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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-30

TAXING bachelor FOR THE SUPPORT
OF TIE FREE ScuooLs-Thc Hon. II. a..
Wise recently delivered an address, in Vir-
GINA, on popular education. After discus
sing the suhicc, of taxation, for the support
of the free school system, he sravcly spoke
rs follows:
Tho rich bachelor, or man who has no
children and much property. should be lay
cd most OF all, if any distinction of persons
a, all were mndc. He who has wealth and
no Children, needs the protection OF tho Sintc
and the community in which he lives far The
Sscnrhy9 his person and his property, and
he has scliishly cvaded (lhe bachelor | Incan)
the hnrthcns in society of supporting n wife
and family OF childrcn-ihe highest duty Of
Il good citizen. ffc wants virtue and wants
knowledge Of al. around him 10 guard his
possessions, and ought he not to pay his
part OF TIC expenses OF the guards? The
Free Schools are the guards of NIL persons
and property where they exist, and without
knowledge and virtue among the people, the
State, with all its powers, cannot support
persons ami property. Has the childlcss
m'srr a suit pending involving thousands Of
his boarded gold! Who is to he the jury to
try the fate of his dollars? Can they read,
and write, and cyplIcr? Does the bachelor
sue Tor injury to his Character? Do the iu-
rlcs w!lcrr lie lives value reputation? Does
he want Il piece of work requiring skill?
Are mechanics where he lives men of skill,
well instructed in their business? The Free
Schools would give him ~jurics capable Of
constituting his will when he dies, and n me-
chanIc skilled cnuuph IN construct hic ror
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-30
OCToBER 10TH, 1850.

DEAR Sir: received, ~ my return from
charleston, your letter Of the Sth, convey
''1g to me a resolution adopted by the Clare
mont Association, iu7it!ng nc, With Senator
Ea'ic: Year. Representative, Mr.. Wona-
ward, to address them on the End Monday
IN Nov. II will be mt Of my power to
tend the meeting. as | shall then be in at
tendance upon the Southern Convention at
Nashville. lcannot bat express my warm
est approval of the general organization of
The State by tNcsc a 's,ciat;rns, as afford.
ing 'hc best mole hy which tho people ruay
express ticar opinions, and act with such
pronpt'tud" and vigor as the cxigcncics of
the times require.
'f''h assurances nf respect, | remain
Your nbr,licnt servant, II. ". BARNwELL
L. Is. FRASER. Sum!crvillc, $. G..
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Te,nperanos Meetine-

The second quarterly meeting Of tho Eo,li.
bar i. A. Society will DO held at Lodi6ar or
Saturday, the 2Oth' of November. Al which
tine, the Rev. +. Rush and others will address
'ho SOCIETY. The public nre generally invited,
The Ladies' especially. and the member request
ell to DC pnnctunl in attendance.
ROBT. E. WHEELER, Suc'rY.
Oct. lIth.
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a party Of thirteen fugitive slaves passed
through ~Tamaqua, Schuyk,lI county, last
friday, on route Tor Canada. The next day
they were followed by two individuals, who
engaging The assistance OF our constable,
followed on in their pursuit. Tho pnrsuers
SUGGESTED IN ovcrtaking the slaves at Wilks
barre, but owing to the strong expression
OF feeling manifested by tho people in their
favor, they were forced 10 beat a hasty re-
treat. The constable was induced to fol-
low them under the impression that they
we're horse thieves, bit on learning other.
wise, he refused to render any further CO.
opcration,-Fhila. Lcigcr.
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BALrJMoRE, Oct. 90.
Further by ne Asia.

Further by he asia.
The Schleswig llolsteiners attempted TO
take Frcderickstadt on the 9Th inst. hut
were repusscd by tho Danes after lombard
ing part at tho town, producing much de-
struction and a considtrab loss Of life
on both siles. The attack was 70 have
been renewed the next day, when n dcsper-
ate confsrct gas expected. The Holstein-
crs were out OF funds and had appealed to
United GaaIrmaRly- fotr . sais sas
Affairs in Germany were in an excited
and alarming condition. Austria and Prus-
sia seem on the eve OF an open rupture.
The possession Of Hesso-C assei aud other
Germanic States rendered the relations of
Germany very precarious.
England. France, Russia, and the other
European powers rcsrpin in q state q quiet
ness.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-30

