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Act? Hud Joint Resolutions Passed ny tho General Assembly ?ts on (li Carolin?, Regular Session. 18T1 and 18t?. . An Aot to Charter the Town of Bolton, io the County of Anderson and State of South County. SECTION 1. Bo it enaoted by the Senato and (louso of Representatives of, tho Stato of Routh Carolina, now mot und Hitting in dope rai Assembly, cud by tho authority of the ?arno, That from and after tho passage of thia aot all oitizous of this State, having resided sixty days in tho town of Belton, shall bo doomed, and are hereby doolared to bo, o body policio and corporate, and the suid town shall bo called and known by tho name of Belton, and its cor porate limits shall extend one half mile in ouch direction from the depot in said town. SEO. 2. That tho suid town shall bo gov erned by an Intendant and six Wardens, who shall bo citizens of tho United States, and shall bo residents of tho ?aid town for sixty days immediately preceding their aleo tion, who shall be elected on the second Mon day in April, 1872. and ovcry year thereafter on the second Monday in ^january ; ton day's public notioo thoroof beipd prevjoudI|yrjyyen, and thaOlt- male iuhabitunts,,o.f the ago of twenty-^noT^21) years, citizens of thVStato, and who have resided io |tho said town for sixty daySjimmediatoly brboediog tho olee tion, shfrN^e ontitlcd to voto for said Intend ant and Wardens. SEO. ?ttJ?Jhafc tho cleoVrtm for Intendant and Wardoys of the said town shall bo held in Borne eonvonicnt house, or some other con venient, public piuco in the said town, from nine' oclockdn tho morning, until live o'clock in tho afternoon ; and when tho polls ahull bc olosed, tho managers shall forthwith count tho votes, add proclaim tho election, and give rintloo io writing to'tho persons elected. At the 6rot"?lection for Intondant?nd Wurdons, Messrs. G.^y. MeGee, B D. Doa n and Ira Williams aro hereby appointed to net 08 managers, with authority to supply, by ap pointment^ vacancies that may occur from death, refjigal to servo or otherwise^ "The Intendant ami Wajdefas ,so elected shalt ap point thrco managers'to hold tho ensuing and any subsjgqdent election. Tho malingers, in ouch case, shall, before they open tho polls for said election, tako un oath fairly and itu partially to cundoot tito same. And that tho Intendant and Wurdensj.hefore entering on tho duties pf their respect ive offices, \ shall take tho-Skth preS?riped^y tho constitution of this State, and also tho following oath to wit : "AS Intendant (or Warden) of thoJown of Belton*;! will equally^Htid impartially, to tho best of my ability, exorcise tho truht re posed in nie, und wilruso1 . my best endeavors to preservotho peace und.oarry'into effect, nc cording to law, tho purposes foT'which I. have been elected : So help ?dei God." Tho said Iuteudanfc"ohd Wardens kind I hold tjieir ofii cos from (Ino time of their election, until tho second Monday in January ensuing, nod until their successors shall bo elected and qualified. SEO. ST That in case vacancy shall occur in tho olBcc'of Iutendantor any of tho War dens, by death resignation, removal, or other .wiso, or^jgjoaso of a tie in said .election, an election to jill such vacancy shall bo held by the appointment of the Intendant and Wur dons, (or barden,) as tho case blay bey ten days' publio notioo being iproviously given j and, in case of sickness, or temporary, absence of tho Intendant, tho Wardens, forming a Council, shall bo empowered to elect one of tho number to act in his stead during the time. SEO. 5. That thc Intendant and Wardens, duly elected and qualified, shall during their term of service, severally and respectively, bc vested with all tho jurisdiction and powers of Trial Justices, or Justices of the Peace, ex cept the trial of civil cases, and, except as it may bo otherwise provided in this act, within tho limits of said town; und tho Intendant shall and may, os often ns ho may deem neces sary, Bumuion tho Wardens, to meet in Coun oil, any two of whom, with tho Intendant, may constitute a quorum to transact business, and they shall bo.known by the name of the Town Council of Belton, and they and their successors hereafter to bo elected, may have a common seul, which shall be affixed to all of their Ordinances ; and the said Town