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BY KEITH, SMITH & CO. WALHALLA, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1878. roTo ?wiQi- JL?78 ATLANTA CONSTITUriON FOR 1878 Will maintain tho reputation it has alroady iron as THE UtADINO SOUTUBRN DAIf.V. Tho particular features which have given it a popularity that might almost bo termed epeoial, will not only be continued, but such improvements made as will givo additional ?est, vivacity and brilliancy to its columns. Ia TttR EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT ?all tho topics of the time will candidly, care fully and thoroughly be discussed, but not to the estent of tediousness. The political ""loader" will be happily roliovod by light and pleasing essays upon social and literary themes, and by piquant pargraphioal com? -monta upon current events. TUE LATEST MEWS. The enterprise cf Tns CONSTITUTION in feathering ana plaoiog before its readers the Atest and freshest intelligence from all parts .of tho world, which has bcon frequently illus troted of lato on special occasions, when ?vents of absorbing publio interest wero transpiring, and which has been nando tho ?abject of congratulatory comment by both press and people, will suffer no abatement. The natural advantages of tho looation of TUB CONSTITUTION at tho political, commer* oiul and nows centre of the State,* togothor with the special facilities that aro tho out growth of energy, experience and ample resources, will all be utilizad for tho benefit of its renders. Its despatches are superior to thoso of any daily nowspaper South of Nash ville, and its news is fuller and freshor. In -this respect THE CONSTITUTION has NO RIVAL IN GEORGIA. lt will bo tho aim of tho editors in future, -as it has been in the past, to moko their ' paper in every respect a reflex of Georgia's ?trogross and Georgia's groatnoss, and a uithful, vigorous and unswerving Champion of Georgia's in tor est H. No effort or expenso will be spared to make TUB CONSTITUTION indisponible to tho Law? yer, Merchant, Farmer and Politician, and to render it equally welcome in the Counting' room and nt the fireside. "Old Si" will con* tinue to air his quaint philosophy through its columns, and "Uncle Remus" will occasionally warblo ono of his plantation songs. . The Supromo Court decisions, matters pertaining to the Executive business of tho State, ana the proceedings of tho Legislature will all And their amplest and earliest record in the columns of TUB CONSTITUTION. THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION, will be in overy respect as ' now?v and as entertaining as the daily. It will comprise overy featuro of interest that eXporiebce cnn possibly suggest-a carefully edited resumo of the latest news from all parts of tho world and ?natters of political, literary, scientific, agricultural and oommeroial moment will lind in its columns their completest embodi ment. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Tho torms of subscription aro as follows: Daily Constitution ono year, $10,00; six mouths; $5.00. Weekly Constitution ono year, $2.00; six months, $1.00 Always payable in advance. Address, THE CONSTITUTION, Atlanta, Ga. FOR THE CAMPAIGN I Hampton and Home Ii ul o ! THE NEWSA?D COURIER. A UVE AND FEARLESS DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER. Largest Circulation in the City. Largest Circulation in the State. Largest Circulation in the Cotton States. ALL THE NEWr??'??T SOUTH CARO LINA-ALL THE NEWS ABOUT THE SOUTH-ALL THE NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE. PURE AND UNDEFILED DEMO CRACY-UNION! JUSTICE! EQUAL RIGHTS! Itooognlz?ng tho paramount intorest felt in tho A PPR OA CHINO POLITICA L CA NVA SS By every Democrat who hopos to soo tho great work of tho redemption of tho Stato made complete and permanent so that tho pooplo may reap end fully enjoy tho Fruit of their Sacrifices, THE NEWS AND COURIER WILL . Direct all its Enorgios and Rosouroos to Presenting from Day to Day, and from Week to Week, Full nnd Interesting Aooounts of tho Progress of the ,. Campaign. TO PLACE THE PAPER WITHIN THE REACH OF EVERYBODY DUKING Tills EXCITING OONTB3T WE 4 JIAVE DETERMINED TO OFFER TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS THE FOLLOWING Roducod Rates for the Campaign : THE NEWS AND COURIER, Daily Edition, 0 months, $4 00 THE NEWS' AND COURIER, Trl Wooklv Edition, 0 months, $2 00 THE WEEKLY NEW?, 0 months, 75 Subscriptions will be received at theso rates, FOR MAIL SUBSCRIBERS ONLY, until May 16. In all eases tho cash must accom pany the order. Friends of tho Cnuno of Honest Homo Rule in all the Counties aro invited to aid us in swelling our Campaign Subscription Lists, whioh ought to include overy intelligent voter in tho Stato. JRIQ11DAN &, DAWSON, Proprietors, Charleston, 8. 