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_LOCAL._ SATURDAY, 1>KC. 17, 1870. Too'Late.?Wc regret exceedingly that our Columbia correspondence nr fttett too late for this issue, as it contains assay item* of value and importance. We hope our c-:rwwspoodent will mail bis articles sooner hereafter, for we arc am issa to giro the public every ouo of his racy articles. The following appointment*, made at the Conference of the M. E. Church S?u?h, for the coming year, will be of in te rest to our readers t Uranehv lio?l). J. Simmons. Orattgolurf?F. Auld. Eastern Orange?W. Caraon. Providence -J. C. Stoll, E. J Peunig ton. Supernumerary. St. .YaHeieea?J. W Cridor. Upper St. Matthew*?J. E. Watson. Ipper Orange?J. 8. Beasly. The Rer. F. M. Kennedy is Presiding Elder of this (Baniburg) Circuit. Tub Gauntlet taken up.?We said that "our friend, H. Easterling, over in the Fork," had gathered from one acre <>f ground, two thousand and fire hundred pounds seed cotton." We believed, and so eiprcssod ourselves, that there could not be another iustauce of the kind in the County. Rut we ?were mistaken. Qlad of it. Our friend J. W. II. Dukes, the never-tiring and ?nergetie farmer that he is, assure us that from one-eighth of an acre, he gath ered 436 pounds, at which rote an acre would produce 3,480 pounds making three decent bales, of cotton. Verily this places Oraugcburg, in the way ef cotton planting, foremost in the State. Do so again, Mr. Dukes. You can find no rival. The palm is yours. Hun. J. R. Graham wn*elected Judge of the First Circuit, on last week. He <m % gent lriu.nn of an exceedingly pleasing address, and wc predict, will give satis* faction to all our people. CA?niA<;a Soor.?Doyle, WiU* & Co , have bought out Mr. Thomas Hay's oetB.llishuie.it. Carriage mating, iu all j it* most approved and lateU styles, is now carried on by these gentlemen. They are well fixed for the business now, but we are aasured that they will not stop adding ou to their Factory, until it shall .compare favorably with any estab lishment in the interior of the Slate. This arguee well for the enterprise ex hibited, and tbe progress that is being made in Orangeburg County. Mesara. D*tyle, Wiles & Co., have already made a tremendous outlay; and it was made with an eye solely to tbe socommodation of the people of our County. Shall they go unrewarded? Shall energy, like theirs, meet with no encouragement! In short, shall one week pas* by, before snob an sppreoiatiou of their cutcrpriso is shown, in the way of ordure I or bug gies Ac., that will suggest greater im provements to thorn ? We opine not. Prepare for it, gentle men. The Legislature wili adjourn im Thursday next lor the holidays. As we go to press, beautiful snow flakes are falling. How portentous and softly', sad, are the clouds ; and yet, hew cold and bitter is what they yesterday sent forth, to the houseless few ! When we were boys, in the hoy day of youth, wo loved such ; but tho stern realities of lifo have taught us to love sunshine better. Goods bought for nothing?Shawls, for tho mere taking?Gloves, to . keep the hauds warm, for the low price of ouc dollar a pair. Aod, indeed, every thiug in the Fancy Dry Goods lino that ones imagination can conceive of, is to bo had gt the elegant store of Kohu tfc Bro'i. Their advottisement is s treat. Lead ft, An organ grinder was in lowu yester day. The mail worked tho instrument and the tuo.skoy took the money. This has the seeming of a paradox, when taking in connection with tbe general cupidity of tho human race. Usually men du not desire to share even with their fellow>men, iu all tho transactions flf I if*-' j bqt Ifcre waa ouc that did tho work;, and. a mo?ki>y cojleptcd t)io money 1Vr n.