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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-10-17
Republican Mass Meeting and Parade.

| 1t is conceded TO have been The most
enthusiastic and brilliant display ever
witnessed in this section Of the State.
Eearly in the evening the Lambert
vile Wide Awake Club proceeded to
the Railroad Depot to receive the in
vited clubs and delegations expected
to arrive in the extra trains from
Pennington and Trenton. They pro-
ceeded around town in the following
ORDER
Wrightstown Club on horseback So
members.
Wooe6yille Club on horseback II men,
bers.
Chief Marshall, DR.. A. Fl. TREGo
JERvAs Ely, HENRY SpRo%, Assis-
tant Marshals.
Lambertville Cornet Band.
Lambertville Wide Awakes," SO
members.
Pennington Delegation.
trenton COfneC banQ.
Trenton Wide Awakes," 80 mem
bers.
Newton "Wide Awakes,p 43 members
North & southampton Invincibles,
40 members,
Ill Music.
Lower Wakefield '.Guards," As men,
bers.
Music
New Hope "Wide AwakeS," 81 men,
bers.
Wrightstown "Wide Awakes,n So
members.
Buckingham Guards" 81 members.
Raritan Club 80 members.
All the above mentioned clubs carri-
ed torches except the one from Rari-
tan. There were also four large wag-
CONS loaded with delegations from
Baptistown, Kingwood and Rosemont,
numbering about 100 men carrying
flags and banners. Along the route Of
the procession we noticed many houses
brilliantly illuminated and adorned
with transparencies. The residence
of Mr.. Richard Mcdowell was finely
decorated and over the doorway APP
peared the inscription Welcome
Wide Awakes," encireled by a wreath.
The line, after traversing the princi-
pal streets, marched to the cricket
ground and were dismissed to listen
to addresses from invited speakers.
From the stand at this place E. r.
Bullock Esq, and George A. Allen
spoke, but owing to the lateLesss of
the hour their speeches were brief
John Goforth ESQ.,, of Philadelphia
and A. Vanfeet Esq, of Pennington
addressed large audience at Coryell's
Hall during the evening.
The following are the names Of the
officers Of the above meeting
For President, ~
u. Ii. PARSONS, Esq.
Vice Presidents,
Jos. Smith. -.
DR. VIM. Wetherill.
James D. Stryker
Geo. A. Allen, ESQ. ~
Thos. S. Murray ESQ.
Watson P. Magill.
A. S. Cadwallader.
F. S. Holcomb.
Dr. E. L. Welding.
s. B. Britain.
Hugh B. Ely.
Secretaries,
Lewis S. IIough.
Stacy B. Bray.
Thos. E. Barlow. e
Enos Prizer.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-10-17
llimer and HuISize RS

lNl U Ms, Suitable for Churches and private
use, warranted equal if-not superior to any now
in use sold upon the most reasonable terms, by
sep 1860, A. F. HUTCHINSON, Dentist
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-10-17
Excelsior Normal Institute.
CARVERSVILLE, BUCKS Cos. Pa.
yn,HE WINTER TERM Of this Institution viii
commence on
Mnndnn oct. 22d.

10 continue twenty-five weeks,
The School is open to both sexes and con-
Quoted with special reference 10 the wants OF
teachers but at the same time many attend
who do not purpose teaching.
1t is the object of the Faculty to conduct the
institution in such a manner that favorable op-
portunities may be offered for pursuing ootn the
oRNAMENTAL and PRAcTIcAL branches Of an
Education.
they aim in their methods Of teaching to
AwAKEN TBoUGHT, and to cultivate hardy.
natient. SsLF-RELIANcE on the part OF the
For circulars containing full particulars, sd-
dress REV. F. R. S. HUNSICkEh,
sepl9, Is60-lm. FRiNS'fAL.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-10-17

MFRS. c. WCLARY, Frenchtown, Mill
lVH liner and Dressnaker All work from her
establishment warranted to give satisfaction.
A share of patronage is requested XII
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-10-17
Regimental Meeting.

