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1A CONSTITUTION SOUTH.1 CAROL IN A' - Wa, THI E PoPL4 Or fltH S TAVEn Or BoUTSf oAao. LINA, BY oUk DNLBoATCt IN CONVIINTIO? NUT, Do oaDAIN AND ESTABLISH THIsl CONOTI, TUTION Fbia, THU GOv22111MINT UF THK GAII STA Ta ARTICLE 1. StoTroN 1. The Legislative authority of till State shall be vested in a General Assembly which shall conslstf a' Senate and a Houal of Representatives. - ECTo.I'9. The House of Represehtative alall be comphsed of Mlembers chosen by bal Tot, ry second year, by the citizens of thi State, qualified as in this Constitution is pro vidldd., SaCTios 3. Each Judicial . District in th State shall constitute (ine Election District, ex cept Charilestn District, which phall be divi ded into two Election Districts.one consistini of the late Parishes of St. Phijlip atid $t Michael, to be designated tho- Election Die trict of Charfeston-; tile other consisting of al that part of the Judicial Distriot, which ,i without the-Ihmits of said Parishes, to be knowl as the Electibn District of Berkeley. SETION4. The boundaries of the several Ju dicial and Elctlion Olitriots shall remain a they are noW estabIisbqd. SZeToN 5. The. House or Representstlve shall consist' of onet hundred and twenty fou Members, tobd apportioned among the severa Eioctiou DistrIcts of the State. according ti the numb'er of white inhabitants contained i each, sud. the snunt .9f all taxes raised by th General Assenibly, whether direct or indirect or of whatcve':specles paid in each, deducting therefrom all tixes paid on account of proper ty held in any other District, and adding thereto all taxes elsewhere paid on account o propert) held it such District. An entrmera tion of the white inhuibitaxts, for this purpose was mad I the year one thiusand eight hun, dred and fifty- tine, and shall be made in tht courqe of every tenth year thereafter, in suc manner as shall be, by law, directed ; anc Represenlatives shall be assigned to the differ ent Districts i the above--mentioned proper tion,by'Act of the General Assembly at th session Ammediately succeeding every enume ration I ProoAed, That until the apportion ment, which shall be made upon the -next enu - meration, shall take' effect, the representatio of the spveral-leetion Distriets, as herein con atituted, s'iall continue as asigned at the las apportionment, each District which has beet heretofore divided into smaller Districts xnown as Parishes, havingr the aggregate num ber of Representatives which the ParisheA ' heretofore embraced within its-limits have hao hince that apportionment, the Representativ. to which the Pariah of All Saints has beet heretpfore entitled, belngduring this interval assigned to Iorry Election District. SzorTioN 6. If the enumeration herein direct ed shall not be made in the dourse of the yea apionted for the purpose, it shall be the duty of thd Governor to have it effected as soot thereafter as shall be practicable. SacTPoNs- In assignitg Rcpresentatives I( tie several Districts, the General Assenht sHalt allow one Rcpreseatative lor every sixty second part of the whole numober of white in habitants in the State, and one Representativ also for every sixty second part ulfthe whol taxes raised by lh General Assembly. Ther al)atll be further allowed one Ropresentativ thrsuch fiactions of the sixly-second part e tiy white inhabitants, and of the sixty-secon part ofthe taxes, as when adjied tbgether form a unit. SacTioN S. All taxes upon property, real o personal, shall be laiti out. the actual value ti the property taxed, as' the same shall o asicer tainle bythe assessment ritade or the pur pose of laying such tax. In the firist appor tioinment whichshall he made under the Uon htitution, 'he amount of taxes shall be estitna ted from the average of the two years next pre cedireg such apportionment ; but in ever 'sub -sequent appertiornetat, from Ii, average o the ten yeats then next preceding. SacTioN 9. If, in the apportionment of Rep