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[Lirtrrtxi .-. -:_7 ' -"Let .our Just Ceneure " :' 3^^^^^^^^?H^^. :, , Mt^d-the True Event.? . .... i 1 '"ftja^^ PRTL 12 1871.- . ? VOL. vll?-ls4 ? <* 2&i|? j l^j^l^pst ksting, agree? able^ and ? refreshing of all tM?^^??^^?^ on the Handt?rcliief, at the toilet, and in the Bath? For sale by,'.all vl)i'nggists iahd Per fiifcers; r*M.t?7 :? ' -_t_ ^?/urlititi. -I heroin, warn all purlieu fi om ! JJiS IJTJNTlNGior FISHING'on my Farm, ! in tho viohitty of Sqiith'e Braocb. AprlHa8. -? J. W. PABKKR > T*I??6VALUDHS. REYNOLD* A REY ii JL%j NOLDB have romovorl their Dental O flin ; to ri)oraa lo Agnrw's building, lately ocoopiec . byMre rjmlth ask 'millinery establishment Kntraboe between Agnew's and Jackron'i atores, a few doors Booth of tho Columbo jMtdg_._ April 6 12? > /A?i0;JANE B&3JL.B Ulta HUltb&TKl \J\. COIillicNcY bo agb t and sold by rlNn^28 <ftoV D. PAM HILL. Broker. COUNTY V1.AIAIS A NU JtllY 'JEItTl .fioATKS bought by . . Keb 5. , D. GAMBBILD. Broker. JHOTTON BECKD,OIL, O?&5 cun lie hat \iJ ''kV bil tin. OB, and in any quant i t v, of J?h.21_E. HOPE. SrUOKS, UUftDS ?nd ooCI'ONS bons h > ?ndaoldby D. GAMBBILL, Broker. >B? ' roa BUNT.-Above tho Carolin hy National Bank aro three haudentn ?ll BOOMS fur rent. Tbet-o ruma ar provided with all tho appendages nea-t-aary t ibo.comfort and conv<pleite? of the ocmi pun?? '' " Ai'pW iii tho Hank March 17 SPKUlALi ATT* N I lUh given io thu co lootion ? Of Oom met cial Paper, Int?r?t on Stato and Kai road Bouda and Blocke, au CooTor-ioit of ?tate Securities, by WdvQaOmo;- f- OAMRHU.T.. Br?h?>. . -yjit} Viii n ?"V7at-t3'"> A-: YOUNG MAN, with'i?i. a family, of goo jfu reputo, that wHl attend toJ->ur bri si not And l?avo others to attend to theirs, wit bot ros peet to po I i tin H. Liberal wages *ill.b paid. PAYSINGEU A Pr.ANK.LlN. April ia_ ?\ ..? .?') Baak of Charleston. tV.. ;CH \RLESTON, S O . MABCD 28,1871. TTN acto-dan co with tho resolution adopte IL at a meeting of the Stockholders OD 27I Instant, an election for THIRTEEN DIRLi/. ORB wi.1 bo held bli ?UESDAY 2d day of Mi noxtj and a meeting, of -tho Stockholders f< tho norpopo of ro-organizing the-Bank wi wo be held on Bame date, at 12 o'clock, in tl . Bank'Hatl. Ivs* WILLIAM THAYEK, . April Ul? _Cahhier. \ For sale. - THAT newly finished and elegai O|MANBI0N, corner of Hlohland and Oat ."?H^streots. The lot contains one aero highly cultivated abd ornamented gionn commanding a picturesque view of tho Co gareo River and valley. Also, for salo, four other large abd well ii ?roved oty LOTS,.and a FARM, on Git reek. Tour miles from Colombia, containii About 600 acres bf land, 150 of which are h ground.- o .< ; J. W. PARKER, -.j. Ahr? 4 . ' '_ jlmo REMOVAL. ? :< Entire New Stock. r*<? THE undersigned respeotfn ly infori "SSShis onstomors that ho has REMOVED IflBlh'?' nsw store, on Main ?tn ot. direr ?*SULoppo-ito tho Columbia Hot-1, anl is tu pro pared with an entirely NEW BT? >C: K < GOODS, to flt ont a gontlomtn in tho ve L&TEBT .FASHION. He bas secured t latest ind best st\le* of CLOTH**, CAS! MERES arid GENn.EM EN'S JrUBNISHll GOOD J g norally. . Cull at tho new stand a select ? snit, or feavo your order and bav? made to measure.U .0. D. EBERB AHDT March 20 , . . . \ . ? o'o :. BeegeraV Beer IB Fore. IT don't .coutuin Oocnoulus Indiens F Berrtps'tb matte ajggpjr or headache. ? " u " ,( J?atrjral j Frozen Ice. A1 S tho summer season is now approachii XlL I wish to iuform my old customers, s thu nobile io general, that having secare good cr-ip of natural fro/, m lake ICE. t winter, ?o ar?)