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Proceedings OF the V.cgislnlmrc Of Sou,l,
Cnroiinn.
IN SENATE, MAY 80, 1888.

1hc Senate met pursuant to adjourn.
mcn', and proceeded 10 business
Mr.. De cIrcvIc from the Committee on
CihlniS. submitted Il report on the account
o' y. ,. Johnston, for publishing the :Ir,
N"'"'''c OF The Statutes at l.ar.c-lai,I ON
the table.
RESOLUTIONS were received from the House.
concurrch in and returned:
f"f adjournment on Friday next: an
pointing Justice OF the Quorum for Barn
wei, and establishing an election ground
III EaiuwclI district,
BiiI I" n:ncnd the Act directing the
representation i'll the City Council to he an
por'oi'cd every seven years, was read the
iir>l time, and ordered for IL second rcndino
to morrow.
hr Patterson. from the special commit
ice, asked and WAS discharged from the tur-
''''r consideration ui the memorial OF many
pr"Pricloro oi lois i'll The " cstcrn part of The
cI!y oi Charleston, and of the urtiiion Of
certain persons praying the incorporation of
thc New Union Insurance Company, and
they we're laid ON the table.
n mi! to amend the Cilarrcruf the Charles
Ton Insurance and Trust Con,puuy WAS
r'ad Il second time, and Sent to the House:
" piii 'or rcbuiininG the cIIy of Ch.rlcson,
wis 'iNch up for Il second rc;niinn and laid
on nc table; IL nlll from The House. entitled
"a "'il Tor rebuilding the city of Chnrle,,on.n
We" i'a" Il il's' time, and the l:.lh l3l!I
''u ia" >cc'i"ns, ordered to be printed
hcc'iN'd Il Iiies,h;,c from hi, i.Xccilcncy
iHc Ho>criiur. IN the i'lu,i,i;l Cl;,ins. vh,rj,
"cii'" rr'"i, WIS referred To Il Spccini Com
ini'' "i hv>>!S. DcTrcyIiic, Minis and
t""r'!l; ant Il message scnl To The House.
if"ros'ls Ih"t they appoint Il similar Com
in"tcc 10 meet that oi the Senate ON the
suhjcCt.
l hc Scnalc took Il recess till 6 O'Clock.
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t' House met pursrll.. l., ;,diourn,,,,,
a"" 'll' Ci:rk read lie journal nt ,I,, ur,.vi-
I ous day ''' i"e
-"r' rowe offered the ioi.,, Il ing resolu, inn
! 'dot.d by The House: "'''
''N"t IT, That ihr ..r.lhcrs of mi i,
t'"s'' nave learned with ct the dco,b of
'""i M"dic'"n, Esq. late II ncn.,er or
''''S i1o''c' and as IL mark OF rcSprr, for mi
n'''l"ry viii wear Grape Oil ,l,. lcft orn,
Tor III" usual lmr,od.
H''. Dave asked leave, on tho part or,hc
| '"'"''iiicc of ways and means. to he Dis.
r'"f1rd from HE further co:i>i,Icro,;cn or
~, nlrn"rial oi ciiizcn~ of Baruwc,I ,nJ
r";'hc'd, praying tic c>,ahi>!mcu, or :.
"i'hc' "i The Bank of iiic Stale of .;ou,J
