The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 04, 1868, Image 3
... TUE OKAXGEBUHG NEWS
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EVBRT SATURDAY MORNING,
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WB?r-THE OEAHIfitQb?!?;// do
^BS??;W^R?iMII.Yi-ACQC??l'ANY..TlIK ,/
., -eb ,?MoW do?id. lo Itt^uiBMoT L.'.' Hi? ?'?I
-8?PT?!Cw?try, VaoJuco tuHfli? a? Market Ratcho
??Vi' "dw i-.U"" ? i Ii? i?ilt p.;- : ? ?? ^i.>"'fi
?I!,??? .dt h?nTi l.nr IP-ohm WM g
?? ?te'W filial 'St ?J9Q ,!jif??ntd-"-! <fti bn? r.-?-?nl i
MT 03 rr*p<xtful{y ^request flttit\*friends to
send ^theiv! Mdvriti'srniriite ????* ?/)?/?/ <M thtl
ire
ur
<Ayr, anrf tci? 6? cnpfdcxl-lp fjice^Jtnore of t the
hOttt news, vj>-J^?f @$|}& ??ffe??"/ '? J>r*?*.
JIKAD^M^TtI^
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?tiWBBJPftu MO?N4W Q^^TAN^"ISd&'J
I ?P?^B<? IUI I <ll LII* IMI
Gca*fttl0r%Fft& ?14 from District Head
Quanten is uriaYuidubly crowded out of this
week's issue, but will appear in our next.
Noti^oH^^riWrH.
We havc nJaflfc-oiitJ new! mail lhVUa,i and in
a>? doing, may have possibly omitted from-Our
books, the names ut' some subscribers who Jiave
pay} theft ifotffe* r Wfldyipe wo have not ? dort?
so*^flti$ ca>C%f aSiy:^'u01j' u'jjj^igfc |Vc! beg
**of our friends a imJtnpt Wulindef, UnkHtri) mat
tor wifl.bo rcctilicil.
? ,|
Outrageous Conduct,
At Lcwisvillc. V, several
.armed bawls 7?t negroes under cymiiiavid of
Captain* and LllieteiiaUts, nssninblcd hlhl re
paired to the church, whore, as .a TJnion League^
tho^r .were harangued by-*ome ltadicril "OrMori
?wi^Mp^iwffyi,stHtQcliCft. t,;T.liosc produced
i in mediate fruit; Ijir after thc9incjuting wasdia
lui.v-ed and -they began jheir1 .rcturn-hia'rch'
through the Village, they indulged themselves
in?in~iudiscrimimito eursing|?f the whites, and
a general dbchnrgiilg. \>?\ .-their fire-;uins. In
front of ouYri>f;^<sWorfcaMthnid i Volleys I were
fired. 8? disorderly wore . the .negroes that a
federal officer on a pacing ?f1r?Tri*.'l'fuul''it stop
ped and "topping out txpnafnlafc^'^with fhem
Slid advised them to disband quietly. Iii?,
wiwdawereruhhe^dcdj'ttM^the' rioting tontin-'
Bt.ti* V.-tt\l*W? ?{? :H..Mtl .?!'[' ! ..it.
the ipojHibK^e ^Vcjletliimn Mid^atn 'ththii that
^rouduct like tins will result in their 0WK*rutn.
matu'tain ami(;<d)|c
VcUj?MWs-witli-theiii^and have, for the sake of
[iciice, already eac^i^Stcd(rpUiarlc^j|e patience
tnd lurbcai^u^pjj^^on this,t|tc< qcgjt^^iiust
riot presume; and contjpucd. repetitious of law-.
IesKnertjr?ui;iUflir part will lead to anarchy.
?niM^.rtdtt^i^ p?.
grnl ou^Ja^WiPiipjtds i^sue of the STtfta{ tnio'iV
? iopttu>f tibal ihteresitiabd written by oii? of
our"tnost distinguished citizens, it merits a c.itq~
fal perusal and candid consideration. Both,
Krefccl assu^S^rWm rt?Mtfef4?"**;? ?
-i nifcjufcdl i mimil km M? - ?' l'l*^?
<iT Slwi?t?? V??'0!vv*?D?ri'4if ASs Town wag
b ro^ujai iRj^dttf wg^fcae^wenna ot ? lUncuistes,.
und robbn^^/^^uojsujt'^^b^^ iq^ohiQr
?rtiMlea/'^TKo'fh'i^f, * negro \nmii'jiani?d P>0
'MoitKX^oN wan, we aru glad to learn, appro
handed ft few day* ^ftor (hd j|(ef^|ftd is now
In j*i'l. Th^ stolen guods, cm irol?ovcrcdi >
j ^5??ilft! ? v ' " ' ''
At the last Hetgular ?Joniraunication of'T/iv
ing otScoTtrwcrc elected to sbVVc duriii'g the
?nsu^^I^jiQnj.oiyear^i/ to ? ni no ? i- ?-. -?
