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AN ACT to Incorporate the Orangeburg Coun'
ty Fair Association.

AN ACT to Incorporate the Oraugeburg Coun-
ty Fair Association.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State OF South
Carolina, now met and sitting In General AS.
sembly, and by the authority of the same:
That william F. Barton, Samuel Dlbble,
HarpIn Riggs, Laurence R. Beckwith, Wesley
W. Cutler, JamesD D. Trezevant, Benz. Byas,
J. L. Jamison, Henry Johnson, and ]. K. Sas'
uoftas, and their associates and successors, be.
and they are hereby, declared to be a body
corporate and polite, In law and IN deed, by
the name OF the "Orangeburg County Fair
Association" and by the said name shall have
perpetual succession of officers and members,
and O common seal, with power to change
the same as often as the said corporation Shall
Judge expedient, and the said corporation
shall be liable and capable in law to pur.
chase, have, hold, receive, enjoy, possess
and retain to itself and its successors In
perpetuity, any and every estate, real or
personal, whether accruing to the same BY
Gift, purchase, devise or conveyance, not e1-
.ceeding In value fifty thousand dollars, and
the same, or any part thereof, to sell, alien,
devise or exchange as often as the said corpo.
ration may deem proper, and by Its name to
sue and: be sued, implead and be Implicated,
answer and be answered unto in any court OF
law in this State, and to make all sucn oy-
laws and rules for the government OF the sald
corporation as may, from time to tlme' %
deemed necessary Provided, Such bylaws
and rules be not repugnant to the laws OF Inc
land.
SEC. 2. That the principal end OF the said
corporation shall be the promotion of agricul-
ture, mechanical arts, and other Industry and
Ingenuity, through an annual fair, and other
appropriate measures, according to such rules
and regulations as they may see fit to estao.:
lish.
SEC. 8. That the members osthe said cerpo.
ration shall be severally liable. for ell debts
and contracts Of said corporation only to the
extent aud amount Of their respective shares
therein; and the capital stock OF the said
corporation shall not be less than i've thou
sand nor more than fifty thousand dollars.
SEC. 4. That the property.and stock Of the
said corporation shall be exempted from
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WASHINGTON, April "a, 1872.

WASHINGTON, April "a, 1872.
concur 10 telegram OF Messrs. DeLarge and
Rainey, with this declarations: Will vote FOR no
man or set of men In the Philadelphia ConVen-
civil equality of all American citizens, no mat
ter what designing men may say. will be
contented to rest my vlndication on the sober
Judgment of my people, when reason shall
have assumed her empire, and shall be happy
in the conviction that I dared subordinate
chances of personal preferment to the interest
and welfare of my race.
ROBERT B. ELLIOTT.
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or conduct it II be chose; and the court accord.
ingly assigned Jacob Barret Cohen, Esq, to the
defence.
Mr.. Cohen, after consultation with the defend
ants, announced that they 10th had witnesses IN
Spartanburg upon whom they relied to prove that
they were not upon the raids, and that the regu-
lar counsel In the case was then on his way from
Spaltanburg, and would be present on Saturday.
The case was accordingly set for Saturday.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAP.
WASHINGTON, April Is

WASHINGTON, April 25..
The lowest barometer will probably move
eastward over the lake region, accompanied
by brisk southerlNwinds. Cloudy and threat.
ening weather, with possibly rain, will prevail
from the Ohio Valley to the lakes, extending
over the Middle and New England States on
Friday. Partially cloudy but pleasant weather,
with southerly winds, Is probable for the
Southern States.
Yesterdays Weather Reports Of the
Signal Service, U. 8. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
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~BURNHAMS SUPERIOR YEAST
PoWDERs.-Having used Yeast Powder in our
families for several years, we give q decided pref
erence above all otnera to that prepared BY.
EDWARD 8. BURNHAH, Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. AL King street, near Calhoun street, Charles.
ton, 8. O.: King Mansion Boarding Rouse, Julius
Pessch, B. O. Webb, George L. Holmes, George, 8.
Pelzer, N. D, John I. wlghWan. D. D., William
Smith, Master Machinlst, s. Q. B. r
apr5-3mos
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THE OLD RORLD's NEWS.
The Policy of King Amadeus, Of Spain.

