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BoYs' PRIZE HATs.-Each hat contains u
prize. Something new. AT
JouNsoN's TEXTILE OF FASHION,
mar2.thstu3 No. 26s King street.
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No SALT, SALT CAKE, PLASTER, EETRE CAKE,
nor any adulterant Of any kind used in Mapes'
superphosphate Kinsnan Il Howe! are the
agents., !: N =
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FsMALE DISEASES, general debility and
nervous prostration, finds pleasant anu elective
cure in the Old Carolina Bltters.
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CITY AFT Al r S.
Meetings This Day.

fsthagorean Lodge, at hali-past7 P. N.
Charleston Typographical Society, at haifpast
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IFfoU are ignorant OF the merits Of the
Great Southern Tonic do not remain go. Try o.
O. q
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MARX Your CLOTHING !-Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. octl4-fs
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Do NOT hesitate, your life depends upon it.
Take the Old Carolina Bitters and be speedily
cured.
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A HAPPY FAMILY.-About o'clock yester-
day morning the residents OF the lower part OF
Easai street were starsed with loud cries and
shouts proceeding from a house in that locality,
occupied by John Kelly, Bridget Kelly and Mary
Sheridan. The three had been living together most
amicabE for length Of time. but on then!ght in
question an unusuaf quantity Of spirits had come
into the possession OF the party, and they imme-
dately proceeded to get drunk. During this In
teresting process a quarrel arose, and In few
momeais shepasy were engaged In aliyely dis
cussion with fists, chairs, and other convenient
articles. The noise brought. in the police, who
carried the tpsy trio to the Gudrdhouse. At the
hearing before the Mayor next morning the two
females were discharged, and John was SEN
fenced to pay fine Of s., or spend five days In
the House Of Correction.
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RJsrrc GOODS RUSTIC GOODS !-A'reduction
OF twenty per cent. on Side and Corner Brackets,
rook Racks, DC, at our stores.
CHAs. C. RICHTER & Co.,
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IMPORTANT TO THE BAR.-His Honor Judge
Graham WITT be occupied to-day IN hearing mo-
tions in cases,or the c,v,, side o. the court
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The MERCHANTS LINE OF New YORK SAIL
ING PAoksFSs--This fortunate and well;managed
line OF packets retain the large patronage they
have so long enjoyed, oy the superior character
OF their ,ofncers and ths excellent condition of
their vessels. The schooner y. W. Smith, which
arrived here few days since from New York. has
been coming to this clty ~ ibis, line for some ff'
teen years. In consequence Of her excellent
model and 'successrur urca7eer, she was lately en-.
tire!y rebuilt, aud is now in all respects new
vessel Of the first class. Her commander, captain
TouSer, has been for some years In charge Of her,
asa has earned high reputation for or1cial
ability and courtesy. The agents Of the line are
Messrs. W. Roach & Co., so well known to the
public and shining.
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AT Cosr AT Cost Large size Chromos.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
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Druas, Chemicals, &r.
HE GREAT LUNG REMEDY |

GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP
Cures permanently Bronchitis, Asthma. Coughs,
Colds. Bleeding OF the Lungs, Group, WhoopinG
Cough and Consumption, when taken in time.
Has never failed.
OVER TWENTY THOUSAND LIVING WITNESSES
to bear testimony 10 the great superiority Of
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP over all other
lung remedies introduced.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup Is warranted not to
1 contain opium or other nauseoua drugs In any OF
Globe Flower Cough Syrup is legally warranted
to cure
Globe Flower Cough Syrup Is protected by
letters patent, both on rrade mark label and COM
pound. It is pleasant to the taste aud harmless
to the most delicate infant.
For sale by Druggists Price 81 per bottle.
PEMBERT0N, TAYLOR Il co.,
Proprletors and Chemists, Atlanta, Ga
ROSWELL Ga, April 2s, 1870.
