TEE ORANGEBORG NEWS
aiTLKDAY, MARCH. \% jjgjft
MALCOLM I. BROWNINO, BdUor.
The Pres? Conference,
? ? ?*
The Columbia Guardian and others,
?f the Sute press have suggested tuet
?11 of the editors of the State, opposed
to the tourpetfoft;*^ toirruptioa'of our
State government, meet together in con
ference at Columbia on she 16th inst.
The Charleston jVW?, in advocating
the suggestion, and urging upon all pa
per* of the Stele to be represented at
?hie meeting, does not understand that
the object of the meeting is to pat forth
n platform or any public declaration of
policjr, but to Wing the anti-radical edi
tors together "bo that they may inter
change views and opinions and make
themselves acquainted by, conferring to
gether, with the feeling and desire of
every section of the State,"
With this we entirely concur, and we
earnestly hope that all of our con tempo
raries throughout tho State will meet to
gether in conference. Let us see what
are the chances for us, in the grand ef
fort of patriotism, that as a people we
are about to make. Let us hear whether
the people of South Carolina are ready
to unite upon a oourse of action that has
buried psst delusions, that admits facts
that are accomplished, and that has a
bright ray of hope for our future.
Let the body of men who band them
selves together for the redemption of
their State, meet upon a platform that
knows uo distinction of class, caste or
colorj which recognises white man, and
black man, as equally citizen !
Let us make one more rally, one more
effort, and let us make it, upon a basis,
and by means that arc practical, sensible
and that have a chance of success !
We trust that the Press of the State
will meet at this Conference, and that
they will agree upon a course to be pre
sented, and advocated by them to the
people, which will unite all the honest
citizais of South Carolina, white and
black, in an effort to secure the goveru
mentfcfoto^he hands of the honest dtnd
* the worthyfc unite them upon this sensi
ble admission of what is the reality of
our situation, and which is the only
effort that can be successful!
Signs of Pi*ogress.
The prompt action of the House of
Representatives in the United States
Congress, in summarily summoning to
its bar for trial, its corrupt members
speaks bright hopes, that honesty ia not
entirely trampled in the dust of oblivion.
We hope that Whittemore's party
will promptly repudiate this its exposed
ly corrupt member. Nerer mind how
good n Republican he may be, however
far be maj go in promises and in asso
ciating oheek by jowl, hob and nob, with
? the colored people, let them not harbor
one whom the world knows to be totally
unworthy of the association of honest
men. Let tho promptings of an honest
heart, be hoard and let tho voters of his
congressional district repudiate him, and
hoot him from their midst.
Another sign of promise s the defeat
of Butler's Georgia Bill, which would go
to show that crushed as is our sister
State "the Poland of America," as she
has been called, there is a term to her
"durance" and her humiliation. The de
feat of this bill and the adoption of Bing
hstn's amendment, will discontinue the
terms of office oi Bullock and the Legis
lature of that State, and give the people
the liberty aud right of a ballot in 1870.
T&e Census*
The Census returns just published
?how the following facts:
lu.ehjit Counties o? the State? among
which is Orangeburg, both races have
increased, ia sixteen Counties both races
have dec ceased; in four Counties the
whiten have decreased and the black;>
increased ; in. two- Counties the whites
have iooreased and blacks decreased,
tjbere ace Marlboro and Sunder.
In, the whole Sute Uie whites have*
deensesod 16,426, aad. the blaoks barn
decreased 26,181. The exoass of, dwereaae
of the blacks over the whiten te 9(762.
In 1860 the population of tho Stnto
was T0a,T09; I* 1870 it it 661,009.
The new apportionment of representa
tion consequent upon this eeusus will
Counties,
four of
voters a
1868/
Tax Rural Carolin iah.?The
March nun,bor of this sterling month
ly, is, as usual, promptly before us, and
fully sustains ita reputation. It hex aar?
eral particularly noteworthy papers.
The Preparation of Laad for Cotton,"
signed "Low Middling," which we be.
Here is from the pen ol General Johnson
Hagood, of Barnwell, contains some
?teat timely suggestions, peeked up by
the necessary faotr and figure?- '??TxW
Promion Cotton Crop," and *iJL Method
of Planting and Cultivating Cotton,"
are also worthy of attention in the same3
connection, and are timely and to the
point. Some hints op the "Cultivation
of the Castor Bean .and Beue" for oil,
from the pen of Qen. E. P. Alexan
der, suggest another means of diversify
ing our industry. "Poultry Farming for.
the South," a beautifully illustrated arti
cle on the beet breeds of Fowls, will be
interesting and profitable to all who are
fond of eggs and chickens. Articles on
Sisal Hemp and the cultivation of the
Banana commend themselves particular
ly to Florida readers. The Editor's
"Suggestive Facts" should set our peo
ple to thinking. We 1. pe rhey will
heed the warning the article embodies?
don't neglect everything else to, plant
cotton. We are glad to see that the
publishers have boen fortunate enough '
to secure contributions from that able
architect Alex. Y. Lee, of Columbia,
one of whose excellent designs appears j
I in the present number Charleston S.
