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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-25
THE RUIN OT THE SOUTH.
From the Washington Patriot.

Aristotle tells us that Sparta per-
ished through the diminution of the
number of its citizens, not its popu-
lation-from "oliganthropy, in fact.
The same cause.-the reduction of
the great bulk of the people to the
condition of beasts. debased, with
out human rights and human dign:-
~, while the number of the pre-
ferred class grows daily less and
less destroyed not only the ancient
bnt the more modern Republics.
AT Florence. says NJ Taine, there
were but >, 800 voting citizens in the
time of SavOnarola. See Venice,
also. At the commencement of the
sixteenth century the number of cit
liens enjoving political rights of all
kinds in Italy was estimated at 49,
UG0.' The same is now working
steadily for the depopulated of Scot
land and Ireland, and working faster
than Gladstone can reduce the suf-
frage qualifications in other direc-
tions. The leading cry of Republic
canism before the war was. that the
South WAS being ruined because her
destinies We're in the hands of 30O,-
900 Shareholders, and that she was
rerishing of this horrible oligan
thropy. Well, Republicanism car
red the dav. the evil of the South
was blotted out in blood. and again
the South is perishing, What from?
From oliganthropy again. Bat this
time it is OF such a sort as only a
malignant radical imagination like
that Of 1haddeus Stevens could con-
ceive. and would only he executed
hv a malignant radical faction like
that which. defeated and palsied in
every member. remains VT violently
vital. wiki vicious impulses and bad
blood in its heart, here at the Capitol
and the White House.
1t is an oliganthropv of quality,
not OF quantity. 1t is government
made inconceivably bad by means
Of the eXpelient recommended by
Tarquin when he topped the tall
popies bat let the average ones
stand. 1t l. Il government of master
less men, drunk with lying rumor,
brutal with stimulated .&ss'ons,
bind with ignorance and madness
and goaded to fury by the cool
malice of plunderers. who make of
their ineXperince the occasions to
leave them no resource but the fatal
plungoo IF despair. SO long as the
radical faction determine that this
,lT.,aD tIr,,,I- II ,.,,,+ q, 1ppo
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Anna Dickinson asked Judge Bing-
ham the question, "What is the
difference between you and l:'' Il
cannot conceive, Madame" was the
quick retort-
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Ihe 5lailn State 2eolstcr,
Published Daily. Mondays Excepted,)
PERKINS, e. STREET..

OFFICE-Hail'S Brick building, second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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ORANOEBuRG S. c..

august 14th, 1871.
This is to certify that purchased,
ONE time since, from Messrs VIM. NJ.
Sain & Co, in Orangeburg, one of "Cul-
bnrn's Patent Red Jackct Axes" and
that have had the same in constant use
ever since-cutting all kinds of wood,
and can unhesitatingly testify to their
cheapncss and durability, and fine rem.
per; and would cheertuIly and respect
fully recommend them to the public.
haee tried them and knom heir c.rcellcnce.
Nj. w. WALTZ.
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PROCLAsfATKssN, 4

VETHEREASt the peace and Tranquility of
Wv certain sections OF the State Of South
Carolina have beons interrupted by assem-
biagcs Of disguised ment who have assailed
and injured peaceful citizens, to their de-
trimcnt and serious injury, Involving in
many cases, atrocious murders, upon quiet
aud unofending citizens: I.se,s.l.l
Now. therefore, be IL known that I, ROB
ERT X. SCOTT, Governor Of the State Of
South Carolina, in order that the parties 20
these murders and ontrages may be appre-
hended and appropriately punished, do
Issue this, my proclamation, that reward
Of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 hereby
offered for the apprehension and delivery
of. any and every person or pcrsons, in any
Jail Of this State, with proof to convict them
Of having aided or participated in any or
either of these acts of, violence and murder,
or Of having, in disguise, S''hreatened the
life Of any one within the State. Said re-
wards shall be paid to any persons, either
military, or civilians, who may be entitled to
receive them by arresting the offenders
against the laws
In testimony whereof, have here
unto subscribed my name, and
caused the Great Seal Of the State
IL. s. to be affixed ut Columbia, this
28th day of July, A. D. 1871, and
in the ninety-sixth year OF Amer
lean independence.
ROBERT X. SCOTT,
Governor. =
l.. l.. CAnnozA, Secretary of State.
aug 26 st
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Exercises and Amusen.ents will be arranged,
and appropriate Premiums awarded.
ENTRIES for EXHIBITION can be mad c
Mt the Sccretarys Office on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, from . A. II. to 5 p.
M; but all Entries for Premiums must be
made before tho Fair onNns .Cnmretitinn
for Premiums is open to oil 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 Order, and the Safety of Articles on
Exhibition.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-02

