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Cossu,Pgrvss, TAKE Nor1og.
Every moment Of delay makes your
cure moro hopeless. and much depends
on the ludieious choice OF ffemedy.
The amount Of testimony in. favor OF
DR.. Schenok's Palmonic Syrup, a. a
cure for consumption, far e1ceeds' all
that can be brought to support the
pretensions Of apy other Medicine.
See DR.. Sohepek,s Almanac, contain.
ing tho certificates of many persons of
the higheAs responsibility. who hsve
been restored to health, after being
Epronounrpd inourable by physicians of
Acknowledged ability. ,Sohsaek g Pull
smoniU Syrup alone hxs cured many, as
these evidences will show; but the
cnre 10 often promoted by the employ.
ment OF two other remedies which DR..
tSchenck provides for the purpose.
These additional remedies are
Schenok's Ses Weed Tonic and Man.
d1ake Pills. By the timely use Of
these medicines. according to direo.
tions. Dr.. Sohenck certidss that most
any case OF consumption may be cured.
DR.. Schenok is professionally at his
principal o6loe. corner Sixth and Arch
Streets.. Philadelphia, every Monday,
sshere q letters for advice mast be ad-
uressed.u n,.f Feb 12T9t3
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ANTICIPATE THE ENEMY Rational
reader, If tho aspect OF the weather
was uncertain. You would not be
foolish enough to venture out without
al overcoat or an umbrella. Have the
forecast. then. to protect yourself at
this dangerous season with something
more important than either of these
articles. Strengthen your stomach
and nervous system, regulate your
liver and your bowels. tone all your
organs and cheer your animal spirits
with that agreeable cordial. tonic and
alternative. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
So shall you surely escape the diseases
which fasten upon the feeble and de-
bilitated. "Suffsr aud be strong" +"
says the proverb; but "Be strong that
you may not suffer-" il the wiser
maxim-and of oil strengthening pre-
parations this is the safest, the surest,
the most genial. Az g remedy, as we'll
AZ an antidote. for dyspepsia. fever and
ague. and liver disease, there is no
combination of vegetable specifics at
present known which even approaches
it in efficacy. Anticipate the enemy
The elements of innumerable diseases
are aaoat in this raw. damp. mephi,ic
winter air. Will you defend yourself
against them or not, good reader2
hat is the question. a bottle or two
OF tue great defensive medicine of the
age, Hostetter's Bitters. will SO
strengthen and brace up your bodily
powers as to enable them to .'laugh a
siege to scorn." The morbid matter
which was exhaled in perspiration
through your pores in summer finds
no suoh free egress now A powerful
counteracting agent is, therefore.
needed. and you have it iu Hostetter's
Bitters. They neutrAlize the nsateries
1eorbi. from which disease originates.
and regulate all tho seoretive organs
Nothing can be more harmless or more
healthful; nothing so potent to pre-
vent or cure biliousness, dyspepsia,
fever and ague. constipation and gene.
raj debility, as this wonderful correc-
tive. Fla 1871
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CouRF' o9a 0nx1AN 6xssIoNs, Co.
nvs11rx, February tlls-+Hon. B.. b:
Carpenter. prssidisg.n ,,'aIa ta,J
sentsnSe WI ps.ssd upSn psrsVnS
convicted at tHiS torn: Ns''1 q l':1o
Tolly GyIst, grand AIarcepyAsi1
montbs- jacob d. Lovrnsp, bkeaCh
of trust and grand lsrceuy-harti labor
for one year. Wally Gary, ,biaamy-
six months. Adam Earle, assault With
intent to rob-fve years. Eli Dayis.
alias Elias, Gilser, grand latceny-
three years. Washington G. Davis
forgery-two years. John Haftisoh
and Thomas Thompson, grand larceny
Harrison hard labor for six years:
Thompson three years. Henry IN.
Brand. grand lsrcsny-four years.
John Harris. grand laceny-threo
years James Owens and Hilliard
Ovens, grand iarceny year.
Abram Barnes, alias Abram BsrnwelI.
assault and battery-to pay q fine Uf
800 aud costs. and in default OF pay
ment to be confined in County jail ten
months. John Davis. graud larceny
five years. Richard Chatham, assault
to pay fiae of $3.50 and cost OF
prosecution. in default of which to be
confined in County Jail for ono year.
