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NJ THERE WILL BE MEETING Of the
A3 YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB
THIS Nv edne sdsy) EVENING, August 9TH, at 80
O'Clock, at the Club House, 403 18th street.
By order A. SHEPHERD,
1t President.
~REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE,
QS a regular monthly meeting of the Republic
can General Committee Of the District of Columbia
viii he held at the Headquarters OF the Committee,
40 Penbsy ania avenue, WEDNESDAY, August
Z, ls72, at 7:30 .. m,
JOHN q. BROOKS, Chairman
HENRY A. JONES, Secretary. 1t
1%THE RAFFLE OF THE LARGE PHOTO
~ GRAPH Of the COLISEUM" on exhibit
Il9n st Ellis Music Store, will take place on
THURSDAY EVENING, August s. Instant at
$50 lock, at Carroll Hall, u street, between 9th
end 10th streets A few tickets remain for sale at
Ellis. Proceeds for the benefit of the Men and
W cnens Home. J. CARROLL Brent, G. L.
WASGENAN. NJ. MANNING, ii. MAHER, j e
MAbLtT, Committee. au7-2t
N~CEETBAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
S No. %.-Tenth NOM bly meeting on THURS
pAl SIN instant, at usual time and place.
sEo = VIM W. MOORE, Secretary.
~kNIGHTs OF PYrHIAS The GRAND
uP LODGE viii assemble in semi annual session
~ \: OF p. Hall. Ninth and ID streets, on THURS
DAY EFESING, Sth Instant, at O'clock Pune
aES2t CLARENCE BARTON, Grand Scribe
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DIR. w. III. BARRETT.

DIR. w. III. BARRETT.
DENTIST,
Has Removed to No. lA02 II street N. W., corner
i4tn street. jeS-h
Nc DR.. A. PRATT. Graduate Of Uhio.College
kS OF Dental Surgery, All 7th street, between
ID and II, q few doors south of Odd Fellows Hall
Refers to II. A. Bacon ard Rev w b. Evsns. mis-
~ FROM THE EARLIEST AGES
~ to the present day, Scrofuia has been the
bane, and as Ii were, the curse of mankind So ter
ribIe and loathsome had IL been some periods of
the Iorlds history that person known to be infect
ed with would not be allowed to mix with society
Happily In our day the disease is stripped of its ter
Tor py the use OF the SAMARITAN's RooT AND HERB
yCicEs. and the victim Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores
plnpies Botches. letters, &C., can be restored to
souLd health in a few weeks ="
Root AND HEB JUICES, sl2s per bottle.
SOLD by SO F0RD, l1Gs Pa. ave, and BY Drug
S;sts. DESMOND Co, Proprietor, 81 Face st
'neOoIbhla. mayZ-ly
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ton, Tuesday, Sept. 3; Maine
Sept. 9.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$4,000 e. e LOAN LOAN II suns Ms ITSerds.SITF
nS. ne P,snts Building, corner New fOrk ..e
,tu1..s Bos,s. ss.T c..s: .na sd s5 rssS
Iioffaii,ssna cash customer. Address FOL
E9RsALt--on easy terms, The SAMPLE Rooms
,isS SS Ssaifs 4 a 'asS9G
$5O,0OOsss.Alssrm..s to II lend NEW ~ n YSsk X
s NV , H,,s1s, in suitable ,sn. RLkSk
str. . and sss Yors s~s.ue rA D0 igisim s'h
ME- WANT TO PURCHASE HOUSES RANG
cn ING In price from $4,000 TO $4,000.
sa5'ooo TO LOAN I'm SUMS TO SUIT
NoURSE MIDDLETON.
.,. Neal Esiafs asd InsE,aso. Aserfs,
ak sAkf Iss pa,i.s ESSTk ,s
two WAGONS. Apply 10 No. $50 SIN street, Navy
s. 81 81 sPd GdFs oqNEEc
y Tax ssso; Apply to WALKER neskE,
Il uesrf fHnSSERf0k o SHLK-A aF.,el..
s.s srses eoS Fer terms inquire '2s 9Th street
$4,000 70 E,. hiES !, I'M ~ sEns TO sgIT
ing, corner Of 18th street and New York ave Also
good Real Estate paptr for sale. Jyis In.
MI Il T.
JUAN BOYLE Il CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
No. fl3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS BUILDING.
FOB SALE.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE on
- uih street, between "a and 81 streets with an
the modern improvements. Small cash payments
and long time balance
several FARMS. email aud large, on the line q
the foint OF Rocks railroad, within q few minutes'
MsIk OF the depot, within thirty misutes Of Wash
Also, enc of two hundred acres, on the same road
ana same distance from depot, improved b. House,
Six LOTS near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey
avenue. One o: the finest situations 10 the city
handsome COUNTRY SEAT Of "a acres, one
mil above Georgetown.
handsome HOUSE, on corner 2lst and n
payments. ~
A fine LOT on G street q T., between ID and 81.
Two LOTS on 81 street, be; ween & and n = n
sssersI LOTS on street, bet. ID aud ID s. r.
Three handsome HOUSES in the est End.
Also, BOJsES and LOTS IN all parts of The CITY
Two handsome HOUSES 9Th street
MONEY TO LOAN
10 sums OF from 81 900 to $1,000 on real estate
mars ly
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The following named Speakers from the States
have been invited, and expected to address the
meeting:
GOVERNOR WALKER, Of Virginia.
HON. JAMES Z. IOOLITTLE.
SENATOR FENTON, of New York.
GOVERNOR WHITE, of Maryland
SENATOR SCHURZ
HON. d. W. VOORHEES,.
HON. JOHN COCHRANE, New York
HON. 3. s. COX, New York.
HON. Il. b. ROOSEVELT, New York.
SENATOR THUgMAN, Ohio.
SENATOR TRUMBuLL, Illinois
HON. JOHN NJ. CREBS. Illinois.
HON. ALIEN MCCLURE, PENNSYLVANIA.
HON. GEOEGE W. JULIAN, Indiana
ROBERT OULD, Richmond Va.
HON. THOMAS SWAMI, Maryland,
JESSE b. WILSON.
AUST Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
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COAL AND WOOD.

