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Passengers Arrived.

,HAvRh-Paekr, ,hiy yils De Lyon-Mis: Fu,ce, Lyman
RnsssI West Phiadephs Alexander Cor New York; pr
rpneau Canada; Mrs Rebecea Never and servant F,apkfort
0ernain New Oreans Jaquemet, Frsnce-i56in the
stesrags
LvrsrooI- Packet ship siddous-T Boyd snd lady. Miss
How'd Fugenr Viola Saml " Purser w A Stanton Smith
Morsks-2e7 in the steerags.
.LIvEHPooL-shiJ Libvrty-RevJ Mullen, OF NOilssns
J.oe New York Mrs Norton. Miss Phillips. Coanect
.ut-6s ia the seeragr.
HAvnE ship Cotton Planter-C Ropescck aud ios in the
steer
GLAsGow-Ship nMr Mct3owsn and "a in the steersee
BRtMtN-Paq qae Fl,n.n-H Meyer, Mrs [ Cul EFT aid tw
n larea-I2o Ia the stes'age.
RTMEN-BrIp Jpsel lhle--C Duskoe. Mr. Miller w Schou
urs helfy VInler so hl. SraIt.0 u the seefaee.
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Foreign Markets.

HAvAvA, July 6The following is the state Of the
ke up to two o'clock to-day Saturday 9th inst Articles
OF ExporSugars, assorted, half white and half brown
and and per arroba; do white alone. 81; do
yellow. ~ a6t do brown alone At do cucurucho. 81
81 az. All sugars in market not only very
scarce but in very active demand particularly for ye
lows and browns Molasses per keg OF 81 gallons a.
and very In fact the market quite bare. Ho
ney, per gallon, .. with sales. Coffee, first quality
none in market; ID and Sd do, s. and scarce
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AUCTION SALES.

REAL rs IA rE -rERs MeTOkY
M lLLTAnr HALL; Library Street, .mmed sicily opposite
sococt IN th- yeniuF, will be sn'd pnhc s, without
ese0e at the hi d-i hit xchanRe that vsu bic
story brick mes.usge 10, gouud tide
nI LARA STREET between Dslaxar- th snd ii strssts.
front t6 feet ia depth east line IS
issI. "
I This has 'oaR been awe es'athed Public Hous sud
now occupied 6y me owne the last teosn raid 81 o0
year rent fr It. Nearly the whole Lot with
Building; AID berg immeeatslv ,ppos the pa,L United
sta receay hased for the Custom Houss il will be
very valuable e. sto -, Public Ones, Nc
wii positively be sold without limitation.
Clear Of all incumbiance
isi5 s aostrc NJ THOMAS sON.
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SALES OF Srocxs-po.roS. Julv IA

.H the Brokers' Bocrd-l2 shares City Bank gjt 50
East Boston Co blm l0s; so do tw OS 100 do lUf Is
Boston ard Maine Railroad 04h 40 do I'm los; "a
Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts Railroad
Railroad e5 % Reading Railroad 24}; 100 do b2m 25,;
IS do 24s 90 do, Am 25 IS Long Island ailrosd s0d
blm 56 40 do, 7s ~ do 76i; Hamilton Manufacturing
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Died,

In Brooklyn, Tuesday 18th inst Mrs. SARAH McKIv.
rect Of John Mckinney in the list year ofher age.
The friends and acqusintances Of the family res
pectully invited to attend her funeral, this alter
noon at o'clock from her late residence corner of Vine
and Mckinney streets 2t
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald ]

Correspondence Of the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, July IL, lSi4.
The people OF Southwars are as much ncensed
againrt the military as ever Those who at first
denounced our citizen soldiers as murderen, and
asserted that the first fire was wholly unprovoked,
have been driven from their ground by the over
whelming testimony which has been produced,
and now assume the position that the military had
no business there at all. Well, perhaps not but
one thing at least is certain, that when there they
were entitled to al least more gentle notice TO Quit
than the hurliDg of hardware shops at them.
The examination into the recent riots and the
hrs fire, has been going on before the Court ali
dav; but nothlng new has been elected.
The CIty Greys of Boston arrived in this city
about an hour SINCE, and were escorted by a bat
talon OF several companies under Capt Fritz, TO
their quarters, the W Washington House They pa ssed
the head quarters OF our troops, and were received
with honors by the torce there posted. Large
crowds OF citizens followed them, and they were
much admired, as the finest looking body Of men
that has been here Tor some time.
. highway robbery took place in our vicinity
last night aad this morning. The roDber has been
arrested, but the particulars have not et tra inspire
Two adduona persons connected with tn, Sourh-
waIk riots have been arrested Oae an old mau
named Black, charged with furnishing the slues
and balls, and young man named Turner, CHARGED
with directing the cannon.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Days or the steam ships.


