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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
POLITICAL.
OHIO.
OHIO.
ORGANIZATION OF THE LEGISLATURE.

ORGANIZATION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. There was large
number present In the Senate, this morning. to witness
the organization Lieut. Lee called the Senate to
order at 10 O'Clock All tho Senators present f. T.
Hall Rep) was elected Chief Clerks The vote stood 10
20 for his opponent c. b. Flood (De) The Lieutenant
Governor gave his casting VOTE and at once decided Mr.
Hall duly elected. Mr.. Putnam Of Ross (Dem) rose
to point order, hut the Lieutenant Governor said
business in order except nomination of assistant
clerk Mr. Putnam asked II an appeal from the decision
Of the Chair was in Orderi The Chair said nothing
in order but tho nomination Of assistant clerk, and at
once swoTe Mr.. Hall chief clerk Nominations
then made for assistant clerk and all the Republicans
voted for the caucus nominee The Democrats
cast II votes for one OF their nominees
and for another, thus presenting tie Nine ballots
were had without election and ON the tenth Republican
was elected by tho acknowledgements casting vote.
All the other Republican nominees elected by the
Lieutenant overnOrs casting vote, except for unim-
portant Offices.
The House organized by eebting ~ II. Van Voorhees, OF
Athens Speaker and j. i. LOoms Of Franklin Chief
Clerk, both Republicans. All the Republican eau
Gus nominees were elected. The Senate adopted
a resolution introduced by Mr. Beesl
DcmJ asking Ohio Senators and Representatives IN
Congress TO vote for Summers proposed amendment to
the Constitution making ony person ineligible TO the
Office Of United States President for than one term
the vote standing 10 to TO- oil Democrats and two Re
pubcans, Gage and Easement voting for it.
The annual message Of Gov Hayes read in Senate
during the afternoon session 1t is brief document,
confined entirely TO affairs OF Ohio. Finances of the
Understanding debt is ss,stG2l1 O5 the nonntorest
IL
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MAINE.

THE LEGISLATURE - PROMINENT CANDIDATES.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 1.-There is a very small
attendance at the hotels compared TO the usual crowd
previous to Legislative organization; and while the
session promises TO be Of the utmost business import
ance there is little political feeling 1t looks tonight
though Col. ROBBIE would 10 nominated tomorrow night
for Speaker Of the House. and Mr. Foster Of Kennebec
President of the Senate. Mr. G. G. Stacy will undoubt-
edy be elected Secretary Of State Tho annual meeting
of the Republican State Committee was held tonight,
speaker Blaine presiding. 1t voted to hold the next
Convention at Lewiston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
ERIE PASCALITIES.
THE ATTACK on TIE FISK RING.

During the present month it is expected
that vigorous assault will I've made upon the present
Erie management Gen. Sickles, U. s. Minister to
span who is still in this city holds daily conferences
with Attorney General Barlow with view OF perfectng
arrangements for tho attack Of the Atlantic and Great
Western and certain English Eric stockholders upon
Messrs Fisk sHG could and their associates. The war
will be carried o N both the Courts and the legislature
The latter will lee exclusively attended TO Ivy Gen.
Sicklcs in ORDER as it, is stated that he may be able,
while anuhilatiuS Fisk and Could, to make combina-
tons for lie Senatorial contest net Winter. Gen.
sicles, in 10 C ian 81 L. - Informed politicians,
will prove a for Gahe opr.aI to Senator COnLlinS
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broken and the 6ud ran over setting it on hrs
and assistance had NOT been promptly rendered by tbs
neghbors the tenement would have been burned. Both
mon were looked MP.
John Burke quar- eled with william Cormofy yester-
day Ia Hamilton Millst., Brooklyn. while both
were ntoxicated' and WAS stabbed with large knife n
the abdomen receiving probably fatal wounds Burke.
who "a laboTer, was conveyed TO bis residencc No. 81
Nelson-st Cormody locked rp 10 await the result
Of the injuries inflicted by him
John Mullane WAS stabbed by Hugh Montgomery at
Nneteenthst and Avenue A, last night, receiving
Gus wounds IN the left side and hip Mnlane taken
10 Bellevue Hospital and his assainnt escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADEIPHIA's NEW POLICE FORCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-The Mayor eecj,
sockley into Office at to-day. After the
usual inaugural ceremonies, the Chief of Police and
Lcutenants OF the various districts in by the
Mayor, and, at O'clock the old force relieved by
the new, the whole number having been previously
selected The City Treasurer Controller Commissioner
and Solicitor elect also assumed the duties of their
respective offices, to-day.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship NeDs see Third Page /
aUDIUEIh


