The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 11, 1871, Image 1
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SEABROGK, BROWNING,
AMI
MEYERS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
?rittigcbnrg und Brunchvillc,
s. c."
Mr. MEYERS or BROWNING will bo
at Uranchville every Monday.
E. b. SEAR BOOK,
Aciing Solicitor 1st. Circuit.
Malcolm i. brown;no.
j. felder m eye fs,
Trial .Justice.
jnn 7 may It ly
Will atten3.? frqm1*3%y to the Duties
of his Office. t.VJ on him at the Office of
3eabrook, buowning & MEYERS,
Nf>. -5. Court House Square.
j>n 7 tf
KNOWLTON & BULL,
ATTO R N E Y S A N D 0 0 ? N S FIA .0 R S
OKAKft S^BIJ 1U.1, N. ?.
AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON.
CHARLES S. BULL.
Mr. Knowlton will be at Lewiaville EVERY
BATURDAY, and at Fort Motto on tho 2d
and 4th FRIDAYS of every month.
july 23 tf
CO?KE cfc O?OKE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
o r a x a i: 8 u n g\ sj. c.
Will attend to BUSINESS in any of
the STATE and the U. 8. COURTS for the
District of South Carolina?
T. H. COOKE. H. F. COOK.E.
T. II. CJOfeiCB^ Trial Justice,
Will V.TTEND FROMI'TLY to all BUSINESS
entrusted to his cue.
juue 25 tf
F. M. WANNAMAKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will be at ORA jjf<3 EBURG*, on Mondays,"
Fridays and Saturdays.
At LEWISVILLE en tho other days of the
Week.
feb 12 tf
Be.Hidextcc 1? Fork of Ktlisto,
. all BUSINESS ENTRUSTED will be
prompdy and earc'ul'.y attended to,
july 28 ly
REEDER & DAVIS,
COTTON FACTORS .
AM?
General Commission Merchants,
Ai/yr'* tjffMfJi
CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
Oswxtt F, sens a, Zumr-uMA* DXvt?.
oct Ii", (im
.A. J. SALIN AS,
FAC'iuiv \.\D
C03S:nIIKftS?>;% MEIICHAXT,
CHARLESTON s. 0.
Liberal advance a male on Cotton.
RKrr.nESf.ns?First Natjonrd Bank. F.->o
file's NMiionaL^B"-?1''. Moci r.n Jno, FiaFor ft
Co., Charleston, B. C. July 31?Jy
E. L. HALSET,
JLUMISEH AN? TIMBKB
ft COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Wharf, Wext End Moulagnc-St,
CHARLESTON, S. C
mAvak 27 lly
The People's Bakery.
NEXT DOOR TO
RED COFFEE POT,
East of 7*r*sbi/leruin OhHrch^R^'feH^St,
I am happy to ANNOUNCE to tho C1TI.
ZENS of Orangeburg, that I am now PRE
PARED to SUPPLY Familes and Customers
with DREAD, CAKES, PIES, and all other
articles generally found in a FIRST CLASS
HAK ERY.
WEDDING CAKE prepared wilh great
care to suit the most fustidous tastes.
The PATRONAGE of my friends and fel
low-citizons is respectfully solicited.
THOS. W. ALRERGOTTI.
Mr:. ALRERGOTTI returns I -anus for
tho Patronngo heretofore bestowed, and
hopcB her friends and Customers will contin
ue the same.
She will keep constantly on hand an nu
sortmont of FRUITS, CONFECTIONARY
and FANCY ARTICLES as usual.
deo10 8m
BIG RED
FAMILY COFFEE POT,
osb noon
EAST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
II. E. H. PEARSON
Have just received nnd will keep constant
ly on hand, one of the host ussorted and
cheapest let of
COOKING STOVES
c?er offered iu lids market
Made to onrer and supplied to Merchant's
by Wholesale and Retail at Charleston prices.
fr'l'TTERIN//' made and put up any where
on reasonable terms nnd on short notice
Repairing done at the shortest notice and
I Cheap.
All I want is atrial to substantiate the
facts. My motto is Low Prices for Cash,
deft 20 nug 18 Hiu
I METALIC CASES.
TEE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON llANl)
allpi the various Sixes of tho above OuscS,
which can ho furnished immediately on ap
pli.cn I ion. I
AJhw ni:i|it;fiic!iires WOOD COFFINS as
usual, and Ui ;hu shortest notice
Jlri^L -s-< v . ? 1
I jWur r>?f.:n Carriage M-wiufacdurer.
