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ofseeing our Senator TO Congress, Hon. A
+. BUTLER, and other gentlemen of distine-
ton. Toasts were drank in honor of the
Prcss, songs sung, and oratorical efforts made
which met with great ecldt, and everything
passed off pleasantly and tremendously w.
MIR. JANEY, Of the American Hotel, very kind
iy invited the Editors Of the State to stay at
his Hotel, and extended special invitation
to them to dine at the American Hotel on
Thursday, but we could not avail ourself
ofhis kind invitation, as we left on that day.
DIR. GrBBEs. of the Palmetto Banner, also
invited us to his house on Thursday evcnin.,
which we also had to decline.
Upon the whole, we believe good will re-
suit from the meeting, and our yearly assem-
bling will bring us all together, which will
more forcibly Impress us with the duties of
our calling, and unite us in fraternal feeling.
Since our last issue, an United States SEN
ator has been elected, Judge EVANS having
received majority of votes. The vote
stood-EvASs 80, CHEsSUr Sc. Ex-Gover-
amor Manning will be elected Governor, as
there is no opposition. Gen. Adams was in
the field at first, but il lis said rs there was
but little probability Of his being elected, he
thought il best to withdraw. A vacancy will
be occasioned on the Bench, ana we hear of
several being spoken Of to fill it, viz /: So
licitor Dawkins, ii. e. Young, c. p. Sullivan,
and others. A bill was introduced in the
House of Representatives, by our worthy
and efficient Representative, DR.. CAUTHAN,
asking for Charter for the Lancaster Rail-
Road Company. It'has been referred to the
Committee on interpretations. We had hop
ed that similar bill would be introduced
in the Senate, by our Senator, but we sec
nothing of it as yet. We never like to speak
of this Rail Road, for fear we may say too
much but we cannot forbcar saving now,
that whatever people may say, or think n
bout the project, we do not care, they may
say it is will othc wisp notion and ridicule
it rs much as they please, but we tell them
now,if Charter be granted us, and we
think there will, we will build this road
Did we depend solely upon our resources,
we might be disposed to doubt the practical
bility of the enterprise being successful, but
the people of Chester are strongly in favor
oft, and when Chester and Lancaster unite,
. tho Road can and will be built.
Columbia has improved very much since
our last visit, and even the little village of
Chester wears a very city-likc appearance.
The Charlotte Railroad is one of the best
we have ever travelled on, and the number
ofpasscngcrs give evidence of its being n
successful enterprise. The break on the
Camden branch, which occasioncd the death
of Col. Singleton and nephew, has been re-
paired, and tbs Road snow in good running
order.
For the Information ofthosc who may be
going to Columbia, We will state that the
ears run through every dav from Camden to
Columbia, leaving Camden carly in the NOR
ming, and Columbia at IL o'clock.
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EDIT0 RS TABLE.

GEAHAMs MAcAzISE.-Thc December num-
bcrcomcs to us filled as usual with choice
literary and artistic productions. Gra-
hams Magazine Is dcscrvcdly popular, and
we are sure deserves the patronage cxtcn-
dcd. Fer the new year we will give Ora
ham and the Ledger for $500; Gody's
Lady Book and the Ledger for SloO = al
so, Graham g. Cody S4.00.
Our thanks TO Mr.. Cody for sending us
the November Number of tho Iady's
T Book, which we failed to receive before
Editors Table continued next week.)
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Admissions to the Bar.

The Court of Appeals, now sitting al
this place, on yesterday, December lst
1852, admitted the following gentlemen
to practice in the Law Courts Of this
State:
E. j. Anderson.
Peter ii. Larey.
M. P. O'Connor.
CD. Patterson.
J. ]. Rice.
And the following were admittep to
practice as Solicitors tn Equity:
Samuel j. Bailey, Jr.
Louis S. Blauding.
Thomas ]. Glover.
VIM. NJ. Hadden.
A. Herbemont, Jr.
s. w. Mabrey.
Jos. w. Ross. .. ...
J. Felix Walker.
s. T. II. Williams.
Carolinian.
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affair and though the Editors and their
g.eet. AID not dance" thew ate and drank
: all night" and Ipresume fthere had been
any girls present, they would have "went
homo with them in the morning"
l could give you several other items that
are on dh, but I fear that ere your readers
get through reading what has already been
written, they will call down plague on all
letter writer's.
Yours truly.
JEEMS.
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COTTON LAND-IN WOODS.
Ex-parte-Andrew J. In Equity-Iancas
Twitty his Guardian, ter District.
Next friend and Guar Petition for sale
dian nd Iitum. Of Land.

