Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I,VP? v ouct Ins Jih t , > n t:i . i i.': > I .1: v.. tu.l the ?<:tthr,r has his. It h i I, li < f ' l.'v'fl i:; cot'R?n mxl t ,y r it i win,, like Hie * t\.< h.-v. h.ivi" r;ue 1 lriiii.iti niulllti l' n m li. inve .<hivon to n1 coti i . . : . : : V i|>! cy >1 lull; mil. , i i ' ! i !::ti; t > amolijmto .. ; ?, j 1 -i\ t ivt": > 1 as'., ni'iy .'0"i i lutlliiitoly ft.ll- I . ii :> > !? o? ;:! 1 i.>: ,v?r.|t!>. tiut :Ii vo ot iilu. ... / i . .. :>i ')!??. .tuI ilicso liav. til?; uitvoil 1 t?i , .ti..r .i .a .]?. i.tji o. will ijp' ,t ' i;.?r is !l upprs^nry lo i>I:; 1 > ? ; ti; t' II ?'J.\ ,\i , > N I A i,S; n | liiv will iltdi.' i.: (?! > tr.ilvtrstil I'.ivitr with W li ?'3? I w h a i< ; Ivt >! i \:t.May 12, is;p. i " ! I l?. . IVdiimti, and li? r Jiilrl> V .i ' ''' ;.-i iti ..; u. 11 . . J. in I'll t. 1. Il \ i 1.1 ' ?' t. . U tit' It P. ".1 . i A 1.. i !)., i, w M.t>,f :i. i. -me. Ito.'ros, A1 IV n,13"3. i ' n P'-.-M ' I'I ' II' I I 14 Will il . 11, U Tl (1 t r Yliirt y Yi--n\'t' I*il;irii?i n in t i , , \v. \y. i i.ii.,1.1 tit. \ ... 1 I i . . > , ;.t i:i, : . i \ . , v... , I , ,1 -ti! .. l I, ii. .), ... -,;v. . I'll - w .... :i, Mil e i,l lie it i \s unite inti j. etai.nt it It '* jA.illitc i ' ! '"t-, ip'.int'ft'* Hy. antiloiiiloa. Iv, pir. pii ' tilt nilv up t pipit . _! i 'v . "i"1 11 oi it'll l nil I. Ill M I'triH'Hlten ; iivl tljij om.iiiiMiima . u.|.|. tt i. .i ittitiipt'u!i?i iiif iVuiii mnmliril wiit. w v i .rijicsri.r,. v.iv, i,i,.i>. - . lirnr ? t ii1 "AVoninw, ami ln:r Thirty Yuan*' I'lltiriiiia^f," I t \\ . \V. lilies, ai l>., ami tlei . . .lit i i marliftl Avoni ii, it p.ilil hy iiuhUoiU , v. u> > "i r ' value foi I lie liilurtiiatioit n lliij t.-.? , uuti .hiiirii.it. " WuniMii, u.i 1 lior Thirty Yrur-' 1'iijirimnu? ." is ilie i ilu of n iioitk Ji i thrown u|u<ii (lie inaiitet ,1 11 i noil '// ; i 7 hi li.ul ii ji.i.'t." II Is :i l;ir , l.' I.ll' ".111 I III . ' .111,1 M llll lloll' I | III'!"'Sit I I , I l I i il III . Iliy.'l.s. . . . I III' 1,11 1.11 y illltl t 'I ! - II 1)1. till - "I ihl! IjOttlt lllilK'.ll" il t III till t a. ..v. , ; '.i. s.t i jii lo Li ilie iuiiiiii. -iIimui Umly .Ujtll lisf.l, " WA.man, ;im*i m i i'liirt y Vtsirs' *'il;r; iiii:i^<'," ?>\ \\ \n . i .. , ,?i.! . > s*? n u. i hi?i ?nl; is:i in i n i?i~ , I . Wllloll I >||| llto Jlllto IS Ulldel. . .. mi ioe litenit[ I- ?-M'-iii. aud would povtt a vast J :l i I I .I'IiioiIIJ: V. illoil is lloM '. sllsc.lbl lUlUltUICO i ..a i .n ? ! I r. .ill, il it Wi-ii* 111 I hi- i mils of .. n III .. . I I ,? > . |:, U'VI ry . ly'ijii.iltiH t t'oi t'li" task, having luuilo liii* 'iiiiuy yours 16 , ' . ii. i.:- , iuK> . Ii , i: mi upon the - Spot... lull,' i'l:: ^U?i{i-.n.i llic , !)( ( ; Minie(i .it 1 : i .i l..1.1 ill \ llJUtlOlv tol III i UK 11011 Mid liiltilllllt i I| Jiv' (.'/( i'llili ' Worn .rul Tut TJim1> Vmin' p}{P?" i i . - i." .. to ;? "Now V.n5. pii\^.ri'in i-jc,-i iii1' i '! or i! iliflti an- ami ill),<1 It ;uit subjo. I i " ? luvcli iltlloiuVn llm iiaiua* iii'tho wtu i ' i i ' d n ?i i tan iy In lioy* oat ii u Ji.nli it cu'iy ivo n, nitu cni.oci lly fiery iiK'ther should hiiuv., in'nr ntely i . ii'' 1 > o lutli lii-i nu it h.-tilth i M-lllun of liar i i * Itv/i il.' ii can be mirinuh Ituil a nil-ill tdiurn of I a lii-i-iso iihI mi i in it entailed .. n : art* s from ? ili?r an.bio i. ii \< a n t.'i:. nn io Mood i niioiii-ii.ini.ti ai i i ho f.iv, ^ <>i li.'