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ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

which is to be preceded by a very IMPORTANT AND
EXCITING SESSION or CONGRESS-. in which questions
OF the utmost importance TO the commercial, civil
and political interests Of the country are be dis
cussed and decided, and which will render an enter.
prising newspaper necessity TO every man who
would be informed in regard TO the live questions OF
the day, BY means OF the JOURNAL Bureau at
Washington, under the direction Of BEN; PERLEY
Hest information of all important measures affect
ing The public interest with an occasional glimpse
OF the movements behind the scenes.
In all It's several departments we mean that the
JOURNAL for 1872 shall be better and more aceep-
table to its readers than before-that it shall
cover the whole field at home and abroad-nnd that
those who depend upon IL for daily epitome of the
iKad N~'s.
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One Copy ty Mail. ...............,..,...sl 90
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THE NEW ENGLAND FAMILY
NEWSPAPER.

It's reputation as a wide-awake. enterprising news
paper. so thoroughly organized In all its depart
nents that the people look 10 il with confidence for
the earliest and fullest reports Of the Of the
DAY. has gwen II circulation unapprOached by any
paper OF its class in New England. and uneqnaled
by but few IN the country The aim OF s publishers
Will be TO maintain the position IL has now. by the
most liberal expendi ture OF money. the employ
OF the best talent in all its departments and the in
PRODUCTION OF such new features as the experience
OF the past or the Developments of the future may
suggest.
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LELAND AND GRAY
SEMINARY.

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assisted by Mrs. g. l.. DAVIDSON. For further
particulars, address the Principal,
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PARE CHANCE-REAL ESTATE
IL AT AUCTION IN WALPoLE N II.

THE Subscriber will sell at Public Auction, on til,
premises, on
MONDAY NOVEMBER q, 1871,
at ONE o'clock in the afternoon, his HOMESTEAD
FARM on which he row resides
sad Farm is located in Walpole. N. H. and about
equldlstant between the villages of Walpole and
bellows Fails and cont ms nineteen acres of land
sixteen of Tillage. one sof Muck and two of Wood
House, Barn and 0utbuildings, all in good repair,
ana supplied with never failing water. Good graft
ed Fruit orchard just coming into bearing. Twenty
Tons Hay cut the place the past season. Seventy.
nine bushels Of Corn and eighty bushels of Oats to
the acre, raised on the same this year.
Any further particulars wanted may be obtained
BY inquring of the Subscriber on the premises =
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NOTICE.

N OTICE.
lHEREBY certify that have given my son, ELI
M. HOLDEN, his time for the remainder Of bis mi
norlty, and shall claim none of his wages nor pay
any debts of his contracting after this date
Westminster West. Nov Sth. 1871. fI7-49
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The Boston Journal.
DAILY SEMI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
For 1872.

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70 allude IN detail to those features which have won
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

ONE of the best localities to SELL GOODS ms
Vermont: LARGE BRICK STORE Two Tenement
&c, and good trade established
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NEW FIRM /!
New store. New Goods |!
E. B. LEE & CO.

MAIN STREET, CHESTER, VERMONT.
HAVING enlarged and remodeled their New
H store. now have facilities for trausacting the
general Merchandise business in all its details and
purchase Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
comprising the latest fabrics and designs in Ladies'
Dre-. Good- such as THtBErS. SATrEENS.
TEENS POPLlNS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, SILKS.
NELxEIEENs, kEPELL ENTS, &u.. sc Also
sHAWl4S, DRESS Trimmings Of all descriptions,
kDGIN9s, IACEs, BRAIDS. GLOVES. HOSIERY
LADIES Underwear, Cotton and Wooden Goods Of
every description. Also u complete line OF Ladies'
and Gents BOOTS. SHOES and RUBBERS. A
heayy stock Of CHoiCE FAMILY GkoCE-
kIEs. WEST INDIA GOODS. FLOUR,
MEAL. sc. may be found at our Store, all OF
which will be sold Low for CASH. All kinds of
Produce taken in Exchange for Goods.
l.. u. LEE. j. f. MORSE,
a.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Ra- All orders must be accompanied by the mon
ey and all papers discontinued at the expiration
OF the time for which payment has been made.
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The large circulation of THE JOURNAL amons
the most intelligent classes in the community rem,
ders 1t an invaluable medium for advertising All
advertisements appear in both the morning and
evening editions and thus practically have the ben
eft of the circulation of two papers. Address
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And will carry on the business in the same Store in
his own name and interest and has. this Sth day of
NOVEMBER, returned from market with
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CATTLE EFT.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheen. Shotes. Eat Hogs. Yea

