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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04
rGENERAL NAruRE-No. boz. ]

GENERAL NATURE-NO. lOG.
AN ACT further regulating the construction
of bridges across the Mississippi river.
BE it enacted by the Senate aud House of
Representatives ofthe United States Of Amer
lea in Congress assembled, That all bridges
hereafter constructed over and across the
Mississippi river under authority of any act
of Congress shall he subject to all the terms,
restrictions, and requirements contained In
the fifth section of AN act entitled An act to
authorize the construction of u bridge across
the Mississippi river, at or near the town OF
Clinton, in the State of Iowa, and other
bridges across said river and to establish
them rs post-roads.' approved April first,
eighteen hundred and seventy-two; and in
locating any such bridge the Secretary OF
War shall have due regard to the security
and convenience of navigation, to convent
ence of access. aud to the wants of all rail-
ways and highways crossing said river.
Approved, June T. 1879.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04
AYERS HAIR GOR,
For Restoring Gray Hair
SO It's Natural vitality nnd Color.

Advancing years, sick
moss, care, disappOint-
mont and hereditary pre-
disposition, all turn the
hair gray either ofthem
disposes 1t 10 fall OF pre-
maturely, and either ef-
feet Is unsightly and un-
pleasant 10 behold. DIR.
Ayers oOnsummate skin
has produced an antidote
'fOT these deiOTmities,
which has won gratitude
for HIM nom multitudes
Of women and men. His
HAIR VIGOR sometimes
reproduces lost hair and
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04


value. Should any one doubt the genuinenes
write TO the parties themselves, as the address
CIRCULARS and PRICE LISTS, or any other d,
Addres,
Stove Emporium.
+. +. Fletcher.
Eastern Avenue,
NHToULD CALL THE ATTENTION Of the public
w TO the following list Of Stoves, comprising the
best makes and latest styles that in the market
and the hest assortment In the county.
THE STEWART PARLoR OVAL
AND ROUND COAL BURNERS.
MAaEE PARLoR OVEN COAL BURNERS,
SHIELD,
RADIATOR.
SHINING LIGHT,
ORIENTAL.
RUBY,
LANTERN, &C
COOK STOVES, COAL AND WOOD.
IMPROVED STEWART,
HOME FRIEND,
IMPROVED AMEpcAN,
IMPERIAL,
NEW EMPIRE,
GLAD TIDINGs,
PRESIDENT.
Last bat not Least,
The celebrated MANsARD COOK, which took the
arst premium and SILVER medal" at the State fair;
and see it,
Farmers. Attention
The MAMMOTH COOK STOVE, with Iron-clad
Low Copper Reservoir will take in wood 2s inches
long The best stove for farmers in the market
Full assortment Of parlor and soapstone stoves for
wood
Also may be found full line OF
SHELF HARDWARE, TOOLS, AND
BRONZE GOODS.
rs dozen Blue Jacket Axes,
SH0VELS,
SPADDS,
CROSS.CUT SAWS.
Tin, Copper and Fancy Japan Wares,
WEATHER vANEs
BIRD CAGES,
STREET LANTERNS,
ALL SIZES LEAD PIPE,
COPPER AND IRON PUMPS,
COAL AND WOOD FURNACES,
RNAMELED AND BRONZE FLOOR AN
SIDE WALL REGISTERS.
JOB WORK of all kinds done by experienced work
men.
F.F. FLETCHER.
Pistohsr'S Block, Eastern Avenue.
5000 IL qf. Tin Sap Buckets,
At FLETCHER's,
Eastern Avenue.
Tubular Sap Heater & Frame,
At FLEToHERs,
Galvanized and Black Iron Sap Pans
At FLETCHERs.
Bit-Stocks, and Tapping Bits,
At FLETCHERs.
Sap-Spouts and Nails,
At FLETCHERs.
Honey Cans and sugar Paiis,
At FLETCHERs.
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04

nJn NEWSPAPERS for sale at the PARnER
OlIlJ onhoe. ~ cts per hundred,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-30
A Startling Decision.

