The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 12, 1870, Image 8
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SATURDAY, MARCH 1B4 iB7v ;
TBS ORANGEBURG NEWS IS
HE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED
IN ORANGEBURG COUNTY^ AND
PAY0 WEEKLY VISITS TO
EVERY HOUSE AND HAMLET
IN TOTkOUNTY.
?bV Correspondents most bear in
aaind that in no case will we publish a
eommnnication unleas the name of ike
Writer accompany it.
SPECIAL.?All luegnl Adwcr
T (SEM BN TS must be PAID FOR iN
VANCE, unless the OFFICERS from
whan It com-s will hold himself RESPONSI
BLE for it.
set If tf
To change Contract Advertisements
aotieo roust be given on Tuesday'morn
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OXAMOKBURQ News.?Orangeburg,
8. C, reocutly sold to Messrs. C H |
BALL A Co. The long ezperienoe and '
ability of Mr. Hall, even were he not
aupported by so strong a Co., would ren
der him sure of keeping up the standard
of excellence of the'News. We trust
the new firm may win even greater
standing and more substantial encourage
ment than the News did under tho con
trol of friend Dibulk. We throw the
old shoe of good luck after them.?From
f&* Typographical Journal, published by
Jftssrs. Walker, Evans tb CogsireU.
HALE DAT.?On Mouthy last quite
a business crowd trns in town. There
Was a good representation of capitalists
and land sold well. Property around
Oraegsburg is certaiuly, advancing in
value. Thia is the truest sign of comiug
prosperity. Despite all drawbacks sod
difficulties Orangeburg is rapidly attain
ing the; position of the first inland town
of the Stato.
Property waa sold as follows :
Lands of Th"*, A. Aseun, 196 acres
purchased by CJ. B. Huito, for 8480.
trends of Win. Witiniugltnin, 120
aeres, purchased by 8. Dibble for $900.
'Landauf J. A. K. Holuian, 150 acres,
^purchased by C G. Inahinet fur $210
?Lauds of Estate J. 1). Collier 422
'Brrwa, purchased by T. G. Shulor, fur
tLot arrf^wotlin- in Qraiigeburg,' rcsi
'Oettee'Oftho late h. >l). Olask, purchased
n>r -a mmWin.*l. JAadl Sue S?fiB.
-L**itbuif->). iR. 'R trton sold as follows:
TraCt.?, -?>i\* noses, ipurehased by Dr.
VC. 8. Murray for $000.
Tract 2, 2461 acroa, .purchased by Dr.
"W. S. .Murray lor 83000*.
Trftet 3. 494 aoros. purchased by Dr.
"W..8. Manaury .fur $??0.
TJrwct4,130 acr?m, purcheaed by Goo.
Uoliver for 81600.
Tract 5, 120 acres, purchased by
T, <C. Andrews fur 81575.
.AH of the :Fire Companies of Arrange I
^bttrg were >emt<ou Weduesday afternoon,
fleet for .pauste and practice The Elliotts
jperfermeu ?nemo wonderful bidder per
?farmanoea.
Tmt TlI-KHPIAN CORPS.?Our adver
tIsing cabmens announce the First !?u-;
itesrtarnmer/t <&C ?bis Amateur Dramatic
?and Musical Society to take tVlaoe at
Stacker's Hall <ew Tb era day evening
saext, Uth iust. -
Tbis Oowpany baue <di*p1ayod eworgy::
srau spirit m fixing up their stage and
scenic effects ; and have been rehearsing
?diligently for this their deuat.
We would bespeak for them a large
etudienoe, aad uo encouraging receptiou
<G?jmm'-8 Nkw Family Physician,
Oatains W0 illustrations. Hundredth
?edition, 1218 Royal octavo pages forming
?e very complete bouse bold guide with
plain treatise on the various disease* of
taten, women and <chi)drea.
The work is wary popular and his
Agents sold over two hundred copies
in the City of Charleston. Mapy of the
names ?ea the list sre familiar to us.
We have examined the work and ap
tprove of it, ean recommend that eaoh of
our subscribers tako a oopy and believe
it will be -a great benefit to the people
generally. Chas. K. Smith is acting
general Agent for the work and will call
upon the citizens hero. Give it a care
fnl examination and judge for yourselves.
