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PA N O T O r 7 Z s.
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These Instruments have been before the
public for nearly thirty years, and.upon their
excellence alone attained an Impoverished pre-
eminenoe, which pronounces them unequaledss
Their : ~
TONE
combines great power; sEeetness. and fine
singing quality, as well as great purity Of In
tonation, and evenness throughout the entire
scale. Their
TOUGH
s plant and elastic, and entirely free from
he stiffness found in so many Pianos. In
WORKMANSHIP
they are unexcalled, using none but the very
best seasoned material, the large capital en-
ployed in our business enabling us to keep
continually an immense stock of lumber, &C.,
on hand.
All our square Pianos have our New
proved 0gerstrung scale and the Agraff
Treble.
We would III special attention 10 our late
mprovemeT in
Cram Pianos & Square Grands
atented August IA, 1866.
Whion being the Piano nearer perfection than
has yet been attained.
Euery Piano fully Warranted for fee
Tears.
Sole Wholesale Agency for CARHART s.
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Church lIarmoniums.
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Tomorrow may be eternity with you :;
therefore live as on the margin Of etcrnity,
Us next door to heaven.
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lust RECEIVED.
% Coconvts, Figs, Dates, Oranges, Coz onut
Candy, Frcnon Mustard, &c, DC. at
y. +. SHERRY.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
STRAsBURG AND BALTIMOR ACC0MC,-
DATI0N.

follows: .,......,.
Mail Leaye Baltimore soc a. m. Hs pers
Ferry 10 P, III. and drive at suasburg
Fast line Leave Baltimore 4,O5 pm
arrive atHaTpers Ferry $50 ?. IN. leaves Ha'-
pers Ferry 7.N0 a. m. " mchester 8 so n. N. and
arrive at Strasburg II 80 a. IL. connecting with
beth Q. A. NJ. trains.
lYail leaves Strasburg $40 a. m. uarpers
Ferry at l,l2p. N. and arrives at Bal timore at
sos P. N.
Fast Line leaves srasbafg O'clock
P. M, connecting with. both 0. a. 81 N. trains.
at Strasburg junction, arrives a HarrpeG's
FfFry-at $50 P. connecting with fast line
west, and c. & p. Express cast arriving at
Baltimore at e,45 p. II.
july 6~tC General Ticket Agent.
TDICHM0ND. FREDE RI0KS BUR G & o
"a T0MAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
kICEM0ND, October 8, 1869.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
To Richmond, Virginia, via Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas Railroad to Ale1andria, Va, thence
by steamer down the Potomac river, in connec-
non with the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
Passengers leaving Harrisonbrrg at 9.l5 a. H.
daily, Sundays excepted, arrive at Alexandria
5.45 p. m, leaving alexandria the same night ct
20, and arrive in Richmond the next morning
al 3:45. Returning, leave Richmond at Sis p.
n. daily, Sundays excepted, arrive at alexandria
the next morning at 5.45; leave Alexandria by
"the Manassas Branch Train at Sis a. H. ard
arrive in Harrisonburg at 40 p. m.
Through tickets and through baggage oh
between alexandria and Richmond. Seeks
j. B. GENTR
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FEVER AND AcUE.
HEALTH BEAUTY.

Strong and pare rieh bicod-1ncrease OF flesh
and weight-Clear SIX in and beautiful complex
ion TO all. 7sa'
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pr Ml5s DJAaa,

