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ttnmmim.t <i 11 1- ? n.** ?WE K KO lt UK COl/K?tift. BY KEITH, SMITH ft CO. W<?l,lxalla) ?* Ot THURSDAY, M?AR0il 0,1882. fifty1" /for isoscripMon, fl.50 ?ur annitwi, rtcc/y ft? advarir*; /or six month?, 7u ctui.'s. ' fi?jf" Advertisements inserted al one dollar per tcuare of one inch or Uss for the fret insertion ?nd ff ty cents for each subsequent insertion, fifty* Obituary Notices exceeding flve lines fribub?s of Respect, Communications ef a per Mud character, when admistable, and Announce' aunts of Candidats? ititi b? charged for as adver Isements. fifty" Job Printing neatly and cheaply executed '* WSf* Necessity compels us to adhere strictly ft* tho requirements of Cash Payments. Ke^rr?mmr^i. : .. _ . - ".'"" Result of tho Radical Gathering at Columbia* The Erooutivo Committee- of tho Uopubli can party of South Carolina, oallod together reoontly,in Columbia, ono or two roprosonta tires of tbe party from oach county. Tho effort waa mudo, as was given cut, to got tho ?'brains of tho party" together for consulta?, lion. Mr. E. F. Blodgott represented Oooneo on tho occasion. Tho mooting was hold with closed doors and no reliable information Could bo had until tho particolored caucus odjourood. As usual, tho caucus was mostly made up of tho old material of tho party-thoso who formerly robbed and m?Brcprosontod tho poo? plo of tho Stato. Attornoy-Gcnoral Melton and a few others, moro respectable, took part in tho proceedings and really controlled tho notion of tho body. At best, howovcr, it was an unsavory political crowd, mado up principally of Federal ofBco holders and mon of bad antecedants. Tho information fur* nisbed show that tho Radical politicians had many griovanoos to redress and resolutions opon many subjects wcro intro duced and probably adopted. Tho pt.pular ory Was denunciation of tho Democratic party nnd tin intonso yearning for a roturn to powor, so that their sobornos of plunder and rascality might bo sot in motion again. A majority of thoso present were, it is said, in'favor of putting a full ticket in the field for all tho offices in tho Stato. A strong speech,from Mr. Melton dcoidod tho caucus Against this aourso. Tho party will, how evor, pursue tho samo tactics hore that it did io Virginia aud aro now endeavoring to do in Georgia. All Independents, for uny position in tho Stato, are to roccivo tho support of thc Ilpdicals at tho polls. In tho counties pre senting a prospect of success, Republican tickets will bo presented and elected, il possible, hoping by this means to cripple and finally defeat thc Democrats in the State. A resolution was adopted requesting thal tbe United States Courts appoint suporvisort of registration, to thc end that a "free elec tion and a fair count" may bo had in thc futuro, as thoy uro pleased to call it. Every body in tho Stato ought to desiro a "free eleotion nnd a fair count," but they art equally determined not to surrender thc Stato and county govorntnents into tho bandi of tho Radical party ot South Carolina. Tho Charleston News and Courier (hui sums up tho results of this galhoring of tlx Badlcals at Columbia: THE it ADIT AI, row-wow. The Radical pow-wow in Columbia ot Friday waa a small affair in point of numbers but tho dolcgntos, self appointed or otherwise felt confident that tho colored pooplo in geno ral would support them in whatever polio; they might adopt, and they will nndoubtedl; carry with them thc bulk of tho volo. Thi ie not a pleasant thing lo say, but it is justi fiod by experionco. Tho colorod pooplo cart nothing for the composition of a Cunvontioi or tho character of candidates. They wil rote for anything or anybody that is hostil or in opposition to tho Democratic party, it preference to voting for anything or anybud; that tho Democratic party support. It i senseless and positively foolish, but it is tho faot. Tho colorod Democrats will go will tho wbito people this year as in former years but there is no prospect that tho Dcmoornc; will gain many recruits. Tho Radicals lind two general plans t consider. One was to make a strnight*ou fight next Novombor; tho other was to nomi nato no candidatos for Stato officers, bu support any candidates who might run ii opposition to tho Democratic candidates am make a determined fight for their own mern hors of tho Lcgislaturo