The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, April 06, 1867, Image 3
TIIK OR A NU Eli URO NEWS,
PUBLISHED
EVKRY SATURDAY MORNING
AT
Orangeburg, S. C.
Terms: $2 00 jwr Annum, in Advance.
During the Spring and Fall Seasons, Extra Coj
of the OitANaKBCRa News will ho circulated for
bonofit of 0?r AoVEltTlSlNO l*ATRO)Mi
tj&F Contract Advertisements inserted on
hioflt Liberal Tertus. Address
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor "Orangeburg News,"
Ornngeburg, S. C
S&~ We respectfully request our friends
send At their Advertisements as early in
week as convenient; and if possible, let Us hi
them by Thursday crating. By this means,
will be able to issue at an earlier hour on Sat
day, and will be enabled to give more of
latest news, up to the time of our going to pn
Sale Day. ?
Monday last no inconsiderable crowd gath
cd nt the Village from different portions of I
Distritt to attend the Sales of Land? by t
jShoriff and Commissioner. Most of those r
,scnt seemed to have no money or at least w
jndiposcd to venture to purchase, consoquen
<thc property was disposed of at the prices
fioxed: .
Ry Commissioner in Equity;
Snsll es. Rast?158 acres SI CO.
Sultry vs. Cor&crt??83 aorcs, 8185.
Jones vs. Jones?381 acres, 6400; and 2
acres, 855.
fairy vs. Grimes?180 acres, brought $11
O'Cuin vs. Smoke?280 acres. $50
CWtV vs. McMichacl?170 acres, ?700.
RicJccnbaker vs. Jlaiyler?190 acres* $2(
anu' I'?4 acrc">
By tho Sheriff:
Reese vs. Barsh?I louse ana ,T.ot ?? Kn'ni
villc, $40,50.
Simmons rs. Slroman?200 acres, $49.
Martin vs. Phillijis?VH) acres, $20.
Estate Jacob A. Dantzter?128 acres, $4(
Estate Jmncs Williams?121 acres, $3S.
. Estate J. W. Smith?200 acres, $715.
Estate E. V. Ott?-107 acres, $34.
After the Sales, it was announced by .Ca
Jamison, that a public meeting would
holden on Monday next, to discuss the prnpi
*y and policy of requesting the Bar of Oraii;
burg to dispense with the calling of the Ci
Docket at tho approaching session of the Co
-of Common Pleas.
- t.i.n- ????? i -
We arc requested to announce that the C<
?juissionors of Roads of St. Matthew's Par
??rill turret lit filetl" UMUUl plUCC Of UhSClUbly
.Monday next, the 8th instant.
The following gentlemen compose the Boa
A. T. Darby, D. J. Dane. Owen. Shul
J. G* Kcitt, J A. Parlor. E. V. Shnler, J.
Parlor, M. K. Holman, T. G. Shnler, W.
Pore, J. W. Sellers, R. \V. Batos,?J. W. 13
hour, Augustus A vinger, P. W. Avihgcr,
D. Zcigler, 31. J. Keller and J. C. Ilolman
w??
"Our Policy.''
We invite the attention of our readers to i
.article under the above caption, which we t
week publish. The topic is vitally Importal
the style in which the article is written
pleasing und attractive, and the author is i
?of our most influential and distinguished e
sens. These facts will ensure for the ei
munication the attentive reading and thong
All'consideration of our readers.
We shall be pleased to hear from "Mark
frequently.
--- .Ill)- <CTTW
South Carolina University.
We have received from the Secretary of
Faculty of this Institution, the Catalogue
the present year. We are pleased to see t
tho Alma Mater of many of the most disi
guished men of the State is recovering from
utter prostration consequent upon the cxig
cics of the late. war. There are now one h
dred and eight Matriculates, and three rcsid
graduates on the rolls of the Institution,
wish for it it speed)' return to the standard
Scholarship and number of Students wb
marked its ante bellum history.
The following young gentlemen of the I
trict arc among the Students :
Lucius B. Batks, St. .Matthew's Parch.
Wm. T. C. Rates, " ?
1). 'A. Da.nt/.i.ku, i; " "
F. W, Dantzlkk, ?? " "
AiisaLom D. Fajh. Orange Parish.
Mass meeting of Freed men.