How was Jonah punished Whaled, of
course.
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Y NE WOODSTOCK MANUFACTURING
Z OMP ny,
W COrTCCK, VA, -
Man ufacturee ToDD's InPRovED CIRCULAR SAW.
MILL, either with gear OF friction feed, also the
celebra ted .., ~,
TWO & THREE HORSE l. X. L.PLOW,
The Heckendorn reversible point Plow and the
Ellis Patent Lever Feed Cutter.
Sells the Geiser Patent Self Regulating Grain
S eqaratei; Cleaner aud Bagger.
TIE WORLD COMBINED REAPER AND
HOVER,
and the Ohio Combined Reaper & Mower at re-
dDced prices.
Casts. turns and fits up all kinds of Mil Gearing
and repairs all kinds Of agricultural Machinery.
Having employed the most expert mechanics,
and purchased the most improved machinery,
the company is prepared to execute work in the
very best style, and on the
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Attention is called to the Planning Machine by
which the Company is prepared to furnish an
unlimited supply of lumber already planned
dressed, gro0Yed 3pd tongued.
All orderswill be promptly filled and Warran-
ted to give satisfaction.
Address r.. G. HUGHES, Superintendent or
up. NELSON, Sec'Y. and Treas'r.
Mar. 80 yr.
fyiE MAMMOTH CIRCULAR SAW MILL
AND IATIIe FACT DRY,
two miles above Woodstock. on the Valley
Turnpike.
| have Just completed my fa -
NEW CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
at W How Grove Place. by which am now
daily cutting Six to Seven thousand feet fchoice
Lumber.
Tie lumber is as smooth as it is possible to be
made with saw, and of superior yellow pine
and oak.
All prepared to filllarge orders as rapidly
By triple rim double bucket, oyershot wheel
SIXTEEN FEET HIGH AND TEN
ae FEET WIDE.
There is ample water, and no freeze in winter
or drought in simmer ever interieres with the
work
Those. therefore, who wish to purchase in
large quantities, and have their 38*
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
viii DOWN. totry this mill
will ill large orders, and deliver on the Cars
at Woodstock at the rate OF from three to five
Car loads per week, that is twenty to thirty
thousand weekly.
1t is but justice to the enterprise OF the partrs.
to say, that the perfect working and wonderful
power, of this triple geared mill, is in great
measure due to the skill and energy of Messsr-
Shoots and Tysinger who planned and executed
the nillwrght work; and TO the superior qurl
ty of the massive castings, moulded by the
Woodstock Manufa cturing Company.
Strangers are respectfully referred to Meser.
8. A. and j.. banner, merchants and Aumbnd
Mark Bird, attorneys at Law, Woodstoc k, V.
address, l.. II. McGlNNlS, Woodstock Va
Jan. bly,.
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He that is slotbful in his work is
brother to him thst is q great vasier.
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e E3J9 q vs.

SARSAPARILLA INSOLVENT ,
Has made the nag.t astonishing cures SO
quick, SO rapid are the changes The body under
goes, under The influence 9th is truly wonder
ful medicine that :,
Every Ia Increase Flesh and
w IS cen an q Felt
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q - z H.

10 .yo want Sewing Machine
4 Fi)o you want the best to- your work?
Do you want il with the privilege of
Changing it for any other If it don't suit?
Do you want it on your terms
Do you want full guarantees and instruc-
Ill tion
Do you wanta Machine that will do
Any kfnl of work without any basting
Do you want needles or attachments for
your Machines +?
DO you want your Machines repaired,
cleaned or exchanged ?
Cali on or address
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q TIL $1,000 GIFTS SI0D QD0.

The officers of the corporation are
JAMES H1GN UT, Attorney at Law
H. S. MANCHA. Secretary. 's''-''
q. PATRON, Treasurer
GEO. II. RUSSUM, Counsel.
Satisfactory references furnished when re-
CURED.
Club agents wanted
Send money along with your orders BY P. O.
orders or Registered letters, OF if in smaA
amounts 1t cur risk in common letters:
Send all orders addressed
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9 The Great Cause
III 2s{sY OF
go HUMAN MISERY

Just published, IN Il sealed enDelope. Price SIX
cenfs
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I WILL Buy ANY AMOUNT OF SUMAC THAT
IS PROPERLY GATHERED AND CURED. AND
PAY CASH FOR IT!
According. to Quality, as follows-deliv j
ed at my
SlrNAr & PARK MINIS WFNCrEc7rp
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last .It v,s ss,, ts.i 1900. - a..;a
ing whether g. sot tba ,ax .n.v.r. -
tha, Tuvnsb;n wo,,,a volnn,,ss4.;;v =; ,.r
themselves for the? ma maiutaipanoe of =
system Of Iarae ,o4s.,on schooI. Th.
msstiBg = Is h !. -: a..antiai nr,m.
bering nearly svsI3 ;as.payer 4, chat
Townshlp. baaides i! bundred or ,,,ors oe
cclorsd voters. At abous 4 o'clock !. was
called to order il tbb Braushyills Avad.
ems by Dr. N. @. " hstssote, Who In o
brief address, ssatsa the object Of the
meeting. AitsEwasds speeches were
made by DIR. %. III Oh, Edward Car.
roll, W. II. Reedish and J. Fielder
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NOTICE.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
oRAxasBuRo CuUkFr, s. G.,

