to do harm. DR.. T.. referred to his practice
lawyer in capital offences, drawing there
from illustrations, showing the utter inutility of
capital punishment as preventive of crime,
which he commended was, should be, the chief end
Of punishment. Otherwise, it became "A retalia-
these points the Dr. concluded when the society ad-
journed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-08

ARRIVAL OF TRApERs.--Mr. Samuel Trussdale
arrived on Friday night, on the steamer Tamerlane,
bringing with him the remains Of Major Samuel Hack
elton Of the Illinois regiment formerly Speaker of he
House Of Representatives in Illinois. Mr. irusSos,e
left Santa Fe the 18th of March In company VIII
40 Mexcans, with u train Of IL or ~ wagons 1T.
In the town Of San Miguel, where they passeu n.sn1
the party was robbed by hexlcaiS " si'"s n,eny
articles Of small value, as guns blankets, &c, aons
M her articles stolen velvet pau wiicn COVERED
the coe,n containing the remains OF MAYOR hacketon.
cnmnlants welc lodged with the authorities OF the
go, and also it'll the priest whom tncy round ousiy
s n.a q, a monte table, but to no purpose.
the Arkansas river, the party encoun-
~ ,sree encampments Of the Cayugas and Arapa-
80 RTE Indians stated that they had taken their
,,,on there in order to collect toll from the traders
pDd emigrants who should pass over their territory
they said moreover that they expected reinforce
msnt daily from the Camanches. They were quite
friendly and received the little presents OF tobacco
&C. with much thanks
The company met parties of Indians along the whole
route whose manifestations were all however Of the
most friendly character They met the mail, on its
way TO Santa re Council Grove This mail will be
The first that will have reached Santa Fe for months
The company arrived at Independence in thirty days
4 he grass the plains Mr.. Il. states very good
Owing to the failure a the mails the Of the Ca
ornia excitement in - States had not reached Santa
Re Everything with the exception Of the marriage o.
several Americans to Mexican donnas quiet There
was but moderate activity business and goods were
selling at low prices-St Louis RsveiAs, .1p'" 49,