= G0LDsTEIN q co.
WATCHES IND JEWELGY,
ei9 PENNSYLVANIA ayKSUE.
msys UnFer the kas-o,ol;t.s Fes.
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- come out for Greeley.
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RANJ0 INSTRUCTION
COLONIZATl0N BUILDING,
aug7- eo5m. Corner a. a. and Pa avenra
1 NlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., August g. 1871
On the petition Of ELBERT u BLSKESLEE.
q 4oltrose, Pc. administrator Of ASA L. WHIP.
fLk, deceased, praying for the extension Of nat
est granted to the said A.a L. Whipple on the
ietn day q Noy ember, 1858, for Improvement in
1t z ordered that the testimony in the case h
siosed OF the 9Th day Of October next: that the
-, fed TO the Sth day Of November next, and
tha, said petition b beard on the 18th day q
y, rcrso~ nay ovpose this extension.
WM Il. b. LEG0ErT. Oommissionsr.
sas: sRU0.-L BIC1 win Psy . fair cssh
for d s.oss ss sss CHI
asSsgpI 3 .:so.d, bend , end g, :outh. -
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=. Late Col. 81 lat. Res. B.fa.o cS 4.
Banking House Of squier L Rect,
lards Hotel, w..hinason. ITS 3. 9. WI
House Of Henry Olevs 4 Co, New York CITY, TIA
solicit Of Is r ~ sc .. which
PEI cent. sstersss % daily taIasess, vssdNsas
%Ont6 Interest paid monthly carried 70 Sssss
A An ,asPosis payable on demand.
TSe ns, os a maze so os ~ here:
At reasonable rstss ocer. IL the
w xnnina accounts cashed can make them out II
nail and The Ss d Ire E
.JAK COOKE 4 co..
BANKERS,
BUY AND SKILL FOREIGN ExcHaNGE,
IssUi CIkCULAR LETTERs OF cREBif i e
Tlsseiers, drdttobA n any pan Of sks void
Our Drafts on
JAY OooKr i5 HssSSSSkLocH q CO..
are Cashed I'm any part Of ENsI.rn. 1.r,.
SCOTLAND, yyes Of charge. m.vS
TlAB FREEDMAN's SAVINGS An
L Trust COMPAAY.
Banking House, No. 1907 Pennsylvania. s,ee..
PAYS s sfH2Ro fsR 'e Sr SHEs.i ipEFfftRrs,
PAYS -FOUR PEI CENT. on Business asn a0: s.oou..
nom date Of deposit.
1sss0 CssfVedsss Of Deposst bearing 9 and a -
u.s mn cent interest, available aaywhere
mas bHAnCH OFFICES In all large tovrs A..
cries OF the South and Southwest,
bdsh Hoxys, a.. ~. 20 >. a.
Vken " ednesday and Saturday nights from a. Z
eoclock TO receive deposits only. Gall at tEo Bsns
or SEND Tor COPY OF the Charter AID By lave ;e-lr
MDDAETOA . o.,
BAL NIX ER6,
1897 street, 1.-TWO doors from o. O. Tr.axsrx -
partmentD
WASHINGTON, DO
1eoefvs Deposits and transact o General Barxu
.E.chanse on the principal cities taken ana give,
~ Par 70 our depositors.
Iniornat1on cheerfully furnished In relation
Loans nesctiased on the best terms.
CHAINS before all the United States DeparRsxs
nave oIr personal care.
"A64I10TON CITY OAVIU0a
w BAuK,
Oerner nh street and Louisiana Aysuus,
PAYS PER CENT. INTEREST ON DBPOoIrs
Interest co01nonooe from date Of dopoafeu
Deposits ON b maAe md drawn ct VIII.
myD-a =. q. RUIZ, frsaguG.
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MEDICAL, DC.

