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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-28
IN THE COTTRT OF PROBATE-LEX

TN THE COURT OF PROBATE-LEX
l. INGTON-Ex parte Alexander H. Wolfe Adj
mlnistrator OF W. H. Bcckham, deceased-Peti-
tIon 10 sell personal Property OF deceased.
Pursuant to the order OF Hon. A.. II. Caughman
Judge OF Probate for Lexington County. will
sell, on the FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY next, and
DAYS succeeding
The PER -oNAL PROPERTY Of W. NJ. BecLham,
deceased: consisting of about
80 BALES COTTON
Is Mules, Horses and Colts
90 Hogs, 90 Cattle, among WHICH arc great
many,nne Mich COWS
Kitchen Furniture, &c, and large quantity OF
lne Cotton Seed.
5000 bushels Corn and large quantity Of Fod-
der.
3Four-horse Wagons, 1ox.eart. large quantity
OF Farming Implements, House and gurniture
The sale VIII be commenced &C What 1s-known
as the James Bates place, In Rchlaal Fork, and
continued there until all the properly .op that
place is sold; and on the day Immediately sue
ceeding, the sale will be continued at the Baker
place. In Lexington, the late residence OF the de-
ceased, and continued there until al the property
Is sold. ills thought lie sale at The Bates place
viii occupy abtpt TWO. days. and the sale COM
menced at the Baker placeon the third.
Terms or sale cash. s. d. ROOF,
sherln1s ONCE, Lexington Courthouse, January
9. 1871. jan1S-ws4
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THE PROPOSED POLICE C0URT.AMr. Hunt
ers bin now before the House. after providing for
the asoishlng OF the Mayors and Recorders
Courts OF the City Of Charleston, provides for the
establishment Of police court, to consist Of one
person, appointed aud commissioned by the
Mayor, with the advice OF the Council, to hold the
ofce for the terra OF four years, unless sooner re-
moved by the Mayor, with advice OF Council, and
for good cause, which must be legally and suffi-
ciently shown.
Section provides that II the Justice is unable
or disqualified to sit upon case, any dlslnter-
ested trial justice or justice Of the peace within
the city may. by request Of the court, hear and
determine the case.
Section provides for the appointment OF
clerk, providing thecIty makes provision fer pay
ment, or provision is otherwise made. The
amount of salary 20 be determined by the Mayor
and Council, or the Mayor may direct the chief Of
police to detail one OF the force to perform said
duty, to hold office during the pleasure OF the
justices.
Section relates to records to be kept.
Section provides for rent Of rooms, Stationery,
&c
Section 10 gives power to the justice and clerk
to issue warrants when the court Is not 10 session.
Section II provides that daily sessions shall be
held ,extept Sundays at such hour as the Mayor
may designate.
Section II directs the receipt OF fees, &C., and
that they be paid monthly to the treasurer Of the
city.
Section l3 directs th,t oil fees OF officers and
witnesses whether received directly from the
person Convicted. or through the city treasurer,
shall be paid to the persons entitled to them; II
not 80 paid, TO be paid over to the city.
Section IA provides for fees and costs not re.
celved, to be taxed up, and to be paid by the city
treasurer, as is provided for in prosecutions be
fore trial Justices. by the county treasurers.
Section Is relates to jurisdiction, being ever all
suta that can be entertained by trial Justices and
may make such rules us may be necessary.
Appeals are provided fer, the same as in trial
Justices courts and the same fees are allowed as
In cases before trial Justices courts The salary
OF the justice to be $1,000, to be paid out Of the
city treasury.
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BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.
IXTILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, 9TH
yH February next at the Old Postofilce at II

