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oMUAEU HEALS, ExC.
GMOKED TONGUES, extra smoked BEEF.
~ Ferris Fulton Market Eeef.
Diamond and Orange brand Hams.
sugar-oured Bacon Strips.
Picklod Salmon. -f..ai.a.
Mess and No. I AIaokerol. &c., oil iresh to
hand. For sale by s{ GEO. SYMMERS.
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2G PINE STREET, New York. Nov. 81, 1867
lDoirHu WOLFE, Esq, Prcscnt.-DEAR S1E: /
Of yonr 'Schiclam Sclnarps," with the intent
Of determining il any foreign or Injurious sub
stance lad been aided 10 the simple Distilled
spirits.
The examination las resulted in the ccncu
sion TINT tho sample contained II" poisonous
or harmful admixturc. have been unable
to discover any trace of tho dclctcrious sub
stances which are sometimes employ cd in the
aduteration Of liquors. I would not hesitate
to use myself, nor to recommend to others,
for medicinal purposes, tho ''Schiedam
Sehnappe," as an excellent and unobjectiona-
bic variety OF gin. Very respectfully youra,
tSigned) CHAS. a. SEELY, Chemist
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VOTES Schiedam .ScAnnpps
Is initiated and countcrfeited, and rurchast
will have to nno caution in ptlrch ariug
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From D. Appleton 4 Oo.--"Physcal Cause OF the
Death Or Christi by DR.. wIllian Stroud; Professor
Tyndall's fragments Of Science
From Dodd 4 Mead-"Papers for Home Read
ing.n b john Hail. D. D.; "The American CARDINAL
q f0veL
From J. o. L!ppincott 4 Co., Phnadeiphia--.A
History Of Florida. from fts Discovery to the Close
OF the Florida War Of 1s42.r by George r. Fair.
banksi why Did he Not Dies" translated from the
German by Mrs. A. l.. wister.
From p. 0'Shea-Pere Lacordaire's conferences
on Cod.r
From Roberts Brothers. characterization Re-
ligion," BY John Weiss.
From James r. Osgood 4 Co.. Boston -"Alfred
the Great by Thomas Hughes, NJ. p.
From p. p. Dutton h Co.-"sundsy Echoes In
Week Day Hoursr tale Illustrative OF tho journey.
ings Of the children OF Israel by Mrs. Carey Brock.
Prom Lee, Shepard 4 Dillingham-'Married Tor
Both worids,n by Mrs. A. Il. Porter
Monthiies- Bdoktoood's aud Eclectic Magazine.
and American Educational Na0azioa
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AMERICANS ABROAD.

The following is the list Of Americans registered
az the oiccs Of Bowles Brothers Co., 449 Strand,
Charing Cross London, and II Rue dc Ia Paix,
Paris:-- tA
AT Tue LONDON OFFICE FOR THE WEEK ENDING
New York;. II. Har n sS M. and Mrs. j. Now.
NO. wil!ams-walston, II. Brown Mrs. Augustus
Douglas r. j. Weeks John A. Mahan, John W.
DeerinT ana wife. Levi Parsons. IL A; johnson, Ron
kVsrs a e wv mcass ssa sss 7o ssss:
hoe, Edwin Games. Mr.. Dana, Mrs. Henry W. suito,
VIM. L. Rose ana MRS. n. L. Rose, O. Burritt Waite.
anns % aso saS Ii ksl
1 Ts & Se.Hn Il sqHns s s. Ty MT and
sxSys. Frank MARINE, q KeliocT. j. g. W Wills, j.
9; Martine, JuGge lnga,ls, Mrs Richard yusteed
Mcfarland. N. 9: stanley, George Backaam. Frank
sSs saI william ! !. qars, SssIIss y.
Steven. Alien a ana family hsSf Sps SsG Charles s
kdrsds ss Wien Ddfr
and WIFE O. NJ. Kettle and wife, Miss +. NJ Kettle.
MIS- Mrs. Rsa sss be B wa wsy WHn Witt
Kettle, :; .; Case: Theodore +. Won xrnim, W. Fl.
