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COLUMBIA DIVISION.
Dec. 10, 1919
GENERAL ORDER.


ALL applications for Arms and Accoutre-
ments will in future he made TO the C0mrnan-
der-in- Chief direct.
Each application must contain the actup,
strength OF the Company, the number ano
character of arms and accoutremen.s on hand,
and the number and character OF arms and ac
con;remens required In no event will any
reluis,:ion be complied with unit! all the old
or useless arms and accoulreIDonts arc re-
ufned or satisfactorily accounted for to one
o. the Arsenal Keepers af this State.
Sihe'1 II Sec. A. A. 1891, herewith pub
ished, will be rigiilv enforced. ~ I.
III BY orlier Cnmmandes.in.C Chief.
J. w CANTEY, Adjt. ana Insp Gen.
Each officer required by law to make any
return or report or who shall he required BY
any superior offi,e and (al to make such
return or report, shall be liable to be fined as
follows, to wit: 4 Major General, one hum
irod and fifty dollars: prl"adcr General,
nne hundred dollars: a Colonel, or officer
commanding aSscgiuie Al, saychty-iive dollars;
aIestcnant- Cn!oneis Majursor pljiqeti com
mandipg cqtHplny, twenty-five dhllars; "a
Judge hfdyocate General, scvcnty-tivc dollars
aBrighds Judge Advocate, fifty dollars; a
RegtnantasJ ldge Advocate Ytw enty!t;ve dol
lars; n. Paymaster Genera, seventy five dol:
lars; and all commissioned staff officers shall
be iined'in similar sums, according to their
respective rank, aud fifty per cent. on The
amount of The last general lay OF snch dc!in-
quent of an; grade. .s 8
Dec I9 st.s,f.,e. IS :s... If
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For Sale

as am desircus of removing, I offer. for
sale my Plantation situated on santee.f Ter,
miles from Nelson's Fcry. The said pianta-
ton contains about Two Thousand -Four
hundred Acres, six hundred slearea and
under good enceing. Oti,iiee promises is "a
good comfortable two story BsYEILING
well finished and al! necessary out buildings,
price -Four thousand l)ollars, and VIII
.hrow-in my whole sock consisting of One
hundred head OF Cattle seventy of Eighty
head OF sheep, the same Of hDps and sixty or
seventy head OF Goats For any further ia.
t"r,nntioh address the subscriber tYriahts
Bluff Post Office. ei ".
WILLIAM M. DAVIS.
Sept, 18Th, 1SaS t'7t. ~: Bin
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A ESnlsfS yAycl,cy.

The following letter, from Mr. o. G.. PAR
sLHy. President Of the Commercial! Bank OF
wilmington, n. G. in reference To the cstal,-
llshmcnt Of an agency in this town similar to
that already in Marion, will prove OF interest
tc the public
Near Sir: Your communication was submit
ted TO the board OF directors Of THIS Bank at
their first regular meeting after its receipt,
and although he opinion was. that will, our
present capita! and the requirements of this
community 1t would not he cxpcd;cnt, it was
thought best to submit the question of esinb-
I'shIng agencies To our stockholders, gener.
al meeting OF whom was 10 take place on the
9ih nst,--At that meeting the subject was
discussed and although there was no objection
raised to the steps taken by the board in con
ncct!on with the appointment OF an agent at
Marion, The expression was unavOurabc 10
further extension.
With every disposition on the part Of the
directors OF this institution 10 extend facilities
TO commercial enterprise, and particularly sn
with regard to your section OF country, with
which we hope through the Wilmington and
Manchester X. Road ere long to establish a
friendly and mutually beneficial intercourse,
still we foar-il will not he in our power 10
meet the views and wishes Of your citizens
Tor the present,---At the session of The
Legislature OF our State it may be advisable
To apply for an extension Of our capital with a
view of extending our business, and if so rest
assured we shall bear in mind tho wishes OF
yourself and the people OF Sumtervillc.
Very Respectfully &c.
q. G. PARSLEY, Presidam,
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OBITUARY.

