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TEaTIMNNIAIEt.

. regard b. Eddy Of the c1psbs and
.occessfu practitioners with whom have had ofci.
srfer-oYf@e.H CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Cf Patents.
r aays u1 hesitation IN assuring irven,o1a that tDeT
rtrnot employ person competent and trustworthy
sad capable of putting feir sg-catons in
them cary and favorable consideration ct
e.ss Patent OE-,e-'' EDMUND BURKE.
Lsta Commissioner a PGf.nts
Nr L. Il EdGy has made Tor thirteen apolict-
ali OF winch patents have been granted
"a that 81 peniiBr. SiIch unmi7taESbts proof o.
talent aud ability hs part. leads
Leud al inventors appy e. hm to fhe'r pa
tents tiisY my be at hzvnE tire faithful
teIt,on he5oye DIOR cases, and at vcy reasonable
CHARGE
r3gl JOHN r .GHARr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-27

been drawn by animals from North Ben
nington to the State line, nearly two miles
further, making five miles of wagon trans
i l-~I Co
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liable witnesses, present bret
DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN LIVER
and its functions. hch N make the ration of this
popular medicine percePtibs 10 every mans understand
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-27

into the treasury Dy
1t, in money, certif-
y the Treasurer. or
'sury by authority of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-27
Vermont Central and ~ubii-
van keai,rNad>.
Train Going Southsns EAST.

Trains Going southland EAST.
Leave Montpelier at g , 80 r. u. and 1898 Ii
Mail TrSin leaves R"use's PUNT $50 4. M receives
passengers trom OdgeRsbuTgh f. X. snd al
he River Junction and Bellows Falls with trains for
Boston orcesier, tnyheid, and with ,rsirs Pas
.ump~ie q. r., arrives n New York &c, ASP. n.
Steamboat 'iNl leaves Montreal 81 6, IS A. ~. s.
ioh1s at !, p arriving ~ Burliu u, "a
connecting there with Steamers Lake Gscrse sara
togs.
DAY ExFsksleaves Montreal 81 80 . ~. 81. Inhns
ST 10, 90 Ogdensburgh al 80 ROuss'a Point
al 10. 10 ~ Ter Boston, &c, arriving in Boston
Lowell ST 0.30 ,.
NIosF EIrREss leaves ogdensburrh &, II ~ A N,
Montreal ~ 30 ~, Rnusvs Point at 80 p ~, ~
meeting nj Bellows Fails with Cheshire Road
and Worcester, aud Vernon, Valley e. R. for
sP1in gdeld, &C, and striving in New York 50 y
Trains Goinx North and West
Leave Montpelier at 40 a. NJ, 500. NJ, "a , n
and 4, 80 N.
DAY Etnre.. Tn.,s leave. Boston via Lowell
n. for Burlington, 81. Albaus, Montreal
MAIL Train leaves Boston via Lowell. al 90 :. NJ.
Lawrence and Fitchburg $50 Springfield AT Las
for Burlington -. Ahsn, and Odgensburgh, ans
Montreal.
The train. leaving Boston via Fi,ehbursh az ia ;.
and Sprin z6eG 5.f5 H., connect 81 hile R:vsr
Junction with the Day Express train.
Accommodations TnsIs leaves horfh5eld at $50 A. ~.
for Burlington Rutsed, st. Adams RoIsss Point, og
NicHr E1rExs. Ta.rs leaves Bellows Fails al 10 o.
NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont Valley X. R.
leaving New York al IL IS and from Cheshire e.
junction with leaving Boston at 90 DOR Bur
iinson, Ruuss's Point Mon real and Ogdenshurgh,
nee tug with Grand Trunk trains for the West.
Sleeping are attached 70 both the night express
trains running between 81. Ahsns ard Ro-'nu and 81
Ahans and Spyiogdeid.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West fr sale
the principal etaticns-
MERRILL, supt
81 Aihs-- July I. 1857.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-27

One year ago, So--
Beef Extra SIS % q
sl2 SO, I'd quality $40
slU 90, per cwt, on I
dressed beef.dA lew "
Ai4 80 Bulls. & c.. IS
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American and Foreign Patents
". III. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF pATEN~s

