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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30
SENATOR PATTERSON.

Columbia, 8. c., Nov. 2s.-The special
terson sincs last spring, reported 70 day that
i had examined forty ex-membsrs Of the
Legislature, white and eolored, who concur
that Patterson's election was secured BY bril-
berry. Twenty testified that they vsss bribed
either persoaally By Paterson OF liz aes.t.
tso% SIS T. ,sstas,as A i%sp ,@.., s,, sass
testified that Offers Of brides were made to
them and refused. Elliot, colorsd ex-mem.
Der Of coogrsss, Who was Patterson,s most
formidable opponent was offered $4,000 to
withdraw from The coatest, which hs refused.
The ofsr wss nads s. ). b. Desnis il a.
Aanso q Psttasas. Iajer Neesea 3. p.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

President MacMahon on Tuesday received
adslsgstioa from tho party ~ the right is
the senate. They assured the marshal vi
the unwavering support Of their party SO
the present crisis, and encouraged him to
persevere in his present policy OF resislanc.
to the chamber. The marshal replied a.
follows: Gentlemen. I thank you for your
co.operstion, and believe I have the righ,
to count upon it. If the senate 10 faithful
to its duty 90 the guardian with ne of The
constitution aud of legality il will sustain
me. I feel sure it will. II. unfortunatel,
Tor the country, it should prove otherwise
our lot will still be the same, and I shall
know how to show you the way"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

DR.. Red6eld, the ablest aud best posted Of
all the southern correspondence, is sadaied
that for Whatever evil there Is in the solid
south, now or hereafter, it is . matter that
President Hayes and his policy il in no
wise responsible for. He found it, but did
not create it. Even South Carolina and
Louisiana we're demo:rati before he '"sur-
rendered them" DR.. Red6eld thinks that
the republicans could not have maintained
themselves any longer. even with the whole
army At their backs, and concludes that
Hayes has simply done the best no could
with what he found on hand when he came
e.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

lany, colored, vs. present ard oosroSorated
E.fosg's statement Gov. Moses aAervasde
.ppointsd J. b Dsaais jury comm,aionsr 70
sv,iuriiss for tie prslecioa Of Pallss1mn
shsuEhs was ildlcssd ilsl873 for prsparinx
mis- d~ecsisae9 b9ttssE andssshs Grange
sssnt W. ssspnxAblly eoalplssd. Every
,SitnSSss tsseiASd thk - Known
S..pu4e hssnenbsn4hS PsfSrsiaw ~ pare
,haaioR hs election. Ehc Svi6sncs show
hat votes we're bought while the elect on
was in progreM MAXWELL, coloFsd senator,
sss paid to change his vote % Pastersoa,
Shsch gave rnaiosity Of the ssoa!e and
avoided ths .sossity ef.s joint spe11blly she
next day.. N3ss Hal ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

General Sherman 10 Of tho opinion th.i
If the protection Of Texas requires . mill
tary force Of 1900 men, the protection "
the northern belt of the country for III.
width of one hundred miles from the Brl.
ish line, where the Sioux and other hostil,
Iodians range. requires ~ the same rati" .
force Of 10000 m~n.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

The associated press men in Chicago have
probably committed blunder in reporting
that kellogg was seated in the Senate OF.
Wednesday. The proceedings Of that body
do not show any tuch action for that day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

From the Black H,lls Herald Of The 2sd,
We learn that Mr.. james Hand has appeal
ed the mand.mus case of McKinnis and
Manning We. Hand, to the supreme cou.t
Tue case is for the purpose Of compelling
Mr.. Hand to issue certificates # election TO
the newly elected officers Of Lawrence coun
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

The Daily Press and Dakotaian
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Per Week, acts !; Fer Month. 81; Per Year, q
Once on Third Street, between Broadway an
Cedar-Dufackss Block.
BOWEN 3 KlNGsBURY. Publishers.

The Indians who robbed the Bismsrca
coach, and Others who have been seen in tn
vicinity Of the Black Hilb m undoubtedly
deserters from Red Cloud and Spotte Tail'-
bands who are moving north to the Yellow
stone.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
THE CRIMEAN WAR.