Botler Harrison. petty larceny-to pay
a fine Of $75 and costs. or in tho
County Jail for seven months. Robert
Johnson. grand larceny-seven years.
William Avery. alias Will Avery, grand
laroeny-.four years. All Of the above
in State Penitentiary.
After which, the Court adjourned
Until May term.
The Court of Common Pleas va.
then orened. Tue case OF r. W. Nc
Master. administrator 10 bonis non.
against Wm. Martin ct al Non.suit
ordered. Messrs. McMaster i Le-
Conte for plaintiff; Melton & CLARK for
defendant. Blakely & Oopeland rs.
w. 81. Frazier. executor, .,was. com,
menced. Messrs., Carroll 4 Japney,
and Gary L Gary fosa plaintiff; Baohs
man & Yoomsns and Norris for dstsnd-
ant. Divers cases were continued.
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AZ attempt ~ Ieoantly made to
murder Nj, Ia Wmv Qlybprn. Sr. lof the
s!Rses,p aRss, p;;i & Sy s Ss.
PURCHASE goods at .. laAs- hour OF tho
night, and xhen : MIR: %, hpppatsd.
,afed apoa him,. bul iortans stsis doing
,nS .,f. tusthsr damage than, breaking ~ .
Jsbnings. faniliss 10 kdseasi& have
yfH recently asosrtained that there is
% 9mmsase fortune left. than, IN Eng.
tand. Of sboat oo00. 006. 600 aI
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COLUMpIA A., s, c,
eG1Ay MoyninS, HsbrtarS s12, ,lIeQH.

VasSssSeS Mr. stspASaA sESsosgia.
Hoa.; a. H.Stephsns 'bss ibssn dis.
Haxaished among Southern politicians
Sos the last two years as an apologist
'ass President Grant. He' has taken
frequent occasion to exalt his talents
aad character. he has steadily main
saiaed that Congress. and not the Pre-.
sideHt was to blame for tha Louisiana
'asuvpation. Since the last scene, by
which bayonets supplanted ballots in
deciding the qualifications Of members
sf the Legislature. Mr.. Stephens has
kept an ominous silence. The Louisi-
ana Question. ho says, has not reached
eha House, and he will not undertake
eocross river before he comes to it.
Ra conversation. however, he expresses
deep concern and apprehension for
6s condition OF the country. A COR
se~sadont, of the Augusta Constitx-
Gosazist. supposed to be Judge Hook,
gives an account of recent interview
With Mr.. Stephens. He said that he
regarded the reelection of Grant by
the Radical party to the Presidency
~ che greatest possible calamity that
could befaii the country. and that
it would be his utmost endeavor
aex. as 4. had been for the, two years
past. TO prevent that state OF things
which would bring it about. He do
'pseoated rinRfpdept, sr eaking on the
Parkpt NesSohtbern people. There
,ase s6sssssns in thelife of great party
when silence. prudence and mastery
ansetivity are its highest policy. be-
"esass then yhs. .oppaSition ls allowed
To develop its psrnicious schemes. and
SHOW it's hand fully He advises that
Fshe Dempersts md Conservatives shall
avoid albsia ashSeinE Ee1dA apd action,
aud appSsi Snly tofhS peaceful rene.
dies OF the Constitution, the courts
s.nT the ballot-hox. n In ythis way be
,ttiaks They can ,hurfthe present patty
'ro'n power. The .Bslser course of vic.
1eqt Opposition Eill driys the Radical,
t$re-noulnss3N ants Nhel stSngesl
aAsthsySan HN ReinDsaiiedaRsaf.
'eali.m. with Grant at its head. will
ss.eep away the last yestige Of the
IHbestses vSudl1aff4 y tho founder.
.od Che Government.
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Yesterday. the Kill Won Kull was
firmly bridged with ice between Staten
Island and Bergen Point. Hundreds
OF people crossed on the ioe. in order
to reeeh Now York, and great num-
beR OF teams also passed over in ssfety.
An eyent Of this kind has not been
known during the present century.
Msrdi Gras was celebrated in Char.
iotte By q grand Bal ssasqas. ON Toes.
day night:
The wife Of Congressman A. J. Ran.
sier dAparted this life In Charleston,
on the 9th.
