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require the attorney-general to in
quiro into the matter Of the phos-
phate companies of tho State, with
. Wow to define and protect the
interest of the State therein.
The Senate joint resolution to ap-
point a commission to investigate
the sale of the Columbia canal was
read a second time.
Resolution to appoint committee
to report II plan for tho employment
of the penitentiary convicts was
adopted.
Concurrent resolution to raise a
commission to investigate the man
agement Of the charitable and penal
institutions of the State, was read u
second time.
The bill to submit to the voters of
the various counties proposition to
change the fence law received u
third reading.
Adjourned.
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cadetship and was kicked out.
Thanking God that his constituency
could not read, he again offered
himself as q candidate for Congress,
was reelected, and again kicked out.
Then he entered State politics rs q
Senator from Darlington, and be-
came chairman of the most import
ant Senate committe. Here he
stole money for liquors ana cigars /;
stole the appropriation made for
the purchase Of portraits of Lincoln
and Sumner stole three Thousand
dollars on raised claim for print
ing by the Darlington Southerner,'
stole thousands of dollars in con,
junction with the Republican Print.
ing Company; and, in word, stole
everything he could lay his hands
on. 1t was wise in him to leave
and still wiser to stay away. Woe
to him if tho people ever lay hands
on him.
The Senate now stands sixteen
Republicans and sixteen Democrats
with one vacancy. AS Whittemorc's
resignation takes effect at the end
of the session, the people of Darl-
ington cannot be represented before
next session. Col. j. A. Law, the
county chairman of that county,
will probably succeed Whittemore.
He will be Il great acquisition to tho
Senate.
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Conc From Our Gaze.

Whittemore has resigned. From
tho fastneSscs Of his massachusetts
home, whittier, under prctenso of
illness in his family, he had fled to
escape the avcnging Nemesis, he
has addressed letter to the Presi-
dent of the Senate notifying him
that he will no longer hold his seat
m that body. Thus has another
carpet, ,bagger and scoundrel dis
appeared forever from South Caro>
lima politics. We knew il would be
80 A man so completely covered
over with fraud could not be expected
to tarry long in tho face of decency.
But we were unpreparcd for this
sudden disappearance. For two
years more ut least we thought ho
would linger to disgrace the
people of Darlington. But their
day of dolivorance was near Mt hand.
Three weoks ago Wh.ttemore stood
in the Senate, and, with his hand upon
his heart, protested his innocence
OF all tito charges preferred against
him, and averred that he was an
honest man. In less than fort
night tho print of his fingers was
incontcstibly proven in number of
steals of various magnitudcs, from
the fraudulent purchase of baskets
of champagne up to the ombczzlc-
ment Of thousands of dollars. The
tr"ll was so hot that Whittomore
found it convenient to loave on q
days notice. That no was thus
s'1fterG Il to escape is mark of great
clcmenoy on tho part of the Senate.
Tho law officers should be more
stern. Whittomore should be com
PEELED to labor in tho penitentiary,
the funds appropriated for which he
has helped SO often to steal
Whittemore's career was eyentful.
He went into the Fe loral army as a
chaplain and stole postage stamps.
He settled in South Carolina and
swindled his black followers by
marrying them all over at dollar q
head. Ho'went to Congress, sold a
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SAFE AND SURE,
MIR. II. R, SrEyESS

MIR. II. II. STEVENS
In 1872 your N"gotinc was recommend
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VEG E"i'iNE

Ncgrtnc thoroughly rralicatcS every
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system to healthy condition.
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HYDE PARK, Mass Feb. Is, 1876.
ME. II H. STEVENS:
Dear Sir About ten years ago my health
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ackca by typhoid fever in its worst FORM
settled i'll my back and TOOK the f,rn, cf
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the State but received no permanent
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ut different times.
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have in that time gained twenty five
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During the past few weeks I have Al
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VI. ". HlhiN'DT LII ~,
Pastor Of the Methodist T.. Church,
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DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
fora long time was demon.
Strator Of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Gcor.
Eia, hence, persons using
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they arc prepared
on scientific principles,
and arc free from ali
quackcry.
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il heretofore antagonistic
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Their first apparent cE-
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petite by causing the food
to properly assimilatc,
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action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
evacuations are produced.
The rapidity with which
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SHAVING SALOON.

