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gt*? '.Do Thou Liberty Great. Insiere Our Semis and Jblake Our Lives in Thy ..Possession Happy, or Our Deaths Glorious in Thy Just Dofou??o/'-' y . \7Y\V .. .-VVfTir . ; BEN?fIS;ri'8Vl-LL,Ev S. C., FRIDj^y, FEBRUARY 22. 1901 , .,ri*> .-. ?(ft. 8 MUST GO. AtUaotThat Is What th? Legis lat uro Sayn. fiEN?TE A?REE8 WI TH MOU8E The Bill Forbids th? Carrying of F?ro Arm? L?as Than Twenty Inches In Leng'h. Mr. Cooper's bi!! ip regulate ibo carrying, matiufaoturlrg aud salo of firoarms usually usod for tho ioflction of pomonal injury, and to mako a vio lotion of tbo sauio a misdemeanor, was taken up in tho Ronato on Tuosday of last wook. . Tho bill is very drastic in its provisions, and tho o un mitt ce re port on it was unfavorable Sonator Graydon offered an amond mont .waking-tho bill apply only to pistols, and adv.Qoatod tho bill with hin amondmont at somo longth Sonator Aldrich thought it tho boBt bill that has boon in(rgduood at this sesoion. Pahlio opinion has oryntal ized on two r oints, ho said, that whis key ;and pistols aro roBponsiblo for most of tho orr mo. Tho pona'ty'for oarrying concealed wtapona is ontirely too Jpw^ ' Ho know of no ovil in tho StaJLo moro to bo doplorod than tho al most, universal ouetom ol oarrying oon ooalod weapon H . It in a most do mbruliising and degrading thing. Tho poh'nlty?'omniot bo made too sovoro. Tho habit of oarrying a oonooalod woa poti will mako a oowsrd of any man All tho courago ho ovor had will bo Bunk in tho barrel of his pistol, and if ho ever gets into a row without his pistol ho will run as sure as ho lives. A.pistol is a dijgraooful thing, and no man ought to bo allowed to oarry ono whothor concealed or not. If a man need a fire arm at all he needs a gun and not a pistol Sonator Henderson said ho wai as muoh opposed to oarrying concealed weapons as anybody, but ho thought this proposed hw would bo. unoonsti tutionnl, as it. forbids tho tight givon by tho constitution .of oarrying.arms, and ibis.bill will prol ibit us from Oar rying p??tiols, oonooalod or cot. Thc bill, ho thought would bo unoonefitu iional, Omi for that toaBOn ho -"could not VOto it. ,v Mr. lld erl on lMsuggostcd an amodd mont, that a' man oould not oarry weapons "without just eauuo or ex i otjao;'' Ho thought tho wisest thing to ' do wauld bo'to-'Btop tho importation abd ?saio of'piatbla. l?o thought tho bill under disousriion'should pass. . : Boned or 'Mov,'or aualyTd t hd bill*- In tho'first placo it absolutoly forbids a citiaon oarrying a pistol, whothor eon coaled or not, and a provision of that ktaoV jot ontiroly unconstitutional. It e|sa provides that thoro shall not bo sold in this State a fire arm of loss than a oprtnin ?izo and woight, HQ seriously doubted if tho pasoago of laws on this subjoo't', will, aooomplish muoh good. Wi will havo to have aomothihg bo sidos'law?; Senator Henderson s ?id ho did not bo lievo tho law*would do any good, that it wouldV.be. violated just as the prosont law : ..against : ?collocated . ' weapons is violated. BenaforTMayfiold olforod an amonid m^pt. tb at n person do?i ring to oarry a concealed weapon might obtain an .an nual'lioonso from tho dork of court at an annual bo'st of $50, and spoke in favor of his amondmont. If a man - thinks ho oqght to go armed ho ought to bo .allowed to do no, and tho pooplo ... ougfy.t io know it. So lot him tako out n-lioonso,'and lot ovorybody knovv. that he has taken"out suoh a lioonso. Senator Henderson said this amend ment' would ?till not mako tho law con stitutional. Tho taking out of a li o??bQ would not protr ot anybody. Ho nipVod 'tO strike out tho o nao tin g wtef tbo bijl. *Soii?tqr Graydon oon*obded that this h?l.^uld'bie constitutional as tho lan ?i\f\gO of 'Um. constitution an to tho right of \tJan , pooplo to . boar .arms re ferred only to tho. militia. .. . ..Jfipinritoy Htauland thought this a moBt important.ingasuro, and that somo law of this kind should ho passod. Ho . spoko pf, tho eonditions in tho lowor counfloitj and said protection of somo kind wan noroly nooded. Tho vot? to nt ri ko out tho onaoting words rosultod as follows: XyOs-Barnwoll, Bowon, Brantloy, Brown, Bonnie, Glonn, Grober, Hender son, Hy driok; Mooro, Mower, Sharpo, Tal bird and Walker-16. Noes-: Aldrich, Appolt, Blakonoy, Brioo, Oaugbman, Dean, Douglas, Gaines, 'Graydon; He ugh, Ildorton, Livingston, ? Manning, Marshall, M&y Hold. MoDormott, 8arratt, Btaokt?use,* Stanland, Sullivan and Williams-21. The sonate refusod to striko out tho onaoting words. J tionator Appolt offered an amend-j men>*hat a man might-bo. allowed- to ' oarry a oonoealed weapon; upon spaying an annual (oe of $50 a lioonso. to, bo ii .-.oed by olork- of tho court. '?' Benator. Hough opposed'->tbi?ilioon^e feature. If-wo are- going- to- prohibit' the carrying of oonooalod. weaponB-lot us prohibit outright. MApma'n-iWnto td oarryva woapbn for ?oMfp IpttMl? oarry it-pp?n and aboveboard.:, ? v ?tlcr/otov- Ildorton ?Ino opponod it And thought it would disoriminato againefci tho poor,binn, who might bo jhnable to pay the lioensc, whatever it might bo. He thought his amendment no to "just oaufio or oxouae" would\ cover the ground.-' VvSonatpr Mayfield witbdrow his amendaient. So?atpr Graydon offorod an. amend ment to simply make it unlawful for a man to oarry a fire arm loss than. 20 inches in longth or less than throe poitnds in weight; This, ho. said, will gfvo a map tho rigbt to! boar any arn&' . except pistols. W$^Mm Senator Br?w'ni?n^ postpono.tho-^hojejyjua,Rtffft JJ*' ??VJt :<\ l&??kAndtho. I On this mtifin?fti ' i.VfM -%.b.4sK0h p. VI imf. onimn nr IVti d/>rAo.r?'e wjust ? nus o or '??X???B?'