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FoIITENEss.-Msiy a man, raised from
poverty and obscurig 10 wealth and honor,
can trace his rise 10 eivility it is sure to re-
produce itself In othrs, and he who Is ALWAYS
p"i,e wlil be sure te get, at least, as much
as he gives We believe II was Macauly who
defined politeness Is benevolenee in small
things The FrencB who are nothing unless
satIrleai, declare pOIteness 70 he the zero OF
Friendships .hesJnonsejer.
, 1877-08-18

ONE secret Of the worlds trouble is that
many men when not unhappy spend nine
out of every ten minutes in cooking up
somefhing miserable.
, 1877-08-18
SpE(EAI FEEEGEETS.

Piaros EiIli,si Tables Furniture. Glass. Gi s.
ware al6 ITS contents N o,lerUise, Q,,>
ware, Marble AMI C4s,ucs taken only II Owner
risk Ci dsn.a,r, tr,a.kas, az aSsge
-icsis. furfcDtinrs, EG. Ming E!uiis Ci'S E;.l al
otiE lquIis, il cans o. o. ler ytssels nt owner
IIsk O. g. k.Ee.
f-gs Ja4eu Only AT oWE'T 5 Ti>k Ot hTtlE -.
E.u.ts. tt-eI:.i, - lui all C.E.r J-,IehaJ.u prep
-I-y, n oy.u,- = rI-'l - fr-st ur '-'=sy-
Furniture Lo. hoV-i, aLI All Agricultural ana
6Ieri aigs.l iiul .rTrn.s, set up or GEocts iv
d! OHu-I ~ al rzIla-r and ,h4fiug ~ . t'k igr
Nur alil The Crugsis = responsible ~ les iracs
II any part ai.s,s tie ss'sie Spe la4.y r,c-lg.r t
, 1877-08-18

WISE anger is Ike the FIRE from flint;
there is a great ado 10 bring it, when IL
does come u is out again immediately.
, 1877-08-18

LAGER BEER, at 81. 50 keg. should be IN
every harvest field, 70 the exclusion of tan
gis-les whiskey and other vie compounds.
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EorF.- Tie c:.arg-s OF Tie ALA Wsiia & Eallula
TI.,s.s:e- Comfsny on doWn freight Transferred 10
o. = y o. lost, lncIUiIIg the business OF Tor
WaTtlls.r 10 20 csrtS per ton And up GeIet re-
utIyei nom %. >. y Co.'S boats and icrwariri. 80
ceu;s DE-. ton. All down freight fo- forward ship
meat Io; consigned 20 IaTti's al Nalula, viii ie
tI.Led over 10 tills Transfer Company 10 itrWani.
fe. \. BAKER,
President ". VI. & &. q Il. 90.
WA,LA WsLI-A, August %, 1875. lt;f
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Mil LIN = fss
DRESSMkKlNG AID FITTING !!
MRS. O. .. CGAAE,
sole Proprietor Of ihe We'll known
NEiIIin cry tor (.
Nearly opposite the D'aie.maa Office,

Nelrly opposite he y aLclllaa ollce,
HASJUST RECEIVED \ SPI ENDID AS>OBT-
II men; o. Trurni -, ri t'us, ,ossefs AR AoS =
Hat, Tor LADIES' YJnng Misses and iIttl= isb.es
Hats for 1Il, an pres 10 Pl'1'~e
al orders IL the Cnt1rlE FITTING and DresSInak-
H., hur viii receiy- prompt attention. Please call
and sse for ynufs.lves.
Maila ala March 90 Isl. lStf
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Best Sewing Machine /,

now in use Tie different vtri ties Of Grover Bsk
ers eelehSitel Sewing Machines now on han! and ,-
sale at his GunSmi h Store, Main street. Wall,
Walln. atsSan FanciScU pricS, with freight adiel
Iz.s i will guarantee 10 keep these Machines ia
good order. free OF charge TO the purchaser. lStt
, 1877-08-18

