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NORMAN Gao ain crow ell. 1908 tons.
hese substantial and wel-appolnted steamehins wi
eevcd every day steamer Deing always on the berth
Shippers are requested to send bills of adlng with
& For rSlaht or passage, having sgPeTor sgcOmmoda-
No. SS2 5. DELAWARE Avenue
-e#Efh NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
= oPP0t ITloS LINE TO cLLIFoRvIA,
VIA NICAHSGUA, EVERY TWENTY DAYS.
At no6 iSr % SST RIVER iGoS Of Warren street
kAIEs. connecting on the Pacific Ocean WITH the
MoSt TAYLOR. CAPTAIN Bethen, and
cu-,, AMERlUA, captain Wakeman
William II. WEBB President
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- -. ID. N. CARR y GfON, Agent
No. lll est stree, corner Warren Y.
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G,SeT punctuSlly at O'clock =. N. sr NO 10 NOr'n
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ana Gull Ralroad, ano Florida steamers
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THE BIDS FOR CITY STATIoNERY.-Yes-
terday the City Commissioners opened the bids
OF those who desired TO supply them with cleo
cils, ink, etc. The bids were opened in presence
of the Finance Committee. and after being read,
the awarding of the contract was postponed.
The bidders were John Given, C. E. Smith,
Thomas w. Pnce, King Baird, Robert I. Gill,
and Others. The bids varied considerably, some
of the parties offering to furnish articles at less
than the original cost. One of the bidders pro-
poses to furnish Guttknecht pencils, which cost
over. S4 per gross, at $l'75 per gross, and half
sheet cap paper, printed on both sides, at 50 per
thousand sheets. The printing of the sheets
alone, it Is said, will cost the amount of the bid.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
tFOr Addaioaal city Intelligence see run paoe.

FoLICE lETELLIGENCE.--CuARG WITH As
IIa NJ y ~ ~ Wharton, j. Jor les and
UnIaSS UntaSS !, IoIieIt mad hearing before Alderman
iiiiu1onlnson, charged with assaulting Mr.. Thos.
hayesi anu robbtng him of $50. The prosecutor
@ was IN Moores tavern, at Columbia and Ridge
avenues, on Saturday evening and was there at
lacked, Knocked down and robbed by these
men, lie followed the thieves into passenger
car and at Wiley street called officer Robinson
to arrest them. The latter being assaulted
bpIang DIS rattle and securing the assistance OF
oIncers Widener and Shilling, arrested the first
Two named. On their way TO the police station
Jones was heard telling Wharton to "knife" the
ohcers, whereupon they were ironed. Polet
expression, protested against the outrage. He
inson held Pollet in $500 bail Jones i'm s2o6o
and Wharton in $500 for trial.
HEARING AT THE CENTRAL STATION
James Richardson, alias Burns alias Myers
had hearing before Alderman Beitler, at the
Central station yesterday afternoon, upon the
charge Of robblng boarding houses The de-
fendant was arrested last week by n young man
named Robert Huey, who handed him over To-
Detective Tryon. At the hearing vesterdav
Mrs. Mary L. Tedeker residing at No 9lO Nfoyy >
gan street testified that the prisoner came to
ary, and engaged board He gave the name of
Burns, and stated that he would 90 for his trunk
in the morntng-that he had left 1t at the place
where he was employed. The next morning he
took his departure, and soon after, Mrs, T
missed her gold watch valued at 500 The
prisoner did not return and she at once srs
pected him of fhaving stolen her watch
Mr., Charles Warner, living at No. ll3l Vine
street. testified that The prisoner, who gave the
name of Myers, engaged board at his house
about three weeks ago, and left suddenly the
next morning, taking with him an overcoat
belonging to Mr.. Cattell, one of the boarders
The prisoner informed witness that he was
employed by Mr.. Truitt, a hardware merchant
on Market street, and that his trunk was at the
store.
The magistrate questioned Richardson as to
whether he was employed by Mr.. Truitt. The
reply was no.
Mr.. Robert Huey, boarding at No. l2O n
Fifteenth street, deposed that on the night of
the I'd OF January the prisoner came to the
house and engaged board; he left early
next morning, taking with him an over
coat belonging TO witness; since that time
ne had been looking out for the prisoner and
last week he met him in the street, arrested
him, and gave him into the hands of Detective
Trvon.
Richardson was committed in default of $1,000
bail to answer at Court.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

