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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-25
ne ST. MARY KSoxvILLE, July a, 1871

= : I.
John MeGrath, Esq: t E.|F.tff
DEAR SIR: will with great pleasure accede
to the request of so many friends, and will give
n lecture in reference to the matter mentioned
in your letter at such place and time as the
President and officers of''The Knoxville Irish
Benevolent Society may decide
- -- Yours, respectfully,
- - NJ j. FINNEGAN
Further particulars will be given hereafter
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-25

John Holmes, an employee Of the Roane
County Iron Works, was killed by Policeman
Tally in Chattanooga at ten o'clock Saturday
night. The Times says that Holmes was being
taken to Jail by the policeman, who, from some
unknown cause, drew his pistol and shot
twice. killing him instantly. -.-.F
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baltimore Market.

declined 25c others unchanged but weak
! Wheat dull, lower Corn, white, scarce and
| quiet, 79a82c; yellow, steady, 72a74. Pork
steady $3.50. Bacon frmer Shoulders 7Ic
| Whisky 96e.
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sIorristOwn Masonic Female academy.

We have received a circular which announce;
the opening of the Morristown Masonic Female
Academy on the 18th of September. DR.. NJ
Carriger is President and r. Z. Rice Secretary
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Cicars an WhnIesnIe-

j. st received, on consignment, at w II
Wilson's, McGhee Block, Fifty Thousand
Rates. -- i-r. rra Yiil2-tf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-25

Simmons Liver Regulator, if persisted in,
will cure the most stubborn Liver disease.
There is no failure about it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-25
APLEAsANT OCCASION.
Presentation Of a watch, 30 mr. r f. Atwei

PRESENTATION o. a staIcH 20 1Ar. 4, - -
On last evening. the parlors of Mr., Perez
Dickinson were filed with ladies and gentlemen
assembled to witness one of those events Wn!cH
oceasinally occur in the lives of the deserving
and popular. The many friends OF Mt. 4. r.
Atwell approaching his faithful ana ,arGuous
labors in the church and Sabbath school, re-
solved to express their esteem ana appreciation
of his services, and to that emu pIesenCeu nun
with beautiful watch
Mr. AtweIl was not expecting anything of the
kind and when he entered the room where the
puests were assembled, he was confronted by
Judge Andrews, who made the presentation
speech, and addressed him in the following fe-
licitOus language:
"MR. ATwEIL: Your friends in the Second
Presbyterian Church and congregation, reeog-
nizing your long valuable services in the
Church, choir, Sabbath School and congrega-
tion, have desired to testify their sentiments.
Though your standing in society is high, they
have provided here patent teUer' to raise you
higher, trusting that however high your pi'sions
may SOAR you may never lose your balance
that your face may ever be in the right direc-
ton, your hands pointing truly, and virtue the
handspring of your life. I 80. En-, ~
Though your credit is good, we desire that
you should sometimes go upon tick and always
have your ticket with you. ~.
will acind up by saying that the Key to my
ambiguous remarks is in the box; that your
friends have become satisfied that you will bear
tcdtchtI19 and they propose now anu hereafter 10
lcatch you, and not only that but to put you
under guard"
Mr.. Atwell was visibly affected, and as the
guard was placed around his neck and the
beautiful present placed in his hand, could
scarcely control his feelisgs, but by an effort did
SO and replied substantially as follows:
Judge Andrews, ladies and gentleman: 1t
is with feelings of deep emotion that receive
the present just bestowed upon me. But while
rejoice that my humble efforts in the interests
of the church to which l belong are appre-
ciated, yet l would not accept the gift if
thought that it was given as a reward l ask no
reward for doing my duty, and therefore L con-
strue the testimonial as a token of friendship
from those with whom l have labored in a great
and common cause. 1 cannot express myself as
would wish to do, but rest assured my friends
that the gift will ever be most highly priced. -
The watch is massive gold hunting cased
Waltham, finely jeweed, with Mr.. AtwelP 5
monogram on the outer case. Inside is the in
scription: rr.--. .E-#. g..a.'a-- -.
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Accidents.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lucy were going to tho
picnic at Adairs Creek Church last Saturday,
when their team became frightened and ran
away upseting the vehicle in which they were
riding. They were both thrown out and Mrs
L. was seriously injured-two ribs were thought
to be broken.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. J. n. Bishop, on
Beaver Creek, dislocated an ankle joint by
jumping from fence. He is now confined to
his bed
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NTarringe Iicensc.

