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Laws'! ofth. at?t?. |: iiU if th* C?nril |iiwiMy if Mttk Corolla*. PUBLISHED ~BY A UTHOHtTY. " AN ACT TO ALTSR~AND AMEND THE CHARTER OP THE TOWN OF PENDLETON. Section 1. Be It uioM by the Sntto and IIoat* of Hipmwttllrrt of th# But* of Booth Corolla* bow mat nd *iutaf la General A*Mmbly, and by tbo oatbority of tbo nao; That *11 per*ooe, oltiaoo* of tbo Ualtnd Stotoo, who aow reoide, or nay hereafter r?*ldo, la tbo village of Peadlotoo, aboil bo deemed, oad or* beroby deolorod, a body corporal* oad politic ; oad the ooid village hall bo called pad koova by the name of P*adl*t*o ; and It* limit* oh all be held and deemed to extend for one mile in every direction from th* Former'* Halt , See. 3. That the mid village ahall be governed by on Intendant and four Warden*, who *hal(be looted on the fourth Monday in September, and continue in office until the *fcond Monday in September next, or i until their anccemnra or*qualified, on which I uiy, u well as on the second Uondej in { September of every year thereafter, an eleo*> , tion al>all be held for an Ioteodant and , four Wardent, at eueh place aa the Inteodast | and Wardeoeehall deeignate, thirty dayano* ( tiee being previouely given ; and that all 4 male Inhabitant* of the aatd village, who 4 have attained the age of tweoty-one year*, ( and have reaided therein three months pre- i vious to the election, ahali be entitled to ] vote for the said Ioteodant and Wardens; the election to be held from ten o'cloek in the morning until two o'clock in the afternoon; and when the polla ahall be eloeed, the Managers shall count the ballots, and proclaim Ibe election, and give notice tlioreof, in writing, to the persons elected ; and that the Inlendant and Wardens, for the time belog, shall always appoint three Managers to hold the ensuing election; that the Intendant and Wardens, befors entering u;>on the duties ot their offices, shall take tl e following oath, to wit; "As Intendant (or Warden) of Pendleton, I will support end defend the Constitution of the United States, and this Stale, and equally and impartially, to the best of my skill and ability, exercise the trust reposed in me, and will use my best endeavor to preserve the upon complaint lodged, on oath, are hereby Cl required and authr rired to iasue warrant* j against all offenders, and cause them to be brought before them, or him, and, upon ex? amination, shall cither release, admit to ^ bail, il toe offense he bailable, or commit to jail, such offenders, as the case may require ; and the Sheriff of Anderson county is here ^ by required to receive and keep the person l4 so committed until discharged by due oourse of law. Aod that the said Intendanl and ^ Wardens shall, collectively and severally, ei have cognizance within the said corporate f limits, in sli eiiminsl cases, as Justicea of t( Ihs Peace and Quorum have aceording to ?i law o< ai Sec. A, That the Infendant and Wardens n of the said town shall have full and only *' tl power to grant or refuse licenaea to retail .f. nirit iiniia liminn wilhin tl>o ?*irl limifi which license ahall be granted in the same dl manner and upon the tame condition* as they are now, or may hereafter be, under ui the laws of thla State, except that the town m euuncil shall have power to regulate the prlee of licenses to keep taverns and to re* ta tall apiiituoua liquor* Provided, That In no fnstanee the price of a license to to keep tavern or retail spirituous liquors, shall be peace, ami carry into etrect, according < to law, the purpose of my appointment:? ' So help me God." Sec. ft. That in carc a vacancy shall occur in the offices of Intendant or Wardens, by death, resignation, removal from office, or absence from the Slate, an election shall be held by the appointment of the Intendant ( and Wardens, as the case may be, thirty , days' previous notice being given; and in , case of the sickness or temporary absence t of the Intendant, the Wardens, forming a ? council, shall he empowered to elect one of J themselves to act as Intendant during the 1 time. ' Sec. 4. That the Intendant and Wardens 1 duly elected and qualified shall, during their term of service, sevei ally and respectively, be vested with all the powers of Trial Justices of this Slate, within the limite of the said village, except in trials of civil cases; that the Intendant shall, as of- . ten as occasion may require, summon the ( Wardens to meet him in council, a majority t of wlltoni shall constitute a quorum for the t transaction of business, and shall be known r by tbe name of the Town Council ot Pendle- t ton ; and they and their successors in office t shall have a common real, and shall have I power and authoiity to appoint, from time 1 to lime, such and so many persons to act as b constables as they may deem expedient and proper, which constables shall have all the power, privileges and emoluments, and be subject to all the duties, penalties and regulations provided by the laws of this State P for the office of constable; and the Intends ant and Wardens in council