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legislative l'roc?odlugv. , COLUMBIA, May 29, 1877.' Uti* thor Ronato, Houso bill to amend aoottbu fj"5 and ? GO, ohaptov 120, relativo to liena on crops, was read ? third timo. The Sons to appointed Mosers. Crittenden, Cary end Witherspoon a committoo of con ference on tho per diem bill, and Mossrs. Bowen, Cochran and Taft a oommitteo of , conference ou the bill to reduce aud-fiic tho salaries of certain ofBoers. The appropriation bill was taken upi ; Section 4 was amondod so as to mako school olaims for 1873 payable ovit of tho funds in tho hands of County Treasurers for that purpose, and any surplus shall boj paid to oulcoa for other years in tho ordojfl ia which they shall arise. ^ Mr. Taft moyed'to-insert as section 5<g? provision to*appropriate $76,000-for* dofj^ cienoios of salarios for tho y oar ending Octa let ZI, 1870: ' & , Mr. Taft said: Thcro aro salaries juary due foo that year. I am not ia favor* of making any profortod oredi.iora. mJ?f 'WHy claim is jutl and ought to be paid lt is tho ono for theso salarios. Evory State offioor who had a case before tho Supremo Court was paid tia salary when he withdrew faja case', ' Notr\ the bill provides for tb> pay ment of tho consolidated debt, and yet those ofltoors who rendered their services ?during the last fiscal yoar aro not paid. Ia that just or reasonable? Tho constitutif says a tax shall bo loviad each yoar for tue defi ciencies of tho pvoooiding year. Mr. Mortie-.Whoa a proposition was mado last night to appropriate 86;O00 to pay for tho past expoosos of tho unfortu nates in the luoatio asylum, tho gentleman from Charlestou voted against it. Tho administration hos paid Republioau and Domoorotio offioors alike. It has paid Demooratio judges and Republican judge alike. Mr. Taft asked, who wcro tho Republican judges that had been paid? Mr. Mcctzo roplicd that Judge Mackey, Judgo Cooke, Judge Carpenter and Judge Wiggio wcro Republicans, and they had beeen paid. Mr. Taft said that Judge Cooke and Maokey wore not Republicans, ?nd that Carpenter and Wiggin had not been paid. Mr. Mcetze-If they haTe not, it is because thor did not apply for tho money At this timo wo cairn ot ufiord to levy li mills in addition to what wo have levied, end however it may relato to tho constitu tion, I am always ready to camp outside of tho constitution when it conflicts with the interests of tho people. Mr. Taft said ho was surprised and de lighted to hoar Mr Mcetze quote thal expression from Thad. Stevens. Thc Domooratio party bad always preached conformity to tho constitution, except io 1872, wheo they stole the Republican plat form and nominated aa Abolitionist foi President. Ho read from tho oo?stitutioc thc provision that a tax shall each ycai bo levied for deficiencies of tho precedi?/; jear. Mr. Crittenden said that tho Rcpublicar party had nov-sr followed tho course Mr Taft insisted upon and which thc constitu tion required. He thought that tho Qovcro . or should bo authorized to borrow money ti pay tho interest on tho public dobt. Tho amendment proposed by Mr. Taf Was thon offered aa a substitute for scotiot 6, and adopted by a vote of 15 to 12. Section 7 wan amended by substituting the word "monthly" for "quarterly." A provision was added to tho bill t< appropriate $6,000 for deficiencies for paj of officers of tho General Assembly for tlx yeare 1876 aod 1876. Mr. Taft proposed an amendment t( require tho St?to Treasurer tc apportion ar?; money received among the purposes speci fied io tho bill. Mr. Taft said that in case a largo amoun cf bank bills should bo tondcrcd, a defi ciency would bo created, and some of th? ObjeotS enumerated in tho act might no get anything at all. Mr. Mcetzo-I am tired of thc word pro raia. I think wo should make a levj sufficient to cover the appropriations, ant not pro mia any moro Stato paper. The amondmont was not adopted. Mr. Livingston said he thought tin fiction of tho Senate in striking out eootioi 5 would-defeat tho bill entirely, and opera ti fo'koop tho Legislature hore a month longer Tho Houso would^ hardly agreo to sud Amendment, Mid