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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-12
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Inform. the Citizen Of Winnsboro that
he is now prepared to furnish All kinds Of
Cool Summer Drinks from leo hen,onade
upto Champaign Cock Tail, So, pertons
can Procure Ice in large OR small aNanti,ies
nj any time.
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G1sesssaspiess,s.
FURNITURE.

largo lot Of Furniture ohsislihp Of
Lounges, SUfas, Book Cnecs. Wri,ips Desks.
all Walndt, 100 as 'orted, Single and Double
Bedsteads, 100 White Onk Split Bottom
Dining Chairs, Parlor Chairs, Wafdrobes,
Cottage Sets, and everything tisually
kept In the Furniture line, 1T prices 10 suit
the purchasers, for cash, Lookhg Glasses
put In old frames or made to order. Our
terms are cash and we will sell for The cash.
Call nd see our large stock, ,ust arrived.
jan 26 NNoINTYRg& cO
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Groceries and Provisions,

% bushels Cow Peas CornYteld
Seed lseaus Canned Fruit, Picklcs,
Brandy Peaches, Cherry Bounce Con.
fcctiorArics, &C., all Of which will be
SOLD cheap for cash and cash only at
T.. ELDERS.
GROG ERR ES Il: d PROVISIONS.
Always on hsud at lowest cash
price.
FRUIT JARS.
The most improved Solf.Sealine
Patent Fruit Jars, for sale how for tho
cash at + EhDER'S,
All We ask is call, And e&amiAe
our sto'k X befrre buying and satisfy
yourselves as to the cheapaess and
quality, for he is Determined hot to
he under sold by ANY one.
June / L. ELDER.
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CHARI.Rs 4. DANA. Editor.
The 1plIar Wjeekly Suts,
CHARLES 4. DANA, Editor.

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Charlotte, Columbia and August
Rail Road.
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COLUMBIA, June l i, 1871.
HHE following Passenger Schedule will
go into effect on this Rrad on and aft er
Sunday, June !.
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FRUIT JARS.

Always on hsud at lowest casi
OriGe,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-09-14
Majority for the Proposition


The SGdbaM ScL00t CoHrcaiion.
We wish to call the attention Of
the people to the Sabbath Schoo.
Convention which conyeues nest Sat.
urday At the Congregational Church.
The programme Of exercises is pub
hshcd in thI>, rs it vas in our last is
sue.
We assure our people they will he
well paid in devo,iug the entire day
to the Sabbath School interests, for
the exercises viii be such as will ID
tcrcst AL
The addresses by Revs. J. d. Cole
and X NJ Webster will alone he a
sufficient inducement to insure large
attendance. @
Special attention ia called to the
CbIldren'> meeting at T. NJ Let
ii be understood that this meeting is
intended for all the children IL and
ont Of the Sabbath Schools Of our
County. and viii be, a, it +, intended,
not at al deuomlnltou1l in character
The purpose Of the Cony cntion is t.
stimulate our people to renewed cx.
crtions in the sabbath School cause
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-09-14
Caijt0,4,i0 Repabttcdh !

The Golden State has gone 5000
the right rag.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-09-14

Now is the time to buy Stoves. --
Warner has the largest stock aud
latest style, in the market.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23
? From the Columbia Phenixs =
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,

UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,
Washington, March Is, ls7E @
SIR: Enclosed please find copy Of q
letter, written this day to the gentle
men whose names are attached at the
bottom; and, as a friend of good order,
aud one who, with myself, earnestly
desiring tho prosperity Of our State and
the return of peace and harmony, de:
sire you to publish in your valuable
journal, and oblige, yours respectfully,
T. j. ROBERTSON.
To Mr.. Julian A. Selby, Columbia s G
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,
Washington, March lS, 1871.
GENTLEMEN The disturbed con:
dition of affairs existing in certain To-
calities of our State has caused me the
greatest concern. .. ..1.
Sincerely desiring the prosperity Of
our State and the happiness Of all. our
people, l would consider it the most
auspicious act of my life if I could be
productive Of any good as pacifcator.
1t is unnecessary for me to enlarge
upon the terrible evils which threaten
the State if the antagonisms of our 80
ciety are not repressed. 20. ~ @.''''
My idea is that the true road to peace
is by peaceful means, by justice and
kindress to all classes, so that none may
feel themselves alien from the Govern.
ment. '-> s.''
am not sauguine of the effect of
laws Unless they are sustained by pub
lie opinion. 2i.$
My object, then, in addressing you
is to ask your aid in arousing and con.
centrating the opinion ofall good citi+
zens in favor of law and order. Know.
ing your intelligence and good inten.
tions, I venture, though not, Of the
same political organization as yourselves
to invoke your aid in the premises.
Mysuggestion is, that you put your
selves, in communication with the lead
ing citizens in the. respective Counties
of the, State, so as toorgapize and COM
bine the moral power Of the State in
/ favor of peace, good order, and obe>
dience to the lay. - ~ s'''N. :
I I,cannot but believe that the happiest
results would follow your exertions,
and harmony, good order and general
( = =
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sdEncoi.ragins Signs.