shall have pow w er, under their corporate seal, lo ordain n and establish all such rules, by-laws and e; ordinances, respecting the streets, ways, b< market and police of such village, as shall tl appesr to them proper for the oecurity, a welfare and convenience of the village, and a fur preserving health, peace, order and good d government within the same; and the said 111 council may affix fines for offenses against anch by-laws and ordinances, and appropri ate them to the use of the corporation ; but ?' no fine shall exceed twenty dollars; and 81 when fines shall exceed ten dollars, they ^ may be recovered in the Court of Sessions for Anderson county; and when they are of the amount of twenty dollars, or under, they may be recovered before the Intends \ ant and Wardens: Provided, nothing herein contained shall empower the said corpor* alion to ordain or establish any by-laws or ordinances, inconsistent with, or repugnant to, the laws of this State ; and all such by- nl laws and ordinances shall, at all limes, be 0| subject to the revisal or repeal of the Legia q latura. t|, Sec. 5. That the said Intendant and War* dens shall have power to abate and re> to move nuisances within the said limits, and ti to classify and arrange the inhabitanta lis- a hie to police duty, and to require them to p, perform auch duty aa often aa occasion may a, require, and to enforce the performance d, thereof, under the same penalties as are j, now, or may be hereafter established by L law; and that the said Intendant and Wardens, or any of them, upon view thereof, or u Saad at a'Um -m than U a?aUia*ad by iba la* of tha 8ia?e; aod all tha f>owera hmirir ratai Id Um aotnraiaaloaara ol rood a in hereby greeted to tba aald, In> Ipadent and Wardene within the aald Dm* ite; aod all raonav* paid for licensee, and ror fleet and 'vrf?Ua> * for retgillqi apiril* ooa liqnora, keeping taverna and bHMard abiaa within iba aald llmita without lilanaa, aball ba appropriated to tha uaa vl aid aorporatloo. Sao 7. That tha aald lotandaot and War* lana ahall have powar to oomponnd with teraona Itabla to work on aaid roads, at real i tnd alleys, to ralaaaa aueb pcraoaa af nay laaira It, npOn a fair aqoiaalant therefor, to >e applied bv them to tha uaa of tha aald lorporation; Md no person midiif within he Mid limit* shell be ' liable to work on toy road without eald liraite, or to be taxed >r Midi id tor the eamb. 8?e. 8. That the Town Council of Pendleton ehall have power to impoae in annual tax upon the keeper* ol milliard table* and ten pin alley*, or any ?ther pin alley*, within the discretion of laid council, and to grant or refuM licensee for the same, upon such terms and condU Lions andsnljoet to such regulations as they nay by ordioaaoes establi?h. They shall ilso hare power to impose a. tax, within Lheir discretion, on all sales made by itinerant traders and auctioneers, on all public Irays, wagons, carriages, omnibosees, or >ther vehicles kept for hiie, and on the >wner or possessor of all dogs, hogs, sheep, goats and oattle kept* within the gprporate imitsof said town. The said town council ihall have power to impose an annual tax >n the amount of all sales of gooda^ wares, ntrcbandiie, and alio oo the amount of In*. :ome arising from all faotoraga and meplianical employments, faculties and profesilons, including ths profession of dentistry : Provided, That oo tax shall be imposed in iny one year to execed the rate of twenty sents on eaoh hundred dollars of the value if suoh sales and income; and the said town eouneil shall also have power to impose a tax upon all persons who shall open my room or car for the purpose of taking daguerreotypes or other likenesses, within the corporate limits of said town : nod ths said town council shall havo the power to imposs an annnal tax, not exceeding twenty cents on ivcry hundred dollars of the value of all real sstate lying within the corporate limits of said ;own, the real estate of churches and school issociations excepted, and for that purpose ,hey shall appoint throe freeholders, resident herein, to assess the value of snld real estate, ipon oath, and return the assessment, within >no month, to said council, for taxation, and :o till any vacancy occasioned by the death, resignation, refusal to serve, or removal from jffice of the said nssessors ; and any person irho.shall refuse to act as assessor, upon being ippointcd by the council, may bo flood any lum not exceeding twenty dollars; and tbo laid council shall havo power to regulate the >rice of license upon all public shows and exs ib i t ion a in said town, and to erect a powder nogaxinc, and to compel any person holding nore than twenty-five pounds of powder to itoro the sawo therein, and to make regulators for rates of storage thereof, and for keepng and delivering the same ; and the said .own council shall havo power to enforce tho payment of all taxes and assessment levied inder the authority of this act against the property and persons of defaulters, to tho satno ixlont and in the same manner, as is provided >y law for the collection of tho general