The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, December 17, 1870, Image 10

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iprw* r-r-:-r ?-l. -- _LOO A. X? ._ SATURDAY, DEC. 17, 1870. I Too'Late.?Wo regret exceedingly that our Columbia correspondence ar rived too late tor this issue, aa it contains man/ items of value and importance. We hope our correspondent will mail bis nrtielos sooner hereafter, fur wo are anx ious to give tho publio every ono of bis racy articles. i a?s*> ???? a? a The following appointments, uuidc ut the Conference of the M. ?. Church South, for the coming year, will be of in neres t to our readers : JHranehvllo?l). J. Simmons. OrmngauMrg?F. Auld. JEottern Orange?\V. Carson. Prort?enc??J. C. oiuil, E. J Peuiiig ton. Supernumerary. St. Mit Uwe*?J. W Cridcr. Upper St Matthew??J. E. Watson. Ipper Orange?J. 8. Beasly. The Rev. F. M. Kennedy is Presiding Eldor of this (Hamburg) Circuit. The Gauntlet taken up.?We ssid that "our friend, II. Ensterling, over in the Fork," had gathered from one'nero of ground, two thousand and five hundred pounds seed cotton." We beliered, and so expressod ourselves, that there could not be another instance <>f the kind in the County. Rut we j ?were mistaken. Glnd of it. Our friend J. W. II. Dukes, the never-tiring ami energetic farmer that be is, assure us that from one-eighth of an acre, he gath ered 436 pounds, tit which rate an acre would produce 3,4S0 pounds making three decent bales of aotton. Verily this places Orangeburg, in the way of cotton planting, foremost in the State. Do so again, Mr. Dukes. You can find bo rival. The palm is yours. i ?a - - ? ? ii - lion. J. R. Griiham war; elected Judge of the First Circuit, on last week, lie in a gentleman of an exceedingly pleasing .? ?? - i i?. ..-it ;..._,!. ? UUICtw*, ?ii? V>e j>l c'? ivv. mix ?all* faction to all our people. CaaitiAtii Stior.?Doyle, Wiles & Co , have bought out Mi*. Thomas Hay's eeteblishinent. Carriage making, in all its most approved nnd late*t styles, is rmw carried on by these gcntlouion. They arc well fixed fur the business now, but we are assured that they will not atop adding ou to their Factory, until it shall .compare favorably with any esinb liahment in the interior of the State. This argues well for the enterprise ex hibited, and the progress that is being taade in Orangeburg County. Messrs. D*yle, Wiles A Co., have already made a tremendous outlay; and it was made with an eye solely to the accommodation of the people of our County. Shall they ?ju unrewarded? Shall energy, like theirs, meet with no encouragement! In short, shall one week puss by, before snoh an appreciation of their enterprise is shown, in the way of ordure lor hug fies Ac, that will suggest greater im provements to then, ? We opiue not. Prepare for it, gentle men. The Legislature will adjourn ou Thursday next lor the holidays. As we go to press, beautiful snow flskes are falling. How portentous aud softly', sad, are the clouds ; aud yet, bow cold and bitter is what they yesterday sent forth, to tho houseless few ! Wheu we wcru boys, in the bey day of youth, wc loved such ; hut tbc stern realities of lifo have taught us to love sunshine better. Goods booght for nothing?Shawls, for tho mere taking?Gloves, to . keep the hands warm, for the low price of otic dollar a pair. Aud, indeed, every thiug in the Fancy Dry Goods liuo that ones imagination can conceive of, is to bu bad at the elegant store of Kohu if- Bru's. Their advertisement is a trout. Head it. An organ grinder wan in town yc.ster daj. The man worked the instrument and the ino.ikoy took the luouoy. This has the seeming of a paradox, when taking in connection with tho general cupidity of the human race. Usually j.icn du not desire to share even with fheir follow-incn, in all tho transactions pf jii'e ] but l)i.re was one that did the work, and! a monkey co|leptctl the money fur it. The Daily Republican irf Htrcuuoualy ndvocating a minority Representation*. Nuw wo arc willing to hear, and havo heard, uumurtiieringly many of our ccc tomporary'e new-faDglcd