The meetagions Monday last was oAe
q tie most encouraging evidences Of
tlesbsfnopy ana peaceful, su = relations ms
whiah,exist between the peoples Of Of: tho
Town!itatt shows that where sithere is
mutual forbearance and kindness,apd as
Ions as uoinserioper or meddler inter-
@ @feres, tie White and colored' people can
lisain amannsT which i pleasant Pe saa', to both III
races. We present a striking contrast to
othsr portions'of fhe State, and express
fBe b0pet and belief, that the present
iss good sa'tv Understanding may long continue,
ssWbioh viii surely,be the case as long
sass4aoth6ughtlesa; or designing person
with base motives, comes to stir up
strife in community where peace and
sc.a sor.aerr rgnp :nrev,;l all - Z's2t l.a-r"@-.
oEaer :prefaua., .g,..-.. ..-...
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23

20 20 An ! FOR FRANcE.-Americans
FrapceSi is exhausted by this terrible
var var. Many of her people are starving
and utterly destitute" Let us not:for'
get her early recognition of American
Independence, and the prompt and
generous aid she then rendered to our
Struggling Republic, and let us now
share with her from our abundance in
this her hour Of need.
Y!,atHear the Cry that Comes Across
the Sea Hs Fr -S.ja1i 800 h..
Rallying nssong and chorus. Words
and music .byG go. +. Roo. Publish
@cd BY Root l. Gady, Chicago. tAa
2 ibis liss right. 1t is no. time to
Hcritieise later acts. France needs our
help and should have it for humanitys g
sake, ,teqen If she had not "held out
lthe friendly hand when our days were
-sdarkie 4Sowe say our Chicago friends
have done a proper and timely thing in
issuing this song. It isstitripg, and
s.xeIl calculated to arouse sympathy for
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23
RoWN MEETING &
Nomination Of Town OfHcers-
Satisfactory to all Parties.

On. Monday last. meeting Of 9th. the
citizens of the Town was held, to con.
suit as to the municipal election, which
takes place on the first Monday in
April next. ':s':.:
The meeting organized by calling
Intendant W. H. Leitucr to t. Chair,
who requested John Kershaw, Esq, to
act as, Secretary. NIr. Kershaw then then
introduced the following resolutions
/ which was adopted 's.,,: = 7at
Rc@lvcd, That the meeting observe
the following order Of business: that
nominations for Intendant, of the town
of Camden for the ensuing year be re;
| ceived, and ballot be taken upon auth
| nominations, and the one receiving q
| majority Of the votes cast, be regarded
the regular nominee ofthis meeting. ?
lRcsolved, That the. same order be
observed in reference to the nonina
tions for, Wardens of the said town.
Upon the first ballot Mr.. James Is NJ
Davis was declared the nominee fol
| Intcndant. s.'. .s...'.N'a.r'
After various ballots, the following
were declared nominees for Wardcns
10 the order in which they .wcre. pomi
| mated; ..~ -.a ,-r+@es'tg I'D !
John Kcrshaw, George Crosby; Sam'l
Place, John r. Goodale. = =
The meeting then adjourned, all pro
fessed themselves satisfied, and we hop
we may chronicle the election of tn
above ticket, without opposition or
next Monday week. -, -. = + ~. -, -;
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NOTICE! Z.
To u. 8. In. Rev. Tax Payers.

NOTICE is hereby given, that ] have is'
sued Warrants of Distraint for the collection
of all past due Taxes inthe County OF Kerr
shaw; and placed the salne in the bands oi
Joseph Galluchat, Jr., who is ordered to en-.
force the same AT ONCE, in accordance
with the law, in such case made and prOvi:
ded. ~ r: J. DONALDSON; Z I
~" - s.. Rev. Collector (
p. s. All persons indebted to the Revenue
Department, Dis specified above. will save
themselves from extra costs by meeting me
in Camden. on the Sd day Of April -Salesday
land settling the same. -. -. =, :. =. -
~ .,.f'' 3. GALLUCEATSJr
... Deputy Collector
Mar. % 2t ----..- ...-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23
THE JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, MARCH %, 1871.
New Hampshire.

