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whose attentionahad been previously
called to it. Tho. train could not
have been as heavy as many freight
trains passing almost daily. About
one hundred and twenty persons were
on board the train, ane. it is miracu,
ious that so. few were wounded or
killed. None realized the danger un-
Til all war over. and there never was
such fearful scene perhaps in which
tho participants acted so deliberately
and with such apparent presence of
mind. The chasm was not over
twenty feet deep. nor more than forty
feet wide, and into this space was
ushercd mass Of human beings, COW
cred by the falling timbers and par
ticles of the breaking cars.
Messengers were despatched to Co.
lumbia OF once, and walked the entire
distance, about twelve miles. A train
went to the relief of the sufferers, as
stated yesterday, as soon as it could
be got ready, and at II o'clock the
welcome sound Of the whistle announc-
ed the news to the eager watchers
that relief was at hand.-Pheniz.
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Joint Stock Company-Auxiliary to
the State Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society.

In another column will be found the
committees in each County of the
State, appointed to assist in procur-
ing subscribers to the joint stock COM
pany which is to be organized as an
auxiliary to the present State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society. We
ask leave to commend the matter to
the citizens of the several Counties OF
the State, and to ask that the CON-
mittees pro eed promptly 20 tho dis
charge of their duties. The object of
this p an Of forming a joint stock com
pany of this kind is to place the State
Fair upon a secure financial basis.
At present, the expenses of the an
nual fair, proceeding from the premi-
um list and other sources, are met by
the receipts at the gate during the
Fair, and the payment of life and an
nual members. These sources are
contingent and uncertain: A rainy
Fair week might render the society
bankrupt. A certain, reserved fund
is essential to supplement the receipts
Of the society. Hence the joint stock
feature is adopted, and inasmuch as
the present State Agricultural and
Mechanical Society. holding property
as such, did not feel authorized to
change it's legal character, it was, as
we hold, wisely resolved to organize
a joint stock company, and make it
auxiliary to and co-equal with tho
present State Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society. The shares were
put at $40 each, and as soon as $50
90 has been subscribed, the company
is authorized organize under the laws
of the State. Already, about SIS, 900
worth of stock has been taken, or a
pledge that it has been taken. We
believe that 100, 600 could be prompt
" raised. $4,000 would be equal to
the wants of the case. The indus
trial argument for and in behalf of
South Carolina is enough--to soy
nothing of other coDsiderations-to
induce patriotic citizens to step for
ward and at once consummate this
project, so useful to tho State. And
let this be borne in mind, viz: When
a man puts his money, in this joint
stock company, he makes not a contribu-
ton IN charity or public spirit, BUT he
MAKES A GOOD, PAYING INVESTMENT.
In other States in the North and
West, experience shows that such
stock not unfrequenty pays from ten
to twenty per cent.-in the way OF
The stock will be taken
40. and could at once be taken up,
In. = extend the influences Of the
~a,..r~".-s ..,..,--nne end Of the State
10 .le osha:..:., i. .>rj5st advisable for
r.,a1h Ignu., o. r. .>uHc3 Id by
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The Railroad Accidsnt-Co
--u the Wounded. -
The wounded individuals are

