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from tbo s,,ock,co -, ,or,, o,d ur,+o No nm
man to mt down tbo rnrra mi I'M rnononoiiea that
nro lu,rInrinv +inir i,t1St .ina | n,,n,;,,v +hntr
rotronnntatyas an1 trcn iRar HIT
tionY In thia co,11,try-NS SiG,i;enr 1V;a, ! Datr-
cyut, ' ''''' .'"'''' '''-1''1ss'' "'S') ''''''-
Tho roop}o nre awa1, a1,opino nj, ovor fila 1on1
poor Is held IN wholesom" d fon1 9'lu v 'nn,l tn ooa
scrvor,fa win hovo ntra~a1 TIT, " ,n,s sne
iLo rood work 70 on: Hkcep thn }aI' 1sS "sro,inv
on Don't ko 1t blind, But. nv wf,o,, ' vo n,,1n h,n1s
yomro sa rg' o ahoan n,,re no 0n' tor % wo sas
1n y rr e,o,ts T., oiuo no hei.- e,
aois 4os g9us aRgtn tt III utGo fa uulala!s thcT
o Vivian Avh 1mo,, bo1d1v in WHIT inv tbi"k rht
mn w. l.u lonl ~ KITTY y, ,cno,n' ~ , ~ nu .. .,n
ing nothing iof tho dg1nagogues aot up ny rings
en Mn eaos rrv VIII o tos sr ~ nc y -,
rato|}ndias,npoliso oNotos. ~ '' 0
Of the American Rooplo to como to correct con-
oiusonh ..:: ,. MG must know wioihof ratroads
cnn nm. .carry onr graiii to mnrkot md afford " ;
Eroiie for producing IL or not mud, 1t SO, VII
they 10 ~ Volantafiiy Or not II not. what III
the QUICKEST m nnu soroat way of compelling thom
to DO 1t Thoao questions require an anawor.
Anti9natGu preco.a1e'lt&s & ma legal tochuicalilos
cannot &C mchango tho 1aotR or i;eeesa,tios q tho
caRe. They hro bat smoke, and ran do llttlo for
1no nan1nnt pTospositY OF fniifoaas anu people,
fa1r6ury (iA.) ln1epe,,dent' j.,
,I,Aailroad monopooa atali knGo-aocp in tho
fights OF tho people, and Will only build whom
anu where thoy choose. Don't talk twatldlo about
soaring thom; they only laugh III their omnfpo-
.eas .eioo ~ What weak mortalb may threat to tio
shosn twtth.-oherokeo (lo.na) Times.
~ has iong boon q shame and Disgrace to
~ no nation TINT Wealthy corporntons should havo
tne Power 70 90 1ust as thoy pleased without eny
1egala 10 eno rights Or others, NOT only l'nso
Loglblatnfos sncoumbod to potent reanons, but
even courts hayo been found their willing tooln,
alld Volal nl'd corrupt Judges haVo rrohtttutod
fho provisions O. 5uGtice to tie 2,o baHcat uses.
La"s pnAsea ,or tho pfotcee'oM or ING
! pooplo nave boon Wan.only u1hrogafnoa,
ma regulations 30 onorous haya ncell 10, mndo'that
popnlar patonc6 y nenr tno polht who're It ceas<s
TO % g1itno. I!lere 1u oalo eA5,g cortallt, anu
, 1873-05-12