RegImental NA
The adjourned meeting Of TIE regi-
mental Board, according to .resolu-
ton. meet at the house Of Jacob @.
Hawk at Baptistown, Saturday, Oct.
9th 1860 The meeting was called
to order by Col j. z Sergeant. The
roll being called, the members who
were found to be present were as fol-
lows Col j T Sergeant, Lieut..
Col. ". r. Mathews, Capt. William
Eyck, Capt Joseph Bonnet, Lieut.. E.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-10-17
Vinegar.

UsT RECEIVED, 100 Bar : Of VINE
GAR, A No l article, which viii be sold at
price to defy competition. Warranted to
give satisfaction or no sale. All orders, in or
der to be punctually attended to, must be di
rected to SAM'L C. NORMAN, Stockton, Nj
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-10-17
John A, Kutter

THORMERLY of the firm of Gamble & Kutter,
hereby informs the public that lie is doing
business on his own strength. All kinds Of
Plain and Ornamental Painting lettering, Gid
ing and everything else pertaining to the BUSH
ness will be executed as well, ifnot better. than
can be done by any one in town.
HOUSES AND SIGNS painted as ordered,
and if'desired according to the most striking
designs. Orders from the country or orders TO
attend to business in the country attended to
punctualy. Wall Papering and Giaziitg being
part of the business, will receive Immediate at
tention. Work superintendent by myself, and
not left for boys to daub, consequently 1T Will
be we'll done.
July A, 1860. I IT.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-10-17
COMMUNICATED.

For the Press. sse.
Mr.. EDITOR: TIE Peoples Bea-
con, published in Lambertville, pre-
tends to be a neutral paper as far as
politics are concerned. Now to show
how fair this paper is acting, it is only
necessary to read an article in the last
issue, in which the Union Electoral
Ticket is composed of Bell aud Brock
inridge Electors, when it is known to
every one that it is made up of two
Douglas men, two Breckenridge men,
and three Bell men. One of the
Douglas men, Gen. Cook, is also on
the Straight Out Douglas Ticket.
l like an open foe-one who is not
afraid to own his sentimepts-bu a
disguised enemy is both despiSed and
loathed by all honorable men.
1t is generally believed that at least
one Of the editors of the Beacon is in
favor of the Republican candidate af-
ter Douglas. His paper is pursuing
a course directly calculated to aid
that dangerous sectional party in a
laost insideuous manner, while preten-
ding to be neutral.
DIR
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-10-17

100 EMPTY LIQUOR CASKS, for sale ~
Otl(t sAM'I c. NORMAN. at ms whole
sale Liquor Store, in STOCKTON, \. =
Sept II, 1869.
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necial Notice.
W00sens. WWosens
Plaster! PlaStcr!!

-FENHE undersigned is pEepared 70 furnish the
farmers with PLASTER during the season at
a reasonable price for CASH lie has also, :.
A fer hundred gallons ef5e8 Fi9r SCI OF
Which he will sell at a &T price for GAsH'
All orders either by maifor ptherwise, viii re
ceive punctual attendance. -
Nav u, lS59.-7m*. W. II. KEEPER
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
0uicksilver For Sale (

VIEhAye now on hAMN large quantity Of Quicksilver
w from the New lrla Mines the best and pufSst article
10 the sIsis that We viii cell By the nH6L Al S.cEEmsntS
cost, and freight L. A. UPeON CO.,
Main Street, opposite the TeasTe, Piaesrvids.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
Mountaiu Democrat.

