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for the andbenefitsos tho StHtcs, ,.--..s.
Approved March 9, 1s7I

An aet 70 regulate the dispositions o. fines
aud Peaalties imposed and collected IN
erimiaal caitsss by tie scfrcaaa sopri 81
gcncras sessios.s eud tsial Jastsces.
SEorroN L, Be. it Resolved by the
Senate and House Of Representatives of,
the State of. South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly, and by
he authority Of the sanic, That all fues
and penalties imposed and collected by
the circuit court of general sessions 10
criminal causes, shall be forthwith turned.
over by the clerk of said couftto the
county treasarsr ofStle county miiersins
the same are imposedj mud oil fines and
penalties imposed and collected by trial
JUST ., I'M 9erpniiaaf causes shall. be
f3fthwith turned 6ver BY them to the
county trcasurers of theirs respeosi9o
counties, for county purposes Provided, j
That when, by law, any person or per-
sons entitled, as informcr or infurmers.
to any portion of the fipe or II cns.ty inlF
posed and collected, tile same shall be
immediately paid overto him 'or. them.
SEQ. 2. No account of the circuit SO.
licitor, the, clerk, Of the circuit court of
se1eraly Sessions, tho county sheriff, For
trial Justices, for fees, in a,y criplip !
cause, heard or prosecuted, in, he ciropit
court, OF before a trial justice, shall b.
paid, unless they severtliy shall declare,
on oath, that the costs in the said cause
have not been recovered of the defend
ant, and that he, the defendant, WIS un.
able to pay tho same ; and, further, that
all fines and penalties hcfsdforescoIlett-
cd by them have been faithfully and full
ly paid over to tho, county treasurer of
she county. AgE 6 &AKR
SEC; s. IF any clerk OF t o .,cirssuNit
court of general sessions, county sheriff.
or trial justice, shall neglect or refuse 70
Immediately pay over, as required by the
first section of this act ANY ahdiall fncs
and penalties COLLECTED by them in any
criminal cause or proceeding, he shall,
on conviction thereof, be subject to
fine of not less than Que hundred, nor
more than one thousand dollars. and i'm 1
prisonuenssnotslesszthlasthrec, norsmsres \
than six months, and shall be dismisse ]
from Office, aud disqualified from hold
ing nny Office of trust and profit und /
the State Of, South Carolina. rxgr I
Approved March ., 1871. s
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An arsto peratits 5rrNs o. Asefs to
aSept and male has LaeJfasl Heirs, II.
Ma,yasst Grimes and ". Blums
siasss, and, 70 ehaNgs tas .haHe e as
f.fs sssd 81 1Aasaurss lb.gsts, and tlsej. name
II. Bmas Grimes 10 ". Barns
Myers. H., So 80 ~. t.sfis
SEcrtua 1. BE Il enacted by che Sen.
ate and House of Representatives of the
State aof South Uarolina, now met aud
sitting In General Assembly, and by the
authority of the samo, That Burns, D.
Myers is horeby authorized and empow..
credit adopt and make his lawful hoirs,
II. Margaret Grimes and w, Burns
Grimes, and that the name of the said
s1H. Margaret Grimes shall be changed to
II. Margaret Myers, aud the name of tho
said W. Burns Grimes shall be changed
Ito w. Burns Myers. 49,. "a a., !.
-sAs, SEC. 2. That should the said Burns
D. Myers die intestate, the said II. Mar
e garet Eycrs and the said w. Burns N.Y.
~ ;ers shall inherit, in common with the
other lawful heirs of the said Burns D.
Myers, his estate, bothlpersonal and real
Apppfoscd March 8, 1871.
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FOR GROUP