.ilili, M iiioli enn* i . Ikj iiv(Rii)ii \y iiU impunity, <y;. ifiq/t id itaiiy UniQtu ' V."o:n. n, :inri her Thirty VonV 1'IIprrlm* face. 'by \v. \V. I' a->. II.lh. in ii inetUctil (ivhIIm.* upon UiO , i.i nai-io i.io .k"., needs, itml OUliuri! uf WOUIIUI. I in Ii Ii. . i..1 i ii i l on of tvspi 'taMo I'liynlclam . ii.T- . ii \ , an i ivliii b a; bo i:i*a moral I j ' o: vb . minx ; tiiniu'iii' and so calculated to be usel a. Ji'Ui ; ( . _;> I'Jiili i 'if ! - a :i!n* 41 ' papc, U'nm, Mtir'rrdm! f.y n flno s.ca enroll .a*,; .a.- n D..iiiu.iilj i inii.d .ii iinuiin. rnrsr sykoxsts ox coniehts. INlUOlil Cl'OliY, 1 ivlonln b- 'n of ff.uiii What Is tba |: no I. I ii.nio vc.lt' at mil it llio luiailiil ji,.iveiu, 11'0 nil illlflits, Old itlf , a-doll- ?. I ilO |oli|l"U;eiuS, lUV.Ui . if111 i : ?i ii-t. i i i s . i.,1 intoioen ri>. ii. i bi) want i i | a, an . |ai |ioi f mil, ami beautiful out-dour iseiciae. t i in' ill a j. i . us yf (,< on ii, tin i lit ; i f |>n In. ||. mid i n.iu i iii< ioa ii dun-. i xcitiiiK ilie nr.aginu1, I.V til a J I. US'li i i ,.111 il lit l'Ci Kp.'l- i. Il-h.l! . iiiji pic- . ! -,'sta' . -.A'. /'/?. i.it; i tj i '..ofimttitul, Htoiytt iiainihff, resulting In it great ilcgtcu f. in error noiiin . 'tiio o!>j -.it ui'tbis boi l; t fiucin. ituutli.n i , di.-o '.sos peculliu to women, ? tin ir ttourct synipi i.i. fcnulu, und iivticattona ut treatfnunt. Tito ta.-i; a . i in ( iiiof li.ii: all inn*. >o impropriety lu Imparl ing ; .?.! i;? (o ilioto who itro Vu inulwii oi luttlonl, - wi 11. . parcKH in.nnii iii nv#.id to natuial laws. J . nd m.a .i toll ni oil- . , a . ii iv and misi . ti. i ..ii. -o.-inli'ml t<? the can liii inudctaiiot) of i.e.. ii. " ii? </? put', all ihit 'js Uff jiure-" .1, I'l'liiallTY. ' ? eM (rat" tn Momrm'" (\iflrn r-. 1 ho mini cs1 .? . 111 Ii' ii I av. i'.'us, anl lb t.'.ily IrVfiiiMU doi i loped. < a aii iiKi inotit' 1' e tl'.ou-atli: . Ion. Hoi in .on iii ! V. ill It ir lotiillrvl y 'i liiM.ca rif n ng Impoit 'nt one. i I mo 10 i pb.isliil i u '? iii' most Iiiijioi (ant it . 1 .ii.-. u 11 lev 11 liio iiicnsii ual organs, ii. ;ii i:\sTur VTION. ; '.' 'l b" oviirbm nutans nn 1 tbo'.r offlcoit. T>u i oi ni alii iiillu.'ii in diilcroiil ("lluiat *. Aiu'clod i . . pot upoift. lutluGiico of city life ntut miumlatin) 1 lnio mi.', picici.il lo to iho oili. M.nj-.i s f oniI o ib'it i' '.. l'.'ibi-ni o.' ( i" i ni m India, of :!,( nn mi'ii ii j.(-niod. Ai.ci tt l b> p.i gi and laot o ii n. Hit? qunnfy vnti."-, Iran imUiio .11 . -.I.aive. llscauso. lid.of < f I in* .-.lwioni - 'l 1>? moiy oi -tiucoh ami LiIihii- ild^'w bwi .Speculation 1 4 of Ui< early , f. Ovlll;i'l<>!|. ( Iiuilo : ! lil'ul luutu-oC "I . 'lie or^ttfuof ui- iMit'irtUon. Ii.. IM LAJULtTJOy or MUNSyiUJAL OIU1ANN, Viiii'1 mvl puli-nciio f"inui. M?n?n|i? inflammation. Its r *. opinion* i>t \rtti- i * |?*jit iiim- i i? ire to ! U . nil ii lllJl'I.V. 'I He ( I liUt.an U--.1 I ill. in ) h.i uvhii-ui (lid'Unuliiiion- Mi.lnj i i opinions 'i i t<> woman'* chief hflninu. |{e< itlon <f tho ^ iiiop in tubci t? the vvomp< Wobmii'ii ronttuft for tlilr1?<1 ot exi ii ,tli nvnr.c iiMiij c< mm ii Ui m pvnei- ! t I. 'ilielr irijMiituni s in 11n- ? \m.l ^. ^t?ui. 1 i l:> j o.?niu<-y, lhflvw.uct.? i the inpli xioii, too i ' Control tli.- it wl ;.?.? "i the i it net aii t the imlptnont. Men.stuiutioii ilcpewlcni i i.i t?n?*.? !?