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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-12-27
Prospectus for lS74---The Seventh Year
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ILnlrd CONGRESS- FIRST SESSION.

WASHINGTON, December H.-Mr.
Wilson, of indiana. from the judiciary
committee, reported . resolution Ell.
thorizing TINT the committee send
for persons snd papers in the enquiry
~ to the official conduct Of Judge Bus
ted, Alabama, and r solut!on in
strlcting tbst the committee inquire
into and report whether Judge Dureil
Of La, sh0Iid be iMpeaohed for high
crimes aud misdemeanors, With power
10 send for persons and papers.
The Senate proceedings this morning
show little probability Of the passage
Of the bankrupt law before the holt
days.
Mr.. Fcnton IL speaking on finance.
This chOkes OF the louisiana Quesr
ton to-day.
In the Senate, to-day, Bosy in repOr-
Ing q private bill from tire committee
on Indian affairs, took occasion 10 Sc
veYely criticise the administration Of
Indian sfiairs and pronounced the
whole legislation o fsrce from begin
ming to end.
The House bill increasing the num-
Der Of enlisted men in the Navy to
10000 was reported but, Sherman OPP
posing the bill, It vent over.
There vas . long debate on the
House bill to repeal the bankrupt law.
Edmunds moved to refer 1t to the Ju.
dietary committee; he vas satisfied of
the inlpOlicy Of an absolute repssl Of
the bill but thought the committee
would be able to prepare bill which
would relieve the present law OF it, OBJ
noxious features. and would ut the
same time protect the interest Of both
creditor and debtor. Frehughuysen
was opposed TO absolute repeal, and
wanted It referred durlRx discussion.
Notion to refer. Morning hOur ex-
PRED. General disposition indicates
repeal. Rnton made q apesch on
tnances, NrguiuS In favor Of in,medi-
ate contraction Of currency and reduc-
tjop Of goyernpsnt expenses. There
was oontiderpb)e discussion over the
fhs special naval appropriation bill
Of four millions vas paSH0d.
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wish 10 sell the property known as the
TRrETrY MILL Tract, l5H miles nortnwss vs..
from the city Of Dallas. lying on both naes
% and 90 in bottom Timber, the balance
rich prairie. On which are Inr s,e s,olS
mill house ont of repair; cut stone s 20 a
feet high . good -nEinc; two run OF ~ incn
French burrs, first rate cog geaans ho,.s a
large store house and three dvellne nouses
with 4 and 1 rooms, berids other houses.
Beeide the machinery In the mill, there are
,rts5dc \ ierre rfcembost engine and two
oi6 boiler a feet each. This u one OF tIe
best locations for milling, Einniag sn9 mer-
chsndisiug IN northern Texas, ana wen eoaP-
ted 10 cattle and hog fattening.
The properfy has been In litigation some
Years, snd now have not means TO Eepsir,
hnf i would sell q half interest 70 rocn MILL
mar. The line Of the Dallas and Wicnlts
Railroad u surveyed through the lero eno
-r-i-ir Tr wards 1ffhr MIL, rs the Denton
line Is jusf abore, depot will 1e es.a nilslea
~ fllfs ri Mt and the road VII be IN opera
10, ~ f,erfnn rerf rihttr.
"; 10 q, Early epri lehnt win eel ior he
vslSs or me lard Eiflacut the iluf prove rnsnt5,
f1r.r 70 mo A. tho r1<i1cuct o. ny 1r-tre-,
E, II Er<'it ca The f.s<tor 7os1. e,tFfr nl'A
e. g.. I. "a ,3''' r5xp <<>1n
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SimplicilY, Durability and Elitiepty,

