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Office City Treasurer,

COLUMBIA, 8. O., DEcrMDER 27, 1873.
1hE city Of Columbia will, on tho 18th OF
PAST DUE COUPONS Of her Bonds. They
wiil VIII oe paid st the Carolina National Bank
Company's Bank, in this city.
oo OHAs. BARNUM, City Treasurer.
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N..MS
Accns,C Charlie
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Steamships Comma
CoUnTENAY Agent chaie1ton s. c.
andF Saturday
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Upright. Steam Engine for Sale.
EIGHT-HORsE POWER, In perfect order,
IA with smoke.stack, shafting and guam
tity Of betting. For particulars, apply at
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A MarYeIous Medicine

NOR the Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
IL Heinitsh's BLOOD PURIFYING LIVER
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A MEDICINE WORTH HAVING.
HEINITSH's QUEENS DELIGHT,
DIOR Sick Headache. Bilious Attacks, Con-
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Heartburn. Kheumatism, Nervousness, Me-
lancholy. Bilious Fever, Co.tiveness.
Ask for Heinitsh's Queens Delight mono
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Bonds, Stocks, &c,

6OnuB, 6COcKS, &C.
T BUY and SELL on COMMISSION and
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Hardwarel I, HardwarelI

DHE underatgned, having 1Ound the, ,cAsh
III business In their 0T66eey Department
complete success, have detArrdlnsd to conduct
the Hardware Department. on strteay sash
duced the pfioes for sii. hsIvy Roods in this
lime, embracing nIRONJ NAILS. STEEL,
|SPRINQB. AXLR9 and OARRIAHE NATE
|RIALs, being eonvineua that's quick penny
lis better than Glow shilling.
1T Purchasers will save money by ex-
amining our stock and prices before pur.
chasing. Terms cash before deltpery.
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Buckwbeat.
EREBH New Hulled BUCKwHEAT 70,
IL sale by LORICK Il LOWRANCR'
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THE WILMINGTON STAR. :.
ESTABLISHED ONLY8LX YEARS .

ESEABLL6HED ONLY SIX YEARSt :
DAILY STAR
HAH the 1argest circulation OF any Daily
IL Newspaper In tho State, and . circuls.
tien In Wilmington nearly tMce Asslarge 90
day wiii be found In Il, condensed When m. %
important. at length when Of moment, anil
siways presented In a clear, intelligent and
interesting manner. I i, i-ll
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The WEEKLY STAR is now combined with
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cheapest papers i'll the country, at the fol-
lowing REDUCED RATES:
One Copy, Six Months. ,:......: co
copy. Clubs of 10 or more, Ono Year, only
5! 90 per copy. Specimen Copies sent on ap.
pllcation. Address
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-16

Der who returned back pay. Three OF tie
eleven members from Indiana returned
OK paw .ba Four Of the nineteen Ohio mem
bers returned back pay. Ten OF the thirty
one members from New York returned back
pay. Two Of the twenty four Pennsylvania
members returned back pay, and five OF the
fourteen Illinois members. There were
few others-including one member from
MISUNDERSTANDING distributed the amount
for educational or other purposes.
OF the seyenty-four Senators, twenty-si1
returned their back pay. Of the two nun
dred and ffty-two members and delegates
of the House only fifty returned back pay
or about one-third Of the Senate and one
fifth Of the House. No State in the South
west or South, except Maryland, returned
anything
Vermont, then, has paid her share o.
taxes for the back pay Of forty-seyen Sen
ators and rwo hundred and two representa-
tives and delegates; and if she accepts 'n'
1886 RENTED to the state Treasurer Ol
Mr.. Morrill,. she will have made nothin!
out Of tie baet-pay business
But Il that were otherwise. the TACT won-'
remain that this was Mr.. Morrills money
legally his. TO dispose Of Is lie chose. ID
chose 70 send it TO his State. He probabi,,
care very little what the State does VIII
tie money. but the Legislature, we think
would pat itself in very poor light II
should undertake t. interfere with his d.
position Of it. made as il was with high an
worthy motives, and with the purpose I
| pa. tie money where il most equitah-
| bc'onr-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-16