0. ir'roi?BBiona.l O sir eis. WM. 0. KEITH. JOHN S. VERN ER, KEITH & VERNER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND Solicitors in Equity, Will practico in tho State Courts on the Eighth Judicial Circuit and in the Unitod States Court O?ct on Public Square, Walhalla, 8 O Jon 6, 1870 8 tf s. MCGOWAN, II. A. THOMPSON Abbovillo, S 0 Walhalla, S 0 MCGOWAN & THOMPSON, AT TOR NE YS AT LAW, Will givo prompt attention to all business confided to them in the State, County, and United Statos Courts. Office on Court House Square, Walhalla, S C \ , ?io junior partner, MR. THOMPSON, will also praotioo in tho Courts of Piokons, U roon ville aad Anderson. January, 1870 tf Ayer's Mair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. with the r/Zo^i and freshn^of ^' ^^youth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair checked* and baldness often, though not always, cured by its uso. Noth ing can restoro tho hair where tho follicles ;;.:o destroyed, or tho glands atrophied and decayed. But such as romain can bo saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of foul ing tho hair with a pasty sediment, it will koop it cloan and vigorous. Its occasional uso will prevent tho hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prcvont baldness. Freo from thoso deleterious substances which make gomo preparations dan gerous, and injurious to tho hair, tho Vigor oan only benefit but not harm it. If wanted morely for a f HAIR DRESSING, nothing clso cnn bo found BO desir able. Containing neither oil nor dye, it docs not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on tho hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustro and a grateful perfume. Prepared foy Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Practical And Analytical OhomUU, iLOWEIA, MASS. FOUTZ'S I OSJJEBRATBD Horse and Pattie Powders: _^*e?*? Tbl? preparation, lon? ?nd favorably vflBM6dr\f known, Will thoroughly ro lnvitforAte BITBrafti?? F broken ?town ami low-apt ri ted horten, fJra nail . hr .tw?8thentog- and cleaoalog tba - ? V ll J stomach and Intestine*. ?sBiF&l*? 14 A auro provcntlveof ?lt dlseniea J.OS8 0I.' APPBTITK AND VITAl! , ?SBESMSN' KN K ROY, ho. lu uso Improves J^M? the wind, Increase*- tho appetite- \\f^WVV gtvei a.mooth rind RTo??y akin-?nd *i .3 y i irnn-forms tho mlsorabto ?kcleton ift?dW?WVW Intoaflnolookingandiplrltcd norco. Wmffli?T?rJ I?' '. To keepers of Cows this prepara* .VJ. ilon la Invaluable, lt ls a ?ur? pro Ut^KilR-riilJ vcntlve ogi'lint Rinderpest, Hollow ^tfKxtmSg?ffM Horn, etc. H has been proven by ?VTB?TH? fct>ln> experiment to tiicrcaio tho AVJ^?k&I?'!"""111/ of *ml c?nrn twenty. ''^S9KSB> P*r wn'- aml mak0 1,10 butter firm *mm ? and ?weet. In fattening cattle, it ?rive? them an appetite, looee.ii their hldo, and make* thcmt?rlvo much faster. 1 .,",4,^. ? w ' Tn ?Tl diseases or Swine, luoh as Cough?, Ulcer? fa thoLunKe,Mvor,Ao.,thI? ?rt'cloaeU _ ^^aaitkw eja.ptclrto. Hy putting fivm one- WtA&W*?? hair A psper to rt paper In a barrel of TiViliiTiTliW -wlllthoabovodl.eaac-wlllbeeradl. ^IHHVt cfltodort nUrely prev^nUd. If Riven ?, F/* VT? In timo, n certain pruventtve ?nd Qm?s2S&jrT cur? for tho Ho? Cholera, assommai . DAVID E. TOTJTZ, Propxdotor. > . - JJ ATiTIMOJUil, M<1,\ 80W by 'Druggists and Btorokoopors th rough.. ?Uttao. V?lvW&tat?