Ss Mss sP rsn s g.
f.' san sRs aars snsT, T'W RsSs% and
Louis George W. Fislback and family. washing.
TOM 4. StaIrng, Charles A; Page Mrs. Q. y. i.
8 s.'n %a Mr. f Mss Mr. oS Ssese Mss
raris-w. B.; Crooke, Louis Chan,el, q. W. May.
MR. sn5 S2s %s% D1syeF
Charles J. Riiliet Lceds-F 8. Richards and wife
H Hamsnr a ua Msay ana R Ss nsnsd T.
United !,n states ao. Army-T: 4. stanton; Xnlo-
worcester. Alfred +; Mahan. II. whiting ana ".
smith and l. saf ooas 'r n.mSa si.'ss
McDouad. Conncctcut-J. NJ Holmes. Nemourys
JAMIE. %esu NJ. sns s M S
George Carlisle Proyilenco-water Manton and
wife. Holland Baron oEscury Hartsord-H O.
3. Earle. BsIsimore-T Cox and MISS Hummer.
ssprngneld,Iairs. 4. Gould long Issndo o
IOa,ssnS. a; KeDDel joseDis Cambridge. Mass:
The following are the list Of arrivals at the Paris
House for the week ending May 81
New yorx-Henry Fcrsyth, George L. Whitaker
George .. MCFARLAND. James 4. balm, George 2.
HAM p oSs s psrsd hr 1saS nT
Wns ysis f snnSier B B,si II
A. Morrel, Miss D. J. Garuner, IS. A. b. Abbots
y. A. Walker, Francis q. Richards, ], @. Talbot.
London--Mrs. H. A. Johnson Ernest trignst bay.
toni. y. Mckee. Saco, Mc.--B. @. Pike. fhIladot
phia-Georgc Pierce, yemont--E. v. n. Hitchcock.
haltimorc-Mias s. A. Hummer. san Franclsco-H.
A. heuston versaies-George saucr. OHIO. U. $.
A;-ualy!n Bruce, A. a. Hale. Paris-Mr and Mira
Il. a. Carter. Roucn--A. Herlolsen. Olncnnatl-A
D. q. Ray. United States Army-Luther M. Mercy.
Chicag0-Pcrry Smith aud wife, Perry Smith, Jr.
Drussels-General A. 4. Chetaln, United states
Consul at BRUSSELS. San Franclsco-Mis. julia
Dunn Mrs 0otavia T. Glover, Mrs, George W. ChoaA
ley. Washington-P u, Riggs J. X. iuggS
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borne N mind only pays four years. expense tho
bonds continue 10 belr compound Interest,"

bonds continue to bear compound Interest
Is simply to let the bonds remain outstanding for
few years until BY the spprsS alton o. greeao,acEs
might he avoided, ana the increased taxable wealth
Of the country would enable rs 70 pay te prncipal
r sss $ S s0s cU' 70
81 Ycr Inc wSoe four years TINS S the plan
advocated from first to last BY the HERALD.
BEHOLD the CONTRAST.
Boutwes plan costs..... So, 022. l4o
The HERALD's plan costs. .............. o60O, 900
Difference in favor HERALp's plan !. s4. a2., 40
Il WIN be seen. therefore, that under Mr.. Bout
calls from the people, In shape Of taxes, over
81, OOo coo more than Is necessary.
rom me sn ,rs T.
rense on the amount undor consideration. Sccrc-
tary Boutwell, requires $751; o22. 4ls Can the people
President Grant give US another Secretarys
THR NEW YORK ORGAN
lected has been constantly Increasing each year
since GRANTS 1naugurauon-last year paying
as an me tSs ra o
taxation has been reduced, and the increased
amount collected comes from the alleged fact that
now what are the isctsi The rate Of taxation
has boon reduced on some articles and Increased
nal revenue tax on PennsylSania-made Bessemer
~ vie 6akuc tlUlc LuCEedsoO tue GUS
toms tax on imported rails OF the same material
about thirty three per cent Alt0getder the tax
steel rails Ia about $500 per mile higher than It was
In 1868.
