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, 1875-05-05
Iusaug aug Dem amerifanii9en Sfi5=
,ebi6el6e, BON @eor9 Ismus.
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Tortlebuns.)
OieGunit mo6t6ottl6rift, sansbriqant
Yianos gibts bier me6r mie oraub;
@ott mas e 2anb for 0i!ettante
Bonn Sansbdr biz sum meibe Sous F.!
Die slorrei@ i'm bod Die Sfulpture!
Sn Orie9elanb mar nir 10 Ideen,
Snoianer, berrli9e Sigure,
Sic Dor De Sabatsldbe ltebn.
Die 8ilo6auer pollbrin9e Sbate
Sn 8ronSe audi unb in Marmelitein,
Oas nil jeoo6 net re6t seratbe,
Nm bette lisBe i: oas lein.
Sic blale auf ben 2eonaroo
Muf Mngelo uno Gofael,
@as bic 9efonnt, fam jeoer Starr DO
uno jcber Mntrei6erSelea.
unb mas ie jebt for Stride tuue.
0appn trGumt orauB fein Mr6lteft;
Se9s Stpl in einem fonn mer 6aue-
Gin gang unslaubli1er gHeft!
Sd b6r, es is normdnnii6=ionii9,
Mit boril6e Gotfoto5Dpp,
l1no noiihssotbil6=babplorii6=
&omanil1e AlbambratnDpp.
Bel eu6 1T aGes Iteif unb ense,
SIR lu6t in Dem Spltem bas Sell,
Wo9ese bier Die 2eut bdn9e
0urbaus an gar feim 8orurtbeil.
Sn Opern iino mir oo~r5usspeile
@au6 auBeruroentli6 uerlpDbnt,
9a man uns oft, fir nieore Yreile,
8on briiben cine @timme lebnt.
@ern mag i6's enslil6 2uitlpiel bore,
l1no's Grama tOnnt uortreffli6i
glur tbun le elm nit &latl6e ltore,
8riat Giner re6t patbetil9 orein.
Sas pabre Mationaltbeater
So gar e ~iebenswertbes Spiel,
sc beule mie gequctl6te Safer
uno ton5e wie Die SDneltiel.
Sur Neser ipiele le ba lpader,
l1no bos eefd0t Den 2euten iebr;
@ann nur an Dem i6morse &adcr
Nod mas gu periiflire mar!
Sci &iinite is nod anoufibre,
unb i'd thurs mirfli9 nit @enuB;
Sur bier periteHn le bos 8alnire,
unb wie mer Stimel pube muB.
B%ortlesuns fol9t.)
, 1875-05-05
NanenDe 2ucDta
mirb III fpnit AeAetlt.

mirb In . Mt gebetlt.
Ssbe Nerlou, weIbs on ptiesr Nraatteit
lie bet, MIRO esbstsn + D an az. prtee 81 pfH'
Den, me!tsr etn, Slaite Wiee.etn r@srislesn sur
probe, burG tie &rprsb
MmpnH
lsneen ptrb.
Its s,n,tesa Soften Fnp bic grprsBteasn
BITE i'm Wubaltnsb alm @t>Gatts efrinBs iaf.
Er. price 1T etn ~fupt,isr ArSt Mno pat e'
9ebanplune Der
falenbcn Sutbt
au feinem Saupiluoiam ssmatt Hro ssritsrf
Srlune buru Wsbraut lsiner Wlse'S'n.
uutellabt Mot fir Gins prpbsflai@t ~ rem
BEN, es fsttt nihls unb mirp
guh beilen!
Go madt uiHts aus, mis alt tie aranfbsil
lit uns wilde anpcts Mi!tel f~ibleeltltsea ba.
Ben.
&irfaIars unb i3susniIs psrssn NIT Der
nidts fotenSsn @rubeflai6e
%ssianet.
@eip sprii6ua Der GrprsB bic rsGts ASrsie
~ ssbsn unb lHrstbt an
Or. Gbas. &. Rrite
NC. 67 NiAtams str, 9ieR yors.
26 ii mi
, 1875-05-05
DQtteln! gatteln!!