Six different sizes, for plantation and coun-
try grinding. The stones are of solid French
burr. Price about the same rs other mills
The highest testimonials from parties in
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana ana Texas.
Send for circular and price list.
q.
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A BfN q COmpcI Su"Kcs 70 FerfoH"
their Duties.
A bill has been introduced into the
Alabama House of Repres entativcs to
compel judges and chancellors to dis
charge their official duties, o0casioned
= lengthy aud interesting debate. This
bill proposes to impose upon judges OF
the circuit courts and chancellors fine
Of sos for each day they may be abseut
without cause from their respective
courts at the time fixed by law for
such courts to be held, or II the court
shall be adjourned by operation of the
law on account Of such absence, then,
and IN that event, theyi forfeit one
thousand dollars.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMED-R
DELAMAREs SPECIFIC PILLS.
Prepared by ]. Garanciere, No. ga Rue LON
bard, Paris.

bard, Paris.
These pills are highly recommended oy the
hest remedy in all cases Of spermatorrnea 81
seminal weakness, weak spine, deposits IN
the urine, nervous debility end All the
and secret habits. They cure when all other
remedies fail. end have been used with as
fonishinR surcess By the pleading French ply
sicians during the past twelve years ram
nhlcfs Of advice in each box or viii be sent
me- 10 any address. Price 81 per box, sent by
1fr7l xeclrtly saalet from or7--r--tcr, on
r.r,eflf az rrrrc, h. any euihcfisel agent.
= - q. 1fi-es j. rogflaudt a., Nv lors &.
81 ?, asral 4 sent m AsnEr1fa-
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WANTED,

r,-<r -~sn I, is,rs tie an u Tsiszrspsy:
A rrrnare1t position - e{c1rrd tt<n t1f.
~f<-' Ihr1rc1 e1InrI<1 Sal aTtrft -f-I
- - rs pr lIrrtc. fWTIt"- ~. /. /. -
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III. DUDLEY COLEMAN,

Factory, 2O5 Tchoupitoulas street, opposite
st. Mary's market; depot and salesroom, 8
Union street. near st. Charles Thcater, New
Orleans.
AGENTS: Owens & Engli IN, GalveSton;
Henry Sherf1ius, Houston; Norton & Dentz,
San Antonio; Russell, Rainey d Co., Jeffer-
son; James +. Utz, Shreveport. feDI-ly
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A GRAND GOLD MEDAL
Was awarded at the Jackson, Miss, Fair of
ISL to
CoIeman's Corn and Wheat Mill

z. b "a = e a z ~. ss4@A = AZ y % p
State Fairs: Macon, Ga, 1851; New York,
1885, jackson, Miss, 1859, 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872,
New Orleans, La, 1866, 1865, 1862, 1870. lsI!;
Houston, Texas, 1870, 1871, 1872; Brennan,
bia, $. c., 1872.
1t has stood the test of practical use for
nearly quarter of century, and keeps
pace with the times by being constantly i'm
proved. at eighteen fairs, from Now York
city to Brenham, Texas the Coleman Mill
has successfully competed with ull other well
known and prominent Grist Mills sold n
this market, and has always been awarded
the first premium for good and fast grinding
wherever publicly exhibited. Its points of
la
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTE
RRrkn.a PrLNoNIc WAFERs

Care carchs-c1l Is. -rsthu1s. t-1nciitis,
ttnust, boar iIl,aa-. ltTt o. 2 hrgailliuF. in-
fe-lf Isl-aIrnrrH f.n ard lHrr ti-raFrr.
f.,.r- - $50 81 ~ ri o. and any child
81 81. IS r.. crfta~fs rave heer reTi0.--
10 het1th mat bciore deErsifei. Tess . lr 2
PrfFrrrir Waff-s Pa - ceite pef be1-
lrh N1sFs l5cQrif,s,, = c1tIE1 :; trlft
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Good Business House For Sale

