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INTELLIGENT CORRESPONDENCE
the innumerable letters Of inquiry re-
ceived ii. this country, arc many very
curious questions. One asks Of us:
what is the cost Of getting lumber
from Oregon to Puget Sound2" A cor
respondent asks Of Burr, Postmaster at
Olympia: "How far is Puget Sound
from navigable waters?" Had the
question been: "Haw far is Olympia
from navigable waters at low tide?" it
would have been pertinent.
, 1875-03-04
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of the b.jdy with new and sound material. Scrof-
uls, Syphilis. Consumption, Glsndular disease,
Ulcers in the Throat. Mouth, Tumors, Nodes in
the Glands and other parts of the system. Sore
Eyes. Strumous Discharges from the Ears. and
the worst forms of Skin diseases, Eruptions.
Fever Sores. Scald Head. Ring Worm, Salt
Ri .um. Erysipelas, Acne, Black Spots, Worms
l., the flesh Tumora. Cancers in the Womb. and
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Swests, Loss Of Sperm, and all wnstes of life
principle. are within the curative ranss Of this
wonder Of Modern Chemistry, and . few days
use will prove tc any person using it for either
Of these forms of disease itg potent power to
cure them.
II the patient. daily becomes reduced BY the
wastes and decomposition that is continually
progressing. succeeds in arresting these wastes,
and repairs the same with new material made
from healty blood-and this the SARSAPARIL-
LIAM will and does secure.
Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resolvent
excel all known remedial agents in the cure of
Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional, and Skin
disease hut II ia the only n0sitive cure for
, 1875-03-04
DIR. RADWAY,S

SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
Has made the most Astonishing Cures: 20 quick,
SO rapid are the changes the body undergoes.
under the influence Of this truly wcnderful
Medicine, that
Every Day nm Increase In F1esh and
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, 1875-03-04

HEALTH! BEAUTY!
Strong and Pure Rich Blood-Incresse Of Flesh
and Weight-Clear Skin and Beautiful Com
plexion secured to all.
, 1875-03-04

WILL GIVE INFORMATION OF THE CON.
~ ditiop Of titles to Real Estate, and take
measures for the perfection of the same. when
necessary. II taken in time many poor titles
caT be perfected by negotiation.
have formed . connection with . Business
Firm Of Washington City for the collection of
of claims on sccyunt Of depr. dations committed
by Indians.
N. B.-Being Judge Of the Probate Court of
King County. prohibits me from practice in
tho Probate Court Of King County, only. JAMS
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9TH. For every person or persons
using steam as motive power, $40
10. For every Auctioneer, Sa5
IL. For every Undertaken, SIS
18th. For every Junk Dealer, $40
12.th. For every Comm ission
Merchant, soo
l4th. For every Bagatelle or Bill
lard Table, or Bowling Alley kept
fof public use, sac
10Th. For each Bank for SAVINGS
or deposits, $50
10th. Traders who hayecom.
menced business since January 1st,
1870, shall pa! in lieu of the "a: ON
personal property, special tax for
the balance of the year a: the rate
of, per month, 90
SEC. ~. That MI taxes on personal
property imposed by the provisions of his
Ordinance shall have reference as to po,.
session and valuation to the l.: dav of
December, 1871, and be fo' he wear be.
ginning January Isl, 1875, to December
31st, 1876.
SIC. vs. 81 r. -
SEC. VI That all ;axes not raid on or
before the 3osh day OF Janre y, 1875.
shall be. liable 10 a re1al;y II accordance
with the Ord: lance, emitted "An Ordi.
nance to raise supplies for the year 1868.
and for ether PURPOSES" Ssrified in
Council, April 20, .S6s. "
SEC. VII. All o-d'na1ces, or parts..of
Ordinances, in conflict with this Orai.
nance, except that concerning the sale Of
gun powder, ratified March 10th, 1859.
are hereby rev oked.
Ratified IN Cornell this twenty. third
day of Decembe-, 1874:
ISIS sned,]
G. w. Ror ERrs, &c. MAYO
Clerk Council. Intendapt Pro tom
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Tho New Year.

