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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17
gE ID 10 ~ Miles the Shortest
Route.

All Trains run directly through to New
York, 46O Miles. without Change of Coaches
From and after May 1lIh, 1868. Train
will leave i'm connection with all Wester
lines, as follows:
FROM DUNKIRK AND SALAMANCA
BY New York time from Union DEPICTS !:
100 A, NJ. EXPRESS MAIL from Dun.
lirk. (Sundays excepted). Stops at Sal
amamca 1901 A. NJ, and connects at
HoruellsyIlle au' Corning with the 80
A. Nj. Express Mail from Buffalo. and
arrives in New ork at 7.40 A NJ
3.25 P. NJ. LIGHT ING EXPRESS. from
Salamanca, Sundays excepted). Stops
at Hornellsvrlle I2 p. III (Sup )inter-
secting With the 2.35 7. NJ train from
Buffalo, and arrives in New York at
7.4s A. NJ.
5 so P. NJ. N. YORK NIGHT EXPRESS,
from Dunkirk. SUNDAYS excepted y
Stops at Salamanca As P. NJ Olean
$40 P. N. (Sup); Turner's 10 l3 A.
M; (Bkit }, and arrives in New York at
1910 p. NJ. Connects at Great Bend
will. Delaware. Larkswanna and Wes-
tern Railway for Scranton. Trenton md
Philadelphia and a; New York with At
ternonn Trains and Steamers for Boston
aud New Bingham Cities.
9 so p. NJ CINCINNATI EXPRESS, from
Dunkirk, (Sundays excepted). Stops at
Salamanca ll.55 NJ AID connects at
Horncllsville with the II 20 p. II. Train
from Buffalo. arriving i'll New York
355 P. NJ.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Ecery year increases the ,,opst-
t0Tity of this Ud[udbIe Hair Prep
urGti0n, tUhicit Is due to merit
alone. We cdH assure our old
patrons that it 10 kept fully mp to
Its hi0h standard, and to those
sCltO hare 5geUey' used 1t sCe cH7s
confidently SAP. that IL Is the only
TelidbLe and perfected prepare
ton to restore GRAt OF FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing tt soft, tustTOUs, aud sithe5a
the scalp, by its use, becomes
SChite and clean; it s'e5nocee all
e7-EptiOnS aud ddhdTdff, and by
dts tonic properties prevents the
hair from falling out, as it Slim
utdtes aud f10uriSHes the hHtr
glands. By It's IJse the hair grOtCs
thicker aud stronger. Ia badness
&c restores the capillary glands
to their normal CigOr, and fOiEt
create a RetU g1'OICta ercppt in
economical HAIR DRESSING
eUer used, as IL requires TetUer
applications. and giees the hair
that splendid CtOssR appearance
80 much admired 6g all. n. A.
HAYES, VI. d.. State 4sSs yer Of
HdSS., SAYS, ''tIie constituents are
pure and carefully selected for
excellent QuClitg, dtd 4 consider
1t the BEST PREPARATION TOR
Cts intended purposes re pub
Hsh q treatise ora the hair. fCliich
tce send free by mail ipO!I 0ppii-
cation, tOSsich contains cOnIElesi-
dGt0Fy notices from cteFgyI'sela,
EhysiciGns. the press. aud others.
ne hare made tie s!i5fFy ~ fHs
hair and its diseases a sgsecigity
for gears, and kaOIC tis6f are make
the most e6ectice preparation for
the restoration aud the 1DreseFrtG-
tiOsI Of the hair, ectGnt. and SO
acknowledged by the best Medi-
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sod By az Draegists and DsaLrs N Msdicin<
COOK, coEuRN & CO.
Gea1 Agents for Northwestern States,
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO. ILL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17
Testimonials.

