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ALWAYS IN ADyANc
!. NUMBER. II Is
Extraordinary E.rpenssss.. ].

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!; SEC, 5. For past duez for construction
and for continuing the construction Of
the South Carolina pchitentiary, eighty
thousand dollars, to be paid on the order
of the governor for repairs oulthe una
vcrsity buildings, six thousand dollars;
to be paid on the order of the governor; );
for indexiug the records Of the. survey.
or's Office, two thousand dollars, 70 be-
paid upon the order Of the secretafy OF
state. aStiet tfePTra3 4ui)
Educational Department. .ss.iti,e5
SEC. 6. For the support and maines,
tenance Of free common schools, one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, in.
addition to the capitation tax ; Provided,
that said sum of one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars be apportioned among.
the several counties Of the State, in pro-
portion to tho number of children be-i
tween the age of six and sixteen; fur,
sher, that each county shall be entitled
to the amount of the poll tax raised III
said county; for the support of the
South Carolina university, twenty-five
thousand dollars For the support of the
South Carolina institution for the educa-
ton of the deaf and dumb and the
blind, ten thousand dollars, to be paid
on the order of the governor; for books
already purchased by the State for the
use of the common schools of this State,
thirty four thousand twenty donass sad;
fourteen cents, (S54 ,020.l4,) to Dc paid!
on the order of the superintendent of ed
ucation for purposes indicated h the
9Th section Of net apprsved March 8,
1869, FIVE thousand dollars 2epai EniTd
Military Expenses. r 2af
SEC. Z. For defraying the expenses of
the military, ten thousand dollars, 1--WE
thousand of which shall be used for ft-
ting up the military hall, in the city Of
Charleston; one thousand for repairing
and fitting up the arsenal in Beaufort, to.
be disbursed by the adjutant aud inspec-
tor general upon the order of the COVER
nor. tTs -s;st,sts. 49,
SEC. s. That all taxes assessed and,
payable under this act, shall be paid in,
tee following kind of funds, viz: bills
receivable of the State, United States
| currency, National Bank Notes. gold or
silver coin .e...s
Approved March Z, 1871.
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OFFICIAL.
Acts and Joint Resolutions
Passed by tlsc Legisladnre---
Session lS7O and 1871.
da Act to Altcr una Renee tile Charter
Of 7o,en of Darlilutoa.


State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, That an Act en-
tried can Act TO incorporate certain
towns and villages" approved on the
2Sth day Of january, y. D one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty, be. aud
the same is hereby, altered aud amended
as follows, to wit: That from aud after
the passage of this Act, all and every
person or persons, who shall have resi-
Gcd in the corporate limits of the village
of Darlington for two moalhs, are here
by declared TO be members Of the cor
poration hereby to be created.
SEC. =. Ehat the said persons shall,
from and after the passage Of this act,
become body polite and co, poratc,
urd shall be known and called by the
namc Of the Town OF Darlington," aud
its corporate limits shall extend rne aud
onc-lulf mile from the Court House,
except on the North, North East, East
aud North-W West sides, which shall be
bounded by Swift Greek and Indian
Branch.
src . H., clio s,;l, ,,,
,l T.. 1,
W,rl.,s wI,, sh,uL .;lal :,
st,,o f,r ,o ,,u l ,.;L:. -,
or .,,. .o,r,.,,;,, g.. ;.,r ,. ;
d;,,.I, ,r.oc,,;, ,,,.,;u ,r,.
s,id Iu,cpd,ut and W,r,,rs sh. II bo
elect,.d nm ,ho ..oo,a N,,,.,, u tAo
month Of 3pr;I in e,cb vo,r ,., 1,. :.
not .cc helm, nr,.yimsj, IA, ,na .n,tl
continue IN oi,;,, one v.or ,nd,,,;i III,
elce,ion and l;lite,ti q, af,.,,
sors; aud NH ,naso. 4. ha i,,Ists of IN !.
said town, who Shall h,ys am y d III.
ace of twcriy.ouc We rs and re, ,od
therein two months mmo lia;ciy nre ,e.
ding the election. shall b. entitled, :,
vote for said IutcnJnnt and W,r},rs
SEc. +. Thatthe ,,il eI,ct.o, >h,II
be held in souc conye len, pubIic nlacs
IN said ,own f,nm s:x o'.l,cL n n
evening and vlrn the nils s,.u ~.
