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LOCAL._ SATURDAY, DEC. 17, 18V0. Too'Lats.?Wo regrot cxoeodiugly Columbia correspondence ar tete for thin issue, as it contains WUvnJ items of valuo and importance. We hope oar correspondent wilt mail hir. articles sooner hereafter, for are are ana ious to giro the public every otto of his racy articles. The following appointment*, mado at the Conferenoe of the M. E. Church <*en?h, for the coming year, will he of in terest to oar readers t 2trat%*hv U??D. J. Simmons. Orangeburg?F. Auld. Eastern Orange?W. Carton. Providence ?J. C. Stoll, ?. J Peunig ton, Supernumerary. St. Mhtimees?J. W Cridor. Upper St. Matthew?J. E. Watson. Ipper Orange?J. 8. Beaaly. The Her. F. M. Kennedy is Presiding Elder of this (Hamburg) Circuit. Turn Gauntlet takkn up.?We said that "our frieud, H. Easterling, over in the Fork," had gathered from one'nereof ground, two thousand and fire hundred pounds seed cotton." We believed, and so expressed ourselves, that there could not be another instance of the kind in the County. But we were mistaken. Glad of it. Our friend J. W. II. Dukes, the never-tiring snd energetic farmer that he is, assure us that .from one-eighth of an acre, he gnth ?rod 436 pounds, at which rate an ncrc would produce 3,480 pounds making three decent hales ot' ootton. Verily this places Omngeburg, in the way of cotton planting, foremost in the State. Do so again, Mr. Dukes. You can find tn> rival. The palm is yours. Hun. J. 11. Graham wan elected Judgo of the First Circuit, on hist week. lie is a gciitlenian of an exceedingly pleasing address, and wc predict, will giro satis* factba to all our people. CaaniAtiK Shop.?Doyle, WiUt & C?> , have In.ughfc out Mr. Thniusa Rsy's establish me itt. Carriage tuafciug, in nil , its most approvinl und latest styles, is now carried on by these gcntluuicn. They art well fixed for the business now, but we arc assured that they will not step adding on to their Factory, until it shall .compare favorably with any estab lishment in the interior of the Statt. This argues well for tho enterprise ex hibited, and the progress that is being made in Orangtburg County. Messrs.: Diyle, Wiles t\ Co., have already made ? trenienduus outlay; and it was made with an eye solely to the secommodation of the people of our County. Shall they go unrewarded? Shall energy, like tktirt, meet with no encouragement! In abort, shall one week pass by, before snob an appreciation of their enterprise is shown, in the way of ordere, lor bug gies &c, that will suggest greater im provements to them ? We opine not. Prepar. for it, gentle men. The Legislature will adjourn On Thursday next for the holidays. As we go to press, beautiful snow flakes arc falling. How portentous aud softly", ssd, art the clouds ; and yet, bow cold and bitter is what they yesterday tent forth, to the houseless few ! When wo wcro boys, in the hey dny of youth, wo loved such ; hut tho stern realities of life have taught us to love sunshine better. Goods bought for nothing?Shawls, for tho mere taking?G loves, to . keep the bauds warm, for the low price of one dollar a pair. And, indeed, every thing in the Fsncy Dry Goods line that ones imagination can conceive of, is to bo had at the elegant store of Kohu <ft Bro's. Their advo.'tieoment ia a Ucut. Head H. An organ grinder wan in town yester day. The man work ul the instrument tod tht luo.ikoy took the luouoy. This has the seeming of a paradox, when faking in connection with the general cupidity of the human race. Usually fnen do not desire to share tveu with fheir fellow-men, in all the transactions flf jjfe j hut hero was one that did tbu work:, ?nd a monkey co||epted tho money for it. The Daily Republicuu is strenuously advocating a minority Representation*. Now vre are williug to hear, and havo heard, uumurmeringly many of our con temporary's new-fangled notions, but we find it impossible, to maintain our usual