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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
MUSIC.

Can accommodate the public with music for tslls
nartia- and eTenades at short notice. and reasotl
allie terms Lessons given on every instrument
Residence on 10Th street, bet WALNUT and Cedar.
CAIRO. ILLINOIS
myiOdtf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30

Ike Hammitt, Columbus; VIM. White.
Paducah; Champion, Cincinnati; City OF
Cairo, st. Louis; Anna, st. Louis; Ken
Nashville; Virginia, N. 0,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
MILLINERY GOODS.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOOD
Everything Fresh and New.

Mrs. Anna Lang has Just opened fresh snd stTie]
~ fshionAhe stock OF bOnnetS, hats. flowers IN
6ons and fancy goods generally, nd A. she - ~ I
expense, she u conhdrni OF her amllly u undsw~
invited TO call
She also colors, beaches and makes over bonnet
and hats In style. Stare on Tenth street, b-twee
Washington Avenne and Walnut street
Also fnll stock Of worsteds. oct tti
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-01

"Christmas in jasper was dull
day comparatively. With the excrp.
ton Of q grand high mass at St.
Joseph's Church. there was no cele.
bration Of the day. or commemoration
ofathe great event ior which il 10 Oh.
served. Beyond few extra diunke
on the street nothing was observable
to distinguish il from other days.
IN Huntingburg We are informed
that the Methodist and Evangelical
Christian congregations celebrated the
day by . social meeting Of each cYn.
gregation, and vocal and orstoricsl
exercises BY the members of the Sab
bath Schools. Large and splendid
Christmas trees, laden with splendid
gifts for the dutiiul children, were
provided in each church, and the ii.
iorts Of the children, on their part, IL
please were creditable, ediiyibg and
pleasing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-01

DAxoERous LocALIrY.-The cornc,
nf Warrick county bordering on Du
hois, and aronnd Taylorsvillc, is get.
ling to I've a dangerous locality tor N
man with the appearance OF having
money ab'nt him. nnless he ALEC has
Extra nreans Of defending himself. II
will soon rival Seymour and New
Albany tor its lawlessness. Several
shooting affairs have occurred there
the past year. and it is nod.isK Ne.
common tor neighhors to take shoo,
1T each ether to settle difficulties
On yesterday week ago = stranger
was toand dead on the highway lead.
ing from Tsylorsville TO Pikeville,
with bullet hole through his head,
and y knife stab in his body. lie wac
supp .ssd to he a kensnckisn whose
father bad purchased real estate in
the neighborhood, and died in Ken
lucky without entirely paying Tor it,
and the con had promised to take the
money and complete the payment
The dead n,an's pockets were ritied.
and no clue lett to identity him Or bic
murderers.
During the same week the body OF
another man was found hid in stnmp
in the woods near the Tayl"rsville
and Huntingburg road, frozen stiti,
with no clue rs to how it got there,
and on Saturday lsst as Mr.. Moriiz
Williams. OF Huntinyburg. was riding
l'ome from Taylorsvile, where he had
been to collect some money doe him
from one OF the Rice's. he was assault.
tei on the road BY three highwayn,eD.
who commanded him to surrender.
but he put spurs to his horse and
broke from them, 1T the same time
firing two shots at them from . re-
volvcr, hut without hitting either Of
them. He was 40 badly scared he
was glad to get away with q whole
hide himself.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-01

FrRE-WoMAH BURNED Up.-Cn
Christmas day Mr.. Benjamin Disch.
anger who lives east OF the creek. abonl
amile from Jasper, came into town
TO church with his wife. leaving his
mother. Mrs Ursula Dischingel, about
70 years "ld, at home. together with
four hildren, the eldest about Z yea T
OF age. The children were in on.
room and the old lady in another, and
the oldest child says that Mrs. Dish.
niger came into their room Will, her
clothing all on fire, crying for help.
The children became frightened, and
ran ont Of the bouae, leaving the baby
in the cradle. and went to the barn;
arriving there, the oldes, girl thought
Of the baby and ran back and got it,
and when che got into the house the
Old lady was standing by a bed com
pletely enveloped in flames, and tho
bed on tire. The honse. y large double
log. was burned. together with every.
thing in il, involving = pecuriary loss
OF probably FIVE hundred dollars. -
After the fire had gone ont what was
lett Of the charred, misshapen remains
OF . loved mother was ionnd in The
cellar. and gathered up. A large
number attended tie funeral on Sat.
urlay. She wac also the mMhsr III
our fellow townsmen, Mesrs. Paul and
Joseph Egg. II was q sad Christmas
to them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-01

UT Pork trade in THE place
has been tolerahly lively the past
week. our merchants getting 10 Z
good many. Prices range from SS to
$3.50, per 100 Ibe., though . good
mary Sarmers refuse to cell at these
Ggnres:~
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ESTR ~ notice.