Captain Halls Arctic Expedition cannot justly
bo callod fniluro.' lie did not ontitlo him.
self to- tho reward Of $4,000 which
,fas offered 30 long ago us 1916 by tho
English Qoyorument to the explorer who should
get within 1degrae Of the North Polo. Ho has
not discovered tho northwest passage, clnnncl
which the commerce Of tho world las long since
coaaod to think about; but ho. hns
undoubtedly by hta intrepid osplora-
tion! added to our geographical md
scientific knowledge Of tlat mysterious northern
region with which tho names Of Cook, Ross,
Parry, Franklin, Kane. and Hayes aro forever
associated. 11o haa carried his vcssel within 4GI
n1ilos Of tho Pole, 210mes further than Dr. 1kano
wont, aud creator roael, OF ofPolarnavgation than
has evor before boon accomplished, and l4o
BdomB to have discovered tho truo entrance into
tho open Polar soa, which hau elutlod
preceding explorers. Capt. Hall, Of wloAo
| death on Nov. s, 1871, tho world
| sonrncd yesterday for tho tirpt timo,
from the lips Of niuctcon survivors Of his purity,
was iu carly life = prominent journalint Of
Cincinnati. lla bocamo deeply interest,"
CD in tho subject Of Polar exploration
by following tho career OF Dr. Kano
III his two Arctic expeditions, as woll na
Watching tho soarol,oa. for Sir John Franklin.
He dctorm!nod to join tho aoaroh for the loas
navigator, and In 1860, when 95 years Of ago,
| sailod OIL an expedition of which large purt oi
tho cost waa supplied fron hia own moans. lie
WAS moro fortunate in hia aearch than
any OF Ills predoccauors, and brought hack with
hin, aftor an abaouco OF two yoars and three
months, scme worry valuable information In ro'
gard to Sir johns fato. 1Io published narra'
two Of bin voyago Under tho titlo Explorations
and Adsonturos In the Arctic ncgio1ls." III
mada. d aocoud expedition III 1861, dur
Ing (which lo spent five yeara In learn
lug; tho Eyquimaux 1angtsago, and ha!,
{ta OF lifo. Flo Bocurol many relics Of ths
Franklin crow, aud discovered beyond donb
tint they hnd perisllod, md whom ant
whore. After his roturn lo Bpont
yoar In scientific study, and aailod Il
July, 1871, never to return. Tho rolarH
which carried him, was a Government atoame
equipped with especial roferonco to blu moods
with picked Grew, scientific observers, and al
necessary appliances, for which Congress ha
! appropriated 100000. lie was aang,lino o
toaeh!ng tue NORTH poio but las perlahoa In til
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Two hundred Unitol Stntos troops aro On tlloir
way to st. nlartinsyilio, In, to aid in crushing
the "McEnery rebellion" Detachmenta Of
Metropolitan police hayo boon arriving tloro
daily, Tho Secretary Of War has ordered Gen.
Emory to gyo MarHhal Packard all tho assistance
ho. needs In soizing boats on the
river for tho transportation Of his
{orccs. In the feco OF all this formidable
array Of State and National troops, the state
ment 10 mado tlIat no hostile bodies aro to DO
found, md TINT the civil war in st. Martins
parish ia ovor. Gov. Kellogg las nude no
formal rolnisitiou upon the Federal Government
for help aud says Ao believes tho disorder will
DO shogt-IiYod. "
, 1873-05-12
c1udo ot}lor tranaactonp, not quito 90 notorious
but equally ilagratt, which lnvo latoly llsgracod
tho roeortla Of tho civil goryico, ;



: We print tito lettor Of tho Hon. II. O. Dur
ol'"ra n'onbor.ot Congrosa from this State, on
tho aalary question, Of which NO had previously
given tho substance. Wo hnvo no with to do
lin tntuatico, md, thorotoro, lot him stato lis
own case, IN lia own words. Ho proposes to
tnho tho incroaao Of pay for tho last Congress- 1t
tho noxt Congrcss {of which ho is Il mernber)
stall loavo tho law, fixing tho pay nt 97;5oo, TILL
changed. II tho next .Congrosa al,all repoa1 tho
Inv, tlon Mr. DaroLartl will restore tho "baos-
pay" to tho public treasury. Othorwiao, 1o will
rotain tho back -pay,: Oh tho ground that hIa aor
vicos during the last, two years were worth as
much as thoy will bo during tho no1t two yoarn.
:" Tho next CongresB will contain 174 now MON.
bors, being n majority Of tho whole I:hcso mon
will moot iu Docombor, aud will find that their
pay llaH boon fixed by d previous Oongreas ut
$1,000 per annuna. 1hey will aaaumo, very mt
urally, tint tic pny, as fixod for thom, With
out tloir votos, waa doomed by thoso who pro-
coded thom d fair compensation. Tltoy will
voto with great 'unanimity TINT, aB they had
nothing to do With fixing their own pay, and as
nlno months of tlloir torn will have alroady OK
pirod, they will leayo tho law Mono. 20 fnr M 1t
applies to thom No porson In any way oxpor-
ioncod in such nnttors can have any doubt
TINT nil thoao now n,omhnrs, who
arc In no way responsible for tho legislation Of
last winter, will voto against any dIminution of
thoir' r'ow1, pay. Mr.. Durchnrd knows this, md
everybody olso knowa 1t, md, therefore, to holl
tho back pay for tho last CongroHs dopendont OH
tho notion Of tho next CongrosB Is holding it
upon certainty that tho possession will DO per-.
nanont.
Tho question Of rocotving or refusing tho
900 extra pay voted to oach mombor Of tho
Inst Congrosa ia . moro question Of conscience,
which oach nlembor must decide for himself,
AIr. Durchard cannot cscapo this responsibility
by transferring 1t to tho next Congress-, nor by
putting tho monoy up aa 4 bet on w1iat tho noxt
Congress- will do. This question of consclonco
turns upon tho consideration whether
A1r. Durchard, elected to Congress to
servo two yearB Mt q compensation fixed by
law, is justified in taking MI Increased compen-
aatton, voted at tic close Of tho aosaion. II ho
thinks go, ho ahon1d take tho money; II ho doom
not fool he can do this oonsciontiously, then ho
ought to rofund 1t in oithor caso ha solo judge
| as to tho proprioty Of ha action in massor so
purely personal, and, having mado his dociHion,
| lo must DO prepared to abido tho Judgment Of
| tho public upon It. II 10 thinks that. taking
| 1850 for tho noxt Congress- is as bad ~ taking
1t for tho laBt Congress-, VIC should adyso him. II
og,r advico were asked, to rofulld that also.
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goa,

