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EscArEp.-rhe Big Sandy Herald says
One day last week woman came into
town and swore child to John BRYANT
Bryant was arrested, and being conveyed
to town, when he requested to be allowed
to go into the house after some clothing
lie went in and through the house and
escaped TO the woods, and his guard now
mourneth and will not be comfortcd.
The same paper has the iolowing,
a CLEvRR Trick --one Tavlor Davi.
who has of late gone from bad To worse
one day last week attacked and beat. In an
unmerciml manner, his partner in crime.
Julia Black, at Hampton CITY. A war
rant was issued for his arrest, he was tried
convicted, and sentenced to pay a fine OF
$50 and he confined to jail Tor Is dave
On some pretext or other he had a ruar.l
appoiNted over him while lac went around
on Front street, where, in moment OF
unwatchfulness Of his guard he escaped
across sandy Jake Meek, the Marshal.
hearing OF his whereabouts, at the dead OF
night, took IA rope across the river, and
loosing the boat on which the Young man
rePosed, conveyed it quietly TO this side:
then going into the boat, he arrested his
prisoner. and now has him safely indsad
IN Jail a gooi deed, well mud quickly
executed. All honor to Jake
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LETTER FROM COL. rnIMRLE.
d. W. E,rMMovs,

Is CAMP on SYNMEs CREEK. }
JrNE /, 1872,
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sfeat and serves the ends exactly oppo-
Ste those aimed at--no good eyer, has
soae from abuse. 100 many IL Sur
papers have indulgsd mIabnss siudS she
var aud great part a sat sat ssaisfor}uese
ers aRs TO that class q psssoas wh5 lave
loss eosh logic and c5hmon ssssss.
James L. Orr with alf his faults has
neves heen accused ofasy diaasnesty--.
his judicial districs l. shs ppst psase-
able, law-abiding seetiSn of our State,
and he nus Done much during his ca
rss== === 1adge ITO elesats'hirssle i. rsAe
estimation OF ltheyoSa psopls -of Abb.
vile county. 7.---==-=r==--. =- *
S4aBut;a ffAJGdgs Orr~as as grand a
william aas ever lived IL liz WIS Destitute
Of qeSaseienoe, mind Or heart; IL he HAD
lost all decenoy, such language would
be out OF fplacs. Howeyer much he may
differ with Gus fh p0fisicaridsas o amss
.Ls Orr Is aa honest man, an honorable
Counsellor and an upright judge bod
. Y
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A four-year old boy went to church
cue Sunday, end when be got home. his
grandpothes asked him has .lA minis
tor asid I'D d's Know said hs. .fIe
didn speak d me, Aseoa nssy olael
people might aasvss she same may. 81
s A New York journal, il, speaking sos
tbs magic strsins Of o hand 'organ, says,
When ne played Old Dog Tray Tray, Nc
noticed eleven pups sitting. in front, on
their launches, brushing away the tears
from their eyes with their fore paws
jenkins, an old whlskey bloas, had a
son che other day. The nurse put his
irss.born 10 BIS arms, sind Jsakips, re-
6 gar AZ dihs s q lovingly while 4 tear triekled
down his greg be blospmed nose, said,
Twenty years hence be will keep mo in n
whisksy:" {, '.s ..
h a. gentleman in New York. who ahas
j recently returned from Arabia, created
qqaits a ea5s 5sselppssstiop n BY riding upthelavepue
assp a fall bIoadsdo Arab horse, while an
d Arab n servant, dressed in the full ,rcos-
tg4ss of hispoau.Ey, ,sode behind on o
second richly capariaaaed herss,
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BATcHELoRs ATTENTIoN.-Thc at
tention of bachelors is called to the
following vail:
There age some sad sights in this world;
a city sacked aDd.hurnsd-a battle field
after great slaughter---a Eondbn in the
midst of a plague ship,burnedIa at sea
"a, family pining in, starvation--a Jug
of mslassss wreokod on the. pavement.
All bad but true. But to, us~the 30 ddest
sights is an.oh bachelor wearing toward
the end Of his journey of life, his great
duties, uBdone. Miserable creature
just look at him; his shirt buttons Off
his stockings out at the toes--not son
or daughter nor a,relative to- drop
tear, close his eyes in> death} or to
leave.hisamoaey te--nobod5,in fact, to
care fop him-shunued. by sinners and
sRints.s
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.y,7.Al1LlE,DicroRlY. Va