and thc local officer in di fieront counties. Tho latter pinn wa agreed upon, it is said, and it is tho mun dangorous plan for tho Democrats that couh have been devised. Tho Democratic party need consolidated Republican opposition, ant they need vigorous prosecutions in tin United States Courts for imaginary pol?tica offences, to bring them togotbor and muk? ?hom resolute and activo in every part of th Stale. Dony tho Democracy tho benefit o any such prcssuvo ns this, and tho danger o a return of negro rulo will nppcur rcmot and tho Democracy will feel froo to bo luke warm in tho contest. Far, howovor, fro; hoing safo, tho Democracy will thon bo i imminent peril, if absoluto and unoontrollo Democratic rulo is indispensable- to freo,lot and security in South Cnrolinn. Tho Convention instructed' tho Exccutiv Committee to rnko action to havo Supervisoi of Registration appointed under tho Unite States law. It was not worth while to call Convention for that alone. Tho hjw give tho authority for tho appointment, and lb prcsonco of Republican supervisors wn expeotod. Thcro is, as wo said yesterday nothing to conceal, and tho singlo purpose < registration-undor tho mandate, it must t remembered, of tho Republican Constitutio of 1808-is to poeuio a completo list of tb qualified voters so as to prevent ropcatin and other fraudulent voting nt oloctions. Tho Convention did not sit with opo doors, which is n pity, ns it would havo bec interesting to know exactly what was said i debate, but tho Republicans, whether negro, o? wblte mon, havo tho samo right tin Democrats havo to moot and consult fe political purpoios. They aro not conspirr tors b"eauso they sit with closed doors. W remember that tho Demoorotio mombcrs < tfi'e Legislature foundlt oonvoniont ,nt time to go into secrot session, ,/rjho action of th Republicana is fit subject; for orltic?3m an . ? J .>"i. 1 .'" condemnation, if you Uko, bot it is nonsensi? cal nnd misleading to treat them oVon sub jectively ns wrong doers booauso they ooino together to determino upon a plan of politionl action. . Tho meeting in Columbia should bo warn ing lo every Democrat in otory part of tho State to bo up nnd doing. Wo say unhesi tatingly that it will not injure tho D?mocratie pnrty to have a smaller majority in tho L?gislature ' than is now enjoyed, but the State must remain Democratic, not because, in tf/is instance, there is tiny virluo in a mime, but beca o ne tho Democratic patty ?li ol tides tho elements to which avery pcoplo look for honest, just and well ordered gouern? mont, und for tho further reason that outsido of tho Democrntio party, mid in deadly hos tility to it, aro tho ignorant and vicious elements which mado South Carolina (ho proy of tho political robber und tho homo of thc knavish adventurer from tho reconstruc tion period down to 1870. Tho Domocrnoy, ho wovor, must have strong candidates, and bo both liberal and positivo in policy, or there will bo divisions and splits this yoar which will widen to tho dimonisons of a political oiovasso two yours honoo. Thero is no help f-Or it but in wisdom, vigor mid work. An Important Decision. Tho Nowborry Herald states that Judgo Pressloy decided at that placo rocontly that tho probato court has no jurisdiction to mar shal assois and sell lund to pay debts upon tho complaint of n creditor. In this case tho aotion wa? brought in 1877 by a creditor against tho administrator mid tho hoirs-nt law of tho intestate, and the lund wns sold to pay dobts in 1878. Tho widow brought her action in the Circuit Court last year tn have tho deed of the purchaser sot aside and for hem est ead. Tho Judge sot asido tho sulo for want of jurisdiction nnd gave tho widow hov homestead in tho land. Tho caso will likoly go to tho Supremo Court, ns tho matter has never been decided by that court. Tho Su premo Court has decided that an administra* tor can go into tho probuto court and have lands cold to pay debts; but hu? not decided ns to whether a creditor can do 60. Attomptod Assassination of tho Quoon of England. An Englishman b? (ho naroo of McLean recently attempted lo assnsssinnlo Queen Victoria, by shooting nt her with a pistol. Sho was unharmed. Tho Atlanta Con>(i(u tiun furnishes thc following account of tho attempts to assassinate (his estimable wein an. Wc can well belicvo that Queen Victoria was not