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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-07-08
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anysoourt Of competent tjnrisdiesion.ly J

any court of competentj jurisdietion.s
z SEc. 2 At the end offpangsaph 4,
Section 10, add Sand all aork gissn ous
by the county commissioners, when the
amount, shall excesd the sum Of one hun.
dred dollars, shall bo done by contract,
and the commissioners arc hereby ne
qnired TO advertise the same, at least in
one of the papers of the county, and
also post the same in three conspicuous
p aces in isIi isIi ssasess, Ss ts : seossaaaied ky
two or more sufficient suritics; and tilo
county commissioners shall have tbs
right to reject ano.. or all bids, II, In
their Judgment, che interests Of the
county SO require. .i,,a sea
Sec. 3. Amend section 8 Of said act
so that it win read as follows: @Thas
all the board of county commissioners
shall be present for the transaction OF
business, ss::::a aud shall ssaai. and saign all
bills and bhecks, The checks shall in
all cases be couptersigned BY the clerk
of the board"
SEC. 4. Strike ont stNoycmbsr,"
wherever it occurs in the act, and insert
september" tatls' oas y
Approved sffarohh ssffarohh 9 9, 1871 / 81
-t II aH s.a g. = 4
An act to Incorporate lie Pleasant Grove
Baptist ChareA, IN pa,liiaS..o= es,=.:e=, es,s=s.:::es1=s,
South Uarohina.
SEC. 1. Be II enacted by the Senate
and House Of. Representatives Of the
State of South Carolina, pow met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by,ths
authority Of the same That che mernhezs
of the said society bo, and are hereby,
incorporated, and are hereby declared 80
be q body corporate, by the name and.
style Of the Pleasant Grove Bapt;ss,
Church, and by that name and style
shall have succsssion Of officers and meuas
bers. and shall have common seal.
SEC. 2. That the said corporation
shall have power to purchase, receive
and hold any real or personal estate not
exceeding in value the sum Of twehty
thousand dollars, and 10 sell. convey and
dispose Of the same, and By It's corpo-
rate name, may sue aEd be sued IN any
court OF this State, and TO make such
rules and bylaws, not repugnant to law,
as it may consider necessary and expe.
dent.
SEC. 3. That this act shall be deemed
and taken to be a puiic act, and shall
continue in force for the torn Of twenty
Eve years.
Approved March 0, 1871.
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a. Act TO I'osile for tie Redemptios
@Certa;n Lands Sod mstzer Order
Of General Ed n. 9. cauIy, Jor
Tares. x y < KS
SECTION 1. BE it enacted by the San-
ate and House of Representatives Of the
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, Thas all land.
bought in by the Sheriff, for the State.
sold under the provisions of an order of
General Ed. R. S. Cauby, dated Charles.
ton, South Carolina, December 8, 1867.
'to provide for the support of ,he pro.
yisonal Government Of South Carolina
for the year commencing the first day Of
October, 1867" Ge, the same being
done under General Orders. No. 139. be
aad the same are hereby, entitled to ba
redesmed within period of six months
after the passage of this act, unou the
payment Of the tax, interest aud cess
tnurev., ~ - = --:1r 1sr tke .n....,,
which said lands were sold by virtue Of
of said order.
SEC. 2. All acts or parts of asts, In.
consistent with this act, are hereby. re.
pealed.
Approved Marchs, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-04-19
THE RECEPTION TO SENATOR Noh1ON.

