Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, February 15, 1872, Image 3

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?p?ial Yon ?re Troubled with Bad Breath, it ' annoy* roar friend* a* w.-ll a* yourself. You would like to get rid of It, b*t scarcely know what m jaas to adopt. We will tell you. Us-i the fragrant Soz-?d?nt; it will tdpaQM and beautify your teeth and leave your breath pure. Baraet** Standard Flavoring Rxtracta.? Lemon, Vanilla Ac. Charge your servants and dealers and observe thj?t titer do not substitute in their stead any of the pernicious unpalatable extract wj^h wltich the market Is flooded. Burnett's Standard flavoring Extracts are established as the strongest, the purest and the best made. The Terrific Duel Between Prussia and France is over, but thousands of battles l?etween Dr. Walker's Visegak Bitters and Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint are now going on in every State of the Union. The Issue of such contest is never for one moment in doubt. The conflict may last longer i:i swne ease* than in other*, but the leading'Vegetable tonic and alterative of the nineteenth century, invariably triumphs. To owners of Horses and Cattle ?Tobias Derby condition Powders are warrauted superior to any others, or no pay, for the cure of Distemper, Worms, Bots. Coughs, Hide-hound, Colds, Ac., in horses, and colds, coughs loss of milk, black tongue, horn distemper, Ac., , in Cattle. Price twenty-fire ceuta, depot 10 Park Place,' [ ! New York. I Carbolic Salve, recommended by the leading Physicians and the President of the New York Board of t??hi. ,k? Koiutorfni Hnlin; comiound ever i A Youthful vp;? ;?rwno and a beautiful, r|;ar complexion i.* the d'sirc of overybidy. This* i> proda ;<\J by usin^ <?. W. Ijird > ' Kb?wn of Youth." a harmless beaut iflcr of the *kin. will rviuove all diswoloralion. Tail Freckles and sunburns. The iw uf this il luhtfnl toilet preparation cannot !? detected. For sale bv all Druggists and Fancy Go>1* l^al.-rs, itcpo:, 5Goll St. New York. 3Ir*. WlntlflwN Soothing Syrup ?It relieve the little sufferer- f m pain. cures wind colic. Ke^tilai > the Stomach and ttowels. Cornvts Acidity and during t lie process of teething it is invaluable. Perfectly sale in all eaaes. a* millions of mother* can testify. For Sale. "LINDSN PLANTATION." By virtue of a pow r given to me nndeT a niortynge deed from J s-ph I'. P. II ?d i son of Yoik. dated -4;h day of Jan nary, 1871 I will offer fi>r sale, on the first j I Moml <y in M trch next, all that plantation containing niue hundred (H?0, acres ??t . land, eimate, lyiug and n? uig in St. I Luke# Pariah: known as the "Linden { I Plantation," hounded ou the north by lands of Jaineft Kn k east hy land> loriucrly of Arc hi lulu L?ngwoith. south hy May ltiver, aud west by lands of William l'ope. (Terms ('ash ? Purchasers to pay foi I stamps aud paper*. I Ax .a (*. Robertson. Jan. 27, 1872. Feb 1 4 t TO HE XT, A SEA ISLAND TON PLANTATION. The undersigned proposing a change in bu*in *<s, offers for lease the Plantation or eupied an 1 cultivated by hiui tor the pa<t seven years, known as Long won I. mi S*. Helena Man 1. It comprises 1200 acre* two-th'rds arable. <>?? .acres imsurpas-cd "?n < t!i<> pmlu'tion of Ska Island Cotton. Fronting over <*:? miC on Safion (Ye-fc affording un vpi tie 1 fa A. i tie* for pmeiiiTini. i the richest an I mod economim! fertilizers: two miles from ort Royd harbor, good wearf for vess?Ws drawing f.om right to twelve feet?Charleston and Savannah steamers receive an 1 deliver freight at the I wharf: one of the most comfortable and j co nun-"lions nihixioiiJt on the sea islands: Two StoBks well looted for business; mod crn built Stable: Gin FIorsEs and Cotton I Houses recently erected; thirty uoop ' TENEMENTS for l:il>orers. To parties having in view the purchase of sea island cotton, pirtieularly of the finer grades, this location is unsurpassed by any j upon Sr. Helena or the adjacent islands. J Lands and tenements can !