.'f#iT =. tstt5 ~ OS2 y y AS[1ab X 81 ~ ..t4tst
Departed this life after an illness of three
days, OF The 9th, OF November INST. at, the
residence OF JOS. NJ. White, of L1urens Co.
Georgia. Dr.. Wiiiam James Woods FORM
crly OF Sumter Dist, s. &. in the 2Nh, wear
oi his ag.s. .S,,G.
The subject of this notice removed from
sumter DIST, ;. Z. into this country on the
2lst, January last, and tho his stay has been
short, he had an extensive acquaintance. lie
urbaiiity oi his manners 1ogether with ain oI-
liging dspos .tion h.d gnineI l,ia ,laany 5yesia
niabie friends, WHO are ic.t 10 mourn IN con-.
mon with his relatives at this Sudden anu ui.
expected dtspensation OF Providence, ever
ready TO administer relief to suffering human.
lily, IN his death this community has lost a
useful cllize|, and the profession Que OF ,ts
brightest ornaments. Simple modest, and
transformations in his department. he possess
ed sound judgement, and skill in the treat.
Incnt OF diseases which was rarely equalied.
AS companlonh:s uniform cheeriulncss
and easy conversational qualities rendered his
society agreeable and pleasant TO all who
knew him, and OF him /, can be truly said
''nonc knew him bn, toaove hlni.'s ,st ;,5
In The early part oil the present year he be-
came an advocate for the temperance cause,
and to show his faith by his works he assist.
ed in forming division of the sons OF tenn
pcrancc in this county, and was II member OF
that division filling an important office at; the
time of his death.
Atho' very moral man DR.. Woops did
not profess the external show OF religion, and
as he was taken suddenly delirous, never
speaking afterwards he has lett no dying
words respecting a future state, but from
whit The writer OF this has learnt, he feels au..
thorized in saying that he was man OF pray
or, and on his death bed said tina, le believed
his prayers were answered, his friends there
fore are NOT left without The consoling hope
that his spirit has gone TO rest j. n, ~.
Laurens County Georgia. 4.
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ERRArA--Our proof-corrector has made
perfect nonsense Of the end of "Trinh,g with
the Heart" 1t should read from the 9Th line
of the conclusion thus:
grow cold and, if not already, SO become un-
worthy of her. But her memory is part OF
m. cherished life and will be always.
REApER--such is the result oi my rR1F-
LING WITH a HEART. Filtration, like in,ox.
!cating drink, may seem pleasant and h,r n.
less, but there is hidden serpent. which
w'ii'in time, intict sting years cannot allie
viate. rf,ff5
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arOGa@Da

All persons having demands against the
late WIN. G. Richardson, deed, will please
hand them into w. Il Richardson, duly at
estcd) on or before the first day of February
next,
w. LEWIS, o. 8. d.
December l7ll,, lSd9. 3 81
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AMERICAN AGEIcULTUKALisr.--N have
received the December No ofths invaluable
publication, which closes the Sh volume
This publication is issued monthly contain
ing ~ pages, illustrated with numerous wood
cuts, at the low price oi ono dolia. per annu,n,
payable in advance. 1t is edited by The Mcssrs
Allen, practical farmers and we believe Mr..
Scion Robnson,it The we'll known dcmonslra-
tor OF Southern agriculture continues his con-
nccton with the editors. II is one of the
most reliable and able publications Of the kind
in the Union and every planter should have
IT in his house. Tho tor will chccrlu!lv
transmit any subscriptions will give eve
ry information il, regard to it.
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CniDornia Editors Charles II. Eamcs,
Eqr, late Editor of the Washington Union,
and present U. S. Commissioner ut the Sand
wich Islands is said 10 be editing the Pacific
News, which advocates Mr.. Kings election
as United States Senator with Col. Fremont,
The Alta California, clitcl BY Edward Gil
bert. who is a candidate for Congress, oppo.
ses him.
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Fer Sale

