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Norfi, Carolina.


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Die ana htso.1'!ohs, Tia'n were a"ot'eJ nc
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Ha"o' NC - IL; "a -,
ias' h'neu ''n 'i.9'u us !U''.,l'' '''.a co-
quelt re .siA ~ : ii'o' h"ti! u.,us'1h " Nv
treat OF Zen washington i,Tou=i me Jerseys. De,
Ing asked by one OF his oiiicers now iar ne would
retreat Inc hride"i Is. hsi@' me othTI
eide Of the Blue KdI1;' II 73arycnIt snail
hIht l!em nj ia,t. ne r,'tra'eo 10 ORR o"i'
sald Mr VIZ, Z. ana capt@ree c9rHndhtS O"r re.
meas ''sS e,la ~ "d "n eS' we shS'' i'''
Tue e''eh'y 'sa''' '' ''' ''t m 90 .'S. ~,
S'',, ~
MISSOURI" Governor towards Of MISSOURI
delivered ma inaugural Address, on 'he 2Vih ut
iils fSceiency sefs down SoO,Vou as liie amount
eral Government Tarongh rhe effect of the Tariff
the tx pens o.; collecting 1t al S6G0O00 more; the
amount paid for home labries, imported mana
features a! $S0OGG0 more; the loss sustained III
prices by elutted narket, al $4,000 more. Thus
ne argues gssinst he power welded by ihe United
States N employing protective system o; taxation.
The Go'eraor IS opposed tc the indiscrminate
use OF incorporation powers, and recommends the
Introduction OF an Individual responsibility clause
in the iaw. lie contends also that the poHer OF -
gu!stng the Currency ~ nowhere prohibited TO the
States, and that, consequently it cunsiitutionay
theirs. lie recommends Limitation in the issue OF
hank notes, so as 10 rrohibi, The emission of any
note under Zen dollars.
H. recommends the adoption OF plan for pre-
pairing and ouayiog ieachers Tor the Common
r., rS~nd The d;s,,nsif;on ana r1,i IN, t;s,r,
button OF tie Common school Fund. hesa, ;, should
occupy somewhat the attention OF the Legislature,
so iha' The poor as well as the nG may BE- hensi'!ed
I INN iu sIsr one D US wen S'pp'F'
IS, loni. Gsz
f!IIxoIs Lgc.sisr;i.lr.--The Legislature Of
Illinois convened II Springfield Dee. , WILLIAM
Z. RlcEAgrsqg n ocol Of Schuyler. received -
votes for 2p.k., on The House O.. Representatives.
Judge Irran fNhig; 80 VOTES. In the Senate.
Merritt H. oven Oh Hfhehh vas ci"cted tielh,
v ltIigiu <. Murphy. SSr5gdnt-ai-aTus. Al! The
,fia. r, .,l -, totI ~ 4,,sss 80 o.,, Enc,s
V''' ~ 80 80 80 -" '''-'' o''
:, -. -,
HsART.liESD!NG tA1AMlTf.-At walton y. / y
IN S4iu.day last the ctD inst I'm, farm. hOuse of
30 '"''i ho',,.iI r'u- o'' "'c A"o", U 'iu.N
tho e,poLa ru.hed from tba hn,,.s tIjoyed by his
tl' i"scu ''oi.4 'i' 1ious, 'oi'V|" F his
nor e,nry hf lba ,iiiijinp was IN flames where fire.
sL;. .J:yJr.,, ei,r, IT.. oIIo,, - .F ~ o.,o
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Rz This Mornings Hail.
-ct.incs IN philadelphia
-i..,es rTT1te Tribune.

pI,rL,nslrif... Dec. l5-4P. u
SrocEs Ii,e,. was buf mite change II the mar
With the c,cenuoa of State lives, which aa'nnced
nj the First bad closing ot the Sec on y M
81 a. % Sig- s. T2}= sd coo do. = $ieDJ 90 9n's
rs - d. So G51rt naRki 3ati3i, r. R,nk 10!
