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ABBEv1lLE s. c. FRIDAY. April. g. ls7o
An Acr 70 PROVIDE EoR rnB AprofNr.
MENr OF fRfAt 3bsrtcEs.

MENT or TRfAt jbsrtCEs.
SEcTfoN l. BE Il enacted by tho Ser.
ate and House of Representatives of
the State, Of South Carolina, now mot
and sitting IN General Assembly and
by tho authority Of tho sumo, That
tho Governor by and with the advice
and consent Of the Senate, shall, from
tune to time, appoint and commission
in the several counties of the State, q
suitable number of Trial Justices.
SEC. 2. Such Trial Justices shall be
distributed as the convenience of the
several counties requires, and the
number in commission shall not ex.
coed, in Abbeville, nine; Anderson,
sixteen; BarnweIl, ten; Beaufort, ten;
Charleston, twcnty-four Chester,
eight; Clarendon, six; Collcton, ten !;
Chesterfield, four; Darlington, eight;
Edgefcld, eight; Fairfield, eight
Georgetown, tive; Grcenville, eig ght /;
Horny, six; Kershaw, six; Lancaster,
four; Laurcns, five; Lexington, seven;
Marion, six; Marlboro, six; Ncwbcr-
ry, soven; Oconce, five; Orangeburg,
seven; E'ickens, five; Richland, eight;
Spartanburg, twelve; Sumter, eight
Union, eight; Williamsburg, eight
York, eight.
Sec. 3. Trial Justices shall be com
missioncd and hold their offices for
the term of two years, unless sooner
removed by tic Governor. If Trial
Justice changes his domicil, and re.
moves therefrom tho distance OF
three miles, his authority and juris-
dlction as such Justice shall thereupon
cease, and another Trial Justice may
be designated and appointed in his
place.
Sec. 4. The Governor is authorized
to suspend from his Office. for such
causes as shall seem Just, any Trial
Justice, and to designate another per.
son to perform tho duties Of such
suspended officer (who, in turn, may
be removed and another designated. J
and he Shall report such suspension
TO the Senate, together with the
name OF the person designated by
him to perform the duties of sucl,
suspended officer; and if the Senate
confirms the person so designated, the
officer suspended shall be regarded as
removed, and the vacancy duly filled
but if tho Senate refuses to confirm
him, tho suspended officer shall be
restored to his office.
SEC. 6. This act shall take effect on
and after the first day of May next
but the Trial Justices herein provided
tor may be appointed and commits
stoned prior to that time, to enter up
on their duties on after that day, anC
on after the first day of May the
office of Magistrate is and shall be
abolished.
SEC. 6. That during the vacation
of the Senate, the Governor is author
lied to appoint Trial Justices, subiec
to the approval of the Senate, to act
unless sooner removed by him, till tn,
end of the next session. If lot an
proved by tho Senate, said appoint
ments shall cease ut the end of tn.
said session.
Approved, February %, 1870.
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sEc. .. For tho purpose, provided
under tho preceding Sections Of this
AIT, tho Residence Of any person who
has family shall be held to bc where
he boni'ds, In my County in this
State.
SEC. 8. In all cases o man, horse,
plow and cart, shall bo equivalent to
three days labor; aman, wagon
and two horses shal be equivalent to
five days' labor and so in propor-
tion for nll teams and wagons used by
and under the directions Of said Com
missoners. Aud tho County Com
missoncrs are hereby authorized to
appoint Sub-Com mmissioncrs in each
Township, to supcrintend the repair
ing of roads and highways in tho diff.
forent Counties Of the State.
SEC. z. That all acts or parts of
Acts, inconsistent with the provisions
of this Act, be. and the same are
hereby, repealed.
SEC. 8. That this Act shall take
effect immediately after it's passage.
Approved March l, 1870.
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Meeting Of the South Carolina State
Dental Association. "~'

The above Association, which met
in Columbia during the past week,
has adjourned after pei manently Or
ganizing and electing tho following
officers: DR.. J.. B. Patrick, of Charles
ton, President; DR.. VIM. G. Wardlaw,
of Abbeville, First Vice President;
DR.. Fl. R. Hanberry, of Grahams Tur-
nout, Second Vice President; DR.. T..
T., Moore, of Columbia, Correspond
ing secresary;Dr. Q. J. Bond, Of Mar
ion, Recording Secretaryj Or. r. F.
Chupein, of Charleston, Treasurer.
The following Committees were ap-
pointed: ..., -,
Ezeeutive committee-Drs, 3. b.;Boo-
ger, G. F. S. Wright, a, e, Durham,
N Sims. ........ .I.,. y
Committee. on Membership @Drs. p W.
