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New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Benedict rendered, yesterday. de-
cislon IN the case the libel suits against the steamer
City of Norwich for damages sustained by the schoos@
Gen Van yeet by "a collision In 1885. number or claims
were made against the steamer by persons VINO Wcto
owners cargo board the schooner az the uc OF s
collision and fine court decides that they are enteu w
an order dpcng sppraiseuent OF the value OK taor
Interest In the steamer The matter Is accOrcngV 10
ferred 20 Commissioner TO hold such appralSemehsS
and report TO the Court the said value add ahoant
The lottery cases of Cotton Dickinson
art simmons and others. and simmons ags Wood came
IN before Judge Barrett yesterday. the nrst on mo
ton 70 continue Benjamin Wood rs receiver sit WVoa
was appointed receiver by judge CardoSO, and sns ~
ton was brought before the same Judge. VINO nclull
napetS but made no decision. The second motion W.
"a set aside sale made two YEARS ago uuder an orn
the Court ExJudge John h, Porter appeared as ,s.
sci far simmons and Anderson, and ekJudge y" .,,i
Emott "a counsel for Benjamin Wood Arsun''
pending - "a
motion to show cause why the boa'u w
AUDI OF the City and County OF NewYork should nov %
punished for contempt In disregarding pc'onit"os
nandamus 70 audit the claim OF John L brow aa ,o
ira services u cleaning streets, during s s. ~' 80
Yesterday before Judge Barrett. % A 49, AZ,
fr the piaintih and John H. Strahan III h
StrahAn presented afidavts alleging phss .n' nsS.
hnd refused to furnish Information nNeSsap ~ a.,
M Roard 70 audit The claim. Mr. %. as, @ ,vu , ,'
IN, Roard of Audit mad demanded lhy -
and that u had not within the tiue iu t.r-t
mandamis required it % aJt- Judge hA'Eo1' So"'N'
la oontano. .aSAnioa. aui lllni9Os-s'~
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BEyoRE the Register wastes much NOR

BEFORE the Register wastes much more
Of It's valuable space talking about plans"
for the promotion OF immigration, which
II is pleased to refer to ashheretoiore pro.
posed" and which 1t assumes the INTEL
LlsENcEn and the Parkersburg Times
have criticised, 1t might explain to its
readers what those "plans" are, Il Is not
snybody's plans that we have been find
Ing fault with but the supreme indifter-
ence Of the Legislature to the whole sub
ject. The only plan that has thus lar
been received with any favor by that BODY
was to give a gentleman the empty title
Of Commissioner and to allow him to do
what he could with empty pockets. he
was permitted to promote immigration at
bis own expense, and then instead Of be-
Ing commended for what he did was
blamed for not doing more. ,5
The Registers anxiety to have US sug-
pest plan Of operations for the guidance
Of the Legislature is too transparent. AS
remarked the other day,'we are not con-
Quoting the affairs of this Commonwealth
Just now; we might undertake It for 2
consideration; and If the Democratic
brethren would give US carte blanche and
the keys Of the treasury (what Is lett OF ~
we might be induced TO show them q few
things about immigration; but 1t Is 2 lit
tie too much to expect us to show them
how to do thing and then have them
claim all the glory of it for themselves.
They made their boasts that they could
do these things better than their pre-
decessors, and row we want TO see
them DO 1t. This appeal Tor help and ad..
vice Is very touching, hut we have hard,
ened our heart and cannot respond to It,
Our lorlorn brother d Market street will:
have to paddle his own canoe We know
how to do this thing but we are not
going to tell-at least not for nothing.
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. NERYoUs. pEBILITY.

=, a depressed, irritahIe state OF mind p,
n weak, nervous, !exhausted feeling,
no energy or, animationy confused
head, weak memory. often with de.
bilitating, inyo iuntary d discharges. The
Consequence Of, exeescs; Glni6ntai Iossfwork or
.indiseretionse! This NERVOUS DEnILITY
finds sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIETC, No. rs.
It tones up the systen, nrIests discharges dispes
tho mental shom and despandency. and rcjuve.
mates athelsatiro systesuL j. isJpedectly harm.
less and aiwass elicient Price es. for psckage
Of dse boxes aud larss u vial Of, powder, which
Is important in old. serious cases; or d per ngle
box. Sold BY ALL Druggists, or sent By mail
on receipt Of. price. !, Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
y Fos 'saie 81 Lssah, list aIco,a y. Booking;
.. ], -Finney; James Mufry; Reed, Kiait b Cd,
Wheeling; Chas. Faris, wheeling Island; James
Elliott md ]. d n. n. Mercer, Bellaire, o.
febi2eoS&w s5St ~ --lf..l 30
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OUR good friend Col. HENRY J. Jons.
SON, editor Of the Cumberland Gtr', was
nominated for State Senate by the Repub.
licans Of Allegheny county at their con.
ventiop last Tuesday, We congratulate
the Republicans OF Allegheny on their
selection. The honor 10 one Col. JOHNSON
deserved for services rendered, and one
he will prove worthy Of.
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THE St. Clairsville Gazette is offered
for sale by the administrator Of the late
Mr.. HEAroN. It's appraised at $4,000,
at which price we should think it very
cheap. L.
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For r Sale.
TRUSTEES SALE.