As the matter now stands any railroad company
that desires to take up Its OLD, worn OUT dangerous
iron rails and put down new safe steel ones instead,
must pay q TAX OF $4,000 per mile and upwards, &C
cordng to the weight OF the rails required for the
privilege.
This tax ultimately comes out Of tho people in the
shape OF Increased rates OF freight and passenger
transportation.
number Of articles used mainly BY New England
manufacturers were put upon the free list, and
others OF the same class put at lower rates. while
the tax on articles that come into competition with
them have beep raised. The Bessemer steel trick
was performed In quite number Of instances
always in the interest however, Of some manufac-
turing monopolist :. i
WHAT Is MINDED
1t Is not worth while to hggle about the rate Of
taxation. The fact Is adInittod that we have been
for two years paying $4,000, 900 per year more
taxes than has been necessary to pay oil the legt.
mate expenses OF the government, Including the
interest on the public debt.
What the people demand and will have Ia rcduc.
ton Of the amount collected. Untl this demand i3
complied with the Independent press Will continue
"nafping on the nnances;" aud, OF course tho paid
edministraton organs wll continue their sheers and
falStf1ca tons. - Il, - -
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ANOTHER wulsxev stzu;s

seizure was made yesterday afternoon by Mr.. J.
y. Vase, one Of the Omitted states Internal Revenue
ofcers, Of I've nogshesds OF rum. under very excit-
ing circumstances. Mr.. wass with great sklll
watched the departure Of these hogsheads from the
Illicit distlllery district OF "Irshfownn In Brooklyn.
and following the driver. jump, upon the wagon IN
James street, at the corner N Chatham street.
ON tile New York side. lie was Immediately set
upon by crowd Of roughs, but ne kept them at bay
with pocket knife. Finding that he was not snp-
ported by his companions the o liver Jumped from
The wagon and ran away. Mr.. wass drove the
wagon and its contents 10 the Marshals (ffice.
wnero II Was connscated 10 the governments.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

MAY ~.
1so2-Battlc OF Hanover Court House, Va; General
McClellanis forces defeated the rebels
lslS-The American forces assaulted and captured
Port George. Canada.
16oo-1he massacre IN Moscow. Russia-called the
"vatins Of MOscow"--O OF Prince Dcmctrius and
his Polish adherents occurred
156i-John Calvin, the reformer, died, In Geneva.
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American Intelligence.

CIIARhEsToN, January Arrived
schOoners GeOrgetta, New York; John
8. Lee, Philadelphia; steamers South
Carolina, New York; J. w. Everman.
Philadelphia; British bark Vinco, Liver.
pool.
BosToN, January 21.-Dennis Recan
was convicted of rape and sentenced for
life
New YORK, January 21.-The steam
ship Alaska sailed to day for Hong Kong
Dia the Suez Canal, with quite number
OF passengers, including a few who will
sail around the world.
A World cable from Versailles, the
10Th. says sortie took place on the 10th.
and after two hours fighting between
Forts de List and AubervilIiers, the
French were repulsed. Both sides in
Cured severe losses
The bombardment of the defences of
st. Denis and Aubervilliers has com.
menced. The Mendon batteries have
been advanced, and arc firing into DTssy
together with st. Cloud batteries. nnd
have made IL great breach in the stone
wall, and somo of the embrasures nre
choked with debris from the parapet.
Last night the pioneers opened the &C.
cond parallel towards D'Issy, and bate.
rles havo been placed there, which will
soon reduce D'Issy to heap of ruins.
The French arc erecting new batteries in
front OF Valerien. The Bavarian, Wer.
temburg and Saxon batteries bombarded
the whole of last night, the Northern,
Eastern and Southeastern front of the
forts replying seldom.
NEW YORK. January Rudolph
beat Garner 600 points in French ca
rom game.