< e r the ovaries. Melinelmlv pkll.io ol <In virt ten tlio?e nrgfttl* have, no existence, ihelr , i> ' i lie Vfliol" mHhii. I i in , . tl. fi-n.iUi ii >ir<ix.i!iiu.-N tlio i I'jii/-He fi x. 1 mm >i?liM li> iiitiUciil l . !). ;/ j/i iinai y , . ,t tcj i.'dl .o/.-M-rti. k*/. v irnmK.or mknsti:r.vr, msK.\ SK, T > ' ' !-. V . I'M ?' , . i ! ; tin. yt t,III In* ' 11r I ovarii* met i . . mi \nyitm. i i :-V , "<v ;-\ '. n . . 1 f ^v? "Vv \ I??* \ f.' v-vv&X ^ ftttt i msifo. (iraMul TJmtsuml < proclaim w.,rc \i; Hirm:* iho most .wonderful Invlgornnt that ever sustained th-? sinking | M sjotn^ | .\o I'O'noh <-.v: ( 'ho 11?" according to directions, and remain Ion * unwell, provided their bonus aro not destroyed l?y mineral p : n or other moans, and vital organs w?u ted beyond repair. JMious. ar.tl I1 rmiHout L overs, which arc M) prevalent in the valleys of our great rivers throughout the United States, e specially those of the Mi Ts-ippi, Ohio, ?.!: ouri, Illinois, Tennessee, * 'mnberland, rkanfiji . lied, Colorado, Hra/.os, Hio Grande, I'earl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, 11.'anoke, Janus, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout . our entire country during the Summer and Autumn, ami remarkably ru> durin season; ci unusual heat and dryness, aro ran;; menu of the stomach and livi r, and other abdominal r i.^eera. In their trt atmont, a })itrgative, exerting a j >\v< rf'.i inlluenec upon the. ? various organs, is essentially necessary. There i; no cathartic for the purpo.-.e equal to l)i;. J. W.\ i. Kit it's Yinkcau l>ni;'tu, a they will . j eedily i< i, 1 c?\. the dr rltcolou' l viscid niatter with ^ hich t! *. bowels are loaded, at the same time stimulating K.o eer<>ti<m.- of the li cr, and generally restoring tlio healthy ( i 'i'".' tli/i t'liilv ?< > * * ' < * - ...... ..it I > . ( . Ill II.Tt II M ,1 1 h" Win all i; > fr.bd i v. i.h Ml \ \k tTrmts. No epidemic can take hold oi' a system thus fore-armed. Dyspepj :;i Indiircstioit, llcndncho, l'ain in the Shoulders, Uoughs, Tightness of Iho Chest, Dizziness, Hour Kructnlions of Iho Stomach. Hud T isto in ihc Mouth. Hiiiuus Attacks. Palpiiatat on of tim Heart, Inflammation ot tl o Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kid ncys. and a "hundred otht r painful s\ i Optoma, nfo the offsprings of Dyspepsia. Doe li' '.tlc\ ill prove a betterguaranteu of its merits than a lengthy advertise3?U \ \ t Scrofula, or Kind's F.vii, White Swellings, Ulcers, KryKipelrt*. Swelled Neck, tioitre, Scrofulous Inlhonuiathais. Indolent. 1 nll.unniai ions, Mercurial .AM'eoiion.-. Old Sorca. ICruptions of t lie Skin. Son- i ; ? . < te. In these, as in nil other constitutional l?: cases, Wai.kick's Yikicuau i>ia-ticks haw ulnnvii their great. curalivo powers in t! e most oh-tinate and ii.tiaelifoio ? asc>. For liilluiiniiulory mid ( hroiiir IMiemuntifmi, Gout, Hiliou's, i:, nit tent and Intermittent Fevers, Disown >?>f I lie HIcmhI, Liver, Kidneys ami IC .i Kthese Hitters 1 ave no equal. Such Diwusrs are caused by \ itiated Itloou. Meclmiik'nl Diseases.