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jl ii lT,fHii> I \m Band (83,000) dollars be, and the fecmo is hereby, appropriated,. to fur 'titeb'Turhitnfyfrr the btrihTing known 1 as the '-'Now Asylum," and to refurnish the "Old Asylum." Slc. 3 Thut the sum of tvro thousand ($2,000) dollar# be, and the sa^\el in nnnropriated for the pur-i pose of building chimneys, and furnishing stoves for heating the "Old; Asylum." 6tc. 4. That tho above appropria-j tion of forty-seveu thousand ($17,000,'! dollars sha.l be paid by I lie fStati- j Treasurer, upon tho order of the' .Board of JRegents of Lunatic Asylum.! approved by tho Governor, and the! s:iid orders shall be vouchers lor the; same. Approved March 9, 1371. AX ACfc to Alter and Hcnav the Cl.arIcr of Hie Town of Darlington. Section 1. lie ii enacted by the SenaJe and House of lvepreseniatives of the {State of youth Carolina, now m.U ami fitting in General Assembly, and by Authority of the same : That an '"Act entitled "An Act to incorporate certain towns and villages/' approved on the JWth day of January, A 1)., one thousand eight hundred'ami sixty, be, and the same is hereby, altered and amended a=> follows, to wit: That from and after the passage of this Aefc. all and everr nerson or uersxms. who ishall have resided within the corporate limits of village of Darlington lor two months, are hereby declared, to be members of the corporation hereby to be crented. 13ec. 2. That the said persons slir.ll. from and after the passage of this Act, become a body politic and Corporate, and shall be known and called by the name ,of the town of Darlington, antf its corporate limits shall extend one and one-hall ipHe from the Court House except on the north-east,*east ami northwest sides, ^yhi.ch shall lie bounded by Swift Creek and Indian Branch. Sec. 3. That thesaid townshall be governed hyau Intendant and four Wardens, who shall have resided in the fcftato one year,and within the limilsof the corporation for two months immediately preceding their election. The said Intendant and Wardens shall be elected on the second Monday of-the month of April in each year, ten days' noticc being previously given; and shall continue in oliice two .year*, and until the election and qualification of liAii. cn/V?ncar>rc and nil mats illhahi tants of paid town, who shall liuvc attained the age of twenty-one years, -und cesided therein sixty'days immediately preceding tlie election, shall be entit,k;d 'to vote for said Intedaut and ^Yardeus. . -Sec. 4. That the said elccetion shall be held in some convenient public place in * said town from six o'clock iu the morning until six o'clock iu the evening; and when the polls shall be closed, the managers shall forthwith count the votes and declare the eloction, giving notice i.n writing, to the persons elected. The Intcndant and Wardens for the time being shall always appoint the Managers to conduct the election, who, feefore they open the poll for said election shall take an tath fairly and impartially to couduet the same. And the Intendantaud Wardens before entering upon the duties of their offices, shall, rntp. the oath prescribed bv "the Constitution of this State, ami ttlso the following oath, to wit: "As; jfntendant (or Warden) of the town of Darlington, I will equally fimj,impartially, to the best ot my ability, exercise the trust reposed i? me, and \vill use my best endeavors to preserve $he peace and carry into eflect, according to law, the purposes for which I have -been elected: So help r.ie God." And if any person, upon being elected intendant Warden, shall refuse touet as such he shall forfeit and pay to said Town ?2eiH&ii the sum of twenty dollars, for the use of said town: Provided, That no person who has attained the age of sixty years shall be compelled to serve in cither of said offices; nor shall any other person be compelled to serve, more than one year in any term of three years. fai'C. O iilUUIIltlH' 11 VHi'ilii mi u linn ?;purin the otlicejof fntendantorany of the Wardens, by death, resignation, or otherwise, an election to till such vacancy shall be held, by the appointment of .the Intendantand Warden, or Wardens, as the case may be, ten days' previous notice being given ; and in case of sickness; or temporary absence of the Inten.dant, the Wardens, forming a council, shall "be empowered to elect one of lheir number to act aslntendant dtrrfng thS time. Sec. 6. That the Intendantand Wardens 'duly elected and qualified, shall, during their term of service, severally and reKnectivel.v. he vested with all tiie powers of a Trial Justice or other Inferior Court. And the Intendant - shall, ' and may, as often as may be necessary, summon the Wardens to meet in Council, any two of whom, with the Iritendant, or any three Wardens may constitute a quorum to transact business, and they shall be known by tbo name of the Town Council of Darlington, and they, and their successors