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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-11
The EenueSaw Route Gazette.

The EenaeSaw Route Gazette.
We acknowledge roceivinga c9py Of
the above named paper, published uD-
der the auspices Of the General Pas
seuser and Ticket Department Of the
Western and Atlantic Railroad. 1t
contains schedule or time table OF the
Western and Atlantic Road which
makes connections at Chattanooga
with Memphis & Charleston and
Nashville, Chattanooga l. St. Louis
Railways for Memphis, Little Rock,
Nashville, Louisville, Cincinnati, st..
Louis. Chicago and all points West
and Southwest, ard Alabama & Chat
tauoosa Railroad. for Birmingham,
Meridian, Mobile, New Orleans, and
poiuts in Texas.
At Dalton with East Tennessee,
Virgiuis l. Georgia Railroad, for all
points North and East, and Yirgiuis
cities.
At Kingston with Rome Railrosd,
for Rome, Calera, Montgomery, Selma,
Meridian, Jackson: Vicksburs. Mobile.
New Orleans, and all points in Texas
At Atlaa;s with Atlanta Il Rich
nond Airline kai!roaJ, for points in
the Carulinas with the Georgia kait-
road, for Augusta and points iu the
Csroliuas with the West Point Rail
road, for Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans. and points South; with Ma
cen & Western Rsilroad. for Macon.
Savannah, and points in Southwest
Georgia and Florida.
These lines are furnished with Pal.
ace slecpi2s. Drawing Room and
Day Coach arrangements, The Ga-
-etie besides, contains other a7a gep-
eral valuable information, and, too, it
is distributed gratui:cusly. Send tor
copy, if you have to travel on the
points embraced, to the "Rcnaesav
Rorfg Ga-eHs," Atlanta, G::-
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FOR THE HERALD.
MY Sweetest Angel.

Ever susceptible of the bewitching
charms and the ma eic influence of
love: and having soul painfully alive
to whatever is. beautiful III nature. |
cannot but uulosom NY thoughts to
thee. THE light Of thine eyes brings
sunshine to my way; thy music voice
brings rapture to mine ear;' and
thine angelic picture is photographed
on every slobule Of blood in NY heart
of hearts. But 'twerc vain to attempt
what cannot BE- d,nc. Could | COM
mand the cIoQueuce of Cicero and the
wisdom OF ,.lacrva, and with pen.
dipped in the quintescence Of love.
even then I should fall infinitely short
: of telling thee how much l adore thee.
I have tried to forget thee, thou
niint-dlop OF my ambition and lemon
juice OF my affections. 80 But as well
Iight | attt";pt to check the storu-
king as he rides tic ocean waye. or
lock the chariot wheel q! ni! Sol. u:
he careers along his nova day course.
! For. whether l.u>i g at. twilight 5
peHSivc hour, r';"aii..g NY br":A with
the problems ot; ;;:..urli,l ~ :::c '!rea;hs
ef Socrates, by NY ail'.i=;;.t lamp, or
rising from r'y sleepy coucli. Il rosy:
fingered morn" tiou art ever present
to my enrsptnred vision. 20, thou
fountain OF my souls delight -
I'm in i fix: and nn mistake. The
flower garden Of NY heart has been
visited by thunder storm. the vines
of my affections have been east down:
and nothing now remains but the rulrs
of that awful tempest: 0 help help:
With thee, life would be II drean "t
bliss; withou. thee I were Il wretch
undonc. Oh, then speak tn" glad
word and let NE live; or pronounce
the dread sentence, 'No,' aud let tie
clouds Of despair envelope lily sou
forever.
Intensely and desperately thine.
PETER PICkLEROD.
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Due West Female College.

The above institution opens its Sum
mer Session on the 10th inst, and closes
on the I'd of July next. The merits OF
this College are so generally known
that we almost think it r work OF su
pererogation to recommend it to the
patronage of the public. We spesk
knowingly when we say. that for good
solid, liberal education it is not surpass-
ed by any College for young ladies in
the South.
The advertisement Of its President
Rev. J. I. Bonner, will be seen IN our
columns.
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The Daily Union.

Mr.. l.. C. Carpenter has revived the
Colunlbia Duly Union. with Mr.. E. ".
E7erson as his assistant editor in the
local department. The Union before
its suspension was the recognized Or
gan and leader of republicsnism' and
now once more assumes its old position.
Aside from its ultraisrn in politics it is
ALWAYS up in news.
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The Public sehool Sysfen,.

