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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-14

seventeen dollars and twenty-five cents.
At the navy yard, Norfolk.-Writer, one
thousand and seventeen dollars and
twenty-five cents: in all, one thousand and
seventeen dollars and twenty-five cents.
At the navy yard, Mare Island.-TwO
writers, first at one thousand and seventeen
dollars and twenty five cents, and second at
one thousand two hundred and ninety-five
dollars and fifty cents; in all two thousand
three hundred and twelve dollars and
seventytive cents.
At the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia
Paymaster's assistant at Naval Asylum, one
thousand dollars.
and transportation to foreign and
home stations, candles, fuel interior
alterations and fixtures in inspec-
ton buildings; tools and repairing
same at eight inspections; special watch
men in eight inspections; books and blanks:
stationery; kilograms; hostages and express
charges; tolls, ferriages, and car tickets;
ice; and incidental labor not chargeable to
other appropriations, seventy-iive thousand
dollars.
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
For support Of the medical department,
for surgeons necessaries for vessels in com
mission, navy yards, naval stations, marine
corps, coast survey, not including the
families Of officers on shore stations, fifty
one thousand dollars.
For necessary repairs of naval laboratory,
hospitals, and appendages, including roads,
wharves, out-houses, steam-heating appa-
ratus, sidewalks, fences, gardens, and farms,
plumbers and masons' work, painting,
glazing, and outfits of hospitals 1T Annapo-
lis and Mare Island, when completed, forty
Thousand dollars.
For pay of civil establishment under this
bureau at the several hospitals and navy
yards, fifty thousand dollars.
For contingencies, thirty thousand dol
lars.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
For pay Of professors and others: Four
professors, VIE: of French, Of Spanish, ono
of chemistry, and Of ethics and English
studies, Ut one thousand eight hundred dol
lars each, seven thousand tive hundred dol
lars; ~isstses [eighteen] assistant profess
sors, viz: five Of French, I'VE Of Spanish,
three sf ethics and .HAgliaA stadiss, three Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-20
CLUB SWINGING 0yER THE RIVER.
Another Police Sergeant IN Trouble in Brook
Iyn--Hc is Fined Fifty Dollars for Clnhbing
n yI,u.

Another Police Sergeant In Trouble in Brook
Iyn--Hc il Fined Fifty Dollars for Clnbbing
Man.
Another case OF Official clubbing has been wiped
OF the calendar OF one OF the police courts OF
Brooklyn by the conviction Of the official who used
the baton. Tue case IN question was that Of James
Giddings VS.. Sergeant l.. O'Brien, of the Fourth
precinct. The plaintiff accused the sergeant OF
having assaulted, dubbed and arrested him on the
night OF the 2Ith OF last moath and made an aflda.
VT that he had committed no offence which would
render him at all liable to the treatment he received
ct the hands OF the sergeant
Yesterday the sergeant was taken before Justice
Riley, OF the Fourth District Court when the case
was examined Considerable testimony was elicit
ed, and IL was shown that the sergeant had acted
in an unwarranable manner; ut least the Justice
took that view OF 1t, and gave the sergeant the
choice OF paving inc OF nifty dollars or going to the
PeDitentary Tor the short term or six months.
The merits OF the case win be looked INTO by the
Police commissioners next week, and II they ind
that the sergeant was JUSTIFIED In his course they
According 10 the story OF the sergeant, he
heard an unusual noise In place 10 Hud.
Mr.. Glddngs the night in question. ON
approaching the place he says ne heard the cry OF
place engaged in free night. lie ATTEMPTED TO ar
rest one man, whom he saw beating another over
the head with bottle, but Mr. Giddngs interiered
assistance, and sficers Mckenzie ana Van Brunt
came up. They then arrested Giddlngs aud locked
him up. The following day he was taken before
Next week Sergeant Thomas Mckee and officer
Dennoan are to be tried before Judge Walsh on q
charge OF clubbing Alexander Stewart, In the Ninth
precinct, without provocation. The police force OF
Brooklyn appear TO be gaining notoriety for club.
Sns penis e Ss p me
Locust CitSs
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THE national AIR LINE Raj Roan-

ing lately at Trenton and on Friday q large party
proceeded over the entire route between
Trenton and Elizabeth In conveyanccs.
The engineers OF the road accompanied
the party, and on their return to Trenton
Yesterday morning reported that the route which
has been chosen gives great satisiactIon There Is
very me country along the valley from the points
Indicated. There are few engineering difficulties to
be encountered, and the country IS extensively
peopled. Along the way the rarty were joined by
farmers who arc taverably disposed 70 the road
and every where they met q welcome
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A RT NOTE .


