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New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
r.MMANy,s PRETENDED FRIENDSHIP FOR THE
FENIANS.

TO the Editor Of The tribune
SIR: As you must be already aware, sew
eral meetings of the refugees OF the l. X b. havo
lately taken place to make arrangements TOT the
reception Of the released Fenan prisoners VINO aro
soon TO arrive in New-York; but, tperhaps you
NAV not he cognzant OF the fact that those refugees
will hardly be allowed the privilege of being the hrst 10
receive their brother exiles with whom most OF tnem
have been associated In the old country IN the fenn
mnvement What il the reason of hsi Who are better
entitled TO he the first to grasp the hands OF the coming
irish exiles than those who have WORKED WIN tnem
the same cause and who, like them, have experience
persecution though not TO such an extent at tne na
~ the British Government Doubtless Tamnany anu
its Fenans supporters would deem IL dangerous 10 POT
nit the refugees of the r. b. to be the Vrat meet
their brother exes They might inform the latter OF 700
many truths Notwithstanding all the little Gaucusng
and diplomacy that may be adopted the l. X r. are ne-
iermned To see and acquaint those Irish martyrs with
ali needfu particulars both as regards Irish matters @ anu
American politics. The I. H. b. number over lOoO men
i'm New-York who cannot be easily pulled by tho hose'
and who are capable Of thinking for themselves.
Yours, truly, L. r. b.
Mem York. Ian. H. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
AnAM,S ANCESTRY.

TO the Editor OF The Trtbune'
Sir. In a lecture recently delivered by the
Rev Merrill Richardson, and reported in The TRIBUNE
foupd this sentence "No doubt mankind e1Sted pr'o
TO the era Of Adam" Will Mr. Richardson peso 'ooo
,, 49,, ,hrv With at Pauls declaration in his First
rn,s,Io 20 the Corinthians As, xv, where he says,
:" Adam was the first manP A METHODIST MINISTER
Ne,r- York, Jan 10, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

a.. ,,a ,,., ,h,. ia a IIe also and take my seat ac-
cordiney In pont Of fact as my empioymehS 1 a1
sedentary improve the boat Tor AR S s' IN the
Smsson Of right The simple question is what tgna ~,
has the company TO take hundreds 9 ly , I1 u @ out
Of tie o6er As the stands there Is ne cabin % Ue
gentlemen the boats the smokers n y D, STIpms
women have the other. mhhh
Ne,p- YOrk
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THE COURTS.
THE TAYLOR WILL CAsE-CLOsE OF THE con-
TESTANT'S EVIDENCE


TESTANTS EVIDENCE.
Yesterday was the last day appointed for
hearing testimony the part Of contestants in the Tay
or will case Mr. Clinton proposed to show the value OF
the property owned by Mr. Taylor at the time OF bis
death. The contestants no argued, had proved that
great many bonds at time in possession OF Mr.
Taylor but Of them cond be found ne ala not IN
snuate that there anything wrong but he ad per
feet right TO show what property Mr. Taylor had lney
had proved that will existed before this alleged VIII
the draft Of that will found, but tue VIII had dsap
peared
Mr.. Anthon objected on the ground that what was
sought to be put In evidence relative to the amount OF
property was irrelevant, not bearing upon lthe validity
OF the will--the question at issue.
Mrs Kate Howiand recalled, testified: Adeline wes-
ton tho egatee mentioned In the will, is not relative
of our family never heard OF her before my grand
father death.
Mr. Clinton on the part Of the contestants then rested
reseryng the right 70 put evidence letters written by
Mrs Taylor and Mrs Rowland to Mr. Taylor during their
tour In Europe, from May to August. 1870.
Case adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
NO SEATS FOR GENTLEMEN ON FERRY-BoATs.

