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superinduced by excessive exeroise in
reaching after territory. His vet indo-

superinduced by excessive exeroisa, in
reaching after territory. His yet indo-
mitable will is, however, still illustrated
by his refusing to come home, and he
will probably continue hunting up land.
if his oye-sight don't fail him.
j. S. Temple, Esq, is in our city, pre-
pared to sell the valuable compound,
known as the Japanese Cleansing Cream.
He exhibited its cleansing properties to
us, and we feel safe in pronouncing it
the very article for making old garments
look now and for eradicating grease and
dirt from most anything.
SUPREME CoURT-January 1S, 1871.
The Court met ut 10 A. NJ. Present.
Chief Justice Moses and Associate Jus
tices Willard and Wright.
Tue State er REL Robert H. Adams us.
J. s. Fillebrown, Trial Juetice. Mr..
Chamberlain, Attorney General, for ap-
pellant. Mr.. Spain for appellee. Mr..
Corbin for appellant in reply.
Osma Bailey us. the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad Company. Mr.. Dun
bar for appellant. Mr.. Rhett for re-
spondent. Mr.. Dunbar in reply.
The docket for this term was closed.
I. 0. O. F.-MEET1NG or THE GRAND
LODGE r. w. Grand Lodge Of the
State of South Carolina convened in this
city, yesterday, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in
the hall of the Palmetto Fire Engine
Company which had been kindly placed
at the disposal of the Lodge. The en-
tire day was occupied in the transaction
of business pertaining to the good of the
order. At o'clock, an election was
held for officers to serve the Grand
Lodge during the ensuing year, and the
following members we're chosen:
p. G. J. A. Elkins, of Palmetto Lodge,
No. S, r. w. Grand Master.
p. G. A. J. Minis, of Marion No. 2, De-
putty Grand Master.
z. G. Thomas Steen, of Mountain No.
Is, Grand Warden.
p. G. John H. Honour, of Charleston,
Grand Secretary.
P. G. Jas. Silcox, of Charleston,
Grand Treasurer.
p. G. NJ. VIM. Thayer, r. W. Grand
Representative.
The following are the appointed Of
ficers:
P. G.. Z. J. White. R. W. Grand Mar
shall
p. G.. Jas. Sampson, r. w. Grand
Conductor.
2. G. G. Fl. Eberhardt, r. w. Grand
Guardian.
Committee on Elections and RefMms.-
Grand Secretary j. Fl. Honour, Chair
man &C otfcio; Z. G.. j. M. Elford, P. G.
Mather
Committee on State Of lie O,der.-P. G.
Strong, p. G. NJ G. s. Myers, p. G.. M
j. Mckenzie, p. G. Easman.
Committee on Finance G.. NJ. r. S.
Duryea, P. e. nj. Mcdowell, P. G. M
Froneberger.
Lodge, tho members proceeded in
body to the saloon of P. G.. NJ. John
Mckenzie. and partook of n substantial
collation., furnished by Palmetto Lodge
No. 5. The oysters we're excellent, the
lobster salad pungent, the pickles sharp,
the punch moderately heavy and the
necessary Accomplishments all that could
be desired.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, January 18.-Coium-
biz Hotel-M. n. O'Conner, Charleston;
G. W. Sade, Boston; NJ. H. Gilbert,
Augusta; G. L. Blomer, Jersey City;
B. Gerald; ). W. Autton, Miss. B. W.
Gillctt. New York; j. Walker, Jersey
City; II. Weipker, S. c.; W. r. Robert
son, J. w. Trowbridge, w. j. Nance,
Miss NJ. Albany, Miss F. Albany, J. D.
Bruce. J. ID. Myers, Mrs. McCreery, It.
AIcNulty. B. Dunn, G. G. Meminger,
Jr., S. c.; J. Kane, Canada; W. B.
Aber, Newark; w. Thayer, O. Frone-
berger, Il. G.. Riley, J. Murphy, r. Leb-
by, j. p. Strohecker, A. j. Morris, T.
G. Martin, w. G. Buxbaum, B. Rice,
Miss Mountain, Miss Horace, r. James,
II. S. Dwycr, r. G. Allan, J. Amson, J.
johnson, J. Hesseman, II. Buck, r.
Burgcman, H. Bodice, W. Mathew, J. S.
Lansford, c. Myer, w. w. Tinken, J.
@. Sclepegrell, G. H. Eberhardt. John
Humphreys, DR.. J. Fl. Howard, E. J.