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TO THINE OWN SEI' BE TRUE, AND IT MUST FOLLOW AS THE ^ NIGHT THE DAY, THOU CANST NOT THEN BE FALSET TO ANY^,^,1 HY KEITH, SMITH & CO. WALHALLA, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1870. VOLUME X1V-W?.^"' i The New Year. Tho year 1878 is numberod with tho past. No power on earth can recall it or in any way chango tho ovoutswhioh marked itspassago into the great oyolc of past egos. Sins of commis sion and omission, neglected opportunities, wasted moments can never bo repaired. Wo are all ono yoar nenror tho gravo. Youth is ono year moro remote and wo hu vc advanoed ono yoar towards the time when tho strong men alndl bow themselves and tho grindors ccnBC to grind. It is a good limo for reflection. It is a proper moment to review tho past, reform its errors and sturt upon a now and botter career. At tho beginning of a now year mon usually sottlo old accounts, and thon tho follies and ox travaganoics of tho past year aro brought pro minently boforo them. As they oon Hom alter item of oxpense, bow fow there aro but form resolutions to bc moro prudent and economical in their worldly transactions in tho future. Tho new year never fails to bring its lessons of worldly wisdom and roform. Would it not bc well for evory individual and for tho country, if mon, at tho limo thoy aro thus harvesting worldly wisdom and settling their accounts with their follow mon, would reflect on their past livos and consider tho debt of lovo and gralitudo thoy owo to Him, who luis preserved their lives and their health for so many years. Meditation, says Spurgeon, is tho couoh of tho soul. No man reflects seriously without being benefited, both morally and spiritually. When as thoy cntor on a now yoar thoy think of thoir helplessness and dependence on God, they cannot fail to form resolutions of improvement in their duty to Ibo Givor of all good. Tho day will como, soonor or later, when nil who fail to do this will rcgrot it. Youth spont, health impaired and time wasted can never bo recalled. When old agc comos and wo uland on tho verge of tho gravo, our wealth or our wisdom cnn avail us nothing. Thon wo may think of our youth, its orrors, its follies, its vanities, and long to live over our days that wo may apply our hearts to true wisdom. Our longing will bo in vain. Our youth can never return. Enok moment of time only carries us nearer to tho great unknown. We cannot stay tho ceaselesscourso of limo one moment. Wo cannot go backward ono day. Our opportunity has been enjoyed and if we have failed to improve it, ours shall bo tho faull and ours the punishment.. Tho shipwrecked mariner, on a lone spot of land, would givo all ho possossod and all ho ovor hoped to possess to onoe moro plant his foot on tho solid shore. So tho aged, whon ho sccs before bim the opon grave and behind him a misspent lifo would givo all his possessions to onco more travel over thc pathway of life, that he might live soberly, honestly and righteously boforo God. Let us all, then, at tho oponing of a now yoar reflect on these things boforo it is forever too late, and while Bottling our debts with our fellow men, settle willi Him who is our groalost creditor, and let us ali strive in tho futuro to value life for what it is-a preparation for eternity. Public Acts. Wo givo below a list of tho publio acts passed by tho General Assembly at its rooont sossion. Ono hundred and six.ty-six acts and joiut resolutions were passed alto gothor: An act to amend section 10 of an act ontitlod "An aot to establish uniformity in tho sessions of tho Circuit Courts nod to rogulato tho business of tho Courts of Com mon Pleas in this State during tho summer ternis of said Courts." An aot to oxtond tho timo for funding tho unquestionable debt of tho Stato. An act to amend scotions 8 and 4 of ohaptcr 83 of titlo I, part 2 of tho general statutes, rotating to tho renunciation of dower. An not to pr?vido a form of government for the South Carolina institution for tho education of tho deaf nnd dumb and blind aud for other purposes. An act to oedo to tho United States of Amorioa so