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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17

TIE STAFFORD h GEORGETOWN II. R-The
Cambridge chronicle, speaking Of the Besford Il
Georgetown r R., says Our own people have
direct and deep interest in this road. a. at
least so cents on the crate will be saved from
the cost Of transportation to New York, and they
ought to second vigorously every intelligent Of
fort made to insure lta construction.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17

DECLINES a NOMINATION. Thomas q. Bird, Of
Bsandywine, who wa nominated for the Legis-
latufo by the recent Democratic Convention, de-
clines, and the Convention, according to the new
rules Of the party will have to be rs-assembletl.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17

DOVE " The price Of co9ees, a low u the lowest
TT Our tsee ct II 1ast Fourth street
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17
entertainments.

THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER SIM,
A Public Lecture will he delivered al MT LRBA-
NON II. Il. CHURCH, by
REV. r. STUBS.
OF Asuury N. Il. Church, Wilmington
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SABBATH SCHOOL.
sUBJRcT :--"THE ROYAL ROAD 10 Success y
ADMlsSlON........ .-...................23 Cents
Tickets to be had 1t the ONCE of the " Rapstds.
wilmington. Del. OF the Pastor at Rockland, aud OF
members Of the School
Doors open at OK O'Clock; Lecture TO commence
at O'Clock.
be delivered the following Thursday, October lat.
sept6-ltd2tw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17

TUITION AND COST OF BOOKS,

Average number OF pupils to a teacher in
the Grammar schools,
Average number Of pupils to q teacher IN
the Primary schools.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17

WEEKLY SUMMARY.
The following 10 our summary Of the peach
shipmsnts for the week ending Tuesday, sept.
IS;
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17
Com mlcrclal Rep0res

Totsi .........1,l56 $4,000 1874;
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NETWORK



Steamship Ru... Br Cool Liverpool vi. o.eeno~' Cha. g.
Steamship n.ens DBL Hu.chn'Go Glssgoy Hsnd1n t. ss, Bro,
SsSs SssSss sntGS Mallory o.
p &c stT R.I:s s1ss Tsa. ps.ssm ss s.pses
ssIt LsIs W. De- MeNe Falmouth for ORDERS Heney
s,i Reo.oe. C.nsn. Johr.on M.,.n. T.yasn Co. no.,
B.s Kong Oscar h0r Jensen Kraseroe Norway Ten' Doe
En- e. Ts. TIE Tn isse ssss ss B. o. Beeln
b 5oSy as.s.:1s % Hi se ssI';
ss s Ss.sss s.s S:Ts %s1sss fsa; "
ch %dn1an TngSa y o,. Dsas &
s,.nas ISs
seAr. Dart Campbell, stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
,s s'1 WITH ai ss.: nd s noS1{ Ds' .''
p:s Aa P:1. aii
Steamship vndestor Norton 10, with mde and
s9: s's:n.s' ss as'i % t cs: W,pns'' 0 days. '''
e.nssp 1lHem,e Kelley Ie~es Del, with nd'e to Old Do
steamship Champion lockwood Charleston Dec 90 with md'e ana
Steamship Geo Clyde Pennington Galveston 10 vi. Keywe
l7th. with ndse and pas, 20 G n n Msiory 4 Co.
's Ss Kps
Big Ps1orie oi HewHaven Woodward, D.mersra % Days. with
She Gem tof Ne. n.yen Pierce st. Pierre q days. With sugar.
o n d FOREIGN s,9 PORTS. ,.,,. s.,. o,...
Dec 12 for Liverpool. touched here monng.
Dec 23Tbe Anchor Line steamship Elysa, Campbell.
from wYork bee ~ for GLASGOW. 'rrived hc:e to-day
FAvRE Dee 23rbe General Transatlantic lompanys steamship
Pans Lscbesuez NewYok Dec ~ arrived here last
evening
NAVAL.
The United States Steamship flagship Of South Atlantic
squadron Adm lie Row and uGei steamships Mo-
uongsbes Capt. THOR asp Nonttoeo Nov H.
Health OF the squadron good
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Henry swye United States Consul Paramsbo su'nsm South
the State Department, under date OF
October 1874 the ghtshp OF the mouth Of Sunnam river
for and Will probably
before again the Bms Is
pltce small light. advisable for
the the nht If the
eeward Port this be relied
three and half miles
W. eeward Of Brans Popt
IL dead beat against wind and current
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
The copy cable dispatch from Hong Kong dated Dee
90 1874: Steamship ALASKA afos makes shows strain
chsnge shaft and dock. can dispatch her Jsp g.
following the latest received by cable from steamship
Japan:
Hone Koya % 1s74-Jspan chief cook Cussck drowned
engineer Brunett and Quaemases Hutton and Harris missing
lEor --latest Ship heps FIN Pa1e
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
DxpA4rUKx or FURElGH MAIka