thus tho bill Would bo" lost He moved to reconsider tho voto whorcb; tho rmbstitute was agreed to. Tho motion was adopted by tho oastin/. voto of tho President. M Mr. Taft raovod to moko tho further con siderafion of tho bill tho special order for ? P. M. Adopted. Tho Houso bill relating to thc militia wa: taken up for a second reading, omcndei and passed. Mr. Nash movod to insert $50,000 in etoad of ?75,000 for deficiencies in salario'? Mr. Rowen-I think wo had better no go into any appropriations to poy defioien cica, bcoauso this session was called fo apooial purposes. Tho middlo of tho yea is hero, and wo meet again in Novcmbor Hy appointing the commission to investig?te and by making no appropriation for defi oionoics,-wo will show that wo arc consistent Mr. Gory-I socond 'thc motion of th Senator from Riohlaod, because it is th best thing wo cnn get uoddr' thc cifoum stances. It is the duty of this Gonon A*sombly, under tho constitution, to provid fot the dofiolcnoios of last year. Somo c these east duo salaries aro thoso of Judge ?md okhar'ofiieers about whioh thoro coo b no question;. By adopting this prorositio or thoso opposed to us in politics wo vindi cato them and may get"theAf-aMIo defeat ung tho $200,000 clause, and besides thl 850,000 doc? not inoroaso tho aggrogato i tho bill ono dollar, for we have reduced itt othor sections. Mr. Jeter-I do not seo tho j UH ti co peying thoso deficiencies whon there t others of equal ?or moro justice unprovid fdr. For instaooo, thoro is* $20,000 for I luoatio asylum; there is tho ddfioieney the penitentiary and tho legislative C penses.- Tho Excoutivo Committeo ao on this Consolidated debt, and if they w not authorized to do so, tho nub seq u Action of the Houso of Representatives oe Armed what they did, tho bonds w issued by authority of tho Log i tl a turo, ( ?4'they*wore afterwards'sold for' loss tl the amount fixed by tifo sot, it was no m than if a-man should make a noto paya to beuror and givo it io a man to soil for* less than its face value. If his agent ?ho Mil it to au ionooent purchaser fdr-'a . ] amount, his notiou would lind thu matter.! Wo cannot go behind tho consolidation not, and wo could gain nothing hy poing behind ?it. By that aot wo have, got rid of about $12,000,000 of dobt-30,000,000 of con version , bonds, und n bo ut ?5,000,000 of l?luo llidgo fiorip; nnd I think wo should au^fegfizo tho Governor to borrow money to nay^io interest on the consolidated debt. MjLjeter discontinued his rewards in con e^UCl)co of indisposition. " . 1%. S wails-Wo are io tho position of a man who owes a dollar and has only fifty couts to pay it with, and ho is looking round to seo which ?mao ho will pay it to. For eight'years tho Legislatures of South Caro Mina have had to pay a dollar with a tax levy of fifty or seventy live ce tila. We must olthov make a lovy sufficient to Pl,y our Tfcbts, or wo must como out boldly nod toll tho country that WO are unable to pity. MT. Bowen-Is tlioro any Way to make a man who has but $50'pay a debt of $100. . Mr? ;Swails-Well, then, if you havo not got the monoy, soy at once and boldly re pudiation. Mr. Bowon-No, air;' wo don't want tb repudiate; > but we say wait. till wo get tho mouey, and thoa wo will pay. 1 Mr. Hwuils-No; we must moot it now; aud I am in favor of a levy both to pay defi ciencies and to pay tho bonded debt. Mr. Crittenden-lam in favor of passing a resolution authorizing the Governor to borrow money to pay tho interest on tho consolidated debt after tho committee has aotcd and at tho proper timo, and I think we can pay every dollar of it without taxing tho people ono dollar this year: Mr. Livingston-Tho peotlo aro almost io a starving condition, and I um opposed to paying any of thesu dobts ut prcsout. lt wo pay ono of thom, wo should pay all; and if ?ny discrimination is mado, I om in favor of making it for tho bonofit of home orcdltors. Mt. Cochran said that Senators had asserted that tho Republican party hac robbed the tax payers of tho State. IL denied it. ile predicted that tho Demo cratic party would not bo ablo to carry ot I thc State government for so small n suu I annually as the Republican pnrty had done *fpeers.!!y during SfiOll'j sduiiuhUaltou. 