equanimity ou this particular one. lias the Republican carefully consid ered all the evils which, of a necessity must follow tho adoption of a minority Representation iu South Carolina'/ If so, we uro at a loss tu account fur its present attitude. ? ???ea>??? ^bj?i???? Odr friend, \V. T.. Mullor, has re turned from Charleston. The freshest lager, tho choicest wines, the best whis keys, the finest groceries, consisting of every article known to that department, is the result of his return. Housekeep ers, read what he announces in auofher column. Don't you wai.t a piece of Fulton Market beef? If so, goto M?l lers. And, ye thirsty souls?but pshaiv ! you know what we mean, without call ing it right out. Don't you? CHRllTMAft is Coming.?Tho day on which every young man should mako a present to his sweetheart, is near at hand. Abovo nil things, remember, this. Your duicinea will iorgci you, will pv? on n long face, if you forgot to remember hex, with something tasty ou Christmas day To your fricutl. you should prtseot some token, some little remembrancer of | yourself und heart. Are you thinking of it ? For n small amount, you might engrave your name upon tho tablet of | some sweet damsel's memory iorever. Just think of it 1 Dow could mortal man make a better investment? (!?>. theo, to our friend, Ezekiel, sign Rig Watch, aud procure what you want Roud his advertisement, though, first. COMMERCIAL. 91A KU ET REPORTS. Omca or tub Oranorbubo News, December 16, 1870. C )TTO.V?-Sales during the week 225 1 bales. We quote : Ordinary.IU (3> Low Middling.\'2\(u. Middling...13 (5) Kovoti Kick...i 1.10 per .utshel. Coax.$1.10 per bushel. Cow !?kaa.?1.15 per bu*h?J. PiMtxns.$1.25 per bushel. COLD. 00 SILVER.05 CHARLESTON MARKET. Charleston, Fpidat Mobkino, December 16, 1870. Ordinary.12|(<^ Good Ordiuaiy. Low Middling. .I t (g> Middling. LATEST (IHOTATIOXS or SOUTHERN SECURITIES, ix . CHARLESTON, S. C, Corrected Weekly by A.C.Kaufman BANKER and BROKER, A*o. 26 Broad Street. December 16, 1870. Stats Sxccmitiks?South Carolina, old, (o)85; do new, (?,08 ; do, rcgist'd stock, ex mt (if.OS ClTV Mxcobitiks?Augusta, Ga., Bonds, 78(a) ; Charleston, S. C. Stock, (ex qr int) (.1.50; do, Fire Loan Bonds, @00; Co lumbia, S. C. Bonds, (<7)00. Raii.boao Bosos?Blue Ridge (first mort gage) 00(a) ; Charleston and Savannah, (".'?''' ; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, (i<>85 ; Cheraw and Darlington, (?,*-: Greenville and Columbia, (1st mort) ($86; do, (State guarantee) ?66; Northeastern, 87 (<a ; Savannah and Charleston, (1st mort ) ?78; do, (State guarantee) 80@ ; South Carolina, (<$73; do, 71; Spartan burg and Union, (a ?".">. Baii.roau Stocks?Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, (5)40; Greenville and Colum bia, (n.-k; Northeastern, (a)13; Savannah and Charleston, f?)31 ; South Carolina, (whole shares) @4l; do, (hairdo) (g) 41 Exchange, Ac?New York Sight, \ off par; Gold, 110(^112; Silver, 108(a) ? Sol, i ii oakolina bank-bills. ?Bank of Charleston. (5) ?Bank of Newberry.?ffe. (a) Bank of Camden..Jr..3'>(o) Bank of Georgetown. ?(a> Bank of South Carolina. 8tS Bank of Chester.10(a) Bank of Hamburg. 7(j) Bank of Stale of S (-', prior to 1801 ...45(a) Bank of State of issue 1801 and l8(i.:..30(Sj) ?Planters' and Mechanics' Bank of Charleston. (v. ?People's Bank of Charleston. <??) ?Union Bank of Charleston.(?) ?Southwestern It It Bank of Charles Ilon. (old). (V, ?Southwestern II R Bank of Charles ton, (new). (5) State Rank of Charleston. 0(?> K?rrners' and Exchange Batik of Char leston. 2? Exehange Bank of Columbia. 7(a) Commercial Bank -of Columbia.10(a) Merchants' Bank of Cheraw. 