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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-16

There was Q man who lived in Casa
county, Georgia. many ysars ago. who
had once been IN the stale legislature.
and never neglected an oppoEtnnity 10.
emphaGiss the iAct Hs was q sesptio
as 10 new dlsrOverics aud Tie new sci
sncss. beng perfectly sAtisasd thai 4
the world should tarn over. eli the wa
Lsr would spill out bia sell and only
gave IL u steam cars by slow dsgssaa.
Bot ell the viAls of has eonts0ps were
poured out upon the idea Of tele-
graph, Rnd hs wAa won't 10 lAy thai no.
body need Try 10 cone the green over
him thai wAy. far be had besn In the
legislature Finally lhs state road wsa
built. and one day workpsa began 10
put up telegraph posta fight 10 tront Of
Bis house. and 70 sirstch tbs wSe.--
His sxuitant Dsaghbors thoaght thsy
hAd him on thai occasion. and asked:
We'll. old iellow. whAi do yoa think u
the tslsgrspbs ao~Y he was corner.
Cd bat died game. Drawing himself
up Al inch taller. bs Asid: 0sntlsmAn.
when / was In the legislature ] gave
this subject my attentive consideration
and / said tAsn Is sAy now. thai Il
may do lot letters And small bandlss,
but il never viii take cotton bale
never
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An Ohio journal pointedIy remarks
that every cord o. wood given 70 the
poor will be 80 much fuel saved iEom
use in the neHt World
"a little Baffalo girl wants To know
II HoAs are white becAnsS Asr uncls
told her thai Macy he'd little lamb
with deas As white as snow,
"A little boy out west was asked il
he knew where liars wsnL and answer
ed ysa---they went 10 New York 10 write
for the papers
An anetioRssr Esesntly advertised
for sale large quantity Of oil pant
inga by some oi the ancient masters OF
ths day
Some OF the Illinois farmers are
marrying the dumb females from the
Jaekspnyille asylaa. and they declare
thsy make damb good wives.
DIR. Styles of Brooklon says that
much OF the exorement OF horses and
other animals is ground into dust,
which gets INTO the ail. and thence in
TO our food and drink,
ITO keep cider sweet Tor winter use
take Of grated horse radish root one
quart, aud one box Of ground mustard
to q berrel Of cider. putting il in imme-
diately after making This has kept
cider sweet from November 10 April. -
It is the best Of all the recipes
1t appears that when The French
feet visited Spithead, England. the Ad-
miral in command Of the English feet
signalled TO all the officers Of tho squad
ron who could speak French 10 acoom.
pany the pilots on board the French
vessels, But one officer ansysred the
signal.
A smart old lady at Portland few
days ago was seen on q ra lroad track
q short distance before q train. The
engineer whistled and rang the bell,
but 10 no purpose. She contidusd 10
walk on until she was unceremcnionsiy
seated on the cowcatcher. When the
train completely stopped she aighIed
and very pleasantly said 10 the engi-
neer, i heard your whistle. but tho't
it WAS irom tug boat | am much
obliged to you for stopping.
The cities Of Minneapolis and 81.
Anthony. in Minnesota. are threatened
with q serious and most amazing Ca
lamity nothing less than the diSap-
pearance Of the Falls of st. Anthony
from the mississippi river. II appears
that in s1eayating tunnel ior mill
race on Hennepin Island, . vast cav
ern. extending under aud below the
Falls, was penetrated. The stream has
broken into the cavern. and the whole
body Of the river threatens, for the ia
ture 70 run under. instesd Of oysr. the
rocks which create the ialls Such q
