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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-03-08

II
James X Polk. Already is he inaugura'ed, his !,
Cabinet formed and he promire,, points of his !,
administration marked out, of whom his Cabine, 4
is composed, or what may the leading measures,
ch,ksd on, in Presden, p ,lks inaugural, is We, c
unknown to any one, at his dis'an, point from :
Washington. We doubt No; the men he has
called around him, are of he first intelligence,
and high in the estimation of his country 10 Mr.
Folks elevation, was the triumph Of democratic
princ;pes, probably. more glcriousy. and tec-
dedly achieved, than in any other political con-
test, since the form stion of our goveynmant-at
no time hasihe principles of,he two great an
tagonistc parties Of this country. been so thor.
oughly discussed. and SO well understood, by
The great body Of the American people, as in
the late presidential canvass. The principle of
Revenue policy, by imposi duties, and for rev.
enue alone, was one Of the cardinal principles Of
the democratic party. The democratic party
took this ground from Maine TO New York, and
from New York TO louisiana. The people in
voting for their rulers, upon this subject vo, ed
understandingly; and will expect the present ad
ministration TO place the duties upon the impos,
Of The country upon the revenue policy. The
proceeds fromihe sales Of public lands, will be
as it has here ofore been. source of revenue ,t
the general government, and the idea Of a des
iribu ion of.he proceeds Of the sales of,hp pub
lie lands amongst the states, will be utterly re
pudiated. The collecting the revenues Of thu
country. in gold and silver. and the safe keeping
ofilie same, in an independent treasury apollo,
OF government, once defeated by the combined
forces, Of conservative and federalism, Is a sys.
and will be in all probability thoroughly tried, a,
d,ubt successfully carried out, to the promotion
of the happine .s, and prosperity Of this. nation
The paifonsg, Of the government, and the ap
pointing power. will be extended to men, of &
deity. and honesty, whose standing in society
wlll be such, as to give the best guaranty, the,
will not betray the ,rus, reposed in them. Tn
democratic party believe this confederacy ma
be extended to an in lefnite N Der, under GU
federal constitution Whenever the interest. o
wishes Of the people may desire il. That 8
far from weakening the Union Of The States b
the acquisition Of new States. our preSsat cor
federscy will be coh6aed TO objects purely Of
anasional character, and The state gove'nmen'
wi! y lsfs 70 the exercise Of sbeir sovereign,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-03-08

~ We understand that large npmter O
the Democrats of Haichie precinct, met al John
Adams on Saturday last, for The purpose OF ap'
pointing delegates to come to Ripley on the
last Monday in Maroh, inst. 10 the County
Convention. WIN. Norwood e q, was called
to the chair, and Henry Robertson, WIN. Cot,
ton, Thomas Hopper, VIM Earnest and VIM
Norwood were appointed delegates to the CON-
ing County Convention.
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Mr. Rives made three hours speech on Sa.
.turdsy, dead sh.t against Annexation, peadIng
constitutional scrupl,s, &c.-.and said. moreo,ef
a. our Correspondent, writes, u ., il was lmpro.
D., to pass the measure at this tms in any
ahara,- - pnxiiap- AG No. -N.ssh
decided and utterly hottile TO i-Mr Ciay's
Abolition n ton over again! And yet this is
the man, opposed 10 the g-eat inter- ss Of the
South and The Union, whom IL Wigs made
desperate ri on Friday last TO fois. upon
Old Virginia Tor sxyears TO come.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-03-08
CHEERING-from Washington.

We have better and brighter accounts fr m
Washington by yesterda . mall We hope,
now, that annexation wi succeed during the
present Sc sion Of C 'ngress--,hat noble cour.
try, once ours. afterwards ceded away, will now
be returned 10 our Union-.ihat tranquility will
he restored at home, and British in'rigups be
baffl il Texas We know. at least, that a
better spin, has beem restore,; to the friends I
Texas at Washing on. We are now indused
to h ,pe for the besi--How much ri Asced should
we be in other respecie-we who prefer tran.
guilty to agI'anon-a smooth eea 10 raging
em,esf--aarmony among all the sections Of
our b,essNd Union, 10 any distraction that ,hres.
tens 0 ship wreck The noble vessel. We can
mt enter mo detail at this moment; but what
we have heard by yesterdays Cars, 10 calcula.
to give Us hope and SUBTRACTION.