" % .lr,JOi r KS - D. a. ~ N- SO u
sr Owing to reiren,ns.anses Of a private
natets. the ahdestaignsd uitharaws. with
the present iissnus, from the editorship of
this paper. IL.
His relations with brother editors.
with his readers, with the publishers and
iwithqdhe Office employees, have been
pleasant without al al exception. "a
lbsstfSs1T 20 5tufsa ~ Eli1F esoEr q
RolisisallS he has endeavorcd 70 he
AsAgst 'saassseas. Locally, he has be.
lieved - better. to, lose. a Joke. than a
friend. Universally, he has deemed chat
the columns of public Journal are tae
last place in a. the world for anything an-
worthy the heart or the pen of u gentle
man. ts.aer9s d .e.tj.
He will ever lpsk Back with unaigned
satisfaction upon his brief editoniah ca
reer in Orangeburg. sea1 { o'4
Vale ct ualete
sab 'e AUGUSTUS ,B KNowLToN.
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The News.
WASHINGTON. June 10.

No tobacco on which the tax has not
accrued prior to July 1st, can, after that
time, be put upon the market under a
sixteen cent stamp. All stamps Of that
denomination remaining on hand must
be returned to the Commissioner of
lntarnaE Revenue, who will exchange
them for stamps of the denomination Of
twenty cents, with the proper computa-
:tion, as to the difference in, their face
statue. Thus hundred dollars orth
1oe sixteen cent stamps will receiv, Oil
hundred dollars worth of twenty cent
stamps, though the number of stamps
viii. not be so great. The Commissioner
absolutely refuses TO change his,l uling,
requiring ali tsbaeeo, bonded after the
9Th Of June instant, to be withdraw n
for sale'or consumption without thepay
mont of the tax specified on,tke bond
,nudorswhioh the removal.w was made.
WASHINGTON, June 1s.
The President has reappointed j os
Nimor JT, Supervisory Inspectors Gen
eral of,stes aboatss
Cabiuets-MeEely lySroutide,basiness.o
On and after Jaly LIT, 1872. every
person who sells op offers for sale manu-.
factured tobacco, snuff or cigars, except
manufacturers of those, article, who sell
only their own products at the place OF
production, will be required to pay a
special tax, at the rate of fiee dollars
per aunum, without regard to tho
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) HON. james, l.. ORR.--The Able
vile Afix1iam, quotes>the following: at
is foul, bird ihat defles ii owa nest"
says the old -adags. This .JameorL. Orr
recently did, 10 the ost shameless and
disgusting style, at Philadelphia, >, aud
therefore, by his own act, he presents
himself before the community in. the
character and quality of turkey buz.
sard. In the previous Philadelphia
Copysutiou he figured conspicuouly, as
a .sknnk, but jtseems, this time, that he
was mot satisfsl with his own odorifer-
GUS, fragrance, but was ambitious to i'm.
part his aromatic flavor to his fellow
eitizens."
/ The Medium adds:
nTha, above we clip from one of our
State papars as affording an example Of
the low, abuse which too frequently
characterizes The Journalism of tn day.
Such language is neither witty, wise or
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IN THE COURT or PROBATE

Whereas.%P. P. Jennings hath applied to
me for Letters of Administraticn on the Es-
tate Of John I. Jennings, late of Orange
burg County, deceased fff
Tbe4e arc therefore 10 cite and adnsnish
all al'd singulsT the kirdrel znd Creditors
Of sbc said deceased, to be ana appear, be.
fore me, nj q Court of Probate for she said
Ceunty to be hViden o. OrxDgebRyz, On ths
fst day of JG1y, 1872, at 10 SeIeek A.
NJ, Sc show cause il sHy, wf,y ase said Ad-
usi"sssT Tstisn shopld nos be grar,ed. ;.g#o
Gives vnder my Hand and the Seal Of Court,
this 10Th day ~ June, A. D. 1872, and il
the r'hesy -hf,h year es Aaeyisss Isls-
pcndcncc.
'FHAp. c.iANDREws." i
june 22-H ~ Judge Nf Probate.
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Sheriff If Sales.

