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New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
TIE BARNARD CASE.
TmRrY-oEE ARTICLES CONsTDERED-NO DECI-
SION YET.

SION YET.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO TnE TRIBUEBI
SARATOGA, Aug. 18.-The principal topics of
discussion here to-day are of course the and the
Barnard impeachment trial. In reference to the latter
there endless amount OF speculation to the prob
able result The senators exceedingly good natured
but extremely reserved and mysterious whenever the
forbidden subject Of the OF the Court
Is entered upon The possibility Of Barnards acqulttal
is too remote 10 be considered by his unntel
ligent adhorents and the whole interest IS centered
upon the disqualification clause. According 10 the
most trustworthy reports obtainable it seems safe
70 predict that the vote for disqualification will
be SO nearly unanimous to surprise alike the friends Of
the Judge who have been alternately eated and despon
dent AMI those who have feared all along the alleged
impossible character OF few members of the Court.
This report not founded any action in the secret
session relating directly the question ofpunishment,
because that question reserved until the articles have
been all discussed and voted but it ia naturally
sumed from casual expressions dropped by the friends Of
the accused himself and from the general tone OF the dis
cussion and the character OF the voting far as known
The Court remained in executive session until after p
NJ, Saturday, when they adjourned until Monday.
During the fessOn the Articles from the 9th TO the 31s
are said to have been pretty thoroughly discussed and
then voted on Tho amount OF time consumed in this
discussion rather nconsideraey quoted by Barnards
friends as an indication Of the great opposition that is
made, nut undoubtedly the true reason Is thd DuVh eA
PLANTATION and correction is necessary 20 enable the Court
to get the articles in shape upon Article 30th in
reference the discharge by Barnard OF seven prs
oners who had violated the registry law is believed to
have received q summary consideration and prompt
conclusion of proven. Article 23d, in reference to
the suit OF Bright agt the Milwaukee aud St. Paul Rail
road and Article 27h, in reference TO the order OF
Barnard against the Tammany Society are remOred as
causing considerable debate and the result the last is
not so clear 1t is hoped that all the Articles Will be dis
posei of ON Monday.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
YELLOW FEVER IN THE BAY.
the KUMANCIA REMOvED--TWo MORE FEVER
SHIPS IN The HARBOR.

THF kIMANCIA REMOVED-TWo MORE FEVER
SHIPS IN The HARBOR.
The excitement as to the Spanish irgate
,sumapcia has sunsided, The vessel was removed on
Eaturdoy from her anchorage above the NarroWs TO
.oipt In tae Lower Bav tnreequarters OF mile west o
the Southwest SPIT buoy The arrangements for her
removal were made under the direction OF Health Ohce
Vauderpocl the pilots being Messrs. Rolf, who accom-
lisbed The task without accident Of any kind. AT p
m ON raturay the tugs strbuck and Walcott took the
Nu,unnc. iu TOW. and steamed away with her to the
noy anchorage, where anchor was dropped at p NJ
The vessel ride. IN 5 of water ami she has good
holding ground there being ON one side OF her sandy
haitian, and ON the other a soft bottom. 1t Is DeheVed
that her position ls a safe one.
Two other infected ships anchored IN the Lower Bay
ou SATURDAY making total of SIX quaranllned on ac-
onnt Of yellow fever The arrivals are the spanish
brig Pelayo Capt. Juan ROsas, from Havana ana the
bT,@ Ralcar from San Bias Central America. In the
former vessel the captain and salvador ROsas the cap
fane bn, were prOStratcd by yellow fever ana IN the
latter Thomas AbeTs, the second mate ana trederch
Tcrcks seaman were suffering from the same disease
These four patients have been carefully removed 70
West Bank Hospital; and their shlps quaIdhtiheu uhl
clean ---s-t-- -....e.ao.- ~.
me Onaranfine Station, informed that there were
NO fte cases fever board the ships ana tnat the
Vat!ents AZ the Hospital were IN faVOrhe cohdlloh
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19