SSronf R5qrd-slsGi State S. rev an ~ So i "a
Mortgage LON 5 go Wilmington d. 81, q. y ~ -1 ~
5000 Chesapeake aud Delaware anal cchu1 'A'
Navjg1uof =; go. { . state . . a. -; ,,
SHIP NEws-i! 7. M.-Ctedre1 ifis GJfeT"o'"-
sum AMY PIKE Ne.sO Orleans. Bnrquc Ann Hood {nsw)
t"ne Cie1fler-s PrIs. brs Oreanda Lluh; Lhafsltu'
SIR Cb,lje Harold Willard Boston. Barge Fhi--
,iclei.a De Had, NYufk: Stht. Nll,oT. DO D.
sf-}reneu bargIe phi.ade'll.a GFoTI from DE
Ian RI rs Elizabeth Vafsnu. from Mhanzas w shing.on'
Monroe on Charleston Scr Lads Clinton. CrnnTneF' from
N.Y. ttrb
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Markets. Carefully Reported for Tie Tribune

FRIDAY, Dec. H.
,SIiE-rho maihe, quiet to-day. and the transactions
IRE 20 ibis Pots ut 81 si1 and 81 bb Pearls ut l2.
Al these figures the market IS steady.
COi"TON-1'h-.e Ns but little doing to-day. Inr can
hear but holders firm TEesnles about - bales.
The following circular was prepared for TIE seamer
NEW YORK. December II.
The Cotton market IN this city the date OF our circular
of ,h if presents no new feature The business done has
been fair extent, md prices have npercePtlby given way
until our quotations sd To c. lower than those Of
that day The total aes Is: dec amount to 20 bales,
fair proportion OF which has been taken 10y manufacture
crs the remainder for ENGLAND nnd Frnnce Some shipments
10 Liverpool have also been made from first hands The Eng
ISL accounts 18Th Nov did not reach until the h INST,
and failed produce any Change the views oi purchasers
10 arrest the dropping tendency of the market The stock OF
Cotton unsud the cy, reduced quite low, being
tinatet At eco bales. In Circular oil 18th Oct stated
TINT staple the was very delcient we ARE now
ennhled say that appears the carly pckngs only were M
fernr the pie OF the recent receipts being much bel
ter aud superior length and strength ,s last years We
have noticed Mobile Coons, particularly this feature. and
nc of opinion tfut ~ Liverpool less difference 10 price will be
made and New Orleans Cotton than has been Tie
case for the last year ortwo
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AID FOR FATHER MATnEw-We learn that at
a meeting held Dec.6, at Crotch Hall, after the de-
livery OF Lecture by ii. 7. OCDSNEg on the
TEMPERANCE L1bo.s AID Pecuuiary Embarrass,nan,s
Of Father Mathew. Committee Of Citizens was ap-
pointed To call subsequent meetings and collect AID
iraasnit fJ,ds for his relief. The Committee, we
ind rsyand, have decided TO masea grand Temper
ance Demonstration aid CT this object on Alorday
evening at National Hail. Canal street.
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DIED

On Thursday evening" 10Th of December. ANEIINE Az.
GUSTA. daughter of John and Caroline tgfuvts aged ou
ystrs. month and fourteen days.
The friends md relations of the family invited 10
the scra Sunday at O'clock F. VI. from their residence
rs Spring -
Eastern. PA. papers please copy.
On the 10th o; ecenker. aera long and pniniulness
months. JESSIE STIRLING, relict of Walter Sterling
EiiRblrch.
At Bnokivn. Oh Thursday morning, suddenly, CHARLES
CARTER ADDOMS, aged iyeaFs and months, son Of Chs
A11ums
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On "Wednesday evsnn. lh instant, by Rev Z. + Halted
NJ ELIAS l.. SHEAiL. to NISs MARY VIRGINIA
ROGERS youDces, daughter Of William Rogers. all OF tbs
city.
Ga Tuesjay morning. the !0tn by Row. james W Alex
hnGer. u. b. LANES =. GODDARD To Miss CATHERINE
T. daughter OF y. r. Jennings. Ai uf this city.
On Thursday evening Eth Instant hy Rev Nh Cot. VIII.
LIAM f. BUNK 81. AMI ELIZABETH VI. yOunees; daush-
OF Henri, Colt. Esq. nil %; tins city.
On "Wednesday evening. the lith instant. by Rev. c. r.
Bush, 6. +. HUNTINGTON ". ID. 10 Miss Fl ORA GLE
LAMB eldest daughter OF James Cleant Ed nil Of this city.
On the S5ih Oct by Rev. Henry Chase. Mr.. T. HENDER-
son tn SARAH ELLEN SUTHERLAND Of the town of
Montgomery, Orange Con. y.
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PosT OFFICE New-York. Dec. l2th. 1874.
..... Al L. l.. = 81 N tn. h.. 1ill ln.t 1,IIL

PosT OFFICE New-York. Dec. 18th. 1874.
