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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioreers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DUBLIC RENTING OF TWO FINE
4 FARMS NEAR HMOND AT AUG
rION.-On TUESDAY the 5th of August, com
inepcng at II O'Clock A. NJ, upon the premises, l
win rent at public auction for the term OF year,
the CREIGHTON ESTATE. OF which the late Or.
William A. Christian died seized, lying about four
miles east OF Richmond. 1t win be divided into
two tracts, To wit:
LIST. The NOME TRACT. with $50 acres. en-
bracing lilo acres for small graiu In clover
and 100 acres Of meadow, suitable for corn.
I'd. THE OLD QUARTER TRACT, with about
zoo acres, embracing loo acres for small grain, 10
acres In clover and 90 acres Of meadow land for
corn.
Ample buildings of all kinds are upon each tract
Possession given OF lapd In time 10 seed wheat,
and full possession on first January next, II not
before.
Bond with approved security will be required.
G. G. MINUR, Administrator d. b. n. c l. a.
of William A. Christian, deceased.
GRCBRS & WILLIAMS, AuctioneCrs. " 80
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By ID. X. Wcisiger. Auctioneer,
1915 Main street.

A UCTION SALEOF THE VALUABLE
IA AND DESIRABLY-L blot adjoipins
The residence of Dr. John Fl. winfree, on the north
side OF Bainbridge between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, Manchester, on SATURDAY the I'd day OF
August 1919, ut o'clock p. NJ. Tor immediately
after the sale by Mcssrs. Moody & Royall. on the
premises.
This beautiful lot fronts 72 feet and runs back los
feet 10 alley 1t will be soldas whole or divided
as may be most desired by purchasers,
TERMS: One-thlrd cash; the balance at four,
eight, aud twelve months. IN negotiable notes, iu.
terest added, secured by deed or trust.
y3o ID. K. WEISIGER, Auctioueer
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PERSONAL

|GEORGE GIBSON, call or VIII Viz 70 :,
VI lady on GraSt street, Eichu.onSs "a !ltr :
York. bur her friend Is In tnroie. ysIrsb.s ~
on her. She cSn procure yo1 MISS a-!e
ation.. M reference naeGed IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01
BY James VI. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
j. HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FRONTING ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN FIFTEENTH ANIl
SEVENTEENTH STREETS, KNOWN AS THE
MIDDLE TENEMENT OF THE MANSION
HOUSE" AND At PRESENT OCCUPIED BY
4. l.. JACOBS. Esq. AT AUCTfON.-By virtue
of deed of trust executed on the 2lst day or No.
veubrr, 1862 to the subscriber from NJ. kracker,
recorded In tie clerks office of Richmond Hastings
now Chanceryj Court in ID. 3. IS, a, page SGT, 10
secure the payment of certain Degotable notes
therein mentioned, at The request OF inc Dtncncla-
~ in said deed. and In conformity with the drec-
lions of decree OF the Chancery Court OF the City
of Richmond, pronounced on the eth day OF May,
1871 In the case OF Shields rS. krackcr, shall sell
at public auction. OH the premises on FRIDAY the
ed day of August, 1878, at O'Clock p NJ f fair II
not the first fair day thereafter Sunday excepted,
that desirable BRICK STORE and DWELLING on
the south side OF Alain between Fifteenth and
Seventeen streets, No. 1925. The lot fronts twenty
one feet two inches, and running back ninety-four
feet TO an alley fifteen feet wide.
TERMS: Enough In cash TO pay the expenses OF
sale and the sum of Sl,H5.50i with interest from
May 27th 1871, ut the rate of ten per cent. per an
NUN, until paid, and credit for the sum of
Sl,oI5 500, for which negotiable note will bct3ken
payable on the 27th day of May, 1874 with interest
from Nay 27th 1871 ut the rate of ten per cent. per
annum added, aud to be secured by deed of trust.
Terms to any surplus OF the proceeds OF the sale
after enough to satisfy said sums Of money due and
To become Que, will be made Known on the day Of
sale JAMES VI. TAYLOR, Trustee,
JAMES N. TAYLOR & son. Auctioneers. ~ 20
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. IfsTI
SAILING FROM NEW YORh
EVERY WEDNESDAY AMI SAIuhpA'

