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TEE ORAN?EBQEG NEWS SATURDAY, MARCH. 12,1870. MALCOLM I. BHOWNINO, Editor. ? I i ? . ? ? i h 7i. -~Tr?*r*CrMmmWB Th? Press Conference* The Columbia 0?ar<tuin end others ef the State press have suggested that all of the editors of the Stale, opposed to the usurpation and corruption of our State government, meet together in con ference at Columbia on the 16th inst. The Charleston Afow?, in advocating tho suggestion, and urging upon ?U pa pers of the Stato to be represented a? this meeting, does not understand that the object of the meeting is to pat forth ? platform or any publio declaration of policy, but to bring the anti-radical edi tors together "so that they may inter chanp /tews 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 contempo 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 arc about to make. Let us hear whether the people of South Carolina are ready to unite upon a course of action that has buried past 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 piatform that knows uo distinction of class, caste or color; which recognises white man, and blackmail, as equally CITIZKN ! Let us make one more rally, one more effort, and let us make it, upon a basis, and by means that are practical, sensible and that have a chance of success ! We trust that the Press of the Stato will meet at this Conference, and that they will agree upon a course to be pre sented, and advocated by them to tho people, which will unite all the honest citizen* of South Carolina, white and black, in an effort to secure the govern fheii^rnto ijic hands of the honest jnid ' the worthy j ufaito them upon this sensi ble admission of what is the reality of our situation, and which is the only effort that can be successful! ?M??mmmev-->-?a?*w??~~ Signs of Progress. 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 is not entirely trampled in the dust of oblivion. We hope that Whittemore's party will promptly repudiate this its exposed ly corrupt member. Never mind how good a Republican he may be, however far he 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 tho promptings of an honest heart, be heard and lot tho voters of his 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 to show that crushed as is our sister State "the Poland of America," as she has been oalled, there is a term to her "durance" and her humiliation. The de feat of this bill and 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 the liberty and right of a ballot in 1870. ??r^-^^M3mav--^-^a??wa fmfy Census* The Census returns just published ?how the following facts: In. e'vjit Counties of the Stafee> among which is Oreogeburg, both races have incneased, in, sixteen Counties both races have decreased; in four Counties the whites have decreased and the blacks increased ; in. two. Counties the whites have- increased and* blacks deccoased, there ace Marlboro and Sumter. 1?, the whole State the whites have decreased 16,426, and. the blacks have decreased 26,181. The exeesa o?decrease of the blaeks over the whites if 9(752. In 1860 the population of the Stato eras 703,709; in 1870 it is 661,009. The new apportionment of represents Counties, four of tho voters To*.. Rural Carolinian.?The March number Of this sterling month ly, is, as usual, promptly before us, end fully sustains its reputation. It has sev eral particularly noteworthy papenif ?The Preparation of Land for Cotton," signed "Low Middling," which we be lieve is from the pen oiGeneral ?Johnson Uagood, of Baruwell, contains some meet timely suggestions, packed ?p by the necessary faotV and figures. "Tke Premion.Cotton Crop," and *'A Method of Planting and Cultivating Cotton," are also worthy of attention in the samo connection, and are timely and to the point. Some hint* on the "Cultivation of the Castor Bean sjud Baue" for oil, from the pen of