About three hundred of the freedmen r
ding in the Village and its vicinage, on 1
.Monday night convened at the School Not
for the purpose of organizing a political pat
The platform of the Union Republican (ILidic
Party, which was ratified in Charleston last we
was adopted?and most of the freed tuen prcs
seemed willing to pledge it their suppori
though we are certain (hat not more than 1
:a dozen (if that many) knew what they w
,voting for.
During the meeting a collection was tal
,it]) to assist in the publication nfa lladical jo
,nal in Charleston, and though one negro \
?sensibly remarked that the times were h.i
and Charity bcginsal home - many hard can
neu
the
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the.
tee
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the
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er
tho
the
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an
hat. Fnnatacisin does n<it earc for the sta
ing of Its votaries; its leaders arc blind
everything but the bucccsb of their policy :t
their own aggrandi/.cinout.
The Southern Cultivator.
fife April nuinjjer of this valuable and w<
known journal has been received by us.
contains 48 pages?34 of reading matt
mostly original, and is embellished with a Lit
till ground plan of a convenient dwelling.
Terms two dollars per annum, or one dol
for sis months. Those desiring to subscr
will address Wm. N. "White, Athens, Ga.
To Messrs. IO/.f.ici Kl, & KoilN our editoi
table is indebted lor a pair of iudisponsabl
(we mean scissors,*) for which they have <
thanks. If all the cutlery of their \\
known establishment has as good cutting qin
ties as these Scissors, no one purchasing fr
them will have cause to complain of his b
gains.
On
no.
)0:
New Advertisements.
?65"" Attention is called to the notice o
House for Sale, fronting Market street.
Our* fr'cud "Mac" has arrived ho
again, with a fine supply ?f ?9,Mk slutc!d u> 1
season, and invitcsan examination of his Spri
Stock. See his advertisement.
fl?^ Our lady friends will observe with ?
tcrcst, the advertisement of Mrs. Oi.dkndoki
announcing a fine selection of Millinery a
Fancy Goods, of the latest Spring styles.
fi?y-Mr. T. A. Ji:rrutu>s will be in Oranj
burg on* Friday and Saturday 12th and 13
i ir."t., ailtl will offer for sale a large quantity
1 Shoulders, Sides, Flour and Corn. * See 1
I advertisement.
Jt>2T"iv0V- ^ ^l("K^ON''s flourishing Cl
sieal and Primary ScVooly at the common
ment of its second leru', * ."U?ounced in c
columns. We hope that the succc^ "f t!
institution will be permanent ; for, wJ"?
cause is of more importance to us than the eu
cation" of our youth, mine are better fitted 1
this noble work than the respected princi]
and the accomplished assistant, who ha
charge id* this school.
pt.
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We invite alt cut ion to the advertisement
another column, of Messrs. 11. Ij. Jefki
& Co.. Factors, in Charleston. These gcnl
iflcn are well known to many in the District
reliable, enterprising ami cnergefic ; and pi
ters shipping them cotton will bu lind ti
make good sales, at the most advantage*
rates.
Our friends in the' timber business will i
erve a fresh demand fur Mill Timber
Charleston. We refer them to the advert;
incut of Messrs. II i: i><; i v, Owk.n iV. Co., \n
offer the most liberal rates fur the. article.
their extensive sawmill i < the city. <' ivc th
i call.
Grand Presentation Concert.
Tlie ladies of Baltimore with their usual
live benevolence have, inaugurated a Gr:i
Presentation Concert in aid of the South*
Orphan Association, to be given at the Ma
land Institute, at Baltimore, tin the 30th c
of April next. There are to be issued ffOO.t
tickets and each ticket will draw a prize. 'I
prizes are various, from an Kngraving up
elegant Mansions and Farms. The tickets ;
only one dollar each, and the cause is oncwb
commends itself to the sympathy of the Sou
erh people. Messrs. CiiAUi.K.s S. Bum. & (
are the agents for their sale in this place.
Kcligiuus.
Methodist?Appointment* for Orttngchurg I.
trict, S. ('. Conference, -<l Quitrtor.
? St. Gkoimsk's?April Olli and 7th.
Ui'iT.n OuAXor?Trinity, April lilth ami 1 Ith.
I'RovtiiKXCK?Itcthlelictii, April 201 li ami 21srt.
IIi.ackvii.i.i:?Crahiuiis, April l!7ih and 281 Ii.
