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IUsury.
[ . Perhaps no question of moro vt tul itu por
r tinco to thc entire people of the St?to will be
I* brought before the present Legislature, th wt'
I tho Hill to repeal the Act of 180G. repealing
the 1^1:ry laura of this Stale. With great
I difficulty, and after humorous eloquent do
? jmonstr.itions of the gobion fruits which would
billow steadily into the State, but for tho usury
Mhuvs, tho Act was repealed. That none
of these expected beni fils have resulted,
everyone will ad.nit. On tho contrary. is
j jboltevod genor.dly.that our c in ditton and pros
; ?poets Ji'ivo boon damaged by tho oh ange, and
that under tho present system of interest, we
y join never enjoygeuend prosperity. This is our
; decided opinion. Wo ure un agricultural
! iaoTTilTl?Tm ? ?.>.j->M~an-m^ui^?--rW^"cn'r
[ frurue ol money is regulated by hw. Can
j 'pur funnier** pay the prcrtent late and realize 11
profit <m tho products of their farina ? Is it
jftot sppircut that tho entire profits of the
farmer uro Fwallnwtd ftp in thc exactions
i ,of tho capit?ilUt', and the real wealth and
H prosperity of theStalu aro not increased ? It
i is contended, if thc present law be repealed,
j Jimmey cannot ho ha J sud the wheels td'tr ole
; will be obstrueted. Tho circulation of money
u?perids not so ni Uah' on thc ruto per cent as
jj -tho security iii?v.rded for its loan. People in
vest in United States bonds, at seven per
] 'cont , rainer than loan to us nt twelve or
j itwoaty par conti, and iii fa?t every one will
I jsuspeoi those who apply at high rates. Wo
S ,tliink it far belter to begin our operations on
jft small and suve scale, adding our savin?s
annually to tito'?ido of production, th an for
years to keep up tho appearance of a hollow
il and artiliieiul prosperity. Under the present
jj M'?t'??, wo may | ihnr und stfivo and sweat,
[ ?Boason after season, but to find that' \tc arc
? poor still, and that all our hard earnings go
, nbrond to thc enrichment of the capitalist -
! ?Docs tho prosont law benefit tho uiorcliftftt?
j ^"f jjen,. thou the greater tho reason fur its te
j? peal. If tho merchant operate on capital
I borrowed ut twelve to twenty per cent., then
i ?po roust realizo, as-profit on his sale, this per.
j p?nMgo-over and above his legitimate profits.
This niuvtt come from tho fanner, who tu tho
j ?jnsunior, and in this way a large amount is
maiuStrnrtod'ftKun thc channels of production
Ij^ind transferred to tho foreign capitalist to
I ,he impovciialuncnt of tho State. It may bo
fbr juid that in somo cases "A," by borrowinc:
? nonoy ut twonty per cont., can realize a prof
I ,t, but-this-is au. exceptional case and proves
jj iothing, for in nineteen out'of twenty oases,
!io harrower will roap.pecuniary ruin; If bc
j ?10 sucoessful, is not success at the expenso
. f ftomc eiti?i>n in distress and to the injury
I ioi'hnps of tho State't It may be again said
. h*t he, who ventures ot n ruinons percentage
li' 'nd loses, has only hiinsolf lo IdilOio ; but ir
? i not tru? that tho ruin of any individual
; i detriment id to the general prosperty, inns
tucli ns tho Stato iiV' but. a ooll?ekion- of in
ivldual?. Tho present law is, in few Wfn'ds,
j protection M the rich nttd- powerful and
' n oppression to tho woalc-nnd poor ; and in
li ict nt no period in tho history of" thc Stale,
rould tho repeal of tho u?ury laws havo
'peroti'd granter detriment than ot the tinto it
tn* effected. An 'ndividual. fir failing ?lr?'
itmstances, borrows v illi difficnlty nnd only
t ruinous rntOM, but if geiienil prosperiry
.lxvails nround him, ho nmy by this means
?j hvo himself md re establish his credit ; but
[hon. lli? out tro pcoplo.of u Stato nro reduced
p comparative poverty, its wealth nnd stand?
[?g i?u*t bo tho fi'uiis of creativo industry.
Vt sttoh timo thora .is n disposition lo borrow
r Tftt? keep Up appoorances without tiny toul
rogrens in wotltli. Such is our condition
l/IKti.'y.-- The Stale is poorer thar.-in 1*5?6,
A ll&cy w ..?ot inyre pleniiful than ftt Hud
timo. Tho predicted manufactories are fail? j
uVei, ?uil it must ho ovulent to cybry think- |
ing man, that ns runners we cannot prosper '
un capital borrowed nt eighteen per cent.,
nor can wo with such moans orcet tun tm fae
tories so us to competo successfully with
those w'.tO oper?te under moro favorable cir
cu?as! met?. Wo oro poor und must pay for
our bad credit, or b< git? as a poor mun docs
nod create our own capital mid crodit -
.This is tho only road to prosperity.
Wo seo thc novelty of money plentiful in
New Ymk at six n nd1 so von per cent1., while
lu ro it is two und throe fol d' that, tho uv h wo
uro removed- but a li Ul o over ono doy's
j (tirnoy front that Kl Dorado. lu thc fpo ;
of this, wo uro told this will Goally re
gulato itself. If wo were rio h. und prosper
ous, tho repeal of tho usury laws, would
scarcely hive, been felt j but wo aro liku th)
inan I,!' failing circumstance, an I under tho
present nrrang-jticnt will so continue, Un
pjaliog tho usury laws, Under such cireum
stances, w is opotlblg out tho flood gate i of op
pression 0:1 an impoverished people. Thc
State owes it to itself to olos? up the debt
sive door and protect its groat interest-* pin
l)ndiod; in rho occupations of productivo in
dustry, until prosperity and credit uro re cs
tab! ?shed:
Thc advocates of tho present- law offer tw.>
or runic nts for its continuance. 1st, That mon
cy, like everything else, is worth' its market
Vilue; and 2nd. That if thu usury law bo
pj-eniictod, its design -will lie defeated hy frau 1
and concealment'. That thc latter position is
I not correct, thc past has cxcmplilic I. Pu
rare instances tho law might ho evaded', hut
generally il Would bo obeyed, lt would bc
us effectual ?8 tho law against saiuirgliog or
any other purely statutory regulation.
