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Mayor Anen and the overseers OF the Poor resign
ed Mr.. Grant into the custody Of



who was impatienly awaiting his erIiyh, and
thought that the President was never kong TO get
through with tho Selectmcn and Overseers. Tho
Psspo ons sSSa WssS soT o e e wo passed
residenee Of Mr. Henry 4. Mott salute from three
ed the Presidentai ear. Mr.. VIM siuarts pleasant
cottage, which Is one of the sights OF New london,
next came under observation. Tue rtesaeni n,
residence as he bad ever seen II IL fortunate that
Mr.. Stuart was not by when the remark was made,
for be probably would have generously
PRESENTED IT TO TUE PRESIDENT.
The form OF genial Stuart was discovered walk
ing on the beach. He was accompanied BY brace
of British nobemen, and host OF brilliant literary
and political celebrities, who are always TO De found.
the steamboat reached the Poqupt Landing. Here
dirty brass gun, relic OF the Revolutionary War,
was fred twenty one times, Tor the purpose Of scar
House, and !. was indeed mos, effective
manner Of accomplishing the result desired.
OF the boat hls arm tightly held by Deacon Croker
The Deacon introduced Mr.. Grant to the weathiest
guests. Of the hotel, who We're gathered on the
set for twelve persons. The prominent feature OF
the ornaments on this table was a huge pyramid Of
country cakes, overtopped by an old and dirty little
At o'clock the President and such guests as
Deacon Croeker was kind enough to admit, sat
down to
Stewart l.. woodford, who has been a constant
and nseparable companion OF the President since he
left New York, was OF course on hand. IL has not
been definitely decided what ONCE he will receive
After dinner the President enjoyed his ciGar and
paced up and down the piazza. At dusk the display
OF fireworks began and was kept up until the Presi.
dent took hts departure. Deacon Croeker was rs
good as his word In
BARRcADINd THE GATES
Of his hotel and keeping the rabblc, as he termed
the reoule who had not been invited. at respectful
distance from the President. The aiistocrscy OF
New London were alone permitted to be at the re-
ccption held In the parlor OF the Pequot House.
Among the New Workers present were MIR. and Mrs
Charles Perkins, DR.. Henry Eugene Thorne and
lalv, Miss Flake. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Kirkland,
Madame Ia Comtesse de ferressae. Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Goert SKY Townsend and Miss Towns.
end, George Griswold, Harem and family, MIR.
Pennyman, Mr.. Schermerhorn, and q number o
small fry. The reception did not terminate until
halfpast ten O'Clock, when the steamboat City OF
New York stopped at the Peauot dock, and the
President, Stewart woodford, and herd, OF no
bodies went on board, and took their departure
for New York.
Thus ends the Presidents visit TO Connecticut
which was made, 1t seems, to accomplish two OBJ
jects, namely, to send Dominic Bowen to Congress
and TO advertise the Pequot House. SOL.
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wifc W. crying bitterly. The men were In the So
loon below, and Ricks requested the man who had
nsulted his wife TO step out with the Intention OF
asking him for an explanation. The man denied in
sulting Mrs. Kicks, and then struck Kicks tustle
ensued, and the other two men assisted Ricks's
eailapt One OF them struck Kicks several times
The third man, however told the other two TO stand
back. and then shot Kicks in the breast Thomas
4. hathaway was arrested on the complaint Of Mrs.
Kicks, and taken yesterday before Justice Scott,
who held lin TO await the result Of the Injuries in
ficted but Kicks failed TO Identity the prisoner
the man who had shot him, hathaway was de-
tanned as witness in the event Of the injuries prov.
ing fatal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06
A Man Blows his Head on.