I'non Sr. Mattiikw's?Asbury Chapel, May
ami 5th.
OH.\.Nnt:ut'ito?May I 1th and l'Jtli.
Itii.tsi uvti.i.K?Uctlilolicm, May IStli ami I'.Mh
Sr. M.vmimvs?Tabernacle, May ??lh it ml "Ji
It.MtNWKi.i.? May ulst.
Aikkx axi> fii: \xitkvii.i.i:?June 1st and 2/1.
I.r.xixOTOS?Sliilo, .lime Sili ami (Ith.
Kastkii.v Ouaxok?White Mouse, June l?fti :
I nth.
a. m. ciiuiivTzniiitt!, r. 1:
Consignees per South Carolina Hailni
/?Vom I -.' .")//( fiielitnicc.
Maj. Snlley, II. (!. Slieradan, Hiiiley ? Uro.,
McKlroy, T. li. Qualllebaum, It. W. Oat es, .1.
W in. \V. W. Culler, A. I*. lointzler, T. Collier,
der ? Wells, .!. .1. Way, M. Livingston, l>. 1\ II.
.'. II. V.. .1. laislci Tin, ben.}. Izlar, .1. '". Ilannan
Cooncr, I?. I?. Punches, I?. ('. Ilowr, It. Knntts.
cen
>ur
cry
rd,
led
il V M II N \) A L.
MaiiIIIIU)?On the 27lli Jan.. by the Itev. I'..
Austin. Mr. JAMKSS. DOUftbAS to Mrs. ANN
OA V IS. all of tliis Oislriel.
OrricK <o* nu: OiiANtiKntiiiti Ni:\vs,
April 5, 1807
rioi.o.no
Sl bV 111!. 26
COT'hlN. Declining. Hunters had belter
ilieir cotton sccil for manure, ami plant em u.
quote :
Ordnung. 20
Middling. 21
mi.i.uin.r
II
List oi* Loiters
EMA1NING IN TUE POST OFPIOE UNCALL
ed for?April 1, 1807.
Ii.
Brown, Sylvester.
Mnkei-, Jniln.
B.
Kvanshaw, 'I'. lt.
F.
Fel>ler, Carson,
0.
Griflitli, Thon. 1*.
II.
Ilollmnii, J. A. K.
Ilair, Moses (colored)
J.
Jones, I). E.
Johnson, Ilaidy.
K.
Klaltic, II.
Ii.
Lesser, L. IL
Ltiticrgiiii, Win.
M.
McMillan, Carey.
McKay, E. .1.
Milllioiise, .1. IL
McNeal, l'ctcv (cidore
N.
Nelson. Miss Mary.
I?.
Peel, Thos.
Drop Letters iiinat I
?J eents.
Qiiiun, D. ('.
IL
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Holland, t 'nh in.
Itow, E.
Itoe, Jim.
Itembert, John.
H?cker, Mary.
Hilter, Mar?in.
lllckunbnckor, Miss L.
S.
Smoke, IL E.
Salley, t'lias.
Sy brut Ii, Miss Knebel.
Sharp I'aul, (eure of W,
Knot Is.)
Singleton, bmma.
St rock, Salley,
Hl roman, Paul S.
Stromiih, Nicholas.
Keigliug, Jane.
Sauders, .S.
'f.
Terrell, P. W.
Trend? eil, .lack.
W.
Wititijptgham, Ada.
Wolle, Wiley.
Wade, W. E.
repaid?one cent, paper
f. ('. IIUBHKLL. I'. M. .
Classical and Primary School,
EKV. A. .P. DKKSON.
milE EXEHCLSES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL HE
I Kesumcd on Tuesday,. April I tit Ii, in the base
ment of tbe Presbyterian Church.
An aci|uainlaneu with (be class of Scholars who
lliny be expected to attend the Se!.1 lias led l<> a
slight change in the Prioe of Tuition, as follows:
Infant Scholars :?7.l!il per term uf 10 weeks.
Primary *',vaucct' ?:<-<,(' per term of lo week*.
' V \tn Iii i ,,*?*? liners flO.tX) per!term of ID
Class, and .Main. 0i.o * ?
J US T C
A full supply of S
of a
DRESS GOODS,
LAD] KS' SILK COVER]
HOIS KU Y,
l'AUAi
Together with an extensive supply of IM
DO.M KSTiC GOODSS.