AccfDgNr--Wc regret to learn, that on
tuesday last, Tho 22d. inst, tho clubhouse,
and about twenty bales of Cotton
OF MIR. James NJ. Nelson were consumed
oy ire III this District Tic fire Is s,,ppos-
ca I" have originated from inattention in
the gin properly grcnscd, and from
.crcsying the brush too tight while it was in
operatlon@
m q, !YyAAost Master informs us, that from
nd af or %%turday next, the mail for Vancc's
Ftrrv Ne Offices intervening, will leave
Su.,ervilllc .on Tuesdays aud saturdays,
at 6 o'1pck.sf w. ana return on Wednes-
duvs and Sundays, at 2 o'clock.
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persons p,serishcl. The oxasisftm s;nois
yet known. az

u- JEsse.E Dow, Roaia Politician.
died suddenly OIL th~cfaightpf tho 2s1tinsts
at his lodgings in Waslinegton CITY
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NJ. ID. McINroSn, w. p.
!. +. MELLErr, w. a.
w. rs. MclXrosu, X. $.
J. w. FLEuING, \. Il. s.
y. S. WoEsHAM, +. S.
J. J. McFADplN, ~.
J. f. M~cINTosH, C..
ID. LAvENpER, a. G..
:. NJ. SHirIl, ]. $.
w. T.. BYRD, .. S.
T.. NJ. GIBBoNs, u. w. p.
w. NJ. MCINTOSH, II. S.
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Gen. TaYlOr's Remains.

The remains of Gen. Taylor, under the
charge Of Col. Taylor and Maj. Bliss, pass
cd through Baltimore, on the 2Slh inst, en-
route To Kentucky, for their final i%ntcr.ncnt.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-30

The following persons we're elected Off
GERS of the Black River Division No. 70, on
Saturday evening October 9th, 1850 for
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Wool Wanted.

Tho highest markttprirn paid for WOOL
81 4. ja& l.. MUSES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

II " =
Commercial afairs still in satisfactory stale but a.
he same time buoyant than week ago The sales OF
Foreign anG Colonial Produce lo moderate eNen,
during The Ast DAYS tat holders being IN their de-
inAnis m prices generally have been paid The improved
tone win Which our COIToN closed he isih
INST manifested sef upon its opening on Monday The
irnaud WAS far extent and iuershy vel supplied by
holders al The tail Of his day seuugh Ga Iue--
lsv morning The Boston of he n srrvrd from
New York AZ visug AZ advance OF per pound hal
market ana decidedly uufAvOrsbc accounts a. 10 he
probable amount Oi The crop. The market Immediately
manifested yery excited appearance.
Spectators became exceedingly ANXIOUS purchasers and
An advance u "a and IN IL per a a.
once obtained by hoders and the day sales reached ~ 90
bales, 20loO on speculation
Since Tuesday there has been ess activity be demand
has been upon much smaller scale wlich holders freely
supply decline OF "a from the extreme prices current GA
Tue-iay and the market closed to-day quietly A. AZ Al
vance 81 "a TO- ne Qugtauors Of Friday las
The saes to-day 40 bales 5000 speculation. The
nt sales hts s. 4 bales, OF which SPECTATORS
have taken @,ot0.
American he suhon1el quotation. Today Tor sir Bowed
ID Mobile "a. Orleans I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

One OF the most praIseworthy acts OF the Leeis
atve Assembly was the adoption Of law estab
fishing a system Of Common Schools No better
evidence can be desired OF the integrity and clear
sighted patriotism Of our Legislators. than the re-
marksble unanimty with which this law was
adopted This Territory 10 very peculiarly situ
sted and to no people IN the world is education
more important
Our advantages on this sublect are duly sppre-
cated as is proven by the adoption Of this law, and
also by another fact to which We refer with high
degree of satisfaction The children OF tins Ter
ritory are more general, n school than in any por
ton of the Union and more willingness is manifest
cd L. meet the expenses OF education, however
great than we usually lind among the American
pOople
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
Breadstun-.