performances BY the eccentric father Of
rivers, would utterly ruin the two siLiss
whose prosperity iepsnda upon the sx-
tensive water power which tho Falls Of
st. Anthony have heretofore furnished.
A thousand men are al work night and
day trying 10 stop mp tho entrance to
the snbtsrranean sluice way. bat the.
amazing ioros ~ tbs water is sAid 10
defy ali their efforts.
There Was 9 man who lived in Casa
county, Georgia. many years ago. who
had once been in the stale legislature.
and never neglected ah oppoEtaniiy 10
emphasiss the fAct Hs was q seeptio
as TO new dlseoveries aud tAe new sci
sncss. bsing perfectly sAti1Gsd thai 4
the world should tara over, ell The wa
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fAsy were peinfaily kfliciAs, have heeA radically
saTva ID sdeh great Hembers u AlHaost every ssd.
on of the eoasaEy, tAf ne pohlte eeareely sSed 70
be infosmsA q lis virsaes cF nsss.
s<fufalens poiaon ia ona of the moGs destructive
saanies q surrase oftsa, tkis unseea aAa Hhfsls
sanAba sf thf esggnssa uaacrninss The eDnsgimsom.
ASS inv sss s AiiAk e siessli Or faial aaeases,
wtEhous sxsl1ia picon ~ its prsssaes. Agnia,
= teeaas ts bgWsa iafectoH thFoegkoat he hedy and
sheH, 81 sssas fAvsFahse ooeaeE9A rapidly dsvsiop
ania eas % oAs "a las hsaeeas isrs either % tss
sarsAee e. AHaaE Ne vttais. In tfe tsttss tsber.
slas FaAy ha ssaaeniF aepoeiisa IN tis@ lungs ar
ksss1, o. tamsrs ferHssa u de Avsr, az i Ikews
y. ssssss = y y ~ q ss es An & 9 'qs M slsss
sieeal uas - eauAs ~ tAis EarssressIls Is a.
xisaiAls. syeA shsa 80 Aealts ssmpssns af disease
% ..ss, sss, is sss ssa.s ss ~ ,.ss'ss S. 90 ;,
sssezA, sass ~ BE ase % shis sxRsNfARfI-
Al ~. &mfAsssw's Fsse, Rssa 81 bspstpsi@s,
Tss1sv, asl' kA1S,s. sna.a Hsss. - Assesss.s..,
ysssals 6tas q sersf=lss. disease, Also la tAs
gexe sssssAasd frr!ns - Dgsyspst., Dsspsv,
s 100 =. ,.s. ss l.s..:. ~: sssss. 4 - sss
AAk asa nerveaa systems
ssyAiIls e TeA@~ssl sAa 1frrssrtaI E1ssrnsss
sEs Ssr~d W u, lhengt isnE Eises IA fesvIrtd fsr
haz taaE aeasiaose sss 81 AAs ws8icars wfii eHrs
nsa eoHttAinh GrmnNesAaa ~ Wkfare. kieestss
Lis~-afteAs. aaA ls-a9ts pssessss, ara sen-
monly Neah fsiAsfed And pltmAtsly cured ~ 10
p9ric ins sRa iHsiFusaiinF eEect. NiEnk DlFee-
t1nss ssf aarA eNss are ssaNa A our Alssaaae, sup-
pia@A gratis. HAsas@ atts.s ard eSsf. wAsn
tmns~s - seenw nisiicse ~ extraneans nsaitsFp
b re Need, yisld gusskiy 10 4. alse IAesr
Ces~rk~trts. fevps4tts, c~nessftes % Inaass-
ss@afaM II ss's ESssr. sss sa~@atss, when ArssiAg
- sAsy essan g. ffssa fss rxafiNr pcgsona IN tka
hl~aA TAia sARaAPARIELA q q great re.
fsnTW fef ne strpaEth aAA EaEnF 81 sh4 sTstea-
am~t, stssytasa, sd tres hird eith EsSwsNa d.
p~sAeNStees o. Fesrss or asy 81 t5p sfSstic'na
sgsnRasHaaae ~ wsakssss. wlil anA ts1nsasaas
rsissf sse sssysseias svAA@Ass e y rssaorsnss
pcw9 spa taaaA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-16
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X o Il s A L K
Es ssAssraeas s6sss - ssiR Ats gsszs ss MAAsAsas
ssAses Asdag a1s sHAsus tsswsFss sseeA ~ tAs
tsss Eanshsa LssAsa Thsss ~ - sises esaz
Is~seeAs hssss. ss~ Bar. aAs sas sssssiT 4 hrs
ts.sA gls yasas 80 ts saAs sksas ask aasy te-s
0KQA9A G. ALIKa,
FISHING RODS.--G. III. SWIFT
aaaNsfsmzrw gfsnpeges FssaAsf haaa
tHs. kszz alsa, lsa1s Wa.e. hsslaaaSt. Cs4af,
sNr elfr ~ &Na Bal kaa1 hsAa
aHf aaMGs . asaasF hr1a1EsEf
ce2s ~ 80 aaEzns
Manchester. Vermont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-16
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
wem rUnHwxHsG xxzm nE00D.