H. ts:s y:ss :. SIS Els Sc Sc iS SSS
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gellolrs falls Timrs,
LOCAL MATTERS.

- The ground was again whitened
with snow Wednesday morning but soon
disappeared.
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Other TRIALS of SKILL and ATHLETIC
Exercises and Amusements will be arranged
and appropriate Premiums awarded
ENTRIES for EXHIBITION can be made
at the Secretary Office on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, from a. NJ. tc 5 r.
H H--ii ~ p.-:-- - n----:--- -...-. -
made before the Fair opens. Competition
for Premiums is open to all persons at Home
and Abroad.
Ample arrangements will be made for
Stock, and place furnished for keeping
their Food; and Grain and Forage will be
provided on the Ground at Market Rates.
Every Precaution will be taken>to Secure
Good orier3 md the safety,of Articles on
Exhibition.
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rcoMMUNicATED.1
August, 18th, 1871.

- .,-.tt -t1- -A"S,1oS, st2sij = lot l. ter-s
Editor Oron3eb"ry Nc,es.
White we appreciate Your advocacy
of the imIortauoo Of cleanliness in.the
streets of a little village bJ. .ihe sEdisto,"
mportrning the Mayor Ito cause TO be
removed from said little village by. the
5"Edisto. aniaials ofn certain description,
(cilled Hogs, which have .Joar. hgs; !;
still it is equally, desirable fer US TO re-.
quest you, in youSissus TO draw the;at-
tention of some "Offiecrs of the Law"
who have fore legs, TO have slight re-
gard for,that deceney which is innate
in anainfaut. III is a disgusting specta-
Gle toisee some, niensviolatiug that most
sacred delicacy Of e1rosingsone' g. person
in the midday suuligha to passers.by.
And oh, often to ladies If gentle re-
minders from the Pfcss vii. not cause
an actual reform in the matter we shall
be under the sad necessity OF appealing
to the1iaw.gA tas ,sCV4s ggsQsS;3 -
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NOTICE. 1. a9.. :
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,

ORAsoEBuRo County, S. C.,,s
August 10Th, 1871.
Notice is horcby given that tho TRUS-
TEES Appointed in the various SCHOOL.
DISTRICTS of orangebure County, will
Proceed at once to take The CENSUS of all
the CHILDREN between the ages Of SIX 16)
and sixtcen tl6l years, resident within th cir
respective School Districts, distinguishing
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Five Hundred Dollars Re-

tiH'+nS y 80
.NHEREASt information hns reached
w this Office that, on Tnesday might, Z.
the frs, of August, wilfnl and deliberate
murder uns perpeirated in the Forks Of The :;
Eiisto, on the person of JACK PERRY,
citizen of Orangeburg couuty and whereas
there is strong reasons to suspect that MIL
LEDGE PORTER and HANSFORD PORTER
residing in theconnty of Barnwen, were cog
Bnnt ii ot'p'rticipant IN said murdcf;
Now. therefore. be II knewa thstsI, ROB-
sERr X. SCOTT, Governor Of the State afofe->
said, in order that Justice may be done. and
the majesty ofthe law viniicated, do hereby
issne this. ny6 proclnmatiop, offefiiiE M re-
ward of FIVE HUNDRED DoL4effsS for
the apprehension and delivery of ,the;. said
Milledge Porter and HansfofT Porter. Of.
either of them in any ;ail or this State, win /,
proofto convict. fsst kSts ~ 5,1sfH
5t 'rzs In testimony whereof 4 hate here
unto sSt my hand, and caused tis-
u. 81 Great Seal Of the Slate to lie sfff-
ed, this 10th day Of SAaig,ist, A. :.
stsF- .aas EDs 1871, and in ti,e, 'niuetyzsixth
---y year of the Undergraduates of she
United States or Nuefica.
ROBERT Il. SCOTT Governor.
+. l.. FAR6Oz&, Secretary of State.
aug 10 IA
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NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,

