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~ 4 witness in a Ku-Klux trial in North Car
olira, testifes that FRANK BLAIR was Grand cy-
elops of the Ku-Klux-kian for the United STATES
The old Cyclops were one-eye'l fellows. The one
eve that FRANK owes allegiance to, is retl-eye
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CoUETY TRxAsrnsR's OvY,cx
TEOY, KAMA Nov. a Isrl

NOTICE herssy giysa e vhsnt may concern. that
~ the following Sescneea keal E.t.te va. sold the
and that the three allowed BY law for redemption Al
the .sne s.Pss 81 y nj s,t. nS S"r any
taxes IN tie tine limited thefrr will be conveyed to the
purchsscr by tax-leed. ORE CRAIG,
-.- County Treasurer.
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- The Prince Of Wales is reported 10 Ike IN
dying condition. If he does die, 1t VIII save Eng
land the dise race of being ruled over by rake.
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sE- BAKER in his dying confession, says that
lie laborel hari for the triumph Of the "Purif-
ers,r and the Lawrence Tribune got the patronage
The Tribune replies that 'it is the still SOW that
drinks the swill..' Suboy, there!
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~ To-day is the I'D anniversary, OF the death
of GEORoGE WAsHINGTON.
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Y We see by Congressional reports, that SEN
ator Pomeroy has introduced bill for the sale of
Kansas Indian lands. Whether it refers to any
particular lands or to all Indian lands in the State,
does not appear.
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We look upon the republican party as having
So it has, and will do It again just as neatly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-14

According to !. recent English decision, grass
widows are entitled TO vote ut mpnicilai eiee
tiOlis
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When a wonan chops her chjlPs head to pieces
in Rhode Island, and makes two attempts 70
drown herself, all within week. they think sne
is prolst.ay insane!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-14

A Wisconsin lover felt SD had at being jilted
that he sent the girl some candy favored Win
croton OIL
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sia continue un,sturbed. The visit of the third
son Of the Emperor is proof that there Is ndrdc-
the corliality of those relations. The hospitable
reception which has been given to the Grand
Duke is proof that on our side we share the
wishes of that government.
The inexcusable course of the Russian Minister
mt Washington rendered il necessary to ask his
recall and to decline to longer receive that func-
tionary ~ q diplomatic representative. 1t was
impossible, with self respect or with Just regard
to the dignity of the country, TO permit Mr. Cata-
cazy to continue to hold intercourse with this
government after his abuse of government offi-
cials, and during his persistent interference,
through various means, with lhe relations be-
tween the United States and other powers In
accordance with my wishes this government has
been relieved of further intercourse with Mr. Ca
tarazy, and the management of the affairs of the
imperial legation has passed into the hands Of a
gentleman entirely unObjecfiorable.
With japan We continue to MAINTAIN lntiinate
rlations. The Cabinet of the Mikado has, since
the close of the last session of Congress, selected
citizens Of the United States to serve IN offices OF
Importance in several departments of the govern
ment have reason to think that this selection
is due 10 an appreciation of the disinferesfedness
of the nolicy which the United States has pursued
tawari Japan.
interested and lust policy with China well as
Japau. The correspondence transmitted here
with shows that there is no disposition, on the
part Of this government, to swerve from its es-
fablished course.
Prompted by a desire to put an end to the bar
barous treatment of our shipwrecked sailors at
the Corcan cost, instructed our Minister at Pc
kin to endeavor to conclude convention with
Corea for securing the safety and humane treat
meut of such mariners Admiral hoscrs was ih-
s.rncted to accompany him with a sufficient force
to nrotect him in case of need. A small survey
ing party sent ont, on reaching the cost was
treacherously attacked at Disadvantage. Am,
ple opportunity was given for explanation and and
apology for the insult, but neither came. as nu,Is
Was fEen landed. and after an arduous naicn
av.r ,,,rred and difficult country. the forts from
which the outrages had been committed were gal
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.aaNEyER MIND TIE oLD LADI."
rAs ~: a., q war .l1cloeos, nov = MI s
=. af.og tue s,oaS.ss yo.uk no1.ss = =
hosn;tals. M ybsn Il vas rsms,ted o..
q lieutenant had died that norniag.
ooh where "a hef Let ms -
nim J: ~ daeS az me k,ss .,.,i n'm ior n's pa.
