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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

A New DUTY FOR PosTMAsTERs.-The la
test work to which Grants postmasfers have
been assigned IS furnishing lists Of the Tri-
bune's subscribers to Grant committees. a
newspaper subscription list is property which
bears q cash value; and the precise nature Of
the act In which these postmasters engage at
the dictation Of the politicians Is petty lar
ceny. or a graver offense, as the lists the.'
1lch ate short or long President Grant BY
his action in relation to election frauds III
Texas has manifested his approval Of the EN-
ployment of perjury, ballot-box stuffing, and
forgery as means for the promotion Of his in
terest, and he would doubtless think it very
strange II his postmasters should hesitate to
commit little petty larceny on his account.
lNs,p Fork Saa.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

4 correspondent OF the Springfield Re.
publican says The fact that Wilson is
running for, Vice-Fresident Is lost sight Of
now, III view Of The possibility that Butler
may be running for Governor . month
hence
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

@ THE APPALLING TRUTH.-The corruption
Of the Grant Ring in the District of Col
umbla has been denounced in an unexpected
quarter.-A territorial government was crea-
ted over the District for the benefit of Grants
friends and supporters, but it has grown SO
corrupt as to call forth denunciation from
members of the party. A Republican MEM
Der OF the present Legislative Assembly of
the Distr ct made aspeech in its closing
hours on the 21st nit, which concludes as
follows:
'.Sir, conscious of the full import of the
words utter; mindful no less of my respon-
sibilities than of.my obligations as citizen
and Tepresentativ convinced of the ap-
palling truth Of the words speak and of the
necessity for speaking them from my place
upon this floor, and before you, my associa-
tes, and before my fellow citizens and my
fellow conntrymen, | pronounce the district
government q conspiracy again the people;
a conspiracy against the personal rights, the
political liberties and the individual property
of the people Of this district; conspiracy
fostered by despotlsm and defended by per-
jury.
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ADvERTIsINGs RATES:

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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

.'RELWAR.' contemporary remarks. says
that ''poyerty is only an idea It's very
bad idea, and one we should not care TO er-.
tertain. We prefer tile reel, especially In
property.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

Hrs BuMrs.-The Phrenologists are after
Greeley. The chronological Journal says
his controlling organs are, .BerevoIencc,
Adhesiyencss. Firnness and CONSCIENTIOUS
nesa.n Now il those are the qualities that
the people want III the Presidential chair,
Horace stands flnc chance.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

Ihe washington FnS71ot says since our
| gallant army has no rebels and, of late, no
Indians to fight, its functions have been very
lunheroic. Except; in certain infected dis
| tricts OF the South, there is no active use for
soldiers just now, and, as at garrisons they
are sometimes employed 70 dig up the Off
GERS gardens, to pave streets and carry away
offal, &c. SO now are they turned into bum-
baliffs and constabulary to guard persons
convicted in civil courts. Their recreations
are, we suppose, to do as Colonel James For
ney--a quasi soldier-did in Philadelphia,
organize Grant clubs and amounted butch
referred to in the New York papers. A few
days ago the ship Champion arrived at that
port from Charleston, South, Carolina, freigh-
ted with Ku-Klux prisoners. They were
twenty-three in number, gray-haired men
and beardless boys, strong men and farm
workmen, and their sun-burned faces and
hardened hands gave proof of it. They had
been slowed away between decks in the fore
part of the ship. No air circulated through
the place, and the thermometer indicated So
degrees. They were rough looking, haggard
and tattered. They were OH their way to the
Albany Penitentiary. and were guarded by
company of United States soldiers" Now,
we haEe nothing to say of any special hard
shipst0 these prisoners-many of whom, it
seems. were seduced into pleas OF guilty by
nrar, ia;..l nriInllr
yiulated-fur than this, that the unhanged
murderer, the pirate, the burglar the ravish-
er, who commits crimes short ofcapital, with
the worst intent, fares better than these mis-
guided men. They are not tran ported to
distant penal settlements. for such is Albany,
with its harsh winter climate. They are not
exiied to places where, without the pr son
walls friends and families may mot pray for
them. Such is the doom OF these unhappy
men; and when one, "a cripple, pale and
cmaciated, evidently sinking under the rava-
ges If hidden disease was asked how be ex-
pected to pay his fine, the answer came
promptly to his thin lips, s'Only BY death,
and that very soon." But of this, we did not
mean to say this much; but simply to a1k
why in the time of peace, the military service
of the country is to be degraded by such dpty
as watching civil prisoners? Wsare not very
clear as to the right to use the Albany peni-
Tertiary for the Incarceration of such prison.
ers, and cannot at this moment put our hand
on any statute that authorizes it, except in
the case Of military prisoners. which these
clearly are not; bnt we are sure that soldiers
on such occasions are interlopers. 1t does
not appear whether this guard came all tic
way from South Carolina. or was part Of
General McDowell's leyaes detached for spec
ial duty. Ii the latter, it is more indecent
than in the other case, for New York has an
army of armed Federal detectives and deputy
marshals quite competent to control and
watch twenty-thrce old men and boys, un-
armed and worn out with disease, to any
penitentiary in the land.
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The following are the Internal revenue
supervisors for western territories: Y. Nj.
Hcdrick. Iowa and Nebraska; Dana E. King.
Minnesota, Dakota, Wyoming and Montana;
Lewis M. Foulke, California and Nevada;
James n. Bayler, Oregon, Washington and
Idaho; anu n. D. Stanwood, Colorado, Utah,
New Mexico and Arizona.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-07-20
E1MipNge a Charlton.
PATENTE DE WASHINGTON,