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En-, 2 2: :; 6 ~ rstesP. iese hsasohs-
1ro0 bis ere@ exRe9foG1e In treating over 10 -
Sss. q The .. .. veas.ssl Aospital, al 1rse
pee o. thhO years AMONG bost 0aAl6 "a epSa1o.
ks2 varfaSt . enc q . ~ daysL
cine w Ssssst SIaSfsS. y vssrssas . cur
49, $3.50. eal9-ly
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sev, 49, ssese; pss@shs osss sesRelos' g, =
11a,sCAfsoH' he. sss =. m 80, ~
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tresment lS1esi sss.asssSss fsssSi1es sos q
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H. cas 80 M~s~y Ssss~s.s.
pr 1oa - 49, wassI - ~ = 1IIvlaE1
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N9dHlGo.dG Fl "A IuFa. $40 ~ Dssv...
pS5H - GS6f ~ " e. Ssssf -; -
- 33S1; jis E: S.ez.ns .,.a =.
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PERSONAL.

pERsONAL-IF The GENTLEMAN WHO
= walked with Charles l.. Newhall, on FRIDAY
ESENlNG, July 18th, from Odeon Hall, corner
Pennsylyania svenue and ~ street, along 9Th ST.
10 ne part OF the city, in the vicinity of
or Y sts. will send his name and addresu TO lOl Q
will confer great favor ausstt
AIDES PHYSICIAN, RELIABLE AVN
- (ONFIDEN1IAL. Address at once Mre
pECONTA, baltimo,e Post Office. jy3O.lms
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BOARDING.

bOAhDlN6.
SuMMER BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO-
village, Aliegany county, Maryland, top of the
WILLIAM BRODERICK Ana as
ROARDING-Lsrge airy ROOMS. nicely fnrn
- ished, with the best of TABLE BOAR at reae-
enable rates Good situation, and line of street
cars; 9l3 New York avenue N. W. aup3 2ws
COOP BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
" prices moderate, At 2l05 cerner of PennsyIva-
Bia avenue and 2lst street. mayI-tf
EkST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEAS1NT
Il FRONT ROOMS, 10 be had on reasonable terms
At 1901, corner Of Pennsylvsnie avenue and lSth
street Good location. aud accessible mhaS-IT
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M FT1 CENT. DIOCOUAA
UNTIL SEPTBMBER lsT.
We ere Offering our entire stock OF
AAbiAs And AEu1. FURNISHING GOODS
except Custom Bhirss. ct
ZEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH
LocKvonnAl tns .r.vo,
Uo-s1eHl o9S Pennsylvania avenue.
"Ho FOB CAMP hEETINe."
All going to attend should call at
II. q OOPKLANDS'
643 Lossiana svenue, one door east Of 7th street
and from his new and extensive stock their
TkNTe.
Al.o, manufacturer Of AWNINGS, FLAGS and
bAhHkkS. y2str
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