A few Agents wanted to ?aavaae in the
??unirw.
T. K. Sasfortas recntly appointed
County Treasurer Face -J no. D. Mount
removed, has some At (beaky witb the
County Commissun. rs about bis bond.
Ik may end in a mandamus, but will
baldly save as from paying ioxc*.
quit* ?0 ugvs*dWe mp?m% nwu,
4S?Tf bad so many entail hum-bug? inflic
?d op V frbat getting tired oft*.
Gradri^M o?rttt?*tf tjp8t* ?bing of
it* kind that has visited Oraugeburg
aiuce the war. It performed in the aflyr
noop fad at J>igb%| Itagntimca to Urge,
and delighted audiences. We know a,
good thing when we eee it, and no
body here disagrees with us to praising
: this exhibition. The Proprietors aad
Managers- were pleasant and courteous
gentlemen.
CUAttLBHTON AoUCUbTUKAL AND
Mechanical Association.? At the
last meeting of the County Agricultural
Society, the following 'gentlemen were
appointed to attend at the re-organisa
tion of thia Society to be held in Char
leston during the month of May :
Capt. Murray Robinson, Col. Paul S.
Felder, Dr. J. H. O'Cain, Col. A. P.
A maker, Capt. John L. M oarer.
Tbe Governor has appointed Simeon
Corley, Commissioner of Agricultural
Statisticts, vice Henry Spar nick remov- ]
ed.
He has also commuted tbe sentence
of the younger Nixob, recently seatene-1
ed in Charleston to be executed for
murder, to imprisonment for life, in the
penitentiary. The elder Nixon will suf
fer the ?*trwma penalty of tbe law.
* ??>?*?^w^?? ?
The cotton crop of 1869 was three
million bales. At 25 cents per pound it
is equal to a crop 'of six million bslea
before tbe war. Its entire value allow
ing 460 pounds to the bale is $::45,000,
000.
The Governor will leave for New York
on Saturday, on business connected with
th; Ezeoutive Department.
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The Charleston Daily Afcies, baa been
giving pen and ink sketches of the mem
bers of our Legislature. It speaks thus
of Mr. F. Me Mars, member from Orecge
burg: j
"Francis ItaMare is one of the enost
respectable Radical represent!vre \u the
House, end appeared to be thoroughly
disgusted with the company he was in.
is postmaster at the county seat.
There is a startling rumor in Paris
that Napoleon Is dead and thai a fceguJ
emperor has been presiding st tbe TuiL
I lories for screval mouths.
Stewart and Claftin," the kings of
New York dry goods" have reduced
their prices in* view of the approach of
specie payments. This is 'the fereruneri
ef what must follow with all dealers, in
all com mod ikes over the country.
The New York Herald ef Twesdaj
says i ''The State agent ef Sow* Caroli
na advertises 9a anatWn ?oolaroa ?bat be
will pay the .April interest oa tbe stew
bonds in ?ein at bis dance ea ?Jbia ?otty.
Cador* wtoetft law authorizing a sheb
| tag feed about a million dollars of the
State debt will be redeemed that year,
the State treasurer -having at hia dispo
sal for that perposo <2,3$4;000 ?sf real
estate, located principally in tbe City
of Charier toe."
It wua4d -seem, from tbe telegrams and i
paragraphs in oar exchauges, that the
resumption of specie payments, so to
> peak, te becoming quite prevalent among
the retail dealers in various parts of the
country.
The snow storm which commenced on
Sunday last cover* d an area extending
irom the latitudes of North Carolina
into the New Dominion, and from the
Rocky Mountains th the Atlantio sea
board.
a he farmers of Bcxur snd adjoining
counties, Texas, arc introducing Mexi
can peons tot the cultivation of cotton.
The result ef tbe New Hampshire
election on Tuesday, shows a Republican
loss of 1800 voters.
A barrel of flour sent from New York
to Omaha at tbe rate per ounce charged
for mail matter would cost $240.
A Texas paper says that Mr. Reagan,
formerly Confederate States Postmaster
General, is now a Kadi cel.