C, Walker, Evans & Cogswell and D.
Wyatt A ike;;. Two dollars a year.
? mma i
Model Workib.8.?A farmer in
Greenville has two model tenants.
One of them, a white man ban lived
on one of his farms for three years, and
now pays more for rer.t than was pro
duced on the entire p. ce any year pre
vious to the last three years. This man
is rtally industrious, and although he
has a family of eight or nine children,
has paid, beside his current domesate ex
penses, a good portion of a debt for mon
ey advanced him by his landlord.
The other, a colored man, named Da ?
iel Seaborn, haa been on the farm three
years or more, starting with about bread
enough far one year, and two small pigs.
At this time, according to the Green
villa Enterprise, he has .as niuoh bacon
as he needs; has bought and paid for
two fine milch cows; has a fine lot of
stock hogs: has a good (arm horse, worth
1150, upon which he owes $95; has
pienty ef flour for breakfast during the
year ; has corn in abundance for bread
aud stock, also fodder, and some to spare ;
has eightween acres of wheat, put in
with his own seed, two-thirds of which
proceeds will he his own ; hin a half in
terests in five bales of cotton, v eighing
from 440 to 600 pounds.
These are model workers-models
worthy of imitation. And it must be
remembered that these men had no land
commission to help them, and had no
labor com missioner to meddle with their
affairs. They went manfully to work;
and they made money. Work I work !
work ! was tbo sole secret of their sue.
cost.
Housed.?A young max, J. W.
Touey, from Oraugeburg, 8. C, waas.r-.j
rested yesterday morning, by the police,
for violation of the 18th section. After
his arrest, being under the influence of |
numerous potations of benzine, he was
searched aud$51 found on his person. It
was reported that early in the morning
this young man had aash assets of 1300,
of which be expended ?T5 in the pur
chase of a horse, and it was supposed
possibly that his exchequer had been
fingered by some sharper. A young
man, K. C. Reardon, of Granitv ills' ac
companying Touey us a friend, exhibit
ing some suspicious behaviour in a pri
vate and prolonged conference wii'i the
latter, was detained b> the Chief ef Pa
lice until further explananation is made
this morning.?Auguato. Ooiuritutionalitt.
Gold.?There appears to be a gener
al impression among the financiers in
Congress that the recent sudden and
continued decline in the price of gold is
by no means permanent, and that al
though it may fall to 110, yet it will for
some time fluctuate between that figure
and. 1.20k The probabilities are, howev
er,, that it wilt not rise above the last
named figure. The question of the re
sumption of spcoie payments has not re
ceived any additional consideration a
mong the Treasury Officials or in the Cabi
net on aooount of the decline, and it is
understood that Secretary Boutwell is not
favorable to. any Congressional legislature
looking to resumption, beliexing that in
a comparatively short time- the- banks
will tattle the question without any in
terference by the Government.
.???oe??. ^ww~."
Ssxe asserts the it is pleasant to be
surrounded by a group of ladies'; but he
like* to. bo surrounded by one just as
er domes
7$
iotoria it tho richeat wido
Id. She ha* an income t
Ju to render any men h
anestie fireside. Her alto
ritish Government is
ich must be added ?2
from the Duchy ef Lancaster, mnki
least a dosen rent-free castles, palaces
and mansions. As she accepted a legi^
passed^>!wi!lB^"owo^^
her,) as she inherit^sf^j)00'^f
Prince Albert in i?61, and as" she has
not spent es frtljaffrrTrfra
his death, it is estimated that her Mujte
^e^hcopiseJ, weU^intffg, gajleast,
ffPgg*^" ?? t<T" sdyoto ed
Tho Richmond Knguirer says that the
Virgl^iana,.^ ^^;becomejmo
greatest swearer:* on . the globo. There
are en many oaths required of the offi
cials before tha?f entufc qn,( ^o^uti^of,
their office that it has become necessary
for the Government to cell the attention
of the legislature,,ta ^^/4^%,jrfd '?
invite at their hands a declaratory act
defining particularly bow-much, the offi
cers of .the Government must swear to.
They have seven oaths ,to ta.kejrireadjb
and they don't know how many will be
imposed upon them in the future.
A RneutT.?^fhefo was a res. Tt from
the reeent very well conducted Woman
Suffrage, Convention held in Vermont.
A small boy was found in tears and trou
ble in Main street of the." city "where flic
j Convention was as?eu?bled. WKatV
| the matter ?" asked a sympathising and
curious passer- by. Rubbi ng his eyes
vigorously with both' 'fists, after the
manner of small boys, he biubbercd out:
" My mother's gone to the woman's town
meeting, and didn't leave nib out noth
ing to eat."
