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OFFICIAL. Acts and Joint Re.^lutions passed by the tteneral Assembly of South aroliaa, Regular Session, IS71 %pd 1;$72; < / *f ' xa i An act to Incorporate the Springfield Baptist Church of the Town of Greenville, , South Carolina. < CT"^T^~y tSt t (Section 1. Be it enacted by the Sen- ' ate and House of Representatives of the ( ' t State of South Carolina, now met and sit- i - Jeneral Assembly, and by. the au- ' 1 thority of the same: / / !/, That the members of the said /ociety be, f and are hereby declared to be a body corporate, by the name and style of the 1 Springfield Baptist-Church, and by that 1 name and style sball have a succession of officers and members, and shall have a 1 1 < common atai. Sec. 2. That ther said corporation shall '! have power to purchase, receive and hold any real or personal estate, not exceeding i in value fifty thousand dollars, and to sell, j convey and dispose of the same; and by its. | j corporate name may sue and be sued, in j any court of competent jurisdiction in this Stat*; and make such rules and by-laws, . - not repugnant to the laws thereof, as they } may deem necessary and expedient. Sec.'3. That this act shall be deemed and taken to be a public act, and shall * continue in force until repealed. 4-pproved February 27, 1872. ' ' i t act to Change the Na < e of Win. JVVitha- i ( niel Martin, and to make hiw me of the < Legal Heirs of His Father* j i Whereas, Wm. B. Davis, a citizen of i; "Williamsburg county, is the father of an 1 illegitimate child, a boy, now going by the j Dame of Wm. Nathaniel Martin, aud 1 whereas said Wm. B. Davis is desirous of t the name of said child changed to j t that of Wm. Nathaniel Davis, and to have '( conferred upon him all the rights of legit- { iqaacj; therefore, 6 Section 1. Be it enacted by thy Senate ; s and House of Iiepreseutatives of tfhe State ( of South Carolina, now met aud sitting iu [ General Assembly, and by the authority t of the same: i That the name of the stid Wm. Xatha- * nicl Martin be chauged to^lwt o( Win. 1 Nathaniel"Davis. Sec. 2. That all rights of legitimacy , * are hereby couferred upon the said Wm. 1 N- Martin, and that he be considered one of the legal heirs ot his father, Win. B. j Davis, as if bjrn in lawful wedlock. : * Approved Fcb.uary 27, 1872. s An art to Change the names of Lee Ahrfi'ns. John Ab+'aMSf Dunklin A brums ami ! Mary Abrams, to Lee Ferguson, John 1 Ferguson, Dunklin Ferguson ami Mary j 'j Ferguson, ltevjfecikely. and to Permit t Charles M. I'erguson to adopt them, and r make them his lutcful heirs, ' Whereas the aforesaid Lee Abrams, 1 John Abrams, Duuklin Abrams and Ma ry Abrams, are all the minor ehildreu of ' Jhaucts E. Abrams, nnw intyrmarrud with the said Charles M. Fegguso<T, who l is desirous of treating said children, iu t every respect, as $9 own, to confer upon s them his own name, ancj to raaHe them big lawful heirs /therefore, i Section 1. JSe it enacted by the Senate 1 and House ofTVpresentatives of the State 1 of South Carolina, now met and sitting in j General Assembly, and by the authority! of the same: J That the names of the said L^e Abraras, i1 John Abrams, Dunklin Abrams and Mar- t Abrams be changed, respectively, to I^e t Ferguson, John Ferguson, Dunklin Fer- s guson and Mary Ferguson. Sec. 2. That the said Lee Ferguson. . John Ferguson, Dunlin Fergus >n and * Mary Ferguson shall, hereafter, be deem t ed lawful heirs of the said Charles M. Fer- L guson, and shall, upon the death of the , said Charles M. Ferguson, providing he N die intestate, inherit his property, in com- t piqn with his other lawful heirs. , Approved February 27, 18J2. s An act to lie-charter the Ferry over the Corn-1 e bahee Hirer, South Carolina, known as S the Combahce Ferry. t Section 1. lie it enacted by the Senate .) $nd House of Representatives of the State ' of South Carolina, now met and sitting in e Ueneral Assembly, aud