hereafter to ho elected, may have a common seal, which shall be affixed to all their ordinances, may sue and be sued, plead and be impleaded in any Court of law or equity in this State, and purchase, hold, possess and enjoy to them and their successors, in perpetuity, or for any term 'of years, any estate, real, personal or mixeif, and sell, alien and convey the same : Provided, The same shall not exceed at any one time, the sunTof ten thousand dollars. And the Intendant and Wardens ?hall have full power to make and establish all such rules, by-laws and ordinances resnectinc the roads, streets, market and* j>olice of said town, as thai I appear to tlicm necessary and requisite for the security, welfare aud convenience of said town, or for preserving health, peace, order and good government within the same; and all the by-laws, rules and oidinances the paid Couucil may make shall, at all times . ..be subject to revisal or repeal by the General Awemblv of this State. And thesaid Council may fix and impose lines and penalties for the violation thereof, an.d appropriate the same to the public uses of1 the said corporation': Provided, That no fine shall exceed fifty dollars for any one offence. Sec. 7. That thelntendant and Wardrtnt.a nf Oftill fllVVJl Shftll hftVC fllll Slid only power to grant or refuse licenses to keep trtvferns, or retail spirituous liquors within tlie corporate limits ol Slid town, upon such conditions and under such circumstances as to them shall seem proper and right: Provided, That in no instance, shall the price of a liccnse to keep a tavern, or to retail spirituous liquors, be fixed "at a less sum than is established by the Jaws of the State; and all moneys paid for licenses, and for tinea arid forfeitures lor retailing spirituous liquors, keeping taverns and billiard tables, within the said limits without licenses, shall be ' Appropriated to the public uses of said town: Provided, That the Intcn<}ant and Wardens duly , elected and qualified, shall hot "have power to grant any license to keep taverns, or retail spirituous liquors to extend beyond the tetin for which they have been elected. Sec. 9. That it shall "be the <frity ol the said Intendant and Wardens to keep ail roads, streets and ways within their corporate limits open and in good repair, They shall have power to compound with all persons liable to work the Streets,ways and roads, in said town, upon such terms as they shall, by ordinance, establish ; the moneys so received ttj.be applied to be applied to the jsubiib use oi said town, aud all persons refusing or fttilrng to pay such comma tation snail be liable to pay such fine, il8t exceeding twenty dollars, as the Town Council may impose. . Sec. 0. The said Tottn Council shall have power to regulate sales at auction within the limits of said4own, and to . prnnf licenses to auctioneers: Provided. Nothin hereing contained shall extend to sales by Sheriff, Clerk of Court, Judge ' pf Pro hat e, Coroner, Executor or Ad nuncree of any^Courtj; Trial Justice or other inferior Court. - ** Si:c. 10. Tliev shall also have power ! to impose an annual tax uot exceeding laity cents on every hundred dollars of the a^e^ed value of all real and personal estate lyiag" within the corporate limits of. said tnWn, "(tl?e real and [ personal estate of churches and tchooassoeiaiions excepted.J The said Council sliall hove the power to regulate the price cf license .upou all public shows and exhibitions ill *aid town, to ereet a powder in:HTH7.inc, and compel any per>0:1 holding more than tw,euty-live pounds of powder to store the same therein, and to make regulations for the rates of storage thereof, and fc?r keeping and for keeping and delivering the same, The said Council fchall have power to enforce the payment of all taxes levied under the authority of this Act, against the property.and persons, of defaulters to the same extent, and in the! Siiuie manner, as is provided by law for1 the enllo.-tu.n fit' t!i<> rrniM'sl Stale tax. - " o --- rt 'I except tnat executions to enforce the }>aymcnt of the town taxes shall he issued under the seal of the corporation, and directed to the Town Marshal, o-j other person especially appointed by the i ['own Council,.to collect the same; and |all property upon which a tax shall he I levied is hereby declared and made Iiai hie for the payment thereof In preference to all ot her debts against the said prop-j jerty, except debts due to the .Stale, j which shall first be paid. Slic. 11. That the said Town Council shall have power, wi'Ji the consent of the adjacent land owners, to close all such roads, streets and ways within the said town, as they shall deem necessary, by sale of the freehold therein, either at j private or public sale, as they may I adjudge best for the interest of the said ; town ; and they shall have power to lay out, adopt, open and keep in repair all such new streets, roads and ways, as they may, from time to time, deem necessary for the improvement and convenience of said town : Provided, That j no new street, rotid or way, shall be | opened without first having obtained ! the consent of the.land owner or owners uirougn wnose premises any suuu nc? street, road or way may pass.