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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-15

We have received the COanty Audi
taris ,abssract of pcrsoaal property of
this County as returned for the year,
1862 We give the total of the differ
ent townships.
Number OF Horses 22G3, value $3.50,
3Ss.
Cattle Is, ,156, value S232, ,4O2.
Mules and Asses, 1902, value $685.
Ao2.
: shoep and Goats, z167, value s14,-
s6s.
Hogs, 39,746. value s179,7s4.
Watches and Plate l .4S:i, value S34,-
675.
: PiHiosortcs, melodeons, etc, 100, value
sl3,3I0. .sa
Pleasure carriages 956, value s5S, ,223
Dogs, 4,135, value, S2l ,GOG
Average value of property appcrtain-
ing to merchandise S105,S02.
Property appertaiuing to merchandise
S1O5,S02.
Property appertaining to manufactur-
ing Sii.4SS.
Value of manufactured articles, en-
eines and tools, on hand, s49,261.
Value of moneys, bank bills, etc, $751;
GIL. ma
Value of all credits s19o,277.
Value OF stocks of companies out of
this State $35,717.
Bonds not exempt from taxation, s14,
692. ~ .fI7 ttf
Annual value of all leases, except per-
manent leases, S7.721.
Value Of all other property s5l7 ,G37.
- Total value of all taxable personal
property, S2,696,974.
This is en- increase over 1868 of about
s35o,ooo.
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We wuuiI call the attention of our
reader, tn the Fact that Mcssrs. Cornell
son, KRAMER 4 Co, Agents of the
Hells' Amnnmistcd Bone Super Phos-
phate, have received u large supply OF
this valuable fertilizer, which we can
safely recommend to our planters hav-
ing the full endorsement of the great
Georgia Cotton planter and expcrimen-
ter DIR. +. Nj. pcndlcton of Sparta. Geo.
See what he says in the December No.
of the >o"ihcra C"ltirntor, page 3Sl.
Out OF ID commercial fertilizers. all of
thcm pat down at the rate of $40 per
acre, it Was the second best, paying "a
per cent, whereas Peruvian Guano paid
only 56 per cent and Rhodes only 80 per
cent. We have also n number of ccrtifi
Gates fiom Planters of our own State and
County, who have used it before, aud
the Agents are prepared to furnish car.
tiiicatcs from all parts of the Southern
States upon application to them.
Give it u trial aud be convinced.
Jan s m2.
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JANUARY Is 1870

The SFocK y0yS4 NAT. ~ Our offer to
furnish the 0rsneabatg 'NxwstanasT sTho
american Stock Journal, for one ysar,
for Two Dollars, il paid 10 advance, will
be closed on the 1st Of iFebmry. Per-
cons desirfasfto avail themselves of this
advantageous offer, win come forward
and subcribe Or renew their subscriptions
before that date.
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oUn OPINION st' or sAGrnAr's Dorsos