Counoil shall havo authority to appoint, from time to time, as they seo fit, such and so - many proper persons to act as Marshals or Constables of said town as tho said Council may doom necessary and expedient for thc preservation of peace, good order and police thereof ; whioh persons, so nppointcd, shall, within tho corporate limits of said town, have the power and privileges, and emolumente and bo fiubjec^to all'tito qbieMions, rjdt?ultio? and regulations provided by law for tho ofiici of Constable, and shall bo liable to bo remover ot the pleasure of said Council ; and tho sat': Town Council shall havo power to estub lish, or authorize the establishment of i market house in said town, and tho eau Town Counoil shall havo full power and ou thority, under their oorporoto seal, to muk all stt'chc rules, by-laws and ordinances, ros peoting the streets, roads, market house am tho business thereof, und the police syston of the said town, ns shall appear to thom no eessary and proper for tho scou i ty .welfare an< convenience, and for preserving health, ordo and good governemnt within tho same ; au the said Town Council may impose finos fo offonses against their by luws .md ordinance; ? nod appropriate tho same to tho publio us of said town ; and tho said Counoil shall hav power to compel tho attendance of witncia? and require them to give evidence upon th trial before them of any person for tho vioh of any of theso by laws or ord i naces, but n finn ahovo tho Hum nf twenty dollars shall I colleotod by the.Town Council, except b suit in oour? of comp?tent jurisdiction ; an provided, also, that no fine shall exceed fifi dollars; and, also, that nothing herein coi tained ?hall authorize tho said C JU neil t make any by laws or ordinances inoonsistoi with or repugnant to the lawn of this Stat? and all the by-laws, rules and ordinanoes tl sa itt Od? noil may make shall, at all timos, I subjoot to r?visai or ropooi by tho Goner Assembly of this Stato. 3EO. flT That the said Intendant and Wa dens flhnll have full power to abate and remo' nuisances in the said town, keep all road ways and streets within the oorporate li mi fe goodreptdr,; ;nndfor that ^rooste they a Invested with nil thb powers' hdrotofcWftrn ?ed to commissioners of - Roads, and sh; fcstsdfalkpfos'r' to" classify and arrange tl tariWVtf ?aid t?W>i? Hablo to street, roi fk jubil? , duty" th?reip, and to for ir'formnnoo of au ch duty, under RIK ?.?Uli? IQFV. *t ?hall' hereafter b bm- bv law ;? provided that the M , . -'.?."".VT" ' tr Town Council ip ny co tn pou mi with persona Hablo to perfora ?noli duty, upon suoh terina, and on tho payment of suob sums, os muy bo established by laws or ordinance ; and provi ded, also, that1 tho iudiv?quals who oom poso tho suid Town Council shall bo oxotupt from the perforin a n oe of road and pol ico duty, and tho inhabitants of tho said town aro hereby exempt from road and police duly without the corporate limits of said towu. S KO. 8 That the power to grant or rofuse license for billiard tables, to keep tavern or retail spirituous liquors, within the limits of of tho suid corporation bo, and tho sumo is heroby, vested in the Town Council of Belton, and they ?ball also have power to impose a tax on shows or exhibitions for gu in or roward within thc-limits, and all moneys so received shall be uppropriuted to the publio uso of said corporation. SEO. 9. That tho said Town Counoil of Belton shall have power to arrest and commit to jail, fur ? spaoo of timo not exceeding twelve hours, and to Gne not exceeding twenty dollurs, any person or persons who shall be guilty of disorderly oonduot in said town to the annoyanco of citizens thereof, and it shall be tho duty of tho Marshal of tho town to make suob arrest, and call to his as sistanoo*tho posse conu'talus, if necessary; nqd, upon failure to perform suob duty, he shall bo fined in a sum not moro than twenty dollars for oaoh and every offense. SEO. 10. That tho said Town Counoil of Bolton shall also bavo power to impose and collect an annual tux upon tho assessed pro perty of said town ; provided no tux shall bo imposed, in auy ono your, to exoeed tho rato of ten oonts on oaoh hundred dollurs of suob assessed property ; and that tho money so ruisod shall bo applied to tho uso of tho snid town. Tho said Town Counoil shall have