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FOREIGN NEWS.
Needy and saaksy mot Allowed 70
Preach In Etsn.

Needy and oaukey mot Allowed 70
Preach In Etsn.
LosDox, June 22.-At tho last mo.
msnt Moody and sanksy have been
notified that,thoy will not 10 permitted
10 hold service at Eton. Accordingly
they have given mp their appointment,
there. and will go 10 Windsor and preach
In the Town Hall this afternoon.
Delegates Tor she Centennial.
PAsis, Juno 22.-L Pubiique Frdneais'
newspaper announces that It will con-
tribute one thousand francs to the fund
for the purpose Of sending delegates 10
the Philadelphia Centennial.
Chiss Getting Ready Ter wnr.
CALCUTTA. Juno a. The Chinese
Government Is concentrating troops at
Mamoyne in consequences Of the Anglo
Burmese quarrel. A formidable Chinese
array Is available for service at any mo-
msnt on the frontier. This movement
has greatly depressed commerce hero.
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VIRGINIA Police MArrrEs. The FOL.
lowing police business was transacted in
the Courts at Virginia City yesterday :
John Jones. arrested by officer Curran,
forfeited $40; n. Hopkins, arrested by
scott for drunken conduct. and p. De-
vaney. for being drunk and asleep. were
fined so each. or given the choice OF
going to Jail for ten days |; j. Coyl. ar
rested by Scott for disorderly conduct.
MAS fined $50. OF gwen fifteen days ;
tho bootblack arrested by llisbce for
disorierly conduct. was, on account OF
his youth. let of with q reprimand ;
Miss Hattie, arrested by Scott for vio-
lAting q city ordinance. forfeited $40 /;
Mary Cslland. arrested by Smith for rs
snul, and battery. demanded a jury
trial. and had her case set for 3 ?. ~.
to-day : Pat Kennedy. arrested by Smith
for exhibiting n deadly weapon in a
threatening manner, had his case set for
10 A. N. to-day. The man who cut the
queue of All Why demanded q jury
tIial, anil his case was set FOR 10 A. ".
to-day. The following parties were nr.
r,sted by the police last night and this
morning: Kelly. 10y symons. for disturb
ing the peace A. Jacobs, and Do Leo.
FOR violating a city ordinance by carry
ing ON business without q license. The
uan Kelly styled himself the chief Of
Irishmen, and from the number Of men
il took 10 secure him 1--we or ak having
to tako n hand). he could lay pretty fair
claim to the distinction.
PrrLic PnorERrr.-Tho following Is
an extract from o letter received by OF.
Tailor Lloyd. Of Virginia City, from his
niece in England. and contains the ker.
mel Of a subject ON which volumes have
and still might DO written. l. o., the hab-
its and customs OF American people.
She very little thought in penning II.
that il would DO the subjoct OF an itom
in one Of the papers which talk Of the
most a~ristocratic OF our people las II
they were public property" II will
serve to show u people how somo Of
our common customs n viewed by for
.;,,.r .I have read N preat mnuv of
80 na,ors .nJ .niov tbsn s,t,s,n.,y
ibsy are No diffsrept from English ones.
Tn. manners Of american, must seem
strange to English people. i read
tho names Of ladies' in the papers, who
arc epn,.I 'nG h n;nn,a |,is,s;ls
- hi, d,s.. habits. ste. and the
n.u.s ana cb,r,c,sr. of their acausint.
60. a. ,h.x x,,. pnblie propsrty."
WI ~. mos, r-6n..i nnd HIGHLY sdu-
49, ~ ons r.onls ave In n manner
snsi;. n,on.r,r r.. Thsy fraouantly.
a.. Ti.nsh al, ,n;v.rs,il, con.
.hsnN, 90 80. hs,ora and
ar. nrh,;. All ,h.,
.- n.~u.. ~ nnhI;. nron-
o,,, This universal interest in tho
general welfare is the very foundation
oil American hoerty anu progress
ISDrAS FAxpAxoo.-A grand annual
hon was begun down on American Flat,
=. A.. PITT s.,,,,,x oxs,;,, 60
"" ~
many whites we're present. however
that little moro was done by tho braves
than to give q walk around and a song
Of the "Old COW. she crossed the road"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-22