OUR OPINION or SALEDAY's DorNas.
We were astonished to hear that we
bad givoa offence to many persons by
publicly noticing the drunkenness of
sule-day. We spoke of it rs it was, moth
ing extenuated, nor set down auyht i'm
nnlice." Il IrDY,os, 10 our notice of our
salc-day, We quote for tho, benefit of
those NAL sodteGfs the opinion Of one
or two exchanges Of saIe-day in other
{ places.
The Darlington .South"urr says: "a
very large number of rersons-whtc
aud colofea Aasscmbled at the Village
on Monday last. in accordance to old
custom, and it would seem by the mum
Der who were dr"nh,, that they would
have saved money and time if they had
remained ut home"
The oconcc CDpricr says: ".As the
day waped, uoisc aud confusion, sup
erinduced by imbibing too freely of IL
liquid known hcrcabouts, as tanyle-fo
became only toofa ppareutN Man, it seems,
is not only willing to suffer the ills he
has, but win fly to those he .nows not
Of"
The Barnwell Jonraolsays: Towards
the close of the. day many who had i'm
bibed toe frcely of 'stanglc-leg' and big
hngin," were very boi<te7ous and showed
fight. Many of them were taken in out
of the cold''r7 ,--.
1t would ~sccln then, that at other
places Than OrangcLnrg, drunkenness
as getting tu bo the characteristic of
these occasions, and that the Press in
other places notices and rcbukcs the
growing evil.
IL their is any disgrace. that attaches
'an,hat affair, it is that such brutal drunk
cnncss WAS exhibited in onr streets, and
stores aud not that the OnANGEnuRG
News noticed. and rcbuked it.
saysthe a'ress cscr, and every honest
saan. ia his sober moments, hold up to
rcbuke and ecnsurc sucl, scenes ms were
witness in orangcburg nn last salc-lay.
Our Town Council should provide fHr
these occasions.
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Music.
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CouRr.-The Contingent Docket was
calledand disposed of last Saturday. &; /,
The; following sentences were pro-
nouncdd lby1bis honor Judge Carpenter,
upon persons convicted ut this term:
Ellen Jefferson, Assault and Battery.
$40. fine and costs of prosecution or con
lincment in County Jail 70, one month.
Joseph +. Robinson, Assault and Bat
terry, S3 fine antlzcosts of prosecution.
Il. q. NJ. Jerry, Assault and Battcry,
81 fine and costs.
John Evans, Assault and Battery, ESQ.
fine and costs or two months in County
Jail.
Abe Dishcr, Malicious Trcspass $50,
fine and costs, or three months in County
Jail.
Marshall ..iii;,kor, Assault and Bat
terry. two indictments. S75. fine and costs
in each case, or six months in County
Jail.
Frederick Wilson, Pc,t Larceny. $40
fine and costs or two months i'm County
Jail.
Isaac jacobs, Petit Larceny, $50, fine
and costs or two months in County j: H..
Peter Fair, Petit Larceny, $50 fine
and costs or two mouths in County Jail.
Peter Fair, Assault and Battery, $50
fine and costs or one month in County
Jail.
Gorge Ladson, Trcspass, IS 6nc and
costs or one month in County Jail
Gorge Ladson, Assault and Battery,
SD fine aud costs or one month in Jail.
Wm. Meyers. Obstructing highway.
81 finc and C SITS aud to remove the
obstruction by 1st of February next or
pay an additional fine of 500.
james Cooper, Bastariy. Motion in
arrest of Judgment, argued by counsel
The Court reserved It's decision.
The Court adjourned on Saturday
until Thursday, 18th when lie civil civil
docket was taken up
Judge Carpenter has filed decree in
the case of Fickling VS. Riley, in favor
of the validity of the Homestead law,
except in eases where the dctt is secured
Ly II lien.
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GtEO. w. CARPENTERS
COMPnEND FLUID EXTRACT OF SAR.
S.tPAElLI.A
Gro. ". C4RPENTER,S

Gro. ". r.4RI'ENT'ER',S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF RUCHU
Those Celebrated Preparations, originally
introduced by Geo. W. Carpenter, under the
patronage Of the medical faculty have been
SO long extensively used By physicians and
others, that they arc generally known for
their intrinsic value, and can be relied en- AZ
being most valuable remedies in all cases
where Sarsapnrila or Buchu are applicable,
and canno, be too highly recommended
They arc prepared i'll highly concentrated
form. So as to render the dose small aud
convenient. Orders by mail OF otherwise
viii! receive promp: attention.
GEO. W. CARPENTER. UENSZRY & Co.
Wholesale Chcmicai Warehouse.
No, ,31 Market street. Philadelphia.
For sale by DUKES & SHULER, and L. j.
OLlVEROS Orangcbnrg. s. c., and DOWN..
& NOISE. Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 5.
g. oct A--rf
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Just Received at
I O00 IeEWAgsge.--.- TWILL
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will not radically cure. DR.. Rich;,n' Golden
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and McrcCria Rheumatism. and d,.iy ihns
who suffer from such diseases tn obtain
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winch docs not prevent the patient from cat
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either No. or No. , So per Lultlc or TWO
bottles ~. DR.. Rchau's Goldcn Am,i,iotc-K
safe, spcyty. pleasant. anil radical cure for
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81 per bottle. Dr.. Richnu's Goiion Ei;xir
lie AmoGrs-.i radical cure for General be-
biiity in oil OF Young, imrar;ing energy 70
those who have led life of scns,ality II
rs Invaluable TO those who are anxious for
an Increase of family. Powerful harmless
AMI speedy i'll restoring health Price 81
per bottle, or two bottles, 50. On rcceir. {
price, by moncyed order, registered le,t-
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Aug. n ~
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Nit. Zion Institute.
rMINNSBORO. S. G.