o'ctocE, - -
THAT desirable HOTEL, situated at the corner Of
Queen and Meeting streets, and known as the
MILLS HOUSE. The house contains about 100
Chambers, besides Parlors, Ladies' Ordinary, Bar
Der Shop. Bathrooms, warer.closets, Laundry,
Steam ngine and Boiler for driving machinery
aud pumps and for heating the house, and all the
couyenlences OF q frst-class modern hotel. Also,
fine Cellars and large Cisterns. The building Is
very substantial and the interior finely finished.
The location is the most desirable in the city, and
the house has always been favorlte one. The
property Is now under lease till 1st November,
1873, at $4,000 per annum, payable monthly. the
lot measures 80 feet more or less, on. Meeting
street. by 275 feet on Queen street, and III feeton
West line. This gives ample yard room for ai
purposes OF the hotel and for extending the builu-
ing lr desired.
Terms-One.thrd cash; balance In one, two
and three years, secured BY bond or bonds OF the
purchaser, with interest from the day Of SALE pay
able seml.annually, and mortgage q the prem
ises. the buildings thereon to be insured and the
policy assigned. The purchaser to payfor papers
aud the necessary revenue stamps.
tdnll-Wk9th1
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DrHss, Chemicals, &r.
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Il
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Cures permanently Bronchitis, Asthma. Coughs,
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evERTwENYY THOUSAND LIVING WITNESSES
to bear testimony to the great superiority Of
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contain opium or other nauseous drugs In any OF
their forms.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup is legally warranted
to curel
Globe Flower Cough Syrup Is protected by
letters patent, both on trade mark label and COM
pound. 1t Is pleasant to the taste and harmless
to the most delicate tnfsnt.
For sule by Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
PEMBERTON, TAYLOR d CO.,
Proprletors and Chemists, Atlanta, Ca.
ROSWELL Ca, April %, 1870.
Nessrs Penlberton, TupLor q Co:
DEAR SIRS-l received the bottle. OF Globe
Flower Syrup at noon, yesterday and began che
use OF IL Immediately. Ny patient passed q
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months, and now, at 10 O'Clock a. n. Gays she
feels Ike another woman. ! intend,to continue
the use.of the Globe Flower Syrup. belierlay 1t
will make cure. Never have I witnessed such
great benefit from remedy, in so short time, in
Flower Syrup Ia all cases of colds, coughs. and
all affections Of the lungs that may present snem
selves. Respectfully,
For sale by all Druggists,
GOODRICH, W WNEMANE CO.,
Wholesale Druggists
dec7-tutns3mos Charleston. S. c.
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r T.. LUEsFORD, CABINET.MAKER