Sn SolQe ber bilisen Preiie. welde
burd) Die pcrlaieoenen 6alilenlents Der
Sbitoertdufer entitanoen, mar ld) IN ben
z tano seleet, cine srOBe Nuantitdt Der
beiten, neusn. idOncn 0atteln gu Iebr
bini9en Ireiien gu fuufen uno biete ite
meinen &unbcn su fol9enoen nieSrisen
Brsilen an: l @io fir 10 @ts. 8 Yfo.
fir rs @ts. 12a @fo. fir 81. BieOcr
uerfduler erbalten einenOfabatt. Da Die an=
qeaebenen Yreiie biulaer iino als lie je pas
rem uno I'M fvmmenOen 6riiblabr mieoer
ltciacn werSen. 10 merbcn Ile, weld)e Die
ie 9eiunbe Srutt taufen iuolIen gut tbun
ibre @intdufe balo mOslidit 5n madden
v. Yi33tni
btImt 30. 6Q7 8roao Gtrnbs.
, 1875-05-05
Die Tohkur

II %bsitrtrat. bas gang. bts9ertse SeluerfaSrsn INNS
tuitoBen. Ste &nr ptrb bnr9 bas tcsenannts
Sobbao nnS burg Gtnn.bmsn pon &o1pa!per
belptrtt. Gte acbbdoer setsen an, no bic &rant9ett
3sit seisssn' fe Sic aebuenstrait' Ses Meni6tn an.
Ianienbe fnb In ben lesten aIpst Sabren tn Der
Sabesanitatt, "a Stanton Ctr, Rem gort, 8ebeift
Dorben. Inter ben Gebettten bsfinbtn f6 ptsts
fb BON anberen 8dbert baburd, baB fs bireft aaf
Bic &rantbeit e~tnwirfen, unb ben franten Stoff ents
iernen, tn pelder dorr1 ct aib gum Doridein
toiime. Sts fns stn @srbrsnrnnss' oSer aasiasts
bnnsssProceb oer &ranfbcttsItofe. Sober Rranse
rotr6 bel Der anpenonn9 bteisr aur toSu{aeen itin
elseuer artt.. @eun %ssenian6 burd btsfs Bdber ses
Aetlt TIT, 10 TIT er rptrfli9 une rasttal. seaetIt, nab,
ttnb nod ber btsbsrissn 9etlmstbobe bic wtitttt
nnb ii9 olters etn sansss Seer fe:nneater Rrants
beiten etniteut.
ObsIsiS Sic aobbaser ane arantb.ttsn, tnn.rriS
rnb dnberli4, %fnrtren, 10 tnb bod BITE @irfxnasn
nod in aeutem3 ~uitanbe ~betnOeu, sans auberorbents
lid: Nieber, fetbft Nerpens unb Xpphusisbeg,
rDerbeT tebr f9nen, aepSbn!t9 NIT Ia Dabernc
furirt. &aIss unb Smneeni9ptmstndt mirG,
ssSs5aiis Ieiat sarirt. @ ! Sbea:
ttattSttuS merben oft tebr i6nen sa5etlt;
ebenio Mueets uno Sbrentranftetteu, fowis aue
iDpbiltttShe &rantbeitsn tn tebsm Srabe. BET
fdltrttren, LScropbeln &C; 1T BITE @irsare etns
pl5sii9e II. T9tbare. Nur elm Sab Ut birretdeno.
I'm SSeoen pom Der Mireuns su nbtrseusen. @as
aenfrebs mnb. bic iogenannte Germs sbsr
purbsn sebttlt. Bet lssterer Sruntbeit seben 25
Drosent Ses Suderitsfies NIT iessu Babe burd ben
lrtn ab.
Die Babes uns @innebmezpulper p.rben na&
iebem plab I'm 9anoe ~perianbt, Der Greis hes
Babespnlptrs 1T 50, Der oes @tnnebme 5 puIpers
81. Wlan Ia0e f9 cine Sroi9ire hber bie aobtur
IN enslti4sr Dber bsati@er Spra9e f4tden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Str. (Box 1907
Rem DsrI
, 1875-05-05
gpanien.

