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About tho best warn inc to husbands who amuse themselves once ia a while by whipping their wives, was given thc other doy out Wast by'tho brother of n lady whoso husband was abusing her shamefully. Tho fact, is the brother took up a hoe aud laid it down-quite accidentally, of course-on tho husband's head. Tho hoad was softer than the hoe, and. the cons?quence was that the hoe remained intact, whiio the head of tho husband did not. Thcro was a nico funeral iu that region tho next day. Will husbands whoso wives have brothers take a hint? 'Let our Just Censure BY J. A. SELBY COLUMBIA. S. C.. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1870 .Uteid the True Event." VOL. YI-NO. 117. SEC. 77. Allowauce of bail. . SEC. 78. Property, how taken whin concealed in building or hiclosurc. SEC. 79. Property, how kept. SEC. 80. Claim of property by third person. SEC. 81. No jurisdiction in certain cases. SEC. 62. Answer of title. SEC. 83. Undertaking. SEC. 84. Suit discontinued. SEO. 85. If undertaking uot given. SEC. 80. Tho same. Sec. 87. Now actiou. J. nur? m uuo mugie iocs WlUCIl ODO may opposoAo nil the wit nud argument of infidelity, namely: that no,man ev*r ropented being a Christian on his death? bed. A Paris novel for summer reading is of such a diabolical character, ihnt it. makes one's blood run cold, and shivers creep up ono's back. " A very large widow having porpetrated i matrimony with a woo bit of a fellow, her frionds all say sho has wedded "tho widow's mite" One, certainly n?t a disciplo of good old Isaac Walton, says "the fishing of the day is tho evil thereof." < A histrionic individual, who has heard a good deal about tho "theatre of war," suggests that the back seats must be very desirable. 1 There aro two kinds of bowl-worm iu in Gr?orgia. One'of thom destroys tho ' cotton, tho other the whiskey. The Central Bank of Brooklyn has suspended. Cause, unfortuuato real estate transactions by the President. ?jpoclal INTotlces. CHOL.EUA!-Tho following letter is from Mr. Woodward, of St. Louis, to J. N. Harris, Esq., of Now London, Conn. Mr. W. is a gen? tleman of high respectability, and during tho prevalence of Ibo cholera in St. Louis, watched thc reBult of tho application of tho Tain Killer for this disease, and his testimony can be robed upon with the utmost confidence: DEAR SIH: YOU recollect when I saw you in January last, my expressing to you my most i sanguine expectations that Davis' TAIN , KILLER would have a tremendous eale in tho , West this season, and my anticipations have boen moro than realized, nud the testimony 1 of thousands who havo used it has been that they would not bo willing to go to bed at night | without it in tho house. On the appearance of tho cholera in thia 1 city, such was tho confidence in thc Tain . Killer as a remedy, that many who purchased i it remarked to mo that tbcy had no fears or , dread of the cholera, as long as they bad the Rain Killer by them, and hundreds took it daily as a preventative, for no person can 1 have a derangement of tho bowels or diar- I rhtoa, if they use this medicino. This was the security and con?denco of hundreds ] acquainted with it, aud when their friends were attacked with the Cholera, they would ' administer tho remedy in largo quantities, I ?nd iu every case when it has been taken in . any of the first stages of this disease, it has proved successful. I consider it an infallible rcmody. I have : not heard of any individual in any family who used ttio Pain Killer when attacked, but speedily recoverod. * The cleric informed mo that he administer- ' ed it to persons when cold or in the cramps, 1 and it gave immediate relief, but still it should be given quickly, for when tho dis? charge of "rico water" has begun, thu hope of lifo lias lied. Should this discaso make its appearance among you, BR in all probability it will, be not alarmed; you and all others there have ti e remedy, and I am confident if tho Pain Killer is used, not a single death by cho? lera will occur in vour city. Respectfully yours, A. T. WOODWARD. ?3" Tho Pkin Killer is sold by all dealers in Family Medicines. Aug 2 R|lmo WEDLOCK-THE BASIS OP CIVIL. SOCIETY-Essays for Young Men, on the honor and happiness of