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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-06-23
GREAT BARGAINS

NNHE ladies' of the Industrial Association
Il being compelled to remove from their
present depository, have determined to
offer their stock of READY MADE CT, 9TH
ING at very reduced prices. The public
are invited to call at once and examine
them: Ladies, gentlemen and children
can all be supplied. June 12
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
DRS. REYNOLDS

I<sseez-~eA DRS. REYNOLDS 81
jySs REYNOLDS are .stifes
iHYfp pared to furnish ASnis,
FICIAL TEETH on q larger scale
than heretofore, and at rates much
below the usual charges.
Their recent Improvement, lately
patented, constitutes the highest
order of art in this speciality. and is
fully warranted. Dentures con-
structed by this process possess many
advantages over gold plate work, and
can be supplied at about half the cost
of the latter,
An examination of specimens,
especially by those having experience
in such matters, is respectfully invit-
ed. Ordinary VULCANITE RUB
BER SETS $25. The same, strength
ened by gold bands, $50. Terms
cash. April 30t
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THE CAROLINA HOUSE

MWnext to Bremen L. Carrolls. ia now
~ under the sole proprietorship Of the
undersigned. The best of everything. in
the way Of WINES. LIQUORS, ALE, Sc
CARS, TOBACCO, etc., kept on hand.
LUNCH every day at II o'clock. Give
him call, and test the correctness of the
assertion made above.
June 10 RICHARD BARRY,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
AT Palmetto Iron Works, Columbia, S. c.
I 25-HORSE POWER ENGINE, with
i Tubular Boiler and Saw Mill, complete.
Will be sold separately, if desired.
l 10 and l 8-Horse Power ENGINE, suit
able for plantation use.
- Keeps on hand Gin Segments, all sizes;
Plates and Balls for Cotton Screws; Sugar
Mills, with or without frames; all sizes.
Also, manufacturing Mendenhall's Pa.
tent Hand or Power Loom. One can be
seen in operation st the Works.
Iron and Brass Castings made to order;
Mill Gearing, Pulleys, Hangers and Shaft
ing. Jobbing promptly attended to, and
all work warranted.
May 20 1mo GEO. A. SHELLS
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Republican County nominations.
Republican Union District Cone
ycntiOn.

A Republican Union Convention, iur the Fifst
Congressional District OF Vermont, will be- held
AZ Rutland on "Wednesday, the ith day OF August
next, AZ one o'clock, r, m, for the purpose Of
choosing a candidate tor Representative To Con-
gress, 20 be supported by the Republican frecmcu
81 the District AZ the election on the first Tuesday
OF September next, and one cector Of President
and Nice-Pnsiarut, 20 b. supported by the free
men Of the Dis'Iici AZ the election on the first
Tuesday Of November next. The Republican
Union voters Of said District are invited 10 be- re-
presented in the Convention by their delegates 20
he chosen in compliance with the following rs
olution, adopted by the District Convention held
at Middlcbury on the 18th day Of August, 1867
RsSOlreR That the next Convention in this
District be called AS a Delegate Convention each
town Ia he entitled 10 one delegate and an iddi-
uonal delegate for every one hundred and every
fraction of one hundred LANCER than fifty votes
cast by said town for the Republican Union can
didstc for Governor, AZ the election the year pre-
ceeling the time for holding said Convention the
Distinct Committee 20 prescribe the method Of
election of such delegates.
The delegates 81 the several towns IN the Dis
tri't Will b. chosen at primary meetings, called
by the Republican Union COMMITTEES of the re-
rcctivr towns, and mus, be provided with crcIcn.
tials signed by The secretaries OF sad meetings.
I. J. PITErS,
W. G. DUSTuN. District
Henry LANE. Committee.
CH,Utr~ NJ. RLIss.
July |, 1865.
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IF WRINKLES COULD DE- REMOVED As
QUICKLY AS

