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LAWS OP T33 STATU. I Acts and Toin't Resolutions Passed by the Legislature? fiessioQ 1870 and 1871. < [OFFICIAL.] XN ACT to Renew*and Amend the Charter Uie Town of Andt-rscn. Section* 1. Bo it. enacted bytlieSeu et? ojmI H^use of Representative*. of the ; 6tate of ijouUi Cuioiina, nn\r met an<iii ? ? * i i.. i?. i. fitting in Ueuems jvssemuij unu n.v , .authority of the same : j That from ami immediately after the , passage of-this Act, all uud every per-j; on or persons, who may have resided J within the corporate limits oi' the; Town of Anderson for one-year, or whoi rnavowna freehold 1 herein, are hereby! declared to be membprs Gt'the-corporatioii ' hereby to be created. Sec. 2. That the said person andiheir i successors shall, from and after the pas-' sage of tbis Act, become a body politic! .and corporate, and shall be known and; .called by the name of the Town of An-i derson, and its corponnto jrhKits shall! sx ton done mile hi the direction of the! .cardinal points, from the Court House I .thereof, ns a centre and form a square. ! JHIuc. 3. That the said town shall be; ..governed bv an Inteudant and four! Wardens, wno snau ne persons mat. actually reside within the limits of said J rnrrvoration. and have so at least1 twelve months immediately preceding! : their election. The said Iutendant andj \v ardeii* siKill be elected on the second iytw'r.dfiy in September in each year, ten ' -tiav?' notice being previously given, and; *ihall continue in'ofllee for one year, and ' until ttie election and qualiiieatioii of; their successors, and that all malej Inhabitauts of said town who shall have, attained the age of twenty-one years, i and resided therein sixty days immedi-j atcJy preceding the election, shall bo: fettled to vote for said lntendant and; Wardens: I'roridcd, That no person j shall be allowed to vote at any such! election who shall not have registered | his name a< a voter with the Clerk of the Council in a book or books, to be! kent by him for that purpose, by 10 J o'clock A. M., on the day succeeding! UVTI V 3UV.1I VIVWIWIM Sec. 4. That said election shall be held ; ?nsome convenient public place in said j Hflwn, from nine o'clock in the morning j mntil live o'clock in the evening ; and! when the polls shall be closed, the Man-j jagersshiill forthwith proceed to count the' votes, under oath, stating the whole' ttumbor of votes ca^, for each candidate j, or person voted for, ami shall transmit! their report of the same in a sealed en-j; velope to the lutendant of the town;; and if there be no such I-etendant. thej srme shall be transmitted to the Clerk i of the Court of Anderson County. The' said lutendant or Clerk of the Court j1 phall opon't he report of the said Mana-ji gers, ru'J shall annonr.'Ce and publish (he; wiiuiu number of tire votes cast, and the ( wh?3e htitter cast for each candidate, I the several candidates receiving I; the highest number of legal votes fori the offices for which they were voted. for shall be declared duly elected. Theji jTntendantand Wardens for the time be-ii ang shall always appoint three Managers I ( it* conduct thee>leetion, who, tie to re tncy #pen the polls for paid election, shail ( take the ^oatli fairly and impartially' ;to conduct the same. And the;j Intendant and Wardens, before enter-1] 4ng upon the duties of their office, shall i respectively take the oath prescribed by j< (the Constitatton of this State, and also ( .tlie following oath, to wit: "As Intendant (-or Warden) of the town of Anderson, I will faithfully and impartially, & the host of my ability, exorcise the irust renosed in "me, and will use my! best endeavors to preserve the peace and! carry into etfoct, according to law, the! purposo for which I have been ejected :1 So help rae God." Skc. 5. in case a vacancy shall! occur in the office of Intendant, or any! of the Wardens, by death or resigna tiou, or otherwise, an election to fill such ' vacancy snail be held by tho appoint- i tnent of tho Intendant and Warden' nr \v-inlprn and in case there be none' then, by the appointment of the Cierkj of the Court of Anderson County. Sec. 4. That the Intendant and Wardens, duly elected and qualified, shall be, during their term of office, vested with i fcll tbe pGwers and authority with which j Trial Justices are at present vested by i law, except the trial of civil eases, and 1 except as it may bo otherwise provided J in fh"<? Act; and tho fntendant shall, and may, as often as may bo necessary, summon tlie \Vardena lo meot in Council; any two of whom, with thelntenda'U.. or anv three \Vardens. may crm-j elitute a quorum to transact business,1 aiiil tuey snail be known by the name! ttfthe Town Council of Anderson; and1 thev and their successors hereafter to be' elected, may have acommon seal, which j may be amxed to ail the Ordinances;1 may sue and be sued, plead and bo im-| pleaded, in any Court of Law of Ivjnity 1 in this State, and purchase, hold possess ,1 aud enjoy, to them and tlieir successors j in perpetuity, or for any term of years. < *ny estate, real, personal or mixed, and j lt?w an mo* PCtt, U.i>J V..X. ? _ . | The same shall not exeeed, at any one* time, thosuoi of ten thousand dollars., And the said Intendant and Ward una 6hall have full power to make all fcucli rrjle?, by-laws and ordinances, rocpect-1 ri~ thr? roids. streets, markets and po-| lice of said town, a3 shall appear to them j necessary and requisite I'or the security, i welfare and couveuieneo of the tiaid! town, or sor preserving health, peace,! order and good government within the! same. And tho said Council may fix' and impose fines and penalties for the { ^violation thereof, and appropriate the; v6aoicxto tho public use of the said cor-! .poratlon: Provided, That in all ca^es of j a ho/1 Kaf^rn aui?] TiMph i ,ii tai.i ias uv iiau wiviu wuv umiv* ( Council, r.s hereinbefore provided, the party charged shall be cited to trial, by j> service lipon him of a summons, under," the hand of the Intendaut, or the Clerk! of the Council, wherein Khali bn express- !< ed, with certainty, the olFonce charged, ] ?ad the time and place of trial, which < ?hnl! bo made at Icrot five days I before the tho dry trial. 11 OhC. 7. Tnat tno said Intendant andii "Wardens of the said town shall have1 i full and only power to grant or refuse!