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PRICES OF THE
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.

"AVIRG vastly increased toeF Iaentles
III Tor manuiacture, tue mason ab1 Aa1
6-gan GomuanE are now ena1leu 70 OHef
~ rsII FnoWn Organs, which are the &C
E1owfedRed standard Of eEee8enee Stlehs
E-eSr.nasnfa Of the class, At prices OF INFERIOR
W0rk- Tbey print their lowest prices, Whlen
are. therefore, alike % ALL AFafAAnN me
following are Illustrations a-a
FOur-OctaVe
The same, Double "
Organs, Win IremulanL, -
EeTved and OrnameHted---.-------.-' lW
me ssme- Double Reed, with Five stops, ~
Forty other styles up o---. 49,
Aim old Black Malnut. All the organs
made ~ TINS Company are thoroughly nfst-
cIasE In every res pect They vii mol MAKE
lie so-calied cheap organs a a price. 4
CamparatIve superiority Of thelr ihstr0menIs
III f7oW greater than ever before, ~ every
o~ou1pstent Judge who viii carefully examine
md eoui bare must perceive.
mnefrsGed Catalogues, With WOOD CoH
800 Pb~0f0graphs Ofthe different styles, full
TRANSFORMATIONS and lowest prices; slso, Testl-
aoHisI CIRCULAR VIII be sent Tree 70 any adj
asIi1ISON a. HAMLIK ORGAN CO.
Sarsroons, 5S5 Broadway, New YORK.
wmnE
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For Lake Superior l-Ths IRisa Steamboat
Company aad AtiaEtiO, Duluth
ssa-..l. Hsl ana Paaifo l~laagf.4s


lHNE OF the splendid steamers Meteor,
" dia, PaCiic, COburn, Atlantic, Japan, Ke
WesnsW, Arctic, China and Sc. Paul, VII
leave Buffalo daily Except Fridays and sat
uTdaYE4 at 3 pm, Erie the next morning
Cleveland the same night, Detroit at 10 pm.
daily Except Sundays ana MOndays) for Do
LUTH and. intermalaate LAKE SUPERIOR
POINTS.
Connections are made at Duluth with the
AXE Superior and MississipLi X. X. to st.
Paul and all points Minneii9ta, Northern
Wisconsin and Iowa. Also, with the North
ern PacInc r.. K for the Red E.iver Country.
Excursion tickets AT REDUCKn
RATES, wiz be issued by AL principal rail-
roadE 10 st. Paul By this route, returning via
all rail-. Or by all rail routes 10 81. anu
Duluth, returning via lake. .
During the months OF June, July and AM
gusl. Excursion Trips Will be made via the
North Shore of Lake SuperiOr, visiting the
silver Mines, Fort William, Grand Portage,
etc. For further information. apply to .
- b. n. PATRICK,
GenI Passenger Agent, EunaiO, ". y
r.. r. EN Ms, Manager A u. AID r. Line. -
\. ID. CALDWELL, Genl Manager US. Co.
N W as4T ." ...
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TRUsTEE's SALES
SAFE

'UY VIR9URofa deed ortrusf, executed -
- me BY John @. simpson and Fife, Har-
riett T. Simpson, on the 9th day OF kfay,
Nhb3, TO seoure the payment OF q certain fu-
debtedness which Is Iully desCfibsd and eet
out IN said deed which Is recorded in the
Registers once Of shelby county, State o.
Tennessee. in s. pages "a, - and LS
Twill, ag truatse. sell for cash, to the high
= hLAun-nn an.nnnnLaa. -
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Trustees SaIs.

u virtue OF deed Of trust made to me sp
- A j. keliar, and recorded I'm she efic8 al
the Register OF shelby cuanty. IN BOOK No.
OBJ part Z, pin ct sequiteT, made -f0r the
purpose OF securing certain purchase muneT
K. b.. chew, deceased. and which have not
been paid, 4 viii, as Trustee, hGtWsen legal
hoUru ON ~ .
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EDIcALoDISPEHsAa
10 lsDRa O6&5oAhSoMIS sll
MEDICAL


