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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal egeof Surgery Of Lon
don, Graduate of one of the most eminent Col
cges in the United States, and the greater part
of whose life has been spent in the hoSpitalsot
London, Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere, hae
effected some of the most astonishing cures that
were ever known; many troubled with ringingin
the head and ears when asleep, great nervousness,
being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashtulnessS,
with frequent blushing, attended sometimes with
derancement of mind, were cured Immediately
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain prac
ticc. already described, Il habit frequent y learn
ed from evil companions or at school, the effects
of which are night ly felt even when asleep ana
destroys both mind and body, should apply im-
mcdiately. ,
What u pity that young man, the hope OF
his country, the pride Of his parents should be-
snatched from all prospects and enjoyment OF
life by the consequence OF devlat!ng from the
path of nature, and indulging in pernicious
habits. Such persons must, before contemplat-
ing
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Married persons, or Young Men contem1plat
ing marriage aware Of Physical Weakness
vous Excita oility, Palpitation, ORGANIC Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other Disquali
fc;,tion, speedily relieved.
lie whJ places himself under the care Of DR.. j.
may rcligiously conidc in his honor as gentle
man, and confidently rely upon his skill as
physician.
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COMMUNICATION BETw ZEN DOVER AND Ca
LA1s.-We learn that the French Government
has given orders for plans aud surveys to be
made for the construction of large steamers for
the service between Calais and Dover. These
steamers are to carry thirty railway carriages,
and the transit is to be made in one hour and
ten minutes NJ. Dupy de Lone is entrusted
with the preparation OF the plans Gi Ian's,ras marer
out of Calais barbor. The depth Of water here
will be sufficient to receive vessels of tie larg-
est tonnage and the enormous transport steam,
ers A branch of the Northern Railway, at
present terminating in the maritime. station;
will be prolonged to the new water station, and
thus the railway carriages will be placed on the
deck of the steamers. This project, which was
brought forward some few years ago, has now
every chance of being carried out, as it is en-
trusted to men of such talent as NM. Dupuy
de LONE and Behic.
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TEXAS CATTLE Few people have an ade-
quate idea of the magnitude of the Texas cattle
trade. 1t is estimated that 100000 beeves
have been driven from Texas into Kansas,
Nebraska, and the Western States and terrific
ries during the past year. 1t takes about
10000 head of beeves annually to supply the
Indians: for these the Government pay. In
all the range of country between the Rocky
Mountains and the Mississippi, as high up as
British America they receive cattle from lex
as. They are driven in immense droves
through the Indian country without molesta-
ton. As drove travels but six or eight miles
day, when on long journey, the, cattle i'm
prove and increase in flesh when the grass is
good Many cattle are driven to the Pacific
coast, but in this trade few beeves are ken,
the principle portion Of the droves consisting
of heifers intended for stock raisers. 1t takes
two seasons to get drove through from Texas
to Washington Territory on the Pacific; but the
prices obtained there yield heavy profit to the
drovers.
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Physician of this celebrated institution, has dis.
covered the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant and
Etfectual Remedy in the world for all
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DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR.
Regulator.

ancholy, or depress
or pains in the bow,
and ague, dropsy, b
Prepared only by
Price 81 by mai
ianlG-ly +. 5.
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Especially, who have become the Victims o
Solitary Vice, and dreadful and destructiv'
habits which annually sweep to an untimeiy
grave thousands of young men of the most ex
allied talents and brilliant intellect, who NIGH
otherwise have entranced listening Senates with
the thunders of eloquence or walked to extacy
the living Tyre, may call with full confidence.
MARRIAGE
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1871. FAIL 1871.