By our special Telegram from Colum
bia, it appears that the Supreme Court
has ordered mandamus to the Comp
troller General, commanding him in all
respects, las prayed for in the said FIVE
petitions and Suggestions" of Morton
Bliss Il Co. In other words, the Comp.
troller is directed to fix the taxation ncc
essary to raise sum sufficient to paw
the arrears of interest on the five bonds
sued upon. But, we suppose, this is
Intended to settle the point that was in
dispute as to the power or duty of the
Comptroller to fix the rato of taxation
without an express direcioa from the
Legislature. by what process of reason.
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The MoRToN- BLISS DECISION We
publish to-day the decrctal order of the
Supreme Court in the Morton. Bliss man
dan'0s case. morrow we publish the
very long opinion in full 1t will COM
mend itself as most able vindication
of the action Of ths court This decree
is now the law Of the land, and, however
earnestly and pcrsistcntly we may have
fought against it, it bccomcs TIE Union,
Ucrnld, ns the representative Of the
party. to stand by and support the law.
The Governor, we understand, finds this
grain Of comfort in tho fact that this
decree gives hereafter clear, distinc,
mcaLing to those words in an act Of the
Legislature sand taxes are hereby
Levied" when the faith and funds of the
State are pledged to its bonds.
We will take Occasion to revise tho
opinion Mt another time.
In tire meanwhile, VIC recognize tn,
fact that when tho Supreme Cor
speaks the law is settled Cnicn
HerahR
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been violated. Nor is this rcpuguance
to the constitution at all obyiated by the
fact that all bankers aud banks are
treated alike. The principles laid down
in Cooley on Constitutional Limitations,
493, BOB, 504, supported by number of
decisions in sister States where uhe pro-
per construction Of similar coustituti o
al provisions has been adjudcated, an d
the reasoning in the case of Knowltop
VS.. the supervisors of Rock County, .
Wisconsin, 4l0, and of he tSupreme
Court Of the United States, Gilman VS.
the City of Sheboygan, ? Black, $40,
are conclusive.
1t is therefore ordered that writ of
prohibition issue in accordance with the
prayer Of the suggestion, and that the
REALTORS have execution for their costs.
(Signcd) II. II. COOKE.
Columbia, 8 O., August %, 1873.
a similar decision was made in the
cases of T. j. Scott & Son, private
bankers, and of d. Gambrill, broker.
The city will appeal and the cases be
taken up for final adjudication to the
Supreme Court.
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In the Times Of the 2fst appeared
the following notice:
"ATTENTioN ALL?
A Mass Meeting. to nominate Tick
ct for Mayor and Aldermen. will be held
at the Hook aud Ladder Hail. ON rl,s
day night atS4 o'clock.
This ~ of utmost Importance.
~ClTIXKN."
And in rlrc ':NEwsr vr the 23d ap
pcsrcd the following:
"NorICE.
A meeting Of the Citizens Of tire
Town o.. Orangcburg, who are in favor
of the nomination of an Indcpcn-
dent Ticket for tha approachi ne
nrunicipal election, will be held at
Elliott Hall, on Tuesday evening next,
at S! o'clock
MANY CITIZENS"
In pursuance Of one or both of which
calls n number of citizens met at the
Elliost Hook and Ladder Hall last
Tuesday evening at half past eight
o'clock.
The notice in the News was read, and
the meeting organized by the election of
Capt. james E. Izlar as CHAIRMAN and
Mr.. w. K. Crook as Secretary.
Mr.. T. G. Albergotti moved that the
nominations be made uica vocc and not
through a nominating committee, but
the motion failed.
A motion by W. J. DcTrevilEe, ESQ,
was then carried, that committee of
FIVE be appointed to nominate a mum
cipal ticket to be voted for at the i'm
pending town election. The Chairman
appointed the following gentlemen to
serve on the committee
w j DeTreville, Samuel Dibble, II
Riggs, Joseph Mcnamara, p Harley.
All white and all Democrats except
perhaps Mr. Riggs, as to whose present
politics we are uniuformed.
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ing the court has arrived at this conclu :
sion, can be only matter of conjecture,
until we see the opinion, which is said
to cover one hundred and fifteen pages
OF legal cap. Afresult so contrary to the
general aud we'll considered opinion of
the Bar of the-State, cannot but strike
our people with amazement, even in
those days - strange aud startling
things. Whom the opinion is published
We will be-in bitter position to judge
whether something may yet be doue by
legisiati'a or judicial action to rescue
the people from the collection Of this
ruinous tax. We say ruinous because if
the principle is once established, it wi
be applied TO all of the bonds of the FIVE
CLASSES sued on.1 We hope to give the
Eopinion in fullii our next issuc.-Neps
% Cearter.
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The independent Meeting.