, = a = : 4 = n = a II . u y = =
,.1e Aeen, Of the e. = Patent Office, sssa ngron
DEF 'he act Of 1887,
80. rs state ST.. Opposite kiibg SL1 Boston.
4 FTER 50 extensive ptaciics upwards Q: twenty
: years, coptinuss 20 Patents In the United
Great Britain, France, and other foreign
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds, Assignments,
aud all Papers Drawings ioT Patents, eZec0ted
nsb5e Terms, with despatch Researches made into
American ara Foreign work., 70 dstsTmine the validity
nd utility Patents OF iuy entlon, ana legal and Other
rendered IN all matters touching Cooes
claims Of any furnished by Temfting dHlls..
..,s3cDSnenfs recorded IN Washington.
no Agency the United ot5jes poaseSses qefioE
o,es nbfaning Patents, a1r;aintnE tho psfans-
h.itty inventions.
DuTug eight months tbs sub.cEet, IN the cour>s OF his
practice, made, spoiicafJoEz,
raE, srrE.Ls every one OF winch decided ~ Ii7
{ 3-rsr h. t!la GprlmiS>iooer OF Patents-
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o..
,ene Of the town of
nard. and legalizing
m officers thereof.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-27
The Application for a Railroad in
Bennington County.

The application for charter for the Wal
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COMPLETE IN ONE yoLUAE.)

This DIcTiosaRY embodes the results OF the most
study research igation of ahonf si,t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-27
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Has stood the test Of screen years
before the pubic +: and no prepOr-
Gfio3s yoi. the Hui,. has ret been dis
coycI'ed that tCiU DTOducc the same
6e"cIiciGI results. II as an entirety
nc," scientific discOUcrU. cOm6iH-
ing I"0t,U OF the most pOuciyUL ultd
Ecstot'..t,,'c n1o1tfs "a the VECEI-
ABLE kiHCD ON. Ire>f0rcS GREY
HAIR 70 IT'S ORIGINAL YOUTH
FuL color. 1t makes the scofI,
sTI'ife and clean; cures fandFuU'
and HUWoFs. and falling out OF
the hair: and aciU make IL g5osr
Up0n bdId heads, c1'ccpt IN TcI'y
0Ged PERSONS, rs ~ Furnishes fh'
aufrifire principle By UIiich the
hair ~ nourjshed and suppOrted.
" makes the hair moist. sort, and
GfOSSY. and as UnSItrpUsScd as n
~ 4 I II D H. Il ) : v &. II - the
cheapest preparations etel' OUeFeH
to the public. as one bottle "iU nc
cOHDttSI more ana last IOHTeg
th0I, three bottles Of any other
preparation.
1t is recommended and used bu
The First Medical Authority.
Tie UOndei1ut results lDrOoftcef
bv OUr Siciiidn Hair ReneCerhdce
iItduced mann to manufacture
preparations for the Hair. under
SdFiOWs names: and. in order to
induce the trade and the 1,tt6fic to
purchase their companies. McU
mare resOFted to J0tSehOod. by
claiming they acre former part
raers, cr had some connection tcith
oar -HF. H0ii. and their 7,rep0ro-
ton sCuS similar to ours. DO not
be deceiced by them. Purchase the
original: il has ncceT ger been
e9H0lie,j. Our Treatise on tie
Hair, ,Cith certificates. sent free
by mail. See that each bottle has
our pirate RecenMe Stamp Orer
tie top OF the bottle. III others
are i'm it0tiOnS.
RI Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, Nh.
Sold by al Druggists and Dealers IN 1fec''e.n-.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
A Notorious Yentriloquist.