In view OF the war now prevailing
between the Turks and Russians the
following short synopsis of the Crimesn
war, taken from Zells encyclopedia,
will be readable if but to refresh the
minds of our older readers OF the incl
dents and dates Of that memorable con-
flict:
ain 1853 Russia demanded from the
Turkish government guarantees Tor the
rights OF the Greek christians OF Turkey,
which the Porte believed to involve an
actual sbdication Of its sovereign rights,
and which it, therefore, refused to con-
cede. This led in the same year 10 the
beginning of the eastern or Crlmesn
wsr, in which France, England ana
Sardinia took sides with Turkey, on tke
ground that the existence of tho latter
empire and the equilibrium OF power
in Europe, we're endangered by Russia.
The armies OF the alhes Effected land.
,nc at the Bay of Eupatoria, September
l4,lS5t. On their southwsrd march
toward Sebsstopol they encountered the
Russian forces, commanded by
Prince Menzikoff, on the banks OF the
Alma. A bloody battle was Tough.
September 20th) in which the Russians
were compelled to retreat. On September
25.h the British forces seized Bsiskisva,
and on October 9th the regular serge OF
the portion of Sebastspol commenced,
The Russisns having sunk vessels IN the
entrance to the hsrbor and thus rendered
the city unassailable By maritime force.
On October 25th and November 9th the
| Russians vainly attempted 70
aanihilate the beseiglng forces IN
the battles of Balsklavs and II:
hermann, but afterwards confined
themselves mainly to sorties, being In
t.nded more 10 harass and retard The
siege than to relieve the place definitely
Among those conflicts, some assumed al
most the character Of regular field battles
for instance, an unsuccessful attack o.
the French upon q new redouot Feb
23. 1856, J, their first assault upon the
Mslakoi and Redsn June 49,, and the
battle of the rchernaya (Aug. l6l, in
which the Russians numbered $1,000 In
fantry and 5000 cavalry, made q las
effort to break the aggressive force OF th'
enemy. The trenches having beer
driven - nsar the Russian defensive
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
,,coURAGEnENr TO nANUFAc-
TURING.

rb, Baltimore City Council has
,,der consideration a resolution call
!, r,op the Mayor TO appoint a
,,nmi..ion OF five gentlemen, engaged
:. manufacturing or other Business, to
..,,,-s into snd report what legislation,
,t.,v !. necessary 20 encourage the es-
..,;.b .bmspt of manufactures in that
,,s This movement is conceived In the
,,b, spirit and touches upon a matter OF
-,., ;mpor,snce 10 the future of Balti-
,.s Commerce, of which Baltimore
:, g-es, centre, is good thing to build
c;tv, but when allied with
r.,u,scturinr. It Is better. This
!, an sge OF push and energy, aud sharp
,,,,rs,,,ion. and cities who will be pros
avon, mis-, cone out OF their old slow
WAY. snd Join in the driving, thriving
nose, Of this era o. steam and lig ghtning.
I, +. N the interest OF every Individual
citizen Of al ace TO uphold, in all proper
v4v., home manu- 'scturers. We'll con-
37,,ed manufacturing establishments
give employment to the ls0ofer, create a
oensnd Tor the goods OF the merchant
and the products of the farmer, and bring
prosperity 70 the masses. We shall
watch with some interest the report OF
The Baltimore COMMITTEES, and TIE action
Of Council upon the subject. What is
considered of value 10 Baltimore in this
connection will possess intere-l to the
people Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
FARM FOR SALE.

