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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.

Sec. 3. For the purchase of hooks for
the Supreme Court Library, one thousand
dollars, if 50 much be necessary. to be
drawn on the order OF the Chief Justice; :;
for the contingent expenses of the Su-
p eme Court, under section I Of an Act
ratified the 18th day Of September, 1858
five hundred dollars: for an attendant on
the library and The rooms Of the Supreme
Court. eight hundred dollars, to be paid,
quarterly, on the warrant Of the Chief
Justice on the Treasury; the said attend
ant to be appointed By, and b. removable
at, the pleasure of said Court For three
Commissioners, for salary to May 1st.
1872, five thousand two hundred and fifty
dollars; and 30 further amounts shall be
paid the Code Commissioners after this
date, and before which time the Code
Commissioners shall make a complete in
dex aud reference, and correct all errors
in side notes, &c,
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ORDINARY CIVIL EXPENSES.

Sec. 4. For the c vii Contingent Fund :,
thirty thousand dollars; fifteen thousand
thereof. if So much be necessary. shall be
applied to the payment O. claims now
aAdiied anI GU file. other than Euiia bona
claims; for the support of the Lunatlc
ASYLUM, eighty thousand dollars; to be
paid on the warrant Of the C0mDtr0l!er
General on lhe application of tn" B 'ard of
Regents, for support Of the STATE Orphan
ASYLUM. fifteen thousand dollars To be
paid ip accordance with the law establish
ing the same; for re- organizing and per
| fecting the state Militia. fifteen thousand
doTlars, provided that thirty. five hundred
dollars be UStd for the repairs Of the
! armorv at Columbia, 10 be drawn on the
warrant Of the Comptroller General, on
application by the A';iutant and lnspec-
| tor General; for Quarantine expenses.
three thousand dollars, for Keeper Of the
| Lazarotto. four hundred dollars; for re-
pairs and painting Of the LaZtretto, four
hundred dJllar@: for repairs and painting Of
the Lazarctto Bu;,ding, six hundred dollars,
to be drawn on the warrant "t the Go mp
troi!cr General, on application b. The Port
! Phy+cian OF Charleston; for the Physician
I Of Char.cs.on jail, aal thon and dollar;
/ for Transportation and C!othing Of Dis
CHARGED Convict. three hundred dollars:
for the CatawJa indians, eight hundred dol
lars; for the payment OF the Commissioners.
Messengers anl Managers Of til" General
Election Of 1872, twenty-five thousand dol
lars to be pail on the warrant OF the Comp
troller General.
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PILOT COMMISSIONERS.
BEAUFORT, S. c., May %

BEAUFORT, S. c., May %.
The Board of Pilot Commissioners for
Port Royal and St. Helena Harbors, will
meet in the Court House in Beaufort on
Monday, June 10, to examine candl-
dates for branches.
NJ. B. TREVETT.
Chairman of Board.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, J
Colleton County.

L II II u Or LCOO u ShnoSkSAs
Colleton County.
BY D. Farmer, Esq, Probate JaGgs'
Whereas, VIM. J. Snead made Suit
to me, to grant him letters Of admins
tration of the estate and sffects of Robt.
r. Snead.
These are therefore to cite and ad.
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the, said Robt. r.
Snead, deceased, that they be and ap.
pear before me in the Court of Pro-
bate, to he held at Walterboro, on
Monday the third day Of June next,
after publication hereof, at II O'Clock In
the forenoon, to shew cause, II any
they have. why the said adninistra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 4th Gay
Of May, 1872.
may9.4t. Probate Judge, G. Z.
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EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.

Sec. g. For the support and maintenance
Of Free Schools, three hundred thousand
dollars, III addition to the capitation tax:
Provided, That the sum of three hundred
thousand dollars be apportioned among the
several counties of the State, il proportion
to the number of children between the age
of six and sixteen; further that each county
shall be entitled to the amount of the poll
tax raised in said county; for the support Of
the South Carolina University twenty-seven
thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars;
for repairs to buildings of the South Carroll
ma University, ten thousand dollars; to be
paid on the warrant of the Com ptroller
General on application of the President of
the University; for the support of the South
Carolina institution for the Education of
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EXTRAORDINARY EXPENSES.

Sec ). For past dues f,r construction
and for continuing the construction Of the
South Carolina Penitentiary. ei@hty thou
sand dollars, to be paid o til. warrant o!
the Comptroller General, on application Of
he Sanerin endent.
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Auction Sale of Mules, Horses Cattle
and Sheer.

