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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20
EXCITEMENT IN THE INTERIOR.

Adams & Co closed their doors on Friday, at Sac
rameDto.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Office was Immediately on
opening besieged by depostors, great and small, who
commenced withdrawing their deposits, and the run
continued until 10 o'clock NJ, when this notice was
posted on their door:
"wELLs, FARGO Co"
The express Office, however of this firm remained
open throughout the day.
Read a. Co closed their doors on the same day.
The suspensions Of the Express Companies will be
more seriously felt throughout the mining sections Of
upon thousands Of deposors have placed their little
al in their hands on deposit, or for remittance 10
their homes or friends abroad.
GRASS VALLEY, Feb. $50 p. Al The announce
meDt Of the suspension of Adams & Co. created an
unprecedented excitement 10 town. When the office
was closed, Mr. Iilley was placed in charge as Re-
ceiver. As the iltidings spread, squads Of miners
hocked in from the aojscent diggings. The excite
meDt foste,ed by irjudcious persons waxed greater
toward evening, and thru ats were msde by the more
illiterate portion Of the community, that mob would
be raised and the building attacked but the deter
mined stand taken BY the friends Of the house pre-
vented the threats from being carried into effect.
The office Of Wells, Fargo Co continued open, and
were taken out ss ainst Adams & Co. to g small
amount, and the office placed in charge.
AUBURN, Feb. $40 p. M.-There hiss been
lively time to-day in financial circles. Early this
morning Adams 4 Co. stopped payment, ana an
armed crowd INN edistely assembled and compelled
them to reopen their tafe At 10 A. NJ. the concern
was closed out.
Wells, Fargo & Co. have stood heavy run, and
are still paying. They say they can pay all deposit
ore at tight having been prepared for the rush for
several days pest
There has also been much excitement in Plscer-
wills, Nevada, Marysvie, Sonora, Morm,n Island.
Stockton, 90. Wells, Fargo g. Co. have paid out
pretty steadily.
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battle va. fought, Seven hundred ie', and one ,Ss
49,, csmo and cred on the insurgents; about
iSsl t were silea and several wounded Toe eK,et
49, ne, enid not be sscertained. rso soldiers
Killed Cd the spot several woandsd four or dse Of
sssn mousi.d trooper hsi been EDO. from the bl-h
a ,.ra,d 81 $500 IL offered for the body of one Of
The ripceaoers, dead or alive. Foe nicer. nave re
.olved 20 mas no more oeGses and everything leafs
10 the ,nppos,oD tn =, the mining dotr,ts In al
shsolnte TAI. of revolution.
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CITY ITEMS.

The EXTREME MORAL DRAMA. The " great
" moral Drama OF BunJ ans Pilgrims Progress was
to be produced last night At the Chestnut ST. Theaer
in Philadelphia This is the " first appearance OF
that famous work in dramatic form-though, in fact
it is intensely dramatic in is original FORM But only
think OF The OF the modern stoge in the sacred
characters Of that immortal Dream! The idea Is
startling, end almost suggests the revival Of the
"Myseres of the Middle Ages, when the most
solemn facts Of sacred hisory-even the Crucitxion
and the Resunecton-were not only the common but
the only theatrical entertainments known, aud nearly
ell the machinery OF the stsge was made from popular
descriptions OF heaven and bell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

DIsoRpERLY House A disturbance took place ON
Sunday evening the poerho Of Cahshe McDernott
No zi West Twenty tpsi and the xeenth " i Polio.
were called in and qu-led Il The ~onsn who hsd been
selling liquor without license and keeping oPen TIE Ssbb,
contrary lay then requested TO close her place which
abe ds Tor Tine but reopcned IL hour s-rwari
and The was agar, resumed. Th- Police
Ia and arrested The keeper whom they found 0xed
der the bar They also ured Anu aee3 Ann farrell Rob
pupn snd others who akep before Justice Pear
ey examination The keeper leeisi ~, -
haJfe Of keeping diso:derly h0ase.
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IAdvertiseMentI

