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b. n all
good mon employment and good wages.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. George N, Frin],. aa,c,,.
tor or Thomas Eckarde. Esq, wilt take placo t.
daY. at o'clock, at Christ Church. corncr NJ
michigan avenuo mud Twonty-fourth street,
Ihoro % VIII DO funeral train to '0n1twood Com
altor long and painful lnoAs and is 1r,onri,cti|
by large circlo Of friends, who llayo now only
tho last sad ritos to perform.
az moetfng OF tho Atlbacribor8 to tho capttal
stock Of tla Meollanics' md Tradorn' Savings,
Loan, and Building. Company Of Chicago, held
y se:ted tS prdstops pers0 ~
Brewster, p. I. Boone, i. ". s. Drawloy, Stow.
| art Marks, G. W. Waito, q. X. Cromwell, r. w.
Dobson, and George N. butcher. Oniccrs-
| rrcaidont, Philip a. floyne; Vice- president ".
boone secretary, John n. Hayes Ifroaanror,
German National Dat,k. loan Committee
H. Doono, ". I. Drowstor, G. w. Waite Solicit
tor, L. W. 8. Brawloy.
| The paronts and frion1s of the pupils Of rrof.
tiom n@tns sonool Witnessed very oanan cxhb
Turner Hall. Tho declamationB wore rood. and
1so esanya md nlubic particularly praiaoworthy
For excellence In docla,nations, join Nfiche]a al
va ,MauEega,l' Bernard Faylnonville, barbara Well
ate ee; eefstG sm1 Age1 Yorgho md lsosa ang
scllwoistilal. Lauronce Ennis delivered vory
tlo Latin Grafton. at the closo, tho nuniln wero
wcI1 niouao ",tu ,.;t M premiums, ailel M dlaperse,
wf;c rooot vi ,e.1 Ky al.ornuqs
i, E;laror ,,ro.;It upoh 'lo school. Mr. u.
AoA a' t''e Pano'
r,,o a,,r.,,,. c,u.,-,-.-,--',,
c;,a. oy1Nclhe otaae'm mentions the doat1i Of
simon DeGraff, a former Sull-known bridge
builder,
va.,
oIu,, MsL ',pM 9 i,s Wilton touching letter to The
n,'1 " H. ."rs that tho Americans are
ol't u tao Anslsh'
Prof. T. @. Chambcrlin, Of tho wbjtew,tor
(Win.) Normal School, l,aH aecopled t},o nowiv-
established clair Of Natural 6.ie,,oea nj HalGit
College.
John A R;ro,o,, ,,.,,,
incfnn ,as, TrGat I Ieenln9a homo from wash
for lamar ahom3 + w. nt sanaerstana no wall start
.o~P11 anqtis tle 1Bt or August.-Gddiz
Az Natal, n1ona .z
honnrcd h, ttsn'', n on so fourth tlo stand was
Wilson ,vba ~ toR tho presence OF yico-Presidens
aomhnos nnoEh unaplo 10 ADDRESS tho as
'so, ~ 'ons slo'u1ased oach hponkor.
Gen. sllrivor, Of Washington, who elopel n
lew days ago with widow cmployed in tha
lToaaury Department, left behi1il him a VITA
and Two grown daughters. His age ia 81. and
that OF bis companion 35.
Mrs. Manning, of sortb c.ro,;.. .u,,
Gently died wna ooonocto '1 r., ed1o,1a, n Who fe-
Goycrnora of Tia gtnto ny ~ g.0ou @ WIZ aouf
arf}enn wna Inv ,,,ola ~ 80: o"ne5 = 1teE-
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Great New Route to New Mexico, Col
orado, and Kansas.
Shortest line to Pueblo. Trinidad and Santa Fo.
Shippers and eingrants tako notice. Atch!son, To-
neka ean" FL Railroad. This line follows the beau,
fnl Arkansas Valley 10 Grenada in Colorado wilrrs
daily stagea connect with points n Southern Colorado
ahd Now Mexico. Three million acrea Knusna innts
FOR sae eleven years. timo, per cont interest Oics
no. VI Clark street. v. E. Webb General Agaat
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CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD.
Dspo,s-inat " Lakes Iadiana.r, md !gixtetsM. IT,
a." ~, e1Si u "na Sr'tt"ss* Ticket oe<s No. ky CYarH.
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Summer Arrs.ngc,n cl,t.