The CoEN market continues 20 exhibit much .Anggor
Buyers oonfne their purchases 70 immediate nlis SUI
preseui there j. not much lke5hOo % prices gong
much lower hAn our present quotations.
Al market bed here to-isy, the beet Wesiern Cana
Flour sold Al 25s6d "a Phi and Bal - ami - 81
One % p. "a Indians Corn = steady 81 81 5s
6i. for white ~ - 81 for yellow and p q - for
The laos market continues arm with ar improved tend
ency The .ss American Mai oroggh considerable orders
for rss aud there i disposition 20 bay or he compile
ron for Of he Eng lsh lines Scotch pig Iron has
5een IN demand and pnces have improved.
The quotations merchant lar Iron * % esi rol'
NJ, -, HOOP a. TO- Sheet 4 =; Scotch "a No J.
We ssse very FEW rcaask. to make OF III. .s.e Of ne
Money market for The pas week Cast remains abundant
bgi expected BY the leading discount houses % become
ugher IN consequence Of he Age aeees.ions Of 'Pecas
Don bils Snd the Operation q The hsss.As oar 49, ~.
The impetus given 10 Produce q AL descriptions by ne
abundance of money has his week 10 soe e1teui been
checked and the ruscnon the vsge lof Coffee ac oey
produce The future 81 The markets ior some enc IA
In Consols 10 suetuson. OF any moment have occurred.
The market has very quiet and closes tonight Al -
being per wer Than last Friday The knssan Loan
has been Srgvy ce4. In Al Pree vartng om :; a. pre-
munl Athoagh the scrip Il not yet Issued eosed 70
nighf = 81 q ! premium.
CorTEf-T6ere hzs seea ess scvity he demand, &c;
sUcAS-There has been less disposition purchase a.
kinds Of Colonial tbs week II foreign he sEsActons
Porto Rice 5s AS. benz f1L rSiss Bran a. IS u
lss %, day paid ior ordinary brown
ToBAccoTte skes since he IL ar - aods Of y nch
- were taf ir &3a 10 Tor expofAnon Gna ~ oy le
zde The market has becl very trm throughout aD1 f
prices paid for a. descriptions
PkovisioNs BsconLoders q rev 10 noi appear inclined
- give way prcr Anc he stock sod. hsvlEg become
zlsch reace advance II i per las been CHAINED
on ow qualities Beefthe sses are 80 SO neIess, Or
dinGv Cd gh "a good brands q rev Is lls ID
PoKK-Od Prime Mess . N demand for export Oooa
reaized Sc rs, very ire 56s SIS shoeeeTs orc
nay setting a. l6 lis Good 81 lss lss 81 Ceoce
OF fne qualify i N fair demand.
LAKD-The transactions have again been eItrlsFe The
for the Il DAYS begng fy So t-ns a. sevA1ee
q 10 y ca tSs beng lie cwes caoiAoas tor orcf
oAry refining CQA1ues
fSIlssTs have ter on he sc.e vel sspportee 20,
whstA1dirg Interruption 10 nc inland rr1rca
lns BY frost and Considerable arrivals % sepptEz 81
n Passengers We aocce improvement They Goa
unae sesrce and are taken Al 1nremunerarng Tsies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