We shall esteem favor If Captains or Vessels will give
70 Comnodorc HosERT SLvEv, OF News Fleet Report
OF the shipping left at the Po whence they sailed
Spoken on their pa,sage List Of their Cargo snd any
Immediately their arrival Agents and at
nome or abroad will also confer favor by sending this
office all the Marine IneRence they obtain Nautical
inflammation of .pv kind will he rhsr ! IN nv rsre;ved ~
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CARPETINGS,
Ey,OOR OH (sIOTHg RnrLryNrC q

CARPETINGS,
MOOR OIL CLOTHS, BOOKINGS, &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have Rand an extensive and
choice selection Of Carpein from priced Il grau
~ the richest and costly descriptions BSussels
Royal Wilton. Velvet, Turiey AIm;nser and Tapestry
ans calors.
Also French and English kings Drusre Felt Carpt3
rg Mugs Of the richest descriptions French emhsssed Table
and Piano Covers &c, &c all OF which will br sold az
lower prices than any sinia, esrh!ishm.nl in The city
L. w. SMITH COMPANY,
25t Broadway, fopposite the Cit. Hall tvo doom
below Stewart Co . extensive Dry foods Store
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LIyERPo,L-P.ckst snip Mor,ezums--Rsy Or VIM Adam
Ia H-orv Russell, New York; John Thorn ton, Captsi
W,anis,t ~ Mss w'uost Eesl,n,; Dr L.g.ot Mr. BsI
ald; DIV w. Mxcoi Jares sIeaNnsn Jsmaca; Capts
MtKavett Y y Army; Reginald Fowler. Halifax, Ms; /
Juck minsier. Richd shaw, n Wr gbt Canada
HavsE-Pschs ihip owsnkob Barney and lady. August
.Auer, France; Gordon and lady. Miss Parker, Hsvis
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SHIP NEWS.
By Laat Nlxht,a R0ufhern Natl

PHiLADhIPHA. July l6-Arr Chas Henry. Gr.fw Dover.
Nh Hpht la pu jr Carr, Psrt,moUh Nh; N,mita, By.
more Provld' nee; &C ieat Dav.s an. Obj YApp NYort
Below. Caracas Dill ON Porto Csbcllo; F,e g,sr kua h
liiavAea Hssss, Glpatrick, Newport CID utals Hop
sAtImoRs. JUL leTc'd Elizabeth. Cromwell. Trni
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BULLhTiN OF TIE VARIOUS EXCURSIONS OF
TUE slEAMBUAT THOMAS SALMOND,
CAPT WM r.. sHuLTz
GRAND FISHING EXCURSIONS.


