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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
THE CLAIRMONT BANK.

r +. Vanderveer, counsel for the receiver
and depositors of the Carmont savings BANK anu T. A.
noottle Mr. Broadwell's lawyer, hell consultation On
saturday, relative to settlement between 'ne eA ieS
dent and the trustees. No agreement was reaoneu' 1
further discussion was postponed uht ohy' wne" 70
oxnoct A., that the trustees will present then final dec
sion Mr. Broadwell through his counsel, on saturday
nronosed TO Mr. yandeyeer to give up TO the Dahk us
Share OF the deficiency In coal lands third
eIc which the counsel the depOsitors was unwlhg
10 accept The amount OF Mr.. BroadwelIs properly is
not definitely known but tho trustees believe that hd
nossesses comfortable fortune He says that he should
regret 10 see the deposors suffer. Samuel Mars eouh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01

The long vacation IS ended, and, to-day, the
courts DC gin their Fan WORK The supreme C'u.' H. OF
course the heaviest in tho amount ana Importance o. us
bus,ness Besides the five Justices o. this district be-
,, g. thus court one Judge from the Superior Court,
and one from the Court OF Common Pleas ana TWO
Judges from the country districts have been called on
almost continuously to dispose Of its business yet Win
this WORKING force Of nine judges tie calendars are
very little. If at Oh, smaller than lhey were
at is time last wear. Judges Davis, Brady and Daniels
are permanently assigned 10 tie General Term OF TINS
court and sat last Spring nearly ali tie tune yet th'y
hegn the wear with 327 cases on the calendar Among
the aupeals TO be heard those in The case OF l. T.
Musrrave gainst John T. Sherwood in which the pla-
til seeks 10 restrain the enlargement o. the SHERWOOD
House; IN John X y's suit for Libel against Nelson j
W.iorhufv and in the SUIT TO wind up the Juvenile
Curiau society. Besides these SUITS there afe several
wris OF cestiol To determine TIC tenure OF once OF
Tool M Lawrence. with third crcuit.at which judge
Van Brl't Will prObaDit ST. on tHia -, ~ 90"
Trc sncci1i Term which will he held hy Judge Van
VT stsrt oa with 80 cases JUdlc Barrett takes a.
the Chambers business This "a so constantly growing
that aid has almost always 20 Do gwen by sOie 90 VI
Other Judges 10 ,l i"J aa Event tia IT, formal
assignment If so judges 10 this niaich can haIdy DC
long delayed. Jndse Donghne, duIn@ ,3G S S,
summer home al RockaNay 10 9id III ne az, aca u
tins business. He expects, notwithstanding me l@rt
hat he hasa circuit 10 ic to e.'S some a' To Juse
Will be hld this month Judge hiaVN iS iea 20 tul
courf U November, tor which month nelson " Gesncrs
! trial for forgery i- SET GOWN
! The superior Court, special Term, Will be heid 10y
Judge Freedman ChlcfJustice Curtis oud judges Suer
80 ,'rd hn dino ,I Terms. THIS does not leave
! sufficient number Of judges % hold General Term
In me Common Pleas, Chi, fJIsucc DaiA ana judges
Terms and Judge Robinson to the special IeIH III LIS
court also, Jude Van Brunt WI prooaDiy o. e, caeu
10 tho Surrue Court 10 General Term can be held TINS
month The Chef-Justces of all three courts " IL DC
called away TO Albany "Wednesday % attend inc "ien
uial convention OF Presiding Justices u revise Inc court
Tules-a session Of unusual Importance, III view Oi the
! changes made by the new Code. . - 900 -.
THE Marine Court starts out with 5000 cases on ts
tri 1Iendar It's Trial Terms viii be held BY Judges
| Suuotf, sheridan and Akcr. ,,---
The SrrOgates is always in session. us ncreiH-
mo, sines however, will probably soon lead 20 me re-
% of the an OF having an Associate or Deputy sur
rnata or the chief clerk will DC gwen ADDITIONAL powers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
MABEL LEONARD AND HER MOTHER IN JAZZ.
DurinO the performance of Miss Mutton,