H.tlyA1 TEiTcRtFH OFEf-E.t
Frdsy FEB SO. PM
The Europa Captain Lott arrived a. about :
clock his evening bringing Liverpoo dates OF The
10th OF January
Notwithstanding the darkness OF the nisht the
Express was run 10 hours and 20 minutes
TIE splendid NeW YORK pacEet-hip Hotunsuer. Capt
Blrsey. hss IN pre- 20 the iufy 10y ie Generous 80
.hov loss ~ 70 attends the disaster The Hpulngle
sailed from Liverpool Tor kelg-lors on he ION Jauuar-
She had 20 cabin ana sfeerage passenger together VIII
DE Captain md Of 5N men and hoys, and very fi
re CHI Of various descriptions of goods She had Only
n,s-.i A. lar n. Back ser Bank which a the
Wexford. when she struck one % ihose dangerous
edges Il rock which Ie concealed boo That quarter
This occurrence ON the morning oi ne 1871 January -
On the u his misap pHrt ~ me crew AMI al
me passengers were sent ashore Capt burnsev and -
his remained board determined not 60 leave ne
ship while there the remoest chance Of saving her
On the following morning, the jih the ship noaiei %
Black Water Bank and bore away before lie wind and
struck ArklOw Bank where she Oerwsrd went 10 pieces,
and sad 10 relate. Capt Burnley and twelve Of he noble
band who determined 20 be he last OF NE ship met
wsiery grave.
tune the passengers e tie ship her situation seemed
90 be- utterly hopeless Tie hold fu of water and The
making breaches over her II was win extreme
difficulty nnd peril that the passengers and samfn were
passed IN boats breaking with dreadful violence
the bank The Passengers were unable 10 iake any ng
out ahp except he clothes hey had on AZ The time
The boats happily succeeded I'M reaching The shore A.
though with extreme difficulty, from he night on NE sea
and great distance 81 mes from the bank % the
and Capt Burseys son. vh0 wss board ihe Horin-
geir up 10 The time struck Biackwaer Bank il 4
passenger board the Europa
Tie guy Mauuefng for Sew YORK, got aground ou The
outer al of The Princes Dock M0ncAy The fine good
having landed % good order she WA. hew srds ha
ed into the Princes Dock She had a. one time 20 20 feet
Of water ~ her hold and appeared very much strained
The Guy Mannerng hss discharged ali her cargo aud viii
be taken into the gsvnr dock for any necessary repairs 10
her eau King 81 lDyycf plarks " here crushed
The Bombay and Calcutta markets ure essentially ihe
same A. by previous mail under date Canton Nov q l.
stated thai the Of business done IN imports has been
limited and he price generally most unssiilsciofy Iron
and grew III rtngs lille huuer ulsn asst month and
these are he only goods which have maintained their
value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
HOBOKFN ITEMS

FlRE CoNPANIEs-Hoboken Fire Company
No numbering about sky members : composed % re
most respectable oi Hobokens Young The, have "a
iae u~o story Engine ouss . by - ei the upper par,
OF which is used b. 5etsiing and lecture roor. Town
Han and on Sundays place Of worship, by he Dutch
Reformed Socetv This hRlding VS. purchased 5y vol
alisry contributions from he Inhabitants of lie pace
amos- every iothoder giving his quoiAsnI presented 20
lie Compsnv q. token OF esteem and reward
Hobosen ha- also Hose ComPsny-hsving tine car
rage which carries so ee, % hose-anl Hook and Lsd
der Company belonging to the -e Department sl The
members Of which are nobiespiried young men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
NENNARk TTFMs

NtTINlff n " sNIOFI 10
FREE CHURoH-On the Fl inst the new build
ing in Prospect-si erected from psH Of Mr. wills OF
York and known Christ Church. consecrsiel
10 Divine worship by the Bishop u the Diocese, A. =
House OF PRAYER for al People u : beautiful and
smre House in -cf has been bli by thu generosity
~ pou. persons. a. a Free Church M which no seai
sail hs sold rented The congregation go ou
OF fIeir narrow boundaries into beautiful possess oH
which they neither bought nor hgt and which sfoo reslf
Tor their occupation sud thai of OILERS win am. ff.
debt and IncmhrsRce - any kind and noN mar 10 1888.
stands il- upon no Dom l- of prfa'n prop
errv huf open ike H. mir snd snC KIN u trert snff
being Who would seek HIS dressings e' OFT -n-sd FEB AT
Of every color and OF every country every kindred and
Of a. conditions forever
- John Thompson a sonoi Robert W Thomp
son Esq Of New Brnsw ck had his lex ana severely
crushed by the recent esposon the city oi New ors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
Jersey CITY ITEMS

StrUSoAS AFrESNooS. Fsh. p
MasoNIc-The Masonic fraternity have recent
- organized Lodge 10 Oh. cry Which. informed,
- very aogr.shlg -ondiuoa-nrw accessioas 90 their
lumber being made from week 90 wees
METHODIST EPisCoP Al CHCRCHIN SoCTE- SiNrE
sr Psv1sr,-Th= contract for Ire shove work hss been
gwen % Jesse Hoppe q A. Y1r,, The ou4irg 10 e
frame. sld -omF.ste By he L, OF jag. lsi3
NV EN6INF-The New Jersey Railroad Com
paly have psced upon their road engine ass made 10
their SHOPS, % ruu between Newsrs and Jersey CIV.
called ~ q Thompson She performs aer tips With
expedition with hesvv ,rNns ard W n he comioraa care
Toe Nevsafs irsn. : decided improvement Ths
e. s1e on experimental TIP. several mixes DO s
lt-e rnrfe esch. snG has with hesvv n
from NeparS 10 Jersey City u about D. minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
TIE lSfh of November,