NNrR-, MISUNDERSTANDING new. n
New York Life Insurance Company sovin-
sure mlnerr. Apply 81 General Agshcy 0nee,
Itooins I aud ., Mares Building, vlfxisia,
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IxronrAsr. -Indorsed by the Medical pro-
~fe..Ion. DR.. Vim. Halle Balsam for the Lang
diseases Of the Throat and chsst. Dr.. Towns-
lsy's roothsehs Anodyne cures In one mia
ME.
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This Msrning.

RHl<Nl.fn TtH HOAAn. .
a. ... a.. Al. so u. Az
ilns ophif. W. IN 80 w. ~ 80 ~
Ss ~
80 loud nrty,iplnS
iue MEXICAN. IN 10. its.ih
lte he-t " bcieh.f,atssP
savage, W biu
roto,i. NY
hasS Nsf.fo.s'1 ,a
pStswh rou', 49,"
ie'o" saA 49,. .,,y A.. n. -,
yn
iGO .lphs, lsA
5J iIpsrial. sS.Gs
~ lssleher. %, ~
les keniuck, ~, isS, is'.
20 knpiI. Mil. u.
~ Confidence, lSs, laS
s~i succor.
Isl lAly Bryan. }, ~
Sssstcs, ~
40 Union Con. ~, ~, o..
les Nav York. AL
NJ South cslifornia, AZ
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YEx,Lx COMPLAINTS should b eursd. -
they onsn can DO. ~ . few dosss ofAyss's
S~arraparilla.
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WAGON RoAD TO DArIoS.--The Enter
prise Of this morning says: Last Fri
day night there was q meeting Of the
citizens Of Dayton for tho purpose Of
dsviang means TO copst ct o wagon
road 10 connect the Mound House With
Dayton and vicinity, Mason Valley.
Columbus and other portions Of Eastern
Nevada. Judge W. n. Seawsll was
chosen Chairman and ]. l.. Campbell
Secretary. A committee Of three was
then chosen, consisting OF j. Il. Shaw.
]. r. Houghan and W. NJ. Scavell, 10
make q preliminary aurvry Of the conn
try; 10 decide upon the most practicable
and feasible route; solicit a small sub
scription 10 meet tho expenses Of the
aame, and report the result Of their
abors at . meeting to DO called by tho
Chairman.
DIsrRicr CouRr - RisrSo. JUDoE.-
Tho following business was transacted
In this Court yesterday: A. Margro VS..
p. Pico-Demurrsr overrulsd and ten
days given 10 answer. d. Driscoll 1t
al. vs.. Robert Apple Ordered that tho
money in the hands Of tho Cleri.
amounting to si7i 90, be given to
Metolla S. Apple, and that tho balance
Of the money In the Bank Of California
be released, subject to the attachment Of
said plaintiff. Mayor and Board VI Al.
dermen ". Rose Wilson--Set for trihl
In July. Mayor and Board Of Aldermen
W. John Smytho- Cause tried and sub
mittod. The Court adjourned until
10 A. n. to-day.
CousrY COMMISSIONERS. Tho County
Commissioners met at tho Office Of the
Clerk OF the District Court in Virginia
City, yesterday. and transacted the fol-
lowing business: Lot No. 8, range j,
block No. 2, Of Gold Hill. was sold to
Adam Baird for 800. The following
bills were allowed, to.wit: Thos. Ora
csy, $l8l; sams. 81 ,272 II; Sims x
Co., 165 Is. The Board voted TO nc
cspt the invitation extended 10 them 10
attend the Doth anniversary Of our ma.
tional independents In this city. The
Board thon Adjourned to meet at ii A.
\. Of July >.
: iFnrionr Rscxrrrs. - Tho following
anounts Of freight were received at the
Gold Hill and Virginia depotsr OF the
Virginia & Truckco railroad, during the
twenty.four hours ending IL n. to-day:
Wood. 81 car loads, lumber II. grain 2,
merchandise 6. tiour /. machinery ,,
hay 8. nut.pins /. plaster i. Total, W
car loads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-22
WESTERN DlSPATCHRS
FROM GAN FRAhcisSo
speech Of Senator sargsss-Wassr
Scheme Deeated. asHi

