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CATARRH.
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS!
G5-ConsuItatIon Free.
Editorial from the Free Press,
BURLINGTON, VI, OF Nov. 81, 1870.

and ura Surgeon from Boston, will arrive this evening,
to make the various surgical operations to be performed
at the Cllnique OF Dr. Smyth Dr. Lighthlll is one of
the ablest Oeulsts and Aurlsts in the country. He
received thorough medical training in his native land
tAusria and subsequently graduated Berlin. Prussia.
While at Berlin he was pupil of the late DIR. Won
Graete, Europes best oculist. Since Dr. Lghthl has
resided in this country has demonstrated his skill in
many remarkable operations, among which may be
mentioned the Of Mr.. Welcome Gardner of Kings
ton, X. l. This man was born blind, and remained so
until he was brought to his sight, at the age of 49, by
DIR. Lighthil His case was pronounced hopeless by
some of the best oculiss yet through the skill of Dr.
Lighth, he enjoys good sight The other case Is
that of Josephine Richard, an inmate of the German
Orphan Asylum, Pittsburg Penn. who was deaf and
dumb from infancy. She was operated upon by DR..
Lghi and brought 10 her hearing and soon learned to
speak This sworn to by the president and other
officers of the asylum Many other cases equally re-
markable might be cited, but space will not permit.
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THE CONCERT this evening will, of course, re-
ceive the personal attention of the musical pub
lie of Worcester, where Theodore Thomas and
his orchestra are prime favorites, and Miss Meh-
liz has won popularity that few other piansts
have obtained, Since theExquisite performance
of Beethoven's pastoral symphony here by this
unequalled orchestra, Mr.. Thomas has made the
tour of the west, the leading journals in the
large cities of which have given column after
column in unstinted praise of his concerts. He
comes back again to give us programme which,
while different from any previous one, can not
but stimulate to impotence the desire to hear
the performance. Our local amateurs are look
ing forward with pleasure to Miss Mehlig's play
ing of the Mendelssohn G minor concerto.
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Our New York Dispatches.

The senator sprnsue Case-Twenty Car
Loads of TcH-The Trial of Rev. DIR.
LannhHn-A Man RObs his Father-A
Soldiers Troubles in the Bold 7Ist,
etc.
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SEhI-ANNUAL SABBATH SCHOOL MEETING.
The Sabbath school connected with the Univer-
salist church had their semi-annual meeting last
evening, a goody number being present. Mr..
Mecorney, the superintendent, opened the meet,
ing with appropriate words of congratulation TO
the little folks for Drawing the inclemency of the
weather, and proceeded to make his report. He
said the whole number belonging to the school
was a5t; average attendance for the six months,
172; the largest average attendance during any
one month was in October, when it was 2OS.
The number of volumes in the library is HOO.
The chidren's contribution toward the building
of the new church has reached the sum of
s6S7.52. There have been two deaths in the
school during the six months, that Of Hiss Eliza
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7 ETTER.

FDATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Ameri
can ana Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Ap
pcatlons re-argued; Interference Gases Prosecuted
opinions given as to the validity and infringement Of
Fents an suits prosecuted and defended in the u g.
TMOs. II DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman OF THE
Board OF Appeals, u S. Patent Ofcel Counsellor at
Law. and Advocate in Patent Cases. Office. Dodge
u24 IN wifi ~
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FIRST MORTGAGE
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds

which issued upon this road, limited in amount
to $4,000 per mile (whe many roads issue from $4,000
to $4,000 and offered at 90 and accrued interest," in
currency About two millions and half of these bonds
have already been disposed Of leaving but small bal
ance unsold, which are being rapidly taken.
The most experienced hnancers agree that FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS to a limited amount, UPON A
FINISHED RAILROAD which Is well located for business
are one of the very safest forms ofinvestment.
Parties desiring to hrstclass security based
upon railroad practically DONE and in the hands Of
leading capitalists who have large pecunlary and BUSH
interest in its success will do well to apply at the
office of the Company any of its advertised agents,
for pamphlet and map, showing the characteristics Of
the enterprise
Holders of Government Bonds may exchange them
for Central lOwas at large present profit beside a
handsome increase of interest long term years.
Parties making such exchange will receive for each
1000 Bond 900 Central Iowa Bond, and the follow
ing difference in cash (ess the accrued interest in
rency upon tine latter bond and in annual interest this
calculation being based upon market prices of Dec 9TH
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nzS @REMEGBER THE TIME OF DIR.
LIGHTHILL'S VISIT...JA NUARY IL,
13 and IA. wlt&d4t jas
II urCnUp
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THREE MORE FORTS.DISMANTLED
FUTURE CONDITION OF CONQUERED PROVINCES

Continuation of the BOmbardment
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LATEST NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.

In and Around the Doomed City
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THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD
OF IOWA,
$50 Miles of Railroad,

have built and equipped, in first-cass manner,
abOut
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When a boy, l hated Hetacc Greedy,
the originator Of nbolito.as:n, &c
When the war closed his manly advo
cacy of amnesty, his going security for
jeff. Davis. and his many good words
and works for the South, caused ME to
name my hound puppy 'Grccly. To-
day would not be unwilling TO sec him
in Grants chsir-. Correspondent Eiich
moad Dipatch
A little while ago every body tha,
could curse, cursed the Republican par
ty. Now the Fallanlighamitcs have s,o.
len its platform, and Ounce political jigs
dpon it daily. But yesterday every
Democrat in the State abused Governor
Scott; he knew the cause thereof, and
accordingly conferred sundry Offices
upon some of the chosen few. To-day
some Of these fellows will tell you that
Gov. Scott is a right good creature, and
wouldn't mind bit riding with him on
the cars.
"a little whilc," &c.
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"a little whilc," &c.

The Western papers tell a good story
at the expense of "Rrick" pomcroy.
Recently he was called to deliver lee
turc in a small town in Iowa At the
close of his haransuc, Brick" suddenly
rccolcctcd that his Democrat had a
couple of subscribers there, and he
thought he would hunt thcm up lie
found them both IN jail-onc was a
horse thief, the other murderer.
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SATURDAY., AUGUST d. 1871.
AIS Others SEQ us.
3. - q a We were pleased to greet in our

We were pleased to greet IN our
80 soti' oti'cSs q few sdays since, our sesteemed
friend, Fslder Meyers, Esq, editor Of
Il sfhps QRANG:KnuRa NEws., The NEWS,
ppasr the able ihsisagemont of this gem
"a tleman, has attained articulation second
i e Z, nc paper iu the State, outside of the
! 5..,,SE. city of Charleston, and is one of the
yes most ;interesting and readable of our iex-
chang ihfa Journal. ,,
snsssSis sNhethcr4our friend3Shuek's testimo.
ny will be- accepted or not, we know
IS fhat we have worked hard to merit just
such commendation. He who labors
! aad tolls over foolscap and proofshcets
IS from week te;week, can we'll understand
how to toapprociate tile work of hcjourn;
nSEalists sIIenco4 one kind word like the
! above from those who are judges cf the
eSeellenoe Of newspapers affords US
pleasure spilieiant to serve as set-of to
sthsS ssxeahess9i caused by tho growls of
tlcshnedncaScti
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The Public,and the Press.

SsssIt Ss.iiyta ysai y
If the public-if any number Of per-
sons;-wish tho press to grapplo with
great evils, to expose evil doers of every
kind, aud not only to rcbukc vice in the
slnins, but. dishonesty and corruption in
high Positions, it must stprdily sustain
1t, while it holds it to the strictcst re-
sponsibility ty.-Ala6ama Journat.
Just 50, but that part of the public
that never does thing for the Press, is
zbwhcre lis mostly condemned Some men
sE read newspapers year after ycar--in
fact, couldn't do without thcm--and if
the truth was known they never have
paid thq printer enough money to buy
d ink4suficiSntto print ono copy. Still
vssomei Of theseesay the Press must ere.
Buke VICE. Suppose it were to ''rc-
bukea and expose them. Whit, would
they say
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E>&r,<'E.A5I.2TE0N.