-N Sonator Giubor moved to indofinitoly postpone tho bill, hut tho chair ruled tho motion out of ordor. Sonntor Gm bor then moved to rooounmU tho bill, ibis woo votod down by a voto of 19 to 14, ami tho sooatorcfusod to recommit. Tho minority amondmont that tho finos oollootod uudor tho oporations of this bill shall go to tho sohool fund in tho oouutry in whioh tho violation oo curro.l, was thou adoptod. Tho bill thon passod it Booond road iog. ANTI-PISTOL BILL PAS8EU. Mr. Cooper's anti-pistol bill was agreed upon in oonferonoo on Friday and as passod it prohibits tho carrying about tho poison, whothor concealed ot not, any 'pistol of loss thau twenty ioohes lo ag and thrco pounds' weight. lt prohibits tho manufaoture, salo or importation for salu -of any ptsioi of less length und weight. It does not apply to pcaoo cffio-'M in tho aotua.1 diaobnrgo of choirduties and to persons while on thoirown premisos. lt gooB into elle ot on July, 1902, BO as to allow tho salo of ?took on baud. llovorsed Itself. Tho bill that passed tho house somo timo ago to repeal tho anti froe pas? law was ti.kim up in thc Socalo on Thurs day. Senator Graydon nnvod to striko eui tho enacting words and tho voto Whit taken without ?obato. Tho voto stood 15 to 14.at first, but boforo tho voto wa* announood Senator Talbird changed his volo from ayo to no and by ono veto tho sonato ref unod to striko out. Tho bill thon passod its sooond roadiug and was ongrosscfd for tho third reading. On tho volo to striko out tho euaoting werls tho voto stood: Ayes- Barnwell, Blakonoy, Brioe, Gaines, Glonn, Graydon, Otu ber, Hay, Hjdriok, Mooro, Mower, IUgjdalo, Barratt, Sullivan-14. Nays-Aldrioh, Appelt, Brown,Bow on, Donnie, Henderson, Hough, Living ston, Mayfield, MoPormott, Snarpo, Staokhiuso. Sianland. Talbird.' Wil liams-15. By thia vote tho Sonato rovorses it soil*. Wook boforo last it killed Sonn tor Stanland's bill to ropoal tho anti irco pass law. Unit BS GOV. MoS?voonoy VOtOlB tho bill any member of thc legis lature oan accept and usa freo pns.es from any railroad._ The Chineso Way. A dispatch from Pekin Bays Prinoo Ohing and Li Hung Chang havo reooivod long dispatches liom tho court whioh they havo not disolosod to tho foreign on voy H. lt is undorstood to contain in addition to tho recent col ebra tod reform deoreo, ftp account of how Emperor Kwang Su has sont a choice of mot hods of suicide to all .thone named for pun ishment by tho envoys, closing with tho inquiry whothor Prinoo Ohing and Li Hung Ghaut; think tho envoys will bo ?mushed. It is undorstood that tho Chineso plenipotentiaries ia their roply to tim court said tho foreign envoy? could not objoct strongly to ah aoqom plibhod fact, out that they Would proba bly insist upon tho sentonoo of'.. oxoou tion hiing puhlishod throughout thc ompiro and possibly upon tho hoads ol thoso condemned being exhibited al .various points. It is vory seriously doubtod in Chinoso oirolos hero that Tung Fu Hsiacg will agroo to commit cuioido. Tho army worships him* He has absoluto control of tho Mobarn mod aaa and is believed to bo ono him solf. Ho refused to allow tho disband mont of 5,000 men and tho omporOi ordorod him tar from tho oourt, To at .tompt his execution, it is!- thought ii Chineso pirolep, might moan oiyil war *. JTreak Legislation. . Possibly moro freak legislation ii proposed at Albany than io tho legisla turo of any other Stato of the union, Not long ago ono of tho solons propos?e to regulato by law tho numbor of oys tors whioh oaoh "stew" is to ooo tain And now comos Mr. Lynu, of tho samt legislature, with a bill to prohibit.th< uio of small type. No hook or papor it to bo printed in Now York, if this bil is to uooomo a law, with typo smallo than eight point, or without so man: loads botwoon tho linos. . Tho mombo from "Way Baok" in ovory legislature has ? sublimo confidence in legisla tion. Ho thinks that ovory evil oan bi cured by passing an appropriate \a\ and that tho wisdom of tho members o tho legislature in superior to that of al othor pcoplo. This being tho case tho logieUturo. should bo tho guido ii ad tho affairs of lifo. Nothing oan b moro dangorous than leaving man as i froo agont. Tho mom bor from 4,Wa; Back" is also as a rulo a humano mai and generally has a bill to prohibit tb boating of eggs or something of tba kind.-Bait i moro Sun. . " In Belf Dofence.. Tho Columbia Stato says informs tion wns reooivod in that oily Thurs day aftornoon that Capt. W. lt, Brad ford of Fort Mill Light Infantry ha* boon forced to kill John MoCord, a no gro of unsavory reputation, lt Boom that tho nogro carno into Capt. Brad ford's baok yard and was trying to kil another negro's wife residing thorc having already fired sovor?l timos c tho woman's husband. . Capt. Brae ferd's mo thor was tn o fe and whon h wont oiit to stop tho din nu ban co Mc Coid liirnod tho pistol upon tho youn moil, tko latter thereupon shooting hp and killing him. Capt. Bradford t 0 ii ca, ga vo himno If up to tho au thor i win to mon to lifo imprisonment for-tl jnurdti' of ? negro. . Tho ''oases," 'wtiib 'wero'partly eonohidod Thursday^ hw aroused in tenso' in tort s t ns th? .partit aro 'aU'woll kn?wn. Hontonoo. Vif?? it posed a fow days ago on Pogram -t?\ ohran and Thursday Judge Oharielh gavo the oom-t's pronouncement to She Cochran, a brother of Pcgram, and 'J Av Hester* Those mon with flvp;?.tllo v/orp,indicted for tho murder of Utorlji ?TfMta?n, a negro who it Was ohjjr$< .bad^'inrormod" on tho whito mon. 1 ?SQntppejLng tho men, Judgo,Qhandt ?Mia'ji?.tbought tho lawlessness;, wlhic Qdhviinated in this murder had bog?: mm illicit disstiiiibg. '., i V"T?ap.or Tryst, , . ! ?^A?'