\ The Daily Republican is atrcuuoualy advocating a minority Representation*. Nuw v. o are willing to hear, and havo heard, uuniuriucriiigly many of our coo temporary's new-fangled notions, hut we find it impossible to maintain our usual equanimity ou this particular one. Has the Republican carefully consid ered all the evils which, of a necessity must follow the adopt iou of a minority Representation in South Carolina ? if] to, we are at a loss to account for its present attitude. i? ?i Oott friend, \Y. T.. M tiller, bss re turned from Charleston. Tho freshest lager, tho choicest wines, the best whis keys, tho finest groceries, consisting of every article known to that department, is the result of his return. Housekeep ers, read what he announces in auoiher column. Don't you wat.t a piece of Folton Market beef? If so, goto Mul lets. And, ye thirsty sonls?but pshaw ! you know what we mean, without call ing it ri^h* out. Don't you ? Christmas is Comino?The day on which every young man should mako a present to hia sweetheart, is uesr at hand. Above all things, remember, thin. Your duleinea will lorgct you, will put on n long face, if you formet to remember hot, with something tasty on Christmas day To your fricufl, you should prtsetit some tokm, some lit r lo remembrancer of] yourself und heart. Are you thiuking of it 1 For n small amount, von might engrave your name upon tbo tablet of some sweet damsel'* memory forever. Just think ot it ! II. v. could mortal man make a better investment 7 <? then, to our friend, Kzekiel, sign Hig Watch,aud procure whst jou want Road his advertisement, though, first. COMMERCIAL. MARKET KEPOUm Orrica or tub Obanorburo Nbws, Dtcembcr 16, 1870. C )T ["ON?SaIos during tho week 225 bales. We quote : Ordinary.11J fa) Low Middling.12J(g Middling.'..18 (s* Kmc ii Rica...1-1.10 per ottshel. i;on.n.$1.10 per bushel. Cow Pkas.$1.15 por husbej. I'lMucus.$1.25 per bushel. GOLD. 09 81LVKR.05 CHARLESTON MARKET. Charleston, Frin.iT Monsixo, December 10, 1870. Ofdinary.12? fit) Good Ordiuaiy.i8jm) L?w Middling.14 (a) Middling. LATEST ?ILOTATIONS or SOUTHERN SECURITIES, is CHARLESTON, S. C, Corrected Weekly Ly A.C.Kaufman BANKER und BROKER, Ko. 25 Broad Street. Docembcr 1G, 1870. State Skcxuitikk?South Carolina, old, (a)85; do new, (?i,t>8 ; do, rcgist'd stock, ex tnt (it Os ClTT SkocBITIBS?Augusta, Ga., Bond.-*, 78(<t> ; Charleston, S. C. Stock, (ex qr int) C.i.?">'>; do, Fire Loan Roods, (?)C?; Co lumbia, S. C. Rondn, (jr)G0. Railroad Bonus?Blue Kidge (first mort gage) norm ; Charleston snd Suvannah. (".'>'.' ; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, Ca.H? ; Cheraw and Darlington, (?)82; Greenville and Columbia, (1st niort) u> ?'<. do, (State guarantee) C^*'^! Northeastern, 87 ; Savannah and Charleston, (1st mort) (5)78 ; do, (State guarantee) ?>?/?r> ; South Carolina, ra78; do, 71; Spartan hurg and Union, in ?>?>. k mi.in. m> Stocks ?Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, (?? 40; Greenvtlic and Colum bia, (fi.-\ ; Northeastern, @lfl; Savannah and Charleston, (?? ?"? I ; South Carolina, (whole shares) (",\\\ do, (half do) (jfy 41 ExcnAXOB, kv?New Vork Sight, | off par; Gold, l\0(d)\l2; Silver,108? . sot: I'll caholika bask rills. ?Bank of Charleston........ (7i> ?Bank of Newberry.Jfjjft.. (?, Bank of Cnmdec..JT..W(a\ bank of Georgetown. 5(oi Bank of South Carolina. 8(g} Bank of Chester.lO(a> Bank of Hamburg. 7(i) Bank of Stale of S C, pi ior to 1801.,Ab(a% Bank of State of Issue 1801 and 1802..80(9 ?Planters' and Mechanics'' Bank of Charleston. (m ?People's Bank of Charleston. ?Union Bank of Charleston.(m) ?Southwestern R R Bank of Charles ton, (old). <*-, ?Southwestern R R Bank of Charles ton, (new). fi) State Bank of Charleston. 6(a) Farmers' and Exchange Bank of Clwtr leston. 2(n> Exchange Bunk of Columbia. 7(<u Commercial Brwik -of Columbia.10m Merchant.*' Bank of Cheraw. 0(a) Planters' Bank of Fafrftcld . State of S C Bills Receivable.05(?) City of Charleston Chang* Bills .P?Ca) ? Bills marked thus (*) are being redeemed -at tht Bank Counters of each. jan 22 3 m INSTATE NOTll'E.