* Sue. 12. The slid Town Council shall | have power, and ar? hereby authorized, l to elect one or more Marshals, Jin addiJ tion to the Sheriff of the County of I Darlington,) who shall also be a Mar' shal of the town, to lix their salaries and | prescribe their duties, who shall be |sworn in and invested with all thepowl ers, and subjected to all the duties and liabilities that Constables now have or are subject to by law, in addition to the duties and liabilities specially conferred anil imposed on them by the iTuwn Council; I'mridnd, That their (jurisdiction shall be confined within the limits of said town.Sec. 13. That the said Town 'Council shall have power to erect a Market House, and provide regulations for the isanie: Provided, That no Market House i is erected upon the public squares, so as I to endanger, bv its'^roximity, or the ; materials of which it is* constructed, (any other public building. They L-hall al>o have power to establish a guard j house, and to prescribe, by ordinance, suitable rules and regulations for keeping and governing the same; and unj til su'eh guard house shali be established. | they shall be authorized to use a room I in the common jail of the count of Dar(lington for the confinement of all I who may be subject to be committed for violation of any ordinance of the town, passed in conformity to tlie provision* ! ! 1 ?i.~ fr....... (li lllis rvi'l, iiuu uic rvum- n v.uuihii ! may, by ordinance, or the said Inlemlant iuud Wardens, in person, any one or ; more of them, authorize and require any | Marshal of the town, or any Constable j specially appointed lor that purpose, to arrest and commit to said guard ! house, or jail of Darlington County, lot* la term not exceeding twenty-four hours, 'any person or persons who, within the corporate limits of said town, maybcen|gaged in the breach of the peace, any riotous or disorderly conduct?, open obscenity, public drunkenness, or in any I conduct grossly indecept, or dangerous i to the citizens of said town, or any oi j lhem. And it 1 be the duty of tae i Town Marshal to arrest and commit all [such olTcudcrs, when required so to | do, who shall have power to call to t their assistance the pome com Hat us, ii j need be, to aid in making such arrests; land, upon failure of said Marshals to i perform such such duly as is required, j they shall, severally,be subject to such ! tines and penalties us the Town Council j niijy establish. And all persons so imi prisoned shall pay the cast and expenses incidental'to their imprisonment, 1 wiiicl? said co,t and expenses shall be collected in the same manner as is pro| vided by this Act lor ihe^cvdlectioii of ! fines imposed for the violation of ordinances: Provided, That such imprison' meuL shall not exempt the party from i the payment of any tine the council may I impose, for the offence for which he 1 may have been committed.* Bkc. 14i v The Maid Town Council 'shall have power to collect the taxes j from all the pbreons representing pub! licly, within the iJorporate -limit*, for gain or reward, any play or shows ot 1 any kind whatever, to be used for pur! pose of said town. [ - Srcd. 15. That all fines which shall j hereafter be collected for retailing, without license, within the corporate limits of the town, shall be paid one-half to ! the informer, and the other half to the Council, for the use of the said town, j Si:c. 16. The said Town Council shall I have full power and authority to abate j all nuisances within the corporate lim| its, and al.^- to appoint a Board of i TT..nitii for c.aid town, and to nass such | Ordinances as may be necessary to de! fine the power* and duties, awl to i in? pose fines and penalties unon the members of said Board for neglect of duty or jrefusal to serve: Provided, That no fine |hereby authorized to be imposed shall i exceed the sum of twenty dollars. The i*aid Town Council of Darlington 'shall have power and authority to rc1 quire.theowneror owners of any lotorlots j in said town, to keep the streets in front ioftsaid lot or lots clean of all filth and , rubbih, and, also, to make and keep in \ good repair sidewal ks in front of said iotor 'lot*, whenever the same shall front or |adjoin any public street of said town, I if, in the judgment of the Council, such :sidewalk shall be necessary, the width .. thereof, and the manner of their eonjstruetion, to be designated and regulated ,jby the said Council; and for default 01 J refusal, on the part of such owner or j owners to keep the said streets clean, or i to make aud keep in repair such side [ walks -whenever;required, the-said Town ' C<?uncil may cause ihe said