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Acts and Joint Resolutions Fussed by the Legis?aturo-Sesslon 1870 and 1871 [OFFICIAL.] An' Act' to Incorporate tho Workingmen'a Mutual' Benefit Lifo Association, of South Carolina, SECTION 1. l?e. it enacted by thc Senate and llouso of Representatives, of thc State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in General Assembly, aud by thc authority of thc samo : That Edward Mickey, Samuel J. Keith, A. J. llansicr. Isiao ll. White, W. ll. J. Brodie, R. IL Humbert, Stephen Cary, Samuel H.Thompson, Ni li. Edwards, Thom ns D. McDowell, W.J. McKinlay, P. K. Rivers, F. IL Frost, W. K. Johnson, Wm. I lay no, and their associates and successors, aro hereby made and created a body politic and corporate, under tho name and stylo of tho Workingmen's Mutual Benefit Life As surance Association of South Carolina. That thc said corporation hereby created and established shall have stcoossion of olli- j cors and incub?is according to its by laws, and shall have power to make such by laws, not repugnant? to tho laws of the land, and to have, uso and keep a common seal, and the same to alt?r?t will, to sue and be sued, plead and bc implcadod in any Court in this State, and to bavo and enjoy ail such property, real and personal, as may bc given, bequeath ed or devised to it, or may bo In any man nov whatsoever acquired by the said corporation : Provided, The amount so held shall not ex ceed the sum of twenty-five thousand (26, 000) dollars. SEO. 8. That the said corporation may from time, invest their funds, moneys, assets ?nd all other property, stocks, publij jr pri vate, notes, bills, bonds, with or without se curity, by mortgage of real or personal pro perty, or by surety, ill such sums and On such terms nod conditions as they may deem proper; and it shall be lawful for the said corporation, from tithe to time, and at all times, to sell, convey, mortgage, assign or transfer all of its property, real and personal, ns and when it may be deemed proper and expedient, and to make and execute bonds undor their corporate seal, with or without mortgage, for the purchase of real or personal property. SEO. 4." That this Act shall continuo in force for thc space of twenty years, and that the same shall be taken and doomed a publie Act, and may be given in evidence without being Spec ia 11 pleaded. Approved March 7, ISSI. An Act to Regulato tho Disposition of Fiiios and Penalties Imposed and Collected in Criminal Causes by tho Circuit Court of General Sessions and Trial Justices. SECTION 1. Ho it enacted by tho Senate and llouso of Representatives ol' tho State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in < l'enc rai Assembly, and by the authority of tho same : That all fines and penalties imposed and ! collected by tho Circuit Court of General Sessions in criminal causes, shalt bo forthwith turned over by t'.ic Clerk of said Court to the County Treasurer of thc County wherein tho same ure imposed ; and all lines mid pot.allies inposed mid collected by Trial Justices, in orimiual causes, shall bo forthwith turtled, ovei by thom to the County Treasurers of t'.icir respectivo counties, for county purposes : Provided, That when, by law, any person or persons entitle 1, ns informer or informers, to any portion of tho fine or penalty imposed and collected, tho .'ame shall be immediately paid over to him or them. SEO. li. No account of tho Circuit Solici tor, the Clerk of the Circuit Court (d' General Sessions, tho County Sheriff, or Trial .Jus tices, for fees, in any criminal cause, heard or prosecuted in tho Circuit Court, or before n Trial Justice, shall be paid, unless they severally declare, an oath, that tho costs in tho said cause have not been recovered of the defendant, and that he, the defendant, was unable to pny tho same; and, further, that all fines and penalties heretofore collected by them have been faithfully and fully paid o\Wr to tho County Treasurer of tho County. Ska If an} ? ?erk of tho Circuit Court of General Session, County Sherill', or Trial .Justice, shall neglect or refuse to immediate ly pay over, as required by the first Section of this Act, any and all hoes ond penalties collected by them in any criminal cause or proceeding, bc shall, on conviction thereof, be subj col to a linc of not less than one hun dred, nor moro than ono thousand dollars, and imprisonment nut less than three nor more than six months, ami shall be dismissed from office, and disqualified from holding liny ellice ol' trust