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42os 4a1s aSea sss $3.50, 1882 soas soas cs2o $685.

!sSs 1913 aSes ssiS $685. 1882 $685. Soaa ceao $685.
Superior Court, General Torn; Superior Court. Tri,
Term. Parts !. aod 3; Common Pleas General Term
Common Pleas. Equity Term Common Pleas. Trial
Term, Parts and 3 and Marine Court, Trial Term,
Parts and z a-Adjourned Tor the term.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssoss-Part Held by
Recorder HacKett-The People John Wilson,
burglary; Same James Laurence, burglary: Same
Vs. Robert jackson, burglary; Same va Jonn stinson
burglary; Same vs. Bridget Connolly grand larceny
Same vs. Joseph T. Parker and Patrick Curtis, grand
larceny; Same vs. Herman Heze grand larceny; Same
vs. Daniel T. Bean aud Ellison Z. Willis. grand lar
ceny; Same VS.. Manuel Gacia false pretences; Same
William A. Cassidy, petit larceny; Same VS.. James
Finley, petit larceny Same VS. Julian Tobias petit lar
ceny. Part 2-Hcld by Judge Sutherland The People
vs. Joseph Coburn ielonous assault and battery ICON
tnuedl
CouRr OF OYER AND TxRxrxER-Held by Justice
Brady.-The People vs.. Warren N. HerricE, forgery
(contuuedL
KINGS COUNTY SUPREME COURT.
Tho following decisions were made yesterday by
Judge Pratt
In the application OF the New York. Bay Ridge and
NAV sell separately in inverse order OF alienation
whole premises and apply TO Court for further dircc
ton and paying out proceeds OF sale on notice OF all
J. b. Tuthill vs. J. Wilson, think tho demurrer
herein should be regularly argued II rs not clearly
frivolousness OF demurrer Motion denied with costs
X. 4. Ferguson w. l.. Helienstein. Motion to
vacate attachment denied without costs, and without
prejudice to now motion merits
sE. A. Scott vs. Il. Wilson.The cause OF arrest is In
issue In this action and cannot be tried npon aiavis
u. Corwiu VS. j. Ii. woodruff Judgment for
plantiG I. NJ. Griinng to sell; two and halt per cent
allowance.
W. N. sayer vs. Goshen and Deckertown Railroad
Company.-Moton 10 dissolve injunction granted, with
$40 costs 10 DO deducted from any costs recovered by
W. j. Bailey vs.. ~ Moore.-Motion Tor commission
granted, without costs.
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the Hudson River Railroad Company, we're called to
the stand to prove the delivery OF goods to Boyd
Co. Is men, the orders and receipts OF the de-
endants Of goods included in the numbers, marks and
description Of goods charged by the prosecution as
Illicit. aud coming within tho description OF goods
charged ~ have been rluduently received by them.
The case was then adjourned till this morning
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COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CorRr-CHAaBERs-Hcld by Judge Bar
rct,-Nos II, 80 , 81, sS 81; 80, 81 50, 9o dSs lSS
supRKMK CoUgr-srrciAL TEax.--Adjourned for the
term.