~-All Per? j sons having Demands against the Ealato of J. II. Kuplc, deceased, will present them properly attested on or before the 1st day of January next or payment will he debarred. A- J- RUPLE, l);o 1?t 1fCn_3?td Administrator. Sheriff 's Sales. By virtu* of sundry writs ot ft. fa., to me directed I will sell to tue highest Udder, st Orangeburg Court House* on tbe flret Monday in Jan. next, for cash, all tbe right, title and interest of tbe Defendants in the following property, vie t One tract of lead containing 810 Mrek more or less, bounded by lande of Estate of Sam'l Inabinet, Sohn lliley, A. J. Jackson, Lewis Inabiuet and Peter Houser. Also oue otbor tract containing 60 ncrcn more or less, bounded by lends of John H. Smoak, Mrs. Matlta Smoak, John lliley and A. N. VY. Hartzog. Ljvied upeu au the pro perty of Hilliard K. Hurke. at the suit of David a Mclver. { ALSO On Tueaday after Snlesday at the resi dence of Hilliard K. Curke, about HO bush els Peaa, 120 buahels Corn, 15 bushels llioe, 2200 lbs Fodder and 1 bauk Slips. Levied on as the property of Hillard K. Hurke at the euit of David A. Melver. 9 ALSO One tract of land containing 1080 acres more cr leas, bounded by landa of ? being the reminder of the place on which John W. Dantsler now litow, after deducting hia Homestead therefrom. Said lands will be sold In several different trats. Also 7 Mules and 1 Horae. AND On Tuesday' after Salesday at the resi dence of John VY. Danlzlcr, about '20 head Cattie and 2 Wagons. Levied on as the pro perty of John W. Dantlcr at the suit of Mary Ann Crook, Bx'z. * ALSO One tract of landcontaining 2200 acres more or lese, bounded by lauds of J. II. P. Tale, Peter Avinger, Mrs. George Thomson, Estate. Vauee Thomson and Snntee River. Levied on as the property of F. W. Voght at the *uit of K - /in W. bates, Uuardiau of C. BEull. . \ ALSO One tract of land eontainiug 422 acres more or less, bounded by lauds ol A. II. Griffith. Jesse Utsoy, Alien Shulcr, A. Suell ana Rebecca Collier. Also the rouiainder of the tract contaio iug -12? acrca more or less, bounded by Inuds or P. P. Shuler. D. Dnutiler. Miildletou Hull, Calhouu Shuler C. Shulcr. after taking therc trom 287 aorcs including the buildings, which was sot apart as Homestead for T. Glenn Shulcr. AND On Tuesday after Salesday at the resi dence of T. Glenn Shuler 2 llorsos, about G head Cuttle - hend Sheep, lot of Hogs, 1 Buggy ami 1 Carriage. Levied on aa the property of T. Glenn Shulcr in tho caac en titled T. Glenn Shulcr, Adm'r Estate J. D. W. Collier, against L. D. Myers, et. al. ? ALSO One Fish Net. Levied on as the property of David Smoke ai the suit of Peter II. Salvo. $ ALSO One tract of land containing 1<>(> nerea more or leas, bounded by Btlvender, Hilde brand and Sam'l Ott. Levied ou us the pro perty of W. D. Stabler ut the suit of Joseph Glover. ALSO One tract of land containing 68} acrca more or less, bounded by lauds uow or late of Dallaoo and Jtsso H. Shircr on Halfway Swamp. Levied on as tho properly of onhn H. Shircr al the uu.it of Thomas Simrlock. ALSO One tract of land containing 200 acres more or less in Edisto Fork, bounded by D. A. Porter, J. C. Fanuing. Joseph W. Phil lipa and tract art off as llomeatead. One other tract containing 100 acres more or leas, bounded cast by tract set as Homc stead, south by Joaeph Phillips and Edwin l'uillips, west by Chas. J. Sir Oman. Also Timber on live different tra t of laud. Levied ou um tho properly of Allen Porter at ihesuit of Jumrs D Jonas, Endorsee. AND Ou Tuesday after Snlesday ut the resi dence of Allen Porter, 2 Yoke.Oxen. 4 head Cows and Calves, 2 Ycarliugs, 11 head Hog.*:, ti head Sheep und 'J Timber Carts. Levied ou aa thu properly of Allen Porter at the suit of Juntos D. Jones. Endorsoe. 5 ALSO Oue tract ot land containing >'?