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tHE ORANGEB?RG NEWS BATUKDAY, DEC. 4, 1SC9, MALCOLM I.- BROWNING, htlttar. Bill to Regulate tho Sale of Cotton. Wo ijivo our renders below (ho bill in troduced into the Legislature to regulate the salo of this staple; Something must be done inthis matter to protect our farm ers, and this, bill seems to us the remedy. Our citizens wo arc confident will be pleased t,o bear of its passage. A BILL' TO REGULATE THE SALE OP ad J COTTON. Be it enacted by tbo Senate and House of Representatives of tho State of South Carolina now mctnud sitting in Uuncrul Assembly, and by the authority of the same. Section 1st. That a Commissioner shall be appointed by- in each County, who shali rcsido at tho County-seat, Whose duty it shall bo weigh all cotton ?old either loose, or packed in bales or in the seed. He tdiall keep n record of all cotton weighed, in a book regularly kept, and open at all times to the inspec tion of the public. lie shall also keep a record of tho names of the seller, and if practicable, of the purchuseiTOr con signee, furnishing the seller with a cer tificate of the weight of each package, duly signed by himself, as Commissioner. Before entering upon his duties he shall take tho oath prescribe 1 by the Coustitu tion, and give bond in the pc;ial sum of 95,00.0 for tho faithful.performance of his duties. Section 2. The Commissioner shall have power to appoint a deputy in each locality where the public requirements demand it, on tho recommendation of 10 citizens, whose duties shall ho tho same as those of tho Comiuissio-icr, who shall take tho path of office, and give bonds in the sum of two thousand dollars for the faithful discharge of (heir duties. Section 3. Should any person or per sons bo found purchasing cotton without the certificate of tho Commissioner, or one of his deputies, be shall be subject to a fine of $300 with imprisonment in the State Penitentiary for uut less than one year. Section 4. That tho Commissioner or deputy weighing cotton shall receive ten cents for each bale weighed, nod live cents for each parcel less than one bulo. Section 5. All merchants or traders are hereby disqualified from acting as Commissioners or deputies under this act. Doings in Columbia. ' A bill to prohibit tho marrying of first cousins has been introduced in the house. Tho now Code of Laws and Practice is being discussed in the House. It re commends the establishment of a new in ferior Court, to bo called the "Court of Trial Justices," for tho trial oi'small and mean causes. The tiew code will define the duties of Magistrates, which are now vague and undetermined. Tho Labor Convention has adopted a memorial to the Legislature; which we print on another page. Tho new State House is said to be fitted up, in most elegant, style. The. carpet in .tho Senate Chamber, alone, ?Ost $1,200. In the Houbc the following notice of intention to present bills was made: By Guffin, to punish all persons carrying concealed weapons, except the State municipal' officers; by Sullivan, for an appropriation to furnish provisions to laborers working under certain contracts. *~ The presentment of the grand jury of Orangeburg, complaining of tho iticotn-' potency of the magistrates, was read and discussion ensued. Ransier and l)eLarge wens not complimentary to Judge Car penter, who had charged the jury. De Large said be hud sworn to discharge . tb.6 duties of bis office with impartiality and had becu confided in, but had proved recreant to the trust. ?f The bill extending the time for taking the census was then considered. NY right, of Charleston, denounced the census takers as generally dishonest, and accused DeLargc aa.wanting to dip his bands too deep in the treasury. MoKinlay then took up the subject, when Do Largo intimated that the latter Was full of morphine, and the former a coward and not like