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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-06-05
TILE NEW MAaAzINE.-We call at.

TIE NEW MAaAzINE.-We call at.
tention of all who are interested in the
development of our resources and the
prosperity of our country to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogs-
well. Such journal as they propose to
publish is what is needed, and the names
of the proprietors afford perfect guaran-
tee. that the work will not only he done,
but that it will be well done. Our people
have been too much in the habit of going
abroad for instructors and information,
and yet, who knows our wants and our
means as we'll as those who live among
and are of us. We have also been too
careless and culpably blind to the pn-
numbered bounties, which the Creator
bestowed upon us. Our climate, our
soil, our mountains, rivers and forests
teem with wealth, but the South has
been short-sightcd, indifferent and guo-
rant hitherto. Owing to the once ''pecu-
liar institution of the fair, sunny, South, !"
it might still have beon wealthy, if it had
not been extravagant, and it shall, and
it must become one of the most prosper
GUS and desirable countries on the globe;
if only our true men and noble women
will put fcr-h their strength in the fear
of the Lord. Light though is needed,
concentrated efforts are required, and
the good work must be done here and by
ourselves. What to do and how it is
best done; what to hold fast, reject and
adopt; to instruct, to- counsel and 70
warn, is what the State -Iyricuitural and
Mechanical Magasinc undertakes to do
and it will do it too We wish it success
and recommend the Magazine nnhesitat-
ngly.-Colnmbia Lutheran Visitor.
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TAYLOR's PATENT
Saw Sharpener and DeepeneI
For Gang aud Crcular Say Nus.

For Gang aud Circular Say Afills.
"AVING purchased the Patent Right for
the State Of South Carolina, for the
above, we are now prepared to fiji orders for
the same.
The advantage Of this Machine are econo-
my, despatch and perfection in keeping all
kinds of saws in perfect order.
BY it's use, the teeth of the Saw are kept
at a uniform depth, angle and size.
Fully one-fouth (4) and better lumber can
be cut per day where this machine is used,
the Saws running straighter, freer, faster
and cut smoother.
saw can be sharpened in FIVE minutes,
and in the most perfect manner. The price
Of the Machine can be saved in few months
in the cost Of files and labor. For further
information apply to
CHISOLM BROTHERS,
Charleston, s. C.
may 30 wee I'm
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Proceedings of Council.
CouNo1L CHAMBER,

