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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
4 Cucer PAPER.

The Collcton Ga.dia, owned by Geo.
F. Mcintyre, Republican Senator from
that county, has the following, under
the captiou:-"Odious Truths"
There can be no manner of doubt
that Moses is self-confessed thiet,''
The editor proceeds then to assert That
his election is a lesser evil thau TIE de-
feat and disorsanization Of the regular
Republican party. He, further, admits
shat the worst men in the party have
been reelected to highsrpositions than
the ones they had but recently dis
glaced This naturally leads him to
point out the fact that the col2red Vot'
ers are responsible for this, and that
Judged by their receut acts they Will be
held to be unfit for aelf government.
He warns them that such q course Of
conduct cannot BE repeated without
bringing as q consequence political dis
franchisement and social degradation.
Thus, after commeuding them Tor
sticking Icy their party, even it by Go
ing 50, they elect "a self confess, d
thief he shows them that the certain
result of their action viii be ultimate
rpin to their race. He is qa"er fci-
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
THE HORSE DISEASE.

The Canadian horse epidemic, new
disease in this country among horses, IS
now raging with great fervor among all
he stables in New York and is rapidly
$ reading. II form OF influenza and
IS classed by veterinary authorities under
three heads-viz,, the catarrhal, rheu-
matte and the gastro-erysipe!atous forms.
Ihe disease, which has made such havoc
IN the stables Of Buffalo, Niagara and
Ro hester, is Of catarrhal character, its
fist noticeable symptoms being a flow Of
tears from the eyes, watery discharge
f.otl the nose, general languor, followed
by a cough.
In the early stages Of the disease the
mca.5yanes Of the nose are pale, Of 4
!caden color, while the eyes present 3
reddish appearance. The vetennalies
a,so report some cases which. wherever
they appear, prove fatal, as commencing
with q chill succeeded by general fever
ish condition, manifested by heat Of
the moath, membranes Of the eyes anl
nose rcddened, paise frequent, though
>oG; aHi easily compressed, respiration
oll;rNaned and sometimes la5orioIs. At
this stage the bowels may be sluggish.
urinary orcans inactive and the discharga
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

Gus adhe,ents to the Republican creed.
He was one Of the founders of the party
He has stood by it in prosperity and IN
disaster For his devotion to it he has
sometimes been honored and sometimes
been booted at and mobbcd. The most
distinguished! OF the older Republicans,
ike Sumner, and Trnmbull, and Chase,
are among his stalchest supporters.
And-what is much more important
the purposes Of bis party are identical
with those which the tluest Republicans
have always pursued. The Liberal party
contends for equal rights, for tie white
man as well as for the black. It contends
for impartial suffrage, without needless
and exasperating disquaIiications. 1t
contends for u true union Of the States,
not held together by bayonets, but
cemented by brothcSiy feeling.
Gen. Grant, on, the other hand, never
was RepE5i!oan. lie was 4 good Soi'
der from an esion and professional ~
stinct; but h, had 10 sympathy with the
AIMS Of the Republican party during the
war, and he has shown no sympathy with
them since. The policy OF his adherents
tends to the destruction Of Republican,
ism, Iii at variance with every point
Of the Republican creed. Iii the ''cne
man policy, which seeks to perpetaate
power by the fo.cible coutrol Of unwilling
communities, by prescription, by fraud,
by setting brother against brother, and
prolonging the spferings and animosities
Of cruel war.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
TaY Advertisements.

We call attention to the new advertise
mont5 in our columns this week. Apple
has just received a large invoice OF fall
and winter dry goods, carpets, &c.
Waterhouse has just received Il large
supply of fresh groceries and provisions.
Capt. Trevitt has just overhauled hi
schooner, the Bertha" putting her in
tip top condition, and is now ready to ex-
ecute with promptneSs all orders intrus'
I'd to him by the merchants and citizens
OF Beaufort.
A lot of good and sound horses an]
mules is offered veer cheap at Crofut's
stables.
4 boat found at Hilton Head.
4 sawyer wanted at the Port Roya
SAwmill.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
SILK Caltnre on tie Sea LAID.

