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Removals anu New Appointments.

Col. r. b. Elliott, on his recent visit
here, made some changes in the color
cd force which is now guarding the
State arms hero. London Kerr, Jo-
scph Moore, (familiarly known rs 600
Archery and Emanuel Perrin, havo
been removed, and their places sup
piled by tho appointments of Isaac
Kennedy, Emanuel Mcclellan, and Ev-
Ierigo Can-colored giving place to
colorcd. Tho alleged reason for tho re.
movnl is, that those removed wero &C.
tive partisans Of Judge Hogc.
Wo do not know what effect tho re-
cent changes may havo upon tho State
Guard hero, but wo thiuk thcro il
room for improvement in somc ro.
spects. Their efficiency, wo think,
would not DO impaired by a moro qui
ct discharge Of their duties. Thci,
military activity and martial cnthusi
asm might DO kept alivo without sc
constant beating Of quasi-tin-pans
blowing Of horns, and other musica
demonstrations. In the namo of soot
mclody, if not Of public peace ant
harmony, we call for change. Her,
almost any change would be reform
Wo understand proposition is OF
foot to buy instruments. Wo believe
Il larger subscription could bo raisc'
to get them chow not to doit." Wha
say you men Of delicate nerves ant
musical scnsibilitics2
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re- Although VIC were not present,
yet from those who w crc, VIC learn
that Mr.. Brissendcn's. exhibition on
Tuesday evening, was highly crcdita-
bio to teacher and pupils, and gave
much satisfaction to those present
The dancing showed that tho pupils
had been we'll taught 10 "trip it on
tho light fantastic toe," and with the
other exercises az marching, &C., made
it pleasant occasion to all concerned.
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Republican Meeting.

A Republican meeting was held in
the Court honuse on tho afternoon of
Tuesday last, when Mr.. T.. T.. Guffin
was called to the chair, and Mr.. II. W.
Purvis, of Lexington, n member of
the latc Legislature, and prominent
man of the party addressed the meet
ing.
We wcro rot present, but learn ;hat
if Gas Dcmosthencs says), eloqucncc
consists solely i'll "ac:ion," tho gentle.
man might bo considered quito an
orator, rs he went through the 'spoc-
try Of motion" most gracefully. lie
mado Mt least a "stirrins" speech as
We can hear witness to tho plaudits
which seconded his efforts.
At night, in spite Of hard rain,
the Courthouse was crowded, TO hear
Col. Il. B. Elliott, tho Republican
nominee for Congress. Tho speaker,
they say, was quito conservative, and
very 'lcngthy." lie advised them to
hold fastto that cardinal Republican
principlc,-"Stand by tho nomina-
dons"-tho regular County nomina-
tions Of tho 18th July.
The meeting was addressed by
Evcrson and perhaps others, and after
extending into tho two sma' hours" "
wound up with three rousing cheers
for the "uon. II. B. Elliott"
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Republican Nominating Conventions =
State and Congressional