at the BrooAyn Academy Of Music on Saturday nigni
colomolion was caused at the stage door a1oGt 10
O'Clock ny the attempt Of several deu shei"s 10 sl
d,,seio, They secured an entrance and, armed with
warrant issued by Justice DOnOhuf, OF the slprt no
Court demanded the arrest Of Mabel Leonard, lhe clG
actress aud her mOther, Tor eOuttm 4i cIuI,
be fti,fs OF 4 f. Palmer, George W. Hald! iht ut"li
i'm charge was prevailed upon 10 deier the arrest untI
the close of the play. several months ago IN ooie,S VI
10 Prevention OF Cruelty TO CAdrcn ntetelcu 10 Pr
vent Mabel Leonards going the stage. Aiier being N
IN ma care Of T. C. Harriet. the husband Of cara
Wors but soon after away and rcioined her mother
Mrs Rogers now srrcstcd for cOntelnp, IN hot tIo
cirC her child I'm court ordered Mrs hcs-
crs with her two children. boarding on flltoutL
Prnolyn M the time tie arrest was unas ana i lhiee
tstfn 10 RAYMOND street Jail. Mr jenkins, OIL Tue
.oret Tor HE Pr.YrntiO Of Cruelty 40 ObiiUth, aA"
an officer were pcsent no the ln ot te arrest, Mi'
- made uudcr iser direction MIS-. R0Ecss ciiheu
,Ial lie arrest was delayed order that Mss Mo- r.
,t f,is, her e, ,ig-rent. The hearing IL tie case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
AN UNHEALTHFUL sCHOOL-llOUSE.
TksrRoa of Education has taken steps

no lINsIIN vi I9N1''FN'71I IT'D
repair s.hoolhOuse No. 81 In West Foretst lot adj
iacent has been purchased and additional building
will be erected Immediately. The scheo house IL IN a
bad condition at present. on the first moor mere are
f0nr rooms having no cellar beneath. In the rear Is
tenement house, the basement OF which Is on higher
level than the first floor Of the school buIdng Two
schoolrooms are almost durable by reason OF te
stcnches from the tenement house, aud are only
rendered habitable BY n liberal use OF uls'n'
fectants One lady teacher has died Of consumption,
contracted while teach ng In this building and another
lies with typhoid fever OFTEN the odors are SO over
towering that the children and teachers become sick ana
the school has dismissed for the day. Inc rooms
are dark and cloudy day the gas has to be lighted
When The rooms the first floor opened after the
vacation the walls the desks and the hOor were covered
with green mould.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
TIE ,mnnrR Oh JOIN BErz.

The funeral of John Betz, who was killed
-, ~, go Morreil-st. williamsburg Friday evening,
,oot Mace Yesterday afternoon. James Deyiin the
,,,derer ia sill al large 1t is confidently hoped that
meyim viii be IN custody to-day As his iathef feiA eA-
a. hos roused 10 produce HIM. owing 10 new develop
III, - a. the case Thomas Rooney, who was arrested
vpsierdny declares that Bctz chased Defin IRON we
80 mo tne hall. with Ratchet, and thht DtNhh
S,bted Pefz in selfdefcnce Xavier Conrad, bFOer-
lsv of Bez also says that lac attempted To ger ht
~ - ,,saV from BetZ who chasing DeNun WIN ~.
49,, Deyn IL held as accessory, for FURNISHING us
t,hcr money TO escape, and Thomas Hardnal VINO
was holding Betz at the time lie WAS Ahcu' - "iSo M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
THE YELLOW FEVER.
pnoGRrss OF THE DISEASE AT FERNANDINA.

pKOITT-oS OF TIE HIoFHNIl II TT'''+''''''71''E''
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 3O.-A special
dispatch reports six deaths at Fernandna In the last
fory-eght hours. Captain +. r. Giossnan Colector OF
N. yor dicd last night Three new were reported
to-day aud several cases very low tonight Among
nnnulation shows the number OF the inhabitants to be
c39 of whcn 2g3 are ~ present SICK Light hundred
and nfty-thIee have been sick.
TWO CAsEs REPORTED IL BOSTON HARBoR.
BosTos, Sept 30.-Two cases OF yellow fever
have been discovered in the brig r. NJ. Tinker, from
trinidad Cuba aud the men have been placed III the
F.ycr Hospital at quarantine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
,rv,np N,v-A New Hartford