* license to retail spiritoua liquors within j the said limits, which license shall be!1 granted in the same manner, and upon ! ] the same Auditions as they now are or < taliv hereafter be. under the law* of this 11 Bttae, except that the Town Coqucilji ehall have tbe power to regulato theji price of license to keep taverns to retail [jj pirituous liquors; Provided, That in n;>j instance that the price of a licence so to; keep tavern, or to retail spirituous li-; quor*. ?hall ho fiqed at a less sum than J is established by the laws of this State; and the powers vested formerly in tbe Commissioners of Roads, are hereby granted to the said Inteudant and War-, "*? ^ens within the said limits. and all raon-: ?Vf* T*aid for licenses, and for fines and j --forfeitures for retailing.spirituous liquors, j 'keeping tayerps and billiard tables with-1 Jntne.said limits without license, shall j' he approprttcd to ttie use* of said corpo-jf ?x . Thof nfnnrtsmt nw.\ . i urn; /"/(/(/hcjui ni?? ? !, Wardens -duly eleoted and qualified, ii abati not have power to grant any li-u /jonse to keefrtaverns, or retail Hpiritu-M oas liquors to extend boyond the term 1 Tor Which they have been elected. i Sbc. 8. That it it shall be the duty of : the Intendant and Wardens to keep all i streets, roads and ways, within their j corporate limits, open and ?jn good re- j jwtfr. and for that purpo.se they are in- . ' y Tested with all the. powers, granted j \ formerly to the Commissioners of Roads; -I {; * xnd they shall have power to compound j i vwith all persons liable to work the i 3|j&treot3, Way** and roads in paid town, such terms as they shall by ordi- s establish the moneys so received;! 8&A be applied to the public use. . ] 9. That the said Town Council jf baye power to impose an annual:"' zv7\"'-. upon tho keepers of all billiard ta-jl ^%>ir -.iaud ten pin ally's, or other pin I within the discretion of said ] and to grant or refuse licensee 1 for tho same, upon sucb terma and oondI- 01 Jons,.aptl aubtect. to~?u*(h--rpgn haffoirs, j 6T islfiey 'may by ordinance establish. I til l'bey shall also Gave power to impose aiC( rax, within their discretion, on all sales!ra made by irinernnt traders and auction-! ?ers, on all publio dravs, wagons, car-jal IM&CS, omnibuses, and other vehicle.? jal <t?pt for hire, and on the owners or pro-!ar j;rietors of all dogs, hogs, sheep, goats! fa aud cattle kept within the corporate limits of said town. The said town; pi shall have power to impose am annual!1 iRX on the amount of all sales of goods,!.?} wares and merchandize, and also on the j t! amount of income arising from all fac-;si f/?n(Jtrnon/1 tnnpnh?iMrl?v.\ 1 rv faculties and professions*, including the; ti profession of dentistry; also upon the!cc amount of income from all moneys pj loaded at interest, and from dividends t e: received from bank and other stocks: tt Provided, That no tax shall be Imposed ir; in any one ease, to exceed the rate ofic< thirty cents on each hundr d dollars, ot'jst the value of such sales and J icome; andj al the said Town Council shall also Ijave'e power to impose an annual tax on all-sl carriages and wagons, of whatever kind, 3; kept for private use; on all gold, silver ir and other watches kept fur private use, t( within the limits of said town ; and the v, said Town Council s'^all have power to ? : .lit nnnil.ll V !!/? I* V Artftf 1 il? it 1 *111 U.miUH , l.Vi. V AWVUMIIIj, | I J thirty cents on every luuuljtd dollars on ,it tho value of all rw,l estate lyingj eg within the corporate limits of siiil town, j t] the real estate of churcnes, and school jti associations excepted i and for that purpose they shall appoint three freehold- j<] ers resultjig therein, to assess the value: ft of real estate upon oath, and return the 'i assessment within one month, to said a Council for taxation, and to fill any tl vacancy occasioned liy the death, resig- m nation, refusal toscrve, or removal from y otTiee, of the said assessor; and the said {.si Town Council shall have power to reg-jb ulate the price of licenses upon all pub-if iic shows and exhibitions in said town, jo to erect a powder magazine, anc to com- t! pel any person holding more than twen- ?] ty-five pounds of powder to store the n same therein, and to make regulations ti for rates of storage thereof, and for keep- j ing and storing the same; and the saidjf< Town Council shall have power to en-pi force the payment of all taxes and as-jt scssments levied under the authority ofia thin Aft Artsiinst tin? nronurtv and persons v - - ~ 0 - l -1 / X - m I of defaulters to tlie same extent, and 111 the same manner, as is provided by law | n for the collect! >11 ?>f tho general State 10 inx, except that executions to enforce the [ (! payment of town taxes, shall he issued \ t< under the seal of tho corporation, and in directed to the Town Marshal, or other fi persons especially appointed by the said si Town Council to collect the same; anci|p all property upon which a tax shall be levied and assessed is hereby declared I A and made liable for the payment thereof! tl in preference to other debts due by the;s< person owning such property ai thejc! Lime of the assessment except debts due i t: the State, which shall be first paid.jii The said moneys, together with all;a; Dthcr moneys collected by authority of|L the provisions of this Act, and the or-i iliuan cos passed in conformity thereto,jit from whatever source said moneys may) '? tlw* f? on 11 /if A \\9 Us. |MIU lit LV/ vnv, J W* ) *1 town, for the use of the corporation. 8kc. !() That returns shall be made.) on oath, to the Clerk of the Town Coun-j cil, during tlie month of January injal each year, of the amount of of all sales | S i)f merchandize, professional, mechaui-jsi cal or other incomes, and uf the qut;n tl tity and kind of all other property than : real estate, subject to taxation uu^lcr the i pi provisions of this Act, by persons who 1st ruay be liable to pay the taxes on thelc< same; and the said taxes shall be paid tr sn or before the first day of March then ! tl next ensuing, upon failure whereof anylw perty in default shall be subject to the! tl penalties now provided*by law for failure tl to pay the general,State tax. 