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C~<50jtS^~c^COOKK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
V R A X G E B V R G, S. C
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the STATE and the U. S. COURTS f?r
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"will i.TTBND PROMPTLY to all iiUeiP
aatrvsted to his ear*.
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8EABR00K, BROWNING,
MEYEK^5
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
&RAXGF<SSUalG C. II?? 9?. ?:n.
*. kBS ABRUOK.
**k*?W*A Acting Solicitor 1st Circuit.
MALCOLM !. BROWNING.
J. FELDER MEYER8,
Trial Justice.
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lc&AR& MBBLE,
ATTORNBYS AND SOLICITORS,
OR A NO ED CR G, S. C.
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NOTICE.
The Subscriber respectfully informs the
CITIZENS of Orangeburg County that he
has on hand and for aale, all i tu? CHOICE
VARIETIES of OR APES, FltffE fretti ROT.
Alto the b?ltCollection of Choice PF.AC?!
I'KAH, ROSE TREES and
IVEROREENS Address
A. JOURDAN, Poplar Club, ?
fcapt 10?tf St.'Matthews, 8 C.
j&t ALBEECHT,
BOOT AND 8H0E MAKER,
JO It A JfCI EBURO, 8. <
k*E8PECTPULLY INFORMS TUB CITI
XV. sen* of .<\ntl1goburg and Vicinity that
he has opened at his NEW STORE on Rus
Sell Street, between Mt'ssra. Briggtnnnn &
rv>. and MeNattiaH ft tJones, with .? oomplctc
rttock rtf itBAfKF.lt; A".t nnd that he has
sufficient Woflirileil tU fill all- Ordui* fi m.n
bd to him.
Thanking the P?t?Mtr fbt past patronage,
re.peotfuiiy Elicits a titttninuanee of the
fearae. *1ERMS CJSH,
fab 9 6'et 23 tf
FEANK MELLETT?
BOOT AND HHOEflAKUH,
MOVBD TO
Ellis' Old Office,
4mAXUK?*:ilG,- S? c
U pYe^ared to'tWlttt woffc itf Hn .there
line as uratand 6heap6r (Mft any 6Yhcr man.
Pleaee give me K irW: AH v^Jt vrcrranti-d
to give satisfa' tion.
r'RANfcflELLETT.
M7 !2 .fa
HPECIAJL NO
THE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNUAL.?
Hostotter'a United States Almanac for 1871,
distribution, gratis, throughout all the United
States, nut at" civilized countries ofthe Wes
tern Hemisphere, will bo published about
tho fir it. of January, and all who. wish to
understand thi'tvus philosophy of health
should read and pouderthe valuable sugges
tions it contains. ? In addition lo an admir
ab!? Wedle?! treatise on the causes, prevon
tion atid cure of a great variety of diseases,
it embraces a lnrge amount of information
interesting to the merchant, the mechanic,
tho miner, the farmer, the planter, and pro
fessional men; ?hd tile calculations have baen
made for such meridians and latitudes a*8 are
most suitable for a correct and comprcben
sliVe National CAtr.xnATt.
The nature, uses, and cxlraordinoy sani
tary- effects of Hosteller's Stomaoii dittere,
the staple tonic ami alterative of more than
half the Christian world, aro fully set forth
in its -pages', which arc also interspersed with
pictorial illustrations, valuable recipes fox
the household and farm, humorous nnccdol es,
and other instructive and novuning reading
mittter. Original and selected. Among the
Annuals to appeal with the opening of the
year, this will t>e one of the most useful, and
may be had for the ashing. Tho proprietors,
Mc*ft*s Hbstetter & Smith, op receipt of a
two cent stamp, will forward a copy by mail
to any person who cannot procure one in his
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city, I own and village, and arc extensively
used throughout the entire, civilised World.
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1840 W 1870
Pain is supposed to be the lot of us poor
mortals, as inevitable as death itself and lia
ble at any time to come upon us. Thcrefo
it is important thst remedial agents should
be at huud to be raised on an emergency,
rhen the etfhinal principle Icntg^U Hi ihc
vystcm shall develop itself, und we feel ihe
excruciating ag .nieo of pain, or the depress
ing intiuencc of disease. ?uc.h a remedial
agent exi: Kit i.i v..