rFsr VIRGINIA PAhA FOR BALE.
w The Joh usOn hOm" iarrE Will be sold
at public saIo on the 1Oth day Of nsy.
1877, on tho promises n Long Reach.
West Virginia.
Terms OF saIs-Ons fourth cash In hand.
thre- years, with vendors lsiB TstziDsd
10 secure deferred payments.
This arm IL admirably located on tbs
Ohio river, about ALI way between Wheel
ng and lsTksrsburg. Jsin good igh-
bOrhVOd, convenient 70 public schools. IL
contains noOui so A.s'ss, EN- brAriDg about
rs acres Of best ohio river bottorn, 10 acres
river nillsioe. and the residue uIIAbis u
land. now heavily tirnbsred. ~ hA$ ever,
desirable lar q privilege, such s4 water.
? ads etc. Ha> q Inc orchard of 80 m mer
and autun. fruit, bssldes good orchard
OF winter fruit. Has . large fvelliDg
hOu.s with barns aad other outbuildlngs
All IN tClsrsbiy gOof condition: Also an
Aiditiops! good frame dwelling hOu--
with out buiIdiDg' J.; also good large store
building. a pDsJOf1cs - established her.
and ~ ais pas botn ways daily ~ steam
bOa1 The dwelling hous- u plsssanty
situated. With u. al slui ,uT3Ou nd ngs. ou
a public roAd, and within three hunfrsd
yards II Ia" steamboat landing. IL ~ Al
srcsIl0n' pD nt IOr u countrg stois. bsibx
the pOiui of uyef communication fDf
large extent Of back countrg.
IIdesiFaDle 10 urcnzsers this farm viii
~ sold iD two or mo Q parcels. VIII 10
sold without reserve. FOR further psFticu-
lais apply on the prem is.s or 10 The ohdsf-
s.Eutd a. PsTkersb1rg. W. Va.
Peryons desiring ~ purcha hass are !nTitsh
okEY JOHNSON,
JOHN T. JOHSbOS.
fshlte,ayro EIscutofs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
Ohio Legislature,

COLUMBUS, May 3.-ln the House the
Seuate bill TO compel hote! and boarding
house keepers to provide tire-escapeS was
passed. Senate bill to compel corpora
tons to pay their employees every month
and to give the clsims Of employees pri-
orily, was defeated. Senate resolution
providing for the adj )urnment of the A.
semb!y next Monday, was adopted
Seuate bill 10 amend the legal advertls-
ing law of last winter, 60 MS to leave ii
optional with county officers as to ht W
many papers the legal advertising
shall be Published 10, aHd fix
the price per square OF 24O
ems a. one dollar and 6sty cents Tor
every additional User ion. The COM
mitlee to whom WAS referred the charges
of cruelty to and neglect of the pupils
of the deaf and dumb asylum submitted a
report exonerating the officers OF the
asylum from the charges, and commend
the management Of the asylum. The
Senate bill providing that contracts for
work on public buildings, or for materi.
Ais for the same, may be let separately,
was passed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04

works that another assault could be ven
tured, the final BON bard dment wss opened
September SIh, and lasted tor
three days. On September Sth the
Malakof aud Redsn were stormed sEd
taken by the Allies, after q Desperate
struggle. The RussisI alter having
blown up their extensive Notifications
on the southern shores or ths harbor, re-.
treated TO the north side, which the
Allies never seriously attempted 10 CON-
quer. The latter having destroyed the
costly docks, srsensls and ship yards Of
Sebsstopol, remained inactive in their
camps, and with the exception
of the cap.ure and sack OF
Kertch, on the strait Of Yanikale, no
further teats OF arms were acco npilshed.
The forces OF tbs Allies Were
Withdrawn in the summer and Az
tumn Of 1856. TGough the
Allies did not obtain sny decided sue
cess Russia suffered immense loss of
military prestige, and any further sg.
giession on her part in southern Europe
was fer a time prevented. By the Peace
OF Paris (l856) ku sra Iost the right ot
navigation on the Danube, besides n strip
OF territory on the north OF that river,
and also tie unrestricted navigation OF
the Black Sea. In November, 1870,
Russia avaiiing hersei: o. tho Franco
|. Prussian embroglio, demanded Of the
W estern Powers revision Of the Treaty
OF Paris insofar as affects the restrictions
placed upon her in the Black Sea-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
WRshJngtOn Items.