?rJ>^H?b y^lSi^HTHtSf.\\ no
. 'H ARN KT LlVl.NllsrtiN. J. \V.
H?Nny Iiivinoston, Trcasurcr.
(^ftftnVrfe^Y? <Da' n* Kit <? y, Secretary.
JttMtiii Ta r S. 1)r
josiiha A. Jkkfcoat, J. 1).
?Martin Liyinuston ) a. ,
Jv^miii^NNj^, - ii stoW^in
>Vil.y^^,A. frsXtiN,.TTyler. / ;(0
-???Maat? ? ? ?
Now AdvortisehiMitsi
Imitations by thc?Ordiilary. '
^Coniniit?sioners Sales for .|',cbrua.ry.
[v St. Matthews' Academy?T, E. Wauuauiar
I kor->#a.. ? if.ab ? i h. ib? ?<
Administrators' Rale?V:> M . Housor.
J>oe^|io,aiv,Priecs-?-'M.<McMa8t?r. f"
Anwhwfe^s^V; D, y: jJiurfi^ji;^, Sou. |
NO^u'tj^V. fc. Piokson. oi I
Nofcicd;to?(}.itnrdian.| ' and .TrtUloes,?V, 1).
V. Jamison. '
Wo are under obligations to J)r. E. j. Ord
I- ypif,^ JVir ^n supply 1 "6f altiianacs for 1808,
[ and seasons), pojlife out minaroas for oyq'rjr' /<trill
|faf |lcsb? ih heirfji.7 ^(jo1 fo' pr,
^p/!?1 ^?n-nJf?^PV? *'ffff;Tpf!;'y?i;r/ifl?i/g9 a
" cc^y eure. e l^^jG
thoir gnrdcns will do well to call at Dr. ]$. M.
SuuiiKii's Drug Store, whore they will find a
ieueraSmti^nillO? !10 ^ilflfeg
Southern '^oclotlyl
Wo ftRW**?redA?e ' 4a^t tfunrWr ?of the
Esting literary yapcr^fln ||hq ?Qu^try. Desides
it is Southern?thoroughly Southcru?editors,
Con^^/j^deriiiwhe^ ,&?al| Ht
flio uinuner boru." Tcriuu 84 per annuui?
No. 22? YV. Dtiltimore Street,
I 4HM ' >.l HM * I :?afti?iM,<?Mr.l
AppoinfmoiAii %r'^6karles{ou' district,
UiuB won u-.rlati Quarter* .. 1 i*?i?
' 'rinity, January 5.
fccthol, Janu^fc,* f?*?^*
'Summery}}!-?, Jaguarft 1,8 ?nd 19. >,.?.,,..
yy press, Jauuury 25 aud 20.
St. Gcor^s^eh^uuiyl nndJ-J. k O
JJraiicHvfllc^efSlAlni, FeDjuhVy& al?
Eastern Orange, White House, Feb. 15 and 10.
Upper St. MnUbcw!/Asbu/v, Feb. 22 and 23.
Providence, (Jcriziin. March Id and 15.
Lexington, Shady Grove, March 21 and 22.
1 : ' 4>r<i.i<iiiift Elder. ? '
HY MEN E Ali.
? MARBien?On I ho lid hist., al the residence of
the bride's father, by the Itcv. i>. it. fsi^y^V, AR
TEMAS A. CONNOR, to Miss COHN Kid A K., eld
est daughter of Paul A.- McMivhacl, Ks?|.; All of
>Orangeburg District.
Diku?At Orangeburg. }j!';(7r?n the 2"ilh day of
December last, of affect ion of the heart, Mrs. MARY
JvLLKN, wife of Cti.vnLiIs.' II. ll.Ci.ti, agcif'21.''years
and 8 months. . \
Death sumetiines oomes to us, surrounded by eir
cumslaiic,c> ufrpccuiiar sadness..-To the aged, it is
an expected ^isifbr: botcorfuug ththo young. iiVtlfo.
bloOm oF-lh>>ft shhtfcrVnVtifiy a f?iTV a4'.Tsud tears
asunder many a cherished tie id' friendship and of
lure.. (And yet, the young-Christian, coidout to
yield tn the will of Providence, meets the last etie
uiy with resignation, ami fulls asleep in, Jesus.
Such was the departuro of the estimable lady whose
loss we now deplore. Surroiindcd bjft friends and
relatives dear, in whose Co'hipaiiidi'.ship vested the
charms of life, she yet was willing to give up all, in
obedience to.Ood's wijl. ,bj life,;shc wq(i|) tlovotv^L"I
daughter anil a tender wile: in tue hour of death,
sanditii?! by the last solemn rights ol the Cutlydie
Church, of which she was a member, she died with
in her soil). ItcpflKSHXT
VhV hope of the Christian ii
IS VM'K.i \ p~r
i If ? ?' ? 11 '
A-pill UND.