\\ ? mndcThe circuit of the globe. Amid the
ctL-nnl ices of the polar regions or beneath
the intolerable and burning sun of the trop
ics its vjfHH'S are known and apprt-eiute?':
Under all latitudes, from the one extreme to
the other, sutferihg iiumuniiy'ha-* found re
lief from many of its ills by its use. The
wide and broad area which this o ediciue has
spread, attests its vulue and potency. From
a small beginning, the Pain Killer has push
ed gradually along, making i:s own highway,
solely by its virtue?:
Such unexsmpkl! success and popularity
has brought others ihtb1 tho field, who have
attempted, under similarity of name, to usurp
the confidence of the people and turn it to"
their own selfishness and dishonesty, btil
their efforts have proved fruitless, While the
Rain Killer is at ill growing in public favor:
HOW TO MAKE HOME ATTRACT*NE.?
Don't have your stairs withaut banisters, at
the risk of breaking your ceildrcu's necks.
D?ri'l hftvo wooden ceilings, that require a
Cord of light wood to Illuminate the room.
Don't have windows without glass, EU tHat
whenever it, rains you muse .-hut . out the
light of heaven. Don't have sashes without
blinds, go thai the summer sun will doxxle
your eyes, wrap your furniture and fado
your carpet. Rut order all the uccessary
materials for finishing your house in comfort
able stylo from P. P Tffalfr, Charleston, S.
C, the largest manufacturer of stich things
in the Southern States.
METALIC CASES.
f HE UNDERSIGNED 'HAS ON IT AND
I all oi i'ig various Sixes t'f the above Cases,
.vhiv !. . ..n bo fnrni?hed Immediately on ap
plication.
Also manufactures WOOD COFFINS as
usual, and at the shortest notice.
Apply to U. KTOGS,
m?r flsiOm Carriage Manufacturer.
NOTICE
State of South Carolina.
? IIA 2vQ % H UUG C0?NTY.
In ittk Co.Mttos I't.kas.
John C. Piko, Tf?stee, be,., \
vs.* 1 .....
John MoMichael, et. ?1. j
Ry order of Court in this case, tho credi
tors of John McMicknel are required to
present and prove their demands before me,
within three months froit this date/
GBO. nohn fin,
November 4, 1870 Rofcroe.
Nov. 0 Sin
EEDER & ?AVIS,
COTTON FACTOUS
Oent i?* Comml&sfon Mtrcimnl*-,
Ifctift Arfffer'tr Wharf,
^S^OHARLKStON, 8. C. .
Cltt-tzi.t Rr.r.ptn. ZiMXYRXaN Davis.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
STATU TREASURY OFFICE,
S. Coi.rxnt \. S. C, December 1, 1870.
THE ROOKS of the Treasury Office for
the Transfer and Conversion of STOCKS
and HQND3 w?j}.be cloned on and after the
bt?thinstant un?il the If* proximo, for con
venience in preparing statement of interest
due to January 1, 1871.
NILES 0. PARKER,
Treasurer State S. C.
Ucb 8 - ? er" ?
EXECUTIVE DEPABTHENT.
?r.vtf Tnv.Asi-r.t tarter.
CoLrMnia. 8 C,'December t, 1870.
THE !N*TKHF-?T railing du* on the
..Coupon IltjndB <?/ the State of South
Carolina to ibe ist of-January, 1P71. will be j
paid IN COLD on and after that date at the
office of Q. II. Kimpton, Financial Agent of
tho State. No. 'A, Nas^att Street, New York,
snd at this office.
The interest falling duo on the Registered
Stock of the State to January 1st, 'STlt frill
be paid IN GOLD on und after thai dale at
the Trcnsufy nftice only
NILES O. PARKE?;
Treasurer .Stale South Carolina,
dco 3 o
AN ORDINANCE
"jo Prevent ILLICIT TRADE
or TRAFFIC trititafi 1 bo Cor*
porute Mmila of Orangcburg,
t?. C.