Gen. E. P. Alexan der, suggest another means of diversify ing our industry. "Poultry Farming for the South," a beautifully illustrated arti cle on the beat 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 hope rhey will heed the warning the article embodiee? don't neglect everything else to plant cotton. We are glad to see that the publishers have been fortunate enough' to secure contributions from that able architect Alex. Y. Lee, of Columbia, one of whose excellent designs appears in the present number Charleston S. C, Walker, Kvsns & Cogswell and I>. Wyatt A iken. Two dollars a yeah _ ^mtta aeaevawi ' ' Modxi. Workers.?A farmer in Greenville has two model tenants. One of them, a white roan has lived on one of his farms for three years, and now pays more for rent than was pro duced on the entire place any year pre vious to the last three years. This man is rvally industrious, and although he has a family of eight or nine children, j has paid, beside his current domeaste 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, has 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 villd Enterprise, he has .as much bacon as he needs; lias bought and paid for two fine milch cows; has a fine lot of 1 stock hogs: has a good farm horse, worth $150, upon which he owes $95; has pienty af 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 awn ; has * half in-: tercsta in five bales of cotton, v sighing from 440 to 500 pounds. These are model workers.models worthy of imitation. And it most be remembered that these men hsd no Und 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 tho sole secret of their sue. cess. Housed.?A young man, J. W. Touey, from Oraugeburg, 8. C, was ar rested yesterday morning, by the police, for violation of the 18th seetioa. After his arrest, being under the influence of | numerous potations of benzine, he was searched and$51 found on his person. I: was reported that early in the morning this young mau hsd aaeb assets of $300, of which he expended $TS in the paw chase of a horse, and it was supposed possibly that bis exchequer had been fingered by anwte ?harner. A young man, E. C. Reardon, of Granitvilia* ac companying Touey as a friend, exhibit ing some suspicious behaviour in a pri vate and prolonged conference with the latter, was detained b> tho Chief of y*v lice until further explananation is made this morning.?Attovmta Qonatitutionaliti. Gold.?There appears to be a gener al impression among the financiers in Congress that the recent sudden and oontinued decline in the price of gold ie 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 ?? will not rise above the last named figure. The question of the re sumption of spcoie paymecta has not re ceived any additional consideration mong the Treasury officiate or in the Cabi net on account of the decline, and it understood that Secretary Boutweii is not favorable ta any Cougrcssion/d legislature looking, to resumption, belieajng that in a. comparatively, short himo the banks will tattle the question withont any in terference by the Government. Saxe atrerte the it ie pleasant to be surrounded by a group of ladies; but he likes to, ho surrounded by one just as Victoria is the richest widoi She ha* an income tt to render any man hi tie fireside. Her alloi ritish Government ia ich muat be added ?i uchy ef Lancaster, makit I twinl a/ afalfl OOP saw nnnnm heeidoo Tt least a dosen rent-free castles, palaces and mansions. As she accepted a legfxJ XOHftnon t*? ||r| Neoldfwho1 passed over his own relations to en nor her,) as the inheri^^T^00'-?! frM Prince Albert in i86V, and is* she has oolafaK^ehif^h his death, it ia estimated thft,>er Majts ty'e^^ompffei, Wad^uueoted, w,ot lee*? ?1,00^000. edt' t,^;odJ ed TU^Z^ the Virginians are likely ,to become the greatestswearar? qn^he jgloba, ' Jnere are in many oaths required of the offi cials before they.