NUI NLLF -"NHr1 -. -, s,ti.Ioction I'm
dwellinp upon the fact that he is seli-nade man. Is
given TO pong sticks right and eIt without regard 70
tn he commenced banierlng neerdo wen OF DOUBT
mi anieccdrnts who drited into town some years ago,
rindno mn his rennrks foows: SAY, now, ulu yon
VIZ. hey, a father or mOtherf "Sartns you live :
came bach the reply like a shot, Im none OF your SELF
MADE men"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC ,o,o
6.t6 SIM 5A2 Clock slow. ~ ~
Woan ,ise: 1229 Noon souhs 707 Moons aye, days "a
HInH WAFER ro-pAY-A ~ 80
dandy Hoax 1.5o Gov Island 223 Hell Gate.... Az
HIUH WATEg TO.DAY-P ~ 4,
Sandy Hook 234 Gov Island.... 2;JZ heh ua'o'' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01

James Hanahan, Of No. 500 Greenwich-st,
s toupd late on the night of September % lying I'M
conscious at Hudson and Greenwich-sts. He was re-
moved to the Chambers street Hospital, where 1t was
fouud that be was suffering from severe scalp wound
He remained unconscious nntI y; m on hrias' "e
Frosted YESTERDAY aud stated that he bad struck iian
han who was intoxicated III Tie Iaee TO ire m oa
hail Inc physicians believe that Hanahahs Drinking
HABITS contributed TO his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01

crrMrs AND cAsrALrIEs-gY TELEGRAPH

GRIMES AND tA0l
porcuvrrpsrP. n. Y. Sept 3O.-Iicnry Neecl.
HOY seven year. struck 10y an express u "' NV
Yesterday and fatally injured.
klFMpHIs Sept. 3O.-Frank Wait. prominent ooaI
ana ice dealer was fatally shot day 10 fr0nt 81 hc iAy
Hotel By Alexander rrowbridgc. Of Hefuando MISS
SAN FRANCIsCo Cal, Sent. 3O-A dispatch from
or,iane Oregon saws thar Thompson larrea ~
seattle Washington TeIdbn. tie 2eh inst. Tor the M
DIR OF solomon BAKER last February
uoNrpr.t Canada Sept 3O.--TucIus Robinson,
~ Sewport W. hsFe TO-DAY aant th' Non
neal portland Boston RAILWAY COMPANY iy tSuVyv A"
also 10 annu TIE transfer Of certain railway shareA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
TIE HUNTERS POINT NUISANCE.

The Grand Jury of this County have IN
dicted Edward T. Coe for maintaining nuisance at
hunters Point He is the owner Of the bone-bohng eS-
toblsbment on Westsve., the stoncn from which, "neh
the wind is eastery, makes portions OF tAe upper par
W ~ II il alleged almost uncomfortable By an act OF
iS51 persons maintaining nuisance near the DOuua!
lines Of Westehester, Queens and New YORK 9one g
~ efng informed Of his Indictment, came 10 tie Ds
tct Attorneys Office and gave bail, Daniel H. baiu~'
one OF the indcting Grand jury DeconA"S "'' '0"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
DETECTIVES SHARPLY CRITICISED.

A committee of Police Headquarters detect
nj, saturday sent 10 Commissioner ErhardI' letter.
asking his aid and advice in presenting to the Legisa
ture bill 10 enable policemen who have served twenty
Years in the department to retire on hall pay III reby
the commissioner stnt COMMUNICATION '"'"e' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
Nrw-vopr DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1877

approving OF the appointment Of committees am ong PC
lccmcn Ia influence legislation. The communication
conclude as !oiows: The province OF detectives Is
to prevent detect crime, enough or Which, .hlurlu
naiey exists in S city ~ demand and occupy Their en-
iirr time IN the officers composing the detective iorco
imagine that they can find tire TO interfere IN leRI.a
tive matters they viii be Temndcd 10 patrol duty his
conmitiee bad better dissolve AZ once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
RoATRACE on TIE HUDSON.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 3O.-A single scull race
has been arranged between NJ Davis the champion OF
NeyTueand and James Ten Eyck, OF Peekskill. \. y.
They are Ia row three miles ON the Hudson River at
pecisEil October TO- Ten Eyck allows DAVIS 500 for
avn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01

Quality and newt considered the lat swift silent ANTI
matte mo tension. sewing machine ~ the wilcox ana "''s
" Co. s tie cheapest IN The world lh'it o.'s', ~
ecn,r b. Greatly reduced in price. Wrte to 6is Brai~a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
F,rpn,NK.. SCALES.