'j h Skc. 12. That tho said Town Council c< of Anderson shall have full power and} authority to requiro all persona owning >n a lot or lots in said town to make arid, a keep in good repair sidewalks in frout'of b paid lot or lots, whenever the eu,me shall t si front or adjoin any of the public streets jo of said town, if, in the judgment of'iv tho Council, such side-walks shall be i A necessary, the width thereof, and tho!p manner of their construction, to be desig-l ii nated and regulated by the Town Coun-1 cil; and, for default or refusal to make e and keep in repair such sidewalks, thclv Town' Council may cause thejd same to bo made or put in repair, and e require the owner to pay the price of! \ makitiff or repairtnir: and the saidlo Town Council are hereby empowered to e sue for and recover the same by action p of debt in any court of competent juris- ti diction in Auderson County : Provided, j u That sucli contract for repairing the]t same be let to the lowest bidder. |ti Skc. 12. That the said .Town Council; a shall havo power, with tho consent ofiR the adjaeent land owners, to closo alljd such roads, streets and ways within theje said town, as they shall deem necessary, I \ by sale of the freehold therein, either at j private or public sale, as they may i h adjudge best for tho interest of the said j si town ; and they shall have power to lay i ii out, adopt, open ami keep in repair ail^a such new street*, roads and ways, as j n they may, from time to time, deem nec-; v essary for the improvement and couve-jn nience of. said town: Provided. That'ei no new street, road or way, slmii be ii opened without first having obtained < iV tho consent of the land owner or owners [ h< through whoso promises any such new j ti street, road or way may pass. ti Skc. 13. The said Town Council *hall Ii have power, and are hereby authorized, 'u to elect one or more Marshals, (In addi- i rt tion to the Sheriff of tlie County ofitl Anderson who shall also bo a Mar- j ft! shal of the town, to fix their salaries and 11' prescribe their duties, who shall be|B sworn in and invested with ail the pnw- ti ers. and subjected to all the duties andjcl liabilities that Constables now have or |w aro subject to by law, in addition to It! tho duties and liabilities specially con-jtc ferred and imposed on them by thelbi Town Counoil: Provided, That their j?> jurisdiction shall be confined w.'thia d: the corporato limits of *aid town. hi Sec. 14. That the said Towu Council IC shall bave power to establish a guard ! tt hftiira nnH rn r>poc>r!Krt ho nnHinnnnn I 111 IJWUJV, U.MI JI4W.iM.IMV, X" suitable rules anrl regulations for keep- y< [ng and governing the sarneu and un- ei til such guard house shall he established. ??t they shall be- authorized to use a roorrt tl in the common jail of the county of A.nlerson for tho confinement of all ct ivho may be subject to be committed for violation of any ordinance of the town, w [Kissed in conformity to the provision* si >f this Act, and tho said Town Oounoil tl may, by ordinance, or tho said intendant as xnd Wardens, In person, any ono or n< more of them, authorize and reouire any j ni JIarshal of the town, or any Constable j d: ;pecjaliy appointed for that purpose, I si to twicst and commit to saia.'guard; th bouse, or jail of Anderson County, forjtli i term not.exceeding twenty-four hours,1 si iny person persons who, within thejtli corporate liu?U? of said town, may be en- b( raged in the breach of tho peace, any I c iotous or disorderly conduct, open ob-;di r?ii 11 lie. A run keuness. or in anv tl< jonduet grossly indwent, or dangerous|?p ;o tlio citizens of said town, or any of, of hem. And it shall be the duty of tae|P< Town Marshal to arrest and commit all j ti< such offender*", when required so tojai Jo, who shall have power to call tojn< their assistance the posee comitatim^ if m need be, to aid in making such arrests; b] mil, upon failure of said Marshals to B perform such duty as is required, ce they shall, severally,he subject to such hi Snes and penalties as the Town Council al tuny establish. And all persous so int-iar prisoned si all pay the cost and ex- in penses incidental to their imprisonment, ;Sl Provided. That such imprison-ict [pent shall not exempt the party from P< :he paymeat of any fiuu the council may impose, for the offence for which he *?e Day have :been committed. ck Sec. 15. The Baid ToWn Counoil or shall have power to collect the taxes la "romall the persons representing pub- ?li icly, within tho corporate limits, for es ^ain or reward, any play or shows of'di ivhat nature or kind soever, to bo used j la tor purposes of said corporation. I to Sec. 16. That all fines which shall tb hereafter be collected by conviction in | tli :he Courtcf Sessions, f<>r retailing, with- G it 1 Icon'within the corporate limits.th "*th8 tdwnfBhall lio pafu one-half to;nn e informer, and the other half to the S an nincil, for the use of tbe said corno-J us ,tioo. jhc Sec. 17. That the said Town Council in tall have power and authority to abate IP 1 nuisances wirhin the corporate limits j fit id also to appoint a Board of Health m r said town, and to pass all such ordi-' mjes as may ho necessary to define the M< nvers and dutic-3 of said Board. lot Si:c. IS. That the said Town Council1 k? lall have power to borrow money forlw le public use of the corporation, by is-Un ling," from time to time, as occasion jtii iay require, the bonds of the corpora- p on, bearing interest at a rate not to ex-fat W.l seven per cent, per annum, to be I in aid semi-annually, for an amount not to; or sceed fifteen thousand dollars; and for Un le payment of the interest, and the ulti-1 si late redemption of the principal, ac-'w ?rding to the terms of the loan, the'sl lid corporation shall, at all times, be li-| [tie: Provided, That the private proj>! tl rty of the inhabitants of tlif sMid town |al mil be bound for the redemption of the i cr lid loan in no other way than by the T nposition of an annual tax, according pi ) the provisions of this Act. And pro- d\ ided, further, That a majority of the rr wnersof real estate within the corpo-jm ite limits of said town shall first vote;rc l favor of issuing said bonds: and thejtr *id Town Council shall srive at least itr liirty days' notice of holdingsuch elec-ip; ion. jol Seo. 10. That the Tntendant and War- > C ens shall, during their term of office, j p e exempt from street duty. And each d 'ownCouncil shall, within one month) ftor the expiration of their term ofif lieirolfice, miikeout and return to their iioeessors a full account of I hoi r receipts o nd expenditures during their term; and i p ball pay overall moneys in their linmNja elonging to the corporation, and deliv-: p r up all property, books, records ami!a ther pa|X?rs incident to their oflice to c lieirsuccessors; and and failure so to p o, tticy shall be liable to the punish- a lent prescribed in the twenty-first Sec- p ion of this Act. si Snc. 20. That all ordinances hereto- p ?re passed by the Town Council of An- tl erson, in conformity with the anthori- ti y* granted by existing laws, shall be, k nd they are hereby, declared legal and tl alid. * p Sue. 21. For any wilful violation or t? e^lect of duty, malpractice, abuse or