: AoSAGho oaLn.4. ilI yB ttllt
By virtue OF deed Of ttast made jung u, 1858,
BY William Dixon and wifo 10 tho undersigned
trustee, which deed 10 Of record In Deed BOOK
No. 81 page 5l4, In tho Office Of the Clerk o. the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia. I
will offer ct public sale ut tho front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county. on gisfE i1E
,ui SATURDAY, September q, 1873, IL
Beginning OF 10 o,cloclcA X, the following DE-
seribed property, that 10 TO- say: Lot No. IN
square No. n In Church ll's Addition 70 tho city
OF Wheeling, commonly called Bpena Vista, with
theIbuildings and imptoyenentst thereon. go
TERMS or SALE-Half tho purchase money
cash In hand, the other half payable In six
months from day Of sale. with interest, and CO.
curity satisfactory to tho trustee. ..t,.lD /,
Tide believed good, but selling as trustees
shall convey only such title as b vested In me
y 'Ae WV HENRY O. MORGAN, Trustee.
WV. r. HunRAAp, Attorney. ..1-
- j. N. MILLER, Auctioneer.
Whesltng. Augait %, 1873. - aus7
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FAIR DYE.

This superb HALF D 70 Is The bEsr M rnx
Wontp-Perteetly HARMLESS Reliable, and In.
lsas Tsss no M sSpesseDf odus TSs eenuin u
va. batehelof,B Hair Dye produces IhfMEDI.
ATkLY splendid Black o. Natural Brown.
Does not stain tho akin, but leayos tho Hair
Siean. son and Beautiful. The only saie and
ons 10y, Dye SOLE BY al Druggis 9 Factory 10
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures Joseph's ca.
thedtal, Oh Thurtday evening, September II,
1879, by Rev. ]. r., Sullivan, Mr.. THos. Mo.
NAhARk and Miss MARY ELIZA Blows, all Of
this city. No cards.. -. - - -
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Obstacles oGMarriage.

Happy .Relitf for. Youus ..han from the q
hood. restored. 1mpedtments 70 Marriage re.
moved New method or 'tfeatment. New and
remarkable remedies" Books and circulars sent
free. In sealed envelopes Address, HOWARD
AsSoCIATloN, No. South Ninth ST.. Phila-
delphia, Pa IAN institution having high repu.
ation for honorable 'eonduct and professional
skill. 4 ..aalNsiL ID! Iait! VI. jy'.daw
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iEARM FOR SALE. >;

iHAKM NJ FOR Bale ,2snes9
I offer for sale tho Farm on which Inow...,.
reside, situated In Mnrshall county, W IVA, some
three miles from tho limits OF the city Of Wheel.
ing, on Or near tho Fairtnont, Pike. containing
los acreB OF hrst-clase land, nearly oil OF which
Il In . nne state OF cultivation The improve.
ments arc an q tho best, consisting q o Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with all the
eonyeniences needful. A large cistern supplies
It with all the water for which rain water isneed.
cd. There ID also largo Barn, with cellar: Sta.
bic room Tor Horses and twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn CRIB, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
HouDe within short distance. The said land 10
well watered, and failing well at the barn.
There 10 o good Vineyard Of Catawbs and Con.
cord Grapes, and large number OF tho best Sc
lection Of Fruit Trees ID fall bearing consisting
Of Apples, Pears, Peaches, plums. Cherries and
Ounces. with almost oil the first quality OF
small fruit grown In this part OF the country.
Any person desiring agood home nearlto the
city Of Wheeling, where They can probably dis.
POGO OF wlsatoves tioy elay raise fe< tho market
will do well TO call on tho subscriber who viii
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
ja7-dAw 15J f N. T. WAYMAN.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ISLAND
REAL. ESTATE .......s