*? rented to the j people living upon and near the place sufficient to cover the yearly rent of the wh ?le. j ^ One of the most healthy locations in the j ttorld, commanding a fine view of the inagnificient harbor of Port Royal and of the j ocean. iSVorX*. Utensils. Machinery. House Fnmi j tore. Boats, <(*c.. <fv., for sale, together with stock of goods in two stores on the place. The whole presenting an opportunity for an enterprising man with a small capital, to engage in a safe and lucrative business? seldom found. For further information address or applv - * > a .i?_l to the undersigned at j/)Dgvrt>ou, ^r. ueienu Inland, or to A. 8. Davenport, K^q., Real Kstate Agent, Beaufort, 8. ('. II. 8. TAFFT. State of j South Carolina, *u ^ ourt ?** County of Beaufort, i Trial Ju8tice" lteuben G. Hohues, Plaintiff, Against Daniel JiirO, De fendant. To Dauiel Bird, the Defendant. You are hereby summoned and required to >? answer the complaint in this action which is tiled in the olHce of Trial Justice Ridley R Carlton at Beaufort, in said county, within twenty da>8 after the service of this summons exclusive of the day of 1 service. If you fail to answer the said complaint within the time herein specified the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of Fifty Dollars, with interest thereon, at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, from the second day of April, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight, together with the costs of this action. Dated, Boautort Feb. 3rd. 1872. | It. G. HOLMES. K Plaintiff. W To the Defendaut, Daniel Bird: * Take no-ice, that the complaint in this action was filed in the office of Trial Justice Ridly R. Carlton, at Beaufort, in the County of Beaufort, on the eighth day of September 1871. R. G. HOLMES, Plaintiff, feb. 8 6w. Beaufort, S. C. L Iirauil, 1IIV mwn W 0 known. Gives instant relief to burns, cures all kinds of sores, cuts and s ounds; and a most invaluable salve for all purposes. Sold everywhere at 25 cents. John F. ? llenry, sole Proprietor, 8 College Place, New York. #frvwp??l? is Opium purified of its sickening and poisonous properties, discovc-ml by Dr. Rietlow. Professor of - ... ? , . .?r....t.. ??i.. ?? Hotany, i?eiroii .uraicauvii'-Kv. .1 nr?> uv and toothing opiate. John Farr, Chemist, New York. * 1?rIatndo? o'? lUlr I>yr is the safest and ft*st, it corrects the had effort of inferior dyes, while the black ! . or brown tints it produces are identical to nature. Fac- j lory OS Maiden Laue, New York. Pratt's \?tral oil ?Safest an ' best illuminating | Oil ever made. I>oes not take fire or explode, if the | lamp is upset or broken. Over 130.000 families continue | to use it, and uo accidents of any discriptioii have oc- | curred from it. Oil House of Charles Pratt, established 1770, New York. The pares' and Swee'est t o<! Liver OH In the world is Hazard A Caswell's made <>n the sea-shore, from fresh, selected livens, by Caswell. Hazard A.Co, New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have onee taken it prefer it to all others. Physicians have decided it superior to any of the other oils in the market. 1 Jouvtw's Inodorous Kid Cilove Meaner restores soiled gloves e?pial to new. For sale by Druggists and Fanev <Ioods Dealers. Price 25 cents .per bottle F. C. Walls A Co., New York. Rtslcys Pniiotoken is an established, warranted j remedy for painful M iMruatioii: and e<| ial!y effl.-i.-nt as j j a Nervous *Autidote in all cases of Nervous Fxcite ii nt, j Stomach and SI vpl s?n<-ss in male or female. Sold ve- I 0 tv where for $1.00 a bo tie. Morgan A Itislcv. Druggists' N.-u- Vurk li.