a CA RID
TO IY FRIENDS; MANY THANKS FIR Their
pltioi-,a- du;ius the years haze p.z,etie D-t-
stry IN ALA MA:la- fiavif g disposed OF ny Of
Sc interests 10 Dr. Q II MAX, wh Is u1y sue
ees,or practice ttke p!e.sure il, r ferIing my
former Iatrous - g-nt'ru.an and dentist we'll
ant isvortbly know His eminent professional
rel u'atcn J. sufficient guarantee
VILLA WALLs, November %, 1876
52tf ". B. CIOWE.
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has como over the spirit Of its dream.
The Columbia prosecutions are now
called "a warfare against influential
Republican leaders," and their pur
pose is "to force The resignation Of
Senator Patterson" In like manner
The New York Times also howls
persecution"
We predict, therefore, that Hayes
is weakening; that he has given the
wink to his organs; that ere long an
attempt will be made with the Presi-
dents consent to array the whole
North against the South; that he is
about to fall into the arms Of Blaine,
Ben Wade and Morton, and will
repay the white people Of the South
for praising him so numerically for
having simply performed his dity,
with IL trcachery as damnablc rs that
enacted by Chamberlain III the last
six months of his reign.
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COUNTY TREAsURER'S s NOTICE
sANGEBURu County,.
August 3lst 1877.

,
On and after Monday September 3rd 1877
| will pay to holtlcrs Of School orders that
are on record this day in the School Conn
missioncrs office for services rendered du-
ring the fiscal year commencing November
the list 1876 rs follows
Orders Of Schonl District No !, 80 cents
and 0 mills on the Dollar
Orders of School District No 2, 25 cents
OH the Dollar
Orders OF Schools District No3, 80 cents.
and 3 mills OH the Dollar
Orders Of s .l,ool District No4, 30 cent
and mills on the dollar
Orders Of School District No 5, 100 cents
OH the dollar
Ordcr of School District No G., - cents
and 3 mills on the dollar
Orders ofScho"l pisiric. No Z, 81 cents,
and I mills on tile dollar
Orders Of School District No s, % cents
and mill OH the dollar.
Orders Of School District No 9, . cents
and mills on the dollar
Orders Of School District No 10, 80 cents
and } mills on the dollar
Ordrrs Of School District No II, 50 cent.
and mills Oh tie dollar
Odvis Of School District No II, :;3 cents
and ) mills on The dollar
Orders ofSchool District No Is, 10 cents
on the dollar.
Orders of School Di,r:c. No Il, h cents
and S mills on hodullar
Order, Of School District No -, II cents
aid the dollar
Orders OF School Di.trir, No III, 90 cents
and mi lis on the dollar
Orders Of School Disiria. No II, - cents.
and mills Oh the dollar
Orders Of School District No 10, 100 cents.
OF, tile dollar
II,rlcr. S,l.,J D;a,,;.,, tJ ,,,,,.
and mills on The dollar
Order, o' :;c.iooi District No 20, II cents
and mills nn The dn!l.r
Or e o! s loo! ,;srr.c, No u, Sc cents
.,n the dollar
Orders, nf S .hool District Nt >. lcu cents.
on the dollar
Zach order mus; be endorsed !iy the ser
son IN w! 'Se favor Ike same Is drawi he
fore amy pav,nctt will he made.
j;DRTR rEDpES.
County Treasurer.
scIit | =;
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STATE CT SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORl>GEBUHG County,.

By G. i. GLOVER, Esq, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Charles G.. In:,b;net hath
made suit To me- to grant him
letters OF Administration Of the Estate
and effects Of Joseph Johnson, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonsh
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
OF the said Joseph johnson late of the
County of Orangcburg deceased, that
they be and appear, before me, in The Court
OF Probate, to b. held ut orangcburg. c. H.,
on 10th OF sept. next, after publication
hereof, at o'clock in the forenoon, toshow
cause, if amy they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted
Given under my Hand. this 25th day of
Sept. Ammo Domini 1877.
CHARLES b. GLOVER.
lis Judge of Probate.
sept. l It.
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SALE OF WATCH ES AND
JEWELRY.

i,y oder o! the Probate Court will sell
~ 'pe otore or the late Emanuel Ezekiel,
on on Russo! Street, at public auction for casI,'
Watches, Clocks ane Jewelry left for re-
par' over one year on which tic ann, ;;,,a
for such repai.s are still owing at time Of
sale Auction sale Of the same commenc;nr
ut o'clock a. NJ. on Saturday septcmber'
To- 1877, andto continue every Saturdav
ana saledav until all Of the said poods
are d!sposc;: Of fhe names OF owners and
the articles, and amounts due are appended
anu those interested are notified to redeem
tnc sartic'es before sale OF aforesaid
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-01