power to onforoo tho payment of all tuxes lovied by tho said Town Counoil, to tho saino extent and in the same munncr ns is now, or hereafter shall be, provided by law for tho collection of tho general State taxis. SEO. ll. That tho said T?wn Council cf Belton .shall have power to regulato sales ut motion within the limits of said town, nod to grunt licenses to auctioneers; provided noth ing herein contained shall cxtond to sales of Sheriff, Clerk of the Court, Judgoof Probate, Qorpnors, Executor, Administrator, Assignee in Bankruptcy, or by any other porson out of dio ordor, dooroo of any Court, Trial Justice, >r Justice of the Penco. SEO. 12. Thdt this not shall bo deem a pub io act, and shall continue in foroo until re poulod. Approved January 31, 1872. Au Aot to Regulato tho Granting of Divorces, SECTION 1 He it enacted by tho Sonate ind House of Representatives of tho State ol South Carolina, now met und sitting in Gen jrul Assembly, and by tho authority of thc lanie, When the validity of a marriage has beer lenicd or doubted by either of the parties, tin ither muy institute a suit for ulfinning tin naniago, and upon duo proof of thc validity hereof, it shall bo decreed to bo valid j ant mob dcoree shall bo conclusive; upou till per ions oonocrned. SEO. 2. That a divorce from the bond o natrimony may bo dcoreed for the followinj muses :. 1st. Adultory. 2d. Where either party wilfully abandon >r deserts the Other for the period of tw fears ; provided, that when tho suit is iu itt tuted by tho party deserting, it appeal hat tho desertion was caused by tho extrem iruolty of the othor party, or that tho desei ;ion by tho wife was caused by tho gross c ?vunton and cruel neglect of thc husband t provide suitable maintenance for her, ho bi og of sufficient ability so to do. SEO 3. That th? Circuit Courts of Cou non Pleas shall have original jurisdiction ? luits for annulling or affirming marriages, < "or divorces. No suob suit shall be mail ai ned, unless tho parties, or one of then, is ?it?zen of this State, or shall have reside .herein nt least ono whole year previous i nstituting tho same. The suit shall 1 jrought in tho County in which the parti ant cohabited, or (at the option of thc plui ?IV) in the County in which tho dofendm -osidos, if a resident of this State ; but if nc hen io tho County in which tho plaintiff r ?ides.. SEO 4. That suits for divorce shall I iommonced by summons and complaint, ho samo muniior as other actions and, whet ir the def radunt answer or not, tho causo sin >e heard, independently of tho admissions -ither purty in tho pleading, or oth< vise. Costs may bo awarded to either part is justice and equity may require. SEO. 5. That tho court, in term, on t ndgo, in vacation, may, ut any timo pendi .ho suit, make any order that may be pro; :o compel the man to pay any sums neccssa for tho maintenance of the woman, and to < ?blo her to oarry out tho suit, or to prevt liim from imposing any restraint on her pi tonal liberty, or li* pr?vido for the oustc ind tnaintenanoo of the minor children of I parties during the pendency of the suit, or preserve the estate of tho minor, so that it forthcoming to meet any decree which n be made in the suit, or to compel htm to g access i ry security to abide such dcoree. SEO. 6. When tho suit is for divorco idultery, the divorce shall not be granted i appear, that tho parties voluntarily oohubi after tho knowledge of tho fuot of adult? or that it occurred moro than fivo yours bul tho institution of tho suit, or that it was i milted by the proourQmont or oonnivanoo tr>? plaintiff. SEO. 7. Upon deoreeing the dlssolutioi a marriage, and also upon deoreoing a divo tho court may ranko suoh further dcoree it shall doom expedient concerning tho est and maintenance of tho parties, or eithoi thom, and oaro, custody u< J maintenance the ohildvcn, and make a now dooroo oono ing tho same, as the oiroumsUnoes of children may roquiro. SKO. 8. When a divorce is granted for causo of adultery, or wilful I desertion, < mitted hy tho husband, tho wifo shall bo titled to hor dower in his lands in tho s manner as if ho wore dead ; but sho sholl be entitled to dower in any othor case of vor co from the bond of matrimony. SEO. 0. Upon tho dissolution of a marri by a deoreo of nullity or divoroo, for any o* excopt that of adultery