.'prominoftt'Goorgian.flftyfithat the iia-sv plot- on loot tv> buy up all tho wee! ?ly lepers in that stato and run thom 'o cumbine. Whon tho tr in ts begin gatlfcheir li ands on the pros? of. tho o ut 1 try they aro poisoning tho,,spri ngfi fro whioh tho country draws its Ufo, Tin ought to bo fltoppod boforo they g that far. TILLMAN ENDORSED. Resolution! to that Elf ?et Passed by tho.Houao i In tho house on Thursday Mr. J. B. M?Lauoblin, of, Orstngoburg County, introduced tho following proaniblo end resolutions: WfcoroaB tho ooureo of our sonior senator, Hon. B. R. Tillman, io the Unit>ed Statos sonato has boon and is that of a truo Domoorat Knd oo a taino miioh 'of whi?h his Btato focls proud V.d honored, tbwit^hls voto agaibit tho travjfioation, tr?aty, - hie ?vstropg stand against tho armor.plato.ttrus.t, his msg, nifioont fight against tho.' ship subsidy sio.nl..his manly position at. ?ll timos in favor of th?ao prinoipion and ni?!\.Hp.ron fourni od [upon. Jeffersonian Do?ioor.a,oyt ' thoroforo.^Vi'.it.- .,,'.'. -, ' ,"'..', itoBolved, That wo tho. roprosontar tivoo of "tho ' people of.Sou .h Carolina. do hereby ondbrs? and approvo of tho opurso of our said sonior sonator, B. R. Tillman, but that it in with great rogrot that wo oanuot loud our ondorsomont. to tho oourso of our junior sonator, John L MoLaurin, who has soomingly allied himsolf v with the Ropublioan patty and gono baok on tho tono tn of { Oomooraoy, whioh aro so doar to all truo South Carolinians. Mr. Jaminu . paid that ho oppo ol tho iuBioious attaok against Mt. Mo Laurin,'ri?t ho moved the adoption of that part whioh rotor J to Senator Till man. Mr. Cosgrovo mbvod a substituto whioh was muoh mildor in tono. Mr. Cosgroves roBolution stated : Whoroas moasuioB of groat import to tho wolfaro and future prospority of tho pooplo of tho United Statos as woll as to tho citizens of South Carolina havo rooontly boon and aro now under oonsidoration by oongross, and Whoroas upon.thoso questions 'ho ?ctes of tho Ilou. Bonjainin Ryan riii man, sonator.from this SbatOi havo boon givon in aoootdanoo with tho prinoiplos of truo Domooraoy and . tho sontimonts of tho pooplo of South Caro - lina, thorofore, bo it RoBolyod, by tho house of roprson tativos' of the Stato of South Carolina, tho H eua to oonouring. That tho roooid of Senator B. R..Tillman in tho sonato, of tho Unitod StatOB is horoby ap proved as tho truo and only roprb?on-1 tation at this timo of tho wiahos of tho pcoplo of South Carolina. RoBOlvod fur thor, That a oopy of tho60 resolutions, suitably ongros&od, bo transmitted to. Senator Tillman.. Mr, Lever .suggested, iUat !Mr.;.^os grovo's.rosp?ation o on tai nod a' slap at tho momb'or'fl"'from this Stato of tho lower house of oongrosV.* Mr. Cosgrovo then' offered an nmond mont to. bin "BU bu titul?lo J tr io ting it to members of tho ' Uni tr?. Slates sonato from thia State. This waa adopted. , Mr, Pfjnoo offered an amondniont to etri^OiOut-of Ih? substituto^ all af tor tho word ''approved;'' The ??'do6 of 'thin was moroly to approve of Tillman's oourso and tu nullify all Yoioronoo to MoLaurin, J ..oro wits a groat deal of oonfusion over tho awondmont, but it wan adoptod. Tho quostion. thon waa upon tho adoption of tho substitute of Mr. Cos grovo as'thnBomasoulstod. Bo tor o tho quostion oould bo put, tho motion to aojour'n was made and oarriod by a voto of 40 to 31. SENATOR TILLMAN EN DOUSED. The HdusO on Friday roooivod tho S?pate i evolution endorsing Sonator B. K. Tillman." ThbrO' was"no objootion whatever to tho 'roaolution. lt was taken up at onoo and was unanimously adopted without dieoussion or quibble Too resolution as agrood upon and adopted'roads: Bo it resolved by tho Sonato, ' tho Houso of RoproBontatives oonourring, That tho aoknowlodgmonts of tho Gop oral 'Afisombiy aro ?oroby tondorod to tho Ho h. ? on] anim lt. Tillman for his able, patriotic and'couu?otont oourso in tho Unitod Statos Sonato throughout his sorvioe in that body, whioh ooureo in hereby ondorsod tuul pronoun'dgd worthy ot his Stale and, pooplo. ' Tho Negro in Maryland. Sonator Gorman is tho loador of a mo\omont to amend tho ojnBtitution of Maryland by embodying in it a fran chise rostriotion-similar to that whiob Missiesippi, Louisiraa and North Caro lina havo adoptod. ito in urging Uov ornor brui th to oall tho logisiaturo in extraordinary eoasion no that it oan sub mit tho proposod amondmont thin yoar. Senator German is oonhdent. ttiat thc amondmcnt will bo supported by a ma jority of tho logisiaturo and that li would provail at a ' popular oieotion. Thoro aro about 40,UUU nogro votera in Maryland and tho groat majority oi thom would bo distranohisou by th< plan Sonator Gorman is otionuousij advo.oating. As tho negro vote in Mary land is almost solidly Ropublioan t< omasoulate it would mauro tho ooo tro of tho Btato to tho Domooratti. Tip DoniooratB carried it by a good majori ty at tho Tout olootion but at tho na ti?naf OloOtion labt JNbvoitibbr a 'ubiu Republican Adelo'gation '. was'* ;olobted Though'tho-D?moorats have control b both hdusoB'Ot the legislature7B?mVo the loading Mary fand1 no wapapdre-i eon sider it very douDtfur who thor tno.t rwrj ohiao amondmont would' bo'oiVriod l<ii that body. Mr. Gorman, howovor, tuink t^at there is no. douot about n ani wT'th's WikWfflM 'leid m ?Mm%u\x^yi:ii^mm .-f? : A Ruling Family. :'/<JP An odif?r1ttr^n^^o?''Phiia?e?ph4i Pr on o. ?o fl Ulf (,fi? tout ion (ho roi nar ka bl ?dJtttinfctw-whioh .tho .blood of -tho lat (???loon ViotQ?ift -n?es, tho detitinyv o hiuropsi \ aUjmhovi? of l??r 'family ar oann?pko4>withtthtf>thrones ot^my o Uie*r<|?t(djlarepo^i3Lv;q?Hons, and t? lino ls so num,oyowV that i t?? influonoo j !|y#tW91f??ftthor than to' deolinc 1 ' A!n'^0h?t?t?' W?' 