~ Northern WALTON and after the 18th INST. THE
GREAT NORTHERN MAI. will be closed daily 81 this
office 5ocnck, a NJ and sent via. Bridgeport and the
Housatonc ailroad conveys null mnite for Albany lncud
ng all oces between that place and Buiuo The southern
this State. Enc and Crawford couGteS Pa
Toy and the northern counties of this state those counties IN
Vermont lying the Of the Green Mountains and also
county Of Berkshire Massachusetts, together Win fas
and West Cunuda.
The Ere Railroad Mail. conveying mail matter for the
counties of Rocklnnd, Orange. Ulster, sullivan Delaware
Greene, parts Of Chenango and Albany, and bfoomc IN t
tne and Tor the counties OF SuSqIehannah ana wayne
be CLOSED daily SupdGy. "a o'clock a. VI Ola u
D- Dentistry.-A CARD-We the Undersigned. nav.
ing had numerous opportunities of examining sets oil fcs
Teeth, Inade and adapted to the mouth by ai'. NJ LEV
EFT Dentist OF this CITY, Of Broadway anu a'fen
street. and being fully satisfied TINT he Is an expert and scieft
c workman in his profession. md TINT ne possesses remark
able tact in the delicate and Adjustment OF both whole
and partial The guns. upon an on:aa ana ingenious
application peculiar to him. OF the philosophical principle Of
stmopheris presre do therefore, in consideration OF duty
TO the arti.. asd to the public, cheefiuy recommend Mr.
IAyett to the patronage OF our citizens.
sisne cd ISAAC J. GREENWOOD. D. D. s.
JOHN NELSON, NJ d.
PS. TOWNSEND NJ. D.
H. MCLEAN, NJ. d.
TIE rr;n,I csn be saen of Mr. Lcvets Office go Broad
way, corner Of Warren street va p.) Ola 81
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GREAT NOVELTY AND ArrRAcrIos.-it will be
seen by an advertisement in this paper that Mr..
KEEylI, +. s. A. is to deliver course Of four Lee
;uyes at Niblos, commencing on Monday evening,
on the Polarization of Light, and Astronomy, TO be
illustrated by The PoiashcoPe aud the Planeiarium
The interest ielt in these subjects by large ard in
cleasiug class OF our citizens can hardly tii 10 en-
sure for the Lectures large audience.
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MIrH face all !lireckIed md sore.

WITH nce all reckled md sore,
And hair her shoulders about.
a womnn sat by herOllet glass.
Squeezing the pimpeS ou-:
OHtspnsc tho pain
Tins cannot be endured:
Without cake ofGOURAUD'S SOAR,
may net hope to he cured
Long have l."
But we will the Gemnnder Of what she said Tor m
ture tine: suffice to say. that she did buy cake of GoHr
cuts Italian Soap and tina; she undcnabiy cured. This
lady Dr.. G.. has tie pleasure oil nunbern. among his
choicest friends ard patrons.
Be,rdye Of C0utcJct-The celebrity Of lr G's prepare
ton has excited the cupdlty of OF swlndle whose m
atnns are vile the originals ure excellent Genuine only
ut 81 Wakeseet. 1t store. mud. FROM BroGdwuy-5O
cents cake.
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=
rarnelism and Phrenniosy-Profe ROD
GERS the wel.known and universally acknowledged h!ng-
natzr and Phrenoogst will give the last of his corse oi
ard Experiments This Evening, the Society Libra
~ Brnaigny corner of Leonard street, assisted by Mrs
InjVIS the great Chess Player while the magnetic state
man may please e her proving beyond doubt the es'
tence OF clairvoyHnco Admission or gentleman ana
i i -. ''t's'1 ~ ~ 49, II"
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II This the las, day OF the Orane Ou;anE tie New
YlIS Museum The coliness OF Northern climate,
Le..rE requisite that he should go South performance
take pnce ct O'Clock the afternoon. The Lady Meodsts
and Southern Soncsers OthelS Zye NJ enter
iainment-all for one shilling.
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Do I Tcai y e1srious DO q" s; DO liz il
WRIGHT s. LEWIS, BTokers;i H..
FLOUR AND aiEAL-The demand today r,odefne.
ana there 40 ci.nnge There but i!te
inquiry from he East m! the trade ate tafns ssa q, Cen
mad a hehan md One q e to :. s. ss g!