No mother should ever be without bottle of
the ENPECTOKANT in the house. w. have
numerous certificates of its having relieved,
almost instantly, the little sufferer, when
death appeared almost inevitable.
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1t is invaluable, as il Immediately relieves
the difficult breathing and harrassing cough
which attends that disease
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II is n speci6c-onc dose often relieving the
distressing choking, and producing calm and
pleasant rcpo3e.
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Il" act to Incorporate Healing Isl ,',ngs
Baptia Church, ~ B,oneeN Co,n,g,
.Somh Ga,olinG. \ : &


baptist Church, IN B,unreN County,
.Somh Ga,olind I r IL
BE it enacted BY the Senate AID
House of Representatives Of the State
of South Carolina, now met aud sitting
in General Assembly, aud by the au-
thority of the same, That the members
of tho said Society be, aud they are
hereby, Incorporated, and are hereby
declared to be a body corporate by the
nano and~style-o -the--Hcaling Springs
Baptist Church, aud by that sname and
style shall have succession of OH GERS, and
members, and shall have a common seal.
SEC. That the said corporation shall
have power to purchase, receive and hold
any real or personal estate not exc eding
In value the sum of twenty thousand
dollars, and to sell, convey and dispose
of the same; aud by its corporate name,
to sue and be sued in any court of this
State, and to make such rules and by-
laws, not rcpugnant to law, as it may
consider necessary and expedient. ~
SEC. 3. That this act shall be deemed
and taken to be public act, and shall
continue in force for the term Of twenty
five years.
Approved March o, 1871. e :.
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Pcrmcatc tlIc very Substance
of the Lungs.

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The object to be obtained is to cleanse the
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II Equohiecs the "1Mcrcous Influence"
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this mild but efliciens
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'obvious reason is,
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This dread disease requires prompt action
as soon as the hoarse, hollow congh is heard
apply the remedy, and il is easily snbdued
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MaRioS Corxry, Texas, AUG. 7. 1858. - t,r
o. S. PEormIT-Dear SIR: wriie,you tl.i
to inform you that | have been troubled a
great deal with Indigestion. but,a eli. using
one bottle of your Liver Medicine, i find
great relief. chcerfully recommend il as
:. good Family Medicine, and feel confident
that il IS good for anything for whichi il
clai,ns 10 BIO an antiiute.
Very respectfully, DICK LoCKETE.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

producing quiet and composure
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-05-26
Wednesdays Dispatches.

Versailles s9-This evening the vcsaillcists occu.
pied Mont Parnasse and turned tho Insurgents posi-
ton At the Tuillcriea Tho prisoner number 5000
Or 10000. A hattie ID now progressing. The com
plctc overthrow Of tho insurgents Il imminent. -
Versailles ssd. THE insargent battery on Mont
martrc u cannonading the city. LadmlnauM telc-
graphs everything y satisfactory, although fighting
may continue several hourA Tho city 10 absolutely
won. Many commune leaders wcre takea and thsrs
were some awful massacrcR. Tho commune troops
rallied At Montmartrc and the Hotel Dc vilc the ap
proachcs to which pisces arc defended BY baricadcs
Much serious lighting took place the Versailles troops
occupying threcdousths u the city. A condaratisa
u raging nSar. &s@E Ra@aA k4k Viii
London. 4sh-A dispatch dated outside Pasia dated
Monday - says dense smoke ovsrhansS Nontmartrc.
Frequent explosions are heard The sound Of cannon
aud musketsy airing y eontinsess. i said tAa To
Prusslans are ocoapylng Vincesnsa rs Pruasien
outposts have received strict orders q drive hak u
Insurgents attempting % pcs thsis llssA wtandsd
communists seeking to escape from raris haya been
tarved back by the Germans Tbsir advanced eorps
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-05-26

N. Rive caution the public from purchasing .
cheap Pinnos which has becn Teconl yputi the mar
let. bearing tho name ':Arion.' All genuine ArOn
Pianos bear the name 'Patent AriOn and can only b.
purchased from our New York Ware Rooms, o. our
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-05-26

! a CnAI.hEHoK. Ell See Weight commu.
nicates the following 10 Tie n Kspsrs
Journal: will light one coloay Of black
bees. one Of hybrids, one Of Egyptialis. two
Of Italians. one nest Of yellow acken. two
Of wasps, ono Of hornets. and four families
Of bumblS.bees- all 1t The sans time with
lighted cigar, my sassvs torbs rolled up,
and my face and hands - y unprotected,
for q, 600 - groenbakana sida THU chal-
lenge 70 - open for three mostAa Oo0s,
Messra Pick Taila accept -or nm elains
70 b the champion "beeise" Of the United
States,
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Helena Items.
POLITICAL NOTES.

