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Total. $50 ,O38 68
In view OF this accumulation Of deficiencies ss
he thought 1t was time to look the situation
squarely in the face and decide what was best
to be. done. II they were not provided for 10
the lax levy they would undoubtedly be push.
ed through the General Assembly as claims.
and then there would be no means of nre.
venting. their payment at the treasury to the
detriment OF the expenses for the current
year. He admitted that there had been
shameful e~Xtrevagance In the past, but he
submitted that there was nothing left for the
State 10 90 but 10 pay, is debts and thenIn
starting fresh, adopt the plan of paying as
they 60. ~.
Representative Cannon asked that In the
absence of The full reports from the proppr
officers the Information furnished BY the mem
Der be printed and laid on the desks OF the
members. - =
Representative Bowley BALD that he would
submit bis Information 10 the House for the
purpose of having 1t printed, and he moved
that The bill be postponed In the meantime
until Monday at one P. M.
The debate then took q wilder latitude. and
was participated In by Hurley; Barker.
Holmes, Artson and several others, mill Il
was Interrupted by the hour Of adjournment.
and 1t will therefore be Resumed as unfinished
business at the opening of Mondays session.
The Senate this afternoon, In executive ses.
blOu, COuuTu6u Ilo lOlFOTluS appointments 0V
Governor Moses, and referred ali the appoint.
ments made by Ex-Governor Scott, and not
yet acted npon, to Governor Noses
County Treasurers-E Sd. Hayes, Lexlnr.
ton, Jas. w. hoffman, Oconee. -
Trial Justices-Sallas Randall, ST., P, 3.
Rivers, Aiken; ]. A. Mcintosh, Abbeville; c.
q. Brown, Barnwell; oh. Farmer, g. A. ia.
coby, l.. NJ. CantweIl. o. 8. Curtis. D. &. Chap
lin and Thos. g. Richardson, Rlehlsnd.
49, PIcKET
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MORE MURDERS IN.FLoR1DA.
"A Father and Son Shot Down-Eacape
of the AssaRsins.

n n ID nthSE IL SoEA ~ ~ "
of the AssaRsins.
From the Lake City Herald, December I
We are again called npon to chronicle auo-
ther deed of blood and mlirderj enacted lhis
time at WelbQrne, In .suwannee County,
iabout twelve miles distant from this place.
Jesse aud William sAncil, father and son,
were The Victims in the present instance.
Two brothers named respectively, Barnard
and Isaac Hart, who jointly keep q store In
Welborne. did the deadly shooting. It seems.
las the facts have been reported to us, that
JEALOUSY ANp RIrrRR, HATRED
existed between Barnard Hart and william
StancIl about an abandoned woman, who re-
sides 10 the outskirts of the village, and Hart
had notified young Siancll In writing that he
meant to kill him on sight. On Wednesday
last the Two Stancils, who reside on q farm In
the country, visited Welborne The son, VIII
liam, bring armed WITH q douole-barrelled
gun. An effort at paciflcation on the part of
The father with the Harris having failed, the
two Stanolls proceeded TO leave the place on
their return homeward. In doing 30 they
passed within abont twenty steps of the store
OF the Hnrts. WHEN they were Immediately
fred upon through an open window of the
building, and young stancll was
SHOT DOWN,
dangerously II not fatally wounded, at the fret
discharge. 4 ball shattered the thighbone ofthe
right leg within On inch or 30 OF the hip. Joint.
In this disabled condition he returned the fire
of his assailants, but without inflcti0g upon
them any damage. His father, wishing 70 pro-
tect his SOD, iuterpesedT hts person
sad bespuSht the Harts to cease firing. The
only answer was o shot-ab ball
CRASHED THROUGH HIS BRAIN,
and he lay dead by the side Of his disabled
son. Some AIteen or twenty additional shots
were fired at the PROSTATE bodies Of the
Slanclls, several Of them taking effect, when q
gentleman named Peter Mlchler advanced to
the front, and, throwing up his arms. called
npon the parties In The store to desist from
suca iuhuman bntchery. His life was threat
ened If he did not withdraw, but he held his
ground, and the firing ceased. Barnard Hart,
who was the principal actor In the bloody
drama, then Issued from the house, and,
mounting a horse, waved his hat In triumph
and
SHOUTING DEFIANCE,
rode l~elsurely away. Old man stancll, who
Is described as q quiet, inofenslve person and
an excellent citizen, was killed Instantly, and
his son William, who recelvedseveral wounds,
it Is thought cannot survive. Besides these,
Two other parties received slight accidental
wounda. No arrests, we understand, have
yet been made.
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THE CODE
Meeting, an Exchange OF Shots, and
an Amicable Adjustment. esq .!
ESPECIAL TElRaRAM TO THE newell