Alderman Mitchell, grand marshal OF the proposed
reception TO Senator Michael Norton, yesterday
received telegram from Albany stating that the
Legislature will probably adjourn the last of the
present week. Besides the different organic atoms
Ia the Thunderbolrs district who will turn out to
welcome him, strong delegation from the Shand-
ley Legion have volunteered ana VIII join In the pro-
cession. The line OF march the arrival
Of the Sleepy Hollow and barges at the
foot Of West Twenty-third street will be as
1olows:-From the foot of Tweniy-thIrd street
TO Eighth avenue, down Eighth avenue to
Jackson square, from Jackson square TO Bleecker
street, 10 Broadway, down Broadway to Spring
stree, TO the headquarters Of the Michael Norton
AssociaIion IN Hudson street. A liberal amount of
money has already been subscribed towards defray-
Ing the expenses, and the committee having the
matter IN charge assert that 1t shall be second to
none that has taken place In this city for the last
ten years Grairula's full band mas been engaged,
ana VIII accompany the excursonlsts up the river.
Ihe genial James W. Collier Grand Marshal OF the
s0hn Cox Association, and his assistant, Frank
Eougntalin. nave requested the members TO appear
at their headquarters at =. NJ on the night or
the parade ready 10 fall into the lines.
The New York herald., 1871-04-19
THE CAMDEN RIOTS.

Souders to be STANDARDIZATION for n New
Trisl Dcnied-C0mmencement of the April
Term.
In the United States District Court, Trenton, yes
terday, Judge Nixon delivered an opinion on the
legal points raised in the Souders case. He held
that the Indictment was properly drawn; that Sou
ders was clearly guilty within the meaning OF the
statute; "that after careful survey of the law and
the evidence the Court finds no sufficient reason to
be dissatisfied with the result at which patient
an intelligent jury arrived. The motion for new
trial Is, therefore, denied.n
MI. KeasDey asked that Souders might be sen.
fenced. Mr.. Browning, his counsel, said defendant
was not in court, but That he should be when re-
CURED. II was decided that the case OF James s.
Henry should he taken the first day the petit Jury
were In court, which Will be week next Tuesday,
Alter Henry's case come those OF Kelly, Gallagher
and King.
The Grand Jury were sworn and the April term Of
court commenced. His Honor delivered an inter-
estpg charge to them on the revenue national debt
and national banks, saying that the debt was the
price OF Union. OF national life and would soon be
paid. Revenue was now chiefly raised from useless
luxuries, and those engaged In the spirit and TO.
bacco trades manifested greater desire to conform
the law,
The New York herald., 1871-04-19
ed since opened 1t; the books you refer to


Walter ]. Hilton assistant transfer clerk. testified
that he did not know where the books alluded 10 Ia
had access TO them IN the safe; he saw them there
last on Friday; the door OF the sale was
then open; besides himself aud his brother
the safe; Mr.. Conner occupies desk III Mr.. Flsk's
private olce; witness said he knew nothing OF the
issue OF the issue OF these convertible bonds IN
December and January last nor OF the stock issued
upon them; l think there was some Heath a nd
Raphael stock sent to the Farmers Loan and Trust
Conpany, but had nothing to 40 with sending IT
place, but don't remember II had any instruction
III regard TO II from any one; neither do remember
having any instructions In reference to the certih
Gates issued on these convertible bonds
To Mr.. Pierrepont-Tne 80, 900 shares OF stock OF
Heath and Raphael were cancelled before being sent
TO the Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Because assisted In the cancellation; the whole Of
the stock was cancelled at that times l know it was
cancelled before lt was taken from the Offices the
cancellation mark was round hole punched in the
certificates, like that punched In them by the Far.
mers' Loan and Trust Company; this round hole was
put Ia some Of the stock certificates that remained
in the Erie Office.
Q. How were those round holes put there2 A. 1
suppose by some one In the auditors ONCE: by MIR.
Cooke clerk in the auditors office; don't know
that the round hole Is distinctive mark OF the Far
mer's Loan and Trust Company, but know SINH
lar one is IN use in the Erie Once for saw II used
The Master-HOw lsng have you known that to be
the case? A. IL may be month, or more, or less.
q. Don't yOu know That that putting round hole
In cane lied stock certificates Is new thing in the
Erie Railway orce. ana was done TO throw OF sus-
picion? A. do not know how long the system has
been IN operations; 1t may have been In operation
for month
The evidence here closet for the day.
The Master, IN reply 10 Mr.. Southnayd said he
did not propose 10 do anything now. He thought
his power was exhausted. He would certify the
facts to the court immediately.
The proceedings were then adjourned until to-
morrow.
The New York herald., 1871-04-19
fpasas couaT-sEsEp,l TERM.