valuable piania,on.eontaining rlnc hyfn-
drcd aili eleven acres, situated in Claresusnt
County, aboa, scsen miles from Sntntery;ilc,
on Tie public roatI leading from Snmteryiile ID
the Swimming Pens. There is OF, the plare
aEgood Dwelling itonse, Ktchep, Smoke
Hoese, Stables, Corn House &c. AlIin coed
repair For terms apply To Sam! j. Bradford
alton. 'ss mi AIjlsHAN. q,
Nov Il 1910 Il ;8 If
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Notice.

Tie subscriber has undertaken the coli.
lECTlNG BUSINESS, and hopes by his
promplncss in attending TO any matter en-
trusted To his care. 10 merit the pn.ronage OF
the community. He resides in SumtervilIc,
where he will thankfully receive Tor coiiec-
tion any Notes, Accounts. sc. &c.
Dec. 10, 1910. Sit u, CAVANAGH,
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a A1tSr-Thcre is ono advice OF the Apos-
tie Paul tia, seems TO he much neglected in
the Church in these days. |, is that of salu
ting the sisters with kiss. We might bo
tempted TO join the church oursclf, il that
custom was revived. Cannot some of tho
rcviVallsts urge this reform-thc ladies' we
know, are strong advocates for it.
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Notice.

The Negroes belonging 10 the minor heirs
of J. NJ. WGherspcon, deceased, will be Pub
licly Hired at Brningtoa Church, on Tues.
dcy, the first day OF January next
J. b. N. HAMMET,
Dec 10 SGT Agent for |. +. Bakcly.
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BRADFORD SPRINGS FEMALE IysrIrUTE-
The following is a correct list of the Pro-
fessors elected for the ensuing year, the term
commencing on the LIST OF February next.
Rev. Il. CATER, Principal; JoSAs w.
SMITH, a. VI. Assistant; Mad. IlUMMEI, Mu-
SIC and French; Mrs. SmIrH, Senior Assist
ant; Miss SMITH, Assistant in Music and
Painting; Mr.. JENKINS, will continue as Bur
ser. Ill
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Plantatiall. .aIa

The sabSSi i6cr uiiers for aale his Plahta-
ton in Sumter District, two miles south Of
StatesA%:==Esh, consisting of a tract OF saten
hundred and fifty acres f7a90 a large portion
Oak and Hickory and admirably adapted 10
The cultivation of, cotton. uere is IN
lent Dwelling House good ont biiildingss--
stable aud barns-and houses for The aceofn-
n;b57dation OF foriysar itty &C M ssiiJd
Sanis nadtiecidea,healtita ita; the place t8s ssihe
TO render ia desirable purchase! ID ~
For terms apply 10; l..s,
w. i. REEFS, Irst ~
Statasturuh Sent ~ 1910 asys III ~
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$40 Reward,

will pay the above reward for the appre-
hension aud delivery of my negro man
ISAAC to me, or In Sumter Jail. Isaac is
about feet s or 8 inches high, statn,ners 4
'i,tls,-4ands has rather a ,imii appearances
when spokento.
]. S. RICHARDSON.
Oct "a 90 H
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The Trsi Shad--A fine Shad was caugh,
in the Savannah River on Friday.

