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] A Visit to Stokes.

Edward s. Stokes is still in the Sing
Sing prison hospital, With asthma, and
chills and fever. When he arrived a.
the prison he was assigned to duty as
clerk in the cigar mandatory, but on
the following day he was taken to tho
hospital upon the recommondatio Of
DR.. James R. Wood, ofthis city.
Yesterday a iStm reporter OBJ
taiuea permission from tho prison
physician to enter the hospital.
"There are several bad cases of typhoid
foyer there said the physician, sand
there have been several cases of death
in thatiroom lately. Iwarn you in time.
Will you got" The reporter went.
Four conyicts lay onEoots near tho door.
The physician thoughs that the fever
would soon finish them. AS the repor
ter glanced around the room he heard
tho familiar voice OF Stokes saying,
"Helloo, old fellow come here"
Stokes :scre the regulation bed tick
shirt, aud was tucked under three or
four army blankets. "Great G cd !'' said
ne, after shaking hands with the repor
tor, .isn't this an awful place z Think
GIFT Here I am kept in a room where
there are typhoid fever patients. Las.
night two men were carried out dead.
Vh, Haas ! vs! vs=!aa & Size s:e e get on. of hare.
lshope Islall be we'll enough next week
to go iuto one of tho shops I lad a
terrible shake last night. I've had tho
ohilla and ieyer and asthma ever since
I've been here, haven't complained
any, and will rsk mo favors,"
Stokes face seemed flushed, and he
said his oyesighswaa failing fast. Hos
could scarcely raise himself in his bed,
and while he was bolstered up and could
lock through the barred win dow he said,
ID wish / was out thore The rep ,rter
told him that sgersoll anu In rrington
n 4 ~ IA 4 80
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Dofrauding Insurance Companies.

Aron Harris, who kept cigar .tore
in New York, was, last week, upon con
viction of perjury, sent by Recorder
Hacket to the State prison for ten years
The crime which led to the punish m ent
of this prisoner was one which has Of
late been not unfrequent-an attempt to
defraud an insurance company. His
store was burned, and he made q lain
upon the insurers for heavy loss, that he
had large amount of property in che
building. There were grave suspicious
that he had set fire to the store, but he
was only indicted for the perjury, of
which offence he was convicted. In
sentencing the prisoner the recorder
said he had no doubt that he had CON
mitted both arson and perjury, and that
he had done both in order to successful
ly obtain money by fraud. The sen
tence imposed was to be a penalty cor
responding to the magnitude Of the
crime, and was also intended to deter
others from the commission of similar
offences. Hence he imposed the long est
sentence permitted by the law for the
crime of perjury, of which the prisoner
had been cenvioted.
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N2!.I!IJMER 4,8
Submarine Land scape.

u i Z ! j II I. =
When the sea is perfectly clear and
transparent, il SLOWS the eye 70 sistin
guish objects at q very great depth.
Near Mindora, in the Indian Ocean, the
spotted corals are plainly visible under
twenty five fathomss Of water. Tho cry
stalline clearness Of the Coribhean Ses
excited the admiration of Columbus,
who, in tho pursuits Of his great diaooy
cries, ever retained m open eye for the
beauties of nature. In passing over
these splendidly adorned grounds, ,,,asys
Schopf, where marine life shoHs itself
in an endless variety of FORMS, the boat,
suspendedlover the pprest crystal, Eeems
to float in the air, SO that a person pn
( accustomed to the scene becomes glddys,
On the clear sandy bottom appear thou
sands of sea stars, sea urchins, mollusks
and fishes ola brilliaucy of color TN
known in our temperate sens Fiery
red, intense blue, lively green, and gol
den yellow perpetual vary; the spectator
floats over groves of flsea plants, gorge
MAS, corals.7 albyniums, and spongss,
that afford no less adeligbtto tho eye,
aud are no less gently agitated olby the
heaving waters, than the, most beautiful
garden on:.earth when gentle breesa
passes through the waving bough.
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Didn't Take ANY Interest in it