The school system as laid down III
the Statutes is a good one, with the
exception of some Of the details, but
up to the present time the way 1t has
been carried out is miserable failure.
It has been the means of untold frauds
and innumersble disappointments--
The funds appropriated for that pur'
pose, and they have been large and
would have been amply sufficient if
they had been properly disbursed, have
bee:, diverted from their sacred object
and squandered by pilferlng officials,
heaven knows who, while the poor
t.achers have been laborlug from
noruing till nightiu the vain expecta-
tion uf getting the'promised pay:aad,
instead of it, find themselves iu the
end possessed of few "checks," for
which purchasers at eighty per cent.
discount can hardly be found. Many
schools have been broken up by the
uncertainty and hazard OF trusting to
pay out Of the public fund, while, Oh
the o:l.er hand, the interest and erer-
gy Of the patrons outhc subject of edu-
cation hsye been crushed at witness
ing the enac:ing Of this pablic school
farce, for which they are so dearly
paying. We arc not surprised when we
hear people 'u'plaiuiug OF the school
tsx, the wonder is, that they do not
absolutely refuse to pay it; seeing so
little good accomplished aud SO much
evil promoted BY it.
There is much reformation needed
on this subject. Among the first is
the selection Of an able aud educated
School Commissioner, a m2n who is
himself able to examine every appll-
cant who seeks for certificate Of
justification as teacher. The most
Intelligent man in the county is not
too gvod for this important and re-
spousible Office. The board Of cxam-
liners also should be competent meu,
aud every applicant who receives
certificate should pass careful and
satisfactory examination, having mofal
as we'll as mental qualification.
The school townships should be
divided as conveniently for all parties
as the nature of the country and tho
respective number Of children will
permit. The school houses should
then be erected suitably and regular
ly, allowiDgto to each one All area Of
two miles square, it beiug in the CEN
ire, except, of course, in towns, when
psore than one will be necessary. The
trustees Of the townships SHOULD he
men of solid worth, having the advance
ment of knowledge at heart. If these
things We're 50 arranged aud the tesch-
ers could receive their pay at the end
Of every mouth with absolute Ger
talnts, theH there you'd soon be new
order Of things III the nlatter IF edu-
cation. A much larger tax for educa-
tioual purposes would be cheerfully
paid, and y healthy, vigorous co opera
t;oa Of all good people to advance the
cause would be attained. And until
such is done public school education
will be Of sickly growth.
The prosperity of a people is linked
with Us c1a1ai;4a, + the latter is
thorough and substautis4. the former
will be great aud rapid. Neglect the
Que aud the other vsu!shes to more
rnneer;si shores,
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TIE Christian Index and Bsp'
tiSt.

4 copy Of the above named paper
published by the Franklin Printing
House, Atlanta, Ga, we find among
our exchanges this week. 1t is a large
handsomely printed paper, and ably
edited by Rev. D. Shaver, D.. D., chief
and Rev. D. &. Butler aud Dr.. j., S
Lawton, associate. Subscription $3.50
in advance, for whica address jus. P
Harrison & Co., Atlanta, ga. The
Inder is not a newly started paper:
for it is now in its ifty-third volume
but is \ consolidation of the South
| acestern Baptist, Of Alabsms, with
the Christian Herald, of Tennessee
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. The Seszsla...Rer DESy and her
Destiny

For nearly fifteen years, the Sout!
a country endowed with nasura:
capabilities unsurpassed by any other
in tho world, has rested beneath
cloud. For Che 6rst four years, she
was desolated BY a terrible var, which
was followed for bitter yesrs by sn un-
quiet peace. But her glorious land is
left her. Tears and regret are un-
arailinS and despondency IS isuabecom-
ing 3, people whose yalor ishistoric. A
great Work is to be done, and it must
be begun soor, or the generation
which has bsheld the couatry in her
sorrows,a will pass away without be-
holding her glory.
The crisis in her history is past; !;
but her people have not reached the
fruition Of their. saferings. They
possess a fair and a goodly heritage !;
but tits practically a desolaticn.-
What is a paradise without bird!
Whers there are tens there should
be thousands, and where there are
thousands there should be millions OF
prosperous and happy people. The
grass must grow, the grains must
spring up, the vine must be planted,
the cotton must bloom, the mines
must give up their treasures, the
forests must bow down, and the joyful
noise of the artisan must be heard
in all the land
All this is the fruit Of work, and
work is the result of viii. Resolve and
the transformation is begun; abide
and it is accomplished. Do not wait
to discuss results. Causes are FIRST IN
order. The torrent does not debate
its passage, but a.raying! It's forces,
makes its pathway through the noun
tain. ............
With admiration for our noble
country exceeded only by our love Of
> her; people, We invoke you to forget
the past, and from this hour to arise
and build up her waste places. 4 ra.
diant future awaits you. You hold
the seat Of an empire which, in the
future years, shall surpass the wealth
and splepdor Of oriental story. Be.
gin the great work, and YOU shall
soor see the dawn of q millennium
for our beauteous and cherished
land, which your sacrifices in Ter be-
halfshsll ft you to enjoy:
=. -, ....... ..''........,.. 1.-THE South.
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Prlneiples which the Taxpay-
e~s, Convention Might Declare.