w IEHnA5 ID peace aH! Tranquility of
w Rain SECTIONS or ;l,e stat. of south
Caroin have harn ;uttrgup;cl by a>-cm-
b'gcs or';isgn.er, r,ant WIN have asssilsd
and injured peaceful cii:zaas. 10 their de-
!rimcni and serious in;nry. involving, in
Eamy cnScs. niiociu,;s ungdcrs up7u ,,ict
an' unof7ndins citifcae:
Nn,y. thcrcforc ~ il known that +. ROH
ilIT K SCOTT, Governor az the State uf
Sou''r tarclira, in order tlis.t the parties 10
these 'har'lers and . t-lgcs may ~ apnrc =
hcnd"d a'tt api priai'ly II hrd, do
issue ihi+. my proclamation, that a reward
OF TWO HUNDRED DOLAARS u hereby
offered Tor tho apprehension and delivery
OF any aud ev:ry person or pcr.o'.s, il any
Jail of il,:s !'tase, with prcof TO convict then.
of having aided or participated in any or
either Of these acts Of violence and murder,
or of having, in disguise, threatened the
life of any one within thc State. Snid re-
wards shall b. paid to any persons, either
military or civillians. who may he entitled to
receive them by arrosiing the offenders
against the Laws.
in testimony whereof, ! have here
unto subscribed my name and
caused the Grcat Seal of the State
L.. s tobc nfix ID, nj Columbia, This
2Sil, day ofJuly, A. d. 1871, and
IN the ninety sixth year of Amer
lean Independence
ROBERT X. SCOTT,
Governor.
l.. l.. CAErozA, Scc.,.ary Of State.
aug 26 ct
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Prsiudiced Political Preaehlng.

! sssetsyp ,Ir
From. m.the extract given below, it seems
that We were not the only one who dis
approved of Mr.. Chritsburg's sermon at
Cattle Creek We do rot know whether
sswe hare spelled his name correctly. If
Nwe have not, let our reason, that it is not
Historical, md consequently only known
TO aJsnall circle, be considered our excuse J
SQtherssyere1there aud spoke of it after
csgafdsaissA correspondent of contem.
porar5 Clipped what VIC had to say of it,
md sent our ideas embodied in letter
70 his paper, From that letter we re-
produce the following, paragraph:
bgpttat hassbaon. urged, Mr.. Editor, again
and agpip,y that our Southern ministers
keep themselves aloof from he dirty
puddle Of politics" and oven he minis.
,ters themsslscsgspeak with the greatest
Gantelnl,t sief 4 political parsons &c
Beecher & Co. How do you reconcile
the following (Which / clip from the
0Eapgebuxy Nc,os) concerning Que of
your city fParsor,s with the .oft-repeated
s assertiepe lsSonthern ministers do not
prgaeh sRalitigs. "asiI had tho misfortune
he hnrnh hu ihin Parsons TRADE that
day myself, aud if keep my senses [
wilEnot bescaught again, for Inever in
all my ssermon-hearing heard anything
more Disgusting The fact is, it would
have been farcical, if it had not
beep,Fealty1 wicked, for there were hun.
dreds OF people, anxiously asking at the
hands of this man spiritual food, while
hcs distributed tothem wretched hash,
mixedgpiwith, abuse of the government,
and slurs at The Negro" II II rrs;;..eaa cd and
sweat, sweat and ranted. The more he
had nothing to say, the more he tried
tasrsay 1aaad.s those listening hundreds
who Ind been looking forward for
aepthssteo this precious opportunity,
weptsaEag feeling sad, disappointed, dis
gustrd; s9ying, ''they have taken my
I,qrl end 4 knowslnot where they have
lain, him. ~ - Now, Mr.. Editor, | an. not
one OF the npmbor who insist that "min.
isssss ss ssl.eelA have ne irseG.ieaf opinions"
bseon,ing atinisters does not take away
oitizcnshiDgt AS GOOD ~ citigans tbov
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[coMMuNlcArED.J
LEwIsylL, y, S. G.
August, 25th, 1871.