The law Of fixtures and other property partak-
ing both OF real and personal nature comprising the lag
latinr 10 the freehold In general sso eGb
nents charters heir looms &c with appendix eonts
irg practical rules and directions respecting the rsmosa
yauaton &C. fixtures between landlord and teno
and between going snd coming tnants BY Joseph "
r.o Esq bsnser law. from the latest Engsrcdeaa,
with notes and references American authorities t
By William Hogan, counselor at law second edition, js
BANKS, GOULD 4 Co. A
No A. Nassaust New-Yofks
Ard No l75 Broadway, Albany, N Y
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societys Lower Office No. 81 Gseenvich.st, M
tervsnt', farm and other laborers, mechanics, +.
male domes'ics newly arrived, and children to b
bound cut, can aissys be obtained. Tho Man.esue
express their thanks to newspapers and mxsslDs
publishers for liberal weekly supplies OF their puby
cations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20
FIRE IN STOCKTON.

Fyea TAs Sas Jaqsn Repssiosa Est,a
A destructive Are broke out In our city about II
o'clock this morning on FL Dorado-st near the cor
ssr of Levee st., in clothog store. The fire spread
with astonishing quckness from house TO house. dc.
sroyng properly from the OF Leves-s, to the
lgjoh tpJdnge on the same block on the corner of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

PUBLISHING obscene NEwsPAPERs.-Presco'tF +.
Fsns alleged he the proprietor OF some small 'cursss
he.,s Known az The Broddrdy Belle Bovery BOY and ms
WIN BY Officer spcer on bench warrant ssned
by tie Of Sessions charged 9Th publishing aud allow
sg to be circulated by these la moral and Obscene
PRODUCTIONS He locked up la the Tombs In default
81 900 bail TO answ the Indictment
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Advertise ment1

retired Clergyman restored health In few days ~
yeas of anxious to mshs 49,
the VIII send tfrec the prescription used
receiving letter fpcst paid Dirce. 10 the Rev JoHs
DAGsALL, No. 81 fultonrt, Brooklyn, Y. ~
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TAdvertiseHent.l

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CABINET, 3O5 Broad
way contains Thousands Of BUsTs and CASTS from the hess
Of the disp guhed that lived; Also SKULLS,
human spd animal from all quarters OF the globe -iocudna
Egyption nmes Pirates Robbers Murderers and Thieves
PASTIscs and DRAWINGS Of celebrated Aa-
vicusls living and dssd Museum awsysPREE to yseess
Examinations, with Charts daily, by Prof FOWLER.
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50 50.-Will commence this day, eight new
Whiting Glasses the nominal charge Of 81 80 for the co.,
Of ten lessons with guarantee Of success TO every -!
Book keepns reduced kesd this dsys Herald for pr1eu
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, No. 500 Brosdway. 4
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CAsi Gas q

Gas! Gas New styles Of Gas FNTUaDa
for prips Trade of both msdem and antique dsdsss u.
Wholesale buyers particularly invited to call Of ths -
Manufacturing Depot OF AscHER. WAssER & Co, No -
Broadway ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-A German nameo
mo Nl.on wa, arrested charged With oeoueasy
ng 50 couper,t nil the Mercantile Bsas Of rssv
S,nce Il / 10 David Tinbers of No. LIS Walkers He
siso charged with passing 81 counterfeit bill to ssuss!
FnpLe Of No IS E.ex He denied hts guilt, bat was held
10 hail b, Justice Connolly to swer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

COMPLAINT DIsMIssED--The charge OF conspiracy
10 defrsuo aaiut .sbem Albert Cohn aud Jssse
prover hes been Investigated before Justice Connolly end
The complaint dismissed the Magistrate decmps m TO b
eTourd lesa
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fAdvertisementl