The Policy OF King Amadeus, OF Spain.
MADRID, April 26.
Amadeus 10 his speech to the Cortes Gays
the relations Of Spain with other powers is
cordial. The difficulties with the South Ameri-
can Republics have been reconciled, and 1t is
hoped soon to announce an agreement be.
tween the Italian Government and the Pope.
VIII avoid everything Tending TO impair the
Spanish territory or putting 1t In the hands
OF the enemies Of the Spanish race and name.
Taught by experience OF the fertility of Glenn
ency, will be memorable In Furnishing the con-
slant enemies of liberty Snd the dlsturbers Of
the peace, and hopes promptly to terminate
the Ccrllst instruction.
The International Boat Race.
LONDON, April rs.
The ATLANTA boat crew has arrived, and
will commence to pracliceimmediately for the
race With the London crew over the Thames
course.
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signing the Cincinnati call. The friends OF
Grant are now advocating the nomination OF
some one else at Philadelphia, asa movement
best calculated to secure the union of the Be-
publican party. The Cincinnati men are deter
mined to go on with the Lioefa movement
A liberal Republican central club is being or
eanized with the object of opposing the Grant
family administration.
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ADAMS d u.s.

WASHINGTON, April rs.
Charles Francis Adams has written Q letter
virtually declining the Cincinnati eandldature,
though willing to respond to- the call OF Inc
people If needed.
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THE POPULAR TORNADO.
SIGNS OF SUCCESS FOR THE GREET
LIBERAL MOVEMENT.

Interesting Political Gossip from Cin-
cInnatI-The Chances for the Candt.
dates-The Contest for the Nomination
Likely to be Narrowed Down to Davis
and Trunbull-Curtin to have the
Second Place on the T~icket-The Plat
form, &C., &c.
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county and5municipal taxationiso long as no
dividends. shall be- declared and distributed
among ta members. ,5gs.s
SEC. 6. Tfhats this at shall By. deemed 9 pub
act, and aihpaIsb . tAlken notes ofsh an the
courts. Of this State without being specially:
pleaded. ISIS
Approved Marohsl2'f ls72.
IN Acr ID Renew apd:Amena fthis:s Jpbsrtaro5 u
Efskine College, 81 Due West, SO A By 1sl

Elsklns ooiies0 $3.50 9. ~ SssI ss5iSsH1 sFsl
County, 8. {. saIi 49,. :s asStsss III.
SECTION i. Be- Ii enacted by the senatesanna1s
House Of Representatives Of the: State q.
South Carolina. nov.me.-a and citing la Gems
nal Assembly, and BY the authority Of the,
same:
That Rev. J. Boyce, Dds Be-. WI
Grler, J. a. Miller, J, Va HeasstsSsR iH. zRrads,
ley, w. z. Bradley, D.sO.2HaWtborne, ISL:
Presley, W. 8. Lowry VIM. Hood, Rev. p.
Young, Rev. ]. I. Bonner, !. 2. Kennedy
Rev. J.. P. Pfessley,y D.ssD.:,aRsvssJ!!sG. Ohal-s
mers, Rev. q. T. Sloan, J. Pratt Rey.RsA..
Ross, Rev. B. Latham, B. O. Sharp, Rev. B.
Fair, &. W. Lites,, Rev. j. Galloway, Rev. b.
W. Brice, j. Nell, James Lowry, Rev. !: o.
Boyd, Rev. ". L. PRESLEY, s. Donald .sRsH:s
Hemphill, and their success6rs, In Office, be.
and they are hereby, sssfeated q BODY polite
and corporate, by the nameand style OF the
"Trustees Of. Erskine College, q seminary OF
learning, situated at Due West, in sAbbasytllss5
County, In the State OF South Carolinaesndas
such, and by said name, shall be capable and
liable, In law and equity, to sue and.be sned,
plead and be implicated, TO use g common
seal, and Ito make such bylaws and rules
for the regulation. and government; Of said
college as they, may deem necessary: Ployt- :
ded:. That said bylaws and rnlea-be not repug..
nant to, the constitution and laws OF this
State, or Of the United States. t,.sz4 ii
SEQ. 2. That Sections 2, s. l,i.5 and g, aofan 2
act entitled IAN act to charter and t1corpo-
rate IEr,slkiinte College, Of Due West in plill1bs:
Vile District. . ratified December 40 1850. pc,
and the same. are hereby, continued IN force . Z
SEQ. 8. This act shall be taken and deemed
to be q public act, and continue In force until
repealed. ..ia ar4 IS li.E u a.s-a
Approved March Il, 1872. d grs
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WILL THEY SUPPORT GRANT,
The State Congressmen Rise to Explain
The Columbia Union prints the following
euulyocal dispatch:

