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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-08-21
State Of South Carolina,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY

Notice 10 hereby given that SPECIAL
SESSION Of the Court Of General Sessions,
for the County Of Orangeburg. will be holden
q. orangebnrg Court House Second Monday,
the Eleventh day Of October next.
Notice is also given that SPECIAL SES.
SION Of the Court of Common Pleas for the
said County, will be holden at Orangeburg
Court House on the Thirteenth day Of octo-
ber next
by order Of Hon. r. b. Casrrsrnp, Cir
cult Judge First Circuit.
GEO. BOLIyER,
C. G. P. and G.S.
Clerks Office, orsngeburg, s. c., Angus,
10Th, 1859. 80,
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sCEEOOH. NOrECE.

The Exercises Of Miss r. g. ALBERG0T-
TI'a SCHOOL will be resumed on MON.
DAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th, at the Residence Of
T. A. Jeffords. Russell Street. Mt -
Half Session TO consist Of 10 weeks.
A few Young Ladies can be accommodated
with BOARD at Reasonable rates.
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EALA AND WINTER
Il IMPORTATION
1859. Ribbons and Millinery Straw Goods.
ARMSTRONG. CATER & Co,
2S7 & 239 Baliimore-St.

287 & 239 Baliin,ore-St.
BALTIMORE,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF BON
i net and Trimming Ribbons, Velvet and
Sash Ribbons. Bohnet Silks, Satins and ell
vets, Illuaions. Bionda, Laoes, Ruches, Netts
and Grapes, French Flowers and Feathers.
Straw Bonnets and Ladies' Hats Trimmed
and Untrimmed, Silk, Velvet and Felt Bon
nets and Hats, Sundowns and Shaker Hoods.
The largest Stock of Millinery Goods in
this Country, and unequalled in choice va.
rirty, which VIC offer at prices that will defy
competition.
R65~ Orders solicited.
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ALSO
ORANGEBURG--Is EeUITY.
Joshua Ulmer, ct. al
vs. In the Circuit Court.

Joshua oimer, et al.
Lewis w. Dash Of. al.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale made in thia
case by the said Court, will eel az Grange
burg, s. c., on Monday, the 9th day OF Sep
tember next, during the usual hours Of sale
All that Plantation or Tract Of land,
known as the Ball sssmp Plantation Of tho
said L. W. Dash, situate in the County and
State aforesaid, containing 1900 aerea more
or less, bounded by lands Of g. d. Keit, snd
William Khotis.
This Land will be soI5 IN sexsras tsaeia,
snd plat viii be showa on dsy a. sale.
Terms-One-fourth cash, the remaining
three-fourths on credit Of oae, twe aazs
three yvass. Purchaser to give Bss5 faR
ss:a credit poe.sOa bearing inteEsst from day
Of sale. payable annually, and sesesed by .
mortgage ef the premises, With o sesesane
for resale on breach Of the eonditioS og
the bond; end also to pay for papers snd
stacips. .
Sheriff Once 81. RIGGS .
Aug. 10. 1869.
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V0HN j. ANTLgY. ADMINISTRATORS
% of the Estate eE Jesse Sand6ssa. RiaeA
notice that ke will, after sc days from this
date, apply sOr hie discharge as Adsnsniesrs-
THBD. G. ANDREWS.
july Si-4t Judge os pr0taee.
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1t Won't Pay.

JACKSON, Miss, August l2.-Judge
Jeffords, of the Sepreme Court; A.
Wardner, Secretary Of State Judge
Speed, of criminal court of Warren
county; together with large number
of miDor officers, were removed from
Office today by General Ames. Those
named are prominent in the Conscrva-
tive Republican movement in this State
IfGen. Ames expects to kill the Con-
seTvatiVe Republican movement in Mis-
sissiPpi by removing from Office all those
who favor that movement, he is bigger
fool than We thought he was. When he
removes man from Office be will have
an opportunity of determining just how
much influence that man possesses in the
community in which he lives. And he
may sasi rosorip.
tion W ictice it.
That G. sappointed
in some he isn't.
= Wimi(
If you weeds before
they go to rove benefit
to your lau rse. If they
are aiiows Shey will be d
source of lowed under,
they are. dressing of
manure. Pc soil they
tend tQ y add from
twenty lime per
acre " it in, it
Will dSssaSssssss ssszs.Ssssssssza food.
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STAI.LlON....To THE

sftY ~ COUNTY, will be at Orange
EAz2, burg c. II. 1st Monday in Sep
tember, aud any person wishing to rear Colts
from Fine Horse. will meet me there on
that day. A Liberal Discount will be given
to all who will secure FIVE OF six Mares ai n
Stand. Recollect the Horse will be at Or
angcburg.C. II. on Salesduy neIt.
JACOB SNIDER.
For terma apply to B. =. THOMPSON
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APPI4zCARRSaw E@E .
LETTERS OF DISMISSAL.

