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The New York herald., 1872-10-02
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. ], 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship Leo, Dearborn savannah-Murray, Ferris 1
steamship South Carolina, Beckett, Charlcston-H
Steamship Eanits. Doane, hiladelphia-Lorilard
Steamship Hatteras, Lawrence. Boston-B Dimock
Ship II Marshall, Hutchinson, lverpool-C Mar
:, Ship Tfos Dunham, Mclean, Brenen-Thos Dunhams
Ship John Watt, Morse, savannah--J W Eiwell 4 Co.
BARK Choice Br), Gance, Cork for orders-Funeh Edge
Bark Olaf olas (swed Nernst Cork fer
Bark B Chapman ,Bp, Atkinson, Rotterdam -Tetena
= Bark Pallas (Br), BetidIe, BeIize-wm Jey,
Brig LaRachee utaD Cacace, Palermo, &e--Siceoveh
Brig Bnazilancran DAM Kofoed Rio Janeiro-Funch,
Brig Wesley Seymour Br, spcer, AspinwaIl-J Y whit
Brig J NJ Jones Osr) Dean, Halifax-D Dewolf 4 Co
Brig Union (Br), LeHr0cq, Paspebiac-J Macarthur
Brig Bickmre, Henley Portland-C Swain Son.
Schr Gersh Banker, hamfied, Para-F Moran.
schr Annie Burr, smith, Asplnwall-H DeWolf Co.
Schr Luola Murchis0n Johnson Wilmington, NC.
Schr Sarah Lavinia, Anderson, Norfolk, va-Slsght
Petty
sehr Flying scud, Owens, Richmond va--siaght 1
schr Mary Ellen Tooker, Richmond, va-slaght L
:, schr Breeze, Cranmer, Washington DC-slaght 4
sehr Al Bentley, Robinson, Washington, Dc-slaghtA 4
schr John Brfls, Jones, Bamore-wm Chalmers.
schr Eolway Cummings, Boston, Simpson.
scllr tenelia, Allen, boston-H Brown d Co.
soop Mary Elizabeth, Start, Provldence-H jackson
Co.
c'nor Sophia, Burns. Proyidencc-II jackson 4 Co.
Steamer n..ssselphia, Davl, ::.a.::..s.aclpliA
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PHILADELPHIA.

Warrant Of Bankruptcy Issued Against
the McNeal Coal and Iron Company
Total Indebtedness $1,000, O,0OO-Rail.
road Accident ON the Pennsylvania
Central-The Fireman and Engineer
Killed, but the Passengers Uninturcd.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ], 1872.
The United States Marshal has issued against
the McNeal Coal and Iron Company warrant in
bankruptcy. Their liabilities are very heavy.
Among their creditors are White, Fowler 4 Snow.
or New York. $10s,e10; bonds secured TO n. G.
McMurtre and J. o. Robinson, $lej, 900; the Lc-
high Valley Railroad Company, $4,000; the Pha-
dephia and Reading Coal and Navigation Com.
pany, 5000 f. A. Packer, OF New Jersey, $4,000.
The total Indebtedness is $1,000,000.
The locomotive OF the Cincinnati express on the
Pennsylvania Railroad was thrown from the track,
twenty-five miles west OF this city, Ills ,morniDg.
The accident was caused by some villain removing
the joint bolts and plate from the raj on the outer
curve and moving the rail out OF gauge The
engine and express cars were thrown down an
elnbankment twenty-five feet high. The fireman,
Charles Kline, and tho engineer, Samuel Keller,
~ers Killed. None Of the passengers were injured.
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Opening Day or the Fall Meeting-Pool
Selling ON the Events.