Richard Oliver, 81 years Of age, residing near
Pals, bridge. Joiowa. j.. was found dead in .
small grove near Ryerson's woods on Monday
night with Lila head shattered to atoms. A gun lay
beside him, with piece of string tied to the trig-
ger, and the other end attached to the loot OF tho
dead man. II is supposed lie placed the muzzle in
his mouth and fred ly pulling tie string with his
foot He was n man OF Incorporate habits, and
had had considerable trouble with his family. lie
attempted suicide on Saturday last by taking poison
but his vie administered an emetic, saving his life
that time Or Monday morning he shook hands
with his son and told his wife lac had doae drink
lug In this life. lie lad been drinking stea a1ly
since about the middle OF June
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06
THE BALL IND BIT.

Today tho Mutulls Va White Stockings Of Chicl-
go, ON the Union ground. W iamsbu.gh.
The Union stars OF New York vsiicl Rondout
on the Fourth and cot away with the EXcclsiors {
that village by the scoIe oi 90 70 lj
The game yesterday In Washington between the
Unions % Morr!sAnia md the NNuonnl' Of Washing.
ton resulted IN victory iur tire mons, by % to 3
The second eleven Of the New York Cricict club
playrd the nrs eleven OF the Paterson Club yesterday
or e ground oI tc former. gni won by score OF O3
to n,
The Red Stockings pla, ed their first game after
IN Ir return hcm- on the Union grounds IN Cincinnati
orI il hk Z In
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\ Tow davs ago Miss Ida De Vamp, about IS
" ats OF wn0se Parents reside a % Nescy street,
Newark. dItd. The room In which the cun1 was
lace was ued with molrners on the occasion Of
the funeral. Whie The 'eryiccs were In progress
the hDCr q We WY aud the coaiu, monrners, AMI all
Ncr' pcrcipit4te into tne cellar. Tue comm WAS
bruseL pen. woUoa shrek ed and En cd, 7nd for
white the excitement was intense. Finally order
vas rstored. the cofin was mendod, and the
tICl,t IS COucluled.
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LoNpoa July 5.-Mr. Tracy introduced the
appeal Of Caif. Eyre Of the steamer Bombay. lIc
rccllod iht circumstances OF the collision between
the Oneida and bombay, and maiutincl that an
pointed to tic innocence OF t,pt Ere; and he
moved resolve in accordance with this view OF the
case.
Mr. Gladstone said the captain OF the Bombay was
undoubtedly tuity tf grave error; but lr regret
ted tho Introduction Of the tur!c, and hoped 1t
would be Withdrawn.
MIR. Tracy withlrcw lis resolution
The House disposed of some orders, and AL.
lournCd.
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Painful Mystery In Bay Ridge.

A body was found on Monday upon the beach two
miles below Bay Ridge, L. !. 1t was recognized as
that OF Mcleod d. Lewis an operator of the Frank
lin Telegraph Company lie thirty years of
ace and leaves q wife, VINO Ia now At Harper's
Ferry. Va The case s mysterious and tie Cor
oncrs Jury has not yet rendered verdict. Amajor.
ty Of his friends think that Lewis has been fou ly
dealt with. Others are OF opinion that owing to
recent pecuniaIy losses, he committed suicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06
First Day of the Fleetwood Park Trotiing-
Entries aud Pools.

To-day is the first Of the inaugural meet
ing OF the Fleetwood Park. There are two races
down for tic day. The first Is n pure OF slCO tor
horses that : ave never heatcn minutes. The en-
tries are NJ Koden's Charles Green, u. Macc's
Cwyne, aud j. Loyetts j. II. Coleman. In the sec.
ord there are ID. M,ce's Confidence. II. Mace's Ilpl
W Borsts j j. Bradley J. Lovetl's Henry. o. A,
HickOcks Western Girl, ID. Phlers H. w, Genet
and lIosbeck's Surpr.e
Pods we're sod last evening rs follows: j. j.
BradIey-30, 20. IS 20 LOO, Ito, 100, 5j Idol-2S
GJ, 40 30, 70. 100, 10 Is. Neslcrn Girl-25 -, 80
~, "a, 30, ~, A5 Henrv-o5, rs 10. 80. 100 NO.
l35 iOO. Feld-2s IS, ~ 81, 55, 40, IS, I0
None were sod on the first race.
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Thomas Murray. of Paterson, n. j., because
his wife would not give him more money for liquor,
OF Monday night, threatened vengeance by cutting
OF his own head. He procured an cid jagged knife
and commenced hacking away Rt his throat Tho
his caryin; just he Lad nearly reached his VIVID.
pine. Tie man is still alive and doing better thsn
he deserves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06
Celebration of The Four,b in Cub,.