ers' Convention Might Declare.
To the Editor Of The Nesos and
Coarier s:.Er1 - - d
We propose for general eonsldera-
tion throughout the State the ideas
embodied in the following resolutions.
which might property be discussed in
the approaching; Taxpayers ConVen-
tion: .
~, l. Resol0ed, That We recognize all
citizens Of the State under the laws
as political equals.
2. That it is proper that each indi.
viaual should establish his own social
status. = 1-,:... :.:..... .. .....-
IS. That legal enactmenss compell-
ing the association of the different ra-
ces outside Of political relations are in
advisable. Ill.,.
4. That the division of the citizens
Of the State into the two parties, Re
publican and Democratic, is no longer
necessary, but positively injurious.
5. That we consider men who have
Joined the Republican party to obtain
Office, and those who have lent their
aid or eountenance, to Cypress the peo-
PIE, unworthy of our sutfrages.
Il: 6. That ali good men of both RACES
should combine to establish just gov
ernment for the State. ... ...
T., That We propose the formation
of party Of Fusion OF Fasionists: to
operate for the good Of all the people
in accordance with the principles mere
In set forth. "-e. "s..
s. That the policy of the party be
to nominate and support for all chces
men capable Of filing them, and who
are recognized as men Of integrity, lr-
respective of race. >.~.-
8. That the Taxpayers Convention
resolve itself into the Fusion party,
and adopt measures for its organiza-
tion and operation in ell coming cleo
tions. "..' ...@
The resolutions thus proposed for
consideration are based on the preni
ses that in Republican government
iherpeople at the ballot-box-are capa-
bic Of correcting abuses in government,
ard that the people now recognize the
fact that the government Of the State
rcauiyes reformation by them.
Respectfully, &c, CoGITATos.
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BAZA1NE'S PUNIsHMENT.-Ficld
Ing, in speaking Of the relations be-
tween the world and the stage, says
that in both the villain of to day may be
the hero Of tomorrow. and that while
We may condemn the bad actions OF
men We should not condemn the men
themselves for one bad act. if in all
other things they have been gentle
men. Such seems to be the sentl-
ment which actuatcs the government
Of France in dealing with Marshal
Bazaine. French honor demanded
that the Marshal carelessness: incoln-
potency or treason should be publicly
avowed and as publicly condemned:
but in furnishing Bazaine his many
services to France in former years
have no: been forgotten. The punish
ment Of death has been commuted to
one of imprisonment for life. but the
latter punishment is made as light as
possible, for the government has given
permission for Madame Bazalne to re,
side with her husband. aud has appro
priated special building on the island
Of St. Marguerite for the prisoner and
his family. \ large garden attached
to the house will bc surrounded with
a high wall. and this wall will be the
only sign that justice is there being
meted out to prisoner.
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The Approaching Convention.

Ehe Apprc3cOxNS SoAS~~AOAA'
The Taxpayers Convention will
meet in Columbis next Tuesday. The
plan from the time it was first pro-
posed has received the appreciation Of
almost every intelligent and patriotic
citizen, and We. have no doubt that
every county in the State will be re-
presented in that body BY fearless and
Jealous men. The country will e1-
pect the Convention to accomplish
something worthy Of its calling, and
We trust the people will not be disap-
pointed. Of course, we are aware that
it is not in the power of amy man, or
any set Of men, at once, to relieve
South Carolina of her iunumerable
grievances; but it is in the power Of
that Convention to render much Yalu-
able service to the country. We DO
not look forward to any satisfactory
result that might accrue from N ed
ding with the State debt, or to any
material abatement their action may
secure in this yours assessments, e1-
cept to secure more convenient
method of procuring statements than
the present one Of the Comptroller;
but they may prevent the recurrence
Of similar ilnpositions in the future.
They make take solid and determia-
ed stand ard say, halt to the army Of
corruptiop;sts; they. may show to the
world our condition; they make take
steps to expose and prosecute the
guilty ones; they may propose plat
form OF principles upon which all
patriotic men can unite against dis
honesty IN the October election.
Let the people Of South Carolina be
done now and forever with the pas
siveism policy" for it is fatal to liber-
ty and good government.
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The Blue RIDGE RAILRoAD.-The
result Of this cause, whicl. has been
pending fr some time past before his
Honor Judge Bryan. was announced on
Tuesday. An order was passed author
izing the asSignees and the trustees
Jointly to make sale Of the Blue Ridge
Railroad. with all its franchises and pro
perty, ~ sucii time and place rs they
may deem advisable. The property tc
r :.e sold to embrace everything :pper-
tanning to the road. and situate III the
States of South Carolina, Georgis, Norti,
Carolina and Tennessee. The p"r-
chaser. or purchasers. TO be st liberty,
..n the terms prescribed in the order, to
,ender the FIRST mortgage bonds and cou'
poas in payment of the purchase money.
It was further ordered thst Mi questions
connected with the compensation OF
the assignees and the trustees and Of
.heir respective counsel be referred to
Hoa. James Sinons. who shall inquire
and report thereon to the court in thirty
.lays.-Neass s. Courier.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEWHERRY COUNTY.


