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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-12-09

The above letters are the initials Of one
of the finest medicines in the country.
Four-Fold Liniment, not eXcelled by any
other in the curing of Pans and Sore
Throat, and is especially adapted To dis
ease of Horses, Cattle &c. See circulars
around bottles. Sold by all Druggists.
w30-ly com
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-12-09

On the River Division !. e. from Oil City
TO Irvinoten, up the river IL North; down
4he river, south.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-12-09

TRANSIENT CUSTOM SOLICITED.
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The New York herald., 1874-10-27
Legal NOTICEs.

In THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE cry AND
j county OF Phadephia. State ot Pennsylvania. 10
Martha Reed, formerly Martha Mcclure. late of the
ssa.c cy OF fhlad.phia, and 70 all other persons
Interested Notice Is hereby gwen that the I7th
day OF October, 1874 the petition James Mcclure
Reed was presented setting forth thut under the wi o
Samuel r. Mcclure, la g OF tne city rha icphia,
deceased certain amount OF income AMI interest from
one-hn Of oeeedcnts resauary estate payahle 10
Martha, sister dccedcnt aud formerly he wife OF ".
H. ecd, OF tho cuy atoresaidl, and a ter her death
TO her two sons, the pct,oncr ana Wiiiiim H. kceu
and nat the said Martha ad not been seen or heard
from since May June. 1ool, and beileycd 10 DC
dead and praving the Cour or an orcr dIrcc ing The
Girard Lie Insurance. Annuity AMI trust Company,
OF Philadelphia the executors ant trustees unuer su
Will. 80 pay over to the petitioner the snare or
portion Of said income which would DC pyaoiv
to him upon The death OF his mother the said
Martha. wbcreupon the cou. reierrea ,hs ,oos sas% ~
petition to ~ Rich So, as au 10 Mrc p.o', VI
the allegations pcon and reoor. UPON inc t,o
prety OF granting prayer thereof Ana ne Auuitor
Mi, 6old NEE ting Tor the purpose Aforesaid on Mon
day November I6 1874 at 3k O'Clock r. M al ms once.
No. ia south sixth street In the SAID Oily o rhus
0ephia.
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
"A date Johnston + Van fasselD.
ONCE, IS Liborty street (evening Post Building).
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE
10 TO 2b THIkTEENTH STREET

THE HORST IT REANfH F ayr HOUSE,
near University place.
EVERY EvEay T sRAT oh ASR fsn T SdSS
FhoM ~ is 2Hks 81 syaf fps 1sYs TslA
TEAM E1RaxS Rax BhAok Hte i 70 HSLRYH CARRIAGE
harness ss and @naer saddle free from Vice. very a
shOwy. high steppcr; have no tricks. or vices
and have becn considered during past Washing
ton season OF the most stylish teams in the
WaStnsea Sound in 200, order ,v
TEAM BAY SAY HiAMBLEToNIAN MARES. ls4 hands,
6years; kind in all harness; iree from Vice can
tfot in 81 minutes; are not AFRAID OF anything;
pAPfHE GRAY ooufE nGyns i hands years
kind in all harness; free RON vice. has been
car. dive him; i not AFRAID CT anything; very
co,, stylish; waTTarH'ed l. sonndi udi ,r.o :, w.
BAY STALLION, l5l hands; 8 years; Kind in ali
harness; free from rom vice; sired 6y .anord
driver; every way right warranted sound.
TOP PONY iHAEloN, in good order. by Wood
BROWN fTRorT1NG HORSE whitehall. nl5,S hands
7years: kind IN oil harness ~ tree &C., from vice
has no tricks; an excellent roadster; sold Tor ,
want OF use; SET harnes, Blanket Robes, &c.
TOP siDn-BAR ROAD WAGON. used very little, by
soRRhL rfwster GoueE PaoRsE s hands, years. kind in
all harness; free IRON vice; tine stylish driver
isnot afraid o. ANYTHING; any one can drive
EXTENSION TOP rHAEiUN, nearly new, by Quinn
BLACK HORSE. issl hands. years; kind in all har-
ness; Tree from vice an excellent, iree driver;
TOP ROAD WAGON. in good order. by Brewster 4
FIFTEEN OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTION TIME
Hi azHaS oS %A5A s5An.y ssp rYHsy H1
ooHtSss SSwSS MART, i is 7 To % Is ! SHiiIEES;fh i ii
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