~1saell Mr e.olalnsa ala. -. maiusn
no a.ssIoa"s,.a n M:I:. :.so l.Ioa
H. lyine fast aslsep On bis hospitsi
coueh and 10 have a littIe en-. n
nointed shim out 70 the abi.s ake
sprang forward, and bending oslrhinss
said ): -, ~. z;4G .s4sG
"oh, you dear lieutenant iet me kiR
you $ Ior your metaeft M Ii 80.
$500 s Co., ~. s.ea.s.,,. - .ss.,sS, 80
-" :I;, ,.,.s.J e. .ils
20, ,.,.:s -. @ ' '''seN s' ~
sua e.M; s.O'a.a.su ~. -. g.
:. w.. ..uu .uo s'e .T 80
slightest objection" g = 49, -
tD4.s.. ,,..ss
Do"en mas sgain ooen indic'ea soE
o'samy -,
Son,e girls are like old muskets; thsy
use s . gooo aeai Ok Po"0s'' oos Soaseo
oa' I" . s''''.'' ''"e = s.S'''';ts'
Il il s.id a roasted onion bound ,ipso,nE ,irs,nE
tbe nulse On sll. vr;ss v;llston "a -
inyeterate .toothsche inrarSsT cmisutei.::
A, vour.;,eiu lifs 10 does shsss,v#
Of the world ino,eass !, the man no
makes a reuutation male ensmies. =
"A youDs 'aoy . oe'og essed cy an
ensnus'';o .s'"a. ns ol.'eso as .Ea snrol ps % sss
was mos: ~ 'a,o! oi' lepiieo sna1 sne
.,,d, :, Ro,d a. T.. W.. -.
ned down On the ;cs and S,ot. ~. s II
and and the frat remari aha ms5e .fss, M , sS. ,
aco;aent vas. "a vondsr II h. iii
marrv me uovp ' "
r. az, ..;d :. = :. III Il, -. -. 80
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NO 29l, MAIN STREET, b tls.l
Encourage Southern Institutions

ras .a ar
This isa Southern Company, char.
tered by the Legislature of Tennessee,
with q iCAPITAE sufficient 10 make
her roliabie beyond q question and
doing strictly LIFE, INSURANCE
Business and none other. Pro6tipg By
the experience Of older Companies and
having adoptsds'she most liberal plans
together with rigid economy in our
management, our success. has exceed
ed our greatest expectations and has
placed the COMPANY c 10 q permanent
and reliable position. In Its first twS
wears we haveissued between THREE
THOUSAND and sTHREE THOU
SAND FIVE ,, HUNDRED POLL
CIES, aud our aecumulatissssss amount
to EIG Int HUNDRED GH0OSANP
DOLLARS ,sF-1...,..SrSsf. ssgt. (.
Pres'ds. MsJl Weks. President MsD
.irephis& Charleston r.. r.
Vice Presdt, j. II PErTIT. .,.1 -
Seey, We. BOYLE. sss.s,43.sssss II
= ~ EXPERIENCES: -ss ss'si.: 80:
Hon G.. a. Trenholm, James II
Wilson and w. J. Magrath, of Gbarisa
tom; Hon. =: p. King, of Augusta. +:
sR. j.. MAGILL, 49,.
General Agent for 8. g. s
Dn. G. j. SHANNON Med Examiner.
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M-ANHOOD.

MAN HOOD :.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
jus, published, second edition, by DR..