HuSte e'i -oth, lob L
Editor Orangebiuy Nems:
Traffic in Seed Cotton has already
opened in Lcwissille. The business
promises well. Last season $50 bales in
the seed were bought against 40 to GO
the season before. This looks encoura-
ging. And it is reasonable to expect a
better tusiness this year---say 4O0 to
500 bales Seed Cotlon-with the same
proportion ofloosc lint Cotton, Trade
will be brisk decidedly lively Hur-
rah dor Lewisvillc! Amt she rising
"Bully"!! "Threc times three and a
Tiger" +!
DUN VIvIMUS, yIyAMUs.
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party of the nation, which be cannot
honestly meintain,--Adeeviscr.
We declare tho Montgomery Adrer.

-
honestly maintain Adceftiser
We declare tho Montgomery Adver.
tiser 70 be n. Radical organ, accessory TO
u tho is':le=. s-=s : @:;fiseilss constitution
and as advocating doctfiaes rtiinous and
destractivcto our people. Atlaata .,sl,.S
We declare Mr. Stephens, Ito be the
enemy ofour people; paid sdisorgaui-
zer in the Radical sScaa,p, md an
enemy to the whole Southern people, -
-AIrcstiser.
The devil you do.--Atlanta Sup,.
Yos, we do, and sou arc ON tho ra,h-
pago.-Atlrytiset.
Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup, Do.
ver's powders and Gossypium contain
no ingredients that can possibly reach
tho diseases which afflict these monster
champions of fthc Southern people
Dead shot germifugc, which can be pur.
chased at any. of our drug stores for
|twenty-iivo cents a vial, may possibly,
if proper doses arc adm inistered, relieve
tho complaints which have Fastened
npou these gentleman, but there is no
medicine in tho wide world that can ar
rest tllc inevitable flnnlity, if somc kind
friend docs not in.crrosc at once. b
Tylcr.-Do Sou see youdcr cloud ihat's
almost in the shape of a camel !? ..
.Stephcns.--No, I'll b1---if il is Mt
all like u camel. -. -
Tylcr.-Metbinks tits like wcascl.
Stephens. No, sir; you are wrong
again. 1t is not at all ike wensel
Tyler--It is backed like whale,
Stephens. Then, swear you are the
enemy Of the whole layout. IL is Mc
mem departure
1t is thus thcs, giants Of Democracy
treat each other. What a happy family
to be sure! Stephens aud Tylers
friends ought to see tLet they conc to.
gcthcr and mako friends. Yes, make
them kiss if that will do any good, for
ga house divided against itself must
fall" Why don. some of them propose
a little editorial tea party Ike that
which the editorial fraternity of our
own State resalcd themselves with in
Columbia last year? 1t weull pay,
that is, it would profit the v'udcrs OF
ales, liquors, &c. BY all means let Ala
bama have an editorial ":ca party"
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Notice to Trustees.
OFFICE sCnonL COMMISSIONER.

oRANGEnrnc, $ c.,
Angus, 25th, 1871.
Ia -accordanoc with Section 4, of An Act
= "ff.si.'; ..'t ..~e s.....,-,. =. -~'"h-
lish and maintain syetcm of FREQ Common
schools for the STATE Of son,h Carolina
approved March 9th 1871.
The Trustees cfthc various School Dis
tric's will, as soon as Practicable make ont q
lis, of all Text Books needed in their respoo-
School nistrc; for the persons attending
School, which list when Properly Certified
10 by said Trustees, the Clerk shall forward
said list to tlis ofice without delay.
i. /. CAIN,
s. C. O.C.
aug % st
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Diamond Cut Diamond.