RATES
CABIN PASSAGE-PAfABi.E ~ rNID.
To Liverpool, Glasgow, Londonderry w 20 and -
2ueenStOWn ...'.''''''''''''' :, al z
10 d, ID =
10 fdTiS. and I.
To Havre, Hamburg, Antwerp ...;...;.'
To Bremen, Gothenburg, ChrissGhla' q and =,
II. B.-Cabin rates ior Wednesdays seaa,'''''
able In currency. -.,,.y
srEERAGE--PAYABLE IN CrKRbA'''.
Glasgow, Liverpool, Queenstown OF "a, .rala ::
Londonderry, to.....-,.."..,.''..""'7 ,y,pf =
Hamburg, HaVre, Antwerp, to......'''' I'm =
Bremen. Gothenburg. Sc, 10. ;,irns
Passengers booked 10 ana IRON tn""ff' <nr.,p
or @aports In England, Ireland, .'' Iuh:i,sL f..
Sweden, Denmark, Germany, tfante' h''''
GUM, and the United States. ,,-,,, t,,rr.,
Passengers booked RE,T from faS'''
Messina, aud Trieste to New York.
For Further infornation applyI9 ,,.,rps
HENDERSON BRoIhE6S1,, -,
Z Bowling Green, ~ t",
GEORGE W. ALLEN " ippSosSCtt-.
Old Dominion Steamship Conp>'i!' Nv
an IL --
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KEAI, estate AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY.-1 have pro.
I perry paying rent OF 1920 per aDnun that l
can sell for $4,000. WILLIAM I. BAILEY.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
~ op.6t Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, 10 ten-acre
Il LOTS near Manchester. suitable for market,
gardens. Also, desirable BUILDING L0IS at ~
Scr foot and UPWARDS. FARMING LANDS in all
localities of tile county Of Chesterfield, Va. Apply
to MOODY & RUYALL,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets:
l., ~, Manchester. Va.
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uARryEISTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 81, 1879
ARRIVED.
Steamer state. OF Maryland. Geoshesan' BAN !
n Ste,mnr Wyanoke, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers g. Co Sor ssan's mer
o, edteie. and noscnnrers l.. B. Tatum, agent.
'' Schooner r. E. Lee, Wilson, Baltimore, wheat
CALICO Mills. ,,un
Steamer j. ". Erernlau, Platt Philadelphia, nler-
chandse W. 7. Porter. agent: ,.-,,
STEAMER John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers. l.. 4. Tatun.
Schooner w. L. Franklin, Philips, "ashiNstoh'
Schooner Witch Hazel. striker,i Providence ria
Usborn's, coal, Curtis & Parker.
[BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, July 3l.-Arrived, steamers Nirgl,
min and Florida. Arrived out, steamers Laplana
and Iudia. $500.
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NATIONAL LINE 4ctkTh
WEEKLY TO QuhENSTOWN AND ~ H.
POOL, FORrNIGuILG TO lONpO'
tDIRFCTi, FROM PIERS W
AND A NORTH R!FEE,
NEW YORK.

These steamships are the lsrgest IN the fTH' ~.
Cabin passage, $50, Ssy. and sl0o; eSehr'Yo.
and $50 Currency: steerage. s?s, Prp@i9 S"
age tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown In ,,r
derry, Glasgow Cardiff Bristol. or LONDON. guy,
than by any other route. For further
| apply to Z. u. n. ar
"6ohpc W Rtrhl0nG, ".
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, CEDAR
II PARK at PUWHATAN STATION, on
the Richmond and Danvic railroad, twenty
two miles from Richmond; contains THREE
Two hundred are cleared, INCLUDING BUILD
ING LOTS. Yields good crops Of corn, Th ea1
uoSious and IS not only the best located, but of
the handsomest homesteads in the county Apply
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER

At rpoST'DooR DISPATCH OFFICE, oELI o.
----------- % ~ sP.
A. NJ. VI. Oh
a3 %
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HEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.