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We understand that John Tomason, William
II. Jimason and William X Rogers were on
Saturday last, appointed delegates, TO attend
the County Convention at Ripley, on the last
Monday 10 March, from the McNair district
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O. The Temperance Society of this place
held it's meeting on Saturday evening last. &C
cording to its appointment. We did not attend,
but understand The occasion was quite an inter.
esting one. The meeting was addressed by the
Rev. Mr.. Majors and T. ]. Word Esq.
Several siaunch friends of John Bareycorn
cut his acquaintance, and babe him long and
last farewell We did not learn that there
were any wet eyes at this breaking up Of old
friendships.
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gJr The difficulty which occurred some time
since, between President Jones, Of Texas AID
Gen. Duff Gre en-. late U s. Consul at Calves,
ton, has recently been a. jus'ed President
jones has admitted hat he misunderstood Gen
Green, and reirscss his charges against him
Gen. Green had sent on his resignation Il
Washington precious 10 the difficulty arising.
T d lis admitting florida ard Iowa into TIT
Union, have passed The House Of Representa-
yves. We have not as yet, learned their fate
IN The Senate.
or The Honse Of Representatives have twice
by declded vote, refused TO pass the VA
appropriation, for The Executive Manson. i
has been the custom Vi Congress. from time 0
h .lr meetings at Washington, to the presen
day,'o appropr ate TWEEN thousand dollars te
he Presidents house, oLce every tour years, al
the incoming ofevery new administration. TIE
Ghost Of Ogle, las frightened the present Con
gress from doing what other Congress hav.
done, and he peop'e have acquiesced in, AM
approved for Yeas passed the friends Of Mr.
Polk, think him a, least, as worthy as some o
his predecessors; and would wish him to be sill
uated as comfortably as any Of them, whilst b.
is dong The business Of The people.
We are panied TO hear OF The late destructive
FIRE in the G y Of Memphis. The Appeal prn
ting office st ffered immensely by the des'ruc
tive element. We are pleased,o see the gen
ero0s course pursu d by the citizens Of lha, Gil,
towards Mr.. Van Pelt. the Eli'or Of The Appeal
We hope that his valuable paper will be sus
pended but for short time. The particulars
which ooory f'oo ti,e nfrmpnis enquirer
may be seen on ourfrSt page,
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9Th fewer dsoger Of enc'oscl o,n,s from N
general government
rhs ANNEXATION Of Texas. " no, sI,esdy admit
ed 10 tho United sls,cs. N eeuiljso,ly sspsc,
I'd under Mr. pvks Standardization. kccl'
arc some sfho cardinal doctrines Of The
Democratic faith, We have not doubt Mr.
Poke administration viii bs democratic 70 IN
core, and ,hs, thu County will be ss,nhed
and prosper by hisp'udenre and moderation
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u B lis admitting florida ard Iowa into tn
Union, have passed the House Of Representa-
yves. We have not as yet, learned their fat
IN The Senate.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-12-25

'" n4aH q s}nep-ls ii ,ae repur d
'fiy fos: Master .gn,ra..
ia t;.e 'J'h n' Juc le,t. the tfanspat
,a,,on n tha mits covered At .virrt Il
I!ds!i nn'e.. 'iho aumai tnaspa,a
t.u Uu ~. tll!rs, an tho saiiyr ,ia, va
d1'tt .aA M c,--.tufgNln. 1T estcau-
lure - -. Jij SET.
Tie uu.uler 81 ms i contractors On hc
'.ay el,e.c Han,inat4. was 3 ga
1. 4 ,Altd tIg' sli.e ne anat4t ir.ie.
potias9a ga - VA. srnAtrt than 20 ,h'
preceding sEh' g., 2gi.t!i nlcs. the io.l
Vas Lecpl,ei by 500 ri.
ua'hg semi q i1ne, las her, spre
l4ls3 past uiilera, diimg tina p,eet.',he
year SO A"se created, and &ef, aera n,s.
c5tt,uUfj.
ito iesrage Il tie department &. ihr
Frt'e HcHtmncd Amounted ~ 81, - III
Ha and tus expenditures let me sam
tim" srtt sia"o.13i ~.
Ia" He, fe,rauc o, tho 'lorae 'nc.;
ar'saa'esl u s9.0!4,9tT II.
u !. estimated, tom data ,isen ~ he
report, 'hat ,hefa vii ~ q nllrg IN ~
the net 'esegu Ia the smo1h, u i4ny.
h'e per cent. end ut.def tn superstition
Thai the a'Iags % roatfac;. VII at ,faas
etnl tho espsnsG a rev aut.4," md
otter a,ssiiiaind improvement, tho eoHcIu
stpn - drawn, thai liiv mean n tho de.
paTuneni 10, tho p'sseui yes vii be lea.
