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Farm For Sale.

One of the pleassntest situated, nsstsst little
farms In Oxford Ccusty, will be sold ut bargain
Grand Trunk Railway station. Contains sixty
acres equally divided into tillagc, pasture and
wood. has fuo young orchard of apple, pear
and plum trees, also grape vines, NIL in good bear
ing The buildings nearly new-house
story, with L., wood shod shop aud stable at
tachcd. The barn 10 nearly new, with a good eel
lar and water. There 10 fine brook OF running
water the estrc longth of the pasture. The fields
are smooth and free fom rocks, we'll fenced with
wall and board fence. IL has but TO he seen to be
appreciated.
For terms and particulars call on OF address
,suiO Norway, Maine.
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Mill for Sale.

THE steam aill, situated In Million Plantation
Oxfor,l County Maine, ON good road, nnly dYs
miles nom llio railroad Ssid mill was built sons
three years ago, AT a cost Of about 500, ana J!
can be bought 10 bargain u applied for soon. u
has one o! the best circular saw board machine,
IN use, and lath machine: birth machine Snu
other small rnachinOry Shil Mill is in good re
nar and l. AN excellent cuLnce FOR pool factory
with plenty Of white birch and poplar lumber
Exempt from taxation fOrlO years.
T. ALLEN.
Milton Plantation July llh, ls12. Il
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NNKSITlAI.I " = IN 7 U'EWI'It
Lowell, September 9Th, lS'2. ~~lhp
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed - iho honorable
Judge OF Probate for the County 81 OAi0fd, airi
assumed tie, trust OF Administrators Of thu estate 81
JAMES Is. X HARRINGTON, late al FryebuTg,
IN said County, deceased, by giving bond "a Ito
law directs he therefore rcque is all persons who
are indebted tu the estate OF said deceased 10 make
immediate payment; and those who have any dc'
mnnds thereon, to exhibit the same to
ALBION T.. GORDON.
luu sItl l.
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Desirable Residence
PARIS HILL
For Sale

two sorry houRe, with Piazza; high-poste'
r,.rE,, with modern iinish; Cement Cellar: Fur
nse. irick Cisten; good water; large Stable,
aud au scse and = hall OF land with fruit trees,
,Nr Can be- bought ut bargain
IL will make fne private residence, or boaril-
ing DEMONSTRATING eleven rooms.
ss-Euquire Mt this Office.
July T. lsl2 IT
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STATE OF MAINE.
TREAsrRER'a OVrIrn


AUGUSTA, September 3. ls51
TPON The following townships or tracts OF land
1 not liable 20 De taxed in any town, the fol.
lowing assessments were made Tor County tax Of
ls?U by tLa county Commits soucrs OF oxford
County. on the ,ssrnih day Of Ausust, lss9: said
assessment hcing uu.le hy YgiGr nl aA set vi tho
Legislature approved fcbrtu,r! 81 1915.
Audoy.r North surplus, s33t
o. , 4
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Desirable Property For Sale.

THE Subscriber offers Tor sale his
nuO Foundry Property ri South Waterford,
A consisting Of the main building, 10 fett
lUlH luHg: Mi, 20 ieei; Twoputbuildiugs 81
j1b0 feet cachI i good DAM Walcr.Sheel
AS aud SKATING already f0r machines To
be attached. IL - An excellent chNhce Tor htu'
manufacturing business OF as = jobbing Foundry
the furnace being ia place, ready FOR work. The
-hop has always had good run OF custom WORK
and 10 The rich. man, would be suexce,lent chance
for business.
The res son for ,cllins -the owner has hu.ine's
al Bridyton Centre THAI requires all his time.
Also offers for ale his dwelling house, contain
ing 10 flushed rooms, Stable aud Noodhouse all
i'm perfect repair: Mater lead 10 the honse frsn,
ncvertailius spring. Orchard ol g'1iled iruit-
been il hearing = or years. The lot contains Two
acres of land with ~ apple trees beginning to bear
Tho shove property wil bc sold together or sep
aratclv, ne may Ice desired Title p0riout.
=. y MILLER.
south MntsrfnrI. An.ns. l3th, lsll
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DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT on 5aJkGs .Els 5