~"'"i'''h III III" i"w noi Aikrn-ica,r rrou,
{" i'" 'hr "''n"rla laid on the table.
Mr. awe snhlnl,lc'l,Ee lnilowinm rr,or,-
bic ami resolution. and moved tha, ,L.,Io
lail Oh TIC table. printed and u,dc ,L.
SPECIAL order OF The dav for to-uor,ov -,
- "'r lock. The motion Ilavin. been t,r;cc
~ advocated hy MIR. Da>ic and ,nnnc.,
hy Mir. a. w. Thompson, whicI, wos ~
Si,r'! to:
W hcrraS, VIC have lately mixed with our
| constituents. and hrGirvc that the, arc do
'Ihtdiy IN favor Of tn" sub -1reos:rv .y.-
lch, ana approve of the resolutions ,i,,
i''at session at The Legislature, which rrso.
lii'!"hS declare II rNpcdicni 10 scparn,. ,h.
federal revenues from bank, and bauk,ny
operations, aud dangerous and uncousritu.
t"'n"l I" incorporate ii National Bank,
f'"otfd, That we earnestly request our
Senator. and Representatives i'm Cororrss
|" >"ir Tor Ihc bill I" establish the Entcpcu-
!cni Treasury, with the specie provision.
Air. Gavin called up Il bill to rcpc;il tic
''-i section OF The road law. passed M last
session, aud II was referred To rhc commit
tee on roads, bridges and ferries.
VIZ. j. w. ooncr, from the committee
on Interpretations, submitted reports on the
Bills to incorporate the Pendlcion Mann
lnr'"r'nS Company, ana The lii 70 amend
the charter ol til" Charleston Insurance and
i'uSi 'rmphny --r"n>dcrcd, agreed to,
and the bills laid on The table
The special order nl the dny. the hill fnr
building. the City of Charleston, wos
taken up rehh Il second time, clause bv
clause and amended in various parliruI,r:.
after II dI>cnsSInn on the question of order.
ing The bill 10 be- scEl to the Senate. Mr.
Jonc, called for the yeas and nays. Which
were ordered by the House and were &c
follows:
ieas.-D l.. Wardlaw, Speaker. Adams
). NJ. Allen, }. ID. Allen. Aston, Bcliu,
flowers, Boycc. Broyk $, Buchanan, Bu.
nd, Bull. Carr. Coachnran. .CoIcock,
DAVE. D">hlIssurV, ID Douglass. j. Doug
lass, Edr'ondst"m. Edwards. Ellis, ElmoIe
Erwin. Fripp, Ftos, Gavin. Glbbon. (;ib-
son, Gillian, Goodwin. lIarlc,. Henderson.
llnsrr, llusSins, lluict, Jamison jenkins
krr. Lahordc. Levy, Long, Mcdowell, Me.
l.anchlln, M'Phcrson. Maxwell, Mcmincer,
Mills, }. Moor. Nj. a. Moor. Myers, J.
Palmer, S. J. Palmer, Patterson, 3. Perry.
Pr'igrn, Phillips, Porchcr, .Raincy. Rhett.
Ripley, Seymour, Sirollrrt, Svmmcs
Spann. a. w. Thompson. Tompkins, ].
T"omcr. J. w. Toomcr. Tyler, WATSON.
Wha'cy, Woods. Yeadon-7l.
NAYs-ArnoM, Arthur, Barry, Barton,
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r. GS1h'E Ed'EN.