June 2bth, 1871.
FUTtCE ie HEREBY GIVEN THAT RE-
tufns Of PBRsONAL pROPERTf Within
the Litaits OF this County shall be MADE
OUT sind delivered to THIS OFFICE ON or
before tho 5ia day OF July, 1871, for the
year commencing july list, 1871, verified by
OATH Of the Persons whose duty It Is tu
LIST OF RETURN said Property pusEssscd
by him or under his control, either as Owner
Agent, Parent, Husband, Guardian, Execu-
tor, Administrator, Trustee, Receiver, OFF,
Ger. Farther, factor or Holder on the lst day
or July, with tho value Of such Personal
Property 90 held or controlled, together with
q statement showing number Of Acres and
Buildings, TO or from whom bought or sold
since lst Of September last, in accordance
with Section 3D. of an Act to amend an Act
providing for the Assessment and Taxation
OF Property, passed Sept. 10Th, 1868, and all
Acts amendatory thereto. In.cases Of Fail
ure or Neglect to make the Returns within
the time required, it is the duty of the Audi
| tor to add 40 per cent. Penalty upon the
Tax of the previous year, which will be
strictly observed. All the necessary Blanks
! can be had at this Ofioe.
TAY PAYERS oan mako the RETURNS at
the following Places on such days as are de-
signated by Printed Notices posted through
out the County, viz:
Al Branchville, Rowe's Pump and Felders,
by Jas. Stokes, :Dept'y Auditor.
At s. Rickenbaker's House, Four Hole
Church and Bethel Church, by Saml Fairy,
Dspt'y Auditor.
Cedar Grove, Easterlin's Mills and Jno.
c. Kennerly by J. J. Salley. Dept'y Auditor.
At Porter's Store, Riley's House and Le-
banon Church, by W, L. ". Riley, Dopt'y
Auditor.
Gleaton's Store, Livingston's Mills and
salley's. by Danl Livingston, Dept'y Audi
/ tor.
Jamisoa', Zsiglers, Washington Seminary
and Bookharts, by l.. r. Beckwith, Depty
Auditor.
Feider's Store, Providence Camp Ground
and Ayingers, by L. d. Connor, Dept'y Au-
ditor
Fort Motto 25th inst, Lewisville Oath
inst, by W. 7. Reeves, Dept'y Auditor.
Fort Motto, 11th August, and Lewisville
18th August, by Paul C. Jones, Dept'y Audi
tor.
CHAS. 8. BULL,
County Auditor.
july 1 S.
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A SACRED SACRED OONUERr
NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