Tue PEINcEss AND TIRE PHYsIcIAN-Few
foreigners who were soOurning in Rome du.
ring the Autumn Of 49, can fail tn remember
the violent illness of the beautiful Princess
p; which suddenly withdrew from the
brilliant social circles Of that city their fairrSt
ornament. The means by which that illus.
trous lady was restored to health, when given
kvet by oil the faculty in Rome is not how.
liver NO so generally known. She owes her
life. and is ever prompt to acknowledged the
obligation, to the most distinguished physician
bf the age, DR.. Thomas Holloway. That ex.
lraOrdinary man happened to arrive in the
"Sevcn- hIlled City just at the crisis of her
disorder, aud was immediately summoned 10
her palace. lie found the Princess in a snd
condition. During On cveing drive through
the Cn;npagna she had been Smittcn, bv the
fearful malaria which sometimes arises in poiS.
onous clouds from the adjacent marshes, The
consequence was q violent bilious attack, ter.
nnatinS in jaundice The lovely face which
had dazzlcd all eyes, and eclipscd all rivalry
1T ball and banquet, was yellow as saffron. and
the eyes which had kindlvd love and adInira.
ton in = thousand hearts we're dullrr than
lead In feeble voice she inquired Of the
doctor what could be done for her, at the same
time protesting that il the hue that now tinged
HeT Shln WeTc 10 Tclnhln uItcT ncT recovery she
would rather die than live. Smiling ut the
pardonable vanity ofone whose querny beauty
was the theme Of every Traveller who visited
Rome, he told her cheerfully that her life ard
loveineSS were both safe. His prediction
proved true. Under the influence OF his IRE.
AiStable Pills, the yellow SutFusion began 10
pass off; and day BY day. ike star bursting
through cloud. her beauty Was re developed.
Within six weeks il was announced that tho
Princess would soon gladden. the eyes Of her
admirers At an evening festival to take place
II her chateau at Tivoi in honor of her re
eovcry.
It NAV well be supposed that the Princess
would willingly have DISPLAYED her grAtituric
on a magnificent scale, but this Dr. II. would
not permit lie refused to receive ANYTHING,
rave . mere souvenir; and she presented him
with "a most appropriate one It was a double
miniature. set IN eINe'A'iS and diamonds, one
ease representing the Princess as She Law upon
her sick BID. lc>polled by disease Of all her
charms. and the ether containing her k,ncSS
AZ she appeared ut the fvtc in the full bloom Of
restored health and beauty, The mcmvn,o
was accompanied by note in which were
these words, Whenever you look at the two
pictures, Imagine # YOU can, nv bou' d'cSS
gratitude" II may well be Snppo~ that
lr. Holloway treasures tits delicate tribS,e to
his sill am"nS hts choicest soureasr4-
Courier Del IepuIo," Rome,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
1900 Packaaes prngs nnd Mcdicine,.

We have received by recent arrivals. direct from New
Nck and Boston Twelve undIed Packages Of Drug and
Md Nh.h
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
FOR SALE.

STEAM ENGINE AND ALL THE MACHINERY
"A PppeTlAining TO Quarts Mil, complete. The I'm
CINE IL lS-horse powef ard nearly new. viii either
cell the whole or any PortNA to sut purehaesrs For
Particular inquire At the Nashville Hotel, At EaahVie
on the North Fork Of the Cosumnes river, miles
above the junction, (At Ysomst or Forks Of the oenm-
nee.l A. LsCHILTON.
ldee. aStEl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
CAUTION.

We caution all persons from buying trees from IawkerS
and PSddsrs who pretend to have trees from Nursery
(wto vouchers from ~ but would advise all to send
their orders direct 10 through authorised agents.
when they viii be TO get Trees correct to their labels
Trees ordered frog the Nufssry will be packed with the
greatest and Will he In much better order r planting
than rets long exposed for anle In hauling them about
through the country. Persons planting Orchards
not be careful In piantT but the best varieties
Of Fruit Early planting, when practicable IL particularly
recommended. y
Catalogues containing full pons Of our stock and
prices, sent free to ell applicants All orders must be
compAnIsd with the cash to receive attention.
address A. P. SMITH,
~, street, Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
Common Courcil-Special Meeting.
PLAeEEvIttE. January s, Isl