* prepared to furnish it, in i quantity, aa. InW as any that OHO be prooa: her?, tbar ia, from one to,ono and a halt on per pound, according, to quantity, and h boon Bolling at that price since the 1st January.' 'bbl! 'J. D. BATEMAN, Ag*t, .Marnb 17 201" ' Coln-* bia Ice Honst J?ifisoAut?on ci ?Uopartnfcr&hip. THE' copartnership heretofore exist nuder the firm of E. U. PLUMER A C was dissolved on the 22d testant, by mul eons ont.' All persons having claims again* t the i will preWit th. ra to Mr. E. O. 1TUMKB settlement, add those indebted win plc ?tome forward/promptly and settle their ebnnta with him. . Wo ask for tho new firm, who succeeds n continuance, or that patronage au liberally tended horetoforo. E. O PLUMER. J. E. RICHARDS, JACOB t-Ut ZBACHE! COLUMBIA, H. G., March 22, 1871. Notice. TOBE GAB FITTING and FIXTURE BI X NUBS, heretofore conducted by E. Plomer A Co., will bu conducted by the lnmtda Po table Gua" I ight Company at old rjt a nd on Plain st root. All orders in t Hob will Ot) promptly attended to by <'v Wiri >?: * E. C. BLUMER. *At?rH8fl Sn'M-rlntendor ''"j; WALTER O. FISHER, " BRUGG 181 ??l >t ft:.. And Doaler lu Family Jiledicines. Seeds ? KANuV cmtma, A?.. iOPPOBITU TUR nnLUMHIA JIOTE . , jf ?M?M?g? <ttim OPENED g-g^&nRUG STORE, loller to Color "^S^and vicinity a weR helected sim gOf PURE DftUOS, FAMILY Ml ?jHpW'.; CIN Efl, rf BEhDB, and evoryt ?9 uenallir ki pt lu a first class ot Usbm?bt; FreeoriDit?ns oaretullT prepi il ! inf rofloce :a new featuro (for: Colun i?Prescription buslnese, havit g a B a* th? front dooi. and a cotoDASU nt.tmrvi .l?sp In tho Store, parties ban be" ?np| ?Bb WedfcUie at any boar of the night. ^?'*&if&Jfi . i:v * *>'??' *.'. . ?i ll CUJ? AF GOODS O. F. JACKSON'S. NOT to bo boat by aov FOUR* in tho city, largo or Broall. Whito 1'IQUEH at 12J couts to 53 contB per yard. MUSLINS at lu o?-?? a per y ard-warranted to wash. DAMASK DOYLIES at 75 cents to tl 50 per dnxori; and a hoat of cheap DRY GOODS and FANCY Alt rici,KS, at lcBBpricoa tbanboiorc tho war. April 9_ _ Spring and Summer Goods, GOODMX'S CLOTIHXG BAZAAR. THOUGH late in opening our stock of Gent's HEADY- M ADE CLOTHINO. wo ebal loupe tho Bl atc for LOW PRICES, and arc ready aod willing to compare quality and fl ic-h with' all in our line-having bad all goode modo t s neeially for our trade. Wo onumi-rato a fow of these goods to convey an idoa to ibu commu? nity at largo, and timad who bavo not, aa jet, honored US with a call: Fancy Cassi ni ero Suits, Bla<-k Caui-imi-ra Snits, Plain Colored Cassim ere Su.ts, White Duck Snits. Cream Duck Suits, Rrown Duck Snits. Der? by Sacks, Alpaca Hocks lu all colora. White Vests, Fancy Vests, Silk | Ve stn.,Va. Our stock of FUR? NISHING GOODS and GENT'S UNDERWEAR is comploto, and wo lt cl justitiell in sax mothal ?.ur HU I HTS ' aro tho moat porfect fitting tver found ready-made; ?hiriB alsu rnad?. tu ordi r. Our imo ul HATS is largo and varied: and in this line, too, wu def v competition in LOW PRICES. We call special attention to tho K K. K. Hat-something never as yet anrpaBsed in beauty. In Silk Hats, we have all tbo atj lea of the present season. We boast of the very largest stock of STRAW HATS in thia city, embracing all atv les and colors. Wo ask but a fair trial to u?aran tee satisfaction, and most cordially extend an invitation to all in want