and profit under the State of South Carolina. Approved Muroh 9, I ST I. An Act lo Incorporate thc Charleston Rifle . men Club. SECTION 1. Heit enacted by tho Senate and llouso of Representatives of the State Of ! tilth Carolina, now mot and sitting in Gen tr il Assembly, ohd by tho authority of the same : That tho Charleston Riflcmon Club, ol' Charleston, and the sever il persons who now ore, or hereafter may be, officers and members thereof, and their successors, officers ami members, bo, and they aro hereby, declared to bc a body ooVpofuto (ind politic, by tho name nnd stylo of thc Charleston Riflemen Club. S 2. That tho said'corporation hereby Created and established, shall bavo succession of of?loors and members, according to its by laws, and shall have power to make all neces sary by-laws not repugnant to tho l?Ws of thc hind, nnd to have, uso and keep a common seal, and the same to alter at will, to sun and bo sued, plead and bo ihVpdcndod in any pl tho Courts of Chis State, nnd to havo and en joy every right, power mid privilege inciden! to such corporation ; and it is hereby om pow o re d' to take, hold, retain, possess and enjo) all suolt property, real and personal, ns it maj acquire by purchase, right, devise or bequest or in any other manner, whatsoever, and tin .arno, or any part thereof, to sell, alien, in cumber, movtgago, or convey, nt tho will am .plcasuro of such corporation : Provided, Tba tho amount of property, real and persona!, si holli, shall not, nt any ono timo, exceed tin sum of ton thousand dollars. Sv.O. 8". That this Act shall continue ii force for tho spneo of fourteen years, nm\ un til tho meeting of thc next General Assombl; thereafter, and tho samo bo taken and deem od a public Act, and may bo given in cvi donoo without being specially pleaded. Appro', cd March G, 1871. An Act to relinquish (ill tho Right and Tn lore/it of thf> State of South Carolina in nm to Certain Kcal lOstutc Whereof one Nnpo lutin IV Pouncey, of ?lorry, a Bustard, Died Seized, ?od Vest tho .samo io Certain Tor sons Therein Mcutioncd. Whereas, one Napoleon B. Pouncey, late of tho County of Hurry and State ol' South Carolina, a bustard, was, during his life, seiz ed and possesed; in fee simple, of a certain tract of land situate in said County, and died intestate, seized and possessed of tho same, ?is aforesaid-, whereby it vested in tho State of South Carolina by escheat; anoj, whereas, California. Hughes, Thomas M. Pouncey and Viola Pouncey, of said County, aro children, also born out of lawful wedlock, of tho father and mother of said Napoleon H. Pouncey; licit enacted hythe Senate and House of Representatives of tho State of South (Jar olina, now met and sittiug in General A.s sombjy, and hy tho authority of thc same : That all thc right, title and interest pf thc State of South Carolina to and in tho tract of land aforesaid is, by this Act, relinquish, nnd vested in s:ii<l California Hughes, Thom as M. Pouncey, to have and to hold the said tract of land in oommon, share and share alike, to thumstilves, their heirs and ?signs forever : Provided, That said land be subject to the lawful debts-of said Napoleon 1>. Poun cey ut thc ititi o of his decease. Approved March 7, 1871. An Act to Incorporate Mealing Springs Bap tist Church, in Barnwell County, South Carolina. SKC. 1. Bc it enacted by the Souato and I louse of Representatives of tho State of South Carolina, now met am] sitting in Jouera] As sembly, and by the authority of the same : That the members of thc said Society bc, ami they are hereby, incorporated, and aro hereby declared to bo a body corporate, by thc name and style of tho Healing Springs Baptist Church, and by that name, and style shall have succession of ollicers and members, and shall hhvo n common seal. S;:e 2 That thc said corporation ?iliall have power to purchase, receive and hold any real or personal estate not oxcccdinir in value t he. sum of twenty thousand dollars, and to soil, convoy and dispose of tho same; and, by its corporate name, to .sue cud bo sued ill any Court of this State, and to make such rules and by laws, nut repugnant to, law, as it may consider necessary ?ind expedient. Si.c. ll That this Act shall bo deemed and taken to bc ti public Act, and shall con tinuo in force for tho term of twenty-live years. Approved Marci. O', 1S7 1. An Act lo require thc County Commissioners lo Report to tho (?ener.il Assembly. SECTION I. Bo it enacted by tho Senate mu) House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina, now