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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-08-03

- bUU UUIH-CAItUHiNA - :,
Land & immigration Association.
The undersigned having accepted tho agency;
for the above Association for this County ID pre-
pared to sell tickets and giyeall informatioa re-
'pecting the same. ~ ? .srr.Er. Z, GsS.
bar Office, on Rntlcdge Street, Camden, s. G.;
>. ., - JOHN KERsHAH..
June &c.. ~. q. t. =. :,-sst -ss:J stf.1I =
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.These PILE. arc the most delightfully."- pleasant
purgative, supersedinG castor oil, salts, ,Emagne.
sia, etc. There is snothiSg nofs acceptable TO the
stomach. They give tone, and cause neither
nausea nor gripping pains They are composed Of
the finest ingredients; After q few days use Of
them, such an IMMIGRATION Of 4He entirs system
takes place as to appear miraculous to the weak
and enettvated whether arising from iimprpdenSe
or disease. HIT. HsImbold' o Compound E1tract
Catawsbs Grape PillsSare net sugar coated, from
the factshat seosted Pills do not dissolve,
but pass through the stomach withouttd Giving,
consequently do not produce. the desired effect.
The Catawba Grape Pills. being pleasant III taste
and odor, do not s.neceshtste their Being sugar
coated, Price Fifty. Cents per box, =. fs,....
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Adnrinistrator's Notice.

All persons having demands againstthe estate
Of the late: William Drakeford deceased, wiz
present themlegaliy attested, and those indeb,
cd tothe said estate win make paymcntto = =,
-, J. J. TR!ANTHAM, Admin
q June %. Al
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Xssa,i1se 5: Gs Ies: sl 1885,,

IN. b3It,'h16,.. .r!i -'i7, n!iFb59'ls5 ~ ~.
rDEaaisifsI deem ~ my duty and oniy sS Hss
Of justice TO- yourself, that ! should maket
lowing statement, coming as 1t does from ens
who for many years had no faitk III
Medicines and, have persistensly Eiezaaad ts
use themfor any purpose. whateyerss must seyf
thatI have used yodr Dr. FEVER AND HGtEPHTy
in my practice this ia tsdnd heze nevcxfn ~
first instance. failed ta relieve my .psHept1; L;
have now frequent calls In my Drug Store tSE
:yourF and Ague aRilh. i always, ,srccoinl
mend them with the happiest results. i an, sysfgs
TO giving large 4uanties Of quipfne, zor eenfinue
ing its use long, and can safely ssyfthst lG0t
'ISE,,s FEpERsANDAG AGUE PILLS flls ity plkss
and lesyes the patient no nnpleasAnt synptops.
I.wishyou had the satisfaction u 5tn61ins tkiS;
yonr, Fever and Ague Pills hare Eslisysd na1y,
under my treatment when other medicines fAst
hsse tried hsSe failed 10 do. 20 s..s
Yours respectfully /, ysss t,
/ i, s. CONTEMPORARIES. n
i t;:p "a AfEp9ts go q =. n ~
nereatays 8ararell- oiseasas& Css lsya ~
1871. .2.,4s-l.. -. u
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H.T. T.HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU cures
diseases arising from imprudences, habits Of dis
spation, etc., in all their stages at little expense
little or no changcin diet, no inconvenience and
exposure. Itcauses frequent desire to Urinate
thereby removing DISTINCTIONS, preventing and
curing Structures, ofthe Uretha, allaying pain
and Inflammation, so frequent in this class Of
diseases and e1pelling all Poisnous matter. -.
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D. L .DeSAUSSURE & CO.. {
COMMISSION AGENTS, Il.
, Will buy and sell COTTON, PRODUCE, and
MERCHANDISE generally, upon liberal terms,
and solicit censignments, which they will endes-
vor to dispose Of to best advantage, either n
Wholesale or retail, ~
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They also Offer, va
&. AtCo9tfor Cash, -
The entire of their former stock, purchased BY
Messrs. J. I. Middleton & Co.,, and sold on their
account.
juno Oft ..,. ,-:, ....
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One Cream colored Horse. Levied on as the
property of D. C. PEBBLES, at the suit of R. R.
Player. < s-t
Terms CASH. Purchasers paying for stamps
and papers. -. J. P. BOSWELL,
July 13-4t S. X: G.
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Sheriff Sales. I
SmERrpr's OFFICE,

CAMDEN, S. c., July 10, 1871.
By virtue of sundry writs Of Fl Fa. to me di-
'r,ctcd and lodged, will proceed to sell in front
6fthe; Court House in Camden on Monday, the
fh day Of August next, within the legal hours
u sale, the following property, to-wit:
:, One House and Lot on King street. Levied on
as the property of Estate of Lemuel Jacobs at
the suit of the Town for taxes.
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All those two lots Nos. 2Os and 21o in Cam
den, whereon stood the OLD JAIL, bounded
north by lot No. =, east by Church street,
south by King street, and west by lots No. -.
Levied upon as tho properly of kershaw County
nj. the anti of T. p Boswell g. KC,
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Approved March 2, 1871.