-enter. qn.c iH^^jeaJJ their office thtyt it has become neceasary I for the Government to call tlie attention of the Legislature^ to. tbj^ikb^ct}, )ufd to invite at their hands a declaratory* act { defining particularly ho*-much, the offi cers of the Government must swear, to They bsve seven paths to take^already, and they don't know how many will be imposed upon them in the future. A Result.?'There was a result from the recent very well conducted Woman Suffrage Convention held in Arermont. A small boy was found in tears and trou- ' ble in Main street of the city where the Convention was aWmbled. u WKaW] the matter ?" asked a sympathizing and curioue pasaer:by. ' .Kubbing bis eyes vigorously with both' fists, after the j manner of small boys, he blubbered put: " My mother's gone to the woman's town meeting, and didn't leave tub out uoth- I l ing tc eat." " * ' j A reconstructed Allidiu kt'Washing-1 *tho, arrested for stealing; was upbraided*] by?{.he ma^siratfc'. .AlYhoug1ft, you* belonged to the loyal party j thrfCf ort its good behaviour, you I'nnw ?' "Pat's so, massa, wo's two classes?de high and de low. De high takes what's guv to *em. like Massa Grant; dc low takes what's notgnv to 'cm, like Massa flutler. Nr| a low, massa, dat's all." The Wi/cox, Gilbe A Cot Manipulated \ Guano more rettabfe than any other - manure. According to my experiments this yeur the Wilcoz, Oibbs A Co's Manipulated Ouanp is my choree, from the fact that it is more applicable to any and all iuds of laud than any other I kuow. Some of my neighbors huVe used pure Peruvian, some Soluble Pacific, snd various others. They tell me that mine surpasses theirs. I believe the Peruvian is better than any other where the land is low and moist, but to take land generally that is rich 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 lartd. and I believe 400 lbs. to the aero is the quantity?lese. 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 could be made to grow on tho send where i have used the Wilcox, fiibbt A Co'a Manipulated Guano. J. X. ALLEN. Hancock County, August 7, 1869. HYMENEAL. Masbibo?On the 20th January, 1870, by the Rev. R. J. Sdwards, Mr. JOHN 8. BO ZAHD to Miss ELI2LA A. 8UULBR. All of Orangeburg Ceuntj. OBITUARY. Dian?At Ouusalea, Texaa, MKKR1CK W. 8HULKR, aged 24 yrars and e* months, on the 30th day or Jannery 1870. He served ander the "furled banner," in Company F, 25th Regiment, 8. C. V., and was a true and gallant soldier. Be was a aative of this County, and aCir flron bis distant grave, there comes the meawciel ef dear association*. To a young wiCe and one orphaned liulo one are left, when the tribute of grler Is paid, the legacy of his leva and worth. May He "wmo tempos* the wind to the ahorn lamb," be their father sad friend. X. liyfllLCH COW FOR SALE. i/fl The Subscriber offers for aale a Fine M-LCH COW with YOUNG CALF, war r*e*te\ perfectly gentle, and gives about eight Quarta of Milk per day. Apply to W. T. Mt'LLF.R. mar 12 tf TO THE PUBLIC. HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT for (he following Magaiioes, 1 would respectfully solicit Subscribers for the same, vli: The SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR. The RURAL CAROLINIAN. The XIX CENTURY. It leelexnys cheaper fer the Snlwarihers to suhporibo through the Aaent. Let those de siring to ?ohiuimbe. and those wishing to. re new their Hobeoription, eall on the Agent, for furihcr infoamaUaa.. . KIRK ROBINflON, Russell Street, mar U ?2m Sign of the "Big Watch." ^l?ls?e>cisrr*Hllo Cotton Herat 1/ The Bubeeriber offera. for naU 10 bushels of the above rieod,.which has been kept pure, at v*per UewhiL -m aarUtW ' -4 Also 60bushels uaselected at SO cents per bushel. -*wwft H. lavrit^ I will take place on 3?AM flfcS? with accompaniment of A I . mpani -'? tr I ml in iti i na(crvevnnvcinFxe 11 a drie? %a 5TT MUSIC tansM et -74? o^oiookju Cbjjdr*n IJajf mar 11'?It ?rae^?? GREATEST I&yK! | Cheapness,, J't'" , -weo ??rC ^nTsfcaeth I JkCEffT? TOTED ? Mil >?f-S?U>ur tfehibratcd GOLDEN FOUfiTAlN PEN. who have used them made or sold in this IVBs?Red fl?gt?:? th one pen of ink I el pen ever made. Acknowledged by to bo the beat Ft country. No blottr Sixty" line* written Will outwear any Bankers, merchants, t endorse them !? Ike " Put up ip neatalidJbox oners and all classes, eat terms ojjjlraipe..' a. No. ), for general use; No. 2. medium'; for ladles use or fine penmanship. 