- F . <? engaged in Paints and .Minerals, rfdi as 1'lumbers, Type- titer-;. (i <hl neatm . and Minors, as they advance in life, are snip.a t to paralysis of the UoweN. Tg guard against this, take a do c o! Walkicu's Yinkoar Hrr ricus occasionally. For Skin Diseases, Lvnptions, Tetter, Salt-Hheum, HlotchcSnols. rinndee Pivstulos, Boils, Cnrbunde*, Blng-wonns, Beuld-hcad, Soro Kyos. Kryslpela*. ltd), tScuv-i'-'. Discoloration* of the Skin, Ihinioi (in.I I)i<on cs of the Skin of wlmtcv uaino or nature, arc lite:,illy dug up ami carried out of the system in a blunt time by tho uso of these Bitters. riii, Thjic, nml oUut IVornis, lurking in tie* s\ -teni of ho many thousands, aro ell- . tunlly i! troyod and removed. No s\*steiu of up diriiie, no vermifuges,'no antlielininitics will f.ee the system from worms like these Hitters. For Foiiinlo Coiiiplniitf s, in young or old, married or single, at the dawn of wolunilliood. or tho turn of life, thcao Tonic Bitters display so decided an influence that improvement-is soon perceptible. UwiiisotUe Yiliatwl {Hood whoncver you lind its impurities bursting through tho skin in l'iuip .? . Eruptions, or Soros; cleotiso it when yen lind it obstructed and sluggish in the veins; demise it uhon it is foul; your feeling-: will tell you when. Keep t!ie blood pure, nu 1 tho health of the system will follow. i?. li. Mci)o.\ u,n <fc co., Druggist* ir -K'fi-ii. A-.u., Sua Vruuciaon. California, ar. . \\ - - a:.-1 i, rlt,>:i :-t-.. \. V. >nl(l iiy al lii'ug'.M. .s a ml liiK WEEKLY HEUA1.U The Cheapest and Best' Newspaper inutile World, THE NEW YOiJK HICHAM) is llto lrn< intf paper?known to bo mT.1i throughout ll;i civilized world. II you want the bitost nnd most noournti new s from every poet ton' of ther|(!Iobe, sub scribe lor the ~ T } ' fJKKit&P, r ir yoi. want a correct report of,-ill tbo Mnr bets? Foreign amly.f>onu<stbv-subscribe fo] 1110 T f'/'/? KL1' SflCJttZL </) . Ifyouwftn' for fireside' reading wpII so looted stories for tbo entertainment of tin Family, subscribe tVo tbo 17 '/ :/:ay,y In politics it is neul rid, but gl&os ft fair am inlpail iai review M all oliiiiv.l matter* bap polling tl.Youebout tin* brown Woild. 'J j i'mh:?.Single st.bsciipiion, S'2; tbree cop ica, S?r); fi\c copies, >?; '? n copies,' $lf>; ?ingW copies, fl\'v! nts eacb. A limited number o Adver'.i enn-nts inserted in the Weekly Her aid. 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V\S : <)( "I'OCMil ! 7, i m m tt,ma .% mm?*-? v? t?v. ? # HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION. important i?r< isi< \ of 1111: static si rnr.MK ?on:v?rni', riui.MiFN' or OIC< UASI'I) I AIPCNTS KNTITI fi? TO I10I.H I II H IK?M KSTK.VD IN PKIIPFTl I i V. Tim decision oi tlio ?u|)ivnio <V,uit in reVr-ncc t?? ImineRlend remainders, wlii' h \vc |)ul>!ish 1> low, is one of iru'ai importance i?"> every family in tlm St. it". It involves llie K?t'in?? node nl tlm lionv-sforiil net of 18 If), so 'ar av 11)nJ not mokes ike homestead st|l j. < ( Jo ext'oiu ion on.? ode li\ e'redi1. . /11 I ! . A. ... .... .1 "l,,...,! ..? .1,,, fatnil V * W 11 < 11 tie \ < lit .if i <1 < hiM eoiw* of n?*e. JlidtfU Miickcv, who Vl'tldi'l'Cil i lie deeis'n ,n hi the court I clow irom whteh 'lie anneal was talon, In 1?1 that | the citizen takes the homestead exI emotion. n< t ns :tt? indix idna), lint iti I J hjs l'cjin sci:t:iti\o eharacter as tie | '"Let I >il :i f until v." In o'Imw u o?-ds, 'thai t lie ''head el :i family'' is within ; 'he in'; i t ainl ineiitiiao; ol'the constitution, simply t'ie tiirUie ami the lamt1 V in a S ''('/>' I tins! ? that as tin* i 11 ili\i? I ns: I is the unit, o! t he family, so the kwniiv is tl e unit ni'the State, and the prime ; oppose ? l the hoimv->tend j < la use in I i const it u' ion i s ?