Ihe WounQeQ lnQlFluuate 1Fe ~. -.
as well. as could be sexpectod 81
Isaac's wounds:arg ssssrss but arc nos
considered dangerous. Senator Lo-
max and Mr.. Smith arc still alive, but,
little hopes arc expressed of their re-
covery. Colonel lIagood is still alive.
His head was terribly crushed John
R. Trapp, mail agent, (rccently en-
ploycd in the post office had his leg
amputa,ed yesterday. Mr.. Barnes is
improving. His face is badly cut.
Further Investigation into the cause
of the accident shows that ono wheel
of the express car broke-thus throw
ing the car of the track-the trcstle
gave way and the other cars fell
through. The traius are running as
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. being transferred
at the break. James A. Hoyt, Esq,
of Andcrson-whow was on board the
unfortunate train-givcs the follow
ing Information:
The accident occurred at Cedar
Creek trestle, in 200 yards Of the
bridge over Cedar Creek, at halfpast
3 o'clock P. N. The engine passed
over safely, and when the weight of
the entire train was upon the trestle,
that structure gave way. and precipl-
lated the baggage car, second class
passenger car and the foremost pas
senger coach into tho chasni. The
second passenger coach, occupied
chiefly yladies and their attendants,
was perforce thrown into wreck, and
those in the front part Of it were bu-
ried beneath the rubbish. The suffer
ers by the accident were mostly in
the second class car and the foremost
passenger car, although four or FIVE
persons were injured in the ladies'
coach.
The engineer had Stacked up to
cross over the bridge, and was just be:
ginning to increase the rate Of speed
when the crash came. But for this
fact, tho loss Of life and limb would
have been fearfully increased, as the
train had been running at fifteen
niles an hour, and was behind time
Ia Less time than it takes to record it.
there Was q scene of Of indescribable
sufferings and agony. Anxious, in
|quiriug faces among the fortunate
snd shrieks for help among the wound
ed, revealed terrible scene. Those
who escaped injury were at once res
cued from. the debris, and the work o
cxtricating the dead and wounded
The men were cool and calm in the
discharge of their duty: and the wo'
men behaved nobly. Every assist
lance was almost Immediately render
ed to the sufferers, and all united tt
the utmost exertions to- alleviate tn
pangs of the manned and dying.
T Dr.. O. B. Mayer; of Newberry, wa
the only physician on board, and &C
lively engaged his valuable servise
forth relief of those, most in need
he was without means, however, IA
there were no remedial appliances a
hand, md there was no dwelling ii
the immediate neighborhood.
! The accident might have occurred
|at any time. as the trestle was posi-
Eliye!.- 5annreoHs according to th'
'3od@n:za< e informed person
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LIZ BANKRUPTCY.