Slate ax, except that executions tocnforco the pay nent of the town tnxes shall be issued under ho seal of the corporation, and directed to the own marshal, or other person specially appointed by tho said town council to collect the iamo ; and all property upon which a tux shall 10 levied and assessed is hereby dcolurcd and lable for the payniont of the same in prefer* nee to other debts due by the poraons owning uch property at the time of the assessment, xcept debts due the State, which shall be first aid ; that the said town council shall have ower, with the consent of the adjacent land wncrs, to closo all such roads, streets and aysuv thin the said town, ns they may deem eccssary, by sale of the freehold therein, ither at public or private sale, as they adjudge est for tire interest of the said town ; anil ley shall have power to lay out, adopt, open nd keep in repair all such new streets, roads nd ways, from time to time, as they may eein important or necessary for the itnprovelontofsaid town: Provided, That no new :rcct, road or way, shall be opened without rst having obtained the consent of the land arner or owners through whose premises any ich new street, road or way may pass. Sec. it. That this aet shall be taken and seined ns a public act in all courts of Justice, nd shall continue so until repealed. Approved March 12, 1872. N ACT TO RENEW AND AMEND THE CHARTER OF THE SAINT ANDREWS LUTHERAN CHURCH OF LEXINGTON COUNTY. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate id House of Representatives of the State t South Carolina, now met and sitting in eoeral Assembly, and by the authority of i? same: That.ao much of an aet entitled "an aet > incorporate certain compinies and soeieft," passed on the 20th day of December, . D. 1837. as relates to the Saint Andrews utheran Church, of Lexington county, be, id the same ie hereby, re eneeted : Provis ed, That the said society be hereafter nown by the name of the Saint Andrews utheran Chureh, of Lexington county. Sec. 2. And b? it further enacted, That lis act shall he deemed a public act, and miinue in foree for the term of fourteen ears. Approved March 12. 1872. N ACT TO INCORPORATE THE AIKEN IJOIIT INFANTRY,OF AIKEN, SOUTH CAROLINA. Section I. Re It enacted by the Senate and louse of Representatives of the State of South erollns, now met and sitting in Ocneral Assmbly, and by the authority of the asms: That Peter Wsggeis, Alexander Wtllisms, oscph Robertson, Jtfseph Knights, end their isocietes and enoceseors, are hereby made and reated a body politic and corporate, under ie name and style of the Aiken Light Infan'V. of Aiken. H. See. 2. That the (eld corporation hereby | reeled end eatabtifed (bell have auoceaaion of Ulcer* end member*, according to it* by-law*, nd (hall hare power to make by-law*, ot repugnant to the law* of the land, id to bare, uie and keep a.eommoo aeal, and le *ame to alter at will, to auo and be sued > any court of thi* State, and to hare and ijoy erery right, power and privilege incitnt to *aeh corporation, and it I* hereby em> swered to take, bold, retr'.n, po**ea* and eny all *ach property, real and personal, a* ay be given, bequeathed or devised to It, or lay be, In any manner whatsoever, acquired j the *aid corporation t Provided, The mount *o bald ahall not exceed the *um of m tbouaand dollar*. , flee. 3. That thi* Aet dhall continue in force >r 1'ie apace of twenty year*, and tba tamo tall be taken and deemed a public Act. Approved March 9, 1*72. ]? - mmmttspit i AN ACT TO VSTTJSLIflfi THE CHARLES TOW LAND AND JOINT STOCK COM RANT. StotlM 1. Bft it hmM by S* Sonata iw Hnutoof Kepraaantatlroa of tbn. Btata of Sontl Carolina, now mot aad aittlog In Qeaeral An noblj, and by tfw authority of tho aamo i That Chariot Atoiooda, Thomat Mathowa L. F. Oampboll, 8amu?l Poraher, Jamoa Por r ohor, Z. Paton, W. Ffeldf, J. Proctor, J. J Simmont, 9. Porohor. A. Oampboll aad O Hint*, aad olhor poraono who are, or hereof tor may bo. aahoolatod witb thorn, and thaj i aro Hornby, donkarod a body politio am corporato, (or tho porpoao of roakibf loam of moDoy, oeeured by mortgage on roal ea lata or paroonal property, or by oonvey anoe of tba aamo 16 their membora ant atookholdara, by tho namo and atylo of thi Phtrlaalnn T.an/1 ami T?U? ? -UVI VVIUV WWIVt VVIUpi' DJ, th# capital (took of whteb (kill eonsis ' of on# tbouMod shares, to be paid io bj successive monthly inatallmenta of ona dollar to each share, ao long aa the eorporatior shall continue; the aaid aharea to be held transferred, aaaignad aud pledged ; and th< ' holdera thereof to be subject to each finei aod forfeitures, for defaults io their pay< mente, jieoordlng to such regolatlona asms] ba pfefcribod by Lb a eonstitulion and by. lawa of aaid 4 corporation ; and, moreover the aaid share# shall be dia|foaed of, at th< death, resignation or removal from tha State of any ahareholder, in sueh manner ai may be prescribed by the said oonatitution rules and byolaws. Sec. 2. That the aaid corporation ehat have power and authority to make an] sueh rules aod by*lawa for its government aa are not repugnant