Changes TIM colon 0i tie Hair from Gray TO Black,
people might laugh a; the rayases Of age. The
IguceSs only occupies five minutes.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERvATINE.
wamau's Rights Among the rights Of woman
may be recAonea the right to preserve her hair in
its original l0Nuu,nce, gloss, color, texture and
elasticity, as long aS She can. To enable her 20
DO 80 W recommend the very best article We
know Of preparation about which there is no
deception, which We have tried and seen triel
i',l lac. found wanting We mean Cristadoro's
hAir pg,~grN,r and bpautif,r.
S1I by Druggists and applied by al Hair
Dress rs. Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane.
Prnep Il Depot No. 6 Aston House. jll7dSwlm
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DE-. TOBIAS CELEBRATED VENETIAN
IlNIMENT

Whose wonderful cures, sure and Instantaneous
action. m esst, of chronic rheumatism, headache,
'nrtAae0r. cuts, burns, collie, cramps, dysentety,
&c. hay, astJUi,hrl the civilized world. II Is no
new cttch-peuuy, bat au article that has stood the
test Of twenty years: Ike enormous sale and
rapidly increasing demand is At once the surest
evidence OF its u-etuincss and popularity Try il
ana be convinced. No family should De without
' tutt e. IN tho hons. hundreds Of dollars and
many hous 81 suffering may be saved by it.
timely use. collie, crunp, dul dysentery yield at
NhrF to ITS pnlu- .utt'lNe properties, II i per-
freely maostnt, aud can be- gwen Ia the oldest
person or Youngest child. No matter, If you have
up cuutdcng" m Patent Medicines try tins and
you viii t. >urr 20 luy again and recommend to
your friends Hundreds 60! Physicians rrcun-
mend n M their practice None genuine unless
signed, ">. l. Tobias" ruoe 80 cents per bottle.
sold ty al flr Druggists. Depot. So Cor'landt
str.-.t. &t.N York. luiy1l&wIm
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Spsfial Aotifss.
MORE CAUSES OF moon POISON.


Excessive labor or undue excitement sometimes
ooe ,a.on serious sickness by causing an aooeleFst-
el motion 20 the blood, uTigf, tear and anxiety
hunt hy making the hlod "a circulate slowsI
both causes may pnauoe serious evils 70 the
hvslth auless prevented BY timely ali, Here We
are admonlshei OF the superior advantage Of
Brandryths plils. loT # the blood goes too last,
iIun nervous oT other causes, they allay the tuT-
mol and arr healing balm TO the brain, While,
should the hlooi circulate too slowly, unung the
skin with dark hue, they At once relieve the
llood Of is excess Of carbon, thus they relieve
the mind and r,,'1re the health should an Or
gan L. weaker than the rest, there impure mat
tens NON the blood viii BE- deposited This Is the
way Jumps, huils, tuIaurs, eaIbuneles, are pro
dueci. Al .gu ouIed, often PFtYentei, ~ the
lse u lraulgrth's Pills,
Principal office, hr,nireth House, New York
soll ly all duglasts lulyl'dSvlm
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The Congrc>>Ioual Question.