Tho Cleveland Leader makes the
following obeore;?:3S, that "Esch new
year is a mill stone ia life's journey."
Tbe Pesident has promised t9 send
ten thoueiMrd soldiers te Utah, if Mr.
Callom'a atrttpony^asnj ball passes Con
gress.
Cholera is raging ia its worst fotm st
Moscow. la some cases aespie have
boon attacked while walking ia tbe
street, and havo died almost as aud
dcr.lj as if shot through the heart.
?e> wtttld ?f?r ?a? ?ttHfw hf 1
Aa?niooUto4 lSm ftMnWffrfBfe**!
has reue** Vj^r^rVvItJ,^
valuable fertiliser, which we ?an safe
lj Teoossme-nd to our plcotcrs, hav I
iog the fWli eb^oraement of Ute greut |
Georgia Cotton planter and ? tutpettoitUr
ter Dr. B. M. Pcndleton of Sparta, Geo
See What he says in the December -'No. J
of th Southern Cultivator, page 881.
Our of 15 commercial fertilizers, all pj |
then* pot down at the rate of $10 per
acre, it was tlio aftoood best, fAytOg W.
per eent, whereas Peruvian Gnano pshfl
ouly 56 per coot and Rhodes only 89 per
cent. We have also m number of eertifi- j
oates from Planters of our oWn State and
County, who M% ueW ft before, *m4]
the Agents are prepared to furnish cer
tificates from all para of the Bomhcrn
States upon application to them.
Give it a trial and be convinced.
jam 8 u*3.
The Presbyterians of the United States
are said to have more missionaries in
Chins than sny other denomination.
Consignees per South Carolina Ball
read Bemaining in the Depot to. |
Date.
M. Livings*on. J. P. Bonnett, Dr. B. It.
Knetts. W. H. Hughes. Dr. F. W. Voght, W.
J. Snider. J. 8. Rows, W. A. J. Sistrunk, O.
B. Blnnaker. J. B. Johnson, R. W. Bates, J.
H. Bolten, P. P. Jennings, J. F. Way, D.
Gardner, J. B. Bell, T. B. Sbuler.
in accordance with orders received from
the Superintendent, Storage will hereafter
be charged on Goods remaining in the Depot
for an unreasonable length of time. ,
W. C. MEREDITH, Agent.
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.
Owes or thb Oa.\?o?Bf>aa Nsws,
March 11,^870. *
COTTON?8ales durlag th?. week 60
bales. We quote:
Ordinary...... .Uf?JlG
Low MiddUng.18
Middling.......19|
Ronen Ricai.-SI 16 per ouskel.
Coua.m.$1.20 per bushel.
Cow Pa a s...$1.25 per bushel.
Pisnsns.....$1.00 per bushel.
GOLD.. 12
81LVBR.06
CHARLESTON MARKET.
Charleston, Fmuav Mousing,
March 11, 1870.
-Ordinary. *.17(?
C^d Crdi^r:- -101/A
Low Middling'.20" (*i
Middling._.20J(g>
J-ATKST QUOTATIONS
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
ts
CHARLESTON, 8. C
I Corrected WuHg, by A. C. KAUFMAX,
Broken, 3Jm, 35 Broad Street.
March 11, 1870.
Stats SacctsmtM?South Carotin*, eld,
I ?5 (S, ; do new, ?<3;7ti; do, rcgtaCd steok,
exint7G@ ;
City Bacoamas?Augusta, Qe?, Beads,
t84 ; Charleston, 8. C. 8toek, (ex qr intj
67.; de. Fire Loan Bonds, ?76; Co
I Qumbia, 8. C. Bonds, ?70.