mar The Central railroad depot in McKin-
6ey. II ID soxeo feet, and two stories high.
HrHi b old rhsap u early application Is
1~S VIM. CARTER.
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against him rests on lhs charge Of ms
King way with The papers OF yalvel
etc, aud promises 70 Involve ssvsfh
officers In serious difficulty.
m. Louis, December 20.-rhs Pfesi'
dent with Dents remains, arrived.
The ceremonies were quite imposing,
the oldest citizens taking great Inter
est.
New YoRK, December 20. The Cot
ton Exchange posted the failure OF u.
w. Klappsnburg.
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Zling rain all OAy. Inc river - bWlHR
steadily, and Ii now within eight feet Of
the high water mark.
ALBANY, N. Y. December 22.--Five
or six boys, ranging from fifteen TO
eighteen years Of age. we're Arrested
near Schenectady, on , eharge Of iu-
cendisrism. Some i've or six free
occurring lately are attributed TO them.
WEsTcHEsTER, Pa, December 3D.
The Bogus Lord, Massey, had hear
ing this morning, ON charge Of false
pretenses. Another charge against
him was for obtaining . watch by false
pretenses. The case was adjourned to
procure additional evidence.
From Wednesdays Daily Hsraid.l
WASHINGTON, December GA Key
West special says the survivors Of the
Virginius were kept In ignorance Of
their fate, and were visited by bogus
priests who exaeted dying confessions.
They thought they were going to death,
and upon the confessions Of these poor
wretches it il said, Attorney General
Williams founded bis opinion that the
Virqinius had no right to bear Amefi-
can colors. The poor fellows supposed
Lley Ntft kOiuH " tnc oteoBffs<A -Hsees~f
but the presence Of the Juniata and the
surrender to her officers, led to the
most extraordinary emotional demon
STATIONS.
The poor fellows report that they
were barbarously treated and they say
that when the officers from the Torns-
do boarded the virginius, enc Of them
on hauling down the nag Of the United
States, tore il into ribbons end trnmp-
led on 1t, asserting, with an oath, that
Is what have wanted
On the arrival Of the Pints at eanti-
ago, orders came 70 ship nom Com
mander Braine to the paymaster TO ~
sue all the blankets and pea-jackefs IN
his depot TO the prisoners, who were
'sr.-is q % - seen IN their rsez.
This ~ss speedily done, but - there
was sfili great dexti;ution, orders came
for ersrF man on board to awe their
o1-n blankets aud uehrinr apparel II
he tood cause, rith The proniss thtt
III WOULD h. r<r'srfd on t1s Arrival 81
81 <fiu X<r X<<- Tie 0&<ff<
-. = A.. ...111- "a |I1< /II/4
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

Petit Jurors, Sam. Colt,r, Charles
stsley, Joshua Minis, John Hughes,
David Bull, G w Barton, William
PauIEPg, GrY wIFaPnlhg, JsH Feldrr,
Laury 7 1zlar, Caesar Holmes, w Z
Hanc,' CIV @ Liyeugston, j l. Board,
CIV BA4er,J J DIones,G X RSummers,
Charles .Bebbjamen, 4 Fl wAnuamakGr.
Fhonas Martin, l. D Meyers T, j n
Fcgler, William WiIc6ck, C B IIutto.
w r. Meyers, w n Scovill; james A
Barton, William Oaxman, Tony Zeiyler,
Benjamin MoElhemy, N A Bull, II w
Fosls' j , Rhoad, D D lunches, Beu.
liarley,J j L Shumakcr. o
W. II. Barton, Sam. Rickenbacker
Andrew Fuuchcss, HilliaFi'-Keits.
March Culcloasarc, Henry Levingston,
Jhies SSt@ es Jo<eph Porter, Christian
Murphy, J. C. Aran'. "
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Sheriff. Sales.