ArtistS uuu Ihetr STUDIOS.
The majority OF artists have now returned to IN O
city and have resumed their winter abors una or the
Inspiration OF the "reminiscences OF summer studies.
One very gratifying feature Is quite noticeable In
visiting the various studios and that IA the excel
lence OF much OF the work accomplished This, how
ever IL general but not UNIVERSAL In several cases
afew poor scrawls poked away In corner repre-.
scented the labor OF long summer months amid ma
lures most inspiring scenes. Artists arc proyerDay
lazy. However much any one may protest against
an individual application OF II to himself each
VIII, no doubt, admit the general Truth OF the
assertion with that pleasing righteousness with
winch we are all ready 10 admit faults OF which we
suppose ourselves innocent especially they be OF our
neighbors An artist would receive. no doubt, with
becoming artistic contempt and conscious SUPERB
ory, the statement that everything depends on the
number and fidelity or his studies aud yet no insig-
hhcant proportion practically ignore the fact 1t Is
10 TINS neglect as cause, we may owe the melan-
choy results In the way OF square yards nonsense
patched together; may at any tlme wade through
IN any one OF our second rate picture shops and
IN places where ignorance, personal influence and
petty jealousy would not be supposed TO combine
10 retard the interests and progress of American
ART. The more an artist studies, not only the more
perfect and truthful Is his work, but the more does
ne become imoued with the true feeling and spirit
OF nature. He mounts from the study OF the indl-
vidual and the particular to an understanding OF
the general and the universal. lie who has learned
much begins. lie is ever ready to learn more. The
artist however, who Is satisfied with himself has
learned nothing He never VIII learn. Honest and
true painters are open to conviction and per-
suasion. These lead inevitably to improve
ment. 1t is only In the presence OF conceited
ignorance that we may fold our. hands IN the
resignation OF utter hopelessness. As q rule
the ablest our painters are those who have stu
died and worked the hardest and still study ana
work much and well. To be sure, many OF our
least successful and most bungling painters have
work enough IN all conscience, such as 1t Is; and
they trumpet and blazon their trumpery about with
the proverbla pcrtinacity Of those obliged, In the
absence OF their runpeters, to perform that office
for themselves The study, however, and the qua.
lty are both wanting, which, OF course, give the
Chief value to the work. IL IL time when one can
not be too exacIng In regard to finished pictures,
and We have, therefore, laid more stress studies
and sketches, for the making and collecting OF
which In the relaxed demand for other during
the summer months every opportunity Is Afforded.
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historical value which cannot be too highly appre.
ciaed, IN view OF the gradual absorption and dsap-
pearance OF tne negro race among us as distinc-
tive feature OF our life and time.
J. l.. FITCH. ta.
TINS Is another artist who deserves great credit
FOR q surprising number OF sketches ana studies
from the Adrondacks. Many OF tnem are well
studied and excellent. Several OF his forest studies
IN particular are quite accurate ana characteristic
He has improved his style. Il would seem, by
broader and more comprehensive treatment which
snow more OF the deeper understanding OF the thor.
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A YACHT VOYAGE TO AfRioA.-A small yacht,
measuring only about twenty-six feet from end 20
end has left Bristol England, Oh VOYAGE 10 the
coast Of Africa She Is fifteen tens burden, aud eit
Bristol with cargo OF ten tons OF salt about eight
hundredweighs OF pig iron for ballast and two or
three casks OF water AID provisions. She Is COM
manded by Captain Langdon IN addition TO whom
there are the mate and TWO men on board. she -
viii, It ls said make her voyaGe IN about six weeks
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-29
THE PETE 0LEUMCENTkE
DAILY RECO f !
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
Sundays excepted
". II. LONGNELl, Proprietor.

TENNIS.
Ger year payable In advance, Ss 0.
er month, u
pnlCE.LIST OF ADyE,cTsS1NG.
ten lines of nonpsreil make one squsre)
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-12-21
From tue N. Y. World, Dec.:.12, l..&
4 HE SOUTH CA ROLlNA DRSp 0rIsSS..