Have you got it If not, go at once to ko0Iy
No Broadway and get OF those tnss
GRAPHS life ze on canvas made here. AL sorts Of ess'
In any weather.
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the recent arrivals in town, We

ARRIVALS Among the recent arrivals IN town, We
notice the following:
At the MErRoPoLIrw HoTEL-H w. Dsme,', Bsstoss
Hon Csbill Corpus Christi; &. Reeder, Bstm1ei O. l.
Brce Buffalo; W. Cczzsns West Point; Bushnell, IN;
j. A y. be clock Boston; J. Il Adams, Nsshngtooi L. r
Ctids Pt.hurg; J. Gerry Isp; ID. X Bowler, Salem; j.
~ muTpty Perns }. Brown, croton Falls.
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NEW-JERSEY Z2,EM&

The Rev. William C. White Of Orange. N. -
Cbnrb in that pisce Mr. White the Oldest selet $50
in the four sdjscept Presbytes Of New YoE Thhd 80
ION 70 he Rev Dr.. Hatfield, Of the City Of New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

soFefnsSmenr
LEARY & Co., Art-IIatters and Vendors to Gen.
tlsmen. Stores, Astor House, Broadway, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20
EXa NINATIOv OF PERSONS INPLE
GATED IN THE MURDER OF POOLE.

Linn, Van Pelt and Paugene, who are charged BY
q Coronsrs Jury with being accessories to the muir
der of Wilsm Poole, were yesterday brought from
their cells and examined before Coroner Hilton.
Linn states that be is native Of this City 90 years
old siereler by trade and resides at No. 81 Cnarl-
,ons.. In answer to the charge sg,iDst him. he said
IL was there, but tried to stop the assault, and am
"innocent of the sfr,ir.'
Paugene Gays he was born at Cohoes Falls, N. T.,
is "a year. Of age onecut,er By trade and re-
tides at No Sc, Hanmersly-st. In relation 70 tue
charge against him be said: ~ was not in the house
when the sbooticg vas going Oh, but was upon tne
"sidewslk"
Cbas. Van Pelt stated thst he was bora IN New
York; is 81 years OF age; is butcher by trade, and
resides at No 90 Eltrdge-st. In relation to the
charge, be said: 81 in no way concerned IN
the ARRAY; / was asked to take walk, and when 1
got ss far as a hotel in Broadway II don't know the
name was asked to take drink when the dis
turbsDce commenced, caught hold of Pausene; he
struck me, and lefs the house; was not in the
bouse when single shot was fred At the close oil
the examination of these men, they were recon-
mtted by the Coroner to await the action OF the
Grand-Jury.
James Turner also one of the accused, was so un-
well that his examination could not be taken, al
IN, ugh the Coroner visited his cell for that purpose
II is thought the wound be received, at his own
hsr De- in the arm, will cost him his life, unless he
submits to its amputetion.
Morrissey Irving and Hyler still remain impris-
oned at the Chiefs OFF e, add will probably be ex
amined in the course OF day or two. Counsel Tor
The three last named are using every exertion to get
their clients on bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20
SUPREME CoURT-Ts CH,sBsRs-MascH is-Betote
Judge NORRIS.

SUPREME CoURT-Is CH,sBsRs-MascH is-Betote
Judge NORRIS.
James Irving, one Of the paeties committed by the
Coroner on the folding OF the Coroner s-Jury, as an
accessory before the fact, was brought up oy MS
counsel on haJeas corpus and motion made that he
be admitted 10 bail or be examined iorthsith on u G
charge by one of the Judges of the Supreme Court.
This wac opp SD by the Assistant District Attorney
The Coroner Was also present Cornelius Linn,
another of the parties was also brought up. The
Judge declined TO admit the parties to ball. and al'o
Denied the motion TO have ths examination before
Judge of the Supreme Court but thought the finding
Of the Jury only IN the nature of compl Amt before
the Coroner, and that The latter officer should now
proceed with the examination Of fhe parties before
fully committing them for trial. aud an order Yves en-
tered 10 that eftc In 10 retuark OF counsel
that there ia much excitement on the subject, which
ipht be oaeted if the examination TO be held be-
fore Supr, me Court Judge, Juige ". remarked that
he bad slgay, found the best way TO sll4y excitement
YVES 10 e matters take their ordinary course Should
anything extra be attempted, it would give rise to the
idea tia, there is more 10 the case thsn tbere is.
Ia the examination before the Coroner the accused
will probsbly be permitted to produce testimony on
their OWN behalf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