streets to be cleaned, or sidewalks to be made and I kept in repair, and require such owner !or owners to pay the costs and enpenses i tiiereol:. Provided, however, That contracts forcleaning the said streets, makling and putting in repair such sidowulks, : shall be let to the lowest bidder. I Sfc. 17. That the said Town Council hall have power to borrow money fm I the public use of the corporation, by isj suing, from time to time, a-j occasion iirtay require, the bonds of the corpora| tion, bearing interest at a rate not to ex] oeed seven per centuin a year, to de paid semi-annually, for an amount not to ex!phi>(1 livo thousand dollars.,* and for the '{paymcuf.of. the interest, and the ulti,[ mate rcdemptlqu of the principal, ac. cording to the terms of the loan, the said corporation shall, at all times, be liable : Provided* That the private prop1 1 erty of the inhabitants of the said tow*n shftU.be bound for thp redemption of the said'loan In no other way than by the imposition of an annual tax, according to the provisions of this Acf. . . . | Sec. '18. That Intendant and Wardens | elect shall, during their term of office, I be exempt from-, street duty. Each i Town Council shall, within one month Ittfter the e.3q>lrfttlon of their term of ofi fice-,-mafeie out and return to their sueicessors, a full account of their receipts iand expenditures during their time, and 'shall pay overall monevsin their possession belonging to the corporation, and deliver up all books, record?, and / * ^ ^ '-c i y. '*. in Iftf|-1 tf\ 11 'I'llI !papers incidental to their successors;' land on failure to doeo^tbey shall'be I hi-' v . ble to be finedd in asiua uokcxceediug , Jone hundred dollars, rto be collected iuj |ftny proper proper action by tne Town j0 Council. -r i !Si:c. 10. For any wilful violation oris jfteglect-of duty,' malpractice, abuse orjj' ' oppression, the said lmuudant and War- j ^ i duns, jointly or severally. shall be lmblej to indictment.in the Court of bessiona, 1 and, upon eonvieliou, to punishment as j. prescribed fn the preceding tieciton, be-^ sides being liable for damages to any;t] ' person or persons injured. c5i;c. That ail Ordinances hereto-, ; fore passed by the Town Council of Dar-|s Tiugtyn, in conformity with the au-.a thnrity granted by existing laws, asdo t ! not eonthet with the constitution of the;t ! State, shall Ik?, and they are hereby, dt_-j ciared legal find valid. Si-.c. 21. All Acts or parts of Acts'* : heretofore passed in relation to the in- t : corporation of the town of Darlington ' i he, and the same are hereby repealed, j St:c. '2? That this Act shall he deem- j ed a public Act, and shall continue in force until amended, altered or repealed, j* Approved the 6th of March, A. JD.it ! . ? n ; AN ACT to Amend the Charter of thei., Columbia Building and Loan Asaoaia- j \ Hon. 10 lie it enacted by'the Senate and House |11 of Representatives of the Stale of South (Carolina, now met and sitting in Gener-i.s al Assembly, and by the authority of;., j the same: * That the Art entitled <!An Act in- ' [corporate the'Columbia Building and j Loan Association,' approved on thoj , first day ol' .March, in the year of our;v Lord otic thousand eitfht handrcd:, 'and sixty nine, and llie same is here-1, j in*, so altered and amended that the [J [said Columbia Building and Loan As-j% jsociaticm may have power to take,!(' j purchase and hold real estate, and to;'1 jsell and to transfer tho same, rromj* ! lime to time, to its members, on such j1 terms and under such conditions, and!1 subject to such regulations, as ma}* be prescribed by the rules.and bylaws of the said corporation: Provttl (-</, That tho real estate held by said corporation shall not at any time exceed the value of t.vo hundred thousi and dollars, . ] i Approved February 27, 1S71. i AX ACT to Incorporate the,"Mechanics' Union, Ao. l,"wmthc City of Charleston, S. a Section* 1. I?e it enacted by the Son-i, I ate and House of Representatives of the j State of South Carolina, now met and > silting in General Assembly, and by the {authority of the same i I That Henry CurmoVille, and shell . | Other persons as may new, or hceeaf'-| iter shall bo, associated with him arei* i> ?i ? j- ?i -i.. i i ir. t? j ncrcuy iiiuuu aim ueewtrcu lu uu iv i jbody politic and corporate, by the1' I name and style of "The Mechanics'' Union, .No. i," of the city of Char- ! j k'Ston. . | | AX ACT to Incorporate the. Waccnmaw ' and Little Jtiver Canal Companjf. Section 1. 