COMPOUND ACID*
phosphate of Li.Mi'i.
FOR COAlPOSTlNtl 'A ITH COTTON SEi3D.
rciIUS ARTICLE IS MAN UP ? CT 0 II ED
I by Ib.- i'AClMt; G?ANO COMPANY
at Charleston, S <'.. under Superintendence
ot Dr. ST. JULIEN RA YEN El.. Wli.cn com
posted with an equal weight of Cotton Seed,
its result.- h ive beeh found fully equal lo the
best standard fertiliscra. Its economy must
commend it to the notice of planters gencr
ally.
For specific direct ions for composting and
for supplies, apply to d S'. KORSIN.
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. C.
JNO. S. REESE & Co., General Agents,
Baltimore,
dec 2* td
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S.
(CAPITAL $1,0(10,000)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC OCA NO.
rpiTS GU \NO IS NOW SO WELL KNOWN
I in all lite Southern States for its re
markable effects as an agency for increasing
th-.- products of labor, as not to require
speeiai rccAunnichdiition from us. Its use
for Bye years pa t bns established its char
acter lor reliable excellence The large
fixed oaiiital invested by the Company in this
tra-l.1, nffordS the surest guarantee ofthe
Continued excellence of i's Guano.
.?. N. R?BSON,
Soiling Vgc-nt. Charleston, S. 0.
.1NO. S. REESE & CO., General Agents,
R?it iiu ore.
Dec. 124. If.
(>5 First Pi'izo Medals AwardcO.
iL-_? ?? ?k*_ tux a n e. i t
Manufactory.
JVM. KXARE sSs CO.
CRANI), SQ?ARH AND UPRIGHT
PIANO POlC 77.'.V,
5? is 1 t I ?<? o r e- SB ?1 -
These inslrttnionts here been before the
Public for nenrl.y Thirty years, slid upon
their ex.Hence alone attained <?" unpurthat'
tdprt-etitiniuice, which pronounces them uu
equ tied. *
Tireir T')Ni: opfribines great power, sweet
ness and line (dogltig quality, as well as gre at
purity oi Intonation and Svccincsa through
put the entire scale.
Taeir TOUt Tl is pliant an 1 elastic, and
entirely freu from tho Siiifucss round in so
ni>i"? PirtOPS
IN \\ ORK MAKflHIP they are unerptalloJ
its'.Ug nonr but the very besf sk.aso.sv.o m \tf.
ant, ihe largo capital employed in our busi
ness enabling us to kee*p continually an im
mense niock of hinibir, &o. on hau l.
All 0t?r Sqiiahu PlANO? have mir New Im
proved pteraii uttaSeu{e ariiS Aon irra Tri.nt.i:.
We would call special attention to out
l ue improreipems In GRAND Pi.vNcs .? M>
Sgl."ARE C RANDS, Pvti.vri.n Aif?i:8T IP
lUl'i, which, bring Ihe Piano nearer perfec
tion than has yet boon attained.
I v. ry r;.ii?oiul!y warranted for Fivo Years.
We. have made arrangements for the Sots
Wiioi.i rf u.rt AosHtir for" the most cclebrnlcd
PAULOII ORGANS AND M^tODEONS,
which WC offer. Wholesalo aud Retail, at
Low ei i v. (lory Prices.
W.M. KNARS & CO.
JJaltimore, Md.
eept10 tnt
(HANDLES, SOAP and MATCHES, low
/ <\t.w n. Call on
W. A. MKRONEY & CO
?y - ' roR \ ? >:L
P;O?CHS,CpLDS,&f?
7
For the Speedy Relief
And i'onnartont Cure of
cots7ssUMT^TJ OjST,
imOAXISITls,
ASTHMA, COLDS,
Aud all Diseases of tlio
LUNGS, CHKST, OR THROAT!
rWMlK BX?ECTOR VNT is composed cxclu
8 lively Of ?iiudl und .Mucilaginous pro
due!', which
IVrssjoaie tho very 'Substance
of tho JLungM,
causing them to throw off tho aorid matter
which collects in tin- Bronchial Tube.", and
at the aatno (im- forma; a soothing coating,
relieving the irritation which produces the
oough.