.Consignees \wr South Carolina llnilroatl
* ltciiuiiiiiiu? in tlic Donol to Date.
L'.'lf.! ^.iitiiii^iiium.- J. Vk. Hoffman, W. Knolts,
W. II. "Livingston. , |
In ncoordtiuec with aiders received from the Su
perinlciblent. Storage will hejeafter be charged ou
Goods, rciituiipug in the- Depot for an unreasonable
length,of. time. ??? W;-.C.. MEREDITH,
. .im?;/-; - . o.c.' Agent.'
it* . . ? ?- ? 11
January o, 18U7.
COTTON. ?Sidert^t IiIh wock amount to about 00
hnk>, at the. following quotations :,,
Ordinary. r.?i
^ Middling...,.^ 10*
Strict.Middling....,,.?.. 11}
Roruii Rtor.?Is in. good denittnd 'U2$1j7!i per
u ! ? o,oLib..i..;.VXiii&.j.zi
< SLLVEH.'.^..22
i
Report of \ tUQ Charlpston Cotton Mar
i het; for the Week Enrting Jah. 2;
j.'j : 'fiJ&prt?/Pf the^Qmnycbitrij Ktict by
'W. ^?^?jj ?rl!l|l^: COtf?f' YACTq/l,"..
Qq Friday tho 27 th ult., there was a good demand,
the bettor gr-adcH rei'nainiug steady, while the lower
qualities waa depressed and declined from }o to J?
on liitl week's qiiotations. The demand on Satur
day continued good, the market closing stronger but
without any quotable change in prices. On Monday
the demand Was active, with huge sales, at. firmer
prices*.. The snmo activity prevailed on Tuesday,
the bettor grades were very firm, and the lower
.qualities improved Jof^Jcjj Wednesday[>{ being a
half holiday, but, VeryTittm;{ wail doW. '?? flie fow
?Vales made however, were flj.. firm.und advupcing
rates. On TnurMav lite market was excited, and
prices advanced a Will Jc. Tile sales for the week,
about OOCH) balea. W e.quote : j '-1
Low Middling.lij..i
Middling.l? 1
Slricl Middling.1?J .
In Equity,
Olt.VXdKliflKt DISTlttCT.
E. Johnson, Adinitiistrnlrix.
j vs." 1
Jas. D. Jones, Uiiurdian, ct. al. J
lly order of Court, the creditors of Jiimcs It.
Johnson, deceased, are ?rcuuirqd to prove their de
mands before mo od or before tl^enst Fc^rjiary next,
t ^And under thifsuine. oi'iter t will sell on the 1st
.Monday in February next,.for cash, one sharein the
"Kdisto Lumber 'and Tftnour Pond COmpitny.
January 21, IHI17. V. D. V. JAMISON.
/ ,dcc US?Id Commissioner.
STATKOF SOFT11 CAIIOLINA.) ....
?5 OrangebiirgVistricl. } WJ", ?
By P. A. Mc.MICIlAKL, F.sq., Ordiiinryi
vT.Wherens, Caroline R. Paulliug bath made siill to
mo to prant her 'Letter's of Administration, cum tvs
tamefito annexes, of the Krjtate and ellccta of Johii
U. Paulling, deceased.
Those nre therefore lo cite and admonish all ami,
singular Hie kindred and Creditors of the suhl
John 11. Paulling, deceased, that I hey bo umbapprar
before ni'e in the. (Van t of Ordinary, to be. hi.-Jd ni
Orangebiirg C. II., [oh Hie 17th day ot" Jauuury,
ji)!jl., after puldifjatioil hereof, at 11 o'clock in
'forepoon, to'fdtey.- capsoif any they have, why
pfi)d Admi'dslrution should not be granted.
Mly^ hmJcr my luiiul tbiK,.lf|lh day fiff))ppea
Anno t)oin<rlf, [MrT: ' * P. .1. M?.^fi* 11A L,
UHAS.-'-B?LL/ C0j'j
f "-xr \ ? ? '?' ? ' -r
i AVill;"boreaftor soli altogether for CAS;II?
consequently con afford to .offer our goods at
reduced prices.
8 /kKiMr^ri?iDuoi? .Iff"
" iJou^litYof'?a^iM:Chnrljst?n-Prices'.' |.|
Cn?'aud ^xa'wiiio pur o^tjonslvo assprtmout
of Hardware*, (Jroekpry, Hatpj Clothing, Dry
Goods, pxoccrics, iff., $c.,at No. 13 Hub-.
selhPttfeot. ?. ? ''
. .. CHAS. BULL & CO!