1 Jr ? w u Literal mWkjeniiyt* * We are prepaVed fogV** ??V energetic per tukln ?on taking the e^atbfjf**'' tkeae Fens, a com llfcdsiion .which wiR pej|f'200.Per month. We 1 invite all persona ytifu *end lor samples and 0 Two Sample Boxes I Address* . WESTERN Mftst ihg employment, to culaxav. b>rn ed for-66 cents. rtismfte <j?5), i ti Indianapolis, Ind., - - ?usacturer's Agent. Sheriff's Sales. By virtue of snndryi writs of*.g.' ts... to ate directed I will sell)?<> t**Hjh*sl kidwer. at Orangcburg CoJlrl en the first "onday in April ??xt' r?r ???b tke fol .-wfng property,.** : One tract of iand*? containing. 270 aeres , a?ore,or less, bounded|<?n the north by Mary Summern and estate**" 0/ A. F.'Sumi?era. eest'by TbaektC. AwS^W? aad Mrs. .Martha .Folder, south by M^?- Martha Felder and west by-estate D A. ?.Sumatera, aTlMttatean as the Homestead tra?0^ Levied, en as the property of Williamflfummcrs at the suit of James D. "Cleoaley, e|x> l- k. Cooner.' One other tract coSt*>n'ng acres more or1 less, bounded on ttP? north by Mrs. Mary Summers,-rast by Th%d. C. Andrews, south by estate D. A. F. &waimtr? and the Home y Mrs. Mary Summers garet Summers' 1 r.-ict. perty uf Williapa Suui ?111? I). Cleukley, Ex'r a ead tract, and w knit known as Levied oil as tn iuers af, the sui U E. Cooner: 1 . ? ALSO One tract of lat??< containing ??acres more or Use, situate and ly>r.g on Four Hole Swamp, in the County of Oraiigrburg. Lev ied" in as the property of George M. IbintUr at the suit of John J. iluugeipiller, Adm'r. ALSO, Ona trajet ef. land containing ps acres, more or less, situated in Edict o Fork, and bounded on the north by estate M. Friday, east by estate F. Huffman and south aud west by Dr. Finn. Lovied on as the property of John L. Joiner at tLc suit of John R. Mil- ! hous. ALSO . < ne tract of land containing -1(H) acrea more or lcaa, bounded by lands of Henry Strock. Way's old place. Dnvid Jones and Wellie ham p. Leviraten as*, the property of David J. Clayton at tke suit af J. A. Parier, J. H. Felder, at. als Ex'rs. ALSO One other tract containing 8.^0 acres more or less, bounded by lands of Miaa Wiles, Ga briel Strock, Eilick ltouck, George Ulmerand Dr. Baxter. Levied od as the property of1 David ]..Clayton sjt th* suit of J. A. Parier, 1 H. Felder, et. el. Si n. ALSO One' tree! of land containing -? acres moreorlesa, situated In St. Matthens. Lev ied on as the property of J. E. L. Amacker at the seit of Clarke k Coffer. ALSO One tract of land containing - acres more or leas, being the Real Estate whereof Silas Griffin died, "seixed and possessed. Levied en in the ease of Francis J. Pelxer n' d Francis S. Rodgers (survivors) vs James F. Griffin, Adm'r. ALSO Two lots in Totaesn with the improvements thereon. Levied "on as the property of H. 8. Thomson at the suit <f B.C. McMaker, Adm'r, (for another.) ALSO j All that tract of land in the Town of Or aageburg, with the improvements thereon, containing- I2.r> aeres inbre or leas, bounded ou the cast by w. T. MoKcwn and the Five Notch Ryad, on. the south by Harpin Rigga, on the weal by the Charleston Road, and 011 tke north by W-N; Soovill, T. w. Ulov.er, T. A. Jeffords and others. Levied on as the property of John. C Rewe at the suit of L>. R. Bartod. ALSO One tract of land containing 240 acres more or less, situate In Ediato Fork. on. Dean Swamp, bounded on