to the constitution ant laws of the land ; shall have aOch member and succession of members and offioers a shall be ordained and choaen, according t< their aaid rules and hyslaws, made or to b< made by them ; shall sue and be sued, pleat aod ba Impleaded, in any eourt of law 01 equity in this State; and shall have ao< rnin* all ?n<t ?I! I : ? ? j ? %?VIJ 'Kin nuu pnviir^e IU cldent and belonging to corporate bodiei according to the laws of the land. Sec 3. That the funds of the said corpor at ion may be invested in such property, rea or personal, and securities, public or private 1 loaned to shareholders and members, o other persons or corporation, on such secu ritiea, in such mode, on such terma undei such conditions and subject to such regula tions as may be, from lime to time, pre eoribed by the constitution, rules and by laws of the said corporation; and that i shall and may be lawful for said corpora tion to take and hold such lands, tenements hereditaments and personal property, bonds stocks, public and private, and choses in ac tion as they ahall acquire by purchase, de vi?e, bequeath, gift, assignment or other wise, to take and hold such lands, tene ments, hereditaments, and personal proper ty, and suoh stocks and bonds, public 01 private, or ohoses in action as shall b< mortgaged, conveyed, assigned or pledgee to it, by way of security upon its loans 01 advances, or purchased at sales thereof and to sell, alien, transfer or otherwise dispose of the same, as from time to time, th< said corporation may deem expedient:? Provided, That the real estate held by sair corporat'on shall not at any time exceer the value of two hundred thousand dollars That the real and personal property of eacl stockholder and assigns, shall he liable foi the di-bU of said corporation, in any amounl not exceeding the par value ol the stock held by him. Svc. 4. That semi-annually, on the first days of January and July, there shall be divided, amoagst the stockholders of the said corporation, the profits accruing from the investment. Sec. 6. That this act shall be taken and deemed a public act, and that the aitme may be given io evidence without being specially pleaded. Approved March 13. 1872. AN ACT TO CHARTER THE SPARTAN It IT n <1 IWn T>AT)T nnv.T (vm iwiAJU IVAU^KUALI COMPANY. Section 1. Re it enacted by the 8enate and House of Representative* of the State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in Ocneral Assemble, and by the authority nf the same : That, for the purpose of establishing a rail* roaa from 8partanhurg to Port Royal, a charter, with all the rights and privileges incidental to the same, be, and is hereby, granted to W. J. Whipper, R. Smalls. N. II. Myors, James M. Raster, J. J. Patterson, James N. Ilayne, H. C. Corwin, II. G. Worthington, G. Cannon, R. A. Rosetnon, W. II. Jones, James Miller, II. W. Duncan, J. 8. Mobley, J. A. Rowley, D. R. Dunean, Timothy Hurley. Wm. Munro, R. M. Smith, S. J. Lee, J. II. Evans, J. T. B. Jeter, L. Wofford, F. 8. Jacobs, R. J_ Donaldson, Hardy Solomon, D. A. Cbilds, 8. A. Swuils, T. J. Moore, J. C. Ronsull, S. L, Iloge, C. D. Melton, J. M. Allen, Thomas Steers and W. J. Wilkins, and their associates and successors, who are hereby constituted a body polltie and corporate, by the name and style of the Spartanburg and Port Royal Railroad Company. See. 2. That the said compaiyr is hereby au thorised to construct a railroad from Spartanburg to Port Royal, by such route as shall be fouud most suitable and advantageous. See. 3. That tho capital stock of said company shall be one and a half million dollars, with the priviledge of increasing it two and a half millions of dollars, if found necessary, to be divided into shares of fifty dollars each : and, for the purpose of raising such capital stock, it shall be lawful to open hooks of subscription, at such times and places, and to keep them open for such periods of tlaoe, and under the direction of such persons, as may be deter, mined on by a majority of said company.? That subscriptions to the capital stock may be made in land at a rate, per acre, to be agreed upon at tba timo of subscription ; and that each and every person subscribing land shall execute a deed to the said company ; and that all amounts suhsrrlho.l in i- L-" ... i?mu v? IUUIIDJT BII It 11 constilule the joint stock capital for the pur* poie of constructing and carrying into opera* tion the railroad provided for by this Act; and the eald railioad (hall hare po#er to mortgage ite property and franchisee, and issue bonds, on such terms and conditions, and for such uses and purposes of said corporation, aa the t Board of Directors thereof may deem mI pedient. Bee. 4. That the said railroad shall he sab* | Ject to the provisions of an Act Of the Oenerel Assei^ly of Soath Carolina, passed September 22, 1808, entitled " An Act to declare the manner by which lands, or fight of way | over the lands, of persons or corporations, may be taken for the construction or use of railways apd-other works of internal Improve* ments:" Provided, however, That nothing herein contained shall