Another year has rolled round and has
numbered with the things that were
the one that has just passed Although we
IRE in the midst of great financial depres.
sion and general s.agnation of industry
and trade who will galnsay that our
prospects for the future are moo BRIGHT
and inviting. Our political atmosphere
Is clearing up, and our horizon gives
promise Of clear sunshine and more
promising outlook. In our State we be
'ieve ws have pilot at the helm who viii.
steer the good ship of State safely amid
'he wrecks that 30 numerously and dis
astreusly bestrew our pathway. We can
begin to discern the light houses. Our
compasses have been reset. New obser.
vations have been taken, and our lati-
tude aud longitude more accurately '
defined We believe that under new
conditions and under skilled and honest
guidance we are about to roach a haven of
safety. Gov. Chamberlain gives earnest
Ut genuine reform, which so as, we have
no reason to doubt will lead to legitimate
results. 30 far his acts have been charac-
terlzed by vigoE and Independence for
which we confess We were unp-epared to
hope somuch has been done already,
hatwe have every :eason to believe th at
the emf or another year will find new life,
new prosperity and new hope inspired
among more united and a morn hapnv
people. In expressing to our readers our
wishes for !" Happy New Year ;" we can
add the hope that al our anticipations in
this respect may be realized.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. J
Town OF BEAUfoR,c

an Ordinance to raise supplies for tie
year 1878, and for OtAer purposes
BE it Ordained by the lntendant and
Wardcns Of the town of Beaufort, IN
Council assembled:
SECTION l: That a tax for the wear
1875 Tor the sums, and in the manner
hereinafter prescribed shall be raised and
paid into the Treasury of the town for
the use and service thereof, that is TO
say,
SEC. Ii. That after t passage of this
ordinance there shall be paid into the
Town Treasury one hundred Q25 cenf,)
and twenty-five cenls, ON every hund ed
dollars OF the value of every house, build.
ing, lot, wharf or other landed estate
within the limits of the Town exceptino
such property as belongs to, and is occu-
pied by religious, charitable, or literary
associations. One hundred 600 cents on
every hundred dollars of the value a.
personal or possessory property OF e, cry
kind, including money on hand, or on
deposit, bonds, or other evidence of i'll
debtedness, and exclusive of household
furniture to the value of one hundred
dollars.
Sec. III. That Immediately after the
passage Of this Ordinance, all persons OF
corporations, doing business within the
limits of the Town shall be, and are here
by required to pay special taxes for the
same into the Town treasury, as hereafter
prescribed, to wit:
LIST. For Dray, Cart, Buggy or other
vehicle kept for hire. s5
2d. For nor. residents of the Town seIl.
Ing or Offering for sale wares, or mer.
chandise by sample or otherwise, not 10
exceed $40 nos less than $40, at the dis.
cretion Of the Intendant. 1 @
Bird. For aiiy person or persons sellin.
any wares or merchandise, and otf.rino
In connection Herewith, any prize OF
reward to be given by lot or decided by
o".nce, $500
4th. For any show, circus or public
performance not exceeding $50. At the
discretion Of the lntendant. 49,.
9th. For Express Companies, 500
9th Telegraph Companies, sax
~ 7th. For all dealers in spirituous =,
liquors and Hotels where liquors ars
SOFA s16j
9Th. For Ginning Cotton, s5o
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OUR OYSTER BANKS.