of gooda iu our Une to pay us a call tro purchas? ing eleowbere. D. GOODMAN, Main street, next to Pollock House. JA pr HO__/_ J. J. FRENEY & CO., General Commission Merchants, 76 Barclay and 222 Qieenieick Streets, NUW TURK. RECEIVERS of all kinds of 80UTHERN PRODUCTIONS, such as Potatoes, Ap? ples, Dried Fruit, Roans, beeswax, Rags, danita, Sassafras, Oreen Truck. Ac. Circulars and Marking Platesaentfroo. Advancements made on consignments. Salua promptly made. Agents wanted-_April 8 Gmo Fruits, Flowers and Vegetables, &c. fTpr POPULAR FLOW! RH, and how to g tJ cultivate them. Bv Band. The City Fruit Garden and its Culture. Bv Thomas Rivers. Thirteenth edition. $100.' Pe.u-h Cult uro. Bx J. A. Fulton, of Itel. Tho Grape Cullin ist. By Fuller $150. I be Southern O<irdoner. By White, of I Georgia, ti 00. Fractioal Floriculture for tho Amateur. By Henderson. $1 50. lillis t's Family Kitchen Gardener. $1.00 Ononou on Mirth Cows and the Dairy. 75c. Tho Gentleman's Stable Guido. By MoLure. Tho Trotting Horses nf America; How to Train and Drive them. $2 25 Profoa-or Holrnos' Woik on Phosphate Rock. For salo by Feb 28 _BRYAN A McCARTEB. White's Garden inp; for the South, BY tho lato Wm. A. Whito, of Athena, Ga. $2. HOLMES' SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR? KET GARDENER. $1 50. The Phosphate Rooks of South Carolina, their History and Developments-Colored Flutes. $1 25. Six Sermons on Temperance, by Lyman Beecher. Sacred Rhetoric; or a Course of Lectures on Preaching, R. L. Dabney, D. D. $1 50. Any above sent.hy mail. DUFFIE A CHAPMAN, Fob 19 Oppu.it o i 'ol nm hi a Hotel. Desirable Vehicles. WE have now on hand a full and _Uno asBonm nt of BRETTS, Bock avtaVe and BugglOS, willoh WO offer St COrt | pr>ces for cash. Thean aro our own manuiac .nret. and we warrant them to bo of eupeiior | workmanihip Wo are constantly adding to . mr stock and will manufacture to order any desired style of vehicle, from a small Puny Pi teton to a largo Carriage. REPAIRING promptly attended to. ; CARROLL A SPELLMAN. March 29_Into Diamonds, Jewelry, &c JUST RECEIVED. A NEW and beaut i ful stock ? f the abnvo gnodo. Among them several SOLITAIRE DMMONDS, whic aio perfect beauties. ALHO. A NEW STOCK of] WATCHES. JEWEL BY, CLOCKS, 1 ANGY ARTICLES, etc which will ho disposed of at such prices as will inJU-f invest , ., . . " . ment. ff<?llff<i 1 cm al<?o agent ftn ?B^BlIUV tho very beat NPEC l'A CL h H manufHCtnrtd All cjis suited Call and examino my eoods. , ij. ,1 BUI ZBACHEB, Feb 17_noTmrtMa Motel Pullding Th? Dootors Recommend bergers' Beer' IN preference to London Porter, and Scot ob Ale. Wu j? They know lt ls unadulter? ated._ -March ll Seegers* Beer li Fore. ITT don't contain Copperas, Bait, lime Ar A Alum. . -' ?. March ll AXX TO H AHB, OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND extraordinary CHEAP STOCK OF DRY GOODS Ia in store and moving, making ronni daily for NEW ARRIVALS, ; Which wo will continue to receive nil through j tho season. OUR SA BI PL. K BUREAU TB a success, and wo aro now distributing j Gooda over tho entire Stato through its I agency. 