6(S Planters' Bank of Fafrnfild . fi(o) State of S C Bills Receivable.05(*-, City of Charleston Change Bills.96($ * Bills marked thus (*) are being redeemed ?at tbe Bank Counters of each. jan 22 3m INSTATE NOTICE_All Pcr 2j sons having Demands against the Estate of J. H. Ruple, dcoeascd, will present them properly attested on or before the 1st day of January next or payment will he debarred. A- J. HUPLB, ]>co l?fj 1870???td Administrator. HC tili? ? will Sheriff 's Sales. By virtue of ettudry writt of ft. fa., to me directed I will Bell to the. highest bidder, et Orangeburg Court House* on the first Monday in Jnn. next, fov cash, all the right, title and interest of the Defendants in the following property, via I One irect of lead containing 810 a*re* more or leaa, hounded by lande of Betete of Sam'l Inabinat, Sohn ltiley, A. J. Jackson, Lewis lnabinetand Poter Houser. Also ono othor treet containing 60 acres more or less, bounded by lands of Johu H. Smowk, Mrs. Matha 6moak, John ltiley and A. N. W. Hertzog. LeTied open as tbe pro perty of Hiliiard R. Burke, at the suit of David a Mclver. { ALSO On Tuesday after Sales Jay at the resi dence or Hiliiard R. Curkc, about HO bush els Peas, 120 bushels Corn, IS bushels Riot, 2200 lbs Fodder and 1 bank Slips. Levied on ee the property of Hi Hard R. Burke at the auit of David A. Melver. { ALSO One tract of land containing 1080 acres more or lees, bounded by lands of ? ?, being the remainder of the place on which John VY. Danttler now lives, after deduotin his Homestead therefrom. Said land be cold in several different trats. Also 7 Mules and 1 Horae. AND On Tuesday * after Salcsday at the resi dence of John W. Dautzlcr, about 20 head Cattie and 2 Wagons. Levied on as the pro perty of John W. Dantler at the suit of Mary Ann Ciook, Bx'z. f ALSO Ono (met of landoontaining 2200 aoros more or lost, bounded by lauds of J. II. P. Tale, Peter Avinger, Mrs. George Thomson, Batate Vanec Thomson aud Santee River. Lovied on aa the property of F. VY, Voght at the suit of Hegin W. Bates, Uuardian of C. BBull. . I ALSO One tract of land containing 422 acrea more or less, bounded by lauds of A. H. Griffith, Jeaac Utsey, Alien Shulcr, A. Soell anu Rebecca Collier. Also the remainder of the tract contalo ? ing 426 acrce more or less, bounded by lands or P. P. Shuler, D. DantxWr, Middlotou Bull, Calhouu Shuler C. Shuler, after taking there from 287 acres including the Buildings, which whs tot apart as Homestead for T. Glenn Shulcr. AND On Tuesday after 8alesday at the resi dence of T. Glonn Shulcr 2 llorsos, about 6 head Cuttlo-head Sheep, lot of Hogs, 1 Buggy and 1 Carriage. Levied ou as the property of T. Glenn Shulor in the catc en titled T. Glenn Shulcr, Adufr Estate J. D. VY. Collier, ngainst L. D. Myers, et. al. $ ALSO One Fish Net. Levied on at the property of David Smoke r.i the tuit of Peter H. Salvo. \ also One tract of land containing 160 acres more or less, bounded by Stivender, Hildu brand and Sam'l Ott. Levied on as the pro- j perty of VV. D. Siabier ai the suii of Joseph i I Olover. ALSO One tract of land containing 68] acres more or loas, bounded by lauda now or late of Dallaoo and Jesso B. Shirer ou Halfway Swamp. Levied on as the property of joint JL. Shirer at the bttit of Thomas Stmrlock. ALSO Ono tract of land containing 200 acres more or less in Edisto Fork, bounded by D. a. Porter, J. C. Fanning. Joseph \V. Phil lips and tract act off aa Homestead. One other tract containing 100 acres more or less, bounded east by tract set aa Home etead. south by Joteph Phillips and Edwin Phillips, west by Chan. J. Stronian. Also Timber on five different tra ? of land. Levied on aa the proporty of Allen Porter at the auit of James D Jonas, Endorsee. AND Ou Tuesday after Saltsday at the resi dence of Allen Porter, 2 Yoke.Oxen. 4 bead Cows and Calves, 2 Yearlings, 11 head Hogs, ti head Sheep und 2 Timber Carta. Levied on aa tue properly of Allen Porter at the suit of James D. Jones. (Indorsee. ALSO One tract ot laud containing sou acres more or leas, OQUndud uorth and caiH by Ann i Berry, south by J. 1'. Berry ana weal by Derry and Kuwarus. Levied on as the pro perty of R. G. Ai. Lorry al tbe suit oi 'John P. Berry, Guardian. ALSO One tract of land containing 630 aoros wore or lues, buumUui iiorih by eatute >l J. VV. Rod in md, suutn by UauieL ltiley, east !