- /, . 49, 4
White still very young man, on ae-
count Of his uncommon ability aud loyal
requirements, Mr.. Richard Bolman was
made judge of one of the eastern cir.
cults offYirginia, in the year 49,.
Having hitherto led the life of a utudent
and scholar, he had no extended repu
tatIon except among his brethren, aud
as connected with the protest. on, and
has never yet heen in politics. Short.
ly after he went on the bench, most
cold. .blooded and cruel murder was per.
.petrated in bis district by q very noto
riously bad man. The murderer was
apprehended, tried aud convicted Of
murder in the first degree. Judge g.
proceeded to poonounce the sentence
the first he had ever, had to, which he
had prepared with great care, and, as he
had himself said, The best Of which he
was capable, and which he had d simi-
lar sentences been obliged TO make the
abaris of them all. Such was the solern
nifty of the occasion and the feryid elo
quence of tho judge, that all who listen
ed to the sentence passed were moved to
tonrs-all, except tho prisoner at the bar
who was observed to be looking at the
ceiling and to pay no attention whatsv
or, appearing, wholly indifferent to wha
was going ot,. ats athsr he had hnea re-,
manded to jail, one ofthe junior mem
bers ofthesbar haying his. curiosity ex
cited, aud Judge @ also wishing to know
what effect his eloquence had upon the
criminal, went into the cell lswhers the
prisoner was and inquired Of him how
4 /. he felt when. Judge g. was paasing sen
stence on him.. IS ~ II. 3.
& ii. Fbat2' said the criminal, sWhat do
yol. moati! vs. ~ li5g I, - ,5s Il. Il
9 mean men. when the judge Has telling
you'that you we're to be hung, and nrg
ing you g prepare for the awful doom
that 4 ygaised YOU I'v,,'is.., ..ssss.
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;iety,e1 M in s5r; =, ~ :
A0eaf ,f sehooi Tar, D,strist No 81 3 :
iand' ! mill on n dollar. M, FS'o0o
Local Sehootras, Disiys;tss No. o. .,,,
mill on dollar. = --'''---ii go eD,'on y
Aoeal Sehoota7as, -Lsstslc,sl lso- % ~,
droycail mill on a dollar, - -isocke!
lax payers must call for the IT,
!. p're0 OF property in tha town,h,s ~, l''o
.st71e2 esd s.4
= 8 VIII collect Ic't1 Taxes as follows.
lamp te,ders Store, Tuesday and we,lno.. :.
= uaS, 10 and II Ct January 1874 D0'
Al branchvillo,s Friday and sat,ra.,
and l7th Of January 1874. ay' ~" 10 z
., A'aLe%isvillo, :. Wednesday and rhurs,. Y
-'st and I'D, January 1874.
: ort Mott, Friday, a3l, J,nu,rv 1.se ,a3,
a. Daniel AN u LIivings;on's Mill TbnmrsI =
f'uay 2oth and aoth, January JAM 1r 1874 s1d i'aa
NJ alo other Ter days at orangoburg C5urt Hon. @ Ga
'-'Sii q ~ 1922. IL. HuuRrpT'
I. , :. = = .7ai'' ,s'astas. County Treasurer I
wy ~ y S's7 ~ d 1873 s.t. ,r !
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How She Saws Wood,