closed III, N:auasers s,.u f,r,hwj,h
cu,,nt the votes and d,c,,,s ,h., 4la.;,r
giving notice in writ;u, 10 the ncr.o,.
elected The Inteodnt ool W,,l.os
for the time heinz shall always ,,,n,i,,
the Mana ers to couduct tho election
who before thcv q; ON tbc nons G,r ,ho
said election. shall take an oath f,irlv
and impartiollv TO coulua tho so,n.
and IN, Iuteudout and Wrdens bcfor
entering uron the duties of their ofic $
respectfully, Shall take the 9th pre-
scribed BY the constitution OF this State,
and also the following oath, to wit: KS
ln;endant Cor Walden) of the town of
Darlington, | will equally and Impair
,ally, to the best of my ability, exercise
the trust reposed in me, aud will use my
best cndeavors to preserve the peace and
carry into icgect, according to law, the
purposes Tor which L have been elected
Sc help me God" And itany person,
upon being elected lntendaht or War
dcn, shall refuse to act as spch, he
shal forfeit aud pay to said td@u coun
Gil the sum OF twenty dollars Tor the use
OF said town Provided, That 10 pcrsen,
who has attained the age OF sixty years.
sii"ii be compelled to serve more tLan
one year IN any term of three years.
SEC. D. That In case any vacancy
should occur In the office OF lntcndant
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iol VI iOtS Cicau VI uil HUI anu TuUuloH
and also to make and keep in good re-
pair sidewalks in front of said lot or lots
where the same shall frint or adjoin ony
of the public streets of the said town, if
in the judg :ment Of the said town coun-
Gil such sidewalks shall be necessary; the
width thereos, and the manner of their
construction, to be dcsignatson and regu-
lated by the said town council; aud for
default or refusal on the part Of such
owners to keep the said streets clean, or
to make and keep iii repair such side
walks, whenever required, the said town
council may cause tue said streets to be
cleaned, or such sidewalks to be made
and kept in repair, and require such
owner or owners to pay the costs and
expenses thereof: provided, however, that
contracts for cleaning the sad streets,
making and putting in repair such side
walks, shall be let to the lowest bidder
SEC. II. That the said town council
shall have power to borrow money for
the public use of the corporation by
.ssuing, from time to time, as ocasiou
may require; the bonds Of the corporation
! Tearing interest ut 4 rate not to exceed
seven per ccntum year, to he paid semi
annually, for an amount not to exceed
F, five thousands dollars; md for the pay
ment OF abe interest and the ultimate
redemtion Of the principal, acc riding to
| the terms OF the loan, the said corr oru-
tion shall at ali times be liable: provided,
that the private property Of the iuhabi-
/ tauts of the said town shall be bound for
the redemption Of said loan i'll no other
way than by the imposition OF IN annual
tax, according to the provisions OF this
act.
! SEC. IS That the intcudont and war
denS elect shall, during their term Of
Office, be exempt from street duty
/ Each town council shall within one
mouth after the expiration of their term
! of Office. make out and return to their
successors II full account of their receipts
amd.cA Apcuditures during their term, and
shall pay over III! moneys in their posses
! sion belonging To the corporation, and
deliver up all books, records and papers
/ incidental to their oiiice to their success
sors; and ON failure to do so, they shall
! hc liable to be fined in sum not exccc-
ding one hundred dollars, to be collected
i'll my proper action by the town coun
ell.
SEC 10. That for any willful violation
or neglect of duty: malteasance i'll office,
abuse or oppression, the said intcndant
and wardens, Jointly and scvcrally, shall
be liable to Indictment in the court Of
sessions, and, uyon conviction, to punish
menc as prescribed in the preceding sec
ton, besides being liable for damages to
any person or persons Injured
SEC. 20. That all ordinances hereto
fore passed by the town council Of
Darlington, in conformity with the au-
thority gronted by such existing laws as
do not conflict with the constitution of
the State shall! b., and thcy arc hereby,
declared legal and valid.