retain, ~ ,he medicinal virtues pcc.iaa - Co.,.
plsui AMI in,st be akru rs pcrui.u'elt catdt'>
agent.
l. t.ere want of action In Jour Liver &.
spleen! Uu'.s relieved go oaFe. the 1!ood ur-
olmr- impure by jtictciious Ecr!e'ituf, trs'.uc
iu. s,ru dlcus Or skin disease B.utrEs,, t.ions,
Pu.tuls,, Cankcr, Pimples, g., e
Take JurubebH 10 cie~uec, purin AMI <-iarr
tine Vitialcl blood 70 healthy action.
Have you Dysp.ptic st"IcCch Irlcs.
dig .tGu D. promptly Aiduii The s,.t.m i~ lth'!t
inipl with los- @. vital force poVcttN ot th" Blood
Drop~j,.d Tendency, General WelSurs> OF L1..i-
WiF
Take 30 10 assist Dige ton without reaction. l.
vii! nnpxst youthful Vigor 10 the weary sulrrSI.
Fave yoU weakness Of the IDtcstiucS
lou Hrr iu danger of Chronic nHuhVa 81 tii,
dreadful inflammation 0i the Bowels.
laLs % io alAty irritation AMI ward OF tendency
10 nftunuIt!0us
Have you weakness OF the Uterine or
Urinary Organs You mus procure iu.i tpt
relief o. you ais liable 20 suffering worse than
dcstn
Take Is to strengthen organic weakucsl of life
becomes . bprd-s
FINALLY Il should ho frequently taken To- Keep
he ~ item ia perfect health or Won ars oth,rwise
IN great danger OF iLsarisl, m,j-matir "r CON.
tagto diseases.
JIIIN - kELLOG, Is Plat 81. S,w l"Js
sole Agent for The United states.
pticc Que Dollar per Bottle. Scud Tor Jirculur.
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4 .i,IsSE. EItha SWAY!
- ctc.; NrE J%rlt nv mritlh 10
.ct,.s ura cuti beautiful Map ~
L. : i tbKLD Tor l'I4 Beat lei.
ling mag c,eI pubiishsi. ) 80 new
Picture. Chnf. pf all Presidential
y1ni.ittc Campaign Goods and
RcIigr.r- Can. @eNmg nix X
Linen Thrrtd r:>t assrr; n-nt in
IS 500 t1IN per month lear
g! Ntp'v ~ one 10 Ill Guernsey
Pub Cu.,c.'. y. RI = Boston.
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AGEA
MANHOOD:
s,0y sesy. HOW fsEsTSssED.

+sl
HOW EOsv, ROW fskstS ssED.
lust published. Il new edition "t On Culver
wells Celebrated Essay Oh tie F"t'cm cur.
,,ili nut p-,iicini az >iEKMAToRiil'dA, ~ NtHl
ipui WcthutS.. 80, plhu,1 SviH'uil l,0sse'' IN
rnTrxCy, Ncnt4l and I'liy -i's ncsPaeily imped
imcut, 10 Marriage, etc ai,o CuNsrNrfio>' EP'
IIrrsY and FITS iuGa"cI by +rli indulgence or
sexual extravaganza.
s.-prlcc ~ scaled envelope oaly cents.
Tie rcctraiejl anaar, n tna admirable essay,
cl,ar, demon .Ta;c5, ~ -. i:iitt S1,S f"creh-
f1l pragtiCe. tLlt toe alarming consequence Of
,eltaLuse can be radically cured without the fsi
ccrous u.r OF irt-sEs, Mgdirrr a. .he"pp'icat!on
OF the knife, pointing oct mode III cure Al once
simple certain AMI cflcctual 10y means OF which
every sufferer, no matter what hIs condition may
be- may cure himself cheapl', privately and rat
i0GHg
a$Tn,. ,a.;gfr should be in the hands OF every
,uuth and every WGn iI trs lg"s
Sent under seal, IN pi1m envelope, to any adj
dress posfpGid nn receipt Of six cents, ortwo post
also, Dr. Culyerwclr- Marriage Guide, price
20 GB'.is.
Address ia. publishers.
CtIis. J. {. KLINE & CO.,
i y. Bon. i,jSj. IA Bo"eiy1 sc" lorA'
,Brap,1.lN
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40 THE WORKING CLASS, mhr %. e.
I mac $50 week guaranteed. R''rr-tttlr
rmpiu, usat 20 homo day o. evening: 40 c.ti.iisi
required; full Instructions and valuable package
OF goods 10 .tyr. with sent free 10y mail Address
with CEN return stamp, " YOUNG y ca, It
CORTLAND st, New York
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maine STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
ii-Weekiy Line.

