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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

GoRHAX IN THE F1EI.D.-.Some sur
prise has been expressed In certain
Quarters that Gorham should engage
actively In the campaign In California,
In an earnest effort to folst the Sacra-
mento Unions candidate on that State
ms the next Governor; but tie matter
IS explained when 1t is understood that
he cherishes Senatorial ASPIRATIONS
Democratic Exchange,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

SOME CHERRIEs.-A branch from n
cherry tree, was shown to us yester,
day, which was certainly a little ahead
Of the average. 1t measured live feet
in length. weighed seven pounds, and
had 35i cherries upon 1t. 1t was from
Seth dwellings nursery OH the wal,
lamet. near Portland. Oregon. It Will
remain for Il short time on exhibition
at Steele's drug store, Montgomery
street.-S. +. Alta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

MCCLELLAN, the Ohio murderer, whose
counsel vallandiSham was when he
shot himself, recently escaped from
Jail and has not yet been recaptured.
He was one Of seven prisoners who dug
themselves out and fed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

MAKING MALT WITHOUT GEHMINA-
notwithstanding to the Atheneum,
DR.. Blake has succeeded In making
malt without termination, by soaking
barley in dilute nitric acid, at a highly
elevated temperature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

Nor long aSo distinguished French
man said, AVE are a clever nation
which does not work, and we have
been beaten By a nation which works
but Is not clever"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

NAPOLEON visits London every day,
generally following along the sunny
Side of Bond street, or haunts d DOW
windows Of a clubhouse. He Is very
popular with the working classes, who
cheer him, and he Is getting very fat'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31
RKgNAN6
~vW<
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
.RY the CABLES.

LONDON, July 3I.-The Persian Min
listers deny the report Of a famine,
plague and cholera. The Times thinks
tho statements traceable to commercial
agents. s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

A STRAY alligator in Battle Creek,
Michigan, is ~enllvening the people OF
that town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

The orangemen Of Newark. n. j.,
propose to have a parade and picnic on
the 10th Of August.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

The SUFFER- CREEK TRAGEpy.-The
Atlas correspondent writes under date
of July 2Sth:
E. W. Hatch, the bookkeeper Of the
Amador Mining Company, who was
mortally wounded in the recent affray,
was buried yesterday. The services at
the Methodist church were very largely
attended, and were conducted by the
Revs. Wood and Campbell. The de-
| ceased was an Odd Fellow, and large
deputations from the Lodges Of Sutter
Creek, lone City and Jackson were
present. in regalia. The scene at the
conclusion of the services was n most
| affecting one. 1t was with difficulty
that the young widow could be pie;
vailed upon to leave the coffin, and
upon leaving the church her cries were
most pitiful, and all present were
much affected. Deceased was n native
| of Windsor, Canada. about thirty-one
years of age, and came to California
when but nineteen years old, u haS
been for many years In the employ oil
this Company. He was a man univer-
sally respected and esteemed by oil
| who knew him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

The woman that maketh a good pud-
ding In silence is better than n that
maEeth . tart reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

The New York pspers at length are
beginning to discuss something else
than the riot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

ONE thousand and seven acres In
New York city are devoted to public
parks, squares and places.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

WHEN was Richard III. a violent
teetotaller? When he stopped King
Henry's bier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

To rise early requires qulckness Of
decision; It Is n Ut those subjects
which admits Of no turning over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

Drv1pENps.-During the first SIX
months In 1870 and the first six months
In 1871. says the Sacramento Reporter,
dividends were paid out by the various
companies In San Francisco as follows !:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31
LATEST TELEGRAMS
ESPECIAL TO THx GOLD HILL pAIEE NEWS nj
u WESTERN ONION LINE
FROM SAN

SAN Francisco July 3l.-l P. NJ
Weather fine and warm.
The report that Gen. Grant Is not
coming to California, telegraphed from
the East, is doubted here, as he has
positively assured many parties that he
is coming in August.
Both the Taxpayers and Democratic
Nominating Conventions meet this
evening for organization. Tyler Cur
It's and DR.. Shorb ara leading the
Democratic candidates for the Mayor
atty.
Yesterday, as Frank G. Edwards was
riding with two ladies on Howard
street, near Third, when the horses
ran away and smashed the carriage, all
thr ee escaping unhurt. Edwards got
ono,hcr team and started to convey the
ladies home. The second team ran
away at the same place and smashed
the second carriage, and Edwards was
dragged some distance and severely
hurt.
Henry Huising, q German, died sud
denly at IS Suffer street, and Thoma;
Bennett was stabbed last night in {
row at the city front ; wound not fatal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31
The most popular preacher of Aiken
9. c., Is said to be a colored woman.