Utah is oxcitcd over decision Of tho United
States Court Of Salt Lako, which will FREQ n
largo numbor Of criminals confined In the Terri
torial Prison. Tho decision is not now ono in
Utah or tho Territories, aud covors simply tho
point that tho Probate Courts have no jurisdic-
tion over criminal cases. It's ei1oct is to inyali-
dato criminal convictions which have boon OBJ
taincd in these courts, and releaae those I'M
psisoned under them, Of whom thero are said to
ha
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$3.50 ool1or Juno. 1syo waa quiet and atondy,
at oo1f@7oo. barley waa qntot, md 1opoo 1owor,
at 74ea83o for common 10 good No. 2. I1oHs
wore "csIvo and firm, Mt s1.ooep5.a1. Tl,oro was
little demand for hoef ohttlo. md t}lo marriott
w"a stronger, With ealoa at a3.5o@o.12I4. shoo
woro t,,,otnnyod.
, 1873-05-12

Tho Fetlesnl Republicans hnye pollcd an over
,shelming majority Of tho vote 30 for, in tho
election, in Madrid for members Of tho ConBtitu-
cut Cortcs. Tho election IL not yet finished.
, 1873-05-12

Tho Oceanic, ono OF tho illfatod White Star
Line, loft Now York OH Saturday Tor Liverpool,
but, after passing Sandy Hook, VAS compelled
to return by break in her machinery. 1t will
require several days TO fit the vessel agsin for
, 1873-05-12

Nixon, tho Now York lnurderor, who was
eontenecd to ho banged Friday noxt, Inns boon
rcfnacd atay Of proceedings by Judge 1'ratt.
, 1873-05-12

The Attorney Gonoralof tho United stntcs has
certified to tho War Department TINT, under tho
act OF tho Inst Congress, requiring tho rotcntion
OF onc-half tho pay OF the Union Pacific Railway
Company for Government transportation, such
authority extends to retaining ono-half tho tolls
on Government transportation over tho railroad
bridge at 0maha. In milking this decision, how
ever, ho diBclaimB any official Judgment upon
the question whether the railroad hogins on tho
Iowa, or the Nebraska sido Of the riyer. uo ir-
forms tho War Department:
EfrstThat the net Of 1862, incorporating tho Com
pany mud tho aendatory act Of 1S64 nro to bo taken
together III net md they provide TINT ono-haf
Of oil compensation for services rendered by tho Conn.,
pany 10 Tho Government shall bo retained for tho pay
ment Of It's boIda and interest, without naming any
apcctfc scrvicos md said acta grant raroa tele-
graph, and bridge franchises, the p,uvisiun TO
compensation bpplics vol to services untlor tho
other frnucnaes.
Sreofu-That nndor the net Of 1879 nil conpenaa-
ton for services to the Gorern1nont by said Company
upon Its railroads OF my ktu Is to e retained 80 long
as my intorcst In tho United ataes by tho Company
upon ita bonds remains unpaid aud tat the railroad
Of tho Company across the bridge ia Of tho rail
roads to which said actarrlcs. ~
Though tho Attorney General in careful to or
olude any decision Of the matter as to whoro tho
eastern end Of the Union Pacific Railway begins,
yos tho dcciaion TINT he docs n1nho practically
covors the case. If tho bridge oror tho Missouri
Rivor ut Omaha ID no part Of tho Union Pacific
Railroad. tlon it will DO difficult to understand
how tho tolls for transportation thereon can be
retained by tho Government. II tho tolla on
transportation for tho Government, over tho
Union Pacific Railroad, Which IT ia lawful for tho
Government to retain, begin at tho EASTERN ond
Of tho BRIDGE and not In nidrivor, nor on tho
Nebraska Bido, thon tho Union Pacific Railroad
must begin ut the Hane point.
, 1873-05-12