~. i. 49, .rfr . Z.
Did you ever see woman undertake
to saw wood ? 1t is always a little while
before dinner, when the pies won't bake,
and; and the potatoes absolutely refuse to
como; toethe boiling poiut, and the only
stick OF wood is exactly three inches too
long. After vain attempts TO prove the
elasticity of matter by putting a two,
loot thrce.inch stick. into a tWo-foot
stove, she goes out to the saw horse.
puts her knee on the refractory stick in
the very way she has seen some men do.
But the edges Of the wood are sharp.
and she takes it down again with an
ejaculation, and with a growing dis.
regard for appearance, puts her foot on
it instead. Der hair never fails to come
down at this juncture, and she has to
stop and twist itinto tight knot be.
hind hind before beginning to saw. Here
the saw commences frantic jumping
and skippingSon its own account, and the
feminine mind being concentrated upon
Keeping up the foot that is up. and
g down NJ; ttiiis foot that should be down.
until, in an unlucky moment, the center
soi5 gravity is lost, tile stick flies up, and
launches a blow at her nose Just. as some
afody is going by. She stops and pre-
tends to be looking for something, while
dark thoughts Of divorce and separation
Hash through her mind, and she VOWS ,5s,'ill in
her her innocent soul that she will never a t.
tempt to saw wood again ifthere is
never my dirper. But her pride aud
her dinner are at stake, ,sand nli her.
native at, obstlnacy comes to the surface :
she will conquer that stick or die. Fired,
by q new fury, she succeeds in saving
two, birds Of tho way through, and
sbreakins otf9the rest of tit is a rotten
sl ll-she goes into the house to ind the
potatoes boiled dry, and the pie in 4
3state sti of sodden uncertainty. Tho child
5ren come home from school, and the
= 9itiiS ~ ~ ebS, ~ z, X
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Immigration to Georgia.

The Savannah News says. The
steamship Saragossa, which arri we'd hefs
from Baltimore on Wednesday, brought
out sixty steerage pasaen gers, thirty
five of whom were German immigrants.
The party was composed of men, women
and children, several of the latter not
over six months old. Themen were oil.
young, hearty and robust-lookiug fell:
lows just the class of immig We de-.
sire to see settle in che South. Some
of them had been in the Franco German.
war, and had been discharged but q
short time previous to leaving tho s..ola
,es eras,fi. e ..s,a and these wore the regular:
caps. Some of them also had
shed mark salor, in the
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Didn't VVantto /. be Left.
is.. 3, =, go

4. q 4 -
Many years ago an american biniip
sailed from a port 'tin ireland With 8
large number Of emigrant passengers.
Atter the emisrants were all on board,
q headwind prevented the ship from
lenvingith port; atesmitags being then
unknown. But ut length the wind
changed, the sails were dropped aud.
the anchor s triPped The ship was:
scarcely under way Wlisa ii young. Irish.
man. looking up throagh the shatehway,
saw that che was in motion IHe rushed;
on sdeck. IA great const eriiatipn Being
In the way of the sailors engaged in
working tssship the mats called 10 him;
- tcb s Cob seh .'s.was All that Pat
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Sheriff s Sales,
f o1RAN,GEBURG 1F'. COUNTY,
!. ID, IN pRonArh Coynr.
Ann Myers SO
vs. rgt
Ann Myers
VS.
Jes. "A. Keller

jos. "A, Keller. ..J sa
Of gy Srah virtue Of IN order made in n. 4 !, 4,
~ ~ rCoele. I! will soil at the Court ' n Gourt
on the first Monday in JannosU Uourt eli House
g ons' hah cash--the balance in 10 ioaa, Tor
ana secured BY bond and mortasra moaths, os e,
premises. Purchasers paying sas se oI the
Id Whoh recording the following Real Papers
HIte9 81 frederick Myers died seized s''e sta ot
h,i 90 acres lying on Four aIa, Ho,o : 20 wit;
SSounded by MRS. 81 Oisss lona .p'e ',Sis'mp, swamp,
hma.1p hoa ana the rest of the Tract ,,I;s, seia
peen laid off for the Homstead ~, w1loh has
u 2, & snl4sQrestof ! an adiaoen. Tr,o, ,a
~ ~ os lands n Of John Moore and T.aS; noints
~ 'a M loo acres Of Same tract a.,mea Il yers,
ars; IS; Myers for Dover. SaSufoa 70 |
Mrs : = 1e remainder on the dctermins ~
Ii M Z ayers !, ss Dowor in 18S aeras sns &. o.
TIA g Tract and acres s Of II n. u me
/, = nc nc remainder of Homes. "a I ,Sst q.
ns oI the settlement and 2O0 acrs. Snsls.s
,pg .ie Dover Tract of le2 aorcs enc ,aeiua-
III pia.SMon of tho Interest thers;n shaIs ,ne
Dec yHfa la,h and a1s her children, I'd Nov -
81 sherifF i ONCE. \, s ), Fl
dec Goth 1870 ~ *
81 1910 I'd 8
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4 81 ALSO ~ q IS
Three BnEss Of Cotton os ~
Gs Ses weeks on Lions ex,cn,oa =, p OF
''seh Y A-J- SaAfras- 'ei =, a.
.sLso,
Nm No. Tuesday tKc Gtk.,ay Of r.n,,.,.. no.
Im !hc Ersidcncc Of Mrs FIT Enany 1874
Co, corn, % bushels of Rice 400 M lpasAels lpa of
SAL ao0 lbs of Fodder, mud lot 's % ., seed
Seea Of the crop efIohn Seleru 70. @ .. cotton
BocI,o,, e" To- Gee. H. CoYnelson AMI ~ liens
ALSO .f
~. on Tuesday the 9th Jan,,,~, re-,
isyl'e Bushsyn Bales of Cotton, ohan,. ,;n ~
Bushei BasheIs Of Corn about 2uoo Ii. lng, on, 90
on ie,s I;e, OF Rice. of the crop of Vim Ser, st
'' i'ens to Bennett Jacobsonr - stack
ALSO
an. ~. me same place about 6no II.
# oh Ioi ana 10 Bushels OF Corn of ,ha ivs seea
ION !, '0ln D'gsons on Lien to Denna,. tne e,p crop
sherfF's Office
o.; e.St:s'sS1f S:;' s sS'S { is5s ! s'5s
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- = saam MA Who HSaew Exac,Iy,
SShatfto do,ata Fra Il

