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Aa Act te Incorporate the IIiorLimymca's
Mutual Bcnert Lift Assu,aucc Asso.
citation, Of SowM oroii,,a.
SECTION 1. BE it resolved by tho
Senate aud House of Representatives OF!
the State of South CaroliIa, now met
aud sitting in General Assembly, and hy
the authority of The same, That Edward
Mickey, Samuel j. Keith, A. j. Ran
sicr, Isaac Ii. White, w. II. i. Brodc.
II. II. Humbcrt, Stephen Gary, Samue'
Is. Thompson, N. Il. Edwards, Thomas
D. Mcdowell, w. j. McKinlay, F. r.
Rivers, L. Ii. Frost, w Il, Johnson
VIM. Haync, and their associates aud
succdsscrs, are hereby made and created
body polite aud corporate, under the
name and style of The Work kingmcn's
Mutual Bcueit Life assurance associa-
tiop of South Carolina.
SEC. 2. That the SAID Coz operation
hereby created aud established shall
have succession Of cliccrt and members
according to its bylaws, and snall have
power to make such by laws, net repug-
nant 10 the laws af the laws OF the LAWS
of the land, and to have use and keep IL
common SEAL and the same to altar N:
viii, to sue and be sued, plead aud be
impleaded III amy court i'll This State, and
to have and enjoy all such property \rcal
and ,'crsonaI, as may De gwen, bequeath
ed or devised to it, or may be in any
manner whatsoever acquired b. the said
corporation: Provided, The amount so
held shall not exceed the sum OF twenty.
five thousand (25, ,GO0) dollars.
SEC. B. l hat the said corporation
may, FROM tipIc to time, invest thcil
funds. poneys, psscts aud all other prop.
.crty, stocks, public or private, notes
bills, bonds, with or without security, by
mortgage of real or personal property, OF
by surety, in such Sums and OH sucl
tcrms and conditions rs they may ocen
psopcr; and it shall be lawful ior til
said corporation, from time to time, anj
ut all times, to sell, convey, mort gage
assign or transfer al Of its property
real aud personal, as and when it may
be deemed proper aud expedicnt, and ic
make and execute bonds under tlei
corporate seal, with or without mortgag,
for the purchase Of real On persona
property.
SEC. i. That II is act shall continu,
in force force for the space OF twenty
years, and that the same shall be take,
and deemed a public act, and may b,
given in evidence without being spec
ally pleaded.
Approved March Z, 1871
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may hate6led their objections shall be
required 20 pay all costs and expenses
that accrued in consequence thereof.
The sheriff shall make the following en-
dorsemens on tho back of tho convey
ance Hssas BY ssihise ssihi 6 aebser, zig: "objection
having been fled in my Office by-----,
jadglnest creditorpI Levied upon aud
exposed for sale tho property within
named aud hiling to receive higher
bid ssssa the amount of Indebtedness
cancelled by the proceeds of the within
bargain and sale, this sale is therefore
confirmed" and signed as directed in
Section / Of this act
SEns 81 BE it further enacted, that in
the event that the property, when expos,
ed forssaic by the Sheriff, as provided
for in Section 2, should bring more than
the amount of the indebtedness cancelled
by the proceeds Of more than the amount
of tbd sale made by the debter, the
purchaser from the dcbter shall be re.
funded the amount paid by him, with
interest from the time oe payment, aud
the bargain and sale made by the debtor
rescindcd, and titles executed by the
Sheriff to the purchaser at his sale; and j.,
after deducting the costs aud expenses by
reason of fhe lcYy and sale, the remain
der to be applied, according to law,
towards setisfaction Of the Judgment to
executions in his Office.
SEC. 4. BE itfuther enacted, That all
sales OF either real or personal property
made by judgement debtors, and the en-
tire proceeds of said sales having been
paid unto the sheriff office, to be applied
reward the satisfaction of the demands
in that office against auch debtor prior
to the passage of this act, shall be con.
sidered confirmed, unless objections to
the price at which satd property had
been sold shall be made by any Of the
Judgment creditors within three months
from and after the passage of this act;
and, provided objections shall de filed,
specified in section of this act, in such
case the sheriff shall proceed as directed
in sections and 3 of this act.
SEC. 8 BE it .thcr enacted, that all
acts aud parts of acts, inconsistent with
this act, are hereby repealed
Approved March Z. 1871
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factual remedy ;lian any other. Those who have
tried 1t, know that 1t cured them; those who have
not, know that il cures tlcirpeignbOrs and friends,
ind all know that what it does once it does al
Mays that il never fails through any fault neg
Elcct of lis composition. We have thousands upon
thousands 0fcertiilcateS oftheir remarkable cures
of the following complaints, but such cures
known in every ncigiiborhoOd and we need not
publish them Adapted TO al, ages and conditions
innil climates; containing neither caomel norany
deletcrious drug, they may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugur-coutinS preserves them
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their Use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
Internal vScera to huriiy tho blood and stfmulatu
1t into healthy action rcmoVc the distractions
OF the stomach, bowels liver, and other organs of
the BODY restoring their lire 'ilIr action To health
and by correcting, wherever they exist. such de-
ranScmcnts rs are the rst origin OF disease.
Minute directions are given III the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
For Esyspersi,, or GnGigcstiOn, Iistless-
meas, meas. E:'.Tmor Ii, L3ss OF Appetite, they
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action
FOR liver Sonap piaint and lis various symp
..chr, Jmunhicc or Green sickness. EsiI-
t-''.- E"Si.' nnh 1siiious Fever, thay should
he judcionsiy taken iur Cacn u;.sv, ...,... -
diseased action orrcmoyc the distractions which
cause l..
For Ssysentcry or rsiarriiOra, but one
mild '@5c IL generally required
For sEiicuniati.ni, don't, Gravel. lrai-
pttsiion OF the Edcart, Pain in thc
eide, BACK and E.oins. they should be contin.
uosiy ;akcai rs required, 10 change the discns
action of tie system. With such change thoso
complaints tisappcar.
For HbrOp.y and EropAIca. S,ycII,nrs
ulcy should he taken IN large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of drastic purge.
tor suppression large dose should be
taken as ii produces the desired effect by sym
patiy.
AS Dinner PiH. take >ne. or two I'iHs to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
AN occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and inyigorates the system Hence it is oilcn ad,
YantaGcous whcrc no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tulcrably well, often finds that n
dose OF these Piiis makes linn feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and rcnovating effect on
The digestive apparatus.
DIR. u. G. .fYI!E .c CO., Practical Chcmisfs,
L0WELL. KISS, U. $. 4,
DT. e.. j, OLEEEEgO&.
agent at Ornng9barg {. H.
..
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n OTEGE. - I'ilc Gorar;,,cr-
~ SNIP latcIy cNisiiug hetwccn p,. Il.
MANLY SI|uLEE ard ,hr CNpEESiGNED,
unlnr the Film Namc or DUKES * SIM.
LER, was DISSOLVED ON The 3Hh day of
March last, by tIie death of Or. Shulcr All
persons INDEBTED 10 The said FIRM. viii
make PAYMENT, and all persons having
DENlANDS against the said FIRM will pre-
sent the same, properly aitcstcd. to the un-
dcrsigncd, on TO Dr. \. G. DUkES, at thc
place If business OF the said Firm
u. w. II. DUKES.
all lJ-1t su..iy!ne rmtucv
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PRoPnI1Ts PAIN KILL TT. 81