much land on tho shores of Sullivan's Island and Morris' Island, re spectively, as may bo neoessury for tho ereotion of tho shoro lines of tho jetties to bo erected for tho improvement and deep ening of the bar of Charleston harbor. An oct to prc8oribo the onrollmeot of money decrees in tho Courts of Probate, and to regulate tho issuing of executions to enforoo thoir oollootion. An not to amend an aot to authorizo County Commissioners to submit to the qualified eleotors of thoir several counties a proposition to altor tho fonco laws and to provide for effectuating tho samo. An act to prevent tho ohargo of breakage in tho weighing of cotton. An aot to amend aud continuo of foroe an aot entitled "Au aot to secure landlords and persons making advancos." An not to make tho pay cortifloatos of jury tickets for attondanoo upon tho Cir ou'. Courts of tho Stato roocivnblo for taxes duo tho county in whioh said sorvioes oro re: .lured. An not to prohibit persons living together in adultery. An act respooting tho filling of vncanoies in county od?eos. An aet to repeal an not to rogulato tho granting of divorces in this Stato. An aot to roinoorporato tho Louronavillo Molo Academy. An aot to protcot tho lands and orops of ;ood to ono tt. tho oitizons of Abbeville, Union, Newberry iM *> and Laurons Countios from trespass by . \8took. loeouotof tho) An notto altof and aD10ndth? |aw in es for the r?il*0|alion t0 th0 payment of tho debts of a oed thot ono hu\iw,fldon(< ?st oluoo cloaksYjoint resolut?OD t0 amond a j0?nt ?OBOju_ ente will bo disolL, o?titlcd o joint resolution to outhori?o Stato Treasurer to roiseuo bonds in Hou of booda lost or destroyed, approved i Maroh 22, 1878. ? An uot to punish assault or assault and battery with any Grourin oouitnittod on tho i etroot8 or plaoes of p blio resort. Au not to oxouipt telegraph operators : from ordinary militiu and from jury duty. An aot to alter and amond tho law iu ro tation to appoals from tho Circuit Courts to tho Supremo Court. An not to repeal an not to prcvont the salo of spirituous liquors within ono milo of any ohuroh, Bohool houso or colloco within this Stato, approved Morell 18, 1878. An not to amend and supply au omission in an aot to pr?vido for tho custody of offi* oial bondd for county officers and for tho exouiiuatiou of tho samo from time to time, approved Juno 9, 1878. An act to pr?vido a modo of rovoking letters testamentary and of administration whon on executor or administrator has re moved from tho Stato, and to moro effectu ally protoct tho interest of minors, lunatios and persons non compos mentis. An not to amend au act outitled "Au not to provide for tho government of thc South Carolina Penitentiary." An aot to oxtend tho uhartor of tho Keowco and Tuokasscc^co Turnpike Com pany ia Ocoueo County. An aot to amend nu aot entitled "An oct to regulate tho couviot labor of the Stato." An aot to repeal an aot to amend nu ucl outitlod '?An act to establish uniformity in tho sessions of tho Circuit Courts," upproved Maroh 22, 1878. An aot to appoint a fish commissioner and increase tho propagation of fishes. An uot in relation to thc oflico of chief > constable. An aot to amend on aot to prevent fishing with nets in tho fresh water streams of this Stato at certain seasons of tho year. Au aot to regulate tho hiring of convict labor. An cot in relation to lands forfeited to tho State for non payment of taxes. An aot to require olerka of courts, sheriffs and trial justices to make monthly reports of all licenses, Coes uud penalties eollected by them to thc auditors aud treas , urers of their respective counties. An aot to prevent stock from ono county or township from trespassing upon thc lands of un adjoining county or township. An aot to graut aid to the Slate Agricul tural and Mechanical Society. An act to amend an aot entitled "An act to amend an act to incorporate tho towu of Westminster, in tho oounty of Goonoo." An not to amend an not entitled '. An net to amond Chapter XLV of Title Xl, Purt I, of the Goncral Statutes relating to the repairs of highways and bridgea," HO far os thc same relates to the counties