Following Immediately upon the
heels of SUMMERS deposition from the
1chairmanship ofthe Committee of For"
observation-disclosures
that New Hampshire has gore Demo"
craticin' tleI Ilate SdeEtionsI a full
stata-siskst vas elected and three out
Of. the four pGugeTsZ of Congress arc q :
Democrats;; 4ESlE Al .tTuisu Hsos-l.-
ghc Radicals fear dlesss Connecticut
may fUi!5wnetItrts' good dsexample.thus set.
.Ne.rcsatd "a i as.an Indication that
thegyss looked fIpssaa fpsEs ace9Pp9osIltllon Il o, /,
t.,aRepqblican Party has,lbesun' ana !
tliatero long, seGtionalshate'aud inJus-
tsca iyhl Yin. Cease, e Sc and the country festored
tosxirtpal peace; .aoj,sfz;,.s;. legs.
Those who. .hage,liyed, South during dur
theilsstsixttoublods years, we'll know
tHaefhc var has been Kept up, by our
northern enc emics, and that there has
'S.StssSSss sS3 b.z 'Ts9t - --s. :.
beeRno peace al .r.t.. --..' g.. ,.
Eseussnos ,iu Congress, evil men
bensrpoh self saggrandizcment, are en-
dssaSysofft6g tossthrow the South back in'e
Auxiliary dsspotism, and nd reconstruct ''' F'c'
hera second tine. l.,i .,.p
swESDEtb PHitMPs, frequently call
eli tic tfc dlo;stc,ian Il; t,ian q the Republican Par
tSY7rsnysahass if 2 "rcbcl" Presiden e
iyseiested next, year, and the South
cvidsss any desire to. secedc again, Of
rise ID ID revolutions the Northmen shoult
gSsit her With the. besOm Of. Of utter ttn de
--strac,ion, and sleaye not q NOW E!' hyl!n'
wbiys5man; .sft,s, ~ e,a.lss' ",
s1Whatg insaRity, what infatuation
What fanaticislh! &% -. =, ~ -
4i1Ns pablish. elsewhyealSSes his his entire " ar
ticfsrahssiOuf peepls s;msyskpew to "hi
sanfiiinsaneaestee; hate, s6ursed.by fanat
iciissn, isS can Bring an otherwise sensibl
aan.;.,s. aan.;.,s. s--~.zosfI. .nt y. - .%.i;f
e.ByRlcbels P5esident,D he means on
osaBsmocfasic 'poItioals opinion. Il
5Sat Sd minds the swo are vastly different
out out, a. Dsm65sarSatic7 victory in 'Ne7
hampshire seems =, ,t0! =! be g sufficient t
frishtcn the ta.logiciaa," as we'll as tn
,dthsfamembcfs, ,.sofsthe party of srea
,InSs1 ~ taease seoq.b 10 lest 81 ts.., b-,,:
1ss E isn{ i5s bal II ssa.s -. -: I,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23
con,en. vonld coon revisit our distrac--

content would seqn revisit our dis!rac-
ted Safe: ~ -, -, -. Il,
Assnfipg You ofmy earnest desire to
,cssopsrats % ,tlHs mission aof. psaos
xiiichis ints1aed 10 secure the aighse
! an eySfg citizen, I remain VIII tlle y!
hgheat ard, your obedispt dis, - ssssaa
~. zsTsJ. ROBERTSas53NNsS;
To Messtseg Il: Kershaw, NJ. C:SBut-
ler,~J II. Rion, 8. MeGowan.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23

kthe war stricken peasautry, whose
Fmutc appeal is so touching.
lat eeery7sinser in the land sing it,
aud tbefo viii be 40 lack of Hfood tos|
eas Or grain 20 plant 8
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23
SHlRi,IEP'sE /, .OiFPICEt..
CAMDEN, s. cs March. stl; .Is7ls