The following marriage license were issued
from the County Court Clerks Office during
the past week:
Rev. James Huxley and Mary V Shultz.
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Safe AT HONG.

We have been shown letter from Mr.. A. c.
Mcclellan, of Pittsburgh, Pa, which states
that Miss zimmerman had arrived safely ct her
home in that State. having tarried for some time
at Norfolk. Va. We published the statement
of her death, but it seems that our informant
misconstrued the telegram. 4
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IRA VELERS passing through Csdttd-
Hooga wiH aE,Uay8 find THE DAILY
CHRONICLE at early morning trains for
sale BIZ c. II. GEedhiH, Netcs agent.
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We call attention to the advertisement of Mr..
Geo. w Richardson in another column, who
desires a situation as teacher IN country
school. dow IL
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correspondence.
The following correspondence will explain

KNOXVILLE, July 24th. 1871.
REv'D AND DEAR SIR: As much has been
lately said, to my own knowledge, indeed gross
ly, in one of our city papers, regarding the
Catholic Church, and as some imagine 1.-THE
Catholic Church to be hostile to civil and re-
ligious BELIEF in America, have been direct
ed by many influential citizens, and especially,
by the members of ''the Knoxville Irish Be-
nevolent Society to invite you to deliver at
your convenincc lecture on some Inject which
will put an end to these false ideas and errone-
Gus assertions.
Trusting that among your many arduous du-
ties, you may find time to comply with re-
quest, ! remian your obedient servant,
49, " JOHN MCGRATH, President.
REV NJ J. FINNEGAN
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CHRONICLE oFF1CE-1s MARKET PLACE.
THE DAILY CHRONICLE

Car be sent to any address, at home or ABROAD,
for any length Of time desired application to
be made at this Office.
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Buckwheat Flour.

Forty sacks of 3uckwheat Flour just received
and for sale by
nuvlS-tf GEO. NJ. WHITE s. SoN.
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Candle sticks.

Atllin dS Cofman announce that they have on
hand large supply Of eandle-stieks which
they offer at low rates notwithstanding the de-
mand for them. y p
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First of the Season.

Ice Cold Soda Water with any favoring syrup
desired, can be obtained at A. NJ. SPIRo &
BIO e iv-7tf
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Just try Globe Flower Cough Syrup for con
sumption, asthma and Group.
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Killed.

Globe Flower Syrup cures whooping cough,
sore throat bronchitis, and asthma.
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Granville, Ohio, Female College:

THE 3Sth year of this old and popular Institution
will open Sept. 9Th, with full corps o. able and
experienced Teachers all departments Special I'D
Iantages in Music, Modern Languages and Art Pu,
lis recei Physical d Christia culture; good
arding, and kind and parental care. For catalogues,
DIR ess W. P, KERR, Granville. Licking county Ohio.
tly 20-E4t
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RuiIdiur Lois For Sale.