1 was the bondholders who weru made t suffer, and not the tax payers. Mr. Nash's amendment' to Mr. Taft' substituto was adopted, and thc substitut as amended wr s ngrced upon. Mr. Canoon submitted tho following, t be added os section ll: ''That any balance of sp?cifie levies heretofore made and no needed for tho same, shall bo subject to th draft of the Comptroller General, and, b thc approval of the Governor, to bo used fo tho payment of deficiencies ia appropria lions." Thc Senate receded from its a mc nd m en to thc public printiog bill. lathe House, a resolution was passed t go into an election on thc 31st for a Judg of tho 5th circuit, in place of Judgo Car pcotcr. Mr. Myers, from tho Committee on Rail roads,-reported favorably ou a bill to rrqnir tho Blue Ridgo Railroad to keep opon a dopo at Sencoa City. Notice was received from tho Senate o non-concurrence in House omendments"t a bill to reduce and (ix thc salaries o certain officers It was moved that th IIouso insist upon its amendments and committee of conference be appointed Agreed to, and Messrs. Sheppard, llooi aud Myers appointed such committee. Also, sundry amendments to thc IIous amendments to thc Senate bill regardin; thc public printing. Tho House conourrci iu tho Senate amendments savo in ono pai ticulor, relative to defining tho word roanna sibio. Thc Senate refused also to concur in th IIouso amendments to Semite bill fixing th por diem and mileage of members of th Goocral Assembly. On motion, tho House insisted on il amendments, and appointed Messrs. Coil Connor and Keith a committee of confcrcno< Mr. Coit, from the committee on confer eooo with tho Senate committee on a bi fixing thc per diom of members of tho Cen cral Assembly, rcportod that tho join committee had agreed to sustain tho lieus amendment fixing tho per diem nt ?5 pc day; also, agreed that tho IIouso rocco from its amendments providing that no oom pens 11ion bo received for any session longc than sixty days. Mr. Youmans made n strong speco ogaint tho adoption of tho majority repot on tho Charleston ease. The previous question was ordered, who Mr. Orr. claimed tho privilcgo of ono bou' under thc rules, as ohuirman of tho com mi tee. Ho stated that ho would apportion hi time" among members He gave licet colored, of Beaufort, fivo minutes. Rec opposod tho report. Mr.-Myers, colored, c Beaufort, warmly urged tho adoption of th report, aud substantiated testimony adduce beforo tho committee Mr. Wcstbcrr colored, of H ubi ter, advocated tho adopt io of tho majority report. Mr. II ault I toi colored, of Beaufort, favored tho odoptio of tho report, ond denounced Bowen an Mackey. Ho was not willing to grin down tho tax payers of Charleston to fostt a class of ignorant and vicious blacks an whites, who regarded- no law. Ho nsko where was Whittomorc? Somebody g< oftor him with a sharp stiok nnd ho di camped, when tho ponitontiary door wr wide opon to receive hie:. In obn'olusioi ho said if these men vroro s?nt book, on their wicked leaders still refused to givo tl tax payors representation, ho was proporc to vote again to exclude them. To fort? theso men was to foster tho Bowen ring i Charleston, and that ho v/As not willie to do. Mr. Aldrich mado an oloqucnt spocoh i favor of tho majority report. Ho drow, vivid picture-of tho"election frauds in Cha P'J With Qrant's bayonets nt Chambo lain s back, the people had only thc hopo< rightJouuded 06" truth, M>. Aldrioh Xl k"" ^V^0'*' V? *h? cxpiratlo of the hour t0fwhltih the debato Wa? UmU?< Mr. Minort'? substituto to ?cai tho thl Won Republicans and four Domoorats w tablod. and a voto then taken on tho ado lion of tho majority roport of tho cdrrimlit oxelndiug tho wholo gang. Tho major repoYl was adopted by a voto of 00 to 20. On motion, tho IIouso adjourned. COLUMBIA; May 81,1877? In tho Nonato, tho bill to Utilis? coin labor was taken up for a third reading i pissed. Od this bill, some debato ar?sd as to provision that no convicts should bo hi oui f?r agricultural pu rp OB CG. . Mr. Todd, at tho request of>Mr. Cochran, I m o Ved to reconsider that sec tiou, Mr. Taft-Ido not think it woould bo advisable t? divido tho convicts into email parties of two or tbroo and distribute thom ill over tho State. It w?cld bo impossible to keep oootrol 6f them, nud it would inau g?ralo a species of shivery worso than tho old- i . . ... .', Mr, Coohron-^Would ibo gootloman favor an agreement providing that uot loss than fifty bo hired out on one farm.