We have received a ion& eonm1n'ea'
ton from an anonymous FREUD upon IL.
feasibility Of esta5:sh'nS fla@ia'.'., ,''
tie culture Of the silk w"'m. 1"'
writer is persuaded that there Is no n ..H
favorable location than this for The HHt-
pose. lie points out the great Va,H2 Of
such an industry. He says :--jo-toH
had to struggle for it, position, every
wear adding to the knowledge Of ii" ,"l-
t,atof. until it attained the pcovdeE
cminenca. The grea: staHic rice: upan
which millions depend for food, n every
orsrtcy Of III. Globe, v@< once ~tran@ar
here. In California the siI4 culture Is
assuming very important p"".t'o"'
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
B. B. SANS, Clerk.

lMessrs. Editors Above you have
copies Of two resolutions adopted by the
board of county commissioners in regard
to the ruling of our newly appointed
Judge for this district, the Hon. John j.
Maher. Had his predecessors on the
Bench of our county court, adopted the
same ruling, we should net have created
county debt.
There would have been saved at least
two thousand dollars per term Of conrt
Say twelve terms during the past four
years, making the sum Of twenty-four
thousand dollars. And the county would
have been working on Il cash basis all the
time: thereby saving an additional ten
thousand dollars, in the reduced price OF
contracts for county work.
Thus by rule of court, our county
would have saved thirty-four thodsand
dollars, which is the amount Of the cOun,
ty debt at this time.
We all know very well that it has ac-
tually taken every cent Of the amount on
the county assessment, collected by the
Treasurer to pay the expenses OF on:
courts. SO that ali contracts for work
were made on credit basis, much
to the loss of the taxpayers.
The late term Of our court. cost the
county less than TWO thousand dollars
against more than four thousand dollar.
Tor the term preceding it.
The former rulings Of our Judges must
have been in defa zee of law, if the ruling
Of his Honor Judge Mther is u correct
one.
In conclusion let us hope that hi>
Honor John J. Maher may long preside
over the courts in this district.
Jour Ulryy. G.. G. c.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
Dover Under the U. S. Tax Title.

An interesting case Of dover was ar
oned in the court of probate for this
eoanty on the 18th inst. Our towns
man Mr.. J. g. Mayo occupies premises
ia this town formerly owned by Mr.
Timothy II. Spann, deceased. The
premises were sold for taxes 10 1853,
under the U. S. Direct Tax Law Tie
widog of the deceased claims her
dover in the premises, notwithstand-
ing the lax title. For the purpose Of
this action the title of either party was
admitted to be valid. AS dover, under
the protecting care of the common
law, will follow any fee, no matter who
is The purchaser, unless renounced by
the widow, the question arose whether
the tax purchaser took the fee, with
all lis incidents, Of the former owner !;
or new, independent and original fee
and title, discharged eeirely Of all
connections with the old fee, and every
thisg that pertains to it. 1t was
a.. ued for the plaintiff that dover was
favored privilege at common law, pro-
tecttd with Jealousy; that inasmuch as
dawer was not perfect right or title,
Until after the death Of the husband,
aud inasmuch as the husband in this
ease did not die until after the sale,
therefore the widows right fo
dover was not a prior incunl5rdnce
within the fourth section Of the act.
| In opposition it was argued that the
tax being charge upon the land, un-
/ der The statute. and having no refer
ence whatever to the owner of the
laud nor to the owner of any interest
10 the land, the land and every interest
theroiu is taxed, and upon the delin-
| qrency Of payment of the aXoccurring,
: uuder the statute, the land and every
! interest therein becomes forfeit to the
government, and thai dover, even with
the husband living, is an interest OF
appreciable and tangible value, as ap-
peals from the Importance given to lhe
rcnnnciation Of dover by every con-
yeyance Hence it would follow also,
that if only the personal interest in
the land Of the old owner was taxed
and sold, and that was all that passed
to the tax purchaser, then the interest
Cf every incumbrance, be he mort
gage, judgment creditor, cestui que
truSt, ceStui que use, dowress Or any
other, would escape taxation altogeth-
er. Judgment for defendant with cost.
An appeal to the Circuit court will
probably be taken. w. T. Colcock,
Esq. for demandant, A S. Hitchcock,
ESQ, for defendant.
1t is a new question and to US a
peculiarly interesting one, hence we
gave the above space to it.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
Tie Martyrs.

The Democrats in this State have
talked often about minority represent
alton, but they wont take what repre-
sentation they have got. They could
easily have elected Ben. Perry in the
Fourth District but preferred to stay
at home in hightoned dignity. In fact
they seem to want cause for grumol-
ing. They like being martyrs.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
Three DAYS Gn 4 Wreck.