of Laurens, Anderson, Kershaw, Fairfield, Richland and Williamsburg. An aot for tho further protection of land lords in tho collection of rents. An not to amend thc law iu relation to tho fees of masters. An act to amond Chapter LI, Title XII, Part I of tho Gcucral Statutes in relation to the inspection of Hoar, meal, wheat, rye and oom, and to runko said inspection op tional. An not to oelorato tho , roccodings in actions for partition. An act to amend Section 23, Chapter XXII, aud Scotion 5, Chapter XXIII, of Title fi, of Part 1 and Section 1, Chapter LXXX1I, of Titlo 1 Port 2, of tho Ocncrul Statutes relating to tho proving and record ing of deeds and other insurumcnts of writing. An aot to amond an act entitled "An not to authorize county commissioners to sub mit to tho qualified electors of their sever,il counties a proposition to alter tho foneu laws, and to pr?vido for ciiocluating tho samo." An not to provide moro expeditiously for tho payment of tho outstanding past due school claims io thc counties of Williams burg, Lexington, Marlboro', Colleton Beau fort, Edgefiold, Spartan burg, Now bony, Georgotown and Aiken* Au aot to amend an not outitled an not to establish by law tho voting precincts in this Stato. Anaotto amond Section 15 of chapter 20, titlo G of tho rcvisod statutes rotating to tho iudox to tho oxooution book in shoriffs' offices. An aot to facilitato tho collection of taxes. An act to prcvont unjust discrimination by common carriers. An aot to establish n system of genoral rights to dig and mino phosphate rook and phosphatio deposits, ?fcc., & c. Joint resolution to allow all tho county officers of tho Stato cloded nt tho last elec tion further timo to qualify. An sot to provide for tho payment of tho past indebtedness of tho school districts in tho counties of Greenville, Marlboro', Collo ton, Goorgetown, Beaufort, Riohland, Lex ington and Charleston. An oct to exempt from taxation certain property bolonging to religious denomina tions. An act to further pr?vido for tho ossoss mont of roal cstato for tho purposes of taxa tion. An not to amond an aot entitled "An not supplomontary to Chapter XV, Titlo IV, Part 1 of tho Gonoral Stututes of South Carolina," approved March 22,1878. A joint resolution appropriating tho sum of $600 for tho purposo of improving and planting trocs upon tho grounds surround ing tho Stato Capitol. , An act to charter certain companies therein named, and to authorize tito samo to digi mino, and routovo phosphate rooka V" ind phoBphatio deposits in unvigoblo streams ind waters of tho State Au uot to altor and uinoud "Au act to rcduoo all acts aud parts of aots providing For thc assessment and taxation of property," into ono act, and to amend the same, up* proved Maroh 19, 1874. Au aot to mako appropriations for tho payment of tho per diem, mileage und stationery certificates of ttic members of thc (Jouerul Assembly, tho salaries of tito sub ordinate officers and employees thereof, and for other objects therein tiuuicd. An act making tho Judge of Prohato eligible to tho ofhoo of master, providiug fora master for each ol tho counties of Sumterand Newberry, Kershaw, Greenville, Marion, Laurens and Anderson, aud mas king provisiou for cases now in tho hands of referees. An act to raise supplies and mako appro priations for tho Gsoal year commencing November 1, 1878. An act to pr?vido for tho funding of tho interest past duo ou thc valid consolidation debt of tho State. Au act tooroatc a railroad commissioner for tho State of South Carolina and to dciiuc his duties. An act to amend an oct entitled "Au act to pr?vido for the settlement of tho un fonded debt ol tho State incurred before the 1st November, 187G." Au act to provide for a reassessment ol tho real estate of this State to fix thc stand ard ut which property shall be assessed, mic to amend tho law in relation to tho orgaui gatton of the State Board of Equalization An not to regulate thc uuuibcr of juron who shall be in attcndaiico on tho Courts o Common Pleas aud (Jencrai Sessions. An act to amend an act entitled an ac to charter tho Williamston, Helton ant Husloy