Mabrib, 8. Mat. Sic gini9lie=
Buns Der bon ben &arliten beiebten PRO
pinaen 1T abermals erfolst.
Oepel1en, pel9e bier einsetrpfen
5inb, asisen, oab Son alfOnio nod in
@rab weilt.
, 1875-05-05
Maentett ~Der1anaf.

DE-. FooTE ~ Der gerfaHer msbrerer nettetaifAa
@erte, BON benen eins dber 100000 @rernplare &bfas
sef,nben bat. Gin snsttfs nDas @enf4eniptein" pbr
ecEene gprfsisrade unb eefunter Wtenl&snperaaue,"
bat dnen gbfas Bon ibsr 10000 erreidt. Disfss lestere
GDer. srfAeint isst snstfa unb ssatf&. Gin ususres
gDrt .,gDiFeniaaft anb Dt&tuns" sbsr SAMMY TuBBs,
hr ias.nblint grst, unb sroNslE. Der latise aHe, Il.
fAeiat s~orlSufs tar easlifd. @s8rt SnbaltssertslG'
niae btefer gDsrte ppae mat f& sntpeosr an DIR. Foorn
utnbsa ubsr at bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
729 East 18th Street, New York.
asenttn msrben fir ben gsrtrteb btsier Werfe setlanet
mnb ersaltst febr sanftse 8stinsunsen. So ntan6er
Astmt Dat f&pn bur& ben @erfauf stefsr Werfe fb ben
Grunbfetn ~ eiutn, flsinen gernSsen selest. nDas
M.uf@ealsfsm" if fir Grpa&fene unb ,,@tdenf&aftu ns
Dt&tune" fir bic Suaenb Elm Spr1ialtdes, lebrrst1es unb
Invertebrates @ert. Gin SntaltsSersetdnis ber Nsrfe
psldes fraacp per YsR an iebe Iprthe ~Ssrianbt rttb,
et.bt cine ppnfdnStse gei&rstSuas beriGhen. Npa
etntaalt
Mgentea ober Golportelre berlangt.
Abreiiire mie oben.
, 1875-05-05

Walb. Ser Mann mar gut sefleibet
unb belaB cine beoeutenoe @eloiummc.
9 Convertible {, Senn., 2. Mai. Sic
3eituns nSalcon" i6dbt ben 8erlut an
Yferoen unb Maultbieren in Sapette=
Gountp bonn lesten Sreita9 bis gum
Montas burd Die Sti@e Der Buffalo
Bremle ouf 500 Stid.
, 1875-05-05
0Dapar0 g. Goblin,
6auSmafler II. Mufttpn6r,
go. 1OI5 Mnin Gtrnfe. q
Sa Der Office BON q 8. @auss unb

Sa Der Office BON q. 8. Mauss unb
Comp, 8anquiers.,
gsIcres ale 0slhdfts, wsl9s ge,ua auf
osn Gsrfanf bon @rnnefuden, Miet6en mnb
Bermietbsn, asut @eri6tss urb @6u blteins
aus aud Giett sr WVri9u6 luf Witttben ben
&isentbumfrn, weIte ibm ibrgissntbum amer
trauen. Nerfauft auf DfsutIi9sr auftion NIB
pripatim. Da 0erietbe cine le6siGbrtae ST
in psm @si6afte bat, 10 III er i'm
Stanps ieins &anpen 3ur 3ufreoenbsit gu
bebtenem. mr. mi mint
, 1875-05-05
Frank D. Hill.
Der .9tats BanfD aeaenater.

y q u 8 NJ q II c I uHD NUtttpftnf,
1108 10 in StraBe,
Der state Sant" seseniter.
@ruupntde uno psriSnlihss gisentbur
ptre auf Dftntli1sr @uttsn uesr prtpat rel.
fault. Sduler uno 2a'p wiro Ssrmietbet upe
ssIunpere Auimsrflamtett wire ouf has @plef-
tireu bon Mietbea selegt.
Der @ertauf USn 0ruubfidsn irssns elmer
In uirb aufs 5ersfaItisfe bsuisben.
e mi mint
, 1875-05-05
Cefrei9.

% len, 8. Mai. Son IIfonlo unb
@emablin linb IN SaIsburs einsetrof=
fen.
, 1875-05-05
BrteHi4e Gpnfnftattone It
Mnenteelb1t@.