~ 0 aud N EAs EAfI fTHuIsTELNTA sTE AySnH GREET
AThh9 ATF Ffs q DoasEs ASD SaRnAozs
rwentyfour 10 forty hours gwen purchasers to
HorseA Carriages Harness BlanSets, Robes &C. always
on hand At private sale
CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS gugsDAD SALE AT
FAMILY EsrABLIsHaEGsiTlD il2 Say HORSE. lsx HANDS
o ss Kind ID ras ss "a s
driver; superior, for coupe or family carriage and
FEAS na3 oSsE Sr iss fnAHaoT RhSDs .cH AND
wears old very stylish: have been used for family
DoUSLE HARNESS. NEARLY NEW. MADE BY
TTor s. iaST,IS, GS%S ROAD WAGON; :, 90.
ftas sas aaa e. cam ID
SSf$H Hs1F 4
Sss; q s"S y;a driven
SSkfTE S aqS }kosG T TE HoHof s hesDs mon
a hn ana "a true in al free
sso41 %%SsS$oS, SESshGsf Sss$. ". . .n
and true in al harness; Tree rom wee hrst class
PARK ThSh1Ss Il sooD oEbEh BUILT BY MI.
sina and 'rus n ali harness Tree nom wee hs:
driver, and warranted sound.
LANDAU, IN GOOD ORDER.
high, years ola kind and true in all harness; |;
free from vice; extra fine under saddle fast
TOP PONY PHXEfoN. -
BAY HORSE, 10 HANDS HIGH, II YEARS OLD;
kind and true in oil harness; tree from vice; . hrst
class family carriage horse.
TWO PORTLAND SLElGHS.
BAY MARI, l5h HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness. free from vice has
becn used In tine country all summer and sold only
for want OF
PONY PHAElON, WITH CANOPY Tor.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTIONS TINE
LARGE INVOICE OF BLANKETS, SOLD TO PAY
advances.
SALE COMMENCES AT IL O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcz-Fourth. nfth and sixth
AsrRSnSiI'uunGlY-Frrrrxsrm SSIunGlnYE Sixth column.
p4GErTi,st R,.. eciama -,
soAtS sfS0us asS lhSpGrso wASrED-srnrsru PAGE
s EsRSFs sos osAGsEes column
sgs!sEas SsFPffSSSitXSiIII.EsP r.ss
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FIFrEESru PACE
CLERKS ERIE ASD sALEsMES-FounrrxsrH PAor-Third
saHm
60XsrWIsE sTAAMsIips-FIrrxrsrn PAcz-sixth
raG.Thra
gENfI.Ihy-Fovnrsssrn PAos-rourth column
DwELLLLivN;!Gs 4 GGysss i no LEr. TutSIsHED AND
suRoPHAS sssiIAMsHIps-Frrrrs4H PAc.-rinh COL
R.Gss,.sn eSqmn
ElNAs I'm sakrls-rognrnxsTg st pAcs1rrst column.
Ss TO LET
sEseH PAGE.
HELf iiH'n pAo.-prs.
sELf ,WxSTED-xALEs-ro rAor-Foursh
HORSES, CARRlAoEs &G-F,nsr rAoz-Third. fourth
and fifth columns
g0E Rcoa 1 .1s arf
MDusisiXi EXHIBITION coMrANY-Ft.sr rAos-
ENsrRtcTi9SM.nFis ENsrR'tfctHT rS:S.nH pAa.-sixth column.
BERGEN REAL EsTATE FoR sALE-FlTrzEsrx
PAGx-First column. -
[E0AL soT1CEs..FiRs1 PAcE.-sixth column
and s.sUna COL
f4HsE
sSp column
1IsoE LLANEous ADvERrIsEMRNrs-rwrInn
xUsICxLsI, sICxs, ISiIIIEsIn y; r1c.-Fis'h column, .,,
PIANOFoRTEs ORGANS, &C.-sIxrEEsrz PAoS-
Column
loSA
REAL Fogn5FaT1a HSTaTR reerscst KIT NnFrr,,u
ZEAL ESTATE WANTED-rIr1zESrH PAcs-second
uEMovALs-FlrrExsrH PAes-rour,h column.
kALns AZ Auction -FounTEEsTH PAon-Fitta and
HruXfiaSs WANTED-FEMALEs-srcos AND
THIRD PAGES. and FOURTEENTH PAGx-second col
uTUAIiONs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
SPECIAL SoTICks-Fiasr PAcE-second column.
sPoRT!NG-DoGs. BIRDS, AC.-tIRsr PAcE-Tnird
ssToRAAGI1 oRAAGaI : 1EouRrsxsrn + p.cxeslxth column.
4o 1T Seam
rKAvEIIEss' GTIDE-F1srrrsrn P4or-sixth col
UNFGRNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
column
WINTER MISUNDERSTANDING PAcE-Third column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FouRrEKxrH pAGx-First
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
fvREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
OF CANADA

