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SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
AGRICULTURAL &hBcHAIBAL hheA8l1B

Official Organ of Me South Carolina Hate Agracut-
.callturaL and lMechanical Society. =;
4 T an early date, the subscribers viii. publish
n the first number of Monthly Magazine, de-
voted to the development of the material
of this State, and thewhole South; and will dis
tribute 900 copies gratuitously so that every one
NAV see what It is before subscribing. They in.
tend to make 1.-THE bestand handsomest industrial
magazine ever published at the South, and they
ask the cordial cooperation of every good citizen
lie welfare. Persons wishing copies Of the first
number, will please send their address to
WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELE;
Charleston, 8. G.
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---r----.+c. FOR AUGUSTA *
Leave CEafiso1, - = m
..s pr 20
,sr6 6unneeting ;1yith atrAins from aoutgofhetg
Memphis, Nash9iIle and New Orleans, via. Mont
gonefy and Grand Junction. 81 siii
- FOB coIUMnIA. p: :
Leave Charleston ::...: f. 30a m
;arnRS Colnnbfa sss 20 lV P.'
Connecting withtfie Wilmington ind Manches
ter Railroad, and Camden train. - 2s-s -
'..'- ,FoR. .CH9RLEsToN.:,
Leave Aug.lsta; Sg0 g. m
ArriYeat Charleston, .:i! 5l0tp- n
LeSsea gbfhmb m
1ueusfA sfAa1aHTAxPeBss ;{sUNp4 ExcEPrED
:iaSs Snaf,ssySa - ,s..;:;: .., ~ ~ ~
Ssss gaHashs hssasae ais ssS Il
aud New orleans. via ;l77tand Junction: ,sst
Leave Augusta, !. Z. * p
Arrive at Charleston, n,S....-.-.-..... M
cohuNass asais9gxRn g & y {ggEpAys gy s1gsrrHp M
Leave EhaTiestop -.r's''''r ..s; ei.rs''gee 2 R2 R2
Arrive ~ Cotufq g. 90
,ConRsctng @t4day excepted With v1is
ana CoIlimbfa Railroad H4r,,
Leave Colnmbis,. m
n. TPEHKE, General Snp perintendent.
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B@r We can no. more judge of the true
value of man by the impression which he
makes on the public, than we can tell
whether the seal was gold or brass by which
the stamp Was made.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-15
TAKE CARE OF YouR H6BrTs. - Characs
= ~ - - - oh lar,

:. TAKE CARE OF YeuR 81 B1s - Gharact
ter IS Tie substance; reputation the: shadow
onl nly.-;sometimes longer and sometimes
shorter. How important, then, is cara n
the growth and formation of habits, .since
character il but a abuadle Of habits thst
years have been picking up and combining; :;
and combined youma anhihilate. the
composition, but you eanudt. alter it, + Is
no:easy matter TO drop habits, even those
that hong most loosely the ouss,de'
We have an attachment 70 :thsmt or ahey
hsys; an astaehnentto US; which is: :notreaa.
ilg: separated; They are Ike an old par
Of shoes, which; though there: are no ad-
aantsges attending them, atal!thsy are easy
and We are 10th to least; them off,. 4hey
are:lika an old bat, which, though it has BE-
come unsightly sti1l sits camfortabIy:to: our
headIJ and we dread The breakhgg Of 6 !. reE iegg
one. -, 1.:-;-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-15

:>.GuRtNa .HiY:-Expstience:f proves, that
grasses should be :cqt fog rhay when TIE
stalks are in bloom. The bestaime: Of ALI
both for dover and other GRASSES, is just
when IA full bloam, ,:and the; earliest BIOS
SONS are beginning TO fade: Hnot too
heavy it Can thsn Be- cut In. the morning,
and; Il carefully scattered, esaTbe hauled
into tha: :barnlil Sbhe afternoon d the same
dag. ssThis makesthe best quality of haF,
Erebsins more of tho nutfilaeatt Of grass
than if If Is left exposed to dews and rains
for a.fewedags, ,sand, ,gees much sfagther both
foi fsttensiRg nsiRg stoek sld foS spfoda6ing mik.