Cawnr'e wife. There was great confusion, but no signs of fight. KUiott said that the Houso had been the scene of a disgraceful exhibition. All then laughed and shook hands, and the bill was passed. A Bill to define the manner of collect ing taxes past due, was made the special order for to-morrow. JiLLSON, from the Committee on Education, reported favorable on the Bill to incorporate Ciufliu University. In the Senate the momorinl of m tbo Labor Convention, which bud been pre sented to both bouses, was referred to the Judiciary Committee. Cain's bill for the appropriation of a million of dollars to buy lands for the poor received its first reading, Kainey presented a petition from the Kctiona) Independent Blues, of Charles ton, praying for an act of incorporation. Tho following hills wore, passed:-To prevent th? arreat'of-tho State officers} to incorporate the Deutscher Artillerie Un:urstut.'.u ng Veiiett. Colonel S, A/PoaVoo, Spraguo's agent for tho Columbia Canal, has arrived in this city, and will mako a move to iu duee the Legislature to exempt manu facturers from taxation for five years. After this'is douo ho. promises to com mence work. Decmueu 1.?Both branches of tho Legislature to-day passed resolutions in ?favor of the recognition of Cuba, and expressing sympathy with tho struggling Cubans. ' In the Senate, Leslie rose to a ques tion of privilege, and said he desired officially to douy unequivocally the state ments relative to the operations of the Land Commission, made by the cor respondent of tho Charleston Actos in yesterday's paper. Tho following Bills received a second reading-: A Bill to incorporate the Clafiiu University; a Bill to define the I manner of collecting taxes past duo. Tho Commute on Privilegs and Elec tions in the case of cothkan and Grif fin reported, referring the whole matter to the Senate. Ordered for consideration to-morrow. * . The Bills read the first time yesterday, were referred to various Committees. The Sonato adopted a resolution to hold evening sessions, for the considera tion of tho new code reported by the Codifjing Commission. ? HOUSE. ? The House was engaged in discussing the following Bills: A Bill to amend the Homestead Law and divorce; a Bill to amend an Act relative to the record ing of mortgages. No final action was taken, nothing else of importance except a debate on and passage of resolutions of sympathy with Cabin. . . mmi?? - - ??????- - Some PnosrEOT of War with SPAIN-?Spain lias had thirty Gunbnnts built in New York harbor, for tho puf po.se of bporating more successfully. against Cuba, and such powers as have recognized her independence. fJ ho United States Government has stopped the sailing of ihcso gunboats, upon the allegation that they are to be used against governments (Poru and Cuba) with which the United States are in friendly relation. Tho U. S. government had previously seized, and still detains, the gunboat Hornet, flying the flag of Cuba. And in fact hits discouraged and pre vented all efforts iu this country against Spain. As she has done by Spain, so would she do by Peru and Cuba. But Spain cannot see it in this light, and is brist ling very angrily over the matter. The affair looks ugly,, and seems to be troub ling the diplomatists of both nations. L is the absorbing topic in \\ tuJiington, where tho Spanish minister is warmly pressing the release of the detained gun boats. ?The probability is that the bub ble will not be pricked until after tho meeting of Congress. In the meantime, Klliott, the colored lawyer and law-makir. has introduced into the Legislature of South Carolina, a resolution favoring the recognition of Cuba, and pledging the aid of the State to the General Government in case ol war with Spain. Burnish up your tdd swords, all ye '. raves who .are not satiated with war ! ? Edgefitld Ad cert it r: Swedish Immkihants for South CXrqlina.?We clip the