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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

In PURSUANCE Of order Of the suoga Of the County Of
KewYork hereby gwen 20 al persons having clan
eRans THOMAS STEELE ats Of the City Of New fSrs, De-
present the with vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
Al the Office Of Read No b9 Cortland street. the City Of
New York on or before fifteenth day Of July New
Vork, the eleventh day Of January, 1851
JAMES STEELE, Administration.
l3 lswSnlMa JESSE READ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

EN PUsUAECE OF the Surrogate OF The County NsH
Io uoucs hereby gwen 70 al persons as'S CLAIMS Aais
SARAH Cow PERTHAITE late Of the City % New FORK WIDOW
seased 70 vouchers thereof the suoscb
Broadway in the city Of NsS York on or ~
rs bs as Apn nsIt-Dsted New York hs 18th tU o.
October 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

nERARIMEET or REPAIRS AND suPPIiEs.-I9 BULL " ~;
lOEesslst Proposals will received at the Once
Commssous Of Keeafs sua 7uPp"e es-s"' No So Cav
until Monday, March 10th, ~ u O'Clock, NJ al when tne
tbey be publicly opened for building three story building 90
Chambers . New City Hall and Rounds SAID oud
ug TO be Offices Estnators "" estimate
Tor the following work separately VIZ Carpenter WORK mason
work WORK The plans and pechcauons an1
,pisnaton regard said building be bad ne oce OF
the Superintendent Repairs Of Public Buldng' No ~ Efioe
At Buk estimates Be bad al either Office n b-hs ught
70 ect reseed BY the COMMISSIONER OF Repairs
WIN ADAMS,
2sf Comm ssOner Of kepa's and supplies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

STREET DEPARTMENT No 4 HALL OF RECORDS.-Ssa
prono.as will be received comm5soners Once
SATURDAY March II O'Clock TO rass and ,enoys
he the north side Of Canal
the canal boat NO suaA ~
and i4h and st O. Gag space feet vide through SIDE
uss Of 18Th and c. 70 Tag space eet VIDE
through the uorhsf Sidewalk Of 7t between st and Az ~
10 aas SPACE vide through the sds~s o. 3 II between
m and Broadwa regulate and 0th 81 between TN and
savs Plans and all inf rma'on thereto can - had
a., Ibl.r So. r,,rs.ionsr - ami :. MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
NEW YORK 4 NEW. HAVEN RAIL,

lNROAD-This line leaves Canal st. SLanon-Aceommo-
daron Train at 7l5 A NJ; Express yrAin, NJ Accom-
mOdston Train, 9 A ~; Express Train 8 r N Accom-
modatiOn Train for New Haven a. 4 p. III, and Comma
taiion rain for ndgepon N. Passenger are re-
ouested TO procure tickets before taking sess 10 ne cars
e. B. MASON, Superintendent
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NOR BOSTON via FALL RIVER
IyOR BOSTON, BY NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