This is the celebrated medicine that run
Perry Davis, Pain Killer out of the market.
wherever II Was so!d. Davis made I'rophitr
Change the name from Pain Killer to Pain
kili ii. For rheumatism, Neuralgia. or
pain OF any k;ud it has equal For Cuts,
Bruises, Huius, old Sores, il is the bost
th!ng you can use as Il dressing. For Snake.
b'tes or Stinss of Poisonous Insects, it is a
perfect Antidotc. 1t is good Tor Coiic Colds.
Coughs, or Aowel Complaint, Its name,
indicates lis nature fully. 1t is truly DgArH
to pain A!anufacturpd and sold by BRap-.
FiELE \ Co., Atlanta, Ga, and for sale by.
all druggists.
p""-f corxry, Ca, April ,s61.--Th.s Is
It's ce''hy hat was confined to the house,
ana mos; Of the time 10 my bed and suffer
ing the greatest agony imaginable with
Rheumatism, for tyc months, and aftcrtry-
ing every available remedy. with no relief, I
was cured with two bottles of Dir. O5S.
| Pfcvli!is Amodync Pain Kill II each cssi-
ing fiy cents only. IL relieved me almoxt
instantly. l ticrefore recommend it in the
liar disease. can say thai it IS ons e ise
finest family medicines now out, certain
forrs truly, W. !. F0gEHANh
Dooly coyNry, Ga, Oct %, IsG7.--Dr
w. ,. fhorHirf. ! have, during the last
S'S"'NSI HioH'hS, ''Scu your I'ain Kill IL. and
consider II luneqialcd by nnything for psi,
in The head, breast, back or side and for
conc nothing gives relief half no Quick AN
ynur Anodync PAIN Kill. Ii is doing muoh
good iu the community in other families as
nay own. ours, &c, b. T, FoREHAND.
NEwroN FACTORY, Ga, Nov. 1861. pr.
rropin't: Last summer my horse spraincd
h's Knee severely, causing the whole leg to
Sweil To about twice it na.ural size and
rendering him almost helpless: two appiiea-
tlons q! yoiir Anodync Pain Xiii II ,horongh.
ly cured it. JOHN B DAvIS
CEEsFA FaS3ATE, -
STATE OF GEoEGIA, ,-FrLrox couxrr
Know hli rncn lay tlIcse nrekentc. That ! bsra
his day, for value received, sold and trans
iered 10 BIadficld 4 Co., the sole ricbt 10
manufacture and sell my Family Med;einas
and have furnished them with the fpll ro'
oipes, and have authorized the shid Rad
field Co., TO print, or have printed. any.
ihing they may sec proper concerni,,r aSv
and all of above named Mc,licincs This
10Th day of June. 1870.
lSignedl o, s. .PRoPHITf
In presence of Thomas f. Jones, Ro,.,,t
Crawford, Notary Public q. $.
Manufactured aud for sale by BRApFlEID
CO., Broad street, Atlanta, Ga, and for
sale hy all druggists.
Aug l. II
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An Act to- Incorporate the TGAarlesto,.
RjRemcn CiuJ.

