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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-23

UNIvERsALY ARTICLE OF FAITH.
In these days ofrcligious contention
it has been thought impossible to Judi.
cate an article Of faith upon which all
sects aud classes were united. There
is one, however and n very notable one
too, viz: belief which is implicit and
universal in the paramount efficacy of
that matchless Household Tonic and
Rccuperant, Plantation Bittcrs- The
constantly increasing patronage which
it receives has, it is true, excited the
petty envy of certain srlenetic ADVERT
s,rs of fpiuclbcck pnneceas, who hope to
make market for their own stagnant,
watery wares, by decrying all spirtuous
medical preparations. But tho ublic
ca u stomach neither their arguments nor
their potations, aud consequently reject
these very weak limitations of the enem y
as entirely too him!
The HoUsEKEEPER OF OUR HEALTH.
The liver is the great depurating or
blood cleansing organ of the system
Set tho great housekecper of our health
at work, and the foul corruptions which
gender in the blood and rot out, as it
were, the machinery Of life are gradually
expelled from the system. For this pur
pose DIR. Pierce Golden Discovery is
preeminently the article needed. 1t
cures every kindst humor, from the
worst scrofula to the common pimple,
blotch or eruption Great eating ulcers
kindly heal under its mighty curative
infuc:ce. Virelent blood poisons that
Iurk in the system, are by it robbed of
their terrors, and by perscrverng and
somewhat protractcd use Of it, the most
tainted system may be completely reno
waited and built up anew.
Enlarged glands tumors and swell
ings dwimdle away and disappear under
the influence ol this great resolvent. 1t
is sold BY all druggists.
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IN THE CoURr OF PROBATE

Whereas, John p spigncr hath applied to
mo for Letters d Administration on
the Estate of Benjamin G. Hunt, lato of Or
angeburg County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased TO be and appear, be
fore me, at q Court Of Probate for the said
County to be holdea at Orangcburg, on the
9th day of December 1872, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, to show causdif any, why tho said Ad-
ministration shoult not be granted
Given under my HIND and the Seal OF Court
this 22d day of Nov A. d. 1872, and in
the nincty-scyeHh year of American Indc-
pcndcnce.
NC b. kNOWLTON,
nov 23-2t Probate Judge, U. {.
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The Senatorial fight in Columbia Is
still going on sharply. Patterson and
Scott have each opened rooms, and ire
using money freely. Elliott aud Wright
having no money to use are fighting mp
on their relative merits, and all arc
sanguine of success. Louis f johnson
defeated candidate for Congress at Large
on the s'Bolters" ticket, has been
brought toward also as a candidate for
Senatorial honors, but his chances are
poor, knowing ones report that the fight
will dwindlc down to Scott and Patter-
son, though Elliott afirms he will fight
it out squarely on the question of color.
and wont give up until he finds himself
defeated
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..


I'm continuance Of an honored State anil
Il National custom, and in gratitude to A.
mighty God, the author of our being. and
the givcr of every good and perfect cif,. for
the manifold blessings vouchsafcd TO MS dr.
ring the year which is now drawing TO n
close. anil in conformity with the rccomncn-
dation of His Excclency the President nj
the United States. j, Robert X Scott. Gov
crnor of the State of South Carolina, do
hereby appoint THURSDAY, the 2Sth day
Of November, ns n day of general thanksciv-
ing and prayer: and | recommend the siis.
pending all ordinary tusiness pursuits. the
people do then assemble in their respective
places Of worship, ADD unite az with one
heart in the joyous rendition of PRAYER and
praise to the Mighty Lord of Hosts, for His
continual and unfailing love toward us as n
State and Nation. As the autumn leaves
fall. reminding Us that the harvest of life ap-
proaehes, may we, with gratitude for many
undcrservod blessings, and with genuine
penitence for our ans, humbly implore the
continuance Of His guidance and prot ection.
and aid us In the discharge of every duty to
ourselves, aud felowmen, and our Crca.
tor.
Ir virtue whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Great Seal of the
State to be affixed, at Columbia, this, the
fourth day of November, A. ID. 1872, and
in the ninety seventh year of the Indc.
pendcnce of the United States of Amcri-
LIS. ROBERT X. SCOTT,
(oO' Governor.
F. l.. CARDOZO,
Secretary Of State
nov % 1t
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The Duty of the Next Administra-
tion.