following from the Charleston Rttrs: Mr. W. J. Fcrlow, who was some time ago appointed one of the immigrath n agents of the State, and who, for 'many months past, hits been diligently at work in the North of Kurope to turn a portion of tho tide of immigration towards S< nth Carolina, arrived in this city yesterday from Mahno. Swrdan, bringing with him twenty-six Swedish immigrants, mostly farmers, masons and carpenters. Tho now comers r.ll expect to select homes in the interior of our State. Mr. Follow says that be can induce tho immigration of any number of Swedes, Danes and Germans to South Carolina, if planters who desire such laborers will co-operate with him by ad vancing a portion of the passage money. - - .^wmt-... igtBmmmmm?? Lynch Law in South Carolina. ?Samuel JefTerspn, one of the hands on rhe plantation of Mr. William Gregg, was detected in a theft of cotton by his fellow laborers. They were justly in dignant at his depravity, and ocld a Lynch court, when it was decided that tho culprit should receive twelve lashes on the bar;-: back. They were laid on by muscular arms and justice wus ap peased, as all concerned wore colored and they conceded that they had a per fect right to whip each other.? Churl* ton Nciaa. - -iwaO?... ?um?? i A Texas negro wont into a blacksmith shop with his pocket full of powdor. Ho d. purled shortly afterwards through tho roof. A young firmer aslicd an old Scotch mau for advice in his pursuit. He told him what had been the secret of his ?wu success 'in farming, and couciuded .with the following warning : "Never Suundie, never-rrabovo all things?Never get in debt,-' hut if you ever do, let it be for manure 1" The "girl of the period" out in Mich igan wears a plug hat and carries a cane, which is said to bo a delightful summer costume?but uot com fort able in winter." It is said?perhaps ironically, black smith's forge and steel every day. A work of art?a widow trying to get a husbnnd. A Man in Waldoboro; Maine, zealously' cares for a hatchet which, in the bunds of a stalwart Indian in 1740. was driven into his grandfather's skull. It must bo a pleasant tiring to huve in the family. Tho Prfsbyterian Church.in Sumte* was entered n few nights since, and a portion of its furniture carried off by the sacreligions thieves; Somebody who is (nnwu to bis per sons] friends as Marshal Laws?u is writ ing a bo"k, to be called '"Personal Re collections of Abraham Lincoln," and bus it nearly ready for the press. It is a pity to discourage Mr. Lamson,but there is no disguising the fact that the smaller tho edition of bis book the smaller the amount of money he will lose. The Supreme Court of Massachusetts decides that-tho lease of a plantation < n tho Mississippi, and the delivery of corn thereon, were not acts rf commer cial intercourse, nor prohibited by the laws of nations, nor by the act of Con gress, nor by the proclamation of the President. This decision validates the lease of property from which tho lessee.! was driven during the war. There is said to bo a young man in Pnyetto, Missouri, who, though unable to read and knowing nothing of written arithmetic, can solve any mathematical problem in a wonderfully short spaeo of j time. Some instances of this facility are given. Th ? number of fins seed necessa ry to reach the sun. allowing six grains of flax seed to one grain of wheat, tind thirteen grains of wheat to the inch: Answer. 469,407,600,000,000. was uns wercd in two minutes. Another prob lem:?What would $3,000 amount to in ten years, compounding interest nt ton per cent.? be worked out 'in three min utes, absolutely correct. What would a horse bring, then: being '.vi nails in his shoes, allowing .'{ cents for the first, ti for the second! 0, 27, 18, and so on 7 was answered correctly in three minutes. HYMENEAL. MAnnum?