mot and sitting in (lim ni Assembly, and by tl.o authority ol' the Sanie : That thu County Commissioners of each County .shall, on or b fore, thc fifteenth du) of. December, in each year, report to the General Assembly all accounts chargeable to their respective Counties j what have been allowed and fettb d ; tho number and amount of orders drawn upon tho County Treasurer; tho taxes levied and collected ; tho amount 1 expended for rebuilding or repairing Court llpuso, Jail, Poor House and Bridges; in ? fact, ii detailed account of all their doing, as ? required by an Act entitled "An Act to de line the jurisdiction and duties ol' County Commissioners," approved September 25, 1808. And upon ' failure to report, they shall be tined in a sum lint less than lilly, nor more than two hundred dollars. Approved March 4, lv7 1. I An Act to regulate the call of thc Docket of tho Supreme Court. SECTION 1. licit enacted by (he Senate i and House of Representatives of tho State of South Carolina, now mot and sitting in (len : oral Assembly, und by tho authority of thc same : I That thc Supremo Court shall, on the last day of thc stated terni, make nod publish ?tu order designating thc order ::> which tho cnn I sos from the several Circuits .shall bo called i at the stated term ol'the Court next ensuing, j which order shall also specify the time to be . allotted to tho hearing of causes from each Circuit. This order shall bc irrevocable. J SEO. 2. li' tho onuses from tho several ? Circuits cannot bo heard within the period . allotted, na provided in tho preceding Section. , thc Court shall continue thc same to bo heard after tho regular cull Of thc Circuits, or, in j its discretion, lill lh(> next stated term. Approved March 7, 1ST I. Ah Act to incorporate the Young Men's J ! rot b er I y A ssoc ia t ion. S WOTTON 1 Bo it enacted by tho Senate and House of Representatives of the. St i i of South Carolina, now mel and sitting it General Assembly, and by tho authority ol thc same : That J. G. Allston, William S. Colo. Jacol I Gavai, N. S. Wayne, John Brown, J Tay ? lor, J. I layne and J. H. Pincknoy, and thei ! associates and successors, be, and they ari j hereby, declared n body corporate and politic ' by tho name and title, of tho "Young Men' Brotherly Association," for tho space of foin ] teen years; and that they have power, b; their corpora to name and style, to sue and b I sued, to plead nnd bo i in pleaded, to havo an? to usp their own seul, mid td make their nv.'i by-laws, not inconsistent with thc law of th bimi, with power to purchase nnd hold ron and personal estate to tho amount of twont thousand dollars. Approved March 7, 1371. Au Act to Authorize Sylvanns Mayo t ! Build a Wharf in the Town of Beaufort. I Be it enacted by tho Senate and house < t Representativos of tho State of South (Jami na, now met and silting in General A SSC m bb i ami by thc authority of tho s.uno, That Sy vanns Mayo be, and bc is hereby, authorize . to build a wharf to keep water in front of tl . property owned by him, In thc town pf Bent fort, known ns lot A, in iock thirty nit ! (?>{),) to collect wharfage on tho same, and I 4 usc, sell or leaso the said wharf for his ow j use and benefit, subject to any laws now c: I isling, or hereafter to be enacted, in rein I ic -, to such property. Approved March 2, 18*7-1. , An Act to Vest the Hight and Title of th Stuto in and to Certain Escheated Prope " ty in n Certain Person Therein Named SUCTION 1. Bo it enacted by tho Sena - and House of Boprcscntativeo of tho Ctn of South Carolina, now met and sitting i Ccneral Assembly, and by tho authority tho sain? : That all tho right, titlo and interest whir j the State may have in a certain tract of lan . coutaiuiug two bundled acres, more or lc* ? .-.i- .. -1" " i ; iimm II i i i situate and lying in Marlboro County, lately liuld by Juba Ross, deceased, bo, nod tho sa mo is hereby, vested in john Witherspoon, Executor ot' tho lust will und testament ot thc said John Roes, in trust, therefrom un der the provisions ol' said will. Approved Mnroh 0, 1871. An Act to recbaiter tho Cypress Ciiusoway. SUCTION i. licit enacted by the Scripte and House of Representatives of tho State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in Gcti j eral Assotubly, and by the authority of the sumo! That thc Cypress Causeway, on thc road leading from Orangoburg to Charleston, bc, und the same is hereby, rechartered and ves ted in Samuel Haynes, bis heirs and ussigns, lei the tcv.ii of fourteen years, with tho