"HEREAS information has reached
w this office that. on Tuesday night,
the first Of August, wilful and deliberate
murder was perpetrated in the Forks of the
Eiisto. on the person Of JACK PERRY, \
citizen of 0rangeburg county and whereas
there is strong reasons to suspec. that MIL
LEDGE PORTER md IIANSFORD PORTER
residing in the county Of lsnrnwcll, wero cog
infant if rot participant in said murder:
Now. therefore be it known that ], ROB
ERr X. SCOTT, Governor Of the State afore-
said. in order TINT justice may be done, and
The majesty of the law vindicated, do hereby
issue this, my proclamation, Offering re
ward OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
the apprehension and delivery of the said
Milledge Porter and Hansford Porter, or
either of them. in any Jail of this State. with
proof 10 convict.
In testimony whereof. hare hare
unto Set my hand, and caused the
L. s. Great Seal of the State to be afix-
c'l. this 10th dag Of August, A.
~, 1871, and IL 4he ninety sixth
year ft.!e Ind bendencc Of the
United States Of 4merica.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
F. L. CAEyozA, Secretary or State.
aug 10 81
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William H. Green:

s Hiinam n. 1Feeu. = z ~ Aa'ss ~ sss = 81
! by virtue Of che fJSagment 4ilsd III Ills
case, directing that the lands bsreinnssss
mentioned. be sold By me, 1t public auct:s
Twill sell ht 0ra,iHebnrg Court Ho6se, osa
Monday, the fourth day OF Septcnher next,
during theussial hours OF salt, the Following
All that lot or parcel OF lena II tbs Town
OF orangeburg. in the County Of orauxs.
burg and State Of South Carolina, known as
fhe School House Lot, sud bounded by tbs
Bellevilie Road, and landa or John q. Pike,
Mrs. Ann Louis, and Virgil C. DibSis,
Trustee, and by land fornaeriy CT Rsy,
Brother Z Co., .3 5;ssS q ,'ss :.
Terms 0ne-half cash, and ana haisncs
on credit OF twelve months, ascnred by
bond, and mortgage Of the promises. Par-
cording. 90 49, !, 8 ~ Z
! Sheriff. oI,ioss ! II. RIeds,
Orangebnrg G: H.. g. c. S.0sCi
- June 16. 1871.
ang IL ~ .si45 - Id
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a LIVE HOME JorRNAL-NoTABLE
CHANaE.-Last October, Hearth and
Home passed into the hands of Messrs.
Orange Judd 4 Co., cf 245 Broadway,
New York, the we'll known publishers
of fthe American -igricuhnrist-a jour
nal long without rival in sterling value
and circulation. The marked improve
~ents then expected to appear in Hearth
an1 Home have been fully realized, and
it is now one of the choicest illustrated
journals any ywhcre issued for tho family
circle-adaptcd to both the Juvenile and
adult people, and meeting the special
wants Of the hou1ekccpcr. Besides it
supplies very useful chapters for the
1. rden aud farm. aud an impo tant
news sheet. givin: valuable resume Of
the news for week. up to the moment
of issue. From $500 To $500 worth of
rery fne eugravinga beautify each week
" number. We notice now still fur.
iher mark T enterprise on the part of
the publishers; they have aeeure'l the
exclusive editorial services nj Edward
Eggiestnn. ao widely aud fuvorablv
known by his writing, in !Scribn-r' +.
Mon'h!y. aud many other Magazines and
Journals, and especially as the chief
superintendent Editor of tho Ncm York.
Ln'icpent1nnt fur some time past With
this nntable addition tn the previously
large and strong editorial force, Hearth
and Ilonc can not fail tn merit and
command prominent place in every
hous hold, in city, village. and country.
Specimen copies can doubtless be OBJ
tained of the publishers, as above. Terms
only So year. Single numbers 8 cents;
Hearth aud Home aud American Agri-
culturist together, 81 year. Better
add one or both Of them to your supply
of reading; they are each worth infa.
itely more than the small cost.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-02
IN THE COURT OF pRoRArE.