" - eeaani "aaaeii
A reconstructed African at'-Washing^
the, arrested for stealing; was upbraided
by^he magistrate'. /'Ittiouglft^wl, you
belonged" to t^*1^K"'party ; ^flnKT o?^
its good behaviour^you nnoa?" "Pat's
so, massa, we's two classes?de high and
de low. De high takes what's guv to 'cm.
like Massa Grant; dc low takes what's
not guv to 'em, like Massa Butler. I'se
a low, massa, dat's all.0
The Wi/cox, Gilhe dt CVt Manipulated
Guano more relia?ftr than antj othef-\
manure.'
According to my experiments this year
the Wilcox, Gibbs ft Co's Manipulated
0 uanlo is my choice, from the fact that
it is wore applicable to any and all inds
of laud than any other I know. Some
of my neighbors huVeuscd p'ure Peruvian,
some Soluble Pacific, and various others.
They tell me that mine surpasses theirs. |
1 believe the Peruvian is better than any
other where the land is low and moist,
hut to take land generally that is rieh or
poor, moist or thirsty, stiff or loose, all
together, the Manipulated is more relia
ble than any other I know I am con
fident the manner of applying the manure
is to put it deep, especially on thirsty
land, and I believe 400 lbs. to the acre
is the quantity?lean; I know, will pay,
as I have tests of it, but 400 lbs. pays
better. According to the seasons and
chances generally of my eotton up to this
time, I do not believe better eotton crvuld
be made to grow on tho land where I
have used the Wilcox, Gibbs & Co'a
Manipulated Guano.
J. N. ALLEN.
Hancock County, August 7,1869..
hymeneal.
Mabbibo?On the 20th January, 1870. by
the Rev. R. J. Id wards. Mr. JOHN 8. BO
ZARp to Miss EL12LA A. SUULBR. All of
Orangeburg County.
"obituary.
Wien?At Guusales, Texan, MKHRICK W.
SHULKR, aged 24 years end 8 months, on
the 80th dty of Jaanery 1870.
He served under the "furled banner," in
Company F, 26th Regiment, 8. C. V., and
was a true and gallant soldier.
He was a native of this County, and afar j
Croex bJLe distant grave, there comes the
steaaAeial ef dear aaaociat ions.
To a youn% wife and one orphaned little
one are left, when the tribute ef grief Is
paid, the Itgaey of his leva and worth.
May He "wno tempese the wind to the
shorn lamb," be their father and friend.
X.
TlfllX'H COW FOR A ALK.
lei The Subscriber offer* for sale a Fine
M-TCH COW with YOU NO CALF, wee
sane?a naeftetly gentle, and gives about
eight Quarts of Milk per day.
Apply to W. T. MILLER,
mar 12 tf
TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVING BEEN AI'POINTEI) AGENT
for the following Mageiioes, 1 would
reaped fully solicit Subscribers for the sane,
vli:
The SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR.
The RURAL CAROLINIAN.
The XIX CENTURY.
. It la always obeapor for the Subscribers to
subscribe through the Ajgent. Let those de
siring te subMttiee. sad those wishing to re
new, their Hebwnipt ion, aall on the Agent, for
further infoameUaa.
KIRK ROBINSON;
Russell Street,
12?2m Riga of tbe "Big Watch."
lot son* rraltfle t ntton Seed
1 W Th? Subscriber offers, for salt 10
bushels of ths above Heed, which has been
kept pate; it ftSner batanaaVr^m nwrllH?
Also 60 bushels uaselected at 60 cents pei
bushel.
r_i*- r ?e?T3? H.
PH AM
with uccompanlmc
fl*?* -^^v=ui^-a- n*r aiusic.
Entertainment to com*?ico at 7f o'clock,
^?liji^^jglry, ta,. c^jdrrpJj*if,
? V : --* ?
w w-aeee i*?ot
i ????6* S*W ?*<
| eJWn>eerv.*J 1
GREATEST INV1
HJ j ??Mb ?iiwl
"Pf* [tri Mui
Cheapness, Dui
?M
1 VAXTKI)
J* ' - :tofieU^ur< ialabrated
GOLDEN FOIJDiTAIN PJBN.
^ Acknowledged by sjA who have used them
to bo the beat Pen' made or .sold in this
rcountry. < lsV%Ic*fn%S7;bOizeoVflngile!?
Sixty line* *> written ^*rltb on* pen of iuk 1
Will outwear any atfoel pen over made.
Hankers, merchants, t*aobers and all classes,
endorse them ll the Ii ?best terms of praise.
Put qp in neat slid box No. J. for general
u*e; No. 2, medium'; J for ladies' tise or
fine penmanship. _ ? nt d$ tett i?
?ftero7 tfwmnfi to 'AgenU t*
We are prepared 16 gVTf! ""y energeflo per
son taking the ag%mry*?' these Pens, a eom
.inission which will payW200JK'r month. We
Iinvite ab persons a
send "forsamptes and
Two Sample Doxes
> Address-! *
WESTERN
mar 12_tr
hing employment, to
Irculars.
led ror'uO cents.
