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agricultural department.
CONDUCTED By ALBERT CHAPMAN.

We do wish our good friend, the edit
or Of the Vermont Farmer, could realize
that politics is not his strong hold, and
that his criticisms of politicians aud p)-
litical newspapers are distastelul to n
majority of its readers, aud are certainly
iniuting its influence for doing that great
good in agricultural reform and progress
that we suppose to be its special mission
and calling Tho PEOPLE Of Vermont have
all the politics they ueed in their local,
political papers, aud when they subscribe
for the Farmer, at least large majority
of them do not wish to be instructed in
political matters through its columus,an
wo venture to say that at least three out
of four of its readers have a feeling OF re-
greet every time they read an article on
political subjects in the Farmer. The
Farmer has been pet Of ours, ard we
consider our friend, the Dr., one Of the
best of men, and we cannot for moment
doubt his honesty of intention. or even
his right to do Just as he has done, but
we cannot but feel sorry to have the use
fulness of so good a paper, and so excel
lent friend, FILTERED away by dabbling
with things outside Of their proper sphere
OF one thing our good friend may be
assured, it will not extend the influence
or usefulness Of any paper in Vermont oil
Massachusetts, for some years to come. to
undertake to stand between the people Of
those States and those politicians who
wish to gain notoroty or influence at the
South or elsewhere, Or apologize for their
act when they gratuitously offer favors
t. those who have forfeited their claims
upon 1--o-nr,nnt thny Lova ewo~n -
uphold and support,by deliberately break.
ing that oath, or to those who have starry.
ed and causeessly slaughtered the noble
patriotic friends OF the north when they
were honestly cndeavoring to save then
country. The memories Of those sons arc
yet all too green and too sacred in the
hearts Of northern people to make it pop
ular for any northern politician or north
ern paper to uphold them when they offer
unasked favors to their still hating foes
or wish to blot out the memories Of then
noble deeds upon the fields where they
have shed their blood, by erasing the
names of those hard fought and uobly
won fields from their battle flags. There
are yet too many people at the north SC
od-fashioncd as to believe that the crime
of treason is an offence that should entail
upon its Commuters at Least the indiena-
ton of loyal people, and that politician
who undertakes to show especial layors,
or concilatc those that have once proved
traitors, should be sure that he is not more
than zone month ahead OF public opn-
ion, and the paper that undertakes to up
hold them, Or apologize Tor ihem, will as
suredly injureits influence, not only a
month, but for many years to come, in
Vermont, as well as in other States AZ the
north
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EVERYONE SPEAKS FAVORA-
BLY,.
EAsr ,lAnsaFlE1D, Aug. 81, 1870,

EAST -4AKshFIEhps aug. ii, 1910.
Mr. STEVENS;
Dear Sir have been troubled with canker
from childhood, causing my mouth to be so sore
at times that | was unable to eau. Have taken
many preparations, but with no effect until
tried your Vcgetine. After takine a few doses, |
found it relieved the faintness the stomach that
always accompanies canker humor; and, by the
time had taken the third bottle, my mouth was
entirely cured. Have not been troubled with it
since that time, which is eight months ago. l
have recommended it to several of my ac1uant-
ances and every one speaks fayorably Of its good
effect. Yours truly, p. 5. SHERMAN.
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REPORTS FROM HOME,
s LIVING WITH ESS!