Captain Jack md Ills crow nro now reportod to
hnyo evacuated tho lava beds, antl tnkon to tho
oqon country.
, 1873-05-12
OBJ Gbleapn Wriba41le.

Monday Morning, May 13. 1873.
, 1873-05-12

AMpf11T1tEATn Clinton etruch hntweon Randolph
md Washington. Fnnek, tho rtnstfdAttntnur+
, 1873-05-12

GLOBE TllEATRE-Do.rlancs street, he,wocn MadI.
Stanley. '.Urltio; or, Boorots of Oily Llfo."
, 1873-05-12

MYERS OpERA-1tOt1Si::: :Mnnron stroot, bot,Yoon
nsry "nad Dtokpy.n
, 1873-05-12

.AUADEMY or MUSIC - Hnlstod strentv butroon
htnli,nn aut MONROE .Jusl l1atrs Theatre uoMiuuc
Combination.
, 1873-05-12

AtlkEN'H TtfEATnE-Wn,asl, nsunuo, ootuor Of Con.
pross sirset. Haa Esnncsseo AliNstsH1.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-04
Sale Of tho Carolina Oil Works,
. @. PElXOTTO. f. SONS. Auot.o...

Y. - NAAOArHO - aOWS. Auotfoneora.
RY virtue OF the provisions Of . certain
II deed in trust, executed by the Presdant
OF tho Carolina OF! Cothpany TO ". B. Gnliok
trustee, bearing dstethe 7th day Of MAYOR
1874, and duly recorded in the Reeister,2
ONCE OF Riohland County, ''conditioned TO
protect and save harmless certain narson.
therein mentioned from loss. by resson Of
their having. for the benefit Of tho said com-
Peny, endorsed notes for said company
which notes have not been paid by the Cnro
lima Oil Company, but have been taken up by
the persons whom said mortgage Was rfyeS
70 protect. and by virtue OF power of sttor
ney given to said trustee to sell the property
embraced in said Iced in trust, should ths
said Carolina Oil Company fall to pzotect and
save harmless tho persona for whose bsuefit
perty conveyed thereby, after notice givea
o. twenty,one days. shall offer for sale, TO the
highest bidder, =. the usual place Of saIe, at
the corner OF Richardson and Washington
streets IN the city Of Columbia, at IL O'Clock.
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF Febrnsry. 1878.
all the property conveyed and embraced in
SAID deed OF trust, being "all til at certain lot
or parcel OF land, situate and being In the city
OF Columbia. in said State, containing four
acres OF land, moro or less, BOUNDED hy
Wheat, Rico. Lincoln and Gadsden streets. s.,
said city, with AL the buildings and oreotiona
on the said lot OF land; and also oil the an
gines, Oil presses and machinery of any kind
whatsoever, in and upon tho said premisea' -
:, Terms cash. Conveyanoing at the cost Of
the purchaser. ". B. GJIITcT -
Jan 2l tuth8 Trnstso
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-04
Auct1on sale%
Wdfla0R@. III

Diamond, Mo.
u, G. PEIX0TTO & SONS, Auotioueers
WE will sell At auction largo and v.lu.bl.
stock Of GENUINE DIAMONDS, fine GOLD
and silver WAToHEs. GOLD CHAINS.
fine GOLD JEwELRY, OPERA and FIELD
GLASSES, ETC.. eto.
The above stock Of strictly first class sood.
from well-known establishment on Broad.
way. Now York, will bo sold at auction, with.
out reserve, commencing on TUESDAY.
February 4, at 10 A. NJ, 8 and P. H., and to
be continued until all the stock il disposed OF
at our auction room.
Sale positive, without reserve,
D. @. PEIXOTTO d SONS.
Auotioneers.
AT Herald copy twice. Feb42
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-04