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Pittsburg peanutist, who had we'll
regulated and strictly moral peanut
stand on street-corner, listened to the
seductive wiles of an agent for non.ex-
pioSive Kerosene. and bought enough to
Ill MS lamp once to try. He has crossed
over ''Ihe River, while coroner's jury
nave earned fee, and the administra.
tors OF his estate are eating up his re-
naming peanuts. Such is life.
1t was an idea OF minister down in
Georgia, ut the conclusion of marriage
ceremony, to Use i'll his prayer for the
bridal couple the sentence "Suffer little
children to come unto me-"
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Pomaria Nurseries.

a -HSA. THE largest and most varied
SfH FRGr q TREEs faaihfrh adapt.a ss@a5ed tn ae1
S9 soil and climate, consisting Of
-~ApPies, Peaches, Pears, Pl1ms,
:Aprlcots and Nectarines, from the earliest to
the latest. Cherries. Ounces. Figs, Hazle
Nuts, English Wanuts and Spanish Chest
mute, several fine varieties; Grape Vines, en-
Raspberrics. Evergrecns in great VARIETY. for
ornament and for cemeteries: Roscs-ali tho
best; Dahlias, Gladiolas. Lilies, &c; Orna
mental Towering Shrubs, Asparagus and
rartnoy Roae, for hedges.
Persons wishing, will please apply direct TO
the proprietor. VIM. SUMMER
Jan II limo Pomaria s r.
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Musical dictionary for tho benefit of
church choirs: What is a elur? Almost
any remark ono singer makes about nn-
other. What is q staccato movement?
Leaving the choir in hntf when one is
dissatisfied with the organist. What is
a turn? When one singer is discbnroed
to mako room for another. How to Sc
cure qnartette: Get two good looking
unmarried gentlemen for bnsso and ten,
or, and there will be no trouble in SO.
curing soprano and alto.
-, Why is person chained in prison
likely to cscape? Because he's in secure
1s the watch by the Rhine mado of Cor.
man silver? The suns first duty on
a,slng-to strike alight Light is most
;uocessiul y, ,e burglar; it is always breaking
IN upon some one. We are told "the
evening wore on" but We nre never told
what the evening wore on that occasion.
was 1t the close Of q summers duy?
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Of the penal statutes of the State, made
by p. B. Seabrook, Esq. Of Charleston,
was taken up, and pending the discus
sion, the House adjourned.
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NOTICE.--All indebted to the Undersigned
IN by Note, Lien, Book Account, or other
wsc, will make settlement OF tho same before
the FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY next and
save costs. T.. Il q. ID. HOPE.
Jan 6 EDWARD HOPE
GrOCTks, BONDS md COUPONS boupht
~ and sold by D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
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Auceaon Saae9,

:
AuCG1on Sales.
Household Furniture.
BY MONTEITH & FIELDING.
WE will sell, in front Of our store, on Assem-
biy street, THIS MORNING, at half past 10
ooieck, weather permitting:
A lot OF Household and Kitchen FUREI-
LUXE, consisting OF Bedsteads, Tables,
Chairs. Washstands, Parlor Stoves and o.hSr
articles too numerous to mention. Jan "a
Store and Lease for Sale. 4
M0NTEITH & FIELDING, Auction re.
ON tho first MONDAY in February next. vo
will sell.
LEASE OF four years and three months,
with the privilege. to remove the building
before expiration Of Lease,) on that piece OF
ground upon which the store occupied BY MT,
Werhap, watchmaker, now stands, subject to
u quarterly rent OF $50 per quarter. Jan Alt
In the Court of Probate-.-Lexington.
Er pdr:e alexander H. Wolfe, Administrators
Of ": nj. Beokham, deceased :
1,ettt,om 70 Sell Personal Property of Deceased.
pUHsUANT to tho order OF Hon. A. H.
Il Caughman, Judge Of Probate for Lex
1HnSton County, will sell. OH the first day Of
The PERSONAL PROPERTY OF W. N.
beackham, deceased, consisting Of about
30 Bales Cotton,
IS Mules, 3 Horses and Colts. ""'
60 Hogs, 90 Cattle, among which are great
many fine Mich Cows.
hitchen Furniture, &C., and largo quantity
OF fine Cotton Seed.