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AGRICULTURAL L1ENs. III you have
not already ordered your Agricultural
Liens to secure advances, do so at
once. Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
Charleston. 3. O., keep on hand four
different kinds. and if neither Of these
meet your views. they are prepared to
print. at the lowest prices, any special
form to order. II the Planter or
Farmer has not yet bought the Rural
Accountant. a book for simple farm &C.
counts, let him do 80 at once. They
also have q New Agricultural Lease
which gives the Landlord q lien on
crop OF tenant. This is very valuable.
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THE STATE LEaIsiATUnh.
THURSDAY, FzBauARY II. 1876.
SENATE.


A large number Of reports of com.
mistees were presented. j
Mr.. Gaillard introd duced bill to alter
and amend an Aot,to regulate sale OF
Intoxicating liquors. snd to alter aud
proved March 10. 1874.
Mr.. Corwin-Bill to amend an Act
to provide for the administration of
derelict estates. ...-
Mr.. MaxwelI-Joint resolution au-
thorizing the County Commissioners
of Marlboro to levy special tax.
Bill to incorporate town of Lees.
vile. in County of Lexington, passed
and it was enrolled for ratification.
The Senate proceeded to the consi-
deration Of the speoial order for IL 30
p. M.-Report of special committee
appointed to investigate alleged
charges against Hon. T. G. Andrews,
Senator from Orapgeburg County.
Tue President ruled that quorum
of Senators elect was House, and,
therefore. that q two-thirds vote of the
Senators present was requisite for tx
pulsion. This ruling was sustained by
a vote of the Senators.
lie
which. after debate, Was not agreed TO.
that whereas the testimony taken by
the Senate special committee to in
vestigate charges against Senator T
@. Andrews. of Orangeburg County,
and submitted on the 9Th day Febru
ary. 1875, shows that the conduct and
transactions of the said L. @. Andrews
with J. l.. Humbert. County Treasurer
of Orangeburg. in his Office aud Of
fetal character, has been highly i'm.
proper and unbeooming Senator
therefore. Resolced. That the said L.
c. Andrews be expelled from his sea,
in the Senate. The vote was as folio VS.
YeaS-Messrs. Bowen, Carter. Clinton.
Duncan, GailIard. Hayne, Jervey,
Jeter, Myers. Nash, SmalIs. Wsrley-
IL. Navs-Messrs. Cain, Cochran
Corwin. Donaldson. Dunn, Evans
Hollinshead. Hope. Jones, Keith
Martin, Maxwell. Owens. G. Smith. j.
NJ. Smith, Swails. Walker. White
Whittemore-l9.
A substitute, by MIR. Maxwell, tha
the Hon. T. q. Andrews, Senator from
Orangsburg County. be brought be
fore the bar of the Senate and cen
sured for conduct unbecoming O Sc
nator. was disagreed to, after debate
and withdrawn.
The. Senate adjourned without de
cisiVe action.
The House of Representatives. me
at IL e.. M. but transacted no bust
ness--the. Black we'll Barnwell matter
was the bone of contention.
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A HuMANH Aof.-The spflssines Of
the prisoners IN Jail from lhe.extrems
cold on last Thursday having bees
made known TO- hA, Honor JadGe
Assksy. HE Honor iaIx ~ thu County
Oommissiousts aa4 oedarsa them 10
farnish . stove. Wiihiaa 90 hear for
their comseTt, sa4 ~ - stovs could
be procnred In tU6h. tottake doWa one
OF the stoves il ne aoart room and
place 10 ain Tho js3l;, that 10 We fsr
moro hunans ttas tbs Jadgs. Ne jury
and ths o@eoge II court shoS5d su1Ise
than The hAlpilsp psfsonsss. IhA skovs
was fssshSsa Il ths requires H6ls. :,
= tL0neo1DL LS&ess's'
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BEECHER on DRUas And MKDICM1s.
referring to the want of fidelity be-
tween man and man, which begets'a
spirit of fraud, he says: Medicines
are adnlterated; bread is adulterated;
coffee is mixed; your sugar is adulte-
rated" This is all true; and We may
add some startling rev relations with re-
gard to the adulterstions and mixture
of medicines. which our people, with
blind credulity, swallow upon faith:
Brandreth's Pills contain extract of
pokeberries. saffron cloves, aloss;
Railways Raliefe contains tinctnre of
pepper, alcohol. oanphor; your spices,
too, are mixed with saw.dust and
ground-up musty ship crackers; cream
of tartar is mixed with white earth
and ilime, and cooking soda 10 mix
tnre OF powdered washing sods.