SUPREME CouRr-CRcUiT--Part Hold by Judge
Dononuc-Nos. 29O9. 20ll, 1913. 1854, gO2 -
2so3 2s49 2s7l 29i3, le95, 1907, 5000, 1907, lbs5
l43o, 1437, 2769 2913, 1919, 37s5, 3lO3, 1921 2ys9
3l53 3l55 1851 27l3 1868, 439l, 1925 3l35, 373
3l76 3l77 32ii S2l7 $685. $685. 3237. 324i 324 s2i5
324g 1851, 3Os5 Part 2--Held by Judge Lawrence -
Nos 1850, 3i44 1914, 1864 1885, 1880, 1862, 17iO
1867 l7yl 1894 1924, 1925. 1870 s26s. 1Tl2, 1924 :,
ls44 2o52 1928 1882 Part 3-Hcd by Judge Van
Brunt-Case on, No. SAC. 9.-saportas VI. The Mayor
No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CorRr-sPEcIAL TERM-Hed by Judge
sedpwck. k.-Casc on-Boody vs. Iiiden ct al
MARINE CoURr--IRAL IERM-Part 2-icld by Jud g
Gocpp Nos 7l02 7435 1885, 1902, 590S, 66s2. 9l73,
$500 1854 5245 5iSs 4672 bs56, $751; 643O 4562 1918,
925 59Oa 5752 5917 5956. 59ls. b9l6 6S77 S74S 555
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

I 4 smith mi and M wife 70 K Hudson on N,;.s ;.,;. Nom
2ssh st. n r 2i29 IT. ". OF 9th av. 2oAess; W. s4o
Norss o. - No. 4sssy 81 j. Boiling 50
laiih IS st. sAs !: sos it, 81 Sd av iiasioioii: D
''es s ward M 6~ssi i.nSsa to Dcans ely y. 5000
" d. d. canGa III aud wife to j. l. r. wood.. 1000
B,oome st. 80 26e, l5x5oe; Ellen Dett and hus :, .zo
E,aa Ssad % TO- 8 % 800 H. w. Of uortandi Az. 5osid
@ ..i Sisss''ss ~ 81 hsrs.a Il
sosh st. s s., aaz5 Il. w. Of "a av., iosxioa; Ellen
'ps ssra 1 and s.G Wife r. 4ia sy o'.loo n
as' '' Garrett q biyns Vi a:A a. E.
ia2tn st. sosa f.. w,;,. " 81 I'd Av d. ioxloolo m
9Th st. s. s.. i5o Il; Of 10th av, 25xss.s; i. Kir
I'd sS sna iS Of 9ssn s 5ao6 W. Loose
,7n s ~i,s to MsTilSaef 10 " CT Madison av 5000
Goth s. ?; = sSM 9. sf iisS ay: 25xioa5; ,.oo,
Lq1ipxSn .y 1879 q + 4 sf2!,l 2 r. onaoi; a,o
T. %..'s 's'.s: sth " ssa o
a;a r. rGe.e', & g =. Z Ksnns!y x n u j. $500
Levy Geeres) to J. A. Dodd, d,............... 1926
Blake. Michael p. to W. iG1ifasa Gissafd H. oriosd
Same o. to on sane Of iosd st. . Of An av years 800
Same Of ioad st.. Of 4th years 1900
Same 70 same Of Of 9% 1874 st: Of An @
Same to same, OF losd ST. Of An av years. 300
same 10 sane, OF IjSd OF 9th years. 2HD
Same same OF 1Od st., of 4tn years 2eOO
corner Of sy A. and ssih st. year $1,000
Of 45th ST. w. Of oh sv years $500
iossh S. O. OF ii.h av: year 1000
Booth. Eliza, to W. Booth, n. f. of3sth st. &c. of3
Gssteyser' Ernst il md wife. To- Il. e. onh '''"
O.. ~ OF Ludlow ST., n. OF Stanton vt. demand 3
years.
Isaacs T., TO q. A.. Leibcr OF Ith st.. e OF 5th
ave-: ..:;......;...,.... :..,......;....... U'
md
sy n Of 18th St; yesr. ..... ..... 7,ooc
inrtcu. g. ofJay s.. 49,. 'r' ........'... .... 5000
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ItOGSACs BOTTLED Ar JONzAC DIsfILIERIE
Calso in wood. VICTOR Il. MAUGER, Sole lmportc
40 Rcade ST.
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AT PRICES NEVER APPROACHED BEFORE.
As!atc and marble Mantes: largest assortment In til
city PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY.
80 Union square, 4th NJ and i7th st.. New York.
manufacturers of all kinds OF slate " ork.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NoTICE.-THE foREIGN MAILS FOR
this week ending Saturday March g. 1877, will close at
Idaho via Queenstown; on Wednesday at II A. NJ for
Europe BY steamship Batavia, via Queenstown Thurs
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg; on Saturday at 5
Queenstown correspondence for Germany. Scotland aud
North Of Ireland to be forwarded by this steamer be
specially Addressed and a A. NJ for Scotland aud North OF
Ireland oy Steamship California. via Move and uiasgow,
and IL 80 A. NJ for Europe. by steamship Necker via
Southampton and Bremen. The steamships Idaho Batavia
City OF Richmond do not take mails Tor Denmark,
Sweden and Norway Tho mails for the West Indies
Havana leave New York February 2s The mails for
Rico leave New York March 3. The mails for China and
Japan leave san Francisco March 16 Mails for Australia
&c. leave San rsncisco March 2a. T. L. JAMES.
