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New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHAEGE.-F1Rsr CALL
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.


M ooo n "a g Con 5f00 $40 Con ~ ~
IoSoo n SEQ Con 250O $50 Cou ts''''i w
On 0oo n X $40 Cou '65 h....Oi
, az MAJ. Aonds railroad H0Hds-BaNk ana R1tTodd-bIe
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Dancin9 Ataoemies.

Ddncin9 Ataoemies.
A DODW0RTHs DANCING CLASSES ..
"a. FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN. OR CHILDREN
AORNlS6S, AFTERNOONS or EVENING receiving pups
No 22 th ave- Twenty sIhs No COL Rhhsye Send
for circular
nE GARMO" ING-ACADEMY, 50
- Fhsye Pourteuthst Glasses for beginners constantly
forming. Glasses in The Boston" and Redowa.
HLASKOs DANCING CLASSES will COM
mene NOVEMBER at Hsruari Rooms siih and
Fouy 1T Send for circulars
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

The days business at the L. s. Sub-Treasury was:
Gold S25944 lf Currency payments. Sijl97 y
Gold 483j % Currency balance. S6gfl9B ~
Gold baance 60JOFi 30 Customs $4,000 "
Currency receipts. 3l4J4 81
Foreign exchange has been quiet, but strong and
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Qeacbers.

A GRADUATE of one of our first-class
"a Eastern Colleges with two ye experience in teaching the
classics Maihemac, German and Engsh branches desires SfTUA
ON TUTOR private famyi be Of references given. Address
A NJ, 86 Macdougalst., n. Y.
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TABLE Of ne Arerdge Amount Of Loans, Specie, Ctrct
tiOn DeUosiis and Legdf TeIdciS ia NE BdnEs O 20 @t'
Citg of kcir- York for NE geek ending Saturday NC
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

Loans and Discounts s26 261l Legal sS fSs
Spece............. EU8t1o ls % =
Circulation. SJ2%j8,l53
Ceangs FOR the ending Nov 26 Ss2if %
Cleangs for the week eRug Dec 3 49 ts
Balances the week ending Nov 26 l5t ~
Bsauces the week ending Dec 8 303 8
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s.. C.
sunday Morn ing, January 80, 1870.
PREPAREFOR THE NEXTFALR-
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY.