IA The undersigned having been duly
appointed Administrator of the estate Of
Chas. d. Merrill, deceased, late of Dallas
County Texas, at n regular Term of the
County Court of said county. held for Probate
and other Ike purposes, in May A. d. 1861,
hereby notifies all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same TO
present them, duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will be
postponed, as the law directs. This 2nd
day of April, A. d. 1867.
ALFBED CURRY.
4l:Gw CHG Administrator
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13


uIufIm fbHf ho mNf ~ bm
ml.It Nfit m h1 pfbifmlY post
np01 faiHff.nN Nv flnsfI1ufnoaa
nniII hif Ofuy bod disappeared
So he rao ~ hIs Gti ho snld a.
Jinu, iun auIdnDd i0ua Why I'D
tlfl man strike inc aDf
'ibmmt yfuuiiorcl il'o Nnsonio
password hHl could MT rcarUnd ~
boz, rouulrr.lFu llo H 10 Maaou,
anl ~ w. re- spIcmn'y bound a. No.,
immediately answered tho password
ly making tho couniursign with
hind Sou woro unable a. answer
his r0untorslgn and for that reason
no know you 10 loo a clundcstinc
Mason-a man who had learned tho
secrets IN an improper way. There
fore IL was his duty 10 chasliso you,
Your life may yet be forfeited for
that indiscrotion,"
"My life | thought you were
only humbugging me whom you
told me spoons was the password"
"Sh-h-h.h ! Bcwarol" said Jacob,
putting his hand on Ralph's mouth.
Never utter that word again, Ma
SONS are ubiquitous, and you might
losc your life, AS il is, you arc in
danger, for tho lodges in the city
will be evoked to adopt measures
that they may discover who has DO
traycd them, My liio rs we'll IA
yours is in jeopardy. Promise mo
that you will never again utter that
password"
"And so spoons is the password p
Ralph was at last convinced that
his old friend had been telling the
truth. "Woll, may be broilcd on
n Masonic grid-iron, and turned
over with n red.hot trowcl, if over |
halloo spoons again"
Ralph has most religiously kept
his word. Should ho need n spoon
while at table, he now asks his wife
for "sugcr-shovcl," fearing that if
he mentioned the proper name of
the required article, some pugnaci-
Gus member of the mystic brother
hood might respond to tho Masonic
password.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NN'N>' mi. 1gf7fT ~ ffSIS'N'~'~"

mr. STATE or TENAS,
r. ht ShyiF ~ Dlilgs Comfy, Gsst'isg
YOU arc hereby commanded That you
j summon, by publication, &, A. Wood,
whose residence Is unknown, and IL lie 10
dead you nro commanded to summon, BY
publication, the heirs Of the said G, \, Wood,
whose names and residence are unknown,
10 Do and appear before the District Court
to bo holden IN aud for the county Of Ellis,
at the Court House hereof IN tho town of
WaNalNchio, on the n Monday after the
n Monday in August, 1867 then and there
to answer the petition Of W. H. Miller, Adj
minislrator Of tho estate Of NJ. NJ, Miller,
deceased, iilod ,,in said court against them,
aud alleging in substance us follows, to'wit;
That he is the owner Of 297 acres OF land
situated in Ellis comfy, Texas, ON Noun.
tain creek, patented 10 Charles A. Wood,
Assignee OF u. T. Howard, on llth of De-
combcr 1860, aud that the certificate, by
virtue Of which said land was located, was
transferred by @. A. Wood on the 29tl day
of August 1913, to James II. Darheld, and
transferred on the 2Sth day Of April 1916,
to NJ. NJ Miller petitioners antecedent, and
that petitioner as Administrator, il tho
legal owneC of said land, located by virtue
of said certificate, and patented to the said
G. A. Wood
Herein fail not, hut have you then and
there this writ, before said court, with your
return thereon, showing how you have exc
cAted the same.
- Witness; J. T. Alexander, Clerk
SEAL (of the District Court of Ellis coun-
SZ0S/ty. Given under my hand and
seal of said court, in the town of Waxaha-
chic, this the 18th day Of April, 1867.
J. 7. ALEXANDER, elk II. g. +. c. T.
By c. r. GIBSON, Deputy.
certify the above is a true copy Of tho
original now in my hands. Mny %, 1857.
J. NJ. BROWN, Sheriff Dallas CO.
I3T9w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13
THE STATE OF TEXAs.