We leave it to the sense Of all Just
men to say whether the Republicans OF
this Town were fairly treated last Tues
day evening in being denied the rig ht
of speech and the right OF foppoal
There were two calls, ono for Mass
Meetipg, and one Tor n meeting to nnmi.
nate an Independent ticket UnIrr the
FIRST call-that for Mass Mceting--
Republicans were at least ontitlel to be
Heard.
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sheri: i:H' S Sales. !

Ey virtue of s1t,iriry kSecniiois Co me sli,
rected, will sell 10 the highest tii,ier. as
Ornngehurg G. H.. on the FIRST Mon
DAY i'll September next, Fol. CASH. all
the Right, Title ana Interest Of the pefnnd
ants in the following Property viz:
1. One tract of fan,l III r.ngcbtire Conn
ty, containing 1851 acres more or less,
(swamp land, boun1e,l by lands OF w.,
Iiutto, j. r. Mo'rcr, Joseph Howell, SANS
r. Shuicr and the Chariestonsand Orange
burg County line.
=. 5nd one 6hcr tract containing l03p
acres more or less, (swainp lind, bounded by
lsnis of Sam'l r.. Shuler, .Ieseph L.
Shuler. A. Kersh's grant, Joseph iIoweit
and Abram L. Shulev, Levied on az the
property of CHARLES 8 Bull at the suit og
III, hlat.e s 60.
ALSO. atstft;bFg
One tract of land in 0raugeburg County,
cor tanning 2s2 acres, more or less. bounded
by lands of S. i. Parlor, Trick, Snider.
Livingston and w. s. browning. Levied
on as the property Of Felix Rush deed at
the suit of Josiah d. Way and wife and
others.
One Lot with the building thereon, in tho
Town of Orangeburg on the North side OF
Of Amelia Street; bounded oafhe North and
East by lands eff. IL. ~. rriggmafin, ON
the West by Tot Of George Boliver. Levied
on as the property Of BENJAMIN. Byas at the
suit of w. A. Meroney.
Sheriff7s Office, f. I. CAIN.
OTangeburg c. II. s. c., b. o. G..
Aug. 18th, 1878.
aug Is d=
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IRON THE onAKoEpuRo SEws.J
Stanzas.

With grateful hearts your voices raise,
TO sound the the great Creators praise,
Who by his word dispefled the night
Aud form'd the radiant beams of light:
Who view'd the hcav'ns, the earth, the skies
And bid the wond'rous fabric rise.
Who view'd his work and found il tust,
And thcn created msn from dust,
Happy in Eden was he laid
Nor did he go astray;
Till by the serpent, Eve betrayed.
First fell and led the way.
Brt falling from this happy plain
Subject te various wants and pain
Labour and art must now provide,
What Eden freely once supplied,
9iSome learned totiH the unwilling ground;
: Some bid sthe well-strung harp to sound;
Each different atls pursued and taught,
Till 10 perfection each was brought,
He who pursues the truth divine,
He cannot go astray,
sinve threc greatlights conjoin,ly shine
To point US out the way.
=, Zion, appears, rejoice, rejoice,
rExult, and hear, obey the voice
= OF mercy and cnlightening grace
- Recalling as to Eden's place.
with taiti beliege, and hope pursue,
And mercy still for mercy el~.-
J--..tni d Land, with grateful theme
a The great Creators blessed Damc
apsl The eastern star now shows us light,
as Let us not 60 astray;
Let faith, hope, charity, unite
'a To schecrthc gladsome way
's'N t u ~ sERUoF.
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(ApvERTJsEMEST}