y II ".
AS this subject Is a moot i"por;ant
one, and one that should dem,n,l the
attention of all thinking men, VIC PROPOSE
to discuss it impartially, and to deal
with things as they are. In the first
place the next administration have many
peculiar and urgent duties to pcrfor =,
fiihey nave numerous reforms to make
and various abuses to abolish. The
people Of the State, those whose interests
and prosperity arc involved in ta, coz
duct of the next administration demand
that certain pledges made before the
election be strictly kept. They demand
that the taxes collected BIZ used in
lawful and legitimate manner, that the
expenses of the State Government be
rednecd and hcnee. sad e.Tsss!e ne.
be appointed to office. Now it IL the
duty Of tile noxt administration TO see
that these things are done, to inculcatc
that spirit Of reform which the people
cry fDr, and to carry out consistently all
good and lawful measures. II is our
belief that the next administration will
perform these necessary and important
acts, and we hope that we believe right.
Yet the promises of men who arc candi.
dates for Office bcJor. election are very
often broken after they are elected, but
we do not think thus, of the next ad.
ministrati"n. They as yet have not
been tried, and We cannut certainly
judge them before. they have assumed
the reins Of government, 40 far us their
past records are concerned wo will not
refer ut oil to them, we will give them
all the credit possible for performing the
important duties devolving upon them,
and for pcrfecting Republican Govern
mcnt, based upon honesty and Justice, in
South Carolina. The sudden elevation
Of men to office is sometimes most dis
astrous to n people. Il throws hem
upon the mercy of men who have but
one soils apd individual thou: u:ht--.imbi-.
ition They scok for the highest places
and III endeavoring to reach them will
hesitate at nothing, such has been the
case ILL many countries, aud, thousa nds
of pc pie have suffered by the ambitions
designs of one man. BIT is this tho
case in South Carolina2 We think,
and hope not. Our people are too wise,
too iarseeins to do thing no foolish as
that we have spoken Of, aRd again VIC
do not think the men who will compose
the next administration arc governed
solely by ambition. We believe they
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-23

entire county, and all good citizens
should lend their assistance to the puri.
fication ..of our school system, and consc-
quently to tho prosperity and enlighten-
ment OF the county.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-23

The Board Of State Canvasscrs at
Columbia have decided by vote of
three to one in favor of Bowcn's entire
ticket. We can't say that We expected
this, because We did not for we know
enough about how elections are con.
Quoted in Charleston County to make us
believe that fraud had been committed,
but as the thing is done We must acqui-
escc, though it is reported that the seats
of the Legislators will be contested on
tho hrar nf rho Efnaso.
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sherif's Sales.
State of South Carolina.
ORANGEBiJRG GOUNTy

