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THE ORANGEBORG NEWS SATURDAY, MARCH. 12,1m MALCOLM I. BROWNING, iditor. The Prw* Conft-reace, The Columbia Guardian and ethers ?f the Stato press have suggested that all of the editors ot the State, opposed to the feur^oe^a wrrnptioa of our State government, meat together in coo fereoco at Coluaabia on alee 16th iaetL The Charleston A*k>?, irr' advocating the suggestion, aud urging upon all pa pers of tbe State to be represented at thia meeting, does not understand that the object of the meeting ia to pat forth a platform or any pnblio declaration of polier', httt bo bring the anti-radical edi tors together "so that ihey may inter change views and opinions and make themselves acquainted by, conferring to gether, with the feeliqg and; deairo of every section of the State," With this vre entirely couour, and we earnestly hope that all of our ooptempo rariee throughout the 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 course of sction that has buried past delusions, that admits facta that are accomplished, and that has a bright My 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 color; which recognises white-man, and black man, as equally CITIZEN i Let us make one more rally, one more effort, and let us make it, upon a bar?, and by means that are practical, sensible and that have a chahco of success ! We trust that the Press of the State will meet at this Conference, and that they will agree upon a courao to be pre sented, and advocated by them to the people, which will unite all the honest citizens of South Carolina, 'white and black, in an effort to secure tho govern roent?f?ito^he hands of the honest.^peV, ' the worthyv ubite them upon thia sensi ble admission of what ia tbe reality of our situation, and which is the only effort that can be successful! Signs of Progress. The prompt action of the Houto of Representatives in the United States Congress, in summarily summoning to its bar for trial, its corrupt members apeaka bright hopes, that honesty ia not entirely trampled in the dust of oblivion. 'We hope that Whittemore'a party will promptly repudiate this its expoeed \y corrupt member. Never mind how good a Republican he may be, however far ho may 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 the promptings of sn honest heart, be heard and lot the voters of hia congressional district repudiate him, and hoot him from their midst. Another sign of promise is the defeat of Butler's Georgia Bill, which would go toahow that crushed as is our sister State "the Poland of America," aa she has been called, there is a term to hay ."durance" and her humiliation. Tbe de feat of this bill aud the adoption of Bing ham's amendment, will discontinue the terms of office ot Bullock and the Legis lature of that State, and give the people tbe liberty aud right of a ballot in 1870. *w?w^^wswp^-^esaaawii 11*o Con him* The Ceusua returns just published show the following facts : Ln.eijjht Counties oC the 8tase> among which ii Orangeburg,, both rseea have increased, sixteen Couuties both races have doc ceased; in four Counties, tbe whites have deoreused and the blacks increased ; in. two- Counties the whites have- increased and blacks dec rested, tjbf re are Marlboro aud Sumter. Ia, tho whole State U}? whites have* decreased- 16,426, and. the black* have decreed 26,181. The exaess o? fiawwam of the blaeks over the whites is 9(752. In I860 the population of the State ens 703,709; in 1870 it is $?1,099. The n*av apportionment of represents consequent upon this census will Thjs .. Kxjral Carolin iah.?Tb? March number of thia sterling month ly, ia, as usual, promptly before as, and feily.sustains.its reputation. It has sev eral particularly noteworthy ^"pepS^ The Preparation of Land for Cotton," signed "Low Middling," which we be lieve is from the pen,of General Johnson Hegood, of Barn well, contains some meet timely suggestions, paoked upby the necessary fact* and figures. ?'