T\TKW HULLED BUCKWHEAT. ??1M '' " 1 ?1 '|
mm itMiSftRRSP mw
NBWfeKA'SON- OOLONG T-KA8.
I NORTHERN PICKLED BEEF, very Choice,
i No. 1 MACKEREL and Scaled HERRINGS,'
j and a full supply ofGROCERlES. -
also
SHOES. HATS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, Ae.
;!A'few pretty HATS for Ladles.
Rough Rice
Bought at highest market rate*, nlso
PEASJ HIDES AND PRODUCE,
generally.- |
COTTON
Slopped'to Messrs. H. L. IfEPEERS & AO., free of
charge. JOHN A. HAMILTON,
Court House Store,
oct 10?1y/ ;: ','] .Mitrket Street.
?Sheriff's Sales.
By yirtue.of tleeretal orders to me directed.by P.J
A. iMeMichuol, Khu, Ordinary, I will sell on the 1st
Monday in .Tnnunry next":
I That portion of the . Estate lands of Win. C.
Metis, known ns l'olk "Swamp Ray. coiitnitiing'sCven
hundred ami eighty-two-, ncres, be sold by the
Sheriff of OraugcLnrg District, on the first Monday
in .Tniuinry next, or on such other Sulcduy ns will
tie nunc advantageousTor tlits parties in interest, on
a credit of twelve months, (except cosh enough to
pay expenses,) the purchaser giving bond, with
good security, and a mortgage of the premises, if
deemed necessary, to the Ordinary for the payment
of the purchase money.
ALSO
SRy virtue of sundry writs of fi. fa., 10 me directed.
" 1 will sell lo tho highest bidder, at Ornngehurg
Court Mouse, on the tirst Monday in January
I next, for cash the followiiyr property viz:
One \\l?j?oii.MeVied ori ns the property of U. 11.
ilydrirk.ui the .suit of Jesse N. Haigler, Adlu'r.
One J louse and Lot containing one hundred ami
sixty acres, more or less, levied on as the properly
of J. C. Rowe, at the suit of Kuiaupcl Ezckjcl &
Thoodorir Kohri.
One TVher or Lhthl containing four hundred ami
sixty-three nettes, moreor Ichs, one Mule and lw<i
I Horses; Also, ?in Tuesday following, will ne sohl
on ttie nliiiUajbill of C-.-R- 1 rick, a lot of Eodi(er, a
lot of Cpny Peas, Potatoes and Rice, one Ruggy
i wo Wagons, levied on as the property of Charles
It. I rick, at the suit of Ezekiel ?V Kohn.
12. Olio Tract oflLiittil containing twelve acres,
more or lees, levied on as I lie property of David
Jamison, lit the suit of the Slate for taxes,
j Jl. One Tract of hand containing-1 wo hundred
lieres, more or less, adjoining lands of A lit Icy and
others, ^levied oil as the properly of .leave Sandford,
Jr.'ttestiiie.at tliu suit ofJ the State for taxes.
4. One Tract,of baud containing two thousand
acres, more or less, levied on ns the property of
Ilutlmsin and children, at the stiit of the State for
tuxes.
f>. One Tract of Land, levied on us the property
of S. A. Innhinct** estate, hi the suit cf Hie Stale
for taxes.
'"? One Tract of Und \rr\0l\ on |1l0 property
:\h* l}'!"\ inkbinvl. at the suit of the Stute for
iixe?. . ?:'!??
7. One Tract of Land, levied on as the property
bf Mm. A'.'M. Innhinct,' at the mit of the State for
tuxes.
8. One Tract of Lund containing eight hundred
nettes, move or less, levied on ns the properly of A.
It. Chest holm, at the suit of the State for luxes.
10. One Tract of Land containing two hundred
acres, more or less, levied on as the property of
Snuiucl Lee, ot the suit of the State for taxes.
11. One Tract of land continuing fifty acres, moro
or less, levied on :n the property of John Pearson,
nt the suit of the State for taxes.
1-. One Tract of Land containing six hundred
acres, more or loss, levied on ns the property of D.
L. Ilronson, at the suit of thu Stale for taxes.
1:'.. One Tract of Lund containing ninety Acre*
move or less, levied on us the property of Mrs. Tcm
plu Fugle, at tho suit of the State for tuxes.
' I'l. Ono Trnct of Land c-oiitoiniug one hundred
and eighty uorea, ruorc'or loss, Uvitaj on ns tbo pro
perty of John Martin's ' estate,- '?t the suit of the
Stat? for taxes,
lft. Ono Tract of Land containing threo hundred
nnd fifty acres, more or less, levied on ns the pro
perty of S_. 11. Sawyor, at thu suit of the Suite for
(axes.
10. One Trnct of Lund containing three hundred
and fifty ncres. more or less, levied on ns the pro
perty of C. T. Dowling, at the suit of the Stnte for
taxes.