HorEh ARRIVALS, February Go.
!,!n'6.0 Hosa-J + Keene, Wilmington: :
Geo Upper. Charleston; A Austeli. Ga:
Il ID Mann. n 7; j W O'Brien, Charles,
ton; n Kion and wife. Winnsboro; G.
Lee, ID W Lee. two servants and child.
Nav York; III D Gilbert, Wilmington: :
" ID Bird. Charleston; s F Brown. N
Z; w ID Evans. A Bernard, Charleston +:
= = bryaD, Wilmington: J A Simonton.
foungesvilie;E D Lyon, T Lyon, J Nj
Lyon, n Z; l. H Julian, Charleston: w
A Bradley, A Schintzler, Augusta; f D
Bush. Ct & Q r r; E NJ Drayt city; A
y dilchriss. w, @ &ARR; RI Meal
len. h NJ Oates. N Q; j H Evins, Spar
tanburg; j N Talifero, Ga.
Wheeler Rouse-John Carey. Balti.
more; w G McNeely, r NJ Oats, r Y
MoAdden. N Q; E Hope, r Nj Cohen, M
G Maiony. 8 Q; g NJ Draft, Richland;
l. Hart, Henry Judah, Montreal; Miss
RIn.ber. 4, Canada; L Boatwright, Ridge;
~ Maokey and wife, Chester; q Hus.
ten, New York; II McFaddeu, Phila
de!phia; T B Johnson, Sumter; J B
Dennis. city; Frank Smith, G TSwon-
dale W A Williams, J r Stokes, Green.
Vile; R L Thompson, G F Young. Thoa
Anderson, O; w @ Browning, Marion
Thos P Hoyt and wife, Miss L A Ready,
Wnlhslla.
Hendri1 Rouse--Thomas T. Goodwin.
Baltimore; F NJ MoMeekin, Florida; i
Al Asbill, Ridge Spring; J nj Glenn. d
L Glenn, j D Stanton, T M Center, j M
Wooten. Alston; J r Steedman, Licking
ton; Q Hagewood, W B Hogan, Ridge
way.
Central Hotei-R s Huson, Now Or.
!esns; n Young, East Tennessee; J L
Davis, Monticello; r Woods, Chester,
Mrs NJ A Eskin, D r Elkin, Alston
It L Reid, Keowee; A N Wells, wife and
three children. 8 O; s Adams, Mrs M
q Adams. s q; DR. John Wilson. Ander.
SOM WS Smith, Union; Gabriel Can
non, Spartanburg; W M English, P Il
Harrison. Union.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-04

A. FoRTz. DAY FAsr.4A- German,
named Mewson. died lin Miami, Saline
County, on the 8lst ult.. after fasting
twenty-seyen days. His intention ;was
to abstain from food for forty days, in
imitation OF our 6avionr beSore.| the
temptation In the wilderness, but New
son: like the horse whisk almost learned
TO live without eatiugf succumbed to the
laws OF nature after two-thirds OF his
h1ed time had expired, The strangest
part OF this atory, however, is that he
mad once accomplished this feat, if we
may believe the narrative Of the Saline
Democrat. ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-04

AT Nice there is a Russian who made
many million of roubles by his specula.
tlons. He refuses now to go into society,
and receives at his house mono but the
persons whom he knew in the happy old
days when he had not sou. 70 them
he makes little presents of 1,OOO or
1000 roubles, and so on. He is an un.
educated man, but p,ssionately fond OF
music, and his one pleasure is to main
tain an orchestra. Hc engages by the
year the best musicians he eau obtain.
In the morning they take UP sheir posi-
ton at one end Of salon in his villa, he
sits down in his arm chair at the other
end, and they play to him all day. This
III luxury to him-what is it to the mu
sicians?
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-04

