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gHE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETs.
M ~ & &
To sail from New York lsth and from Liverpool 't of each
Ship ROCHESTER. s 600 tom. .,s,h J,0,
Ship HoTTISGTER, 1850 tons. 18th July.
New ship L II 1850 tons. 10th Angus,
New ship P1 9Is' Ws:sS 1850 September
last sailing ;' ell elias. h II all built The
sSy an. viii dsspachsd punciuay on the 18Th Of
Their cabin. elegant commodou and furnished
with whatever can conduee TO the ese and comfort Of pare
captain. owners Of tss', :h.' will be Is.pGn
bills iading are signed therefor.
f'' ''s'Fn' or S %oSD '&PjfE MINTURNs.
,,. ~'o FIrLDES. i SRof fiisS : sS;
saa!5 ,.s N.x Ys fA
ns G% BY I
s aiG
w ga, 10 so 81
The Bank, and branches throughout the United Kingdom
particulars S iPSAYH II m
the s ssi
to AZ he places on The Enc Canal and Up
roue the Western States at the lowest rates
xKxS FOR LIVERPOOL-To sail 23d irstaut-Tbe
M9 FIST class sailicE ship H. BIZ, Captain Wright, will
,&kbe scratched as above. Her accommodations for q
the p.sSe w b. at he lowest steerase r,re, IS only
Der b, will make early Application board the
'"''' ~ '''' . -''' '''''' u JOHN HERpMAN.
81 South street.
N. BPasssse from Great Britain and Gland can at all
times be 'eeued by III. respar line Of yshe sailing weekly
from liverpool and drafts furnished for any payable
the principal throughout UnitedKir gdom on
appl above. ma,
.RER FOR LONDoN-Regpl,r Packet OF the LIST
Captain ss'0 tf as isns w gffs h
Having very superior accommodating, for cabin second ca
bin and ;eerage wishing to embark should
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Pine street, corner Of South street
brought out by the above ship or Of the regular by
applying as above. II bv letter rost-pad. m2lr
kkK FOR LIVE RPOOL-Ths packet ship COLUN-
w HI. day. Saturday yc * u o'clock Aw ssSin
SocTs H
MO rext eesr to Fulton Bant
NEW YORK H. BOSTON.
SOUND PILOT
OWEN PRESCOTT PSt tas. charge as master and
g of s%
YORK 3ss Frye u Shaw = a1 n. Water street
the several in:uance CsnDani,s ia this cy1 Boston and
A%h Packet q ,stf Msy:-The Splendid Packet shIt
A. ,.vos 5 Sea tom
ossse having accommodation, nnequaed for spepdor OF
apply on 'oi Hhs S. Sc; q so %s !
Inc Packet Ship Garrich, Capt VIM slddy, Of 100
will succeed the Sheridan, and sail the 18th ofJune. her
the ships th, line will only b, received at Gil
pil's and HALEY News Room.
PASSENGERS may rely on the ships Of this line sailing puossd
Np,u LIVE ,urp,on, n. ~ Ta
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APOLLO CONCERT SALOON,

MR.. II. RUSSELL, passing through New York
u his the scutn respeculy hY intsn-
Menday evening May. 22d 1853, being his only oppoupy
this city, up Immediately preceding his for Eu
rope the f-or winch wI the Of
presenting the public several Of his old favoe compost
elected their APPRECIATION.
n = The Pnno Forte used this occasion, manufse
turvd by Mr. Chckrpg Boston, and from the Of j.
Hewitt & Co.
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CASTLE GARDE 2

IS NOW OPEN FOR THE BEASON.
TIL Propeton Of this well known resort beg
form the pubic that addition to its former attractions they
have erected splendid founap supplied by the Croton, with
different variations week throughout the season-t
with large saloon for promenade REFRESHMENTS.
Also Promenade outside the waits Of the ca
tie commanding view Of the whole Bay the Narows, lie.
Price Of admission 2H cents, for which refreshments will
be furnished mis- lmI
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AUCTION SALES.
MONDAY.

