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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05
ON EMIGRANr SHIPS.

To The Tdihf ~ TheN l. Tftisas
SIN In none ofhc remarks yoa have made spon the abuses
on board Emirani ships. have seen mentioned ono very
important ono refer a. tho practice OF allowing the sub
oinaes tho ship the privilege of taking ON board guam
cities Of porter and a for the pnoso Of selling TO the pas
rrnper On board the ship Ia which was recently a
cnn pasengor aud where deaths occurred out OF about
$50 pnssonperr the steward and carpenter had large
quantity Of these liquors. which they sold at large profit
and il was not until largo proportion Of this was sold
and used that the cholera began 20 rage The cooking
menis are also deficient The ship refer to was
built expressly for carrying Storage passengers and
have DO doubt had good Accommodations Tor cooking a.
any shp Ia the business but nevertheless they were not
sufficient and the management of such accommodations
ms there Was altogether abominable There were only
two cooks for all the passenger and passenger al
lowed 10 cook for himself IL their duty to cook for all
who came without distinction but instead OF that nothing
was done without fee One passenger told me she paid
Dovad for fayors al the cook house Thus the second
cabin and otter who had money engrossed all
tLe time and attention Of the cooks while the poor
lures who were lust able pay their passage and
suffered orieyousy and obliged 20 eat their scanty
Sims allowance in worse than half cooked state. And
nat was not honestly given as was evident to locker on
me Copiaia Ltmstf told me. The wonder to me IT,
pothat so man die but that many ys-hey must have
siouafbs Ike an ostrich. One other thing which shocked
me much was the manner Of burying the dead. They
were flung into the sea ike brutes services no weights
attached no covering other than that in which they died
and thus fhey aoated cstern female saw pass by
WIN a. w Soulr sier servant Az IMMIGRANT
Il Iar 1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05
ANTIOCH COLLEGE AND LIBERAL CHRIS
TIANTTY IN THE WEST

meeting Of the friends of Liberal Christianity, was
held last evening the Church ofthe Messiah Broadway
10 listen to an address from the Rev Mr.. Dean. egent VI
Antioch College Ohio, and hcurshing Institution,
under the charge chiefly Of the Christian denomination
The usual services Of evening worship were held Pray
er was offered By the Rev DR. Farley and the Scriptures
were read by the Rev. Mr. Longiellow, OF Brooklyn.
Rev Dr. Ogood pastor Of the church. then intro tuced in
a short address the Rev. Mr. Dean who gave concise
and very striking Of the progress condition, and
wants II Antioch College. The substance OF Mr. Dean
remarks ore contained in printed satem M made by
himself for circulation In this city from which we abstract
the following
within year. the Christian. have isls the aaor.aee q an
e1aeed ministry sna alfoaon Of hnowedt' i1n
In eoruneea vh he tnil.ns they siisesaed e" rear.
$40 Nraayia Theological school wheh derives tho lAfest
pufas hem ,hss 'auia More ieesef lssisias
hsfa rtsussea sllooi rae So dalai aud s't % aa an sa
seoH tLs ay .ad that hs lssA q slssssS ara s.ss
aus wondered he eptvitaaies 81 Asas unavailable %
sas eessas.bs aa@ssf st..s ssees eA aaa eaal ~ eel
s us Of tllai ins ssa IA theif slisi where a.
eqps eesa b eda.ssd eslea is eaia s.i.a iaaaeoosa
hef aea 4teas taee yeats s.@bsh tsasa
sth .'es he SIS "hsse ne 'oi-ess " s-s ass A-l
tlrsiiaEs ttsf proposed " a-laa Asstsea COURSES,
lhs sEassVghs sseeissa h hs-y -aLs-s hs iaa s-a
ia CtsL.a denomination las Subscriptions asi
rs ia5 - u ~ -.saes'ss - s.-1sA a.s - fo2~ * s
uti e..s- ks.'4 .bsa s1's>t4 cs aeIs4 - V-si
~. sslst-sed r. sstsasay tes- ssi s. ea.s.ss ~
sh.-ati hcl he sl-e d b,s he Hos Hq2Af- Mass ne
sA s tsi si-sAso u he oals, saasi y az fe,saeAs
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UPTOWN CHURCHES.