Notwithstanding the efforts that
were being mndc in this county and
elsewhere for Chamberlain rcnomi-
nation, We continued to persist in our
prophecy that when the Democrats
found him out rs we knew him,
they would drop him in>lantl y.
The events that have transpircd since
Aug. &c, confirm the accuracy Of our
prediction.
And NOW, as we have prev iously
intir,atcl, We intend to put ourselves
upon record in lie prophets line II
second time. But our game is higher
than massachusetts scum. We
proph esy MS to H.lycs now.
There is but one morning paper
published iu Washington-but one
paper there that gets the crumbs
which fall from the Presidents table,
and that papcris the National Repub-
hcm. 1t is the Immediate M outli
piece Of Hayes, and reflects his senti-
mcnts Until quite recently il
stoutly maintained that the invcsti
cations that have been going on il,
Coluinbia, had no political slgniti
cancc Whatever, al 1 that Chamber.
lain and those Of his ilk, who had
robbed our treasury. deserve and
would receive 10 sympathy from
honest Republicans. But a change
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s'i'tre'l III thclr piunder, MY imagine
'''''' 'helr poiitlcal creedTW'll save
'''a'ii from investigation, gut rs sur,
us 1hefo Is any any Justlceahbd truth in
'''o '"oiii VIII Oh the people, their
'eoufi'y IS only mnciedr Tho cloak
"A'o' '''ocs 'he'r gu'lt Is hlmy, and
o.,'' '''''' VIII oe s'flPpod from them
'''' pool''e' INC lux payers VINO have
oeen pcrslstont'y robbed for nearly
az i'o' s'sgeu ana chok 81
- '"'
''' '''o '"s"'"2l0" Skep"0('ea" -
'',''o ~ NJ saying that kepdbli.
'""s ~ &c punished ana Democrats
" ''e'''''
=" : ''reauy said' Inc pco-
= s,''''''.' '"a' 1hey'havo been
"' '''o' WI not rest until
go 0'r'esso's' Irrespective OF
"''es'oo a''' pun ned
! -, ~ 'u'.'e our con-
'.'A to'"y WI exercise q little pa
80 oe'"oc'''s VINO nae
- " 49, ''''o r"''-
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"a U IL O r. A
Lager Beer Saloon
III. A.. d ESSEN,
MONSTERS, BRICK STORE.

Respectfully informs the Citizens OF
Orangeburg and vicinity that he has opened
a first class Saloon stocked with the best
goods the market affords.
Also will open on the first ofScptcmber
next first class Eating Saloon where meals
can be procured at all hours of the day and
night.
= My goods and prices are guaranteed to
give satisfaction.
4 call is respectfully solicited
aug Is 1y
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1877.
The Ring Prosecutions.

The Washington Rcp"of'ca", the
central organ OF the l'rcsl'!e,:t, has
suddenly grown very anxious con
corning the prosecution OF Oarioza, ,
Dunn, and the remainder 'ot the Co
lumb'a ring. vt says i'll effect that
tho premises made to the adninIstrl
lion at washington during Inc Wo.
1ni DAYS of So"th Cafo'''fas u'''l'
sgovernmeut,'arc not being carried
OUT ana Ihas the laith thcrc snlcMnly
'Plcogeo IS pelh@ sad'y V'o'alc' py
arrcs'ltS anu holo'hS lor 'ri''
our qu:hds'''l rulers. nc re-
2'"of"0" TURNER asserts 'iiat TIE pro
secutions re1crreu 10 were ho' iastl
'tutcd 1or inc purpose OF Dche''t''hS
Inc otatc' out that thcfeoy inc IN
'huencc OF the lcaacrS OF the lIspooll-
can parry m'ShC DC destroyed
Not knowing the nature OF the
'pleuges or promises 'madc 10 Hayes
'pyNoVernor llamptons Trends, we
are estoppeel from taking issue with
the 1trP"0f'cdh as TO that feature of
tins SUBJECT Dnt when our contempt
Tary urges mat the invcst'ga''ons
out OF wl'ch gre" the prosecutions
under discussion, were set on io'l Tor
Poiitlcal purposes u undertakes the
assertion oi Il thins that all men
1ani'iar win cur situation Know 10
DC la'sc. Inc i'pHo'tca" OBJECTS al
TO 10 'ehc Investigations upon me
grouho that Johh Il. Cochran Il
notorious ioDpy'st Is chalrmli ot
INC committee conducting them
MS Is aho'hcr error. we nave
AAo"ii 'oe''"loi ooch'ah loF II 'ohe
time, first. as member OF the House of
Representatives and afterwards us
Senator and Ills is thc first intim,.
a., 80 49,. ~, ~. l.,
''''-' ''''' : - A' ''''e' 'fs'e '"'
legislator.
But suppose al the tpa'hc"" says
has foundation in fact, does it 90 to
n,ovo ih,t rolIor. shonla MT ia
,,,,,,;.,,o,, - a..
''''e' - ''''''''' ~ "''' no "s' o
'ciats thlsves
According to the Joa,mat ct COM
9ncycc the following arc some ofthc
,of,cnccs comn;ttcl hv t,oso m,,,
,,:,, !,
"
ss'""o j'' ~ oo''iioi' o'' ucsa'ly }
Hast.
"Thc first charge was against L.
Il. Cardoza. us State Treasurer, for
violation Of the act Of December %,
1873, known rs the Funding Act,
~
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

