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png mt xhieh 1 referred M to the COMMITTEES Claims
the Committee the Judiciary
IL % s s % a;s
contested elections for Governor shall be
On motion Of Mr. BUST the Senate third reading
'40'' insurance
and to en was INTO
Mr. ARTHUR the petition Jacob Geig
to the COMMITTEES on Railroads and Bridges
Nelson's Ferry; which was referred to the same Committee
1T The M @ laid before the M senae the Re-
November which the College
Education and Legislative Library
Bill to the charter of the Charleston Company
which received the reading and the Committee
1ncorporations and Ensrossed Acts.
enabled dar ' D c @ vie % % 9 a
to the the Committee Comm e. on the Jndieia,3 m
quarerpast NJ, establish District Courts
rary suspension Special Order to submit the following
which motion carried:
The Special Joint the the Senate and House
elect inform Governor State
tain when it Will suit his eonyenienee to qualify That
I sna snd E a,se @ At hppa e o F. 5 NJ M in o5 G
presiding
of the Court of Appeals the Hon 3 ] + s24k 9qpfP IVAN
w11hiAM G1isT%sn 8. HGnT1Ns, If3l1s fs%m'ffee'
Chairman House Committee.
Mr. to amend line o % s fourth section
nserng the ToTd & Clerk after Judge in that at line Which &
held the second line Of the fifth section the cor until
Tie hour the President pro s Senate
in the House order to be present at the
m % % Of the the 1a elect the d Hon. L. Orr who
Upon the upon
the N Special ode or % sP F Il 9 ya h"rge and was made
ppop the motion of Mr. LAwToN the Senate adjourned
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JOURNAL
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1865.

At the which the
when the SPEAKER took the Chair and present
proceedings with Almighty by
Shand
The Journal of yesterday proceedings
The SPEAKER called petitions
Judicial with
following message wasre fromth Senate
In SENATE, 1865
Mr.. Gentlemen Of The House Of
appointed 3. Committee
and Iieuten of this State.
appointed Msr Sullivan James Nc
Cutchen to constitute the Committee on its behalf
BY order of the
f. j. MOSES, President oum
The following received from the
o laid on table,
In SHNATE November 2S, 1865
NJ Speaker and Gentlemen Of The House Of Representatives.:
Senate has Mesr Sullivan,
OF three the the Senate, Exelency
James Orr his election the W.
Lieutenant and requests the
OF
BY order of the Senate
F. J. MOSES, President pro hen.
presented petition Of chart== of
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+ O i r n A l.
SENATE OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
REGULAR SESSION, COMMENCING NOVEMBER 27 1866.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1865
The Senate at II A. NJ, pursuant adjournment.
the proceedings yesterday
ADDITIONAL SENATOR.
vacancy Manning
s and and 9s 6f added to .co the Federal ad % t
Mechanic Mech mic Arts "e ''' '''
MESSAGES FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
following messages received Representa-
REPRESENTATIVES, November o. 1865.
Mr. President and Gentlemen ofMe Senate
to wait @R0n m G @ & H9n 90 % "e % L. Orr to % 9 or him
tain at what time viii to him to qualify and
have ordered that be to the Senate asking that body
Mullins nagood appointed
P. AIDR1CH, Speaker.
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES, November 2s 1865.
Pyesiden tandG Gcnhenu Of tic Seuate:
wait he Has Hon % @ fo him g of his the
off office of a % and have ord ha h be sent 5
the Committee Hos inlonon
A. P. ALDR1cH, Speaker.
Which messages to ie upon the table.
November 2s 1865.
M m oas ss bs s cs%mttee ] Of three appointed BY the
& tor an 1 a ee that aP p
sH = i'ss and d Lee Lee
A. P. A1DR1CH Speaker
To this returned Messrs Sullivan
G. W. Williams and McCuchen Of
the
The two following referred
counts Vacant Offices and Printing:
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES, 29 1865
This House has resolved thai to proposing
to that body election for Register Equity
District Thursday, the 30th
thereafter for Equity the which
the said Offices reported to be
for Charleston District.
By order House
a P. AIlDRICH Speaker
Nh: President and Gentlemen Of The Senate:
This resolved
to that body election
Charleston District Thursday the 3Oh
election for Master in Equity for Charleston
BY order of the House.
A. P. ALDRICH, Speaker.
HoUsH REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Prcsiden: Gentlemen Of the Senate:
in
should
Justices that the Houses Immediately
for the said officer officers.
By of the Hous
A. 2. ALDRICH, Speaker.
Which concued in and
ng!y.
| Committee the Judiciary
RerL That
whether legislation xpen
Of relieving the Banks this the
Of the second section of Act entitled An Act
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-21

