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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-05


By virtue of sundry writs Of n. Ia, to mo-
y tsss viii sell 10 t1E highest bid Gar.-
= ,at 0rangeburg Court Hcnse, ON the first 3
s Monday in August next, for cash, ali tho
right, title and interest Of the Defend anle.
In the following properly, viz
One tract Of land near s5swisyillc, ST. =
Matthews, containing S3d acres more or Less
and bounded by Monk 4 Corner Road, Home-
stead Of A. p. Amaker and lands Of Clark
and Farnum. Levied on M the property OF
A. P.sAniaker at the suit Of Miller { fyn-
cray. e IL " sS
ALSO :
On Tuesday after saleday. at tho residence
of Dir. 4. II. Tabcr, 4 Book Case, 4 aFlsat4-
Not, Centre Table and 1 Sofa Levied oitF
rs the property of James p. Mays at the
suik of Elliott Salley.
Sheriff,s Office, II. RIGGS II -
ornngsbnrg e. II, .. G., 8. o. c. z
July 14, 1871,
july IS ~ TX. I'd
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Family CT Grocery rooooer y. /
CORNER
MARKET AND BEAIN-STs.
OPPOSITE
POST OFFICE & ENGINE HOUSE.
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SAIN & co. sam & co.
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:, MoLAssEs.
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IS hil
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PEPPER,
SPICE,
CLOVES,
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RED JACKET AXES,
PICKLES,
PRESERVES, Z.
CANDLES ,s
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-28

TIRE FINKLE & LYON SEWING MA
/ CHINE, with Drop Feed, new Take-up
new Hemmer, &c., is now offered to agents
on more liberal terms. Also, Secondhand
Machines in exchange, or the new i'm
provements applied.
Eve-y Maci,ineis warranted First. Class,
and if the purchaser dees not 60 regard it
after . fair trial, he can return it ard
money refunded. .5..s B.
n. B.-Wnnted. Travelling Agents "a
visit each town, distributing circulars, 81.
planning the improvements, etc ETC.,, uhe
can make 5000 per month. Address
. LYONS MUTUAL 8. II. CO..
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NATUR ELS
HAIR RESTORATIVE

Contains no Lac sulphur-Ho ssgsr of Lead-Eo
Ltharge-No Nitrate Of Silver, and 10 eDtitely fres
from the Poisonous and Health-desfroyinE OIuGa
sssdin other Hair Prepazstioos .soEsa az!
Transparent and clssra crystal, will not soil
the HASA: AslA- rAllssfay HARE, OLIAN and EFF.
C1RNT-decSdgdsHas LONG SOUGHT FOE AND
fOUdDATLA6Ti !SaG!@2 t:;53fst C5::<5
1t restores and prevents the Hatr from becoming
Gray, impart6 . soft, glossy appearance, removes
Dandrun 10 cool ana refedhing to the head, checks
the hafr from falling Of and ISstotssf II e great
extent when premsturely lost, prevents Headache,
cures all Hunors, cutnsous erupttons AID unnatural
Heat 49, DRESSING for the HAiE It u tie best
Article n the market.
Dr.. G. SMITH, Patentss, 0orton Junction, Mass.
Prepared only b. PROCfkK DROTHEKH, Giosess-
tsr, MSS. The Genuine j. put np II pa1e 1estls
subsequently, for it with name Of the s1eIe blown
In thsslass. Ask your Druggist iar AssuSs dak
Restorative, and take other.
For ssls BY G. sCHULTEN CO.,
: = 'a1d TICKNOR, 3OLkkN 1 CO. d. Clsud
VAN 6CHAACK, STEVENSON REID,
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COUGH NO MORE.

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WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

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WINE OF LIFE.

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EMMENAGOGUE.

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DIR. HUNTER,

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Booiual Weakness, private diseases Of both sexss 81
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

'tS5s5. sizty-fiYe tons of silver
n were shipped TO Europe re-
ntIy IN 4 single steamer rom
~ York. Their value was a.
1t s2,OO8,0O0. f.fo lisl ohT .
.pS- The gold-mining prospects
{ unusually favorable ip Mon
% this year, owing to the great
,undance Of water in the noun
ms, and old miners are return
; thither i'll great numbers. 2ai.
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TERMEs IN CONDITIONS J.