TIE question has Of late frequently been asked
Why does the Hawaiian Government observe the
2sth OF November The following document VIII
afford gu answer 10 the question
Corr Of the Jon, Declaration Of Fr1Aes and IT, b'''a@
Her Msesty the Queen Of the United Kingdom % Vfee
Britain aud Ireland and lie Maes;y ne hing u -
french taxing into consideration tn existence " i'
lch Isaads Government cspabie ~ pfoslo-ne ~
regarfy Of IL relations with fore N nations nave h1-s
q ytf 10 engage recicrOeaiv consider ne ShholeN
Island. a. an ndetendsut Ssie and never 70 lsHe p
- ueifber drecv or under the tie u proecp1ia On
lnder sry 0ther form u the territory Of WHICH "ey ~
re un1ersiened Her Msie-y's Principal secrtiafy OF
-st f,r Foreign Afars and the Arbasss9or fHfsorHhs
~ ~ His IS esty The King ~ he French A. he tOaH ~
Lrdgr bong furnished win The necessary powers mere
~ declare In consecuence that heir sad hh)-snes AXE
rer!procGly ihsi engagement
IT, yltncss whereof Tie unders ged have sgneo NE pre-
.sn, declaration and have affixed thereto ihe sea Of ei
Arms 49, xt.-
'' '''' IsgnedJ ABERDEEN psi
ISgned IT. AULAiRE. Isl
The day has by some been styled that Of the n
waiian Independence IL is not uncommon, % hear
persons speak OF the United States GOvernment,
being also party TO this agreement, but u IS a
mistake The Government OF the United states
has. however Acknowledged the Independence OF
this Government. and We believe that Act Of Ac
Acknowledgement prcccdes similar acts on the part oi
other Governments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
COUNTRRFEITERs AT wORK.-TLs


y again cautioned against various spurious BlacS'
ings inlrnded - paned upon them a. the ssnutns
MasOns Challenge Backing, by parties Who aware o Ne
universal and deserred popularity of he genuine aFcie
tes ~ BY ysinous stealth Of James MEs0ns Baking
LAl~ 10 appropriate 20 lf-ns-Yes that patronage which
has years q toll and perseverance, 10 acquiring
Ia order The efrc-uay % deceive ne ary o.
he counerieer- Of Jas AssOus English Backing abe
aces the letter 4" teaDre he words Hason's Original
Challenge Backing over The Top Of he labe and 80 In
reduces he " c. into he sgnsrlre-msking h read
liter u AasOns Backing Label Ga Fg.tOn-s New YORK
copies hs whole design u tie label tul substitutes his
- name tor tie word "MASOSS7 The labels u lhs
counerrer printed various eolOrs Of paper In al
other respects these fac snes q Jas MaSOns Ia
glsh Baeklg sbel while the oouHterJsf Hacking fss
IKE al other spurious articles entirely worthless ard des-
Of every quality that recommends the genuine Black
ng
Precisely he plan prscused by lie eounterfers
u MssoBs spaaiA Backing abel ths whole LABEL having
5een copied verbatim, The and number only excepted
This fraud h. Subscribers have advertised extensively
al hose for which the Spanish labels designed
and n instznee east where The spurious sGce
ngended TO be pansed upon merchant IN Sogh America
e1pense too d tan he whole or sna invoice price
These bsre.cec afrempts % deaHd The manufacturer o,
ne genuine article u he reputation and livelihood and
oe Tine % etest consumers BY imposing upon tner
confidence IA favor Of M.sons OrlgnAl CHALLENGE BLACK
.ug, require 60 comment Beware therefore, Of ali iuits
10ns Of > Nasous Backing ard BOY none bgf such 4,
hss lac smile u a. Aasons signature o. H. which Il
upon sFery bon u fhs genuine aTce ard can be had
a. respeeeDie cea-fs throughout he Jned 3aies and
rom ne nsnufsctgrerH JAS > NASOSk CO
y - ~ y TtirG--t. and 10 Willow sf. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
n0Ar,IkN MANTEp-On Ine Desva-e .at 20