At the depot i'll Chicago, few days since
there was great excitement over a Travellers
trunk. 1t seems that the baggage master was
claimed:
''Let mc cut or will smother hcre!"
The baggagc-nlastcr looked astonshctl for
awhile, when the voice again exclaimed:
"Will you let mo out, or must die in this
enclosure? 2"
"1lold on, will look up the ownor," said
the baggage master, and off he started in great
haste, and i'll the meantime large crowd Of
excited people had gathered around lie re-
turncd-thc owner Of the trunk could not be
found: He was about to break the lock, when
the voice quickly said:
"Oh, don't do that; you will kill me, Here
comes my master; but don't tell him am
smuggling my way"
at this sjunctgrc gentleman stepped up and
claimed the trunk.
SIS this your property, sir 2" said the bag
gagc-mastcr.
"Yes, sir, it isl replied the gentleman
"Wcll, sir, you are smuggling man in it,"
"a man i'll my trunk What do you
mean 2"
Voice IN the Trunh-"Ic means must f,ct
out and pay my way"
Gcnttcmua.-"IIow came you in my trunk 2"
Io'cc-"You put me in here yoursclf to
avoid fare"
Genh-"No, did not"
Ioicc-"You lic!"
B"agoge-masfer.-'No use talking, sir; you
must open that trunk"
Gcm.-Do you intend to insult me sir?"
B0ggagc-n,ostcr-'.Not OF at ALL but the trunk
must be opened"
1oicc.-"Ycs, for God sake let me out-Tm
nearly dead"
Gc'r-"To crafty you and the crowd, will
open the trunk"
While the owner was adjusting the key to
the lock, tho crowd gathered around with the
expectation Of seeing Il surocatcd man but
their great astonishmcnt when the lid was
raised, the trunk contained nothing but the
wardrobe belonging to Don Juan the Vcntrio-
quist, who pcrpetratcd the trick.
The baggagc-mastcr took with "suddcn
! leaving" and the crowd shouted "sold again"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
NJ I S G E LII A N 80 U S.

Philadelphia has more citizens of African
descent than any other place in the country
the present number reaching 28,OOO They
support seventeen churches, worth 1925 900,
with membership of $40, and 100 Sunday
scholars They have twelve or fifteen free
schools, with daily average attendance $4,000.
There are thirty-four negroes in the city whose
combined wealth amounts to 81 ,35s,0OO. The
richest man is Stephen Smith, lumber mcr-
chant. He owns seventy five houses in fec sim.
pie, and is worth not less than $500 900.
Harris Lindsay, a bounty broker during the
war, ls worth $3.50, 900 Five artists and a
number of excellent musicians receive dstin-
guiahed mention. Among tho latter is tho
''Black Swan"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
H o M O R o U s /.
Iron THE oRANGEDUna SEws.1
Bob Withers.

- "Whoa! Jim what on airth are Won
roaring and taring about now, just subsidc now,
will you. Thar now, Mister, that arc horse is
jest lcctlc of the best piocc of horscAcsh that
ever mashed clay in Spring -timc-jcst years
old to day, for Pap folded him, an lie never.
made but one mistake in breaking him. and
that thar was, that he larnt him to be too gen
tlelike and fond of the family. You see, Mister,
Pap had homesomish kind OF a way about
him, MS my Patsy says-and in raising of
things they would naturally take after him.
That's tile way he coined to git inter that
scrape with Squire NIorgan.-You see he went
to the ., II. on special business, and thar, YOU
know, they let hogs an sich cattle stray
ronnd town, to +hc disgust of ..thc citizens
Whoa! Jim. An Pap he filled the dmiiohn
mn started homc-now you SEQ, Mister, right
thar Pap missed it, tho old fool, stead of letting
the. storc-kecpcr put a stopper in the dimciohn
he lowed as how he could hold the spirtuous
fluid in with his thumb, IN the consooucncc
was that Pap hadn't got five miles aforc he was
so overcome that he kinder had to uit off his
horse, an in doing 80 split in tho road, what
after examination he found to bo about half of
the contents Of the dimejohn, mixed up kinder
promiscuously with fried eggs, ham, an mashed
potatoes. Whoa! ,Jim-jest stand still will
you-sccms ike you never will cit done laugh
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20

MIR. B. NJ. Brawn, cighty-fours years and a
resident Of Dayton for the last thirty years, is
undergoing the process of voluntary starvation.
According tothc Journal, of that city, he and
his family assert that he has taken no food
since the 2Sth of FEBRUARY. Hc feels no pain
from his long fast, and asserts that he has no
appetite. He is reduced to skeleton, expects
death, and is satisfied with the expectation;
put believes that guardian angels" have, by
some spiritual essence, protracted his life.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
Receiving Monthly
PUBLIC NOTICE