'Allen ???iitj ICatoass1, ';?ooV'!fiot oUini Ww'f?mt hoad wh.o'dftnd?d with-t tho'Quyori,-bv Allen o-urnty;'' JtfttjiwnWmv)m' .who sa ! Qu'eon : V ie tor i fl oroWhodj^, m an > who v i ?ttCdto?ot desoenti?wv? slhbn?wl-.wh jonooownod tho lelo of uV4ahvr??.w^ie tho Q'iqm? d?m'd,A.rtndJ.a?pinn who .wf ;onoQ;kn,ookod an.d.tra.inplqd in tho dh by a oro^d Vatohing tho Prlnoo t Wales unveil a .. monument. Thr< ohoers and % blind tiger for Kansas. MANY OCTOPUSES. Countless Hordes of Them In vade tho British Charmai THE HORRIBLE CREATURES, Have Tontucio? that Spread Six teen Feet and M two a I '.iii pelion of Soy oral ^'Horse Po Wer. . "A plague fes horrriq1 in it? way an any of thoso from wltieh, tho anoiont Egypy tisns suite-rod hus'' nasajlod ' tho south. oo??st of England. Countlo?'? hordes of octopuses-the dovil fishes of Viotor Hugo-have inv?dod tho. English Oban aol. and havo swarmed along tho sheron of .Do von and Cornwall in suoh numbers as to beggar bblief. Travelling about in marauding armios. thoy havo well nigh dostroyod tho iooal lobster and ora's' fishorioB by dovouring those orus taooans whole salo and on tho Fronoh nido of tho strait, espcoially in tho De partment of Finistoro, thoy oro thrown up on tho boabhoa by tho roa after storms in suoh quantities that their loathsomo bodioB havo boon gathered up and romovod by hundreds of oart loads to provont thom from endanger ing tho publie hoalch by rotting. Many of thoso oroatures havo a spread of six foot or moro, tho tontaolos being three foot in loagth and oovorod with Buokprs ae.b:g.as 50-cont piceos. But Bpooimons have boon Boen vory. m nob greater in size, and individuals are known somotimos co attain a mbasuro mont of sixteen feet from arm tip, to arm tip. That tho larger 1 ones will readily attack human ? hoing* is well known, tho suckling dinoa with which tho arms are provided holding tho vio tim with a'foreo equal to eomo horso pow or.Ohoo fairly embraood by tho animal, thoio ia small chanco for tho , atrongoat' man, uni?-ss ho is lucky onough to havo a big knife ora apoar. .The. moat surprising point about tho plaguo rpforrcd io. is that .tho ootopus hps rarely bpon so.on bithorto in British wators, ab r?rely, indood, that during many years psst specimens oould only bo obtained' for aquaria in England at long intervalo, and half a sovereign wno froqnoptly =paid. fora rfmall ono ,alivo. IM9lV^ryrjRul?orotjs-in (t,ho Moditerra-; nqan. ?bd.-ranke? ,4a/*r north as .thol BOU^U. ^.siap* Jo.fvjtfte? ^?ftlisn Ohannol, . which ia tts"ox'tr'onib' 'limit Ordinarily.' So???in giotto pfo8oht-Boourgo ia dfio to a'ii or?es of'hot hum mo vs and mi ld'? win-' tora, which h'svo ono?uragod tho pro pa- : gation of tho disgusting; mollusk-dr/ nature a warm water animal-and pos sibiy. other conditions may hayo hplpj?.qV it to multiply Iff! uhpY?op'd?nT^^ hors. Its marked inosoaao was (jrat no ticed along tho Fronoh sheri s in 1893, and roo ont investigations go to show that, af tor having exhausted tho avail ablo food supply on that side of tho strait, tho overplus m i g rat od io swarms across tho Clnnnol co Eogland. First there was an abnormal multi plication of tho poulps in the neighbor hood of tho Channel Island and along, tho Fronoh'Ooaat ; then paine ov?rorowd-' ing and a oonscquont soareity of food., and finally armies of ootopods advanced noroas tho Channol to tho English shore. Ooo of tho first signs of its arrival upon-, tho shores of Dovon4 and .^Cornwall waa tho .appoarprjo o. of ..groat numbers ;of-: oraba which had Deon drivon into tho shallow wa torn by tho marauding mol lusks. Tho latter on tor tho traps of the; iiahormon and destroy tho lobators and crabs whioh havo boon oaught, and somotimos tho aoinos aro li uv ally bur dened with thc writhing; pulpy . mob sters. Tho female octopus makes ber nost in any sheltered and convenient hollow .in th j rooks. Thoro sho lays lior eggs, whi?h in dtie-'timo hatoh out young oo to^ods. One of tho curious phcnomo: na incidental to tho recent plague has tho finding of. iinmocso numbers of minute.poulpa, not long hatched, and hardly bigger thsn grains of rioo. Not muon is known as'to''thoir rato of grow th' but it ia believed that thoy do not' rcaoh full sizo until-they ' aro? about 8 years old. j ;. j .-. , j Tho preaonoo ot .tho dr.-vil fishon in auch groat .numbers . in. . tho English Channel being' duo to tho uoueual oon-. ditions, it isoxpootod that the, plague will not last" . v<ry long. Ooo sevoro winter would probably dos.troy a major ity of thom. .Meanwhilo, however, cje vouring immonao numbors of oysters as well as edible ortiBtaooanB, and soionti fio exports havo boon trying to find nomo moanai whoroby tho onomy inay bo ;f otfght. ' '1 n Plymouth Sound ex4 poriments have boon made recently in blahing tor the poulps with pots suoh aB aro used in tho Mediterranean. * i In tho Mediterranean tho ootopus in rogu'r.rly fished for and uaod for /food. Vitqher-ahapod oar thorn pots aro attach od'at fixed intorv'?ls to ? long line and loworoa to thd bdttoin, ';tho. odrd' to whioh they aro fatiton od hoing ??buoyed at 'thoVendsiao that ! it .may bo found again. Evory fow days tho lino is haul ed up and.it is not. unoommon ? to find ^ryvpnp.of^ho^obprs ooqupiodlby a way, afford ideal plaboa of oori?oalmonti tho ootopus occupying tho interior and spreading its tontaolos,from tho mouth, rlonoo tho e?footivonomr?'f th ooo queer traps.^...-' '.. ? <:\ - . Tho optopufl has oight tontaolos of equal length, raidi?ting from its pentrat mass and armed with ?uokors.,. Its' hab it " is to lurk in some dark oran ny in tho rooks, waiting for an unwary victim to venturo within .roach. With threo or four of its arma it olinga fast to a rook, whilo with tho -remaining tontaoloB wv?