By virtue of on order from Hon.
George 8. Bryn. JUDGE Of the District
Court of the United Safes OF America
Eastern District Of South Carolina. ]
will sell before the Court House in Wal
tarboro' on Mortay the 3I,l day Of June,
atIl O'Clock \. W.. the following pro,
merry belonging to the estate Of Barcil
Sanders. assigned in Bankruptcy, viz:
l2 ule&, 8 Horses and one Gait.
.ASp, on Wednesday the 5th dny Of
June, will off: f1r sale al the "CHm2-
bell lantation. six miles below Walter
horo.' at y O'Clock w., about 81 Head
Of Sock C4t-]e in good order, ana ai'oEt
- Head Of Sheep.
Conditions rash
JOIN ". BURBIDGH.
A>-ign.c
WalSerboro. May q. 1872. My COLT.
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HOUSEsEEPER WANTED.

A respectable elderly white woman
is wanted as housekeeper.
Apply by letter to Lock Box 81,
Beaufort P. O.. May 2-tf
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Sec 2 For contingent fund of the
Governor, fifteen thousand dollars; for
the contingent fund of the Treasurer, one
thousand dollars; for the contingent fund
Of the Comptroller Genera, one thousand
dollars; for the contingent lund of the
Attorney Gsueral one thousand dollars {;
for the contingent fluid OF the State Audi
tor, fifteen hundred dollars; FOR the con
tingent fund Of the Adjutapt and Inspec
tor General. two thousand dollars; for the
contingent fund f the State Sup"rintend-
ent Of Elu atipn, ifteen hundred dollars;
for the contingent fund Of the Secretary
Of State, TWO th0usapd dollars; for tn"
contingent fund Of the State Librarian,
five hundred dollars The above appro
priations to b" dr. wn upon the warrant o.
,he Comp.roller General on application by
the head Of each Department.
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200 Bushels Ct HEAVY OATS fol
sale.
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OFFICIAL.
An Act to Make Appropriation and Raise
Supplies for the Fiscal Year Commenc-
ina November !, 1871.

An act to Make Appropriation and Raise
Supplies for the Fiscal Year Commence
ing November l, 1871.
Section l. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of South Caroli-a, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the authority
of the same:
That the following sums be, and they
are hereby, appropriated for the payment
Of the various officers and expenses Of the
State Government, that is to say:
FOR SALARIES.
For the Governor, three. thousand five
hundred dollars; for the Lieutenant Gov
ernor, twenty-five hundred dollars; for
the Secretary Of State, three thousand
dollars; for the Private Secretary of the
Governor, two thousand dollars; for the
Clerk to Secretary of State, one thousand
dollars; for the Adjutant and Inspector
General, twenty-five hundred dollars; for
the Com ptroller General, three thousand
dollars; FIR the Clerk to the Comptroller
General, eighteen hundred dollars; extra
cleric,l ssfyices in HE oficae the Comp
troler General, one thoGs9nd dollars; for
the State Treasurer. twenty. five hundred
dollars; fuf"the Chief Clerk to the State
Treasurer, eighteen hundred dollars; for
Book keeper for State Treasurer, eigh-
teen hundred dollars; fjr Auditor of the
State, twenty five hundred dollars; for the
State Auditors Clerk, one thousand dol
lars; for the State Superintendent of Edu-
cation, twenty five hundred dollars; for
The Clerk to the State superintendent Of
Educ alton. one thousand dollars; for the
Health Officers, four thousand\ \nipe hun
dred dollars; for the CHIEF Justtcs of the,
Supreme Eohrb foh hr thSasand dollars for
the two AssoEiste BusAses asyzpt thousana
dollars; fof tHe| eight SHcuft Jufgeb,
twenty eight tll lousan nd dollaty; fof tie
eight Circuit SblicitoFs, eight lh9ds Md
dollars; for thy Alto Fney GyheralI three
thousand dollSrs; fod the AttornS SS/Grn-
erals Clerk, ole thou sand jdollarsf for the
Clerk Of the Saprems Court, who shall
perform th9 duties ofI1;brarish Of said
Court, fifteeh hundred dollars; for the
State R9poFer, fifteen hundred dollars;
for the Keeper Of the State Aouse and
State Librarian, one thousand dollars; for
the Superintendent of the South Carolina
Penitentiary, two thousand dollars; for
the Watchmen of the State House and
Grounds, six hundred dollars each; for
the County Auditors thirty, one thousand
five hundred dollars; for the Clerk to the
Auditor Of the county Of Charleston, one
thousand dollars; for clerical services in
the office of Auditor of Charleston county
two thousand dollars; for the Governors
Messenger, three thousand dollars; for
the County School Commissioners, thirty
one thousand two hundred dollars; for
preservation Of books and records in the
office Of Register of Mesne Conveyance
in Charleston county three thousand dol
lars.
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ASSEOSEE.S NOTICE OF APPOINT
MENT.