Furnished for Balls, Parties and Picnics, ut
short notice, by A NJ. SPIRo s. Bro iv7
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CITY NOTICES.
DIR. 8. SaItnaarSf
Old Boots and Shoes

Has removed his Office to Asylum street, oppo
site Market Square. VISIT
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offer a few Building Lots, in the city, for
sale Jos. A. MABRY. /.
mar23-tf
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nPresented to
..... F. F. WELL,f sr-l.-. .
By his friends of the Second Presbyterian
Church -

Cnurcl. -.-.-.-=.r.
While the watch was being examined Mr..
Heald had provided for bit of pleasantly.
which was carried out by Major McGuffey, who
in the most impressive manner, presented Judge
Andrews with a dumb ,Catch
The Judge responded in suitable terms, when
at the invitationo of the hospitable entertainer
the company adjourned to an adjoining room,
where ice cream and other refreshments
had been provided and after doing justice
thereto, went to their homes, having passed a
most pleasant evening, ---.-- u.
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COMMERCIAL.
New York Market.


NEW YORK, July a Gold, SLIP. Ster-
ling, frmer. l04. Money easy, 2a3 Govern.
ments securities steady Southerns dull. Ten
nessees, 70 new 72b. Virginias, 65 new, 704
Louisianas, &C, new 62; levees, p; IS, 81; Ala.
bamas, 90; IS, g. GeOrgias, $751; Is, 93I; North
Carolinas, Al, new 264; South Carolinas, 72l
new 81.
PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, July A-Cotton steady, in fail
request. Sales 1907 bales Uplands, 203; New
Orleans, 2lS. Flour, Southern, dull and lower;
common to fair extra. S5.70@S6.4 40; good
to choice S6.45aS9. Whisky frmer, 96a961
Wheat, 2a3c lower: high freight checks the ex-
S1.45aSL48, new and Southern, S1.38aS1. As
Corn, more active, but 1a2c lower, 68a71 Rice
dull. 84a9. Pork unchanged. Beef quiet
Lard, dull.
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WEATHER REPORTS.
War DKP'T. OPTICS CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER,
washington, D. c.. July "a. (7:S0. P. NJ 1871.

--.-s Probabilities: -F -.
Easterly winds, with cloudy weather, will probably
continue on the Atlantic coast until Tuesday morn ns'
and the area of southerly winds. with threatening
weather. extends to New York by Tuesday night.
Brisk winds from the south are probable fer tonight
on Lakes Michigan and Superior. Local rains are
probable from Northern Illinois to Mississippi.
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Repaired to look like new, at
yiil5Gt SPoFFoRD's, Market Squrae
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Ice. One Cent end n Half per pou,

For sale at corner Gay and Church streets,
at all hours by yi241m B. W. REEDER
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Nice residence for rent on Main Street oppo-
site Female Institute.
yil22f WILLIAM COLEMAN.
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Use Globe Flower Cough Syrup
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-10-28
NOTICE.

Mrs. b. M. SHULER RESPECTFULLY
informs her friends that she is prepared 10
make LADIES' DRESSES, CUTTING, FIT
TING and FASTING in NIL the various
Styles Being deprived of her only STAY
IN LIFE, and having the CARE of TWO
LITTLE CHILDREN, she is forced to seek a
living inrthis way. Hoping that her friends
in Prosperity will be her friends in the dark
davs of sad n,isfnrinnn shn h:. ~ -
prompted TO appeal to their sympathics.
sept 9 ts
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NOTICE.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Orangeburg c. H., s, C.
Ociohor 10Th 1877