resentatives ; any Election District shall hp pear not-to be entitled, fromn its population ane its taxes, to a Representative; aui Electior District shall nevertheless send one- R--prcen lative; and, it there be still a deficiencyof th number of Representatives required by sec tior fifth, such deficiency shall be supplied b: assigning Representatives- to those Electior Districts having the largest surplus fractions Whether those reactions consist of a coiopica tion of population and taxes, or of popufstio or taxes separately, until the numi ber of on hundred ai twenty-four Members be mad up t Pro dd;. howaer, That not nore tha twelve Ro'rsintatives shall, in any apportion ment, be asiined to anyone Election Distriot SxcnoN 10. No apportionment of Represen tatives shall be eonattiued lo tpeke effeoty in sno manner, until the general election which shal succeed such apprtionmenot, . ioiott IIt. Te Senate ashal-be composed r one member Neom eaeh Election District, excel the Election Distrdt 'of Charleston, to wthic shall be allowed ltt' Senators. bacriolt 12, Upbti the nmeeting of lbs fir. General Assembly.. which shall he chosen on er the .previsions of this Constitution, th - Senators shall be-.devided," by lot, into tw classes ; th4 seatqof the Senators of the en ,class to be vacated at. the expiration of fou y ears; and tihenember of these olassessal bsc preportioned that one-htalf of the whol number of Senatpre mnay, as gea.riy as posal ble cotntinue to he cbogen thereafter every see .end year, - Sac-oti 13. No person shall be elligibte t4c or take or retain, a.seatin thei Hiousoor Riepre aentatives, unless lhe te a free wvhite man, wh hath attained theage rf twerity-one year. hath been a cittiser and a resident of this Stat . three years next prideding the day of electior -ana bath been for the last six nrfonths of ti time, and shall continue, a residentof the Din trict which lie is to represent.. Sactnow.10. No persca shall. lie eligible Ic ortake or retain, a seat b the Senate, unile. he is b tree-white man, who hath attaitied lb age of thirty yeers, bath been a citizen an. resident of thia State five year. nest precedln1 the day of dlection, and hath bet, for lbs ls. six motathe of this time, and 'ael eon inue I be, a resident of the District which he is to rep sesent, Se~ser 18, Senators and Mabersof th House'o~ Represetiis shall bp chosen a; I r eneral blection on the third WVednesday ii October in the present year, and on'the sanl d eav in every second y'eetr thereafter,1Insoel man ner, and for .apch .ierms of odfica, as Sri hefein directed. They shall mi on lb orhMonday int Noyember,. aally, a eohi (,which shall remain t ie sett e oT itnent, until othterwlsse termined b~ ttit no,~re of twc iarde pioth JaensJ cagesy er et oc b1- a ye 7 f 16Tefoleb. en elections, ret urns and qustldattons offits own lembers I and a majority of each House shal constitute a quorum to do business ; but a smaller number mpy adjourn from day to day and may be authorin d to couipal the attend ance of absent Menbers, in such manner, and under such-penalties, as may be provided bj law. SacTIoN 18. Fach House Shall choose it# own officers, determine its rules or - prbceeding punish its Members ibr disorde-ly behavior and, with tle coniaurrenvc of two-thirds,'expo a Member, but not a secondl time (or the satn cause. . -a SscyToz 10. Each Houte may punish, by im prisonment, durilhq itseitmen. any person Co a lember, who shall be guilty o2 disrespect the House by any disorderly or contemptuoui behavior in its ,presence; or who, during th time of its sitting.