pery large aRnbsr Of import mt testioni1ls hors
already bern Teceiuf fTn Iysici,S. Clergyman Apo
Aecaries and indie a. fran al cio IN scjety 80 uk-
ing the most fattering terms Of TIE HhIfs ISne
Compound
DR.. NICHOLS, IF NrthaSId, IT., says:
"T Rnd the Whste ISne (bn,pannd 10 be rsvv ss.a-
cross orly In ooghs ard atser pnIm mic qeciias
but dS0 in afecti Of NE ktdHess, Gebilig a| "A,
stomach, and other kindred organs"
Rev. j. x. CHASE, Of R,salsey, " ~, 'o,Is,s:
Is / hare far ye regarded yogr White Rss Ohm.
pJsni as taetittabis remedy. truly sly that
r,ard It as eficJci0ts and udd "a han srsy
aars iust taken the Cbmphnd for cold, ari ss4ks
ehGfn.tngIp"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17
BOOTS g. SHOES.

THE undersigned is receiving from the
l. Eastern market his Spring stock of Boots
and Shoes, which he offers to the trade mu. h
cheaper than anv other firmin Pre>cutt the
best Of Custom Work co Instantly on hand
and made TO order Repairing done neatly
and promptly. Call and examine my stock.
G.. F. Ecksteiu.
Prescott, April IL, 1868. 5I-m2
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17
FROM BUFFALo-By New York Tim
from Depot, cor. Exchange and Miehi
pan streets


FROM BUFFALu-By New York Time
from Depot, cor. Exchange and Miehi
gan streets:
500 A. NJ NEW YORK DAT EXPRESS.
(Sumdays excepled). Stops at Hornells-
vile 8 90 A. NJ. (Bkft }; Susquehanna
LIS =. M (Dine); Turner's 7.05 p. NJ,
(Sup }: ana arrives i'm New York 9 %
L. N Connects at Great Bend with
Delaware Lackawanna d Western Rail
road and al Jersey City with Midnight
Express Train OF New Jersey Railroad
for Philadelphia, Baltimore aud WASH
ington.
7.30 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL. via Avon and
horuellsville. (Sundays excepted). Con-
meets at Elmira with Northern Central
Railway foI Harrisburg Philadelphia
and the SO til, and arrives in New York
at 40 A. NJ.
2.35 p. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, (Dai-
ly). Stops at HornellsvIlle q 10 p. NJ.
(Supper,) and arrives in New York 7.40
NJ. connecting at Jersey City with
Morning Express Train OF New Jersey
Railroad for baltimore and Washington
7.35p.M n. YORK NIGHT EXPRESS.
(Sundys excepted). Stops at Horn, lis
Vile. .0S p. NJ. intersecting with the
so F. NJ. Train from Dunkirk. and ar
ri,es in New York at 1910 =. NJ.
Il.aO P NJ CINCINNATI EXPRESS,
(Sundays excepted) Stops at Susque-
hanna 7.4S A NJ. (Bkft }; Turner'S 81
p. NJ, (Dme). and arrives in New York
at 3.55 p. M Connects at Elmira with
Northern Central Railway for Harris
burg. Philadelphia Baltimore. Washing
ton and points South. and al New York
with Afternoon Trains and Steamers for
Boston and New England Cities
Only one Train East on Sunday leaving
Buffalo at 2.35 r. NJ, and reaching n. York
al 7.40 a. NJ.
Boston and New England Pass myers, with
their Baggage, are transferred free OF charge
in New York.
.xy To pleasure travellers the line Of the
Eir Railway presents mary objects of inter-
est, passing through the beautiful valleys OF
the Chemung, Susquehanlia. Delaware and
kamapoo rivers. an ever-changing panorama
of nature beauties commands attention.
TIE best Ventilated and Most Luxurious
Sleeping Coaches III the World accompany
il z all night trains on this railway.
Baggage Checked Through. and fare al
WAYS as low as by any either Route.
Ask for Ticket. via Erie Railway, which
can he obtained at all Principal Ticket Off
ces in the West and South-W Vest. Std
H RIDDLE. VIM. r. BARR.
Genl Sup't. Gen'l Pass. Ag't
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17
The Broad Guage Double Trac
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.