notions, but we find it impossibly to maintain our usual equanimity ou this particular one. Has the Republican carefully cousid? ercd all the cvila which, of a necessity must follow the adopt iou of a minority Representation in South Carolina? If so, we uro at a lot's to uccount fur its prescut attitude. Our friend, W. T., Muller, has ro turned from Charleston. The freshest lager, the choiccat wines, the best Whis key?, tho finest groceries, constating of every article known to that dopnrtment, is the result of his return. Housekeep ers, read what, he announces in auolbcr onlinnn. Don't you wai t a piece or Fulton Market beef? If so, goto Mul len. And, ye thirsty souls?but pshaw ! you know what wc mean, without call ing it ri^bt out. Don't you ? Christmas ih Coming?Tho day on which everj younp man should make a present to his sweetheart, is near at hand. Above all things, remember, this. Your duicinea will lorgct you. will put on n long faee, if you forget to remember bei, with something tasty on Christmas day To your fricufi, \nu should prtseut aoine tok<n, some litrlo retnoinbraiicer of yourself and heart. Are you thiuking of it ? For a small amount, you might eugravc your name upon Lou tablet of some sweet damsc-l'ti memory forever. Juat think ot it ! U> w could mortal man make a bettor investment ? G ?, thou, to our friend, ?zekiel, sign Big Watch,aud procure what you wnut Read his advertisement, though, first. COMMERCIAL. MARKKT REPORTS. Orr tea or tub Oranorbi;bo News, December 1G. 1870. CFTTON?Sales during tho week 225 bales. We quote : Ordinary.11J (5> Low Middling.I2jr?> Middling.13 (jw Km en Rick.41.10 per oushel. 1,'ort.v.$1.10 per bushel. Cow ?BA8.SI.15 par hushed. Pinhkus.$1.2? per bushel. GOLD. 09 81LVKK.05 CHARLESTON MARKET. Charleston, Ffiuat Mob kino, December 10, 1870. Ordinary.1-)? Good Ordiuaiy.iaiU<!) Low Middling.14 Qa Middling.11J(? LATEST UL'OTATIOXS or SO ITH R UN S F.C U RTTIK S, in CHARLESTON, 3. C, Corrected Weekly by A.U.KAUFMAN BAXKEK und BROKER, Ao. 25 Broad Street. December 1 G, 1870. State StCVUITIKS?South Carolina, old, (a)85 ; do new, (?,08 ; do, regist'd stock, ex int (5r,G8 ClTT SKCOBITIBS?Augusta, Ga., Bonds, 780n ; Charleaton, S. C. Stock, (ex qr int) (n.5U; do. Fire Loan bonds, ejjuo; Co lumbia, S. C. Bonds, (3}CO. Railroad Bond*?Bhio Bidge (first mort gage) 00 (m ; Charleston and Savannah, (w)99 : Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, 0685 ; Cheraw and Darlington, (a 82 : Greenville and Columbia. (1st moit) (a8f>; do, (State guarantee) ?66; Northeastern, 87 (<A ; Savannah and Charleston, (1st mort) (?)78 ; do, (State guarantee) 89@ ; .South Carolina, (<?.7-'>; do, 71; Spartan burg and Union, (o)65. Baii.roau Stocks?Charlotte, Columbia and Aiigustu, (3)40; Qreenville and Colum bia, (?.2".; Northeastern, (.j;1o; Savannah and Charleston, (? 81 ; South Carolina, (whole shares) @41; do, (half do) (a, 41 Exchange. Ac?New York Sight, J off par; Gold, ll0(o)I12; Silver, I08@ aOHTII oauoi.ixa bank bills. *Baak of Charleston. (it, ?Bank of Sewberry..40. (a Bank of Cuiudcn.M..8*fm bank of Georgetown. 6(a) Bank of South Carolina. 8(gl Hank of Chester.I0@ Bank ot Ilnmhiirg. 7(?> batik of State of S C, prior t<> 1801...45(a) Bank of State of issue 1881 and 1802..80(a) ?Planter.-.' and .Mechanics' Bank of Charleston. (m ?People's Hank of Charleston. (*) *Union Hank of Charleston.....(?> ?Southwestern B B Hank of Charles ton, (old). (It) ?Southwestern It B bank of Charles ton, (iiciri . (a) St??- H.:;A r?f Charleston. 6(J> Farmers' huh Exchange Hank of Char lesion. 2(m Exchange Bank of Columbia. 7 nr. Commercial Hnnk of Columbia.\(Huf Merchants' Bank of Cheraw. Ontj Planters' Bunk of F?frfic*ld . 6(2 State of S C Bills Receivable.96(2 City of Charleston Change Hills .^<">(a) ? Bills marked thiia(") are being redeem 1 ?t the Hauk Couriers of each. jan 22 3m 1ROTATE NOTICE^?All Per 'j sons having Demands against the Estate of J. II. Kiiplv, deooas.'d, will present them properly uttested on or before the 1st day of January next or payment will be deharred. A. J. RUBLE, Deo l"t, 1870?