5000 Bushels Corn and large ouantitv of
Fodder, -
Four-Horse Wagons, 1 Ox.Cart, largo
quantity OF Farming Implements, House and
The sale will be commenced at what ia
known as the James Bates place, in Richland
Fork, and continued there until all the pro
perty on that place is sold; and on the day
Immediately succeeding, the sale will be con-
tlnued ut the Baker place, in Lexington, tho
late residence of tho deceased, and Continued
there until all the property is sold. It is
thought tho sale at the Bates place will oo-
cupy about two days, and the sale commenced
at the Baker place on the third
Terms OF sale cash. s.. M. ROOF, 8. O.
Sheriffs Office, Lexington G. H., January 9,
lofl Jan 70
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Lost.

AN informed by D. s. Taylor. Esq, of
drawn at Shreveport, La, August 19, 1870, to
the order of $. L. Taylor, Attorney of Francis
W W: Fl Ficking; Trustee, and specially endorsed
TO e. fTanois W: tiGkling, Trustee, or order; one
lumbia, South Carolina, for two tho1sand
dollars IA In gold, and tho other by j. J. Mar
snail, Executor, on tho Citizens Bank Of New
orleans, for si1 thousand dollars in gold; !;
were mailed to me by the endorscr, at shreve.
port, La, on the 22d August, 1870. These
Checks have not been receivd. Payment hay-
negotiate them.
FRANOIS " ElCKLlNG Truataa
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THE MANSION HOUSE.
a FIRST CLASS HOTEL PROPERTY.
IN oREENvILLE, s. c.,
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
A >sN-N THE above largo and splen-
Ea6TSfAsrNS did HOTEL, long and fayora-
@a sagatihI5 bly, known to visitors through.
Aslla4t3it3zout Assla231s3Sout the country as a First
GLASS ilOlEL, is now offered for sale. Tho
House is a three and four-story brick build
ing. 1t has upwards OF seventy Sleeping
Rooms, all neatly furnished. Elegant rar.
lnrs, Bar and Billiard-R Rooms. Ice House now
ililed with ice; also, fine Store connected
with it. On the lot is large Vegetable Gar.
den, several out-buldings, Stables, &c. It ia
the only Hotel in Greeuville, and is lighted
with Gas. Terms of sale made easy. If not
sold soon, the Hotel will be leased for term
Of years. Lessee to purchase furniture.
REFEnENCE-Frederck Bush, ESQ, Presi-
dent of Greenvillo and Coiumhia hsilrc.a,
Columbia, s. q.
Proprietor, Grcenville, 8. C.,
Or T.: W. SEIBELs 4 Co.. Columbia. 3. @.
State of South Oarolina---Union Co,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Asa Smith, Plaintiff, Is. c. g. Baker, Defend
ant.
S""'no"s for Money Demand-( Complaint NOT
ScrCPd
ENO tho Defendant, G. q. Baker: You arc
Il hereby summoned and required to an.
swcr the complaint in this action. which Asa
Smith has filed in the Office Of the Clerk of
Common Pleas, for tho said County, and to
serve q copy Of your answer to the said com
paint on the subscribers at their officu. in
unionvilc. within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof, exclusive of the day OF such ser
vice; and IL you fail to answer the complaints
within tho time aforesaid, the plaintiff will
take Judgment against you for the sum of
.sl07.l2 and costa.
WALLACE Il McKIssICK,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated Unioaville, s. c., January II 1871.
To the Defendant, G. G.. Baker: Take notice
tiiat the summons in this action, of which
the foregoing is copy, was filed in tho Office
'of the Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas.
at Unionvillc, "a tho County OF Union, in the
December. 1870.
WALLACE & McKISSICK,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Unonvillc, S. c., January II, 1871.