TO NE EdftOr OF The TrIbuhe,
SIR: An article in your columns not long
since expressed great indignation ut gentlemen for
cupying seats In the "lades' cabin" ferrybo
This was followed by "a Woman" reiteratng the
plant and "A Traveller" advising the company to force
such recusant gentlemen by violence from said seats
Now l. mere gentleman have been n fer
rles, most Of the time comnuter, with others OF
family, for nearly twenty years. From the cars step
onto the boats and sautcd with the label,
For Gentlemen" In gilt letters cabin door. I
SUCK my nose into said cabin, and find that II Is not
cabin for gentlemen" but for smokers aud Oafers. 10
Is the smokingcar reproduced The gilt label is guilty
ne turn 10 the other cabin and find IL labeled, For
LADIES'" but the other label was lie have hight
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
THE QUESTION OF RESIDENCE UNDER THE BANK
RUPT LAW.
In the United States District Court, yester-
day. Judge Bstchford the following decison IN the
matter of John Leighton, bankrupt defining Plat con
stitutes residence under the Bankrupt act;

In h. discharge refused because th Court ne 1nson
The involuntary bankruptcy The creditor Spe'on Sod
jan 81 1853 alleged debtor o e0i Of r mo9hs
had resided IN the Cy ~ YORK
Tie sniicaon made PebrI1 1855 90 Of
debtor personal service The tei y slows that
May 1901 December 1851 the bnsrart e Bo-ion'
latter date m Jan a. 1888 b. 1del New
did reside n this strict r the y months nert
Immediately preceding the time Of Cling the petition FOR tie nges
period mouths Nor Did be business l @ as
uct for such sir months for the longest perd Glngu
He did business anywhere within the meaning OF
this act. during part Of such siI month";
1t urged that under Section of the act only rressa ths,
should jurisdiction of the United States Dd
debts payable the eIeeeng 500 10 enshe .'er Of
h 10 the amount Of least $3.50 to put him into banaiy i
specified that section by proceedings Instituted n iy %
the restrictions residence and CARVING on Dos
imposed By Section prosdd that the ocef TO show a "
provided Section lO rhs an erroneous We" o. ns
The Section to the Judge 10 sh)m the
petition addressed apply to po'c"ding under scon
80 authority given 10 Court to near hYhv
proceedings The 39b section does not say to whom e po -
address, fled and the first section fny ge
the Courts as Courts Bnkruptcy. auhont o. bear aii a.
Indicate upon proceedings In bankruptcy scfong % e
Of Such is the OF the Justices o e o'
Court No s. in the schedules TO the genera 9. ~
ruptcv which creditors petition une 'rco ~ ",
cred the jusictonal facts y We ie'"
district where the petition brought i0i H "a
lied in Spftl III
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
FIRES IN BROOKLYN IN ls7O-THE USE OF KERO-
SENE.
C;,a Marshal Eaalv'a ANIMAL ranort ahowS

FireMarslal keady's annual report shows
2S5 fires In Brooklyn last year. against 81 IN 1862 loss
by fire in 1870 s962i76; in 1862 s2S32 The buildings
destroyed or injured follows: Brick or stone
1874; frame wooden, AZ steamboat caisson East
River BRIDGE,
The following shows the principal causes OF fire during
the year. Kerosene explosions, 81; careless use OF
matches 80: incendiarism, 81 explosion or chemicals
g. boiler explosion, accidental and other causes 49,
Twentynln fires occurred in Brooklyn from 1ncend
ar sm last year. against 40 the year previous six per
sons were arrested last charges or arson FIVE
were discharged by the magistrates on examination TWO
OF whom John j Werner and VIM. Weed were afterward
indicted by the Grand Jury, and are now out on pail
One Mary Ratgan was tried ID the Court OF oesslons
and discharged Four fires caused by steam neat
ing apparatus during the month OF December, 1870.
twenty human beings" concludes the report, " were
burned to death in Brooklyn last yearust double the
number OF deaths from fire during the year previous
Now as to the cause. l answer, Kerosene. In nearly
every case the of death may be traced 10 te ex
plosion OF kerosene lamp or TO fire caused by Zero
sene Some OF the victims poured kerosene oil on stove
fires to make them burn more rapidly, and nave Deen
burned to death by the experiment. but IN most cases the
lamp has been the destructive agency. twenty fatal
eases i'm Need be said against the use OF
so dangerous article as keroseneF
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

-
50. In re Jones.
65. In re Baltic Fire Ins. Co.
l05. .Tifaay ast Potter.
srPxnxs CouRr-CiRcuIr-PARi
229. East N. Y. and Jamaica X. X,
Co. agi. Blmore.
II. .Harienburgh agt. Whitney
zoe. .Burtell sgt La Cos,o.
20. Crowley AT. Smith.
3..Zimmennan. &c., agt Shoen'
feldt.
.. ..PluBmer ag'. Stern.
ii. Address sgL Brooklyn Die'
wood Co.
IS. .fleishauer sgt. Tuska.
%. Security lRs Co. agt. Schultz.
81. Wilson sgt. Mclean.
25s. Grow agt uebokea Lsad aud
.. Co
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
THE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH MISSION.