EBTHAY NOTICE.
TAKEN no bv Obed,nh fs,epnwsy q.
: P."hs TO-. Dubois COUNTY, Ind on.
estsss heHsv. ~" ySsss aid lse, Gc,ire. d.tl
I'd color and mssked Said hcjt., vss IN.
psstsed ~ 1l6 Nv Hs,u.r Snmlwkop and
nen,y Fink. Dec. &. 1859. before WIN
6endstcAsS0, =. 2. ot 'pstoks r..
DsA ~ H.A aOLTHAUe, Clssk
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that The On.
= s'gnsd hes tsen appointed A dminis,rs.
~. ~ sLe ss's'e Of LsI,hsSsr Kress, late Of
Dubois County deceased. Said ss.sis 10
.uppOsed 70 BE- aoivrns. rI
CATHARlNE KREsS, Adm'sx.
Jan. ], 00>E~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18
CONGRESSIONAL.

THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE REPORTS THE
PRESIDENTS AMNESTY UNCoNsrITUPI NAL
MEMPHIS, Ell PAso AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON, February 17.-Last night the
House passed the Tax bill, and the Senate
passed the bill removing certain political disa-
bilities.
In THE SENATE to-day the Judiciary Commit
tee reported that the Presidents amnesty pro-
clamation was not authorized by the constitu-
ton.
The Judiciary Committee report against
present action ON the credentials OF Senator
MiS6r, of Georgia.
The conference report on the Navy bill was
concurred in. It claims to save 81 .000, COO, and
reduces the perspnnel of the navy to its stand
ing before the war.
The following is the resolution proposed by
the Judiciary Committee in regard to the Pres
ident's amnesty:
Resolued That in the opinion of the Senate
the proclamation of the President OF the United
States, Of December 25, 1868, purportlng to
grant pardon and amnesty to oil persons guilty
Of treason and acts OF hostility to the United
States, during the late rebellion, with restora-
ton of rights, &C., was not authorized by the
constitution or Laws.
The Committee on Public Lands reported
bill authorizing the construction of railroad
and telegraph. to be called the Memphis, Ell
Paso and Pacific The bill gives the night OF
way, but no lands.
Stewart moved to recede from the Senate
amendments to the suffrage constitutional
amendment and adopt the bill as it came from
the House. This occasioned long discus
sion.
Is TIE HOUSE, o joint resolution regulating
travel by steam vessels was passed.
Amendments to the banking act we're dis
cussed all day, and finally the whole subject
WAS tabled.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18

TIE LONDON FIRE BRIGADE. The report for
1868 of Captain Shaw, the chief officer of the
metropolitan Fire Brigade of London, fur
nishes some very interesting statistics. Ihe
strength OF tho brigade Is represented by 378
fir,men 49 hre engines, 3 floating stations, AZ
telegraph lines and II miles Of telegraph wire
2 fl ,stine steam cnslues lirge laid and II
s.nall steam engines, 81 manual engines or
hand pun ,s or various siz.s, and Us hfc es-
cap-s. or the 1868 fire. waic!l weie reuorted III
1868 10 than o,e-ffth OF Sol occurred III prl-
yale hous,s. Que hundred and slxty-two
lodging houses wero slightly Damaged.
Ths Iires Id other classes OF housos
we're rcen ID victualers 69, drapsrs
"a, builders &C. m,llIners Is, and hotels
and club houses 13. Tho otuer 1res are
stated to bayo been equally divided &nons
a most every other trade sud n'anu1ac /.
ture practiced ID London. Tne causes II
the fires ore attributed in large proper
ton of instances to smoking tobacco, alr.ng
luen, children playing with fire, lig hts thrown
from the streets, canules us ID carelessiy, COL
tact OF clothes With gas flame. fumlsatlos III
scots. burning waste-paper, aad intoxlcatlcn.
The sumlgatlon OF rats gel fir to seven shlps,
the heat OF the sun ignited an ludla ruboer
factory, and the vapol OF rum caus ID anoh7r
fire. Uf the fires in private houses, ~ were
caused bv accidents with candles, SO by defects
in the fue. tue oven, the hearth or the tire
place, AID 43 by sparks from the fire.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The puglllst Aaron Jones died st Louisville
yesterday.
The Indians are settling fast on the Washita
Mountain reservations.
D. G.. olcutt OF tho we'll known firm O. o.
cutt Cooper & Co., COMMITTED suicide in Sa-
yannah yesterday.
The order IN Havana allowing citizens to
bear arms has been revoked. Ihe arms must
be delivered to the government militia in few
days.
The Southern Press Convention met in Mo-
bile yesterday. Delegates were present from
North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee.
The Y.,nsas Senate by vote Of yeas "A,
NAYS II, refused to Strike tho word white from
the State Constitution. T"o senator's voted
nay because they wanted the word male struck
out alec.
ARichmond jury, half whites and halt blacks
under the instructions of Judge Underwood
hs1B found verdict of $500 against the Rioh'
mond and Fredericksburg Railroad Company
for putting the wife OF RJbert s;erens.
Charleston negro, i'll aseconG-o2ss OR, ast'l
selling her drst-e:ass ticket.
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WASHINGTON.

