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Adveirtislug Rates.
Advertisement iperted pt the rate of $1 00
per square, of (9) nine lines, OR LBs, for the
Ardt Insertion, and 50 cents for each subse
nent Insertion.
fts -q =V, sivir
Advertisements not having the number of
11 be Wi0e
Theo are so sqPQle 4ay .h0ld may
tern em. Nine lines is a square
one Inox"I.ft 4Vbty Ahtano4 -e0ofatrge by
the space oacupi as eight or te lines can
be made to f#urabi- fi's garos, as the
advertiser mau .W., ald Is obarged by the
sac.
W Advertgre Please state the num
ber of squares they wish their advertisements
to make.
W Business men who -advertise to be
benefitted, will bear in 'niind that the
oulation, a d taen by he vsay class of
dersons whose ad they d4sire.
Couit Girls.
ut at the peep of day,
8trAkIn*t4iv&111kin te' dairy,
Turning the cows away;
-UkOigg %he foor In the i then
Makg the beds up-stairs,
WaahIng'he breakfasi dishes,
Dusting the parlor chairs;
0, ibg he-rutibs from the panilry,
Hunting for egg%n the barn,
Cleaning the t urnips for dinner,
Spiuning the stocking yarn;
4prealing the whitening linen
D')own on the bushes below,
Ranks,king every meadow,
Where the red strawberries grow;
Ota"bing 'he "fings" for Sunday,
-Churning the snowy t ream,
Rinsing $he pails ald btrait)er
Down tp the rht kgstream;
fee4ing the geese and turkeys,
Ing the pumpkin pies,
v.3!.,QIng the little one's crudle,
oft* Mr"-away the flies;
"tse In eery motion,
Music in every tone,
qj is form and feature
Thousands might covet to own;
* qks.that rival spring roses,
Aeth the whitest of pearls;
**ne of these country maids is worth
A core of your city girle.
Anm fte uraake: approritiotis to
0% % dar ex penses of th%
i State vernment for the fiscail
..)9DAi.ppigt'gencing NovQpher .1,
,Apruw De *l it enaicted bj th~e
iJW nd1 Ii4bse of Representatives
o 6rbetate of South Carolina, now
4ft# eith~g in1General A~ssexbly
am iwtJan &thority of the same,
lae,bo suwp o4f $143,100 be, abige
emmeig hereby, appropriated to pay
tAjo 9alaries of the executive and j
dicial officers of the State, and the
e~ le.41ikdt(contingent expenses of
te'ixegativ8 an'd judicial depart
sAu t's'o'r tIleINecal year comnmencerg
NTo4ember 1,'1876, that 's to day:
,aS, te dalary of dhe Goeroo4'
2. For tbarsRr. of' she Liutenant
a yeg the Q pgg~.
v a ,100O for -clerlioainder.
$9#506(~ , ifo atoch be
5. Fortb iteaMryof the 8t
4 TreOs9 ~l,71,875 or de bil servi
es4 s'ffie of the State Treasur
er,'s2476.
4*.e the salary of the Adjutant
a li4tpr Genoral $1,200; for the
clerk Of the Adjatant anid Inspector
'LFor the salary of the Attorney
Gene'rnl_ $2,100-; fo,- the sant'.....I i
obT-fr6f tne Mtr #tra$I0
pindl f' dtdlo
9. -For the salary qf the Chief Sus
tice of the Supreme Court, *4,000;
fon thA 'salaries of the two:AlacltW
Justices, 87,000; for the clerk of the
SfnpredelCourS who shall pftmi the
dMtfei 'Cf lIbrKin of 6a1d ;dOt, 11,
0bod br the 8Aato p"rIr te,orOt;
t9r, the Ottendo"t- upo. the library
and the toonre of tfie,apteme Court,
Wkfd Otteidgint t' bd a f bhtb d
trnf\tlio t'the e t
cotk %W%*pAe@ cfiae o ooks
for Whe librarpof the Supnra Ort
800, to be paid on the order of the
Ciroult udges, $28,000; for the sala%
rics of theeight, GiWq Solicitors,
812,000.
11 f - of
tbe St an,
$50 ; for the salaries of wo watch
men f9y the State Hous4WjMd
12. For the salary of tie8nperin
tendent of the State Lunatic Asylum
$2,000; fi the salary of the Superin
tendent qf the State Penitentiary,
01,600; for the salary of the physician
of the Srate Penitebtita'; -.500.
