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NOTICE.

Iti,a we'll estab. "a fact tina. fully half Of the
femaie portion OF on q popniati seldom
in the erjoymeut Of n tood he 9TH or. 10
their own 81 or, sou n never led WE'LL they
ansud, void OF ali energy sticmely nsIsors sne
have appetite.
To this ras. Of persons tbs gtters OF the Toaic
especially comnSndsd.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Ars made strong BY the OF cit CT these remedies
They will every Of MA .4sSU3 without fail.
Thousands Of certificates haze ulst ID In the
hands OF proprietor Int Viii allow OF the pub
lie alton Of bet lew These, II will be clsavsa,
Heved
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STATEMENT OF THE
Hinneshisk Insurance Company,
JANUARY LIST, 1858.

JANUARY Iss 1868.
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Making in all 800 Valuable Prizes,
FROM So TO slzo. 900.

RASaI*G
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fancy Dry foods mud Notions.
X EIfr. Ho9b CO.. Importers AID Jebbsis Of
IN Fancy Try Gaods Notions. Hosisfy, White Goods
.nd o.n soca, compsse stoek ~ p,iees 81 and
80 Nichfssn Avenue-
NJ ANhIAS Bsu'r Isl ct., " hi,,esals d. ers IN
W Ao.tsns Heap skirts, HosisrJ, 6iosss and Fsnr,
Try Goods. ~ LAKE strsst. Our ttork new
-
~aEYMuEa. GAkTEK : Co. Irpottsrs ned yoii, srs i,
y wh - 6oods. Lsea. Hosssry s,;axss so,ki a
.rimniiner. ~ r st., &c AID ~ Meaigsn Avsr,ae
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CIiengo Iron Works.

puRlEf figRgLL, Importe+s and Jgtb-rs 81
ID chias, GiHss, and Enthen Hsrs. No IS Lake
Hssf,
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trsckery and Glassware.

r TsDgawooDs ca cou,nl ii - Merchant. in F,our
" Grain s d. Pork. Lara. Bstf Tas~- &c esiee
d ann
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

In Bank 'uptcy.
by virtue Of m order to me directed. issuing
out Of the United States District Court for the
District cf South Carolina. in the case of 8. y.
iEARD, Bankrupt, ! will sell OIL Monday. the
4ih day Of January next, at public aucli"u. at
Ahbeville c. H., Atbeville County and State OF
South Carolina, III" Real Estate of SAID Bank
rupt, cost 'Iniug $50 "c,es Of land, more Or
less. adjoining lands OF John Widemnn, md
estate et II. Gibson, der'd, also II acres, Known
as the "H"me Tract adjoining lands Of f. o
RenQnn and adam Wid.lnan, together with
old tuggy, belonging to estate Of said Bank
rupt.
Terms Cash. Purchaser of Real Estatc to
pay for papers and stamp.
JAMES A. BLACK, Assignee.
Dec II. 1858, 3S-3t
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1t is estimated that thero aro now ut
work in England alout tire" hundred
steam rl"us!.s, AMI ,ha. these pl"u-hS a'r
securing sumo remarkable tIrr:s in Eng
li>h agriculture. Ilalfa million of acres.
perhaps more, have been deeply AMI
thoroughly pu:ve'iacTby this style Of
ilnnghirg. II is said HAT n steam pIonch.
penetrating lo a depth before IL, known aud
moving with arapidity Of four miles an hour
breaks up and disir'raras.s The soil four
times more than the or':r"ry Eorse plough
moving at The rate of,wn miles an honr.
BY i'.c depth TO which the plough reue-
ates, new elements are h,ought into tLc
working soil, anl surprising crops are thc
consequence. The steam plough is work
ing quite IA revolution in the farming oper.
a!i"nS nf En.Iasd.
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CURIOUS DISCOVERY E.MEDIcINE.-Dr.
Humboldt, nephew tn the ls,o illustrious
German in bis practice at Havana, has as
certained that the poison of the scorpion
tribe is a remedy for yellow fever.-He iii.
ocuIated two thousand four hundred and
seventyleight men of the military and nav.
al garrison six hundread and seventy.six
afterwards eau Sht the fever of whom no,
more Than sixteen died. A distinguished
Frsnchman, NJ. de Gasperin, having heard
Of the facts cited by one DR.. Desmaatis,
communicated to him fact in bis own ex::
periepce. He lad long been afflicted witi,
rheumatism, which kept him almost con.
s,aDtly iu6rm. One day, in picking qp q
handful Of weeds in his garden, hs was
stuug by:a wasp on,tbe ,psis,. The arm
swelIed !; but the rhebmatis pans dl.appesr,
ed. sseeingtbis rssil., be- caused kiSssil
to be stupg the next day along the seat %
pain iushiiIsg,j jsnd .wss .again' Delivered
from suffering, and able to walk with ease
This happened three years ago, and. esefy
I subsequent. ,eappearspce Of the ,nalady ha,
been cured III s sitpal sr mean ; and by |,
kyasp-sting on the neck Of M. de Gasp
arm, On attack Of Bronchitis was Over
] co me- Exchange. @
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SuERIFF'S SALES.