THIRDAvE. RAILROAD IMPROVEMENTS.
Tn Saturdays TRIBUNE mention was made
Of the improvements the sixtylfhst depot of the
Tnird-ave Railway Company In addition TO this the
Company have in contemplation the erection Of large
buildug at Thirty ourth-st and Thrdave, which VIII
probably be begun early in the Fall and completed py
next Summer Besides necessary Offices for the use OF
the Company the structure will contain three
stores on ground floor x stores on the second hoo
and two lats above. The probable cost will be from
100000 100000 and the vane Of all the real estate
then owned by the Company Will be not less t'.h
a. 100000 To the expenses OF the Improvements
now in progress aud those which are projected new
issue of stock will be made TO the par value OF ss5oVp
which will bring the stock Of the Company up 10 @ tns
nominal value OF $2O0O0OO The stock will De Isueu
10 the present stocknoldersi In amounts ~
the stock held by each The value OF the Sopay ny
real estate owing largely to rise III price sneo " va"
purchased. - 49, p,.g;don.
The statement for 1872 sworn 10 by the Presldent
Robert Rquires, showed bonded lnutDteuhess vi
S2OOgOOO, and contract indebtedness OF S4asVvU,
81 10000 i'm stock, and 300 IN real estate
standing its appearance OF prosperity, the lhIuaNe
Railroad Company has never PAID TAX OH PotSo' s ;'s
property and even the proposed large increase III ls
capital stock Will not subject 1t 10 assessment on a.
sOnal property, its stock VIII lneh ony Cqui III
nominal value thot OF the bonds OF the company
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
nnh sIa zoo - sinnL VIZ Iii 4. r,heh Id VI

through the streets OF the city The books were
Sherman elected President and the Hon.
John X. Mcpherson Secretary aud Treasurer.
Eleven deaths from smallpox have occurred In Insprc-
tor Camons district Thomas MacCarthy died az No 3l
NewarkaYe. OF this dscase on Thursday having had no
medical attendance. ~ IL alleged that no small- -pox
pacard placed upon the house, ana that the Iuspec
tor did not report the -. Ono thousand seven
hundred and eghty-nne patients have been admitted
10 the Charity Hospital since the opening, period OF
Two wears ana three months. AN unknown Wah was
drowned In the Morris Canal early yesterday An un-
known nan was sunstruek on montgomery 81, yester-
day and removed 10 the City Hospital, where he
died last evening.
HAcKEssAcK.-D Dominick Bruska, an italian, IL con
fined IN the County jail upon charge OF attempting to
murder John Henry SeIr the nephew OF the prisoners
employer From the statement OF young Sears, who II
dangerously wounded, 1T appears that he aud two
friends, Whle walking late on Saturday evening on the
plank road, met party, OF whom Bruska was one Ihe
Italian rushed upon Sears and struck him with an open
razor, inhlctng irightiul wound and seyering tue
tongue. Blows followed blows and the Italian, after
having apparently finished his work. fed and concealed
himself in the woods. He was subsequently arrested,
having offered resistance buC having declared that he
attacked first The victim taken to the house
iewery establishment OF Messrs. Thomo & Co. was en-
tered by burglars, on Saturday night, and rODJed OF
$4,000 worth OF goods.
Long BRAgCH.-Four servant girls employed at the
West End Hotel carried out TO by the under
tow, while bathing on Saturday. Three were rescued
and one was drowned Mary Cullen, servant OF j. J.
Bradleys, also drowned. The accidents very
great excitcment Caleb f. Iendrckson, proprietor OF
COopers Cottage, ed saturday, and Samuel Laird,
proprietor Of do ciass.ca House and United States
Hotel Is dangerously III.
NEwARK.-Posltiye intelligence has been received in
this city that Bishop Bdyey has been appointed TO the
vacant ArchbishOpric OF Baltimore. Thomas Lynch
lahOrer crushed to death by the fall OF stone
while he at work in tho County Jail yard, sat
uIddy.
SADDLE RyER-AmOs Riker, age 10, was killed during
thunderstorm, last week. by stroke Of lightning. He
was feeding horses IN his grandathers barn. when the
lightning struck the building Instantly killing hIm aud
settnS the barn On hre.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
POLICE NOTES.