Alexander Ii. Stevens is the political
editor OF the Atlanta, (Ga.) SIN, and
MIR. Tyler is editor.in chief of the Mont
'snmrrv- fAlnh sidrnriiser MIR. Stcnh-
cns is mad with the new departure move
ment, and swears at tho top of his voice
that he will never stop cursing it, The
Adcertiser on tho other hand swears that
it is just the best thing for this country
that ever happened. They both honor
Jefferson, however, because he promulga-
ted q very palatable species of Dpmocra.
ICY, and could not ''seei The allen. and SO
dition laws. Tho Atlanta Sun says he
did, the Montgomery Adrertisey says he
didn't. Seventy years ago, before either
of the editors Of the .dduertiser or Sun
had made their eptyce upon this mum
dane sphere, there was very sharp con &.
trovcrsy about whether it was or whcth
or twas not. Stephens was there and
says it was Tyler and his cook we're
there, and they emphatically swear that
it vas not. Now this thing leaves us il,
very peculiar attitude; if Stephens is
correct, then it was, butif Tyler is cor
rect, then it certainly was not Accord.
Ing to Jcferson's Manual somebody IS
out of order, clearly, as witness these
We ,arraign Mr.. Stevens as having
made charge agaiast the Democratic
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Five Hundsed Dollars Re-
ward.

.5XXTHEREAs iniarRia.ieH has reached
wv this Office that, on Tacsday nirat.
tho first Of August, n wilfuI and deiiherats
murder was perpetrated in the Forks al the.
ssdisto, on the person OF f4JAcK PERRY, 4
citizen OF 0rahgeburg county and rhs~eas
there is strong reasons to suspect that Mil
LEDGE roRTEI q and HANSEoRD PORTER
residing in the county Of BaspWeii, were soE-
infant if not participant in said murder;
Now, therefore, be il known thai j. ROn-
ERF x. SCOTT, Governor 81 tAs State afnYsy
eaidsin order that jnsticc may be doas, aaa
the mRjesiy of the Law vindieafed. do bereAx
issue this, my proclamation, Offering 70
ward of FIVE. HUNDRED DOLLARS ~
the apprehension and delivery of the asiss
Miliedgc Porter and HaTsford Poster or
either of them. in any Jail Of this State, ,,ith
proofto convict. sssssa ~ - 81
In testimony whereof, have hsre,.
unto setmy hand, and eanssa the.
u, s. Great Seal offhc Siefe to be NIX.
cd, this 18th day of AitxnHl A
d p.ssioI ~ ana IN sfse nfsef 5-sixf 10
year ofths Independence Of the
United States OF America
Ro8ERT e. SCOTT. aosesnor.
IF II. CahDoEA, Secretary of State.
aug 10 Is Sc {
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NOTICE.

THE EXERCISES of MISS Il. $. AL
BERG0TTfs SCHOOL will he resumed on
Monday, / lth September, Mt her Residence
on Russell Street
By request Of Parents and Guardians, the
Tuition VIII be monthly.
aug 26 If
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N OT'lg GLE.
OFFICE SCHOOL cpsIMIssioaEn,
oHasarbpha cosass, SC.
August d On. 1871.
The fcl,sy:::s;. 2. 2 &C.

