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LOCA Xi. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30,1869. THE ORANOEBURO NEWS 18 THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IS ORANOEBURO COUNTY, AND PAY8 WEEKLY VISITS TO EVERY HOUSE AND HAMLET IN THE COUNTY. ? siHM iii ii ?? , ?egg Correspondents must bear in mind that in no cusc wil wt publish a communication unless tl j oanit of the writer aecompany it. OPEC I AI..-A ll Lesml Adrcr rr TI8BMENT6 roust be PAID FOR in ADVANCE, unites the OFFICERS from rrhotu it comes will hold himself RESPONSI BLE far it. ?? if To change Contraet Advertisements notice must be givon on Tuesday tuorn We would extend to Mr. Thoa. Ray. oar warm and deep sympathy in his re cent sevcro afflictions. On Saturday ' morning last, his iufunt daughter, the last of his little ones, whs takou from the already mourning parents. In these days of selfishness, it is well to stop n moment to ,lwcep with those who weep." The sympathy we express for our fellow townsman, wc know is shared by our en tire community. Religious Notick.?Services may be expected in the Presbyterinn Church to' morrow by Rov. A. F, Dickson. To Correspondents.?Wo have re ceived several communication*!, which we decline to publish, on account of their personalty and their groat leugth and inavoeoraoy. In reply to tbo inquiry of Mr. A. R. D. wo arc sorry to say thut we are not acquainted with the person inquired about. ????-?? a? We issue to-d :?y a Supplement which oar farmers will find to their interest to peruse. Court.?The Court of General Ses sions, adjourned on Saturday lust, until Tuesday of ibis week, whdn Hin Honor Judge Carpenter, recommenced its busi ness. Very few interesting cases were upon the ducket. Au iuiiiufi?Ut decision of hia Honor was that a colored woman bad im right, as the law now stauds to prose vute for bnstardy, the Act of 1830 say ing distinctly that only a while woman can be prosccutrix tu such case. Augustus B. Know]ton. Esq., was ad mit ted, on motion, to practice in the Cctirta of Law aud Probate, in this ?Slate, also F. O. Sistruuk. Esq.,and Mr. James D. Skinner, were after examina tion admitted and enrolled, the former as Solicitor in Equity, the latter as At torney at Law. The Grand Jury handed in their re port, which wc publish elsewhere, on Wednesday afternoon and were dir charged. The following sentences were pro nounced by bis Honor, upon prisoners convicted at this term Charles Clark, Burglary. Hard la bor in Penitentiary for 10 years. Adam Ford, Horse Steuling. Hard labor in Penitentiary for 8years. Capers Edward*, Petit Larceny. Hard labor in penitentiary for 2 yenrs. William Thompson, Burglary. Hard labor in penitentiary for 10 years. Margaret Kerahaw, Petit Larceny. Fine of ?30 or 3 months in County Jail. Josh Johnson, Trespass. Fiue of 830 Or 3 months in County Jail. Ellis Odom, Larceny. Hard labor in penitentiary for 2 years. Jacob Mortimer Glover, Malicious Trespass. Three mouths in County Jail. Renty Green, Petit Larceny. Fine ot $30 or 3 months in County Jail. Sam. Brooks, Malicious Trespass. Fin-j offlO and costs or 30 days iu County Jail. Delta Murph, Assault aud Battery. 