-J!- _td Adinioiftrat'T. *:?> I .. > .?'... .->m .i-i^ t i i>in??i?m?<i^xM* '" ?? '. <T? Sheriff's Sales. By virtue of sundry writs of ft. fa., to mc direoled I will sell to the hieltest bidder, st Orangeburg Court House, on the first Mouday in Jan. next, for cash, all the right, title and interest of the Defendants in the following property, vis : One tract of land containing 810 sere* more o? less, bounded by lands of Estate of Sam'l Inabinet, Sohn ltiley, A. J. Jackson, Lewis Inabinet and Peter Houeer. Also one othor truct containing 60 acres more or lesa, bouuded by lands of John H. Smoak, Mrs. Mutha Smoak, John Riley and A. N. \V. llartxog. Levied upon as the pro perty of Uilliard K. Uurke. at the suit of David a Mclver. { ALSO On Tuesday after Salesday at the resi dence of Hilliard H. Curke, nbout HO bush els Peas, 120 bushels Corn, If* hushels itioe, 2200 lbs Fodder and 1 bank Slip?. Levied on as the property of Hillard It. Burke nt the suit of David A. Molver. 8 ALSO One tract of land containing 1080 acres mere or less, hounded by lands of , being the rcmaindor of the place on which John W. Dantxler now lives, after deducting his Homestead therefrom. Said lands will he sold In several different trats. Also 7 Mutes u in I 1 Horse. AND Ou Tuesday after Salesday at the resi dence of John W. Dantslcr, about ',10 head Cattic and 2 Wagons. Levied on as the pro perty of John W. Dauttcr at the suit of Mary Ann Crook, Ex'x. j} ALSO One tract of laudeontuining 2200 ncrus more or less, bounded by lands of J. II. P. T?te, Peter Avinjrer, Mrs. Ceorge Thomson, Estate Vauee Tiiomsou and Santee River. Levied on as the property of F. VY. Vogbt nt the Huit of Regin W. Dates, tiuardiau of C. DEull. . \ ALSO Ouo tract of land containing -122 acres more or loss, bounded by lauds ol A. 11. Griffith, Jesse ?tsey, Aileu Shulcr, A. Sucll and Rebecca 'Jollier. Also the remainder of the tract contaio ing 12? acres more or less, hound* d by lands of P. P. Shuler, D. Dantxler, Middletou Dull, Culhoun Shuler C. Shulcr, afier taking tliere from 287 acres including the lluildings, which was sei apart as Homestead for T. Oletin Shulcr. AND On Tuesday attwr Salesday at the rcsi- j denco of T. Glenn .Shuler 2 Korsos, about G j head Cuttle - head Sheep, lot of Hogs, 1 ; Buggy und 1 Carriage. Levied on as the I property of T. Gleun Shulcr in the case en titled T. Glenn Shuler, Adtn'r Estate J. D. W. Collier, against L. D. Myers, ct. al. ? ALSO One Fish Net. Levied on as the property of David Smoke ui the suit of Peter II. SaWo. ALSO Ono tract of land containing 1 ?>0 acres more or less, bounded Stivender, Hilde braud and Sam'1 Ott. Levied on as the pro perty of W. D. Stabler at the suit ol Joseph G'lover. ALSO One tract of land containing OS I acres more or less, bounded by lauds now or late of Dallaco and Jeiso R. Shirer ou Halfway Swauip. Levied ou as the properly of joint H. Sbircral the suit of Thomas Siiarlock. ALSO One tract of land containing 200 acres more or less in Edislo Fork, bounded by D. A. Porter, J. C. Funning. Joseph W. Phil lips ami tract set off as Homestead. Ouo other tract containing 100 acre.- inure or less, bounded east by tract set m Home? stsad, south by Joseph Phillips and Edwin Phillips, west by Chan. J. Stroman. Also Timber on five different tra t of land. Levied ou us the property of Allen Porter at the suit of James U Jones, Endorsee. AND On Tueslay after Salesday at the resi dence of Aden Porter, 2 Yoke. Oxen. 4 head Cows and Calves. 2 Vearlings, 11 boa I Hogs, ? head Sheep mid 2 Timber Carts. Levied ou as the property o:' Allen Porter at the suit o; Juum.1 D. Jones. En lorsce. 6 ALSO One tract ol lalld containing 800 acres more or less, bouuueU north ami cu^t l.y Ann Berry, south by J. i . iiwrry aud * e?i l>y Berry and Euanrus. Levied on as tu? pro perty of K. 0. M. Berry at the ?uu v> John P. Berry, Guardian. A LSG One tract ol land coma.mug 530 acres more or L-as, boumlou iiorth by s:..ie >i j, \V. Roilii mi, sout.1 i.y Uaui?: ltiley, vam ">y Mrs. O. I?. Lii-i.ves and w ..i by airs, ?lotir aiKi Thos. V\ aish, Levied on as Hie prop* r.y of \\m. M. Gutl'ney al the suit ol J. iV. and 0. B. Riley, Adm'rs. This property by consent of Judgment Creditors, will be sold or ouc-kalf caab, bal aaoe on u credit 12 months, secured by hond ?