#? itfgVglidiiig 'and'fooli?g- about in'r tli? watbr it k e o po1 on tho 'alort'for proyy : A; tn?0' obming'wjlthin it? roaohis likoly'td boin'fl?ahtly ombrat?c?di Inataritanooixsly, astlib^p?ll of a iriggor, tho pislofla of tho toi^rcida of siipkcrp^on Montaalp.. MO siraultanoouely drawn JA.wa.rd, tho alt *- -? from-ihi pnoumaf io holders] jolng ord?tbfi:'ln-'. ?aoh, nt?a is removed a vacuum being ou?M in clinging to tho rook aro ?wrap' {led about tho viotiin, ?iud ho ia -drawn nto tho oloac hug of the poulp, to bo --??''?VT"'"--.-'-~-~r torn lo^pjogos by its parrotdiko boak and absorbed. The.'Cliinoso oonsidor tho ootopus a RIV ut do'lieaoy for oating and it TB simi larly rolishod in many other pnrts of tho world};! Ia tho graves of tho an Poruvlaney* burled with tho raumios have .hoon, fou ad in largo numbors ob* joots which ?oro for somo timo suppos cd to bo dosiooatod human oyos. In roality, Jhowovor, thoso objoots aro eyes of ooW'tlsos, whioh woro rogardod evi dontly\as. charms of valuo. ? j T'". . _llono Baoho. I PARK?R'8" HAUL" -;-_ A Loaf from the Fast Brought te . V^ ; Light. , A, Columbi a friend has sont us ono of thoj ?r^in?l o?pios of a now "raro and precious, handbill, histori? in South Uarolifa, pio irony of whioh will bo apprcv'?tcd by Bm tb Carolinians of this* .generation as it was by thoso of tim hv:?... Wo ht licvo tho bill was tho producion of "rim" Hurloy, tho omi uont .'^Radical politician whoso naroo looaHyAurvivcs in Hudoyvillo: . . Porker's "Haul." Thursday Evoniog, Fob. 5, 1874, ? V Lcoluro Roh'gionl by t Hon F, J. Moses, Jr. p . Author of M0S8OK Notos, MoBos on Virtuo, oto., oto.'? Es-ejlo?ker of tho Houso of Romo fontatxves. and now, through tho Un aooountablo Meroy of o Divino Prov idenoo, 'Kxoroising tho DutioB of Gov or nor of Bou th Carolina. Tho Lecturer has been soourod at an immoral expenso to tho Stato. Thc sub jo'ot of-hi's - L?oturo is. lt ligion, whioh for mi?hyr,yooru ho has mar?o his study, and, in oyVlcr to booomo a mastor of his subjeoty. ho hau devoted tho on tiro Uon t inge nt1 l{und to this purpose. Ho is a living ? exam plo of what Religion oan do fot humanity whoa properly under stood. Ho will show how littlo faith oan bo? jpl^ood in tho doctrino-i of thc Oh?roh fathers that to havo Rdigion ono intuit ncoosoaiily possoBB Morality, Chastity? Truth, Honesty, Good Faith, ltovoronc'o And Filial Lovo (co saj nothing'.of Virtue). Ho will show ir bin own . porson that ono oan, in hit opinion;' ho Roligious, from n Ohristiat standpoint, without possessing any ol tho aforesaid imaginary qualities. H( will shdw that without thom ono oar riso to; tho highest position in th< ?tato.;, D?ring tho Looturo ho will pro duoo./^ciglo. as an cxamplo of a mar withbii: '. l<oli^ioVnV* 'jpossos?d of th< Devil, ijdn order To; illustrate his s\?w jeob thni'eugldy. -ho will show to tnt audi?h'6C;?\t ablet upon-Whioh is ongrav eu* a:'$$). 'Cortifipato sigBod by tho or fjtgi?al$^cs? for. current oxponscs in ourrod/' n drowning. Pharaoh; a atom from'ii A Binai tohingdho prioo of ai 9?S ? ^\!a^^-MQ: ;^9rs: ^sgov ;t vase fouuu lhtho garden of tnoRopub iioan Printing Company, containing $20,000; also sovornl duplioato copies 0 tho Colinton Qazotte, taken from tin oornor atono of tho Preston Mansion. On. this o ocasi?n tho Looturor will b drossod in full uniform, manufacture) by Oowdilly from tho original flag hauled down at Sumter, Ho will als wear tho sword with whioh ho out him self lose from Truth and Virtuo eve since infancy. i Tho Music for tho occasion will b furnished by tho $1,000 Corti?oato Pos Band, which will play, by requost somo of tho airs performed at tho Gub orantoria] Mansion during tho summor with ?olcctions also from "a hundroi thousand moro.". A Quartotto, from tho Ponitcntiar will bo prosont and sing at tho oloso c tho; Le olino "Ko turn, jo Ransomod Binnon Homo." Tho Cashior of ono of our Banks lu kindly consented to presido at tho 0 gan. Prioo of admission. 75 couts. Unpaid Notos of tho Lcoturor will 1 taken, at their markot valuo. County Treasurers aro invited como proparod. ? Paikorl? "Haul,"as Columbians wt know, was. purohasod about 20 yoa ago by tho Stato and was used for cig oraton years by tho dopartmont agriculture, tho first floor poing ooour. od by aa exhibit ot' tho Stato's miner ana forost productions. Catho abolitit of tho department it remained vaoai until ic carno to bo used as a Stato di ponsary, and this uso continued uni Gov. Tillman gavo up tho building Mr. E. B. Wcsloy, for whom it w purohasod in part with Bluo Rid scrip, lt loll as a foo to Mr. Wilie H. Ly les, tho shrewd and aotivo at tc noy of Mr. Wcsloy, and has now be converted into tho Albemarle heh tho first floor, furmorly notorious Fino'fl saloon' or " tho Third Hons of tho. dayo of good stoaling, hoing < oupicd hy a wholes alo fruit ostablic mont. Many havo boon tho ohanges in t last quartor of a oontury, bub tho flt tuations of fortuno havo boon now lu bolter illustrated during that poi i than in tho history of Parkor'a "II AU -^?Columbia St?to. j.. : . Po Not. N?otl lt. >>Thopooflo of fltatosboro, Qa., 1 tory muoh ox?rois.d o?or tho propos .building of aY Otb or railroad to tho tov 1 hoy havo *o.umliy hold a mass mo ing td protest against thc building tho road. They say that thoy hf oncujh roads anl do not want to further burdon od. Verily it'is an manoo of having prosperity thrust uj on.?' rr,' - - , -, ? Oaring for AuimalB. A. Philadelphia society known aa I Morris lt of ugo Association for Har loss and Buttering Animals spout $ 858 in providing food and homos auch last yoar. * During tho jo?r oared for 24,810 oats 4,740 dogs, ( 45 other animals. Tho caro tostOV upon for ty- fi vo of tho animals was p lng thom to death in as painless am nor as possiblo, Boliovea, inan Kmpiro. TJ10 Oommonor flays ono of tho riijn/sttfttion organs in OhiOago 01 iciq?s.jOhanoollor Androws of tho .brftskft..S.tat?