17. One Tract of Lund containing four hundrod
and fifty uores. more or loss, levied on ns the pro
perty of Joseph Foglo'e estate, at the suit of the
Stale for |t axes.
IK One Tract of Land containing ninety ncres,
more or lens, levied on as tho properly of Mrs. Mary
Huffman, nt the suit of the Stale for tuxes.
ALSO
One f'Tract of Und containing three hundred
ncres more or less, mid ono Buppy, levied on ns the
property of Absalom luubinci at ihcsuiiof N. E. VY.
Sistrunk.
Two inules leviid on ns the .properly of A. (J. Hal
ley nt the suit of rKzckicl & Kohn.
Shoriirs Office, ) J. YV. II. DUKES,
Ornngeborg C. II.. S. C. J S. (). 1).
December 12, lfii.7. )
dec 14 td
FOE SALE.
OKANGE1UJUG?IN THE COMMON
PLEAS.
it. nisciiotr & Co
lischotl \ ( o. \
vs. V
ey \ Rrothcr. )
Allaohment.
Hulk
:| Ry virtue of an order from his Honor Judge
Glover in this case, l will sell on the pr utilises of
Ultiley ? Rrothcr, in the Fork of Edisto, in this Dis
trict, the property of the said Railcy & Rrother.de
fendants, attnohed at the suit of the llhilhliirs, con
niaiing of llousehohl Furniture, contents of Store.
Seed Cotton, Stock and othor.nrtielps, to the highest
bidder on Tuesday1, the 7th clay of January next, dur
ing the legal hours. J. W. 11. DUKES,
; Dec. I'.i, lHt'?7. 1 S. O. D.
(dot 21 td
Al>.ia IMSTltATOIfS NOTIC/K.?
All persoiiH indebted to the Ustntoof the laic
John A. Keilt, deceased, are requested to come for
ward and seilt|Q, "J)d nil creditors will hand in their
demnnds duly attested to. 1*. M. II0U8KH,
dec -I?ol Admijii tiator.
__ itf?i^
HAVE YOU MADE YOU Ii SELECTIONS FtH^^frrf^ttt?A'dlW^a "Sf?Ll
DAYS?' If npfc,be.t}m-cto<iu,jl?t , . ] 1 ?./<"??-/"> ?'' ?' - <' > / ' f.O
vVho Wo jjow ou hand tho Ch?iecHt Soi?ction ttf nOItf DAYTRESt?NT^Co^
E. |?1|^^ gg|
,ovcr offered 1h this Market, wlyeh are now being sdTa'ki 'Oveatly'Itetfu'ccd Priced. AA^ Granting
to compete in the above Lino of GOODS, with aiiy Market in the United Staten.
:t A il I H ?>
jOllVf*
1000 SACKS LIVERPOOL SiJbT,
FOR SALE CHEAP ^.ia-j'.i
JUST RECEIVED
[<8iO to arriro, a voxy.. 1 ir*\i?-..n j .ot* iWeS Lo*: nVJ'l .bieJ ,ikcmH .?u?T . i*s?J
CHOICE LOT OF
,1 1<>U >hoi
every Kind op k ,
Garden Seeds, Onion Setts, &c.
feb 23 e .'! ? ? ly
WANTED
Sl0,OOO IN GREENBACKS,
THE OLD STAND, '
JOHN D. STOCKER & CO,,
CORNER STORE. RU?SELT^TREET AND RAIL ROAD AVENUE.
Great Tall in Cotton Goods!-, - v
'r'!;f^ "; ? __:o:__ .-,AV..t ?7.
IlKST BRANDS OK CAI.IC?K.S 1 ">c. per yd. WARRANTED FAST COLORS CALICOES 12Jc per yd.
OOOU CALICOES MADDER COLORS 10c per vd
WORSTED DELAINES, new FullStylos. und Bright Cohns 2?c per yd * ' (> .V | f | Ttf f 0
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS 7-8 and "l 4 from 10 to 20c per yd
KENTUCKY JEANS, good, from 20 to 40c. per yd.
? . ?: ? 71 i'ji'Mil /?!?! 'A A! ' ' \\Wf
Resides the above maybe found a large Stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, from
S5.00 CtfuiUbU fnr'Froeuiucnj to ?25.00 CHuc English Cmssimero) pur Suit. BOOTS, SHOES,
and KTC.
A Large Assortment of GROCERIES; JjOW fmf Gash or Rartor. ' Highest Murket Pried
eu.4or*COItX, CKAS] OHOrXl) .I ,, ^ ..^.^
COT T ON.
may 11 ly ^OJIN lk '&X{\C$?A\ & CO.
CIV
17/
''Old Established Jewelry House."
' W. CAEJOTCrT01f& CO.