unnerved or oven greatly alarmed by ibo attempt of u Scottish Ou i lean to kill her, for sho lins been under lire nearly us ninny timos as an army veteran. As long ugo ntt 1810, when sho and Princo Albert wcro newly married people, sho was twico fired at by a young man mimed Oxford. Ile was thought to bo sano, but bo was sent to an asylum where ho expressed the opinion several years later that ho should luivo boon bung. In 18'1'2 she was nguiu fired nt while riding in a curriugo with Princo Albert, but the pistol missed Uro. Tho "Queen did not seo tho attempt mid no arrest was made. Tho roy ni couple concluded to drive out ns if nothing of un umifutil nature lind happened, and in a short time a shot was tired from (ho shun distance of five paeon. Tho ball oven missed thc ourringo. Tho mun proved to bo (bc son of a joiner, about twenty two yours old. Ile was condemned to death for high treason, bul as thc evidence did nut plainly show that the pisiol was loaded, his r?ntenos was commuted to transportation for liio. Ho boro thc name of John Francis. Soon after tho trial of Francis, n hunchback mimed Hean pointed a pistol nt thc Queen, who was liding in a carriage with her husband and tho King of Belgium. Tho pislol missed fire, nnd when it was examined it was found to bo heavily loaded with powder and a clay pipo. The queen was ngain unconscious of of an attempt to shoot bor down. Dean was sontenccd to eighteen months' imprison ment. His insanity was never ditibtcd. Parliament added a whipping penalty to those existing for such attempts, and it was thought that this would put un und to as saults by cranks, but it did not. Not ninny ycurs afterwards Pobeit Pate, a lute lieu - tenant in thc army, tried to brain her with a stielt, and not long ngo nh equally orozy irishman pointed an unloaded pistol at the queen. Pate was sent to an insane asylum, and thc Irish boy was promptly imprisoned and whipped; but tho knowledge of similar punishment in store for him did not deter MacLcuu from firing a random shot at the queen's,carriage. Tho would be assassin of laet Thursday is plainly os worthless a fellow as Cuiteau, whom tic resembles in ninny respects. The net in each case was cowardly, but Cuitenu was tho moro rcsulutc of thc two, and had a moro clearly defined purpose. Cuiteau wanted to change tho administration, and the truth of history compch us to soy that bc sucoceded in nil ho undertook. Mao Lob 0 could nut hope to chnnge thc admin istration even if ho killed lier majesty; and it will probably bo ascertained that of tho two cranks MauLcan is altogether thc wouker and tho less responsible. There was rio effectivo method in his madness, whereas in Ouitcau's case there was enough cunning and calculation to fill tho land with mourning. [St. Louis Chronicle.] Trial by Jury. Homo bcltevo thal even Ibis form of trial is not perfectly free from prejudice. Hut in our section St. Jacobs Oil has been (ried by that great jury-tho public-and been judged tho infallible euro for rheumatism and all painful diseases. Florida st jrrics renobed 1 ow York on the 28th of January Iltis year nnd brought $7 a quart and fell (o $3 a quart. Thero wore 6,000 quarts in Ibo first, shipment'. Herries now bring about $1.60 a quart in NeW York. Tho Prcsldont dines al 8 o'clook. ?ffijttJ v, . , - . v .> .v. . ...?;.'>. . "'; ','-NV . -. ? ?? 1.'1J", J1. ..'. . : i1-1.1...11 . Christianity's Triumphs Pictured by Dr. Talmago. "Let us seo whothor the Biblo ?s n ln?t year's almanac. Lot us seo whether tho ohuroh of God is in a Bull Bun retreat, with muskets, haversacks and ouutoons elrowlng" all tho way." said Dr. Tulmugo yesterday morning in the Brooklyn tabornaulo. "In tho first oontury tboro wore 500,000 Christians. In tho oightootitli oontury thero wore 200,> 000.000 Christians, and tho ostimato for tho nineteenth century is 300,000,000 Christians. Poer Christianity! What a pity it has no frioiidsl Who will tako it out of tho poor house? In u few weeks of last your thoro wore 2,500,000 copies of the New Testament distributed. Duriug the last ten years moro porsona huvo connected themselves with Christian churches titan in the first fifty years of this century, ls tho Bible boom . ing an obsoleto book? You find it in ovory court room in ovory houso. Voltaire pro? dieted that tho Biblo would bo extinct in tho nineteenth