Opening Day or the Fall Meeting-Pool
Selling ON the Events.
To-day is the FIRST OF the Fa Meeting at Jerome
Park, and should the weather be favorable the
racing will be excellent, as there six events on
the cards, including rich stakes and valuable
purse. First on the list is the Manhattan Handicap,
sweepstakes Of $50 each, half forfeit and only
$40 II declared, with $500 added one mile and
quarter closed. with twenty nominations, but the
starters win probably be H. II. sanfosd's entry,
AcDaniel's entry, Mary Louise, Ortdlan, Fanchon,
Brennus and Sanford. The second race is the vau-
able Jerome Stakes, for thlee-year- -olds, OF 500
each, half forfeit, with 81 500 added two miles;
closed with sixty.One nominations. or this large
lot there will not be more than three starters-J0
she Nursery Stakes, for two-year-o olds, one mile
fifty nominations Fourteen OF these youngsters
will rrobably start for this stake, these being Je-
rOmes entry, Hunter Trayers', McDaniels, NJ. H.
John ConeeN, a. Bowie's, F. Norris, A. Belmont's
and Luna. Much will depend upon good send-Off
in this race but the contest will be Of an interest
ing nature The fourth race, the Private Sweep
walk over for Mr.. Witners' brown filly Elsie. The
81 n race ma T. roE s there are ensefea
Harry Bassett, FadIadeen, Nema, Elsie, Mate,
The sixth and closing event Of te days sport is
handicap steeplechase TOR q puf9S q SaGa about
Two miles and half In thib Viii be Bn,d r,on,
Tammanv Vary Heuncssav L0belia, King John'
Astyono omei;, soirei Dan and LccGinvar. -
Pools were sold on these events last night at the
Jockey Club roome, Twenty-seyenth street sgd
Madison ayenue, BY Messrs. Underwo@od GOD Nc.
spirited. The following figures WIZ give an idea OF
the estimate placed upon the several horses -
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S SHIPPING NEWS.
wHITEsT0NE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW YoRH HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to whtcstone H. and the same Is
open for the transaction Of business
This line will be found Of great service those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
Asthere is no other telegraphc communication with
whestone, the Herald Line will be open for all business
possible despatch
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been established -
Private mcssarcs twenty-five cents for ten words or
les, two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For message OF twenty words or
less 70 be delivered board vessels Off whtestone one
dollar; Ave cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for INV YoRE HERALD free.
Herald Offce, corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News once, pier No East River
Herald Branch Once, No 1896 Broadway
Whjt,siope Dock. whtssienc. Ii.
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NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION.

Second Day OF the Fall Meeting WAN
derer the Winner or the Railroad
Stake and Euchre the Association
Purse, Mile Heats.
NASHVILLE. Oct ], 1872.
The second days races OF the Nashville Blood
Horse Association came on promptly this after
noon. The weather was delightful and the track
in splendid condition. The FIRST event was the
Railroad Stake, for all ages two mile heats, $50
entrance, play pay the railroad to add $soo the
second horse to receive 5000. George Fl. Rice &
Co.'S chestnut colt Wanderer was the winner, with
General Huiord's brown filly Hollywood second and
w. F. StanhOpe's bay colt Frogtown third The
second race was for the Association purse OF $780,
mile heats. 1t was won by General Hardng's
colt Quartermaster second and B. q. Thomas bay
flly Talaria third. The following are the sum
maries OF the days amusement:-.
ING OF THE NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE AssoCfA-
TIoN.-SECoND DAY.-Railroad Stake, for all ages /;
$500 second horse 10 receive $500; two mile heats
G. II. Rice & Co.'S ch. c. Wanderer, years old,
A. 3 Bnford'ss fsiSI' br. T Hollywood years old, by
Lexington dam Miriam, by Glencoe. ........
W. F: Starhope's b. 9. Frogtown, 4 years old,
by imp. Bonnie scotland, dam Ada Cheatam,
j. <. Grinstead's ch. The Dipper, 4years old,
by War Dance, dam the dam Of Optemlst.... 8
Time, 3:4lh-3:38n.
SAME DAY-sEooND RAcE-Association purse
$500; mile heats.
by Brown Dick, dam Odd Trick, by Lex
lnBtOu ..s.....s.. y
]. ]. Crowley's ch c. Quartermaster. years
DID, by imported Bonnie Scotland, dam Ro-
sette. ..........................2 i 2
d. q. Thomas, b. Talaria, years old, by
imported Australian, dam Lady Taylor
Jonas i; Klissers b. c. bay Tom years old
;. by Reward dam by Childe Harold: ....... dis.
Mr. Peyton's ch c. Graham McNairy.
years old, by Jack Malone, dam Velvet,
by Wagner. ........ ...........-.... dis.
Shelley Mann's b. q. MephIst0, 8 years old,
by INVERSION dam Mickey Free. .......... dis
Time, 146%-1 :46la-141H.
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MYSTIC PARK.
Two TrottinE Evcnts-Lady Wentworth
and Lady Morris the Winners.