BY virtue of sundry Executions to mo iii.
rected will sell toT the highest bidders, at
Orsngebprg CourE E'iioHs0s,en the first NON
DAY in january neg, t,yfer cash, the fol-
All ,h4t lot ihAthe gSwd OF Gran pesbtiig g
with the Building thereon situate at the
corner Of Market and Amelia Streets, con.
ia'n'ns sas, Gs eSg a $ asFs bounded 5 ION on the
,yt of H Riggs. Levied on AZ the property
Of Mary M"rchnnt, deed in the case of go
hohyer. Clerk Us James and ,Elizabeth
Brown, Ez'rs M4kS@AEshan., S,t,gE
IA ALSO
On Tuesday the, 7tl jan, 1873, at Belle
vile PlhnIalion, htar Fort Motto; i Duggy.
Lyyied pm ms The property Of Pinckney II Al,
at tho suit of Henry Lowell.
orsnFsb bu;gc; ; i, 5. c, = :. 5, .e.I {.
dec = q 8 I'd
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ALSO
ORANG EBURG COUNTY
IN COMMON PLEAS.

Ja'. p. L.inr, As'ynee, rs Philip Green ead
,rift ct. at
Dy virtue of n warrant on Lien TO me di-
rected by George Boliver, c. G. p, will
sell al Public Auction, on Tuesday the 7th
of aus, 1873, at Bcllerille Place. near Fort
Mptte, during the legal hours Of sale. for
cash
About 90 bushels Corn, loo lbs Seed Cot
tons lot of Cotton Seed and lot Of Fodder.
soized under said warrant rs the property
of Bob Berry and wife.
Also at same time and place about GO
bushels Corn, lot OF Cotton Socd and 10, Of
Fodder, seized as the property OF Frank
Bryan ana srife.
4 Also about 90 bushels Corn, lot of Folder.
llot OF cotton Seed. seized rs the property of
lsanc Chcescboro and WIFE,.
Also about - buthel, Corn, lot Of Fol,ler
and lot oi Cotton Seed, seized under raid
warrant as the property Of Phillip Green
and wife. (
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DUKEs's HoTEL.-This Husel is
now open and ready to receive transient
and permaaent boarders. It's proprietor
Mr.. j. w. III. Dukes is known in every
nook and corner Of Orangeburg County
Our readers, nlnny them, will rcmcm =.
Der Dules's Hctcl of ante. .bellum fame.
the present one is under the manage
ment of the same popular host an d
promises even better things than J. w.
ii. D., gave thom in those days, The
Hotel has thirty fine rooms; and its
fare and appointments combined with
the" smiles aud popularity of the pro
prictor will make it at once the hotel Of
Orangebsrs County. Transient visitors,
and friends from the country will be
benefited by stopping at Dukes's Hotel.
A happy new year to the happy b ost
and hostess.
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TIE CounT.--The Court of General
Sessions and Common Pleas for Jasuary
term 1873 will sit at this place on Mon
day next 9th instant.
Ihe following gland and petit Jurors
have been drawn: Grand Jurors.
Caleb BARLEY, Wm. G. Moss, james W. /.
seaa, A. &, dfsste, W, s. salaey, John
u. Fielder, J. w. Road, j. d. Suo"s ,t.I
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IN TIE COURT OF PROBATE

Whereas. Martha Porter hath applied to
tags9 gfor Letters of Administration on
y lhe Estate of John NJ Porter, late of Or.
angchurg County, deceased.
These are therefore 10 cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and Crc,iiters
OF the said deceased, to be and appear be
fore inc. at a Court of Probate for the said
County to be holden at Orangcburg. on tho
3oth day Of December 1872, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. to show cause if amy, why the said Ad-
ninlstration should rNoe he granted.
Given under my Hand aad the Seal Of Court.
this 18th day Of Dee A. ID. 1872. and IN
the ninetr-se nth year OF American indie
pcRienoe.
LIS. AUG. q. kHOWLTON.
acc i4-A Probate Judge, O. G..
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All Advertisements must
be handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon. . q Aois...............