Eo-roS NraALn Qruce
Boston, sept -, 1870. 5
II. H. Sre,r,s, ESQ:
Dear -ir,-Amous tine many cures effected fy
the use OF Negetinc, have heard os none more
satisfactory thpu icy owA. ( nave been afflicted
with -cfoitl, ,ialt BAeuin ior many years. iulcr-
tied in the blood, making It's appearance On my
whole rojr, hurstiny out Ia different places, and
painful heycad description. Six of the most pop
ular purifiers which are advertised to cure scroi-
ula and lite complains / have faithfully tried;
but zap disesse was 80 deeply seated - to resist
all. ! liant my case before several prominent ply
scian-, bot nothing tended to alleviate. Finally,
by the influence uf iriend-, | consented 20 try
Veg, dine commencing the first of January last,
and soon after I experienced sensible relief, and
could feel 1t working in my system very different
ly fro,n anything had ever taken before, and at
once discovered that it was accomplishing tho OBJ
iect SO earnestly desired / continued on, follow
ing directions, for three months, and the first of
April found me n well man. have passed through
the hot summer and aayo continued to be FREQ
from any appearance Of to the pre- ont time.
Ny general health is excellent, and my recoy-
cry, of which had about dcspairod, ascribe en-
tircly to The u'o Of Vcgctinc Icould never have
been convinced Of the marvellous results of this
wonderful Ncgctinc under any other circumstan-
res; bnt row | recommend every one to IN to
this nestimahle remedy, and that all is true rs is
represented 4 am living witness; and it will
afford me great satisfaction to show the marks of
my disease, and converse On the merits Of Nege-
tine, and none will dispute who owe it what do.
will here mention Of Gy child having severe
attack of heart complaint which Vegotne has en-
tirely cured, and shall always be happy to make
its virtues known within the range of my inlu-
ence Yours, very respectfully,
Z. II. YOUNG.
Mr.. Young has been in the employ of the
Boston HerqH during the past eighteen years.
Many can vouch for the above statement
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WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
FOR TEN TIMES ITS COST.

The great benefit have received from the use
Of DR.. Cummings Negetine, induces me to give
my testimony in its favor. l believe it to be not
only of great value for restoring the health, but
preventive Of diseases peculiar to the spring and
summer seasons.
| would not be without it for ten times It's cost
EDWIN TILDEN,
Attorney and general agent for Massachusetts,
Of the Craltsmons Life Insurance Company
No 80 Sears Building, Boston, .dass. II 2
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70 .sa17nare.

The distinguished " MUNGER FARM" con-
sistiug of 100 ncrcs, is offered for sale The soil
is excellent for grass or GRIM with an abundant
supply OF living water and over forty acres of
wood and timber. 1t has nice sugar and sew
eral Apple Orchards, and eight or ten choice va
rieties Of Grapes --aso Pears 1t has two DWELL
ing Houses and absolutely the best set Of farm
barns in the county
The site is on fine and commanding point,
within sight and hearing Of the church spires and
bells Of Middlebury village. 1t is 50 situated
that it can be divided into two or even three
farms, each pleasantly located 1t will be sold
entire or in two or three smaller farms If desired,
on liberal and easy terms.
For particulars enquire Of A. Bates on the
premises or 5. =. ROCKW ELL, Proprietor Mid
dlebury Z. o
Mddlebury, Vt, Jan, 6, 1873. i2l0w
The two distinguished Munger Farms,
Bach with a house and several barns,
with gardens, fields, and meadows fine
AMI all that renders home sublime
And beautiful. can now be had
ON terms TO make the buyer glad
To sell and close | am Inclined,
Hence easy terms you're sure TO md.
At prices low these homes I'll sell.
How low, please ask and will tel,
For I've decided soon to go,
And help rebuild new Chicago. ii:iw
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COTRs,

atsNJ,v,s How they sting, throb ache. smart
SO4 4Ao. and burn upon our feet. In vail
We beg, we threaten, we curse we flourish the
slaiptst knives above their heads, we burn. we
cut, hack, hcv and fell, and still the pesky corns
remain thing Of misery. Useless are entreatics,
tears, curses, sfoans; nothing can remoyo our
eorns but brisg- Aloviator and Curative, sure
cure for Carns, iiunions, lnsroNing Nails, and all
ailments of the feet Sold by druggists.
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e1O0O

SIUOO caah H % ei paid Or for S9a1 of
which cannot he cured with Briggs Alleyantor, n
pleasant, agreeable and neycr-iailng remedy, if
used according to directions. It's new combn-
alton of the most reliable ingredients known for
subduing the various diseases for which it is rec
commended Sold by druggists,
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Corns

nnr,,c Buuons, Bad Nails, aud other dis
SO1 4ASS eases Of the feet, Scrof ilous aud
Generous ilumors, Piles. etc, skilmlly treated
at the Great Central Healing Chiropodical Insii-
tute, No. CO.. Broadway, New York. DR.. j.
BRIGGS & CO.. proprictors Sold in Middlebury
by Case Rider, W. NJ Day. in East Middle
bury by II Persons, Mrs. A. p. upper, J. p.
Champlin in Salisbury by Waterhouse a Thorn
as. dolly
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CHILDREN CRY ron PIrcHER's CAsToRIA. - A
substitute for Cestor OIL 1t as5imilates the food,
cures Wind Collie, and causes natural sleep. 1t
does not contain morphine, is pleasant to take,
never gripes and never fails. The best physic
known. Az 2m
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Piles,