Ao1 al The above boat vii, run % the Fishing
Gx-sxAI ~ Bat ks on lUEsDsYS. WEDNESD AVS.
: --Z- THURSDAYS 4 FRIDAYS, untI fur,h, T
nosre. soppins for pas enge at Amos It. A Can
STREET 81 Caiharine Ferry Drcokyn, Pike street. 9k
and Pier No l. N ~ truching Fort Hamilton each
way allowing time 10 view the Fvrtc,tions On
will land at the above places Chambermaids will he
Lines viii be furnished board small charge-bait gatis
Dinner and rees,mens board Fsr~ Is zach way
COTILIuN PARTIES On FRIDAY EVENINGS.
The above boat will make Excuron with Parry the
Hudson East River, cow the Bay majority OF
Company may 'lsct Friday Ev.nnR until further
tce weather being favovsbe arge Military and Coti lion
Band ENGAGED The at will b. lumnaed and supplied
with the choicest Refreshments Of all kisds with
walters la oder secure responsibility aud comfort the
the numh. OF tickets is limited and eau only
had OF Sapss Ford 1872 oowerv IS ~ kushton Kotunda
MsTchnts Exchange, Wall street. and cf tn subscriber
Tickets ST. admit gentleman and ladies. Th boat will
!.ave D.aney street at Pts street 7k Pier No No
~ IN; Cau strest 7M Amos 81 8-reurniug
alb! hour aad will land at Canal street Pike street
NO tickets can be had board The boat, and
'os sdT1isd s9s,. ~ s'eh. nMoNn.vspvcup
SIONS FOR SEA BArHlN The above boat will on
Saturday Afternoons leave Amos street, Canal street
~; Ca,harine Ferry, Brooklyn az; Pike street 2x and
Per No ! N. r. at o'clock, Ana SUNDAYS and
MONDAfS will, IN the Morning, leave Amos 8L;
auai street, SO; Catharne Ferry, Brooklyn 81 Pixie street,
"a; and Pier NO N. r. at 9H Aad in the Afternoons
hmo: street q Cacs street sk Csthasine Ferry Brook.
pr.c.sai 70 FORT GANILTUN. BATH aud CONEY
ISLAND. when pScticab.e: allowing time bahe. Of
bathing houses gratis. Returning will land the same
places Chamber in attendance Keeshmen board.
Fare each way l21 cents
JIG 7ts.rc HENRY f. RIELL.
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.JU'I AKHIVED y NV NONk,
T II + X L A l. VALENTIN VOX
(yO>CEkT HALL. Broadway-bor The. Nights oriy-
July 22i inst,
SIG GIUSEPPE VALENTINE
Ths far famed
VENETIAN VENTKlL lLOQUIST!
Whose IN the above Rf nishe only the
GUS Amateurs but exceed all Of H.
announces 90 the habitsnts OF New TX vicinity
that he intends wing together with
SIu COMtiCO VALENTINE,
Professor OF Instrument entirely constructed by him.
ELI never before me public ia This tf he world
tsriainment in the above eaii ed
THE DRAWlNG-h CONCERT OF VARIETY !!
Or which
MISS KkANE,
from England, will make her first arpearance
Admission Fifty Cents-Chtren under twelve years Of age
hsifprce
Door. hapast 7o'sock romance to commence at
O'Clock rr cisely.
Ticket Office open daily from half past 10 to haEpa,t
o'c ock =
For rartcu,n see hand bills ii6 iwsrc
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sales or socks at PhiladeIph,a.


FIRsT BoAaD, July I7-l0O shares Wilmington bds,
~ 100 do 6ds 22s 500 do 2f 90 Girard I3 IO0 do
cash. III; 80 do ~ S4Co Reading 6s 6Sl; ss77
State 6s 1850 7s $500 City IS Is46 100; 100 shares G
rard s 8, NJ; ~ Far. Nechs Blk 43A
SECOND BoARp, July 1875 shares Wilmington Il ~;
100 do do bds 2t 100 do Grard Bank, SO liz do do
30 do do lIL so do do 5ds l 10 DO Penn,a Bank 25s
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Is Of the new clip and a. the supplies Of this staple
come In from the wes the shipments for the rest of the
season must be very large.
We annex the monthly returns OF the Ohio Banks for
Iulv
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oC- Harwood, who was imprisoned on the
charge oi bringing the cannon in front Of the church
has turned States evidence and has implicated several
persons. Three Of them have been arrested One Of
them Joseph Black dealer in old iron, at 81 Swanson
street, was examined this morning Harwood testRes
that Black brought him bag Of balls and told him TO
put them into cannon which he loading Blacks
statement is that he in his chamber when ths mob
broke in and seized materials for loading their guns
SURRENDER. Andrew McClain, who is said 10
have been one OF the most active in opposing the military
forward this morning and surrendered himseH 10
the civil authorities
The SOLDIERS FUND.-About seven thousand
dollars have been raised for the families Of those soldiers
who were killed wounded in the Southwark riot Tho
greetes readiness has been manifested aid in this work
OF pubic gratitude Many who able to contribute
largely absent from the cty.-Ph Caxsft Juiv IL
The New York herald., 1844-07-18