NEW YORK, + eb -. 1877.
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The sena.e on last Friday, by an al
most unanimous vote, released Senator
Mectze from biz obligations TO paiE his
vote with the absconded cadetship selleE.
We would not mind Whittemore'e de-
parture IL he ihad told us goodbye, and
settled the variobs little bills that the
State has against him, but it is too bad
for him to go Oft to Massachusetts TO en-
joy Che cool climate Of The grand old Bay
State, while his brother Senators have to
endure the hot rays Of q Columbia sun,
and hence we would bo pleased to see his
burly form once more on Cardinals soil.
If he finds the State Capitol too warm,
there is thick granite building in sight
whose walls never allow the sun's parch.
ing heat TO pass through them, and
perhaps IL he was back rs ser
vices could be spared from tho Sena %
and quarters assigned him there. We
should like to, zee .ov. Hampton send
him an invitation through the Governor
of Massachusetts 70 return to us again /;
and although our people. are heavily bur-
dened viii, taxation anu greatly i'm
poverished, we can assure the ex-Con-
grcasional cadethip peddler that IL
would afford them mich pleasure to pay
his expenses back and furnish him free
diet anu raiment for tho remainder of his
days. Surely such &C invitation could
not be declined.
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OFFICIAL GREED.


G. W. Butte, who hsa been exercising
the Office of Solicitor of the First Circuit,
embracing the counties of Charleston
and Orangeburg, has the average Radical
propensity for obtaining and holding
offices. He hes been Soliciso. for seyersi
yenry ON the Charleston Circuit, and &c
the last ;elec;;5nrh he was promoted to the
dignity sc Congressman from the Second
District Of .kia State, 80 fill the vacancy
occasioned by tia, refusal Of the last Con-
gress to seat E. w. M. Mackey. He
served for ono session as Congressman,
and has held on to his position as solici.
tor. Col. Hutson, % tneinber Of the bas
of the First Circuit, did not think he waa
entitled to all the public positions, and
called the attention. Of Judge Cooke to
the fact at the ofaagsnarg Court las,
week, and he very properly refused ito
recognize Mr. Ruttz uatil the question ci
his right to.the oflcA is settled. This
course OF Judge Cooke deserves the ap-
pTopssssiis:Ts "a she public, asa 10 Only
wonder that the poips has not been made
against ButtE before this term Of the
Court. , =, -. $50 ~ vs..
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PHE POLITICAL TRIAL.

The great political prosecution, o.
moro properly speaking, peFsecation Of
some OF aise citizens of Rarpaell County
for Ssmpzibityin the Ey.entoh F,ots, has
bsss progressing In the United States
Circuit Court In Charleston for the past
two weeks. d. =. Corbin has been em-
ployed as counsel for the United States
to assist Messrs. Stone and VIM. f. Earle
in bounding down honest men in Rarn-
well, for the purpose of making political
capital out of the case. These three
worthless of unenviabIe notoriety, have
pushed the prosecution With all of tho
venom and malignity which it Is possible
ior their we'll known hate, disappointment
and revenge to command. The teati-
mony Of peiuted witnesses has been
piled up against the reputation Of our
people, to the enormous satisfaction Of
tho bloody.shirt minions; but the testi-
mony offered by the defense has been
clear, convincing, overwhelming in re-
buttal. Il has beea shown that the de-
fendants act0d in self-defe1se, and did
nothing moro than vas necessary TO pro-
tect their homes end .heir families from
ruthless invasion and destruction at the
hands of ignorant negroes, prompted and
encouraged by mean and cowardly white
men, TO commit tho most fearful and
revolving crimes. It shows that tho
present prosecution is for political capi-
tai, and that the great mass Of testimony
SO faf adduced by Tia prosecution has
been pejurod. White aud black wit
nesses from both political parties have
been sworn by the defendants, and their
testimony, instead of proving that the
defendants were guilty Of q conspiracy,
indicates pretty clearly that conspiracy
has been entered intos to convict them,
in order to keep the outrage mill from
forgetting how 10 run. We think il
probable that vesdict of mot guilty"
will be rendered if not, it is certain
there will be hung jury, for no man
who regards his oath as juror can afford
to agree to any conviction under the
proof In the case. We have no doubt
that Cosbin Is doing bis uttermost to Sc
cure conviction, in order TO advance his
chances of securing his seat in the Sen
ate, by creating sympathy for the South
Carolina Republicans; but the testimo.