TTNDER tho decree of the Court of E.
- guilty in above case, will sell at Ian
caster c. H., on the lst Monday in January
1853, (being the Sd day of said month"; the
tract Of land ordered to be sold in this case,
belonging to Andrew j. Twitty, containing
l43 acres, more or less, situate in Lancaster
District on the waters Of Camp Creek, boun-
dcd west by lands Of John Valandingham,
north by John T. Mackey, east by James D.
McIlwain and G. r. Twitty, and south by
John Valandingham and James s. Thomp-
son.
Tic tract, it is said, contains over 200 81
cres. but before the day Of sale it will be re.
surveyed, and plat made, so that the pre-
else number of acres will be known, and the
same sold by the acre.
Terms Cash sufficient to pay costs and
expenses, the remainder on credit of l, 2
and years, the purchaser giving bond and
security, with interest annually from day of
sale, and mortgage of the premises.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
G.. E, l.. ID.
Dec. 8, 1852. At
Printers fee, S5.62. Job Work $500
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ESTATE SALE-LAND &C.

IN pursuance Of the will Of Soloman Mack
Il ey decd, and by order of the Ordinary
will be sold on the 18th day Of December
1852, at the late residence Of said deed one
tssct Of land, containing two hundred acres
more or less, whereon the deceased resided
bounded By lands Of Mrs. Stewart, WIN
Bailey and D. l.. Patterson, also, head of
Horses, good many cattle and Hogs, house
hold and Kitchen finature, about 800 bush
els Of corn, 1000 solder and othcr artisles.
TERNs :--For the Land credit Of and
2 years, for the personal estate acredit Of IL
months, purchaser giving note and two good
sureties, with interest fsom day Of sale.
ABNER b. MACKEY,
QUALIFIED Ear.
Novembers 9, 1854.
Printer's Fee, e2.25 ~ Il
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NOTICE /!

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of
IN Elisha Garris deceased, are requsted to
come forward and pay up.
Lancaster c. H., Dec. I, 1882.
r.. E. WYLIE, Admr
N. B. The notes are in the hands of J.
r. Magill, who will always be found ut his
store, ready TO make settlements.
r. T.. WYLIE.
Dec. I, 1859. 40-tf
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COLUMBIA MARKET, Dec.

TIE adviccs by the Europa from Liver
pool, which came to hand this morning, re-
porting that market dull and declining, had
somewhat depressing effect on our market,
and although there was no quotable decline
in prices, still in some Of the transactions OF
the day, buyers obtained slight advantage.
325 bales changed hands, at 8 i3 TO 8 9l-I0O
cents.
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Mn. SToKEs, of LaurcnsvilIe, S. c., pro-
poses TO publish on the 2Olh January, an ag-
ricuitnral journal, styled the q Southern Ag-
riculturist" which will be der the editor-
nj management of A. g. Summer, and his
brother, VIM. Summer of PUmaria.
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LAND FOR SALE.

DY order of James III. Witherspoon, Ordi-
I'D nary Of Lancaster District will be sold
at Lancaster G. H., on the lst Monday in
January 1853, all the tract of Indian Land,
belonging to Edward s. Colvcrt, decd, sit
uate within the Catawba Indian Boundary
say the unexpired lease thereof viz:
Tract on the Charlotte Road containing
ITO acres, bounded by lands of George ID.
Beckham, ]. Slagle, and Others.
Also, Tract on east side of 6 mile creek,
containing 80 acres. bounded by w. Gillespie
J. Morrison and others. Also, the one-third
Of the mills and mill tract of II acres, on 6
mile creek, r. NJ. Miller owning the other
two-thirds. .-.
Terms A credit of IL months-note and
two good sureties, with interest from day OF
sale.
W The creditors arc requested to at.
tend the sale and make the land bring its val
ue upon this depend the payment Of their
demands.
JOHN d. GIBBEN,
Admr. of f.. A. CoLvERT.
At Printers fee 1915, Job work q.
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Nfafb5.

DiEp, in this District, on the 2sth ultimo
Mrs. MARY CAROLINE LANIER, aged
% years, 2nonths and 0 days.
She had been q consistent member Of the
Church of fChrist, about 5 years, and died in
full hope of blfssee Immortality.
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NOTICE.