M. #. N. BRIGNAC avertit
messieurs les habitants dc la p~aroisse
Saint.Jacques ct des autres paroisses quill
Went de r~ecevo'r n ps,ente de Washing
ton, pour fquipsge d Charlton, ct quill est
pref, sur leur demande, . monter le dit
equipage a des prir mode,sss ct dams IN
temps tres court. II y a Economic de
200 pou1 90 sur lie combustible avec lie
nouveI Y kipage do NJ. r. n. Brignac.
S'adresser q II. F. n. Brignac, 81.
James; Long. Vicn p. O..
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BE il kao'rn, That on the 26,h day Of June,
A. d., 1872, Mrs. r. S. Welham, is indebted
unto the State of Louisiana, for State faces
for the year 1871, in the sum of Nineteen
Hundred and Thirty-ive dollars and Twenty.
FIVE CENTS, and also unto the Parish of ST.
James, for Parish Tares for the year 1872, in
the sum Of Eleven Hundred and Twenty
FIVE dollars and Twenty-Five cents: ,ha, by
Section 81 of Act No. AZ, Approved March
3rd, 1871, such taxes assessed by law are
declared 10 be a lien and privilege on the
movable and immovable property of snch
tax. payer and the said Mrs. X. s. Welham
is Tie owner Of the following described
property, in the Parish of St. James. TO wit:
A tract of Land containing $500 acres.
bounded above by the lands Of L. Lambert,
and below by those Of Louis s. Lebourgeois,
A sugar house, all buildings and improve
ments thereon. all mules, cattle assessed for
$4,000 1901 900. situated on the left bank Of
the Mississippi river about So miles above the
city Of New Orleans.
Now therefore BY the authority il me vested
as State and Parish Collector, by Section 81
of Act No. AZ Of 1871, l D. S. HuNsAKER,
did on The 26th day Of June 1872, seize the
above described property in the name Of the
James, 10 satisfy the said amounts Of State
and Parish taxes 3O6O dollars and SO cents,
and all legal costs and charges, and recorded
a description of said property, together with
all amounts; due thereon for State and Parish
taxes aforesaid, as required by Section 81 of
Act No. 10 Of 1871, and should the said taxes,
and all legal costs be not paid within the
time prescribed by law, ] shall offer for sale,
and sell the same 10 the highest bidder for
cash, al the Cont House door, on the lst
Saturday in August, A. D, 1872, at II o'clock
A. NJ.
D. s. HUNSAKER,
Tax-Collector.
81. James Parish.
Parish OF St. James June o6th 1872.
Bv virtue of the above wri, of seizure
directed to me, I have seized and taken
possession of the above described properly, and
will proceed to sell the same at the Court
House of this Parish on the LIST Saturday
in August 1872, TO the highest and best bidder
for CASH in U. S. Currency subject to the
ratification Of the sale by Jas. Graham State
Auditor.
J. C. OLIVER,
Sheriff of St. James Parish.
June 26th 1872.
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Briqnes ot4laaircs, rrises sur les licnx, au
compliant: $1,000, aver 10 pour 100 DIES.
comP,e,-a 5 mois, Sll.0o,-a 6 mois $50 90.
