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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-17
amended as to enable the people to elect
JTnited States Senators. President and Vice.

amended as to enable the people to elect
United States Senators, President and Vice.
President, postmasters, and great num-
Der of officers, directly by the people.
9Th. A law should be passed giving to
Congress the control of the districting Of
the country for its own members, which
should be without regard to states, and
gsrrymandering should be prevented by
providing remedies where the representa-
tive rights of population have been in
fringed, by making districts Of unequal
size.
9th. The development of our material re-
sources in Virginia, being the only hope of
making our State powerful and pros
porous, we ask the resolutc assertion Of
the great principle of protection to our
weak industries, and our protest against
the policy Of free trade, which would shut
up our mines, put out the fire of our
forges, arrest the growth of our productive
energies, and bring down the wages of our
laboring men, to the starvation standard.
7th. In the distribution of the public
offices, we ask that mono but persons of
unquestioned loyalty to the Republican
party be chosen, and of these, such as are
best fitted by intellectual and moral quali-
ficatiens, always giving preference, other
things being equal, to the disabled soldiers
of the Republic or their dependents. We
do not believe, that the time has come
when we may safely ignore political
opinions, in making appointments to office.
sth. The sacred dedication Of the public
lands as homesteads to the people beyond
oil possibility of speculative accumulation.
9th. A system of national finance which
pays only so much of the debt annually, as
to maintain the national credit, and relieve
labor Of every possible burden, in the way
of taxation.
In state matters we must place ourselves
upon the side Of the people in advocacy of
a policy which permits some equitable set
tlement of the fearful burden of debt which
now rests upon them. We must insist
upon education, the first of all, as the
most vital interest; we must demand |
for the people exemption from extraordi-
nary taxation till they can accumulate
something beyond the necessities Of life
We must insist upon policy that will in
duce emigration, encourage public improve
ments, invite capital and stimulate the ac-
tivity of business.
These are some of the salient points,
which occur to US, as worthy of the atten-
tion of our party. Their adoption, will
commend it to the support of the country.
Such principles will lead us in the direction
Of the worlds progress, and to sure final
triumph.
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Cairo, April l7.-Ten unidentified bodies
of victims of tho recent disaster to the
steamer "Oceanus,o have been brought
here for burial.
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National sunday school Convention.

Indianapolis, Ind, April 1.-THE Ma
tional Sunday School Convention convened
here to-day. The attendance is large. Geo.
A. Poltz presides.
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HusTINGs CouRT.-This court has
been engaged all day in the trial of DR.. N.
A. II. Goddn for abortion. The Common
wealth's Attorney, Capt. Geo. ID. Wise,
opened the argument for the prosecution,
at the conclusion Of which the court took
recess until o'clock, when tho counsel
for the accused, Messrs. Meredith and
Cabbell, will commence the argument for
the defence.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
FOR RENT.

TH0R RENIT1---lA EINIs HALL, suitable for
e q Lodge Room or for Manufacturing also,
OFFICES. Apply to H. l.. PELOUZE,
ap l6--lw Conner Twelfth and frlnllin SITS.
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LII THE TYPE WITH WHICH THIS
IA PAPER is PRINTED, was cast at ths
foundry OF H. L. PELOUXE co.
! 10 iS-dssd&wsn Rishmead, Va
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL EN-
VI TERTAINMENT at Virginia Hail WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY, April 18th and lstll, for
the benefit Of the New Temperance Hall, when
VIII be rendered the two laughable farces Of
YOUR ITFEiS IN DANGER, -
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

A GOOD CHANCE ron PRIVATE sELt.ERS.--A
~ party wkhcs TO buy reasonably priced House, IN
respectable ana healthy ncqihorhood, containing about
twelve rooms AL modern improvements aud Ia good con
d!tiop three stories preferred must be some where be-
tween Lexington and Eighth avenues. No rocc will be
taken of answers Ip giving exact location, price, mum
Der ~ and lul particulars. Address T. BERNARD,
HcIald ofIleN.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

90 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR TWELFTH STREET,
.Ls) Very desirable unfriished Rooms, en- suite or sin.
piy with hrs class Board; also furnished Rooms suitable
fors lie Gentlemen. ~
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

s)CD STREET, WEST, 15a-To LET WITH BOARD.
LO two elegant Floors, separate or together with all
suitai L. for amilcs with ate table
IL dcired at moderate prices; house and all appoint
mcnts first class
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

% GRAMERCY PARK.-AN ELEGANT SECOND
As) Floor, with private table, also Parlor and Bed
first floor house entirely first class references
exchanged
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