IL 1Trains from New.York 10 Poughkeepse leave the
Office In Hudson.st rear Chambess 8I6A NJ for Pas.
sengers; al u NJ for Passengers and freghj atzf n.
for Passengers; at NJ Passengers; ~ NJ Passen-
IA M, sA M, lL45 A. NJ, s P NJ, and leave PeekstiR
M7PM OLIVER II. LEE. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN riding law % all persons
having claims against EDWARD CRUMhEf, he of the city
Of deceased that they required U eHh tbs Uth
vouchers thereof the subscriber HENRY Chu MMEl Al
M. the Of sand ami Gold sts IN the City Of
R,on on or before the Dated February
l2, ls6l MAXI nv " ~ i6ih
HESRY CRUMmEY, hN''"'''''
l4f law6vhF HENRY CRUhhEf, Jr
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(NOkPORATl0N NOTICE. PROPOSALS FOR OIL -Propo
~ be received by the Commissioner o Streets and Lamps
his ufcs No New City Hall until O'clock r h SATURDAY,
March which will be received for furnishing hs
Corporation OF the City gallons Of Spring
pure Sperm OIL OF The best quality, and allow cents
gallon empty returned Samples must be cent n the ONCE
Lamps and Ga No las msreerst
before Friday the 18th Of March O'Clock p NJ The estimates
be opened Commissioner AZ off Monday lTth
O'Clock A. Blank estimates be had AZ the ONCE o. the
Commissioner HERMAN W. CHlLDs,
I'm lot Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, Fe 4dALL OF hECORDS-puehs
- Eocs hereby gwen following Resolutions has bess
adopted Council RESOLVED That 7h BE- EXTENDED
70 HE s1sdor sassy aide Of Tompkns st. by bridge
pss with block the Ousr end under TIE tecuon s
Commission and that the Street Commissioner give nos
10 the grantees the lying -atsr both sdes
the exterior hns sbovs directed aad
accodsncs with the pov5On and covenants IN The gAne 70 sac
owners BY the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay oil ne
Civ of Nav Yo Adopted Board Of Assistant Alderman
Nov 49, 1850 Adopted By The Board Of Ahsrmsn, Dec H. 1850
Approved By the Mayor Dec. a. 1880 - -. -
Dec. 70, 1870 g3ml 3ohF OODoA' SHssaSoDt
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HNHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
n COMPANY,
OF THE OF NETWORK,
Office Corner OF Greenwich and Fulton SIC.
Ocean Bank Building.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire.
DIRECTORS.
Aaron Clark, g. w Durham,
CTowel Adams, Ward A. Work,
Levi Apgar, Samuel g. Bowman,
Nathaniel Weed, WIN Fl. Dietz,
David Magic, William Hustace
Valentine Kirby, Robert Hoe
MA Hoppock, Joseph M. Brown,
b. H. Van Auken, Robert 2. Getty,
CIV. B. Ostrander, EbeueZer Beadleston,
D. Randolph Martin, Harrison Jones,
Ely HOppock, .o, -, .r,, ,,,.
0EoReE w SAVAGE. Secretary 2lf6m
VENHE NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

UROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT March >. l66l-Seaet
Proposas endorsed Proposals for Sewer Broadway, vii
be received at oce until Tuesday 18Th nstat at o'clock T.
for Building Broadway Canal 10 White Il
length The plan and specifications Of the WORK
49, bs Cor sct C.k Tms lOusI NICHOLAS DE AN Pres't
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VOA CASES BLUE and WHITE ans
IOOTWO BLUE PRINTS. For sale By
ID @. B.. LIE BARON, IS finest
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HFPARTMENT OF kEPAIks AND JFFLIts--IO % ID
UEKs Proposals. Will b. received at the oe Of i1s
Commissioner Of Supplies basemsnt No Ner City
Hall MONDAY March 10th, at - O'Clock at winch TINE
they will be pubhc opened for building three story bu dg oa
The the MARKET be up-d a. market and
police station Esmaors viii estimate FOR the carpenter
rok and mason separately plan and speculation snd al
relating ssid building BE- obtained al ne oo OF
the Public Buildings No 10 Haoeh
A. BnL estimates viii be furnished either Office. NB-fhs
t 10 reject all estimates by the Commissioner Of Re
pars Supplies deemed for tbs Interest the coporoa
f WIN ADAMS,
Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies.
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4 Msrch.-The splendid and regular Packet Ship OAh
RICK Capt Adams, will sail as above, her regua dag
For feR ut passage. having uuvaed accommodation
spply OF board al Pier No II East River OF 10
SPOFfORD, TlLEsroN CO,
ev tq7th as SOuthst
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T0TJAN PTANO-FORTES.-W'

CARHART'S OWN IMPROVED
U.ELODEONs Of superior tone and style, for sale
.,,hs MelodeOn WareroOms, At $50 Broadway. Please
III and examine. ioi lm'l J. o. SbAhN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