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'''" !, ''' ,'' ''''' ','''''s 'i'' ''H''E Is ''-
lux pay (" P,v''y '''''' ! '''i YOU
i"ere "o"Id seem 10 Dc '' way hul iHr
tue ii''SS'.S 10 'oI1'" III me wax" or the
,'' : "'fS, N""' Is 'hefe no way 10
'''',N uP inns secret cahEaSSing l can
Sy' "u' one way ana 'iia' Is Tor the pco-
P'' u PERCEIVE 'l' vortex INTO when they
| =. ''S'''',S MINIS Of me voters Of
y ''''i'"' i''luiy N''"" "'"' 'A'y afeN"t-
i"'' even our 0'aie "'leerS' much NOR"
'"r men 20 Se'd /" " aSi''ngton. 1t does
NOV seem 10 make any difference whether
Nho" II among us or ".stranger' II one only
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Francisco, via Portland, Rutland and Chi.
cage, Of vast Importance and benefit 10 all
the people Of the Union, and that here, in
convention assembled, We pledge our.
selves 10 do all in our power to aid in the
early construction Of the only unproyidcd
link in Vermont, from Woodstock 10 Rut,
land,
John Cain next addressed the conyen,
ton, speaking OF local topics and Interest,"
connected with the building Of the TO d
proceeded at length 10 show the ad ,,n.
tageS Of the line aud the facilities il vopIl
afford International trat'i- and n. infn.
once upon foreign commerce AT a its ten.
dcncics towards the opening Of new ave-
naos between different part, ~ the
world,
Hon, u, T. Nicholson addressed the
oonven'ioa In a brici speech, indicating
an enthusiastic interest in the project as
being vital 10 the trade and business of
our town, concluding with practical sug.
gos'ions as to the duty of oar citizens in
promoting the future development Of our
town,
Col Wheelook G. Vealey WIS then
called upon To address the convcn.
ton, aud responded in "a brief and peril.
nent speech, hvoring the project aud cX.
pressing conviction Of the great inn
portanco Of securing It's completion not
only for its connections with the great
chain Of railways, hut for its local import.
ance.
Hon. Seneca VI, Dorr was introduced To
tho convention. lie proceeded to express
his interest in the enterprise, as one
which would, in its results. prove OF vast
benefit to the country, and especially this
community. His heart was in the work.
having full faith in the ultimate accom-.
pliShmcnt of the projected line, for. the
laws Of travel and transportatioAwhich
governed nncrringly in Al matters of this
character, would demand its construction.
concluding with a review Of the influence
Of railroads upon the business aud growth
OF our community
The resolutions offered by Mr. Cain
were then unanimously adopted.
The convention then appointed the fol-
lowmg-named gcntlcmeu Us DELEGATE, to
the international convention 70 be- held AT
Portland on the Eth OF August.
( john Cain, Henry Clark, John praut.
Charles sheldon, Charles Clement. vii.
liam Gilmore, D. f. Nicholson. l.. q.
Kingsley, George \. Tuttlc, J. c. Dunn.
W. \. ". Ripley, lockwood Barrett.
Chester Kingsley, John Iandon. John VI.
Hall, II. G, Clark, f. \. Morse, Elvcvn
Pierpoiut, VIM. NJ Field, l.. Y. y. Har-
wood, Charles d. Brown, ]. J. Il. Randall,
Rutland Milo J. Moore. .Shcrhurne .
Hiram Baird, Chittcudeu: {. \. Thomas.
FittStield; J. y. lIo>.ln~on, NJ. Holly ;
Thomas Morse, Plymouth; c. II. Ray
mond, Bridgcwatcr.
On motion of Mr. Cain any other per-
sons present not named in the list are in
vited to accompany the delegation.
After remarks by Gov Page and Gen.
Washburn relative to the duty dcvolyin-
upon all in relation 10 the furtherau,r of
the enterprise and the enthusiastic spirit
manifested by the a>Scrublase, On motion
of Hon. u. W. Taylor tn, convention adj
iOurucd
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no OWNERS OF HORSES AND Cattle,

Tobias p,Iby Condition Powders, are warrant,
III superior 10 any Others, or no pay, Tor the cure
OF disternp.r, worms, bots, coughs hlae'eovnd,
colds, sc, in horses, and colds, coughs, loss Of
milk, hlack-tongue, bora dlstemper Sc, IN eat
DE. These powders" were formerly put up BY
simpson |, Tobias, son Of DR., Tobias. and since
Ll, death the demand has he-n great that DIR.
Tobias has continued 10 Manufacture them.-
They are PERFECTLY sale and innocent; no need OF
stopping the working ot your animals. They in
crease the appetite, gave a nne coat, cleanse the
stomach and urinary organs, and increase the
milk Of cows, Try thea, and you viii never be
without them. col, rhilo L. Bush, of the "Je-
rome Park Race Course" Forlham, y. ", would
NJ, use them until be was told Of what they wers
composed, since which time he is never without
them. lie has oyar twenty running horses In his
charge, aud Ion the last three years has used no
ott,l medicine tut them. Sold by Druggists aud
Siprykeoprs Throughout the United States,
Inoe IS auts per box. Depot, 10 Park Place,
New Iok. Iulyl'dSwlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