10 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, OPPOSITE
.!o Fifth Avenue IIotcl.-Elcgantiy furnished Rooms +,
let with without Board TO gentlemen and their wives
single gentlemen
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

On WEST FOURTEENTH STREET NEAR FIFTH
~ avennc.-Nicely furnished Rooms let. en- suite
sngly with first class Board References required.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

ofTH STREET, 2j1 ISf.-TANDSOMETY FUR
IL nlshed Rooms, ON second toor, containing every
convenience with Board Tor families single gentle
men: location uncXceptionabc and convenient; refer
ences given and required.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
LUKE FITZGERALD, AUCTIoNEER.
An EXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

a hA'"N i'AHoh SAFE, MoosA''o''D FURNITURE
THIS Tuesday, MORNING, Oct. 49, at I01s o. clock.
at the four private residence lib West Eighth
between Filth ana sixth propcrty OF Dr. w. r.
Hermanstcder Esq., leaving Europe. Velvet Brussels
Carpets Curtains, Paintings Bronzes, Mirrors
ard walnut Parlor Suits covered with brocate
reps; snperb rosewood "a octave ranoorte, Bookcase
Bureaus, Washstands Commode., Spring and Hair Mat.
Bedding Buffet Extension Table, Easement and
Servants Furniture. Goods packed and delivered for
purchasers in city country
ERNEST ROTH Auc ioncer
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A -A.-A-THE BEST HOUSE ON SIXTY FIRST
IA. street. south side, the sixth house OF Fourth
avenue, between Seventy third and Seventy fourth
streets; also fun Lot Seventy ninth street he
tween Third and Lexington avenues with loan; also
three Lots on Atlantic, Grand avenue, Brooklyn
with loan All the above very low price, Inquire c
owner, A. KLABER, l34 East Eighteenth street, n "
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

THIS DAY QUESDAY). October %,
at the elegant mansion 36 West Fifteenth street
between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
the residence OF James A. Livingston, Esq,
sale commencing at lOls A. NJ
Drawing Rooms-Supcrb suits Marie Antoincte Pompa.
dour styles rosewood Pianofortc, celebrated maker;
secrcalrc Bookcase Etagcres Velvet, Medallion Car
pets artistic Bronze Stuulry, Clocks, Ornaments Paint
ngs by eminent artists; Ext. son Tables Buffet liver
ware Cutlery, Chinawarc: Linen, rosewood, walnut,
Chamber Furniture; also Furniture Servants Apart
mcns, Basement, Kitchen Furniture.
AIEIsrE MARrINES. Auctinnccr
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

rT,0 LEAsE-FOR A LONG TERN OF YEARS. THE
Lot 256xG2 with wall 90 feet high, the north
west OF Grand and Elirdge streets to party who
Womb pd On the same or aaversr wouia erect SUP
$. PINNER, 437 Broadway, from to p. NJ. daily
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

- AND 20 EAST TWENTY Y-EIGHTH STREET-FIRT
40 Floor TO let consisting of three large rooms with
ample nset and convenience private table Ii pre-.
ferred also other Roos uabe gentlemen families
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A UcTIoN sALE-ELEGANT FURNITURE, TWO
IA magnificent rosewood Pianoiortcs Velvet Carpets
Mirrors Bronzes, &c. A. CAliDw Eli, Auctonecr, this
day (Tncsday) at II o'clock at 10 Nassau street near
Fulton, consisting of Velvet Brusse and Ingram Car
pets elegant Parlor Suits in roscyood and walnut
and Chamber SUITS III every variety; Extension Tabea
Lounges. bookcase Wardrohes, elegant Cottage SUITS
complete Beds and Bedding French Pa,e Mirrors Turk
ish Easy cha RS Paintings, Desks office Furniture, CHINA
ware, Silverwarc Kitchen Utensils &C At IL o'clock
precisely two superb cwood Panoortes Sale positive
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
BOARD AND LOGGING WANTED.

A PHYSICIAN WISHES AN OFFICE, WITH SLEEI
~ ing Apartments and Board III respectable family
German or French preferred; location between Sever
heth and seventyftt streets, Third and fInh avenue
references given. Address W. b., 23 East Thrtyourt
street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A MAGNIFICENT FARM AT A SACRIFICE-ONE
IA mile from large town and railroad station; T., hours
from Philadelphia, 81 hours from New York city This
farm comprises acres Of fine land there Is in Penn
sylvania; under the highest cultivatOn; rocks
stones nice stream of water; 10 neavy white oak
and hickory timber first class buldings handsome brick
necessary ontbnldlngs; fine roads, good society cash
country, look at the price $7S: buildings alone worth
the money; terms SSOoO cash. balance very easy mmc
fooS 6 % liberty street New York Wew Jersey, Central
Pennsylvania. Railroad to Quakertown. Inquire at
Mer's Hotel opposite ounkertown station, Tor G. L.
r. NJ
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