It is said that the Indiana Republicans
will present four candidates for Vice Presi.
dent, viz: Godlovc 8. Orth and George w.
Julian, who were members Of the Forty
First Congress; General Lewis Wallace,
and Governor Conrad Baker.
The Springfield (Mass.) Repx5liean says,
''Butler and Loring. have not, yet settled
who shall be Governor Of Massachusetts.
A Warrington letter 70 the New York
World bulletins their latest negotiations snd
declarations. Butler offers Loring the
mission to Berlin If he will get ont of the
way. But Loring SAYS he viii take it after
the Governorship, and insists on the fulfil
mcnt of their original bargain. Butler il
pcrplcxcd, and comes home to Massachu-
sctts to take observations and zee what can
Dc dom" .. v ,@,'', .,s.s a, .
A communication publishedin tho Savan-
nah (Ga.) Republican earnestly opposes for
cign immigration on the ground that, I'm.
stead of Americans Amcricanlzing foreign
crs, foreigners arc foreignizing Americans.
The writer wants tho lands kept by the
present Georgians for their children, and
piteously asks: ''whero are our children 70
80 If we give away or sell our lands ?" 'Aa
The Ohio Hdte Journal claims thai Gene.
ral Noys has no rival for the Republican
nomination for Governor, except Galloway.
Tho same paper says It may b Get down, ~
certainty that the Democratic nomination
for Governor lies between NcCook and EW-
ing. zsa ma .................ss.. 1rrfralf rat,
The Baltimore AsseyieoS sststeA on tho
authority Of N intimate friend Of Aadrew
Johnson, that the ex.President has gone
back on tha Democratic party, and declares
himself . Subscriber to the Republican pol
icy, and wants to be taken into the party 10
full afnNdln0 - EesHsra5 .1#HpI W
s7## Ftf4aFF ts~saY f4"Es
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT, O6Ses CA,sf s.;

WAk DkPARrMENf. Qwcs CAtsf SiEnni Oncs,, q
WARRINGTON, ID. q !, Dec. Is, 1871, 10 A. IN I
sYNopsrs FOR THE PAST TWENTY rorR Hour,
The high barometer which extended over the Gulf
and Southern states Tuesday morning has moved
aap'aH portheastward 70 the New England coast
and the Bay Of Funiy. Clear weather has preyniIed
on the Atlantic coast but is followed by threat
en1ng weather and aling barometer from MARYLAND
~ I NJ ass en9sets The low pressure which was in
Iowa TUESDAY morning has moved eastward with
falling barometer and increasing Winds and is nnw
central IN western New York. High southeast
winds, with snow, prevail on Lake Ontario: brisk
nT9Ithwesi winds from Lake Erie to Lake Michigan
barometer has fallen decidedly on the Gulf
but has risen in the northwestern states and on The
racine coast. Threatening weather, 1ith rain and
snow, are reported from Indiana and Michigan ca st
ward TO the Atlantic. ~
PRoB1BILIriEs.-The barometer win probably
rise with Clearing weather and northwest or north
erly winds from Lake Erie TO Georgia and west
ward, the highest pressure being in Iowa and Wis
consln; the lowest barometer move northeas tward
over New EnRlsnd and the St. Lawrence valley; the
norther wiz de on the east Atlantic coast veer to
east and southeast, with rain ard snow; westerly
winds and airing weather extend BY tonight east
ward to New York: northwesterly winds Continue
on Lake Erie and prevail to night on Lake Ontario
oauti9nary signals continue this morning at Chi
falo, Cleveland and Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-13