4 \ standard and Official LIVES OF shy.
MoUR oul BLAIR. \ taok iuT every hlusrv
and a'Noik of present intcrgs, and permanent
value, No Democrat or Conservative sau d.
without II, uT have just understanding u tho
issues before The country without reading H.
Agents arr everywhere finding Il the best 0lfur.
tuulty 20 make money ever ltgIcd, syud taI a,r.
cUlar~ and see our liberal terms ana fun de,,
,nptlan OF tho work. AdiieS, NlIED STATES
PUBLISHING CO., III bIV,me street, New
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4 GFNTS WANTED FOR TnE

: a standard and otiiaal LIFE OF hon
SDlil lLER tOLFAA, Indispensable to ju,,
understanding Of TIM political issues Of The day
and endorsed 10y the leaders OF the EeYuhAaan
party. Tho claims Of this statesman 70 thc
gratitude 81 the nation arr clearly 49, forth IA
Tins volume, that uour 81 he aluutYs ,su ataH
20 be without a copy. send Sol circulars ana >a,
our literal terms, and tull description ~ TN,
great work. AlGrpss [ NIlID STATES TT. I,- ,
LISTING CO., NJ. 81 nroome So, NHw York.
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7, ,~.t, .,... Grandfather a., DR. T,,,,. miro.
=
WAS d ~1Ere'7' All H""Rh ihe pace was guinea il
H''.a HIS h'" Majesty, William ", used it
i,E '.'iul. !Ar"ra'ls'u, and was entirely cured,
alter zttruhs for tw" years, his attending physi-
cnm- hsln' oH1o'" 20 effect a cure, and he wrote
"a I''isr" 'hAuK-, Witch IS noFS IN possession Of
my uncif III liverpool, have offered zion ster-
linz for that letter, but II was refused. In 1877
pat It ont ~ she United States, and now, in lsGS
The SAID Is lratuous". Thousands ct families are
p.F externally or take internally. For II year.
h.,, ,,,,,r,,,.i =, IL, ct,r. Via. ,.,i,,,i,L, ,,,-
pl..it,ts. Cbg,,.r, ,,.,,rh., 1ry..,t.ry r,,,,,
COIN, rr,r,.f. l,,.,-if,.. .,rl SEA- S,.l,,... -,
internally. ana Cbr,., phsp,oa,i.,n. Rum.
cuts. l,r1.l.... tf,l Nor, Ta7,h,o)a Frosted Fec,
"'-' ana l'''hS IN 'ho7'' BACK
,,.5. - ,,'',,' 80
# ,..,. when n,.t TRACKED M ono once tr,.in,,
i, o,IB ever BIZ. ,,i,h,ntt u so,a bv prppois+s
pra- Fittv Cents and one Dollar Derot 10
Park plana. \. Y.
Mother ht'sy QpS , sXi29P ior ehliaren
isIth[ nv. mothers day-an1 NIGHT. Isl 9piet-
ING medicine tor children. only IS cents. sold
by Druggist 44-w&d'y
IND q : prrcr,s
..y.,..,.. d., ;, .,,,,.,-i. -;., a.
-. il ~ Is. I's,' - 80,
,1,,, - ,,, ,,,iI,.,',,t,,.a1
-...'..,,. - 80. ,''..ilii
,3I. i,D - - rr,r,.tI a. ,r..,.I+.,',.
t,'.,,>
H. pt,r,,Ir ,,;l T.. =. a.. p,r,,r,,,. ",
Rp,l,r1 W. Ttn-sa,y I,,o ,s,h ara 60,
,,,,,,., .rIt,,.,l,,.,,..r ;,,,.s1,,.
rr The very highest pr11e. The Cross If the
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the same place feom which We have just
estrleated The South. Now, once more ]
say, voters see TO il that Seneca NJ Dor
Is eIeete'. 10 Congrt,,, CoRTEI,
HARVEST PRosfrECrs.-Fram al part,
81 the States come reports that crops win
tord an average yield, There is how
ever difficulty in obtaining labor Ia cut
and house the opgu Cablegrams from
England state that the harvest there will
yield abundautly, bat news from Russia
is OF gloomy character indicating a
failure Of crops The news taken in total
is highly fayorablr u the States The
calamity that HI, fallen GA Russia will pre-
vent the gluttiug ut the European market.
and American corn and Hour will most
probably command higl, prices during the
fall and winter The most abundant
harvest in England illl, far below the
wants OF the nation. Thus Liverpool has
become a great depot Ton American agri-
cultural produce, II, quayS and ware
houses are filled with the riches Of this
land Of plenty. What the poor in the
United Kingdom would do were it not
Tor American produce i, more than can
be explained The agricultural produce
from America keep, English home pro-
ductious AT moderate hsurt,, aud la, for
many years regulated the produce trade,
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JACKSON : CATARRH SNUFF
AND TROCHE POWDERS.