by the authority 1 of the samei 8 That from and after the passage of this 1 act, the ferry over the Conibahee river 1 (known as the Oombahee Ferry) be and t the same is hereby re-chartered, aud t vested in Arthur Middletoq, his heirs and assigns, for a term of fourteen years, with 1 the following rate of toll: For each man e and horse, ten cents; for each horse, led, ? five cents; for each foot passenger, five ^ cents; for each wagon, drawn by four horses, seventy-five ceuts; for each wagon JW and carriage, drawn by two horses, fifty cents; for each wagon, drawn by one horse, twefjty-five cents: for each gig or sulky, twenty-five cents; for each cart and c horse, twenty five cents; for each head of C cattle, live cents; tor each hog, sheep or 1 goat, three cents; for long or doable ier- s riacrfl /IftnKlo t hn amAnnt f\f* thti Q Iviuo A VI"UV?W VU4. c* lli " 4 if V V#* v?\. V rates: Provided, That the said i>rthur a Middleton, his heirs or assigns, shall keep t one or more good, substantial ferry boats, c together with a suitable rope or chaiu, or c 6uch other contrivance as will insure safe t and prompt transportation across said f stream: Provided, further, That children r going to, and returning from, school, and r * voters going to, and returning from, the t polls, on election day, thall be passed, free r pi charge, over said ferry. t Approved February 27, 1872. . < " 1 ; : ' i ' t An act to Revive and Renew the Charter and Corporate Privileges of the Trustees of the Bennettsville Academical Society* ; Section 1. Bo it enacted by the Senate tig and House of Representatives of the State ! f0 of South Carolina, now, met and sitting in ^ General Assembly, and by the authority of the same: ga That sections 2, 3 and 16 of an act en- jn titled "An act to incorporate certain soci- ce eties and companies, and to renew and amend certain charters heretofore grant- ar ed," ratified on the eighteenth day of Becembex, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and foity-four, be, and the same are hereby, revived and re-en- ^ acted, only in so far as to renew the char- . jn ter and corporata privileges' therein con- ga ferred upon the Trustees o#"'the J&ennetts- ar ville Academical 'Society,' to be a body t politic and corporate, entitled to all the j rights and, privileges in said act granted, ^ not repugnant to the laws of the land, rp That th i said corporation shall have power (j to purchase, receive and possess any real ce or personal estate, not exceeding in value the sum often thousand dollars: Provided, jQ That the said Trustees of the Bennetts- ga ville Academical Society be subject to an act to provide for the formation of corpor- 1 ^ ations, so far as the same may bi applicatale: Provided, further, That nothing ^ herein contained shall exempt them from : ^ the provisions of section 41 of an act passed i f December 17, 1841. 0? Sec. 2. This act shall he deemed a put), i ca ic act, aDd shall continue in force w*til j jj, imended or repealed. !. Approved February 27,1872. .4n Act to. incorporate the Mechanics' and ( Farmers' Building and loan Association, of \ Bichland County, & C. ' th Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate Ti tnd House of l.'epresentatives of the State ?t )f S ?uth Carolina, now and sitting it Gen- rp iral Assembly, and by the authority of ^ he same: That E II. TIeinitish. A- (* Breniz r John Agnew, M. J. CMoan, W. B. Xash, : A IVni. Simmons. S. B. Thompson, James Lhivis. .Ksop Goodsou, J. II. Bryant, Wil- j iam Taylor, together with such other ; h rsons who are now, or u ay be liereaf- at; er, associated with them, he, and they s| ire hereby, declared a body pditio and f*' ; >rporate, for the purpose of-making loans ?f A money, by certificate or otherwise, secured by mortgage on real estate or personal property, or by conveyance of the n 1 .ame, to their members aud stockholders, j lh >r other persons, by the name and sty e 8tl )f the