Havana, July 5.-The Americans here cole.
batcd tie Fourth Of July by a dinner, at which Tor
NE Iis time since the late rebellion. northern and
southern men mtt IN ms cty on q conyiyial occa.
music. Speeches were made bY the Consul General
and others, and great good feeling prevailed Tho
front Of the building hung the spanish aud Amen.
ruI
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A Frightfui Murder In New Hamburger.

NKw HAuDuRGn, n. Y. July 5.-An unknown
man was found dead In tho creek this place
yesterday. His scalp torn M, there were bruises
on his forehead, and stab In the neck under the
right ear In an oat field near by his hat and coat
were found surrounded by pools OF blood. The case
Is to be investigated lie about 20 OF agc,
sharp featured and had sandy mus'ache and har.
Nothing whatever was found by which he could be
identified.
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The Murdered wife Death Of Mrs. Nelson
The Husband I'm the Tombs.

TnE Sun few days ago detailed in fuI The
Mary, on Wednesday last, at AS Green wich street
The poor woman died Yesterday iu Bellevue Uospi-
tai IRON her injuries. She stated that her husband
went home on Wednesday night grossly intoxicated,
and bru,ay beat and kicked her. TIE Coroner is.
sued warrant for the arrest OF Nelson, who
pressed, when taken, supreme contempt for the
Tombs.
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Double Tragedy In santa Pe.

WAsnNGToS, July 5.-The Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs 1, in receipt Of letter from the In
dim Agent at Santa he, stating that recently Cook
Write, Oyerseer on an excavation. deliberately
shot IN Ind IN through the head because he did not
throw the dirt far enough. Three other Indians in
the same ri seeing that Cook was reltadinc his gun,
wrenched 1t from him AMI sirucS linn over tre head,
killing him instantly. Toe indians were arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06

JACKSON, Miss, July 5.-A serious ARRAY oc-
Cured to. day At Wesson, nifty miles rou from here
between blacks and whites, cal,el b. the abuse OF
= white boy By a nero. The negroes fred on the
whites. woundinx two; the IRE was returned, kill
Ing three negroes instantly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06
A Boy Sailing In the Clouds-A Terrific
Descent.

PorGHKEEPsIE, ~ Y, July 5-Byron Bird, Il
years OF uge, made lis FIRST balloon ascension from
this place this afternoon, in tie balloon n! lug
Cloud. Tie balloon watched with intense in.
lcrest for ever lalf an hour when, at a height Of
several thousand feet, It was seen to raliGlY de-
sctnG-ihe lO', nup Teity. having lost all control
Of IT, II bounded nong tie rround at Pleasant Val.
,ey, seven miles distant. "!cn 'hc lad Jumped from
the basket uuhurt. TIE tulioOn again rose ana
miles away,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06

WAsuISGroS, July 5.--Ths members of the
Washington bar yesterday sent TO the Senate judi
ciary Committee protest against Olyer's cOnirma.
ton as Circuit Judge of the District Columbia on the
grounds that he has never studied law with any rcgu
lar attorney, nor regularly attended any Law school
that he has been admitted to the bur here ard
that they cannot mud that he has has ever had
in any
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06
A Murder In Ulster County-A Run1nn Stabs
bis Victim o the Heart.