WusREAs, J. w. z. Moorer hath applied TO
me for letters or ADMINISTRATORS on the Es-
tate of Adam Moorer late of Oraneebere
County, deceased.
These arc therefore TO cite and aimonish
oil and singular the Kindred and Creditore
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at Court of Probate for the saia
County. 20 be holden al Orangeburg on she
Oh day of September 1874, at 10 oscloek A.
ii, TO show cause if any. why the eaid Aa-
ministrstion should not DC granted.
Given under my hand had the Seal OF nav
Court. this 22d day or AuNus, A.. d. 1871.
and in the nineiy-sixth year o. American
Independence. es g
THtD. C. ANDREWS,
hZ @'~>3t Judge OF Probate
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-02

SAIH 3 Co.These gentlemen are
justia receipl Of one Of tho finest assort-
mens Of Family Groceries that was ever
brought 70 orapgsbarg. They are all
right fresh from Baltimore, and We un.
derstand can be bought for almost Bal.
timore prices. This Is great induce
men. for.our readers to give them aieall
right away.
These gentlemen have the finest sugar
cured hams, the best family -four, the
best white head cabbage, tho sweetest
cheese ever tasted, the best segars--in
Ssko-t, as We sS:a shove, their stock eou-
sists Of the prcttiest aud soundcst arti-,
clos for family use that We have ever
seem. And oh /! 20 followers of Bacchus (!
hearken when We tell you that they
have spirits ycleped Jocky Club" and
"Sweep Stakes" and "Bass' Ale," and
"Schiedam Schnapps"-in fact every
thing to make those who love to reel,
feel good. Tobaccos, segars, jelleys,
pickles, oysters, potatoes, lemons, &c.,
&c, &C., &C.. &c. Already the trade
Of these gentlemen has increased to.such
proportions they have been necessitatcd
to add to their already commodious
store. Such is the result of fair and
square dealing. We bid them God speed
as long as they deal with our fellow
e;tizons in the future as they have in
the past.
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IMPORTANT TO Bur.DxRs AND Con

IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND Coz.
TRAcruRs.-Wc learn from our Charles
ton exchanges that Mr.. p. p. Toale, the
wellknown manufacturer of Doors,
sashes, Blinds, &C., has established a
depot at No 20 iIayne street, where he
keeps constantly on hand not only all
articles from his own manufactory, but
also every variety Of builders hardware
French and American window glass
both plain and ornamental, slate G,an.
tails, and. in short, everything necessary
to finish handsomely residence, n store
or church.
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@ q A T.
All Adver rtisements must
be handed TO the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.
The Towr, Election.

