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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-31
Education with Us.

= daow lamentably many whita men in
this county are unable to write tlYeis
names! Village life with its small con
fine of duties and It's narrow world of
gossip shuts us out from contact with
the rude ignorance that prevails to an
alarming extent.
In some parts of this County families
and clans Of men lead lives MS savage,
untamed and hcathcn us the Indians of
the far West.
In other parts, witchcraft Aourishcs
aud the witch doctor phys paying trade
81 out of the crcdulity, sup rsttion and
Ignorance of the noighbors.
s OF course this is not general. But
the fact of such gross and barbarian
ignorance existing near and around us is
startling.
~eSNSAoh 40 wv uCSiOClCu
} School houses are wanting or are oscd.
= Teachers are out of employment or arc
eking out miserable life upon salary
which is not even courteous thanks for
their labor.
The fault is with the people. The
School system is adequate for the cdu
cation of all the INDECENT children of the
County. Compulsiou is needed to deal
with the stoIid and inacnsatc ignorance
and brutishness that declines to send
the children to school,
Let the School Authorities, let the
PASTORS, let tho friends of education sec
to it that the law is enforced Every
boy and girl must go to school sn
m any mouths in each year.
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porarily interchonged Circuits. Judge
Cooke holds Court at Lexington the
present week.

The SurIter Nicps says I'VE learn
that a fearful tragedy has jus; been cn-
acted in Clarendon county, near the
Williamsburg lire. Tho circumstances
of the affaiI, as we heard hem, are as
Follows 1t seems that Major Land and
Mr. Pritcha,d had been in corpartuer-
ship il the turpeutino business that
hajor Land was the paymaster of the
firm, but that he and Pritchard had
recently dissolved their usness counec
ton. This fact, it also seems, was rot
known to the hands who had been in
heir employ, who presented themselves
MS usual to Major Land 10 receive their
wages He told them that he had with
drawn from the firm, and that they must
so to Mr.. Pritchard for .heir money.
Upon hearing this they became very
violent, drew thcr knives and pistols
and tried to cut ard shoot him. When
this demonstration was made, Major
Land drew his revolver, killed two of
his assailants and wounded two others
BJ this prompt action he saved his own
lile."
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JACK ON his last Legs.

The latest news from the lava 1e,ls is
that by the io"ricr .journni, which says:
captain Jack, who was to be kept
moving until k9 and the last of his
braves were ezSerminatcd, has now cut
off Davis and Gillem's supply of water.
II he r ull .,kc itiuto his raScilly head
to cut their supply of whiskcy, too,
the consequences will be dreadful
Still I.attcr.-Thc Mudoc war is over
They have been pursued, met, broken
up and captured, thNt is the most Of
them. Shack Nasty Frank, Shack
Nasty Jake, Shack Nasty Bill, Steam
boat Frank, Ellen's Man, Hooken jim 5
father, Boston Mick, and several other
Modocs killed and many wounded.
Curly. headed jack isscriou-'s wounlcd
Capt. Jack is s,ilb out but Con. Davis is
after him. Ri,e' war is ever, hnweyap."
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''Kill the Goose that Lays the
Golden Eggs.'

The American Farmers Adrocufe con
tains extracts from speech Of Ex-G ov
Donelly, CT Minnesota before ssGrange''
of Hnsban Try, The speaker said "Iu
just ld,rs have driven She farmers of the
whole country to the wall, ard diminish
ed their means Of existence one third or
onc.half This of course signifies a
shrinkage of the entire business of the
country to the same extent, The laws
of the country, and the monopoly power
they create and protect, have been
hnnk ta l. A l.. 4
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News Summary.