TRUsTEEs SALE OF ISLAND
i REAL ESTATE. !. ,....-.. l.
Byyirtue Of two deeds Of trust mede BY A; =.
Amrine and Cynthia I. his wife to the undrsign.
ed trustee, one OF which deeds 10 dated Deem
Der O. 1855 and recorded in the ONCE Of tho CLERK
| Of the County Court OF OHIO county, Wet Viz
gtnia, In Deed Book No. 81, page %, and The
other 10 dated February Q. 1859, and recorded IN
said Clerks office In Deed Book No. ", page
lie Court House q Ohio county, on
49,. SATURDAY, September q. ls73,y d
Beginning at.lox o'clock A. 4, the following
In tho city Of wheeling, county OF Ohio and
State Of West Virginia, that 10 to say; a certain
3. L. zane's addition to said city. and eommene;;
Ing at the north west corner OF lot numbered
eight 'ts) in sud addition. which 10 situate on
Virginia street, and running thence along th y,
south side Of said Virginia street distance o.
4 sixty, te0) feet In westwardly direction; thence
south one hundred and twenty GAO feet; thence
east on line parallel with Virginia street sixty
4 t60) feet thence north along tho west line Of
said lot numbered eight tSl one hundred and
twenty feet 70 the place Of beginning, togethe.
with the buildings and Improvements on said
TEnMs OF sALE-Fourteen hundred dollars
! tSli00J In hand, the re.iduo OF tho pure =
money IN two equal iretallments. one W h1 ena
the other twelve months after tho day Of sue
t Paats to be secured tho 'A'A'''A 'ls
Title believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only tuch title ash vested in me by
'A'' us'a y HENRY O MORGAN, Trustee.
WIZ. P. HuBBAnp, Attorney. ..d ia.
.--i'-s j. N. MILLER, Auctioneer.
Whselin9, Auqust 90, 1878. auT
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medical.
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
BALTIMORE, Nd,
Ofics-7 Soua Friedrich &re,,
DIR. JoHNsoN

RhTTTMnnp MN
Offes-7 Souh -Rrtd.ri.t Co..
''SA'. -. s s''' ''''ea'
DIR. JOHNSON
Has discovered the most Cer.ain. speedv a..
only Eaeetual Remedy IN the INgfld ior Veal.
or Inc Kidneys and Bladder, -inyoiun ~
charges, Impotency, General Debility. Nervnnss.
meas. Dyspepsia. Isneuor. Low Briffta ,snSs
sIon'nf Tdeas. PalpItstion or rthe Heart Tr,,I1l'
", Trrmbling, Dlmness OF Sight, GlddinSsa'
Diseases % Tho Head Thtoat Nose ot SKIN. AZ
-those terrible Disorder sfisng isom so SS,nes
Habits and toiinry prSt,,a.v
more fatal to their victims than the songs N X
syrens to the Marinera or Ulysses, 6lisbne.s
their most brilliant hopcs, or anticipation. M
dertng marriage. &e., Impossible.
f. YOUNG MEN
ryTieeI t6st' dfesafulS ans edss,,ns,,oi solit
which annually sweeps 10 nm untimeIs aaoN
thousands Of Young Men OF The most eI siIsss
talent and brilliant intellect, who mivst a,Ss.u
wise have entfaneed listening Senate Win X
thunder OF eloQrenee, 81, walked to eestaey hs
thrilling Tyre, may call with full confidence '4s
n,-,,.a ps 10 Sh alHalAlGGl " L,I.
usrriacc hcin1 a,vs,c ~ p in eontemplatas
$500 SshJIity Sc,o.,,,.do.f aysleM Weakness
tfiaHhss r,snsn 5MmsSit ~, speeony cured
II may retrionsly eonhde IN NJ. hNne. ate o. Dr.
tiennan. and eondsentiv reiv rnor NJ s,.i ~ Ken
phJsIcian. I7Iil y Z !s'tifH N . 800 'AA'' ~
s7.l Q! ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full yieor RESTORED
miserable and Marriage impossible, is m penI.
Yornr, nereous, are To AMI to se,nmIt y,
nom not being aware Of The dfeadfnl CON
&c tnat nay emsue. NOV, Mno mat nneerstAfds
tne eupJeet Mil PtStenu W uehy tnAt me power
oLpiocelsAuon Y iost leoonei ~ .thgee fAlltg
inio impiopeI napila tnan ~ ing. prudent BE-
siass Seing eepsly ss oa " pessufe q healthy
oneptins, we. most serious AND destructive
s,pp. ohhs $1,000 ooa IN ano mug ss Tas
Tsntai FnnetISns s.Sa Io.s nf p,a. saa
tive pnverS Ne,vnns Il II tshtiitv i,rsns,'.
Psinatstion ottSe Hcert InaiSest|nn G opsl,a'
aonsi nehiiltv n xastin. ~ M E.a,re 1 Tosas
Gonsnmntian hscay Ana bcath 'a's' soSsa'
soA- ps. ~ -, & sS , S.r
u ": y2 Gsis ~ " a,,,.o
don, graduate nom one .oi mo most emtlttt
colleges IN me unitca sutee, ana the gteasa
PAIL o. whose NE nas peen epent IN me hospitals
Of London, fans, fMlaoeipnta, ana elsewhere,
mas effected some ot' tne m9st astonishlng eutet
eSeI kneN "a L MAny noaoiea WIZ ringing 10
ness being Alarmed o. sudden sopnds, eashiul
ncse, WIZ siscqnent plusning, attended some
times WIN .aefhngcment OF mlna, were cured
immedlateiy9zlc Y ~
49,. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
Or. ]. addresses AL those who have inlustd
habits. wh,eE ruin BOTH body ind mind. apa,, ay
them for either business, study, society or mar
riage. 90 - .
These arc some Of the sad and melaneholyo Of
Lects pfooucea by early nanils Of youth, viz
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General Notices.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