CHCHSDbY, DC q.
spd Ban barg .eemShtp
A closed AZ TIE
PoSt0sce u 80 SGeAnshD sails o. iron PCT foot OF
Third-t HoboEen. ..,
For dSsc ahe eesmshp Ro0dm mails lose
E:3U Hsrbeck Stot1e h1okHs
hsis Hsvsna the Nesmshp City OF HsFms doe
hsubptenebisy kti e.esei AZ te Pyt"n0e ~ S>so
D N Etsemshp = q rom Pier No s. d. L.
FRiDAf. DEC rs
Chnsas Dsy-e es.tOmse all kSis viA be dosed o. 10
q N
E3wfeubdsns Nex.Yerk Pos:ofe eEes ds
l:30p.m
Mali Or halusI D. s. closet tie NewYsrk Pest 5ce
Asyn6p.n.
SATURDAY.. DHc. 90
sbd the Conipei Of Eonpt bv ktsnhp OdT
vns y 80 Supple enentsry Mail c!o'ed al the
.31 Steamship sails
Th;Id st.. HoOokes.
SesBFhiv rvfs
Mat stcamStp sails ,6ou kicf No
%, North EIyer.
hss cr key Wea STATE Of feI,s close -
Etau ,Lip ,sJs Al 4 fremP PierS 20. Isst
bUEUAl. DEC. n.
All Mails eloss 10 oei<stG TIs fosFobos 10 oc~ Ron
L. "
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24

sss ssr. sss ps
causes such aoni lead prudent awn dSerees @
plaintiff for 800 Field and Minor Tor plantn Thayer
q Bhrouds for defendant.
Albert Speyers has brought two suits against
the estate OF the James Fisk r for his commissions
on gold purchases Tle first isfor 1875 commissions on
the purchase OF s coo gold between Sept. 10 and
seut a. 1867 the second for $2es7 So commissions on
yne purchase OF s3sl5oo1o gold Sept "a? 1869 'lack
Frtiavl The two suits framed alike Ia hoth the
complainant alleges that lie VAS employed by James
F1sk IT, aud Jay Could 10 IKE the purchases. but IN
neither does he make Mr. Gould prtv. The defendant
aenurred TO both conp'in's on the Ground Of tue pon'
ipinder OF Mr.. Gould aud Judge Van Worst has sus-
taned tho demurrer
In the suit of Robert L. Ford against the
Mayor Tor uiue months Of the broadway
between Forty fourth Forty hth-sts., statement
Of in the agreed on by counsel aud
verdict taken Ivy consent for $500 subject TO the opin.
ion Of tie General Term 7. L. Stewart Hnd W. ID.
SOwnley for plaintiff J1mes Carter ~ ,or dsiendan r
one aaaTters r"n. Of hc Sujius Known as HAIL.
hired by the SUPERVISORS for nearly thirtcen year. 10
aarion, but trial failed prove that requisite
demand from military organization hat been made on
the SUPERVISORS Judge Lawrence held tnat there was
cowplInt. The Control says this doeisoD W sus-
tanned, Will save tue cit y S5OO.0Jc
The suit Of Detsky against John Kelly, ex-
Sheriff. which has been trial for many days IN the
Court OF CoGmon Pleas, decided yesterday
by q verdict in favor OF tho cx-Sherih Major
Detsky formerly served in the Hnngarian war,
and was an officer the staff Of Gen. Fro
mont during the in this country. he lent
money to Ales Brotrers dealers in SILK and worstrd
gmpS. Avenne A, aud April 1867, the firm being IN
EhnS circumstances sold out to lam thcir STOCK oI
goods, giving hl OF sale and cancons hia notes
sgslnsI thew ir. Kelly was then Sderi1 and snDse-
Rneuy ii TIE fiius prOptrtv under IN tXconon on
Judgment, sold y, oat. Major Dot,ky sued for the
ietv dOue him v t0s transaction, pdtflng 10 cVluence
tle b az sale. Tie d, t'1Se was Inlt tne bli oi SAFE
VAS spau! ODo ahI not made n suod iailn: II. ~:
sedGw1rk appeared for tile piantn, ana Bowl, HdI
vAnterp. eli aud OrauIO L. Stcwsi3 for the deieuse'
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY DECEMBER 24 1874.