xne "" 4 sui. TO Recover Rents from s7ur
Avsuston Street Ferry Company.
beio' q Judges Ingrahan Barnard and Cardcgo
nc rl-et w ser ana Etfzabeth c. Cornell rs. James
=. slterouTv et dl.--l9ie plaintiffs owners of
rstons OF tie land Including the water right occu-
b.sa by the Houston street ferry, In 1864 tne de-
Rendants ottaned the ferry franchise from city
and ran t1e ferry for two years Their lease was
eubject the rights OF the PLAINTIFFS. IT is claimed
10y the phntis tnat they are entitled to- fer said use
and octupation SToo quarter, aud a suit was
fhrought to recover srch amount the defendants rs
riaine<, having fe,ied ~ pay them anything The
case FIRST came un before Judge Sutherland in
October 1868, when all the facts were iuy pub
lshcd IN the HERALD. IL is unnecessary TO go into
extended repetition Of these facts, running back
TO the original grant by the corporation III 1907 OF
certs n land nnar- water TO Adam and Noah Brown,
Mneie the Houston street ferry New York terminus,
Is, then Known as North street. and showing
nov the defendants became owners OF the same,
anC now from ihe establishment OF the ferry In lSte
10 1854 rent paid for the same 10 Jacob Bell
DAVID the owners Immediately preceding the paiu-
tiffs. Judgment upon referees report was given
against the eeen jauts for S. $50 together with the
costs of sthe suit. The palRtiffs were not
satlshed win this verdicS, and the case
tired before a Jury, when verdict OF 50 100
was rendered against the deiendants. Less satls-
one, the case was taken TO the General Term where
came NJ yesterday Tor argument, the argument
being continued Ut great length, but developing no
new facts or points OF interest additional to those
previously published.
The Court reserved its decision
The New York herald., 1871-04-19
NEW JERSEY COURTS.
The ESSEX COUNTY OYER AND TERMINER.

The Crime of Abortion Considered-aonors
TO New JERSEYS Lnte statc Comptroller.
The April term OF the Essex county courts CON-
menced yesterday. After the swearing in Of the
Grand Jurors, with DR.. Jerry A. Cross as foreman,
in presence Of full bench, the presiding Justice.
Judge David A. Depue, proceeded to deliver his
usual charge, the bulk Of which was devoted
to a definition OF the law relating to the
crime OF abortion. At the commencement the Judge
set forth that since the last term persons
resident in this city had been complained OF for
this crime. Alter going somewhat elaboratey into
the features OF the law, ms Honor proceeded to
say:-"In the case which has been referred to the
charge made upon OATH One OF the persons impli-
Gated Is a member OF respectable profession. The
offence imputed Is serious crime. AS the indicators
OF public Justice and the guardians OF public morais
the duty onvestlgation devolvcs upon you Let your
investigation be thorough and impartial, that on
the ole hand, II good grounds appear for putting
without distinction OF persons; and other, If
the accusation be groundless and the parties implf.
Gated are accused without Just cause, their vindca-
ton may be the more complete by Of the tn0r
oughness with which Grand Jury has Investigated
into the cases of suspicion" He then advised the
jury that they should be no respecters OF person,
but mat no matter how lowly or how hlgnly
placed were the parties complained Of the
investigation should be thoroughly impartial. In
conclusion he drew attention TO the new Bribery
act. winch became q law at the last Legislature
Regarding the case upon which Judge Depue's
iety, and the fact that physician has been
ected as foreman of the grand inquest
Is considered mnOus The penalty in
is-should the woman live-a fine not to
exceed $780, or seven years In State Prison, or both.
fifteen years In the state Prison. or both.
All the courts adjourned till Thursday tribute
OF respect to the memory or the late State Comp.
members OF the bar OF Essex county listened to ad-
dresses by Cortlandt Parker and others, extolling
abilities OF the deceased Comptroller. His funeral
taxes place to-day.
The New York herald., 1871-04-19
TWESTy-oaE YEARS SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.