the aoutu and ease by Joseph C. Fanning, ou the oast by Jno. C. fanning, and 0.1 the west by Dean Swamp. Levied on as the* property of John F. Phil lips at toe seit of James W. Johnson. Adm'r. . ALSO, One traer Sf land containing 414 acres more or lees, sitnate in Edisto Fork, bounded on the north by 06 Road, east by B. Abies, seuth by E. Pool and west by J. Williams. Levied oa ae tba property of Eldridge Gun ter et the suit o? James W. Johnson, Adm'r. AL80, One tract of land containing 187 acres more or less, situate in Ed ist o Fork, hounded oa tit* north b> J. Garvin, east by w Oaxvin, south.by Mrs. Johnson and west by E. Gutv 'fer. Levied on as. the property of Burke , A<bJeofajthe suit of, James vL. Jobn?on, Ada*'*. Sherifs Ofliss, ) II. R1G08, OrangebnrgC. H., 8. C.? V S.O. C. Mar. 10, 18b?. > rear 12 id _lJ_1* ? m ? . rtM9 aWMT. - Two DcmIruble -X?^J?iQftl^l?o<?i0,u, BES1DENCBS, oho on Brought on Afreetand one on Amelia Street. Apply to JAM KS BROWNE. . 8. C, on Monday the 4th of April, next, during the usual hours of sale. ? All that plantation er tract of land, con taining 180? ncres more or less, situate In ! Si."Matihewe, Oranger>urK County, bounded en The North by Km ate of James VV. Branden burg end Dr. A. R. Taber, on the Kam by Dr. A. H. Tabor, on tk* Weet by Dr. A. R. Teber and ft. % Derby, ion t-fceBfulh by Cbriataia aat*..XJA.ta^Jt,.r. p. iarif/and Estate of Jamea W. Brandenburg. /*Teipa.?"One-third cash, aad the balance on a errdit of one and two ycara, purchaser to give bond for said credit portion, bearing interest fronf day df aal?, payable annually, add secured by a mortgage of the premises, with a covenant for re-aale on a breach of the .condition of said bond, and also to pay for papers and stamps. ^oa^laeMr s> ..-< AL80 -* ^QsM?OJaRUKG--In JEqujtt. T. D. Y. Jamison, Com'r "1 (for Another,) In the - Rufus C. Halley, Ex'r Circuit Court. t,el. al. I By virtue of an order of *ale mad* in this case by the said Court, I will at Orange burg, S.-f., on Monday the 41 Jay of April, neat, during the usual hours of sale. All that undivided moiety of fhat tract of lead oontatnlng 70 acres, situate on Good land Swamp, in (be County of Orangeburg .tnd Slut" aforesaid, with the Mil! Seat and Appurtenances, ' known ea ' Taarpey Mill, beitig the moiety thereof, of which the late Urbane E. Jefcvat died seised and possessed. Terms?One-half cash., the balance ic 12 niontha, with bond and interest papable an ually secured by mortgage of the property, containing a covenant for resale on breach Of <ths condition of tbt bend, purchaser to pay for papers and siampe. ALSO ORA3GEIJURG?In Probat s. Thad. C. Andrews, 1 Judge of Probate and 1 .successor.to la the G. D. Kein, Ordinary. \ .1 vs. I Circuit Court. " Jacob Pogle Adm'r, I ?t. al. j By virtue of order of sale made ? in this case by the said Court, f will sell at Orange* bnrg 8. C. on Monday, the 4th day of April? next, during the legal hours of sale: \. Aii thai iract or parcel of L?nd situate on both aides of Hotnvan Bridge RoW, in the County of Oratigeburg end State aforesaid, containing 17o acres more or less, and bounded by lands of C Cooper, Washington Robinson. Benjamin Bars, George Piokersl rwid John Kickenbaker. 2. All that or parcel of Land situate on the Hotruan Bridge Hoed in the County end State aforesaid, containing I'JO acres more or lets, and .bounded by lands of J . J. Salley, David Jamison, Daniel Kennerly. George 8. Blnnioker, Jacaei Cherry, Eeau Bolton end ? Rachel Robinson. 