.The, Promioa Cotton Crop," and ??A Method of Planting and Cultivating Cotton" ere also worthy of attention in the same connection, and aro timely and to the point. Borne hints on tho "Cultivation of the Castor Bean and Bene" for oil, front the pen of Gen. JE. P. Alexan der, suggest another means of diversify ing our industry. '*Poultry Farming for. the Soath," a beautifully illustrated artu ele on the best 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 6ur peo ple to -thinking. We hope rhey will heed the warning the article embodies? don't neglect everything else to plant cotton. We are gmd to see that the publishers have been fortunate enough to oecnre contributions from thst able architect Alex. Y. Lee, of Columbia, one of whose excellent designs appears in the present number Charleston 9.' C, Walker, Bvans & Cogswell and JD Wyatt Aiken. Two dollars a yeeW Model Workers.??A farmer in Greenville has two model tenants. - ' D<>^ One of them, a white man has lived on one of his farma for three y*?s?,~ i*d' now pays more for rent than wae pro duced on the entire place any year pre vious to the last three years. This msn is rtally industrious, and although he has a family of eight or nine children, has paid, beside his current domeaSte ex penses, a good portion of a debs Aw mon ey advanced him by his landlord. The other, a colored man, named Da '-1 k-1 Seaborn, has been on tho farm three { years or more, starting with ubout bread enough far one year, and two small pigs. At this time, according to the Green.) villd Enterprise, he .has as much bacon as he needs; has bought sod paid for two fine milch cows; has s fine lot of] stock hogs: haa a good farm horse, worth $150, upon which he ewes $95; has pienty ef flour for breakfast during the year; has corn ia abundance for bread aud stock, also fodder, and some to spare; | has eightween acres ef wheat, pal in with his own seed, two-thirds of which proceeds will be his own ; has a half in terests in five balee of cotton, v sighing from 440 to 600 pounds. These are model workers-models worthy of imitation. And it mast be remembered that these men hsd no land commission to help them, snd had no labor commissioner to meddle with their affaire. They went manfully to work; and they made money. Work l werk I work ! was tho sole aeeret of their sue. Housed.?A young man, J. W Touey, from Oraugeburg, 8. C, was ar rested yesterdey morning, by the police, for violation of the 18th seetiem. After his arrest, being under the influence ef numerous potations of benzine, he was searched aud$51 found on his person. It was reported that early in the morning thia young man had a*sb assets of $300, of which he expended 873 in tho pur chase of a horje, and it was supposed possibly that his exchequer had beea fingered by easts shsrper. A young man, K. C. Reardon, of Gfanitvilla' ac oompanying Tou*y as a friend, exhibit ing some suspicious behaviour iu a pri vate anc* prolonged eonfetenee with the latter, waa detained b> the Chief of ifo lice until farther explananatiou is mads this morning.?Augmt* Qonttitutumaiimt. Gold.?There appears to be a gener al impreasion among the financiers in Congress thst the recent sudden and continued decline in the price of gold is by no means permanent, and that al though it may fall to 110, yet it will for some time fluctuate between that figure and 120.. The probabilities are, howev er,, that it will not rite above the last earned figure. The question of the re sumption of specie peymenta haa not re ceived any additional consideration a mong the Treasury officials or in the Cabi net on aeeocat of the decline, and it is understood that Secretary Boutwell ia not favorable to any Congressional legislature looking, to resumption, helisaing- thst in a oomparttivela abort temo the- banks will settle the qneetion without nay in terference by the Government. - i loom eiew.ii Saxc asserts the it is pleasant to be surrounded by s group of ladies; but he