oommittod by the \ tho wifo shall bo entitled to tho i ni mci possession of her real catato, in liko ma if hor husband Were dead ; nm! tho court make a dooroo, restoring to the wife the w or any part, of the personal ostato that hove' do ne to the husband by reason of marriage, or awarding to her tho value tl Of tn money, to bo paid by the husband. Sap-. IO, When the court deems it pi to award the wife any povso, * ?stafc -muir. j,-Tir-.iTiiiiMiriTiM L?? motjoy in lien thereof, it may require thajrhus band to disoloso, OP oath, whjit persflnal.es tate has como to him by reason of tho marriage, ood't)ovr )t has boen disposed |of( land what portion thereof rebiuiqs io. his ihapfr. J > SEO. ll. When a divoroe is deoreod for any of the causes mc ut io nod in Section 2 of thia Act, tho court granting il may degree alimony to the wife, or any ?.har? of her en lato iu |iie nature of alimony o tlio husband. S KO. 13. Wheo alimony or other annual allowance is decreed for the Wife br children, tho court may require sufficient security to bb' given' for its pay ment, according to the t?VoiS of th? d?droe I <? -'H SEO. 18. Upon notion of divoroe for tho causo mentioned io Section 2 of this Aot, in order to secure a suitable support and main ten a ooo to tho wife,and such children as may be commuted to lier caro and custody, au at tachment of thc husband's real and personal estate may bo mudo by tho officer serving tho summons. Tho amount ': for which tho at taohment muy bo mudo shall bo expressed in tile warrant ot attachment, which must bo obtai ned from a Judge br Clerk of tho Court in which, or boforo whom, tho action is brought. SEO. 14. That all laws relating to attach ment of real personal estate shall apply to at tachment herein provided for, so far os tho samo are not inconsistent with this Aot. SEO. 15. When an inhabitant of this State, whoso marriage has beon consummated there-, in, shall go into unother Statoor country solo ly to obtain a divoroo, for nny causo occurring hero, and whilst tho parties resided hero, or for any cuise which would not authorise n divorce so obtained shall bo of no foroo or ef fect in this Stato. Approved Jauuury 81, A. D. 1872. An Act to Incorporate tho Enterpriso Asso ciation, of Charleston, South Carolina. | ( Bo it enacted by tho Sonate and ll?uso of Representatives of the State of South Caroli na, now met and sitting in General Assombly, md by thc uuthority of thc samo, SECTION 1. That Jacob Mills, T. A. Davis, N. Sponcor, Samuel Marum. Aaron Wrigh ;en, Abraham Williams, Joseph Parker, S. J. Middleton, Richard White, George Mar ja, Jaoob Royal, John A. Adams, ll. N. jregorie, Isoao Weston, Edwurd Weston, their associates and successors, ure hereby nade und created a body politic and oorpor ito, uuder tho name and stylo of "Tho Euter jriso Association, of Charleston, South Caro ma." SEC. 2. And said corporation shall have power to make by laws, not repugnant to thc ?wa of tho land, and shall have succession of dli ce rs and members, according to their cleo ion, and to keep mid uso a common seal, the lame to alter ut will, to sue und bo sued, in my Court in this Stato ; to have and enjoy ;vory right, power and privilege incident to ?uch corporations; nnd it is hereby empower jd to acquire, retain and enjoy ull such pro berty, real and personal, ns may bc given or bequeathed to, or purchased by it, aud to sell, jonvey or mortgage thc samo, or any part ihereof, at will. SEC. 3. That said corporation may, from time to time, invest moneys, assets, or any jroperty which it may acquire, in such reat ind personal property, bonds, stocks, or in luretics, in suoh sums and on such terms and :on di (.ion s as it may doom proper, and to exe jute bond's, &c, under its corporate souT: Provided, That tho Maximum vulue of oil sroperty, held and owned by said corporation, milli not exceed fifty thousand (50,000) dol-, lars. SEC 4. This Act shall continuo in force luring twenty years, und may bo given in ividenco without being especially pleaded. Approved February 2d, 1872. (Yu Act to Empower tho Judges of tho Pro bate Court in thoir Respective Counties to issue Executions. Whereas doubts have ?risen whether the Judges of the Probate Court in this State aro luthorized tu issue executions to carry into ,'ifiict any order, .sentence or decrco of such Jourt ; therefore, SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate ind House of Pe prose n tu ti yes of tho Stain of South Carolina, now met and sitting in Gen jral Assembly, and by tho authority of tho ?arno, That from and after the passage of this Aot ,he Judges of thc Probate Court, in thc sov ;ral Counties in this Stato, may, and they aro lereby, fully authorized and empowered to ssuc executions, when that is necessary an j groper process to carry into effect any order, lenience or decree of such Court. SEC. 2. That all Acts and parts of Acts nconsistcnt with this Act be, und tho sanie ire hereby, repealed. Approved January 31, 1872. An Act to Renew thc Charter of tho Palmct to Firo Engine Compuny of Columbia, s. c; Bo it enaoted by tho Senate nnd House )f Representatives of tho Stato of South Caro? lina, now met and sitting iu General Assem bly, and by tho authority of thc sumo, ' Thnt thc charter of the Pa'.inotto Firo En gine Company, of Columba, bo, and tho sumo a hereby renewed and extondod for a period if fifteen yours j nnd tho anid Company is hereby authorized to adopt tho name and stylo of Palmetto Steam Firo Engino Com pany. Approved January 81, 1872 -- -.i.i.i.ii.i.-??-i THE STA TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA OCONBE COUNTY-?ITATION. WHEREAS, Gideon Loo hath mndo appli cation to mo to grant him Letters of Ad ministration on tho Estate and Effects of Florido Loo. docoasod Those are, therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors nf tho said Florido Loo, deceased, to be and appoar beforo mo, in tho Court of Pro bate to bo held ot Walhalla, R. C., on Monday, tho 11th Mar.,1872,at ll o'clock in tho forenoon, to shew cause, if any they havo, why tho said administration should not bo grnnted. Given under my hand, this Cth day of Feb.. A. D. 1872. S. P. DENDY, j.P.o.c Feb. 9,1872 16 2 Railroad Notice. NOTICE ls horeb* given, that Books for subscription to the capital stook of the ..T?galo and Chattanooga Railroad Company," are now open nfc the atore of Dr. Norman. ROBT. A. THOMPSON,! A. E. NORMAN, Yr. P. VERNE!*. O'. M. DOYLE* A. J. LOWERY, Pee. 1?, 1871 - 8 r Oonr rsv ld M Joi il ft 1 m-hors milli n un fi' in -rrr,), ...;LI:._."J_IL BUSINESS DIUECTOUY. _~? . b ) .: o &'0[N;E E O O vp T t. ' . .-i 'in Comfit y Office***. I JESSE W. STRIBLLNG, dork of tho Court. JAM KS H. ROBINS, Shoriff. STILES P. DENDY, Judgo of Probate. WA LT Bil M. WOO DIN. Coronor. FLETCHER SMITH, Sohool Commis, iionor. L?WIS MOORHEAD, J. Y. JONES, A.. LAY, County Cnmmihsionors. Li B. JOHNSON, County Auditor. B. W. BELL. County Treasurer. A. BRBNHCKE, Jury Commissioner. D. BIEMANN, State Senator. 0. M. DOYLE, J. L. SHANKL?N, [leprcseutotives. W. C. LEE, W. M. GOODIN, J. W. LIVINGSTON, J. B SANDERS} JAS. B. PHILLIPS, Trial Justiooi. Town OM ec rs. C. E. VrATSON, Iotentlimt. A. TAYLOR, WM. C. KEITH, C. F. IEEBA, WM. KORIiER, JOHN KAUF dANN, O. Ml YA RB ROUGH, Werdens. West Union. J. P. .MICKLERv Intendant. J. M. BEARD, ANDRKW OSBORNE, )r. L. S. JAMES, FLETCHER SMITH, Vu rdons. New Advertisements. MX M fl'A Ut Dable Screw Wire BOOTS AND SHOES ire worth two pair of ordinary pegged or ma chino sewed, A SUR15 CURE for this distressing complaint i now made known in a Treatise (of 48 octavo ages) on Foreign aud Nativo Herbal Prcpara ons. published by Dr. 0. Pastes BROWN. The inscription wns discovered by him in such a rovidunlial manner, that ho cannot conscicnti nsly refuse to make it known, ns il has cured i'crybody who lias used it for Fils, never having tiled in a singlo case. Tho ingredients may bo Stained from any druggist. A copy sent free lo ll applicants hy mnil. Address Da, O 'PHELPS BOWN, 21 Grand Street, Jersey City, N. J. Sont foy ITIail or impress. UR SEED ANO PLANT C.ATALOGU HS iou 1872, Numbering ,17.5 pages, mid containing TWO COIiOltUDI'LATES, neb worth twico tho cost of Catalogues, mailed ) nil applicants on receipt of 25 ccnt3. BooUemon, 3B Cortland*. Street. N. V? CHIOOTO&V ?r Five Great Fires i CHICAGO and tho WEST by Rev. E. J. Goon PERO, D D.. of Chicago. Only complete history. 00 8vo pn .PS ; (iO engravings. 70,000 already aid. Price $2.50. 2,000 ngcfits made up in 2*0 ays. Profits 30 lo BulTerero. AGENTS WAN. BO. II. S. GOODSPEliD & CO., 37 Park Row, [cw York. iCJUNTS WlUtted.