Edward Malone, barber, age 81, OF No. $50 Ele-
yenibve attempted suicide with audlnn Saturday An ambo-
lagee saved bis he
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, Nellie Low
and Mary Ceuy Fo65iIg Nellie Howard Of No. 10
AmIty-st, Of gold watch, value s310.
The body of an unknown man. age about 80 light
peEion. with side and bue
found in the North River, OF the oos Of Igenyht Saur
day. II a. play Is suspected.
John Lacey Of FOrtieth-st. died at the Smith
fn6rery. uray morning the effects Of the paris green
Which be bad taken before he thew himself into tie from the
fery-bolt Mideown last Friday.
Robert Sandiford keeper of fish store at No. 327
Ehthav committed At JesOu Market yesterday Tor cheating
Jane Martin of Sij changing a so bil.Jane Grant
CHARGED with stealing - from Robert Grant No 81 SpnugsL
locked w
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
CRICKET.
The cricketers of New York and Philadelpli

The cricketers of New-York and Philadelphia
are more active In view Of the anticipated saInes with
the English players, and series of matches preliminary
the September -tngs with the English eleven have
arranged This week the Manhattan and st. George
clubs will play at Hoboken, and next week the German
town club viii meet the St. George eleven. The BOSTON
clubs raised the required 5000 aud they 10 have
II match with the English eleven cricket match be-
tween the English eleven aud TWENTY-FIVE baseball play
played. IL IL asserted that twenty two can
be raised from the ball clubs oi Buf;On this city, aud
Philadelphia who viii play wril rs TIA" twenty two nt
York did against the professionals 1863 Harry
aud George Wright; Hatfield Mcbride. Radcliffe, Rastal
and Other Doed base ball paJ Gle ale aD excellent cck
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
SETTLEMENT OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
WAY TERMINUS QUESTION.

SAN Francisco, Aug. IA subcommittee
OF the Committee OF a Hundred has agreed with Gov.
Stamford on a basis Of compromise with the Central
Railroad Company the terminus question. The Goat
Island project be abandoned and the Central Com
pany will construct bridge az Ravenswood across the
bay and road thence along the waterfront TO Mission
Bay where the final terminus OF the Central Southern,
and san joaquin Valley DIS will be fixed track is
also 10 he run from the terminus through the city to
Worth Beach, freight to be delivered along IL without
extra charge The city its part is 10 modify the sur
veys OF Mission Bay, aud give subsidy OF s5ooO0 In
six Der cent bonds.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
End OF THE CRIsPIN STRIKE.

LYNN, Aug. 1.-THE Reporter this morning
says the Crispln strike is virtually ended. Nearly all
the manufactures that stopped have started again. but
some Of them with diminished force. The manutac-
turers find little trouble in procuring all the help they
require The question OF prices has been settled between
the employers aud employed who have resumed work
in an amlcabe manner. The only point insisSd upon
by the manufacturers has been that their workmen
should declare Themselves independent OF any organiza
ton aud to carry out their own contracts without
dIctatiOn or hndranee.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
RETURN OFFS HORACE GREELEY TO NEW-YORK
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

BosroN, Aug. 17.-IIOrace Greeley left Rye
Reach at this morning for Hampton, and on arriving
t tne latter place called st tho Granite, Leaylt Hamp
ton. and other prominent hotels. At the Leayt Hotel
he was the recipient Of address of welcome 10 which
he accorded short response. HI then took the noon
train for Boston, where he arrived shortly before 3
o'clock lie was driven quickly to the Parker House,
where dned rested short time. and left at o'clock
for New-YOrk, Via Fall River.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19

worhmen here are from Wales, having learned the dust
ness i'm the immense quarrles of Carnarvonshire 1ney
are sober industrious moral people. mprOvdeht Ior ths
future noticeably raernal among themselves, kd anu
.uc,ons Inward all They take saturday afternoons
Tor HOLIDAYS and make up their hours during the resi- OF
the week These states are not inferior III lu,l'{ 10
thcse of Wales The quarries comparatively shallow,
bnt more easily worked aud they are too numerous anu
extensive 10 be exhausted by single generation Inc
varont and neighbOring slate trade Is s IN its u-
sut capitasts are beginning 10 believe and de-
termne thai 10 sa rival the lmporlant lnarDe nltlee
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19

nASE-DALL.
week OF August was a busy one

The second week of August was busy one
on the ball fields Of the metropolis. The conte.ting
clubs have work TO do to play all their championship
games before close OF the season. as VIII be seen y
the record below which includes The games won ana ost
in the championship arena up to date, wen as the
number each CLUB has yet to play OF the regular
series The following clubs have practically Withdrawn
from the cham pionship arena The oympeT, of wash
ingon the Troy Club the Manstelfs, of Connecticut,
and the Nationals OF washngtOn The following is the
official record:
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19

