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a struggle VITA a Devil fi.h-A ~, or
Nearly Crushed,

Mr.. Charles i. Braincrd, of Boston,
in writing to the Scientific American
about specimens Of the devil fish, re-
lates this interesting incident
The strength which these creatures
possess Is almost beyond comprehen-
sion, rs Is cvinccd by what took place
when my pet % was captured. He had
seized hold of n submarine diver. at
work In the wreck of sunken steamer
Off the coast of Florida. The man was
powerful lrlshman, who claimed to
weigh 800 pounds. His size and build
fully verified his statement, and, 10 use
his own Language, "the haste landed
on top Of my shoulders and pinned my
arms tight, ! felt my armOr and my
self being cracked into u lelly.n 1t
seems that he was just about being
brought TO the surface, else the mon
ster would have killed him, for he was
suffering so from the terrible embrace
that he could move no part of himself.
When dragged on the raft from which
he had descended, aud finally released,
he tainted.
The men Oh the raft seized the fish
by one Of its wrigglng arms and tried
10 pull II OF, but could not break the
power of Il single one of the suckers
The fish was only removed by being
dealt n heavy blow across the sack
containing the stomach. This sack
stood out like Holsters eyes and gcam-
ed like fire. The monster, all in all, was
ole of the most frightful apparitions it
could be the fate of man to meet 1t
fulills in every peculiar the horrible
features attributed to it in Victor HUI
gO's "roilers Of the Sea- Notwith-
standing the severity with which the
able Frenchman has been criticised
for "creating II nondcscript with his
weird imagination" the truth must be
granted that his ''nondescriptn has IN
actual existence, rs is evinced by the
specimens in Brighton and Hamburg,
rs well rs my own.
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EDUCATIONAL.


Miss Mary McOwcn will receive few more
pupils for instruction ON the Piano. She
may be found mt the residence OF the senior
publisher of the Dallas Herald, corner 4
ellie avenue and Houston street. lipdln,
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,VNRUSTEEiS SALE.--Undcr and by virtue
of deed Of trust, executed and dcllv.
Fred 10 us by q. n. VIM. on the I'D day OF
April, A. d. is73, IN secure the. payment Of
certain promissory note payable 70 the order
OF Adams & Leonard, IN the sum OF one hun
dred and fllty gold dollars, bearing date the
day and year aforesaid, and due sixty days
thereafter, with three per cent per month
interest from date, we will sell TO the highest
bidder for cash, at the Courthouse door In
the city and county Of Dallas and state Of
Texas, at 10 o'clock AM, ON saturday, the
18th day OF October, 1873, n certain tract OF
land, situated in the county md state ai0re-
sald on the waters oi Elm Fork, q part Of
the u. II. $. g. %. Galawey headrtglt, and
more particularly described ms follows: Re.
ginning at the southeast corner Of n hundred
acre trnet decided by said Winn 10 u. A,
Vim. December 10, ISL, thence vest with
the south line of said hundred acre tract, 900
varas, tothe southwest corner Of same: themes
north 29l varas, 10 stake; thence east no varas
to stake In east line Of snIi tract; thence
south s0l varas, TO the BEGINNING
81. ADAMS
j. l.. LEONARD.
lg1dtd Trustees.
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DALLAS FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The sixth scholastic year begins
SEPTEMBER y Second Monday.
Corps of Teachers, the very best. Tuition
payable in United States currency, by the
half session in advance, and charges from
entrance to close Of session. Small boys adj
mitted, b. III. SCALES.
l7lcodim Principal.
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\ man at Oswego, Kansas, getting
ready for a party, dropped n pocket
book containing 81 ,0O0 into the cistern.
He bailed forty barrels of water from
the cistern, recovered the money and
got on his clean shirt in time for the
party.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD viii be pub
lishud oYrrS saturday mnrulug. SuhsOrlp-
ton, 800 per annum sl,5O for six months,
phyl.jin In hdNAlcc, No subscription taken
iOr u ,rss period Than six months,
Advertisements inserted 40 the rite OF 81 70
per square fli the rst insertion, anl Is cents
iur oich subsequent Insertion.
Obituary notices. marriages, deaths, public
meetings cards Of thinks, rtc, to be- paid for
az hlf advertisement rates,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