-Agents mnkc more A monpy at work for us limn nt nnylhing cl.ae. iusiness light and pevnianenl Pal liculnrs fvco. \. STINSON & Co., Fin? Art Pnllhlicrs, Portland, laina. /* A Agents protilsper week. Will prove p?/ ( ?DU? it or forfeit $000. New nrliclcs, ntented July 18th Samples sent freo lo all. ddrcss W. II. CntOttSTRU, 207 Broadway, N. Y. ANGERS. TUMORS ULCERS. Astonishing cures by Drs. Kline and Lindley, t Hie Philadelphia Cancer Institute. 031 Arch t., Philadelphia, Pa. Al brunch Offices hy Dr. ?alton. 238 W. Fourth St.. Cincinnati. O- ; by Dr. Ireene. Charlotte. N. 0 ; by hrs. Healy & Bcn >n; Cor. of Brocd nnd Alabama Sis., Atlanta, ia. ; by Dr. Bramball, 42 N. Court St., Memphis, 'cnn. "WONDERFUL CANCEll ANTIDOTES To Knife. No Caustic Medicine?. No Blood. ,ittlc Pai\i. For particular?, call on or address ither of tho above. ONE PAIR 5ILVEH TIPPED BOOTS' AND SHOES Are worth two pair without, Feb. 2, 1872 14 4* Fravel *fy Rail, Wheel and Saddle. JVERY AND SALE STABLES, -AT Walhalla and Anderson, BY THOMPSON & STEELE. rllE^ undersigned have formed a partnet sbip in the above business at the points lamed, and have supplied ihentBolvos liberally rilli the <best> Y?ldelos, Horses, Drivers and )stlors ; Crain, Furage. &c-, for tho accommo lation of tho travelling public Ilnoks, Carriegos, Buggies, or Caddie Ilorsos, an be bad at all times, by tho day or week, nt ense?able rates ; and wo aro prepared at a a i mi en t 'a notice to convoy passengers from Indorson or Walhalla to tho terminus of tho lir-Lino Rnilroadj o" to any Other point desired. Tho Stables at Anderson will bo under the inmediato chiirgo of T. J, STKKI,R, and those ,t Walhalla under tho d?r??tion of A W. i'iioiiPHON, aaob of whom will give bis personal upervision to tho businojs, and spero no pains 0 give go no ral satisfaction. ??gr The patronage of tho travelling publie espootfully solioitod. i. W. THOMPSON, i T. J. STEELE, Walhalla,,?. C. | Andorson, S. 0. Novembor 24, 1871 5 At Private Sale; A If?t? P'lAN?Tlprtuireof . .. (\. , *A. BR^N?}CK?j. . January 9, 1878 ll ?m Price $46' Cash, x?lth Us??t Advance Jor Time. I^XPERIENCI? in tho ?>'o ol Ibis .Guano for Jj tho pant six years in this State, fur Cotton nnd Com, lias so far established its ohurnoter for excellence a? to rondor continent unneces sary. In accordance with .tho established policy of tho Company to furnish the best Concentrated Fertilizer at tho low est cost to consumer, this Omino is put into market this season tit tho above reduced price, which tho Company is en abled to do by reason of its Inrgo facilities and the reduced cofrt of manufacturo. Tho supplies put into market this season aro, as heretofore, proparod under the personal su-, perintondence of Dr. St. Julian Ruvehol. Chotii ist of tho Company, at Charleston, S. C.. hence, planters muy rest assured that its QUALITY and COMPOSITION ls precisely tho sanio ns that heretofore sold. At tho prosea t- low pri.ie every nero planted cnn bo fertilised with 200 poiiiidH Guano at a cost not exceeding the presen t value of 80 pounds of cotton, while experience lins shown that'undor favorable conditions of season and cultivation tho crop ls increased by tho application from twoto throofold tho natu ral capacity of the soil. Hence, under no con dition could its application fail to compensate for tho outluy. Apply to J, N. ROBSON: Agent Pacific Guano Company, No. 08 Rast Bay and Nos. 1 e*2 Atluntio Wharf, Chat lbstoh','6. C. : JNO. 'S. REESE & CO , Gonoral Agents. Deo. 1, 1871 0. .Tm PACIFIC GUANO COMPANYS, . ACID PHOSPII A T H OF LIME, FOR COMPOSTING WITH COTTON SEED. /Vice $25 Cash, with Usual Advance for 2'imc. riHILS article is prepared under tho snperin JL tendonco of Dr. ST. JULIAN RAVENEL exprossly for composling with cotton seed, lt was introduced by Ibis Company two year* ugo. and its uso hus fully attested its.valuo. 