NeSts N7ineraltea ned fddbIide @FanSea eebrda&e.
Dstaahe 10000 patttnten rurSea BON ibm in ben IeBtei
,pan,is Satrtn bebanbslk Ssbsr 8aI ptrb etns.fa fcrs.
fSltis rssthrtrt, VI brieFid pber Yai6ultG, Of sen benz
Doctor ftlbA shsr fetnsa 5alfsdrsten. 9estere FnS a1e
a%idsnf&aftli& ssbsIbtte Webtetner.
aae pattent,n, wstde e~atfernt tvsbner, erbaItsa elite
ausfatrliae 8rasenltfs franco per Yri pher I'm Saufs.
Gin spaf6nbises fpRer,atti&es G~tntrastn In ben Saaera,
serbtRhert Seller pher Srrttau,er. Die SIGer tpeSeR
nxr ssa ben anssfeaten &srsten seSFnet.
EDssm GrasenIife pbtr aabeweittse gunfuftaASsaa
Asss(Frr man pe fplst,
DIR. e. b. FoOTE,
Box 7se, New Yose
, 1875-05-05
sEMI-wEEKLY SUN, go A YrAR.
THE DAILY SUN, Se A YEAR.

A presminently readable newspaper. with the
largest circulation In the world. Free, inde-
pendent, and fearless in politics. All the news
fron everywhere. Two cents q copy by mail,
SO cents . month, or 80 o year.
, 1875-05-05
8eridt Der MalIe am l. Sanuar 1875.

Dstf Der Slrbtnta pettiensJnbaber
Berift Der MalIe an /. Sanuar 1875.
8onps nnb syprtb@fe ouf Gil
aenttrm in ybi atelpbia. $1,496,2t4 Sc
Grunb Hcnte .. 2l,647 40
0rlnes 9rntbum 60 ,fee) SO.
u NolD ste sirase $500 70
Gersiniete Stusts h rssitrirte
Scnps 1881. 169,400 90
9srsiniets et,ntsn rssifrtrte
9pups 1905 277, 400 90
)o,leben an et, @toet Wbitn. 365, $50 %
Dartebsn an rem Gtaat pen.f. 1914 %
Darlebfn on bic Staot NitIsa
tu,s Z Yroseut ypnba $4,000 w
1000 2ltieu bes 9enl %lslpdnta
~ei1intdbn Capitals l06.25oU
ptnn. @iieababn Gontpagnte
Sntcrmins anleibsldetne. 8L,944 36
9ebtsb Bailey gilentabn Z q'rp-
gent &pnbs . 2l,4uO w
Oariehu an ben MaIpnieSemple 1925 W
er aIeeiatlrn. 1920 90
pbllopelpbia unb Neafi1a vi
Ie.babn gpnbs 7 Wrc,ent. 1O,525 90
1>UUU 4ftIen ppm Capital Der
YbilabeIpbia unb &eabins vi
featabn @umpasuie. $4,000 00
pbiIaeslg bia unp @rie Client. bn
YpnbS. 1880 co
Gntlmi6a Gilentabn 60. SoHbs lu,4OU 90
174Qftien bsr philadelphia, Ser
mantpwn unp Nprrlrlppn vi
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gamren City SpnbS 7 gr S:nt $500 w
80 @ftie Der Gbelinut Slu @i-
ienbabn &smpaenis. 200 W
gnttanpene unp unbeSablte Sn
~terelfn .S,S3U Az
MsttO Yfamim ,tulhts Ypn
aeenteu gum Gin lenrea ss95,963 50
Baar in her Banf /. San. 1875 1895 20
NarFt @srtb $3,U9S,b 9i Az
Tie llntermiGrsten jiub eingeribtrt, IN Ger
ettsen alien nno li1sren WcrlIRsrun6S. @elell-
l1aft seseu Srnfrs elAhr Sl pefllhsrn.
SbDmas ID. Mlfriean & S0bn,
Atp. 1 9tprp lute Strabe,
nm I mint (SbafsrS %uiIpins)
, 1875-05-05
r TO u
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Thirty-five DOllnrs.
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cluo)' Fifty Dollars.
dressed (anG the Daily for one year to the Setter
up Of club, Sixty Doiiars
, 1875-05-05
Spring parf
.rouerei.