GU NS! VUNO! ~
Double and single-barrelled, Breech-loaderS,
Pistols, and Sportsmen's Goods Of great variety
wholesale and retail at
JAS. F. CARL1N s. SONS,
oct 80 IS King street.
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levied and assessed, is hereby declared and
made liable for the payment thereof IN prefer
ence to all other debts, except debts due to the
State, which shall be first paid. And that all
other taxes imposed by the intendant and war
dens, or majority Of them, shall be payable IN
advance by the parties liable for the samei and
on failure of payment, their property shall be
liable for the same, as in manner and form just
before stated.
SEC. 9. The intendant and wardens elect,
together with clerk and treasurer, shall, du-
ring their term of office, be exempt from
street and police duty. Each town council
shall, within one month after the expiration Of
their term of office. make cut and return to
their successors in Office full account OF their
receipts and expenditures during their term,
which account shall be published In one or
more papers of the town or county. and shall
psy over all moneys in their possession belong
ing to the corporation, and deliver up all
books, records and other papers incident TO
their Office to their successors: and on failure
to do so, they shall be liable to be fined IN q
sum not exceeding five hundred dollars, to be
collected by any proper action OF the town
council.
SEC. 10. That all ordinances heretofore pass
ed by the town council of Spartanburg, in
conformity with the authority granted by ex-
'isting laws, shall be-, and they are hereby, de-
clared legal and valid.
Sec. II. All acts and parts Of acts heretofore
passed in relation to the Incorporation OF the
Town of spartanburg be, and the same are
hereby, repealed.
SEC IL. This act shall be deemed public
act, and continue in force for the term Of twen-
ty years, and until the end of the session Of the
Legislature thereafter.
Approved February II, 1871.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, February lS.-Noon.-consols o.
Bends9lE.
NEVYoaK, February 1s.-Noon.-stocks steady.
cold, llNallK. Money 4a5. S;erng long eH.
short e,< Bank staieplept shows al Increase Of
loans over three and half npiton doilsrs; specie
decrease nearly a million; leyal-senders increase
half million; deposits two and quarter million.
tyenlng-Money closed with great ease. Prime
discounts CAT. Noquotsble changes In States or
governments.
COTTON MARKETS.. r.
LIVERPOOL. February 1S.+Erening.
closed stealler-uplands 7hd; Orleans 7xa7Td; !;
sales 10, 900 bales; export and speculation 1000;
cotton deliverable from Charleston or Savannah,
April or May, 7hd for middling.
NEW YORK, February TS-EVenlng.-Cotton
quiet but steady sales 34oo bales; mlddlings l5sc
6xat6 HoS BET receipts 1o6 bales; gross 3lfo;
sales 400; stock $500.
BlLrInoas, February 1S.-Cotton steady and
In fair demand; middliags l4kc; gross receipts
765 bales; exports coa.twise 200; sales 376; stock
WI; WILMINGTON February ls.-Cotton dull and
nominal; Iniddllng l3xc; nat receipts al4 bales;
exports coastuise 1856; stuck 1890.
NORFOLK, February l8.-Cotton-estln.ate atea net
receipts 1900; stock 8l51.
GuersTA, February 1s.-Lieht onerng stock
and demand good for the better grades. Liver
pool uildilngs 1S%al4c; New York middiings
lax, closing trm AT same. Sales 4ls' baaei; re.
ceipts SIG.
SAYANHAH. February t1s;-Cot;on n fair de!
mapd; ulidtiling l4hc; net receipts 2so2; exports
to Great Britain 2ls8 to the continent sle5; sales
100; stock l00, ,3t6.
MosILE February ls-cotton firm: middllngs
13Ec: net receipts 1928 bales; exports TO Great
Britain $685. to he continent 1900; coastwise $50:
sales 1000; stock 17,o00.
/. GALVESTON, February l7-Cotto1: weak; good
ordinary l2!aal2 14ci ast rscsipls .l22 bales; eS
ports to Great Britain S5l5; saes 1900; stock ST.,
775. net receipts Of theDweeS 1891; exports TO
Gl eat Britain 1885, coastwse 14sl; sales OF the
week $3.50. &: ~!
February lS.-Cotton staaly; good ordinary
faAal2kc; net receipts 1879 bales; exports TO
rSss sss Bfltai9 l5'li e0astHise g sales t0' s'oef
''SSS; new ORLEANS February 1s-co:,on steady
and in good demand; mlddlinss 1iAal44c. Net
receipts A7is; gross 5e35; exports 10 Great
Britain 294S; C., Barcelona 1911; to Vera Cruz 464;
cuastwtss 14le; sales II, 100; stock 2SS, S9G'
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, February ls-Evenlng. Flour 5a1oc
lower Wheat firm; winter red anu amber
western 81 5Sal 61. Corn steadier 81 Ssasl;.
Beef steady. Lard heavy. Groceries. firm. Nayals
steady. Freghts quiet
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,11tkRpsoL oLAss1F1cArloN.