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.,-,I1.l I.g.,t.r n,o
''e 9'''1's " k'~ 's-'' f''''' 'N'''e'
~s therefore "a! |%so5" oof feeat'- toe
4. gai ae .sflaralq f.sl.he. o. The ,fa,a.
XXX, ,..
- t@''.his. ~ We bat Laanc' '',e =.
s~na ilim. 'frsrgih 1oj seHsi,i'' got IT,
ifs4" ANY HE fafN and '''e-- rh''
bfaGmT f'G'f afn' tie set''a9--t:pe4
Aoi ''sss! ''.''y' r'f1. = i''F f'de, 'hefe
= T's''.oe! val : ''''"'" ''a'"r.. 90 'i''
%ha.' a2''f&F" 'f'''a = t'.' lore e"
iaH' aafSf'si- - extent = ,''' 'n'la@ {
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rsa ras o-lA,ssrs iesssAl.
scra ~ 81 usSgssl snfornsaeseA.
Cvrsas M I.

M. Eiti~ ! se1 thsS many ~ I've
as~ srafels Il thc country arc coz, as "a
To- their e.,ainus s'ctaps ~ tMsioas u.
fosn,at,on." from i've NeS lo's 6asf''e.
Whit. reading The m,e,esiinS n'ed'fN ~
facts they eu,hracr, eancncd las r'ea,
that few esaas oi Hor sgce''e and 3d..
her lnioimsisn, u prepared VIA u'n''a'
psachat,,c hIe,ii, To truth, might mahe
salutary tr.res.,oH IN The pti'd'e m'd. '--
Here, thea, Mr.. Eaner, ave n ie~ iirms u
such Information. ~hlt!i ! have rtila,"d
with .onic care, eri Ter ~hich ~"u'a
humhl, sulIsd uh .Jm.s,OH ,u,o soinc cor
+ h.t Df ,uur l"pet. a.,
! Tie ucican.ir shippin: NJ the civilized
I world amounts to aha., ",huo,uuo, '"ns,
sh,eh is worth, Hew ard Old, $50 ger Tn,
and nets, clear I'll intEus', Insurance, &c.
~ rer cea,., or s.iooa,uno per Hats'n',
7hc aTr,orrIa,oai1i af H'ansa Nary y"
tie e,r,snf s.ur - ea3,d2J..uu u v"
,h.s n .IsEt taci tsa, tie nnnua' expense
OF ,,ir uatioa's navy exceeds ,hc net pro
liz uf al TIC mercantile shfTnS os"ed
b, tho ,.,t.acl ~arll
The war drlds 81 lhr Fnrapean nainena
amount 1, ttO hnb uan go. u wuul'
rtquigc The lAbor 0f for uci|,ga' a! uen,
yl6p per Ahaam fsf each rnaa, 90 70,
,hs iaftrta Of ,hIs sum Al " per etn.. ~
p,y the p,tnr,pli, il enali lr necessary
, 10 iesy a,av 81 at least Tn> D"ttAhs a
vesy iaA,t,jan, e Tax si.6c tn'ihcl
!ao,, lenusiins th,s ner. iinprrs-'s, 'n',
!. t,c ,.u.,i 10 IA, "stip u cu'ioes ,aior
ua,.au," ihsl 80 hv4then n.ihhs arc n
afsats foe The hsielNues they awe ser
: pa,,a,ei - he hnmsp facc. They pa
cash do~a inr all ,sni Is doue Tot ihe at
VII under their hands. Chrs'lsn astton
aioua :" 10 oa i.eA ~ ,ha' mod q 'cf
slcr.
From Marth 80 1870, Ia Jgas 3i'li
, t~ii ris Ga,cinnt ui csprrhrh al u.