ThetarT in force up to 1884, produced very limited
very large impoaions In 1889 the value Of
imports reached $97 O7s6s7 which produced
Of only SIS 97O o03 This under the compromise act
when the average rate of duty did exceed twenty
per In 1884, the beginning Of the workings
of the at act, when an importation Of $50 AIS 800
produced as great revenue importation full one
third larger did Ia s4l In lS43 the receipts from
this pert still lower and in the first six months Of
1874 We find SUI more limited importation producing
s. ''rger At the rate the duties have accrued
end the imports in within the past si months the
this port from customs for 1874 will be larger
than for any previous year II is safe to estimate the
imports into New York three fhs Of the total importa
tioas into the country. Taking this calculation
should find the total importation into the country for the
first six months Of 1914 to be 60a producing in
the same proportion a revenue of $le.Oa59 9o5.
Having arrived fair estimate of the revenue and to-
tai value Of imports into the country for the first six
months, will double for the year. making the value
of the years imporations 2Os and the revenue
from the same $3S OIL 99O In these immense receipts
from customs lay all the DANGERS difficulties and okjec
tons attached to high tariff The receipts and ordina-
ry expenses Of the government January, 1884, to
January, is45 are estimated as follows =
REcrrrs AND EnrESDrrvnE. FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR
Frs, sir Months ending June 80. ioaa-.actual.
10 do lands. =. ....... ......... ssS,sss
o.s,...v expense. 70. tn. sam. period ss:s Is
Second s'ss sr Month"; o; ..say s,x Dec ): 81 sy.~s..~ ~
TS'fS,; ;'s'';; rom sh 81 - S:S Sss
sM.~oaoo
Ordinary txpeaies for period, -. 1890 900
Frcsss Of receipts for tbs year 1884, 80 72o
F.om u ssnrplrs q. duct
Debt line due Jan. l. l8l5, IS 672 976
TIeaury notes outstandilg Jan. l. 1884,. 2s7a, 80
0fH,l58
Balance. January l. lslj Isl o5336s
This estimate only places the receipts from customs for
the year. ct $40 the estimate made above places
them at $3s OIL $780, which, although founded correct
data may possibly be little too large but not far out
Of the way a. the official estimate BY placing es
mate in tabular form, II will stand thus =
ESTIMATED kgcrIrrs AND EXPENDITURES roR THE CALEN
YEAR ie44
TOTAL receipts from customs. .S30 OIL 900
Total receipts from iands. ,760 9S3
$40 s32 e73
Ordinary expenses. .................. ~, ,756 519
$iso76444
From this surplus deduct
Debt falling dHe January !, ls45. :. SIS GA g76
Treasury notes outstanding ..... 2374lea
- so47 Iss
Surplus after paying debt due. $40 029 ass
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PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1874.

PHILADELPHIA, July IL, lSA.
My DEAR BENNETT:-
God knows when we shall have rest The ex-
citemeni, or, at least the fear Of another outbreak.
is still dreadedand this dread is enhanced by the
fact that the district OF Southwark is quiet beyond
anticipation. So far as am concerned, IbeIieve
that there is yet sufficient reason 10 expect fearful
disturbances, and the best reason can advance for
such thought is the immense number of arrests
being daily made. rumor was current this morn
ing that in consequence of the arrest of several Of
the leading men OF Southwark, an attack would
be made upon Moyamensing Prison That such
an attack wall be made l have no doubt But the
rioters await their time. The military. on iha,
SPOT would have a decided advantage and should
a meeting take place, the mob will be- completely
routed and suppressed. After the military shall
more OF mobocracy. And God grant that such
may soon take place. The immediate causes
OF the present disturbance have been fully en-
larged upon,-the real facts have vet 10 be related
The matters at issue are far different from those
connected with the Kensington rios, and shall
in day or two collect in condensed form all the
circums,ances-trace them from their origin prrvi-
Gus to the outbreak al Kensington TO The last dsas-
trous affair at Soulhwark-show The relative influ-
ence OF Natvsm and Cathociiy on thpm-the
Effect OF King Growers popularity in Southwark
and furnish you with true and exact state nj of
the whole troubles
The mail closes in moment, and have but
a word TO add. circumstance occurred a few
evenings ago, in the presence Of hundreds, which
shows true New York blood. II is this - On Sat-
urday night last, between eleven and TIVE o'clock.
as stood upon the steps of the "Sun office, 4
young New Yorker, whose name | afterwards
learned to be ODonnell, remaik. that If he were
allowed to mount Of those horses (pointing to
| a troop from Bucks Counly,) he would rejoice in
the opportunity to defend his couniry's laws and
use his energies to suppress the mob, which. il was
rumored, was then attacking the Prison. One Of
the troop pleaded sickness and offered his horse
In an instant the fashionable dress of the Chestnut
street beau was exchanged for the military trap
pings Of the soldier; and now witness our young
hero with light and bueyant spirits in the saddle,
with all soldiers pride and all a soldiers spirit
He is worthy of your city and worthy Of better
cause This little incident endeared him TO all
who witnessed his generous and noble determine
ton.
am now going to Head Quarters. Any rumor
shall inform you of.
Your friend and well-wisher. AN AMERICAN.
The New York herald., 1844-07-18