8. All that tract ar parcel wf La a I situate on Robert Swampfin the County and Stete aforesaid, coutaiimig ?O acres hi ore or less, aad bounded by lands of David Williamson, Porter Pearson," WiUUm Cherry aad Derril Tirandmburg. Terms?One-half cash, the balance an ? crwii ?i* iwrne Alum no, brariag iaivrevi troin day of sale, with bond and mortgage, aad covenant for resale? on breecb of cobdl per? and stamps. r AUK? OR A NGKllU RG?I? Eqciti-. Thad. C. Andrews. Jodge of Ps obese \ **? \ 8. B. Sawyer, el. al. J Under order in this case. I will sell on the 4th day of April next, for one-third cash, balance in J2 mouths, secured by bond and mortgage, or with (ho privilege of paying ell cash. One tract of land eontaining f>00 acre* more or less, bounded by lands of B. Tyler, P.* 8. Hatto, Soatb Ldisto River and Ian Us of S. ?. Sawyer. ALSO OKANGEBUKG?In Equity. Mery R. Gibson 1 Bill te vs. > Foreclose Thea. 1). Asson, J .Morlgage. By virtue of an erder of sale made in tnfs ease, by the Hoe. R. B. Carpenter, Judge of the First Circuit, 1 will sell el Orangeburg C. H... 8. C, on Monday the 4th day of April next. All that plantation or tract of land situate in the County of Orangeburg, in said State, containing I'.mi acres More or leas, bounded binds of John Brows, Cephas Rutland, VT. L. W. Riley and Jaeek Martin. Terms cash. ALSO IN THE COURT t?F PttOBATE. ' In matter Real Estate ) Dedriech Klepping dee'd. / By virtue of an order of sal* from (he Hon. Judge of I'robale, of Charleston County, made in the above slated case. I will sail at Orangeburg C. If.', on Monday the 4th day of AprfTnext, at tbe usual hours of sale All that Lot or parcel of Laad in I ho Town of Orangeburg, with the buildings and improvements ihoreen. measuring and eontaining on 'Main street, 84 feel and run ning baok 136 fael, and measuring on the rear 4ii feel, bounding on the nertb and east by lands of Cephas Whittemoee, south by Main or Kussel! street, and west by land of John Patterson and the Presbyterian Church. Terms cash?the purchaser also paying in addition to sum, the expenses of the Probate Conn. Conveyance, .Stamps and Sheriff's Costa on saie. ALSO. ORANGFHVRG COUNTY. In Probate Cox;rt. By decretal orders from the Hon. Probate Court, for Orangebnrg County. I will sell on KaWaduy in April n?at? the following Real Estate belonging to the Estate of Nathaniel P. Cain, deceased. Tree* No. I. Containing-aeeca more or lees. Tract No. 2. Containing -acres more or less. Tract No. S. Containing- acr;s more or less. Further particulars given aad Plats ex hibited en day of vale. Terms?One-third cash, balance in one and two years, purchasers (o give bond and men. gags, and pay for papers and ?lamps. Sheriffs Office, ) H. R100S. Orangebnrg C. II., B.C., V 8. O. C. , , Mar. 10, 1800. > mar 12 to TYreuatam ( hester WM? F%? Pure Blood Short Hoca, (Durham.) Davon, Aldemey and Ayrshire Calves, Me? ino, Southdown and* Cbtswold* Shrrn..Cash mere Goats, 1 rapcrted Suffolk, Essex, Berk shire end Scfton Pigs and all Choice Breed* of Poultry for sett. Band for CIrealere aad Priesa Addrsee <* 4 , N. P. DOVER A Co., Parktsburg, Chester Co., Ps. Jan ? tax lignee's Sale. ie District Court of the Ungj the District of 8outh Cr :KRUPTCV- In the matter of LiTixesTOB, Denkrupt ex parts aviaosTO*, Assignee, ly virtue of ee order of ssls froVFJke^ Honorable, the District Court of the United Stetes, for the Distriet of South Ceroline, I will sell at public suction st Orangeburg C R. on Mender the 4th day of April next, et the usual bouro of sale. All the Right, Title end Interest of Frede rick Livingston, Bankrupt, in all that planta tion er treat-nf land, lying on the north aide of North Kolist o River, on the road to Colum bia from Barnwell C. H., crossing at Jones' Bridge, Orangeburg County, containing 700 .acres more or leas, (bounded now or former ly) by lande, of Frederick Livingston. Sr., Frederick ? Livingston, Jr., liarnett Living-, ston aad North Edislo River. Terms.?One-half cash, the balance in one year, secured by bend with interest from dele, payable annually, aad a mortgage of .the, | premises, with covenant for reaulo on bce&Cf of bond, purohascrs nayin| /or pep^anh ALSO * At the residence of Frederick Livingston, in Orangeburk County, I will sell'at puhjic auction on Thursday, the'. 