JLISHING Cf3.Vf {
Indianapolis, Ind., ?5
zupneturer's Agent.
fI?J
?
"a
er
By virtue of sundry,
'directed I will sell
et, Orangeburg
r . Monday in April
f lowing property,.
One tract of 1?
more or leas, bounded
Summers and .estat
east by ThaeYtC. Ai
.Felder, south by M
west by-estate D A
as'the Homestoad
pi-oparty, of William
Juuicd 1>. Cleohley,
i *' ?
?ej tiitit V
;One other tract
or less, bounded on ij
Summers,^ east by Thi
by estate D. A. F.
s end truct, and wj
end known as > j]
Li-vied on as tn
uiers at,the sur
U E. CoonCrt
writs of fi. f?.. tern*
to thf* highest bidder,
brt JJcase, an the Irst
1 ixt, for cask the Tol
i.#ttilm> * ?,
containing 270 acres
|on the north by Marv
if 1>. A. F. Summers,
rewa and Mrs. Martha
M-irtha Felder and
Sumatera, :\"fttQHRtmn
Levied en as lit
rummers at the suit of
.'r L. E. Cooner.
':- f ! ? we
taining 830 acres more
e north by -Alan. Mary
1. 0. Andrews, south
smers and the Home,
y Mrs. Mary Summers
garet Summers' irnet.
perty of Williaw Siuu
imes B. Cleokley, Ex'r
One tract of lan-< containing ?r? acres
more or lass, situate and ly ??'g on Four Hole
Swamp, in the County of Orangrburg. Lev
ied' 8a as the property of George 31. DuntK r
at the suit of John J. Huugci piller, Adm'r.
ALSO,
Ono tract of hind containing Of. acres,
moro or less, situated in Kdiato Fork, and
bounded on the north by estate M. Friday,
east by estate F. Huffman and south and west
by Dr. Finn. Lovied ou as the property of
John L. Joiner at the suit of John R. Mil
lions.
ALSO
' ne tract of land containing 400 acres
more or less, bounded by lands of Henry
Strock, Way's old'place, David Jonesand
Melliclramp. Levied ou as the property of
David J. Clayton at the suit at J. A. Parier.
J. H Felder, ct. nl% Ex'rs.
ALSO
One other tract containing 850 acres more
or less, bounded by lands of Miss Wiles, Oa
briel Sireck, Ellick Rouck, George Ulmer and
Dr. Baxter, levied on as the property of1
David J'.XIayton el thi suit of J. A. Parier,
J. H. Felder, et. at. Ea rs.
ALSO
One tree! of land containing ?? acres
more or less, situated in St. Matthews. Lev
ied on as the property of J. E. L. Amacker at
the seit of Clarke A Coffer.
ALSO
One treat of lan-t containing
itetl,
Levied en in the ease of Francis "J. i'elier
and Francis S. Kodgers (survivors) ts James
F. Griffin, Adm'r.
ALSO
i ? ;? . .-.
Two lets in Totaess with the improvements
thereon. Levied on as the property of E.
S. Thomson at the suit if B.C. McMaker,
Adm'r, (for another.)
[ ALSO
j All that tract of land in the Town of Or
sjkgebu^g, with the improvements thereon,
- eentainjug-125 aerer mure or leas, bounded
on the east by W. T. MaKcwn and the Five
Notch Road, on the south by ilarpin Rigge,
on the west by the Charleston Road, and on
the north by W>N; Soovill, T. W. GJovor. T.
A. Jeffords apA others. Levied on as the
Eroperty of John C Howe at the suit of D.
.. Burton.
ALSO
One tract of land eontaining 240 acres
more or less, situate In Ediato Fork, on Dean
Swamp, bounded on the eouih and ease by
Joseph C. Fanning, en the east by Jno. ('.
Fanning, and on the west by Dean Swamp.
Lovied on as the" property of John F. Phil
lips at tee suit of James W. Johnson, Adm'r.
ALSO,
One tmoT Of land containing 414 acres
more er less, sitnate in Edisto Fork, bounded
on the north by U6 Road, east by H. Abies,
sedth by E. Pool and west by J. Williams.
Levied on ae the proj
ter at the suit o?
- acres
more or leas, being the Real Estate whereof
Silas Griffin died, seized and possessed.
x% property of Eldridge Gun*
o? James W. Johnsou, Adm'r.
ALSO,
1 \' ' ' - ?? Akkrta m hi.
One tract of land oontaining 187 acres
more or lese, situate in Edisto Fork, hounded
on. t*e north by J. Garvin, east by W Gerrit?,
south-by Mr*. Johnson and west by E. Guru
'tar. Levied oa aa. the property of Buake
lAAaanhtae suit of,James W... Johnson, AdaVx.
