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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
A CHILD PROBABLY KILLED BY ITS FATHER.
At 1Ol o'clock last night Patrick Shay, re-

siding at No. 26S waynest Jersey City, became engaged
in an alteration with his wife, and attempted TO strike
her with pitcher but, instead struck his infant eight
months old in the head niictng a severe wound DR..
Mucahy and another physician were called in, and gave
II as their opinion that the child would die. Shay was
taken in custody and will be held to await the result OF
Pho ufu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
ROATTNG.

An exciting bOat-race took place on New
town Creek yesterday afternoon, between two young
men from Hunters Point Charles Andrews and Fred
Brennan and two young men from Greenpoint, named
Van Wrinkle and Teinan The distance was three miles,
and the course between the first and second bridges
The reenpont boys won minutes and 16 seconds by
two boatengths The wager was $50 a side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

BURTOy-HOwR-In weeispO T. June at the residence ofhs
BRIDES Rev Thomas Rogers NJ Burton Of New ork
10 Etna NJ, daughter Of Nj. d. c. Howe. No carls
PLOYDDU BO0n Tuesday June at the ressae Of the brides
PARENTS Island BY Rev Theodore Irving d. d.
Mr. John Floyd Miss JaLA Du Bots yasosi daughter Of
Cornelius Du Bois esd
MTLLBR-MASURY-On Tuesday evening June a; the residence
brides psren u Montague st. by Rev al Hunt ebenek d.
D. Prsierc t. MIr late OF u Navy. 70 Maria Carleton eldest
daughter u John w. Msury, esq, all Of Brooklyn,
TRACY-TAYLoR-u Bngesood " j.. 18th ut, by Rev Bi"ari
Taylor D. Bnghnon ~ Y, John Tracy ~ Brooklyn and
Msry C., daughter OF Charles Taylor OF Bnseyood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

A Sponge Cushion, aher constant in Brosdwv
nearly four yesr, perfectly demonstrates the durability
Cushions BEDS Pillows and Furniture Stunng
and exhibition the CoapsDys saesrooms "a broadway
opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

Dr. Sege,s Cnarrh Remrdy.s3s reward for an incnrabs
Sold BY Druggists by mail % pamphlet Ad
dress R. V. PIERCE, NJ D. lJ5 SeuecasL, Buffalo, n. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
TIE STA7E OF TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON e-5 mCOns closed at se for MONEY vi r 80
count american Securities quiet PyeTwenty Benis 6 ~ b5
sss 81 len POrs 6l Railroad sioe.s quiet Ani seAd En
l8t; Illinois ~ 80, ,.,.,xu, 4.
1921 Nnq Orleans Id SAILS 81 the day 1000 bass iaead
1000 r speculation and export Cheese 49, common h' DO
So
PARH lime a. Bourse AL Reaes closed at ~ oe ~
TRANEYOKT Juae 8lnteI sstes bOu.s hm e.I"nnS Nt
opened and closed quiet on spot and sn"At
ASTwEEp opened 5JL and closed 9e' a. "f
for Standard White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

John +. Henry, Collie e-place. Newly ork poPnetes
Medical Depot the world where found all
every ~eest2bsbe remedial preparation thai ministers to the
health AMI happiness of mortal man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
MARRIED..

Wedding md Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping NSte Papa
EygRDsLTs lO4 PCLToS-sr OLD DUTCB cHggcH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
Plants bY Mail.

The TROPHY TosAro do. S. doL 80; ang. plants To- Adj
DIRE, sGEo l. WAXING, j., Ogden Farm, SerDors, X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
g, 400 1875 n. IL 100, on SC. p gal.