200 to 250 pounds of this article per aero, properly composted with tho saino weight of sutton seed, furnishes tho Planter willi a FER TILIZER of tho higllOSt excellence ut thc smallest cost. A compost prepared with this irticlo, ns by printed directions furnished, con tains all tho clements of f?rtil i ti ty that can en ter into a first class Fertilizer, while its econo my must commend itt? liberal uso to planters. For supplies und printed directions for com posting apply to J. N. ROBSON, Anent Pacific Guiino Company. No. 08 East Buy, und Nos. 1 & 2 Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. C. JNO S. REESE & CO., Goneral Agents. Deo. 1, 1871 0 3m Grr?onville and Columbia Railroad. COI.UMIUA, S. C., January 3, 1872. ON and after this date, tho following Sched ule will bo run daily, Sundays excepted, connecting with Night Trains on South Car olina Road, up and down; also with Trains going South on Charlotte, Columbia and Augus ta Railroad : Ur THAIN. Leftvc Columbia, 7 00 a in Leave Alston, 8 50 n in Louve Newberry, 10 30 a m , Leave Cok es bu ry, 2 IO p tn Leave Belton, ' 3 05 p m Arrivo at Greenville, 5 35 p m Arrive ut Anderson, 4 *15 p ni Arrivo ut Pendleton, 5 45 p 111 Arrivo at Walhalla, 7 15 p ni DOWN TRAIN. Leave Walhalla, 0 00 a m Leave Pendleton. 7 25 ft in Lvave Anderson, 8 20 a ni Lciivo Bolton. 9 30 a ni Lcavo Cnkesbury, ll l?am Leave Newberry, 2 35,,'p tn Lcavo Alston, 4 20 p ill Arrive at Columbia, 0 00 p m M. T. BARTLETT, General Tickot Agent. January 3, 1872 WALHALLA HOTEL! 1? HE Proprietor wno ld respectfully inform his nhl patrons, and the public generally, itiut bis doors tire still open for the reception and accommodation of Guests. In connection with tho lintel, is a FIRST CLASS BAR ROOM, in which can bo found, it all limos, the best brands of BRANDIES, WHISKIES. WINES, SEO A RS, <vC, A C. No pains will bo spared to ronder guests comfortable D. BIEMANN, PROPRIETOR. Walhalla, S. C., April 18, 1871 26 LEATHER, BOOT AND ?SHOE !JVE sun-afaotory. I)ERSONS wanting to purchase GOOD and CHEAP BOOTS and SHOES, aro io spoctfolly invited to call at W. A. Lay's Man ufactory, whoro they oan get. on ibo bet terms, anything in that lino (made in tho South) they want. Having competent work men in very dopivi'tniQnt vf tho work,, bo on sur?s satisfaction, . -, ." . Mochanios, who oan "box the craft.'* will al ways find a seat of work at Lay's Mn nu factory. The patronngo of tho public solicited. SGT RAW HIDES WANTED, Manufactory noar Porryvillo, B. R. R. R. Yt? A. LAY. Jan. 0,1871 37 ly C. G. SIMMONS, -il ti 9 IHAVE rosumod tho praotico of mV profes sion at my old stand, opposite Dr. Nor man's. I shall work nt prices wMCn' will dofy compotiOn, but shall continue to' Ase tho very host of material. Doo. 1,1871 6 Hides! Hides! Hides! THE Highest ?lnrk?t Price *I?1 tye Mid for GREEN or WELL CURED MW$? dc livered at my Tapac/y, or (it tho ntoros of Bio mann, Bauknight, Pitchford or Miokler, Il?de? al?o ??fcoivcd and tanned on shares o.t. n, wi wrns M II.I.ION H Hen v Totti mon y to theil' Wonderful Curativo Kil'ccte. They tiro not ft vile Paney Drink* made of Poor Kum, \V h I ?hoy, Proof (Spirit ? and R?. freq lda nor? doctored, spiced mid ance toned to pica*?tl)? tan?, called ,f Tonlce," " Appetisers," *'R?storbr-A,'' 4?6., th??' Uad the lippier on to dr un Von ne ss mid rutir.ibutiure 4 true M ni lei i ir, made from the Nut Ivo Hoots end Herbs ot California, free from nil Alcoholic Stimulant*,They uro the' ?UK?T ttf.OOD PURIPIEIt'hud A l.JFK GIV" IN ti I'll IN C ll'IiK, ft perfect lienovatorandliiviKorator of the System, carrying off All poisonous limiter and restoring the blood to, ? healthy condition. Ko pemou can take Uicso Bittere ftocordhig to directions ?nd remain long unwell, provided their hon?? ar* not dcitroycd by mineral poisons or o'lhet meuuv, au4 M? Tlti? organs wasted bevond tho point of ropntr. They'nre ft Hu nile Pu mut IVO un iv'vllns fi Tonie, poasaaaliig, alto, the poeullar met it of acting nt n i>owerful ?gent In rellevliiK Congoatl?n or Inflammation of tho Liver/ luid of all the Visceral Organa. F O II 1*Kill A 1, K COM VI, M NTH, yhothor in young or" old,- married or aluglc, nt tho duwil ot womanhood or nt the turn of Ufo, Hi 010 Tonio Bitters havo 110 equal. Por luflniumatory und CU i onic Khoiiinrttinm und tioul, Dyapepuln or ludlifontlon, Hiltons, It omit tri ut ?ml Iutevnilttotit PovorH, illscnaeo of tho llload, litvor, Kidney* und Him: lei , the.o Kittel ? have tuen most successful. Much Diseases nro cnuacd by Ylllnted Dlood, ehielt la geucrally produced by derange moot <f tlir HluVHli ve Ol milly, DYSl'l'.l'SlA UH INIMtJEHTION, Headache. Pub? In tho Shoulders, Cough*, Tightness of tho Chest, Dlir.lnesi, Hour Bructattoue of thc Btonuioh, Pail to-to in tho Month, BIP loua Attacks, Palpitation of tho Heart, Inflammation of. the Lungs, 1'aln In tho