<? seen re a '"'local iiahii:i; ion"" lor the latnily, | 1 It eee to deprive the family of tin honua-teail on the decease ol its natural |.r< teeter \ tohites the ruisui ot tin c?nM it ntioi.nl pro \ i-ion, and iha.', too, when the lamiiy most needs its shelt'Tinxt pru'tclh n. .Imipo iWnckty turiliei hi Id that the term 'Vxi tnj t' in 1 lie c m|i>i it m ion, as applh d to t hi i- ines'enil reservation, means in law as in its el \ tiiolo^x, u ci.Vitio , fl ?,| ueriu'tiial n ser x a! ion ol t lie hniucst ea? . Iroat "xccut ion and sali'tor dent. Tin h;nin ' I ad, moreover, hi iim in tin . . . ? T 1 \ ? I it i : i ii ?>i a <_ i : j : 11. . i 11 oiacm v llel< tb.it t lie const riHl ion which gives tin i;irj?isL |?riv t leges to ill" "laiiiee, mu-1 lie l egal ile til'.' tllte eOUStl lli't ion | whenever a ?loiibt aiisesin the cast j *r.iin the ti'i'ins ol ti e statute. This i: ] the i/"i>t o! tin." < jiini 'ii o| .Imlge M i? k i v, vvhiel. lias been sustained by tin h n.minions voice ot the ISupreiin Com t. 'i in-: i?i:< r- ion. * i s * i. roi k C??ri:T November Term ? 1*. McK'o wen vs. .1. S. ('at* i o) i ! al. A I'l'oui from ('onrt <? I t oiriiion 1 "i< :;-e for t hester, Sixti t ;i cint. M.ickev, C. J. I lomt stem lb m.iiml is (>|>'l.11111 bv W illai'l, A. .1. f Muses C, , :t1111 W i i? lit. .1. .1., eoiieunii??_ ) i I lie t il* nit jlulge having dhtniss? ( 1 llic rout 11 i :i l nl on e !i t j?I sil n t itml :in ' >w r alone, it is neeessarv l<'i" es l< eOllsidt T whether dixit) I lit'ltd IS Nl ate? lid* pla nihil' is t'lti it led to i in* rt'i it' i ?lt iiimndcd V?y him, <>r to any relic j w 11;111' \ i I'. I The plaint i IV eltiitiis to he the ownei in let; nl certain lands in t lie possessioi j ot I lie clnimn ti t s. ] I is l it le, as ;;ll? <j;eil I was iKriveii tts tnirchaser :ii ti sherili1: } sale, uinh-r a judgment reeovt reil ii j ls.xt) tiLTtiinvt James Yotiutre. M ar?r:i ixt, 'lie walow ol i he deeetised jmle i nu'iii tlehlor, ohtaincil the assitrimien j ol a homestead in the premises in ton | troversy oil the 25 ih o! Oetoher, I 85') I She tlied in 1S7'2. ? The defendant ! .\eius, the wile el J. S. (Tirol, tin I minor child ol James ami Marjiarc | Vein ;(t', is now in the enjoynienl o j the hoinesli tel. In January , 1872, n'ter ihe nssi >n meiit ol the homestead, the premise eo\ ered hylhe homt stead exempt ioi was j^j.d at shcrin > sale, sni.ji ct toll) I of homesiend, a fid purchased lv tin |>1 a:>rttiH*. 1 Io alleges that. tl? n r. d;.nts arc commit tn g waste l>y lhed( strticiion of t he li:nl>t r, and theanswc i dues not deny such waste. Tin' pulgvini nt dismissing tlie ooni plaint appears to have heen l>nse< | upon a determination that the l igli , ae<]uired under the assignment of tit hutncMefld and now la id hy th<? defer daitts, was in t he nat nre of a lee aim pit laud ' hat accordingly waste could ne j be .alleged. At tin; close of the appellant's nrgt met t, a quest ion appears to he diseiu sod nilc.'.ting the validity (.t the pre ceedings for the nsaflgnnvnt (.1 th homestead, on the ground that sue 1 nil assignment, was in violation of th rights secured by the judgment, Hit tended to impair t he obligation <>l tli cont ract enforced by such judgment Tnis question cannot be made at. th pros> nt time. Il the assignment ol th ; homestead was lor any tensor, in \ioln lion ol plaint ill's rights, advnntag should have been taken ol such fact i a direct pr< oeeding; it ennyot he cot side red collaterally, as Bougt by th plaint .iff, in a suit to stay waste. Th 1 <* * lOM, mr<* i \ n m i i r- - - ? ?