ny against his aide is SO strong that it
will not avail him. Hence we expect to
have the pleasure Of announcing the
disappointment of this "vnlture," aa
Judge MaCkey terms him, on two occs.
sions; frat, when ho fails to convict the
Ellenton prisoners, and second, when
he fails TO secure seat in the United
States Senate.
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q ssYATes BuFsLglss CoADIiSs Ar rHEE q
CAfT6EE or xCffalEBsil .-a.! Eis6
RhilR6slp phia, a sgsss says; SsslTF. G.l r.
hgessaIfNith, who Yaa al bank cashier at
ChamhesSburg st the time Gen. Jel
Stuart rajae clint place. has written q
ICarullas, lyh6 Isasl one .of ii -s..sas:sf,
party which lestag is fnIl Of: the spirits .6f
Eaod.Rill which the .gresidcnt's policy
'has Inspired. AEf. II sersniith saSs chat
long ago no dScidsa fiat sis s60 On 'hs ali
rfisailng traceg:e Ssthe yfat 3erc pbii5etss
teihs would rsrlfa SFss. HltelAs sna tAsnk
him {ps hin KIND aud gsntla treatment Of
his anily,, sc the tryfnH, time when
Chsmbsf fsbaTg Wig iis( the heniis cs ;sshe
ssss. u : ssfsNTs; fsvss, :. fs Iii. fsser-
smith. Hhatg Rfeeia aent Ha7eshhs sai
4eeeeu the lass o iteba Men from palIitalY
.gnle, deem it 4 attfng oscasios; to do 90,
and 10 ass.lre you of my pleas Ahs rSrol-
lection sana good SiialIe and Co say jt5
s6a stea, ssfatlI could Ros eayEs yEswhen sasAs
we ~ ets' ffkat ys0ald b clad 70 500 yof
Eat mY. home, whGza 81 S,aTTn and cordial
gsTceSihg viii al AVA sic I Tiiis
5sla 30 S itld 9E recon- ana iAIs.
nsssih;s Is fefters viii Is0issiesr ff=s
ssens ~ 1satlet, . anaaesshae ,dt,AeTellt
SlssIssrssrt than Aa hrs had In the eyes
af saoas NeEssern sopie.s 'l.i
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REyRauE cozLBerei.

President Hayes offered lShes ;ol Cor
ship ofthe Sd Internal heEsnEs ses y e
South Ca.olinsto Thoa. q f1Hnns siIsssI 4.
Cass chrpentsf. Dunn Sasaassa tin pSqf.
ssred honor, and p)e f5snds sef Senator
Cochran urged h:s name for the poaitiou,
as moderate Republican whose appoint
ment would give satisfasdon u Goth par:
ties in South Carolina; but Es-Gov.
Chamberlain arrived IN .CoIurpbie I in
time to interfere TO. prevent his appoint
ment by endorsing carpet-baggcr by
the name Of Bsaytou. Upon this isct
being aseertained, Mr.. Cochran sent the
following sarcastic message'to to Washing
ton: a, .." h>
Hon. John J. Patterson. IYashiagtoa,
hayo 81 the honor to withdraw my sp-
plication for the position of United States
Internal Revenue Collector. Ex-Gov-
ernor OhambeFlain's Recommendation
ahonld be carried cut from tho fact of his
having ially identified himself and his
political future with the Republican
party in this Sh0e, by establishing an
Office In New York. As usual, CARPET
baggers TO the front.