DEATH OF LIoH TAxER.-Here il 4
foreign item of sanguinaty interest.
A Frenchman named Soulages, native
Of Colmsr, has for some time past been
exhibiting, with great success, ct Wart-
xourg, a. . lion tanner. One day last
month he entered den containing . lion
and lioness, and made them 90 through
various performance. The spectators
loudly applauded. Elated BY these plau-
dts, Soulages determined to do something
more extraordinary, and for that purpose
he collected in one den lion, . liouess, I
white bear, two black bears, four hyenss.
two wolves, and = tiger.
He then entered himself, whip ia hand.
but the door was scarcely closed When
the tiger made spring ct the whiss bear.
This WAS the signal for . terrifs stsaeele
between all the beasts, who appeared g
once to recover oil their natural farooitv.
Soulages, hoping to intimidste ths ani-
mails, fred two pistol shots ct ths sjesr
and white bear. This act sealed his fs,e.
for the tiger, leaving the bsar, sprapg up.
on the keeper, threw him down and bean
to tear him With tssth and claws. The
other beasts, rendered furious By the
smell Of blood, ell fen on the un6apnv
man. and In . few minutes he Va torn IS
pieces and almost devouSsd in the pre.
sencs Of the horror stricken spectators.
Who we're powerless "a rsadsF assistanoe.
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THE GATE OH q
FRIDAY. APRIL 20.


WHAT - 49, = 49,
The neopls Of Germany have bsen the
....af.st frisrds Of the United 6(ates
through the darkest day Of the Repoblie.
VIII all Other people Of Europe doaDeed
=, catered the citisens Or inhabafAnes
stoci BY our cause, and gave substa.tI-
slly proofs Ct their faith and sympathy,
bv investing largely in United States
bonds. and sending their gold to this oou..
trv in exchange for our national seouri-
ties. They did this in large measure, NO
doubt. from motives Of Interests believing
thew would receive handsome returns for
their yentures-as they undoubtedly will.
The bonds which have gone to Germany
will nrove to b. one of the best invest
ments the shrewd and thrifty Germans
have made. On this subject the Gazette
well says:
How much American credit abroad is
indebted to the course Of the Germans .
Frankfort 10 now understood in this coul'
try. These people introduced our securi'
ties in Europe, and thai, too, without any
movement on the part II our Government
The loan 10 success, and ID has paid tn
Germans-paid them splendidly. Every
bond they hold ID good for il faee in gold
and will b paid ~ surely and % promptly
Is the interest has been paid hereeosors
No part of the American debt viii be die
charged With moro pleasure than that held
by the Germans. They helped US and
themselves at the Same time; but the,
aided Us in our darkest days, and wher
We most neededit.
In November last, the amount OF Uni
ted States stocks held in Holland and
Germany was estimated by German
banker at $500, 900, 900, but it is mucl
more at this time, and the Five.twentie'
are still being ordered heavily. Frank
fort has became the great emporium o
American national stocks in Germany
and in single week in February orden
were sent thence to New York for fiv'
millions in Five-twenties. The bond
are called for, says the Boston Traveller
from all over the country, and even Aus
trian capitalists, Who are forbidden b.
heavy penalties from investing in any bu
Austrian securities, send privately larg
sums to Amsterdam or to Frankfort, to b
invested 10 American stocks. One indi
vidual in Frankfort is reported to hol'
over a million ~ permanent investment
A Bavsrian, of Munich, holds half . mil
lion; and those who hold from fifty to
hundred thousand are quite numerous
The consequence is that at all clubs, pub
lie houses, private entertainments, an
busidess centres. American news is
prominent subject Of discussion, and tn
wish for the success of the Union 10 every
where expressed.-TCleveland Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-21