As to tho fust position, money differs mate
nally in many respects from other commodi
ties. Nearly all thc products of industry arc
perishable and liiust ho sold nt sonic price
Money, int tho contrary, will not'lej r ci t . or
waste by l;eminr. lt has a valuo which ten
or twenty years houoc will ro nain undi inged
by wear and tear. Tho possessor rot ii tis tho
article, and loses thc interest only. Herr,
then, is un rmiuccnicnt to withhold il from
circulation for a h?tzh rate, cxp-'utcd to bo ex
t irted from some person in straightened ci rot! 01
stances, thus defeating tho design of the law
Atriiin, all thc ordinary produc?s of jodustr}
aro exposed in market overt tit every shop win
dow, advertised and their prompt's>tie ouonur
aged. So that", open comp?tition obtuius a fui
profit onl}'. ninney, on thc contrary, except ii
cities is secretly lodged in tho strong ti is
of tho capitalist, and when dlscovcrd by th
nee!?'. i~> often taken ut a prico nbuvc it
market Viiliitl. Kron in cities but few dca
in money, und those may, itt :my time of gre?,
distress, combine to extort ?SoTbiliitit (iitc'rcsl
Again, if wo need capital, lol m rmniimbe
iU.s..y,M?I>.4?/'?.I?ifit.tj- Itjr?fjnii? l?t Capital, fha
in their will.and m-ii-icle a it. i o?wrg.y, G ni h is
ni Vi ii tho capital if they Would hui dov. Iq
it. So, too, has tho St ito Capital ?otho will
und ?neigy nod . iu.seIii nf her citizens, back
lid by a genial ?oil mid climate.
Agiiu, usury 11ws h UM c ? no ibnvn to n>
fro n hoary antiquity. Since history boom 11.
authentic, wo find them in force in neall
every ago and nation; am] in LS- onto
thirty ono St,?tes, lhere woro Imf. two. low
and On I i fort! i ii, whore Stat UtOR recul?t in? lin
interest on money did not e.\i?f. Lu sovci
other Stales, there was a maximum rate je
cent , va rv i iii? fron ci?ht to twelve pur cent
Thc rema'.dog twenty-two had a liked per
cent abo with pcnulrrc* for ?.ii excess. Shel
laws may be a j? ra mr faHavy, but in' our pre
sent condition wo ?lo not so believe. Wo hop
if the Act of ISO'd is not repealed, a new Ina
will be passed fixing thc maximum ut u rat
not i.bovo ten per cunt.
The Legislature
Thia body h a? accomplished nothing sine
thc recess.
In the Sen nt tr, Mn. Conni N reported" ot
Mu. W'IMTTKMOK'.S bill to provide for tin
protection of persons and properly ?ind th
public peace, niter which tho dill "was takci
up, and wirh a few ameiidmenls, KUggOstt'd b'
thc oom til i tl ce,' was read by sections rind pass
cd to a second reading.
Tho bill provides that if any person shul
?'110:1 ton, assault or intimidate nay citizen bc
cause vi political opinion, or thu exor?inu 0
I olitic d liginr?, ur tor such rcmon discharg
from employment 01 e ject from house or land
sue h person shull bo fined tt.'t lesn than fift
or more timon thousand dollar', or '.'npvison
cd'froil! three liioittdis to 11 year, or both. I
also provides thut tiny, persons conspiring to
uether, or going in clisgui.-.c with- hostile in
tent toward.tho person or property of any cit
?zen beet: uso of political opinions shall'bo lin
ed from u bu ltd red to two thousand dollars
or imprisoned from six months to throe yeats
or both ; and if in Violating this uut nhl
oilier dillie bc committed it shall bc punish
ed hy thc laws therefor of thc State
if this bill becomes law, und I nui suro i
will pass without tillich opposition, it limy Iii
thc mentis'd' bringing certain youth's in (In
ion and Laurena Counties to their1 senses
In carrying out t ls it will bo tho dut y of tin
Governor ol' the Slate, from timo to time,.a:
the casu ni iy rep tl i rc, to increaso tho 11 uni bc;
of ponce officers ; nod mell li'tqtc? b fil?e rs
arc required to discharge all tho dufics con
furicd on them by thc Act, mid thu sit (ile du
ties with regvrd to nilen ces creal cd by tin
Act, a*'regard to other offences ngaiimt tin
laws of this Stale.
Thc '-ircnit t'nut-ls of thc Stoic, concur
relit ly with thc Trial J'ustices' Courts, wi!
also Intvo cognizance of all offences commit
tod against tho Act< and 'of all otdior omise
arising under it ; ami all such offences uni'
bo prosecuted by indictment of a gm ml jury
or, tiy infoioiatioir fllcd tu a Court huvitig ju
risdiclion.
Thc committee reported three now section
to the hilt, bearing bil thc destruction-of pm
pcriy by riotous mobs, tho last ono of whiol
makes it lawful for tito. County Commissioner
to bi ing mi ii in tho miine of the county agoins
persons participating io riot, -.ind against HIIJ
olliocr oharged with the illilintiiititinco of th
public peace, who may bo liable, by lieglcc
of duty, to thc provisions of tho uct, for th
recovery of ?ll damages .".nd costs incurred b
said ou'.i}'.
School at Riohland- ?)
We wond cull tho attention of our readers
to the advertisement of this school, in this i's
sue ol' tho Courier.
Wc ?rc pleased to learn Hint our ncighbOrs
havfc been stirred up on the subject of educa?
tion, to thc cxlci t of ereotine; a neut building,
und of employing a to?.oher, who bus hud ? long
nod successful experience.