The female suffrage party in Wyom-
inc are called the "Women-women."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31

Totals. ss.477,7ss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Ordinances IN regard TO Hog, Dogi@
and Goats will Be strictly enforced.
islI.lw THos. RARRN, Town NashA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31
Marriages.

BARNES-HARRIS - At 81. Johns Church,
Gold Hill, July 20, by Rev. Mr.. Henderson,
william w Barnes to Miss Hannah Harris,
both OF Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-31
Deaths.

STEVENS-In Gold Hill. July 30, Richard
Stevens, aged about 80 years.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-10-18

motion, assunsa ) pssps1dicnla posi-
tiob, can't down head frSs i struck
the earth some distane IRON ma and
then rebonnded, ssailing asii1 within .
few feet of where It struck Then, .froh
paralyzed feu, tbs crowd broke forth
into shrieks SfteFros, women TAU wildly.
about screaming and sSSctuailY tearing
their hair, and q rush vas Dsde forshe
spot where the ms1 had struck the
ground. There e4Was an isdeltian not
less thar eight OF ten inches 8ssp. sad
filed With blood and brains which had
burst from the skull whea, Ike can
non BAH LET drop from al immense
height, il crashed into the ssrtb. The
dead man vas then taken up and cdr-
ried TO the Albert House, where the
DOOR wife, vhe had efsep safely strsyer.
sed the air With her husband, cared fol
lie.
The excitement in the town was Of the
most fearful aDd intense description, u
may readily be believed. Those who had
come oat for pleasure returned bone In
sorrow, and the town wore the aspect Of
q place which had been visited BY some
awful calamity in which its own interests
had suffered. There. vas no more ol
the fair for that day, aud The rsmcn,
brance of the dreadful occurrence vii
long be story told by, the Inhabitants
when those who witnessed 1t shall long
since have died.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-10-18
ABERCROMBIE'S
MORAL PHILOSOPHY.


ABRRcRoMRTE's MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
Tie philosophy Of the Moral Feelings: By
JoH1 AB.aclox1IE, II. D., FRS. With al
introductory chapter, additions, and ezplaua-
: tions, to adapt the work to the use Of Schools
and Academies and also analytical questiOn'
for the examination Of classes, BY JACOB
ABBOTT, su,hor of the "YOung Christian
~Rollo Books &C., 30. Revised edition, with
additions. 12mo. Price 81 Is.
This work, although not Is comprehensive
treatise IS Dynend's Moral Philosophy, is ye'
we'll adapted as class book for schools.
The additions by the Rev Mr.. Abbott, art
intended to be such additional explanation al
the author would himself have made, if he had
IN view While preparing the work, the purpose t'
which it is nov applied.
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ALL so R T s..

why is a worn. r.eot shoe like ancient
Greecel Because it once had a Scion.
Who frst introduced walking
sticks? Eve, when she gave Adam q
little Cain.
The old Methodist church at Ben
uettsville has been torn down TO make
way for new one.
The females of one of the Indian
tribes, in order to keep silence, Gil their
mouths with water. Our women ill
theirs With tea, aud gossip more than
ever.
"A Mrs. Conway has been awarded
the contract for building railway ID
Maryland, aud already has her workmen
busily engaged in digging, cartipg aud
track laying.
Can you tell me Why a bypocrite's
eye can better descry thar you can or
l, on how many toes pussy cat goes !
A hypocrite can best counterfeit, so tits
fair to suppose be can best count her
toes
"A man with q moderate appetite
diued at hotel, and, after eating the
whole of pig, was asked if he would
not have some pudding. He said he did
not care much about pudding, but if
they had another little hog he'd thank
them for it.
What author has been most iu-
dustrioas-Samuel Warren, Bulver
Lyton or Charles. Dickens? Charles
Dickens--because. though Warren wrote
"Nov and Theu," aud Bufwer "Night
and Morning." Dickens wrote Gall the
Year Round"
An exchange says: "a man who
turns up his nose at his home paper and
never contributes cent toits support,
will surely, 10 time, dvindle out
History says so; men who can show you
millions say So. Consider, and send in
your advertisement
"A minister asked little boy who
had been converted, .Does not the devil
tell you that you are not q Christian p
eyes, sometimes" "Well. what do you
say to him?" 81 tell him." replied
the boy, with something Of Lutaer's
spirit, "that, whether I am Q Christian
or not, it is none Of his business"
"A eolored sister thps accounted for
the late destructive halistorm in
Atlantis, Ga: "I can jest tell you what
is de reason for ell dis hail and wind
and rain what the good Lord has
poured out upon us poor sinners ; it all
comes of dat ice uaersheen what de white
folks hsb started in dis town. It's agin
nater-making Of freezin' cold lee here
in de month Of July, and de good Lord
is punishin' us fur tryin' to be smarter
dan he is. He don't make ice in de
summer time, and when poor sinful man
gets 20 goin agin de Lord, den he's sure
to punish 'em Wid storms of bail and
rain and wind aud taraiyin' fevers-
bless de Lord !''
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ABEaoRoMBrE,s INTELLECTUAL PnILo