1H0 OVIu"oI" OHfV" PRF"'o
equlvocal dispatch
WARRINGTON, April "a, 1872.
To the Editor ofthe Daily Union
The statement of the New York Tribune
that we refuse to endorse President Grant and
bis administration Is false and unauthorized.
We propose to gain victory or meet deteat
under the banner of the nominees of the Phil
adelphla Convention, 30 long as 1t has inscrlb.
ed upon its folds the civil rights of all men,
irrespective Of race, color, or previous con-
dltion Of servitude.
ROBERT O. DELARGE,
J. 81. RAINEY.
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AN ACT to incorporate the Salem Presby-
terlau Church, Of Wadmalaw Island, South
Carolina.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State OF
South Carolina, now met and sitting In Gene
raj Assembly, and by the authority OF the
same:
That hos. Middleton, Boiling Msthas, Abram
Deas, their associates and successors, are
made a body corporate and polite, under the
name and style Of the Salem Presbyterian
Church, of Wadmalaw Island, South Carolina,
with all the powers now granted to or vested
in such like corporations by law; to eue'and
be sued, plead and be implicated, and to have
a common seal, to alter at will; and make such
rules and bylaws to govern the corporation
aforesaid, not repugnant to the laws Of this
State.
SEC. 2. This act to be a public act for the
term of twenty.one years.
Approved March 10, 1872.
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sperial Notires.

~ CoNsiGNEEs PER KERoHANTs'
LINE schooner LILLY, viii send 10 Gdgsrs North
Wharf for goods, before sunset, or axrenses WIN
be incurred. No claims allowed attsr goods
leave the wharf. 70 ROACH q K0FFErTa4fi
apr7e-l rifsa s G.uat s-;1 70 !gAgentsss.E
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-oN N ARR1AG B.~

Happy relief for Young Men from the enecx
Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cufed. Impediments
to. Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad,
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa ootlS
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ar NoTIcE.-WANTEDr ON BOT
.ToMaY. TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS 70 defrayi
in pari) Expenses Of Repairs and other neSes:
ssarY disbursements Of the Norwegian BARK.
EBENEzER, now lying IN this Port bound 70,
Cork for orders to discharge at 2 port In the,
United Kingdom, laden with a CARGO Of Cotton
Seed. in Bulk, and ready for sea.
Proposals Will be- received 81 the Qmcesof
henry GARD, Agent, Accommodation wharf.
suras-s. JACOB MATHIEsEN, Master.
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LAWS VS. OF THE STATE.
80 n. fDV'.I 4 slpII.a- &
ACTS OF THE GENEBALA ASSEMBLY or
SOUTH GAK0LINA
Published by Authority.