ORANGEBuRa, s. c., June, /, 1869.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, the Intendaut, Wardens Nc
Namara, Cornelson and Oliveros.
Minutes of last meeting were read and
confirmed.
Committee on Streets reported that
the work done on Russell.street by Mr..
Ransdale, has been performed as per re-
quirements of contract and recommend
that his bill amounting to Sl2O be paid
The open we'll on Mr.. Easterlin's lot,
corner of Russell and Broughton Streets
having been reported in a dangerous con-
dition. 1t was moved and seconded that
the clerk notify Mr.. Easterlin request
ing him to fill up the well, or have SUBJ
stantial fence put around his lot, before
the expiration of 80 days from above
date. In the event of non compliance,
it is ordered that the council see that the
evil is corrected at the expense of the
owner OF said property-also, an open
well. i'll an exposed and dangerous con-
dition. on the open premises of John G.
Rowe, to which the above requirements
specially apply.
A communication, in behalf of the
"Comet Fire Engine" from the Sd AS
sistant and Secretary Of the Board OF
Fire Masters, respectfully ask, from
Council, the following appropriation for
the repair of the same, viz:
Al feet Sheet Lead.
8 pounds Brass Tacks.
4 pounds Solder
1t was moved and seconded that the
appropriation-( having for its object the
welfare Of the property of the citizens of
orangeburg)-be granted, and the In-
tendant is hereby authorized to take
steps to furnish the articles needed, as
early as practicable.
The Committee on Hygiene and Po.
lice of Orangeburg would again enjoiu
upon her good citizens the necessity and
Importance of keeping their premises
free from garbage and filth; thcreb,
preserving, in a material degree, tn,
good health of the Town.
No further business Council adjourned
until lst Tuesday in July.
N. A. BULL,
Intendant.
f. j. OLIvERos, Clerk.
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RELIaIOUs.-Dr. I. d. Durham. Pas.
tor of the Orangcburg Baptist Church,
nor two weeks past has been conducting
protracted meeting at Providence
Church. This is newly erected .dificc.
and was organized into Baptist Church
the fourth Sunday in May last On last
Saturday and Sunday, the Doctor bap-
tized twenty converts, nineteen of whom
were originally members of the Metho-
dist Church, and one of them a class
leader, Mr.. Amos Rookie,
The sacred right of Baptism will be
conferred upon five candidates, at this
place, in the Orangcburg Baptist Church,
ON the night of the second Sunday in
this month. The good work is progress
ing.
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There are some persons who seem to
think that the Board Of County Com
missioners had the Tax Assessment of
this County raised by their representa-
tions to the State Board of Equalization.
We are authorized to give this a.fat con-
tradiction, and to state that the County
Commissioners are as much put out about
the mater as any one.
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THE SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR.-T
June number of this valuable and high
ly Interesting agricultural magazine has
been received. The table of contents is
varied, treating upon every branch of
agriculture and domestic economy
Every farmer aud planter should enrol
their names among its subscribers. VIM.
u w. l.. Jones, Athens, Ga, editors and
proprietors Terms, 81, per annum.
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An article will be found under our
Editorial head in relation to the County
Township elections. Its object is q
good one. and we earnestly urge our
whole people to throw aside politics and
put good men in these positions-men
who have the interest of our country at
heart. A tremendous influence can be
welded by these officers In the domestic
transactions of our County. See to it
then, that good and true men are placed
in position.
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THE TAxEs.--We see hand bills post
ed on the streets of our Town, calling a
meeting of the Tax Payers, on Monday
next, to take into consideration the rails
ing of the Assessment of property in this
County by the State Board of Equaliza
tion, from 81, ,444,O69, the Return of our
Assessors, to $4,332, ,2O7.
AT the same time that we denounce
this movement Of the State Board OF
Equalization fragrant outrage upon the
people Of our County, an act denouncing
our whole people as pcrjurers-and not
TO DC justified by, any explanation-we
would caution this called meeting to dc
nothing rash. IF the powers that be
sny we must pay this tax we will have it
TO do, but we can do it under protest
and then test the matter in our courts.
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-INFANTICIDE.-Ac colored woman was
arrested and lodged in the Jail at this
place the other day for the murder of
her child directly after its birth. The
evidence before the Jury of Inquest was
to the following effect-about two weeks
since, some children in hunting turkey
nests, in Mr.. McKewn's wheat field
came across the child, where it was
thrown by its mother-as soon as she
found it was discovered she removed it
behind the garden fence of Mrs. Hall
where it was again discovered, and one
of Mrs. Halls servants placed it in a
box. The mother got hold of ita gain
and threw it in the woods, when a
CUlored man made her show him where
she had placed it, and then buried it. The
finding of the Jury Of Inquest was, that
che child came to its death by the hands
of its mother.
She is daughter Of the notorious
Joe Larkins, who says a white man has
tao rights in this country, and that he
intends to import immigrants from a fri
ca to strengthen the radical party.
Though convicted felon, and not al
lowed to vote, he had more influence, at
this poll, in the tlate election of Cain us
School Commissioner, Than any other
colored man in the Township.
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SoALAwAaER1E.-We have received