rI'RtlSTEES SAI4E.--The state OF Texas,
I County Of Dallas. Under and by virtue
OF certtln deed OF trust made, executed
and delivered 10 me MS trustee by j. 1. bruce
mud Phifer. on the 18th day OF April, a. y,
1871, / will proceed 10 sell 20 the highest bid
der for cash IN coin, upon the lot upon which
said house issltuatcd, on the 18th dry OF 0ctO-
Dor, a. u. 1873, the following described prop-
erty, viz.
Tile house and improvements situated upon
n certainpieee Of ground In the city of Dallas
IN said county and State, about fifty yards
southwest from the Office OF the Dallas CITY
Railroad. Said land being the sane leased by
said Bruce and Phifer from w. ii. CASTOR,
and the said house and improvements being
the snn,e recently occupied by said 3ruce
and Phlfer as n ten pin alley and bur room.
The sad deed Of trust having been made TO
secure liensley Bro. 4 ca, In the payment
Of a certain open account due them by said
Rruoe aud phlf,r as aforesaid. ] shall pro-
oeod to sell the said property, rs aforesaid,
on the l7th day If October, 1873, upon the
premises, within the hours prescribed by
law. TRAVIS HENLEY,
209-d5t Trustee.
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Fourth Annual Fair
OF
HARRISON COUNTY,
Atthelr grounds in

Commencing octohtr e, and continues
Four DAYS.
Colonel John W. Forney. nf Plilalrlphia,
the acccmpl.shc ediiui OF the Pr *, viii de-
liver the opening address, tuesday, Scptem-
Der ~. at II am. Other distinguished speak.
ers will deliver addresses on the succeeding
days.
on the evening oi Friday, OeiO ict >, under
the auspice. of the Association nj u com
mi Tee Of Gentlemen. No one VII. admit
ted ia participate IN the tail un ~ In mask
aud cuS ump.
rlIe premiums for iroiiing, r. elm, etc,
Will be double q Ose published III tie cata-
lOauc.
The surs iyofs Of the Tliid TpxnS Cavalry
will meet on Friday. Gctnbcr ,, e, flrn an
organization. NJ. =. Coleman will deliver an
address. GIN. PIililiips, prest.
JOHN u. FRALKY, Secretary. lsiitd
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MISS LIZZIE MCGEE,

Late Teacher Of Vocal Music ut the Sacred Heart
Convent, Manhattanyillc, n. T.,
Offers her professional services to the citizcns
OF Dallas as teacher OF Vocal and mStru-
mental Music and French. Apply to DR.. j,
W. Melee, dentist. or 10 herself, ut Colonel
q, W. Baylor's residence. l6id3m
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Tents! Tents!. Tents!

Call on q. n, Holland, No. 90 Elm street,
and buy q tent before they are all gone, and
take your families 70 hunt for 4 week or 50.
2niiu
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The DAILY HERALD,
once Corner Houston ana ..ln. ,,,.


