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an act to Incorporate the SulenE' Pres BYTE
rian Church, of Wadmala,o Island,
South Carolina.
Section |. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives Of the State
of South Carolina, now met and sitting in
Genersl Assembly, and by the authority Of
the same
That Thomas Middleton, Rolling MYfhas,
Abram Deas their associates an1 SUCCESSORS,
are made body..corporate and polite, Ufnder
the name and style. of the Salenl--Prestyte.
rian Church, of Wadmalaw Island, South
Carolina, with all the powers now granted OR
invest in suchlike corportions by law; to
sue and be sued, plead and be Implicated,
and to have 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. =. This Act to be pubic Act for
the terms of twcnty-one years.
Approved March l3, 1872.
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In Embarrassing Situation.

An exchange informs us that the old phil
opGna trick has been revived in Alabama,
where "the young lady takes double
almond in her teeth and the young man
bites it Of" That sort Of thing used to be
popular in Doy,estown, Pa; but it Is hardly
ever tried any more, since the painful acc
dent which occurred at Il philopnHa party
last winter. The lady who held the almond
between her teeth was somewhat advanced
in years and not little diapidatcd The
almond was uncommOnly tough, and the
man who nibbed was in deadly earnest. He
closed his teeth on it and pulled IL would
not give. He pulled harder, but made no
impression. lie cHnched his Jaws upon it
and gave a desperate wrench. Its unpleas-
ant to relate what followed; but, as truth,
crushed to earth will certainly rise a@aln any
how, whether We try to keep her down or
not, we may be psrdpnnd for saying that, as
a consequence of the violent effect Of the
Young man. he found himself standing up
in that room, holding in his moutk nut in
which were fixed a double set of proclaim
teeth, belonging to the aforesaid maiden.
1t was embarrassing in a certain sense for all
parties; the young man thought 1t would
he soothing to the feelings Of the company
if he went home. Other and less perlIOus
games are in vogue at Doyle>town this year
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Dill for the Redemption Of Lands Sold for
Taxes.
BURLEIGII.

BE Il enacted, &C., That all the anlds
now owned by the United States, acquired
uddcr the provisions of the Act Of Congress
approved June :, 1862, with amendments
thereto, relating to the collections OF United
States direct taxes in the late in>urrectionay
States, shall be restored to persons who
shall make application to the Secretary OF
the Treasury, through the Commissioners OF
Internal Revenue, for restoration of the
same within one year from the passage OF
this Act, and shall furnish satisfactory evl-
dence to the Secretary Of the Treasury that
they were the legal owner or owners thereof
at the time of sale Of said lands BY the United
ed direct tax commissioners, and bid IN for
the United States, or to any person or per-
sons, legal heirs to said owners, at the time
of said sale, or to the a>signceS Of either, or
to persons who are in possession under and
by virtue of Il formal title conveyed to them
by said owners, heirs, aSSlgnecS aforesaid,
or their legal representatives, upon terms
and conditions hereinafter provided, namely,
upon payment into the United States Treas
ury of the tax charged against the lands by
the act Of Congress approved June /, 1862,
together with cost of advertising and sale,
and other charges, with interest on said tax,
costs. and other charges at the rate OF ten
per cent, per amum on the tax from the
date of fixing the same, and on the costs
from the date of sale, and upon any other
charges legally made from the time they
attach such interest to continue until the
date Of application for restoration of the
lands herein provided for, and upon pay
ment to the party entitled to the benefit
thereof of compe sation, for improvement
which have been made since the tax sale,
and which still exist on said Ian s. A
compliance with each of these provisions
is required as condition Of restoration.
The value of the said Improvements shall be
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George Waterhouse.
BAY STREET.