Georgia is no sooner out of one political trouble
than she is in another. A conflict has now arisen
between Acting Governor Conley and the state
legislature. The constitutional limitation of the
session to forty days is the cause. On Sunday
night the time expired. but as the constitution
gives the legislature the power to extend the
Session by two-thirds vote, a resolution was
passed by both houses extending it to Saturday
evening next Mr.. CoBley said the resolution
was invalid without his approval, and had the
United States flag removed from the capitol
building. The members of the legislature might
have stood this, but the refractory acting COVER
nor did not content himself with such halfway
measures. He did something more to the pur-
pose in prohibiting the state treasurer from paw
ing the members. The ineensed legislators
thereupon adopted a resolution to extend the
session without the appreciation of the governor.
and there the matter rests for the present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-13

The question OF "mi1ed schools Is now agi-
tating Louisville, n.y., in this wise The eitv
councils adopted a proposition to amend the
charter so that all the taxes paid by colored
persons shall be given to the school fund for the
education of colored children. Mayor Baxter
promptly vetoed the measure on the ground that
it is not necessary or expedient to increase the
resources of the school fund by giving it the
total taxes levied for all purposes upon the
property Of cOlored persons. lie assumes that
the school board has the right to devote to the
colored schools portion Of the school tax paid
by white persons. For this he is charged BY the
council and some of the people with promoting
u scheme to mingie the races in the schools
The COHrieT-JeHrEoi defends the veto Oh the
ground that, if all the taxes of colored persons
are given to the support of their schools, other
bodies, on account of sect, will claim that the
school tax at least paid by them shall be set
aside for their use, thus directly bringing up
the veAed question Of division of the school
tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-13

There IL no end of the wickedness of the Tam
many Ring in New York. Joshua ID. Miner, a
rich city contractor, was not satisfied with his
1ll-gotten gains, plundered from the taxpayers :;
but engaged extensively in the manufacture
and circulation of counterfeit money, and is
now on trial for that offence in the United
States circuit court. Very direct testimony
against him has been given by his avowed ac-
6onpliee, Henry Cole, Pardoaed convict, who
has turned states evidence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-13

MHfR0t8 E0s00y.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l3.-Cotton heavy: low mid
olings are held at 19-fhere no buy ers at this
price. fIour firm. Wheat dull; PennsylvaniaS 81 S.
SoIn nrm white southern, 65a69c.; yellow southern
IsaI1c; mixed western. 70a72c Oats firm SOas5c
Bye nm, goa 81 OF. Pork firm, l4l4 Bacon steady
shouIosrs IN rib sides, 8; clear rib saS suzarcured
nal, 80. O''''
oALIInoRE, Dec. l3.-west vIreinias, ISL bid /,
a65S asked.
NEW YORK, Dec I3.-Stocks strong and active.
Gold, better, 91za9x Governments dull and heavy
Money firm. TAI l-s2 Virginia skies. 60; new, g.
North Carolinas, s.; new, Is. Exchange, long, .;
short, 9X.
NEw foRx. Dec I3.-FIour dull and uncbanpa,
Wheat quiet and " changed Corn dull and heavy
LONDON, Dec. IL, 1880 a.. m.-Consols Opened at
92a; ls63, old, 49, 1901, s6k: l0-4O's, eos<
FRASKFoRI, Dec. B.-Bends opened at gag7i< for
the issue of 1852. " '>S W.
%. LoSpoN, Dec. Is, l:so p. n.-C1nsols for money,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-13

Pennsy vania seems to have solved the pro-
hibition problem by her system of local
option, or giving the people of wards and town.
ships the exclusive right to prohibit the vending
Of intoxicating liquors within their respective
localities On very brief trial il has worked
30 well in that state that it has already been
favOrably Endorsed and adopted by the COM
bined temperance organizations Of the state OF
New York
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MEDICAL. &c.