>y Mrs. O. I*. Ur.tVoa and Mr oat by Airs. ) Volte aud i'hos. hahih, Levied ou aa the property of Wm. M. Gaffitey-at the suit ot J. ft*, aud o. B. Riley, AUm'ra. This property by consent of Judgment Creditors, will be told :or ouc-kalf cash, hal ation ou a credit 12 months, secured ny boud aud mortgage, with covenant for resale. ALSO One tract of land containing 170 acres more or less, bounded on north by N. F. lierlong aud Olivia Riley, e'aat by C. A. Stalcy, south by W. Al. GatTney aud David wolt'e and west by tract act off to widow aa dower. Alto the remainder in down of the widow in 162 acres more or less, bounded on euM by the above traol of 470 aoros, south by David Wolfe, west by J. M. Herloug and north by K. F. Herloug, Levied on as the property of Jacob VY. liedmoud at tbe sail of J. VV. and '?. ii Riley, Adm're. By couaent of ..'udgiuunt Creditors, thia property will tie sold lor one-halt case., bal ance on a creel.i el 12 mouths, atoored by bond and mortgage, with coveuMiii ol resale. 1'urchaaera to pay lor papers and stanips, ALSO A?l thai l>.-dy of I.mil. forWlUg par; oi Oak Villa, embracing the House and Buildings, bounded ou the north by a New Street, sops rating it from lands of Adam Snu.ak, and others. Beat by Market Street, south by a New Street, and west by Broughton Street. To be aold in parcels, according to a plot in ihn Sheriff's office. Terms?by oousent of Judgment Creditors, all amounts under $.200, cash ; over 9200, the aurplus one-half cash, balance in one year,: The House lot and building, ono third caah. balance in one and two years. Credit portions lobe secure I by mortgate or the property with covenant or re-sale, in dase of orcach of condition or bond : Pur ohaters te pay for p iper and stamps. Levied on a* tbe property of Mrs. Elisa beth Urowncal tho suit of Aloa Gage, As signee. ? Sheriffs Office, | ii. RIOGS. Orangeburg C. 11., 8. ('., V 8. o. C. Deeember 8, 1870. J dee 10 id N otice. -All Pcr<*onn IIi%\iitg Demands against the Estate ot VY..T. Me..own, deooaaed, late or Orangehurg County, will presonl tbe sumo properly at tested tu Messrs. 1ZLAII % (H PULE, A<ib|'a**a at l.ttir, inly 28--tf <>. r. s { n Sheriff's Sales. ORANGKBtJRO COUNTY, In Common Pleas. Deopold Louis, | vs. V Charles 8. null,c!, ?L j % By vlrt?e of an order of sale In this oa*e, I will sell at Orangeburg, 8. C, on Monday, 2d day January next, during the legal hours of sale: All that House and Lot in the Village of Orangeburg, on Itusaell Street 40 feet, and in depth 80 feet, hounded oa the nerth by Hussell Street, east by l>r. E. J. Oliveroe, south by Trust' Estate of TV. H. Bull and wife, and west by D. Louis. Tenne?One-third easb, balance en a cred it of one and two yea re, purehaser to give bond for such balance secured bv mortgage of the premises with a covenant for resale in ease of breach of condition of the bond, and Insure the Building and assign the Polloy, and to pay for Papers, Stamps and Keeord tog. I ALSO ORANGKBURG?In Common Pleas Julia A. McKewn, Adm'x "J vs. In the XLomaa C, Albergottl, f Circuit Ceyrt. et. ux. at. al. j By virtue ef an order of sale made in thia oaae by the Stud Court, I will sell at Orange burg, S. C, ou Mouday the 2d day of Janu ary next, during the usual hours of sale all the Real Estate of which the late W, T. Me Kown died aelsed, to wit: 1. All that tract of land situate in the Village of Orangeburg, on the Five Chop Boad, containing twelve (12) acrea more or less, bounded by lands of II. Biggs and Es tate W. T. McKewn. being the tract on wbich the said W. T. McKewn resided in his lire time. 2. All the remainder in dower in all that lot or parcel of laud situated in the Village of Orangcburg, on the Fiva-Chnp Boad, con taining four uud one-half [41] acres tnoro or less, bounded by lamia ot fl. Biggs, Oeo. Boliveiyand the tract above racutioped. 