Marriage, an I the evils and dangers of Celibacy-with sanitary help for the attainment of man's true position ill life. Kent free, in Healed envelopes. Ad? dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Roxi', Phil? adelphia. Pa. May 24 :imo South Carolina Bank and Trust Co., OF COLUMBIA, .flu Building formerly occupied by Carolina National Hank,) DU ?, SELL and EXCHANGE all issues of GOVERNMENT RONDS, at current market rates, also COIN and COURONS, and execute orders for the purchase and sale of Gold, and all first-class securities,on commission. ISSUE CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT,pay? able ou demand, or at fixed dato, bearing interest, and available in all parts of the United States. ADVANCES made to our dealers, on ap? proved collaterals, at market rates of interest. COLLECTIONS made everywhere in the United Staten, Canada and Europe, and Ex? change bought and sold. Dividends and Coupons collected. HARDY SOLOMON. President. J. C. ROATU, Cashier. Juno 29 3mo "DICKERSON HOUSE/' COIiVMEIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. THIS pleasant ly.Ioca ted HO? TEL, unsurpassed by any House in the South for comfort and healthy locality, is now open to Tm.vel?is and others seeking accom? modation,.. Families can bo furnished with nice, iiry rooms on i casonahlo t'.-rais. "A call is solicited." My Omnibus will be found at the uiff.rcnt depots-passengers carried to and from the Hotel freo of charge. Nov 3 WM. A. WRIGHT^ Quaker Liniment a Household Remedy. IT cures Aches ami Ruins of all kinds, in-1 terna! and external. This QCAKEB LINI? MENT is thu best medicine in tho world for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Tooth? ache, Pains in Hack. Faeij-ache, Swellings, Sprains, Rrnise-s, Snake Rites, Stings of Fu sects, for Crump in the Stomach, Cholera, Colic, Sick Stomach, Summer Complaints. Prcparod ouly by E. H. HEINITSH, JuMjO i _Chemist, Columbia. S. C. Selling Off to Close Out. ' I SI intend hereafter to keep only o FIRST J\ CLASS JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT, I will sell out, at und bulow cost, my ENTIRE STOCK o' Pistols Guns, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Caps, Cartridges, Powder and all other Fancy Articles. ALSO, A fine lot of FANS, selling very low. ISAAC SULZRACHER, June 1 Columbia Hotel Row. Rio Coffee. K (\ RAGS RIO COFFEE, for sale low to 0\f dealers I,v EDWARD HOPE. Drinkists, go to Pollock's. CODE OF PROOEDURE-Continued. SEC. 27. Should tho business before tho Court of General Sessions, at any term, not bo completed on the arrival of tho day fixed by law for tho holding of tho Court of Common Pleas for said County, thc Judge presiding maj', in his discretion, adjourn said Court of Com? mon Pleas until tho said business of tho Court of General Sessions shall have boen concluded. SEC. 28. Tho several Circuit Judges shall have power to hold special sessions within their respectivo circuits, at any time in their discretion, or at tho dis? cretion of tho Chief Justice, of which the Judgo presiding shall give such no? tice as tho Chiof Justice may direct, or as may, in his judgment, bo necessary, should no directions bo giveu. Tho clerk of such court Bhall, at least fifteen days before the commencement of such special session, causo the timo and placo for holding thc same to be notified, for at least two weeks, successively, in ouo or more of the newspapers published nearest tho place where the session is to be holdeu. AU processes, writs and recog? nizances of every kind, whether ropect ing juries, witnesses, bail or otherwise, which rolato to tho cases to bo tried at the said special sessions, shall bo con? sidered as belonging to such sessions, in tho same manner as if they had boon issued or taken in reference thereto. All business depending for trial at any spe? cial sessions shall, at tho closo thereof, bo cousidcrcd as of course romoved to tho uext slated term of the Court. Said special session shall be hold iu pursuance of au order which shall bo transmitted to tho Clerk of tho Court, and by him entered on tho records of thc Court. SEC. 29. Petit jurors summoned to at teud the Court of Gcuoral Sessions in my County, except tho County ol Charleston, shall also attend and serve is jurors for tho