In the matter of February sii,ings, 1867
Guardians and Trustees nj tjronocI,urr
The Commissioner having reported that nll The
Records of his office were destroyed during The re-
cent war, and that he is unable to report even the
names Of all the Guardians and Trustees: IL is or
icrcd, that he do publish notice to all persons who
were appointed Guardians or Trustees or were in
any way liable To account such in this Court prior
TO hc 10Th May, Si5. To appear before him and en-
or mo new bonds on or before the first day of June
icxt, ana in every ease i'll which he obtain evil
dcnce to satisfy himself that any person liable to
account has failcd TO comply with this notice he
siinl issue rule against such persons to comply
1t is also ordered, That in addition To their giving
new bond, that thoy bc required TO file in the Com
missioncr's Office, within the time aforesaid their
returns showing all their receipts and expenditures
for the wards, and also full schedule Of all The pro
periy OF every description which they may hold for
their respective wards.
Signed WN d. JOHNSON
March ], 1867. Chancellor
a true copy of the original order on record in this
Office.
Commissioners Office, V. u V, JAMlsON,
N'hrch = ISo' Commissioners.
mar q IN
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20

:" Tuesday, f" ., Browns.
=" "Wednesday, " TO- 9 Tylcrs
Thursday H. Horics'
. Friday, l., Co:l.t;Syillc
{" Saturday. q -. = Eus,c.lin's Mill.
9 Court week, q l'to 2mh II, orangcburg
g Monday April % Al Cedar Grove
. Tuesday. 80. Rowc'S Pump
a" Wcly Thursday, May X > i,Y,ncivillc
will also attend Il, Oran n.churg daily during the
wecck cm'iin" May | J. when tn, Gcncr.! Tax looks
viii be closed. aii those falling 10 make returns will
be Double Taxed.
The following is liz, OF Taxable Property. Re-
turns. &c: Lands Lots and buildings Articles
manufactured in this State, return to be made by
manufacturer Spirituous Liquors made and sold
Eugsics. Carriages, t;oil and Silver Plate. Watches
.cwcry and l'nnos. Professions. Employmcnts, &c,
including Newspapers. Insurance Express and Telc-
graph Companies. Photographers. Incomes from
Salaries. Rents Interests, &c Saw Flour and Grist
Mills Hotels, Restaurants, Butchers Billiard Tables
and Bar-liooms. Ferries. Public lacks, Drays and
BaPGasc Wagons Dogs. except for each Plan
ta'ion or inhabited lot III Town or Village - Can
,a,,,, .,,x on all Males !uwccu the gcs of twenty
one and fifty, AMI On -nll Sales q, Goods, Wares ana
Nc:cilnd!>" ,naa trc!n tic Isl day of january
'"i,i, +" Isl day ot January, 1867, nnl ::"m :, !ay
Of I"n'':'y. 1867. t" Isl day Of January. 1865.
Cotton G::ncI cn Toll is taxed 500 on cvcrv
iiuM III Dollars
Returns Of Sli,itaous Liquors and of Goods
Wares am: Merchandise sold since l't january
1851, viii be made for the Quarter ending with
March, and r,il ai the expiration OF each Quarter
taken during CoGr' Week nj Oran.chury, and the
Books will he closed on The 10Th of April!
Every Employer wl make Returns OF tho names
OF all Persons thm' are employed by him.
t'l Returns of Property will be made in person
and under 0alh. and paid in the District where the
Property is located, and no will be received
by mail, or otherwise. unless sworn TO according TO
luw.
Taxes will he paid only in Gold and Silver coin,
Cnitc'l States Treasury Notes. or notes declared to
be- legal tender hy The Government of the United
States. az notes Of National hanks or the bills re-
ceivnhtc of this State. pay certificates of Jurors
nn'l t"nsiahlcs for attendance on the Courts
N~i'" residents OF The Town of Orang gcburg are
requested To make their Quarterly and Genera: Re-
turns ON Wednesday and Thursday of Court Week
T. ". FAlKiY,
Assessor and Tax Collector OF Orange Parish
mar0 m
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20