'Ibo most oareleaB observer cannot but eeo the great advantages to bo doiivod from dealing with a live house, liku oura, where everything ie kept niovii g by system and order-?here no extra profits are tacked on to pay idle bande Of course, wo can aud do KKLL GOODS CHEA Pl- H THAN ANY HOUSE IN THIS BECHt N. A poeitivo proof ia, that wo eel! more Gooda than all the nat added l?get! er. That is tho proof Tho ponplo know where to buy cheapest, and letiho str?ngt r follow thu great i uluic. Iii buying, let tin ni follow those who know R. C. SHIVER & CO. April 8 CLOTHING AND AT B. & W. 0. SWFIELb'S, ^TTE have now in store a very large Btook of tho above goods, and we aasuro our cus? tomers that we have never before been en? abled to offer thom so CHOICE A SELECTION OF GOODS, at anch low prices. We have good All Wool SUITS at 115. suita? ble for any business man. \ HATS. We havo a very large atock, and wo are de? termined to undersell any other dealers, as our facilities enable nu to do so. OUR SHIRTS Are decided to bo tho boat Hiting Shirts made. Wo maho tho finest custom garmente made in this Ste to. Call and examine March 25 B. ?V W. O RWAFFrP.T.T>. DR. D. L. R0LZ?R~ WOULD respectfully inform hit? patron* and the public ge? nerally that he has moved into his now ? me?, over Duffie A Cha) man** Book? store, opposite tho Columbia Butti, ?hero ho is pn pared to execute, satiafuctt<iil>, all ope? rations and work, of whatsoever kind his urn fosaion demands. Terms accommodating. March 8_ Hardy Solomon & Co., HAVING entered into the manufacture of BRICK and QUARRYING ol GRANITE, ami purchased of Mosers. Wright A Vinn, one ot their now patent Brick Machines, capable of turning out trom 40,000 to 6J,000 bricks per day, aro now propared to make contracta and furnish parties with any quantities of bricks desired Apply to HAUDV SOLOMON, at his store, or at tho South Carolina Bank and Trn-t Company. Seul S Guns, Pistols, Etc. I INFORM my friends and uiblio in general that I have jnat received au entire new -tock of Double and Single Bar? rel GUNS, BEI EATERS, Flaska, Pouches. Pistol Rolls, Caps. Buck-Shot. Cartridges. Cartridgea for all kinda of Pistols, Ponder and Shot. ALSO, REPAIRING done at abort notice. Oct 8 P. W. KRAFT. Main street. For Sale, 3?AA ACRES of LAND in Barn ?eil, . UV/V/ on tho Edisto. 7?0 ACRES in Kershaw-in lots to snit. Saw Mill and 2.000 acrt a ol Laud in lexing? ton, on North Edisto. $7,1 Oil. 2,600 auroa Waterce bottom Land, $2 pr acre 2 500 acres creek bottom aud pine Land, at $2 per aero. 1 Huuau in thia city, $5,Ot 0. HOUSli and thirteen acres LAND, near the city-$8 500. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT, Attorney at Law and Beal Estate Agent. Sept 25_ ly The Dexter Stables. THE undersigned have re moved their Stable* to the new building, imo edUtely South of .J.tnnev's. Hall, and, with a new ^ ,rototk of CARRIAGES. BUO Ol&S situ tine HORSES, aro prepared to an? swer all calls that may ho made upon them, lloraos bought and sohl on commission. PeraoDs iu want of good stock, are invited to give ns a call. Liberal advances made ou stock loft for sale. BOYCE A CO. W. H. BOTOK. C. H. PKTTiKon.1,._ Jan 24 BRANDIES! 5CASKS James Hennessy'* ?t Brandenburg Frores BRANDIES imported direct, and offered pure and unadulterated. Those com? prise vintages of 1835, 1858,1800 and 18G3 Stock of Hooks. Clareta and White Wines in? clude aomo of the most famous brands (ta well as imurtd 'ito priced ooo di?. For salt? by . March 25 , * ' DEO. 8YMMHIRB. PORTER & STEELE HAVE JUST OPENED AMOTHER I Neat, Attractive and Beautiful LIKE or FRESH SPRIXG DRY GOODS, BOUGHT VERY LOW. which they offer to thia mai kel at a very numil adrai.ee. Wo havo no loaders or specula, as all of our Go<>ds ai o uVst class. It would ho iu vidimus to draw couipatisous between them. Wo advortiso nothing but what wo mako good to our customers. Hoping wo miy have tho pleaturo of a call, wc ?rc. \ourts trulv, Anril 2 ."ni PO UT KR .fc RTE FLF. _ "EllPORlESl OF FASUKIN," JAMES W. FOWLER, Proprietor, Aiiijr.vii.i.t:, 8. c. DRY GOODS, MILLINERY DRESS - MARING. SAMPLES of Dl.Y GOODS sen4, by mail. MILLI Nh li Y sent by ex ,.ress and satiafsciioii guaranteed. > articular attention pant to tho fl I li ti LT nf nrf'or R Apri'1 Imo Wiiooping Cough! Whooping Cough! 