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=. TFnH thf lHttIue{ptia lTeas, Uef. >.
about ten DAYS ngo young nan OF propos.,
q aaay III Camden. who il the mothoY Of several
olildren, and who, until tho adyont Of tho
noder'l Don Jnnn, lived worry happily with q
devoted liilAbnnd Tllo personal attractions Of
tho young rhiladelphian proved stronger than
hor iidolltY to her Spouse and Ut lust. yielding to
aId caMo to this city, whore llcr paramount found
y qu,ct boarding. -hol,ao i,l which Hho would. ns
lie fondly hoped, he hafo from pursuit. llal lo
tAion eQnal pains to CONCEAL himself tho ro-
suit might llaye booll d!tForont. lIo, loweyor,
engaged u room ut tho AIorcAanta' Hotel, OH
Fourth Hsroot, only Heoin1g his inamorata ct
rarp intorya!b. Last oyouing two soing, wo!!-
.lrcsee., aud evidently outssrod ladies', who af-
ttrwardH proved to ho tho HiatorA Of tho frait
wifo mud mother, outorod tho Morclants llotol
md irsulllroti for the young gentleman alluded
to. Tloy wero informed bY tic clerk that ho
,ynH In bin rDoNt, at,1 tMt thoy could Hoo him III
the parlor. TAlther thoy bout their stops. a1,d
The scene suddenly u,tangod. Two pretty faeos,
which 10 tho olorls had boon all stniloa. s;lddony
Dncatao dnr'soned with frowna. Two fitt!o
right hunda, which fow moments hofor1 cR!tuiy
ropoaed III tllair NUTS, unexpectedly draw
frtlia hpmo darll receHB two EoIt'A royn!r0ra.
yolyora suddenly ca!no into unpleasant contaot
with llH load, and lo 'a8 ortloratl III cool, do
tnr,ni..ol tonos, to lcad tho way to tho ioho il,
wlliGl tho Camden ladY was ooMCGnled. For u
.no.lunt l,o loaitatotl. h1t tho eod clambors OF
two rovolyeya hsarcd Inn n tho fuco, and llo 10,
etauly loft tho hotel with Ain falr cantoyu, and
went with thom to tho houso IN which Ao latl
paced his victim. When tho bravo lttlo women
found themselves face to faco with their fnllon
siator, tloy lot 20 thoir hold, alld allowed nAl-
dor md wiaer man to rnturn to ltB hnol Ilo
Camdeu lady returned to hor homo last evening.
, 1874-12-08
RAILROAD NEWS.
Tho Chicago & Southern Isnfl-
rOntt Case.
TIE CHICAGO B. SOUTHERN sRAtLRoAp
COMPANY,

THE CHICAGO B. SOUTHERN sRAtLRoAD
COMPANY.
rnooEED1Sas IN COURT YESTERDAY.
motion wna mado yoatorlay bcforo Judge
Aloore to dissolve tho injunction reoeHtly grant,
eu aBa'nBt tho doFondants III tho caao Of John i.
bro"n vs. Tho Chicago d Southern Railroad
Company. Tic Chicago, Danyil[o i Vincounos
liat'road Company, and tho Chicago, Danyio Il
'inconnes Hallway Company Tbo defendants,
III support OF thu motion, atogo tint Brown l,nn
faflea to fulfill lis contract; tat o laB nt.nilsod
TINT no wnB Unable to perform It; TINT
tho Chicago Il Southern Rat!road Company, BY
permission Of tho Court has outorod on tic
roads mid completed tho balanco to bo done, It
llas nat'c lease for ninoty-nino yearH to tho
Danyllo Il VjHconncs 1tailroad Company, to e;ye
1t possession Oil or about tue 18th day Of thu
prcsont month. Tlto Chicago & Southern nai!-
road Company thoroforo aaha that tho intuuc-
ton granted against tho Da1villo l. Vincon,,cy
nallroal may 10 dissolved, 10 tl4t 1t tnny tako
possession Ms by tho contract.
Tho Danvflto Is YiuccuueB nattron1 Company
filod m answer t1on,ing TINT 1t had mado any of
the complicated nrrnlsgenlents in which Sam
Walker aud tito Fourth National Bank playcd
a!tch prominent part ~ charged in tho bill, and
niHo donying that 1t Is Liable on Walkers pnpor.
II admits tint it liaB Btxty of tho bonds Of tho
Chicago 4 Southern Rniroad Company, aud tint
1t intended to tako posscasion Of tic lnttor'B
road, but tlonios TINT any 1raud rms uto,,t1el IL
ho committed; that, moreover, Brown has only
doae about e4o. 600 of work, and that tho Com
pat,y IL compelled to koep q position to pay tho
contractors who havo llcns.
EaT4e complainant, Oh tho other hant1, alleges
That tho only consideration Tor tlia Lease iu that
tho Cl,eago. Danyitlo Il VincenucB Rgitroad
Company will pny tfto interest OH tho 800 bonds,
and that tho defondanta hayo divided tho bondH
up among them TINT tho Southern 1lnilroad
Company owcs Brown n fargo anlou,s, md lhat
bis only necarity il to keDp tho ronil, thu Com
pany having failed to mako ovor TO linn tho
cludcd, bit will 10 taken up araiu TO-DAY.
, 1874-12-08