J. ". Symbols 8 Co.,. pabuahogs.
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POISONING TIE SIoK.-There never was
q speciality in medicine that was not
pirated. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
no exception to the general rule. Fraud
follows in the track of the Great Vege-
table Restorative as it makes the circle of
the world. and offers its pcrnicious imi-
tations to the sick OF every turn, anxious
to drenoh the pnblic with their trash.
The imitators md counterfeiters offer it
by the gallon, the barrel. the hogshead,
as veil CO By the bottle. Beware of tLis
deluge of denominations. Bear in mind
that the true article is sold in bottles
only, and the impress OF genuineness is
to be found upon the glass itself, as we'll
as upon the finely engraved Government
stamp and the elegant label. The great
vegetable tonic prevents and cures all
bilious disorders and complaints of the
digestive organs and tho nervous sys-
tenn, maladies upon which the vile imi-
tations pro duoe no more effect than the
Pope's bull upon the comet. JSt1t3
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HOTEL .AnmyAIs, June 12.- Wheeler.
Ho4sc-D W Aiken, Cokesbury; G "
Lax, T. Seltz, N Y; W Dudley, Charles.
top; E S Hayes, wife and two children,
Miss n Barr, lexington; J McLure, s
Q; G A Addison. Greenviile; " " Har.
ley. Mars Bluff; G Massingale, Ga; J
" Williamson, Darlington: W E Tho.
mas, Miss NJ Thomas. Bennettsville; s
Aog!e, N O; JW Hayward, wife and
child, Newberry.
Columbia Hoiel-JT Craig, Mississippi
Q NJ Sadler, 8 C; o G Parsley, vii.
mington; " T Sanders, " H Evans, ]
p Thames, Charleston; G n Lanneau,
Jr. Mobile; J D Gardper, Wilmington;
q r Sherman. Providence, r 1; William,
Whaley, Charleston; Fred D Bush, G &
Q Il Z; @ P Gardner. H Stelling, S c;
j 81 Hauser. N C; Thos II Allen, Green
vile; u F. Reab, Augusta.
Hsndric House-R 81 Jennings, Fair.
field; T B Campbell, Richland; r T
s1cCaslan, T @ Ryan, Charleston; 81 81
Merry, Augusta; " E Applegate, Louis.
vile; Thos j Barber, Smiths Turnout;
Wm A Butler, Baltimore; a j 8 Thomas.
Greenville; Mrs VIM W Goodwin, Wal.
hal!a.
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LISTEN TO TIE MoCKISa Emo.-It is
the property OF this unparalleled feath-
erad soDgster that be combines in his
nature the useful in equal proportions
with the entertaining, feastipg vigorous
", In Tact, on beetles, moths, field mice
and other such enemies Of vegetation,
when not charming the air with his dul.
Get carols. But of late years his notes
have been less and less heard, and he is
slowly bat surely disappearing from his
accustomed hannts. In France, the
Code Civeie, thanks TO the kind proyi.
sion OF its founder, the great Napoleon,
has set title for the protection of birds,
and in some late legislation in Iowa the
same mild extension is made of the
assis of the law. Under, if We mistake
not, fifty dollar penalty. the tomtit
and blue bird. lark and wren, are at
Aberty'to chlrp unnolested in our North
west. Unless some such legislation is
made in favor of the mockiDg bird in
our own State, it will soon be an extinct
species, as far, at any rate, as it's propa-
CATION In Georgia is concerned. The
yourg OF these birds are invariably
taken from the nest as soon as found,
and sent to the North or to Europe,
where they sell at high prices, and as
every brood thus disposed OF is with
drawn from production. sensible dimi-
mutton in the number of these glorious
warblers is noted. Reckless boys, also.
just learning to use gun. and careless
how sweet voice is stilled, so long as
they make the feathers fly, not un-
frequently kill the mooting bird with as
little compunction us the crow; and then
there are others again who trap them,
though perfectly we'll assured the full
grown bird can never accustom himself
to captivity and will beat out his little
life against the bars of his cage. De-
spelling the nest, however. is the great
wrong. Only yesterday we noticed q
negro boy on Broad street with half a
dozen OF the little chirpers, which he had
Just taken from the nests. in basket.
Sometime since the fact rs noted OF the
consignment of 200 young mockine
birds by single steamer. These figures
will give some idea OF the extent to
which the apoliation is carried.
4augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
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The Russian BLACK SEA FLEET
Russia ie making rapid progress in the
organization Of feet on the Black Sea,
having in service several monitors, finish
ed last month. There are still two mo-
nitors on the stocks at Nikolaief, respcc-
lively named the Novogorod and the
Kief. These are the circular monitors OF
Admiral Popof- monitors intended to
revolve themselves bodily in about their
own length, instead Of having revolving
turrets. Each Of them is OF some l, 200 or
1900 tons burden, and each has six pa
rallel keels, with system OF half dozen
sister screws. The screws can be work
ed separately. il it is required to twist
the tnbby fortress around on its own
axis,
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MURDER AND SUICIDE IN YADK1N
COUNTY, N. C.-Lsst Friday, man by
the name Of John Holcomb, who had not
been married long. became enraged at
lis wife, Emma Holoomb, on account Of
the intimacies which had grown up be-
tween her and man or men in the
neighborhood, and, taking his pistol,
emptied the contents OF four barrels into
her body, killing her instantly. No one
saw the shooting; but young man, q
neighbor. coming up soon, Holoomb told
him what he had done, and announced
his intention to kill himself, at the same
time asking him (the neighbor) to as
sist him with the body into the house.
The young man Was so filed with terror
that he could do nothing at all, and Hol-
comb walking up to where the body OF
his murdered wife lay. took out his pis-
tol, and placing it st his heart fired. He
fell across the feet of the woman, and
died instantly. Charlotte Observer.
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a letter to the Augusta Chronicle and