#,Oa^ [From tho Soo Frnnoisco News Letter.] I.OST 1,0 Y JU. Tho heart of the simplest woman Is a mystery unrevealed, And tho love that acorns transparent Ia most hopelessly concealed. We oero not for love while wo have it, We know not of lovo till 'tis lost; Wo scatter its treasures broadhanded. Nor rookon tho ultimate oost. Lol a hand comes forth from thc shadows A touoh that I knew of old That oould orown my gloomiest fanoios With an aureolo of gold; And I think how that hand so loving, That craved but to lie in mino, Oft mot eu impationt gesture, Or found uo responsivo sign. And from yonder painted oanvas I oatoh tho old, wistful look, So timidly, mutely jealous Of tho lovo that I gavo my book. And I only too well remember How I chafed at the dumb reproaoh, And swore that no thought of woman Should on roy studies enorouoh. Was I blind, or mad, or but heartless? Tho faoo and tho hand oro gone, The light of my lifo has vanished, I am utterly alone. Tho brain that hor glances kindled Is blighted and dead and obillcd, And tho gorgeous dreams of tho future Caa novormore bo fulfilled. I loved os a man who is iclfish, She loved in a woman's way; And man's lovo oomparcd with a woman's Is as darkness unto day. As a spendthrift soatters bis birthright, 1 wasted tho dower she guvc, And too late I lind my ambition Has followed her into tho grave. LAW OF GENERAL INTEREST. AN ACT to regulato tho oosts of Plaintiffs' ( and Defendants' Attornoyo oud tho oosts and fees of Clerks of Courts, Probate Judges, Sheriffs, Trial Justices and other ? officers heroin mentioned. SECTION 1. die il enacted by tho Sonato and H0U8O of Representatives of tho State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in General Assembly, and by tho authority of tho same, That costa and fees which plaintiffs' or defendants' attorney, Clerks of Courts, Proboto Judges, Sheriffs, Trial Justices and other officers herein mentioned shall bo authorized to rcccivo in the several CU8C8 herein specified shall bo es follows: SEO. 2. Plaintiffs' or defendants' attorney: For all proceedings whore judgment is ob tained by default, $15; for trial of thc cause, 820; io all contested cases, 810; for commission to toko testimony, 85; for ex amination of a party or witness before trial, 83; for an appointment of a guardian foran infant, 85; for mn ki rig and serving a caso or casen containing exceptions, 810; for procuring an ordor of injunction, 85; on appeal to tho Supromo Court, $15; on ar gument in Supremo Court, $20: Provided, That if the plaintiff Lil to recover judg ment against any ono or moro cf thc defendants in tho causo, oosts shall bo taxed against tho plaintiff by tho attorney of such i defendant. SEO. 8. Plaintiffs' ottornoy only: Upon rcoovory of judgmont in aotions io whioh warrant of attachment is issued, or adjudi cation upon a will or other instrumcut in writing, or to compel tho determination of olaims to real property, for any sum not exceeding 8100, 5 per cont.; for additional amounts not exceeding 8600, an additional sum of 2} por cont.; for additional amount not oxcooding 81,000, an additional sum of li per oont. In aotions abovo named if tho samo bo settled beforo judgmont therein, liko allowances upon tho amount paid or scoured at half the ratos nbovo spooificd. No commissions aimil bo allowed plaintiffs or defendants in cases of foreolosuro of mort gages and partition of real catato. SEO. 4. Appeals from Trial Justico courts for plaintiff or defendant: For all proceed ings boforo trial, 83; for trial of tho causo, $3: Provided, That the appellant shall not reoovor oosts unless the judgment appealed from shall bo rovorsod or mado favorable to him to tho amount of 810. In other ap peals from inferior courts io appellant for ro. versal, 85; to respondent for uilirinanoo, 85. SEO. 5. Clerks of Courts; For tho trial of ovory oaso, $1.50; for filing all papers in a oaso, 81 60 for tho wholo; for entering judgmont, 26 cunts; for signing andsoaling eaoh writ, 25 cents; for administering oath, 26 couts; l\ovided, That no feos shall bo allowod for swearing witnesses or jurors io tho trial of a criminal case; for taking and filing bonds in attachments and other oases, 81; for signing and sealing commission to examino witness, 75 cents; for recording plats under ordor of court, 81; for rulo of aurvoy, 81; for oaoh certif?calo under soal, 60 ocote; for issuing writ of attachment for eontompt or othor spooial writ, 81; for sign* log and sealing writ of habere facias pot' sesionan, 60 coots; for receiving and paying ovor money officially, 1 por cont.', on bill nolleproscqui, boforo givon out, 81; on a bill thrown out by grand jury, or found nolle