Boston, Mass, Oct. i, 1872.
There was q good attendance to-day at Mystic
Park to witness purse race for horses that never
beat 2:40 in which there were seven entries and
five starters; and match for $500 between WOr-
cesters bay gelding Sam Curtis to wagon, and
In the first race Bigley's brown mare Lady Went
worth, who was the fav0rive over the field won
the first, third and fourth heats, beating Eames'
gray mare Green Mountain Maid second, Hicks
chestnut gelding Ludlow Boy third, Anver's bay
gelding Jim Fisk and Anver's sorrel mare Fannie.
Time, 2.3e-2 43-2:40Z 2:40A.
In the match Lady Morris was the favorite in
the pools. and won an easy race In three straight
heats. Time, 2:44A-2:41Z-2:40x.
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HALLS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Wisconsin will leave this port on
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe
win be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock in the morn
Ing. !. ~s. y -ss.,-.-s : : = z. -c.s. 80 =.
Single copies In wrappers for mailing six cents
The New York herald., 1872-10-02

Sur JANE sourBARD, Bishop, from Cardiff for Rio Ja
neiro took fire 30th ult OF MoDkefown Parish the
coast OF Munster Ireland and was scuttled lThe u
registers ll9 TONS built In 1864 at Richmond Me-
whore she IL owned by J sonthard and others
BARK PprcF ALPahD tBr, Pfcder, from rIogo for M
York which pu into ~ Helena inSssN~- ssaa so, ds%
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INpIANAPoLIs. Oct. /. la,

IEDIANAPOLIs Oct. I, 1872.
This morning, as the celebrated trotting mares
Zicada Golddust and Minnie were exercising at the
Park for the 2:3S race this afternoon, Minnie be-
came unmanageable and the two mares came into
collision. Zilcada seriously injured by the shaft
tearing open her breast and Minnie was instantly
killed. The former horse valued at $40, 600 and
the latter at 600 or $4,000. ZIlcada was owned
by L. L. Dorsey, Of Louisville, and Minnie by Messrs
Frazer 4 Moore, OF Cynthiano XIV.
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FNfee. quarters OF q mIle-Hufry BHSHett $I2U,
the field, $46.
HANDICAP STEEPLECH AsE. Donahue's entry, $35; ;
Lobea, $25; sorrel Dan, $lO LOchinvar, 50; shea's
entry, $40.
The first race each day will come OF pnnctually
reached by the New York and Harlem Railroad to
F0rdham. Extra trains will be run from Forty
second street every day during the races at twelve
M. and halfpast twelve r. NJ. It can also be
reached by carriage through Central Park Ma.
to Kingsbridge, and by Southern Boulevard, via
Third avenue bridge. Also by Third avenue and
FOrdham horse cars.
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Steamship Leo, for Savannah; ship W stetson, Ion
dom
Wind at sunset NV.
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TReTTINe At INDIANAPOLIS,

Fisst Day Of the Fail Meeting-Graee
the Winner OF the Three-NIinute Purse
and Red Dick the 2.3e Race.
INDIAEAP0LIs, Oct. ], 1872.
TIC Pal trottiDg meeting held under the auspices
of thc Indianapolis Agricultural, Mechanical and
.HopticsGt<sal Association commenced to-day on
the Trotens Park under the lnoal favorable circum-
stances Fige siartes in the first race and nine In
the second 3he iolio~ing are the summaries OF
the syents:-s
IyDIAhAP0LJs. QCT A. 1st2-FiRsr DAY or THE
FALL TEOrTIRG MEETING Premium $4,000 for
horscs that had never beaten three minutes;
$1,000 70 the frst, $500 70 the second $500 TO the
frd ard &2Go TO thc fourth horse; mile heats best
three In 1yc IN harness.
A. W. Wilson'S grace. .........,...tsssss j
OwHer's John II. H.........,...,..st.,..".
W. McDQnald's Edgar ................. q
Williain l.. Waddy's Brown Mary. dis.
fis1S. .34-2 .35H = :3l--2;33
SAME DAy--.pr,< ,<grium A2,50o FOR horses that had
never trotted bette. than 2:sss sl,25o to the first
S6@s 10 tho second, ,SlI to tho itira ana $3.50 10
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
The EecoY@ Trot

