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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-09-17

A STRANGE DIsEAsE.--Intense ra-
diation of heat in the great desert Of
Sahara produces extraordinary effects
Oh insects, as well as animals and men.
When a caravan starts out to traverse
that wide waste Of desolation, flies
follow on in prodigious multitudes, at
tracted, no doubt, by odor from the
animals, but they soon drop dead by
intensified heat. Fleas burrowing in
hair. straw or sacks are killed off
rapidly. But the most singular Of all
is the malady to which men are in
cident after being exposed a short
time to burning sands and a vertical
sun in this arid and lite-torsaken region.
It is called ragie, and is a kind Of brain
fever. The stricken traveller is de-
lighted, amused and made extremely
happy by exhibitions Of fantastic
forms, lie. sees nairngos, palm trees,
groups Of tents, sheeny mountains,
sparkling cascades and misty forms
dancing delightfully."- before his en-
tranced vision. From all that can be
gathered upon the subject, it appears
that certain condition ofatmosphere,
wholly free from moisture, with in
tense solar heat, produces an effect on
the brain very similar to hasheesh.
Both eXalt the nervous system, and
speedily destroy all desire to exist,
deprived Of the natural excitation of
the brain.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-09-17

The Walla Walla Rec0rd says: 1--WE
have conversed with many of our far
mer friends, and from them we learn
that the average yield per acre, includ-
ing volunteer crops, will not fall short
of 35 bushels. The highest yield we
have heard Off one field OF forty acres
producing Seeeat5-tlree bushels per acre,
while many other farms have yielded
from 45 to 65 bushels, The surplus
of wheat alone in this valley this year
we hear estimated variously at from
100000 to 100000 bushels. We are
willing to accept the lowest figure.
Ofrye and oats, we place the yield
and surplus at one-half that of wheat.
The price paid for wheat in this city
is 40 cents, delivered at Wallula, 60
cents per bushel. Flour, per barrel,
is SO. Owing to lack Of facilities for
transportation a large amount Of grain
will be held over until next season.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-09-17
Albaag @e9istet.
wETOs


BY NJ. E. WEEKS.
Who ia tho little witch that roams
Unbidden through your quiet homes,
And thrillsyour heart with sweetest tones?
The baby!
Who robs the household ofrepose,
And pulls your hair and tweaks your nose,
Then heals with kisses all your woes?
The baby!
Who stalks about in papa's hat, ).
Ana spills the milk, and pulls the cat,
And patters round from ahis to that?
The baby!
Who shuts its fingers in the door,
And thumps its head upon the floor,
Till II has Bumps a half score?
The papyI
Who slyly watching, climbs the stair
Seeking newer fields of mischief there,
Fretting mamma with fear and care?
The baby!
Who strews the toys about the room,
And makes 'pony" of the broom.
And tries to sing the "latest tune?"
The baby!
Who leaves upon the floor so neat,
The darkened print of little feet,
Yet looks so innocent ana sweet?
The baby!
What willy elf, with wondtpus skill,
So often wins its own sweet will,
BY dint of kissing coaxihg, till
You can't deny The baby?
Who with strange questions, knotty, wise,
Your puzzled brain so sadly plies,
Tfe babyl
Who creeps into your worldly heart
With every Winning DabJ
Till of your life it seems q part?
The baby!
Whose bird like voice, 80 glad and gay,
Wiles many lonely hour away,
And keeps you young though head be gray? |
The precious, romping babyi
Western Rural. |
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-09-17

Senator Morton, ofIndisna, one Of
the ablest statesmen now living, was
fora long time rendered prematurely
decrepit by paralysis of his lower
limbs, SO much SO that he was COM
PEELED to use crutches. Lately he
has returned to Washington from
spending several weeks at the hot
springs Of Arkansas, greatly i'm
proved. He now walks without
crutches, and his cheeks are rosy
with health. His friends could
hardly recognize him, 50 great haa
been the transformation.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-09-17
Indian AfTairs i'm Arizona.