r L. LUESFORD, CABINET.MAKER
-. and UPH6LSTERER, bess leave to INFORM
the people OF CharleIton, and Of the Statr, that
he s still carrying On his old business, at NO. .!
Queen street. BE can make or pair piece OF
Furniture OF any description. He also manulac7
lures new MATTRESSES and renovates old ones;
Cane Chair.bottoms replaced py an experlencen
workman. 9ustomes may rely upon the ms1 per-
nar Price for renovatIng Moss Mattress, large
Size, ss 50; Hair Ma.trsssrs, 81; Cotton or Wool
Mattressps, SIS, Persons having this work. to oe
done are assured that the contents OF mattresses
cles. J. u. LuNsF.ohp, r. d. IL.
dpcI
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STEALING CoRN.-Thomas Hopkins, colored
youth, was tried yesterday afternoon before Trial
Justice Schroeder for stealing corn from Patrick
Ssnesn. The prisoner had been for sometime past
in The employment Of Mr.. shean, at his store, No.
is america street, and was we'll acquainted with
,t6e premises On the night the 18th OF January
.6esnteSed tho yard aud going 70 the stable ef-
4ecsed his entrance and toteton seven bushels Of
Germ. The crime aselearly proved, and having
been found guilty. he was sentenced to the county
iail for TWENTY-FIVE days.
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FERRY on WANDo RIVERA bill to vest in
the Charleston Land Company the charter Of q
ferry from Hamlins wharf, In the City OF Charles
ton to the following points on the Wando Eiver,
namely, Scanlouville Remley's Point, venning's
Landing and Danlel's Island Landing, has been
introduced by Swails IN the Senate. The bill Is
gotten up In accordance with petition presented
some time since by the Charleston Land Company,
which was noticed ut that time. The charter
is TO last twcn,y years. and the parties are 10
hare the privilege o. charging not more than
fifty cents for each passenger conveyed, and
reasonable freight on merchandise. Two years
L. allowed for the completion Of the ferry.
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CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURcH.-We
learn that there will be no service this evening m
this church; but on tomorrow night, at quarter
past I, Rev. George C. Needhau will preach. AS
these services have been very acceptable to our
community, we doubt not that an immense gath
ertng will assemble at the ohnrcn. In thes after
noon Rev. J: r wlghtnsan whls lsslyss one Of Shis
charming object lessons to the children OF the
Sunday school. The usual services for the morn
ing by the pastor.
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UNITED STATES CouRT.-Thc District Court
was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
Ex parte d. J. Winn, assignee, in re ~. S. Wells,
bankrupt. Ordered that the said Thomas wells
sdo show cause before the court on Wednesday
the 18th of March, 1911, q. II A. ~, why he mas
not compiled with the terms Of the sale, and why
the premises should not be sold at his risk.
The consideration OF the case OF Williams, Lang
ley and Gleaves was resumed, and occupied the
court until the hour Of. adjournment. The count
then adjourned untn 10 O'Clock to-day.
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The GRAY MARE MIssrSG.-Charles Mitchell,
co!ored man, was arrested yesterday morning
by oAicer Daley and special officer Johnson, OF tile
detective force, charged with stealing 4gray
mare from the plantation Of Mr.. Jervey, iu ST.
JOINTS Berkeley. Mitchell left the city on Satur-
day9ash and went to Mr.. JerveJ's, where he re-.
nained until Sunday night. Next morning he
haaadlsappsared, end. . gray mars. which had
been turned out around tne yard during the
evening, was also missing The mare has not
since been heard OF, and the prisoner, whc made
his appearance in town few days ago, was
arrested on suspicion. He denies the charge, aud
says he went to the plantation merely to remove
his property on account OF his having been
arrested and tried some time back for stealing
cotton there. He is he'd for examination.
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CONVICTED AND PUNIsHED.-Henry Thomp-
son, alias Thomas Burdow, who was arrested
sometime back for secretlng himself In tue
clothing store OF Mr.. Fsss, on King street, aad
stealing thence suit Of clothes and other things,
was tried yesterday afternoon. The offence was
proved and Henry owned up to taking pair Of
pants. He was sentenced to the jail for thirty
DAYS
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN AUGUsTA.-On Thurs
day morning. young man named Raymond,
staying at Mrs. S. Perrin's boarding-h house. In Au'
gusta, attempted to commit suicide by cutting his
throat with razor. On Wednesday night he en-
tered his room with another person in an fntoxi.
Gated condition, and remained there until the
door, which he had securely locked, had been
forced next mornpz. He vas then discovered
With p cash on his throat aad cuts oa eael1 arm
.ihnIcted with s razor (which sas lying teasa pa
sin OF blood di4chargea from the wonne! MI.
Raymond is originally from New York, but came
.lat,erly from Atlanta to Augusta, seeking en-
ploy nlent as r clerk in q dry goods store. Pecu-
mary tseuo.esa represented the cause affAe
attempt.
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DETENTION OF TR,rNs.--A freight car in the
up Columbia freight train, on the South Carolina
Railroad, broke down yesterday morning near
the Sx-mile post. The damage was slight, but
the night train from Columbia, the Summefvltle
train and the Columbia passenger train were de'
Iayetl for short time.
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SATISFACTORILY ADJusTEB,-A suit was
brought in oqe OF our trial Justices offees for the
recovery Of mattress. Sheet two pillows and
other articles, by Elizabeth Gordon, against E.
Fletcher. The plaintiff alleged that she loaued
these articles TO the defendant, aud that when
she applied for them, the defendant refused to
deliver, asserting that they had been given to het,
BIZ the plaintiff. After aheanng, the court order-
ed the things to be returned to the plainslf, aud
general explanation followed, SITTER which all
parties left we'll satisfied with the termination OF
the suit.
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REA1rEsrArE SALE. THE lot OF land on the
cas-. slds Of King street, between wentworth and
Society, with the brick store, now known as
Cohen:s drug store and buildings, twenty-nine
feet in front on King street by one hundred and
seventeen feet deep, was sold yesterday morning,
at public auction, by g.. H. DeLeon, for $3.50,
one-thfrd cash, and the balance in three equal
annual instalmen
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aurtion Sales.--future paps.
:, By r. Al. MARSHALL, & RRo.

nELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE No. 4e
u Fit strees South Of Calhoun, and quite
near the City Railway. -
On THURSDAY, February 9Th, at II O'Clock.
will be sold, OF the Old p stof1ce, Broad street,
The above.wei bntt and conveniently arranged
WOODEN RESIDENCE, containing nine rooms
besides attics, with wide piszEsSto the south.
The kitchen contains four rooms. The lot. which
is very high, measures about 7e BY lo9 feet, more
;. Terms-0ne third cash; balance In one, two apd
three years, by bond, with interest setl;annuslN,
secured by mortgage OF the premises. Buildings
pay r. M. NJ. d Bro. for.papers and stamps.
ian28-swfm
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CLUBS AND STARs.-One dray found aban-
doned and obstructlnfg the passage through Cum.
berland street, was lodged in the statiQnhouse
ward and ordered to be advertised.
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DEPREDArIoNs oy THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
For some time past money.letters and packages
have been missed from the malls which traverse
the South Carolina Railroad. The matter being
called &c the attention OF the postmaster here,
special agent was detailed to work up the case,
and succeeded ia discovering the perpetrator Of
the crime, who was thereupon promptly arrested.
It is due to the regular mall agent who has been
30 long known as faithful servant OF the public
on this route, to state that he has been sick for
several weeks, and being thus incapacitated was
obliged to employ the substitute who has dealt
with him so cruelty and unfaithfully.
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THE REV. Mr.. NEEDEAM.-We learn that
the Rev. Mr.. Needhan, the Irish Evangelist, will
preach tomorrow, at half.past 10 A. NJ, at the
First Baptist Church; at hslr.past 8 P. NJ. aEthe
Circular Church, ana at q quarter past P. u, st
the Citadel Square. Baptist Church. This as
tingusshed and earnest preacher is making a most
favorable impression on the large 'e9ngregattons
which he addressssand, as tomorrow is his last
Sabbath in the cftssat.lsast for the present. We
urge upon our citlzenst0go end hear him. -
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MEETING OF COUNCIL.