SoALAwAGERIE.--Weh have received a
note asking us to stop sending our "Scal-
awagerie," to we'll, we won't
publish his name-but will state that we
served four years in the Confederate
Army, in the trout, while the above cor
respondent run mud grist mill, which
ground four quarts of corn per diem, of
which he received one quart as toll, and
was thereby exempt Scalawagerie!
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We have received from Messrs. Walk
or, Evans Il Cogswell number of copies
in pamphlet form, of the proceedings of
the Agricultural Convention, which re-
Gently assembled in Columbia. Our
agricultural friends can be supplied by
calling at this Office
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Mr. j. w. PATrERsoN-As will be
seen by reference to advertisement, has
just received fine lot of Dry Goods and
Groceries, also fine assortment of Fish
ing Tackle Give him call.
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE OEANoEuuno News,
June 4, 1869.
CoTTON.-No sales to report, prices are,
however, in favor of the seller, with an ad-
vancing tendency.
RouGH RicE-Dull and declining at 81 10
per oushcl.
Corn LOO. Peas 95.
Pindcrs, 30lbs to bushcl, ST so.
SlLN u
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COnsignees per South CarOIinaRail-
road Remaining in the Depot to
Date.
A. IIydrick, u. II, Salley, ]. Brown.
NJ. Bull, J. H.. Livingston, j. d. Jones, w.
T.. Witt, j. Easterling, J. II. Fielder, j. C.
Hoover, j. w. Huffman. H. d. Cook.
In accordance with orders received from
the Superintendent, Storage will hereafter
be charged on Goods remaining in the Depot
for an unreasonable longth of time.
w. C. MEREDITH, Agent.
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COMING CoMET.-A comet, superior
in size and iustre to Encke's is nightly
expected. Celestial curiosity seekers are
promised this novelty, sometime IL this
month. 1t is the return of Wineck s
comet, which has been whisking its tail
through space for ever so many years.
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IHE WEATHER.--For the past two
weeks has been hot and dry. The yegc-
tation ia our gardens are suffering severe
ly for rain.
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An octogenarian says: II was born at
the wrong time. When was young
man, young men were of no account
Now | am old, l find old men are of no
account"
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CoTToN.-We went over few fields
OF Cotton the first Of This week, and the
stand and growth of the weed made us
feel sad. Last year this time, Cotton in
these fields were in bloom-this year it
Us just above the ground, yellow leafcd
and sickly. We would not give fifty
dollars for ten acre field of it. Ii
what We saw is a fair sample, which we
hope not, of the Cotton in the County,
our farmers in that staple are bankrupt.
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JUST T. pEsED.-It will be seen by
advertisement that Mr.. John Robinson
is ready to Marc the people-honcstly,
however.
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Assignee's Sale.

IN BANKRUPTCY-ln the matter of SAM.
uEL 4. l2LAB Bankrupt
BY virtue of an order of sale to me direct
cd from the Honorable District Court of the
United States, for the District of South
Carolina, will sell at Public Auction at
orangcburg G. H., $. c., on Monday the 9TH
day of June. 1869, at the usual hour of sale,
All that Plantation or Tract of Land lying
in Prince Williams Parish, Beaufort County.
5. C., known the white House Tract"
and lying on the road leading to Pocotaliro,
containing 2O3 acres more or less, bounded
by lands of estate of Samuel Lewis and B
Mcbride.
Conditions--One-half cash, balance in one
year, secured by bond bearing interest, and
mortgage of the property. Purchasers to
pay fer papers and stamps.
+. V. DIBBLE, Assignee.
Eotatc Samuel lzlar, Bankrupt.
may III nd
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURoH.--Services
Tomorrow morning at eleven o'clock by
Rev. j. D. A. Brown of Florence, in the
afternoon at five o'clock by Rev. Edward
Palmer of Walterboro.
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Ses advertisement of DIR. TUFTS pre-.
parations. These medicines arc highly
recommended. For sale by DR.. Olive
rus.
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Mr.. Collier advertises an extensive
sale at Auction, as Receiver for j. III /.
Fielder a. Co.
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SATURDAY, JUNE s, 1869.

THE ORANGEBURG NEWS is
THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED
IN ORANGEBURG COUNTY, AND
PAYS WEEKLY VISITS TO
EVERY HOUSE AND HAMLET
I'M THE COUNTY.
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NEW GOODS.

THE L SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
L informs his friends of
ORANGEBURG AND BARNWELI,
that he has taken the SLATER STORE at
IS 4 W b T. IL G
where he is now opening n complete and
select stock of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, FANCY ARTICLES,
and in short everything to be found in first
class Store, to which he invites their nttcn-
tion, and which will be sold AT the LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICES.
My business Mt GRAIIAAIS TURN OUT
will still be continued under the direction of
Mr.. Il. ID. HOLMAN, who will bc glad TO
see his friends. f. l.. SALINAS
may Sim Banbcrg, $. C.
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The Court of Claims has adjourned un-
til October.
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The State of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG In Equity.