YSIllE Suh-crrinIS are A"r, Is for tie VAI'-
IA CLt ~ MtNEFAt"iUR!%G COM
PAM. and vii! keep constantly o., hand II, ;h r
Store M l'anbir.. 81 supply "i every Ariicl,
h'.nn:ar'ni%d n that E>,ahiiSi,nrnl and will
sell ~ i"'"N P1"S. Th" superior quality %:
h 'hnc.''"r Fabrics l.; know To all w!,o in, t.
examined l!r'n and i"v are mos, cuuii,I. u,,y
recommended To tie Public
II. l.. L;.rFEES 4 Co.
Hamburg. March - I-:;;S dS
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SchOGi a5ads EasceEsasscDI>
ES 81 @ EaS.

VIE Subscribers have on hand gen
II cral assortment "i .S'hroi ond NiSr,I
fdHf0HS Bno"S. amongst which are Sni,i's
ArI'hnhclc, Smiths Geography and tta~
ana Sn.,Ih,s GRAMMAR. which are highly
approved ol ana recommended by the bcS,
teachers.
G.. l.. & T.. PENN, & Co.
EdSciirld, March II, 1S3S. ,fG
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Evans, Franpton. Gregg, Glover, Ilamil
ton, Higgins. jenkins, Lnwtnn, Lewis, Lit
tlclohn. Massey. Minis. Norris, Patterson,
pcay. Pinchncy, Rhctt. Sheridan, Stone,
Smart, White and Wilson--3.5.
80 the samc was moi stricken ont.
On the question o! returning the bill to
the House. the yeas and nays were ordered
and were
lcas--l.on. p. Noble President. Mcssrs.
IL. +. w All>ton, II. +. Allston, Bauske,t,
bcatfy, Bennc,t, bryan. Cannon. DcTrc-
vile, Dunovant. Evans, Eramptom, Gregg,
Hourlin, n,iiamilion. n.lIcncsan. Jenkins. Law
ton Lewis, Liltlciohn, Massey. Minis. Pat
'crS"n. fcny, pinrknoy, Rhcrt Scott. Sheri
dan. Smart. WEirc and Nilson--:}I
NHyS--Nlcssrs. Cau. hnnn. Chcsnut Du-
bose, Duoan. ElIcrbcc. Glover, Iii"uin.
Norris. Sionc-9.
So The Bill was read second time, and
returned to the House.
Bill To amend the Act directing the
representation in the CITY Counc;! TO hc
appointed every seven years. was rcaj =
second time, and ordered TO be rcrurucd To-
the House.
Mr.. hraty asked and obtained leave of
absence alter to-day, for Mr., Liirciohn.
Senate had Il recess till o'clock.
=, EVENING SESSION.
hr, Glover. from the Committee pn Ac-
counts, submitted reports on accounts of $.
weir aud VIM. CunninSham--orderc for
consideration Tomorrow.
nc House sent for concurrence.
hcS"iu'ionS to separate the rcvcnnc of
me United States from the Banks-nadr
tie special order for o'c!uck.
Resolutions 10 scratat" tic revenue of
me 'ni'cd States from the Banks. offered
III The Senate wc:c laid on the table.
The special order waS taken up.
On adopting the iir-l Resolution. the
yeas ah'i nays were taken. aud we're
lchs--'lon. =. Noble. President, Mcs.rs.
IL. 4. w. A!lSton. II. j.. Aiis,on, Bn,,ke,,,
Beatty, Bennett, Eryan. Cannon, Cauph
man, Chestnut, GcIrcvillc, Duho>c, Dunn-
want Evans, tramp,on, Gregg. Glover.
Honrdin, licncSan. Higgins. Jenkins, Law
ton, Lewis, i;tlciohn, Massey. Minis, Nor
ms Patterson, feay, Pinckn"y. Rhc,t,
oco!i. Sheridan, stone, Smart. White and
- i>om-:j1.
Nays-.sir>srs. Dn;,an AMI I.H,rhcc-2
80 INC iirst resolution WAS concurrcd IN.
Fir. llamiiton moved to postpone th, fur
thcr consideration OF tie other Resolutions
10 the Isl oi January next: on this motion
the yeas aud nays were ordered, and were
ton-3.
Nays--ilon p. Noble, Prcsulcnr, Mcssrs.
Il. r. ". Ails'ou, Bau,kc,t, iicatty. Ben.
he't' brNan, CanEou, CIu.E,nau, Chcs-
hut, De rcrillc, Eu!.0sc. Dunova,d, Evans.
r"'i.li" Gregg, Glo> CT, Gourain. i;cne-
Sht' higgins. Jenkins, LawiOn, Lewis. Liz
licJohn, Massey. Minis Norris pott.r.nn
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NcW Spring ag:s! ssss.saHas~.
e. 60 @ ~ -