0, All the remainder in dower in all that tract of laud situated in OraugcbtirgCounty, on both sides of the Five-Chop Boad. (said tract will be sold in t.vo parcels, the said Boad being the dividing line.) containing four hundred alid nfty four [454] acres more or less, bounded by lauds of lion. T. W. (Jlovcr, II. Thunderburk. B. F. Biinmons, II. Biggs, nnd lands formerly of I). R. Barton, and lands of D. IV. Barton, C. Arnnt, and Joseph Cooke. Terms?Ono-half cash, the balance on a credit of twelve months, purchaser to glvs bond for said credit portion bearing interest from day of aale, and secured by mortgage with a covenant for resala en a breach of the condition of the bond, and also to pay fur papers and stamp*. ALSO OANGflBBCRG COUNTY. In tiie Common Plkam. E. T. Glover, .A'dm'r, for another, ) In the v.*. I 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, S. C. on Monday, the 2d day or January next, during th<> usual hours of sale, tho following land : ?All that Ira'oj of land situated on Lime atone, containing 2?4 arrns more or lees, bounded norib^.by lands of Christian Wolle, Daniel Lar?y and J H. '/.oigler and uaat, and w$st by Ian.is of J. II. /.ciglar. Tonus?One-huli* easb. balance in 1 year secure^ *v b v. " and mot t gage, with cove nant for res&'s on breach of bond, with in | tereat from day of sale. Purchaser to pay for paptrs and stamps. SherifTs Office, 1 n. R1GQS. Orangeburg C. H. S. C. [ S O. C. December G, 1870. J dec 10 *d The State of South Carolina, COURT OF COMMON PLKAS. County of Oranokburo C. A. Staley; n. IV. Staley, M. C. Uhner, F. I). Staley. and Copy Anna ". Culler and L. Haue Summons. Culler, Plaintiffs ; Against I Por Helief. J. Wesley Houssr and Rachel. | Cotnpiainf bis wife, Hofen Ian I a. j Served. To the De/tndatr i J. Wosley Heuser and Kscho. Hourser. YOU ARK HE It F. BY SUMMONED ami required to answer the complaint in mis action, which is filed in the ottice of the Clerk or Common Picas for the said County nnd to servo a copy of yam* Answer to the j said complaint on tho subscribers at their ollicc, iu Orangcburg S. C. within twenty j ?lays aller the service hereof, exclusive of the dayol such service, and if you tail to answer the complaint within the tino afore . aid, i lie piano'ill' in iho? action will apply to iho Court for the relic! demanded in the com plaint. Bated Orangebu gDcceinberSth IH70. Ill THONS Si LEGAKS, IZI.Alt & DIBBLE. Plaintiff s Attorneys. I certify that the abovo Summons is pub lished under an order of the Judge or Pro bate for the County which eitwuda the time for answer to six works. 8th December 1870. GEORGE BOL1VER, dec 10?6t C. C. O. C. Notice of Dimissal. TVJ'OTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN Tit AT I ilj will, on the lOlb da' of January, 1871, fllo my final account wkh the Honorable Judge of Probate for Orangeburg County, a* Administrator of the Estates of J. A. Keitt. an I ask for Letters of Dismissal. P. \V. MOUSKR, drc 10- 4? Administrator. Notice of Dismissal. XTOTIC.K IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON ?\ the 20th day or December next, 1 will Ikic my Final Account with the Hon. Thad. C. Andrews, Judge or Probate, anda.sk Tor Letters or Dismissal as Administrator or Ja cob A. Daulsler, deceased. J. J. HUNG EBP EIL LRR, nov 26?4t Adminthtrator. f OST OR H TO Ij k X?F re im my j j Wife about the 26th Nov. last, her POCKET BOCK containing $11 in Gold, $1.50 in Silver and a little Change in Green backs, also a NOTE against R. O. Sams pay able to the Executors of the Estate or Allen Hinder, deceased. Several payments have been made on the Note. Any person tinding or giveing infermation leading to the reeov eryof said Pocket Book and Note will be Liberally Rewarded. All persons are forewarned frSnS trying for said Note as payment has been stopped. deo8?tf IRVIN P. DANTZLER. FOR SALE - TWO FINE YOUNG MULES, jgjj?affag& Large Size and Well Broken, 5 iftaia./ and 7 