LEWIS, 2s3 pages. The Medical Compan.
ion and Guide to Health. on tho radical cure
Of Sperusatorrhoea o, Seminal Weakness, Inn
po,ency, Mental and Physical incapaciiy.
impediments 10 Marriage, etc., and The pe-
nsreal and Syphilitic Maiadies, with plain
and clear directions for The speedy cure OF
Secondary Symptoms, Gonorrhoea, elects,
Suictures and an diseases Of the skin, such
Seuryy, Sceofuls, Ulcers. Boils, ,Blotches, and
pin,pies on the face and body, Consumption,
Epilcpsy and Fits, inducedby self.indulgence
or sexual extravaganza. -
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Treatiss, clearly demonstrates, from forty
years, successful practice that the alarming
consequences Of self. may be radically
cured; pointing out modn Of cure al once
simple, certain and effectual, by means OF
which every sufferer. no matter what his
condition may bo, can be efec,ually cured,
eheapiy, privately and radically, This Book
should DO IL the hands of every youth and
every man IN the land. -.
Sent under seal, In O plain envelope. Price
Address, DR. LEWIS No. Beach ST.,
Nsw-York. 40 years private practice.
Aoril H.; s;l-l's .'.'-'ras 3 'ea.a 1y.' -
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sdncseE

on Es{4Rd DsfoSs Know thas
there Hbpposed to be 8 prejudice
against tkS oniol; but Tthiuk There Il
rather i L pkeiadiss ID regard TO il, |
asdtdlbt tRytaIl iien and women love
the onion ,bas fsY confess their love. =
Affection ) ] 9fofi' IL is concealed. Good
New EnyhDders are Is shy Of owning
il is. fhsy|are of taking about religion.
Some peopls havs days on which they
eat onion onion what you might call @ref
treats, of { their Thursdays. The act
is il the: iat1re Of areligioas ceremony,
an Eieusik ian mgstefy-pot q breath Of
ittmust I'll abroad. On tint day they
see see ho i,i, cobpany; they deny the; kiss Of
gtse.ing R their dearest friend; they
retire within themselves, and hold
cooiiniimunijn with one Of the most pun-
gent and penetrating manifestations Of
the moral vegetable world. Happy q
said to bs sthe family which can eat onions
togethsrg They are, for the time be-
| Ing, sepslate from the world, and have
harmoR of aspiration. -
There lis d hint here for the reform.
efs lei them become apostles Of the
obion; j them eat, aud preach it to
their fslSss, and circulate tracts Of it
| i'd the firm of seeds In the onion i
-rsyrg ~. Il Tz-li Il
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H. The allowing ,actS ~ d. 301n Nfe6oiu
Itjons bed laNs: without the Goser
pm sturest1 .;9a -. s,;l !: {, q % .it,s beg
a:Angcs - vest The tiile OF thets Stat
tte 8 lot Of Ind III ths Village Of 0fange
burg, Of HRieh leidsiph Kleppipg dist
Eseised, ia t3e pars shasefsjss purchaser
lHho shap pss f@l lithe pssmisee tsundei
| q sale I'D ~ 81, q dscrsesof The Probas.
Cont pf slestoa Goanty, ard 70 di
rect; ths s ioation; q the procssds p
sale, s.:sgsy s;;;,, M .aaiIisS li4ig Il !;
JOINT syantion aaHth horizing and di.
reeting .tR5 Stlte andisor and county
commisscuAts % leyy teertain taxes
An actsf9jpravide . ,rsalarJ for The
Office n HI Liepts snaas- Governor .pi
fhis State sst saes satsi .el.asas4
JOIN, sn 90 AMI koriripg Giats
faldisor sd prsssessd Il dinss in sss'
tain ease e III 81 a ise:ss:Sss;ss %
Aayset t65 fncpxpeEsts The Hedges
Light Gsss ef ista South Carroll
"a. ss 81 ssssfs sIss 49, - $50 s,'se
|.si Anaet snppfena ltptan act en-
titled &c p act osAntlsorise adnipis.
traitors, q sputopss md other Adueixies
.toh cell sarfain. esidsAoss Of indebsed-
mess atpi Ric ssles md stq pompronise
in eer.sit 81 S i..:,l s. as:s4:sa ~
d; an All Is AartsF ahe Pumpkins
Town sTanpiks Reea i1 4 q ekeDs, ,soun-
Is, An acf to- iaeSfp Clio Nashville
;Indepeua s6t ,Bihss gksriable Associas
lion, Of 81 Z City 81 Gh,rlesson, 9. q.