number If BOYS received since the opening
Of the school, June IA, 1866, to have been
4l6. On the first of August, 1872, there
were III boys in the school August l, 1873,
l35; August l, 1874, las.
Total expense Of the school, the two past
yeais ending july Bust 1874. disappears
has been cen f''' " ''-~ sj2,75l 50
Decuct amounts paid from special app-c-
prat'ons, grading GROUNDS and p1I-
chase OF chair frames and furnishing - am Z,
sleeping and dining halls, etc -"'7'
.4l,922 30
Iedue; amounts paid by sales from farm
ana earnings o: boys IN shop and mill - ~, e
etc 8 per report OF Superiatendent- i9,oo9 ~
Thus We have f1- the current expenses
~ hv t ,Sa :, - ~ '''s P1S' $500 So
Main ,.t sn asef".e o. sApsN'' sl32sl 81
There Is OIL hand mostly in chair bottoms
finished. SS,Ol4.G4. Had there been d
quick market for bottoms finished, there
would have been drawn from the State an
amount les by those figures.
The OO0apprOpriatiOn Of 1872 for the
purchase Of Il lot, building and machinery
has MT been touched. and the boys have
WORKED. a. befo.e on chair bottoms The
amour. Of salaries paid the officers for the
two years a. SI2,o56 6j The trustees Oh,
iect to the sending to the reform sehoo
feeblem.ndeI and .idiOtie boys, incapable
Of committing crime, or of receiving bench
from the school and ask for power to dis
charge saci. when sent to them. There ar
accommodations for 100 more boys wlthou
increasing the corps Of officers.
Superintendent Fairbank's report sAo"
and excellent condition OF the schools WORK
shor and farm. He speaks feelingly OF tn
loss 10 the institution BY the death OF Hon
| Charles Reed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-16

of the canvassing committees is now all
done in the Secretary Of States Office and
they have only to formally report the re-
suits. Their report. to-day. as you Will
perceive, gives Gov. PECK 20,3o3 majority.
which ought to answer for quiei year ana
light vote. The Governors message was
received this afternoon az half past three
O'Clock and was listened to with les excite
ment than some Of the judges charges to
iuries have been We have governor VINO
will probably not undertake to shape iegi7-
latiou much but that shaped and present
cd to him for his approval, will lie sure 10
have careful and judicious scrutiny.
One or two important bills have been IN
troduced, among them one fol- the reduction
of the number Of the Supreme Court Judges
TO six, and increase Of their salary &c
$4,000.
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Tn. Governors Message.

Governor Peck's message Is CHARACTER
i-tically calm and uuostentatlous document
A brief review Of the very gratifying condition
ofthe State Treasury good word Tor the
State Board Of Education, which the Governor
truthfully SAYS may be regarded as a
part of the settled policy Of the State : for
the Board Of Agriculture and for the he
form School suggestion Of the need and
value of public town Libraries and some
timely advice in reference to the jaiis and
State prison-the fruit Of long familiarity
with the working Of our criminal system
make up the message. The Governor only
positive recommendations are in connection
with this latter subject. His views with re-
gari to sentencing to the States prison Of
Tenders convicted Of minor ofenses, and OF
the need Of work-house as an adjunct u
the iails-are entitled to great weight i
i high tine that the legislature took "
the subject in sober earnest.
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he E..eIeeted Member.