PLAcEEvItLE. January 5. $500.
NAVer Swan. PrrHdng Present, Aids Wade.
WIehnAn. Atv JAa'n AID Marble
NnA;rs Il ireNions mretu ( Rad and approved
Az Maple m",ed that the petition "f Mr L.. l.,
arJs"n. rr1iVe to the "sseS.m-nt { Gvu. + J'rsS,
b. rxisf r. - ;hc Finance CutnmiIive L. TVpurl ut
ths neat n.,ciI"H. Carried
Mr. h!.trHnn made Com, ,l,nt relative 10 his as.
BesanVnt. and ~ motion = All. Na1r, u was re.
krrrc /" he Finance Committee.
Moved aud seconded that the IN wing named
psra"n. Act"S ln>i"ei'Hs and CtTN> ~ EIv>tn'n "r
tie tih dAv - January. l,6!. IN acc. tLaLce M"h
ME Nat'rs PIUcl.uiaii"r.
f.Js: Wivi- - { llnmphrrv and D. Dc Cola,
lns:eci"rs; D. W. Chlchyairr, Cls'H.
See'nd Ward DR. q HAi'rv aud \. c. Henry,
lnsreeIUrs, - Choair, Clck
Ti,ri Ha,J. J haU u -nnrlt and 'scpa un1,,
in.pSenrs. \ 81. ThAt>ht- C!"N
Report !. W. Frear. read. accepted It'd 'aecd CT
Gle.
Eslor. o: Iecordrr. read, accepted and placed on
Rrroru Of Clerk and 7 sAsurSr. read aud rer<ttsd
I" finance C"n,miIIcr
The Guy Marshal asked f,r further Lane to lnake
r~;,"di. Nh,ch grated
Bills e Sandrl petN M against the - .rcal aud
refer rcd IL he Finance Ce;nmter 10 ret -taiue1,
meeting
School "ropcT,E cert he'd, we're read aud tie SIptr,
iatendeni ad,h tiGed Ia draw WArrant>f IN. S,tsc
Mss I%.rA Irvine e.; -; CNtrH Hut'r".
3.1S So: II. PItcht"'G, tS Sm'h \,>H. e.
q NHue m"Nru mat me Dcto " ) NJ. D""S
lAaa IN favor Of tie Ci,. fr lot puelh ,scd "u the
e"rnsr e C"Ioma and Center streets. be received
and the Clerk be authorized to have the same en-,
ed in the COUNTY R,e,rdS,
tOn mvii"n Of AID Wade, the Beard Troceeded to
elect Policemen f'r The Il quarter.
J. Rsynoids was put IN nomination I'D having
received ell the votes cast, was declared duly &c.
ted
$ Higgins vas ru, in animation and having re.
eevsd all the votes cast declared duiN elected
AID Wade mot ed that the Collector BE- allowed
anII next SATURDAY. January 1th. IL collect Taxes,
befTe repairing delinquent list Carried.
Aid Wade Inovsd that the Clerk be authorized 10
purchase copy If ih- Statutes at 1859. containing
copy IL the City Charter. the use and bvnvai c;
The Common Council. Carried.
BoaVd Adi'Urned to meet on FRIDAY evening ncxl
at 6 Ia o'clock. X s. HERNANDEZ, CieIk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

SIRAwBERKIES.-Mr Garvitt yesterday pre-
scented US with some strawberries from his
garden. They have maturcd in the garden
Without the aid Of . hOs,bed. One of them
was an inch in length. His vines are full.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
Garden Seeds.