: War u raf,Ucr, etha Az Tn
/, iuleclt VI ,t., ,g,si, at q ger ct,, wnasd to't
Wbhoe,'s stras ~ Rasi hom III
l.anrs e. the rhcdie. u 2Spo mi.cs y
: lca.rb. at si,,oo1 per n.ie and Thu
.fret hi.hsay ~, the coInnieffe an
cnnupn,ea e the fauly 4 aaiion'
~htth shc4lj h. FcS .uneG IN Az e,ltr,n
: uine - ., no .tratest vgtctrtts's TIL
= ever blessed The fsee.
t. i-te, there were produced ia lho l
-, TOO, obu, finD tas,els al "lrrat 80
40. 1000, epc Ln.ir'. II irftiau e2fr
. which :, 81 pen ha.hcl ~, ,b~ t9ffa.i
> al - cents COR me tAuet, ~cie MOTT
: :i35. Jn1 .aGo. FGlccn per cfu, ci'l
q" ~ IN, ,,tery.i 81 f.- IAN ttl tsyrsfI
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Negro Hiring.

N3iLt. h. bird 4, ,Iie sass ul~s'- tteass, .,s
~ ni,ks fs.-ts ths''o'ts. ~ ~ sssiessit-
'psa, ~ Jsr.sss The ~ hinr,. Be Nfa.Huh.s
ss'aat'og :" AHsrtei sti Ati'rhs. tis.dsfson,
fas'nas-.l consisting ~ Ner. Nsm@y SID (i.T
den Amces t'ew b tsissstie gasA taeh
s,at,ht
- n HENDERSON. Ossslss@
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Negro Hiring.

wv tr tiit5 al ttr hiust " the .abs.,.tyy,
~ Jm.es ra'' ~ ht,haie, - Mpsdsy, Tho
2',h '.,,sti, ihH SE-tpt,s b.i.neine IL ,i.s a..
TAI. VI u, t.H. hiersadff teG 4
~. ALEXANDER. tistaiss
pse, II isi5 ~
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Which. icthscirj from ,hc
total OF msaus bciute ,'a-
ted gives an estimated
bsla,,ec On tt,o lat JAY,
i.i1, cf !.a3s,Hl o..
The recap, for the ti's. qaat,,s u ihl.
year ato less, b, s!,0ll 80 30, tlAu The
;eceiFis q. TIE same f,iafiai L'si tcA1.--
Among The causes If decrease 10 the pre-.
..esss,e dimjnu,ion # iag impur,a.tau at
H,aay highly protected articles, bad the
~absn.anun 81 lsal domestic plu3uc,s.-
Fol tie niue nonias ending June 80, l-il,
s.acc The present tariff, The average II ia.
t.es Upon du,iahle imports was equal 10 a.
y Lilo per ess, tar li,r year crlin- juae
80, i-u, 1855 olo per orut. a0,I ,hr tn
yeat ord.ng June, ~, ,sii. - 90 pcs
cen'. .he@,h. greet 3,Hipattu 90 The 49,
crags per cen;aso o"tng ~ para ~ AZ
1reased ,npef,aiiou q. sUEae sUiele, beat
,ns The lighter duties /; ass. o,eEsascG IN
pat's'ion * others bearing ftc shet ID
", The fgsetus tfam Ill VIotCm dsii.r'
AL wear eSeeeded eta, staii9hi frum spa,
Sitis dG,les. ,liinp.h The a.efss Of the a.
sa!c;c.n d.3.es gss % = pct crft., 7iti
sit average gf the spec Eg dates II it,
nge . ttiUr Rneitef .irct nraGf iAat leaet
e4ttes taCtcasc 'te reyefse. Among h..
causes 'cEaIn- "a -r1ert the resc,-ue ate
increased enu-r3N . az Iha arUeXatot
u frxa, Its c.ua.l,-s .ts iNe ehran
itY'F 4 l~lh ata bsse4 .aet,v cn az
srggltgttap. a. q .g tY~t-fas Tta "a
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Afssiyre.
Firm rsstsnAS ~ taa ts.t
lasrtrt-,
Ffma ..iss " pnaiir lsn!s,
Prom n,tsae..sslt va aS,i la.
citeG:si sstcts,
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Obin !. . gr,t ssatc. u, exports thi.
yesf err s.,imascd Mslcvea snll,ons u
dolIs's. They are iatlasit,uss IN lhs,
Mate.
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gEroRT


TREASURY KEroRT A
~ ksvs - ssen ios the doesrsa, en-
~ = - pssss. We g.ss. ho~s,s'. The
erseeid sa'esssai 9Th shich !, esminen
So
The seea;.s aal rsrsnd,,cres faf the a. |
"a. seas sHdas Jo.a Jane. 1888, ~sss g
lstless;
Rr0sisfs Asp srAxs.
rscm Csssaaas, ST .scs.it 20
ftsg sslss az paltc isnas .es1.o22 81
kssm gaisSeliaaecas sou,ees, i63.aes 80
Total s-ceip,s. sl9.s5a.l33 50
Al ta.asre IN the ueasu.