TNHIS Railway extends from Dunkirk 10
IL New York, 40 miles. Buffalo to New
York. 423 miles. Salamanca TO New York,
Ais miles, and is from
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

come more odious What g. aim have the Republicans
upon our srldlersi They axe away from him onequar
Of his pension, By Plying him IN false money when
worth less than 75r the dollar wise ana honest
Admp.straOn void have made worth ITS face In gold
Whyt right hav. they to call upon The mechanic phu ia
bo,erg They haVe heightened out the hours oi eir to
b feed Of holders at the North, ana 10 sup
port aTres and hordes OF negroes at the south mow
an they look taxpayers the face wbcn tey nave
wrung from them many millions upon the preteAt lhiv.
tho debt compelled them 10 do So while they wels usp
10 trampe upon the rights aud liberties OF the Amer can
pcoplei Can they, with deceney, appear 20 hJ S bond
holder after tanning the national credit ana hlD ing to
the level of the Turks and endangerng their se' urites
by throwing upon them the whole O1lum "a VtXauOh'
Then let the East and West the North and Ve South,
the soldier the sailor, in ships IN tho heb the tax
payer and the bundholdcr by one united effort drive
ium power the COMMON enemies OF lbcr,y, honesty.
honor TVhts and constitutional laws lVId applause
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
AYswERs TO CORREsPONDENTs.

LieuteRant.-The amendment to the State
Constitution of 1864 under which such given,
only provides for time of war" Peace having been de-
cared we presume you cannot vote in this State.
HaiiaiO-You should endeayOr 10 infuse OF your
patriotic spirit into your friends and II You succeed they
WILL without doubt aid you to obtain the naturalization
papers which you much desire, and which, at this
season, require little sacrifice Of time. Two witnesses
not needed will do If he can prove on oath that
you resided five years continuously in this country, the
last year Of the Ave this State and that you per-
son o: good moral character. "A BrOker-THE TRIBUNE
always had and viii have, the courage TO state
what what believes TO be the truth. Gen Han
cock in command OF the Department at Washington
at the OF the trial Of the persons concerned in the
assassination OF President Lincoln .." ID. A. b." Wells
ville Allegheny Co., n. Y.-The name OF the next Vice
President OF the United States Schuyler COlfax is pro
nounced as il written skyler Coalfax. s. c." New
York.The law requiring the afxlng Of two cent stamp
a receipt has been repealed II. b." Omaha,
NebThe for 1860 will give you the population Of
Baltimore and Of Chicago up to that time THE TRIBUNE
prefers not to be made aparty TO gambling transac
tOn, and cannot decide bets.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
HOME NEWS.
rIIR WEATHER


KHw-Yo1K Horr. Thcr. Bar Wiad Hour Ther Ba, BtSd
a5-1 b3S 302 y. Y. 10 OH
D23 \.
Ho w. n go 1925 =.
Rsu.xx.-Horynr-sR coudy ell o. little cloudy TO r.
An.pee.-Sligbly cloudy 3: a. very ba1y
Bvenng-very ha1y 70 1850; Little hay r. The thunder
June IS6-E thunder showers have occurred thus far
this month either IN Ibs city vicinity. On The 2 shower
CURED at 55 m and Sha singular another at 1855 e1
acty n tie u dave of this month The
abunauce OF electricity which will prevail during The coming three
country win lead durHg thunder
parts the house Steamboats, aud
care re tase duing thuDter showers
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
IhnlouneeiEentAI
THE BROADWAY BRIDGE OF SIZE.