The Company. is prepared to receive tenders for the
following old Materlal:-
1000 tons Iron Rails.
200 tons Fish Plates
230 tons hai spikes, Rolts Nuts
~ tons Rail Slivers.
1850 tons chilled Tar Wheels.
22J tons No thick Wrought Iron Scrap.
No Thin Wrought Iron Scrap, u tons Low Moor Iron
1vres, lU tons Low Moor Iron furnings. tons Scrap
Spring Steel " tons; Gar Axes IL tons; steel Turn
Wheels ons do Truck and render Wheels. with
hubs tops; steel CrarK Axes, tons; steel Locomotive
Tyres tons: Chilled Cast 1rou lender Wheels III
Iron Tender Axlcs tons do Engine Crank Axcs,
tons do straight Axcs. 23 tons. Iron Boiler Tubes,
tons Crate Bars, 7 tons; Waste Paper, 2 tons Car
Candle Pieces u TOM Old Rope, tons; Broken Glass,
ton. .
l3inch swing Laihe, IL feet bed double headed Axe
Lathe; Drilling Machine hydraulic Cylinder Wheel
Press with three foundation stones wheel Press
Nut tapping Machine: two pairs wagon Wheels and
Axcs from portable engine; hand power Fire Engine
rrkMs, CASH on DELfveRY.
Delivery OF the rails will be made at Of the ter
Erie opposite Bullao) Toronto Hamilton Port Stanley
sarnia OF Windsor. ali other articles descryL
0. b. at Hamilton.
tender.
Further particulars may be obtained on application
TO the undersigned. by whom sealed tenders will DE re-
cevcd, marked Tender tor -" uD 10 the 9th No
JOSEPH PRICE, General Manager.
GENERAL Orricss, HAMILTON,
October IA, ls7A
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES-UPTOWN
AND HARLEM.

uERALD BRANCH OFFICES
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS UP
70 sP. H., AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED WITH
HERALDs AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING, AT
1905 BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE. BE.
TWEEN TnIRTY-FIRsT AND THIRTY-sECOND
STREETS. OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT. HARLEM
OFFICE 22sl THIRD AVENUE, CORNER OF l24TH
sTEEET. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7:so
r. NJ, AND NEwsDEALhRs SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
OCTOBER 27, ls74-QUADRUPLE SHEET.
sPoRr1NG-DoGs. BIRDS. sc.

