Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-10
VOLUME XXxI.--Nc. 2 :

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be liable to all the modes of eXaction Which
may be used fer1hc seollectionH ef fines. II
collection from the convict cannot be lad.
then the State shall be. Liable for one-half
the costs. II the accused should be acquitted,
the Judges or -iagistrate before whom the
trial has been had, if he las become satisfied
| in the course Of the trial that the prosecution
was without probable cause, may order that
1.-The prdecutor shall. pay the! costs ofsthe
prosecution, and thereupon process for collec-,
tion shall go against the prosecutor, in like
manner as in case of conviction, ,it might haze,
gone against tho convict. 4,,.l. .5ts,.,s;- =.
| NLYIII. For the District Court Of Berke-
ley the provisions Of this Act, shall prevail,
subject 10 the following notifications, name;
ly: The Clerk, Sheriff, Master and Registers
in Equity, and Ordinary, for Charleston Judi,
cial District, shall have the same powers and
be subjectt to the same duties and liabilities.
in respect to Berkcly District, as. like. officers
in Other Districts. An appeal from .ne Or
dinary Of Cha; lrs..on Judicisl District, wh;ct,
under this Act, shiorl,, go 10 aDistrict Corr:,
I.accor!irg 10 tic rules which. If such Election
District had an Ordinary. would deiermlo
the Ordinary that should haze jurisdiction,pf
the matter in question. The various Boards
Of Commissioners in Berkeley District shall
report to the Court Of ,...'d District, and te
subjectto it in like nlanne .sin other. Dis
tricts Boards are to their respective District
Courts. Tic records of Berkeley District
SHALL be kept in the office Of heClerk of tie
Judicial District of Charleston. The Judge
of the District Court Of Berkeley may. hold
monthly and quarterly s;ttings Of his Court
at such places in his District az &c may ap-
point, taking care tegiye dro public notice,
and all prcccss>ot Lis Conrt shall be returna-i
Llc to such place aslhe Judge of the Court
may appoint, and he By suitable words fraIn,
ed accordingly. Jurors for common JureS
shall be summoned by The Sheriff from ANY
c;;izens of the District, ard for special Jures
Iiir&rs shall be drawn from box which con.
lains lie names of all citizens of the District,
the Judge being at liberty to reject, Of thoso
drawn, any citizen who lives NOR. than
twenty miles from The place where the Cvur:
is appointcd to be held.
MIN. Al: the provisions Of this Act ill
apply 20 tic District Court Ct Charleston,
aod all TIE officers of The Judicial District
OF Charleston will occupy the slme relations
10 the District Court Of CHAR -ston as Ike
officers doin other Judicial Districts to the
District Court. Of such Districts, except as in
this Act excepted in reference TO Berkeley
District.
In the Senate House, the twentieth day,of
December, In the yesr OF CIR Lord. one
thousand ght hundred and sixty-iiye.
.'' W;D: PORTER,
President Of the Senate.
-" O. II. SIMONTON, +.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
What is Religion! :.
Is It to go to church to day,
To look dcrort, ard seem to prsy;. 4!
A..i ere The norrou's sun goes down, .,
b, dealing slaader through the town?
Does every s.nctimcnOus face
Dcautc tho certain reign Of grace?
Does rot 4 phiz that !seolds at sin
CT veil hypocrisy within: y
Il it to take our daily walk, - eS
Ana of our own good dccisto.talk, -''-.9E
Yet oftSa practico secret .cripp, .-,.; -,
and tau. mis- spend our precious t,iac ~
I, it for,sect or creed - fight,
To call our zeal the rule Of right,
When what we wish is, Mt tho best,
70 see Cur church excel the rest?
Is ii: to wear tic Christmas dress,
And love to ail maakind profess,
Bu; treat with acorn the humble poor,
And bar against them every door?
Oh no, religion mems not this
It's fruit mc-: sweet aad f.irer is;
Us rrecept tiisto others do
rs you would have them do to yoa.
1t sricvea TO hear all Ill report,
And scorns with human Eoes to sfor.-
OF others deeds i. speaks no i'll, .i
But tells cf good, cr keeps, them still.
,s,i BIsHor IEBEa.,.