o 30 Aalh Street, Ep Stairs,
Between Washington ara Adams Streets,
l HENPHfa, TENNESSEE,
Is now permanently established for the treat
! Of patients, both male and female,
whO ars aniictsd With any form OF
VENEREAE " SECRET DISEASES
such a. syphils, GonOrrhea, Glest, Structures
and all Urinary Diseases ByphlIitie or Mer-
curiai affections OF the throat, kin or bones,
orchitts, hernia OF rupture; als0, the effects
OF a sDittary habit, rutnOus 70 the body d
mind, producing biOtches on the face, debiii-
", tmpOteney, dizziness, cimneas of EighG,
c0nTusion OF IDEAS, evil hOrebOdlug, aversion
TO society. iossof memory, weakness, ETC. not
ali Of these in any one case, bat al occurring
frequently IN various cases. Eheumaft9m
and rheumatic pains cured ny a new method.
Particular attention paid tOthe UI5kAEES
OF WOMEN, such as Excessive, suppressed
or painful ManstruattOn, LuchOFrhBa or
Whites falling or the womb, and all iFregu-
~larfties OF the monthly periods, causing ster-
lily or ~barrenneaas q Often-ttmes eouHump-
ton. a.1EHsUDa . fa.
The doctor can be consulted personally or
by letter uPOn all diseases not requiring his
attention outside OF his office once hours,
from . am. to O'Clock pm.
b ID JOHNHDNs N. ID.
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corroN rs HEw YoRK.
YoRK. July 10. 10 a.m.-Tbe man

II Motion quiet; sales, 1900 bales,
Ordinary, l6os Good Ordinary Is7c; Low
Middling, 202sc; Niddbng, 2lHc. July,
20Lc; Augusl, 20Zc; September, 201zc;
OcJoher. lee; December, IS 1876.
1885 p.Bl.-Cottou quiet and weak. Up.
lands Ordinary 15Ze; Uplands Good Ordi-
nary ISZc: Uplands Low Middlings 20Mc;
Uelands MiddliDgs 2l%c; Middling Ala.
hama 2iL5c; Middling Orleans 2lZc; Mid
dliug Texas 2lAc. July 2Ohc; August
20ssc; September A%c.
30 p.mL-Cotton quiet and weak. Sales
1000 bales. July NHc; Angus. 2Okc;
September 20 3 Ice; October l9Hc; No
veln5er 1890; December l9Lc. I
3:45 p.ul-Cotton quiet. Ordinary 15Zc;
Good Ordinary l3Le; Low MiddliBg 20kc;
Middling 2l%c; Good Middling 22Zc,
Futures, for July 20Hc; August 2OHci
September Z0Ec.
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Pstltiea for Raf LIbrars AsauclatIIpn

NO. A8.-Seeond Chancary Court OF shelby
County, Tennessee. Petition for Bar
Library ~Assoelauon.-E s. Hammond. W.
P. Wilson, David n. POston, j. A. Taylor,
John e. : arrisl, ThOs, 2, Turley, Geo. X.
Phelan, J0hn Somerven, A. N. stephens,
W. W. Mcdowell. a. H. Wyatt, 3. R Gam
mon, Chas- MlStspnens, r. Dudley Fraser,
J.BgWoOdWard, S. T. Walker, ID. K. Myers,
j. "a. Harris, u. w, Miller, h e. Mcdowell,
W. K. POstOn, 9. +. Bullock, Geo. Gillian,
i. N. Scales, Geo. 7. Dashiel, L. Lehman,
p Al. Swingley, W. A. Collier, W. strong
y and Henry +. Dix. % aaI nai+i =
A LII persons are hereby notified to appear
Abefore the second Chancery Oourt OF
shelby county. Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in august, 1911, and how cause, IL
any they have or know Of why letters of1n-
corporation should not Issue to the patttion-
ers herein blythe name of the Memphis Bar
Library Association, with the pQWsr
privileges of corporate body, for the pur.
pose of securing to themselves and TO their
use q Law Library, to be kept In the city OF
Memphis, IN said county. with q capital
stock OF OLA TO be divided intO-- shares
OF ~doIlars each, and with power 10 or
ganlze, elect officers and make bylaws,
when shares Ofsaid capital stock small
nave been subscribed, as provided by the
act Of sAEsembly, chapter 81, passed Ianuar5
e ISL and approved January S0,4sIA.8
MD. /. STEWART, clerk and Master.
By Geo Mallery, Deputy Dlerk and Master.
"a. II. DIX and Hnmes &POston. sol
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sgondav. JuIy 10Th. 1921,
chancsry Sals Of Real Estate.