^uqivoraity booauso ho j dlotcu. tim .ultimato disintegration tho British empire To secure bouqt fron>Ropublioan pap ors, ono must vooatb* tho establishment of an om] hero, ra thor than suggost tho dieiu ration of ompiros olsowhoro. ^^W^77T/^'a4it?? THE MCLAURIN MATTER. The Resolution? to Condom ? Bim Luid ou the Table Tho rofiolution intioduood iu tho house to condemn tho notion of Senator John L. MoLaurinin tho United Staten Sonato waa laid on tho tahlo oa Wed* no*day by tho following veto: Yeas-Aohloy, Aull. Batos, Boam guatd. Bloaso, Brooks, Bostick. Bryan, Campbell, Carter, Coggosball, Ooloook, Croft, Cr um, Dani alor, Dean, doLoaoh, Donnie, Dodd, Dunbar, Durant, Slider, Fox, Frasor, Frcomau, Gunter, Hill, Humphroy, Jamos, Jamigan, Kinard, llover, Lofton, Mauldis, jMoOall, Mc Gowan, Mishoo, Morgan, Moses, Mur chison, Patterson, Rtobards?n, Robin son,-0. hi , Hobin non, lt, B. A , Bah* dora, Seiglor, Sinklor, Smith, J. W Bpoars, Thomas, J. P. Jr. Thompuon, W?lling, Wobb, Wolle, Wilson, Woods, Woodward-58. Nays-- Austir^Bivone, Brown,Cooper; Do Br?hl, Dominick, Dorroh, Estridge, Gaston, Gourdin, Galluohat, Hallo, Ilardin. Hollis, Johnton, Killer, Kin soy, Lido, Littlo, Logan, Lomax, Ly los, Mayson, MoLood, MoMastcr, J no., Morrison, Moss, Nouhiit, Niohols, Par kor. W. L, Prinoo, Pjatt, Rankin, Ked foam, RobortBon, Ruokor, Smith, M. L., Strom, Tatum, Tin IH, Thomas, W, J , Wost, Williams, Wiogo--:44. Tho houao was somewhat eurpriaod Thursday when Mr. Ruokor moved, io take up from tho tablo Mr. John Mo Mastor'o resolution of oonsuro for John L MoLturin. This motion was net dobatablo, but tho speaker indulged Mr. Ruokor to (tate his position. Mr, Ruokor said: Mr. Spoakor: Wednesday a roBolu tion waB laid on tho tablo without giv ing an opportunity to thoso thatfavorod it to givo thoir loasons for Its passage, it wad on important ono and whilst we who aro proeont know tho reasons that aotuatod those who opposed tho resolution it will bo misunderstood and usod olsowhoro as evidonoo that tho houso of ropresentatives endorse tho oourso of tho Junior senator from this State. I fool euro that not 10 por cont, of thoso who votod against tho ros?la?, .lion ondorso 8onator MoLaurin'o oourso. It is noe a question of tho advisability of tho resolution. It has boen introduood. Tho quotation I rc spootfully submit, to you is, shall wo ondroso his oourso, for timt will DO tho ostimato ; plaoed upon tho rejection of tho resolution, lt has becta urgod ia oonvorsation that we ought not to eon domn him in his abBOhao. Why should no not? .Ho has not hesitated in our fyabsonoo to botray tho trust Wo plaoed [Mifhim. - v' v -Ho ran as a Demoorat in a Demo cratic primary and ns tho result of that election was ohoson by a Demooratio lcgiulaturo to the aonato. ?.. > .1 find fault, with no man hooausp of his vot<? upoti any ono question,. ovon i^ou^h ho:diG?g?^o* with his politic*! aseotnatop; but when the dinagtoomont with his party assooiatos reaohos that point that it is heralded over the coun try through ; tho mod i um. of tho press, that "Senator MoLautin votod with tho administration as is his custom" ' I say that tho timo has oomo for us to put on reoord our condemnation of his oouj'f.o, and in so doing voioo tho conti mont of those who put him where he is. Tho junior senator's oourso has not only boon absolutely at variatfoo with thowell known wishes, of tho*.-people of the Stat?, but has been inconsistent with his own publio utteranoos. A, few days before tho voto upon tho treaty of Paris, Sonat?r MoLanrin said upon tho floor of tho senato (I quoto hom mom ory,) "I am opposed to tho ratification of tho troaty. In my judgment it moans the ostahlishmont of a largo standing army whioh will be used , at first to eon quer oolonioB abroad, and sooner or later, will bo usod hero at homo to ovorrido and intimidato, the popular will." And yet after in this solemn mannor having denounced' thc troaty, 48 hours thereafter ho voted for it. How thon cnn wo have any con fid onoo in tho sonator. I submit to you therefore, gentleman, that there is no eourso left open tofus, tho roBolution having boon iutroduood, but to pass it. To do loo?.would ho to havo tho interpretation plaoed .upon cur oonduot that tho houso endorses tho oonduot of Senator MoLaurin. He was elootod ad a Domoor&t. To all intents and purposes bo is how u Rcpublioan. Ho is in favor of the ship tubsidy bill, a Republican moaoure whioh, under tho guiso of assistance tc our oommeroo, is an unqualified raid upon tho troasury vof tho country oi hundreds of millions of dollars, JU thero . any reason-and valid roasori~ why wo should not condonan him? Doos ho re pro uo nt anything . ho wei! ?up poa od to represent whon he wat elootod? In no sonso has he onrriod out tho dofliron.of his constituents. ' Bql on tho contrary ho hno violated thc oonfidonco reposed in him. I movo-tc take tho roao'.ution from the tablo. .Tho voto on tho motion to take ur from tho tablo. was as follows: Ayos-Austin, BaooH Banks;.Batos, Brooks, Brown, Coop' . niok, 1) jr roh, Ga?t?tf, Hat din, Hollis, Kib?oi Lido; Littlo j Lomax, Lyle fl, vMaynon, MoLaughlin, McLeod, John MoM'/McW, F. H. MoMaster, Morrison, Moasy.MuY ohiaon, Nesbitt, Nioholo,,IMnoovIfyAtI, Rankin, Rodfcarn, .Richardo., . Rttejcgf, Sanders. ?oabrook, tum, Thous, Vt" Wost, WiUiatns,, Nays-Sneaker BtoVonSon,: . AnttPV All. Bea?guard/Bl?a^ wiok, Bryati, li?do*, Oarter^ogg? shall, Ooloook. Crofts MM?p Dean, doLoaoh, Dofifiis, ' D?nba'^ Dtf rant, Eldor, Fox, Freeman, Gtt?t?r, Humphrey, Jantes, Jwneganfc Koola, Kinard, Look wood, Lofton, Mauldio, MoOall, MoGowan.