piIo- INTERNAL, EXTERNAL. BLEEDING or
4 1ACS3 lTcnING.-Ihe intense suffering occa-
stoned by the distressing disease, IN its various
forms, is known only to those who arc unfortun-
ate enough to be awictad with it, The sleepess
nights, the uncomfortable days. tho haggard looks
of tho sufferer bear witness of the intensity of the
pain experienced when troubled with this prevail
ing disease. Tho success # Briggs Pile Remedy
as positive cure is uuoqualcd in the annals oi
medicine. Relief is immediate when used ms di-
rectcd Tho immen'o demand for this great REM
cdy il unparalleled Thousands arc using IL with
the most satisfactory results. SOFA by all drug
gists,
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(kENIArpr2l

The Centaur lay dreaming Of the hour
When mankind cured of aching ILL.,
Should know his all-hc.lins pow,r.
Nor long he waited. The blind could see,--
straightenod were limbs by pain long bent
Crppes ran, and the lame on bended knee
Gave thanks for the Centaur Imminent
The Centaur Linimcnt is tho greatest pain-re-
lever the world has ever seen. rheumatism
whether inHammatory. sciatc or nervous is made
to disappear. Swellings cease to pain, wounds
are healed burns are cured without IL scar, and
stings and bites are rendered harmless.
Mrs. r. Powell, 492 Atlantic ST., Brooklyn,
N. Y, writec; " / have had the rheumatism for
ten years, | have tried everything. The Cen
taur Lniment is the only thing that does mo
good"
Mr.. Chas Hill, Gi6 Pine St., Philadelphia,
writes That two bottles of Centaur Liniment
has cured most severe sprain of his ANGLE"
J. H. Martin of 533 Seventh Avenue, n. Y,
says "Tbe Centaur Eminent has cured me of a
terrible case Of inhammatory rheumatism and can
not be too highly recommended"
80 BROADWAY, n. Y, Aug. 81, 1872.
GAN horse owners should have the Centaur
Liniment. We used it in our stables and find it
the best thing ever adopted.
Il. MARSH,
Supt. Adams Express Co. Stables
Such testimonials can be repeated indefinitely.
Try it once. We will warrant it every time Sold
by all Druggists
j. b. ROSE & CO., 80 Broadway, N. Y.
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CONCLUDED next week.

"Manma," demanded threc-year-old
Emma, "what are those things?" "Sau-
sages, dear" "Going to cat 'em ?" ~ es
dear" "Eat 'em with the peel on p
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Use Renne's Pain-Killing Magic
Oil.

One bottle OF this Magic oil tOa family cures
"a number of persons OF Hcadaehc, col l.. Ncu-
ulgin, Touthache, kalache, sore Eyes, Ca
tarrh, lameness, Nc. IL might Doe moro man
ncrly If each person had bottle OF Kenne :
Magic OH Tor their own particular use; as one
man sAid II was in his house. lone in each
room in the house" But
One bottle Of Rouncs Magic Oil j. better than none
One bottle OF kennes Magic Oil isbetter than mono
One bottle of iennes Magic oil is better than none
One Lottlc of Renne's Magic Oil is better than nome
One bottle of henncs Magic Oh il better than none
One bottle of Ronnos Magic Oil is better than none
One bottle of Rennes Magic Oil is better than none
I-,o Rcune'. Magic oil, Men.
Use lcunrs Magic Oh, Women.
Use itcnuc's Magic on, Children
Use Rcunc's Mualc OH, Inyuids.
Use ltrunt's MaEepil, OlA and young.
Use Tonnes Nu- be- oil Ia Family.
Use lCnuc'- MAGIC OH ON Journey.
n is the best thing 90 llill lice ou cattle aud
horses, add to u-- lor ltIuc>s Gals. and
Sores Csl.,d uidcf nn COWS. Horse di.fcinper,
collie and CuuuH,- rry 10 nnd sec. " N. Rem
NJ 4 SONS, s0.r ninuNihciufrl@. PIitSicld,
Mass. Sold hy Cnse ~ lNirr. ~. NJ. lay, and
sheldon * co., Miidl.hury, VI. i-;im
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Tor SALE. The Cheshire Marble
Quarry. A large Marble Mil with eight
gangs of saws in good running order, and sew
eral tenement houses in good condition, some
Marble Stock, Blacksmith shop aud tools and
all the fixtures thereto belonging.
Inquire oil l.. T. knapp, liza W. Clark or Wm
Mulehahey, at the ofloe Of the Vermont Marbl
Co. "a.
Middlebury, VT, Nov - 1871.
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NOTICE
-
In Consequence of the change in the firm Of tn,
'star Mills" all persons indebted to the late firm
of Tcknor d Goodrich are requested to call an,
settle With little delay as possible
GOODRICH & BARTON.
Mddlebury, Nov 20, 1872. SO
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puFE VIII.
MAXIMs AND PRECEPTs