BIZ James c. Lcahy, Probate Judge
Whereas, Joseph VI, Bowers and Ley; :.
Bowers hath made suit TO NE, !" grant
them Letters Of Administrator Of The rs
tate and effects OF Samue! Bowers, deceased.
These are therefore 10 cite ""c ad'!o'lSh
al and singular the kindred and creditors
CT the said deceased, that ;hey "e ana aP-
pear, before me, in the Court Of Probate,
to be !eld At Newhcrry Court House, 5. o.
on the lGth day Of February mex, after
publication hereof, at II o'clock in the sor'
noon, 20 shcw cause, if any they have why
the said Administration should 20, be
granted Given under my Hand. 'hiS 8! 81
d,v of J.ruery, ammo Donri::!, 1871.
J.C. LEAIlI, J.P. ~. c.
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.HesC s. sNiSccsffisseo2ES.
NOTICE! u02LCR!!

1AUpuJ'ties indebted
to tie I0te firm OF j.
e. WEBB 6 CO., N1'e
3.osc notified, for the
lost time, fjtut uU Ac-
counts. Notes Ond
Liens 3tosC iN their
hands aciU be piO "ed
i,e the hands OF on
officer tor collection,
i not settled before
the last OF Fe6rat0ry.
Come fo3'tcO7'd O1ed
s{sVe cost.
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The Herald .
TBeS. E. eaEaEkER, EDITOR.
IRA j. JOKES, ASSISTANT EDIToR-
NEWRERRY, s. C.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. II, 1874
( PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

The Herald is in the highest respect am "a
,,r VsSsos,Mr. devoted to the material In
tercsts OF the people OF this County and the
State. II ci1culates extensively, ana xs an
Advertising medium Offers unr1vnileo a"'
ysntaoes. For Terms, see drst page.
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NOTICE.

| will mike a -..i,icment Or the Estate o.!
M*r,h : Rc:,:, II former Ward, in the
Cou.: oi l'rnhs;c inr Newherry County, on
the tenth day Of Mart!,, and as.i Tor nnal
discharge as Guar'.i III thereof.
j. B. FELLEitS, Guardian.
February :. iS.I-5-5!.
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eWSxceSEGs:eG@S.
Contractors Take TO
tice.

VII! De let TO the loves: bidder on the
18Th 1::st...rhc CONTRA CT FOR RE;aAt0D-
ELLlNti TIE METHODIST CHURCH il
the TOWN o; N..wh.r,y, :. c.
- the Cas-, vi! De paid as the work ad-
va:.cr>. ,Er Contractor will he require" 10
give Huah Tor co.nplctioI..
SEE pans an! specifications a: the Store
OF M.Ssr-. p. ". x r ;. Chick.
iiENHY-E. BLEASE,
Cairns: - 81: Ing Committee.
Thomas + !;,E%,':, : c'y. ...-
E.h I--H.
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Notice is hereby given that on the 10th
dav of March, 1874, will make final set
element on the Estate of Adam Epting, de-
ceased, At the Office OF the Probate Court,
Nrwterry {. H., s. G., and apply 10 the
Judge of Probate for n final discharge as
Administration. JACOB EPTING.
E.h II At
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To Our Customers.