H"- .
Thore will be found elsewhere .rSnubii.b.d /; T.
this issue u memorial now .recsivipn sions,.-s.
ihrouxhoat the State Of Sogfs Ca isoLiSA nrtor
to Its presentations to Congress The, netii;on
sets forth the great injurica now almost ,tniiv in
aictcd on 'he people Of the State. shows Tho I'm
possibility OF my redress FROM The State govern
mrnt from the fact of this Organization bsinr tho
auth"r of the wrongs compainod of. aud .beK.'
''"ngross to appoint II committee OF its o. n mem.
bcrs or TO institute nm outside tS In.
vos'igntc and report on the political. ounai,i6n
""f SCUM CAR"LlNA. aid to mako sioh sbpkes
"tions Hs to them nay seem T. sise, md prone
Ii is prrhnps too much tu expect that .Cunersss
will take the action prayed for since the appoint
ment of n committee or institution of a commis.
sion would be almostcqual to condcmnaton.df
the Stntc g"vornment uecessitat ting such eoutse.
but on the other tap,, tho denial af 80 reasonable
request as that contained in this pet iti6n Dan
hardly be construed otherwise than az refusal
I" investigate for tho roason that intesGgatiun
would reveal state Of afhirs abhorrent 70 al our
idcns Of propiioty and right With the appear
nnee "f the petition In Congress II L. to bs ioped
an earnest effort Whl bs made to procure the ip
vcstigation desired. 40 things now arc. we think
we nre justified in snyiAg thnt the government OF
South CAROLINA is a disgrace tU the whole cohn
try. md Congress will refuse to take .uch
as may sh"w officially the condition Of affairs
there. then upon the majority in that body may
Justly ho charged desire to shield moustrous
oppression. : -.
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Repeal or sho.Hncorne .Tsx. i,

4SVGOSs "a NAe0sAuQVlW0 % u II ~
"A ssmand:for' The sbstldp1 sfthe, ihsos sstsx
came promptly iato The Ssnatss on 5ibs hiss4dsy
Of its session. As a aatlstEnf. tight, Caiifornia
leads tho column, and Ms.sttt Cole aud Ossisf,y,
with afriendly rivalry, have; coms' forward Saoh
with his bill providing for she sbp.ittoH of this
imposition. Since tbs adjeurnmens os;EanriS&
at the last session, as The Philads,phia Inqsirer
renarkr, tho msmbsii RAvS been stsaght ssne
thugs which aro rather difertnt frau shst thsir
own ideas upon. .aoh subjects had hssn. Upon
no other matter has Il bsen moro .satiifaEtSHiS
demonstrated that they were 50 hopsiessiy blind
nnd wre,chcilly. misiaksn than ID -regSrd 70 the
dontiaation OF this taxi. They troatsd the pro.
test of the people against that odtoas burden as
unworthy of attention. They insisted that tbs
continuation of.the tax was for the puSlic, xood,
and that 1t was folly to desire its disco
BY this time they have probably acquired some
knowledge on tho satject. All Of them have
been taught worry clearly what tho popular ideas
arc. and some Of them, among whom We may
par,iculnr1e Mr.. Schenck, have learned the .jss
sons with sorrow. II they desire to rsooyst the
favor which'they huve iostby their 'foliJ, they
will hasten forward Ia tho Senate, pass one Of tho
bi'ls--thc best one--of Cole or Casssrly. In tho
House there ought tc 6e d contest 10 apset Mr.
schenok and hts ruioou. policy as soon ss. PCS
sible. Let us get this imposiii6p ous Of tks way
without delny. ~ -. ,.t,3.fE K.
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DE|'LlNQUEN;1l''.s \ lf5S / |i|ili