SD erla1tbe mir ~nleinen Treunoen nno
Dem Tublifum I'M Maaemeinen ansltsei<
gen, oab ih nit meiner 2lle= 9raueret
cine 9aaerbiers 0rauerci perbunoen rlno
gu benz j3met einen oeutlhen Yraucr,
perr Soff anaeitc(t babe.
Snoem ih auf oaS @oblpolen bes gu
blifum8 redlne, sebc ih Die Ysrii6eruna.
oaB ih aIes anweuoen perbe. elm 10
poblIhmedenoeS gier au brauen, bab
alien Wnforoeruneen entiprehen miro.
tol Is barles 9 owler
, 1875-05-05
THE W SIN.

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Eight Dollars.
len copies, one year, separately addressed (and
IN extra copy to getter up of club,
Sixteen Dollars.
, 1875-05-05
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, 1875-05-05
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Ollie Gsrlufe psrldert bei Der 91peiatirn
felt ibres gntftebens ilne prompt tsiablt unt
t~elanfen lldD ami 81 1892, 454. 43. 8anfunNs
aman3istauifnb Dollar linp tel rem S6ab=
m.iItsr son 8irninla hepvrirt Ihr bic z tNer.
belt Der Wirstnia potien. Snbater.
, 1875-05-05

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Intended for People Now on Earth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants, Pro-
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ner OF Honest Folks. and the Wives, Sons, and
Daughters OF AL such.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR!
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30 It's subscribers with, greater freshness. because
It comes twice q week instead OF once only.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16

MISPLACED CoNFlpEScE.-Mr. P,
NJ. Hutto, Of Graham's Station, S.
c., don't "read the papers," and
while travelling from. his home on
Monday towards Augusta on the
South Carolina Railroad, considered
it favor when a newsboy introduced
him to George Clark, an oily-tongued
confidence man. The gentleman from
the pine wilds of Orangeburg county
became fascinated with his new ac-
quaintance, and after q stroll around
the streets, they proceeded to hotel
selected by Clark. The pair retired
to bed about 10 P. NJ. and two hours
after Hutto awoke to the realizing
sense of being loser to the extent Of
S2l3 in money and $40 worth in Jew
elry, which Clark had abstracted
from under his head. The police
were notified, but Clark, better known
to them as Hendricks Clark, had
made good his escape to South Caro-
lima, via Hamburg.-Augusta Consti-
t,ttonalist.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16

WHo CAN CoUkr THE STARS ?-Did
you ever try to count the stars? /
used to try 10 do 80 myself, but some
how | always fell asleep before I.
could get through, and when I woke
up I could not tell where I left off.
I am told, though, that, it has been
done, and that there are only e.oont
eight thousand visible to the naked
eye. Don't they make great show
for number no larger than that But
the Raven tells me that his master,
the Astronomer, says that those we
can see with our eyes alone are but
a very trife compared with the nunber
that he can see through his telescope.
He says, instance, that there are eiqh-
teen million of stars in the Milky WAY.
Now it's Of no use can't even think
of such number as that. My head
is MT big enough to hold them
"Jack-in-the Pulpit" "St. Nicholas for
Oct.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
Neishbors' Thistle.

A person was once walking with a
farmer through beautiful field when
he happened to see a tall thistle on
the other side of the fence. In
second, over the fence he jumped, and
and cut it of close. to. the ground.
"Is that your field ?" asked his COM
panion. so, mol" said the farmer,
}..bad weeds do not care much for
fences, and it should leave that
thistle to blossom in my neighbor's
field I should soon have plenty of
my own.
Evil weeds in yours neighbours field
will scatter seeds of evil in your own,
therefore, every weed pulled up in
your neighbor's field is a dangerous
enemy driven off from your own, No
one liveth or dieth to himself. All
are linked together.
Sages of old contended that no sin
WAC SHCA CtAuAiIeCu WHOSe CONSeQuel.
ces rested on the, head of sinner alone !;
that no man could do i'll and his fell
ows not suffer. They illustrated it
thus "a vessel sailing from Joppa
carried a passenger, who beneath his.
berth, cut hole through the ships
side. When the men Of the watch
| 1expostulated with him. What does't
thou, o, miserable man ? the offender
camly replied, What matters il 70
you? The hole / have made lies under
my own BERTH"
This ancient parable is worthy of
the utmost consideration. No man
perishes alone in his iniquity no man
can ggness the full consequences ofhis
transgression.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16