! No. Go2. n. K-Firsr Chaneery Court ofShel-
by county. Tenntssze-Samuei h Sprouts
i va. Ohn w. Armstrong.
i stY Yirtue or an lnterlOeutory decree tor
- sale entered IN tins shove cause June %,
Is1. I Willlseli at public snetion, % the hlgn-
est bidder, on the premises, IN the etS Ok
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BOOTs N

Business for the week still holds out
.mIlv as well rs expected. Prices are
unchanged. Stocks, though small,
are we'll assorted. Collections fair for
the season. u4-na 1852 a.ilF OH aul
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AFAsONICD


SOUTH MHKPHIs. No us-meets ID Friday in
each m0nth-HEN cor. Madison andSecOnd.
". T. Matthews ". NJ Ben. 4 Pullen
Sec.
kSGEEoSA, No. Bs-meets lst Monday in ev,
cry month. al Odd-k ell CWs Hall, Corner
Court sud Main. C.A Carroll W.M.s John
Bsamsh, Secretary,
Sr0TT. No. B5-meets LIST Friday OF each
Hyutu-Hau corner Madison aud second.
IA. ID. Elgbse, ". 81; a.. 3 judah, Sec.
DESIIO. No 81 FRIDAY OF each
m5uln-Dud-FelloWs' Hall h. q " Uliam-
son, ". NJ; X ". Shelton. Sec.
KMWLSEISa- 80. 3si-meeGs stn Friday OF
each mOuth-Gt south Memphis Hall. cor
usr OF Madison and Second W. b.
BIchardst, ". a. Louis UEapski, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEsS CHAPTEK, No. 2-meets q Monday OF
each month-Odd-EellOWs' HAIL A. }.
wheeler, NJ. II. P; e. Locke, Sec.
AEMPHIs CBAPrEB No. N al Ode
Felgws' Hall, Sd Monday OF each month.
Henry J. Lynn. 81. < d p Ben X. Pullsn.
SN
RTTREEA OUNCIL No. SmesJs Sd Monday OF
each mOnth-Odd-Fs4oWE HAIL u. b. Eors.
Ter, Tn. H.; U. b. Ayetss Rec.
TEMFLAEs.
CYREsE COEMASDEEV, No, EMeets 4th Mon
day OF each month Geo. Meilersb, Com.
ii. Barchus, Rec
Iva CHAPFEE or ROSE CROIX, 18Th, No.
l. Charles ". Adams, sd, ID. W.: E. T..
T0mlluson, I'd, Sec,
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an. 70 pm. sundays from 9 % am
CLOSES. AREIV
AZ. Memphis q Louisville RAN. PA
n: B. All points North and "a
l.G A.S East Twice dRtly.----- $50 50
uS R@EPsy @aiis~- 2:sd
Memphis & Charleston K.
r. Al cities East & South
$50 and way maihs.---.--. :lbi
Miss. & Tenn. r. R. Ali
.lls5J cities South and way mail -
Memphis q Little Rock r.
Ils50 r, daily except Sundays So
Mississippi river 70 Hele-
$500 ue and Fraars POinL.dRily lCaGl
Miss. river To NtCksburg
|rrf-weekiy, on Mondays,
Ssla Thursdays and Saturdays. 9sl
Miss. river 10 ST. Louis.
I~s6mi-weekly, on Mondays.
aWN aud saN.
White river, semi-Weeklyi
Tuesdays and Saturday,
Mondays and Fridays. g.Lf
Arkansas river ri-week-
iiy, Mondays, Wednesdays
ENN n s&|
Memphis 10 Marion, Ark
'tri-weekly, on Mondays
BaNI Wednesdays aud tridays. l050I
Memphis to Cuba, Tenn
IH.S weekly, Eriday------ I2s5.
Memphis 10 ByhaIia and
Olive Branch. Miss, semi
SsJI weekly, Tues. & Fridays So
J. DELUACH. Postmaster,
3D.. ~. BEgFoS, Superintendent OF Malls
and Distribution.
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ChancarY SaIe Of RaaI Egtale.

No. IS. R-First ChanceTy Court Of Shelby
COunty-John Crown, administrator Of ].
I'd +. Or, deceased, OF al vs.. Luther McMuliCu
ct al.
EY virtue Of an ln-teTlOOufOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause. July 8.
1871, l VIII sell, at public auction, TO the high
est bidder, In MonL OF L1e Clerk and Masters
office, GreenlaW block, Second street. In the
city of MemphEq TamngeaPa-
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BoNps IN NFw YoRK.