Railroad Company, and to proridi for subscriptions thereto by certain cities towns and townships. Joint resolution requiring County Treas urcrs to pay out school funds remaining ii their hands from previous years to achoo expenses of thc current year. An act to amend an act entitled an no to charter thc Savannah Valley Un il rum Company, approved ?March 12, ?878. Au act to defino tim duties of (ho com missioners of tho sinking fund in relation t thc lands purehnsed by thc Lund Cominis siou. Au act to amend au act entitled "An ac to establish uniformity in thc sessions of tl: Circuit Courts-," approved June 9, 1S77 and regulate the courts of thc 3d Circuit. Joint resolut i JU to giant license to di; mino and remove phosphate rook from th marshlands and non-navigable streams be longing to tho State. An act to roquiro tho County Auditor to attend at certain places for tho assess mou of taxes. An not for thc protection of tho beds c tho navigable rivers and streams of thi State. - ? - AtlcitlioBR, 'flVactici's ol' Oronre Count}. Thc next reguiar meeting of thc Tonel ors' Union for Ocouco County will tak place in the Court House at Walhalla, nos Saturday, tho 4th of January, 1871), at 1 o'clock A. M. To tho meeting all th white teachers, male and female, in th county, are cordially invited and their utter dance is earnestly desired. Tho cause < education is one of vital importance to tli county, and if every teacher will como u to tho meeting of thc Union, lilied wit zeal for tho work tn which so many nob spirits are engaged, great good will bo ai oomplishod. The deliborutionsof thc Unio aro open to tho public, and every one invited to como. H. STRONG, l'resideut of Teachers' Union Oeonc County. HOSTS OV PEOPLK AUB MAUI YUS to sic headache, that infaillible symptom of a di: ordered slomaoh, liver and bowels. Man suffer from it as many as thrco or four time a week. They do so needlessly, for liostol tor's Stomach Hitters, by toning the digci tivo organs mid regulating thc bowels an liver, removes tho cause, mid dispels th painful symptom. Tho intimato sympath between thc brain and thu abdominal regio causes tho slightest disordor affeoting th latter to bo reflected, as it woro, in .tb organ of thought. Thc reform institute by the Bitters when the digestive, sccretiv mid evacuative functions uro in a stato < chaos, bus other nod moro beneficial result: viz., thc completo nutrition of tho whol physical economy, thc restoration of appctit and reposo, and an in?rense in tho powor ( tko system to resist discuses of a malnr'n type _ ^_ Col. Thos. J. Lipscomb, of Newberry, hi boon elected Superintendent of tho Penitential'; lix Gov. Bonham, of lidgolield, has boen nj pointed Railroad Commissioner by acting (Jo Simpson. - ~-. ^* -- Fifty-four Acts and Joint Resolutions, pass? liy tho Legislature at its rcoonl session, rolad ipcoinlly to Charleston or its immediate interest Tho buildings of tho North Coorpia Agr mltural College, at Dahlonega, were burned bo ground on Friday morning last. --? Kr- -. Of tho thirteen Democrats tried iuColumb asl week and tho week boforo in tho Unit? itatcs Court, "no bill" waa returned In foi ?ases, "not guilty" In two, ..mistrial" in Ihr ind "continued" in four. VEGETINE WILL CURE RHEUMATISM. Mr. Albert Crookor, tho woll-known drug gist rind apotheonry, ol' Springvaln, Mc, always udvisos ovcrv ono troubled with Rheu matism to try VEGETINE. Hoad His Statement: SPRINGVALE, ME., Oct. 12, 1870. Mr. II. R. Stevens: DOA R SIR -Fifteen ycart? ago Inst fall? was taken hick with rheumatism, was unable to move until tho next April. From that timo until three yours ugo this full I suffered everything with rheumatism. Sometimes thcro would ho wcoksat a time that 1 could not Ntcp ono stop; these attucks were quito often. I suffered everything that a mau could. Over three your* agu last spring I commenced taking Vogelino and followed it up until I had taken seven bottles; havo had no rhomatism to try Vegetino, und not suffer for years as I have done. This statement is gratuitous as far as Mr. StovcriH is concerned. Yours, etc, A LUE RT CROOK ER. Firm of Crookor & Co., Druggists and Apoth* carlos. VEGETINE Blas Entirely Cured Me. BOSTON, Oct., 1?70. Mr. II. lt. Stevens: DEAR SIR-My daughter, after having a severo attack of Whooping Cough, was left in a feeble state of health. Being advised by by ti friend sho tried tho Vegetino, and after using a few bottles was fully restored to health 1 have boon a great sufferer from Rhcmtu tistn. 