ORANGEBURG COUNTY
In COMMON PLEAS. s
Elizabeth b. Barnett as Adm'x
of Estate of G. W. Barnett,
decd aud as Admx de boni,
non of Est of Robt j. Car
son, decd, Plaintiff.
Amelia d. Carson, LOWS Al.
Carson, Mary L. Barnett.
and James E. Vice,
Plaintiffs.
BY virtue Of an order made in the above
entitled action. / will sell ut Orangebure
c. H., on the I'd day of December next,
being the first Monday Of the month, during
the legal hours of sale, the remainder in
the Homestead and Dover of Elizabeth b.
Barnett, in the following tracts or parcels Of
land, situate in the County and State afore-
said, on tina State Road, short distance
below the Two-Chop Road being the Real
Estate Of which the said G.. w. Bonnet,
died seized, containing three hundred and
two (302) acres more or less, and bounded
by lands of Elizabeth b. Donnett, Ira Hart,
d. Ellison Hart and s. II. Wells.
2. The Remainder in Dover of the said
Elizabeth ID. Bennett, in all that tract or
parcel of land situate in the County and
State aforesaid, on the State Road short
distance below the Two-Chop Road, contain.
ing one hundred acres, and bounded by
lands of d. Ellison Hart, s. r. Wells, Elisa
beth b. Bennett and portion Of the same
tract assigned to the said Elizabeth d. Bon
nett as Homestead.
Terms: One-half cash, the balance on q
credit of one year, Secured by bond Of tho
purchaser and mortgage Of the premises,
and to pay for Papers, Recording anta
Stamps; and in case of failure of purcha-
ser to comply, to be resold on Same day or
some convenient saleday thereafter at form
or purchasers risk. 49, St
The purchaser will 90 let into possession
after the determination of the Estates in
Homestead and Dover.
Sheriff's Office, \ ii. Riggs,
orangcburg c. H. S. c., SO. c.
Nov. 7th, 1872.
nov I'd
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ALSO
ALLo
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
In PRoBATE Court.

In PROBATE COURT.
Patrick Doyle, Plaintiff,
vs. Petition
Sarah Jane Wiies,. for
Clarence S. Wiles, Partition
Augustus F. Wiles, of
Robert II. Wiles, Real Estate
Defendants
In obedience to an order of Thaddeus c..
Andrews, Judge OF Probate for Orangeburp
County, made in the above entitled action. Z
will sell Mt Orangeburg G. H., on the I'd dav
of December next, being the first Monday
IN he month. for partition and division, the
following Real Estate, situate and being in
he Town OF orangeburg, in the County and
State aforesaid, TO wit:
i. All that lot or parcel of lnnd with Cav
rage FGctcry and other Buildings thereon.
on the BelleTi!lo Road, known as tho Car
riage Factory of Doyle & Wiles, and bound
ell on the north by the Belleviile Road. east
by the Homestead of Thomas Ray. south by.
T. X. Sasportas, and west by Alley not
named.
:. All that lot or parcel of land contain
ing twenty-sevcu acres (27) acres more or
less, and bounded north by lands OF Henry;
FuEdcrburk, east by the Bull Swamp Road.
anu south and west bv Streets not named.
Terms-Onc.hhlf cash, balance on a cred
IL of one and two years, secured by bond or
the purchaser and NOR gage or he premises,
bond 70 hesf. interest from day Of s.scs pa, Y
able annu:tly. Purchaser to insurn fhai
carriugc Factory building. assign the policy
and TO pay for Papers aud Recording; aud
IN case of the purchaser or purchasers fail
ure to comply with the terms of sale, the
said premises to he resold ui,on the Same
day or sonie convenient salcdAy thereafter ut
the former Purchaser or purchasers risk.
sheria's Office, Il. RIGGS,
orangeourgC Z. H., s. e., S. O. c.
nov {, 1872.
nov 0 Al
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r IsT OF LETTERS Remain

4 ing in the Orangeburg Post Office to
November, 20h 1872.
Elisha Barton.
Nancy Dickson.
Miss Anna lIonRywood.
Rceney Hampton.
Mrs Annie Jackson, Mrs Susan Johnic an.
Frank Madison for Miss Garner.
William Rivers, oold.
Muddy Richard,
Seleanor Scott
Persons calling for the above letters
please say they are advertised.
F.DEMARS.
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Public Sale.