SAX Francisco. June 22-l:30 p. ~
Senator Sargent addressed . crowded
meeting last night at Platt's Hall. Hs
wal introduced BY A. @. Abel. Chair.
man Of the State Central Committee.
The speaker enlarged on the merits Of
the Republican party. and followed
Gorham's track In dsnunoiation Of the
Central Pacific Railroad. and In relation
TO the Goat Island project. He spote
At length upon tho subject Of Southern
outragss, closing with an admonition OF
danger 70 the country in cass Of . Re-
publican defeat. and the duty Of The
70 support the party and its
In the Boardoi Supervisors last night,
the scheme to purchase Lake MERGED ~
a sourcs Of water supply for the city.
was defeated.
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FROM PORTLAND, OR.

city Gieetiss -aspsbiiesa Mayer
PORTLAND, June 2a.-Ths City Esc-
ton yesterday resulted In the election
Of DR.. J, A. Chapman Mayor. Rspubli.
can, by sir majority. The Republicans
elect also one Councilman. Tho citizens
elect tho Treasurer. Assessor. Police
Commissioner and two Councilmsn.
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sr0cK REroar.
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l~axroKrrp DAILY NJ r. =. xHAfus Z col
Last Evssisg.
sAS FRANCISCO srock SoAnp.
Meadow VALLEY. 81 bid
- Raymond 4 Ely, Il
i.sl knrsks Con-, 80, -. 60. eek
$50 Jackson, ~
1sN Phsnix.3
ls Alps, save
40 BslmoaL sx.&,sk
sa5 I'VE Patch, N
nos Con..5
10 American flag. AZ
10 Lsopard. its, isS, i3S
SlS Jefsrroh.3
$40 Gils. ~, AZ. ~
80 Northsrn belle. %
"a ~. Patrick.9
1873 Nsn-asld. CSC. 7ike. 7ie
SO uoldcn Chariot, ~, ..
10 Mahogany, O. N. sha, N
~ s0ath Chariot. N
l.D War Eagle
go Empire Idaho), N, ~
as poormAn. q. 81
10 lllinol. Central, sk
rs c raf. 81, ss rs. 81. q
Yellow Jacket, Itk, "a
40 Consolidated virvinla- sls. st
io OSsl 4 Curry. isS, lebS
gCrvwn Point. xs
ss3 California, So. esi.,
s.S lest u B-leher. an
tsl Mexican. TN. iTs
~ b.lehcr. Na. nj
~ iisle n Ssrcro-s, 81
rACiric -rocS EXCHANGE.
- ella. q,
- iaynond q KY. ". Il .
0sllvcr Peak. ~
~ Oohisn Chariot. 81. ~. - H
sAahos.ny. ~
" ~KiItkaCun., o1
- ophT. IL an, az
30 FpOfmAn, ca. I b1
- ssai \ carry, iss
10 Andes, s.,
l.i i'nsuix, u.
~ uuion Con. ~
" Jackson, ~
- Meadows Valleys
~ Nahogspy, ~
10 Jack-hn, ~
hin
~ teieher, an
- Usuld a cary. l3s
SO Mexican, iI., l.s. lTY .io
~ ils.t = r-l,h.t, az az
X Con. I, a.
100 War kagls, ~
rs Ophir, an, bs
10 Aasossny, ~. II Is
20 Eureka Con, CIV
~ Goaid & Curry, ~.
70 ita,nSsa and Rly. II. nx. AK
81 ssldcn Chariot, ~ 40
la Hu1rman, o.
10 Caiisrsla. sax. Ss, Sss Ell
~ Chs,.af. Pstosi. ~
% War EAgls, ~
"a Mexican, Ia, IN
10 Aui.s,s A.
,sCtown Point. %. 9S
~ Imperial. 81
lsO Gils, AZ
5Mcsiow Valleys
10 slccor,t
10 Consolidated Virginia. 3iTk
i0 JuliA. II
90 ko-suth, Tc a.II
10 1.ouId and Curry. i5S H
$50 X X Con. tk.<A
no Oshir, t5S
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REMOVAL.