Bot when theg ggam JIG very heavy ana fs
cut With b. moving scythe' and x5foMk INTO
heavy ~ s5ssashs sor s6ws BG*ifE net cure
thoroughly nndsr:swo days; andstis notss 90
good fas food d hatenreF s4d pnt. array
j, ,pnea day. ,DeK and moisture atwsys Yaf:
feet the Hire Of oat grass, ana weakens the
strength df the hay; : They als6,injure and
destroy ths sagsry eontainsd fhas
Stems, and render them dry and -tastelesa.
When a branch OF hay: eau Be. ee.ttxastef tight
without showing moisture or juice, It IS dry
enodS Sh t0 BE slowed away s aittae ssalt
sscatteted over hay. which hos Besu ceheht
in: showers EiiH Improve ii, xand EenderA
more palatable tostock.. '...|>s
THoveEffa lfsadiRfsas:H 81 How, much
better is;yodr farm than it, Nas ole yea
ago How much bettersarA your imple.
ments How much more lovely have you
made your. home by the planting Of trees
and shrub? y How mich 2haRec you added
fo.Ehe xs1ue II; ;yolE { psoepersy By the plant:
ing of orchard trees and the small fuitsaa
How much better is your stock of horses,
Of sheep, of catae? How much oferrot
have yod discovered im yodr mode Of trent:
ment Of the different crops you have grown ?
How much have you learned from your
neighbors, from your agricultural papers,
from podr experienoelin :relstien to your
farm -operations7 How much have yon
done to aidyopP wife and ,danght IN
their household duties by furnishing them
with improved household utensils and the
better location and Arrangement Of wells,
oisterns, walks, wood. piles, cellars, a4d
dairy-roems ?? How much of Kindness and
charity have you exercised toward. the
needy and tie helpless?. How much bet
ter husband, father brother, nan are you
than you were one Esar .eeels. e kasr's
Farmer.
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sytS ns% szpss eSsseod psesr. s,a sSpan
l&xsntV- Ssnr IviSeeoiInans' ..-,.'rf, =, $.
sEhis enterprise 6ss oriafna dn "a cpngiction
IlaaIsaeh apsesss sssssds ass. spsaaIly neeisd
aesaena ss ;Ss ninad3 oa,3
snrEs o. s e,nsssn ,s 49,
$500 and NH he snao,siis
tdseotaa shs sateresoS &c a GsssstsS SRaiisa.
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tasae e gS,sS esn ~ Bsgss
kSaliSlsbors 5a Is spisIesW WaRESHaissrt TOD
}uadesstood asspposIpgor axcIudfng The. gespai
thnt rs itrwas necessary 1or Hui1toatssAd ehdsfa
to the mysteries Of tasd, and james tathesaspsst.
tsa fss aa s
toontsnt ourselves by Swing to all. .fsith wtSont
uT,rlra 1890 q "a 4hsirS to xeSidn3t onr iar5
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:; y I'll ish nninfeh atfa.iEs Of nothpS q =
40 sssensisl' 70 our happinessf aadpsespei
5g .as:p @ prudsnce. -The Mprudeat individual
is assYs tsf3aBls,E tnpradens words aii isdaa "a
acts often throw whole communities ihto
|cohfusio1s 4sBss shes Krsfnlaeasc Of In
praasnee is nese q m idpgfy i , ueen ID relic gloda
things, Not unffeqgenay san:ear means
for doing good is destroyed by, 4 htsls 4m.
|prudianee:S ei 5Dua; Saviour admonishes Asto
tsbe wise ss sefpents:H Nosdseesh that Hts
|giyes ns ia. more. uesleptea, ,eIsnd rfsew no
neglect does greater positive damage I'd
IoW. sAn:imprndent pastor keeps ;hiasoon.
|gregatien in seentinusl broit and amin
Fprudenbs congregation ksspssits pastor -ih
continued dread 5est e,is :the. cause; ;of Christ
may -baa the saaerer tby ita5 ineunaidarsse
words and acts, .Ss. ". : ~ .s,a. m = g.. 80. :.