First Heat.-Gazelie had the pofe, Crown Prince
second, Gray Eddy third, Lottery outside. The
Prince second, Gazelle third, Gray Eddy four tn.
(:azelle dashed away from the others on the turn,
four seconds Gray Eddy second, Lottery third
Crown Prince having broken mp shortly after leav-
ing ne aa IN "s zen SsG Sa Edv ~ Seo a.
one length ahead OF Lottery, who was one
length IN front Of Crown Prince; Lottery then
pole Gazelle led ten lengths; Gray Eddy second,
ave lengths In frOnt OF Crown Prince who was ten
elgtht lengths in advance OF Gray Eddy, who was
one length ahead OF Crown Prince; the latter ten
Scosa Heat-Crown Prince and Ga2eile LEFT the
seOre together, Gray Eddy third, Lottery fourth.
Gazclle then dashed away from the Others, and led
ak lengths to the quarter pole IN thirty-nve sec
eads, Crown Prince second, head in front OF
9ray Eddy, who was three lengths in advance OF
pole in 10, and came home on jog in 2:21h, by
three lengths, Crown Prince second, one length
ahead Of Lottery and Eddy, who were head and
T1.iyd Heat.-aazelle got away with the lead,
up. Going around the turn Crown Prince broke
up and the mare dashed away from him at rapid
rate. AT the quarter pole she LED four lengths
ahead IN thlr tyfive seconds Crown Prince second,
four lengths In advance Of Gray Eddy who was two
lengths front OF Lottery. Gazelle was ten lengths
IN front at the hafmie pole in :oslS, and coming
home steadily won the heat on Jog by four lengths
tn 2:2o. Crown Prince was second, ten lengths
ahead Of Lottery, who was one length IN advance
af Gray Eddy
The following iea
RUMhARY.
SAME DAY.-Puree 81, 300, for horses that have
never beaten 2;26; mile heats, best three in i've,
in harness.
j. L0vetCS D. M Gazele. e.....,,.............. j
w. II. Jarvis x. y. Crown Prince. 2 2
D. MRce's y. q. Gray Eddy dy........,.,......., A
ID. Pkfers q. Y. Lottery. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3
w. H. Van Colts b. M. Tennessee .......... dr.
y. Manee'B b. IN, Mary A. whitney .......... dr.
=. b. Carpenters b. M. Lydia Thompson. Or.
TINE
quarter Hdlr ME-.
First hea4. ........... - I01h 224A
second heat......... SO 1:i0 2:27H
Third heat. ........... 90 1:08ls 225
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ffmanae FOR New yC1k-Thfs Day.
SUN AND NOON.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
06kce.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK POR TIM
MONTH OF OCTOBER.
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ACCIDENT TO VALUABLE TRoTT1Na HORSES.

Zilcada Golddust and Minnie Come Into
Collision While Exerctsing-The Latter
Killed and the Former Seriously In
The New York herald., 1872-10-02

SAME DAy.-Purse $1,000, for horses that have
never beaten 2;20; mile heats, best three in nve,
The New York herald., 1872-10-02