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fNe sonuay ut lin a. N. i,afy 1 ~s''So'' AR
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@ Nnf tS .ntsody suEg o Nervous Doby
aao ~ aisgfaeIs brought by u'iisafItons in so,th
as:t. sny ds9KR!s has tho iu9tel!ents. Audtsta WR
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISL lAMD = pnn,r,c sbupn.n
Depot, cosntr u |tsn B,ren and rro,nu,t, sy....
II IIest Nadisua.4t, ~ '*'1''
Lsart. Arrfss.
Omaha. .LeavsnwtthH Atcheou E,; ;.O.lE r. " 9,t - -
Mill 5:1G p. II. $50 t
- - tl1:o1 It 90 d. m
..eHno!n e Atcnlk6n 11pfGssttIQ:D1p u. Il zoo d m
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24

Last week was a warming ono fnr mur
dcrcrs i'll the number of feAamplcs of
capital punishment which have taken
place in various p,rts of the country.
Two men wse executed ia California
and one in Illinois. Lusgnauit the
Italian murderer, was hung at Morris.
town, y. j.; Nixon, the murdercr of
Pfcifcr, was hung In New York city.
The warrant for fhe execution Of
Hollohnn, one Of the murIcrcrs Of Mrs.
Lampley, now In Baltimore j,il. Was
officially read 10 him yesterday Others.
in "ari"us parts Of the country, con
victed Of murder, may see in these
exhibitions u determination to enforce
the laws pfemoaition of their ywn fate,
Among these IL St"kcs, who is still,
through bis counsel, seeking 10 avail
himself of legal sechnicalities to escape
his doom. One OF the muir dcrers
executed last week, Ni8ms, committed
the crime for which he has been punish.
cd some time after the killing of Fisk
by Stokes. II is evident, however, tn 1t.
hanging is not played out" in the
United States and men of yi"!cncc may
pro6tably consider the illustrations of
that faot which have occurred during
the past week. q Meantime, it is stated
that the Court Of Appeals of New York
will. within f"rtni. ht, hear and de.
tcrminc the appeal in the case of Stoke,
and thus deci5c his doom.
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\ DcEa WITHOUT SEcoSp,s. :.

In Saturdays Ledger appeared an
account Of the shut giu dual at iory
Lake, De Soto County, Mississippi, be.
tween Colonel VIM. Botelcr sasa Mr.
Winfield VI MsCrellard, which tnnk place
last Friday evening. There we're quite
"a nuinkcr of citizens at Horn Luke when
the bclliRcrcn,s w.Ikcd out "a hun lrcd
yards tr"m the dept IA settle dilIiculty
without sounds, u none uf the centl.
men present would act. The parties
had her, sofore been gnnl friends. but
had gu"srcllcd over their cups" aAnat
:, me triviaD maater. Those in town
could see the 6ghHsrs on the hill, anu
could hear the loud eonvcrsat'on AS u!.ey
were preparing fur ahe coutost Colonel
Botelep loaded his gun with heavy s1r,ir
rel sl"u, having determined not to' kill
his opponent, but to cripple hin, by
shooting him in the legs. MIR MeClel
!. nd, however. WIS not SO cunsiderate,
as He rsa,li,ed down ss1tcen hurksi,o OF in
each barrel 1t WIS sgsced that tic
Clsllnn'l should pace oB twenty steps
FROM Where Bn,eer stood then Nc.
Clciland was T., W"ecl aruasJ aud buth
parties wcrc to FIRE. McClcll.md
marched oft, never looking back. but
called "ut The puess aS he went When
he called twenty, he shou, ed. .'l}ote'ey,
are you ready ?" "Re'dy,!" answered
the coloucl Then McClelland wheeled
aud there Was simultaneous dischas: &c
OF the guns, Botelcr firing both barrels
at once and Mct'k!land but one. The
c"l"ncl was unhurt, but McClrIlaud fell
shot through the left lc:. lie got up,
however, AID, as he aggcred, he dis
charged the other load. Butcler appro.
achcJ him and extrnd,l his hand, say
ing:
"McClelland, take my ihand and let
us be friends
u Do IL do, was the
answer. Sons pa'hying took place,
McClcllan'l insisting HAT he would load
his gun again. Colnu. Boteler took
the prernution to place some buckshot
in his pocket. aud answered:
"MaGlvlland, you are not much hurt I;
| shot you with squirrel shot, II, did
not desire to kill you, but if: you load
again, next Une b shall iiIlyou GER
tain"
BY shis timc a number of citizens
s'eing the Inf Of sspvas aud hearing
the reR'rs Of The guns, ran up aad. stop.
Fed all faO,her proceedings.
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MESTEAD.