THOMAS Bell, hueu ,neor.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
,xsevs, Voc. ~ -4nn and us Fulfo~ f.-ssf,
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COLLECTIONS all parts Of the United States, on
" the favorable terms, by 49, ..
mao Ctr "a Wall street aud 10 Broadway.
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DENTlsT.-To those who have decayed teeth and have
neglected to have them attended either from fear Gifts
not being pey DONE the his price usually charged
now have ,ny operation ormed pertaining the
Vesey ST. where he is IN attendance at ali times and
pared to fill teeth and insert from full set the best
PRINCIPLES known by dentist in the city, for pces
that will with the times and within the of
every one MI invites all IN need Of Ri, services to call on
being properly performed and in fact perfect satisfaction in all
ca es will be given.
n B. spccmens of his wo,k be in lis Office. and
references gwen If required. m221Hsr
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower than .vr,-.,
W. the subscriber is constantly receiving all
gold silver watches, Of the dire 6m ~.
manuecturer, in England. France. and Switzerland he
enabled offer larger and much prices Al
,eta than any house city. 0oid watches "a low
SIS each. Watches and jewell exchanged or bou,b
All watches warranted keep good time the money re-
turned Watches, clocks aud jewellery repaired in bes,
manner and Narrated lower than other place
c,fv g. c. Allen importer of watches aud jewellery whole
lie and retail, 30 Wal street, npssirs. n2fs lm.ec
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hTD-DN
1A 10 consult OF regular me- ca acquire
mena aad practical that he will be POUNDS. his Of
fees hour in the day evening The Dr. has been
gagged in Office for the last this city, and
IL the author OF those diseases that have
engaged his attention during that time The discoveries
in chemistry have put INTO his hands sewers. emtdies
which qrick in performing His medicines
pu up parcels ST. with all necessary directions and
small book giving synptoms and Offices
No Ann t-pnvate 4h door from Museum-lam
al inner door. IN 20 ter
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HAMs-8 barrels picked Hams andial from ship Oconee,
IL from New Orleans, for ,ale bv
EB. COLLINS g. co.
m PR Sc S-uth
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contigues hi. SAFE speedy and ccus and Of
all delicate diseases and where the real old Dr. Evans will he
found by his enqunE friends If science and
forty years experience ent tie practitioner then
DR. would direct the attention of discerning public
investigation Of his claims He wishes the public know
that he has nothing do with oce Peck Slip. His
charges are moderate. Hsconsultaoni confd.n i'll.
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At this corner Of Broadway and Thlnee!th &C
NGEssRS. RAYMOND, WEEKS CO. will continue
Ih exhibit their Menagere. being composed Of the New
York and Philadelphia caravans together with Hen Dries
imre airy capable Of containing
reasons, o. M,ndav aud Tuesd.y, cad aud 23d.
Ope from IL o'clock A NJ from to 6, and fom ~ to
10 O'Clock r. M
Abundance IS children under 10 yeanl3k cents
The performance Of Herr Drssbach in the with
large Brazilian Tiger the haessnR and driving OF majestic
Lion aud his the den Of the Lions Tigers Leoperds
Panth, &c together subdupg and controlling
tn. m, stands unrivalled ma MN
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EXTRACT from the Minutes Of the Joint Committee
Sire and ster May 18th: 1873 several of the
aud Hook have since the snow
alarm of re drag their upon side
BY he lives and destroying the property Of the
Citizens therefore
Resolved. That the Chief Engineer be directed notify the
emen, through the Iublic papers, that much of the ord
nance relates to dragging Engines Hose Carriages. and
Hook aud Ladder Tricks the sidewa will hereafter be
strictly enforced. ABR AHAM HATFIELD,
kChaiman Joint Commitree Fire and Water.
CORN'S,V. ANDERSON,
h,.c En~
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Mount WiMing Academy.