In The District Court Of tie United
States, for the District Of South Caro-
lima.
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TO BUILDERS

4 Fine Lot of hard pine Lumber and
Shingles.
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MOURNING GOODS.

is very complete. So if you wart Bargain, don
forget
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WalterIoro May q. 1872. My &D-It.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-05-18
Lcap.Year ball.

The most thoroughly enjoyable and successful
ball OF the year occurred last Tuesday evening
at Willis hall. This being leap-year, number
OF ottawas fAirest daughters took advantage of
the privileges thereby conferred upon them, and
accordingly assumed most gxaantly the whole
responsibilities of the OCCASION They issued the
invitations to their elated aud blushing beaux,
whom they escorted TO the rendezvous with all
tbs modest pride Of their newly acquired duties
The Misses 4. Allan, F. Hopkins and N. bud.
gson wore pink badges as the floor managers.
and Miss h. Allen acted as door-keeper. With
such brilliant arrsy of officers, it is needless to
add that the affair proved an undoubted success.
The gentlemen were, with irrepressible polite.
ness, invited to partake of the pleasures of the
nazes of the giddy dance, and the pass,vely de.
lighted masculines uaiyersely voted the affair
tho best conducted they had ever had the pleas.
ure of participating in. Towards midnight, and
after tripping so enjoyable the light fantastic,
the gentlemen were escorted to Ebert's, on Main
street, where excellent refreshments we're spread
for the inner man. Dancing was again resumed
and kept up with suwonted vigor till the wee
sms' hours closed the lesp-yesr ball Of 1872,
which will be held in happy remembrance by all
who were fortunate enough to be present. A
few more suoh indisputsble demonstrations Of
the executive sbiity Of our ladies are only want.
cd to convert tbs vsrisst old Greeley III tn. city
to the immediate necessity Of granting womans
rights.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-05-18
The SheriHaltY.

Few, If any, men have occupied the onerous
position of Sheriff of thi6 county with greater
credit to themselves and satisfaction to the
community than the present incumbent, Mr..
Blake. He has, ia the execution of his deli
cate duties, won encomlums shke from friends
ana foes but these frequent expressions of his
popularity are now and again mingled with
regrets that ne cannot be reelected. Such lis
not the case. Under the new constitution
Sheriff can be reelected to office just as often
as the people choose, and as the people do, in
this instance, seem to choose, there can be no
reasonable doubt of his reelection. Should
Sheriff Blake consent to again appear as "a
candidate for the office he has so ably and
honorably filled, his contestants, if any have
the temerity to announce themselves, would
find III HIM strong and popular antagonist
one whom the people cal trust, because he
has been weighed in the balance and no, been
wanting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-05-18

PREsENyAVAoN.-0u Wednesday week, NJ
c. X. Smith, superintendent Of the fire alarm
telegraph Of Nav York City, was presented with
q magnificent cluster diamond ring by the EN-.
ployees of his bareau. In rendering the jewel
Mr.. Graham, ID the same department, warmly
complimented the recip'ese, and appropriately
testified to the popularity enjoyed by NJ. Smith,
to which the Latte, feelinglg responded In re.
Sta says:
1.-THE above ment;aned teet;na ouial il ri chlv
deserved compliment 90 n mes&mrious ofiiear"
Mr.. Smith is nu Ousw~ boy being the ms of
squire A. B. SmitL, nSG will b. familiar T.. ..,r
citizens as kinney" Saith.
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AN ORDINANCE TO LICENSE, TAN AND REGULATE
HACKNEY CAREIAGES. OMNIRI-SEs- and nthn- yeaL.

