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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-15

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT VINCENNEs.
Viucennes was visited by destruc-
tive fire about 9 o'clock on Tuesday
night. A fire broke out in what is
known as the Wise building, corner
of Main and First Streets, across the
street between the American House
and the river, and despite all efforts
of the Fire Department, the building,
with most of its contents, was de-
stroyed. The building was occupied
by G. w. Wise, dry goods; J. f.
Kimbley, furniture rooms. and Badi-
olette, notions. Kimbley's loss was
very heavy, as he lost all his finest
furniture. The building belonged to
Messrs. w. sc. w. Wise.
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COMING SOUTH,

Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Viucennes. E'ville
Vineennes Ac .-......-.... 7:2D A N 200 a
Freight Il Ac. :ssa3A NJ 1880 r NJ 5:33 p
Mail.......-...-.... 3 :08 P NJ 5:25 p Y S:lsP N
N B-The Vincennes Accommodation
Train leaving at 2:t5 P. NJ, makes close
connect On with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad at Vincennes for st. Louis and
Cairo.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

Leave Hanson ---. .---.---.----..-.--.. ~ A ,
Arrive at Henderson-..-..-....,-. 7 So 4 II
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SHAwNEETowN, ILl.s-FoR SALE.
"A Spring stock Of Boots and Shoes,
with as good remunerative trade of
81, 600 or, $40 600 per year. together
with the best business stand in the
place. Boot and Shoe mandatory
connected. Address, p. o. Box No.
II, ShawneetoWn, Illinois.
aprlz-lW j. III. DURHAM.
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B7- Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at L. Il. d. HEIMANs.
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Fsrre Baute and IndianSpolis.

PROM TERRE HAUTT
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RaTLEEOAD TTaSe-TABTR'
EvaBsviIlo and Crawfordsviile.
GOING NORTH.

GOING NORTH.
Leave Arrive. Arrive.
evansville. Vincennes. T. Hauto
AcconnFod't'n, . 30 A NJ 10 so A II 4:l5
Alaal.-........----.. g: 10 A N II :55 NJ 1903
ViBcsnnes Ae 90 P n 81 p n
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eXcepteI-l z:uO i.
Arrive at Hanson ........ 40 Y.
GOING NORTH.
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BG The proceedings Of the Council
in this mornings JOURNAL are very
interesting. 1t will be seen that Mr..
Semonin has a majority of two votes.
Van Ripper proposes to prove that the
Republicans cast some illegal votes,
and the Council propose to give him
a chance. The Council will meet
again this morning, to proceed with
the case. A very large crowd was in
attendance yesterday, and we expect
the same to-day. Van Ripper is max
ing strong fight, and evidently dies
hard"
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PERsONAL-Among the strangers
registered at the Sherwood House
yesterday, were E. s. Russell, Esq,
Mount Carmel, Illinois; L. III. Day, of
the Elliptic Hoop Skirt man, and
George Violin, of Mount Vernon.
w. A. Bethel, an extensive tobacco
factor of Padueah, late of louisville,
has been stopping day or two in the
city, watching the tobacco market.
He seems to have been very favorably
impressed with the manner of doing
business here, and with the prospect
of establishing an extensive tobacco
market in this city, as we'll as with the
spirit of enterprise manifested by our
capitalists and business men.
G. M. Coleman, for years past mes
senger of the Adams Express Com
pany, on the Morning Star. has been
promoted to be agent of the company
at the Paducah Office. The company
could not have made better selec-
ton.
Geo. E. Greene, editor of the Vim
cennes San. was in the city last night
and was previously disappointed at
the failure Of the Opera House to
open.
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apr15 3t No. 9 First. Street.
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PITTsBURG, April If.-CIear and cold.
ThernIometer $50. A4onongahela four feet
and rising
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E. II. & N. R. R.. Northern Division

TRAINS GO ING SOUTH.
I .eava aanderson daily lSundays
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evening.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-20
Tribute of Respect.

AT q mOcting of Oliver Lodge No. 1873 A.
+. NJ, the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Great Archi-
tect Of tho Universe to remove from .nr
midst while in the ysor of manhood, Brother
n. r. F.'IIERL0NG, oiic of cur esteemed men,
bcre, andto arroint him to u more noble
work. BE it therefore
ReSolred, That in the death of Brother Y.
F. IIerlong. the Masonic Fraternity hns lost
an honorable Brother, and the community
the services Of n valued citizen, whose up
right character and unspottcd integrity
gained the respect of all his ncquantanccs.
Resolred, That in full appreciation of his
useful and honorable course with his breth
rem and follow-men. this Lodge, while it
humbiy submits to the dispcnsn,ions of Di-
vine Providence, will dcplorc his removal
from among us with sadness und sorrow.
Resotred, That page in the Minute Book
of the Lodge be left blank TO his memory.
Resoircd. That copy of this Preamble
and Resolutions be published in the ORANGE
BURG NEWS. and also one be sent to the fami-
ly Of the deceased. with the assurance of our
sympathy in their bereavement
ReSoiced, Tint each member of the Lodge
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days. 7. J. p. WALSH. Scc'y,
Oliver Lodge No. l33 A. r. NJ.
November llth 1860.
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Judge Carpenters Charge to the
Grand Jury in Charleston.