a letteF 10 the Augusta CAr0ntcle and
Sentinel. dated Silverton, 8. G., June 10,
says:
About two weeks ago, negro was
shot in his house and killed. No effort
has been made to find out who did the
deed. Yesterday evening, as Jesse Bur-
ton was going from dinner to his plow,
just as he rode mp to his p!ow he was
hred upon by some one on the outside,
concealed in the bushes, pntting fourteen
buckshos through his hat and riddling
the top OF his head. Suspicion points to
young man by the name OF Ed Caden,
who was seen going in the direction OF
where Burton was ploughing; also, ro-
turning with gun. Burton and Caden
had difficulty on the day before, and
Caden has left the neighborhood. At
the time he was killed he was working
on the plantation OF J. P. Hankinson
He never told any one, that we know Of,
the addYess OF his parents, although he
said they were alive. He claimed to be
Georgian.
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SENT TO ALDANY.-On Tuesday morn
Ing last, John Wallace, 81. Middleton
Moore and Robert Higgins, OF thi
County, under the charge OF Marshal r.
III. Wallace, left Charleston, en- route for
the Albany penitentiary. At the late
term of the United States Circuit Court
IN Charleston, Wallace was sentenced to
eight years imprisonment and Moore 20
two years, on the charge of Ku Kluxing.
Robert Higgins, moro than one year ago,
was sentenced to three years imprison.
ment on similar charge; but since the
sentence was pronounced has been con-
tined, first in the Jail at Charleston, aud
subsequently, in the Jail of York County.
for&riEe Enquirer.
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This n about Governor Vance. at
Grcenvilic, S. c.: cat the close OF the
regular toasts, Governor Vanco was
loudly called for, and he spoke for som >
minutes n most hivcrting style, which
produced 50 much enthusiasm that the
South Curo:iEians surrounded him, and
SO overwhelmed Linn that lie came down
from his stand"
PAINFUL ACCIDENT. .-Mr. Frank Brew
er, employed in the shops of the vii.
miugton anl Weldon Railroad. accident
ally stuck chisel through his wrist on
Wednesday. irH;ctips very ugly and
painful wound.
When dressed for the evening, the girls
nowadays,
Scarce an atom OF dress on them leave;
Nor blame thcm-ior what is Nh evening
dress
But dress that is suited for Eve?
Pennsylvania proposes to make its
legislators perjure thom selves at the end
OF each session, by swearing TINT they
have neither taken bribe nor anything
else that didn't belong to them.
The dead body OF United States sol.
dier was found in the river near New Or.
leans. with eight or ten wounds on the
back Of the head and the throat cut from
ear to ear.
BURNED TO DBATH-A little colored
child, about six months old, dau glitter OF
Bacchus Wright, was burned to death on
Tuesday, on tho Coal Mine place, stu
ated above Wilmington.
In the United States Court, Ellis G.
Green, of Sumter, was finally discharged
in bankruptcy. d. j. Winn was ap-
proved OF as assignee Of Daniel B. AIc-
Laurin, OF Sumter County.
Dan. Noble, an alleged notorious bond
robber, was arrested at Geneva, Swi.zer-
land, on Thursday, for burglary, in
which he captured .fl70,O00 in bank
notes, diamonds and other jewelry.
The fret peaches OF the season made
their appearance in the Charleston mar
ket on Wednesday, at five cents each.
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TRoTTrNa MATCH A trotting match
took place at Lafayette Race Course,
Augusta, Ga, at 8 O'Clock. Wednesday
afternoon, between Lady Emma. owned
by VIM. McDougal, and Hickory Jack,
owned by Jack Chambers. Hickory
Jack was entered by E. A. Hoggie, and
Lady Emma by John Mcintosh. The
race was for $3.50 side, mile heats, best
three in five. Only three heats were
trotted-Lady Emma winning them all.
Lady Emma was sold by Mr.. VIM.
McDougal, last evening, to Messrs. E..
a. Heggie and Jack Chambers, the latter
of whom is the owner of Hickory jack,
for the sum Of $4,000.
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COUNTY IREAsURER's SETTLEMENT.
Last week, John L. Watson. ESQ, the
Treasurer Of York County, made q fnal
settlement with the Comptroller General,
and satisfactorily accounted for the
amounts charged to him on the tax du-
plicate. In no County OF the State have
the people paid their taxes more closely
and promptly. The total amount as
sessed against the County for the State
and County purposes, was $40, ,403 10, of
which o7S, ,27l.72 was collected and paid
into the State and County Treasures,
leaving deficit OF S1,1413S, which ia
accounted for. Yoy6riue Enquirer.
THE RAILROAD SzRvkE. learn
that the engineer corps of the Chester
and Lenoir Narrow Gauge Railroad
Company, will commence the survey OF
the line at Yorkvillc. this morning. It
was intended to have commenced OF
Chester yesterday: but the authorities of
the Kings Mountain Railroad Company
having made proposals for consolidation
which the new company could entertain,
it has been determined to commence the
survey at Iorkvillc and continue the line
through to Lenoir.-Torkuite Enquirer.
FREAK OF LIGHTNING.-On Thursday
afternoon last, during the prevalence Of
thunder shower, the residence of Mr..
Joseph Herndon, OF this place, was
struck by lightning, nnd considerable d,-
mage done to the building. Mr.. Hern.
don's two daughters were in the South
room through which the carrent passed
out, and, miraculous as it may seen,
were unhurt-not even receiving shock.
The damage to the bnilding and furni.
turc will probably reaoh S5t)0
YorkuiAs Enquirer.
DEATu.-Mr. Samuel Simpson diod at
Ridgeway, last Monday morning, of in.
hammation of the stomach. He was q
native Of Ireland, but from his long re-.
silence in America was fully identified
with her interests. During the revolu-
tion he, at considerable sacrifice to him
self, took up arms for the South, and
acted we'll his part
A CENTENARIAN.-There is an old
negro woman near RidgewAy, form srly
belonging to The late Hon. E. G.. Palmer,
| who is 10 years old. Her birth is re-.
corded in the old family chronicle and
bears date 1868. She still retains her
faculties, and is now able to noe quar-.
ter of an acre Of cotton day.
|PinnsJoro Ns,cs.
To restore the color Of your hair. pre-
vent its falling, Or remove dandrnff, we
recommend the use OF Nattans' Crystal
Discovery as entirely harmless, and
never failing in its results. Get your
druggist to order It. The Wholesale
trade Of Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, Richmond aud Charleston have it.
For sale by c. Fl. Mot. Jane1St3
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AuCt1on s&le9,
Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.