In the matter of A. G. Hawthorn, Bankrupt
|; ADY virtue Of orders for sale to me directed
HID Issued from the District Court Of the
United states for the District Of South Caro-
lima, 1 will cell at Abbevilet Couit House. on
Ssleday, 5th December, the, folloa ing property
|of said A. C..Hawthorn.
lst. The tract Of land, known al the House
Place. containing $40 -nctes more or less
bounded by D. . Ha~thorn. Thos. Hawthorn
and otherA, op; ;Taylor's creek, within 8 miles 9
Due West. > 80 -. %. -
I'd The "Muiphy Place" containing 10:
acres, more or less, ;0n Cliickasax creek, With
lin one mile of Due West. and bounded BY
K Brownlee. DR.. r. G. Grier, and others.
SD. The House and Lot in the Village o
Due West, containing some II acres, more o
less BOUNDED BY DR. J. {. Miller, estate Of J
r. Brovnlee, sud the Easkine College Lot
Also. The chooses in action due to said .
G. Hawthorn, consisting Of great number o
notes and accounts on various persons, ant
275 shates stock Of the Gresnville d Columbi
Rail Road Company.
And on Wednesday following. 7th Decembe
at Due West, various srticles of pc, sonal pro
perty, consisting Of mules. wagon. carriage, DC
R-H WARDLAW.
,...,- Assignee:
Nov. II, 1870, 20 4t -
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Rooms U. L. A., Abbeville, S. c., !
Nov. IL, 1870. !
At q special meeting of tho Central
Union League of Abbeville County,
convened on the above date for the
purpose of paying tribute of res
pect to our lamented President, and
the peoples dear friend, Hon.
HUTSON J. LOMAX, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed: -.... sr"
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God to take away from us one Of our
most faithful and devoted true friends,
the Hon. Hutson J. Lomax, and as
as we arc called upon to perform this
our sad duty Of respect and tribute to
the memory and death of our deceas-
ed and lamented member and brother
The Hon. II. J. Lomax, which sad
painful event occurred on the 18th
day of November, 1870, be it
Resolved, That he having been con.
nected with us q true, faithful and
jealous member of our Society for a
long period, and unfortunately for US
all, cut down in the prime of life with
all of bis energy and faculties in full
bloom, it is indeed sad. But I'VE bow
With humble submission to our Crea-
tor who has been pleased to spare us
to offer this our last and lamented tri-
butte of respect to the memory of our
dear friend and lanented president.
Rssolved, That by the lamented de-
cease of our true and tried brother,
the Hon. II. J. Lomax, this Society
has lost its most active worher and
truly truest friend, and We bow with
humble submission to the supreme
power Of our God, and humbly i'm
plore his tender mercies to The bereav
ed family of our deceased brother
and we tender our heartfelt, sympa
|thies to bis widow and fami!yin thi'
their hour of bitter sadness and tribu
lation. .-.
Resolved, That a copy Of tho abov'
resolutions be sent to the family o
the deceased membes and true friend
and that the same be published in tn
IAbbeville Press ano Banner, and 9th
! or newspapers in our neighboring Die
|. trIcts. T.. L. GUFFIN, -
J, President u. L. A. G.. Fl.
- - a .
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STATE AGRICULTURAL AND MK
cHANrcAL SOCIETY -; AUXILIARY
SrocK CoMpANY-The following cit
izens from Abbeville have been ap
pointed, in obedience to the resolution
passed at, the meeting Of the Agrl
cultural and Mechanical Society, or
Wednesday, 9th inst, whibh sead al
follows: !,
Resolvsd, That q Committee ofthree
in each County, and six in Columbia
be appointed by the President Of this
Society, to assist in procuring subscri
bers to the joint stock company
which it is proposed to organizeas as ar
auxiliary to the South Carolina Ag
ricultural and mechanical Society.
Abbeville-A. M. Aiken, ]. Il. Lat
lmor, W. A. Lee.
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-. s-s-sS,s -.---------r.
PrsaaS-Ja award@5 4 tae SSi;,ees I il. K.