Thc healthfulness of tho locality, thc ex
cellence of tho society, thc low tutu of board*
together with the literary advantages offered
hy thc school ought to secure u largo numher
of pupila.
HOT Wc have received thc ''proceedings of j
thc hist nod second annual meetings of tho
Survivors Association of tho State, of South
C?rolin i. ?md oration id' Gen. John S. Pas
ton, dclivctod before tho Association Novem
ber 10th 1870." Tho pamphlet bears tho
imprint of Walker, Ryans und Cogswell, mid
is lilied with mailer interest tug to thc actoro"]
iu thc lost oucse.
te5u Tho price of thc Fertilizers sold5 by
Mr J N? lL>nus<>N, of Charleston, has been
reduced five dollars per to??. Thc Sol libio'
Pacific hus been tried, and not lound wanting.
Wc have to rcoord another failure
of tho mail. Causo-Greenville and Colum
bia H iii oad failed-to connect with thc Blue
Ridge Road at Anderson,
fPHF" Limeiiclc Godson, of Oconoe, has been
pardoned out of the Penitentiary by Governor
Scott.
I-? Y'MEN IAL.
J/'.IVr*AVAVr. on the 22d December, by
tic Rev. II. N. I11138. Mr SOAIIHEU MAUI.
DKN, to M?s N.vtun?SA lvK..sr< ;it, all of ?CO-.
nee County
ON thu 27th December, by thc sime, Mr.
Ii.wY?Kvoi? O. DAVIS, und .Miss CAT?IAU?NK
M. C KA VT. all nf Ooonce County-.
ON tho 22ud u-t. at Keowco. by Fletchnr'
S nith. Mr. A. WllJi.lMAN, of Greenville. ti?
Miss I ' wini.AND M A 1? Y GANTT, of Ocmu-ti*.
COMME 1^
Coi.U.MlUA. danu ity S-Siles of Unthill,
vesicrday, about 10 ) tuile-?. Middling lij}u'.
N KW Youie. January 7 -Cuii.fi ?tull and
iimdi-ih?od; sites ? Odd bales, at 15c Gold,
lU| " D'S- Smith Cand?n is 80; new OJ.
Cu A tu. i-STUN. January 7 - Colton (jillet
Middling 15| a Ml! receipts 1,280 bale.*;,
s tics 20-.? ; stonie ??.o.Sd.
Auuusv.v. Jun. 7-.--Colfon closed steady,
a.? I le. for Middling; stiled IdO hales; receipts
7 ^0 hales.
IJIVKUPOOI.. Jtinuary G-Coll?n dull and
irregular. Uplands 7i ? ls- Orleans 8 11
Sj; ?aha of thu wo< k f>0,000 bales'; export
"nd sp. culation 1,00J; ?look 520,000.
-WW ifni ir~r-( t ni'i i n 11 r-tr- ? i ?wA-tmiuniiwii "Jiiiiuwtgii* tm
Ii te iii and alearle m y.
1~ tM??SsloT?l S.M?'-.:l.af ll:ehla-id (Jil ll Ich, wlli
u.oM.ce ...i MoXDAV. tbcS??d ibiyof'J \N
Ll A KY, 1871. Sell.?antic terni to'cbnVn.< ?d'
to. nitmths. under the management of Hov. bl.
I' ll Y DB.
Tlr/M-? ';/' Tuition, - Primary Tva'tche* $J2;
P.-im.-iry brunchos, willi English O>'amunir, fio
.raph v ami Ami?ysis fi-<>m$| I tu ?'ld: Higher
Euglis?i liViin?hc.s, vi/.; Natural Philosophy.
Itlietorlc, Intellectual and Morid Ptlilnsopliy,
Algobrti, Qeouictrv. Trignnoin?trv. I> ok keen
i iiiul Sniveling, fruin $ IS '?> >.;'2 I : Latin und
(i eek Languages. $30. JC^y- lb MI rd. in jp iud
it m i lies', nt if coivcnieot distance from tho
U'lldoiny. cnn bc liad tit from S< I --ll) per
m milt. ' -lao. !."> 1 *7 I - 12
A
SPECIAL NOTICE !
NOT 1\ VAX year lins begun nod lhere nre
hm FIILST <>F JANUARY is-the time win n
nil tiucouuls for merchandise should he, paid, if
they arc not paid bofu'O. Wo have mir ercdil
t . sustain and ean only do il wi)ll the assistance
?f tin?Mt we li.ivo Indulged'. We hmo tiolliiog
rn do wHi.-tho bjw price of guttun, e o n. Ac
and >eo no reason why wo should stifler i:i cum
.oquencoi
Won ust it is only necessary flu- us to rn
mind nor friends nf our necessities, ALL
IA iii ll) j indebted in us ure requested to cunto
orwni'd and seitlo theirnCttonnts,
WA LLB lt. WATSON- Si COr
Jun. 0.1871 12
TITE STATU OF SOUTH CA HO LIVA
liCO S' K K CO V NT Y-Cf PAT ION
If rillORKAS, W. N. Co* lilith mude np
t f pHoitfhtt) to me lo grant him letters of
Administration da boni* non upon tho E>tnto
ami Effects of B Itv url i lilil?*. docea<od.
These/nia\ thorefme. to cite ami admonish
nil and singular tiro kititir?lJund' creditors of
tho Huid Kdsvurd Hughs, deceived, to he and np
pear hefnie mo, in thc Court of Probate, to
ho hold a: Wnlhalhi. S. C.. Satnrduy, thc 2Sih
day i.f diinoary. !87I, nt ll o'eliiok' in tho l'oio
110011. to sliew' cause, if any they btivo. w1iv
ilia sji'id ndiniiilstraiioii should bi:! bo /?rnnt?d.
Given under my bund, this -lib day of Jill.!'**?
rv, A. D. 187:1.
S. P. DKNDY, j.i'.o.r.
.fan. I'l. VS7T 12 2
Jtwctimt &afe.