<!i? mortgage, wuh covenant foi rc?ale. A 1.80 One tract of laud containing 170 acres more or less, bounded on uorili by N. 1*. Herlong and Olivia Riley, east by C. A. Stulcy, south by W. M. Gulfuey and David wolle an i west by tract set oil to widow us dower. Also the remain ler in do?or of the i\ido>\ in 152 acres more or ess, bounded on euM by the above tract of 170 acres, south i>y David Wolfe, west by J. M. Horlong and north by N. F. Herlong, Levied on as the properly ol .'.unit) W. Ucdmoud at tbe suit ot J. IV, and i?. ii Riley, Adm is. By consent ol Judgment Creditors, this property will be sohl for one-hab oasu, bal ance on a oredii ?i i2 mouths, ?.cui<d by bond und luortgago, with coveuaiil ol resale. I'urchasers to pa} lor papers and stamps A Lgt? At! dial body ot land, forming part ?>. Dak Viliu. embruciug the House ami Huihliugs, bounded on the north by a New Street, scpa rating it from lands of Adam Smoak, and others. liasi by Market Street, south by n New Street, and weal by Drought on Street. To be sold in parcels, according to a plot in the Sheriff's office. Terms?by oousenl of.ludgment Creditors, all amoiiuis under 1*200, cash ; over $200, the surplus one-halt cash, balauco in oae year,: The House lot and building, one third rash, balance in one and two years. Credit portions tobe secured by inorigatc of the property with covenant of re-sale, in dase of breach of condition of bond; Pur chasers te p..y for p iper and stamps. Levied on as the property of Mrs Eliza beth Browne at the suit of Aloa Gage, As signee. ? Sheriff"a Office, ) H. RIOGS, Orangeburg C. IL, S. C, V S. O. C. December 8, 1870. J dec 10 id \roti(*o.?All I?er?onH HiiViujr Xyi Oemtitids Hgaiust the Estate of W. T. Mc.cwn, deoo**ted, bile of Oraugeburg County, will presont the same properly at tested to Messrs. IZLAII MPRI.E. ,\H'i>\ aevs at I. r.\ 23-- tf t?. ?;. r. . >. . Sheriff's Sales. ORAN?KR?TIU COUNTY, In Common I'm-ah. D?opold Louis, I vs. y Charles 8. BUH, eb ul f * By vlrl?e of au order of talc In this ease, I will sell at Orangeburg, 8. C, on Monday, 2d day January next, during the legal hours nf sale i All that House and Lot in the Village of Orangeburg, on Bussell Street 40 feet, and in depth 00 feet, bonnded on the north by Bussell Street, east by Dr. E. J. Oliveros, south by Trust Estate of TV. B. Bull end n-lfo, snd west by D. Louis. Terms?One-third euch, balance en a or ed it of one and two years, purohasar to give bend for suoh balance secured bv mortgage of the premises with a oovenant for resale in case of breaeh of eeudition of the bond, aad Insuro the Building and assign the Polloy, and to pay for Papere, Stamps and KeeenL lag. I ALSO ORANGKBUR??In Common Pleas Julia A. MoKewn, AJm'i 1 vs. In the Thomas C, Albergottl, ( Circuit Coyrt. et. ux. et. al. j By virtue of an order of sale made in this case by the said Court, 1 will sell at Orange burg, S. C, on Monday the 2d daj of Jauu* ary next, during the usual hours of sale all the Beel Estate of which the late W. T. Me* Ivown died seised, to wit: 1. All that tract of land situate in the Village of Orangcbusg. on the Five Chop Road, containing twelve (12) acrea more or less, bounded by lands of II. biggs and Ba tate W. T. McKewn. being the tract on which the said W. T. McKcwh resided in hia life time. 2. All the remainder in dower in all that lot or parcel of land situated in the Village of Orangeburg, on the Five-Chop Road, con taining lour a lid one-half [41] acres more or less, bounded by lands Ol II. Biggs, Ceo. Boliver, and the tract above mentioned. .'