An Act to Vest in the Charleston Land
Company the Charter ofu Ferry from
Hdmtin's Wharf, in the City of
Charleston, to the FoAowing Points on
the IFando Riccr, to ,rh: Scanlonville.
Remley's Point, Ernning's Landing
and Daniels Island Landing.
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 a pnblic fer
ry~be, aud the same is hereby established
from Hamlin's Wharf, in the city of
Charleston, to the following points on
the Wando River, to wit: Scanlonville,
Remley's Poiut, .Venning's Landing I'd
Daniels Island Landing; and that the
said ferry shall be vested in the Charles.
ton Land Company for the term Of
twenty years.
SEC. 2. That the said Charleston Land
Company shall enjoy the exclusive char.
ter Of said ferry, with the privilege OF
charging not more than fifty cents for
each passenger conveyed, and reasonable
freight on merchandise: Provided Said
Company shall have said ferry establish.
I'd and in good working order within two
years after the passage Of this Act
Approved Marce 2, 1871.
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tCoMMUN1CArED.1
A Good Cause.

+ On Friday, the 9th instant, meeting
was called at the Firemen's Hall, for the
purpose of organizing temperance So
ciety. Early ih the evening of said
day, large crowd Of gentlemen assem-
bled. Upon invitation Dr. Thos. A.
Elliott was called to The Chair, and A.
c. D.bble to the Sccretaryship. After
few remarks from the Chair, It was
announced that the meeting was open
for business.
The prospects Of the Society 10 sue
ceed, are extremely fa.seripg Certain
ly the gentleman who leads the cause is
enough to make it brilliant SUCCESS
The Society had another meeting last
night y
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Respectfully,
J.. a. ZEIGLAR.

"TuE CSivERsAL ArEu. On my jour
ncys over the contincni-through Turkey,
India. Chinn. japan, Peru Chill, Paraguay,
DrnIil, and Mexico, nnrl the United States
in them Nil 10 somc extent and in some to a
great cxicni, have found the universal
Ayer Represented b. his inmily medicines.
w!'ici arc often hell iii f.buiou. cstecm
Whether incy win their marvellous rcIuta-
iiea bs'aei:- ~. os. ik.a.a y lss.--..-
they l"ye i. 10 such degree t.ai i, free
1ucmiiy CAV, ~, y Distinguish Importance
TO hly, come from the same country
[Fic'i's letter. from uhroa,.
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State, is hereby Incorporated, with oil
tho rights aud privileges awarded to re-
ligious denominations iu this State.
SEo. 2. That the said the LssSSaaaoss
Presbyterian Church, of Fairfield, may
acquire lands within this State for reli.
gious and educational purposes, aud rsga.
late and govern the same as they may
deem proper, in uccoi dance with their
laws and discipline, such laws not being
inconsistent with the lawi of this State.
SEQ. 8. ACT snail be deemed public public
Act, and shall continue in force for the
term of twenty five years.
Approved March 8, 1871
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[CoMMUNIcATED.7