There could be no mere inviting field
for enterprise and for the investment of
capital, than could be found iii utilizing
the extensive oyster beds, that exist in
such abundance In the rivers and streams
that make net work of our coast A
Very limited capital consisting of few
rakes, boats and flats with such facilities
for opening, canning and packing the
contents of the biyaies that are to be got
Of the finest quality and flavor merely fer
the gathering, would develop a business
at once remunerat;ve and of endlessly
growing proportions. There could be no
better site to select for the establishment
OF canning and packing depot than is
to be got just at this spot, in the very
centre of the oyster beds surrounding us
on all sides. The business which has
grown into such vast proportions in New
York and in Baltimore was commenced
only few years ago upon comparatively
small scale, and now its huge proper
tIons employs several hundred persons in
various capacities and is represented by
several millions of dollars capital. Our
facilitIes are greater, laborcrs accustomed
TO gathering them can be procured in any
quantity and at low rates comparatively,
and our connection with the interior by
railways ramifying in every direction and
insures markets for consumption. The
mouth of the Combahee river alone,
where fresh water meets the salt are mex
haustable beds of biyalves that rival all
Others in lusciolsness, size and flavor,
whiie Inc whole coast from that stream
nearly down to Savannah, Is one mass of
the most easily accessible beds of large,
fat single oysters that are to be found any
where upon the Atlantic coast. Colum-
bia pays six dollars per barrel Cor oysters
which can be got here at ont seventy.
five cents per barrel. We now luxuriate
in oysters opened and sold in the narke,
at 10 ty cents gallon and which the in.
terror towns would be glad to get at three
times that price. In addition to this, the
supplies OF the finest and rarest varietie.
( OF fsh, that would become branch oi
the trade In oysters, would still further
draw upon the dormant resources of tn,
sea and ocean to supply food both health
! ful and nutritious. We would be glad
10 see theidea taken hold Of and som,
enterpiising active oyster man improv,
upon u. We are sure it could be mad,
in the highest degree Iemunerative
Cent Baltimore or Norfolk send us ar
expet tsssv to .shsli eut" from oul
I, banks 9rss ,. .ff-ikss ~
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public vendue.

-.
The eursory examination Of the word
ing of these certificates shows frst, that
sale tods made by the authorized United
States officials, secondly that the United
States acknowledge receipt Of one-fourth OF
the purchase money and retain right of
recourse against the described premises
to secure payment of the amount falling
due at the end of three years.
Let us suppose now, that two citizens
had engaged in u similar transaction, and
that the Vendor had decided the demised
premises to the purchaser in the identi
cal language employed in the United
States Army and Navy Deeds. What
would be their relative positions : Could
the. Vendor proceed otherwise than in
accordance with the terms of his con-
tract3 Could he proceed to eject the
occupant of the demlsed premises in
any other manner than by regular foreclos
ure and sale as provided for Could he
set up his "ipss dirit " 10 the effect that
he was not bound by his own agreement.
and make his own sweet will perfect
substitute for lawful and legal prcccssa
There can be but one answer The law
would restrain him from acting other
wise than in accordance with law.
In the present instance it so happens
that the parties opposed in interest are a
Sovereign power and few of it's citizens
iurther that the latter, owing to the COM
plete ruin and desolation which speedily
overwhelmed this section of the State on
the close of the war, have apparently
become Indifferent to their Sea Island
interests, and in view of the great diff
culties Of prosecuting any claim against
the United States Government, have
abandoned all of saving anything from
the wreck. Nevertheless large number
of titles are outstanding in the hands of
legal owners, they having been neither
foreclosed nor retired by the United
States Government, and it would seem
that, If the United States were originally
bV virtue of the War Power or anv other
power, In position to exchange valued
titles for money, they actually did SO ex-
change titles for money, and that in the to-
tai absence Of all legal proceedings, thus
lar In foreclosure, the holders of said titles
are still entitled to the possession and
enjoyment OF theif partly paid-tor prop
critics.
In face of this plain and only possible
deduction from the actual facts Congress
saw ut to pass an ordinance ignoring the
existence of any obligation towards Army
ana Navy purchasers, whose money the
Government is now in possession of, and
up to the present time the latter have not
even seen fit to evince disposition to
maintain their legal rights for reasons
before indicated. Indeed, the key to a
correct understanding and appreciation
Of this whole question Is only to lie found
in this very fact, that plantation proper ty
in this vicinity has scarcely any actual
value. We wonder not then that the pa :
ties interested feel aggrieyed at the D: es-
ent attitude of their Government, thcy
having paid full value, and (accordiug to
the Government diction) received nothing
In return. They are simply told ego
whistle for your money"
VIAroR.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Tow er B.. -ionr,
anr ~, -8T5
This ONCE will = ore. '.om9 A. n. ;oi,. nj,
until the hi .y.nrs; day OF J.nnsr Is7s - rr
which d.. The lcnel:r will be added -, pr.r ribe
,.c GEO. W. .ssRrs
!.No'' .easu-er.
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To Holders Of COUNTY sheoks on AsH,t,d
Claims, prior to Nov. i. Is7s.
oyTIc. o, 1ss cogNrr CoHs1ss1oHrM,
Beaufort, 8. c., January 4th, Is7k
r. acnerdance With tn, provision Of ,oint resolu.
1aoe entitled a tointfesolution sathS-isins the
EQUITY Sommisaoners OF Beaufort county 70 lev, a
amend as. t6. ssme 1p9fo.ed the sssh day Of Jss-
This once from r,rtics holding eh ,cks or sudted
claims CO.. tracted PRIOR 20 November I, IsTa. until
o'"lo X n. at which time said bids win be opened
and the Eoard Of County Commissi ioncrs viii drsT
o; ;efs on the Tr asurer 70 the smount ~ or
thousand dollars in favor Of the psrson Or p.-.ens
connt on ihosr ehocis or audited claims,
Proposals m lst be addressed to Dr. Paul Pr,,ch.
ard, Chairman Of the Board and sadorscd ..P-n-
Posals for seIlement Of past Indebtedness or Bean
fort County"
= PRlTCHARD
GRO. sWTAa5TERHoUsE,
County Commis sioners.
SnErAaD Q. .GiLnxnr.
Clerk Of Board.
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.