13., For the alaries of the County
Atidiitors,4S20,3b0. - i
14. For the salaries ol the County
School Commissioners, $9,750, if do
muich be necessary.
15. .orA'-e,saljry of .Aho :health
4filCO* of Charleston, 81,000; for the
salary of he health officer of Georg.
town, $400;"forttho alarses of the
health vflicers qt Iik,ton flead an4
St. elena Sound; 500 e4ch; for the
exp n4se of maintaining quarantine,
$1,000i tor the keeper of the lazarotto
16. Fur the contingent innd of the
Governor, $101,01; for the co6lipi4it
fund of the State Treasurer, $200; for
the continget fund of the Seecretary
of State,8$200' for the repairing and
rebind in~ Jr afnbN u z t he office
of the ScoretaVy of State, $300, to be
paid out of any money in the Treas
rynot otherwise disposed'of; for the
tenideit of Edntation, $200;, for 'othe
contingent fund of the Attorney
Gegrgl $200; for th e contingent fund
of the' Comptroller General[$200; for
the contiingeWt flid of ths Adjtitan~
anmd i nspect#-umRadgS100; for the
contingent ifund bf'tllo St4te Libatiate
$200; for the udntingenti expedasos of
thQ'Sadinr~ eonrt, $450; for the
expensgtMo litigat Ion in the oflice* bf
the AtonoyGeyeral, $5,000, to be
paid uponl the warr'ant of the Comp
trollher deneral, upon the application
of the Attorney Gneral; for printing
bookis and bllis for the Connty'
Trea8tuers ard Auditors, and all
other papere necessary for the collec
tiQA) pk tides, $2,000, to be die bursed
t1i,n- ti*e' orIer of The' Oomptrol
qbz$ fIdiIb payment otacuuts
for publishiig the State Trewbu'er'
monthly statggpkfg$e f iscal year
187Qy18W $#QO.i '.
Saow SThat then sum of 4101,300
ei ohI~on sehOOI8' fol' the
fiso 'fe%hrdnatncig Novomber 1,
1. For theaqepw1mif the State
pJproived bg the IBoard of. Director.
f.4 thd:# Not 9f rhe State Lu
tnatic Assylum, $50,000, if so much
10e necessary, WbW piWifon the war
r.mts of the Qomptr9liereneral,,on
the application of the Enperintendent
approved by the Board of 1t$gonts.
3I. For ibo aupport of the State O.
de : it the d of Trn t or M
oaf and Dnmb and Blind Asylum
$&,000, to be paid out on tbe war
rant4if the Comptroller General,
upon the application of the chairman
and gecretary of the Bvard of Oon,,
mnissioners of the Deaf and Dumb ad
Blind.
4'For the Catawba Indians, 68001
Payable on the warants of, this
Qdmptrollgr GenOral, on applicatioff
h'sheagtt. "
ttie ro ids, $5001 aud for the ien
rane nd rpairs of the buildings,
to be pai on.ie warrariteqof
tQeyppptrller Genpral, on appli
estADD of the LIbgrisn.p
. 'or the paymert of jptQrQat .pp
bonds"of the State Agricultural -Colr
legq apd Mechanics' Instt,; $6
to beakW'ir -awrdauce, wit t* 4waI*
ebtabhisingtUeam*I. v r
eirb.v. That tho'eurd of $10O009 it
sofmbeh be'nea4ssary, BeUnd 't6
same is hereby, apPropriated tot- the
pubiz printing of the two honses o'T
the General As6emble for the regular
9esion of 1876 and the ipecial session
thereof that was begun to be bolden
April 24, 1877.
E ., hat $I100,000, .exclusive o f
the aiuounts of the proceeds of the
poll tax, for the support and mainte
nance of public schools, be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated, $1,000
(if so much be necessary) of which
shall be expended in printing blanik
forms for the ime of said shools,'to be
diebumed on the order of the State Su
povintendent of Education; and the
State Superintendent of Education is
hereby authorized and directed to
app6tion the amount so appropriated'
tpon theo basis of ach9ol~ attendakce
ia the severdl counties of the State'
o the scholastic year ending Jun
86, I876; and the School ommission
ers of the several counties are hereby
~instructed tQ aipportiort the school
funds of their respective counties up
o~n the basis of echool attendan~ce in
the several school .districts of their,
respeotive counties: Pnoviioso, Tis
act shall, not be tonstrued to repeal
atn act to provide for the payment of
past due' sehool'claims in the sever'al
datinties urs this State, appi-oved
1Mitrb', 19t4: IT'hrDIt%-ii
Thtit nb otbni tA* slidll" 3 6616v1e'd d
dellEcted for 19 rfainitenance of fre
a 66i n'rij any inty Ortosvnship iri
tia8 4tate. The County Treasurers
of the varione counties are hereby
authorized and required to pay
achool claims arising from deficien
cies out of any surplus funde in their
hands in the order in which said
claims arise.