91 fine and costs. Richard Oliver, Petit Larceny. Haiti labor in penitentiary for 2 years. Solomon, Larceny. Hard labor in penitentiary for one year. lrvin Oliver, Rape. Hard labor in penitentiary for 10 years. Aaron D. Dowling, Mnlicious Tros KU Two hours in County Jail aud and costs of prosecution or 3 months in County Jail. The Court adjourned sine die on yes terday morning. Wc are indebted to Maj. M. P. Way, for a fine lot of Turnips. Some of them of the Ruta Baga variety and weighing five pounds. We were shown on yesterday morning * Yam Potato, of h uge dimensions, from the plantation of Mr. Conrad Rast, in St. Matthews. Its weight was seven ?nd a quarter pounds, and it measured seventeen and three-quarter inches round Certainly a remarkable potnto. See advertisement of Messrs. Ezckiel k Co. Dr. Tutt's Expectorant.?All who have used this iovaluable medicine for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, S-itting of Blood, Croup, Inflammation of the Lungs or Cheat, Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing, Bronchitis, and nil disenseaof the Lungs attest its usefulness. For Luug afioctiuus it has do "qua). [ADVKItTIHBMINT.] To the Policy Holders of the Seen ~ rity Life Insurance Company An advertisement appeared in the editorial columns of the Obanokburo News of tho 16th inet , headed "The Southern Life Insurance Co.," certain portions of which I deem it my duty to notice. Iu paragraph second, tho following sentenco occurs: "Our people should know the fact, that after the war, every policy held by a Southerner in a North um Company was forfeited," and para graph third is as -follows: "And now they have the brazen nssurance and hardihood to send down here, whole swarms of agents to persuade Southeru men to go into their honorable Com pany !" Tho italics are miue. Iu reply, I have only to state, that the Security Life was organized in 1862, (after the commencement of tho war.) and therefore no ante-war policies held by Southerners in that Company could have been forfeited j for mo such policies ever existed. Secoudly. No agent was ever tent down here from the North to porsuude the people of South Carolina to go into the Security Life ; for of the ageuts rep resenting that Company in this State, not one is of Northern birth. Such are the facts. This Company has, perhaps, a larger number of policy holders in Orangeburg County than auy other Northern Com pany, and it might have been anticipated that these statements thus made will ut qualification, would be regarded by gene ral readers, as applicable to it, as well as to other Companies. Yet, although this is, apparent, mo exception has been stated. Further comment upon this point in unnecessary. Of the notion of those Northern Cotn punies which transacted business of In surance at the South prior to the war, I am, of course, not so well iuformed. I am, however, prepared to prove that the statement, that '"aller the war every policy held by a Southerner iu a North ern Company was forfeited," is not cor rect. W. IIUTSON TOWNSEND, General Agent Security Life. [From tho Cliarlcstuu Courier.] CiiAiti.r.sTox, S. C, Oct. 22,1809. Alesfrs. Editors: In order to induce plauters to keep a correct account of the results obtained feoui the application of the Soluble Pacific Guano and Com pound Acid i'hospliuie manufactured by the Pacific Guano Company, 1 would offer tbu following premiums for the cusuing crop of Corn and Cotton, and would bo glnd if" the State Agricultural S ciety would t .ke charge of the matter, and arrange the details No other Guano to bo used ou the land experimented a tth. Fon cotton 1st. Silver Pitcher, vnluo $75, for tho greatest growth from one acre of land. 2d. Silver Goblet, value $50, for tho ncit growth from ouc acre of land. 3d. Silver Cup, value $25, for the third greatest gruwth from one acre of laud. for corn. 1st. Silver Goblet, value $50, for the greatest yield from