= - =
the Board Of Examfnrrs
Rssolyea, Tn. =. @
ticn, issued to Teachsrs in ts,is County,
dntea up TO august let Is7l be and Tho
same are hereby Cancelled
4 Resoieed That 4 Session OF this f,oasd bs
Held during tho, week oonmsnciag 18th Sep
tenber, and ending on fhs 2ssls of said.
month, for the sxaininatiop Eof csrdidssss,
for the procession of Teacher, rd4hat aas
notice be g;ren of the sane threusb sTan
j.. I CAIN, i @
g. s. BULL,
=. G. sANDREWs;
Examiners. y Y
aug 10 sss s. - at
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AMELIA SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 4.
James L. Jamison, Fredsrick Fllii-
lip Smith.
PROVIDENCE scHo ooLS DISTRICT, No. s.:
Dr.. T. ". yogt. Keitt Green, Lewis Hill.
lard.
GoopBY,s SCHOOL DISTRICT. No, a.
Alex McKelvy, Wade Hampton. v. NJ.
Smith.
LYONS, SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. =.
J.H. Wallace, a. o. Holman, A. G. VIII
liains. ss.
COW CASTLE SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. s.
Ezra connor, Martin Williams, Pe,er,Gar-
n. 3
MIDDLE SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. D.
Thomas Phillips, u. NJ, Miller, shsdfieB
Cani.
ORANGE SCHOOL District, No 10. &
E.J. ollyeres, Harry Glover .. a. sIior-
ger
CAV cav SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. Ii.
Peter GLADDEN., ], A. j. liiidcbrand, Ed.
rick Glover.
BRANcIfyILLEseHooL DISTRICT No. j !,
W. u, Reedisll, +. ~. Fairy, Edward
Green. -
NEW HOPE SCHOOL pRTRIcT; No, ia.
| V. b. Bowinan, s. 2. Baxter George
Gavin.
ELIZABEPH SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. IL.
R.F Dahnealy, Jacquo Wolfe, Rufus Whe.-
stone. 1 a.
EDIsTo SCHOOL. DISTRICT. Ko.si5. q
S. I. 1zlar, Allen Brown. Adam Phelps.
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT. No. I6. fs
William Danncrly,w. +. Chaplin, Einsnu-
ell Pou. ste
ZION SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. IL.
h. Turner, Ccphas Fsrrison, q. II. Bar
| ton. =
WILLOW SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 1s.
W. L. VI Riley, a. d. Dowting, Irwin en-
niugs.
LIBERTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 10.
j.. j.. Gibson, Rufus Pou, j. II LIVINGSTON.
GooDLAND' SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 30.
G. r. Summers, George Baxter, Aaron
Ferguson.
HEBRON SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 81
Darny Livingston, j. II. Axson, Isaac
Thompson.
RoGKEY GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT
No. %.
j. IT, Phillips, II. w. Boyls,on Minus
Corbclt. 4
HorEwELL SCHOOL DISTRICT No. %.
David Jennings, William Peel, G.. Hpiie.
TABERSAcLE SCHOOL DISTRICT,
No. 81.
nenet Tylrr, Thomas Tyler, 'Dar:d Ty-
lor.
Eo'iee is hereby given lat all OF lhe abovc
named Thus'FEt:S ara reqn'rrdio t;UALi-
II within 10 days from date in dccer,i,uce
with The !-aw.
FL. CAN,
G. $. BGLL,
7. G. ANDREWS,
eonniy loard Of Esan,iusrs.
For osangelar.: County.
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Sheriff $ Sales,
oRANGEBuRG COUNTY.
In THE CoMaos PLEAs.
Thomas Ray, Survisor and !
Executor of William Ray, Complaint
deceased. FOR 5
ys. Forec,oaure
William IL Green.


by yiriae of the Judgment fled in this
case, directing that ihc lands hereinafter
mentioned, be sold by NE, az public auction,
will sells at orar~e ~ebnrg Court House, on
Monday, the fourth day Of sepssmber next,
during tho usual hours OF sale. the foflewins
real estate =
al that lof or parcel OF land in the Town
of orangebnrg, in the County of Orange
burg snd Stnte OF South Carolina, known MS
the School House Lot, and bounded BY Tho
Beileyillc Road, and lands OF John C. pike.
Mrs. Ann Lonis, and Virgil G. DibblS.
Trustee. and by land formerly Of Ray,
Brother & Co..
Terms--one-half cash, and tho balance
on credit of twelve usoashs, secured br.
bond, and mortgage Of the premises rnr-
chasers to. pay for papers, aiamps, and re-
corling
SkerifF,s 0aice, a III. RfGGs.
ofangebarg G, H. IS C., g. 6.es
i June I5, 1STl. nj
y aug a2 - IA =
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NOTICE.

The SECOND SESSION OF my SCHOOL
will commence on Monday, the itI scptcm-
bcr, 1871.
TEEMs-For Tuition in English branches,
per month of q weeks, $8.00.
In Classical branches, SI.00.
Payable at the emil of each month,
aug 26=,-ltE l.. w. FENN.