be construed aa to ei? empt the said oompany from the payment of taies: Provided, further, That nothing here in contained (ball be oooitrued eo ae to e*empt aal4 ao in pan y from tba provision* of aection 1, chapter A.'i of the General Stetutca. Approved March 13, tA7J. nyiiiyani^^iii lim i rat m i,r> i AH 1WT TO AMBND Ttfl LAWS IN ft*LATION TO 90* LICSH** AND BROI89RATI0N fOF PHARMACEUTISTS, 1 A BOTH BO ARIES AND DRUOOISTS* , AND TO BBOULATB TBI VENDINO , OF DRUGS AND POISONS. Saetion I. Ba it (SMtod by tba Btptli ud ( ( Homi of Raproaantetiraa of tbo State of South ( | Carolina, aow Mat and alulag la Oaaaral Ataaubly, and by tba aatbority of tba ua? t . That from and aflar tba paaaago of tbia Aot, tba Modieal Faculty, of tba Uairaraity of 1 Soatb Carolina, hall poaaaaa and axaralaa all ' ' (ba powari heretofore given and aow poaaaaa- 1 ' ad by tba Faculty of tba Madleal College of 1 1 Cbarleaton, in reapeot to tba examination and I * lioanaa of pbarmacautiata, apothaoarics and druggiaU: Pi o tided, That tbia taction ba i I oonatruad aa in no wlaa diminiabing tba pow. i I era of the Faculty lost named ; bat 11 giving i t to the Faculty first named th? iun? power*, ( I and also impoalng thereon the duty end obli- , j get ion te exercise *uoh power* upon due up- , ^ plioetion. I ( Bee. t. That any pharmaceutist, apothecary , or druggist who carries on and oonducts the ' business of sueh oocupatlou in this State, af" tor the expiration of six months from the pas1 sage of this Act, must have a license therefor | from one of the above named bodies. And r any person who shall thereafter earry on and * conduct the business ot said occupations, or t any of them, without such license, shall be i liable to indictment as for a misdemeanor, ? and, on conviction, to a fine not exceeding i five hundred dollars, or imprisonment, not ex? I , ceedlng six months. Seo. 3. That before granting said license, I except in thecasees hereinafter excepted, each r applicant therefor shall undergo an examination by and before that body to whioh the ap< j plication is made, and of such nature as tbey shall require; but such examination must include the reading of manusorlpt prescriptions and explanations thereof, the discovery or de' teetton oi unusual doses ot drugs, and espe1 cially of poisons, the recognition and distin * guishing of the various roots, barks, leaves, r fruits, rosins and gams, in common use, and ' the proper antidotes and mode of administra* tion thereof for the different poisons. e.. a ti... s?- i ww. -? *u?i uu cAHuiiiiHiiun biiiiii do rcquir- J ed in case tho applicant U a regular graduate , in medicine or pharmacy ot a school that is ! on the nd euenden of the University of South | Carolina, but such an applicant shall be edtitied to a license, upon tarnishing evidence of his graduation satisfactory to the said Faculty. , Sec. 5. That it shall be the duty of the Medical Faculty of tho said University to establish, carry on and preserve, in a book to be kept for that purpose, a register of all pharmaceutists, opothecaries and druggists in the State, including the names of persons registered, plaee of business, the fact whether the person registered be a graduate of medicino and pharmacy, or whether under license granted on examination, and any other matter of information the said Faculty may see fit to add. Sec. <1. That it shall be tho duty of all licensed pharmaceutists, apotbecarios and druggists by whichsoever body licensed to have ' thoir names registered in manner aforesaid by I tho Medical Faculty of tho University of ( r South Carolina, and to report annually on , ; or before the dial day of November of each - year, to the aaid Medical Facultv of the > said University, whether any and if yen | - what change has occurred wilhiu the then i preceding year, aa to their respective 1 places of business, and for omission or negi leot of the requirements of this seolion, or i i any of them, they shall, respectively, inr cur a tine of twenty-five dollars; and for t each and every registration or change ' E thereof, the party so registered shall pay to the said Faculty of the University the sum 1 t of ono dollar, wliioh shall be thoir comprn 1 i saliou lor the aervioes performed in accor- , i dunce with the provisions of this Act. i Seo 7- That it shall be the duty of the Medical Faculty of tho University of South Carolina to make a correct report to the j General Assembly of work done by them, | in accordance with the provisions of this , Aot, on or before the fiiat day ol December t in each year. 1 Sec. 8 That every pharmaceutist, or other t person telling any poison, shall be satisfied that the purchase is made for legitimate i purposes, and ehall keep a book in which shall be recorded every sale of the follow ing articles, viz: Arsenic, and its preparations, all inetalid, cyanide*, and cyanides of potasaum, tartar emetic, corrorve submitmale, aoonite and its preparations, strytlin in a ami u 11 aI Iis??* rw <vn 1 b ?-..