Ths reputation This ex-
eeIle1t HlediEsne snIoya.
10 derived ffVm ita cares,
raaBy % which ass truly
marvellous. InvsaaFata
cases of eoronious dis
casa, whese The system
seemed sAtHrased vita
c0Frupsioa, have been
purified And eaFsd b. H.
SetafaiDas azaciianA and
disorders which Were nk
KTafAted b. The seTofa-
IONS e0ntHzitmatkan antsl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-16

DIR. Styles OF BrookIon says that
much OF the cxcrement OF horses and
other animals is ground into dust.
which gets INTO the an, and thence in
10 our food and drink.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-16

--Some OF the Illinois farmers are
marrying the dumb females from the
Jaeks,nyille Asy slam. and .Aey declare
thSy make damb good wives.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-16

ITO keep cider sweet Tor winter use
take Of grated horse radish root one
quart, aud one box Of ground mustard
to q berrel Of cider. putting il in imne-
diately after making This has kept
cider sweet from November 10 April
1t is the best Of all the recipes.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-27
Doings in Columbia.

The Legislature met on Tuesday last.
Speaker Moses delivered a grandiloquent
speech, The message of Governor Scott
was read in both houses o. Wednesday.
1t is comprehensive embracing all sub
jects of the StaSe government. IL ad-
vises against ell State aid to railroad
schemes, and recommends deduction OF
taxes for the next fiscal year, advocates
a system of apprenticeship in the State,
and advises change in the jury system,
admitting frankly the mockery of JUS
tice, it exhibits as now settled. Upon
all these subjects It's tone is liberal and
its views certainly wise. altogether"
says the Courier. sit is more moderate
and practical than any Of bis previous
ntterances." 1t is only with his views
upon the labor question that we cannot
agree with Governor Scott. HThe price
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of labor cannot be compulsory any more
than the profits of capital. These must
regulate themselves according to the law
of supply and demand To excite labor
as the coerce of capital, would be as un-
just to combine capital against the pro-
per fruits of labor"
The views of the message as to the
homestead are wise and sensible. 1t
says that this benefcient enactment of
law should be extended to aid and pro-
tect all classes of laborers, and to the ex.
emption of their personal effects to the
amount of five hundred dollars.
The allusion to the dying words of the
Emperor Sevcrus, who, the Governor
says was colored man, was little un-
fortunate, as is the common fate of hta-
tutim. The message says that the COL
ored emperor, rallying his dying ener-
gies, in response to the application of the
centurion for the password exclaimed,
"Laboremus," let us work, and expired.
The application of the colored empe-
rGr's remark to his "brethren of all
time," should be liberal, and cannot by
the literal tranlation of the Governor
be construed to mean; "let us legislate. :"
BY the action Of the Senate, all aid
to the Railroads is dead for this session.
The bill to abolish the Township sys-
tenn will, in all probability, pass.
The labor convention met on Wednes-
day. Its object is to form County labor
associations. We have already protested
against this movement, aud fear that the
action of the convention will be injurious
to our agriculture and to industry in
gen |.
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The South Carolina Club.