><> acres more or leaa, bouuuud north und ea>*t by Ann berry, south by J. i . berry and west by Uerry uud Euwnrue. Levi.U on as tue pro perty of H. ti. At. berry ul the sun <>. Jouu P. Berry, Guardian. ALSO One tract of land coniaiuiug ?'ilt uoros lucre or L'?s, bouuttu? north by estate ?? J. W. Hedu >nU, aouiii i.y im.i.e. tit ley, uasi by Mrs. O. U Ui'wvoa and west by Ali*. >vottt* and Thus, n ais?. 1.evict on us the prop, r of Wm. M. Uatfuey'at the suit ot J. o. and O. H. lliley, Adm'rs. This property by consent of Judgment Creditors, will be sold lor ouc-half cash, bal anoe on u credit 1 moaths, ?ocured by bond and mortgugc, w.ih covenant for resale. ALSO One tract of laud containing 176 acres more or less, bounded on north by N. F. ilerlong and Olivia Rlley, east by C. A. Stalcy, south by W. AI. GufTney and David wolle atid west by tract set off to widow as dower. Also the rotnainder in dowor of the widen in 162 ucrea more or ic*a, bounded on euM by the above traol ot 178 acres, south by David Wolfe, west by J. M. Ilerlong und north by .V F. Ilerlong, Levied on as the propcny ol Jacob . Uedmoud at the suit ot J. IV. and > >. i> lliley, Adm'rs. Hy consent of Judgment Creditors, this property will no sold for one-halt Cash, bal ance ou a credit ?n mouths, Bi0ur?d by bond and uiortgago, with c iveuant ot resale. I'urciiusera to p*y lor papers and Biamps. A LSI? AH that body oi land, forming part ... Uak Villa, euibrucing the House and buildings, bounded on the nortli by n Now Street, sepa rating it from lands of Adum Smoak, and others. Kant by Market Street, south by n New Street, and west by Kroughlon Street. To be aold in parcels, according to a plot in ihn Sheriff's oflice. Terms?hy consent of Judgment Creditors, all amounts under ?21H), cash ; ovar -rJi??, the surplus one-halt cash, balance in one year,: The House lot and building, one third cash, balance in one and tvro years. Credit portion* to be secured by mortgale of the property with covenant of ro-sale, in daae of //resell of condition of bond : Pur chasers te pay for piper and stamps. Levied on a* the property of Mrs. Elisa bcih llrowaoat the suit of Aloa Gage, As signee. ' Sheriff s Office. ) II. RIOOS. Orangeburg C. IL, S. 0., I S. O. C. Deeeiabor 8, 1870. J dec 10 wt \T otice.?All PcrMinn Hu Ving, i_T| Hemauda against the Estate of \\. T. McL.ewn, dcooaaed, b?to of Omngoburg County, will prosout tho same properly at tested to Messrs. IZLAIt jk DIBBLE, ? Atlbrnef*) ut |.ajv, Jnlv 2fl--tf <?. : . c, S C Sheriff's Sales. ORANGKR?Rtt COUNTY, In Common Pleas. ? 1 Dcopold Louis, ts. Charles 8. Ball, ft By vlrt?e of mi order of sale in this ease, I will sell at Orangeburg, 8. C, on Monday, 2d day January next, during the legal hours of aalet All that House and Lot In the Milage of Orangeburg. on Itussell Street 40 feet, and in depth 60 feet, bennded on the aerth by Itussell Street, east by Dr. E. J. OUveroa, soutli by Trust Estate of TV. U. Bull and nrlfe, and wset by D. Louis. Terrae?One-third cash, balance en acred it of one and two yeara, purchaser to give bond for > ioh balanco secured by mortgage of the premises with a eoTeuant for resale in case of breach of cauditiun of the bond, a?d Insure the Building and assign the Polloy, and to pay for Papers, Stamps and Record lag. I ALSO ORANGEBURG?In Common Pleas Julia A. MoKewn, Adui'x"! ts. In the Thomas C, Albergottl, [ Circuit Ceyrt. et. ux. et. al. j By Tlrtite ef an order of sale made in this case by the said Court. 1 will sell at Orange burg, S. C, oa Monday the 2d day of Janu ary next, during the usual hours of aale all the Beul Estate of which the late YY. T. Mc Rown died seised, to wit: 1. All that tract of land situate in ihs Village of Orangcbusg. on the Eire Chop Boad, containing twelve (12) acres more or less, bounded by lands of H. Biggs and Es tate W. T. McKcwn. being the tract on which the said W. T. McKcwn resided in his life time. 2. All the rctnaiador in dower in all that lot or ptirccl of laud situated in the Village of Orungcburg, on the Five-Chop Road, con taining four und one-half [li] acres more or less, bounded by lands of il. Biggs, dec Boliver, and the tract above mentioned. 