BY virtue Of decree of the Richmond Chancery
Fry &c, the undersigned, appointed commission
ers 70 that purpose will sell at public AUCTION on
the premises, ON tn thursday the 2Ist of August,
1873 ut Z. NJ that valuable property known as
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & soS, Auclioneel
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATSLi>fl,
~ COMPANY. esa-72szk

Tickets on sale on steamers anu al Carrier a.
Ticket Agency. $50 Main street RacgaSG check
through. Freight received daily for boston. N'.'
folk and Portsmouth, and regular lahd!us' "4
James river, from A: NJ 10 81. VI.
Freight for way Landings must ne prepare:
l.. 3. TATUT. General agent
Office Company's wharf, Rockets; branch 81
fee Ninth aud Main streets icN
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

lootiyelg, and indiyidpally,a In many
parts of the country district conventions,
have been called and numsrousis attend
ed BY the farmers, and the resolutions
adopted cvincc growing appreciation
of the value and necessity of co operative
action.
The Anseiiicd, Farmers Advocate,
which has espoused the cause of the
Consress has Fwith full con6dince in tho
growing popularity Of this movement.
been sent to every agricultural socict y
and to oil the newspapers Of the country
'atthe individual expense of the publish.
ets. 1t has iSrseyeringlyi prosecuted the
benefits Of the Congress, aud we can
heartily commend it to the attention of
every farmer.
= The Congress- holds it's next meeting
In May, at indianapolis, Ind, and it
promises tc be an occasion Of much in
terest to agticulturistr Every society.
in the country should be represented
there.
Full information in reference to il
may be obtained by addressing the Sec
rotary. Chas.SW. Green, atJacksonvilIe,
Tenn, at which point also the Advocate.
is published.
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COMMUNICATED.
The Judicial Honors Of the Bighth
Gfeuit.,l 4 Z I

The Legislature will reasscmBle ON
tho seventh proximo, and the canvass
for the judicial hon6rs Of the Eighth
Circuit will be removed with increased
.yigor. This is a matter Of considerable
interest to the people Of the State, be-
cause it is generally believed that if a
Judge was elected, who while intensely
republican, would not from his anteced
ents. be altogether distastofll to the
people Of that section better feeiu:,
would prevail, and the great principles
Of the Republican party ex :rt their
natural influence. 1t is LsscntraI that
the judiciary should administer Justice
under the light of the Republican
principle, and we therefore think that
Mother Gen. McGowar, c Democrat of
the old school ,uor Mr. Tres ,oott, Demo
crat of the new school, have much reason
to hope for success, however excellent
their individual character, or eminent
their professional ability The contest
seems to be narrowed down between
MIR. Northrop of Charleston, Gen. Whip.
per OF Beaufort, aud Mr.. Murray Of
Anderson. Mr.. Northrop, was member
of the Bar in this State before the war
and has been a distinguished member Of
the Republican party for somc years, in
Charleston County. Of General Whip
per, we need DOT speak, and of Mr..
Murray we know very little, except that
he was defeated for the judseship of the
seventh Circuit by Judge Melton aud
was in the last election the candidate
Tor Comptroller General on the opposi.
lion ticket. The Circuit is composed OF
large white Democratic majority aud
If Republican, must be elected, they
would certainly prefer, one wl.o would
at last be entirely free from any local o.
personal influences. They would care
very little how earnestly he might sup
port the State administration, not that
nc came to them with good profess
ional record, Taking into further con-
sideration. the decisive test vote post
poining tho e'ectioS, which was strongly
opposed by Mr., Murrays friends wc
think. that his chances are by no means
as good as when defeated by Melton.
u - y7sl " d.,ilt h.a -.
formidable candihate, but ws are at
loss to sec how he would seek the
evident discomiorts ofsuch. high, lnti.
tude. Mr.. Cooke of this County has
also entered the Fl Id with his usual
vigor and ability and while we think
Mr.. Northrop has clearly the inside
track, the contest will not be without
interest, excitement and much confusion.
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A Card.
Orangcburg, Dee 3lst, 1872