GRAIN! GRAIN! GRAIN!
w. j. WHITMIRFI, GREENVIlLE. q, a..
nEALEk in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO
~ DUCE OF all kinds. Will pay prompt
attention to al! orders entrusted to his care. y
This is a rare opportunity for Planters and
others living along tho limo OF the Greenvillo
and Columbia Railroad, to procure their ann
plies at first cont only ask u fair trial. and
guarantee satisfaction. Nov % 8mo
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Wando Agency.

AyiNG been appointed by the Wando
~ Mining and Manufacturing Company
FERTlLlZER, in Lexington County, l take
this method of informing tho planting public
that am prepared to receive orders to any
extent. Parties desiring to secure a supply
their orders at once. The price Of tho Wando
has been reduced to $50 ton at the factory.
cash; on credit till the 1st of November next,
s22, clear OF lnterest-the purchaser to give
the usual lien. Tho freight, including dPay.
age. to any depot on the Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad, in Lexington County.
VIII be Sc on each ton, which, in eoe,y in
stance, must be paid in advance
Jan 10 t3 ES. T. HAYES
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N:4D BANK BILLS nnti MUrILATEr,
~ CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov 23 emo D. GAMBRII,I Broker


Nov 23 emo D. GAMBRIIL, Broker
MoTICE.-rhe undors igncd have formed l.
~ Co,partnership, ana will be known as
u: W. SElBELS co. They represent some
of the bost FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES III the United States.
Me propose to be general Land Agents. and
viii sell or purchase Real Estate anywhere in
south Carolina, especially in Columbia. We
VIII pro,ccute claims before tho Legislature,
and the renewal OF lost bonds or othcr papers
Persons wishing to sell or buy Real Estate
Will do VOL to communicate with us mt COlum-
bla. We have several handsome places for
sale. Onice ut Mike fIoke's Clothing Store.
j.. W. SEIBELS,
Dec2 J. l.. EXELI..
MOTICE.-Thc Subscribers having tried
IN tho ''CREDIr SYSTEM for the last three
years, have found it to DO losing business
and have come to the conclusion to ADOPT the
oxclusively "CASH SYSTEM" from this date
Thcy would also call upon all indebted to
them to come up to tho 'Gnptain's Office" and
sottlc. CAMPBELL Il JONES
Jan1
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lands III Orangcburg in certain persons;
| an Act authorizing the State Auditor to
suspend proceedings in certain cases; an
Act to re-chartcr the Pun mpkntown Turr
pike Road; an Act supplementary to an
Act to authorize administrators exc
cutors and other fiduciarics to sell certain
evidences of Indebtedness aud compro-
mise IN certain cases; All Act to incorpo-
rate the Hedges Light Guards.
MIR. Whipper introduced joint rcso-
lntiop, that the keeper of the State
House be authorized to purchase fifty
tons of coal for the use of the General
Assembly and other officers in the State
House Adopted.
bill to amend the charter of the Co
lumbia Building and Loan Association,
and bill to incorporate the Logan Fu-
siliers, were ordered to he engrosscd for
u third reading.
A joint resolution, that Hon. J. l..
Orr, Judge Of tho Eighth Circuit, be al
lowed $500 compensation for extra SER
vices passed its second reading.
a Dill To incorporate the Savings Build
ing and Loan Association of South ca
rolina was made tho specinl order for to.
morrow, Mt 2 p. M.
The Senate bill to repeal so much of
the Act Of 1889 ns prohibits Clerks of
the Courts from practicing law passed its
second reading.
The enacting clause was stricken ont
of bill to provide for IN additional
flour inspector in the city OF Charleston.
a bill to protect the rights of parents,
aud to prevent the carrying from the
State persons under twenty ono years of
age, passed its second reading. Also. n
| bill to incorporate the Salamander Hook
andRLadder Company, of Georgetown.
Also, joint resolution authorizing II.
Il. Taylor and others to continue for n
term OF years two gates across the old
State Road in Lexington.
A bill to authorize tho purchase for
the State of tho manuscript compilation
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