Steamship James Adger lockwood, Charleston C.. shI mfsa
and TO Henry r. Morgan Go.
Bark Eolus ~ g., Berng Sligo Nor r. with mdse The
chored the Bar
Bark Eepane IN o. Binestsep Antwerp 90 With
". is anchored the Bar
Bark Pekin (of Boston,, Hong Kong DAYS m5.s
salt -
Bark StefanIo Ual. Lsvagns Leehorn 90 days With pde
BARK Francs Bounc lOf Yarmouth, N Oliver hayTe dag
In ballast
Brig Woodland. Maas1 Antwerp H. via Falmouth Eng Nov,
% with mdse.
Brig shamrock Dow sayonnsh DAYS The g. anchored Ia the
Lower Bay.
Wright, Mount Geoge,osn, c.. dAJ. naval
stores.
WIND-Suniown, light. N cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsTos Jan l-Anyed steamship Neptune from New Yors shps
Zouave aud Hindosan ard bark Albert Liverpool
MONROE Jan l.-PG,sed 10 for Baltimore bsks WmL
Natesby from Demea and EVeon from Rio; ships 0uooo oa
LIVERPOOL and Maauy, from Newlo; brig o. Lstner. from II
Johns
Ca Jan LAuived, steamship Gen. Barnes fpa
ship John Bunvan from Hre; steamship Bb fou,
bury York Saiei steamship Seminole Boston. Bght
square gged vessels OF the Tybee.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Jan 1.-The Anchor line steamship Fom NesTOt
TO Glasgow arrived to-day
HALIT.x n s. Jan 1.-The steamship City OF HahsI from 81.
f. arrived to-day She reports having encountered heavy
weather
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
PohOat Hope No. reports Jan l. Hgbandt bearing n W.
niles picked up the Western Buoy Of the Spit No 0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
MISSISSIPPI.
MISSISSlPPI.
TWO COLORED CANDIDATES FOR THE Speak,

TWO COLORED CANDIDATES FOR THE SPEAKER
SHIP.
JACKSON, Jan. 1.-The Legislature meets to-
morrow with a full attendance. The contest for the
speakershlp of the House will be very warm between
Howe White and Lynch, cOlOred, both Republicans
Senator Amos will remain till the sth Gov. Alcorn is
expected tonight.
The city election to-day resulted in favor Of the Ct
Gems ticket by $50 majority. Marion Smith was elected
Mayor with full Board Of Aldermen. all white
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoxDOs Jan IA p mStock Exchange aud markets gsersHy
closed. Spirits TuTpeniae quoted to-day 81.
LgRRPOOJ, Jan IA m-COtton market closed Baoa qaOtei
36i y cwt for Short ribbed Mindless Lard $40 a.
FRANKPoRT, Jan. i.-Unid bonds Of
PARIS Jan l.-Renies declined to 35f 8Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
LOUISIANA.


MEETING OF TIE LEGISLATURE.
NEw-ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-The Legislature as
sembled at to-day and both Houses adjourned
I'll tomorrow out of respect to the memory of o. J.
Dunn late Lieutcnant-G crnor. The annual message
Of Gov. WarmOth will be delivered tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
THE coNrRoLLER's QUARTERLY REPORT.

Controller Green forwarded, yesterday to
the Mayor and Board Of SUPERVISOR the Following
statement Of the Finance Department for the quarter
ending Dee. n, 1871
Summary Of Payments City and County Account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02

Watch No. I,I21, Stem w Undertaking trademark,
"Frec Anterior Co. Marion N By the Usirxs
Co tGLEs WALES Coz has been earned By
total variation from being only secoDdA
A. L. DKsNls. President n. J. 4. K. 4 4. Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02

Angeis Turkish Baths ave- cor 2bs Genlsnsa
ever Jay al gilt Ladies da ADD evening Advantages GueIasi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02

Old DIR. johnson invented JoussoS.
Than AKIJ
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06
Bill ARP on Life Insurance.