* shall threaten harm to body or estate of any Member for anything staid or done !n either House. or who shilt assault-any of them therefor, or who shall assault or arres stay witness or o(her person orderted to attemd * thi House, in hit goin thereto, or return.nin i ierefrom. or who shall rescue any person ar reted by order of the House.' b 'cToNc 20. The Meoambers of both Houses shall be prutected in their persons and'estates during their attendance on. rain, to and re t urning frotb, the General Assembly, an& tean days previju& to the sitting, and teei days af ter the adjourat thereof. Bit these privi leges shalt not'heextendo so as to protect any Member who shI be dbargcd with treason felony. or breach of the peace. Ssc'ros 2f. BillN for raising a revraue shall originate in the House of Representatives, but nay ba.alterel, amended or rejected by the Sedate I and all other bill. may originate ar either House, and may be amended, altered oa rejected by the othll. SrcTiox 22. Every Act or Resolutioni having the force of law shall relate to but one subject, aid that shall be expresed in the title. Se'aoi-o 23. No bill sial have the force af law until it shall have been read three times, and on three obverat a!ays, in each House, has had the seat or the State afihsead, to it, and ha been aigned it the Senate House by the Preal. dent of the Hea'te and the Speaker of the Houste of Representatives. SEcTioN 24. No noney shall be drawn out of the Public Treasury but by the legislative authority of the State. SacTiore 26. In all elections by the General 'Assembly, or et'her House thereof the men - hers sharl voe'-vivavoce," and their votes thus given, shall be eattered upon the journals of the House to which they respectively belong. SCaTION 26 The members of the General Asseinbly. who shall neet under this Constitu. tion. shell be entitled to receive out of the Pub. lic Treasury, for their expenses during their attendance on. going to and returning from the General Assembly, five dollars for eacth days attendance. and twenty cents for ever anile of the ordinary route of travel betwez the resideniceof t Member and tihe capital oi (other plice of sitting of the General'Asseimbly, Iotth going and returning ; and the sane maj be increased or lianinished by law. if circutr stancea. shall require I but nao alteration shat btrnacte to taketffect diling the existence o0 thea General Assemnbly which sihall make such alteratio.. S crTON 27 Neither House, during the see tion of the General Asseibly, shall, withou the consent uf .le tither. adjour. for mor ithan three days, stor ta any other place tha that its which the Aisasembly shall be at the tima sittlig.. SVOTioN 28. Nm person shall be eligible to a f seat in the General Asasembly whilst he hola. any oMee or profit or trust under this staa, the United Stat-s of America, or any f them or under any tither power. except officers ii r the aitlitia, ariny or navy of this State, Maris tr ates pr Justicesof Interior t'ourts. while sue hJstices receive tno salaries , nur shall any contractor of the army or tavy of this State the United States of America, or any of them, or the sgen ta of aiuch contractor, be 'eligible a< a seat in either House. A nd if any Membef st-all accept orexercise anyofthe said disquali fyinir ofilee, he shalt vacate his seat. SECToz 29. If any Election District shal neglect to choose a nmember or members on tihe day of election, or -if any person chosen a Mhember.of either loute shall refuse to q'aplf, sy.nnd take hi seet, or shall resign. di,. da par t the State, accept any dirqttaltfyinig office or become otherwise disqualafied to hold him seat, a writ of election shal bn iued by the President of 6he4 fenate or Speaker or the House of ReprespnfatiXes as the cae may be for the purpose of fillit/the vacancy theroby occasioned, for the remainder oif the teren for whieh tht : -son so refusing to qualify, re signing, dying, departing the State, or becom. iir disqualified, was elected to serve, or tie defaulting Election District ought to have chosen a mismber or members. SaRata 30. And whereas. the aitn' Pra of the Gospel are. by their profession. decclatec to the service of God and the cure of sotals and otg t not be diverted from the great dA ties of their lunctions, therefore, no mninisit of the Qospel or public preacher of any rt, ligious persuasion, whlst he contintuca in