"a HE Exercises vi this Institution will
I recommencc on the firsl Monday in Janu.
airy next. The Trustees desire that the Public
should see the following plain statement oil
facts. and then decide between the advantages
of this and other Academies. The Instructor
for The coming year, Sir. JoHx Il JOHNSON. is
qualified in all respects for the complete dis.
charge Of The duties Of the station He is moi
only u thorough Latin and Greek Scholar. but
at the same time q close and systematic ins,ruc.
tor in all the branches Of an English education.
His proficiency in the Mathematics and Mc.
ehanics is particular good.
The School House is 4 large and commo.
dious framed building, situated one mile from
MI. Willing. near one Of The first Springs in the
whole section Of country.
The location is us healthy Us almos, any
Mountain regions. Boarding can be had from
Sc TO So n month, in highly respectable fami.
lies. But what is more than all in keeping
with the hardness Of the times. Is the very re.
duced price of tuition, which is as follows
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. per
Session Of } months, 81 90
The nb"ve with English Grammer and
Geography, 8 90
TIE above with the Languages and the
higher branches of Mathematics. IL 90
The theory aud practice Of Surveying will
be taught separately al $40 per quarter.
There will he one public exhibition and ex.
animation in the frs, week in June, another in
the first week in December.
J. b. SMITH. Chr'n.
II. l.. IiERLONG. =
WM. BOUKNIGHT.
l.. r. WILSON, s
A. s. DORIER, 2
ARTHUR SIMKINS,J
Dec 10. 1912 If &c
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEPILLE DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
BTILTON CHlLES who has been arrest
lVA cd and is now confined within the bounds
Of tue JnIl Of Abbcville District, by virtue Of d
capias nd sa.isiaciendum a, The suit OF Samuel
Gilmer, having filed Inspection with n schedule
on oath, of his whole r.iaia ~ fleets with the
purpose or oornining the !rruf. 81 the Acts or
the General Assembly. %conmonly called the
Iusolven, Debtors Acis.
Public notice Is hereby given. tha, nc yeti.
lion Of the said Milton Chilcs, will b. heard
in the Court Of Common Pleas for Abbev.le
District. at AhhevilIe Court House, on We'd
ncsday the ODD day ofAinrch next, or on such
other day as the Court may oidcr during the
term commencing on the third Monday IN
March next ut said place. And all the credi.
tors of the said Milion Chiles. are hereby SUM-
moncd. personally or by attorney, then and
there in the said Court. 20 slew cause. il any
they can. why The benefit Of the Acts aforesaid
should moi be granted TO the said Milton Cf,iles
upon bis executing the us'gnmen, required
BY the Acts aforesaid.
JOHN F. LIVINGSTON. C. c. P.
Clerks Office. Deer. II. ieI2. (Sli 50) ~
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Executive Department.
CoLuMBIA. Dec. pc. 1912.

COLUMBIA. Dec. pc. 1912.
b. James II. Hammond. Esq, Governor and
'Commander.in.C Chief, il and over the State
oS South Carolina.
WNIHEREAS. tho Legislature OF Souif,
WV Carolina, ut its last Session. passed
/. An Acit Ia arrange the State into Districts ior
the Election Of Representatives in the Congress
Of the United States and for other purposes.
and divided the Stale into seven Congresslon.
nj Districts. Of which. the united Districts oil
Spartanbnrg Union. York, and Chester, con-
s,i,u,e one. TO be known rs The FIRST Congress
siopal District; the united DistTictsof PIckens.
Anderson. Grcen,illc. aud Laurens, constitute
one 10 he known as the second Congressional
District; the united Districts Of Lancaster,
Kers,aw, Fairfield. Richlund. and Sumter,
cpn,ti,ute one, 10 be known W. The third Con.
g,ess;.p,l District; tho united Districts OF
Chesterfield. Marlborough. Darlington. Ma
ron. Horny. Georgetown. AID W 'liIainsp''rS'
constitute one District. TO be known as the
fourth Congressional District; the united DIS.
,,icis Of ALhevillc. Sewberry, E.dseiieid, and
Lexington. To constitute one District, I" be
known rs the fifth Congressional District; the
Di>tric, Of Charleston, exclusive oi ihe fariSh
of ST. Johns, Collct"n, constitutes one pis,rlc''
10 he known "a the >lNIi toHrIcoN'ohd' '''-
,ric.: the united Districts Of Oraneehurg. Barn
we'll, Beaufort. CoIlc;on. and tho Parish Of ST.
Johns. CoIlelon, constitute one DisInri. 10 be
known "a the seventh, Congressional District.
Now. therefore, |. James II. Hammond, Go
vernon rs aforesaid. do think proper to make
known and proclaim. that each Of the said Dis
lric,s 20 constituted. will send one Representa-
tive 10 the House Of Representatives o: the
United States. who is TO be chosen by the per-
sons ouaiifed,o vote far Members oflhe House
Of REPRESENTATIVES, TO the next Congress VIII he
held on the THIRD MONDAY IN FEBRU.
AIRY, AND DAY FOLLOWING. at the
same places, and be conducted BY the same
Managers, and in The same manner. as The
ID .lion OF members of the State Legislature
Given under my hand and Seal OF State
a, Columbia. oil the 26th day OF Decem.
Der, one thousand eight hundred and
forty.iwo. AID the sixty-sesonih year Of
American independence.
J.. II. HAMMOND.
NJ. LABoRpE, Secretary Of State. an
Jan
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The Wonderful Cures