Breroort Housc-Murat TIalstead of The Cincinnati
Commercial and Gen G. Lawrence Of Rhode Island Fgh IRE
rpS V9-SoIor Baned Treasury Department Judge John
A. Campbell Baltimore EdsarI G. Billings of NcHorein Henry
wells Of Aurora n Najac Of Paris ard d. H. ~ John
ofNewhugh Erfrs and Baroness de bussere OF
Paris Capt r. Can. L. s. A... Nieo1s Hol ne heV
Tte of chester ftor Uou-Solomnn Seheu Of BghaO....
f7arosdoa Uo,i-Mr Borycs. the Brazilian Minister
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
BARNARD's CHANCES.

SARATOGA, Aug. IA report Is in circula-
ton that highest vote cast last night III favor OF
verdict Of not proven, was five.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19

On Saturday the Boston nine defeated the Cleveland
CLUB at Cleveland by OF IS to T. The MUTUAL nine
left the city yesterday 10 play with the Atheucs IN
Philadelphia and the BaltmOres
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
RUPTURE

suee.uy treated by Dr. N MARSH At he Rsdc 'us lrrn
Omce. Instruments for all physical detorrluss tnt' n-s !.
adjusted silk Elastic Belts Elastic Stockings Abdominal uploih
Shoulder Braces MARSH Co. No Neseysi lr'a" Ioo" AS'
competent female to wait upon ladies'.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
CORPORATION Notites.
HsArrH DsPlsrusyr, No ,ol s0Trr" ,s,s

HEATH DsPAsrruyr, No oi soTIsr'i
S1wYoss Aus. ,, lsa
At n meeting of the BOARD OF HEALl n
N Of The HEALTH DEPARTMENT Of the City OF ~
At i once 1o hottst, tbe ith day oi A<us ''''
iouns liOn " a adopted; -, y..n, n.
esslred power conferred BY npon the m -,
r.rment the following additional section to The sanitary
secaTy and health In the CITY VI New Vtk s .l We
Shv .opt. and declared portion he SANITARY
sycrIos shall bc gwen aH1r sssuo .n
permit Issued by the boarl o hee
yt ri Couuty whcu the death Of the person
named permit shall have secured IN NJ odss, - "a
permit issued hs 1h' h hti ~
Broovn death u he person ns~~a IL ne pSnN ' "
occurred u the city Of bTooilyn , q ,os,,ou--, pA.uI
H.. 3 JoshIh T. pV0"""'"'
kuaoss GLAZE, SsersiA5r
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Total amount Of wser for the week................
distance Travelled by the Wind during the week, 1f1 mes.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DICKISsoYs IN PARK ROW.
9am.-7Jo Foon-3i' 3pm-9Oo Mihight-i3'
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
rHE wEsA AUG H. l8II
Inches Degrees.
.1O.u25l .13J
hsIinam Aug Is ~ ~ hsrmun 4 D. H. $50
Mumum at Asg. H. 3sll2 Minimum Aug 6InO
RAnge............ lJ1 Range 2JO
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19

MO MORE NAUSEOUS MEDICINES for
s.mp.l Weakuess Piles Of Urine and Pro.psu
Uter Ola Dr. HAwLEYs quarter Of century eIPsnnss IA, per
d local cure speedy permanent and secret oA treatment
proven By eminent Baropesn physician. N. 2s
securely sealed go Sold by b fS MEX St
Tsr. s,r and j H. LIVINGSTON 50 Lbsrtyst Hew-fori
DTRE PAINTS and COL0RS.-JOHN w.
i MAsURY SON, Ill faon-st. Nswiora ep'S''H m Eue
P.n, send Stang for sample book and pnee st
rINIlE best place in New York 70 BUY reliable
W.teA.. fashionable Jews U, an S1efhns S'ef
Wsisg Prr.sn.. il SQUlREs Faon 81 DnmoDds speciality
lECOND-HAND SAFES Bought, Sold, or
- Erbaax,d BUSH Co, ~ Aanst, hsrI~
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19

iness and will have large stocks The book publishers
predict good The Fall trade sa'e VIII oe heiu
September.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
IAhlonneenenu.l I
BuRNErr's FLAvoRING ExrRAcIs.-The best.