Never light your cigar at can
dl,.,. .,
rYghhSfp you are ar handed Dc, packet Of CT
care ;fhleoosc those which, placed At the
eirenmferenee, have retained the i'm
prssssioa Of the ribband.
Don't let your cigar 60 out, A re-
Lighted Is cigar ar in worthless.
Never smoke your cigar - the end.
IA q cigar gar: has holes which permit the
mir to sSIs sscspe, never attempt to stop them
viii Rises & ap paper niat rather throw away
# any ons. .tells. you that one sou cigars
IRE very ,good. yhen they are very dry,
reply boldly chat at,i it i. i false. false.
Meyer chew the end Of your cigar
psaSpPt bseliissyyeo oiiina,, in oonsraha'nNdl ont S'Nl 0i
rSSg tadw w,aa aEqofG a4i s5
Sgpkssa slowly n 59T ..taa 3g
pa n9k snjpqksea 5q@saaayg during dinner nlr III aa
Accept cigars only Of mon Of, whom
you are sure.
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Ike a.irH s.mw-

i, Il VIA s.r rs, 8, naie .n'r-
Tie promiuen' St,'t,. i'"rpnla c5n'nl>i''.
ing The rcpc:.. ." ti.i- na, c%....,;... Nv
If lh,N wlro nor 2onya:ssat Will IL !
ar,ual !inavci:i condition o:',hH farm r..
crhaIs ihcir"rra! vr n.iS n'easurr wunil
meet with tisal :c'ly oTp riaipn hat it
merits IT their hands. Nqncciv"d with
great f"rethoncht, and c'rAFH'l? pre-
pared in It's Prov ions, i, las h1Nn y
mcars Of rciicI wncn through no o!!gr
source "na with no n'hrr SECURITY could
That relief bl secured Ii i, truc, like
al statutes, i; can aud IN so'nc instances
has ihe.n rrwrticd f;"Fn is legitimate
,hanntl. lu' thea his hat been byt!, ou
The SIZE o. Ike farmer and factor that
the loss has been su;luinl, for dishon
csty, where ii cx;:ts, vii! ycar It's had
notw withstandiig any moral or civil law
nov or hereafter to BE- oil force. If the
statute III its present co1di;ioa l.c* npt
meet The approval Of ony fricnis, why
hVn 1t iis PROFESSIONS bo So a'!arc,s and
amended rs to lAoci the cXpcucos o. the
imcs But we ask, in the interests o.
,hc working class Of the people, liza; it
DC nci rcrcalcSl, Tor il wouil wcii. tha,
injury ty the Ito: :Iing of that cral.t SO
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The KlNnT kJHD OF BoYs.-Thc
attentna Of, the STATE Agricultural
Society is invited to the following letter,
which was received rcccntly by the
we'll known merchants to whoa it is
addressed. Such merit as i: shows is
orthy or romncndoticn from our State
;Socieiy, md exhibits a principle which
hoald be encouraged :
.Aass.s. Il. w. IYWiams d, "a
(Hnrlq$'on SINS By advice Of ia'l'cr.
we tl,is day ship you three bales cotton,
J. r. W Enclosed iiad railroad
ffceipt Tor same, Hold until ordered
+, ,o!i. We made these three bales mainly
by ourselves. Wo arc aged respectively
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y q : II. VI ~ LtJP.
Newberry, S. c.