BY virtue Of srndry Executions to me di-
reoted will soil to- the highest bidders, ut
OrnngeBurg Coure House, on the first MON
DAY i'm July next, for cash, the follow
ing propertSa Hz,:.
AT riskof former pyts,aiiaooa, all that plan
tation Or Tract Of lairdS or Sbnees River, in
OrnagebirRg County, containing 1880 acres,
n.H'S or'lessi boaaaeh by lands of E.Y Shu-
ler, James Felder aud j. Q Parier Bsvied
on as the property of VIM, Izard Bail at the
suit of Paul Trojin s. Theo Dehon, Ex'rs OF
Sarah Dehon, deo'dl. -.+
ALSO %
One tract Of land containing about 200
acres, in st. Matthews Parish, in lots of
about so acres, (plats7 of whfch7may be seen
ntf nry office y BsTiod on as the property of
Geo. II T-lricR. at the suit of w. w. Watt. ID,
o,,.,s shsriffs : :. oilfoO; G ! H. RIGGS,
o'''fsS"'s jaas s, i ia1s. u; . g. s. o. C.
june 8. I'd
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That Bank Question.

We have had the pleasure of on iu-
terview with Captain a. G. Brenizer
Cashier of the Citizens Savings Bank
concerning our article of last week upon
the Banks speculation in the promis
sorry notes issued by Treasurer Parker.
Capt. Brenizer assures us that in this
speculation there was no colusion be-
tween DIR. Parker and the Bank. We
did not intend to. nor did We. charge
that any such collusion existed. Should
the operation, however, result US disas-
tpeusly, as. it at least possibly may, we are
iinolined.terthihks the Bank would be very
glad. to have responsible partner. in the
transaction. 'y
4 Capt. Brenizerfurther informs US that
The, Bank. has, disposed of.the notes in,
questida' to>the amount of.only s4O0.,
So.raack tho worse. foNthe Bank.
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- - -'NRtth S4i patno. nc oAcmp-
ton tet persdas Hhcse annual Gales do
aos sxeeh sns hahdrea a5IlAys, 3 3 Is,
psaisa by zhah hsss qas
Tie 1FsasSsy Dspafs ct Ia answer
hereseas isasirIls has aesiaed sIia.
90 end affair sas Sc das of dniy next,
and until .ks iss of ossaBsf tea aud
cofsee produced esst of the Cape of
H0od Hcpe, end imported: into the.
U6itsd States ffo5 p:aacSs Vest thereof, r
will not DO charged with the discrimi.
natingl dutyeG zen per cent, now .col.
dscssa on ihpd&t,iohs or this character !:
but that BY the third section of the new
tafif law this duty aIllbe Feimposea on
aha' after ode6bspeist, 1872, On said
articles SAID 90; fos 4;i.Mmoo III -oe
/ + .''ss?Sfd !. ia 'osg IoiGfisbI IoiGfi btJh june is.
Jadge Hubbeil, general agent Of the
A.lansio ana Paciiie Hail Railroad, aad has Just
returned from Il bssinsessss tour ari 10 Texas,
and brings the information that before
leaving Sherman. J. Texas, an u7ar army officer
arrived there from Fort Richmond, Jack
county. and reported that a body of
ISdians sariJusly estimated at If from II
three 70 ten thousand, had made an 4 :
incursioe Into Texas, and were over,
running Young Ind Jack, Denton aud
Parker counties, and that the settlers
were filled with consternation and alarm
The Indians said they were going to
Huntsville to liberate Sap,anta and Big
Tree, who are .confpsd in the State
prison dsp3 /, there. f. was reported that all
the Indians On tl Fort SIN reservation
had left and gonssob she war path. AL
ready two fights had occurred near
Weathesora, 10 which fosr whites were
wounded and two Iuaians killed..
Two ladians were captured aud
lodged in Weatkeso5d Jail, The com
maudiug officer -oJ For R,eha,dson is
said to have gone TO Austin. to consult
with General Auger regarding the in.
vas'on, and the. latter is reported to
have telegraphed for two more regiments
of cavalry to report Immediately at the
points Threatened by the raiders. Judge
Hubbell says there is no doubt in the
minds of we'll Informed Texans that q
big Indian war is at hahd. Many set
tiers are leaving their homes. 1t is
believed that the Kiowas were leaders
OF she raia, assisted bs the Apoehes and
others.
There was no quorum at Ock rruTgce
Council up to Inst Tuessa,y, and none of
the wild tribes from Fort Sill had yet
come to pariicipete in the deliberations.
Crops in Northefn and Western Texas
are very fine.
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State News.