RarxsioAD Bonds?Blue Ridge (first mort
ui?) ; Charleston and Savannah,
GO? '-Charlotte, Cdtu*?1)i? and1 Attgasfn,
@90; Cheraw and -Darliagton, (S}80;
Greenville and Columbia, (1st mort) 7G(3) ;
do,\*Seete-guarantee)**^ ; Northeastern,
85 @ ; Savannah and Charleston, (1st
mort) ; do, (State guarantee.) ;
South Caroline, (j>88; do, 76 ; Spartan
burg and Union, 54@
?lAib?OAD Stocks?Charlotte, Columbia
and Aagusta, (3*66; Greenville andColutu
bia, -?<a> ; Northeasters, 7?*; Savannah
and <Aat4eston, -& t*> 1 Booth Carolina,
(whole shares) @44; do, (half de) 22 (.,,
ExcMAsns, Ac?New York Sight, \ off per;
Gold, lll(o>113 ^Silver, tOS^ltOi
isw CABOLtNA BANK bills.
?Bank ef Charleston. (a)
?Bank of Newberty.ll./iJ <5>
Bank of Camdeo.40(ej
Bank of Georgetown.
Bank of South Carolina..... 6
Rank of Cheater. 6
Rank Of Hamburg..... 8
Rank of Stats of 6 C, prior to 1861...40^
Bank of State Of issue 1861 and 18<J2..10feV
?Planters' and Mechanics' Bank of
Charleston... (a\
?People's Bank of Charleston.
?Union Bank of Charleston....
?Southwestern R B Beak of Charles
ton, (aid)... A
?Southwestern R R Bank of Charles
ton, (new)-. (?>
State Bank of Charleston.'...J 8<e>
Farmers' aad Exchange Baak of Char
leston. (?.\
Exchange Bank of Columbia...lOQu
Commercial Baak of Columbia. 2(cn
Merchants' Bank of Cheraw. 3{n.
Planters' Bank of Fatrfield. 8(3}
State of 8 C Bills Receivable.par
City of Charleston Change Bills.par
* Bills marked thus(*) are being redeemed
at the Bank Counters of each,
jaa22 Bm
j-_ul.J4 I. M.BI I 1.,,1
T>ooata fur Furrn?*rw and Stack
f> BRRRDERft,?itouad Volume* .pf tbe
AMaaiOAN Stock Jolhsaj. for 18U8 contain
ing 884 large doubte celumn pages sent post
paid for.1. . . ...?..,$1.50
Bound Volumes of the AwantOAM 8Yoca"MouB
SAt for lS-Uft, -containing 884 pag*s *sat
post paid for.!.$1.60
The Dairy mans' Manual, sent I sjoet ssald
for_,.? ..?.?...?.26ot*.
The H or semens' Manual, seat postseid.25 "
The lieg Breeders' Maaua., "
The ?Sheep Breeders' Masv *l, " " - ?,25 ?
The PoeUry Breeders' Ma nee)' .?25 "
Tare whole Ave Maaaebieeavt feat paid to oae
j address for_._...$1.00
Agents wsated to whoas liberal inducements
will he offered. Ader ess
N. 1?. BOYER d Co , publishers.
Parkeebnrg. Cheater Co.. Pa.
}an ? im
I' ii1 Ml IWSasaeeSSWsV
Wanted! Want
WANTED! II I
" 2,??O C?8TOJIK?S w,jtW ... I
Sufficient GRBFNBACK8 to pay for the
GHEAP ??6t>B j
OFFERED BT
As ho intend to make it a. OBJECT far
1 every oae to bay bis
DBYOOODS,
HARDWARE in every variety
LIQUORS ef the beat Brande and of
elpfcniej beTofe %hey leave store, j atB I
want is a trial. ' ' ' i
ALSO
H?T8, CAPS, SHOES A TRUNKS
Well Assorted. .
I beg leave to say that my LIQUORS are
carefully SELECTED from the best Bouses
by myself, and I fee) confident {a saying that
I have the best in market, and guarantee
them to please every one who will favor wo
with a ?all.
My terms are Caah?Quick 'Sales and I
Small Trotts Is my Motto. j
L T v ' ? t W. t. HjQBTFOOT.
je? 20" 1y July 81
REDUCED PRICES
AT
D. LOUIS'
Comer II tu tail and Market Streets.
ORANGEBURG, 8. C.
Will sell entire Stook of WINTER
GOODS on hand at Cost Prices. Call
soon and get BARGAINS.
CHOLCJjE EAMILY GROCERIES
kept constantly on band.