-n -i-al Agents. BLANK DEEDS- * Legal Cap Paper, etc. FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE PORT ROL R. R. EXTESMS'G FROM Part Royal Forty Miles towards Anpta, Trains will leave Port Poyal and the end of the Road, connecting at Yernassce with trains on the Savannah and Charleston Hail Koad, to aud from Charleston and Savannah. Time Table. Leave Port Royal, 8.30 A MLeave Beaufort. 9.99 " " Iv^ave Sprin .thill, 9.35 " " Leave Fitters, 10.15 " " Leave Sheldon, 10-50 " " Arrive at Yeiuassee. 11.50 " " connect with S. A C. R. R. Leave Yemassce, 12.00 P. M. Leave Kid,'e, - 12.20 " " Iy-ave Seanwna, 12.40 " ' Leave Altinan's, 12.55 " " Arrive at end of road. 1.20 " " Returning. Leave end of road, . 1.10 P. M. Leave Airman's, 2.00 " " Leare Sparsons, 2.25 " ' L?ave Rid .re, 2.4-5 " " Arrive at Yeinassce, 3.10" " Connect with C. A S. R. R. Leave Yemass e, -3.20 P. >1 Leave Sluldon, 4.00 " " Leave Fraaers. 1.20 " " Loave'Sprin;:hill, 4.50 " " L"ave Beaufort. 5.20 " ' Arrive at Port K >val, 5.50 " " s. c. mill kit. Nov.30.lyr. lienl. Supt. OLD ^S^BLISHED. I \\h;ekly line to savannah, ANI) SEMI-WEEKLY TO BEAUFORT, S. C. Tlie Steamer PILOT BO V. Captain w. T. McNki.tv, Will leave Beaufort every M o n n a v ' fternoon. a l I oVluek for Savannah. Hilton Head and Spanish Well llettirninr will leave Savannah every Ti'ksdaY Mornnv at s o'elo- k, Beaufort eve?y Tiksday Aft -moon at 2 i 'clock. I Will leave for < harleston. Paeifie and Chisoltn s Land m*s everv Friday Morniivr at s oYFk-'-j. Making elos 1 onntNtioii at t'liarl *to:i with New York. Baltimore au-i I'hi lade phia ste unships. Freights rAvived at all tint % stor tl and forwar.le free of el.ante. For Freight or Passage, appv to WM. HARRIS-SON. A .; 11 a: Beaufort. r.AVKNF.L, HOLMKS. A CO.. A4 iite at ' "ha-l'iston J> O. F. ROBINSON, A;: lit at Savannah. PORT ROYAL SAW MILL, | lit:A i 101:1, f !). C. \V!LS(rr? & CO. MA.Nl"KA<TVKKKS OK AMI DlIAl.KHS I.N YELLOW PINS AND CYPF.2S3: l.i.MHICK AM) MICVCLES Buil iers an i Contractors, <>rj>Llfr Foil UMHEH AS1> TIMBER BY Tilt' j CARUO VilOMBTL Y FJLUllK TERMS CASH. ?.r. wilsox .john inc.. uov.'ti JOHN COOPER, IS .1 )" STREET, DEALER INpOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. MILLINERY, CLOTHING, RO TS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS, &c. IIItT is constantly adding to his largo and ele ^ant assort incut of of tin- above gixsls which h<* will oiler ut the lowest market prices, anl respectfully Invites the attention of the citizen* of Beaufort and the surrounding Country. WA f KS CUOPKIt HAS MANY YKARS IIX{K-rjenco in the Millinery business lx?th North and South, and still devote* her special attention to the satue AI-SO to the making up for wedding and evening parties, and , to which soeeial attention U res|xftfully invited. Just Received, j A splendid stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CROCKERY, TOBACCO. CONFECTIONERIES, TINWARE, &c.,.&c, at the store of F W. SCHEPER, BJ Y STREET, I HEAD OP NO. 2. DOCE, which he will sell lower than any other store in BEAUFORT. jan:4-ly. Found Adrift Off Paris Island a batteaux boat, 15 feet long. painted sky blue aud dove color, with rudder, sail and &c., which the owner can have by applying to the subscriber and paying the expenses. Paris Dawson. feb.lO-lt. Paris Island. EDGAR GTNICHOES, Surveyor, DRAUGHTSMAN & CIVIL ENGINEER, j ~ DEPUTY TO THE SURVEYOR GENERAL. Office at Dr. Nichols' Drug Store, coruer 8th md B *ts, Beaufort, S. C. dcc.ll-ly. J M. S. HANCKEL, 1L D., DENTIST, r t Offers his professional services to the citizens of Beaufort.?Can be seen at the a Saxton House. * j <j 500 Laborers Wanted ' Five hundred men can find immediate J employment at Oak Point Mint s, ltail- . road hands preferred. Liberal wages paid j . Apply to the Mines. feb 1-lOt. Office County Auditor, 1 | 1 Beau'ort, S. C. Feb. G, 1872. j | To xcliontfiimny concern: ( Notice is hereby given that Sam B ack, lias depos lea wnr. me treasurer of this county funds for the rederuptiou of a certain piece of property iu St. HeleDa township. lot 9. sectiou 2, 1 s, 1 w, contain^ lOacres, sold for taxes ou March 6, i 1871, for taxes of the year 1809. r also | f I Notice is hereby given that Fortune j Roberts has deposited Willi the Treasurer ot ( this county, funds for the red mptiou ot a | certain piece of property in Beaufort t township. Lot 31, section 5, 1 8. 