THE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH MlSSiON.
This Mission, now in its 18th year, is mainly
sustained by the contributions Of the Twenty and
Fhaye Reformed Dutch Church. 1t is located in the
brick building No 1GO West Twenty nnthst, erected by
the Church Consstory for the OF their Pa
rochal School In the building specially adapted for the
Of the Mission chapel and public readingroom,
PASTORS study and library and room Onthe
floor above the large chapel OF the ParOcha School, IN
which the Infant School, numbering 800 little children
assemblies twice ON sunday An equal number or larger
children meet in the chapel on the first floor. Both
departments under the direction Of Richard Amer
man. assisted by teachers Regular services are held
at the Mission twice Sunday beside weekly lecture
Wednesday evening. Union prayer meeting holds
daily till In connection with the MlsslOn an
agency has been established for procuring employment
for men women, which has been In operation since
April and up october had provided for 1877 persons
without cost TO the applicants An Employment society
prepared work for about so poor women weekly At ia
wages An Industrial school for girls Is also doing good
service The Mission is under the direction OF commit
tee OF gentlemen annually appointed for the purpose,
while its pastoral care devoyes upon the Rev j. Henry
Bertholf.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
COURT CALRNDARs-Tas DAY
svrxsnx CouRr-CH.saEKs-suruERL,Sp "opens at ~ y.
Calendar called al II M.

i al II M.
l0, .Purell sgt. France.
IlS. .Gslge set Rushiou.
ils. .CalEyiele agt 'iele.
J.-Opens st II e. m
iAsI Levfaith sgt. kurzenknabe-
35I. Dennlstoan AK. MesfopolE
tan lIs Co.
q. .s,edmsn sgt Western rnA'-
por,A,ien Line.
Ial. james sgt. schmidt
3ll..Jaeger agL Kelly.
.. .McCulloIn agt PianiL
n. kanfinan agt DO,ne.
81. Ferguson agt. : yre.
W o0dwaId steam Pump 10
al, TrcIsoui toal,o
~. .Jaha asL lie Asyof.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
A WIFE DIVORCED FOR FOUR YEARS WITHOUT
KNOWING IT.

A strange divorce case came up yesterday,
In the Supreme Court Chambers before Judge suther-
land Oh a motion for a reference The persons lived in
Rookland County. aud the husband. DIR. NJ. G. Has
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City Lots for Sale.
JACOB LEVIN auc,,.

sUANT to an award Of arbitration
- anu by virtue Of the powers conferred
IN tho terms Of submission of said arhiira
tlon, We Will sell, on the salo-day in Octuher
next. all tho right, title and interest OF Jos
Ia! LOT, William Taylor and lydia Hn1nes.
worth, children of Harriet Taylor. derea.ed
ana OF Christopher Haynesworth. husband ~
the said Lydia Haynesworth, in that lot oe
LAND, III the city Of Colunibia, with brick
store thereon. fronting on Grrvais street
nlty.two feet four inches, more or less. and
putting and bounding to the East on Oates
street 2U3 feet, more or less; West. on lot
Deinnging now or formerly to the estates ri
sally Browo and Anna Bannister, and NORTH
on on lot belonging now or formerly to Wilson
Iiover, on the following terms, 10 wit: One
half cash and the balance on a credit Of m.
year, secured by bond of purchaser and mort
gago of promises In - - :
Inc said lot will be sold in three lots. III
First lot, with brick store and sheds. front
ing on Gervais street SO ieet and inches and
runninG PACK on Gates street lO3 feet
second lot, in rear of Lot No L and front.
ing ln on Gates street so feet and running back
l04 feet. more or less.
Third lot, North OF Lot No. 2. and front;pg
on Gates street SO feet and running back ia
feet, more or less. ~ ~
pers. JAMES ID. TRADEWEII P"
JOHN T. RHETT.
JOHN T. SLOAN, Jn.,
oepe 1V InI VI Arbitrstors
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Especial 1yiS6MhsTn and lAaa.tiio Lsae. !
Fatal Iyiot In Danvfis,;