256 Him STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
IMPORTERS AND DEALEHS IN FINE '\VATCHES. JEWELRY AND STERLING SILVER WABE,
Silver Fluted Hoods. Cold olid Steel Spectacles, fuvc Taldc und Puckel Cutlery und Fan?y. Artielci. ?
Wc desire (?< call nttentiou of our llounlry Friends to our Stock of SILVER 8POON8 and FORKS,
(lie largest Iii lite State, which we arc now offering nt XciV \'ork IVlt'CS for Cash or City Accep
tance.
Our L?r?? As.iortmeul of COLD and SILVER WATCIIKS are of the best English, Swiss aud Atneri^
can Manufacture.
Special Attention Given to llio ?tenuirinsr of ^Viitclicn nnd Jewelry, ,
AdKNTS FOR AMK1UCA.N. WATCH COMPANY. ' "H?^
W\ CAlllUXtiTON. \\\ THOMAS.
ort ? . . Jlfi ?
TH?MAS RAY"T"
IS STILL TO RE FOUND AT THE LATE STAND OF .
BAY^ BRO'S,"
Prepared tu do all kind* of HEPAlRlNtlaud RIJILDING NKAY WAGONS. RUGG1K*V|
built to order. RLACKSM ITH AY ORK IN GENERAL attended to, ?th promptness and
despatch. 1 .,
From this date, I will koop constantly on band
READY MADE COFFINS
UI t IP)
OY HTKRY DpCBlFTIpN, FROM THE F1NKST"T0 THE CHEAPKSt YAIilNTIII?.
Charge! as modcrnto as the timi,^-.vFill-Ad,mik-r-rr\ n r>T T T'fT
PatlU?JilJ 30 cL\ .11 /
VARXISUES ??d PAINTS tonstantly on hand.
Al?o two birrel? MAN HATTEN AXLE GREASE, for greaaing AA'agon and Baggy
Axles, for sale at low rates.
sept 28?lye THOMAS RAY.
KG
m
IWOULD ItKSI'ECTP(ULLY INFORM THE CITIZENS OF OIIANOKBUIIO AND THE ADJ01NINO
Districts Ihnl I um still til my Old Stand, ready to do any work in my line at tho Shortest Notice,
1 have on hand several Ne\. and Second hand l.'AKl'.IACES und D?OG1KS...also'la 1 WAOoSS, one
?1 Horse and one
?ALSO?
I have established a
LUMBER YARD
und will keep cousin lit ly on hand BOABDS, SCANTL1NQ, &\s.\ of all kinds ustinliy in deniatid, nnd can
till all I?rilers with Despatch.
My Cotton (lias and Press are in perfect order, aud ready to CIN on TOLL for all thos? who may
favor me with llieir Cotton the Doming Season.
1 hni Agent for
Billon's Universal Cotton Tie
AND IRON HOOP FOR HALING COTTON.
Iron Hoops for Haling Cotton being largely ill use ill the South, nnd .being sold much cheaper than
Hope, the propriety of using them in place of Hope, is brought to tho attention of the Planters, These
Tics are great Preservers of Cotton, when baled, from Fire. Every Tie is perfect, and rciidy for imme
diate use.
1 will keep constantly on hand a lot of the Universal Tie and Iron Hoop, which I will sell St Cha/lusr/
tou prices?12 cents, expenses added.
A sample of the above Tic can be seen at this Office, where it may be compared to tho Arrow Tie.
Persons then can judge for themselves, which Ihcy prefer.
I I A KIM X KLOOS.
aug 24 c ly
Commissioner's Sales;
hin Jim???; nt dtv/iny 10) Inn^iniii ifTiw ?J;od
^W.rteWteR' teurer,, J 11? full ; t-Hbiii ^twnr
J /IUeticl sijhidiieliy. ?i J ??? > Wijj'i i'eqviq
In - pursunnoe. of an order mude it* r?cnb?ve stated^! t
of mud situated ofc;Nnrtli. Edicto' HLvor bv Orange-'f'
Jacob lwolf?>, Unmet 1 MvingstOh1 and North ^disto'1'
^XFO: ?,, -n-f-m'j ito ki'.'H .Jfioff ^itbiilxnq
twelve m out Iis with Interest from day of sale, pnya
bio annually, purchasers'to give*-bottdWtthijCppro?**>'>l
?ure?ca,. with a(mortgngc,*,o| f}j*#remjf? Hfftes??arf
paymentor the purchase money, and par for paper*
and revenue stamps'7 and should the. purchaser fail ;
t? comply, the toil,w?l ha. gold^tie f^coatdinad)
fc? liilv.ni 'lo Jim K? J?i:l odl n::"iJU9?a YTHsH
Henry Livington,, Executor, 1 - .