Transactions Georgetown b2, with sales SO bs TO ar
rive Sales 20 b4 Richmond tne mud :upe!ne 95 81. and
we quote s. - Richmond City 60 Rye tlnnr % l2a
25 and rather plenty iea with moderate saes ~ ~
5ii for Jersey extra 81. Binndywlge t9 bids siz
Sim S;cfs are 40; so plenty sales $50 bushe Troy and
Southenatl2s cents Western are worth II cents
GRAIN-A sale of 200 bushels new i!nos Wheat alloat,
was made az private bargain Tor milling There but little
Wheat now offering There tar dennnt Tor old yellow
Corn Sales 1910 bush old Jersey AZ 5i .u DO new NJ 81
l9c l9 do old Long island at &c measure, Gad D new
North Carolina white at &c, weight, delivered here
so..le RE IN ship held hear Of no t!es.
lot OF Bg:iey 0 bush, brought - ct. which rather lower
than holders have been uskng 0nts nIe "a % c and jail
UhY-he sales within the three days have been about
S bales Ut Il 20 cents pafy for the Exist aud ph ior
WiIiisKy-The market i, not yeGy active The sales
l57 b State Pfiaon a u c Drudge held nj u cts with
PfASTEg-,ye notice no change About 800 tons Eastern
hive been sold at 80 delivered here. and 81 81 led
FISiHWe notice sales of about CO.. hoxe. Herring at 20.
p and - scale and Nos and Do Cod 30 =;
SHE. 20 10 20 Dds e al att and lO bull teAei God
TALLoW-'The,e Is some enoniry. and shippers want
prne rendered u al. sale OF $3.50 Jbs prime was u'a4e
gUs-lve notice 30 bales r sor, sold for esporn some
tps II cts. I lie quotation Is II IL CTS with FETAL
PEovisIoNs-The Pork market remaias finn and The
asking price ~ lot ffae ANA g ~ % or
Mess lie transactions 9re small ONE ~ DDS. beei
quote 81 30 81 10 an 20 goa 81 sales ~ hbS Beef Hams
AT cents There good inquiry for Beet Ham safe -
ney are linn. Bbl Lard firm ut cents Sales Of 100 key
made cents, purt acurl tic. theee Is III
3Si demand ip anv a ~ tl r te ae VssI 10
cents Dunesl2 g 10; Prime 10 20 cents.
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~ IN liz
established me excellence OF iit relx GoIu r9uue SUD
tile iOt efa9ichShg ahl unsls'ty supeiious 's
rom 10y loiehears Dack 81 nech, tle Mll hoe &C. Or
inc suDoni o.uI VI Jun i Je, 800 a a NH 49,
instance OF s aaE iaea 10 grquea,e I've mos. %
W. i"cv rn5 sai,f ,,s. iii lind 81 Limit 6,er:ons
,!t a1i Ercib ,rcornnr" 81, bon ~ he hnI
se, -, nnI, =, - lV,icr direct Gr s,nrc FROM
Erini,ynv " - ~
--s.p----
49, .1,8s, n.,r.rar,r Ir,vs-SolIn, nv retni,
- 49, Az ~. :, 80: r. - - =, ~ 90.
~ W prizes LOT s WEN oShE ut W Io, OH
ltni otVauMuS i"'es w" 'sise' IN 5;.
supply yourselves u" 'i'"e' "'' ''"'
Rev. DIR. Nlt'nor will preach Tomorrow evening,
18th INST in the Church Du Saint Saver corner of Nassau
street md Park Row Both service and peacing will he
m Enrlish Service. TO begin at ! O'clock n. Blu the
nbovc mentioned, church the service and preaching will hence
nIb he in Englisb in the evening and lin French in the morn
inc nnIy 1t.
=s--
~ The Ric Int Rev George w. Freeman,
N ~ -: ~ r. g ,.,-a,s,, ~ ,'.v,s will n,a.cb
H. h,o; "P fI5 in,sn;i ~ The lnrrh If the
~ j.; u; i I,cof ba veen Second md Third Ave
htueh"Lloi w i'lN,s.,e sfos 'e0''u ~ Ill. H..
"Hs'' '-e''''e Oes'., ~ :. , - = $3.50
c-.z- ro.t..Do. u II paPPE,TvT' will ,cynr n /,
r., ,,otrot,i evening nj oclork
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Court Calcudnr-ThIs day.

SepgeIoR CouRr-Nos l02, .. 100 l0l, l,l2
a. 81 26, 80 lO7, 1903, l09, Ill, l2 liz, III, 10
5c u o5 20
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SASps's SARsAPNRIIIA-Disaasso the SIN have
ed comp ratycy bat little Importance until wthG short
nod aud perhaps there time wheg much
has been manifested present. both Of u
local tins class o mnadss and their bang the
The complexion otherwise transparent ruined by plmpss.