ORAEGEBuRo, 8. C.
July 9th, 1871.
In pursuance Of "An Act to Provide fer
tho Construction innd Repairs of Public
Highways. Approved March 9th, 1871" au.
thorizing and requiring County CoDrmiasion-
era to Divide their respective Counties into
convenient HIGHWAY DISTRICTS, and to
appoint Competent and Responsible Persons
SURTEYERS thsHein: and Resolution of
the Board, rasss bis day in the Office Of
- .k<--t2--..-a... 0,s,oA.
in Conformity to the Requirements pfiiH; 81 ffie
"Aot aforesaid. the following Townships
arc designated and declared rs HIGHWAY
DISTRICTS, and tho Persons whose names
appear opposite EACH Township appointed 10
serve ns uB-CoMMlSSiONER or ROAD
sURyEYO OR therein:
Branchville Township. District No. Nv
Fl. Reddish. y.
Cow Castle Township, District No. 2-D.
NJ. F. Huff.
Providence Township, District No 81.
f. Mcyers
Fancs's Township, District No. Wv.
Aringer.
New Hope Township District iio. 81. l..
Bowman.
Middle Township, District No. 6-J. p.
NJ. Fourcs.
Goodby's Township. District No. stiles
R. Nellie champ.
Poplar Township, District No. ga. J.
Hydrick.
Orange Township. District No. 9-L. II.
Beckwith.
Lyons Township. District No. lo-Dr. J.
A. Keller.
Pine Grove Township, District No. III.
NJ. Crosswell
Bull Swamp township, Dis.rio. No. l2-J.
A. Minuioken.
Cav Cav Township, District No. IA. ].
Gaskin.
Amelia Township, District 70. 14-D. r.
Spuigner.
Zion Township, District No. 15- Rolsn
Turner
Liberty Township. District no. 1s-J. L.
Gibson.
Hebron Township, District No. l7-Mar-
tin Livingston,
Hopewell Township, District No. ls-J.
r. d. Wolfe.
Edisto Township, District No Ia--.Wm.
;-l.-
Union Township, District NO. zu-Unas.
H. Hail.
Willow Township, District No. Civ. L.
W. Riley.
Goodland Township, District No. o2-J. C.
C.. Austin.
Rocky Grove Township, District No. %
Jno. H. Phillips.
Tabernacle Township, District No. "a
John Jordan.
The Act provides thst the Surveyors shall
Receive Fifteen Cents for every Hour en-
ployed, andthat the Road Money shall be
equally Divided aud Turned over TO the Re.
spective Surveyors. And as il is important
to the Public that Responsible Persons shall
be Appointed tothese Positions, the Commits
sioners respectfully requst that the gentle
men above designeted win consent to serve
the, public snd appear st this ofRce ct their
earliest convenience aud receive their Com
missions, which the Law requires, shall be
issued by the Board Of County Commission
ers.
BY order Of the Board.
:, FELDER MEYERS,
Chairman %. G. G.
JAS. YAK TAssEL. C. B. c. C.
july i6 q
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F ]. FIELDER, Executor of the WILL Of
1Le j. II. Fielder, gives notice that he will
on tho 10th day Of July next, apply to the
Court of Probate for his Final Discharge AS
Executor, June 5th-1Q-tt
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Chief was peculiarly touching in his
remarks when he spoke of his long
connection with the Fire Department,
and his feelings aud relations to it.
"Seeing you all together, in such a
spirit Of friendship" he continued, "re-
minds me of what the good old David
said, How sweet aud how pleasant it
is for brothers to dwell together In uni
ty,' and how much bettor with such feel.
ings you can serve yourselves and the
community"
Here DR.. Elliott presented the prize,
"not crowned with gourd vine," said
he, "but with tho best wishes of the
hearts of those from whom you won It,"
Andrew G. Dibblc, Esq. received tho
prize on the part Of hi, Company, the
"Young America" in the following an.
propriate words:
RESPECTED and Hoaorcd Sir:
Permit me, on tho behalf of my Com.
pany, whom have the pleasing duty to
Topresent on this interesting occasion, TO
thank you for your words of encourage.
ment and sympathy; and through you
we would thank those public spirited and
worthy. citizens who have given us this
token of their appreciation, for the kind
iy notice which they have taken of our
success. Assure them, sir, that this Pic.
turc will occupy prominent place in
our Hall, and when we meet together
here VIC shall look upon it as the trophy
of our first victory-as the emblem of
success-as an expression Of the conf
dence of our citizens in our efforts-and
as remembrancer of the friendly, but
vigorous contest, of the 2Sth and 3Oth
days of juno, 1S7i.
We are the successful purity, but we
do not boast it in any mean spirit-and
to night we welcome as brethren those
who were our competitors on the 2sth
and Both days of June last. We are
both organized for one purposc-the pro.
lection of property and speak for my
Company when say that we have con-
fidence in the Elliotts as fremen, and
believe that We can work together under
yoa2Hp ,sa 2pa ana 'as.p Is. 'Khete du'4 eaRs Us 4ere
Again we thank you for your kindly
expressions; and in the name of the
Young Americas, l express the hope
that you may long be spared to us, to
encourage us by your presence and coun.
sell"
Alter this came punch, lemonade and
many other goods things. Then follow
cd "wit from fluent lips" and mirth, and
laughter, and - more punch.
Being in a remarkably good humor,
and delighted at the happy scene the oc
oasion presented, We wrote on the edge
OF the paper upon which We were taking
notes the following impronaptu stanza:
The young Americas" the "Elliotts" beat
And the prize to them is given;
The "Young Americas" the "Ellious" treat,
And that makes the whole thing even
President Moseley here raped the
meeting to order again, when the follow
ing toast was offered by Andrew G. Dib.
bic, Esq:
"To our MOited Guests.-May we have
many friendly reunion"
Cries of DeTreville! DeTrevillc !!
followed this sentiment. Amidst trc-
mendous shouts that gentleman was
pulled up by his friends, and made one
OF those speeches 80 ciiarac,ei ist.o %,
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School Meeting at BranehyilIt
again,