-On tho 'JIM of S-iv., I86U, ai the resilience of tho bride's mrther, by th? Rev. John S. C. Hoflnmn, Mr. W. A. HOFF MAN to Miss E. B. JENKINS. All 6f Or angeburg < bounty. MA.nniF.n-On the 2Cd Nov., 18C9, hy the Rev. T. E. WnnnS-.inker, Mr. .1. A. LAWS to Miss SALL1E l\\ I'LLING. All of St. Matthews, S. C. M.MiniKi:?On ihe 2f>lh Nov.. ff'liO, by the Rev. T. K. Wannsmakor, Mr. JAMKS MOSS to Miss MAGGIE HOLM AN. All of ()r nngoburg County, S. C. MAltRir.lt?On the 2">th ftov., IrCO. n< the reshienec of Mr. F. J. liuyek, by the Rev. J. M. Hcrhjiig, Mr. JOHN D. ANT LEY to .Miss FANNIE M. RUVCK, daughter of ih. Rct.,1?. A. Euyek. All ef St. Matthews, S. C. ? Maksim?On the 20111 Nov., 1880, at the residence' of Mr. F. J. Ruyck, by th? Trv. J. M. Rorlong, Mr. PULLER m. I'RICKF.T, to Misa ELIZA F. L. Dl FONT, only daught tcr of tho late Jo iah 15. Du Font. All of 3 Matthews, S. (.'. OBITUARY. ? Dikd?At her residence, in Ornngobttrg County, on the 15th Novembor, I8S9, in tho 7?th year (.f her n^e. .Mr-. MARGARET 110 .M PH, widow of the late Chri *ttnn Kumph. \\ r A XTT.lt?A < '41Mi?et R>'t y\ OVERSEER :. i n Pluutnlion ab< . fifteen rni'^s from Orangeburg. Satisfacloiy testimonials will bo required. Address RON So 2. ncc 1?If Oraugeburg P.-st Oitice. AdmtuiHtratrlx Motive. ? A SI All persons having anj olaiina against tho Estate of Dr. tJ. W. Eoiinett, 'nt.- of Orangeburg County, deceased, will hand tU( ai ?:. to the uuderHigued properly vouched on or before the l?< d?y <?!* February, 1870, or payment will he debarred, ami all those Indebted n> eiUl Ettute will niako payment forthwith. P.f.lZAHETH P. HONNETT, dec \?3t Qualified Administratrix. In (he Court off FV#>Jmlo, on a xaisRVRO oo i sty. T. J. Goo !wyn and ") A. T. Darby. VH Martha J. Antley, cl. al. In 'ho matter of tho Ms!ate of R. S. Antley. On hearing the petition in this oase, and on motion of Messrs. nutsons k hcaare, it is ordered thn* tho creditors of the said B. S. Am ley bb required to present and prove their demands before tue by the 1st January, 1870. THAI). ('. ANDREWS, Doe. 1st, 1800. Judge of Probate, dec A It Tho Ntnto of South Carolina. ?RAHoRBVna J-1n RquitV. t. Glenn Rhulcr, Adffl'r, ct. ux. V8 L. I). Myera Ex'r et. al. \\y an orrler nmdejn this cause, the ore U tora of J. 1>. W. Collier are roqulrod t<> prove their claims before mc hy the t!d <lny of Jan uary. 1870. C. B. GLOVER, dec t -id Referee. Rill for Injunction, I) 0 w e r a n d Relief. SCHOOL BOOKS!! rWMIR UNDKUSIONKlXlIAVK .BECENT. JL ly published i NtiMl of New Pictorial Readers and Spellers, adapted to tho tustes of Children of both Hexes. They have been proparod by Prof.-Jv L. Reynolds, D. D., of the South Carolina University. The Series consists of bjx toIudios, beautifully printed und elegantly illustrated with beautiful en gravings. Reynolds' New I'ictoriul Speller. 20 cents. Reynold's ^|cw I'ictoriul Primary Reader, 25 cents. Reynolls'Noir Pictorial First Reader, 40 cen'?i. Reynolds' New Pictorial Second Reader, 00 cents. Reynolds' New Pictorial Third Reader, 80 cents. Reynolds' New Fourth Reader, $1.25. We do/jni it not improper to refer to n few of the advantage:) uiuted at in preparing theSo readers. 1. The enlistment of r popular sentiment in favor of home enterprise, which is now be ginning to show itself all over the South. 2. To retnt'dy the .evils complained of in our schools, of a continued change of Text Books, a ooxtly habit, and one which injures the School*, by preventing the children from being put into clauses. A series of Home Renders,.!! wns supposed, would be used to a great degree and this serious evil thus avoid ed. School History of South Carolina, told in, a familiar style, by I'rof, Jus Wood David son, A. M., '.H> cent.''. Prof. Reynolds' Writing Books, in a series of live numbers: No. 1. Exercises in the .Short Letters. No. 2. Capitals and Short Wonts commen ce ?? wit h ( apitals. No. Sentences Alphabetically arranged. No. -1. Boys' Commercial Hand. No. ?