Mechanics' at d Farmers' Building at ind Loan Association, of Bichland coun- th ;y, South Carolina, the capital stock of h\ vhich shall consist of two thousand d> ;harts, to be paid in by successive monthly j th nstallments of one dollar on each share. ; io lou4 the corporation shall c ntinue. i The said shares to be held, transfem d, j j1'1 issigncd and pledged, and the holders ji? hereof to he suhj< ct to such lint 8 and for- al> eiturcs, for default in Lhtir pa\ m nis, C recording la such regulations as m ay be a? mscrib. d by the by-laws of siid coipir- P" ilion. * i m Sec 2. That tlie said c >rporation shall of ?ave pow^r and aulhoiily to make any to ;uch rules aud by-laws f? r it sgovernmtnt pi; isarcuntrepug lauttoihecoris itu ionaiid 0iws of the laud; shall have sue a nu uV.r ted succession of meinVrs a id ofi|c re as ac .hall he ordainiy! and i>ios-.:n acuoid'og to sh he said rulea apd by.JktVs, niadu or to b$ l.i nade by iheru/shaMiaveand keep a com* I ih non seal, and" may Alter the sa ne at will, ! ur nay sue and l>e su d; plead ami he iin I or ileaded, in any court of law or eq i'.y, in i foi 1 ? V II 1 3 - .11 1 his state, ana sn*u n ive auu enj ?y an aiiu "> svery rit;ht and privilege lticicl -ut and be mi (Hiding to corpor ite bodies, aec adiug to U' be law* of the land> t rj ike 3. That the said corporation shall e? lave powt r to take, putchise upd h >ld >h < at estate, and to 8 dl and traus'er the fu nine, from time to time, to its mem bets an ind others, on such and under such con- I sa I tions, aud subject to such reguluti >tis as ui nay he. prescribed by the rules aud by- is! aws of sa'd corp >ratiQn. provided.that lit - Ai cal ?state held by said corporation shuii be tot at auy tjiue exceed the value of two ' pe tundred thousand dollars. co Sec, 4. That the funds of said cirpor- a<ition shall be loaned and advanced to its I cc nctubers and stockholders, or others, up sa >n the security of real aud personal es- dr ate. and used iu the purchise of real cs- an ate for the benefit of its members and dr itockholders, on such terms, aud under in: uch conditions, and subj. ct to spch reg- su ilations as may, from time to time, be ce :i?i i ? . iw. !.? .??J /?r l\ jiesiuioeu uy iuk * mcs tyuu "j mno v aid corporation^ and it eha.U be lawful for lie said corporation to hold such lauds, ap eueimuts, hereditaments and pers? n il frc > roper ty as shall bi mortgaged or c?>n | su reyed t-> them in good faith, by way of se- mi utity, upon its loans aud advances; and e\> nay sell, aUcn or otln pwisp dispose of the fu ame to its members, stockholders or oth Ii; ir?, as they, lyoui lime to lime,.may d-ctn co ixpedieut. j bu Sec. That whenever the funds of sh iaid corpora1 ion shall have accumulated co 0 such an amount that, upou a fair and in ust division thereof, each stockholder and ac ueinber shall receive, or be entitled to reeive, ihe sura of two hundred dollars, or = iroperty of that value, for each and every hare of sto k owned by hira or her so leld, and such distribuli* >n and division of he funds shall have been so made, then da his corporation shall cease aud deter- (>f nine. " Bi iep. 0. This aet shall ba deemed a pubice act, and the same may be given in pe videuce, without specially pleading the ; ame. H. Approved February lotb, 1S72. 1 n Act to Provide for the Ii dcra)>tion of ( ertaifl Lands sQl<luntler Order of Ljtneiul Ed. Jt. S. Canb>i fur Taxes. Fe it resolved by the Senate and House >f Representatives ot the State of South Carolina, now met aud sitting in General Vssembly, aud by the authority of the ame1 I [,< Section i. That tho former owqers of at ill land sold for taxes, and bought in for he State by the Sheriffs of the several be ounces, under the provisions of an order ?f Geueral Ed. li. S. Can by, dated Charleson, S. C. December 3d, l8t'?7, to provide ~ or the support of the Provisional Govern- ? ueut of South Carolina, tor the year com- ^ nenciug the 1st of