In our last issue, wc published in
part the proceedings Of the Rcpubli-
can State Convention, which met in
Columbia on tho 2Gth ult, and which
resulted in tho nomination of Gov. r.
K. Scott for recollection to the office OF
Governor, and Of A. J. Ransicr, n well
known cclorcd man, for that Of Lieu
tcnant-Governor-in the adoption OF
Il platform of priiciples-and in the
election Of the Executive Committee.
and the Chairmcn Of the various Coun,
ty Committees.
Tn another column, we publish this
platform, which was reported by the
notorious Whittcmore, who, whilst he
is recognized by Southern Republicans
as one Of tho lights of their party, is
denounced by tho Tribune, and other
leading organs OF tho party. ut the
North, as m unconrictcd criminal,
who goes "unwhipt Of justice" owing
to tho remissncss Of public officials.
The platform indorscs tho administra-
ticn Of Governor Scott as sswisc, eco.
nomical and honest" What docs
Whittemore know about honesty p
this Cadct-broker who was turned ont
OF Congress, and again refused ndmis-
sion, for conduct which qualified him
rather for q cell in the pcnitcntiary,
than for a scat in the halls of lcgisla-
ton. If it be honorable TO receive the
commcndation Of the wise and yirtu.
ons, it is almost infamy to be praised
by such men as, Whittomore. And
what shall wo say of the character of
a Convention of which he is the re.
lcognizcd exponent?
As may be supposed, the platform
tis intenseIy Rcpu bIican, endorsing the
Fifteesth Amendment, rs the t'crown-
ling act of american: Civil Emancipa,
tion"-rather than rs we Democrats
hold, the great tblow to tho rights OF
| the. Ststes and the true principles OF
Unconstitutional liberty = promising 9
fslaudst ihe landless," and hummirlg
|tsssill Il zen song Of freedom and o
|aaAl III The ears of the deladed
tl,llacl clss 30 tpeite them:,to effort in the
Eensnini cam naign:s s.
Tho jealoak p of race and The CON
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LAYING TIE CORNER -sToNE-PRo-
cEss1oN, &c.-Tucsday last witnessed
a procession of tho "Sistcrs of Mcr-
cy-a colorcd religious sistcrhood-
bccom;nSly dressed, the majority in
whiLo robes and some i'll silks and sat.
ins. After proceeding through tho
principal streets, they returned TO tho
A. NJ. f.. Church, where they took
part in tho ceremony Of laying tho
corner stone. This was dono with due
soIemnity, and proper exercises ol
prayer and praise, under the direction
of Bishop J. M. Brown, in the pres
cncc Of Il large audience.
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CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE Con-.
rANY.-We direct attention to tho adj
vcrtlscment of this wcll-cstablished
company, Of which Jefferson Davis is
President; Gen. NJ. G. Butler, General
Agent for the State; and Messrs.
Quarlcs, Perrin & Co., Agents at Alb
bovillc, SC. Tho superior advantages
offered by this company are these
all its profits aro divided among the
policy-holdcrs on tho contribution
plant imposes no restrictions upon
travcl-its policies are not forfcitable
after tho second yenr-its losses are
promptly paid in cash. The past sue
Gees and improved prospects Of this
company are tho best guarantee Of
the efficiency with which it has been
managed. Read tho advertisement
and jadgo for yourselves. .-7..
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DEpor AGENT AT. ABnEyILLE.---
The friends Of Dr. j. w. w. Marshall
Of Abbeville, will,lcarn with pleasure
that he has received tho appointment
Of Depot Agent Of the IGreenyillc; and
Columbia Railroad, AT, this. place,
Pha Doctors abusinebs lcapacitydahd
practical experience sniinently tAS him
fof g, tho position, .whilst Bis Song aid
i1timaats aeaasiint tanee With, orr peos
pie will. give the, Road an additional
olaihh nponstheir eon6dencc. Ne Ax.
tend 10 him our hearty co4gtsitIp
tion and best wishss. ,1 h.sf ,' s. St I stse
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s:I h, microscope shows the colorSof
tho hair due to deposition of IL
ment in its substance. When, the
hair g)nnds. become enfaebled, this
pigment f:Iifs.' Ono after another the
hairs becomes white, or Gall out, pro-
ducing badness. Badness is easy to
prevent but hard to cure. Ayers
lair figor stops it: even restores
tho hair sometimes: always. restores
its color. Immediate renovation is
at onco visible: soitncss, freshness and
tho gloss of youth. This great orna.
ment should be preserved since it can
be by. Ayers Hair Vigor, which is
beautifully clean and FREQ from any-
thing injurious to tho hair.
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). o. LINDSAY,
Oh. For. Con.

It having been reported in Paris
that several American officers desire
to follow tho French army in tho cam.
Paigns against Prussia, for tho pur-
pose Of making observations for tho
use Of the Amcaican government, pc.
titions were lately filed with tho gov
ernment for the necessary permission.
Tho request was decIincd-the high
cst military authority Of tho Empire
repeating Thai no foreign. officer, hoy:
ever high his rank, would be permit:
Ted near THO French, army. No
chance Tor Sheridan. N,a. n.: %;I| y ~, y.
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. EVANS & HuTcHIsoN's M1LL-Wo
direct attention to the advertisement
of this well-knowu mill, which has
been thoroughly:.repaired, and appeals
to tho support Of it's old friends and
patrons. Tho proprictors will spare
no pains to merit tho public favor, and
ask only trial at the hands of their
patrons. Give them an opportunity
of proving their claims, and then judge
for yourselves.
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It must havo been pretty warm in
Albany tho other day, for, according
to paper in that city, on that day a
young man going down Broadway
met two ladies and raised his hat, and
before no got tho hat on his head
again the sun burned his hair all off,
SO that ho is ballhcadcd. lilo is now
using hair rcstorcr.
The War Department is dropping
foiliccrs OF tho line who havo been as
signed for year and IL half, and a.!
who have been absent without leave
since August, 1869, tho latter being
regarded rs dcscrlcrs. A good many
officers arc taking advantage Of tho
privilege allowed them ulydcr tho new
law, OF resigniEg on one years pay.
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STAHnIN4 ASESJR Io,