Eendnes a destination, par %gos'ettc, a 10 GU
10 miles de la briqneierie. $l3 0o.-Mana
conditions d'cscompte pour dn complaint
Declargement aux frai> de i'aclle,eur.
Bri2ncs d garbage. Prises sur les lienx,
au compliant, $1,000. avec 10 pour 100
descomp,e,
-S'adresSer an doInici'e de l.. CRANBERRY,
on a NJ. l.. GrandeuEy, ConrewI'. o. 81.
James.
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On ne trouverait peut-atre pas, dams tou,es les
annales de la mtdecide, un remede qui ait inspire au-
tant de confance All monde que lie Cherry Pectoral
pour les affections pnlmonaires. Sa reputation ma fait
gu angmenter a mesure qu'on lie connaissait. On lie
considere aujourd'hui CONNIE I'm protecteur contre les
differences maladies de la gorge ct des pou,nons. Tout
en- etant employee dams les cas- moins graves ct dams les
ina!adies de petits eniants, c'est ce gull y a de mieux
pour la consumption au debut ct les dan"ereuses atiec-
IONS de la gorge ct des ponmons. Chaque famille
oevralt Favor CONNIE preventif de GROUP ct remede
pour les rhumes%a nxqnels tout lie monde est expose.
Quo"que la CONSUMPTION fxGe soft considtrte
CONNIE %incurable, on a VII DIES gnGrisons dams bien des
cas- qni semblaient dGsesperes. LIE CHERRY PEcro-
RAJ agit 81 puissamment snr les poumons ct srr Ia
gorge 9 u'aucune maladie de ces organes ne lui resiste.
LIE CnERRY PEcToRAL t%rionphe quand rien ne
reuSsit.
Les cHANrEURs ct les oRATEuRs PuRL1cs v trou.
vent une protection etficace.
Les AsTHMATlQUEs y trouvent toujours du soulage.
ment ct solvent une gu6rson convenable.
De petites ct %freqnentes doses de CHERRY PEcTo-
HAL guerissent frequemment des BRoucuIrEs.
Les vertns du Cherry Pectoral sont 81 bien con.
nues que nous n'avons pas besoin de publier de cert
floats.
L'Ague Cnre FAyer pour la .feure en- frs.
son, Ia feure inlermifente, Ia .ferre ptrioaique
on biiense, ETC, en- an mot toutes les maladies
Qui procurement des marais on des miasmes.
Ainsi que ~Findique son nom, il guerit infailliblement,
Ne contenant nj de l'a,senic, nj de la cuinine. nj In
bismuth, nj du zinc, nj une substance vulnerable ouel-
conque, il ne saurait faire de NAL a celni qui lie prend.
Les gu6risons qui hui sont dies dams certains districts
sont litteralement sans egales sous lie rapport dn
nombre ct de importance. Notre orgueil est sa,isfait
du triomphe de nos remedies dams des cas- OH tous les
autres avaient etc employees en- vain.
Les personnes non acclimatees, qn'elles resident
dams des localities OH il existe des miasmes GU on'elles
les traversent, seroat ~protegdes en- prenant fAGuE
CURE tous les jours.
C'est un excellent remede pour les MALAp1Es DE
Fo1E provenant de Ia torpesr du foie.
C'est encore un excellent remede pour les maladies
bilieuses.
Prepare par lie Dr.. J. G. AVER & Co, ~chimistss.
l. Lowell. Mass, ct a vendrc dams 10 monde enter.
Pix. 81 Ia bou.cillc.
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Crescent Store.
Tcnu par CHI. GaudiM
A La PoINTE nu COLLEGE.