A meeting of young men, in atten-
dance upon the Fair from different pnr-
tions of the State, was held, on Friday
18th inst, with II view to the organi-
zation Of n society for the purpose of
promoting social intercourse amongst the
gentlemen of South Carolina. The So
cicty. under the name of the South
Carolina Club was duly organized by
the election of the following officers:
William Il. Gary. Edgcfcld, President; !;
Wade Hampton, Richland. j. S. Hey
ward, Collector: Paul Haskell, Abbeville
William ID. Aiken, Fairfield, David
lIemphill, Chester. Vice-Presidents; !;
Wade Manning, Richland, Treasurer; !;
r. f. Ellison, Fairfield, Secretary An
Executive Committee, composed of the
officers, was charged with the duty of
drafting suitable constitution, and of
per!ccting arrangements for IN annivcr-
sary ball, to be given by the club on the
occasion of, and in connection with, the
next Fair of the South Carolina !Asricul-
tural and Mechanical Society. Gentle
men desiring to become members will
forward apple: IONS to Mr.. Wade Nan
ming, Mt Columbia.
r.. L, ELLISUN, Secy.
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The gale of last week extended from
Maine to Colorado, and is reported to
have been the heaviest experienced in
thirty years. The damage in the East
has already been published by telegraph.
In the W est, it was fully as great At
Denver City, Colorado, many large build.
ings were unroofcd at Golden City, the
new Episcopal seminary was blown
down, aud at Georgetown, not far off,
twenty houses Frustrated, at loss of
$4,000. There was heavy gale and
high tides all alung the Atlantic coast.
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t. <asx~- usI~ss,Eo.l l<<.--~...a.-; n G.-s J. I,
UNITED ST.i iTES---For South Caro-
a-OctoJer Tam. ls69-in the .Hatirr oi
JON. G. Myers. Of Ur0nyejHy County, E""h-
rupt-Petition i17r FuH and fmai Di:chorg" IN
Bankruptcy- that hearing be bad
on the 9Th day of De, her, 4: II. 1863, NJ,
Federal Couri House III ,;U,imiha, 5. e.: and
TINT all Creditors, Sc, of sain iani;rupt nr-
pear Mt said time and place, and show cause,
il any they can, why the prayer of the Pcti-
toner should not be granted And that thh
Second and Third meeting of Creditors Of
said Bankrupt will he held nj the office of j.
c. Carpenter, Esq. Register OF First and Sc
cond Congressional Districts, s. c.. on the
9TH day of December, 4. ID. 1869, al - NJ
by order Of the Court. the 9th day of Hovcm-
vcmbcr, 1869.
DANIEL IORLBECK,
Clerk Of the District Court oc the
United States Tor South Carolina.
nov l3 ~
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Office Of County Auditor,
ORANGEBURG. S. c.,
NOVEMBER, 25th. 1869,

NOVEMBER, 25th. 1869
In accordance with Section Go q. the Act
"Providing for the ASSESSMENT and TAN
ALTON of PROPERTY" !" the County Board
of Equalization will meet at this Office on
the Second Monday in December, 1869, for
the purpose of Equalizing the Personal Pro-
perty, Moneys and Credits of this County
All parties have the right of an Appeal from
the decisions Of the Assessors to this Board.
Said Board will Equalize by Townships, as
follows
Amelia, Dranchviie and Cav Cav Town
ships, on Monday, 18th December, 1869.
Cow Castle, Edis.o and Elizabeth Town
ships on the 18th December, 1869.
Goodby's, Goodland and Hebron Town
ships on the 9th December, 1869.
Hopcwell Lyons and Liberty Townships
on the 10th December, 1869.
Middle, New Hope and Orange Townships
on the 18th December, 1869.
Pine Grove, Poplar and Providence Town
ships on the 18th December, 1869
Rocky Grove, Tabernacle and Union Town
sh MS on the Goth December, 1869.
Vances, willow and Zion Townships on
the 2lst Decen. Der, 1869.
The Assessors OF the different Township
are expected to be present on the day when
in their Townships is to be EquSlizsd.
JAS, VAN TAssTL,
nov 27-8t County Auditor.
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I'm the District Court of the