Mr.. E7itor-Will youallow me small
space III your pap II 10 in orm those who
have charged ne with buying aud spec
ulatirg on seed cotton, OF true purport
Of the matter.
| was not Interested in any WY du-
ring the past season, in buying cotton in
the seed, nor did derive one cent ben
eft from anything of the sort.
| did in 1869, buy some cotton in the
the seed, but found at the end of the sea
sou, that [ had bought more of my own
cotton, than had bought Of others, So
that speculation satisfied mc. And the
fortune, or wealth, that made ofthat
speculation was certainly made over ths
left. No sir, .hink it evil aud unjust
20 the planters of cotton, and would be
glad to see it surp essed.
have, sir, made failure in business
since the late war, which has thrown
me in debt, and all the wealth I de-.
sire, is enough to pay my honest debts.
Sir, shall not buy nor sell anything
in my community, that is not agreeable
to my fellow citizens.
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it goes to bear us out in our conviction
that politics, after all, will turn out
to be the prime object of the Tax Pay
ers' Convention. And our prophecy, no
matter with how many grains Of, regret
made, that the whole thing, if this be
the case, will result in an injury to the
State, is made strong by said resolution.
The reconsfrucfion acts are ,lot "viewed
as fnasies."
Verify the Democratic party is its
worst enemy
1t may bo said that we are inconsist.
ent. We are not. II is only the result
of Disappointment. Our faith in the
action of the taxpayers, was strong. IT
is now weak !; and our advice to our fel-
owcitizens in the country-those who
do not think that gassing and the fram-
ing Of high sounding resolutions, are the
greatest things in the worlds this {:
Take care Of yourselves, and cntrust not
your fate and fortunes to the hands of a
few men. Remember that Conventions
have never done you much material good
yet. Indeed, they have been your banc
Learn yourselves to know that there is
something greater than is to be found in
the aspirations of him who desires to be
dictator, no matter Mt what cost to the
people. Learn, again, the lesson which
you may have forgotton: Conventions
brought you to what you are today, and
from fata! one sprang the supposed ne
cess'ty for the present, and every one
chat has been held since the war. Learn
that it is quite easy to pass resolutions
for you to cnact, but that it is sometimes
quite unpleasant for you to carry them out.
Thea learn and act out the first law
of nature, to wit: Scli-prescrvatior.
Take care of yourselves properly, aud
you will be able to take the proper care
of your country.
Watch patiently, and when in the
course Of events you see where you can
strike for the veal of your State, then
do so, and with all your might.
We believe, nay, W. arc satisfied, that
a better state of things will grow out of
the next election; but it will not hc the
rcsn't of grand, bat umvailiny conycn.
ti"ns. The salvation Of the country lies
with tho people, aud irlhcy will act right,
The country can be savel We shall
watch the dri.'t oi' the Tax Payers Con.
renton, aud lay -bsloro our -r,,sssle 10 ,,s
iH.cry.ls.
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An Act to Auiaoise trcua Judges to
Hold Courts an Other Circuits than
Their Oun.
Be it Resolved, by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State
of South Caroliua, now met and sitting
in General Assembly, and by the au-
thority OF the same, That Circnit
Judge of any circuit shall hayo power to
hold any stated or special term Of the
circuit court in any other circuit ppon
the written request of the circuit Judge
of that circuit
Approved February 27, 1871.
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Gov. Scott, III reply tot letter which
was addressed To BIN Ivy sunlry members
Of the Ink, Payers Convention, admits
III substance, that the cvcnts Of the past
three ycars have not been propiti.us to
secure the services of men who,e expe-
riencc and character would furnish a
guarantee Cor wise legislation. and 4
judiciuus expenditure of the public
FUNDS.
Men Of character could not be chosen,
ch. in the Republican party
Well, as Gov. Scott says it, and we
have said it, j, must again be asserted
that there are some rascals III the party
who have, to day, to bear the sius of Il. h
Scott.
l:ut We think this; ; if the Republicans
have been 50 foolish asto choose for their
Governor. for two successive terms, Il
m'n wh"se conscience forces him to
admit that his experience and character
are not such as will furnish guarantee
for wise legislation and judicious expcn
ditures OF the public money, we don t
think that r. *. Scott should be the
man tc say 30. There is some sort of n
rule OF etiquette, which says it is bad
manners ~ person to trumpet his own
praise. Now il there is not. there
snuuid DC, one 10 make it criminal in 4,
mah to abuse himself For instance
If II man has been so favored by circum,
stances as 10 be placed in an important
position, it ought to be a crime in him
to come out III the newspapers and admit
that he has neither the experience nor
character to inspire confidence in those
over whom lie must WELD his scrpter
We have heard enough of this abuse
of the Republican party from Gov.
Scott. His sins, we will say to him,
cannot be thus smoothel over. lie ne,
yer expects to get popular position
again, hence his present course. If he
runs for anything, it will be Uuitcd
States Senator, but thank God, before
the Hon. f. A. Sawycr's torn expires,
there is to DC new Legislature elactcd
in whose presence we believe Gov. Scott
will be regarded as traitor, and unfit
for the support of either party
But he has made his fortune and can
now afford to be honest.
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An Act 10 Incorporate the lebanon Pres.
bytorian churh, Of Fairfield County.
SECTION 1. BE it enacted by the Sen
ate and House of Representatives cf the
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
hcriiy Of the That the Lebanon
Presbyterian CT. rch, of Fairfield, in this
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To TlGE PUBLIC.

request the PUBLIC to SUSPEND
OPINION for the prcscnt, concerning SO.
much OF the GRAND JURYS REPORT as
touches my name. The Grand Jury heard
bns nne side; the Public shall hear both, and
win then find no charge can bo sustained
against the good name Of
CHARLES s. BULL,
OrGasch'irg, s. c., May l2th, 1871.
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He has votoe bills whose passage he
himself advocated. But lot him rip.
He can throw dust in the eyes Of many
men, but there are few who are &C.
squaiutcd with facts. Ml
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Notice Of Dismissal