years old. Q?jJamM, Also a new TWO HORSE n ao on, uncap for cash. Inquire at GEORGE fl. CpRNEL80N'S. dec 5 tft s Sales. IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. O&anukduro County. Robert ?. Fanning, ' vi. . Theodor? w. Fanning, e. A. Fanning, et. al. In pursuance to an order to Via direited by the Honorable Thad. C Andrews, Jaege of tho Probate Court, I will expose to publie outcry on laieday in January next, the fol lowing tract of land, vii: . One tract of laud containing 90 acres more or lea*, bounded by landa*of J. TT. Fan ning, Willis If. Fanhing, D. W. Jefooat and I. J. Yon. Terms east. Purchaser to pay for papors and ataJbpa. ALMO IN THK COURT OP PROBATE OnANoxnunri County. Bx jgttrte Albert H. Hunkerpiler, vs." m. Evan Cook, Poter Cook, l.nvinia Cook ct. al. In pursuance to an order to me directed by the floiu.ruble Thad C. Andrews Judge of the Probate Court, I will expose to public out cry on aaleday in January next, the fodowiag tract of laud : One tract of land containing 160 acres more or less, in Orangeburg Countya>bouaded by lands of John H. Stromau, Caroline Grambling and others. Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for pa pers and stamps. ALSO IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. Okanubdl'KU County. Margaret Hunkerpiler ) Petition ts. > for David Win Hunkerpiler, j Partition. In pursuance toanordor to me direoted by the.HoDorable Thad C. Andrews Judge of the probate Court, I will expose to public outcry on aalcdry iu January next, the fol lowing tract of land, viz: All that tract or parcel of land situate and lying and being in the County of Orangedurg and State aforosaid, containing saity acre* more or less, and bounded by lamia of Week*. George L. Smith, and Swartz Huu gerpeler. Turms.?One-half cash, balanooou 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 eadd bend, also to pay for papers and stamps. ALSO IN THK COURT OF PRORaTK, Oranokuuiio County. 8. A. Doll, 1 C. D. Dull, Silo M. E. Bull. t in ts. . I Partition. Estate C J. Bull. j lu pursuance to an order to me directed by the Honorable Thad. ('. Andrews, Judge ef ; the Probate Conrt, 1 will azpose to publie 1 outcry on aalrxday in January next, the fol lowing traet of laud, viz: All that Plantation or tract of land lying iu the lower pan of Jiliii ?*jBjtjes**?ji Pariph, Orangcburg'-'ounty, containing three hun dred and sixty-one acres, more or less, bounded by K. Hart. J. Sellers, It. Banister, W. Brau?, M* Duntxler, audF. W. Vogt, Terms?One-third cash, the balance pay able in one aud two years, secured by head and mortgage .viih interest frei? day of aale, with covenant for resale Purchasers to pay for papers aud stamps. ALSO IN TUB COT KT OF PROBATK. Ohanc.%ih nu County. T. W. Gleaton, \ ? ts. I Emanuel G lea ton at. al. J By order of the Probate Court mado ia this caae, I will sell at Orangeburg C. H.. on the 1st Monday in January next, for half cash, tho balance iu one year, secured by bond and mortgage of premise*, with cove nant for resale, l'urchaaer? to pay for pa per?, stamp* and .recording: aud to have the privilege of paying all cash. The following lands iu said County, which were of Absa lom Gleaton, deceased: 2. 70 acres, bounded by lands o. Dr. Ton, i'houias Gleaton, i.ot I. assigned to the wid ow and Lot 4 heal described. x. acree. bounded by Thomas Oleatea and II. Morgan a laud aa<t by f.nts 2 aad 4. 4. 101 acroi. bound -d by the above I.ot 8. and by the Lot I, assigned te ike widow end by It. S. Morgan's laud. ' . ? 6. 21 seres, granted Absalom Oleaten ia 1810, akd bound, u by uis lands and those of Titi l il and Argoo. 0 60 acres, bounded on lauds of Dr. Pbiu, Dau'l Ueinc, Peter Foglc aud Absalom Glea ton. 7. 