BRiDGEwA!.R, ms, Sept D-Cleared, brig Branch Br)
no s.e2 R s s s
al1sscv, octi-Anived steamship A~yria (Br,, Smith
GIszs1, Sep, isln port brig Tinker, Barnard for
HoEe KoEe, Sept a-sailcd probably arrived steam.
shiP Cclofado 10, wsrsaw san frapcsco eu,. o.,
Belle SSSa @ nac
D @ s
Ss xaop S shas %nss SSassHs
Iy5eIyI eeniand Aug 9e-In port bark Augusta Pr),
KiFcsrcs, Ja Sept Srsailed, steamship ST Thomas
&LSsscSs & sses = AS-xnived, steamship Erin CBD,
ssos SEPT In port bark Mariana VII Porp, Car
INV ES Sep. cearea, bark La Plata, Mat
s. iiS'7;sIs ss.ss s ;,.ass, a;;s.
asn s hss,J 1sSSs ssE synss ssr 4ss Hsss
s. Tiss.s ssss isSAryissd, ss5r Neyins. Rutland,
ssS SsS SsTs ,.s @ Al
'si ds nss s%Hss @ 1iIE
s. JOIN, SB, Sept as-Arrved, schr Adra Br wilbur,
arrived at do aetn scnrJ / Gutter Br,, Nutter New
vIeros4 VI Sept "ATrveS bark ousiavs @ di & Bru.
yARsovrn, NS Sept 2l-Ar,ived, sehr Water Lily Br,,
Kinney, Baltimore
American Ports.
s.y s!s sss pssas S:ssos ' .ssI FNPss NIass
and II Lawrence, Boston.
BOSTON, Sept s0-Arrived, echrs j. q Drew Carter
Jacksonville; Edith Mary, Gross wilmngtoD,' NC Ada
dra ya; louise Bss Rivers, do Cotton. steelman,
BALTIMORE; Gamma, Huntcy, and Manning Candy
philadelpha; George Ncycnger, Smith, Philadelphia; !;
Mary Reeves Mooney, HcbOkcn; Garland, Oates, and
" Benedict Higbec Port Johnson n,,,. ,,.
pool; Seminole, Matthew'S, savannahi Neptune, Baker.
New York brig Nellie Clifford, Litefeld, Fernandina
Philadelphia, =
saied-Bark Ranger and from the Roads brigs Arthur
Epgleso, Athol and Abby ThaAer Brig Susie Stlout,
outward bound, passed Highland Light Cape Cod, at
III 30 AM
Oct 1--Arrivtd shin Riverside, Randall Shields; tArks
yrapse Field, Liyersvoi Dasyeiapd Pr) Graves, New
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All AaVer tiselaents must
be handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
No6 : q. b.
!. !. 6IIlNNOuNuEaEENT.

MR. EDITOR--Please antounoe d. A.
fpRTgR 90 asCandidate for Sheriff ~ Che
tisAt Eisssiss saldESbliEs hls many friends in
Fahea ''s 'iG.'.S. ~ seq FORK.
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TnE vitEAoE gHunon.--It should

THE VILLAGE gHuRoH.--It should
hOtiook likes bpfpere ssersheasss It.
should be building, che very sight. Of
which would cause deveut feeling in the
breast. IA uwsll-sarsed Icross should
point to heaven; massive paueIeds doors
should impress the visitor with tho sol
emni.y Of the place into which he is
entering; stained glass should throw
mystic light athwart the aisies; pulpit,
altar, ceiling and galleries should be or.
nausuted with fgurative nouidings, and
the eolanias that supper. the galleries,
aud safe balastsrs thst rail them,in, should
be Of classic patserno: Any congregation
Wishing such n church should sendthsir
orders for finishing material to sMrssP.
p. ToAnn, importer Of French stained
glass, aud manufacturer OF aud dealer
in Doors, Sashes, Blinds &c., No. 20
Mayno street, Charleston, 8. C..'--
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penycptiop to Represent your Precinct
in County Convention 70 Be SRsid i'd
the Town Of Orangeburg- on the IA, h
day Of Aagass. for the parpos6 .of Islea.
ting Delegates to Represent the County
in the State, Congressional and Circuit
Conventions. Thas is to say, FIVE Del
egates Ter the State Gonventiop, Eve
Delegates for the Congressional Conven
tion aud five Delegates for tae Circuit
Convention, 70 be held in tise City q {
Columbia on the 2lst day OF August,
1879. Proper Credentials must bepre.
sented by each Delegation.
GEO. BOLVER,
Chairman County Ex. Com.
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Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
IN will, on the 5th day of August, 1872,
file our final account with the Honorable
Judge Of Probate for Orangeburg County, as
Administrators of the Estate of Elizabeth
Fogle, and ask fer Letters of Dismissal.
D. J. ZEIGLER
D. p. FOGLE,
july 6--it Administrators.
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INFoRMATioS 70 THE PuBLIc.-By
the ACT June 6tb 1852, al sta mp taxes
nn Instruments in writing arc repealed
fr"m October lat 1872, except the two
gent staE,p on checks. 1t is provide d
further that in che. taeantine, the holder
ii any instrnhaeat of writing of what
csfr kind aad description which has
been made or issued without being
properly stamped, may make applioa.i ion
TO any Colicctsr,sof Internal Revenue,
,who shall thsreupon afix the stamp
provided BY sucl, holder upon such
instruirent of writing as is required By
taw, subject to the provisions Of Section
15s Of fthe Internal Revenue laws. This
It's important to those halding such
Instruments to render them legal and
valid.
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THAR TIeKET.-In our last issue
there appeared ticket for the several
Offices Of the County. Several geusle.
nren have ceasurod US pretty severely
because it appeared at the head Of
ouI editorial columns. Suffice it to say
that neither of the conductors of this
Journal knew anything of the slate in
question until it WAS lhauded in for
publication. We neither gave it an
editoriai or sIy other kind of endorse
mcnt. This journal will support the
regular nominees Of tho Republican
party aud no others.
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At Private Sale.