I desire to say to my friends that hav-
ing been appointed to the important
aud grave position Of Jury Commits
sioncr of this County, feel my posi-
tion.e There may be legal defects in the
jury for next term Of Court, but follow
cits the fault is not here The jury
was drawn with ak that ceremony, dig
nity, formaliIy and pomp, with which
feel myself invested This statement
will be substantiated by investigation
which court I have demanded of
Judge Graham and Sol. Buttz that they
be here on Monday next. Until then
am respectfully,
81 JOEL LARKIN,
- Jury Com.
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A Sensible Suggestion.
Editor O'auyelury Me,cs !:

Editor o'auyebury Me'es:
Would it be asking too much of the
Town Council to suggest the propricty
of having the side walks repaired little
bit = During the recent heavy snow
and slcet storms, pedestrians found it
exceedingly inconvenicnt to travel tn
streets eff Orangeburg and it is noto
rious fact that female pedestrians were
absolutely deprived of the privilege of
Stepping out doors. The New Street, it
is noticeable, is in good condition.
VIII our City Fathers give an eye to
the commercial cantre of the Town?
PEDESTRIAN.
Orangcburg, Dee 3lst, 1872
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Supplement- to Farmers Advocate.

The subject of operation among
farmers is beginning to attract very much
attention ip all parts of the country. At
st. Louis, last May, the National Agri-
cultural Congress vas organized by The
consolidation of the National Agricnltu,
raj Association and the Agricultural
Congress, and ut once by wise and judi
cious action secured the confidence of so.
eie,iet throughout the country both col
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

Tommy has discovered wherein his
mother resembles tune 1t is nc. u at
she lays her hand gently on. her fathers
brow nor that her footsteps fall with
n0iseless tread non that she waits for no,
man, nor that she writes no wrinkles on
her azure brow, nor that she acts like
time, nor is it her age nor any OF those
things, Tommy AYERS, He says you
might guess all day. 1t is that Ter no.
blest offspring is her lastanl that's my.
self.
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KILLING PoULTRY.-An ecchancc
says the earliest, quickest and best way
to kill fowl is to oqen his brck, aud
then, with pointed ond narrow knife,
makc an incision at the back of the roof
"hich will divide the vcrtcbrae, and
cause immediate death: after which hang
tue fowl up by the lcps till the bleeding
ccrscs: then rinse the bcak out with vim
egar and water. Fowls killed in this
manner keep longer, and do not present
the un>ightly external marks Of those
killed by the ordinary sysrcm Of wiring
the neck In this connection we wish
to Impress on our readers the Importance
of special care in dressing poultry for
market. The difference in wrice will
more than compensat for tho trouble.
Also, hon't send in doultrp in poor con
dition; hall lay customers all look iorand
will take only fat birds
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A GnIS sE CusroM.-A most cut
rsg"uS Chin custom is that of releasing
=ez2sesSIstLad- ,Gram bell La
medium reports TO thc survivorStoff any
one deceased that their relative is gone
to the regions of everlasting punish
ment, itat cnce' beeofi,as their beunden
duty to release Him from his pains. Wit,,
this object certain priests are consulted,
who provide five common earthcn tiles,
which are placed on the ground, one i'm
the center and four at the corners i'm
the midst are placed number of images
OF persons cut out of paper, and somc
mock mo"cy-the tiles represent hell.
and the paper images portion of its
occupants. Each priest then takes
kind of staff in his hand, and they
solcmnly walk round repeating formulas,
aud after n time the mock money is set
fire 70, and tho instant it is consumed
each tile is broken by blows from the
slaves, and each priess scizos and rushcs
of with as many of the paper figures as
he eau grasp, the attendants beating
gongs and firing crackers to frighten
the devil away, should he attempt to
follow them. Alter this bur.rlarious
effort on tho part of the priests, the
relatives are quite satisfied that the
departed one is out of limbo, or if he
isn't, that's his lookout, as they have
done all they can.
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS, Robert z. Mellichamp hath
applied to me for letters of Administration
on the Estate of Rev Stiles Meilichamp late
of orangeburg County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
OF the said deceased, to be and appear be-
iore me at a Court of Probate for the said
county, TO be holden at 0rangeburg on the
i"h day OF january 1873, at 10 o clock A.
NJ. to show cause if any, why tho said Ad.
minisiration should not be granted.
Hisen under my hand and the Seal of my
Court, this list day OF JAM, A. D. 1877,
and In the ninety-soyenth year Of American
Independence. HRH
AUG. b. KNoWLToN, y,
IL.S.l Judge Of Probate o. c..
jan fh o.
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MIR. G. D. BLUME.

