The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-19
LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.

We have received from Mr.. H. German, of
Adams Express Company late files of Southern
papers, from which we make extracts as fol.
lows:-
DEATH OF MRS. BRANTLY-We are panied to
announce the death of this noble and devoted
lady, the wife of Rev. DR.. w. I. Brantly, pastor
OF Green Street Baptist Church, formerly OF
Philadelphia. few short weeks ago she stood
amongst US "wearlng the rose OF wOmanhoodn
and now all that remains of her is the pale brow
and delightful memory. The sympathtes OF
our community go forth towards the afflicted
family OF the deceased, and all are trusttul that
a daughter of music has been translated from
earthly usefulness to that eternal mansion not
built by hands.-AuguStd (Gd.) Constitution
dlaSt, Tuesday. f..I..
GOOD NEWS TO THE PEOPLE OF GEORGIA.
It affords US great pleasure to learn that Z. w.
Chichester, Esq, of this city, who was appointed
by Governor jenkins agent OF the Safe of
Georgia, has made temporary loan of S400,000,
in the city OF New York, at low rate of inte
rest, Which tits expected will relieve the Cover
nor in his financial matters, and enable him to
purchase and distribute the corn authorized by
The Legislature for the widows and disabled sol
diers of our State. MIR. Chichester is now en-
gagged in experimenting the engraving OF bonds
which are to be issued under authority of the
Legislature. The success of Mr.. Chichester in
effecting this loan upon such favorable terms not
only adds to his credit as business man, put
will show to the citizens of Georgia that their
From the same. ...
The STAY LAW IN SOUTH CARoLINA.-DecSSion
of The High Court of Errors an banc-The
Charleston Courier OF the 10th has the follow
ing:--A friend has sent us the follo wing decision
OF the Court OF Appeals, given yesterday, which
we present to our readers with profound salts
faction. In the Court OF Errors, which reassem-
bled on Monday, the conclusion of the Court on
the cases previously heard was announced by
the Chief Justice in the order Below
The State VS. John Z. Carey, Sheriff George
Schar ock b. NJ. Rlvers.-In the Court Of
Errors, Columbia, May 1866.
These causes were heard together After con-
sideratlon of the argument, the Court is of opinion
that so much OF the Acts of the Legislature of 1861
and 1865 inter Idicts the service execution of
any or final process of any of the courts of
TINS State for the collection OF money, is in conflict
with the article of the Constitution Of the United
States which prohibits State from passing any
law mparing the Obligations of contracts, and tnat
the SAID provisions are consequently imperative
and VOID.
IL is therefore ordered and adjudged that IN the
case first above stated the order of tine Circuit Court
be reversed and that the rule against the Sheriff be
made absolute and that in the second case, the
the Circuit Judge setting aside the service
of the writ, be rescinded
BENJAMIN F. DUNKlN, C.J.
ID. l. WARDLAw,
THOMAS ". GLOVER,
R. MUNRO,
j. j. CARROLL,
Il j. MOSES,
JOHN A. INGLIs,
L. N. DAwKIEs,
HENRY ID. LEsEsNE,
WILLIAM ID. JOHNSON.
/ dissent.
-.(Signedl A. P. ALDRIoH.
May IL, 1885,
"A true cOpy:--JoHN WAIIEs, Clerk Court Of
Errors.