\ delightful and pleasant remedy in Catarrh,
Headache, Bad Breath, Eoarsenrss, Asthma
Bronchitis, coughs, Deafness, &c, and all disor-
ders resulting from colds in
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS.
THIS remedy does not "dry up" Il catarrh but
t""sens II frees the head OF all off nsive matter
quickly removing bad breath and headache al
t'ys and >nuthes the burning heat in catarrh is 50
mid and agreeable in its effects that II positively
CURES WITHOUT 5NEEZINdl
A. Truche Powder is pleasant to the taste
ana never nauseates when swallowed, Instantly
gives TO The throat and vocal organs a deliciou.
sensation Of GOODNESS and comfort Is the hest
voice tonic in the world! Try it. safe, reliable,
and only IS cents.
sold by all Druggists, mailed free address
COOPER, WILSON Il CO., Prupr1etors.
Wholesale Agents. G. c. Goodwin & Co Rus
pros Bird, Boston; J. F. Henry * Co, Water
=, Sold in Rutland BY Pond & Morse and Fem Il
w. aug2d&wly
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n1 Ladies of America, do not fail to try Sir
Robert Cigars Celebrated English Life Bitters.
They cure Dyspepsia and preserve the general
health. m15dSwt,,
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INK. LANGLEY ROOT AND

- HERB BITIERS are a sure remedy tor
Liver Complaint in all ITS forms, Humors OF the
Blood and SKIN, Scrotula, Dyspepsia, Costlvenes~,
Indigestion, Laundicc, Headache, and Bilious
Diseases, General Debility Sc. They cleanse the
system, regulate the bowels restore the appetite,
purity the blood strengthen the body, and thor
oughly prepare 1t 10 resist disease Of all kinds
GEO. {. GOODWIN & Co, Boston, Mass. sold
La. MI Ii,n,.r,riafa
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u-~HAT Will IT Do! Is THE

---HAT WILL IT DO Is THE
wv first inquiry the sick make con-
WV ccrning medicine. Suppose TAR.
RANTS SELTZER APERIENT
is the subject Of the interrogatory, what then
Simply this reply. 1t Will reneve and cure head
ache, nausea, hatulenee nervousness, costiyeness,
debility, hiliousness and indigestion. Sold by
Druggists everywhere.
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..NNrEARING OF THE GREEN.
send tor auu!ass, terms and n,w,papcropn.
4 GENTS WANTED FOR TINE

Ais, Family Quarto Bibles, hest edition pub.
Ashe7. VA. FLINT, ruhlsb,y,
q So. sfh -, Philadelphia, Ia
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Am advertisements.
IN WHEELING, W. VA.
/ AtToRN FOR SALE.
5 Stories, SIKH feet.