L. Reynolds; Edward Clones, j. R.
Thompson. ...
comnittee on 0peratips ,pen1tist,y-
~. ~ y y 1aailtAeH81, "aiiatA8, ~.
.. Bona. ',s.z ,.~,1l .. Il Gnz:ss,,ae
C"m"itee on .MerAnn;eaz Dfntiskry-zDrs
Il: }: Whaley, F. R. Hanberty,J: 81.
Alexander, wa. Fallow,-:., .-ey,
- Delegates to! the Southern iDeptsl
Associations to be held in New Or
isans,, lss lin April nextTDEs. Y, G.
Wardlaw and 7. B. Patrick. .r.a
10 the American Dental ,Associa-
ton, to be held in Nashville, II: Au-
gust next-Drs., Thomas r. Moore
and Il. R.. stanly. , @1' g. ESa''. sz.+'
:, The next mf-anndai y meeting will
be held in .charl lesion IN November
next, and the hext regular aiinfssersa.
ry il Columbia, on the first tuesday
in MAY next, @i<"ii 8a7<9saAsi eSs,
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AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED
can Act to Provide for the Ap-
pointmcnt of Land Commissioner,
and to Define his Powers and Du-
ties" and for Other Purposes there.
in mentioned.
SECTION 1. Be 1t enacted by the Sem
ate and House of Representatives of
the State of South Carolina, now met
sitting in General Assembly and by
the authority Of the same, The Treas
urer of the State is hereby au' horiZ-
ed and directed to issue to the Land
Commissioner bonds Of the State, in
the sum Of FIVE hundred thousand
dollars, with coupons attached, if in
the opinion Of tho Advisory Board so
much be necessary, bearing six per
cent. interest; tho principal payable
in twenty years, at the Financial
Agency OF this State in the CITY of
New York; the bonds to be signed
by the Governor and countersigned
by the Treasurer of the State, and
the coupons to be signed by the
Treasurer Of the State which bonds
shall be negotiated in such form and
manner as the ADVISORY Board, by q
majority of votes, shall determine.
The faith and credit Of the State is
hereby pledged to the payment of
tho principal and interest of said
bonds; and q sufficient amount Of
taxes is hereby levied to pay the in
terest on said bonds annually. y.
Sec. 2. The Land Commissioners
shall be subject to the action Of q ma
jority.of the Board, and any purchase
or sale Of property made without
their advice or consent shall not be
valid. -J,ntco9& t.tf:t! i"g,oc
Il SEC. 3. That no purchase shall be
made without the certain knowledge
of the commissioner that he will be
able to, sell the same without delay.
SEC. 4. That all Acts or parts of
Acts inconsistent with this: Act be,
and sare hereby, repealed,
Approved March l, 1870. ,...a'' 80 -.
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:, The following was received, via
Lisbon, from Rio Janeiro president
Lopez, of Paraguay, is dead. He
was surrounded, and refusing to sur
render was killed by a Brazilian
lancer. The mother, sister of. Lopez,
together with Madame Lynch, have
been captured. The commander Of
the Brizilian troops who put this fin.
ishihg stroke to the Pars9uayar war
was created by the Emperor Viscount
faletos.1 aenrh ~ -nt.ccc D.. -
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AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE CON-
sTRUCTIoN AND THE KEEPING IN
REPAIR OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS AND
ROADS.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Sen
ate and House of Representatives, of
the State OF South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly, and
by the authority of the same, That
all able bodied persons, and all male
persons able to perform, or cause. to
be performed, the labor herein reuuir-
cd, between the ages of eighteen and
forty-fve years, shall be liable annu-
ally to perform such days labor on the
public highways and roads as shall
not exceed ten days, in one year, un-
der the direction Of the Commission
ers Of the County in which he shall
reside: Provided, That if any person
being warned as hereinafter provided,
shall pay to the County Treasurer. Of
the County in which he may reside
the sum Of one dollar per day, after
being notified by the Commissioners,
the same shall be received in lieu Of
snch labor, and shall be applied by
said Commissioners to the Construc-
ton and repair of highways and
roads in the precinct to which, they
belong. III .,t.s 5.....-, ..,. ''' '
SEC. 2, 1t shall be tho duty Of the
Commissioners of each and every
County in this State to order out
every such person, resident rs afore-
said, between tho first Monday In De-
,cember. and the first Monday in Au.
gust annually to do and perform the
work aforesaid on the public high.
ways and roads in their respective
Counties; and if any such resident
being personally warned by such
Commissioners or by having a written
notice served at his place Of residence
shall refuse or neglect, having had at
least three days notice, to attend by
himself OF: substitute equally ablc to
perform said duty as himself, or, hav-
ing attended shall refuse to obey the
directions of the said Commissioners,
shall, upon conviction thereof, be
fined by the County Commissioners,
In q sum not less than Lvc nor more
than fifteen dollars, the same to be
collected as other judgments.