over this torrent that ebhs and flows
bridge built, 80 the story goes
Just over my window" thought KNOX the Halter.
They have placed this bridge, hut I'll end this natter
For il hides from Tie gAie Of the many who pass
The beautiful buildings that rise m mdss,.
Its drawing away from this window Of mine
Tie attention Of those who to purchase incline.
So In spite Of the men who erected this ban
on the trade Of mibe-pll alter this plan
SO forth from bis store be went 10 the Court,
Petitioncd the Judge, who ended in short
This troublesome matter
For KNOX the Halter
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
LATEST SHIP NEWS
PORT oP NBw YoRK..........JUSs IS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Wamsuta Fish, New. Bedford indse and pass
steamship Neptune Boston mdse aud pass
Bark palAs, Bddle. Belize, Mon, 10 days lOgw0Of.
BARK Anna Mara (Brl Arboe Rio Janero - days, coffee
Bark Spencer Langhorne Grand Tufk, H. u days SAT-
Brig Nellie TAyer ST. Groin IA days mOlasses
Brig G. NJ Muudy Reynolds, Havana 10 days sugar
Big Mary Grace, Morrison. Havana 70 days sugar.
Brig John Armstrong, Lent 81 Kits u days, moAsses
Montrose johnson, Sagua days,
Brig N. NJ. Freeman, llowes. Portland, Me, lumber
Brig Frontier. skinner ElIahe.hpOrt
Schr Juuiata. Bacon, Savanna la Mar 20 days, ogwood
Schr Tlgrs Faulkner. DomeraTa, sngar and molasseA
Schr. Reno Chase Ponce, H.. u days, sugar ,,
Schr sylvan Blanchard Ponce r., Ia daYs snga Sailed 10 CO.
with brig Omer, Tor NeW.lork.
scuooNKKs-RIyER AND 90 AsTwIsL
Euiire Ritabethport j. Ponder, Bhnbethport.
J. VI. Bayles. EllEshehpoh. Sea Flower, EhabethPoft
i y AHep Riubrthport Wellington, Bangor, Me.
Union Corpus Christi Lady Suho,k New-ha'en'
g. W. Baldwin Gloucester Mary Lowell NorNleh
Sea Bird Fall River. Rival Newbnrgh
Texas NeVburgh Dan Webster, Newbnrgh.
Ma nav Roulout D. T. Mileti, Rondout
j ~ Tsylor Rondout J. h Blocker, Philadelphia.
j. A. Bennett, Philadelphia Gen Grant Ihlalepua
WaupOnsia. Philadelphia r. A. kdwaads, Fort Johnson
Roanoke Port johnson. AeI Massey South Amboy
War Stecd. Rsritan River. hcssengeri kanlan RIVER.
Grace Watson New Brahswitk. > L. thompson Alo@ny
United Brothers, Richmond. Milioa, Providence.
p,ntbsr Proyidence John y. Sheppard, Providence
Artist. Providence !. adams ran River
Bird, FALL River. PM sheridan fAI hNeh
Ney Fail River. Almira Luut, Providence.
Bella Peck New London. Lucy Jane hockaGu
Jos. Strickland, Georges Banks Roanoke New
lola. Gloucester challenge hl"ue isSud.
Nor.o Calais Thos Kills Gloucester.
Robt Mvhan Gloucester. John MaEloyo Newport.
Fur,u, draw nrLlvrpOrt Haven.
Tbamrs Nro'll.yr9 Thos Potter New. Bedford
n T. Coates New. Bedford Circle Connecticut River
Hickman. Bridgeport j. e. toftI foHand
MARI johnson Boston Charlie and Willie Rocklaud
Hero Salem PruBs,lrana RockIoIL
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

NEW SYSTEM OF VENTILATION, by HENRY A.
GoUog Pamphlets sent free Address isSEr GousE No E4
Broadway Newiork.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