OVER 81 LOTS AT HIGH BRIDGE FOR SALs-llO
~ feet above high water mark location 10th street
S600O half remain Tor Ave years; going to
Europe Inquire at IL Broadway, Office No l. from 10 to
5 O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A GENTLEMAN sHEs-ROARD AND ROOM (No1
~ hall room ior his daughter in private family o
where few boarders taken; location from Tenth
foreth street and ft 10 Seventh avenue terms not
exceed so month, fire and includcd; first clas
references given and required Address p box sos Pos
pffr
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

Ok WAXERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY CARS
~ pass the door)-Tp lei, elegantly furnished Rooms
for family single gentlemen With irst class French
table day boardcrs taken.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A GOOD INvEsTMENT.-FOR SALE; FIVE TENE-
"A ments Ave stories EACH situated in avenue b.
Seventeenth street, filled with occupants easy terms
ARRELL, 9l3 Sixth avenue.
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nR. RADWAY'S SARSAPA
RILLIAN RESOLVENT

Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resolv-
ent excel all known remedial agents in the
cure OF Chronic, Scrofulous, Const il, tional
and Skin diseases; but it ie the [, uly posi-
tive cure for Kidney, and Bladder com
plaints. Urinsry and Womb diseases Grav-
el. Diabetes. Dropsy, Stoppaee of Wapcr.
Ancontinence of Urine. Bright's disease,
Albuminuria. and in all cases where there
are trick dust deposits. or the water. "a
thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like
the white Of an egg, or threads like white
silk, or where is n morbid dark. | illus np
pcarance, and white bone dust deposits
and when there is pricking. burning SEN
satiou when passing water, and pain in the
Small Of the Back and along tn, Loins
DR.. Radway's, Perfect Purgativo Pills,
Perfectly ta- ele.s. elegantly c"airI will
sweet gum, purge, reynihre putty. clerns
and strengthen. Radway's Pills. for the
cure Of all disorders Of the stomach. Liver.
Bowels. Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous diseas.
-es. Headache. Constipation. Co,tiveness,
indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bil'onsness Billions
Fever, defamation Of the Bowels, iles and
all Deiangements of the lInteroal iscera.
Warranted to effect positive cur. Pure.
ly Vegetable, containing no mercury, min.
erals, or deleterions drugs. ... ...r.'A
Observe the following symptoms result.
ing from Disorders Of the Digestivr l)rgaus:
Constipation. Inward Piles, +, lines. al
the Blood in the He,d. Ac diiy Of he St"uf
ach, Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust Of Foul
Fullnsss or Weight IN tie Stom cit. Sour
Eructaiions, Sinking or ,Flutlerin: at the
Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming OF The Head,
Hurried and Dihicult Breathing a'h
few doses Of Rad~ays iGls WI fre,
the system from all The above nnm..d d;sor
'ders. Price. 20 cents per Box, Sold b
sDruggistslsr.i .,ipif~ g.rrr. .rf ....,..... b..
y Read False aud True" Sead o 20 ,lp,
ter stamp 10 RAILWAY IL CO. No. 81 Ma
den Lane New York. Information worIi
Thousands viii be sent you t'ra 20,.'l!
July 20 "i"" o' sFll2 900. w.
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Qepottes0l,5 ttesl,5. te.%.1tf,spts',,,
= JOHNsC. BAILEY, EDITOR g. PRIOR. ! .S,S
,usscRrprIos Two Dollars .pcr snnum

SUBSCRIPTIONS Two Dollars per annum. .H
ADvBRrfsEMssrs inserted ut the rates OF
ono dollar per square Of twelve Minion lines
(tbis sisei type) or less for the first insertion,
6fty csnts, esch for tbe second and third insor
tions, sndl twenty-five ,conts for subsequent
insertions. Yearly contracts will no mnde..
All advertisements must have tho numbor
of iLsertions marked on them, or they Will be
inserted till ordered out, and charged for. =,
Unless ordered otherwise, Advertisements
will Invariably be "displayed." ."i d ln -
Obituary notices, and all matters inusins 10
to the benefit Of any one, are regarded as
Advertisements. ~" '''T"''' = 07a02sV
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"REMINISCENCES,
PUBLIC MEN.
WILLIAM BATES.
,,BSuEx eoyERsoR, R,B.F.rPERRY,

[ooNTINuED FROM LAsr,wERK.1'
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nLIfe's Brishtest Hour.