Section \. That from and nff.r tha 6th
1 Decora Vcr. 1870. :itiy J'crsou . or l'cfltens
j found Selling; IWt:??.nn Exchanging, or
Diaposing of Produce. Goods, Chattels or
Mtrchnmiis,; oY any-charaoier between the
hours of 0 o'clock P. M. and 6 o'clock A. M.,
from the 1st HepMrobct- 1st March, atad
between the hour* Bf l'd o'block P. M. and
4 o'clock A. M. from tbo l?t March to 1st
September, shall subject the Offender to a
Penalty not exceeding Fifty (?O) Dollars.
See ?. Half of tho Fines Collected shall
bo piv.-h to the informer when sufficient
Prott' is gircn to Convict.
Sac. 3. Any Ordinance, or part thereof,
contrary to or repugnant to this Ordinate is
Hereby repealed':
N. A. BULL, [t?iA
Superintenoentt
E. j. Oi.ivf.kms, Clerk,
dec 10 -It
AMENDMENT I
TO OI.I)lMXJ E i<f fSltlse Srtis
pliOM. Ac, for /he Town of
Orangeburg. ft. ?J.
^^IfeA ^1 fr? Mill lfrMl^V.I*tft jjL^W^^^t
^?'kction 1. That any Itinerant Venler or
Trader who bringe Horses, Mules, Ac. in
the Corporate Liuiits oi Oiangebarg <Mil!
forthwith make a Return id tlie Clerk ot
Council, the number of Stock on hand.
8ae. Any Slock, such aa He; es, *!:.*.es.
kc, Sold or Bargained tor and Delivered
within the Corporate Limits or Outside of
tho Town bY Qr*Hg?\!ut? during his or their
slay, niter making his or tHeir Returns to
the Clerk, shall be subject to tho Tax ef One
Dollnr per Head.
8ku. 3. Any Violation to thia Ordinane
shall .inbjfct the Offender to a Fiae of not
leR3 thrtrf Fl?e 16) Dollars nor more than
Twenty-Five (2oJ DolHrs;
Seo. 4. Any Ordinance, or part thereof.
Contrary to or Repugnaat to this Ordinance,
is hereby Repealc<k
N. AUSTIN BULL, [l.s.]
Intendant.
E. J. Ouvsnos, Clcra.
dee 10 4l
WASHINGTON HOUSE
BY
Mrs. M. W. Sfafctton,
GERVAIS & ASSEMBLY STREETS
COLUMBIA, H. C.
Convenient t'? Ilia GreenVllle nff.'l ('rterleston
Railroadff affu* the Business pWr'ion of
the City. Rate of Transient
Board?Two Dollars
per Day.
Regulnr Boarders received "at Reasohablo
Rat os ?
dec 10 tf
FLORENCE!
THE BEST
Faituly Sowing Maehin?l
Unequaled for
SIMPLICITY AND DURABILITY OF fctflrf
STftUCTION.
EXPELLING ALL OtH?RS in Its eufttel
ty for all kirtda cY wvi'rfc MfhrWt change tit
ndjusthtcnt, and for Beauty and Elasticity of
Stitch.
. AGENCIB"? ?Ort.BROADWAY; N: Y.,
and in all the principal cities in the UfYrted
States and Great Britain.
SHAFFER & BRO., Agent*,
Charleston, 8.6.
C. II, If ALL; Agtnt, Ornngeburg, 8. C,'
rfpfSO rf
. 1 ?
Th?
Tb? saa's ?t ?est fln ?ff night grcy,
8t??le softly fn ~
Night gently fol#a*tr aebk tri
To greet th? CYctt^fe
Sweet Lob? comes;!;
Ii er silvery rsysfsBtfac'J,
And looks down ujBft
From oot her cU^^HH?
At this lone hoi boat
Moves gently te>^^H|HE|
Into it leap* r nu.