EPY virtue of suGlry wris of Fitri Fnrin.
n y to me directed. will sell at Ahbevilla
Couit House, on the fsl Monday in January
next, The i"E"~irg property. TO wit:
Al til" residence of J. Y. l.. Pnr,low, OH
Friday. III" Hih J,ruury next. 3 mules, l mare
aud r"lts. - head cattle, sows und rigr, %
h,nd s'i,-r. 2 old wagons, 2 small wagons,
y'kr "Xrn. ! cart. plantation tools. corn. fodder
""t:onsrcd. .hucis, h"usrh"id and. kitchen fur
"i'ur". old c;rrng- aud iu.ny, levied TN ~ the
properly Of J. Y. J.. Pnrt:uw, ads James A
partuw.
house and lot, in. The town Of Ahbcv;Ilr,
containing ! acres more or lees. bounded by
Maj A. Burr. W. Joel Smith. and fronting on
Vain street, levied nn the property Of John A.
Wi.r. ads. G.ur,cr Duscnbury
9t!a acres Of land, m"ir or less. bounded 10y
lands oil Peter R,kard. Vim. III he aud other :
hu"wn ns the homestead, levied OH "s the prop
"riy Of John 4. Parllow, ads. the Gieeuyille &
Columbia Railroad
&!.S acres OF land, more or less. boun!,d y,
'nn. Il Of james Ta.ca't, DR.. J. s. Reid M.
o,herp, levied ON IA Tie properly OF Vim. ii
InCanrt. ads J,,n.s ~ Norwood aud ";hrrs.
| h;n:a aid j.: in Greenwood, kr"wn ihs
p:.*"nnr:, con, aiming II aces. mere or les
bounded iy Hcunctt Reynolds. H. Tarran
and Others levied on ns the rr'prrty of W. ="
frr y,m.n. ads. VIM. Hill and oiiic.e. EeSolJ
e! The risk of The former purchaser.
AT Tie re- ri..ncr Uf J. G.. W Hik"r. On Thu g.
day, the 9Th day Of January next. , beds aud
i,u '.ilurr, h. ds,rn,l and ma.rass. .lrz chair g.
lesrrcls. lot ,rs and jugs, table,, bureau
kt'h"n farmi urr. l"t seed cotton, lnt cotton
seed. & l,"ps. | wu"Ou, 3 mu!rs, | horse. plan
.:'i"n to- Is. lrv,ra on as the property Of J. G.
Walker, A''s Lurub M;irr
] lot in Greenwood, continuing ] nh aci'
ni"rc Or les "und"a hy james Bni!ey, Jo.n G.,
B,'uz"I aui Jam. IIwin. !rved nn the prop
eriy Of : l.. Bond. ads. til. State for TnN-s
l25 acres "i :nnI, mur. or l,sa, t"rndrd by
ian,ls of Me jal, Lane und wife, l.. l'nt;crs II
and he's, s,vird "n "a the property of Eni-
y ls"m. q X. sunh: V creditors.
G,n acres # Iht,l mo,c OF less honntled by
lands at j. NJ. Ri,linr'ls"n, Dr. Holland. W II
I.awion uui others, levied rs lie property
oi l!"ny E.arI, nds. snniry crrditrr-.
81 the r"scuce Of Henry Beard, W. cdnrs
day. the 9th day Of January next. 8 mules, =
nnrcs. cows and Gives. 3 head cattle. 2l
henl sheep. % II. Gl hogs. sows and r'gS, |
cI'ii"cc and harness. buggy and ha:tc:-. l
wn.G"n and gar. lot Ilanint: :on tools, la, ilack
s!,iih tools. ! To, corn, lot i"dlrr. lot cn,
tnn seed. / ihr-sh.r and fun. bills. -four
household ana Kitchen furniture. levied on a.
The property Of uenrY Beard, uis. tundry
,:i",iilU's.
TERMS CASH.
II. s. CASON, S. A. D.
S!"r:G'> OHic..
ID, ccmber ii, lcG5. 6 I'd
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