Sheriff. Oaicav ) H- 141008,
OrangebnrgC. H., 8. C.? I S.O.C.
Mar. 10, 184??. >
mar 12 H
;_? tra ...-_> . M.
r*Mi R?KX. ? Two l>e?irsftble
^ I aadComajodioiui RESIDENCES, ohe on
Br?ughfan Street and ore on Amelia Street.
Apply to JAMES BROWNE,
j.a 16 if
Id the
Circuit Court.
U sMk in tkf
I will seilet Orange
C, on Monday the 4th of April,
Best, during the usual hours of sals.
All that plantation or tract of land, con- J
tain in g 1806 aeves more or less, situate in ]
[ flk/Vjftaewsj, ^Bjrtbarg County, bounded
an las North by Estalsar J antes vf. Branden
burg and Dr. A. B. Tabor, on the East by Dr.
1 A. it. Tuber, on tho West by Dr. A. B. Taber
and *. 1. Daxb/.p* aba ?e>u|h Jby CbriaUin
Gains. i.jVfd4*f:,y P. partr/and Estate
of James W. Brandenburg.
Terms. ?One-third cash, and the balance <
on a credit of one *nd two years, purchaser
tg give bond tor said credit portion, bearing I
interest fronf day df sale! payable annually, |
*eaM* secured by e mortgage of the premises,
with a covenant for re-saloon a breach of the
condition of said bond, and else te pay for
papers and stamp*. "f ? ? * [jJ
ions I Bear ?, ^ ALSO t .
* u OiiA?OElilJRGr-l* Equjtt.
T. D. V. Jamison. Cem'r \
(for Another,)
TS*
- Rufus C. Sallcy, Exr
! -ia**- ?
By virtue of an order of sale made in this
case by the said Court, 1 will eel! at Orange '
barg, 8. f ., on Monday the 4th day of Apri\
neat, during the usual hours of aale.
All llial undivided moiety of that tract ef
land containing 70 acres, situate en tteed
land Swamp, ir. the Count j of Orangeburg
and SlatQ aforesaid, with the Mill Seat and
Appurtenances, known as Tampej Mill,
being the moiety thereof, of which the late
Urbane E. Jefcuat died seixed and possessed.
Terms?One-half cash, the balance ii. 12
months, with bond and interest papablt an
ually secured by mortgage of the property,
containing a covenant for resale on breach
of the couditiun of the bend, purchaser te
puy for papers end stamp*.
ALSO
ORAJJGEB?RG?In Pmobatk.
Thad. C. Andrews,
Judge of Probate and
sueeessor.to
G. D. Keift, Ordinary. \
va. 1 Circuit Court.
[ ' Jacob Fogle Adm'r,
et. el.
By siriao of order ef sale made.in this
case by the said Court, f will sell at Orange*
burg 8. C. on Monday, the 4th day of April
next, during the legal hours of sale:
1. All that tract or.parcel of Lend situate
I on both sides of Herman Bridge RONd, in the
County of Orntigeburg and State aforesaid,
containing 173 acres more or less, and
boundeM by lands of C Cooper, Waobiagten
.Robinson. Ltenjamin Bars, George Pickerel
Mil John Rickenbaker.
2. All that or parcel of Land situate on
the Hol tu an Bridge Hood in the County end
State aforesaid, containing 1U0 acres more or
leas, end bounded by lands of J. J. Salley,
David Jaaison. Deniel Kennerly. George 8.
Blnnickcr, Jumes Cherry, Esau Bellen and
?Kachel Robiuson.
8. All that tract or parcel of Lao I sit tint e
on Robert Swump,*in the County end Slate
aforesaid, containing 60 acres more or less,
end bounded by lands of David Williamson,
Porter Pearson. William Cherry and Derril
llrnndt'iibiirg.
Terms?One-half cash, the balance en
a credit of twelve months, bearing interest
truin day uf aale, wit.b bund and mortgage,
id covenant for resaleaon breech of condi
f.ftii- >.nM| I'mrc^.r, u> paj for i?a
r<>ts and stamps. ?*? i am _
ALM>
OUANGKUUHG?1? Eqvitt.
Thnd. C. Andrews. Jodge of l'iobets \
S. B. Sawyer, et. at. J
Under order in this ease. I will sell on the
4th day of April next, fur on?-tnir<i cash,
balance in ,12 months, secured by bond and
mortgage, or with the privilege of paying ell
cash.
One tract of land containing 600 acres
mure or less, bounded by lands ef B. Tyler.
P. S. Hut to. Sonth Edisi? River and loeus ef
S. B. Sawyer.
ALSO
ORANGEHU KG?In Equity.
Mery R. Gibson 1 Bill to
vs. v Foreclose
Thos. D. Asson, J .Mortgage.
By virtue of an order of sale made In thfr
ease, by the Hon. R. B. Carpenter, Judge of
the First Circuit, 1 will sell el Orangebarg
C. U . S. C. ou Monday the 4th day of April
next.