"Bill Arp" the famous Georgia hui
1norist, has been interviewed by
several life insurance agents and tavors
the public, in his own inimitable style,
with his experience
A friend (G suppose he WAS friend)
found me and said he wanted to see
me partiklarly. He took me away
back and hauled out son li;t!s thumb
papers full of figures, and said he
wanted me to insure my life. That
skecred me verse than anything, for
it looked like | was in danger. and he
had just found it out. axcd him if
he thought there would be fight.
He explained things to me, and | felt
relieved. and declined to insure for
the present. You see [ felt nifty well.
and couldn't see the necessity. Vt
the next corner met another friend,
who seemed glad to see ne exceeding
~. He held my hand in his several
moments. He axcd RE il ny liic WIS
insured. He said he Wis agent for
the very best company III the world.
T axed him how lnlg d MAN would
i've under his company. IL then cS-
plained to me thu. Il uaa might die
at any time; that thy Didn't under
take to keep a man from dying. So |
declined. but expressed lny gratitude
for his interest il ,uv welfare, and
promised to buy policy as SODA as |
got right sick. just As | l2:t him |
heard him call some fel!rr da"
phool. When | got to the hotel thcr"
was feller waitln' for me on the sane
business. He talked to me for an
hour about the uncertainty of life and
the certainty of death. [ thought.
perhaps, he was a missionary. lie
seemed much concerned about my
wife and children. and oace or twice
wiped his eyes with 4 white pocket
handkerchief. | know2l h. WAS Il
friend, and told him | woUlI reflect
seriously about the matter.
I believe that company is a purely
philanthropic institution and would
lend poor fellow 4 few dollars il ne
was suffering. thir!; | will try TO
borrow little from their agents to-
morrow. This morning the iirSt one
come to sec me agin and concluded
was looking nifty bad. and ax"d him
to excuse ME as Was not teclln well.
I went to DIR. Alexander. and got q
dose of salts. He axcd me if | Was
sick. 1 told him supposed / WAS
and the reason why. He then told
me all about it and sal! there WIS
about 100 Of them t,allerS ii tow:', and
they bored about half an inc;! 1T the
6rst interview and al inch ii second
in the same hole, and Sc On ua;ii they
got to the hollow. and the patient give
in and took a policy. | don't know
about that. but | will say they are the
friendliest, mostsynpathizon and kind
hearted men l ever struck; only
don't liSc so much talk about collins
and gravcyard$. | dide"t take the
salts.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06
. ,o,r,,l Glory X taj1 Of In

A graceful story is told CT lamar
tine. Oae day a p@na;leSs man OF IT.
tcrs called upon him, and, Informing
him of his needy sitI,ation, requested
the loan of considerable &u:a Of laon-
ey. Lamartin". who WAS much l&oVed
By the recital, opened d"%w'T and
gave him the amount. II" then cn''-
Quoted his uator,u visitor t. the
vestibule. The season WIS aH'"%n.
and. as IIa:nartine opened the street
door, the unfor;unatc author S''iTsr'd
in his shabby coat. \ SndieA ID"
struck Lamartin2, and calling out,
"Noasieur. y3u arc for=s';;n- y""r
overcoat," he quickly t''S "'"A "a
oyercoat that was haay;n- iii the pass
ace and assisted his needy visitor to
nut u it on with 50 much 4 d'x;s"'jr aHd
grace that the poor maa. quite over
come. did not know how - rus, Il
gift which WIS 81 d.!:c"'*iy offered I"
him.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06
NEWeBERRY~, S. G.,
Wednesday, March, s, 1872,
The Deck Hand and the Mule.