!. All the remainder in dower in all that tract of land situated iu OraugeburgCounty, on botli sides of the Five-Chop ltoad. (said tract will be sold in two parcels, the said ltoad being the dividing line.) containing four hundred alid fifty four [4**4] acres more or less, bounded by lauds of lion. T. W. Olovcr, It. Thtinderburk. it. f. Simmon*. II. biggs, and lands formerly of I). It. Karton, ' and lands of D. W. barton, C. Arant, and . Juieph Cooke. Terms?Ono-half cash, the balance on a j credit of twelve months, purohaaer to give j bond for said credit portion bearing interest j from day of sale, and secured by mortgage J with a covenant for resale ou a breaeh of tiie ; condition of the bond, and also to pay fur papara and stamps. A LSO OANGjfcBURO COUNTY. In the Common I'm*ah. E. t. Clovor, A'dni'r, for another, \ In the vi. v Circuit J. J. Goodwin, et. ux. et. al. j Court. By virtue nf an order of sale mad* in the snid ease, by tltc said Court. 1 will sell at Orangeburg, S. C. on Monday, the 2d day of January next, during ihu usual hours ut ^;.1>:. t!io following land: All that tract of land situated ou Lime stone, containing 2;?4 acres more or leas, boundod northsJ>y lands of Christian Wolfe, Daniel Larey and J II. /.oiglsr mid wawt, and wist >>y lau i? .if J. II Zcigler. Terms-?One-half cash. Pittance in 1 year , secured^ l?y b.V. T and mortgage, with eove \ nant for rtcale ou broach of bond, with in j tcrest from day of sA.e. Purchaser to pay j for papers and stamps. Sheriff's tmice. \ II. BIGOS, Oraugeburg C. If. S. C. I S O. C. December 0, 187U. j dec 10 Id The State of South Carolina, COURT Or COMMON I'LKAS. County c?f Ouanokiu'ro C. A. Staleyj Fl. W. Stalky, M. C Uliner, F. D. Slaley, ami Copy Anna ?'. Culler und L. iln:ie Summons. Culler, Plaintiffs ;? Against I For Belief. J. VCty]ry lloiusr and Bavbel, | Compiaini his wiTe, Dofcn la:i;s. j Served. 7o the Dtftndan : J Wesley llo'.tscr an i ilaoho! Hourser. \rOU A It K IIEBEMY SUMMONHU and required to answer the complaint in tikis action, wht' Ii is filed iu ths oltica of the ;'K-ik of Common Pleas for the said County and to servo a copy of your nuswer 10 the said complaint <>n iho subscribers at their oflico, in Oraugeburg S. (',., within I went j days otter the service hereof, exclusive oi I ho daj ot snob service; and if you tail ta iiiisa'er the complaint within the time aforu I'aiti, the pluiiititf in ihis action will apply to tho Court lor in-, relic! demanded in the com* plaint. Buicd Orangebu gDecember8th IS70. IICTSONS Jfc LEG A RS, IZI.AB A DIBBLE, Plaintiff * Attorneys. I certify that the above Summons is pub lished under an order of the Judge of Pro hale for the County which extends the time for nttswor to mx wucke. 8th December I!"7c. UEOBOE BOLIVER, doe 10?0t C. C. O. C. Notice of Dimissal. VTOT1CE IS IIEBEItV GIVEN THAT I Y\ wilh oniiie lOtlt da of January, 1S7I, nie my final account with the. Honorable Judge of Probate fur Oraugeburg County. h? Administrator of tin- Estates ot J. A. Keitt. au I ask far Letters of Dismissal. P. W. MOUSEB, dec 10- 4t Administrator. Notice of Dismissal. VTOTICJK IS HEBEBY GIVEN THAT ON the JOth day of December next, I will lite my Final Account with the lion. Thad. C Andrews. Judge of Probate, ami ask for I.. tiers of Dismissal a? Administrator of Ja cob A. Danttler, deceased. J. J. I1UNOBRPE?.LEB, nov 20?4t Administrator. JOST OIC STOLEN I i out my j VWo about the 26th Nov. last, hor I'OCKET BOCK containing $11 in Gold, $1.60in Silver and n little Change in Green hacks, also a NOTE against It. o. Sama pay able to the Executors of the F.state of Allen Shuler. deceased. Several paymenta have been made on .he Note. Any person finding or giveing information leading to the reooe eryof said Pocket Hook and Note will ho Liberally Rewarded. All porsons are forewarned from trading for said Notre as payment has been stopp?.i. dec :i?tf IRVIN P. DANTZLF.lt. F O R S A L E two FINE YOUNG MI LLS. Large Size and Well Broken, ? and 7 y cars old. Also a new TWO 1I0HSE n AUON, ciieap for cash. Inquire at GEORGE (I. CORNEL-BON'S, dee 8 ft IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. Oranukburu Co?nty. Robcr? E. F(Witling, ?a. Theodore W. Fanning, K. A. Funning, et. ill. In pursuance to an order to no directed by tho Honor able Tbed. 0. Andrews, Judge ef the Probste Court. I will expose to publie outcry on suleday iu