A liz persons indebted 70 me are earnestly
IA ysquested 10 ccme forward and settle
their accounts on OF before the 25th OF De-
eemheE. ~ am compsllad 70 have money.
Coma, gentlemen, dance mp 10 your paFteer
and save any bard fesllngs hereafter.
ID. KENNEDY.
Nov. "a. 1854 4a--sl
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new ADVRRTISMRNTS.
NEGROES FOR SALE.
Minos A. Culp
Of
EaCsoes

y s .. NuiP' Partition of
Benjamin A. Cuip, ct al. Nsssoes
RY Virtue ofthe decree Of the Court Of
~ Equity In above case, will sell at Lap
caster e. H., on tho lat Monday IN January,
1853, the following negroes, allotted TO the
children Of A. =. Culp, and ordered TO Be
sold, Wig; Spencer, a fellow aged about "a
years Milley, aged about %, and her child
Patsey ; Nancy about 10 years old.
Terms "a credit Of = months, purchas-
ergiviug bond and two good smeties, with
interest hom day Of sale.
l. H. wITHERspOON,
,C.E. LID. !
December 4, 1854.
1T Pripter's Fee as.7s Job work q &c.
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ANOTHER sCIEHTrRIc WONDER


Important Dyspepfics,-Dr. J. s. Hough-
tons Pepsin, The True Digestive Fluid, or
Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet or the
Fourth Stomach Of the Ok, after directions
of Baron Liebcg, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. s. Houghton, N. D., Phila-
delphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundioe, Liver
Complaint constipation and Debility, curing
after Natures own Method, by Natures own
Agent, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets.
containing Scientific evidence of its value,
furnished by Agents gratis See notice
among the medical advertisements. 81
AN OUNCE OF FACT, is worth q pound OF
theory: and the swarm Of conclusive facts
that cluster round that incompatible prepar-
ntion, Hoohand's German Bitters, prepared
by DR.. c. d. Jackson, Philadelphia, estab-
fishing its value as n tonic and restorative,
are such as would prevent ineredulity itself
from questioning It's efficacy. In ali eases of
Diseases Of the stomach, whether acute or
chronic, it may be recommended for lis
soothing, cordial, and renoyating influence
Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss Of appetite, nau
sea, nervous tremors, relaxation, debility, &c
are relieved by the bitters In q very shor
space Of time; and perseverance, In their
use never file to work a thorough cure.
= atif ff1fhr .ft.fr. rsaft - 2l--.Qm
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Acknowledgements.
Cdrolinidn.

WITH thanks, we acknowledge the follow
receipts of subscriptions to this date.
John z. Hammond, Esq, Winnsboro' $500
DIR. J. Morrison, Gladden's Grove, 200
Jno. E. Robinson, ST., Hickory Head. 200
Jno. McAteer Barton's LOO
J. X. Truesdale, Hanging Rock, .... 400
Uriah Small, Simms'.
David r. Leak, Germanton, N. 400
5. B. Massey, lancaster. ....... 800
Mantin & James Dolby, Quincy, Fla. 400
Thos. Mellow, lancaster. 400
James NJ. Barton, Do. .2.5O
J. W. Hendricks, Oak Grove, Tenn. &. 200
w. NJ. Adams, Lancaster. 400
VIM. Hutson, Long Street.. 100
Benjamin Newton, Jacksonham,. .I.25
Whenever mistakes occur in receipts, or
any omission is made, the subscriber interes-
ted will please inform us so that proper cor
rections may be made.
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THE Temperance Advocate will be rcmov-
cd To Camden, and placed under the editor
ship of Mr.. Warren, the editor Of the Cam
den Journal.
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N O II I g II .

TIME subscribers have this day formed a
Il co-partnership under the name and firm
Of Barton g. Phifer, for the purpose of car
rying on the general Auctioneering Bussi-
ness.
w. NJ. BARTON
WIN. I. PHlFER.
December. LIST 1852. as At
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COM M ERCIAL
LATEST DATES.
Charleston Markets.
SATURDAY MORNING

SATURDAY MORNING, Dec. 4.
CoTroS.-The Europa's accounts yester-
duy, appeared not 10 have affected our mar
kct; some 100 bales heving changed hands
at previous prices-cxtrcmes ranging from
st to9a
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Newspaper Changes.