SEo. 6. That the sur'n of $50,000 be,
and the sai is hereby, apprbpriated
to pay deficiencies of salaries for the
'fiabal"year ending October 81, 18'7O/
(Mii;6. That the stun of $1,000, if
eMctto ndcossary, be, 'Ab1d itfme
~tb.~lirbb, 9pp)ropriated kdr''the
urceo fof' 100 copies each of
r r series of the 'Su
orq Qeurt reports, for f urnmishing
~tationary'for the executive depart
n;ents, under ani act relative to con
~racts for the executivo departmente
pt the State governipnt,.an d for the
~engral Aidemibly, the,sums of $2,885,
Ifa mutha be neceeaiy e aid same
e 0bG paid uptot the'aarrants of a'b'e
Sgc. 7. That the: amounts appro
priated for the payment of salaries,
ithe first and econd sections of this
act, shall be payable mnonthly; and
the amount appr9priated for contin
gent funds as required on the war'
rants of the Comp jtroller General on
the application (of the various officers
entitled to the same: PROVIDEP. That
GEndfiC 6(ire~ he",issues bis' iNar
rantesuponi the State Treasurer fQr
the paynmelt of the same.
SEo. 8. That the moneys hloreiun
appropriated to be nsed as contir)gent
fuds, andf0Rother purposes, by th
vari9is -Officerse of,the .State goverQA
ment, shall 1edly aedounted for by
bid officers,,who shall make a deti
rd4atmentief ti s portten thede
shoreb to thS GenTr Auerbly at
the ylt' regdaredsiame.rt %t
fib ofceLr" antlbeHed"to make cin
foactorKdrirw'funds '1ros, the blt
apprbji axrns aliatt 4i3orbr in11e
contracts exenOing eore thu'n ha
been *pgrbopriated for an purpoe
spsa 9i faric wh saimae as4de
eatpe is Iarqbywa ppnoppiadt sps
tl.ei balrre ol pir dieum~ pgeges
ap2 r miksg Soo<em~bersef 1f84i8I
eral-Ashenbiy for the ogurfidsiem
of 1875-76r 'For 'pay'ment offwarrante
of the b nft ptroller Genertal yjtied
ibristtionivy for tSenate' tommittee
rooIns and clrk,a office, regnla6 sflb
sion 1870, $800, to be paid out of t[ie
phosphate toy alty, or any othor funds
not other wis appropriated.
SKo 10. That the sum of $6,000 if so
mnch be necessary, be, and the same
ishoreby, appropriated to pay the batl
ance of per diem and salary compen
sation of officers and employees of
both houses, due for the regular se,
sion of 1875-76, to be paid ont of the
phosphate royalty or fees of the Land
Commission.
SEc. b1. That any baanoe of sp
cific levies heretofore made and. trot
needed for the a, theall be snbject
to the draf' of tel Ol nptrGe erhitd6
eral, by the apprg val of the oveo
nor, o be used in paymient of defi
ciences in approprriatione.
Sio. 1. That all acts ad pRte of
acts inconsisten t with JLlhis act be
and the saine is hotby, repealede
A pproved June 8, 1877.
uries Docidig that Tilden was lee
Gosuan, June 11.--A very eingn
lar lawsuit came up in the Circait
Court to dayb Lst fally several days
after th e Prosidential eleet , IsaaD
~Ayees sf Elkhabrt, ofl n'ed to bet si1b
tCot Tin i nd %yt1guiM
3dir.d a- Tntiny of 'thebeotse
vbtbs' ts. "'8votal Rdpublican ofV.I
iticlians acepted ohe ofoi- af ayei't
and Jas. F. iltiuit, a dry goodi mer
dhant' wis aypointed the itake boler.