Where either quantity vare duty given in the above oe o
articles because they included IN he re'e
nue. returns articles not provided or" &c In
apparently unstred but this mainly arises ron
different calculated reduce the present duty ILe notes
notifications Of the proposed tsnh The following
enacimenis also form part Of the new bill:
Paintings stau fountains and other works OF art imported
pressy national insuunons 70 any STATE
municipal cOoratons philosophical and scientific apparatus In
statusry cast OF marble bronze, sab
plaster paintings etching specially imported IN
fifth for the Of society institution Incorporated OF ~
hiosouhca educational scientific, or literary purposes
or and not intended for sale pbosphae
for ferIng plants trees SHRUBS n
s imported by the Department Of Agriculture or e.
Ia,5alv imported for cult vstion and not for sale"
ST md he further eaaed section IS Of the act approved
Juy IT, 1867 Of the act in amendment thereof approves
hereby amended that no SIN vessel
steamer belonging citizen Of the United
trading arriving the United states although
port The voyage or trading from one pE, OK
States employed the bank, whale or
bakeries shall hereafter be subject to the unnge aI or dn!
section 3 Of the act to proVd
ve n sppo he the interest on the public
debt and purposes approved July 80 1904 requiring an annual
a taI 10 be ad 6sgs and fats hereby repealed
SIC lad Grthr enacted That all imported goods ware ana
merchandise bonded warehouse on the day and year @
shall be subject other duty upon the entry mere
consumption than ii Tie imported respectively ~ Vial
dav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
A Sponge Cushion,

The Coolest and Most Comfortable Bed Pillow h
sPoSGE also the ceApe AND durable GUaran Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

LIT ID ID 4th 5h 9th 7h eth 9Th Total
. MG'S,l ...:.... ..s = 7 S S.,S
Umpire Mr. John Grum Bedford Club rne-a2o
To-day the Unions and Eckfords at fremont,
and Mutuas and Resolues at Union grounds. On Mon
day next the Red Stockings meet the Mutuals-
ALPHA VS.. CHAMPION.
These clubs played yesterday at the CapltO-
line ground, the Champions winning by the following
score.
1t d. 81. siS sh 9th 7th. 9Th. 9Th Total
a AIS1a;i;.:" / ss & / -
LAWMAKERS VS.. ATHLETICS.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8-AbOut 6,O0O persons
witnessed the game OF baseball this afternoon between
the lawmakers of Troy and the Athletics OF this CITY,
The general play Of the Haymakers was poor though
they made some fine fly catches. Bellan ana Flowers
crippled by sore hands The following Is the score'
Is. "a %. +h. 5th. 9Th. 7th 9Th 9Th Total
A,Slsts:::ss 3 : I 9 S"-s
Umpe-ME Hsbseh Of the Keystones -
The Haymakers go to Washington tomorrow.
RED STOCKINGS vs.. CLIPPERS.
LOWELL Mass, June 8.-The Red Stocking
and Clipper (of LOwel Baseball Clubs played game OF
baseball to-day, which resulted In favor OF the Red
Stockings by score OF 80 to 8.
TWO VICTORIES FOR THE FOREST CITY CLUB.
WASHINGTON, June S.-TwO games OF base
hall were played here to-day consisting OF hve innings
each The Forest City Club Of Rockford, ILL.,, were we
torous both games, defeating the Nationals by score
Of and the Jeersons by about the same ratlO the
figures being Is too.
STAR VS.. PASTIMES.
BALTIMORE, June S.-The game of base ball
this afternoon between the Stars OF Brooklyn ana tue
Pastimes of Baltimore resulted as follows
ist 3D. 3D. sti sth. 9Th 18th. 9Th 9Th. Totals
S SaI;;:,:......i : S-S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
THE PROPOSED TARIFF.

ABSTRACT OF THE BILL BEFORE CONGRESS-
THE MATERIAL CHANGES PROM THE PRESENT
TARIFF PROPOSED.
Tn the following statement the figures hrst
shov Tho rates of the present tariff the next the
quantities imported under it in the fiscal year 1861 the
ox ,be value Of such importation and the last the rates
of the proposed Tariff from Dec 81 1870 which has just
Yassed the House:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
lmplfe-Mr HaIbaeh OF The keystoneA
The Haymakers go to Washington tomorrow.
PED STOCKINGS vs.. CLIPPERS.
THE TURF.