The meeting of the citizens of Branch.
vile Township, of which editorial men.
ton was made in our last issue, came off,
az was stated oil Saturday afternoon
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closed by saying that as the war in Eu.

struggle between the "Young Americas"a
and the "Elliotts" had also passed into
history, he hoped chat RfFaira would be-,
come quieted once more, and that MEN
would return to their avoc, 'ttt gain.
"You whipped us," saia fe; "you
won the prize, and We are willing that you
should enjoy the laurels thus achieved;
but take care Me don't win them back
before many days shall pass, for we
won't stay whipped"
After tho applause had subsidized,
which followed Mr.. DIS speech, the
Press was toasted by Mr. Fem, Sec.
rotary of the Young Americas"
Mr. Meyers was called for, and re-
spouacd il sincere and earnest words.
But as We are too modest 10 talk uf eay-
selces, and our speeches, 40 will pass
on to the nox. toast which was offered
by Mr.. Fem also:
"1o John i. Ha"aiioa, n.Y., President IF
the EYions-though absent we think of him
rs he would wish to have US, and know that
he is where duty calls"
Major Augustus b. Knowlton was
then called upon, but being indisposcd,
expressed his regret at being unable to
speak, aud requested to be excused.
NialcoI:hfi Browning, Esq, WAS now
loudly called for, who for nearly thirty
minutes entertained the audience in
laus shter-sti + ng, aud humorous speech.
He concluded by reading the f.lowin,
toast and sentiment from C,pt. John
A. Hamilton, Foreman of the Elliotts,
who wns uuavoidably absent
"Thc Young -1mcricas wear houora.
bly, and worihily your palms of victory.
We envy them only in n spirit of brotherly
emulation, and in any succeeding contest,
would wish no brighter than tho Sc won by
you on the 28th. 1 offer you "ono minute
and twenty nine seconds" The gourd vine
offered by the Charlcsfon Courier is better Fl.
to tie up the antique notions of that grand
dame, than to wreath the poorest effort Of
any Of our Firemen"
Mr. Edward Hubble offered the follow
ing to the Board of Fire Masters:
"The Girers cf tie Pictme.-Our lasting
gratitude TO the noble expouents Of pubic
service
Other toasts and sentiments were
given, which VIC omitted to take down
in the excitement and joviality which
prevailed towards the last of the enter
tainmcnt.
We have not forgotten though the
glorious song that DR.. Chas. r. Taber
regaled the crowd with. The Doctor
has one of the best baritone voices We
ever heard, and we long for another
such occasion to transpire that we may
hear him again.
Mr.. Rogers also contributed much to
the fun and enjoyment of tho night by
singing that piece of his called-well.
we can't think Of it just now, but our
friends will remember it.
But the gay and happy crowd were
reminded that Monday wss gone, aud
the early hours of Tu morning
were being cncroached Lr,.. So after
taking some moro punch, (ws took Lem
onade, viic Messrs Maui and Bcttorson)
'::-t"'''':. ;" wore mnsin. the party
began to dispcrse.
But long will lively recollecsions of
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AT THE ENGINE HALL.