likea to, he surrounded bj one just as ictoria is the richest wit rid. 81m has an income tl igh to render any man hi nucstic fireside. Her alloi Iritish Government is itch must be added ?2 fron the Duchy of Lancaster, maki laastiio^aenren^ and mansions. As she accepted a iega^j passed over hie own relations to anrton her,) as aha inheri^^f*00'^ flH Psiasne alh^ Lajjffl, mjA la ja fas ?olster**e>fe^ This death, it is estimated.ihit^cj; Maj-.e. tyVcaaho^itoJ, veUipia^ km \fHt ?3,000,000. .'g1si srfT" ^dyoAt ?4 The ?Richmiwd>J&aa?yaf v;""|Tt^lHajTat| y^aafrnlR'^Sau^^ k?im,am**JWB onA$e A^\ohy^pi9re\ are ap many oaths required of the ofn ci.U bejote Oha,^ SBbft'awtiliw thai* office that it has become necessary for tha,0OTafoman^t<> call the, attention! oft^e>iVegbUfir^ invite at their hands a declaratory act defining par^cijJa^ly^h^Dtuc^ tk;e pffi> I cere of .the Government must swear, to. Th, ey? have anvejx.,paj,b6M$1*m)&fy and tkey don't know how many will be imposed npon.them in $f frffote "A RtsuItl-^qere' was a' result from the recant very ire*A 'condneVe\l,.^?un^jB' Suffrage Convehtion t^e)(d in Vermont. A small boy was fbuod in* lesfs arid fron-' ble in Main street of the^mty |where Wae "t^vijjjtjon * tssT'gJB^f.' the matter V asked a/Sympathising and curious ^aawr^Dj^^jtiD'b'fny'^s; eyes vigorously with both* fists, after the manner of small boys, he blubbered out : "^My mother's gone to the woman's town meeting, aad didn't leave me out uoth UICC1 iA lecbhstrneted AlR?ih at 'Washings 'ton, arre^ed ^W^alealln'g^/Wa^ n?Wrat< by!*tb? magistrate-'. .Al\f?ot^t,Wn1, yo< belonged to The loyal party ; tliut's on ijts good behaviour^ you "know "Dat's | so, massa, we's two classes?de high and de low. De high takes what's guv to *eni. like Massa Grant; 'dc'.loW takes VhatV not guv to''em, like Massa Butter. Ym a low, mawa/dnrt tfL**,<r . ' ' '"'-mm mm ' ThetTtfeox, Gilbt d> Cos Manipulated Guano more rOtttbtr then* nttu other*. According to my experiments thie>yfcur the Wilcox, Gibba ? Co's Mnnipiflatcd duanh is my choice, from the fact that it is iLorc applicable to any and all inds of laud than any other I know. Some of my neighbors huWifrcd jiufw Perneisn. some Bombt? Pacific, and various others. They tell me that mine surpasses theirs. I believe the Poruvian is better than any other where the land is low and moist, but to take land generally that is rieb or poor, moist or thirsty, stiff or loos?, all | together, the Manipulated is more relia ble than any other f know. ' I am con fident the manner of applyttijrthe manure is to pet it deep, especially on thirsty land, and I believe 400 lbs. to the acre | is the quantity?l?a| i know, will pay, as I have tests of it, but 400 lbs. pays, better. According to the seasons and chances generally Of my cotton up to this time, I do not believe better cotton conld be made to grow on tho (and where I have need the Wileojt, ?ibbe A Ce'e Manipulated Guano. J. N. ALLEN. Hancock Connty, Jtngtut 7? 1869. v ' ? nisi i, i ; HYMENEAL. ... _i .... Married?On the 20tb January, 1870, bj the Rev. tt. J. Xdwards, Mr. JOHN S. BO ZARD te Mies ELIZA A. SUULER. All of Oraogebnrii County. OBITUARY. Dier -At Oonsales, Texas, MEHR1CK VV. 8HULER, aged 24 years end a months, on the 80tb day or Jannary 1870. He served under the "furled banner," in Company F, 25th Regiment, 8. C V., and was a true and gallant soldier. He was a native of this County, and afar ' fresa hie distant grave, there comes the atemoeial ef dear associations. To a young wife and one orphaned little one are left, whan tho tribute of grief Is l paid, the legacy/ ?f his leva and worth. May He ?adbe I tempese the wind to the shorn lamb," be their father a*d friend. X. iVTIIiCH COW FOR ?ALK. lei The Hubseriber offers for sale a Fine ft.LCH COW with YOUNO CALF, war severed aeefectly gentle, and gives about eight Qaart? et Milk per day. . Apply to W. T. MULLRR. mar 12 t f HA VINO RERN APPOINTED AGENT far the following Magasines, 1 woald respectfully solicit ?ubserlbers for the same, vis' ? The SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR. The RURAL OAROLINiAN. The XIX CINTURY. It Is always ebeepcr for the Subscribers to subscribe through the Ajgetx. Let those de siring to subscmbe, and those wishing to. tu ne* their anbeqription, cell on the AgeaLtor further infoaroeUan. KIRK ROBINSON; Russell Btreet. mar 1^?2? Riga of the -Big Watch." _ ? , ? , , . ^?