In Bankruptcy.
By virtue Of an urder to me directed Issuing
out Of the District Court Of the United States
for The D.s'ric, of SouIi, Carolina in the case
Of JAMES G. IITES. Bankrupt. I will sell on
M"nday. the 4th day Of January next. at pub
lie auction, at Abbevi!le G.. II the seal estate
Of eaid Bankrupt. oon, aiming 3l9a acres o.
land. more or less, in Columbia County F!uri-
ia. also buggy, and Sundry notes and ne
coun's. belonging to the estate of Gibson and
LiI-s.
Terms Cash. Purchaser Of real estate lc
pay for papers and stamps.
JAMES A. BLACK, Assignee.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
In Bankruptcy.

Ry virtue Of m order to me- directed, issuing
out Of the United Siut.s Dis' rlcl H'ourI ior the
Disrir, OF soul y CaIoIinn. in tie ca" ofJOHN
q. BONZER 3 nkrupt, will se,l on Monday
the 4Lh day Of JANUARY next. ii ru'lic nucii on.
ut Abheville c. II, in Ai.',rvi III. County, anil
Stale Of Surlh Carolina, the R"ni Estate Of
said Bankrupt, continuing 90 acres OF land
more or lss.. adjoining lands "f William Ed
wards. Mary Boozsr and X. II. 3lounc-, also
Lot in Greenwood. containing 9Th acre. Oh
Main Street. and by E-tate Of DR. J, H. Logan.
SIiII seat on land Of ": Anderson, together
with R"ckaway. and snn.l,y notes end ac-
counts belonging 10 estate OF said Bnnkrugt
Terms Cash. Purchaser Of Keul Estate 10
pay for Papers end stamps.
JAS. \. BLACK, Assignee.
Y1ee H. 1868 33-3t
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TOWN COyCIL l)lijl.

THE attention Of the ilizens Of thu Town
OF Abhevile is hereby called to the following
Ordinsnc"s which have bern re-enacted with
such changes as have b-en rendered nees:aary
by political events. and which will be fhf,,.e.h
The Town Marshal. =. I. RUSSELL, is i'll:
| Q ructct 10 report al violations.
An Ordinance concerning the heaEh Of the
Will nge
Ar Ordfnsuce in relation to The du: les vi
Town Marshal. &c.
An Ordinance 20 prevent Ch;cken Fighting,
and Gnnder Pulling. and Iioras Rncing, within
the corporate limits of the Town of Abbevile.
An Oidiuance to regulate the p, actiee Of the
Council.
Ordinance defining the corporate limits.
An Ordinance 10 prevent Cattle from run
ming in the streets during the night. and TO pro.
tect aid.wulks and shade trees.
| An Ordinance relating to Shows and Exhibi-
tions
An Ordinance agninst violent riding and
driving i'll The streets
An Ordinance to preserve quiet and order in
The Town Of Abbeville.
An Ordinance r.latng to indecent practices
! By order of Council
WI. II. PARKER,
| Dec It 1ntendnnf.
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ASSIGNEE's SALE.
In Bankruptcy.

By virtue Of an order to me directed issuing
out OF the District Court Of the Gnit.d States
for the District Of S"nih Carolina, IN the case
Of ROBERT NJ. PALMER. Bankrupt, 1 will
sell on Monday. the 4th dny Of january next,
ut public auction, at Ahbeville G. II the real
estate of said Back npt, containing. 1st. The
Baker or me Trncr containing 200 acres.
more or less. and the plantation adjoining the
same and lands OF Charles r. Haskell. JAS
Prrssly. L. J. johnson. and others, containing
$40 acres, more or lees; and also, one oil
Buggy and Barouche, belonging to the es, ate
If said Bankrupt.
Terms Cash. Purchaser of real estate to pay
f"r paper. und stamps.
JAMES A. BLACK, Assignee.
Dec. II, 1863 83-2t
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$l.754,680 90