JAMES PECK's teams from San Diego arrived here on Sunday and started on the return trip on Wednesday. He will go direct to san Diego, and hopes to find a load of freight ready for him there, in about twenty days.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in office at Tucson one month uncalled for: Cande- laria Aguilar, Trinidad Bera, Francisco Baldonado, Jesus Butierra, ?; Ysidra Be- serro, Adelaide Cores, Edward Char bonno, ?; John Perity Daly James Doyle, ?; Antonio Espenesa, E. Evvine, Charles B. Foster, ?; Wcnseslao Felis, ?; Jose Ma. Fcinbres, Wm. E. Garrett, Joel Hurt, 5; Trinidad Hernandez, Jaco Pedro, w. G. Jamison, Catarina Leal, N. w. Lane, Charles Latfcrie, Manuel Lorona, Nemecio Cano, NJ. K. Nelson, Guadalupe Pacheco, John Rogers, Augustus Ryan, Robert Stepp, T. D. Sanders, Henry Southers, Beni. Sinclair, W. B. Sanders, Alcaria Ia lavera, J. II. Vaughn, Harry $. Wallon, J. D. Walker, Jesus Yriqui, Mariana Yturrio, Macsimo ZunigO.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

HARVESTER MORROW got back here from Bowie on Wednesday, and left yes terday for Prescott. He would camp at Point of Mountain last night.
 Governor Stafford and Marshal Dickason took this opportunity of going to Prescott in safety
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

QUITE a party of citizens and officers expect to depart from Tucson for Cali fornia and the old States early next week. When they get of, and we actually find who all are going and when they start, their departure and selves will have proper notice.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

MICHAEL KEEGAN, Co. A, 21st Infantry, committed suicide at Camp Lowell about "A. M. of Thursday. He placed his needle gun under his jaw and discharged the contents through to daylight above, and strange to say, he lived about seven hours afterwards. Cause of the act-eXcessiye drink.
 Sometime last week, Peter Bus, Co. K, 21st Infantry, accidentally discharged his piece, and caused his death. The ball entered his hand and passed up his arm, and just where it lodged we are not in formed, but death soon ensued. This oc- cured at the Cienega.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

LOUIS AND WILLIAM ZECKENDORF were plunged in grief last Monday morning by the receipt of a telegram from Santa Fe, announcing the death of their brother Aaron Zeckendorf, who died with the fever. The news was wholly unexpected and of course sad blow, as well in a business as kindred sense. There is nothing so certain to befall all as death
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

IT seems to be settled belief with the knowing ones that quarters for the troops at Camp Lowell will be built ere long. For years, tents of cloth and brush have been made to answer
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

FEBRUARY 2S, Governor Stafford appointed H. M. Morgan 6 commits sioner of Deeds to reside in San Fran cisco.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

WE are informed that E. F. Miller, Esq, for over a year Chief Clerk in the Quarter masters office in the Tucson Depot, and since last July in the same capacity at Yuma Depot, is about to leave Arizona whether to return or not we do not know We believe we give utterance to the true sentiment of this community, when we publish that he has its true respect and entire confidence. He is reserved, but not in the expression of his sincere opinions He has no grade of sympathy for the tiendish Apaches or their avaricious apol- ogists; yet he is friend to all deserving mankind. In few words, we were never more wofully mistaken in man, if MT. Miller is not in every sense trustworthy and good citizen under any circum- stances; of his high business capacity, his tons of records arc the proofs. We never paid man compliments with a clearer conscience than in this instance.
 It Is to be presumed that MT. Miller will lnsome way benefit himself by the change of location, else We should regret his de- parture.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

THE Grand Jury of the District Court are summoned to meet next Monday, and the petit jury on Wednesday. The term is expected to be short.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