ABERoRoMBIE's INTELLECTUAL PHILo-
sOPHY. Inquiries concerning the Intellectual
Powers and the Investigation of Truth. By
JoHx ABEEcRoxslE, N. D., FRS. With ad-
ditions and explanations BY JACOB ABBOTT.
limo. Price 81 13.
"In regard to the value Of Dr.. AsERcRon1rc''
treatise," says the editor, the Rev. Mr.. Abbott
(himseifa practical teacher Of experience and
Acknowledged meritl "the-e Is and there can be
but one opinion. It's useful tendency is most
decided, 10th in making . pupil acquainted
with bis po vsrs, and in guiding him to the must
eHcisus and ,uccessful use of them" The book
has gone through many editions, and is NOW
very generally used.
COLLINS i BROTHER, Publishers.
$40 Brosdway, New York.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-10-18

< I knew two friends rs much alike
As.ever you saw two stumps,
Asd no Phrenologist could -6nd
A difference in their bumps.
One took paper, aa6 his life
Was happier than kings:
Els children al could read and write, =
Sl-And talk Of men and things. :.
The other tooEno papers, and n
While stf5afiss throrgh the wood,
4 treessll doSl Spos his crown, :,
r ASa killed hia-,ss !: should.
HsShs bssa reaaisg of the news,
At.hene like neigbhpr Jin.
III besSSeent this seeideut
Had 'Sot befallsn hiRl
4 naslsr passion is the love Of news.
Not music so commands, nor 80 the Muse;
. To neWs all readers turn, and they can look
Pleased on paper, Wko abhor book.
CRAssE-
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SLANDERs

Twas bIt . breath
2 And yet = weman's fair fame vilted,
And friends onee fond grew cold and atilted,
And life vas worse than death.
ons4enonea word,
Thst struck its coward poisoned blow
In crsvea whispers, hushed and low,
AID yst the Side world heard.
Twas. but one Shispsrsd-oae-
That n;attefsd low. fer very shame,
The thing tie slsnderer dare not name,
And yesitssxqrk was done
AhinEsO slight,
And JET so mighty in its power,
A bHuasn sodI in one short hour,
lies crashed beneath It's blight
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ELVINOcA CATALINA.

The anueuncemert that has been 90 generally
beraldsd throughout tie country that an Ameri-
can compaly has again commenced importing
this celebrated Wine Tonic is q matter of no
small Importance, and will be hailed with joy By
all those soaking pure and invigorating tonic /;
also. those who need, y pure, pleasant and re-
freuhins stimulsnt win 6ndin the 81 Via0 Cat
alma, or Browns Catalina Wine Tonic, what
they want. It win be remembered that isnpor-
tat:ons vsrs made in 1855 of this noted brand,
bat in consequence of the high duty then de-
nauded by this government, the entsrprhe ceas-
ed, to the regret Of thousande who had learned
its value Itis the Oldest tonic in the world, and
doubtless the most invigorating, thepare't and
bsst, and IL importation continues ct The rates
nox started, It will take its place in evary fami-
ly in this ~ we'll as 10 the old countries. Its
merits will make It household article, and We
sope that every one who has ever used any Bit
ters or COMMON patent tonic, will at least try one
bottle Of tie Cstelihs, and then decide for them
selves whether they viii use this tonic, prepared
from the pure juice Of the Catalina grape. with
Calissya and tho spices Of Ceylon, or bitters
made Of common xhiskey and bitter. geld herbs.
Tbis Is an invaluable preparation for weakness
and debility; ierelieves mOrniag lsnguor and
gives freshness and appetite, not followed by an
unpleasant reaction.
It carea Dyspspsis, Indigestion, coativeue's.
Bilious Derangsuenta, cramp Collie, Flatulenee.
Disrhes, Dyssntsry Nsusea, Vomiting, Morn
ing Sickness, chills and Fevsrs, Headache, Ner-
vous Irriisbility, Anemis, Heart Disease. Di-
ceases Of the Kidneys and Bisdder, Diseases of
the Skin, and all Evupiionss either caused J
other diseases or tupurity Of the Blood. As n
Tonic in Consumption, Il hss no superior of
which thousands believe themselves 10 have boen
cared BY ZEE use. We DO not claiu that it will
cure cvusuppsion, bat We. are sars that Il will
prevent itR taken IN time.
Fes ssle by i. A. McKAeRz, Druuggist. Sum.
ters C,sJ, II. u. CoraAD & Co, 70 Light
street, Bsl.inore, I'D, >, Genssal Agents for the
o. 8. Once Of the Co,apauy, 10 8. Howard
s.7sesy Baltimore, Nd.
SeDt 6-1v
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sPIrAPM ON A MIsER.