n hs EdlDr II lie \. \. T5aae
sin have ofen heard the idea hdcued that Christi
anlty preached Ia urup chur,hes They are oen
sei forth Institutions 81 fashionable society merely out
n which even tho Founder. aud tho FIRST Apostles OF
Christianity persons all Of humble biih aud appeaf,
ante would 30 hneeirmoiousy eAcuded of elected II
they goi hos and tho ihftshho dd they io Tho i time
chow ibasi els therein u has always panied mp 10
b. sn, siia upun tiiJ churches, ahi hafo
0iiaH defended lhU nom sash tspIoaahes o. Vol as
e0Did ih0ufh never. aasI aonass Without feeling 'ai
iL.ls was gioGHi lhoaeh really ns actual sil
e4luse, ga each Hi4ilsaa .sians we"i ." BANDA
issi sssesasf With y0aag slsi 80 y. h~"es th"'.h
ga lh0 ios,ih dsaAao W. tiei 81 eiuos a. enfaaee Al
1 doc. u n ain aisle bat ,ho iesns B'i 1ali l..
LaA .le. lLe lk4l dlps ,aals he kerl sha' ~ plhe'
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-. ,...s, AZ tNe CIV Ng tN>oN each rcr awNWm.
NY ~ Ae Nwes BID rN,NNSi NJ ,lN~ "~."tt
~ es -. ,s..As,S scpsfs, and .hc con,rasts we've
Nse,,v n. scS, invest Nid6ey~, us lNle, shaw Cor
1872 s,.0sA ard t,,ve, nelly tgr ihe Vh1Nt The
re, sss,y ~ srsefisfr Why hAhldhNd Ncoa Nleci
S~y.,> n ,>,>aweil ttiNS ,NAM,NcaNn ~sih deNNsed
c. - ~. ,>,ye.t N NJ VssAiv be hsa sSC'e3 ~ 10
esN - ~ ,..~,os ~ Sss,Ni sNa ral,d Nlsid,tS and
49,. ,>,,esA>a Ns accompanied Nv Cassidy 81 tae
ts'sSS lNs t4 tAei gpsse>sA hut ,Ne NNntNAlef wss
49, ~ tSseAssStf 81 SWEETS and lNrai's VS. al'
- 49, ~ atSca Nv CVaAWVN Nssthes AeNNsei
- ~,N t~s thi>e i,rs's the sNt,uUi ,y vNich
80 -. g>,,airi ss tASi Ne Ati Ne,ct rcceivea any
49, 49,, ~ Na,s~issiNeef u SpVtis Snd lsW,N ~
- : ,s,~n ", ,,iNag N;tNssves cNaa,tnea
sSSa tN,.ssaste< slaNa~s,i e. NNA,>l thi' aNewNcn
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pOLI7YCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TIE CITY OF NETWORK AT THE GEN
ERAL ELECTION HELD TUESDAY, NOV :,


Tho Board Of Commissioners on Saturday, compl't'
ted The ling up Of the official tables and. with the
exception Of revising some Of the additions made by
their clerk arr now nndy to declare tho canvass We
publish the official figures below by wards and districts
complete
Il will be seen lint there votes cast for Peter
Cutler for Judge Of Superior Court for term Of six years
a. well as votes Tor years This voting fer the same
candidate by different will raise difficult question in
the Board Of County CanvasscrS and Il will probably be
discussed 10 dny Mr. Slosson by the vote ropsr is the
sucocssu candidate but should the Canvassers decide to
give the votes in the Of Peter Y Cutler for SIX
years in with those for two yea the latter will have ma
ory lin regard the District Attorney 2i3 Of the total
for Mr. Blunt woro cast in the 9th District Of the 18th Ward
Cor Naihano blunt hut according topreyous decisions
the Board oYtanvasscrs will have to allow them for the
candidate for whom they were intonded-N Bowditch
Hunt Also In The sh District Of the 10th Ward i62 were
casi 6r Nathaniel II Blant Mr. Blunt however is elected
independent Of these votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05

TIE MAIL ROBBERY At WATERFOWL WIscossIs.-
Selah r. Matthews, who examined Monday before
Winfield Smith Esq, on a charge of robbing the Post
Office at Watertown committed for trial yesterday.