The : following prem.-.s &,ss,:
awarded to citizens Of AbbeFille, >.
the late State Fair
Second best bale Wool-D. Wyatt
Aiken. s!.,.,->-- ~
Best bushcl white wheat-D. Wyatt
Aiken. ..y 49,.
Bushel red wheat-D. Wyatt
Aiken.
Bushel Rye-D. Wyatt Aiken. I
Best bale clover hay-D. Wyatt All
Bale lucerne hay-W. G. Rice,
Best collection peas-D. Wyatt Aiken
Largest exhibition of Commercial
articles grown and exhibited by
any one planter, including stock,
field crops, &c ID. Wyatt Aiken.
Cashaws, (three)-D. Wyatt Aiken.
Best Ayreshire build. Wyatt Aiken.
Ayreshire Heifer-D. Wyatt Al
ken.
Durham low-R. A. Griffin.
Braham bull-W. G. Rice.
Berkshire board. Wyatt Al
ken.
Berkshire sow-D. Wyatt Aiken
Second best light-draft brood mare
and colt-Master Dav. Aiken.
Best Essex board. Wyatt Aiken,
Best Mule, (south Carolina raiscd)-
D. Wyatt Aiken.
| Single harness. mule-A. n. Al
ken. -. .---s
Grade Merino buck-D. Wyatt
Aiken.
Pen Merino Ewes, (three)-D
Wyatt Aiken.
Best full blood. Cashmere buck-D
. Wyatt Aiken.
Gallon Sorghum-D. Wyatt Al
| ken.
Ham, cooked-D. Wyatt Aiken
j Jar pear preserves-Mrs. A. n
Aiken, -
Silk Quilt Mrs. S. MCGOWAN. {
Worsted Quilt Mrs. T. c.. Perrin
:. Floss Embroidered Infant
Shawl-Mrs. A. NJ. Aiken.
/ Embroidered Cushion-his
Susie MCGOWAN.
J All persons competing for the pre-
miums for tho greatest yield OF COT
ton on one or more acres, as publish
!, ed in tho premium list, or for th
premiums offered by Messrs. John T
Dukes, G. W. Williams and J. N: Rol
son, of Charleston, must send in thei
certificates to the Secretary, at Coke'
j tury, by tho 18th December mex
'P srties hsve already handed iu sin
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How TO MAKE HONE ArrRAcr1YE-Don't
have your stairs without bauisters, at tae. risl
of breaking your children's necks. Don 'thavt
wooden ceilings, that require . cord ofrlghs'
windows without glass, 60 that whenever Il
rains You must shut out the light Of heaven
furniture and faas your carpet But. order al
the necessary materials fol flushing 70, ; HOUSE
in comfort able style from p: p Toaie, Charles
ton. =. c.. the latget manufacturer Of suci
things in the Southern States. ''',- s
Nov II, 1870 I'm . -. .-,s.rss
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FORTUNATE EscAPE.-A colored boy
Of some twelve or fourteen years of
age, whilst crossing the public square,
on dark night last week, fell into the
public we'll, (the top of which was par
TALLY covered, and was precipitated
to the bottom, a distance Of about six
ty feet. The alarm was Immediately
given by alad who accompanied him.
and he was rescued without receiving
any injury. The we'll has since been
repaired. 1t was certainly remark
able escape. s-.
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pie statements, which cannot be re-
ceived. The conditions of the frs,
paragraph of first page Of premi
um list must be strictly complied with.
The Executive Committee will
meet in Columbia, at Z p: M, on Tues
day, goth December, when the pre-
miams on Essays will be awarded.
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The MAILs.-The irregularity ot
the mails is truly provoking, and calls
loudly for remedy. For two or three
days of the. past week, we were with
out our Charleston exchanges. Some
times the mail for Greenwood and
other intermediate points comes to
Abbeville, and sometimes the Able
vile mail goes to Anderson and else
where; the mail for those places recip
rocating the call. What is the mat
ter? Can the mail agent inform US
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..=... FACTS ABOUT TIE
. EMPORIUM OF FASHION. :
" Hear what the traVeling corres~
pondent of the Charleston m4u-
rieI says of the Empor orium of
Fashion Z. .ss-s
Z 9 t's.AbbeyiIle, Sept. ze

"Abbeyille, Sep. 80
.Strange as it t.1nay appear the
handsOnest. and most unique mil.
linery establishne ent and ladies
furnishing store generally in the
whole State is to be found ins tlis
sa CeIlittle town of AbbeX eXflIe..
The proprietor is Mr.. sDaIne
Fowler, and with q tiispIa q
taste for which only WON llsllal--
1y receives credit he has fNed up
a Fashion Emporium and fHed2it
with an ortment of sge6tss in
his line which is rresisdb ble.
reckon that more irate wives
have been appeased by HoWler's
beautiful headgear presented BY
penitent husbands than would
fill the largest church II this
place."
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CONSIGNEES.
The followipgpersons have freigh

The followingcpersons have freight
in the Depot:
N N MTanant, W D Murs, G A Viz.
anskie, Baker& Co, F A Wilson,
Norwood, Dc Pre- e. Co., j F. Osborne,
J G & E Edwards. E Nelson, John
Knox, VIM White, Jas Norwood, J
Il Wideman. Barnes & Co, Jay 4 Brad.
ley, Rev A P Nicholson, W S Mccoy,
Miller d. Robertson, O. g Haskell.
j w MARSHALL,
Agent.
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Markets..