2 VV e containing 30 acres. Sold for taxes on I t Ma ch 0, i871 for taxe9 of the )ear 18v39. 1 ALSO ' V Notice is hereby given that Geo. Robin- j ^ son, has deposited with the Treasurer ol this county, fuuds for the r?.-dt nip'ion of a eertaiu piece of property iu Beaufoit j . township. containing 10 acres, lot 9 sec. 10 * I s. 2 w, sold Match 0, lb71, for luxes of the \eat 1809. ALSO Noiice is hereby given that Ilenry Unover, has deposited with the Tr usurer ot ih s eouuly t'uuds tor the rt dewpllon of a I certatu pioce of property iu Si. Il? leiia ? township, lot JoaudoG ? ctiou 15 Is 1 e., j containing lOacies, sold Mai chti 1871, tor ; (i laxts of lite tear 18.9. ALSO Notice is hereby given that Larry Hob iiisoti has deposited iu the ollice of Itu treasurer ot luis county, luuds for the re- ; lietnyiiou of a cerLaiu pi? Ce of property in St. Helena township, lot 28and 2'J, otCilou i 2, 2 s. 1 vv. coutaiiing 20 uci es, sold March | 1 n, 1 71, tortile taxes ot the 3 ear 1609. , > ALSO Notice its hereby given that Ii >bt. Trowclt , , lias oepoalted lfc ilje ulilce o llie llcnaurer ' ol ill a cuuuf), fund* l?>r the redemption ) ol a c* ri4iu pi; Cc ut property lu St. Helena luvvuaiiip, l<?i 4 >, aecitou U, I b 1 w, containing id acres, sold March 0, It*?i, lor .< laXAb ol ibOD. ' ALSO ' J I Notice is hereby given that I\iul Wash* inglun iiu> n p-.Mu w wiiU llie Taasuici ' of iilia coll .ly iuihis lor llie redciupilou ut " u Certain puce ot ptopvity in IkdUmjt, ml IS, Bvcitou d.4, i a ^.w., containing 0 acre?, &oitl Mat'Cu v?, iSii, tol" luXcs ol tile year ifeliy. j 1 ALSO ! 1 N^Uice is hereby givrti that ToQj Sim* \ uiois lias dtp ailed with the treasuter ol .i ini? county, luuda tor llie redemption ot a i t Certain piece ot property in li autoit town - j abip, lot41, section j8, - s, 1 vv, conlaiulUiildacut^ BOid tor taxes uu July ud, 1 ifc>7i, lor luXeS ot'tUe year lsTd. ALSO Notice is hereby given thatSaocho Bry- j an, has Ut-p sited in llie office oi the tieus | uier oi this cuuuty,luuds lurthe redeiup |i tiou of a ct rtuiii piece of property la St. ! Helena, townsuip, lot 35, sectiou 9, 1 s, 1 w, ! coutaiuiug lU acres, sold July 3d, l&7i, : lor tuxrs oi 1870. also Notice is hereby given that Simon Greea | has depoBitui wall the treasurer of this county, lauds for the red? lapttou of a certain puce of property in St. Heltua township, lot 41) si ctiou ID, 1 s, i vv, coaiaiuiag i IU acres, sold July 3d, 1871, for taxes oi , 187U. also , Notice is hereby given Lh it Toby i Campbell has deposited with the treasurer i of this county, luads lor the redemption of a ceitaiu piece of property in St Helena ! township, lot 43 section 19 In 1 e, coumuiuu lOaerts, sold March 0, 1&71, for i ' taxes of 1801). also Notice is hen b\ given that Jackson Ford an ha deposit* d with the treasurer o; tins couuty, tuuds t??r the redemption of a certaiu piece of property iu Beaufort towuship, lot.l section 27, 1 n 2 w, coulaiuiug 10 acn s, sold March 0, i871 ot the year of I 1809. I I ALSO Notice is hereby given that .Tack Fergusou. has dt pociied in the oil! *e of the tnasuru* of this county, tuuds for the redemption of a certain pi?c? or property in St. liehna township, lot 11, section 20, 1 n 1 e, containing 10 acres, sole] for taxes March 0, 1871, tor taxes of the year 1809. ALSO Notice is hereby given that Mos- 8 Williams has deposited in the office of the tieasurer of this couuty , funds or the redemption of a certain piece of property in B au^ort township, lot 48 and 49, sectiou 14. 