October, 1807, be, and hey are hereby, allowed the privilege of yt edeeming said lands, at aDy time within welve months alter the passage of this let. w M Sec. 2. That the person or persons ?siring to redeem land, so'd under said, der, shall apply to the Sheriff for a cerfrcate, under his hand and seal, stating te amount of tax, costs and penalties, r which the land was sold. That then ie said person shall present the same to ie County Treasurrer, and pay to the ,id Treasurer the amount of the tax, with terest thereon, at the rate of seven per nt, per annum, on all costs and penal28; whereupon the Treasurer shall make id deliver to such person or persons, a :ed of conveyance for said land, removg all the titles therein. Sec. 3. That the County Treasurer all account for the taxes, penalty, and terest paid in, under thij? Act, in the me manner as he does for other taxes, id shall distribute the costs to the officer whom the same fihall belong. Sec. 4. That th? person or persons re:eming the land shallpay to the County , reasurer the sum. of tnree dollars for the ied of conveyance, afad to the Sheriff (50 j nts) fifty ceuts forthe certificate. Sec. 5. That alf Acta and parts of Acts J consistent with this Act be, and the i me are hereby, repeated. Sec. 6 That all deeds of conveyance ' :retofore executed $nd delivered by the teriffs of the different counties, or any of era, under the Act provided for the re'mption of lands, sold under the orders 1 General Canby, approved the 9th day ; A 1 Q71 tarV*?/>Vi ttin q nnl i - XX iy? 1U I X ^ 1U ?? U1VU l/UV > .tion was made therefor, within the time ; nited by that Act be, and the same are 'reby. ralt'-fied and confirmed. Sec. 7. That the Sheriffs who may j ive received taxes, interests and penal38 in the redemption of lands, as in that c-t provided, are hereby required to turn e same over to their respective Couuty reasurers, to be disposed ot by them as her taxes, and to parcel out the costs ceived by them to the officers to whom ey severally beloDg. Approved February l.*th, 1872. n Act to Acquire the County Commissioners of Barnwell to Construct a Jail at ; Blackville, the County Seat. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate id House of Representatives of the State South Carolina, now met and sitting in neral Assembly, and by the authority the same: That the County Commissioners of irnwell county be, and they are hereby, quired and directed, immediately afier e passage of this Act, to cause to be conructed a jail for the use of said county, the town of Blackville, the county seat, e said jail, when completed, with the gli'-st practicable security for the custo- | of prisoners, not to be exi*eded in cost | e sum of eight thousand dollars. S c. 2. The said Commissioners are iliiorized to advertise lor plans and spec- j L'ltions, and proposals to build said jail the uew>p,?per published in Barnwell, id one daily newspaper in Charleston and durubia, for the space of three weeks, id fiom the plans, specifications and proisals submitted to select such oneasthey think best adapted to the necassititts ; a jail; and the*y are further authorised contract with the party submitting the ; ans, specifications aud proposals ac- \ pied by them. . .-j c. 3. On the completion of said jail j cording l ? siid coutract, aud after it 1 have been approved and received by e sa d Commissioners, they sh^il be au- ! oriza 1 to draw up >11 the County Treas er ot' Barnwell in favor of the contract- [ for the amount agreed to be paid there- ' r, which dr<ifi shall be paid by the Treas- j er on presentation, but the said C >m- 1 issiom-rs are authorized, in their discre- : m, to stipulate for piyiaent to the conictor iostallments as tji'e work progres: F-rovidtd, That lio such payment all be made except- upon an estimate rnished in writing by the contractor, d carefully ex lut^i' d by the Coromis-j mers. ehowing tire amount of work act- 1 lly doue, and of material