READY MA
Of which will be found a greet
GOODS too numerous to mention.
variety <
A call i
march 10
Ciivssical nihinicctl ?1'2.?<0 pci'K*"" of 10 wu
Miss E. D. WOODIIULL will assist as lictoi>.
a. f; dicksox
npl_ . _ _ _I5;
Dissolution of Copai^ersMp
The Finn of (J. 1). KKITT S CO.. ia this day *
solved liy (ho withdrawal of Ucorge S. Shi rev, J
0. D. K KITT,
.). \V. K KITT,
C5K0. S. SIIlllF.lt.
Orangcbnrg, So. Ca., April ?Ith, ISU7.
rptlK UNDKHSICIXKU Il.WK FOKMKU A (
pnrtnbrsliip, ami will carry on their busin
uml-r the firm name of KKITT ItKOTIIKKS.
C. I?. KKITT
.1. \\\ KKITT
Orangobitrg, S. C. April Itli, 1807.
apl Ii t
i-kAAA l'w" MILLION FKKTOFtSO
yUUUiOV/" MILL TIMBKK, for which
highest price* will ?'" J !,'"L
Ai.J',?
FLOOUIXfl llOAUDS AN i. SfllXOl.Kft,
At llicir Mills. Font of lloaufaiii-Strcct,
CFTAULKSTON, S. <\
HUDGrlNS, OWEN & CO.
nprilU 1:1
,U.Ob\I.iX>UDS CO.,
COMMISSION MKliC HANTS
ax1? ? r:A:.:::ts in'
Bacon, Pork, Flour a-;.:l Corn
CHAKiiJlSTtl-N, S. ('.
a pi t! e I ii
E3 L. Jeffers & Co-.
j^ACTOliS.
AND
Commission Merchants,
c!iarij:stox. s. a.
Ql'KCIAL ATTENTION OIVKN I'OTIIK HA
p*) of I 'oti?in :in>l other Produce. Or lers for s
plies carefully nitcmlc<! tti.
Itefer lo Captain John A. Hamilton. IL ti. Sin
Ksq., Oraiigcbiirg, Dr. Win. ('. W'lictsioae, St. M
thews.
lip] Ii 1
i
M I iM. OL1 )KX I X > I v
Hespecifully announces the arrival ?>(* a Fine
lection of MI I.LI N F.F. Y an.I FANCY OOODH, s
able to the Season, ami of (he most Fashions
Styles.
Among Slrnv Hoods, she wouhl mention
mas," ??Sontags," the very latest : also "(iladiaioi
Iloiinels of every description, ;:n I ".Sundowns,"
??Seasides" in great variety.
?\lso, Fiowcrs it ml Fancy t Inn.Is generally.
I-..C'"S!ie s'1.? its a en." from her Frieiels, at
Store of Messrs Charles S. Full & Co., Oil M
Street. "pi ?'??i
NOTICE.
'I'. A. JEFPOKDS v ill lie at Ins Store in Oraii
I in rg on Friilay ami Sattirdaj next, I-ill ami I
in it., ami shall idler Iii those in w nil
AO.tKMI pmimls Shoulders from ;>\ lo 1
00,00(1 pounds Sides froili I !'. lo I I.
?Min barrels Flour from SUM t.. $11.
I noil bushels Corn.
PLANTKILS i.etl of ihose articles, wouhl
well In sei- him liefere his relurii,
a pi II I
NOTICE.
OFFICE ASST ASS i: IXTHKXAL KEY EN I
Oit.\sni:iirim C. II.. S. ('.. Mure Ii l?. \S*u
In accordance wit Ii I he recent ('banges made in
Internal Itevcnue Law, all Special Taxes, (previi
ly t ailed Licenses.) as also Incomes for iSliti, (
rhigcs, Milliard 'fahles. Pbite, of either Cold or
vor mid \Vntehcs, are to he relumed immediali
Speciul 'faxes w ill dale from March Ist'instem
May 1st, as formerly, unless Kcturncd within I
specified by law a penally of feu per centum, will
added. Persons iicglecling lo make rciiirns for :
business or occupation for which a Special Tax
License) is imposed, are liable lo a line of $000.
I will he a( my cilice at Orangeburg C. II..
'I'liestlay and Saturday of every week, ami will jj
all desired information. Oilier days I will visil
different Precincts or Foils, of which due noi
shall he given.