AN ACT to Incorporate the Farmers, Laoof'
ers' and Mechanics Land Company Of Or
apgeburg 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 Gene-
raj Assembly, and by the authority OF the
same: ~.
That Jacob Moore, Henry Wallace, j. J..
Jami.on, E. I. Cain, Isaac Speaker Christian
Green, 7. c. Andrews, B. Byas, George Boil
var, and their associates and successors, are
hereby made aud created q body politie and
corporate, under the name and style of the
"Farmers', Laborers' and Mechanics Land
Company Of Orangeburg County, South Caro-
llna."n ess
SEC. 2. That the said corporation hereby
created and established shall have power to
make such bylaws, not r%egugnantt TO the laws
of the land; and to,have, use and keep q COM
mon seal, and the same to alter at will; To; sue
and be eued, plead and be Implicated IN any
court in this State; and to have and enjoy all
such property, real and personal, as may be
given, bequeathed or devised to 1t, or may
be, in any manner whatsoever, acquired BY
the said corporation: provided, The amount
so held shall not exceed the sun of one hun
dred thousand dollars.
SEC. g.. That the said corporation may, from
time to time, invest their funds, moneys, as
sete, and all other property. stocks, public or
private, notes, bills, bonds, with or without
security, by mortgage of real or personal
property, or by surety, In such sumo, and on
such terms and conditions as they may deem
proper; and 1t shall be lawful for said corpora
ton, from time to time, and at all times, to
sell, convey, mortgage, assign or transfer all
of its property; real and personal, as and
when 1t may deem proper and expedient; and
to make and execute bonds, under their cor
porate seal, with or without mortgage, for the
purchase of real or personal property.
SEQ. T.. That the | and personal property
Of each corporator Il be liable for the debts
Of sald.corporation In any amount not exceed
ing the par value Of the stock held by him.
SEC. S. That this act shall %continuein force
for the space of twenty-one years, and the
same shall be deemed a public act, and may
be given in evidence Without being specially
pleaded.
Approved March Is, 1872.
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poised temperament that the whole fight
would have to be made by the ambitions and
not over.enthusIastic friends who are bring
ing him ont. he would probably make one
speech. refuse to be Interviewed BY the news.
papers of his own persuasion, and then shut
himself up at Quincy, and finish that intermIn:
able life of his father and his grandfather. If
the North American Review could elect a man
President of the United States, Mr.. Adams
might get in. But he will run Of to Europe
naYt Upak Qnu Wav
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mr. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against harbonng or trusting
any Of the crew OF the Bark B'J0RVlKEH, E.
Jonassen Master, asno debts OF their contrst-i
ing will be pa BY. Master or Conslgnee.
HENRY GARD,
apr2S-S Agent.
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AN ACT to Incorporate the Wateree Presby.
terrain Church, in Fairfield County.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives of the State OF
South Carolina. now met and sitting In Gen.
eral Assembly, and by the authority Of the
same:
That the wateree' Presbyterian Church, of
Fairfield County, Is hereby Incorporated, With
all the rights and privileges awarded to religt-
GUS denominations In this State.
SEQ. 2. That the said church may acquire
property, real and personal, for religious and
educational purposes, and may dispose OF,
regulate and govern the same as they may
deem proper, in accordance with their laws
and discipline, such laws not being inconslst-
ent with the laws OF the State. -
SEC. 8. This act shall be deemed a public
act, and h coptinue In force until repealed.
Approved March 10, 1872.
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~THE DOLLAR REWARD SOP
washes Flannel without shrinking them, and
renders them as soft and 1eecy as new.
DowIE, NOISE b DAVIS, Agents,
Charleston, g. O. a
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mr NOTICE tn NORWEGIAN,
Bark BJoRy1KEN, 3. Jonassen Master. frolu
Hartlepool, England, has this day entered I'M,
der the Five Day Act. AL goods not Permitted
at the expiration Of that time will be sent to PUB
lie stores, HENRYOARD, :.
Aprl n 1slQ-aprzs5 Agent
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TRE REAL GRAPPLE.

Beyond all doubt the contest Is narrowed
down to two men, Davis and Trumbull. both
of the same State, and they are now regard
ing each other askant, although between
them there is no pickering and very temperate
expressions of respect for each other. Trum:
bull can do no more than support Davis II the
latter Ia nominated, because grum6ull nm.
self began this campaign ID tne actlve lsio,
er be wise nor decent. If Davis be nominated,
Trnmbull will undoubtedly receive some large
public consideration in case Of bis election.
and everything will go on as rosily as posi-.
BILE between rivals.
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was CUmultISus " ohsSV tAoo
was formed with q certain definite object, and
their purpose is to show that the deceased was
not killed In pursuance OF that object.
Judge Bryan. II you admit that afddaVit 1t
will entirely take away the case Of the United
States.
Mr.. Coroin. We do not propose to admit 1t.
Colonel Hamilton stated that there was no pos
sIbllity Of their witnesses being present until Sun
day morning. The subpenas had not yet arrived
In Iork. The next train from there would be on
Saturday, snd the witnesses could not reach
Charleston until Sunday morning.
Judge Bond. Gentlemen, we viii postpone this
case until Monday mornisg. 80
Judge Bryan then Announced that John f.
Burke, Esq, had been assigned as counsel Tor
William Owens and Thomas Zimmerman, and after
q consultation between Nj. Burke and the district
attorney those cases were set for tria' on Monday
next. The district attorney afterward discovered
that D. r. Duncan, Esq, OF ~SpaItanburg, had
been employed as counsel for the defen ants, and
had been here, but had gone back to Spartan
burg. he said that II they were to sit there
and walt for attorneys to come when they
pleased they would never get to business.
He wanted the defendants to get ready for trial
at ouCt. lpe Sofeiuuout uau oeen "aiSine 1mee
days for them; II that kind OF practice was to
proceed the court could see that they would
never get to business. 1t seemed that none Of
the defendants made any effort to ge. ready till
they were brought into court, and then 1t was
suddenly discovered that al their counsel and
witnesses were ten thousand miles away.
Judge Bond. What course do you suggest
The district attorney suggested that counsel
be assigned for the defence. who could prepare
the case for trial and conduct 1t until Mr.. Duncan
sbould arrive, when he could assist In the defence
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~BURNHAMs SUPERIOR YEAST

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Too Much for the Devil.