e. 81 O. ID :s.
VB<liE Subscribers be- leave to inform their
4 friends ani ri.r p"!:c GENERALLY, ;l,ai they
are now rccrvn" i:,rr SPRING AND sum
Nl!:R Stock Of GOODS. cnn~is,in" of
Black and blue black l.ailan i.,lsil,ng Silks.
COorcd Gro dr nap ,!o
Black Sinrhcw do
Cunrcd Fior"nrrS.
Super. Black i}oi!.hnHinc.
A rood assortment !.r:.ir$ Iurv gIai,l"rriiri.,
do do do do do i.ni. Ribbons.
Ladies' black and white SILK and Cotton Gloves,
do blach ana colnY"d Kid do
do blk. white * co!o:'d Cotton * silk Hose.
do green. white a,id black i.auzc NcisS
Plain. Jack"nc. Hnl! Swiss, Il Book Mu~Iins.
Figured aud Checked do
Muslin Worked Collars,
Plain Bol,imct Footing and ELnincs.
a good assortment OF Prints, GHylialns and
French MnS!ins,
Printed Jackunct do
Plaid swiss do
Printed French Cambrirs
An assortment Of Ladies: ;onncts
Bonnet and Cap i.ibhom<,
Fine Satin stripe wl.i'c NuSliu$,
g embroidered do
Sd and f-l Linen s'cctincS.
.iiSO, iDr GrHiicmcH'S Snmmff UtGr
Black. blue and brown Canl,c,.
Black and brown iwicd summer CiniI,s
Wm;" IL color'd 'IarSrillrs Il Na.cnci, Vc.iinc.
Silk Pocke' lIamd>richirIa.
Also. Black. blue aud invisible Green Broad
Cloths.
Gentcmcns co!ord. white and brow, half Hose,
40 do Plum u, and rl"a'ed '"mh"znc ',,'"cN~,
do Linen BnSoms and Coi!ars
do black and ,oIprcd liu-k. Gloves
d-i Iris y Linens and B!"acIcd .S:.lriin"S
A goo'l supply or:s-l. - and IL brown Shirt
ing and ~ ShrrtingS,
Plaid and striped = nlrssS and Bed 'rickiums.
t,ru .,r q,
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i.NENISG SESSION.

-, EVENING SESSION.
~ NIL t" make certain appropriations,
Mh'ch had received TWO l. ;,ciiu"s in the
ii""sc, was taken up, read Il first lime. and
"f"crcd 10 bc read a2an ;o-n.urrow.
ADJOURNED to ~ O'clock to .muIrow.
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not Sc or REPRESENTATIVES,.

- '.
he li"uSc iircI purIulni To adjournment
ANA lic Clerk read the Journal of The prc,i
uaN.
Nlr. l.r|in ASKED and obtained leave IN
Wih'irh" ihc petition OF J. iiuru. pra\ ,u.s
pay ihcnt Tor Il horse lost wuilc c:Irr,,n" a,
prisoner from tlic la!i Ui one district To ,h,1
"i another, vita tic accompan,iu" tiocu-
mcnls.
Mr. b"ycc presented the petition of sun
ufS ch'">n> "i Charleston oppu>cd 10 the
memorial ~ other citizens OF tIarlcslnu
aEt' 10 Tie hii lor Il system oi Mutual lnsu
rance IN SAID city land on The luui, and
ordered 10 nc printed
lhc Speaker presented the account of
WIN. Cunningham, for Stationary furnish
cd 10 inc iluus: /: referred To committee of
Claims.
HE Senate returned with their concur
renee report oi the Committee On Claims,
on The account oi \. ). johnston
On motion OF MIR. DAVE, the House
proceeded To The spcial order OF :hc ,iay.
aud TOOK up The prcainble aud csoluliom on
the independent Treasury and National
Bank. MIR. Davic and Mr. Rncu oi:cr,d
amendments To The preamble anu resolutions
which were adopted; Mr.. Pct'Sru muvc, To
lay them Oh the table; IL long and animated
debate cnsucd, Mr. Adams, MIR. i'c;i.ru.
Mr.. 4. w. Thomson. Mr.. J ". Toomcr
and MIR. Myers, speaking in favor of, and
Mr.. Davic and Mr. H. ii. Thomson a. a,rst
the motion. Mr.. Dacic then Withdrew Tin,
preamble and resolution and offered the
following resolution as Il substitute.
|. ReSoired. That in The opinion Of Inc
Legislature, the Resolutions adopted %, the
last session, recommending the separation,
Of the Government from Banks, aud the
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New spring and Summer
g Il 81 E'EE