1 n 2 w containing 20 acres sold for taxes July 3d, 1*571, for taxes of the year 1?70. A. F. IIALL, feb-8 Auditor Bft. Co. COLLETON ADVERTISEMENTS Williams & Fox, ATT OR XE YS AT LA W, W altorboro', SI. O. Practicing in the Counties of Collth ind Baaufort. O. P. Williams. L.I. Fo-x. feb.7-ly. Tpitd DA tex Tiie State of South Carolina, ) Colleton County. j 3i/ D. H. Farmer, Esquire, Prolu Judije. Whereas. Abraham Dun made suit ne, to urant him Letters Disroissonr fee lie Estate of and elfccts of P. E. Dun These are therefore to cite and admoni ill and singular the kindred and Credits >f the said P. " E. Dun, decease hat they be and appear, before me. in t >urt of Probate. to be held at Walterbo >n Monday the 8th day of April next, i er publication hereof, at 11 o'clock he forenoon, to show cause, if anv til lave, why the said Letters should n >e granted. (riven under rav Hand, this oih day febiuary, Auno Domini. 1*7*2. D II. FARMER eh.S Ira. Jud^e of Probal The State of South Carolina, ) Colleton Couuty. j By D. II. Farmer. Prolate'Judge. Whereas Daniel W. <'anidy, for Ma \nn and Jacob Lewis, his made suit ne to appoint Diuiel G. Canidy th< ;uardian, These are therefore, to cite and ad mo sh all and singular th^ kindred ai Creditors of said named Children to a >ear. b< fore me. in the Court of Proba1 o bo held at Walterboro on Monday t iijhih day of April next, at II o'clock he forenoon, to she w cause, if any th lave, why 8c\id. Petition should not jranted. Given under my hand and seal this 5 lay of Ftbiuary, 187*2. D. II FARMER, feb 8 Jtid^e of Proba V E W A DVERT^EME?( T MILITARY AND COMMERCIAL ACADEMY. Boys prepared for College or Business, J-Doond Ssssion baglns February 16,131 For Catalogues and information a lieaS, capt. lv'i. ii. < oit, 51.?y vill , < Hilfelf w The Great Fires ti ClUCA-'IO and'the WEST I?y K<-v. II. .1. (ioonsrK >. !>., ijf < hici^n. Only -t his'orv. " > I 8 litres: <k) ;'ii.;ra\iacs. To/cm PriV" K>> a ; -ins in t'l in "J I .la,.*. Pr.t.lrs ija to siiff-r ijj' in. s, 'riouSi'JJEi), a* co., 'uik Ii;>w, New Yor'i. Jiii'MS Wm?Agents mat.? mar* mo 4 at work for us than (it auyiiii.ne <ls \ Hi:si:i \ss li :) ! Particular* Iroe. (j. SlIX.S >X Jc < 'iw .(/ ' I'tJi'ix'irr.*. Poril irifl. Main *. KEI) AIN'I PRtMIKO'T- $'ia H ?2i Or-'liant (Jrat* a l?usjj,,l. s.'n<l Scent |m>?i auipaii.l nr.* c.im.iI 'ti> Pri ;-.l List* of ail tin Nut'iii ; il i, Fi-'M S ?ls, (>anl"U ? "'(Is 1'1 >w -r anil i'r,o So t r: m'Miral liupl -lu-Mit* Ma "bin'rv,?inn:t?tf,'"hemic Ave Stock. Ac., will iVwnrlel yon. TJi.mo Pri ,is. . contain iii'.icli valua'o' inf?r nation as f i ti'u r (Uasitity tu plant, A . .U.MtK W. J'JHNSON, S.s nan, P <). p. x Atlatila. <?a. fflE BBOWfl COTTON 611 CI New London, Conn.. ilamif tctnri*> of the "lb-own <>ii:.' Cotton * **1 Hal! l.i ill i. ry an I fiutlug*. Manilla !urer.s <<f Harris' ; ti' J{ itary Spurn Engine for plnntatloii purp< '>tt'iii<iln iniik r< ?:ni It pi?ir,,r.s fiirni*ho?l wit h tin?l* of imt-riaK Saws. Hl'<s, Ptilli *, Hoxtw. etc, iiiv patt-rn. toorloi at short noti a*, Haw bail long ori'-nc.i in the basin-ss am] ruarno'"' sali*fn'*tio! very on tumlar ?iplors solieite!. A '. lr,,ss as above "A Sl'itr. t'l'ur. lor litis iiFtr.