^4 I llicir salts; citulliaridra, ergot, hyaucyanic ] acid; the said record also to exhibit the i name of tlie peraoii to whoiu sold, place o( I hi* residence and purpose of purchase, as ataled, which book shall be kept at all lime* ' aubjeel to inspection by the Coroner of the 1 county and Solicitor of the cirouit, or such other peiaons aa either of litem may designate. Sec 0. That all peraona in thia State engaged in buainesj aa pharuiaceuiiata, upolh. aoariea or druggiale, in either the wholeaale or retail of druga, shall, to every bottle, vial, box, or other paokage containing any poiaon named in the preceding section, or 1 any, one or more of the following articlea, viz: Oxalic acid, chloroform, belladonna, and its preparations, opium, aud all its preparations, except paregoric, digitalis, and iia preparations, henbane, and its preparations, hemlock or conium, or any other article that may he added to this list by said , Faculty of the University, securely attach a label, whereon shall be either printed or legibly written with red ink, the name of the poison and the name of at least one an* , lidote, with brief directions as to the mode . of using the same: Provided, That nothing ( hereto contained shall be coostrued to ep j ply to the filling of prescriptions made by n regular physician*: And provided, lurihsr, That it shall be the duly of the examining body on application at the time of regis. / tiature to furaUh tothe parly registering a form of labels for poisons. Sec. 10. That tliia Act shall not ba construed to prevent m?*roh?n'a and ?hopkerp> a ra from vending or esposing to sale medU " cines already prepared : Provided, Suoh C uierohanta aod shopkeepers shall attach to tl the article# sold a copy of the label attach ed thereto by wholesale druggists, and io E the sale of poisons shall oomply with the si provisions of sections ft and 9 of this AeL a See. 11. That It shall not be lawfol for tl the proprietor of eny pharmaceutical shop v to allow any perron not qualified, in aeeor H dance with the provisions of this Act. to h diapoaa of polaona or aompoond tba pre p oripiiona of phyaintena, end en? paraon h who, upon Indiotmant for violation nl thta * ration, abell be eonvleted of the earne, t! hall pay e floe not cxeeading five hundred n dollar*, or aaffer impriaoqment for the pa. riod of not more then ala month*. A Approvad March 13,1872. ^ llfcORP?RiTi ??5RUT. " 80HBR B?UrSaUQBKR BUND, .OF . frHl OITT.OF OHARLHBTON. , k Section V, B* It ?DMt?d by th* Senate md Hoom of RepreaaateUva* of lb* But* ?l South Carolina, now mot tad rtttlnft la J 3 antral Aatomblj, and by tbo authority of thi am: That V. Warner, J. H. Lioaebrick, J. 0. H. CUumoo, A. Nlmitx. J. B. Hataeman tod 0. O. Duoker, nod their amoeiala* and lueceaeora, be, and they are hereby, created t body politic and corporate, uodar the nam* and etyle of th* " Deuteaher Brnderlioher Bund," of th* city of Cfaarleaton. Sea. 2. That th* Mid corporation hereby Mtabliehed ahall have auooeaelon of officer* ad member*, according to Ita by law*, and iball have power to make by law*, oot repugnant to th* law* of th* land, and to have, u*e and keep a common *eal, and the una lo ( Iter at will, to *u* and be euad in any aourt in thla State, and to have and enjoy every 1 rUl.l n/Miikf ...A nrl.il... I_.l k ' K - IU?I??U? W BUWII 1 g corporation; and it ia hereby empowered lo take, hold, retain, poseeaa and enjoy all ' luch property, real and peraooal, aa may be given, bequeathed or deviaed to it, or may be acquired by purchaee, or in any other meaner, by aaid corporation. Bee 8 That the aaid oorporatioo may, from time te time, inveat their funda, moneys, assets, ana all other mooeya which It neay acquire, in auoh real or persona* property, stocks, public or private, notee, bills, bonda. with or without tecurily by | mortgage of real or pereonal property, or by surely, In auch auma, and on auch terma and 'conditions, aa it may deem proper.? And it shall, and may be, lawful for said corpoiatlun, from lime to time, and at all lime*, to eell, convey, mortgage, nseign, or transfer, any or all of its properly, real aod personal, aa, and when. It may derm proper and expedient, and to make and execute bonda, under the corporate aeal, with or without mortgage, for the purehaee of real or personal property. Bee. 4. That the members of raid society hereby incorporated shall be, individually, liable for the debts of said corporation, each rnombrr to the extent of one year's annual arrears which the said member may owe to lo the corporation, acoording to its by laws, In the year in which he may be sued for said corporation debt; but such liability rhail not attach until the corporation ahal' have been sued, and the nuila boon returned on execution, iu such auit. Bee. 6. That thl* act shall be taken and deemed a public act, and may be given In evidence, without being especially pleaded. Approved March 0, 1872. AN ACT Tft Ttn.rtui'Tvii tup ?t/^ttvT ^ 1 1IU WIUIUV TAINLODOK.NO. 15, OF THK INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS, OF 0RKKVTLLE COUNTY,SOUTH CAR- , OLINA. Section I. Re it cnactod by the Senato and House of Representatives of the State of | South Carolina, now