swerable in any action at law therefor
against him or her, notwiths standing the
non. ioinder Of the other shareholders or
any of them, at any time after the return
IF nulla bona may have teenI made by the
Sheriff of Charleston Coun ty, upon any
execution issued against the said Compa-
nv. But nothing herein Contained shall
be construed to deprive any of the share
holders of any equitable rights against
the creditors or the,other Shareholders Of
the said Company.
Sec. 3. That the FIRST kpeeting Of the
said corporatioumay be called by>the per-
sons, or m$jofY offhsm, named in
this Act, at suGtt<me ahd"p "plance as they
may think fit, mter due public notice
thereof. And at/said meeting, or any
subsequ meeting, said corporation may
make, alter, amend or repeal such by. laws
and regulations for the organization of
the same, and the management OF business
thereof, as majority Of the stockholders
may direct; Provided, the same be, not
inconsistent with, or repugnant to, the
Constitution and Laws of this State, or
the United States.
Sec. 4. That this Act shall be taken
and deemed to be public Act; shall be
and continue in forcefor the term Of four
teen years.
Sec. 5. That the several Acts Of De-
cemqer 20, 1856, and of December 2l,
1865, relating to the charter Of the Mount
Pleasant Ferry Company be and the same
are hereby, repealed and all Acts and,
parts of Acts inconsistent with this Act
are hereby repealed.
Approved March l3, 1872.
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MILLIONS Bear Testimony TO their
WnudcrfuI CurniiXe Enccts.

MILLIONS Bear Testimony TO their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They are not a vile Fancy Drink made OF Poor
Rum, Whisl1cy, Proof spirits and Refuse Ii
ouors doctorcd spced and swcctcmcd please the TASTE
called "Tonics "Appctizcrs." 'lcstorerS.' &c that
load the tipcr OF to drunkenness and rm but are atruc
Medicine made from the Native Roots and Herbs O CALI
fornia free from all Alcoholic Stimninnts.
They are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER ami
4 LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Reno
yator and Iuvisor tor Of the SYSTEM carrying OH al
pois ,o,s matter and restoring the blood to healthy COLI
dton No person take these Bittcrs according |"
directions and remain long unwcl' provided their bones
orc NOT DESTROYED by mineral poison other Means
and tc vital organs wasted beyond the point OF repair
They are n Gentle pmr%afivc n6 well rs Il
Touic possessing as". the peculiar merit o "cti5 u
nuowcr f,t agent in relieving Congestion or Inflammation
Of the Liver. and nj! the NiS"cr"I Organs.
TOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in young or
od married single, at the d"m Of """ianh"o" or ~
tl,a tr,rrl life these Tonic Filters have no equal
For Iullammatory aud Chronic Rhcumn-
ism nud Cont. Dysprpsi" or Indigestion. Bill
ions Rcn.;tIcut and Intermittent Fcvcrs,
Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys ana
Bladder, these iSiftcrS have DH"H Si'''''t'l.
such Diseases CAUSED iy Niiiatcd Blood
winch !, morally pro .;Jc d.: "n.c""nt Of the Di-
gc-Iivc Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Headache,
Pain in the Shoulir,,Cpu&h-. rIsGrsS Of the Chest
Dizziness Sour ErIcra:ious Of the Stomach. Bad Taste
in tho Month Bilious Attacks rapraIon Of the Heart.
Inflammation Of the Lung: Pam in the regions Of tho
krInnyS AMI Il hundred 9th, .~Is.i s3mptoms, are tho
on~I!a"S e Dyspepsia
Ty :,vr-o,', ,lir to rrach anil stimafa the torpid
Liver AMI Bowels which trm Of uneq laed eff
cacy m cleansing "a, .oo oi al III IurItIes and mpar
in. row lf, ana ~. Or 20 ti' whole system.
FOR S!llN Di~..i -:.~, Erup.ion1. letter. Salt
rt.s,tr.. Itu.,' p.,tIi,S BOS, Car
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An act to Incorporate the . ncoln Light In
ftntrl IF Darlington.