A STABBIEG AFFA1R.-Wo learn
that Jesse Lomax, colorcd, received
throo stabs in an altorcation With ohm
McCord, whito, in tho road, near tho
house of Mr.. John Davis, on last Mon
day afternoon. The cause of the diff
ficulty wc have not been able to as
certain. DR.. J. W. Kcllar was called
in, and reports that though tho wounds
are serious, he is doing well.
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PUBLIC STREErs.-We learn that
the contract for grading and curbing
tho sidewalk on Magazine Street has
been awarded to Messrs. James Ma-
gill and John a. Crawford at 81 90
per yard.
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RAIss.--: . have been iAvored, do,
ring thes past wssai 9TH cspioas
|ralns which hisss gsnsfAily ssviysd
|the ctops; md S9iiysn 60 Sssnssh hsso{
8 |eSsod sd A!sissa ~ &! 3
|psoniss ss M 1 II VI, hi h 6 s,ss & "
$50 & g /; 6rs !, 3 8. MsKsllpns
! pepsist. 4 y 3. g
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Tho lato dispatshes Indicate that
Strasbourg and Metz will DO the base
Of operations of tho French armies.
Metz is 170, miles by rail:northeast of
Parif, aL the confluence. Of Tho, MoscIlo
and ssille Riyors,. II is the strongeAt
inland in fortress in EgaRce, ,s.eS Scept
strasbourg. It's popplatioasjs so, 900.
Thea sgaTFison numbers; 10000 mon.
It's coR3ectsd BY, railroad With Paris,
Nancy, Strasbonrg, and, Rbionyilleoigr
Egayscs and l..g Witb i! lsntE,sMa ayence
afd Mahh9lhln, n n,i in Germany. .Iip .bw,,
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A Michigan editor announces that
Mrs. Gootlno, who recently clopcd
from her husband in that State, has
just returned, and ut last accounts
", was quietly resting herself after her
fa';SulnS journey, and her husband
was getting breakfast for her.
Adviccs from Shanghai to July 4,
show that the attack on tho foreign
crs at Pcltin was directed only against
tho French, though other foreigners
were accidcntly killed The House of
the Sisters Of Mercy was destroyed,
and its inmates were ravishcd by the
Chinese.
The heat throughout Northern Eu.
rope IS tho worst, for so great Il length
OF time, ever known there.
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ss- Sec advertisement of Outlet
Gin for salo by Norwood, DuPro & Co.
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RS" Parker & leo havo some for
sale somo excellent mads of the Seat
of War.
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Clinton Lodge NO. 3, A. T. M.
"A Regular Communication of this
r. Lodge will be held at Masonic
Hall, Oil Monl"y Esning nert. Mem
brrs arc requested to be puuctual, as
business vii; bc transacted
by order Of tho w. M.
.. II. L. QUARLES,
Aug. 5-1t Secretary.
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CIRCLES OF PRAYER.

The next Convention Of tho Circles
of Prayer, will be hold ut Ncwborry
c. IT,, on Wednesday before tho Sd
Sabbath in the month (August) being
tho 18th day of. tho month. The
Convention will be organised at
o'clock, p. m.
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sheet Of one hundred words, each figure
counting word, twenty five cents; fling
and entering remuneration of executor,
one dollar; dedimus pOtesiatens to prove
will or qualify executor, two dollars and
fifty cents; recording inventories, ap-
praisements and sales, per copy sheet of
one hundred words, each figure word,
twenty five cents; receiving, examining
and filing annual returns, two dollars.
For first and final return. each three
dollars and fifty cents; for recording re-
turns, per copy sheet of one hundred
words. twenty-five cents; order for sale
personal property, one dollar fifty cents; {;
hearing and filing petitions for guardians
and appoiatn@nt. five dollars; entering
caveat and Withdrawing same. one dol.
lar; for hearing litigated case. five dol
lars; issuing summons, for each witness,
fifty cents; qualifying and examination
OF each, twenty-five cents; for proceed
ings in partition of real estate worth less
than one thousand dollars, fifteen dollars;
Tor appointing guardians al litem, three
dollars; for proceedings in partition of
real estate worth more than one thousand
dollars. thirty dollars; commissions on
all moneys received und paid out; two
per cent. on the first three hundred dol
lars, and one per cent for all sums over
that amount; for search for each paper,
fifteen cents; for certificate and seal,
dlty cents; for copying papers on file in
Office, per copy sheet Of ono hundred
words, twenty-five cents; for final dis
charge of executor, administrator or
guardian, two dollars; for proceedings
IN dover, Inclusive Of all charges, twenty
dollars; Tor proceedings in lunuoy, inclu-
sive, fvo dollars.
Approved March /. 1870
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yoce vote, yeas "; nays "a, and ordered
TO be returned to TIE Senate, s,s's's
By order:
(Signed) A. o. JONES,
Clerk sof the House of ofRepresentatiyes.
NSTlCE. Il {:
sConUMpIA, Is. q. .IJannary. 1R5