Our readers remember the shooting af-
fair in Council Chamber OH the night of
October oath. Upon that occasion AL
derman T. j. Mackey fired three shots ut
Alderman +. w. Nj. Mackey. In consc-
quence of this act, 7. j. Mackcy was in
dicted for assault with Il concealed
weapon" Upon this Indictment the
grand jury at the present term in Char
lesion returned mo bill"
Owing to the notorious circumstances
Of the act, and the strange return of the
grand jury,--Mr. Solicitor Seabrook
called his Honor Judge Carpenters at
tention to the case and requested that II
new indictment be given out to the grand
jury. His Honor, in an able charge to
the jury gave out new indictment and
bade them retire and reconsider their re-
turn.
The act and the language of Judge
Carpenter Ia worthy of note and praise
Every man, must find that his feeling of
commendation and admiration of this
high discharge of duty, will rise superior
to his political bias and prejudice. Hon
or to whom honor is due
The Grand Jury returned the indict-
ment against 7. j. Mackcy, reporting no
bill.
Il. B. Seabrook, Esq. acting for the
Attorney General Of the State, tlereupon
rose and said:
May it Please Your Honor:-I dis
claim the idea Of prosecuting any party
who stands before this Court criminally
accused, aud desire that only justice
shall be done. But the circumstances
Of this case are such that am compelled
MS the representative of the State, to call
your Honor's attention to the fact, that
while the party, against whom this
charge has been rlRde, may have valid
defence .-one which will avail him be,
fore the proper tribunal-thc prtma .facie
evidence against him is SO strong, that
in my judgment the Grand Juiy have
acted inconsiderately in making this re-
turn. | wish simply to do my duty in
this matter, without fear Of any man or
favor to him, and iDasmuch theas SUBJ
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Notice to Lien Creditors.
IN BANKRUPTCY

Ia the District Court of the United
States, for the District of South Carolina
In the matter of ABRAHAM AxTLEY Ey
Parte ID. LouIs.
All persons holding liens ngant the Estate
of Abraham Antlcy, Bankrupt are required
to establish the same before j. G.. Carpenter
Esq, Register i'll Bankruptcy. No. - liroad-
street Charleston, S, c., on or before the
18th, December 1869.
By order of the Hon, George S. Bryan.
Judge of the District Court of the United
States for the District Of South Caroinn.
l.. V DlBBLE,
nov ld~4t Assignee
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IL THECoURT OF PROBATE.

Whereas, Mrs. Elizabeth b. Barnett hath
applied to me for Letters OF Administration
on the Estate Of George W. Barnett late of
Orangeburs County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon:sh
MI am! singular the. kindred and Creditor.
OF the said deceased. To he and appear. be.
fore me. nj Court of Probate for the said
County I" he holden nj Grangcburg OH the
lst day of December. 1860. at 10 o'clock \.
W.. t" shew cause if any, why the said A,l-
min.stra'ion should not he granted
".T,: under my Hand and the Seal of Conr..
this 18th day Of Nov. 4. u. 1860. and in
the ninciy-thiri year Of American IN Il
pcn9cncc.
THAD. C. ANDREWS.
nov y -2t Jalsc OF Probate
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N0TicE TO k1EN-tREDIToRs.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In tie District Court of The United
States for the Di:tric, uf :, uth Carolina
In the matter of CAIEn c. SrrrmrNs
Bankrupt. Er poric =. V. DinnLr. Assignee
Persons holding liens against the Estate
of Caleb q. Stephens, Bankrupt az. required
To establish the same before j. G.. Carpenters
Esq. Register in Bankruptcy. No. ~ iirond
street, Charleston, 5. e. ca on before the ist
January. $50.
Ey order Of the Hon. George S. Bryan.
Judge of the Distr.c, Court for South caro-
lima.
P.V. DIEBlE.
Assignee Caleb O. St,rhtns.
n"v Odd bankrupt.
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IN sl.e Dtp.r14,t Court of ,,.,.