~-.. t riwttv? rtwiae **u*mr\9<>m I / The Rubserlbej' offers, for sale 10 bushels of tha shove Beed,.whteh hat been 1^HMit|e^Ma4?? ?^,f Alse so bushels unselected at 60 cents per bushel. H. rOWLJRo^ MUSIC. :?.x.i stiff iniabwti. Children Half mar KS?It4 e-aeel* lim ef <r? to any Ai^A Bl ? i ^ ? j _ a .?-V*:"/ grated ho have uted i a or Bold in this TT? koftcd fingers: tteaene pen of ink V, Joel pen over made. Bankers, merchant*, l?oberB end all classes, endorse theaa I* the 1? %beet terms csflpra Put'up. in neat slid box No. 1 for g aye i No- 2. medluin ; iffo- *. ferTiWra51 finepenmanship, nwvrf* srw Xtt'eraf ?fijiW <o 54nenfa7 We are prepared feg??? afey toiergethrpe* son taking tI?o agency*?* these Pens, a cow .per month. >Te V pera. vff01*5*. ?pptoynient, to we %re prepared log!1** son tuklu? ON agency*0? .inlsiion-which will paM2' invite nU persons yviflllr... SerMTTbr'Samplee and elrctoiahmV: \h*4 -.-.i f Two Saaaple Boxe? jfieiled fof:60 cents. Adrtaiaaa _ jLismfta ceV.-i Indianapolis* Ind., - '? msncturer's Agent By virtu* of sandi ^directed I will e' saf y sbore,or l?st> bounded Summers aud .t eaitfey HiattaCiA .Felder, aeuth by west by -citato D . as the Homestead' property of William Jiaiics L>. Olecklcy, .One other tract or less, bounded on Summers,' aast by Tbl bf estate.'^A-jJT ? ead tract, and w? bad known aa y Levied on aa tp uiers at, the sur U K. Coonert iw^ef^V.^ to tattesjIseM Mefer. ah^e'foL rt JJou?e, o ,*? fer VP) Ht?: J am Containing 570 a*r? i the north by Marv A. F."8utnmeri ?wa and Mrs. .Marth? Martha Felder anu Sumatera, ?EU " tiatvied >tn as 4 Tummcrs *i the suit .'r L. E. Cooncr t-<V one ?e ai'niag 830 acres more e north by Mr*. Mary C. Andrews, south immer? and the llome y Mrs. Mary Summers garet Summers' iraet*. perty of YYilliaf? Sum - D. Cleoktcy, Kx'r ALSO One1 trae*/ of UW* 'containing ?? aerea more or less, situate and ly>?:g on Four Hole tiwamp, in the County of Orangrburg. Lev ied'6n as the property of George M. PnutWr at the suit of John J. lluugcrpjUer, Athn'r. ALSO, One traet of Und containing Oft acres. moro or less, situated in Kdl'sto Fork, and bounded on the north by estate M. Friday. | east by-estate-?. If uf/man and south ami west by Dr. Finn. Lovied ou as the property of I John L. Joiner at tkc suit of John R. Mil- j hous. Wd.?*e A "\ L ??.,?< ALSO f ne tract of land containing ,400 acres more or leas, bounded by lands <>t Henry Strock, Way's old'ftlace, David Jone* and Mellichnmp. LeeieeWe aif>.the property of David J. Clayton at the suit af J. A. l'arler, J. H. Felder, ct. alySx'rs. TXLso One other tract containing 350 - r tefts, bounded by land; of Miss jbeklS4reck% ajgeuu dTili* 'p^TOpVrty of I at acres moro jk, George Ulnar and ] Dr. Baster. L? vie ' parfeT JTXeJrjoW^flrVe eww^of ?r?a>/FarUr, JJ! Felder, ot. el. Jix ra. ALSO I >.-e3nsLikejet of land containing -? acres more or leas, situated In St. klatthgws. Lev ted on aa the property of J. E. L. Amacker a the suit of Clarke 4 Coffer. lev: ALSO One treet of land oontaining -acres more or leas, being the Ueal Estate whereof Silas Griffin died, Seiied and possvased. Levied on in the ease of Francis J. Felier and Francis S. Kodgers (survivors) tb James F. Ortffin, Adm'r. ALSO Two lets in Totaess with the improvements thereon. Levied <on aS'Hbe property of ?. S. Thomson at the suit ?f H. C. MeMakar, Adm'r, (for another.) ALSO All tbskt tract of land in the Town of Or ajagebujrg* with the improvements thereon, aaetainiug 125 aerea more er leas, bounded ou the east by W. T. MoKuwn and the Five