ORAoGBuRG COUNTY, s. Ca
August 18th, 1871.
Whereas q majority of the SCHOOL
TRUSTEES of this County have failed to
Comply with Sections 20, so and 81 of an
Act entitled '!An Act to Establish and Main
tain, System of FREQ Common Schools.
&c!.,s 4" which tiieif Attention was @ duly
called, stkef following Section Of the same
Act is published for the Informationo Of the
newly appointed Trustees. They arc ,re-
'quifsd 6'carryit out strictly
SEC. 40. An annual meeting hof each
School District,shell be hellIen the last Sat
urdny of June, of each year, at 12 o'clock,
NJ, notice of tie time and place being gwen
by the Clerk of they Board of Trustees, by
posting written or printed notices in three
public places Of the District at least ten
days before the mceting'@ e+ t' q
S5r9 &c Frt l4A gy E. GAIN 3.
School Commissioner Q. q. :.
aug 10 a T.
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Cacoethcess,' &c. :

ra' e1S sas cacoethess, Il xc. .sa : s''a g
kseE h'sss1j 2sqSsq q aass tssSsslTsg
alsss ssilo tas a.---slIssss tiE sa3 seei 4
d"A 'aaSieS's SOW" C. correspondent, Re fsid !"
writing from this place, to that pa paper,
'uuds' date 10th August, ts' makes two .
blun'iers, in the following short space s
which We shall attempt TO correct. 9
f. Hcsays Nv J oaF ''a'3i' 8 'il9
"politics withtus seems to have gone
into summer enarters.a Some little ex-
!citelnont. however, prevails among Office
seekers in reference to1 the. coming
Sheriff 5 election, II is understood that
some thirty or forty candidates are in
the field All that know of are from
the Republican, ranks. Having no Con
servativc organ here, the Republican,
paper has full play, aud has been doing
its best to Rcpublicanizo Tho county,
but so far has filled to accomplish any
thing"
The first blundcr is as to the, canli-
date, for the Shcriff's Office being all
from the Republican party; Now any
little child will tell you that this, is
not so, for it has been tn, talk in, Or
angcburg for months, that Mr. So.and-
50, aud Mr., Whattyeouumiaycal1l EN-, mem N
bcrs Of the Citizens party, were candi.
dates for said Office, Our support has
been solicited by more "Citizons" than
Reput licans. But Of course, newspa-
per correspondents are not to know
everything, especially one, Of the CON
ricr's Gown"
lie says, Having no Conservative
organ here, the Republican paper has
full play &c. Now wha. VIC under
stand by the phrase .iull play" is an
attempt ,tosrunsthings ourE own yWsysSnnd
not give any BODY elso chanrn
Now We submit to those who know
US -(and surely sthisH Own correspondent"
of the Courier onght to know our rules,
for holhas never been denied utteratice
through these colamns) if such state
ment isn't misrepresentation OF this
journal. We have never refused com
munlcntion y on account of its political
complexion, if it was otherwise fit for the
public eye. In fact, we have publishcd
some articles from different coyrespon
dents, whose fings at our party were
SO heavy, tha. the weak and teulor told
us we were wrong in printing them
We did not think SO. Nor do we yct.
But we shall always exercise the right
to differ from views advanced by oorro-
spondents, which do not strike US as
being correct. Perhaps this is what the
Cop'fs,'s Gown correspondent docsn't
like" Perhaps lie would have il as it was
year or SO ago in this County, when his
party had control Of this paper, and
Republicans could get no hearing Per-
haps, We say, he would have it this way
again A great many men have a
mania for scribbling for newspapers,
but they can never stand for any mis-
,tatcment of facts which they make to
be, shown up. They do not like to be
criticised. 'roDaDiy rnis explains the
milk in the oo-coanut." & 80
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r,,r, NOTICE.
y oFFIeE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
onanaKuuna corxrr. s. C..