va !. have Iu>i received II hrrulul a>snrt-
Wv mrni oi GOODS ia, Gru1Irn:cu's sum
MGR Carts, PnHcioouS "nd Tests. wlnc!, The, ar,,
p'rnarru to have mad" up in the most FASH
ilNAHl.t STYLE. and on reasonable terms.
Also, a general assortment Ready Made CIoru.
ING, suited tothc season.
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CIR sCEHIAR.
TI1E undersigned take plcasu,

NllE undersigned take pleasure IN being
- able to state to Merchants of this
State, Georgia, North Carolina Tennessee
and Alabama, who have hitherto made
their purchases in this city, that although
many of MS have lost IL part of our Goods,
ylhc fire of Friday night, 9th uIt, others
nave hecn so fortunate us To save all, and in
The course o.! two or three days will resume
business as usual. We invite all who have
contemplated a visit to This city, this spring,
10 come with the certain calculation ui be-
IN" able 10 rcplenish their assortment. cutie
us well us they have been able to do il al
this season of the wear.
l.. ~. HHey, Parish Wccd s. Tanning.
d 20. GjNikand, Sons Uo,c-
Fort To~nscnd, s. eN
=, Ni,"";;mn"n: M: Cm 'Iy@"' McE"rny S,
{. s; q. n. hcisty 81. u. y. Uu,ou.
Idisied. IL. S'oIdurd, .MiNer
iL"rraf, Lynn s, Co. g. Co.
E"n"'sicrS' L"an"u. Joha Ian NinElc.
JucEso", Copcrs s. Gu, Hm G. OnhIcy.
Boorncm s; Co. 0aich fN rim" S.CD.
M'Hn. hiFhy s. Go. iiuyd.n.GuGyS 6, G..
H"rilind, HarrN s. HuIu Fl, s Co.
Art". ius. R. '%icrcns
II. u. Skoadnrd. H. j. ,jcgor,y.
S. s. j. UGi&nn. IS. l!owrG. dr..
y. q {. La.rton. Edr. H'iuSiom.
oIfrr"S' Hcndcrsom s ". .!!ones s. Smith.
idgr. OHSJ CAafe.
Eafr4f.S- Rojinson. u M. .Il;iNiijn.
" & ~ II
ffsss cls1fs6a Sco D0rrGncr 6. Bi~low.
2 5Ho,cland, Wurd s Jas Baacron &. Co.
Tar. j. Il. Si,aon,on s. e..
CaSiD"r Patrick. iENiuId s. Uu.r.
c. B"rchm.WrS Co. N0thm 4. Cnhen.
fr y.o g. -, ~ yI'.y J......
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HITS. SHOES IND BOOTS.

HlIS. SHCES Nd BOOTS.
1900 Pair of Shoes and Boots cml,yacin" every
style and variety lave Just been received by the
SnhScrh"r$. which together with Their former
stock make = General and complete assortment
seldom found in the country.
Also. 81 landSnmr a><orl,mcn, oI FASUIONA-
BILE IL ATS. suited to the season To which
they invite the attention of their customers.
q. L.. * T.. PENN X CO.
Edgciield, March IT, 1888 nc
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HOCS Sc or ELPRESENY1J 1J',l T.,

~; =, NAY 80. ME.
"sc met pnrs' IA: 10 adjournment
oms day i"e''-
-''r' fowe offered tho ioi.o,yinpre so,u,;,,s
y g. ritiiifa IN iIiS M
'dolt hy-ihe House:
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g. said Mr.. Calhoun, 4 hare no
~, r",6 6 in Martin Va" BIZ
s rsm' either as a man or as apoI-
; ;ic;an. This answer was not suf-
ficient, it appears for the President re
for i IS said he wrote to Mr.. Gal !,
I noun a very plausible! and artful
letter letter. asking his opinion on some
matt, matter of public interest. Mr..
, calhoun replied to the letter, and
so;d' that as the President of the
limited States had requested his O.
pinion, he would cheerfully grant
the request, but bgore doing so,
he must premise, Mathe c0uIdnot
omsper Martin Van Buren, as a
man, for he had no confidence in
him as a man or as a politician.
We give the story as we heard
it, expressing our belief that it is,
in the main, true.
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NOTICE.