= FWlNNSBOlto, ,. T..
4 ChnsSirR nh' .Noi4n"i9. i9.SchooI f1r Boys
DUplLS SENT TO THIS INSTITUTION
IL will be thoroughly trained in all the
branches of liberal cducaiion--unlcss par
ties prefer their sous To take
y BUSINESS COURSE,
which will embrace careful drilling in Com
mcrcia' arithmetic aud other English stulics.
and is designed to fit boys for mercantile life,
or actual business of any kind.
uniform, uniting economy with ncatncss
of costume. will he adopted the next year,
and the discipline ma lc still more effective
by combining some of the features OF the
Military Academy with those OF the Normal
Scho |.
Terms per Session of Ave months:
Hoard, Including tuition in nil the branches.
only. SlooG0.
The Scholastic year opens LIST Monday in
February. For particulars .cnd forcirculars
Address. q. \. WOODWARD.
Jan Nj, Principal.
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Colleton Lands for Sale

viii Lc sold on the I'd February, (Wednes-
day on .hn premises. to the highest bidder.
twelve hundred ll200) acres more or less of
valuable land, the property of Reuben Ste
phcns, on Snllk"latchic River. near Buckhcad
Causcway in two tracts with Dwellings and
and necessary Outhuildngs on each
Tcrns-Onc-lnlf cash, balance on "A credit
OF one year, with mort gage of premises.
Also on same day and place, the personal
property, consisting of Horses, Hogs Wagon,
Carriage, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
&C., &c.
All persons having demands against said
Reuben Stephens will present them properly
ntested. and all indebted will make payment
OH day of sale.
L. C. STEPHENS.
Jan 6--.t Biackville. S. C.
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We invite attention to the card OF
Mr. Jourdaa, which appears in this
weeks issgrei Mr.. Jourdan is an old
and experienced gardener and is well
known in our county. There is nothing
which adds more to the value and
appcarahceI Ola dwelling than a nicely
arranged apYsr garden. We bcspeak
for Mr. Joardan liberal patronage.
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NOTICE
70 Administrators. Executors.
Guardians. Committees
and Trustees.
NOTICE

PROBATE OFFICE.
DECEMBER -, 1869.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIID THAT
your Return must be made to this Office du-
ring The M-nths of JANUARY and FEBRU-
ARl. Administrators and Executors will
please make their Returns in Janunry-the
others iii February, 1870.
THAD. e. ANDREWS,
Judge of Probate.
l.. S.-idniuistrdtofs, Sc. must make up
their own Returns, or get their Attorneys
10 do ii for them. The Judge of Probate has
not the time 10 spa"c for such purposes.
Jan If
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sA..ANGEDUlsG COUNTY,.
PROBATE COURT.
Jos A, Tanning, ct. ux., ct. al.

Rebeeca N. Morgan ct. al.
under the erder in his this case, w;ll sell
for cash, OH the 18th January next. (S,uur-
day. at the Plantation af the Estate of Mar
TIN Friday. the personal property of said
Estate. consisting of
Horse. ! Mare Mule, 3 Oxen. Is head
Cattle and Hogs. Belsieads j Mattress, )
Feather "cds, 3 Bolsrcr. q Pillows. Trun-
die Bed. Cradle, Tables. . Toilet Stands.
WnshstnndS, Clock, ., Chests, pair
Tongcs, pair Fire Dogs, and lot of Old
Iron. II. RIGGS. s. O. e.
Jan I'd
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SCHOOL, NOTICE.
Office Of County Auditor,
oRANGEBuRG. S. {

'f4f Oh1t-NNnoShV. %. N.t
st ird, JAxuAni 7ti, 1870 s
Notice is hereby given tonll parties who
have SOLD, or otherwise DISPOSED of any
REAL PROPERTY between Sept. lSt, 1869,
and Sept 1st, 1869 and who are not Liable
for the Tax on thc same, are requested to re-.
port 10 this oa;ec. or or before the 10Th day
of. Jan, 1870, ail sales, transfers, etc, Civ
ing the nup!,cr OF Acres and buildings, il
any, where located, and in whose nan, prey
iously returned. All persons failing to re-
port these sales or transfers of "Reni Pro-
periy,' by the tmc above specified will bc
charged will, the Taxes ON the same for the
Fiscal Year, 1860, as no corrections viii be-
made after the 'Duplicatc" is made cut.
.# JAS. VANTASSEL,
jan st County -tmlitor. !.
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Notice of Dimissal.

NOTlrE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT |
~ will. OH the .0lh dn of January. 1870.
,hle my final account with the Honorable
Judge of Probate for Ornmgcburg County. as
administrator of the Estate of J. j. Hush.
deceased. and ask for Letters of Dismissal.
doc 23-ti A. j. ilYDRICk.
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Notice of Dismissal.

n 0TfGE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tuir on
IN the 10Th day Of January next. | will
lille my Final Accounts with the Hon. T. C.
Andrews, Judge of Probate aud ask for
Letters of Dismissal as Administrator Of the
Estates of +. O. Carson and George Vice
dec 2o---d w. W. VICE,
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Notice Of Dismissal.