35 CENTS PER. BUTTLE. COUGHS, Colds. Diptherla, Bore Throat, Whooping Cough, seldom >leld to ttie influence of the ordinary romedios of tho dav. Tho best remedy ls the 'TAR AND WILD CHERRY COUGH SYRUP." It uover fails. Everybody knows the valuo of 'Farand Wild Cherry. For Children wbh Cronp or Whoop? ing Cough, il is of inestimable valu -. Parents ehould eoe to it that they have a bottle always at hand. Prepared only by E. H. HEINIT8H, April ll t_Druggist. E. H. GREENE. M. J)., In charge of the Branch f Jflcc of Dr. Kline"? Philaitetphi? Bellevue Inxtituie and Cancer Infi m iry, at Charlotte, JV. 0, WILL bo at tho Railroad Hunco, Florence, d. C., Apiil 20th; Columbia Hotel, Co? lombia. S. C., April 22d; Man ion House, Greenville, S. C., May St; Palmetto House, ?partnuburg, S. C., May 1th: National Hotel, Union Court House, S. C., May 5 h; for tho accommodation ot thosn who may wish to Consult lum without a visit to Charlotte with reference to CA NC hil ov,d Cancerous difficul? ties, and all chronic, loiig-Mtatiding and iib? ?euro Diseases of every kind. April 8 13* M. UULDHIIITH P; KINO. GOLDSMITH & KIND, FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS, (Phamix Iron Works,) ^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^I^^l^^^^^r^i^^^ T^fc* e,^si*^?"...': Fronts. Iron Rail? ings. Agricultural Implen i nts, etc. Brass and Iron Castings of all Itinds mado to order on short notice, and on tho mo?t rcan'uiablu terms. Also, mauufautuiers of <OT'IO.\ PRKSSFS._ _A pi il 3 Imo M. H. BERRY'S Furniture Ware-room Plain Strei t, near Aluin. -T.n-f^\j?*\ Is*GW on hand and d.iily re fcj 7j?-^jX?mJC' iving from thc manufac ^ 'mjJm*?jc!?Q? tories of Nt w York, boston. ft*'yinSSSg Cincinnati and Louisville.the JT ?jj largest assortment of FUR iMTUREevei kept in ibis market, coiiGintitig io part of Walnut Parlor Chau.bt r utid Din ing-Room Suits; 200 Hcdsiesd* of different patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, the ceh-braied Gi'itigia Split-Imn m Cl airs. All kinds ot MATTRESSES made to order. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING done at shortest notice and in the beni manner. Ti-rms osh and G? od? cheap. OH SO Meat! Meat ! ! Meat !!! , THOMAS W. PO PK informa thc ??fS^hpuhlic that the beni REKF, FORK, TjFjjP .-?.'TON ami SACS-.Aili:, in the QBBBB iiprket, can be found at stall No. 7 Ul yr no- a I'MII Dep 20 Sum To Rent. ADESIRABLE STORE, on Main street, near the coi ii'-r (d' Blandiug. For terms, applv to Dr. J dm Lynch, or F< b 22_HENDRIX ,v RRO. MlsrMT^?rB?iE'S SCHOOL, Corner ot Marian and Pin in street*. MISS BUIK beg? to inform ber >J JBjt frimn u, and the public, that ulm is i iiTPiiW* l" f,,r,1U!h new and suitable ^f9K3Nchool Rooks to ss many BS tlfteeii ^vjfi^more gills. Books Inruisbed free ?SSJ^ ot cost Drawing and Fancy Palming, and Wax Work taught to mosio pu Siis fro?