The government indebtedness after making the above
payments, will be about sIs 000 600, more than hall
of which could be paid the LIST Of January next &C
cordng to the above returns This surplus comes at
very convenient moment, will liquidate the debt
government but after that Is paid, what will be don,
with he surplus evenue7 Under the existing high tariff
very moderate importation will very large
The country just recovering from the effects
the last revuson in commercial affairs, imports
increasing under the gradual expansion Of the banks
cny very great depreciation in the value Of
issues Of paper would swell imports to very arg,
amount in spite Of the protective nature Of the present
tariff act After the debt Of the government Is paid tn,
surplus must be placed to the credit si the
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DIR. LARDVER'S LYCEUM.

T. w YOR X SOCl ETY. l. BRA Y,
cor..v Of Broad esv AID L-ous.d 4 Get
CRTAT GAS NiC OScOP. .-IELEsCOPiC AND
VI PlcrupIAL EXHIBIT ON.
THURsDAt tVENl NJ, July 18th, Dr.. LARDNFR
will give his Disc, Trns antc Steam Nsvigst'cn
s present and s fu pros With
OF the u steam ship Princeton and the impf it
After which a Grand Mi-roscopc Exhibition, ia which
VARIETY oi objec AID Effects will b. pr du ed
To b- sncseded series Of Ielescopc and Scenic Illus
Toe nc'uie with selection OF Pictorial Pecve,t>ns.
In the course o. the will be illuminated bv
Splendid Boulut Of Twelve ummoa d Light,-A sl gle
gtt ftns crpti found 10 he brilliant rluni-
larre bull with l,sht sufficiently
With atey been proposed illuminate the city of
Paris by single lantern &c this kiuo.
1Nctets Is cents-Chd half price. To commence
O'CLOCK ji8 IL
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WANTED no HIRE IMMEDIATELY or from the LIST
OF Aueust tarnitore sufci.nt for a two story House
oft line addressed H. H. and LEFT at this ofc. will b.
ATTENDED 10. - ive rrs,c
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WANTED TO HIRE IMMEDIATELY or from N. lat
liberal pe. x r. aas for for two story hca..
oft na aodre'aedso H. H. and st this Oc, will BE-
FOR STOPPING DECAYED TENDER
DRA A-c CASTLES lnsaii H. Past. Tor filling hollow
s aao .osb Se i a.a, s.sSys,y
or pain vi which ccmoac. rmirg sul,d tooth
S TO- hs A,.Gsi,I Teeth from ooa
Amss.,edo',: Dr. JOhasOn Dr. B.,d oea. McGa!!y, Gsa
jylai,.m Dentist. asi q, ,o,dway. Y.
sTe vii be pnbliyshed A. 2 Ann street mom,s Morn
,te1 10 Icoai, Of rm.. Cr.... Cyphes. Sc.
% Ike rs"s Ssst cut ia ssS
ss " Ia
q ri ssss
LIT 7 Ellis LTyiNG 4 GE. NO. X
1. ~ s &:
r w s.s 'ad ra.sS 4:
IS alone woTts 3. moSey.aso raaes :, 0Csnnel!.;mor
ss.sssis. g. WTss S,s% q Ys.s,s.Sp;;s.:: y Of
III. aasss,Fsae, Poetry Scraps, &c. &c s''''' : ''
4 sSass Esn., DRFs Rs: q Once: sssSE ,s
rs SSSa own p rSt St'Sa Sasa sfA BAD
Nue Pounds Of Fine Tea fer Three Dollars!
Gs i ss:,,:
'';s SHS1
iu mrs Cs''fFss GHEisrfxSsoS if;' TAX acf Manager
TURTLE SOUP!-TERRAPIN LUNCH.
5N REE y se sr K. uS ga TEs
approved from Ihi, ,.tabli.hm-nt. iyis m
MEDICAL AID-REMOVAL.
DR. GREGORY his removed from IL Barclay street. 6s
- Gold street where h. may be consulted col6den,aily
e.. e .Ig d. msdes men am s%ecs h. know
shieh ;'rauss liable % contract Sh. visiting our c,sv
Dr. q has published treatise upon h.se eomplains, called
Of patients either sells 50 seas jyls isIc
pay WATEk-3O case. first quality and mo.t approved
brand '''''''e'sstffk sfkoNJ. i'SI MkisBIN BRUCE
jis 3tsm - Beaver ,treet.
TRENTON FALLS,
THE SUBSCRIBER anpounces to the public that aft.r an
% place. he sa n: %
nshed and put y com"ee order and he trusts By bis attention
80 literally BESTOWED on him in former years. ...,
o so ss s. VIII a"S ' our s.s b.
Hd xETcIEs oT frf s of
ad 70 sell at prices low sayng the lea those
O., .rs,s.a .,oGh Of F,esy umb r..o
a s'GS sS.:i .rs r
import Is ss cempss and pes a. sn ean ts desired
iel2 IN cod isec
SHlP 0AsTON. FROM NEW ORLEANS. j. JI.chaY.
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pm ESENTS