same rales of toll heretofore allowed by law : Pro vided, That voters going to nod returning j from the polls on election day, und children i going to and returning from school, shall be : passed free over, sn id causeway. Approved March 7, 1871. Joint Resolution to provide for thc Publica tion of the Decisions of the Supreme Court, Delivered J Hiring the Years 1808, 1809 I and 1870. * j SUCTION t. Re it enacted by tho Senate j and House of Representatives pf tho State of South Carolina, now met und 'sitting in Oenoral Assembly, mid by tho aulhoriiy of | tlio same, That the Justices of tho Supremo ; Court be authorized to contract with the Hon. j J. S. G. Richardson, of Su m tor, South Caro ; lina, to prepare for publication, und superin tend tho same, tim decisions of tho Supreme Court delivered during the years of ?808, I SOU und 1870, now on lile, nt a price not exceeding one thousand dollars, and the printing of said decisions shall bo done by tho Republican Printing Company. Sro. 2. That William Hutson Wigg, late Reporter of tho Supreme Court, on demand ol' tho Honorable J. S. G. Richardson, after milking of thc contract in thc first Section provided for, d< ?iver to said Richardson the certified copies of tho decisions of the Su preme Court furnished him by the Clerk of the Supreme Court, during his term pf office, mid nil other papers n Inti yo lo said decisions, coming to bim by virtue of bis o'lioo. Approved March 'J. ls? I. Joint Resolution Directing that Funds known ns "tamby School fund" Remaining inj hands of Cou ti fy Treasures he appropria ti u lo thc Fi ec School Fund. Rn it ia.--. Ked by tho Schate and House o'.'\ Ccprosetitutivco of tho Slate of South ('uro- j lilla, now met and sitting in General Asscui* i bly, mid hy thc tititnoritv of tho same: . That such sums of tho appropriation of i $2u,'O00 for tho support of Free Schools for ! the year commencing October 81, 1800, and ! ending October ill, 1808, and known ns tho ! ''Cunby Fund," now remaining in (he hands of tho several County Treasurer, be, and j be, mid thc same is hereby, appropriated for ? tho payment of teachers1 claims in thc sever- | al Counties, for t-hc lisonl year commencing ! November I, lt>G9, and tiny unexpended bal li nen of tho same sholl bo applied to tho Fred School Fund of said Counties. Approved March 1, 1871.. Join', R solution to Authorise tho County Commissioners of Kershaw County to Levy n Special Tax, for tiic Purpose of Building n County J ail. Re it resolved by the Sonnie and House of Representative ol' tho State of South Caro lina, now met and sitting in Genera! Assem bly, nd by tho nthority of thc sume, That tho County Comniissionew of Kcrshnw County be,and they ure hereby, nut homed to levy a special tax of I WO mills, on the dellar upon tito assessed value of tho real and personal j property in said County, for the purpose of erecting a County jail ut Camden. Approved Mutch 9, IS71. Joint Romlution Authorizing the Attorney (?encrai to Purchase a Fire-Proof Salo for (ho usc of tlio Attorney-General's Office. Rd il resolved by the Senate and House of llcpresi ntutives of the State of South Car olina, now m.'l and sitting in douerai Assem bly, and by tho authority of the same : That the Attorney Genend bo, and ho is hereby, authorised, to purchnso a fire proof silo for tho uso of the Attorney-General's ollieo, ut a cost of not more than eight hull died dollars. Approved March 0, 1871. Joint Resolution to b?xtond the Time for tho Completion of the Port Royal Railroad. l?o it resolved by thc Senate and House of Representatives of the Stat? of South Caro lin;!, now met and sitting in General Assembly, and by the authority of the same: That the time, for thc completion of the Port Royal Railroad, mid every part thereof, is hereby extended l'or the period bf two years from the passage of this Resolution. Approved March 9, 1871. NASIIVII.T,K, July 4.-A train of two coachies and ?i sleeping car, hence at S iiO, yesterday, on the Nashville mid North-west ern Road, nftci' tho locomotive mid baggage ear was over, went through thc bridge at Harpeth River. Fi ft cod wore killed; twenty three wounded. Killed-Jolin Marshall, Nashville j Judge Hornberger, Clarksvillc ; Charles Campboll, wife and child, FMgcfield, and three men unknown; Mrs Wm. S. Hcat lilntl ami Mrs. Thomas Dunn, Kingston Springs J Mr. Pendergast and Mr. Wright, White Bluff; J. C Brocket and brother, Will, and Wiley Howard. Marshall County. Tho wounded aro W. W. Gee, brakeman, V. Halo, Point Isabel, Ind.; Mrs. Heard, Trenton, Tenn.; J. W.Scott, Mr. With erst, Miss Clem Heal? and John Campbell, Nash ville ; J W. Thompson, Amherst Court ? House, Ya ; Mex. Wright, White Bluff J*, W. Walker, Union City ; W. H. Yeatman, Mein ? ph i s j Thomas R. Yeatman, Kingston 1 Springs; Mrs Brown, Johnsonville; John 1 Pegmill and brother ; conductor Landis; S. S. Brow li, Nashville; Robert Daniel, Bed ford County, mid Thomas Dunn, Kingston Springs. None of tho wounded aro mortally hurt. Dead and wounded brought to Nash ville Wr.sTKRN Ku-Kr.ox.