Nj OTlCH is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" | will file my final return with tho Hon.
Judge of Probate for Orangcburg County. OH
the 9TH day of February next. and asR for
Letters of Dismissal as Administrators of tho
Estate of Elizabeth O'Cain, deceased. ~
DANIEL l.. DKiWDY,
Jan S--itN Administrator.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.

OrrCE OF THE OnAxGEnrnG News,
January II, 1870
COTTON-Salcs during the week
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Mr.. Fowlcs offers tho Dickson Cotton
for sale.
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Parties visiting charlcseen,a cannot
pass an hogr more lagreeable than by
visiting the new ( Theatre Academy of
Music.
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11rorlartatiott.,
DIR ocL AN AT I ON !.
i, MAYORS OFFICE
CHARLESTON. &C, October Is, 1870.

:. MAYORS OFFICE, L
CHARLESTON, 8. C., October Is, lS7o.)
Bv the lfayor, Pro tenn:
WHEREAS, By the 9th Section OF an Act entt-
tied IAN Act providing for the General Elections,
and the manner of conducting the same" ap.
proved March 1st; 1870, It Is provided that CAN
bar.rooms, saloons, and other places for the sale
Of liquors BY retat shall be closed at six O'Clock
OF Intervening preceding the day OF such election,
a nd remain closed until six clock In the morn
ing OF the day thereafter, and during the time
aforesaid the sale OF all Intoxicating liquors Is
prohibited. ANY person duly convicted before
c ompetent court of violation OF this Section,
shall be punished by fine not exceeding fifty
dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding six
monthB, or by both, such fine and imprisonment,
in thedlscreton of the coIrr.D Therefore, the at
tentior of all Keepers OF bar.rooms, saloons, and
other places for the sale Of liquors by retail, ia
called to this provision Of the law, sndthey are
admonished that It must DO faithfully observed.
1t is enjoined upon the officers and privates OF
the Police force and Of the Detective force to see
that this provision OF the law is strictly
nd that they promptly report for prosecution all
SvloIatlonsof the same. J. D. GEDDINGS,
oct15-s 5ssa. aai E.. Mayor pro tenn.
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FERNS OF The. NEWS.

rm DAILY nrws, by ma1 one Iesr 81; SIX
,,n.t,, az: three months 81; ols month 1scmts.
s.rr,1 in the city ss FurxSx onSrs . wess,
.sy,ble to the carriers, or 50 year, paid In ad-
vance at the ONCE. -
ru Tx1.w1KKLYN NIws, published on Tuesdays,
rnussda ys and Saturdays, one year 81; Six
months 50 90.
rmWMKm Nxws, one year 50. SIX copies
4 10 Tn copies, toone address, SIS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable IN ADVANCE,
nd aspxper continued after the expiration -
sne tine paid for. ,,,.oea,e
RurrrlNcesa should be made oy fostomoe
-ldnAy Order or BY express. lhis $500 w w
XOna protection against losses ey man may oe
ssor,sd , nv forwarding draft on Charleston Fay
ss,a.s the m order Of the proprietors OF THs NEWS,
o. ny sending the money In registered letter.
sddr,sa RIORDAN, DAWSON b CO., =
No. 14s East Bay, Charleston, 8. c.
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ma CONVERSATION with General Wade
Hampton, after the murder Of Randolph, Coy
vernon Scott, the so-called champion OF South
ssCSssolina Republicanlsm; made the following
Z! Z -5I!I 10 .as6a I9oie'c .I tG ,Io. '%1L
s. spiedgesa r;f2"Sai .,:ao.t vTs7n : Ta
-h9'is TIA. he ooould use his influence to make
a4k Sate go Democratic. 'oS nj > g.1ai-'
$40 "a Isathe Dould ssdsauor to induce q std-
seieat number of the oolored members Of the
Legislature to resign, so tha. the ,oh'ses might
secure a strong representation In both houses.
sd. That he a0oua appoint to o0t'e, 'ohers'
.euer he could do so, such men as seere recon-.
2.tnended By the. Democratic party 20 g.
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B- BEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
DR. J. BRADF1ELD's FEMALE REGULATOR Is
one OF those fortunate discoveries that only occur
at long intervals. This remedy Is Womsn's Best
Friend, and no lady who Is familiar With its 7ir.
tues IS to be found without bottle Of II. !
.;Por sale by oTa GOODRICH, wINEAAk 4 co. .
jun2T-stuth6moS -
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a@ FIVE CENTS. ADDITIONAL WILL
buy Shoes with silver or copper tips, which will,
save the buyer the price of new pair Of Shoes
Compared with ragged toes and dirty stockings.
they are beautiful, to say the least. Parents try
IL. sepT-ws3mos
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A Solemn Protest.