Dstulas genduar enlaEemenS eseunc under the skin,
which only cndGneef health but life In other dak,
yid spots botches cnrbGnclcs. approaching Stale o;
pouratun. ac Observed IL would bs portray the
different shades and varieties o. affections, but
enough has avered 20 show concustvey these diseases
have their nrgn IN the general system BOW
health be enjoyed OF lie cf prove blessing. when the
blood, the OlIntgn of life ana health, tSimpufe'
For further particulars and evidence o sTle.
vGIe and efficacy, pamphlets, which amy b. obtained
ut the pupreiors ana they agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale rad retail, ~ A. g. l. u.
SANDS Wholesale Drusssls ~ Fulton street, New Yo1k.
gsS generally throughout The United States.
Pfica sl per bottle; SIX bottles To, 80
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PosT-OPFlcE, New. York, Dec. 10, 1874.

PosT-OPFIcE. New. York, Dec. 10, 1874.
10 E.nGIisl: M~it.-Letter Bags per s;eaner GALE
po.r, win he closed at the Upper and Lower PoOces in
this Ci:y on Saturday. the l;h At A. minutes past
clock P Nj The overland postage Of ls cats eaci $40
S i III. It's mus JOHN LoRlMER GRAHAM. p NJ
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C[- FAMILY HOLIDAY at the Amsricsn Museum to-day,
and grand performances IL the afternoon nnd the
ming TIE che beauty Of the ectureroOm the superb
accemmo atOns affords indies and children. who eajoy
two hours amusement with the comfort The par
uee and private boxes have been arranged exclusively fr
icT benefit. and tins ieare that Will be to I'll the
eniceut saloon with the beauty ofiis great city. Go
d,Yh BIZ all Inenns.
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Me. Hoar,s Escape from Charleston.

Me- HOnr'S EbCapc Arohi Sh.sh icS'oHs
The Boston Daily Advertiser has the following
letter from Washington, based, we presume, on
the very best authority, from which we learn that
Mr.. Hoar's leaving Charleston was essentially in
vountary-that he was in truth forcibly expelled
from South Carolina. This explanation complete
" shields him from all censure in the premises.
He has done his duty to the utmost of his ability !;
Massachusetts will do hers
WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. ?.
am sorry to inform you that the Hon Samuel Hour, tho
agent Massachusetts, for the assistance ofproned color
ed belonging TINT state las ben j0re'g e1Pifd
from the cy Of Charleston. The Charleston pupers vii give
you the details of this transaction. Almost immediately on
his arrival there Mr. H. informed la he would never be
permitted exercise his duties there, md requested al
leave the city do not understand that any case had
arisen requiring his action, but TINT this protest was IN view g"
duties entrusted to him. lie told that II he would not with
draw he would he forced to do So lie replec with some
spirit that force course might bc used II they Judged best
but that by force only should he be removed IRON Tic post
assigned linau attack on his life was merely personal
matter.
fused him lodgings for auy further tic and IN TACT turned
him OF doors Meanwhile there ground TO suppose thai
the mcb OF the city would attempt his life. t indeed
preserved their hands only by nusbe Of the n.'i
entail gentlemen of the city who surrounded HIM. and COM
PEELED him board the steamboat for the nouh-escor
ing guarding HIN tther that his lille might not he sncriced
10 the rage 81 the excited people.
do not understand whether part OF these proceedings
under the direction OF the constituted authorizes lhey
conn,cd, however, evidently at the whole matter.
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IL Steamship CaledoniA-Pnrcek Letters hni
Specie for all parts OF Europe. Will he forwarded without 'u
by the Steamship CaeGonr from Boston. MONDAY, left
ADAMS & CO.. Express 0cc7 Wa,treet. before I! to
THIS Day.
All packages entrusted Adams < Co 20 forward through
Wilmer & Smiths Express Immediately on arrival Of Iiver
pool aud are delivered ~ adynnoe OF every other medium
DIP IL ADAMS Z co. Wa!tsttee,.
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The Outrage at Charleston.