*? Advanced Hooks lor Uirls, Scn tences Alphnbeticnlly arrnng d. Dutno & CUapinan's School Register r,i Ins! rix months, price ID cents. Uutiie .?'; Chapman's Table Book, price 10 cents. Teachers and Educator? who wish to ex amine any of the above. Works, with a view to introduolion, ?ill have a copy .-? nt them on receipt of halt' the above wtail price. DUFFIB ft CHAPMAN, Booksellers and Stationers, Columbia, S. C. N. B.?The nbovc, and nuntcrous other Books and Stationery* for sale by dee 4?ly?*pl !7 Russell-Stroct. Cauipson Mills Flour It ECK I V Ft) TH F. /?? / K s t r r i: m i CM ? At So. Ca. State Fair. Columbia. S. C, 1869. Tlu undersigned otter !?? their Country Friends and tho Public in gcticral a choice and pure art ode of Hour, 'i'hey buv< or; hund and Qrinding Daily u full supply of Choice Family Kxtrn .not Sup6r FLOUR. Also, Northern and Western Flour ut low est market price. CORN, OATS aud II AY??O00 bus. Prime White and Mixr.l Com. 20tK) bus Prime Oats and iiOH bjtl.--* Prim- Eastern and North P.iwr flay. JNO. CA.MPSEN A CO.. dec A?-Uzi Charleston, S. C. Ol FH K OF THE iJlcUrton Fertilizer Company, Augusta, On., Nov. Pith, IBQU. Having on band r. fair Stock of No. 1 i' K 11 V \ 1 A N 0 WAN!), aid a hope now of being able to keep up ihe supply, we redoes the priro of, dickmins cpy.) o.unq to Sixty-Five ($155) Vojm%* per] Ton of 2,000 !)?.'. for l'a.-h. And on lime ti:. rr 1. 1870, to $7o an'I Interest; for approved City Acceptance. Dr.iya^-o, in ill! ens -. ?>!.< ? pel Tea. Dick soh's Compound u\ u will tie delivered Free ?f Chnrgo, at any 2 > _ I' * -r South ( i roll nr., i.i oxoHungo for Co'ton S.r.'. at the ;?.?.!;? of 10!i pounds ol the Compound for i? lm*he!< (;{?" pounds riichl of Men I. Bog* to:- seed ult>o furnished free uf eh- ] ?/.?? Uldioss E. P. ALEXANDER. dec A?It via- Columbia, ('. IP A RM'ERS! "INCREASE VOUR CHOPS AND IM PH (EN IX GUANO, Imported b\ t.* : from the Piuenis Inlands, South Puoitic Ocean. WF&C'OX, OSHECM A COSH MAXII'UlO ; Kl) GUANO. Prepnrt lat F"avnnn::Ji, (3a., nnd Charles ton, S. I' , tvliio.it hau proved in the seil the best .Manure in use. r<:~ SA LK BY *7/7t rr^r fir v5t>cj rif\ DuTOIlTJCBB a DEALEBS13? 9i) STREET, SAVANNAH, OA. til EAS-1 BAY ST..I IIAP.I.ESTON, S. C. ?41 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA ISA. Also, by., Agent. We nlso keep PURE .No. 1 PERI VI AN QUA NO. FURL DISSOLVED !';?!?:P.. PURE LAND PLAS'I UK. For further information, address ns i)'.r, tor circular, or subscribe to Southern \yri eulturviixt, published t.\ W. C. Macuiurj \ Co., nt Augusta, and Savannah, <?::., ut the low price ot 20c. per annum. dec 1 If IN Till') COUR'l O. I ROIJA'I !?! Wherens, Mar.hr. M. Strotnan, wi low, I ? )\ Applied to me for Lett rs or Adtuiuistral n on the Estate of Absolorn St reman lute ol Orangebttrg Cnunty, deceased. These are therefore to cite nnd ndmonisb nil and singular Ihe kindred nnd Creditors of the rviid deceased, to bo and ::>'t?r. be fore me, at s Court of Probate fnr the said County tobe holden at Ornngeburg, <"i th* 14th day of December, 1809, a I 10 o'clock A. M., to shew cause if any. whj tlo >v. Ad ministration should not be granted, (iivi n under my Hand and the Seal of Court, this 20tli d.u ol Nov., A. I?. IS60, nnd in th? ninety-third yenr of American lieie pendence. THAI), t'. ANDREWS, dee 4?2t Ji\ \\r* ..: Pr< hnt#. IN i iii; COUHT OF i'JlOJJ "L'J E. Whereas Thonuis W. Ofeaton IiaiIi npplied to mo For Letters of Atflnistrntiou, on the list ate of Absolont Olenton, Into of Ornnge burg County, ilecensed. These are therefore to cite and a Imnnisli till and singular the kindred ami creditor* ol the said deceased, to be and nppenr before me nt a Court of Probate for the said ('.??in# ly, to bo holden at Ornngeburg on lite IDtlt day of December, I8f?0, at lO o'olock A. M. to show csuse if any. why 'be said Adminis tration should not be granfed. Given under my hand and the Sesl of^tlie Court, this 1st day of DcoctuhCr, A. I). 