Trustees OF S. c. COLLEGE. Tho follow
ing gentlemen were on Tuesday last elected
by the Legislature Trustees Of the South
Carolina College: w. F. DeSuassure, c. G.
Momminger, r. w. Barnwcll,T N. Duwkins,
]. Buchanan, w. Hampton, J. N. Whtncr,
r. +. w. AlIston, J. l.. Manning, l. D. With.
erspoon, E. Bellinger, jr. Jas. Gillespie, J. l..
Petrigru, t, Smith, +. H. Wardaw, Jas II.
Adams. d. F. Perry, II. C. Young, J. s.. Pres
ton, D. Johnson.
Il Sha,cis.--A great sale Of shawls was held
hst week in New York, by order Of the
British Consul. 17S netted $4,000, the
lowest selling at $50, and the highest Ss75.
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WANTED

For the coming year, Woman or Girl,
(wllhout chldrcO as a Chambermaid and
Seansress. Also, a boy or man, accus.on-
ed to House work--must come wei! recon
nscnded as 10 character. Apply at this office.
Dec 10 8 z,
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NJ e W q GO ii ST

We are now receiving and opening for
sale the largest assortment OF goods ever
offered in this Town; 10 which we @nuii re-
spectfulty call The attention of ous customers
AMI the public generally. We win not he an
de,sola by ans honsefor cash; and effssas MAJ
ny, Inducements TO ,apprpsed credit, as aay
one Cal! and examine fos.y yourselves.
A. ]. g.. 7. MOSES. u
Nov. Glib. 1910. 81 s.
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sOuEh b

III III s'sf irs,sft ~ -, Js.sS fs
'is, Esp 9f slisagg ST Distsirr: syssS
aeltepa als day itlss Jsfsinsy sss
Sumter Sosift iienss, seen lie 49,
lli1tirs pi sale. one trars aid ross
l5T3 acres, on Big Hganfs iitess IL lyissE
RIVER bounded hy John fipige -
Bradtord, belong the o! 5is jll.asls
tBar@iek deceased,
isrt,,s---0 0il a acre,littiIl FIRST day of Jansa-
lys sis.,b, ta, fees The sser
i,' lond with good srcilris md sifrigaga ii
ile premises % t!laf ssIeiit
q. 9, 'ne purchase isiey interest iretis
the day .! Sale,
III. Err, 81 81. b. sgsS
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The Ocean Bank Of tho city Of New.
York commenced operations, on Monday
last, nj their Banking House, l02 Green.
wich street.
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ia Dec. 1870 s, = a s. y: :
SlI,HFH IIV hITfIIIII'lIlIi|||IjIAIii,

On IN, saturday, the 5l of January nsst, III
oe s9:d an. Ynb,ic AlIetioH, at She iInss
OF o.ssP. BrownsIeld near e.iafenbat Doftn
10 10. commence A. g'cleek-t t.ori, Fodder.
Rice, Peas. Potatoes atiaa Sins. b HnrEes'
Mules. Cattle, Sheep. ami tlogs, aeo,i and
Plantation Tools Str., and variety Of House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture. STerins made,
known on the dayiof sale.
W.. Eis RICEIARJys0sS
. Dec lS49.
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S SALE &
70 ForecIOsa A IlIortgaga q

~ e 4UIGCIUSG "a ilHaUI IEisa 81
On the first ssc1nday in January next, being
sale day, w11 hasfld at Sumtert6 Court TIopsSs,
F0tR NEGROES,asiiz siiz.,: Driis, Resssa
Jenny aud Tons, aiisI ohas :larrel Mare
above property Ia old ID iereclose d rurs-
gage givenhy w D rock. 10 Jan,as Il.
Brock. ~ e5es IS 3.s Eg
JAMES r. BRD DeK, lUortsgee
December Istfb, s Id
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~ office

All persons indebted 10 the subscriber by
Note or Open Account, are requested to pre-
pare to settle by the 18th January next, or
they will be placod in other hands for colIec-
tion, after that Time.
Dec 10 q t. LINN,
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aJ JeasasIa.,se.Ss