Toutes soEnmes az dix piastres est aIJ.
sSaous, payables romptant Il jour de u
ante; ct toates sommeS au-dessus dc
iG piaatres, payables dix pour cent
lOmptant 10 Jour dc la vente, est p ha-
ance Aun credit 40 an ct deux ans du
OuE Dc d vente; los acqu6Feura e1ecu-
ant leur obligations Ryee bonae seCu-
ito solvable iM soiido, payable D Fadmi-
iolnk I porte int6reta raison do hUit
oar cont par an a '6chkance iusqu', par
ait paielnen lH
49, DAVID MILLER, Adm.
Calcasieu, Lne. IS Juillette, 1871.
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Vente par lie Sheriff.

James Woods, Curateur de b Success
ion de William G Brace, VS.. Benja-
min w. Walker, absent,
I'm vertu dun writ de Fl ia, 6manant
u de Ia SINE cOur de District de 'Eetat
de Ia Louisiana, d. M ct pour IL Paroisae
Calcasieu, dams l,ataire ci-dessus intitu-
lee, ct a moi adr6ss&, i'ofirirai en- vente
Pub'ique au plus oifrant 1t dernier en-
4 Ia maison de conr de ~
lite paroisseg en- Il vile do Lake
Chsrlas - No. Va
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!. T,y.eMfe -.PG7hLtGlles

soscsSi6n de- I3sbsctd Hal d6t8,tfs. (
nv verth DIM nrdrco de Ia C0ur dies
Prauves de Ia paroisSe CalcaSieu, i
rs veudu d rencan p,hlic. an Plus Of
snt. ct derRier ench6risseur, Tnr h
ussignG, pa paruu encantelr public;
"a derni2re residence du delunt, sur
Bayou Nezpique, "a cette psroisse, le
I.ul6dI "a IuilIets 1871,
8 prdpriGt&s ci.apfes sl6crites, dSpep-
mt dc ID SUGGESTIONS do Rehecca Hall,
ecGd6e, aaYoir: Is
Des afn6 lioTations sur me 'Ierre Fll-
liQuss CONSTANT on une Malson de
4sidence, Cuisine, ct Magazin 3 Mails;
IS pagGes de barriere en- Gypre. fH
10 Tetes plus on moins do Betes 3
ornes douces, Q Paires do Bglf de
Ire, -I5 Tates plus on rnoins do betes
syalines. I'm Cheyal doux de Tire, =
lne iuYnent deuce, 90 Totes de Mou-
Ons, plus ou moins, -15 TStes de Co
hons plus GU inoins, limo Armoira.
'stensils de Cuisine ct Table, MgNble,
hts, Matelag 10 I4inge de Lits, -Outils
rstOires ct az ChaTpentier, et Beau.
pup d'autRes articles trqp longs .
num&r6, as ty f8v.s
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A certain tract or parcel Of Land,

A certain tract or parcel Of Land,
situated on the East bank Of the Sabine
River, about one tnlleabove The town Of
Orange, Texas, the same being those
two pieces or parcels of land designated
on the maps in the United States Land
Office at Donaldsonville, as sub divisions
number two 2 containing eleven
76I10O acres, and number CD containing
l6 20T100 acres-alsO all that part Of sub
division number -FOUR 4 situated north
or above the lower bank Of. tn outlet Of
a certain III akB situated on said tract
themes Oh thesouta 5r lower margin Of
said bayou and lake to the east line Of
said tract, if said lake extends that far,
If not on line OF said lake from the
head, due east 70 the east boundary limo
Of said tract No. four al to include
the whole Jbf said bayou and lake, to-
Rother with one undivided half Of all and
singular the privileges thersuntO apper-
tanning, be the same more or less-also
one undivided half Oflal the buildings
and other improvements thereon and
thereto appertaining and belonging, con
sisting of one steam circular saw mill,
boilers, machinery, &c, dwelling hOu-
ses, o0t-houses, &C.,
Terms, cash on the day of sale, with
the benefit of appraisement. (
w. III. HASKELL, Sheriff.
Lake Charles, July 3, 1871.
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SnmeIII d 8 AOuf. 1871,