'HI undersigned takos this method Of
L informing the public that he hns
opened a Shaving anil iair-cutting
saloon IN tho room two doors west of tn o
pos. .oflice, where he will take pleasure in
serving az those who may, favor hi "
WIN call. Everything in his line do III
in the latest and n.ust tnnlionuble style ne
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NE{iEI'IN T..

Thousands will bear testimony (and do
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medical compound yet placed before the
public for rcnovating and purifying the
blood, cradicatinS all humors, impurities
or poisonous secrctions from the system,
inriBorating and strengthening the
system debilitntcd by disease: in fact it
is, rs n.any have called it, THE Great
Health RcStorer."
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, May 2S.
SENATE.

The President laid before the Sen
ate the following communication
lion W. d. Simpson, President of
tie Senate, '&atc of South Cu'o-
li31n;
DEAR SIE-I respectfully tender
my resignation as State Senator
from Darlington the same to take
effect on and after the close of the
extra session of the General Assem-
bly,. L have the honor to be, yours
respectfully,
B. T.. WH1rTEMoRE.
Several bills were received from
the House, received their first read
ing and were laid over under the
rules.
The following received third
reading:
Bill (with House amendments) to
provide for the filling of vacancies in
county offices, and to regulate the
holding OF electors therefor bi to
establish uniformity in the sessions
of the C &c lit courts bill to amend
sections 65 and Sc, chapter 12O, of
the revised statutes, relative to liens
on crops.
Bill (with House amendments
to reduce and fix the salaries
of certain officers was read, some
amendments cOncurred in and 9TH
ers rejected, and message sent to
the House accordingly.
Senate bill (with House amend
ments) to reduce and fix
the per diem and mileage of
members of the General Assembly.
The Senate refused to concur, and
tho bill and message informing the
House of the action of the Senate
returned accordingly.
The reply of Mr.. John Nc Kay to
the charge of contempt was read,
and Mr.. Mckay discharged.
The appl pliation bill was dis
cussed at some length, without final
action.
Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
After some business of no
general interest q joint reso-
luton relative to the State
University and Normal School was
read second time. The following
is synopsis of it's provisions /.
That the governor shall assume i'm
mediate control of he buildings used
for the Normal Sch ool and the Uni
versity, and shall rent out said
buildings to responsible parties tho
buildings to be put in charge Of q
competent person and the rentals to
be applied, as far as the governor
may deomIproper, to such purpose. 2.
That the Trustees Of the University,
together with the committee on edu
cation of the House and Of the Sem
ate, shall constitute commission to
devise plans for the organization and
maintenance of ono university for
tho whites and ono for tho blacks
which shall forever be distinct and
separate, but shall be endowed with
equal advantages in all respects 3.
That the commission shall devise
and suggest q more economical
method of managing said institu-
tons than now exists.
A number of bills were read
second time-among them the fol.
lowing To authorize the governor
to appoint the regents of the lunatic
asylum from Richland county to
disperse with the recording of deeds
in the office of the Secretary of
State to declare and punish fraud
III the sale Of produce to prohibit
the unauthorized absence Of certain
officers from duty to authorize and
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7 I u T I T rs Pill. j. S

a distinguished physician of New York
says:
sit is astonishing how universally DR..
TUFTS Pills arc used. In my daily rounds.
l hear of them not only among the poor:
but their virtues are hcradcd from the man.
sions Of the wealthy and refined Know
ing the inventor from his long connection
with the medical profession, I have great
confidence in their merits and Of late have
otten prescribed them with tho happcst re-
suits in cases where I desired to make dc.
cidcd impression on the lvcr.n
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TUESDAY, May 2S.
SENATE.