n Hsul,ss r. H. Hsrps, Hsrrsp Miss Lsds Havhna +
Hawsy C. r. Homer. Habbe Jesrdsine NJ .sd ars 90
FBues Gesrrs MeGfbbous Jos-ph MscHstos, Moor Mu
I'D M:Ic ,tss 4 s'sm;Is sS s,Ss =
Mr Seomas Mr. and sprursh David slet NJ, and ha D.
vernilye and maid Warden Mrs wsdsworth I'd maid A.
Wsrde James Wardrobe williamson g. H. Wilsop, Reilly.
FROM RIO yANERo-Ta sa~sA!p Mrrmosi Dec 2s1Capt ,.
r. PERKINS, Rndod Aneda Taooa Eduard
Reie Augusta Chsmbers Joseph vee Geo A. Bradley Dr.
Csnpos Nsdeiros Fomen D. sherman Peer Gsndis, Richard
nada Wm Mehsdaps enry Quepss Manuel Euccaos John
Rose Ma Emily smith Wood Ja Browning C.sus CLAYTON,
J W. Wilson, Mrs. r. D. sherman and daughter Limo 2no, kpGsne
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
DECIsIONB-DHC. 2S.

sspeyior Court-Specidl Term-By Judge Sedgwick.
een ss Colton-Re report eouhrmed Judgment OF divorce
plaintiff Moons Bank Of Moutresl sft Howard et al
objection him should be made
soou snlav armstveiy the paper
Moore Cams al-Aewance OF sZuO granted
Supreme Coart-Special 7erm--By Judge Van Worst.
-speyn sgt Fi-Jadgnsnt for oeiendsnt on demae zee
svsreu.
<hsbers-By Jedse Law.neeEeie ct al sg Gunoneer-Aea
essoduu for counsel .,--,
orcer IT. rsnted
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR uvsRPOOJ-ls steomsAp Rsssta, Dee 23-Prcf Simon
Nevconb VIM Coleman Burns c. F. Fue P Lawrence Mrs. A.
yeurO. and na Dsmhmpn Eom Gen Gardiner tbe Tsrrsr
maid J. w. Wadsveh H. Amv v. Csosi. Mr. Terry Rowiey,
p La.tres Bs Goldhe james Gordon Bennett
Miss Pepdep maid and servant K Bcuen Mr.
md hn A. Cameron Walter sewel w. H. Seven MT. LyS, %
=. A. Gordon WIFE Morssu and servant Barnes
Campbell Pair g. Rand Miss Jane Anderson Mss Macmillan
Thomas Stewart II. Robertson, Baron Wsssaf W. More Miss
Wad.v
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
CRIMINAL NOTES.

at the Tombs Police Court yesterday, John
Assera. h So 600 bail for stealing $50 worth IRON
house of Theodore Stansexs Of No. 76 Grandst
Emanuel Posada, John CorteZ. and Francis Mart
charged with seng uastanpd held yesery In
$50 bail each by Commissioned SbieldG
At the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
bet.re Jusee smith George William. was committed @p
having the morning OF the 18th init
ka entered the residence Of PTsncis NJ Lath2 NO.
AadsOsave and stolen sheom large quartv oi nNerps
Ciok
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
Deniisfrp.
5tationcrD.
Eeaai Notircs.


NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City and
~ County Of NewYerk. GERMANIA LIFE ISSCRANsE
NICHOLAS HANSEN otherwise knsTn as NlIH0LAS MAu-
SEA JENNY D. RBYMBRT, WILLIAM MANNHEIM, JOSEPH A.
uOFfMIRE, EDWIN W. BARsTOW: JACOB P. BARsTOW,
AUGUSTUS BLBkCKER: THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
EEWYORK WATSON WILSON. JOHN D. LOCKE, E. PORTER.
JOHN j. LOCKE. JOHN MOYNAeH; HENRY GkRNER TIL THE
WEST POINT IRON COMPANY. ALEXANDER n. BYBRS Will
LIAM GRAPF WILLIAM hcGrLL0UGH iSaac JoEgs S0n;
GABRi ELSON, JOSHUA HENDRICKS. EDMUND HENDRICKS,
FRANCIS HENDRICKS, HARMON W HHSDRlCKS. WILLIAM
a VANDERBILT UNION BANK. JAMES ID. RBYMERT, and
ANE RRYhERr. bis wife, defend4ntsumnsu s relief tcom
not serei
40 the defendants above named and each Of hem You hereby
and required the complaint nds seon which
he the and
YORK Courthouse the City Of Newiek and TO
Of VOC cbers har
Eomber 80 William said CitV oi New York within twenty
this excessive OF The d
sh service fail to the SAID complaint within the
time the plaintiff IN this scop win apply 70 e Court for The
demanded oomplaDaied Newfofk, November 25
-o'-- Plaintiffs Attorneys
The complaint the above entitled action duly 6e the Once
OF th4 the City aud County OF NewYork the 3D. DAY Of
december, 1874. ..ao,, -. r.n,.n
Paintfs AttoraegA
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24

> fof1-rHE F0rRTD AA:iD,iL hASk or inE CITY Or
hRN.YOiK ,isinuf, .gsD BASG OF NORTH LEWiSBrsG e
.,Ipt-huns snj % = demand on contract
sJaHJnrt 10
in y" Glei ,)"'k
Cent At his onr House the CITY Of Hesi end t.
sad cprlast the ub5brf. ~
hi, omre NunL-r 20 NauL. hegl sh tt wha twentv dag
eTc.p.ive Of the day 0such sec: aud u vr
I 10 an ?, the within tIc time aforesaid tue Plaintiff
Ia ts sct on gB take judgment agllst f r ,rm Of 'hr
(SA aib interest i 6eDembc!.s, 1919 aud
for the hI.Lr sp r L0usani do" ts5ooO) win interest
fnm Nn,uub Is1J together with ne cJis abJ disbursements
hrrn ma Two dollar, am se5estr GEMS 81 O) protest ter
' J>tiiS NHLES 1, PLiaIl's Attorney,
D..s, y.v Yotl Nov u. 1874. 20 NasIGIt, y. T.
ise comr,u res VAS flied 10 the Office Of tie CLERK Of the
C .d 1oaa. f OIL l5ih of Dreember 1874
''' INV JnHS YINCENJ. Il1s ATTY.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
CUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

S0PAGE KIDDBR L FLETCHER PaseE asass TIKI PRA.
BODY INSURANCE COMPANY observation-disclosures fer
demand eentrss Com not ~ j. the deiendanG Toe are
the conp'siat @ aciso
which tsd in thee hee d tue Clerk u the C anf toun u
te Court h0sse ea and 10
the Subscriber at his ohc Ne Wm
ren-st wan twenty day. aer the service this
mons exclusive OF the dav Of such and isi 10
compliant within the time Aforesaid the snta M
hhndfed
seventy 90 do with the 9th day Jsn
n sSht and fsu bo ,es We Of s
Daed October 3otb. 1874 - ,.x.
The complaint the above entitled acvn duly lied the o6ee
M e (el City ad CousY OF New fof at He Coun ocse
s.d v On The h1odrd aud
seyetiy-iour. H. " bhi tuihbhn, Ei"osH' N"e'o'
.ut;x
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
pISSENGH.RS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvRRPOoIIn In s1dn, Jard Dec 23fAtber Arnold
a E. Mis- Grace t.9pb M 'ld n Gn%sa cSIs,
Dale WIN p DAVID Ecey fAth Eugene John Ei1en mes F
$sA"a M sbd Mira POrbes AID nP l. u oIeep 'nSeS'
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

hsess. 7:22 l:37 host nsee us
pAT-An
Sandy Hooh 834 Cow Saud.. sos Hell aah Fery 1908
$500 Islspa e36 Hell Gate Reny 1l;2o
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
Hlarple ano 1lare &lanrels.