New YORK, July 10, 2:25 pm
Governments are Inactive. Ster-
ling steady at 100. Looming fiat.
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g Trust Sale

DI ViLtueOf Hdesd Of trust executes 70 me
~ by q. A ChOate, on the 18th day OF April,
H6J, for the purp9s OF securing certain notes
In said deed recibed, which deed Is OF record
In the Registers once OF Shelley county. Ten
nessee, IN book No. u, p~ages4S3, G4, I viii, o a
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ickey's.........4 ~ Lone Rock. .....4
10 ...,...7-S IS Black KOck.m.....20
DO 3.-.s4 ~
BGlIa0TGi Skirts.
uberts.....-..-...S W Wilcox q Royal. 81 ~
Wilcox and ImpI 1900 WashingtonN X II W
do Bonita u W Brunners..SlB to ~ w
u H. 81 american Dress Goods. -
Pacific do 20 9obuigs ,......& t08
Armour .............l9
oDtoa FEaBlels lBipa0l.
Ellerton WA Pemberton A.....H
do y ...........N do Y....& Z
1la9 Do o..-r.1
C8lt0n F5Ganels [BLenched).
ELlerton D.....-...9 TTeD ont H...........l4
fremont A&4-~-.~lS HanntOn~2k To
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\ O. o. = DIREJIORY.

ODD-FELLOWB' HALL corner OF Main and
North COUrL-Huth Lodge No. ], Daughters
Of R~ebcEah-meets on the fourth Thurs
dsy nizct OF each month st u O'Clock
81 "a. Norwood, n. q Thomas Bacon, Sec
aHvCsS EvoAHPHESr. No. S-meets on the
nrgt and third Thursday nights OF each
month. at ~ O'Clock. J.E Russell, q. p
o N. Carroll, II. r; ThOmss Bacon, Scribe,
HERpHTs LODGE. No. b-meeis every Tuesday
night. al 5 o'clock. A. W. Jones. n. O. ]
WHeath, V. c.; j. " Msynesburg, Sec'y
RsEEER LODaE-B. Bingham, ~. G.; w {.
MoyBton. v. D. -bhIpEayt Secretary.
oDGE, No. s-meets every Mon
day night. at 5 o'clock, Join Gordon n.
O.; Thos. s. Bingham, V. g. ThoA Bacon,
Secretary
MFEPHIs DEGREE LoDGE Ma A-Aeeis
second Thursday OF each mouth 81 ~
O'Clock. l.. SURF VI. j.. NJ John Link
hauer. u. 4. A.. n. M-korWOod, Assistant
Al 81; Leon Levy, Secretary John COR
don. Treasurer.
gCHILLER LODGE, No l4O-meets every We'd
nssdaY. =. Kropp, n. G.; Alderman V.
O.: Jos Uhl, Sscys L. O~tJsnheinosr, Treas.
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Electro Chemical Baths.

Particular attention paid 20 Diseases OF Fe-
males, such as Suppressed or Painful Men
situation, Failing OF the Womb, Leucorrhea
or Whites, and 10 all irregularities of the
monthly periods,
The Doctor can be consulted perEOHaliy or
hv Taffap iag1
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NOTICE.

To the Stockholders Of the Memphis and
ViekEburg Railroad Company: ~ IL
TNHE undersigned having heen. duly Sc
lected TO open books for subscription to
said railroad, n having received subscrip-
tiOns to. the amount required by the charter
the election OF q President AMI Nins Direct.
ols for one year, hereby give notice TO the
stock holders of said railroad that an election
win be held for the purpOse of electing said
officers. at Vicksburg, Mississippi, Onths 8th
day Of Angus, AID, 1871. Stockholders
may vote in person or by PROXY Rnd each
share of stock entities the holder to one vote.
2. B. STARKE. -
A. N. WADDILL.
THOB. ". BTHINGER.
N.B.-rhe books Of subscription can Re
found at the Office OF Messls. Hasslett q
Voolfolk, where subscriptions will be re-
cefved. fy2
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-03-25

WE LEARN that the Oraugeburg
Baptist Church has secured the services
Of the Rev. a. Pope Norris vice Rev.
Or. /. b. Durham resigned.
In DR.. Durham the church was bless
ed with an able and seaIeus advocate of
the faith delivered by Christ to the Holy
Apostles; aud for q time sc greatly
feared that the church would find it
difficult TO procure the labors of one who
would come up TO the standard of ability
and zeal Of their late Pastor but We
sre more than graiifed to nnoun to
our readers, that the church has far K
cecded har most sansuiuc expectations
in this respect.
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Mr. Norria re~petation as 4 nisians