- " ' ""* **** ' plaintill s ease is j laced I?y I**upon , ' .1 purchase iD iil'1 subject t<> the homo- , J stead rioht, run; doubtless nt n price , ( ?ascil on iho assumption ol the validit v of 11 io homestead claims, and accord- , i'io|\ he iloos not occur)v ft position cnal I Hi; him to open the ?juestion of I the validity of tl:o otiomal assignI It! "lit . "-1 '* ' ? 1. I !.< i.i'nciMitiul I I IK' II I'M ([Ill's: IHII III li 10 |/i Vf* * | is wlie'lew 1 lie* phiint ill" showe in iiini- j M'lr Mil estate or interest in the lands j i el sue}) }i nature as to entitle liim to , restrain waste on the jiarl ol' the de- j fondants, His w'tole claim depends 1 n ujM^i ? v:i}><1 i( y ol tin> sherilV's sale j i : . claim to hohl the premises in the right j ol thi' <h lendnnt, Agnus, as an estate I in lee simple. On the other hand, the J plainti.'V < homes to ha ve acquired the' lee under tin1 sheriff's sale. I he (question then arises, did tlie lee j : i he lands iia-is to plain till' under the" j >In i iii s sale? II hot, are the deleud- j I anee in . position to nlh ?e against the elli el claim d lor sueh sheriffs sale? At the time t ?' the sale of tlie prem, i-'s ie (| nest ion, they were subjected ! to a i;edit ol liomestead, which A'e uiuA issii je to have been rightly asi si L'in d. The const it ut ion <1 eel a res thai ! m;< Ii homestead 'b ha 1 he exempt from it la dimon!, levy or sale, on mesne or lined process issued from any court." it. is i lear thai this language distlncly ' J Jorhids sueh exeenluui ol liiuil process as thai nr.der which the plain* ill' ! claims. It H eipialily (dear that, as the plaint i IV claims, tl rough the operation ol i he law alone, .and not lrom any act ol the parties, he can only I a he that which the law confirms on him in virtue oj'tl.e validity ol his ' . i I pri'CCCO III.M'n , ;i> uu' niiiMiiiun'ii ! is a part ol tin* law governing the 1 1 1 % % I I loreO and ( licet of the process of till: courts, it k. 1 lows that that which the const it illicit forbids cannot he elVectu1 ally ohtaincd through the abuse of the process <>(' the courts. Unless., then there is something in the proposition, that although the land could not he sold, yet a remainder over after the expiration nl the homestead right could he sold, the* plaintiff altogether lailes to diow such title i;i himself as lie alleges , :isi the Inundation of his demand lor relief. t \Vc must t hen inquire whether ,eni hoeing a judgment against premises I iii rcsp)-ct <'l which a homestead right is properly secured, hv way of selling . a remainder l herein to \'t-st in possts. siou aiter I he t enninat ion ol the right. /?< 'lit ! w 1 1 I I > I I I rill-1 ! . 1 < > I A tllal . w. ...... . > - - c >nst ;i til ion . If the constitution in using the term I < x niption, n.(.'Mrs :io-<i lute exemption, 1 i hen it is .dear ihsit lite attempt to sell t sucli -i remainder was a violation ol its [ j.Mas. In cfik'r to hold that a limited r exemption only was intended, such as i i would admit of stripping the judgment ^ dob1 oro t title while leaving httn a lim? i ill -! right of posession alone, it would , ! be necessary to lind either language in . ?be eonstitution importing such limi. itnifiu, or jomething in the declared i | policy of t he i nietment rendering such . i a c< 11-11 uction proper. Xothing of this I kind appears in the constitution, or can he made out on the priiio.iples of L. i construction. The ohjoet of the cont stitution was el early to perpetuate in { t he judgment debtor or his family, | undo r cer< it in conditions, 'the owner. - ship as well as the use of the family s | homestead. We are rn?t justified in i ; diminishing the force and c libel ot the ,? | word "rxi nipt" as it stands in the v I con^titntion. - | The plaintiiV has not made out a ti. I le ui him.