- Joint IN slsiisn autAoizing aths
Executive t6 eptphisssta Ridley, k.
Gsriton z sore1ss spf Be- afort Goant5.
IS An nj 81 5Te6Sp md ATTEND az. not
to 70 psosids#ss q & Md 4 Nbich 70 perpeta-
ats,tessiin5ss1yinrslst lstisat 10 deeds wills,
choses, I'M alnfion, Ard 0sher papers De-
stssysd ipss aIsisg thss recent VAR
An sctI |b y lfglt of traverse.
8 Ansact = fcohastes T iootes Eeny,
under thl Sasie ef Df1 insS Eess3sesaf
Gatasbs 81 : + s. q 4; X sss;g .ss.9
:s3Aa "a q fsse md amend the
shsas 36ee TEN Spatt anblrgs
8 Ausscs S incu5y ne shs Qbssaas ton.
Clesnsil 3pnfa6 ~ Qit5sf Char
1s'les 'sss 81 81 sss.l
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Made Of Poor Bum. Whiskey, Proof spir
It's, and Renee Liquors, dootSrsd; L sp.eoaI
and syeetened to please hetaste, called ''Ionios
q Appstizers, % I" Resterers," &c, that lead the
tiupIer on to drunkenness and ruin, but are true
Hvaicine, made from the Native Roots ana
s.;,Issa asrSs 2, SsG TSs1 ss i CHEAT BLOOD
PURIFIEH and LIFE GIVING PRlN.
mPIM, perfect Renovaior and lnvigurator
Of the System, carrying OF all poisonous HsnaIss'
snd restoring The blood to hssatny ysins eonas =;
direcfsans, and remain long unweh. q,
700 vim DO given for an incurahs case, pro:
ytdinS the bones are not Destroyed ~ mineral
poiaons or ,other means, and the Sieai organs
na.tsd beyond the point o. IsP.,hs; Ph.,,,,, 1bs,,.'
nnafisin, and Gout Dyspepsia, or lndt.
Sestion. Bilious, Remittent and Inter.
intent Fevers, Diseases OF the Blood
fiver. Kidneys. and Bladder, these Bit
fera have bcen most successfui. Suoh 1?S-
eases are caused By yiHated Mooa, y Tnlsa asa
Nibsy inyisorato the stomach, and stinglate
the torpid liver and bowels, which render than
~ uneauailed efficacy IN cleansing tho elood OF
ali limpuritlss, and impartins nav hte ana v'sx
% an1.nsnsis ISs MHS,S or Indigestion. Hcad.dhe,
PIN IN Che Shoulders, Coughs Tightnees Of ths
che,t- Dizzinoss, aour Stomach, Bad Taste N
tho Mouth, billions Attacks, Palpttaaon q tne
Hss,t. Copious Discharges Of Crinss Pam "a
,.infI symutoms, which arc the cdspringa a
6vnnorsin. sfs cured By these Bitters.
GlesIse Tho vitfntsd Blood whenever you md
~ frapuritiss bursting through the akin In PM.
ples, tnptions 9, eoreai cleanse it when ~ y
he blood pure and the heaitk Of the systsm WIN
'OlSN; PIN TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking ID
the system Of 90 many thousands, nrs eneetaAuy
Eo, {uii diroctions, read carefully the circular
.ronnd each bottle, printed In four languages .
Fnciish' German, French, and Spanish.