An act to Incorporate the ncoln Light In
ftntry IF Darlington.
Section l.. B. it enacted by the Senate
and IIouse of Repre- sentatlves of the State
of Sourh Carolina, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the authority
of the same:
That Samuel J. K"ith, Larry Aiken. ia
cob Smart, under the name and style OF
the "Lincoln Light Infantry, of Dlrling.
ton.n and their associates and successors,
be, and they are respectively, incorporat-
ed and made and declared\a BODY polite
and corporate, in deed andfn lax and, as
such body polite, shall havethe power to
use and keep commdu- seal ,~and the
same at will to alter; tomake all necessary
by laws not repugnant to the laws or the
land. and to have succession of officers and
members. conformable to such bylaws; 10
sue and be sued, plead and be impeaded,
in any court of law or equity in this State ;
and to have. use and enjoy all other RI shts
and be subject to all other liabilities, incl
dent to bodies corporate
Sec. 2. That this act shall be deemed
and taken to be apublc act, and shall
continue in force for the space Of ten years
from and after its passage.
Approved March l3, lo12.
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an act to Mcoporrate the Farmers La
borers' and -Ncchanic' Land &ompany,
Of OrmgeJwgh (omth Souti CarJlina.
Section l. BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State OF
South Caaolina; now met and sitting in Gen
cral Assembly, and by the authority of the
same:
That Jacob Moore Henry Wallace. J, L
JamiSon, d. |. Gain, I-aac Seakcr, Chris
tian Gree, T. q, andresS<, B. Byas, George
Bolivar, and thesN associates and succeSsnrs
are hereby made 9 body polite and corpor-
ate, under the hSmeanektyle Of the Farm
err, Lqborers' and Mechanics Land Compa-
ny, Of Oangebvrg County, South Carolina.
Sec ,. That the sain corporation hereby
created and established shall have power to
make such bylaws, not repugnant to the
laws of the land, and to have, use and keep
common seal, and the same to alter at
will to sue and be sued, plead and be i'm
pleaded, 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 it, OF mny be, in any whatsoever,
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An act to Establish Company under the
Name Of the Sulliran's Island Ferry
Company, and to Modify The Charter ct
the Mount Pleasant Ferry Company, and
for other Purposes.
Section |. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives, Of the State
Of South Carolina, now met and sitting In
General Assembly, and by the Authority
OF the same:
That Douglass Nesbit, John B. Con
ner, ID. +. Fleming, Henry Jones Will
liam Gregg, Charles j. Andell, W. II.
Seryey, and other such persons as may
become members, be, and they are hereby,
declared body polite and Corporate, by
the name Of the Sullivans Island Ferry
& mpany, for the<purpOse Of~conyey ing
passengers and transferring goods, wares
and merchandise between the Gty Of
Charleston and Sulhyan's Islapd in the
County of Charleston, and between the
said city and saiPcityand any other place
or places, and by that name may sue and
be sued, plead and be impleaded, in any
Court in this State; may have common
seal; may purchase, hold and convey real
estate to any amount not exceeding forty
thousand dollars: and may have and en-
Joy all the rights, powers and privileges
incident to corporation.
Sec. 2 That the capital stock Of said
company shall be thirty thousand dollars,
with privilege of increasing the same,
from time to time, to any amount not ex-
ceeding one hundred thousand dollars.
And every member of the said company
shall be Individually liable for all debts
contracted during the time he shall be a
member or shareholder in the said Com
pany to the extent Of the par value Of his
or her shares in the same, and shall be an
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N1TTGC
" - i Z \ Ls
[ARBoR MASTERS OFFICE,
April. 25.2t.