18ti!>, nnd the ninoty.fourth yvar of Aroeri enn independence. THAI) C. ANDREWS, dec 4 2| Judge of Probatt. S CHEAP FOR CASH!!! at ' , jg;-; Cartmill & Vince's! WE II AVK JJOWON II AND A FULL AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CHOICE AND DE3IRABLH Goods, to which wo cull the attention of I ?urthasers, and which we will Guarantee to Sell at the LOWEST CA8H JPRtCSS. .? / Our Stock consists in part as follows: . DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. BLANKETS, SHAWLS. CLOAKS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, DRK3S GOODS, WHITE AND BLACK AL~ pacas, Black Silks, White. Red. Grey, Blue and Opera Flannels, Broad Cloths, Cassiuiera, Safinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Dam- ji /inings, Ticking, Stripes, Plaids, Lindseya, DeLanei, Calicos, Long Cloths, Bleached *ud Brown Sheeting and Shirting, Irish Linens, Bleached and Brown Linen, Damask, Russia. Bird Eye Diaper Towels, Breakfast Shawls. Nubias, Hoisery, Glovee, Dress Trimmings. Buttons, Linen Cambric Hdk'e, Edgings, Insertions and a Largo Variety of Fancy Articles. Toilet Soap, &C..&C. '?'?*'??? v .?t'J' ? -.t 91**5 BOOT, SHOE, HAT CLOTHING DEPAHTMEITT. LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, OENT3 DltESS AND HUNTING BOOTS, FRENCH FELT Hats of the Latest Styles, Bir.ck Caraimer Sacks. Fancy Casaimer Suita and Gents Shawls. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. ? iailti? x i. GUNS', TABLE AND POCKET KNIVES, RED JACKE I AND COLLINS AXES, HATCHETS AND Claw Hammers. Butt Hinges and Screws. Shoe, Finishing and Cut Nails. Trace Chains, Haud Saws, Drawing Knives., Cot- j ??? ton and Wool Cards. Steel Corn .Mills, Powder Plasks, Shot Pouches, Caps. Powder and Shot, Table and Tea Spoons, Seive*, " Pots. ()vci*h, Kettles, Saucepans, Bakers. Prying Pans and Spiders. ? o'**? GROCERIES, WINES,. LIQUORS, &c. "1 t 'T 95? .-??? SUGARS?Crushed, Clarified and Brown, SYRUP and MOLASSES, COFFEE?Rio and Java, Green and BUfckj Teas, Flour, bard. Bacon, Sugar Cured Hams and Shoulders, Cheese, .Mackerel, Herrings Biscuits.. Egg, Boston, Butler, Water and Ginger Snaps, Can Oysters. Lobsters, Green Peas and Tomatoe, Peaches, Pine Apple. Straw Berry, English Chow Chow,?Atnorican Pickles, Brandy Poaches and Preserved Ginger, Jellies, Dued Figs, Candies -ind Fruit. WHISKEY?Nectar, Bourbon, Rye. Sherry Wine. Ales, and White Wine Vinegar, A Large and Select Stock of CROCKERY, GLASS, TIN AND WOOD WABE*' 10 Will buy COTTON and nil E<inds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. ? : '>'- ? tST Mr. J. 31. DANNER is with u<. and will bo pleased 11 sec his Friends -?f 'c?T CARTMILL & YINCE, ,jH n.)T. 20 - 1 m UCSSEL-STREET. ORANGE BURG, S. fl*yu ?fflce of County Auditor, OI>AN*UI BUKG. S. C, Novr.MRRR. -'.iU. C In accordance wit!; Section 03 ? i the Act ? l'rt>\i din,* 'ho ASSKSSMKNT an 1 TAX AIM i.N flf rilOPKKTY;' the County !>.>**r-1 ?il Kqunlisation will meet at this pfllc'c on ill ? Second Monday in December; i.v.'.i. tb? purpose of I.t|imltriii(c the Personal Pro perty, Moneys und Credits <>i ihi^CoUiiiy. All j artics have the right ?>? ?n A] p from iii^ decisions of the A>sc*:?ora to !!::.< Board. Said Hoard will Equalize by Township*, ?s folio wb : Ainoiin, Pranchville and t'.i ? Caw Town tdiip*>, on Monday, 18th December, 1800. Cow ' astlc, Ll.iiKto and 815;:kb dh Town ships on t'io I4ih December, iw''-'.'. Cioodhy's, tSondland and I Id iron Toirn shi] ? on :hA I V.h Dooeuib r. isf/.i. F!??pcv.ell, I.yon's and Liberty Townships on the Ifith December, l^u'.K Middle. New Hope sad Orange Township* ua the I7:!i December, l3ot). I';riv tii?:>?!?. Poplar and Providence Town fihips on the 18th December, 18(10. Hoi k.< (?rote, Tabernacle ami Union Town ships on -I'll. December, IStiO. Vance's, Willow and SCiou Township* on t!.