I D. LOUIS,
At the Corner,
jan 29 mar 13 e ly ?
M. ALBRECHT,
BOOT AND 8BOE MAKER,
OBAXQEBCRG; ft. C,.
T> E8PECTFULLT INFORMS THE C1TI
MjL sens of Orangeburg and Vicinity that
he has opened at his NEW STORE on Rus
sell 8treet. between Messrs. Briggmana A
Co. and MeNamara A Jones, with a complete
Stack ef LEATHER. Ac, and ?' 1
sufficiwtf Workmen to fill all Or ?et entrust
".1 tn Him
Thanking the Public for past patronage,
respectfully aolieiis a continuance of the
same. ISUMS CASH.
feb 5 ?et St tf
FARMERS!
INCREASE TOUR CROPS AND IM- {
prove your Lead, by using
PHOENIX GUANO,
Imported by us direct from the Phoenix
Island?, South Pacific Ocean.'" *
WBIXOX, OIBRS etc CO,'S
MANIPULATED GUANO.
Prepared at Savannah, On., and Charles
ton, S. 0?. which has proved in the aeii tho
best Manure in use.
FOR SALB Bf
WILCOX, orsBs & CO.
HTPOETEES S DEAtEBS ES
GUANOS.
OO BAT 8TREET, 8A VAN NAH, OA.
?4 EAST BAT-ST,, CHARLESTON, 8. C.
?41 BROAD STREET, AUGUST A, GA.
Ah>a, by?_.:., Agent.
We also keep
PURE No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO.
PURE DISSOLVED BONE.
PURE LAND PLASTER.
For further information, address as ?bore
for circular, or subscribe to Southern Agri
culturalist, published by W. C. Macmurpky A
Co., at Augusta and Savannah, Gh., at the
low price of 25c. per annum.
dee 4 tf
PEELER COTTOW SEED.
A fow Bushels of tho above seed, war
ranted Pure and Genuine, grown from Seed
direct from Vicksburg, Miss. For sale by
JOHN D. 8TOCKER,
59 Russell Street,
feb 5?tf Corner of Church.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
80 GOOD HANDS to work en the
PORT ROYAL RAILROAD. Pay $20 per
Month and Rations, also Free Transporta
tion to the Point of Road. Ap?ly 10
A. E. 8IMMONS, Agent,
feb 12?tf Bamberg, 8. C.
t&" TO ALL OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
?-$1,500 to SSOOO per year can be re
alised by energetic and intelligent men, in
aecuring at once an Aokhcv for the Best and
moot Popular BOOKS ever published. This
is a rare opportunity for MAKING MONEY
and doing good. Clergymen, disabled sol
diers, and all others wanting en Agency will
pleusc npply, for further particulars, to
J. C. DERBY.
Southern Publishing Agency,
Cor. Reynold and Jackson St:,., Augusta, (Ja.
T^fffpt of Pit re Breel Faiirjr
JPj . POULTBT FQR HATCHING.
Wo have on hand the largest and best selec
tion ef Fancy Poultry to be found in tha
country. Eggs carefully ho ted and shipped
to eny part of the country. For circulars
and prices address. .V, P. BOYkXM A Co.,
Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa,
jan 29 8m
Silikat? 8e**l.?4PO HwaJae4s
f of Select Cot tea Seed, raised from
iekson's Select Seed. The quality guaran
teed. For sale in quantities to salt purchas
ers. Apply to
JAMES BROWNE,
jan Je- tf At CartmUl 1 Vincr'sShare.
CORNER. R. R. AVENUE AND RU88ELL-ST.
fY'EMtO THE PEOPLE OF OR A NOB BURG COUNTY GROCKBIEH AT RS-s
GIBBON'S X*X WiT?B.Bt ft ' $3 W yr Gallon
t *URB OLD WJI^HlBBEr ? , 2 00 per difteS1 ^ '
OLD BOURBON WHISKEY ? 1 60 per Gellon I
A LARGE LOT OF FLOUR,
BACON AND SALT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
DBY C1001M9. SHOES ANI> HATS*
^ HALT $2.15 per SACK. Uive tie a. cell and see for j ourselves before purehastng
12 JC. JEFFORDS & CO.
id
SPRING IS HERE!