. s
In another column will be found no.
tics for the holding Of the Municipal
election of orangebufg. iIs will eonis
I cf on the 18th inst, As IL is important
chat We should have Town Council
that will be energetic, aud at che same
time thoroughly acceptable to our
whole people, It has been suggested that
. meeting of oil the voters Of Orange
burg be called for the 9th inst, at the
Engine Hall. The meeting will CON-
snencs at "a o'clock P NJ, and will con.
siderthe propriety of, and probably make,
nominations. So far MS our views are
$ concerned, We think that it is important
chat n nomination should be made.
Orangehurg is growing daily; her in-
ssercsts are becoming larger aud more
varied; and her citizens should act so as
to develop all of her hidden advantages
and resources. What is there to hinder
s,erirom being equal, in hygienic quail
tiles, to Aiken, Greenville, or any other
place in the State ? Nothing. Her
climate is as s,pure and heaith-giving Ms
thst of any of the places mentioned.
What is to prevent her from having q
reputation as celebrated for health as the
best of cur nland Towns? Absolutely
nothing, if We continue to place the
right sort of men at the helm of our
inunicipal affairs. '"t US have energy
ard enterprise to direct our local govern
ment. We want nothing like lcprosy
tn rule over us. In question Of such
hon,e Importance to every man, le, per-
aonal preferences ard prejudices be for
gh,ea. Let all join hands together and
i work for the greatest COOL. Orangeburg
"a comparatively Young set, but no
Town in the State has nude greater
strides on the read to fame. Aud now
sho looks to her ci,izcns, old aud young
alike, TO do, their uiolc duty to her in
this emergency. We repeat again the
necessity of leaving politics aud every
other selfish consideration out of this
contest. What We waut is good, aud
energetic Town Council. Let us have
men whose interests in the growth of
Orangeburg will be guarantee of their
perseverance, in building her mp. The
present Mayor and Board of Aldermen
have dotc great deal for the improve
ment and Identification of our ,strects,
and If our citizens viii elect another
Council who will exhibit the same in.
terest in the prosperity of oranssburg,
two years hence our Town will bo love-
lier still. Let every one. white and col.
cred. meet Sc tho Engine Hall on FRI
day night, 9Th inst. Let politics be for
gotten, aud let nomination be made
that will rebound to the welfare Of
our beautiful Orangehurg.
----------szsssszsz1Dp zz=--n=
SEE Mr.. +. NJ. Bamburg's notice Of
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:
| TIIE FIRsT &
ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
ORANGEBURa
Agricultural Society
WELL BE HELD AT
Whittemore's Factory Building,
COMMENCING ON
Tuesday, Oct. a4sls, ls71, mt
Noon,
AND ENDING
Thursday, Oct. aeth, at Five
O'Clock H. m.
The following PREMIUMS arc offered, and
will be Awarded by Impartial Judges.
A.-Departmcnt of Crops.
Largest yield of Cotton upon acre, $40.
Largest yield OF Corn upon acres Of high
land, $l5.
Largest yield Of Corn upon ncrss Of swamp
land, SIS.
Largest yield Of Corn upon 1 acre Of high
land. So.
Largest yield Of Corn upon acre Of swamp
land, S..
Largest yield Of Rice upon acre, SIS.
Largest yield of Peas upon acre, So.
Largest yield Of Sweet Potatoes upon arce,
S5.
Largest yield OF Irish Potatoes upon acre,
$3.50.
Largest yield Of Turnips upon t acre. $3.50.
Largest yield of Ground Nuts upon acre,
So.
Largest yield Of Native Grass Hay upon /
acre, S.,
Largest yield Of rea Vine Hay upon acre,
So
Largest yield of Sorghum Syrup, from acre,
So.
Largest yield Of Sugar Cane Syrup from t
acre, So.
Parties wishing TO compete for these Pre-
lniuns must notify the Executive Committee
before commencing to gather tho respective
Products. in orler that arrangements may
be n ade for an impartial tes, " tho respcc
live Yields.
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Board OF HEALTH.-Dr. A. s. Sal
ley, John A. Hamilton and Townsend
d. Wolfe have been appointed by the
Council Board of Health for Orange
burg.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-02

PiaE GRoyE AoADEMY. This pop.
u!T Insti:ution will be opened again on
the tst Monday in this month. Its
priucipal--Mr. Charles l., Edwards
is one ef the finest teachers in the coun-
try, and deserves to be patroniscd by our
people. See, his advertisements in anoth.
eYcoiumn.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-02