An Act TO- Incorporate the FGa"lesto'.
RJQemcn GLIB.
SECTION /. 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 the Charles
ton Riflemen Club, of Charleston, and
;!io several persons who now are, or here
after may be- officers and members here
Of, and their SUCCESSORS, officers and
members, be, and they are hereby, de-
clafed to be a body 9 rporate and polite,
by the name and style oil the Charleston
Iliaemen Club.
SEc. ,. That the said corporation
hereby created aud established, shall
have succession OF officers aud members,
according to its bylaws, and shall have
lower to. make all necessary bylaws not
repnsnant TO the laws of the land, and to
have, use and keep common. seal, aud
The mo to alter ut vii, to sue and be
sued, plead and bo implcadcd in any of
the COURT Of this State, and to have al d
enjoy cro.y right, power aud privilege
incident to such corp ras;on; anl it IS
hereby empowered to take, ho!d, retain,
possess and enjoy all such property, real
and personal, as it NY acquire b. pur-
chase, right, devise or bcgncs- or il. any
other III Inntr, whatsoever. and the same.
or any part thereof. TO sell, alien, :ncam-
Der, mortgage, or convey at tho will and
pleasure of such corporation; Provided.
That the annunt Of property, real and
personal: so held, shall not at any one
tine, exceed the sum Of ten thousand
dollars.
SEC. > That this Act shall continue
III force Tor the space OF fourteen wears.
and until the meeting Of the next Gene
raj Assembly thereafter, and hat the
same be taken and lecucd a public Act,
and may be given in evidence wiihou,
being specially pleaded
Approved March 7 1871.
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I'crElca;c fl,c very Substance
of the E.NngS.

causing them to throw of the acria matter
which collects in the Bronchial Tubes. and
nj the same time forms soothing coating.
relieving the irritation which produces the
cough
The Object to be obtained is 10 cleanse .hc
organ OF ali impurities: to nourish and
strengthen il when it has become impaired
and cniccb!cd by discuse; to renew and in
vigoratc tlc circulation Of the blucl and
strengthen the nervous organization. Tie
ENPECTDRANT does this 10 an astonishing
degree. IL is active but mild aui congeniai
impar'ing functional energy and natural
strength. IT affords Oxygen 10 vitalizr the
blood, and Nitrogen to assniila,e the matter,
IL Eqnoii.es tie ,'NcyEo"s influence"
producing quiet and composurc
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II is invaluable, os it Immediately relieves
;lie difficult breathing aud hairaSs.n. cough
which attends ;ha, disease.
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An Act I" Incorporate tie Iuiou Gola

An Act to Incorporate he Cuiou Goia
Mining Company, o/SouM Guoiina.
SECTION !. BE it enacted by the
senate and House OF Rcprcscntivos of
the State of South Carolina, now met
and sitting i'll General Assembly, and by
he authority Of the same, That Lucian
Hawley and George G. Alden, of the
city Of Washington, ID. G. Alvin, ii.
Ultcy, Oliver Cornell and G. G. InTcr,
of the County Of Union, and State of
Feuth Carolina. Npd suc! other rersous
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Ewsa xaa.S.