0IUIUH UItH -sUsS D.......-- D'te'.s-...
At GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES-An
"A extensive Marble and Marbeised Hsas ana
Marble Marble Tuning for the trade AhADnn' A''
Kighteeath.st Thrdave., N T.
4 GREAT reduction in prices OF Marble @ anu
n Marbesd Msnt@ls all kinds Of Floor Thing Monument
ones abs for and Csbinetmakers offered o.
BBR Cos steam Marble Works, Nos at 10 22S West Fh
Broadway.
OTEWARTs Slate Mantels Marble and Wood
- Mapte the lowest prices NV aho %|
West Twentv. between Seventh and Eighhave&
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
ninter Resorts.

~~~
A PRIVATE FAMILY from New York have
IN taken cottage st. JoaL River. Forda and
win ,commose family or party geneuss fsS e seAsos Fo<
particulars apply at III West 3ith.st
DOYAL Victoria Hotel, Nassau, N. p, Bahia
mas r. J. PORTER Propreor Por full Information. aidress
dgerwosd Broadway T. SDers sal every weeks
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24

DEOOKLYN BOARD.-One large, completely
ID SpElsIhD second aoef front ,aiart ROOM w'h every Sn
,rnrer with 6ca board private TesirHce. >It9aAr
eSn be hal by q rasrehe tern' Res'
rtreuc,, ,eD required AdJr, Boz 2j5O Post OMee. l.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
Farmers.
DARN HAND-A German Young nan would

II HTU INTIC VII IniN.-4l
married would Ike place to DO general farm work ce
gerrsIng driving &c and wnng hIID
reference Al HDkLLS ASkH(f lOo
NlN 3ith a., cOGheI Of broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24

NVANTED-A situation by Il respectable
w Young married WET NrRHE reference. Can for
", W s 1et"eeD AZ aud >3d 's reOad sSo' back
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24

noSs-HACxKrr R-Jesepi Craig. wihsn Hs~n
bomss Hln Lawrence Q1rf James Brovp Henry Sewnct
ssbber Bh 1iescy arson !otn O. soone' ieoni0e ss.aa
Annie Clark Ecbe Saith George CbnsepA Thomss Isrle L
Smith Patterson, WiiAn j. Beay Jot
DsbeJ grand kGeeny thomns kOserstch petit Larceny Aster
L.. uaskiss abtnakon
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
Waters.

A CIIINAMAN, speaks good English, a.
n WAITER IA prva- house for the Wuter woGd take char
N daing wiling make Lm u-eu Eoi home wage
from 80 10 sl0s mouth Gail al 63U 6l'sve.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

Selishness is aerid pride. bitter good
will sweet and frsgrant.-BeeeheT. ss-
Sleep Is Deaths younger brother, and
30 like him that dars not trust him
without my prayers.-Sir z. Brot0'1s.
The stream Of vice will flow naturally
into palaces, as the sewer flows into the
river, and the river flows onward TO the
sea- IdlleyTGssd. i 57uia j. ro-.gg-
Those who have finished by making all
others think with them have usually been
those who began by daring TO think with
themselves Colon. 3
Rags, which are the reprosch Of poverty
are the beggar's robes, and proper insiE-
MIA of hia profession, his tenure, his full
dress, the suit In which be is expected TO
show himself in puble. . slfup.
Honest and courageous people have
very little to say about either their eOur-
age or their honesty. The sun has no
need 10 boast Of his brightness nor the
moon of her e6ulgence.-HoSeG BdlloaG.
Itisin disputes as in armies, where the
weaker side sets up false hghts and makes
q great noise, to make the enemy believe
they are more numerous and strong thar
they really are.-St0lft-
The fact Is, that In order 70 do anything
in this world worth doing. We must net
stand shiYering on the bank. thinking Of
the cold and danger. bat jump IN and
scramble through as well As We .--Syd-
neg Snlith. -. e1.t@5 ~
o blessed health thou art above All
gold and treasure; It's thou who enlargest
the soul and openest all its power 10 re-
esiye instruetion, and to relieh virtue. be
that has thee has little more to Wish for
and he that is 90 Wreched as to want thee,
wants everything with thee.--StsTHe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
Conarea-ionaI Connndrums.

Mr.. Mitchell-State whether in your
opinion, it is desirable to legislate at all
upon the subject Of financial panics, which
may happen once in ten years 2 Is it not
better for the government to disregard
these things and confns itself to pro-
Viding sound convertible currency Z
When we have done that, have we not
done the best we can to prevent panics2
Mr.. Forbes-EYidently / can see no
possible good the government can do
By standing as a dry nurse to he CON-
n1ereiGI community.
Mr.. FarWell-We have q bill before the
committee authorizing the Secretary ol
the Treasury to prepare, l think, fifty
millions of greenbacks to be laid aside fOl
q special purpose, namely: for issuing al
eight or ten per cent. interest. only when