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.
O~RANGEGuRG, December 9. I
Much anxiety is felt here on account of the
departure from this place Of Messrs. ]. 8.
Hayward and NJ. j. Browning, the former Of
the Times and the latter of the News, to set
tie under the code of honor a personal diff
fculty growing out of certain articles ap.
pearing In their respective papers. The
parties, with their friends, left on the satur.
day night train for Augusta, and The duel was
prevented temporarily by tho arrest at
Branchville of Mr.. Browning. But 1t isfeared
that the meeting will take place to-day some
where in Georgia, as Mr.. Browning is reported
10 have gone on. -.rfaea
AUGUSTA, December 9.
Hayward, editor of the %Orangeburg r.. CO.
and Browning, editor of the News of
the same place. fought a duel here to-day.
After they had exchanged tWo harmless
shots, each saluted the other and left the
field,
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Receipts per Railroad, December o.
soUrE, CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1913 bales cotton. 100 bills rosin. IS cars wood
amt lumber, ! car STOCK TO Railroad agent. Pa
ciHc Guano Com ANY, J F SIres. Shier d Herman
caldwell 4 Son, F r Dawney. W o Courtney 4 Co.
W 8 Williams Il son, ca Walter & co. Crawley d
Dthon. Pelz-r, Rodgers u CO.. hurdangh d Week.
ley, T p Smlth w W Smith, Kinsman d Howell.
Reeder Il Davis. " y Bee & CO, White Bros, AS
&c KracKe, Campsen Il CO., N Robson, WV
Bird d CO, Upper q Son, q W Williams Il co,
Trenholm & SON, b Katie & co, J y b Claussen,
Fl Rlschon 4 CO, Lesesne & Wells, Sloan Il SelR-
Mulllgan, B smith i CO. W Jones Il co, e s
Miles. ] q Msllonee.
NoRrgaHAsrRRN RAILROAD. lg.
497 bales upland and 70 bags sea island cotton,
IS bols spirits rurpentine, ABB bbs rosin, c8rs
lumber, tobacco. nails, mdse, DC. To Frost d co,
Mowry & Son, W Z Ryan,. A J Salinas, g b Walter
4 co. Caldwell q Son, TIP Smith. A SN~mltn. VIC
Estill 4 co, Whilden Il Jones, Trenholm d Son,
Pe.zer, Rodgers i CO, I'D Kirkpatrick, Ravenel d
Co, Reeder d DAVIS. Kinsmau d Howell. W q
Dukes d CO, Wtite Bros, W O Bee d CO, FWeh:
mann. Fenwiek & Talbot. W Quincy. PIingle q
Son, TG snowden, d Stoney. e yelling. @ w
Williams l. GO, Railroad Agent, order, and others.
SAVANNAH AND oHARLHsroN RAILROAD.
S bales sea island and es bales upland cotton,
65 bu .hels rough rice, cars lumoer, mdse, DC: To
W foyle, Barden Il Parker, Wheeler q Wilson
Manufacturing Company. Western Union Tele.
gIaph Company, g II 1ograham q Son, J Co.'S
grove, Pelzsr. Rodgers = co; Counts 4 @roton,
Howell, J. IA Gairlsrd, Reeder q Davis, W P
bowling, CraTley d Dehon, Ufsey d Stokes, s
Cunningham. B Moultrie, 8 small: D Msyoank,
nrs n II. Webb. P Brown. sB Gillilsnd, Major
virgins. J Walker. Titus Wilson. 9 Mitchell, 3 A
co. Fraser i Dill, ND Ieton. Dr. P F Palmer,
Quackenbush, Estill 4 CO. Brassen, AMI others.
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@r NOTICE.-THE BRITISH BARR
FILLE DE LAIR. Jones, Master. fromsLivefpood.
is THIS DAY, 9th instant, entered under the Three
49, Day Act, and will commence discharging IN
der General order, at Accommodation WHAT, o q
FRIDAY, the 18th instant.
Alrpersons are hereby cautioned against bar.
boring or trusting any Of the crew o the above
vessel, as no debts Of their contracting xitabe
paid by the Matter or
decI0.S HENRY Carl Agent
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, December 9.
In the South Atlantic and Cult States to-
morrow nottheastsrly 10 northwesterly winds,
clear cold weather and rising barometer will
Drpvail~
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phosphorust ia antnportant constituent of ths
animal economy, particularly OF the hrla ano
nervous system, and.is regarded q . raiaso.s
remedy for diseases common to eaemIssM -.
Of Nerve Power, Ppiihisis. Faralysia and lm e:
tency. Tue spiiai ar form has ues1 ,S dse ~ ph sas
@oss desirable ioI she as ststs CT suSaiy Is aaG =
;pno us, as,s ted With Glycerine, &c. In so:uaon.
ftlce ~ OR. II. Bach,
For SAFE ny (harleston.
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NEW REMEDIES.