The Russians are successful in their
Asatic expedition At last accounts
they have not only taken Khiva with :
out much loss, put have also secured the
Khan as prisoner. y London paper
states that there is talk in St Petersburg
now Of the annexation of Box il ara and
Khokand as well as khiya. The Rus
sian press represent that Turkey is tot.
tcrinS with miSgovcrnmcnt, and predict
that a tiinc is coming when her troubles
will culminate, aud Russia will then be
able to vindicatc her interests.
One of the leading officers Of the
Cuban instruction, Gen, Asram onti,
was recently killed In an engagement
which will prove serious blow to tn c
rcvulutiousts. One account states that
General committed suicide on the field
when lie found surrender to the Span
ards inevitable.
President Thicrs has made several
changes in his Cabinet, aud has thereby
apparently strengthened his hold on tn c
Assembly. The programme Of the new
Ministry is to organize the Republic by
She enactment Of conservative laws, and
wholly reject the Radical plans.
The financial crisis in Vicnnl has
resulted in the failure of over one hun.
drcd firms, causing considerations in all
branches Of business The son of a
wealthy banker committed suicide on
account Of his losses. and the citizens
generally are greatly depressed,
The rcccn: election throughout Spain
for Deputies to the Constituent Cortes,
resulted ip che election Of 80 Minister
ial Fcdcralists, 80 Extreme Radicals, 8
internatiunaiists, 10 Ind 'pcnIrnt Re
publcans, and 30 Monarchies
Tie SAsll Of Persia will soon arrive
at Vienna. lie is accompanied by all
the members of the Cabinet, and three
of his wives. 1t is estimated that the
expense oi his European tour will Be
several million dollars.
A tcrriblo conilagration occurred in
Hong Kong China ON the 23l Of March
Fortyiour acres Of houses were destroyed
and 5000 persons rendered homeless.
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Five Blocks Entirely Consumed.
The VERY l. TEST By TELEGRAPH.

BosToN MASS, May 80, 10, y. NJ.
The Grc is still raging with unab ted
lcreencss The Fire Department found
shcms elves unable to stop its progress,
About FIVE blocks entirely consumed,
and more must follow unless speedily
checked. Engines arc now coming iu
from surrounding Towns. The fire
originated in tho Furniture FACTORY of
Harley, Moore & Boydcn at three
O'clock this morning
If, =. NJ.
The fire is still gaining on the Fire.
men and it now looks as il it will 20
down Chauucy Strecs on the edge of the
burnt district.
Three millions already destroyed
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Buft0n.HI0ics.

A man Rnmcd Souls was, hung at
Marion on last Fihlay. Thc rope slipped
and he died by strangulatiom
Two'deaaksrds were confined il the
same cellin Rhiadulahia.. One sut II e
others throat.
The Constitutional Convcntibp Of
Pennsylvania propos to abolish alder
men in cities ol 1000 inhabitants.
! Boston school girls piay fnot ball
They dud il better for striped stockings
than even croqpct,.
The "Modoc Julep" is lager dasaed
with Bourbon and frescoed with straw
berries They are said to- bo delicious
when, you have nothing. to dothe next
day.
Judge Cooke and Carpenter have ten.
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WmicraMcloms VS. Cotton.
WHICH PAYS BEST.

The onion Herald says: Several far
mers who have had c1pcrien ce in the
cultivation and sale of watcrmclons are
cultivatins motc Of them than usual this
year.
Last year, near Jacksonyi!lc, Florida,
twelve persons raised one hundred acres
$40 900 worth of melons This rather
boats cotton planting.
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Notice Of Dismissal,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT one
N Month ON date I will file my final
aosount with the Honorable Aug. Il. Knowl-
ton Judge of Probate for Orangeburg
County, ms Administrative Of The Estate OF
james e. Quaulebaum, deceased, and. usk
for Letters OF Dsm ssA.
AMANDA F. QUATTLEBAUM.
May 30th, 1873. Administrative.
may Il I'm
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REVOLUTIONARY RELIcs-A PROTEST