Strict Diadlng.. ...i4S1W- .,
R1cE-Thls grain showed generally steady,
market Sales about 21o tlerces of clean caroina,l
say IS tlerces at 71sc, !56 at rs. 81 at T4c q IT,
We quote common to fair clean Carolina at I9
III, good 7s5g7kc. ~;
NAVAL SroREs-There were some sales Of Nos i
and rosias, tile particulars of which did not
transpire. Stock light and market firm.
sRsleHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi'
nal on uplands; via New York, 'sd on up
lands, 1d@l5Sd on. sea islands, by sail I-l6
on uplsnsds, sSd toaS sea Slslahas,: with "a
armer feeling. ToHayre nominal ;coastwlse-!o
New FORKS by steam, Hcon upiands and 1c on sea
Islands; 50 q tierce on rice; by sail, &c 2 ID on
cotton; tlerce on rice; 4oc q barrel on rosin;
s7as p N on lumber; s9@lo v II on timber. II
Boston, by sail, &c . ib on upland cotton.
To Providence, by sailss p n on boards, sc
q ID on cotton; by steam 81 q bale on New
York rates. TO Philadelphia, by steam, hc q ID
on upands; by sail, 81 a N on boards; 50 on
timber: So . ton on clay, and sS@s so en- phos-
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, Ac 2 10 by
sail; So 5o@7 q NJ on boards; SS@3 25 q ton Oh
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
G georgetown, S. G., Darien and Satila River, Ga.
and Jacksonville, Fla, toNorthern ports, and $40
al. q II are the rates on lumber and boards.
misunderstanding 80 day bills 20,4@2o1i.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The hanks purchase
sight checks at X@,I on, and sell at par.
GoLp-1o911H -
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Passouger erks

Per steamship Manhattan; for New York- r..
P Setback Mrs D Knox and child, Wslder;
G HolIngsworth, $ Thomson, Legley, d D Nd
Boyle P Charles, ] Walters, q Uonnor, = WALSH,
C 0'Brlen, D Buck N Smith.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via JACK.
sonville. Fernandna and Savannah-Mrs COOK, )
Rancline, T Coates, Mr Bower and lrlend, u curry,
Flannigan, G Leary, and 18 on deck.
Per steamer Emile. from homegrown, u
Mrs s Holmes. three children and servants Miss
McCracken, K Ford, c Yates, O Dew, Col Raj
ston, and S on deck.
Per steamer Argo, from Edisto and Way Land
ings-5 Whaley aud w SeahSook. (.
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Savannah Market,

SAVANNAH. February 16.-CorToN.-The mar
ket was very quiet, and the atoek offered very un-
desirable which caused holders to be very firm
for all grades In request The sales were 1000
bales; mddlngs 14Hc.
SEA IsLANDs.-There has been some relaxation
in the demand, and the sales OF the week have
been about $50 bales at former prices. We quote
clean mains and carts 20a23c; common Georglas
and Flurl,las 2la2Sr; medium. to good Flordas 36a
doc; medium nne Foridas 4Sa45e: fine Florldas
A8a6ec. Some OF very choice description have
been sold at 55ab7c.
RIos.-The market has been active and has ad
yanced about &c. The demand good. We quote
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MEMORANDA.