-el I l hat authorizes an inI junetton to st ay waste. It is not necessary, then, for us to J consider what was the nature of the i?,] terest .punnming in the judgment t debtor and his family nndcr the opee 1 ration of the homestead law, for the i plaintiff does not put himself in a prol'rr position to ipiestion the nature of . tlie defendants'* right of possession. ,The appeal should be dismissed. '* Within the 'past live years 700,000 *- poisons h:\Ve lelt Gennany for the >- I'nit* (1 StaKs, lu ing principally from I'nmHa. Mostof the immigrants were . able-bodied young men ol the poorer j elasses, the very kind desired for the 0 German army, and it is not strange d that Hi>m nke has spared no cforl to y keep them at home. k* Col. lLgertcn, in t he I louse ot Come moil: , said philanthropy is so energetic 1 that "it n quires a good deal of ii tinonce nowaday* to get. hanged." t. Wil yon please inseit this obituary notha ?M ,i?ked an old gentleman of an editor. ' I make bold to ask it, becans T know the deceased had a great e many Iriends around bvro who'd be e ! glad to here of his death, i?ii hi ? n? ?i? ? r i? ? m f m t f >?r- irr ' ir f ? ^ [KI. ]\\m? .iouknAI..j A ftcantiful ( hrotno, |fl If J ho religions press gets ahead of H the Ml i'aso Journal wo give it fail' H warning that it must get up on its fl spine. We have stood the ''Sleeping Cherubs,'1 hv 7he ( hriatian L'uion ; 9 wo have gazed on the piet ure of wall- H eyed virl tier will) which IJrother Tal H mage ropes in siioscnile is from the B rural di>Li ict.s, unruovi i, hill who B The Chrialttin ot 11 "or A! semis us a 9 picture ol two sore-eyed dogs wateh- 'fr* ing three merino huubs, and wants us f|| to pay them *20 lor it, then, indeed, rf| the lree spirit ol an American citizen p'| is aroused. rl We want it distinctly understood A that we are in the eluomo business ourselves. lie real ler every subscriber that lakes 'he 'CI 1 '.im> /<>/<fnal will receive a beuutilul chrome, entitled "Mis. Snooks Washing the t hihlren." il is one of those heaulilul home pietuna t hat at once appeal to the loudest ami ^A holie.-t all col ions oi the heart. Kvorv man who sees it will at once. 'Would he were a boy a^ain,' when beinijj washed and gelling soap in his eves was one ot the regular Sunday allliclioiis next to ihe catechism. In the lureupound is iUrs* Snooks, lie I ore here is a tub, and one ol ihe orphans is st i nggiiip-C in the water. Hie artist has seized tiptiii Ihe inomert when tile iolanl lias just opened his mouth lor a solo, hut is dexterously I clucked hy liis mother swabbing his j voice with a sponge. The manner in I ...i ...l i : ... WIIH.II >1 Minilll ?M ji> ? iiu'l !.*? I * |?? resented riming down into the urchin s ovc is very finely done. In the oilier 1 eye is thrown .ill tin; added emotion | ol pent-up grief and ,borrow that I knows no lounge.. Wo defy any j man to see this picture without being stirred to his inmost depth*. Mrs* ' Snooks' hue is a study. It is sueh an I expression ot motherly h>ve, house! wifely zeal and heautilul di volion to duty that ean he likened io nothing exeept that seen upon the face ol our mothers on wash-days ami at housueleaning tinn s, Three ol theehildren have already heen washed. 