Re:oiUed, That the streets and roads with
in the corporation for repairing, be let ont
by sections to the lowest bidder-(THE
SIDEWALKS NOT INCLUDED)-for the
space of the term Of the present Conncil,
which term will expire in September 1873.
Proposals 10 DC scaled and handed in To TN G
Clerk by the lst day of November, 1871
said work to be approved by Council and
payments made quarterly, as follows:
SECTION. LIST. Russell or Main Street, from
corner of Market street to River Bridge.
SEC. I'd. Russell Street from corner Mar
kct, to the One Mile Post on the Bcllville
road
SEC. Sd. Broughton Street, from the cor
ncr of Russell to the One Mile Post below
Jno. C.. Rowe Esq.
SEC. 4th. Broughton Street, from the cor
ncr Russell to One Mile Post on the Bull
swamp and Columbia road.
SIC. 5th. Amelia Street.
SIC. 9Th. Road leading to Sunny side"
SEC, 1tlI. Pitthan's Alley.
SEC. 9Th. st. Johns Street.
SEC. 9th. First Street. below Whitto-
more 8 Factory.
SEC. 10th. Second Street, below whitee-
meres Factory.
SEC. llth. Street running from Peter
Doyles Esq.
| SEC. 18th. Road from the Rail Road, to
the One Mile Post on the 5 Chop road
| SEC. 18th. Road from Russell Street, to
the One Mile Post near L. Is. Wbaleys Esq.
| SEC. 14th. Road north of Rail Road 10
Rev. I. X. Legare's.
SEC 18th. Road from Broughton Street,
to Market Street, or Mcpherson Street.
! II. }. 0LIVER0S,
| Clerk.
oct2f 2.
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FIRE.-On Thursday night last abou,
2 o'clock our Town was thrown into al.
& most volcanic excitement by the ring.
ing Of irc bells. 1t was the dwelling
house of j. W.. DeTrcville. Esq. The
young men of the vicinity, although ex.
hausted aud tired from three days at
tendance at the Fair, were at their posts
of duty as soon as the alarm was SCUM
ded. When the Fire Engine arrived
upon the spot, however, the fact was
soon discovered that no help could be
Afforded by her gallant boys. The sue.
sion' hose was lot down into the nearest
well, but was two short to reach the
water. IF plenty of this could have
been. obtained the FIRE might have
dheen cxtinsuished. Now right here
a thought suggests itself 1t is this {:
four Toxn Council had done their
duty in the matter of having cisterns To-
Gated about over our town, Mr.. De-
Trcrille's huusc would not have been
enmrlctcly laid in ashes this morni,,g.
lAs it Is, only the ashes remain where a
Few days ago a beautiful residence rtood.
Will our present council require any
stronger argument to prompt them to
aeti"n than the lad want uf cisterus
which shower uscrr 40 I,I.i.,i,. an, rh,,-
day night last Will :hry not go to
work in the mattcry Ifthey do not
then our laved Or,ngcburg may some
bright. ani beautiful morning, present.
the same dcsrlatc and clarrcd aspect
tha, stricken Chicago bears upon her
face 60 day,
Only small portion of MIR. DeTrc,
Wills furniture was saved. 1t is a heavy
loss: but if the warm and earnest sym
pa,hies of this community eau be of any
consolation to himself and family in
their misfortune, he will NIT be entirely
without comfort.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAaoLIH,s.,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CARoLIN,ss
County OF ORAsdEBuRa--CcunF Cons..
PLRAs---George Bolitcr.as AdnInistrasor q;
the Estate OF Christian Arsnt, deceased
PlaintiH ogdinss Jacob Arant, Emmanuel ~
Ayanft John Arsat, Nathshzel S.wz&raEst
fAiarthas Till. wife Of John Till, Ellen f<na'
Ter, wife OF Allen Dantaier, PdrylS n. Bru,
e., Julins J. Bruner; Sayilla Maprcr, wife .f
Samuel Moorer, william Arant, Melvina
Arant. Blandn Arafit; Thomas Arant, Jam.
Arant, benjamin. Afsnt, Jerome Aran.:
Martha Arhnt. Buford Arant, DnsM e.
Camp, Walter Il. GrsmbliE9, James E:
drambiing. Fraiicis NJ Grsmbiing, aud 9th
er distributes at law Of tho said Caifibtisa
Aranf, deceased, and persons interested ia
the matters mentioned in the complaint IA
this action. unknosvn; and I....= e. Ayis
ger, wife of Daniel Asinger, DefendAslts &
Copy sammons for relief. bsmpiai9s 4
served. .rss
To The Defendants d5ore-named: You ars
hereby summoned aud required to eass
the complaint In this action, which is fs1ed Il
the Office OF the Clerk Of Cominon Pleas s. z
inc sa.d County, and 70 serve copy ofto !;
answer to the said Complaint on the huh.
scriber Mt his ofEice, Bauibere, Soaffs Ear..
lima, or st the Office Or the CLERK Of Cenias.s
Pleas at Orangeburg. South Carolina, witlia
twenfy days after the seryice hereof, excl ;.
sive OF the day of stich service; and IL y..,s
fail to aflswer the complaint within sk= iin.S
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action viii err
ply TO the Court for the relief dcmaaded d
the complaint.-DatedS september 10, 1871.
AND. C. DIBBLE, Plaintiffs Attorney:
AHe.t: Geo. Boliver, c. C. p, IL.S,i
To the Defendants store-nan.ed! Ta@ No
tice that the sumiiiuts in this action Of
which the foregoing Is copy, was fIiSli iu
the Office Of the Clerk OF the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas, at Orangoburg. South Carolina:
on the twenty-frst day Of September, A. j..
Take notiee. further, That the object Of III
action, IN which summons is herewi.,
served upon you, is to obtain distribution
OF the assets Of the estate of the late Chri..
tian Arant, deceased, among thc parties In
terested therein, undcr direction Of
Court ef Coiamoa. Pleas of Orangeburx
County, the demands of persons claiming =.
creditors, far exceeding in amount said a..
sets in the hands of the Plaintiff. No p,r
sonal claim Is made against yen.-n.:.r
Sept. u, 1871. AND. C. DIBDLE.
~ rlaintih's dn Attorney, Bamberg, $, c.,
sep' 20 6tAa
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-10-28