II. LEsINsKY & Co. received large ad- dition to their stock of goods this week, directly from the east via New Mexico.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

nUR STOCK Having been selected with Ogreat care by one of the firm, and with special reference to this market, We are confident that we can sell our goods as
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

A SERIOUS accident befel Mr. Bernard Weisel, brother in law of Charles Le- sinsky, on last Saturday while gunning above town. While loading one barrel of his piece, the other went of and the full contents passed into and through his hand, terribly shattering the first, second and third fingers. The muzzle of the gun was within a few inches of his hand. Upon reaching town, he was almost pulse, less and quite distracted and prostrated, but was resuscitated, and by the next day, it was deemed advisable to remove the carpel bone of the third and all of the second finger. It is quite certain no more than his fourth finger and thumb can be saved. Dr. J. c. Handy has charge ot the case, and all that patience and skill can save will be saved.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

WYE take this method of respectfully w announcing to our friends and 1 the citizens of Arizona in genera, that wehave just received,
 and are now open
 ing
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

c. T. HAYDEN's teams left Tucson on Wednesday with grain for Prescott.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

J. s. MANSFIELD has The Overland for March. It has a paper on the Apaches, and is generally an interesting number.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02
CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER

than any other House in the Territory. We are therefore certain that as to quality aul adaptability to the wants of the com 1nunity our stock is unsurpassed.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

Our facilities for purchasing and ST. engagements tor selling are fully completed and we now offer to the tade Full Stock of Merchandise in each department, com prlsing all articles enquired for, and sala- ble throughout the Territory.
 We sell at small advances FOR CASH. and are positive that 1t is to the benefit of every Interior Merchant to buy of us-in- stead of San Francisco or elsewhere
 AVOIDING THE EXPENSES
 and annOyances of LONG AND TEDIOUS JOURNEY Loss of at least Three Months Time NECESSARY TO receive their purchases, enabling them to increase their profits with the same or less capital invested.
 Orders by letter receive our careful at- tention, the same as though the parties were themselves present.
 Ina word we GUARANTEE SATISFACTION Ill prices, quality, quantity, and assort- ment of goods.
 Currency and Bullion received at latest San Francisco quotations, or sold for &C., count of owners, as may be desired Stt
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

For these reasons we respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage, feeling assured that our goods and prices cannot il to give entire satisfaction.
 FULLY, OCHOA & co.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

BOARD of Supervisors met last evening
 and adjourned to this evening.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

c. T. HAYDEN & Go. received 16,000 pounds of new goods early this week.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02
MATTERS.

THE Village Council meets next Mon day evening.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

MEssRs MOORE. & CARR have es- tablished the following rates of faTo between Tucson and Arizona City : Tucson to Water Hole, $2; to Point of Mountain, $4; Desert Well, S6 :; French Johns, $10; Sanford, SIP ]; Sacaton, $15; Sweet Water, SIG; Pima Villages, SIS; Maricopa Wells, SEQ; Gila Bend, $2S; Kenyon Sta tion, $50; Oatman Flat S33 Berk's Station, $35; Stanwix Station, S37; Teamster's Camp, s39; Mohawk, $41; Antelope Peak, 43; Fillibuster, $40; Mission Camp, SIG; Gila City, S4S; Arizona City, $50 The prices to and including Sanford from Tue son, are in currency, and beyond San ford, in coin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-18