Her lovor plin?JaeWssuBss
And now soft st
An down the st
A light.guitar the
That breathe*
The one?a noble
HUsuit, ContV
In war's own p
?i-M
And the faif^^H
Dttr Carolina's fl|
Hit fcrthiised ?rerej|
? Tob? young Cb?
Yes, thut fond hear own,
He elaaps bar *?^^^BhK~
'Bound her fair for&gj&e aria entwines
The boat float
But do they see those threatening cloud*)
That hover "'or lore
Ah ! not Ufo's bwi a i
And sweetly singr
The tempest's w.-t
Dark gathering came;
Ana ling.-f Hcftl
Iu of hifl^^^HHn
He pressed ii klss'u?jlj.the cheek
Of her he inv
All vain he tried, ft- h?d,
? H!? rising tHl'ujjli
Far In the dial*
The camp-fir htj
The bugle, loo, r
, To baula
Thst little band who oft had faced
The frowning guns of death,
Now .onward roilc with shouts of tihser';
When victory claimed her wreath.
'?Our Charlie's falicri 1" cries tho Vuieo,'
Of many a comrade now,
As thty stand near hie bleeding form,
With sorrow's lowering brow.
A ?lieht tear-drop gently falls,
Pfbnt many a flushing eye,
As vtngeancc mailty shrieks aloud,
With wild and threatening cry.
The dsy is won, but Chmlic lies,
Upon the buttle plain,
IliS Silent heart cau ne'er more throb
T? pleasure, or to pain.
His pluino is trailing in the dust.
That eye onee sparkling bright,
With mirth and joy, uhit ! ia dimmed,
By cruel death's dark blight,
''Tell bar gwod bye," was fainlly breathed,
Bro life's U?t spark haJ fl?t,
Ere death's keen sword had pierced his heart
He sleeps on glory's bed
The trumpet's peal no more can rotne,
That slumber longuud deep.
His steed by other luuds is reined,
And crowds are left to weep.
Out better far for him who lies,
Beneath the clay oold sod,
Than those who only lived to feel
Oppression's galling rod.
Rttttf i befOes, rest! the slrirc M o'er
Our banner's drooping now.
With which you nobly tough/ to grace
Fair glory's queenly brow.
Rest! future days shall claim it yet,
As time's dark train moves on,
Andplaeo within its gilded folds,
Funnie's wreath so proudly won !
ANNIE AUGUSTA GLOVER, ?
[From Woodhull & Claflin's Weekly.]
Gossip titf Wonicu
TRUE LOVELINESS.
Site" who thinks a noble heart /
Rotter than a noble mien,
Honors virtue more t Wan art,
Though 'tis h-M8 in fashion seen;
Whatsoe'er her fortune be,
?he'a th? bride? Uro wife?for ma.
? ttk? ?-' 0 ? A j:: -
She who deems thst inward graoe
Far surpasses outward show ;
8bo who values toss r im fare
Than that ohrtrm1 the' soul can sl'ow ;
Whatsoe'er her fortune bo,
8be's the bride ?tho wife?for w.s.
She who knows ti'k Heart rt'tyalras
Something more thaft the lips of dew,
Thnt when love's brief roso expires,
Lov? Itself dies' wit* it too?
Whatsoe'er her fortune* b'e,
She's the bride?the wl/e ftt mc.
?es t'ive the way toiortune mux pre- ?
meut.?THfc ^following sketch illus
ion this fae'tvY'
A sailor, roughly garbedj was atroll
5 through the street* of Now Orleans.
rplexity, appir
F?ftho muddy!
,? put forth one iittVo foot", *\i4ier. the
i i'it sailor, jritlt-'iiiipulsivvM.
should not be ftoilcd, with the filth of
this lane; wait fjy a niontiffiit oniy, and
?tfd I tpll make yap a path.'