The prudent man t'peursioA onthe trcub-
led 4 waters y bjnt ths ihpraSdasnk ;Enndles a
fame which will cohBame his own happiness
and the happiness Of many others. By
prudence, evils prevented; but imprqdepce
probes afresh the healing wound. The
prudent man avoids the appearanee:of evh,
but the iunprudent man goes an p and is pun
lShed. ..-.-' - ::[> - :.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-15

HE1FER 4ND BULL CAlyEs.-A CORES
Fpondent at Washington, D. G., writing on
this subject, gives the following secret for
producing heifer or bull calves: ,s
II will tell you secret about the sex Of
calves, so that people can have more heifer
calves to seH,and not so many bulls. Ifa
heifer calf is wanted, let the bull to the COW
before she is MIXED; if a male calf is want
ed, let the bull. tocthe COW after she is milk
ed. The proper way to manage bull is
never to let him loose to wander about and
break down fences, get lost, &C., but to
either keep him up to serve cows, evening
and morning, or as a pair of cattle are a
useful article on q farm, yoke him to. an:
other steer and work them Kindly, and
thereby keep under control and make him
earn his keeping"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-15

4a1ausaits' : q department
.URGENIA AND. EHE SMITH FAMILY.
Editors Chronicle and Sentinel: If YOU
parmitsme space in yeur columns I Will give
to your readers an authentic, ehjun his
tory Pacshontas and Capt: John Smith:
The celebrated gaptain John Smith, ,,she
saving Bhess life by. .Pocahontasis aMss
toric event. Of mo little einterest--esp specially
toSmiA Ct that tineAwasthe earliest set
tier Of Virginia, ana stapds At the head Of
the Smith family an this. country. : We are
informed that there is q John Smith hyng
IN one ofthe Western: States, hut he eonh.nt
beshe same, ,rasn,thst settled Virgins, be.
cause he would have been too young at that
timesfl6QD, to settle nythhing. Hecould'nt
have Settled for hiis, board 5esen. Captain
Smith founded Jamestown which was to-
tsllyunfounded like manyaoft the anecdotes
about him) up to that period. Besiaes CIV
ing jamestown Start, be started nuns
ber Of Indian villages, SO that they; never
came baek sgsaH ls sasa ne eoaia sssr' M
aHHage OF that description qaioker tnan
any white man irving A. t9at. ame: he
oft, through the daily papers (the Indians
were: well redin those days. determined to
check his enterprise 60.
Smith speculated 2. geea aeai 1n eo.n,
purchasing II m the lnterloF anu sAlpplng
it to Jamestown, which ss.tassgreat gram %
centre ct that time, Chicago aot having yet
been discovered. IN one OF hls trips IN
search Of, ornsAe trss passed upon the go; go;
minion Of King 2 oHhatan, a powerful chief,
who, from observation-disclosures on the James,
had long. threaseaed Richmond; sh1 D Smith, ;,
being someHhaf nyetloaaed with "eorn,
fell into smhuscsde, ana xasss eaptpred; ;by g
PoHhatan' n'ssaqages; and 'saken before ther
Chief: Afsss & eiief bearing. II Y!ssiEeah &c 70
witnesses, were. .aEamined for tho aeeaes,
heyas condem1ed :ta die, and Was asked u
4eshad anything to sag .Mhy Jseatsneet 81
death should got got bsYssssa .apen @ nm ans y "a "a
said nothing H ssh GALA, -pniy shls DEAN
woald.seriousl inserfsre with the: e:settle-
ment ofYfgipiS, md might .eanse :hsr te:
abrasion. into fAsaL Lsso,s. stEhis had %no
effect whatever, and he Sas saafehet TO- the
place Of axeeation. There MAS ra' boulder
on which to place his head, while O. savage
painted inlhe most hideease manner was
swinging STUFFED club, andensteret diabet:
ical cries, impasient TO; aash hirs
John gazea upon ,the preparatiDns undis-
mayed, for BE belaaSed-to one of The first
had not arrived from England yeti. and he
didn't 'tseareworth q continental. ..Powha-
tan, with 9 generosity that one would hard:
" look, fol, ina savage, asked him. if there
way yanymessage he would :Aks- to- send Bis
family, and even offered to, take charge -ei
any little lnementeess he desired to. leave for
them. He Immediately befhought hin Of
an MAecasnt> insurance" policy, which
would. expire at jabous4h sans time he did,
aIid.sa tieket IN "a aGsIift Enterprise Ionly
On nrIo ,,,eo1N ho+k of which he 3es;rnrft ia