a very c"mmodious store in Branclyille.
located III the most central part of tho To wn
main store 55x25 complete with shelving,
counters and draws also two comfortable
looms, with chimney, under the same
roof Il grocery store 1Sx12. Also n groi,,
store in close proximity, and good we'll of
water. Address A. Loryea Beaufain st.
vile, s G.. - ''N'e-
sept IN
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spiracy, as set fourth and cnumcrn-
ted against Card,za,
The fifth charge is against Thomas
G. Dunn, as Comptroller, in conspi-
ring, aiding md abetting the lorego-
ing and in direct violation Of law,
failing to. protect the interests Of tho
State rs a public officer. Further
more that he unlawfully counter
signed the aforesaid bonds which
were fraudulent knowing the same to
be so.
The sixth charge is against T. G.
Dunn and others, for conspiracy to
cheat and dcfluud the State in The
matters set forth above.
The seventh charge is against Car
dozo, rs Treasurer, for issuing con-
solidation bonds and stocks contrary
to law.
The eight charge is also against
Cardozo, for the payment Of illegal
claims against the State, and in vio-
| lation of the act of November 80,
1875.
The ninth charge il against L. G.
Dunn, ms Comptroller General, at
the time alluded 70 in issuing Il
warrant i'll violation Of the same act,
as stated, and conspiracy anL neglect
Of duty in that instance in not PRO
tccting the interest Of The State rs y
public officer, rs required by law
For the commission Of such crimes
rs the foregoing the RrpaJlicun would
have no penalty to ovcrtakc the gull
ty culprits who are now without the
State, although it ftvors, or pretcnls
to favor, the honest administration
Of justice the country over. That
organ dubs the Columbia prose Gu
tons prosecutions" and warns us
that the Administration has sharp
eye on South Carolina. Now, if
Hayes is what lie seems, and the Re
p"blican is what it prctcnls to be,
the two will let lis severely alone
leave us to ourselves to work out
our own salvation. The Stute has
been deeply and grossly wrongcd
by Chamberlain and his partncrs i'll
crime, and it is meet and proper
that her .plunlcrcrs be dealt with a..
cording to law. These vILlrcs
swoopcd down here upon our p.o pie
after the war, took fnrciblr possession
of the government, collects | lie
taxes and kicked up The mischief
generally, and now bccaus. III honest
performance Of da,y prom,is lie
present administration to institute IL
Judicial search into their mi;i.aiy,
the IYushinyton Il p"bh;can raises
high again its old cry OF "political
Prosecutions at The SoGt;.'
After Nlurtah shipped Brook; and
employed Sotc!do as political liditcr,
a pleasing change came over the
Presidents Washi hington organ, and
SIC regret 10 note the recent uttcran-
ces Of that paper rs indicating re-
turn Of its former bitter hatred Of the
entire South. But no matter what it
says no matter how much il may
whine, and make tlcfences for Cardo-
za and his crew, the people Of South
Carolina are not going to be bullicd
into lorgctiulncss Of the f,ct that
they have been plundcrcd, and that
it is their duty to pursue and punish
their p!unlercr:.
If, as alleged, Democrats have
been mixed up with Republicans i'll
jobs against the State, The masses
will demand their Indictment along
with Chamberlain, Ct al. And