| mn ...
mere might have been a disa,tro,. st
le = I 'urth ntreet on. Saturday bnt
-. me herHoism His'mnai displayed by, man
nl,nsu n,a" Z, 'weeffmnlPan,, efnlPaHn He was passing s
A'ons when he saw little fame, ms !, creenina
sfoun , q the chimney, and he ed, dusbed in,o
49, Lny pouse' He shouted fire" u until tho
rouse rang while he seized a b,,r burrs,,,
ana ! 'hrew r it over, he called to one of,ha
,"mllE an ,l to go and sound the ALARM M.
bureau eau w was left lying on the the aoor ans -
o@ee,D'an " an gathered up table and @ ran
. Int INTO tn the yard. He sent 1T sn,pol, ~
sou ssound d another ne alarm, aud aud ran il and g ho
eanl =. fftaokhlng = q bed stead to pieces, at tho
same ahn'ia time ordering the women ,r 4 L.
t everything thing out y of Of doors. He cot tbs M
Oeas'ead g, q, down and ran out out doors - ND ID
!, rushed q. q third third boy to Gre alarm bor
'nen We, went 10 in and carefully br brought ~,
~ "fooa,Oox g. and and floor. nat. The vo.
ns nen were meanwhile showing Che mar.
: 'urn'.uro lu, out ,u doors, aud as as soon rs
Ir,eahaa broauh mad adj flung the looking glass
trough a n the back window, and torn ,ho
Ivy CRIB to pieces, he 4 ran {. in and
:. e.p0a s them while ano,Lsr m essengor
as sent to jerk an alarm out Of ! Is,tss
x on the lamp post. While swse.
- -, VAS mus working heroically, anoth.
man ! had climbed upon the roof viii
rso ;. - sy. %a.er, and put out the fire, and =
!. i .;...'l.''n loul men came upon the scene {,
himself room to work. ks,c1o,,o
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4 Mortgage 10 Sale.a