azfao
llibe sold at Sumter Court House, ON
SALE DAI.in January next. Ell IGIIa prime
NEGROES, belonging Sfn the Eatate of Al lss.
Roach Terms, Ore filth Cash, ihe BALANCE
on creditsof twelve months from sale; BUR
chasers giving Npse with approved security,
and mortgage fsthe property il required. !.
WIf. SANDERS, Ex,or.5
December 10th, 1910. al
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" We are in receipt per last nights MIA ]
ofour long expected correspondence from
Philadelphia which will appear in our next
Will our New Yorker fulfill his contract!
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d g.. q.
CoSGREss.--A(tcr two weeks Of inccss SAINT
baallotting the House is still uporganiscd and
consequently the Presidents Message and re-
ports OF the heads ol Departments are still
w'thcld There is no prospect Of erganiza-
ton ti until after the Isl JaRnary 1t is ru,nor-
ed tha, portions Of the Message will require
rewriting in consequence of The BRITISH oc-
cupyirg the Island OF Tigre which was ceded
to this government by that Of Nicarausa, and
an anticipated difficulty with some European
power. Some very foolish people arc en-
deayoring to obtain signatures TO a petition
requesting the government to suspend dplo-
matte intercourse with Austria, in conse
quence of its treatment Of Hungary. THIS
Is the quntcsence Of nonsense. The govern
ment has no quarrel with Austria, nor can il,
in its official capacity, care who En-
pcror days all his subjects is a
whig political movement, enlol-edl b.
ster, and no,hng else could be expected from
that party hut nonsensical measures as re-
late to the people, and which would en-
brol the government. Old lacks patience
will be severely tried this winter as il seems
TO be determined TO reject one third OF his ap
pointments.
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An sE,xrRAonDINARY "a Il On 5 III {
Day evening last, soon ltes suDses, tiia ieg,sl
ton ot snaay parsons 5n town ysS 81 Fisefed
iasyartis tho sVest by the blaze III a laraa
meteor IN that direction about forty sfise dc.
groas above the hoSizon. ssopla say that ii 4
shot npspa ard, and others that i.s eel.rae was
either ossiisaard iss Diagonal. But tho snos,
remarkable appearane sas that which 8lc.
ceeded the fight of the body About IN the
place where it was first seeiI, there was yis-
hes fnf. the snce 81 dt leasts iesii siisiiifeS,
very bright tfsilsof light 3ol irregular ffor,Is
something ofthe zIg.zag shape. IL was AS
though strcak OF lightning had been dagner-
|reotyped on sthe5ssy ihs length of the lG-,
msnous trail5w 10 appearance three or four
rods. u We dopot remember to have read any
account of the light of n meteor remaining SO
long visible. We have not understood that
any report was heard, but we doubt not there
was further West than this.-- Wilm. Chrot,
Oh, inst,
SFhe same meteor was deseernBble here,
but an unfortunate mistake in this description
makes it's course West instead Of N. E..
RAIL ROAD IRoN.-Ten cargoes Of the II
Iron purchased in England for relaying the
track Of the Wilmington and Roanoke Rail
road have arrived hcre.--'Fhe quantity receiy-
ed Is near three thousand tons. almost one.
third of the whole quantity contracted for
Workinen are busily engaged in putting down
that received Wiim, Chronicle.
EtoPiNG SLAVES DETECTED AT SEA-
The Norfolk Herald, OF Saturday, has
the following:
Yesterday morning the schooner Mi
nerya Wright, Smith. from Wilmington,
N. G. bound TO New York, pu, into this
port TO land two young colored men,
slaves, who hnd been found concealed in
the hold. Capt. Smith stated iha, he sail!
ed from Wilmington OH the 25,h ull. On
the Ath instant, being off Little Egg Har-
Dor. (wit'in 10 miles ofNcw York; heard
some one call out from the hold .'wa,er!
water!, and soon after discovered too nct.
sons hid in the space between the Cotton
bales and the deck. The boys gave their
names as George Walker, belonging TO
William c. Bel.ingham, and Thomas
Wooster, hrlonging 10 John Wooster.