January noxi, the fal lowing tract of land, tit: Une tract of laud containing 90 acres more or less, bounded by lands'of J. W. Fan ning, Willis Lb Fenhing, D. W. Jefgoal and I. f. Von. Tertua eash. Parebssor to pay for papors and stamp*. ALHO IN THE COURT OF PROBATE OttANORHbRrt COCNTT. Jtx gnrtf Albert It. Hunkerpilsr, 1 ts.' ! M Evan Cook, Poter Cook, f l.avinia t.'ook ct. al. J In pursuance to an order to me directed by tbo Honorable Thad C. Andrews Judge of tbo Probate Court, 1 will cxposo to public out cry ou saleday in January next, tbs fodowiug tract of laud : One tract of laud containing I?O acres more or Irss, In Orangeburg County.^bounded by lands of John D. St reman, Caroline Grambling and others. Terms cash. Puruhaeera to pay for pa pers and stamps. A LEO IN TilE COURT OF PROBATE. OltANGBBUKU COUNTY. Margaret Hunkcrpiler } Petition I ts. V for David Wm H unkerpiler, ) Psrtition. j lu pursuance to anordor to mi? directed , by the Honorable ThadC. Andrews Judge of j the probate Court, 1 will expose to public j outcry ousaledry In January next, the fol- | lowing tract of land, vix: All that tract or parcel of laud situate aud lying and being in t he County of Orangedurg and State aforosaid, containing saity acres more or less, and bonnded by lamls of Woeks. George L. Smith, and Swart/ lluu- 1 gcrpelcr. Turin*.?One-half cash, balanooou a credit ef one year, purchaser to giro bond and mortgage, bearing interest from day of sale, payable annually, with a covenant for re sale on a breach ot the condition of said bond, also to pay for papers aud stamps. A LSO IN THE COURT OF PROB.vTE, Oranokuukg County. S. A. Rull, 1 C. D. Dull, i Sale M. k. Rull. < ts. Partition. Estate C. .1. Rull. j In pursuance to an order lomedirrcted by j the Honorable Thad. C. Andrew?, Judge ef | the Probatet.'onrt, I will expose to public | outer? on salri-day iu January next, the fol- i lowing traot of laud, vix: All that Plantation or tract of land lying in the lower part ' n 1 iass**1* ? * Parish, Orangcburg County, containing three hun dred and sixty-one acres, more or less. i bounded by E. Hart. J. Sellers. It. Uanister, i W. Evans,'M. Dantxlcr, and F. VY. Vogt. Terms?One-third cuiih, ths balnnce pay able iu one aud two years, secured by bend and mortgage .rith interest freui day of sale, with covenant fur resale Purchasers to pay for paper, aud stamps. ALSO IN TUE COURT OF PRORATE. OllANG T.UPRtI Co U N T y. T. W. Gleaton, ) ' Tv r 1. mauuel Gleaton et. si. J Ry order of ihe Probate Comi made in this esse. I will -?ll at Orangeburg C. II., on the 1st Monday in Januar? next, for hnlf Cash, t loj balance iu out; year, secured by bond and mortgage of premise?, with oovo nitit foi resale. Purchaser* to pay for pa peis. stamps and reoording; acd to hate the privilege of paying all cash. The following j lands in said County, whioh were uf Absa loiu Hleaton. decease*! : 2. 70 acres, bounded by lauds of Dr. Pon. i iio uns 01 ntou, l.ot I. assigned to .as wid ow and Lot d noM described. * '.'51.1 sere-, bounded by fhomas illeatea ?:.d ?. Morgan's land by Lots 2 *a4 4. 4. 101 acro?. bouiuL-d by the abovs l.ot 8, and by the bot I, assigned te i*e widow and by R, S. Morgan's land. 6. 21 seres, granted Absslom Gleaton ia 1810, al.d l'Ouu b u by bis i-uids and those of Tin 1?1 and Argoe. t? nO.acres, bounded on lauds of Dr. Pbiu, Dan'l Deine. I'eui Fogli and Absalom tiles lon. 7. 20 acres being p*r( of a tracl bought by a. and T. G'tautou from II. McMicbael in In in. an,) which was grained :o N\ m. Hull in 1772, the same being ths hslt nf 40acres, owned in common by T. (ileaton and de ceased. SberilTs OlTiee. ) II. RTGG8, Orangeburg C. H., S. C, [ 8. O. C December ?, 1870. J dec 10 id Sherd's Sales. Ry virtue ol tiiindry writs of fi. fa., ta me ilireuted, and of an order in the Court of Probate, to pay assessments of Power, I will sell at ihe t eun House on the 1m Monday in January, the following properly, letied on as the proporty of Frederick Huffman, dee'd, at the suit of P. F Simmons ami others, to wit : 1. One tracl of Jlflo -icres more or lejis, in Orangeburg County, bounded by lands of Louisa Culciasure, D. Furtick, Lewis flood win, 0. M.