renions of the Kidneys,, anti a hundred oUiar painful symptoms, aro tho offsprings of Dyspepsia. T li CT invigorate tho Btotnaoh and stimulate tho torpid liVe* and bowels, which render,them of unequalled efilcacy in oloans lng the blood ot nil impurities, und imparting new lifo and vigor to tho wholo hy st cm. POR ?KIN DI8KA8E8, RrtiptlOhs. Tetter, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, rustiilcs, Dolls, Carbuncle*, Ring-Worms, Hcald-llcad, Sore Ryes, Kryslpolfts, Itch, Bourf?, Discolorations of tho Skin, Humors lind Diseases'of tho Skin, ot what? vcr 11 tune or nature, aro literally dug up mid carried out of the system in a ahort timo by the uso of theso Bittera. On? bottle in sm.h COBCB will convince tho most incredulous of their curativo effects. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find Ita i...|-urlti?? bursting through the akin in l'impie?, Eruptions or Bores; dr nu sc lt when you find it obstructed or sluggish in tho volns; cleanse it when it la foul, and your feelings will toll you when. Keep tho blood puro and tho 'nonitli of tho system will follow. PIN, TAPE, and other WtlltMS, lurking In tho system of so ninny thousands, aro effectually destroyed and rumored. Tor full directions, read carefully tho circular around each bottle, printed iufourlamruajfeb-English, Ucruian, french and SpHUttfll. fy. Old prejudices oro dyinsr out. New facts aro killing them. Tile Idea that Invalids, weakened by disease, ian he're lieved by prostrfthnir them willi doatruotlvedniKS. ls nu longer entertained except by monomaniacs, tiver since tim introduc tion of 1)R. WALK III S VISIKI.UI JJ ITT I; I H. it has been obvious that theil r?gul?tIhjlranti invijroratiiur properties aro nll->utt* clent for thc cunt of chronic Indigestion, rheumatism, constipa tloii.diarrhoea, nervous affections cud lllalarlqtisfevers, and thar are now thc standard remedy for these complalut* in every sec tion of thu Union. 801.11 BY A?.T. DRUOOIPTS AND DEALER?. J. WAt.KRH.Proprlotor, R. il. MCDOXAMI |I CO., Ilrunglst? and Q?u. Agts., Ban Francisco, Cal.,and 31 Commer?a st., N.T. TOR SALE BY JAMES & SPEARMAN, Walhalla mid West Union, S. 0. Aug. 11, 1?71 42 ly DOORS." S A SlT?^BLINi>S, &tf * F. IP. TOALE, Ititi ii II fae* lu roi' uiitl iDutalcr, No. 20 lliyne Sired and flori'weft $ Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. ?r>if" This is I lie largest nml most complete Fac tory of the kimi in thc Southern St nt es. anti all articles in this Imo cnn bc furnished hy Mr. P. V. To.u.r.. nt ju ices which defy compel il ion. ttW-y A pamphlet with full nml detailed list of nil sizes of Doors. Suches nml {Hinds, nnd th* price* of euch, will bo sent frei and pout paid, ou application to t*. 1'. TO.MJES CU.UU.K8T0N, S. C. July 14, 1B71 38 ly .IS, .11. STOKES, " BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY '' AND Fliper hilling R.!i<al>llHliinoa,ls Opposito tho Phoenix nnd Gleaner Publishing House, MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, 8. 0. j__ . : iiihriu't BLANK BOOKS of nil kind*, mich as Sher ifl''rt, Clerks', Judge of Probate, Ooor?ty Commissinncrs, etc., mudo to order and ruled to any prUtoYh, of thc IIKST'PAPRII? ANB^ M AT un I ALS, with or without printed headings ; also? paired or indoxed, as required. ^ .Special uttohtlotv pv?n l'? t,)0 binding^of, Musiu, Porlv?dioul8, I,ftw jjooV?, and AU Q\^vr work. i May 18, *8Gi> 35 * ,tt I M. aOt,DSMITH. p; KlNtty' GOLDSMITH ? mWft Pounder? omi M a c li i n 1 M t (rntKNix iaoN WOKKS,.) ? C O L U MX IA, S. C., MANUPACTyUEHS OP STEAM En gines, of all sims ; Horso Powor Circu lar and Maloy Saw Mille, Flour Mille,. Gkifle nnd Sugar Cano Mill?, %nnracntal House and Store Fronts, Hailing* fr?r ?raW Yards, Agri? cultural Iinplotnonts, oto. Brass and Iron Castings of nil kinds mudo, to ovdor on shoji notico, nnd on tho mort. roacopfiblQitornMjr-^ Also, manufaotnrors of Cotton Prosso?, May 10, 1871 30 ly J V ? T lt ft ? fi I V fi ll t A PlSCH?S&??l% ? I r : n LOT OF VfrAttillfeg. CL??ltB ?nd JEVT BliBY j Pistols Cartridges., ntitl a]l hoo?i sary artiol. . tho spoyllni line ;'Candles anOanoy Good?; geueralty } ?ll 6? wl\loh wllVbe sold low io* cnah. P.?pftlring, In all Us btauohtH, Am MHh fleet* ness nnd dispatoH. 1 r " ' Give nio a oa.lL end ( viii Kunvaa?e<v' s?t isfaetloh. - A. Fi?uE'tftMBit' Otjt. 18,1871