required to tide over just such q panic a
occurred in September-What would you
think of such proposition as that7
Mr. Forbes-I should have q general
fear of giving such power to the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, or any government
officers to regulate onr affairs. should
almost as soon put a Secretary for tht
weather 20 pour Otst rain iOhen zoe lVasstec
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

Mr.. William Henry Smith, Disraeli's
newly appointed P Parliamentary Secretary
of the Treasury, has peculiar history.
Less than twenty-five years ago he was q
neWsboy in the streets Of London literally
on foot in that active industry from
O'Clock in the morning to at night. He
was quick. civil and intelligent, and soon
made himself chief among his class. There
was formerly = practice Of lending out the
Tines ct penny an hour, from in the
morning until IN the afternoon, when the
copies were dispatched to country sub
scFibers at half price. Smiths buAlness
in this line grew 50 rapidly that he had 10
take shop near the Strand and employ q
number Of assistants. Finally he struck
on the idea of purchasing the exclusive
right 10 sell newspapers, magazines and
books at the principal railread stations,
and the business became 30 important that
publishers found it to their interest 10 is
sue railway editions" of THAR popular
books. At Mr.. Smiths stands his profits
became 50 immense that he became & very
rich man in short time Very soon he
purchased extensive premises on the
Strand, which he fitted up for business
that had swollen 10 gigantic proportions.
and found ere long that be had become 80
wealthy that he could well afford TO retire
from business. p
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
PIund.r TInno-.II.lI.a.

The way the people in South Carollns
are pldndered, has no parallel in the his.
tory of the country. 1t seems as though
the carpet-baggeTs and scalawagers In.
tend to hold on there until they utterly
drain all the resources of the State and
leave it utterly bankrupt. That the peo-
pie do not rise in revolt and forcibly drive
out their oppressors, is evidence that they
are law abiding to q remarkable degree
and are willing to endure the worst forms
of tyranny sooner than call down upon
their heads the wrath Of the Federal gov
ernment which is always invoked by the
carpet-bag governments whenever the
people grow FESTIVE.
Gov. Moses in his annual message said
that the era of light taxation was about to
commence, but to the tax payers of the
plundered South Carolina who know that
this man Moses is at the head of the
plundering ring In the State, 1t is q most
bitter ana heartless mockery. The first
year of his administration, instead of de-
FelopiRg the promised economy, only
served as a stimulus to new schemes Of
peeulation and robbery and set new
schemes Of extrsvagaxce on foot. To
SHOW how the carpet-baggers have rob-
bed the Taxpayers" q comparison of few
Of the chief expenses of the State during
the fiscal years of 1866 1872, is made BY
the New York Evening Post Administra-
ton as follows:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
Burrow's Boy HTade UssKuI.

Burrows was an inveterate tobacco
cheWer, but as his wife detested the prac-ga
tice and made home tempestuous and.
stormy for him when be indulged in the
practice there, he always chewed when
away during the day, and declared to bis
wife that be had stopped permanently. -
Bat one evening, upon entering the front
door and drawing out his hand kerchief, be
accidentally pulled out his paper ef tobecc5
and without noticing it, lett. it lying on
the hoor. When Burrows sat down 10 {
tea, his wife walked In with the tobacco in .
her hand, and looking Burrows in the eye.
said. DO you know Who thatbelongs to p
With great presence Of niind BurroRs,
turned sc0wling to his oldest boy and said
with q severe voice -
"ImmortAl Mars Is it possible that
you have begun chewing tobacco, you
young repTobats7 Whefe'd you get that
nasty stuff Wkat'd you mean By such
oonduct 2 Heyen't told you often enough
to let tobacco alone 2 Com mere 70 me or /.
III tear Inc jacket of q yon." And As
be spoke the stern father made grab. ct
the boy and dragged him out IN the entry
where be -ehastised him With cane. Then
BRTOWs threw the tobacco over the fence
where he went out and got ~ in the morn,
ing. and enjoyed il through the day.
sfMereiful Noses" be exclaimed when be.
told us shout It what would Ihave done if
my children we're all girls It makes an
old fathers heart glad when be feels that,
be has . boy he can depend upon n sush,
emergencieG "-[Msx Alder IN Saturday
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