MADAME DOWNS MONTHLY PILLS WILL
Az remove all Female Irregularities. Married
Ladies should not use them If pregnant, for they
VIII y sure 20 produce miscarriage. ONCE, 500
CONSULT DR. LEON.-He guarantees a speedV
- AND permanent cure Of all vENEREAL and
enEy, no charge. The Doctor is the olasss sstsS
nsAed physician for sach speciality in the city, "A
bis success In curing such cemplaints IL pnexceloi
Ladies an4 gentlemen consult him cou6eat is7l1
and privately ct III street. ocT-tr
I AIDES sUEFK1IN0 fROG IRRE0ULNRI.
thsir e Or any complaint peculiar to
fabttshed and only reliable and safe Physicon MAJ
ing spsctalty OF female complaints In the cav He
especially invites . call iron thooe Who W. beeS
deceived BY svindlers. He guarantees q spesdy
cure or no charge. SEPARATE Rooms ~ LADY "a
81 ssss' Rooms No. TAI IIstrsst, between III snl
ON. ocZ-tr
nR aAnpNEI, LAfI OF THl lIOORD U. 3.
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lin It. and PssnsyIyseia avenue, ssors
o. his residence, loo9 AassacAnsstts avenue, =.
tween 10Th and Nth sts. D. ". Prom his greai q.
periencs In treating BOO ct the o. g. W
esrsea n9sIit anA prsctios & thirty years a1oas
q. gSypsn &. rse.ipA q On, aavsos s,a usas
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George Alfred Townsend wrote lately some
incisiye letters for the press from Mormondom,
which struck Delegate Hooper as being so fair
for the MormoBs that he expressed the desire to
see them collected in pamphlet. He has now
his wish, as the American News Company have
published them under the title of The Nor
mon Trials at Salt Lake City," and we have
received the handsome looking, green-coyered
trOcsare through Philip S Solomons
Mr.. Townsend, like most candid travellers who
visit Utah, found the Mormons by no means SO
black painted, and comes to the conclusion that
If they will get rid of poly gamy they are people
to be encouraged in their present position, as
the orly people who have the frugality and
unity 10 keep up the cultivation of this desert
Soil; and agricultural Utah is now a neces-
sity to the mining, railroad, and military
operations Of the central continent. He han
dies the United States officials at Salt Lake
sharply, and probably his eaustic sketches of
these personages and their practices may be
somewhat oyerdrawn, but they bear the essential
impress of truth. illness ard leave the belefthat
the late raid upon p0lygamy has not only been
despotic and extra-judicial, but has been in
spired by anything but wholesome motives
There would, of course, be fat piekingsfrom the
wreck, in case the exasperated Mormons could
be induced to make an emigration from Utah:
Judges there are mixed up i'm mining and other
speculations, and carry the cases growing out OF
them to their own courts for settlement after a
tashion that suggests that they would not be
above making good thing out of a Mormon ex-
oGGs If that can be brought about by little
'sjudicial" pressure.
APassage in these letters confirms what We
have heretofore maintained; l. c. that it will not
lie difficult task to solve this problem by an ar
rangement with the MOrmons whereby polygamy
shall be dropped for the future on the legaliza-
ton by Congress of the marriages already con-
tracted and the legitimiza'ion of the present
Children. Mr. Townsend saysit was proposed TO
several Mormons, in his presence, by a dis
tiDguished member of the Church that a con-
ventiOn should be called promptly to prepare a
state constitution, and concede polygamy in re-
turn fer the right of local government, trial by
jury, and a share in the benefits of representa-
tiOn in the nation.
Whatever may be said of the present crusade
Of Judge Mexican against the Mormons, IL is
certain that polygamy must go under. As Mr..
Townsend tells Delegate Hooper: s'Your people
must stop polygamy or il will stop Utah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-13

BY our special telegram from San Francisco
to-day II viii be seen that the republican eau
Gus oil The legislature last evening nominated
helresentauve Sargent as their candidate for
United States Senator tn succeed Sa,...- -.
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AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money market yesterday was
were strong.
Several failures Of cotton dealers were announces
in New York city yesterday, owing. 1t was said TO
the sudden advance In prices Of the staple, which
caught them hampered with contracts. Toe rise
followed that in Liverpool, which resulted from A
scant supply and fears Of . short crop.