We come before our readers this morn
ing with word in behalf of the next
Agricultural and Mechanical Fair. Soon
the hepremium list will appear. 1t will be
found, TO invite competition, in nearly
every branch of agriculture and manu-
faotpres The workers on the. farm and
in the workshops, and in the arts in
general, will find field of generous ri
valry opened to them. With the CO.
operation Of the good people of the State,
the managers intend to see to it that
South CaIolina shall not be in the rear
of the other States of the Union in these
industrial exhibitions. These fairs be-
long to this progressive age. They are
designed to promote the inventive, crea-
tive and productive powers of men and
of women, and they deserve the amplest
encouragement. Above all other human
duties rises in our State the duty to de-
velop material resources. We need the
sinews of peace. We hope that our peo-
pie will begin at once to keep an eye to
the next fair. At the last fair, in a
spirit of generous warmth, born Of dcvo-
ton to South Carolina, men came for
word to pledge their money and their aid
to the Executive Committee. Let that
spirit continue to animate our people,
and we viii plant the Agricultural and
Mechanical Society on firm foundation,
and it Will be put in condition to dis
pense its blessings to the cause of pro-
gressive agriculture and progressive man
ufactures. Ho for the moving-thc pro-
gressive.
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desired length, the nine .haing rse.:a==sa. ~.
at interyalsr of 100 feet, more OF less,
with joints, which form contractions in
it. 1T ID assumed thai by means Of the
|contractionsin the pipe, dead air chapa-
Der is formed. which entirely preclades
the possibility of friction of the air az it
passes through the pipe The invention
has attracted a great deal Of attention. as
the inventor claims he can expel foul air
and water from mines, and supply them
with fresh air, and then he can utilize
the power of Niagara Falls and of inac-
cessible streams.
The greatest attraction at the metro
polls now, is the young Prince Arthur.
third son of Queen Victoria. Although
our people have the daily opportunity of
seeing distinguished titled representa-
tives Of foreign nations, as we'll as the
pre-eminent of our own land, still the
curiosity to see the live son of live
in New York. But excitement and hum
bug are necessary pabulum for the Ame-
rican mind, and we must not wonder. He
is said to 'wear" large boots, small legs,
broad shoulders, a large head and n rea-
sonable growth of blonde whiskers. It
is rumored, that while passing up the
aisle of the Church of the Epiphany, on
Sunday morning, in company with Mrs.
Thornton, the wife of the British Minis
ter, he stumped his toe. and brought his
nose suddenly in contact with the back
Of pew. If .his be so, it is the second
time that royal blood has ever been shed
upon Americas soil. The first occasion
was when the heart of the Prince of
Wales bled Mt parting with fair damsel
OF Fifth avenue notoriety.
The Woman's Rights Convention,
which has been in session for some days
past, has adjourned sine die. The ladies'
were very earnest in their expressions,
but not always very temperate. Miss
Anthony remarked, eve have no states
men, they are simply dcor-mats," and
said, insspeaking of Gen. Grant and Dr.
Mary l.. Walker, 1.-THE President said
he would see that lady when she came in
q garb suited to her sex. I would COM
mend President Grant for that express
sion, if Ihe would tell some Of those
ladies who daily seek audience with him,
Haunting in gay colors and robed in
velvet and silks, that they could not see
him until they put on the robes Of virtue
and chastity as we'll as laces and velvets. "
If this convention was the "dissembled
wisdom" las Mrs Partington remarked
of Congress) of the "Woman's Right
ers," your correspondent must confess,
that in his opinion, it was also the "dis-
sembled" beauty of the country.
HOMO.
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Patent Office,

A LEXANDER & MASON, Solicitors Of Anne
n rican and European Patents, and Coun.
scllors at Patent Laws, (fiftecn years expert
ence as solicitors Of Pstents,l AGO Seventh
ton, d. c. Papers carefully prepared, and
Patents secured without delay. Examinations
in the Patont Office free of charge, and no in
dividual fee asked in any case, unless Patent
is allowed. Charges as reasonable as any
other reliable Agency. Send for circular of
terms, instructions and reference. Jan 30
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A Lecture

A Lecture
LNOR the benefit Of Ursuline Convent, by
~ Hon. A. p. ALDRICH, will be delivered at
City Hall, on WEDNESDAY, February Q, ID.
W Doors open at 8 o'clock p. nj.
HONORARY CoMMITTEE.-Rev. j. J. OConnell,
Rev. w. A. Meriwether, General John s. Pres
ton. Hon. w: F. DeSaussure, his Honor the
Mayor, Daniel Pope, Esq, James Gibbes,
ESD, Captain Stanley, DR.. John Lynch.
Tickets to be obtained at the Bookstores, E.
L. Jackson, Druggist, the Nickerson House
and Columbia Hotel. Jan3O
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Nil DEspERANDUM, HoPE!-Hundreds
of cases Of Scrofula, in its worst stages,
old cases of Syphilis that have defed the
skill of eminent Physicians, Rheu-
matics who have been sufferers for years,
and the victims of the injudicious use Of
Mercury, have been radically cured by
DIR. TUTT's SARsAPARILLA AND QUEEN's
DELIGHT. It is the most powerful alter
ative and blood purifier known. It is
prescribed by very many Physicians.
JOG
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Ask the Ladies' Maids, and they will
tell you that PHALoN's V1TALIA OR SAL
vATIoN FOR THE HAIR is the favorite arti-
Gle for reviving the natural tinge of
blanched or fading ringlets. Clear as
fluid glass, wholesome to the skin as
water, undiscolorable by the light, with
out apy mineral odor and yielding no
sediment, it defes competition and
courts comparison. J3O Is
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Pomaria Nurseries, 1870.