kAFEgIEkS UF UkSDltSoAls..
NToFICR IS HRRRnx G6EEN TRAD so
IN days fnom date, wiff spply 10 ThKd~
q. Andgsws, Esq,s galge ok REobats, afes
OsaARebarg Ccurty. EeH ksttsss Of Dismis-
ral on the Essss0ef y .. Fielder, deceased
NJ. .. FIELDER,
g aug iS--lt kdminissFaarix.
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ALSO

On Tuesday after ssTesdsy, az ske fesf-
dence OF J. j. Hoackr Horse, hsad Cat
tie, lot Hogs and sheep, old Buggy, 4
Wagon. ~ bushel Corn ssoPe or less, = fods
der Household and EitcheG furniture.
Levied on AZ the property Of ). J. Houoi as
the suit OF ID. Louis & Co.
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ALSO

Monday ss the residence Of N. Gfssegdaa
per, Horse, ] Mule, head Of Cattle, q;
head Sheep, % head Hogs, Household asil
Kitchen Furniture. Levied on as the proper
" Of II. GissendanneS at the saii sf i. y. 70
Fourcs.
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On Tuesday aster salesdsy. ~ ere rome.
stead, Mules, Cews ard Calves, Mszus,
IL head Of Hogs, GYindstons, Piahia'ioli
hold and Kitchen Furniture. Levied 90 a
the property Of C. ATent, deceased, 90 slss
suit Of =. ,. Fielder, Ea'os Of .. n. Feldss.
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On Tuesday after safesday, Of the resi-
dcnce Of J. ID. Inabinet. 2 Bedsteads and ia
Hog. Levied On as the property Of j. p.
funbinet mt the suif OF v. v. l.. -liihbiaSl. -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-08-21

One tract Of land known ns the homestead.
containing l60 acres more or less, bounded
north by D. e. Pike, Trustee, esst By w. n.
McSewn, south by d. n. Barton and west by
Edisto River. One tract containing abeu1
- acres more or less, b0unasd b. W. 4. ne.
kewn and others. and one other Containing
acres more or less, bounded north BY l
Punderburg, and west by A. ID. Frederick.
Levied on as the property Of C. Arant, de,
ceased. at the suit Of e. }. Fielder, Es'er II
j. II. Fielder.
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On Monday, at the residence OF J. n. p.
Tate, 2 Guns, I Pistol, ! Horse, 8 Sheep, q
Cows, Plantation Tools, Household aud
Kitchen Furniture. Levied on as the prop
erty Of J. II. p. Tate ~ the suit % bssid
Shuler.
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On Tuesday affer salesday, at the sesi-
dence Of VIM Summers, Is head Cattle more
or less. 2S heat Hogs more or less. Mule, I
Wagon, Blacksmith Tools, Bee Gnns. and
Plantation Tooise Levied ON as the property
of VIM. Summers at the suit Of J. d. Gleck-
icy, IA or.
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Grant and his administration as just
about the best thing we can see we can
do. -
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, July 4-Gen. Pueblo has been Or.
dered to relieve Gen. Letona, the commanding
General of the Central Department He salt
ed this evening with 1000 fresh troops for Nue.
yitas, whence he will proceed direct to Puerto
Principe.
The Prensa says the number of insurgents
around the latter place was largely increased,
put the cholera and yellow fever were making
havoc among them.
son.
Captain General De Rodas is gaining gem
eral sympathy by his attempts to pacify ali
classes Sanguinary instructions have been
falsely attributed to him. He is now busily
engaged In investigating the cases of prisoners
confined In the forts, with the object of order
ing the release of the innocent.
Volunteers are offering themselves for active
service in the Cinco Villas district.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05