The Wonderful Cures
PERFORMED BY
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND sly
RUP OF PRUNUS VlRGlNiANA,
OR WILD CHERRY.
BEFORE PROOF o. the efficacy Of DR..
I'VE :Sruyne's Compound Syrup 81 Pru-
nus Yirg1niana, or WRd Cherry.
CONSUMPTION
And Bleeding ofMe Lungsctfre years Standing.
Miss Lewis, Of West Philadelphia. entirely
cured BY the use Of Dr.. SWAYNE'S Com.
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry. am truly
happy to rcturn my sincere thanks r, The pro-
prcior Of this valuable medicine. Having been
afflicted for I've years with that dreadful dis
ease. Consumption. during which time IwG'l
troubled with the Splitting Of Blood, at5reas,
with Il hacking cough, pam in thlGtessan,, for
and back. My cough was aiHStions 10 oh,nin
which tried various n to relieve me until
relief Snt oan9AYNE's Compound Syrup
Obtained tIhrcrry, which immediately gave me
relief and by using the medicine five weeks: or
Whereabouts, j, resulted in Pcriormins i perfect
cure. am happy TO say tina, now ENJOY as
good healli, as | could wish for. Your ever
thankful and humble TREND,
MISS S. LEWIS
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ACADEMY,
Localized on the Blocker Road, scren miles
from E,dgefeid C.. n.

from Edgebetd Y. IL.
THE Trustees respectfully informs the
Il patrons Of this Institution, that they
have re-engaged the services Of Mr.. JAMES
TIAME, for the ensuing year, and that The ex'
e~rciscs OF The Academy will recommence on
the first Monday in January next.
The well known ability Of Mr.. Timme' To-
gerher with his long experience. and the gene
raj satisfaction be has gwen as 4 Teacher. war.
rant the Trustees in assuring those parents and
guardians who may in,rus. their children and
wards to his care, that every excTtion VIII DC
used on his part 10 promote the moral as wen
Us The intellectual improvement oil their MINUS
The following are the rates Of Tuition:
For the Elementary branches, 80 W per qr'
The above with Grammar. Geo
grnphy. Natural and Moral
Philosophy. Composition Lo-
gic. Rhetoric. &c. 4Oo
Astronomy Surveying, e. Ma-
thcmatics. Oo
Goud Boarding can be obtained In The lmr'e-
date neighborhood Of the Academy. at 30 per
month. b. II. BLOCKER,
JOHN II. HUGHES,
FELIX LAKE.
Trustees.
Dec. If As
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"A Card to the Public.