!; "A special meeting of Council was held last
evening at the usual hour. Present-the Mayor,
and Aldermen Geddings, Potter collins, Voigt,
Hampton, L. r. and E. P. Wall, Thorne, McKtn.
lay, Howard and Greene.
The Mayor stated that the only business before
lie Council was the drawing Of the jarles for the
February term. OF the State Circuit Court, and
that he had been notified By the sheriff OF the
matter only lately. Aldermen Thorne and Potter
were appointed tellers.
The following 16 petit jurors were drawn for the
Court OF General Sessions: G. F. Won Ksllnhz,
white; J. A. Beasley, white; P. L. Guillentn,
whites Sam Steele, colored; J. Il. Csmmer, white;
VIM. Parker, colored; John W. Waterman, white;
John Lutjen, white; James Levy, colore1l; B. Fo-
ley, white; Eugene Huchet white; VIM. E. Evans,
cofored; John Bonum, colored;> Walter Williams,
colored; Henry Turner colored; j. D. Boyle, white.
The following 16 were drawn for the fret sud
second week Of the Court Of Common Pleas: J. P.
Res, white; York Mitchell, colored; John Mon
sees white; 8. D. kirk. white; Jno. R. Campbell,
colored; T. ", Benseman, white; VIM. Emily,
colored; Henry Austin colored; ]. R. Gibbs white;
VIM. Shokes, white; Peter Lee, white; j. N. Rob-
son, white; Jno Mccall colored; Jno. T. Morris,
colored; Thomas Choate, white, ]. j. Monaghan,
white.
The following sixteen petitjur were drawn
fos the Sd and. .4th weekspf the courtof Common
Pleas: NJ: @. Thartn, white; P. ]. Coogan, white;'
Samuel Howard colored; b. F. Faber, white;
Francis Ryan, colored; John Mitchell colored;
John Conon, white; James Barry, white ;B. Boil.
mann, white; John Meade, white; c. F. Davis,
viii e; John Deugherty, sr., white; F. ". Wag'
ner, white; Robert Howard, Jr., colored; John
Qulnlan, white; NARROW Cochrane, coored.
At the emu OF each drawing the slips Of paper,
with the names Of the jurors drawn upon them
were placed in sealed envelope by the Alder
mon tclers and returned to the box, correct
list being kept by the clerk.
The Mayor presented the bills from the city pa
pers for printing the Mayors and city apprals.
er's annual reports, anu asked the advice Of
Council
Alderman CunninghammoTed that the bills Of
THE NEWS and Courier lie paid, and that the
other be referrc to the committee on. printing
to Investigate and report at>the next meeting.
Carried.
Council then adjourned,
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AN ELIGIBLY LOCATED AND
N most Desirable Residence on Rutledge Ave.
nue. corner OF Radcliffe street.
Will be sold on THURSDAY, I'd OF February,
at the Old Postotllce, at II O'Clock.
That well-known and most attractive RESI-
DENCE On the northeast corner OF RutIsdge Ave-
nue. anu Radcliffe street. The Residence contains
five square rooms, besides pantry. and dressing
room; In addition, the basement Is Of sufficient
height 10 be utilized and improved On the prem
Kitchen Of four rooms also carriage house and all
necessary outbuildln. g. Lot measures 4SH feet
front by 140 feet In depth, more or less.
Terms-tne.thrd cash. balance In one and two
years, with interest o. seven per cent, pay able
semi annually, secured by bond and mortgage;
property to be Insured and policy assigned. Pur-
cnaser to pay for papers and stamps.
inn fo-S0tuyth3
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ByJ. FRASER MATHEWES,
Real Estnte Broker, No. Sc Broad strcst.
Newspapers, Masa,lnes, &f.
URAL ROLIN I A N.
JANUARY NUMBER.