Admin1otrntriX Salc.
RY virtue Of on order granted by tho Court
ID Of Ordinary Of Richmond County, Geor-
gia, on the 10th day Of May, 1873, will be sold
at the Plantere' Hotel, in the city Of Augusta,
on the FIRST Tuesday in JULY, 1878, at
public out.cry. between the legal hours Of
sale, aud to continue from day to day until al
is sold, all the personal property belonging to
the estate OF John a: Goldetein. deceased,
consistlng cone OF household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, Sheets, Pillows, Bolsters, Pillow Gases,
Mattresses, Spreads. Blankets, Curtains,
Carpets, Towels, Muequito Nets, Crockory
and Glassware. silverware. Spoons, Knives
and Forks, Tableware and Table Furniture
generally, Extra Beds and Bedding. Wine
Safes, de-, sll OF which is fully set forth In
the inventory filed in Office Of Ordinary.
tSs1nSS saeh property as is generally
Sold as the property OF said John A. Gold
stem, deceased, for the purpose Of paying the
TkRMs-Cash. Purchasers to paw for AL
pepers. HANNAH GOLDBIEIN,
Administratrix estate Of John A. Goldstein.
ine purcnaser can arrange with owner to
rent notel. May 20 f6
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. Observation-Disclosures Food, &c.
Meeting Richland Lodge.
Commencement of Wofford College.
Com. Furman Univ'y 6 Female Ins.
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Notice to Druggists.

Notice to Druggists.
OFFICE CITY CLERK.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., June II, 1873
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until TUESDAY, June "a. for
the supplying Of ofMEDICINES to Aims Houao.
Hospital and INDECENT poor, for the year end.
ing Juno l. 1873. BY order OF Council.
CHAS. BARNUM,
June ~ City Clerk.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
A HoUSEKEEpER, to take charge of
~ hotel at a watering place. for the season.
To an experienced and efficient applicant,
liberal terms will be made. Apply ut this
office. June II
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Furman University and Female Insti.
tute..Commencement Exercises.
GREENyILLE, 8. e.

COLUMBIA, 8. O., June IA, 1873.
hUR1NG the week, commencing on the
~ 18th instant, persons visiting dreenville
from The different stations on the line OF this
road will be permitted to go and return for
one fsre for the ROUND TRIP. Tickets must
be procured at the Ticket Offices, and those
purchasing Tickets will inform the Agent at
the office where tho Tickets are purch ased
that they are going to attend the Commence
ment, who will iseue return Tickets. Those
paying thair fare on the cals will not be enti-
tied to this privilege.
Tickets will be good to return until SATUR-
DAY, the 21st instant.
THO3. DODAMEAD,
Jrnel3 General Superintendent.
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New Hay! New Hav

4 T q 654er 100, delivered in the city, or
"A 81 q on my plantation. Orders may be
left at the store OF Messrs. Hope L Gyles.
June123 J. NJ MOK4AN
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Revised Statutes State South Carolina.
CtOMPLETE ir one volume, &c.
~ ACTS of the Legislature, 1612-73, -.
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