<- 21si l)i comber, 1800. Tho Assessors of ihe different Township* I are ej pooled to he present on the duy whon I in their Township is in he Equalized. JAS. Van TA.- Tl., j nov U7?^? t County Andili r. ra UIK Sl'HSCHlBEH M AS ON HAND i at. >??}.000 iceod FtrM k. which will ? >'. ! at ?12 per l'.'i/il in i,iv viir?t in Or nngeburg. JAS. CANNON, nov ".1 'Jt ; NO! i<i: TO LIEN fit EDITORS. IN BANKRUPTCY. In (ho District Court of the I nited States for the District of South Car dina In the ;r?t:?r of t'.o ri< STZi-UKSt, Bankrupt, F.x part***. T. DfEitLS, Assignee. Persons holding l.?n* against the Estate of Caleb ti. Stopli ns, Bank! opt. are required lo establish the same before l C. Carpenter, Esq.. KfCi.iT in Bankrupt <ty. No. it road street, Charleston, S. ?'. on or before tho 1st January, 1870. Ity order of th# Hon. (if..rh" S. Bryan, .!ii.tj;o ol tbc District Court "for South Caro lina. !'. V. DIBBLE, Assignee i'?iet? C. Stephens, not Jo ?td ^Bankrupt. NO l it 1! TO MEN CRKDITOUH; IN I,ASK RI'PT( V. In the Pistriol Court of tho United State?; r rtho pisl'rief ol South Cat ?1111?. In tin matter of Hfnuy L. 6moak, Bask rupt, parte P. V. Dihblk, Assignee. Persons holding liens against I ho Estate1 of Henrj L. Sinoak, Bankrupt, are required to establish the same before J. C. Carpenter^ Esq., Register in Bankruptcy So, 7J Broad* atrcet, Charleston, S. C. on or het'oie the 20i h Pee mbor hoit. Hy onler of the lion. Georgo S. Bryan. Judgooftho District Court of the t inted States for South Carolina. P. V. DIBBLE. nov 20~-td Assignee II. L, Smoak. Bankrnpt. IN ?Hli COUifr 01?' I'ROBATK: J. M. !?'? r'une h.?ih applied tu me tor Icitrrn dj A ttuiniei ration on the Es ibi.' of N. I. fjcrlotig luio oi Qrangdborg County, deceased. Thr.uro therefore to olte and admonish nil nml singular iho Kindred nnd Creditors of the said deceased, t?> l>o and nppenr 1??% lore toe at a Court of Probate for the said County; to be hohlen at OruJigeburg uti t >?? H:a i!u\v ol December, IStjO, at 10 o'clock A. M. ti. sliow e.ui.'e if nny, why the said Ad* ministration pliould not bo granted. Given under my hand nnd the Seal ?f tho Court, this 24th day of Nov.. A. 1). IN/.-. and in the n'mviy-lu trlh year Of America? Independence. THAI). <\ ANDREWS, imv 27?2t Jttdtre of Probate. IN i !IK COURT OL- PROBATK. Wttr.nKAs, Ephraim Duffbrd nnd Mtirgn rct M. DittTord hath applied to mo for Let ters of \dmiuistration on the Estate <>f M.iry MoClurc, late ??! Orangeburg County, dee'd. These are therefore to cite und admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the i'iiid deceased, t? be and appear before ran at a t'oort of Probate for the said Cotinty, to he holden nt Ornngeburg on the ttth day >>f December, IJWJ, a; 10 o'clock A. M. to show cause it any. why I he said Administra tion Bliotild not I>r granted. Giycn under my hand ami the Sohl?" the Court, this 20tlt day of November. A. D. lSo>. and in the ninety-fotirth year of A terica indcj stub ni ??. TU AD. < . ANDREWS, not .!7?2l Judge of I'rooaie. IN J Hi; COURT OF I'ROBA'l B. WtlRHBAS Thomas P. Stokes hath applied lo a.e lor Lc/ltrs of Administration on the K-:s:e of Mrs. Rcbeecn Shuler, late of Or angebur| Cettnty, deceased. These are therefore if cite nnd admonish i all nnd singular the kindred and ere l?i<.r- of I the .-aid d#ee?>ed, to ha and *pprar before '? me ?ji a Court ol' Prolate for the said Cou? j ly, to be holden at t ?ratigel.ur.r ku the tilh ' daw of Decfuiher, 1st.v. :it 10 o cluck A. M. lo fliuw eavi-e if any, ?flij tba said Adminis : l ration sheuM not he granted, j Givi n under my hand aild, the Setl of the Court, this 2_'d day of Novtrelier. A. D. IftOO, and in the mi.eiy-tourth year ci' A uuiricau Independence. Til Vl>. 0, ANDREWS, not l'7?-2t .fudge of Probate. Estate Sale. By virtue of ?n order of thtf Probate Judge of ti.is County, I will sell at ?rangeburg. S. C. on Monday the tit h. da;, of December m xt, at theOloSC ?f the ShcriTs sales. 