.s1 Not long sinceI / met d gentles
man who is assessed for more than
q million. y'Silver was In his hair.
care upon bis brow, and he stoop.
ed beBsathhsa sahah ahis burden Of wealth
We were. speaking Of that period
Of life when he had realized the
most perfect enjoyment, or osrath ,
or, 'iwlIen, he had fou I'D the happi.
ness nearest to beunalloyed.ais'1' III
tell you," said the millionaire,
as,when was the happiest hour ofpy
Life, At the age of one and-twenly
! had saved mp $500. I was earn
ing $500 q ,.yesrp and my father
did not take it from me, only re.
quiring that l should pay for my
board!R At the age of ,twenty-two
1 had" secured. p pretty cottage,
just outside of'the city |; I'was able
to pay two. thirds Vf the valne
down, and also to furnish II res
specially. was married ON Sun,
day--a Sunday in, June-at my
father'so house. .I M wife had
come to me poor in purse, but
rich in the wealth. of her woman.
hood. The Sab Saith and the Sab
bath, night we psssed beneath my
fathers root, and on Monday
morning lawent TO my work, leav-
ing my mother and sister TO help
in preparing my home. On Mon.
day evening when 1.-THE labors of
the day were done, L Went not
to the paternal shelter, as" in the
past, but to my own 'house-my
own home. The holy atmosphere
of that hour seems to surround
me even now, in the memory. I
opened the door of my cottage
and entered. Laid my nat upon
the little stand in the hall, and
passed on into the kitchen-our
kitchen and dining room were all
one then. 1 pushed open the
kitchen door and was--in Heav
en- !! The table was set against, the
wall--the evening meal was ready
prepared blythe hands of her
who had come to be my helpmeet
in deed as we'll as in name--and
by the table, with a throbbing,
expectant look npon her lovely
and loving face stood my wite.-
l triel to speak, but could not. l
could only clasp the waiting angel
to my bosom, thus showing to her
the ecstatic burden OF my heart.
The years have passed-long, long
years-and worldly wealth has
flowed in upon me. and I am hon.
ored and envied but. as true as
heaven, l would give it alI--every
dollar--for the JOY OF the hour of
that June evening in the long,
long ago."-Neao York Ledger.
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circular from the u. 8. Post Master
General requests erybody. in directing
letters and papers to state The county, as
we'll as the usual local direction. So much
mail matter passing and similarly named
offices in the same and in different States.
render this absolutely necessary for fscili.
t"ting prompt delivery by the department
Govern yourself accordingly. ~
Fractional currency may be sent to the
Treasury for redemption at the expense OF
the Department by Adams Express Compas
ny. or any Of the other express companies
mentioned below, in sums of Eve dol-
lars and upwards. Legal>tsoder notes may
he sent in like manner 10 sums Of ffly dol
lars aud upwards. Parties arefiitting cur>
'ency for redemption. and especially Off
GERS Of the Department. are. 'howsver, re.
quested to make their remittances as large
as practicable. and when possible 10 remit
10 sums Of 81 900 or an even multiple there
of. Remittance. Of fifty dollars and up
wards may be composed in part Of fraction
al currency and in part Of legal-tender
notes '.. '- |.'.'s = .
William Cullen Bryant on his recent visit
to Mexico, found hearty welcome from tho
officials, and was treated with much cour tsey
by every one connected with the Government.
He stated to correspondent that he had in
tsryiewss with President, gJaarez,, SECRETARY
Romero and other high fuctionayies Of the
country, and that they all bclieve, or pretend
to believe, the revolution to DO almost Mt IN
end. '.' 'P'A ..'" ." -
Two wretches are TO DO hung IN Rentucky,
and the Courier Journsl asks: "why dosen't
tho State hire big circus tent, make the
hanging private" and charge the Christian
thousands twenty. hvs oents per head for, ad.
mission : The banging would then be OF only
q measure Of economy, but tource of rovo,
nue., which would 60 far toward paying the
expenses OF an extra session Of the Legisls-
ture."
's~pSkLr LAKE, April 10.
Elder A. M. Musser, the Mormon telegraph
superintendent, said that rather than surren-
dor ono single principle of their, religion, the
Mornons would mako Moscow Of Salt Lake
city, tear mp tho railroads., break down the
telegraph limos, and destroy N illions of other
3 propsrty. He spoke Of Jaase Mexican as
p" dried up and corrupt old dog" and of the
President as" Useless Grant" and stigmatiu
cd him nnd others as . corrupt set. He in-
oladed also the Presidents wife In his attack.
BaLuous MsosrsE FOR M.r.-Ths Nav
number Of Bailous Msgsripe Is out, and
capital numberlt is, filed with good s,o.
ries, choice poetry, and some excellent en-.
cravings Of interest We kaow Of no
Msgss!oe that, will compare with tbi. for
real 1worth.. when the price IT, taken Into
consideration. Think Of q rhundred pages
nof choice matter for the sm.ll som Of Is
esn,ss and twelve, nuwbsrs rin,eE year, for
only Sl.So.sa Every family 10 the country
isoularsftord 90 much tor the sake Of the
pisAsars' which Baliou's sinsrsally,iu,l 1
parss. For sale st every lperiodiesls aspct,
IN nthscosntry. or addrsss 1homes d Talbot, ),
6s Congress Street, Bos.o6. r~rr' . q,
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AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE Fay.
! MENT OF THE PAST INDEBTEDNESS
OF DARLINGTON COUNTY, AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES.
Section l.. Bs Il enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives OF tho State OF
South Caroline, now met and sitting in Gen.
eral Assembly, and By tho authority Of che
same. ".aA a."
That D. r, whttsmore, Elihu c. Baker, J.
s. Fillebrown and James NJ. Brown be and
they arc hereby constitntsda q committee 10 OF
anime any and all accounts presented to said
committee, by any aud oil parties who hold
any sscounts OF demands against tho county
Of Darlington, contracted or originating since
June 1858. and befors January tst, 1877: Pre-.
yided, That said committee receive no com.
psnaation Tor their services. .E'If raA
500. o. That 70 enable the said committees TO
invsstigats n 10 the cosrsctssss Of the indsbt.
sdnsss Of the county Of pariing,e;,, ss rep orr
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FEVER AND AGILE.