AT meeting of the Citizens of the Town
of Orangeburg, in favor Of an Indep ende nj
Municipal Ticket for the approaching
Election, the following preamble and rcsol u.
tons were unanimously adopted:
Whrrrds. An attempt was made last night
by designing person 10 Interfere, with q
tumultuons party, with our peaceable and
lawful deliberations, with the ..avow ed pur
pose 10 his partisansr Of provoking riet.
If necessary TO accomplish his designs And
H'hcre0s, his inglorious enterprise, though
fortified by whiskey and apparently
strengthened by the accession Of outsiders.
not Citizens of our Town. signally failed, in
consequence of tho digaihed action of our
Chairman, seconded by the resoluie forbear-
ance of those legtimateiy prcsen: at the
meeting:
And Whereas, We desire to put plainly 10
the public this correct version Of the aaafr,
in order that blame may attach where it
belongs, and not elsewhere. Be it
Resolved, That we unhesitatingly cxoner-
ate the great mass of our respectable color
ed fellow citizens, from connection or sym
P"'ny WIN 'he tumuituons attempt OF last
night, and are satisfied from our harmonious
associations in municipal affairs in the past
and prcsent-that they will be found on the
side of good order and decorum.
R''oired. That this preamble and resolu
tion be published in the "Orangeburg Times,
the ORANGEBURG News, the Charleston
Nr'rs & Courier and the Columbia Union-
Heraid
J. F. lZLAR, Chairman.
w. X. CROOK, Secretary.
Orangeburg, August ~. 1873.
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0 BIT U A r Y.

DirU-At To,ness, in this County, on
Friday tho twenty-sccond day of August
1873, of Typhoid fever Mrs Biz An JACK.
SON. wife of Joseph u. Jackson.
Calling her behaved husband to her bed
eide she bade him an aifectionatc and eter-
nal farewell, and in the fulness of n prac-
tial and bcatifc christian faith, depar.e ed
for that glorious hoH,e where the "wicke d
cease from troubling and the weary are at
rcst!'
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Ex- Governor Patton, of Alabama, in
a letter to The South, says that the
dividend paid by the Augusta cotton
mills is over 20 per cent. year. A
cotton mill at Petersburg, Virginia,
pays 20 per cent. a year. One at Co.
lumbus, Georgia, pays over 20 per cent.
The mills in this State do at least as
we'll. And at this very time the New
England mills arc struggling along with
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-30

small profits. and even talk of working
short time SO as to reduce stocks and
improve prices. The difference between
their feeble and sinking condition and
the vigorous activity of the Southern
mills is accounted for by the "fve cents
a pound" advantage which the Southern
manufacturer has in his tilt with New
Euglapd.-MorM Carolina Paper.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-30

We regret sincerely to &c compelled
to announce that the Supreme Court has
decided in favor of the rclators in tke
celebrated Morton Bliss mamaumus case,
and has ordered that the Comptroller
General levy tax sufficient to pay the
interest on the five bonds mentioned in
the rocecdinss therein
Our only chance now is with the
Legislature, which hope will conc to
onr aid in the spirit of the platform on
which the Republican, party was success
ful las, year
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cOAIMUNICATED.I |

lVoMM y NlCATED.
To tie Editor Of the OrangcJuyy Nccs
Dear Sir:
The Times of last Thursday, in ra-
marking upon the speech made at the
resent meeting of Indendent citizens
held last Tuesday at Elliot Hall states
that "the object Of my address was not
made plain"
IF there was any ambiguity about my
remarks, MIR. Editor, it must have
been the result Of my reading the Times
Editorials rather too frequently of late
| don't think it quito fair for the Times
man to 20 back on the natural conse-
quenco Of his own writing.
Yours most Respectfully.
I. G. WHITIMORE.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-30
Notice 70 Teachers.