1 have token several bottles of tho Vegetino for this complaint, und am happy to say it has entirely cured me. I have recom mended the Vegetino tu others with tho Ramo good results, lt is ti great cleanser and purl? lier nf the blood; it is pleasant to take and I can cheerfully recommend it. JAMES MOUSE, 30 I Athens Strcot. Rheumatism is a Disease of the Blood Thc blood in this disease is found to contain un execs? ol' fibrin. YEGETINK nets by converting tho blood from its diseased condi tion to a healthy circulation. -Vegoline regulates thc bowels which is very important in this complaint. Ono bottle of Vegetino will give relief; but to effect a permanent cure, it must bc taken regularly, and mnv take several bottles, especially in oases ol longstanding. Vegetino is sohl by nil drug gists. Try it and your verdict will be tho same as that of thousands before you who say "J never found so much relief as from thc uso of V EG ETI NE," which is composed of Barks, Roots and Herbs. Says a Boston physician, "has no equal ns a blood purifier. Hearing of its ninny wonderful cures after all other remedies hud failed, I visited thc Laboratory, and con vinced myself of its genuino merit. It is prepared from barks, roots, and herbs, enoh nf which is highly effective, and thoy aro compounded in such a manner as to produc astonishing resulta." VtiGHTINE Nothing Equal to lt. SOUTH SALEM, MASS., NOV. 14, 1870*. Mr. H. ll. Slovens, PHAR SIR-I havo boen troubled with Scrofula, Canker and Liver Complaint fur three years. Nothing ever did mo any good until 1 commenced using tho Vegetino. I nm now getting along first rate, and still using thc Vogotino. I consider thero is nothing equal to it for such complaints. Cnn heartily recommend it to everybody. Yours truly, Mrs. LIZZIE M. PACKARD, No. 10 Lagrange Stroot, South Solora, Mass. VEGETINE Prepared by H. It. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists JOHN KAUFMNNr LUMBERMAN, ALE, PORTER Wallisblla, s. O. Estimates on Buildings furnished. Orders solicited. July 4, 1878 83-3mo MARBLE YARD, Anderson. O. H., S.O. BY TUON. If fl. WHIT Bj. A LL kinds of TOM IISTON 12 WORK i\ dono at short notice and in tho most im proved and satisfactory manner. All work warranted. Having been in tho business for twenty-oho years, it is needless for mo lo say moro. Address or oall and soo me at tho Benson Ilouso, Anderson C. IL, S. C. TIIOS. M. WHITE. Deo 6, 1878 8-ly DR. J. M. MCLANAHAN, HAVING resin a ed tho practico of teed ici no, offers his professional services to tho com munity. Offico at his rosldonoo at Baoholors' Retreat, Ooonoo County, S. G. August 8, 1878 83 J. C. MICKLER, WEST UNION, THE LiE-A-X^ER IN LOW PRICES. -0:0 STARTLING But nevertheless true, that thc Subscriber is now selling to Iiis customers his Stock of Goods, Bought since tho Fall Trade opened. It is useless to talk about others selling at lower prices and cheaper goods. Facts arc stubborn things, and any person visiting WEST UNION Can soon lind out by watching the crowd, where to go for the Best Bargains In every class of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HARDWARE, HATS, GROCERIES, dbe. Any argumont to thc contrary is easily answered, in fact totally DESTROYED. By looking into thc facts. A tre mendous assortment of WASH POPLINS, ALPACAS, SUITINGS, CASHMERES, (fcc. Also, Large Stock of LADIES' AND MISSES' HOSE, GLOVES, FURS, UNI) ER VES TS, SHOES, HA TS, (Both trimmed and untrimmed,) RID li O NS, EMJJR Ol DER Y, And a Full Linc of PLAN TA TI ON G GODS, DOMESTICS AND GR 0 OERIES. Just make a bill, and by com paring prices, &/C , bc convinced of the above statements. JOHN C. MICKLER, W8?ST UNION, 8. C. Deo. 26,1878 6-2mo State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF OCONKE. IN