TBiHE Amount of bodily and mental
4 misery arising from a neglect ol
small complaints is i~ncalculable, and It Is
therefore Of the lnios importance that "a
s.rIc, attention to the leas, aud mosl III
fling bodily inirmities should be had for
diseases Of the body invariably affect the
mind. DIR. MoDat's Vegetrble Life Med,-
eines, in every Instance where they have
been thoroughly used, have Ir,umphsd
over Disease in almost all its diversified
forms. The salutary effects OF the Life
Medicines have, in fact, been So universal
~ experienced, that in the shor, space Of
five years. they have become fully estab-
lishcd as The mos, eusy, safe and perfect
mode OF treatment ever offered 10 The
public.
II is unnecessary. here, for DR.. Mofiai
to recapilulate all The reasons which have
induced him 10 arrive at this conclusion.
Il is sufficient Tor him TO say. that the dis.
interested testimony Of bis fellow citizens
who have been induced to use the Life
Medicines, will freely be offered 10 any
one who may feel disposed 10 cali al his
Office. 375 Broadway. lie has there on
file several thousand letters, voluntarily
proAercd by his patients, the receipt and
perusal Of which has given him more
pleasure than all The wealth of The East
could confer.
The reader may not perhaps be aware
that the origin Of Mofials Life Medicines
was the result Of a protracled aud painful
illness of their originator, Mr.. John Motial.
When taken i'll, Mr. Nj. was a prosperous
and fourishing merchant IN the lower par,
Of the city Of New York, and having cou-
suited and employed a number ofour most
skilful physicians, he, after months OF sui
ferins, was prevailed upon to Try the medi.
cine which is now offered TO the public.
The effect Of the Life Medicines 10 his
own case was unparalleled in the history
of medical experience; and he immediate
ly determined 10 make known 10 The world
u medicine /" which lie not only owed his
own life, but his happiness. The uniform
success which has since attended their adj
miuislration in every instance where a fair
trial has been given them, has been allies
ted by thousands aud incontes,ibIy proves
their Intrinsic merit.
The Life Medicines can be taken with
safety by persons Of age; aud the feeble,
the infrm. the nervous and The delicate,
are strengthened by their operation, be-
cause by their prompt and proper action
upon the secrclions Of the system. and
their assimilation with and publication OF
the blood, they clear the system Of all bad
humors, quiet all nervous irri'aoility, and
invariably produce sound health.
For Sale by
j.. d. TIBBETS. agent.
Nov o, 1912 If Al
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More Proofs of the E6feaeyef DR.. SWiiNE'S
Compound Syrup Of Hud Cherry. IN relisc-
,,1 1tY;rf,j Man

More Proofs of the E6ieaeyg DR.. SW-ilNES
Compound Syrup Of Wud Cherry. IN rel'sc-
ing afflicted Man.
To DR.. SwAYxE.-DcaT S.r.-The time has
been, when | would no, recommend II mcdi-
cine advertised in the public prints nver my
owu signature: ! now feel dIlicrent-li feel re-
lief. was reduced by a p,o,ractcd cough for
SIX months TO Il mere skeleton. noresta Al night;
soreness and pair in my breast. side. DC. Sui.
fec il to say. | used your Compound of Wild
Cherry. which in u few weeks relleyed me ci-
Gcc,uully. am certain. had i, not been for
your medicine (as life frequently depends o Il
early attention 10 proper medIcInes,) shonid
now be in the silent grave. Let no person de .
law. bu, procure your Syrup and be relieved CT
their Coughs and Colds, as they are dangerous
c,mpauions. and often lend 10 fatal consequent
cos. Your friend,
ABRAHAM SKINNER,
Crawford county, Pa.
For sale by DR.. Swayne At 81 North sixth
81. Philadelphia, and by
S D. CLARKE& Co. Druggists.
Corner Centre and Mercer streets, Ham
burg S. c.
Nov % u I'D
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Executive Department..