GRAND NEGRO INAUGURATION BAIL-oNE HUN
pRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR SHERMAN
ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS FOB THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE negroes
have perfected arrangements for grand ma1l-
guration ball.
The Secretary of War directs that there
shall be no rc-enistment Of soldiers detailed as
clerks.
The friends of General Sherman are raising
for him one hundred thousand dollars. E.
It's stated again that the Senate udiciary
Committee is about reporting a Virginia bill,
by which the people will be allowed to vote for
or against the disfranch sing clauses while
voting for the constitution itself.
One million two hundred thousand dollars
worth of bonds have been issued to the Pacific
Railroad Company. This completes the enc
thousandth mile west Of Omaha.
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lspEc1A1. rE1EaRAM TO TIE DAILY NEWS.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEWS
COLUMBIA, February 17.-IN THE SENATE, the
following bills received third reading and
had their titles changed to acts, and were Or
dered to be enrolled: Bills incorporating the
Amateur Literary Fraternal Association and
Calvary Baptist Church of Charleston; the bill
to incorporate the Rocky River Baptist Church
of Anderson.
The following we're passed and sent to the
House: The bill TO prevent and punish bribery
and,corruptlon; the bill to regulate licenses for
Wholesale and retail dealers in liquors; the
Joint resolution relieving j. NJ. Wilder, Sheriff
of Sumter, of FIVE per cent. penalty.
The following were read second time and
ordered to be engrossed: The bill to requisite
the ldistillation of liquors; the bill to incorpo-
rate the South Carolina Savings and Building
Association, No. 2.
Donaldson introduced q bill to incorporate
The South Carolina Improvement and Trust
Company, which was read the first time.
In THE House, Feriter introduced a bill to
invest the Clerks of the Courts Of Common
Pleas with certain powers and duties hereto
fore exercised by Commissioners and Masters
in Equity.
The House passed the Greenville ard Colum-
bia Railroad act over the Governors veto by
vote of yeas ST.; nays, IA.
The veto message was partly read, when, on
motion Of DeLarge, the reading of the latter
portion, in reference to lobbying, was tabled.
The act has become a law.
DR.. Mackey appe sred in the House, and, on
motion, was invited to seat on the Speakers
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18
IFF4IRS IN THE S1,1TE.
Horny.


Messrs. f. 2. Harilee, E. T. Harrison and
Shadrach w. Vaught have bsen appointed by
Governor Scott m gistrates for Horny County.
. literary sosisty was organized III Conway
bore on last TUESDAY evening. MIR. John r.
Tolar was elected tempoi sry chairman, and q.
p. Bolton, Esq, appointed secretary Of the
meeting. A committee was appointed to draft
plan of organization.
The Conwayboro' Sentinel says: "a serious
sffray was occ lsloned on our strsets Saturday
AFTERNOON, by u negro man nameG Moses Bea'y.
His curses and threats against white men drew
3 number around, when he promscuously
brickbattcd the crowd. striking several quiet
ci izens The sheriff and his deputy arrested
BIN and lodged him in jail
Marion.
A bald eagle was shot few days since, by
Mr.. Uriah Collins, on the wnst side OF Great
Peedee measuring six feet from tip to tip OF
The energetic citizens OF the Little Rock
County are about to build q new and comfor-
tabl church. They already have $4,000 on sub
scription with the prospect of more. The
Methodists in that neighborhood are able to
bnild good church.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18

%WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from The Moyune Districts OF China the choicest
chops of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS Of new seasons,
whiot are unrvalIed for their strength and eicacy
of flavor. We warrant our TEAS to bepuse and un-
sdulterated aud to give general satisfaction. As we
are onstanty in receipt Of large careoes Of Teas. We
ore enabled to offer to the public the finest chops at
oprice that mauy dellers Offer Inferior Ten at.
trial and COMPARISON will at once prove tn asser-
tjon and ouiy renins for the public to ud for
themselves. VIM. s. CORWIN & co.,
No 216 King-s rect
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in view of the fact that there is now bill be-
fore Congress providing the manner OF remoy-
ing political disabiities, would respectfully
recommend that any further action on the ,
part of the House be delayed until said bill
shall have been acted upon. =,
On motion OF 5 B. Thomson, the report was
adopted.
The House was engaged the remainder OF
the session. in the secon reading and discus
sion of the Educational bill.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18
EUROPE.
ITALY AND MEXICO.