Na4uAAh ~. ..
To ths Edt1r C, the Fee Pres sal Times
Your Montpelier correspondent i1 ge-
terd.y's paper, states that there aye 0a.y
nineteen members Of the present Hl-. o..
Representltiyes who were member of -a.
years ago. Ii looking over ana comparing
the names. I make flgsuty fire As follow
Allison county. one.-Albert E Stanley
Leicester.
Bennington county, fse.-L1ycian1 Nun
son. of Manchester J. Henry Guild. @
Rupert Willis ; Bentiey. OF >.ud---e
\. ". Mi.!marJh. % >-amiorl, Elwarl %
Bacon. OF Sunderland
Caledonia county, oue-Gso- b. uav-. .i
Danyile.
Cai-1euden county. none
E,-ex couutv, one-James IL. Lel-as
Brunswick. lie was the youase~- meu-e-
two years ago.
Franklin county. two-Curti- / Hiv..r
Of Fairfax; John + Draper, Of s-e.d.
Grand Isle county, none.
LamoiIe county, cue-JJIa~ Z ~-a'-..-
OF Elem.
Orange county. none
Orleans county. two-Jamc~ 81 r.. -
Lowell; Josiah Grou;.ot Newport.
Rutland County, three->im1n J.. Pes
Ira; Orel COX. o. Nsn1lu; .-s
BGsl Middlet1wn.
Washington County, tx,-HilyF --.
lev, Of Duxbury; George " Cli-.t
Warren
Windham County. thres-Wl4a f
Lynde. Of Marlboro Dan. p. Ne1-,.
Putney; Addison Withheld, of Nr-a
Windsor County. fou--H - ii-a-..
Chester John c. Coolidge. % P.ym
Gilbert A. DAVIS .of Reading lls1rg p .-
ton. OF Woodstock.
o. the above, Hugh Henry i--s-rr- -
third consecutive term, AMI p.-- BIS tr
three others are
Among the co-lrcidants. Davis. 10 i,t
i0g, and Davis, OF Daayi.e, have l-e
initials.
In the Senate this year arc three Ht
IN the House two Year ago. Il.y ara '.-
ger. o. Heaeham. wynn, o.. At1---.
Eimunds. OF Weston
| may have mentioned one ~ -wl .s--
who are n,- the same bat have t--
initials laure may also hs eus - ''-
members IL eleeted whose uame- l.f-
overlooked, but believe [ have uer,. .--i
all
Although there are are >N uf-, a
Your correspondent mentions. L. ;e- n'
initiate against the wre,che1ue- ID tl- --
term principle. Yours,
WlSusos C.t>rl
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shaken hands with the Governor, 'hes ie-
tired They were not in their war paint;
and the accessories Of council IRE auu
pipe of peace were omitted by some o'e'-
sight.
VERMONT HISTORICAL soCitlf'
The Vernon; Historical S)eisty noli' ~
annual meeting this afternoon, ana ,ne
annual address (by Mr.. Catcher oil %: Al
bsne) is delivered in the Representatives
Hall this evening.
CORRECTION.
b. slip of the pen, the chairman OF the
railroad committee was alluded TO- 10 S'ui
Montpelier correspondence Yesterday as
Mr. Grout of Newport. 1t shouiu nave
read. Of course, Mr.. Grout oil BARRON u
correctly given in yoar list OF the COM
] mittees.
AMENDMENTS TO BURLINGTON CITY CHARTER
The bill amending the charter OF the city
1 Of Burlington, introduced by Mr.; omai1sS ),
this morning. i volumInous afalr- Inc
most important change Is the increase oil Tue
powers Of the street department, eAtehuin :
their authority over the sidewaiEs anu
sewers, and permitting them, on petition o'
half the property owners along any street
to grade the same, and pave or macadaiii-
ize it, and put the sidewalks IN order ana
assess the cost upon the property owners
There are also some minor changes IN regard
to the city court, police, and other eit'
matters Yours,
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Our readers have noticed resolution
directing the Committee of Ways and
Means of the house TO inquire whether the
back pay RENTED by senator Morrill, to
the State Treasury, properly belongs there
1t seems io Us. there can he no question on
the point. 1t wi. he remembered that
Mr.. Morrill, ,o1k Tain-, in a published let
ter. soon after the pay was returned. TO
explain his view Of the case 1t was. in
distance. that if every member Of Con-
gress were to return lis pay, it would be a
fair enough way to return it directly to the
United States Treasury: but that if but
f,1r should return the money, it would be
the most equitable way TO return it to
their immediate constituencies, which must
BE- taxed TO make up all the back pay Of
the members wlo pocketed the grab and
which would get but an infnitesimal share
of the small amounts refunded to the [.
:. Treasury. There was obvious force IL
this view OF the case. At that time, how
err. F; vas.still uncertain how many would
refund. The accounts can now be fully
made up. The facts embodied in the fol-
Lowing statement Of il comes to us from { .
S. Treasurer Spinner, and can be relied
upon as correct.
The retroactive law Of Congress increased
the annual az Of members s.. 500, for two
years-less the mileage and stationery &C
count. !Seren Democrats and ninetoe7l Re
publicans Of the l. S Senate returned the
amount or permitted it to lapse into the
U. S. Treasury. Fourteen Democrats and
tliny-ar Republicans of the House Of Rep
reseniatives did the same thing. Senators
representing nineteen States returned
nothing of their back pay, and members Of
The House representing twenty States re.