1 will sell for cash, on Friday the goth
of November, at the Woodlands Plantation,
on Snake Swamp in the Fork of the Edisto.
Sale te commence at ! | o'clock, about 2 o
Head of superior stock cattle, among them
several superior miloh COWS with young
calves. Also one bay mare pony.
JAMES BROWN.
Nnr % Ill
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Notice to Creditors.
oRANGEBURG COUNTY.
In COMMON PLEAS.
7. p. Jennings, Admir- Of T.
John L. Jennings.

p. p. Jennings, &tm'r of
John L. jennings,
vs.
p. s. Fielder aud others, Cred
: itors and heirs at Law.
BY an order in this case it is proyideds
III. That all Creditors of j. 4. Jennings.
deceased, be enjoined by publication from
commencing separate suits against his Ad-
ministrator, or enforcing any Liens on tha
Lands of which he died SEIZED until tile
further order of this Court.
III. That the said Creditors do prove.
their Claims before Mortimer Clover Esq.,,
as Referee, nj 0eAngeburg on or befhrc the
first of January next.
MORTIMER GLOVER.
Referee
orangcburs, Get. 18th, 1872. 10 Il
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The State ofSouth Carolina.
oRANGEBURG COUNTY,

In THE CotRr OF PRoBArE.
Notice is hereb$ gfyePt that STATED
sEsSlos of this sourt 3 Probate will be
holden at tho Court House thereof on the
First Monday Of Iccsmbi 1879, and on
the First Monday oEteach Sonth thcreaftey.
The Courtjs dOelncd oplp at nil times for
TIE transaction of Ordinary Business when
previous nOtics isinos required to persons
interested.
AUG. d. RSowLTON,
Judge Of Probate o. G.
orangeburg G. H., Ney. efss, 1872.
nov 23 a
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Sheriff S Sales.
The State of South Carolina,
oRANGEBURG COUNTY,
In PROBATE CouRr.

In IhoBAFE COURT.
Es pdrte John s. o. Huffman,
Adm'r of Estate Of
Wm. A. Cooper, deceased.
BY virtue of an order from Hon. Thad. @.
Andrews, Judge of Probate, 1 win sell to
the highest bidder, at 0rangeburg C. H., on
the lst Monday in December next, for essk
All the Evidences of Indebtedness, such
ms Judgments, Deeds, Notes aud Accounts
belonging to the Estate of the late VIM. A.
Cooper.
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46.
o Arrears Fund,$
Funds
Amount of Orders Fund, 81 OPS
o
md
o 8
Amount of Orders o
n Fund.-,
o md Fund.-,
Amount of Orders issued Special Bridge Fund,
or ce Fund 10.
on Witness Fund.-
the of all by
Board
NOTE 2Ths fromhn fron
Mount ans Dickson the
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ALSO
ESTATE sALE
In PROBATE CoURr.

BY order of Hon. Thad. C. Andrews,
Judge OF Probate, will sell at Orangeburg,
on the lst Monday in December next, for
cash, all tho personal property belonging to
the late firm of Doyle, Wiles & Co., consist
ing in part of Buggies, Materials used in
the manufacture of Carriages, Bsgeies aud
Wagons, Blacksmith Teals, &c.
ALSO
All the personal property of the late r.
IL. Wiies, consiting of Cattle, Hogs, House
mold and Kitchen Furniture, lot Tools and
Wagon.
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Greene Frank II
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Livingston. James
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Robinson, John
Fair Bill
Bloom, Nero
Cain, L
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Orangcburg News Co
Cannon, James
Robinson, John
Baxter, G W
Meycs, J Fielder
Lloyd. B J.
Treadwell, Mary B
Greene, c II
Cooke, ii + duplicate act
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20
AN ACT TO INCORPORATE TIE VIII
TOWN NATIONAL GUARDS: OF G"I-
LEruN COUNTY.

AN ACT To INCORPORATE TIE VIII
TOWN NATIONAL GEARhS: OF c"I.-
LHrnN COUNTY.
S!:cr:oN |. Bc it enacted by the
iScnatc and House Of Representatives
Of the State If Suuth Carolina: now
met and sitting i'll Genera! Assembly.
and i,y the authority III the <aI"c:
That Benjamin jtivcrs, Najor S:'l"-
mon AID Cni>A.lu. Ford, under the
ramc AID style Of the ''NiiIto"n
National Guards. Of CoIleton County,
they ard their Successors and associ-
atv> in office, be. and they arc hereby:
Incorporated and made and declared Il
body polite and corporate, in deed
and in law, and, lis such body polite,
shall have power t. Use and keep a
cunmon seal, the same at Will to alter; =;
to make all necessary by-liwS: not re-
rusnant T. the laws of the land, and
to have succession Of officers and mcm-
bsrS, vuniorI:aJlc 10 such by liw>; to
~'o an&l BE- sued, plead AID be imrlcad-
cd, in any court Of competent juriS-
,liction in this State; aud 20 have,
uSc and cuj"y all other rights, and be
subject to all other liabilities, incident
to bodies corr"ratr.
SEC. ,. This Act Shall be deemed
and taken to be 4 pubic .\ct, and shall
continue Until repealed.
Approved March +, 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20