The Washington correspondent Of the Express
writes IN this subject ms fellows:

The recent treatment Of Hon. SAMUEL H9AR, ofiN&ssa
decs and moderate rnen in this city south Caoiuinls
the Calhoun. McDgte and Hheit co9 are atone bold enough
letter s this morning. must add Of the details OF this
neiaos transaction Mr. lioar then far from beng what
called IN the report adopted ny the South Carolina Legs
atre- the enssayB OF FOREIGN Gorernment hostRe to
me institutions If South Carolina went 10 that state
commissioned by SISTER stat To deiend ~ .awiu manner
and before the Courts the rights of portion OF the people Of
lie presented hs G,Sds ,ss e, the Mayor
sent. of them was then placed IN the hands oi TIE
Of af's al he S" The @
appearance OF Mr. Hoar in Charleston excited the ire o. the
the city appeared determined To wfca Their vengeance upon
and he modes, aud dgnied his beGnng he
upon Mr. lIoar md warned him of the consequences OF
aaRns longer u s Gy Il we Correctly eS aGd
Mr. Hear that he would not be responsible log his safety, and
redtnled against him.
The Sheriff was ako waited upon by The landlord of the
Hotel where Mr. Hoar stopped with his daughter. and asked
him aud his from the house. rs there 10 be
attack for harhorns such an occupant NJ HoaT re-
niuaied encouraged they by their grave Senators
OF tho Legislature and The opn!on ot The Go,emn the
meantime were received n the ry The sheriff AGAIN waited
the city IN the morning The hut WAS that he was 20 oe len
10 thu ;ende mec,eS Of the mob Persuaded by hs irends
of tender 20 oT, wei! as himself, and beng liter
ally the m, of wolves, he left the cy aud ,taeu.,
Gaping OF tar and feathers which had been prepared
lin-snd wiIrh he told he left he would haye
eeySd some NOUS before eH, oF ms dagsig who was with
deliberately make preparation; to mob respectable and aged
citizen truin distant who had committed Of
fence where he WIS., and who had been upon pacific
rand behalf class OF people whom s State nd the
Constitution 81 the United States recognized citizens
worthy of remark here thu, Massachusetts proposed
than that the at issue between her and South Caro-
na-the Imprisonment, of her few ceored citzens when
rriug Charleston board her vee-shoui be decided by
the Supreme Court Mr. Hoatwent to Charleston argue the
there before the Court expecting TO Obtain per.
TO 60 both act oil courtesy and lie
sought that PERMISSION hc responded the
have stated Had he been successful his object
peal the Circuit Court there the Supreme
ts
ihcr Stale.
Massachusetts complains that her citizens are imprisoned
wthon, offence charged or eNs;iRs. coored
poyed board Massachusetts vessel imprisoned
he and the captain OF the vessel obliged
10 bonds The vi thousand dollars that he will
pay for the prison charges o. the cook >csnen while port
For so great an outrage II weud that there should he
dress somewhere But South Carolina you ee Gefes Mas
sachusei-ihe Federal Courts Federal Government
and Nes hcrself nutsortY all y Z &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14
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The receipt, for December, s43 and January isii were
sli 4C and tie payments s3099, leaving excess OF re-
ceio of :IH;6 The Treasurer cstmntes the receipts FOR
Ds,aober instant AMI January proximo, at $4,000 and
The expenditure. at ESQ CO., leaving al excess OF szVCo1 ap
lcable to the payment interest. Which, added to TIE
5iesni surplus would make interest nd Of S'5col -
The interest the Bank OF Penn,yivana IN eDalry ins
was s91 SIS &C. In August, the amount OF interest due was
son IN - AZ 29i % WI. interest upon intsre, Tie whole
amnt due n Cciary will De about Ss'3,v0 upwards
OF Sos VI of which VIII bs upon certlncaes oil nte'es whc
nre transferable nnd there 1ny deficiencies VIII oe ald
last SAVING 81 snInII ceIi,rcaes lhe sum annuly
falling due g,ay therefore b. set down at sSIoW IN pt
xate eer from very intelligent Philadelphia we
have the following estimates IN relation 10 l' suu9ec'
State Of Pennsylvania. Nor. 20, l'ii 49,, o., .,
Balance III treasury. 'oD'o't .
Recef,:s Dec si3 md jan Is-.i go. ,45s "
Payments do do ......,. 3iGl74 50
> - II ,3s4 6j
Estimating iof tins month and Jan, lsi5 the anme
slsnre in Trfeaury Feb would b. :clto l3j 81
But IL Is stalei ON good authority I'm; TIE increase
for this month viii exceed sG0,0gi-
Dec. 1873 -. a2 tt
Dec. ISL. 5UNJ ~
GIVING in o,Ii,fion thereto ..... 1000 20