actually furuied. aL tne date when nayraent is asked: nd provided, farther, Pint there shall reserved of sa<h estimates twenty cents r centum, which shall not be paid to the ; ntractor until the jail shall be comph ted cordinf to contract, approved aud reived by the Commissioners. Aud the 1 id Commissioneis are authorized to : aw upon the County Treasurer for all lounts thus agreed to be paid, which aft the Treasurer shall pay upou the til ; g with him the estimates upon which , ch drafts are drawn, endorsed with a 1 rtificate of approval signed by the said uumissiouers, or by a majority of them. Sec. 4. The County Treasurer shall set art the suya of eight thousand dollars >m the county funds and hold such sums ^j ct to the drafts of the County Comis>i mers for pavmeut for materials and nstruction of said jail. And provided rther that that part of the county of, irnwell, which with portions of the uuties of Ldgejield. Lexington Qrangerg, now forming the county of Aiken, alt not be hahkrm any way for any debts ntracted in building a jail at Hlaekvilje accordance w;tji the provisions hf this t. j Approved February 15, 1873. yua. At Beaufort, South Carolina, on the 8th y of March. 1872, in the 30th year tier age, Mauy Jane?wife of ?aul j tODlB. Slullleld and Newcastle, (England) pars please copy. VR.MGNY LODGE NO, 22. A. F. I. ^^ ^ The Regular Coninmnic^tioii of tips il.tre t.jkos place this (Thursday) Kvonipg half past seven o'clock. Candidates for the 1\ 0. degree will please \ punctual. C. II. WRIGHT, Secretary. iootl for a Sawmill!I A Sew )RTY-H0E33 POWEE ENGINE For sale by. arch 14-tf. P. C. WILSON & CO. ! Annnal Meeting of the Port Royal Railroad Company. J The annual meeting of the Stockholders i! of the Port Royal Railroad will be held in | the city of Beaufort S. C., on Tuesday April CO, at 12 M. | R. II. Tiiayer, mch,14-7t. Secretary* > "PROPOSALS I For Work on the Port Royal Rail Road. , Port Royal. S. C. ^ March 12, 1872. , Proposals will ho received till April 1, 1872, for doing the grading and trestle work on i the Port Royal Railroad from Augusta, * Georgia, to Steel Creek, South Carolina. j Small contracts preferred. < Also, for the Bridge over the Savannah ' river, three miles below Augusta. 1 Specifications, plans and profiles can b> seen at the office of the Chief Engineer, Beaufort, S. C.. or at niv office. Port Royal, S. C. STEPHEN C. MILLETT. | March 14-3t. TO COXTttACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received, for ] building a drain running from the corner ' ofBstreet and ninth street along ninth :j street, to the front of said street; according to plans and specifications, to be seen, at the office of the Intendant. Proposals will j berceivcd till Thursday April 7th, 1872. F. Talbird, P. E. Ez^kiel, Von Harton, March 7-5-t. Committee on Drains. 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The celebrated author, in this admirable essay, clearly demonstrates from a , thirty > ears' successful praotice, that the alarming oonseouences of such errors and abuses may ho radically cured without the fl0' dau^erous uso of internal medieino or the *^u application of the knife, pointing opt a *'v mode of cure at onv,e simple, certain, and effectual, hy means of which eyery suitVrer, no matter what his oonditlon may he. nmv cure himself cheaply, privately, and 1 rudicalhi. fr-y" Urhi8 Lecture should be in the bands A of every youth and every roan h tbo land, "Ed invent, under seal, in plain envelope, to SU auy address, postpaid on receipt of six pr< cents, or two post stamp*. ?er Also, 1)r, Culverwoll's {'Marriage pie Guide," price 25 cents. Address the publishers. CIIAS. J. C. KLINE & CO., 127 Bowery, New York. Post-Office j ( Box 4,587. Jan. 25-ly. 1 feb JOHN FRANZ. 