II sCohUMBIA, p O., Jannary, 1870.
THE ssCharlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company having been formed
by the consolidation of the Charlotte and
South Carolina and the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, and having executed
u first and only mortgage on it's entire
property Of 1876 miles. including equip
ment, is now redeeming all the bonds
formerly issued by said two companies
by auc exchange of its first mortgage
bonds. These bonds bear seven pei
cent. interest, payable in January and
July, and are amply secured by mort.
gage on property which cost per mile
more than three times the amount of
bondsiso issued. oD Ilr a,
The present price Of the stock and the
business of the road give ample guarau-
tee OF the security of the obligations for
a permanent investment. Indeed the
opinion is freely expressed. that there is
no safer bonds issued by any party or
corporation in the State, and they are
cheerfully commended to capitalists as u
safe investment.
For the purpose of funding the floating
debt of the Company, $4,000 of thest.
bonds are offered for sale to the public.
ut tile Treasurer's Office in Columbia.
J16mw27 VIM. JOHNSTON, Pres't.
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or QratlaohedSby.y virtue OF any mesne or
FdDaf prUceES iSsnsd from auy -CGaF3, and
eaid person shall claim the said property,
Or sanyS part thereof, as exempt from at
tacHment by Interpretations, Of Section
8a.9o Article VI ,Aof the Ooastituti1n.
whether the saig person ownS home
atead OF real estkse or not, it shall beJhe
duty OF the officer exesnting3 the lsnid
process. to oauea:'to ibe laid of andfap.
pfsiEsd anch property as the said person
may select, consisting of such articles as
are ENUMERATED in the Constitution, in
the same manner as is prescribed in the
Act of the General Assembly entitled
AN Act. I'd determine and perpetuate
the homestead" ratified the ninth day
Of September, 1868, not to exceed in
yalhe the aggregate sum of five hundred
dollars. PHO lnIH-1tf Sra. a3a,
SEc 2. Thatthe products of agrioultu-
raj laborers, mechanics, artisans and
tradesthen of every: description, shall be
subje to like exemption as above stated,
without regard to valuation, character or
condition OF products Or earnings .
Approved March /, 1870.
AN ACr PROHIBITING THE PEDDLINa OF AR
DENT SPIRITS THRouHoUT THE STATE.
bRorIoN'1. Be IL enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives OF the
State Of South Carloina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, That from and
utter the passage of this Act it shall not
he lowful for any person, or persons, to
pedile ardent spirits in any County in
this State. ,t.
SEQ. 2. That any person, or persons
violating this Act, on proof to conviction,
shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor,
aud subject to pay fine of not moro
than FIVE hundred dollars, or imprison-
ment for not more than one year, or both
such fine and imprisonment, in the dis.
erection of the Court; and everybody so
convicted shall forfeit all such spirits,
the same to vest in the County; and if
the fine be paid, or the spirits forfeited,
one-half thereof shall be paid to the in
former.
Approved March 1, 1870.
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German Cattle PoWuer.
FOR the cure and pre-,

ESST5STA FOIt the cure and prevention Of al
= Sx3lM diseases to which Oxen, hliich
III Cows, Sheep and Hogs are subject.
FARMERS, Drovers and others will find this an
excellent Medicine, and mono should he without
it, 1t purities tho blood, carries off all gross
humOrs, aud thus prevents disease. 1t i'm
proves their appearance and condition. Whom
cattle are oppressed with heat. fatigue and in
low spirits, a few doses will restore them. For
Mich Cows, it is an Invaluable powder when
calving; it increases the quantity and richness
OF the milk and improves their WORTH To
have good cattlo. take care of them. This
Powder is for sale only at tho Drug Store of
fDec 1Ot FISHER Il HEINITSH.
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Notice,