THE SALE OF TROTTING AND THORUGH- BRED
STOCK AT MOUNT FORDHAM.
The first annual sale of Mr.. Lewis G.. Morriss
stock horoughbreds and trotting stock took place
yesterday at his magnifcenty country seat at
Mount Fordham, overlooking the Hudson and Harlem
Rivers. There large assemblage OF prominent turf
men present but the amount Of business done not
large, there being scarcely any bidders for the
different lots Of racing stock offered, while the
trottng stock, whose pedigree and good looks could
not surpassed, disposed or at great
sacrifice. The first lot sold q sorrel gelding
years by NewJersey out Of Trustee mare Shch
Burr the sire OF Gen Butler secured by Mr. g. Bar
tow for s215. Crescent, brown ly by Warminster dam
good without pedigree broken to saddle and pony
phaeton bought by Mr.. a. Finday OF Eastchester
for s2Oj Mr.. Harrison OF ST. Lawrence purchased the
chased chestnut ly Bonita who is by III Dorado "a son
OF Kenble JacksOn) and TacOn mare, for 800 MI Van
Arden OF Catski n. Y, bought Iris, brown FLY by
Kentucky, dam Jennie, by Monarch, for
s2i5; and Mr.. Bannam OF New-York bought
Susannah by The Marshall, dam by Trustee, for
the low price of sl5j Mr. T. H. Harrison OF New York
bought Marvel, 2year old colt, for $40 Mr.. G. Bath
gate bought Mad Anthony, chestnut yearlng by Major
Winfield out of a Vermont HambetOnian mare for S25,
and Mr.. L. WEIGH of Fordham bought Sir Cuban by
The Marshal dam Jennie for $780, None OF the parties
present appeared to be in hunor for buying, and
excellent lunch with abundance of MuInm failed to
enven the crowd The trotting stations shown seem TO
manifest superb promise trotting sire, and they Will
assuedy do Mr. Morris good service ON the turf III the
coming future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
THE BEACON PARK RACES.

Boston, Mass, June S.-The races at Beacon
Park arranged for today postponed on account Of
the rain and the bad condition Of the track The pro-
gramme for tomorrow and Friday will be carried out
the weather permits. On Saturday there will be three
rr horses that have never beaten 22 2:2s, and
G4O HOtspur, License, Draco Prince, W. b. Whitman,
and ROla, Goddust will contest in the 2:2i match
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
DIED.

al Notices of Marriages must be Endorsed Uih faH
md 1ldr
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-15
PLANTATION BIfTERS

This wonderful Yege-
table restorative is the
sheet-ancllor Of the feeble
and debilitatcd. AS a
tonic and cordial for the
aged and Ianguid it has
10 equal among stoinach-
les. As Il remedy fer
the nervous weakness to
which women arc espec-
tally subject, it Id
supelseding every other
I $ timuIant. III ali
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or f,rigid, it acts
as IL specific in every
speciesD6f disorder which
underiEines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. !,
Wherever it, is intro
duced it becomes "a
standard article---a me-
dicinal staple. 1t is to-day
the best and purest.t0nic,
and the most popular
medicine in the civilized
W0rld---be sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, GrOcers and
Country Stores.
aug 81 1y
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-15

We wuniJ call the attention of our
readers to theyi;ict. that Mcssrs. CoRNEL-
son, KRAMER & Co, Agents of the
Xells' Ammnniatcd Bone Super Pllos-
phatc, have received large supply OF
this valuable fertilizer, which we can
safely recommend to our planters, hav-
ing the FIJI! endorsement of the great
Georgia Cotton planter aud experiment
ter DIR. Il. NJ. Pcndlcton of SPARTA. Geo.
See what he says in the December No.
of the .>outhcrm CaHirnt0r, page 3Sl.
Out OF 15 commercial fertilizers. all of
them pat down at the rate of $40 pcr
acre, it was the second best, paying 94
per cent, whereas Peruvian Guano paid
only 56 per cent aud Rhodes only 80 per
cent. W. have also a number of certifi-
Gates fiom Planters of our own State and
County, who have used it before. and
the Agents arc prepared to furnish cer-
tificutcs from all parts of the Southern
States upon application to them.
Give it trial and be convinced.
jan S m2.
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ouR OPINION ar sAErbAr,s DoIxes.