one acre of land. 2d. Stiver Cup, value $25, for the next greatest yield from one acre of land. Sd. Gold Medal, value $28, for the third greatest yield from oi e acre of land. J N. ROBSON, Agent for South Carolina. New York City is said to oontuiu three hunndred counterfeiters. It is stated thut the great fire in the Dismal Swamp, Virginia, will result in the formation of a lako from three to tin feet deep. The territorial fair of Utah has been held within the past week, and is report ed a grand success. It- took place at Salt Lake City. Consignees per South CarolinaRail road Remaining in the Depot to Date. M. T. Shnmaker, R. 0. Brown, 0. Bicrcks, II. II. Whiles, W. Rizcr, J. A. Killer. I). A. Rowe, J. D. Stromnn, If. D. Cook, P. P. Jen nings. J'cr Express. Miss Sara Bobo, Miss Aliso Wright, J. A. Felder. J. A. Parier, Henry Darby, (col'd), Geo. Deliver. In accordance with orders received from tho Superintendent, Storage will hereafter be charged on Goods remaining in the Depot for an unreasonable langth of time. W. C. MEREDITH, Agent. 11 EM OVA L rjlflK SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY inform his friends and the public that lie has re-opened his BAR-ROOM at tke C A S N 0 N II 0 I! 8 E where he has just received a fresh supply of choice BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKEYS, ALE, PORTER, ( IDER, TOBACCO and CIGARS. All of the above are of finest brands and warrantod to give satisfaction. Also all necessary articles kept in a FIRST CLASS BAR. Drinks of all kinds MIXED to nuit the taste. ICE kept constantly on hand. JAS. CANNON, june 12--tf Proprietor . CHISOLM BROTHERS, COXHClSSfON MEBCII AN S N, v Z Charleston, s. c. Are prepared to make LIBERAL AD NANCES on Consignments to them of COT TON, IIICE, TIMBER, LUMBER, Ac. oet 18 wea 8m Sheriff's Sales. By virtue of sundry writs of fi. fa., to ma directed I will sell to the highest bidder, at Orangeburg Court House, on the first Monday in November next, for cash the following property, viz : On Tuesday after Salesday, at the resi dence of C. Arant, 2 Mules, 1 Wagon, 1 pair Steelyards, 2 Plow Stocks, Plows and Gears, 6 or 0 Baskets, 1 Sand Sifter, 8Hng, Spade and Axe, 2 Measures, 2 Augers, Corn, Peas, Rice, Potatoes aud Fodder, lot of Ropes and other articles on the place. Levied on aa the property of C. Arant, deceased, at the suit of E. J. Folder, Ex'r and others. ALSO On Tuesday after Salesday, at the resi dence of J. 1). Inabinet, about 20 bushels Corn. 500. pounds Fodder, 600 pounds Seed Cotton, 20 bushels Rice tnore or less and 2 Trunks. . Levied on as tho property of J. 1). Inabinet at the suit of V. V. L. Inabinet. ALSO One tract of land containing 370 acres more or leas, bcunded by 1). Avinger, W. E. Norrie, P. J. T?te and estate lands of David Shuler. Levied on as the property of G. W. Thompson at the suit of V. D. V. Jamison, Commissioner in Equity. ALSO One House and Lot in the Town of Orange burg containing 5 acres <? land more or less. Levied on as the property of Mrs. A. H. Hall at the suit of B. F. Simmons. ALSO On Tuesday after salesday, at the resi dence of S. E. Moorer, 10 head Hogs more or less, 3 or 4 head futile more or less, lot of Manure in Stahle, 1 Box, 2 Raw Hides, lot of Sheep and lot of Fodder. Levied on as the property of S. E. Moorer at the suit of B. F. Simmons for the use of Wm. O. Collier. ALSO One tract of land containing 500 acrc9 more or less, bounded north by Mrs. E. B. Wannamaker. east by J. Sanders ami Mrs C. Grnmbling. south by T. B. Whalcy and estate of H. Ellis and west