A VERY USEFUL AND EFFECTIVE MEDICINE
roR DrlRRHEA CHOLERA MoRBu CRAMPS, &C. d. JAiSEs
ClnsSArIvE BAsAr u COMPLAINTS PRosPrLr'
AND KrERrs A HEALING ETyrcr THE BOWELS
oyE ov Mt CHILDREN DHRsrA, WAS RE-
LEVIED THOROUGHLY MEDICINE, ysw DoE' AND
IRON MT OWN EXPERIENCE unAx WITH GREAT
oosyDrScr ABOUT NV A. wEAyHH, WHITING IRON REas'
n
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19

Ask your grocer for DOOLEYs YEAST Pow
puR the best BaIihg Powder. Depot. 80 Newest, N T.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19

| Visit f.. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyclng
Oke $50 Bros1rsy Bseehes Qste Of Breese branch 81
hssl ess feathers IsTe kS bs.
| ufsly slssssdi coats Psats Vess cleaned hke ss"
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

SARATOGA AUGUST RACE MEETING FIRST DAY
JOE DANIELS WINS THE KENNER STAKES,
DEFENDER THE SUMNER HANDICAP, AND
euK sTOCKING TIE KENTUCKY sTAKEs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
~ ArT Tn2 TIKI pHnTECr:0N OF
HrHIs AID Bk!uU%S.
A7rrcy~d ,Iarch 9: lS112.

~ ArT En2 TIKI pEnTECr:oH o.
RruIs AND BEAvU=s.
:;Er:;nE J. l>2 it enacted by the
!S>%at2 I'D :in;:Sc Of Representatives
Of Tie Stat> ii Sorth Carolina. now
mc: AID s;t:in";n in General Assembly,
@EI by die authority Of the Sane.
Any I,c:Srn or pcrsoI.s who shall
tn";@ az" ve*srl. $cow, b";t o. rsft. to
",:y h;> = he=~oa. or !!Dating guide
:.;;::.~,t hy tie u?:;;2d States Light
:i>w~, Mn"Yi in a1,% nayicabla waters
Il J:;i> o: this S:.:t.. o7 who shall IN
a"v :.#:tArG make i@<t thereto any vcs-
-. H"#t. sc,w O: RAJ: : and any person
II" per>ri;:. IT:::o s;;.."!l w!!!uliv destroy,
:";r".. q. T":::,:v any such beacon or
III: l.. shall t;rfc:: and rrv sum not
exc, cling onc !.u#,irc>l d,."!:*rs. Or be
;,::i;;,.HI-,! il IT," common jai! not cx-
c:,.;i!H@ three :ac:.th,.
;Sa:+. ,. ;;ai.i i:"rTcit;rcS NAV be re-
c":rr..: by al action Of tort. c0H:p!a;n;
- i:l;c;"cjlt. brtarc any court COM
:'..r.M; Il try Il" same; onr-h=lf &C.
c:ui..~ % tn in;;:wr:@- u complainant.
81; t;:c ether half t. the county III
Which The t:i:.i :;i!alI BE- had.
Approved 3:arcr u, 1872.
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,!.::: ;;.r s3atr t. ";tyr At viii, to sue
ai.l De suo3 il a:y Cour; ia this State,
and to have "nd eniny every right:
power AMI privilege cinc;d""t 70 such cor,
p,.Ga;;on; and il is hereby empowered
t. take. jlali. retain, possess and e"joy
all property. 1e*l and personal, as may
b. given, I>qt:es:iic:! c. devised to It,
or NAV be in any manner whatsoever
acquired; By tic sid corporation ::
Pr1t:I:d. The "?:.v;sEt 81 Ao;l shall
not exceed Tie S!:.l o; tcH thousand
rl.i.;.rs.
SIC. 5. Ii.at this Act shall con-
t;aa: i; t3:cv !;or the space Of twenty
Years and lie s%mc shall bc taken
ant G2c!aed L public Act.
Approved }iarci! 8: 1872.
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l5. +. Morris. :. Y. :;s"li::. ;::d !.
Grant. thcic associate: and Success; Rs
in office, be ard they ere hereby. coa-
stitutcd body colToratc and palitie,
under the name and style Of the
"Charlcstcn Hook and Ladder Con-
Dsny," With c.pita! stock not ex-
cc:dirc ten thousand 10000 dc!isra,
with the right to sue and be sued, 70
rlcad and be irspivadcd. in any Cc1:s
Of competent jurisdiction, to have and
use common :o.i, and the sane 20
alter at will. and with Al ether rights:
privileges. and i;n'arni:icS, thst ere
now -ccur~d by lsw to Ike iacorPora-
ted bodies.
Src. .. That this Act shall be
deemed public Act, and rsnain in
force until repealed.
Approved March Q, 1872.
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AN ACT To INC0R.OR.lTE TIE IEuT
SCi!iR EaunT!:iItiiEH EuND, ~
TIE CITT OF CHARLESTON.