Posthumous fame is a plant OF
tardy growth, for our body must be
the seed OF it; or we may liken it to
a torch, which nothing but the last
spark of life can light up ; or we may
compare it to the trumpet Of the arch
angel, for it is blown over the dead {:
but unlike that awful blast, it is of
earth not of heaven, and can neither
rouse nor raise US.
Fear debilitates and lowers, but
hope animates and revives (; there
fore rulers and magistrates should
attempt to operate on the minds Of
their respective subjects. if possible,
ny reward rather than punishment.
And this principle will be strengthed
by another consideration he That is
punished or rewarded, while he falls
y. s.SSs: s.SSss - ss estimation OF others,
cannot fail 10 do 80 likewise in his
own.
The martyrs to. vice., far exceed
the martyrs to virtue, both in endu-
rance and, number. So blinded are
we BY our passions. that we suffer
more tohe damned than TO be saved.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
NOTICE

We are not responsible for the views Of our
Correspondents,
Advertisements to he inserted In the CITIZEN
must be received by Thursday evening.
Advertisements iaaerted ut Ono Dollar per
Inch, for tho first Insertion. Further terms can
be had on application to the Editor or Publsi,er.
Commnnications on matters of State or Local
interest, respectfully solicited.
MI orders for Job Printing LEFT at this once
Will receiye prompt attention.
agents sand Correspondents wanted In all
Towns fthe County. a. :
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
$4,000 Challenge

What Howes' Great London Circus, etc.,
etc.. owns and daily exhibits, FREE In the pu b.
lie streets of each city or place Of exhibition,
seven OF the largest most costly and m:gnif.
Gently constructed Trinmphal Golden Chariots
OF India or Car OF Juggernaut The Chariot oi
Commerce, the Car OF Euterpe, the Chariot of
the sun, the Celestial Chariot, the Legendary
Dragon Chariot and the Cinderella Chariot and
make the most Gorgeous Display, while in the
Grand Equt .Zocio I.ippcd.Snst:c TriGmn.::.!
street Pageant ever seen.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
$50, 900 Challenge

That Howes' Great London Circus, ST. ssaes
ers' Engiieh ,Menager!e of Trained hnimaIs,
and the lrqnots Indian Troupe, has iha- hest
general outfit In lchariots. Cages, Vsas- hnr..
mails. Horses. Penies. Mules, Asses, Eanlspss,
wardrobe, Paraphanalia. Hotel, Exhibition,
cooking, ele ping and stable tents of aHJ ar -.
trlan or Geological ntiiiati0i, ;fi j, Ii.Ef;ii.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
$4,000 CHALLENGED

That Howes' Great London Circus, &c ',sNns
anu exhibits daily In the public streets. tho.
dinary shows have these animals cagedj;: by.
this company they are used and driven. tho
same an lorses. - 0''''"e =
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
Still Another
$4,000 CHALLENGER

That the. proprietors of HoweDt,rea. I,sndon
Circus. &c:, have ample means ID fRspord o
any and all parties wfshing to accevE any ono
or all Of the abovc challenges. Il Il =
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
$4,000 CHALLENGE

That Howes' Great London circus, cd, eyns
and exhibits daily the only Three Horntta Iz:n.
doostan Bull sver imported into thetUnitati
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
SATURDAY. OCT. is, 1875.
The Tenure Of 0ffioe of the Circuit
Judges.