A negro ut Nowpo.t, u. l.. while tllgging in T.
aslsct pcr.saiJ, to dis tI!uro on Tho following
tay, wn!. was Htnsltett, but during tho night
tlo ownor, for II joke. buried Tho hail II It ket-
tlo. q cAu,ion baIl, md several picccn Of copper
'als,.. Tho noxs day. tho negro returned with
aluut thu Sru.lIli viii. tliy'n.ng rod, unonrt!so
Tho art!clua Which tatl boon buried. lie way
much aIatcd, and Inns been Iigging oyor since.
"hlo thu owaor of tho land aitH at q window
Aild enjoys tho exctoment.
, 1874-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS,
PERSONAL.


Mr. Charles II. Gould, General Freight Agent
of tho Burlington, Cellar Rapids t. Minnesota
Railroad, died at Cedar napids H., Nov. 10.
Mr. Gould served in tho navy during tho War,
and subsequently cana to Cedar Rapids. whcro
ho was auccossivo1y Agent for tho Chicago l.
Northwestern, and Chief Clerk md Goueral
Freight Agent Of tho Burlington, Cedar Rapids
T. MINNESOTA. 11e waB 81 years old and waB
highly estoculcd both rs blBinoss man and por-
sonasly.
EtEErtEd-CAn RATES.
The statement iii Ycstortlny'a pAper to tho Of
feet TINT lie Illinois Central iutet,lcd reducing
tho price uf sleepi1E-bortlla on their line from.
hero to st. Louis Saa incorrect. Tho manage-
nlent did contemplate such reduction. hut, al
ter thoroughly inycstIgnting tho subject, it al,-
penred that tho experience OF tho Iullmau
Palace-Cnr Company, which ID bnttor acquainted
with tlle matter than any ono ctao WAS to the
effect tint tho prices Mt prose1t charged wcro
tile lowest that conia DO asked no Ill TO secure
rcnaonable profit OH capital Invested.
1TEafa.
Tho contractor for laying tho rails on tho ex-
tension Of the Chicago & Pacific Railroad. from
EiStn westward. boEaa work at Esgin Nov. 26
with largo fotco Of men.
Work il progressing rapidly on tho now branch
line Of tho Chicago & Iowa Railroad, from Ro-
cl,ella. ILL.,, to Rockford, and It IL probabo TINT
it wll bo complatcd by Jan. |, If tho weather ra-
mains good. It will be ouerntei under lraso by
the aboyo Cosnpnuy.
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
SntcfTt Dispatch TO Ihe tA,cuap Tfipun..
r1TIsnunG, pa.. Dec. 7.-TIle stockholders of
tlle Fittabusg Is Connollsyille llailroad Company
,unt to-tlay, uud elected tho following Board VI
Directors: Mondcz Cohou Baltimore, aid. ;
Wilaialn s. 1'isaoIl, rittsburg G. L. d.
Fettcrman, pttshurg; A. NJ. Baldwin,
piNBburG; William Kcgscr, Baltimore,
Md; John Dorlnolt Smith, Baltimore.
Md; William II. Perkins. Baltiu,ore, Md. :;
II. g. Vickory, Baltimore, Md; Hugh sisson,
baltimore. Md; Charles Webb, Baltimore Nd;
lerael Coheu, Baltimore, Md; George r. De,4-
mis-, Frederick, Md. Tho rncoting ndjournod TIL
tho first "Wednesday In February next, whom tho
report of tho officers will bo preson!el.
AN IMPORTANT au1F AGAINST NAILnoAD-oWNEns,
ETC.
New YonE, Dec. IA suit has boon
brought by Henry ". Deplcy against
the .Atcloson, Iopoha Il sauta To Rail-
road Company, George opdsko Il Co.,
Sherlock Il Till, and Kidder, Peabody Il Co.. oil
OF Now York, mud about twenty other dofonl-
ants, to recover about $i00, 600, which tho plan-
till claims il due him nB iiB a!,aro in tho profits
OF Tint road and salcs Of lands, bonds, otc.
INJUNCTION D1GsoLyEp.
LosnoN, Dec. T.-YI.o injunction obtained by
tr. alckanoy against the Eric Railway Company
has boun dissolved.
, 1874-12-08