24th inst., at 11 o'clock A. M., the personal property" of] Frederick Livington, Bankrupt, consisting | Of 1 Cow, 1 Yearling, ? Sheep and Lambs, 1 Boggy, 1 Log Cart, Chain and Stretchers, j 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 Repe, 1 Double aad Single Barrel FVV DIBBLE. Assignee, E rider ick- Livingston," Bankrupt, mar 12 td HORSES! MULES!! I wilt be at Orangebnrg C. 11., on the first Mond ay in March with a fine lot of Horses and Mules for sale. Persons desiring at eck will give me a call. feb28i-tt F. M.'BAMBERG. Office Comity Ctomiiiis?loiiers ORANOEBURG. 8. C, .>.>.' MSaen 2d*! lgTOJf Notice is hereby given that PROPOSALS will be received at this Office, in Orangeburg, 8. C, from now until the IHtbday of March, 1870, for BUILDING A ROW OF OFFICES en Court House Square. Plan and Specifi cations of the Building to be secu- at this Office. ByjericrJaf the, Board; ! 7 \1\ WM. N. MOCNT. Chairman. C. S. BULL, C. B. O. O. mar? T ? * ^ J?ftl I : '* r O IL? I> CAROLINA BITTERS. A DELIflHTI-^LTONir. We take great pies surf in Offering the ourc te the pttMic. They are compound* d wl.fi great care, and contain some of the best Ton ics in the fhartuacopie. As evidence- nf the superiority eC eavr BATTERS over all others, ws have certificates from nanny'of the lead ing physicians in our State, who have pre scribed them in ?heir ppec.ice- Tlie OsLD CAROLINA B1TTKRS Will be found invaluable for W?n*of A^KV H\ . fJitA General Debility, Chills and Fev*r. Sud Dyspepsia. , We do not offer ewr BITTERS as a care for all diseases, but as an Aromatic Tonic, they have no equal. For .sale by Diuggista and Greens* every where Principal Depot, GOODRICH, WfNEMAN k CO., Importers et* Cbcioe Drug* end Chemi cals, Charleston, 8. C. mat 6 ly TSSTAUG CA8E8. THE VNDERSIGNED HAS ON nAND all of the various Sixes of the above Cases, which can be furnished immediately on ap plication. Also manufactures WOOD COFFINS as usual, and at the shortest notice. Apply to H. R1GGS, mar 6?Orn Carriage Manufacturer. IN THK COURT OF PKOBATK. WnxnxAi, George BeJieer hatlv applied to me for letters of Administration on the Es tate of Cntherine Slroman, late o( Orangebuog ] County, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all aed 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 at Orangeburg on tho l?th day of March, WO^nt 10 o'clock A. M. to show cause If any,"frt?y the said Ad ministration should not he granted. Given under ray hand and the Seal of the Court, thia let day of March, A. D. 1S70< and in the ninoty-iourta year of American Independence. TB AD. C. ANDREWS. mar-JS?2l Judge off Prebate. CABINET MAKER. AND V N D E R TAKER, WK AIKEN BULL Having opewed a Cabinet Shoo in she rear of the Baptist Caasen* la prepared to attend te all bu?ices in bis line, and respectfully offers bis cervices to the people of Orange burg and vicinity. "fob 1? ?a TING FIRST CLASS Y YEARS Experience Ter ray services to the I Conch Pointer. All gire satisfaction. Or te Office, or Store of will be promtly et feb26?tf JAMES A. WILLIAMS. HUNTER'S owt Photograph GaUeryr^ , . ORANOEB.l>^lc(;]?4^;jkjQ^ IjfOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN 'WkTU3 S on the 12Ui dey of March, 1870, L. O. abinet will eppjy for Letters of P'^MeJ a* Surviving Administrator of the BetaW'ta*1*' II L. Robinson.' qSSaVooaJj ijj^Tgwa fob 12?It Judge of Probate. m%?;?- ?!-1?? *>n W /.My. * Spring and Summer Iniporiaiioii ? T 187C . oiru*3&n*a. 10 ??'t*? ?IBBO?8, ^ MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.. ABMST?ON?TcATER k V*g^n(f, Importers and Jobbern of Bonnet, Trim ng and Velvet Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Sat. s and V el tots, Blonds, Nette. Crapee, I Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Straw \ " j BoniietM aad Ladies' Hats, Trimmed and T/Sfc. _ ; trimm od. Shaker Hoods, &c. 287 and 23'J Baltimore Street. BALTIMORE, MB. Offer tbe largest Stock to bo found in (bis ? Country, and unequalled in choice und varie- ? ty and cheapness, comprising tin latest ^ Parisian novelties. ?