All that plantation or tract ef land situate
in the County of Orangeburg, in said State,
containing 1'JO acres mure or leas, bounded
Und? of John Brown, Ccphea Rutland, VY. L.
W. Riley and Jacob Martin.
Terms cash.
ALSO
IN THE COURT J?F PRORATE. *
In matter Real Estate )
Dedriech Klepping dee'd. j
By virtue of en order of sale from the Hon.
Judge of Probate, of Cherleston County,
atede in the above staled case. I will sell at
Orangeburg C. H., on Monday the 4th day of
April next, et the usual hours Of sate
All that Lot or parcel of Land in the
Town of Orangeburg, with the buildings
end improvements thereon, measuring and
containing on Main street, 84 feel end run
ning back 136- feel. e?d measuring on the
rear 45 fect, bounding on the north and ?sat
by lands ef Cephas Whittemoie, south by
Main or Russell street, and west by land of
John Patterson and the Presbyterian Church.
Terms cash?the purchaser also payingrn
addition to sum, the expenses of the Probate
Court. Conveyance, Stamps and Sheriff's
Costs ob saie.
ALSO,'
ORANGFHVRU CD0NTI.
Im Probate Court.
By deeretal orders from the Hon. Probate
Court, for Orangebarg County. 1 will sell on
Salcadny in April ties*,, the following Reel
Estate belonging to the Estate ef Nathaniel
P. Cain, deceased.
Treet No. I. Containing- aerea more
er less.
Tract No. 2. Containing -acres moro
or less.
Tract No. 8. Containing- acr?s more
or less.
Further particulars given end Plata ex
hibited on day of rale.
Terms?One-third cash, balance in on* and
two years, purchasers to give bond and n*eru
gage, end pay for papers and -tamps.
Sheriff's Office, ) II. RIOGS,
OrangehnrgC. H.,8. C, \ S O. C
? . Mar. 10. 1800. J
mar 1*2 tn
nrcuiiunt ? he-Ktvr WMta Ptga
\ Pare- Blood Short Hocn, i Durham.)
Devon, Alderney and Ayrshire Calve*. Mea
Ino, Southdown and" C?swoTd?Sheen^Cash
mere Geeste, imported Suffolk. Eases, Berk
shire end Seflon Pigs and ell Choioe Breed*
of Poultry for sale.'
f*end for Circulars and Priesa.- a Address
BsnVrffi N. P. BOY ER A Co.,
rarktsbnrg, ChestIV Co., Pa.
Jan 1? *?
ignee's Sale.
e District Court of the Unj(
or the District of South Ci
IKRUPTC Y?In the netter of
LivisesTOB, Bankrupt ex partt
--ivinostox, Assignee, -jtms
ly virtue of en order of sale fronj*JWnes<
Honorable the District Court of the United
States, for the District of South Carolina, I
will sell et public auction at Orangeburg C.
H. on Monday the 4th day of April next, at
the usual houre of sale.
All the Right, Title and Interest of Frede
rick Livingston, Bankrupt, in nil thut planta
tion er trnct of land, lying on the north aide
of North Edisto River, on the road to Colum
bia from Barn well C. H., crossing at Jones'
Bridge, Orangeburg County, ecntainiag 700
.acres more or 1cm, (bounded now or former
ly) by lande, of Frederick Livingston, Sr.,
Frederick-Livingston! Jr., Barneit Living
ston and North Edisto River.
Terms.?One-half cash, the oalance In one
year, secured by bend with Interest from date,
payable annually, and a mortgage of .the
premjses, with covenant for rcsalo en breace
. . ALSO
p If i
* At the/ residence of Frederick Livingston,,
in Orangeburg Cpuety, I yr\l\ sell* at public
auction on Thursday, the'24th'itiat., nt 11
o'clock A. M., the personal property' of
Frederick Livington, Bankrupt, consisting
1 Cow. 1 Yearling, ? Sheep ami Lambs, 1
Bnggy, T Log Cert, Chain and .Stretchers,
Blacksmith Bellows, Anvil,-Vice. Hammers
and Tonga, S sheets Boiler Iron, Old Iron,
1 pair R. R. Truck Wheels, Wheelwright
Tools, Corn Sheller, Spinning Wheel, Warp
and Tie nope, i Double and Single Barrel
SwunlDAH P
- Fj.T. DIBBLE. Assignee,
Eriderioht Uvingaton, Imnkrupt. ?'
mar 12 td
31-"-'-'?!-~"
HORSES! MULES t!
I will be at Orangebnrg C. Hi, on the first
Moaday in March with e fine lot of Horses
and Mule* for sale. Persona desiring stock
will give me a call.
feb2**-jt {, $ Je}$AMBBRG. "tyF
Office County Commissioners
OR A NO BBC RO. S. C,
Mauch guV lf7fJ5|
Notice is hereby given that PROPuSALS
will be received at this Office, inOraugebarg,
S. C, from now Until the 1 Sib day of Match,
1870, for BUILDING: A ROW OF OFFICES
en Court Rouse Square. Plan and Specifi
cations of the Baildingto be seen at ibis
Office.