The mule stood on the Steamboat deck,
The land he would not tread;
They pulled the halter round his neck,
And whackcd him Ger tho head!
But obstinate and braced ne STOOD,
AS boon the scene to r"lc,
i creature Of the hold back brood,
Astubborn, s,ead:ast mule.
They cursed and Swore-hc wouil not go
Until he felt inclined;
And though they Numbered blow on blow,
He altered not his mind
The deck.hand to the shore complained:
''The varmint'> bound to stay"
And still upon the critters hide
The sounding lasi, made play.
His master from the shore replied:
''The boats about to sail;
As other means in vain you've tried,
Suppose you twist his tail ~
''It's li1ely th,t will make him l,ni!"
The deck hand brive though pale,
The nearer drew with ou,Stretc:,cd hand
To make tina, twist avail.
Then came kick Of thunder sound.
The dcck-hand, where Wis he
Ask Of the waves that far around
Beheld him in the sea!
4 moment, not a voice was heard
But wiaked the mule his eve,
As though to ask 20 hm occurred
"Sow, how was ths. for hgh?'
"Just cut his throat" the captain roAred,
land end the cu<seJ brute
Bot the nob!cst soul that pcriShed there
Was he who tried to dot.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06

Thinking is. indeed. the very %e;,s
If <r;f-y;.itivat;on-thc sGu:c. :rn'n
which al vital iM:ue"cc spr;n-s.-
Ihink!n" will do mucl! :or IN a;:iv:
mind. even iii the abScntc If books -
living Instructors. The. rcaSrn:n@ ID
Guilty grows Grm. expands, tl*ccrns is
own p"wcr. acts with Increasing f:'It-
ity. precision and ,xt>:::t. E;.GcT a.; ;'$
privatiors. Where Il: re IS ro r.: :
ton. but every help from former thi:F-
cr<. how much u!ay wc Nct cXircr
tr@m it? Thus great characters /
while he who thinks little. tAc' ;
much he reads, CT much lie secs. IN
hardly call anything he he's Lj:: ;&:'.
i;c i!"cics wiz; ;u:iowy,: :. pi; !. =
j.. 81 Il: h::::::a. ro;& e. :;;rsu:y. t.: 80
=! :" Mental. h:::k ::;:i,y.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06

TIE SNAKE DANCE IN TIE BLACK
CRooK.-N'hat do you think CT Il
young lady dancing with a. srake.
wunnd round her neck? They DO it
at Nil,lo's. And it is a real snake.
1t hasn't eaten anything in t:lrtc
months. It only cats twice a year.
Then it @nrg}s itself c", ugh to last.
When It does eat. th"y say it r'ov's
like l;.&t@ing. and dcvoura anything
within It's rc1ch. ! beautiful girl
Sassi. is her name-liits the reptile
from the Urn and coils it around her
neck. Yes. lays it against her naked
bosom. Now Sic dances with it i'll
the air. Will. Tie s."he darts out its
tonguc between two eyes which seem
to spit fire. The audience is trans
fixed with horror. and. they feel re-
l!cvcG when Sa<<i finally goes through
the pan;o!ninc as if she were charmed
and then bitten by the snake. Fall-
ing on the floor the audience .shtdder
for fear the snake has: really bitten
her. and the snake is left in coil up
on the stage. They sly this beautiful
girl is curiously affected oy, the snake.
Che gees off the stage unconcorncl.
bit size brcathcs as if she had gone
through, L trying ord;:ai-j,'st escaping
death. She brc#th:s fast: a hectic
flush is upon her check: and c"!l
drops of sweat stand upon her f'rc-
head. Hy and by. :fscr vigorous fam
r;r=. the beautiful Coryphec is r"-
stored: the sake is coilc,l ur in 4 box
in Harry palmcrs csice> and the glory
Of .4Ic "Jlack Crook goes on.-EH
Perkins IN tie y. y. C1mmercM.
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~ y
Secretary Of State.