lie mayasin de- NJ. {. GAuDIN est Pun dies
mlenx assortis de la parois>c, ct scs marchan.
discs, solvent renonvelees, grace i un prolnpl
econlcmen,, sonl dune urande VarifE.
Marchandises seche- Mercerie-Grocerie
de tou,c .or,es-VinS. Liquors, Whiskeys, etc
Prohibits dc roue>t-Ohje,s Indispensable
an commerce CT i Ia consomma,ion, ct dc
bonnie qnalita,-on tronve tout &c qui cs,
nacessaire all CRESCENT STORE.
Prix moderes ct conscicncieuX.
Une fontaine d Soda, avec les meilleur.
sirops, est annexoe an magasin de NJ. C.
Gaudin.
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T0E.C Collectors Sale.
State of Louisiana.
PARISH OF ST.. JAMES.

d. S. Uunsaher, Tag Collector.
Mrs. Il. S. UTelham.
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Land Ssssreyimg.

NI. HEATING informs the public
that during " months dating from the 22ud
inst, his services may at any moment be
Obtained for all duties appertaining 10 Land
Surveying and Field Engineering. In these
are comprised Drawings and Calculations Of
every description.
Apply at his residence, near St. Mary
Jefferson College.
Parish St. James, July II, 1872.
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AMNMAN ). NAMAM,
ATTORNEY AT Law.

Office: St. James Parish, Near the Conven,
Post.ofice.
M. Arthur ]. Roman will practice in the
Parish Courts Of St. James: St. John the
Baptist and Ascension, and in the Four,l.
Judicial District Court, and Supreme Court.
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Afc!ier de- Mffcomiriicm,
Dc Forgcron Ct dc Charron, etc.,.
M W. ICAED & CIR ESSEN.
A DONALDSONVILLE
Joseph, E'Crri:r, dircClcur.

MN. J. lCARD g. f.. CREJSSEN aver.
iiSseut messieurs les habilal,s de- ce;te M.
ro'>se ct des paroiSSeS volSines qu'iIs viennenl
donvrlr un atelicr 4 DonaIdsnnvillc, ct uu'jls
eNecu,eront dams lie plus BRET deiai tout ordre
qnl lenr sera conti6 conceruant lie mdcanisme.
lis enlreprennenl ct eA6cu'ent tout travail
coiccrnan, ,noHinrc d nenl, reparalion de
sncrcries, mouths de tons genres. desseche.
r'es, machines en- acier on en- %cnivrc, armu.
'elie, ci'atr"nage. carroSsetic, etc.,.
80 Av. II.
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st. James Emporium Store.
-:o:-
PAS DE-
Concurrence Possible!

1Vl. j. TEIssIER informe q.
no'nbreuse clientele ct lc public en- central
quill a t%oujours dams son magasin, outre son
grand assortment de %marchandiscs seches,
tonionrs frais ct solvent renouvele, le Stock lc
plus varie dc
Chaussures, Chopellerie, Donneterie, Msrce-
rie, Parfumerie, Pharmacie, QuincaiAerie,
Ferblamerie, VaisseHe, Scllerie, Groceries,
Conscrres, ConGserie, Wins ct Liqueurs,
1;abacs sous 'outes les formes.
II engage les Danes de Ia ~paroisse Saint.
Jacques ct dos paroisses ~yoisines 4 venir
visi,cr scs articles de Fantastic pour Robes dc
han,e Nourea"'G, Ganterie, Broderie, Dentelles,
Va'enciennps, CT antres, Coils brodts dc tous
genres; Rubans, Firurs ar,ifciellcs, Parures
pour marriages, Balls ct premiere Communion.
En- Sc donnan, la peinc de lairc une visite All
di, magasin, ellrs Sc convaincront d'ellcs-
memes, que MULE part mieux que Ia on nc
irouvc un plus beau cloix dc Marchandises
Blanchcs, tcllc que:
Moussciine suisse, Mul-mul, Nansour,
BriAantGs, Brocarts, Pi9ms, Monsselines,
Br,n; i'll ct Bobinct pour mous,iquaires.
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PharnsacEc dc premier o-tir,

Medicines FRANCHISES,
Medicines americaincs,
Medicam1ents patrntes,
Produits c%himiqucs,
Huiles. Goudron,
Etc, etc, etc..
% Ordinances de mddecins rempiies avec
soin. pouclnaiite. ct 4 loute leure.
I'm p.lai lnaclen est ;ttaciie Il le,abisse.
men'.
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GAND ASSORTMENT
De Garnitures pour Robes!