Aessrs. Penlberton, Taylor q Co:
DEAR SIas-l received the bottle ol Glooe
Flower Syrup at noon, yesterday, and be4an the
use OF It Immediately. My patient passed
more comfortable night than she has for three
months and now, at 10 O'Clock A. n, says sne
feels like another woman. intend TO contlnuo
the use OF the Globe Flower Syrup, believing Y
will make cure. Never have I witnessed sueh
great benefit from remedy, In 30 short ame, ~
my life. shall in the future use your siooe
Flower Syrup In all cases Of colds, coughs. dau
oil affections OF the lungs that may present snen
selves. RespectIuny, >,nrponN uD
Eva GOODRICH, WINEMAN Co.,
Wholesale Druggists.
5ee7-tnthssmos Charleston, =. y.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The District Court
was opeued at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
The Peoples National Bank were allowed Ill v
ilend against the general assets for 80 much OF
It's claims as had not been paid out of the prop
erty covered by the lien OF its judgment
The accounts Of jas. E. Crossaad, assignee OF
Jno. Stsllings, having been examines by the reg.
istrar and found correct, the same were allowed
and the assignee discharged as prescribed by law.
]. W. Buroidge, assignee OF Chas. Wltsell, was
ordered TO notify the lien crel lltors OF the bank
rupt 10 prove their demands before the 2itn Of
March next, and; to sell the real estate OF the
bankrupt on the first sales.day in April for cash.
-=.-..IN ADMIRALTY.
The consideration o. che case OF the libel against
Smith Suecker was resumei, and counsel hav-
ing been heard, The further hearing Of the case
was continued until Monday.
Testimony was taken In the cases Of the United
States vs. the bark Kedar and vs. nine bales OF
tobacco, and their further hearing continued un-
til Monday. A habess corpus was also granted
in these cases to bring up the body OF Hoffman,
In the custody Of the sheriff Of Charleston County,
to testify on the 9th OF March before this court.
The court then adjourned until II O'Clock this
morning.
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PAPER DOLLS! PAPER DOLLS Sold at 8, 6,
and IL cents each - former prices, S, 10, Is and
20 cents.
No. l6l KING ST., AND HAsEL ST. BAZAAR.
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Anrtion Sales.--future lions.
By HUTSON LEE.

T OF IN ASHLEY SIRE EFT.
IL Will be sold on TUESDAY, March 7th, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Old Postoalce,
All that LOT OF LAND'on the west side Of Ash.
ley street, being the north portion OF the Lot Of
the late DR.: Vim. Hume, measuring SO feet front,
by 90 feet deep.
Terms-one.half cash; balance in one year, &C.
cured by bond Of purchaser, bearing per cent.
chaser to pay a. L. for papers and stamps.
IA
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Hasel stree; Bazaar, and No. lSl King street..
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Unfair Representations.

The New York Times, which OF lete
has lost much of the impartial spirit that
at one. time characterized it's utteranoes
In respect to the South. continues its
unfair assumptions Of the animus OF the
''ex-insnrgent" people Of the South. In
its issue Of March %. it prints series of
selections from the Southern press, the
object of which is to convey the impress
sion to Sthe, Northern; public that the.
..lost cause is sought to be re.establish-
ed by. ssno small number OF friends"
The Times makes this bold assertion:
sat the South; nothing is regarded as
settled BY the war; and not ono OF its
results is accepted" Thus is it that the
party Journals oi7the country sacrifice
truth. and Justice to make way for party
capital. Thps is it that opposition to
local misrule is characterized as another
rebellion" ,.,
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Carolina to be- quiet, and, by all Smeans,
preserve the peacee Of the State: The
Radical party is going doSS ssss.la1y ak
the Nprtb ,yn4T is proven by the New
HampAhirs election. 4 Any outbreak at
tMb tine, fh apy OF the Southern States
would ,be q God d-send TO that tpnyty, 3 If
the Southern people will sohly be sprut
dsAt, lie nexthRreaidential.e election will
result in the lethronenent: OF Gen.