MERcAsTILE LIBRARY LEcrUREs.-The third
Lecture before the Library Association, by DR.. K.
Soger, upon the Eastern War; will be given this
evening, at Clinton Ball, Astor-place.
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Io. -Preparations were CO

SHAD FIsBrsG. -Preparations were commeecx
xe,,rd., By the chad fsheImen Of yerey City and I'LL
fr The fsbips in New York Bay, end Ia the
River IL 10 expected that week the markess vii -
pjed with North River shsd IL 10 stated that Dr.
caught the first shsd Of the Ia Rew.Yofk bsysS
Staten Island, sunday morning ln weight W" ave ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

POLICE There was an unusual amount OF ousn2
before the Recorder OF Jersey City yesterday m'fA'os'
the result Of dissipation on Saturday. ,,, 1890,
Patrick Mccarthy for drunkenness ard cisofoefJ
sent the County Jail for 30 Gays ,,,..,v -.
Nancy Craig arrested for drunkeEnes and esoassy
duct being CON plslned Of By her mother past
was cent 20 the County ysil for 90 dsyJ <,
John Mcclellan, for drunkenness, wn haed ~ A. -
George W hilton for Drunkenness, was COMMITTEES !"
Pfson for two days ,...z A IA a.
Patrick Conusf, for Drunkenness, w~ comniH''@ " -
Prison for day. Lar. xu,l.,rouk
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BuRGLARs-On Sunday night the residences &c >. -
George Lyman. No. 2 wsnen'psee wS sn.a .ss Ss6
and several articles, including vsias's - b
Tiieve. also entered the residence o. Aa ySns ,alss -
Ter nal "a IN yaous articles % take s~sJ' esssH~
AID left without them. .Ft "
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longevity A coiored woman b" jy o.. e sss -
snsa,,S nd 6ses years whe. child sss v go - s
Africa and rer that the slave c.ro -
an, vss first fouskt 70 soutn 1870 -
I'm b.,sr "a broosht 20 New Jerssy .hsrs Csc -
". owned a. slave. She hss eesn N a~~
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The PREscoTr House TO BE CHANGED TO A GER
MAN HoTEL.-This elegant hotel has recently changed
hands, Mr.. Deitz, German gentleman, having pur-
chased the lease and furniture fron Mr.. VIM. r.
Butts. The building is to undergo some repairs, and
will in day or two, be reopened frst-class Ger
nan Hotel, and called the " Hotel de Deitz."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

The Ladies Union Aid Society, instituted for the
relief of the aged and infrn, will hold anniverss-
ny on Tuesdey this evening" at half past seven
o'clock, in the Muberry-st. Methodist Episcopal
Church. Among the speakers expected are, the Rev.
John z. DurbiD, d. ID the Rev. G.. W. Bethune,
D. d.. the Rev. K s. Foster, ID. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

The rev Union Club House. in the FiAh-av', is to
be opened some time in April with grand celebra-
ton, TO which five hundred guests to be invited.
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NEW BOOKS.