H.3ttItErf HAttE - tf @ft.a "
( This is Edward Hale's story: A man
had sold himself to . the devil, who was
to possess him. at certain time unless be
could propound question to his Satanic
majesty which he could not answer, he
being allowed to put three questions to
him. The time came for the devil to
claim his own, and he consequently ap.
peared. The first question the man ask,
ed was concerning theology, to which it
caused the devil no trouble to reply. The
second he also answered without hestita-
tion. The mans fate depended ou the
third What should it be
He hesitated and turned pale, and the
cold dew stood on his forehead, while he
shivered with anxiety, nervousness aud
terror, and the devil triumphantly sneer-
ed. At this juncture the mans wife en-
tered the room with bonnet on her head
Alarmed at her husbands condition, she
demanded to know the cause. When in
formed, she laughed aud said, al can pro
pound question which the devil him
self cannot answer. Ask him which is
the front of this bonnet % The devi
gave it up and retired in disgust, and the
man was free
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What a Dream Did.

The Fort Wayne Sentinel soberly par
rates the following as a fact: "a gcptle.
man Of high social position, living in this
county, has son engaged as clerk in a
large mercantile house in Omaha A few
weeks ago the father received letter
from his sou TO the effect that he had
been robbed of $4,000 belonging to his
employer, while returning from a collect.
ting trip into the country The fat ther
was naturally troubled by the intelli-
genee, and when he returned to his room
for the night he lay awake for some time
thinking Of the unfortunate occurrence
At last he fell sleep, and as it seemed
to him he was sitting by table in bed
chamber Off, II otel of Omaha, listen
aug to the conversation of two young men
VINO were recalling the particulars of a
robbery IN which they had just been con-
cerned, while they counted over the pro
ceedS OF the same with an exultant air
Learning the number of their room he
descended the stairs, consulted the reeis
try, fixing their names in memory. toge
ther with the date under which they we're
written, and then awoke. He immediate.
~ wrote letter to his son, requesting .
him to call at the hotel, look at the re.
glster, and If the found the names of John
Wilson aud James Frank inscribed on
It's pages, under the date of November. to
have the parties arrested, and charged
with the THEFT of s., 900 The son fol
lowed the directions, aud from letter
received by the father yesterday, we learn
that the said John b. Wilson and James
Frank were arrested at the said hotel.
and that they confessed to the felony |;
that 80 3,el2 of the lost money was recoy
cred, and that the offenders had been sent
to the penitentiary
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Charcoal for Sick Cattle.

- Nearly all animals become sick from
'~inrrnper eating. In nine cases out OF
ten, the digestion is wrong Charcoal is
ia.i the rcst efficient and rapid corrective
al, 1t Will cure in majority CT cases. An
exlmple Of its use:
The hired man came in with the in
teilisence that one of the finest cows was
very sick, and Kind neighbor proposed
the usual drugs and poisons., The owner
bein! i'll, and unable to examine the COW,
concluded that the trouble came from
a.. some over eating, aud ordered a teacup OF
pulverized charcoal in water. 4. 1t was
mixed, placed in a junk bottle, the head
~ lield upwards, and the water with its
charcoal poured downward, Iu five min
-, utes an Improvement was visible, and in
few hours the animal was in the pas
s.,' ture quietly eating grass.
Another instance of equal success oc-
co. Cured with a young heller which be
came badly bloated by eating green ap-
ples after hard wind 1Phe bloat was
oserve that the sides were almost as hard
--- barrel. The old remedy, saleratus,
was tried for the purpose of correcting
the acidity. But the attempt to put ii
down always caused coughing, and it did
little good Half teaspoonful Of fresh
powdered charcoal was next given. In
six hours, all appearance of bloat had
gone, and the heller was we'll CouRt1y
GeHtlcmaR.