TE1HE PLANTATION forming part of
J. the Estate of the late Col. Keitt, and
known as the DARBY PLAOE. The tract
consists of about 500 acres. one half we'll
Tfrimbored, the remainder Rsek, BED, Loan
Soil, adapted to Crops Of all kiuds. Thase
arc the Finest Lands in the Uistrict, and
were valued at $50 per acre in 1865. Would
be sold for one-half that priae aow. One
fourth cash, the remainder in three iurtal.
ments bearing interest from date and 90,
cured by mortgage Of tho same.
This is spiendid chance for any oae de-
string TO secure Rich Lands, hne Water Pow
or, excellent Cattle Range and q Refined
Neighborhood. Apply - 'aa
Nrs l.. NJ KEITT. .
Or J. c. KElTT, Esq.
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THE NEWS HAS THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY

TAxEs.--Ail persons who fail to make
a return Of their property to the Audi
tor before the 20th of August, will pay
dearly for the delay. A penal,y will
attach.
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"An accident to the right arm Of
our foreman" is considered good exc use
for the suspension ola Mississippi paper
for wock
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ARoTHsR BaRsRcpE-There will
be sa1 immense barbecue at Rowo's
Bridge today. The following persons
are on the Gomuitte oI Arrangeme nts !:
". D, BeMaao. SAINT Mays, Corue-
lious Dingle, Edward Whitfield, j.
Fielder Meyers, Aaron Lewis, Geo. Boli-
yer, G. Fl. Greene, Tom Smith, Ellis
Forest, Allen Phillips, VIM. R. Meyers,
Benz. Lloyd, and others.
Active preparations have been going
On for several weeks &c have the occasion
one Of interest to all. An elaborate
and interesting aGiiTf il will bbo the 5aI55e-
cue at nowe.s Dridge TO- day, anu TOO
much credit cannot be bestowed upon
Mr.. V. D. Bowman and others whose
Efforts viii be crowned by t,-day's pro.
ceedings with such abundant success
Generals Moses and Elliott, l.. {
Carpenter, Esq, editor of the Columba
Gnson, and, others are expected to spaak
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1aARsklsr HsEPORTs.
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NOTICE
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR,
oRANoEnuRa CousTr, s. c.,
Juno Eth 1879

juno 9Th 1872
Pursuant to an Act PROVIDING for the
ASSESSMENT and TAXATION of PRO
PERTY, approved Sept. 18th, 1868, and ali
Acts 'amendatory thereto: Notice is hereby
given that this Office will be open for re-
ceiving RETURNS of Personal PRO-
PERTY, from the FIRST DAY of JULY to
the TWENTIETH DAY Of AUGUST, 1872.
All OWNERS, AGENTS. ADMINISTRA.
TORS. &C., of Real Estate are co rnestly re-
quested to make their RETURNS to this
OFFICE in order to prevent ERRONEOUS
ENTRIES from being MADE in the TAX
BOOKS. All persons failing to make their
Returns or before the Goth day Of August ),
Penalty of go per cent will be added to
their Assessment.
JAMES VAN TAssEL,
County Auditor
Orangchurg County
june lit