~ Ia. ja's, i-H. 7,-s',s'p "a
ssssa5 ---------
TUsl means $3.50, 5ll 20
Tsssr~p isiatss durins tho
ssnse Gscslyesf sa,oo.s:ed
70 sha san u 2aea- ,2od 9,
-
Leaving tahscr ia lhe
ts~asry on the H., july,
isi5, 81 7.e5- ,3ud 2.
81 ap9eAs' 10 isiaii BY sccomaaa. in :
sis,efprss a.
The es,.aa.tni rees,pis sad expenditures
fos the fiscal yaas vtdirg aa'h Jaue. isie,
ere Us .9sawsf
ERtFiFrs, s:r:
From Customs, 1t Gaaiies. by actual re.
lures al toe col1eeiers ss..si, ea3 ~
For seeosFa. ttsri aad :sa''h
T1srtsrs, as er.eaais4. 1865 ,0GT -
----------------
Ts,s, tto9 Cisafas, "a S00,nao o.
From saias o: psla.s ahds. s.21u,a00 y,
From miscellaneous and W.
csdsn,al sources 10000 ~
Te'al receipts. 26, Ia, ooe o,
Adj tsistcr in si,e i,rs,ary
On the Isl JAY, t-ia, 7.05> 500 y
---~----------
Total means ~ csti mated at,ars 800 =;
SSPiNptreRgs, w:
Ito Actual expenditure, coz
the tif.; quartz, eE6n.
'he 3s'th SGT, ls.i
ssoea,s9 TO 80 sfnn 81
sStf3le9} ~
AZ sppssrs "a
S~tsiib> sc.
coGegaasInr
ssa.sGstag q.
Tie ss.tsaz.
ies cs,~ng.
mfa. fsr li.a
pa6iis sas,
sics sisfiEz
tssc e.ae,
s'n's. fie'rs
~, a@f0slsT
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When 9atisels2 from ila
igsa3 II sT-esna ta{a4rs ~.
ted irAyts VI tia ifepsa
" aa .As - Idy 1880,
~ essiiRatsd bb,a6ca 81 i..i ,25i ~
Ea. th,s il1isage tss4ayrci 4, IN dscrcaS,d
by sach sasIsa9eai sTaiopiiatpess ia Coz
gre. shah mako. % lr4 ekp-o4ts 4 'lerics ilin
hseai y.sf ending tie @n.h iler. 80, sud
~ he stN't4 ny .Ae s1fats Rsrh yngy "
presented iot pa asB: VI tbs "a l4r n. aad
uuiuadeG sets aHi cd ,rrgs9fy H3st,,
tfsa eFtirHa.ed sgreigts, nst@a4 ar,l e,
reat|afts IN iac aseai yeat cfrnn.r t,g
Isl l3iy. tsiB, sra e4atns The ~ h igtc
l.i5, arc ~ tpf!a4y az;
AfssGyre.
Firm ras,araS ~ taa tg.t
g4~rtrf~, e44 1Jt} DG1 tn
Ffnta s.iss " pn5lr lsi!s g ton 5UB O.
Prom nstsee..sst ga a',tlu.
cltea,si ss.tets, 100000 ot
--,-------..- ----. ----.---.
1oisi fessrps, 4t 1Qh,BG5 ~
All estimate bp'ancr ~
IL IN the irrssary 90 tim
LEI J4is, 1916, 4-jh25i -
----~4----4- ---.a-.-.-.--
Tctai yptars tat .Hs fcstca
u TIE f.-ra' rn etG,ng
tie josa l4n. II, ~. 81 ,o5l 3.
IsrrshTg EEt.
The rsyepflefyv eaHns
~ came psr,Si. tr.4t
ted BIZ the srwFsE btl4r,
snsnss 81 sE.ie. ffeasi,.
War, Ssss, sad pea;aas
,ss Gspefs', va
The b~isues u fafnsf VII.
pscrstsisa5a. ~IasH ~II
~ rs4sisrd % s ,spen.
ded 10 .h,s yrsf.
ia i5' 10
Fepmsus1t snd
ieseksIiaap,
psop ssscns. \ 9g7 .5ssf1
Spss,fse sppso.
Sfsatsasss ~.