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rynson Edition of LEGO, with Intsalucltou. Notou.
, 1874-12-08

~ Getting ut Fcsv Eerlt in ttso Interest
of tnc Ulssosa -- Ksse Resolutions
Attopten ~ tho Conference Eo.as-
t.aStfcp.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, (,
ExEcCTivE DEPARTMENT..

WHEREAS, by n Joint resolution Of the
General Assembly of the State Of ssath
Carolina. entitled "A joint resolution to re-
1uire Edwin I. Cain. Sheriff Of Orangshufg
county, TO give official bond ,s;thiR
ten days after tho passage of the SANG, eik.
erwisc the said Office to be declared vacated,
and it shall be tho duty Of tho Gevernar 10
order an election 1 fill snid vacancy" Ap~
proved December 10th, 1873 And wheza-,
as, official information has beeen reesizeel-
At this department from tho Chair.
man oil the Board Of County Com missiohSrs
for the said county of Orangeburg, that tie,
said County Com nissionors have net re-
ccived ANY new official band "a abe.
riff of said county since tho passage Of
the said joint resolution. Now, therefore,
you, and each of you, are hereby required
with strict regard to the provisions of, tho
constitution and laws of the State touchiaE
your duty in such case, to cause an slsaSiSa
to be held in the said county on the FIRST
TUESDAY following the FIRST MONDAY
in NOVEMBER NEXT, to Gil said ,Yassa-
cy.
All bar rooms aud drinking saloons shall
bo closed on the said day Of election, aaa
nnv person who sdall sell any Intoxicating
drinks on said day Of election shall DO dasfn-
cd guilty off, misdemeanor, and on con-
vcion thereof, shall be fined q SUM- Of aes
less than One Hundred Dollars, or be i'm
prisoned for & period of not less than one
month nor mere than six months. aFQ Aiit
/ In testimony whereof. have hersanta
my hand and caused the areat seal tsf che
State 10 he affixed atColumba, this 2lst day
of March, A. D. 1874, and in the ninetyl-
eight year of American Independence.
BS>shc Governor.
t.. s. FKHSKErSss + dr. h atefSHSs ys..
II. +. iiArNE, .seretary of
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State News