Rec WINE AND IRON.
Reef. wine Iron and Ci2chona..
Elixir OF Bark, Iron and Strtcnnia. -ata.
Eiixir Pipsin, Bismuth and StrtchniA NV !.
Eiixtr VsIertanate OF AMMONIA g.
Elixir Vslerisnate Of Strtchnia- .J.-1fIEl.a
Bitter Wine OF Iron.
continuation Of the medicinal properties o. the
Eandelon, wild Cherry and Gentsns with NO
matlca.l f-,r'
Conn. Syrup OF the Lacto-PhosphAse1 lR
All the auo7e constantly kept ON hand, ana 1ot
sale, wholesale and retail, byaRi ,,rp
No. fs1 Meeting Sutsts
noy7.tu ehafiason
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PASSENGERS.

Fer steamer City Point, from Palatka. via Jack
Fernandlna ana Sayannah-rO Allen
LIeuteaanr Bryant. d A CLARK and vile, G Z
Mrs Keogh, AMI 8 on deck. =.
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To provide In tull for this deficiency of one
million dollars would require 8 levy OF ABOUT
mined on recommending five mills, because
the last " items might perhaps be reduced
or otherwise provided for by the action OF the
General Assembly. In addition to all that,
moreover, there were the following deAcien-
cies for the fiscal year ending October 81, 1871,
which would have to be provided for:
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fnmeral Ncnrrs.

TEE RELATIVES, FRiENDSAND
Acquaintance Of Rev. FRANK BROWN aad VIE
are respectfully. invited to attend the Funeral Of
the latter from the Laurel street Church, To.koK.
Row wednesday, MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. :o1
decl0-2s - g yg.sa
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~ NOTICE.-NElTHER THE Cap
TAIN or Conaiqnee Of the British bark MAGEkT.
will be responsible for any debts contracted by
the crew. GIBBES d BARNWELL,
declO Consignees. /,
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xa- BATOHEIOR'S HAIR DYE.-THS

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g-THEMEMBERs OF THE GERMAN
HUSsARs TILTINa CLUB are requested 70 ua.
on Messrs. MENKE & MULLER and leave ofaei'
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By order Of the President. ,,,o1opp
secretary.
oct9
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m-HALLs VEGETABLE sIcrIIls
HAIR REVIEWER is no new preparation 4 Z ~
public to experiment with, It's success 81 al.
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5periaI Nptires.