The following Is the freight and c0ns9nees per
steamer Bmilie from Georgetown, 8 O, arrived on
Friday: $50 tlerces rice and sundries. To Shack
elrord L Kelly, Mordecai k co, Howard Bros, W K
Ryan, Thurston & Holmes, VIM y Bee co, r
Pringls Son, J Dawson, Archer and others.
SAVANNAH, February 1s.-Arrlved. ship Rich
ard Ill aud schr Seguin from baltimore; cleared,
br!gs Tempest, for Boston, and Mystic. Tor May
ag1ez, 4; bark G!enaoon, for Aberdovey; ship
Annabella, for Liverpool.
The schr " L Burroughs Iowden from Charles.
ton for Bremen, passed Deal February.l.
The schr Charlotte Fish, from Charleston for
February Is.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, February 1G: The mar
ket not very active, bnt good str0ng tone cur
rent. and full prices obtained without trouble on
all grades Sales Of 90 tcs Carolina ut f24aShc,
and 800 bags RangoOn at 7a71sc, currency. duty
paid, and SIC gold In bond.
From the Journal Of Commerce, February II !:
The market s frner. The inquiry is Iair and
the supply light We quote domestic ar sas1c.
and Rangoon In bond at So 40 gold.
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The Norfo1k G,ruIn Market

NORFOLK, February 17.-CoRN.-The market
was dull today. and prices show decline from
those of yester ay. The saes are 5000 ousnels
white at SIC and 1900 bushels yellow at 7Sc.
OATs.-The last sale; by cargo We're ut SIC.
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for fair to good 7a1Kc; prime 7Xe; seaeoast
rough 81 GOAL rs; interior 81 25al 90; SEED nee s
very scarce, and white and gold are BETH wanted.
Interior cotton tfarEets.

1nteT1Cr Sottoh nA"A''
ANDERSON, February 15-To-day middIDgs
command l3Ha13Hc.
ding l3Kal3Hc.
ORANGEBURG, February 17.-Sales during the
weak l45 bales. We quote: Ordinary 1la12, low
middling lS, mlddling 1916.
ATLANTA, February l6.-The market to-day
his been quiet and hrm; mtddling 13Ac; low
niddling l24; good ordinary l2Mi ordinary II.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

sieuA LA GRANDE-Per schr Lillias-100, 600 feet
resawed pitch pine lumber.
EARACoA-Per schr w II Steele-2o 600 feet lum'
Der. 49,,
NEW YoRK-Per steamship manhattan-al oags
ga island and 4l6 bales upland cotton, 63 bales
domestics, I2s derces rice, IS empty bbs' 4S pigs
sundries. ,oo
WILMINGToN, C-Fer schr Mary Russell-Soo
sacks IiyerDoOl salt,
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
q 7bales cotton, 1926 bushels rough rice, mdse,
&c. To VIM Bee t. COW P DoWlng &Go,
Sardy. n Bischofr 4 co, C Habenicht, P Smith,
Stoney & Lowndes, W Boyle. ferguson. J q
Pringie & Son, Kinsman Howell, Murdaugh &
Mathews G W Davis
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Steamer Dictator. MCMILLAN, Palatka, via Jack.
sonville, Fernandlna and Savannah. 152 bags
sea island cotton, 8 bbls syrup, 10 bhls onions,
mules, 2Shales moss, pkgssmdse, DC. 10 KAVepfl
"a, We Bss 1 Co, WE Williams & Son, G "
Williams s. CO, W Witte, Wardlaw d Carew, G
H Ingraham s Son, Frost & Adger, J L 4 co, 9
Railroad co, - Taylor CO. Morrison, Nantone I1,
& CO, y Bart'& co, W II Bird Il co, Fraser Dill,
Il 8 Venning, " Salinas.
Steamer Marion, Adair, Santee River. l67 bales
cotton, a25 bb snaval stores, 5000 feet ash lumber
200 bushels peas. 200 bushels rough rice, mdse, &c
& Mlnott, P Smith; Pelzer, Rodgers q co, ] +
Prihgle & Son. Recdsr i Davis Walter & co, W Q
Dukes & co, S D St0ney. Stoney LpTndes, Frost
& Adger Graeser Smith, Marshall, Jr, Sail
street Bros s. co, W y Courtney CO, Wiley,
Ingraham d Son, Archer & Fenwick, Adger
CO., 81 Goldsmith & Son, B8rden Parker. Smith
& Chapeau, J @ II Claussen, L Chapln, ] Smythe,
- Llienthal, R Mlllins and others.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York
schr Ge9 II Squire, Haley, Wilmington, n c-H
schr Lillias, Griffin. sagua la Grande-J Ems.
schr " II Steele, Buck, Baracoa-Bayer Kres-
schr Mary Russell, Smith, Wilmington, N c.
T ] Kerr & co.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York.
Schr W b Steele, Buck, Barac0a.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Br bark Yumuri, Campbell, Liverpool.
NG bark Kepler, Lankenau, st Helena, 8 c.
Span brig Talia, BRrbeta. Barcelona
Schr G Squire, Ha ey, Wilmington. n G..
Schr Mollie, Plummer, Jacksonville, Fla.
Schr Alfred Richards, Keap. Georgetown, sc.
Schr Mary Russell, Smith, Wilmington, G.
FROM THIS-PORT
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore, FebFu-
ary l8.
schr stckney, FooEs,. Boston, FEBRUARY ls.
TIP FOR THIS POlT.
Schr Walton, Goyd, at New York, February 49,.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Mary Rowlasd. Rowland, at Baltimore,
February 10.
schr Mary Farrow, Bagley, at New York, Feb
ruary 16.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
ship Csnova, Lesack, from Liverpool, Feoru'
arys.
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PORT CALENDAR.