~-
A For SALE; ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOCS,
el ea ccsna Kin ssdcns sd M Tor az
street near Canal
TOR sALE-A FINE TIN BORE SCOTT BREECH
Loader % ana frs Pointer Dog well broken For
moDGkHSs So &arrsg &SsG,SgTsns street, o. a0s ''
EERRETs, FOR RAT AND RAB.lr HUNTINe-
d Pigeons Eatb rs Pegs GSdha SnI &C.
Aouaria Depot, 81 Fulton street J. BAGoT Agent
.~. THE TURF. UNF..
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
~ Extra day tJerome PuI4-
Two Iassid srasnd stssps ss ehs:ss
BACK Race Tor gentlemen riders
HsndieaDs sss .e1 ora Al ssss ss, $50,
A 37FFh,KEIwvo4 rAEK;-TnIEp FALL MEETING,
sa nsrs Il 81 a r.
for opSs Sr ss M IS 5 s "A rsis q $500
ns se0ye s will s @ Se three Il
o'clock + NJ: At T. i. Johnsons, Twenyelghth street
All communications to be addressed to W. B. Hanson
'ne above address, or at 81 Wei rSuTsS Mss.ss
SOLD At SoHNsoSs BROAD
pect Park also on the State election and all city and
sss sssqay s'e' WEDNESDAY B. heSysnnS
y FIRST sbS9SR pS9x4uEsbAr, EA5t As5viANS E5yENbEs
ss scdSD gsi;s ss ~ s' sssb NOVEMBER
No Purse 500 lor 2As class.
NO. Th!R6 IsEse f.of il NOVEMBER
No. Nc Purss Purss ss sS Sr TOR s %ISns Sss class
y. F6TKTl ~ DAY, TRiDxy. NOVEMBER {
10 : Purse sSoS S' ,or 2:ss class class
best IN n harness and viii be strictly conducted un'
Entries viii close at T. b. John.on'a Twenty eighth
street and BToadway, THURSDAY evening" october 20
All commun,ea,ions should be addressed to wM.
Island ss
g9: 5sS$as:. .
SIS es,ss
IL %s: i Ay.5s, Ns8s sss F5:
Psrne'ss 8, NJ sradys Dan. o;conncI. 80 ''-A
asss six gss sgss
SSsS
PRosPEoG PARK -FAlg GROUND ASSOCIATION.
FIRST Tnlla pHYnnUEsi,AY rai 4senS October tsst ~
Purse NJ $500, Tor minute horses u entrisa
aSsEssf osser a
Purss Prs No No s$ tor r. by si horses i9 eI tres
Purse II 0i liz aIiss osscsr
PURSE PURSE S$ hsrsss @ i snsss: snt5Iss
FOUkIH DAY -FKIDAl, OCTOBER 3.
Purse No. 7-S600 for 2:<y horses 2S entries
Purse No $4,000. Tor 2 10 horses, entries.
Races commence each day at 2 o'clock prompt good
day and track.
81.
Admission to club house. introduced BY member. SIS
f. o. READ President
GEORGE W. OAKLEY. Superintendent,
THE FALL MEETING AT WOODSIDE PARK, STAN
lord, Conn., is postponed until the 18th, lsrh and 18Th
OF November; entries held until Saturday, Nov 7
to close at Nj 2;Y class subst!lutea f9r S:3 class
Post Office Box 233. stamford, Ali the purses
as advertised In herald OF Oct. ~ and %.
WEST SIDE PARK JERSEY cITY.-MATcH RACE
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

THE FALL MEETING AT WOODSIDE PARK, STAN
iord Conn, is postponed until he 18th, lstn and 18Th
to close ut r. Nj 2:0 class substituted. for 23l class
All entries must be addressed to W. SMITH Secretary
Post Office Box 23 stamford, Ali the purses
advertised In herald OF Oct. ~ and %.
VNTEsT SIDE PARK JERSEY CITY.-MATCH RACE
w between Lizzie Adams and Prince for S75l. on
Wednesday, october 2S at O'Clock p NJ. good day and
good track.
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A UCTIoN HOUSE OF VAN rAssELL 4 KEARNEY.
"A u0 aud liz East rHIHrEENTH STREET.
NEAR F0CkTh AVENUE.
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

POST OFFyt II NOTICE..

DoST OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
i for the week cndns saturday. October Sl 1919 Wi
close at this office as toows:-On Wednesday nj an.
li> A. NJ on Thursday at ills A. ~ and on saturday
ANA 1lb A. ". T. L. JAMES tostmaster
The New York herald., 1874-10-27


COAL AND WOOD.
DEsT FAMILY CoAL-sTovE. zoo AND FURNACE,
ID 81 per large nat. 50 2j; Test virginia pine.
81 70 per load. TiIOS STOKES, corner thirty second
street aud Tenth avenue
VVETGHT AND QUALITY GuARANrEED.--BEs
w family Coal screened and delivered. At e7 per ton
nut % ~ MAT. CLINTON, SO 0resuwich street,
corner King
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

Mare 1873 hands; can trot very near three minutes;
warranted sound k,na and gentle IN single or double
harness will be sold cheap Apply at private stable
West Twenty eighth street
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in the Country.

WANTED TO HIRE-rN WHITE PLAINS OR YoN-
w kers small modernizcd House, cont aiming all Inn
provements and well shaded grounds flower and vcgc-
tabe garden, five acres, with stabie de-
Dot from present time until May, 1876, by nrst class
tenant Address, stating lowest rent (pay made
advanced a. u. o., box f7S Herald oihce
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

$40 EACH.
$40 EACH.
50 EACH.
Address al orders for Bonds and send for circulars
MORGENTHAU BRUNO 4 CO.,
Financial Agents.
No. Is Park row, New York
Post once drawer No. 20.
Remit by draft New York city banks, by registered
letter or Post office money order
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

