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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02
FRIDAY, February 25.

....-............ . FRIDAY, February 70.
In THESENATE, the appropriation bill pass
ed its second reading. The most important
amendments adopted are as follows: For ex-
penses incurred under the act to reduce the
public debt, $1,000 in place Of SO 1000; for the
support of the State Penitentiary, $4,000 in
place of $4,000; for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind Asylum, $4,000; for insurance and re-
pairs on the University building, $1,000 in
place of $4,000; for miscellaneous expenses
connected with the University, 81 900 in place
of 81 500; for the State Normal School, $15,-
600 in place of $4,000. The section provi-
ding $4,000 for the payment Of interest on
the bonds of the State Agricultural College
and Mechanics Institute was stricken out
For public printing $4,000 in place of $780,
600. The section providing 81, 200 for put
ting up bookcases in the House of Represen-
tatives was stricken out. Two additional Sec
tons were added, the first providing 81 1000 to
meet the expenses of the impeachment trial
and $4,000 to pay rewards offered by the Gov
ernor; and the second providing $4,000 for
the payment of the expenses incurred under
the provisions of the act to provide for the
payment of certain claims against the State.
In THE HOUSE, the consideration of the
Robertson matter was resumed. Hamilton,
of Beaufort, made strong speech against
Robertson, who, then, in his own defence,
spoke for over an hour. No vote was reached
up to the hour of adjournment, when the
House took a recess until I P. NJ.
Att p M. the House re-assembled. Hayne
opened with an argument against Robertson,
and was followed by Freeman in strong
speech in the same strain. Whipper, Tom
Davis and Brayton then made speeches in his
defence. After every effort to save him had
been exhausted, the House came to vote,
which resulted in the expulsion of Robertson,
the vote standing 56 for expulsion and %
against it. The Conservatives voted solidly
for expulsion, and, with one or two exceptions,
those voting for Robertson were of the lower
order of Radicals. Afew lodged the VOTE
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02
LAMPS.

II INVITE attention to the handsome Parlor
Lamps, which we are selling far below the
usual price for the same article.
H. F. ADICKES.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02
A FULL LINE

nF Fluid Extracts, Chemicals and Elixirs, al
~ ways on hand at the York Drug Store.
JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02

CHEWING TOBACCO.
lust received lot Of Chewing Tobacco-the
sD finest ever brought to this market. Cigars
astonishingly cheap by the box.
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CARPETS.

CARPETS.
MO longer an excuse for not having fine Car
~ pet on your floor. Call and examine our
stock, which we offer at great inducements.
H. F. ADICKES.
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NOTIONS.

II CANNOT enumerate my stock in this line,
which embraces nearly everything In the line
Of fancy Goods. Call and inspect for yourself
I am always pleased to show my goods.
H. F. ADICKES.
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performed 10 service. Ihe result Of
this discovery very naturally caused
great excitement. il The Office. and ccm-
missioner Dull MAS called upon to give
az explanation Il IS understood that
be ii.claimed a.. knowledge in regard
- the matter. and he'd his APPOINT
ment clerk NottinghaH, responsible for
IL Nottingham has b-en diSni ,>rd
from lis place but it Is believed that
the investigation will lot stop here.
Instances ars g,ven in which ss5 Fer
month has been paid u draughtswo-
men vino sublet the Contract for $50
p@r month. Mr.. Chandler will probs-
by push All inve>; CATION until he OBJ
talus the olttom facts. aud will take
whatever evidence j, necessary in the
matter. One possible result that is
spoken If is the early resignation Of
Commissioner Potruts.
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FROM PORT MADISON.
POKT MADISON, Dec. 26. 1876

P0KT MADISON. Dec. 26, 1876
ED. 1NTELLlGENCER No. to be out
done by their neighbors. the Port Mad
isontes got up dance on their own ac-
count Christmas night. Heretofore they
have thought it necessary TO invite
their friends to come and help them in
order to have a good time. But those
who witnessed this large aud orderly
gathering at their hall feel that Madi-
son has enough merry making people of
her own to have a grand dance Much
credit is due to Messrs Smith. Beaton,
Bowman and Grundy, for the admirable
way in which everything was conducted
The hall was tas'efully decorated with
evergreens and flags Good music was
furnished by Messrs. O'Strander and
Stampcr. Dancing commenced at an
early hour and continued until three
o'clock in the morning. About mid
night the company repaired to the cook
house. there to partake Of a bountiful
repast prepared by the ladies of, the
place. May the people of Madison live
to enjoy many more such pleasant times
is the wish of the writer. IoTA.
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sive spirit that actnatss the shore-line
counties Tie Nests says e. We learn
from private sources that the State Con-
ven,iou has carried In the Territory.
Columbia county took bold staLd with
her Soand friends upon this question.
aud VIC Gov feel confident that the an
nsxatjon - oregoa" scheme i lead for
ever. Thc acton hal a. the lss: e'ec-
ton upon the state government ques-
ton w.s To. premature, flr az leas,
three wears will be required to perfect
a Constitution and obtain admission
into the Union. By which time We will
have sufficient population to warrant
our setting up for ourselves without any
increase of taxation.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 2i-Capt Bo-
gardus and Crittenden Robinson shot
pigeon match yesterday single birds
at q yards, 10 double at IS; boundary
so yards Bogardas, double. 33: Robin
son pa
Arliye,i-Schr. Concordia, Sh0alwa-
ter Bay: schr. Laura May. Coos Bay;
bktn Moioc. e 'lumbia river; ok David
Ioadlry. Port Gamble; bntn Onicks'ep,
Port Ludlow; bh Matth, Ridcout, Por.
Blak civ; bk Atlantic. Port Gramhle; blk
Osmyn, seattle; hk Stmoset, Tacoma
ok Oakh,il, Port Blaktiy: brig North
Star Seattle.
Siilsl-B+rk Harvest Home, Port
Townsend
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Erum Yesterdays Oreaoplan.