An AN w - li'..lhF' XIX i'"F-NN'''>'
OF \ CERTAIN BRIDGE OVER the
WATEEEE RIVER.
Whereas. Il majority Of the pco-
pie Of krrshaw County have voted
in favor of the erection Of 4 free
bridge over Watcrce river: on the
Culpmbia road. near Camden, to
be built and kept up at the eS-
pensc Of said county; therefore,
SECTION !. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House OF Representa-
tivcs cf the State of South Caro-
lima. now met and setting in Gem
eral Assembly, and hy the author
ity Of the same:
That me county Of NcrShaw be.
and is hereby. authorized to build
y bridge over Walcrrc river, on
the Columbia road, ut the Camden
ferry: to be kept up and main
tanned at the expense Of SaiJcouH-
ty for the public Use: free OF toll.
SEC. ,. That the county COM
miS>i0ncrs Of said county, and
Names Baum, T. II. Clark and
". u. Shannon he, and arc here
by, constituted 4 spcc!a! commits
sion to contract for and SHpcrin-
tenu the construction Of said bridge,
and to raise and disbursc the funds
required fer the same.
SEC. 3. That whenever deemed
necessary, majority Of said Spc'
cial commission shall issue the
bonds OF said county, to an amonnt
not cXcce:!nG twenty Thousand
dollars, payable ten years after
date: and bearing interest at the
rate Of eight per cent. per an"um:
payable aMn"a!!y, on tic first day
oi' July, in each "a, every year !;
and si!ail dispose ot said bonds. at
such tines and places: and in such
manncr. rs Il Ina jority Of said Spr-
ciaI commission may direct. to
ruiSc funds for the construction Of
said bridge.
SEC. +. That the said county
commissioners br. and are hereby.
authorized to levy an annual lax
on the assessed value OF the TAXA
bic property hell aud owIcd in
said county, not exceeding two
mills upon every dollar Of the val
nc Of s;,ij property. willan the
townships Of Watcree and Dck"!b:
of said county: and not exceeding
one mill upon every dollar OF the
value of such property within the
other townships Of said county,
which tax shall he collected as
provided hy law for the col'cc-
ton OF other county taxes. and he
paid out hy the County Treasurer
upon thc order O.! 4 majority OF
such special commission.
SEC. 5. 'i'i:;:; ihc proceeds Of
said lax shall he applied, first, to
the payment Of the interest ON
said bonds. AMI Ia" surplus. ii! any,
shall be SecHriiy. invested Under
the direction OF jpi"t special com
mi>,!onrr$. AMI create L sinking
fund 10 ~ a;,r;ic;l to the payment
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06

JOINT RESOLUTION To PROVIDE FOR
TIE REPUBLICATION or CERTAIN
STATUTES or THIS STATE. A%n JOUR-
E..!.$ o" TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
THEREOF.
SEcwIpH /. Be it Resolved by
:hc Senate anl House Of Repre-
~ni.talivrS Of the STATE OF Soulh
Carolina. now met and sitting in
Genera! Assembly, and By tic an-
,h"riiy q: tn" same:
That the Republican Printing
C"nlpa'y DC and they are hereby,
a"thoriz,'! To have pli:tcd one
thousand copies each, Of Volumes
X, NI, XII, XIII and XIV Of the
Statutes Of t!,iS State. and five
hundred copies Of thc Journal OF
the General Assembly Of the Spe-
ciaI Session Of 1868, said copies to
De deposited in the S;a'c Library;
<ui,i"vt 20 proper distribution as
public necessities. o" the convc-
nicnccs Of STATE a!i county ot!i-
erals may dictate. Tie clerk Of
the Senate and clerk o. the House
ut' Representatives. >iiail have Su-
pcrvi>ion Of sai:! printing.
The cost o:' the printing herein
provided for shall be paid nr"n
The certificates Of the said clerks
Of the S>na'" AMI lIon>c Of Repre-.
S,n,a;ivcS. out oi' any moneys in
the Treasury not otherwise appro-
printed.
Returned to the Senate. with
the oh;cc;io"> OF His Ex"rl!cnrv.
the Governor, November %, 1871.
In the Senate, December 9th,
1871.
On Tic question, :S!ail this
Joint resolution bcromc Il law, the
objections Of His EXrcIlrncy the
Governor to the contrary. not
withSlanding, the yeas au1 nays
were ordered. the Joint Resolution
passed 10y L rir', rrcc vote OF yeas
Is. HAYS ). and ordered to hc scnt
to :hc !!ou>e OF Representatives.
By order J. WOODRUFF,
Clerk OF Senate.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06
OFFICE SECRETARY GF STATE,

CnLuMEiA, 5. c., Feb y 5: lo12.
Tie foregoing act having been
presented 10 the Governor Of this
State for his approval, and not
having been returned by him to
the branch Of the General Assem-
bly, from which it originated, with
in the time prescribed by the con-
stitutiou. has become Il law with
out his approval.
+. i. CARDOZO,
Secretary Of State.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06