STREET DEPARTMENT NO T. Hall Of Records-Pusho notice
- hereby given the following Resolution has sdoptee
by the Common Councils Resolved That the GAP the bukhesd
on North RIVER 18th and l4 s BE- butt up under ks
direction Of the Street Commsoner and that The eIpen
cot twelve hundred dollars DO taken from TIE
appropriation and slips trust account aud N case Us
lots fronting sad bukhsad, the esess OF sa
ts sfsr the thereof being 70 hsm by the
Street Commissioner shall neglect refuse to indemnify me Cos
poraon incurred building said onkhead that
counsel 10 The Corporation hereby decise 10 tsks
gal enforce and recover from the said parties OF sthe
Of them the Of incurred Adopted o. N
Board Of Assistant Aldermen Dec IS 1880 Adopted BY the boa
Of Aldermen IL 1881 Approved By The Mayor Jan 80 1901
T3m ybhN l. DobHh, oHsst NouluS'"u'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
DRY GOODS, &C.

DLEACHED COTTONS.-2, 600 cases
ID Of all qualities from three-quarters to tweve-qusr
ms "'O'' ~ NEsMIrH CO., so and 50 Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

NOLORED CAMBRICS.-l00 cases
" al colors ard qualities for sale a. reduced prices y
a @. r. LIE BARON IS Pine-st
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-23
Mr. Pnlaldilg's H,euter.

The letter OF this New York gentleman,
IN reply to Committee OF The Secession
parry inviting him to address the citizens
OF Charleston on the l7th inst, has been
published by the Carolinian and other Sc.
cession papers with such comments M ,hcy
supposed would arrest the attention of the
people of this State
we had supposed that our people have
had enough Of Northern Men with South.
ern Principles. The case Of Mr.. Wax BIZ.
REN is flesh in their memories and ,hcv
have not forgotten that this same Mr.
PAuLDING was n member OF his Cabinet.
And the people Of Sumter remember VOL
enough that Mr.. PAULDrXG acco,npanicd
the Ex-"rcsidcnt, the Northern Man with
SoEthern Principles, in his yisi, TO Col
SINGLETON of this District, only few wears
ago. Why should they 90 North to &c,
advisers Will the Secessions,s in orm
the people how Mr.. PAULDIxG is 70 be sf.
iec'cd by The fate of South Carolina! Will
he help to defray the expenses of her Sep.
drnhe government How much of the
Sl,5OO,OoO will he pay? Would her con.
d'tlon be finally that OF Bankrupt, will
ha share II Do those who thus command
these Northern Men and Southern Princi.
pies to our citizens, suppose that they are
thus 10 be duped
Did the Committee write to "Many'
too What was his reply, and where is
it? How much will "Many" give p
How far docs he go for Secession 4?
We warn our friends against these at.
lcmpts to bolster up a tottcring cause with
Tho authority of persons, however distip.
suishcd, who canno, and will not be affect.
I'd by an event which must inevitably prove
heir rum,
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THE SUMTER BANNER
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY MORNING
BY w. J.. FRANCIS.
.gSdSusGan.&s !.


3too Dollarsfin advance, Two Dollars
And Fifty y-cents a, the expiration of six
months, or Three Dollars at the end of the
year.
No paper discontinued until all arrcara-
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urAlvertisements inserted at rs cts.
per square, (l2 lines or less,) for the first
and half that sum for each subsequent
insertion. -
UThe number OF insertions to be mark
3 ed on all Advertisements or they will be
published until ordered to be discontinued,
and charged accordingly.
UOne Dollar per square for single
insertion. Quarterly and Monthly Adver-
4 tisetnents will be charged the same as
single Insertion, and semi-monthly the
same as newones.
~ AL Obituary Notices exceeding six
i lines, and Communications recommending
Candidates for public Offices or trust-or
putting Exhibitions, will be charged as
advertisements.
GI' Rev. FREDERICK RUSH, is travelling
agent for this paper, and il authorized to
receive subscriptions and rcccip, for the
;. same.
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CO-OPERATION TICKET.
FOR THE
SOUTHERN CONGRESS.
Col" JOHN S. PRESTON, Of Richland
COL. JAS. CIIESNUT, Jr., Of Kcrsl,aw