ITALY AND MEXICO.
FLORENCE, February 17.-Diplomatic rela-
;tioI4 between Italy and Mexico will soon be
restored.
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN SPAIN - TROOPS FOB
CUBA.
MADRID, February ia popula, demon
.stration has been made here IN favo- of ref-
gious liberty and the abolition Of capital pua-
ishment. Active preparations are being made
at Cadiz to embark six thousand troops for
Cuba. Escobanto will be sent with the troops
by the provisional government.
ATTEMPT TO AssassNATE PRnl.
MADRID, February l7-An unsuccessful ct
tempt was made yesterday to assassnate Gen.
eral Prim. Three persons have been arrested.
THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, February 17.-Parliament has been
formally opened.
TIE oRkTAN RESURRECTION OVER.
LONDON. February 15.-The following news,
which ,s official, has just been received here:
oAll the insurgent chiefs Of Crete have sub
mitted to Turkish authority. The Island is
now tranquil"
TURKISH OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS.
CossraNTrNopLE, February 15.-The Sultan
has appointed Mehemed Emen Ali Pasha,
Grand Vizier and Minister Of Foreign AT
fs;rs; Reschid Pasha, Minister of the Int.
rior; Medhat Pashs, Governor Of Bagdad, and
Omar Pasha, Governor Of Gambia.
THE mKA 20 RECEIVES THE FOREIGN MINISTERS
AT YEDDo.
LONDON. February 15.-News has been re-
cei1ed from Japan via Shanghai, that the Mi
kado had rece,v,d the Ministers OF Foreign
Powers at Yeddo with great cere nonv, and
showed an earnest desire to maintain peaceful
relations.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18
aTTaE EXTENT 10 WHICH lie nDUL

ITERATION of liquors is carried on 10 this coun-
try M kcs it the duy ct the purchaser 10 1--we ii.
cato tho merits CT Llc article offered Tor s2e, II is
vel: known fact that MANY Of The Braudics. Winos
&c. ure manufactured from rcncu Extracts, Essei-
ii, OILS and alconol, which is poisonous, thereb.
causing many injurious docts.
The pubic Is justly su;p ;piclons OF nearly every
thing put up for saleuder the name OF Liquors, anu
tho lr de has bcon brought into d,srepuse and IL
order TO in sur. 10 tbcse who desire Pure Article ii
is only necessary io- to say that we Import Drec
q sraudics, Wines and iius. aud warrant thon pcI-
ieo ly pure as ORIGINALLY imported.
MI Bottl Liquors bearing the labels OF ".
cORWIN & CO., can be relied upon as being pure.
E1-Purchascrs should NJ ice that the Payer Ca,
over the cork is not broken. We ply for Bottles thai
havo our labels on, One Dollar per dozen, wien re-
turned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18
funeral Motiffs.

RAJ The Friends and Acquaintance OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. TANNING. and their son FREDE-
RICK TANNING. are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral Services Of Mr. F. d. TANNING, at hais-
past Three O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON. at the Glebe-
at, eet Presbyterian Church. February IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18
speriaI natiles.

evcoNslGN NEEs PER RsTEAMsHIPM MARY
LAND, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she
is Tbs DAY dischargiug cargo at Pier No. /. Union
Wharyes. All Goods not taken away at sunset, viii
remain; on wharf at Consi gnees' risk So
MoRDECAI & CO.,
ro,r,or, 10 agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18
February IS
.s.Tall oaks from little acorns grow.
large streams from little fountains flow"

Large Streams from nttIe IouHHAtnS N0"'
ag SEVEN YEARS Ago THE PLANTA-
TroN B1rrERs were but little known. To-day there
is not nook or of our land where tney are no1
found and used. The sal has reached the enormous
number of Five Millions OF Bottles annu lly, and II is
constantly increasing. It only shows what can oe
done with really good medicine, and o Systematic
course of making 1t known. Perhaps no medicine
in the world was ever 30 deservedy popular as the
PLANTATION ,B1TTERs Go where you will, among
the rioh or poor, and you will always find these Bit
ters in use Their merit has become an established
fact, and we cordially recommend them in cases OF
dyspepsia, loss Of appetite, chs and fever, head
ache, &c, &c. ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18