SEE, 3. In case any person shall
remove from one County to another,
who has, prioAto such REMOVAL, per-
formed the whole or any part Of the
labor aforesaid, or in any othes way
has paid the whole. amount aforesaid
in lieu Of such labor, and shall pro.
.dnce a certificate OF the same from
'the Commissioners Of the proper,
County, snch certificate shall be q
complete discharges for. the" "amount
therein specified ali: n.o1 "!c3
2'i SEQ. 4. Any person called on to
perform any labor upon tho public
highways and roads, under the provis.
ions of this Act, shall by himself or
substitute appear at the place appoin,l
ted by the Commission era 1t tho hons
t6f eight ,o'clock in the forenoon with
,,speh necessarily TOOLS and oimpien6snts
As the Comm fnisaohers lmayf jJfifgct i
,snd the Con- missionefs, 'tAayif 3Hecss.
sAfy for the leo1stru ctf6fi 'of fcrepAir oS
the highway Or road, order ahyapsr.S
son owning the ssHshS 9toaif fafHishi 'as
team Of forssss. 'ltnieR ur.,o1ep,- anys
wAEsn, cart stiowi0f ectS Sper,Gy6 be
ehpfoyed Hna fsSd DAathe sfsid harh.
seai sa .essss ssse ahsa v a'lH aHasssass ssss's!;s
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The MCFARLAND 2nTRfxKA KAThe
New'Hork papsrs report in. fdll the
proceedings, of the trial .of. Daniel
MeEarla9d for killing, Albert D. Rich
ardson in the Tribune Office. under
circumstances with which the spiblio
are familiar. Mr. Nc Farlasd,s on
leaving prison, entered; ;af. strestacar,
accompanied by 5an; sof6cerk nobody
recognizing him. On. arriving al the
conrt-room he = was addmfttsd by q
side door to the great disgust 81 his
fellow; citizens who wsres wait3n6 to
catch a glimpse of him, outsids.S He
occupies Q, place beside .s hias counsel.
As 'ssss ssaR Rais assss re TED;
smoothly shaved and tisls tksEserdfs de-
meahosscooi and coliSeseda 8ooH AT.
ter tho atrisaliofathe pfisphersheiwas
iGinsd by big! little ssnn eRaRsy,ssThey
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dressed. others ffssfyi eHeesafds he
was 2prepaFati ft6 meets ecstHAa&erdiot
whatever itMas,ohat hezNas oo1adent
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lsEriaeb III reduft xaffss sset1aa 56 Hall,
Henry Bergtitasa oCouU [JpAanes.
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father ii95 bs eSHnanssl fSE the prSsSca.
Ndah Dasasoana hafE sfeHSaKEaaThe
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AN ACT TO LIMIT TIE COST OF GRIM
INAL PROSECUTIONS.

-,@NSo 1SOobSC
SECTION I. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the State of South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority Of the same,
That in no case shall the fees Of more
than three witnesses he taxed against
the State in the examination Of Grim
inal Cases, before Trial Justices or
Magistrates Courts unless their ma
teriality and importance shall be Ger
tilted 10 by the Solicitor for the circuit
in which the examination shall take
place.
SEC. 2. No Trial Justice or Magis-
tratc shall he paid fees for binding
over more than three witnesses, in o"c
criminal case, to appear before :
Court Of General Sessions, unless the
Solicitor for the circuit shall certify
their materiality and Importance.
Approved February %, 1870.
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AN ACT PROHIBITING TIE PEDDLING
OF ARnENT SPIRITS THROUGHOUT
TIE STATE.
SECTION 1. Be ii enacted by the Sen
ate and House of Representatives of
the State Of South Carolina. now
met and sitting in General Assembly
and by the authority Of the same
That from and after the passage OF
this act it shall not DC lawful for any
person, OF persons, to peddlc ardent
spirits in any county in this State.
SEC. 2. That any person or persons
violating this act, on proof to con
viction, shall be deemed guilty of u
misdemeanor, and subject to pay o
fine Of not more than one year, or
both such fine and imprisonment, in
the discretion of the court; and eve
rybody so convicted shall forfeit all
such spirits, the same to vest in the
county; and if tho fine be paid, or
spirits forfeited, onc-half thereof shall
be paid to the informcr.