The editor Of the T'0,cs, failing to
prove his r1nt, quits the field, lodges
oat and puts Dip CLYDE in his place. We
decline ss ascept-thc Substitute.
ClydcF letter is very grammatical
and we'll punet6ated aud in delicious
contrast with the article that follows.
Having failed to make him editor of tho
NRSs, the Times had better make Clyde
d regular correspondent "f That untimoly
conforms Il would lie quite an improve.
ment. = ~
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ALSO
ORANGEBURG COUNTY

ElN COMMON PLEAS.
II. B.~Riee,s Ex'r of wilItof j. c. Weeks, vs.
Jaby Weeks and others
Under instructions froen F. Ir,ur ESQ
| Referee in this case, l will ssll by order Of
Court, at Urangeburg CSar, nos.e, on the
hr.' Monday i'll January next.
| l. The Hampton IfsGt,s lat ely owned bv
Jos. G.. Weeks, situated in said County, con
tanning 500 acres moro or less, and bou und.d
ny the Santse River and lands Of Mrs Elk
| "orla Nevhs An. OF the f...aIe ul. Jab,
Nrshs
IL. TIE !@.!o~ing Chooses il A-tion':
!. h"hd mn'" iy r. n Ai.iet 10 Jahv
Weeks in lS;ia $aUfu.iN.
:. Note X. ". Baker to j. I. weeks, Aug
1868. bal. 500.
3. Note ". VI. James TO J. c. Weeks. due
in 1870 5000
4lSoss rapport Thurston, oct., 1866,
5. Note J. NJ. Clark, IAN, 1867.
T.. Sawyer. Sli0, dated 1860.
Z. z. NJ. MeCants. 90. So.
p" g. u J Browning. 1867. 500.
X. W. Selhy, 1867, $40.
10 J. o. Edwerds, 2 orders, S22.7O.
$3.50.
| u. ,. Swift Tyler, 1860. S..
l3. Jcssec SaRdfsrd, S4. 80
Terms for the "Cheses." cash. Fer tho
Land one half cash, with the privilege Of
paying all. balance on q credit of one wear
secured by bond and mortgage to the Rsfe.
ree'-intcrest from day-purchAssr to pay
for papers and re, ,ording.
Shcriffs Office, T.. CAIN
orangeburg C. II. S. c., soc
Deess9th, 1872.
dec IA S,d
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The picture of oneself is the most
fascinating thing in the world, ex,
cept ones sweetheart. TO the sweet.
heart this is the best gi't-cxcept to
that offered up on Hymen's altar. Mr..
9Slume is prepared to do all kinds Of
of work in tho lime of DAgucreotyping
And calls attention to the fact.
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D. Herman Wahlers has teft the En
,serprise Saloon for the new enterprise
elsaBhere noticed. But he has left his
'oid stand in n,ost admirable hands. Mr..
John Hartzog's reputation as a pleasant,
courteous esteo dispenser of palatablcs is un
tTiyalled and his young co-adjutapt Wan.
aamaker has learned how to please.
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Slotghs are common oc eurreneos here
an our wintry cline now. Several
dashed at merry pace through our
streets during Christmas week, and one
doughty Knight who has seen more
Northern bat not colder attitudes
dashed tbrough an adjoining Township
TO the infinite wonder and delight of its
inhabitants, in vehicle whose speed
aud construction outstript all comparison
sr dea1iption sAish- Gsiage .aal oas
has been the order of the day.
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FRIGID.- Christmas fires had to be
big and hot this time, for, the weather
was Arctic.
On Tuesday night, christmas eve. Il
heavy fall of snowf5wrpped earth in
polar robes. Thisaffoze.oscr, seet FELL
and the temperature was snch as made
Mrs. DIR. Knnoa widow
The cold was intense aud universal
Our exchanges tccn with ioiclcs.
The climate as wei! as the customs of
our Northern conquerors arc written
upon our geography and history.
|dp sicfS. However, we are ,hawcd.
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he Senate has confirmed The appoint
ments Of A. F. Browning Trial Justice,
HssP. Cooke Trial Justice, and JosL
LARKINs Jury Commissioner for
Drangeburg County
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that APPLdCA-
FioN will he made to the GENERAL AS
sEMBLY at its next Session for Revival
Of the Charters of PINE EGRoyECHURCHi
and TRINITY CHURCH" under the iuris.
dction Of the ''E"aa gelical lutheran Ss.
mad Of South Carolina ns6 adiaoen. lslstes.'
Am
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We -tpeyer sec the half OF our ex
changes any more, Is the iault with
the mail agents, the Post Mas ers or
bur contemporaries We intend to in,
Sestigate.
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THAW.@-Thc Arctic debris have been
, slowly melting and disappearing bcne.
the thawing influence of the restored
sun. during the past week. The streets
and sidewalks are very disagrccable and
muddy. Oh! Town Council what is
the matter?
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I.S0