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Our Countrymcn, brief Memoirs Of eminent Amcsi-r
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Homes for the People, lGo original designs, by
Wheeler, Architect. ....... ...r
Robert Graham, sequel to Linda.
Ellen Norhury; or Adventures Of an Orphan.
Men Of Character; by Douglas Jerold. .'r -.
A Long Look Ahead; by 4. S. Roe 30. q
Adventures Of Captain Plsst.
The Old Inn; by Josiah Barnes.
Tho Life NJ sam Houston, Illustrated.
Adventures Of Amy as Leigh: by Charles Kingsley.
The Slave of the Lamp; by VIM. North. .-
Odohcrty Papers by W Magnn, vols.
History of the Hen Fever, by Bar'lan ssr
Insenuc, or Fist Days Of Blood by Dumas.
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Queens OF Scotland, vol 5; Mrs Strickauds.
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Lamartine's History Of Turkey, vol. LIST.
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Rag Bag; collection of Ephcmera. BY " r. Willis ;
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South CaroIina--Ker.taw District.
pY JOTN \. JoY, ESouIKE, oRpINARY

BY JOHN h. JOY, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
tNHEREAS, John Z. Mcclure applied to me for
w Letters Of Administration on all and singular
~" goods and chattcls rights and credits of John
MrCiu q late Of the District aforesaid, deceased:
r:I"Sc are therefore. to cite and almonsh all. aud
'nguar the kindred and creditors OF the said deceas-
ii be and appear before at next Ordinary 3
'"urt for the said District, 70 be holden at kcrShaw
Court House the twemty.rth day Of August inst.
SHOW cause, if any, why the said administration
Ild not be granted.
.lven under my hand aud SEAL this sth day Of
august. in the year Of Lord thousand eight
;,:.dred and fifty live. and in the eg.tc,h year Of
o, ucrcan independence.
AM. It'd JOHN r. JOY O. X. D.
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GLENN SPRINGS,
sp,nr,snrnc DISTRICT, S. C. June S, 1885.

srAnrASnrnc DISTRICT, S. c. June s, 1855.
DERMIT US, most respectfully. to inform you that
/ this celebrated WATERING PLACE, with all 40
di,ion Of Cold. Warm and Shower Baths, with many
other improvements will be completed and ready to
receive company by the Goth inst. We ask your pa
tronorc fr This establishment during tho ensuing sea-
SON We have, at great expense to ourselves, Under
T%s obcct had in view uy those who built up this as
Watering M Place, was to provide healthy, pleasant
and safe retreat for citizens in summer within le
limits of our State, so as to retain rs arse" VI
ho ;n,mnnsc sums of money spent every Year by our
cizens in travelling as possible Every dollar kept
,, orsnlvos is 80 much added to tho wealth ofour
awO S State and goes to increase and extend her re-
sources and improvements. At this lace We nave
every accommodation and a, r vs
dov,ts ~ your comfort and accommodation every en-
ercy and resource in our power. , ,>,,ry
Junc-l9 If ~ " 'A-H~'Hi'
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Rricklayins and Plastering.
ENCOURAGE HOME. MANUFACTURE.
JAMES R. MORGAN,

moor AND SHOE Nh NUFA CTORER'
T,EGs to inform the Ladies and public generally OF
Is Camden, that he has ascommcuccd business as above
at tho shop occupied by Mr.. !. d. Alexander cne
door north of Dr. Zcmp Drug Store where he Intends
manufacturing and making to measure Ladies Gentle
mems and Misses Boots Shoes and Caters OF the best
materials and workmanship on very reasonable Die terms
nxne;encc in cutting and manufacturing for the
sou,b he NAV BE- able 10 ensure share Of public
patronage. :, h..,
tho sizes filled up on short notice. and on advantageous
terms Boots, Shoes and Caters neatly repaired.
N. B.-All kinds Of country produce (cxcept prom
;ses) taken in exchange for Shoes July l0-6r.
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$50, 600!
{ LASS 3.
7 IIL-o OI
,Sc he &c

a0S Prizes. amounting to $4,000
G5~ Agents wanted in every to ~ and c;: III the
Union On application the Tenn, will lie i"rwarded
Remember every Prize drawn at each drawius un-
der the superintsndence of Col. Geo. NJ. Logan aud
Jas. A. Nisbvt Esq, gentlemen who are sworn to II
faithful performance of their duty. Prizes paid when
due without discount. "a" All orders, rely on it,
strictly confidential Bills Un all solvent Banks taken
at par.
Whole Tickets SIS; Halves "a: Quarters 81.
Address JANE. i. WINTER, Manager.
July LIT Macon, Ga
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NOTICE.
Stock Of Drugs for Sale.