good deal Of praise j. due TO Depuy Sheriff Giles OF
WaertOwn had it not been for him the letters way bills
drafts &C. would have been destroyed by the prisoner and
II would have been difficult and perhaps impossible to have
convicted him Of the ohense On Sunday morning the off
Ger became satisfied that Matthews had stolen the letters
&c from The fact Of Lis having been heard by OF
the inmates Of the house o be rushing paQa in his room
and other circumstances he also puneasy The
officer went to the PomesteTs house but he gone
church. he loft person in tho house to watcthe clerk
for fear be would burn the letters drafts &C. and thus de-
shoy all evidence against him About p ~ on Sunday
the seach obtained the trunk searched and
the evidence Of the robberes found The defendant
required 20 give bail In the OF $4,000 for bis appear
at the UIhed States Court for trial and IN default
committed back 90 Jail large number Of letters
found IN the possession ol the cupTt among which
the following were tae only which had contained
money
When Msl,d 4sars- wAss, m.ilsA =. Aia,'r q.
ho. = MGsrsyst. \. y iisfttola tonn A.,
tsfiiEtAlea, ftsO p0seis bsfni ~. n'kyy w =
80 ~ Bsinn-slary y esnes. o,sss
n.,iIe- Rr.sr<ia L.vinA Ne As,. IL - NY
nm. Isssf'S > sis perm M.li.aisss' y
A afsS "a Al 4 l.. Maxwell Of Berlin. on Mesride.
Rich i feeeen Of New York CITY, Ia favor u Curtis g.
Anlasasse ssaiiasA Nov %
Mans SfoIsE-fhe maiibsss sent 10 Seneca Fan>
hona Albany and hwy BY the way express aiu GA Tues,
osy esenisg iast we're NbbS GA WedeesdAy usfniRs
ite eostenis wefe all 1akss.
HendENksea the @sraeger. eeolb aes's, haylas ma's
say Asseppttc escape loaa tgis0a
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wse the wind vo,a sow upon the people within. From
the s4ms authority learned that ssafs coaid be had IN

wise the wind voa. biow upon the pssps within From
the authority learned that seats coaid be had N
DE ealIegv Thahsr vs. went sesss there were pleasy
bot esey pew door wa kep resoatey ciosed ia Ats %
orr iHir1siDg looks " aiting gu We say tlst wafing
was vain i0f chance 10 sf We sosiy wenisd our Wy
tack 10 tie vesiibale Here tNogty more Pefss1s
APPARENTLY e eIIaad O4fselges Amer peeFos
about Va vain for Lme f1r usbeF Gi l0ngtl
deserted little man who proved 10 be TIE Ss.f0a and
Hho seemed 70 be the alert 10 dodge those who
craving an entrance However. did not wish 10 BE-
baked. and pushed way owsrd him. and asked him
he could give sect lie simply sad he had
give We looked through the oval glafses Oft gresa
door that leads from the vesbue into he church aad
saw tst the service had begun We also perceived thai
the aslos entirely empty and that from hundred
t. two hundred vacant In the body OF the
church We turned homeward, and musiniy asked What
sort Of religion can there be taught here We reuaem
berei that DR. Hawks denounced the Girard College
as al Iufde institution because excluded the clergy
and we asked ourselves whether such exclusion froms
proftssedly Christian church had experienced
not far more effective practical lesson Of inhdety than
sny ever Taught BY Mr. GiFsrd .,..,.,,..
Your obeaient ssrrsat, CAL'iNisf.
kev- Y,rs Dec itSj
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sWVRrc4y gTgIE SOCIETY.

II rs--ls- N.r.slT Easa-- e - BotT- q 1t-s
~ vs. rel. q IL B1ls se As;c- rlse. - i.--s
az De- : q a. o'c,ecs Z u. Ite Hoo L---s:
BrsSi.t = a. 4 TIE chEi ssz-sss1 D. " D az q L-a
Frtzeis Hal I'D Bel l. sEs-. Ezss-
Iis G an q Arssl G. P1el7s. Ls1- l1-E ~ Ac-Te
rartesr nd h.srsl ec1ib-fo- % izc SOY, . a.
Ies1esd I'D spFrcy--;e rsso.-tezs II rsz-s . = "sl
s5oytsd-
Ore ler Au1lis-! Soe.e;y We Taeoglilel II ls-nsa
ne
e,tsr vas p-esea:ed from Rev. Lsvi q P-.Il1
Ager; q TIA Soee;y IN Oregon. Az l1cns Dis f-is All
va a his place Of labor
ALo,hef from M Bal IN Cal..oTlis.