Mrs. B. VI. Shuler gives notice in
suar sne is prepared to
do all sueh work as making ladies'
dresses, cutting, fitting, basting &c. We
6espcak for her libernl patronage.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-02

SEE Mr.. T. M. Bambnrg's notice of
Kentucky borses and mules.
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B.-Snmples- OF Crops.
Ten Prizes, worth from $l.O0 to $1,000.
C.-Gardcn and Orchard Pro-
ducts.
Five Prizes. worth from S1.OO to $500.
D.-HHOuscholsl Department..
Fifteen Prizes. worth from 81 90 to $500.
E.-Machincry and ManuEac-
lures.
Twenty Prizes, worth from S.. 90 to 1900.
Work of nIi Kinds.
Twenty Prizes, worth from ST.. 90 to $500.
G.-stock Department.
Fifteen Prizes, worth from $l.OO to $500
IT.-Poultry Department.
Five Prizes, worth from S1.Oo to $500.
L. = Department OF Floracnl-
Five Prizos, worth from 81 90 to $500.
K.-Miscellane0us.
Ten Prizes, worth from $l.Oo to $1,000.
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IPEAKE e. MILEs.-We direct spc-
cihl attention to the card of these gen
tlemsp, which appears elsewhere in this
issue. Messrs Peake & Miles are Fac
tors and Commission Merchants, and
give the best of references.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.

OFvICr OF rHE ORAxaEBun0 Ngwa,
September 1, 1871.
C0TTON--Ssles daring the week
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NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
oRAcopuno COUNTY, s. c.,

August 18th, 1871.
Whereas a majority Of the SCHOOL
TRUSTEES of this County have failed to
Comply with Sections 90, so and 81 of an
Act entitled San Act to Establish and Main
tain System of Free Common Schools.
&c." to which their Attention was duly
called, the following Section Of the same
Act is published for the Information of the
newly appointed Trustees. They are re-
quired to carry it out strictly:
'SEc. 40. An annual meeting of each
School District shall be held on the last Sat
urday OF June, Of each year. at IL o'clock,
NJ, notice of tho time and place being given
by the Clerk of the Board of Trustees, by
posting written Or printed notices III three
public places of tho District at lcas, ten
days before the meeting"
Special meetings may be called by the
Board of Trustees, or by . majority of the
legal voters of the Districts but notice of
such special meeting, stating the purposes
for which il is called, shall be posted in at
least three public places within the District,
ten days previous to the time of such l.. .eet-
ing. And no business shall be acted upon at
amy special meeting not specified in raid no
t;cc
e I, CAIN,
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f''' rN{1CIlsi..
: 5Tsi (; .,.t, -.sta. .y,;zEg.

= Is - y 4. =
orang gnaa,rs. s. G., -lug, 50, 1871
Fran ,ae Tcreaacl and heavy rains ne
have lai,.an we are aln,o4; daily hayiue:
Plso, FROM the Increase of the number of the
! inhabitants of our Town, caused by the
copiogip of, -, h,rgs number Of persons WHO
usve ief' less favored places cn account of
disease IN sAosc Notwithstanding tho re
spensibiiity rest;pg upon ua. aud desircus OF
maintaining, as iar as in our power LES, ;iiat
aInopnt df health so graeiously granted to
our, Town by Almighty God, we, the Town
ACeancil of orange5urg, have appointed a
. tfEsoA3RDs 0F'diEALTlt, consisting of Dr. A.
y Sal'sy, J okn A, Raralton aad Townsend
70. Wolfe, who shail have fall powers to ex-
temino sad Esppra upon the situation and
'iconditions ofsallsl'remses, Lots and Streets.
Eithin the Incorporation, and to Report MS
TO tho best and most efficient manner of re-
moving all Nuisances and the Maintaining of
the Health and Clcanliness of our Town.
The good Citizens oS.ihe Town are urgent
ly rsqaested to yield q cordial support to
the aetipnsof the Boardof Health.
kkES N. A. BULL,
~ - y - Mayor.
Ed. .AoLIyERos, Clerk
sent ss.S.sS 2t
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ORANoEBuRG S. c.,