CJF.O. W. STHKUKOX,
III til' Di -m Assisi \ssc.H8oi
N P. My Office is nt I ho Store of C S Unl
lis
-''!? I
on
the
For Sale Cheap.
MtUlGHT (MUST .MILL IN PKHF1SCT ?U
liing order and suitable lor Horse Power.
Vpply io . TIIO.S. It AY.
v iunr ?'!() 1 hi
AiliBinistrator's Notice.
A LLlMHiSOXS INDKiTT^D TO TilK KSTA1
j\ of .!. II. Wolfe, deceased, !?? retjtiested
come forward und settle I lie same: also, u" pcrso
having demands arc requested In reader .'bent
property attested. ,1. IL INA P. IN KT.
Administrator?
mar ?0
lm
Estate Sale.
BY PKK.MIS.SI.ON OF P. A. MdMlCIlAKL, ()
dituiry of Ora'tigehurg District, I will sell
my Itcsidcncq. on Thursday tlie.11 th day of Ap
next, at ten o'clock A. M. nil the Perishable prop*
ty of Klizubeth KieUcnbnker, deceased. Consisti;
..!'
Cows, Waggons, the one-half of Cnrringc, lb
Dcdslend, and many other articles in the llonschc
lino, loo tedious to mention.
Tl-.is illith March, ISU7.
DONALD It. r.AP.TON.
Adiniuist rtitor.
mar .50 2t
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A LMAS. SOXTAOS. srNTiO\w:s- >",'A,M,
j\ TOKS. CKNTKAI. PA H.KS, l-a-.:'?"?
IIONNKTS. Old Ladies IIONNKTS trimmed a
Cut riuiiiied, which aryo?vreJ :;i the most rcasonal
rale.-.
ALSO.
H ATS Uemodlcd; Cleaned, Dyed, Pressed a
Trimmed, at short notice, at
:m i ;s. im; k. i [ALL's
i ?ppo.iite I. P. THOMPSON.
Kussel! struct, Orangcbiirg. Sa.-Ca.
0
l^rSt KL'TTKK, LA It
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CIIOICK FAMILY 0 KOCKIII RS, Sie.
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TtiAlt. DACt
Mil H
>N. * ^ 1" No. 1 MACKM5
Orangelttirg Drug Store.
DR. K J. OLIVKRCtf
i.mi'oi;ti:i; an,'1 dkamoii in
S"\KPOS, MKDIOIXKS, llKlC'l'MKltlKS. nil
Spirit's Turj-< iuine. Kerosin:' Oil, Varhi
?V.C., ,\e., ?\e.
Receiving Montlily
'?OSWK(iO,? I'OKS STAKl'll, '?Mondiig Si:
> '<?! ii Si:.i i ll. a delicious food for Infants.
i ....Kij.^- Sod;i, t'reatn Tarter, Arrow Hoot, Sal
rains, Piavoring KSSehees, Cloves, Nutmegs, Ma
Pepper, (linger. Cinnamon, Allspice, \e.. ?vc.. ,\i
The Proprietor being a gradual e nf Mcdichie :i
a Druggist ..f long experience, assures the Pul
that all Medicines hearing his Lablea iireguar?iiti
pin ?? and reliable.
Orders from the Country; when iiccdhipan
with I 'ASH, respectfully solicited.
K. .1. OLlVKItOS, M. I>.
mar 2- jy Druggist ami Apothecary
OXK KAY M A HE flood Si
g Three Years Qld.
nur III- if f'OKNKI.SON, KILVMKIt & CO
.)/w w v HCSIIKLS ItODOM KICK WANT!
v'v}\ ) i . exchange for Corn and Flour at
T. A ? dKFFOIIDS Si CO'S,
OPENING
pring (Roods consistin
II kinds*.
ngs,
10I,S,
SILK KIJJDONS,
WIIITK GOODS,
NOTIONS,
&0., &C.,
LINTS", ULXOC LOTUS, Sil KKTINGS and oil
DE CLOT H I NG,
I' shades and sizes. Together with many oil
s respectfully solicited
ml
^Y. W. LEGAEE,
lias resumed the PRACTICE OF LAW at Ornn
burg Court House, nml may be found ?I his Oil
over Corttelson, Kramer & Co.'s New Store. It OS!