49, o.. IL. Fin Chanccfy,
Sarah Cunningham. ii a. 80
In the Circuit Court OF ohio County, wes.Na.
BY decree rendered In this cause on tho 10Th
day OF July, 1873, 1t was referred to one OF the
Commissioners Of this Court TO ascertain and
First. What real estate the said John Cunning.
ham died seized of, the liens on the game and
their priorites.
stoe"d. what eiaima there are, II any, against
said John cunningham, deceased, which have
not been reduced 70 judgmeot
Third. What personal property, II any, was
LEFT by said John Cunningham, and II any was 30
left what became OF It.
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Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate nom one Of the most emiitt,
Colleges in the United States and the grea.et
Or London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere
has effected como OF the most astonishing cure
ever knownyIMany troubled with ringing ID
the head land ears when asleep, great nervous
ness, being Alarmed at sudden sounds, bashirl
ness, With frequent blushlng, attended some
times with arrangement OF mind, were cured
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Episcopal High School Of Virginia
NEAR ALEXANDRIA.

- NEAR ALEXANDRIA,.
The soth Annual Session OF this School for Boys
begins sept. "a, 1873. Full corps Of Assistants.
Terms $3.50 per year. No extras. Catalogue,
ctpal- L. N. BLACKBOARD. ma,
)y25-d,swAw ALEXANDRIA, Va
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covered Wages from the doors of lofty
mansions to the curbstones, with carpet s
laid beneath, obstruct your way at every
other step; and as you pass, cloud like
forms pop out of the carriages, whisk by
in twinkling, and hurry along in over
the carpeted pathway; not SO quickly
however, but that you are dazzled by a
glitter of jewels and simmer Of silk.
Within, there is the subdued of coover
sation, or perhaps the rumble of a waltz;
all around about is hustle and rafting +;
aud you ask yourselfif these are really
the melancholy folk which the blithe old
French chronicler of the fourteenth
century so lugubriously describes. My
fashionable friend, who seldom goes to
bed, in the season, until he has made his
appearance in half q dozen West End
drawing rooms, clearly enjoys it all, and
comes out nextmorning as only an Eng
lishman can-as fresh and redcheeked
as if he had just como off Il Devo nshire
farm.
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Whereas delay in the levy 6f certain
taxes to meet appropriations for tho
fiscal year commencing November |,
1872, has continued beyond the time
prescribed by law for the commencement
Of the collection OF the same, aud the
time for the payment Of said taxes be
fore penalties NUT attach is now un
avoidably and unusually limited there,
fore,
BE ii enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the State
of South Carolina, now net aud sitting
in General Assembly, aud by the author,
ity of the same, That if any of the du.
ties required to be performed in an Act
entitled can Act providing for the
assessment and taxation Of property" or
In any Act oil amendment thereto, on or
before certain day, by any officer or
person therein named, cannot, FOR van,
of proper time, be SO r.glo. mod in the
poymeit or colicctiqn Of taxes to be
sN'ed to meet appropriations for the
hseal year commencing November
/ 1872, the Comptroller General, with tn,
approval of the Governor, may extend
tho time as long as may be necessary
therefor.
Approved January 1G, 1874.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 70, 1878.

twelve; Chesterfield, five; Darlington,
ten; Edgefield, twelve; Fairfield, eight
Georgetown, eight; Greenvillc, nine I;
Horny, eleven; Kershaw, nine Ian
caster, nine; Laurens, seven Lexing
ton, nine Marion, ten Marlboro, six :;
Newberry, six Oconee, nine Orange.
burg, ten; Pickens, eight; RichIand
twelve; Spart anburg, thirteen Sumter,
eight; Union, eight Williamsburg, ten;
York, .we&vc
Approved January 25, 1873.
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tic reply. GA mau must be a born fool
who voluntarily engages IN a controycr-
sy with Mr.. Adams on n question Of
fact. | doubt whether he was ever mis-
taken in his life. And then, if he hap
pens to be in doubt about anything, he
has his inevitable diary in which he has
recorded every thing that has occurred
since the adoption of the Federal Bon
stitution. Prom "Rccollections ofan
Old Stager," in Hurpers Msyaxne for
JuLY
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NUMER "a
The London Divorce Court.