The objeH to he obtained is to clcanao the
organ of all impurities; to nourish and
strengthen it when it lias boj'onio impairod
and eufcel led by disease; to renew and in
yignrate the circulation of tlif hlnod ami
strengthen tho her>ous organisation. The
ftXPECtpllANT i'.ors this to an astonishing
dpgrce. 1' is active but mild and congenial,
imparting lunclionnl energy and natural
strength. It at! irtljt Oxygen fb vitalize the
blood, and Nitrogen to assimilate the matter.
It KiplaQics'th( A" rvoits In?uchce^
producing quiet and composure
TO CONS? MPTIVES
ll i? invaluable, as it Immediately relieves
the difficult breathing and harrassing cough
which utter, I.-; tl .:t disease.
FVIZ A ST SI 31A
It is a ppceifio?one inure bffon rolioving tlic
distressing choking, und producing palui and
plea-ant rejavje.
von cBoiip'
No mother ?liould ?V< r bo withonl a bottle of
the EXPECTORANT in the potuife W. !i ivc
numerous corl !?;<?,.:. ui Lt,ohaving rcleived,
almost iasturiOir, (he Hille sufferer, alien
death r.npeh
?7V71 ?V 011 litttvi!
This dread disensu requires pr itnpl netii.ti;
as soon n4, the hoarse, hollow cough i-' heard,
apply the remedy, and it is easily Bubducd ;
I5t;l Ircta.y I? WatigtirdMHJ
/-/"The properties of the RXPKOrO
RAN'f uro demulcent, nutritive, balsamic,
soothing and healing. It braces the nervous
system anil pr?dUcts pleusant aud refreshing
sleep:
It Exhilumtcs find Relieves Glooihmcss
and Depl'tsAftttti
Containing all IhCfttl tp'.alitiea in a conven
ient ami couceuthated form, it hua proven t"
be the
Most Valuable Lung Balsam
ever offered Io sufferers from Pulmonary dia
eases.
Prepared by
IV211. 18. Tl'TT A I. V\ ;>,
AUGUSTA, GA.
}sold by Dntgjhis 1 vcrytchere.
riov ? Om
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is at onco agreeable*,
healthy, und cflbctual
for preserving tho
hair. Ended or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
with the gloss and
frcs/t7iess of youth.
Thin hair 13 thick
ened, falling hair cheeked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tho
hair where the follicles arc destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such a3 remain can bo saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional tir-o will prevent tho hair
from turning gray or fulling off, and
consequently provent baldness. j7rco
from thoso deleterious Kiibptanecs which
mako some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, tho Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
hothing elso can bo found co desirable.
Containing neilhor oil nor dyo, it does
not soil wbito cambric, and yet lasts
long on tho hair, giving it a rich, glossy
Ittstro and a gratoful pcrfuaio.
Prepared by Dr, J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
TWELdL, MASS.
PRICE $1.00.
I>r. E. J. OXtVEROS.
Agent at Orangobttrg C. II.
aug 0 ly
CANNON'S >T?RE! V
Onk Po?iC?r.i.ow
AV. T. LI G H$ FOOTS' il
RUSSELL Bi'RKFT,
The Subscriber bcgileaVoto inform his olc
friends and the Public gc&ruliy thai be iiasl
jti<t i.;:.-n.-d a IV" -h I gWral as ?ortineiU
G ROCKR1 CS A NTi ? LIQUORS
which he will sei! low dow,lj Ban Onsh. j
Conic one and all, 1 wli? do my best to
please you and give pcrft>??datit>faci ion.
ja? 7 -1r \. cannon.
PETER G. GANNON]
(r u n s m q? H ,
AI MLs. WISE'S OLD S7ANO Oppnsito
CANNON S
Is Prepared t e\ *i? to do
. ^? ^9
All W 01 k in hn Lino
^ %:
At .Short ?\otii ;: and <;:i Sft.isppablo TcrniaJ
1\ r Cr.sh.
dec 21
4
I XI!(TTIV t: lI:l? ?tTMlCNT.