Squire VIM NJ Martin, of Fairfield,
died on Friday last, of pneumonia.
Mrs. Samuel Perrin, died in Abbe
vile on tire 1st.
John Tiuslcyi the colored Coroner Of
Union County, died last week.
Mr. Edward Bovine. an old citizen Of
Chrruw, was found dead in his b.l last
There we're 3S deaths in Charleston
tor the week rnlin. che I'd whites -
colorcd Is.
! he unnual rcgattac the ChSrlestnn
Rc4etta Assuciasion com IS of nn the
lAh, 14th aud 35th inst ut
The Aiken .]ournal has PASSED iato
the .leunds OF M,~srs ". O. Cam,.ack
aad ~. d. Mcdaniel
Mrs. Jane l.un,ry wife oS the oun.
ty Auditor, d ed At Darliugtun ON the
lSt
Some of tho colored citizens Of Lex
ington are abo.t to erect Baptist
Church at that place.
FRIDAY morning. Foal play is suspect
ed, and post nortem examination talk
ed Of ~
The house Of Rev. B. +. Mauldin, at
Williamston was burned Monday n. ht.
His family barely escaped with their
clothes and bedding; evorythins else was
destroyed.
Patrick West, colored, who was con.
fined in the.jail at Edgedeld under sen.
teace to be hanged on tAs 5th IF June
next, has died
A distressing accident occurred ab bou t
FIVE milcA from Chesterfield Court louise,
on the 29th of A pril, on the plantati on
of Mr.. Peter A. Moore A. family of
colored people, in the employ ment Of
Mr.. Moore, consisting of man, his
wife and four children, reside on the
farm. In the absence of the mother
with the youngest child, and of tho
father, who was at work on the farm
the house caught on IRE and was soon
in ashes, and three Of tho chillron were
burned to death.
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NOTICE.
u. S. Internal Revenue
SPECIAL TAXES,


May /, 1864, to April 30, 1875.
The Lnw of December 2i, 1872, requires
every person engaged in any business avo.
cation. or employment which renders him
liable to Special Tax, to Procure and Place
Conspicuously i'll his Establishment or
place of business Stamp dcnoting the
payment of said Special Tax for the Special
Tax year beginning May /, 1874, before
commencing or continuing business after
April 30, 1874
The taxes embraced within tho provis-
ions OF the Law above quoted aro the fol.
lowing. viz:
Rcctiicrs. $4,000.
Dealers retail! liquor. p 90.
Dealers, wholesale liquor. 10000.
Dealers in malt liquors, Wholesale, 5000.
Dealers in mrl liquors retail, oO.UO.
Dealers in leaf tobacco % 800
Retail dealers III leaf iohucco. 10000
And on sales Of Over 5 900 fifty oonts for
every dollar in excess Of S 900
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 900
Manufacturers of stills. 5000
And for each still manufactured, 1000
And i"r each worm manufactured, 1000
Manufacturers OF tobacco, 1000.
Manufactures. Of cigars. 1907
Feddlcrs Of tohscco, first class (inors than
two liorscs), 1000.
/. Pcdtllcrs OF tobacco, second class tv,
horscsl. $500.
Peddlcrs oI tobacco, third class Zone horso).
$500
Peddlcrs Of tobacco, fourth class ton foot or
| public conveyanee), 1000.
Brewers Of less than 500 barrels, 5000.
Brewers of 900 barrels or moro 10000
Any person, SO liable, who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirements will
he subject 10 severe penalties
Persons or Firms in Drup shnrr Cn,,.
liable to pay any Of the Special Taxes
named above must apply to w. 4. Cloutmnn,
Esq, Collector Of Int ornal Revenue at Char
lesion or to Z. V. Dibble, Dpt'y Collector ut
Orangeburg. S. c., and pay for and procure
the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need,
prior to May J, 1874, and without further
notice.
j. w. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
Office of Internal Revenue, Washington.
D. c., February IL, 1874.
mar IS
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1fyon wish. to drown yourself, kick
and splash about as violently as you
can and you will SO IN go the bott,n
Buff yo'sremembor that you arc Ii ,ht
er than wator, and ifyou calmly an /
steadily refrain from drawing your
breath while endcr the water, keen
your head raised, and your arms uad 81
you vii soon learn to float and. swim.
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NOTICE,
OFFICE co. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER

OFFICE co. SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
ORAxGEnuRa Co., 8. C..
Notice is hereby given that in accordan O
with An Act entitled ".ln Act to provide for
the establishment and support Of State
Normal School, approve fch'y, 1879, n
Free Public Competitive Examination viii
DO held Mt this Office on Monday tho 2O.L
instant, of ell persons dcsirous to becomc
Pupils Of the State Normnl School. rhe
Examination will be conducted In the Same
manner MS Examinations for Third Grad G
Teachers Certificates. To secure Ad,nis.
sion into the Junior Glass of the Normal
School, the applicant, If n mulo must be
fifteen l6, years of ago, and if female
fourteen (14) yenrs of age. To enter an
advanced class the applicant must bo pre-.
port 'onatcly older, and before entering ali
applicants will be required to sign The fol-
lowing declaration 1--WE hereby declare
that our purpose i'll entering The State Nor
NAL School Is to fit ourselves fer the Profes .
sion of Teaching, md that it is our intcn
tion TO Engage in Teaching in the Public
Schools Of this State"
Teachers holding Second and Third
Grade Certificates may be admitted from
the State ut Large.
FRANK II. McKlNLAY,
County School Commissioner.
nj IL
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COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. Goth, 1870.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. Goth, 1870.
Tsthe Editor Orangeburg Ne,es:
SIR have the honor to inform you that
at q meeting of the Board uf Officers, cre-
ated by an ACT entitled Gan Act to Regulate
the Publication of all Legal and Public
Notices." the following resolution was adop-
ted
Reseired, That the CORA EBURG
NEW S" is hereby designated as the OFF
ClAL PAPER for the Publication of all
Legal Notices and Official Advertisements Of
the County Officers in the County Of Orange
ourg.
Respectfully, &c.
+. l.. CARDOZO,
Sec. of State
and Chairman Bourd
Per ". II. JONES.
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The State Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG.

In TIE Court OF PROBATE.
BY AUGUSTUS u. KNOwLTON, Esq,
Jadse OF proanto in said County.
WHEREAS, Joseph Fcrsner hath made
suit to me-, to grant him Letters of Admin
lstrasioR of the Estate andcficc's of Dr..
Frederick S. Fersncr, late ef said County.
deceased.
These aro therefore to cite and admnnish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the sahl deceased, 10 he and np
pear, before me, ut a Court of Probate for
the said County to he holden at Orungcburg.
on the u day Of May 1874, Mt IL
O'Clock a, NJ, to show cause il any, why tho
said Administration should not hr granted.
Given under my Hand aud tho Seal of Court
this 10th day. OF April Ammo Domini
[L.S.] AUG. ID. hNOwLTON,
Probate Judge, 0. G.
arl 1e u
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DR.. A. G. Dukes will accept our
thanks fur sample of his cand cs
soda water and scgars, which VIC hcarti.
ly racopmend as being good. He has
just recisyea ! fne lot Of cutlery and
other article9 in his line which will
benr imposition. I Tie soda is tho very
thing 10 oooi,a fellow of and Mr., Shcrod
IS just the fellow to fix it up in style
for you, We believe both male and
female can testify TO the above fl It's.
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At Private ll SaIa.