What is the Duty Of the Hour, D: wyatt AIKEN;
Cotton Culture In India. British Commissioners
Ksnort: pear Culture, D .vid 2. Evans, Of Mary
lana: Best Grasses for the South Dr 9. l. Hum
ter, OF North Carolina; Golden LILY OF Japan, a..
Eiorida W. n. Hart, OF Florida; Angora Goatin
the south, D. d. jacques: The Sheep Acarus,
Chas. r. Dodge, Of Warrington; Tanning. new
nrocessI G. F. Panknin; Goethe and Frederick, P.
Also. many other valuable and interesting
articles.
Single copies, d cents. Subscription, $2per
Annum.
Address
RURAL CAROLIN1AN,
nov2s charleston, 8. O.
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BrArsia. .Hfs WIrE.-0n TharAdas eve

BlArssa, h ,Ahs wrs.-on Thursday evening,
aboue7 o'clock tPsirTcs MOrissvs sletdrnsd ito his
home and arag 6sKtng; street ssdruas as end
tess,pptationsot ot mean whisEey csnld make him.
Being in quarrelsome humos he.pttchel upon
his wife and gave her q severe beating, which
compelled her to Gill in the aid u tho poioe rat
ncslxas taken to the Guasdnouse, andterssnted
throughout the night by Visions Of snakes, m on
keys, &c.,the usual acoempanirhenss of "manls-
poIu." Belug hrougas before ttie Mayor, it was
shown that he frequently fndulged in the pastime
ef getting drunk aud beating his better half, and
had been before the Mayor several tIpes previous
fershese1 1aenccs The wife bad deep Ont ou
the head, and the Mayor sent Patrick to the city
registrar to be arst clred, and then:to the House
or Correction for thirty days,
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THE XIX CENrUEY.-The February number
OF this magazine is now out. 1t is published by
Messrs. Livingston Erckmann, who succeed
Mr.. Hicks. The contents have direct bearing
upon the South and upon Southern questions, and
will >oe found Of more than an average merit
Having . long llst Of contributors the xiNCen-
tur3 can always give It's readers thatvarety which
isthe spice OF Journalistic Life.
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GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL !
AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR INFANTS !

AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR INFANTS
This Is the best Medicine for young children,
suffering with Collie, Dlarrhea, or any other COM
plant, In ident TO Teething. It may be given
with safety as 1t contains no opium, or other In
furious snodyne.
Price. 25 cents bottle.
Manufacture and for sale by
DR.. b. BAER.
Also by the following Druggists:
A. ". ECKEL & CO., DR.. A. RAOUL,
Dr. VI. A. SKRINE, a. o. BARBOT,
". T. LITTLE d CO., J. BLACKMAN,
P. II. COHEN. Dr.. e. H. KELLERS,
f. 8. BURNHAA, GRAHAM & 0HwAKE,
G. ". AIaAR, ]. LOCKWOOD,
G. J. LUHN, W. T. LINN,
W. A. GIBSON,
And BY Druggists generally. jau2l
BEFzINE' DOUBLE DISTILLED
FOR CLEANING CLOTHES.
Dr. Fl. BAER,
No. 1Sl Meeting street.
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PENNY WISE, Pound FooLTsH.-Some time
ago the State senate votsd down proposition TO
compensate Judge Orr for extra services render
ed By him in holding courts. The House Of Rep,
xesenta:ives more justly appreciating the onerous
duties performed, has just past joint resolution
to pay him eight hundreddolars. and the matter
will come before the Senate at an early day. 1t
Ia little curious II not characteristic that nan
rwho has sacrificed so much to make Republican
ism in South Carolina what in his opinion it
ought to be- saould have the cold shoulder OF his
friends turned upon him.
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CIFY al 3 3 al R Sin
Meetings This Day.

Committee on Monumental Fair, at P. N.
Typographical Union, at half past P. NJ. ~
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ANOTHER CHANCE FOR OFFICE SEEKERs.-lIt
may be interesting to those who are ambitious to
Il soft places 10 learn that Hayne has introduced
a bill providing for an Increase In the number OF
trial justices 1t is proposed to amend the Law so
that the justices will he distributed as follows:
Abbevllle 9; Anderson, 10; Barnwell 10; Beaufort,
H. Charleston, a; Chester s. Clarendon, 6; Col
Teton, 10: Chesterfield, G; Darlington, s; Edgeaeld,
1s Fairfield, s; Georgetown, 8; Gresnvile, 8; Hor'
rye; Kershaw, 6; Lancaster, O. Lexington, 10;
Laurens, 5; Marion, s; Marlboro, 9; Newbefry, I;
ocouec. 5; Orangeburg, o; Plckens. 6; Richland,
10; s?artanhurg. -; Sumter, IL: Union, Il; vii.
l!amsGurg, s.; York, s.