- > Mr, Gary-r-That Would givo placo to jobs. Mr. Tuft-Yes; that would givo placo to jobs, as,hai boon suggested by tho Senator from Edgefiold. Mr. Crittenden-We havo a. different class of con viol s here from what th try arc in other States. Ours aro only useful as agri cultural laborers, while in other States many of tho convicts aro skilled . laborers. Tho gentlemen scema to think, that thu "Jim:rd of Directors of tho Penitentiary will exercise no judgment in hiring out thoso convicts. We havo a Board of Direotors, and they will certainly USO their disoretiou in hiring them out. ,. Tho motion to reconsider tho section was withdrawn. . Tho roport of tbooommttteo of conference on bill to fix tho salaries of curtain officers W08 agreed to. . f Dill to prevent cruelty to animals was taken up for a second roadtog. Mr. Gary moved to striko out tho enact ing clause. ' Mr. Taft-It ia said that thoro is too much in this bill; that it prohibits cook lighting and Cog fighting. If the Sonato wishes to soe such sports as thoso let it strike that provision out. Mr. Gary's motion was rejected. Mr. Crittenden moved to postpone tho bill till next session. Mr. Taft-I hope that will not be dono Tho only objection seems to bo to tho sootion whtah prohibits cook fighting and dog fighting. Ono of tho Souators say's if thc bill passes bo om't go baok to his constitu ents, because all thoir fun will bo spoiled. But down my way way tho bill is very much desired. Tho motion to postpono was adopted. Thc Senate concurred in all of the House amendments to tho fence law bill except the one providing for tho taking up of cattle by thc lund owner. Tho appropriation bill was taken up. On motion of Mr. Gaillatd, section . 0 was amended by providing 8500 for payment of warrant of Comptroller General it-sued for stationary for Senate committee rooms and clerks for regular session of 187C. On motin i of Mr. Tult, .section fivo was amended so ns to require deficiencies to bo paid pro rata. On motion of Mr. II* J. Maxwell, section 2 was amended by apyrooriuting $15 5-18 25 for salaries of professors in thc South Carolina University for tho present fiscal year. Tho bill was then passed and sent to tho House with amendments. Bill to provide for modo of proving State Bank bills tendered for taxes was taken up. Mr. Taft spoke against tho bill and said it 'would placo impediment in the way of tho tender of bills by poor tos payers, anet would not hinder thc holders of large quantities of them, who could afford to employ lawyers. It would causo great expenso to thc State in tho way of costs, and would enable many parties to ovoid payment of their taxes altogether. Ho sold that tho very sa^o bills had boon tendered last rear, by more th?.n ono person for tasca. They were bor rewed from tho brokers for that purpose. Ile thought that thc bill would bc of great benefit io thc brokers, but not to thc State. In tho UcuSv', i he bili to establish con formity In tho holding of Cirouit Courts was ordered to bo ocgrossed for a third reading. A resolution directing tho keeper of tho Stato House and Grounds to prevent tho removal of earth or material from around tho Stato IIou9e, was adopted. The Sonato returned tho fenco low bill with immaterial amendments, which were conourrcd in by thc House. Mr. J. J. llomphill moved to postpone tho resolution impeaching Justice Wright, and moko it the special order for Friday night, ot 8 o'clook-yens 61; nays 22. Mr. J. J. llomphill introduced a con cu'rent resolution directing tho Senators ond Representatives in Congress to take such steps as will secure from thc General Government suoh appropriation as will deepen at least one of tho channels of Charleston harbor and improve other rivers and harbors io this Stato. Adopted. T. B. Johnston, Claiming a seat from Sumter, oamo to tho bar of the House and was permitted tho opportunity to purge himself of contempt, but instead of doing so, ho indulged in a brief speech, which plaocd him io o worso position than before. On motion of Mr. Simpson, tho' House resolvod, by a voto of 03 to 28, to refuse to admit Mr Johnson us a member of the House of Representatives. YOUNO POSITIVIST.