HARBoR MASTERS OFFICE, I
Charleston, S. c.. April Is, 1872. J
Charges of imcompctency or neglect hav-
ing been preferred against Joseph 4. Du'
pong, Pilot of Port Royal and st. Helena,
and said charges having been sustained and
proven before the Board Of Commissioners
of Pilotage, the said Joseph \. Dupong has
been suspended for the period Of six caen-
dar months to date from April 18th. 1872.
Therefore notice is hereby'given that Joseph
\. Dupong has no right to pilot on said
Bars until permitted BY the Commissioners
of Pilotage.
JAMES AMSTRONG, JR.,
Harbor Master.
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The GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL New
YORK Probably there is nOinslitution in
the world which so thoroughly illustrates
the perfection Of the art of hotel keeping
as does the one whose name appears at
the beginning of this paragraph. 4 magni-
ficent pile of marble, rearing its ornamen
tai front heavenward to distant of eight
stories in the very heart of Boardway; :;
fire proof, and with elevators that land you
in twenty seconds on the topmost floor;
with every accommodation for a little
world of guests that can be thought Of,
and all the luxuries and comforts that
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In act to Reneu the Charter Of the Congre-
Cation Derekh Emeth, or Path Of Truth,
ofthe City Of Columbia, S. &.
Section |. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives. 6f-the State
Of South Carolina, now met and Sitting in
General AssemOly|and 10Y the Authority
of the same:
That the charter Of the Synagogue here
tofore known by the name Of Derekh En-
eth. or Pa hof Truth, ofthe city of Colum-
bia, be, and the same is hereby, extended,
and shall continue in force Until repealed.
Approved March 13, 1872.
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an act to Incorporate the JEateree P'esJy-
tertan Church, IN Fairfield Conuty.
Section ]. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives, Of the State OF
South Carolina now met and sitting i'll Gen
eral Assembly, and by the authority Of the
same:
That the Watercc Presbyterian Church,
Fairfield County, is hereby incorporated,
with all the rights and prGilpgeSdwarded
to religious denominations in this State.
Sec. =, That the said church may acquire
property real and personal, for religious and
educational purposes, and may dl>po c Of,
regulate and govern the same as they may
deem proper in accordance with they laws
and discipline, such laws not being lncon-
siStcnt the laws Of the State.
Sec. This act shall be deemed public act,
and shall continue in force until repealed.
Approved March l3., 1872.
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man can enjoy at home, the Grand Cen
trail has become par epcellence-the cara
vansery of the metropolis. ;, Mr.. Powers
the proprietor, has learned how to WELD a
magic wand, and for every class of visitors,
transient and permanent, he makes well
come.
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INTE2E5T NoTIcE.

OFFICE OF PoRT ROYAL RAILROAD CO. !
80 South ST. New York.
The coupons on Port Royal Railroad
Bands. due May st. , will be paid at the
office Of the Company at maturity, and at
Freedmen's Savings d Trust Co., Beau
fort, S. G.
r. II. THAYER,
April 25.2t. Treasurer.
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Extension of Time.

The State Auditor has extended the time
in which licenses may be paid until the last
day of this month. After that time the
penalties will be enforced.
Al HALL,
2t County Auditor.
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QUARANTINE NOTICE.


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Office of the Health Officer,
Beaufort, s. c., April ., 1872. }
On and after May lSt, the Quarantine
regulations for the harbor Of Port Royal will
60 into operation.
The new Quarantine ground will be indi-
Gated by large Quarantine Flag north OF
Paris Island dock on the west, an by land a
mark on the opposite shore.
By the terms of the law all vessels enter
ing the IIarbor, are subject to Quarantine
restrictions, and no vessel will be permitted
to pass the station without a permit from
the boarding officer.
S. B. THOMPSON, NJ D.,
Health Officer,
Port Royal
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KENDALL'S SEED.
100 BUSHELS SINGLE 2 SEED FOR
SALE,

Inquire Of Geo. Watcrhous2 or Of Geo.
\. Duran. at Plantation.
AN, 25,l-t {. c. KENDALL.
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An act to Rene,o the Charter of Marion
Lodge No. ., l. O. O. f.