we believe that Governor Hampton
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United States,
Right here we desire to make n
prediction. And in this connection
it will be remembered thatlong before
Chamberlain hal served the first yea
OF his term rs Governor, the editor Of
this paper warned the. people against
receiving lis gospel his professions Of
good will and love for our State. 1t
was stated in til cse columns that his
smooth phrases were uttered to de-
ceiye the unwary, and to gain for
himself, it possible, u second tern, MS
Uvcrnor u. II. Chamberlain never
did cherish an honest sentiment of
attachment or feeling Tor the mlstor-
tunes Of our people and State. The
embodiment Of New England avar rice
and II cunning which nurtures lofty
ambitions, lie went deliberately to
lying i'll order that he might proIong
thereby his unholy grip upon gubcr-
material power. Seeing and Knowing
all this, and deSpising and dctcstinS
hypcrcfites from the bottom Of our
soul, we vcnturcd the assertion long.
long ago. that those who appla uded
Chan.hcl lain, and urged the necessity
Of his reelection, would one day c,lt
!h'ir landations Of that cold, clamy
vul;"rc Ill dirt No; only here did
we warn the people against him, but
clScwh here In Il series Of letters TO
the Jo"rnoi II l;omntrcc as far back
as July and August Of last year, We
Urged the straightout movement.
Under date Of Aug. s, 1876, III the
Jo"rnol II Commerce in'an appeal to
The Germans Of Charleston, the fol
lowing language occurs in q pnrt Of
the correspondence referred to:
"Thc Democrats can elect their
Slate ticket if they will. They can
onst Chamberlain anl hiy poli,icul
buzzards if they resolve to do it.
And did ever people h!rvc greater
cause to incile Or lead tl,om on than
we Of South Carolina, VINO have been
excluded for il decade now from !,
voice T.! the government OF the State?
Poverty |: NJ lie doors oi' one ..hir.l
oi our rcnV'o'; tic laws are otl!:'as
>ivc. unI'Hlt anal rrulnly admii!is.
tered; f!.c public revenues ARE Suu!.n,
drrcd iIy oi'icias IL luxury anil rii..-
nus living; oi;r l:.% makers rniniG. in
i life "fs sCyrrian :.bon;na,i,r fire,
'$cilaol;te:,chcr: stalk abroad III the
land whose con luct iii ,nnny in
stances would seem to set II prize
upon unchaatity; our ju lycS are gan,
blcrs and chartatans; and last, BAT
not least, IN :::ati'n is growing heavier
ard heavier each succeeding year.
ALL is this not enough to make us
work, every n:orhcr's son Of MS, from
now until next November for Hamp
ton? Are all OF our sister
Southern States to be free and South
Carolina ia continue IN Humiliation
and despair? Are Charnberlain's
ideas OF society and moralitieS to he
fastened upon us for all time to come?
Are brazcn New England adyentur-
crs to shape and fashion the future Of
tic home Of Hampton, Of Hagool, Of
Connor and kershaw? God AL
mighty forbid il"
Notwithstanding the efforts that
were being .mudc in this county and
elsewhere for Chambcrlain's rcnomi-
nation, we continued to persist in our
prophecy that when the Dcmocra
found him out rs we knew him,
they would drop him in>lantl y.
The events that have transpircel since
1 4
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BOARD OF E;ssUALHAA
IfON
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
ORANGEBURti CorSTY,
BOA 4s ID
EissUALEAA-