-e--SSi'-1'nH I'll -. t7---- 4-N- 90 49,! .f
The ragamuffin followers of the Ring,
Who Eept' tie residents OF tho neighbo-hood
sof, the City Hall awake on Thursday night
with their noise, stopped in front OF the Mar
;4stsE tsEaliand. yelled out;t!a solemn protest
!. against the majority Of the managers OF
es:asigttloings aid; tdsmapded" that they be re-
moVed "eadi and other men appointed, who will
conduct the election fairly and honestly. /.
rs hi Thii5s Il oi The appointses Of tie immaculate
lsR.o Shame On you, boys!!.,
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~ THE ESTATE OF ROBERT R.
BEE.-No:Icels, hereby given that the undersign-
ed viii, on the 2ed Of October next, at IL O'Clock
II, apply to the, Hon. GEORGE BUST. Judge of
Probate, for Charleston County, for Letters Dis.
mlssory as Executor of the above named Estate
sesn,e9.tbstu1mos = q q :! ROBERT BEE Il
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@- SOUTH CAROLINA SOCIETY
Pensioners OF The Society will please call on the
Treasurer, No. 2 Broad street.. oct13-ths2
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re- GERMAN SOCIETY OF SOUTH
cARoLlNA.-Emigrants seeking employment can
obtain information concerning the same from
Captain II. HARMS, Agent OF this Society, whose
office for the present Is at No. 80 East Bay.
Parties wishing to employ Emigrants can consult
the Agent daily OGlce hours from 1a to O'Clock.
. 2.egR tu 81 JOHN CAMPSEN.
APPS stu President. .
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ao 'eTHE Ring Organ says that all the Radi7
Gals want is lair election. If the gram
snatieaf synonym OF aoant is need-We are,
ioc A%enderI dhelined to agree with them.
lash.
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5uefial Notlres.

nssscoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
FALCON, from baltimore, are hereby notified
that sne Is, Ta1s DAY discharging cargo at Pier
Nc. 1. Union wnarves. All Goods not taken away
at sunset, Will remain on wharf at consignees'
risk. haofDhCA w.
oc,,s-1 Agents.
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TEE Committee Of Arrangements sns la5 for the
meeting Of citizens, to offer a tribute to the
memory Of General Lee, earnestly recon-
mend Gmendthat ali places Of business be closed at
L. NJ. to-day,,gat which hour the meeting
viitbe held at the Hibernian Ball Similar
recommendations we're made at themeetipgs
saat5s Chamber OF Commerce and the Sur
. ,esRors Association held yesterday, a t:-!
-7oO1 'Sf ,.a4 .fit:s. y ----. ~ =
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@-HIBERNIANH HALL-DIVINE SER SER
VICE will be held at Hibernlan Hall. To-MoFKow,
at r-past 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and at hslf-past
O'Clock P. N. Rev. Vt. ". HICKS officiating.
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MeeGinw.

TTNION REFORM CLUB. WARD s.
~ AN Extra Meeting Of the above Cno VIII
be held TONIGHT, at Oppenheims Hail. corner
King and Hudson streets. at O'Clock precisely.
BY order FRED. FASErNG, President. -. "a -
octi5 w. g. ROuT, Secretary.
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me- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-DI-
VINE Service will be held hereafter in this Church
on each SABBATH at half past 10 A. NJ, and at
p n, by the Rev. L. q. sHUCK, Pastor
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TINIoN REFORM CLUB, WARD AT
~ TEND Meeting on MONDAY EVENING, Oc-
tober Itch, at half-past o'clock, at Hail. corner
King and Line streets. A large attendance ls
desired. Business Of Importance will be transacti
ed, and prom nent speakers willbe present.
: octl5-2 e M HACKER. Secretary;
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+. re- OFFICE OF THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, 8. O., OCTOBER Is, ls7o.-The
Fourth Instalment Of FIVE DOLLARS per Share
will be payable on 18th November pro1imo.
% In Charleston, at the oflce Of the Company, No.
10 Broad street. ~,
In Sumter, to Major JOSEPH JOHNSON.
In Clarendon, to DIR. JOHN J. INGRAM.
WIN. b. PERoNNEAU,
octi5-s5 Secretary.
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@ GETTING MARRIED.
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the psoprioty
or impropriety Of getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who fe1i unified for matrimonial
happiness. Sent nee, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard ASS ,c,ssion, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. seplI3mos
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~ AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE Z

TRUssEs.-Comiort and Cure for the Ruptured.
sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
Dr. E. B. FO0TE, No. 40 Lexington avenue, New
YORK. dSc16