OFFICE co. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ohANoEhuRo couSFr, 3. CO
The COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINERS
for Ornngeburg County, win meet at this
Office ON Monday, September 18TH. at 10
o'clock a. NJ, and continue in Session sor
eight (s) days, during which time all per-
sons desirono Of Teaching in the Free Com
mon Schools of this, County, {excepting
those holding unexpired Certifcatos,) will
preaent themselves before said Board for ex-
animation.
F. h. NfcKryLAY,
aug 800 cbsiYfnsn.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
ORASGIBuRo, s. C,
August Goth, I643

august 2oth, lO4S.
The ELECTION for a MAYOR and four
(D ALDERMEN of tho Town of Orange
burg will he held at the TRUCK HOUSE of
the Independent Elliott Hook and Ladder
Company No. 1, on TUESDAY the NINTH
DAY of SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1873. The
Polls will be opened at 8 o'clock A. NJ. and
will be closed at o'clock Z. NJ, when the
vote will be counted, and the election de-
clared, and notice given to the persons cleo
ted.
The following Managers are appointed to
cond uct the Election
MATTHEW ALBRIGHT,
WILLIAM E. McMICHAEL,
CESAR HOLMES.
The Registration Books will be open in
charge Of the Managers at tho sAme place
from o'clock A. NJ. until O'Clock p. NJ.
on Friday, Saturday and Monday, the 9th,
9th, and sth days Of September, for the
purpose of the Registration Of voters.
BY ord or of the Town Council
+ j. oLlVER0S, Clerk.
afke 30 rtt 81
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AUGUSTUS Is. KNOwLroN.
OMciaI Paper Of the State and
of OrangebHrg County.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1873.

The conservative element OF the
South has been beaten at every gan1c Of
compromise, aud with all Difference TO
wiser heads, Ii deserved to be boaten.--
Ord"gcbs'y Times.
"Jcss so !"
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Notice Of Dismissal.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ONE
IN month frem date wifi fiio ny Rinar
Account witL the Honorable, kpg. d. .Knawi =
ton, Judge of Probate for firangebarg
County, and ask for Letters Of Dismissal as
Exeeuirjx of Daniel Zcigler.r ,,.sg s,sg g8
JAM NJ. ZET6LERs
Aug. 22l, 1873. Executrix.
ang 23 AZ
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State &C hcldtioue Morton ct al. Us.
Solomrn L. Hoge, Comptroller &c ncr-
Ol.
The relators having filed suggestions
in, five several proceedings between the
parties above Ba'ned, praying that a
writ of "landamus be issued against the
above named defendant as comptroller
general of the State of South Carolina
commanding and requiring him to give
due notice, on or before the 18th day of
November, A. d. 1873, to the county
auditors, respectively, of the said State.
the rate of per centage necessary 10 be
levied upon the taxable property within
their respective counties, in order to in
sure sum sufficient to pay the interest
already due and in arrears of the five
several bonds set forth in the petitions
OF the rcators, together with the inter
est upon the same that will become due
OH the lst Of July, 1873, aud the l. st of
April and lst of October, in the year
1874; and this court liaVing issued rules
to show cause against the said defendant
in conformity with the prayer of said
relators, and the said respondent having
hled his return thereto, and this court
having, after hearing counsel and upon
due deliberation, held aud adjulged that
said returns were insufficient in law aud
showed no cause why the said writ of
.bun'lamus should not issue now, it
is adjudgGd and ordered that a writ
OF reremptory mondamus issue uuder
the seal Gf this court, commanding the
said respondent in all respects as prayed
for by the said relators in their
five several petitions and suggestions,
and that said writ be made returnable
ON the first dag of the ensuing term of
the court.
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100000