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.iN Aci 10 INCrnpOR.iTE: tbs CHAR
LESION HOOK A;D LADDER CON-
HANI; no. ).
SEcTipS /. BE it enacted By the
Senate AID jIvuSc Of Representatives
"ii liz: .>::;.,a u Ecuth Carolina, ncw
:ny; and sitting ii Genera! Assembly,
;,:d i. tic authority Of the same:
That Nla. ]. j.!:c. VIM Il. Burke,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

IN ACT AITiiu;;lIG%E TIE gU"E
COUNCIL OF TIE TOWN oE NV
BERRY ~ ERECT ! MANKET lI"G:;F.
nE \ InT CT LAMB EELoEG;EG 10
THE CuGNT'y Or NEWEEHET.
SEcvIoN /. Be it enacted b. Tie
Senate and House of Representa-
ti"cS, Of the State Of South t"rOii-
M, row met AID sitting in Gene
ri Assembly: and by the authuri-
* Of the sane:
I'h;:t ;!.c Town Council Of the town
Of Ncwbriry are hereby authorized
and empowered 10 erect 4 Market
House III SAT-! town. ula:n I 10 u l;H:I
which is lr:;ly atiac!.r,l to a"d Iyi"@
near til" public square i'll Sa:d t"w'i.
AID hrloi.eihg 70 IL" County "f Nr0-
berry; which !"j ::&all be given for
such I:ngpoSe to the sail Town Cur"-
eli and i!.cir SUCCESSORS III oii:ye. fret
ut rent cr charge. .t!,,l aid Iuwn
Council aiI,l t!:>;.' >!ivcrs$orS IL u;ii:c:
>!laI! nuv" r;A%er aid authority t. IT.
.uurc suc!. Market !iuaSc w!:cii"Ter
in their opinion "th" >;;,:c may b.:
deemed HccvSs"ry and czlr'iicMt.
Approved: '>!arch !: 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
AN ACT TO REGULATE TIKI FAY OF THs

AN ACT TO REGULATE TIKI PAY OF THs
MEMBERS CT The GENERAL Assem-
D!.T.
r. it enacted IS :As Senate st.d Eors4
Of fR-n-esvnt.1;rc4 0: tie State Of Scasa
Caso;ins, nov met and .i:,rx 10 Gee-
ernl Assembly, ac:i b. the aei:7.lt. ef
thr s1H?e.
That each isontxT Ct the sez. Gpa-
e7,l Assembly sh4li receive All sAnsA
sslary Of six k.adrcd dollars; snd
twenty cents for every mile Of the
ordinary rcntc Of travel IL going to:
ard returning from, tcseicns os ths
General Assembly.
Approved: March IS, 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

US! il. any ina;.i:er, except fer t''~
!ur;a,*a oi building a Curt House at
burlington. for the County Of Dar-
ii:.%'"H.
Improved March .. 1872.