An interesting letter fri Mr. Lyons Il Ielnesies - fs
gard 70 tie Cherokee Ind ans.
One from Rev l. a WOrcestes Alssiontry b ~ re
rokee ocur;ry.
One from Rev j. Z. Ford Of Aleppo from KeT }. R9T
Ell Of PenArns and from lady in Bsenos Agres % r
gard 10 circulating the Holy Scripture a1d fon H@ y
X Bachelor Of Orissa, India.
Several new books were received fOr ihe LlD-ary
Four new Agents were apQcinted,-o1e ~ " sf on'in
one in Northern In iia1a IN southern A8oof Ali
one in South Carolina.
rants Of book. were made 20 the [ steamer PrIca
tom 10 lie Missionary Society Of the Meth 9d pie pal
Church for Afce u tie Missionary soie'y Of ne Pro
tsssn Episcopal Church for Rio Jancro y The SaoooD
Mission 10 the Seamens Friend Society, Tor y; Inonat
Bibles and Testaments in English and spanish Tor bue
nos Ayres and Portuguese and Spanish Bbea for dasi
button on the river Amazon, besides several for our %
nestle work and Bible each Of the COmnisi onsn
from Fgypt to the Exhibition of Industry Of al Nations
with twelve volumes for the Blind
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DirronsAscy ~ 4 Fins.- disturbance occurred la7'
evening sLou, eloek a. be fire 10 Hassaasi "hh fe
suled ~ iie arrest w fergeani MecinsAy Of lhe na'A
Ward Pogce u Peler Correct one q the Ass'SiaD IN
eneers ior sssaurg Psi,ek neco'ms ihe fireman o.
No ~ Ingne McCogtiieh nade compiani Al ue Hh"i e
Onte uiffs Ccrnel iskep bot was "a III 'h p"'
sf o. appesf beoJs DE C1ef tz DorniHg al iV'''''S
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ueTersr1rance Alliance Of Warcn1wEs CooTrT vii
hold IL Annual meeting a. Tarrytown on The eh inst IN
tie Reformed Du.eb Church Business meeting at ~
VI. Public erorcbts Al = ~ Good speakofs are %
reeed and ie attendance Of OIL eano friends Of The eaa'e
M urgently requested
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M-, N,Le-,e.r q. I4s.59.1. "a. .sV sl-ass: ~9ri
~, sd, q cs.e-s..ss. alses ~ rori 4 sn7sr
,rsEs-s r. sae - se--s = i-s l--Ts n
s-sl- Al le-y s11rs-ssc IL -5--11 erfIes'H ~ hsr
clT,tsla 10 -s WON 81. Il -.a -. 81 =. :.
., c;Les -sig--- re Ta--ae 7,-1s1 u have - ~
Ter W. u LeE ex-e-s1-s e - Is1pefsAc rsi,i1
se ~ cGa- io--- Lsg F-c-s. fr-f'e esty Wsh 'hs
rz1eZ ~ hep ~ clsss Ed Z ~ 1szs1 ~ hs)4.9
&C., o. t.cfsr h. e. ID a1e tL1k rc,l ~ lsYit.
= Ire ca1se sLc sEs. ss rs'1sec het ne isfl tar
TLout fss.1g g. t11E - ~ i,7.iyi1 All 4skis4s'