Approved March l, 1870.
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Public N office.

Is hereby given to all parties interested
4 j" the ELate Of Robert Ellis, decd,
that q sst,leme,x of SAID Estate will be
made in the Probate Office for Ahbevills
County an the 20 b inst. The heirs a.
Ia" are hereby especially notified Of the
said settlement and all others having
claims will make the sams known. on or
before that day. a,,g ~. % .'.~..., 49,,
- ,r.i : ~-a,; JOSEPH ELLIS.
- J.. ..~- JOHN COWEN..
. ......~ 49,. .,..r Administrators.
April 4. 1870, 5o-M
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VI, a, company has recently been form.
ed int London, for. the purpose, Of o.
tablishing q line or 'steamers throh "a
the Snes Canal, between the = Neither.
IaHds and tho Dutch colonies inI4tsS
Eastern .;seas.s sAngannuai attRdsa .oa
$50, O,000, 900, q specie export of 2B,00Oo
900, land .ekteHgiye trsaiefin .nassen.
gers beth civilians Civilians end end dsola bss ars
1ioa y; A;k ~. -
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opened April /. Pr6sfdSnso Jsafas
recommends I'D i1fs ruSsyura the pIo:
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AND DEMOCRAT BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
Meetings.

The following Democratic meetings
will be held at the times and places
mentioned:
Orangevile, Saturday evening, Oct.
1st.
Rohrsburg, Monday evening, October
Sd.
Buckhorn, Tuesday evening, October
4th.
Mifllinville, Wednesday evening, DC.
tobe~ 9TH.
Foundryvilc, Wednesday evening,
october 9th.
Mainville, Thursday evening, Octo.
Der 9Th.
Mt. Pleasant, (Miller's) Thursday
evening, October 9th.
lola, Friday evening, october 9TH.
Beaver Valley, (Shuman's) Friday
evening, October 7th.
Benton, Saturday evening, October
Sth.
Shutdown, Saturday evening, October
Slh.
Jorseytown, Saturday evening, Octo.
Der Sth.
w. b. KOONS,
CIR. Dem. Stand. Com.
Bloomsburg, Sept. 28, 1870.
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OUR GAME LAW.-FOr the informa
ton of our spOrtsmcn and others, We
give below some interesting data rela
tive to the time Of taking, catching
and killing certain game.
lartridgeS or Quails shall not y,
killed for period of three years, undcl
a penalty Of ten dollars for each and ev.
cry birds so killed.
Pheasants or RufIed Grouse can 1t
killed between the first day of August
and the 20th day of December.
WoodcOck can be killed between tn,
l5t day Of July and the 10Th day of No
Vcmber.
Rabbits can he Killed between the
lst day of August and the 1st day OF
January
Rccd.bird can be killed between thc
1st day Of September and the 3lst day
Of December.
English and Grey Snipo can be killed
between the lst day Of September and
the 18th day of November.
Wild Turkey can be killed between
the lst day of October and the Is, day
of January.
Fox and Grey Squirrels can be killed
between the lst day Of August and the
15t day Of January.
Trout may be caught during the
months of April, May, June and July,
and only with a hook and line
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AUTUMN.-Although the falling
IeaVes and the gay coloring of the foil.
age proclaim the advent Of "the melan-
choly days" "the saddest of the year,
there is very little in the temperature
TO convince one of the fact. With the
exception of two or three early morn
ings which gave us hoar frost, the air
mas been as soft and balmy as in mid.
summer The usual September storm
has as yet failed TO visit us, and the
parched earth gasps for moisture From
all parts of the country complaints
reach us Ofthe scarcity of water. Wells,
springs, and streams alike are running
dry, farmers find it impossible to ulow
IN The dry and dusty earth, and in the
neighboring county of 5chuylkill, it
has been found necessary to haul water
from long distances to supply the ordi-
nary needs of the people. We learn
mat one of the large colliCriCs has been
obliged to suspend operations, there not
being sufficient supply of water to
use in the ordinary working Of the
mines. Doubtless the flood gates Of
Heaven will be opened before long and
continued rains compensate us for the
long drought. May they come soon.
Since writing the above the rains
have reached Us.