made r.ao bvhs Of 4 certain phattei mort ,t ID j.
wife, to- asur Sames r Mays aRd isabella iSs b;s
ed to = tha haegrse Boliver, and BY him mas assisa n,s
fron Of The i,H :; T. Jsnison, will sell n
u. 2 tC..i q on aN5ena.s Office, at Orangeburei
immediately % .. n.onaay, january f6th,SIs7I.
s.a.y naies; one Dark Bay Mara 1inf Mff saerif's
i"Eh.'t' Terms Cash. sssfp ,tna,tiia tLE, naiaed
4 / eglsa s4si20 q0a lLEWIs ,Mosa
5hgent for B. jacobson, n
jan unp ie. esq j. L. Janiaon
'oI4 II
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and all5 IN ], '''s g. .ios befas fulfilled
lna liza ail,Dond' and debts against which
mere was the !least.suspioion have bson
ra,;f, f' away The tax act has also boon
'ia',ned in both houses, and is the s,s,a ou'n
e. 90 'ass year; to wit, fifteen mills, twolI
sos a a'ncrent State purposes, and tbr -
,ol county. Both the debt and tax ,h;Il.
rha ' oeon approved by the Governor !,
as =, legislature I adjourned on .Mondav.
's'''il = antlary 2Oth.--,Ruz,e,b,ro go,
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mon nsee,saFiss n, Y Is q life. + liz poclels
Mefo f'sl. .l found an empty purse al a'' en,nt :
rppaeco pouch, aud four postage STA ;
~; ~ sala he ne was unmarried, had po
lsnus nearer carer. than sI Lower Canada, and
@as :. endlea1vori3ng l1.'o to reach Saint Lonis
E:rchongc..' '912oa 1Hn o :" '''ouis' 'ouhss q
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80 It -
PHFFX1I.
T MEDITATIoNs9op As,,or r5g

e,,..
The The Cigar Man. .'yi8i ~ .,at..s As {
.so,; ! e smoke r t j.ereffooftet' tt'i1lsS am ,as
bss The cigar aidisttipguisbesss iditti g. m.ny u
brute. aS D'' n I'M man n5Er IRON p the
a ,;'slilrso Tel me THAT h you 1a smoke ana i,
'eil you you are. AsEthhos master mast 80 49, j.
s'gss: ~ i 51.'Fs | ! F''''s'' 81 9 e
a. lAe H4e who smokes ''4s II net i gspisv
!. Ths oisaf i 7 shs Expression ssa ss .ssi.
''as';rths rthss eigsf sasobls,. ,gcs 4. ],
sg # IF Equality g were bapisb i j
rest Of the e',a earth it v would stiIl abid. !;
:. sn' hsht given BY one smoker to tt,l anpoth pt
Love dies, youth u It'll fsasS--tbs s;.,, |.
nains. sGS ls is,i re-
seio y Whe 7 II, has smoked, viii smoke.
Nothing is better thai The f6r!ssf ~
2. the morning -nnless it be- ttlsin the, ias.,
Pipe Of the evening. 4il ~ 'A0'
4Sf g. There IS q God for smoEor..
slsYelfr u u YlE.fs s.'s'iStso ispsso SMOkes. ~
kTaa y SSonld Woman smoke she would h II !
t,ireeYq equal llall Of man. "0ri0 0e ne
g4eg mans man nationality NAV , Be no,v
64tt Chg way Ihe holds his cigar. NlY4n Dy
Il ess Who smokes, 5prays. a,s ~
Happiness is like tho ciipar-.h. q /.
9ll' snoqld always be a store ID il reserve Ser
{. 4 d free translation of VI, - -
sg cigaFs Fsa, ere plenty gbena tle ssy i a.. p
,s'tl fhon 70 oloi'de obsougs IL ihey Become :
Ns's rarc. ssy eoome so4in en- more III
L. e s. easier to give ones issr son Tho m Z
9t 96tne's last Cigar. s sy1 ss,s snan
bis Cigars = II 's,i5s SinS s,a ana 5eaa. ca
ao signs o. misfortune to upset / ass
salt salt cellar 9, and 70 break Pipe. be
70 drink drink aleno is vica--so smoke IF IF
J, alons h99sJ y . sirtue and aplaasats ) fse he
! 'y2@ea sfiiSs ~ gk Js,v NJ riff
i 8a PUFF KIN. rs: lnn
,Re sIsoksr is master oftIi situation iu & His
Y yain Gin attack or combat iss9tl,e i, sI aapI
gar parsuea i onHasa fsy IL tl,fo,,; 4, ;as - n sm
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aged u iu u drai,kou N $780,