REVOLUTIONARY RELICS--A PROTEST
AGAINST THEIR sAhE.
The Fsog T;s,cS publishes the follow
lug informatiun.' ave have been shown
catalogue Of 2G0 closely printed pages,
giving list Of the ordinance and ord.
nance stores to be sold by the Govern
mcnt by scaled proposals on the 2Sth of
June. The mutri,l advertised cmbra.
ces oil the condemned stores at twenty.
four aSensals and 130 forts, and its
value is beyond cstimoto; Among the
items advertised are 100000 pounds
Of lead at the Watervlict Arsenal the
value of which alone is between ST., 600,
600 and $4,000
"The guns atthe arscnal captured by
the Coonists in the war of the Rcvo lu
tion, and which have been held MS tro
phics for nearly one bundred years, arc
included in the stores advertised for
sale. There are seventy two Of these
cannon now at the arsenal, and there is
nothing about the grounds or buildings
wbirh attract so much attention from.
visitors as do these silent but glorious
witnesses of the struggles of our fore
fathers. 1t seems like sacrilcge-nay,
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ANornEn coLLKnE ron woMEx.

ANOTHER COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.
The laying of the coruer.stonc Of the
Sage College, which is intended to
accommodate the female students of
Cornell University, occurred at Ithaca,
May 10. Both the building, which
costs Sl50,00O, and its partial cndow-
mcnt to the amount of 100000, arc
the gifts of Mr.. Henry W. Sage Of
Brooklyn, who has added to these sums
So 900 to construct the chupel which is
rising under the shadJw of the larycr
cdiiicc The entire supcrstructurc Of
The college is complete.,lt is noteworthy
archI'cctura'iy as being the first repro,
duction in this country of the Oxford
and Cambridge quadra n-ulnr college,
although its stccpc is an Italian rather
than an English Gothic.
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Newspaper Coalition.

The Columbia Union and ikralf have
been united under the name of "7E.
Daily inion-HcraM" Mr.. Northrop is
still editor. aud Judge T. G Andrews
business managcr. A most admirable
paper il liz.
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The State Of South Carolina
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
In THE CoURr OF PROBATE

~ 'bb NoOhi oF hOBATb.
By AUGUSTUS Il. KNOWLfON. ESQ.
Judgs of Probate in s-id County.
WHEREAS, Augustus J. Avipgcr hath
made SUI, to me to grant TO him Letters of
Administration of the Eatatc mud effects of
Lawrence Avingcr, late OF said County, de-
ceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonisl
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at II Court of Probate for the said
County to be holden at my Office in Orange
burg, 5. c., OH Monday 10th day of June
1873, at ~ o'clock a. NJ, to show cause if
any, why the said Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court, this 3oh day Of May y. b. 1873,
and in The 97th year Of American lnic.
pcnlcncc.
LIS AUGUSTUS Il. KNOWLTON,
may Jl--t Judge of Probate
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NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR,
oEANGEDgRG qonSlY.

oRANGEDURG aonNIY.
oRANoEDupG, SJUs May 29t5'1878.
s NOTICE Of Redemption df-lands sold at
Delinquent land sale 5Iay 1872, 10 A. r.
Browning and q. W. BAXTER pslrc has ers..
TAKE NOTICE, that Nero Cha yis, A. rs
Dnnlzlcr, April Grant, London Laurence
and Frank Paulling have made application
for the redemption Of their Real Estate solI
at sad sale, and have paid into the County
Treasury the full amount of taxes penalties
&c, together with % per cent additional, as
required 10y law.
JAMES yANTASsEL,
County Auditor
may 81 -# 81 ?
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