STATE TMEASFR"? OFFICE,
Coi.i MitiA. S. C. DocrdjGer>1, 1870.
rillli: ROOKS of the Treasury Offi>oaB?^
I t he Transfer ami Conv< f .donat*:SffOCKN
andP.i'NPS will In' do^cil i^i"7rtrd dwnr the
n I "iih inst;ini uu'il the 1st proximo, for c.m
veienef iu pn-paring statement of interest
litiv hi Janua: v t, ^SBBlHBB
NILLS. 0. 1AHKF.P?,
der :',
Trcaabl
EXIXTTIVE UEfl
Ktatk TnnA*?j|
Con M CIA, S f.'., Dv'C
THE INTIMI F.ST falii
Capon Fonds of t
1 'aridina l<> tl o 1st of Jan
paid IN ^'t.'l.P i.ii and. si
?ifjie ? Ol IL IL Kimpvetfj'
. C.
c
dec
NILUS c.; :,!:KF.i:.
Treasurer <tat.o South t uruiin?
J -t
BTRE 1NSURAN0
tue e; echson.->
b a n kinij a ni) in 5? cr a x ck
C 0 H P A N V ,
Cty:o: 12D2 ?!<un mi.l YH'i Street*.
rh u monl, va.
JOIIN IL DAVIS. President.
JOHN F. C. POTTS..Secretary.
MANN R QU All LES, CasUier.
T. IL ST AK K F. General A at.
Having this day. (Oct.jrfh, 1*70.) re
eeived the appointment ocv^GKNT for Or
angoburg of the above INSURANCE COM
PANY, I nni prepared to tulte^ltlSKS (
Stores, Stocks of Merchandise and Owe]
ir.gs at rcn?nnable rat< s.
JOHN A. li AM FI FOS'.
Agent for The Richmond IJnnkii g
and Insur inctj Ceti p t.y,
and Southern Life Insi i'ancu 0->' .; r y.
Mail;ei-St.. Orangeburg, S. C.
oei '2-2. 1 V
?"2
VATER WHEEL,
Mill i5earint,Shaflin?X Fulli
Poor
"_SEriD FORACiRO'JIAX
sept l?
CAROLINA' BISTERS
A DEIiKiHTFt'I.'J Wtl.
V.'e take great pleasure in i ;i l ng tho
OJil> CARODINA RJ TKi
16 the public. They ar - i
' great 6are, and contain sof^e ol
ich in the fharmncopill.
' aOperi >i it v of our BIT'PEUS
we lo.ve certificates from inatij of the
[ng physicians in ottrHtan, n ;?? Lav
aoribed them in their pritntlee. '1!
in.** CAHOTilK
Will hi found in
Want of Appetite,
Oerioral 0 hill ;
Chills an
uhdc I v. Ith
lie bej-l Ti a
Of the
0|h< r...
s 1 >ad
nve
1
luablc for
Pi - r,
a,nl Dyspcp la,
ll'l PEF.s no a cure
,\iomatio '1 enie,
Wc do not offer our
for all dlst as. s, hut us
ihey have no i qnal.
For sale by Djugglatifnd Orooera every
w here. Principal D
GOODRICH, wr
Importers of Chriee''
.cats, Charleston, 8. CJ
mar I
MAN St CO.,
Vruga and Chemi
"* he tiu tor "il.iv \
BY ) HIN FISK.E.
The m\ ? f flic Master Thiel is no
l< > leinarlmblo than that of l'michkin.
In tho Scandinavian r.tlo ihe ihiof, wish
ing to gel possession of a fanner's qx,
cure fully hanj s la i i isoli to n trco by tho
ro dsitlo. The furniur, passing by with
liisox, it) iudec 1 struck by tho sight of
lh< duiigling body, but thiuks it none
<-t his I usiness, and does nur t?top to in
terfere. No soouer has ho passed than
ihn Ihici it- hi in rlfdowitj trad running
swiUiy along a by-path, hangs liioisolf
with equal precaution to a tccond trco.
'I his Hue ihu I armor i* astouishod and
! '. ; I .t whou for tho third limo ho
nifeta tho h:: uns unwonted spectacle,
thinking that throo suicides in ono morn
in? mi loo much lur easy crcdcuco, ho
leaves bis ox nnd j uns back to kco wheth
er the other two bodies *to really where.
h< thought be saw tlrbttf. While he is
framing hypotheses of witchoraft by
I /*4L|? csplain tbo phenomenon, the
fthiet^Hitaway with the ox. In the)
jIIitopnde?3>^ 8tory recc;VC3 a Gner
(point "A Brnfew;^^ had V0Wcd ft
Sacrifice, went to. the^ta^, lo huy n
goat. Throe thieves saw bistr^^i watl.
ted to get hold of the goat. Tlicy,**HNi
tinned themselves at intervals on ou the
Iiigh rond. When the Brahman, who
larricd the goat ml bis back, approached
hhcfirst thief, the thief said : "Brahmar,
? why do you carry a dog on your back?"