lie Rer Wr. La-t.eet II Css,sa Gougit tas' Paul
l.urLaEd - Forlsn i BIZ Cay - b. ssJ - - tef hls
sncl We 10 Wv nss1et-7ts ~ l-sl3s4 y aH"y 70
the Honen II Amsr-E Mems Fisl6 az = -DDf lneeas
.rev o. srrgsrf carp %, bDr1ets b. De went
~ NclaeI kgiis tsat woasn n'gt hflp bear me i'hs
u lfe ~ TIA; GIT iet. he freDa'inencs1 roman
have AAeE aim iltH afl1 DC c>1hsh 1fsi cr-ey ana
Nra Re .Eake brieay Man could BE- easily influenced
through hs Docket AMI b. would he s4fe1 much t1lerng
o fs ocalfy b. making biz wife cO laD. ln nis Dus
nee and ~ brngirg u, b. esLter ~ b. inlepndsnt
Many nan would ihas be saved from rain Wgnan's
llnGn IL beaUflal AL tho Det way - ceI o1t
g. % l.afc C0IlleLce ia her
Mr. jenkins read q elg'hy sddFeas. Woman had Ger
,- f9es srosy9ed llr AMI u Gek 81 what
ibe Tsnfed3 Would man take privilege ia exchange for
I.ghst We arc sot content ~ have our sphere hmed
by hoe Who have 10 sympathy with u, "h2 pro npi oi
~ 1he highest ideal u whhf Inc should be. would
suit equally he nature o! tho man Or WomhH The iaui
# her sr4eih Uss its length.
Mrs Zoe low student Of Buffalo, fad man rad boon
imposed upon by INDECENT long enough and il he
tnlostoCd bic true ntesC. he wOald engage henh ard
hand in this work She narrated occurrence in Buffalo.
A nan received an appointment to cicrAthp hs vile
fbe fead.er wIer-sssuiaed the duties Of that position
willie be went into the kitchen and performed The house
work She raw no IMPROPERLY IN Mis, nor would there
have been any II The wife hal received The apPOnlm ri
Women should be elected % Office
Mrs Brown sJoko briefly Man has not perhaps been
the tyrSut than Alike guilty, We alike SUI
FER then h.. ~ work together to FREQ the world from evil
We would Ike 70 report hem hole speech each sentence
Il which IL a thought
Mr. Ross made the clesing' The ysiedcioy address,
with recent Newspaper Nomans Rights article for a
e.f Whoever wrote the article, furnished 1t to Mrs
Roso a. text would hide bis head le he be crushed by
The explosion But her text only an index - her
theme Her are nwayr ideas OF The largest liberty Inc
orns for petitions 10 The Legislature were shown ana
Convention urged b. circulate them through the State ana
fhen rreseri through heir committee the aggregate pe
ton that need longer be snd That We have our
llehfs becs1fc We hive not ask ID forthco
Tie Contention adjourned sine dr. the nembors tax
Inc viii tl14n blank peiioAs. On the whole this was
grand eron though there VINO some ORDINARY rBsah
he On he lat dny Tie first day there mono There
va one rceret-.h.i Claiming had not spoken.
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ONO Tic Democratic State Convention VIII be held
1T Columbia january
RmopE IuAsp,-A Mass Temperance Convention has
been called 10 meet at Providence Dec -.
Iowa The Democratic State Convention Is to BE- hold
al Iowa City Jan. o
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ensc Ne A.e cM.~ Whss all he advantages ~hs fe'
N,w s ,nrts'v.,c ,'ortoes The one seed he ehs'
pe ~, s., cc,e,o@sy'' derive ,h'l, ia Vcwer e~
,e, % IN, M II srssl.se, tue '' WV
lhcse position. che legal gentleman fortified with saic
mens ct Nlnis NJ law which were inetcated 60 learn
ami with ypiious LEGAL ucfai,ep cf which were not
scccriire g. knowledge and with many arguments Of ZACH
moral che'e,iSr as are us,din .rceia pleadugs
Tits pe,,h WAS such enc, both ior tho good and thu
bad 1T Il we'll e. have addressed such conventions
The Convention l. also Indebted ~ him Coz The following
rwN'si,lcos
lhe time hes arrived whom t,r the womon OF our State
she lsws ought So be amended
First 81 that the father shcni not hc able by viii and
testament So deNiNe Che mother Of eccce 60 her children
Second 81 that the wife may have tho control Of 80
much ST he' ywo earnings ~ nrv NOT necessarily expended
rNlri - estc enable mAltled women 60 make contracts
ami hind themselves nv them.
hts rvmsiks celcd cu,
Ariopoue l. Hvown Who said We an taught 10 DO
rfa,cfNl N'f sNsl taNNlT friend lnsb boon
giving wa min. hut 81 seems al that diluted
VIA vs.sg there is Law An things whatsoever yc
vsvM aaim should do 10 Neu do We unto them
When cuy hrhVw alv ,esdy 81 Ia pad dollar wark
i leepire house and nursing 'he chlon le them then
sis,e Ills aisc ~ as. We vcmor new eNcr IN henrvo
l,ncs g. take the hunrn ami responsibilities " govern
vtvi pfsn ,uysvl,cei w weuld hp willing 81 cur
0evis tcf ,iN1e 0om temptation ami care. a. they have
e,psrVus,y dome hy u vi are g. he sataHcl with
N'es - ne, aev. should ne saNc he lie should 10
s,acsl N ne IT his master ir. a'c'rdsns 60 the
established rec paid lsher hr does no enough
6, tsac 81 AmssW lie should he alisdei with oar
Vs,sl Nccnse laws hcN right lust and soei iadsNt
:, say tispis ras'rire Ii oaer Go salc alone j. moi
Nkei sgv rvsiN ihcn g. c pirate with maa Va This az
,sF's6 g. 'hs c'Sns design AMI ae arrangement ot Tho
Nv + J. gs,, said dl,,,v,lsa ;, The tN,rr pant of
vsiN IS - ass tad
=. ", s's y, ~ =. ,. ...,,.