-tho pupils psyiuit for the materials. li*e B., desirous of educating those unable to pay, ha? had as mun as tlvo frropupi s in her school (.Rico Ootobt r to tho prevent. Shu bees to ask tho patronage of thoro ?ho sympathie with thoso who aro struggling to oducato those lett to tho mercy of thu humano and be? nevolent for au education. Mina Rule tea. bo? all tho higher branohes, and ornamentals, having muob experience and success y MA. BUIE, April 6 Confederate Soldier** Friend. Every One Drink? Seegers' Beer, BECAUSE it gives strength and imprnvsa their h ci tb. March ll ii till I iVt ?it ' ' T.K 1 r?f*<rj ,'.o-i. "?T LOTOS Sc CO'S" TO-DAY GRAND OPENING LADIES' UK DER GAR?EMS AND SILK MANTILLAS. W"E do not desire to do away with the cse of the common ncodlo or the EMPIRE SEW? ING MACHINE, for which wo aro Agents, but simply to get np s nice lino of goods which will bo both ECONOMICAL to tho HUSBANDS and LABOB-SAYING to tho WIVES. In this department Indo ? seo at a glance a completo dress from an APRON to a COBSET COVER. Now atrina CASSIM ERES and CLOTHES f jr Gents. PARASOLS now open. W. D. LOVE, March 21) B. B. MCiRF.ERY. North Carolina Hay. fr f\ B \Le 8 orimo HAY, for ??le by Q\ t Marrb 9_K. HOPE. 19 999 Lbs. Bacon, 2,000 Bushels Corn, 40 Barrels Sugar, 30 Sacks Coffee, ALT, at tho lowest figures they havo been odored at Hi.vcE TUB wan. BUYING FOB GASH, AMP SELLING FOB GASH, Taming over Goods qnick beforo thev get o*d or decline, we CAN, WILL AND DU offer the very CLOSEST FIOUBES that CAN OK HABE. Oar stock, uuih of HARDWARE AND GROCERIES,? Has recently been largely inert axed. April 2 Loitlt'k'di i.owiiASCK. NO PIUE UsKD Iff w AMUNO. WARFIELD'S COLD WATER 80AP. rpHlS SOAP washes perfectly ia cold water. , JL soft, hard or salt.. Ic removes greane, oil and paint from garments, lt washes all kinds of goods-cotton, ll niuo), si k ur woolen. It cb anson silver, plated ware ami jewelry without, scratching. Ir tho articles Rr.- mut li tarnished, mb them with a piece of ll muri which has piont} ot the Soap on it. To people who do their own washing, it is invaluable. It will savo its cost in ot.o washing. Au oidi IIarv washing costs: For coal, two hods .2') ennis. For kindling wend.<>;l cents. For ordinary Boap.OSeontt. 31 cents. One cake Cold Water Soap costs. 15 cents. Makiug a saving of.Ki cunts. 31 couts. And there i? no expense nf repairing leaky boilers ?ir broken scrubbing boards. There is in- acid or sal soda in tho Moap, and, posi? tively, nothing that can ii juro tbs chillies. One cake ( ah nit one pound, ) lui t b I tilly used, according to tim directions which accompany ..sch brr, will convince any ono ol its siinorioi ity. Fur sate, in boxes or thirty-six bars, by EDWARD HOPE, April 0 Agent for S ult? i Uro'i na CARRIAGEST C$FS?ja> A COMPLETE assort mint of two SlP=3i?and four seat Pa?nonger CARRI? AGES has just been received at tho lleposito ry, corner Lady and Assembly st ri ci H Tb? litest and moat stylish put let ns Imo been selecteti with euro, from tonio of tho best builders iu thu country*: and the steck never bas boen sui puns? d In design oi finish by auj orTVrod hero. Prices moil? mte. Dec 10 W. K OREKNFIFI.D. IC li: ICE! SPRIV? WATER I'-E at fl 25 per 100 p.undo; nt retail. Ifl. per pound for the season. Tickets at eitner store. March ll JOHN Ci SE ROERS. I OFFICIA I,. J ACTS AND JOINT ll LOSO LUTTIONS Passed bu the L?f/ixiature-Session 1870 and 1M71. AM ACT TO INCOMPORATB TUB TOWN OF Tl M MO NH V 1 Ll. IC. SEC. 1. tte it unacted by l he Son Ate nnd House of Representatives of the St uto of South Cn roi i un, now met