A Convention of tic newly appointed
Trustees Of each of tho several School Dis
triots of this County will be hold at the
Coort House on the first Monday in juno
ncxt, and at ] L O'clock, for the purpose of
considering matters. All Trustees arc iu-
vlted' to'be present, - %t
R.R. McKINLAY,
CauniY School, C Commissioners,
orangehurg S. C.
may 18th In
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-31
NOTICE.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
ORANGEBrRG CouNrY, s. C. /.
May itb, 1873
Bids will bc received for Rebuilding the
bridge over "Bull Swamp" below Knots
Mill, until the nth day of june next Pro.
posals must state the amount of bid and the
names of surities offered. Contract to be
entered into in writing, before conMencing
tho work.
BY order Of Board
GEO. BOLlVER,
Clerk BOARD County Commissioners.
Msy lib st
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y young husband handed his wife a
dozen bu''ons, the other day, aud asked
b to put j shirt to them.
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From the Ncwbcrry Is. c. Herald of
March -, lS7&.)
NEwrEEnYi :. c., March >. 1879.

NhSSHS CL'LI'ER GROTUERS:
1t is with pleasure that we commend your
Fnrmc~ Cooking Stove TO the general public
They arc ar absolute household necessity .u
tins time, rSl sci"lly when 80 much Of don,.s-
$40 dnty amd management depends more or
less u. on uUr wives and dnugbtcrs Tho
Stove Is n simple ana beautiful II coi,str,ic-
ti"n as it is rapid aud reliable IN lis work
In word. II i .Ls nri.r ncrlDcl ~ II r,r
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FACTS FROM MIR. BERGu's SOCIETY.
As the annual meeting OF ehc Society
Tor tie Prevention OF Cruelty t. Anm lis
MIR. Henry Bert h president the secretary
reported chat the society has pro. .ccut-d
SCI cases of cruelty, in addition 900
cases had been investigated aud tie evils
which caused them rcmcdicd; 1913 lame
aud sick holscs were turned out of hur
ness and sent back TO their stables, 25O
disabled horses had been removed by
the socicty's ambulance, and 335 worn
out or disabled horses bad bocn condem.
ned as unfit far further use and had beon
mercifuliy Killed by tile special agents
of the society. The income of the year
(incluhing the balance remaining from
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=. {. lo!lrsSEu,iL.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County ~ NrwnrruY.
c'rtiry that am acquainted with John
7. Kinnrd. J. G.. :. Bsnwr. ar,l Others.
Whose names arc ,plcnicd TO the foregoing
recommendation, that they arc reputable
citizens Of N,whcrry county, and entirely
worthy ofcrcl,t,
Given under my hand and seal of office
this March ), 1873.
WARREN NJ FEAGLE,
Deputy Clerk, Ncwbcrry cuMuy,
From The AbScSiilc (s. O. Press x Baancr,
Jan. II, 1879
AnnGrIlLr. s. G. Dec. To- 1872.
NESSLS err l'fR HRDgAEPS.
We chccrluIiy Grnut yuu permission to
Use "nr names as ycu see proper in com
incubation of Your Farmer CooLing Stove,
for We regard it as hciug altogether the
best cooking stove iuus 1t is all that il
dcirah!" in a stove for il is sin.ple in
construction, has no dampcrs or i!ncs TO
burn ont, and hnkcS quick and beautifully.
We hcspcak for you II libcra patronage
from our ncishboTs and frirris, believing
n we do that none who purchase one OF
tbs" stovcs will ever -cgrcnt il: bl.t viii
consider ii a rare prize in these lays, when
goni cooks are 50 hard to get. Your enter
PRISE merits success, anil We hope yud Will
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J Jordan, John Jcncs, J u Ncel.
I Ncch Tnlh"rt, Mccain,
James Barnes, j u Britt, l. Tucker.
John llAgan, Watkn. j B rruitt,
i T. Bell, Henry Bowie, a naU.
Il Bowic, .lun. Vance. TV Pruitt,
u u Ilannlh, NJ G Rivers, L Jonrs.
G " Nichc!s, s Il Cook Cuoil.
: q Young. j Jordan. vi Freeman
W Wichli", j tri,Wcl ' Sharp,
j VI Fruit, j weed. w Nail.
j ChunscalCs, L . Hin. Burt Rilcy.
Jas. Thnmcson, L y Bcwcn Vim. Cook.
j ID Acw.nc, \ Ever. 1T Cheallum.
X Taylor, Ii lIiuy, II VI Prince,
NJ Ashley, W Fooshec. S Brooks.
n AeSrr II r Davenport, , $ Shirley,
Wn. lIagan, j Acker, J q Jordan.
j { to"shcc, G Crnmer G. L Oncall,
J h \ inms, W + Agdcrson, W VI Webb.
u f'"Sh"e, I Il fuckcu, w hitcy,
il hukcr, IL EIiing, = A Ir.b!,lc.
STAT! OF SOUTH CAROLBNA.
AnnEvnLE County, January II. 1873.
|. l.. H. Bowic, Cle,k of tho Court of
Common Pleas aud General Sessions. for
county aud sta q aforesaid. do hereby
certify that am personally acquainted
wl'h the above sigucrs, anltakc pleasure in
saying that ihoy nre sevcrally honora ble
gentlemen, and are men of credit and un-
doubted vcracity. l will add that hlessrs
Culver Brothers have sold several hundred
sI ibcir Farmer Cooking Stoves in This
county, aud. 30 far as have heard, they
give universal satisfaction.
l.. d. BOWIE.
april 10 Al
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Judge Cooke aad Carpenter have tcm.
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TIE cos3npssMAy'. CONFERENCE.