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This is the most thorough blood purifier yet
discovered, and cures alt hi,HlOrS from the worst
SScrqfita to n common Eruption. Ifmpics and
ht0tchcS on the Jdcc and scdIY rough skim which
are such annoying blemishes to many young
persons yield to the use of few bottles of this
wonderful medicine. From one to eight bottles
cure Sat Rhet1i, EiYsipeldS, Scdid Head, Ring
Worms, BOiis, Scdu EiuptiOnS OJ The Skin, Scroutd
Sores, Ulcers and "Culker' in The Mouth and SiOBi-
dch. 1t is pure medicinal extract of native
roots and plants, combining in harmony Natures
most sovereign curative properties. which God
has instilled into the vegetable kingdom for
healing the sick. II is n great restoIer for the
''rcngth ana vigOr of the system. Those who
49," langud, sleeplcss, have NERVOUS GppreheHsiOHs
ar r'arS, or any of the affections SymptOmatic OF
"' mess, will find convincing evidence of lis
.. rntive pOwt upon trial If you feel dtH,
't".rSY dc6NHdfcd and dcSpOndent, have frequent
Hcr'dchc, mouth tastes 6ddig in the morning, ir-
FeyUdT appetite and tongue cOdtCd you are suffer-
ing from 1Oypid LiuCr or "BdiOuSHcSS." In many
cases OF "LiuCr COHpidiHt' only part Of these
symptoms are experienced. AS n remedy for all
such cases, Dr. PierCes Golden Medical DiscOV-
cry has no equal as il effects perfect cures eav-
ing the liver strengthened and heating. For the
cure of Habitual Constipation of the Bowels 1t
is never falling remedy, and those who have
used IL for this purpose are loud in It's praise.
In HrnHchi0i, IHTOut ana Li7lD Diseases, IT has
lroduced many truly remarkable cures, where
other medicines had milod. sold hy druggists
al Sl0I Ier h tie. Prepared at the Chemical
Laboratory of Il. v PIERCE. NJ. D.,
Jl227Ott Buffalo, n. Y.
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The contest being now decided let Us
follow them to the table. The supper
this year was provided by Mrs. Hiram
Hess, than whom, none know better
how to get up good meal. All that was
needed that their fine farm did not pro
duce, was sought for in other markets.
Here was every luxury that could
tempt the leeblest appetite and substan-
tials suitable to the stOmachs of hungry
men, all got up in Aunt Olives best
style. Liquor alone wa' wanting, and 1t
is creditable to the habits of our people
to say, that on these and all similar oc-
casiOns, liquors are not introduced.
But the company soon evinced their
appreciation of the ample provisions,
and demonstrated that they were not
only "good ON a hunt" but knew how
to do justice to a good supper. Turkeys
soon lost their fine proportions and ap-
ppaIed in Il fragmentary condition.
pyramids OF golden butter were robbed
of their symmetry and bread,pies cakes
&c. dc. rapidly disappeared as hungry
men only can NOW them away,
Finally, the whole thing passed OIL
pleasantly, and even those who were
beaten, considered that they had fun
! enough for two dollars. RAVEN.
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At New Hampton with Central II. Il. of ~ j.
Ihr Man aud Express trains eastwHrd and west
ward connect with trains for New York, Eliza
bclh, tlalnteld, SOmcrVille and other stations
Az washington with Morris Il Essex II, r.
Mail ana Express trains make close and reliable
connections with trains Tor New York. Newark
MolrisluWn, Dover, Waterloo, HackettstOwn &C.
, AZ Manunka Chunk with BelVidere Delaware
X, X. Close connections are made by Mail and
Express trains, with trains for Philadelphia
Trenton, Phillpsburg Belvdere. sc, BY Train
No. = passengers reach Philadelphia via Cam
den, by No. t. via Eensington. Passengers on
No, T. arrive IN Philadelphia in time 10 take the
ll.b0 p. IN, train for Baltimore and Washington.
AZ scranton with Lackawunna Il BlOomsburg
4 Delaware Hudson Rail Roads Trains on
these roads connect with our trains for Pittston,
Wilkes Barre, Berwick, bloomsbury, DanVille
Olyphant, Archibald and Carbondale.
AT BinghamtOn with Erie hallway. Mail No
connects with Express Mail on Erie Railway
leaving NJ A.l2 p. IN. with sleeping coach at
uchcd, arriving at Buffalo AT $50 next morning
express No. connects with a way train for
OwcEo, Ithaca, and Elmra.
y lbanN a SuSquehunna Rail Road. Four trains
a day run each way between Binghamton and
Albany. one leaves Binghamtou at 30 p. m,
ana arrives az Albany at 800 p. m.
syracuse, Ginghamton 4 n. Y. Il. II. Trains
ipr ylacuse leave AT a. m, and 6,25 \. ~. Trains
rom syracuse arrive at ll,is q, NJ. and $50 p m.
X, A, HENRY, W. +. HALLSrEAn.
GEM fdss. and Tit, Agent. Supt,