COUNTY TREAsURER's OYr1cB I
CoUnr HOUSE,, ;
Beaufort, 8. G..
Notice is hereby given that this ofaoe will be
open for the receipt Of tho State and County Taxes
for the yenr 1874 on the 30th day of Nov 1874
All taxes not paid on or before tho 18th day of
January 1875 will be liable to penalty Of twenty
per cent.
All rcal and personal property is charged:
Fur State purposes 1895 mills
For County purposes mills.
For Fast indebtednee 2milIs
Poll Tax per capita dollar.
For School purposes, Beaufort Blafton, Goethe,
Hilton Head. snd Peoples Township 81 mills !:
Coosawhatehie, Lawton, Pocotaliqo, Sheldon and
fcmassee. one Ul null st. He. ma and Ladie :
leland three (0 mjns. GEORGE HOLMRS
nov26- ct. Treasurer Boasfort, County
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STATE OF SoUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF BEAUFORT.
ALLTsrER WHITE,
plaintiff.
VS..
RHrNA WHITE
nof.nIo-t.
COMMON
PLEAS.
Summons.
Relief.
NUTNA w HTTE
Defendant.

To Rhina White, defendant in this &C
tion: You are hereby summoned and re-
quircd to answer the complaint herein.
which is filed in tho olfice of the clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas, for the said
county and State. and to serve a copy of
yoar answer on the subscriber, at his off.
Ice, Bay street, Beaufort s. G.. within
twenty days after the srvice hereof, ex-
elusive of the day of service. And If you
fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will an
ply to the court for the relief demanded
In this complaint.
And you are further required. to take
notice that the summons in this action. of
which the foregoing is a copy, was filed
in the Clerks office aforesaid, on the 21s
day of December 1874. ~.
jos M. WILLIAMS,
:, Plaintiff s Attorney
VI. q. JUDD, J.. s.
n n ~ ID
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FIREM EMS PARADE
The parade and inpectiou of the Beau.
tort Fire Department. will take place on
wednesday afternoon, January 18th, at Q
p. m.
II n. 6FrARr,
Chief
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NJ. Editor. IN
In . forner communication allusion
has been made to the moral attitude st
present occupied by the United States
Government toward Army and Navy
purchasers Of forfeited and abandoned
lands on the Sea Islands of the coast.
Ihereremains something SO be said on q
totally distinct question, namely, its legal
liability connection win the numerous
ccftsticates ef sale issued 10 purchasers at
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State and County Taxes.
COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE J
Court HOUSE, :
Beaufort, &. C.