Court of Common Plea* next ensuing in and f jr tho said County. SEC. 30. Thc Judge of tho Circu?! Court shall have power to direct auj Circuit Court in his Circuit to bo ad journcd over to a future day, designutot iu a written order to tho Clerk of sail Court, whenever there is a daugerom and general disease at the place when said Court is usually holden. SEC. 31. The Judges elected and quoll tied by taking tho oath proscribed in th thirtieth Section of the second Article o tho Constitution, which oath, to th Judges under tho first election, shall b administered by tho Governor of tb State of South Carolina, who is horeb empowered to administer tho same, au to tho Judges under any subseqnen election by ono of tho Justices of tb Supremo Court, shall forthwith eut< upon their duties. SEO. 32. The Circuit Courts beroi established shall bo tho courts of recort and tho books of record thereof shall i all times be subject to thc inspection < any person interested therein. SEC. 33. The clerk elecjted iu cac County under tho provisions of Sectio twouty-seven of Article IV of thc Coi stitutiou, shall bo Clerk of tho Courts i General Sessions and Commou Plea and may appoint a deputy, who mr perform tho duties of clerk, for who acts such clerk shall bo responsible; and record of whoso appointment shall 1 mude in tho Clerk's office; und such a poiutment may be revoked,at the plea.su of tho clerk; and iu cane no clerk exist the Judge shall have authority to a point a person, who shall perform tl duties of clerk, and said deputy clerk, tho one appointed by the Judge, sh be required to give the usuul bond 1 fore entering upou tho duties of t office. SEC. 34. All suits iu Equity depeudi iu tho Courts of Chancery, and uot liu ly disposed of, and tho proporty and t records relating thereto, on the first d of January, A. D. 18G9, shall bo trai ferred to the Courts of Common Pleas aud for their respectivo Couuties, a shall be outered upon tho dockets said Courts for the stated term then next ensuing, and theroupon shall heard, tried sud dotermiuod, with rights rospectod and preserved, in 1 samo manner ns if origiually brou; there: Provided, That no causo shall transferred to tho dockets of tho cou aforesaid, not cognizable therein un the Constitution : Provided, furl) That all causes depending as aforest and the property aud records pertain thereto, cognizable nuder tho Cousti tion in the Courts of Probate, shull truusferred to said Courts. TITLE IV. PROBATE COURT. SECTION 35. Sessions SEC. 36. Court of Record. SEC. 37. Duties of Clerk. SEC. 38. Jurisdiction of Judges. SEC. 39. lu relation to Guardians. SEC. 40. Titles and partition of 1 Estate. SEC. 41. Sottlomcnt of Estate iii Comity where Will proved. SEC. 42. All proceedings relative Estates under Guardianship hud in C of Probate. SEC. 43. Judges not to act when ii osted. When Judges of adjoining Ci ty to act. S?C. 44. Power to administer Oat! SEC. 45. Probato Court may i Warrants and Processes. SEC. 10. Tn cases of Contumacy commit to Jail. SEC. 47. When Depositions may be taken and used. SEC. 48. Exclusive Jurisdiction after once acquired. t, SEC. 49. Jurisdiction not to bc col? laterally impcacbed. SEC. 00. Wbou iniuor may oboose guardian; guardiau ' interested; where appointed. SEC. 51. Authorized to permit sale and settle accouuts of guardiau. SEC. 52. Judges may appoint times and places for holding courts. SEC. 53. Opon at all times for certain business. SEC. 54. Adjournment of court. "Whet by clerk. SEC. 55. Appellate jurisdiction of Cir cuit Court. SEC. 56. Jurisdiction of Supremo Cour in Probate matters. SEC. 57. Appeal 'to tho Circuit Cour to bo taken within fifteeu days. SEC. 58. Appellant to give boud t< prosecute appeal. SEC. 59. Grounds of appeal to bi filed. SEC. GO. Certified copies of record b be filed iu Circuit Court. SEC. 01. Proceedings stayed by ap peal. SEC. 02. How Circuit Court proceo to tho trial. SF.C. 03. Costs given to prcvailiu porty. SEC. 64. Appellant neglecting to ente appeal, judgment affirmed with costs. SEC. G5. Final decision to bo certifie to Probate Court. SEC. GO. Probato Judge uot to ha\ voice iu determiniug appeal. When ma practice law. SEC. 67. All proceedings to bo con mcuced by petitiou. SEC. GS. Supreme Court to make rule SEC. 