hnfHU yf ST. NJ II nilg ftE y
dsssenEsatort y, =. Robertson arrived ID
ug columbia b q on q Monday, Q w. Z ~. :,
|" Chief Justice, NJ oaes arrived in Colum
bia on Saturday last. szs,
F The Aiken Journal says O. P. Cham
plain has the lfnest hooking cetto n in the
vicinity Of Aiken.
The olsridsophic Society Of the South
Carolina University gives their final
celebration on the evesiSs Of the 26th
Instant. at a t.d,9 tr1 I "a.
The hardest rain or the season visited
Columbia Saturday afternoon, y'renchins
everything out of doors, aud doing much
for tho crops. : aie' o'
Peaches are late making 'thi their appear
anee in the Aiken market. This time
last year a great many boxes had been
shipped North by growers in the vicinity
of Aiken. fsa [
Governor Scott has appointed s. D.
Russell Trial Justice for St. Steph en- IS
Parish, Cha,leston County, vice a. j.
Harvey, deceased.
The hands employed oD the Port
Royal Rail Road, between Aagusta aud
the Savannah River struck for higher
wages ana marched into Augusta on
Monday last
Passengers arrived at GoTuz,Hie on
Sunday from Augusta, via the Celuanbia
and Augusta Rail Road, report the
washing out of a, culyert, near the two
mile post, which fcrtpnately Was disoov-
ered in tiute to prevent disaster.
r. &. McManus, Conductor of the
Aiken accommodation train, has left
Aiken for New York, on three weeks
leave Of absence. The popular Captain
Moore has charge of the Accommoda-
tion train during the abs zee of Mr.
NJ eMasns.a 9A3 3.
The heavy rain on Saturday night in
colambia found an unimpedea descent
ints, ehe HAN. Of the, House of Rssse,
seatahixes, throughItEe roof, and flooded
the Rar, the Governors, and the At.
torney. Geasnnl's offices. compelling a
change Of base. The Governor has re.
moved to the Staao Aadieor's Office,
d, On Saturday evening last, ths.eaes-
tion of granting an iDipnstioa. srstrain!
ing the treasurer from reselling lands
wh'oEs revenue bond scrip bad been ten
dsred was argued iu Beaufort. Mr.. G.
f.. Csleock appeared for the treasurer,
and Mr.. w. j. Whippcr' far Messrs
Wright and Holmes, the plaintiffs.
Judge @. B. Farmer has reserved his
decision.
A mammoth bear, whose paws meas
ured eight by ten inches, passed through.
the plantation of Mr.. Samuel L.. Mis-.
Creeary, at White Ponds, on, Saturday
morning lasr.
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NOTICE
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR,
on.sasgSsne CorxrF, &C,
Jw.s, brh 1870


Jwae 5th 1872.
Pursuant to an Act PROVIDING for the
ASSESSMENT and TAXATION Of PRO-
PERTY, approved Sept. 18th, 1868, and oil
Acts a=,eiitiatory thereto Notice is hereby
given rant this ohscs wiz De- sprrr fog re
ceiving RETURNS of PERSONAL Pro.
PERTf, from the FIRST DAY of JULY to
the TWEEN TIETH DAY of AUGUST. 1872.
All OWNERS. AGENTS, ADMINISTRA.
TORS, &C., of Real Estate are ea rnestly re-
questcd 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,
a Penalty of so per cent will be added TO
their, Assessment.
JAMES VAN TASSEL,
County auditor.
orsngsburg County.
june s "a u lit =
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"rH-
LNOlI ICE..
OFFICE sSHeon. COMMISSIONER,
OnASaEErHc corST1. g. c..
NAV 3Ist. 1D72.