An ORDINANCE TO LICENSE TAN AND REGULATE
HACKNEY CARRIAGES OMNIBUSES, and other veh
les used for the Carrying conveyance persons and TO
* the rates TO be charged for the carriage persons
b. ortdnedby he Csy connci OF the cay Of Jtd,o,:
cause to- he no used ' In se s . or sp or
sse or on person. any carriage coach
Grs obtained hereinafter provided. any person NAL
violate e, 'n provision he @ ned no, les than 1--WE
SIC Every person wishing to Keep any such hackney
Aforesaid sppcai on to the Wsyor Of h. cty for
license to keep tn. am and such license .a be granted
apple for the same uon the payment OF the herein
anti s The n and re
Chapter XII Of the Revised Ordinances Of said city: or
city ana such license shall continue In force from the date
thereof for and during the term Of froradfnI,
revoked by the City Council '" ' 70 DC
se DnmS 81 his license &c %
plain aud manner on the outside OF his casge
m al Ws mpo% % rhG
open plain and conspicuous badge than
S plain sa 5
Violating the PROVISIONS Of this section shall be fined
sEc ne b paid the Clerk for license
ten dSss per for each carrsse hack 9th
r.sssa fS.s,.s tina! transfer: s;sifS%:n,: i
which no additional tax shall be required to be paid by
ss s.sSs except Any ssn which sI.
SRC s. The omnibus hackney carriage coach.
other vehicle shall the following rates for
each From any hotel within the city any railroad
depot within the city. twenty from any railroad
depot within the city to hotel within the city TWENTY-FIVE
cents from railroad depot within the city in the night
time to the residence Of exceeding distance of
eight tty cents from Of the city La
Sale County Fair Grounds twenty ave Other than as
above particularly specified the exceed each
person the sum Of twenty five cents from any point within the
city to any other point within the city.
g. IT driver any regularly licensed car
Rage, omnibus other vehicle whilst unen ployed
shall refuse or neglect tn carry any when applied for
that purpose and when rendered the regular fare therefor
or such driver or owner shall ask take or cNtort
Ing shall I've fined Ave dollars Tor each and such osc
All nnes and penalties imposed under the provisions of this
ordnH shall be and continue licr lie carriage coach
omnibus other vehicles In respect whereof they may have
bean incurred I'LL the came are paid AMI satisfied.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

There is little change to note in business mat.
tiers during the past week. Trade has been
rather quiet in all Branches The receipts Ct
grain are . little larger than Last week; the I'D.
vance in prices will undoubtedly bring in Iber.
al receipts during the balance Of the month
In money matters the market is about the
zane rs last week. The demand for loans il good
and fully absorbs the supply, regular Customers
Of the banks are generally supplied.
In Chicago the market is reported about the
same a. last week. The demand for loans he's
been quite urgent, and the supply OF funds fair,
borrowers generally obtaining al the accomuo.
datious they desired on good paper, at the usual
rate Of ten per cent.
The gold market has been quite steady during
the week, the premium ranging from 49, "a
ia, closing at the latter price.
Government bonds, in sympathy With gold,
have rested firm and steady at prices folly 10 q
last weeks quotation, and in some Issues the
price is little higher.
Ravens Mckinley q Co. furnish the following
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-05-18

Ahs~ssss~s
Meet me. darling Josie, at the gaten is a
Justly admired and popular song. IN fact, of
all metres We must confess We always enjoy the
meet Ter. Last Sunday the three boys who were
driving ia buggy seemed to have been meting
something else besides Josie, although they sang
the invocation to that little goddess loudly
enough. But their song came to a most I'M
pleasant and unexpected terminstion when they
found their buggy upset, and their heads in
such close and stunning proximity to Olmsteads
warehouse. Whatever they may be as singists
they are decided success as buupists 80. We
have often heard it complained that artesisn
veil water was thin, but the latest accusation
We have heard against it is that it thins the
hsir. The gentlemen who lately set up -
. 0asie teacher, 6nds himself like Othello, with
his occupation gone si>es the pianner changed
hands. He is still, howsvse, prepared to i'm.
part lessons On the stool ct sae low rate of fifty.
eight for one dollar. -. The Csllathumpian G lee
Club recently received vast accession of Chica-
60 vocal talent whsrswith to render night still
more hideous. The leather medals are not quite
6niehed yet. That piano has created anything
bat harmony. ]. q. tried to give lessons upol
it, but found that wouldn't work. for he had to
tearfully surrender possession. Then half Q
dozen lawyers with half dozen hungry clients
tried to lay violent hands upon it, bat it finally
rested in the store of popular music dealer,
not, however, until free fight almost resulted
over the innocent instrument Of so much dis.
cord. Finally. it mysteriously disappeared and
another piano was seized, already boxed up for
shipment, At the depot, which the ssixers pro.
pose to sell. They will have lively time in
doing So Now, it you want to hear ANYTHING
but mus,c you have only to mention that cussed
piano to some iimbs of the law. The stool, how.
ever is yet to the fore, and certain rotound
party, who has claim in this interesting piece
OF property. was lately seen gazing abstractedly
and gloomily into the depths Of tho Fox river
with the cover thrown msjestically over his
shoulders in the form of Roman toga Stock
in the concern il dull at thirteen cents on the
dollar, the lady who SO iugeniously fanked,
without other help than her own mother wit,
both lawyers, csnstsbles and clients being the
only pessessor OF anything approaching par
value. The sporting fraternity is agitated to
its very centre BY the runor that pedestrian
match has been arranged between two distin.
guished amateurs. The distance to be walked
is fifty miles, and the stakes $5OO,-in both
cases, more or less. The gentlemen have gone
into active training,-one by snoozing in chair
with pair of easy carpet shoes encasing his
feet and the other by computing the contents
of pewter mug.
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In the city council. on Tuesday evening, it was
decided to construct All iron swing bridge across
tho feeder OF Columbu. street. At the same
time proposition to erect high wooden bridge
WAS submitted. AND rejected. Consid cradle dis.
satisfaction is expressed concerning this action,
and there is much talk a presenting remon.
STRANGE from the citizens AZ the next council
meeting. The difference ir Expense would be
seme $1,000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-05-18