0. All the remainder in dower in all that tract of land situated in Oraugcbnrg County, on both sides of the Five-Chop Uoad. (said tract will besohl in two parcels, the said Boud being the dividing line.) containing four hundred and fifty four [4">4] acres more or less, bounded by lauds of lion. T. W. Glover, H. Thun ?erburk. B. F. Simmons, II. Biggs, and lands formerly cf l>. R. Barton, and lands of D. W. Barton, C. Arant, and Joseph Cooke. Terms?Ono-half cash, the balance on a credit of twelve months, purchaser to giv? bond for said credit portion bearing interest from day of aale, and secured by mortgage with a covenant for resale on a breach of the condition of the bond, and also to pay for papers and stamps. ALSO OANGEHURG COUNTY. In the Common Plkah. E. T. Glovor, A'dm'x. for another, \ In the vs. V Circuit J. J. Goodwin, et. ux. et. al. j Court. By virtue of an order of sale mads in the said case, by the said Court, 1 will sell at Orangeburg, 8. C. on Monday, the id day of January next, during tho usual hours ul sale, tho following land : All that tract of land situated on Lime atone, containing 2?4 nrr.s more or less, bounded norths,by land* of Christian Wolle, Daniel Lar?y and J II. /.oigler and eaat, and wist by lauds of J. H. Zciglar. Terms?t>nf--Isulf cash, balanco in 1 year secured, byTWBrtrwfid mortgage, with cove nant for resale on breach of bond, with in terest from day of sale. Purchaser to pay for papers and stumps. Sheriff's Otlice, i FI. Ill COS, Orangeburg C. II. S. C, > S O. C. December G, 187U. J deo 10 ?d The State of South Carolina, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. County ok OnANop.HUttn C. A. Stsley; Tl. W. Slaley, M. C. Uliner, F. D. Staley. and Copy Anna ". Culler and L. Haue Summons. Culler, Plaintiffs ; Against I For Belief. J. Wenlry Hoitser and Rachel. | Complaint his wile, !? -f. ii lanla, j Served. 7"o the Dtftndan': .1 Wosley llo'.isor an I llsoho! Hoarser. ^7".?r A It r. HEREBY SUMMON MI? anil 1 required io answer the complaint in this action, wiii Ii ts filed in tha office of the Clerk of Common Picas for the said County and to servo a copy of your answer to the said complaint on iho subscribers at their office, iu Orungcburg S. C, within twenty days alter the service hereof, exclusive or the daj of filtuU service, and if you tail to answer the complaint within the time afore ...<.!. the plaintiff in tins action will apply to j Iho Court forth; relic! demanded in the com plaint. Dated Orangehu gDecember8th 1870. IIUTSOXS & LEGARS, Ii!LAU iL DIBBLE, Plaintiff's Attorneys, i certify that the abovo Summons is pub lished under an order of the Judge of Pro bale for the County which csta!:;!s the time for answer to si* wueks. 8th December 1870. GEORGE BOLIVER, doc 10?Ot C. C O. C. Notice of Dimissal. "pVTOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TllAT 1 will, on the 10th da of January, 1871, fllu my final account with the Honorable Judge of Probate for Orangeburg County, Administrator of Hie Estates of J. A. Kein, au I ask far Leiters of Dismissal. P. \Y. HOUSER, dec 10- It ? Administrator. Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON the ??111? day of December next. 1 will li e my Final Account with the lion. Thsd. C. Andrews, Judge of Probate, ami ask for Leiters of Dismissal as Administrator of Ja cob A. Danltler, deceased. J. J. IIUNOKHPEILLKIl. nov 120?It Administrator. LOST OR NTOLEK- I reui my Wife about the 25th Nov. last, bar POCKET BOCK containing $11 iu Gold, $l./>Oin Silver and a little Change iu Green backs, also a NOTE, against R. (>. Sams pay aide to the Executors of the Bstar? of Allen Shuler, deceased. Several payments have been made on iho Note. Any person finding or givning information leading to the reoov eryof said Pocket Book and Note will ho Liberally Rewarded. All persons are forewarned frera trading for said Note as payment has been stopped, deo 8?if IRVIN P. DANTZLJSR. FOR SALE TWO FINE. YOUNG MULES, Large Sixe and Well Broken, f> >and 7 years old. Also a u?w TWO HOUSE n AUON, cnoap for cash. Inquire at GEORGE II. CORNEI.SON'S. dec 3 tft IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. ORANUKBURO CoOlfTY. HoWt E. Fanning. TS. Theodore W. Fanning, X. A. Fanning, et. al. In pursuance to an order to nie directed by I Ihe Honorable Thad. C. Andrews, Jadgeef! the Probate Court. I