Sl,T04,60O w
The report Of the Treasurer TO this
Department, and herewith transmitted,
shows the operations Of the Treasury
from The lst Of May to 3ist Of October.
1868. making the amount on hand al,
the 70, mer period and the aggregate OF
subsequent receipts $435,373.83, and
the expenditures $4O9,0sS.76, leaving
a balance Of S2e. .2s5 OF on hand al the
making up Of the report.
l would also ask your attention to
the accompanying letter from the Treas
urer, Indicating a want of clerical fo.ce
10 his office, BY which its business J.
retarded and the settlement Of accounts
delayed.
recommend 10 the Legisl,luye tba
some early action be taken to preven
the Courts and officers Of the Bank o
the State from wasting and ihisapply'
ing its assets TO the payment Of costs o
Court, attorneys fees, and the salarie
Of osIicers and agents. II the holder
of the Fire Loan Bouds are determine,
to pursue The policy Of di.pasagi~g tn
credit aud resources Of the State, whe'
IL must be apparent to them that N
State in the Union Is more solvent, o
has a.fairer prospect Of promptly meet
| ing al her liabilities. they should b
. compelled 70 carry on this litigation a
their own expense. l have reason I,
believe lha, not lees thaa sixty thou
4 sand SolMra in gold has been squandel
4 sis d Aads away wi,k for The sais'i'
Of ozscsrs and agents who are perfrsn
3 lag 10 necessary duties, Ssssof attorne,
Who are employed Tor the purpose
bringing the credit Of She Sts.e In
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6lSERAL o. O. IIowAsp has issued his
order providing for the diseontinuanee Of
the Frssdm~n's Bureau after January l..
with the exesptios Of the educational d.
p,rim. Mt and the eoll-o,ion OF money due
soldiers. The military officers viii be re-
isved and the civilians will be discharged.
wirh the exception of from ELK to ten officers
and clerks in zach State, who will lie re-
,ainrd 10 conduct the residue Of bnsinsss--
The following officers win be allowed In
this State; Assistants commissioner and
chief superintendent Of schools; one Niis-
bursing officer for educational Departments
aud payment Of claims; two agents for
p,vn,srt bounties; two assistant super.
inteuien,s Il schools; three clerks 1aa
[pAeaas.
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EccLE.IAsrfcAL.-Rsv DIR. McCosh. the
new Eug;i.h President OF princetoR Coiiess,
III a speech which he made last week bs.
fore II. National Christina Association,
sad that Nh eeum~ aicai Council OF Chris.
tians (meaniny orthodox Protest nt
Churches here, in Engsahd. France an
throughout the. .coptinehfY would be h.ldin
the City Of New York during the autumn of
next year. The object OF the meeting
wouij be to prod6Ss harmony and good
feeling among the denominations OF pro-
Tossing Ch is,ians everywhere. DfNcussions
were TO be held upon the great leading top
les which are now agtating or may then
ssitsse the religious world. It's not to he
con6nsd exclusively to th- eievgy although
some Of the greatest e'sicai names in
christi 6dohn would he included In the roii
Of guests Lord Shshs.bury had promised
to he present declaring that uo,hing would
give him grSater pleasure than TO meet 90
many exc-lr-ut persons In 90 good cause.
Various authors aud journalists Of European
fame h.d also been invitsd aud were ex
peetsd to attend. n
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Making a grand total
$5407,3o6 27
. $355.2o4 81
1924 SO
s5l4,4ls 10