Indian affairs are reported in a
bad state in Arizona Territory.
Gross mismanagement is charged.
The agents are not all regarded as
dishonest, but an outside pressure
is forcing them to receive supplies
OF an inferior quality at extrava-
giant prices, thus exhausting the ap-
preparations long before the year is
expired. This, it is conjectured
will compel many of the Indians t.
leave their reservations, whicl
would amount to a practical undo
ing of Gen. Crooks labor. Much
sacrifice of work, money and life
have been expended in furnishing
those Arizona Indians for their
crimes, and in getting them on res
ervations. Now to have the latter
work almost ifnot entirely annulled
through the mismanagement, or
fraud Of agents, is both lamentable
and trying to patience. We hope
the report is not true.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-09-17

BY NJ. E. WEEKS.
Who is tho little witch that roams
Unbidden through your quiet homes,
And thrillsyour heart with sweetest tones?
Tlpe babyi
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-09-17

DEEP SEA CURRENTS. TS.-The princi-
Piles involved in the circulation of the
waters Of the sea were beautifully
shown before the Royal Geographical
Society by simple experiment. A
trough with plate-glass sides, about
six feet long and a foot deep, but not
more than an inch wide, was filed
with water. At one end a piece OF
ice was wedged in between the sides
to represent the polar cold; while the
tropic heat was represented at the
other end by bar OF metal laid across
the surface OF the water, the project
ing end Of which was heated with q
spirit lamp. Red coloring matter
was then put in at the warm end, and
blue at the cold end, so that the cur
rents could be traced. The blue water,
chilledby contact with the ice, immedi-
ately fell down to the bottom, crept
slowly along, and gradually rose
toward the surface at the equatorial
end. after which it gradually returned
along the surface to the starting point.
The red water erept first along the
surface to the polar end, then fell to
the bottom just as the blue had done,
and formed another stratum, creeping
back again along the bottom and com
ing to the surface. Each color made
a distinct circulation during the half
hour in which the audience viewed the
experiment.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-09-17

The Bulletin says several. Chi.
nese firms for the manufacture oil
slippers have been opened in thai
city. They sell them ct from So tO
$12 per dozen.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-09-17
EPIzOOTICs DTsTANCED.
TWE BAY TEAM STILL LIVES,

"A Nd is FLOURISHING LIKE A GREEN
n bay tree. Thankful for past iavors,
and wishing to merit the continuance Of
the same, the BAY TEAM will always Be
ready, and easily found, TO 40 any hsnllngg
within the city limits ling Y \. SoE 9 gsasNpA y @ At n
a efSeciRltys A. N. ARNOLD,
9Ggb Proprietor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-09-17

WoOlis now pouring in Port
land from Eastern Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-09-17
Az the Midday,
.E:I:-Ow :?
BY calling on
R. G. EIELL 4 SON,

With d prescription, where you can have
n compounded by one experienced in that
,hrticillar line. Also, constantly on hand
n gnod assortment of fresh drugs, patent
medicines. chemicals, paints, oils, dye
stuffs. tl.usses, etc. Agents for the
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-03

past, and setting their high hopes upon
u glorious future, and as surely as Gone
t"2ch of nature makes the whole world
kin, 50 surely shall tho bitterness Of the
p1st be washed out in the charity Of mu =
tual forgiveness
Gentlemen, you arc co-workcrs with
many Of the wisest, the most practical,
tho most enterprising and most liberal
citizens in all the land trust that your
counscls und labors will tend to dovclop
and aggrandizc our State, and to enlist
her people in an enterprise which
promises ss much benefit to them and to
the whole county.
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The Rural CaI0iinian.