1llE cos3unssM-,S'. CONFERENCE.
The object Of the pcop Of St Louis
in calling u Convention Of Cpnsrcs,m N
in that city, which was h,ll last week
appears to lvc been l, interest the
national Legislators in the material d.
vclopment Of the Mississippi Valley
Resolutions were adopted fnvorin: the
decpenisgaud general Improvement by
national aids Of the Mississippi River
the removal Of rocks and Tie establish
mcnt of bars at shoal places, and dccMr
ing that the other great Western rivers
should also b; improved One rcsolu
tion declares in substance that no bril gcs
should be allow cd to oLHrucl tho Mis- is
sippi below ST. Louis; that cheap trans
pora'ion is Of vital Importance to tn,
West; that shipmasterS ou.ht to DC
allowed TO purchase ships where thcy
like and have \ m crican papc,s therefor
the sia,c nth asks that the laws be So
amended rs to restore the prestige orthc
American commercial marine. ami cna
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ALSO
ALSO,

8 Bolts Of Humespon, so pair Of Shoes,
200 pair Of Pants a d a lot' of dry goods,
Levied on as'the property OF Lipman Rich :,
at the suit,of \. B. Snowlton.sk
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-09

CHURCH DIsGIRLINE.-Rev DR.. Rosseil has re-
peatejly notified his audience that services com
menced in the Methodist church at precisely IL
o'clock On Sabbath morning, and u o'clock in
the evening. Last Sabbath he instructed the
sexton to close the doors at 5 minutes after the
hours indicated. This is right, and will be sus-
tanned by every one who has proper respect
for the House Of God. Men will make sacri-
fee o conven ence and sometimes business, to
be prompt GA the attendance at every other
kind of meeting, except religious. They feel
at liberty to go there at any hour, regardless Of
the annoyance to the preacher or his hearers, in
cdent to stamping into the church after services
have commenced. We nope the rule established
will be adhered to and .perpetuated. not only in
the metho dist, but every other church in Staun-
ton. 1t is not the church that is benefited by
any mans presence. 1t is the person himself,
who is under obligation for the privilege OF
hearing the gospel preached, and if he cannot
respect the service he ought to be made to stay
away.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-09