proicqui, ab&tod, discontinued or etruok off, J?2; on bill found on verdict hy petit jury, 82; issuing benoit warrant, 81; ifsuiog ?noh execution in sessions, 81; signing and scaling writ of habeas corpus, $1.50; issuing warrant, taking rcoognizi zanco or other services, sanio fees es allowed to Trial Justices} eaoh writ of venire facias, including nil services iucident to summoning jurors, ?2.50; preparing and issuing ocrtifioates for grand nod potit jurors, and constables and witnesses, and furnish ing roturas to County Commissioners for oaoh week of every torin of oourt, 85; fur nishing advertisement in onso of escheat, exclusivo of printer's bill, 81 50; for overy deed or mortgage, 83; for advertising and giving nolico to managers of election, 85; for license to on attorney, all incidental expenses included, 85; filing, recording and entering notioo of aliens intontion of be coming a citizen and filing report of alien, 81; administering oath of intention, 50 coots; filing and entering application to become a oitizen and administering oath, 81 for taking renunciation of dower or inheri tance, 82; for official record of estray and filing papers, 81; every search with a certifi cate, 25 cents; shearing Trial .Justice- or constable in office and certificate, and taking bond, 81; recording tho bonds of oornty officers and certifying to same, $1; for every probato in writing, 25 oonts; for sign ing dedimus potestatem, 81; for copying papers, for copy sheet of 100 words, eaoh figure counting a word, 10 couts; for sign ing and scaling eaoh excoution and renewal, 50 cents; for copying and recording deeds, mortgages and other papers, por copy sheet of 100 words, oaoh figure oounting a word, 10 cents; for overy certificate, deed or other papers, 25 oonts; on every appeal from Trial Justices, all services included, $1, for en tering satisfuotion on mortgages, 50 cents; for copying and recording plats of not more than six comers, 50 cents; for overy corner moro than six 10 cents; for filing every rule or order of arbitration, 50 cents; for filing and recording affidavit for continuance when BO ordered, 25 ocnts; for granting charter of incorporation, 82; for granting charter of incorporation to church, 81; for 8Uoh other papers necessary to bo rooordod, 10 oonts per copy sheet of 100 words. SEO. C. Register of Mesno Conveyance: For recording and copying deeds and other papers, per copy sheet of ono hundrod words, 10 cents; for coloring satisfaction on mortgages, 25 oonts; for recording or copy ing plats of not more than si:: corners, $1; for every corner moro than sis, 6 ocnts; for overy probate in writing, 25 ocnts; for overy certificate, 25 ocnts. SEO. 7. Judgo of Probate: For petition for letters, ?fcc, 50 ceotp; for citation, 60 ocnts; qualifying oxooutor, administrator or guardian and issuing letters to tho samo, 82; taking bond of administrator or guardian, 81; issuing warrant of appraisement, 50 coots; proving will in common form, 81; proving will in solemn form, 85; filing and cntcring*ronunciution of executor, 50 cents; didimm potestatem to provo will or qualify executor, 81; receiving, examining and filing annual returns, 81; order for salo of personal property, 81; hearing aud filing petition for guardian and appointment, 81; entering caveat and withdrawing samo, 50 cents; hearing litigated cuses, 33, and 20 cents additional for each witness examined; issuing summons for each witnoss, 10 cents; for issuing rulo against defaulting witness or party failing lo account, 82; for overy attachment issued on tho return of eaoh rulo, $1; for certifying papers and furnish ing proceedings in caso of appeals, 83; for proceedings in partition of real estate, $8, ?nd 25 cents additional on overy 8100 or fractional part thereof for which tho land may bo sold: Provided, That in no caso shall tho fees and allowances BO received aggregate -moro than 815: And provided, further, That in caso of partition in kind only ono half of thc abovo commission shall bo oharged on tho amount for which tho property is assessed; for appointing a guar dian ad litem, 82; for cortifiouto and seal, 50 cents; for final discharge of executor, administrator or guardian, 2 dollars; for proceedings in dower, inclusivo of all charges where tho