SI reel.
mar '_'?? t
Frederick Fersner,
.1/ E C 11 A X I C A L D E X T 1 S
Will atteiu] to (hose who wish bis service?.it th
iy?tdenccs, by being informed through the Post oft
or otherwise. TEETH on (SOLD nnd SILVJ
PLATE; also the VULCANITE WORK.
All work done Warraii'cd to give satisfaction.
Residence: at Mr. JOSEPH FiTRSNER'S, Oraii]
burg District, S. C.
mar 30 tl
e
T>r. ART KM AS J. WOLFE offers his Professioi
Services to the Citizens of Orangeburg Distri
Ollicc near the Railroad, on Russell street, where
can be found tit all hours.
All calls upon him will be met with prompt i
(cation.
uiur 39 ( 1 tu
Al? and Pointer.
mWENTY CASKS ALLSOPP'S PALE ALI
JL QUARTS AND PINTS
Fifteen casks Hyass' Palo Ale?Quarts and Pi
Fifteen casks Jeffrey's Edinburgh Ale??PI
Fifteen casks Hyasa' Louden Porter?Quarts u
Pints
Ten casks Barclay. Perkins & t'o's Porter?Pit:
the above received by late arrivals, ami for sale
1). PA FL & CO.
ncirlO tf Charleston. S. C
Fresli Teas, by Last Steame
TM.V QUESTS FINEST MOYUXK HYSON T
If etiiv~'K finest Gunpowder Tea
iipoi';"v Oolong Tea
;,J:ce Engli.-!; '?reakfast T
Ii
Halfen..
Half chests t
also. e\* U.*l ???
A supplj of OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA n
MOCHA COFFEES. For sale bv
1>! PAUL & CO.
mar 10 tf Charleston, S. C.
?" o.
rrtllE FIRST CARGO EVER BROUGHT IN'
f this City, ami will be sold this Season in
j, [ der to bring' it into uso. Professor C. U. Sill
HARD'S, (of the Medical College). Analysts on i
the Guano, can he seen at our Ottiee. Terms?^
(per Long Ton) cash, or Planter's drafts oil Facti
payable 1st December, with Dank rates of inter*
HUNT .V F.KO, Accommodation Wharf,
mar III?lni Charleston, S. C
E
^ I Reopening of an Old Drug Stoi
Kb
LS,
sh.
lilfl
ied
K. S. 1) U It N II A M.
rpiIE SUHCRIBKR WOULD HESPKCTCLLY ]
FOKM bis friends ami the public geners
that he has opened a FIHST-CLASS DRUG STO
at his Father's Old Stand, known for over twenty-l
yours as Uuriihaiii's Drug Store, where he hof
well-selected and complete Stock of DRUGS, PI
FUMKHY, DYE STUFFS and FANCY A RTICLI
which will be sohl low for cash.
Country orders, accompanied with cash or c
acceptance, will be promptly filed.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAIIKFULLY COMPOUND
at all hours, day and night. E. S. ItUKNIIAM
Charleston, S. C.
mar Ifi l
TO
NOTICE.
ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCKUN
A VINO. AT THE CLOSE OF HOST1LITI
tried our best to advance the interest of
PUIH.IC of this District, by letting them h
(Joods oil short Credit to star! the World again,
are now compelled, by the Debt we owe to other;
place our Notes ami Accounts in the hands
Messrs, IXLAII ,\ DIDDLE. Attorneys, for Col
lion, without distinction of Parties, wherever I
sons have not complied with the Terms of tl
?VgrcemeiiL EZB KIEL & KOI1N
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NOTICE.
? MARTHA MeM ASTER, wife of Martin MoM
I ^ ler, of Charleston, South Carolina, do her
give notice to a!! concerned, that having been |
vioiisly consliluteil a SOLE TRADER, I am still
gaged in business in thai capacity, at my Store
Russell Street in this place.
Oriuigeblirg, S. C.. March 30, ISi'o.
MARTHA M<MASTER, Agenl
FOll 8ALK.
"no Riinebes Yarn at a reduced price
?JOnii Yds heavy Drow n Shirting at 'JO els.
:;<>0 Yds line prints 12] cts., S yds per $1
10. t? Yds super Dress prints at 'JO els.
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for sali: cheap.
T EEOS+'.NE OIL STOVES, WITH COMPLF
UTENSILS, Cosl sl.">, for $10.