New YORK. Dec 23.-The CONNER
cial agency in this city received yester-
day private dispatch from Texas, say
ing that the town of Crockett had been
burned down and that the houses Of
Hall, Roberts and Woolers were the
only ones saved The town Of Crockett
was situated on san Antonio road,
about 90 miles northeast Of AUSTIN, and
II miles east Of Trinity river. and was
the county seat Of Houston county. 1t
was laid out in 1868, and WAS one of
the most flourishiug towns in the inte-
rior of Texas. 1t boasted of several
stores. school houses Masonic Hall
and other fire building, public and pri-
vate
AURCRS. n. Y, De. - Landiicld
Il Co.'S tannery at New York valley.
burned last night los. Sio.0oc. p4,;i-
ally insured.
PITrsBuRG, Dec. - A young Cali
fornian named "ood. returning ia
! Newburg, y \ after Xix years all
sence. was fatally injured ny = railroad
accident near Adams. Ind on Satur-
day nj ght. The train left he track in
consequence of "a misplaced switch.
Wood III attempting to ,n,h from the
car was crushed in the wreck of the
platforms, from which it took two
| hours labor to release HIM.
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Cut This Out.

lT MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE.-There
Is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases,
Coughs. Colds or Consumption. vet
some would die rather than pay -
cents for bottle of medicine that would
cure them. DR.. A BoscHEE's GER
NAN SYRUP has lately been introduced
in this country from Germany. and its
wondrous cures astonislies every one
that tries 1t. IL You doubt what we saw
IN print, cut this out and take it to your
Druggist and get sample bottle for l6
cents and try it. Two doses will relieve
you. Regular size IS cents.
CRANE & BRIGHAM. Agents,
San Francis co.
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SiAIE vs. ANIMATION The fol.
lowing from the Dayton Ns.r. sho,,s
how the body Of the people in the -.
gicn acrcss the Cascades stand CT IN.
subject OF Territorial unity and co-ope-
ration. notwithstanding the secession
mania that MAS supposed to prevail
throughout the Walla Walla valley
The eSaniy Of WsiIa W.!la gave ii >u,all
majority agaisss the convention. whit,
the county Of Columbia nearly balances
WAlla Walla county in number. AMI Is
strongly in sympathy with the progres-
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N A r r I E d

CONNlCk-6OvE-I Steilseoom. December oath
1915. at ths residence 81 the brides parents BY
Rev. John r Damon. Capt. John r Connick, OF
the steamer Tacoma, and Miss Clara D. Cove
youngest daughter of Hon. Warren Cove, all Of
Pierce county,w. T. Compliments received
sTADELMAN-PAYNE In Seattle, on Christmas
Day. by Rev. A. G. Fairchild. Charles H Stsi~l
man and Miss Julia A. Payne.
KELIY-DAvIS-At Duneeness on Christmas
Day. 1870. Mr. George Kelly Chief Engineer OF the
steamer MAssic. to Miss Davis. of Dunginess
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in tbs Territory. 10 Published every Saturday
0ngnins. Terms Three Dollars per an,
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Catalogue. Address,
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Sabine and Natcllitoches.

Sabine and NatcliitOches.
One senator from the twenty third
senatorial district, composed of the
parishes of Rapides and Vernon.
One senator from the twenty
fonrth senatorial district, composed
% the parishes of Catahoula, VIM
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! Nineteen senators III all.
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One Judge and one District At
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in the city of New Orleans,
this sixteenth day of September, in !
Inc year of our Lord one Thousand |
eight hundred and seventy six, and |
Of the Independence of the United |
otateo the one hundred and first.
WM. Z. KELLOGG,
governor of tne State of Louisiana. |
Is, the Governor
L. q. DELLoNpE,
Secretary OF State.
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BEATTY P a n Q:
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