HNaud after the 18th inst, the fine Steamers
~ DiRIGO and FRANCONIA, will until further
notice run rs follows:
Leave Cats Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at 4 y NJ, and leave Pier 50
r. r, New York, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, at L. NJ.
The DirigO and franconia arc fitted up wife fine
accommodations FOR passengers, making this the
mott convenient and comfortable route for travel
crs between New York AMI Maine
Passage in state roora IS. Cabin passage 81.
Meals extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Montreal, Quebec
Halifax, st. John and all parts of Maine. Ship
pers are requested TO send their freight to the
Steamers as early rs 4 L. NJ, on the days they
leave Portland.
For freight or passage applyt
HENRY FOX, Cats Wharf. Portland
j. +. AMES, Pier IS +. IT,, New York.
July $3.50.
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House and Lot For Sale
AZ South PnriS.

said house Is located about forty rode from tia
depot Al South Paris Ia Two stories high; con
taius thirteen ROOMS, Is suitable tUr two FAMILIES,
or \ boarding house. 10 well finished. The lot
contains thrrr- fourihs OF ri acre 81 land; well
supplied with lrtiit trecs-SlsO good well OF Wa
trg st The house Said premises VIII bc soll ut n
bargain II applied foJ soon. lnqs're ~
BOI.STEK & HASKELL,
Or wv II NoR.E on the premise. iunaj
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BOSTON g. PORTLAND
STE A MERS-

In order 20 accommodate passengers arriving in
Portland BY evening trains,
The sTAUNCH and SUPERIOR sea-gOinS
Steamers,
John Brooks and Montreal,
WILL until further notice, leave Atlantic harf tor
Boston, daily (Suudays eXcepted) at O'Clock L.
IL Returning, leave india Wharf, Boston, same
days at 2. NJ.
These steamers have been newly lifted up with
steam apparatus Tor heating cabins and state
rooms and now Afford the most convenient aud
comfortable means OF transportation between
Boston and Portland.
Passengers by this long established line obtain
every comfort and convenience, arrive in time 10
take the earliest trains out of the city, and avoid
the Inconvenience of arriving late ut night
Freight Taken at Low Rates.
Mark goods, care L. :. Packet Co.
Fare $3.50. State Rooms NAV be secured In
advance by mail
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n .,pt piIysic which may give temporary ~
LIEF 90 the sufferer ior The Grsl few iUse. Iat
which. from continued Bss brings Filcs sud 'A-
died diseases 10 gid ~ weakening the inv iii n'i
y i dOctored lipuot. which, under the pppJi.J
u9ia- OF Bitter. s. go extensively pa!mcl uh IN
the publl- - sovereign remedlr. bui % D. =
most powerful 'ronic Rnd alternative. irv.
Fvun'si 80 10y thr cHrtiu. m"',ir'i Itf.H'ri,iss ri
t.outiGU au,l PHri~, 4ad hg~ been l'i.., E-ri tl
th.l~. ular pby..r.au, uf other caahir:r- sil'.
! IL - 80 ~.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure Of all dcraIge-
ncnts in the stOm
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mud
apericnt, and ~
excellent purgatiye.
Being purely veg
table, they contain
no mercury ormine-
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering j. prevent
cd by their timely
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CHANGE OF TIME.

Fail and Winter Arrangement.
On and after MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, the
steamers OF this line, will leave Portland tor Bos
ton at O'Clock L. VI.
Returning, will leave Boston at p. NJ instead
of !.
VI. BILLINGS, Agent.
J. u. COYLE, Dr., Gen. Agt., Portland.
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STATE OF MAINK.