OUR OPINION er SALEDAY's DoINGs.
We were astoniyhed to hear that we
had givoS Saence % many persons BY
publicly noticing the drunkenness of
saie.day. We spukeof it as il was, moth
ing extenuated, nor set down auSht in
malice" A I',plos, TO onr notice of our
salc-duy, we quote for the, benefit of
these NAL saliteGas the opiuiio, Of one
or two exchanges Of sale-day in other
places.
The Darlington Souhe,mrr says: "a
very large number of persons-wlitc
aud coIufea assscmbl~d ut the Village
on Monday last, accordance to old
custom, and it would seem by the mum
Der who were tlrn.k, that they would
have saved money and time if they had
remained ut home"
The oconcc Copfier{ says; ''.As the
day waned, poisc aud confusion, sup
erinduced by imhibing ton freely of II
liquid known hcrcabouts, as tangle-foot,
became only ppareut@ Man, it seems,
is not only willing to suffer the ills he
has, but viii fly to those he knows not
Of"
The Bsrnwell Jou,aaisays: Towards
the close of the, day many who had i'm
bibed too freely of "tanglc-leg" and big
dngiu," wcrcyery boi<terous and showed
fight. Many of them were taken in Out
of the cold.Y s
It would ~sccln then, that at other
places Iliaif Oraugcbhrg, drunkenness
is getting to be the characteristic of
these occasions, and that the Press in
other places notice. and rcbukcs the
growing evil.
IL ucir.is nny disgrace, that attaches
stn,hat ;.tfair, it is that such brutal drunk
vane@s WAS exhibited in onr streets, and
stores ailG not that tho 0nANGERuRG
News noticed, a,sd rebukel it
Aaystlse i're<s ever, and every honest
sAar. IN his sober moments, hold up to
rcbuke and ecnsurc sucl, scenes as were
witness IN 0ramseburg on last sale-day.
Our Iasn Council should provide for
these occasions.
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(NEO. w. CARPENTERS r
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF SAR-
S.tPAElLLA