Grant and the election OF Democrat to
the Presidential chair. Then there will
be hope for the Republic. Those IN
principled edventnrers from thu North,
who have stirred up bad feeling between
the oolored. aud white .rnce, will flee like
criminals from justice, with their stolen
wealth. The, scalawag traitors to race
and country will soon follow, nnd the
negroes will live in harmony with the
whites. But if Gen. Grant can stir mp
bloody strife in the South, by sending
his armies here, he stands chance Of
re-eleotion. by appealing to the hatred,
passion and prejudice OF the North and
West. This military President says that
he sends his army here to protect the
property and lives of loyal citizens,
when it is notorious fact that oil the
property which has been destroyed in
South Carolina, since the war, land it
has amounted to millions.) belonged to
those whom he would stigmatize as "dis-
loyal" disfranchised, white Democrats.
Every week and every day we henr of
houses, barns, gin-houses and stores
being destroyed and robbed by the mid
night incendiary, whose loyalty Gen.
Grant would not dispute. Hundreds OF
these 'tloyal citizens" are now in the
penitentiary aud we'll protected. Some
few of them may have been hung up by
the neck, by way of retaliation for their
incendiarism. But Grants army will
prove unable to prevent the crime or the
retaliation. 3. +. PERRY.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN OF HAM
BURG.-We regret to announce the death
of Mr. Thomas Kernaghan, who died at
his residence, in Hamburg, 8. O., yester-
day afternoon. Mr.. Kernaghan, at the
time of his death, was over seventy
years Of age. For many years, he was
prominently identified with the CONNER
cial interests of Hamburg, and enjoyed
the confidence and esteem of o large
circle of friends.
IAugusta Constitutionalisl.
BURNED TO DEArH.-We regret to
learn that little daughter OF Mr. Will
liam Welsh, of this County, was burned
to death last week. The child, as We
understand, was playing in sedge field,
when fire was communicated to it. The
flames spread with such rapidity shat the
child was unable to make it's escape.
Keo,res Courier.
We learn that tho gin house on the
plantation Of Mr.. p. s.. Wilds was de.
stroyed by fire, on Thursday last, the
23d instant. A considerable quantity Of
cotton seed was consumed.
!. Darlington rSoutha.ne,.
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DEATH OF REV. r. G. GRIEn, D. D.
We regret to learn of the death Of Presi-
dent Grier. Of Ersk:ae College, at his
residence, in Due West, at 1 O'Clock, on
yesterday, DR.. Grier was citizen o.
high character, and more than ordinary
endowments, and his loss will be felt IN
the church and in the college over which
lie kas go ably ana satisfactorily pre-
sided. He was man OF kind heart and
popular manners, and was universally
beloved. .--A6benile Press and Banner.
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HOTEL Ann1vA1s, MarchF l,-r Go,us,:y
bia Hotel-J. s. Schoolbre.i,; Gadsden;
". Carr, N. O. G. A. R.I B. ;JS. O. Gil.
bert, Charleston; T. j. Goodwyn,f Fort.
Note; s. Harris, Wilmington; II. 5S;,
Cothran, Abbeville; s. P. Simmons, Coz
lumbia; A. Delmohno. Italy; j. Trench, |,
Boston; A. L. Fullerton , and lady, CnI-
licothe; w. B. Flower, Boston; J. @. q
Winder. Wilmington; H.. A. Whiting,
". @. g. A. r. r.; L. 81. Brooks. Az
gusta; W. D. Kennedy, Charleston; J. .
T. Caldwell. 8. Johnston, y, NJ Baxter,
Newberry; a. H Seward, u. 8. a.; e.
W. Wallace, Washington; G. II. An
drews, Atlanta; Judge III. Moses and
wife: L. r. Barber, s. @. r. r.; r. n.
Pegues, Camden. ~.