MT Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAR on
IN the 18th day Of Juno nest, ,sSwSSSf Z.
hle our Final Account with the Hon. Thad.
g, Andrews, Judge Uf Probate, snd ask for
Letters OF dismissal as Eseemofs of shesg 8 s
Estste OF Robert Haigler, deceased -
j. II. wAELEE;.
,. II. HAlGEfasy Is T
mar ko-9s Exeoutors:,; ~ !. ~
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'J'@-S y ~ y
on certain children.
SEo.IoN. |. BE it enaetod by the
Senate and House of Representatives of
the State of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly, aud by
the authority of the same, That the child
rcn besotten of the body of Anna Snitl
late of the County of Oeoneo, called by
the names of Jacob Ferrel Smith, Sarah
Malissa Smith, Artamissa J. Smith and
Joseph Henry Smith, be. and they are
qereby, investe with all the rights and
privileges Of legitimate children, in the
same manner, and to the same extent, Us
if they had been born in lawful Yedlock
Approved March 7, 1871
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Administrators A Sale

BY virtue OF an order of sale from the
hon. .Thgd C Andrews, Jude Of pi6bats, I
will sell ht tic late residence Of w. X.
1Readweii in Che Town Of orangeburg. 81
q, on saterdfy, the Sd day of June, next,
all the personal property Of said decessed-@
a Consisling Of Household and Kitchen Pur-
niture Horses, Nudes, Cattle, Hogs, Farm
ing Utensils, SO.
Terms cash---Propefty delivared on day Of
sale. MARY Is. TREADwELL, 3,
may I3-=td Adm Gum tee: annex.
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/ administrators Notice..-.An

n persons having Demands ano;nst M
Estate of William Il. Treadweli la,e of
Orangeburg, 8. c., deoased, will present the
sam properly attested to Mcssrs. hlar &
Dibble, Attorneys at Law, Orangeburg, s. G.
Aud all persons indebted will make imme-
date payment to snid Attorneys or the un-
dersgned. MARY B. TREADwELL.
May 10Th, 1871. Adm'x cum test annex
may II In
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Sheriff IS Sales:

BY rfroe Of sundry writs of d. fa., tSghhes q
directed viii sell to the highss. tiider. -.
at Orangebu.g Cosrt House, on she frs1
Monday in Juae aes., svr yssi., ali ali ;ii,... :
right, title and intesess Of the Defendants ~
in the following properly, viz. ~
One lot of land in The Towr Of Orange
burg, containing acres more on less. ma
bounded by Belleville Road, Doyle 8 WiIes,,
formerly Rays Coach Factory,) whitt,an'si
Ford Road and So. Ca r. Road, and one lSb
on Sunny Side. after taking out lots of Coles
t'r' Williams and Corne'son. Levid on as !,
the property of NJ. L. Baldwin at the suit of
Y. Pit'han ct. ux and others. "A1F'F =
ALSO
One tract of land containing SCI acres -,
more or less, bounded north by 2. E. and A.
Cook, east by =. Cook. west by b. ThompSe
son and a. Cook, and south by Mrs. 4.
Grambling. Levied on as the property OF = ~
J. r. Mays at the suit of Henry Dickson. -, 4.
oransebnre Ssfs,n' G. oH'oes me ( g Ii. Rigs -,
June II, 1871.
may ID f3E 81 asRl stn.sF r .sw
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HY M E N r AL.

MAnrISp-Gn the llth May, 1871. a, I'll,
residence Of the brides father. III Fairfield
Coun'y, s. a.. ny tho Rev. Mr. rann, Mr.. j &.
D, WoiFE. al 0r, ngc burg County. s. c.. to
Miss MATTiR E SElGiER. Of Fairield
Crnnty, S. g.
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aud sheir successors end associates, shall
be, and they are hereby, Incorporated
and made and declared body polite and
corporate, 10 deed and 10 law, by the
name nndstyle of the Whipper Guards,
and, as such body politic and corporate,
shall hare power to make, use, hase and
keep common seal, and the same at
will to alter; to make all necessary by
laws, not rcpugnant TO the laws Of the
land, aud to have succession of officers
and members, conformabIe to sucb iby-
laws, and to sue and be sued plead and
bc impleaded, in any court Of law o,
Equity in this State, aud to have, use
and enjoy all other rights and be subjec,
to all other liabilities incident to bodies
corporote.
SEC 2. That this Act shall be deemed
and taken to be public Act, unl shall
continue Of force for fourteen years from
the passage thereof.
Approved March /. 1871.
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NOTICE.
q. s. INTERNAL REVENUE.