OYIIcs OF TIE COSMOPOLITAN MN.
June 10. ISIS. The e6es Of The .Sovs eonpsny
has bssu removed 10 Rnou Ne. I. soT Mont
gvmsry strvst. y. LANDRRs, Secretary,
: JETS tot
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rnEargcs,s.o oidryeoodssthgsIlasd con-
andsss.
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WIN. NJ. GILLESPIE,
SOLICITOR FOR PATENTS.
U. Q. LAND OFFICE.

Hearehsv or Records SD Cssvsyanesr.
Deeds, Lsases, Power OF Attorney, Mort.
gages, Bouds. Interpretations. and othef. %.
Ierr, carefully prepared, and Dispositions taken.
Applications for. and Protests Of Adverse
Claimants. AGAINST. Unitsd ststss Patents on
Mines made . specially.
OysicE-Pront Rooms M~Ayhspaek i1osse. iU7k
iwest side) South G stfeet. south Of wslh.
Yago a. Cos, lentnnce Room No. ~ Viz.
ginIa City, Nevada. mySl In
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Steamship Disaster.

QUkBEc. June 22.-Tho Allans Limo
steamship Polynesia. from Liverpool,
arrived hero last night. and reported
that the steamship strsihrsy. from Mon.
treal TO London. struck Of the north.
west reef OF Big Island yesterday. In the
fog. and wal leaking badly. Assistance
has been sent from hero 10 snds svor to
ave the cargo. asala
v.-,.. u..,- -. a-.tr.s
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-06
HOIytGsltt,
ENGRAvER AND PRINTER.
IS St. Charles Stree.

BAH Invitations, Wedding and Visiting Gard.
neatly engraved and printed. Also. aH sinSs :
general Engraving in the best style. Bali cops
selection Of orders Of dancing ana Gsry,. ,
fsyors, IS he is satisfied tbs. the nost fAst,dior
viii be pleased. ,ssV
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-06

At special meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held the 18th of January 1875 it was resolved to
pay ON DEMAND. the following dividends:
1. An INTEREST DIVIDEND Of TEN PER
CENT. for the year ending 3lst December. 1874, on
the capital stock of $50 per share.
9. A CASH dividend Of FIFTEEN PER
CENT to stockholders on the amount of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
31st December, 1874 In addition to the rsbate an
cpated dividend Of Is per cent already received by
said stockholders on their GROSS premiums;
And, to carry to Contingent Fund the sum Of
e11 o29 o6 for investment in o. g. Government secur
ites according to articles III and ', Of the amended
charter. -
M. MUSSON, President
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EUToNA INSURANCE COMPANY 1
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Insure Fire, River and Marine Risks n ia n-
Rates.
oFFICE-3S Camp street, New Orleans.
AsSe@ $844, 00s
A. Elmer BADER, President a
cH. ENGSTFELD. Vice President
GEO. sTRoMYER Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
henry Abraham, A. Elmer Bader. N "A. Rsnns.,a~u
y y. =. Eel Bondio, Chs. Fngstfald, II. Frspk
n. + Gogreve, Hy Halter Isl Kats
y.n;. Heuei, !. Keiffer Theo. Lliepthau
=. R0def, Iouis Schne,d.r W Sch,.,..,
T = I.oS Isaac Scherk, j. n 6ohwArA
A~'uA' 0oo"Ar0' Z. Weissenbach, J. r W1deRniol
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brandy Cherries and Sardines.
mo cases CHOICE IMPORTED.
30 cases, quarter tin, SARDINEl.
70 eases. half tin, sARDINES
my2 I'm
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-25
FOR RENT.