We are in receipt of the May number
Of TIE "Rural Carolinian," which fully
main tans its we'll earned reputation as "A
first lass Agricultural Magazine. The
lea ding articles in the number before us.
are up to the high st audard of previous
uum bcrs, while the Selections generally
possess more than ordinary interests to
those engaged either in Agricultural or
Horticultural pursuits.
We are pleased to notice that the
Literary Department, is filed with
judicous selections of high merit, in fall
accord with the well known literary
tastes Of Mr.. d II Jacques, the editor.
The addition of this department. to the
Magazine is meeting with general favor.
1t gives variety to its pages, making it
a desirable family companion while it
does not in the least dctract from its
merits as a faithfulreproscntatvc of the
Agricultural intcrits of the country.
Announcement is made ofthe aSso cia-
ton Of Mr.. Vim. l.. Daggctt with the
Publishers Department. otthO Magazine.
From the energy which he has over
exhibited, during his long connection
with the press Of Charleston, We look to
to see the RURAL CAR0i.iSiAH, main
tain its past reputation in every particu.
lar, aud 20 on prospcrins in the future
Those of our readers who have no
already sub cribcd to the RURAL CAR
GILMAN. should send for specimen
copy and enroll their names at once n
its subscription list.
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News Summary.
"Onc little Inimn &c. Boy"
SAVAGE STRATEGICS.
SAN Francisco, April 30.

a courier arrived at Yrcka to day
from the Lava Beds bringing the iutcl.i-
gencc Of another battle between the
troops and the Mclocs. On Saturday
last, the &c instant General G.li,m
ordered Il reconnois lncn TO b! made or
the enemy, who were supposed to De
south Of the Lava B;ds. For this pr
pose he detailed sixty men of the Fourth
Artillery aapl Twelfth Infantry. The
troops then ntaBch d across HE hcls in
tho direction of the hluf, to che south,
where tie 3iuAoes were supposed to be
cntrcuohGd, The Reconnaissance was
made witl due cautiun and shar plo,k
out was kept. The trsopsrp,a.hDL ID sa1 HI"
twenty feet Of the hh.S;s w.;!.,ut mplcs
'atiuns ,or discovering any traces Of the
enemy, when sud,lrnly the Mod pcs who
lay IL ambush j Iong the rocks awr;tin;
fhe'.r approach opened most telling and
dcotruStlve fire npon the unsuspac:ir =
troops. Isc latter on. fading THAI tl.ns
had th!lsa hiio Il trap attempted TO + =
treat. A number sprang among the
rocks and crcpt into the crcviccs for
shelter from the eallipg fire o! the In
dams lie Modocs. who were hid den
behind the r>cks, fired with deadly
precision ard bad every advantage over
the troops, vino touId themselves Qpp IS
ed to the withcrins fire q! al unsccr roc
without being able to return it effectively
a part CT the infantry rstroated tp
hollow spnt among the rocks, The
Indians saw this aud in Gcw n.om eats
the troops were surrounded. hu Mo.
docs sccreted in the rocks opened fro,
aud killed and weundsd Ill except three
who managed to- escape. No MoLocs
are rcpo:tcd killed. The ambuscude
was So complete that the indians wuro
entirely covered f,on the return fire of
the troops, The latter were completely
taken by surprise. During the entire
engagement seventeen privatcs were
killed and twcniythrcc wounded.
Grea; Indignation is expressed here ut
the bad management which has resulted
in such Wholesale sIan. htcr of the troops
aud the cnli ire affair is regarded as most
difgsacc!ul.
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IN TILE C@URF OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS. Newton T. W. Sistrunk made
suit TO me 10 grant 10 him Letters of Ad-
miniIraiion of the Estate and effects of
Mrs. Ann Sistunk, late of orangcburg
County, deceased
These arc therefore 10 cite and adg.opish
all aud singular tho kind;cd nni Creditors
of The ss-iG Gcccascd, 10 be aud appear be-
fore nae at II Court Of Prg.atc for the said
County, to he holden nt Ornncchure on the
1th day Of May, 1893, at 10 9'Gloek A..
NJ. I" show cause if my, why The said Adj
minisiratiqn should not be gr6ptet
Given uaacr uiy hand and the Seal of my
'"nrt Ms lath day of April, a. y. 1873,
and IN The ninety seventh year OF Amorican
Independence.
AVG. i. KNQWITON,
Isl Jndsc 81 Probate 0.'C.
api 10 2t
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] IN TnE COURT r pkoBsrE a.