A ppression, the said lntcndant and War- d ens, jointly or severally, shall he liable ss > indictment in the Court of Sessions, j tl nd, upon conviction, to punishment by; t>: ne not .exceeding one hundred, be- p ides being liable for damages to any i* erson or persons injured. u: 8icc. 22. That all Acts, and parts of ()i ictfl, lie re to fore parsed, in relation to IT le incorporrtion of the town of Ander>n, be, and the same are hereby repeal- V :1. And this Act shall be deemed and si iken to be a public Act, and continue b 1 force for the term of twenty years, 0| nd until the end of the session of the legislature then next ensuing. el Approved the 9th day of March, A. ft.! b 371. T N ACT to Renew and Amend the j ji Charter of the Town of Hamburg, in I c>< the State of South Corollnn. I ;l; Section 1. Jie it enacted by the Sen- J s| te and House of Representatives of the j si tate of South Carolina, now met and a tting in General Assembly, and by p, je authority of the same : {Vi That from, and immediately after the b tissage of this Act, ail and every per- <(i m or porsons whomsoever, who are n institutionally qualified to vote for lembers of the General Assembly of ()] le State, and who shall have resided , ithin the present corporate limits of} ie Town of Br.m berg for a period of jo lirty days, and their successors, arc \ p ereby declared to be members of said ! t; arpo ration. |u O HTMinf cAtii nnrPAMi r UriV.-? ? x inv? CTHU ^ nd their successor* shall, from j, nd after the lavage ot' this Act, a ccome a body politicaiul corporate, aiul i' hall be krtmvn and called by the name!, f the town of Bamberg, and it* corpo-1 itc limits shall extend three-fourths of ^ mile, in the direction of the cardinal jJ obits, from the South Carolina depot,! ii said town, as a centre. f SiiC.3. That thesaid town shall bo gov-! rnedbyan Intcndant and four Wardens, I, rho shall have resided therein for sixty j avs immediately, preceding their! lection. Tho said Intendant and j Vardens shall be elected 011 the foc-i nd Tuesday of the month of April in I ach year, ten days' notice being |a reviously given; and shall con-it; inue in offloe one year, and!S; ntil the election and qualification of!a heir successors; and all male inhabi-j0 ants of said town, who shall have't, ttained the age of twenty-one years, j 2 nd resided therein thirty days imme- je iately preceding the election, shall be!S) ntitled to vote for said Intendant and! f, Vardens. !t] Sec. 4. That the said election shall be' p eld in tome convenient public place in 1 it lid town from eight o'clock in the morn-: ;\ if? until four o'clock in the evening; Ij nd when the polls shall bo closed, the ti lanagers shall forthwith count the* otes and declaro the election, giving 'ft otico in writing, to the persons Gleet-jb rl. The Intendantand "Wardens for the ai mo being shall always'appoint. the;n [anagers to conduct the election, who, j;t cforo they open the poll for said elec-jj, on shall take tin cath fairly and impar-j(? ally to conduct the same. And the;Sj ruenuaniaiiu w aniens ueiore entering. w pon'thc duties of their oflioes, fhall, jst sspectively, take the oath prescribed by j ic Constitution of ibis State, andjjri so tiio following oath, to wit: '-'Asjv utendant (or Warden) of the town of; <5 ambers, I will equally and impar-joi ally, to the best of my ability, exer-j rr se" the trust reposed in me, and j rp ill use my best endeavors to preserve ' i)( le peace and carry into effect, according I tt >law, the purports for which I havejdj sfti elected: So help me God." And if!ai iy person, upon beinj; elected Inten-Ju itit Warden, shall refuso to act as such j tl s shall forfeit and pay to said Towni]i: ouneii the sum of twenty dollars, fori], leuse of??aid town: Provided, That no l y, jraon who haaattained the age of sixty ' ji jars shall be compelled-to serve inUl f.hpr of snid offices: nor shall anvltr her person bo compelled to serve, more ?an one year. h Bkc. 5 Thatlncaso a vacancy should oc- ir irin the ollieeof Intcndantoranyoftlie i ti 'ardens, hvdeath, resignation, or other- \ ise, an election to fill such vacancy jci mil be held, by the appointment offer ie Intendantan'd Warden, or Wardens, igi i the ease may be, ten days' previous sr )tice being given ; and in case of .sick- (|< or temporary absence of tho Inten- j,| mt, the Wardens, forming a council, ?? tall be empowered to elect one of p< leir number to act as Intendant any | fH iree Wardens, constituting a quorum, jpa mil be considered as the Council for! }>( io transaction of all husine?c, coming jtli . foresaid town Council. tli Skc. 6. That the Intehdantanri Wardens' of 4ly cleoted and qualified, shall, during I os icir term of scrvice, severally and rc-;\\ leotively, bo vested with all the powers 11 a Trial Justice or Justice of the he eace, within the limits of said corpora- Vp ^u. And tho Intendant shall, er *?1 t\ if act O j mov " ""Vl ^ ""V j l"U jcessary, summon tho Wardens to! th eet in Council, and they shall be known !e| ir tho name of the tfown Council of|ar am berg, and they, and their sue- ai issora hereafter to bo elected, may Su ivo n common seal, which shall be T< fixed to all their ordinances, may sue fa id be sued, plead and be impleaded rlf any Court of law or equity in this s{; ate, and purchase, hold, possess and j in ijoy to them and their successors, in;ftri srpetuity, or for any term of years, ] m ly estate, real, personal or mixed, and ye 11, alien and convey the same: Provixl, The same shall not exoeed at any oc ic time, the sum of ten thousand dol- 0f rs. And the lutendant and Wardens or iall havo full power to make aud!HU tablish all such rules, by-laws and or-jap nances, not conflicting with the State1 dt ws, for the welfare and benefit of said te wn ; sai<l by-laws, rnlesand oidiuances gi io said CouncH may make shall, at all ra rues bo subject to re visa! or repeal by the W eneral-A?5cmbly 6f this State. And be iv 3 . . ' eaald Council mny fix and Impose fines t id penalties for the violation. thereof, t id appropriate t he Mine to the public es of the said corporation, and are d sreby empowered to collect the same, !d the manher now prescribed by law:;o rovidecl, No punishment sh'all*exce<id t 'ry dollars or thirty days' imprison- c: eirt. 1 Sec. 7. That the Int/-ndnnt and Ward-! i ?ns of said town shall have full and t ily power to grar.t or refuse licenses to; t ?ep taverns, or retiiil spirituous liquors'c ithin the corporate limits of, t id town, Upon such condi-;1 r>nsa*the\\ by Ordinance, may''impose: c rovidrd, That no license, shall be fixed j 1 ; a less sum than is established by theii w9 of the State; and all moneys sojt \1tr>r>fr>H ahnll ti<> fni? Hm e\t, . iid town, and that, the licenses granted, i ( mil not extend beyond the term to! r hieh said Intendant and "Wardens i mil have been elected. . !