SEC. 2l That all acts, and parts OF
acts, heretofore passed in relation to the
incorporation of the town Of Darlington,
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five hundred dollars for the Super
iutendent of Education, two thousand
five hundred dollars; for the Clerk to
the Superintendent of Education, oae
thousand dollars; for the Chief j Justice
of the Supreme Court, four thousand
dollars for tho two Associate Justices,
seven Thousand dollars for the eight
Circuit Judges, twenty.eight thousand
dollars for the eight Circuit Solicitors,
eight thousand dollars for the Attorney
General, three thousand dollars for the
Attorney Generals Clerk, one thousand
dollars for the Clerk of the Supreme
Court, who shall perform the duties Of
Librarian Of said Court, fifteen hundred
dolars: for the State Reporter, fifteen
hundred dollars; for the Keeper Of the
State House and State Librarian, one
thousand dollars for the Superintendent
Of the South Carolina Penitentiary, two
thousand dollars for the three Health
Officers, three thousand nine hundred
dollars; for the Wutchmcn Of the State
House and Grounds, six hundred dollars
each; for the County Aud tors, thirty
enc thousand five hundred dollars for
the Clerk to the Auditor of the County
of Charleston, one thousand dollars, aud
FIVE hundred for additional clerical SER
vice tor the three Code Commissioners,
ten thousand five hundred dollrrs for
the Governors Messenger, three hund-
red dollars; for the County School
Commissioners, thirty -ouc thousand five
hundred dollars.
E.cecutirc Department.
SIC. ,. For the Contingent fund of
the Governor, twenty thousand dollars,
cut OF which shall be paid the expenses
Of the bureau of agricultural statistics,
to he drawn upon the order OF the gov
ernor; Tor the contingent fund OF the
trca urcr two thousand dollars, one thou
sand dollars, one thousand dollars of
which, if so much be necessary, for fit
ting up the Office of the State treasury
for the contingent fund of the attorney
general, five hundred dollars; fcc the
contingent fund of the comptroller gen
eral, five hundred dollars for the con-
tingcnt fund Of the State auditor, five
hundred dollars; for the contingent
fund Of the adjutant and Inspector gene
raj, five hundred dollars for the contin-
gent fund Of the superintendent of cdu-
cation, five hundred dollars for the con.
tingent fund OF the secretary OF State,
five hundred dollars for the contingent
fund Of the State librarian, one hundred
and fifty dollars. The above appropria.
tions 20 be drawn en- the order Of the
heads Of the several departments, if sc
much be necessary.
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an act to Enable Judgement Debtors to.
Sell Their Real and Personal Properly,
and to Confirm Sales already made, IL.
Conformity wiM Conlitions herein.
Specified.
SECTION I. BE it enacted by the Sem.
ate and House Of Representatives of the.
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
nthority Of the same, That from and
after the passage of this act Judgement
debtors may, and they are hereby, author
lied aud empowered to sell convey any
os al! Of their real and personal property
which may, at the time, be subject to
levy and sale to satisfy any Judgment or.
decree of any court in this Stae against
the said debtor, and to pay over the en-
tire proceeds of said sale or sales to the.
sheriff in whose Office such judgments,
executions or decrees arc lodged, to be.
applied by said sheriff towards the salts
faction of the same; and, provided no
objection shall be made in writing by
either OF the judgement creditors and
filed with said sheriff rs to the price at
which tho said nrnnnrtv NAV have kAAr
sold within three months from and after
thee 'i.uc such payment shall have been
made, the said sale or sales shall there
upon be considered confirmed; and the.
said sheriff shall make the following en-
dorsement on the back Of the deed or
deeds of conveyance, viz: "No objection
having been filed in my Office to the,
within bargain aud sale within the time
prescribed by law, this bargain and sale
is therefore confraled;" the same to be
dated and SIGNED officially by the said
sheriff. " no1
SEC 2. BE it further enacted, should,
either of the judgement creditors object
to the prices at which any of the said
property may have been sold, aud file
such notice with the sheriff within the
time before mentioned, the sheriff shall
proceed to levy upon aud
offer for sale said property, procOcding,
in all respects, according TO the Law in
regard to levy aud sale by the sheriff;
aud if the highest bid made for said pro-
perty shall not be more than tho amount
ofindcbtcduess which had been cancelled
by the sale made by the DOCTOR, tho
sheriff shall withdraw said property from
sale; aud the creditor or creditors who
GCom6.wod or 4h PSJc.l
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Change OF Chlcf Justice.

aiuF- Hs-sEm
chiefJusfice Joseph T.. Brown.
having reslgrie1 his position on the
lseach Of tie supreme Court Of
se1rgia, az incosppafible still biz
eonhection witlf the fsn Road.
6ag. Bullock bag appointed ID hi.
successor IN the Office yaeatql. Hon.
y A. Ioebfane, one Of tie most
eminent lawyers III the s,ats.