by Mrs. E. T. Glover Levied on as the property of J. G. Wannamaker, at the suit of Daniel O Cain. ALSO Five tracts of land containing 883 acres more or less, lying on Beaver Creek, and containing each as follows: The Mrs. Hook place contains 100 acres more or less. The Mill Scat contains 3 acres more or less. The Crider place contains 7*5 acres more r less. The Jacob Hook place contains 254 acres more or leas. The Wannamaker place contains 344 acres more or less. Levied on as the property of the cslato of .). II. J. Hook at the suit of J. G. Wannamaker. ALSO Two tracts of land containing in house tract 100 acres more or less, and the other tract containing - acreH more or less. Levied on as the properly of C. Arant, de ceased at ihc suit of II .1. Felder, Executor of the estate of J. II. Felder. ALSO 1 Mule, (> Head Cattle. 2 head Hogs, 1 Wagon. 1 Buggy, about 800 lbs Seed Cotton, 37 bushels Corn more or less, 8,000 lbs Fod der more or loss, 5 bushels Potatoes. 10 bush. Cotton Scud, 80 bushels Rice more or less. Levied on as the properly of D. 1). Fuuchcs at the suit of Lnura V. Shuler and others. Sheriffs Office, ) H. RIG GS, OrnngeburgC. 11., S. \ S. O. C. October 13, 186V*. J oct Hi td Orangeburg Bakery, V. PITTHAN, PHOPEIETOE. H AVINO procured the services of FIRST CLASS BAKER. MR. THOS. W. ALBEROOTTI, I am now prepared to do all kinds of MAKING at a moments notice, and to furnish custom ers and the Trade genera'.ly with a good arti cle, and at Charleston prices, ai wholesale and retail to Merchants and Families. No expenses will be spared on my part to please my Customers. The following list of Bread, Cakes and Crackers kept constantly on hand, and fresh : C^V IC KS: Pound Cuke Large, and Small, ^punge Cake. Sugar Cake. Drop Cake. Small Fancy Cakes. Scotch Cake. Lafayette Cake. French Tea Cake. Lemon Cake. Lady's Fingers. Large Ginger Nuts. Bolivers and Thick Cakes. CRACKERS: Trenton Crackers. Butter Crackers. Seed Crackers. Sugar Crackers. Large Biscuits. J* RH) A.T): Wheat bread. Rye Bread. Graham Bread. French, Twist, Split and Cap Loaves. The highest cash prices paid for BP TT ER and EGGS. The Subscriber respectfully returns his thanks to the citiiens of Orangeburg for their patrottag? in the past, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same. apl 24?ly V. PITTHAN. IN THE C?UBT OF I'ROhATE. Win.to: vs. D. R. Knight hath applied to me for letters of Administration on the Es tate of Mrs. Rachel Patterson late of Or angeburg County, deceased. These are therefore to cite and ndmonish all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear be fore ino at a Court of Probate tor the said County, to be holden at Orangehurg on the 5th day of November, 1800, at It) o'clock A. M. to show cause if any, why the said Ad ministration should uoi be granted. Given under my hand nnd the Seal of the Court, this 18th day ofOci., A. 1). lHiiU, and in the ninety-lourlh year of American Independence. THAI). C. ANDREWS, oct 23?2t Judge of Probate. OKA NO EB?R??1 n Equ ity. Bill for Account, Sale of Intestates, Real Es tate and for Relief. F. W. Fairey, vs Jane E. Parsons, Adtu'x, et. al. By virtue of an Order in the above named cause, the Creditors of the late Joseph II. Murphey, deceased, arc hereby notified thai they arc required to present and prove their respective Demands before Charles B. Glov er, Esq., Special Referee, at Orangehurg. South Carolina, on or before the first day of January next, or they will be debarred pay ment. Cierk's Office, ) GEORGE BOLIYER. Orangeburg. S. C. V C