WE WILL SELL', to thc highest bidder,
fur OASil, at the Cuurt Ilou^e in Wal
halla, on the First Mpttd.ty in Fuhrmuy troxt,
tho Tract, of Lin I mi Oivutked Creek, hu'oly ijo?
CU plod bv S. J Doun, ndjiinittif hinds nf E, B'.'
li .mun. I). W Wilsi>n mid othors, c uitniiiing
'23 nero .. muro ur less.
'I his piuco is fuit? miles from Wnlhalhi Mepot ;
well timbeff-d nu l hus on it a Circular Snw
Mill in opcr il'mii und 11 H ri st .Mill.
W. F. P MIK Kit.
W. J. & J. E. NEVILLE.
Jan. LT. 1871 12 4
VLL PEIISONS indebted tr, tho E>lnto of
PHILLIP SNEED, deu'd. aro icipiired
to timk ti payment ; um] those Intving deuiands
igitin<t said Fi'tato will present them to the
undersignuil. nitcsted ns the htvr directs, t?n 01
before tho Ist-dav of March next.
L. KOtiBKS, Adm'.-.
.Tari. Ll. 1871 12 4"
.Administrator s Sale !
?W?LL SELL, to Ibo highest bitldor. nt
Walhalla. S. C.. on SATURDAY, tho 28rh
? hiv of JANUAUY, 1871. tho CHOSES IN
ACTION bolonging. to tho Estuto of .JAMKS
RUORUS. Jr., deceased, apprnised "Hud o?
Doubtful."
TERMS -CASH- L. ROGERS, Adm'r.
Jan. I'l, 1871 12 2
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OV TU K
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
PICK BO fl S COU ft T Y.
COUNTY OOM MISSION* BR'S' OFl-tCK.
PiciiKNsU. Ii.. S. C., INN>V. 1, 1870.
r> 15 PO UT of tho Board of County C-mimi*
V ?innor*. for Picken* County, for tho year
ondin<r 3 Ut October. 1870. Knowing the mummt
of accounts audi ic J; hy tho Bon rd during tho
your :
II. J. Anthonv, $ 4 00
Joseph A?. IN'wm OT Ot)
Oo o-e ll' Hendricks, IUD Ot)
W. J^nnr Smibg,! 80 00
W. U lint Hiing-., 3D Ol)
Jeromah L >. por, 28 00
Ohmios rlmiupsou, 0 GO
I.. .1. Ila.nihon, 35 ?'O'
(J. lt. B?rg?**, 5 00
Janies Hunbug, 105 ''0
Andrew Neal. 3*50
Slimnel H. Siuphcn?,- 2'4'2 50
Bi A IM ?cfc 10 00
A. J. Pindi'.- 4 00
* J i...os M. "voitli, ? 50
UVnrv Wade. F5 00
J ?linc's M. ?rier, 82 50
Ilenrv NVndo. 3?2 50
,1 li.' llitjro.itl. 00 00*
Janies li. Holer, 26 00
Samuel Bold, 30*? 00
Daniel Alexander, 3p 00
Ilonrv William--. d5 ?0'
Jdiit'W. C.iflly, l?'OO
.. W. C. Hui! v, 8 00
F. lt. (iiirvin. 4 OD
J soph A. Rite.*, d 50
W. H. Pcrrv. 5" 00
AlmiKo M. Fulger, 1" TS
J mies M. Kdein, 40 00
Ahrahaiit Boo, 6 00
J..J Hunt. T3 0 4
Joseph Cru ig, 5 00'
J. B. Chi yt. 137 40'
M. I. WilHon, I 00
U. A. H .wen. 0. C. P., 80 IS
br S. W. Clayton, 20 IO
I V P. A-. Milli*. 5 00
J. N Arnold; Mugistrtvto. 15 89
J. C. Weather.'. CmUa'dc, 2l 70
V. ll. Mel??e. Magistrate, i? 03
J?lin W. .\Fajnr. Coroner, ll 00
Tims. H. Brackenridge, not. pub 5 10
'i'll .mus Dillard. 5-? 00
K ll. Suit..H. Magistrate, 7 7S
Cai ev A. Pickle. 1 I '.'5
J..Im' li. li ?mutt'. Magistrate, lo 33'
lleiirv Lurk. 7 0*)
Tims.' ll. mid William Smith, ?tf ?O*
W. 1?. ?lo..t. los no
' J. S. WilliuiiH, 10 ut)
M.iultmi Maiil.lin, 1.*) 00
Puter (JrWnii, 2 OU
A R. Craig. Avenir. CO Ol)