Nj. Norris, reputation ms Diefa.e
and ,4ps scholar is two well known
throughout the Southern States, to need
any comment from us. we congratus
late the 0rapgeburg Baptist Church
upon her good fortune, in securing tho
services of one 50 highly qualified for
this new field of labor, with many wishes
that this part of Gods moral vineyard
may be greatly built up de-,
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THE CuARLEsTeS Daily RcpuJAcan,
and the Columbia Union have been spar
ring at each other for some time. The
Republican pitched into tho infamous
Sreenviilc Rrail road s@iudIe, in not
very select terms, w~hcreupon the Lnion
waxed wroth, aud advised said Rcpub-
lican to look clese home for swindlcs ;
or, in other words, it meant, "you tickle
me and I'll tickle you" The Republi-
can, however, refused to heed TIE gen.
,le admonition of its brother, and has
maintained a more than Roman firm
ness. It is above suspicion for out OF
the lnion's own mouth it has condemn.
ed it. Amen.
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s E T. @ ER RS
UNADULTEiEsATED ALE AID

II Il ER BE II,
IT lGER BEER. CONT AIMING COPPE-
ia hhG ami hisb d~octorci with Salt, Lime
md Alum. are tho latest deliberations dis
covered in Ncw-York.
Professor Mapos of Ncw.York. analysed
the Beer from n dozen diifcreu Mt Breweries.
and all were found adLI.cratcd with noxious
substance. 1t is said. that The sale of Drugs
10 Brewers. is Il profitable part of the trade.
This is perfectly infah.ous Cocculus indicus
fish berry nux-voniica. (dog buttonl from
which s.ryc!Inine is obtained. AFRO some OF
tho detachable substances found in Beer,
These nra pniett LnLnls, aud the Brewer
found using them shonld be drownel at once
IN one of has own watts.
j. 81 am willing TO he drowned in my
own watts. ifu.y impurities should b. found
in ny Bcrr.
I s!iiir s%fftiinuc to, nuke II hcal,hrul
Beverage. so that ii may he drank hy the
most delicate without the least danger.
JOHN &. SEEGERS. Cclun .hia. S. G..
For sale in OraHgcbn%r by ,lc cask OF
otherwise. by MERoNEi &SAIN.
JAM ~
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Sheriff Sales.
WARRANTED A No. i.

BY virtue of sundry writs Of a. IA, TO me
directed | will sell TO the highest bidder,
at 0rangehurg Court House, on tho first
Monday, In April next, for cash, all the
right, little and interest Of the Defendants
in the following property, viz
One Lot With The House thereon, i'm the
Town Of OJangeburg, bounded north by lot
of G. J.. Stroman, east anil south by n. A.
Bull and west by Church Street. Levied on
rs the property of II. P. Oliver at the suit of
Il. Creighton vs. Thomas Olifcr, Ex'r.
ALSO
Three Bales of Cotton. Levied oil rs the
property of E.. S. Myers at the sui. of I. b.
Whalcy.
ALSO
On Tuesday after saiesday, at The resi-
dence of b. +. Parler, 5 Hogs. 8 Pigs, l lot
Cotton Seed. about 90 bushels Corn, / lot
Folder. :! Wagon, I buggy, Blacksmith and
Plantation Tools. and Household and kitcl-
eli Furniture. Levied on us the property of
of D.. I. Parlcr at the suit of Il. w. Bates,
Guardian.
oraa ssfSis,, C ;o fl, :. c.. H RIGGS s'o Csc
March ~, 1871.
mar 18 I'd
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NEW ATTRAcTIoN.-We call the
earnest attentions of our many readcrs-to
tho new advertisement of Mcssrs Kohn
& Bro, inthis issue. A careful perusal
.OiU repay the reader in want of any
thing contained in the fine store of these
gentlemen. ifthey will follow it up by
an early call. Read their what they
Say about il. BY all means:
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Tnn spsEcu OF ~. b. sEAnnooK