By>e4ej>rar.(heflV1ard. ,J
Cbalrbaan.
C. S. BULL. C. B. C. O.
mar<6 ; ? ? ? J|
-. . ...... ??.
O L X>
CAROLINA BITTERS.
- i ? ??? -rwv-k tv -v w>\?.fvrc
A DEjLIOHfjV?L TOXIC.
_
We take great pleasure iri ?Bering the
OU> CX i? ) U \,\ A tle'A' i1 S'J IU * m^y
to the pttbfic Tney ere compountwd^eWn j
great care, and contain some of the best Ton
ics in the Pb?rraaco| v. As evidence, of the
superiority m( t*\T Ui t'f F.RS over all other*,
ws have certificates frunv nnany cf the lead
ing physicians in onr State, who have pre
scribed them lautiert*paeiekree.- The
OLD CAROLUIk BlTa*?ffe*
Will be found invaluable for
WantofAjfW, ffttX
General Debility,
C kills and Fev?r.
ft re* Dyspepsia* ,
We do not offrr ewr BITTSRS as a core
for all diseases, but as an Aromatic Tonic,
they have no equal.
For .sale by Di uggista and Grocers- every* '
where*
Principal Depot, 1 ?
GOODRICH. WFNEWAN A CO.,
Importers et* Choice Drug* end Chemi
cals, Charleston, 9. t.
max 6 ly
METALIC CASES.
THE VNDCRSIGNED HAS ON If AN I)
all of the various- Sixes of the above Cases,
which can be furnished immediately on ap
plication.
Also maaufeetures WOOD- COFFINS as
usual, and at the shortest notice.
Apply to H. R1GGS,
mar 6?r>m Carriage Manufacturer.
IN THK COURT OF FUOBATK
WnxaSAS, George Betievr bathr applied to
me for letters of Administration on the Es
tate of Catherine Stromao, lato of Orangebueg:
County, deceased.
These are tlierefc: e tc cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be
fore me at a Court of Probate for the said
County, to he holden at Orangeburg on the
loth day of March, ISTtLat 10 o'clock A.
M. to show cause if any. Why the said Ad
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the 8eal of the
Court, this 1st day of March, A. I>. 1870j
and in the ninety-fourth year of American
Independence.
THAD. C. ANDREWS.
mar.D?2t Judge off Probate.
CABINET MAKER
'' A' N D
UNDERTAKER,
WL AIKEN BULL' 5
Raving opetmd e Cabinet 8hop in the rear
of the Baptist Chuaeft* in prepared to attend
to ell busies* in hie line, and respectfully
offers bis services to the people ?f Orange
burg end vicinity.
' f?\ 1ft
toudc
feb 26?tf
FIH8T CLA88
Y YEARS Experience
er my services to the
Conch Painter. All
give sntisfactieu. Or
te Office, or Store ef
will be prointlyst
JAMES A. WILLIAMS.
" OPEN AGAIN " ....
HUNTER'S?
Photograph Gallery;
, . ORANGKBl}ltQj{ 4./?7J k|(y
0T1CE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAI**"
, on the 12th dey of March, 1870, L. O.
Ifabiuetwill appjy tog L?jfftM ?f aftffajsjed lat.
a* Surviving Administrator of the Ertafe #f 5
11 L. Robipae?. ^^'^^ViMLj^rf'S.
THAD. cTkKD*\WB7^
?It Judge of Probate.
_uuA v / t Yc* -
Spring and Summer ImportmMom '
i
187 0.
. . ! - ?** ran 'i^ ?ki*t
RIBBOHSt <<M>
MILLINERY. AND STRAW GOODS..
ARMSTBONoTcATiER & W *-*
Importers and Jobbers of Bonnet, Trim
ming end Velvet Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Sat.
ins and Velvets, -Blond* Nstte. Crape*.
Ruches, Flower.-. Feathers, Ornaments, Strew
rBonnets and Ladies' Hats, Trimmed and 0?^ _ "J
trimmed. Shaker Hoods, &c.
287 and 23U Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Offer the largest Stock to be found in this
Country, and unequalled in choice and ratio- ..
ty end cheapness, comprising tht Hellst ,
Parisisn novelties. a* viv
Orders solicited, end prompt attention
given. " J - 11 ^'?^?wN*i
feb 12 'lev -ivef
GOODS
J^T' RECEIVED
AND
*Si:*S:
. OFFERING LOW
' roJL * w^ ^
F. E. SALINAS,
BAMBEHG ANl> tilfckHAM'S T. O
tV8ir*J>
dee IS
Notice of Disinissal.