amount is under 8200, 5 dollars; when over that amount, 10 dollars; for proceedings io lunney, 15 dollars; pro vided, whoro proceedings in lunaoy aro only had hy ocrti?oato of physicians, 3 dollars; for recording all papers proper to bo re corded, or furnishing oopy of any pap?r in his office, per copy shoot of 100 words, eaoh figuro oounting ono word, 10 cents; for proceedings and services setting off home stead, including title, 5 dollars; for every deed or mortgage, 8 dollars; providod, That in caso tho amount of tho estate tu tho probato oourt docs not oxoccd 250 dollars, tho costs to bo taxed on tho oaso shall not oxoccd one-half of tho amount abovo al lowed. SEO. 8. Trial Justices and Justices of tho Poaoe: Oath and warrant in any orimi nat oaso, 60 ocntr; eaoh rcooguizanoc, 25 oonts;' commitment end release, cooli 25 cents; administering und certifying oath in writing other than above, 25 cents; issuing writ of habeas corpus by two Justices jointly, 2 dollars, to bo paid by tho peti tioner; issuing summons and copy for do fondant in civil casos, 50 cents; issuing copy for each additional dofondaut ovor ono, 20 cents: issuing summons to eaoh witness tn civil oases, 25 oonts; for swearing and taking examination of oaoh witness in oivll cases, 25 cents; for giving judgment in oases not defended, 25 cents; for giving judgment on hearing litigated oases, 50 cents, for issuing exooution or ronowal of same, 50 ocnts; report of caso and taking bond to appeal, 1 dollar; for issuing attach ment returnable to court or justice, inolu-. ding all notices, 2 dollars; for filing return of garnishee- and order thereon, 25 cents; for prooocding iu oaso of - fjectwent, 60 con tn; for approval of indentures of appren ticeship or servants, 1 dollar, proceedings in Coroner's inquest, samo fees as aro allowed to Corouers; for proceedings in eutray horao or mule, 1 dollar; for proceed ings ou all other cstrayp, 25 coots; for taking aud certifying renunciation of dower or inheritance, 2 dollars; for granting order of special bail, 1 dollar; for tho trial of any criminal case, 2 dollars, wbioh shall inoludo all costs exoept tho issuing nod service of papers; for overy preliminary examination of any criminal case, 50 cents; for taking deposition of witnesses io writing as pre scribed by law, io each 1 dollar; for taking examination of witness in writing os pro scribed by law in criminal coses, 25 cents; in civil cases, 1 dollar; for attending aud aoting for tho preservation of wrecked vessels of goods, 3 dollars per day out of tho vessels goods and effects; for proceedings agni ut vagrant and returning report thereof, 2 dollars; for qualifying oaoh appraiser in setting off homestead, 50 cents, and 5 cents per mile for all travel actually necessary; for administering oath on affidavit, 25 couts; proceedings in bastardy, inclusivo, 5 dollars; each juror, 25. oe,nts; summons for a juror, 10 cents: provided, lo all cases where tho fees and costs of Trial Justices ero paid by tho county ono half tho above rates ouly shall bo allowed: Provided, further, That no Trial Justice outside of an incorporated town or city sha?l roceivo from tho county in any ono year moro thou 100 dollars; in au in corporated town moro than SOO dollars; and in cities having moro than 5,000 inhabi tants not more than 500 dollars: Provided, That tho Trial Justice may rcoeivo from the fines c?lico ted by him tl) c necessary expenses incurred in sending prisoners to tho county jail, said amount so reserved to bc accounted for by him in his returns. SEO. 9. Sheriffs: For entering ovory writ, process, warrant or execution and making endorsement thereon, each 40 cents; for serving every writ or summons, besides mileage, 1 dollar; for bond in any case, 1 dollar; for commitment and release, each 25 cents; Provided, That only a ohargo for the first commitment and roieaso shall bo al lowed; serving'oaoh ven ire for grand jury, 2.0 dollars; for potit jury 80 dollars; for. serving each bench warrant issued in tho sessions, attachment on contempt of oourt, besides mileage, 1 dollar and 50 cents; for search for goods'or persons not found, and returned on tho execution non est inventus or nulla bona, bosides mileage, 1 dollar; levying attach mont on execution, besides mileage, 