OOL0ATE,s HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet seaR, iasaeA universal
demand. ID made iron the choicest materials, =
nlla and enollent In IT. natars, hN9RAAsAy
csateA, and extremely eneflcAal tnits ed
spon the skia. Per sais By I'll Druggists ssd 1sssy
Good Dealers. SsblAsv1yr
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iron Dish cloth. ana Clothes Line,

/ was once so ill-informed of the pro-
gress of the fine arts as not to know what
an iron dish cloth was. But seeing one
in use at the house of friend, learned
from a young Swiss gentleman who had
presented it to her, that they were in gen.
eral use in bis native country, and he had
accidentally seen cask full at an impor-
ter's in New York, which were unsalea-
BILE, and had become rusty and were
looked upon as old iron. procured q
dozen aud distributed them among my
friends. They soon became bright from
use, and are universally cIassed among
those articles which 1--WE wonder how We
ever did without" These are made Of
rings of iron wire, No. Is, linked togeth-
er, and are about six inches square.
counted fifteen rings on one edge. One
outside row of rings is only connected
with the other at each end and al inch OF
two ia the middle, which makes two loops
to hang it up by. Every kitchen maid
who has secured the inside or outside Of
kettle with it, pronounces it better than
scraping with knife or securing with 4
cloth and sand. They are very flexible,
and imagine must be like chain armor,
which Ibave read of but have never seen.
We also find itsuseful to put under pot
or kettle hot from the stove, when we
wish to place them on table. We have
used ours two years.
There is another iron convenience that
! have used six yesrs, and which is as
good as ever, that I would recommend to
neutrality-suspicious. iron telegraph
wire for clothes lines. It never rusts,
need nsver be taken in, never breaks
down and let's the wet clothes fall to the
ground and have to be rinsed over again.
Cor. Country Gentleman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-21

The BRIDAL CAaAbers an nsey Of "en
tnx and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
s,,sbs treatment for Dssssss Of TIE Urinary and Sexual
sysssms- ftss, in sealed enssaopss. Address Dr.
]. sKILLrN HoUaHroN, Howard Association, Phiia-
dsphia, Ps.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-21

TO GROCERS.-Just received On
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gnn IL The skoteosb rsnAa. U1IC4 DRAKE
julyHA uaip Nst. ~ Sth ~
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Coed News Tor the Unfortunate!
mn Loxo SOUGHT FOR
DISCOVERED At LAST.
(gj!i;!l])e2lf;@IsI'
Cherokee Remedy