NOTICE IS HER RUT Ol VBN THAT?W
the 200, deit^fvVrVmkj. W^JiSfi^
tile my Final Accounts with the Honorable
T. C. Andrew*. 'Judge of Probate, and sat*
for Letters of Dismissal as GwaisJlest ef Mas*
ria V. Jefc>M4t. formerly Maria Y. Livitigstesv
now wife ef Henry W. Jcfcoi.?, and Josh on,
Livingston. B. V. l'OL'.
feb 26?4i ? >3Te^ W*m,^i~*>
Notice rjf lli^QlBsal.
TfaTOTICE IS'HEREBY GIVEN* THAT ON>
X\ the l?rh day or Mxieh. 1870. 1 will
ale my Pin*! AeCmiuts wftf^ the Honorable
^ 1 <at_SPfl>slT* .'/"^r"" ut'Vrijbue, an l..sk yr
Letters of Dismissal ?y '""aVrVdull n)rJrNeljlWaa
M?rj?ey. W. F. BARTON,
Notice of Bimissal.
-feff??*l?* IS. 11 F.RRBV *GItVBN* THAI I
XI will, et*Ibc 2ha eW ? e*\M^toju. IsiO,
tile u?> Je?uvl. aevpui.t iv'uh th? Honorable
Judge of Pr^>atcTor (?ransrrlfiirir t'ennry.Vsja"'
Adnnai.eretrix of i1m> Estate ?f Shalrae"*
Walts deceased, and1 ask for Letters of Uis
missal.. 1 't' JHAkSh) t t \
feb So?4t U tj >:> Q&lfletf ^? V H
Notice of Dismissal.
, *r'r?1 TTC .l?e?T* ?>#??-> ? ?* ft
iVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON t
the 21M day of March next, I ?rill
lie any Final Accounts with the Hon. T. C.
Andrews, Judjte of Pmbute, nud ask for
Lette:"? ef Dismissal as Executor of the Bsc
Sate of Arthur fteid, Eecoasod. <?* ?-?
Fe&2*?4M J. V. REIB. Rxeentsrv .
?^jaaiQ ? atjijy
OiaiigebiT^In Equity.
Bill for
Marshalling
Assets-, Injunctie?
AeaesH
) and- Relief.
Asbury K. Burhnm,
et. ux.
vs. 9
WiBionsA. MoGrew,
Adm'r, e?. ?1.
By virtue ef an o? U-r made in this sasa,
the Creditors of the T?te por^OT^MsfJtit ajlsew
ceased, are horrhy notified that they ore re
3aired to pre.-*cn'. ;uid prove their respective
fin i nds before ChnrlVs B. Gtoevtf, K*q.^
Special Referee at Orangebnrg. S. C, on or
before Ike first day of April next, or th>y
will be deiej-ved payment.
GEORG R.BOtlTERi^
ce, i
? Orasgehnrg. S. C. V
Feex He, 1870. J,
feb 12
Id
-iir
The State of South Carolina,
On.VNUKHURG J-i.N EqI ITV.
John D. D. Fairoy,
D. Myers, Ex or.
Burns
?I .1
of B. J. W. Myers, et al j
Bill for Injunotinnv
to set aside
irregular proced
ing>. to inarchaK
?nsatta, said for
Relief.
It appearing to my satisfaction that Strafe
Pulinan, and-Puliuan, her husband, EHx
ebeth Holly end - Holly, hsr husband,
four of the Defendants to said Bill, are abaca*
from, and reside beyond the limits of this>
State, on motion of Messrs. Islar A Dibble,
Solicitors for_Cpmplainant, It is ordered*;
theSthe said Defendants do appear, and!
plead, answer or demur to **id Bill within*
forty days from this date, or an order pre*
cob ssoeo will 1?? green t?l IfstjUlHl1*? I
Clerk's Office. > GBO. BOLI VER,
Orange burg.
Fob.
feb 26
s Office, \
mrg, S. p., [
2i, 1870. J
C. C. P.
W
* Just Received at
I>K. OLIVE?OS"
1 1UKSH GARDEN SEEDS ? SUCH A91
JJ Onion Sets. Cabbage, Turnips, Raddtehr
Beet, Beans, Carrot. Celer>\ <'otlardstCeewv
I' Cucumber, Egg Plant. Kohl Rebi, Leek, Let
tuce. Mustard. Okre. Pagsleys Parenipa Pep
per. Salsify. Quash, Spinach,. Tomato, Ac.
IVr. Ot,lV ROS respectfully calls the at
tention ef the tP^lioi^aM**VARIED' aasb
WELL SELECTED Stock of MEDICINES,
whine he warrants pure end relish!*.
nts lbug expeHence in the. dispsndsB^aaidl
compounding of Medicines warrants Jura, in
saying that all those of his own mnatifacture?
are guarranteed pure in every pasftcular.
E. J. OLIV EROS,' M. D.
liniff-ia* ?n l PKov>m?r im mm
om-- ? " -^mf1 W ? ?? 1