09. County Commissioners I provide all books, otc. SEC. 70. Judge maj- keep order at punish contempt. SE<:, 71. Process of Court-how ex cuted. SEC. 72. Judge may commit lunatic etc, to Lunatic Asylum. SEC. 73. Laws of Provisional Gover mont, how far adopted. Tiausfer record. SEC. 35. A Court of Probate is beroi established in each of tho several Cou ties in the State, which shall hold a s< sion on the first Monday of each mon at. or near tho Court House, andcontiu thereafter so long as tho business m require. SEC. 30. The Court of Probate sb bea Court of Record, and have a se may- appoint a clerk, aud may remo him at pleasure, and ou failure of t Court to appoint such clerk, tho Jud of the Court may perform all thc dut of clerk. SEC. 37. The Clerk of tbo Court Probate shall keep a true and fair roce of each order, sentence and decree the Court; aud of all other things pro] to be recorded; aud on tho legal f being paid, shall give true and attes copies of tho files aud proceedings of Court. All copies so attested shall legal evidence in the Courts of t State. SEC. 38. Every Judge of Probate, his County, shall have jurisdiction iu matters testamentary, and of ndmiuis tiou in business appertaining to iniu and tho allotment of dower, cases idiocy nud lunacy, and persons no? c potan mentis. SEC. 39. Tho Judge of Probate si have jurisdiction in relation to the pointmunt and removal of gnardiau minors, insane aud idiotic persons, persons non compotes mentis, aud in r tiou to the duties imposed by law such guardians, aud the managen and disposition or the estates of t wards. Ho shall exorcise original ji diction in relation to trustees appoii by will ?u casos prescribed by law. SEC. 40. He may exercise jurisdic of all petitions for partition of real O? whore uo dispute exists in relation tc title thereof; and .whou tho title to l roal estate is disputed, he shall refer samo to thc Circuit Court foradjui tion, unless tho parties shall consei his determination of the same, probate of thc will and the gruntiu administration of tho ostato ot uuy son deceased shall belong to tho Jod| Probate for tho County in which porson was last an inhabitant; but if poison was: not nu inhabitant of State, tho s.itno shall belong to the J of Probiito in any Couuty in whicl: greater part of his or her estate ma SKC. 41. All proceedings in mlnti< tho settlement of tile ostato of any son deceased shall be had in the Pr? Court of the County in which bis was proved or administration of c was granted. SEC. 42. All proceedings in rclati the property or estate of any p under guardianship shall bc hud i Court of Probato of the County iu i tho guardian was appointed. BEC. 43. No Judge of Probate act as snub in the settlement of ni tato wherein he is interested os h< legatee, executor or administrator, guardian or trasloo of any perK ovory such caso the Judge of Prob any adjoining County shall have dictiou, and it shall bo bis duty, application, to attend at some tel the Court of Probato in which sue ; may be pouding, which shall not foro with the duties in his own C< ! and bea.- ami determine such eas-:. SEC. 44. Tho Judge or Clerk of tho I Probato Court shall have power to ad miuistcr all oaths nocessary iu the trans? action of business before the Probate Court, aud all oaths required by law to bo administered to persons executing trust under tho appoiutment of said Court. SEC. do. Probate Courts may issuo all warrants and processes, iu conformity to tho rules of law, which in ay bo uecessary to compel tho nttondunco of witnesses, or to carry iuto effect nuy order, sentenco or decree of such Courts, or the powers grau ted them by law. SEC. IC If any persou 6hall refuse or neglect to perform any order, sentenco or decreo of a Probate Court, such Court may issuo a warrant, directed to any Sheriff or Constable in the State, requir iug him to apprehend and imprison such person in tho common jail of the Coun? ty; and if there be no jail of tho County, then in tho jail of tho adjoining County, until bo shall perform such ordor, sen? tenco or decree, or bo delivered by due course of law. SEC. 47. Wbou a witness whoso testi? mony is necessary to bo used beforo any Frobato Court shall reside out of th it: State, (or moro than thirty miles from the