So springing r her into a carperi-[
shop'opposit
plasnk board, that J<:-?d in the doo'rw
Mi coininaS'bnSf - to the smil
?h to nccepA
d^YOUtl' B \ '\- \
and |Jie tripped across \irit!u u" merry
'Xhank you, and n roguish:smile. ? itiak
heroes as da?jfing *ns they could I
Alas! our young sailor \vm perfectly
uharaied. What else would make him
catch, np and thoulder the plank, and
follow the little witch through tho Slimy
strcrts ttf her home she Tivice perfbrui
iug the ccriniOnyi.of walking* the plank,
and each time thanking hiin with onu of
her o'oqucnt smiles
]';?,. .cully. </?:> !u:i . .v-.V the young lady
trip up the mat bio step* of a palaco of a
house and disappear within its rosewood
c'tltrnnce. For a full minute he stood
looking at the door, and then with a
wonderful sigh, turned away, disposed of |
his drawbridge find wended lii5 path
back to Iiis slur!.
The next day ho wa'S astonished with
au ord?;r of promotion from the Captain.
Poor Jack was speechless with amaze
ment; he had no tlrbani of being exalted
to lite dignity of a second mate's office
on board one of the most splendid thips
that sailed out ot New Orleans. Hi
knew he was rompotcut, for instead of
spending his money for amusement,
visiting theatres and bowling alleys ou
his return from sen, he purchased books
atid had become quite a stuient; but he
expected yjars to intervene before his
ambitious hopes would be realized.
His superior officers seemed to look
upon him with cousidcntblo leniency
and uave hiin many u lair opportunity
i> gat lief marine knowledge; and in
year the handsome, gentlemanly young
mate had acquired unusual favor in the
eyes of the portly comtn.aider, Captain
Hume, who had first taken tho smart
little black-eyed fellow, with hi' ncal
turpauliti, and tidy bundle. its Iiis cabiu
boy.
One night the youg man with all the
other officers was invited to an entertain
ment at the Captain's h ?usc. He went,
and to his astonishment mounted tho
ideutical stops that, two years before the
brightest 'vision he had ever seen passed
over?a vision he had novor forgotten.
Thump, thump, went his bravo heart as
ho was ushered into the parlor, and like
a sledge-hammer it beat again when
Captain Humo brought forward hisbluc
eyed daughter, and with a pleasant smile;
said : ?
?This young lady was once indebted to
your kindness for a safe nod dry walk
home.'
His eyes were all ablaze, and his
brown chcolj Auslud hastily as the
noble Captain sauntered away, loaving
Draco Hume nt bis sido. And in all
that assembly was not so handsome a
cotifVle as* tho gullant sailor and the
?pretty laity.'
It was ouly n year from that time that
the second mate trod the quarter deck,
second ouly iu command, and part owner
with tho Captain, not only in his vossol
but iif the affections of his daughter,
gentle Gra*6e Hume who hud1 always
chorfahed respect, to say nothing of love,
for the I right-eyed sailor.
His homely but earnest net of polite
ness toward his child bad pleased the
Captain, and though tho youth'knew* it
not, was the ?Nto**e of bla firtt promotion,
lunsmuc
lively ?
? J-VM'L1,AU
Nambcr two tnarri
soreo young jnsfati
narrow income. Sjb
rests of hoi* fau
on1d bettor'haffEfti
-tcrests by, taking hi1
gohg out by thed>y
Number three tnr
muded bo nmch'bci
Th
w.
wanted somebody to pa;; her bills. lie*
BBMrI frurricd iw. precisely the sann?
reason, so they arc both repetitibg tit
leisure.
NOT GOING TO H2 LEFT BEAINP.
Number five married because. Fanny
While Had a uic~- new husband, and she
waSri't going to bo left behind. Pity ii
she couldn't get married as woll us other
folks:
^XU?IED FOR MONEY.
Number six married because she was
poor and wanted riches ! She never
counted on all the other tlllngl that were
inseparable from those coveted riches.
SHE LIKED TO TltAVEL.
Number seven- married because she
thought she shotilu Ii2e to travel, IS 11
Mr. Numbor Sewed changed bis mind
aftcrNard, arid ul! illo travelling she h
done has bern bct\tcen the well and the
back kitchen door:
MA RR VINO OUT OF SPITK.
Nutnbci _ipht married out of spite bo
cause her first lovo had taken to himself
a second love ! This piece of retaliation
might have dono her good at the time,
but iu the long run Dumber eight fntmd
it did tlot pay.