I-Ni1'EU STA T'ES-For SOHih caro-
i'a0-Ociobfr Term, lS6J-In the .Naiier Of
Charles W. Panic. IF Barn0cN. s. e., BRINK
rnpi--P Psht'om far fuN and Fnai Dischnrge IN
Bankruptcy. Oh dcred that hearing hc had
on the 5th day Of December, A. ID. 1869, al
Federal Court House iii Columbia, S. e.: and
that ali Creditors, Sc. of said Bankrupt APP
pear nj said time and plnce, and show cause,
if any they can, why the prayer of the Pcti
toner should not be granted. And the Sc
cond and Third meeting of Creditors of said
Bankrupt will be held nj the Office of j c..
Carpenter, Esq, Register of First and Sc
cond Congressional Districts, S. c.. on the
18th day of December \. l.. 1869. at l. NJ.
BY order of the Court, the 9th day of No
vcmbcr, 1869.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District of the
United States for South Carolina.
nov Is 81
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE

WHEREAS, j. NJ. Herlong hath applied to
me for letters of Administration on the Es-
tate of N. f. lIsrlong late of orangcburg
County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at q Court Of Probate for the said
County, to be holden at Orangeburg on the
9th ucv of December, 1869, Mt 10 o'clock A.
81, TO show cause il any, why the said Ad
mnistraiiop shoGld not he granted.
Given under ny hand and the Seal of the
Court. this 24th day of Nov, A. d. 1860,
Pnd in the ninety-fonrsh year Of American
Independence.
THAD. G.. ANDREWS,
nov 2Q--pt Judge Of Probate,
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Sherim's Sales,

by virtue Of sundry wri,A Of f. fa.. to me
directed will sell to the highes, bidder
vt Uranscburg Cour, lIonse on the kr.,
Monday in December next, for cash the
following properly, viz:
One tract Of land containing 100 acres
more or less. bounded by w. watt. A.
Carr. =. Smoke nnt, estate of G.. j Irick.
Levied on AS the property uf Mary Mcclure
at the suit of b. }. Zcislcr.
ALSO
Two tracts Of land. one containing af
acres more or less, bounded north by Abb
Board. east hy Owen Phillips. south by Mary
4. Fair and west by G. y. Strunnn. The
other tract containing lO0acres more or less.
bounded north by Mrs. Shuler. cast by Mra
Fcikcl south by Joshua SiromAn and wcs,
by David Smell. Levied on AZ the properly
of |. G. T. Bobo at tho suit of Paul B. Stro-
man (bearcr)
One tract Of land containing 600 sores
more or less. bounded north and cart by
George Harley, south by J. NJ Harley. west
by Alvey Jones. Levied on as the property
of Joseph Douglas at the suit Of j. II. Har-
ley.
pho tract OF iand containing goo acres
more or less. bounded north nv Mrs. Grsyes
east by DR.. J. W. Keitt south by Daniel
Riley and ives, by VIM. Gaffney and Daniel
Riley Levied on the property of Dr. II. 4.
W. kennerly nj the suit Of Daniel Riley
ALSO
One tract OF land situated on Balls Branch
containing I4G acres more or less, bounded
ny lands of A. b. Griffith Jesse u,sey. J. W
Fair and Mrs. Rebccca Collier. Levied on
ns the property of the estate Of j. ID. W.
Collier, Admir- l.. d. Myers, E1'rG Myers
One tract of land containing 300 acres
more or less. bounded on tho east by John
Thompson and on all other sides by So. Ca.
X. X. Co. Levied on ns the property OF L.
X. Howell, at the suit Of John f. Berry
Guardian.
Ono tract Of land containing AGO acrep
more or less. on Long Branch bounded north
by A, o. Holman and Abram AmaKer. south
ny ID. j. Rumph and estate Henry Oliver.
east by estate Jacob Cutler and west by VIM
Sis'rnnk. Levied on as the property Of VIM
ID Oliver at the suit of &. l.. s. Sistrunk.
ALSO
On Tuesday after salesday in December
next, viii sell at the Residence of W. ID.
Oliver. the following personal property, to
wit One Mule, One Mare and colt. One
Wagon, One Carriage, 10 or II Head of Cat
tie, % or 30 head of hogs, 100 Bushels Corn.
1000 pounds Fodder, 15 bushels Cott n Seed
and Household and Kitchen Furniture.
20-td
or,1ssSnrg SsS''r' C. ofe'; IT,. $ c. H. EGGS s' o G.
Nov. III, 1869
nov l3 al
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Va .,.--ns.-.-:e4 eeura uc .t.v