century. Tho room in which ho wroto that prediction was rocontly crowded from lloor to coiling with Blblos for .Switzer land. Tho Biblo is to-day tho most popular of books. There aro five ti mes us many oopies of tho Biblo sold as of uny other book. Tho Methodist Church erects a now houso of worship ovory dity in tho your. Whut institution stands nearest to tho hearts of tho people? Is il tho post office? Is it tho heel? No, it is tho Christian Church? You may talk about the church ns a collection of hypocrits, but when diphtheria sweeps off your children you don't go to tho post ollieo for consolation, You don't cull on clio attorney general cr tho postmaster or tho alderman, and you don't want thc body taken to tho hotel or tho theatre, and you don't wnut thom lc- sing thc 'Murreilhiiso' or 'Qud save tho Queen,' or our national nnthom. You want tho minister and tho church and the Sur day school hymn that your little girl sang tho lust time. "Let a mun proclaim himself au enemy to tho Biblo and bo cannot got a majority of votes in any city, county or wind in America. Mr. Ingersoll, years ago. riding in a railroad cur in Illinois, asked, 'What hus Christianity done?' Thero was an old Christian woman who heard him and she replied; 'Christianity has dono ono thing; it has prevented Mr. Ingersoll from being Governor of Illinois.' Thc Christian religion to-day is mightier than over. Do you think such u scene could be enacted now ns in tho days of Robe spierre ? "Suppose one passenger ont of five hun dred on un ocean steamer jumps overboard, does (hat stop tho ship? Yot that ono passenger makes more excitement than tho livo hundred who stay on board. Do yon belicvo these pimplo uro going to bo high t oneil by inlidcl scientists, who hnvo fifty di(Tore?t theories about tho origin of life? 1 (ell you (hut nil denominations agree in two or threo or four rad IOU 1 ideas of the Christian religion. They uro unanimous ns to tho authenticity of tho Scriptures and tho divinity of Christ. "Haw is it with tho infidels? N ) two of them think alike, lt makes mo sick to see ono of those li torn ry folks going along with a copy ol Darwin's works under one arm and under Ibo other a case of transfixed grasshoppers and a book on ibo organization of pritoplnsiu. ?lust as soon ?is uno of these fellows begins to know thodilToronoo between tho feelers of a wasp and the horns nf a beetle lie begins to patronise tho Almighty, lint Agusiz set his fuco against (be theory of development. Tho scientists don't agree about everything. They don't agrco about embryology. They don't agrco about the gradation of species. H?rschel wroto a book on tho errors of astronomy* How many colors ats there in light? Ono says seven, another says throe. How high is the aurora borealis? One snys (wo mid a half miles, number saya 108 miles. Row far is thc sun from the carib? One says 70.000.000 miles, another Fays 104,000.000-only a little dif ference of 28,000,000 miles. If a jury does not a groo, you send it back t i do I i borate Infidelity hus failed to agree after deliberat ing 500 years. Rei i*. go back and deliboralo 500 years more and titree on something. "Look at tho international syston of Sub? Imth school lessons, This alla noon there will bo 5 000.00!) people studying tho same lesson. Science is no solace for tho troubles of tho world. You eau not solace that be reaved motlier by telling ber of the survival of thc fittc-l; by telling ber (hat ber child died hcoansQ it was nut worth as mtioh ns other children. Yon can't go (o thal dying man and keep up bis courage bv tolling him to pul confidence in the great 'To be,' (he ever lusting 'Nay' or lite eternal What is it.' Co to the wi low and tell her that il was a (jeologioal necessity (bal ber husband should be taken nwny, just as in lite courso of time ibo mogaihereum had to pass cit ol existence and I bat in Ibo course of fifty million years wo ourselves may bo scientific specimens of an extinct human race." [Sparta (Wis ) Herald. ]' As nn exhibition of (be intrinsic worth of SI. Jacobs Oil, wc think thc case referred In, (hal of Mrs O. W. Hubbard, of this town, curd! of sciatic rheumatism of long standing by the Oil, is certainly striking, and, beyond all doubl, conclusive ns lo its efficacy. The remedy lins our indorsement. A Charleston special lo thc New York Times, March Otb, says: "Col. John Cunningham has (tone to Laurens lo nunoiince himself politicly lo morrow ns an Independent candidate for Congressman at large tinder the new apportion ment. Ile states Ilia! (he Independents are more thoroughly organized limn outsiders sus pected, and (heir pronuneinmcnto of principles is now in tho bunda of the printers ami will bc given to (he public in a few days." W. W. Bussell, a wealthy planter in Anderson Cornily, is mentioned ns another rising leader in lite new movement, and efforts, it is said, are on loot lo induce Congressman Aiken lo become tho Inde pendent candidate for Governor. - - - - - Senator Huller, of South Carolina, presented a petition lo (be Senate last week, signed by twelve hundred citizens ol' lite Stale, including the Stale officers, in favor of bis bill (o aid th? free schools by a donation from ibo treasury of the United States, lt is believed that a mea sure of soiiio kind on thia subject will pass both h?Uses of Congress. CHICAGO, M a roll 5.-Andrew Jackson's biithduy, March 10, will bo celebrated hero by n ?ratid banquet to bo givon hy tho Iro quois Club ot tho Palmor House Many distinguished .Dem?crata hnvo been invited to bo present. Senator Lamar, Col. W. T. Vilas, of Wisconsin, W. C. P. Breokon? ridgo, of Kentucky, ex-Governor Palmor, Prank Hurd, of Ohio, Senator Pendleton, ex-Senator Thurman, Jcro Blaok and Homy Watterson have accepted invitations. Prank Hurd will speak on freo trade Letters to bo road have been received from cx^Govcrnor, Samuel J. Tilden and Senator Bayard. Tho oconsiou will bo of consider able political significance. Tho gro.ttost walking match of modern times came off in New York last week. A man by tho name of llazcal walked 000 miles in six days. Fivo of his competitors walked over 500 milts each in tho same limo. AN ORDINANCE. TO RAINE ??rTUES FOR TUR TO WH Of WAL HALLA FOR TUE YR AR 1882 AND FOR OTUER rURl'OSBS. lie it ordained by tho Intendant and War dens of tho town of Walhalla, in Council as sembled and by authority of tho samo: That a tux to cover tho poi iud from January I5tb, 1882, to January I5ih 1883. for tho sum and in tho manner hereinafter namod shall bo raised and paid into thc treasury of ibo town of Walhalla by tho 31st day of May next. SECTION I. On cooli ono hundrod dollars of assessed valuo of all real and porsonul property tho sum of fifteen couts. SEO. 2. Tea dollars a day by any intin crnnt trader or auctioneer offering for salo within tho town of Walhall? any good*, wares and merchandise nt auction or other wise to bo paid each day in advance, and any violation of this Scotiou shall uubjoot tho offendor to a ecpuruto (ino in tho disorotion of tho Council for ench day's violation: Pro? vided, Thc provisions of this ordinanuo shall not apply to tho ordinary dealers in grain, fruit, potatoes, tobacco, Ironware earthenware or othor produjo or to oom alor?la! travelers SEO. 3. Ou each and ovory kooper ol liv ery and eulo Moblo tho sum of twonty live dollars for tho year in advance. And no person or persons shall biro or let out for pay in any manner any horse, wagon or other vehicle without paying tho following tax: Haul) ono borso and vehicle $10, each two horses and vehicle SM, this section not being designed to affect draying. SEC. 4 Dealers in liquor shall pay tho fol? lowing license, to wit: Haoh retail dealer in spirituous liquors $100: each dealer in spirit uous liquor, who sells by tho bullio and in quantities of a quart and upwards $?200, ('ho liquor nut to bc drank un tho premisos when sold by nny other (hun a retail dealer; each dealer in Inger beer und other malt liquors, not manufactured io tho county, other tban tho licensed dealers above mentioned, shall pay a tax ol $25j and thc license for all deal ers in spiritons or malt liquors nh all cover tho year ending on the 31st day of December 1SS*2 at tho ab.ive raies per year and must bo paid before tho purtles enter on tho said business SEC 5. On all circuses and other shows a tax pf from $5 to $??0 pC|. dny( j" discre tion of die Intendant, shall bo paid. SEO. 0. On each and every billiard table und un eoeh and every pool table kept lor pu lil, a lax cf $10, Li>E,ut<4le table $?10, mid ten or nine pin alleys $10. in nd vu nco, before license for using lilt' Miine shall be ?ranted und nny | cru n opening stieb establishments, without