-~Thc Ku-Klux nro pretty lively in Illinois and Indiana. Ncith ? cr of thesd States lifts been fully reconstructed ! sinco 1(8 "rebel" days. In Illinois a man i recently bunged n school mistress for whir* f ping bis child, and she was nearly dond when bbc was eut down ; mid in.Indiana somo por i sons unknown threw torpedoes and sholls into i tho house of n quiofc fnmiiy, injuring nearly ? all thc inmates and firing thc house The Testimony of ''Facts and Figures " Tho Keiitu-ky Courier Journal hi ol' the opinion that by wiso and harmonious eliott the Democrats eau triumph it) the next Pres idcntial election. lt gives New Hampshire, New York, Indiana, Missouri, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virgil j ia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Ken tucky, Texas, Novad i, Oregon and California - I'ol votes-to tho Democracy, elaine, Massachusetts, Vermont, llliodo Island, Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas, W?SCOIl ."-in, South Cand?na and Mississippi-72 volts -Itt tho Radicals, and considers "don?tjul" Arkansas, Now ?Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Nebraska, Illinois, Florida and Louisiana-i'l votes. The C'ouricr*Journal upon the basts of this classification, makes the following remarks : "No fair III i tided man, who is familiar with thc national liold of politics, will attempt to criticise this classification. Wo h ive placed no St:.te hut Texas in I ho 1 >cmo'oratio column, wlliell has not boen Carried by the Democrats i within thc past twelve months. Wc put 1 Texas there bccans" our information is that ! she is ovei whelming!, Democratic. At ? f..ir election ?ho can roll up 00,000 or 70,000 ma jority. Tho administration of dov Davis is so odious to thc people that tiley are pauling ! for au opportunity to turn him out, heel? and \ 10 ri.-, and willi him his party. So hero are | lol electoral votes which can be held by the ! Democratic party, if the good sonso which j once characterized it docs not lake to itself; wings and il)' away, lt takes only eight more votes to give our candidate for thc Presi dency a majority-the whole number of elec toral votes being ?117. In tho column mark ed 'doubtful' there are three States, Florida, Arkansas and Louisiana, l icit nobody believes | eau bo carried by thc liadioats except l y fraud. In this place wo can 1101 help remarking, pa renthetically, that if Solomon could new gazo 011 thc I bid ?cal column mid see S tu t li Car. I - na and Mississippi standing politically by the side ni' Massachusetts and Vermont, he would no mon! say that there i.> nothing new under the sun. "Mr Henton wis in (ho habit of saving that he dealt in thc 'ull'coiivo logie of figures and facts.' Tin SO are certainly good we. p ons, and having them in abundance before us, wc proposo to use .sonn; ol' thom. We w ill uso round numbers only. "lt is a fact, t hen. that' 5,700,000 votes Were c ist for President in 1803, and General Grant's majority was 5100,000. "lt is a fa. I that PK),OOO ol* this majority was in New 1 Itigland. "lt is a fact that Virginia, Mississippi ami Texas did not vole-not having been recoil- I structcd according to the most approved plan ni' K'idioalh 'ii. "ll is a fae! that Wost Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Missouri ?nd Indiana '.'ave Grant 53,000 majority in 1803, ai.ii nc b'.'lievo it to bo a fact that they will give S5,- ! 000 against him in 1872. "it is a fact thal Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois gave 1.20,000 majority lo Grant j timi if ho carries them again, incur opinion, ii will only bo by thc skiii of tho tooth-?nrovi dod, always, that tho Democracy arc wiso.