To The SheriB Of Dallas County, Erecting.
WOU arc hereby commanded that you
A. summons by publication, Sarah Lowry
William Lowry, Susan Lowry, Hart Lowry,
John Chandler and his wife Mary Chand-
Ter, all of whom reside in the State of Mis-
sissippi, to be aud appear before the Dis
trict Court of Ellis county, at the dext term
thereof to be held for said county at tho
Court House thereof in the town of Waxa-
hachie on the second Monday after the Sec
ond Monday in August A. D. 1867, there to
answer the petition exhibited against them
and Alex Q. Dunnayant and Mary NJ. Dun
novant of the State of Texas, by W. b. Will
son and his wife Avail Minerva Wilson, and
James Lowry of the District of Chester,
Strife of South Caroliua, in which petition
plaintiff alleges That they and said do
PENDANTS are the legal heirs of one Samuel
Lowry, decd, who died in Texas in 1910,
owning at the lime of his death certain land
claims amounting in oil to 1850 acres; that
after his death the heirs of said deceased
employed one d. p. Hollingsworth, to locate,
haze surveyed and patented said claims
That said ollingsworth has performed his
contract and said heirs have made him q
deed to one third part of said lands, leav-
ing a balance of 3306S acres the joint
property of said heirs above named. That
said lands arc situated in the counties Of
Ellis md johnson, and petitioners pray
for process against said defendants, for
partition of said lands and such othsr re-
lief as may be just and equitable.
Herein fail not, but Of this writ make
due return showing how you have executed
the same.
Witness; J. T. Alexander, clerk of the
District Crurt of Ellis county.
Given under my hand with seal
SEAL (of office in the town of Waxa-
NJ6Ihachie on the 18th day Of june A.
D. 1867.
1T. ALEXANDER, elk D. Gee.
BY c. r. GIBSON, Deputy.
| certify this to be true copy of the
original writ now in my hapds. ..
CT. FOSTER, Sheriff,
Ellis County, Texas.
4O4t. Print fee SIS rs currcncy.]
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13

fs-sena sr CIRCULARS and PRICE LISTS. s.a-
ting einss II Machinery use,lsd-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13
81, CHARLES HOTEL,
TnsfhePfO-d. Texas.

TT-UE undcrsirnei takes this method OF
? i7f.-lin= he -it'zcuz Of Parker and
l'ifiair- counties. md The travelling public
e5--a-ir. ust BE- las taken charge Of the
lt-7s hslse, l-l r--psctfnllv solieiis a
Stare ~ El1-ic l-.r3l--e. In connection
-i.h the h-ls- is q .L--- and coumodiOus
E--ty Sc j., rsi supp = With forage
--1 sttar-si tr .tu.-- n-1 experienced
BID .fg.LiDN.
Fr1 -ieior.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13

The Petersburg Express says a
good thing is told Of the President
in Raleigh. While responding, in a
fccliag manner to the welcome Civ
CT Inn, he used the expression -
lot Is, my friends, repair the
brecchesT-and before he could add
'maio ~ The war" an old woman
exclaimed, with perfect delight,
BLESS the dear man be has come
Lciao again 10 work ~ hisoid trade.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

-N-The undersigned having been duly
appointed Administrator de bonss non, of
the estate of Wm. j. Dunn, late of Dallas
County deceased, at regular Term of the
County Court of said County, held for
Probate and other like purposes, on the
9th day of May "A. D. 1867, hereby mott
flies all persons indebted to said estate, to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them,
duly authenticated, within tho time pre-
scribed by law, or they will bc postponed
as The law directs. This oath day of April
A. d. 1867 JAMES j. PARKS.
Admir- De bonis non VIM. j. Dunn, decd. :.
4l:6tt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13
4l:Gw.chG
owners of Land Certificates,
Attention!