Receipts by Railroads and Saeumbo ats
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY--7O bbls -four 379 cans
milk, car potatoes, 4s do lumber Edo laths 3 dc
bark do ir0n % bdls paper, car hoops 10 doa
rakes car copper ore, do cattle, 20 pkgs sundries
for shipment East, 800 bbs. flour, car wheat.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS.&C. iron weights
car shovel handles, do hoops 74 sides leather 191
pkgs sundries. $50 - - -
PORTLAND g. KESNEBEc RAILROADS. cars brick
do bbls do laths, bbls. -four ia bds paper 40
DOORS 40 bdls window jrames AZ bdls SASH hides
horse, 10 oil bbs household goods is bags DO
tatoes, do coffee bds rakes, car furniture and
cars freight for Boston.
PORTLAND, SAeo & PORTSMOUTH r ABROAD
car -four 2 do Stockings do stone, do ale, ID
mowers and horse rakes, do lumber safe car
riages, 200 bbls., boxes and pkgs. f&s q
bolts S. rolls paper 50 sash Weights loo boxes mdse
28 bbls do 1926 boxes tin % bbs. pork 20 bds show
els 116 do green skins 30 ties lard HORSE $50 pkgs 10
order; for Canada and up country-20S bars railroad
ron % plates iron, GA pcs MARBLE SO rolls leather
40 bars ron % bales rags 40 bbs. sand 100 pkgs
FOREIGN ExPoRTs.--The total amount of tore ON
exports from this port last week was SCI, 279 is.
Included In the shipments were 1850 bbls four 255s
gals Illuminating OIL 214 do machine do, 1 locomotive
and tender, 204 geo feet lumber 800 box shocks %
drums fish, 168 bales oakum, 10 tons BRAN 327 bags
wheat 10 boxes tobacco, 40 doz brooms Is rolls leati
ell 40 boxes starch 56 pkgs furniture Ceases machin
cry, puncheons alcohol, 80 boxes cheese 81 cases
scythes, 10 pkgs mdse.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 4-The drum fish has
made a destructive raid on the oyster beds be-
tween Staten Island and Key Port. The dam
age is estimated at $10O, 900,
Since the LIST of January 142, 227 immigrants
have landed here. An increase of 10000 over
the corresponding period last year.
Lieut.. Gen: Philip Sheridan is in this city,
stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The steamship City of Paris, from Liverpool
Gath ult, via Queenstown, has arrived.
The Government bought $4,000, 900 of bonds
yesterday at 116 S-100 and 116 6-100
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05

CHICAGO, July "A special dispatch to the
tribune from Des Moines Iowa, says that at
Prairie City, Yesterday, while number of cit
liens were celebrating the National Anniver-
sary, an anvil which they were using as sub
s.,tu'e iol cannon exploded killing two men
other persons were more or less ininred. and q
team of horses killed.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
domestic nrarIkets.

NEW YORK, July SO p. M.-Cotton quiet and
nrm; Middling uplands 344c. Flour-sales 500 bbls
state and Western quiet, closing heavy; superfine
to fancy State % q 5 So: do extra 615 q 6 80;
round hoop Ohio 20 q 6 45; super Western go "a
$50; choice do 20 q 75 Southern dull; sales 500
Dds; common to fair extra 40 a Ii 80; good To
choice So @ ii 65; California quiet at 635 "a 80;
sales 100 bills Wheat @2c lower; No. Spring at
Corn opened shade firmer and closed quiet; sales
66,000bush. new Mixed Western GA a $50 via canal,
and 80 @ 88c via railroad; White Western 80 "a 92c.
Oats unchanged; sales Western 7Sc afioat. Beef
steady; new plain mess 90 @ 16 90. Pork quietand
hrmer; new mess 80 90 q so IS, closing at 81 Is cash
lower; sales 800 bbls; steam rendered 16d "a 19sc
kettle 1871 q 1916 Butter quiet. Whiskey firmer
Western, tree, 90. Rice quiet. Sugar dull; sales
l25 hhds. Muscoyado Oh private terms. Coffee quiet
Moiasses dull. Naval Stores quiet Petroleum dull
crude l6c refined Sltc Tallow steady at III q 11sc
Ereights to Liverpool firm; Cotton per steamer III
do SD. as ss - - -
CHICAGO, July 3.-Flour quiet; Spring extras al
525 q 500. Wheat quiet and firm; sales No. 2 at
No. at III. Oats active and advanced q H. Rye
quiet and steady; sales at 90 for No. and O6 for
NO. q Barley inactive and nominal. High Wines
neglected and nominal; sales at go a CSC. Mess
Pork nominal at g 90. Lard nominal 1SI g 1870
Bacon-shoulders frmer at 124 q 12Ie. 1T
and Minnesota SS 5 g. %hestNo as IA
No, 2 at 25s. Oats firm; No, at 64c. Corn anC
Barley nominal. Rye steady at l 10 for No. 1.
CINCINNATI. July 3.--Whiskey quiet at 92c. Mes,
Pork firm and quiet at 80 90 Bulk Meats dull al
12sc for shoulders II &c for rib Sides 16lc for clear rib
and 1ss for clear sides. Lard at Ice.
NEW ORLEANS. July 3.-Cotton stiffer Middline
uplands 324 a 33c. Sugar-none in first hands
common " "a 10c; prime Is. Molasses nominal
fermenting prime 60 q 64c.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
e U R O p e /.