AN ACT to AmGad the Lav in Rela-
tion % the Acsuss and Registration
of Pharmaceaaists, Apotbecaries
and Druggists, and to Regulate the
Vending Of Drugs and Poisoms.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives
of the State 81 South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General Assembly.
apd by the authority Of the same:
That from aud, after the passage of; this
Act, ths Medical Faculty, Of tbe Uni
seratf Of South Garplipa, shall possess
snd exercise al the powers heretofore
give,ii ind noy possessed by the Fac
aity xfthe Medical Collage of Charles.
ton, 10 respect to the examination and
license Of pharmseeatists; apothecaries
and druggists: Provided, That this sec.
ton Be construed al in no wise dimin.
ishisg the powers Of the Faculty last
panied but as giving to the Faculty
frst ssmed the same powers, and also
imposing thereon the duty and obliga-
tioa to e$s+Gae saeb powers upon due
apphcaioa. go ,iHI - '''''iio. "a -
$50 2. That any pharmaOeatist,
apothscary Of druggist who who carries on
and conducts the business of such oc.
cupationt d IN this State, after the expira-
tion Of six TX months from the passage Of
this Act, must have a,lieense therefor
from doae or. the above named bodies.
And say person iwho shall thereafter
eaxry On and epudaetiths" busiHess Of
said occupatioSs5 or any of them, With
out such license, shalt be liable 20 in-
:'::cSmsbt is for D mfadeneanor, and,
on ssonEioeiqn, to a fine not sxcesding
Eve hundred dollars, Or imprisonment,
nossescseaing six months EosT Taze,
SD 8. That before granting said H..
.eensse; except IN the leases hereinafter
exeeptSsd, q a each applicant therefor shall
.Dnl9s eiiJ .J-1iIIGI1.-l gG, -. J.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-18

AN ACT to Incorporate the American
Union Literary Club, of Gadsden,
RicAland County, South Carolina.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the
Senate 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 Esop Goodson, John T. Gil
more, Peter SILVER. Robert Campbell,
James Septt, Jeff. Tucker, Ellison 7.
Weston, Harkles Scott, Moses Scott,
Stepheney Scott, Alicl Marshall, Kit
Mills, together with otherpersons who
now are, or who hereafter may be, as
sociated with them, be, and they are
hereby, declared a body corporate,
under the name and style Of the Amer.
lean Union Literary Club, of Gads-
den, Richland County, South Caloli-
ma, and shall. have succession Of Off
GERS Gld shall have q common seal.
Sec. 2. That the said corporation
shall have power: TO purchase! receive
and hold any real OF personal estate,
not exceeding in value the.sum of ten
thousand dollars, and to sell, convey
and dispose of the same; and, by its
corporate name, TO sue and be sued in
any court Of this State, and to- make
sHoh rules and bylaws not repugnant
TO the laws Of the land. as it may be
considered necessary and expedient.
SEC. g.. That this Act shall be-
deemed and taken to be public Act,
and shall continue lll in in force until re-
: Approved March 1s, 1872.
IT, as y. .
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NOTICEl !

r HAVE this day associated with me
Il in the Grocery and Commission busi-
ness, Messrs. RICHARD SUMMERALL
and P. M. MULHERIN. -.
The business will be carried on under
the firm name of NJ. ODOWD d co.
+ ask for the. new firm continuance of
the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to me. '..a -.
All persons indebted to me are earnest
ly requested TO pay The same to Capt.
VIM. Spires, or t5SM. O'Do@d& d Co. Par:
ties indebted have no right to expect
longer indulgence. - o,,,
Augusta, II, Ga, Mari, l87a I'm Il
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AN-yAcT Incorporate stAez"@,asssass
Fire Engine Company, of George
= toupa

AN--AGT Incorporate sthe.@,Sstass
Fire Engine Company, of George
toam
SECTION 1. Be 1t enacted by the
Senate 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 George II: Pawleys Tony G:
Rntledge, VIM. A. johnson, William
Monitrie, John Smyley, and their as
sociates and successors in Office, be,
and they are hereby, created and con-
stituted body polite and corporate,
by and under the name and style Of
] the >"Star Fire Engine Company, of
Georgetown, with a capital stock
|. not exceeding the sum of five thou
sand dollars, with a right to sue and
be sued, to plead and be ,impleaded
in any court of competent jurisdic-
ton : to have and to use a. common
seal, and the same 10 alter at will
and pleasure, and to have and enjoy
all otherrights,' privileges and immu-
mites that ere now, or may be hereaf-
ter, secured by law, to like incorpo-
rated bodies. -.'l.
SEC. 2. This corporation shall en-
Joy all the rights and privileges Sc
cured to corporations under the act
to regulate the formation Of corpora
tons, and be subject to the liabilities
therein described, 50 fara as applicable.
SEC g. That this act shall be deem
ed a public act, and shall continue in
force for the term of fourteen years.
Approved March 8, 1872.