AtthNtOEk.
TsNllE undersigned begs leave to an
Il nounee that he will locate land certificates Of
any kind on the best vacant lands to he found, pay
ali expenses up TO the pateutng, and receive pay
ment in one fourth Of the land. He will also guar
antee that the land shall be located aud field notes
returned TO tho Land Office, ready for Patent with
in four months after the certificates are placed In
his hands. Payment for locating, mus be made by
q deed To ono fourth the land Immediately on re-
ception Of the patents. ..
lie would further add that he is and has been for
some time engaged largely In this business, having
within the last twelve moths located over one hun
drod sections and having gone to heavy expense
in procuring all necessary information from the
Land Office, and from Their to the eligi-
bic and desirable locations TO be found, he is pre-
pared to get the best locations TO be bad.
VI. d. BULLION.
REFERENCES:
Sam1 F. Moseley and I. J. Rogers, Esqs., Jefler-
son, Marion Co, Texas, Capt. Stephen Crosby and
DR.. l. u. Worrall. Austin, Texas Mai. J. r. Thorn
as, Navasoia, Texas W. A, WORKMAN, W. NJ. Payne
and W. n. Eaing Esqs. THrrant, Hopkins Co.,
Texas: Col. J. c. Mccoy, Hon. n. n. Burford, COD
c. W. Guess aud Hon. J. X. ?. Record. dallas, Tex
a. Hon. \. II. Darneil and Col. W. W Diamond,
fgirieid. Texas.
Dallas. TeSa7. June 10Th, 1sG7-sofmo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PATENT ARI0N PIANO FORTES,

which they offer with all tho usual guarantees, In
competition with the sgciuway, Chickcrne, or any
other hr''cass plano, believing ~ tLcy 10 that tho
Arion Il superior 10 any other.
Read below the article ircn the bro iklyu Daily
Times.
Mn. Arnorr, OrgNplst Of tho Church o. Our
Saviour, snys OF the Arion
Mcssrs, Manner e Co.
GSSTLEgLS II hayo critically examined aud .cy.
crnl times played upon one of your Ariun Piano
Fortcs, and II Affords me much pleasure TO add my
testimony Ia favor Of your superior Instruments
For elasticity ~ touch, for the singing gHdiiy, 90
much sought for by artists, and for richness aud pu.
riy Of tone IL ID unOxcelci by any piano have ever
used. J. N. ABBOTT,
organist Of the Church OF the Saviour Of Brooklyn
New York.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
The Recent Rains.

Thc7s-rT<'.a somc.Es :ens Of This District
liyc, ,lecsi sed;lcst;crccc,it cScess OF vet
wcaihcr; but lie lan:ssc j., by nc means as
great as was at firstHati" pated. The swsmr
corn i'll soh.c places {. drowned, and cotton has
'been sufferer osomc extent but with fiyor-
able weather for The remainder. Of the season
We arc all right for good harvest this year.
Ploughs are trumps yet: sure:
Wc arc happy to announce that Binnickcrs :
Bridge on tho South Edsto River is safe aud
sound; andevagons have crossed -Four He!cs
Bridge since tlc.ni days rain.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
! New Mail Route

After the first of July, new mail route will
be opened for the benefit Of our friends in that
portion Of Orangeburg and Lexington near tho
boundary line Of tho two Districts. The mail
WILL leave. Orangoburg, on Thursdays at AM
and RISKS Store, or Fridays at.she same hour
We understand that petition will be present
ed to the Postoficc Department. to change the
lay of leaving this place to Saturday, by which
means the mail carrier will be able to como
down on Friday as now arranged, and return
tho next day, which will be matter Of, great
convenience ae' to all parties interested in the
route.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
Our Thanks.