ABBEvnLE, November, 1s..--Cotton l2sl4
New YoRK, November 16 --GoId l24. Co,
ton easier, uplands lst; Orleans l5s; saies
800 bales. -. -
: 7P. VI. Cotton frn-sales 500 bales; up.
lauds l6@. Gold 12ta124
AUGUSTA, November To- Cotton 16c.
CHARLESTON, November ls.-Cotton opened
firm, but Is now qa'et--luiddIiugs ljS; sales
400 bales.
LIVERPOOL, November l6. Cotton closed
firm uplsnds 81; Orleans g.; sales 1900
bales. - = -
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We ask the attention Of the pub.:.
lorg-tested and nnriTsled
FAMILY MEDICINE. .

A m LII AVA IDAo ss-.
It ha. been f.vorAbly known for more thar
thirty yrars, during which time We have re
ceived thousands of testimonials, showing till
medicine to be an almost Deyst-fail'ng RENE
DIV for diseases caused by or attendant upon
Sudden Colds. Coughs, Fever and Ague
Headache Bilious Fever, Pains in The Side
Back snd Loins, as vel as in 1be Joints sn'
Limbs, Neuralgia and Rheumatic Pain in any
part the system, Toothachs and, Psips il
the head and face. ... -- ., ..-A-'.
As a Blood Purifier and Tonic for tn
Stomach,
It seldom fails toscure Dyspepsis, Ind g"s-
tion. Liver Complaint, Acid Stomach Hesrt
burn, Kidney Complaints. Sick Headache
Pile., Asthma or Phthisic, Ringworms, Bols
Felons, Whitlow,, Old Sores, S~elled Joints
and General Debility of the System.
1t is also prompt and sure remedy fo
Cramps and Pain in tho Stomach, Painters
Collie. Diarrhns, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Cholers lnfsntum
Scslda, Burns, Spra'ps Bruises, Frost Bites
Chilblsrus as we'll as the Stings Of lnsects. Scor
pions. Ceptipedes, sud the Bites Of Poisonou
Insects and V-nomous Reptiles. 49,.
See directions accompanying each bottle
Sold by aIl Druggists.
Nov. 4, lS7O-lm
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Public Notice.

,DUBL1o n oIlcE is hereby given that ap-
I plea.inn: will he made at tie next ,ses:i"r,
Of the gislatur", for Charter OF incorpo'a'
ton of the Abbevills Agricultural aodety.
O4os~s 7, 1870, IN ...-.--
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~ The Proprietor Of the aEmporium takes
pleasure in proclaiming the public that bio is
show handsome stock Of Dry Goods and grand OF
Millinery as be found in the State
In DresMakng he prepared to insure the
most fastidious = s.3@s7rs,
The Ladies in charge Of the Millinery and
tmens have returned their Baltimore with
4eI aerstanding the Fall styles their respective De-
7 tnea ~ going charge high prices, neither am i
going 70 c a3..e .aa. - as will cause failure IN either
taz Ne business *ori2 unless such
z,, " viii sneegs Bridal sa:6t $Stan mp at very
lee Goods saa6lc as &ia+ q Llyess always on
notice His lEsae n cycr I}gfo=at s.sss SIS
Very resrsctfAk, E<&@S =.
Oct IA, 1876 25, tf .s6357ss.ssp k5Sy
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H- The State Legislature :mee.s !.
Tuesday next, the 22d instant, and
not on Monday, the 28th inst. ,.'ss"e'1s.-, -.
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MONEY!
TO the Needy

0UR CUSTOMERS and FR1ENDo
~ will remember that we SOFA
our GOODS SOLELY upon the OK
pectation of receiving payment 1or
them on or before the 1st OctcDer'
"Time about is fair play. we
need money to carry on our business
We have assisted you --now help US and
save that heavy interest.
Our accounts for 1869 must be
olosed-friendly if we eau, forcibly If
we must.
WALLER & BROTHER.
Sept %, 1870, 22-tf
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~A meeting of stockholders of
g.. idqe Rail Road Company,
s-:-# 80 80 -. instant, has been
a:.. ,,,l..c.j =. T.ar:ft1 9Th instant,

i gEc L}aLy i.r>2~. ! t..e.Golt!i@
Eorgan, ,.- 80 @ItIn.., AZ. u {oi,.li'.
tbia on Fuesday
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COVER, cox & MARKLEY