W. W. H Lins.m, A.-sossor, (13 'JO
Tmulia? S. U .e, .' 81 DO
W. A. Ol vile. " O'.) m)
-' Luke J. Arial. " 110 00
.1. Uile\ FergiHon, u 72 00
W. A. Miiuldln, " Ol) 00
A. S. Bringa.; " 7 i IO
W. I. i?'.gor.< 81 55
Isaac Langston' ll 37
ll'irvev IA m h. 3 50
W. IL'Vuitdiver, Magistrate, 2 58
J .I! Hom. 89; 10
iMeKiidl A T.hOI n'ev do Afr
r' R?inaiie Asylum, 3*1 u 2li
W. |j. Bogers, 49 .s t
3. ll ley Ferguson, 51 15
Jnr.o-.-' and Cnn-tnhlo<' pnv cor
tilica'e-. J ii 1 v Term. Jrt?'.l, 377 50
AV ll Perrv. Solicitor, 52 50
W. W. Giliohih itCo., ii :i?
MeOmviiii & Adams; 20 0()
,1 ercmiuh I. ?.?nor. 'J7- 00/
dames 0. 0 Parson*, Mag?,- lt? 7S
W. .1. (?unit. l l ()0
Je<so lt Hughey, KO OD
William Freeman, (5*2 7*i
\V. W Slatt.m, lu Ol)'
David .t Sfradlcy, -10 03
Henry hark. 27 50'
Larkin llugho*, 8(1 <.()
H. 15. H. doom ho, 40 13
.1 .Im B .wen. 12 00 '
Jin'oi'M ami C instables' pay cer
tificates. N.ivoniher and Dc
com bur Toi HM, 1800, .i'll 5fl*
T. 15. Willard. C.mstublo, 5*00"
Peer Suddeih, 85 00
P. ll. William*, 2 00
d'il 'ors' nnd Constable*' pny'eor1
tif?enlos, Mareil form. IH70, 3*06-00'
\V. lb Perry. S diu!tor, 30 0(v
S D (}.'..?lien. Mugititruto, 7 ,00'
Juines P Hendricks, 7 50
Heid it WHMI.II; balance, I Ol)
J.mh Maiildin, Sheriff, 605 25
John .lulen. 17 hi)
P. ti. Oarvin; 20 00
J;. W. Donny, 10 no
Walker. Divans & Cogswell, 132 50
J.dm W. Singleton, 1'2 50'
T. J. Hunt. IS 75
James A Rrissoy, 0 00
Janice O. Mos.-Iey, 2 IO
Warren D' EdeUs, ;' oo
Will iain- Shall.e, . 30 00'
Tin.mas A. Bogen?, (j 00
James M. ChumMer, 1 00
(jo'irge ?f{ lli'iidrieks, 2.V oO
dbh n T. G'.asetr, l?? 7?
L. H. Grui eley,. 5V00'
G. K Kin.rd. 15 00
Peter P. Suddeth, IS 00
J.din M. Hendrick?, 135 i,0
Abner .MuHinnx, Magistrate, 20 21
Andrew T. Wils,,,,, Outibtnble, 4 li?
H. A. IMiri-topher, 10 00
0 H; U. Smith, 10 Ul)
doini .K- Lewis, 02 00
Dr. F. A. ?i.m*. 15 50
W. ll. Pcrrv. S.d ici tor, 30 00
James M 15'dcns. 10 00
Juror-' und Om. tables' pay cor?
tilicate.-. .Inly Term, 1870, 216 50
ThbimiH J. Farr, 62 50
15. li (JriRiii, Magistrate, 0 22
J1. Ni Arimld. Magifltrnto, l l 66
J. C. Watkins, Constable, 16 1)0
C. C. P.-rier and A. G. Bogg?, 60 00
J.. li\ Kjnhh Mugistiuto, 2 58
G?'.rge K. Hendricks, Con., 4 W|
Ko..wee hudgo. N...78, A. P. M. 20 75
Ge.ugo IC IVutg^HH, ]t)0 00
J5. li. Burl?n. iMihsi/trMOi 32 02
A.C. MeMahaii, Coi'istabVo, S"0l) '
J.din B. King. " 3 00'
W. N. Hendrix, " 10 10'
J- W. Biown. Trial Justice, 12 50
T. lt- Brackenridge, Magistrate, 2 58
F. H. Mollee, U 5o io
lt. A Bowen, C. 0. P.. 20i) 7?
J.din W. Major. Coronor, 25 20
W. 15. Holcombe, 9 00
Curter RMI?, 21 87
Isaac William-?, S-00
W. P. Hunt. Magistrate, Il Off
Juill! ll. Hunt, Constable, 2 00
William. Hmnt, " 0 30
Tim?. W. Fulger, 7/00
Al nu m ?II Mauidin, " 4 0(V
li?arlo' P. Taylor Woo
Berlin Miiuldin. .? 22 00
S.'lt: G?oiHort, Trial Juntloo, 10 50"
Kodwco Courier, . 34 00
Kei h, Uovt & Co., 48 75
H arris, m ll?ynoi. 8 00
Willis Jonkins, 5 UO
H". B, B iwon. 31 25
L. N. R d.tns, 1? 00
'Van's, jo?o, S 20 00
H. A lhmcn, 53 g>
L J. Hamilton, 0 00
Jr'nWI* Maiildin, J00 (,;'
MelMI & Thornley, ^C() 60
.1 ll. Clayton, 684 6g
Hulus (hues, M??Utrnto, ? ;>?
li?los ??ttflg Constable, JH Uv
Dr. A. M. li'ml just. 47 o0
* R, ti. Holcomb?, H u^
A. M. Fnl&r, 7;>
?,",03 ii. rfo-rci, IJ W
Thomas S. Hoe, WO 0
Jo?topb A. lim PX, H?00
William VV. Hobinson, J04 00
Uk. J Avi,l, 12000
A nl.nr Ll. Craig. JJ 0
Wtllium A. Msuldui, ??J UV
W.A.Clyde, JOJO
,T. Buley l-Vrmwon, lg 50
J K, Ha-ood. Jj* JO
John W. Singleton, 1? 17
Holcombe ec Christopher, o'o l?
Tho following scdmirtta have boon i uditod
and bi ld by t1ie Commissioners for tl o lo-c
pf the Poor House, anti to be paid jowlly by
the Cdn.niis?ioiHi\s Ol' Picken? and Ouum o
Counties :?
"YuKal! & Thornley, #VL07
M el-1?ll ?v Thornley, . 17 GO
li H Holcombe, 28 00
Titos. N. McKinney, 15 00
\Y. T Ibt'.ven, M 70
Sarah Heid. 87 Gi
ll. VV. M ?ogg?, 14 25
T bininu/ A. linger*, 0. 00
Cn roi I ol' Jenkins, 1 00
jacob Frick?; l()>*%
Cit oriro 0 Jenkins, 1, bO
Thomas Powers, . 4 7-fv'
Bebcoca Chumblotv 9 37
'l^c rdllnwing amounis have been ouditrd
by rho Ibend-to thc members thereof, ns lob
?Ibwi?: . A.
i Levi N. Hobin??, Comffttssh net', ?0
j daws' services, attending u c ti? t*
ot " Hoard at Picketts Court llou>c
nnd Put? ?ouse, . . . *S7 CO
df'J! miles m:ei'8*ary IravVd in ntlet d
in?i iitoctiniis nt1 IMokuria'C. ll ??tul
pui?r House.33 GO
17 days' services rendered io ni lord
ing'to road*, biidjrc? ru 1 ither du
ties requited; . . . . ol O'!