On the afternoon OF the 4th inst. another brutal
murder was committed ut Kerhonksoa, Ulster coun-
ty. Louis Hendricks, bOat'nan on the Delaware
and HUDSON Canal, man ready for any desperate
crime, quarrelled with one 3. A. Sci oonmaker. OF
Accord. Ulster county, painter by trade, and rurian
like stabbed him to the heart. causing death in lew
minutes. Hendricks was at oLce arrested, and
sent TO the kihgstou iail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06

BALTIMORE, July 5.-On the afternoon Of the
Fourth Policeman James Murphy arrested one of
threo brothers. named James. John. and David
DuCring, for insulting remarks to Young girl near
Lexington Market lie was assaulted by the others
In n terrible manner with b.lliCs. hut clung TO his
prisoner ana took hlm To the watch house where he
stated his charge, and shortly tfCrvard died oi his
injuries. The other two brothers have been also
arrested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06

At the meeting Of the Kings county Rcpubli
can General Committee last night, there was CON
Siderable bad feeling between the Grinuel aud Muir
ply men. A motion 20 atjourn was carried and
the Murphy men let the lsll, whoreupon Mr.. VIM.
Richardson took the chiir aud orrnnized n meeting
with none but the Grinnoll men present. Gen.
Grants recent Custom rousc appointments were
riiiculcd and denounced. and n remous,ra
agtrst tho appointment OF Tom Murphy signed
By every man present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06
The Clinton street shooting ARRAY.

, The ante mortcm deposition of James W,
hlckH, OF lI6 Clinton street, VINO Xas shot on Mon
day evening IN the saloon Of Christian Burns Gin
tol! street, was taken yesterday by the Coroner Mt
Beilevue Hospital. Kicks said that his wife, Mar
men in the yard OF their PREMISES and he according
" went down stajrs Ia vho tina, we're. A. mis-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06
The Row About Tom Murpby's Nomination
-Groans OF Fenton Man.

Correspondence OF The sun.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-The indignation contin-
ues loud and deep against the recent changes in
New York particularly as the fact Is not only noto.
rious but positively known, that Ben Butler Ia the
individual who contaminated that negotiation. with
his usual disinteresed zeal The President has not
only been captured, but actually bottled up" by
the hero OF Dutch Gap. This IL admitted on all
hands. Besides the remonstrances made by the
New YORK delegation against the appont tments
personal Influences OF the most imposing kind
exerted to prevent this blundrr But all TO effect
When they we're made. some OF the intimate and
familiar friends OF the President told him plainly
that bis course Was calculated not only to ruin him.
sell but to wreck the Republican party hopelessy.
I" Then let It lie wreck ed" he replied.
THIS audacty OF Butler IN thus yenturng to iutcr-
fefe with the local PATRONAGE of New York l. auot-
er proof Of bis reckless disregard OF decencv and
sentimentsi The hero OF Dutch Gap probably
treated 1t ms business transaction just rs he did in
sending his brothcr.in-law to Frankfort and his
reohew to Alexandria, two OF the best consulates.
Having surrendered his professed principles on
Cuba and become counsel for the st. DOMINGO job,
he concluded, naturally for him, that such sac
fi1ces deserved their reward.
In order that onceseekcrs and other patriots may
be iull, informed as to the sources of influence II
should be known that all applications for favor must
pass through the hands of Ben Batter. In the House
- Representatives, and Mr. Nyc MIR. Cameron. and
Mr.. Howlrd. In the Senate. Trey constitute the
power behind the throne and the moral BODY guard
OF Gen Grant.
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A Proposition TO Crn-ure Secretary Bout
well,

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Mr. Davis, in the SEN
ale TODAY complained hat no response hal ever
been mace bv The Secretary Of tie Treasury to tie
resolution calling far Information relating TO the
claim OF Col George Fsrcr, deceased. lie c lied
fer vote Of censure uoun the Secretary but subse
quouily withdrew his motion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06

The Sabbath-schoo children and friends Of st.
Mary's Church. Long Island City, had an excursion
and picnic. At jackson Avenue Park, Dutch Kills,
on Monday. which, toward evening, ended in n prob
able homicide. Two men, Flynn and Thompson,
engaged in pulical discussion and became sos angry
that Flynn seized club and knocked Thompson
down and beat him terribly about the head. Flynn
as locked no.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06
The Kuifr In BrooItlyn,

James Martin and james Mann, two young
men. quarrel I'd with James McCHry at a picric in
RoscWo'd laIk on Monday evening, and both men
we're stabbed by McCatty the former dangerously
In the abdomen and the latter In the side. They
we're tLen 10 the CITY Hospital, ana McCa:ty
escaped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06
Tho spanish Throne sun Going n begging.