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MAN "A BELlHlDDS BElN&
= there neyes has M BEEN found in any pa
of our world. i hadraan beng asEhtdt of
:dssyotio tionA. feelings. Some Il indx dnak who
,hsd -ne ether object than to prove some
opinion .of, their own, have pahisheaaos sshe
world that Wild men hsgs been found, I'D
the soods, dsssitidtte. A tidite ef moral sense. But
|onsloseexamination these iadHid idusls have
,besa found to Be mistaken. Every member
,of The hahasnnl family hsss sema god whom be
|wsfshfps and address devoutly or otherwise,
in proportion to. the character and dignity
that he oeueeWes lis divinity toI possess. @,
piety: eonaistsin worshpiug and sdoring
q superior Being: Hsheei accerdng p
this theory, We would expect 10 find tbs
|piety of individuals. to-. assume; as many
phases as there are, diEinities; and hsmore
glorious and august the god the more, de-
7out the :Sworshippers In practice this ia
true. Man will worship, something; but
tho man who worships> Mamman never is a
very dsyont man. But an important thing,
IN = practical point Of vis*,4i that shia
plpdrhhieaiplee j siises as 8 Clue Is the different
shsaes Of piety which we see exhibited
amongst men. The character Of the rged
that, ,sl md masiiyiid iidaaf vofships, determines,
with unerring esrtainty, tho hind and. chaf:
sotSr 81 tha.pietB, IT I'll. iiaaisiduat TIE
ali important 'oonclusion: toSsshich We. ass
brought iss that 10 man can haze & tine e a lapa g
genuine .pissy #ho does not #orahi the
sraa and slivag God vho.a IS revealed il n-55he
Bible, .s-.s, ~. :. -. =: -
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MIii.sI,isMatsbss &nh&,

~ WONDERS oF.NrauTEW ORR Ra4NsHfp, I I
In tie twentieth year of Queen Elizabeth
s hlseksmith nsmed Maxi Scaliot madg q
hck scsnsiatihg of sleyen p1e9s 81 I9R
steel, and BRASS ~ Of which togethsrNith
q key to i, weighed but one grain of gold
he also made a Chain. Of gold consisting Of
:forty-thrss links, dill, ,thasi61g assdhed this
to the before mentioned lock and ksyaa he
,put the chain about the neck of flea, :wsck
drew them, all with, ease AAthess together,
lock and Key, chain aht TEA. Reighed, only
.ons: grain .snds haf. osvsldus N@hmgg
erus, who was more famous. even thar, Sea
.liot for his nainute e9ntriyspsBasis said. to
hAyemsde 1600 dishes Of turned 5aofyssap
perfect and eomfiete in every pasf yekso
small, thin, and s,snaeg, that al dSthem
were neladea ss ens 10 Hstp turned ogt
IF i peppetso7a; d de common sise:. @
Ehshaes, ,Shad, of sMiteihranch, carried this
wonderful work with him to Rome, aud
showed it tovH6pe Rs6fYs,; #ho saw and
counted them al the shsapr d*a par 81
spsctscles. They we're 50 little as Is ts d:
most INVISIBLE to theseye, johannes Fer
rarius, Jesuit, hsd IN his possession can
mons Of WOOD, With their carriages, wheels
and AL other militasy furniture M Of which
were also contained e:pepperoorn Of the
ordinary azes An sstast named rClaudias
Gal}as; made for ttHippolysussR Este. Card:
|nafdf Fsrfafa, Representations Of sanaFy
birds sitting on the tops of trees, which; by
|hydrsulic are IND secret fe6nveyance Of
water 3hroagh ths trunks. md! blsRebbss q
the trees, we're madeto sidg and eisp THEN
Hingai bnt st the sudden sppssrauee If sn
owl out Of fa bash nf che same. srtifcert they
immed dtatslfy became M nadss and silent
World .qf', ,Wouders.-
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E: Par1znalaa1A@e1r
F 4Rlell9tSK.Isb { q s. q -:sVBeERY.
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te-.c.. ~ .oFFICERs. :. ...,.
,fhsssaeas-J, Efshes, gfeoMmercest.
t,,a ~ sissds's-Hsv: ss 1asraham, 5o7
a,easu'sr-w.psn n. D., University Build
,.s9 .;ss9ss'ss.ss.s s.s = ss'essey.: msssgsr, Esq,
Esssse~'saatg. ~ Fairs AE n, Usavsrsiy Build
tlaG :: '.s:.'' - ~
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|FoUH sEss ftEc cryREssi1NaUALLY
(k$E1 hsg ea, Aotanahcing October 1st,
ss sSssss sss1 1ssaasS s,s ~. gs, sr,sSrs. @
aS 0ssssss ~ Sssa "a 1sionsssasssse ~ sRss slas An-
tonyt MtlftaE1 11ads 39isaahsSsks sksry. Pathology,
}Diaaaesofs Weeser5l FhndnR Taseaasa of the
Ega nd Fl. 9mteq 4edio;ss and Surgery,
STh6S6coidS o6fI&s 49, an t6ar xMtTnes.