ala texercise of his pastoral functions. shatll ba elIgible to the office of GOcvernbr, Lioutenman Go'vernor, or to a seat in the Senate or tha House of Representatives I RTICLE .I Satour 1. The Executive authrity eof thu SState Shall be vested insa Chief Magistrate, wit rshall he styled, The Governor of the Staste o I' South Carolina B Sortoe 2. The Governor shall be elected bi the electo~s duly -lualified to vaote for osv~ibera of the House of it. preseptatives. and shall holk hi. ofice r'ur four years. atd until his succes ,sot shall be chosen and qualified I but tha s- mb ptrs~n shall not be Olusernor for, twa consecutive terpis. - ,REC'Tuoa 3. N o person shall be eligible to tha office o. Governor, unless he hath at-nead th< ,age of thirty years, a~nd hath jen a citiser I and residen~t of this State for' to ten yar 'next preceditag the dlay of elec bn. And na person shall hold the office of Governor. anc ,any other ofieor comnmstn, civil or mnilita ivr, (ecept int militia,) under this State or thu United Stateu, r any of them~or any othe. Ipower, at one ajid the sams time. 8 seyaox 4, rb eturns of eyery election o GJovinor shall biSeated up hby the Mauagera of Eec onet e crepctive Distrjets and to te sat f Goyvnment, directed to - tha Secretary of~ttate arbho shall deliver them t th Spaer of thne.Hous9 of Representatives atth neat ealeing sessiot of the- Gener I As asembly, ,lorlog hefirst week of whie~ see sinteSeken hall pn asid )ublish thelk in tife pveebnoe ef both fouses or the Geperai Asstqsbiy. The prsotn hiaving the baghes atuiber of vote-sh~all be Governor, but I ftw< - ot more shall be equa stpa 'highest in votes the Genpral Assenl sil , ,during the sam. sesondanthe Hoos~emf pyaaatatieas, ettoea ones of qvernof ildus pecs. Vostestedf etso. tions IWtrhittilli 4Ytined by'h prescrIbed bl a.. a3b s'A LIotendtA Governor shafl bt ebesms at the statehei.n5 lhran m ,e conainqste ik''oth'smpi nesesd fth are dttAnsan s 4 an Preildimt oP the Senate, 0 ilmve no unles the 'temdtp be equally ided. SUoTiote 7.- The Senate sl clmose a P dont pro fempore to act ii th absence or Lieutenant-Governir, or wi ho shall ex ciso the office or Governoe. SaoION d. A meomber of a Senate, or the House of Representuives, in wemmsen A o acting as Governor or Lie nanmtGbverno shall. thereupon, vacate hiss t, and another potson shall be elected In his ad. SECTIoo 9. 11 caseiof the peachment of the Governor or his removal f "flce, death, rosignation, diaqualification, dability or re noval from the State. the Lieu nt-Governor shall aucceed to his office, a n case.0u ti, Imnpeahineont of the Liedten Governor or his removal from office, death, gnamion, i . qualification, disability er re al from th( hate, the President ea Ienpo the *4enate shall succeed to his oc ; ami en the o1lhe of tie Governor. LiOutetant ernor aid President . pro tenpore of the 1e shal be come vacant in the retam oft enatel the Secretary of State, for t tim Ing, shall ' hy prcrlanattn, convene thme1mnate, that a PreIsidentIru tempore may be cin t1o exer. dlse time omce of Govermr for! unexpired term. SXE IoN '10. he Govsrnor jiI be Corn. 8 Imander-in. Chief of time Army.i Navv s to timis Slate and of the milit a, ex:then they 6 -shall be called into the actual tce ofthe p United States. It SEcTION 11. lie shall lave po grait I' reprieves and pardons afte- convi (excepit in cases of inmpeachmene) in sucl er, on) such terms Ano' under sth rest as lie shall think proper, and ho shall hh er to RI remit lines and forfeiturel, unlessot Ise ;o directed by law. It shall be his dV t r t to the General Assembly at the pt o R session thereafter all pardI's gra I b n with a full statement ofeach case d 6 sons moving him thereuno , I 8scTIoN 12. in shall take ca$ tha a laws tie faithfully execumtd in mery. ti SEcTON 13 I'ThoGove'rnor andticuten p Governor shall. at stated times, recp'o e for I services a compensation Wich shal be neit incrtased nor dhmnishet during' the per I for which they shall