.tlAE DEPARTMENTAL On Mond ~ evening the
Are engine, Niagara, Wac tested, and found to be
in avery inefficient conditi"u Peter Meyers has
ing adopted to put the fire company upon more
effective footing than heretofore. A Ia depart.
ment OF city government il more apt 70 become
lethsrgic than that connected with the extiostion
Of fires. we trust that this shaking amongst the
dry bones will result in thorough aud complete
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-05-18
AN ORDiNANCE AMENDING CHAPTER XXX OF THE
REVISED ORDINANCES entitled MAn Ordnance for TIN

AN ORDlNANCE AMENDING CHAPTER XXX OF THE
REVISED ORDINANCES. entitled IAN Ordinance for the
Prevention OF Fires.
he Ordined bv TIE Cnv Council Of he cifv fOtaro:
SIC That sec o. Chapter XXX Of The Revised Ordk
n&nCts OF ms city, entitled A ordinance for the
OF Fires" be amended SO ~ to read Ms fellows:
There shall ANNUALLY be sppented Nv thu CITY Council one
Fire arden. whose duty shall cxst carefully AZ
al s.n,on, during the yea. every house .or ora aud
from which Immediate DANCE ar n. ~ a,rhend.
Cd and to cause Mll buildings chinne tower p., -,s
Ing Sn'ch .al be- found 70 b. In such condition he
owner or .rcpant thereof put In such condition Ms he
dangerous IN causing Or promoting fires and Fire War
dnance mron ns several nre wadens Of this city, and oil the
warens are hereby given to the Fire Warden appointed
Ab.vc provided for; and such Fire Warden shall e EN-.
poyed about the duties Of his Office such length OF time
ana az Sc u tines ~ the CRY Council shall proyde snd shall
gu shall x and any penon hindene obsructing such
ere warden In y performance OF his duty or REFUSING 70
o evsry T aT. and the sum OF wf nSer an
that may be required of him by the CITY Council
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9tta'"n trss Sransr.
The Trade Demonstrates

The parade OF the Trades Unions of Chica-
90 took place on Wednesday last. In spite
OF the unpropitioHs state of the weather on
that day, the demonstration proved one of
the most imposing of its kind ever witnessed
in this country. Considerable apprehension
had been felt. especially by employers en-
gagged in suilding operations, that the whole
affair would terminate in preconcerted
strike o. the operatives. These fears have
most happily proved to have been unfounded,
as no such action has resulted, or is now
deemed to be imminent
After the parade the astprecession formed
around stand, and was addressed by Mayor
Medill, OF Chicago, and By Capt. Cogswell, Of
this city. We commend the sentiments of
the speakers to the calm consideration of en-.
ployees of all classes. &Instead of being Of
that incorporate character which too fe-
quently prevails in addresses delivered to
woFkingmen. they were distinguished for
sound common sense end PLAIN homely Wis
dom, which, if acted upon, would do more to
elevate the tone of workingmen, and exalt
them higher in the estimatlons of their en-
ployers, than sea of strikes and their attend
ant horrors When the world IS thoroughly
convinced that the opinions OF Mayor Medill
and Capt. Cogswell are also those of the
Trades Unions, most effective step VIII be
attained towards dispeAing much of the pre-
JUDGE Which is individually entertained re-
garding trades societies and their objects