Judges.
The Nesos and Courier has raised
an important question in reference to
the term of Office of Judges elected
TO fill ont the unexpired terms of
their predecessors. Judge Carpenter
was elected December, 1872; Judge
Cooke January, 1878; Judge Reed
December, l87a, and Judge Shaw
Januery, ,la75-all elected to Gil va
cancies caused by death OF resigna-
tion oftoffice, and for the unexpired
term of those whom they succeeded.
BY the constitution the circui,
judges are elected for the term of
four years, and it is claimed these
judges bold Office for four years from
the titse Of their election. The Ne,os
and a,88yiar advances, in support OF
iss 4tiQp, tho decision Of the State
/ anphne Csars which declares that
ssssisfy eleet tlaN is to fill vacancy, no
2. 3. lnattar bow arising;" that s'the per-
''somelected to ill vacancy 'does
''not succeed to tho unexpired por-
''tion of the tarm Of his predecessor
'bGt holds by a determinate tenure
prescribed by the Constitution -
and that ''no matter how the office
''beeoihes vacant, the party elected
ss&n anneeed tn it is not in as the mere
"tocumc tsaens, only supplying the
"ierm Of the person who last pre-
seeded him"
We have taken pains to get the 4
opinion Of our local lawyers on this
subject, and find them almost unan-
imons in the support Of this position.
Messrs. Glover & Glover referred
ug to the following cases establishing |
the tenure Of Office in South Carolina,
determined In the Constitutional
Court of this State, by D. J. cCord,
State es. .yeter.- The tenure by;
which an Office is held does not de-
pend upon the commission which the
Governor Iaay think proper to give.
It is only evidence OF the appoint
ment. Thetenure mist depend upon
the provisions Of the act creating the
Office, or upon the ConstitGtion.-1
AicC s283.- asa
State ps. Ephraim Lyles--A person
elected, Ordinary under the act Of
1912, which limits the duration Of
Office to four years, is in under the
Geastitntion, and is entitled to hold
his Office during good behavior, al
though commissioned only for four
years.--1 McCord, 238.
State, ys. ". III. Hutson.-Or Ordina-
ries, by the third article of the Con,
stitution Of this State, are judicial
officers, and hold their Office during
good behavior and when the Gov
srnor,: under the oct Of 1915, ap-
pointe9 gu ordinary to fill atvaeancy,
although the act authorizes him only
to make, temporary appointment
until an election shall take place, yet
Tile o1diaary being in office, he is in
a,nder Ms Conatitution, and hold du-
ring good behavior. II McCord, 24O.
Stf.te, q,ss. Thomas McCltntoc7e.-.
Yayt:,s csns.itntinn the sheriffs hold
their Il o,dices for the term Of fonr
yeafs, and waen the Governor, under
tie ack Of aOs, appointed o sheriff
ID dlI vacancy until on elecsson
should taks place, such sheriff, being
iii eflics d. in under the Constitution,
and holds his offlcs for four years
d AIcCord 2a5.
. Z !.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
$4,000 CHALLENGE!

That Mt HOWEs' GREAT LONDON CIRcr-s
Mile. Cordelia, the Equestrian Phenonlenn OF
tho aBe)-"Rueen Of the Arena" will positively
appear Mt each performances.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
$4,000 CHALLENGES!

That Howes' Great London Circus, Sc .aEyn,,
and exh hiblts daily in this public streets kt onl,:
Jorusa!en Donkeys and Abysinian Asset ever
seen In harness In America.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
$4,000 CHALLENGED

That the proprietors of Howes' great Lor,ibn
Circus has imported into the United States nor,
Elephants than any other concern In Amtrjn..
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
$4,000 cHALLENGR,

Thai Howea' Great London CIrcua h. swaa
and rune AZ railroad cars, viz: 22 nal cara. 10
palace horse cars. elephant palace eirs. tos
chrs, baggage car palace sleepils cars, ]
number py mr. tnan by auy Circus, Eenageric,
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
$4,000 Chnllenf.sr

That Howes' Great London Circus ku:s.,
special Features, MS advertised and tflM ak
hibited by this company, are to be Bels IN NO
othor concern IN America.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
$4,000 Challenge

best Geological Lecturer, (Prof EIlinyhan
from II. B. NJ. Geological Gardens, London Yin |
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
$4,000 CHALLENGED

Ihat S1ESers' English Menagerie of Trained
Animals, Gx exhibition in connection with Iioves
GreAt London Circus, has the best COLLECTION OF
LIVING Wild Animals ever exhibited South Oh
the Ohio river.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
$4,000 CHALLENGED,

That HnwE1' GsEAT LONDON CIRCUS Owns
and daily eAhibits the only Potoquaine In Amer.
len