CrAMMERiNG.-UNITkD STATES sTAMMERING
= Institute Or. WhITE) 1872 East Twenty ninth street
References from DOCTORS ciergymen and others Nc
cuIar.
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

4 NICE MORGAN MARE, I5N HANDS; HAS BEEN
"A used az q coupe and family horse sound Kind aud
reliable. Apply q private Stabls ~ East Forty nrss
street. near Psrk avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
r osT-Sl0 WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF
IL q neavy black polished gold headed Cane; name
and residence of owner engraved thereon.
r Osr-A LEATHER sATCHEL, TAKEN BY MISTAKE
IL from lord Il Tayior's. Grand street. New York,
Monday afternoon; contents OF little value except TO
owner. liberal reward Will be paid if returned 10
and questions. or line addressed to MRS CUYLE. No
West thirteenth street. will receive attention
r OsT-GOING FROM FIFTY.THIRD STREET AND
IL Eighth in to depot. pair Of Gold Spec
Iacea finder will be literally by leaving
them n 245 West Fifty third street
OST--A GOLD AND CORAL CUFF BUTTON,
IL while coming from Brooklyn to No. 2l0 Henry
street. New York The finder will be suitably rewarded
upon returning 1t TO above address.
OsT-ON SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN FORTY.
IL sixth and Forfeit streets crochet scrap Bag
tanning embroIdered yoke. The finder will please
leave The same at l5z West Forty-sixth street.
THE Fl DER or SMALL fOCKETBO0K LOST
i saturday may keep the money, but please return
overdue acceptance OF North Atlantic Express Compa
valuable only 10 owner. Address T. B. MACK, box $500
Post office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
MILLINERY AND DKEssMAKING.

NINE. A MICHEL fFoRMERLY WITH MARIE
IA. Galaupsnu), AS sixth avenue second door below
Twenty-sixth street has returned from Paris with
most elegant choice OF Bonnets and Round Hats, 50
leced by herself III the few leading houses III Paris
QUITS, DINNER AND EVENING DRESSES MADE
- in latest Parisian styles warranted to ut pcrtecuy
most reasonable terms: ladies' are invited TO call
Mrs. BOWLING, 4l0 sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

CTAMMEnING AND SUFFERING SUCCESSFULLY
~ treated on scientific principles; cure guaranteed;
no charge uni! cured abundant references Address
Waveriev pace.
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

1T GAYNOR'S,
n corner of Broadway and Twelfth street.
Corsets, Skirts and Tcurnurcs
specialties
Most elegant shaped Corsets sure to suit all nguree
also latest Paris novelties in TournureS Abdominal sup
porters shoulder Braces, &c. &c.
perfect fit guaranteed
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
WANTED no PURCHASE.

WANlED-oNE IRON PLANER,, 8 FfEr BY s
w icct bed; one Engine iahc, 2s inches SWING, Is
feet shears Engine Lathe, IL inches swing. ice
Drill either suspension or to take 81 inches
from upright small irill Tor iIgnt work one
Power tuucn aud shears TO punch and shear inch
pla,c. Of er holis. 10 take tcct small Tools
machine and boiler and Shop l5horse Engine and
Boiler 10 feet IA inch shaiting Address TOOLS. box
Herald
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

A POOLS SOLD AT JoHNSON's, l,ls7 BROAD Way,
"A: corner street. on the trois at Pros
county offces commencing Wednesday evening, ncto-
Der rs 1874. I. B. JOHNSON.
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

ATME. vILLARET INFORMS THE LADIES THAT
M she does NJ lace Curtains al 75c to 81 window:
Also fine lace and muslin at 81 dozen. and kid gloves
Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

GOln n00 -KENTUcKY STATE LOTTERY
SOUU,UOO. sngic number. extraordinary ia.
Circulars OF information sent Tree.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-04

"a Legislative proceedings unavOidsbly
omitted after having been prepared fOr
this issue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-04
THE UNIVERSITY

The resolution providing for the appoint
ment BY the Legislature Of board Of
Trustees for the University has passed the
Senate.
This i the FIRST step taken under the A.
mcnded Constitution looking to the revival
Of the institution which was 80 long the
pride Of the State. We hope the other ne
cessary steps will be taken. as a conse-
quenee, and that activity will soon reign
again in Chapel Hill.
From what We learn. We are not without
hope that within the present year a begiu-
ming will be made to rcinstate the Uniyer-
sity, and though It's means may be at fri
small, the measures fOreshadoWed are 50
wise. that prosperous career will soon Be
opened to it.
II was the special mark Of radical malig.
nifty in The past. Itnay BE hoped that that
spirit Of hostility has died out. and ihal
party will cooperate heartily with the Con.
scryuiives to restore its past rePute.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-04
TIE RIcHMoND DUEL.