'f fl ht. ss..iiiS,.5 afu''e on. Z! stree
During asslrunke,,.row a, D,,oh
: onturio, on Christians. be,w.on ..,,-' : :,
ina White men, one of,ho latter nan ~
beli, was stabbed ald killed &.
During an attempt to resc,s -,
,t reus ts in Jtrsoy City, aoa Christ
'a,her 'ofohe Of them vas struck III M i ~ :,
mead by policeman, and will ais. II !" !
!, The e., Wholesale drug house of 11c
.aIio auIlooch' Hager & Co, Nashville Ten.
nessee, was buarnel on t,hrris tpp,5,,sa tpp,5,,,ssa
$4,000; Insurance $1,000 IN ,hs
fra"k lin, h,io'lf Of /, P,bilaaelphia. 'Ds
A. nur'ng a drunken quarrel in Bedford
su"inc'. "m ON Christmas Patrick RoLbi,,a,
.,1ta ,a.a'' 1,,,s stnbtcd "l Joseph sansion Ho
also also stabbed lis wifi. iniLee arm .o,, -
ing all the veins. t'.'v 15I ~ 'i
The he, second floor Of ouse i, or n ~ z
IN Buffalo, New York ,5vo @
i!lh !lhrlstnl7s n9|nn7|ssnD Dsht, procHpitliugl Tie ~
= the 61hs,, basement a girl named
z ',a ennle nc, Griffin was killed ana s,va.Y
others Injured. haiss4ta t53ffUs ~ ~ ,
a false alarm of fire on Chr ;st
n'sn' III Bulfslo,. New York, caused =
pan'0 sa among a crowd oripersoas epgap- !
- IN a,danee at KelIerls Hall, aud in t
nc rash to escape from the bnila;n, Il
ayof"t persons jumped from the winao,rv N
: 'he second story, and were Sc rionalv lq
Injured. - '''ious'y S
. hariy on Christmas morning in Bo,. ~
- nlassaoh usetts, Antoine G.. Hue4tls "a =.
as 'shot and terribly mutilatod bv nc
,n osupn = y ID egoer, both young Ger. wa va
ans. Hogner confesses oo,nm;,,;a DO
et murder. 'ihs ma
! AZ ., q shooting match on Chyistm.. !,
., g; AZ higa, village near DAYTON .br
10, TWO brothers-John and Henr,o 49,, 49,
,,"e-quar'oled about loading . oury "a ,us
~ o0hn % ealled Henry a liar, wben 49, '
'nry drew revolver and shot Jobn s give
''ag MN instantly. The spectators A
70 much excited, oau.ht and bnn baa
nsy ., 70 =, the limb ofa tree, ,tapd whea "
y, was l tax = en- dovnlife was extinct. Too Too nv
90 q VIII WHISKY caused sBo mischief. II % IL. p
!. a4sg Gallagher, Of No. SOP 80 Par, How
s',i32t9pRiy g, returned home ,.rnnl come
}, 1tsne mornNilpg after Christmas 'lod al Recl
u,.oa ms wife, dragged herr Il, from 3sr andrd
ana lnfew sIt'l her down second on d figbt Most
'ss'is 'sbs .l9 lS9npposing he had kiiIea = and
sturned sal 70 his room, took al ESns there
a1l and ahos himseIf IL the stomach trua.
llpg pe,j': 4 wound wound from ,hs elisss u 9atr
q i,s isIissdd died ia ferty.aye, niauates nut VI
we 9e was severely, though q 1ot py tile
'rNootusly injured. hlIat Here
'rapgs Hossl as Tpsrauer,s Tru soan . ~
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A g ~ : "
a GA Rn

cLaf1,S 'aYHe o. our CLIENTS as are 'interesto,, j.;
y M ~ NO against the CITIZENS sAvIMna YIN 20
~ e'" now in bankruptcy, are ,rso,,a't s'us
70 come Personally with IA :, oquesled
dax ,S sa,;% on Monday, 12th inst on on Which
'A0 proof 0ftheir Claims in proper 1o sor,u '0f
orapr.,, ELAR. s DIBRLE.
Dsepurg' 3, c. Jan'y 2, i ls74:s
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Q man in Orange County, Vernon,