Andst1on; r. H.. for 1852 sieS aesSS t Sste
.ss.ass:S, Ellen fss 1852, So asssis SO y s,S III
Bosiardl topph g. for lsss ,s.Sf ~, sa;s
FChandls! Estete, y. r.. for 1881, NJ t3EiSssys
0,.lcl61Sh. Estasp J. "A. 49b sStSs,
Dick: 3 u 3: ., Y. fss 1858 and lsasslss a.
Ds,.n., 2; 9; u y. .fsr isss. isaa
0tdkius, L.sltSS8Nt 1888 and 1SH6 6sEAsxs~..Sr
Elmnre. L.for 1858 ahd, iSs1s s sSssssy5 i.
Fleming. Estass Atss e. ~ I'D ist .iy( ~,
~ fsas iSsr.s -;
8afrttf, Mrs. Elisa bsth tor 1Sb& iAaa aalirah
f. scrss. Z. s', ~ !, il Z:
GsJdiug,, ii. j. for 1858 .uS isss. I:ss
Hafyip, HyssS. Al, for ls6s xnd iSvt5 hsSI IA
hptt 't' ~ e ) "a 49,.
iasscsk '',; = =. g ser lsss, M sosA..e n
Hay nsEpFth, Mfs. II. g. Tor fSS7. lSaa - ~
Hodse and Lot. = s;siS Z y.
Javies, Al6ert,isr 1855. as setss isaaE
toH HSs, 8etass L. D. lor 1883 ala is6o. loe1s "
i lot ~ 4, = "a, e 3asiss7 e. Il
Legare, Rep for 1869, Is asres, ~ \, -
Nc Oonsld. Nv. Tor 1858 and 1879, ItA ssw,
MtDeRafdi Mess. ". for ISag, ieS aercss }N'
Ahyrant, J: kstass samuel 70. nSp,- Nssis IL
-. L,'t. y. ,s.s- S.:;e; $3.50, /: iI
Mcleod. w II. for 1859. 100 aerss. !. !lSlT;ll
Netti, o. John, fof 1858, 100 acses 1, : ss&
Nettlcs, J Jos, M: for, 1850. 100 ssrcs., SD
Poole. Estate Mrs. Mary, for 1851, isos ia In,
:, llouie and Lot. Z - Ns'>S',' 81.
Pack, Thos. A., rustse, for 1865 ana lStA. Assa
and Lat. 4: y ~ : NI,SiSsIi'
RichaI,,ron, z. D.. far 1868 and 1869. ~ I'm.
Richardson, Tbos. g. for 1888 md IDsl. ~
acres. = % -. SSs;s
Reanis, Mrs. Mory for 1889. 1oo aeras.i x,
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70 Con.u,, ,ap,iIv,,es.. !

: rhs advertiser. having bsen perma tly cured
Of that dread disease. Consumption. by a simple
remedy. r. anxious to make kn"wn to bis fellow
snforars tho means Of cure. To ali who desire
u. he will send cory Of the prescription used
(frse Of charged, with rho direoons for prem
and using the same. which they will And sure
ause for Conaomptlon, Asthms =, Bronchitis. Dc. F.,
Parties wishing the prsseilpiion will please
address . "... - t2tfiH d.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON. :
1855 South Second Strcet, Williamsburg, N. Y.
Dec 1--1y o. ..,-... .,f'' .
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Errors OF Youth.

A GENTLEMAN'who suffered for yoars from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all the
effects ofyouthiul indlscriton. will tor tHe sake
of suffering humanity, send free - all who need
II the recofpe and direction for making. the sim
pie remedy by which he was cured. Suffers
wishing To profit by the sdvertissr's experiences
can do 80 by addressing, in perfeot rcn6 ence.
- - JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. 4s Cedar Street, Now York.
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:iFfNANEI.HT.

!; ;;Baskcr e; BfoEsr NJ Is: Brsed Street.
s sltsog, sAyo, g. stsyo;s::. yo!;;,35.ls ~ :.,. .'i
g Sears sseosty, -! sepih oaselias. sla,, $50
ooj d. new 20 g do. r.ss'.a stock. sxt iFt
& S,ss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, o.: Bonds. %
rs; Charleston, s. O3Stock; lex ar in,| OBJ;
d do. Fire Log. pepa., @ssi ralsaiie. S. g
pla.I Observation-Disclosures,
.-@eo; Charleston spd sayepnsb, .;-@Ss
Charlotte, i: 3 Columbia. and Apgasta, - 85;
Chsrsw and Darlipstop, --s8 gGreenyllle aud
Columbia. q lstmpyt) - t0S6) do. (stato, guar
sns'' ssS and ssS ss'e:s sss sss.s
yuaran,eel - 50, South Carolina, orb do,
5ol,Spartas burg sHa tjnien, -.7t9 a.,s.--s
RAilnolD SsoGxs- Ohatloite. lEGiumSis and
Augusta, -,@4pr ats.nyille and oe'a, ,bia, Z
ton. --@s2i SoaiG. bstniins, (wAol.- !. sAasssl
% GseuAsas. ss s,!as 4sMSsI &ass Yo;l D,r
astd. 700 @li2, Sbver. 1910
4. 4. :'ssS SOUTH cARoL,sa BANK BILLS. i
SHNPk 0t Charletton.... ..........-.. ......". 90
Bunk OF Newberry.." ....a-@-
Bank OF camdcn.:.,.. $50
Baak ~ deorgesown. .......!. O6@s
Bank 5of South :Csrolihn. .......,i..........!. 00
Bank of chester. ::..... 0l O.
Bank at Hambute-..-;-- ....... :....... $50
Bnnkjsf State Of prior to 1seI.......46@-
Bank OF state 81 q. y. taSue' lS0t md 1862 500
sPhnters' and msthAnies' psnk Of Charles %
ton...... ......... ......-@-
sPeople's Bank OF CharlSston., .......-@-
*Uniou Bank Of Obnrletton. ..::..::....., ....-M-
ASOuthwestoru X II Bank OF Charleston, %
(Old)....... .s...,... ,..;.,..,.....- %
"southwestern r n Bsnf of GHarlssion, %
(newl -: :... .......s ss.... :. ......".-@-
Farmers aud Esohsnge Bank Of Charles %
tom, ......."... ................ 90
Exchange; Bank Of C"lumbia. -.:..7(9-
Merehsnss' Bnuk OF Cheraw.>.vs. .....c." 60
Planters Dank Of Fairfield. l..........86-
State or South CsroiinaeBills Receivable. ...96.
City Of cbsrlsst, n Change ~ lt.,.. .........95.
slssl's marked thus ~ ara being rsdesmed at
!, yJanI2 Il '.5..g,, ~,
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NJ 0NEY CANNOT BUYrT',
I, FOR SI6nT ISyPRICELEsgil