II ETTERS of Administration having
been granted 10 the undersigned, at
tho May term, 1888, Of the Honorable the
Probate Court Of Amite County, on the
Estate OF Violet Hill, deceased, Notice is
hereby given 10 all persons indebted to
said Estate TO make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same,
to present them duly authenticated with.
in the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
JAMES HILL,
administrator.
June 2, 1888. 92w6
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ORDINANCES.

THE Board of SelectYnen, for
the Incorporation Of the town o'
Liberty, met at the Court House ON the
5.h day of June, 1887. w. Pound
President; and w. G. HARRELL, 2. P. BUT
LER, and Z. A. BACON, Selectmen,--W. d
SMITH being absent. The Board endeav
ored to obtain the laws Of the Corporation
but failed; consequently, they had TO drai
a new code Of laws, which they did, a:
follows:
Be ii ordained by the Board of Select.
men for the Corporation Of the to,On Of Lib
srty That if any person shall hitch or tie
any horse, mare, gelding or mule, to any
shade tree which may have been planted
for that purpose, or to any bannster along
the side walks, or wilfuly ride on any side
walks, or pavements within the limits OF
said town, the offender shall forfeit and
pay the sum Of one dollar.
BE IL further ordained, That if any per-
son shall shoe, any gun or pistol, within
the limits Of the corporation, unless for
the purpose Of killings beef or hog, he
shall forfeit and pay the sum OF one dol
lar.
Be ii further ordained, That if any per-
son shall wilfuly leave any decd animal
within the corporation, which ne or she OF
right should remove, so that il becomes
nuisance, he or she shall forfeit and pay
the sum of one dollar.
Be 1t further ordained, That ifany per-
son shall be guilty of fighting, quarfeling,
or making use Of unbecoming language,
or lie drunk in the streets, so as TO disturb
the peace of the inhabitants, he shall be
fined in sum not exceeding ten nor less
than one dollar.
BE il further ordained, That if any
hawker or pedlar shall sell any goods,
wares or merchandise, within the limits
of the corporation, he or she shall pay
tax Of Eve dollars
Be ii further ordained; That all thea
tres, circuses, and exhibitions Of every
kind, which may perform for money With
in the limits Of the corporation, shall pay
a tax Of FIVE dollars for each performance.
Bet further enacted, That fany negro
slave shall be found lettering about town,
off his masters or employers premises,
without written pass, he or she so often
ding shall be punished at the discussion oil
the patrol, not exceeding fifteen stripes;
and il any shall be found lettering about
town after the hour of 4 o'clock ?. M, on
Sunday, they shall Be dealt with as though
they had no pass. ;,
Be IL further enacted, There shall DO
appointed by the Board onc Captain and
three patrols, whose duty il shall be to pa
troll the streets two nights 10 every week,
for the purpose Of enforcing the above Sec
ton; they shall hold their appointment one
month from the time they are notified Of
the fact. ANY person appointed as above
who shall fail or refuse TO serve, shall be
fined in a sum not exceeding ten or less
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than five dollars; and shall make theil
return on oath.
be IL further enacted, That the Boa I'd
shall elect one Secretary, whose duty II
shall DO to keep record Of all the pro.
ceedings ofthe Board, record the same in
a we'll bound book to be selected by the
Secretary, and pay Tor it out oftbe funds
Of the corporation; he shall also be Treas
urer and keep truo record ofal moneys
received, and how paid out; in case Of
vacancy, the board shall forthwith proceed
10 elect another. The Secretary on reti.
ring from Office, shall hand over IL his
successor, or TO the President or some one
OF the Selectmen, all books, papers, mon.
eys, &c, which may be in his hands, and
IN case they are given to the President or
oneof the Selectmen, he shall hand the
same to the Hekt elected Secretary, upon
application. The Secretary and Treasu-
rer shall give bond and security in the
sum Of five hundred dollars, for the faith
ful performance OF his duty. 81
BE IL further enacted, That the board
snail elect one Constable, whose duty II
shall be to take notice of all offenders of
the laws, and he is hereby authorized aud
empowered to arrest all such and bring
them forthwith before the president, or
some other justice of the peace, to be dealt
with according TO the laws; and in case Of
the non-payment Of any fines or forfeit.
ures, the person failing to pay shall Be inn
prisoned not less than one, nor more than
twenty-four hours. He shall pay over all
fines by him collected within twenty days,
and shall be allowed the same fees as are
by law allowed to Consiables Of the State
Of Mississippi.
These laws shall be in full force and eff
feet from and after ten days from the
time Of publication.
T. w. POUND, President.
E: A. BACON, Secretary.
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Scientific Hiustration.-A teacher, IN
lecturing 10 his scholars on Crabbc's Sy-
nonymes, enjoin"d upon them TO remember
that invent and discover were altogether
different in their meaning--for instance:
said he, "Columbus invented America, and
Fulton discovered Steamboat"
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He that has not mastery over his in
clinaticns; he that knows not how to resist
the Importantly Of present pleasure or
pain, for the sake of what reason tells him
is fit to be done, wants the true principle
of virtue and industry, and is in danger Of
never being good for any thing.-Locke.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-06-09