@-DR. n. s. HANCKEL HAS RE,
TURNED to the city. Rooms No. slsa King
street. ese .se~rtE-s declclsssr
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m3- ,CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP.
FALCON, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she is TINS DAT dischsrrtng csrgos. Pier
No. I, Ul!on Wharves. All Goods not taksn away
iat sunset viii remain On wharf at Uousigntes
risk. Thd Il K0RDE0AIt& CO.,
decl0-1 AeentA
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RESOLVED, That q page in the Minute Book of the
society be appropriately inscribed to his memory,
and that thls tribute be published In the U orning
papers. D. B. GILLILAND,
,i q. 49, Secretary pro tenn.
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IOLUl.
These he said, were only the def.
clencles In The specific appropriations: The
committee, however, had only estimated a de-
6ciency of $4,000 In the appropriation for
schools. because 1t was believed that the
schools having been closed during the year,
the actual deficiency would be found TO be less
lhau stated. This made the total denclency
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U C~ONSEGNREs PER STBAMSHP
MANHATTAN, from New YORK, are notified Fthss,
she will discharge cargo TH1s DAY. &C AdEsr's
'scath Wharf. Goods unosllee Tor ~ sunset VIII,
rema;s Gu the wharf at ovnern' risk y. .;iIr
dec1ol JAMES ADDER & 90. Aaanta.,
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@rSUPRRINTENDENT'S + FL ID
NORTHEASTERN: RAILROAD co ksR Az Es
CHARLESTON, s: %, DEosMBRR q: ts12-Ffnns
and after this da:e Naval sc YES will be allowed
TO remain in this oompsns' % yard free OF Storage
for a period Of twslye days from the OATS OF ts
arrival. II not then removed q chArget 81 =
cents par barrel per week Will be msde. oipS n;sfs :,
s.s, s0LOK0AS
dec6-5 su~peffntSndenf
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rPALMETTO GUARD RIFLEtCLDR..
The Members are requested 70 call rat kssseAu
BROWN i joaEsoS,5 Hat Store, ;King street,,
opposite Hasel, and have theie measures saken Toy,
the NV Hats, where q sample can ba leen. ys-s-r
does -.-za1r
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Gers UH WllUIl cplCb luClCu " ShO OuAe ~
this State shall be made. +'.
The following resolution and reports were
adopted:
Concurrent resolution 10y Mr. Dnnn) rela-
tive to the contracts OF the clerks of the Sen.
ate and House OF Representatives, with the
different newspapers of the State for the pub
LEGATION of the acIs and joint resolutions OF the
General Assembly.
Report of The committee on privileges and
elections ON The petition contestDg the elec'
lion Of Hon. Sanders Ford.
Report of the committee IN Railroads on
bill 10 amend an act 10 incorporate Inc
Charleston, Georgetown and ConWayDoro'
Railroad. -u 80
The proceedings In the lower House to-day
were of rather more interest, both from Inc
number and nature of the new measures IN
troduced, and from the importance OF the
main debate OF the day. which was upon the
proposed tax levy of fifteen mills Tor State
and county purposes.
The committee ON ways and means reported
iavorably on the bill TO repeal the general
license law and on the amendment to The bill
Ia regard to the pay of members of the Gem
eral Assembly. which proposes to give them
their salaries and mileage in one payment at
the end Of each session, and reported unfa-
point another ''joint special financial invesiI-
eating committee"
: The committee on county Offices and officers
reported unfavorably on the bill to abolish the
Office of county auditor and to devolve its du
ties on the county treasurer, and favorably on
the bill to prevent county commissioners being
interestedsin contracts given ont by them; the
bill to fix the Office hours of certain county
officers from 9 A. NJ. to 8 P. NJ, and the bill to
amend the act to define the duties Of county
treasurers. The last named Of these bills pro-
vides that county treasurers shall receive d.
rectly from the parties applying ior liquor
licenses from the county commissioners all
| money paid for such licenses; that the fund 30
received shall only be applied for the benefit
| OF the poorhouse or poor farm, and paid out
on the orders Of the county commissioners,
and that q statement Of such funds ehall be
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-13
ITO BEAT GRANT"

Schurz is reported as saying in the
Senate:
Il shall not go over to the Democrats.
I have never thought of going over to
the Democrats, and l do not think Off
now: but what | do think of is this, that
there will be an opportunity of Oppos-
ing the recollection of the President with
out voting for a Democratic candidate.
l think there will be: An opportunity of
voting for as good a Republican as there
is on this floor without voting for Gen
eral Grant"
The one name of infamy in American
history is that of Benedict Arnold. But
Arnold did not propose to go over to
the British lines. He could have render
ed the enemy very trivial service by do
ing go. What he did propose was to
beat Washington, who had incurred his
displeasurc. This could be best done by
helping the British to break the Ameri-
can lines. Accordingly, instead of GO
ing frankly and openly over to the
British, Benedict Arnold said in West
Point and kept the American flag floa-
ting bravely Over him, while he plotted
TO overwhelm the patriot forces in Or
der to beat Washington. He had as
little sympathy with the Red Coast as
Schurz has with the Democrats, but his
hate was at o white heat to beat WASH
ington. just as that of Schurz is to beat
Grant: Arnold knew the justice of his
country's as well while toiling to
sacrifice it as did while fighting to up
hold 1t, and so does Schurz. But with
Arnold patriotism and manliness gave
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How to Go East"
By t he Kansas City, st. Joseph 6.
burlington Route.