20 tie res bring part of a tract bought by A. and T. G leal on iroia II. Mc.Michael in 1N40, ami which waa grained to Win. Hull in 1772, the setae being the half of 40 acrea, owned in common by T. Gleaton aud de ceased. Sheriffs Office. ) II, BICHS, Uratigeb-irg C. H., S. C, \ S. O. C December t, lb70. j deo 10 id . Sherd's Sales. By virtue of .undry writs of Ji. fa., te me direoted, and of an order in the Court ef Probate, to pay assessments of Dower, 1 will sell at the Court House on the 1st Monday in January, the following properly, levied en as the property of Frederick . u off man, deo'd, at the suit of B. F Simmons and others, to wit. I. One tract of .155 acres morn or less, ia Orangeburg County, hounded by lands of Louisa Culclaaure, D. Furtiok, Lewis Good win, 0. MmJrVhetstone, Ii. D. J. Whetstone and-Biley. 3. one of tf/o acres rn-jre or less, in same 'Cbuniy, bounded by lands of Wm. Knotta' Mra. Redman, LewLt Ooodwin, G. W. Whet stone and tract 4 hereafter described. 3. One of 270} acres more or less, in same County, bounded by lands of G. M. Whet stone, Bamberg Pound Jos. Knotta. Lewis Goodwin and aai I tract 4. 4 . And one other t t act of 1123J acres more er lees, in same County, bounded on lauds of Wm. Rnotts, tracts 2 aud 8, G. U. Whet atone, Ann Inabluet. Samuel Uliaor, 8arah Htuoklaud and Jane Mttok. By consent of the Judgment Creditors, the sale will be fer ona-lhird cash, the balanee in twe eipual annual instalments, secured by bond with iuterest from date, payable annu al! with a mortgage of the premises, and a covenant for resale and collection of the whole amount upon first breach of the bond. Puichastra to pay for paper*, stamps and re cording?but with the privilege of paying all cash. n. BIGGS, deo 10?Id 8. O. C. Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS II Kit till V OIVEN THAT ON the 26th day of December next I will nie idv Pinal Account with the Hon. Thad. C. Anqrews, Judge of Probate, and ask for Letters of Dismissal as Administrator of the Estate of Oliver Shujrr, deceased. ft, I . SUTLER. n*T* ?6r?4t Adwlnirti ator O E.ERSONS wishing to buy a FINE HOUSE , or HOUSES, WAHOSS, 4c, can do ao L.OW DOWN by applying to MARONEY & SAIN, GENERAL DEALERS IN Quality and Quantity, KEITT BROS. OLD STAND, Russell Street, Orangeburg So. Ca. dec 3 Cm RECE^ ORANOKRURG COUNTY. In Common Plxas* Valontiue Pittban, ot. %1., j In the vs. > Circuit Elisabeth L. Ellis, et. al. ) Court. lly virtue of an order of aale made in thill case by the said Court, 1 will sell at Orange burg, S. C, ou Monday the 2d day of Janua ry noxt, during the usual hours of sale : 1. All that tract of laud situated in Onmge bu rg County, contaiug one hundred and forty six ('40) acres moro or less, and bounded by lands of J. D. Kein. J. Q. Wannnnutkcr and tract No 1. I 2." All that lot of land situated in said County, containing quo hundred und thirteen (IIS) acres inoro or less, bounded by landi> of estate T. J. Glvvcr, A. C. Andrews and tract No. 1> 3. All that tract of land situate in said County containing one hundred and thivty clght t OS acres more or less, hounded by lauda of T. H. Legere, estate T. J. Glover A. 0. Andrews and tract No. 1, purchased by H. Louis. 4. All that tract of land aitnatc on Russell | Street? in the Town of Oi>*?^ebur*, and bounded by'lets o: J?iV. DU&53 sr.d J. F. Ixlar Esq. All the above Lands are resold at the risk of the former purchaser*/ they having failed to comply with the tej-ms ef sale. Terms?One-third cash, and the bhU-ace on a credit of twelve month-, purchasers to give Komi for said bulancr. baring iatert.