.s Ar THE ENGINE HALL.
Hiae "zged Coass'' and the
sssThite Coats'' come Togeth-
ser Again President NToseiey
Esids his Guests - hearty
elsosae. and is tho Esprit
de Corps Of the Eyening-A
FifeI,ien's Picture Presented
ss the 'sYoung Americas''-
The Venerable DIR. Elliott
faaaIxes the Pre- ntntio m
speech, and is replied to by
Andrew G. Dibble, Esq.
WeRux Esprifs i'm tlle Crowd
Puncia and Lemonade to
Overfowing-Dum vivimus.
u Vivanaus the Motto of the
Night t-Speeches by w. j. De-
Treville. MI. 4. Browning and
J. Fielder Meyers, Esqs.-
Toasts, Sentiments, Songs,
Music. etc., etc.
The prize that was contested for on
the afternoon of the 2Sth ultimo, be-
tween tho "Young Americas" and the
sszflliott Hook and Ladders" is two
/: fresh in the minds of our readers for it
toba necessary to explain the reason
uhy The Engine Hall was lighted up SO
brilliantly on Monday night last. 1t
{ will bc remembered that the "Young
AElerioa Fire Engine Company" won
1.-The victory. Well, of course their
priso had to be presented to them in
proper manner, and hence the coming
. together Of happy hearts on Monday
AT about 81 O'Clock the Hall was
crowded. Among the invited guests
who we're present, outside Of the Fire
Department we're DR.. Charles r. Taber
Julins Glover, Esq and the editor of
The ORASeEBuRE NEWS.
Amidst the happy voices and tones of
ilerrilnent that rcsounded throughout
the Engine House, Mr. j. w. Moseley,
President of the "Young Americas"
raped his gavel upon the table, and
brought The jubilant throng to order,
He here stated the object of the meet
ing in a beautiful and concise address.
II He was glad to see the two Companies
meet together in such generous aprit,
and hoped that the feeling of brotherly
love and rivalry that had marked the
contest from the beginning, and as ex.
hibited in all their Intercourse with
each other, would continue to character.
ize the history of the two Companies.
Bidding the Elliotts, and the other
guests who were present, happy and
hearty welcome, Mr.. Mosely resumed
his seat amidst applause and shouts of
joyinlity, By introducing the venerable
and much loved Chief of our Fire De-
partment, who made the presentation
speech. The prize awarded was
beautiful and large Firemen's picture.
2 DIR. Elliotts speech, in presenting it,
,-,was graceful! and dignifed, and did
honor to the occasion. He did not
Enowwhy it was that he was selected
]. for that purpose unless on account of
his age, aud because he seemed as
father to the boys. When the challenge
was sent from the young Americas"
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The State Of South Carolina,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

IN THE TRIAL JUSTICES COURT.
Deopold Louis, Summons for
Plaintiff, Money Demand.
against Complaint
I. Addison Murphy, not
To T. Addison Murphy, Defendant in tii. Ae-
ton:
You are hereby summoned and required to
be and appear before Thompson H. Cooke,
ESQUIRE. Trial Justice in and for the Coun-
y and otate uIorcSuit, "a. 49, -, -,'''
day of August, 1871. at ton o'clock in the
forenoon mt his Office in the Town of Orange
burg in the County and State aforesaid, to
answer the Complaint OF Deopold Louis, the
Plaintiff in this Action, which is Filed in
the Office of the said Trial Justice.
II you fail to answer the Complaint afore-
said, at the time and place above mentioned
the Plaintiff will take judgement agains,
you for the sum of sixty-twe dollars, togeth-
er with the costs of the action.
IZLAR & DIBBLE,
Pleintiff-s Attorneys.
Dated at Orangeburg, s. c., June 20, 1871.
Witness my Hand and Seal
7. s COOKE, ELS1
Trial Justice.
~ '"e Dge'ooht T. Ad6'soH A~rphy;
Take notice that the Summons in this ac-
tion, OF which the foregoing is q copy, was
Filed in the Office of Thompson H. Cooke,
gsq., Trial Justice, at Orangeburg, in the
County of Orangeburg. in the State Of South
Carolina, on the thirteenth day Of July, 1871.
lZLAR 4 DIBBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Russell Street,
orangeburg, s. C,