-(Clergyman makes' a pastoral call-tildy brings forward bor' soil of eight years, to be examined as to his theological sentiments.) Pastor-''What is o miraolc?" Boy-"Dunno." P.-?-If you wore to seo thc sun in tho middle of thc night, what would you think of it?1' B.-"Should think 'twas" tho moon." P.-"Hot if somebody woro tn toll you 'twiurtho sun, what would you think?'' BJ-"Should think 'twas a lio." P.-."But 1 dont lio. If I should toll you''twas tho su'f?, what would you thiaki"* B.-Should think you wasn't sober." M un DI-, a WILE OUT.-A fow yoars ago "August Flower" Wais dfscovoro'd to bo n certain euro for dyspepsia and livor com plaint, a fow thin dyspeptics made known to thoir friends how easily and quickly they had boon cured by its usn. Tho great merits' of QR'BBN'S Auot/sT FLOWER became heralded' i through the country by one sufleror to another, until, 'Without advertising, its Srtlo has bcoomo 1 immense. Uruggists in ovory town in tho United Btatos aro selling it. Ho porson suffering wjth sour Hiorrtaoh; sick headnch?, costiveness, palpitation of tho hoart, indiges ti?n, low spirits, otc.', can take thrco dosos without relief. Q6 to ,our druggie, Dr. JV 1 K, Norman, and I got a -bottle for' 76 cents and ' tr*ykit.' Snmplo bottles 10 cants. I 1 Questions have glvon: moro oflonba than ' any,other1 mode of-spceoh.' ?gp'l ?E3E5D THE .< jpF iii Words of Advice, ??MI TUTT'U rincon yp???' tost or Tint* rum, riuuo .TUTT'S ?na tho tiiousnnds or t<.s.ilniouluH I'l 1.1,3 TUTT'S K'VPH of their rilKaey. wurrum ino ni, 1,3 TUTT'U I" .?ylnsrlhot they will positively j>n,i,s TM ni J cm c nil ulncnsce Hint result from a uir.i.u T0tT'84*^!i, MIUou? Odie. It li eu nm t Ism, PILLS ?UTT'S l'?lj>lti?tioii or tho Henri. Kidney j'lLLS UTT'8 Affections, Kemnle('otU)>liiliit*,?c" pn.LS .rii'i"r'? Ul.m w.hleh result from a derange- 1111,1,u ?H??.2 BftSl of tho Liver, ?0 ?<^in-lii?fin<},{^| 0VV>" proven ?0 successful ns IJBJSSI IS fflRlBBfa 7WW u^?S5f?S TUTT'S ...'J PILLS TUTT'S Turrs PILLA I PILLS TUTT'8 CURE SICK HEADACHE. ! PILLS TUTT'8.,.*.?,! PILLS TUTT'8 .t.".....?.,...'.'.} PILLS TUTT'8 TU?T*ft l'H.l.N PILLS . TUTT'8 REQUIRE NO OHAjWE OF 1 PILLS TUTT'8 DIET. I PILLS TUTT'8 .i.|? PILLS TUTT'S .1.;.'.! PILLS TUTT'8 } TWVr?H 1*11.1.S 1 PILLS TUTT'S ! ARE PURELY YKQETAIILE.! PILLS TUTT'S i.:.! PILLS 11 TUTT'S ll'tv?i PILLS TUTT'8 ; ?J TV-TWH 8*1 I.B.S I PILLS '?UTT'3 NEVER QKII'K OU NAUSE- 1 PILLS TUTT'S j ATE. I PILLS TUTT'8 f.I PILLS TUTT'S I.?121 PILLS TUTT'8 { THE DEMAND ron TUTT'S? PILLS TUTT'S SPILLS is not conBuod to thlt> FILLS TUTT'S jcnuulry, but extends to ?ll part?: PILLS TUTT'8 tor tho world. ? PI LLS TUTT'8 :.,.,.! PILLS TUTT'S i.'5 PILLS TUTT'S ! ACLKAnilEAD,eln?tlolltubs,> PILLS TUTT'S igood ill*.Minn, eouud sleep,; PILLS TUTT'S 'buoyant spirits, fino appetite, ? PILLS TUTT'S :?ro lome of tho ?osults o? tUel PILLS TUTT'8 ?use of TUTT'8 PILLS. ? PILLS TUTT'S : .\ PjL?g TUTT'S.f PILLS TUTT'S i A3 A FAMILY MEDICINE : PILLS) TUTT'S I TUTT'S PILLS AUK TUE ? PILLS TUTT'S j ll EST-PERFECTLY llARil- ; PILLS TUTT'S : LESS. . PILLS TUTT'S :.! PILLS TUTT'S i.: R!PM! TOTT'S : SOLD K V K ll Y \V 11E H K. : PILLS TUTT'S i PHICE, TWENTY-FIVE CTS.; PILLS TUTT'S S.I PILLS TUTT'S j.: PILLS TUTTIS S PRINCIPAL OFFIO K ? PILLS TUTT'S > 18 MU UK A Y NTRK?T, j PILLS TUTT'S t ?KW YOKE. : PILLS TUTT'S i.: PILLS DR. TUTT'S EKPECTORANT. This unrivaled pr?paration has per formed some of the astonishing cures that are recorded in thc- annals ol* history. Patients suffering for years from thc various diseases of thc Lungs, after trying different remedies, spending thou sands of dollars in traveling and doctor ing, have, by thc URC of a few bottles, cn