I'D CAMDEN, S. ca March Sth, .Is77f, 4
SSBy4irtas of saadry Write 81 III Fs-,t to
me directed and .hdaed. Twill proceea ito.sel
in front of the Conft House in Camden Yon
Monday. the Sd day of April, within the
lcgal hUursz Of sale. thesfoHowing described
property, to,~it: The remaining portion OF
| the sitting of the Homestead 'of5one Tract Of
Land jp this County. on west eide of Wateree
River, containing Six tHupdf dfed,.Acrrs, more
or less, bounded north BY Lands of p. Finn
niaan, Henry Helms, Barbafy Rush; east by
Lands; of J.sDs Kennedy. Wm. Kelly; south
by Lands of Henry Smith, estaten Mfa
Young; west byL Lands Of Joseph LawhofnsC q,
Williams and LeYis Sharp. Levied on.as the
property of Thomas Sessions, at the suit:of
W., Lsitner. 80 ~ -, :. e., -.
!.Gr,d * ALSO
One Tract Of Land III this County .;iying on
both sides of,the Stage Road leading from
Camden to Lancaster, containing Thfee Hun,
dred and Fifty Acres, more rless, bounded
by Lands OF J, M. Iugrahm Oh the north;
west by Lands Of Mrs. Knox and James.M.
Bowers; south by Lands of Jno. Hs lngrahu;
east by tile estats Of Dr.. w. C. Ceuthen.
Levied on Us the property ,o nf JAS, u, sIp>
grahm, deceased, at the suit of E.: Barnes. Il
~ ALSO ~ i%.,s =; ,sst II
Eight Head Of Cattle. seized upder mott>
gage, as the property ofS.J Benton at the
suit Of Jcsse Truesdel. ,aa,
=1aor 81, ALSO ~ ,r,l
One Horse and, Three Head of Cattle,
seized under mortgage, as the propertyfo
Isaac Mattox, Rt the suit Of Geo.&Aldsn,
Agent. =. ~ -, y -. ~,
ALSO
One. Mule, Cow and Calf, Sow aud Pigs,
one Yearlng, seized under mortgages, as the
property Of Swep Champion, ut the suit of!
Mrs. Amelia Elias, Admtrx. :
ALSO ,ssSFS
Ono fine Mule aud Seven Head Of Cattle,
seized under mortgage, as the property Of
Jno, r. Pace, at the suit Of VIM; .Clyburn,
Assignee. -
Terms Cash. Purchaser paying for stamps,
and papers. ,J%P. BOSWELL,
March 9.-3t. S.K.C. 4
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23
q sNot for Joe.o

sssDuring the session of the late Peace
Yeopference, while 6 oEernor SCOTT was
'rrceiviugstRe delegation. JOE CREWS,
deliberately walked into the Executive
.,Cbambeg; and took a seat by the side of
.sGenerals KsRsHAw. The latter arose
sins a sdiguided manner, and said, 600
IT yernor, r will not sic in the same room
with Mr.. Crews. Either he or must
retire" :. JOE gathered himself up and
islopeds9TGrseiJ * -r. IN a. .,.s.. ~.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23
Another Ku KluxProelamation.

From the Union Times we learn that
the following order was posted on the
advertising board in the town on Mon
day last: .,.-. ...-.. .,,..%. ".
.HEADo'Rs, NINTH DIVISION, -
!, DEPARTMENT So. Ca i
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 3, X. K. K,:i.a
~"Iyuorance is the curse'of God" j
For this reason, we are determined
that the members Of the Legislature,
I;the School Commissioner aud the
County Commissioners Of Union, shall
no longer oficiate. .>''e ~. a',s.'i
Fifteen (15y days notice, from this
date is therefore given; and if they,
one, ;aaddH, do not at once and forever;
resign. their present iuhuman, dis:
graceful aud outrageous arule--the
rctributive justice will as surely be
used as night follows day. .ss
Also, GAii honest man is the nobiest
work Of Cod" For this reason, If
the CLERK of the said Board Of County
Commissioners and School Com
nisssioncrs docs not Immediately re-:
snounoe and relinquish their present
positions-then harsl'er measure will
most assuredly and certainly be used.
Eor confirmation, reference to the
orders heretofore published in the
"Union Weekly Times" and "Yorkyille
Enquirer" will more fully and COM
pletely show our intention. &.
'By order Of the Isis GRAND
CHIET. =. '--'.s -. "a :. {.
A. o., Grapd Secretary p :! s:t.. l'':;
March 9, 1871. ~,
1t is understood that the Sheriff
and School Commissioners have
rendered their designations, under
pressure Of circumstances. e. =
It is also stated that efforts are be-
ing made to have the Governor order
an election to FIJI the vacancies. Sin
the event Of a new election being OF.
dered there is scarcely a doubt: but
that competent and respectable officers
will be elected in the place Of the
vagabonds who have resigned
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23
2s1,ndries.s !:
CASH