We invite the etention Of dealers and planters 10
very extensive general assortment Of Vegetable Seed
all Of ourlOwn raising. The crop Of this years growth
which pure and 10 VsEeats hold great In.
ducementS parties purchasing BY who-SAe, our stock
being very large The increasing demand for the eevds O
growing have compelled us to enlarge opera.
tons and have accordingly procured other farm
presy designed and adapted for that business and
associated with In that department Mr. James B. Saul.
who for the last Eve has been foreman Of this Estab
lislinent
Persons in giving orders for SEEDS will please send sepa.
from Nursery Stock. We viii sell fer CASH less
price than be purchased 10 any part Of the State
Trees Plants and Feeds packed with the greatest
insure them In transportation TO any pa,I Of the Pacific
Coast
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

" Also the CALIFORNIA; and FOEsIRH Grape Siuss.----
Our stock Of the Foreign 0rapv In varsity the hns
and best selected and tested kinds grown In this country
We have been for past giving particular aen
ton In the propagation OF ali the Hnes varieties Of the
Foreign Grape VxIIut. Of which oaeF - no
vines this senSon Also 10000 Los Angeles Grape Vines
from three years old We will ps 81 prices ~
be purchased At shy Nursery Establishment In the
State.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

A Ii persons having claims against the Eaato u J.
hereby notified and required 70 exhibit the vita
the necessary vOuchsrs to the undsrsgnsd Administered
tor Of SAd Estate, ct my Tosdeaco at Ish Rak d A
coHnly within Ten months from the date hereof or thS
dAms VII Be forever barred. Dated Dseemesr elsa 1oe
GS-AS ASniuhtvGIsr Of the T:.sss oGJ CsST. pssS:h
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
Mechanics Lien Notice.
RICHARD MURPHY, Defendant.

STATE OF CALlfORElA,, In the Distret Court o
County Of l., Dorado. the Ilth Judicial District
D. .. DkNER, ri4inud.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES
AND
GARDEN SEEDS.

Smith's POmOlOgieaI Garden and Nursery
~ nILRs FROM sAcRAnkRTo, or Tns AnERicAH RIvER.
Depot and Store ~ }. Street.
WE snsr the prs1ent SeasSn laTge and extensive
w stock OF Fruit and Ornamental bhM1s Trees Row.
srinR Shrubs Green House Pants q be found
any Nursery Establishment the Pacific soas enbFsck
vTrr 0ns Thousand Varieties, viz:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

DR. JEwErr has left with the Boston TrIP.
rller an ounce or two Of fine starch, extracted
from only eight horse chc>nuts, picked up in
the street. The experiment shows this nu,
to be 50 abundant in starch that it may reAdi,
IL be turned to valuable account.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

LET Us EAT IT Now" Never put off ill
to. morrow what you can do to-day. said AL
advising mother to her child
"Wcll, then, mamma. let us eat the cram
berry pie that's in the safe, was soany's ap.
propos reply.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

RICHARD MURPHY, Defendant.
4 IL. whom II NAV concern are hereby netiaed that
n the above cn:itled action has been thls day com
n-need TO enforce Mrehsne's Lien. for the sum Of
1aN, on certain building and lot belonging to said
defendant, dCscrs5rd followS, To Wit: new htlek
house one 1iorN high SAID hTIek house twenty four
fret vide ito"'uI on Main street, ~ the Vii age Of
Gecrgrte~r Crunir ard state Aforesaid and SiNtv
feet long extending back. and IL twenty four feet wide
HVNAiA lot, Aut ~ the SotthrAst bN the Georgetown
Lo; amt Nc pP ate Bruey's (hthirG Store, the came
being Canned ard cNred bI Sad Defendant. An per.
e,am,rE hud,ng Mechanics Liens on sad hu,.d.
irE NOTIFIED - be and Nppe the above entitled
tourt, oH the 81 MnGNI ~ February, u, 1850. aud
sIHt.U ;aCn Ara ihste the ptoot - such LerI or the
Iame ~, bS Seemed WANeG, December ed, 4. u.
!G9. ". q. EVER,
Il ii Nv {. W. SArderseu. biz Attorney.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
Ornamental and Shade Trees.