The recent decisions of the Supreme
Court Of tho United 81 ates Aave deeJute d
the HOMESTEAD At'fS of this st.fe I'M
constitutional as 10 debts contracted Prev
iorts to 1868.
The last amen n4ment to Ne Bankrutt law
gives to the debtor the ssrne exemption of
real and personal property as was given to
hi by the HOMESTEAD LAW.
The only way that HOMEsTEADs csh be
secured is by tnking the benefit of the B&nk-
rupt Act.
Especial attention has been aud will be
devoted to this branch Of tho law by
BROWNING & BROWNING.
Attorneys at Law.
Russell Street, Orangeburg s. c.
may "a 81
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WATTERN's WisIr ExpI.ArsRn

"Mack," ni tho ST. Aouis Drmoorof
who phys p'ktr himself, thus aIluaes, to
Mr.. Wattersons "trip to Europe From,
the large number OF Loulsvillisns Booked
if"r Europe this spring, We inier ais
winter poker season ut that paint was
very successful. One prominent oitisep'
was board TO remark to his wife u day or
two since, My dear, il | hadn't filed on
that last hand yesterday we would have
been obliged to skip Italy, but il is all
right nov; that last raise of Higgins
just rays for the vesuvius and Pumpeii
trip Thus do the finc arts of the pre-.
sent assist iu diffusing knowledge OF
the past
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last week. narrowly escaped assassination
in New Orleans.
Stokes who killed james Fisk, Jr, has
been denied a new trial by tic Genera
Term OF the Superior Court of New
York. His council propose now to take
the case tip to the Court of Appeals.
The Woman SufFragists held their
twenty fifth anniversary in this city hast
week, at Which they claimed that their
principles were n,w spread all over the
world.
The aggregate amount paid into the
I. s. Treasury up to May 5, by twenty
seven Members of Congress, 1t being
the" return of extra compensation, is
S111,000.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24
New jury Law.

Tho Michigan Legislature, in, ;ts rc-
cent session mado some importans a.ldi.
tions tothe Criminal Code of tho State
One prescribes that the formation Of an
opinion'that is not positive iu It's oharac.
ter shall DO no ground for tho challenge
Of Juror. The other ,ends into prompt
confinement the murderer for whom the
plea OF insanity" is successfully mado
upon his trial.
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Foreign.
VIENNA, Monday, May 12.

i"HNH, "ouu"0, thaJ II.
The arrangements for she visit of the
Emperor of Russia TO Vienna, have been
completed, 1t is announced that he
will arrive ON the 1st of june. and the
next day will make the tour of the
Exposition. Ho will remain hero six
days, during which series Of magu,fi
cent fctes are contemplated,
The King Of the Belgains will reach
the city three days before the Gar and
vii s'sy hro houtt.c fest vites.
The visit of the Gar will b, succe ii.
ed BY one from the Emperor Wilhelm
she time for which has not yet been
settled
From IL 600 40 16, 900 persons visit
the Vienna Exl osition daily, although
it is far from complctun The Amcri
can section had not, at hast accounts
received the articles intclnled for it. A
correspondent, ridiculng il, writes that
the contributions thus far from the
United States are, two cases of Colts
hfearms, three iinnacleS one stulTc,l
eagle, two alt-cellars, dentists chair
and six bottles Of water t;rken from the
Mississippi River"
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Domestic:
CONGRESSIONAL CoyvySTIoy.