No mother should ever be without bottle OF
tho EAPECT0RANT iuthc house. We have
numerous certificates of its having relieved.
almost instantly, the little sufferer, when
death appeared almost inevitable.
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FOR ASTHMA

~ Is specfc--onc dose often relieving tho
distressing choking anil producing calu and
pleasant rcpose.
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MOTHERS lie ADVISED
Necp Il on Nnndt

This dread disease requires prompt actioH ;
as soon ms the loarsc hollow cough is heard,
apply the remedy, anal it is easily suhducd ::
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of Laxative

Perhaps nooncmcdi-
cine i, so universally
required by every
body rs II cathartic,
nor was ever any be-
fore so universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among al classes, "a
this mild but efficient
pu'gativc PiU. The
obvious reason il,
that tits amorc rclia.
lilo nu1 tpr ,,,pro 80
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and to make their own bylaws, not in
consistent with the laws of the land, ],
with power to purchase and hold real
and personal estate to tho. amount of
twenty thousand dollars. 2 = :, 4RA ID
Approved March 7ylS71. A. &
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MArioN CnrSTy. TeSas, Aug. |. .Isso.-1rrf
y. ). PRUrniTT = Den SIR: write Won iii
10 inform yon That have been troubled a
great deal with Indigestion, but after using
one boitic of your Liver Medicine. | fni
great relief. checrfuily recommend il as
a good Family Medicine, and feel confident
that ii is good for anything for which il
claims 10 he an antidote.
Very respectfully, DICS LoCKETE.
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TO CONSUMPTINES

lg quiet and composure
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=, &C., GEO. l.. THOMPSON.

CnAELorr, y. G., Sept. u. ISt;S.--I have
used Dr. D. S. Fror'iitt Liver Rfc,liciue as
- teii.e, and found it TO be powerful and
ci!cacioUs. IL IS excellent for fui.ctiona,
de'snscmoat OF t!;e Lircl or constipation, Of.
the bowels; IN most cuscs s,tperselins til,
necessity oY regular course of medicine >.ss
J.. j. MElNARDIE. A. ".
pos.or 'T,.ro, te i TX
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We, the undersigned Druggists. taRsplcas-
mrc in commenting TO the trade Dir. j.
Braihcld's Female Regu!ator-b believing IL
to DO gntsl and reliable remedy for the
disease for which ho recommends IL. W. A.
Lansdcli, Atlanta, Ga: Pcmberten, Will
son. Taylor CO., Atlanta, Georgia. Red
wine ~ Fox, A;lantn, Georgia. w. Roo,
& Son, Marietta. Scorgia.s(f 8tf4 go. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

WORK OF THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY
IN THE SOUTHEASTERN STATEs.-We are per-
United to make the following selections
from the annual report of Mr. Il. LID. Wal
ford, superintendent of the society's work
in the Richmond agency, which has now
been in existence SIX years and has circu-
lated over $3.50. 600 worth of religious truth
during this time. The report for the year
just closed shows that the society has not
abated its efforts in the least to carry the
printed truth to the homes OF those who
live where they have the opportunity of at
tending worship but seldom.
The society has had engaged in this field
during the past year seyenty-two colpor-
teurs or missionaries twelve Of them we're
ministerial students from six different col
leges on the field. These colporteurs are
appointed from The sections in which they
work, and are required to give recommen-
dationS as to their religious character, suit
ableness, and qualifications to perform the
work, from the churches or ministers to
whose churches they may belong. They
are appointed from the different branches
of the Protestant Church, irrespective of
denomination or sect, and are expected to
90 forth to the work with the determine
tion to spend their time and labor for the
salvation of souls.
Inc aggregate Gl1nc ucFoLcQ 10 the Work
by the scvcnty-two colporteurs was thirty
two years eleven months and eighteen
days. They held 1881 religious meetings,
and found IN their yisitatiOns 1869 families
destitute of all religious books, and 1881
without the Bible. They also found IL 1881
families who habitually neglect or but sell
dom attend public worship. The whole
number of visits paid was 69,459. The
value of the publications circulated was
S34, 900, and the value of those given away
TO the needy was s., 602.11. The good that
will result from the distribution Of so much
wholesome literature cannot be easily esti-
mated. Seven hundred Sunday. schools
have also been organized through the i'll
strumentality Of the society.
The Superintendent appeals to the pub
lie to aid in sustaining the missionary work
of the society. The business department
will sustain itself.
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Communicated
Memorial Day.