5. WALKER, 81 d - Commesoe Street q. 4.
Proprietor. q. Il. AcDONALD Co2
san Franoisco, California, and 81 ands4 Cnm-
S- SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS. ,sfS..sGs1sxssssEs:sss.:;csfs ~
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: Jgsr SuITyp. sos A. LAwJFn
Cine Of osf smart Bcltoa iay3sSi
MA sutpfised sothsf day; b5 Ssea
isay eassiiisg his l5ss 1dise a
sieioas elooking youtk 6hss saids.
aSgpiss, i called 40 if yoa .xpaA
like ID tats this;boyr and naks j lss,
yer Of him. - ssis: -
ftssTks Fog appsass sashssA ysasas
Madam z said ths. slssyeE. sHcN ~
.tsseu ycsEs, sir.1 z 81 3 I, 3, r,
IS Gle 8 30 yeshg, dseidsdly ~
godhe. Have I'D rood dsS beys
Oh, ~ ssir, T l1ass sssstil !; -
We iass eeliSlsded Il paks bBnsne ee
ths stter + NJ nt Al neeI,
ekovS tiis iials iallaSS & ~ m q Il a. m mSIESS,
III sits s5ssyas "a - d ~
q yoa sn6dt Isls / IN s &
nj dAl = 81 ~
g g sssse. 9 I. 3. Z z ! L, 3 z Z.
y
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Many . girl thinks she can do moth.
ing Hithoui 1. husband, and when sha
ssa one finds she can do nothing with
him.
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yssrs gld iedsy !, shea hsssise csi3s 7
Eve, hssd u lits ~ iuataT when q.
got 70 be- six. he ~ sas.y and iNpn.
dent Is any eritter coah be; sad hs6
he'll steal overriding be can by iss
hands on ?s1 7scs,:,- - $3.50 n
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woman. sss.a.ssf

Il
II Arw6man ina nsishb bcrhood DtsAlJ
lexassdsd sbys 4uotlteRa venasss .6hs
can love truar, tot: hsts: :xess thsnsthf
fmen. .of ordinary calibfs. 49,. q a,.s,.; !
Pr tEhs' On fnaks df home y little heaven
|,os : lasils Ss1, o6 lsss sspital than
any other sbainsas saa be- carried o..
!, She can paks 4 gie1: hundred dol.
lar bill 60 pp.i g. 4 soqqick. IS sss
She can drive j man ont Of ) house
n s6cr tongue be- working ali right
quicker than Beast Butler could ses
sway,with Q. set Of spoonaa a4
She Is better than pine or stone
coal for keeping neighbofhood boil.
ling hot and q home moro unendura-
ble tian q burn ton your first thumb
Iio;;1s, III the stimet making you think
abe. 10 = PACKAGE of sfsRsed dianocssee;
8 saint, 8 hyorable spgelie sdsertising
agent fof Gabriel. fg sria
She can Kiss another woman sveeter
.andtheH talbabout her worse than cue
of these Rafarm Republieang can talk
about President. t., ,tr
And she knows more By intuition Of
lit shs affairs Of he neigh God than
Grant knows about Ills relations Of The
Pot ofies ptsaeppsss ssps he receives q l VI
s She ssnbe nicer 10 (. woman shs.
hates tbsn Z carpet big politician . 70
d negro before he hSs voted. {. - -, 80,
~ She caa walk fnrthcr to display !
new dress than loYai or disloyd con
sraba6d eoaid travel iOr chickens in
the night ; y 60 80. ~. 8, %,
E aud God lo4c her, e. ale; losss =:
man, she xill stick to him lougsr than
tie Dent fasnily win to .ths immortal
speed. h.massr, Uiyseesi g s 1...,. -, ~; ~
Like doliars, good women srs hard 70
gel, hard to Keep, bothsso@s 70 look
aftsr, but kere is b conandsum; How
ean Nc Ssk sIohg without shsnlf 6.
ffT{Ss n .E'S3 - Ytst - -
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Ep<Aa EDRfoH1kJ BHUfgss-AAe edieoF
.stost VISIT q { nj kss ths ( Blhsisg %.