Executive Department..
COLUMBIA. Dec 9Th, loss.
By His Exccllcucy JAMES ii. HAaHosD. Esq,
Governor aud COMMUNICATING IN. and
over the State Of South Carolina.
WM7HERE.iS an Election was held on the
w frs, Monday Of November last and day
following, 70 supply the vacancy IN the Con
pressional District Of Richland. Lexington,
Oranyeburs and Barnwell, occas'oned by the
resignation OF Hon. Sampson IL. Butler: and
whereas. il appears upon counting the votes
returned BY The Managers of Election 10 the
Office of Secretary Of State. that Samuel w.
Tro,,i had n majority Of said votes. Now
therefore, |. Ja,nes II. Hammond. Governor
Of the State OF South Car CHM. do hereby de-
clare and proclaim that the said Samuel w.
T,o,ti. has been duly elected u Representa-
tive from this State. for the Congressional DIS.
trio, aforesaid, TO the Congress OF The UhIted
States.
Given under my hand aud the seal "i the
State. ut Columbia. the 18th OF Deccm-
Der, one thousand eish, hundred aud
ror,y.,w". and the sixly.sesenih year oil
American Independence.
j. II. HAMMOND.
". LAnoRDE. Secretary of State.
Deer. II ot
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Executive Department..

EAtCu1tEeV USASS4s ahAASaa
COLuaEIA. Nov ~, l>i2.
Bv his Excsl!cncy Jons z R~rcuARnsos. Esq.
'Govcrror and COMMANDMENTS Chief. in and
over the State oi South CaTa.ina.
N1JHEREAS, information has been rece'v-
w Ell at this Department that on or abon,
the I5ri, of June last, mn assault with an attempt
10 kill. was committed OH III. body Of EaASuEL.
Oxsrn. ac,lizrn Of New berry District. by three
Negroes rwo Of whom, BEN and fiEsRr. the
property Ct James Hunter, Of Union District,
have made their escape. Now. TO the end thai
us,irc MAY BE- done aud the offenders brought
to legal ,ral. do hereby offer n reward OF
One Hundred and Fifty Dollara. fur their aP-
preiension and delivery into any jail III This
Stale. Ben. is tall and slendcrly made, about
six Zee, high Of n black complexion, with large
feet and ankles. and Il down cast look when
spoken To. Henry is rather more s'ou,ly
made. has IA sqnin,ing in one eye, and generally
kec7 ~ il shut, is 5 feet 10 inchcshish cnd about
G3 wears ornse.
Given under my hand and Seal of,hn State,
a, Columbia, this 25ih DAY Of November.
eighteen hundred and ior,y.tso, and the
s,x,yseycn,h year Of American lndepen-
dcncc.
JOHN P. RICHARDSON.
NJ. LABoRDE, Secretary Of State.
Dec.7 ot 80
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Notice.
A Ii Persons indebted 10 the Estate OF John
IA Cocker. dec, IRE earnestly requested to
make payment. as the condition Of the Estate
is such, that | shall be compelled to close il as
soon US il can possibly be done. therefore. l am
in hopes those that are due said Estate. will
avail themseIves Of this notice and make pay
ment. This lst day Of Aususi. 1912.
OLIVER TOWLES.
Ordinary Of EegeGdd District.
Aug. 3, 1912 II 81
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Am Ordinance.

NE E il ordlirod by the In,e"dan, and War
dens o r,he Town Of Edge6eld. in Coun'
ell assembled. Tha, m ORDINANCES passed Ivy
the Council on the 18th May, lo4l. 10 suppress
the firing Of Guns. lis tolls, and all descriptions
nf Fire Arms, in tho streets Of the Town 81
Edseield, BE so amended as 10 forbid the firing
of apy Gun, Pistol, or o, her Fire Arms IN the
public square. or streets Of said town, or places
adjacent thereto, except on public Training
days. under the penalty Of fne aud imprlSon'
men,. or either. at the discretion Of the Coun.
ell. within the limits Of their powers, as cs,a.
biished by law.
JAS. a. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Dec. 26, 1912. & 43
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executive Department.

EM7M. F. ARTHUR has been appointed
wv Secretary of State, by His Excelleney
Governor Hammond. for the unexpired term
Of NJ. L,bordc. resigned. which appointment
will take eEec, on the Isl Of January next.
BY order.
3. T WATTS, En-. Secretary.
Dec. % ~