Nickerson House-Mrs. Nj. Lewelynn,
Halifax County; Miss Eison, Union;
". H. Smith, New York; F. P.iQussles,
J. w. Fowler, Abbeville; j. Il. Miller, 5,
Due West; P. W. Perry, 8. O.; Mics
Ella Wellmore, Edge6eld; j. 81. Hes.:
cock, Fernandina; n. V. Redfeld, Gin
ciLnati Commercial; Al T.. Whaling,
Richmond; j. b. Gay. Charlotte; M. D. 4
BrunsOn, Chicago. i Il Il, 5ss.. js%.d
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LIST OF New ADv8RTIaKn8gNTs.s .saDd VI,
Acts of the Legislatures a.il5i ~ .t I. "
Udolpho Wolfe Schiedam Schnapps.
w. B. Taylor-Medical Society. ..Ss,.
J. T. Ensor-1Notice.2 524alj,tf es5lg IA
James w. Fowler Millinery. lSc. d
William Thayer-Bank Of Charleston.
Jacob Levin-Auction Sale. Il, 81
A. M. Boozer-Suprene Court.i s.,fsy
Monteith & Fielding-Auction Sale. &
Arnold's Self.Acting: Washer. !: /: : 5a'33 !. J;
Thomson & Fair--,Summons. Ii2'li i,,il, IS
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COIgTln TnEIlElfsIA \ q ;C.
saturdaal Sfosirniin Sfsi e3Is:A ApriIissI aids7,II.


Tho Debt OF tho state-Actinn or tho
Charleston Chamber Of Copamerne.
Our readers will observe in another
place the resolutions adopted at q meet
ing Of Charleston Chamber OF Oom.
merce. IA convention is called on the
SECOND TUESDAY in MAY. NEXT, and each
County is invited to send delegates the
meeting. to be held in this city. The
convention Is TO, consider our financial
status. We approve 1thet CALI ands the
spirit Of the call, and we regard the
movement as most important one.
The Chamber was addressed by Vice.
President Topper. Mr.. VIM. Ravenel
offered tho resolutions, and Mr.. John
Hanckel seconded them. The rcsolu-
tions were unanimously adopted.
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Gallons OF blood are sucked out OF the Ama.l
rican people evory week by bad. bugs. 4 Btopl
the drsinl Stop itby using Isaaoen' q SuRE.
PoP." 1t lays out the bloodsuokers instanth1i |
neously It ie infailible, too, for roaehes, rats
and mice. Sold by all druGgists. Fab 1eafs.a
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4 kbfafiaa 8f M Iinag
COPIES :ot tAy PA4a4x M avs u, esn ti tss sis:
oT Sardr tssti apntsis SfsofaH; issfs;
seyeral sitisena;o q olum biz ZIG PnIlishss,
ed fhpanothsf 6oiann,5 relative. rs fhs eli ]!
celleStY IF Apn9Id's sell f;aptinE sWxshi Wxsi
IS :. :.
Superintendent ,df, The; Lhnnaii AayI &,
is BOZ highly; pleased with tttbet ttIaRohiid ide.l
.hat .h9t hs hS Sse1dsa S
Plain aud fancy colorsal : pfihtinag 81 q ;exe.il M
Gifted with Heatness and IdespatclI On tbs
most reasonable terms: AlIft6e i1atee isSs' Z
styles pr cards, &c9,!;iion hand aad printed : :
in exaellent style, AZ ths PHaass1x5 Sasees}.'
Mrs. James ,WI. Fowler, 1ot ;Abbeyille.a
whb has acquiredcah extshsiso ntotoofiesy. Z
throighout the up:conntry;; iof his pet.s 81
feet taste, and skill in, the SELECTION, Sid j.
preparation OF articles foroladies' wears.
publishes card in this mornings paper, !,
TO which attention isinyited, His opeihls.. ep 81.
ing day is the 10Th inst, & ig1 s,.., .iI4E.5 &
A lot OF second hand bourgeois and /
minion, will be sold'a at 25 .and 80 cents, !,
Besides leads, rules. .chases, etc, ~ aLliii
G. - Jackson; ESD. besidssa booking.
after his dry goods establishment; takes.
a particular interestoin' gardeniDg,, hes
Exhibits fine Strawberries ana igreen1 bteeausj;.