Funas Strawberry Pian,sf so cts per 100
for sale by JEFFoRDs & Co., Of Charlsstsn
s.. C.
Orders left with Mr. J. s. AlbsrsOtti viii
be attended TO-
aug 90 1873 I'm
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Estate of John RiclkenbaNer.
I-All persons interested in the eaid
Estate, are hereby notified flat on thes2tth
day of September. 1873. will file my final
account in the Probate Office of OrangebnrE
County, and win ask for letters of dismiss
ion. sg-i its-stG gEss
eBARK G. CoopER,
Edhf't Est John Rickenbakef.
aug. % 1873 IA
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Heroupon Mr. Frank Millet (colored)

arose and wanted to know whether the
was one for citizens generally
or one for white men only.
This was close hit. It brought Mr.
Dibble to his legs in moment, who very
shrcvd!y and promptly moved that Two
more names be added to the committee
to give an opportunity for expressing
themselves to those who were not. commit.
ted to the Republican ticket. ALI tho
Democrats at once saw. the point, and
the motion was carried, whereapon, after
some reflection by the Chairman, Messrs
Frank Millet and Januar Baltziger
(both colored) were placed on the com-
mitteo, the members of which then
retired for consultation.
A gentleman who considered that the
call in the Times for a Mass Meeting
was sufficiently comprehensive to en-
brace all citizens, but who had been a
few minutes before informed by the
Chairman that those who were commit
ted to the Republican ticket had no
voice in the present meeting, hcrcupon
arose and asked the Chairman Gin the
present tcnse) whether he ruled that he,
the speaker, chad no voice here" The
Chairman stated that he so ruled,
whercupon the gcntlemen appealed from
the decision Of the Chair. The Chair
peremptorily, and without, at that time ,
giving any reason, refused to entertain
the appeal, whcreupon the speaker took
his seat
Another gentleman here arose and, /,
stating th at he mas not committed to the
previous nomination, offered motion,
which the chair refused to put to the
house The speaker appealed but his p
peal was peremptorily disalowed by the
chairman, who said that his reasons for
refusing certain motions and appeals was,
that he had been Informed that plan
had been laid by certain parties to inter.
ferc with the peace and harmony of
the meeting.
The gentleman WHO had first been
denied the right of appeal, hercupon
rose to question of priv cege, which
the chair declined to hear. The gentle
man then stated that he had no part or
sympathy with the ale, cd plan to dis
turb the meeting aud requested to be
excepted from the seuurai charge msdc
by the Chairman. The Chairman then
stated that his charge did not include
the speaker.
Remarks were made by Mcssrs J. p
Nays and I. G. Whitimorc, and on
motion of Mr.. Nlosclcy tho mcetn g
then adjourned subject to tho Chair
man call.
The following evening, in pursuance
ofthe Chairman 8 call the meeting recon.
vened, when the Committee offered the
tolLwipg ticket which on motion was
duly ratified:
For Mnyor.
j. w. MosELEY.
aldermen.
HENKT WAsHINGroN,
p. DOYLE.
RoBERT CoPEs.
j. p. HARLEY.
Both meetings passed off in n quiet
aud orderly manner and there was not
Ihc slightest nttcmpt made toward dis
lurbing either Of them.
[eoMMuNIcATED.
To tie Editor Of the OranycLuy Ncms.
Dear Sir:
The Times of last Thursday, in ra-
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Eureka Chapter, No. 13, r. A. n
The REGULAR C0EyoCATIoN Of the
above CHAPTER viii be held on Friday
September 9th 1873, at 8 o'clock P. "a.
By order of NJ. Il. IT. p.
THEODORE KoHN,
aug 5o--H Secretary.
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FOR SAIE.

II O1C 9N1AISs
a DESIRABLE LGT in the Town Of
Orangcburg, containing ONE ACRE, with .
DWELLING, KITCHEN, STABLE and
- good We'll Of Water. All the improve
merits NEW.
The above place will be sold CHEAP for
cash. Call soon and get BARGAIN.
Apply 10 w. T. LIGmTFoOT,
aug % s--, 81