-a,--1S. -a,--1S.3s"''9 d FRUIT TREES Of all kinds
SSS& adapted to the South; Grapes.
&pSo Raspberries, Strawberries, Ever
}55 2kSS greens, Roses, Ornamental Flow
'FSSssf ~Soering Shrubs, &C., Hedge Plants,
&c. Send for descriptive catalogue, With
prices, &c. W. II. GIBDEs, Agent, Columbia.
Address. WM. SUMMER,
Jan % II Pomaria, 6. G.
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81 am strong and healthy. vet to pre-
serve my good condition" I use Solo
Mons BITTERs. MI
DEAD.-Henry Placide, the famous
comedian, died recently at an advanced
age. He was q native of Louisiana.
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UNITED STATES CouRr-Hon. George
S. Bryan, presiding. g.-Friday, January
%, 1870.
In DUa6ruptcy-Fin discharges were
issued to the following petitioners: W.
G. Mosely. II. Wilson, Jr., J. r. Black,
of Abbevllle: W. p. Starke, of Columbia.
E.c pd1e G.. S. Patterson, of Abbe-
ville-Petition for final discharge. Re-
ferred to Register Clawsen.
Ec pdrie f. w. II. Lance, in ne w. G.
Moseley- petition to establish lien. Or
der of reference amended.
E.c parte D. Il. Duncan, IN re M. A.
Harvey-petition for sale and to call in
lien creditors. Referred to Register
Clawsen.
E.c pa,te c. r. Williams, IN re Henry
Seabrook- petition to establish lien.
Referred to Register Carpenter.
Ec parte 3. +. Ferguson and J. G..
Patrick-petition for abandonment OF
costs. Referred to Register Clawsen.
Er parte James Farnar, in rc M. S.
McArthur-Petition to establish lien.
Registers report referred back.
Ec pdrte John White, IN a'e Robert
Whitesides-petition to reopen refer,
ence and to establish lien. Order granted
and referred to Register Clawsen.
Ec parte Simons & 6imons, an re +.
G.. Cart and L. Jervey-petition for
leave to retain the amount of their bill
for professional services out Of funds in
their hands. Granted
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MARRIED.

On the Goth instant, at the residence OF the
brides father, by Rev. w. II. Fleming. Mr..
JOHN KENNERLY, of Edgefeld, 20 Miss
CokesburY.
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PART l.
. Tony ....................... knight
y. Norma-Duet .......................B .Belini
1. Souvenirs dAmerique, Ealus Brllantes--
Ihalberg ............ (Mr. Denckl
.. Casta piva--Song .................B .Bellini
q. Tenor-Song Observation-Disclosures. Kuckeu
{. Nalse de Concert .............W .Wollenhaupt
&. Estrano-Traviata-So ........... Verdi
tMr. Denck)
PART H.
l. Duet-Niolin and Piano. o............ .Beriot
z' 1cpIeS olclllenne5. ' erdl
3. La Calcsdc- -Piano-Fauer (0ir. Denck)
4. Judith-Song Observation-Disclosures .Concone
5. Tenor-Song. saRsss-
q. Fantaisie Dramatiquesur Lucia-Piano-
LisZt .....................( (Mr. Denck)
7. L'Estasie-Sopg Observation-Disclosures .Arditti
s. Chorus-Night Shades no Longer. Rossini
Single Tickets IS cents. Family Tickets
mot less than three) so cents. Doors open at
ha!f-past P. NJ Performance to begin at
half-past 7. NJ Jan 90
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The French Emperor could not very
we'll have greater temptation or better
opportunity than he had during the past
week to violate the principle of the lib
eral reforms lately established. But he
has kept strictly within constitutional
limits, and has maintained tho senat~s-
consuHum. He has respected the rights
guaranteed to the press, and has autho-
rized the Courts to proceed regularly
against those violent journals which have
been attempting to incite revolution. At
tho very time the agitators were doing
their worst, lie exercised clemency be-
yond anything previously known, gave
amnesty to men who had attempted to
assassinate him, and invited back to
Franco political leaders, who, he could
not but know, would join the opposition.
If Napoleon's Government should pass
safely through the present crisis without
resorting to measures violative of the
new liberties. he will have done more to
strengthen his dynasty than if he had
executed ten thousand Rocheforts.
THE EDGEFIELD BAR AND JUDGE ORR.
We take the following report from the
Edgeield Aluertiser:
At meeting of the members of the
bar of Edgefeld, held on Wednesday,
the 10Th instant, Ex-Governor Nj. L.
Bonham presiding, the following resolu-
tion was offered by John E. Bacon, Esq,
and unanimously adopted by tho meet
ing:
Resolreel, That the thanks of the Edge
field bar are eminently due and are here
by rendered to his Honor, Judge Orr,
for holding the present extra term of the
courtesy with which he has discharged
his duties as presiding officer of the
court.
On motion by S, B. Griffin, ESQ.,:
ReSOlrcd, That the above resolution
of thanks be published in the Edgefield
Advertiser.
Ex-Governor Bonham, in his usual
happy and ornate manner, presented the
above resolutions to his Honor, on the
last day of the term, followed by Gen.
M. w. Gary, on t. . part of the jurors,
in rendering their thanks, rs also those
of the community, to Judge Orr, for the
strict yet courteous impartiality and
ability, manifested during the entire
term.
SUICIDE MANIA.-A number of suicides
are announced in New York, and it
looks as if self-destruction were bccom-
ing an epidemic in that city. The
Herald announces in the same paragraph
the suicides of Henry Gardner, aged 81,
n speculator, and Norwegian named
Rhcinhardt Ohlson, aged At; cause in
temperance.
General Sir De Lacy Evans, of the
British army, who, when young man,
in 1914, commanded the raiding party
which sacked and burned the city of
Washington, and who, in his old age,
was one of the most distinguished of the
generals commanding in the Crimea,
died in London on the 9th inst.
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Fertilizers.