(- ?i A *)t Orders solicited, and prompt attention I given. ? ' H'**w * ^<?a^f4alarg?sBi feb 12 I las: mi ins NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AND i*-6en? s. >?> OFFERING LOW _* 'j **** fob i .r'' *rSi ^ F, E. SALINAS, BAMBERG A*i> GRs?I?M-Vlffr''W dec IS : H78J1? 1 ./ ?W Notice of DisniissaL ?f^ToTICK tS IIK^B^T OIV*BS1 THlfifjif i> the 2*J? ttaJta^rVwcb. Wj^tgjiL . tile my r'inui Account* with the Honorable T. C. Andrews. Judge of Probate, and eat* for Letters of Dismissal as GfeardHtn of Me- - ria V. Jel'oviit. formerly Maris V. Liviiigstee, now wife ad Henry W. Jefcou?, and John at. Livings! ova. B. F. POU. feb 2C?ft ? 4'> 2 TO sf 'if ftuardiaaw ItUUUU UJ. JL/J-DJUl-LOOCH.. WrtrTICE IS IIEHKBY HIVESTHAT ON* L\ the ?*rh day uf Starch; 1*70. I will Bio.my Fitoet Accounts wvtft^ll.u Honorable 1 ij. Vjvlrys?s. Judip- ot Trobito. anJ..sk ?r Letter? of Iiuuiii'imL a. IffknllllJ Ii? JrWllMaSU Mnrphey. \\. F. BARTON. Kotice of Dimssai. / "T^oTl^E. 1S.UKRRVV GIVEN-TIsAT I will, mibe -2\m iU; of March. 1*70, tile n?>Jsnai..aevi>ui?i with tl?o Honorable Judge of Probate for Oranjrc'wnrp t'ounty/na" Admiat*ratrix of ih* Estate ?f ShelreeA w'altx decensed, am? ask for Letters of Dia uiissal-J 4 nrr r J?L,f^J?HMof? ? ? >? feb 20?4t s'id. ??leMatf H. r-""iws. K /J?>j|,'vTTA-"" Notice of Dismissals TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Off J,]\ the 21st day of March next, I wilt* ale any Final Accounts with the Hon. T. C Andrews, Judge of Probate, and ask for letters of Iriswiss?l as Kxeciitor of tbe Ba tate of Arthur Reid, Becoased. ?' as ViX, 2T?H J. V. Kr'lD, Kxecoter, . ?.^iaaia s *gAjy? Oiangebmrg-Iii Equity. BiR for Marshalling Asset.-*, Injunction' Accoufnt ' and' Relief. Asbury K. Durham, et. ux. vs. ? WiBiem. A. McGrew, Admrr, e?. al. By virtue of st? order made iu thi--* the Creditors of the late Dorcas MaQvrw,' He-' ceased, are hereby notified that they ave re quired to present *i|d prove their respective ileman ds before CnarB# 8. Glfoefr, B*q.^ Special Referee al Orangeburg. S. C- on or before lb* flrst day of April ncxt> or ttay/ will be deanjrved payment. Clerk's Otboe. ) ?BOROB ? tOtlVERJ O rangebnrg. S. C. I ' XT C,T? Febx 1?, 1870. J fob 12 td- ? -s^*+-? st sa 41 The State of South Carolina. Ur.vnukhuru J-In I^qi.itv. John D. D. Fairoy, Burns D. Myers, Ex or. . si t a a 1 Bill for Injunetlbav to aet aside irregular proced Ings. to marrlvall sasattavatswl for of E. J. W. My ore, et al J Relief It appearing to my satisfaction that sarafc Pulman, and-Pultuan, her husband, EHr ebeth llollj end - Holly, her husband, four of the Defendants to said RHU are abaeM from, and reside beyond ?he liniite of thfe Slate, on motion of Messrs. Itlar & Dibble, Solicitors for Complainant, It is ordv-redr. tiles'lb* eakf Defradsnts do teppeSfe, ancS plead, answer or demur to said Bill within* forty days from this date, or an order pre* confeWwill be gesmterl ?getost, tJeenv.. - Clerk's Office. ) GBO. BOL1VER, Orangeburg, 8. C, } C. C. P. Feb. 24, 1870. J I feb 2* Just Received ut i>r. oLivEnoii* ERKS4I GARDEN SF.EDS ? SUCH Afi Onion Sets. Cabbage, Tnnnij?, lUddiah^ I, Beans. Carrot, Celery, ColleadstCoanv Cucmber. Erg Plant, Kohl Habt, beokv, Let tuce, Minwnrd. Gkre, Psrsley, Parenipe, Pep per. Salsify. Quash. Spiiiaeh, Tomato, Sic. Dr. Ot.IV ROS respectfully calls the at tention of the 1**l>v?tftlMt#VARIED> aasb WkLL SELECTLD Stock of MEDICINES, eV<>* he -?rranis pnrw end r?HaHla. Bis Ibiig experience in the dispensing-aadj compounding of Medieiaes warrants him. in saying that all those of bin own mau*.if*riure> are guarrenteed pure in every pn>Oculftr. E. J. OLtVERGBf M. 1* jan 6 Druggist and Pl^AACfUtiti;