ami Miling in General Assembly, abd by Ibo tint hui ity nf tho saine, Timi nil pennon s, citizens nf (he United States, who now uro or here? after may be, m Imbi tn ola of the town ol Titniuntisvillc, shall be deemed, ?ml ure hereby declared, to bo nbody politic ?nd corporate, un?! tbut said town shall be culled und known by tho mimo of Tim monaville, and ita limits shall extend one half mile, in tho direction of the cardi? nal poi ii ta? from the depot of tho Wil? mington und M ntl ch enter Kail mud Com? pany, UH n centre, and form a square. SEO. 2. That tho mud town anal! be governed by an Iutendant mid four War denn, (wbo udall bo citizen* of the United States, and shall havo been resi? dents of said town for sixty days imme? diately preceding said election,) who pindi be elected at snob time, nnd at snob pince in said village os tho Intendant and wardens ?hall designate, ten day?' pab? ilo notice being previously given; and that all malo inhabitants ot the Bald t?vo resided therein ?lxtyidaya immedi? ately preceding the ? lection; * ball bo en? titled to vole for nod bo eiectt d oe; In? tendant and Wardens, and'the election aboil be bold from'fix o'clock in tho morning until six o'clock in tho after? noon, wben the polls shall he clbscd.^and tho managers shall count tho votes nnd proclaim the election, and give*' notice thereof to the persons elected, and that the Intendant and Wardena for tho time being shall appoiut the managers * to bold the ernstiing election. ' That Tho In tendant and Wardens, before entering npon tho duties of their offices, shall i take the oath prescribed by the Confit itu. tion of this State, and also the following oath, to wit: "As Intendant (or Warden) of the'town of Timmonsvillo, I will, equally and impartillj, to the beat ? of my skill and ability, exercise the trust reposed in mo, and will uso my best en? deavors to preserve the peace, and carry into effect, according to law, tho pur? poses of my appointment: So help me God." SEC. 3. That in cana a vaoancy soul! occur in tbe office of Intendant, or any of thc Wardens, by death, resignation, removal from tbe State, or from any other cause, an election shall be held to fill mich vacancy, and the Iutendant and Wurden, or Wardens, aa the case may be, shall give ten duys previous notice of such election; and, in case of sickness, or temporary absence of the Intendant, the Wardens, forming a Connci), aball bo empowered to elect one of tbeir number to act as Iutendant daring such sickness or ubBence. SEO. 4. That tho Intendant and Ward ons, duly elected and qualified, shall, during tbeir term of service, have tho sumo powers which a Trial Jut-tiro now baa to compel the attendance of witness? es, and require them to give evidence upon the trial before them of any person for thc violation of any of tim by-laws or ordinances of the town; that the In? tendant nb ul I, ns often ns occasion may require, summon the Wardena to meet him in Oouuoil, a majniity of whom shall constitute u quorn in for tbe transac? tion of business, und aball be known by the name of the Town Conned of tbe Town of Timmonsvillo, and they and tbeir successors in office shall have a common seal, and shall have power and am homy to uppoint, from time tb time, mich and HO many proper persons to net na Marshals or Constables, as they shall deem expedient and proper, which offi? cers shall have all powers, privileges and emoluments, and bo snbjeat to all the dnties, penalties