as the result 81 hislabors, ais 1.f ~
L fonp,pL{ota hr;oS1 - - - = :.
posters. hand-bills. bill heads lin fact;sr
everything in the way Of jobEprintingsA
gotten up in the best style and on terms
that we pledge ourselves will be satisfac! ]
tory to all parties. Let us hear from
you, business men, in the ahap6 Ebf7ii 7iiof4.
ders for the spring trade With ij:s
proved machinery aud steam power. we:
challenge comparison in. psicea., IS IL
H. Y. Redfeld, Esq, correspondents!
of the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL is in CO.
lumbia on business. hth4s4 ,eaaf:aSt = y
The prophets prophecy a. very wet.
spring and summer. and say that ;thisl
latter will be, like the summer Of 1897
celebrated for the large quantity or w6teeir:
fallen. -, 80. :, ~, s.5S,
Book. and job printing, of every kind
attended to promptly at, PHGN1x Office Z.
If you want to secure canary bird
and cage ut nominal rnte. call az the5i
Pollock House and take q. ehsih,es5 The,
rattle comes OFF soon. ,j, r. 9toi{ ,ntsis.;,s
Mr.. @. p. Sims. Of Uniona adisolaiina
having made the chicken: fight with MI
ChappelI. as advertised in the PHG.1x.s !.
Look, out fora April fools, as today Is
the 1st. r 4-.a - stSis tsf'
- :, ..-,- -. :, s--..s : 2 i:5E tt3
MAIL ARRANaEAENTs.! !Tha Northern
mail opens at $3.50, P. NJ; closes II. .15l
PM. Charleston day mail opens ,ga s. 4. 80
2. III. !; closes 11.sO' a. IL Char sesson' =
night mail opens $50 A. ", closes 6. .O0'
p, NJ. Greenville mail opens !7:30 Er.
NJ; closes $50 P. NJ. Western i mail
opens 1:3o P. NJ; closes ], ,SoP. n, On
Sunday oes opsa &: Z 2 !, n, .!..i,sa5 -
| ---~~-~-~-,l-~~---- \. 3AfIl. 4
LAST CHANCE. The dollar store will
Doeitiva1v close mn Eofn,doy .von:.r
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.Lippman's Bittors are fof saleSby aliE dfass
Eists and dealers. Depot in ColumbiS5 8. U.;s,
at GEIoEn i MoG aRaoR,s, Drugeiste! ia HIBsSt
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An oA1cs'in process os erection for s.
Il. DePass, Esq, Of Camden, was de-
molished by q gust Of wind, on Sunday
last. ~ -; e syyia
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LAST CHANCE. The dollar store will
positively close up Saturday. evening,
Remember, every article is reduced Sto;
seventy five cents. .i.4= = .taAsf'f -
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ssTRE ,DAY OF RETR1BuTIoN Is N1aHl''
With few exceptions, says the Marion
Crescent, the people of this State. and the
South generally, have submitted 80 long
anu .1oo 30 quietly 70 ti;o czsct;ccs, crpres-
sions and tyrannies OF the Radical party,
and low:minded soallawags, who sold
their birth.right for mess Of pottage,
that tho intelligent and honest white
people and their property were regarded
as the lawful prey Of these people. It
now seems that the people in the mp,
country are determined mo longer to sub:
nit. quietly, to wrong and oppression,
but mean to defend themselves at every
hazard. This seeming determination, on
the part OF tile people, has stricken ter
ror into the hearts Of their and our
rulers and opp5essors. and they nre
trembling in their boots; but the day of
retribution is;nieh. LII.
The EdgeAeld Xdue,4isey says:
'.But the people OF Edgefeld aro fully
determined. to pny no more taxes during
the year 1871, unless they are forced to
do 30 by bayonets in the hands of Fede-
raj soldiers. We know the sentiment of
our people on this internal tax business,
and hope the Scott ring bunmers will
not attempt TO make any further tax-col-
leotions jig, Edgeaeld during the present
year. sSSt.:Mtfj 3 9sygs Ssr 1sa5
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Guah0.