< 8. That it shall be the dnty of; < ie said Intendant and Wardens to kecp:< 1 roads, streets and ways within their ? lrporate limits open and in good repair. j< hey shall have power to com- ! Dund with all persons subject to road!] uty in said corporation and apply said j i loiieys so received to the public j| ?e of said town, and all persons i 'fusing or failing, after due summons, > work the roads or pay such commuition. shall be fined in such sum, not < scecditig twenty, dollars, and in case f a refusal to pay such fine, the Town ouncil may imprison such person or < ersons, for a period not to exceed ten : ays, as the Town Council may impose. > 8rco. 9. They shall also have power : t impose an annual tax not exceeding ,vi?ntv Pontc #iti mvh'v hnnrlnnfl ilnllnrttl. f tin* assessed value of all real and ersona! estate lying within the corporte limits of said town, (the real and ersonal estate of churches and sell no- . <3ochitii>ns exocpted.) The said Counil shall have the power to regulate the j rice of license upon all public shows nd exhibitions in said town, to ereet a owder magazine, and compel any pcr>11 holding more than twenty-live onnds of powder to store the same! lerein, and to make regulations for j 10 rates of storage thereof, and for eeping and for keeping and delivering le same, The said Council shall have ower to enforce the payment of all ixes levied under the authority of this , ?ct, against the property and persons, ot e fault era to the same extent, and in the tmc manner, as is provided by law for it'collection of the general State tax, \UVjlt llltll t'ACWUllVMO IV/ VlllUJV.1; LI IV ayment of the town taxes shall l?. wued under the seal of the corporation n< 1 directed to the Town Man-dial, o rher person especially appointed by tin own Council, to collect the same. Sue. 10. That the said Intendant and hardens shall have power to elect a!i ich officer?, as, in their judgment, may p.neccfirtiry to carry out the provisions f tiiis charter. ftne. 11. That Intendant and Wardens !cct shall, during their term of oJliee o exempt from street duty. Each own Council shall, within one month fter the expiration of their term of ofce, make out and return to their sue iissors, a inn account or uieir receiptud expenditures during their time, and mil pay overall moneys in their position 'belonging to the corporation y>d deliver up ail books, records, and apers incidental to their successors;' nd on failure to do so, they shali be linle to be fined in a sum not exceeding nc hundred dollars, arid by imprisonicnt for a period not to exceed sixty ays, or by both, such line and impris-. umcnt to be collected in any proper roper action by tne Town Council. Sec. 1-. That all Ordinances heretoire passed by the Town Council ol iamberg in conformity with the aulority grauled by existing lawa, as do ot T-VjS!ct with tlie constitution of the Initcd States, and of this State, shall e, and they are hereby, declared'legal nd valid. Sec. 13, All Acts or parts 0/ Acts eretofore passed in relation to the inorporation of the town of Jlamberj? v. and the same are hercbv repealed. Sec. 14. That this Act si mil be* deem(1 a public Ac:, aiul shall continue in jrce until.amended. altered or repealed. Approved the 2nd of March, A. D. S71. lN ACT in Alter find Rcnrio the Charter of the T'iwi of Manning. Section" 1. Be if. enacted by the Sonte and House of Representatives ofc the State of South Carolina, now met and ittinp in General Assembly, and by tlu uthority of the same, . That an Act ntitled "An Act to incorporate certain >\vu* and villages," approved on the 3th day of January, A. L). one thousand i?ht hundred and sixty, bo and the nine is hereby, altered and amended as \11/\\??a fr\ ti?if rPhnf fiv\tv* Qtnl nftew lie passage of this Act, nil and every erson or persons who shall have resided 1 the corporate limits of ^the village of tanning for two months, arc hereby eelared to be members of the corporaoil hereby to be created. Skc. 2. That the said person shall, om and after the passage of this Act, ecomc a body politic and corporate; nd shall lie known and called by the umc of the "Town of Manning," and s corporate limits shall extend onealf mile in every direction from the ourt House, .is a centre, cxeept on tlio de next to Black Iliver, tlio line of hieh, for: ficd at high water, shall ennitute its boundary in that direction. SRC. 3. That the said town shall be nverned by an Jntendant and four hardens, who<?hall have resided in the tate one year, and within the limits f the corporation for sixty days im-j lediately preceding their election, i he said Tnteudant and Wardens shall ? r\ r\ !? A D/uiAriil *V Ts\ii/!*? ?v C ! i U CIVWU Wl I LH\2 JJVVUilU ^LKJUMiXJ Ul j 10 month of April iu each year, ten! nys' notice be in.? previously given; ; 1(1 shall continue in oJHee one year, and I ntil the election and qualification o? { jcir succcssors, ami that'all male in-1 ubitanU of the said town, who shall! !ive attained tho ago of twenty-one!' :>ars, and resided therein two months ! nmediately preceding tho election, j mil be entitled to vote for said Inndantand Wardens. i Kko. 4. That the said election shall bei eld in some convenient public place j] i said town from eight o'clock inn le morning until four o'clock in thel . ening, and when tho polls shall beh os?ed, the Managers shall forthwith 11 >uiit tne votes anu uociare me election, . iving notice, in writing, to the j>sr- i ns elected. The Intendant unci War-!.