WALLACE RlERSON
and nineteen Others.
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.lJOOA
NEAD
OUARTERS
tt.ii
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Non-Isesident Taxes.

~ WINK kInBALL, Clerk.
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San-Resj,ie,,t faxes.

Fryeburg Academy Grant.
pcpiD Nu. CALDW ELI
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tho'war in 'G1, he raised a regiment and
entered the service as Colonel. He was
afterwards on General Mcclellan staff,
where he served until he was obliged to
resume his Congressional duties.
Mr.. Wilson has had q reputation for
many years. His commanding abilities,
mis- simplicity and purity OF character,
his high sense of honor, OF right and
justice, and his spotless integrity have
given him leading position as states
man, philanthropist and patriot among
tho great men Of our time Columbia
onion, IN instant. 49,.
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TO the facts of the case, and considering,
with due attention, some lofahc best
known frailtids and perversities Of human
nature, wo are constrained to say that
the Secrctery has failed to consider. at
least one other, to say the Ieas', possible,
conclusion explanatory of the pauoity OF
applicants for grltuitous Bibles and
Testaments.
And that conclusion-wc shuddcr as
VIC write--is, simply, that for some ire
lisious individuals even gratuitous
Bibles and Testameuts have, precisely,
mo charm whatever nuf A-s-5s s
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.eaTqs sPHILADELpHIA, June 9th, y. NJ.
'e5v atGraht was rouominated on the frs.
aa ballot, receiving every vote in the con-
saa evention, numbering 752.
aa' The convention was perfectly wild
with rt enthusiasm, and rising to their feet
the members cheered vocifc-ously for
ten minutes, while bands played "lIail
~ :, to the Chief" and the audience lumber
ing FIVE thousand persons, sang the
S5attle Cry Of Freedom" John
% alHropwp," and other patriotic airs, amid
AK the eywaying of handkerchiefs and other
demonstrations
Henry Wilson was nominated for
Vice President ON the first ballot.
-, he vote stood Wilson 3s444a, 3s44 Col,
ssa,fax a2l4. The balance being scatter
tsSi ing. S.- 20
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NOTICE
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR,
onANoEDURo CoUxrr, S. c.,

ORASoEBURG CoUErY, s. c.,
June 9th 1872.
Pursuant to IN Act PROVIDING for the
ASSESSMENT and TAXATION of PRO
PERTY. approved Sept. 18th 1868. and all
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 JUlI to
the TWENTIETH DAY of AUGUST. 1872.
All OWNERS, AGENTS, ADMINISTRA.
TORS, &C., of Real Estate are ca rnesily re-
quesied 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 on or before the Goth day of August.
4 Penalty of so per cent will be added to
their Assessment
JAMES VAN TASSEL,
County Auditor.
Orangeburg County.
june 8 If
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Theb Bible in Orangeburg.


siaemiIidad eNusl,s au
-sb 10 ID Erom the annual report Of the Sccre.
5soi tary goithe Bible Society of this County,
e''iii which we publish in another column, it
" appears that during the past year there
5:, was, in the words of the report, "but
bas ,oney application for a gratutous dstribu-
lasas1 tion, andthat was for Sunday School
30 sScholar.9gsJ
- ''oa' Passing over the slight dubiety of the
5eeretarys language, iron wiie: !;
might (however uniairly) be Temporal
rily ly-inferred that the application was
blsd dorothe gratuitous distribution of some
'Ls@isyoung aud tender Sabbath School child
'''' aud banishing from our mind forever
the horrible resulting inference there
"a from of lapse toward cannibalism
tib B in some remote, benighted and ungodly
7h portion of our County; Passing over
~ Ta this slight dubiety, we say, we 6nd that
the fact Of this single and only applica-
ton for free copy of tho scriptures
ss,y an,ay lead US to result differing widely
fpoE-g from either aud from each Of the col-
clusions indicated by the Secretary in
Il. -. his carefully digcsted report.
vaa4 payThe Secretary considers that the fact
81, ingquestiou 'leads to one o" two conclu-
y0sions, namely, our County is well supplied
''ol with the Bible, or the destitute have no
- = means Of applying TO the Society for the
81 8 relief they need"
ssag, We would be glad, in the interest of
thechurcb, to believe that the Secretary $
alternative does, indeed, embrace all
the possibili.ies-we trust, sincerely, that
it comprehen6s all the probabilities of
the situation. But applying logical rules
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NOTICE..
OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ORANGEDuEG CouxrY. S. C.,