first obtaining ll license for thc same, shall bo Hued f ir oneil dny they aro so kept opon a sum not exceeding $5. SEC. 7. That each nod every person liable to road duty, under tho lawn ol thc State, other than ministers of tho Cospel, teachers of schools and students, shall work on the street? for ten days (or pny nt tho rato of 50 cents per day) under tho direction of tho Intendant or Rome ono in his stead under (he saino penalties ns prescribed by tho lawn of thc Stale for any refusal or neglect to porform said work: Provided, That nny porsou shall oe permitted tu pay on or before ibo 15th day of April a commutation of four dollars. SEC. 8. That the tax on real und personal properly, ns provided in Section I, shall bo paid according to tho assessments, returns and valuations made for tho State taxes: Provided, That in cvety caso any party shall have the right of an nppeal from snub ns? Basements ur valuations to thc Town Council any lime before thc fust Wednesday in April next. SEC 0. All taxes herein levied (except such taxes, I'censes und assessments as ure required lo he paid before entering on tho business ns hereinbefore mentioned,) shall be paid on or bc foro tho llrsl day of .June next and if nny person or persons shall fail, refuse or ncgleol payment nf the taxes herein lev ied within tho limo specified, tho Treasurer of Ibo Council is hereby authorized required to add twenty per cent, lo tho amount of thc tax to tho person tims neglecting or refusing and if thc tux and tho penalty thus imposed aro not paid within twenty days it shall be tho duty of thc Treas urer to issuoexecutions therefor immediately nm! eolioot the same in duo process. SEC. 10. Jic it further ordained, That any person found drunk in the streets of tho (own of Walhalla, whereby thc peuce mid good order of tho town may ho impaired, or tho convenience of oilier persons interfered with, shall ho guilty of misdemeanor mid punisha ble at thc discretion of the Council within the limits of their authority. SEC. ll. lic it further ordained, That nil places of business or amusement must ho closed on tho Sabbath day, nod tiny violation of this ordinance shall bc subject to a penalty of $25. SEC. 12. lie it ordained, That nny person riding er driving upon tho sidewalks or lead ing a liorse thereon, except to cross tho same nt a regular crossing or placing nny obstruc tion I bet cou which may impede a freo pas sage, shall be punished ut ibo discretion o the Council within thc limits of their au thority. SEC. 13. He it ordained, That nny pcrsoi c night in thc net of public indecency on tin street shell bo guilty of a misdemeanor am ho punished ut tho discretion of thc Counci within tho limits of (heir authority. SEC 14. Jic. it ordained. That tiny porsor convicted of keeping a disorderly house with ?n (ho incorporate limits of tho town of Wal halla, upon conviction of such each offence bc fined a nn.o not less than $'?5 nor of mort than $30 and tho owner or lesso of an; dwelling houso or othor building situated within said incorporate limits who lets o sub-lots any mich dwelling houso or otho building to any poison or poisons to bo usct ns a bawdy houso or houso of prostitution shall upon conviction pay a lino of not les than $5 nor mero than $30 for every da; upon which nuoh house or building may b soused or kopt anti to bo otborwise punishci within tho discretion of tho Council vrithii tho limits of their authority. SEC 15. Any parson or persons who shal bo guilty of fighting, rioting or othor disor derly conduot within tho corporate limite shall bo subject to a fino ur imprisonment a thc discret i MI of tho Council within tho lim? itu of their authority. Pianos am " ?a *' s O M ?i g W g ra o S S3 wp ^ w o S 5 w ra 2 H <) ? H ra 3 os -*i o 3 g * o Over lOO ?VEagnif -TO ?KS Manufacture f's NOTT IS TTOU?t If you can't pay all eas ment plans. One price lowest. Catalogues fre< Or McSmith Music II SEO. IC. It aimil bo tho duty of tho mar shal to arrest nil persons guilty of misdo* moaners or lighter crimes within tho coi po ruto limita of tho town of Walhalla, by vio lation of tho laws nf tho State of South Carolina or by violation of any ordinance of tho town of Walhalla and bring them before tho Intendant or n Warden neting In bin 8toad) who ?hall have power to pms such order in thc premises as in his opinion