INHE PLANTATION forming, . Part OF
l. the Estnte of tho late Col. Eeitt. ana
known AS the DARBY PLACE. The trass
consists of about 600 acres, enc half sxs,l
rilnbcred, the remainder Rich, Bed, Leaa
Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. Thsss
are the Finest Lands in the District, aaa
were valued at $50 per aorc in 1865. HsalG
be sold for one-hulf thai price new. One
fourth cash, the remair or in three install
ments bearing interest from date and ae.
cured by mortgage Of tho game. 2
This is splendid chance for, anaryas 90.
string % secure Rich Lands, fne Wator Few.
er, excellent Cattle Range ana aRssEs1
Ncighborhoad. Apply to t,.slaafi 49,
Mrs. L. NJ. KEITT,
Or KEfTT. Esa.
jane 80 -
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS AND
GENERAL, SESSIONS-
At Il n.c"ting of tho Orarg.burg Bar
held May 7th 1874, it was
Resolcc,l, That the FOL ,wily orl,r Of
business be observed at the May Torn
with the consent of the presiding
Judge
FIRST wo,k, Sessions.
Thursday and Friday, My 2lst an d
22nd. aud ui tnterim durin the term
with consent OF COUNSEL, Cal IN las ,, 3,
aud +, aud cases on C,lcllr 5 NOT
requiring jnries.
SIoniay, May 25th Cslenlr L, Ms,
| aud 2. .
Tuesday May, 26;h, Halaalr /, Nos.
3, incl ,sive
Wednesday 9th Calcnlar |, Nos II,
FL inclusive.
1harsd ar 2sth Balance of Calendar
Friday goth, Jury cases Calendar
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$3.50 Earued FROM seven o'clock in
the evening till bed time! Large pr,
fits when the entire time is given. An
opportunity for either sex. Thirty cents
aud stamp will secure valuable sample
and outfit by return mail. Mr.. TuoMAs
BAKER, Wichita Kansas.
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The time for paying town taxes has
beon extended to June 10th Kirk
R"biasea ifaalsilq silsq clerk Of c'uacil will
take your money and give you a recaip'
wiIastpieasurea Il fr
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NEW PATENT. =
DIR. pATRICK's CoTTIttJN peEsg

DN. fAl hlCh ., CUI1OS PBEbG
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would advise every one in,heed of a cor.
TON PRESS to purchase q patent Of once.
For CHEAPNEss, .sIsiPLLCITy, ana
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"Healing OIL the Wings" says all
who havo made use Of DR.. Witar's
Bnlsam Of Wild Cherry, md by such
use been cured of coughs, c.lis, bron-
chities, sore throat, influenza or con.
sumption. The prudent will always
keep this standard remedy by then.
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Alta regular meeting Of the Orange
Is. B. G. held Thursday evening April
23rdfther following Office wore elected (:
President.
]. S. ALnERGeTr4,
Vice President.
j. a. EDwanDs.
Secretary.
&c. DIBBlk.
7'reanry.
ss LII SAqamg.
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Mr.E. Ezskicl has our thanks Tor a
eopyzeGg the london Observer from which
wa copy an advertisement. Which We
think will prove ,of interest to South
Carolina land holders.
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.NET u OF I &c I E.!

The Copnrtnership of J. W. PATRICK g.
CO., have this day been dissolved by muiu-
al consent. All indebted to the firm will
mako prompt payment to ]. VI. Patrick.
j.. w. PATRICK,
LELAND HAGOOD.
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We regret to announce the dea;h of
Miss ANN Elfe, which occurred last
Monday evening. after a long and pain
full Hines, T,s. remains wcrs taken to
Charleston forSihter,nent.
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BOARD.

BOARD without LODGING can DO Oh
timed at reasonable rates. For terms ap.
plSover McMasters Store.
uAr IL
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The State Of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

Is THE CouRr OF PnopArE.
BY AUGUSTUS Is. KNOwLTON. Hso,
Judge of Probate in said County.
WHEREAS, Mary NJ. Houck hath made
suit to Inc to grant 10 hin, Letters of Admin.
istration of the Estate and effects Of Rev.
VIM. A. llouck, late Of said County, de
ceased,
These arc therefore to cite and aimo o. Ii
all aud singular the kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be aud appear be-
fore ipc ut Court of Probate for tho said
County. to bc holden at my Office in Orange
burg. S. c., on the 2d day of May,
1874, at II o'clock A. 81, to show cause IL
any, why the said Administrators. should
not bc granted. I M
Given under my band aud the Seal Of the
Court, this 18th day Of April a. D. 1874,
aud in the 9th year Of American Inde-
pendenco.
lL.s.l AUGUSTUS D. KNowLToN,
aPi ls--.t Judge Of Prosat..
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Toz,HE PUBIC

'a'O'THE PUBIC
The cry .ef distress comes to US from
abe South from people whose sympa-
thieu and interests arc peculiarly ours
Eouisisna. and ether sections bordering
tho Miisissippi have been swept by the
floods ofraia, aud tons Of thousands late !
lys ia comfort are to day objects of
..ehsrit1 Every city bus responded to
ho vail Of woe, and we of "South