-s.sii,' complaint is I u-ic known In a'I'rcaii -M octavo pi ges) on Fort iifl Nsitiv * Hort ul P)v|?ar.nloj|s, published by I r 'urifi Hitowx. The pc >cri Hi ion mis tils ovcrcl it in In mi It a | r\ 1 lc.ilb'l in n .or that h>- < ani.ot < ci-ncio'isly r. f is to make ii known, nr.'I it has ct rybo-.lv v h ?his t s ti It for F> h. 11 ver havim-faila i s n I case. Hi- iiiirr.siliiU' may h? nh'aiirsl f iiiv tlrrttf-ist. A < opv s mt free to all applicants by n ViMro*. I ?r. (). PlILLPS ItltoWN, 'J I lirand Street,, i-yCify, N.J. Save Voiir 3ioue> V r.ViniKRS cax save titeir e r uiMigi s to R aufurt, Charlt gtnn or j nnnah by lPst calling ou PAUL WEBB and price their goods. A full s<run<nt of t-vt-ryihing necessary for ii"C of (uuu, can always be found at .tb store, at HICKORY HILL, Beaufort Co., near the POIiT ROY, RAIL ROAD. A Man Colore Lady, or G-ir I. XVJaitcs Boy can be supplied from top to toe with i best of everything out of their store, wh ' 1 ' on huf (Vi Ii* IMP. larjjt-si mill urei pujjjjiivu ww* Charli&ton and Savannah. They will sell Wholesale or Retai at Beaufort Prices. Give theru a call fore goiu# to the city or elsewhere. Prolific Cotton Seed, W'p have a limited supply of IIOLM PROLIFIC COTTON SEED on ha which will pay plauterg to purchase I plaut in preference to auy ther. PAUL & WEBB. Ilickory HIU, Beaufort Co., S. C., near Port Royal Rail Roac feb.l-5t. ~7 OFFICIAL. Acts and Joint Resolutions passed by the General Assembly of Sooth Carolina, Regular Session, 1871 and 1872. An Act to Regulate the Granting of )D Divorces. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senj ate and House of Representatives of the ? State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in General Assemb'y, and by the authority of the same: When the validity of a marriage has been ite denied or doubted by cither of the parties, the other may institute a suit for affi riming to the marriage ; and upon due proof of the m validity thereof, it shall be decreed to be ^ valid; and such decree shall be conclusive rg upon all persons concerned, d. Sec. 2. That a divorce from the bond of he matrimony may bo decreed for the following r" causes: |n 1st. Adultery. ?y | 2d. Where either party willfully abandons ot or deserts the other for the period of two years; provided that when.the suit is insti* j tuted by the party deserting, it appears that 1 the desertion was caused by the extreme ,e. cruelty of the other party, or that the deser~ ion by the wife was caused by the gross or wanton and cruel neglect of the husband to j provide suitable maintenance for her, lie being of sufficient ability so to do. ^ Sec. 3. That the circuit courts of Com.jr mon Pleas shall have original jurisdiction of suits for annulling or affirming marriages, or n" for divorces. No such suit shall be main1C* j rained, unless the parties, or one of them, is e j a citizen of this State, or shall have resided iio therein at least one whole vcar previous to . f in instituting the same, The suit shall be ^ brought in the county in which th? parties last cohabited, or (at the option of the plaintb tiff) in the county in which the defendant resides, if a resident of this State; but if not, then in the county in which the plaintiff resides. S. Sec. 4. That suits for divorce shall be commenced by summons and complaint, in the same' manner as other actions; and, whether the defendant answer or not, the cause shall be heard, independently of the admissions of either party in the pleading. 2. or otherwise). Costs may be awarded to d- either party, as justice and equity may require. Sec. 5 That the court, in term, or the judge, in vacation, may, at any time pending the suit, makTr-ahy order that may be proper to compel the man to pay any sums necessary for the maintenance of the woman Bf>, and to enable her to carry out the suit, or to ! prevent him from imposing any restraint on ; her personal liberty, or to provide for the | custody and maintenance of the minor chilv> 1 dron of the parties during the pendency of the suit, or to pre.se. vc the estate of the minor, so that it be forthcoming to uieet any I; decree which may be made in the suit, or to als ! compel him to give necessary security to abide such decree. I Sec. G. When the suit is for divorce for <!