Lodge, No. ., l. O. O. f.
Section /. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representative, Of the State
of South Carolina, now met and sitting i'll
General Assembly, and b fe authority Of
the same
That the charter of Mayor. Lodge, Mo. 2,
10. O. F., be and the same is hereby, re-
newed aud shall continue in force until a
mended, altered or repealed; AMI that all
acts done by the said Marion Lodge, No. .,
I. 0. o. F., since the expiration ofits char,
ter, in conformity thereof, shall be, as good
and valid, to all intent and purposes, as II
the same had been done before the exDlra-
ton ct it's charter.
Approved March Is, 1872.
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"a aruf For Six Months

50 GFNTS s on Fer T,,si. six Months Et.rn Mason
should subscribe 10 The Masonic Monitor. published
monthly at GoLDsBoRo, n c. Devoted strictly to the
Sciences Philosophy Symbolism and Jurisprudence Of
south The MONITOR has received the highest encom-
iums from the impartial and intelligent Press Of the
country The proprietor socits the patronage and sup
port of the Fraternity, Address, j. A. BONlIZ ManaS-
ing Editor GoldsbOro, v. C. ap.25-iw.
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XITANTED AGENTS-S10O to $3.50 per month
w everywhere, Male and Female, to introduce the
genuine improved MARSH ALL f WIN
MACHIN This machine will stitch, hem, fell
SUI erior manner Price only s15, fully licensed and
warranted for five years We will pa $1,000 for any
machine high price low that will sew stronger more
beautiful or elastic than 1t makes the
ELASTIC LOCK-STITCII. Every second stitch can be
cut and still the cloth not be pulled apart without
tearing it. We pay Agents $1,000 to $3.50 per month"; and
expenses commission from which twice that amount
can he made For circulars and terms apply to adj
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NOTICE Of REDEMPTION.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.

Beaufort April %, 1872. !
Notice is hereby given that the Heirs OF
Mary Harley have deposited in The office
of the Treasurer of this County, funds for
the redemption of a certain piece of prop
erty in Beaufort Township. Lot "a, sec.
31.f1N, w. Sold for taxes on the 7th
of March and 80 Of July, for taxes of the
years 1869 and 1870.
A. F. HALL,
Aprl-25.2t. Auditor, BIT. 20.
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S. MARSHALL & co, .

y NO. Y
New York.
CATTION.-Do not be imposed upon by other parties
travelling through the country palimng off worthless
cast-iron machines unde the same name or otherwise.
Ours is the only genuine and really cheap machine
manufactured. ap.Zo-3nos.
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Joint Resolution authorizing the County
Commissioners Of Williamsburg County tc
Lcry Special Tdr.

Section |. Be it enacted by the Senate
OF South Carolina, now met fudsttng in
General Assembly, and blythe authority
of the same:
That in iddtion to the tax Heretofore au-
thorixed to to be lcvicp, the County Commits
sioner of Williamsburg cOuntybare hereby au-
thorixcd to levy, and cause to be collected, a
special tax of two CD on the dollar, the same
to be use exclusively for the purpose of Ie-
buildiig the Jail in the said county.
Approved March 0, 1872.
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A BoY's RECOMMENDATION
gentleman advertised for boy to as
sist him in his office, and nearly fifty
applicants presented themselves to
him. Out of the whole, he in a short
time selected one and dismissed the
rest.
81 should like to know" said a
friend, "on what ground you selected
that boy, who had not & single recon-
mendation ~
You are Mistaken" said the gem
tleman, he had a great many He
wiped his ie when he came in, and
closed the door after him, showing
that he was careful. He gave up his
seat instantly to that lame man, show
ing that he was kind and thoughtful.
He took off his cap when he came in,
and answered my questions promptly
and respectfully, showing he was po-
lite and gentlemanly. He picked up
the book which had purposely laid
upon the floor, and replaced it on the
table, while all the rest stepped over
it or showed it aside, and he waited
quietly for his turn, instead of pushing
and crowding, showing that he was
honest and orderly. When l talked
with him | noticed that his clothes
were carefully brushed, his hair in
nice order, and his teeth as white as
milk, and when he wrote his name |
noticed his finger nails were clean, in
stead of being tipped with jet, like
that handsome little fellows in the
blue jacket. Don't you call those
things letters of recommendation I
do, and | would give more for what /
can tell about boy by using my eyes
ten minutes than all the letters he can
bring me-
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