CHIP 0h hsTON FROM NEW ORLEANS, il dachsrg.
W Ing AZ hornes Brochyn Consigntes will please
tead &c the receipt Of their goods immed lately 1--WE
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NCN ION FALI5,
NEAR UTICA, NEW YORK
THE SUBSCRIBER the public that aftsr an
Of he has direction OF the
Hotel above place. The house has thoroughly rsfur
nshed and comoee order and he by attentf
the comfort of his guests 10 merit Of the
30 liberaily bestowed on him in former yeas
istl 2w e0dis re ~ MOORE
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-04-20

sweat The execution "a INT Iii,gsI"
"Wcll, bm sqL,fo you can't do n. Now
" J1'cr', McFil'efs a. Co. was hero and
would sweafii then II would be on N spn,n,t
oath, AMI II would be tied b, iuf,,"
Seeing that nothing could be gained by
the adherence TO The principles Of law, and
unwilling hat my clients should be swim.
died out Of their money in Ibis way, took
considerable pains 10 show thai ia a great
many cases he attorney could act as prin"
cIpal, aud finally Ga, the justice to let me
swear which had no hesitation 10 doing.
\ jury was cmpmnelled. and we wen, on
with the irIal--Screws said nothing, but I
went mo the case warmly. Thoy retired,
and in five minutes brought in thus verdict:
1--WE, The jury fnd the execution deadm l
was about 10 retire in dignifed disgust,
when bushy headed jury man asked who
was TO pay the jury fees.
"rhe jury fees come out of Mr.. Screws"
replied as mildly as ! could; "he verdict
was in his favor"
"Tha,'s true, Squire Nubbs but 1t uinl't
he law The man that gains his case shall
pay cost"
please The court" | replied, entirely out
OF my patience, "I pay, may be-"
"Thank you, Squire, that settles The mat
rer: The court fines you dollar and half
P. ~ Wv rAy
US all, boys, and TEA. US IN the bargain -
launched out the one rni rfiy, and lief,
nIrd Kingdom of Dooley' with aconsidera'
| bic degree of rapld,,y.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-04-20
INDUSTRY, HAPPINESS AND
HEALTH,

We were forcib'y struck few days since;
with remark made by an old and affluent
citizen. Speaking Of his habits, and Of his
constan, attention TO something which occu.
pied his mind, he said ina, he always felt
better, physically and mentally, when en-
ployed in some useful pursuit, because in
the frs, place he knew he was discharging
his duty as a member of society and man,
and in he second, he was prevented from
F 'ndu glng in painful thoughts. This is sound
philosophy. The idier, wIelher rich or
poor, young or old, is far more apt 10 be
annoyed by disagreeable reflections to feel
moody and discontinued, to be hurried on
into temptation and crime, than the individ.
ual who, no matter what his condition in a
pecuniary poInt Of view, seeks TO keep both
mind and body properly employ ed, and thus
to shut Out fevcrish deeires and nervous
pha MIA sn,agcrss, which Idieness % CERTAIN
10 call mic exissence. Every ;,,S,sis..l
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nd his body in wholesome slate of exer.
use. always careful to be prompted in his
Movements by honor, honesty and conscl'