!. Whereas, GcSree BSiiSer,s stierk 81 the
Courts Of Geaerals Sessions and Commons 4.
Pleas, of said County, hath applied 70 me
for Letters of Atb,inistratioh on the Estate
aud Effects Of Lawrence Avinger, late of --
'Orangeburgs sGosety deceased. I i iYs5FBE
/ These aretherefbre to oitei and ahtintofifsh
all and sing plaD, seg ykinsred, and Cseditsrs
OF the saig deccessa. 10 be and appear, be-
rfore mc:nt Go,irt Of Probate for The saiF
Count y TO he holden at orapSebafg. ON she
l7h day. Of May 1877, at 10 O'clock Al
mnistratian should not be granted.
Given Hafssr my Iiae.i and, tho Sealof ,Cour,R \
this 9Th day Of APl a. D. 1873, and IN.
the a;l.s'y 7se' nth year Of American Inde-
pcRfcncc. - ~ '"
I tA;S.ls q, AUG. b, zhNowLToN, '.4S -
apl o-I Probate, Judge, %. C. =
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United States Internal
Revenue.
Notice TO Special-Tax Payers.

The lazy Of December "a, 1872, requires
every person engaged in an business
"Yocaliom, cr employment, WHICH r,nlcr.
him liable to . SrEGIAE TAX to procure
aud place conspicuously in his establish
mcnt or place of business, 4 STAMP lie
noting the payment of said Special Tax be-
fore commencing business
Tie taxes embraced within the provisions
of law above IuotcCi arc thc following, viz
Ncctihcrs. .......S"cN 90
Dealers, illiquor. - On
Dealers, wholesale liquor. 100 90
bcUlc2I, i'll nult liquors, Wholesale. 30 co
Dealers, in malt liquors, rc,ail...... ~ 90
Dealers ia leaf tubac - 90
Retail dealers in leaf tubncco........ 800 on
and or sales Of over : 900, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess
Of LOCO
Dealers in manufactured tohacco..... > 90
Manufacturers of fstills.................. 10 %
aad for each still oG worm manu-
fncuucd........ ................... 20 90
Mupuiacturcrs ofIobacco............. 10 GO
Manufacturers of cigurs............... 10 90
Peddcrs Of tobacco, first class.
(morc than two horses ......... 30 90
pcdlicrs o. tobacco, second ci,ss,
u horses - OU
Fedllcrs Of tobacco, thirl class,
Il horse ............. IL %
rcldlcrs OF tobacco. forth class
ton foot or public convcyancc)..... 10 90
Brewers Of lcss than 800 barrcls.... 10 90
Brewers of 800 barrels or nlore.... 100 90
Any person who shall fail to comply with
the foregoing requirements will bc subjcc
, TO severe penalties.
Speciat-tox Payers throughout the United
States are reminded that they must make
appicatioa to tie Collector Tor Deputy
| Colcctorl of Lhcir respective districts, and
procure the proper stamp for the Special
TAX Year, commencing May l. 1873, without
waiting Cor further notlcc.
W II. CLOUTNAN,
Collector Internal Revenue,
I'D District South Carolina
Application Way also hc made 10, and
STAMPS procured Of
ROBET b. STtNELY,
Deputy Collect or
Charleston South Carolina
May 1t
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The State of South Carolina
ORANGEBURG COUNTY

IN TIE COURT OF PRorATE.
by AUGUSTUS b. KNowLTUN, ESQ,
Judgs Of Probate in said County.
NhEEhAS, Rosa Y Clark hath applied
TO me for Letters of Administration On the
Estate Of Lawrence ID. Clark, late of said
County. deceased.
These arc therefore To cite md adm onish
al! "Ed singular the kindrcd and Creditors
of the said deceased to be and appear be-
ierc me III II Court of Probate for tue said
County. to he holden at my Office in Orange
huFg. :. C., on the twelfth day of Nav,
1873, aS t0 o'clock \. NJ. ia show cause i T
amy, why shc said AlWiuist EatioL should
not he granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the
Court, this 2jth day Of April A. d. 1873.
aud in tLc 9Ith year of Au.cricon indie
p"nlcncc
Is, AUGUSTUS h. KNOWLToN,
apl 2b-@t Judge of Probat c.
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YET A CHANCE FOls T1EI3
DEBTOR.
A Substitute for the Homestead.
UNDER TIE NATIONAL
BANKRUPT LAW.