Begs TO inform the people of orar geburg,
and vicinity that he will CONTINUE his
BuslNESs at his OLD STAND oyos Capt.
f. H., w. Briggmaun's store, aud as he has
made VAST IMPROVEMENTS in PICTURE
MAKING Of late, is now able 70 execute as
GOOD WORK as can be dono elsewhere in a
Terrotype Gallery. '
lie also has on hand a LOT Of PICrHRB
FRAMES of every description at reasass-
BILE prices,
COPYING done to order in any desired
Style. e.,.s.
CONS ono, come all and give me trial
jan 4 al 20 If
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FOR SALE,
ORANGEBUIsG LAND.

About 500 ACRES of LAND in lots Of 10
10 ~ acres, located on the South Carolina
knilroad, below and within l J miles of the
Town OF 0rnngeburg, will be sold on Mon
cay the ljth of january, 1879 The lots
will be plated and numbered so az 4 be ex
ahmed by parties desiring to purchase. 1t
:, s,,r - 49, \, .I- .o..aa AZ
the location 20 persons .sssaiiliar with and
wishing these beautiful lots.
The plateau be seen nt Mr.. C. B. Glover's
office, on'ana af,srthe LIST Monlay of Janu-
ary. Terms H:a;!e known on day OF sale.
Jan. Hh' a@ .t. ~ Il
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------------------=---- s--
When the Legislature reassembles it
is hoped that immediate aud vigorous
work will characterize its proceedings.
Two important bills are before the
Assembly which should receive the care.
ful thought and investigation which
tthey deserve.
One of these is the bill to make the
Office of the. County Treasurer elective
BY the people.
Fsl The other and more iinportont one is
the afdll to- regulate tho disbursement
of,ahc public moneys in. tie several
Counties in this State"
~. ] hs bill provides that the Auditor
of each County, shall once in every
ttfrec months audit all accounts aud
claims of County Commissioners and
Treasurcrs, and keep record of thom
in his Office. Immediately upon the
passage Of the act tho Auditor is to pro-
coed to, ascertain the amount of out
'sta nding ssclains against the County aud
register them.
The clerk of the Court in each County
is then to receive all claims against the
County and decide whether thew be
paid or .uot Any claimant dissatisfied
with the decision Of The clcrk can apncai
to the Court of Common Pleas where
the question will bc submitted to n iury
to decide finally. 1t also provides that
no cla.m shall be satisfied ont Of any
money except that collected Tor the same
ilScai year, unless there be a surplus in
the Treasury for that ycnr to pay such
old clain:s. The Auditor is required TO
make quarterly reports to the Comptrol
ler General Of what appor'aine to the
State, and to tie Court Of Common
Pleas, at each Session Of all claims and
disbursements pertaining TO the County
These reports arc TO be presented to the
grand jury, who arc to consider and
publish them.
The merits of this bill arc patent.
Such measures as this furnish checks
and restraints to corruption, negligence
aud misconduct on the part of County
officials, and remove much OF .heten,.ta
tion that now exists to be careless or
Ni'upi R k,v
10 work. thcn.when he I.csislatu-
s. 4,,
Work is % be. dine, plalsos arc ,o4bv
redeemed.
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:. :. fhv i'iis Workf of the. Session.