In the languagc.of the poet, Good things
as good" We indulged in the above cxcl,ma-
tion, while enjoying delightful treat, in tho
shape of some Of the finest apples and peaches
of the early crop, sent to our sanctum by Mr.,
HAnrIS RIaes. Ali who have INDUCED in
the luxury of tasting the exquisite fruit, which
the donor'h the wcll-mcritcd reputation of
PRODUCING % in his fine orchard, can imagine the
sincerity of our acknowledgements, which Mr.
.R1oos will please accept for his generous re-
collection of the Printer:
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
New Advertisements.

-:O:- - A. 8 = =
say" In Bqqaity-4c sqa -4cA;rllEn1SH TYLER, Adxs,
vs.. II. LlaiNnsToN. OK Or ct iii g. sS IA.
sssy" In Equity-W.P. PmLIlps, adn.'r g.
Q. Y. Phillips, adm'x, VS.. .JqrlS r. Mil
HOUSE. -s.&.E@ s.. 49,
! ses@ In Equity--JAMEs.D D. q! CLEcKLEY,
admir- vs., NJ. A.sG1ssEspAsSsh and others
saS In Eqaity-7-T. ", HGLEAroS and
SARAH I. his wife, admir- and cx'r vs. ,JonN
r. MIlnousE and others '7'' f
aGy" Now is the time to got your money
back 4! Call at McAIAsrEn's- and buy your
Dry Goods, &c, at oh time prices, he. offers
the greatest inducements ever, offered in this
market since the war. Sec Advertisement
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
NATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
LOCAL ITEMS.
MORNING., JUNE 20, 1857.
Our Appearance.

We owe an explanation to our subscribers
for the. curtailed appearance Of our present
issqesss y isithe result of mistake n,thc size
ofthc paper sont ,:s:last BY the manufacturers |;
and it was impossible to procure other paper
of the proper size in time for our usua! day
Of going to press. Although the paper. pre-
scnts'on this account quite strange appear
nncc., yet it contains. the usual quantity of
printed matter and, as ever, contains interest
ing information on every page
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
Rev. w. G. Conner's Female Seminary

Ne Ne had the pleasure Of attending an Exam
ination at the above named Institution on
Thursday and Friday last, and consider the
time thus employed well spent. We were
pleased at the proficiency exhibited by the
young ladies; and the efforts of the primary
classes were also very happily successful. and
indicated that while the most careful attention
was paid to the higher studies Of the curricu-
.lun,, there was no neglect of the simpler but
all-important elementary branches, which form
the ground work of a;ssqod education. We
beg TO express our best Wishes for the contin-
ned success of this furnishing Seminary, and
bcspcae for it lberal patronage from all
parts ut this and tho adjnrcnt Districts.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
100000,
FOR ONE DOLLAR
The Merchants md Munutac,urars'
JeWelry. Association