aan 10 Orange County Vermon,
mas asp, published the following:
'vnerea1 : u,oe the'oia Woman known !,
my Wife, in consequence Of os,ona; %
rne rowWows'of the Jumpers and ,he
aa,,s LOWERS m and az, thogCat Burners, has b..
come g en- sifelytJ senceless Crazy : Il, y
!, ss0sleaS : and does nothing but run |
aaa ~ down the roadisand Ciroulata. tha hp
ana nuG'' -. Infamous les Concerning M ysslf
shu. ,harss o.hers thus ! oomplishingimy. Rain
i forbidany one itoisbsrba, 90 =
'1uas her on mysaccount.y 80
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{ "A New, Orleans sjjuryman ! w. :. B. !, e
=. y Tie Judge if he ever read the i papays sasa
ne :, 4, rspliedl's ls Yes, yer honor bat e
you u'l let me go this time II III noSsr - -
80 any more, N'Sef 20
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Sheriff S Sales

by virtue of sundry Exeon,;ons. = e :.
nn"e .u'ea Will sell to the highest b;,da I e al.
: 'EEtfaWngeburg c. H., on the RIRST uder, M at
KAHN. M IN January next, FOR GasH ais'N AZ,
me night Title and Interest of iba M al
One IN ,,aa, aae following Property, viz. oieha-
mora - 'facl Of land containing l6o 49,
iauSs or less in Edisto Fork, bounJ.a nJ acres res
E. ss Bolsn or mo- s; Bolen, D. r. Marphy aaS ny
baker n' and + Fegls, I Est Of JneMs M Riolen sso.
prop ertv Of ~. IL. fearson. Levied on as the
Jno. F. Alden n.a' 81 = r. Bolen at the suit Of
a. asSheriff's Office, r
Deo 18th, 1873. q; % So
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TX, sSaae No,;e. Of geby weeks j ~ 49,.
day np19e of is hereby givon that on tho %, !,
account nuady, as 1874, will file my final
ton for nv fnS, %eehs y; a Jnnr, and viii petit
oronoat. II, M. CARSON, ldminitsftrot
doe doaan5geourg 5 Co. s. c., Deoembsr'isr It9ri
-ee-,.-a''.7.' ag,ls7a Inn
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ss0'UrTlT 8 III CAROLINA.
OKANGEBURG cnIrun,

lia 'oANR;AAlNS(GEBURG COUNTY. '+"
Estate pu's1hs Of t'n having claims against ,ho
to presen. ds tSsn nate Ann Berry, are required
to said Estate hen, and all persons indebted
ment, to DHE aNhNf teIuilfed to make pay
'''ls JOHN p. BERRY.
dec 1s Sal o%ai.fed sId Executor
rs t.a@' iir 17fz..tAeoItSo oto I'm
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smells. 81 ';.si, - yiieseof l0
Perhaps you will repl 81 Is,
ahsHy0u must have ii your yo pocket, !.
Acigar holder,s'l. II {stfv,..H
i.a,, q, a Gas case for the cigar holder, ,sq |,
f. " A box of matches.iitl 543
~ a man is nolonger okerAbo -
comes an cxpressman. loo at.4 f,i
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Home.

The pleasures Of home arc not suf
,ltibcaiaantly understood or cultivated. It
g !is strange that We should pay SO much
d the insVis extern -
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orr'a1 nsa aoRTANT NOTICE. !
ofFlcE OF CITIZENS SAVING =. =, ;,

- oiliAENs SAVING BANK
r. a 81. *, onANdRBUna s. C.i !
n.ns., January 1d., 1874. 3
r.nnas pusi,ors at this Branch are earn !,
>, Isquosted to attend MEE41NGt;n nl
Arg, 1m on n, MONDAY, the l2th, instl. !. tgo 80
is Of III. -. l., ouaine'sto bo laid before them
BOOKS ~ moss Importance. Bring .your
with von Or cFRTIFIcATEs sef DEPOSIT IT.
.aEs JAMES ME n. H. FoWlIlESss, i Ss e
JAMS e 'fs os7 - assf,' ,'a', Cash Cashier.
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