Yonr security. then, 10 70 buy afticlee
prepared at home. of warranted purity
and approved worth. -
Heinitsh's Baking Povder-cook'
favorite-is the best aud cheapest.
Heinitsh's Pure Baking Soda and
Oream Tartar, for bread and biscuit.
Haipitsh's Pure Ground Pepper,
Mustard and Cinnamon. a',- i,e . . g
Heinitsh's Pure Flsvoring Extrncts.
Hejnitsh's Quaker Liniments better
than Ready Relief; . speedy aore.
Hesnitsh's Blood and Liver Pills,
entirely vegetable. and . marvellous
medicine for the Liver, Stomach and
Bowels. Heipitsh's Blood Purifying
Liver Pills oures Lvse Oompiaints
Headache, Stomach Disorders, Indi-
geetion and Constipation. '-
Stanley's Cough Syrup eores sll
kinds OF Coughs, Hoasseness, Bron-
chitis. ineipisnt Ooasnmption. Try
it; don't dslsy. A Cough gets vorss
with every days neglect. 'tgi..+'
Medicines Of oil kinda, OF wayrAntSd
quality, at the lowest prices. Make
bat one trial and be oobSiuoed. ~
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Horxn ARRrvAis, .FkskuAHr M
Wheeler RoussyJ r Txdatlen. XisH.
bama; w Dudley. ChsrisSson; VI Il
Sandey, Edgeield: = r. Hustead,
Baltimore; P Dow, II H: 8 GreSn.
valid. WILMINGTON; Ma3 Hayhtin,
Richmond; J " Spaqlding, Agent
Edwin Adsms. 3 90; JotG g. ColgSn,
Edgefield. J II w Eidsf, Chester: Bj
Witherspoou, Nsncaatsr: ;J'Q WiiSoh.
Wilmington; tIhf Mrs II II Kahia.
son. Mics A Robihsoh. NSx Yorkss B
B Csrpenter, q d 'M2iton, q city:!I IL
Lopez, r F McCsslib. ohltlSstoS! III
D Bowie. A Bowie. r n Tol60rt. A6:
beville; W Grant. PhftSdeibhia; Nv 3
Turner. Augusta; A MathAWi, GeorKfs: !:
D w Morris, New York: 3 II, WdRSf..
Wilmington; n Brown ada wife. g O.
Joseph Rosenbnry. Hungary; pr r K
Barker, Edgedeld; A. e Smith, B
Rodgers. New York. D Mbrtfs. Bam-,
ter; W D Bateie. Alabsms; Wm Kline.
Wilmington. q" '''' 49," Nv '7'i''
Hendriz House-L r Claxtop, Fair
field; J T Murray. Langley; Ddnbar
O'Neil. N Y; M y Teasdale. Pa: W B
Burke. city; j K Cook. Fairfield; A, q
Cndworth. n Y;J M'KiEkland. Alston:
j F Oxner. Newberry. - ~ '
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ThS Andrsws Case.

R&3K @Ae<@A wv So0Ss
HA6S6as vas Engaged. ysstefday,
lA discussion upon the report of tho
special oonmitsss appointed to inves-
'sieasIc chssesg agAines Senator Thad'
q. Andrews. Mr.. Duncan moved that
no be expelled. Mr.3Ma1well moved
- anend, ,by substituting, tho word
~-oeuSnfed" ID liev of that "expelled. I"
Upon this. he delivered speech in.
Ssseded1 to chow tEss there were NO
shssgeu snd pa spsoiasations. and that
ths whole proceeding was not accord
ing 70 Law. Ar. Nash followed on tho
ether side, taking tho ground that the
Sen ATE va. not q ,aoaft ia la1 OF q
Soosrt martial. I. sas cohpstent to
5adge and pass upon the conduct of
its members. Mr.. Jones maintained
chat the testimony was insufficient and
susstisfactory. ana justified no action
further than its mere reception as in
formation. Mr.. Jeter. who was one of
8he committee who made the majority
report. expressed his own dissatisfao.
aien with the testimony of Humbert.
bat he regarded Andrews own admis.
sisas as to partnership with Humbert
m the profits OF purchasing County
paper asifatsl to him. In answer to
the question, what was The considers.
taea Shat he yas 70 give Humbert for
Aeaoring his drafts and taking his
4dper. he had snswered that he was to
@4si4e che disoount with him. Mr..