Joseph a. Dupong, one of our Port
Royal pilots, last week was the hero OF
a daring adventure. On Monday al
ternoon, of last week. he went down III
The pilot boat No. 2. and boarded the
wreck of the ship Energy, ashore OIL
Hunting Island. The ship laid on a
sand spit ten or twelve miles from
shore, thirty miles north Of the light
ship. Dupoug determined to stay on
board, as he bad convinced himself
that the ship might be floated, or at
least large part of her cargo saved.
The other pllois were loathe to leave
him on the wreck, as there were indl
cations of au approaching storm. He
was, however, infeX;ole in his deter
mination. On Tuesday the gale in
creased and Dupong asserts that the
Energy hoated off the spit and was car
ried almost into St. Helena channel.
On Wednesday she broke in two His
provisions gave out on Wednesday.
During the gale Dupong was lashed to
tie wreck; the waves broke over him
constantly and almost stripped him OF
clothing. On Thursday Dupong was
taken off, having voluntarily incurred
a peril which most men would have
given ship aud cargo to have escaped
from.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

eSS~ We have received letter from
orr friend D. p. Givens, Of Yemassee
justly complaining of sonYe remarks
made in the REPUBmCAN in regard to
the failure Of telegraphic communication
during his recent Illness. We are con-
vinced that he was in nowise to blame
and that our remarks were made in
ignorance of the circumstances. We are
glad always to rectify mistakes. Mr..
Givens has the reputation Of an attentive,
obliging and energetic agent at Ycmas$ee
aad We should be sorry if any should
th;uk otherwise from our remarks.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
sHERgfF,s SALE FGR NOVEMBER.

Foreclosure of mortgage, Daily Fund
VS. VIVA. U. Harvey and Ezekiel Stokes,
eleven hundred acres in st. Lukes
parish.
Mary II. Farr, admx., vs.. ". }. Yer
der, coo acres Of land in Beaufort coun-
tv, levied upon as property Of defendant,
Edward II. Peoples. vs.. 3. il. BrlS,
banc, administrator, lot Of land, 10 acres,
in IMwtonyilic.
Ghe-. !. Williams, Dawet5 and Mugar
ct. al, vs.. David Hutson, water mil,
Gin. screw press and &S$ acres Of land,
Il. \. Tayler, vs.. \. Langlord, 23o
acre, and tract containing 100 acres.
S;.uas V. s. z. Ih?ey, l.i6 acres.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
A REGULAR COCK FIGHT.-Th
Dover case in the probate cnurt.

S5GNG.-A hotel telegraph Office early
Monday morning. Young gentleman ope-
rator in branch Office, at last gets a
response and then, ''ciak, click, click,
click" (fortissimo) he teIegraphs back to
her vehemcntly, " | have been trying to
catchyou FOR the last half hour" N q
moment the following spicy rel came
tripping back to him over the wires from
the telegraph suburban maiden . Pooh I!
hats nothing; there is young man
here who has been t:yingt do the same
thing Cor the last two years, and ne hasn +
caught me yet.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
JoHN HUIN, G. Z. {

The ruling Of Judge Maher referred to
by the county commissioners, is to the
effect that witness can claim only one
dollar and halfper day while detained
at court, 10 matter how many cases he
may be witness in. This railing al@o
decreases the fees Of the c!erk. sheriff
and solicitor.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
,fao are tie Trae Republicans

The -.eat work which the Republican
parts set before Itself in the first years CT
It's existence has been accomplished.
Slavery is DESTROYED. Equality OF a.!
mcn before the law is permanently es-
ta5ishci. The right Of suffrage has
hccn extended to all classes The danger
ai disunon has been removed forever.
Pat lhe principles which animated Re
publicaps in their long and severe con-
test 20 secure these results are principles
Of general application, not designed on'y
fox particular emergency, bu; a7i'hra-
bic to the whole course Of p},j!ic at,a,r;.
Il is the dury Of honest Republicans,
therefore, in choosing their stand during
the present canvass, to inquire which Of
the contendng parties repre- ents se
more truly those doctrines Of equality,
Of justice, OF popular suffrage, which
Insured the Republican triumph in
the war, and which must prevail in
cor aolidatiar ard utilizing the results
which tbo WIZ Egs accomplished.
2ir. Greeley, during lOag and busy
"a = - s,,,{e u, .,.,.f ,rus,,;ssit.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

The san Francisco Chronicic say S:
Public 2piniou was outraged by the
verdict in the Fair case. There viii
soon be reaction. TIE next time poor,
friendess ChindmaG is tried for
murder Lbejury wlllsay guilty with
out leaving Their SEATS
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
Burning OF the Wreck.