Nd fos sL,s
Fl sTAssnn ~ " ~ ~. ~ splylrss.f aes@~n,
y u Dssswcs ~ Fc4 q. ess sd srs, Sysi. tss
GpslAl4Ds - Cestssss saa 81 sssssi,sr sa.sss, sfs
sta1e y ~ sts,s = ~ efsss,tl.,ssi ~
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-16
Correspondence OF the American Republican. ]
WAsHlNGToN, Jan. Is, lS45.


The FAIR lately opened for the purpose o,
raising money to purchase . new library for
the use of the Sunday scholars attached to the
First Baptist Church, has attracted great
number OF visters and purchasers. II is held
on Tenth street, nearly opposite the residence
OF Peter Force, Esq. The ladies of the Church
have been very successful in preparing a large
variety of fancy and useful articles for exhibit
ton and sale at this well regulated fair. 1t is
among the novelties of such exhibitions that a
newspaper entitled "The Fair Stranger has
been issued by gentlemen who are anxious for
the success Of this Fair and who are actuated
by the desire to give something nerc in further
ance OF its laudable object. The first number
was issued last evening and was sought for and
bought up with avdty. have no doubt this
Fair will be well attended as rq6les and every
thing Of that kind have been excluded by the
ladies, who rely upon their powers of pcrsua-
sion, and their influence with the visiters, TO
make the Fair available to the purposes for
when IL was established. METROPOLIS.
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been for several days past in great trouble, and
this was the last day of grace given him by the
committee on Accounts-but lie, it is said, has
not appeared before them. The deficit already
known is said to be about $50 600.
The contingent fund is placed in bank TO the
credit of the Clerk. During the recess, it is
said, Mr.. McNulty drew two drafts, while at
New York, one for ! 900 and the other for
$1,000, which were duly honored. Mr. Nc
Nulty's suretes are the Ohio Senators, Messrs.
Allen and Tappan, and Messrs Weller and
Potter, of the House.
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MARYLAND LEGISLATURES.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. Is, 1915.
communication was received from the
clerk of Baltimore City Court, in reply TO a
call of the House, in relation to his fees per
q,lstcs, sc.
Mr., Gallagher presented the petition of Ma
ny Staples, OF Baltimore, praying Cor pension
MIR, Ghiselin and MIR. Sprgg presented peti-
tons from citizens of ?. c., to prohibit the
sale of goods by hawkcrs and pcdlars; and Mr..
Ghselin, from citizens of the same county, for
reduction Of the cost Of inspecting plaster
Severally referred.
Mr.. Sprgg, Of Allogany, obtained leave to
report bill to allow Norman Bruce to COM
plete his collections; and Mr.. Clarke obtained
similar leave in favor of Mr.. Keller, of Wash
ington county.
An order was adopted directing the commit
tee on ways and means to inquire into the OK.
pedemcy of allowing further time to MIR. Usil-
ton, of Kent CO., on a judgement obtained by
the state against him and his securities Also
to enquire into the eXpedency of appropriate
ing the sums now allowed colleges and acade-
mics, and the colonization fund TO the paw
ment OF the interest on the state debt
An order was adopted, calling on the lnspcc-
tors of tobacco in Baltimore to report the ac-
tual amount paid the hands in the several
warehouses; and who are employed in calling
out the weights of tobacco.
Mr. Johnson, of A. A., reported bill au-
thorising the reduction of the maximum charge
of transportation on the Baltimore & Wash
ington road, to Sl.50 from city to city, and
proportional charge for less distance
The report on the seat contested between
Messrs. Bowlus and Biser, came in from the
committee on elections this morning, recon-
mendng that Mr.. Bowus be allowed to with
draw his petitions; which was concurred in,
and the contest ended.
The bill repeating portion of I'd section of
CHI. 323 of 1881, was passed. The effect of the
bill is to prohibit under any circumstances, the
return of free negro into this State, who shall
go and remain without the limits Of the same,
space of more than thirty days.
The bill relating to the Practice in the Court
OF Appeals in certain cases, was passed.
On motion of Mr.. johnson, of A. A., the
Governor was requested to transmit to the Pre-
sident of the United States, the resolution Of
last year requesting the reinstatement in the
Navy of Com. VIM. J. Belt, aid to ask his ia
vorable consideration of the same
In SENATE. The Senate passed the bill to
incorporate the Ashland Manufacturing Com
pany; also the bill supplemental to the act in
cooperating the Frederick Hotel Co., and
Granted leave to report bill to authorize
Justices of the Peace to take acknow ledrmcn,s
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