.Ssess aaoted the. statute which n.akss
. pablis tofRosr liable TO. indictment,
sitaSpt pstyilsgs Of traverse. and upon
'ssasicsion. aas and imprisonment.
~Ao shAll he guilty Of. any official mis-.
ooudact. hahitual negligence, habitual
desnkenness, corruption. or fraud, OF
'sepression. Surely, be, concluded, va
oaaaot regard as, > Light offence the
es0plicity Of . Senator With an official
"a corrupt TRANSACTIONS. when the
n0icial himself is visited with suoh
etera condemnation ofa The law. Men
~bo mako law for others must no.
assones exemption from it's penaltie,
when they violate it, They are re.
sesesible in ., greater degree than
.4stber mon. al va' ~ ~
After some gnrthSr. 'discassion by
denat9Is Dunp. Msxweil And svsils.
speaking against tho motion to expel,
<as ssSass scasss .to" : Vote. There
we're 1a for TO. 40 sgainit expqlsion., A
sesotdsdh BY Maxwell to oensnrs was
~ithdrawn. s6d i6s sssass adj iourned
Asaso eAds shs' sh, Whole eaair.r
xsstSEass2a YSt ;}hs. Ar tius sincj
1S3k, k,aan dos bsjdgs va iotned on ;the
-Asvth Ri,sE SyI 4hs eia'6 which foul
mSG creased ff6hs'thS fobte 81 i4ih
<'treet 10 HoSsksb. ~ largo crowd
~H'snssssd shs. lssa. s,iex !. s &.
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! Krupps the greas iroa founder OF
Northern GermAny, is compelled TO
aisniN nsny Of bis hands and rsducs
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Labss 0naia viHcltxHo. ..
,BXJUNIUs.

South Caroline 4 to-day, from the
mSskk.aRl1s W. iisaboard. has has buried d
and hid s~ay ii. tho rich bosom Of her
vailed SSilao .eiormons wealth and more
W1G4lRnanE results to be dAvelQped
thar, ,vaA displayed! before the, age of
AlGd4is iplthe opening Of tho ieWelled
magic garden. The question /, here
ARISES, how is this to be deyeloped2 II
cannot be done by the, theoretical dis.
sertations Of dreamy theorists. II can.
not be done by Olopian sohemers. It
cannot be done by preiudiced. marrow,
minded. .selfish plans of ambitious plot.
ters.: 1t cannot be done bya mythioal
Systems. Il cannot be done by talk
ing politics. aud framing idle resolu-
tions, and appointing committees to
wait ON great men to do SO and 80. but
simply By every man putting his
shoulder to the wheel, plonghing the
land. planting oats, wheat and corn.
instead of talking of raiiyoads, banks,
resumption OF specie payments, and
plotting and scheming how to 60 to
the next Legislature. II Can be done
BY every agriculturist trying to make
his own fertilizers, instead Of wasting
his money on imported gnanos at $50
to $50 a ton. 1. eau be done by the
energy, will, determination. persever.
ance, of home native muscle and ef.
fort. and the non.regarding of foreign
immigration. It can be done by show
ing the coiored man that yon can do
without his labor in the cotton field.
It can be done by planting less and
Tess cotton. opening more pastures,
raising more stock. more grain, work
ing more yourselves. living more eoo-
nomically, and manufacturing more
yarns. Iuattention to business, gene.
raj bad policy and Encouragement has
brought large ma ajority of the people
at this State to bankruptcy, and has
we'll l-nigh ruined the State. 10 the
midst Of this general state Of despera.
tion. all sorts of expediepts md mes-
sores are resorted to. without any de.
gree Of 1tateemanship being exhibited
Public meetings are called togsther.
The papers teem with theoretical edi.
tortais. Men whs call themselves dis
ti1guiahAd, and who ara crazy for
ocsce, pour forth wordy speeches.
Schemes are snggested without reason.