COTTON GINS. --- BROWNS
" Georgia PATENT COTTON GINS are
simple, durable, well made, of good mate
rias, very light running and unsurpassed in
the quantity of the staple produced. Price
81 per Saw. delivered ut any Il. Il. Depot in
this State when the freight does not exceed
that of two railroads.
Gulletts Patent Steel Brush Cotton Gins.
~" f1' ~ --..- >'.... ..m.,a -u.,,
mands the highest market price where ordi-
uary care is taken in the preparation. Al
the Cotton States Fair held nj Augusta, Ga,
last year, there were ten Gins in competition
and the Premium was awarded to the Gull
lett Gin. Price So and $3.50 per Saw.
Cotton Presses Of various Patterns, Horse
Powers, IIoadley's Portable Steam Engines,
Driniy's Kentucky fiough7.
&C. GRAyELEf,
53 Fest Bay ST. South of the
Post Office, Charleston, $. G..
mug &c wee 2m
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-10-28
Curiosities of Life.

Lay your finger on your pulse, and
know that at every stroke some mortal
passes to his maker; some fellow being
crosses the river Of death; and if we
think of it. we may we'll wonder that it
should be SO long before our turn
comes.
Half Of all who live, die before seven
teen.
Only one person in ten thousand lives
to be one hundred years old, and but
one in hundred reach sixty.
The married live longer than the
single.
There is one soldier to every eight
PERSONS. aud out Of every thousand born
only ninety five weddings take place.
liz ...i---- .i..-.-...l ,n.,rsnns ul,n
have reached seventy years, there arc of
Clvr-ymen. orators aud public speak
crs......... .".l3
Fnrtnars......... ......................... 40
Work men,. ......... .......33
Soldiers 80
Lawyers. ............. .....................20
Professors. 100000. .......27
Doctors............ ......... ............Z4
These statements are very instructive.
Fafiners ard workmcn do not arrive ut
gaod old age as often as the clergymen
and others who perform no manual la
Dor: but this is ewing to the neglect of
the laws Of health, inattcntion to proper
habits of life in eating, drinking, sleep
dress, and the proper care of themselves
after the work of the day is done. These
farmers or workmen eat heavy supper
of q summers day, aud and cit around
the doors in their shirt sleeves; and in
,heir tired condition and weakened cir.
culation, are easily chilled, laying the
foundation for diarrh@a, bilious collie
lung fever, or consumption.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-10-28
NOTICE.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In THE COMMON PLEAS.
John u. Fairy vs. b. ID. Myers TX.