Reader. beware innoderate love Of pelfl
Here lies the worst of thieoes, be robbed 1im'eT.
So live, that when thy summons eomes to join
The innumerable caravan, that moves
To the pale realms Of shade, where each shall take
His chamber in che silent halls Of 6eath.
Thou go not like the quarry slave at night,
Scourged to his dungeon /; bat sustained and
sooihed
By an unfal;ering trust, approach thy grsve
Like one who Sraps the drapery Of his couch
About him, and lies down in pleasant dreans.-
7omns
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-10-18

TO PERRY q. DELEoN. Defendant IN thH
ecii n.
YOU are hereby summoned and required to
answer tue complain, in this action. which is 6led
in the ofaec ofihe Clerk Of the courtof Common
Pleas for the said County. and to serve copy
Of, our answer on the subscriber at his Office,
Sumter, South Carolina, within Twenty days
after the service Of this sumnons. on. you, ex-
elusive of the day Of service. :.
If you fail to answer this complaint within
the time afcrc, aid. the plaintiff Will take judg-
uent against yau for the sum Of Fifteen Hun
dred Dollars. Sfth, interest at ths rate Of Z per
centum per annnin. from The 18th day of Febrq;,
arr. one thousand eight hundred and seventy
and costs. "a
Dated September 2ud, 1871. 49,. =.
E. W. NOISE
.Plaintifs $. .Asorpey.
TO PERRY N. DgLEON-Defendant ::
TAKE NOTICE that the Suufmsns. of'xhich
the foregoing is copy, anis sis0 IN: Complaints
in this action WEIR daily fled in the Office Of the
Clerk of the Court Of com.non Pleas, for the
Comfy Of Ssuter. and State of South Carolina,
on the 2nd day Of September; 1871.
E.W. NOISE.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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The HOMROli IN The CLOUDS.

The ArtM Death Of Professor Wa6w-
Failing a .M7e from a BauoOH-Me
Particulars Of the Shocking Disaster
IN PaoH Indians.
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Proprietor of the
PATAPSCo EURSgRIES.
Grover of Fruit, and Ornamental Trees, shrub'
berry, Vines, de-,
Offers for sale for the Fall Of 1871,
10000 Apples Trees,
5eoeo Peach Trees,
10000 Sta, dard Pear Trees,
25,090 Dwarf Pear Trees,
10000 Cherry Trees,
$4,000 Grape Vines, assorted.
Together With . general assortment Of all the
leading varieties of Small Fruits.
Also large aud we'll selected stock Of Ever
greens suitable for 0ruanenting and Beadtifying
Yards and Cemeteries. Asparagus Roots, Roses
20. Price Lists mailed on application.
RICHARD CR0MERELL.
3n
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ened, falling hair checked, end bald
ness oAen; though not always cured
by IT, use. Nothing can restore the
har where The aoMcles age Destroyed.
OF the glands arophisa and decayed,
But such ~ Tenain can be saaed Soe
usefulness By this appieatna. Instead
Of fouling the. hair with . pasty sedi-
nent. it VII keep il clean and vigorous.
fts occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gay or Ealing Of and
consequently prevent badness FEes
from thoss defeeerious substaneeg which,
make eoms preparations dangerous. md
injurious to tie haies fhs Vigof ea1
only benefit but not bazm It Il wanted
merely or .
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-10-18