IF the business ofthe London Divorce
Court cnotinues to increase at its present
ratio, it might eventually be a curious
feat for betting men, says the Daily
Ne'0s, to calculate the odds against any
married couple being divorced within
certain plumber of years Mr.. Justice
Hannen some time ago expressed at
once his amazemcnt at the amount of
work cut out for him, and his determine
tion to clear off arrears, but though he
pronounced tweuty-six divorces in two
days last week, it is rumored that he by
no means keeps ahead of his work. In
all these twenty-six cases, besides several
more which were adjourned for further
evidence, some of the parties were above
what is conventionally termed the mid
die class. Some oc the separated cou-
Piles were united in wcdlock for such a
short time before-sometimes on ona
side, sometimes on the other-they took
fresh fancies, that we might almost won
der what induced them to marry at all.
Except on the score of morality, the
ancient practice of handfasting was al
most lesser scandal than this de moral
izing eagerness to get rid ofbonds which
at the time Of linking were entatious-
ly pronounced to be for better, for worse.
According TO tho homely joke of the
Americans, Fifteen minutes for divorce,
is allowed to passengers stopping at any
railway station in the State of Indiana;
and if matters go on in England Us at
present, it will be necessary to invest
every Court with the power Of
the Judge Ordinary. We are inclined
to think that easiness of divorce pro
unuer r-ruc7 c7pIu--IaT, uru dTSUrce was
an expensive affair, people made the
best of it instead of rushing off tc get a
release from their VOWS, and though per-
haps the number of unhappy unions
was not less, many couple agreed to
what could not be cured with very
tolerable grace, and eventually in long
suffering arrived at the renewal of love.
The increasing frequency of divorce Is
BY 90. means an edifying reflection, and,
BY some curious reserve, the clergy seem
afraid to meddle with text which is.
no inart one for their handling.
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SECTION ]. BE Il enacted by the
Senate and House Of Representatives OF
the State of South Carolina, now IT ct
and sitting in General Assembly, and by
the authority of the same, That the
Jurisdiction Of the State of South Caro-
lna is hereby ceded to the United States
OF America over certain lands situated in
the County of Darlington, and near the
town OF Florence, khown as the "Natiop.
al Cemetery :" Provided, That the iuris.
d'ctien hereby ceded shall not vest until
the United States of America sfull have
acquired the title to the said lands bv
grant or deed from the owner or.owners
thereof, and the evidences of the somc
shall have been recorded in the Office
where, by law, the title to such lands is
recorded; and the United States of
America are to retain such idrisdiction
SO long as.such lands shall be used for
the purposes in this Act mcntincd. and
no longer; and such jurisdiction is
giantefi Upon the express condition that
the State Of South Carolina shall retain
concurrent jurisdiction with the
unlted States in and over the said lands
SO far as that civil process, in all cases
not e1iecung the roal or personal proper
ty OF the United States, aud such crimi
nal or other process rs shall issue under
the authority of che State of South
Carolina, against any person or persons
charged with crimes or misdemeanors
coInnlitted whilhin or without the E,sits
= 49,
IN the same way and manner ss If no
Jurisdiction had been hereby cedcd.
SEC. 2. That sll lands and tcnements
which may be grautcd, as Aforesaid, to
the United States, shall be and continue,
80 long as the oaine shull be used for the
purposes in this act munti,u.d, exonc
rated and discharged from all taxes.
assessments aud other charges which
may be imposed under tho authority Of
the State of South Carolina.
Approved January l6, 1873.
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AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 10.
CHAPTER CHI, OF THE GENERAL
STATUTES OF Sourn CAROLINA.

BE 1t enacted by tho Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State
of South Carolina, now met and sitting
IN General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, That Section II,
Chapter CHI, Of the General Statutes
Of South Carolina, be am ended by ad
ding after the word dollars" in line
fifteen, these words "or bo imprisoned
Tor period not less than one month,
nor more thau one year, at the discretion
Of the Court"
Approved January %, 1878.