520 miles necessary travel in ntl?nd
inti to flails, bridgen ??nd other du
ties- required) .... 20 Ot
$107' GO
. V,. Holcombe, Oointnlsslonl'v, 35
d:i\s' cervices alteinlii'ir liitMutgS
of Bo nd tit PiokoiisColOt Hm'ise
mid Poor I louse, . . v 105 OD
70O mites necessary travel iii nt
teodint? niectiii?s nf Ili'aitd' at
Bickens mid Biibr llnwV, . 85 00
28'd'u VS* M'l t ives renden d* in nilen
ilinu m roads, bridgen and other
ddti. s nqmirvd. ' . ^ . . 00 00
S'?'Vn'iilcfl m ct'sntiry travel in iilttVsL
ding to roads. bridjiVH and otHt,rJ
ditties required-,
John VV . minjin lon, (7o'i'nmission?,r>,
3?" da vs' si r'vitm'a attendiiio inc :
Sr. ... ' *. t'? .?!."...'. t>: ?- -" - '*
Pour 11 ?mst?, ... - ^05 00
700 tuiles necessary travel in litton,
ino mrt.'t?III!* of Board nt Dickens
lill') Pool' lions?', - . - 515 00
10 days' sei vi? es rendered in litten?
dittir to roads, bridges s ntl other
duties required-. - - - 5*7 00
81T mites necessary IViiVel'lil litten?
dino- tn mads, bridges timi ot lier'
duties required,' - - - 1\> 70
. 52*12 70
The Board of County Commissioners has
been io session dm int; thc year 1870, thirty
live ch?ys, timi thc members, thin of hive
t ra veiled' the number of tu?h s Ht>t(ftidtHg the
mool ?OOH I hereof a* tit-itod' in Hieir auvern)
aeeouiin; ami mr iiecoilot has ben audited
Ol' allowed hy th? Bond except those timi
have' hoot! pi'oveir mu! sworn m accord ?"ru? to
law. AH the. liCConula t?h?tt have boen filed
have' not.- been ul lowed und audited im full,
two of whieh were not ?illowe.il in full.
All of which' & respect fully suhmiftod:.
.J. K. l l AH OW,
Clerk Bonni Co. Cc-ui'm,
J m<14'. lvl7'V ?2_?
Bhoriff's Hale
1)Y vlrluVof su'u'iTry Wrjis'of iVm" Facia* to nie
) di root e1'. I'witl sell' tot lit; highest bidder, with
in Ihc loj/nl hour? of unie,' hel?t e the thuin House
door, in Wnlleilln, S. (?., on Haleday in FolU'ttary
next, the lollawinpf p'.'ujie'ity :.
One Tract of \? inti: siiti'iti'd in O'conee Couti
fy. on thc wat erk ofliiitlc Bi'.'er. eh n ta i ti ?ii j:
l'.uOO acres, moro or less; n^ljohiinp; laitd.r nf
D.vid Alexulider. James Ihiiy, und otiiois;
levied'uti'us lin- propct'ty of W. tilt .Smith', at
thc suit of T? \V. IBislol and ollie's. Sold
nt thc risk of thc form' r purehasor.
One Traci of Bend, situated in Ocotioc
County, on waters of (jun? Crook, oemtainin?;
300 acres, moro or less, adjoining lamls ol
John Sharp and others; levied on un thu
property of Joseph Watt, at thc suit of J-. E
thtu?o?d*, for J*. 1? Sitten.
Ono Ibuet of Batid, sitiialcd" io Oconce
County, on waters of Kight-bcu Mlle Crcfclf.con
tiiiuiug <S5nciCs mme or less, u<ijnitVitY^e lands-nf
ll. 1>. Hoehestcr and others; lev io? OlinS'the
properly of Pioccdia Adams, nt thc suit nf
J. B liarlo ANo, one other Tract of Land.
S?t?'itod in Oconeo County, mi tho wiifiil's o'
I'jiiihteoii Milo Creek, contai ni n<_' lOOuercs,
moro or less, sdjoiuili^ binds of Atldrcw'Lowisi
V. M. Adams and tithers ; sol.Pay. tIj-ti proper
ty of JMoetiliiii Adams, ut I he suit of J*. B, Earle.
Ono Pi act of Land, sl?nated ?IP Oe tico
Ciuiiiiy, on' waters nf (Juno Creek' corttiiiiitnp;
133 II cr cs, ihorb or less, ndjiiiulrfp lands of
John Shinp mid others ; soldai the pHiperty
of J* W. Walt, nt the silit ot Jbscph Fricks
and otho.18'. ,
Ono Tract of Lund, situated' in Oconce
County, on waters of Cane (b'tfck, containiim
300 ifu'r?Hi im.rc or less. in?ji'i?ViiFifjf lands of
Joseph Pricks, (icnr?:o KliclceiKhett. and nih
crs ; "i vied on ns tin- properly of Kubt.. Braak
eniirl?/??, ut tho suit nf James,' 1J, Mme, Ad
ministrator. Purchaser will bo required to
pay 8140 ill specio.
One Triict: of- Land,' sifu'itcd ?ri Oeonco
Cmnty, on wilier* of Cnnrt Creek, Oonta?tiil?t^
100 nert's, moro ot less, mljo?n?n?? lands of' \>),
C?ppitlimni, Marlin' Wi bdclkin and others ;
toldas tlm.proporty of 1). B?oimin, at tho
nuit of A. Bisohoff & Co.
TBUMS pASIL Purohnsor to pny ostre
f?r Titles and' Stnmpt.
?J. H. KOBLNS, s oc.