hdch"f {. Carson ~ H<nry j. Cdrson, It, or
]. All that tract of land in this CountyS
containing 100 acres. more or less, henpdeI
hy lands of D. y. Carson, Patrick NJ. Car-
son, Maria Chavis and Morgan l.. Hughes.
being homo tract of late James p. Carson.
excepting 81 acres Of the Western part
thereof
2. AL that tract of land in this County.
cor tanning 226 acres, more or lass, bounded
ny lands of John Livingston, estate ef Hen,
ry Pon and Tilly j. Carson, being iauds de-
rived by late l.Iamcs.P- Carson, from estate
OF his father James 7. Carson, deceased.
Terms nc-third cash, balance on n
Greait OF one year, purchaser to give. to
Judge of Probate bond, with mortange Of
premises purchased, bearing interest fpom
day Of sale, for credit portion, and to pay
for papers and recording.
Sherif's Office, T.. CAIN.
Orangebnrg IT,, S. c., soc.
Dec. 10, 1872.
dcc'sl I'd
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About $500 acres of land are adscr.
tised for sale on Monday next, also four
Town lotsin Orangcburg, and personal
property al fJituns.
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WATcH NIGuT.-A ccordi,g to IN
( anoicut custom in the Methodist Church,
Tuesday night was observed as watch
night by the Methodists of Charleston.
at Bethel Church. The Services we're
very interesting:
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BEwARE, BE WARsED Judge
Andrews, Jour worthy County Treasurer,
ss..collecting taxes. Read his programme
and beware Of the penalty which at
tachos on the 18th instant.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

Monday next is the great day Of the
year for crowd Orangeburg. Sale
day in Jnnuary draws large number of
our farmers to Town, and the attractions
tofsCoust are Irresistible, you know
tReliiep,ber subscriptions 30 the News.
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The thanks of the conpositors in the
NEws Office are rendered to the mcr-
chants who SO kindly remembered them
ut Christmas.
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sherif's S Sales.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
In COMMON PLEAS.

'o'' f'At1Rs-s<lRRk.c,.et. G. az rs Mary II. Tyler,
a a.
by virtue of the judgement Of the Court
herein, will sell ut Public Auction, on the
first Monday in January, 1873, AT Orange
burg Court House, during the legal honrs,
and at the risk of he former purchaser:
All that tract of land in this County, con-
tanning 80 acres, more or loss, and bounded
by the dover tract Of Mary X. Tyler, by
tract lately purchased by j. 4. Keller and
by lands vi Lewis Garrick
Terms-One-' llf cash, the balance On a
credit OF ono year, secured by bond Of pur-
chaser, tearing interest from day OF sale.
and mortgage Of the premises, containing
covenant for resale in case OF breach o,
bond. Purchaser to pay for papers and re.
cording, and purchaser is not 10 to be le,
into possession Of The same nntil tho 10th
October, 1874.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

We eEcall especial attention of readers
to the advertisement of land offered for
sale in another column.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

The attention of the public is
spectiully invited to the card of jury
commissioner Joe Iarkins.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

Dr. IL, j. Oliveros, the old, reliable
Druggist calls attention to his large and
varied stock.