I0aE interest -. ss.... SotT,flo ~
This Is not the interest on capital
debt Of $5. .407. .306,27 NJ elk per cent;
hut the reason is obvious, rs q portion
q Of the debt 10 at three per cent and an
other portion st i've per cent.
IN addition to the foregoing interest
psyiag debt. there Is a aoaiiog debt Of
&i60, 900. In the shape of bills receiv.
able. authorized by the Legislature,
which are available for taxes. and which
will ali be probably absorbed by appli
cation 70 thai purpose during the pres
snI quAstsr. thas giving bu. M,ls aid
TO the Treasury in the way Of enrrent
fuads. This IL the last qusrtsr II the
collection Coz 1857, under the assess.
ment BY the military commander. and
it will isase she entire collections for
1893 available for the pasposes Of the
Treasury. They world have been
seoner collected. bni for the difficulties
attendant uptp patsiEq PIE now tar law
- operation, the collections under which
win commence IN January next.
Undsr the new Law, bringing every
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dustry, and giving character and credits
70 its enterprises. Recognising with
pieanure these evidences Of relurninQ
good feeling. and wishing to recipsocass
every indicxtion of an approach 60
friendly Sslstious, I would rei,ersss the
Recommendations II my lac, me..~es,
N favor Of . liberal policy on the psrt
sof the Legislature In references TO .bs
removal VI political Disabilities.
While upon the subjscl Of our past
differences, would take occasion 10 sx,
psess the hope that national poli,ics
Win occupy heresfter . much less prom
mont Position in the sffsirs OF the
State and. ia the minds of the people
than heretofore, Political is,ues hav.
ing been determined for ys~rs 10 come,
81 least, there Is bu,Ii,,le propriety in
keeping up Politicsl agitation. And
especiaiiy do 1 regard secret political
organizations detrimental to the com.
muniiy, IL not entirely oa, Of place in q
free Governmen. With every facility
and advantage Of free di.cassiou, car.
sied frequently to Che very extreme If
liceuss, The shrinking from the light Of
day to meet IN mid-night oonsen,iclea,
would seem discreditabls 30 q people
proud of their inteliec,u.a energy. An
the. .Eu Kln, NJ. ,.:s "s -
"sf u'ofmso enu
maseea, oy their secret meetings and
m'd.nignt a'roeiiies upon pcsesable and
unonsi'ding c't'xens, and obstru,,ing
me i&ss' have insueure,ed reign OF
.e'rof 70 many nslghoorhoods: lmits>
uopst " ,he secret socieliss of Europe
curing ,se MIDDLE ages, they are With
those Sys aiseir po%.v] I v]ss,ififaiion ssf ib In
aucv were directed ,s.ins, m. ,n,h,'isn,
mobiles and bsfons. Who de6.a N. -.
and oppressed the peopi. Th.,, ol,;..,
was tiie attainment .ot ;us,;c. ma ~.
acquisition of poi,icaI power Their
victims we're no, the Law -sbidiue aud
the lowly, but the bold, bad men who
tramp'ed on right aud outraged hu.
manity. Their symbols we've the daQ.
ger and the cord, &c etnblems Of their
terrible autl,oritv and thai, ,n,,x,a 90
exeiei-iue Il. But evan In ,bo.a A..
Of rapiue and murder the re.non,;h;I;;v :
OF this7 dangerous .pover va. ,l.sn.d
so soues,i..nnLlr and b,z,,do,. 10
lead to its suppression. ~
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Message Of Gov. R. K. Scott.
DsllvEnEp. Nov. so. 1868.