Bn,o, Providence ROmp, Lnbec, 10 DAY.
n. Hsppurrb Chatham w. e. Aivstsf, sss- Lenden.
Deborah NswHayen. Pennsyvania, StH EHtt. -
Trident Portland II. California, ForEeh
l. = Barnes Reekaut w. Wright Nes.llayta
Nile. Pier, Rock!and Od Zaeb Esw.IIaven
blnbad, Avery, hockland. TRIAL. NeS.Beifori
y j. Lindsay, Croekett R0cksnd. RHih Hogden, Boston
Clara Post, Poteheaier. Sarah Blake DlyhioB.
r. J. Mnnsel, Gloucester. Mentor. warhaIa. 'ft
Nate, Newport Clara Abel, Boston
ThOs Jefferson, Hartford. CLas IIaLand Nes.
Mary Mills Chatham. IIiss, New. .BaVeu -
Soace Fall River Ida Howard, Porsnd
Chas. Carroll, Boston. Marion draper Garls,,
Orion, Providence ssnhtt PortAsd 49,
y Y. ArDegste, Providence Gale NesiAren. 80
J s.. PerTy. .Newiayen. POsm New .lfayeu trl f.
0ssJBs Bangor A.e
SAILED. -
Steamships Hermann, ior Bremen Moro Castle for Ra,srs
sIa, fT Richmond 'Nr
DOMESTIC PORTS
BosroS June 2-Anved brig Coira, foa Remedies chr a.,
can Chief, from New-l lork y ' """''
PoRrKRSs MONROE Juse 25-Pased up bark Aluon., t. ~
York Arrived steamship Atemarie, roa Nes-Yoss "''-
NEwLoNDOH June 25-Arrved, brg H. H. Mean, t,o.. n
schE George Klborb Georgetown d. g. sloep
kaed 25h Revenue shr James Campbell cruise; ssAr
York. -' :" wv
wlLNNeroS y. G.. June 25-Clcatea steamship Mar, s.,
Nev-York ' '""''f%
~. SPOKEN
June 10 lat 20 90 iOn Il 10. bark Victoria Of Bartadoe
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-09-30
coLoaED DEMOCRATS.

It Is generally known in the District that
efforts have been made TO organize Democratic
club Of colored persons, in this, village We are
not inclined to publish particulars concerning
these efforts, but are prepared to offer word of
adyice. Suffice it to say. that the resulthas been
discouraging, and has proven that the negroes are
shoroaghly inbued with false doctrines, besides
Neipg led, sstray by fear Of their leaders. After
patient forbearanee and untiripg zeal to- convince
theu, of the deception practiced by their Radical
friends, so-callcd, we convinced that only one
course eugh, to be pursued b. employers, which is
to give them warning that when existiug contracts
are terminated, further encouragement will not be
given To Radical adhcrcnts. Let this be the de-
tsrmiuasion of every white man in the District,
and let our actions conform TO this resolution. Il
is idling away time TO talk politics with them-gve
ihcm an argument plainly to be understood.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-09-30
Obituaru.

Denarted this life, ELLA AMANDA, fifth daugh-
tor Of DR.. James W. and Mrs. Amanda Earle.
Born March 2G, 1853, and died August 81, 1868,
in her fifteenth year
This pure flower had scarcely nnfolded its
snowy petals ere it was bourne hence to a bright
home above. Dear Ella unltcd herself short
time before her dccease 10 the Methods, Episcopal
Church and died in strong faith i'll the atoning
merits of her Savour's blood, and in prospect OF
n heavenly home. During her severe illness her
meek spirit was not kn"wnto murmur' and though
the idol Of the family, she seemed resigned to The
Will of her Heavenly Father. Sorrowing ones.
mourn not, for your lovely Ella. "She is not dead
but sleepehr-shc is only gonc before to heckon
YOU 10 mansions of eternal bliss Look up! look
up. Though bitter | know the cup is to DRAIN
YOUR heavenly Father aficts you in love TO draw
your wandering thoughts to Him, where you may
be united in mansions of eternal bliss, where
partinc will be no more. C. L. 6.
h@S Christian Advocate please copy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-09-30
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AT pENDLEToN.

From the following proceedings, sent to us for
publication, it will be seen that Mass Meeting
will be held at Pendleton, on the 22d proximo:
at m informal meeting of citizens of Anderson,
Oconee and Pckens Districts held at Peudleton,
S. c., on Saturday the 2c.h inst, it was resolved
to hold Democratic Mass Meeting and have q
Pic Mic Dinner at Pendleton, on Thursday the 22d
day of October pruximo.
The following Committees were appointed:
Committee of invitation, TO consist of the mcm-
bers of the Executive Committee of the Pcndleton
Democratic Club.
Committee of Arrangements. w. II. D. Gaillard,
Chairman; Gen. T. N. Garvin, R. S. Porcher, E..
B. Calhoun, B. Frank Sloan, John Maxwell, Sr.,
F. NJ. Glenn, Julius R. McCann, James Hunter,
A. j. Sitton, VIM. A. Lay ]. N. Arnold, R. W.
Simpson, Thomas Dickson, Ed. NJ. McCrary, VIM.
Simpson.
James A. Hoyt was elected President of the
meeting Maj. George Seaborn, r. S. Porcher and
Gen. F. N Garvin, Vice Presidents.
!Secretaries.-E B. Calhoun, Whitner Symmes
end w. E. Walters
The Committee of Arrangements are requested
to meet at Pendleton on tho 9Th October pro1imo,
ct II o'clock.
PAUL H. E. SLOAN Secretary
Pondleton, 8, c., Sept. 26, 1868.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-09-30
AIR LINE RAILROAD.