13e it enacted by the Senate and Iionse of Representatives ofj ! the Stale of .South Carolina, now met; land sitting in General Assembly, and. ' by the authority of the same: That J. S. Horron^hs, \V. E. IIol- j combe, George W. Price, Jr., Geo'go | !T. Litchfield, T. C. Dunn and James! ! E. Duscnbury. end such persons as 1 | now are or may become hereafter as-j soeiatcd with them, their successors' i and assigns, be, and they are hereby, j U-onst'tutod a body corporate and po-j jlitie, by the name and style of the; I Waecaraaw and Little Kiver Canal ; Company, by which name they are | hereby made capable in law to have, j hold, purchase, receive, work, sell, i.i .tn.tn oniov niifl rclnin to I | IIIVM ,x , ....j ..j ... , tlifin, their successors anil assigns, i lands, tenements of ait characters, and chattels -of whatsoever kind, as mn}* be deemed by them most eondu[civy; to tho objectsand interest oT saiJj ! corporation. I Sec. 2. That said corporation, by; Jits title aforesaid, niav sue and be j sued, plead and ho impleaded in any I ! Uo'irt of this State, make and use a; j common seal, altering tho same at: i pleasure, establish, alter and amend; ' ? i - ?? ? 1.111 jsuch by-laws ana rcguiutions us miuu j ! be deemed proper by them, not in; j conflict wiih iIkj Corn-titutio--. or lawstof this Slato, or the United States, j See. 3. The capital stock of said! i cornji.iny shall be two hundred thous-i jand dollars, with the right to increase j j'. iio same by a vote of a majority oil ! tho stockholders to any sum not ex-j | cecding five hundred thousand dollars;! ljthat, said company shall, commence' ! business us soon us its capital stock is j fully subscribed, and fitly thousand j dollars of tho same paid up, whichstock maybe paid either in money or j real estate, the saaie to be divided in-j j to.such number of shares, at so much i per share, as said corporation may j determine, said shares to b>* assign a-! j hie and negotiable under such rules las said corporation may prescribe. I d 'flmt then* nIimII ho annual i | - y ? : meetings of the-Stock holers, fet such I times and placcs as they niay desig-j jnate, for the purpose of choosing a j i Hoard of Directors, (to consist of not | ileys than five nor more than nine.; ieach of whom shall te a Slock hoi - j ders), and a president, and other oftl-j jeers of said corporation, to manage its affairs. i Sec. 5. That said company shall j > keep an office at Little Hiver, in Horry County, whic h, for all judicial purpose, shall be deemed its location, j Sec. G. That the said company mm- r.nrtjn r> onm m ii nw-ji I inn ;atiuii uku ludj.vuuov u . jof inlaud navigation by n eanal and !locks, to bo made and bo kept up, j through Rueh places as to them shall iecem most fit and convenient, from j Waceamaw to Littlo River, in Horry (County; and that they and their sue-j |; oessors for ever shall and may fix and i J establish, and bo entitled to take and} win- aI tnlI for nil irnnilsl "J .. , o 'jand merchandise carried on or 'j through, and boats, vessels and rafts, ^passing on or through the said canal, ,5-uch sit nis or rates as the said com pa' jny shyll think proper to impose; and 11 the said company, or their agents. may slop any goods, vessels, boats or "l raits, from passing on the said canal i until payment of the said toll. ' Sec. 7- That the said company shall i [have power to ~ purchase! "ifor-themselves and their successors! ! forever, such lands as may he neccssa- , .! r-y for tlie paipo.se aforcMiid; and i|>vhere they and tho owners of the said lands cannot agree for the same to take the said lands at a valuation to bo made bv a majority of five persons to bo appointed by the Court of Common Fleas to value the same; .which land shall, on payment of tho sum at which it shajl beso valued, be ; voted in the said company foruvei. i Sec. 8. That tho said company < shall be obliged to keep tho said canal ] and locks,' at all times, in good anti sufficient order."condition, and-repairp on pain of being ahfltv45rabI:o* for an}' dam ago. occasioned by the wilfful fault or neglect. " V " * ' % it lUi'l llil I^IC-ai U ..Illlll. I ' I JillII Mill* Sec. 9. -That if any person shall, - ' nlfuriy'or maliciously, cat, break town, damage or destroy, any bank >r other wdrlc to bo erected, or made or the purpose of the said navigation uch person shall be adjudged guilty oi' blony, and, on conviction, shall pay a ino not exceeding five thousand, Jiorj ess than live hundred dollars, or im-i >risoned in the Pcnituuliary, ceding ten or less two y-:.;:-s; uyd iij my person shall throw di: t. trees, logs ?r other rubbish in o the said canal,; ; iO as to prejudice ll:-: .-a mo, such per- lia on shall la* answcrahlo to the said i l1u oinpany lor J;ti:);iges occasioned jP? b^';? it" oi.u. xw i :.;u mo saui company; . hull have power and authority to uv-e my materials in the vicinity of said anal, for maki g the sunn*, or the aid locks, or keeping the name in re-j ?air, pa,ing a reasonable price for] . fie same, which price >hall be ascer-j (lined in like manner as the value of'l ~ and which tiie company may lake, as ilbresajd, in case they and the own-J ^ rs of the said land cannot agree; ^ .bout the price thrreof.fcjec. 