Notch Uoad, on the suntn by Harpin Kiggs, on the west by aba Charleston Koad, and on the north by W..N; Soovill, T. W. UJover, T. A. Jeffords and others. Levied on as the Property of John C Re we at the salt of D. .Karton, ALSO - One tract of land oontaining 240 acres more or lees, situate In Ediato Fork, oa Dean Swamp, bonhded on the aoubb and east by Joseph C. Fanning, ou the east by Jno. ('. Fanning, and on the west by Dean Swamp. Levied on as the' property of John F. Phil lips at tee twit of James VT, Johnson, Adm'r. B**?' '*A . ALSO, One tract of land containing 414 acres more air less, sitnat? in F.dislo Fork, bounded on the aorta by 06 ftoad, east by B. Able*; sedth by E. Pool and west by J. Williams. Levied on aa the property of Eldridge Gun ter at the suit of James W; Johnson, Adm'r. ALSO, One tract of land oontaining 187 aorea more or lese, eitnatein BdistoFork, bounded on the north bg J. Garvin, east by VT Uarvii?, aoutmby Mrs. Johnson and went by - K. Gua ter. ' Levied on eA* the property of Burke AxdeobrAe sejt of.James vj;... J?l,n^J0AJ,,^'? Orange?rt^rS* 8 C.^l 8.0. 0. ? ? ?*lw/l0vi(B4i8, > ?^ 12 --i ... ,-w i 11 i * . tE^lQa^^0^ H^fDEi^C^^onaen BTonghf An Street anu one on Amelia 8trect. S Apply to JAMES BROWNE, jsa 16 tf Id the - Circuit Court. in thl (irSt Orange C, on Monday the 4th ?f April, next, during the usual hours of solo. " a*aa*-faaaw?4aon or tree* of land, con taining 1806 ncres more or less, situate in %t^jM?ui fJyfcg|l>jii County, bounded ?n tee North by Estaf<(*f Jaaaea n. Brandea I b?rgend fir, A. R. Teber, oa the East by Dr. A. it. Tabsr, on the West by Dr. A. B.Taber ?f Jaaaea W. Brandenburg. ?tfepr^f?e-dMrd cash, and the badenee ??*)Sat credit o(\oaa eod Ura c/eesW. -??mreeeoer taajriv* bend fay said credit portion, bearing I iutcrest front day of sale; payable annually, ppM*aecured by a mortgage of the premises, tenant for r e-*nle on a breaoh of the. ' said bond, and also te pay Tee and stamps. ' ' 3.., |j , .(^ %eer 4s>ee AZLM). ? ' uaft ^OgMeWSKIiROrcU .JEqoJTic w Y; Jamison, Cem'r 1 I (for^Aaolber,) ?fetjfus C. Sallcy, Ei'r ?r Bjr TirtoeofAn ord1 cr of* sale 'made is* this case by'the saraCtfnrC/1 ?rill ?eil et Orange ? burg, 8.- ( ., on Monday the 4th day of April, seat; during the usual hours of sal*. All thfit undivided moiety of that tract of lead containing 70 acres, situate sea. Good lead?Swamp, in t?o County of Orangeburg .uid State aforesaid, with the Mil! Seat and Appt:rif?nnncr?, ' known aa Tampcy - Mill, being the inoicly thereof, of which the late Urbane E. Jefcoat died selxed and possessed. Terms?One-half cash, the balance ii, 12 months, with bond and interest papablc an ually secured by mortgage of the property, containing a covenant for reeale oa breach ejf'the condition of the bend, purchaser t?r pay; for papers and stamp*. ' ALSO " " ORAJIGEBURG?In Pbobatk, , a j , Tbad. C. Andrews, ' Judge of Probate and successor .to In the 6, P. Keift, Ordinary. f . f vs. Circuit Court. ' Jacob Fogle Adm'r, eval. By virin? of order of sale mado in this case by the said Court, f wBl aell at Orange*' burg 8. C. on Monday; the 4ih day of April next, during the legal hours of aale: \. All that.trad or parcel of Land aituate en [both aide? of "HotWh Bridge Ro**L~ ia<*Ss? County of Oratigeburg and State aforesaid, containing 173 acres more or leas, and bouhdfd by'l?'adaof C Cooper, Washington Robinson. Benjamin Bars, George Pickerel ojid John Ricksnbaker. 2. All that or parcel of Land situate on tbS Jioftnan Bridge Road in the County end State aforesaid, containing 100 acres more or less, and bounded by landa of J. J. Salley, David Jamison, Dsniel Kennerly. Georgo 8. Binnickcr, Jumes Cherry, Esau Ballon end |- Rachel Robiuson. B. All that tract or parcel tit Lab I aituate on Robert 8wampfin the t'ouuty and State aforesaid, couiaining ?? acres .more or less, and Waded by sands of David Williamson, Porter Pearson, William Cherry and Derril "Brandi-nburg. Terms?One-half cash, the Valance en b:credit of twrlre months, .bearissg interest Crom day of sale, with bond and mortgage, and covenant for rc??le*un breach of coudi ^nlaw IliritiWIIirgHf Vitcbmscra tu mta for prrs and stamps. " -| ALMO * ORANGKUlIHGr-I? Eqr itt. Thad. OS Andrews. Jodge of Pi sheen \ vs. I 8. B. Sawyer, et. al. J Under orde r in this ease, I will aell en the 4th day of April next, for on?