T. The DIAMOND G GLAssE Es:ms uuia By J.
Il. SPENOER 4 Co... New York; which are nov
oiiersd 70 the public, are pyonopuced by ali ,he
coehrnisd 0piicians nf,hs world to be The most
Pcrfest, Natural Artificial help @ tn. human eye
over knguf.h y FttJ} ~ =. " ~ s,.'. -
They ars sy9nrd sudor their own SiopcsJition,
fson. ,qiahts Crystal Pehlless msiisd s6sssher,
and derive thstf lin Nv - "l1in unthds "a SeSount
of their Harinti seI bflii,Aney. 3 4 ss:.H
TIE snientifs f,sinepte on whisii they are DON
s'tpeted tho GERS Of Sen4rs Of tie lens di-
rse.lyttp tscot ofths eye, pti,inci6g clear and
d,tt'nct vision, MS In the nkturnl he althy sight
and preventing all unpleasnnt sensstions. such as
glimmsring and wavering of sight, dissiue.s, &C.,
peculiar I" all others In us6.
:. They, are mounted in tho anest n,anuer In
frames Of the hest quality, 81 all naterias u.sa
for Tint purpose. Their hnish nhd durability
cannot be snrpassed. ,.
oAurroE.--None genuine unless bearing their
trade mark stampsd on every frame.
r. HALTOM FOLSOM,
MATCHMAKER & aJtWelER =:
" SUMTER, s. C.
December e1 ,e
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REcApIruLATroN of EXPENDITURES.

"
1870.
Nov. ,. County Poor House:
Accounts pnid. including OK. =.
penkss Uf Po0r House Furm
salaries Of Superintendent,
Physician. Lahorers. Re-. for
fiscal ycar. 1870 to datc.... $I,93l 80
Nov. /. Roads and Bridges
Accounts paid during f.cnr
ycar 1870. to dntc............... 80 so
Nov !. Lunntic Asylum; Acs
con"ts pail during Gyeul
year 1870. to date, 323 81
Nov. Q. Printing anil Adycriis.
ing: Acc"n"t' pnid during
!sral year 1870. to ds:e.... 2O2 So
Nov. I. CSunty Officers:
Accounts paid during fiscal
year 1870. to dntc .............. 563 90
N"v. Sheriff, Trial Justices,
C"nata6les g.: Accounts
paid during fiscal yenr 1870.
=, to date. c...."."".......".... 1858 67
Nov. I. B0nri County Commits
sioncrs and Clcrk Accounts
paid during dscal year. 1870,
10 uate,"...... 500 40
Nov. l. Diils Payable:
Bonds aud interest. given
for cash borrowed 1869, pnid
-, ~ unte........."... ...... ..... 1870 90
Nov. !. Wiin"ss Fees:
Accounts paid during fiscal
yaar 1870. to date............ 1862 O5
Nov. J. Sub Cn,nmis.io ioners:
Accounts pail during fiscal
Year 1870, 10 dnie.......... 900 90
Nov. l. Assessors Acrntlnts:
Accounts pui,f Asscssnrs per
or'lcr Of C"nnty Auditor, dn.
ring fiscal yenr 1870, to date, 1924 90
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purchases as in Poetry
:.S YOU'LL DO THE BEST
At S:'pa';',n:l:l:n:lll''s:'. II 4 nll':'