11. That (tie saiil company] i hall and may collect, water lbr the! ise of said canal and locks, making! atisfac'.ion ii<r tin* damages done: jiereby; the said damages to heasccr-j allied in the inaiinur above directed j villi respect to the \'aluc of land. Sec. 12. That this act sha 1 be j leeined and taken to be a public Act, udicially taken notice of as such,! vitliont spccial pleading, and liberally ! onstrued lor canning the purpose-1 foresaid into clfect, lbr the term of " hirty-live years, and to the sitting of J ] no noxi ueuorai Assembly liiereai01*. .Approved the 9lh day of March A. 1871. ^FXXES BY J. A. MAYS. 1 This elesaxt build- i: jL\'(x lronting on the l'ublie square, lias recently been thoroughly renovated and well furnished. The t} ruble is supplied with the best the mar- ^ vet affords. A full corps of polite and Attentive servants will contribute to please the guests, and every effort will '' be made to render the stay of visitors !'S pleasant and agreeable. !a] nj'-*-.gri Livery Stable. L HPHIIE undersigned hns opened a NEW j 1 5 LIVEIIY .STABLE in connection j " wish the Hotel, and is nrepared with comfortable stables, and commodious Lots to accommodate stock of all khuK j An experienced and careful OSTLER will ahvavs be found on the premises. HORSES, ESand AYAfJONS,; " ALWA YS ON 11A N D TO I I i R E. g (Jive luc a trial. ..My prices arc mod-j crate. JQIf]*r A. MAYS. March 10, 1S7J, 43?tf ESTABLISHED 1835. Greenville Cone si Factory. GQWER, m & MARKLEY. i V E would anur.unce to our custom-' * ' er.s thai \\c me prepared now to fill all order* lor Vehicle*. We have added to our stock of Wood-working Machinery, ami increased our stalf on workmen to ahout 7<i, and therefore trust that none of our pa.trons will lie disappointed in having orders promptly (i.'led. The .Sloek of One, Two, 'iiirue, Four! ftix Horse iron Axie naiuauon, Wagons will be kept full; and now, as lor one-third of a century past, these,' Wtigons shall Ijc the fcjTANDAliD of! EXCELLENCE. "We have a lar?re stock of light BUGGIES and ROC'KAWAYS, of oi;r own make; also, a stock of Northern built BUGGIES?both low ami high priced, for those who wish to purchase North-; 3] crn work, as cheap as any Southern 11 dealer. AVe call special attention to the! ?< improvements making In our FIMIIN'' WAGONS. .Without raising the price, we are furnishing them wilh great care, i ? painting them elegantly. Price lists promptly mailed on appli- j cation. Send us all your Itcpair Work. Freight j only charged* one way on it by the Hail- j r road. | L GOwEE, COX & MAFJILEY.i'l i * Agent at Abbeville, Dr. J. W. 3far-i shall; ?t Greenwood, J. A. & W. II.! liailv; at Ninety-Six, T. C. Lipscomb; at Cokesbiiry, J. J. Ellis. Nov 11, ldTO 2912m AM ' CeroenwGoi, S. Can supply anj* of the. South Carolina Phosphates, n are Ajjents for BALTIMORE FA<TO-j RIES, ami the MARYLAND' PER- j TILIZINU COMPANY'S Cotton Food. |. And have received Jt'ure Agricultural i LAND PLASTER, or top-dressingsma!l grain at this season. " - B2T All at reduced rates. N. B.?Phosphates for composing j with Cotton seed, as low as S'-iO per Ton. J .Having arranged to deliver any of the! above at Factory ..prices, in good order, we solicit a continuance of former patronage. AIKEN & FALLEE, Feb. 3, 1871, 41-?m TOWN COUNCIL. j ALL parties having claims against the Town Couueil of Abbeville;-'are requested to present the same within ten days from this date to the undersigned, and all defaulters mu?t make payment by the .loth of April, or the law will be enforced. , . J. F. G. DuPRE, w INT END ANT. T ilarcb 51,1371 '46. St 1 li: CAE.OLXKA' ] We will soil trio above Forti lis CASH?Per Ton. $30?Fr< TIME?Per Ton; - .$>55?Fn . , ? i The purchaser to give th< T^OR value received I promise to pay : LI A MS <fc CO., l-'lfcTY-FIVJS DO J tore the loth of [NOVEMBER, 1?S71, in If paid iti cotton the same to he delivered .ins & Co., in Charleston, S. and to h r pound, for Liverpool middling. Othe rtroiujte rates. Classifications to bo ma< If this note is not paid in Cotton by thei pay ir. full, with interest, in United Slat Mi tales 011 "time" to be securcd. by a II HSILLESS, &Tt March 7,11S71, 4S?tf fe^sigf 1M37ECME ' Jl 1 B^H?tfWO.r5I?IS3fry?Ell I sumi r?iwtpyig;g STANDAtiD GUARANTEED IIX 2ii llS? 1 KWUBW^to ^jjj | w?iMiacTo?,PEi^jf Is/fl- F?R EALE By j|<Si ~ IcoSCftv'HER^a^l S Ismm HE GREAT FEET1LI2 ATT ifl ULiiJ \J rllE unparalleled success of this Giit to be the IHCST and CIIEAPE It has boon used by many of tho mo ti every single instance it 1? On COTTON its effects have been ling for \V II ANN'S PHOSPHATE tr K15D TO TWO IIUN HEED PER Mr. Geo. C. Dixon, an eminent planU 10 Southern Jim/tier d' Planter, that in upeiphofjihates and Guanos, i.ho \\ 1 tIiomc, paying a net profit at the lov )ttou. A copy cf Mr. Dixon's letter f FOR SA Charleston. S, Jamiaiy 13. IbTJ, US?om iFFpo ~ p i iililiJU r] i* 3e: S3 x OF THIS POPUI US BIN REDUCED FO! TO MEET THE XE IPXstro.tiixgg' C? A YD HAS P.El JASII?Fiffy .Dollars per T( '1MB?Fifty-five Dollars pe toiy, Payable First of 1 iutei .CM HhbM Cai-|35. Tin WM. C. DU A. Gr 33 : ,: CHABLES VU" estfleld AGENTS, AT A1 Abbeville, January 13, 1871 SS?3in CHE3.0C 1MB FEOyiS HO. 3 GRAM TIIE subscribers arc now nip, in t . . . BOOTS km SHOES, Ml hich they are prepared to fur] heir stock embraces a variety < ae. iaagaift'i iWl>iliil.iirt*iliin'*iiiTii'''* * f n T* Ul i tigm FERTILIZER. jtl icron'the fo]Ioivfti? terms ? jiglit pS.oO?