-- Mishoo',' i Moflett, Morgan, MOHO ny W. L. Parkor* PaV t?rson, lVd^ardson, R. B. A. Robinson, Staokhouso Sinklor, J. B. Smith, Spoara, J. 1*. Thoura*. Jr-Thompson, Vi?dont, W?lling, WollsV W%Mil son, Woods; Woodward;;'-r MffiU Hore io a ptatWn$J^ clip from an ox.oha>gp^VB'r.t^ is in a stato of fluaponsa^Mottn?^W position - with r?g?^^CYd^i;*hj^|?,ifttfe aBiinied by tho Kinp, Il?,h*rf)he^n ila timated that l?/wm?Hayev?\ffl?wf?) out of tho sooiety >mn?th?wuiaVwWsW? Nowrlohep and 4httincMmffM^tl4Mm to go, and tliRi th? Ki^o^?^l?f^^tMl bo raado up aooording te birth ant Wood." earn, RJoharaXUnejcet AN HONEST HAH A Worthy Example That Should be Oftener Followed Wo oomraond the fol I o wi ng which wo ollp from tho Augusta Ohrenleto to those of our subscribers who baye boen from timo to time dropped from our aub noription?liatfor not paying for their paper. -Tho Uhrouiole says there- are: TOW honest mon lc ft in tho world. Homo of this oatcgory who still romain with us ero too honoat to live long. They aro nocdod iu lIo.RYon to lift the over ago of that plaoo wboro ovon all, Ate iust. . t?o!. Dye? 5??v,vfd.?y ' jroooivott a lottor from ono,,who is calculated to do groat work'ai an average lifter any where ho might' 'find himself. .Ho is etoroly toogood for this' wlokod' world and it looks like a nimmo that ho should bo forced to rCnfaiu so long with '.mor tals 6f only common huknan'honeety. The following io tho lotter alluded to abov 9 So. Mingo St. Albion, Miob., Fob. 10th. 1901 ProB. ef Augusta-Elco'rio lt. ll. 1 remombor that whilo cnn pod near your city in tho winter of 08 and '99, and whilo acting aa provost guard, I iu.? justly usod my right ot riding on your oars at two difforont times. I Wish tobo honest with eli mon. and hoping you will forgive ibo for delay in paying the same, pienso aooopt annunt onolosod. .. , Yours truly, M. .P. ELDER. Formerly a member of the 3(nh Mioh. Ibo am o ant sent from tho honest Miohig*adc- is ?leven cents. This inoludos tho two faron nud in toratt baro on. Tho intoroht _"01d Honesty" fig utos out at ono coat for the timo tunco bo took tho rides without tho p?rmis sion, or tho right, to do so. The inter est was figured all ovor a shoot of pa por and was oorreot 'to a gnat's hool. Col; Dyer should immediately sond a ro oolpt in a fr*mo to this maa cf oxoop donal consoicnoo, so that it can bo hand od down in his tautly to generations yet unborn Tq bo descended from such a man would be a greater pouroo for a little able-bodied bragging in tho futuro than to. in this day and genera tion, Holland a arno or any dignitary. Moro Pension Money. '' The bill to ir?oroaso the amount 'of tbo appropriation* for pensioning old Oonfodorato sbidiors was' takon up in tho t?onnto: ori Thursday. Tho .houao bill propoticd.au ? iooroaso,.of .$ 100,000, jacking,thq .total amount ?200,001). AOJp pi? wer m eyed tito strike. out tho ?u'r.oting word? ol't)jo bill, and, .as ohairman of tho financ? oominitloo, mado -a ^stjatomoht (of . th?' Stat?'s finances. .V* '< . . ?:. ?onatpr Henderson .hoped tho appro priation-would not ho killed, but that .thC'extr-a quru.of $50,000 rbo givon, as, Oapt.^?Jroo?ts intended it ^hoh ho iu ttoduood it in tho house. Tho comp troller general says this will not in* orease the': tax - lovy thin year, hut who tb or i t did or > not ho would vote for it. If tho ilioto io to holp tho old noldiors.it should do so in propornhapo. On tho yete io strike put the onaot lng words the motion, waa "ovorwhol* mingly-dofontod? the'vote-being! ayo? 4, nays 27,*-M 'follows?* w . . ' ^ M 6\ Ayost*-Ulakoaoy, . Glenn,', . Walker, Williams-. Nays-Aldrich, .'. "Appelt!/ Barriwbll, BcWon, Brantley? Bird, ?Bro?Vn.?Oaughfi iriau;>i>aanvDennis,? Dougl?o, Gr?vdoh'1, Gruber, Hay, Henderson^ ?Herndon) .Hou^h/JHydripk, MiM^W^^^* Mooro, Itftgedafb, -".fld?alti Sharpe, BerialorMowor ' was hairofrwith -r 8?h ator M?vnhnl!v who favored 'tho ' in creased . * ' . ? Bonator Hoadersori then oflorod his amondmont to mako tho. appropriation $160,000, wh??h w?s ad?ptod and tho bill waatotdorod engrossed for dtn third roadingt:; '????' ?.;-'> uv "?i..-.!?......-..4 .. x'i?f S:, a.fr.;-A f ';"''^?d?qr^?ijg^i; ^ ; ;^wo ?eu;?..ago fais piputh the$l$,ip Inc war began* It has/tf oaMMs ?fipub io a quarter of a billion'.dollsro, 3 5Ol) lives anddts.Bolf.respeotvta.fufthor the sol fi sbBohemos of promoters, i Daring those'two ydar?wchad moro men ?ua derarmisitt'the'Phtlltppt?o? Washing ton h?'d du?itfg IfcoMtov?luttdn;? mote riofflfian 'thd ?op?bl?e' had \thUtir oilmi during' the war 'if l^f?f t?o'r^'mi??W% meehan Si$t Ur had Ww m Wm? UUR?; and ?b'mpojf?d. .tho '?iurrObder.pl the Spapisp fbroesi elad more, m'en than Girant had nt any timo during bis, Vj.?ks burg campaign,?y4n4j oti^ bftflj^ooa.im possible.to sttbjwgate ?.w^?k.p'pQpl?whe are, fired by .liborty,..WMw h mnoh.in thcsCyfaots ith^t ?domanda titi : consideration ;'of 'tho thoughtf ol.-r-Thc i'ommonov.:.UV;??? ... : ..i1.-,,;, : \'('*.:?-;-,? .u VUA *M] .< . . , ) uiTh&?6Wtttiif bilf proVides for about tow &mm ^.mA?#fiv* tolligenoe and hnv.o,,iriOavblWb titmJlj cqpHccUon( and tho advantcj^ (Jwi,uolj they ?dr?v'e from tho system' bm bc o?Bilyr?e?n;?''Thll'htfrd!?W->1lf a large. -Hf? wm IP a 'sVHndidg' iarm? BtraAKO?'t??erjjfi it'?uit^i-l within bounds "i^7J>he Ud'mm?nor. Pl?okyiiMi^ Bnyorf MrVr^liouT^'A?- ^ye^wjfo: 6^ Dr, W. It. Pryor, who'i#'Ad6 of ox-dudgc Itogor w. MmmUb iM'tfpk outho ?OM oger W. wjfW?nti** trB'vtek e by a pieoo of Icad^?eni te rem tho vottWi h Prvel hw purse when Fisor r 08D?pP she was half st Wload^. i anda policema?f?