An instrument has recently been contrived
by Professor DondeIs, Of Utrecht by mca or
which no can measure. with the greatest accu-
rucy. the interval between an impression on
the senses and it's acknowledgement ~ some
action OF the viii.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18

a5- BArCHEEORS HAIR DYE. THIS
spleud,d Ha,r Dye is the bost IN The world; ,t'
oaly true and perfec, Dye; narmicss- reliab'
rstantsn ous; no disappointment; no ridiculon
rints; comedies the III effects OF bad dyes; ,pyis"
ratrs and leaves the hair sott and beautiu black
nrown Sold BIZ all Druggists cus Perrnr ers; ar,
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. Nc
Rouds,tree,, NeY York. yI January )
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aT SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.. ANN
GRIFFITH, wife Of ". T. GRIFFITH. shopkeeper
and armer residing at Reeves Station, South Caro-.
lima Railroad, Coleton County, South Carolina,
hereby give notice. that will commence business
on my own account, as SOLE TRADER, OF the eI-
praton of one month from this date. February 4th,
1869. th3 February4
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sa-rO CONSUMP rIVES.-THE ADVER-
TIsER, having been restored to heIlth In te"
weess by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung Affection, tnd chat
dread disease Cousump ion. Ia ANXIOUS to make
known to his fellow-suffar ers the means Of cure.
To oil who dcsireit no will send copy OF the pre-
scnption Used free OF charged, with the directions
for preparing and using tho same, which they will
Aud sure cure for Consumption. Asthma Bronchi.
tas &c. The object of the udvert or In sending the
rscscrp ion is to benefit the afflicted. and spread In.
formation which he conceives to be invaluable; and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as 1t will
cost them nothing und may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ac-
dross R.v. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
FehruaryS 3mos
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RECEIVERS NO rICE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED. having been appointed Receiver OF the
late firm Of DAWSON & BLAORMAN hereby gives
notice that all claims against said firm must be pre-
sentea to him, and all persons indebted must make
payment to JNO. I. HUMPHREYS,
January Is No. 27 Broad-Btreet.
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Spefial Motiffs.

RsNoTrCE.-HAvING PURCHASED OUT
Nr ROBERT TUT LES interest all his personal
property, and his interest in the Pnevile store at
St stephen's, us P. F. DAVIS & CO., hereby up
point him my Agent to transact my business, to pur-
chase goods, collect debts. and receipt for me in al
business transactions.
February ], 1859. PHILlP +. DAVIS.
February 18 htu4T
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as-J. S. MARTIN (LATE GRUBER &
MARTINI will be pleased to see his friends and Gus
toners at VIM ). CoRWIN & CO., No. 275. King
strnet hetuean WantWorth and Beaufain.
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Marrieb.

eARswi iLL-MoINNEs.-on Monday evening
Febrnnry l. 1862 oy the Rev. DANIEL DuPREs, Mr.
BENJAMIN CARSWELL, of JEFF rson County, Ga,
to Miss ANNIE s., eldest daughter of the late JoHN
MoINNEs OF South Saptee.
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February 8

gESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON lBE
Errors and abuses Incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood with tho humane view OF treltm ,nt and cure,
sent by mail fee OF charge Address HOWARD
A.. ocIArIoN, poI P, Philadelphia. Pr.
January 20 3moe
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18

CoLuMD1A February 16.-THH SENATE vas
crowded this evening by. spectators to hear the
debate on the veto message. The Spe'ker anu
q large nuc,ber Of members OF the House oi
Representatives, as well as large number OF
other visitors, we're present.
Senator Corbin read The report OF the Com
mittes on the Judiciary, showing thai by the
records of tine Senate the act to rc-cnact GER
tain acts lending The name and credit of the
State to the Greenville and Columbia railroad
was presental to the Gov-rnor at ten minutes
past two P. III. Saturl!Y, February 6, 1919
and was returned on the Wednesday following
between twelve and one P. NJ.
The coum' tteo express the opinion that the
"tlree dlys." as used in the 22l section OF ar
tlcls Of the Constitution Of ths State, must be
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAPITAL.

raE SENATE PASSES THE BILL LICENSING LIQUOR
DEALERs-NEw POWERS FOB CLERKS OF COURT
THE aRRENvIhLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
BILL PASSED OVER THE GOVERNORS yEro-DE-
ON LOBBYING.