S0ON'S PHASES.
Fail Jccn, SIN, hours, II minutes, moralng.
Last Quarter. 18th, hours 40 Ialnutes, morning.
New Moon, leth. hours, 20 minutes, morning.
First quarter, s7th, S hours, IS minutes, morn'g.
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HnRrHEAsrsRN 2AILRoAp.

.124 bales upland. cotton, g. bbla naval stores,
cars lumber. wood, rice, peas, tobacco, mdse. &c.
To G W Williams 4 CO +, Frost 4 Adger, Follin,
A Salinas G H Walter 4 co. W Ryan, Heeuer
h Coba Is co, Peizer, Rodgers & co, Ebaqgh,
] Priugle / Son, Heath & Rice, Wieters, G
Dukes 4 CO, Claghorn, Herring &.corJG Claus,
sen, Cameron, Barkley Il co, 0 Cohen, Bolmsnn
Bros, Mrs @ D Kendrlck, ] Green, Andrews Bal.
vo Jennings, Thomlinson & co, Mowry Son, 5 X
Marshall Mrs A wilson, " Bird co. Ladies'
Fuel Society, Walsh, MaloDee &P,W BPPnceel,
Keckley, ] A Robinson, Railroad Agent, ana
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLEsI TON. FEBRUARY 20
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

schr D strcaler, Van Glider: Ba:timore-o
days. Corn, oats and mdse. To Baker co,
Brown, T ] Kerr co, J Hurkamp CO. VIM B
Smith & co, T Tupper i Sons.
Mdse. 70 Baker i CO and G c Coe.
Steamer WawenocS Boyle, Edlsto. 200 tons:
phosphate rock. To Baker d co.
Steamer Argo Kissam, Ediste and Way Land.
ings. 90 bags sea island cotton, bales upland
cotton, cotton seed, mdse. &c. To Douglas Ms.
bet, Jno Colcock 4 co, WA Boyle, A McLeish, W
c Courtney i co, w Whaley, Fraser & Dill. Kins.
man Il BRO; stoney & L0wndes, Graeser Smith,
D Mcpherson, Richards and Order.
Received from Chlsolm's MIL. ITS tcs rice. To
W G Bee i CT.
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OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY. EVENING, February is, lsIl'
CorToN.-The demand was moderate and the
market for this staple rather quiet, but the liner
qualities maintained steady figures, Willie highly
coloreh and low down descriptions were at easier
aad irregular rates. Sales near 400 bales, VIZ: 81
at l24c IL at 49, 2S at 1864 al 1871 II at 1885,
II ut 1s9, 1o1 at 14}l at l42, 12 at l5c 2 b. We
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LIST OF VESSELS

up, CLEARED AIp SAILED soE TILE PORT
30 REIGN
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rne Charle.ton Cotton, Rice ana Naval
Stores Market.
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Receipts by Nailrosa. .gebfuarS ls.