EApsnt sddrsss q hia dsli14 4aelk -
trous. Ws eo1eurs 81,
Hear 3 f0f ~ a5bes nd -
fssd1; sBst 5oa ima5 ,rs3s - sses
hsssB nssd, j5oey l1ssa kgsa AsA1e1ti j
askaoyIedss sJosr IN 81 ieapsa -
pronpily issK q &c. s1s ts 81.
among you-oae iDsls paets lls
.deu't owe usi soust thinis IN tahim
aessy, step sside, eonsi6sf ysnnplRs 9
gentleman. Il ths Iest Nish q ksou
why We dun them, this houf Sasxst:
Not that We sSfs sbeaat oass6ls1 but
'onf creditors do. sTesld Syea nsbSri
thas:ws Hsht to. EealS S6a2 no lfrsss ahssi
pay your debts and kesp ~ Rssiag.
Il Aswe lsgyaeds "a hsys Selkea n
sou; awe coatr1eaed, Hs hasS 1ktHl1h.
ed the paper 10 yoa; 6iat is3psAe
pay us, Ne dun you: Hsr1ai1sepe
menis fr job Rofk, eoatsasls ~ H3r
scriptions, promisea for, leas fsrsdik,
and duns for dsferred pssusse
Who is there 90 ignoraat tkas % doa9
aKe Is apspsf Z 'siS ~, 'ss sss!F Hsf1ss.
IF any, hs need sst spsskg efsrsss
ios emssaf him.G 10 stsasl lstis.r
Who q there 90 green : that ke 9cet
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GONG THROUGH THE MOTIONS
A geutlsman Who accompanied the San
Domingo expedition relates very. anu;
sing incident. It il altogether TOO
ooraical to be suppressed: u e.! *
On the afternoon Of tho 2stb, the
assistant secretaries, Fred. douglas
and General Sigel, addressed sicroHd
Of some two hundred or two hundred
aud City people, all the town and .
few from tfe outskirts, in an open
space in Santa Barbara, which is digui.
fed by the name Of the plaza. Doug
lass held forth for some twenty-five
minutes on the many advantage which
would accrue from annexation. At the
eloee be said, 81 wonder how many of
nv audience understand what 1 have
said; will all in favor ofapne1ation
please hold up their hands p, Three
people only responded, 1t was pretty
evident that bis oratory-and he did
speak well-fell on barren ground.
Whether it was the result of . cruel
hoax or not, it is not known: The most
astonishing part Of the performances j.
that Fred. Douglass, addressed the
crowd in German. he might a. vel!
have talked Hebrew. A mere lrdi-
crous cartieature Of out-of.door elosuhon
was neyer Witnessed. .,...,tI
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{ CAMDEN al 4: {: JoURN AL, {.
THURSDAY, MARCH H 10.
- PUBLISHED, wEEKLY By ~
sT.:W. PEGUES & SON.

THREE DOLLARS. payable 10 advance.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar and
half per square 4sr tho: iEst insertion, at one
.asilar for the secosd, seSedty.fye, cents for
THO Third isd Fifty cents for each subsequent
pinsre6eR, gy-sg--
Llberal disessats made 10 hahyearly sas
yssrly sdsesfsers. y { yESs
Epanssent Advertisements 10 be ;psidifor 10
seavsnca. SsEs-&,a+ tszs ssi-Ts. q sgs,stH
q fTke spsce occupied BY fen'iifes orr less, of
sshis sizs fYps constitute . square. 10 ga
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oAApEN SOUTH ARpIir

'~E''s ~ 49, fi- IN " Y 4
:s..... z. .s.s.:s ....ss :. 5000.
I7S cts I.S .Ta;nf aaol,,ti1,,s ,, k,n, Y :.