*' ?T?"'' A young widower in Windham coun ty, greatly in need of a housekeeper, ro le doy uftcr day in a vain search for a hired girl. At hist, almost discouraged, he drew up in front of ti small dwelling, am mg the hills, and asked thc customary question : "Can you tell mo where I can get a w en in to dd the work of ti fir ii house?" "Where are yo from V asked tho old man, viewing thc hand some horse and buggy with a critical air. "My narnu is-, and 1 am from-." "Oh, yes 1 I've heard of you J you lost your wife a spell ago. Wall, L'vo got si;; gals - good gals, t;;<>. and you may take your pick among 'cm for a wife ; but they wouldn't linne of 'cm think of going ont ter work. 1 shout.1 full as lief you should take Hannah, because she's thu oldest, and her chanco ain't qui!-.- so good seein' ns she's nigh sighted, and can't, hear very well ; but if you don't want her, voil cm luke ymir pick ol' tho Others." di wetit iii, sieloctod Ibo best look in fi one, drove to tho justice's and was married, and carried bis bride homo thal very night, hnv 1 lng secured a permanent and efficient house keeper, who proves thus far in every way sat isfactory, with no question of wages, and no I limit to the work she is expected to do. j TIIK -UN rr i:i> HT Ai'KS AS A LANI? OW.VKK. I -I!ecoids in ibo general land ellice show that the United States is the. gre.lest land owner in the world, laing possessed of 1 , 088,742,502 .?..cres of land, not including Alaska. I'l.ist of tho Mississippi there arc about 00,000,000 acres of public hinds not yet di.-posed nf, chiefly in Wisconsin j and west of Ibo Mississippi lhere are 078,742,. blYo acres, distributed as follows: Iowa, Mis souri and Arkansas, 10,000,000; Dakota and Wyoming, 145,295,284 ; Montana, 80,004, GO?j Kansas, 48,15.8,070; Nebraska, 52, 028,087; Colorado and Idaho, 117,800.000 J Nevada and Arizona, 180,000,000 ; .Minnes ota, 80,770,170; California, Oregon and Washington, 201,000,000; Indian Territo ry, 44,154,000. r^O... The Anderson Tn fell i ff oncer anya : "President Hu ford, of the Air Linc liai I road, visited our town on Tuesday last. Ho was waited upon by a committee ofgcntlomon re presenting the town, and conversed very pleas antly in regard lo tho location of thc road by this piuco, lio seems quite anxious that the surveys now being made from (?reen vii le by way of this town to Gainesville shall bc thorough and exhaustive, und further declares that it would be gratifying to find an easy, cheap and desirable rou io by Anderson, in consequence of its local business and advan tages. M. QOI.OSMITII. I?, KINO. GOLDSMITH & KIND, IP o ii ii <1 <' l's a nd ill a < li 1 n i H ( s, (I'lldA'.X IKON WOaKS,) co uv yin i A, 8. c., A NT I'A GTP P HILS' OF ST KAM KN u glues] of nil sizes ; Horse pow ors, Olren? far und Muley Saw Mills, Flour Mills, Grist and Sugar Gane Mills, Ornamental House and Store Trouts, dallinga, for ?r?yo Yards, Agri cultural Implomoitts,' etc.. Lru-is and Iron Castings ol all kinds m ado to order on short notice, an 1 on the most reasonable terms. Also, manufacturers of Golton Piossos, May li), 1X71 80 ly BACON! BACON ? ! BACON!!! O AAA M'S. II PAVY CO.UNTRY.CJU. t)9UUU lt MD LAGON -Hams, Shoul ders and Clear Sides, nt WALL1.U, WATSON & CO.'S Muy 0, 1371 .' 20 Pickons Advertisements. STAT Ii OF SOUlii CAROLINA. IN PUOUATR COUUT-PK-KCNS Coevrv. Julin A. Chustain 1 vs. Po) ilion Lucinda Ch'nstain, } foi' Nancy Kvn?ino Olmst-ui, | Partition, &o ot al. j IT appearing (otho satisfaction of lin Odo rt, that tho hoirs of A. M. fl, KV KLAN'I) Oil A ST Al N, deceased, to wit: Nancy lt. L. I. Ohttstain ami Kachel I.- Ohtu-tttin, resido I from and beyond tho limits id' tins Slate: On ' motion of Norton A- II ii good, Pto Pet., ; lt. Is ordered, That tho IVfetidniC do plead, answer or demur to the said Petition, within Three Months from this dato oran order pro ; iOn/c'.v.w wiil l>e talton ns to them. ' Given niider my hand and seiil of said Court, '. at Probate Office', this tho I .St h dav ?d' April, 1871. 1. ll. PU ll.POT, AV r.e. April ?8, ?87l-r-27~3m 1$10?00.) J J eut il for Sole ! IOKFKK IOU SALK 100 to ftph A OK KS ?d' Valuable Laud, in Picketts C. nitty, un j road leading fr.'in Trap t<> Greenville. Tracts .-mall and improved, 'fenn- easv. A. .1. AXDKUSON. Dee. 7. 1870 s c~'j:^ K'A'Vri taw -W* I ! Www -sj?lT^t Groonvillo and Columbia Railroad. J . Coi-CMitiA, S. C., March 1. IS7L OX ao l after this date, the following Schod ule will he run daily. Sundays excepted, connecting with Night Trains on South Our ulina Komi, up and down: also with Traills Shoing South on Ohnrlottc, Columbia and Augus ta ll ail road : Ol' THAIN. Leave Columbia, 7 00 a tn Leave Alstm '.) IO a m I,i uve Newberry, ll If? it nt Leave Ookesbury, .*' "ti p m Learn Itelion, ? 00 ]> itt Arrive ut Greenville, ti u() p nt DOWN THAIN. Leave Ciroeiiville, 0 L"> a m Leave Helton, 8 '.'"