OFFERING very excellent chance to commence
" business. The entire assigned stock Of Drugs,
Oils, Paints and Fancy Articles OF Mr. ]. DELAY,
will be sold bargain to any one dcsrous o. com.
mencng business. The stand is amongst tho best in
Camden, will pay handsomely ans one devoting his
energy and attention to the business. The stock
amounts to about $4,000 at Invoice COST and can DO
bought at considerable discount. Meantime. great
inducements will bc offered 10 Physicians Planters
and others to purchase largely the stock must be
sold at an early day. \. Y. l. r. KENNEDY.
May 29-ti. Assignccs
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SOUTH CAROLINA
LIFE; INSURANCE. COMPANY.

Hon. ". F. DESKUssrRE. President.
Prof. C. F. McCAY, Ac,uary.
Dr. JouN FlsEEE, Treasurer.
4 HOME COMPANY, with ample capital has
n been organized at Columbia, under favorable aus
piccs to insure tie lives OF wc persons and negroes
The rates are lower than those Of Northern Compa
MICS for residents o the South
From these low rates Que fourth is deducted for tho
first year.
All profits are divided annually in cash among the
the insured.
The amount insuI ell may DC made payable to the
wife the wife and children free from the claius Of
creditors. y
For circulars explaining The objects and rates Of the
Company, and the steps tube taken to effect insurance.
apply to J. \. YOUNG. Agent for Camden
June &c &c Il.
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CHARLESTt.a+
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, RELIABLE CONNER, lAL ..Nl iI!lCAL
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THE DAILY STANDARD contains DAILY
rLEGRAPIIlC REPORT, \ MARKET REPORT,
and report Of GENERAL INFORMATION furnish.
I'd by the hail from every section of the CEon.
1t also presents n DAILY MARKET, Of the ARR
AIS and DEPARTURES OF SHIPS, and of the
.%RlEALS OF PASSENGERS.
ONCE week is presented COMPARATIVE
:\rEMENT OF TIE RECEIPTS AND :;r!lP.
:NTS or COTTON. Klcr: AND LUMBER at the
1T oi ttar:, S;ou ana Il COM!httTli'i. STATE.
r:NT Or TilK HLGE!tl& AND EXPORTS OF
JiTON. -; al the ports ui til! United $ial"s
Ill NEWS. Of personal aud political character
:. Ia =" v!:,i and dom stic is gwen v,i lar great st
he onptness; aud ~ insure this OBJ ec; have
Scue! the services Of she corps ol Correspond.
~.
t is our special object to publish q NEWSPAPER,
."pcr We shrink from the expression Of no opinion
which y be demanded by the subject before us, but
81. general principle prefer stating facts at the
lest instant possible and leave it 10 our readers to
iurm their own opinions
The course othe paper is severely conservative first
I morality and order; next OF the institutions peculiar
~ the South, aud next of the union ofthc Satcs.-
We resolutcly oppose radicalsm well in democracy
rs morals
On. important object in the establishment of orr pa
.er was to prcsenta cheap vehicle oil information From
= il object we have been compelled to depart to some
A,ent but not TO leave it entirely out Of view, we
pose u sell the paper at counter in packages OF
TEN for TWENTY CENTS. and to MAIL TEN COP
les To any ofour subscribers for year. who will send
us FIFTY DOLLARS This will relieve US from the
risks of collection and tho expense OF mailing 50 many
different packages while it will give to every neigh
,nurhood throughout the State the opportunity of
ally PAPER AT FIVE DOLLARS per annum
L. w. SpRATr 3 Co.