1 dollar and 50 oents; dioting prisoners por day, 30 cents: Provided, Thut tho Sheriff or person in charge of tho jail shall mako a monthly return, ou oath, to tho County Commissioners ot the name of each prisoner actually lodged in jail, together with thc commitment, and also nama of each prisoner discharged, with tho discharge, upon which return tho County Commissioners shall, monthly, compute tho amount to bo paid, and pay tho same within tho month; executing convict, including nil charges for burial and other expenses, 20 dollars; bringing up prisoner under habeas corpus, tobo paid by prisoner if able, if not, by tho county, 1 dollar; for wonting writ of habere facias posscasionem, 1 dollar, aud 6 oents per milo for all necessary travel in executing tho same; transferring money, bonds or other securities for money to party, ? of 1 por cent.; summoning freeholders to try suggestions of fraud, beside milcago, 5 dollars; serving nny paper in civil or crimi nal oases issued by Trial Justices, sumo foes os allowed constables in Uko cases; convey ing prisoners from ono placo to another, besides all necessary expenses going and returning, 2 dollars por day; each guard for a Sheriff in conveying prisoners, 1 dollar and 50 conti? por day, but no foo'shall bo paid for any guard who has not boon actually employed in assisting to convoy prisoners; commissions on all money col lected by lion, 1 por cont.; on all moneyM paid out of office on executions lodged, 1 per coot ; executions lodged to bind and order not to levy, 1 dollar; returning de fendant's property, io addition to printer's bili, 1 dollsr; drawing deed or mortgage 3 dollars; bill of solo, 1 dollar and 50 cents; each notice served on managers of clcotion of each election precinct, bosides milcago, 1 dollar and 50 cents; in case of eicotmont, ejecting tenant or others, 1 dollar; sum moning Ooronor's jury aud witnesses, beoides milcago, to bo paid by tho ooubty, 4 dollars; to soil land undor tho decree of probnto, in lieu of commissions arid all other charges except advertising, 8 dollars; milo - ago for executing writ, process or other paper not hereinbefore- mentioned, 5 cents por milo going and returning for ono travel actually inado and dono. SEO. 10. Constables: Summoning caoh witness in civil oase, 26 cents; serving sum. mons, rulo or nolioo in any civil oase, 26 cents; summoning jurors or witness in criminal or civil oases, 25 couts caoh; for serving attachment on each person, 1 dollar; for levying execution, posting advertise ment for salo and paying over proceeds, 50 cents, besides a commission of 2 per cent, on all sums collected, to bo paid by. tho party io execution; for every day in search of stolen goods, to bo paid by complainant, 2 dollars; for serving warrant in any Stato ORSO, 1 dollar; for soiling ctdrays, 5 per centum on proceeds; for all necessary scrvioo in caso of ejectment, os well boforo as after judgment, 1 dollar; for serving Coroner's jury and witnesses, to bo paid by county, 4 dollars; in oil oases, in addition to fees jteroin pro fiori bcd, tho Constablo shall bo entitled to rcooivo 5 cents per milo for all necessary travol going and reluming; for conveying prisoners tqcounty jail; 6 oents per milo going' aqd returning: Provided, That tho Constable bo reimbursed for necessary for? ringo ia conveying prisoners to juli: Pro vided, further, That tho Trial Justice certify to correctness of bis constable's costs before tho account is passed upon by tho County Commissioners. SEO. ll. Notaries Publio: For taking deposition and s woofing witness, por copy sheet, 25 cents; for ovory protest, 2 dollars; for dupiioato of deposition, protest and certificate, per copy sheet of 100 words, 10 cents; for eaoh attendu nco upon any persou for proving a matter or thing and certify ing tho same, 50 cents; for every notarial certificate with seal, 50 cents; for adminis tering oath on affidavit, 25 ocnts, for taking renunciation of dower or inhcritiuico, 2 dollars. SEO. 12. Witnosscs iu civil oases in Circuit Court, per day, besides mileage, 5 cents per mile going and returning, 1 dollar. SEO. 13. Jurors, per day, besides miloago at 5 oonts per milo going and returning, 1 dollar and 50 couts; in Trial Justioo Courts, for-each civil case tried, nod