"a The banner has been DELAYED thai,
we might have an opportunity Of making
such com ncn,s upon th, discussion Of tho
Separate SrccssInn party ct their meeting.
called for :his day (23rJ) as NIGH, sccn,
proper for The information of our friends
We have only 10 say that tI.cir meeting,
although small, was orderly. We would
say upon our own, and the judgment of
others more competent than ourselves, thai,
tho number present did not exceed three
hundred, if II reached that point.
Messrs. OVENS, ADAMS, and GrrcG
were the speakers.
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4uessions involving onr safely and ianpsacss
Until they are SO held by The South, the
North viii net believe that you & arc
in earncst in oJppsitioI to isieif eIcroach.
mcnts, and ikey will continue 10 follow,
one after another. until the work of abo,
lit,on is finished. TO convince them that
you are you must prove by your acts that Z
hold all other questions subordinate 10 Il.
II you become united, aud prove yourselves
in earnest, the North will be. brought to
pause, and TO calculation of conse.
sequences; and that may lead 10 o chan. o
Of measures, and the adoption OF course IF
policy that may quietly uDd peacefully ter.
inmate this long conflict between. the Two
sections. Ii it should not nothing would
remain FOR you but to stand up ilnmpsshiy.
in defence of rights. involving your
all-your property, prosperity, equality,
liberty, and safety. ~.
AS the assalled, you would stand
JUSTIFIED by all laws, human and divine,
in repeIling blow so dangerous, without
looking TO consequences, and 10 resort to
all means necessary for that purpose.
Your sssaianls, and not yon, would :. be
responsible Tor consequences,
Entertaining these OPINIONS, we earnestly
cntrcat 70 be united, and Tor that purpose
ndopt all necessary measures. Beyond
this, we think it would not be prcrer to go
| at present.
This address was signed by the following
members from South Carolina.
JOHN C. CALHOUN, s
A. P. BUTLER,
ARMlsTEAD BURT,
J. +. HoLmEs,
r. BARNwELL RHETT,
r. II. SIMPSON,
d. WALLACE,
J. A. WOODWARD,
Mr. Calhoun then Gin lS4s we: believe
the address was published (advisea the
Southern people that TO be united ,cas fhe
first and indispensable step, Oithout soh,eh
nofhing could be done,
Docs any man believe after this that he
ever could have counseled separate State
Secession
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THE sauthcrn Address.

We call the attention OF our readers to
the concluding paragraphs of the address OF
the Southern Members OF Congress to their
constituents.
We, then, arc of the opinion, that the
first and Indispensable step, without which
no,hing can DO done. and with which
everything may be, is to be united among
yourselves, on shis great and most vital
question. The want OF union and concern
in reference to il has brought the South,
the Union, and our system of Government
10 their present pcriloascondtion. ldstead
ef placing it above all others, i, has been
made subordinate, no. only TO mere
questions OF policy, but to tho preservation
81 party ties and ensusing Of party success,
Asshigh as we hold due respect for these.
We hold them subordinate to iha. and o,hc
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Free Disougsion,

ln tho last number OF the Waicha,dn, a
cali by the Separate Secessionists for q
mass meeting TO be held here on the a5d
inst, headed agtee Discassion' sppoars
This call 10 signed by gentleman who Is
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Our tsriiacit.Ies.