will expose to public, outcry on aaleday in January next, the fol lowing tract of lurid, tit: Une tract of laud containing 90 acres more or leae. bounded by Iand*A>f J. W. Fan ning, Willie D. Fan hing", D> TV. Jefeuat and I. f. Ten. Terms sash. Pnrehasor to pay fer papors and stamps. A LatO IN THE COURT OP PRORATE OraNOKHURO COCHTT. Hi j/nrle Albert if. Hunkerpiler, TS." M. Evan Cook, Poter Cook, l.nvinia Cook et. al. In pursuance loan order to rne direeted by lLa Honorable Thad C. Andrewa Judge of the l'robut:? Court, 1 will expose to public out ory on aaleday in January next, the fofiowiag tract of laud : One tract of land containing 160 acres more or Irss, in Orangeburg Counly.djounded by lands of John L>. Strouiau, Caroline It rumbling and others. Terms cash. Puruhaeere to pay for pa pers and stamps. ALSO IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. Okanubbuko County. Margaret Ilunkeipiler j Petition vs. > for David Wm II unkerpiler, j Partition. In pursuance loanord?r to me directed by the Honorable ThadC. An>lrewa Judge of the probate Court, I will expose to public outcry ou saledi y in January next, the fol lowing tract of land, viz: All that tract or parcel of laud situate and j lying and being in t he County of Orangedurg i and .Stair aforosaid, containing saity acree more or less, and bounded by lands of- | Woeks, George L. Smith, and Swarta Huu- ' gerpeler. Turins.?One-half caah, balanoeon a credit of one year, purchaser to give 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 and atampa. ALSO IN TliK COURT OF PR0B.\TE, Oraxokburg County. S. A. Holl, 1 C. D. Dull, I Sale M. E. Hull. in vs. Partition. Estate C. J. Bull. J lu pursuance to an order to me dirrcted by the Honorable Thad. I.'. Andrews, Judg.- of the ProbateConrt, I will expose to public outcry on ml--d.-.y in January next, the fol lowing traot of laud, viz: Alt that Plantation or tract of land lying in the lower part <>r ' i ' Uaiaeeiani?Parish, OrangebUrg Ceunty, containing three hun dred and sixty-one nrrrs. ixsrc sr less, bounded by K. Hart. J. Sellers. It. Haniater, W. Evans. M. D?ulxler, aud F. vY, Yogi. Terms?One-third caah, the balance pay able in one aud two years, secured by bend and tscrtgngs iritis interval from day c? sale, with covenant for resale l'uruhaaers to pay for papers aud stamps. ALSO IN TUB COURT OF PROBATE. Ohang?ui'iui County. T. W. Gleaton, \ ? vs. L Lmanuel Glvatou et. al. J By order of the Probate Court made in this ease, I will ?all at Orangebitrg C. IL, on the lat Monday in January next, for half cash, the balance ill out year, secured by bond and mortgage of premises, with cove nant for resale. Purchasers to pay for pa per?, stamps and recording; aud to have the privilege of paving all caah. The followiog lands in said County, whioh were uf Absa lom Gleaton, deceased . 'J.. Ttl acres, boon led by ! uids oT Dr. Teit, i'itouiaa Gleaton, Lot 1. assigned to the wid ow and Lot .< uoxl described. 8. I'JJ.t acrrf. bounded by Thomas, (ileatea a:.d II, Morgan's land and by Lots 2 aad 4. 4. 101 acres, bounded by the above Lot 8, and by tins Lot I, assigned te ike widow and by It. S. Morguu's land. ft. 21 seres, graniv l Abmlom Oltatttn ia is Iii. akd houu-hu by bis Uuds and those of Tin ial and Argoo. ti 60 aeres, bounded on lauds of Dr. Phiu, Hau'l Deine, Peter Kogl, and Absalom (ilea ton. 7. 2(1 acres being part of a tract bought by A. and T. Gleaton lrom II. McMichael in ItflO, and which waa granted to V\ in. Hull in 177'J, the same being the halt of 40 acres, owned in common by T. Gleaten and se oeaaed. SberifTs Office. } II. RIOGS. Orangeb'irg C. H.. S. C, I S. O. C December ?, 1870. j dec 10 id Sherd's Sales. By virtue of sundry writs of fi. fa., te me direoted, and of an order in the Court of Probate, to pay assesementsof bower, 1 will sell at the ( eurt House on the 1st Monday in January, the following property, levied en as the property of Frederick UofTman, dee'd, at the auit of IL F Simmons and others, to wit: 1. One tract of 2135 acres more or less, in Oraiigeburg County, bounded by lands of Louisa Culolaaure, i> Furtiok, Lewis Good win, (?. MiOVhetstone., H. 1'. J. Whetstone and- Hiley. 