have been . el ' ed. x' , SEcTION 14 All offi a in time Executi Department. when requ ed by the Governor, shall gie'n hin informatolin writing upon any subject relating to sit dules of their respe. t tive offices. SEcTION 15. The Govinr shall, from time to time, afive to time Gek'ral Assembly infor iratioi of the condtitionf the Stite and re commeid to their consimdk4tion such menasureA as ti shall judge necessry or expedient. Sue-rio 16. lie mayon extraordinary oc caslons, convene the GUseral Assembiy- and should either House remin without a quorun for three days. or in cat of disagreeentit ho' tween tl.e pwo Houses. Wth respect to time tiee of adjournmncmt . may djourn them tosuch timie as ie shall ink popsr, not beyond the rourth Monday of Novoiber then next enots. Ing. SLCToN 17. lie shall commission all otli ce, s of tie state. SECTION 18 It shai be time duty of the Managerato Electims o thip State. at lih first genieral e-l-tions underthis Constitutilon, amil at each alternate genera election thmereafi r, to hold anele::tion for GQvernor and Lieuten ant-Governir. SECTIox 19. 'The Guernor and the Lieuten ant-Governor before enering upon ie duties of their respective offiec..a ii thitie presence of the General Asse:bly, ake the atah cfuflril prseribed In th ConFsttuin. 8-crmTcmX 20 To ilvernor shall reside. during time sittistr t'i th 'eneral Assembly, at the place where its ses nm may he hel" ; aid the General, Aseemnly rav by how. require him to reshe at the ,Ipitol of tie State. .sCoTIOs 21 Every it whitch shall hitv passed'the General AsmIlV, siall, be fore li oeome a law, b.' prese ted to tihe Governor , tf lie approve, hob shall a eit ; but i not, he shall return it, with a objeclons. I), tlow fiouse III whith-l it shall iAve orrlina'.ed, wA lie lla 11 eiter the eebection at large e. their jour. nal; and proceed to rect ruler if. It after wieh reconsideration. a majo y of the whole repro iedtatlon of that Hoie ial agree ti pais tht Bill, it shal'ber Citt, tit tier with the objec .tiois to the "ther liu , by which it anali likOwIse be reconsidereq and if approved Iy it maotrity of the whole ropresentatloneot thai oher HOuse, it shall be< mite a law. llut in nI such cate,. the votes of ,th Houses *hatll 14 determined by yeas a nays, and the nao of the reon'voting I and agaln., ti shall aenteved on -the ournal ofeach respoctively I any Bi Ahalt not be rat by the Governor withi two days (K excepted) aner it %hall aye been presei him, the same shall he law in like m as if heiad signed it .nd. that time ma ways be allowed time overnor te) cosm Hills psesed by the Ge ral Assemb House shall real anyui on the Ia it sesslone cepClt witrn 11111. as e returned by itheGove or as dod. -A R FEC E Ill. Sacrros' 1. Thejudi lal potwershalthe vest ed-in autch Superior di Inferior 'C ts ci Law andS. Equmty ac e General Ad 'nmbl ,shall, from timem to tim , direct and estai~illil Tme Judges of thme S perior r'orit shall b elected by the Generah assembly, sbhl holl maer emlces during g' behavior, and. shrl at stated timns, repel a a comnpensation fen their services. whmch a all neither he incea. ad rnmf .dM~d in mg thmeir conmtinujiic in offeei . a all receive tmo' ters t perqu in. r held aimy coher offie ci pr-ont d e is Stati, the Umilte States of .' y ofthetm or an 4other power. ' hail, q soon as possible. en et I time State anm Infer it s tyled "The Diatric shall he residenmt in h lst . shall be' elcecd by h (Ie forOWyes rsfl a ani ibe rp, Court shall have ju a tio4 of *herelin one or bcid o thes psrtlp of color, and ufall 4r inal es wherein th ac'esed Is a person fo hot,. and -the Geinerm Assembly is estpo ve to exutnd thte jurie dietion of thes s d 'net te oilher aut ects.. 8xoytome t. ThmeJ ga shall meet and a at Colommbia, at aun me es the Genieral At semflbly nay hmAo e esribe, for the dotrpo. of hearing sanqde iig all moters ft new jristi4 tin ae of jtdment, psic poiun flw t-sbitd he Vr an afel i ma byAcg a pom diae ep s~ 51 .t aoek8 fte. ye etgil processs sa be, al~o 'mth Carolina 4lf pram. ecuIo~a .h~him Ved'pn in he'umbes an ~u~h~mty ftIeStaites of South Usac litWdiftitdOeI*hinmet the petoe and di1 a came ,bQ4 A O E W I. rt I R- 3nVtfth.