Csapsunlel frsn Rssts, Barhs ana Leaves
CHKROKKR REMEDY, the great Indian Diuretit
cures all diseases OF the urinary such Incont
81 the Drse. Inflammation OF the Bladder Inam
nation Of the Kidneys Stone the Bladder Structure
0f.sel 0oaosvhes elect and H. especially recommended
y tSoss ss sao. hi,s;
- 1t 10 prepared in highly concentrated FORM the
Acse only being from to two eapoonsfui three times
- Ii Is dietir and srf-rstive In action: purifying
and CLEANSING the blood causing IL to tor in all Of s
and veor, thus removing om the system
ali pernicious causes which have adue ed disease
CHEROKEE INJECTION Is intended an ally or
stant 70 the Cherokes Remedy and should be used in
conjunction With that medicine in ell of elect Co
Dorrhea flnor Albus Whites It's effects healing
socthinx and dennicent removing all seadins heat and
pain Dstsad Of the burning and almost nduabie pain
that IL experienced with nearly all the cheap guack In
jeetfon..
cHERokEE NJBCTIoN-ihet- tao medicines at the same
tne-afImproper discharge removed and the weak.
ened organs are speedily restored to full vigor and
~ PIie.; Cherokee Remedy, q per bottle, tire.
~ fs: Cherokee Inisea0n % per bottle tire.
~ Sent By Express any address on receipt ofpre
I6Jectsen and e AeFekee Cure, are sold by all
snterRisng Druggists III the civilized verdi sone I'M
pss i place. q sSe.e sbo.e When they can rurh.s.
g cheap price, and make more money by selling thsn
they these hsdcines As ycu value your health
lay the ealth Of your future offspring do not be de
ossyed BY such unprncpled Drrsets ask fsy tAssess
ssss ssd ssks stAsrs Il the rugEiss will not buy
them yca secIcse the money in letter and We wi
Sand Thorn BY express securely sealed and paeke
free from observation. A
Ladies or Gsntlemea can address in perfect conf
dence stating y md plainly thtr diseases and syfsp-
all diseases 81 chronic nature in male
female Patients need mot hesitate because Of their
Inability - visit - haxe treated patients success
sly In al portions Of the civilized globe BY correspond
ence. s& 8tHs 100
Patients addrsing win please state plainly al the
synptons fAsir and write Conn
~ State and Of writer plain and incoEe postage
stamp for reply. az
W ssslssr 81 psss >PsapAisf frss to any address,.
letters for Pamphets advice to the prcpr.
stors d. W. r. MERWIN CO.,
Ho-te Liberty street, New Tork.
q. u. COOK ,Chicaeo, No. ~ Marketstreet Gene
raj Aeent for the StAtea OF Ilnos, Iowa. Wisconsin,
rsgnbw csF1 priess f novs0-eov
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-21
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l4.--In the
United States Senate this morning, Mr..
Foote offered the usual resolutions G
respect on the death Of the late Senator
Collamer, OF Vermont, and severaf
other Senators joined in paying a tribute
of respect to the memory. Of the de.
ceased. s...
Tie following are the Committee ap.
pointed by the House to take into con-
sdera,ion iite condition Of the so.calleb
Confederate States: Messrs. WASH.
burne, Morrell, Gride, Bingham, Conck-
ling, Boutwell,, Blow and Rodgers.
The House resolved that all papers,
which may be offered upon the condi-
tion of the socalled Confederacy, bo,
referred without debate.
No members shall be admitted from
any State or States until Congress shalt
| declare anrh fStataa -nr.. either. nf shen,.
entitled to representations Several eu
logies, were delivered on the death of
Senator Collamar. ,aa ,a n,
Official information received. at tho
State Department announced that Ore.
gon has ratified the Constitutional
Amendment.
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Moait Zion !. Institute.

In omr publication Of the advertise.
fnent of this Institution in our last issue
several errors was perpetrated which
we cheerfully assume for the Office
The tuition in French will be found
to be 10 dollars, and the Contingent fee
one dollar.
Thclast clause regulating the charac
OF payments was inadvertently omitted
An photographed error was also com.
mitted
We call attention to the revised no.
tice. N is
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T'M Il N C. Es IA. Y III Z q /,
inauguration Of Governor Jenkins of
Georgia..

MtLLEDGEviLLE, Dec. ID. -Governof
jenkins was inangurated here at noon
to day. in MS address to the Legisia.
ture he says there viii hereafter BE NO
conflict between the Constitution of
the United States and the Constitution
of Georgia, and the laws of the United
States will be supreme. He paid n
handsome tribute to tie good conduct of
the negroes during the war, and says they
must be thoroughly protected in perso"
and property, and have,the right to en-
ter the Courts. They are the best
working class, and their late owners tho
best employers in the world. He re-.
viewed the condition Of the State insti.
tutions, and says that even the light
ftaxes will be burdcnsome, but hopes by
a system of good management that the
people may not suffer. At the close OF
the address Provisional Governor John
| son handed the great seal of Georgia to
Governor Jenkins. who took the oath,
and was then declared by the President
of the Senate the constitutional Cover
nor of Georgia. obi
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each other for having done their fill
share in restoring the supremacy of the
law over every, foot of territory belong.
ing to the United States. Let them
hope for perpetual peace and harmony
with that enemy whose manhood, how.
ever mistaken the cause, drew forth
such hnrculean deeds Of valor.
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Later from Washington. !