In The month Of August 30 loads Of Scales were sent
ant from the seal. works ard 80 car loads u materials
for manufacturer Scales received at the Works 10
the same monih-l5i. Jolnabury Nt Caleioian' sept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01

sci for the trustees says that another receiver VII nor
he appOlned hy JUDGE Landon. in any case, uhin th
lat or part of week, and II very propaDle tnt
General smailey would be confirmed. TIE moilon ibaue
Friday by Luther Hoffman. 20 recover Sol from tue IT.
coiyer, was denied by Judge DOnahuo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
HOMICIDE BY cAssIus NJ. CLAY.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 3O.-lt IL reported from
u-ni,.nou Madison County, that the Hon. Ca sius NJ.
clav today Killed negro named Henry White. Inc
nnrficnlars nOt known. Clay surtendeIeu hlIseI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01

The, hnvcah iu ,o uio. oy OF ihe country 'rd hero
lore have mn great stock Of fire Clothing Di'LN 90
d.. ,r., rr,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Oct. l. ! a. MA gradual ueeiInn
, oprp.sur took place IN the latter part % saturday
f,s shown i'm the upper diagram after the sky had
ceased Doe threatening; THIS sr was Ist,l,sl 80
e,ghat ircr asel yesterday. Inc tfmNtfiilt h :
alien eyv degrees The amount OF moisture ia the ar
Is sill considerable. al, ma. - nj,
,nneratre For twO days partial clouoiness pes more
urnbs nile Tomorrow tugu TODAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
Guecinl \ oliceo.

n uoe & Co.. Manufacturers OF Printing Presses and
Printing Machinery Of every Description Hydraulic Presses
Letter Copying Pre.se- steel Saws once Manu-
factory and ware Rooms 5Oi Grands, corner sherfst
Reduced price rst and catalogue on application. -
Bangs 4 co.. No. $50 broadway.
VIII sell at auction on
MONDAY, oct 1atipm.
rYGRAyIyGs. MISCELLANEOUS VIEWS AND PoR'
TRAITs-Hisorca. Literary. Theatrical ETC.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Oct and 3, a; 4 p No.,
A Library containing many Rare and Curious Works
VOYAGES aud Travel. in Afrita. America, aud
around the world Faectia, etc
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. oct and 8. st3p m,
A COLLECTION or cURrosrTiEs. MINERALS Tos
sIIs AND SHELLS.
, rare LOT OF Idols Costumes and Swords. war Clubs
Antique Watches Curious Jegelry. snun
Boxes. China cut Glass indian
Pins. etc. etc.
Firc Insurance.
THE GERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE co. OF NEW
YORK,
sc the attention 81 Property Househodera store
Keepers and ohers seeking reliable protection from FIRE
toss. 10 t large and the exceptionally favor
able character Of ts assets After setting aside the sum Oh
s57l7I5 a. for policies now IN force ana Tor
other liabilities surplus remains I'm addition % one hon
Dollars Cash CaptaD Of s6jlss7 81 Nearly Twelve Hun
1a Thousand Dollars are invested Ia United states Regis
tered Bonds Moderate lines accepted desirable property
at Favorable Rates
OFFICE, No l7e BROADWAY
Brapch Corner lithst aud tth-ave. and
oaiees n earisi opposite Produce Exchange
Ncrxou. Fshau-tion- medical essay comprising res
of ieetrTc. deA rrsa kahns Museum 81 Anaony N'N
Work on the cause ~ premature ns'e '"Nhk ~
disuutsbly hos health may b. reEained aionlng c.
synopsis 81 mneiimouts 70 msrrsge and m, ~
u,rvnus and seal debility ing the result on 20 q
rs,,epce Price rs Address the author Dr. l. D.
| kAmN, once and reaceuce 81 p lo'hst, n Y. --
| Patents, Trademarks. Ac., .
| secured IN The United states aud fnei4n couNIi'.V
ARTHUR V. RIkrbN's PAlkNl AoENNi'
2Js broadway, New YORK
| Rest references send for book Of nstrncuon.
seventh Assembly District Republican Associnto,-A
onzrers 80 ~ UNIVERSITY place 10 raty the noninsH"As
/ S1,a,,e IN The Republican stale Convent n
n'"'' " ~ CORNELlUs VAN cCgT President
| wM rERHtNE, Secretary.
The Fire en- thu Hearth. Frepaee sto:e aud Furnace
Cai send for Circular o " CO. llo tn'ohs', y -,
| The seaside Iibrary-Lafsst Issues. "a
30 Daniel D-runda BY George kllot ........''''.'' 49,
10 Mascap Violet. BY william Black -
TX Gnnith oaunt BY Charles Reade
III Mistress and Maid BY Miss Auock -.
IA The New Magdalen, by Wlke Collins
IA The Fur Country by Jules Verne ~
Eor ale by aud sent post paid on recep, OF
cents fer and IS csnts Tor fouDle ne1oei
| GEORGE MUNRO, 81 BsekmanSt. Sswton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01