Election Of United States Senator.-On
Tuesday, 10Th INST, the Legislature OF
Connecticut elected Dennis Kimberly, Uni
ted States Senator, in the place of John M.
Niles. The votes stood thus: Kimberly,
81; Niles, 80; Wing majority, So.
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A physician attending a man afflicted
with inhammatory rheumatism, reports
that he was part Of the time suffering UNI
der such sharp pains, that those who at
tempted to turn him in his bed were Sc
verely cut in the hands and arms.
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Hon. HENRY JOHNSON, Of Louisiana,
has Withdrawn his name as candidate
for Governor at the election in August
next. The remaining candidates are 4.
B. Roman and Dennis Prieur. II will be
a close contest between these gentlemen.
ID.
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Say and Said.-Mr. B, did you say or
did you not say what | said you said?--
Because C. said you said you never did say
what said you said. Now, il you did
say that you did not say what | said you
said, then what did you say2
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-06-09

Escnlnpius, PrOgeny.--The Democrat
of Columbus, Missippipi, states there IS
practising physicians in that city, and l5
il the vicinity, making in all Sand
what is the more extraordinary, the place
escapes with but little sickness.--L6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-06-09

"Who goes there?" said an Irish SEN
try of the British Legion at ST. Sebastion.
The reply was, ga friend" "Then stand
where you are," cried Pat, "!or by the
powers you are the first I've met in this
numbering country"
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MRxIco.-The latest information recelv-
ed, state a rigorous blockade is still kept
up by the Frence Fleet. We have but
little doubt that tho affair will terminate in
something more than smoke.-lb.
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"Tom, my sor," said father TO his wild
and hayward son, "what do you intend to
do for living, you scampw 81 don't
know father, rather think shall enlist
in the last war"
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NOTICE.

II ETTERS of Administration having
~ been granted to the undersigned,
at the April term 1888, Of the Honorable
the Probate Court Of Pike County, on the
Estate Of d. w. Pound, deceased-Noiice
Is hereby given TO all persons indebted to
said Estate to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same,
to present them duly authenticated within
the time PRESCRIBED by law, or they will be
forever barred.
T. W. POUND,
Administrator.
May &c, 1888. 29w6