< ins for the time being shalWalwaysl I point throe Managers to conduct the-j i .id. election, who, beforo they open the 11 >Ils for said election, take an oath 11 irly and impartially to conduct the IJ ,rne; and tiie Intendant and Wardens, ] ;fore entering upon tho .duties of t leir olllecf?, respectively, shall, take i ie oath prescribed by the Constitution { tliis State, and tho following < ith, to wit: "As Intendant (or r Pardon) of the town of Manning, * will, equally and impartially, to the [ ?st of my ability, exerciso the trust <; posed in me, and will use my best. j( ideavora to preserve the peace andjr .rrv into effcct, according to law.! r e "purposes for which I Gave been c ecteri: Bo help me God." And il c ly pervnn, upon being elected Intend- 11 it or Wnrdon, shall refuse to act an o ch, he tfhall forfeit and pay lo Raid o >vvn Council the sum of twenty dollars <] r the use of said town : Provided, That o > person, who has attained the age of c sty years, shall be com pel led to serve r either of the said offices, nor shall tl iy other person be compelled to serve u ore than one year in any term of throe t ft 1*8. fj Sue. 5. That in ense a vacancy should s cur in the ofTic<? of fntendant, or any a the Wardens,, by death, resignation, t otherwise, an election 4o fill a ch vacancy, shall be held by the't 'ir Intmentof the Intendantarid War- ii ins or Warden?, (as the case may be,)' c n days' public previous notice being In ven ; and in case of sickness or tempo- c ry absence of the Intendant, the o 'ardens formiug the Council elial!If > oinrowered 10 elect o:ic of their f tamber to act aa lutendant daring th Jme. Sec. 6. That the Intendant and Wai lens daly elected and qualified shall luring their term of service, tjeverall, ,nd respectively, be invested with a he powers of a Trial Justici >r other inferior Court. And th intendant shall and may,, as often a t may be necessary, summo ho Wardens to meet in Council, an woof whom shall, with the Intetidati >r any throe Wardens,constituteaquorur o transact business; and they shall b cnown by the name of the Town Counc >fMauning,and they and theirsuccessoi icreafter to tie elected, may have aeon non seal, which shall be affixed to a heir ordinances, may sue and be. sue* nay plead and be impleaded in an Wirt of Law and Eauitvin this Stati ind purchase, hold, possess and enjoy 1 hem and their successors, in perpetuit )V for any term of years, any estate, rea ir personal or mixed, arid sell, alie >r convey the same; Provided, The sail diall not exceed at any one time the sui )f ten thousand dollars. Atid the sai [ntendant and Wardens shall have fu power to make and establish all sue rules, by-laws and ordinances respec Ing the roads, streets, marketand poiii ni' said town, as shall appear to the necessary and requisite for the securit; welfare and convenience, or for pr nerving health, order and good gover: ment within the same. And c the by-laws, rules and ordinances tl said Council make shall, at all times, 1 subject to revisul or repeal by the Oei crai Assembly of this State. And tl said Council may fix and impose fin and and penalties for the violation ther of, and appropriate the same to tl public use of said corporation; Pr cided, That no punishment shall exce< fifty dollars' fine, or thirty days' ir prisonment. SRC. 7. That the Tntendanf. and Wa dens of said town shall have full ai only power to grant or refuse licenses keep tavern or retail" spirituous liquo within the corporate limits of said tow upon such conditions and under au< circumstances as to them sha'l see pro lerand right: Provided, That in i instance shall the price of a,license ;eep tavern or to retail spirituous 1 piors be fixed at a less sum than is t ablished by the laws of this State, at all moneys paid for licenses, and for tin and forfeitures lor retailing spirituo liquors, keeping tavern and biilia rab'es, within the sa d limits witho I e.-nses, shail be appropriated to tl public uses of said town: Provide Iliac the Intendantand Wardens du tceted and qualified shall not have poi er to'grant any license to keep tave >r retail spirituous liquors to extcif.l h tfnnd f li(' term for which t.hi?v hnvo hi?i lecfed. Sec. 8. That it shall shall bo tl duty of the Intendant and. Wardens keep all roads, streets and wa within their corporate limits open ai in good repair. They shall have pow to compound with all persons liable work the streets, ways and roads -aid town, upon such terms as they 1 ordinance shall establish, the moneys received to be applied to the public u >f said town; and all persons refusii >r failing to pay such commutation shi be liable to such line, not exceedii twenty dollars, as the Town Couni may impose. Sec. 9. The said Town Couni shall have power to regulate sales auction within the limits of said tow ami to grant licenses to auctioneer Provided, That nothing herein contai ed shall extend to sales by Sli ** fTcj nT r'ttnpf T?irlivrt nf IIWO, vitl a *'i VywuiU, i M'UiH Coroners, Executor* and Administi tors, Assignees iu Bankruptcy, or by ai Trial Justice, or other inferior Court. Skc. 10. They shall also have power impose an annual tax, not exceedii twenty cents on every hundred dolla of the assessed value of real and person estate lying within the corporate lim of said town, the real and personal est? to Churches and. School Associatio excepted, and to regulate the price licenses upon all public shows and exl bitions in the saiil town, to erect a po dor magazine, and compel any pcrs' holding more than twenty-five pouu of powder to store the same within, a: to make regulations for the rates of st< age thereof, and for keeping and deli ering the same. The said Council shi have power to enforce tho payment all taxes levied under authority of tl Act, against the property and person all do fn niters, to tho same extent, and the name manner as is provided by if for the collection of the general tax except tlmt executions to enforce t payment, of the town taxes shall he sued under the seal of the corporate and directed to the Town Marshal other person especially appointed by t Town Council to collect the same, ai all property upon which a tax shall levied is hereby declared ami made lial for the payment thereof in preferen to all other debts against the said pre erty, except debts due to the Stai which shall first be paid. Skc. 11. That the said Town Ooum siialI have power, with the consent the adjacent land owners, to closo i such roads, streets and .ways, within t town, as they may deem necessary, I the sale of the freehold therein, eith at public or public sale, as they m: adjudge best for the interest of the sa town; and they shall have power-to li out, adopt, open an*l keep in repair, : such new streets, roods and ways, wit in tho town, ar> they may deem new sary for the improvement and con vet encc of the said town: Provided, Th no new street, road or way shall be ope cd without first having obtained tl ccorsent of tho land owner or owne through whose premises any such ne street, roa 1 or way may pass. Sjcc. 12. That tho said Town Count shall have power, and are hereby auth rized, to elect one or more Marshals, ( addition to the Sheriff of Clarendo who shall also be a Marshal of the town to fix their salirjos and proscribe the duties, who shall be sworn in and i vested with all the powers, and subjec ed to all the duties and liabilities th Constables now have or are subjected by law, in addition to the duties at liabilities specially conferred and impn cd upon them by tho Town Counei Provided, That their jurisdiction sh;i be conlined within the limits of sa town. . Sec. 13. That the said Town G'onnc shall havo power to establish a guai house, and to proscribe by ordjnatx suitable rules and regulations for keej ing and governing the same; and unt such guard house shall bo establishei they shall be authorized to use a rooi in the common jail of Clarendon Count v?