C. P. Oct. in,; ISfW. j oot 28 ' td TO THE LADIES. FAMILY GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, FRE8 Hi J^NJD PURE A T EZEEIEL & CO., SIGN OF THE BIG WATCH, P. S.?WATCHES and JKWELERY Rcpaird ub usual. oct 30 ly NEW GOODS JUST OPENING! The UNDERSIGNED respectfully cull the Attention of the CITIZENS oT Orangeburg County to their NEW STOCK OF GOODS Just Opening, and which they will sell at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, consisting of the following artioleH, and others not mentioned Calicoes, Homespuns, Long Cloth, Ken tucky Jeans, Satinets, Cast i meres. Red, White and Dlue Flannels, Blnck Silks and Alapaccns, Dress Gcods, Nubiaa, Shawls, Clonks, Blankets, Hoisery, Gloves and Fancy Goods in great variety. Our Grocery Stock is complete in every line. Large assortments of Choice Liquors al ways on hand. Our Stock of Glass, Crockery, Wood, { Hardware and Cutlery, tic,, has been select Also Clothing, Hats and Caps, Roots nnd ed with care for tho trade, and will be sold at Shoes. I prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction. The HIGHEST MARKET PRICE paid for COUNTRY PRODUCE B?T Please give us a CALL and EXAMINE our STOCK * CATiTMILT, <fc VldNTCF,, oct lG-0?ly RUSSELL STREET. GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. HATS & SHOES, T. A. JEFFORDS & CO., CORNER RAILROAD AND RUSSELL-STREETS, OFFER TO THE CITIZENS OF ORANGEB?RG COUNTY. A WELL SELECTED Stock of which they guarantee to sell LOWER 'han any House in thia^lace. CLEAR BACON SIDES. ?* SHOULDERS. 3UGAR CURED BREAKFAST STRIPS. SUGR CURED HAMS at 22 cts. SUGARS. COFFEES. BUTTER. LARD. SYRUP. MOLBSSES. MACKEREL. HERRINGS. FINE OLD HOLLAND GIN AND FRENCH BRANDY. GIBSON'S XXX WHISKEY at $3.00 per Gallon. PURE OLD CORN do 2.00 OLD BOURBON do l..rK) " Call and Examine our Stock. oct 10 sept 2??Cm LARGE! NEW!! ATTRACTIVE!!! AN 1)4 CHEAP!!!! CORNELSOU, KRAMER & CO.'S. OUR STOCK OF Foreign, Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE ! AFINK assortment of Gents and Boys CLOTHING, IIATS, HOOTS and SHOES, second to noue iu the Market GROCERIES, HARDWARE, SADDLES, HARNESS. CROCKERY and all other linos fully assorted. New Goods Received by Every Steamer. Seg-We Buy COTTON, RICE and PRODUCE at the Highest Market PRICES. -Come one and all! One and all ! !??? CORNELSON, KRAMER & CO. oct 2 oct 3 k ly 18G0. 1800. J. W. PATTERSON, HAVING JUST RECEIVED HIS FALL AND WINTER STOCK is now prepared to ofTer INDUCEMENTS to Purchasers. DRY GOODS, HATS. SHOES, GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC., FRUIT will he kept on hand during tho Winter. Housekeepers will hear in mind that he keeps nothing stale in tho GROCERY LINE. Every ARTICLE sold i- FRESH and GOOD. The Highest Cash Prices paid for COUNTRY PJtODUCE. sept 26 c ly BULL, SCOYILL & PIKE. IIA VE JUST RECEIVED By Last Steamer a Full and Beautiful Stock of LADIES DRESS GOODS, FANCY PRINTS AND LONG CLOTHS. Another lot of thoso CELEBRATED CORSETTS Another lot of thoso CELEBRATED NEEDLES. BULL SCOVILL & PIKE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE LOT OF CA SSI M ERS, COTTON A DES SPANISH LINNEN, &c. TRUNKS Vm Sale. may 20?1> BULL. GCOVILL S 1'IITE. AGRICULTURAL MAGAZINE. -:o: the rural emomiM. -NOW OUT An Illustrated Magazine, VOW the Farm, the Garden, and the Household. The Official Organ of the i otttl ' ? i? Bio I * 11 ! .1A South Carolina State Agricultural and Mechanical Society. D. II. JACQUES, Editor, Assisted in Every Department by Gentlemen of Ability and Experience, Includ ing Borne of the most Eminent Planters, Farmers, Gardeners, Fruit Growers, Manufacturers and Artizans of the State. - hin ?aar) rl A. C. DIBBLE, Eaq , Local Agent at Orangeburg C. II. Mr. JAS. PERREYCLEAR, Travelling Agent for Orangebnrg Coantv. The Plan of "The Rural Carolinian,* Is Comprchcusive, Embracing a Wide Range of Topics, Varied Modes of Preae?