2. cue el 070 acres more or less, in same Cnuniy, boundeil by lands of W'ni. Knotta' Mrs. Redman, Lewij (looduin, G. W. Whet stone and tract 4 hereafter described. 8. One of 276J acres more or less, in same County, bounded by lands of G. M. Whet stone, Hamberg Pound Jos. Knotts. Lewis Goodwin and aai 1 tract 4. 4 .And one other trael of 1123J acres more er less, in same County, bounded on lauds of Wm. Xnotta, tracts 2 and H, g. M. Whet stone, Aon Inabluet, Samuel Ulmer, Sarah Htucklaud and Jane Muck. By consent of the Judgaieat Creditors, the sale will be fer one-third cash, the balance in twe equal annual instalments, secured by bond with iutercst from date, payable annu al! with a mortgage of the premises, and a covenant for resale and collection of the. whoU amount upon first breach of the bond. Puichassra to pay for papers, stamps and re cording?but with the privilege of paying all cash. n. HIGCS, dec 10?Id S. O. C. Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON the 26th day of December next I will rile my Final Account with the Hon. Thad. C. Andrews, Judgo of Probate, and ask for Letters pf Dismissal as Administrator of the Estate of Oliver Rhiijr r, deceased. Hi L. Shi LEU. nc* ZtL~4i Admlnlrira'er < ? - t PERSONS wishing to buy a FINE HOUSE or HORSES, W?QOSS, Ac, c?u do so LOW DOWN bv npplying to MARONEY & SAIN, GENERAL DEALERS IN* Quality and Quantity, KEITT BROS. OLD STAND, Russell Street, Orangeburg So. Ca. dec '1 flni RECEIVER'S SALE! ORANGEEURO COUNTY. In Common Plkas. Yalentiue Pitthan, ot. al., \ In the vs. v Circuit Elisabeth L. F.Uis, et. al. J Court. Ry virtue of an order of sale made in tld* case by the said Court, 1 will sell at Orange - burg, S. C, on Monday the 2d dsy of Jaiiue? ry DOXt, during the usual hours of sale : 1. All that tract of land situated in Urunge burg County, coniaing one hundred and forty six f '40) acres moru or less, and bounded by lands of J. D. Kein, J. G. Waunamnker and tract No 1. 2.* All that lot of Uad situated in said County, containing quo hundred und thirteen (113) acres more or lee*, bounded by lands of estate T. J. Glover, A. C. Andrews and tract No. 1. 2. All that tract of land situate in ?nid County containing one hundred and thirty eight 11 :'?S acres nioro or lets, bounded by lauds of T. H. Loga re, estate T. J. Clover A. C. Andrews and tract No. I, purchased by t>. Louis. ? 4. All that tract of land nitn*tc on Hansell Street, in the Town of t)j>Ht?eburg, and bounded by lots of J.^l?li. D?KES and J. F; '*"ar Es<j. All the above Landa are refold at the risk of the former purchasers, they having failed to comply with the terms ef sale. Terma?One-third cash, and the balance on ? credit of twelve months, purchaser* ;' give Bond for ?oid balance, bearing iutei?.jt from day of sale, aud secured by a mortgage of the premises, with a covenant for rssale on a breach of the condition of said Bond, and to pay for Papers and Stamps C. 15. GLOVER, Receiver. Orangoburg. S. C, Deo. '.), 187U.~td. Assignee's Sale. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Mtttterof John C. Fannixu, Ratikrupt, Ex jmrtt V. V. Diiiiu.k. Aaaigiice, Ry virtuo of an order of eulo \f\ mo directed, from tue Honorable District Court of the United States, tor the District of South Car olina, 1 will sell at piih?e auction, at GraTtgO burgC. II on Monday January 2d 1*571 at the usual hours of sale: All tliAt plantation or tract of landj lyihg in the Fork of Edisto, Orangoburg County, Containing 10 tares more or Ifca*. botwiled by lauds of Mrs. M. Gardner, N. A> Keadlc and-. Also one Eitle. Condition's ca.