=" There Is one point on which iiiere cua be no
diversity gf opinion in Ae South among those
uao are true TO her, or rho hare made up their
minds NOT TO DC sfdres that Is if ,oc should be
forced 10 choose befrccn resistance and
ue should take resistance at all hazards. -
CALHOUN.
10 do that, concert Of action must be nrccssa.
ry, mol to sdre The Union, for II uou!d then be
too tate, ont to sare ourselves. Thus in nv rie,c,
concert IS Tie one thing ee1fuL."-CALuouS.
What IS the remedy ansucr secession,
united secession Of The sidreholiing States, or a
large number 81 Mem. Nothing else u,H be rise-
nothing else uiH be practicable. ."-CuEvEs
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ABOLITION OUTRAGE IN lLLINoIs.-The
Cape Girardcau (Mo.) Eagle, says:
a negro Of Mr.. Sherwood, of New
Madrid CO, ran off not long since, and in.
telligence was received that no was a,
Sparta, in Randolph county, III, a little
town about twenty miles back Of Chester
Mr.. s. sent his son TO briug tho negro
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For the sniste- Hanner. z

Mr.. EDIToE Our self.cons;itute,l dc
tators composing the. Central ;.:ee,'
OF the immediate Secessionists having pro
claimed their hostility TO the election of
Messrs. Chestnut and PREsroN, as dele.S
gates to Southern Congress and nomir.as
ted candidates 10, oppose them, purely ON
the ground of their opposition to Separate
State Action under present circumstan-
ces, it becomes those who agree in opis.
ion with Messrs. CHEsNUr and PRrs.
TON, and who dare oppose the fat Of this
mos! puissant Committee to he on the
alert. Our would be lord and masters pro.
claim their determination to make this
election test OF the strcng,l, Of their party.
Wen be it SO. for one fear not the re-
suit. 1t would be difficult to elect in the
State purer patriots or more talented gen.
tlcmen than JAMES CHEsNuT, JR., and
JoHN S. PREsroS. Defeat. could sup
pose defeat possible, in such q cause, and
with such leaders would par,ake moro Of
triumph than disgrace. The Cooperation
party, feel fully confident have been at
al! times the majority in Sumter. IT'S
true our opponets elected their nominees
to the State Convention, but by lniserably
poor and meugre vote. their highest candi.
date getting but little over four hundred
votes, Il allude TO Clarcmon, County,
where are generally polled over thousand.
Unwilling TO create division in the ranks of
those opposed TO Federal usurpadons we
have heretofore as a party forborBe 10
move, hoping the separate actionists would
CATER letting off come Of their extra strain
IN speeches, ,oasts Slo.) upon sober consid.
GRAFTON. settle upon some plan Of action to
which we nigh, give our support. These
hopes have. grievc 10 say, failed, Instead
Of moderoting they daily become more yio-
lent and dc,atorial and in this election throw
down the gauntlet and challenge trial ehs
strength. Under these circumstancessses esss
remain longer inactive would be hi
criminal the move so as I unje rstand S5sSi
of their leaders, has dcclar ed their HxSs2Ss
determination to seecde should they obsaNss;s ~
a majority of even one vote in the Consen.
tion. All on earth, near and dear to ne 40
Carolinians, or as husbands aud fathers, is
involved in the issue. Should they sue
ceed in placing our beroved State, alone
and unsupported, in opposition to 10th the :
North and South, which their avowcd
course. ifunchecked, inevitably docs, un.
mitigated ruin and misory, must and will
follow. Thank God, there is yet time fbas
barely time) TO arres; the fatal catas,rophN
Up then all who love your State, your,
selves or your families, and TO tho rescae,
Show your strength at the polls ea The
secona Monday in October. and yenr mis- :
Iaken brothers (or brothers they are. al.
though at present under strong dclusion"l
may yet be induced to pause aud reflect
ere il be too istc.
st. A. PLANTER.
9is ,S~s~~s--S~ -.-ss sss-Sss .<>>,>><~-- -ef
MERCANTILE EsrEarRizE.--Wc wnnId
sail attention 10 the advertisements in N
iAy's isaac,sof Messts, l,osnan & vvotlhc,S
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hnme--but when he arrived near the town,
he heard ol tho rough treatment some 9th
er man had received who had gone over
on q similar business, short time before,
and he concluded he would return without
making known his errand. 1t seems that
the owner OF the slave arrested him, had
started home, and gone but few miles,
when he Was ovcrtaken by parcel OF
white mcn, who rescued the negro, and
then, with the aid of the slave, beat him
most cruelty, breaking several OF his ribs.
They left him lying on the ground
and returned. Mr.. Sherwood and number
OF others went over some two weeks ago
to obtain the negro, but the abolitionists at
Sparta, having heard of the OBJECT OF their
visit, armed themselves, and large crowd
went out and met the Missourians n mile
or two from town, and threatened 10
shoot them II they attempted to take the
negro away. The Mlssouriuns being too
few in numbers to contend with SO large
a gang OF these negro, hut returned home
We understand That Mr.. Sherwood intcncs
to apply TO the United States Marshall OF
that Stale 10 enforce the recent law
passed by Congress relative to fugitive
slaves. II, i'll d.scharging his duty, he
should be resisted by these hypocritcal
outlaws, we promise he shall have assls-
tnnce sufficient 10 carry out the law to it's
fullest extent. We understand that there
are several negroes belonging to persons
in this part Of III ssouri harborcd in Sparta
and the ncighborhood by these villains,
and Efforts should be made 10 reco. er them
LIVE FOR Thousands
Of men breathe, move and live-puss
of the stage Of life, and arc heard Of
no more. Why? None wcro blessed
BY them, none could poin, 70 them as
the means Of their redemption, no, a
line they wrole, moi word they spoke,
could DC recalled, aud so they persisted;
their light went out into darkness, and
they were not remembered more than
insects Of yesterday. Will you thus
live und die, . man immortal Liv.
for something. Do good and leave be.
hind you u monument Of virtue, lha,
the storm of time can never destroy
Write your name by Kindness, love
and mercy, OF the hearts Of thousand.
you come in con,ac, with ycnr by year
and you will never be forgotten. No
your name. your deeds, will bc us lc si
tile OIL the hearts you leave behind, n.
the stars OH the evening. Good deed.
will shine us brightly on the earth, q.
'lIc Stars OF heaven. DR.. Chalmers.
Study 10 bc more consistent in prin
| c!plr, ami inrir uniform in practice. un,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-23
Co-Oper;,tion Meeting.