mileage as above, 25 oonts, to bo paid by tho party demanding tho jury. SEO. 14. llcfereo: For every day spent ia tho business of a referee, 83.; but tho parties may agree in writing upon any other modo of compensation. SEO. 15. Coroner's: For cvory inquisi tion, 10 dollars; tho Coroner shall bei ab* lowed no other cost or charges exoopt re cording; for recording proocedings in each inquisition in bis' book', per copy sheet of 100 words, 10 coots; for performing duties of Sheriff, same fees as aro allowed Sheriff for Uko servioos. ''';?' SEO. 16. Physician for post mortem ox animation, where death was by'violoooo and no dissection required, 5 dollars; wlioro dissection in accessary and body 'cot in- ' terred, 10 dollars; samo after ooo or moro days' interment, 30 dollars; for samo whoa ohomioal analysis is required, a sum not oxoocding' 50 dollars, with- expooses of analysis and mileago for every mile traveled: Provided; When ohomioal analysis has boen made tho physician who makes it shall fur nish to tho County' Commissioners with bis aooonot a full etatem?ut -of analysis: And provided, Every such account must havo tho ocrtiffoato of Coroner or noting Coroner. SEO. 17. If any officer heroin named shall ohorgo any other fcc or foes for any other sor.viocs than those herein reoited, suoh officer shall be liable to forfeit tea times tho amount as improperly charged, to bo recovered by suit ia tho Court of Com mon Plea?, .pr attachment, or by salo whoa tho. penalty docs not exceed 20 dollars. lu nay oaso in which.tho Clerk of thc Court of Common Picas, or Trial Justices' Courts, shall receive an execution, he shalt attack thereto a bill of oaoh item of Posts therein charged, and shall on application of defend ont in execution tax all oosts which aeoruq to tho Sheriff for services on such excoution. SEO. 18. Whenever a case moy bo settled or doterminod at tho mutual oosts of parties, or discontinued or settled by plaintiff, or thc judgment shall bo for d?fendant, ot tho cxecutiou against tho defendant shall bo returned nulla bona, any of tho officers aforesaid shall havo power to issuo on exe cution for his oosts, or tho clerk moy issuo for tho whole, directed to the Sheriff, who is authorized and required to ex?cute snob prooess as in other oases of execution. do? liverod to him. SEO ID. That alt acts or parts of acta inconsistent with this act aro hereby re pealed. RUSSIAN CA?-TURES DURING THE WAR* -From rcoeotly published official returns it appears, that-botween tho doy on which war was declared . and tho signing of tho armistice, tho Russian army of the Daoubo captured 15 Pashas, 113,000 officers and mea, 600 guns of different calibres, 9,000 toots, 140,200 muskets, and 24,000 horses. Io addition, 200,000 small arms, yataghans and pistols woro taken from Turkish irregu lar troops, and ulso 13,000 lances and dag gers. Tho Russian army in Asia captured during tho war 14 Pashas and 50,200 offU ocra and mon, 662 guos, 16,000 toots, 42, 000 muskets, 18,000 horsos, and immooso stores of ammunition and provisions of all kinds. Tho number of firearms and mis cellaneous weapons tukon from tho Asiatin irregular troops of tho Port was also," it is stated, oxoocdiogly largo, but no details aro given. Tho Servian troops ntsb acqulrod ? largo booty during tho short timo they woro engaged, their trophies being returned As 288 guns, 10,000 muskets and 87 stand ards, besides ammunition, provisions) and horcos. NEW YORK, Mardi #5..~-.Pctcr .Coopor will leave shortly for'tho South, to attend to tho interests connected with his proposed new institution pf loaming ho proposes to found in South Carolina, Tho land consists of eight hundred norcs, near . Spnrtanburg, and contains somo valuable limostono quar ries, lt has been offered to Mr. Coopor for 826,000, sod if ho finds that tho property is os it has boen represented, ho wilt pur ohs SQ it and open tho largo buildings ni ready crootcd os a young ladies seminary, to bo oonduotcd on tho plan of tho Coopor I Inion, with freo tuition. . A young woman of Woolwioh, Mo., aged 23, married oman 88 on payment of 81,000 which was tho prto o ho offered and Rho waa sold for. Harvest never oatnos to such aa POW not; and so oxporicooo will brit, unless you, do. what Cod has commanded.