Ihave every reason TO believe my ap-
pointmers would have given satisfaction
to niuety-nine men out Of every hundred
in the State-the ODD man in each in
stance an ousted cArpet-bagger OF thief.
(Signed) JOHN Z. COCHRAN.
Mr.. Hayes has appointed Brayton
upon the recommendation of Chamber
lain, who processes to be citizen Of New
York. If there is any cause to dci.b the
propriety of afiliatiug with the Hayes
Southern policy, ,wo cannot perceive it.
We have contended all along that Dir.
Hayes is q fraud, and it will not require
many moro appointments like that o.
Dunn and Brayton to convince IN
honest men of the correctness Of c1 be-
lief
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ONE OF .ABBEvh,It1E's HI PRIDEs-As far
tied in the county Of Aooeviiie. Among
these thrifty eettlefs there was o physf-
ciea-D:. De L;a HaZs. He Esa mem
Of ietters, Of science, and became eminent
In his profession. he never married,
and died possessed Of q handsome estate
and aorie MONEY, which de LEFT to q body
Of tisist..--, fog tho benefit Of @ limited
numher Of orphan, children who were to
b5 educated through the proceeds Of the
estate, This number Was limited to
twelvS boys and twelve sirls. sti 2, baGl
Or. Da5I.a Howe died in 1872 since
which timo the, original trustees, aud
their successors kave faithfully carried
out the letter and spirit of the 'testatoE's d
Will, and each succeeding year hhs wits
messed 1.-THE prosperity lof the eatate and
the good conapliahed for the dpEep boys
s.I and g 1Gany 3gI giTls who the deyises de-
During tSoifeign OF the harpies III. this
State, which is now happily drawing to q
close, every effort was usaHe 20 get pos.
sessian of the rsagnifcent property leone
gee sc. os lind aaa S2A no3 si ;SissJ
The trustees Stdllfully i.ia!iEged inatsers,
however, and kept the estate busof the
pkagds of the thiaEeg. who 80 parsiatently
& ssndeayogsd to rob the oEphahS Of II; ena
dition, . nnehutaaEt OF ths philaflshfepy
OF It's founder, who liea buried Id the
centra Of @ denae forest upon Tho estate,
and Justly eEa af the pyides Of Ahbcyille
County. - Ft'n5lss lessgistsT. ,i,,sa &,
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MR. ,EDIToE: "a" Declines g discus
|eioa of the usury question. With "B..nr'
Should. the eummer 'fmonoteny'' prove
oppressive to tho "old woman with the
new pot Lwopld adyise him to procure
an elementary work on political economy,
and givo il his carefa! attention; or.
sho7ld this, fail to. be interesting les him
devote his leianre hours to the game of
quoits. and, take ouriword for it, OF the
end Of the anmmer, If ne has not clearer
conception of tho laws that goFesa capi-
TAI, mis- mqacular power viii be moro iuI-
Fly dsveloped;, sndo q t'cheap .aoopularity''',
will be at discount; though interest
may be higher. Besides, mutual bea-.
edtwill be conferred. "B' will be inn
proved in muscles, the public :uill not
nave been bored, :! and you, Mr. Editor,
will feel thankful. 400 A.
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I u aN
IN .il9 aittl,s tiIl y iasi,s sasa
required them TO be funded Ia ss,fsls,s
(These bon0a are f,icindad in Tia III an an, !.
worried, 70 he ianded, s s{ aiassjgps ,e
9ftttsieses bills were. aefAssl Useg ltogtae
State, for which bonds dollar ar s sieilsr,a h, 4
sdse Issued, and 81, assls issaesa
PsioE TO 1Geo ard not fasaea wesebssped J
These bills, amounting 70 81, 800 600 iss,s
round nunshers, we're piaes,a inio thEe,
Hands Of yS6 Cssws. and tao 9is Rsat.s
caiato be burned, bot instead eg hAsiiil,t !.
them the ComEaittee pasoalaG hen in an.
between them, and reported thea burned.