Na b ~ sNieN 81 hsss o. ssA ts oalN par, ct our
'SSs So 'n>as s'o' eN'el'nsC harry hits a. is usual
iAs Cya,eas,sa sii,uyaeA NnsrN
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Cn,sofs Since election lhr Democratic orRsn In sali
van County which remained nouiral during tho
has hosod lho Adauhnline flag Dio u tLo C'Vaaago
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TIE contributions received a. the Washington National
Monument ofiee from Nov. to Dec. 2 amounted ID
S2,472 g. Amount Of expenditures, s2e52 3Gs.
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Total 81 le24 ABR. l5o5 1915 1882 2olT io7s5 II 80
~
Mr. Cutter has i2tse votes for and si for s yea
suFRENE ccUkr. r-SricE cen DISTRICT .rroasEr
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qpt Crstssg OffflgiObs os fHf IfftsoF' ~
80, ~ Isesssfy WGuaAts eiteged tie D,sts ~ us
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- NsNs>,p sN,,nhstt NJ jhc lniNn rAc1'NSi
49,, ~ss s>stif~>s YESTERDAY ~ ihe lA'v3 Nfes
-, II NJ MA So keN q 1 NvoliSS NJ tAe Nef
80 r>Se>,tes,sN cNtVA Nesik1,S. Sc SAe NAsence NJ
wN>Se~ar tAs ssg> hSs NSoSl ~ seeA oNresNns tN>N
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\. xss A y >aisN Y y IS rNstoc ~ Ne pNcSsact .;
- ~ -vsssSna Ne SNS2asta,a stgeaAa NVsese
- S ~, < u S1feees y y, fosa no t,Nl ii sac Isl
S.sss y At NS,sslA,sas - cAsgesv ash eoa verse
= - e>~se, a. 0Dss a. a. a., rS>a>, ~ a,so'
~
y, $50 <tssas WV s4i q, tAs lVvlis,s hv iAt Nsy
n, g>,ssSs xoe Ny n. >a'iA le& .e 30 os>rs,sea
,ss,s fssr< ~>SA - sssgS q, tAs lesss tsfy is a.
sS.s.V ,ss tl,i hses es>a iNe hHs3 ~ iAe ssna5s@
~ tAt s. ~ ~ SAsv,N Tee Nc, Asn& 81 tsScvA b
-, ~ sNsssAeS O. tNs NrtaAtt ssA ,Asa - teses
=, sAtr.v ~Ss s.frvss, a. Ala " a. ~, II >msa.
>.aS e>sV ~ '-sA sl1sa * ~ (Na;sA fs,ast oaa
ssecs9g
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= No.
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NETWORK TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

The regular annual ss lion for officers Of this s).ie;'
iook rlse ON SATURDAY. NIGHT with the following result
b,,,si,,r 49,. THOMAS g. WALSH
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1e,.rsiro S,lr,to,t, .......... ROBERT y. DAcK
FiEOncial Secretary ROBERT CsHAlNsIVf
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CONVENTIONS.

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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-11-23
So. Carolina----Sumter Dist,
By w. LIE WIS, Esq, Ordinary for said
n,.fr:,y

By w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said
District
Whereas, VIM. Lewis, hath applied to
me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chattcls, rights
and credits of Robert d. Bradford, late
of the said District, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and crcdi-
tors Of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the SAID District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House Oh Friday the :nd day Of
December next. to shew cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be
granic'l.
Given under my hand and SEAL this
Goth day of November in the year of
It.. s. our Lord, one thousand eight hun
dred and tilty-threc, and in the
18th year OF American Indcpcn-
dence.
w. J. SINGLETON, C. c. Ps.
Clerks Office, Nov. 20. 1888. 2t