When the result of the election was
declared by Congress, Hunt tuned
over the money to the Reptublichne
under lrotest, Ayors at the time de
claring that 1)e would Se hirm f>r the
mooy. Ayers sued Hnnt i Elkhart
and was boated, but' appealed the
eso to the Ohcuit oirt, widh iaof
iff bfoiudge'Wbi6ls asi d'fi1uf
t1lI8 aftebtLi T)) verdict wvtd ifrtl
caso ftbh kiind that has occurred :
the ~ni odShatos~ each one reau
ppecial.fr,um Srzrn au isgys: ur,igg
the battle bef>re Kiar, Tu&sday. the
tIis Z a-t44ie, surpr'iO(d tbe 1Rue
siep? by m9 ursn emeutIt, andegreat,
elaughtet feRowed.' h - EbI Reian
sIed neuw(arteirs and L4o Tm'kv of.~'
feretl' npee The 'tA'uggle' boe6Awe~
iiand den hahd, dudid retreat #aa 1n.
possibic. The lasit action of the Rhis
sian gunners wast to spike the few
Turkish field p)iocos they had cap
turnd in the redoubt, and nearly
every gunner's cotrpse was found ntear'
his gun. The Turks then attacked
the masin body oft the Rtussians in
Opel) ground, but overy attack was
reanuland.
(T .uIgmga*g1g1. i 1:t"
the election of General Kershaw to
the Fifth Circuit, the people of Cain
den turned O'nt tbeenade the dis
tinguished citizen and patriot. He
spoke as follows:
My Friends' and Follow-Citikens4
I wvouidbg lost t oeVry feQlh:ID
fiondrid'etranhooa if fdid nt value
~.zpo?fstat%n your ,kind ap
,prsprp, and reared
b41en,A ,w ot M_59agyc. Tin
reeodnoti lifeis swritiei in you
rIflroryr m*.s
To receive this . ovation at your
h'4sis but apiining 'elimax to that
vmi%kh and unfAilibg kindness tvhich
6as,il1owod me all the days of my
life from childhod until tio*, doikt
ab my greafM errord vitit h
f my humbl'ast des6e*'Lj
1.as been th4dream b* ig iK
fesa 4 al life, at metimeo,
wPiViuly the man le of 'a Juge
Bb 1arolinaiThie oppQ%qity
ooe0 toxayn clad in,-th&-majtic
babiltmentqw ptop%s, nhaelnow
call W i11rbi idpr4etAwA4e In
The bpp'lrtnity comes, and with
it the vast responsibility of him who
weath it"Jadtoa' ef'inine. He who
is worthy ofdhe iace in any respect
could nt oover estimate its req)onbi
bilities. WIben I view them,. in con
trast with my own limited capacity,
I Would shrink from the trial which
awaited me. Nothing could reaop
cile me. to assme these responsibili
ties, bt my* .abiding confldene in
thA virtwe- And iutefligenoui of .tb
peopte oligodth Carolina, ootisidered
its w bhol',"and tho cons'ioseness of
kh upr1ht'pm le'on ly Part:
kit Wit itefMt04"Af 1r d I Ddkd
Eiijaad% gr'ett'Viv* / jift ' DIVIII
PopAr 1 . 1 h?s no well-tuned
cymbal." -wh6 wo4ld w6kr faitris
rt'nfl'them vnlnTef jud'tice must alike
be blimd to' thb appieisoft':NeEasi ,
whthe degpand of prejndice. ie
Lvctipn as pop ular. .cpnure,, when
either cordlicts with the OgaViCtIins
and durtiands of duty. Upan &all
r(.etonaIisseldg proper fofelag
the oprighddge bausfrappealtia ti
salin judgment of theo great fdturW,
kgainst'thieft1erto brtt transitory' past
ufir hYIe"N V f idfWj el w
itizergoftall classes and degmNee,
md receive thbeir hearty well done, I
ihall indeed ke honored. Apin
.hanking you for this compliment, I
bid you adieu.
The Nicaraguan Canal.