A large number of Western and
Southern citizens invited mcmbcrs Of
both Houses of Congress to meet at st.
Louis on Tuesd,y last, when it was pro-
posed to lay be'orc them the agricultu.
p,l, manufacturing and commercial needs
o. tho West and South, in the hope Of
thereby securing their corporations TO-
ward obs.iaing such natioual legislation
as will insuse the improvement Of pres.
ent aud opening u. of new Water lines
Of transportation to tho scaboards. phe
delegations ct Representatives. 1T the
Convention WAS quite large the proceed.
inSs Will Be given next week.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CO SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
ORASoEDrRo COUNTY, s. c.,
May 9th, 1873.
Alta MEETING of the County Board Of
School Examiners, held in purausnce of an
Act Of the General Assembly, providing for
the APPOINTMENT of SCHOOL TRUs.
TEES, the following gentlemen were duly
appointed to hold their Office for the Term
Of two years, to wit:
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO
Ponccs' Toraship.
pGM warVcok.
Jerry Tilly.
Rufus Feldsr
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.
Poplar Tornship.
W. snider.
VIM Paullipg.
Vim Greene.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No,3.
Fine Grore Todnship.
AR Eloed,
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All the analogies 90 to prove that the
next stage Of being is higher than this.
Death is an upward step in the asceud :
ing order Of au endless life. 1t is a gain
In what it leads to, and gain in the re
straipts it throws over US here, The new
sanctions it gives to righa living the
props it puts behind she wavcrins- Will.
1t is gain in trial and trouble. in the
sweet aud blessed hope Of dslivorauOeit
drops CO the heavy heart Aud it is. a
gain in the heat aad passion of the day
by the glory hat streams down through
It's open door from on high.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24
TEae Hate Duel.

The recent sad affair near Rich mo nd
has given some of our Northeru e4
changes theme for vast deal OF
|humDr" and "sarcasm." The entire
civilization of the South Is portrayed in
ludicrous style.
The World has jast INDUCED in very
bitter and CALLING article on this sub.
ject.
"Whiskey and saw.handled pistols" !"
according t9 this able paper are necessa.
~ parts of the daily bread and apparel
Of every Southern man,
"Life is not SAFE" with us. When
one contemp!ates that this unjust and
base Misrepresentation Of The South
comes from the region where murder
har just been leading dance over tn e
nut ilated corpses of butchcred humanity,
where death has held high Court and
carnival, where "murder most foul' has
been the daily occurrence and has be-
come a theme Of common import, aye,
of jest, how bold and trite and poor the
"humor," how weak the "satire" of our
friend. Charity, and justice, alike,
begin at home.
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NOTICE.

In accordance with an ACT Of the Gene
raj Assembly passed on the Goth February
1879, all persons HOLDING CLAIMS
against the County of 0rangeburg prior TO
the first day of November A. ID. 1872, will
present the same to George Boliter, ESQ.,,
Clerk OF the Court of said County, for Reg
istra,ion, on or before the irst dky Of ooto-
her, t. D. 1873, and all Claims not Regis
tered within said'tme win not be paid!
II. II r. SMOAkE,
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
GEORGE BoLlVER,
Clerk.
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yht TRIAL OF GEORGE ruprEa.

Capt. George Tupper who Was tried
in Columbia during the lont fortnight for
the killing of Caldwell, has been con-
victed of manslnughter His counsel
moved fog new trial
The motion for new trial was re
fused by Judge Carpenter, and Tupper
was scntenced to FIVE years hard labor
in the pcnitentiary.ss
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24

EHNAk N0TlCE.-An persons
Il having Demands against the Estate of
Jahy weoks deceased are notified 10 pre
sent the sane prop rly attest ed TO the un-
der ;ned and al persons indicted are re-
q'e"ed to make immediate payment as I
desire 10 close the Estate.
p. NJ. CARSON,
Administrators Of tbs Estate of Jab, Weeks.
may D 80
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ID Fooshec, T II Puckett, W Whitley,
ECKER, II Eptipg, = A Tribble.
STATE OF SOUTH CARULDNA,
AhHErILLE County, Januaty IA, 1873.
l. l.. ID. Bowie, Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas and General Sessions, for
county and Sia'e aforesaid, do hereby
certify that am personally acquainted
with the above signers, and take pleasure in
saying TINT they are seyerally y honorable
gentlemen, aud are men of credit and un-
doubted veracity. will add that Messrs
Culver brothers have sold several hundred
OF their Farmer Cooking Stoves in this
county, and. so far az have heard, they
give universal ee'isfsction,
L. d. BOWIE.
april l9 At
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24
LONDON, Monday, May. II