Jan. 13, 1?I71. \% .[
AN ORDINANCE,
RVSSUD bi* tIto Town Council of the villnge of*
Wost Union, .January 4, IH7I. adopting iii nd-,'
ditton lo the Act incorporating the village nf West
Union, npprovi-u 2i?th F.'bt'nnry. lt?70. the Act in
corporai mg thc lown Ol' I'ickens, villi tho chung..s-'
lunik* i li ci oin, us follows:
SECTION I lie it eiiavtcd hy thc Sonate And
Dornte nf Itpprcsenliiiives of tlie* Stute cf Saul lr
Carolina, now NI et1 mid sit ting In General Assem
bly, ntl'1 hythe nuihority ol' he sume,' That ?ll
persons, citizens of tho I'nit cd States, who now
ure. or li?rent tel' may be. inhabitants ol the vii?
Inge ot' West Union, shall be deemed, un i aro
declared, a body | ol ii io and coi pointe; anti that
said village sit?ll bc called and known hy tho'
name ol' West Union, mid ils limits gindi lie deem
ed ami held lo extend one lodi mile ill each Uiiec
lion from the Depot ol' (he bl ie lt id ?lie iHiilroud.
SKC. 2. Thill I he said village shall he governed
by iW Intendant mid tour Wardens, who shall ho
elected on the first Monday in April next, on
which day, ns well ns on thc first Monday Itv
April of every year thereafter, nu election s?mil
he held foran Intendant mid lour Wardens, (who
shall he citizens ol' ibo Cubed Stales, timi shall
linvu be', n residents ot' said village for rixly days,
immediately preceding said election.) ut such
place in saul villa ?c ns the Intendant urn! War
dens shall desigualo, ten days' public notice there?
of. In writing, I cine previously given; r.nd il at
nil male In habit ii til g . f the said villa te. of tho ugo
ol i went.) ono years, who have resided thoi'cbV
sixty days previous lo Hie electo ti, shall bu cnii-.
tl d t?vote loi said Intendant und Wardens; lind
lie cl eel h. il shall bc I.eld In in nine in tie imo n tig
moil three o'eh.ck m thc il f| el'fri) ti, when ii.o
p ills shull bc closed, mid the Managers* hull count
lac votes und proclaim ibo election, und ? Ive 09
lice the:?ol lo the persons ele t d : nilli tbiil tm:
Intendant und Woydvtts, for the illili' .'. big. shall'
iinpOtiil ilic Ni a lingers tu iiobl the emmit olec
liori, That lin? liitendnnl and Wardens, before*
t'A cfing upon thc duties ol their ofliocs. shall !. bo*
I hu oalli p-esMibcd by thc I Ytif,liu.iu 11 ol tl ii'
Sfre, mu? also lb? following oath, to Wit : "As
Intendant (-or Wurden); ol Witt- Un.00, 1 will
??nu'tllv ..?'?| im JIU rt lally, lei fhc li.'sl ol' my skill
nul nli'ily, ex reise the nut*! repos'il in ute, and
will usc my b'st endeavors lo" pt ?J?v>rvc tho pt a? e,
ami carr. mtOi ll'ec accord tig to law. thc purpose*
ol my iippoiftu eui. So help me ('od "
SKC. ? 'Pliul in c-so 11 mc n ey tdi)i|1 oeenr In
Hie ellice ot Inn nd ni, or 1 ny itt tho Wardens, by
lenth. if signal ion. removal IV ra 11 Stale, or tuon
illy oilier eil ll Ac, mt election shall be held by ibo
ippointiiieti't ot thc Intendant and Wm in ti or
iVnr ens. ns tl c citse muy' l e. len days' nolie* .
thereof 11s' ifl'ovi ? sM. hi ing given ; nod. in ouse of
sick'n'-S"o'/tenvj oriiiy absence ot the Intend.ml. 1 ho
Wardell! lo aning a i onie il, shan he empowered
.o elect nue-of iliemsclv s lo net as Intendant du
ring such Sickness or'ahs.-ne ..
fi '.c. t Ta it t Ito I II lo i Ililli an I W trl.mt. duly .
el ced un I q 1 tidied sit td. during ill .J ir icr.n of
service so vc rt I ly timi reqncnvidy. be vested wit!?
nd thc power* ol Magtstrites ol' ibis Slate, in
millers civil add criminal, within tho limns of
said Village j tit.il the Inlcudaiii shalt, ns Oil oil ns
occasion may r. quire, summon ibo WIUMCIH to
Uteri him iii Council. H majority or whom sim I
eiiityl lute a quorum tor Il e tftjitSiiv'ltOU ol bini
.0 s mid s - il b known by the miine ot the Town'
(Jflll lld I Ol the village Ul West bilton ; 1 Hoy,
and Hoir success-r.?> itt ollive. simd have a min
seul, ami shall li?vu power and authority 1 ap
point. I rom lime lo tune, such mid so mady proper
pei SOUS ii'J .Nfiudiiihi or t'otislabl. s i.s till') shall
?Iceiii expedient1 ami prop-r. which olli ci-.-, shall
nave all . he powers, pelllb gey and emoluments,
aad he subject lo all Hot dillies, penables and
re-uhtiions provided hy I lau laws of Mus Slate lot'
lilt ollie? of Co'isl ib.e 5 and tuc lulen lani and
Wintens. In i'ounoih si.all nave Hie power-ind nit -
t iiu-ity un 1er their cori orilloS.'ilb to or I t u '?ll 4
est'ildlsh nil such rule-t and by laws und nrdi
11 tices, respecting tho Street's, ways, public wells,-'
..fid springs or lon tains ot' water, markets and
balice of said sillago, and foi pi'oscrviii^ hmilih.
po'i-e. ord. i\ and good g->vi-i nincni within iho
s une. il? they in iy d ?cu ex;v.t lieui tn I proper 5
.inn! ilr> ?aili (?iiiliodl >..'.*' miiv liii..n'l'or oft'-uowa ,
ipi list SUvill hy-laWs mu? or liminocs, ami appro
pria e the sam? to tiie usu; itt" tile corporal inn ; hut
no linc shalt 0X01)0 I li.t'y dollars. vii lines III iy
he recovered by au act ion* for debt, before a proper
tribunal.