'J heir rosy countenances. blight will) exuberant health, ! have heen luither heightened by tho are ol the limner, who has depicted ! them sultering with (adds as one result, of their hat lis. At the same lime their complexion lorms an agreeably conj trr.st to the three behind thw'luh \\ ho ' have not yd hathed. Tins is lift el y done, and cost a world of l.?hor. 'I he whole forms an agreeable eonilrasttolhe naked chcnibs sent out 1?y 1 the ieligious press. It is* a domesiio j scene, full ol holy joy and tratupiilizcd j by a sweet and dream-like peace. In order to dnnvcy the idea that t even in so perfect a home as this h?njiow must ertner, the artist has depicted one ??f the children sutlering with the measles. Tho way in which the measles blotches are struggling I with the dirt on Ins nose, having capj tilled the last mimed organ, is one of j the sweetest things in the cluuino lino I that has ever been presented. We ft re now prepaircd to furnish tie o chromos to every subscriber ?>i the I'll I 1 r " ' I aso Journal. 'Wo append a lew certificates from prominent indi\tduals : ' I rue to life. The vorv mf , "J * * . w i smells of soap/?Howry IVaxd liccnhcr. 'I assure von, on mv honor, thilt tho ' % chromo is so natural thai one ol my children actually caught the measles irotn looking at it1? Jioi .Under. MJeminds me of tho time when they used to wash me, now many, many years ago/?tiusau />. Anthony 4!*end me 15,000 cloven ol your ehvotnos, 'Washing the Children.' Wo ! wane to oiler them as premiums.1? I Christian at Work. j i dt shows domestic nvsory in tho highest degree. No woman ought to he allowed to have; seven children.'? ' ! 17clori't Wood/mil. We tru-t these testimonials are snlliI cient. We could Append many thousands; hut we h-rehear. Now let tho honest masses show their appreciation \ ol art, hy coming up atnl taking 7'he .hoio'tif/t j Sambo wanted-to buy some land, bnl he h id only hall' enough money. "Well," said the land agent., ''iho price is $000, but I'll lake ?150 and a inoitgaure lor the balance in a vcatv* I Sain bo scratched his wool. Ul>ut, L i say, lews, fcpose a fellow haint got no morgiteh?" In vain the agent explained, when up steps llill and says, ui can louidate that pint. A inorgileh is like this yer: Spose you pays <?e boss $450 down, and gives yer word and ; honor ob a honest nigger to pay him de udder IJrt/iO in n vi.ni'i .b.ii uiwiu.^ aii - - j , VI ? . . V"? i do very last day oh do year yiT pays ! $-110 ar.d don't pay him deodur dollar, why (J6n do niorgitch says do boss can j.'ss take all do money and do land, and yon don't have nutlin?not a cent." | Golly * boss, a rnurgitch makes a niggerjjmighty honest." The gallant tecrotai'v ol a lite irisu- ^ ranee company, being in command of a platoon during the late unpleasantness m Arkansas, struck up the gun of one of his men about to' lire on a stalV : otliccr, with the exclamation: don't shoot at him: we've got a policy on him." , A darkey, lull in charge or a telelupli otlicc while the operator went. to dinner, heafd some one "call" over fH the wires, and began shouting at the i! instrument: "De operator isn't yerl" 1 The noise ceased.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, October 17, 1874, Image 4