GRO ". C4RPENTER' s.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BuCHU
These 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 on a.
being most valuable remedies in all cases
where Sarsapariila or Buchu are applicable,
and cannot be top highly recommended.
They arc prepared III highly concentrated
form. SO as to render the dose small and
convenient. Orders by mail or otherwise
viii! receive prompt attention.
GEO. w. CARPENTER, iIRNISZEY & Co,
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse.
No. I37 Market street Philadelphia.
For sale by DUKES & SHULER, and Z. J.
0LlVERoS, 0rangcburs. s. c., and D0wlE
NOISE, Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 5.
e. ~ e''-i t'.' y - oct S--tf
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I nnn sEWAlsD.---- Twill
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Balsa;n, No. |. will cure Syphilis in iis
primary and secondary stages. such as Oil
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eruptions, soreness of the scalp car,ice1ion
diseases and mercury thoroueltIv. +. pr.
Richan Golden Balsam, No. >. will cure q
third stages. or tertiary Syphilis. Syphillii
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who suffer from such diseases TO ohtaih's
radical cure, wtliuut The aid oftliis NC .icins
winch docs not prevent the patient from cat
ing and drinking what they like. have hum
'lretls of certificates showing the nliraculot,s
cures effected by these remedies. i'ricesoK
either No. or No. So per bottle, or Two
bottles 81. DR.. Richau's Golden AM ti,io,e-K
safe, SPECIFY. pleasant. anil radical cure for
Gonorrhca, Glcct. Irritation, Gravel. and, ell.
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lie Amours-.i radical cure for General De-
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those who have led life of scnsuality. II
IS invaluable 10 those who are anxious fer
an increase of family. Powerful .lIarinicsr
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per bottle, or two bottles, So On receip: E
price, by moucyed order, registered le,tA
or express, these remedies will be shippe.! o
any place. Prompt attention pail to II
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ss',es''so ,T-,SS ~" g Ns%'io -~AeuuoHy VA
Music. J
Z ;. - -
= CoURr.-The Contingeut Docket was
called'ahd disposed Of last Saturday. Is 3
The following, sentences were pro-
,nounadd 2bysbis honor j udgc Carpenter,
upon persons convicted at this term: ta
Ellen, Jefferson, Assault aud Battery.
SO. fine and costs of prosecution or con
lincn,eut in County Jail 70, one month.
Joseph f. Robinson, Assault aud Bat
terry, SD fine and4custs of prosecution.
RIG. Nj. ,:ery, Assault and Battcry,
81 fine and costs. s~l
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. "a
Marshall Amakcr, Assault and Bat
terry, two indictments. SIS. fine and costs
in each case, or six months in County
Jail
Frederick Wilson, Petit Larceny, $50
fine and costs ar two months in County
Jail.
Isaac jacobs, Petit Larceny, $50, fine
and costs or two months in County j. il.
Peter Fair. Petit Larceny, $50 fine
and costs or two mouths in County Jail.
Peter Fair, Assaultand Battery, $50
fine and costs or one month in County
Jail.
Gorge Ladson, Trcspass, SIS 6ue and
costs or one month in County Jail.
Gorge Ladson, Assault and Battery,
So fine aud costs or one month in Jail
VIM. Meyers, Obstructing highway.
81 fine aud SITS and to remove the
obstruction by 1st of February next or
pay an additional fine of 500.
james Cooper, Bastardy. Motion in
arrest of Judgment, argued by counsel
The Court reserved its decision
The Court adjourned on Saturday
until Thursday, 18th when Tie civil
docket was taken up.
Judge Carpenter has filed decree i'll
the case of Ficklins VS. Riley, in favor
of the validity of the Homestead law
except in cases where the dcLt is secured
hy lien.
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Colleton Lands for Sale.

Will be sold on the I'd February, (Wednes-
day. ON the premises to thc highest bidder.
twelve hundred (1200) acres more or less, of
valuable land the property of Reuben Ste
phcns, on Saltkehatchic River, near nuckheatl
Cnuseway, in two tracts with Dwellings and
and necessary Outhnidings on each.
Tcrms-Onc- half cash, balance on n credit
of one year, with mort sago 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
nttested, and all indebtedwill make payment
OH day of sale. t
l.. C. STEPHENS,
jun st Biackville, S. G.
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WIN TO-. BEE 81 CO., Agents,
No. ID ADGER'S WHARF.
Nit. Zion Institute.