WASHINGTON. May 3.-PromincnL
gentlemen from Virginia called on the
President today. They mentioned that
the citizens OF Richmond and Petersburg
desired that he would visit them on LIS
reported contemplated tour ot the South.
The President -sid It was his desire 10
become acquainted with the citizens O
that as vel, rs otner sections OF the
CrIon, but he could not visit Virginia
until after the adjournment OF the extra
session. whea be should probably not
only accept the hospitshties ie1dered by
the citizens o. Richmond and Petersburg
bu: he might extend his trip further
south.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, May g. This sf;er-
room there WAS a serious accident, caused
by the cars OF tie construction train
jumping the track on the lew Atlsntlc
City narrow-gauge railroad ST. Wi!lism'.
town jusctIon. Owen Sweeney wa il
stsntly killed, Michael White died soon
sitter the accident, Charles Anderson wss
badly injured, and FrsnK Newman, Js;.
Redden and Charles Gray, all wounded,
were brought to Pennsy iysnia hospital
tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
,v,nJustice 10 a Negro Brute.

-. LOUIS, Msy 3.-A special from
Jefferson C.ty to t0e Dispatch -sys that
the little town OF Cedar City, scross the
river. wss thrown into i terrible state OF
excitement by the rsplns OF Mrs. Henry
McAnlis,. OF that place, by Ee'r"
named JACK Graves. l. sppnsrs !ast
Mrs. McAnliss Lad bsea visit
lag two SICK friends, sEd while
returning nome about dusk, accompanied
by her little daughter, six years old,
Graves spralg upon her from behind q
fence corner, forced her to tae grouad
and accomplished his disbohcsl design.
Graves then fs1, but Was pursued and
captured ,vo hours Ister snd brought 10
JetFgr.on tor safety. This m0y7Ing while
Graves wss being conveyed to jail ST. Csri.
tOa. McAll.ss, husband OF the outraged
!.dr. stepped IN tue car and shot the
negro dead Graves WAS 81 eI-conVic.'
sud had served term in The peniiena.
sry tor rape, one for Larceny, AMI bad
been out OF prison but ie~ menths
McAn!iss hsd not Ueen arrested q. 4As'
accounts, and It is not believed that an =
Jury can be found in Galloway county
that will indicI hin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
Failure Of John y. Clarke.

NEW YORK, May 3.-A dispatch from
Philadelphla says the announcement that
John 5. Clarke. cOmedisn, has tailed IN
London AID that n receiver had been ap-
pointed 10 take cLa-ge oi his estate,
causes great surprise. Geo. K. Goodwin
manager of the Walnut Street Theatre and
Clsrke's partner, stated he had received
no intimation of anything being wrong.
He's of the opinion that 1t Is another John
Clarke, an American comedian, now 10
London, who is meant. Goodwin re
celved yesterday letter from bis partner,
dated two weeks ago. i. said nothing
concerning financial embarrassment.
Clarke's last season at the Hsymarket
theatre was not n profitable one and a.
least So 100 WAS iOst, but then the
comedian i, reported worth al the way
from 100000 TO 100000.
LONDON, May 3.-With reference to
the reported failure OF the comedian
Clarke, ali the London papers stated that
it was not Clarke, the well. known come
dian, but the manager ct the RoraI
Strand theatre, where john ). Clarke
is playing. Writers TO the press deny
,hs. it is that gentleman VINO failed.
WI no the person is whose bankruptcy
gave rise to this story does not appear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
Crnfse of The fIlmouth.