SMING GOODS!!!
CONSISTING OP
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES & GROCER
Hour, Very Low, Powder and Shot, Ac.' ~
AL80
Fresh Fruits of every Description
80LD LOW FOR CASH AT
ef. W. PATTERSON,
mar 5 o ly
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IHAVE JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING A SMALL. LOT
of Spring Calicoes and Dress Guods, which I sun Offering Cheap for Gash..
I'lease give tue a call before purchasing. '
Also the usual assortment of Boots, Shoes Grocerscs, Liquors, &c.
Another lot of those Famous Prize Boxes.
JOHN D. STOCK ER,
59 Rassell Street Corner Church,
mar 5 aug 23 ly
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!!
JOHN DAVIS & CO.
NEW STORE next to TREAD WELL'S HOTEL,
RUSSELL STREET, ORANGEUURG, S. C,
And Respectfully offers to their Friends and the Public Generally, Goods as
(JH EAP as can be purchased from "Any other Man," consisting ef
Dry Goods, Groceries, liquors, Hardware, &c.
Just Received a full assortment of Freeh Irish Potatoes, Onion Setts, and Garden Seed
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE Paid for Couutry Produce.
MR. P. SALVO is with mo and wilt be happy to see hia/Viends and tbe public generally
jaa 29 ly
W. T. M?LLER,
GROCER AND LIQUOR DEALER.
?:o:
SELLS FROM JANUARY 1st, 1870 FOR CASH ONLY.
Keeps a wall Assorted Stock of CHOICE GROCERIES, also DRIED FRUIT,
WHITE BEANS, DUTCH HERRINGS, and PICKLED CUCUM
BERS in Darrel.
Constantly on hand CINCINNATI LAGER, KDINBURG ALE, CABI
NET, WHEAT and WEDDING WHISKEY, FRENCH BRANDY and
HOLLAND GIN. All of the above warranted to be GENUINE.
jao 29 nov 13?ly W. T. MI LLER.
THE BALL IN MOTION.
-:o:
Decline in GOLD is Having its Effect
-:o:
Seeing is Believing, and if yon Wish to Believe
CALL AT
GEO. H. CORNELSON'S STORE,
t
As we for a short time, intend offering for CASH, a LARGE PORTION of
4
OUR STOCK, which, in comparison te tue REAL VALUE, will look as if we with
to GIVE THE GOODS AWAY. Come OFTEN and ceme EVERY DAY,
GEO. H. GORNELSON.
jan 22
cct 3 k
TF YOU WANT ?OOD SFKv
I Potatoes go tu E. EZEKIEL, Sign of t 4
Big Welch.
If yon want good Imported Ale go to E.
F.Z"1?IKL, SigS of *??? lthrW?t?h. .1*?
If yon went good Whi*icey?, uuadultera
ted, go to E. EZEKIEL, st the Sign or the
big Welch.
If you want good Sugars go to E. EZEK
IEL. Sign of the big Watch. '
If y?u went good Coffees go tin K. BZEK
IEL. Sign of the big Watch..
If you want good Syrup and Molasses go
toE. EZEKIEL, Sign'of the biff Watch.
If you went good Chewiug Tobacco go to f
E. EZEKIEL, Sign of the big Watch.
If you waui good Smoking Tobacco go t*
E. EZEKIEL Sign of the hig Watch.
If you waat a good Clock ta depend on Tor ?
Time, go to E. EZEKIEL, Sign of the big
Watch. ... Vj
',' If you want a good Gold Ring Tor yoor
Sweetheart, go to E. EZEKIEL, Sign of the
big Watch.
If you want good Perfumery of all kind*,"
go to E. EZEKIEL, Sign or the big Wateb.
If you waat Rooks and Stationery of all
kinds, go to E EZEKIEL, Sigu of the big
Wateb.
i If you want a food Watob, Gold or Sites r,
go to E. EZEKIEL, Sign or the big Wat. b. .
If you want good Garden ??u> vi m\
kinds, goto B. EZEKIEL, Sigu of the big
Watch.