@Not . drum was heard, nor . funeral nots :
AS his corse TO the trenches they hurried;
Not Y soldier discharged ms farewell shot
Ger the grave where the hero was buried.
F,cIn the field OF bis fame fresh and CORY,
They carved not Line; they re.ssdnota stone"
So they buried the soldier. So were bu-
ried In lakewood $4,000 of the tenderiy
loved ones Of our people, and their graves
are unadorned and almost forgotten By
many. The band of ladies composing the
lakewood Association propose to erect 8
monument to the memory of these heroes,
and on the memorable 10th Of May the cor.
ner-stone thereof will be laid with Masonic
ceremonies. These ladies request The citi-
Zens Of Richmond to remember this day,
and, for this one time, to turn out en- sidsse,
and by their presence to encourage them
in their labor of love. This association
claims to be the oldest memorial association
in the South, and yet the citizens have
never been called upon to make any sacri-
fee of time to attend their anniversaries.
In view of this they beg that the merchants
will close their stores, and the teachers
their schools, to allow their clerks and pu-
pills to attend. They particularly request
all Masons, knights of Pythias, and volun-
teer companies in uniform to be present.
Shall they be gratitied?
The citizens generally are requested to
contribute flowers to deck the soldiers
graves on that day. Persons ct distance
will please send their contributions Of flow
ers to the store Of Mr.. w. 81. Williams, on
Broad, near 10Th street.
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BAPTIST EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION IN
RICHMOND. "A National Baptist Educa-
tional Convention was held in Brooklyn
about year ago. An impulse was given
to the cause Of higher education i'll the de-
nomination, which has been recognized as
most salutary. To carry out and make
practical what was developed in the con-
Yention, commission was organized, with
local advisory committees in the different
sections. Under their auspices conven.
ton is to be held next week in Worcester,
Mass, and two weeks afterwards another
in Chicago.
A convention for the Baptists of the
southern States was recently held in Ma
rion, Ala, with gratifying results. We
learn that another convention for the South,
with the consent OF the local advisory
committee, consisting of Drs. Curry, Bur.
rows, Samson, Wingate, and Prot. Harris,
is proposed in this city, to begin on the
evening of the 4th OF July. The opening
address will be made by DR.. Bears, the
distinguished agent of the Peabody fund
and there are few men i'll the nation who
| is so full on all subjects connected witt
education, or more able to instruct. Prom
| inent educators in Kentucky, Alabama
| Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina
| Virginia, and the Territory OF Columbia
| nave Decu iuFiLeu W PiePaAe paPSie Oit a.
signed subjects, the reading of which is t
be followed by oral discussion.
| The occasion will draw together man.
scholars and teachers and friends of edu
| cation, and the city cannot fail to be largel..
benefited by such convocation. IL
probable that the different Baptist churche
| will make ample arrangements for the &C
commodation of visitors. Richmond neye
| fails when called upon to exhibit her pro
verbal hospitality.
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ALMOST AN AcclDENT.--The practice in
duleed in by the white and coIored children
in the western part of the city, of running
in front of the engines passing backwards
and forwards over the Fredericksburg road
up Broad street and the Petersburg con-
nection, and also of jumping upon the cars
and tender, is becoming very troublesome
to the officers of the road, and dangerous
to those who participate in the sport. On
Saturday morning little colored girl un-
dertook to amuse herself by running in
front of the engine which was going to the
Petersburg depot to convey the through
northern train to Acquia creek, and which
was passing up Broad street at rapid rate
and almost at the turnout. Before the girl
knew it the locomotive was upon her, and
but for the engineer, who saw her in time,
would have been killed. Let this narrow
escape be warning to children to keep out
of the street and away from the railroad
track.