WANTED .SYMPATHY.
Number nine married because she bud
read novels and "wanted sympathy."
Sympathy is a fine thing, but it cools
down at a rapid rate if the domestic
kittle is not kopt boilihg, and the do
mestic turkey is undone. Novels in
housekeeping don't run very well togeth
er in harness, to uso a sporting term;
aud number nine's supply of sympathy
didn't bold out very Hn'g.
MARRIED FOR I.OVK.
Numbor ten married because sbo loved
her husband with all hor .heart and
soul Ami slio loves' him still, and
will probably continue to luve bim aud
is tbo happiest wife in tho world?so
pho says.
We have all tho right motive at l.ist
?ono which when sanctified by a deshe
and rs-'j'iufcion to improve und clevuto
each other, nud to live true and holy
lives Lelore God, cannot fail to call down
tho blessings of Heavon. But sad is the
fate of those Who marry from Wrong mo
tires, to escape their share cf life's Work,
or to get something for which they have
nothing to gi?* in return.
A Dutchman1 in Uccatur, Illinois, mar
ried a secood wife in about a week after
tho loss of No. i: Trfo Sabbath follow
iog the wife itfttfd lfcr lotd to take her
out riding and was duly 'cui- op' with
tbo fulling response : -You diuks i ride
out mit anodcr.vfotnaD so soon after* foe
death of mine frau 7 Noift, nriu !'
tjffi? farm or no farm.'
'Sure?* " ; . ( . ^
'As sure a? my name's Jacob.'
4Well. let tier vo then till Christinas,
but if yW back out then, ifafe*, l?dR
shurp.' I - <i&?>p ,JNl.5'-?4?*^*'-*?
l'.l toe tbe scratch then, by jiugo, if
tbo old man runs?mc off the farm with a
double-barreled shot-gun, certain/ Aiid
Jurtcrs lodged as if ho would.
Thns reassured ou being married ?$
Christmas,' Mclindy drew off with her
Jake. ?"?.?*?& ?
A Strono Hint.?A littlo hoy, who
had baen told that he must never ask for
anything to eat when away from home,,
went into n neighbor's house when the
lady chanced to bo ftying doughnuts.
'Ah/ said He! 'yo'ti are cooWlfl^.',
Aware that h'u bad b-^cu well trained?
aiiil anxious to see whether his apetite
would get the better of his manucr.1, tlic?
lady did not give hint any of thod?dgii
:ntgtjL ?
'Well,' said he returning; to the charge,
'your cakes look nice.'
'Ob, very nice,' said tbo lady, 'they
are tbe best I ever couked.'
After playing with the cat u frW miu
utes, he rema*.ked : ;t- "*? 1
'And they . .nell nice..'
'Oh, yes, they smell nice,' Was tbe la
dy's tantalizing answej.
'Well,' said the boy, I suppose if any
little child that was hungry should come
in here when you were cooking, you
vfoithi give him something to'.cat V^
'Well, yes, T think I would.'
'Well,' said bo, after another turn with
tue cat, '1 guess I must go home, for I
ntn vey hungry.' ***
It ts heedless to add th'a't Me gee at
doughnut.
A Ouekn Story.?Tbe remarkable
phenomenon of a rain-shower of five
days duration, and confined to a ceiueie*
ry lot at Mobile, Ala., in which thirteen
mcn:bor8 of the same family haee be
iutorrod, was witnessed by ripWafifs pf
200 persons. It continued night and
day, and at no time dining its continu
ance did U rain any tVhoro ckio in the
neighborhood*. Those who first witness*
cd tho phenomenon were afraid to call
gencraT attention to it, for fear they
tfttght run the ffsk of being considered
insane.
?What do >ou menu by e cat aud dog
life?' Paid a husband to au angry wife.'
?Look at Carlo and Kitty, asleep on the
rug ; I wish men lived half as gracefully
whu their wives/ 'Stop.' &aid toe. iadyv
<tic them together, aud see how they?
will Mfltta* k<