NATCHEz, May 3.-The return OF the
United States steamer Plymouth to
Natchez from VIcksburg has been the oc-
casion of the renewal OF hospitallties aud
good feeling. Monday night the officers
were guests OF the Adams Light lnfan
try, who rendered them handsome re-
ceptlon on the bluff. followed by q ban
quet and bail, both Of which were emf
nently successful. Tuesday evening the
officers OF the Plymouth were guests of
Mrs. Kate Miner, whose residence
was beautifully Illuminated and
contained on this occasion one OF
the most distinguished gatherings of
ladies and gentlemen ever in this city
since the war. On Wednesday afternoon
tho citizens were entertained by the
naval officers AID delightful reception
on board the Plymouth was continued
from to Tim. The ship was nand.
somely decorated with the flags OF all
nations, also with evergreens and tlt wers
presented by the ladies of NaLchez
About 800 guests were present and
music and dancing and teastlng was the
order oi the day. Several other
entertainments Will iollJw to-day and
tomorrow. Saturday the ship Will sail
tor Baton Rouge and New Orleans, and
may be expected at tho latter place
shOnt the ninth. The Democrat says:
The entire trip has been marked by the
kindly mlnglIng of officers and citizens,
and has had IN an eminent degree the
effect of proving the truth of what Mr..
Lamar said, not long ago, that when we
OF the North and South Krow each other
better we would love each other better
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
Terrible Land Slide,

MONTREAL, May "a terrible land
slide is reported or the bank of the river
VceleLt, tributary of the Batichsu, a
Gsnovieve, one hundred miles east Of this
city. At the point where the sllde occurred
tie bank Is 50 feet high. Over an acre O!
land moved, burying saw and gris'
mill. and house at the foot o.
the hill, and turning the
course OF the river. II is positively )
asserted that ten persons are buried alive
rhe bodies Of Mrs. MassIcotte, wife ot
the owner Of the mill, her three children,
aged three sevsn and twe.ve, and Mr.
CiantIer, father OF Rev. CIantier, ct
Three Rivers, nave been taken from ;be
ruins and are hardly recognizable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
100000 worth Of Gold
Plated JewelSy.

ITOHg WE WILL SEND. AZ BEiDw,
Il ali Warranted Gold Plated ! Pair uold
Stone Sleeve Hultynr; pair Engraved
sleeve Button set folnted studs. Set
Ametnyst studs, / Weading King. ! In.
graved Band Finger Ring, Amethyst
stone King iuiaid with gold, Eleg"nt
RiDE marked "FrlSnd,hip," Amsthy,l
stone csrf Ring iDiaId with gold, spI"n.
d % silver Hat Pin, set Ladies' jet aud
Gold Pin aud drops, Misses -et Jet aud
gOli, Ladies Jct ret, UTnsmeDts set
Hand. yno Rosebud Lar DrOps, Gents
Elegant Lake George diamond stud, ]
Cardinal Y, Bead Srcklacs, Pair ladi {.
Amethyst Storo Ear Drops, iniaid WIN
Ciold, | laIiss' Urnameut-d jet Brooch.
Fancy scarf Ring and Elegant WAch
chain. Take your choice ths entire lot oI
~ pieces. ssnt postpaid Tor VI, or amy
piece. you choose tor - cents. Now sth'
lime - make money. These goods can
easily be RstAil.d fOTs0.
r. sTULKnAS, d Bond H.. ". Y.
Hlg reputstIOn for honesty, fair dealing
aud lipsrality - un@Iusli.d by any ah'
veriISer In this ,ity-S. Y. Day Book. Dee.
20, IgTs. apS sGb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
MurdererS I.yncned.

SAN FRANCI>CO, May 3.-LsSt SstuF-
day high, Henri Detorrest WAS murder
ed and robbed. at Santa Cruz. On Tues
day last two Mexicsus, Francisco Arias
snc Jose Channels, were arrested In the
vicinity of the town, on suspicion, and
on examination confessed having COM
mitted the murder. a Santa Cruz dis
patch to-day says that the prisoners were
isrcibly taken from jail last night. by 8
band OF men, and driven to 3 bridge over
creek near the town and Ranged - the
cross beams. where they were found tbs
morriDg. Both were ex.convicts and des-
perste characters. Channels confessed
that the murder was committed Tor the
parpose o. obtaining money 10 attend n
cirpu.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
.CARu AND HOME