Khiva is taken. The. troops from
Tashkcuj ard Fort No. 7, after con.
contration in the Boukan Kills, marched
directly across the kizikma desert t.
the lower Gxus. There they communi.
Gated with the suTp'y steamers fom
Fort No. !, thus practically tablshiuy
new base within striking distance of
Khiva.
The Liverpool officials arc iuquiring
into the loss of the "Atlantic," mainly
respecting the alleged insufficieucy Of
provisions aud caal. The agent of the
white aStar line testified that the
Atlantic had on board, when she left
Liverpool, 633 tous of coal a.c provis
ions for voyage of 33 days independent
Of fhe cabin stores.
A shocking railway ai.as'cr occurred
near PeSth. Austria, om tlc 7th' inst
Twenty psrsous are se9ortrd to have
been hillcd outright anil forty injured
Sis o. Phe carriages ntrackcd to thu
trai~ were completely detnolishcd.
The only news from 8 Jain last vocle
concerned the operations Of phe Carlias,
who appear to lie check et,' no nearly all
points by the Governments troops
The Popu'a condition is again critical
On Saturday he was too i'll to receive
some Pilgrims from PsAucs..
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STOCKHOLM, MondIy, Nav 10

The coronation Of Oscar ii and Sop.
Vie Wilhelm mine rs King and Queen
Of Sweden and Norway took place to day
The weather was unfavorable, but i'm.
mcnse crowds Witnessed the royal pro.
ces'ion, and ckecreT as She rev king
walked to the church in pouring .ain
Atnisht there was a general illumination
and the city was given up to- iestivity and
n joicing.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24

Political affairs in. louisiana con.
tinue in very dcranged state. Kellogg
is the Governor in power, while No.
Every claims that he was legally elected
United States troop are required to
keep the peace in some places. Kellogg
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24
NOTICE no
60 II TR ACTORS,
may "a

ADIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TIE
erection of a Fair Building of the Orangeburg
Agricultural and Mechanical Association,
until second day Of June next, as follows:
/. Bids ior lumber delivered on the ground,
pcr NJ.
:. Bids for the work manship of the building
aHortiings t" plans and specifications in the
hands OF the Chairman
5. Bids for the furnishing of material and
workmanship combined
Thcsc bid, to be sealed and addressed to +.
H. w. Briggmann, Esq, Chairman Building
Committee, ut Orangcburg, :. c.. and the
tonmittre reserve the right to rcjec. any
bids no, deemed advantageous TO the Associ;i-
ton.
+. IT. W. BRlGGMANN,
Chairman lui!ding Committee.
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DEATH AccoRpIxa TO WILSON.

MOI dccai one Of the principals Of the
late duel iV Virginia has sincc i ed.
Warrants are out fnr Mccarthy and
the seconds, who according to the Vir.
ginia laws, are to bc tried for NJ ar.lcr
in the fFss degree. Mccarthy IT, i'm
proving. &
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24

WHO Will BE oRR's SUCCESSOR.
President Grant offered the position Of
Minister to Russia to Judge Pierrepout
Of New York. He however declined.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24

"Iou exhaust my patience, cried u
doctor who was eng aged in quarrel
with his wife. You exhaust your pa
tients worse Chan ] do" WIS the rc,ort.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24
O B. I T U A R Y.
IN MEMORIAm,

impartial death has again visited orr u,lict
Teighboraood, and borne another sweet spirit
to Its long resting place. 1t hath pleased
Almighty God, tn have sorcly afflicted little
LIZZIE NICroRIA WAY. for more than two
years before her death with one of the terri
bic maladies 10 which humanity il heir Nc.
dnllary Cancef1. Medical aid wa. called to
her relief in the very inripicacy Of the dis
e;t-e, and strenuous efforts were made 10 ar.
rest r,wthoutavail. Ter fond parents how
eyer, still hoped tl,at something mi.ht b,.
done to mitigate her Suffering, and restore
her healt,. The very best medical authority
ni the country wis then consulted and even
those who h',d made the study of that disease
4 spcclaity wVre faithfully tried: but niI
availet nothing save the cXtcnluutun of her
suffering Slowly but surely the unSrIldurd
snh4lcrcr cncroachcd upon her vital, until
the k,st spark Was c&tingui.hrd. and released
from her sniicrings her spirit took il flight
to linn who gave it: Her rrntrart,d and
painful illncsst had tho roughly elected the
sympaihlcS OF all who knew her; and her
parents feel grateful for the unc..rsin,c care
and Interest, naniics:vd by their friend, in
her behalf. From the beginning of her lick
ness to the last moments of her s,av m on
Garth. She departed this life after two wear,
suffering, being six years aud six month, old
Death has no sting for her nuw. Her last
earthly debt is paid and her spirit i.umspeak-
ably happy. We viii! scc her no more upun
earth I'LL rcsnrrcction'> day, when we hope
by Gods pcrniisSion to rise with her above
the clouds, wlIcdc ,i-'kmcss and a,rrnw. pain
and death shall never separate .e agaia
% happy dead in Thee tla, slccp;
Whaer DER tsair nIouldcring dust We mr"p.
o nithfnl Saviour. who shall ~nr,
That dust To iansum itt ~ thc tomb"
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Why is man who makes additions to
n false ruuier like one who has conf
dence in all that is told hin,7 Because
he re lies on all ,hat he hears.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24