BREsT, July AT noon on Saturday the
Great Eastern had run 1145 knots from Brest
and paid out 1881 knots of cable Everything
was working well. e H :
PARIS, July An Miral and several men,
beers of the majority in the Corps Legislatii
propose to join in a motion that greater devel
opment be given to the action and authority OF
the Corps Legislatif; that the address in reply
to the speech from the throne be re-esfablisb.
ed; that the right and practice of interneila-
ton be organized on large scale: that fbe
right to extend projects of law be extended
and that the Chamber has the right to elect its
own President. 1t is rumored that the govern
ment VIII accept these reforms.
Inc nego1ations between France and Bel
gum, ior commercial treaty. have closed with
satisfactory understanding on all points.
SPAIN. aa s
MADRID. July 4--The forthcoming changes
in the ministry are fully canvassed 1t is ru-
mored that Ardanez will be appointed Minis
ter of Finance and Marlos Ministerof Justice
The Government has explained that Gen.
Penzuela, the lsabelist, was arrested on a
charge of military disobedience and conspira-
CIV against the Government
The silence which the Government has
maintained concerning Gen. Dulce's report of
his administration and of the state of affairs
in Cuba, causes much anxiety
A strong republican manifesto has been pub-
iished IN Seville. Its appearance was stimuli
taneous with the departure from that city Of a
party of Republicans, numbering 1000 II il
rumored that they have gone to Portugal ami
will re-enter Spain through Extra Madura.
troops have been sent in pursuit
A n1mber Of carlists have been arrested in
FRANCE.
BRUSSELS, July 4.-The Viceroy of Egyp,
ha gone to Paris l.sasfi B.. -
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH

The programme for celebrating Independence
Day tomorrow includes several attractive boat
races, in which Hamil and Coulter, of Pitts
burg, w. p. Roberts, of Haralem, Biglin and
others, New Workers, Walter Brown and RAN
dali of Portland, and many other prominent
boatmen will show their muscle and skill. A
sailing regatta win also take place.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
STATUE OF WASHINGTON.

Thomas Balls equestrian statue Of Wash
ington was unveiled yesterday afternoon in
the Public Garden. The ceremony was at
tended by salute fred on the Common and
music. Several thousand spectators were pres
tons, and critics speak of it as work of re-
markable artistic excellence. The cost was
80 400
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
New York s.ecE and None, u.r..,

NEW YORK. July 2-Evenng -Money easier
The Commercial says the market shows partial re-
lief from the excessive pressure. The bear CLIQUE
appears to be still holding few millions OF currency
of the market 1t is anticipated however, that upon
the Government supplying the market with So $780,
600 currency in payment Of to-day's purchase Of
bonds, the scheme of the party manipulating Money
will be abandoned, and that an easier condition q
thinks will prevail next week. Early in the morn
ing I q per cent. was paid collteral Of stocks
and Gold FOR the use of Money for the next three
days, but al noon the rate declined to a fer three
days. Gold has been heavy and weak, partly owing
to the interruption of two days, on which there
will be no business, and partly from the continued
high rates for carrying the change having been from
932 to GIG per cent. fer the three days until Tues
day; the price was ranged at 1851 a 1877, Govern
ments as compared with the latest figures OF last
night: CTS were higher, SIS Csc, old and new 6S's
l0-40s and currency SIS higher, and CPS and COS g.
At the noon call the market was lower with the ex
ception Of currency SIS, which advance Il the SIS,
64s 06s new, and 6s's were lower; 62's 4 and sri
and 10-40s T. The Stock market was fitf1i and few
erish up to moons prices irregular and the feel
ing very unsettled, but later there was more conf
dent feeling respecting Money, and the whole list
strengthened. The most notable feature has been
break in Wells Fargo to "a q rs, from no very ap-
parent cause beyond speculative surprise made al
favorable moment. The managers OF the company
state that there Is nothing in the affairs of the line "a
account for any changes in the vafue OF the stock
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
State of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Augusta, June 25, 1885, (
N Office is hereby given that Petition for the
AZ PaydonOf CHARLES GILMAN, a convict in the
State Prison. under sentence for the crime of Beao "
and hearing thereon will be granted in the Coun,
Gil Chamber at Augusta, ON Friday the 9th day of
July next, at four O'Clock P. M.
Attest: FRANKLIN M DREW
june 2s-2t-iune2s&julyS Secretary Of State.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July S-Forenoon.-Conso at s25 for
money. -
Erie shares 1873; Illinois Cenral shares 954. M
LIVERPOOL, July 3-Forenoon.-Co Cotton easier :
sales 900 bales; Middlng uplands 125d Middling
Orleans l23. Corn 263 q isis. Pork sos. Lard tits
LONDON, July 8 Forenoon.-Ta AS Cd. Fine
lbs Cd. Whale Oil 40s 49,
LONDON, July 3-Atternoon-Cons closed at
92t for money. ss.I -T- ssr
American securities-United States 5-z0's easier
at Sit; Erie shares 193; Illinois Central shares 95.
LIVERPOOL, July 3-Atternoon.-Cotton is active !:
Middling upands 123d; sales 10 600 bales Peas 1885,
Provisions dull. Cheese CTS.
HAVANA. July 2-Evening. Sugar closed firm on
basis OF 81 reals ~ arrobe for No. IL Dutch stand
MUM; on Paris, II q per cent. premium on Unit
ed States, 90 days sight, in currency, 253 a 241 per
cent discount; short sight, in Gold, q per cent
premium.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
MR.. BoRIE's LETTER OF RESIGNATION.
MAssAOHUsETTs.
FATAL ACCIDENT.