JUNIUS sPANN calls every msp. and lBk
boy, who wants toy, AID lsdiss bright sssta'y
night, to Witt bis s,ors. whether siehof poor,tA
SEQ what they shall sss. y
High dIddIe, diddle, :.
- With banjo aud fiddle.
- The goods are waiting your eAlI.
And 'tis here that your money Will buy yses
treat ~
OF al, that Grocery keeps good 70 est, 'y
Or u Pruiterer delights to expose OF his ss6L n.
4 fcss: ior your friends md feast fof yourss''"
49,. III to rip to range; .t5i
s. Where, o whers's ny bspta
Christmas comes bus once . year
Go to Spam's and get good cheer.
/. lUNIUs spANN lisa plsa.sss sss, :sa y.'" !"
~ tho door Of his handsome store. . Hste21ssI"
" E6 issg.xipe him call, and sria yefy sE
IxhSthSffn Butter or Lard, hiscasssnsfs pss''. -.
as soon ~ bs,i paid, .ls.,.4r
~ ssend every cpst psr away FROM ny ase III
Al radiant with smiles 'cause they @ns ~"
Z: stpre. q, .ss,ss,se2,'
800. z, High diddle, diddle sig:
Tune up the old eddie, i.,s,sr.u
:" For tho goods are swaitlss ysut q.
An sorts OF eroSefios and sofhe thinN s r,. 80
You'll, md very cheap at the wsnjsnn ops
o viys him n eall--iwiJl DO better fer use,ys..
Ard MI tSrdu h,hs CbfIsinss ySa nHp ~:
= Tit 70 rip to rango, .,aI
1. 4Hors. yea hsrs'aIay basjo. s,iiN
comes but once : ysst-- ,s''&'
gS 70 spfn,ps and get geoS sssss;s. Giag,l.
j. EPA Ann, . agent
~ UNDER pH0fpssApRio d's aALbEhi' s.
y, n.ssx ,fst.Sii. 10 4 .sbsS !. ~
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Compensation oj Nemhtr, "f foard nj Cuhniv
fommis.s sinnr,a and fie,h for Fi,cai
Yenr cnii.g Noremttr lsf, 1870.
Samuel Place. Go. Commits.
sioner 10 days services
nt 500 per diem, $40 90
20 miles mi!enac nj &c.
per niio. 90 $40 90
John II Feritcr. CO. Comni,-
sinn.r: 30 lays services
OF $500 per diem 270 90
81 mcs--miIcngc ut SO.
per miis. 20 IS 200 S.
Thomas u Johnston, Co.
Commissioner 10 days
services u, 81 On per
diem. 237 90
I7S8 pilcs mileage ~, Sc.
per milo. so 30 $50 81
G. N Hurt. Clerk of I'"ard:
~ Inyssrryicrs ai $500
per diem. 2o2 00
ls milrs -mil,n:c NJ 81.
per mic, 225 22t 25
$500 80
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Nov. I. OF above amount
there has heen paid
during the present
fscnl yoar, in liqnidn
tion Of b"nds give n in
1869 for cash unrruw-
oil. interest added to
date Of fpayments. tlo
sum nf.................,..$ $3.50 90
Nov. I. Balance still duo
on said bonds, inc;u,
ding interest to date, l,2I2 so
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AA0 0t0I0 VI NUuCu VdIUllud,
SUMTER COUNTY. 80
By o. H. Hurst, Judge Of tic Court of
e Probate for said County,
NThcreas. Burrell james. has applied to
w mo for Lettrrs of Administration on all
sss. s"s sS % ss sns sa:s s' and and
County. '-.,<r
Those are therefare, to cite and admonish al
and singular. The Kindred and creditors of. tho
said decreased, to bo and appear before me st our
neTt Court OF Probate for the ssid Comply. to bo
ofJnn. TO sbsw, caasp, fauy. Why the said ad.
ministration should not DO grapied.,;,
Given under my Hand and Seat Of oaice, this
l4'h day of Dec. IN tht year sof our Lord, one
Thousand eight hundred snd. seventy, and Ia tho:
eth year Of Ainericsn Independence. =
.'sn. -. $a.t -. 80. NJ. HURST. ;.
Dec 3l--3t Judge Of the Court OF Probats. :
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NOV. ]. Number Of Mcriiugs nf I,,mri Of Coun
~ Commissioners for fiscal year, to Nov.ui-
Der LIST. 1870 0f,y .ix.