>~>~~~~~GS - - ~S's 49, - SS~sss
DEL.vERED, Nov. 80. 1868.
. Fslfow Citizens of The Senate and of
the House Of Representatives,
In accordance with the acquisitions
OF the Constitution 10 lay before you
information OF the condition Of the State,
aud recommend to your consideration
such measures rs may be deemed
necessary o, expedieu,, shall proceed to
peffoim that duty rs briefly rs circum
stances will permit, postponing to fa-
turs opportunity the discussion of all
questions not directly connected with
the administration Of the Government.
The interval since your last session has
bees'so btief, aud the details connected
with the organization of The new branch.
es OF public reryics have occupied SO
much time and attention. as 10 leave
but little opportunity for the considera-
tion of matters Of a more general char
Hciet, many ofsswhich were fully dis
cu>sed in my message at the special
session.
Tho Act providing for the assessment
and taxation Of property has received
considerable attention. and the organ.
izalioa Of the Auditors Department
has progressed. as rapidly as circum
stances would permit. Great care aud
caution have been necessary in selects
ing the officers 10 whom will be eutiust-
cd The execution of the tax law but il
is believed that the appointment" made,
and, to be made, will give efficiency and
success TO thi. important department Of
the GvverninenI. shall lay bvfois
you, Et the earliest practicable period,
the complete assessment uf the ptope,t,
III the State. Which will afford the
necessary ba.is Tor Tax .ti"n.
The estimate uf the Auditor the
contingent fund may appear large, but
it should be remembered that the A
se.sou's books. blanks and other fnrms
fer the whole State. are to be provided
cut Of this fund. not only for the ~
sessment which is about TO he made.
tut for that which will have To l'e made
previous Ia the c"nvening m the Cen
sral hs,embly in 1869.
The organization Of the Auditors
Department, and The successful com
pleiiop Of the fret asses, ment Of prop
erty, will involve large amount oi
labor aud some unusual expenditures
but rs the rssult aimed at is most de
sirable, ! recommend that the Legisla
ture will afford every facility for the
accomplishment Of the Object.
by reference 10 the report OF th'
Comptrollcr, General, il will be seei
that the entire bonded debt Of th'
State is s5,io7 ,3oO.27, consisting a
follows:
Three per cent. stock,
payable nj the ples+-
use Of the S;ate...... $3S,s3s d
Sir per cent. 6re loan,
payable in Is70..... 3l4,45S q
Sir per cent. stock new
State House ....... l,176,OoO
Six per cent. stock aud
bonds funded debt. l,262,e7l z
Five per cent bonds,
ire loan n............ 49,
Six per cent. bonds,
Blue Ridge Railroad. 100000 Q
Six per cent. bonds,
new State Capitol &C.. $1,000
Making grand total
Of. f................ IS 4o7 500
.... -
Interest due on the en- ...
tire debt July !, 1868 =. 1856. .2o4
Interest due January /,
1850 C0.............. l59,2l4 !
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as tollows
South Carolina Railroad
bonds, payable in
1868, secured by first .........
mortgage. ...,.. " ,O8S,3I2 40
Charleston and SaSsn-
% nah Railroad bonds,
payable in March,
1877, secured by first
mortgage. -. 5o5,oco 90
Northeastern Railroad
bonds. payable March
], 1860, secured by
frs, mortgage. -. $4,000 90
Lsurens Railroad bonds,
payable in 1870. se-
cured by frs, mort
spaTR ReaSsGUurg Muu UNION Nl'H-''''-
Rsil,o oad bonds, pava-
bic in 1873 and 1870,
secured 10y frat mort
gage. ........... $4,000 90
Greenville and Columbia
Railroad bonds. pay
able in 1881, 1882, ~
1883 aud 1886. .... 94547l 81
Ofthe endorsements upon the Green
Vile and Columbia Railroad bonds.
$7Oo, 900 is under the Act Of 1851, and
$2O3, ,S4s.88 is under the authority OF
the Act Of 1866, passed for the purpose
Of enabling the COMPANY TO pay the
interest pat due aud TO fall due prior
to the first January, 1868, upon coa-
pons, and upon the mor,gaged and
| guaranteed bonds. This guarantee is
upon certificates Of Indebtedness. The
s'sndiSa &a aat aaast8t 81 asn taR9Pp hs out
which there is no lien, the company
surrendered three doilars Of demand for
one dollar of bonds. .... -.
! enclose communication from Dr
| r. Leboy, Health Officer Of Charleston
in reference 10 the establishment Ut .
quarantine station for that port, t'
which l respectfully ask your alten
ton. -.
| would respectfully call your asten
ton TO the remarks in my last messag
. in reference to the organization OF tn
militia, and renew my recommendation
, on the subject. The Adjutant>Gent
rails office cannot be organized unit
some action is taken by the Leg'si'
q turo.
I wonld respectfully recommend
worthy Of your consideration, the PR
. priety of devoting the manificent dom
ZION Of the Federal Government 10 u
!. establishment OF an educational II
, s,i,ute in Charles,on, for instruciit
!, 10 agriculture, mechanic srts, and u
. higher branches Of scientific and clas
=, cal studies. The buildings and groun
:, connected with the Chrdel Acadeu
:. 3 are admirably adapted TO the purpose
:. l. has been suggested that there y
n be some difficulty in disposing OF
ID bu siness before the Courts OF Eqa'
~ ~ previous TO the 6rst Of January next.
q simply submi, the subject for 70
:, consideration, as have not sufiici'
he information TO justify me in otfsri
IN anv recommendation.
=, Herewith is transmitted q statem'
.. Of the pardons granted since my acc
:, sion 10 Office, and the rsasons therel
nr In all cases, I have decided IN acco
- ance with nv con, ic,ions OF tha m'
" Of The application. Many Of the |.
u, fences which were mitigated or pard
On ed, were the penalties inflicted onde
-. former code, and have felt a. libe
in many Of the cases to take that
"a. into confederation.
" I, is my painful duty TO bring
n; yo,r no,ice a condition OF atfairs
y, certain portions Of the State, which
"a. pera,ively demands your grasss' 9
IL Iteration. Violations Of law, and
: RACES upon persons and property, b
md been, perpsirated by vicious and