stone wall separated the reecSed the OF the
munca,ons s, to s" might succeed, but as II ''
o.", ,ri'.I weaker every day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01

,-r.r,rprErN- APRrSON Ncw.Havcn, sept p. ~
H. Rev Francis Toiicl thc residence OF nc tr'
uofItr G0ii,h Erfsr en-, " Vow YORK 10 i' "'"ri'i
Of the late j auits Ham .sUr. n NeH-llhftN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic states, eastcrly'
veernc 10 southety winds. clear or partly cloudy "eaI
or and stationary pre- ssurc and temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01

wan. s.ss. l4ret-c4 rar.' Iuf IN tns GU ~ . ~
rlr rr.~n giTc fIF ~ n tine if tnr - =
M lrr-.. ~8ite lae ltgfseatt sAs tsei M a.
.ft ae mercury lllnF those lI4ft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01

An Yonoe. Of Marriages masi be nior'ed rh f'f
,oss and address.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-11
ESTATE SALE.
Mortgage Sale.

Thomas Pynum and Dzc Rynum Ia Pauilna To-
bias-Mortgare of Personally.
By virtue Cf the above mortgage, | will sell
In front cf the Mail III the town of Camden,
on Saturday. the 9th duy ~ December next, the
Following property: Onc black mare mule, one
red cow, with white tail. ere SrcCkicd cow, with
butt head, ond hfown heicr and one one-holsc
Wagon. Terms cash.
"nOy27-9t MARCUS TOBIAS, Ageut
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-11
I'iller'S Ferry Items.

DEAR JOURNAL: No ncws-slill
happy. My only Object in writing is to
give YOU cordial invitation out to see
us. We are living now on fat and
sassy" and as this is an age of prog
ress, our upper tens are adopting
some Of the fashions. and have taken
to wearing shoes. The young preach
ers are fixing off to conference. They
had high old time with lis on the eve
Of their departure. The oil folks re-
called them on the best they had, named
the baby. turned their backs when they
told TIC girls goodbye, heard some queer
explo--, all Of Nhom wept with one
eye. Happy new Year to them. Girls
still at Pas. We have seen no
account of the death Of yonr many cor
rcspondcn:s-wherc are they? Has
Wat kircrcd lis school house, or .htNs
dam brokr:9. Would be glad to hear from
them. Mr.. J. u. Shaw went 'straighl
ont" to Florida, but like certain Gem
eral, who marched his array Up the bill
and then marched it loSn again. lac
came straight back again. Ill let you
know that | went somewhere too was
at Florence this week, bit don't intend
going again soon--the Old woman t"os
me to be another man. int, nj going
to see Mr.. Shaw and hear him tell o
his travels, then l'lltcil Of mn". lie wi.
have to stretch his blanket if Lc 'gct
away" with tho COLONEL.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-11
Editorial Items.