.N7IEV NT.kEFN-For Nouih f'grn-
'"''--Oc'"bfr 7''rhs 1853 ,ia ne V0itr nJ
tain H. Nc"s'. "f Hh'H.ri Co~uiy BnnArnpt
IF nm" i"r FHH G,-t Fio0i U,-rknryr IN
6~|rY''n. n.-h'icred. ''t',i II hearing lie l..i
on the nth day %! Dcccnih"r, \. u. 1869. N,
Federal tnmrt House in Columbia. s. g.: and
That all trrdii"rs. &C.; OF slii Bankrlpr
appear at said time and place and sinU
cause. n amy they can. why the prayer of The
Petitioner should not he granted. And ,ilai
'h" Second and Third meeting of Creditor,
OF sand Bankrupt will by he'll "a, rhr Office nf
j. e. Carpenter, Esq, Register of First and
Scr"n'! Congressional districts. :. G. on ,l,.,
9Th day nf December, y. D. 1869. mt I'm
by orlcr of the Court, the 9th ,lay of No
vcmbcr, 1868.
DANIEL lIOELBECK.
Clerk of the Bisirici Court of tho
United States for South Carolina.
nov q -,
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IN TIE COURT or PROBATE.

Whereas Drs. A. H. IIorgcr and II. W.
kcnner'y hath applied 10 me for Letters oc
Administrations, on the Estate of w. T. In
"hnnc', late OF Orangcburg County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admouish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
The said dcccascd to he and appear before
me at " Court of Probate for the snid Coun.
~ to he holden at 0rangcburg on the lst
day OF December, 1869, ut 10 o'clock \. VI.
to show cause if any, why the said Admins
trntion should not be granted
Given under my hand and the Seal of tho
Court, this 18th day of December. a. ID.
1869, and t:lc ninety fourth year Of Ameri.
can independence.
THAD G. ANDREWS.
nov 2o-H Judge of Probate.
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Tnthc D.strict cou.: of .,e

i TNI7EU NT.i7EN--Fo' S.,l,A Gutn.
ino-rc'"''y 2rrm. iSh9--in ihs Husc, ct
lain e. V""r'. of prlnJrburg rua'n Baa;-
f"pt-i'cMon for fMN anil fpa H,-chur.,. ,n
"hr"PicN-pr!crcd. that hearing hc had
on the nth day of Dcc"mh"r. A. H. 1859. ~
Federal Cour, House in Columbia. =. e.: and
that all Creditors, Sc. vi SAID i:,.mArurt au-
pear al said time and place and snow cau.c.
II any 'h"y can. why tine prayer Of the Pen
uoncr >h"u'l mrl be granted. AMI rli th..
Second "ni Third meeting Of Creditors vi
snil Bankrupt will he h.d al the oi.ic oi !
G. Carpenter. Esq. Register OF First ana So
cond Congressional Districts. $ C.. an lnc
1Ih day Of December. \. II. 1863. r II Vi
ky order of the Court Tic NH day of N6v,m-
.cmhcr. 1860
DANIEL UORiEECK.
Clerk Of the district Court of The
United States tor Sou.h Carolina.
nov IL =,
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H. PNNN nuN CgEANYrL
Notice to Lien Creditors,
IN BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court of the United
States for the District of South Carolina
In the matter of JANIS S. TmoMrsoN III
P0rfe MANY W. EmErT, Ex'x.
All persons holding liens against the Estate
OF James ;. Thompson. Bankrupt, are re-
quired to establish the same. before J. C..
Carpenter. Esq. Register in Bankruptcy.
No - Broad street. Charleston. = G. on or
before the 18Th dny of December, 1859
by order Of the Hon. George :. Ervan
Judge of the District Corr; of the United
States, for the District of South Carolina.
i. V. DlBBLk
nov i"-4t Assignee
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Sheriff S Sales.