NOTICE is hereby given that this Of
flee will be opened for the receipt of
State and County Taxes for the year 1874,
on Monday the SOth day of November,
1874. For the convenience of Tax pay
ers l will be at the following named
places in the County to facilitate the COL
lection of fhe oop,,.
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CATARRH.
Would willingly have given one hnn
bred dollars for the relief OBJ.
tanned from the first dose. -,


tanned from the first dose. -,
From sie weIl-l<novn maker OF Tsle's
Mammoth Tent.
"GESrLEMEN,M--I have suffered ten years from
the worst forms. OF Acute Catarrh, or Cold In the
Head that ever afflicted moral man. Whenever
took fresh cold 1t would settle in my head, caus
ing the most violent sneezing accompanied by sN-
cessive discharges from my eyes and nose. For
days and days my suffering would be intense, and
finally settling in my loins and bowels, would ren
der my life miserable for month. Never, during
all my suHerIngs, was able to obtain even tempo
rary relief from any medicine ever tried. Three
weeks ago, while suffering from the worst attack
ever had procured a bottle Of Sanford's Radical
Cure for Caarrh The relief from the frs. dose was
SO gratifying that would willingly have given one
hundred dollars 10 obtain IL. A few doses COM
pletey cured me. My head has since been perfect
ly free from mucous accumuiations, my breathing
easy, and not symptom of trouble about my back
and bowels has presented itself. Its effect in my
case has been truly remarkable.
, Very respectfully, r. VI. YALE,
saHan Awning Maker, south Market st.
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take place that very day; but, although
Aunt Tvrfelrs beHildermcnt and perplcz-
iiv were extreme she was not long obdu-
rate, being naturally of a romantic turn,
and recalling sundry episodes of her youth.
Besides, she could not but acknowledge
Ruth's authority in the premises, and con.
sented at the end of week that her will
should be made law. Possibly, had my
advice been solicited, should Fave coun-
selled still longer postponemcnt, re-
membering certain banker in New \ ork
who might be deemed to have an interest
in the matter. But the stole army OF hus-
bands holds no veteran more thoroughly
disciplined, and l doubt not my excellent
uncle received such dispatches from his
commanding officer as well-nigh recon-
ciIed him to the catastrophe.
can vouch that the wedding breakfast
for that feature Of the ceremony was not
omtted--was in all respects. a delightful
feast, although the happiness of the mar
ried pair may have been thought less
beaming and irrepressible than we are
wont to see on such occasions. Squire
Allen was the life of the banquet; indeed.
he could scarcely have shown more ella
ton had the wedding been his own. There
was another person in the company who
might have liked a place beside the gentle
hostess, but, as the squire sat on Ruth's
right hand, Miss Nell and ! diverted one
another.
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CATARRII.
A Remarkable Case Of Catarrh Cured
by the use of Twelve Bottles.

We select the following ease as showing how
frjghttt the disease may become, and as convne
ing proof of the value OF Sanioid's Radical euro as
a reliable remedy for its cure, even IN cases OF the
greatest severity. We regret that from motives oi
,ielicacy, the gentleman declined TO permit the use
of his name -
Case No. lI.-This is the case OF IL man in The
prime OF life who had contracted this disease
through a bad cold six years age. Favored by u
scrofnlous condition of the blood, the0dsease sent
its acid poison into every part OF the system, SO
that when he commenced the use OF Sanord's Kad.
cal Cure it had become one oil the worsi cases ever
experienced By any living man. The discharge OIL
night was thick, putrd streaked with blood, and So
excessive In quantity to discharge tselfupon the
pillow during sleep, and collecting in quantities in
his throat, would at the point OF strangnaton, wake
him. Several times each night he was ooiged IL
get up and partially clear his triis and throat
before he could sleep. From the use OF the 1rst
bottle OF the Radical Cure to the present, the cure
has been gradual, satisfactory anu permanent He
has used IN all twelve bottles, nd now experiences
no return of the discharge nor any OF its disagreed
BILE symptoms, besides enjoying unusually good
health Otherwise.
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WEEKS & HAMILTON.

Augusta, Me-, Jan. 16, 1875
n n Orders collected and goods deIlvere,
". o. within city limits free of charge.
janl9-.tf
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The Live, Insured by the Society are carefully
selected In different parts OF North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field of opera
tons, additional and exceptional safety to the
Poliey-bolders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the Insured.