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Commissioners Sale CT Land.

~ .rirae GA decree n the claaear,
loait 81 Ppnela county. State q Missisgi,pi
fen1ttta therein On tie ilth day Of October
~ aatbe sait VI y, &. Neoas, 1t al Com.
paainapls against Jsists X S90ods. a A b.
l~saaAqis No, 23i. ii said rourt. / sal n
.eAnissoheI therein appointed On Monday
re soili eayof January 1871, At the Court
bo'ist of alid county, in the town Of Pamela
tnsF f0r sale Al public auction. 10 ile %llirles,
bidder, The following Lands IN said conntY Of
Pamela, 10 wit: South west quarter Of @seciion
10, Township . Range s west, Norlh we'd ann,
zen nf secton 10, North w~estqurter Of sen,inn
30, Township q Range : West. Tlirty.tonr
acres in South East quarter Of section ID. he.
ingal Of said quarter not before set apar, j
the Widows dover 10 same. The south no',
quarter Of section 10, Township q. R,,rya u
west, South west quarter Of SC ctiol q. rooun'
ship Q, IsaugcG west.
Terms Of Sale.
Ten per cent sof the r~urchas. moncy n h,
paid In cash, the balance on a credit II Fou,
and Twelve months from the day Of III.
yer cent Interest from day Of sale. Bonds viii
good sccurity win be required for descrre
payments
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Testimony Of Medical Hen.


Stony Paints Willis Co., ARK, .lay "a. fGe.
Da J0aS rtrf-Dthr tsirs Last February, /
was In LonisYne purchasing drug, ana / got
some of your s~drsaparilla aud icsdron Bitters.
hy son.in-t1s who was with ne in the store
has been hpNnNsi rheumatism for como time
eommen@dsanahe Bitters, and soon found M
genera health Improved.
hr. Gist, WHO las been in bad health, tried
them and he also improved.
Dr Cohee, who has been IN hnd healtl, for
several yesas-sieraeh and ficsf aigcted-he
,mproyet very much by the use Of your Bitters.
Indeed, the Crdron Bitters have given yoo rrea,
popularity irthis settlement. Iilink / could
ecll y great quantity 81 yout medicines mia
AL !. especially ycsr Cedron Bitiers and sars.p-
pa!ilh- ship me eia Memphis, care Of Rickctt
\ Ncely, Respectfully,
C. u. MALKER.
Prepared by pa. Jonn Butt ii His Labrador,
Filth efert. louisville. XVI
The New York herald., 1871-12-04

born at Lyndon, Caledonia county, w. in 1897; was
member OF Forty-nrst Congress-, editor.
i. y. Poland, republican, or 81. JOniisburg; born
at Westford W., IN ISIS; was member OF the For
tteth and Forty-frst Congresses and for u snort
w. q. smith, republican. OF st. Albans: horn there
In 1923; was member OF the foreln and Forty .irst
Congresses; manufacturer.
virginia.
err SENATORS.
John ". JOnustOn democrat OF Abingdon; born
at Panicelo. near Abingdon, in 1878; term expires
John +. Lewis. republican, or Port Republic; born
near that village IN 1918; term expires IN 1878:
farmer. tEH
John Chricher. democrat, OF Oak Grove; born In
Westmoreland county. virginia IN 1870; LAWYER.
James II. Platt, Jr., republican, of Petersburg;
born in st. Johns, Canada, in 1887, OF parents Who
were American citizens; was member Of Forty.hrst
Charles ii. Porter, republican, OF Richmond born
In Cairo. N, T.; was member OF FOrty-list Cohsress
w. ii. II. Stoweli republican, or Halifax Court
House; born at WINDSOR w.. IN l,4o; merchant
In Abemarle county, Virginia In 1922; iawyer
j. 1. Harris, democrat, VI Harrisburg; Dorn III
Albemarie county, rginla IN 1923; lawyer;
born IN Matthew's county, virginia, IN 1923; lawyer.
William Terry, democrat. OF Wythevilc; born IN
Amherst county, Virginia. ia 1s24; lawyer
West viryinia.
SENATOR'S.
Arthur J. Boremau, repu llcan, or ParScrburg;
born at Waynesbury, Pa; term expires III 1915;
Henry G. Davis. democrat OF Piedment; born in
Howard county, viralnia. IN 1929 term expires In
1877; In mining anu ram ioading business.
sM REPRES ENTATivES.