>S?L Who oftf?s himself Patrick Iii WM hold itt $5,000 bail for trial. fcbOdiOiV mw ncr, .:-- ?-. - NEARLY A BILLlOfr, Appropriation of th!? Qssttlon Roach Almost that Figure TEN D?UARft FOR ??QH HEAD Democrat* Assail tho Majority In Congress on Acosunv of tho Reckiets Expenditure cf Public Money? - ' On Thursday tho DeDioorate in Con gress oponed Rgonpral p.??aultupon,thy oxtr avagan oo otV tho present oougihiU Monera Boll, of ^Colorado; itieVaid?^? of TennoBaoo, a'nd Coohrau." bf ?d??v : uourl, in turn ruado epoaoh?s, '. Mesar?' Cannon, of Illinois and ModJy of Maa? saohunotts, defondod tho rcoord of Con. gross in tho matter of appropiiatiPna. Fiftoon of 131 pago? of the hill w?ro dispoaod of. Mr. Boll of Colorado, a momber of tho appropriation ooruruittoo produced '. figures to show that iu a single decade tho per oapiU ooat of carrying on tho governmental maohinory had increased from $1 75 to over $10. Tho spoeoh was interrupted to permit tho counting r of tho olootoral votes and was oouoiudod imnvr?iafcoly aftorthat ooromony. Mr. Uoohran of Missoud dooluiod tho to tv! appropriations for tho next yonr, if rooken id in gold would ox ?ood tho appropriations in 1861 whoa tho Fodoral govornmont had 1,200 tihipa on tho Boa maintaining a blockade from Galvoston to tho ?hcoupeako, and 1,000 001) mon on land engaged in tho tho tromondous military enterprise in most hietory of the age. "Talk about progress and chris tianity," bo oontinuod "if progress and ohristianity moan marohing under many flags of plunderers and tho swords of christian aoldiors dripping in tho blood of plundcrod people, it is timo to quit or fling away tho masqurado and say "Progress has tur nod freebooter chris tianity slumbers and God is dead." (Oemooratio applause) Mr. UiohardBon of TonnoBaqo, tho' minority loader, said tho total appro-' ?riations at this nonnion would roach-1 800,000,000. Four yours ago .whon President McKinley's administration bogan, tho annual appropriations wore ?boat $470,000,000. Ho conceded that tho appropriations would naturally in oroaso every-year, hut; why, ho asked this prodigious ; inoroaeo of ovor $300,? 000 ooo. Tho war had heon ovor- two years' -and could not bo charged with thone in oroasoR for the inoroasos \Voro not con fined to tho.army and' navy - appropria^ tion bills. Thore ? was au incroaso iu, J evory ono of tho appropriation vb?U?. j . Mr. HiclVards?R referred '.to" t-.o ap?, propriation 'for tho How yTprfc *;custom ' boneo as au item that could ho.YO boon 1 omittod? -: Wiii Hav? Froo Paseo?. Whon tho bill to repeal tho law. for ? bidding public officials from usiiig rail j road pssii?H carno up Ifriday for* its ! second readinganothor effort waa ruado I to kill tho bill and lb got- through on tho .lieutcant governor's voto. : ' . ' Honator Manning moved te ind?fi ni toly postpono tho bill. . , Tho aye and" uooii wore demanded and the v?&?'tak? . ' > en without debate; This was-thp rusultt : Ayos-Barnwoll, Blakpnoy, Brlo?, Douglas; Gai?osi Glonn,-Graydon, Hy driok, Manning, Mooro,,-?lowor, Ilagfl dal nud ?ullivftu-13. . Noes--Aldrich, AppoU," Brown, Don iiis, 'florid?r?on, Hough, : -liivingston, Mayfiold; Sharp,- :Stncki:ou3?,'. Sbaw laud, Ta?bird and vV?llirv&ia--4?>, : 'Lieut. Gov. liUxoan ?tf.tos tho roa son for,his vptoas foji?os: :? VT?ie ohair ia o.asting its. vote upon this question dooirco to' ?tato: tlja? it has never upod ft railed p*P9 o.xoept whenv? a uowspap?r > corYespond?ut:^ a number of years ago, nor <wlU- it'tW.so now.-. .. . . .* . ?-,'('.?' 1 ?Tho oot whioh this DIJI;repeals i?. a festered spro-a romnant ' of iaott?nrd polities'.\vhi'chw?t'o'ry ' good" oiiiton, in South CaMina VTAnta obliterated, Tho aot is a roflootip? -upoa ctrely member of tho general assembly.., Il thpyr con bo subaidiiiod with a -pass?t* is high,; iiibp that other pd?pl?' b? BOnl h?frV 't? ropresont the State. <Th*jveh?ir ls bi ibo opinion, however, ? that'Soiuth' ??to HniauB are not yot no dobawd,''. ;., 'i?., Thoro boing a tie, tho lieutenant,gov ernor' announced that he .woulds vote no, and tho senate fnfi?tfod t??iiiSefi nitoly postpone tho. bill, , J ; Senator l?ydriok Xhon-mado a mption to Tiioojjtuit, hut thitJ.was d??eatod, by af otb or" 15 to 13 and tho Kty and ordexed enrollad for ratidCatiOn. .? va, ii/iv/ A-?o.or,?radoi;; ? ; I^KThC?i'iljV'?flh?hgton:Post't?Mij?rtiho government will neyer g?!*, rieh by; f)u gegi?g in tho sbip brokotage bu?inoos. At' tl?o boginnifag bf tho war with $pain .it?patd *i,202;00?'foji fivc? Vofl8?lrt>whioh w?ro offered hy "private pAtrlots.? Si noa tlion it haci'hceQ able to.soll.thoao same flhipt?'fdhli?^^ Asimplo 1 atithtiiotical; 'j^beees flhewa'Gaoio :Sa\a: to be the lo?or to tho extent of $&$?, 800 ^t.inaj? bo that thp gonv?men who id tjhp purchasing' for .the government ' wowaltofeelh^ .fcit?ato'd'oacids?gorV^i?r 'v^oh y.*^ ? ; / .' Aft?rijiQ J^avfeer^ .?>-, -, . The ?^ew .York .legislature, has before ita ?bil?, to licence ?nd supei;yiao; ^har bors, livor/ p?frion. who eha yb s. or .outs tho hair bf another'for a eon sid oratio? ia tobe considered a harbor, and'no barber in .to bo permitted to do buoiuoes without a ?o?nso. AU *n'opa,;. soaps, towoiBi oto., ore tobo suhjooted toVigia IriSpootlo? and ??nitafy^ rulos. yioUtron of the law will ho punishod by a fine of ito* .Of. oouwp barbpr sh?p,(nsppptorfl W^W^^M??M^' ? i " " says Mrs. A\?ITX HnWoS^?W? ?lyOtopdft?^^^ HO'WP.^W>O^OWUWt%vv,uoy^,^^1.AU?>ivv.yt vl . the U?MJ.MI^ Mk S? ovoKfes:! ''The Pathfinder of tho fleas/1 -, diwih that city Wednesday aged ainoty y oars. Commodore, Maury was tho author of tho goorgraphiea now-.itt vmo la thia State hearing hie it?me?