-.h. Purchaser* to pay ? for papers and stumps. I?. v. Dimn.i:, .us-igm-e John ' . Fanning Bankrupt, dec 10 W Assignee's Sale. IN BAKRUPTOY. In ihn Matter of CaLF.11 G. STEPHENS, Bankrupt, Ex parte P. V. DfJlSLE, Assignee. By virtue of au orilcrof sale to mo direct ed from ihe Honorable District Court of the United States, for the District of South Caro lina. 1 will sell st public auction, al (JrnTi^c burg C. II., on Monday, th e2d day in Janu ary, 1871, at tbo usual hours of sale: All the interest of Caleb G. Stephens. Bankrupt, in all that plantation of irsot of laud lying on South Edisto Hirer, Grange burg County, eoutaining 02"? acres more or less bouuded by lands of J. D. t ic 5.1-y. r tatc of John S. Jennings, South Edisto River and estate lauds of ??? * Thomas. Conditions cash. Purchasers to psy for papers and stamps. P. V. DIBBLU, Aastgnoo t.'alcb U. Stephens, Bankrupt. dec 10 td IN THE COT HT OF PRORATE. WtiKRBAS, Joseph Cooper hath applied to mo tor letters of Administration on the Ee tato of .hums Stevenson, late ot Orangeburg County, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tho Kindrud and Croditors of the said deceased, to be and appear be fore mo at a Court of Probate for tbo said County, to bo holden at Orangthurgon ihe 24th day ol December, 1870, at !0 o clock \. M. to snow cause if any, why the *aid Ad ministration should not be granted. Given under my hand and the Sual of my Court, this ,r>th d.-.y of Bsc., A. l>. ltJIO, and iu the nineiy-fiflh year of American Independence. TH AD, P. ANDREWS, dec 10?2t Judge of Probate, N0T1CIS.--A.lt Pcoioiih Hav ing Demands against the Estate of 8. N. Konncrly. deceased, late of Orangoburg County, will prosont ihe same proporly at tested, and those indebted to said Estate will rnal.e paywout to F. H. RO?SER. Nov. 7tb. 1870. Administrator, nor 1? %r KOR SALM BY WILCOX, GIBBS & CO. IMPORTERS .f- DEALERS g u an os, 148 BAY St., SAVANNAH, Oa. 241 B R() A ? -Sr. A CGI' ST A, Oa. 151 Ehst Bay, CHARLESTON, 8. C, and lit BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE, ORANGEBUBO, S. C. For further }ni?>rn::iu??n. :tpply or ad dress m above for Humph tort. lurv. 15) w..t dm T. F. Iiabi.iv. K. R. llreaise. ir. c iiKtM-.jxd. jBjUpt>X|3 <& CO., OTTON FACTORS COM M I SS ION M E (tCJtA NT?-, A'<'/f 77/ /177,.I A 7 /-' Wjt. 1 RS, CHAUESToSj, S. IV Liberal Advance* :n:n?e on ronsigurneitl. Rurc&fvJ Artdr.-w Simonds, Esq., Frost 1 >t National Rank. ChuiWton, S. C. may 21 ?i'o at* pT p . t o a l e , CHARLESTON, 8. C. LARdF. T AND MORT->.t.*WM P^. *TeT Mi mi Victory of Do.irc. S^si.fj. Rliisd?, Mouid iugf, ?ic^i in ihe : ouihs'-.U Slate** j titttm. -? **?***?" ft-jfSent Free mi Aj plica t ion.-QQ may 21 >.ee rf GREAT :r "SooTHern LT?RAL MONTHLY MAUAZ1MK, Trco J)v".- i ytr ri:ir,um. iYi VAQ KS lllCAIUNG .MATTER. 3?) I'ltgc* A<2vorli?t?mcMti?. WAtltER, EV.&S St CtxiSWELL, July 16 vrrA tt f/A AA'. CuAr.bEiiTpx, ?. C. COMPOUND FLUip EXTRAOt OF SAss SA'.'ARILI.A CEO. \\\ CAR/'EXTER'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT Of BLCI1? These Celebrated l't ej> nations, oi iprinally introduced by Ocu. W. i arpvnler, under iha patrunr.ge of ihe medical faculty , have bean so long extensively used by physicians aud others, ?hat they niv generally known for their intrinsic value, snd enn hi retiyd on *<? being moM valuable remcilics iu nil cases where Sarsapari'lr. ? r Duch'j are applicable, atul cannot be too highly r.'Coiiimciided i iroy arc prepared in a highly-concor.Malecl form, ro as to vender the doe* small and con venient. Orders by mail or otherwise will receive prompt attention. OEOi W. CaRPENTF.15. IIF.\S/F.Y * CO., Wholesale Chemical \\ amhouse. No. 737 Market atr< T:. Philadelphia. For sale by DUK!:S jmri.?R. audE. -?. OLIVEROH, t?ran-. :.org. S. c . and DOVT1K ,v. MOISE, Vt hulrn'.'v Acenta, Charlerton. el C The State of .ioutli Carolina*. O?ANOERC ilQ COUNTY. ?, In tiir Common rt,x*?? Julia A McKewa,, Administratrix. '..,?;??.; to M..t shall ?stete vs. i. for Thomas C AlbcrgoUi, Injunction et. ux, et. at. J ? an 1 Belief. By order of the Coeit. all p. rsens havii Demands against ^Y. T. Mc*Kemi. dec?-?**^ arc required to pr?sent arid prove the t-arne before, me, oa or before Mie first day of Janc a/y, 1&7I, or they will ho debarred payment. C. B. GLOVER, aov 19--4I special liefet ft