MADRID. July 5.--The Government authorities
to-day ofcially DENY having made any but contden-
tia overiures 10 foreign prince. The name or the
prince, the Government adds. 1t is not yet proper to
dyulge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06

Henry l.. Deckcri, constable, was set upon
IN Rutherford Park, y j.. on Monday, by q gang Of
rougus, anu stabbed in the iaoe and badly beaten
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06
THE NEW COLLECTOR.
Did the Hen. Moses II. GrinpeIi Ask the
President for the Naval Omcet

wAsuIseroS, July Sit Is asserted by men
who are well posted, and some OF whom are friends
Of Collector orinnell. that Mr. Grnnell will gladly
accept Gen. Merritts once. Indeed. they assert
that he persstently besought the President to
his fall from the Custom House By giving him the
Naval ONCE.
II is known that before Mr.. Grinnoll was nomna-
ted for the Coll ectorship last spring. he was ready
to accept the position Of Naval onlcer.
The opposition to Mr.. Murphy's confirmation q.
Collector seems to be dying out. II appears that
Mr.. Fentons complaint that 1t is intended as a raid
on him is not well founded, as the present Postmas-
ters OF New York and Brooklyn are his appointees.
He holds through them eleven hundred appoint
ments. and through the Appraiser, whom he like
wise selected, six hundred As Grinue,l ia his friend
he does not lose control Of tile Naval ONCE with its
hundred places, and half the revenue officers in
the Democratic districts his especial friends.
bet was mnde to-day between two New York poll
icians that not fifteen Senators would vote against
Murphy, and TO night is offered that Fenton will
not vote to reject him.
The Hon. John Is. Haskin arrived here tonight TO
advocate the appointment OF Judge Robertson to the
Collectorshp OF New York, in opposition to the
Hon. Thomas Murphy Haskin's action in concert
with his former political opponents has elected much
comment here.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

Tx. Sasportas, county Treasurer has
taken possession of the Office aud books
uf she County Treasury and advertises
pome unplsasant Suggestions about taxes.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

The Thespiau Corps as announced
gave their FIRST entertainments on Thurs
day evcaiag. Although the weather was
unpleasant they had very fine audience
70 greet them. The Corps went through
their programmc admirably, and give
promise of high attainment in their parts.
The stage, scenery, foot lights, curtains.
and costumes are perfect. Their pcrfor-
anee is well worth visit At their
next cenccrt, which will be duly an
nauuced. let all who cun, come to Orange
b.rg aud attend.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

Ar Chas. Il. Smith has just shown
va his lasxe lst of Subscribers to DIR.
Gnnnss Medical lamk 1t is increasing in
s.Putation every day in "ur County We
believe it to be one ofthe best Books ever
published and tl,ink that every family
should obtain copy of it. as it would
rsye tl,em in saost Gmc ten times its
value in the treatment of chiiis aud fever
as well as many other diseases tn which
our Connty is 50 much subjected
Mr.. Smith will be here bat week
longer and We advise crery one not to
let this cssportunity pass. A few more
active agents wanted for the County.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