II Was cur pleasure during tie past
c,r,n,,.r 10 sell our tritud; sutj articles as
they needed, 70 DC pai;: Tor early ~ the
Eoii i,,t We ree:c: to say that i"iie
number Of these promises have not been
kept, a;.'! fer this and other reasons We
have determined TO adhere S:''ct'y 10 ":e
Cash System, ani TO Buy and sci! !oF Gas"
aud C.s@ only. =,
Orders aust be accompanied with the
Cash, or they vii! :ot he filed. ...
We have i fall sock "i
English and America. Hardware, Pure
swedes Iron, Eas !.>h Piow sre:l, &C.,
a. lowest living p::cos to- Casa
ely.
Very respectfully,
S.P. BCoZEE < CO.
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4 ILEITIIEl&l
At
!, R. NARSHAll'S.
l85 T.
Feb. II, Git.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

NEWBERRY COUNTY.
By James C. Leahy, Probate Judge:
whereas, James +. Glenn hath made
suit 10 ne, to grant unto him Letters o.!
Administration Of the Estate and effects Of
HILLARY R. Mangum, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonSh
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Newbcrry Court House, S.
c., on the goth day of February next, after
publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have,
Why the said Administration shculd aat te
granted. Given under my Hand, this 4th
day OF February, Ammo Domini, 1874.
..' JAMES C. LEAHY, J.p.s.c
Feb. II, 6-2ta.
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NOTICE.
Seegers' VS., Cincinnati
Beer.

The Cincinnati Gazette m!HeS the aston
iShing announcement that Gin, inaali beer
is no longer pure, bat aduiterated with mo.
IaS<es, sugar Of starch, lusel oil and the
poisonous coicisicum. The Commissioner
Of Agriculture, in his report for 1855. says
that Prof. Mspes. Of New York, analyzcd
the beer from a dozen different brewerie<,
and toumd all Of it Accelerated. CocculuS
Indicus and nux vomiea entered largely III
10 it's composition.
J. c. SEEGERS guarantees hi beer 20 be
pure and reliable. lie does TO, #dultcratc
it, hu. brcws from tie best barley, m :lt and
hops Feb 1, 5-tt.
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H'E HEAN WHAT VE SAY,

u u :iEH!EIf VI nA1 u IL DHl q,
All persons Indebted
to Us must come for
ward and settle at once
either by paying the
Cash, Or giving us bank
able paper. Our terms
for 1874 will be cash,
bankable paper, or
monthly settlements.
those who cannot COM
ply with either Of the
a We requirements
need not expect to get
our goods, as they will
be strictly adhered to-.
MCCALL & POOL.
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Interesting to All.

Ny term CT Office having expired, I re-
specially notify all persons Who had liens,
deeds or mortgages recorded during my
term OF Office, 20 call Oh MesSrs. l. Ioaes
Jones, who will deliver the sans.
Noy. 81. 4S-tf. THUS. Y. LAKE.
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Straved or Stolen.

From the subscriber, one Sor-cl Horse,
blaze in face, II hands high, about o. .
years old, AMI nne deep baT' mare mule,
about IA bands high, and 5 or 10 years old,
Scar in front on breast Any Information
concerning ,l.r same will he thankfully re-
ceivrd by Il. u. DEW ALI.
NewberrY, S C., Feb. II, 6-3t.
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Piekeas County is seousgea With
snGamatory RheRwatsm,
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
Notice is hereby girc:. tina, on the 9th
day Of February, 1874, i viii siase final
settlement on the estate Of Eliza5et:! Cook
and Jacob Cook, al the Office o! the Pro.
bate Court, Newberry c. H.. s. C., and ap-
ply TO the Juds Of Probate for a hna! dis
charge as Administrator.
AARON ". D0MINlCk,
Jan. 2S, 4-5t.s Admir-.
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CORRESPONDING EDITORS.
REV :. S.I!ENDEKSON. DID, ALrINE, ALA
REV. + L TEiGUE. N.D., SELMA. Al.t
Ri:y T. e.. JONES, DID. NASHVILLE. TENN
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S}se1.5Ts SGEes.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF NEWBERRf.
J. 4. Cannon,
John Sloan.
Attachment Under Lien.
Bv ,A:n' al .."e above Attachment,
will Sci. At Ne.ir.:i, c. II :. {,
On the First Monday ii March next,
One Thousand [ [lOOO] pounds
NJ Seed Cotton, more or
less. and
Twelve l2] Bushels ot Corn:
more CT less,
Attached as the property Of john Sloan.
TERMS CASH.
J.. CARRlNUTON.S : y. {.
S:l.ff'S O:;re. Feb. I, 1874.
Feb. II, 6-3t. ~
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ADMINISTRATIVE Ntice.

All Notes and Accounts due the Estate
o. D. Mower, deceased, must lie settled on
Or before Is: OF January, 1874. Al those
who wish compromise on OLD NOTES must
apply Immediately.
c. NOWaR, Adm's.
Nov. SO. ss-tf