lit? Iy recovered their health. "WON'T QO TO FLORIDA." Now York. August 90.1870. D R. TUTT: Doai Slr 1-Whon lu Aiken, last wlntc , I usod your Expectorant for my oough, and realized moro bonoflt from lt than anything I over took. I am so well that I will not go to Florida noxt wtutor as I intondod. Bend mo ono do ion bottles, by oxprosa. for somo frlonde. ALKUKU cu SH IN a, 123 Wost Thirty-first Stroot. Boston, January ll, 1874. This certifias that I havo recommended tho uso ol Dr. Tntt'o Expectorant for diseases or tho lungs for tho past two years, and to my kuowlcdgo many bottles havo been uood by my patlonts with tho hap piest results. In two oasoo whoro lt w.vs thought con firmed oonsomptlou had takon plaoo tho Expootoranl effected a euro. rt. H. SFIlAaUE.M.D. " Wo can not speak loo highly of Dr. Tutt's Ex pectorant, and for tho sake of Bullering humanity hopo lt may o : JIU > moro gonorally known."-CiiitiS TUN AliVOO.VTIi Sold toy t>i'ui;<lxlu. I? fl CO ?1.00 Jan 25, 1877 10 ly Professional O sir d.s. WM. C. KEITH. JOHN S. VKRNER. KEITH & VERNER, ATT QR NE Y ?f AT LAWA ND Solicitors in Equity, Will ornctico in tho Stato Courts on the Eighth Judicial Circuit und in tho United ?tate.? Court Office on 1'ubtic Stjuarc, Walhalla, S O Jau G, 1870 8 if S. P. DENDY, A TT OJi NX Vant} COUNSELOR at LAW and Solicitor in Equity, Will practico in tho Courts of Law and Equity, in tho Eighth Judicial Circuit. Oilico in tho Court House, Walhalla. S C Nov 1, 1870 3 ly s. MCGOWAN, rt. A. THOMPSON. AbbovillOiSC Walhalla, SC MCGOWAN & THOMPSON, A T T O li N E Y S A T L A IF, Will give prompt attention to all business confided to thom in tho State, County, and United Btntes Courts. O/fk-c on Court House Square1, Walhalla, S C Tho junior partner, MR. TIIOMI'HON, will also practice i n tho Courts of Picken s, Orcon villo and Anderson. January, 1870 tf JOSEPH J. NORTON, A T T O li N EY AT LA W, WALHALLA, S. C. All business for lMckcns County left with JAMES E. 1IAG00D, ESQ., PIOKENS, C. H., WILL BE PROMPTLY A TTENDED TO Oof ober 20, 1808 4 If DI RE Q T ORY. Oconco Comity. Senator-J. W. Livingston. Representatives- J S Vertier, B F Sloan. Clerk of the. Court-Jesse W Stribling. Judge of Probate-Richard Lowis. Sheri/}-\V. Ni Craig. Coroner-R E Norman. Auditor Treasurer School Commissioner-M*'B Bendy Jury Commissioner-M II Bryco. Counli/ ComniissioncYsr-'lUomns Bibi?, R S Riitlodgo, S M Crawford. Trial Justices-"bv M Morgan, JB Sandors. Intendant Walhalla-J W Stribling.. War dons: O L Reid C Wondolkon, A Brcnooko P V Walter, 1) Biemann S K Bondy, Intendant West Union-J P Mioklor, Ward' rm fi: I IC Hunter, B S Jamos, Jacob Schroder, Jumos Wright'. Postmaster Walhalla-J R W Johnston. TO THE LADIES ftD?t?. F. M. NlklLTOIM HAS lust oponed. In Sonoca City, a'first class ?MANTUA -M A lil Ni? R8TABLI8II MENT. HI10 solicits the patronAg? or the public gone r^?y, guaranteeing sailsfao'lon. , pots and .fitA Dresses, &?., for Ladles and Children, Placo oripojlte Union Ohuroh. Lowery's Now Building MArch 1,'1877' 16 8ui?8 Atlanta and Ch tiri o ito Air-Lino Railway; | Wbioh .wonk' into offeot ?tiy ljuji, ?(877? Passenger Train ' IfosL . ? j Loaves Atlanta at 4 00 p m iV Nor?rosaafc- 4 57 p m Buford nt 6 42 p m Gainesville nfc (j 37 p tn Belton at ' < 7 87 p m Mt. Airy afc ,8 IO p ra ; Tooouaat . tiv*j\ im> 8 65 p ra Wost mi nia ter nt ? ?) 55 p m Seneoa City at . 10 20 pm Central at; i 10 05' p m Eoeloy at ll 45 p m Greenville nt 12 24 a ra Spartanburg at 2 10 a m Gaffneys .at , 8 15 a m KU>gVM??rit?ln ht' 4 20 a m Gaetooia nt' "'J 6 0*2 a m Charlotte at '' "O OO a m Arrive at N. (3. .Innotion at 0 15 n m JP tbi?t Train Ea*t. t Hi*** Loaves Atlauta at 7 20 a m Noroross ai ? 00 a ra Buford at 10 60 a m Gainesville at ? 