CRY COUNCIL, Tuesday, Oct. 7th, is7S--Pre-
sent, R. G. Bickle, president. ]. Is. Evans, P B
Hoge, r. W. Burke, W. H. German, W. j. Mel
son, A. H. Il. Stuart, J. W. Abby, B. T. Bagby
and R. Nj. Guy.
Mr.. Evans from the finance committee, in
| formally recommen led the issuing of scrip or
certificates of Indebtedness to the amount of the
immediate wants of the city, say, S 5000, in
consequences of the scarcity of money, and the
hardship it would be to our citizens. in view of
the money market, to pay out $25 GOO in cur
rency for their taxes. The proposition brought
! forth various suggestions, and finally resolu-
ton from Mr.. Stuart, for the issuing of certih
Gates of Indebtedness, payable to bearer, or as
sgnee, to be cancelled when received into the
treasury for taxes The whole matter will be
reported and acted upon tonight, Thursday
The expedient is only intended as temporary,
not to be awaited of more than ninety days,
when it is believed the stringency in the money
market will have passed.
| Mr.. Hudson, 0. P. for Ward No. 2, reported
$sb 80, as expended for September
Mr.. Harlan, 0. P. for, Ward No. l, eported
$685. as expended in September, and asked ap-
preparation for same.
report was read from Mr.. Hudson, to &C
count of ]. A. Logan for rent Of house asking
pay from the 0. P, recommending that it be not
allowed. Adopted.
Petition of David Doom, referred to commit
tee market.
A communication was received, from the
Treasurer of the Valley railroad company mott
flying the counsel of the passage of resolution,
by the late meeting of the stockholders of that
company, calling for 80 per cent of the sub
scriptions to the capital stock. payable III
October and November. Referred to..inance
committee.
Mr. Evans, from the street committee, read q
communication from the late Col, Jno. 3. Bald
win, president of the Augusta tair, calling at
ten,ion to the obstruction in the jennings Gap
| road and asking that steps be taken for their
early removal, SO as to have comfortable and &C
cessible road to and from the Fair Grounds
An appropriation was made not 10 EXCEED 500.
On motion, an appropriation was made OF
$500 to pay for breaking and spreading stone
IN the Maynesboro road, at the Asylum garden
Mr. German called attention to the condition
of the walk at Col Young's office, and said IL was
a disgrace to the city and the council. The I'M
provement is to be made.
A petition was received from Col. nj. It ii; r.
man and referred to the committee, for prompt
action, asking for close grating at the sewer
on main street, near Valley Bank.
A petition from citizens on church street was
presented asking that the width Of the street be
not changed sc Referred to street committee
with discretionary power.
Mr. Nelson from committee presented a petit
ton from Capt Waters, chief of the fire depart
ment, asking for the erection of hydrant in real
of the engine house, which was granted
Mr. Guy offered resolution instrucing The
city enginser to report as practicable
surveys and lines of streets, SC, for the adop
ton or rejection of the council.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-09

IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUDGE RlvEs.-tn the
matter Of Thomas c. Galloway, Bankrupt This
oass came up before his Honor. Judge Rives, Fri
day, in the u S. District Court, upon the reti-
ton OF certain creditors of said Galloway, to set
aside an agreement made and entered into by
said creditors and Callaways wife, she releasing
her rights of dover in all the lands owned by
said Galloway except the Homestead, upon
which she resides. His Honor decided In favor
of Galloway, compelling the creditors to abide BY
their agreement and requiring them to pay Cal
laway all the legal costs that he had incurred
--Lyach5ury Press, Sept. O.
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Registrars. in Augusta.

We quote the clause of the registration law, II
refere. ce to the time registration may be made
ssAnd the registrar shall, at any time previous
to the day of registration. register any voter who
NAV apply to him tv be registered and who vii
be entitled to vote at the next succeeding
election"
Another provision of the law requires this reg
istration shall take place at least 10 days before
the day of election.
The following named persons are the hegis
istrars in Augusta county
Townships. Registrars
Beverly Manor, G. g. Miller Sandy Holler
Pastures, j. B. McCutchen, Craigyllle;
Rverhead, John Wilson. GreenvllleS
South River, John HUFF. Waynesboro;
Middle River, John G. Myers, New Hope'
North River, j. A. Logan, spring Hill