The New Brick Store on Main Street,
next door to kohn & Bro. Apply to
Mrs. ROSA OLIVEROS.
sept1s 1875 I'm
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this report t'and had not been guilty of
any Of the conduct imputed to him.
On the contrary, lie. was an excellent
physician and no one could possibly
take II grcater interest in patients or
give them better attention than he
did. lie neglected no duty for which
rcmor<c could have seized upon him
so unrelcntingly as to cause him to
take his Own life. We do not under
take to say what impellcd him to des-
troy himself ms he did, but in justice
to his bcreavcd family and many init
mate friends, We cannot let such err
roncous statements 60 uncontralictcd.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-25
Centeneal Of So. Gu.

That noble old corps tic Palmetto
Guard, have taken this centennial of
the battle Of Fort Nor, ltric in charge,
VIC have received their Address" and
give M extract tas showing thc spirit
in which they intend to celebrate the
event.
II; that century 10 nonr to is close,
daring which our government has
exercised its powers, there have been.
divisions and differences; and nj Il re-
cent period these assumed the large
propt rt!ons OF that civil war Which
convulsed every part Of our country.
All will hope that such contest
will never again arise; and when re-
mcmbered. the lofty devotion Of either
side to the con, ictions Of duty, the
unsurpassed gallantry and hcroisn,
with, which each rallied around and
nPbore the banner that symbolizetl
that faith, shall eyer be recalled as
the proud heritage OF n common
country.
The civilized world was amazed at
the vast resources which that contest
exhibited, md which showed that they
who then fought each other, when in
common cause they would fight to-
gctlner. would be confident against
"thc world in arms"
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANGEDgRG County,.

BY Ara. Is. kSowLToS, ESQUIRE, j. p.
Whereas, Mary Jane Mount, hath made
snit to me, to grant to her Letters Of Adj
ministration of the Estate and effects {
John d. Mount, late Of said County de
ceased
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and angular the kindred and Creditors
OF the said John D. Mount deceased, that
they be and appear, before me, in tho Cour:
OF irohatc, to be held at Orangcbucg, C. H.,
on October .ith next, after publication here,
of at u o'clock in the forenoon, to chow
cause, il any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this 23rd day of
september. Anno Domini 1875.
AUG. B. KNOWLTON.
LIS Judge Of Probate, o. C. .
sept % 1875 o.
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THE ANNUAL ADDRESS =
WILL De DELIVERED ! Y i'7s =. 2.
E5E -I.ltI4iatd
ON THURSDAY, the 2sah.
ny Sih
By COL. D. WYATT AIKEN
Master State Grange.
Every Accommodation Possible will ho
Provided far both Exhibitors
and Visitor

Arrangements have been made With Il |, !
South arnlina Railroad for the tr,n<,,or,a.
ton of all ,Freights for the Fair at ONE
RATE ROTH WAYS, and EXCU RSIOS =
TICKETS will he sold to visitors during the . 4
week. Iss - 's-,,. .rs- see
For further particulars sec Premium I.i.t.
"r address a.y member Of the Board Of =
Directors, at Orangehurs, s. c., or tho Y
Secretary and Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
DIR. WM. +. BARTON, PRESIDENT.
SAMUEL DIBBLE, ESQ. i.1"s 1E'S
LAURENCE 4. BE; .KWIEH. ESQ.
CAPT. +. II. w. BRIGIMASN.
CAPT. MORGAN KELLER.
ORAN B. RILEY, ESQ. \,
HARPlN RIGGS, ESQ.
SECRETARY AND TREAsURER, .fo''t'
KIRK ROBINSON, ESQ.
Bids for the Refreshlnent Stand or Tables
will be received until Tuesday the'5,h day
of Oct Der, the same will be handed to tho
Secretary and Treasurer. fd''7 >
sept Ii 1875 i'd
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OniNGEnuRu COUNTY.