-wWhetstonn, IL D. J. Whetstone and-Rile/. 2. ctie of 870 acres more or Icsv in same County, bonnded by lands of Wm, Knotts' Mrs. Redman, Lewis Goodwini (i. W. Whet stone and tract 4 hereafter describcdi ;j. One of 2701 acres more or less, in same County, bounded by lands of G. M. Whet, sinne, Hamborg Pound Jos. Knolls. Lewis Qoodwin and sai 1 tract 4. I . And one other :; net of 112:1} acres more or Ises, in same County, bounded on lands of Wm. Knotts, traits 2 and H, G. M. Whet stone. Ann inabluet, Samuel Clmer, Sarah tStucklaiid and Jane Muck. Ry consent of ihe Jit igaient Creditors, the sale will be for ono-third cash, the balance in two equal Manual instalments, secured by bond with iuterest from dale, payabls nnnu all with a mortgage nf the premises, and a corrnant for resale and collection of the whole amount upon first breach of the hond. Put chassi s to pay for papers, stamps and re cur ling?but with the privilege of paying all cadi. Ef. RIOOS, dec 10?Id S. O. C. Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE LS HEREUV GIVEN Til AT ON the 2thh day of December next I will rile my Tinal Account with the Hon. Thad. C. Andrews, Judge of Probate, and ask for Letters pf Dismissal ns Ad'.iinistrater of the Estate of Oliror Shidrr, deceasod. R L SUTLER, m*. "ft.?D Adminlrlisifir PERSONS wishing to buvn FINE HOUSE or HOUSES, WAOOSS, Ac, can do so LOW DOWN by Applying to MARONEY & SAIN, GENERAL DEALERS IN Quality and Quantity, KEITT BROS. OLD STAND, Ruwiell Street, Orangoburg So. Ca. doc 3 flni RECEIVER'S SALE. OR A NOKBURG COUNTY. In Common Pleas. Yalonliue Pitt ban, ct. al., , In the VB. > Circuit Elisabeth L. F.Uia, et. al. j Court. l?y virtue of an order of aale made in this eaac by the said Court. 1 will ?all at Orange burg, S. C, ou Monday ilia 2d day of Janua ry nost, during the uaual houra of sale : 1. All that tract of laud situated in Orange burgCounty, containgone hundred and forty aiv. ('4tj) acres ntoro or less, and bouudel by lands of J. D. Keilt, J. Q. Waunnoinkcr nud tract No 1. 2." All that lot of land situated in said | County, containing one hundred und thirteen 1113) acres more or lees, bounded by lands , of estate T. J. ?lever? A. U. Andrews and tract No. 1. 2. All that tract of land situate in said County ooittaiuiug one hundred and thirty eiglit tl!)8 acres more or le?s. houu b*<l by lands of T. 11. Leg* re, estate T. J. Ulover A. C. Atidrewaaud tract No. I, purchased by D. Louie. ?4. All that tract of land situate on Hussell Street^ in the Town of Orwn^ebur';, and bounded by lots of j.^isl!. DIKES and J. F. Ixlar Esq. All the above Lands are resold at the risk of the former purchasers, they having failed to comply with the text s ef sale. Terms?One-third cash, and th? balance on a credit of twelve months, purchaser* to give llond for wiid balance, bearing intersst from day of sale, and secured by a mortgage of tho promises, with acovenant for resale ou a breach of the coml'iiou of said bond, and to pay for Papers and Stamps C. 15. GLOVER, Rccoivcr. Orangeburg, S. C, Deo. I). 1870.?id. Assignee's Sale. IN RaNIvRUPTCY. In the Matter <>f JoHN C. FAJCfTXU, Bankrupt, Ax jmrtt V. V. DlBBLE. Assignee, By virtuoof an oi ler of sale t/i rue directed* from tue Honorable District Court of Ihe Cnite.l States, tor the District 61 South Car olina, I will sell at ptthde anrtinn, At OraligO burg C. II on Monday January 2d ISiiat ibcu-ual hours of sale: All that plantation or tract of luu I lyihj* in tho Fork of hdisto, OraHggbutg QoUQty, containing 10 ucres inure or lea*, bounded by lands of Mrs. M. (Jarduer, N. A. Keadlc and-. Abo one F.itle. Condition1' ca.