67S bales cotton, s5 bales goods, 100 sacks and
100 bblstlour, 2275 bushels grain 165 p6gs bacon,
IA bbls naval stores, 5 cars stock: TO Railroad
Frost s Adger, q H walter i CO, Desaussure,
Murdaugh & Mathews, Reeder & Davis, Wlss co,
" " Smith. " Courtney & co, Mure d co, A
B Mugan, G Trenholm i Son, CaldWell Il son,
Watson e. Hill, Jeti0rds co. J G b Claussen,
O'Nell WAGNER i Mopsees.
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churches and school and college associations
excepted. That an ordinance declaring the
rate OF annual taxation upon property and
other subjects oil annual taxation for the year,
shall be published at least three weeks during
the month Of January In each year, except the
first publications which shall be Immediately
.after this amended charter is accepted and
adopted by the General Assembly of this
Slate Provided, That If, In the Judgment OF
the said town council, any property, real or
personal, shall be returned below It's actual
and true value, then, In such cases, reference
shall be made to the books Of the county
treasurer, and the last assessment Of such
property made by the county assessors
shall be taken as the value Of the same, and
that all persons liable to taxation under
the same, shall make oath OF their taxable
property within said town, and make payment
of their taxes TO the clerk and treasurer OF the
said corporation, OF such other person as they
NAV be ordered or required to do, during the
succeeding month after publication, and upon
failure to make such return aud payment as
required, the parties in default shall be sub
ject to the penalties provided by law for fail
ure to pay the general, State and county tax,
to be enforced by orders Of the intendant and
wardens, or majority Of them, for the use of
tho said town, except that In such cases that
executions 10 enforce the payment Of such tax
es shall be issued under the seal of the carpo-
ration, and may be directed to the town mar
shal, or other person appointed by the
said town council, to levy, collect and
receive the same, with costs, as in
such case made and provided by law. And
all property upon which such tax shall be
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ssidgnardheuse be established, they shall be
authorized to use room in the common Jail
of the Comtyaoa Spartanbarg fdr the coaane-
ment otsll who 2Inaysbe subject to be COM
mitted, for q violation Of any ordinances, rules
and regulations OF said town; and the said
town council, or the said intendant and war
dens in person, any one or more OF them,
may authorize and require any marshal Of the
town, or. any, constable specially appointed
for that purpose, to arrest and commit to the
ssid guardhouse or jail OF spartanburg Coun-
ty, as the case may be, for aterm not exceed
Ing twenty-four hours, any person or persons,
who, within the corporate limits of said
town, may be engaged In breach Of the
peace, any riotous or dlsorderly conduct, open
obscenity, public drunkenness, or any conduct
grossly indecent, or dangerous to the citizens
or said town, or any of them. And 1t shall be
the duty Of the town marshal or eonstables to
arrest and commit all such offenders when re-
quired so to do, and who shall have power to
call to their assistance the posse con,itatls, if
need be, to aid In making such arrests, and
upon the failure of said officers to perform such
duty as required, they shall severally be sub
ject,t such fines and penalties as the town
council may impose upon them. And all per-
sons so imprisoned shall pay the costs and ex-
penses Incident to their Imprisonment, which
said costs and expenses shall be collected in
the same manner, as is provided for the col
lection of fines imposed for the violation OF
ordinances, rules and regulations: Prouided,
That such imprisonment shall not exempt the
party from the payment Of any fine the Coun-
Gil may impose for the offence for which he,
she or they may have committed. And
the said town council shall have foil
power and authority, under their corporate