turned nothing Of their back pay. OF the
nsnbsn of the House from Massachusetts
saly one retuened hack pay. New lamp.
dire and Missouri also each had one mem.
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VERMONT BAPTIST SIZE tINvENri'>
/ This Convention opcu-1 H. iD-t5 -linti -r
niyersary in Ludlow, oE " ednC-isy
ing, at ten O'Clock, and chose Eev d
GJadoy. d D, Of Ner-eunes. moagr.- Pm
Rev. G.. p Frenyear. % Jamaica, r..
and Rev W Il Rugg. Of Perkins,. --
>istant clerk. The annual ,ermr" ---
preached by Rev. II. Il. Smith. oi x .4t -i
After the appointment Of the Var.Iu- r'
mites, the committee OF nominate De- ri.
ported as follows
Prss.deut-Rev. T Il Arch bald. West .-1ul
Vice Pres dents Rev. y. Wiluur, S4xt'n - 3.
De1 Fuller, Burlington
Secretary Chtr.e- Hibolrd. Chester
Treasurer, L h Fuller, Bra,ilehuro-
Aud;tor-ti- +. IHv-s Oaven1 lsh.
Trustees Rev. L. Hayden. i y Gait u as'
Mills. Rutland. Dea Nin- Davis. Bur
hev. J. Matt--ou Brattleh1re. rev. 5 Or %
Caverdish Dea Z ". Horn-r, Rutlanl tl.-. u
n H0tchkis-. ,iriaxs Dva q f. Eos 81 a ..t--
Rev. Foster Henry North Benr.n-t. 20. isr. .
BGrwsll. HnvsoGT-l, Rev d. Clrp-ut-r. : -i
winuhsm :. " Petiisrew LuiloW, Don d.
Allen, Fsi- haven Rev G. P. tr-nl ca. .a--i.-
The treasurer : report footed upas follows
Money received IS 9i3.43 III iney pIII .li-
s. 627 90; balance IN me treasurer s. t-1l-.
S3l5.46 The repor. vas accepted. --
tue annual report by Rev. Il : sr.ra. o.
Richiord, and the report On c,uEea'.ll
work BY l. J. Maiteson.
A meeting OF the Woman Bl2u-t Nj
si1nary Was held at ArmiDgt1n' Hal %
hali-past one clock, at which Mr. h
Fuller. the secretary, presided. hep' e
were given from each ASSOCIATION ln -lr
State. Ms Palmer. Of West Dlmmcr~,on.
reported a new society formed g e1a'.
church in Windham county.
Wednesday evening from seven to eist-
was occupied by devotional meeting ,aiis-
which sermon was preached by Dr. t--1
ner, of BustOn, Mas. corresponding secrs
tary Of the Baptist Missionary Union.
Thursday morning after a dsyoil. d.
meeting the convention was addressed va
the subject of Foreign Missions by Or
Gardner and Dr. Jeweit from NeilOre. iadia.
Rev j. ). GOOdail, OF LcndOnd rrY, READ q
report on she subject of Home Missions. TO-
lowed by Dr. \ d Mason. dIstr CT -ecre
tary of the Baptist Home Mission society
vino spoke IN behalf OF the BsptlsI Pdolica-
ton Society. and Rev. DR.. BJsworth N Dc,
hal; of the Northern Baptist EiucaIIJna-
Society. Thursday afternoon, after the iran
saction OF business, the convention A-tsne-
TO sermon by Rev.E. E Cummings. OF NV
Hampshire. after which resolutions We
passed thanking the Btptist Charch u
Ludlow for their kindue>~ and hJspiiai-t'
and the Vermont Central Railroad ior -
tender Of half fare upon all it, hranehe.
The com mittee on the next Inee-in5 -..st
ed a. follows plece Ut I-set.hg->t a
bans nresehsr, r. Mli-. Rnt.ani; alter
nate. Foster Henry, North Bsnningion
The convention aijoarnei Thursday ailel.
noon. Thursday evening large iua'en e
listened 70 a sermon ~ Rev j. fiison, iio-
Hing ham, Mass
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.-t.-fc hos. = last
.7.-,r,e5 STATE
,-,.-a,-. dis
- - The
- ,..-...--l - - The
49, ~. -. .5,.-i-.- and
-. ~ ~. .-.,5-r-s- incurred
,- ha 80. ..-5,ao The an5i.o- ez-
- - .''-.s..-.-;-.;---, -p. from or
5...r. .--5 80 h. .l;-r-s ,be state
ba-4., ,.-., .,.f-, 90 IN unity at least. for
-5s go. 49,. en-, money ,,,i5 bv the State
IN .,,ao doe. ..ri -- r.ir.f .f.--ar,eut amount
in. ?, -lao coo
IT,. ~.-..--..r ,a. s.r-r,- hanks are ar-
-.-;.4 T.. ,......,.o-.- -s-a-. We find
i-, .t.-. -... che =. -'.r-.o- >svinr~
D.. I'D l......- 7.,.- - amount inc
- -, 49,. ....-..-. ~ -.o-.7 -
oaI .e..so1. r
'.--. $50 1,,r.rr and q
-'- - -. - - - Tho r,--
80 - s,--,--... 1...;-...;.- n.
- -..-1-5 - ,..-.-....--, 500
80 -. r---1s- God show
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n. Ia ..c- DOL
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m. - -. - - ..,,;,-. :. los
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| - -. - 1870.
-'''-- ~ - 10 - . - -,o IN h
-. ~ -'' 80 80
: - - 71l 49, -, -,
- pans
.yVl salaries - JULIO l5lal 4oI '"1
| -yro vearS S25 .SOgl These frure show
| -.-.- l.... go lf
al 'A' 70 w 80
S5,250.o'. Tie prison has before IL ID an
exces- of expenSes over income. evceutIt the
~, g., ~,
years Io'i' IL - lo'i ana -
Fiftv-eight conyici> nave been received at
-I.. ,,-;-, 5.,r;r,- tl. ms. t,,... -.,- 81, y
i've discharged 10y termination OF Sentene =
| eight b7 pardon. and three bv death lea win.
e..-u... ..-f.-e g. g
uo" N VI
three are females. The nativity OF the
prisoners now confined are a. follows We
r15
mont lol'y' MAINE '"'' i'loue l7-4n1 '"o'
New Hampshire one, Massachusetts six.
New York ten Kennckv one Ohio one.
Fl,riJo ore Nebraska one ireland e;rb-
| Carada sers7. ENGLAND two Nova Scotia
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MONTPELIER. Oct. ID.