Fertilizers.
DERUVIAN GUANO-,rarronted pnrs.
Il Rhodes Phosphate,
Iells Raw Bone,
Dickson Fertilizer,
Orcnela Guano,
Maryland Fertilizer.
Peeer Il Dickson COTTON SEED, 4 Little
superior to Nat. Pope's Celebrated Seed.
Jan 26 tG BLAKELY & GIBBES.
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Grand Vocal and Instrumental
SoNSERT.

NOMPLIMENTARY benefit to Mr.. JOSEPH
" II. DENCK. TUESDAY EVENING, Feb
ruary |, 1870, at Nickerson's Hall.
PROGRAMNIE.
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SPEECH rs SIL YER, BUT SILENCE
.. is GOLD.

Linus runs a German proverb. In
matters military as we'll as political, the
proverb is eminently apropos. Shak
speare threw out q similar idea, when he
put it in the mouth of one of his charac-
ters to suggest that there were "some
men SO loose of soul, that in their sleep
they mutter their affairs" Itwould be
we'll for men and journals to bear in mind
the proverb we have quoted. The anti
radicalists in South Carolina have seri-
GUS responsibility resting upon them.
We regard it vital matter to destroy
the power, at least, of extreme radical
ism-of radicalism in its bitter, remorse-
less features-of radicalism, such as is
represented by Sumner, Butler, and the
lesser lights-of radicalism, such as is
built npon the policy of vengeance and
hate. All forms of radicalism, We op-
pose; but radicalism, in its extreme fea-
lures, we especially war against. Inas-
much, then, as Sc much depends upon
the anti-radical portion of the voters of
the State, it is important that the cause
of the opposition shall not be weakened
by premature moves and by unnecessary
division. We want concert of action, to
begin with. We want, next, a programme
based upon existing circumstances and
holding ont reasonable prospect OF
success. We do not want to beat the air.
We want our blows, when they do fall.
to fall thick and fast upon the loose joints
of the enemy's armor. We want discrc-
tion-that better part of valor. We do
not want to announce plan for the
benefit Of the political enemy. In this
point, suggesting more than we have ex-
pressed, to co-workers in q common
cause, we throw out the thought: Speech
is silver, but silence is gold'
How WILL He BE REcE1vED?-How
will the negro United States Senator be
received by his radical colleagues? That
is a question we cannot help asking.
1t will not do for them to treat him as
the radicals of the House did Mr.. Me-
nard, "the colored gemman from Louis
lana" He must not be crowded back
into q dark corner, and compelled to
crouch on an unused sofa under the gall
lery. The Hon. W. H. Revel is, accord
ing to radical doctrine, the perfect equal
and the full peer of Sumner, Simon Ca
meron OF any other Senators. The radi-
calls must act up to the principles they
profess. They must face the music man
fully. Revel lis an Ohioan-a carpet
bagger. That prevents him from being
proper representative of The blacks Of
Mississippi; but it will not authorize the
radicals to treat him with.a disrespect.
Let Sumner open his arms to the new
conner, and let him see that there is no
exhibition of "the barbarism Of caste"
on the Republican side of the Senate.
-S . - -
The Augusta COnstitutionaist noticed
on Tuesday. in the Georgia Railroad
yard, couple of freight cars, from the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, ship
ped uia the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, en- route to Atlanta.
These cars are of 19, 900 pounds capacity,
and are mounted upon trucks to which
have been applied "Tisdale's patent ad-
Unstable axles," susceptible of change to
suit the various gauges Of the roads from
Richmond to their destination and be-
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Columbia CHAPTER No. 5.