3. FIX EWiNNSB0RO, s. G. !
4 cHssfrR ah'' Normal li,Schoo1 f1r Boys
DUPlLS SENT TO THIS INSTITUTION
IL will be thoroughly trained in all the
branches of liberal cducniion--,lnlcss par
ties prefer their snus To take
\ BUSINESS COURSE,
.:!:ic!: ":!i embrace careful drilling in Com
mcrcial Arithmetic aud other English stu,lics,
and is designed to fit boys for mercantile life,
or actual business of any kind.
uniform, uniting economy with ncatness
of costume. will he adopted, the next year,
and the discipline ma.le still more effective
by combining some Of the features OF the
Military Academy with those of the Normal
Scho |.
Terms per Session Of five months:
BOARD. including tuition in uil the branches.
only. Sloo,00. H'a
The Scholastic year opens LIST Monday in
February. For particulars send forcirculars
Address. q. A. WOOUW AKD
jan S-@. Principal.
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We have received the Goanty Audi
tors abstract of personal property of
this County as returned f"r the year,
1862 We give the total of the differ
ent townships.
- Number OF Horses 2293, value S2S2,
3ss.
= Cattle Is, ,15G, value S232 ,402.
= Mules and Asses, 1902, value $685.
4o2.
ssseep and Goats, 7167, value s14,-
s6s.
Hogs, 39.746. value S179,7s4.
Watchcsnn and Plate / .4Ss, value s34,-
s75.
= Phaipsorscs, melodeons, etc., 100, value
Si3,3I0. ie q.,s
Pleasure carriages 956, value s5S, ,223
Dogs, ,135, value, S2l ,606.
Average value of property appertain-
ing to merchandise Sl05,802.
Property appertaiuing to merchandise
$105,s02. '"
Property appcrtaining to manufactur-
ing eli, ,4sS.
Value of manufactured articles, en-
gines and tools, on hand, S49,261.
Value of moneys, bank bills, etc, $751;
GIL. .gil
Value Of all credits S199,277.
Value Of stocks of companies out of
this State S35,7l7.
Bonds not exempt from taxation, s14,
692. .sE. .<gsf GfFr44gs
Aunual value of all leases, except per-
manent leases, S7T2f.
Value Of al! other property s5l7,G37.
- Total value lof all taxable personal
property, ss22,eg8,o?4.
This is an increase over 1868 of about
s3S0,ooO.
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SCEH0OT. NeDTFt.E.
Office Of County Auditor,
a.!} IOHANGEBURG $. {

~ iObAAdEBuGp. -. .G.s
"a tzi4 .JANyAnr sth 1870
Notice is hereby given toall pariies wbe
have SOLD, or otherwise DISPOSED of any
REAL PROPERTY between Sept. lst, 1867,
and Sept. Isl, 1869, aud who are not Liable
for the Tax on thc same, are requested to re-
port TO this 0a;ec. on or before the 10Th day
of JAN, 1870 all sales, transfers, etc., Civ
ing the nup,bcr of Aeros and buildings, IL
any, where located, and in whose name, prey
iously returned. All persons failing 70 re-
port these sales or transfers of Real Pro-
perty," by The lime above specified will bc
charged with the Taxes on the same for the
Fiscal Year, 1860, as no corrections win te3
made after the "Duplicate" is made out. 3
IL, ,f4 JAS. ,VANTASSEI.
jan st ., County 4iurlton
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(sATURpAY, JANUARY is, 1870

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NOTICE
To Administrators Executors.
Guardians, Committees
and Trustees.

PROBATE OFFICE.
DECEMBER -, 1869.
You ARE HEREBY NOTIFGLD THAT
your Return must be made to this Office du-
ring the M.nths of JANUARY and FEBRU-
ARY. Administrators and Executors will
please make their Returns in January-the
others in February, 1870.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
Judge of Probate.
l.. S.-Administrators, &c., must make UP
their own Returns, or get their Attorneys
to lo it for them. The Judge of Probate has
not the time to spa"c for such purposes.
Jan tt
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oRANGEDUsG COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT.
JOS A Tanning, ct. uE., ct. al.

Rebeeca N. Morgan ct. al
Under the erder in his tliscasc, Will sell
for cash, OH the 5th january next. (Sutur-
day. nj the Plantation Of the Estate of Mar
I'm Friday, the personal property Of said
Estate. consisting of
] Horse. Mare Mule, 3 Oxen. Is head
Caitle and , Hogs. 4 Belsleads, i Mattress. 8
Feather Beds, holsters. & Pillows. Trun-
die Bed, Cradle, Tables, Toilet Stands.
1 Washstands, | Clock, ., Chests, pair
Toagcs, pair Fire Dogs, and lot Of Old
Iron. H. RIGGS. s. O. e.
Jan I'd