2 Mules, Wagon and Wagon Harness. A I.SO On Tuesday. 7th day <>f December next, :it tile late resuleneo ol Ohl St inn A rant, diN ceased, a lot of Corn, P.Oddor and other Pro duce, and some Farming I its i- nml House hol I Articles. All of the E>ta;e of Christ mi Vrnnt, deceased. Terms cash. GBO. P.0L1 V I. R, A ltui?:<? ratt-'r. Or.mgebitrg. S. C, N?-v. 20th, I8tt0, nor 27 :'t oiiAN't.r.m'iiti?r.s Equity. , I lei v\ 1) Ronnett, Adro*r vs. Jno, F. Ronnett, Hy otder in this ease, the creditor* of George J. Ronnett. deceased, ate required to prove rheir demands before me hy the 20th. DeeembeT, 180B. GEO. ROLlVliR, October 20, 1SG0. C. C. P. nor "27 1 td nnott, Adm'r ) l. A Im'r at. alt j Sheriffs Sales.. By Virtue t>r sundry Jtr.it, of fl. fa.. Jo rale 7 directed 1 will ?<*d to the highest bidder, ut Oraugehurf Court House, en the first>j Monday in December next, for ea?h ih? following property, yljt : Pr-.e trr.el of Und containing 790 acre* nii.re or less, bcunded by TV. Watt, A. IP. t'arr. A. K. Smoke and estate cf 0. J*Irielt. I.- t:<i1 on as the property of Mary MeClure at the suit of I?. J. Zc'glrr. "': ?w*?t. ALSO 1 T^o tracts of bind, one containing acres more or lc.^. bounded north $lJAj>B.?rJ Bozard, ear?t bjOwen Phillips, south by feary A. Fair and west by 0. U. BtrdmaH. f Tito other ir.-.c; containing UM acres more or hounded north liy Mr-. SBuler, f'ist'?yWf?"" Folkcl, south by Joshua Stroman and Verrat? t)y David Snell. I.cried on as the property of I. 0. T. Bubo U the suit of l'a?l ?.;S?io-CT iazn (bearer.) ?v vi W *? ALSO One tract of land containing 300 acre* more or i*?s, bounded north au'd **it by Gcerge Barley, south by J. M. HaHey, waW by Alvey Jones. Levied on as the prerperlja-"t of JoKpph Douglas at the suit of J. Ii. liar ley. f*r f\ ALSO , "* Ooe tract ?*?f land containing more or less, bounded north by.-Mre^Orjuree, east by Dr. J. ft. Keilt, south'by Daniel Riley ami west by Vim. Gaffney and Daniel 1 RUey. Levied en as the property of Dr. Iff W. Kennedy at the suit of Daniel Riley. ? r art " " "' One tTaet of land situated on Bail's Branotan containing 4W> ncrrs more or lets, bounded by lands of A. B. QriRitb, Jesse Utjey, J. Fair and .Mr,i, Krhecca 1'olber. as the property of the estate of Collier,AduTr L, D. Myers, Bx'r G, Myers, ALSO ' '.-.Sq One tract of Und containing 3?? ae&5a* more or less, hounded on the eaet by.Jo^a** Thompson and on all other sidas by So. Ca,**C R. R. Co. Levied on as the property of L.* R. Howcll, at the suit of John JA Berryr Guardian; ' | . y/. .(? ALSO One tr.net of land containing 400 acres more or loss, on Long'Rram h, bounded north by A. O. Ilolntsn ami Abium AinnKer, south by D. .1. Buiuph ami ??stato Henry Oliver, eait by estate Jacob Cutler und west by Wm. SiSM'tmk. Levied on as the property of Wm. D Oliv, r at the suit of G. L. S. S'tstrunk. ALSO On Tuesday after eale.sday in December j.cxi. 1 will sell at the Residence of VY. D. Oliver the following persbno) property, to wit: <>!i< Mule, Onn M u ? and*-oil. One Wagon, One Carriage, lt> or 1- Head of Cut* Ho. ' ? or 00 hoaiti of bbffej \fK*iFWfcWVMflat 1500 pounds Fodder. bushebj Coy :n Scjed^ and Household and Kitchen Furniture. 20?td. ? ' - * ? Ii *?a lad I Sl.eritl s Offloe, H. HtOGA* tb??%. OrangobnrgC. II., s. c., \ g. o.'Ci^-^v Nov. 11, 1800. ) ? i ~K V.fi.U roV Id 1 .?i?twt<3 ?e'State of South Caroling... , (A) I N T Y OF U B A N? VMV, By virtua of an order liom the Honorable? . ' Probate Court ef fahi Wcuptjr^L W^Ul^ Ornngrbnrg Cow.it House, on e'alesnojy. eeuibcr next. Hie following pe/rfoval propfvrij ?>r t'.ir Estate of H. W . A:itta?wY\ ?evtaf^rij? y ?J >iio:,i.*. l? lius!i..laof.Coin, >t*) pnut^'sj of '!' ton in the seed av.d j.^..:. Is of iful-, vier. Tct-uia cash. i^j?*. ?? AN> Ci.AKDRrwJC * *** ?ov 13?td AdministratiMt* >, I'0-|||IIFU