l'y virtue of smndry wrirs OF d. "a. 10 ,,,
directed Will sell TO the highest tirhi...
at orangch''ry couri House. ON tho ar.t
Monday III December next, for cash th,
following property. viz: s-3s
Ono tract Of lnni containing fltt acre.
more or less. b,un :ci hy ". Wstt. A. n.
Carr. \ T.. Smoke and estate Of G.. J Iriuk
Levied on as the property of Mary Mcclure
at the suit of ID. j. Zoiglcr.
ALSO -,
Two tracts of land. one containinv ss
acres more or less. boupded north bs Abb
Hoard cart by 0wcH Philips, south by Yarv
y. FAR and ives; by G.. n. Stroman. Tho
other tract containing l00acres more or lass.
bounded north by Mrs Shuler. cast by Wrsg
Feikci. south hy Joshua Srromsn and r..t
by David Smell. Levied on ax the propertv
oi i,G. I. Bobo ;.t the suit of Paul u. Stro-
man (bearcr.)
One tract of land containing 300 nore.
mere or less, bounded north and east bv
"corSc Harley, south by J. NJ. Harley. west
ny Alvey Jones. Levied on asthe propertv
of Joseph Douglas at The suit Of j. II. Har-
ley.
One tract of land containing $50 acres
more or less, bounded north by Mrs. Grayea-
east hy DR.. j. w. Kcitt. south by Daniel
Riley and west by VIM. GafTney and DanieI
hliey. Levied on as the property of DIR. N.
'" kennerly atthc sui. of Daniel Riley.
ALSO
One tract oe land situat cd on Balls Branch
containing ilh acres more or less, bounded
by lands of A. b. Griffith, jesse Utscv. Il w
Fair and Mrs. Rcbccca Collier. LcIisd an
as the property of the estate of j. d, "
Collier Admir- l.. ID. Myers, Ex'rG. Myers.
ALSO
One tract of land containing 800 acres
more or less bounded ON the east by John
thompson and on all other sides bv So. Ca.
Il. X. Co. Levied on as the property Of L.
X. Howell at the suit of John p. Berry.
Guardian
One tract of land containing 400 acres,
more or less, on Long Branch. bounded north.
ny y. d. Holman and AbFam AmaKer. south
by ID. j. Rumph and estate Henry Oliver.
cast by estate Jacob Cutler and west by WIN,
SiS'runk. Levied on as the property ef wm-
ID Oiiv, + at the suit of G.. l.. S. Sistrunk.
ALSO
On Tuesday after salesday in December
next, will sell at the ResiRcnce of w. d.
oiiver; the following personal property, to
Wit One Mule, One Mare and colt. One
Wagon, One Carriage. 10 or IL Head Of CAT
tic, % or 30 head 81 hogs. l20 Bushels Corn.
LOCO pounds Fodder. 75 bushels Coit:n N Seed.
ana Household and Kitchen Furniture.
20--.td.
ShcrifTs Oflice, N RIGGS
""S"'g S =. 90 d., >. c. s. o. C.
nov l3 .i:
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Assignee's Sale.

IN BANkRuPFCY-Int the matter of CALEB
IT, STEPHENS, Bankrupt, Er porfe p V. DIs
BILE Assignee.
by virtue of an order of sale from tho
Honorable District Court of the United
States, for the District of South Carolina.
will sell at public auction ut the residence
of DIR. Caleb. e. Stephens, Fork of Edisto.
ornngeburg County. on Thursday the 2d De.
cember next, at II o'clock A. NJ. the person.
al property of above named Bankrupt, con
sisting of Horses, - Shonts pnd Pigs, 3
Goats, Ycnrling, Buggy and Harness, Car
rage and Harness, Gcnrs and no Bushels of
Corn,
Conditions Cash Immediately after tho
sale
p. V. DlBBLE, Assignee,
Caleb G. Stephens, Bankrupt,
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In the Disiric. Court of the

UNITED STA TES-tor Souh Cdro.
h,d- Ocfob,r Term. 1850 In Mc Ualcr of
C0icb q. Stephens, OrngcLn,g Comniy. Bqni-
r"pt- !dHon .t'r fWN and F.toi Umc5Grgt IN
HoHhr"P'cH. Ordered. that Il l,"aring h. had
on the !iI day Of D,c,mhcr. \. ID. 1869 mt
Federal Court House i'll Columbia. s. C.; and
that all Creditors, Nc. of said Bankru,t an
pear ut said time and place. and show cause,
If any they can, Why the prayer Of thc Ec,i-
TONER should not be granted. And that the
Second and Third meeting Of Creditors of
said Bankrupt will be held at the office of ]
c. Carpenter, Esq, Register of the First and
Second Congressional Districts. s. C.. on the
9TH day of December, A. ID. ls69 ut I'm
by order of the Court, the 9th day of Novem-
bcr, 1869.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the district Court Of tho
United States for South Carolma
NOV ~ 4,
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NOTICE TG LIEN CREDITORS
IN BANkRUPTCY

In thr Disiric, Court Of the United
States, i,r the District # South Carolina
In the matter of lIe>rY L. SMoAK. Bank
rnrt' hT p0r'' =. V. DinrIr. Assignee.
Persons holding liens against The Estate Of
ll'mrN l.. Sm"ak, Bankrupt, arc required 10
establish the same before !. G. Carpenter.
Esq, Register in Bankruptcy No. - Broad
street. Charleston. 5. c. on or before The
goth December next.
BY order of the Hon. George s. Bryan.
Judge of the District Cour; of the United
States for South Carolina
L. V. DlBBLE.
nov Odd Assignee II. l.. Smoak
Bankrupt.
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In ne District Cour, Of ,,,n