M FYOUR OWE. NOW Is THE ItHE
TO SECURE IT! The best and cheap
cat lands In the market. Ars in Ear siEhS
SybK ssK A, on the line Of the UNION
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
me most favorable terms given. and
very loN rates OF fare and freight % AL sst-
tiers. Tie bsst msFEs,A-
Ysee Presses 90 Land Doy eys.
Mas, descrl puye pam phlet, neu edi'
where. Addra. U. y. DAVIS,
Land Cotnr., u. p. X. X. Omaha. WEB
oc,l0b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04

LATAYErrk, IND. May S.-Ths rail.
rosd excitement IN this city has virtually
ended aLd affairs have resumed their
usual status. The order of Judge Grss.
ham, OF the Federal Court placed the
company in rightlul Possession o; their
property, and 10 day the usual trains are
running.
Early this morning WAldron proceed.
ed. Via DauyilIe and thence over the Chi
cago, D~nvilIs and Vincennes road 10
HoOpeston. with tho Wabash railway
euglnas, and on nis arrival late this after.
loon made his Headquarters Al that
place, and dischsrging the ope-
rator, cut of sll telegrapnic
conmu Icstlon from the road NJ Hoopes-
ton. He has taken possession OF that
part OF the road irum tho State line 10
Bloomington. Tn- train goiI & west
from Ls.sy cite 10 Ibe Sisle line ~ day
Wss met Sl Al; the s;slIons along tho line
b. large numbers OF ciIiEens, = hundred
o. whom boarded the cars and proceeded
10 Amb,s, nesr the Stsle line, and whilo
there organized nn Indignation meeting
Resolutions were passed, which condemn
IN the strongest terms the bold attempt
10 take possession OF the road.
Tho voice OF the assembled citizens al
Benton csunty was also raised against
W. ). Tngle Of the Courier OF this city. .
the recently app )lnted Postmaster
here, and the advocate Of Waidron
through MS paper. They protested IN
tee loudes terms against his confirmA-
ton by the Senate, and call upon Repre-
sentative W mite TO use oil honorable
means 10 defeat II. Tho resolutions tsks
decided grounds against the Cincinnati,
Lafayette aud Chicago railroad, and de-
uounce that roads opposition 10 tho
Lsisyc,te, Muncy and Bloomington road.
sult will be entered tomorrow against
Moses Fowler. bondsmsn on the Baylc.s
Indemnity bond, for $l05,OOO, damages
on account oi Waldron procsedings
here.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04

IHE South Caroiins Legisl ature on
lie reform plan has been hardly week
ID session, but almost without trying, 1t
aS lleNthed some OF the minor but
Characteristic rascslties of the carpet
Asge'' srd negroes who have impover-
ssei tie State. We do not refer TO the
sao'mous robbery By legislation OF
'2'ch everybody knows something, but
the comparatively small steals
'nicn seem 10 have been the rule
-ade' the Moses and CHAMBERLAIN ad-
-a'''Fatlon. A day or two ago a
"mmIIiee sccidcntly stumbled upon an
"le' from the Clerk Of the Senate IN
~ 0Aclsl capacity directing a liquor
.ss'e' TO send a ease of champagne, three
'ass o. cigars and i've gallons OF brandy
hotel Tor the use o. Sen ator WHITE
A'1k' ihe notorious Cadetship-peddIer
NO satuling spirit in the Republican
Sh'y OF South Carolina. The wet gro
''''es We're used by WHITrEMoRE and
f''a io' By the State. The proprietor Of
'-s note! received State certificate
'saed BY the clerk and GLEAvEs, the
-sl'ensnt Governors and upon this war
'A~' from the Comptroller General wa'
s'0ed. But this is only one of a hun
instances which a single exposure
80 0''ugl! TO light, in which the State
'Ou' 0een made 10 fro. the bills fol
goods bought to crafty the luxuriou.
'pPe'Ites Of legislative thieves. The
'D''e value of goods so secured is many
,'Oo'snd dollars, and a bill before tn.
=, s'a'u'e, displaced by the recognition
nc Hampton govern meat, provided
NV, 'as payment OF the gross amount 70,
'a he ssrtiisat~ have been issued.