For PHOTOGRAPH, descriptive Circular.
terms, and other particulars, aidivss
NORWAY IRON MANUF. co.
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cottage HILL SEMINARY
MAPLE WOop INsrlIuTR....

VA one Of the oldest Female Syminare. in
the country widely known torits superior facilities
aud unTlNalcd location, Allrcas Rev. {, Y.
SPEAR, Principal, flttsneld, Mas,
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Mother BaIry's Quietine Syrup tor children
teetlirtR, makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy gives mothers day and night. Is quiet
ing medicine tor children. Only Is cents sold
By Druggists 44-w&dly
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MNrn rArruE. FREDkl-L.

Thu only rliihle i,.n,ly tar ,Ease brown dis
cai"faoors on the ftee o. "v,rys Mob ,al
tfo'kle Lotion" Frpar} only ny DR.. 3. g.
Perry - Bond st, New York. ~ Sold every
wAegc. march.ut Gxria
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

more complete than AZ present, AMI you can So
by our numerous ADVERTISEMENTS that we claim
and viii sell all goods in our line cheaper than
any other Drug House IN Vermont.
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FL The very highest pr11e, The Cross of the
Legion Of Honor, was conferred on the represent
nttye Of The Grover 81 Baker Sowing Machines, at
the Exposition uniyerselle, Paris, 1861 thus at
testing their great superiority over all other Sew
ms Machine ap29if.
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4ETNA LIFE INSURANCE co.

Hartford, Connecticut.
ASSETS OVER S1O,OOO,OOO
RHOGT1 iESU S9G ltEa IN 1857
Nj iVJn,
inn, a. ttI.onIDia hdfNCY,
bismsbs
life is Of
ChOSi FAMILY and spreading
set his house ~
&COG
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on magistrates executions: a bill to
punish sheriffs and other officers vio-
latiDg the homestead law; bill to
renew the charter of the Camden In
dependent Fire Engine COMPANY.
Laid over for third reading.
MIR: G. ID. Hayne introduced re-
solution, that every contingent ac-
count against the State shall be
lodged in the Comptroller's Office. at
Columbia, on or before the 26th day
OF December, and that it shall be the
duty of the Comptroller to examine
and report on the same to the Legis-
lature, on or before the first Monday
in January of each annual session ::
and that no such account shall he
considered or acted upon by the LIE.
gislature, if not presented by the
above time, and unless so examined
and reported; and that no such claim
shall be considered unless they are
properly dated, showing the COM
mencement and ending of each cnse
upon which payment is asked. Re-
ferred to the Committee on the Judi
ciary.
Mr.. Morrison introduced q resolu-
ton, which was adopted, ordering
an election to fill tn vacant seat Of
Hon. George A. Bennett, of Beau
fort.
Mr.. Whipper introduced bill to
amend an Act entitled "An Act to
quiet rights vested under military or
ders." Read and referred to the
Committee on the judiciary.
Mr. Tomlinson introduced q bill to
renew the charter of the Charleston
Bible Society. Read aud referred to
the Committee on interpretations.
MIR. DpLnrgc introduced q resolu-
ton, which was adopted, that when
this House adiourns, it stands ad-
Jonrned to meet on Monday next, at
l2M.
Mr. Collins introduced bill to re-
new the charter of the ferry on the
Great Pee Dee River, at Mars Bluff,
in Marion County, known US the
Mars Bluff Ferry. Read the first
time, and referred to the Committee
on interpretations.
Mr.. Susportas introduced bill to
provide Il clerk for the Auditor of the
County of Charleston. Referred to
the Committee On County Offices and
Officers.
The Speaker laid before the House
communication from Mr.. w. r..
Field, rendering his resignation as a
member of this House, which was
not accepted.
A bill to incorporate the Citizens
Savings Bank Of South Carolina was
taken mp, discussed and amended.
The following named members 49,
tained leave of absence: Mr.. Bullock,
for twenty days; Messrs. Hyde, Field
and Jackson, for ten days; Messrs.
Boseman and DeLarge, for three
days.
At g. 25 adjourned.