1 fdsyAn 3ai5nafS md an fannS Snta fhe frst of
Fss1ssas snsn@ags sassins hraacAesss thefrst
Ta.s third Session eenmSnsss thsarstwednes-
l4aEin Mascn' and eensapuas ,nnsA the fa:st OF
'qIy, M, 4 .i ...,c =
Ihe lourth Session commences M the Arstof Sep
ere e hssn sse nr q oetoher per-
1sn sSnssa sess the
[HtHdies s-SMefesi. MiercseoTia -Hs1soioeSoai1
kf1e snd Damansfrl N. 1nSter1y :: Plas,
FHs. sIiNtSfys Sn6 orSSSHv6 SnfSaTy: Aaalytic
fsnE NFxanic. Uhsia}sfrv: P6assSScy: Matsria
tada Disessseo d. Women sad ehiid1sn ! Cempara.
IL ams aa@snt foys!oeney ;SAnscalsssn g and
TussS so0I - ehe Use OF
S9sS qeeoges Sseeaaseepe, OPP
~ 49,! & 44t224e an9 4nygoecepe also,
rrIso3oef 1ssenSaom - u MeTss ofthe Specnlum:
SStnssSss 1S1&e2 -, fflne1pse5 Md fractlce OF
3Ss.s..., .as.s.ssn - Medsc1e and
Tass SsS - ~ fSs13pi2Sx; BOOK
rupsIcns M IA ~ ~ cfst Nss,si.ara m
f44ss1Sssg.5 44SEoS u ~ 81 N aesotlzers,
cSsS ss.ss ~ So. esc.
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INDIAN CoaK-VALoR.' or ,D1sFfRENr
K1Nps.-1n the different kinds. of Indian
cornsthere is much diversity ofNalue. Some
varieties possess more fatteaing properties
than others, but are deficient. in the flesh
forming principle. Others make flesh, but
cannot make bone, and others make bone
but not flesh. Some varieties are entirely
without oil, others without starch, ,@and 9th
ers still without gluten. For the forma.
ton of bone, muscle and fat, the Tuscarora
and gourd seed varities are but in adapted,
while the hard aintg' and transparent ysrie-
ties abound in the elements which enter,in-
to the composition Of those parts Of the
system. The fattening properties of any
given variety may be determined byits ten
deney to pop when thrown into the FIRE.
The more 'e8cctual. the explosion the great
er the quantity of oil'contained in the esker.
mel, and the greater Of eonrse its fattening
properties. - ~. @'''..<' -
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A TABLE
Showing the Value fConfederate Money ia gni
-tM States Currency, rs established BY the Leg
fslatnra of Sonth Garolnas.