ing ut Pap's persition hcaving in the road
that day"
"But, Bob, tell us about tho scrapo your
father got into with Mr. Morgan"
ooh, yes! well, you sec after Pap had taken
short nap ofabout 3 hours in the rain he felt
a lccttlc bcttcr-but kinder obfusticatcd about
| the head and stomach but howsomcycr he riz
an started agin for home. Now, you know,
Mister, Squire Morgan, he lives on the Notch
road, kinder up on the hill sortcr like, with
turnip patch jest on the right, which always
was notable for having good turnips in it.
Well Pap says to HIMSELF says hc-1 wonder
if fonc Of Squire Morgan's turnips wouldn't
help mc'-an with that he puts down the bars
an walks into the patch pulls one an sits
down on stump to cat it-an right thar agin
the dadrattcd old skunk ovcrdid the thing for
instead of jest eating the turnup an then eav-
ing for home, he jest slid down rite side of the
stump an whistlcd, hard times come agin no
morc'-whcn Squire Morgan hears it an comes
to the door an says, says hc-''IIello! Mister
Withors, CHATS Pup) please tell me what on
arth arc you doing in my turnip patch
whistling Of Hard times como agin no more
an with that he jest steps out in the road where
Paps' horse CHATS Jim) was standing, an
Pap he made his way thar too, an then Squire
Morgan he says to Pap, says hc Il say Mister
Withcrs what's that you've got in that ar dime
john? Says Pap 'Vin-vin-cgar, Squire can
Mister Withcrs what's that you've got in that
ar bag says the Squire. why that's pu-pu-
pup for m-nl-my son Bob says Pap. why l
never knew pups to grunt like hog Mister
Withcrs, says the Squire. 'Oh! that's
nc-nc-ncw spe-spc.spccics,' says Pap. "a new
species, laws alive! jest lets see it, says the
Squire; with that he cuts the string and out
drapt a cctlc white boar pig. Why, Mister
Withcrs"! says thcS1uirc. lem! Squire
says Pap, I sec how tits. Bob, Qhatsm son. }
put some Of nv rai*::g i::g " corn In snat ar bag
an noticed that same pig nosins around it.
an jest turned it wrong side out kinder like
| an shook the grain outcn it, an laid it down to
tend to some important business, an when |
| coined back it was hangin on the punmcl of
my saddle, and thinkin it was the pup Bob
told nc to fetch him. jest rid off with it,
w ell, now, that's all Jest as clear as mud, says
the Squire 4 sold that pig with its mate to
Capt 1-s, ut the c. H.: for 20 dollars
but jest tell me, Mr.. Wthcrs, how that ar pig
got inter that ar bag. All how that ar bag got
hitchcd to that az pummc of that ar saddlc?'
Now you've got me, SQUIRE says pap; with
out that ar pig got to roofing inter that ar bag
for some more Of that ar corn of my raising,
an turned it kinder rightsidc out, an couldn't
git out agn, an that ar notable family horse
thar, Jim, seeing the fix he was in, jss: slung
him onto the pummcl of that ar saddle
Whoa! jim. You tarnation mischcyous
crittcr, you-whoa! I say, Mister, come out
an see us. Patsy'll make you hoc-cakc Can't
go now. WE'LL come soon-good by. Now
Jim show the gentlemen how you can travel.
Git up!
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
- ELLG lou S:
Appointm