-luird cash, balance in 12 mouths, secured by bond end mortgage, or with tko privilege or paying all cash. One tract of Und. containing 600 aeresl more or less, bounded by lands of B. Ty lrr, [ P; 8. Kette. Sooth EdlawsKUwr aad Uous af j S. B. SawyeT. ALSO ORAXG?BUR??In Kqvitt. Mary R. Gibson 1 Bill to vs. V Foreclose Thos. D. Axson, J .Mo ft gage. By virtue of an order of sale aeede in this j case, by the Hoa. R. B. Carpenter, Judge of i the First Circuit, i s?U Ors-geb^r? C. H.. s" cTon Monday the 4th day of April j n'ikt. All that plantation or tract of Und situate in the County of Orangeburg, is said State, containing 100 nrrei More or lese, bounded | lauds of John Brewa, Cephas Rutland, W. L. W. Rilcy and Jacob Martin. Terms cash. ALSO IN TJUK .CQUKT <JF PROBATE ' In matter Real Estate ) Dedricch Klepping dee'd. / By virtue of an order of sale from the Hon. Judge of Probate, of Charleston County, ??da in the above staled ease, I will soil at Orangeburg C. Ii., en Monday the 4tb day of j April next, at tee usual hours of sale All that Lot or parcel of Land in the Town of Orangeburg, with the building* and improvements tbereen, measuring end containing on Main street, 84 feet aad ran? ning back 13a- feet, and measuring on the rear 46 feet, bounding on the north and east by lands *f Cephas Whittemure, aouth by Main or Russell street, and west by land of John Patterson and the Presbyterian Church. Terms cash?the purchaser also payingrn addition to cum, the expense* of the Probate Court. Conveyance, Stamps and Sheriff's Costs oa sale. ' > ALSO, ORANGFHVRG COUNTY. In Probat?: Court. By decretal orders from the lion. Probate Court, for Orangebarg County, I will aell an. I Saleeday in April next,, the following Real Estate belonging to the Estate a/ Nathaniel P. C*in< deceased. Traet No. 1. Containing-acres more ejr Ifec. Tract So. 2. Containing -acres more er Tract No. 8. Containing- acrt.i more or less. Further particular* given and-Plata-ex. hibited on day of tale. Terms?One-third cash, balance in one and two years, purchasers to give bond anderen? gag*, and pay for papers and 'tamps. Sheriff's Office, ) H. RJGQS, 6rengebeTgC. H.,8. C, V 8. O. C. t? vMar. 10, 1809. . , \ mar 12 *? V>r etui urn < hew ret- Werfte r*eya Pure Blood Short Uonn, < Durbam.) Devon, Aldcrncyand Ayrshire Csjvea,. M-e ino, Southdown and' Cotswold- Sheen..Cksh mere Goats, Iraperted He%>kt Essex, Berk sbito and Sefton Pigs and all Choice Breeds] of Poultry for safe. Send for Circulars and Prices. Addrct *t jf' AWIfi *0* ' Parkeeburg, Cbestcv Co., Pa. jsn 3T? Bex tignee's Sale. ie District Court of the Ui tor the District of South (KUUPTCy?In ths matter of F< Li visa stob, Bankrupt t* pmrtt jItisosto*, Assignee, virtue of sever ef sale Honorable the District Court of the United States, for the District of South Carolina, I will sell at nubile auction at Orangeburg C. ftretfinMejrlb* 4th ear of April next, at the usual hours of sale. All the Right, Title end Interest of Frede rick Livingston, Bankrupt, in all that planta tion or tract of land, lying on the north side of North Edisto River, on the road to Colum bia from Darnwell C. H., creasing at Jones' Bridge, Orangeburg County, ocntainiag 700 acres more or. less, (bounded now or former ly) by lends, of Frederick Livingston. Sr., Frederick 'Livingston} JrL Rein ell Living ston aad North; jtdistp BJiwr^ Terms.?One-balf cash, the balance in one year, secured by bead with interest front date, payable annually, sad * mortgage of the premises, with covenant for res>s%/sn>.bafajar ^bond? mcJ|a^| mknh&*. I ALSO ' >AV\r At the residence of Frederick Livingston,. in-Oranienurfc CAo*tj,l %Ul s^ljajt pukdic suction on Thursday,. the' 241k Ipsx.. aV 71 o'efock A. the personal property* of Frederick I.ivington,' Bankrupt* ' consisting of * " 1 Cow, 1 Yeerling, ? Sheep 'and Lntnbs, 1 ? flaggy, 1 log Cart, Chain and Stretcher*. Blacksmith Hollows, Anvil, Vice. Hammers, and Tonga, S sweets - Boiler - Iron, Old Iron, I pair R. R. Truck Wheels. Wheelwright Tools, Corn Sheller. Spinning Wheel, Warp ana Tie Repe, 1 Double eod Single Barrel *}?