met and sitting in General Assetnoly, and by tho authority of the aine : Tbnt all persona who now are, or hereafter may become members of Mountain Lodge, No, * 15, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, of Greenville County, South Carolina, be, and ( the same are heruby, deelarod and constituted a body politic and corporate, by the name and style above assigned. ^ See. 2. Tho Lodge aforcsnid shall have succession of officers and members, according to its by-laws ; and shall have power to make bylaws, not repugnant to tho laws of the land ; and to bare, use and koep a common seal, and the same to alter at will, to sue and be sued, In any Court of this State; and to have and snjoy every right incident to incorporations, g It is hereby empowered to retain, possess and mjoy all such property, real and porsonal, as I t may possess or be entitled to, or which shall i hereafter be given, bequeathed to, or in any " nantter acquired by it; and to sell, alien, or d ransfor the same : Provided, the amount so leld shall in do case exceed the sum of twenty housand dollars. Sec. 3. This Aet shall be deemed a publio tot, and continue in foree until repealed. Approved March 12, 1872. AN ACT TO ALTER AND AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED " AN ACT TO REVISE, SIMPLIFY ANp ABRIDGE THE 1 RULES, PRACTICE, PLEADINGS AND * FORMS OF COURTS IN THIS STATE." ef Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Hepresentati ves of the State of Soutli Carolina. tew met and sitting in Uoneral Assembly, and \ >y the authority of the same : That soction three hundred and ten (310) of ) an Act entitled " An Aet to reTlse, simplify 1 and abridge the rules, practice, pleadings and j forms of courts in this 8tate," approved the ^ irst of March A. D., 1870, be, and the same ? s hereby, altered and amended by striking '' >ut therefrom the words, " or by a referree X appointed by the court for thai purpose," md the word "referee" immediately there- f' ifter. jj Approved March 18, 1878. \N ACT AUTHORIZING JAM. C. TilOMP- P SON AND WIFE, KLIZAI1KTH THOMP? SON, TO ADOPT THE CHILD OF MARY COUCfl, GIVE IT THE NAME OF JAMES LAWRENCE ORR THOMPSON, { AND MAKE IT HIS LAWFUL HEIR. Ho it enacted by the Senate and Hwuse >f Representatives of the Stale of South Carolina, now met and sitting in General tsseinbly, and by the authority of the nme: That Jamea r. Tlu,mr,.?n -Ati. ? Slizsbeth Thompson, be, and they era hers?y, authorized and empowered to adopt lbs Mid of Mary Couch, to give it the name of / mes Lawrenoe Orr Thompson, And to nake It their lawful hsir. Approved March 12, 1872. kN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE REE. 1 DY RIVER RAPTIHT OUUROH, OP GREENVILLE COUNTY. Section I. Be it ?naoied by the Sen Ale nd Hcsss of Representatives of the Si Ate ~ f South Caiolioa, now met And sitting In I4nefel Assembly, And by the Authority of he SAine: Thsl T. W. Roc. Stephen Marehhanka Isrnst IlAwkina. And their associates And k ueeeeeoM. Are hereby reads a boJy corpor- |^| i? inn pontic, unoar lha o?m? ud itjli of ^ he "Reedy River Baptist Church, of Oreen> ilia Countywith ail the powers and privs leges vested in soeh like eorporailons by ( iw ; to sue and be sued, plead sad be im leaded, in their corporate eepaeity; to ava a common seal, *n<J alter the same at * fill; to eaaot euoh rules end bylaw*, 'or ha government of their body, oot rspup ant to the lew* of the lend. flee, t, This Aot to be deemed a public iot, end In force until repealed. Approved March, It, 1872. | . i 'LLL*1 sum tMMONIATBD mm CA8H PRICE AT FACTORS PHOSPHO-PERI . CASH, #50. ACID BONE CASH, #25. GROUND CAROL] CASH, #16. NOVA SCOTIA ] CA8I IIIE abort-named Amuontated Soluble F compounds of the highest grades of Bont rith Ho. 1 Perueleo Guano and animal maltei fertillsera In uae, dbmblning the Ingredients to ind Cereals. Whilst tbaaa Fertilisers are warranted to be keen materially reduced for tbe present seaaon. Manufactured and for aale at Cbdrleston, 6. JO> Meaara. Q. A. THEN HOLM A SDN, Genen Ibe South. For aaalyaes and oartlflcatea aend M APES'NIT SIJPEU-PIIOSPI THE OLDEST SUPERPHOSPHATE A SQMP08ED of Bonn, Potaih, Pho?phatie If and S^fphurtn Acid. No Bait, 9f lorbool of any kind uniI. F&tory opotT Nineteen Year* of P ENTHODUCtD IN 1863. QUICK ACTION AND PERMANEJ Ttilimony of Hundrtd* of W?U-APnoitn Plant Soil, row Durimj Ext $45-Cash?$50 Time. Pa FOSTER & HUNTER, AC KINSI* Jan 24?38-3m i?T? CinilSTOF & 4 Having Rer m a "v r. ULI III nillMlMiUh COTTON FACTOR AND GENERAL INKIIU 111(Ilit. accommodation WHARF, 3HARLE^TON, S. O. ???nfM- ?? wiU alsOy to/tfin tflacedin fundst jmr chase and forward all kinds of Merchandise, Machinery, Agricultural Implements, Fertilisers, dec, Oft 25 35 1 j Jt TO TIIEIR NE Corner of Broad and IVIc WILL take great pleasure in ? who will Una a choice a DRY GOODS, which will be di8p< he most economical. ear An examination of Good&t Christopl 25 ly 202 and 204 Br ixtyPiv# First Prise Medals AwardedTHE GREAT jQHVKo6utheni Piano | MANUFACTORY. WM. KNABE &C0., Manufacturer* of GRANO, SQUARt AND UPRIGHT PIANO FORTES. BALTIMORE, MD. These Instrument* bare been before the 'ublie for nearly Thirty Year*, and upou heir excellence alone attained an unpurehaeit pre.eminence, which pronounce* them unqunled, in TONE. TOUCH, VORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY. All our Square Piano* bare our New Imirorcd Overstrung Scale and the Agrelfe Treble. We would call special attention te our late 'atented Improvement* In Grand Pianos and itiuare Grand*, found in n? ntha* Plana rhieh bring the f'iano nearer perfection then ies yet been attained. .