Agent at Abbevile, DR.. j.. W. Marshall; at
q reenWoo !. j. A. &W II. Bailey; at Ninety
Six, T. G. Ipscom.'; ss Cokesdury, j. l. Eul'
Tyr. IL. 1870 y 1M
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ESTABLISHED 1885.
GreenvilLe Coach Factory
COVER, COX & MARKLEY

I'VE would announce to our customer that
~ We are prepared now to fill all orders
for VEHICLES: Ms have added to our Stock
Of Wood Working Machinery. and increased
our S,alf of Workmenl to about 20, and there
sore trust that none of our pstrous will be aus
appointed in haviog orrers promptly hlied'
The Stock of Que, Two. Three, Four and S,1-
Horse Iron Axle Plantation WAGONS VIII De
kept full aud nov, as Tor ons',hrd O. sT.Sn seD'
tury rsst, these Wagons shall be the STAND
ARD of LXCELLENCE. :...
We have large STOCK Of Light bOGe%lss %
AND 70. kAWAYS, Of our own make aaso
. Stock of Northern built BTGGlEo-oo.n
low and high priced, for those who WIEN 70
purchase Northern work. as cheap ss any J
Southern dealer. We call special attention 40 70
the improvements aking in our spt.lNu
WAGONS withoet raising the price, We arc
furnishing them with great care painting
' Price Iisl. promptly mailed on application
Send end us uli your REPAIR WoIK. Freight
only charged one way on it BY th' R. R.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED, BY Rev. j. F. Gilbert
on,7th inst, N. VIM. T. SPROUSE,
and Mis- N. J. ABEL. - :. - ~.
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"Biil marked thus t") ore being redeem
the Bauk Counters of each. -:
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THE aAisOs PROTECTION COMPANY.

company OF capitalists who have been organized
for time for the purpose OF supplying FIRE boats
for patrol service the rivers Of city sent their
first and best craft on n cruise around the city for
the purpose OF giving the representatives OF the press
an opportunity OF inspecting the wretched DOCKS
and piers which disgrace the city. There were
present on board about eighteen BOhemans
who never had local much less a me-
ropolItaD DabitatlOn or u name and four rcpre-
sentatiyes OF the press. IL might have been
possible for these latter TO have camel good deal
Of information concerning the condition OF the docks
II the Bohemans had been put ashore when the boat
started from the pier, and IL certainly would have
been more pleasant. The trip, however, very
agreeable, and the refreshments supplied by the
Jolly and goOd-natured Captain Wyte were found an
excellent anlidote TO the hunger which the sharp
created
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SOMETHING WRONG IN THE TOMBs.

In the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday there
was considerable irregularlty In the manner In which
the Warden OF the Tombs had the prisoners present
for trial. 1t seems that this Inconvenience to the
presiding judges in this court has been ON the In
crease for some time past and Judge Bowling yes
iefday became so annoyed by the constant non.
appearance OF prisoners when called for trial.
IN accordance with the calendar that
he was constrained 10 express publicly mis-
opinion oil the negligence 81 Mr.. Stucomb IN
attending To his duties. The Judge affirmed
positively that should there be repetition or
the iniornalities which were apparent yesterday.
ton OF business IN court he should feel II his duty
to report the matter to the Commissioners OF
negligence remedied. Judge Bowling has also III
strucied Mr. Johnson. CLERK OF the Court OF SPECIAL
Sessions, To require OF every subpoena server an
aiiidayt To the effect that the subpoena ensrused
to his charge has been served, this cours, beiag
deemed necessary Ia consequence OF the continual
absence of Witnesses necessary In cases OF prosecu
tioa Of prisoners,