If you waat to make a big Crop thisyear,
go to E. EZEKIEL. Sign of the big Watob.
and get Murfee's Subsoil Plow, for which be.
Is Agent.
fob 11 o ly
rTr^ GENUINE IMPORTED
NORWAY OATS.
. Sample* SeM Free To Fanner*.
THIROM* TOO to'-Wft-taabeia grown- to Abe
Wj acre. Weighs from 40 to 45 pounda to j
the btuhel.
This Oats has been grown en every variety'
of soil, and in every Stale or the Union, with' |
the most perfect success.
The grain Is ttru lartjt plump and kantfaomt,
htm a remarkable thin husk, and ripens eeretsr .
than the common varieties.
The straw is bright clear, ttout. and not
liable to lodge, is perrectly clear of ratt; and
grows from 4 to 5 feet high. .
We have both the White nnd Black Nor
way, both the same price and.equally pro^
ctive.
We will aead one quart of the above Oats to
any address pott pa<d for.;..$T<f?
Two quarts, poet paid....?....$2.00
One peck sent by express or freight.$3 Ott
Half bushel. 20 pounds.$?.00
One bushel 40 pound*..........$10.00
CAUTION. JJ?y We wish it distinctly un
derstood that this is not a light oate, weigh
ing 28 to 22 lbs. raised in New England, an I
sold uader the name of Norway, but imported
Reed, every bushel guaranteed to weigh 40 ?
lbs., or the money refunded.
Samples of both kinds t'ntfree for a three
cent stamp. Also Circulars and Testimonial*.
Address all orders to: N. P. ROVER A Co.,
Parkteburg, Chester Co., P.
jan 29 1 3m
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ORANGKBURO.
In tlic Court of Probate.
Es Parte )
Thomas Williams, ? Petition for Partition,
et. us. et. al. )
It appearing to my satisfaction that These
ae M. Williams. Lewis Williams and Lav -
rence Williams, three of the Defendants in
this case, reside without the limits of thin
State. On motion of Messrs DeTrcvillc and
S;Strunk for Petitioners, it is ordered : That
that the aaid Thomas M. Williams, Lew la
Williame and Lawrence Williams do, within
forty days from the publication of this order,
appear, plead, answer or d?-mur to aaid pet i- ?
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against tbein. TRAD. r. ANDREWS.
February 2, 1870. Judge of Probate,
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AN ORDINANCE TO DE
TECT ILLICIT TRADING OP REEK
tn me Cur|iuriit? Limit? ?f QraSjj^N?eg Vil
lage, S. C:
8bct:3K 1. That from aiul after the l-'t|S
day of July. ISii'.t, each and every individual
offering BEEF within the Corporate Limits
of Orangeburg Village, either for Barter er
Sale, shall bring with aaid Reef or Beeves,
the Heads in good condition, which II.ad or
Heads shall be taken to the office of the
Clerk of Council, where shall hs kept a Reg
istration Rook fur the purpose of Recordh g
therein, the Flesh Marks, Ear Marks and
other Marks pertaining to identify.
Sec 2. That said Marks and Identities
Pertaining to each Head, as Recorded by the
lerk. shall be primafaria evidence in ques
tion of dispute.
Sac. ?. That each and every in?!ant-e
of wilfully neglect to IreMprt the Marks
of each Beefs Head to the Clevk'* Office,
or shall leave the Corporate Limite
without Reporting the Mark?. Ac. as i is,
Sectios 1st of tlda Ordinance, U prescribed,
shall be eonaidered *\ Violation of ihb? Ordir
aaace. and the party so offending shall, for
each and every oaTeaoo, bo fined in the ?um
of not leas than One (1) Dollar nor mor?
than Twenty (90) Dollar*. %\ the discretion
of tbe Council.
Sec. 4. The Informant of each and every
offence shall he entitled to half the Fines
collected t the other keif to go to the beaetil
of lbs Corporation.
Sao. ft. That all Ordinance* or part of Or
dinances contrary or repugnant tu this is
hereby Repealed.
N. A. Ill 1.1.. Intendant
F.. J. Ouvsio?. Clerk,
july 10 eenj %m