-- adultery, the divorce shall not be granted if it appear that the parties voluntarily cohab1 .V.,1 tVoi. tlni nf flip fl-ipf nfadnl IllA'lA UMV^l i iiv. anvf* ?vv?qw ? %. . 11 ! tery, or that it occurred more than five years before the institution of the suit, or. that it was committed by the procurement or eoni*a nivance of the plaintiff, aii j .See. 7. Upon decreeing the dissolution ; j of a marriage, and also upon decreeing a di1 iM vorec, the court may make such further decree as it shall deem expedient concerning the estates and maintenance of the parties, \ or either of them, and the care, custody and 4 j maintenance of tho children, and make a KJ-.V ' new decree concerning the same, as the cir"o cuinstances of the children may require. ol* Sec. S. When a divorce is granted foi the cause of adulter}* or willful desertion, .:li ! committed by the husband, the wife shall bt | entitled to her dower in his lands in the ! same manner as if he were dead; but slit r ft shall not bo entitled to dower in any other case of divorce from the bon 1 of matrimony. Sec. y. Upon the dissolution of a marriage by a decree of nullity.or divorce, foi any cause, except that of adultery commit' & ted by the wife, the wife shall bo entitled tc as- the immediate possession of her real o.-tate, he | in like manner as ifher husband were dead: tir I sun! fiio nn'irt mav make a decree, restoring ( ..... ..... : to the wife tliu whole, o- any part, of tin personal estate that niav havj coiuo to tin ! husband by reason of th i marriage, or a war J V.L in# to her the value thereofin money, to U paid by the husband. Sec. 10. When tlio court deems it propei to award the wile any personal c>?ato, 01 money in lieu thereof, it may require th. husband to disclose, on oath, what per-ama I estate has come to him hy raasju of the mar ; riairo, and how it has been disposed of. am ich w',at !M>l'tioo thereof remains in his hands, 'en ^oc* When a divorce is decreed fo any of the causes mentioned in section - o this act, the court jtrontinj; it may doere< alimony i<? the wife, ur any share of he estate in the nature of alimony to the hus band. Kp m i l See. 12. When alimony or other annua * 1 < - .? *1* __ L!! 1 allowance is aecreea iur mo wuo or cunureu i the court may require sufficient security t | be '.'iven for its payment, aueordiug to th' ES1 j terms of the decree. ti, ! See. 13. Upon action of divorce forth lDt* cause mentioned in seotion 2 of this act, i order to secure a suitable support and main teuance to the wife and such children as ma [, ' bo committed to her care and custody, a attachment of the husband's real and pc: 1 sonal estate may be made by the officer anr* ing the summons. The amount for which the attachment may be made shall be expressed in the warrant of attachment, which , must be obtained from a judge or clerk of the court in which, or before whom, the ac . tion is brought. / Sec. 14. That all laws relating to attachment of real or personal estate shall apply to attachment herein provided for, so far as the same are not inconsistent with this act. Sec.-15. When an inhabitant of this State, whose marriage has been consummated therein, shall go into another State or country solely to obtain a divorce, for any cause occurring here, and whilst the parties resided here, or for any cause which would not authorize a divorce by the laws of this State, a divorce so obtained shall be of no force or effect in this State. Approved, January 31, 1872. i An Act to Empower the Judges of the Pro? hate Court, in their respective Counties, to issue Executions. Whereas doubts haue arisen whether the judges of the Probate Court in this State are authorized