To TRUSTEES of FREE COMMON
SCHOOLS in various School Districts of the
above named County. In accordance with
instructions received from State Superinten-
dent of Education TO the effect that that the
money appropriated for the support and
maintainencc of Free Common Schools for
the fiscal year ending September 80, 1872,
viii not be gaid until the Collection of the
next General Tax siralih~vc been, made,
deem it oxpesiient'so advise on to CLOSE at
orics,. aill the FREE. COMMON SCHOOLS
underr your Supervisory. except i'm those
School DiisriCts which have an unexpcnd-
cd balance Of School Funds on hand.
L. |. CAIN
School Commissioner,
Ora1gebnrg County, s. C.
june 81
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RAvAoEs OF RICE CArERpILLAR
We hear of considerable darsage t. the
growing rice crops on the river above
the city from the caterpillar, which has
appeared in many places within the past
two weeks. We learn from Mr.. Sweat,
an experienced rice planter in charge of
the Potter plantation, that they ale very
bud ca that Place and Oh the Gibbons
planaation, where they have neaely de-
vsansd seme squanes ofthe growing rice.
Owiug'to the lighs tides the planters
have not beemable- to get sufficient flow
to destroy the e'insect. Mr.. Sweat has
taken some pains to acquaint himself
? wiOb the habiGs>and.nevem snts of the
insect A few days, since he discovered
on the under side Of aarice- blade large
number of eggs adheriultwhere they had
been deposited by the fly. He plucked
the blade and placed it under a glass to
watch the progress of inepbation aod
growth OF the caterpillar. In about three
days the worm hatched ont He placed
in the glass a quautity of green rice
blades, hnt the insect, which was at Slst
very small, did not feed ON it. Hethen
supplied some Blades of grass, which they
ate with great avidity, from which he
infers that the worms do not attack the
rice until they are partially grown, but
suBsistsat:fi first on the'more tender grass
which they reach bB suspsnding them
selves :.a::: G Is zee stock hv thcir webs
to the ground. In this stage he thinks
they may be elfectually destroyed by
flow which will reach the heigh. of the
rico.--Saurnah Ners.
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NOTTCE.---PURsaI.

ESTATE NOTICE.---PURSaJ.
IL ANT to order" of Judge of PROBATE.
Will sell ot the late resident of J&by Weeks,
DR., deeeassSs a. p,sSsic .outcr5T for cash, on
Tuesday, the'i 9th day>of Juns. 1872, the per
sonal propsrt5sof the Estaie of said deceased,
consisting in, partt Of Hogs, Cattle, H6ase-,
hold and Kisbhsn Fusniture, Blacksmjth's q.
Toois, &o.c PersoDs~ desiring to purchase
will pleasef take novice.
All persons indebted to the said Estate
viii make immediate payment to the 'underS
signed, and aif persons having claims against
the same, are requested to present them
properly attsstedAto."
= PATRICK NJ. CARSON, -
Qualified Administrator.
May 9th, 1s72.-iune l-2t
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.NOTICE.-.-AIl Per.