^Tbe Brahman replied: "It is not a
(dog; it is a goat." A httle while after
Lhc was accosted by the second thiof,
prfco said, "Brabinan, why do you carry
?a dog on your back '(" The Brahman
ffelt perplexed, put the goat down, ex
amined It and walked on. Soou after
be was stopped by the third thief, who
paid, "Brahman, why do you carry a
dog on your back ?" Then the Brahman
was frightened, threw down the goat, and
walked home to perform his ablutions
for having touched an unclean animal.
Tbc thieves took the gnat and ate it. The
adroitness of the Norso King in "The
Three Princesses of Whitoland" shows
but poorly in comparison with the keen
psychological instght and cynical sarcasm
of these Hindu sharpers. In his trav
^U^'s priuco met three brothers fight
ing 9p ? lonely moor. They \vA$.~A~?rt
fighting for a hundred ^<i^?^about the
^possession of a bat; a efoak, and a pair
of boots, which wmld make the wearer
invisible nnd convey him instantly whith
orsocver ho might wish to go. The
King eonsouts to act as umpire, provi
ded be tuny once try the virtues of the
magic garments; but once clothed in
them, ot course he disappears, leaving
the combatants to sit down aud suck
their thumbs. Now in tbo "Sea of
Streams of Story," written in the
twelfth century^by Somadova of Cash
mere, the Indian King I'utraka^Uji
jnjr^^the^V^dt^.-ra 'Mountfinft, <J
larly ?Hseouilttf' t|J" broihA^ \f
quarrelling; over a pnir of shoes, xfhl
arc like the sandals of Hermes, -and a
_ bowl which has the saino virtuo as Ala J
[din's lamp. "Why do.i't )OU run a
[race for them '(" suggests Putralca, and
las the two blockheads start furiously oft',
quickly picks up the bowl, ties on
' the shoes, and flies away.
Tito Stalor-HungcriWil Affair.
The Savannah A'eif?, of the 22d ult.,
has the following concerning the Staley
JJuugcrford affair, which has been pre
viously noticed in the A'eics :
Monday evening Mrs. Fognrty, the
keeper of ttie bouse iu which Sue IIuu
gcrford had been well nigh cut to pi COS
appeared at the Police Barracks in great
trepidation, dressed in fcale costume, and
demanded protection for her household.
She wafi evidently very much excited,
and very eager that a police guard
should be detailed for.her relief. She
told the oflieer iu command that Mr.
John A. Stitloy had carted' at her house
that evening and demnndftd certain pn
pors which lie nlleg* -l h id heed loft in
Sue Huugorfond's charge. Mrs. Fugnr-r
ty said ^l?t; knew m.tl.irrg ul them, but
wouhi go iu and itiquirej :. id ii' the pn
I ?. i?? wero there be should have them.
ft' ?? then demuuded aduVissiou t" Sue
?luugolTorda rti4.ni, stating uit was all
i.. ... i?
P ?'? Forgarty demurred, Btating that
I iu her present weakened condition, Sue
I ought hOI to .see. an;, I., dy, and least of all
, Hirt. Al ibis p -int ,\i,>. Furgnrtyno-;
ticcd thu gleam of ti knlfi?, n,,,'
I'".Cud.bless me 1 wh.it is i lut 1'" ?Ti,?
the knife that my wife cut her with,"
replied Staley ; (*but never you mind ?
that's all light, I want to BOO you pri
vately. Step back here for a moment."
Perfectly terrified, Mts. Forgarty coin
plied with his request, frttd asked him
what he Wanted. "In the first place,"
said Staley, 'T want you to promiso mo
solemnly that you won't swear against
me, whatever you do, or if you do it will
bo the worse ior ). u." Mrs. Porgarty
assured him that whatever slie might
have to say when called upon for he.*
evidence it sh.uild be the truth." Sta
ley again cautioned her t.i "luiua (what
gho was about," and a visitor knocking
for admission gave Mrs. Fognrty the
obanco to cseapo to her room, atsumo
male attire, und basiah with nil speed to
the Police Burrucks, where her story waa
soou told.