11*1 to / vj;;. fljiw e^Tbue* woMaJ avujb m ?pii?W
above etatetl oasc, vrih be gold, on the earn* day pfl
place, a tract of land in Hie'Fork or <Fdi?*V-7*'lft?
^ North branch of sahJjUiver, 8 niil0?.froip1 th? 0eu*|.j:
House, a tract of land containing " , .aerae,
more or less, bounded' n6rth by estate mndifof 8.- '
Reach and lnnd-^of J.,W.,l)nhnelly, p.n tne,wei*.j,byhit
the name nnd that owned by J. Andrew*, on the
south nnd east by lands bclongif/g to'l).1 Louis' end
by North. Edi.-.to River containing bne.thousand.lt
acres more or less. . . , '? , ,
i Terms cntti^pittWnsors 'to'pay for pajleW wi'd"1
revenue stumps.- ' . . ?r. :i <>;t fti .-^11 bur ,!o?*l
- I .? .?. ; '?? ALSO ? -.od: -li vJ\
j'. R. Milhousc, Guardian. 1 .lobiiyV
,, v loif?? ?? if- ?;?f>-v >.7n<-> aitriHifi io'l
Debora Glover, ct. ul. J .
Cndcr and by'TlrtmJ'oT a decretal onte^ m?We'inn<.',
tho above stated ense, will bo sold on .the IstlMoni-oi
day in January, 18UH, u traot of land cont/iining
10'Jft acres,' niorc'br less, situated ?tt tker"etat sloe
of .Willow 1 Swamp, rtnd bounded on the north by H. |
IF. Ronnclt, east by estate lands of I.e.wis Steveuson, , -
by lands ot G. H. .Summers and Laban J. HHllams,
south by JamcB llecd and west by J. E. Moss ? nrid
A. E. Glover's land. ||{,- t .. ..;j,y,: ?j I ,t)i., , .
Terms?One-hull' cash ,ahd. th'o balance for. six
months, the purchaser giving Lund Hearing Interest
frbm,.thc dnyrof anlej and,a mortgage of.?l^e preperw:i.|
ty, to secure the" payment of the' purchase money,
aridUO pay fur1 papers and rcvcnuS sfAmpsI ?'? "! ?'"''
: also1 '?.' 1 ? mo'' 1,1 " ' ' "
T. Glover,'Adin x. V '? 1 " ; ? . i ? n ? t
?r 1
vs. ... .| I ? . .? !i: /. .1 ? r tinoh
J. W. Keilt. J .. . , .,
Under und by virtue of a decretal. order made in
1 the above stated ense, will bo aold On the l'?t"'1tfon-',*'3
'day in Jiuiuury, ]Ht;s, bvfprc the Court 11 on sei '?...;;.
trnct of land situate in the. District of. Ornugeburg.
on Turkey Hill' Urnncli,,:!W'ntl?rs Of 1Nortn^dlMor?'>
River, coutuioing..si& htttMrcd and scventy-Eiiandio}
one half,acres njorc or less, .and boundedAin land* a
of s. gv .lnmi8oh,' .7. C. WannnmakcV, l'e{/(afe o\ ^
Henry Ellis und A. N. Wnnnaiuuker. dii HO':r*nr.'
'i'enns?Oue-tlio dcasJi and the remainder in 1 ana 1m
reliai '
purchase money, and to pay forprtperfe ?utrre??nW*H,
stumps. ? 1 y. ? ??rill \* ull tol
-*U*0- - ?'
V. D. V. JifmlHon, Coin'r.rj Itf> 'llMt?Hl lo? ^JriitJf.
vs. v Foreclose
Jno. D.inabiiict. . J JL o,rfg.ag e^ ?..i'I'
At the same time ami, place five hundred acres;.,,,.,
(?(Kt) lA?re or less on liaira Brunch, bounded W
lauds of S. B. Moorer, 8. Gi Fair, estate of'F. wB.'"'*
Felder. L. E. p. Row man and J^?. Innbinct.. ?, f
Terms?Cash enough to pay costs npu expenses .
nt suit, balance on 1st day of January.' A'i?'DV '1808{"s11
secured by bond*.with personal .security and innrt- . f
gng6 of premises to secure the payment of the pur- ,
chase money, tptirclittsera to pay for 'p'npcrs ihd -l
revenue stainps. . , ? n, 7 ?.. |, lii'iaw
\IA5Q law-lfi
Ben. F-Sium$i?v 1 . ? i- :> 11 Bill to/ -re... kul't
.vs. \ 1 , Foreclose 1 ... .i.
j. JOUk ir?fiman. { '^VP t'^'a g W.' ^ia,'hl
At same time ami place, two hundred and seven- " "
ty-Uyo^crcs nipx9 ,qrj}esa, in the district and Klatfl <
rforesaiid, on waters of Hull. Swamp, bouncjed, by,
land's of ;T. M. IISrr^i AV.' ?ook^H^fcnry Griieffi, ","
dar.ner und (ieOrgo LiYingaton. ? >.n dlWl'iy lil?ilOZttl
Terms?One half cash, und balance on a credit of
one year, .?<cciircd by bond witli'Intfer'eat Tr?m'tfal? ;;
and .mortgage nt" the laud. ? l'urchuucr io pay for
papers ami revenue btauips, Purchaser, failing t? ,.;,
comply with terms of sale, the Commissioner Will
sell the said lauds at the sale day next succeeding
nt Ihe risk of former purchaser. , ,-, .(.