$58.50.. ' ' * ?ight $8.50?Cash. 3 following o)Jligations. to the order of GEORGE "VV. WILjLAltrf, v. ith interest, froiu date, on or T( Cash or Cotton. 1 at the Warehouse of George W. Wile lak<?n by them at Fourteen Cents (P r grades received on s#me basis at pro- ?"-c la by Charleston Brokers. CI late above mentioned, then I promise^ cs eifrrcncy. . , of en on the crop, or city acceptances. of OBERTSON,. S HI D . ;. , e dj ATHANWS' a< \v C H RAW BONE 5 . r V - i? * ' ; ' ' w ipipiospbateJ . J 1 EB FOE COTTON AND e EOPS. [ oat Fertilizer on ALL CROPS, provc fi ST Manure now offered .in the market (> st eminent Planters in the South, and v ? * N i? A .1 f Las given Entire sausiacuon. u particularly marked. It is do rare v ) increase the yield from Q.NE 11UN- J CENT,, or even more! j :r of Cameron, G'a., says in a letter to e an experiment with seven leading a *[iann's proved itself the best of ^ 7 market rato of 820 00 per acre of j urnished on-application. . XjIE . BY . ' v C.j and Augusta, Ga. i ijpipiT I7PD " * mlMhm, ] ? IEK. IK O 23 S Alt i-BtrriLIZKfi ' t me mm of mi < CESS I TIES OF TUB 3Z33.133Lti.l2.it57",. \ N JL'JXED AT a )n of 2,000 lbs. at Factory.' v Ton of 2,000 lbs. at Fac-1 November, 1871, without rest, - < is- -$40, PayaMc M 1st, 1871 " EES & CO., i 1ST T S , TON, S. C. eS2 r SEVILLE, S. C. HON STORE,; ITE RANGE. . ? receiving. a Select Stock o j SOOBS,- . .. * mm ram , risli at prices-to suit the' times. ? of .the liEST-GOODS in their! * (March 17, J871 47?tf .. .... .-V- ^ - :'> -->+ lOalTofMftoia, ABBEVILLE COUNTY; ) miT OF JCOMAfON PLEAS tmcs A. Koriooocl, Wm. IT. Parker, 1 Matthew'McDonald andJulim F. C\ J DuPre, partners under the. tyxme and i Ht.ylc of JS'ohvoad, DuPrc & Co., cigaiiiut 3 James M. Marten. . o b ) James M. Martin, defendant in this ^ action. , J. You are hereby summoned and retired to answer the complaint in this t tion, which is filed in the office of the 2 itrk or the Court of Commbn Pleas r the.sald County, a<jd to serve a copy your answer on the subscribers at this " Hce, Abbeville Court House, within I renty days after the service of this | immons on you, exclusive of the day ' scrviee. If you fail to answer this complaint ithin the time aforesaid, the plaintiff " ill take judgment against you for the1. mi of Three* "Hundred and Twelve t ollars, with iuterestat the rate of one ( ;r cent, per month on $281.3? from the < ,t February, onb thousand eight bun- < red and seventy-one, and cwts. McGOWAN. & PARKER, Plain tifTs Attorney. - Dated Abbeville February ZU, i?7i. 'o the Defendant James M. Martin, Take notice that the summons in- this jtion of which the foregoing is a copy, ' as (lied in the office of the Clerk of the < ourt of Common, afc Abbeville Court [oiiko, for Abbeville County, in the late of South Carolina, on the 20th 1 ebry, 1871. McGOWAN & PABKER, Plan tilTs Attorney. Abbeville C. H., S. C., March lo, 7]?Ct Phcenix copy once ft week for six ecks and send in bill duly attested. la State of M Carolina, OTJATY OF ABBEVILLE. 'OUltT OF COMMON PLEAS. rohn Knox, Plaintiff, James M. Martin, Defendant. ' 'o James M. Martin, defendant in this action. You are hereby summoned and requird to answer the complaint in this acion, which is tiled in the office -of the :lerk of the Court of Common Pleas, or the said County, and to serve a copy f your answer on the subscribers at licir office at Abbeville Court House rithin twenty days after the service of his summons on you, exclusive of the ay of service. If you fail to answer this complaint rithin the time aforesaid, the plaintiff rill take judgment against you for the um of two hundred and thiity nine lOllars and forty-nine cents, with interat at the rate of twenty percent, per] nnura from the twenty-fifth day of lay, one thousand eight hundred and eventy, on the sum of ninety-three ollurs and sixty-nine cents and costs. THOMSON & FAIR, Plaintiffs Attorney. Dated Abbeville, 2Uth February, 1871. To the Defendant James M. Martin. Take notice that the summons in this ction of which the foregoing is a copy vas filed in the office of the Clerk of he Court of Common Pleas, at Abbe1 1 il le Cou rt House, for Abbe v ille Cou n ty, n the Slate of South Carolina, ou the Oth February, 1871. . ' THOMSON & FAIR, Plaintiff's Attorney. Plvanix copy once a "week for six reeks, and send in bill duly attested. March 31,1371. 49?Gt. 1 State of Sol Carolina mTaTTY OF ABBEVILLE. 70URT OF COMMON .