12 16 p ra Bolton at 1 20 p ra Mfc. Airy at 2 30 p m : Tooooa at , 3 46 p m Westminister at 5 16 p m Seneca City at 6 06 p m o' Contrai at 6 55 a m . Ku a ley at 7 05 a ni Grecnv illoat 8 50*j rai/ ? Spartanburg nt ll 82 a m Gaffneys at l' 80l; King's Mountain nt r8^0, Gastoniaht #4*3V Arrivo et Ghnrlotto at 6 10 p m Passenger Train West. Leaves N. U. Junction at 9 00 p m Charlotte at 0 10 p m Gastouiu at 10 12 p m King'6 Mountain ot 10 55 p ra Guffncys ut 12 10 u ra Spartanburg at 12 67 a m Greenville at 2 80 a m Eusioy at 8 14 a m Central afc 8 58 a m Seneca City at 4 36 a m Westminster at 5 08 a m Toe eua at G 00 a tn .Mt. Airy at 6 40 a ra Felton at 7 10 a m Gainesville afc 8 20 a m Buford ut 9 13 a m Nororbss at 10 02 a m Arrive at Atlanta ot ll 00 a m Freight Train West. Leaves Char lottert 7 10 a m ti ayton ia nt 8 50 a ra Kind's Mountain at W) 00 a ra Gaffneys ot vii 50 a ra Spartanburg at 1 40 p ra Greenville ut 4 21 p ra Eusloy ot 5 20 p ra Control ab 5 00 aty Seneca City nt G 05 a ni Westminster nt 0 45 a m Toccou nt 8 30 a m Mt. Airy afc 9 45 a in Bolton at x 10 50 u ra Gainesville ot 12 15 p ra Buford ot 1 45 p m Noroross nfc 8 25 p m Arrivo at Atlanta at 6 20 p m G. J. FORK AC HE, General Manager. Greenville and Columbia Railroad CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, Passenger Truios mn daily, Sundays ex cepted, connecting with Night Trains oe South Carolina Railroad up and down. On and uftor Wednesday, Muroh 14, 1877, thc following will bc thc sohcdule: Ul?. Leave Columbia at 8 45 a ra Alston nt 10 30 o m Newberry at ll 50 ft m Hodges at 3 17 p m Helton nt 5 00 p ra Arrivo at Greenville 6 85 p m DOWN. Leave Grconvillo at 7 45 a ra Helton at 9 85 a in Hodges ut ll 13 a m Alstoo ot 4 10 p m Arrivo nt Columbia 5 50 p m Anderson Branch and Blue Ridge R R. DOWN. Leave Walhalla nt G 00 a m Perry ville at 6 45 a ni Pendleton at 7 35 a m Andorson ut 8 35 a ra Arrivo at Helton 9 25 ara Leave Belton at 5 00 p ra Anderson at G 00 p m Pendleton at 7 00 p m Pcrvyvill? ail 7 35 p m Arrive at Walhalla at' 8 15' p ra THOMAS DODAMEAD, General Superintendent, JA HEZ NORTON, JR., Gon'l Tioket Agent South Carolina Rairoad CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. COLUMIIIA, March 13, 1877. On and after this dato Passongor Trains will run as follows: DAY TRAINS-SUNDAYS EXCEPTED. Leave Columbia at 8 40 a m Arrivo at Charleston ot 4 20 pm Leave Charleston at 9 00 a m Arrive ot Col u m bia at 5 00 p in NKi H i' EXPIIE8B ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Col um big at 7 00 p m Arrivo at Charleston afc 6 50 a ra Loavo Charleston at 9 15 p m Arrivo ot Columbia at 8 15 a ra Camdon Train will run through to Co lumbia on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays: Lcavo Columbia nt V 45 )p m Arrivo at Colum bir at iV 60 a m Up Columbia Night Train'connects closely with the Greenville nnd Columbia Railroad. . 8.8. SOLOMONS, Superintendent. S. B. I^ICK-HNH; Gbn'l Tioket Agont. Atlanta* Paper' Mills, i -Artla/ntei;, O-eu BOOK ?ND'N'E WS, Aft Sizes arid . Weights. ??ce, 48' Broad Strcel, Atlanta, Gai Address JAS. ORMOND,' Propriotor! .Refer to' th?e'i?en? as VSpeofmen'ofW Paper; ' M. ?OLDBMITl!. ' T. KIMD; GOLDSMITH & ?WI), L lN>iiii<lci'8 J?jW; ?tabhlitt;^, (I'IKKKIX IRON W0IUC8,) bpjbt/MJJTA? s. a,. ;:?' ; MANUFACTURERS OF 8XBAM KN0INB? Of all s?zos; ll orso rowers, Circulai- ana Muley Saw Mills, Flour Mills, Grist and Sugar Oana Mills, Oruam en tal House and Stoic Front?? Kallings for Gravo Yards,,, Agricultural Im plc 3 meats, eto. Brass and Iron Castings of* all kinds made to order on short notice, and on the. most reasonable ternis. , Also, manufacturera of Colton Press?s. ; ' , April 2?, 1873 25 TT M. ETTENOER. II, 1'. EDMOND,' ETTEP?GER & EDMOND, Richmond. "Vai,. MANUFACTURERS OF PORTABLE nod STATIONARY ENG INKS. BOILERS of ull kinds. CIRO.ULAR SAW MILLS, . GRIST MILLS, MILL GEARING,' SHAFTING, P?NJ?YS. ?o. Amcrioan Turbine WATT?R WHEEL. . (Jamcron's lSPEOI AL STEAM KU?JffsV ttSy Send for Catalogue. "W ,: ' jj^Noym^ry2, 1876 51 l$' * l?ew A d vo r t i H O m o n i sV T ho DB? iiliiii? st of Vs Aro Liu bio them, lt is not necessary to outrage tho palate with numerous drugs in such cases.. The most effective laxativo known is Tnrrani's Effervcs-' cent Seltzer Aperient, cnn it is also (ho most'' agreeable. Its operation is soothing, cooling, painless. Sold by all druggists. SIXTY-SIX dollars a week Sn your own town.1 Terms and $5 outfit free. H. Hallett & Co., fe&'M?d, Maine._ A G ll li A T l?PlIl IIICJO hard