THUS siss 0,0QQl satsh pf Ahes5 a,iils !,
embracing all that were Issued prior To-
the war of 1860 have b9s5 1aid, and tha,
6pna Jide holders received bonds in their.
stead and ell bills beaging date ~ries 60.
1860. have then sithsr been, paid os, haired
~ p sefass, On the psst of che; he,lAAs.s,s' 70,
fpnd them az required BY, Law. The Ger.
stitption Ios, tho United, ateses aiiii flis,
Consultation qf, the. State beth haye1 de-.
clared null and inyslid any debt iseuesii,
oF contracted in aid of the ysbsilion. As.
the bills iasne5 after 1850 Hsrp ikssed for,
that PuTpo7s, aud loaned, 10 tbs Csnfsa.. G 81.
crate Government, they ase of cousse in, {
valid. unless the holder car. preya that.
the bills hold By him ,Sese nav 80 Issued
These two clasaea smbrene sE tssae biiia..
One Glass has already been paid chiarred..
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PAY OF THE LEGGeLATORs.

Much bas been said by some paFeta in
s..sAsS.s.e es@einse the neeml,essz1essassze ~,
z5ouse OF Representatives for tssss,s "
cAssive pay for their services, aGsH 20 Gar
Szae can judge from the actiotss Of she
House up TO this time, q more groundleSs
complaint for which to vent their denun-
Citations could not have been found. To
express al opinion as TO the course the
Houye shouldpnrsue,. updTurgeits adop-
don, is all very proper, and might no
doubt do good, but to charge members
with improper conduct bsfoEs they have
acted, is silnply judging men in advance
Of theiR deeds, which is, 20 say the least,
an undesirable aud unsafe Judgment il
It esnaDstes from any, 'souzes less ths9
Omniseience. Tho members of tae
House of Representatives wese as res,
sonable ;aad unselfsh in regard to their
compensation last winter 40 eny person
eonld justly expect or desire, and it i'll
becomes MS to egitiGise these men upchaF-
itably4 beiaEe they have given us souas
cause Of complaint. The membeB Of
tho Senate nave received eight hundred
dollars in money and pay certificates,
while those Of the House have only taken
one hundred dollars. Hence, IL seems to
US reaaonable that IL eithea body is to be
abused the Senate 10. TIE proper ono.
Eight hundred dollars Ia more than the
State ought TO be required to pay In its
present imp> -erished condition, and we
are satisfied the people do not approve
IT, action of the Senate. The remune-
Iation fox t49. last winters session snd
the present session together ought not to
exceed Gig hundred dollars in all, and we
think five hundred would be enough un-
der all the circumstances. DR.. Muller,
Of Lexington, has submitted to the House
o resolution to take for both sessions five
hundred dollars and ten cents O mile go-
ing and returning by the ordinary route
Of travel. This resolution seems to ps
Objectionable in principle, and We have
no doubt that it will be modified By the
House. The provision to pay mileage ct
double the rate charged 70 unreasonable !;
and, indeed, no mileage ought TO be al
Lowell. for nearly. if not all: tie MEM
bers of the Legislature have fres passes
over the railroads, and their travel costa
them nothing; hence, the result would
simply be to pay members considerably
more for living o distance from Columbia
without their expenses being any more.
We would prefer to see this feature Of
thu resolution changed, but every ONE
who has any knowledge Of the services
rendered, by the members Of the Genera!
Assembly will at once admit that the
amount is reasonable one, and If adop-
ted by the House will. entitle that body
to the credit of checking the e1trava-
gance of the Senate. It is due to the
Democratic Senators, however, to ssate
that their salary vas fixed when the Re
publicans held sway, and we have no
doubt they will. heartily unite with the
House in securing reduction to q rea.
sonable aud proper amount. . ,s.,p
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The Legislature has passed the bill
submitting to iihe yoters of most of tic
counties Of Eouth Carolina, and tho
townships in them, tho question Of fence
OF no fence. We viii try TO publish the
bill Sn full next week that our people
may inform themselvea as to Its provis-
ions, which will be the subject Of very
general discussion OF an early day. ~.