placo of boldiug Court,) or by reason of agc or bodily infirmity shall be una? ble to atteud iu person, tho Court maj issuo a commission to ono or more com? petent persons to take tho testimony ol such witness; and depositions taken ac cording to tho provisions of tho law ioi takiug depositions to bo usod ou th< trial of civil causes may be used on tin trial of auy question beforo tho Probuti Court whero such testimony may bi proper. SEC. 48. Whoa i\ay Probato Court shal have first taken ooguizauca of tho settle ment of tho estato of a deceased person such Court shall have jurisdiction of th disposition and settlement of all the es tate of such deceased persou to the ex elusion of all other Probate Courts. SEC. 49. Tho jurisdiction assumed b, nuy Probato Court iu auy caso, 60 far a it depends ou tho placo of residence o the location of his estate, shall not b contested in auy suit or proccedin whatever, except in an appeal from th Probato Court in thc original case, o wheu thc waut of jurisdiction appears o the record. SE?J. 50. When, by law, a guardian i required to bo appointed of a mino: who is interested as heir or legatee, c representative of such hoir or legatee, i any estate which is iu a course of settli mout, such guardian shall bc appointe by the Probate Court before which sue estate is in course of settlement; bt afterwards, if the miuor shall reside i another Couuly, nud is of the ugo < fourteen years, ho may choose aud hui a guardiau appointed in tho Couul where ho shall reside; aud iu that ca: thc powers of the first guardiau slit cease. Ia all other cases guardiaus sin be appointed by thc Probate Cou of tho County where the persons f whom the guardian shall be appoint? shall reside, i SEC. 51. The Probate Court, by whit a guardian shall bo appointed, shall ha jurisdiction of thc estate of tho war and shall be ?tloue authorized to peru tho sale of such estate, and .settle su i guardian's accounts. SEC. 52. Except as provided in t first Seetiou, tba Probate Court iu eu County shall appoint such times a places for holding Courts as shall . judged most convenient for all perso interested, aud shall give notice of bil I times and places in ono or more nev ? papers circulating in tho Couuty. i SEC. 53. The Probate Court shall ? deemed open ut all times for the tra! ? action of ordinary business which tu ? be necessary, when previous notice uot required to bo given to the per-c. interested. i SEC. 54. A Probate Court may bo t i journod as occasion may require; a i when the Judge is absent ut the time i holding a Court the Clerk may udjot s it. SEC. 55. The Circuit Court shall lu > appellate jurisdiction of all matters r -, giually wtthiu the jurisdiction of f Probate Court. . j SEC. 50. Tho Supreme Court al f j have jurisdiction ol all questions of ! i I arising in the course of thu proceed i i j of the Circuit Court, in probate matt? s ! iu the. same muuuer as provided by i iu other cases. 3 SEC. 57. Any persou iuteresied iu : final ordor, sentence or decree of i ) Probate Court, aud considering him - injured thereby, may appeal therefr 3 to the Circuit Court iu tbo satueCoui 1 at the staled session next after such ? peal, and such appeal shall lin grantee the Probato Court, if application } made aud filed in thu clerk's <dijoe w l in iiftoen days from thu dato of the d 3 aion appealed from, i SEC. 59. In nil cases of appeal from proceedings of the Probate Court, bc 1 such uppoul shall bo allowed, the pei - appealing shall give a bund to the s. r faction of thu Probate Court, with a i s ditioa that he shall prosecute such up i to effect, and pay all intervening dam f i and costs occasioned by such appeal. SEC. 59, lu ali cases of appeal thc i j pellant shall file; in thc Prob ate Offict f j grounds of appeal, and cause a < Q I thereof to bc served ou the adverse pu - ' at least twelve days before tho time \\ , the appeal is to be entered in the Ci? ; Court. SEC. (30. Tho persou appealing ahull procuro and filo in thc Circuit Court to which such appeal is granted a certified copy of the record of tho proceodiugs appealed from, of tho application aud grounds for tho appeal liled in the Pro? bate Court, aud of thc allowance of tho same, together with tho proper ?vidence that notice hus been given to thc