TUB COURT OP COMMON PLEAS, Loamier. IL Johnson, Plaintiff, ngninst Wm. II. Toy, Defendant-SUM MONS. To thc D?fendant Wm. IL Toy YOU aro hereby summoned nnd required to answer tho complaint in this action, which is filed in tho oQlcc of tho Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas fov said county, and to serve a copy of your answer to tho said complaint on tho subscribers at their office on tho public squaro in Walhalla, S. C., within twonty days after thc service hereof, exclusive of tho day of service. If you fail to answer tho complaint within tho time aforesaid, tho Plaintiff herein will apply lo tho Court for judgment against yon for tho sum of forty four dollars and forty-six cents, with interest on sixteen dollars and forty six cents from thc 1st day of July, 1872, ami on twenty-eight dollars from tho .'?Isl day of De cember, 1873, and costs of this notion. MOUTON Si ST1UBLINO, Plaintiff's Altornoys. Walhalla, S. C., December 2Ith, 1878. iTs! j J. W. STBIBLINQ, C C P To Win. IL Toy, Defendant herein 'PAKU NOTICE, Hint tho complaint and tho 1 summons (of which the above is a copy) in (his action, were filed in thc office of tho Clerk of the Court of Common Picas for Oconco county on thc 21th day of December, 1878. NORTON & STRIPLING, Plaintiff's Atlornoys. Dec 20, 1878 0-0t MORTGAGEE'S SALE. BY virtue of a morlgngo to mo by F. Wiobcns, I will sell, at auction, bc foro the Court House, in Walhalla, on Saloday in January, 1870, ono Bay Marc Mulo, ono Ono-IIorso Wagon and ono Carl. Torms onsh. L. B. JOHNSON. December 21, 1878 G-2t ?^lRtRB BEA JBnntlMftrpMnn hnt.lt fiirod. fl Gi* HI iB?WB CORK, * bond lC?mp for b .ok on |Lni ft lil fi W fl ?l,ium "??lng, t > \y. M. Bi)?lr?, WW H Wi W ? wWlnlmWD, Qrcono Co., Ind, r^r^i^^Sy^Mro^r^iiMm? Weakm'l^?L! MMihood nuil nil (Unorder* brought on by Indis cr?tion or oxees*. Any DniKKlRt rina Ibo Ingre dient*. ?.. w, SAmpr/t ?v ? ?>., 130 Weat MUtU Mit el, c lucWuaii, O. .- ' . .* 8AMUKL LOVINQQOOD. LOVKOOD BANKE AND COMMISSION MERC COLLECTIONS madu. Exohang ' Md. Deposita roooivod and business dono. Cotton, Crain and Flour bought and BOI received on consignment. Wanted, 2,000 bushels of CORN, for wli?h vf; pay tho oosh. I \ Respectfully, j ?jj LOVINGQOOD & ERY Oct 81, 1878 A THE EAYO?| DRY GOODS Mm -:o:- ;| FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT ^ CHARLESTON, s. bl OflTci* their IVc?v Fall ?fl Wholesale and Retail 'Kw, Lower Friop Than aro paid by customers for Iuferl Auction Goods. $250,000 Worth of thc Finest and Rest Selected St Carpets, Lace Curtains) Cloths, Window Shades, ?f? Goods, Silks,Cloaks', S&aw|s,F nels, Blankets, Alpacas, meres, first and second JVlou Goods, Kid Gloves, Notions, sicry, Ribbons, Silk Ties, La and Gentlemen's Under ware, ens, Table and Piano CovoV Towels, Table Damask, JVapki Domestic Goods and thousands! other Goods too numerous to mj tion, are now placed before old customers in the State of Soi Carolina, and wc guarantee to public and people of this Si especially that through OUR IMMENSE FACILIT| And long established reput&tij with buyers and sellers, where Of dollars have been exchange through our house, that wo ci and always will give better sati| faction as regards QU A MT Y ABD FEXCj In Goods purchased from us ttoj any other house South. JB@f* Samples sont on application. N. lt.-Chnrgcs prepaid on all Goods oi| $10 sent C. O. ?. rioaso mention this paper in ordering Qi FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT &0 273 Kiii# Sired, Chariest* South Carolina. Oct 24,1878 WALHALLA IM 11.'next session of this institution cni.xmonco THURSDAY, 8EPTEMBI 5th, 187t. It is ar, advantago to toaohors und pupil onto, ino various classoa at that time, foi few weoks delay rondcr it diffloult to adral ' with olasa. Board in Collogo and in privato familios. por month, - u $1".! .Juvenile Dopartmont, por month, Primary Department, por month, .? Acadomio Dopartmont, per month, - Collegiate Dopartmont, por mdnth,' ^ Thoao priooa ore oxolusivo of Stato " print iona. ' ? ' '^ Muaio, Wax and Fancy Work exttftv. For particulars, address, DR. J. P. SMBil/TOKI July 25, 1878,