John u n F,;rov Bill for INDUCTION,
W toset aside irregular
Burns ID. Myers, Ex'r. PtoTeeu'hgs' 10 mar
Relief
II appearing to my satisfaction that Sarah
Pullman and Elizabeth nolley, two of the De-
PENDANTS i'll this Case, are absent from and re-
side beyond the limits of This State, onmotion
OF lzlar X Dibblc, Cemplainant's Solicitors,
it is ordered: That the said Sarah Pullman
and Elizabeth Holley do appear and plead,
answer or demur to the Complainant's said
Bill within the time prescribed by law. or the
said bill will be taken pro contcsso against
them.
Clerks Office, GEORGE BOLIVER,
orangeburg, 5. c. c. c. =.
March %, 1869.
mar - 3m
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Also all kinds Of
LIQUORS, WINES, PORTER.
ALE, ETC, at reduced Prices.
We have fine lot of FAMILY FLOUR
from Jno. CAMPSEN & CO.'S Mill, Charles
ton, put up in small SACKS very low.
We offer for sale the RECIPE for making
JACkSON'S UNIVERSAL WASHING CONF
POUND and JACKSON'S LAUNDRY SOAP
for One Dollar, which has given satisfaction
to all 10 whom we have sold.
We will buy COTTON and all other PRO
DUCE, giving the highest market price, or
ship for any one, FREE of CHARGE and
make LIBERAL ADVANCES ON the same.
F. II. w. BRIGGMANN s. co.
nct z To-
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See Mr.. Hamilton's advertisements
Court House Store.
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ALSO
Sallcy vs. Corbett.

Under order in Equity in this case. | will
sell for cash, at Orangeburg C. H.. on Mon
day bh June next, the estate in remainder
expectant, upon the determination of Mrs
Ursula Corbctts Dover, in the following
lands which were of w. II. Corbctt. deceased
viz
The homestead on Goodland Swamp. con-
tanning $50 acres, bounded by lands of H.
YOn, w. Phillips and j. Corbett
"Thc Ehney place" on the Orangoburg
Road containing 90 acres. and bounded by
lands of A. Porter, B. Phillips and j C. Fan
ming, and
The undivided half of the rampey place.
S44 acres. Purchasers 10 pay 70. papers.
SheriH's Oihce, III. RIGGS,
orangcburg C. H., S. c., soc.
Mays, 1869.
may I'd
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sher1iifff,.ss If Sales.

BY virtue of sundry wris of Fl. fa., to me
directed viii sell TO the highest bidder
at Orangcburg Court House, on the first
Monday i'll June next, for cash the follow
ing property, viz:
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at Orangcburg Court House. on the first
Monday III June next, for cash the follow
ing property, viz:
ALSO
All the right, title and interest of Albert r.
Taber, in thetolowing two tracts of land situa
ted in the County of Orangcbu 2. one contain
ing 80 acres and known rs the Daniel Karic K
tract, and the other known rs the Buckcit
tract containing 80 acres more or less
Levied on as the property of the said Albert
Il. Taber, AT the suit Of Josiah NJ Crossw ell.
ALSO
One Steam Saw Mill of 30 Horse Power.
situated in the Edisto Fork near Mr.. Daniel
Smokes, with the Betting Saw and all Fix
lures belonging tn Steam Saw Mill &
Mules, l Wagon, Timber Carts with fix
lures, about 10000 feet Lumber. . Saddles.
parcel of Gccrs and Cooking Utensils. All
but Mill and Mules will be sold on Tuesday
following Sulcsday at the Mill Levied on ns
the property of Il. p. Antlcy & j. w. Dantz-
Ter at the suit of j. ID. Stroman.
ALSO
One tract of land, CONTAINING 5o4 acres
more or less. Levied on as tn property of
Elisha Baggott ut the suit of William Knots
80 bushels Corn, 800 lbs Fodder. g head
Cattle, 10 Hogs, Gun, Household and Kitch-
en- Furniture, II quantity of Plantation Tools.
and other articles usually found on n farm.
Levied on as the property of Jesse Il. Shrer
at the suit of VIM. r. Watt
ALSO
One tract of land containing 20 acres more
or less, belonging to estate place of Charles
IL. irlcK. Levied on as the property of {. Il.
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Parish of CaIcasieu,
November 18th, 1868.

.-.l- u-sr November 18th, 1868.
IN accordance with the first section of
/ an Act of the Legislature entitled
. 4" An Act to organize the Parish Courts
of this State, etc, ;" approved Septem-
tember 4th, 1868. A regular term Of the
Parish Court for the trial of all classes
of cases of which said Court may have
jurisdiction, will be held at the Court
House at Lake Charles, commencing on
the third. Monday of january, A, D.,
1869, and Of every second month there
after. A term Of said Court will also
10 held each month, beginning on the
third Monday thereof, for the trial of
Probate causes, and the disposition of
such Probate business as is required to
be done in open Court.
49,, DAVID J, READ,
Parish Judge.
November Il, 1868.
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ScOtt's Monthly Magazine.
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Proceedings Of the Police Jury
CALLED SESSION.