ef-<>-- nLi5-rsch S'Oura "a tIsy
fNfTED SFi IE.S-Eor South G"ro-
n"'-Oc.o5cr Tern. lS69-M he Wa.;rr of
iohn n. .;rosc. Of BarnmcN County. Bankrupt
-l'rano" FER FW oaI finat Discharyc ~
Bo"isp'cp. ordered. that a hearing hc had
On the .th day Of Dcccnhcr. y. ID. 1862. NJ
Federal Court lous- in Columbia. =. c.. an,l
that sll tre'l..ols. Nc; OF sail ljankr ~,
appear ~ said time and place and show
cause If any Ih'y can. why the prayer o. The
f..itionci .houlG not be granted. And tha,
til, Sccoud and Third meeting "f Cred, on.
of SAT- Bankrupt viii y. held at the office nt
J. G. Carpenter Esq. Register of First and
Second Congrc s,.ona! Districts, :. e nn the
1;h day of December. \. D. lSG9. nt l. VI.
Ey order of the Court, the 3li day of No
vcmber, 1860.
DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk OF the District Court uf the
Cnited States FOR South Carolina.
nov Is 81
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Tn the District Court of thc

UNITED STA TES-For South caro-
hnd-O October Term, lS69-In Tie Haiter Of
Caieb g. Stephens, OraMgsJurg County, Bdnk-
rupt-Pefihon for FuH and Fmal Discharg, m
BdRkruptcy.- Ordered, that hearing be had
on the 9th day of December, A. b. 1869 at
Federal Court House in Columbia, S. c.: and
that all Creditors, &C., of said Bankrupt ap-
pear at said time and place and show cause,
if any they can, why the prayer Of the Peti-
toner should not be granted, And that the
Second and Third meeting Of Creditors of
said Bankrupt will be held at the office OF j.
G. Carpenter, Esq, Register Of the First and
Second Congressional Districts, s.. c., on the
9TH day of December, A. ID. 1869 at IL NJ.
BY order of the Court, the 9th day of Noyem-
ber, 1869
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court of the
United States for South Carolina.
nov Is 81
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE

Whereas Drs. A. III. Horger and II. W.
kenncrly hath applied 10 me for Letters of
Administration, on the Estate of W. u. In
abinet, late of Orangcburg County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at a Court of Probate for the snid Coun-
ty, to be holden at Orangeburg on the list
day of December, 1869, nj 10 o'clock A. VI.
to show cause if any, why the said Admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court, this 10Th day of December, A. ID.
1869, and the ninety fourth year of Ameri-
can Independence.
THAD C.. ANDREWS,
nov 20-2t Judge of Probate
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-27
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-27
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS Thomas P. Stokes hath applied
to me for Letters of Administration OH the
Estate of Mrs. Rebccca Shuler, late Of Or
angeburg County, deceased.
These arc therefore TO cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, TO be and appear before
me at u Court of Probate for the said Coun-
ty, to be holden at Orangeburg on the 9Th
day Of December, 1869, ut 10 o'clock A. VI.
to show cause if any, why the said Admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court, this 22d day of November. A. ID.
1863, and in the ninety fourth year of
American Independence.
THAD. c, ANDREWS,
nov III Judge of Probate.