~ SONS having demands against the Es-
tate of j. Allen Jefcoat, deceased, will pre-
sect the same, properly attestea, to the un.
ddrgigned ;. or TO Messrs. Izldr & Dibble, At
torneys, Orsageburg, g. C. All persons in
debted To said Estate will make immediate
payment to the said Attorneys, or to ~
SAMUEL w. JEFCOAT,
Qualified Executor.
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s ~. ,.1 sa sssS ssssgse sI ,ss..s, ssass
!. sRS moahsri ii isay fiSips ssaged Ten days. ,sa.
aeis 4ss,isssaHs bsassst ,ssshs fsst ,assp, were
sasRsi Nay y.1H 1Hanpgahire, llest
1. b s Boaraman, ,a of IT, su Conn Conn !,
sspihas blas al silk sabsslla hAgd dbesp
,&sss Sp &hs aa@ilS ~ lzsa5sfs vsdr i.s pi D.
90 sees Alissoesi ln,an nvaad his family sedit
aud aessiss OSss..sseakls s:paper iathe uooda,
esa sDfauE pile4 fiRsbaayWheredw
Gh6sasias am E,iGla paIeG, G,sos Club. ii
q lsaauf;0It Itbo0sassrsgs rage Of whose
. asv ms6begSisss s6srei1yynoc ,og :; Hi 1s 3
SsS sds Tsss4aSSs hbaasaitiqe6 sRave iccoommitssa
suicide b. .d1aSa6siibtls soI5wa City be-
= eaass d 8ulshSSia RilIed Esfieaif -
@ s ssssa sssadI aa;s Eivsssg ssedI eSIss il Jone.,
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s'sS : Sic las aSs8a 20 'lai saiSe I Kat. 'Hst9 sa
wsr Il ltssrss s 81 81 city in
aasss aapss.lsps Rssigpsd sTeespsi in body
IL consisted OF one man.
sa=aa v.ghs ssipg.aeb. Of. "a Church in b. AL.
GSess vbsny, hIa, spoaating tes s2e, 900, was
g. Bs&liquidatcd by.s ssingls collection recen.-
~ ma ysds fsisaz5s a . e4o.q ss3 IN. ge
sgsss e; sAhereo are githip the Southern Zap
e cseetis csnse4tsap 4s9 associations, II 1863
eAafcAss, 6,4ss ministers, and osaa, a,0a7
., as.A1ss xsa's ,Ts. q sLas s,as s.et. "a Esdj'l
= -. = - .Ossa'sps'e 'Oae'iof Cotton was re-
'ss@ ~Sgrea. NJ !. eIAnsns'sa on satardaSi ias'-
ms .".s ,s sne "rs' instance sfishs kind
- -. 40 ;. -" .a3siss ~
-. y ssw'ns 00ra. % 1lowtidss
Essn 80 So, 80 esner .a aaa ~ boy and
si = NTa nofaes
"a 80 80 SsS -. Sr1g Y s,s.'a saiaen zen "a
sas Pslssa ass sasaa pm Rsssed et b1 Con.
80 1tlHsp Ssv6,sIbIfE W."
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ss8 'aseEsea :, els % sds sss,asa 4,
ssye mas eeen ois-
.aAsss 81 80 : .ss@ ors' win
$50 saS '-e's ','ff
80 ~ s uo, n,,g $40 s A., s.i, o. suIt.sf
dA4sV 10y S.vs 49, ess >esSfTsxs a7fee'stss
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Sheriff d
taS. ?. Rilsy sAa 4. .. 6lasAsa. !, rsrsalos.
sssss /. nssss asssssss. 81 3

fstsF 4. nasss, Mossssss
. ~ yissiie o. an sifass i liiz ssss fssslf,
= nen: = u afananz. 5edgs or Nisss Esszrli.
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cutsThsoas Depes is new California
town.
A Tefso Haute cat Is passionately fond
Of nusiA and goes TO allSthe eirouses.
Apetifasa sutsa has been dug up in
Iowa from e dspih q forty feet.
aaw. .I5ps9fyt0rsh css9Iias ths corn is already
olfscaips 10 Ill.uois are worth
eI s ss-
Florida nesroas average $50 per week
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22

s9-- 'T4AT%o 8 6f sths crew Of whaler which.
- . y sfSisea u 'NsSp I,oDdon, Connection, Id
recently Hfodaa that during their alb
'''fss sspSs they HID fallen heir to fortunes. !
Thse. :eaok Of tha ship inherits q fortune
T Of .s25 Oe0, left him by near relation,
and one Of .tbs fs5roaast hands inherits
$4,000 loft by his mother.
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