On Sunday evening, about twilight:
the wreck of the ship Eneray was dis
covered to be on fire. Several persons
were aboard OF her at the time. They
had barely time to get of before the f!e
had spread to every part Of the vessel.
The FIRE was started amidship among
some loose oakum, and was evidently the
work Of an inccndiary. By this act
several thousands Of dollars worth OF
property was destroyed which could have
been saved, consisting Of sails, cordagc;
stores and such Of the cargo as was be-
tween decks. Pilots Eariy ard Dupong
were lying near in n smack with the in,
tention Of working on her in the interest
Of the underwriters. The weather was
calm and favorable for work and these
men are deprived Of profitable employ
ment through the malice OF the inccadia-
~.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
"speculations upcn the Result"

Another heading from the Charles
ton Necs. Its speculations were made
before the election. In the equity
they came to naught, aud we pre- diet
that Moses will ''go back on them IN
the State. If he does, there will be
ew stmpathiZ3rs
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

pSy~ Colleton county polled only g.
So votes at the late election against
over 6 coo in 1870. Tomlinson tickets
were TO be had at only two polls in the
county. His vote was 90.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
Settlement OF tie San Juan Question

Settlement OF tie San Juan Question.
On Friday, Oct. 20, the Emperor
williams decision Of the San Juan
stion in favor of the United STATE s
was communicated simultaneously to
the English and American amhassa'
dogs. The award is severely comment
ed on in some Of the London journals.
The Tines says 'the decision is unsat'
isfactory, unclear and indecisi7e; but
We accept it with loyal submissive
ness" The Times also says: I'VE re-
pudiate utterly the absurd and baSeless
charge that England intrigued a; Ber-
lin with view to modifying the judg-
ment of the EOperor. The Post con-
siders the award rs damaging to the
interests aud diplomatic reputation oil
England, as was the award OF Inc
Geneva tribunal. 1t gives, says the
Post the keylto the British Columbian
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

GGag The wrecker RcSo!ute, from Nor
folk, Va, which has been lying at the
dock for the last day or two, left yestar-
day morning for the wrec9, of the Ener-
gy. She has on board diving bells and
all the paraphcnaia for the purposes Of
W.eeking.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
REDUCED COURT EXPENSES.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
RoanHnrt 9 q 4nt o. 1870


On motion; Resolred, That the thanks
of this board be rendered to his Honor
Judge John J. Maher, for his ruling, in
regard to the payment Of witnesses, clerk
of the court, sheriff an county citol /;
whereby he has reduced the county ex-
penses Of Beaufort county, to less than
one half Of the amount charged Il der the
rulings of bis predecessors. He thus
becomes justly entitled TO the gratitude of
the taxpayers OF the county, as well as
to the thanks of this board.
On motion; Resolred, That copy of
the above resolution be signed BY the
chairman; attested by clerk and forward
cd to his Honor, Judge Maher.
JOHN HUM,
Chairman.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

rsg~ a proclamation by Governor
Scott will be found in another column,
which prohibits the importation Of fhorses
and mules until after the malady row
prevailing at the North shall have sub
sided,
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
OFFICIA l..

FvTHEREAS information haSreached this office
w Ira. IN .pide.aic .monyhot5es exists tc al
alarming extsnt l.: the N2+thn cities, and unless
L.ycariOuary asu S are povided against the IN
troGucton ot this conta ..o diseasr, great os may
be cGused thcrarrnm: Noy, ther-forR, l. Ro5ert K.
S.,o,t, Governor ofthe tats # South Carolina, DO
hereby orlair AID prOSk.ius that the importation OF
horses and lics is yyD,I.b!te during the existence
e tl,i, cDdemic an3 thai all vessels having such
carg arriyin, at t ports OF Charleston, Georgetown
auf Hilton Head, Ba dirseted totTsMain at quaran-
the anchogae Yhtil 'hsy are ysitei aud Inspected
nv the IL aith uhicer OF said ports. respectively.
In te,tirnJny Whereof have heIeunto set my hand
snd causslihe great sal Of the STATE 10 be sihxtd,
n: CoIuInta, ibis twentS-six.h dsy Of Osto,eye A.
D. 1872, Ard in the nincty-seyenGl year OF the In
I1 ROBERT K. SCOTT,
J.s Governor.
~
FL. cARDoZo,
Secretary OF State, 3. =. x
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