to, issue executions to carry into i effect any order, sentence or decree of such ; court; therefore, Be it enacted by the Senate and House \ of Representatives of the State of South ' Carolina, now met and sitting in General ! Assembly, and by the authority of the ; same: Section 1. That from and after the pasI sage of this act the judges of the Probate Court, in the several counties in this State, may,and they are hereby, fully authorized and empowered to issue executions, when ' that is the necessary and proper process to : carry into effect any order, sentence ordecree | of such court. Sec. 2. That all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act be, and the same are hereby repealed. Approved January 31, 1872. An Act to Incorporate the Enterprise Association, of Charleston, South Carolina. Be it ena. ted by the Senate aud House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in General Assembly, and by the authority of the sara<: Section 1. That Jacob Mills, T. A. | Davis, N. Spencer, Samuel Marion, Aaron Wrighten, Abraham Williams, Joseph 1 ' ~ " *?! J TCistVtOfsl VThi fp j L'arfcer, s 15. oiiaaieuiu, .. ; George Martin, Jacob Royal, John A. Adams, R. N. Gregorie, Isaac "Weston, ; their associates and successors. ajjfe hereby made and created a body politjc and corporate, under the name and sJkyleof "The Enterprise Association, of Charleston, South Carolina." J i Sec. 2. And said corporation shall hare power to make by-laws,, not repugnant to j the laws of the land, $f)d shall have succession of officers and-members, according to their election, and to keep and use a | common seal, the same to alter at will, to sue and be sued, ia any court in this State; to have and enjpy every right, power and privilege incident to such corporations; and it is hereby empowered to acquire, ' retain and enjoy all such propert/, real ' j and personal, as may be given or bequeathed to, or purchased by it, and to sell, convey or mortgage the same, or any pari thereof, at will. Sec. 3. That said corporation may, , from time to time, iuvest moneys, assets, j or any property which it may acquire, in , such real and personal property, bonds, stocks, or in sureties, in such sums and on such terms and conditions ns it may deem proper, and to execute bonds, &c., under i coal* P?iviHo(i That the HO ttn ovw , ?. maximum value of all property, held and owned by said corporation, shall not exceed fifty thoimnd (50,000) dollars. Sec. 4. This act shall continue in force during twenty years, and may be given in evidence without being especially pleaded. Approved February 2d, lb72. :l ? An .let to uHei an I amen*I an Art to Or( : ynv'ze and Govern the Militia of the State of South Carolina. I Section 1, H i it enacted by the Senate and House of liepresentativis, of the State , of South Carolina, now met and sitting In . ; General Assembly, and by the authority . of the same. ? i That Section 15, of an act to organize ; and govern the Militia,/of the State of r | South Carolina, (approved March 16th, r 1SG0) is hereby altc/ed and amended, so 3 as to read?The dalles of the Quartermas1 ter General, shall devolve upon the Adju tant General.* in times of peace. I ! Sec. 2 That the othce of Assistant Adjutant General be, and is hereby abolr ished, and the duties of that oftiee are f hereby conferred upon the Adjutant Gen ? ; ritli, r Sec. 3. That all acta, or parts of acts, inconsistent with this act, ba, And the same are hereby repealed, 1 Approved February 2d. 1672. ' I XOTICE. o ! AU persons having claims against the e?? tate of Dr. Henry M. Fuller, late of the e Town of Beaufort, deceased, are requested u to render accounts thereof, and those in* r debted to said estate are requested to make y payment to me at Gardner's Corner, a Hemry M Fuller, Ub,15-3t. Qualified Executor.