An ACT TO AMEND An Atr ENTITLED
AN act To ESTABLISH QuARAN-
TINE VI G&uHGEr"M'N, CHARLES
TON AND HILTON lIEA0.
SEc.TloS J. Be il enacted b. tn"
Senate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES,
If tine State Of South (arolirm. now
met and sitting in General Assembly.
and By the authority Of the same:
That 81 much of Section ! of an
Act entitled can Act to establish
o,,,ranti,,c If G.nrrrtnwu. Charleston
and Hilton lj.ad" apnroyrl the 2tjth
ia, If Sr,,tcr,bcr \, ID. 1865. rs pro-
vil"s that the anchorage @rouHd i"r
vessels in quarantine. Port OF Hilton
Head shall be where it has heretofore:
been. is hereby repealed.
SEC. ,. That said anchora@c shall
be-, anl the same is hereby. located at
some point Oh The North sid" Of Par
ris island. to bc designated by bu"yS,
anchored under the direction ot the
II nl;h Officers of That Port.
SEC. 3. That quarantine station
shall be established at Saint Helena
Sound. Covering til" Snund and adj
iac"nt rivers with anc!r"raSc ground
for vessels where it hts heretofore
been. aad that Health Oi'Ictr t9T
said station shall be appointed ~ tic
''ovc;i"r' WHO s'i"H H"!' l'i> '"''S '''
4 tern, Vi '%" Ie''s "'''~s ,','.,.;',n S,'''.'
m"'c"' "''h INC same '"' mt, ','''' e.
no" "l'"h'u I" ii1'''','
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20
An act TO CHARTER THE wALHALLA
FENALE CuILEGE.

An act TO CHARTER THE wALHALLA
FENALE CuILEGE.
SECTION l. BE it enacted by the
Senate and House OF. Representatives
of the State Of South Carulina. now
met and <ittin" in General Assembly:
aud by the authority of the same:
That DR.. Thos. $. Waring. J. ".
Strickline, J. \. Beard, c. j.. Wat
son, DR.. 4. i. Norman. Rev. B. H"I-
den. Wesley Pitckford. Rev. }. ,.
Smcltzer. j. J. Norton, ". G. Keith.
J. II. Whitner. II. s. Van Devicre,
:. p. Dcndy. II. y. Thompson, }. =.
Mickler, c. VI. Iarbrou@il, and their
Successors III Office. be. aud are hereby:
created ard constituted 4 body polite
and corporate. by the name and style
IF The Trustees Of tha Walhal?a Fe-
male College, for ths purpose Of or
ganizirs, establishing. governing and
conducting seminary Of LEARNING in
the town of Walhala. in the State of
S.ntl, r,rrI;r. and that the said
body politic and corporate. by the said
name of '.Thc Trustees Of the Wal
halla Female College," shall be capa-
bic and liable in law and equality to
sue and b. sued. plead and be implead-
cd tn ns,. = common seal, and to make
II such hv-I.ws and rules as they NAV
,l,w nrc,.ss:ry and nroncr for the
rnruI,t;nr Government and conduct
- ~" s,;J seminary Of lcaruips. cx-
oant m =. ;s bcrr;n,itnr nrovidcd for
pr ,.:,,,y Tb,t s,;d hvI,ws and rules
J.. not rennonant to the Constitution
I'D l,vs IF Ills Srare or of the limited
S.,trs
Src. ,. That the said Board of
Trustees shall hold their Office for the
term Of twenty Years, and shall be au-
thorizrd TO apnoirt such officers as
thew uay think necessary and p-cp?r
r,r thp Hroarizotion and ovyernmc.,,
# ,},,.;r u,yp hodv And Should aur
y.c,,,cy occur IN the Board bv death.
r,.>;;uua,jon or otherwise. the said Board
sh,il Lav. bower to ill said vacancy
Srr : Th,t the said Trustees and
their successors shall have and hold
I'll 1Lr estate ,r,D.rtv ard funds NOW
L,.Lu,r;uu to said Loliere and all prop
rytv funds money donations }c~acies
.,,i d.v;srs which may hrrraftcr be
,,r,ntnI c,,v.rcd hnr,rathr1 devised
1r ~iyon ~ s,;I Co!rrc in trust ncr.
nrtI I,.Ir.s f,y rho u>r and benefit Of
s,;J CnIlca,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20
ClROLIlA
FERTILIZER
TRIUMPHANT!