and regulations provid? ed by tbe laws of this State for the office of Constable; and the Intendant and Wardens, in Council, shall haye power and authority, under their corporals' seal, to ordain and establish alf such rules and by-laws and ordinances respect? ing the streets, ways, publia wells and Rprings or fountains of water, marketa, and police of said town of Timmonsvillo, and for preserving health, peace, order, aud good government within the same, as they may deem expedient and proper, not inconsistent with or repugnant to the laws of the State, and all such by-laws and ordinances shall, at all times, be subject to r?visai or repeal by the Ge? neral Assembly of the State, and the said Cou noil may affix fines for offences against Blieb b \-lawsand ordinances, and appropriate the samo to the uso of tbe ccu pol ution ; bat uo fine-shall exceed thirty dollars. And when lines shall ex ceed twenty dollars they may bo reco? vered in a Trial Justice Court of the County of Darlington; and when they ure of tba amount of twenty dollars, or under, they may be recovered before said Intendant ami Wardens in Council. SEO. 5. 'lbat Ibo said Council ?hall have power to abate and remove nui? sances within thu limita of said town, and also to classify and arrange tbe in? habitants liable to polico duty, and re? quire thom to perform auch duty aa nceasiou may r? quire, and to enforce the performance thereof, under the same penalties as are now or mey hereafter be estublial.el by law: Provided, alusays, nevertheless, That the said Council shall have p -wer to compound with persons hablo to perform such duty upon ?heh terms UK ibey shall by ordinance estab? lish. SEC. G. That it aimil be tho dnty of tho Intendant and Wardens to keep nil streets aud ways which may be necessary for public uso within tba limits of said town open and in good repair, and for that purpose they are hereby invested with all tho powers, rights and privilegia granted by law to the County Com mis? nomers within tho limits of said town, and for neglect of dnty they shall be lia bin to the pains and penalties imposed by law ti pou Commissioners of Roads for like neglect, and t ey are hereby in? di viditiilly exempt from the performance nf road and police duty within'the limits of aaid corporation.. SEO. 7. That tbe said Intendant and Wurde ns aimil have power to compound with persona liable to work ou tbe sahl streets and ways, and to release such persons na may desire it, upon the pay? ment of such sum of ninney as they-may deem a fuir ?quivalant therefor, to b? applied by them to thu nae of Said cor? poration. SEO. 8. That the said Council-of th? town of Timmnnsville shall also ba em? powered to retain, popses* and ei joy nil such property aa they m?y now be poa ses-.ed of, or entitled to. or wbt'oh tha l hereafter ba given, bequeathed to, o?-lu nny manner acquired by them, and to sell, alien, or tu any way transfer the sn mo, or any part thereof; Provided, The amount of property so held, or mock invested, abai) lu no ca o exceed twenty thousand dollars. '< SEO. 0. That tho eaid Council shall also nave power to impuso au anabal tax en all the real abd personal property within the corporate limits of said town: Provided, Said tax does n?t txoeed fi h y couta on-tim on? bribdrod do?laro. ????&V Ssa 10. That the ?ti^fadant abd Wor? den a of the said town of Timmonavills shall have power-to regulate eales ?% aao l'"H.3,*? ittiiit: 1 ?: ; i*i?5t. 1 ftri4 ?1