> ?> m Leave Abbeville, s l"> a m Leave Qukosbu'ry, 1" 07 a m Leave Newberry, I 50 p m Leave Alston, 1 05 p m Arrive at (!oluinb?a, fi 55 p lu M. T. KAKTLKTT, General Tic'tet Agent. Chango of Schedule cn B. II. H. li. OX and.ofter tho l- l of Decembor, Trnins on this Hoad will run every da v, Sundays es copied, Connecting with tho Greenville nitd Columbia Kiiilroad at Anderson, viz: L r Ti< A ix. Leave Anderson, 0 00 P. M. Pendleton, 7.?"? " Percyville, 7.l"> " Arriv nt Walhalla, 8.30 " DOWN THAIN. Leave Witllnilla, .". 15 A. M. Perrvvilic, I :i() v " Pemlletoit, ? JO " Arrive nt Anderson, 0.30 " Waiting one li mr after usual time fer arriva! of tho CL attdO. train, o steep t on Saturdays, when it will wait until the other train arrives. W. II. I). GAILLAKD, Siip't. March !5, 1*71 T ?-I 333 CHEAP CASSI STORE. 11A V K d U ST G P K X KD A N V.W STOC Iv OP EK?Y MOORS, ttESOCB^RlGS, ES A ?<. Tu' ">V ta\ 2'), sa.vav*, ssa o asa, 4 ? E? O 11\ BS K Y, & e. which T propose to soil low for Cash or Pro duce; nilli, do re.-pool fully invito the citizens of Walhalla and ino Country generally tn give I me ti call before purchasing elsewhere, as I feel conlldent it would be lo their interest to givo me a trial. LOOK for tho sij{ti d' .J. ll. OLDHAM, On Main Stroot, Walhalla, S. C. April 21, 1871 20 Ii ich lan d ./Icitdcmy. rj^IIi: BNKK?ISRS of the English and .1 Classical School, nt Kichland Ohiirch, will commence on MONDAY, thc 23d day of .JAN UAItVi 1871. Seh.plastic term to consist <d ton montliSi under thc management of Hov. K, P. UV DB. Terms oj' Tuition,-Primary Branches S12: Primary branches, with Bnglish (Irammar, Oe ogrnphy and Analysis, front Si 1 tu $ 10 ; Higher Bnglish ll ra nobes, viz; Natural Philosophy, Khotorio, lutellootual and Moral Philosophy, Algebra, Ooomotry, Trigonoinotrv, P..?ok keep ing and Surveying, from $18 to $24; Latin and tl reek Languages, $30. JtV.'>T" Hoard, ii) good families, nt n convenient distance from thc Academy, can bo bad nt from $8 to $10 per month. * Jan. Kl, 1X71-12 PREMIUMS VrriLL KR PAID to Tobacco Growers, in * T Ooonoo County, for thc crop of I ST 11 as follows ; Por thc best two acres in a body $110.00 u .. o,i ?. 26.00 " " 3d " " " " 'jo.ot) " " -Ith. Lr?.oo ? .i 5,|, M ? <. ,? 10.00 Awards to be made under tho direction (d' the OcotlOO Agricultural Society, and for no lt o 11 which produces less than 1,500 pounds. J. J. NOKTON. Oct. 4, IS70 M DU E. E. WUITNEIi, ?TAVING localed in Walhalla, oilers his JUL Professional Services to tho citizens ol' tho place and surrounding country, W On-icB-IHKMANN'S HOTEL, "(?ft Pob. I, L871 15 ly ?5lX) S10 TER D?Y.?? ItOYS and OIRLS Wlt? engage in our new busi ness make from $5 to ?>IO l??r (Illy in their own localities. Pull particulars and instructions sent froo by in?ll. ?hoso in need ol' permanent, pro fl table work, should address at onoe ,Q KO KG ti 8TINSON & CO.? Portland, Maine. XJ O XJ R I W*A SACKS KHF.SII GKOKOIA PKOCR, for IOU salo at CAHTKlt k VKKNKICS. May 0, 1871 t ?A? T rt - ?ur *\* rm . KMWMW ? r? ?wapn crtw u OH Aycr's Cathartic Pills, Por nil Modioino. tho purpo3oa of a Laxativo ^ rerlmpsnooncincdl /O Olao is I o universally /}jr l'Otillh'Cd by every? bony ab a cathartic, m1- i. - cati Ul>y Wi,t* ?vt!l' al,y l*0?? y Sjfafc? jtx>'----..iyi>> loro KO universally* ? - Sw'/ adopted Into uac, in V A ?^5*/ ovcry country and v AlW?R'^ / among nil classes, aa ^^:W tills mild butelUelenb \i purgative I'M. Tho ?TW '-r??:.?.Si, obvious reason lo, WV>"?; >?^s*V . 1 thai it is a more rolla ^M?*-^=^ |,io and far moro of-* fectua) remedy than any oilier. Those who liavo tried it, know that it cured thom : those who liavo not, know thal ll cures theiriioighbors and b londs ; ami all know Unit what it do once it does al ways-that il never taits thVOUg. "'V fault Ol'nog glout of Ils cont position. Wo hnvo thousands upon thousands ol 'coi tiltcates of their remarkable eurea Of Um following complaints, but such cures uro known in evcrv neighborhood, and wo need not publish thom. "Adapted lo all ages ami conditions . hi nit climates ; containing neither calomel nor any deleterious drug, they may bo taken willi safety by lUiybOdy, Their sugar-coaling preserves them over lrosh,imd makes Hiern pleasant to take, while being purely vegelublo, no bann can miso from their USO in Illly tpUUllHy. Tliov operate hy tholv powerful Influence on tho Internal viscera t'<> purify tho blood nod Btinuiluto li lula healthy action-roniovo tho obstructions ortho stOlllIltMI, bowels, liver, ?ind other organs of thc hodv, vostorlng lliolvlrrogiilnrnot.Ion to health, and bv'eorroollng, wherever lbw exist, such do rimgeiiiOlll > as ave the first origin of disease. Minnie directions aro glvoh in tho wrapper on the box, Ihr tho following complaints, which llicad I'ills rapidly cure: - Tor lt>VM|M>|iNlu or ?Iitill,<reii(toii, n.C.stless II??KM, ?Aiii?'Hor nail ?.uns of Appetite, they should I?' taken modCi'jllcty to stimulate tho Blom* Hell, nilli restore il^ healthy tone ?md action. I 'ov s.i vet- t'oinptalitt ami Its various symp toms, Billions lleudadle, ?ich un ?