-.h. Purchasers to js-ty for papers and stamps. I?. V. Dl MILE} Assignee John ( . Fanning L.iukrupt. dec 10 Id Assignee's Sale. LN BAKRUPTCY. In tin; Matter of Caleis 0. Stephens, Bankrupt, A'.c purtc P. V. DlllllLR, Assigtioc. l'.y virtue of an order of sale to mo direct oil from ihe Honorable District Court of the Lintel States, for the District Of South Caro lina. I will nell at public auction, at Orattke? burg C. iL. on Monday, th e2d day in Janu ary, 1871, at the usual hours of sale: All tho interest of Caleb G. Stephens, bankrupt, in all that plantation of Ira et' of laud Ising on South Edisto River. Orange burg County, eontaining 025 acres more or less bounded by lands of J. D. C leek ley, es tate of John S. Jennings. Sout h Edisto !\.\ ? : and estate lauds el-* Thomas. Conditions cash. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps. P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee Caleb G. Stephens, Bankrupt. dco 10 til IN THIS COURT OF PROBATE. Wnr.nras, Joseph Cooper hath applied to mo for letters of Administration on the Ba tate of Ja/nos Stevenson,late ot Orangeburg County, deceased. These me therefore to cite and admonish all und singular tho Kindred and Croditors of the said deceased, to be and appear he ?ore mo at a Court of Probate for the paid Cunty, to be holden at Orangcburg on the 24th day ol December, 1870, at 10 o clock \. M. to show cause If any, why the said Ad* ministration should not he granted. Given under rny hand end the Nttal o| . Court, this nth day of Dec. A. D. 1870, and in the ninety.fifth year ot American Independence. THAI). c. ANDREWS, dec 10?2t Judge of Probate. votipi:. oi Persans u?v? .1^1 ?'H Demands against the Estate of S. N. Konner'y. deceased, lato of Orang'hnrg County, will present *he aarao pr>>porly at tested, and those indebted to said Eslets will ipake pavmeut to f. H. HOUSER, Nov. Tth. 1*70. ? Administrator, nev 1ft t( my for Sale by WILCOX, GIBBS & CO. IMPORTERS .f- DEALERS G U ANOS, 148 B A Y St., g A V A N NA II. Oa . 241 BRUADSi. ACGI'STA.Oa. 131 East Buy, CIJ AR1.KSTON, 8. C. ann iiv BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE. oRANOERl.TtO, S. C. For further ir?f'< rm:>ri?.r?. -jpply <?r ad dress as above fur Piimphbn. v !'.! .>...? dm T. F. Rwbi.i-. ? K. R. Hpnains. If. C. 'Hiim'.jx*. BRODIi^ ?& CO., OTTOS F.UTCRS noinijssioN - MEjtcltAXTfi, .v < ?A ry/ .1 77. i a 7 / a WflA RS. CHARESToN? H. 1% Liberal Advances! tarfdt on ?'onsigum?xii. Rur ER TT) Artdr-M. Simond?, Enj., Pres't 1st National Rink. Clmi l-Moii, S. C. may '21 wird ef P. P. T O A L E , t'llABLI^ton, S. C. LARGEST AND. most Kl'n^p I. KTf M inu factory tifDonr*. Ssslir-i, Rliuda, Mould ing*. ?tc... iu ibe J ou:Ue&u. Sio.it?? w ZcjrRn'itt'il J1,' - l..tl D'?rti Com ftp i titUm. fe*a**'*n t,~-SKN!\r<:j; one-iQi^ j}ty*'Sent Free '<n Ai^icxiiua. mar 31 wee ? 'S'ouf HER N MONTHLY r.co vim MA0AZ1MK, t ?>//? Auntim. 1 im r.viKs u::ai>lv<; matter. SO I'sipcM l<Jvorli?MnciitK. WAtKEli, EVANS a nniSWELL, j am. /'. WYATV l/A'AW. t'uAr.itRaTOx, 8. C. : July la ( i Oil POUND FLU 11' EXTRACT OF SAB SA'.'AIULLA GEO. jr. ( ARrEXTER S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT of ruch? These Celebrated i i ?> e r. ions, ot iginalb/ introduocd by Gco. W. Car pent rri under the imt r on age of die medical faculty- have been so long extensively uaedljy physicians aud others, thai they are generally know n for ilie.r intrinsic value, nnd nin be rrtiyd en a* being most valuable remedies in Ml esses where Harsap'atllls > .? Ruchti are applicable, and cannot be hui highly recommended* They are prepared in ?? highly coneontratea] form, M 10 render the ilore small and con* VOnicnU Orders by mail or otherwise will foe cite prompt attention* oeo. w. cahdenItElt; HRNHZKY ft CO., IWbolessld Uhomlcal Warnhonse. No. 707 Market atn?:, Philadelphia. For sale by PUK ! >' A SIMM.I'R. and E. .?. OL1VEROS, Orsngeiuirg. S. C.. ami DOW1K S MOISE, YYhulrn<ltf Agents, Cdtarlesron, B* The Stato ol South Carolina, ORANGERli UG COUNTY. *, In the Common tm*.*? Julia A McK.->if:i, | . Administratrix. | vs. V Thomas C Albcrgotti, et. ax. et. al. J Ry ordrr of the Com :. Demands against W, f. A<? -ix h. ilccer-*-*^ are required to present so.) prcv the Mmej betoco me, en or before the fu st day of Jam:, a/v, 1871, or they will h? debarred pa v men*. C. I?. GLOVCR, aar 1*?# Special Referee, 4 . , sin: to , M i: sl-all Assets for Injuodtion n l Relief, all rsin? hsvh s>