In compliance with her rcquod, the
officer in charge detailed a puliconan to
remain upou her premises until h : vfcis
relieved, thus relieving for tho timeWng
her fear of assassination. Whore Mr.
Staloy went after his interview with Mrs.
Fogurty, or what his iu,tcutiou8 may havo
beedj puAsos our conjecture
8?io llungcrford yet remajnf "
precarious rTT1ieTrore^dl^trcBa
fho haa tfunfl many personal friends
^t^JP administer to Uor rdicf and
?ist^^-?^^a?ttlcrynmy ba regarded
as extremely prublemduTaT.";
constitutiou.^owevcr, way enable her to
recover from the se.vuie injuries she has
sustained.
_ .. . ? -d
Ninety-six paper mills in this country
were destroyed by fire during the year.
A school teacher in Clarko County,
Iowa, has been dismissed for kissiucr the
'?big girls."
Acta ami Joint Resolution?
Passed by the I,eKlwIatrire?
Session 1870 and 1871. .
.In Act to vest tbi title of the State p> a
Lot of Land in the Village of Orange
burg, of which Dcidrich Klcpftng died
icized, in (lie r^^M-<er or Purchasers,
u>lif)^J~'fr ]>"?! fjr tfo preHiUes, Under
a Safe by a Decree of the Probate
Court of Charleston Cduiity, and td
direct the Ajiplicutio i if the proceeds
-f --T
v ???*????
Seciixw 1. Ue it enacted by tho
Senate and IIocsc of lleprcseutatives of
the State of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly, and by
the authority of the same, That the ti
tle of tho State to a lot of larld, atld tho
buildings thereon, of which Deidrich
Klopping died .sciz. J,situated on Main or
Uussell street, in tho village of Orange
n?l fuily comp'
sale of said premises, made 4 h Aprilj
lr70; and if they fail to comply, said
tifl" is horeby vested in any purchasers,
his, b:r of thoir heirs and assigns, for
ever, ulio shall buy the premises on a re
sale.
Seo 2f. Tho proceeds of the salo shall
be applied by the Judge of Probate, in
the f lb>v?irig order: 1. To the payment
of any taxes due o;: the premises; 2.
To the payment of the necessary espou
ses ineuned in applying for, this Act;
3, Totlnexp "i :' iduiIutRtrdtjantiti
c'la l:a-r ,po:ninissio is -Jus th -j a 1 nijiUtra
tor of the estate ot' U. Kl.'ppin^; -!.
To the payment of each debts of the
said Deidrich flopping as uro yet un
paid : .V And ihi biLmo (if airy) to
to NIm. Metti am ; .11 Mullo'rj ?rvthn
the siid Dui Irieh Klepplug, or to bar on
or dor.
Approved th l 3&1 d iv of Djjembsr,
A. L>. 1870.
An Act to EL 'end tlte Time for Officers
to Quafif/.
Skotiqm I. Be it enacted by tho Sen
ate and rloftso of Representation of the
St to of South Carolina, tio.v root and
sitting in General Ass-mbly, and by tho
authority of the st.uk>. That all officers
elected at the recent elections be, and
are b r .by. allowed until the fifteenth
i>yoi .j.nuiary, to qualify aud
enter upon the duties of their ro*pcctivo
oflie?., htifd on failure to qualify within
tho apeoiued time, their rbapactive offi
ces .shall be dooared vacant by tho Gov
ernor;
Sfco- 2. Thai; nil Acts and parts of
Acts incousUltifa with this Act arc here
by suspended until aftor the Uitccnth of
j January next.
Approved December 21st, 1870.
Ait Act la Re charter .'.'je Pwnphinglovtn
Turnpike &dftc?s iVckc.ts County.
Section 1. l>o it enacted by the San-,
ato and House of H<-p!v>oiita,tivos of tho
Stale of South Carolina, now met aud
Bitting in Genera) Assembly, and by tho
authority of the same, That the Turn
piko it ?ad hading from I'umpkingtown
to Table ft.0Ck, in JMckens County, he
and the r.imo is hereby re-chartered, in
the name of of M u rin T> Keith, for ttre
term of Ihurteon years, witlr tho satno
rates of toij a> thoefg heretofore allowed
_ ,> * >M *d3*t* t?te
M:c. 2. i hat all persons going to and
returning from elections, churches and
mills, shall bo allowed to pass over th*
mad freo4?f0o!h