MoDEL FARMING IN PlcKENs. The
success which attends hard work and
thorough cultivation in the up country,
particularly in the raising of cotton, is
,sh@Yn by instances of large returns FROM
smull means that have come to our kuow.
ledge recently. Turner " iaains. a
coIorod; man,' who lives in ,Pickcns
County, mado this season ten bales Of
cotton on nine acres Of land. William
Perry, planting very thin land. made
$500 pounds Of lint cotton on II acres
Il. Powers Madc i,OuG pounds ofliut
cotton on ore-lourth Of an acre. Mr..
Moser made S. bales of co.ton and ESQ
bushels ofcorn. This was made BY the
work OF MIR. Nloser his wife and little
boy, and one horse, Mr. Perry used
one bag of Atlantic phosphate us a
fertilizer, and Il. Powers used stable
manure.
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a eaas@ Q.ptfFF VII.

aSSq1Ysaofr. fr.dih IL. Y. SEARCH sr: or 4 CIGAR
| have friend whose excessive mod
esty would be. shocked wers he to see
his name IN print. I shall, therefore,
aud for convenience sake, apply to him
the pseudonym Of Galuchet.
Once q week, qn-satuvday generally,
Galuchet rises at five o'clock in the
mothiDg, dresses, puts, on his heavy
sheeses, hFblIae bis hlIpapetiAg CATERS, and starts on
the eusls cbsaes 1879 had / ,at7 tpalo
HSs beats beat all the. tobacco shops Of
Paris end ID ii the suburbs, ferrets ost here
one; e;GigAr, stheros ,twe, further on three
or {9Hrc Sometimes he returns to his
lodslagss Terpi OUT. and without having
seen the tail o9fja decent cigar.
Nevertheless, his chase is almost al
ways crowned with success; and he sci
dom fails; to- procure cigars enough for
the. week''a consumption.
Ia fine weather Galuchet explores the
shops tef the, little towns around Paris
and is often very fortunate.
J. haveit from Galuchet himself th a,
he has searched as many AZ twouty 10
bsceo shops Of morning without find
ing q presentable piece Of game; in tb
majority aofplaces he is obliged to con
tent himselfwithr q single cigar. e
u ri 81 ~ sm iaiA
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=. KELLER y. I. K. sAsroRTAs AM
VI. j 'sAsPoRTAs

By yirture Of tf" judgment of foreclosure
h'rc'n will SCH n Orangebdrg Court
House, on the fret Monda, in January
loIi during legal hours OF sale, AT auction,
for casl
l. Plantation Of 90 acres, mere or less.
on both sides OF G,nnaker's Bridge Road,
bounded by ianls now or lately 81 W. s
Dudley, Lewis Wisscn!iumt. !. Riley, and
Estate of S. leach: being tract conveyed 10
I. X. Sasportas by Dr. &. j. OHveros
2. Tract Of l35 acres, more or less. on
Little Pen Branch, bounded by lands nov or
lately Of j. u. Fsirey, j. ". H. Dukes,
Andrew Berry, and Mrs. Celia Mc,,s's
bower.
3. Tract 227 acres. more Or lc.s bounded
by lands now or lately OF Andrew Berry,
James Khoads, Oliver n. Ott. and Edwards.
the iWe lasi dcscrihc,l tracts being the lands
conveyed to + & Sssror'as by ir.. Colin
Metts, R1souirix ofrthe wiil Of James y.
Me;ts, deneaged, a., r
Purchasers 70 pny for paper, &nd stamps
o,ansssass Msssis e oqs' = +, aas :. S1IS; \ u
Dec Is, 1873. B easd s..t &I,
dee 2uts lS73 I'd
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Sale Ur.der Mortgage.