AIR. Bowman has withdrawn from the
Palmetto State Banner DR. GIBBEs, tho pro-
prictor now edits the paper
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HALF PAST One o'cLocK.-CoTToy.-
sales this morning amounted to $40 bales
prices ranging from st to 81,
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CAMDEN MARKET, I'cc. 8.
THr depression in the cotton market no.
ticed on Tuesday, continues, with prices ra-
thcr in favor of buyers. We quote at u to
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TIE Hon. r. F. Simpson and Maj. +
Burt arc associated with Mcssrs Scaborn g.
Gilrian in the editorial department of The
Farmer &, Planter.
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ME W ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROSPECTUS

or
THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
nN THE first Of January next, this pa
" per will be enlarged and greatly i'm
proved, The Editor is happy to announce
to his readers, that he has made such ar
rangemeuts, as will enable him TO give week
ly, news letter from Charleston, the me-
tropolis of the State, Washington City and
New York. These letters will be written
by men of experience and information, and
all matters Of general interest will be faith
fully chronicled.
These arrangements require considerable
outlay, but the evidence we have received
the first year, encourage US to march onward
and give our readers weekly paper inferior
to none in the Southern County.
We cannot reduce our price from two dol
lars but any person sending us six new sub
scribers and twelve dollars, will receive the
Ledger one year gratis.
r. 8. BAILEY,
EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.
LANCASTER c. H., s. c., Dec. 8 1852.
eR- Is II asking too much of of our breth-
fen Of the Press In this State, to give the a
bove two or three insertions
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Mr.. EDITOR ,---please announce JOHN
II. ADAMS a. suitable candidate for
Clerk Of tho Ceusb at the next election, and
obliee MANY VOTERS.
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s5H-TRE following Report and Bill kind
ty sent us by our attentive Representative
ct. X Cureton, Esq, will prove of interest
TO onr readers:
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REPORT:

REPORT.
tTTHAr they have duly considered the
= sane, and find that the Bill proposes to
i.ncrease the appropriation for the Free
Schools to tho sum Of fifty thousand dol
lars. The Committee, in view Of the
many complaints as to the inadequacy Of
= ;lhe Free School Fund, and its alleged fail
urc 70 answer the purposes designed by
the Legislature, are Of opininon that the
eylls complained of are more Justly at
tribusablc TO the insufiiciency Of the ap-
propfiaticp, than to my supposed defects
in the existing laws,o their adninistra,
ton BY the Commissioners. The various
suggestions as to tho establishment of
Schools ON the manual labor system. in.
e stead OF tho present mode, your Commit
tee regard as unsuited to the sparse con-
dition ofour population, and impracticable.
But that the increase Of the Fund Is in
indispensable necessary to promote and
better accomplish the humane and beney-
c'eat design Of the founders Of the system.
which has been cherished aud sustained,
~ by the Legislature Cor more than half q
century, and wieh important beneficial
results 10 the people of the Stats--your
Committee are satisfied that u any change
y made 10 the appropriation, that il ought
10 Dc doVb'sd. naking tho sum ~ six
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fw- The friends ns wHukn Rosrssos
announce him ae candidate for the Office Of
Clerk " the Court Il The next slection
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ALEXANDER CARROLL,

Courier Office, Charleston, s. G.
S Any Editors giving the above ad-
vertisement few insertion, and inviting
attention thereto, may rely upon every
disposition being evnced to reciprocate
their favors, should they require any busi-
ness transacted either in Liverpool or this
city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

fsg- X. g. BILLINGS Is announced as
candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
Court at the next election, by
MANY FRIENDS g. SUPPORTERS.
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The undersigned having been appointed
one Of the Agents under the above ar
rangement, begs respectfully to tender his
services in forwarding messages to ary
part Of Great Britain or the Continent Of
Europe. ANY business entrusted to his
care will be promptly attended to. Where
the parties are unknown, reference to
some mercantile house in this city will be
invariably required. All communications,
which will be regarded as strictly conf
dental, should be addressed TO.
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Charleston, s. G., Nov. II 1852. st
soLIKELY & &vALUABLE NEGROES

among the number Is an
EXCELLENT YOUNG SMITH,
several choice young fellows, women, boys
and girls, two COED WAGONERS. Also,
one Carriage ONE Buggy, Wagons and gears
Plantation and smith topla Horses and
Mules, large stock Of cattle and hoQs, a
quantity of corn and fodder, and many and
vaiieps other articles
Ths negeoes aEe pronounced by good judi
ges 10 be an exceedingly likely gang. They
will be cold the FIRST day Of sale---the 23d,
TERMS.--Forthe negroes, a credit of l
and 2 years, purchaser giving bond and two
good suresies, with interest annually from
day Of sale, and a mortgage. For the otheS
estate q credit af ~ months with inte.est
from day pfsaie, nate and two good sufesies.
JANEE BECKHAM, Exr<.
A. }. CAUTHAN, Ex'or.
Nov. -, 1851, 42=-sk
Printers Fee e07I.
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Telegraphic Communication between
America and Europe.