~ F.n.I .nr $50 Tie Company are now patuins
- frs-ei hoafs ch hey sell 10 temperate snt H.
...s.-.,u. r,as GA Adorable terms, to te emp.oNct II
sr-i-hirg Goa from Hons-tae AMI hAN eN tp hondv~
- Ns,..Yn-k The boats blt 10 cNrry 10 ilns ihF
-, 49, ~. v-sr Will however. - only shuut "a, nns
rh -rrs viii be goo purchase money Tor ne boat -
~ which must paid In cash or good security sNef
a. II. o,rart on OF before the LAT Gay oi August ueN
~ - ,n.. ~ he purchase money VII BE received ~ m
a., merits of SIS pe p ont o the freight Of ne boat ie
ME hi shl tor the present wear vii De a. ioc"s ~
rim made IN 10 DAYS ron HonescNe 90 konuoal ~ m'
rae I'D IS cents per n for II DAY irps s. cents per ah
.ni n over n DAYS the rHe oi 30 cents pef Nn pu' 81
e.rh cargo - will retained until NE end Of ne season
the "a snce he c,shg vii be pad IN easn al me Sod '
each irip. o. -, 49,.
I'm 800, B. ..t
Tss canal Is les miles long TIE .ocks are tended Doe
av .8 rshf and t-ips can ne made I'D DAYS ~uhoat
-Hssss of hor.e. The C0mpsny engSgo "a supply ne
rre sh ami l eupiOymsrg or he boat nom the opcninR
III fs -snsl 10 the cuse 81 navigation. When boats ar
,si.. AL IIsw'ev miie- from Rondoat he pay VIII ne
RI rrrfiar 10 thai fronfiH onssise When hoas sft ~
,ira % discharge NJ New-lork, he COMPANY steam
5cas viii tow them without charge, and Al additions
IN ght wi. be- paid TO that pscs
Tie Company are a.so building = number oi sco"s
which they vii a. 500 ZACH he Same terms VI pay
neu the boss except Ina he in-ism"n's VIII De -
per MP.
s.sr Al re ice OF ne Delaware and Hudson Cana Go
jl WaHst New York " N reference or recommendation
A. % character Snd capacity and n accepted, notice vii
81 given u hen snt where e contract Dee executed
MAURICE WURTS, President Tro Too
Erw.Yors, jan. Is. 1850 J1i I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
FROM OREGON

We CLEAN the following items from the Oregon
Spectator, published at Oregon City Of Oct II
The first important business that engrossed the
attention Of the Assembly was the preparation OF
a memorial TO the United States Congress. Tbs
matter consumed the best part Of two weeks and
at length one was agreed 10, which embraced most
of the matters Of special interest 10 the People Of
the Territory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11


Captain Morris. 4 the British bark HarPooner,
vas brought before his honor Judge Bryant nited
States District Judge for the first district Il TINS
1errItory. by j. = Thornton Sao- Indian Agent Oh
4 charge Of having introduced intoxicating I1ors'
and o. selling and giving such hq1orE = Indians n
tbs errtOry. The question raisec On ne q. A.
vas whether ttis = m IEis1r -5gHtrg within me
nesniuy of the avs q; ihe United states mo
which .spirt10us AID Intoxicating hq1o-. csnnot o
Introduced and sold = Indians I-D qlesuo1
Vas discussed with learning and ability. rs i-'-.ol
the J1dge decided that ftsi "a % Imam oo1A'..
within the meaning Of the .sT a. East s. ~ As Z.
make u criniua. ior any person 10 ms Ierr'T! -
give or sell such liquors % Indians And u nj
dqce s1ch H1u0rs anon the Indians ior rain,
would be violation o. the Law. HIS honor as
held. that the receipt u such liquors py l9alA-'
from the vessel b. which they were Introduced
and tie sale OF GIT q them . Indians Ano - ~
as residing an11e ttom b. The captain o. spch
vessel wa. sufficient evidence. P7ma fari9' %
their unlawful Introduction
T,he Jo1o'r.ag aers apparel o. q P7rt'0' q
o,y N1y1sHg EdriOa ol Saturday.