s-ga4a.ga y ssF, August 14th, 1871
This is. to certify that purchased,
ome time since, from Messrs, Wm. NJ.
SRSl, & Co, in Orangcburg, one of "Col-
bnrn's Patent Red jacket Axes" and
that have had the same in constant use
,;.i eyer. sineer77cutting all kinds of wood,
and can unhesitatingly testify to their
cheapness and durability and fine tenn
PER- an} would 1cheeriully and respect
fully Recommend them to the public I
"a Aqfe rtsisl htsB. ami kMo,o their c,ceRcncc.
], ssf,a'yd.st its NJ ". WALTZ.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-09
Sheriff S Sales.
In THE COURT OF PROBATE
ORANoEBuRa County.

.@ TX parte p.,,,o
Saml, D. Smoke and others. : ai'''oA. ~ Z
Pursuant to an order in this case, 1 will
sell on the lst Monday in October, for halt
cash, tho balance to be paid in one year, and
secured by bond, with interest from date,
and a mortgage of fpremises, purchasers pay
irg for stamps, recording and papers.
A tract of 180 acres, devised by Samuel
Smoke under the will of Aaron Smoke, situ-
ate in the said County and State, and bound
ed by other lands included in same devise,
and by land of David Houser, Geo. Keitt,
and Henry and Abram Smoke
~ sherifrs Sheriff Office, II. RIGGS, i
Sept. 8, ,ls7l. j.
sept9 I'd
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1.lRsoCLAMA.FfoN.

X EIs R-sss;: the pe!ee and tfandaility 81
w certain sections OF the State Of South
Carolina have been interrupted by assem-
biaEs5 of dsstiis-t nieiTt ~ no iirve % assiiios
and Injured peaceful citizens, to their de-
triment and serious injury, Involving, in
iIunny chses, atiocious murders, upon quiet
aud unofending citizens: nen.,9stsa
Now, therefore, be it known that T. ROB.
'ERT X. SCOTT, Governor of the State Of
South Carolina in order that the, parties to
these murders and outrages may be eppre-
hehdei and arnrJ JSriately punished, do
Issue this, MY prociamaiiofi,et that a. reward
Of Two HUNDRED, DOLLARS, is hereby
offercd for the apprehension and delivery
sdf any land every person efdobs, Tin any
Jail of this State. with propf 10 convict them
OF having, aided or participated in any or
either oeticsc acts of violence and murder,
or Of having, in Disguise, threatened the
lifo- of any one within the State. Said re-
wards shall bspaid'to any pafsons, either
military or civilians, who may be entitled to
rceeiye them by arrcsiing the. offenders
against tho laws. 'H"
nas In testimony wBeredsl JIllavc here
unto subscribed my name, aud
CAUSED the Great Seal OF the State
+ r.! S .tnhe affixed, at Columbia, this
sd f-' 18th day Of July, A. D. 1871, and
i'll the nfueff-0ixth year OF Amer
Jean Iidsp spbnleuce. ssT9
ban rss ROBERT K. SCOTT,
Governor.
LII. cAnpozA, Secretary Of state!
,aug.2B st III 81
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ALSO
I. C. Andrews, ct. ux. Complaint
Rachel S. Douglas. Foreclosure.

All tina; plantation in orangeburg County,
of which Nathaniel Cain, late deceased,
died seized in fee simple, situated near the
waters nf BnllSwamp, ami dcnominutcd by
the Surveyor in partition rs tracts&Nos. =
and $, containing l1l acres more or less.
bounded by lands of Danneily, Knots. Car.
ten and tr&ct No. l. us laid down in pia,
male by d. j. Rumpli, Surveyor, Feb. 1870.
Tcrins-Enoug!, cash 20 psy the first in
slaimen, and interest due May 10Th. iSTl.
toaoihcr with costs. balanae paynh!c May
NG, 1877, secured by bun.! and mortgage Of
rGrcaaser, wl:lt interrs: ;rC:a day ci s,.Is.