During the twenty.one years OF the existence OF
st. Georges Sunday school In this city, under the
pastorate OF Rev. DR.. Tying, that organization has
raised and disbursed $ea,sS5, including the building
OF two churches in Africa-one In Monrovia, OF
stone, and one In Caldwell, OF brick, $12 build
ing and furnishing the chapel OF Free Grace In East
Nineteenth street, ,0O0 building and furnishing
the German chapel In Fourteenth street, together
with the purchase OF the lot on which It stands,
$l2 900: building two shoohouses in Africa one at
Monrovia and Gne at Caldwell, 1850; an
nual support OF the parish missions OF Sc.
Georges church, including the Mission Schools
contributions TO our anniversaries, always returned
to them, s7,500; all the chancel furniture OF st.
Georges church, when 1t was rebuilt. including the
pulpit, desk and font, and partly the clock, 900;
domestic missions in the United States through the
american Church Missionary Society, $1,000; The
shepherds Fold, an Institution for poor infant
Chi ldren, In Eighty sixth street ana Second avenue
$780, education OF young men for the ministry.
SoOo; incldentals, 81, SO. This Is good showing
Tor sunday School Society, and should stimulate
other similar organizations to look beyond their
own narrow sphere, and to labor also for the bene
1t of others.
The New York herald., 1871-04-19

recover the property from John o. Bacnc,
It's present owner and agens. The piaintii
claims there was a deed eAecated by ReTsell and
know It's contents or anything about t when she
signed 10: II st. ny fraud snd undue sunuence, ner
the deec In her handwriting, sigRed by her anu
executed before Mr. Grmbleton OF the county
Clerks once. The defeace set up was that George
A. 3ache was the agent OF Eliza Bache this
mesner. ana that ne was poor and never
cyuslee for mis- rnotaer. and, conveying the pro-
perry TO ner did wfat right. that the pi1lnri1
knew All these Facts, and that she wrote letter, at
that George A. PsUne had money. and that IL was
his mothers property, and chat part of tie letter
was written BY George A. Bache himself. The pro-
pertE nvoved IN the SUIT consists or house and lot
No 12l West Tenth street. Case still on.
The New York herald., 1871-04-19
DECISIONS IN THE COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, April IS, 1871.
Judgments afirmed, with costs--Wood VS.. More
house, Rodgers vs. Grouse The Trustees OF the W.
lage OF Delhi and others VS.. Youmans, Wallis vs..
Ackerman, Cooper vs.. Plummer, Pierce VS.. Tuttle
and Lockwood VS.. Higgins.
Judgments reversed and new trial granted, costs
to abide eveni-Hurd vs. Gill, Wells VS.. Mann and
Rea VS.. Adams
Judgment reversed and new trial granted-Starin
VS.. The People, &c.
Order OF General Term and Special Term reversed
with cOsts.-ln the matter OF the Long Island Com
pany VS.. The Hunters Point and south Size Rail-
ROAD Company. Motion denied with ten dollars
costs.-The Superintendent OF the Poor OF Kings
County Bostwlck and others.
COURT CALENDAR.
Tne following Is the Court OF Appeals day calen-
dar for April l9:Nos. 62, 1T, 1885, 6, l9S, 49, 1872
2Ol.
The New York herald., 1871-04-19