Fatal Riot I'm DanvIlfo! ai
DANvMIEj. Va, September 30.--An
attempt was made, to-day, to arrest a
negro, which was resisted. Assistance
was called, and when the man was
carried to Jail. mob of negroes
assembled for the purpose Of releaeing
him. After several hours of unavailing
efforts to dispense the crowd. on the
part Of the Mayor, the military were
called out. and the sheriff rend the riot
Act twice. Stones were thrown by the
negroes, one of which struck tie
Mayor. The military we're then ordered
to charge bayonets. One Andrew
Jackson-a violent and disorderly negro
was bayoneted. while obstruotipg the
advance OF the platoon. Two police.
men were seriously hurt.
The negroes are assembling in large
numbers in the lower part OF the town,
and more tronble is apprehended. The
stores are ordered to be- closed, aud
every one, except policemen, to remain
indoors, Great excitement prevails in
the town, and fears are entertained of a
serious outbreak.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION
The Ladies Know Best.

THE CROWDS THAT DAILY VISIT THE POPULAR
AND Low-pRIcED DRY GOODS HOUSE OF
W. D. LOVE & CO.,
EHUI.LY demonstrate that their taato in
~ making selections for this market bot III
III stylos aud quality, cannot DO cxcclled.
We daily hear ladies' say that our assort-
mont OF Dress Goods ID the best in town We
intend to keep it 30 through the eeasun II
money and energy can do it.
All the other departments arc we'll supp,ed
with the best makes OF goods in the market.
Our Dress Goods comprise all the new ia i.
brlcs. both foreign and domestic, including q
our Compass brand of BLACK ALPACA
double. faced. decidedly tho cheapest and best
Alpaca III tho State. having both sides alike.
Our patterns in CARPETS and RUGS arc
choice. Blankets, Shawls, Cloake, Sacks and
haEkinge, We have big line
Our stock OF Goods Tor mems wear is very
fnit, including all makes of goods.
House-keepere will save money by cxami aiup
our stock OF Housekeeping Goods. We only
nice line of ladies' White Und Ter wear, mado
in the best manner, Of ii ne material.
Our Lace and Embroidery Department al
ways contain the newest novelties.
Cur line OF Fancy Goods is always complete.
we sell the best WHITE DRESS SKIRT in
.ne state Tor the money, az we'll as Alexander
and Courvols:er KIDS, whish need no recon-.
mondation
! Graniteville Homespuns AID Pendleton
Yarns to the trade at factory prices. i
we solicit orders from city or country and
invite all to inspect our attractive Stock.
"hlch our polite uad attentive salesmen will
show freely.
We keep only tho bost makes OF goods. nn5
nave but ono price. Samples sent by mail.
WaI. d. LOVE & CO.
-, Columbia Hotel building, Main street.
". L. Love. B. Is. MoCnEgnY.
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roreIEn Affairs.
NOON DISPATCHES


THE QUEENS HEALTH-aRRarANs REFUSING
TO Observation-Disclosures NATIONAL
GUARDS. 80. 90. ..#s
LONDON, September 30-The usual
reference to. the Queens health don't
appear in the Court Journal. Gladstone
and the FRINGE of Wales have gone to
Balmotal Castle.
PARIS, September ao.-Drouyn de
!Huys has been appointed ambassador
to Austrial .
The German generals refuse to evacu-
ate the department. Of Disc, until
officially informed that the. third half
mllliard indemnity has been paid.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
VERSAILLES. September. 30.-Rspre-
sentations of the Government to Germa-
ny, in reference to the continued occu.
patton Of Oise. are unanswered. The
troops are stll! at Compegne. and have
returned to Creil, Cressy and CIarmont
The disarmament of the National Guards
OF Bordeaux has been completed.
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:. .AuCt1on Sales.
Coos and Cdlues.
By D. C.PE1XOTTO & SON.
MORNING, at 10 o'cloc,r ,vo
Will SOL, IN front of the Court Honse.
Several FINE MILOH COWS and CALVES.
h Terms cash. 'fo--.>- o. o' "
Foreclosure of Mortgage.