a A CHAPTER Of instruction will be
WSYheld every MONDAY EVENING, at Z
until further orders
Jan 30 F. A. GREY, Secretary
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Guardians Notice.


TNNHE undersigned gives notice that on tho
Il 25th day Of February next, he will apply
to W. Fl. Wigg. Esq, Judge Of Probate for
Richland County, at his office, at 10 o'clock a.
m, for a final discharge as Guardian OF Sarah
Hammond, Elizabeth Hammond, Martha
Hammond, Rebecca Hammond and Mar
Hammond. JOHN MOTLEY, JR.
Jan 23 t1S
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM. The remedy
for curing Consumption, Coughs, Bron-
chites, Asthma, and Group. AS IN ex-
pectorant it has no equal. It is com
posed of the active principles Of roots
and plants, which are chemically ex-
tracted, so as to retain all their medical
qualities.
MINISTERS AND PUBLIC Speakers who
are so often afflicted with throat diseases,
will find sure remedy IN this Balsam.
Lozengers and waters sometimes give re-
lief, but this Balsam, taken few times,
will insure permanent cure. With all
those afflicted with Coughs or Consump-
ton, give this Balsam fair trial, they
will be pleased with the result, and con-
fess that the SURE REMEDY IS FOUND AT
LAST. 1t is sold by all Druggists and by
FISHER Il HIENITsH, Columbia. J1n25t8
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ABsCoNDED.-The Sheriff of CIaren-
don County, q white scalawag, has alb
seconded, leaving his securities to foot
considerable balance.
"Just the thing!' Such is the excla-
nation Of the Dyspeptics who use Solo
MONS BITTERs. N2l
The weak and emaciated mother SAYS
''My health and strength is restored By
the use of" SoLoMoNs' BIrTEDs. MI
"Oh! what an excellent Tonic" is the
language of the invalid who uses Solo
MONS BrrTRRs. N21
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WEDDING CARDS AND ENVELOPES
lot of wedding cards and envelopes, of
latest styles, has just been received !;
which will be printed in imitation of en-
craving, and at less than one.tenth the
cost. Call and see specimens at PHGNrx
office.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, January 2s.-co.