April 9th, 1872.
Notice is hereby given tha, all parties
hoi ling Teachers Pay Certificates or other
Claims against the School Funds of Orange
burg County FOR the fiscal year ending Sep
tcmbcr Both, 1871, will present the same u,
The Office Of County School Commissioner, to
be Audit ed oil or before ths 10Th of jane.
1872. The object of the above Notice - to
determine the amount Of Indebtedness out-
standing, in order that the Teachcrs may
obtain the benefit of tho deficiency funds APP
propriatcd at the last General ASSEMBLY.
F.. l. CAIN.
School Commissioner,
apl 2I--St Orangeburg County.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
CHANcERrEG COUNTY. S. q.

May 3lst, 1872.
To TRUSTEES of TREE COMMON
SCHOOLS in various School Districts of the
shove named County. In accordance with
instructions received from State Superinten-
dent OF Education to the eject that TINT the
money appropriated for ths support and
mnintainencc Of Free Common Schools for
the fiscal year ending September 30 1872,
will not be laid until the Collection of the
rcxt General Tax shall have been made.
deem il cSpedient TO advise you to CLOSE at
once, all the FREE COMMON SCHOOLS
under your Supervision, except in those
School Districts which have an uncxpcnd.
ed balance of School Funds on hand.
Il. !. CAIN,
School Commissioner,
ornngeburg County, 5. C.
JUNG 81
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congregation to present on account of
the number Of volumes Issued by the
American Bible Society, also an outline
of its work. 81
During the Sc years of it's existence
the Society has issued 2s,7sO, ,069 vol,
umes. ~
During the past year it has issued
1881 ,s52.
These are printed in about 60 differ.
ent languages.
There are;oyer 1000 Auxiliary Socie
ties connected with the institution. and
these have over 5000 Branch Societies.
The gratibtous work of the Society
for tho year amounted in value to S242,-
727.
The distribution of tho Scriptures in
the U. s. during the year, as far as re.
ported, is shown by the following:
Number of families visited 593 ,G64.
Found destitute of the Bible, 1892
Destitute families supplied, Al ,459.
individuals in addition Ia ,391.
Sabbath aud other schools supplied
,S35.
The number Of volumes sent to this
state during 1871, vas II So! Previous
to tho war, the annual contribution to
the American Bible Society from this
State, was $4,000, while last year the
amount sent was Sl,7l0,5l.
Destitute families supplied in 1870
and 1871. $3.50.
Individuals / ,SOl.
Sabbath aud other<Schoois 255.
Reports for the pas. year have not
reached US yet, but we have reason ,o
know that the figures are much larger.
ln conclusion Jet me say freely yc have
received, freely give"
Respectfully Submitted,
KIRK ROBINSON,
Secretary o. q Bible Society.
On motion the report was adopted
~ collection @as then taken up, aud Ill
who 50 desired. were permitcl to renew
their membership.
The election OF Officers to serve Tor
the ensuing yc,r was thea taken up
The following nominations made by
Rev. L. *. Leyarc were unanimous
ly elected:
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". W. ftiYoatsi devote most y Of our editorial space
this week to the announcement of the
action of the, Republican National Con
ventionoiand to brief sketches of the
ost candidates.. ga's
'-0' We do net believe thnt the Convcn-
tion could have presented stronger
~ stieketriais /, ba,a,
edl hlsa With such pames as Grant. and Will
y ssssan ati,ho mEst'head, our way to victory
IS sgis seleap!nisota tlhois bRl
The line is before us and now for a
good long summers fight upon it,
.,,, g rant Wilson md V;otoru 4,
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0 B IT U A R Y.