II ",
- onanaRuuna County, s. c.,
ea' +. - ad' 10 1'5At6Sg August 10Th, 1871. %
In accor' ,inies with section 'as Of the Com. e
mon School iAot adopted E6th ;sNIarci, 1s7I,s
and by Resolution Of the tCoupty Board of
School Examncrs," the following named
persons eure3 hereby appointed SCHOOL
TRUSTEES in and fer theiraRespec,i Dis;
> sas1am ; K ss8a 'd.va sa4
arfy .sjsCuUoL DISTRICT, No lissti "a
a. ?. Avngcr, licrcalsss Richardson,
James Thompson. a.
POPLAR SCHOOL DISTRICT. No. 9
William Pauling, W. ]: snidcr, William
Green. I'D .,i t4i -1G4 SOL salet- 3,
PINE GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT, mo. 3.
A R. Flood. W. W. Vice, Smith Glover.
AMELIA SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 4.
James L. jaiisea, iFretierio;a ii;sayck, Phil
lip Smith. H &. .at, .-aAss7 .,,t.5
PROVIDENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. s.
DR.. F. w. vogt, keitt Green, Lewis IIn-
lard ~ lA-. 1855
GOoDBY's SCHOOL DISTRICT. No. 6.
~ Alex McKelvy, Wade Hampton, v. NJ.
| Smith,
LYONS SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. I.
J.H. Wallace, A. o. Holman, A. c. Will
COW CASTLE SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 8.
Ezra Conner, Martin Williams, Peter Car
son; = -
+ MIDDLE SCHOOL DISTRICT, Non.
Thomas Phillips, II. NJ. Miller, shcdrick
earn.
ORANGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 10.
E.J. Olivcres, Harry Glover, ]. a. Hor-
GER,
CAM CAV SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. II.
Peter GLADDEN., J. ~ j. Ilillcbrand, Fr-d-
rick Glotcr.
BRANCHvlLLE SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. IL
w. ~, Roe,iish, T. w. Fairy, Edward
Green
NEW HOrE SCHOOL Dis TR;CT, no l8..
v. D. Eowmnn, S. J. Batter, George
GrIis.
ELIZABETH SCHooL DISTRICT, No. IL.
r. V, DAnncIiy, Jaclue WoIrc, Enfus WLc,-
stone.
EDISTO SCHOOL DISTRICT. No. -.
:. T. Irlar, Allen Brown, Adam Phelps.
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. l6.
William pannerly, w. +. Chaplin, Emanu.
el Pou.
ZION SCHOOL DISTRICT No. II.
II. Turner, Cephas Farrscn, Is. H. Bar
ton.
WILLOW SCHOOL DisTRCT,- 40. IL.
W. l.. W. Riley, y. d. Downing, Irwin Jcn-
nings. = -
LIBERTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 10.
j. l.. Gibson, Ruff. Pou, J. II. Livingston.
GooDLANp SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 20.
G. II. Summers, George Baxter, Aaron
ferguson.
HEBRON SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 81.
Barny Livingston, j. IL. Axson, Isaac
Thompson
ROCKEY GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT
No. 10. sr's
J. II. Phillips, X. W. Beylston, Minus
Corbctt.
HoPEwELL SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 2s.
= David Jennings, William Peel, G.. IIutto.
TABERNACLE SCHOOL DISTRICT,
4 No. "a
Bennot Tyler, Thomas Tyler, David Ty-
Ter. @ @-a'
I Notice is i,ers-.- - given that a! of the above
named TRUSTEES are rsqui.s cd to QUAIL
Fi within 10 days from date, in accordance
with the Law.
f.. 1. CAIN,
c. S. BULL,
T. C. ANDREWS,
County Board of Examiners,
For orangeburg County.
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NOTICE. 4.
ofFlcr SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OEAxoEnrno couxrr, S. C.,