Il tNITED NT.tTES-for .Sonth carr.
h"d-Ociobcr Tcrm. lSl9-h tie .Kai,r of
'|ohn IL SeaSe, cf BaT"reN Comfy. Bank
Pe''i"n FOR Fnl anil Eimal U,scaargs an
H''"ET"pfc~--ordcrcd. that hearing be had
on the "'h day OF iiecCmbcr. \. u. 500. at
Federal Couu l;",tsc in Columbia. s. G.; ami
that MI Creditors. &c. of said liankrunt an
pear at said time and place, anil show cause.
II any Ih"y can. why The PRAYER of Tue pcti-
toner should moi be granted And that the
Second and Third H,celing Of Creditors of
sail bankrupt will he held u, the Office of i.
L. Carpenter. Esq. Register of First and
SECOND Congressional Districts. :. c.. on the
,th day Of ''cccmhcr. \. ID. 1865 ut l2M.
by "r'irr nf the Court. the 9Th day of Noyeu,.
bor lSC3.
DANIEL IlORLBECK.
Clerk Of tho District Court of the
United States for South Carolina.
nov II ~
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The Fair Mt Columbia.

The State Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Fair is over, and has proved decided
success In its material results the &C.
casion ism important one. An impetus
has bocn given to all branches of indus
try, nh encouragement to all kinds Of
agricultural ;and farming enterprise.
FhcTasf throng representing the energy
and strength of the State. have separated
to their homes, refreshed and cheered by
the tokens of progress aud restoration
cent up from all parts; the bright festiv-
ity has ended leaving only happy rccol-
lections; tho carnival Of the harvest
season, has sped, but its rich fruits, and
productions, aud the glad feelings Of con-
tent, and hopes for the future, lingcr as
the happy memorials Of the OCCASION
Our people can well cxult at the issue.
Despite afff their ills, too familiar to need
enumeration, they have exhibited to
themselves and to the stranger, that by
their prowess of pride, energy, and in
dustry; they will restore their pristine
prosperity. No brighter scene occurs in
the annals ofpeoples No grander, trophy
of the triumph of tho artr of peace is
exhibited than upon this Significant oc-
casion. "Out of the depths" of their
prostration and ruin by their great rcso-
luton have they given this high assu-
rance OF their ultimate and glorious vim
dication. To the people of our own
county, we would offer this bright en-
enlargement, and deepen the impressions
of cheer. Despite your ruins, despite
anarchy and misrulc, despite the abnor-
NAL and monstrous alteration of your
government, despite these, and over all
these, will your integrity, and energy,
ultimately and yloriou>ly triumph. Yes?
your integrity will receive its reward, and
your energy of effort will be reflected in
splendid success.
Words of cheering import would we
give to you, now, for they speak almost
themselves, from out the bright festival
OF the State that has just closed
We have space to note but few of
the premiums:
A portable steam engine manufactured
by Richard Tozer, of Columbia, won
gold medal
Master G. T Mason, of Sumter. eich.
teen yeSrs Of age, received spccia!
complimentary premium Of silver medal
for a miniature steam engine.
Messrs. Childs, johnson e. Co., (Sa-
luda,l Geo. w. Williams & CO., (Batcs-
ville,) ard ID. Il. Convcrs, (Bivingsville,)
received premiums for superior home
manufactures of yarns. osnuburss, etc.
Mr.. j. NJ. Crawford, Columbia. re-
ceived the highest premium for best bale
of upland cotton.
Miss Rosa Dantzier, Orangcburg, the
premium for best piano cover.
Thos. G. Bacon. Edgcticld, best thor
ough bred 3 year old
General johnson IIagood, Barnwell,
received premium for 3 year old light
draft horse.
Col. A. d. Goodwin, Orangcburg,
premium for pony stallion years old.
Joseph Bates, Richland, presented the
best pair Of match ponies, South Caro-
lima raised.
I. S. Bulow, Collcton, best Chester
pigs, 4 months old
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-20

Attention Elliott Hook and Ladder
COMPANY!

~ Special Meeting Of the above Company will
he held Mt Engine House Hull" OH Monday
the Odd inst, mt d o'clock full and pune
tual attendance is requested as business of
importance will be transacted.
I'y order of JoHN A. II I,MiLTox, Foreman.
nov 20-1t C. S. BULL. Secretary.