Commissioner's Office, 1 y. 1). y. JAMISON.
Orangcbtirg C. h. V ' Oomtalfsioner.:
Do.o 8, i but. J .,-iul
dec 7 , . . fcl ',
., A.L8Q,, ?j ? .
?.? illi/ot^ lu't*-:/'
ii?h]Wltail <?w doidn
|J no tiifl birA *(ut?c
1 . . :!t'i-in ^ci*oi?
^editors ofh^?
L. A, ^cigler, Ex'r of .?,111 of
'Lewis Zciglcr,
vs.
? tVctdey llouscr.'Adio!!^,,(1
ct. al.
Creditors and Devisees; ?"
By order made In this case, tho eve.
Zeiglcr, deceased, will pio',o ilie'i d
rap by tho first of January next.
And by the snme drder I will Ml nt OrangebMS? '
on tho first Monday in January, 1BG8, for tm fcaft uii
(J) cash, the balance payable six months (6) firm ,
tho day?)' Sftlc',' secured by a bond bearing interosl
from date, payable annually to lbng as s'ny part is
unpaid, nnd a mortgege of tho preuiiaea on whlob
shall be a covenant that in case of a breach of tbo
condition of the bond, the Commissioner shrill ro
se! 1 for the balance duo upon giving twcniy-on* | ,
days notice of the sale^?purchasers paying for pa
pers and stamps, the following land :? i?n Ofl l U >i
1. Tract of lit', acres in Haid District, called tho -?_
Rear Brunch Traot, hounded on lands of, David
Whnnamnkcr, Estate of Funtiok aha a tract allotted;"
to.L. E. Zeiglev. _ r?f_
'.i. The Crim Tract, 10? acres," bounded west on
lauds of Mra. Wulfe, and on all other sides by Und?-'
ussiguud to 1^ E. Z,e|gler. . M J|, , . ?;,, ? ., , A\ v,',
8. l.VJ aorcs) purl of the Myers' Tract, bounded
by binds of L. A. Zeiglcr, Mury Soowrigbt, Arthur ??
Reed and William Ott. , , >| ? ;
4. Twenty ('^0) ncres of the "McVold" Traet,,
bounded t?y binds of R. Huffman and L. A. Zeiglcr.
?. Aud ono other Trnct of 68 acres, bounded on
lands of Jacob Crider, Vnstino Saylor and Mfcrv
Scawi'ight.
CoinmiHuinncr's Office. ) l V. D.1 T. JAMISON,' ' ' "
Orangeburg C. U.. > , /, LonuaisaiwitH (01
October 27, 18G7. J , .
9 nov 10 ' tds '.
FOR LEiA.SE,
;N Ur Im
it lHOill< ) trft ;' Hit '? :??!
rilllE FINE ESTATE known as KlEJkTT PLACE, j.?
siltinted in St. Mutth'cWs' Purlah."' TlioEslato
consists of three sapnvate Tmota. :iTho K^tine'rly ? '
Plaoe has -RK) acres cleared und JtlO unvleaved. Tho . ,;
Darby Place has 300 cleared and 2?0 uncleared?all
fine "Cotton LdiiuV.il ;??b#iWeiUJ,Plaee?Wrf*Ms,,liP
|I2,-100 acres, one half clca.rcil.and in a fine state of ||j
Cultivation. The Esfnt.e is watered ,by a large
Creek, which ntfolds good Bang* for Cut He. tw\ '"
Rich Red Clay. Tho Estate would he Leased ajll.tft- ?:?
one peinon, or in small Tracts of GU or 100 aerety.
to suit small farmers. ,|; " ' ,1 .1
Fine Mules sold with the Place on oredlt. i'.ii1 ? ? ???
1 iThe ivennerly nud Darby Places .woujd. be epld
desired. For Terms apply to "'' 1 ? ? ' ' ' ?*'
J. J. WOODARD, Si. Mauhewa P. O.. bo* n
nov 2?tf Orangcburg District,,8,^. h1J.,j,
rniiK highest t?.\sn market mito'tKjrWW"
X for all kind of COUNTRY PHODUCK, ,.Bf??j ..
wnx, Tallow, Hides, Furs, etc., etc., by
EZEKIKL k KOHN. '
feb -2:\ v li