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For the liberal patrpnago which I ht.ro thus
received from tho .citixcus of. Orengebarg Disti
and (ho corifidenco shown in me by very pumar?
friends. I tako tho opportunity of expressing :
ainccio gratitudo in- (Ida, tho first itaua ?f I
"OiUNiir.iii itn Nrwi." Tliv ?fieoUT*gemaat of p
patronage and kindness indue, oa a strong faith
future success, and, while thanking my friends
pabt favors, I can assure them that nothing'trill
left undone to dcHcrvo thoir continuing patrona;
My Store will be essentially a DRUG STORK; ii
will ho kept Hitch Druga and Medicinal alons, a
will warrant Genuine and Pure. I hare arranged
supply my customers "with Medicine* of ?ie t?
host quality ntTnrdcd in tha-market. I avoid
cheap usclc&s article*, and yet my pries* shall be
reasonable for VALUABLE, GOOD, FRESH Mil
("INKS as any body's.
1 invite the PHYSICIANS of the Dietriat to ?
an I examine for themselves. They ara jndgec
whose opinions I Fuhtnit. Send your Ordert a
they will he filled to your satisfaction. 'To tha 01
xens of my n.itivo District who have tried me, I a
don't give mc up, try mo a little longer, and yon
not regret it?you'll find I'll stand a long rate,
well as u ehort ono; and your faith in me shall r
he misplaced. To those who have not yat triad n
now is your time to begin. As befora, if yoa wi
good, pure, family MEDICINES, Buch as
Laudanum, Paregoric, Castor Oil, Swoct Oil, 1
soiii Salts, dauber Salts, Cream Tartar,Carb.-Sot
&C, &c, or Dye Stuffs and Paints, and Brush'
Concentrated J,yc, &c., or even, Patent Mcdieit
of all kinds. Now, just call at that Little Stora
Mniu-Stree?, and you will be euro to get what y
want.
Tins Drug Store looks small, but your ?urpri
will he great when you enter to find how appei
anccs deceive, nnd what a quantity of good thin
arc within this Fame Little Store.
13. M. SUULER,
Druggist.
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BULL & SCOVILL,
NORTH-EAST CORNER
OF
Rus^ll-Slrcet and Court IIouso Squar
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Having made arrangements with some of tl
PRINCIPAL IMPORTING and JOBBtN
FIRMS of NEW YORK. RALTIMORH ai
CHARLESTON, tluy are
Receiving Every Week
on their own . account, and on coriaurnme
A
COMPLETE SELECTION .
OF
F O R E 1 G X A XD I) O M E S T I
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
II A T S, CAPS
AND
MILLINERY GOODS,
HOOTS and SHOES, best make.
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IN (5 RE AT VARIETY,
CROCKERY,
&C.) &C.j AC.
ALSO A FULL AND
Complete Stock of
THE REST
FAMILY GROCERIES
constantly on hand.
Hating twenty-five jeara wxpofience
Orangeburg Village, we have carefully atudi
the wants of our friends aivd customers M
feel justified in saying, our STOCK -i* Tactl
selected and more complete tbuu eaubo fou
nt anv other place.
RI LL K ?OOYIUa.
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should not tail to call at
EZEKIE L & KOHN'S
WHO HAVE ON HAND A COMPLETE STO
of House furnishing GOODS, Imported dirtfc* fr
Kngbind.
feb 2H y I,
J UST Jt i?() 131 V EI> BY
EZEKIEL & K?3EC1S
rA F1HCKS LATEST STYLE SPRING CALK
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ASSORTED LONG CLOTHS. BROWN SHE1
ing and Shirting, Osimburgs, Denims, Strip*?. 1
Ticking, Drillings, Yarns id" all Siics, which,
pother with the balance of our large and rar
STOCK, we offer to sell at the LOWEST -figures
Cash or Country Produce.
feb 23 y l'<
A (T??? ASSOUTMENT' OF ~
STANDARD School Books.
ALSO
STATIONARY of all kind always to Whad at
EZEKIEL & KOllN
Orders for School Books wfll receive pTompt
tent inn.
fob 28 y li
rnilF. CHEAPEST STEEL AND IRON HOES i
.1. direct Importation from the English Manul
torv, are to be found at
EZEKIEL k R?HN'?.