HonorS IL was last'Thursday when We NIT sno
como out, ana said she. III take the head o. yc OH,
ye varIlint.' y "Had you not been drinidngr IL
never drink, SIR" Counsel-"Look this way. Did
sou not follow her Into ner room ana call her vile
names ~ .l am
sPAKiN5 no YER BLESSED UoyoR,
the honorable Judge bowling. VINO i've known for
sixteen or eighteen years. Do you think drink,
Judge. ~ ''Oh certainly not, maeam; your appear.
ance speaks as TO that" The DEFENDANT being
placed on the stand swore that she '.niver the
sal.hering instrument. upon her Bible oalh," and
n.gh impossible 70 understand anything she said.
mo, sir,n were the only audible words. Counsel
suggested 20 Judge Downing To eDdeavor to reassure
her. II shouldn't like TO undertake her case at the
present stage OF her complaint said his Honor.
Ironically II think she Is an excellent witness and
1t asked tne trembling offender 1--WE will ad-
ourn this case until foUr O'Clock next week: bring
oil your Witnesses again at that tme.n AT wnat
time ~ sa1 Riley. -Four O'Clock next week. re-
peaJed the Court and the parties LETT the court look
ing as Uumphantlyat at each other as though the
case really was to I've reopened.
A DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Cathsrine Hoch, 6 respectable lady, was standing
In Broomc street. between five and six O'Clock on
Saturday night last when Catharine Morrison, q
street .'prower0 who gave her address at lS4
cherry street, came up In company with another,
and asked the complainant the way to Wiletl
street, at the same time putting her hand IN the
lady's pocket and stealing her pocketbook, con-
tanning eleven dollars After the robbery The de-
fcndant gave ghe pocketb0Ok to her companion and
walked In another direction bnt on being arrested
she denied ". Being known rs a thief, and the
testimony being conclusive against her, she was
provided with summer quarters on the Island fol-
SIX months.
The other business being disposed Of the court adj
Journed at twelve O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1871-04-19
SUPERIOR CcuaT-THlAl TE8M-7iaT 2.

Arrest, Dismissal OF the Complaint md How
the Arrest was justified.
Before Judge McCunn.
Samuel Po,Gk rs. George Bruce.-The complain.
ant, IN January, 1869, was arrested by officer
McKeon, OF the Metropolitan Police, on charge
of having burglariously entered the cigar manufac-
tory Of the defendant ut No. 3S7 East Tenth street,
and stealing 600 cigars, Of the value OF $500,
taken before Judge Shandley. at the Essex
afldavit, compelled to give bail In $1,000 TO
answer the charge. The Grand Jury refused TO
find bill against the plaintiff ana he was accord.
,ngly discharged by the Court OF General Sessions,
and thereupon the plaintiff brought sut against the
defendant for malicious arrest and claiming $40 900
damages. Considerable testimony was taken but
It was finall, determined that the arrest made
not with malicious purpose but on reasonable pre-
sumption at The time, theggh this presumption
proved 10 be without foundation afterwards, that the
plain lin was guilty or the charge preferred against
him. The complaint was ofjIngly dismissed.
The New York herald., 1871-04-19
COURT or COMMON plsss-TaAL TsRM-pART O.
The Bremen Life Insurance Cuse. 4
Rafann Iudue yosg7NS r DAILY and a Jurvi

The Bremen Lie INSURANCE Cuse.
Before Judge Joseph F. Daily and Juryy
Thomas Brennan rs. fte Security LIE Insurance
Conpang This case the particulars Of wfdeh an
peared n the HERALD at the time OF Its Opening,
and witch has been ON trial for several DAYS, was
brought to conclusion yesterday. 1t VIII be re-
mcmscred that the. plaintiff insured the isfe Of
man named Shoot who, soon after the insurance,
died, ana that the insurance company defended the
present suit ground that the insured labored
under complication Of diseases which slnally re-
suited in his death at the time the policyrwas taken
out his lie. Verdict 1avor OF plaintiff for the
w.sole amount, with interest.
Hint To Needless Jurymen.
On the call e. the extra jury panel yesterday In
this branch OF the court 1t found that several
jurors failed 30 put IN an appearance. probably
thinking shat they could evade the duties imposed
on them as good and law-aoidlng citizens without
any tangible notice being taken OF their de-
lnquency. Judge joseph f. DAY. h9yyev in order
te disahrse' them of this error directed Mr. Boese,
the CLERK 10 enter fine OF ffty dollars against each
of thea, y hicn especial pleading" will be ngidiy
enforced AZ preafter
The New York herald., 1871-04-19