By viriurcEof mortgage executed by
Samson Thomas to 81. Rich on lOth day OF
March, 1875, Il will sell for cash, 'sou
SNiohdty, stile Eiifis day Of January 1874, at
5Qringcb,ir'g ia frontEof theSSheritfs S otBcc,
after ;le5 official Sales. tino
81 ORSE anl WAGON. ~, rs,
81 IL plLAROAlI ROE ENSON, Agt.a
y. orang Charge. H.. December goth 1873
dec 20 1873 g, id
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The woman question: Is he married
Braas, pins arc hardly ever worn non
,..iays
Why isa pig with Il twisted tail ike
INC gllost in Hamlet? i!oc1usc j,
cnuld .ail unfold
Marriage w alter On which a nan
lays his pocket book, aud 4 woman her
love letters.
A man Who wo,ks for living ahonll
marry woman taller than himself
The laborcr is worthy Of his higher
Why is a grain ofsand in the eye like
school masters cane ? Because il
hurts the pupil.
An Indiana woman lamcnts that her
husband hadn't better sense than TO
take he best sheet to hang himself.
An Indiana. young lady dic.i recently,
but while they were preparing hc' body
for the coffin, revived long enough to toll
them to cr.np her hair.
\ cruel man describes his mothcr-in,
laws eyes in the following Outrageous
manner: s"She is go cross eyed that
Whenever she cries her tears iloS cross
ways over her back "
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Sale Under Mortgage

BY virture OF mortgage executed to
Bennett jackson by William Stark on The
18th day of March 1878, will sell al Lewis
ivllc on Tuesday the sixth day Of January
1874, for ,cash Two HORSES, one Milk
COW and GALE.
~ THAROAII ROBINSON, Agt.
OrangSburg s.. c., December Goth 1919.
dec ~ 1873 tt
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about eleven aud thirteen years, and
would begglad if you can call the attcu-
tion of the Executive Committee Of The
Agricultural Society to this. We can
subsatantiSte the abovc'by our neighbors
Respectfully,
I. p. AND'J. FL. WARD.
Newberry,sS. C. =
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According to Judge Ca,pcntcrs rule,
the stockholders oithc Citizens Savings
bank are to show cause, on Friday next.
why they should not be attached for
contempt, as they arc alleged to have
voted IN favor Of going into bankruptcy
in violation. Of his order Of Injunction
The stockholders to hc served are lhe.
Rev. Wm. hlariin, Prasidant; John y
Palmer, ae-Presilent; Wade iIau.p
ton, John Z. Thomas A. c. haskell,
Thomas Gregg, Walter Cree. Il. w.
Martin, Il. FL. Ruticase and Daniel
Havepel lie had also rnlc ;ssued to
be served upon ;he attorneys, Mem astev
" LeGouie, Pope d Haskell ana Bach
man a 1oumans, to show cause why
they should MT be dcbarrcd from niac
lic'ng before his Court. for contempt
This return, also. will be mala uex,
I|ridaY. -1oi;mh.o PlitoD.i.r.
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Sheriff S Sales all. e:s

BY virtue oflSundry Executions to me Ill
roc,e'l, will sell the hisl,rst mddvr.. $,
Ornnsehurg G. H.. OFT thl FIRST MnS-
DAY IN January next. FOR CASH MI
'hc Right, Title agi inle:es!. o;tl,e ~ atli
nn;s IN the following Property. viz:
o"e 'fac. OF land cv'uaining SO acres
mrrr Or less in Edisto Pork hounlrd h.
lands OF Jno. S. l}ocn, b T. Murphy Gc,,.
i. E0Ien, l.. A: toSlc, Esl. oC Jno. E,ysrit.
baker and T. i. Pearson. Lcvic.i on Tie
property Of Geo. E i;o'eu at The sui, oi
jno. 7. Aldcnict S..
Shcrit's Office, +. J. ,A!E.
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Dec I1th5H5T3.
dec ~ sftc 81,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-20

Tue PALMETTO liLulMEST.---Thc
survivors Of the famous Palmetto Rcgi-
mcnt. that won such brilliant reuown on
he fields or Mexico, met in Columbia
on the 9th Instant, and elected the fol
iom:a:; named gentlemen as lcleHa:cs to
attend the National Convention Of Mcyi-
csu War Veterans be held in Wash
ing,ou Ci'y. cn tho 18th pr January,
1874, viz: Measis. Il. G. NJ Dunno.
Want, J' sGpii Is ershaw, Samuel Nc
'iowan, Thomas j. Mackey, Janea ..
Bland ing, j. Ii . Williams, Carey "
Styles, i.li"s Ea,le, " IS. >tanlcy, X
q. Billings, G. 5. Kirkland The fag
Of this regiment WAS the first to wive
over the walls of the City Of Mexico
September 18th 1872.