The stockholders and directors of the Georgia
Air Line Railroad Company will hold meeting in
Atlanta. Geo., the 2lst day of October, for the
transaction of important business. The present
management of this Road seem determined to push
forward the enterprise with all possible energy
aud we are confident that people rejoice to
know that such is the case At the proper time,
and when the Board Of Directors have resolved to
begin the work. we shall have occasion to present
in detail the advantages Of This Road and its nfu-
cnce upon the prosperity of upper South Carolina.
For the next few weeks however, the absorbing
topic will bc the Presidential election, and this all
important enterprise with others must bide its
time to catch the public ear. Hence, at the present
writing, we deem it prudent not to distract public
attention from the grave issues of The political
campaign, fraught as these are with the material,
social andpolfical interests of the country.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-09-30
ACTS PASSED BY THE LEe1sLATuRE.

The following list Of Acts passed by the General
Assembly of this State, at the recent session, is
copied from the Charleston Courier:
Act accepting grant of land for the Agricultural
College.
Act to authorize the Governor to effect loan of
S125,000.
Act to incorporate the Cheraw Hook and Ladder
Company.
Act To incorporate the Langley Manufacturing
Company of Edge6eld County.
Act regulating the tenure Of certain officers, &c.
Act to provide for the recording of certificates of
sale issued to purchasers of lands sold by the Tax
Commissioners of Beaufort.
Act TO make appropriation for the payment of
the expenses of the present session of the Legisla
ture, and 10 meet certain deficiencies in military
appropriations.
Act to regulate appeals and writs of error to the
Act to provide Private Secretary for the Gov
ernor of the State.
Act to regulate the manner of keeping and dis
bursting funds by certain officers.
Act to organize the Circuit Courts.
Act to establish State Police.
Act to authorize loan to redeem the obligations
known rs Bills Receivable of the State of South
Carolina.
Act to authorize State loan to pny interest on
the public debt.
Act to determine and perpetuate the homestead
Act to fix the amount of the official bonds of
certain County officers.
Act to punish persons who may attempt to hold
Office by the authority of the late Provisional Gov
ernment.
Act to close the operations of the Bank of the
State.
Act to authorize additional aid to the Blue Ridge
Railroad in South Carolina.
Act providing for the assessment and taxation
! of property.
Act to provide for the temporary organization
of the Educational Department of the State
Act to remove the County seat of Beaufort
County.
Act to incorporate The Wardo Mining and i!an-
ufacuring Company
Act to provide transportation for conyicts dis
charged from the State Peniientiary.
Act to amend an Act entitled IAN Act TO au-
thorze q loan to redeem the obligations known as
Bills Receivable of the State of South Carolina"
Act TO extend the time for officers to qualify.
Act to alter and amend an Act entitled ian Act
to organize the Circuit Court"
Act for the preservation of the State Capital
Act TO extend the charter Of Ninsler's Ferry.
Act to enabs the Chatham Railroad Company
to extend their road to Columbia.
Act to organize the Supreme Court
Act to amend I'm Act entitled ian Act 10 incor-
porate the Air Line Railroad Company in South
Carolina.
Act to quiet rights vested under military orders.
Act 10 suppress insurreclon and rebellion.
Act to-fix the salary of the Attorney General.
Act to provide for The government of the South
Carolina penitentiary.
Act to provide for the transient poor of this
State.