MuNlfELlEhs CNA- Id
The bills are pouring in at 4 tolerably
Lively -ate. The House bills, up to noon
to day. alrea5y numbered fifty and the
Sc nate bills ninstean. Among the latter
are two railroad bills-9nc. already al
luded 10. in relation to free passes and
one. introduced this forenoon by Senator
Reynolds, lSybidding any Determinations
in freight or passenger rates between indi-
yiduals OF corporations within the State,
or coming from or going intq snf other
State. with the Exceptions that exeprsroS
nd Communication ticket nay be issued on
so,,l .erms, snd passes to employees OF the
road yjoic ton of the provisions is made
: ,ni.demeanor and railroad charges
made :. sjolatien Of ths act, are 10 be non
collectabie
Mr.. Henry tail III the organization ut
the Judiciary Is in efe1t IN effort to
restore the old system y; cifeuits.
1t makes = supreme bench q isq-
iudges. with sassions at Rutland. fJr appeals
FROM Addison, Eenning ton, Chitteuden,
Grand Isle, Rutland. Windsor and Wind
ham counties. and at Mop:pel.ef, for the
rest OF the State and four circuit Judges,
for As many judicial CIRCUITS. to hold the
county courts. As the general sentiment
has been in favor of reduction rather than
an increase in the number OF judges; and
as this plan did not find favor in actnal
practice twenty years ago, 1T Is doubtful
whether any such extensive change Of the
existing systems can pass.
AN INDIAN EMBASSY.
A Allegation of iour Indian chiefs Of the
Csughnawaga @na st. Regis tribes. is here.
to present their old claim !sr remuneration
for tn. loss of their ancient hunting grounds
in this STAG. On the west side of the Gree.
Mountains Ya~y were received by Cover
nor Peck in tbs rsscntive chamber,
this forenoon, and pTsscDied their
mentions, through one of their 94m-
her sha acts D. Interpreter. IL A.
a neatly written document, curiously
worded in broken English, and recites the
preseptation of their claim 3 number of
wears ago. and its rejection OF postponswsnt
in view Of the expense the State bad incut-
red 10 rebuilding the State House. They
now urge once more their claim, and
promise 70 invest the money they may get.
not in any foreign land. hat in the United
Sts,e-. and 80 b, content Nth The interest
shsrsvi Gov Peek recsived them court
sously, read their petition, and after they
had besu Individually prsssntsd and had