|. tit u Aaii It Atn.Aht st ? i \ n fn a n o run iwt mo v.*' 111111 uiii v; 11 i> w i j;L*icunr? ?? m# inn oe be subject to be committed for violi :ioti of any ordinance of the towi passed in conformity to the provisior if this Act; and the said Town Counc nay, by ordinanco, or the said Intel lantand Wardens in person, any on >r more of them, authorize and reguii my Marshal of the town, or any Cor itable specially appointed for that pu jose. to arrest and commit t> sai ruard house, or jail of Clarendo bounty, as the case may be, for a teri lot exceeding twenty-four hours, an person or persons who, within th lorporate limits of said town, may b sngaged in a breach of the peact my riotous or uisorqcrjy coixiuci pen obscenity, public drunken tines.ir any conduct grossly indecent, o langerous to the citizens of said towr ir any of them; and it shall be the dut, ;f the Town Marshal to arreat and com nit all such offenders, when required t lo so, who shall haver to call to thei ssistanee theposse comiiatiis, if need be o aid in making such arrests; and upoi nilure of the Town Marshal to perforn uch duty as required, they shall.sever lly be subject to such fines and penal ies as the Town Council may establisTi nd all persons so imprisoned shall pa; he coats and expenses incident to thei* mprisonment, which said costs am xpenses shall be collected in the sanv nanner as provided by this Act for tin ollectiou of fines imposed for violatioi f ordinances; Provided, That such im 'monument shall not exempt the parti rem the pnymcat of any fine the Coun e cil may ithpoec for which he may have been committed* Sfic. U. That the said Town Council 1, shall have the power to collect the taxes V from all persons representing .publicly, II within the corporate limits, for gain or j, reward, any plays or shows, of any kind e whatever, to be used for the purpose of . is the said town. n Skc. 15. That all the fines which shall y hereafter be collected for retailing withit out license within the corporate limits i n of the said town, shall be paid, one-half e to the informer, and the other half to il the Council, for the use of the said s town. i t- Sec. 1G. That the said Town Council III ahull have power to abate all nuisances i, j within their corporate limits, and also yito appoint a Hoard of Health for said j, town, and to pass such Ordinances as ;o may be necessary to define the powers y and duties of said Board for neglect of 1,'duty or refusal to serve: Provided, n I That no fine hereby authorized to be ie imposed shall exceed the sum of twenn ty dollars. <1 Skc. 17. That the said Town Council | 11! shall have power to borrow money ill for the public use of said corporation, 't- by issuing, from time to time, as occaue gion may require, the bonds of the cor-' m poration, bearing interest at a rate not y, to exceed seven per cent a year, to be e- paid semi-annually, for an amount not n- to exceed live thousand dollars; and for dl the payment of the interest and ultile mate redemption of the principal, accorae ding to the terms of the loan, the said ii- corporation shall at all times be liable: le' Provided, That the private property es of the inhabitants of the said e- town shall be bound for the redempne tion of said loan in no other way o- than by the imposition of an annuat 3d tax, according to the provisions of this n- Act. Sec. IS. That the Intendant and Warir dens elect shall, during their their term id of service, be exempt from struct duty, to Each Town Council shall, within one rs month afier the cxpiiation of their n, term of office, make out and return jh to their successors a full account of their m receipts and expenditures during their 10 term; and shall pay over all to moneys in their possession belonging to li-jtho corporation, and, deliver up all is- J books, records, and other papers incild | dent to their olflce, to their successors; es I and on failure to do so, they shall be liable us to bo fined in a slim not exrd ceeding one hundred dollars, to be ut collected by any proper uction by the lie Town Council. d, Sue. 10. That for ahy wilful violation ly or neglect of duty, malfea-unco in office, iv- abuse or oppression, the said Intendant rn and Wardens, jointly and severally, ?e- shall be liable to indictment in the Court 2n of Sessions, and, upon conviction, to punishment as prescribed in the precedlic ing Section, besides being liable for to damages to any person or persons toys jured. id Skc. 20. That all ordinances heretofore er passed by the Town Council of Manning to in conformity wish the authority granted in by such, existing laws as do not conflict jy with the Constitution of the State, shall so be, and they are hereby declared legal se and valid. it? Sec. 21. All Acts and parts of Acta ill heretofore p.ossed in relation to incorig poration of the viliage of Manning, be, iil and the same are hereby repealed. in is aci Rntiii oe uwincu a cil public Act, and continue in force until at amended, altered or repealed, n. Approved March the 9th, A. D. 1371. a: nl0* AN ACT to Amend an Act Entitled"An te> Act establishing a line beyond which 'a* the Wharves shall not be extended in the V City of Charleston, and for other purpoles," Ratified iils? day of Dcccmto bcr, A. J). 1880. Suction* l. Be it enacted by the Senirs ate and House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina, now met and 'to sitting in General Assembly, and by the lte authority of the samp: *13 That the line established by Section 1 of of an Act entitled "All Act establishing "??