sa ~ ffs $gf@ August 10th, 1871.
Z The following Resolutions were passed by
the Board of Exuniners: I, 1s.rs ~. ,s
Re,olred, That all Certificates of oualifcA-
ton, issued to Teachers in this County,
dated from August lst, 1871, be and the
same are hereby cancelled. i5eis8gi So
Resoired, That u Session of this Board be
Held during the week commencing 18th Sep
'tcmbcr, and ending on the 23d of said
month, for tho examination of Candidates
for the profession of Teacher, and that due
notice be given Of The same through The
0RAEGEDUnG NEWS. -ea "a }E
+. [ GAIN,
G. S. BULL,
"s' T, c. ANDREWS, !,
Examiners.
mug 10 81
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sherif's. Sales. u
y oRANGEBURG Cou.sTy.
In TUE CoMMoS PLRAs,
Thomas Ray, Survivor andl
Executor ofwiliiam Ray. Complaint
9 deceased for
Ts. e,r..lo.,.. -
William H. Green.

imam III @ereen sdJesga FttAR -
by virtue of the Judgment fled in skis..a
case, directing that the lands hercinafier
mentioned, be sold by me- at public aaesson,a
WIN sell at Orangeburg Court House. ON
Monday, the fourth day OF Sep,ember next.
during tho usual hours of sale, sthe following.
real estate: 'ee't - S~teeA
4 All that lot or parcel OF slapd iss fAeFo,sha
OF orangeburg, in the County of ORANGE,
burg and State Of South Caf0liifa, known as
thc School House Lot, and bounded :hy fha :.
Believille Road, aud lands Of Johi. o. PIKE. 49,
Mrs, Ann Loniss and girsilfE E Dibkisss.
trustee, aud by land formerly Of Raw.
,Brpthers& Go.sk aS4 sasss aRH. g. ss,s' SfSit
Terms-Ope-haf cash, aud tho balance.
on p credit OF twelve inonihs, secured Nv.
bond, and mortgage Of the premises,o PERI ~
chasefs 10 pay for papers, stanps. aud ,re-t
oeriiag, 5aial!s tIuea ssa 90 tez ,ssa@aa.,
@nsssass sSisir. C. ONES f., 5. hss
sis lass 70, 1873. ba6 Ji,uss .yt,@sg s:esw
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this people in vain. Verify I. seems
that some. of.themsas .s:sisan essrsta.a,
hardness of heart and -reprobaey Of
mind When he shall have ended
this meeting, conscicntiedsiy stAheeay'
to himself, ''Lord hsSs Sohe thy bid.
ding" III M
But what can the psopls say aThat
they have neglected to dischargo lifs's
most Important duty /; that they have
summed the preaching Of Godl ~e
We trust that Mr.. Norris Swiif fsd,
in the consciousness of having perform,
ed his duty ia thIs wesks theYrfwsrd
which he expected4o -feap fToina src-
yival Of religion here, which after all,
is one of earth's sweetest pleasures.
da fEs asa rag Ma& 1rE -e1f 'sS fSf u
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The following PREMIUMS arc offered, and
will be Awarded BY Impartial Judges.
pa A.-DcpmrtElent OF Crops.
Largest yield of Cotton upon acre, $40.
Largest yield of Corn upon 8 acres of high
land, S15.
Largest yield Of, Corn npon ceres Of swamp
L. land, Sl5aS f
Largest yield Of Corn upon l acre of high
land, SIS.
Largest yield OF Corn upon acre of swamp
4 land. So, ta4
Larges. yield of Rice upon acre, So.
Largest yield ofsPcas upon aero. So.
Largest yield Of Sweet Botatoes upon nrce,
So. T -a
Largest yield of Irish Ds.a,oes upon acre
$3.50.
Largest yield of Turnipslupon I acre, $3.50
Largest yield Of Ground Nuts upon aero,
SO.
Largest yield Of NafivesGrass Hay upon /
IEehcre, So. lE $i lsaa
Larges, yield Of Pea Vino Hay upon acre,
So.
Largest yield of Sorghum Syrup, from aero
s$5..Snt, Esa t'a3's.ss
Largest yield of Sugar Cane Syrup from
acre, So.
9. Parties Wishing to compete for thcsc Pre-.
miums mus. notify the Executive Committee
before commencing to gather the respective
Products, in order. that arrangements ma y
be madefo an impnrtisites, of the resrec
tive Yields. fsS j
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CtTOI ava Prom my Darn-
~ YARD, al Gpod Hope, Thursday, i 1tht
inst, n Dark Mare Mule, with one eye, sup
posed to- haye.bsent taken by Negro Boy
by the, name. of Joe Hane, who has lost his
Right flanda The soaptsire Of tho THIEF, or
any information Of the EMule will be t}innks
fully reeSivedhy T. L. DlSfzLES
aug 1o-rlts q bs5SsNanG6's Ferry, SIC.
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NOTICE..
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