THE SPEEcu OF Il. b. SEABnooK,
ESQ publish on our first page the
speech of Solicitor E. d. seabrook,
made in the Portcr-G ardner case. 1t is
from stcnographic notes taken down at
the trial of said case. The testimony on
both sides was 80 very volumnious, that
it was impossible for either of the coun.
sci engaged to devote one moments time
to preparing themselves. But notwith-
standing the laborious york Mr.. Sea.
brook had experienced. in the clicitation
Of testilnopy.fo for the State, at the close
Of the case he made the admirable cx-
temporo address chat is to be found in
this issue. We regret that all the
speeches in the case were not taken
down, for they were all Of extraordinary
calibrc and force.
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sheriF's Sales.
IN THE COURT CT PROBATE.
OEANGEBuRa COUNTY.
Et purie
Mary Rick cnbaker

Mary Rick cnbaker
In pursuance of m order to me directed by
the Honorable Thad. .. Andrews, Judge Of
the Probate Court, ! will expose to public
n"tc.y or :-ica4: j.: .tfTii iiekt, the Ioi-
Lowing tructs of land. viz:
All that plantation or tract of land con-
tH;ling 473l acres mare or less, in E,,isto
Fork. on Five Mile Branch, bouhdcd by lands
of Jno. Eastcrlin, Jessie Sandfufd aud the
race set off as the liomcsteEe.
ALSO
One other t,act containing 200 acres. moro
or less. bounded north and west by Morgan
Dnyis and Geo. Hughes, south aud cast by
p8rtea Pearson.
Terms-tast. sHG;Eiea e rny Re fSWs7.
anil the costs add e<eynses of lie suit. and
the balance payable in. off .snt two years.
Purchaser TO give bond nnu mortgage, ind
pay for papers and stamps.
ALSO
IN TIE COURT OF PROBATE
O%RANGEBUnG CcUNTY.
Mariana Taber
and
Edmund r. Tabef;
by Guardian adj litcm.
Thomas S. Thomson,
Administrators.
- In pursuance to nm order to me directed by
HE lion5fahle Thdd. @. Andrews, Judge of
ths Probate Court, | will expose to public
outcry OH s~ales'luy in April next. Mt the risk
of former purchaser, the following tracts OF
land, vis:
/. All that tract Of iahd sroated in Orange
hu re- County, containg 400 acres more or less,
bounded on the north and west by DR.. 4. r..
Tabcr on the cast by Sanieo niver Hr1 on
the south by J.. NJ. Crossscll, known as
'IIampden,"
.. All that tract Of land situated in said
County, containing so acres more or less,
in the neighborhood Of ~.lIaIrpden.'
rerins-One-ihird cash, balance on n cred
1t of one and two years, purchaser to give
hprl FIR such balance secured by mortgage
of the premises. Purchasers to pay for pa
pers and ctnmpr.
Sheriff Office. II. RIGGS.
Orangcburg c. H.. s. C.i S. o.. G..
March l., 1871.
mar Is III
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The State OF South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In THE COMMON PLEAS.

John a. o'Cain md F. /. Tigdon Mortgage
10 of Real
Geo. Boliver, c.. G.. p. Estate.
Under and by virtue of n covenant for re-
sale on breach of condition in the above
mortgage, aud with the consent of all par
tics interested, l will sell Oh first Monday in
April next. for half cash, balance OH u cred
il of - months.
All that parcel of land containing three
acres more or less, lying Mt or near Jami-
sons Turn Gut. S. c., bounded north by
lands Of VIM. Keitt, east and soutl by Mrs.
MaFciila lrabinet, west by J. ii. Graves.
CLERKS Office, GEO, BOLlYER.
0rangcburg. g.. H., S. C, G. c. p.
March 10th, 1871.
ftnr 1S LL
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TT IS said that Achilles was dipped
by his mother in the river of styx, to
render him invulnerablc. Joel (I.ar-
kinso asked us the other day, if there
was no such river: about this place in
which he might dip himself, and thus
be rendered ~invulnerabIe to the ravngcs
of the Ku Klux, in tie event that they
should ever assail said Joel. We an
swercd in the negative.
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These Celebrated Preparations. originally.
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their intrinsic value, aud eau be relied on ss
being most vaiuahfr remedies in all cases
vhere Sarsaparii'a or Bucsla ard applicable,
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They are prepared in a highly concentrated
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venient. Orders by mail or otherwise win
receive prompt attention.
/. GEO. w. CaRPENTER, 5HENSzEr & CO..
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse.
No. 49, Market steel. Pkiladelphia.
For sale by DUKES s. SilULER, and r. T.:
oLiVEE0S. orangebarg. s. c., and DowIR
y NOISE, Wholesale Agents, Charleston, s..