Page Mccarthy. the slayer Of John b.
MOrdeeai in duel last May in Richmond.
was found guilty Of involuntary manslsugh.
ter, and sentenced TO six months in prison.
ment. and 6ne q 500.
From southern point Of view, this may
be regarded - an extreme penalty. Pub
lie opinion. and statute Law are widely Of
variance. and even those who condemn the
practice Of duelling, cannot look upon him.
who offers bis life for the maintenance Of
principles founded upon the nobIest senti.
menis Of the erring human heart, as the f.
Ion, to be classed with and punished like
him. xilo Stays for revenge. or plumber. OF
the Impulse Of brutal passion.
Society has is mantle Of charity and
extenuation for those who err from the ex.
cess Of merely human virtue. II will MOI
condemn. when il appreciates the motive.
and therefore while Il dePlOres the evil, !,
will not accept the rude hand Of Law as ths
corrective.
Until Christian principles become thing
Of fact. aud not Of name. 20 will the evi
continue. though. as experience shows, o.
diminishing frequency.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-04
MARKETS.

ToBAcco. The long delayed move
ment IN Tobacco seems about 70 commence
u last. and the resumption Of active busi-
ness may be looked for at an early period.
II Is true that The wsrebouscmen do no,
feel authorized yet to throw their door.
vide open and make general bid for bus
iness but they will not now turn OF sci.
leu.
There Is a gradual relaxation IN The
s.ringepey Of tho money market, and "a
cilities can now be had which we're not at
tainable month ago.
We quote from Richmond ExQufngn
d Jan sist: Prices ruled from for All
grades, particularly for such ss was suiis-
bic for dark work. and this kind was free
y bougll. by mapufacturcrs.'
Common I.ugs $500 to $50
Good $50 70 GOO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-04
From the Sentinel.
Editor ~ tie Sentinel:

Editor of he Sentinel:
In your repOrtof yesterday proceeding,
10 the Senate, on the bill to compromise
and settle the State debts, fair to me?
The substance Of Mr.. Merrimon's re-
marks is given, and not one word Of ms re-
ply to him. Do you cali this fair play
Mr. Editor? I repeated on this occasion
what ! nave uniformly said on thissubject /:
that, in my opinion. tie special tax bonds
were unconstitutional and void J; but that
their enthusiastically is . question for
the courts 70 decide, and that the Supreme
Court u North Carolina and the Circuit
Court Of The United States bad both. 81
ready. after The most elaborate argument
by the ablest lawyers in the country. unit
ed in declaring these bonds to Be eons,itu-
tiOnsl. valid and binding upon the State /;
that our declarations on the subject we're
likely 70 have very little influence with the
courts, yet ! bal uniformly svosed myself
ready 70 pass legislative resolution de-
bouncing them. But that this bill propos-
e = compromise and settlement q our
State debt. And what sort Or settlement
would that Be which would leave out q
claim against u, supported BY the Supreme
Court. for sTi,407. 900. upon which pro-
posed to pay only ten cents 10 the dOIla.
and he State had actually appropriated
and usel as much as Ten cents on he dol.
lar gf he procseds Of said Jondls7 I stat
ed that | did not Of all care to press my a
mebdmsnt. | only wished to make The
point 90 The passage Of The bill. And
may be allowed 10 state no gentleman 10
the Senate has gone farther than Mr.. Mer.
rinon himself 10 expressing The belle. Ina.
the courts would ultimately decide tie
question Of The validity Of the special tax
bonds against us.
One word more Mr. Editor. ri have
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NOTICE,

HAVING this day qualified a. Administrator
IL OF Elisha ID. liradln All al>o A. Atlnini--
traitor of susan Headon. drceaSed. hereby give
notice n al persons having elalls againsf ritter
81 siiG Estates q present them o. M properly
authenticated or lsfnfe Jan. Sth 1853. hr tins
noiirr will IT, plead IN btr " rrcs~rry. person<
payment and sayc cost.
q. w. JOHNSTON.
Adm'r. ~ Elisha ID. Hendon.
jan 8 81 ca. Admir- u Susan Hend0n.