Parallels are drawn with different ps-
RODS in history. without regard to tho
status Of the eompsred countries, and
predictiona.of this and that made as
the certain 1esult., What does all this
gas availf What will or does it work
ont? Cauit 6os6bly solys the great
problem Of Independence? Can it re.
store the healths wealth and prosperity
OF the State? Can or will it bring
about what Is desired7 What dis
covered this eo6ntyy2 What has built
1t up from Maize to ,Califormid' What
has Constructed the, magnificent rail
roads. Telegraph liaes, cities. covered
tha seas and rivers with steamboats,
and ships2 What bit ,qc:ion. action.
sstsstisostIsYsT5t stssnt sGpt2 ,sorA A1ae0r. 1aaor,
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List OF New ADvxRr1sE1thRzs,
Hardy Soiomon-Tess, 60. vs..
Board Wanted. 80 -. =.
". D. Startling & %. Tor s.ls,.ah'
Richland Rihe Club., . 49, = -
Red Grape Shawl Lost. " ~ ~
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xsstSEas9a yos aha Asse line sincS
1884 ,sa1 dosb bltdgS aaa formed on the
:Nevth kiSsy kSyas zhS OF which four
nSG' cf6Sssd ff66s'th6 loot. of l4th
street. 4te Hossksb. 4 largo crowd
~saenesssd ths. .lsek. / i ,i,,x j, =. 4
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DR.. Barker. of Edgefield, we are
told. made 9 sensible aud judioious
speech. on Wednesday, upon the Barn
we'll Blackville- matter. rebuking the
clap-trap and partisan appeals which
had becn resorted to. Yesterday. @.
P. Leslie led offin o violent and
abusive. harabgue upon matters and
things in general. It Was the same
speech that he bad delivered on several
occasions during the present. session,
equally appropriate to one subject aa
to another, and never touching the
merits Of any. Mr.. Miller. of Beau
foEt; = aa.riddlsd il pretty we'll. There
being No aees the House sdioarnsd. r,
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TRs yuryLaW.

11O S8h1 A0~s
In Tho House Of Representatives, .
few days ago. Mr.. Howard, OF Marion,
present6d the presenttnent Of the grand
jury Of that Comfy. in which they say
that tho sohems, of drswing jurieS has
been befyerted,in psaotioe. 1tSis 90
donsass- 10 exclude intelligence and
competency. The remarkable fact 10
mentioned, that, with a majority of
white voters ip the County. not one
fifth Of them are represented on the
jury lists at the present term of the
court. The grand jury very properly
present the. law and the PRACTICE nader
it ss q grievance. tending to destroy
the confidence OF the County in the ad.
ministration of justice. The evil com.
planned of in Marion is common to
most of the Counties of the State. In
many Of them there have been failures
to have any court at all, in conse-
quence either of the blundering or de-
sign Of the Jury Commissioners. Big
criminals have escaped trial in this
way. The law puts 1t in the power of
the Commissioners to constitute the
jury to suit themselves or party. They
are to prepare ''a list of such inhabitants
OF thoir respective Counties, not ab-
solutely exempt, as they may think
we'll Oualiffed tn aerva aa iurCrn -
There is the root of the evil.
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Wehner. OF the Assembly street "Sup-
ply Store" has kindly remembered the
PHGN1x-the remembrance consisting
of basketball of eatables- celery,
beets, monster turnips. Zone seven.
pouuder,) onions. cabbage. carrots,
oranges, apples. lemons. horse radish
and other articles of similar nature.
TIE LEASE OF THE CHARLOTTE, Co.
LUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD CoM.
PANY.-We are advised that the edito.
rial OF the Neps ana Courier. of Satur-
day, the 9th inst, under she heading
of Discrimination against Charles.
ton." does injustice to the committee
appointed by the stockholders Of the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
rood Company. In response to the
proposition Of tho South Carolina
Railroad Company, the committee in.
sisted that, as . prerequisite to the
consideration of any proposition. tho
leasing road must agree to give Q bond,
with adequate security. conditioned
for tho performance OF tho terms OF
the lease. Considering the faot that
the South Carolina Railroad Company
has very large mortgage debt, in ad-
dition to large floating debt. this
requirement OF the comdaittse cannot
be regarded - unreasonable, before
entrasting large smopns Of bopls not
issued sor' used a. ooliatSsiaa and q
very valuable railroad psopssty. 70 The
ohsrss,e tho South Carotins RatissaA
Company. t'j' gY. 4.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-12

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