* -? O"Cr1f TT n rrr r* rr Te , i *vT- DIBBLE, Assignee, Frederick Uvingston.TlJankrtfpt. \r 12 td \m\-?-?-*-?r-? HOUSES! M1TJJS!! I will be at Oraagebearg C.H., on tbe first Monday in March with a fine lot of Horecs and Mules for sale. Persons desiring sleek, will give me a call. feb26i-$t F. M. BAMBERG. ' Office Goraty Cfemiiiissioners OR A NC? ER URO. S. C. .si . y <MNa?*H?dUlf7q-{ Notice is hereby given t bat PROFUS A LS will be received at this Office, inOrangeburg, 8. C, from aos nntil tbe 18tbday of March, 1870, for BUILDING A ROW OF OFFICES on Court House Square. Plan and Specif cations of the Building to be eecu at this Office. Chairman. C. 8. BULL, C. B. C.C martf I .t i ft \i '-,?s-eJfj-^ CAROLINA BITTBBS/ A DEL IG HtVUli TONIC. , ??> ? ?.?ats-an.. . .siaci?s-? ;,e?s We take' great pleeaut*t in) offering tl>? f iti offering It to the pttWic. Tficy are compounded witn ! great care, and contain some of the beet Ten (ics in the PharmacopiS. As evidence of tbe. i superiority of oor Bi'VTRRS over all other*: ws hare certificates frort? nsaray ot the lead ing physicians In our State, who hsve pro scribed them tn^b'efr1 peoV.tee-? The OLD CAROLINA miTTKmfy** Will be fbuad invaluable for l|sn*pl Oil / fWA General Debility, Chills and Fever. EM mm larafi '?tWa> Dy^peesuav . I We do not offer ewr DITTERS as a esnre 1 for all diseases,, but as an Aromatic Tonic, j they bave no equal. . Vor: aale by Diuggista and Gras**? every' j Principal Depot, GOODRICH, WFNEM'AN A CO., Importers- of Choice Drug* and Chemi cals, Charleston,'9. tl ' max 6 ly METAHC 0A8E8. I THE KNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND all of the various Sixes of the above Cases, which can be furnished immediately on ap plication. Alan manufactures Woo? COFFINS as usual, aad at lbs shortest notice. Apply to H. RIG GS, mar 6?6m Carriage Manufacturer. IN TUE COURT OF PROBATE. W nans as, George Milter Jaeth? aepeied to me for letters of Administration on the 1 t?te of Catherine Str?men, late of Orangebung | County, deceased. , 4 . . These are therefore to eltd and admonish all aad 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 be holden st Orangeburg on the Ifith day of March,, lgJOj, at 10 o'clock A. M. to show cause If any, why the said Ad ministration should not be granted. Given under ray hand and th* Real of the Court, this 1st day of March, A. D. 1870( and in the ninety-fourth year of American Independence. ' *; T1I.U>. C. ANDREWS. mar.5?21 audge off Probate. CARINET MAKER UNDER T A E E R^ wk mm bull* Having opened a Cabinet 8bop In Saw rear ef -aha Baytlei ?nsuren* i? prepared te attend' tc all beeiaee in bis Uns, and respectfully offers his eerttsss to the people cf Orange burg and vleiaiiy. 1 'fob 1? 1 8? TING FIRST CLASS YEARS Experience er my serviced to the 1 Coach Painter. All give satisfaction. Or Office, or Store of will be promtlyat feb26?tf JAMES A. WILLIAMS. ~ OPEN AGAIN" 7 , Photograph ?aileryr-r , . OBANOKB&Ojig/p^ICV' 1e-T0TICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN ll) on the 12th day of March, 1870, L. O. fob 12?41 . Judge or Probete. Spring and Sommer Isto|W?fllitlwi n T 1870. 1 .KOirti4?%n?^ -io pk.tst MILLINERY. AND STJ1AW GOODS.. \Z M??TBONOTCATEK k tXtf x?f Importers and Jobbers/of Bonnet, ^risi}.'