WILMINGTON, y. C., August 2lst, 1871.
For the largest production Of Cotton to the
acre, 900 lbs. CAROLINA FERTlLIZER.
For the largest production of Wheat tc the
acre, 900 lbs CAROLINA FERTILIZER.
The above premiums arc for crops produced
with the use Of the Carolina Fertilizer alone,
or in combination with plantation nanures
only, AMI the awarding of id premiums is
lett discretionary with the committee OF the
AsSocia :ion under their rules
SANDERS, OATES 4 CO.,
Agents 1T Charlotte.
STEVENS / CI'RETON,
Lancaster, ). G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20

~ ACT To INCoNpnHATE THE VIII
l.AtiE OF sMITHYiLLE, OF CHRIST
CHrR"!; PARISH.
SECTION |. BE it vnar;&l by Tie
Senate and House OF Representatives.
of the State of Snuth Carolina. nnw
net and sitting in General Assembly.
and by the authority Of the Sanit:
That frolu and after the passage II
this act. the Eillagr "t' Sm!thv!ilc b..
and the same is hereby, Incorporated;
and all the privileges, rights and Ia
nuniticS granted by an ;ct to lHc"r-
nuratc the town ot l'lorcnce: South
i''arolna. be, and the same are hereby.
vested in the said village; and that
tic first election. under this act. to DC
held on the first Monday i'll April.
1873. the CLERK Ct the Court Of Char
lesion County is hereby authorized to
appoint Managers to conduct the same,
by giving the proper time and notice
thereof.
SEc. ,. That \. Smith: Win. Nnr-
vii and David Dial be. ;:Ml are here
by, arr"iil;~d commissioners t, tx tho
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20
~ NJ TO AMEND AN .tCT ENTITLED

l% NJ TO AMEND AN .tCI ENTITLED
"A<. .it'r 70 EXTEND TIE LIMITS
UE TIE TOWN OF c-iMnEN.
SE"rinH |. BE it cnarted by the
>cp.atc and House Of Representatives
If tho State Of South Carolina: How
mlvt and sitting in General Assembly,
an,l by tie authority Of 1hc same.
That ;:u Act entitled An Act to
extend the limits Of the town "f Cam
den, approved March $, 1871, be,
and the >;Iuc is hereby. amended by
striking out Scctiun |, and SubStltut-
irg the following: ''Scctlon |. That
the limits OF tie town of Camden be,
and he SANE are hereby: extended us
t,.liuwS, to wit :, The western boun-
Diary shall cuu,ncncc ut the junction
ot " Vie street with Mulberry street,
and shall cxt"n!l northwaru aloi!" the
Inc of said WyIic street thrcc-tourihS
q; a mile beyond the present terminus
Of the said street, and from thi> point
tho northern boundary >La:l extend,
in IN eastern direction, until it inter
<.:cis Horse Branch, and thence: by
course Of said stream, To the point
where it cmptic> into Little Pine Tree
Creek. and thence, by the course Of