A tonidon corrcspondont of the
Nohw York WVorld says: "iias been
. niattor of pr6tty gienct'aI*notoriety
to lpadi'ng politIh htP.d coftkrercial
fic s oh iiinSf ocasIori during the jiast
d*olor t;bred biohithe ndeavoreid to
Wh' tWtoW or'f iinpottant En,
$11% cayiidilhts" to thkWf1susi bilitLy of or
drifn c8nh to construct tho
iiig m ft!WNit h jib~an Cianal. Witti
Mffhih9" ftettAb, a' rftbtbuir of
tdliMonbn ahd at biankoi ot tinukut
olideo io"sd & dms to in t,mte thlat,
ex-Pica(idt.t att, if thd positiori
proekfbhcfYoI iitI f dtn ~.au ,provIdb
14?dnt 1d jftn'44%e tW edes"g~ of Thd
rod so6 'w&,* "'bifdNt Edd." ratt
t,er has beeud since repoatedtly mooted
in fmuancial' circles, with what result
neither the public nor your correspon
dent can knuiw; but I do not think it
pr'obablo ~titIt, hiyft 'ausdmed any
form beyond that ot preliminary con
sideration. Whether it will be put
into tho tangible shapo of a proposi
tion.,when the distingninhad visito
b4iete@ebe seddotiwdly inch'
kn%'bW' vVinfildresir' hki'i rIw
rhat to be seen; but I think I Atn
jtiWt1jjed i6-saying that Mr. Pierrepene'
hs *&o Mrtfmated tha at least one
leading American capitalist, a wealthy
New York gentleman, heretofore
Oroveinottly Idkntifod w ath sdveril
pirojects for uniting t1ho Atlantic kind
!acifi odoean by an Amoean canal,
istind' i&iy to tAke hold of the woffi
fth ebbri 'h ItL bons in nknaind.
The fottbiOroy '-v
WASHINiGToi, 'une 15.-Dodg,
Ohief of the Bureau of Agriculture
reportwas ii results of the official
Caivassof the area in. *ettoa this
yar' an increse of nearly four per
benttim upofi the acreage of 1870;
ki# itt*i a " tee' s of 12;P60,900
aM6.det fColina eidsfi
n S dt OTolida three.
Or! AoVda fa6u se each
no per cenla a ndiVen-.
X~d a T"'ft
n. efo Aeey o rN a
as yA l$aus sur gsixadesge
are respectively -Missiesippi, Texs,
Alabatna4I "eorghL The e9ndl
tion is lower than in the. past two
yeats a Jome, bit higber tba In
1874. T% Stee-sieftgAb f 'oond
tion are as fbilows: North atolini,
8$; 8dith-10olda, 91; Go6rgIa, 89;
Fiorida, 0g; Al4bama, 90; Mississip
pi, 9); Iouisiata, 98; Texas, 91; Ar
kansas,"94; Tennessee, 94. There
were several trosts in May in North
Carolin, and snow as late as the
10th. In som. Ieatiops little rain
fell during the-mouth;- In others cold
rains imilred''th eohdition, Im
pieufbt iitedd' aM aiiemi 1'ant from
rable since replatiting. 1Tie aul
%Orw; b % yep destructIve. Growtb
.01. to two .4eoka latQ in South
9%iN!ue pd ihostande imperfet.
early planted. 4ie, and~ repLtgp
failed to-germninateb.- There is much
com ila t i o~g~ of a poor
711)?.' .~ ig8a)0 o f replow
ogy; ,qrp,os weather in
JE'PE4 1.w8ive4: stond anil con,
pdrat utie~
TUhere is seine complaint of non
gdrminatlod in Alabama.:and Missie.
sppi, which is less general thian on
the Atlaetic coast. Plaints are back.e
ward and aphides troublesome....-'
Areas at first too wet, have since beetn
too dry and cold. The crop is two
weeks late 1n oentral and nlbrtherra
sections 'but If in good 'condition ini
th)e uore aQdthern counties.
In~ Lottisiana geranination hap been
prompt, grogthI is vigorous and cul-.
ture better ilan usual. Culd! nighta
injured early pLanted areas. Rain
ia needed f:tomeo locations.
In Tei~ ttet plant is from two tao
four weedl lateir from cool nighte,
AiW ni Yit Aor tue, inistead of
id~& ci ruo orn &
sgjpond y ang as boeed itteqkdj,
aga n aul#.4 ,0%4Uti d jasting
basJerygaMdM!i4 0oIn proppet of
T6~Ae plentpa.*imefn irregular.ie
genoralty isaai s ta health$ id,
la 'Arkadiows cool night. and rains
necessitated replanting, and drolught
I,as einee prevented vugorons growth.
u:some counties stands, are -
8leld ate gnerally rather cheiew
t,h vviate esilar metorologIaa
cotiditions hiave been, entonttred' ine
Ten nestee, but the plants thotigh
small and generally healthy and rcan
cenltnre pievails.