a II hsureR du uAtin, les propriGtGs ci-
.prSs l16rrites, saiSies pour satisfaiTe ls
dit writ, a SAVIOR: La Motto indiviSe
de un certain iof on moroccan de terre
Situ& sur In rive Est de h rivisre Sabine,
environ I'm niila an dsssus, de Ia vile
lie Orange, Texas, Gtsnt les deux lots on
mOrceaux do terre, designes sur Ia
n,apps hu ihhreau des terres dcR Etate
Uuis q d Donaldsonyille, CONNIE etant
lea subdivisions, nnm6ro deu1, cou-
tenant IL 76TIOO acres, ct nnmero 81
contenant l6 2OIl0O acres, aUssi tcutes
Ia uartie dc 10 subdivision No. 4, eitne
Nord ct al dessuS de IL rive sud de
pem-bouchure dun certain lac situe
sur 10 dit moroccan dc teTre, de "a
suiyant Ia rive sud on basse, dU dit ba.
you on lac. iusqu'a Il hgne est du dit
moroccan de terre, 81 Ia lao setend JUS
Qua Cette ligne, autrement sur une hgne
directemeut est a psrtir du haut du lac,
jusouA Ia igne est du moroccan de
terre No. 4, incluant tout le dit Ba-
you on Lac, avec tous les privileges y
appsrtenant. AUST Ia nlOitie indlvlse
de toutes les batisses et ameiorations
0ui s'y trouyent, et environ I'M mouiin
4 scie, -ciroulaiTe, machines, bouiloiresi
Sc; maisons, appenti. &c.
Termes, compliant les jour de IA vente
pyec beneiice destination,
w H. HASKELL, ShSrif.
Lac Charles, 3 Juliet, 1871.
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Sheriff Sale.
SlAta of Ltuis "a, eh4b Juaicial
District CouIt Parish Of Caicasieu.-
James Woods, Curator Of the Success
SION Of William O. Brace, deceased,
vs. benjamin w Walker, absentee.
ID virtue Of a writ Of feri facias Is,
~ sued out of the Hon. Sth District
Court of the State Of Louisiana, ia and
for the Parish of Calcasieu, IN the above
entitled suit, and to me directed, / win
proceed to sell at public auction, to thu
highest bidder, AZ The Court house 81
said P.rish, in the towno Lake Charles,
On Saturday the 5th Of August,
1871, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, the fol-
lowing described property, seized TO
satisfy said writ, to wit. The undivided
half of
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de RObt. G. WOOtlRll.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
PARoEssE CALCAsgEU.
COur DIES Preuyes

C0uf des GEeuFOss
NFME. Laura Anderson, do II susdlte
ltA Paroisso, ayalAt d6pos6 . mon bu"
reau, a. petition 4 refSat d'etTe NOM
me- Curatrice 90 "a succession vacanta
de Robert ]. WOodall, deTnierOment de
eette paroisae.
En- consequences, avis est par e pre-
sent donnG aux int6ress6s, ayant inten-
ton de s'opposer q IA dite nomination,
ia d6poser leur opposition par ecFit,
dams "a bureau du Greiher, D Lao
Charles, dams les dix iouEa qui suiyront
Ii date an present avis.
C. GLASSPO0L. GFef6er,
Bureau du GreElier, Juilliet, 1871.
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Gov ca. MOUTON !. !. President
Judge d. n. MERRICK President
B. q. SHINES Secretary
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S'lCcessl0Ua " IGSBt. n. wv.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PANIaa on cAICAsTEu
Parrish Court.

Al IRIS LAURA ANDERSON, having
" alea her petiion pray ing g Dc all-
pointed CuFatgix al the vacant aacces.
Slon % Robert @. Wo0dall, lats Of said
Parish,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby giv-
2 % all intending 70 make Opposition
2 sad appointment 10 Ole the same "a
.sFlengin ny aiace 1T tho Court house
2 che town of Lake Charles, within ten
aayt from TIE dhto of Tins notice.
q. 9LAsSpO0L. Olork.
Gerk 3 oflice, Lake Charles, La, this
w gay AZ Inly A p 1871
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A. N. BRITTON, JAS. 3. EADS,
N III. HATCH JAS. GIVENS.
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Medical Examiners:
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Public Sale.