w. ~ ~ = ~ 'k+e SsR 80 ....
! 5he Gesassassa1a { Assembly d adjourned on
y khas s2o.h,s Of DECEMBER I iOE tie holidays.
0Rthe seyepth,yit rerconvcncs. Theho
day has been a. dong one, but this is not
Objectionable if the tune thus afforded
s for reflection and recapitulation is used
Tadyantageopsly BY its members.
asMuch has been done, and much
Igood. Gnlys cayelling spirit can see
9anght to complainsofin ths Legislative
= action up to this period Of the Session
The tax question: has been met and
s,settled, and it has been settled wisely
siand well. However oncrous, the burden
Soof taxation may be upopAour people, the
2 responsibility lis not upopithe present
administration The necessities of tho
government, and the public systems of
sla Importance, charity and need, had to be
provided for. The figures are not high
- in proportion to these necessities, which
asssFery citizen knows must be met.
Ssa Beaidessettling thisall important ques
tionfor The best, the Legislative has EN-.
tered upon aaRl acted oashitherto in, good
& faith the measures ,asn Of reform and re
- trenchmept Of expenditure which werc
sYso muehi demanded and, which we're
pledged before the election. 4 For the
reduction of the number ofIaHaeles, the
Legislature deserves credit and plauIit.
The license law has been viftnaly Tc
) pealed which is another right step.
The electionsthatt have beeptheld during
!. the Session have resulted for the good
of the people: Judge carpenter's cleo
! lion is commended and endorsed by the
entire press and people of the State
Important and beneficial bills have
passed or are rapidly progressing to be-
come laws.
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A New Paper in Columbia.

1t is thought that tic new paper that
is se"n to make its aapearancoin Colum,
bia' rs an afternoon journal will be a,
brilliant success. The Office an / its ap
pci' tmcnts arc handsome and complete,
aud un'l, y the able management Which
will steer its course upon the journalistic
sea, the ucm daily NUT attain to good
old age. ltis mt positively known how
many persons are conr ,clcd with the
enterprise, or how much capital IS. at its
back but our knowle lge Of Judge
Andrews, and his shrewd business tacs,
induces the impression that our contcm-
porury in prospective will be constant
and agreeable visitor to our ssnctum
Success 10 the enterprise.
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Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN one urunihfr"m date will file nS finhIi
account with the Honorable Aug. B. Knowli-
ton, Judge of Probate for Orangeburg Coun
ty. ms Administrator of tho Estate OF John
NJ. oCain, decd, and ask fer Letters Of
Dismissal. g
M. y. ID. DANTZLER,
Jan. ith, 1873. Adninistrator
ian4 I'm
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Fircl Firc!! Firc!!!

ffs'pesFsem toahe. onci,c'cl with conflagra
4 tinns."3
I kSirre' our last issue disastrous fires
.heSe occurred in New York, Whining
ton, Columbia. and. in several t,wns in
.Ge'rsia. 2 in houscs, residences, Cae
tories, stores arc being burned every
day The latest dis; sters were the
burning ef Barnum's new Mus um,
Grace Charcl, and the extensive factory
in Centre Street in New York. la the
latter seven young girls were roasted to
death. Or"nscburs isspated. Are We
prepared Tor the emergency which may
happen is eur supply Of water adc.
quatc and convenient? Are the appa-
rasasos Of the Bire Departnicu, perfect
and read, These arc questions for
our-City Fathers, our Fire Masters and
our cIizcns generally.