COnsatinR Of Elm, Maple Linden AiianhuS, Cata!pa,
Laburnum, Tor Golden ChAin) Weeping and Currd Leaf
Willow, Timber LOCUST &c &c. Also the Evergreen Ar.
Vita. very ornamental for Public Private Grounds
Avenues and Cemeteries. All Of nns growth and large
size for planting out the coming season.
Our stock u Cnmelus, Roses and sndsas variety Of
Green House Plants. unusually fne and large The
CamsAs have commenced blooming IN their beautiful
varieties and cooru, and will continue through the Winter
and Spring months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-10
IT Is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, SINGH
L
OLD And YOUNG,
Affirm its Truth,

PROFESSOR WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
VIII preserve nfaioy the growth and color Of the hair, ii
bd o aEs rs
men the hair make more soft and beautiful than any oil
Statesmen JUDGES attorneys Doctors Gergymen Professional
men and and ladies o all classes al the world
bear testimony that we do not say too much in its favor Read
ossiss tine G neH II w t
induced to use some Of Hair Restorative and its effects
were SO wonderful we feel duty you aud the afflicted
to report It.
With sores and some called il scad head The hair almost
rey came of in consequence when friend seeing his suffer-
hopes Of success but surprise ali our friends
AND Sf If a aoon m s as a nnd
thu. eur boy hns n hey sea aad 4
perfect ali hft diseases
= sgs: Y 4siSSSiaIS SfsH5HHhn.
rendered the constant application i o necessary dressing it
months ago il was in thai coso and having continued n is
ss ss ag Mn s ss wssk hay turned nstna
TO those produced by the publication Of oils other
for every laays toilet whether to be used Hair Restorative
or or the simple pnrpese q dressing Identifying the har
of its performing all that is claimed for il.
Gincinnnti O., Feb TO- 1857. ia Third street
WELLINGTON NO., Dec. 5. 1851.
w hg RIA W seo s 81, III s ADVICE f s9d e
It. Ihad the fever time Inst May and nearly every hair
sa Se~ hsF eas an s
that feel communicate others who afflicted hive
benefit reese Pfo WosdS iS
The p p bottles d three ss 'a A. aFse
me and small he small holds pint and re
more proportion than small retals for two dollars
Per bottle the arge holds quart 4oper cent in proper
q Woop 60 rgopEisoEs 81 Broadway Nsw York
And sold by good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-10
Louisiana intelligence.

The Baton Rouge Gazette of Tuesday says:
On Saturday evening last an ARRAY took place at
the livery stable of Mr.. Henry Castle, on Third
street, between Mr.. Archibald Edger and Mr.. Mi
ehael Gurran, in which the former was stabbed.
Edger is not now supposed to be in much danger.
Cufran gave himself up, and is now awaiting the
issue in jail.
On Thursday, I'd inst, the three negroes, Daniel
Spencer and Richard, were tried in MarksFille for
the murder of their master, Laurent Normand-
Daniel and Spencer were found guilty and hanged
next day over the place where they had concealed
the corpse, and Richard, who had been compelled
by the Others to assist in conccang the body, was
sentenced to 80 Iashes The trial took place befoxe
two Justices and o jury Of ten Shareholders. +
The Caddo Gazette of the 2sth ult. gives the fol-
lowing account Of the execution of Artemis
Bennett:
Artemis Bennett was hung at haIfpast ten
O'Clock yesterday morning, Ia the courthouse
square. A large crowd was in attendance and a
sufficient number Of armed men were summoned
to act as guard. When Bennett stood On the
platform he used THIS language,ias nearly as we
could catch the sound: II am aorry for what /
have done. hope you will all sympathize with
my family. have dreampt a Thousand times that
saw this crowd around Iue. You must all take
warning from this. Give my children good advice
! hope am prepared TO meet my Cod. Lord have
mercy upon me.n He thanked the Rev. Mr.. Me-
Alister, and told Mr.. Hoss TO meet him in Heaven
The rope was then cut and he was ushered into
eternity.