| A'-N&--' e ASO-N. II
Cole, of LIST ward Franklin Hay.
of End ward J. L, Bilbo, of Sd
ward; Johnathan Wing, of 4th
ward; Thomas j Lyons, of 9Th
ward. The 9Th, 7th and 9Th wards
were not represented. r.... .-..
On motion, Re8olUed, that Ma
thaniel Vincent, Jacob EleRdor
and George RiEes, ST., be appoin-
ted Sellers of unbranded stock in
the 4th ward for two years.
ResolDsd, that j. O. L6bleu and
VIM. Holland be appointed sellers
of unbranded stock in the Sd ward
for two years. ....'a 4" ...
Resolved, that the following per-
sons be appointed oyerseers of
roaks: Alexander Stein from the
sand gully to the first gully below
II. Moss house; Levi Elendor,
from Moss gully to Black Bayou !;
VIM. Smart from HOrtman's Ferry
to Houston gully !; Adolph Escou-
bas from the Houston gully to the
II mile post; Benjamin Lyons
from 12 mile post to Is mile post ;
Gabriel Robinson from Is mile
post to "a mile post and John
B. Granger from "a mile post to
Turner's Ferry, on Sabine River.
ResoJoed, that Malachi Lyons be
appointed overseer of the road
from Big Woods to Isaac Clarke's
on Bayou Shoupeak, and David
Lambert from Isaac Clarke's to
Lastie's Marsh.
Resolved, that Fl. D. Nix, VIM.
Lyons, James Fancher,
and Hampton Porter be
appointed as a committee to mark
out a public road from FL. D, Nix's
ON the Sabine River to Big
Woods. .."
Resoleed, that the resolution re-
ouiring unbranded stock to be ad-
Eertised two days, passed Feb. 8th
1869, be repealed. ... .H-.
Resolued, that a charter for q
toll bridge across Barnes Greek
be granted to Philam Cox for the
term of five wears, at the following
rates: Wagon or OK cart, 90 cts;
buggy, 25 cts; man and horse, 10
cents; footman or lead horse, 81
cts. .l- . -.ua .... ~. -......
> Resolved, that George Scarbor-
ough be authorized to get nails
and lumber to repair the bridge
on Kioshe's Cooley. #a "-. ....."
Resolved, that there be an ap-
oropriation of $50 for the support
IF Pauline Avrille, a pauper, and
that drafts be issued quarterly to
Eloit Avrille in her favor. ..
RESOLVED, that the 4th Ward be
divided, commencing at the West
Fork of Caloasieu River, running
no said River to the mouth OF
Greek, thence up said
Greek to the Military Road, thence
west along said Road to Hickory
thence down said Branch
% West Fork, thence down the
West Fork to the point of COM
nencing-the territory thus boun-
led to be designated as the 9th
ward, with the voting precinct OF
said warb to be at A. J. MoLel-
Iand's--that VIM, Bilbo, VIM.
Teale and Philam Cox be appoint
ed commissioners OF election in
said 9th ward. -0-. |
RESOLVED, that an election be
held ON the Sd day of July, 1869,
for Police Member from said 9th
ward,
iourn until 0 o'clock tomorrow
a 80 o.
The Police Jury met on June
stb. pursuant to adjournment the
day before, Members present the
same as yesterday.
REsoLyEn, that the Parish Lat
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CRICasieU,
PaI'OiSsG
10 Novenbre 1868.


OONFORAIEAIENT a la premiere
v Section dun acte de Ia Legislature,
intitul6, ''Une Acte pour organiser les
Cours de Paroisse de Get Etat, " approu-
v6 4me jour de Septembre 1868. On
terme r6guier de Ia Cour de Paroisse
sera tenu d la Maison de Cour de cette
Paroisse, en- la vile de Lac Charles, le
3me Lundi de Janvier, A, D., 1869,
pour la disposition de toutes les causes
ct affaires done cette Cour peut avoir
jurisdiction, ct tout les deux mois ce
suivants. On terme de Ia dite Cour
sera aussi tenu, oommeneant le 3me
lundi de ohadue mois, pour toutes
causes de preuves ct de SUGGESTIONS, ct
pour la disposition de toutes afaires de
preuves ct. SUGGESTIONS qui doivent 6tre
faites en- Cour ouverte. LIE premier
terme sera tenu le dit 3me Lundi de
Janvier 1859. e.. ~ ---.
... ~. D. j.. READ,
IA Nov, 1868. Jpge de Paroisse.