House Of REPRESENTATIVES Of the
State Of South Carolina. now mt
and sitting in General Assembly,
rnL Lv he authority of the same:
Th.t ,Lr namcs Of Samuel H..
,r,n ,f Newbcrry county. and Co.
innbus Doran and Simon Dorau.
Of l. ION c1uu:y he charsed to
Samucl Farrow Columbus Farrow
,ud S;mon Farrow and that here.
.,f1rr The s,i,I Samuel Do,ao "a.
Iumbus Dorau and SIMON Docan,
shall bn known and called Samuci
r,rrow Co}rm1,us rarrow and
S;m,r I,,rrow
An,rovcI February 18th. 1s7.
AN ACrTo INCORPORATE THE caER..w
FIRE ENGINE COMPANY AS a rAKT"F
THE FIRE D.rAEFAESr Of THE To"N
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nnd - 49,, . nn,nmn, seal and TN
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,tns ,nd 1mn,nni,;rs Fat ,re now
2Z,.crrad Lv l,w to I;i;. incornora,,
hn,i;.s
Src . This Act shall be deemed
, nnhI;c A:t and shall remain in
force for ,Le term of fourteen
Years.
Arprovcd February u. 1872.
an ACT To APPROVE. ADOPT, AND MAKE
r,r Tr fo,-,E ~ iIr: nH s"1rn 1, c.Fo1IS. %
PARED UNDER rAE DIRECTION, AND
EI THE AUTHORITY, OF THE GENE
RAJ ASSEMBLY.
Section |. BE it enacted by the
Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the State Of South Carollna' now,
mct and sitting in General Assembly,
a ii by the authority Of the same:
That the General Statutes Of
tic State Of South Carolina. pre-.
pared under its authority by W..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06

AN ACT TO ALTER -aEH AMEND An
ACT ENTITLED IAN act TO CHAR
TER TIE TOWN OF HAMBURG" Ap-
PROVED FEBRUARY -, lSI2.
Section /. BE it enacted BY the
Senate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
Of the State Of South Caroline, HOW
net AID sitting IN General assembly.
and By the authority Of ;hc same:
Tia. tie Act to which this is
#mcndatory be altered and amend
Cd 10y striking out from Section
first Ill after the word "Gcorgi",
in Tie eighth line OF said Scc;ior,
aud inserting in the place thereon
the words ''onc mile and ina West.
crly direction, up and along the
Savannah river; thence one mile
and Il half in q North"rly dlrec-
ton, upon !inc at right angles
with the line Of the Savannah
river; thence one mile and one
half Of u mile in an Easterly direc-
ton, upon Il line parallel with the
line Of the Savannah river thence
one mile and 4 half III 4 Southcrly
direction, to the Savannah river,
and upon line at right angles
with the line Of Savannah river !;
,Lrncc onc.halt' 4 mile in q West
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06


hv direction nf said special COM
mission. and lie Sulnjrct to such
rules unl rrgHiaticIiS rs TIE Snii
sn,riaI commissions u,ay p:.rsgri.,r.
SE.. = Tha; Ike skill si,rr..:,i
commissioners shall. ;.un#aIEv. tic
:, ,urrr.t .rr,uot ur their rrcrin,s
and Disbursements and ! r,;,pr;
OF their prncccdinrs in the office
Of H.. CIrr}, Of tbr Cirtuil Court,
or. or bc.r3rc. the first tav OF the
.j:,lrury Germ o.! sail cu,irt. 10 be
oprn for the inspection oi the ciii-
zrns Of said county. and to be Iail
before the Grand iurv, at said
trrm for their examination, an,i
t;uiiiiIy to do 10 the members OF
.aid Commission shall be l,obic to
indictment is for i misdcnranor.
and. anon conviction. shall each
be punished tv rinc or imprison-
mru,, at thediscre,ion of the c"ur,,
not exceeding onc hundred dollars
tiue or six months imprisonment.
SEC. 8. That, in casu of i vacan-
cy st auy time in said special com
mission, occssiuued by the death.
resignation, removal or refusal to
serve of the said Names Baum. +.
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