BOSTON, July 4.-Last evening Catharine
Moran, married and the mother of children,
was instantly killed walking the track of the
Boston & Providence Railroad, near the city
limits
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
CALIFORNIA.


SAN Francisco, July 3-The barkentine
Western Belle sailed from Humboldt in Janu-
airy, 1868, and has never been heard from until
recently, when portions of her hull, with her
name painted on 1t, were discovered on the
northern coast of this State, near Cape Per-
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05

The "AMICABLE" offers the most advantageous
plans ofinsurance the lowest Iates OF premium and
very broad conditions in policies.
Inc policies issued by this Company are INcoN-
TEsTIBLE after five years duration.
The Companys policies are made on any of he
n0n-forfeiting plans. sF1l ~ = - =
All insurers are allowed THIRTY DAYS GRACE for
the payment of annual premiums. 1855
When the insuring par ty is under fiftv wears .of
age, the amount OF annual prepium is thirtv doll
lars OF more, oethird Of The prensium may be re-
tanned as permanent loan, and no deductions are
made from the amount Of lie policies on account OF
aeTTed pqemiums or premium loans the entire sam
insured nth surplus Of profits added, paid IN Il.
GA good Agent wanted nevery Town
and City i'm the state. SD
Address, b i.ls asllls asn ;s9.ifs ~ -
JOSEPH WALKERS, GenI Ag,t,
PORTLAND, ME.
iuly2-d3t 4I 10 .tsH IS ssae
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
AUCTION SALES.

Horses, Carriages, &C., at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on new
u market lot, Market street, 1 shall sell Horses
Carriages, Harnesses, sc.
Apl29. r. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05

ANY Yacht in the State may enter by complying
with the Rules and Regulations OF the Portland
Yacht Club.
No second prize win be awarded unless two or
more Yachts contend.
Anecessary alton in reg ard ts entries, cour
ses and regulations, be obtained Of the Commit
tee.
GEO. P. wESCOTT. Committee on
e. A. SAWYER, ! Regatta.
Judges.
GEO. A WIGHT. o. M. MARRETT,
CAPT. CHAS. II. CHASE,
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
ALrNa OF A STEAMER.
IOWA.

Steamer Great Republic sailed for Hong
Kong, via Yokohama, to-day with $658, 900 in
treasure.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Monday Morning, July {, 1862
WASHINGTON.

SUPERINTENDENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.
WAsHINGToN, July 3.-Brevet Major General
w. B. Hazen, of the Sixth United States In
fantry, in addition to his present duties in the
Indian territory, has been directei to act as
Superintendent of Indian affairs for the south
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-05
g o M M H RCIAL

ha gone to Paris. s.sass 81.
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Teachers Notice.
Probate Notice.

IN consequences of the burning Of the entire
l records and papers of the probate ofios,on
the 18th of June last it becomes necessary for
Executors, Administrators and Guardians, who
have not made final settlement with the
Court, to renew their bonds. Those knowing
themselves interested in the matter, will
please give it their immediate attention with
out further notice. W. T. SINCLAIR,
sug20tf. Probate Judge.
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