JoHN HUNTER, Agent in England ofthe
New York Associated Press, respectfully
begs to announce to the mercantile and
business community, that TELEGRAPuIc
DISPATCHES, to and from any part Of
Great Britain, or the Continent of Europe,
will be punctually forwarded, if confded
to his care.
Dispatches should be forwarded in en-
velope, unsealed, and addressed "Telegrd-
phic."
Agents,
In LIvERPooL-J. Hunter, 2 Paradise
street.
In HALrrAx-R. Nugent, Editor of the
Sun. ~
In Bosrox-W. G. Blanchard, office
of the Mail.
In New York-D. II. Crag, office of
the Associated Press, 8 Hanoyer-street, up
stairs.
In PnrLADELPTA-W. w. Fulton,
Ledger Building.
In BALrIMoRE-C. c. Fulton, Sun
Building.
o"Artss5sr, AssSsri, s. o. A. Carroll, Courier
sAvASSAu, &C., Office, Charleston,
sc.
In New ORLEANs-E Fuller, Merchants
Exchange.
In LouIsvILLE-J. w. Clarke, Courier
Office.
In CIScINNArI-R Smith, Merchants
Exchange.
In BUFFALo-A. d. Leven, CONNER
cial Office.
Correspondents in Europe should, to in
sure promptness in the delivery and trans
mission Of dispatches, forward their com
municat.ons for the United States through
the Agency at Liverpool BY so doing,
their dispatches will be transmitted over
the wires in advance Of all other private
communications, on the arrival of the
steamers at Halifax, Boston or New York.
Charges moderate, and accuracy and
reasonable promptness in the transmission
of dispatches guaranteed, or the money
will be refunded.
j. HUNTER, Telegraphic Agent,
2 Paradise-strect, Liverpool, England,
And General Agent in England for the
Line Of Telegraph between Halifax, N. s.,
! and New York, :
TO the Citizens Of South CarIina,
Georgia and Alabama.
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CARRIAGES.

TINE subscriber has and will keen con.
Il stantly on hand, n fine and laage assort-
nent OF Carriages, consisting of every varie-
10 OF the most fashionable styles OF Rock
aways--two, four, five and six seated. Also
one and two horse huggies, double aud sin.
gle seated, with and'withont tops. Also,
an extensive
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Assortment Of Harness.

Gentlemen from distance wishing to
purchase. vehicles of any description, need
have no fears about finding something here
to please them, not only in appearance, but
in quality and price. for we will not be -cx-
celled nor undersold by any establishment
IN the State, all orders promptly ana faith
tuil} filled. Carriages and Harness warrnn-
ted. Establishment near to the Kings
Mountain R.R Depot.
:. b. T. WHEELER.
lorkviIle, S. c., Oct. 6, 1852.
30 &c
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The Committee on Education.

40 'ohoss ,0as referred Il Biz TO
alter and amend iks Free School Laws
Of Mis State" beg leaye TO
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Dec. 8, 1852. - a.
Printers fee, $500. Job Work 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-10
No. IL


I'm Ordinance relating to the assistant attorney
The Common Council of the city of New Orleans ordain
as follows That in accordance with the requirements of
the thirty section of the Act of Consolidation ap
proved 23d February 1852 this Board will Asss
tant Attorney whose duty shall be to receive from the
treasurer as provided for in section thirty of the Act
OF all tax bills of defaung tax payers and
the same to Judgment and final settlement with
the laws least delay He shall least in each week
render an account to the Treasurer in detail of of
persons whose taxes he has collected also, amount
ceived as interest and pay the in cash to said
Treasurer His fee and full compensation shall be stp
ulaed in the thryfth section as above referred
he paid and borne by the defaulting tax payer
1t shall also be his duty to take charge and prorc
MI suits for fines and penalties imposed by the ordinances
IT this Council he shall receive full compensation for
his services as aforesaid commission of five per cent out
II the amounts thus collected he shall often
each week. furnish to the Treasurer detailed state
aent of all sums collected as above and the same into