The National Bankrupt law was
amended by tho last Congress, so that in
addition TO the uniform exemption of
$500, all the property is exempted from
its operation which she several States
have reserved cram execution FOR debts.
In South Carolina shc exemption is
one thousand dollars Of real estate and
fvo llu ndrcd Of personal property,
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.7'~Ff'FF sss EpkrEaAa
q. j, 0LfVER0S, NJ. b. '.s
asfs@
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, rA1xrs,

80
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS yARNIsF, ,Nos7KxPHoniYESg
LAMPS, GARDEN SEEDS, &c., Be- " ' : -
F, PROSECUTIONS prepared Fith Ae1eUR-
ACY and FlRGEITY, fos Shic.l p,iEpsss q 9
full and complete aAscrtmeas Of APuREs
CHEMICALS and GEESgLNK DRUGS will ss
constantly on hand vEF
Long cxperience--e auecessfti business,
sarepf af mere fhan eishtyeaes ihto otsise- 81
.hnrs gsqi LRSyiedge, Of. the pRUG
MARkEB al ksiRe and abroad, will afford
sufficient guarantee that all goods ssid or .
dispensed at my 9estalltshmsnt, sili bs
GkNtlNE sRq RELIABLE,
Arprcoiafpg the success shich iacths
pas, has attended my efrsris, have deet
'srmined to- spare ns Rainsto merh sss7
'iH"nee OF tho patronage so literally bcs'ow-
ell.
4" hz'sA-a sE. J.sOEEy Ros'NsDNss ss q
s a No IGrE fsssl Stree q urans ssbargz1A
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HuF MUDpG war.

W.tSnlNGroN, April %.
General sherman appears perfectly
confident to day hat the military are
nova ,u.a~tcrs Of the situation III the Mo.
doc cnunsry, since the. eccipt Of intoll-
gcnce that the Indians have not escaped
to tie mountains, but are still in the
lava beds. General SchuGclGis satisfied
that the Indians will now be extcrniina
ted aud shat the Modoc war will not be
the subject for daily talk throughout he
country many days longer
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Proceedings Of Council.
Or. S. 9. April ~

OR..NGEBuEG, S. g. April 25.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt. Present, the Mayor and Alder
men Bolivcr, Willcock, Martin end
Olivcros. Minutes of last meeting
were rcud and approved.
Upon motion the Mayor war cn,pow-
cred to issue commissions 10 ----- uum-
Der OF night Police.
'poh motion, it was resolved, that Il
Town Tax OF ONE MIL, be levied upon
all Real Estate, and also, at the same
time, TO be collected the License Tax
on all Business and Professions, &c, aS
is laid down in Ordinance Books, on
Page 23 TO page 81, inclusive The
time for collecting the said Tax on Real
Estate and Professions or business shall
begin on the Fifteenth 1o) day Of Nay
1873, and the Tax Books will be closed
on .hc 2L day Of June 1873, at which
time all ictaultng Tax-Paycrs shall
pay penalty of'rwcnty (20) per cen
tum on their original assessment.
Whereas appeals from The Elliott
Hook and Ladder Company, have
come to tbs CouAci} for ;csaistaace to
pu; their ovEaEi.otion in hcttes plight
TO contend with the frc.iicnd; and
whereas, this Body appiccinting the
efficient and valuable services of such
an organization to the Town in tie
event Of fires, unanimously, vote them,
the sum OF 0nc Hundred and Fifty
.Qj0) dollars. 70 be paid upea The
order of the Company, when Council
+ is i'll funds.
Upon motion it was resolved, that
two, if not more. or BabrockS Fire EX-
tinguishcr>,' be procured for the ser
vices Of the Town.
On motion, Council adjourned.
l.. j. OLINEROS,
Clerk o. T. (.
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Sheriff. S Sales.