Washington's watch has turned up in
Indiana, and Napclcon's in Ohio,
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. Office. 80 The e'opartncr-

n OTI( T.. --- The e'0Partncr.
IN Shl" heretofore known by the firm
nnmc OF LlGiiTFO1T 4 CANNON. Mt Light
ioo's Old stand. is this day Dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted TO
said firm will please make immediate pay
me" to J. V. Cannon ut the above stand
W. T. LlGHTFOOr,
j. W. CANNON.
May pr'ne, 1873 2i-3,
Thanking my sricnds for past favors, I
hope to merit their patronage hy strict at
tcntion To business anil Keeping nGtamily
"n hand FEtsli and CUnrLETE SIOUX
ni
GEOCEEIES.
EintsSts.
SEGARS.
TOBACCO, &c.
tnh and examine my Stock.
j. n. CANNON.
ma. ~ 3,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24
Smith Glover.
w w Vice.

Ameiia TOrnsiip.
J L Jumison.
e Jones.
r Bdyck.
school DISTRICT No. 6,
I'roti1ence 7ornship.
Fw vogt.
Harry Welfare
Louis Hillard.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO: O,
GOo,'ty's Topnhp. FF
Wade Hampton.
Hleck Mc6clvey:
FM Smith.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7.
Lyons TornshiP.
A o Holman.
AC Williams.
Wv williams.
SCHOOL DISTRICT no. g:
Cdv Castle 7ownship.
Peter Carson:
Martin Williams.
Nm Sammers.
school DISTRICT no. Q:
Middle Township.
JIM Fod+es.
Rev Thos Phillips.
Shedrick earn.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10.
Ordnyt T1enshp.
re AhH4e@s.
Marry Glover.
Henry Dickson.
s+hoeL DISTRICT NO. II.
ta~ Ca,e 70rasiip,'
Oh Riley.
Peter Gladden.
Edrick- Gl6rGf.
SCHOOL, DISTRICT 30. r.,
BranchtiHs 7op~ship.
W II Reedith..
Ewd Green.
Henry Riiry
SCHOOL, DISTRICT no. ls.
Me- Hope Tot3iship.
Rev saI,'l Ndy.
Geo Gasvin:.
Simeon 7 tdft6H.
SCHOOL DIsTR1tT NO. lat.
EH:nJeM Toahship..
RV Dunncrly.
Rufus Milestone.
Joe Bush.
SCHOOL DISTRICT 40. ID.
Eai<,o Tm-nsh;p.
Sam'l 7 Izlar.
Allen Brown.
Dan'l Washington.
SCHOOL DISTRICT 80. 49,.
Union fornsbip.
Ees W Chaplin.
Aaron Simmons.
VIM u Myers.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. IL.
hin" Ton~shir,
VIM y Mount.
VIM Il Burton.
Ceplius Farrson
SCHOOL DISTRICT Nn. Is.
|fiWor To9s4Al.
WIZ Riley.
EJ Frederick.
Irving Jenuins..
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. ie..
Liberty To9nshiii..
John II Livingston.
J j Jamisoa.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 20!
Goo''tumi TornShp.
ii W Corbitt
Aaron Ferguson.
Geo W Barton.
SCHOOL DISTRICT no. 81.
Hebron Tosnshp.
II Shannahan.
Isaac Thomas.
John II AxsOn.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO: ~.
Rockcy Gr~ee fonashtp.
John II Phillips.
Andrew Harrison.
Andrew Tyler.
School District No - shall hereaf,er
'mprise such portions of Rockey Grove
nd Hope~eil Townships, formerly School
istricis Nos. 22and % respectfully, J as are
Ut set of from the County of Orangebure
the formation of the New County, Of
iken.
The attention of Trustees hereby appoint
!, Is called TO Chapter MINK, Sections 2