Under the judgment in this case, will be
sold for cash, at Orangeburg. on the 9Th day
of November, next, subject TO the Home
stead of Mrs. A. c. Myers and her children
|. All that portion of the Lot in Branch
vile, on which E. j. w. Myers resided Mt
the time of his death, measuring 2lO by 40
feet, rnd which is bounded north by an alley
leading from Main Street to J. Is. Bcrry's 8
land, east by the other portion of same Lot
soa;h by j.. B. ner:y's land, ard west ~ Il.
10 foot alley separating il from d. b. Berrys
land.
.. The remainder, after the determination
of Mrs. Ann G.. Myers bower Estae, in the
other part of the same Pot, measuring 2lO
by Ito feet, bounded north by the alley
leading from Main Street south and east by
J. b. Berry's land 9 nd west by the Home /.
Ncad. Purchascrst ny for titles.
I. w. GLOVER,
oct ltd Referee
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-10-28

A PLEAsANr SURPRISE Mrs.
Judge T. c. Andraws will accept our
thanks for Jar of brandy peaches
They were on exhibition at the Fair,
and were prepared by Mrs. Andrews.
There they attracted our attention, but
u:u COT 10 wUassi ssii 80 Cur
lot to become the possessor of them.
Nfrs. A has succeeded remarkably well,
and now that she has been the means of
furnishing us. with an opportunity of
Judging of the pleasure, by experience,
that there is to be found in jar of
brandy peaches, we trust that when the
hext season comes that we will not be
forgotten.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-10-28
NOTICE..
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSION

ORAGGDuRG COUNTY, S. c.,
August 10Th, 1871.
Notice is given that. the County Board
of examiners for orangeburg County will
hold an extra Session III tho Office Of School
Commissioner on Thursday October 81 1871,
and again on Tuesday November 14th 1871
and again on Tuesday November 2sth 1871.
f. /. CAIN,
Chairman Of Board of
Examiners for OrangeLurg County.
oct 22 ct
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-10-28
PUBLIC SALE.

will sell at Public Auction, on salesday in
November next 142 acres OF Land more or
less, bounded north by G. d. Kcitt, east by
L. e. Glover, south by Joseph Fundcrburg
and west by j. A. X. Holman.
Terms of sails made known on day of sale.
4, oct 2I--td ANNA a. GLOVER
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-10-28
Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
IN will en- the 9th day of November next.
ale my iinsi account with the Honorable
Judge Of Probate for 0raageburg County, as
0nartfian of Afmira Il. Riley, and ask for
Letters Of Dismissal. ss
.e. OMAN b. RILEY,
sept 5o--1t Guardian,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-10-28
TnE AonioutrunAL Fam. -.-The

Tar AonicutruRAL FAIs.-Ths
ifst Annual Fair Of the Oraugebuig
Agricultural Society commenced ou
Tuesday evening. The prizes were an
nounced on Thursday. Busas the com,
mitsee we're unable to furnish us with
a full history of the distribution of pri-
zes, and the name ofthe persons to whom
they were given, We will defor our account
of the event for the next issue of this
paper. Then our readers may look for
a carefully prepared paper, giving in min
ute detail the history of every occurrence.
Suffice to say for tho present that. never
was thoro better success.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-10-28
Notice of Dismissal.

NT0TIGE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN tho llth day of November next, will
file my Final Account with the Hon. Thad.
G. Andrews, Judge of Probate, and ask for
Letters Of Dismissal rs ESecutrix of the
Estate of Joel Butler, deceased.
NJ. a., REEVES,
oct 1T Exccutrix.