JUS* tiec mny require, consistent with the nu? thority of tho Council, in such ense pro vided. SEC. 17. lie ii further ordained. That it shall tie Mic duty of thc marshal or policeman niter the arrest of any person whoso violation of uny law interferes with tho penco and j good order of thc town of Walhalla or ibo conduct nf the person arrested oder (ho ar- j rest is mudo is Mich us to impair tho peace j and good order of tho town td closely confino stieb person and to prodnco him us herein? j alter directed for examination or proper nd? | ministration of criminal justice as the case | way require. SEC. 18. It shall bo tho duty of tho mar shal lo prevent ball playing mid other amuse ments by a collection of boys or men in the Mainstreet o? tho town of Walhalla and he is, to effect this, authorized lo nrrost all per- | sons so engaged und bring them beforo the ' lntei.dm.t lot" cxnniiiintio? and punishment. SKC< llb Me shall arrest nil poisons found throwing fireballs, or shooting puns, or pis tols or other Hie arms or fire crackers (and kling shot-*) in any P-lrCCl in the town of Wal halla, between North mid South Broad Street and bring them before Ibo Intendant for ex amination and punishment, SEC 20. Any person found guilty of in< joring shade trees by hitching hurtes thereto or otherwise, inside ibo incorporation chilli bo lined a sum not exceeding $5, in tho discre tion of Council. SEC 21. Tho marchai is further authorized to arrest any person found on the streets be tween IO o'clock 1\ M. and five o'clock A. M. who cannot give n satisfactory reason for such presenco on tho Htrect during these li on r.s. SEC. 22. It shall be a misdemeanor for any person to cut trees on any of tho stiects ol' Walhalla. SEC 23. That nny person depositing on Main street, or nny cross street between Sou I h and North Broad Streets in const tint j usc unv cotton bales, eross lies, lumber, nny article of mcruhitudiso, firewood, nny vehicle detached from the team mote than sis hours or any other m I ?clo which may lend to ob struct the sume und impede a free passage in tiny pert ol' said street?), shall be guilty of u misdemeanor and fined in a sum nut les iban li vc dollars or niciie than thirty dollin'* or be imprisoned in the discretion td' tl c Council within tho limits of their authority. And it shall bo tho duty of the marshal to tuite possession of any article above referred lo, lound in any oj ho s?rcela aburo men-, lioned mid post a nonce of thc same on iho market house, the post office and ibo court i house door, ain't also serve lite s rune on the ' owner, if bo bo known mid living within Ibo ' (he corporate limits. If this owner fui) to apply for possession of his properly or to pay ? nil costs and expenses Incurred by the m ir? sbal in connection with tho same, within ' twenty lour boura from Ibo limo notices ave ; posted and served ns aforesaid, it sliH.il bo sold niter liiteen days posted notice ut public nuotion by the marshal, and tho proceeds ol' stile applied, firs! to tho costs und expenses incident thereto und second, ibu remainder deposited with Ervin & Y omer, bunkers, to credit of ow nor. SEO. 24. That unv person who sbal I bo guilty of running ? horse ur mulo oh Main street shall bo subjoot lo n line or imprison" ment nt thc discretion of ibo Council wi'ltin tho limits of i hoir authority: Provided, T bat thia Scot ion shu ll not apply to a quiet canter. SEC. 25. That tho words "in the discretion of Ibo Council" whenever they occur iii these ordinances shall bo taken and eon? strued to mean in ibo discretion of thc Coun cil assembled as a body or of the Intendant, or of any ono or moro Wardens who may try thc cane. SEC. 20. Resolved, Thnt all lnws enacted by tho Council heietoforo not in conflict willi those ordinances, aro considered in full fordo mid llint each and every uno of ibeso ordi nances shall bc in full forco after tho pu bli? Cation ol' tho sumo. Done and ratified in tho Council, lind tho seal of tho corporation of tho said town of Walhalla affixed thereto ibis the fust dav of March A. !). ono thousand eight hundred mid ciuhty two. f.