: sEERIllLLIl[.ZlEl.lIG4.::,s ::,s?S-
Price at Faeto.y in Baltimore, s55 90 per
Ton, and will be sold h.fe mt. That price with
freight addcd.. Several Of the most SUCCESS.
lfal pIautors in this neighbprhood- cOnsidcrit it
eaiuI, if hof superior;tO the PeIuyial Ga9noo,
.ef which, 80 much has been eaid. sTheSfol /
lowing paiued gentlemen are referred to aas
knnieinir its merits sy'@'ts l::1,'3 NJ GsE!
Egol. SY.s M SHANNON .GMsj. JOIN
CANTEY, Col. R ~. SIMS. and .uthes
/ This Eertiiizsr combines EXCELLENCE
and C CHEAPNESS is equal in its results 70
Periiyinn Guano, and tgf moFe: perinnnsft
benefit to the sDik 2t ~ a:sa ssi. = ].
/ 1T natures the crop three TO four YeeksIt
Nadsancs; and greatly increases tie yield:
- ~ y. W.. .J0RDtN,s5A Agent.
March f6. &. 8lnry
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23
HENRY 4. HEIMBoLD'S
S1QMRpu ND FLUID
fxtfagt Catawba
era DE. PILLS.

HUilpbneQt Ratff-Flnid Extract Rhubarbs .
fStdsFy he act Catawbn Grape Juice.
For 1dreFB SplaiDts, Jaundice,S Bilious At.
4 .fectnHs, Sigk or Nervous Headache, Cos.
tigenesss Etc, Purely Vegetable, Contsin-
J, Ing no Mercury, Minerals or Deletsrious
Drugs. -
"a -. IT
These piiIsafe fls most dsfsslgSyfaNg 6isSss
ant pnrgatiye, 5superseding castor oil. salts,
!. ma ghesiai etc. There b pithing gniorvsc.
ceptibls e. tile stSmacff.s stfhy ghs tone
md cause flei1her nsIsea nor gripping pains. =
2 1Fhey Are romposFd of me -iFest -Ti5gndlvaffr-
After; a fey dpys, lse f thsrr. snehras ipa-I
sigoratiea Of ties entfffe system fakes pIdc5 I
MS tuappear Iniraculons to- the wputand en-
fyyatsd, wii@tst sif1g fiiJfrs sji6itf6d dS5tfQr 3
idispase. II. r. 1Ielnboif i Compound Fluid.
EEsBratt sEatagba Grnpe II are not sugur =
e,atedr from tie. .fet taintssbsaf ebsssh liIIst
sitSsas SissSl9 9as caGss 4 81 do lss nc
ddfesthe desired effect. Tie Catswba
Gape Pills, being pItasanE iftaste and odor,'
do Bgt necessityso AsH bsiBe ssgassystsE'
'Pree kiits Ce'as Pc. .ss1>t sl'-ssiS-s,sss
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.d4 somebody says, with homelyi force
jYou eaut sat enough in one week, to
last q whole year, and Jou can't adver-
,tise On that plan either t,2rta gj 7
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23
ALSO
ALISO
ALSO

Eight Head of Cattle. seized upder mort
gage, as the property Of J. Benton, ,at the
suit Of Jesse Truesdel, -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23

One Horse and, Three Head of Cattle,
seized under mortgage, as the propetyoi
Isaac Mattox, at the suit Of Geo. Alden,
AaeDt. St@
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! n&ItG 1VSns .
Smyrna times., 1871-05-03
NORTH.
SOUTH.

lay Tx 4L& win PaSsenger Car att9ced viii
90 @ Cayton 100 Dover 80 ;amen sj Felton, and b,
u al about 1890 A. NJ Returning, C leave ar
,n@ton about 3Oj p NJ FELTON, 3jp Camden 5J Dover rs
Moorton Coo ClaHtOn, $50 Mddetdwn New Castle 1000
and he due at Wilmington about p NJ Subject o deaV
INCIDENT to Freight Business.
ms tram will stop to take Passengers only Stations
named but will set down any stopping place
ce mar corner state Road. Del Junction and Dupont
New Castle Trans-Leave New Castle for Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 7.4U, A. NJ ~
Leave Philadelphia 1900 NJ, and Wilmington l0 T. NJ fo
New Castle. N' = '''' ''
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Additional to those ahoyei
trave smyrna or clayton 40 A. NJ and p VI. Leave
Clayton Tor smyrna s4O A. NJ and 2HR to II axe conuec
ion with trains to and from Dover Stations south
y. q SEWALI.. Supt Del r. r.
Smyrna times., 1871-05-03
Delaware Railroad Line
y u I'm nm er ARA nm ent
0nand after

0nand after
MONDAY,APRIL 4th. 1870,
Passenger trains will run as follows, NJ
til further notice. All Trains SUNDAY
excepted
Smyrna times., 1871-05-03

shall forfeit copy thereof said
forfeit and such DAMAGES be recovered in civil
action by such proprietor In court of competent urdIc
tiOn.
ITO be continued.