*. LItd Simt i lit 1 t yaiA fiext, prrc'cdiit tile ' 4) yev beol a ~Ilse" flr thit il , fior be I! period, evnilzrar.t frotin Ei ipp t 4erlit ed I l'R Ineniil i4) two.,. itI to Unitl lktno it it.coriiir Old 0(0 nld Oil it f 11111 Unlited S .A o ~f ~ve rraigg' in this Stqit' bir at n.4 NI1 xt prg -Cdlnr !fI, Illy 'It .I II 1.18 xltnin~mthe otglltat t lid WhJF. ifichi lie ifera its vote, prot It in.Uht tile Gencritl Aescitfly Ina I ~:7iregistry cf' vilteri, tr dlier st ~ i~n.ti I d Agaiuxlt trauda illP U p.1t I imis of lit, righit o[l sufT,. of... dsqUniti(iatitn to votC ne rop ~x... ,ii . tef :i "~ ~~ ~ ,~okt~ 11t "~o p li(i f :fr..o whrich it IIlt s I I I n.tlt h(, d ft ii ii: I salt. e' l. t, ..i Il i~ l~ tlit j) L ftI111) W l M idt u 1.:: h t l tit il i t , ii l . I Iltt till ti l t 11 ii. A It 111;11 it vit' dlt 1 .1 11 l t (;o l iII I'ie t i ve.Ii )a' Jlut. YII -1 VViiolt iov j 1fit. vlAifl f/i . i, it tt'-t b' i 1lC i It I a I' till - iI oftI h~isi 'Eli I. lilt] 6 1111:1 t . to U011 t. e l* e I l ) . i t t , t ot i l l w -t j (.i~ to ro ilt i lld (l t ! resitt lir g l (:l 1? liltI d to li cu ' 1 1 1 1 Ot f l ' J f f r . I I) o l % jItt t t : , s t 1 i (~It rttdz, Ia~g 1 crop It. 'X tt Ow feari'i ' IofillA. Jtl Ir ac - v' I Iradr c~f~!~ -ti unt aIll II ~ t t~t i t. 'i)brctllilg li Wavl u-anC tiote] Thoy(!0I( i~t cd til tirl ilateo' -4illowi og' n' oli *)l . it$ 18 Stllse by ltt flimotiavlw . tol1e1- i/ t ilte jd m n att l ibt~t, in 1A.all C8a whkrii g t c'l( itt i I'tfll)iC ("t llo t M ~i~dd l w)('u rec ittl)(q; W, 1,10pa 1,1 I t'ly Wher tftl i t !) ro prp'rt% uilt09(W t ei Js. D~ Ie% DI pos~~ .18 i 81 411 a lp l i e it? 111M, tll such chirel, ul of ~ it n a 1 Iron, t~ity or iner -wisc, ought. inl ih jil i-i the Generall Assemle to (0 - e x4en11pted. AlTICLE XI. SECTI11. 1. The: Iairose. Of th! Tre - othiall I)., cortileiil by un11v Tr.:insurer. wfoim t hold hisoilice atail rc.il,! at the seat o.GI' SIcTIoN 2. The Secret ary orstat, sh- Wl his ofice ani- -caide at lhe iuat of Gvr ARtTICLIE' XII. SECTION I No ('itit ioi of i peopl. .a he Called -unless by tlhe cnirworien-i1. of Iri thirely of tihe whole repr esen::anoni in eich I I'm 4 of the Getral As, mibly SM-Ttf'>. Nopart oftia, Coltigtution i),i aliteed, nete s a bill to iier tih In sh. i Lwei,*i reai. o l g, gt-, rI i i Il asn of Riepreseitatives am o ,.. inyH itn tie. Senate, at niro at th Mt' nd third readingsa, b tw irdts or whole reprem'entation 'iIn cea 11 e th. ieral Aisembly; neithershlall any aitrra take efleet, untitlvthe blii, t.) i'vrrd to I he publislmcbd flre itha prc ion- II, wcct' he itn of c~~~l, ~ ~ r i il i-ueO Iresentatives ; al .if ieainpoa ' thli; preainr GteiiIl A r-embly. ,liti roil to, hv the( n..w GA. '1er,11 A semly. P-ir firit .aiia1,, my the cociirreine.. or n 04', nrthe ltine sitill have beei rooni ., c vera (d1nk in) --b, lie nit ot II -- the, II. shall begotro' It part or fl,6 I t il Cotvention,at .iuimbia, in tIh stt, Soith CAr'olina,, the twi nt yl--'ViI it .r Stptembd,' inl the yp.ar or Iour L...d huadeighat hundred 11il vixt v-fiv,. - D. b. V A RI 1w, Prenildent or. t Convention tt: JonN T. SLOA.,) t crk of tIhe n lionl av(e-prnmelt of the United Sta tes. res4i dent I-Andrew Johnson,,or Tcheile crechery of State.-W. 1,. S'n-d, of Secretary of.War-EdJwin M. Stanton -tk I s:imaster General..-.W1illinim D0160 eretary of' tie Navy--Uidieon Welles.;, of Secretary of time interior-.Jat mlarin, $eirt:Iry of the i'reasury-inugh McCul-. c Aohe3 ofillanots ..Jwg*do e Alt Irey GIleeitl-Jam es I, ofre cky'. Presiident of the Senate Lafayette 8 i nr of' opet ie - .I eioto' time llouse-Schnyler Colfx, Salmnn C. t'inoe, Ohio. Cihieif tistice. - -la es M . W ay ne G eor ia. '4- N than lf i ffr, nn -5. 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