August s1st 1877
The County Board Of Equalization for
this County will meet Mt the County Audi
tors Office on Tuesday the Illl day of $ cp-
tembcr for the purpose if cqualizing the
personal property moneys and credits Of
said County.
JAS. VAN TASSEL,
County Auditor.
sept 1t
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another eusl. from Hayes o:ga%.

On an'thcr rage wepubE*! an
'rnii"lin! rom lha thar ys,nu loarm.i
81 C"m"'c.r", Made lIam],tnn'S
Journal, which is c,litc,l by Il. Barn
vel Rhctt, son ri The d-rS.,scd' State
rights statesman Of that name. i,
shows unmistakably the sriri, Of cp-
preston and injustice which ac;nutcs
the South Carolina Democracy in
their warfare against influential Re
publican leaders. The whole purpose
OF these men is to force tie .rcsigna-
ton Of Senator Patterson. and thus
give thcm two Senators from South
Carolina instead Of one. The pre-
scat action OF The South Carolina
Democracy il ncccrds with The full
some professions Of anity.and good
will so cnriou$ly in,!ulgod in by ih.
gushing Hampton last spri No
tionul RrpnLicun 27M nh.
L. Cass Carpenter, Cardozn, Damn
and Scrator Patterson have been
bumming about Washington for
weeks, anEl NC venture The assertion
tina. the above fling at our much
loved Governor c7mana;cl from one
OF their number. !. was called forth
by the following extract from the
Jouvmai Of Consncrcc:
''Wc have on former occasion
indicated oar views Of the direction
in VIII; ch this invest cation should be
turned and the limits that may br
Observed. Tie satisfaction OF public
gossip, curiou >i,y or i'll Will is not it,
purpose. 1t is no, to discover what
Democrats paid blackmail in the
passage Of good and proper bills
through the corrupt legislatures. ii
is not 10 hunt down every insignii
cant or 'powcrlcSs and brokcn-down
Rcpuhlican who has held cllicc and
been guilty Of fraud and robbery
with or without The forms Of law.
The purpose, wc Judge, is somelhin.
hiUlcr- 10 cSDOSe md destroy cnn.
spicuous enemies or traitors men
occupying positions M power aud
able to inilict serious injuries in the
future on the people oS this State
.uch men as Chamberlain, Corbin
ans. Patterson aud Others, who have
betrayed the people to make prof,
with their enemies. Such men are
capable still Of doing u.,niinitc mis- $
chief whenever opportunity arises III
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The State of South CarOlina,
COUNTY OF ORANGE BURG
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Copy Summons For Relief Complaint
not S.rrcd.
Daniel H;dcbra,.d Plaintiff,

not .Strred.
Daniel H:ldcbralid Plaintiff,
Against
RI Grim, wife OF John T Grim; p A Craps,
wife Of William Craps; II G Herlong,
Ii.dcDrand; Jacob Lewis Hcrlong, w
i'e-song, Comela FLerlong, Jacob II w
Hvdrick, Anyus.rsS S Hydrick, Andrew J
HvdricI,, M;ncrva J Gardner, wife of II
Ii t;ardncs; fsatlfaol Il Livingston, wife
OF Paul Liy,ngslon, Rowe Ella Robinson,
Vile OF Ettio,t NJ E0binson. and Danid
Enyd ick, Deiendenls.
To;Ae u. .snslSats::
Il ) Crin vie ofJohn Il Grim; F A Craps,
" i'e OF william Crar;; II c lIerlong, wife
ofJ NJ llerong, A S.urkie, J A
liideb. aud Jacoo Lewis llerlong, l. w
lierlong Corne.ia Elerlony Jacob II Hy-
drick, Jacob H w Hydrick, Augustus
lIydrick, Andrew J Uvdricl., Minerva
Gardner. vie OF II II Gardner; Rachael
Livingston, vile Of Paul Livingston,
Rowe Ella Robinson. Wife Of Elliott NJ
Robinson and Daniel e Hydrick
OIL are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action,
which IS fled in The oific. of the Clerk Of
Common Pleas, Tor he said county, and TO
scrvca copy OF your Gnswer 10 the said com.
PLAIN, on itic subscriber at his Office, Orange
Uu.g. South Carolina. within twenty days
after thc service iieceof, exclusive of tile day
of suc.l service, aud ii you fail TO answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
Plamid in This action Will apply to the
Court Tor Tue relief demanded iii the COM
plain,.
Dated August 9Th A. D. 1877,
JAS. F. IZLAR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To Mrs r ] Grim, wife Of John T Grim,
Mrs p a Craps. wife OF William Craps,
and Ms I a Sturkie, three Of the De.
ienisnsabove named
Tale no ce That ,he Summons and Com
p'ain. mere we . flea in the office of the
Clerk OF tic Court of Common Pleas for the
County of Orangeburg, in the State of South
Carolina, Oh the 24,h day Of August, 1877,
and that unless you appear, plead, answer
or demur to the said complaint within the
time prescribed by law, the Plaintiff will
apply to the said Court for the relief de.
manded in the mid Complaint.
august 24th, 1877.
JAS. F. IZI.AR,
aug 25-et iAttorney for Plaintiff
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-01

State Iawluiy, aud YET IL. I're,s,r
cr funded them, as stated aud contra.
ny to law.
The fourth charge is against Niles
~. Parker, eS -I'rcasuror Of the State
, 1877-08-26
White,


POSITION NO. 2s
ByC.C f., Chtcsgo.
Black man on 81. kings on ], 1, Is. &c, 29.
White men on 12, Is, kings on 2, 6, 10, 10.
White to move and win.