By1rirtue of Sunlry Executionsto me di4
Orangeburg G. f., on the FIRST NON :!
DAY in May next, FOR CASH, ali the.
Right Title and Interest of the Dcfend-
ants In the following Property via ~
!: Nne tract of land coptaiuing 40oaeYes
more or less, in Orangchurg County, bound
cd on the Northeast by Columbia Road, East
by lands formerly of II. C. wannamakcr,
South and West by Y. X Sasportas.
D. One truct i'll snid County containing
$50 ucrgi more or less, boundcd on the
North and West by land of o. Fnrnnm.
East by the tract above described and West
by land of 7. X. Saspprtas Levied on the
property of Gospcr lllahimst AT the suit Of
Jacob Amnksr.
ALSO
All that tract OIL parcel OF land in said
County, esntnihipg l24 acres, With Dwell.
ing House and oiAcY Improvements, being
tract whcrcon J. Hamilton Fielder now re-
sides, bounded on the South by the Orange
burg Road, aud on all other sides by lands
of j Hamilton Fielder LcvioI or Us the
property Of j. Hamilton Fielder ut the suit
of TL0nas W. Mcllichamp. tS H7
ALSO aar s
One Buggy. Levied on ns tho property Of
Joel X. Nhctscll ut The suit of John f. aud
Laura 5. j. Jackson.
ALSO
NJ lcwisvillc, beginning at IL O'Clock on
Monday aud continuing fron day to day
until the whole stock is disposed off, all the
Stock OF Goods III Store, qr Winfield CLARK.
consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes,
Hats, Crockcry. Tin Ware, &c. Levied on
on the property Of Winfield CLARK at the
suits OF Pcakc, Opcdykc * Co. aud others,
Shcriff"s Otfcr. l.. |. CAIN,
orangrhurg c. ii. 5. C., S. O. c.
Apl 18th. lS7l.
apl ~ I'll
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the Arab tibes bordering on the gulf
hUvo signed an anti,slavcry treaty. 1t
is believed this example will be followed
by numerous other chiefs of adjoining
pretty prinoipalities where the slave
trade still exists.
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.'.t tas k1ls EsS,
A SMALL FARM e

FOR SALE aboHt three quarters or y
mile from the 4G,aurt House containing IG,
acres with GOOD DWELLING. KiTcHgy,
STABLE ana en- ExcsiIsnt wlsIf. cf VA.
TER. Also sons ca HaIGE FRUIT TRgEs
haFe rccrnfly hecn set oiR. - ~
The above Is one of the nost stlssira6le
and healthy places in the State. For pnr-
tculars anply to AJbIz.IM! WDi.Fk, Yt
Or to THAD. c. ANDREWS. -
y jan Is T2JTPag PfsS E} Sm
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Fl Y M E N E A L.

MARnrBp-On the 23i April, 1873, by the
Rev. j. j. Workman, Mr.. ROBERT JONES
to Miss ANNA l.. SMOAK. vi Of Orange
burg County.
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IN gllE CeuNr or FRoRArE

Nns.tvS, George Euli,cr, Clerk of .hc
Enuri- of Gen, ri :, .sioms aud Conmn.I
F!c"s .,- S"l'l toGntv, l;;iiI made srtii to me
:" grant HIM i."tt,rS OF administration OF
lhc Estate aud Effects uf Sarah liiAnakcs,
late "f said County. deceased.
These ar" therefor" To- 1" cite anl atmou.
ich all aud singular The kindred aud trcdi-
'orS "t the said Sarah Binnaker. deceased.
that they he and appear before ME, in the
Nonrt OF Probate, I" ~ held nj OsnngShurg
t"uti House Oh th" .ih day of May ncNt,
after publication hcrcof, at IL vclock in
the forenoon. 10 shcw cause. il any thcv
have. why th,. said Administrator should
n"t bc granted. - 81.
Given under my hand this ~, day of April
Auuo Dumu; 1873.
Is. AUG. l.. KNOwLT0N.s
Probate Judge, Q. G.
apl ) IT