How 20 write wrong-Pnt it on pa
psr.
Texas is capable of growing excellent
tea.
Senator Pomery is familiarly called
sold Subsidy"
Fashion plates are called drawing room
crockery. 81
GAn award for damages may be called
courtplastcr.
Baseball players are beginning to
put their bats in order.
The sponge fishers at Key West are
doing goodbusincss.
Lent newspapers have begun to inform
people that there arc SO many more days
of Lent as stt %gsEEE
Mr., Seward says that specie paymen.
will be resumed in ninety days.
I'h;idelphia sill enjoys good sleigh
ing. So does Boston when it has any.
a Georgia town is to have newspu.
per u be called Commou Se'se
1he Nsy q, leans mint is considered
superan MS by SECRETARY B1ut@cll.s
Canon. wNicn SD 'uld be @ntten rs
oae word -yg'.isaIis meant scandslous
qas 81. & A. ,..ySn IA 4 a'ra w.s
out 10 faka<fts.r ts'l & I&,hyt.. !. .aoil has
not ~. res9taci
The last ,ha 4l6tops ectlrer ce.is hn,.
seF Pr5niatAeushpieG.e5
T6e sheal aaids IN tHS vicinity u TO-
la.nbia City lndianna. are SAID 10 be in
"a sorry plight"
Officers Of the Psnssiap army are to
be educated in navigation aud 10 the
manWuvrmg OF fleets F4f as3
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19
Consignees per South Carolina Rail

C0nsignees per South Carolina Rail
Il Il :s=ssa sssa n1ae..s;:....sirlg fa the Depot 10
4 Date. SSggA eA,k aR -E
b. ". Knots. D. A. shuler, N. Howk, J. J.
Way. W. T. Baily, D. r. Thompson, p. w.
Bates, D. Livingston. d. Connor, J. ID. More.
ID, Smork, Knight, & Eeitt, A. g. Sslley, E.
v. Smell, p. p. Jennings, j. o. Arant, J. G.
Holman, w. Oakman. l.. p. Collier, w. o.
Collier, q. w. Harry, J Amaker.
Insaccordsnce with orders received from
the superintendent, Storage win hereafter
be charged on Goods remaining in the Depot
for an unreasonable length Of time.
w. C. MEREDITH, Agent.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

AZ Regular Meeting of the Ind..
pendant Young America Fire Engine
Company, held at Firemans Hall March
9Th, 1870 the following resolutions were
passed. y. ,,.s s /.
RESOLVED, That, the thanks OF this
Company be returned to the ladies Of
Orangcburg for the beautiful manner,
and exquisite taste displayed in de-
coratihg our Engine on Anniversary day.
Resofpea, That our thanks be returned
20 Messrs l., Ransdale, aud A. Murvin,
for their assistance on that day.
Resofreri, That the thanks of the C nm
pany be rendered to Mr.. JAS. Cannon,
for the sumptipas supper, aud kind
attention on anniversary day.
Il. w FEM, Sec.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

We call the attention of our readers.
who i've near Bamberg, to the advertise
rnent Of the Barnberg Miustre! Troupe
of;heir entertainments at Bamberg on
Friday evening next, 25th inst.
WeMould be happy to see this Com
psns 4 orsageburg. atsStocter's Hall,
sss Ae4asmg Of Music.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19
The State Of South Gar0lina,
COUNTY OF oRAScEBuis,.
ta6In tho Court of Rrabate. sfs.g

Esaln tho -Ceilrt of Rrobates sfsAH
TX Pafse rs1 as.l .l''---.Bo3 iGalsSra
ihaui,s Williams q re,itionfsa Rasiltieas,t
II appearing to my satisfaction tiai Thsnns,.@ ns@
as NJ Williams, Lewis sSfilIianhsSa ana sI.,ssw-
renee Williams three of the Dcfsndants In
this, case, reside without the limits OF tbis
State. On motion ofsAlcssrs De9rcsiile AMP
Sistrunk for Petitioners. il IL ordered :. Ti.,
that the said Thomas NJ Williams. Lewis
Williams and Lawrencc Williams do. within
forty days frem. he publication OF this order.
appear, plead, answer or denur to said pcti.
'ion .orladghent, p1s'eoaEs8so will DO ef.rs-s
against them, a. HAD. c,,ASRREWS,
February 2, 1870. Judge OF Probate. AT
feb 5as ar hhA GRo ] sTsaw ,aRrT S.,es
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

Posr OFrIcE.--Mr. r. DcSiars has
entered upon his duties as Post Master
and . decided Improvement has taken
place already. We publish the list Of
letters ren,aining in the Office.
We are requested to pay ,hat no mail
matter, upon which pos,ageSis dug, win
DO given out unless the same is psid.