The House was manly and generous,
yesterday, in restoring to their place on
tho pension rolls the Southern survivors
of the war Of 1872. That they should
have besn stricken off that brief roll in
a moment OF patriotic passion, was natu-
raj enough, even though it may not have
been certain TINT they voluntarily sym
pathized with the rebellion; but it is too
late now to discuss what peculinr views
these aged veterans of another war had
IN 1864 Nobody will taunt Messrs.
Butler, Bingham aud Willard with bay-
lug courage to say now for Southern men
good words which they would not have
dared to say during tho late campaign
We are heartily glad that these gentiem en-
can honestly declare there is no longer
any use in polishing up the memories OF
the rebellion, in order to keep them
bright. t.-Neu Fork Tribune.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-04
Furniture Sale.
BY D. G. PEIX0TTO & SONS.

iaas LII l;Imues1syl MORNING, 4th, at 10 O'Clock,
reserve,
ane collection Of well-kept FURNITURE.
pei. bbelongtng to . respectable family declining
Room eet, Green Rep Parlor Ohsirs. Harbie
rop Bureau, Marble Top Wash. stand, Walnut
Extension hate1sa Table. Cane Sent Chairs, walnut
s;Ss .h,a hAr5le Top Centre Table Marble
pets, fine Cooling Btove. China. 0rocHerv
ana Giassware, Kitchen Utensils. and man.
useful articles in housekeeping.
One f1ne Piano. Terms cash, FebA
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-04

IT WoN'T DO, GENrLEMENl-S Schuyler
Colfa1 and Henry. Wilson. Vico .Presi
dent and Vice-Presidcnt elect of the
United States, are now trying the re-
l.gious dodge, to shield themselves from
the wrath to come in this world. They
have been delivering addresses before the
Young Mems Christian Association, oil
Philadelphia, in the hope, probably, oil
deviating tho public attention from tie
Credit Mobilier. II won't do, gentle
men; Ex-Governor Holden tried that
dodge and wore it through, when under
impeachment for high crimes and mif-
demeanor. You will fiud, as he did,
that Justice is neither to be bullied or
cajoled.- Wilmington Star.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-04
Real Esid.e
BY SEIBELS & EZELL. Real Estate
Auctioueers.

ON WEDNESDAY, 9th Fobru.rv a. m
o'clock, IN front OF the Court House, We will
0ner FOR sale. on reasonable terms,
That desirable family RESIDENCE. latalv
ner OF Taylor aud Harden streets. The lot
contains one acre. with the following build
ings; The dwelling, which is comparatively
neW, built In the Gothic cottage style OF
aIoneectare, contains seven rooms and
closets, kitohen,. two rooms attached 10 ths
dwelling BY q covered platform, stabIes and
carriage on1a house, AL IN good repair; we'll OF
pure, eooo Waien This property should oom-
pay for papers. Feh a.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-04

ACCIDENTAL SHoOT1NG.-A foW Days
since, colored boy in Blutfton, in e1.
amlning handsome revolver, in the
store OF Mr.. Pollitzer, handled it care.
lessly, and upon laying it down upon
the counter, 1t discharged, and the ball
entered In the vicinity of tho heart. The
boy fell upon the floor, apparently dead,
but soon recovered. A jury was empa-
neied Tor post nortem examination,
when he stated that no ono was to blame
but himself. 1t is not known whether
the boy will recover or not.
beaufort Republican.
Under date of january 4, 1878, Secre-
tary boutwell, transmits tho House Ap-
preparations Committee statement Of
tho receipts and disbursements Of the
Government of tho United States for the
fiscal year ending Juno 80, 1872, from
which it appears that tho receipts were
S356.O7O. .749, and tho disbursements
$25o, 48l, ,o44 66. Setting aside tho in.
terest paid, Silt. 357 1872, on the pub
lio debt, the expenses of tho Govern.
ment last year were Sl42, l24, ,0O4S
which is entirely too much.
The REVOLVER colored woman,
named Hager Maxwell, was sent to the
other world few days since, by her
loving husband, and the instrument used
was a revolver. Thnt il the most fa.
shionable way OF doing such work. The
parties reside on Now River, Yemassee
township. The lego lord made good
his escape. Next.
BEAUFORT Republicam.
In Montgomery, Ala, the other day,
four young men did got upon q spree;
ono took ont his little jack.knifc, and
now there amt but three, says q
sprightly reporter.
Bass, tho heer brewer man. is to be
made barunct. This will be II bitter
drausht for somo Of tho peers.
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