*<> ?. leery Piano rally Warranted for Tire Team. We are by special arrangement enabled to urnish Parlor Organs and Melodeons of the met celebrated maker*, wholesale and retail t lowest Factory Prioe*. Illustrated Catalogues and Price Lists rou.ptly furnished on application to WM. KNABK A VO., Baltimore, Md. Or any of our regular established agencies. (. t. 18 24 ftm 1ENRY BISCHOFF 4 CO., I WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS IN BIOOABLB, rOBACCO, NO. 197 EAST BAY, mAtfcvwoi. .s. o. , BiaoHorr, * 0. wtTMKgH. i. h. riista. 0?t 15 98 6m A D litrw vaiiT~ i?sr~ tI,K PAGING CEANO. \ $46 PBR TON, TIMB, $60. JVIAN GUANO. TIMfe, $66. PHOSPHATE. TIME, $30. [HA PHOSPHATE. TIMB. $90. ^ ' rj LAND PLASTER. *.$I8. '?Ho nd Phoipbo-P*nrrt*n CtMwr;ir4 rkh i i ruoipsiM, mwna ?? (M nnDBima , making the moat concentrated lil fftMW quired to produoa and npyurt ihr CaWM riabi I if kept op to their high itandard, tlftr pyfce* k*T*' C.t by 4N B. SARDY A SON. il Agent*. Alao for sale by Agents throughout for pamphlet. Jan 24 38-3m 'ROSRSPED " I ATE OF LIME. IANUFACTURED IN THIN COUNTRY. Guano, Concentrated Animal Ammonioeal Mat* It Cake, Nitre Cake, Piaster^ oor Adulterant or Tor iuap^ctipu at all times.; 'radical Experience. 'w IT IMPROVEMENT TO THE SOIL. I?r? in ?f# Favor on ?v?t-y VHrietg of Crop anJ reme Adcerie^'tamna. yable November 1st, 1872JKNTS GREENVILLE, 8. C. tAlV:&.'HOWEU, <>V'U General Agente for South Carolina, No. 8 Eatt Bdy, ChnrlHtOA, N. C.' ? A I ~ ' <xa ua-a - ffrm a a *r ? ft i -< "?s. > OB6MT SO. noved Their (i *j td i()of W PREMISES, In to sit SU., Attfiiilii, Ga. ftiting on their Carolina friends, ssortment of every description of sed of at prices that must satisfy uid Prices respectfully solicited. r p i ^ ier Gray & Co., oad 8treet% AtfQUSTA, OA. IftiSnZ ; Wuilt, hiprhtH R n vj.* ?' . t>r?cr .w * Oca. Afialfrlw rrurUco.Cal ,**4 14 tewm II..I.T. tbalr WMMAal Oarttlvc Bffbata. TlMiar Bluer* m **t ?< *<! Pm.rr Drink. Made of {*?ar K?m. Wltlakejr, Praaf Hplrtla and R*fii*e l.tanora, doctored, till and awatlanad to pleaaa tba t**t?, aalletl fcTonle*," " Appetlter*." " Reatoren," Ac., that lead th* tippler en to drvnkeaaea* and rula, bat are a trv* .Medicine. nale from th* Natle* Root* and Herbe of California, frt* frap all Ale?k?ll? MtltimUnU. They are the ORKAT BI.AOI* PI.'KIPIKR and A LI PR UIVINU PttlKl'll'I.K, a HrtHl Renerator and IuTiporptor of tha System. earryInp off ail poisonous matter and r?*trrlr>f the bleed U a healthy condition. No person . an take these Rittere aeeordlnff la direct lone a?1 remain loo* swell, provided their bone* era not dealrered br mineral polaon or other mearie, and the vital arrena wasted beyond the point of repair. Tkar area Ueatle I'erpailie an waN as a Tenia, posnsvlnp. also, the eexllar merit . of aetine as a powerful ammt l? relk -lnp CunceeHen or Ioflainmatlon of thwLiver, d of all the Tlaeeral Orpane. > T rOltPINAUCOMPl.AII *. whether In roan* or old. married or ample, ai the dawn of woroanhohd or at the torn of life, tie e Tunis Bitters have no aenal. Par leteaaiaierr and (Avpnlv UAruatatlaai and fleet, llyepepeln or Indlpeetlnn. Bill awe. K?mli|eiii and latarmlttent ftvtiH Vklaffwaaa af tha " Ulead. 1,1 war, Ktdnrye and Nlnddor, tbeee Hlttaro heve been mat euneeuftil. Rush Diseases are caused hy Vitiated lllaed, which la *ene rally twndueeV by ffaramreaieat of Ike blcaalwe (Arcana. DYHPXI'ffIA OR INBHIWTIOIt, Haadaeha, Pain In the Shoulders, Coup he. TlpUtneas at tha Qjbapt. Disalneas, Roar Rrurtatlone of 11 the Momaeh. Sad Taete In tha itS^h. Hlllou, AMaoka. Palpitation of the Uoart, Inflaotmatlon a tha Lance, Pain In thkrrfffcmoef the Kidneys, am a hundred other painful symptoms an tha eft unequalled efflanay tfieUanalnff thaM6*l of ailing * ..4 lmn,.lIn, life .1? - ,k. SS&Gf"' FOR SKIN ninAMK, Brnptlona/fattcr, Ml fthauni. Blutahaa, R|>ote, rtmplaa. I'ltatulaa, Bolla, Uartmnolaa. Illtin-WormaJhnM Haa<1. flora Ryaa,Ureal palaa, Iteh, fc^ffa. ftflhnMratlonaoftlia Kin, Hqmora and Diafaaaa of the Hktn. of whatOrajt nam# ttr nature. Or* lllaratlv itiw ?p ami mi- t Otaanaa tha Vitiated Mfed vWn?y^fjau And Mo Jrtpnrttko Surotlnfi through the akin In I'lmpl*. ' PmpMona or Boraa : cUanaa It ?han yim And It abetructod and alqgflah In the valna: claanaa M Whan It tafoqt.and year faallnjra rou arbaa. Kun IK<" ..J ik. W?tik m.4 ik. ?rtn?snnr. PIN, TAPI,m? ?U?r mRMR, nrkla? ?" ?TtwHly Qglug >% fth For * !? Irr ?Ni ffltt nt Un?bti1U ?DII. Mi A. HP if? BR * CO.. WkolMM <tl)4 Rftill pralcra ||i Dint*. M*4tein?*. Cbemipftte, A?., At. M.ylO, IH7J 1 )y