-A. BRENN ECKE, ?j Ii. S. J- Intendant. WM. J. STRIBLINO, Clerk Town Council. HYMENEAL. Married, February 28ili, 1882, by Hov. O. II. Carter, Mr. Marshal t?. Alexander, of Oeoneo county, lo Miss lloxnna Nicholson, of Uabtin cornily, Un. "Dick" Shows his Gratitude. Mr. 1). \Y< Ilalslcr, ol' Walhalla, says: "I wish I could ?laud on Homo high elevation and tell tho whole world bow much I am indebted to tito wonderful Kauquita Indian Worm Pollets. My little children wcro stricken down in tho sum mer of 1881 with thoso tcrriblo pests-worina. Fever followed anil if it had not boen for your Pcllota dcnlh's icy hand would have Bnnlchcd them from us." .WM il Organs* a s M i ? 2 ca a 2 g ? ? I H M ? !?5 f? g PP O g W0W fe . ow w Loeirt Instruments OLD AT Factory Prices. SIMS TO BtfY. $h, try our easy install to ail, and that the very ?3. Address E. NOR ii YC E, ouse, Greenville, S. C. STATE BUILDER'S TICKET. Tho South Atlantic Review, published nt Spiirtiinburg, lins tito loll ?wing ticket nt its tn nst-hcii 1: V ?r flnvornor, W. A. COURTNAY, Ohnrleston. LioiUcnanl G ivornor, DAVID il. DUNCAN, Sparenburg. Alt- rnoy-Oenoral, T. J. MACK KY, Cheston Onmptrnllor-Ucttornl, R. It. IIK.M1M1ILL. Abbeville. Secretary of Stn*o. BU (JOE WILLIAMS, Georgetown. Treits? rnr. J. l>. UICUARDSON. Clarendon, A'ljntnut General, WILLY,JON IOS. Colombia. Superintendent nf Education, II U? ll THOMPSON, Colombia. nt rn. Garfield bus boon voted a ponsiont of $5.1)00 per annum. ?SliC?S??QOBMl & B?:?B?V?BI?4 16. iS. PASSKNG Blt DE PA RT M EN T. On mid ofter February 2Gth, 1S82, tho Passenger Train Service on tho Atlanta and Charlotte Air Linc Division will bo ns fol-' lows: EASTWARD. Mail and Express. MaiL No. 51. No 53. Leave Atlanta 2 15 P M 5 00 A M Arrive Qaiotssvillo 4 5i P M 7 55 A M Arrive Lula f> 20 I? M 8 80 A M Ar Rabin. Gap June 0 22 P M 0 13 A M Arrive Toccoa 7 00 P M 10 OG A M Arrive Seneca 8 21 PM ll 20 A M Arri vo Q roon ville 10 OS P M 1 25 P M Arrive Spartanburg 11 40 P M 2 58 P M Arrive Unstooia 2 00 A M 5 10 P M Ari ive Charlotte 3 15AM 0 00 P M WESTWARD. Mail and Express. Mail. No. 50 No. 52. Leave Charlotte 12 40 A M ll 05 A M Arrive Gastonia 1 35 A M 12 02 P M Arrive Spartanburg 1 04 A M 2 85 P M Arrivo Greenville 5 32 A M 4 09 P Mi Arrive Seneca 7 15 A M 5 54 P M Arrivo Toocoa 8 28 A M 7 05 P M Ar Kabuli Gap Juno 9 32 A M 8 00 P MJ Arrivo Lula 10 18 A M 8 43 P M Arrive Gainesville 10 51 A AI 9 15 P M Arrivo Atlanta 1 40 P M 12 05 A M T. M R. TALCOTT, General Manager. I. V. SAGE, Superintendent. A. POPE, Gen. Pus. & Ticket Agent. New Advertise tua nts. STORE ii \S just rceeived n new eepply of fvosK Medicines of all kinds. Smokers of the weed would do welt in cx~ auditing our now brands ot* Cigars aud Tobacco, before buying elsewhere. Fresh Cundios, A large assortment of Condensed Milk-a? gp.od diet fur teething children. Last Powders, Cum Si ar oh, Gelatine, Shoo Polish for Ladies' ami Children's shoes. heinous always on hand. Hoist's (?arden Seeds-a good variety. Early Hose nnd Peerless Potatoes, which I will sell us cheap as others do. The Kilty May Chewing Tohaeco, Ibo best in town, with a largo assortment of selected Ci gars I will nlso practico toy profession and am personally in charge of the Drug Store nnd will lill all prescriptions ont rusted with great : cure. I am still prcpnrod lo vaccinale with good virus. St IB. fl > Ot BSV, Of the Arni ol' Darby & Co. March 0. 1882 0-3ni FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTIOI' is hereby given Hint npplicaiion trill be made lo (ho Judgo of Probate of Oconco' Couniy, at Wa)halla Court Houso, South Caro lina, on Monday, the 10t!i day of April, ?882, for leave lo make a final seulement of tho personal estate of James M. Lay, deceased. Creditors mid heirs nl-law of said deceased will take due notieo thereof and govern themselves' accordingly. ItOBEUT A. THOMPSON, A dm i ii i st ra I or. March 0, 1882 Hi 'lt WAVERLY MAGAZINE. Tins popular periodical bas sixteen largo agas, slao ll by 10 inches, sol in small typo, and contains doublo the rending of any other weekly literary paper in tho country. It will contain no Advertisements, but bo filled with Stories, Music, Poetry, Anebdc-los, Enigmos, &c. Tho Music will consist of Anthems, Songs, Dances and Marches, which in ono year will bo worth nt least $12. It is tho cheapest mid bcBt Family Paper in America. Terms-ono year $4, six months $2, throo months $1. Sixteen hack numbers, all different, will bo sont, post paid, lo nny address for $1. Try it, if only for tbrco months. Address WAV Kit LY MAO A/INK, Lock Pox 172, Posion, Mass.