ChlAu " O1S5A1 40 0OOA osAAO OAO
TEE GREAT BLOOD. PURIFIER.
Every drop'oE the eSARSAPAEILLIAN RE-
SOLVENT communicates through the Blood
Sweat Urine, and 9th, fluids and juices Of toe
., sten the yigOr ofiS. for it repairs the vases
Of the body With rev and sound material
Scrofnla, Syphilis. Consumption, Gl,ndah.
disease, Ulcers iR the throat. Mouth, T1mors'
Nodes in the Glands and ether parts Of the sys-
tenn, Sore Eyes. Strunerons discharges from i1s
Ears. aud the worst forms Of Skin diseases
Rrapfions, Fever Sores. Scaia Head, Ring W0rn
Salt Rbeum, EryMpeiass. Acne, Black sPoA
Worms 10 The Flesh. Tumoss, Cancers Y NE
Womb. and al weakening and painful dscnaFss:. !.
NieAs SRsats, Le1s Of Sperm aud al wastes q
tbe life priEeiple. are uiihin the, curative 1as'
ye this uonder Of Modern Chsni,try, and is.
days use win prove 10 any person using 90.
either ef these foerAs Of disease its potent poA~
10 eurs theus- = s-,.-es
Ne, only does the sARsApARILLiAS REsotr
VENT excel al known remedial agents IN lns
eure Of chrohic, Serofel6os, Constitutional, ans
Skin diseases bat i is the only positive Gu"
FOR = = 80.
sksdney & -EE,eAdee Complaints
Urinary. aod Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Droasy; S,oppase Of Water, Incontineuee o .,
Urine, ,Bsights Disease, Aieuuinuria. ard 10 ea
eases where there are brick bust deposits or sne
Ike Ihe white Of an egg, or threads like WIS:
silk, OF thers is q tpor6sd, dark bilious appear
,sRce, and Ehite bone-dust DEPOSITS, and Hnsa
|lthero e prieking. busuing sensation VS..
eassinE .xases, Aad- pain IL the s1nan ofthe ba'A
aud atouE.tha botas. ~ =. 80 -
Y1fn6r Sf ~ yeafst GTov4tA Cefed u
- - ~ Rl93UaT3D1E&e -
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
EOr. restoring Gray Hair to
lis natural Vitality and Color.

a, dressing vhioh
Il. at once agreeable.
healthy, and e8sctaal
for :. preserving he
hair. Kadsa osg0g
A0;r % sooa restored
to sts argsaal eolos,
Nth de gloss and
1seaa'sess @ gea&.
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY Or SUMTER.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Frauklin J: Moees. FL
the younger Of the M nss-.:
Plaintiff.

franklin J. Moees. ~
the younger Of The uaasy
Ar.ip.. f'4'p'la' Copy sanaon'.
Perry ". DrLe"n,
Defendant
TO PERRY VI. DrEEoN. Defendant IN ihi,
YOU are hereby Summoned and required to
answer the complaint IN this action, which j.
6ied iu The Office Of tie Clerk Of ,be Court OF
Commap pleas for The said cauury, aud to serve
u copy Of your answer on tke subscriber At his
othce. Sumter. South Carolpa. within We'.ty
days after the service Of this summons on you.
exclusive Of the day OF service.
Ii You fsii 10 answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will tske judgment
sgai4st sou for The suu Of Ono Thousand, X
Hundred sai Fifty BoAars. With in;crest at the
rate OF per ceatum per abpum froD the htst day
VI january, oHe ihUnsaod eight. .Landred seventy
epe md costs.
r. w. NOISE,
= & Plaintiffs Atioraey.1
TO PERRY y. DxLEoE-D DaseDdsnt:
TAKE NOTICE that the summust, Of which
the foregoing Is copy, and al<,s the complain,
in this action, wire duly flel in the etcc Of The
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the
County Of Sumter and STATE Of South Cproiina
on the End day Of September. 1871
4. W NOISE, :
Sept 6-6w Plaintiffs Attorney. ..
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VITAL ADVANTAGE. OF TAKING 4
RAPRBs
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I "a .-,-,
n, :
4. i.
fLESTER, H. -.
Monday October
| eEsena ssianbe soI the il
admit
I
TDTTI0N Preparatory
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