SKC 5. Thai the sail Cou no! I shall have power
in ubaie mid remove liuisatiees within the limits
. d' said villnge. and also lo cl ssity ai, I tirrailgt)
the i itt nilli f inls liable to polioa do 'y. and to rc
q lire I hem iii pcriorin snell' duty ns o-cisi?n not?
tey dre illy 1 lu enforce inc pert orina nee laeivol'
il d-r lb? same per.miies ' as ure now. or may
i. iMaltVr he, oslabltstiuO :.' Provided oln-tii/s. mivr
thrlcsn Tliil* l?ic' e?itl To? II. CoiuiuVt snail Intvo
po ?or to jomponml willi perseus liable to perform
.ap h duty upon such loriilrt as tilley shall by ordi
liiti'OO establish.
SKO ft. Timi it shall bu Ibo-duty of Nie Intcn
?lani mil Wardens lo keep; nil turee ts uri I ways,
iv Inch may ba ir-ces-aivy tor publie use wubin tho
limits ol lite .-ai I village, open mi l III g"0<i repair,
md tor lb al purpose ifi'ey are her? by invested willi
.iii ?lo- jim. eis, rights and pt ?vd.g. R grant ed bylaw
in lae . oiiiiinssioners ol goad-, within the liuiiis'
ol Rvtid viii ige : and ?ni' Iteghet af duly they shall
ho bable to t Ivo p lilts .vud p m allies i itpo.se.-'i by
law upon thiniuisssioiiers of Kuads for like neg
lect ; nod they uvU hereby indr/i !ua!ly exeiupt'
Hom the pevloriiiane.es ol' ro-ol nit ct ''police' diify, ?
.nul tho iuhnldtaats-ol said \*ill?"gu 1.1'e lit'Veb) ex-'
eusod lioin road nu I police duty william Iii? lim
its ol' said coep'OfnHoiii
HBO, 7. Tit H thu said Intendant and Wardens
shall have pawer lo compound willi persons liable
t.'. work ?.o Ho.- ?nhl ^(recl-i w\\\\ r. .m.! |o re
lease sn di p'O's'ilU-ns m-iy de-uro il. Ilpili (ho
pay nienl ol'such sum ot 'money as they nt iy deem
I fair equivvleiSf lhere.?-?:-. lo be applied by them
In I hu UKO'Ot Hie s i-'nl'o.n ptiralion.
SKC. S. Thal the said ''own Council of West
Union shall also bu empowered lo retain, possass
and etij ty all such property as they muy now bo
p .ss.'s.ie l of or ..mille I io or willoh shall hereaf
ter ho given, bequeathed to or in any manner
acquired by thom, and to sell, alien.or in any way
transfer Hie. same or any pail ll.. ico; : Proiidnl.
The ninottrii <.! property ld or sf'?ct? .ov -te i
shall io po ouse . :;e"<"i I weill \ hons anil ilnljar*
Sm. fl Timi thc siid To'vu I'oiuoil ol Weit
Union shall also have power lo impose nu annual
nix 011 nil real and personal properly within tho
corporal 0 limits ol' said village: Provided --.aid
lax does not exceed twenty cents ou Hie ono hun
dred doll irs;
SKC lo. Tiinl thc Intendant and Wardens of tho '
village of Wost Union shall have power to.
regulato H iles at. illicit bill within the limits o' said '
village, and to grant licenses to anetion?'ers : Pro
>;idod That nothing* heroin c mtninod shall extend '
lo sales by or for SuerilVs. Clerks oi'i.'r.t?r.'T?. -lodges '
ol I'rohulo, Coroners, executors and nd in itt rb Wi*'
tors, assignees, or hy any oilier person un.lor tho '
order of any Co u t or Magi .traio
.'KC ll TllAI tho I nt rlnl int and Wardens ol' (ho '
viliagc pf West Union shall have power and nu*
tliof i ty to require all pcv8itti8'0wiiiiig< a lot or hits v
in thc said village of West Union lo keep inJ
repair Hu; sidewalks adj iceni to th or lots respec
tively, and tor d'f lub in this in liter shall tmvo '
ptner and iiutliority lo Impose a linc mil exceed
ing fl ft CO ll dollars.
SKI: 12. That tho power Iii rofiise or grant li
cense lu keep a tavern ur lo rdittil" iilioxio ii ng .
II ii 11 li -j bo. und ihn samo is hereby, v sled in tho
Town Coilituil of tile villain ??r" West Dltioii ; arid
Hutt they be also Invested with all itooesVnry power,
by oi'lifnnco or iinliiiitucei, to'suppross or rogu
1 iii' (Ito silo ol' intaxiotiiug drinks, to bo (rank
nt the placo ATlVlu'? sold'.'on in an I' upon any of lt?
appin tenanci s,' oi' ?it or upon'aily ol' the hlghwilys,"
streets. irt*ie>, nll'ays, doiinn?iis. kiiciieivt. stures,
shop* publie, hull bngJ. bo Hhs. stalls, or out hous
es of Hie said vit?ligo, or wit Iii . one half rt milli
of Mi0 depot ol the Ultttf Midge Huidntad in thu
said village ot West Union : Provnled 'f hat . no '
rufe or regulation shall bo nimbi inconsistent'willi'
clio ConstiWtthlh and laws of the State.
SMO. Db Thai this Act shall ho tsken and
deemed asa piiblio'Aotin all t'oints of ' jttfciice, .
and shull coutitiuo-of foroe until repealed.
.1. V. MICIvbD'l, Intendant.
I. K. .T.oi?is: CtUrk 'of C'?undil
Jun. ll, 1871 12 o
FOR SALIS,
A GOOD YOKR OF OXKN. Abnly ?t Mff
IX. rosidonce. DR. W. WAR'K?<.
J?n. 0. 1371 i\