DIEp-May both, 1872, at rhC residence Of
!rwin Dukcs, of typhoid fever, MARTIN
DI kLS, the 9th son of Irwin and Selcnor
Dukes. Aged - years. A prOba.ioner of
II. PauVs Church
Sorrow and pain and every care
And discord there shall shall cease,
And perfect JOY and love sincere
Adorn the realms of peace
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ssherif's Sales.

BY virtue Of suudry Executions to me di-
rccted will sell to the highest hi llcrs. ut
OranSeburg Court House on the first MON
DAY in July next, for cash, the follow
ing property, viz:
Que tract of land containing about 200
nc"cs. in ST. Matthews Parish in lots of
about 30 acres, tpi.,ts of which may be seen
at NY ctiitc.l Levied on rs the property of
Geo. 4. irick nj tho suit of ". W. Wait.
Shsrih,s oiIco. II. RIGGS,
oran2ehurgt {. H., ). c., S. o. c.
june :, 1872.
june 3 I
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A administrations NOfice.---All
N Persons having demands against the
Estate Of Col ID. j. Rumf, deceased, will
present the same duly attcsted on or before
the lst day of August next and all persons
indebied viii make payment 10 ie under
signed or TO their Attorneys, Messrs Izlar
Dibble, Orangeburg S. c.
VI. c. WOLFE.
JNO. s. hOME,
Qualified Administrators.
orangcburg, juno Ith, 1872 SIT
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Notice of Dismissal.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ will, on the 4th day of June, 1872,
hIe my iinai account with the Honorable
Judge of Probate for Orangeburg County. as
Ad 'inistrairix of tho Estate Of NJ. p. Huff
man, and ask for Letters of Dismissal
FRANCES C. SHULER,
may : 1t Administrative.
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ESTATE NOTICE..--AH Per.
H. sons having demands against the Es-
tate OF j. Allen Jefvoat, deceased, Will pre-
sent ihc same, properly utestcd. to the un-
d"rsgned or tc Mcssrs. Izlar & Dibblc. At
''rneys, Orangcburg, $. G. All persons in
o"oted to said Estate will make immediate
payment to the said Attorneys. or to
SAMUEL ". JEFCOAT.
Qualified Executor.
June Itl. lS12-8-it
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NOTICE.
CTrCE or SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
onASGERURG COUNTY, $. c.

onAScEnuRC COUNTY, $. c.
May 30th 1872.
All persons holding SCHOOL CLAIMS
h2"irSt the Free School Funds of Orange
burg Cennty-those already audited, AS
well Ms those not yet PRESENTED sill pre-
Gent them to this Office, on or before June
23i", lsI2. The intention of the above no.
tee is to determine the outstanding Inlcbt-
c'iness for services rendered during the
above mentioned time.
EsE CAIN.
School Commissioners,
june l--3t Orangchurg Co.. s. C.
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NOTICE.
' OsT. LOST! LOsr,!.

0ST't LOST! LOST!!!---
i Lost between Mcssrs. Doyle " Wilcs'
aud Harpin Riggs Carriage and Buggy
shops, in Russell Street, in Orangeburg. on
the 9TH inst. the sum of Fifty Dollars, most
ly in Five Dollar Bills and few One and
Two Dollar Bills. Also three Notes payable
to the undersigned, signed by John Sucz-
berry. John Watson and W. Walker, scpa-
ratcly All persons are warned against
trading for the same. A suitable reward
will be paid for the recovery of the money
and notes, or either.
RANSOM BLAKNEY
Enquire at Post Office
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E1sTATE xoTICE...-PgRsU.

E'EG = i. NUIEVEI. = n q rs u
IL Ant to order of Judge of Probate. /
viii sell AT The late resident of ,Iaby Weeks,
Jr., deceased, nj public outcry. for cash. on
Tuesday. the 18th day of June. 1872. the per.
sonal property of tho Estate Of said deceased,
consisting in part of Hogs, Cattle. House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, BlacssmitLs
fools. &c. t'ersons iesirlng 10 purchase
will please take notice.
All persons indebted TO the said Estate
vii! make immediate payment to the under
signed. ard all persons having claims against
The same are requested 10 present them
properly attcstcd 10
PATRICK VI. CARSON,
Qualified Administrators.
May 2.th, l9T2--junc I-2t