SECOND DISTRICT OF so. ca.
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
LISTS of TAXES, Assessed within this Dis
tric,, upon INCOMES of tho year 1870, and
SPECIAL TAXES dating from May LIST,
1871, will be OPEN for INSPECTION n, this
Office OF Thursday the 25th day of the pre-
sent month, upon which day Appeals will be
received relative &c any erroneous or exces-
sve Assessment.
C. IIASCALL, Assessor
Assessors Othce, Custom House, Charles
ton. May llth, 1871.
may IL 1t
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An Act to Incorporate The Ivzippey

An act TO Incorporate The 1Apper
Guards, Of Christ Church Parish.
SEcgIoN ! he it enacted by the Sen
ME and House Of Representatives Of the
State Of South Carolina, now met aud
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, That A Smith, G.
e Nerthe, t Ashbu.n, Eaoch Mcnall
Llqyd Beckett, + Robinson, B F Scott,
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~ ~ ~. "u 9 ~
IL hick"nearker J Lost nee,l -
Application having hcen made by p. A.
R'ckcnbacker to prove the past existence
loss anl contents of n certain DcctI of een-
veyencc from, John Rickcnbacker to the said
r IL. H;2.srntacSer during his life and toA
his children AFTER his death, OF all tba, pltri, :
ta'ion or tYacs q. lanl iii the Coanty AMI
Stale aforesaid situated lying aud bsinx ON
Two Mile Swamp Matters of the North Edsto
River een;aiuinggfosirs han,iredarrss, lapl
bounded by the Holman ) Brdgc r.si FaG
Mile Swamp, J Sanford, and other lands.
ef the said Jno. Riekenhackrr
In obedience to ar, order i'm the said case. ?
and an motion of Messrs knosriton &, liiis n
Solicitors for nrplicapt ii is ordered; Tint
all persons wlp. desire soto do appear anl ;
cross examine Tire evidence prosinceif ah,s
i~tse,,hue evidence in reply i-eieTs me on the
astl dhy'"f june a, d lsTl. at my, eftic9
0rangcsAArg S. q. ,gg..sFI I.1..s'--
GEO. B0LIyER; ;
mar so-3m Special Referee - =
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An Act to Amend an act entitled elm
Act to Authorize the Commissioners
yPubHc Buildings for williamsburg
District to sell Certain Portions of
Public Grounds," Passed the Tucnty-
second Day Of December, a. d. 1859.
BE it resolved by the repate and
House of Representatives of the rtatc of
South Carolina, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the authority
of the same, That so much of an Act
entitled IAN Act to authorize the Com
missioners of Public Buildings for Will
liamsburg District to sell certain portions
of the public grounds" passed the twenty
second day of December, A D 1859, as
provides that it shall be an irrevocable
condition of sale that the purchasers
shall erect, none other than brick build
dihgs thereon, be, and the same is h. rcby,
Approved March 2, 1871.
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NOTICE.

DR.. CHARLES K. TABER offers his
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO the Citi-
zens of Oraugebmrg and vicinity.
Oihce ut the Dr.g Store of DR.. Oiiveros
Residence 'sOak Villa" Broughten Street.
may Il 3t
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on certain children.


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An Act to authorize Sylcanus Mayo>s6
Build a Whu.f In the Torn of Beau
fort.
SECTION !. BE it enacted by the
Senate sud House Of Representivcs of
the State of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly, and by
he authority of the same, That Sylvanus
Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized
to build a wharf to deep water in front
of the property owned by him, in the
town of Beoufort, known ne lot A, in
block thirty-nine (39,) to collect whar-
fage on the same. and to use, sell or
lease th c said wharf for his own use and
benefit, subject to any laws now exist
ing, or hereafter to be enacted, in rela-
tion to such praperty.
Approved the 9th of March, A. d.
1871.
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A dressing which
Is at once agfesabie,
healthy, and easc.ual
for preserving the
hair. Faxed or gray
HAIR IS soon restored
to as original color,
a0sA the g'ass Eead
freshness Of youhS
Thin hair Ia thinir..
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS
j. FIELDER MEYERs-ED1roR,
GEORGE BOLIvER,
FINANCIAL AND BUSINESS MANAGER.
SATURDAY, MAY 1s, 1871.
The Taxpayers Convention.

This Convention met in the Senate
Chamber in Columbia on Tuesday last,
and selected as temporary Chairman, DIR.
L. j. Goodwin of this County, and