Senator Bal : ia' been arpolnted
up,nilc Gcmmili,c Gu Miitary AIta'is'
TuE Pore continues to grow sradr-
ally verse in Lody, but lis mind rc;;'alns
clear.
Inr NHvliiyAN na;'r,ty in tie |.
s. Senate = ,iaciir,l'y leduccd to the
Vice l'ros,Gcrt vi was 10; elected
Hon. {. G. MLMN:XGEE. Of Charles
tor, Will succeed Mr. Shcppaldas {. air.
nan Of tic Conmi,tc, Of Was and
Means.
MAgnG,GENEEAL BESJAMiS H.
CIR, c. :. 4. died in G. ar!.s;on on tie
7th Instant, in the seveu'y-tAirl year
o iis aye.
GENERAL JosLrH J.. JOHNSTON says
tina. Goa. !.cr2,ircct's description ofihe
Ge'y.byig h-Lti Is tl:e only satisfactory
oac that Las ocU alpcmcd.
.A.sMclrIcY ;.as been made to the
General Assembly for the CHARTER 0!
The Georgetown and North Carolina
l:ailroad Company,
l.%.Go,taNoN MANNING is spoken
o. a, tie Isobails senator from Ciar-
ouGou, to Gil The uuc1pirea term OF
War|cy, who re'i nd recently
fnG election in Charleston for mimi
c;,a! ,fcIs cones cf to-Gay. The
B,nccla,s 49, COZ Scent that their en-
tie t:,Lc, viii be iriumplan;ly elected.
TEE b.il rcpcaIing the Resumption
&C; has teen passed ty tic House OF
Representatives by a small majority.
/. ,ucc,ss IN lie Senate is extremely
doubtful.
iANCAsrIR cauc cut right side up
with care, on the ID ii stan', Col. John
u. Wyi.e. The Ecmc cratic candidate for
Site Srl.t,r, L,ing l,u,d without or-
position.
Con. LrgcT +. iou&ANs, Of tie
Co ln,lia lar, has lccn elected BY thc
i.c.,. :iarr 10 the ti:cc of Attorney
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-11

TIE ENIrEHr!ARY.-Superiitcn
den, parn.c!c las made his annual re-
por; to the legislature Of the coudliior
OF IL State prnitentiary. The entire
cost Of tie institution for the year was
so glG 50: the average number oi
ron,;c.S .iGj, making the expense OF
each ,r;>oncr $40 80. Duling the yea;
s.veniy three coryic;s cscaprd, of whom
scceu.cca we've recapIurei!. The gu
,.cIinicn1en; asks ior an ~ preparation
rf S.J.CGO .or The next fiscal year
Tor mainlcn,ucc, SO. coo; for cuns,ruc-
ton $4,000; for equipment Ct shops
and material ior manufacture, $4,000.
With this appropriation ii Is claimed
dat fsr future year, the legislature
rcci uo, ri0;i.!c morc than Il n;in.ent
fund Vi Si1.GU0 70 be uscd oi. y upon
variant Of tho Governor in cases OF spN-
cal nee s.i,y. What ec!i1n the l. giS-
,atu.c vii take uion this report is un-
l.uown. Scme Ian Should be ad picd
Tor maLias ti.c prison selfsusiaiuIag
Il ia. ten an in:olc.ablc burden TO the
tax,a,cr, n" u miir Il wraltk to is
riala.e.>.-.;|Lcr!Ue .h,iioa.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-11
Eriradicr-Cencral He.lph:ll.

Tie N,rs and Gorr''r pays the f'i-
lowug Ge.cry,d tribute to the d;stin-
.uislcd CompanlDr Of tie Ee'cn,h
Brigade Of Infantry;
"Grn. Robert Il. liemrhi.l is row
Just thirty seven years old. lie va
Graduated wi,h tie li.icr! honors al
Ershinc College in lo19, and at the
,ciy ou:Sct Of he oi,i! war ,olnnrc red
in Tie Ccnttd,r4te service. Far u:c
year he served as private N tac $cy:
rnth South Carolina Regimen; !ur two
yca,~ hr served rs a pr!ya;" in Oir>
iir.ine,t of itil'>: Ior one scar he Was
Scsacant- Mrior of the !; giln'nt .asi
named. Gca llemphiil took part Ia
iity battle, and bears ngon lis body
the sears OF honorable wounds roe iYcd
q, Charlottesville, Gettysburg and Pc
tr,b.rc. t'srm the fiist lanas>as To-
the sulrcudcr of Lee at AlromaitoX,
he marched and lou.it under tie
Sor,lcin Cio,s. lis military rccor!
is w.tfoui bcmsh. y a brave soldier,
holding it III, highest h"n'r to bar q
muskct in the ranks, G,n. liemlhiIl w"s
without lcproach.
For sou,r years Ger. lIcn.i''ilI has
b,cn Gagged in jonrusl;sm, with liz
acc, inpli>lcd Younger hrothcr, }. {.
IIen.pliIl. as editor and proprietor 0!
tic &Lbeviile .!.,i';om. Ia the m'nagc
mcnt If tl's newspaper lis ability has
/ cen conspicuous. lhc leop!e OF va
AlLc,iiIc gave h'm a signal marx ol
llcir coni;Gcrcc by clccring him to 'hc
legislature, 'a., rllI. at the head Of tie
ticket In the Legislature, us out OF it,
be las been independent and fearless.