ted States Currency, ,as established BY the Leg
is,ature of sonth CaI9lnas :,
1891. {-c6n, :U.;& 1865; Cg. :: T g: g:
gssk sn5 ssp. as5 FIX 1dSs fSrS for Pa
hsssa 4o..",; st% 5t1 81 e 3 r. M g
s;s qs ss IF IS IsS .SsR 3D. sS ssS F F M
Yt7sstA Asib Of Id n fssk lss sSf 81 ESS 1SS
Sep{alnber, LII fbr Loot e." SOsf, 1851 for 1.00
osteRes1a Sc. S fSr pssT Ss HS5 & d lSdS
Nszs y g s5s ,,f y fSF SF SS hS isss !s 3$ r f's
$ s. S5 sgs Isss 81 81 sss ass
IssisS ~ hsS 1sfs IS i 81 81! 1g !5ss 81 M
sHns ,Ist 5 IL II fsr ser 1S 5Sss 1s@ 1s Sf fsf M
Feb'rvIst, l.22 for I.00 March lst, 1885 for LOO
TF a. 2stR. 1,48 for LOO &C." 18th, ll.72 fof i 90
March lst, Las for roo 50" Slst. lL5I for LOO
slst e sor Io9 o9 Apsa n fI fss. 80 for for 1 @
S6tT, Isl for i.oe {" :" 30th, iii tor 10t
y sz g. iS i Sr SfSS 1SS ~ s ssE M
June Isl, Lsg for l.0etst', ,ts s1sty fof ftt
a. ;sS {S so Sss fSe @ sae ~ sa s sSF iSe g
sa STE @ isS sS sSr M i.SS s:Se M Tor
August LIST, LOO for LOO lAng lst 7.s4Sfor rec
1ef'A. 31st 2l7 for .100F 's' 10th, 8.62 for Loo
Septem lst, 2.17 for 100 Slst, 8.54 for LOO
Jr s. 30th. 8S for 1,DQsSept. 1st 2.4 for DC
OctDf' LIST E35 for f00 @i%s 18th, g 9S6.for LOO
10 q slst ESQ for, l.0G u i4!06 for loo
,Noye ist. 30 for REQ 0EOcto!r:Ist, l4.O6 for 1DG
l. goth, 2.33 for LOO g 18th, lL62 for LOO
Decenr lst, a83 for 31.a8fts 3lst 11.60 for loo
go 30th. 233 for 1OO'Nov'r 1st, 11.60 for loo
1868. . {" 18th, .u.91 tor loo
Ian,ry fst. SO for Zoo "a" 36th<18.N Tor Lee
o. yGr3lsts j. o. for. l.00lDec'r lst;f490 for Loo
Feb,ry1s 1sty "a for LOOP -. 18TH 14S9 for h0e
- 2sth, l:ss for 100 60" 3ist q q, for loo
March s1st, Gks8 for. :ED0t 1866. "
"gs" 31st, $50 for LOO Jan'y 1st, $3.50 for 100
April lst, $50 for loo 18th, 1858 for i.oo
{" " 3Oth, 3s80 Tor q c:31st N.S9 for Icy
M " Ist, IS. 80 for l.0DtF let, 24.5lfOr LOG
- 9 Slst, 4.48 for LOO - 18th, u, go for log
j mn e. ist, 445 for !. 1.OO !" !" 2Sth 27.22-fo LOO
y - 18th. 6I3 for l.00Ihfarch 1st, 2.50 for loo
:! Goth. SIT for Loo g 18th, 32.20 for i 90
July Isl. .5.51 for 100 80 ' 31st, 1875 for LOO
&C 18th. IT'S for Loo April lst;, .35 for loo
3lst. 10. .93 for LOO .t !" 18th, ,54.79 for LOO
A1e,t lst, l0,85 for 1.CO( &C." 20th 68.49 for 1.00
18th. 90 for Loci I" =" 26th I3246 for l.00
I" 81st, lIO2 for Loo May ;1st .33 for ZOO
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AN and aftsf stl1day next Passenger Trains
Jswft ru6 as fo1fows: ~. -"''-H 7'''' gE
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Through Hiakes olssfa axaal prineipa points
Close and continuous cuiin Injections made Nortfand
South, Passengers reach Augusta at AS p: m.
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SON n Liberal Basis.

The Committee Of Ways and Means of the
City Council suggest that the attorneys re-
tanned by the Clark administration to con-
test the election OF the present Mayor and
Aldermen were arranged with son liberal
basis" And the committee recommend
that Mr.. Corbin, United States District At
torney, City Attorney and State Senator, be
paid three thousand dollars as ''a fair COM
pensation" for securing decision which
gave the present Mayor and Aldermen the
opportunity to make the City Hall grog-
shop, and TO display in the Council Chamber
more than the rudeness OF ignorance, and
more than the intoxication Of power.
Now we happen to know that Messrs.
Porter, Miles and Barker, the counsel for
the Clark administration, were paid fec OF
something less than one thousand dollars,
including the expenses Of professional visit
to Columbia. This points the moral OF the
tale. An arrangement on ga liberal basis''
with three leading Charleston attorneys,
who conducted one OF the most important
cases ever tried in this city, means the pay
ment, for the three, OF one thousand dol
lars. But ga fair compensation" for the
Radical senator and government offif
who defended the cause means the pay .iivnt
of Just three times the amount This is the
advantage OF being on the winning side. In
this case, mayhap, the three thousand dol
lars will benefit him that 9iues as well as him
that takes.