HOTEL ARRIVALS. January 29.-co.
lumbia Hotel-J. A. August, Augusta,
Ga; w. E. Holmes, r. Pinckney, It.
G. Ryan, J. V. McNamee, w. 81. Evans,
Charleston; J. H. Hewitt, Edgefield; G..
S. Cumins, Boston; John Letchworth,
S. s. Ritter, o. A. Coburn, G. @. Lord,
Philadelphia; @. 8. Darby, s. c.; VIM.
lsitcari, Jr., New York; w. J. Boyd, J.
y. Roberts, Baltimore; J. Nj. Rutland,
Winnsboro; w. A. Ruff, city.
National Hotel.-John w. Hardy, G..
Douglass. G. Cofeld, Spartanburg; B.
+: Dawkins, Union; J. r. kSeay, King
Vile; W. f. Barkuloo, Abbeville; Miss
Nixon, r. Trembly, Jr., Charleston; W.
}: Scanland, N. Y; E. Hopkins, Hop
kins' t. o.; Capt. Blodgett, s. G. r. r. j;
S. G.. Garner, Wateree.
NicGerson House.-W. Ruff, Fairfield: !:
S. Furman, Newberry; Col. VIM. John
ston, N. c.; Jas. Wilhelm, KY; Z. W.
Patrick, Greenville; J. F. Ferguson, J.
L. Y.hSimons. j. P. Colburn j. Gilfillen,
Charleston; VIM. Banks. Hazelwood; T.
W. Oliver, Ala; G. G.. Memminger, Jr., =,
Ga; G. Fl. Williamson, Va; J. A. Jar
Doe, l.. A. Williamson. Baltimore; Geo.
L. Stearns, n. Y; J. b. M. Seigler,
Newberry; j. Deaton, J. H. Gay, N. c. =;
y. G. Petit, l.. r. II.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. s.-Attention ID
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning
Columbia Chapter No. 5.
Alexander e Mason-Patent Office.
Lecture for Benefit Ursuline Convent
d. d. Johnson-U. S. Marshals Sale.
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LIVER COMPLAINT from tor.
pidity of the liver, causing decrease in
the flow of bile; from too great determi-
nation of blood, causing enlargement.
inflammation. abcesses; from obstruc-
tion of the ducts leading from it into the
bowels, causing iaundice and similar
affections; it sometimes produces dis
eases of the skin-such rs pimples,
tumors, blotches, sores, ulcers, boils,
itchings, erysipelas, scurf, sore eyes,
Nc. 1t gives the skin yellowish tinge,
sometimes deepening till it assumes
very tawny and greasy look; the whites
OF the eyes become yellow or greenish,
Heinitsh's Queens Delight is the cure
For sale by Druggists everywhere. JOG
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sTATM ..Eaysx!A.w.r....

SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1870.
The Senate was not in session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The House met at 12 M. Speaker
Mr.. Hyde presented the return of the
grand jury of Greenville County; re-
ferred.
S The account of ". j. Hoyt was re-
ferred.
Mr.. Beattey introduced bill to incor-
porate the National Mining and Manu-
featuring Company. The bill provides
for the formation OF company. with q
capital stock of $500. 900, with the privi-
lege of increasing the capital stock to
S750,O00, for the purpose of mining,
manufacturing or chemical business, in
any County in this State. The corpo-
rators are J. B. EzelI, George Upper,
r. a. Clark, n. b. Clinch, e. 3. G. Cash,
W. B. Shaw, James C. Beattey, A. H.
Waripg and w. l.. NJ. Burger. The
shares are to be 500 each referred.
Mr.. Pendergrass obtained leave of ab.
sence.
Mr.. S. J. Lee offered a resolution, that
the Committee to whom was referred
sections 3, and of Il bill to establish
and maintain system of free common
SCuOOlS lOT Vic OCaC0 Oh COuCn CarOllnQ,
be required to report on Wednesday next;
adopted.
Mr.. Richardson offered resolution to
commence night sessions, which was re-
ferred to the Committee on Rules.
The Committee on Claims reported the
following bills, with the recommendation
that the following accounts be paid,
which was adopted: Miss J. o. Laird,
II. e. Ransom, J. S. jameson, Miss A.
n. Wilson, Elizabeth Washington, Alex
ander Bowie, Levin Argoe, Miss H. T.
Ransom.
a bill to enforce the provisions of the
civil rights bill of the United States Con-
gress, and to secure to the people the
benefits of a Republican Government in
this State, was ordered to be engrossed.
The reading of Senate bill to revise,
simplify and abridge the rules, practice,
pleadings and forms of the Courts of this
State, (Corbin, Whipper and Montgom-
cry, Code,) was commenced and con-
tinued up to the hour OF adjournment,
half-past2 . o'clock.