I'll ough last not least" is an old adaga
as true as it is old. and it's truth is again
exemI lifted By Tie completion of the New
Line t 0 the East ria Cres;on and Burling-
ton, wi lich, though the last, may he called
the bes trOWte in the West.
The Line consists Of the Kansas CITY,
st. Jos ,ph & Council Bluffs X. T.. with
two dai ly trains from Kansas City. through
Atchist IN, Lea ycnworth and ST. .iascnh { q
the Mis- souri, Sttte Line. there connecting
with the, burlington Route. whiel, leads
direct to- Chicago, Cincinnati. Iudianapo-
lis, Log insport and Calambus through
ears are being run to all tho4e pointp.
This Line is well built, thoroughly
equipped! with every modern Improvement.
including : Pullmans Sleeping and Dining
Cars, an | nowhere else can the passenger
so compl etely depend Oh speedy, safe and
colnforta BILE JOURNEY.
The b arlington Route has admirably
answered the query. How to go East
by the p ALLEGATION Of an Interesting and
truthful document. containing IA valuable
and CORE ct Map, which can be obtained
free of charge by addressing General
Passenga Agent b. 4 NJ. X. Il. Il, Bur
lington, | owa.
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ANDREW co. REPUBLICAN.
Platform.

Extinct from the Presidents Message1
FL would sum up the policy of the Ad-
Illustration 20 he through enforcement
the law a faithful collection of every
p provided fr; economy in the disburs-
fnt of the same prompt payment of
ferry debt OF the nation, a reduction of
xcs az the requirements of the country
II adDit;a reduction OF taxation and tar
TO lie 80 arranged as to afford the great
! relief TO the greatest number; honest
ID fair dcal:n-s with al other people
til. end that war, with all its ~blightning
Insequcnccs, may be avoided but without
rrendering any right cr. obligations due
us, a reform in the Treatment of the
dian, and the whole civil service of the
antry; aud finally in seeuringa pure and
t:ramacled ballot wilerc every maj emit
j to,a veto may de- % just nee at each
Iction. without fear molestation or pro-
Fipiioa a%uaaccount OF his politics, faith
tiyity OF color
e. 8. GRANT.
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way before his personal resentment,
and he fully expected to escape infamy
by success, hut he was disappointed,
as Schurz will be.
81 shall not go over to the Democrats
says Schurz. Formally, of curse not,
yet a thousand fold mere really when
by claiming to be a Republican he may
render them q thousand fold more ser.
vice than by formally going over to
them.
The Republican masses will. through
their popularity elected Convention,
nominate their candidate for President.
The indications coniassedly are that it
will be General Gran! The Cincinnati
Convention will noiLi4-ate a renegade
Republican in opposit su, and if the
Democrats accept him it viii be with
the determination to secure a Demo
cratic Congress, and to find i'll him a
President i'll accord herewith. Schurz
will support this scheme. hut will mot
go over to the Democrats" This paragon
OF conscientiousness. as he certainly is
if We accept his Owl modest account of
himself. finds a ready salyc for mis- con-
science when any periidy becomes
necessary ''to beat Graat."-nissoWrt
Democrat. .r.
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An Encouraging Sight.

fFrJ1a ire s.. Charles Cosmos. February e9l
Among the delegates to the Republi-
cen State Convention at Jefferson CITY
WAS Major y. C.. Nouns Of FtHton-a
rebel soldier who went in at the begin
ming and fought yaiiantly until the SIR
render Of Lee. lie is Il representative
ma Of that large class OF intelligent,
thinking men, who went into the re-
bellion TO contend for n principle, and
who. now that wild wars deadly blast
is Ger" are seeking (, so shape affairs
as to secure as quickly as possibly the
blessing of peace and fraternity to all
parts of the couatry.
Naturally h, finds nothing TO attract
him in moderl Democracy, the leaders
of which, while always swearing they
had no sympathy with the rebellion,
were always seeking to boost themselves
no by the aid of those who did syInpa-
thize with rebellion. Looking TO the
Republican party, however, he finds
universal amnesty and equal rights for
all inscribed ulAoli its banners, and he
uniiesitatingIy takes his place in its
ritfiks.
Other rebel soldiers arc doing the
same thing, aud the day is not distant,
we hope, when a majority of the more
intelligent of our late foes will join
with us in pushing forward that true
Republicanism which, with malice to-
ward none, with charity for ALL" seeks
only to accomplish that which viii
rebound to the lasting peace and pros
peYity ofour common country.