WASHINGTON, Dec l16.--Ex.Gov.
Corw'n, formerly U. S. Senator from
oF'o. and late Minister to Mexico is ia
dying condition. SUR
A proposition will be introduced in
Congress soon to take away the Wash.
ington City charter in order to get rid
OF the question admitting the negroes
to the right of suffrage here. m sra<
The Mexican Minister has received
intelligence from Mexico to the 10th.
Sssd' Escob'edo fook Monterey, but was com.
PEELED to evacuate the place.by a, strong
FrenchSfo Ha5r4 nLs IS, ~. SO o
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Columbia nails.

Our failure for two days consecutiyely
to receive our Columbia exchange has
deprived us of access to the last two or
three days proceedings of the Legisla:
ture, a..Eis.t,s.t-UY t.a#
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w wv W)1IINNSBORsO. L
Thursday MdfnIIhs, December sl, 1865.
New Advertisements

Our readers will observe tile notice OF
furniture offered at "private sale"
BAcor & RIVERS advertise Hams,
Sides, &c. .,,s.s.,.., :.
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Debate on the Stay law.


ment. and did not operate as to debts
contracted since May, 1869 This bill
was amended by, Mr.. Richardson SO as
to do away with some of the provisions
which relieved it partly of its injustice,
and it was then further amended so as to
make it simply and purely a bill to pun
ish the creditor for daring to, have faith
in tho honesty of man. AT this stage
Mr.. Lord offered ar amendment giving
creditors the right to sue in the State
Courts, if their debtors should be sued IN
the Courts of the United States. This
was agreed to-. but, on the next. day., it
was stricken ont, and the bill having
been amended in various ways, Mr..
Youmans moved that all except the. en-,
acting clause should be stricken out, and
that the old Stay Law should continue
in force until the adjournment OF the
next Legislature, but that creditors
should be allowed to 60 to Judgment
On Il close vote, the House refused to-
lay this amendment on the table, and
adjourned Immediately Y thereafter This
morning. this matter being under con.
sidcration, Mr.. Dawkins said that he
went as '"r"aS any n'"" ~ Po'oN. ,
out injury to the creditor. He, there
fore, offered an amendment which would;
F'.J. h;,h ~. ,hn ] nrsd;,ar wou,S retyp;n from
on;na Th;s .menlmen, nrovided that
,ho Srof;tor shonll n,v IN advance. Byt
th;. ,ho dnh,nr ,v,s nr,tectoa while The
!, @ crs5;,or. m wns also nrotected bv being nj.
lowad ;, ao to ;n1onent ,houob forbid. /.
don from maLino ievv and sale. This
W." ono,'an'an, | nas arcsntod M Mil.
lins then moved to strike ont all except
the continuation of the old Stay Law
insforce. s.s.s
Mr. Comnbe,l said this is the first step
towards repudiation. lfthe people can.
\ not nav III a deprecated currency, thew
. will never be willing, to pay. Was
ever n school boy better able to recite
after holiday. or was debtor ever
more allie to nav after an indulgence
!, Does any one donbt that it is a violation
Of nrincinle? Alter four DAYS discus
sion has not the House come back tc
:. Tie worse framed law ON the Statute
, Book-a law which carries absurdities
on its face ? Does any man doubt tha,
we are doing wrong !? 1t is executed
bringing up popular clamor. Is not the
HonSe. lis mSt he ,iSsnps bAspr n},,]]qmar
| what's legally and noli,;call,. aood 19 ~ ~
is the neonle IF Marion 7 n;s,r;ot a,"
The matter i ., best one or a,nh,G,i
oxppdiency-be tbonebt Of resl i,,;nrY
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