=. Fever and Ague cured Tor fifiy 'ents.-
There I: not remedial agent in tins world
that will cure Fever and Ague, and all 9th
.er Mslarious, rBilou., Scarlet, Typhoid,
Yellow. and other, Feyers (aid.d ty Rad
ways Pill.so quick as Radwsys Ready
Relief! Fifty cents per bottle - sr.. :,
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Railways Ready Relief

Railways Ready Relief
zs'A CURES THE woRsTPAlNs 90 p
N ron one to Isosnsy Mineztes.
s',,I NOT ONE HOUR :. y
after reading this advertisemsn, need any
-" Nl&l one suffer with pain.
Radways Ready Relief is a cure for every
500. pain. 1t was the 6rst aud is
THE, ONLY, PAIN r sMEDY
that instantly .s.ops the most eNcruciatine
pains allsys imfarnatious, and cures con.
gestions, whether Of the lung stomach,
bowels. or other glands or orgc rs. by one
application. .EIaass r,sis q
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
win afford instant ease. InfiaTmation Of
the Kid neys, inflamm ation OF the Bladder,
inhammatieu Of the Bowels. Con iestion OF
tho LIN ugs, Sore Throat, Difficult lireaLbing,
Palpitatiop Of the Heert Eyster cs, Group,
Diphtheris, Catarrh, Influenza, Headache.
Toooth ache. Neuralgia, Rheuma ism, Cold
Chills, Ague Chills. .snns'IA woE O., Ilsi u
nTbe application Of the Resdy Relief to
the part or parts where the pain or difi>
GUILTY exists will afford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops In half n tumble, Of water
will in few moments cure Cramps, Spasrns,
Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache.
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Collie, wind in the
Bowels, and all Internal Pains. ys 'n Hood
OF Travel ers sbould alway s7carry n hottie Of
:2adways Ready Relief with them. A few
drops In water will prevent sickness or
pains from change OF water. II 10 better
than French Brandy or Bitters a, a stimu-
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coNTINOkD NEXT WEEK.
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Strong and Pure Rich Blood-Incl case o.
-au Flesh and Weight-.Clear Skin and
beautiful Complexion sc.
a'.A cured to all = Fa.s 80 ..,
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Approved March is, 1879.

AN ACT TO REOPEN A PUBLIC HIGH
WAY IN, RIcHLAND COUNTY.
Be II enacted BY tho Senate and Hou.. n,
Representatives of the State Of South c,,o,;-
ma now mot aud sitting in General Assembly.
and BY the authority of tho same,
H That the county commissioners Of The
county OF fR'ohlaod bs.and dhey are here.
ey, authorised to osuss To be r.>opsnsd ,bs
old Gad'd'n road, commencing at q po;o,
nssr Joses' Crossiog. on the Mccord Fe,rv
Road. and ending st the Gad.d.u demo, y,
the South osrolina Railroad.
Approved MsSeh fe, Ieyp.