The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-29

Mr.. 8. B. Thompson presented claims
OF sundrJ school-teachers Of Richiand.
The Senate sent to the House bills to
regulate the manner OF payment Of
commissioners, managers and clerks Of
elections; to regulate the tenure Of GER
tain civil Offices; for the better protec.
ton OF landowners and persons renting
land to others for agricultural purposes;
Joint resolution with reference to past
indebtedness Of Spartanburg County.
| A message from the Senate stated
TINT it has laid on tho table concurrent
resolutions from House relative to pay
certificates for claims passed, and to in.
vestigate tho operation of phosphate
| companies. Also, concurrence in q reso-
luton for joint assembly, Friday. 3O.h
inst, Mt p. NJ, to elect Chief JUS.
| tice Of tho Supreme Court.
Mr.. Thomas offered the following as
substitute for the report Of special com
mittee relative to the Republican Print.
ing Company:
That, Immediately after tho passage
of this Act, the Clerks of the Senate
and House Of Representatives be. and
they aro hereby. authorized and re
quired to advertise, for ten days, in tue
newspapers of Charleston and CoIum.
bia. for sealed proposals for the printing
of the laws. journals, bills, legislative
documents and papers for each brauch
of the General Assembly, and the print
ing required for the Executive aud other
departments Of State. That said pro.
posals shall be in duplicate, and shall
bo addressed, respectively, one copy to
tho Committee on Printing Of the So
nate and one copy to the Com mittee on
Printing of the House of Representa-
tives. That ut the expiration of the
time for advertising said proposals, said
committees shall meet, and, mnj jority
Of each committee being present, they
shall open said proposals, and shall re-
port thereafter to their respective
branches, with their recommendations
thereon; aud if said report be agreed
to by both houses, the person or per
sons recommended by said report shnll
be awarded the contract for the public
printing utter the expiration of the con.
tract now held by the Republican Print.
ing Company; provided that the con
tractor or contractors shall agree. in
writing. to employ printers irrespective
of race or color.
! That for the purposes OF Carrying ont
the provisions Of this ACT, al animal
tax OF one.half OF ono mill shall be levied
aud collected for thu payment of the ex.
penses of printing: Procitled, That the
annual cost of said printing shall no,
exceed the amount so levied aud collect
ed. And it is hereby made felony tc
divert the amount so levied and COLLECT.
ed to any other purpose or purpose.
whatsoever. That MI Acts or parts o
Acts Inconsistent with this Act be. and
they arc hereby, repealed.
debate e..sued, (A1r. Crittendc1
having the hoor,) pending which the
Speaker declared the House adjourned
OZ;cna, un offensive disease in the
nose, which eats away the partition
bone, destroys the sense of smell, pro
duscs green or yellowish scnbs, The
shape Of the nostril sometimes flat
often tainted with blood and matter
causes weight aud dull aching over the
eyes, headache, loss Of memory, giddi
ness, sc. This disease is often caused
by neglected colds. by suppressed skin
diseases, scrOfula, measles, scarlet foyer
psoriasis, syphilis, and other con:a
gious diseases, and is itself contagious
1t often extends to the throut, pro
duoing hoarseness, bronchitis and con
sumption. It is tertiary form Of can
Ger. destroying the nose and throat
when too long neglected. DR.. Jones il
the only physician in tho United State
who thoroughly understands curing thi
dangerous and offensive disease. IL
destroys tho offensive smell in five
minutes, and relieves the sufferer il
every way ut once, and cures the diseas
in II short time.
DIR. Jones is now healing the afflicted
at tho Wheeler House. Columbia, S. G..
where he will remain until February 10
INQUEST. The following is the verdic
} Of tho Coroner's inquest, held on tn
body of Engineer Lane:
''Thnt the said John Y. Lano camo t.
his death by tho bursting Of the boila
of the engine Fort Hill, the property @
tho Greenville and Columbia Eailroa
Company, said engine having for lon
, time been unsafe aud unfit for use, an
being known to be SO unsafe to tn
J officers Of said company, and particu
lnrly to one Thomas Dodamead. tn
; General Superintendent of said compan
and having been by him, while s
unsafe and unfit for service, continue
, in use"
} The wedding anniversary celebration
| occur u.J follows: Three duye smear