adverso party according to law. SEC. GI. Whenan appeal, accordiugto law, is allowed by tho Probato Court, all proceedings in pursuance of tho order, sentence cc decree appealed from shall ceaso until the judgment ?f tho Circuit or Supremo Court is bad; but if tho appellaut, iu writing, waives his appeal beforo tho entry thereof, proceedings may bo had in tho Probate Court, as if no appeal had boen taken. SEO. 62. When such certified copy shall havo been filed in tho Circuit Court such court shall proceed to the trial aud determination of tho question according to tho rules of law; and if there shall be any question of fact or title to land to bc decided, issuo may be joined thereon under tho direction of tho court, and n trial thereof had by jury. SEC. 63. Tho Circuit Court or Su? preme Court, as tho caso may be, maj tax costs for tho party who shall prevail or when, in tho opinion of tho court, just ico shall require it, the court may denj such costs, and may tax costa for eitboi party; and if costs be taxed against ai executor or admiuistrator, the same shal be allowed to him in his administration account. SEC. 64. If tho persou appealing fron tho proceedings cf tho Probato Court as provided in this Act, shall neglect t< j outer his appeal, tho Circuit Court ti which such appeal shall bo taken, ou mo tiou, aud producing attested copies o such appeal by the adverse partj', shal afiirm tho proceedings appealed from aud may allow costs against the appel laut. SEC. Gu. Tho final decision and judg meut iu cases appealed, as herciubofor provided, shall bo certified to the Prc bato Court by tho Circuit Court or Su promo Court, as thc case may be, aud tb same proceedings shall be bad in th Probate Court, ns though snob de c?8?ou had been made in such Probat Court. SEC. GC. NO Judge of any Probat . Court Khali bc admitted to have au voice iu judging or determining any iq I peal from his decision, or be permitte I tu act a? attorney or counsel thereon, c j receive fees as counsel in auy matte j pending iu tho Probate Court of whic I he is Judge: Provided, it shall be lawft fur Judges of Probate to practico law i other courts iu such cases as arc uot co| uizablo in court of probate. SEC;. 67. All proceedings in tho Cou uf Probate shall be commenced by pct tion t? thc Judge of Probato for tl County lo whom the jurisdiction of tl subject matter belongs, briefly se; j tiug forth the facts or grounds of thea I plication. I SEC. GB. Thc Supreme Court ma j from time tu time, make rulesrugulfttii j tiie practice aud conducting tho businc iu the Courts of Probate, in all cascsu ! expressly provided fur bj- law. j SEC. GU. The County Commissiour j of each County .shall provide all boo j necessary for koepiug the records, als ju seal ?md necessary ollie? fumina ; Provided said furniture shall not t ; cued in oust tba sum of uno huudrud de I lars. SEC. 70. Tb? Judge maj' keep order Court, and punish uuj- contempt of 1 authoritj" in like manner as such co tempt might be punished iu the Circi or Supremo Court. ; SEC. 71. When eo.-?ts ure awarded, i be patel by one party tu the other, iu t ! Cuurts of Probate, said Courts may isa : execution therefor, in like manner as I practiced in tho Court? of common lu ; ami when uo form for a warrant or pi I cess is proscribed bj' statute or rules j Court, he shall frame ouo iu souforni' i to the rules of law, aud the u-.ua! coui of proceedings in this State. A ; Sheriff or Constable in the State sb j execute thei order or processes of si I Court, in the same manner as tho orel I or processes ol tito Circuit or Supre ; Cer.irts. j SEC. 72. Thu Judge uf Ibo Prob Cuurt may commit to the Lunatic A 1 lum auy idiot, lunatic ur person nun C. i //os mantis, whu, in Iiis opinion, is so ? riuiislj- mad as te> render it maui fe? : dangerous tei tho peace and safetj* uf ? oom rn tl ti i ty that he or she should bi; ; large; sud al.? ? in all such other ca i provided by law. In all coses thc Jue I shall certify in what pince tho said y : sun or perseus reside! at thc timo of ; commitment, and such certificate si j be conclusive eviduueo of such ri j deuce. SEC. 73. All laws aud parts of laws : the lute Provisional Government of Sui I Curoliua, relative to the powers, dui : , and eoiirse ot procedure uf tho Coi ! ot Ordinary und Equity, as fur as ! jurisdiction of saiel Courts is herein C : terreel on the Courts of Probate, not 1 consistent with the C.iu.stittitieiu nud 1 i Act, or supplied bj' it, are hereby adi eel and declared to be o? force, and \ plienb'c tu the Courtis of Piob ito. _ TITLE V. ' e?E THE e'OtKTS OF TH IA I. JUSTICE. Sm*. 