TIE body Of an unknown co.oFed man
was found in a James Island marsh on
Friday last, 50 mutiiated by fish and bids,
that Identification was impossible An
ina usss wa Lid over The body, by Tlial
Jus;le Becker, t1l TIE Ser5ict Las not
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
FL,N,AL DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that p. +. Meggett, admin
is,rator of the estate of Miss Ann +. Meggett de-
acased has applied to Hon. r. Howell Gleaves,
IuJgs of Probate in and for the County Of Beaufort
for Rual discharge rs administrator
IL Is ordered that the twcEty fifth day oi NoVenl,
bor 4 u: Is72 be xed for hearing Of petition, and
n final settlement OF said estate.
r. HOWELL GLEAVFS,
Judge of Probate for Beaufort County.
Oct 31-4t
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

The city e,ltor OF the indianapolis
Y.at.,c' suenks thu sprighuy luha'lc
no pr SIDES over the city Dep ,rtm'ht
Gf the .,ou,y,nI The JoHrU"l ret"It' hY
a sjnelc al,usi n t. an id o5ic wandeler
temporarily roosl n On the local colu-
mns of The ,Scuitnei.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
Gur Election Table.

The tabular vote of the coGnty pub
lishcd last week had several impG tant
errors. We therefore incloze . copy
corrected, to each subscriber, w.i;ch viii
be useful for reference Preserve t.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

The thermometer stood at fifty-two
degrees seven o clock yesterday morning.
This on the authority of a county COM
missioner.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
OFfECIAL VOTE 1879 AND 1872.

The accompanying table gives the official vote for
Governor in 107O, aud together with the official vote
at the lat election from the counties so c as heard
fnn
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SHIP ENERGY.
NOTICE TO sALvoRs.

Al! persons saving material or cargo OF
this vessel, ashore off Hunting Island,
are hereby notified to report to US de-
livery thereof at nearest Custom House.
ROACH s. M0FFETT:
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

no. Three schooner5 at the Battery
leading with lumber.
The Fa.agut is at Wilson's mill loading
for Boston.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
ROAT FOUND.

Gg~ PICKED UP adrift in Port Royal
EIarbor a cap-streak boat 20 feet long,
PAINTED black on the outside. The own
or can have the same on proving proper
~ and paving charges, by applying to Z.
w BRow2, Trial Justice, Hilton Head,
Hilton Head, S. G. Oct. 25, 1872.
oct 81 At.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

ESE~ Hen. \. J. Ransier spoke here
last evening in the interest OF Grant and
Wilson.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

NGA Nfy-one bags o! Sea island cot
ton was shipped per Pilot Boy to Char!e,'
ton n TUESDAY from this port.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

ny They had a borse-race, a camp
meeting and runaway mule that hung
a boy in Colleton last week. we never
have any fun in Beaufort.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

e Just published, a new edition OF
s'sss - Dr. Culverwell's tele-
%ssasssS--@<sS, I,vnrsd Essay on the radical
cure without mcdicine) Of
SprRM ,ToPRHGsA or Seminal Weakness, Inv ounta-
nv seminal Losses, INPoTEScY, Mental and Physical
Iacapacity, Impediments to Marriage. etc.i also.
CoxsuMPTIoN, EPILEPSY aud FITS, induced by self
indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
aa. Price in Il sellcd envelope only cen's.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years sue essful
practice that the alarming consequences OF self
abu.a may be radically cured witt cut the danserous
us. If internal madeleine the application OF the
knife; pointing out mode of cure at once simple,
,r;air, and efectal, by means Of which every suf-
f.rr no matt villa, his condition may be, may
cu.e himself ch, apply, privat,ly. aid rndicGRy.
.S- This Lecture sh Juld be in the hands OF every
yo lth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. in plain envelope to any adj
dress. pcspad ON receipt Of six cents, or two post
Stamps
Also, Dr. Culyerwelrs Marriage Guide" price
81 csnts
Address the Publishers.
CDa-.J J.I. KLJNE g. co..
127 Bowcry New York, Post-Ohice Box, 4,5SS.
Jan. Il, 1872.
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QUARANTINE.

OFFICE OF TIE HEALTH OFFICER,
Beaufort. S. c., Oct. 80, 1872.
Notice to Pilots and Masters of Vessels:.
By virtue of proclamation Of His
Exceleucy Governor r. X. Scott, all
vessels arriving at this Quarantine Sta
ton. from ports north of this, having on
board horses or mules, will remain at
Quarantine until boarded and examined
by the Health Officer.
S. B. THOMPSON, NJ. d.,
Heath Officer,
Hilton Head and Beaufort.