_ t?... _ 1 ?i n. . ...i ^i._n 11 a line ueyouu wuicn uic wum vra hiiuu w" not bo extended in the City of Cbarleson ton, and for other purposes," ratified the ds 2lst day of December, A. D. 1830, be exnd tended to tbc blue line, lettered 15, C. I). >r- E. F, as marked and laid down on a iv- plat of the wharves on the Eastern all boundary of the City of Charleston by j Louis Barbot, City Engineer, dated the lis'Gth day of January, A. D. 1871. of Sec. 2. That it shall bo the duty of >n the City Council of Charleston/to cause isv the aforesaid plat with the line marked es, out by the City Engineer aforesaid, to be be recorded In the office of the Secretary ot s- State, and, also, In the office of the lteg>"? ister of Mesne Conveyance for Charles<>r ton County within six months after the he passage of this Act. nd Approved the Oth day of March, A. D. be 1871. >le ce *' AS ACT to Amena an Act j^uiuea ' "An Act to Regulate, the Agendas of .. Insurance Companies not Incorporated C1' in the State of South Carolina. ?j Be it enacted bythe Senate and House I of Represcntatives.of the State of South , ? Carolina, now met and sitting in Genor^ al Assembly, and by the authority of tr the same: }y. That Section G of an Act entitled "An 1(| Act to regulate the agencies.of InsurY; I ance Companies not incorporated in tlic .State of South of South C'aroliua, bo ,I amended so as to read as follows: "That J l'or every license issued by the Conip"" troller-Geueral under this Act, the Comat pany, or agent, takiug out such license, j shall pay, or cause to be paid into the 10 Treasury of the State, the sum of five dollars, the same to be appropriated for u' the use and benefit of the State." ., Approved the 9th day of March, A. D. 1,1 1S71. o in ?. AN ACT to Amend an Act Entitled i.) "An Art to provide for the Conversion ir of State Securities." ?- Be it enacted by the Senate and House t- of Representatives of the State of South at i Carolina, now met and sitting in Generto al Assembly, and by the authority of the itl same: s- That an Act entitled "An Act to pro1; vide l'or the conversion of Stale socuridljtiea," approved March ?>, A. D. 1839, id j be amended as follows, to wit: The worUa "to bo appropriated 10 ms own :il use,"-in the third and fo rth lines of rd Section 3d, to be changed so as to read 3e "to be appropriated for the u.so and benp efit of the State." ;il Approved the Oth day of March, A. D. i, 1871. in iy JOINT RESOLUTION to Provide for A- the Publication of the Decision* of the Supreme Court delivered during the J* yruvs 1868, 1809 and 1870. i- Section 1. Be it Unsolved by the 'e Senate and Hotisi of R presentalivos ? of the State of South Carolina, now r.|and sitting in General Assembly, and rijbythe authority of the same: Thatj " Ithe Justices of the Supreme Court be 11 jauthorized to contract with the Hon. ? J. S. Gr. Richardson, of Sumter, South ie Carolina, to prepare for publication, ?, anfl superintend the same, the dccist. ions of the Supreme Court delivered. during Uhe years 18G8, I860 and 1870, |r now on file, at a price not exceeding y one thousand dollars, and the print ing of said decisions shall be done by 0 the Republican Printing Company; (r Sec. 2. That William llutson \Vigg, n' j late Reporter of the Supremo Court njon demand of tho Hon. J. S. Gr. Richardson, after tho making of the con-j tract in the first section, provided for, (deliver to said Richardson, the ccrli- I p fled copies of the decisions of the j Supreme Court furnished him by the j e Clerk of tho Supreme Court, during 0 his term of office, and all papers rela1 tivo 1.0 said decisions coming to him "j by virtuo of his oftico, Approved March 2;. 1871, ETIWAN1 "* f v J V*) \X7"E WOULD announce to V y in the next week anoth fertilizer. We have sold out th< Any One desiring to invest in E" grade of fertilizers made in the I their order as early as possible, a more this season. The terms on such as cannot fail to make it to tl fertilizer. We are prepared.to f the best men in the country, ir ETIWAN as a first class manure (Inffr\? m*nr\ onr?lir TTltiuroTi > vvtuvxi jTI 7 W11 v? a WHITE, SMF Marcli 17, 1871, 47?tf GROCERIES '& / Our Mr. HAS just returned from B lie lias purchased, at the LOWEST N A. CHOICE S] FAMILY The public, and especially oi I to examine our uoocls beiore p no superiority over other fiirs that our prices shall be as low, exact quality represented. Norwood, . March 31, 1871 49-tf WE RECETONG- a Fine Assort and STAPLE DRY G( K. U JLtXJUZ.'? J For sale by NQRWOQ Morch 31,1871 49, tf ? ? Groceries an ' ' 1 . f } l .*' ' AT PRICES TO SI A mTAlQTVQ vv Jt< JUl A LARGE CORN, Oats, Molasses, Bacon Balk Meat, ( Sugar House Syru] Brown Sugars, White and Java Coffee Candles, Nails, Ma GREATLY BE 10% PERSONS who have been ordering tl calling on QUARLE! March 31. 1871, 49?tf K. K!)\ DEAX GROCERIES, MB PLMTM NO. 2 mars: ABBEV1LU WOULD BESPECTFULLY infpm ho has on baud and is constant* CHOICE FAMI) which he is offcri His STOCK consists in part of the foil COFFEE, REFINED and RAW SI SYKUPS. NEW-ORLEANS BACON, LARD, CIIEESE, POTATOES, MACIvEI SALT, CORN, MJE CRO.CKKRY r Cl 4 T) r? T >1 O.IJLVi/X^ CONE j NUTS, and all articles usually kept in a G-roc TIic public arc solicited to call and All kinds of COUNTRY PltODUC February 24 1871, 44?tf "CARPETS AT E Great Bargains Offer IN order to reduce stock before the 1st Inducements to purchasers: Carpets, worth 50 and cents, at 35 an Carpets, worth SI to $1>.50, at 75 cents t< Carpets, worth SI.75 to $2.25, at $1.25 t< English Body Brussels at cast of impor English Velvets at less than Cost. Crumb Cloths and Druggets at Cost. Our Country Customers are invited to those who have been waiting for a reducl T U,.n J jiidu j Civr lLluil^ uuiii'u utrii iwu iaic. All Carpets made for thirty days at hall Floor Oil Cloths, Window Shades and ' All are invited to partake of Bargains a JAMES G, Mar 31,1S71 40, St] ?Tci THE undersigned has ot JUSTICE in the Court :o his hands will be promptly at! 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Callaiidsce. , NORWOOD, DuPEE & CGti3ANK FEISTS! i . i D, DuPRE & GO, ---I-1 -1 ?? - - -V Provisions I rrr the times, at RRIN & CQ.'S STOCK OF FliOUR, Sides, Bacon Shoulders, Jountry Hams, 3, Silver Drip Syrup, ; Sugars, Eyo, lagayta 5, ffiaceral, Soap, tches, Etc., Etc , at DIJCED PRICES, : 0 MB H'e tic above from abroad CAn gave money by 5, PERRIN 4 CO. VARDS/,ER. Itf . V PROVISIONS, ' TOH SBPfiiSS, HA.LL HOUSE, . E C. H? S. a t . * i > ' i bis friends oncl the public generally, that y reoei viug A SELECT STOCK of LY SUPPLIES, [ng low* for CASII, lowing articles, viz: . . - <i i fGARS, / MUU.IKSJ'jW* RICEr, flocfe, ' IEL and COD FISH. !ALj. BOOTS and SHOES. nd glass YVA HE, CANPtfS.. , ES, OYSTERS, blacking, . lensed milk, spices, candies, l WELL SELECTED STOCK of , eries. examine for themselves. ? taken in exebange for Goo<Jf. EDUCED PRICES, ed for . Thirty Days. of Ma}", we will offer thfc following Gfcai d 40 cento. > VI.' J $1.50. lation. . ... come forward and purchase, especially tiou in prices. f pjice. Wall Papers Very Low*. it . , BAILIE & BROTHERS, 205 BROAD STLtBET. Lmd. ^ened his Office as TRIAL House. All business entrusted tended to. iaphakt, TRIAL JUSTICE A. C,