foreclosure of Mortgage.
-. q. pEIXOTT0 & SON, Auctfoneera
RY virtue OF the power duly conferred IN
~ the Cltfzens' Savings Bank, OF Columbia
oy A. II. Monteith and John Irwin. to foreclnsa
mortgages for the purpose OF satisfyipe their
aeDs, I'll aho Citizens' Savings Bank viii proceed
TO Heil, at public auction, before the Court
House, in Columbia, on the FIRST M0NDAY
In october next, all and singular tho mort.
gagged promises hereinafter dcscribed fo v;t.
All that lot or parcel OF LAND. situated in
tho city OF Columbia, South Carolina ana
bounded on tho North by Divine street East
by Assembly street South by Blossom street
anu west ny Gates street; containing fonr
acres, more or less. mortgaged as tho proper
!, All that lot or parcel OF Land, situated IN
the city of Colnmbia, South Carolina hounI
cu on the North by IIice street East nv RnlI
street, Sou h by Tobacco street, and West by
slarlon street; containing four acres moro or
icss; mortgaged as the property OF A. Ii, Mon.
The above property will be divided in lots to
Al tnat certain tract or parcel of Land.
situated IN Richland' County, about nine miles
from Colun bia, containing 4025 scres. more or
iess, and bounded on the North by Black
LAKE. on the East by lands OF Mrs Breyard.
so4th by Raiford's Creek. aud West by lands
ot II. A'ired Wallace; mortgaged as the pro
Perty OF a. u. Monteith and JOhu Irwin.
vided into quarter acre lots. Inn, ~
WM. MARTIN,
President OF Citizens Savings Bank.
For particulars inquire of
E. W. SIEBELS & CO.
-.3epe ~ feal Ertate Brokers'
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Read the Evidence and be Convinced

Read the Evidence and be Convinced
Dr. E. II. Heinush-DEAn SIR: lily vife and
anu feyer one year ago, last August, and
after oxhausting the prescriptions OF Ouinino
ana Barks and all other known remedies.
XXI IA CHILL CURE" I am lapnv 70 ss y
that. after using five bottles, they have en-,
tirely recovered their health. Not ono or
them have had n return or symptom ~
Chliis since. Your remedy is speoific
Yours. truly, S. w. NIOKisIS
LEXINGTON. s. G. ''''
KINA CHILL CURE for sale only at
Sept ~ E. II. HEINITSH'S Drnr Stnrn
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American 1nLcIIioencc
NOON DISPATCHES

HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS-FARnoY Dis
CHARGED, &C., go.
NEW YORK, September 3O.-The pri
quietly. f'l''o 80
Chief Justice Chase is here. en- ..outt
to Providence.
A meeting OF Italians proposed to re-
quest the. Italian Government, to recn1I
Consul-General +: D. Lucca.
The schooner Clara Montgomery,
from Charleston, encountered heavy
gales; split sails and sprung leak.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, September 3O.-Owing
to interruptions of mails between New
Orleans and Galveston by quarantine,
arrangements have been made by tie
Post Office Department to send mails
between New York and Galveston by
Mallorys g line of steamers, weekly, dur.
ing the continuance Of the quarantine.
In the Darden case. for killing
MoCarthy, the matter was submitted
without argument; but one Juror was
SICK and the prisoner raving; under the
circumstances, the court adjourned TO
Monday.
Probabilities The baron eter will pro.
baby; continue high, but falling ON
Sunday over. the Atlantic States and
falling, with increasing Easterly winds
on the lakes. Cloudy and threateping
weather will probably extend over the
Northwest aud upper lakes, and cont.
nue. ID Florida and Texas.
New YoRK, September 3O.-The en-.
ployees OF the city presented themselves
for their monthly pay, but found no
money. No trouble apprehended.
Capt. Mcclellan, of the steamship Bri.
tania, from Glasgow, was lost overheard
IN exerting himself to save Iatly mas
senger while the ship was giving heavy
lurch, and was drowned-all Efforts to
save him proving unsuccessful.
George 0. Evans, charged with EN-.
bezzllng funds of Pennsylvania. was
brought before Judge McCuene. on a
ha6sas, CORPUS ID decision reserved.
There was o wholesale discharge OF
mechanics from tile. construction dc part.
mental The navy yard. to-day.
Dr.. Davis, Of Brooklyn, the indicted
abortionist, has been imprisoned.
At Newton, Kansas, on Saturday.
City Marshal King demanded tie
revolver OF Texan. whereupon the
Texan shot King, killing him. Several
other shots were fred, one of which
mortally wounded David Leslie.
New ORLEANS, September 3O.---A
special meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce, tonight, adopted the following
resolution: Tint we feel warranted in u
giving our solemn assurance, based upon
the reports of the Board OF Health md
our most, distinguished physicians, that
the health OF the city was never better.
and TINT no:epidemio exists at all.
The Republican says: The President
OF the Board Of Health informs ms that
there is but one case Of yellow fever nm. IN.
der treatment in the city. There has
been no caae reported for three daya.
and no death from yellow fever for Xix Xix
days. It is quite cool. At noon today
the mercnry was at 70. A private de-.
spatch from Pensacola says vessels from
New Orleans and Mobile are auaran.
tined.
Knoxville, TENN, September 40
Nelson gave himself up this afternoon
and gave bond in S25, 200 to answer an
indiotm ent for killing Gen. Olanton.
ATLANTA, September 3O.-Attorney
General Farrow was discharged TO-DAY
from the charge OF cheating and swim
ding brought against him.
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CLOTHING HOUSE
CHILDS & WILEY

A HE daily receiving tho finest READY.
"A MaDt' CLOTHING, for old and Young
gentlemen: that have ever been offered in this
inarket No custom male can surpass. and
out few can equal them, in style, and finish.
and price.
HATS.
We sell tho best, at lower rates than those
who don't buy from the manufacturers diroct.
SHIRTS.
We keep tho Star and True Fit constantly
on hanu, aud will take orders for half dozen
or more. and warrant a fit.
UNDEK-WEARi in all varieties.
RUBBER CLOTHING.
GtOVES-Leather, Buck, Kid, Dog. Rat and
Seal; bargains to be had in GLOVES.
Linen mud Paper COLLARS.
Slccv. and Collar BUTTONS-Gold and
some that won't coin.
NV, We will tako Grcenbacks at par for all
tICeo. Sent 2G
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At Private Sale

- A BEAUTIFUL LOT. ON Arsenal Hill
f}!1 containing nearly one fourth OF an acre
.AAiA situated on the North side Of Ricblant
between Gates and Lincoln strcets. On the
iot there IL Dwelling, containing four rooms, },
also other necessary out-buildings. This ia
an opportunity to secure valuable property.
Apply to E. W. SEIBEI,S 81 n CO.
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PROCLAMATION.

~ Ac Oc SOO LII QAROLlNA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
N| HEKEAS a vacancy now exists in tho
wv oiiice OF Coroner for tho County of
Now. know ye that I, ROBERT X. SCOTT
governor OF Tho state of South Carolina. by
virtue WI OF tue power and authority vested in
m? ?,, ~ an Act 81 tho General Assembly OF
sad state, entitled "An Act CONCERNING Tho
Office, duties and liabilities of Coroner" an. an
prGvod pre- January ~; 1870 do hereby appoint
anu; anu conssrtnte mt! WILLIAM SUMMER, or Po-
mara, Irlal Justice Of said County. to fill
sn!1 vacancy, and to perform tho s:s:ies Of
said oiico until the Legislature shall order
al election to fiIl said vacancy.
LII testimony whereof, havo horeunto
set my hand and caused tho Great
Seal OF the State to DO affixed. at
IL. 81 Columbia, this 29th day of Soptcm
ber. A. D. 1871, and in the ninety
SIXTH year of tho independence Of
the United States of America.
- NoBERr X. SCOTT, Governor.
Oct 81