John J. Davis, democrat, OF CIarksburg; born
there IN 1885; lawyer.
james q. McGrew. republican, OF Kingwood; Oorn
In Preston county, West Virginia. IN ISIS; was
member oil the Furry-fTs Congress BANKER
Frank Hereford democrat, of Umoa; born in
Fuqnier county, Virginia, ID 1926; lawyer.
isconsis.
SENATOR'S.
Timothy O. Howe, republican, OF Green Bay: born
at LlyermOre, Me-, IN 1916; term expires in 1878;
lawyer.
Matthew II. Carpenter, republican, OF Milwausee;
born at Moretown VT, IN 1924; term expires III
March, 1875; lawyer.
REPRESENTATIVES,. '
Alexander Mitchell, democrat OF Milwaukee,
born in Aberdcenshlre. Scotland, 1917; banker.
Gerry w. HaletOn, republican, OF C0lumDus; born
at chester, N. H.. III 1929; lawyer
]. Allen Barber, republican, OF Lancaster; born
at Georgia, VI; lawyer.
Charles A. Eldridgc, democrat, OF Fond du Lac;
born ut BRIDGEPORT, VT, III 1921; was a member
OF the Thirty eighth, Thlrtv-ninth, Fortieth and
Forty -lrst Congresses.
Pailetus Sawyer. republican, OF Oshkosh; born In
Whiting VT. In 1916; was member or the Thirty
ninth FOrtieth ana FOrty-firsI Congresses; lumpcr
| dealer.
jeremiah NJ Rusk, republican, OF yaroqua; born
| In Morgan cOulty, ONO. in 1850.
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REHABILITATION.
GOING FGR TIE GAMBLERS.

Another Pair of ssCiub Houses" Pulled by tho
Newark Police.
The police OF Newark are following up their ralls
on the gamblers and about midnight on Saturday
"Dulcdn TWO more ''dens.r The first or
these was place IN Comairrcc street
kept by one Join Grlrn, saloon
keeper residing at 1888 Plane street. He ana the
following persons were marched to the station
house by the gobblinxup party, consisting or Ser
geanss Benedict, Meldrum ana Wilson and
six patrolmen Thomas Griffin, es Blocker
street, Louis Sherlock. a clerk all the
way from South Carolina; Charles Johnson, a
son OF Colonel Johnson, the Essex County Jail war
den; James Kelly No. 2D2 New nortcr street. The
next place ''puiled, No. "A Chestnut street.
FURNISHED A SENSATION,
as the occupants proved to be OF class no
often found In the clutches OF the police
1t about one O'Clock when Sergeant
Benedict ami HIS posse appeared at No.
"A. Two sleekfaced, clean looking colored
men were first encountered but in a retired cham.
ber, comfortably appointed. were found seated
around table. laucn with cards, drinking glasses.
&c., group OF gents, more accustomed to seeing
their names IN the Bon Ton BIZ ietjn the .Oc!rty
Scdndaizer than IN police report. Jumping from
hts seat, one OF the farty demanded i,enedict's
OF authority In breaking i'm on their privacy
50 unceremoQt0nsly. The Sergeant at once executed
the inslgaion OF some esident OF the vicinity, de.
clarng the place To TO disordcrly house.
They claimed 1t was iheir private club house,
and that to touch them was IN mrlua
OF the liberty or the citizen. The Sergeant said ne
knew his duty, and his duty To march them TO
the staten house. Tnis he did, much 10 the
ASTONISHMENr OF THE SPORTS,
whose names are as fOllOw5:-Conrad Tcese, clerk,
No. Ill Pennsylvania avenue; William Rutan clerk.
Ill Broad street, Edward NJ. CarringtOn clerk, 9s4
Broad street: Thomas c. Barber, clerk. 80 Franklin
street; Robert W. Clark physician Ss Orchard rect;
Elias Downing, merchant. l,0l1 Broad street;
George Z. BALDWIN, "A Court street. AT two O'Clock
Justice Mills left his cosey home 60 open Court and
save the party from spending the balance OF the
night In the cells lie took ban their appearance
The gentlemen yesterday manifested great anxiety
lest their names might appear IN print, and last
night their we're altered on the police docket
to read as f0llows:Conraf Freese, William Pc ton,
Edward McCaierty, Thomas r.. Bonds, Robert w.
Clilord, Elias Donovan George +. Baldwin. In the
OF the first haul the parties were held to ball.
except Sherlock, VINO was discharged.