* tat"ui. and a liberal use of Pictorial IUustratiutis. Among the Subjects which will receive Special Attention, are the following, all of Which will be Treated in a Careful, Thorough, and Practical Manner : .vra' \ r :. | AuRICLLTCKK, N ATI !'. A I. II Ml OUT, In its various brandies, and all its pro- j Including Fish Culture, Cntomology. (la Up bearings upon Agriculture and Horticulture, j aud Our Pet Birds and Animals. MISCKLIAXKOC8 BBADIKS, -L"' 4 For the Family Circle, auch as Choice Kb-' says, Sketches, Biographie?, Anecdotes, and Poetry especially suited to those who Utc^* ? ajfM Nryi iv Tilt COCXTBT. 3 Special Correspondents in all parts of late State aud of the South will furnish Monthly ; Beports of cesses and operations?Preparing the Soil, Manuring, Cultivation, Harvesting, Preserv ing and Shipping Crops, &c. HOBTICL'LTCnK, As represented in the Kitchen Garden, the Flower Garden, the Truck Farm or Market Garden, the Orchard and the Vineyard. BUBAL A BT, Including designs for Country Homes, Barns, Stables, &c, and Hints on Landscape Gardening and Rural Adornment generally. MKCIIAMCAL ISOW'TRV. TUB St.ASOX AM) Tin: CBOTS, The Mechanic Arts and Trades: Mauufnc- 1 Aud the Kditor proposes to make, from tlnw> turing. in all its bruiiuhcs: Improved Imple ments, New Inventions, &c. TUE I. Ml or. QUESTION, to time, as opportunity may offer, BXCIBSIONS AMONU the vahms, . Market Gardens, Orchards, Vineyards ao4 And, in their bearings thereon, tat h recdinau ? ?. , . ,. ' *? ; v_?.i n. w i,; ? . i? Manufactories, taking notes forth, benet of our readers of whatever strikes hint as de* serving of attention or worthy of imitatiets.'* .. I " ;i*Tt\ KOTxa a<i? qvKBiss, . Un a Literary Intelligence, Scientific Items, SpirR of the Ilural Press, and Work for the Me?ffct, 4c- : :, ?< nxfs r.A HUB ILLCSTBATlOSa . lilt Will be in the higheet style of art, aadjnaerj of them designed and engraved expressly (vr this work. ""' as Farm Hands and Operatives; White La bor and Immigration. DOStKSTIC ANIMALS. Horses, Mules, Coifle, Sheep, Iots and Fowls?-the Beat Bree<la; Feeding and Gene ral Treatment; Diseases and Remedies. HOUSEHOLD Kl'DSdVT, In the form of Receipts for Cooking. Wash ing Drying and otherwise Preserving Fruits and Vegetables; Hints on Health, and oth er Useful Information. .v.:t i .?- <iii?r.; We intend to make Til K RURAL CAROLIN I AN" the bestand tinto sumest Industrial Magazine over published in the South, aud we feel justified lag asking the Co-operation of every Good Citizen iu our Enterprise, fally believing that it will Largely Promote the Welfare aud Prosperity of the State. It wiH, Advocate IMPROVED SYSTEMS OF CULTIVATION, DIVERSITY OF CROPS, METHODICAL MANAGEMENT, ORGANIZED INDUSTRY *** THRIFT AND ECONOMY. AND INCULCATE CHEER FUL LABOR AND PATIENT WAITING FOR THE PRESENT, AND HOPEFUL NESS FOR THE FUTURE. ^ K !;nv.K> - :. o*t/v ai ? -bfin.'trrji "THE RURAL CAROLINIAN" T Contains SIXTY-FOUR large Pages of Reading Matter, (nearly twice tUe^ft% Uty given in most similar publications.) and will be Published ou the First Dajr wt -tch Month at the Lc Prico of biuav a ?7 -TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. ?ai t"? 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