SO n'
|!Rasaed, ,dby ahe Legishtnre--Sessiol
Elsee4, as,dsalsT0 and 1a71 gaf +.ssss Ssns.s
% The, following IL affste eSf ths ac6
land Joint resolutions 1i spipdroivlsd isld by ths
Governor uf Is Inc fSd fustaat ID
clusiye:: u s'as ,a:,. 'E s|sF ;,ss ssg
ban act 10 make approximation sfoi
thY payment of che Der diem and
mileags Or the members of Tie Gen,
..aI k...,,h31 aad thslsoI,,;sa.- nf fh<
snbordina,e officers and other expenses
incidental thereto 6 Ere''sA
:Tfyo;atS !. ....Si,t;o,:,;s ,rr.ko,;;;ns ss n !
,tternsy: ss :oeneraI to empioy sssisstanoe
in sesrtain7 suits row pending, and
making an appropriation to phy fhe
same. 'ss si'a'i' 's''.l. $,
LIANT aresnlufion auth0rfSin9 the
couofy. coSaifnissioners Of Williamsburg
County 10 levy j special tax:Ss sp -ae5
=; In;Ht 4! rssnjnt;a6 u afnthsr; ;zinpi the
,countv commissioners If ocones County
itoslcsy d aspecisl tax $50
Ss.sA,, 4. - ts;n,,o; rcsa fet svnI
Fire Engioe Compatafy, of Chester: s
:sEA act 10 provide fot the publication
of the ncts, The reports, resolutions.
Journals, md other papers 6f the Gem
erai assembly,. sss's ~ sista "a ','sss,
Jointresolution for the relisftofS.
(,oehraT.z Cochran Elizabeth Coch-
fan, Juliana IRVINE aud Henrietta Irs
.ysns. iseT - Es.s ~ -, go
An not to regulate the appointmens,
jasisdictiou and duties ofhotaries pub,
liess a' 7a.:s.s'', = = T. = .se 7ss5es =.
of,lsas as prohibits me clerks ofths
cousts cffha Sfata from aciing a ne:
soypsys q solicitofs ii the courts & 81 shs:
State. -, - esif9sEgttF y :ss'eif;=sFs :ssef=s {:
Ansact .to ansba al astsnti,ledss An
act toestabiBh q lStats Orphan Asys
luu1,' AT ~ I So : rAgss ss.il
iEAntsct ID authoffiss circuit iadeca Il
hold courts In oilief CIRCUITS tim Their.
o,sn. - z'Sslsskssfs, ssss1es.
sseEn sst t6aincofpofstoI the Rocf Hill
Hook and d Si3dsF G0inpapF. 3
81 a1 aSt "a noosborats az Ghsm bon a
fsook ma Iaaa gofnbaSssof Chester
Ss.hn: saosso Yacofpofsfs HE Ssvikss,
BuildiaS ma Iian Association of South
4. 4. ~
90 h 3 Act s6 fsneW md atnend tho
sharter af tipo F0Vn of Mount Pleass
INT tssstss ~ u s, Z e.
s. q actlto uroyids forl ils ssosestioH
5f nsrsos,s J. orapersy and die public
peace. ''.::s
q AL. n.acf So charter me Town a. Ham>
5nre 9 s
EsAn scs j. TO & i6c6fp fp5fatCs NC f6RnUf,
Timtnonsyiiic. 81 u. - =
43:llAn act 10 incorporate the N Mechahics
Union. No ;of tho -Gityiot Charleston,
South Carolina. "zs a';s,tta y g
4&n .,aer % supplylth deficiency In.
The aopropriation for the support aud !
of free schools tor 1879.
An act to charter the town of forks
,;lla1 0e::I = ga4S!sls-, 2sis
An act to vesti'inthe Charleston
- 4 4 IL. /. G..
f..n Han.la,. nh. 4. lii the Gi,ysof
I,p - the folIor;uc ,boints ooi
,hs Wssao = River "a nit !: sea6lopyiils,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-16
e1NAn REV ARD.

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DeBing,s Via Flga is the pure juices OF
Barks, Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
CONSUMPTION.
inflammation Of tho Lungs; all Liver, Kid,
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Female Affietions,s General Debility, and, al
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