ORANGBDURG, S. C. SO
.# Szsg ; fzf sApg. isth,e,S'i,5-
Pursuant TO Sec. of An Aot entitled San
Actto Define the JjiTisdiction and Duties of
the County COMMISSIONERS ana An Act
Amendatory thereto, the Boardof County.
commissioners of orangcburs County will,
hold thrir a5sNuAE NETTING NETTING ON 'ttfc Fl RSf
TUESDAY in September, 1871. All Claims
against the County, must be filed with the
Clerk ofthe Board on or before THAT DAY,
otherwisesuch Claims will NOT be Audited at
Said ANIMAL MEETING, S.,..
]. FELDER MEYERS,
~ S'si sr3; Sse chairRnan B. @. c.
JAS, YAa TAsSEL,oC, q. c, 0.s7s,5.d rs
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Terms OF Admitta1,ee SO cts.
Children under ten y oars OF
age, Half Rrice,-
Exhibitors Tickets for the
whole TernF of the Fair 76 els.
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For further particulars apply to any one
# the undersigned.
+. .y,. PAUL 8. FIELDER,
WESLEY w. CULLER,'
IfARP1N RIGGS,
a' 3 LAWRENCE r., BECKwITn,
. SAMUEL DIBBLE,
v.zs, Executive Committee.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

OhASoEDURG L0USTY, .. u,
August 10th, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that all Persons de-
sirous Of TEACHING in tho FREE COM
MON SCHOOLS Of this County, are notified
that the County BOARD of Examiners, for
Orangcburg County, will be in Session in
this oGee, from Monday, September 18Th,
and continue in Session each day until the
sd pro&mo. All Persons wishing to OBJ
taiT CERTIFICATES will present them
hclves TO the Board for Examination on one
of the above days. school Trustees are no;
allowed by law TO Employ only those Hold
ing Certificates from this Board Teachers
will mark this.
Es,Is G.iIN,
School Commissioner, o. C.
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between Male and Female, White and Col
loFcas -ana -tbSs cEE1siS 81 safd BoA.aDofs
TRUSTEES, shall Return to this Office u
Duplicate Report Of the -same by 1st Of Sep
tember. Blanks win be furnished by calling
at this oHi.e. ~. ~
School conmissap pner o. c.
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B.-Sanlplcs OF Crops.
4' Ten Prizes, worth from Sl.oo to $1,000.
G.LGardcn and Orchard Pro-
ea 'o sl.,nt.,s
Five Prizes, worth from Si.Oo to $500.
!, ,D.-IEousclaold Department.
Fifteen Prizes, worth from $1.O0 to 5000.
E.-Machinery aRd Manu- fac
ss. t. turcs.
Twenty Prizes, worth from 81. 90 TO 1900.
F.-Ladics' Work OF ALI kim DIS.
Twenty Prizes, worth from SI.O0 to $500.
G.-Stock Department.
Pifiecn rrizcs, worth from $l.U0 to $500
H.-POnltry Department.
Five Prizes, worth from Sl.O0 to $500.
I. - Department Of FIoricnl.
Five Prizes, worth from $I.oo to $500.
K.-Misccllaneous.
Ton Prizes, worth from SI.G0 to $1,000.