BY Ara. y. KSowlroS, Es1,ire, j. P.
Whereas, David w. Crook hath made
suit to me, TO grant 10 him Letters Of Ad-
minisiration Of the Estate and effects of
Adam l.. Crook, late Of said county. decd.
Tlc.c arc therefore to cite and ad-
nonish all and singular the kindred and
Creditors "f The said Adam l.. Crook. de-
crnscd, that they be and appear, before ME,
III the Court of Probate, to be held at
Orangcha,rg G.. II. OH October 4,h, next
after publication hereof, 1T ! | o'clock in the
forenoon, q slew cause, If any thoy have.
why the said Administration show n not lie
gr,ntcl. ,., - l5....
Given under my llanl, tlils ."sssY .e,;S aay of
September, Annn Don,ni 1875.
AUG. B. KNOWLTON,
Is Judge Of Probate, o., G.
sept 25 1875 p
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ELECTION NOTICE,

The Town Council will elect on Tuesday
October 9TH 1875, one Clerk and Treasurer,
two MarshaIs, also Chief and two Assis-
tant Chiefs Of the Fire Department.
Applicants for the position Of Clerk and
Treasurer must hand in tllcir written
applications, with the names Of their
Dondsmen, (two) to the Clerk Of Council,
previous to the election.
Written applications for position of
Marshal must also he handc, in previous 10
the election, to the Clerk Of Council.
By Order Of Council.
KIRK ROBINSON, W
Clerk of Council.
Orangcburg, S. c., September 22tl 1876.
All persons holding claims against the
Town Of Orangcburs are notified to present
the same at the Office of the Clerk Of
Gom,rii previous 10 October 9Th 1875, and
registered, in order that tho Indebtedness. Of
The Town may be asccrtaincd.
BY Order Of Council.
KIRK ROBINSON,
Clerk Of Council.
Orangcburs, $. G., September ODD 1875.
sept % 1875 It
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The State Of South Carolina,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY, Is

IN COMMON PLEAS. 'i'
E. Rosa c. Oliycros, widow and ,,.a
Executor of the will of -.,T
Esidro j /. Oliveros, deceased, ~
Plaintiffs, against s4, III,
Clifford Oliveros Ella Roaa Oil s,.,
ros, Nina Ferdinand Oliveros a,,y, 4.7.
and Bartolo Oliveros and Thorn .gIT
as w. Glover, Defendants. aj,
Pursuant to the order Of the sid Court,
the creditor Of the said Esidro j. Oliveros
are hereby notified to present and prove.
their several and respective demand before
Charles B. Glover, Esquire. Referee, at
Orangeburg, South Carolina on or before
the first day ofsertember, A. 3. 1875, and !
that thoy ara enjoined from proceeding In
separate suits against the plaintiff, ard arc.
required to present and provo their respee-
tive claims before said Eeferee in this
action, or be debarred payment.
GEO. BOLlyER, !.
.ai C. c. r.
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At New York Retail Prices.

boz Our Stock already very complete receiving
Steamer
AL we ak that stop with png enough to examine
stock and will then that it further
Tor Cheapness Better Goods.
All close Buyers who Of
examine our Stock before purchasing
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N O'l>.H (,E

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
ORAScEnunc Corxry.
Orangebnrg, S. G., September 14,h 1875.
Scaled Proposals will be Received at This
Office, for the Requiring Of Horse Range
Bridge. Also for the Repairing of tie
three Bridges over Providence Swamp
within thirty days from this slntc. ;'
by Order Of tile hoard. @ ta
GEO. BOLINER, .i.,.
Clerk Of Board Of Co, com'rs
Orangcburg County
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NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

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ORANGEnrRG County.
Orangeburg, S. g., September 23rl 1875.
Notice IS hereby given, that the River l,ri-
dgc near the Town of Orangeburg will be let
out to the lowest Bidder, for Repair at said
Bridge on the Sth day Of October at ~
o'clock, \. ~, specification and plan to Jc
made known at said day. Also on The sa ne
day at o'clock, p. NJ, there will be let out
the Bridge known as Caw Cav to the lowest
Bidder Plan md Specification made know n
at said Bridge Oh same day.
By Order Of the beard. a, ril
GEO. BOLIvER,
Clerk Of Co. Com'n.
sept 25 St