-t vren> day of ?aU, and secured by a mortgage of the promises, with a C"v?m:ut for resale ou a breach of the condition of said Rond, and to pay for Papers ami Stamps C. H. GLOVER, Uccaiver. Orangeburg, S. C, Deo. Oj 1870.?td. Assignee's S?le. IN HANK RUPTCY. In the Mutter of John C. Fanntnu, Bankrupt, Ex partfi P. V. Dtiim.r. Assignee. lly virtuo uf an order of sale t/> hie directed, from ti?e Honorable District Court of the United Slates, for the District of South Car olina, I will sell at public auction, at Ormtg'? burgC. II ou Monday January 2d 1871 at the usual hours of aale : All that plantation or tract of lau b lying in the Fork of Kd.isto, Orangeburg Oouuly, containiog -10 ucres more or lea*, bounded by lauds of Mrs. M. Gardner, N. A. Keadle and-. Also one Ritle. C uditiotis cash. Purchasers to pay-for papers and stamps. ( ?A v P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee John f . Fanning lotukfupi. dec 10 td Assignee's Sale. in BAK RUPTCY. In tUo Matter of CALEB (}. Stephens Bankrupt, Ex purtc P. V. Dinul.E Asstguoc: By virtue of an order of sale to me direct ud from the Honorable District Court of tb United States, for the District ?f South Tiro linn, I will well at public auction, at Orange burg C. 11., ou Monday, th e2d dar in Jsun ary, 1871, at the usual hours of sulei All the interest of Caleb G. Stephens, Bankrupt, in all that plantation of traot of land lying ott South Ediato River, Orange burg County, containing 02"? acres more or less bounded by lands of J. D. Clecklcy, es tate of John S. Jennings, South IMisto River and estate lauds of ?*?a Thomas. Conditions cash. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps. P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee Caleb 0. Stephens, Bankrupt. deo 10 td in Tin-; conn1 or pkouatk. WuxnxAs, Joseph Cooper hath applied to me lor letters of Administration on the Bs> tato of Jajnes Stevenson, late ot Orangcbuvg County, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tho Kindrod und Croditom of the said deceased, to be and appear be fore me at a Court of Probate for tho said County, to bo holden at Orangcburg on the 2Ith day of December, 1870, at 10 o clock A. M. to Bhow causo if any, why the said Ad ministration should not be granted. Given under my hand and the Seal of my Court, this 6th day of Dec., A. D. 1870, and iu the ninny-fifth year of American Independence. TRAD. C. ANDREWS, dec 10?2t Judge of Prubaie. NOTICE.?All Peritonn Hav ing Demands against the Estate of 8. .V Konnerly, dcoeeied, late of Orangcburg County, will present the same properly at tested, and those indebted to said Ettal.'will mako payment to E H. ROUSER, Nov. 7tb. 1870. Administrator, nor 1) t( FOR SAL'S BY WILOOX, GIBBS & GO. IMPORTERS d> DEALERS G U AN 0 S , 148 BAY" St.. SAVANNAH. Oa. 241 BROAD-Sr. ACOl'STA, Oa. 151 Etwa Buy, C Ii ARLKSTON, S. C. Axn ijy BULL, SOOVILL & PIKE, ORANOKBUHO, S. C. Fur further inJ'< riu:iti<>n. :?pp!y ??r ad dress a* above fur Panmntfctw Sj inn 1;) ?><.?? 4m T. F. IlefM.!' . ' it R Ilrnoiee. /.if. c.)riWiw. ?Rptoxa? c& co., ?TTON FA(TORS COJ^ySSION ? M>i)?CJl.\NT8j xo/thi a t/.a:. r/<: wharf. Cll AliESToNfc S. C. Libm.l AdrAlter? :ni.h- on Consignment. _ Rerca Tb. Arkiretv Simomls, Ea?i? Free** Ist rtfattonal lb-.nk, Chuih-Ktoit, S. C. may-21 ?M ?*f P. P. TO ALE, ? 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Carpenter, under the patronngc of the medical faculty , liave beta so long extensively used l>y pbysieiau? and olliers. that they niv generally known for tlieir intrinsic value, and enn lie retted on a* being most valuable remedies iu all cases where Sarsapati < r Buclri are applicable. ? >nd eaunot be ton highly roeommended* Tliey are prepared in a highly concentrated] form, to as to render the dose small and can* voaient. Ordeva by mail or otherwise will rcceivepromptattentb.il. a OEO. W. OARPHXtEB. 1IKVSZEY ft CO.* Wholesale Chemieal narnooiise. No. 737 Mark? i sircTt, Philadelphia. For s-lrby DCKP.N ft sllri.ttK, and K. OLIVEROS, Or*n-rr!mr;,-. ?. C. and DOVYIK ft \\<MSB, Vt bulrt.ee Agents, Charleston, ?'i Ar The State of South Carolina, ORANGER!? UG COUNTY. % In tus Common rr;*A*? ?1 Julia A McKew: Administratrix, vs. Tbowas C Albcrgottl et. uz. et. ah Ry order of the CmtH, s Demand* against W, T. >l arc required to present at bet?r? tmt, e.t or before t.hr a/jr. 1871, or thej will he debar rod" pev met C. B. GLOVEU. nov 1*?i% Special liefere? ;pitint to hall Assets and Relief, rsona htv'.i a? i m decrsre**,' OY* iho MkKttJ dtvof Ifc|.?-.