The citizens of Sumter District. oppoeed to
Separate State Secession and favorable to the
Cooperation Of other Southern States are iuyi-
ted to convene NJ Sumter Court House on the
frst Monday in October aert Addresses
will be delivered by Colonels CmEsNur and
Preston, the Cooperation candidates for the
Southern Congrcss-snd other distinguished
persons arc expected to address the meeting.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-23

Study 10 br more consis,cn, in prin.
c:pl', AMI m"'r uniform in practice, und
y"tii peace will be more unbrokcn.
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RopERr MDLnRow,
MATHEW =. MAYEs,
JoItN T. DENNIS,
WILLIAM RODGERS,
}. ID. AsiIMoRE,
JOHN w. SruckCY,
JAS E WITHEHsrooN
JOHN E MuLpRow,
X. +. IIICKsoN,
EZEKIEL kEELs,
JoI,S }. MOORE,
JouS B. MILLER,
r. SUMTER,
w. NJ. DELoeME,
WILLiAN WEnn.
DAVID DuBosE,
JouH L. MANNING,
II. G. lIcHARDsoS, -
WM L. REYNOLDS
SkACrY
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MARCUS REYNOLDS,
WM. BALLARD,
]. J. KNOX,
f. nj. AspERsos,
JAMES E. REMbElr.
J. n. PATERSON,
{, I. J. Mosrs,
JouS II. Dixon,
HENRY ID. Gs:sS
II. 6. WlrnERsRoox,
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