2fE.tJ.ER IX DRY GOODS. GRUCKRIES, LIQUORS, PLOUGHS. PLA.iVTA.TIOS SUPPLIES, lreceived by the Schooner Altoona ONE HUNDRED PLOUGHS, ne lot of Famil Soap, and Groceries of all kinds, ch bo offers as low as can lie otrercd in Charleston or. innah. JAPANESE PAPER WARE dsting of pails with covpn, and Chamber sets, til st-x k of GLASS, PAINTS, and OIL. * ilvral discounts to traders. Terms c ash or eiyt ac. anoc. at (50 days. Pec.l4-iy. Nicfeerson House, COLUMBIA, o fpTTTO pleasantly located-HOTEL, an-, 11110 surpassed by any House in the. South for comfort and healthlr locality, I, I f^VTWis now open to Travellers ahd other?4 seek i n g accom mod tit ions, nilies cab tw fnrnlshod with nice, airy rooms on lcaabie terms, "A call is solicited." Mrs. WM. A. WRIGHT <fr SON. y. _...! ; ...ill k.. C.?.,wl.o? ll.A liriHTlIIHMl.il A ails* * Will v; I'/UIIU ?V ?MV, r.'iit do pot.*, Tenns reas mahle, transient or regular boarders. b:29-ly. [OUSE AND LOT IX BEAUFORT FOR SALE. The House, and large Lot owned bv. Mrs. . If. Danilson. at the corner of G. and venth street, is offered for sale at a eery v price and om easy terms. The House itains seven rooms, has ? new roof and is ad repair. The Lot has a very fitve. mge orchard in bearing condition, and a, jd garden. Inquire of feb.l-tf Geo. Wateriiouse. OUSE A ND LOT FOR SALE jfrrA THE FINK PROPERTY Cj;; ; situated at the corner of 3rd ajgllK and I) streets, known as the ' Bell" premises, and immeitely opposite the residence of the Hon. S. Bennett, Intendant of Beaufort, is ofed for sale. The House r.nl outbuildings are in good" ler, and the lot comprises the best grove! orange trees in the town. Very small rers are needed to make it a most desirable d complete house. The lot is square, ring a front on D street of 204 feet, andi 3rd street of 14"> feet. ?or terms apply to II. G. Judd, or on the raises to Mrs. Mary Bythewood. leaufort, March 7,1ST. March 27-tfi five Your Money? ARMERS CAN SAVETTIIEIR 'Expenses to Beaufort, Charleston or Sannah by first calling on PAUL <Sb EBB and price their goods. A full as tment of everything necessary for the i of man, can always be found at their >re, at HICKORY HILL, aufort Co.^ near" the PORT ROYAL VIL KOAD. u Mazx< Colored Xjftdy, or rirli WliltO) Boy ii be supplied from ton to toe with"the it of everything out of their store, which the largest and best supplied between larleston and Savannah, fhey will sell ZhoIesaleVand Retail Beaufort Prices. Give them a call be e going to the city or elsewhere. 'rolific fotton Seed. VVp hive a limited sunplv of IIOLMES ^OLTFIC COTTON SEED on hand lich will pay planters to purchase and int in preference to anv flier. PAUL & WEBB. Hickory Hill, Beaufort Co., S. C.. near Port Royal Rail Road. feb.l-ly. State of 1 u rn Carolina, ' in r?nrt of o ta . ! Trial .Tuali univ or rjeaumrr.. i " ",vv' liexibcn G. Holme*, Plaintiff\ A finiiifit Daniel Bird, Defendant. To Daniel Bird, the Defendant. Yon ?. hereby summoned and required to swer the comnlaint in this action which tiled in%be ofilee of Trial Justice Ridley Carlton at Beaufort, in said county, thin twenty dava after the seryiee of is summons exclusive of the day of rvice. If you fail to answer the said mplalnt within the time herein specified e plaintiff will take judgment against u for the sum of Fifty Dollars, with ;erest thereon, at the rate of aeven per nt. per annum, from the second day of oril, one thousand eight hundred and ;tv-elght, together with the coats of thig lion. D-Ued, Beautort Feb 3rd. it. G. HOLMES. Plaintiff. To the Defendant, Daniel Bird; Take notice, that the complaint in thin f Inn vena fllrwl in i V-? /-Is*e **-!?? ... .iio xiim Rt I oft Tlully IV Canton, at Beaufort. in p Countv of Beaufort, on theeigbtb day September 1871. H. G. HOLMES. Plaintiff. feb. ft flw. Beaufort, 8. 0. XECVT0B8 NOTICE. All person* having derpands against [ward Lvnah, lata of Beaufort Onnty, ito of ftoqth Carolina. *r? notified tq *cent them duly nttegtod to tha suh. Ibers. Thoga indebted to bim wll| ase make pavment to. JANE LYNATT or JNO. HEYWABD LYNAH, Qualified Executor*. Srabamville,, 6. 0. February 19,187}r i. 29 3L