Calls your attention to the fact of its being the
nrgcst and most popular Jcwclry Association in the
ohHea states. The business is and always has
been conducted in the most candid anil honorahl
manner. Our rapidly increasing trade is sure
guarantee OF the appreciation OF our patrons for
t!iis method OF Obtaining rich, elegant and costly
goods. The sudden stagnniOn Of trade i'll Europe,
owing to the late German war; and ceccn disastrous
financial crisis in Europe, has caused the failure of
large number of Jcwclry houses in London and
Paris, obliging them 20 sell their goods at great
sncrihcc in some instances less. than one-thrd the
cost Of manufacturing. We have lately purchased
very largely Of these Bankrupt Goods, ut such ex-
trcmcly low prices that we afford TO send away
Finer Goods. and give better chances to draw the
most valuable prizes than any other establishment
doing similar business. Our AIM lis, 70 PLEASE
and we respectfully solicit your patronage, as we
are confident Of giving the utmost satisfaction.
Durlng the past Year we have forward Il number
OF the most valuable prizes all pares of the coun-
try Those who patrOnizc will receive the full
value OF tAclr money. a::::cic on our list is
worth less thnn Unc Dollar retail and there arc no
Blanks. Parties dealing with us may depend on
having prompt returns. and the article drawn will
be Immediately sent to amy address by return mail
express
=. The following parties have recently drawn valua
bic prizes from the Merchants and Manufacturers
Jlewelry Associatiun and have kindly allowed use
of their names:
Frederick Y. Browne. Esq, Treasury Depart
mcnt, Washington, G. Piano. value S;13t, Miss
v.
Gold Enamclcd and Dinmolll Set Watch, valnc.
$500; William i. Emmons, New Orleans. La, Sew
ing Machine, value, SO: George l. Davenport Mo-
bile Ala, Silver Tea Set, value, 500; Miss Lucy
circuit Albany, III, Sewing Machine. value, SG5:
Mrs Mnry } Downing. Louisville Ky. Gold Watch,
value. 5000 james u Fowler, Harrisburg, PA, Sill
yer Hunting Case Watch. value $50: Rev Willinm
Peys'rr, Milwaukee, Wis Wheeler X Wilson Scwin.
Machine. valnc. Sl25; J j Bickfor,l San Francisco.
Cal, Col Lined Silver Tea Set, value, ,l$3GU; Edward
L. hcc. 81 Louis, Mo, Mclodcon, value $50; Miss
lielcn T. Sinclair. Detroit, Mich. Diamond Clus or
Ring. value S225: lloratn q Frost. Chicago, ILL.,.
Large Oil Painting. value, $500; Mrs Charlotte +.
llewcns. Doniplnn, Kansas. Chitkcimg Grand
Piano value, 500, and Music Box value SEQ
Many names could he placed on the list, hut VIC
publish II" names without permission. Our patrons
are dcsircdto send L. s. currency when convenient
IurfHW List Of -i1iclcs 10 Lc soil FIR
ONE DOLLAR EACH
without regard t" value. and be paid for until
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
Bargains! Bargains !! !!

CELLTNG OFF AZ AND DEIOW COST PoR 3o
~ Days, large stock of Dry Goods, Fine Long
Cloth !lc, fnc and anil stout Brown Shifting 1oIc,
splendid French Mrslins very low, Shooting soc,
Iydnnd half widc,) Denin,s 20c, Linen c udkS ~,
Furniture Chntz, stout Linen and Cotto, Drills
DC, Ladies' fine Shoes, Misses t'alfskin looccs.
Mems heavy Wax cntlicr Shoes cheap Sozodo,,t for
the tcct'. 15c. fine r. Brown Linen ;7c fine Shirt
i,osoms 4Oc, White Hose BIC. fine Dcains DE White
Musllns. super fine L"ug Cloth :I>c, reduces, from
70. Call soon If yon want bargains at the Brick
store. - M. McMASTER. Agt.
june ll II
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
In Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT

.Inmcs ..G., Clccklcy, admir- or =, Bill Of
d. ". Nissrndanncr, vs. I,.:,:;,c,;on. :.
NJ y G;<sendanncr nml ot:,crs. an!.Eccf
PURSUANT to mn or1er of Chancellor .Iohnson.
IN ms case nll persons having demands asaius, tho
same before n," ithin four months fr,,n ls date
or thcv . i'll be debarrc payment. aud any one in
,,cbtcd,to the Same may appear before aud prove
the real value of their contracts. ~, x
0r,ng. h,rg C:lf. Commissioners.
February 70, 1867. -'
June ~. MI rs' 1nm'.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
FOR SALE

GINTEEN Q6) LOTS IN THE TIIRIV
NJ ing Town Of Branchville located near
the South Carolina Railroad. They can be pur
chased single or in any number aud will be sold
low and on accommodating terms
This property has always enjoyed tic iighcx,
repntatinn for bculil and the best located for Ins;
ness,off any kind in the Town ~.
ALSO
ONE HORSE. CARRIAGE. AND BUSINESS. WA
able Terms -,-
Arply'nt
BRANcnvILLE HOTEL.