times dispose of IOU Pianos and Organs, now and second hand, of first olas? makers, including Waters, ot lower prices for cash or installments or to let until paid for than ever boforo offered. Waters' Grand Squaro and Upright Pianos and Oraus (including their new Souvenir and Boudoir) aro tho host made. 7 Octavo Pianos $160j 7.1, do $1 GO, not used a year; 2 Stop Organs $50; 4 Stops $58; 7 Stop? $60; 8 Slops $7?: 10 Stops $88; 12 Stops$100" cash, not used a yoar in pci-feoMmler and war ranted. Local traveling agents wantcti, illus trated catalogues mailed; a liberal discount' to' teachers, ministers, ohurehes, eic; sflflcl musi?' at half prico. Horace Waters ii Sons, Manufac turers and Dealers, 40 Bast 1 Uli Street, Union Squaro, New York. C?* H.H nn n wook to ngcnls. $10 fp?JfJ? m i f Outfit Freo. P.O.Yickdtyy Augusta, M ni?o. a day at home; agents wnnteYT: outfit and terms free. True & Co., Augusta, Me. ?fiORCE PACE * <50-: ' No. ? N. CCHB0EDE& ST., BALTIMORE, LT). Patent Portable *v. NI tktloimrr Cn arl n cw i E'ulout t'lrciiluv HIMV ?ll s UH, ?JnitK, Muley A- NII.HII Mow, liJris? A Hour Mills, Water wiirciH, S?iInfill ? Hurrel A [ >Vm>?llVOrlllll?? irlKCllillCry, _ >/ TTnnilo I'mory WlieclH nnil (?rimlci-s.SiniH, Mill ttui>pl?CM. A < .. Ac. ii KM? i'OU ?AM'AI.OmiK A l?MCKM THE BLACK HILLS, BY II. N. Maguire who has spont 12 years in Ibis region. Latest accounts of gold and silver prospects, agricultural and grazing re sources, climate, hunting, fishing, Indians and Settlers* adventures willi them, mining and wibi western life, tho waterfalls, boiling gcysorsri; noble scenery, immonso goves, etc. Wilh' ST fino illustrations und now map. Price owly IO' cents. Sold hy all news dealers, or sent post paid for 12 cents by Donnelley, Loyd & Co , Publishers, Chicago, Ul. C%fC Extra Fino Mixed Cards, with nnmo, ?ij lO'cts.. post paid. L. Jones & Co., Nassau, N. Y._ SKo <?Q A nt ,,om0. Samples worth t)?- ,jp?U $5 fred. Stinsou & Co., PorU land, Maine. ' TO?" M?RVi??Wi itt B?ft iltoTlf ?Tfcff Nu. 66 North Charles Sr., Baltimore, Md, Incorporated April 0, 18C0. President, Hem J. W. Dobbin, Judgo Superior Court. Thc above Institution offers nil tho comforts' of n home to patients suffering willi eye or bar diseases, skilful nurses ar? in attendance, and as the surgeon in charge resides in the bonso with tho family, patients aro aeon by bim several times during tho day. For fuiflicY in* formation apply to the surgeon in chavgc,' Dn. GBORGB RHULINGl UNPRECEPEN TED ATTRACTION 1 . Over Half Million Distributed!' LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.* 'IMUS Institution was regularly incorporated by ' 1 tho Legislature of tho Stalo for educational 1 and Charitable purposes in 1808, with a capital 1 of $1,000.00, io which It has since adJed n 1 reservo fund of $360,000. Its Orand Single ' Number Drawings will (ako place monthly, lb* never Boalcs or postpones. Look at the follow-* " lng scheme: GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, during which will (ako placo tho Extraordinary Semi- Annual Drawing, ? At Now Orleans; Thcsdny, Juno 5, Under the personal supervision and managomtmt J of Gen? O: T-. Bcadrogard, OT Lonlstnria, ?nd* Qcn: Jubal A. Early, of Virginia. Capital Prize, $100,000. ?jQy* Notice-Tiokcl8 aro ten dollars' only Halves, $G; quarters, $2.60; cightliB,'$r.2*>. MST OS"I>UI/.^8." 1 Capital Pris* of $100,000 ' $?OO,000 1 Grand Prize of 60,000 ' 60,000 1 Grand Prlzo of 20,000 1 20,000 2 Largo Prizes of 10,000 1 20.000 4 Largo Prizes of1 6?000 ' 20,000 20 Prizes of 1,000 ' 20,000 60 Prizes of 600 ' 26,000 100 Prizes of 800 ' 80,000 200 Prizes of 200 ' 40,000 GOO Prizes of 1Q? ' C0,0oo l??oo Brizos of . > ? .' lo" loo.ooo' AWRWIMXT'ION vMv/.kkf . loo vlpproxiin?ti?n Prizes of $2ot? $ 2o,oo1?', 10*0- " 16?1 1 o.ooo loo' " " 76' 7,6oo 11,270 Prizes, omouMtrtW to ' $522,6oo Gon. G. T. lloaui'ognnl/oy La., \ r^ , . , Gen. Jubal A? Barfe of Va., / C?''"?isBion-B Wril? for oU?uTar? or sond orders to ? jt M. A. DAUPHIN,, P. 0.' Box 002, Now Orleans, Louisiana.*, ! -?hird Grand Dollar Drawintr, J Tuesday, July 8. D' Copllal Trlic, $2o,ooV. Tickets $1 eac,h,,.