-ail or ne. .Totuimcri o? tareen StokftcutM, Mil tons ctoli? mid IBU iou* ?'?'V?V?-H,tboy simula bc |iidieiou-lv taken I'ov each OasC, lo collect tits itliieased notion o?" reino J llio obstructions which cause il. For H>.v>ieiiter.v or IMtirrhccn, but ono mild ?loso ls gone ra Hy required. For BlheumntUm, <<loitt, Cn ravel, Kn:tl? nttntloit of tho Blciwt, C????a in mo Mille, (Karl, and i.oiiis, tho- should bc. conlin nouslv taken, ns required, to chango tho diseased action of Ilia system. Willi such chango thoso complaints disappear. [."Ol' BPropsr and BYropnlcnl Swellings tildy should he taken in Ini'gO amt frequent dosea to produce tho Olroct Of a drastic purgo. For ^oppression a larne dose shotild bo taken as it produces thc desired effect by sym pathy. As a ninttrv rill, take ono or two Villa to promote digestion and relieve the stomach. An occasional dose stimulates (lie Momach and bowels Into healthy action, restores (hefinpctito, and InvlgOrntos thc system. Hence it is oneil ad vantageous where no serious derangement exists. One who feels tolerably well, often linds that tl dose ol' these rills makes him feel decidedly bet ter, from their cleansing ?iud renovating effect on Hie digestive apparatus. X>r. ?7. C. A Y i: ?I ?0 CO., Practical Chemists, ItQWEI?li, MASS., U. *. vi. . I'm- Sale by Mt. A. H. .NcKM AN, Walhalla, S. C. Sept. IMO <J7 ly E: II. STOKE'S* BLANK E00K MANUFACTORY AND E':':>-;?i- ECttiiu? Qs?aZ?Z?Nhl.ient, Opposite ibo Pheonix ami (Cleaner Publishing lloiiso, MAIN STltKirr, COLUMBIA, S. C. T>I,AXK HOOKS of all kinds, such as Shci ? } iii".;. < : rles', Judge of IVobnlc, Doun ty 1'nininisM? uors, etc., imule to order mid ruled to anj pattern, of tim ni - r IWI'KK ANO MATRRI M.n. with r ?vilhout pi-iiited headings; also, p.igod or iiolexeih its required. Sp ciitl nt tenthill viven t.? (ho binding o? Mu i ., IV: rh'dion ls, Law Hooks, and all other work. May If?, 1SG0 32 tf TO 1 iii' Vri)UtvlNO 0LAF8,-\\'o ave now prc pnroil i" furrib?li lilt uhtsSvpwith constant employ aient nt hoine.ihc wi olo of tho thoo for l.ho spnro moments, Ibmiuo s new. light it nd profitable. t'ersons of cit'.?er ses ea-i?ly earn from fiO?. to $5 mi l'vciiing. t II proportional sum by dev ding (heir wl'.ni ii o lo I liv ' asi ness. Hoys and girls? carn nearly as notch ns men. Thal nil who seo Ibis no ice uni -'ctol their inhlress and lest Ibo binnuc .wen Ai'i the unparalleled oller : To such ?t ? are n >l -.?.'. s'.ili il tl, wo will semi SI lo pay for the tumble ot' writing Full p-irlioiihira, a \.?'.;: il le .; le wi !i will .'?> lo coniiiicnc.e work . in, timi i en[-y of Th l\ !.'' r-r;i Compati* -,. thc largest iud bes! family newspapers over pu'i'.ishc I-nil sienl fro? hy mail. Header, if you wttnl ; a*itiaueuj, protitiihlc work, address I'., ll. Ati?.r.N ?Si CO., Airot'STA, MAIM:. Wholcsalo and Rot a il Gre cor, i ill King ;-'L, Cor. of .Spring, Olaarleston, S. O. At.?O DKAbKK IN Coti*:riiv \ HOWICK or Au. KINDS. Orders from thc Country Promptly Attended to. August 17, 15-70 44 ly WWATE?S WHEEL, Mill Qfiar?n?,Shafl?n|&Pullejf8 *-.dsEND roriAomcuiAiCfei Kopi. 10. IMO 4S lj TllJZ CHEAT FERTILISER ? r AM NOM' .P il ii PARED TO FURNISH 1. MOATES EiB '<rl8," at tho Quarry, at 28 cents per bushel ; Slaked, l? cm.ts; ni Depot, $1.00 per barrel. li. HOLDER. Feb. l?, 18V1 17 i Yan tea limn edi. :tely> rpEN coon ROOT AND SHOE MAKERS? |_ tn whoni li boral wages and constant cm ploymont will bo given, either nt my Tannery, (ii milos below Perry ville, on the liluo Hidgo Itailroad.) or nt Pondloton. Apply to tho un,* dorsigncd, at tho 'l .uinery or Pondloton. W. A. LAY. Jan. Oi 1871 87 ly " BOOK STORE. A RR ANOF.MHNT.S are made to secure any Book*. /\ wanted. Also, Dooks; Catechisms, &o., for Sabbath Sebeo) i, Mellool Hooks, l'eus, Ink, Paper, kc, k<\., always on limul. Tho Depository foy., tho (lennon Dildo Society is also at tho Dook{J'^J-Q% Next door lo (he Po.^tOllicc. ?? April I, lb70 21 ly