\PLEAS | nr,i d nnrl .T Tntrnn Tfnb-1 crtxon doing bminesH under the firm name of Miliar A Robertson,.Plaintiff#, against James M. Martin, Defendant.. ? ' ,'o JamesJtf. Martin, defendant in this action. You are hereby summoned and requird to answer the complaint in "this acion, which is filed in the office of the ;lci:k of the Court of Common 1'ieos, or the said County, and to serve a copy! f your answer on the subscribers at | heir ortice, at Abbeville Court House, I rithin twenty daj's after the. service of his sunimonsron you, exclusive of serice. If you fail to answer this complaint pfthin th? time aforesaid^ the |>Iaiuttfl' till take judgment against you for the nm of three hundred and seventy-seven lollarsand forty-two cents, with interst at the rate of seven per cent, per allium from the twentieth day of 1'ebrufl y one thousand eigne nunareu uim swnty-nne, on the sum two hundred and line dollars and sixty one cents, and osts. . THOMSON & FAIR, FlaintifF's Attorney. Dated Abbeville Court House, 20th 'ebruary, 1871. . Vo the defendant James M. Martin, Take notice that the summons in this ction of which the foregoing is a copy i'as filed in the office of the Clerk of he Court of Common Pleas at Abbeville ,'ourt House for Abbeville County, in he State of South Carolina, in the 20th February, 1871. THOMSON & FA IB, Plaintiff's Attorney. Phoenix copy once a week for six v.eeks and semi in bill duly attested. March 31, 1871. .49?fit. T C> Grain Holders.! S'ariTII MILLS in good order, No. V V 1 BM UTTER attached, and a oliable MILLER employed, the .,subcriber solicits share of public patroiiage. A. H. Morton. March 21, 1871, 48?St. COTTON FOR GUANO.| SIOOO Premium! PL7 E propose selling a limited quantity ' ' of our Guano for Middling Coton, at locts., delivered at planter's nearest riennt. bv 1st November next. We also oiler the magnificent premium $1000 for the beat yield froui our Gu.no.s. For particulars apply to our nearest gent, or address us for circular. WILCOX, GIBBS & CO.,, Importers and Dealers in Guanos, Charleston, S. C., Savannah & Augusta, i Ga. [Feb 17, 1S71 43, 3m mrmm FOR PLANTING COTTON Vnd Distributing Guano. Opens, Plants and Covers! l Machiue that does thework perfectly,! For sale by frow&ritfge & o. March 17,1871, 47?tf " - - * : ? v-:* | jm* t '*>*vT"-- - *~ r WILL SELL^lY HOtSfi I AND LOT in the. vfcrtge trf yBHEVlLJjE, (kjiojYn Afe the Marshal! T&nstori.) It is well known to be ond" f the xrf&t .agfeesble resfcf?n?es fn At?- ' ovill^-weii attested einiS hiffhW. ijtfi'-" roved. Persons #i*hirig .id Jfiitkhaao r ill do well to see J. fc>. Cothran, x^[.f r in his absence Gen. McCJowatr.^ 3ALLIE A. MARTIN", March 24, 1871, 48?tf - > ; ?r y? PINAL DISCHARGE. . ?-? m i ?*-? - : vrii ' ' >' r' i*7 7.1-3. ^TntTr'TT! ia'Vinn>hv eriven that"THOS. 151 ~ 1\ CHILE8, wft h :*m a?mexed, >i the Estate of William h?ie?>-d?Cf asid, has applied to U09. . Judge'of Probate, fn aml'fbr.the Couiity >f Abbeville, for'tfie nnaUtlfecharge us Administrator. It is ordered that the first day of May, D. 1871, be fixed for Tiekrinybf petition and filial settlement of said estate.. . <X w. GVF^nfv -' Clerk Court of Probate for kb^erville* Dounty. ' & March 27, 1871,. '49^-tf ..'vlv:a*tn P P. TOALE, CHARLESTON,.S* C. f . r Largest awd mostcom^^ plcte Manufactory tdf|i-.? 4*S~ < Doors, Sashes; BJipds, ^"?X Mouldings, <H;e., in the.l^ Southern Stales. j,; ..: : . y ;; v ? ?J Printed Frict Lht Drfin .Competition, $v?t s&- SEND FOR;OXJ^:^ Sent free on application. . ,,, April 8,1870, GO?12m i ? ' . Insure. Your Property, ' 'ur.-THB; >*? LIVERPOOL ' & LONDON GLOBE .b.WV-t Insurance i Company. Assets in Ga'4 $17,1100^ . ,.,. ' - ' < Losses adjusted promptly: ana,pai<l without dedquliott ai tke agviu-y in Charleston, S. C.f. r - J . Apply to > - - ' f lL, r-fr"' W. H. PARKER. Agents :' . ' *V. T .41 , V '.T-^-T. <* : . . at Abbpyilkv Mareli 18, 1870,47-r-tt' . :ij, 1 LOT OF CHOICE IMPROVED _r ' .,>> : I V 1 , V?;fJ ; FOR SALE, ' LOW FOR CASH, BY Quarles, Ptrrm &r o: March 17,1871, 47-tf ;}s " DUBGSE'S Early Egyptiaa Cora! FOE PLANTING. , . . .'Ct'flU-f ^EVERAL bushels of this CORN has been left with us for sale.' . PARKER & LEE;. March 24, 1871, 48?tf ,"5. Ernz*e3a.cli OIL POLISH! r . IVES ty leather a brlliant appearance, renders it water-proof and from its oil v properties tends to preserve it. For sale by PARKER & LEE. ' l . ,1, 1: 1.; March 27,.1871, 47?tf J. ffl. DGDSON, Pktnranli anil AnitelTDfi Artist. 1 UVIU^IUJJU. IUU 1 "JTI5EGS leave to inform the citizens 88 of Abbeville and vicinity, that he wiil visit their town in a few days, for the purpose of opening a Photographic Art Gallery. All persona wishing good Pictures will do well to give him a tell. March 31, 1S71 49, 2t ? Wm. Shephard, & Co. No. 24 Hayoe St, Charleston, S. C. DEALERS IN COOKING STOVES, Ranges and Heating Stoves. Pictures of Stoves with prices and description will be sent upon application. July 1, 1870, 10?ly dentisthy . flC. ?ABDLAI)M.D,D.fl.S, Office over Dr. Farker's Drug Store. Abbeville C. H? S. C, February 26, 1SC9