. ming and Velvet Ribbons, Bonnet Silks. Sat. ins and Velvet*, Blond*,- fpttpi fVajswy^ Ruches, Flowers/ Feathers, Ornnments, Straw ? Bonnets aad Ladies' Hats, Trimmed and Ua< ' I trimm od. Shaker Hoods, fcc, _ 237 and 2S'J Baltimore Street. BALTIMORE, MD. Offer the largest Stock to bo found in this J Country; and unenaelled in choice and vans- ... ty and cheapness, comprising tin latest Parisian novelties. ' V /sal *a Orders solicited, and prompt attention given. ? r * ir*',?*?aa*?*i | feb 12 law .-f.-*! U*EW GOODS JUST RECEIVED ,M AND OFFERItOLOW .,m frtr* ? .'i-iT-w -?.? XSIVL. " pw F. E. SALINAS; , ?X*+ir>)? xtv .Dm.'tSaV^itffo jo?- ffp BAMBERG *aW? OIleVJIrVM.wTVfJ dec 18 ?a^e?4> ao*,l.li78i?|g a j_.a>olF . Notice of Dir1 Nt :Tttr fcTtWMrtM v^ftJ*tf the <2?W, ds>It?jUtta1* tt%X A tile my Final Account? with the Honorable T. C: Andrew*. Judgeof ProUte, and aakt, for Letters or DiitalsMl as Qnardiew af Maw - I ri? V. Jrfcxtt. formerly Maria V. Liv'uig?tenr an? wife a* Henry W. Jefcoat, and JefcaS. Livingsow. B. F. POL', feb 26?ft - i>eT?jr eVfansVdi.rK Notice i$ ?i^^^J^ TfaTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN" Til AT t>?4" L\ the ??fh day of March; 11 ?70. 1 rill j nie my Final Account* ufte^thu Honorable \ 7 ^ijSaY1 MTsT *~ '1%%<*f? ?' l'n.Vttt?. ani;.sk or Loiter* ?f DisSMHSu!'a* IJwnrfflaH W*SvWUiii*ht^ Mwrpfi.y. W. F. BARTON. Notice of Dimissal. \y will, owtku- 21* da- ol March. 1 *?70v tile n^\att*a^..aey^e?eit with flie 'BonjKebl* Judge ft PfwhateTort*raat^wuT^*eeJWy^a#^ Admiai.-aratris of the Estate of Shedraefc Walts deceased, and1 ask for Letters of Dts missaUir A Agf W ALjlgfltiilsffci ? , f *eb <sU*t 09 #.4 & Q&fl$e>&j-? '-11 ??*???? ?is! r. wrjt*/n*ffA ' Notice of Di StiW l*j#e%af| XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TnAV-OK'^ ]J\ the 21st day of March next, 1 will tie aay Final Account* with the Hon. T. C. Andrews. Judge of P?ol?atc? and ask for letters ?4* Dismissal n* Executor of the Be s?te of Arthur Roid, Becoased. refrai^^^^^JvV.^BI^K?ews^r \ Oraagebattg-In Equity. a.v..... v sV.A?AA * tt-fi BIH f^x Marshalling Assets, Injunction* AceetAd and Relief. - Asbury K. Durham, et. ux. vs. . WiSioro, A. McGrew, Adtn'r, et. el. By virtue of an order inaftt hx ?ki* oaae^ the ('rcilitort* < f the lute Dorcas MaOrew, lit* ceased, are hereby notified that they are se Jaired to present and prove their respective cmands before Charfht B. G*ower, Bsq^, Special Referee at Orangeburg, 8. C, on or before the first day of April next, or tkey will.be delnrvcd payment. Cierb's Oflicr, \ GFORGE? SOSIVER; Oraageheiw, S.C7T^ ' Sv "tT^^l* Febv Ha, 1870. 1,'^ feb 12 fxTnSw* td ? -. A" et I a I t? a The Btut? of South Carolina. OltAtlOF.BURU J-In KqI ITY. John D. D. Fairey, X vi LsTOT Bill for Injunotibnv to set aside irregular proced Uuras D. My.-rs, Ex or. | ing*. to inarshal* . ?> 21 IH i ,b a?aeBc?? and for of B. J. W. Myers, et ai j Relief. f It appearing to ray satisfaction that Strafe Pulman, and ?? Putaaen, bar husband, Elis abeth Holly and - Holly, her husband, four of the Defendants to said Bill, are ?Wxt i from, and reside beyond toe limits of Joi? '.Slate, on motion of Messrs. Itlar *, Dibble, Solicitors for Complainant, it is ordered": thai'tbw sakl ?efea dent a kppsa*\ andl plead, answer or demur to, said Bill within* forty days from tbU date, tor an order pre* aohtMeWntaW |B? iPhiaMlWt ?He> ? Clerk's Office, ) ?Ht>. BOLIVER, Orangeburg, 8. C, \ C. C, f. Feb. 24, 1870. j -vTe*. ,-,?p?_-_-,-? U p Just ttucetved I>K. O LIVEftOS? THRESH GARDEN SEEDS ?SUCH AW '17 Onion Sets. Cabbage, Tnr?iipw,:Radeiahr Beet, Beans. Carrot, Celery, CollasdssCesni, Cucumber, Egg Plant. Kohl Rabi, Leek, Iset Ituoe, Mitatard. ()kra, Pierstsy, I'arsnipsx Pep per. Salsify, Quash, Spinach, Tomato, ?to. Bit OfclV HOS respeotfUily calls Uta at tention ?f the WA^lioill?aw4aWVtnJtlHD andl TsKLL SELECTED Stock of MEDICINES* whioe he warrants' perns ewd neliable. ' Bfs Btttaf eepertenre in diopensiog nmB compounding of Medicines warrants Mm in saying that all those, r* bis own maaShf^cturei are auarranteod pure \a every pi?drcular. E. J. OLIVEROJ*; M. !>.. Jan I Druggist and rbf^aacfUtjats.