Il fat anssi SAVIOR aux marchands ct labi-
,ants de SiJarqnes Ell DIES patoisses v%oisines,
qnfll est i'asent de Ia maison Poland g.
Henry dc Cincinnati, pour les Whiskeys OF
Bourto"s de Get 6tablissemcnt jus'ement
calebre dams ,ous les E,ats- Unis. II defie ton,e
Concurrence pour IA qna'i,e ct lie bon march6
de &c nInlilii ronnlaiIc.
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calebre dams ,ous les E,ats-Unis. II detie ,on,e
Concurrence pour IA qna'i,6 ct lie bon march6
de &c prolni. ropnIairc.
so Barils de Whiskey ct Bourbon do
Choix en- MfJarQucmcm dm Jain KiIgoar
dc Cincinnati.
il es, aussi agent dc Ia maison limbs, Niger
4 FuS. dc St-Louis, pour la vcnte dc lenrs
iarines de cloix pour families, dcs marques
renommtes, Ia Couronne, 1'riomphe, 81 Charles
Star, Pac,fc Star, Refine Blanche, Collins
Franklin, I~jeruiic, el autres.
II rccoit Requirement ,ontcs les scmaincs
dc forts rnrois dc Sl-Louis, Louisville et Gin
cinna'i; ct il 4 tonjonrs en- main, I'M Stuck
varis dc Faviues, WhiAey e, Bou,don de tout
age, Jambons sncrds, Ct aul'es, ,luuhs J"mtes
Ell ,~er'eS. mess yorc, mess-bcg, b~rtahiu&t bacon,
GraiSsr On licrcons G, kegs, Benrre e, F'r",m0ge
de cl'oix, Pommes de trre, pe,1s 1'oiS yrr's,
h0ricotS, (4rine de mas, Cru, sacamiit, oroine,
mas, J"'n c, son, en- IN mo, tous les articles
connus sous lie nom de rrodui,s dc rOucst.
GRAND ASSORTMENT DE MEUBLES
en- meyer ct imitation, gull rccoi, djrrctement
Dune !abtique de Cincinnati avcc laQueIlc il
est en- relation.
Ton,cs les marcIandises ci Lessus scront
v%cndnes aur yrir les Plus rdduits quill soft
possible dc lie fuirr, en- raison dc la dure,e drs
temps, mais an Compliant settlement; CT
plcinement guarantees SOUS ,ous les rappor,s.
Conditions liberalcs c, avaniagcuses
aux marchands qni vouLronl bien lni ~adrcsscr
ses orlre<.
Une Charreue parfaitcment achaland;r, e,
diri.te par NJ. A. Serve!, paIcour, les
paroisscs S,.Jacqucs ct $, Jean Bap,is,e.
Les nombrenx clients dc Ia rive droi,e son,
aussi iniormes, quill Wien, de Rtassortir s.a.
masasin sitne sur l'habitalion de NJ. Septimc
Forlier.
P.S.-Sons pcn de jours, il por,era i DOM
cile, e, sans irais, les articles de groceries
ache,eS chez lni.
A+-++72. J. TElSSlER.
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AMCN Bale propritu d rendre,
h ltt MkkN pour cause dc depart, dams
assAaefas% la %paroissc Saint'Jacques, rive
ganche, pres du college Jefferson, d cote du
bureau du L%ouIslANA1s.
Maison neutrality-suspicious. ,crrc- environ
trols quarts d'arprnt de face al leuve sur
p dc proIondenr,-gtande batture etc.
S'adresser d Nj. B. I.atapie, dams Ic voisinage
de Ia proptiete a vendre. on a NJ. l.. de Mont.
luziu, Nouvelle.O Orleans, rue Cont, 1873.
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NOTICE..

During my absence from tho Parish, NJ.
On&zime Duhon is authorized TO act Us my
agent for Lille Plantation.
Tros. ROBINSON.
May 3lst, 1872.
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June e6th 1872.
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Au meme magasin:
MEDICINES Paientfes
MLDECINES de tOute nature.
prix DIES Marchandiscs dies
Magasins
ACADIA ct nj. =. CANTRELLE:

Entire c6,es desossees.. % la livre.
E.paules vcrrcs ........ 6 les 100 livres.
Epan|es fnmees...... 6!
Jambons suctas....... ~ cts. la livre.
Bout sale............6 "
HuiIe de Charbon..... as cts. lie gallon.
Beurrc ............. 40 cents la live.
Fromase ........... 25
Cafe %
Grai>se. ............ Is
Haricots rouges, biancs. GO lie gallon.
Maqnereau ........... ) %clla9nc,
Farine de Sarrasi, 49,. ! cts. la livre.
8 A"
The de. .............. Sl.25 i $3.50.
PecI'es, Pom'ncs secl'es 10 CT. par livre, en-
prenant % livres.
Aussi: Rom, san, Groine ct mas.
LET LIE TOUT DAMS LES MEMES
PROPORTIONS.
Ton,e merchandise scra por.te a la demeure
de l'ac!e,eur, sill le demande.
III Aliez i L'AcaplA STORE dc NJ. v. T.
NJ. ANDERSON.
Rien MY manqnc.
Pix excesslvement moderes.
N-Les labiiants ironveront les mamcs
marclandiscs, aux memes prix, an magasil
CanireNe, habita,ion Philemon Gniiry.
NJ. Anderson ne n1elige pas plus &C
magasin que rAcAplA STORE.
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IF you van to buy cheap Dry
Goods 60 to Kap4an y Slilarz.S :. !.
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-T = -v-$$SSS~~TE 3 "a x
AN GCT to Hseo,porats the Tom
of Chesterfield: =,
Seetionz=l.-Be-ritrenacted.bys,th
Senate. and House Of Representatives,
offhs StateS ofS South Carolina, row
1ses ssnd @itth gin general Assembly,
afid1 fid1fbT~ 81 the authority Of the same: s'
That persons residing within the area
of one half mile in the direction ;of
north and south fromSthe-eoeftT n ouse
in the county of Chesterfield, and one
hnfof aaEiiein the direeti6n9Yof cast
aaff KeA from said conrt ahofse, are
hsreby efeateda body corporate, under
the name 81 tlie tqWpSo Of 5Ghesterfield,
with the officers the same in number,
and having the same powers and priv
leres, and subjectsiA 1evesy- Respect, 2 i'll
every respect, to The provisions of Ae
chSTfe rsfaA ted t6fhe 10Y a Of AianningS
bEaaaa&ta lraHs dth sQtrdaLs stS NGelh
A. D., 1871.
Section 9. ThisEactshaH ibe8deered
a public act, and continue in force
until rspaaledsS 6 9@ g@ 8
SEC. s. That all acts and parts OF
acts inconsistent With this set .be, and
the same are hereby repealed.
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TRANsFoRMns6a urfs COMPLEXION
The transfornaeions- produced by Ha-
gau,s Magnolia Balm are quite as aston
ishingi as any scene on. theT stage Of q
theatre.si That famous beautifer, = trans
nlutes a salloWs peeky looking complex
Ion, inte, on Q insiwhieh the Idly and the
rose vie for admiral i0pz andeimp parts to u
dry, harsh skin, the sQftness Of perfect
loVeliness. Tan and freckles, which
country air and sunlight are pretty sure
to produeesipssptts ofrpa fssal sgand dIslu-
downs, arscempietel ly3ob nterated BY II
while ithas &peffeclysmagical effect in
bnuiassiag -un due. redSsessS blotches and
pimples from the skin. ~ When thst lady
Who hasusea tito fremedycAer compile y
ienaEaefeets lpoksia the.nlirrorr she is
equally astounded and gratided atthe
improvements in ther appearance. Every
blel1ish has hsaspe cared her neck, arms
and bosom, now rival in Witches the
snowy collar which encircles her throat,
her chesk Tiisa,itles sWithla npeael- like
blopsn, and she isrsady to invoke ableSs-
ingoa hasinYeiitor ofathe articlewhich
has wrought such Jabdciightfuk trap psfor-
mation3 3 Eg3KiAHj .Q Il
1fyou desire rosy checks S and q q CON
r,4extea-f ftsir--ssf,ti-- from Pirnples;
BlotchesT aud Eruptiops,- purify your
bb6G byItaking fprJ Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
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RIssER FLOORING. CE11IkG WltIHR B9ARDS E&dpessr
sale New York prizes Door and Window Frames made
made sod substantial work
United
the largest stock te a'oe south Of the city Of Baore all which
The the pracca AIeelhe sash Blind Door Makers,
Charleston. lI-a
gentlemen all thi
pima and saeyr o her WORK S W r.
Fertilizer
vicinity Of tlfsyieSoH Tfo,f Foels
h o-w IS 100 the
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OFFICE sEcKEsTifsRy Or sfAfE, )
COLUMBIA, S. c., February 5, lS72.,
The foregoing act having bsen prs-
scnted to the Governor Of THIS State for
his approval and;not faying been re-
turned by him to the braach Of the Cen
eral Assembly from whichit originated,
within the.tifae Prescribed by the Con-
stitasisH,, mas become lazy EithQqt Ais
abnrovaH S4 - %'S %S''<'s+
I'll. CARDozo, =
Secretary of'State. =