74. Jurisdiction. SEC. 70. Qitalitication eu" bail. SEC. 70. Justification <?f bail. ft EC. ?S. ?JOStS. SEC. 89. Auswor of titlo as to one cause of ac.tiou. SEO. 90. Docketing judgments. SEC. 91. Rules. SEC. 71. Trial Justices shall have civil jurisdiction iu the following actions, and no others: 1. lu actions arising on contracts for tho recovery of money only, if tho sum claimed doos not exceed ono hundred dollars. 2. An action for damages for injury to rights pertoiuiug to tho person, or tho porsounl or real property, if the damages claimed do not exceed ouo hundred dol? lars, and in cases of bastardy. 3. An notion for a penalty, fino or for? feiture, wboro tho amount claimed or forfeited docs not exceed one hundred dollars. [CONTINUED TN OUR NEXT."J; Removal. SINCE the firo of Sunday morning la?t, wo liavo removed our Btock to Brice's old stand, corner Main and Ulanding StrcotB, whero wo will keen constantlv on hand a first class btock of GROCERIES and FAMILY SUPPLIES generally. Will also purchase all kinds of country PRODUCE. My old custom? ers and thc public aro invited to call. _JulyJ()_J. A. HENDRIX & BRO. XX TT "ST ARROW TIE THE "ARROW TIE'' was invented and pa tontod by Mr. J. J. McComb, while a resi? dent of Now Orleans, provious to thc late war-and ealcK of coualcterablo quantity wore in ado herc in 1S01. Since thc war, it has been gradually grow? ing in favor in every eection where cotton ia made. Tho manufacture aud aalo of that TIE is the exercise on thc pnrt of McCOMB of an unim? peachable proprietary right. For sale by &\l dealers in Iron T?CB and. country merchants generally, under full gua? rantee at tho lowest market "prices. ROBERT MURE Ht CO., General Agents. Charleston, S. C. CnAHI.ES L, BARTLETT, Columbia, 8. C., Ge? neral Travoling Agcut for the Carolinas. July ro_gmo Fine-Bud Gordial. Manufactured by It. HARRY Ai CO., COLUMBIA, S. C. THIS delicious CORDIAL ?B mado from the young buds of tho Vino, and its UBC wa confidently recommend to those who nailer from Throat and Lung Diseases, aa well as those who antler from Rheumatism and Din onsen of the Kidneys. BLACKBERRY CORDIAL, Manufactured by Ii. Harry <fc Co. Thia CORDIAL ia made from tho fruit of the "Hitter, or High Bindi Blackberry," and is very linc. The valuable properties" of the Blackberry aro well known. ?rElix-t Cordial, Manufactured by li. Harry (C Co. Thia Cordial i.-; made from the fresh plant. The use of Mint as a Stomachic and Aati Spasmodio, is known to all. We offer to the publie thc above Ccrdiala. They arc our own manufacture, and are mado from the heilt materials. The .spirit useil ie that from the grape; (we use no other;) the augur ii the finvsl relined, and the otherin grediotitri are- ?ill hah and pure. These Cor di.il.s nre entirely free from drugs ??nd the essential oil rt, ?>?> much used at tho present ?lay in tho manufacture of Core'ialt?, Bitters ami Lhpi'.'ura. Tho Blackbcri y i* ?diglitlv spiced; ?lin others aro without anice. IU'ie pendent of their medicinal qualities', thosd Cordials will he found grateful and plea taut h? beverage-* or light stimulants. Cor? dial.-- should not be useci before the morning meal. P.. BARRY .V CO. CLOTHING must be Sold II WE haw about $10.000 in CLOTH? ING. itior<~; than wc can realize oo this Spring, ?uni wo are anxious, to get rid of some of ii, and will self VE it Y CHEAP for that purpose. Our -tock ii the ?ar^ot-t, in our lino, tine has ever been brought to thi-j ci:y. Handsome Gooda, and bough: right. Large lice of BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS AND CLOTHING. New Htylcs of MEN'S "VENTILATOR fl ATS." best Pitting SHIRTS. Il ia now generally admitted that we arc maUir.i,- to wrdcr TUE FINEST CUSTOM-MADE GARMENTS IN TtlE sr.v l'E. Call and examine for yourselves. IC, it W. C. SWAFFIKI.n. Flour! Flour!! 1(\f\ URLS. Choleo New Family FLOUR, 1/1 J jii?l leceiv?il and (or salo hy Julv 21 J. Je T. Il, AGNEW.