Complaints became SO numerous to the police Of
the great nuisance OF kite flying and ball playing In
the public streets that 1t was found necessary to
take measures to put stop to the sport Several
citizens have recently had their eyes dscolored by
being struck with Dalls while spirited horses have
been startled by Kites and run away. throwing out
the occupants and smashing the vehicles. Yester-
day Chief Campbell issued the following order 10 the
various commands
sR-you viii enforce the following city ordinance, viz i
CHAPTER article section tow mo person shall raise
or ny attempt 10 raise y kite IN street or
nue. iou will also instruct, the members OF your
that they must prevent ball playing In the public Streets
practice endangerng the safety OF citizens walking or
Ing through The This order be dy enforeed
The New York herald., 1871-04-19
MRS. kllL0RAN'S FUNERAL.
An Explanatory Letter from Her SON.

An Explanatory Letter from Her Son.
NEW YORK, April IS, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
desire you TO insert this correction In connection
with the report OF the OF Messrs Terry Bros
The Executor OF Mrs. Margaret Killoran. published
In the HERALD of this inst Mrs. Kioran had no
doubt that any and all OF her funeral expenses
would be cneerfully paid out OF her estate, or which
there was an ample suilciency, the same amounting
10 over quarter OF million dollars. Her only
who refused 10 pay such an important bill as her
funeral expenses, against the wishes Of her family
ana heirs. She was not. as stated, street pedler,
having transacted no business since the death OF her
husband, some six years ago, prior TO which time
herself and her husband were engaged as importers
and Jobbers IN linens BY inserting this you will not
only be doing an act OF justice to the deceased but
also TO her children, who regard tho article as re-
necton on their mother as well as thcmsel yes.
n
The New York herald., 1871-04-19
COURT CAlEHDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Ingraham, Barnard aad Cardozo.-Nos. 2l4 220, 22l,
2 rs, 221, 22s, 229, $50. 23l, 232 1885, 234, 2o5,
go 237, $50, 24o, PAL, 242, 2i3, 245 2f6 247, 2s.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIr-Part Held by
Judge Van Brunt-Nos. 1882 So 55s, $50, 3, 537 as,
III 629,, 3591s 800, 379 I'll 3S5 $50 s9l, Sos Sso,
244, 1872, 200, 2Os 2ds 646 pa, 10, 1908, 12s, 49,
l42, $50, 10, 80 so4. 81, 1ss, 3o61a, 3s4.
SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
BIady-Nos. %, So, 55, 81, 10, IL 10 SS Ss co. 93,
"a, lis, 1876, l34. Call 149.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Freedman-Nos. 175 227 TO- 275, 1887, 559 57l,
673. 5o7 353 329, 46l SAT, 577, 635. Part 2Hed by
Judge McCunn-Nos. 934 800. 634 les, 29S, 3S2 554,
GO, GA, 6!6, 90, II, $780, 62S, $50.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part
2-Held by Judge Daly.-Nos. 7O3, 729, s2l. s14,
$780, ga 959 49, 534 SIS, ESQ., 656 1885, 95s, 151 100,
269 6 41o sOG ss5, 954 962, 922 923 s66 929, s44,
673. 907, 366.
MARINE COURT-Part Held by Judge Curtis
Nos. $685. 5l22 5343 5349 $685. 54SS 55l3 554 5515,
$685. 55l7, 55l9, 552J, 552l, 5522. $685. 5903 Part
3-aeld by Judge Shca.-Nos. 6256, 5S3i, 6l4i.