Il. Presbyterian.
vnIAoE-REv. A. F. DICKSON, every Sabbath ut
Z: =. q. and P. NJ.
Lecture every Thursday at 7aP.M
r. t. Episcopal
VILLAqR-REv. Styles MELL1cuAMr, every other
eabhath morning and afternoon.
Lutheran
days
Rsv. p. DRRR1cK-At st. Matthews lst aud Sd
Sundays. At Lebanon 2d and 4th Sundays.
- Baptist
VILLAaE-REv. Dn. I. d. DURHAM, 1st Sunday of
each month at p. NJ. and Sd Sunday of each month,
at IL A. NJ. and z. NJ.
RRv. Dn. I. D. DUnnAN-At Four Holes 1st Sun
day Of each month.
Rev. r. j. EDwARDs-At Poke Swamp School
House, 1st Sunday of each month Branchvillc, Cd
Sunday In oach month. Santcc 4th Sunday ofcnch
aenth.
nRv. W. F. CHArL1N-At Ebcnezer, 1st Sunday Of
each month. Canaan, Sd Sunday of each month.
Bull Swamp, 9TH Sunday of each month.
RRv. D. F. SrIoNER-At Antioch I'd and 4th Sun
days (morning.) Corinth, I'd and 4th Sundays (af-
ternoon)
REV. W. J. ss1pEn-At 'Glcngary School House,
LIST and Sd Sundays. Santec, (colorcd Sunday
School), I'd and 4th Sundays.
Methodist appointments for O,ungcloy Dis
trict s. C.. Conference, 2d Quarter.
ST. GEonaE's-April 9th and 7th.
UPPER ORASGr--Trinity, April 18th and 14th.
Providence bethlehem, April Goth and 21s
observation-disclosures, April 9th and 29th.
UPrER ST. MArTnEws-4lsbiry Chapel May 4tl,
and 9th.
OnANoEBuRG--Mny 1ltl md 18th.
Observation-Disclosures May 18th and 10Th.
Sr. MATTnEws-Tabernaclc, May 25th and 2Gth
BARNwELL-May 3lst
AIKEN AND Communicating 1s and I'd.
LExiNGToN-Shilo, June 9th and 9th.
EASTERN ORASGE-Whitc House, June l5,..; rrc
10th.
A. NJ. CIIRlETZBERG, L. E.
vILLAag-REv. W. G. CoSxER every Sabbath a!
liam
Rsv. W. G. CoNSER-At Prospect, 1st and 81 Sun
days (aftcrnoon) Zion, ID and 4th Sundays (aftcl-
noon.
Rev. JOHN INADINET-At Calvary 1st Sunday in
each month. Trinity, 2d Sunday in each month
Rev. j. s. CoNNEn.-At Providence, Cd and 9th
Sundays 103 A. NJ. AT Gcrizm, I'd and 18th Sun
days 81 p: NJ. at Target 1st and Sd SUNDAYS 1O1
A. NJ. At Bethlehem, 1st and Sd Sundays. .34 p.
NJ
s6 We will be glad to complete this list, and re-
spectfully invite the Clcrgymen of various dcnomi-
nations to send in their appointments and they will
DO inserted with pleasure among the above.
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TAX NOTICE
TO TILE TAN PAYERS OF ORANGE
PARISH

PARISH.
T WILL ATTEND ON TIKI. FOLLOWING DAYS.
y nj the following places, to Assess and Receive Re-
turns of Taxable property, and l other returns in
culing Cari.ation, az required ly nw
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"Surc," said Patrick, rubbing his head with
delight at the prospect of a present from his
employer, 81 always name to do my duty"
81 believe you, replied his employer, 'thcrc-
fore make you present Of all you have sto-
len from me during the past year" "Thank
yer honor" replied Pat land may all your
friends and acquaintanccs tratc you as literally"
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IN -EGUIrY.
NGEBUlG DISTRIC1

ORANG EBUNG DISTRICT.
The State Of South Carolina
Tx. Rel. In re lost documents
Solicitor Southern Circuit
Application having been made sE James W. Reed
ana wife and others for leave to prove the existence
loss and contents OF Deed Of Conveyance in Trust
made under order of The Court of Equity in Fcbrn-
airy, 1890. to Levi s. Tyler for the use of j. w
Reed and wife for joint lives. remainder to survivor
Tor lic and afterwards To The issue of the wife
On motion o. illusions X Lcc.rc, Solicitors for Ip-
plicnii II is ordered That all lceons who desire
$" I" d" may appear and civss examine The evidence
produced and introduce evidence IN reply before
me on the l1ih day OF November next
commissioners Office, V. II. JAMESON
Orangchurg G. II. Commissioners
Mar. %, 1867. XII
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