OENATE.
Several bills, of local Importance
only, were read second time.
House bill to amend sections IS
and Sc, chapter 12O, of the revised
statutes, relative to liens on crops,
was read u third time.
The Senate appointed Messrs.
Crittenden, Gary and Withcrspoon
q committee 0 f conference on the
per diem bill, and Mcssrs. Bowen,
Cochran and Taft q committee of
conference on the bill to reduce and
fix the salaries of certain officers.
The Senate then took up the ap-
propriatlon bill, which was discussed
till adjournment
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MIR. Simpson. introduced the fol-
lowing, which was adopted and sent
to the Senate
Resotceel, by the House of Rcp~
rescntatives Of the State of South
Carolina, the Senate concurrinr,
That the General Assembly do meet
IN joint convention at u o'clock
meridian, Oil Thursday, the 31st day
of May, 1877, for the purpose of
electing circuit Judge for the fifth
judicial circuit.
This resolution rests upon the
following facts Carpenter was
elected on the 18th of December,
1872, to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Judge Melton.
His full term Of four years, thcfore,
expired on the 18th of December,
1878, but on the princi pie
that each judge holds his Office for
full term Of four years from the
day of election (the position taken
by Chamberlain when he refused to
commission Moses ard Whipper,
and sustained by the decision OF the
Supreme Court on,a qu stion of pre-
clsely the same natllro) Carpenter's
term did not expire till December
IL, 1876, and there was, at the time
Of the election in 1875, no vacancy
in the fifth circuit
Minort (Rep.) introduced the fol-
lowing, which was laid over under
the rules:
Resoloed. BY the House of Rep
rcsentatives Of South Carolina, the
the Senate concurring, That the
Hon. j. j. Wright be, and he is here
by, requested 20 resign the Office of
Assoclute Justice of the Supreme
Court now held by him.
Mr.. Colt, from the committee on
conference with the Senate commit
tee on bill fixing the per diem of
the members of the General Assem-
bly,, reported that the joint CONS
mlttee had agreed TO sustain the
House amendment fixing the per
diem at five dollars per day; also,
agreed that the House recede from
It's amendments providing that no
compensation bo received for any
session longer than sixty days.
The House then proceeded to
consider the case of the Charleston
delegation. The majority of the
committee reported in favor of cx-
cludng the entire delegation, on
tho ground of frauds and irregulari-
ties In the election. The minority
report was signed by only one
member. The Democrats, with
Hamilton, Myers and Westbcrry,
colored Republicans, advocated tile
maj ajority report. NIinort offered a
substitute to seat thirteen Repub-
leans and four Democrats, but this
was tabled. The majority report
was then adopted by a vote of sixty
SIX ayes to twenty nine noes.
Adjourned.
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PERSONS TAKE on FLESH,
ORTIZ THEIR WEIGHT m GOLD.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
,1HN. 4. 3.IS5c.

- iofS'
DIR. TUTr dear Sir:
For ten years I have been
a martyrto dyspepsia, con-
stipation, and piles, and
had well nigh exhausted
the matcria mcdica for re-
lief from this living death,
when, by accident, your
Pills were brought 10 my
notice. I began their use,
and the first dose gave mo
such rcliefthat I continued
otnke them. I am now Il
well man, have n good ap-
petite, can digest we'll, the
piles have disappeared,
and ] have gained forty
pounds in solid flesh. I
would not be without
them for their weight in
gold.
REV. x. l.. SIMPSON.
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SHE RESTS WELL.
SoUTn POLAND, Me-, Oct, II, 49,

SOUTH POLAND, Me-, Oct, II, 1870.
Mr.. II. II. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I have been sick two years
with the liver complaint, and during that
time have taken II great many difrrcnt
medicines but none of them did me any
good was restless Mt nights and had
no appetite. Since taking the Vcgetine
rest well and elish my food. Can recon-
mend the Negetino for what it has done
for me.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. ALBERT RICKEE.
Witness of the above,
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Vaughan, Medf,rd, Mass.
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, 1877-10-09

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