Guan0. x : : = ,siies;afe es;'tfe 'ss;s.ai 80
ON TONS pure, PERUVIAN GU ANO, IL s3.:7s
~ so tons Berger Il pltae's SlpOrpho
phats. for sale loy.9 plantssg S AnS sAlof
Near q; 4 Q. r. n. Depot polapSfis g, Qa7 H /,
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Letter, reom aeneral J. q. Kershnw.

Letter nrom General =. b. Kershaw.
The Camden Journal of March Both,
contains the reply OF General Kershaw
20 the letter Of Senator Robertson.
General Kershaw gives expression to
his ''earnest desire to secure peace and
order and just and faithful administra-
ton of the laws in this ruined and desc
lated State" he then alludes to the
efforts made by himself and friends to
secure this end. But he adds: "These
concessions and all overtures for peace
were asprnfally rejected BY the colored
people and their leaders. .ns-.A1 4 Ssa.
Gsneral Kershaw next allndes to the
corrupt practices of the State officials
and the arming Of the negro militia as
the source Of the disorders that have
occurred.ap2 s ,'.LL .4-. ~ (. ...
Coming, finally, to the invitation ex-
tended 10 him 70 use his ezertions for
peace, General aKershaw announces his
disposition to cooperate in s'any FEAST
BILE plan for harmonizing society here"
On this point. he says:
al. ~. class legislation shonld be repee1-
ed. Tax-pay ought TO be SECURED
representation in che Legislature, ade-
quate to their protection. Honest, capa-
BILE. aud competent men should be placed
In Office. Accomplish these, things and
this whole people will rise up and call
yon blessed. Less than this would leave
the same causes OF work which have pro-
duced the prevailing discord, and there
could not be that security which consti-
tntes the essential foundation of society.
The white people OF South Carolina are
now enslaved by their former slaves.
Taxation without representation was
the battle gauge accepted by our revolu-
tionary sires. Unrepresented and politi-
cally disfranchised, we are taxed for
wanton and corrupt purposes beyond oil
precedent, and without even the, poor
privilege Of protest or appeal. Cannot
our rulers understand that, sooner or
later, even our endurance must give way
under such monstrous imposition?"
In conclusion, Gen. Kershaw gives no.
tioe Of q conference to be held of promi-
nent and influential men from each
County, to consider the condition of
things and to consultfor the public good.
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shall think proper to impose; and the
said company or their agents may stop
any goods, vessels, boats or RATS, from
passing on the said canal until payment
of the said toll.
SEC. z. Tint tho said company shall
have power to purchase for themselves
| and their successors forever, such lands
as may be necessary for the purpose
aforesaid; and where they and the own
ers OF the said lands cannot agree for the
same, to take the said lands at valua-
ton to be made by q majority of Ave
persons to be appointed by the Court of
Common Pleas &c Taluc The ssmc, whic!:
land shall, on payment of the sum at
which it shall be so valued, be vested in
the said company forever.
SEQ. 8. That the said company shall
be obliged to keep the said canal and
looks, at all times, in good and sufficient
order, condition and repair, on pain Of
being answerable for any damage occa.
stoned by their wilful fault or neglect.
SEQ. o. That if any person shall, vii
fully or maliciously, cnt, break down,
damage or destroy, any bank or other
work to be erected, or made for the pur-
pose OF tho said navigation, such person
shall be adjudged guilty of felony, and,
on conviction, shall pay fine of not OK
ceedipg five thousand nor less than Eve
hundred dollars, or imprisoned in tho
penitentiary not exceeding ten or less
than two years; and if my person shall
throw dirt, treos, logs or rubbish into the
said canal, 80 as to prejudice the same,
snoh person sball DO answorahlo to the
said company for damages occasioned
thereby.
SEQ. 10. That the said company shall
have power and authority to uso any
materials in the vicinity of said canal for
making tho same. Or the said locks, or
keeping the same in repair, paying q
reasonable price TO-. the samo, which
price shall be ascortained in like manner