,tate of ReJecca .HtIl, deceased.
Y virtue d an order of the Hon.
Probate Court Of the Parish Of Cal
zen. there vii be sold at public auc-
a, to the highest bidder, By the un-
rsigned, 81 BY an auetipneer, at the
I residence Of the deceased, on Bay
Na5piques ia said parish, on
Monday, JulE 24th, 1871,
J following described property, Be-
nging 10 the Estate Of Rebecca Hail,
Ceased, wife Of Lufroy 2. Miller, to
ID :af 3EE1 9s aE tt11t@t
i. Improvement Oh Public Land,
nsi,ting If Dwelling House, Kitchen,
!. rs rs fanaals 81 Cypress pisu1 Tan and
8. 10 Head, more or less, q gentle
prned cattle. agfr
1. Two yoke Of Work Oxen.
Is Head, moro or less, Stock
IOrses and Mares. aia5 4ll ~
/ Gentle work horse, ,.s I,r r-g
! Gentle mare. rary
20 Head sheep, more ogIless.t f
/ Clothes Press. 3as2a
Kitchen and Table ware. ''
Furniture, Beds, Mattresses, and
edding, Carpenter and Farming tools,
d other articles too tedious to emu
crate. s.
TEB1ls AND CONDITIONS. --AN sums
ten dollars and under payable cash
daS III sale, and ali sums over ten
Dllafs. payable ten per cent. cash on
y Of sSle, and the balance on q credit
one and two wears from day of sale,
irclIaaars to execute their promissoFy
Dtea, ii favor at the Administrator OF
der, With good and solvent security
solido. residing in the parish, and
nditionad 81 hear eight per rent. peg
mum interest from maturity until
lid. v0sA8 ifiaat2 .4..
DAVID l.. MILLER, Admt,
.T,.Y. a TNFPN# F.f.. .#H.tF YNs# tHg "E .I.A.
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TWE MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE
INSTJRFNC,E.( COMPANY l,ainu 4

j. E4COMPAN4 being
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.. As It's funds are all invested where
high rates Of interest prevail, it can
grant Insurance cheaper and pay better
dividends than any Eastern Company.
For this reason. al persons DESTROYS Of
making q certain and safe provision Tor
their families, should insure Id It.
+ Its, local board Of Louisiana Directors
being composed Of men Of high stand.
ing IN the eommunity, Is q sufficient
guarantee that widows and orphans will
be protected IN their rights, when poli-
cies issued by this Company mature BY
reason Of deRth or otherwise. This ID.
peculiar To this Company, mo cthor in
stitution laay8nd the limits az the State
having local board and Is. therafoEe,
worthygof the highest consideration.
The Mound City issues the following
classes Of policies
I. Orlinary Life Policies
2. Limited Payment Life Policies.
3, Single Payment Iifs Policies.
4. Ordinary Endorsements Assu-
rance Policies.
5. L1nnitad Payment Endowment
Insurance Policies.
s. Single Payment EndOWnent--
Assurance Policies.
The above ara the most popular poll
ciea but IN additiO6 thexeunto, the
Mound City issues
NonsF orfeiting Policies,
Participating Policies
and in fact, All other classes. OF Policies.
Premiums are payable ia cash, hue Il
the assured desires ONE THIRD 80 the
annual or semi annual nFemium, MAY
remain unpaid, it being endorsed As an
interest bearing loan on tho policy I'M.
Gil paid, q cancelled ~ dividends
Each policy holder VIII share ia tbs
PROFITS ia the proportion ha mas
have CONTRIBUTE I'D t0 TIT al rs
% tho Company.
This Company makes % charge fol
policy, fee or stamps
Tue Isouisiana Brnnch Oalca j III nv
Story Building, up Stairs No. s. Cor
neE Camp ktlomm0n ssEeeta, opposite
I Ciky Hoteis New Orleans
d. R SHINES,
State Agant Cor La, Now Ogleans
DAVID j. REID.
Agent for Culcasiau Ha9isR.
I WN H. KIRKMAN. ~. ID.
/ Consulting Ehy sician fog Caleasiey
I Parish nes
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08
MOUND CITY LIE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY.


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