They stated to the Mayor that they wen,
on board tho schooner three days before
she sailed, taking with them "a TWO gallon
| jug Of water aud some bread and cheese.
George. who is quite an intelligent fellow,
said that after cshausting their stock ol
watcr their suffering from thirst was pasl
all cndnrancc. He had about 500
slowed away in n belt away in II bel,
which he wore round his waist, nnl So s..
80 in notes and gold. His companion
had only four dollar note. Both pro,es.
ted most solennly that no person bn,
themselves had The slighies, knowledge or
suspicion acknowledgements. sti 3a.i y /.
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Boston City Election -. Major Rigclow
was, on Monday, reelected by majority
over all others Of $500.
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T'Eac s1sIpseFfs be Y has made, aud
is constantly receiving adii,iona supplies by
ever Steamer 10 bs we'll assorted Stock os
DRY GOODS; all Of which viii be found
TO be s,neW in Style and reg l,o,c pricss, 10,
which the attention IF his Coa.a;FY isiend5ss
s paFticularlls invited bossf pnfel
where, ard they inny rest sSs,irtsi That they
will he sold rs loW, if not ls@es Than any
similar establishment il, 4 he city, Tor Cash %,
CiY Aceclttsfssss sFi,. Z .S
aglf. IitasyI1Ar ID,
n. T.. Corner King and II ket stree
Charleston ). u. Dec. 10 81 \ Ii sys
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The CARDINALS DAuGHrER.---is now
historical romance from The pen Of McKen.
zic Daniel, the plot of which is laid in the
reign of Henry 9th and abounds in thrilling
vivid descriptions, and historic notes which
cannot fail TO interest the reader. Cardinal
Wolsey, Anna Poleyn md King Heal are
the principle characters, II is from tho press
OF H. Long g. Brother, Now York. Price
% cents.
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HFe Wise in Time! TITS FOLLY
TO DEFER! AFFLICTED READ-rhon.
sands suffering from disease from wliic, thcie
is no dficnty in being permanently md speedi-
iy relieved, provided the right means be used. -
As every vice has lis own punishmrnt, so it
would seem every disease has its remedy. This
is true, aud there ia no'hinriu this ie eer-
tain than that ihc AMERICAN { C0MP0UND
Ia the mos, spaedy aud certain remedy fer aif
d seases Of delicate character, known 10 ihs
world. Adapted to every sinEe Df The diseasc,
aud constitution, at NIL iimss) and Seasons,
thcr,, is no fears ofexposutr, de,cntion from hus
ness nor restriction in dir; from, lhp certain and
speedy relief Il gives,it ia now the mos, fopnfar
remedy Of the Day. Ten Thousand eascs have
been cured efiecualiy by it during The Tss, year.
Prepared by practical physician the afflicted
can roly with Confidence OH its cpratiys powers
over Diseases of his characiet. Fall discc,ions
accompany each bot,lo.
G1f CAUTION ask FIR tho a,ntsicd an Sn,n-
pound md Purehase only Of tho agents. prics
i so!
For Sale by r. VI. cohen Charleston, Bos,.
right & hiiot Ceun,bia; e Do tiay Baniiien
aud by tho principal nfogeist ia all the County
towns Throughout Tho State; r
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Opening Atc Oysier. -O Oar readers are
all no doubt famiiar, with The unecdole in
law proceedings that the lawyers and
officials took the oyster and gave The cli-
erts each shell. We think the follow
ing recent casoiin2 ono OF ourEcouris is
about as strong a one in point as has for
some time came TO our knowledge. The
original amount ofjudgment was S33 33;
the costs S33 40.. Execr,ionlwas issued
md seizure made. of Climber plank, tools,
3tscatolt,e &c, value Of $3.50. They; were
sold by The sheriff, and produced 800 so.
The sheriff costs on tho snlc for advcr-
using, storage, &c.; wore $l17 70, Ieay.
ing him minus SSS 20, besides the origin.
saldcbt} and costs, and The Sherin''s final
returnzismade l"uo other properly found
sailer due demand of oil the parties"
Who would not golo law2-[N. o. BW.
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