TTNHE undersigned gives notice that on tho
Il sesond day Of May next he will apply to
tho Judge OF Probate Of this County for q
final discharge as Guardian OF Miss CLAUDIA
D. and ADELAIDE e. HENDRIX and L. J.
SCOTT HENDRIX. JOHN Fl. COUNTS.
LEXINGTON, March 22, 1870. limo
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s s 90 s s 9 s 8 $50 8

To the Working Class.-We are now pre-
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Reader, ii you want permanent, profitable
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MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD.-Es-
SAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the passional
attraction OF the sexes, and the happiness of
TRUE MARRIAGE, when perfect msnhood and
perfect womanhood unite to consecrato the
union. Sent. Free in sealed envelopes ,Ad-
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phi
ladelphla, Pa. Jan 80 3mO
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Pure Dixon Cotton Seed,

NIE OFFER for sale bushels Dickson
wv Cotton Sued, grown from seed obtained
from MIR. David Dickson, Oxford Ca, last
spring, and which Was selected by him for his
own use. notwithstanding the, .unprece.
dented dry season, we gathered from 1900 to
bales to ono mule. Price $500 por bushel.
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AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
AND THE KEEPIEa IN REPAIR oB PUBLIC
HIGAwAYs AND ROADS. i
SECTION l. Re IL enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representative of the
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liz THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
NT...of> 1o1n

~ March l, 1870.
On the question "Shall this Act pass,
the objections of His Excellency the Go
vernon to the contrary notwithstandingP"
the yeas and nays we're ordered, lin ao-
cordauce with Article 8, Section 90, of
the Constitution the Act passed by viuu
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OXFORD. Ga. Noyeml,cr a 1aCf

OXFORD, Ca, November 4, 1869.
do certify thar sold to Messrs. Richard
O'Neals Il Son. Of Columbia, Il. O., some Of my
choice improved Cotton Seed, for planting
purposes. They proposed to sell portion OF
what they raised. Planters purchasing the
Seed they raise may rely upon getting the
genuine Dickson Seed. DAVID DICKSON.
We are Mr.. DIckson's Agents hero, and will
order Seed direct from Mr. Dickson, il desired.
Price So 90 from ono TO five bushels, or 81 90
for Ave and upwards. - F'f7
Feb 10 VT RICHARD O'NEALE & SON.
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RRe9aal MoEaSee,

THE 1NElR4ptAIHSAihA ,2s9F. rAAGeE,-Dserep-
itude isatha tnatnx>l,ianoompanim IN of old
age, BUTT may be ameliogatedl, and the period
Of entire help]eseness long pest poned by the
judioious use of q 'hesltbful stiuulapt, Ply
siciaps, fully aware Of this fact. usually recon-
uieqd moderate Stimulation when tr o strength
and yigor 6f msturity .hsye been suspended
by the, fecbleness and prostration which are
the inevitable results Of declining years. Port
wine, gin, brandy and other liquors ere often
prescribed, by medical men for aged,p ,pep ,ous,
titled liquors give to the circulation, ana the
energy they seem to impart, is transitory, tii-
iess tho Ua,coholio principle 10 pmudiAed and
qualified NY the preseuce OF medicinal tonics
and ipvigorante. OF all the combinations of
dihusive stimuli with the Juices of herbs.
roots and barks that have ever been admins.
tered to the aged and intirm, with the vievlof
sust aiming their waning strength, cheering
their Dropping spirits and relieving the aches
has been found 30 effioacious, so agreeable
and DO permanent in its effects as HOSIET:
TEJS STOMACH BITTERH. Tho difference
between the effects Of the .Bitters and that OF
more excitant; however pure, is the So me as
between the effect OF a sudden and momen-
tary application Of excessive force to a given
purpose. and the result Of q STEADY, contiuu-
Gus application of exactly the rtanisIte
amount OF forco to tho same eud. The mere
spirit Of physical energy produced by a dram.
(and which is always succeeded by correspond.
lug depression,) never yet bene fitted any man
or woman suffering from physical decay A
cordial like Hostetter's Bittt rs, al once sooth-
ing and invigorating, is the remedial agont re-.
qnlred. ~. April :t6i
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AN ACT TO FURTHER DETERMINE AND PER
PETUATE THE HoMEsTEAD.
SECTION l. Be ii enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the
State of South Carolina. now met and
sitting in General Assembly. and by the
the personal property of the head Of any
family, residing in this State, is taken