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iSSUEI? KVKItY 8ATUKI)AY MoltNlNO ?V TI1K
OlUNOKfllrHtl KKW8 COSIV-ANY.
Uh?7"lT?T.1 VKI{, J.tisini'ss SIn?iiger\~
We are in no way responsible bli
the views or opinions of our Correspond
ents.
"S?T?KI>AY\'Sl\n. 2i>~ 1*70.
Columbia.
AYc visited Cohiinbiti during the
week, were we met ninny familiar
lace?. The folks there were in the
highest glee all day Tuesday over the
pleasme (hey expected to enjoy that
night at the Opera House, in the ap
pearance of Booth.as Hamlet. Per
Bens from all portions of the State
came to sec the great tragedian, not
one of whom whose luck it was to get
a scat, went away dissatisfied. The
performance commenced at 8 o'clock
p. M., hut long before thai, time every
scat in the p:ir<iuetlc and dress circle
had its quota of human ilesh, and ere
the curtain rose for the first act, the
building was alive with hundreds
whose anxious countenances showed
that they would rather sec liobtbjj.linil
to have a first class legislator's inte
rest in the Big Bonanza bill.
The performance was a grand suc
cess. Booth, by hard study and elose
application, lu.s made himself not
only familiar with every word of his
part, of this great drama of Shak- |
spcarc, but seems also to understand I
every thought, impulse, passion, and
feeling that moved the hard of Avon
in its composition. Ho embodies
himself thoroughly with the charac
ter of Hamlet, and makes the audi
ence follow him in every word, look
and gesture. It is really a rich treat
to see him, supported as he is hy a
Company both strong and intelligent
'Apart from the pleasure of seeing
Booth, there was not much of any
other sort at the Capitol.
The Legislature was in session, and,
as a matter of course, a first class
farce was being enacted at the State
House. But visitors did not seem to
feel any special interest in procuring
reserved seats in that building.
There is not much business before
that body, and if the men who make
it up had any regard for the tax-pay- j
ere, they would adjourn and go home.
We had a glimpse of the "ins" and
"outs" up there. Ex-Governor Scott
struts about bigger now than he did
while Governor. Barker if gone and
he seems to feel that all is well with
him now. The delectable Franklin
J. Moses, Jr., now cronerously ycleped
Judge, still stalks around his old
haunts, but not with that same air
which distinguished <him as asatisHcd
vi Hi mi when Governor. He looks as
though he may quit the bench?if he
ever gets there?with as much disgust
as Saucho Banza had for his Island
before he had Governed there many
days.* Dennis, N eagle, v.t id f/cHus
omnCy are also loafing conveniently
near the delightful places that used
to know them. But one can sec that
? . thev 'seldom get their hands into the
pockets of the tax-payers now-a-days.
Sonio of them wear old clothes, and
appear unable to buy a servic i ble
tooth brush. Of course they may be
playing the 'oposum. For ways that
arc dark and tricks that are vain
they arc very peculiar.
J \ Money.is scarce in Columbia, trade
V 5a dull, and many arc out of employ
\nncnt.
1 ?.-??
. Hard to Please.
The life of an editor is by no means
the smoothest thing in the world.
'The chair-edit oral is not eushb ncd
with roses. Where be frequently hopes
to phase, he not uufrcqucutly raises
lhcdovil, and brings down curses deep
and ihre it j ion his unprotected bead.
If he omits anything, he is hr/.y. If
he. speaks of things as they are, people
get angjfy:; ' If he glosses over or
smooths down the rough points, he is
bribed. If he calls things by proper
names, he is unfit Jor (be position of
editor, if he does not : urnish his
readers with jokes, he is a mullet; if
I.e. tines, he is a iallleliead, lacking
liability, If be condemns wrong, lie
is a good fellow, but lacks discretion.
If he. IoUj Wrongs ami injuries go un
mentioned, he is a coward, lfheex
poses "a public man, he does it to
gratify*"'spite? is the tool ofti clique,
or belongs to the "outs." If he in
dulges in personalities, he is a black
guard; if ho does not his paper is dull
und insipid. If ho prints au account
of a BepubHenn meeting, the Democ
rats .straightway look daggers at him.
If ho ^flpqilah d? the Democracy, or
any member of that party, instantly
the Bepublicans raise a hue and cry
find swear that he is a hyena, and
means to devour every person declar
ed free hy President Lincoln? It' he
soys farmer Jones is n successful anil
intelligent planier, lie is accused of
being bribed with ft mess of turnips.
If he .speaks a good word of this or
that minister, il is because his sins arc
winked at. If he says anything
against pin-back dresses, the com
munity swears that he is mad because
all the girls have turned i heir backs
on him. If he censures the custom of
ladies wearing striped stockings, he is
vulgar, and warned to look for locals
elsewhere. No matter what he docs,
he cannot please everybody. Here
you will find Squire Bcllwcathcr who
orders his paper stopped because he
wants to live under a monarchical
government, (but hasn't money
enough to go to one), and, ergo, dis
likes the News and Tim; s because it
lias for its motto "God and our (this)
country." Thero you will butt
against Mr. Weasel-Sncezel, who is by
nature antagonistic to ever}' news
paper that is not made up entirely
from .Josh Billings. Col. Ilard-to-Con
vert, would like to take his Con nty
journal, but will never do so until it
promises to revive the Confederacy.
And then there's a dozen or more who
want to pay up und stop "dc paper,"
because, as they say "We don't like
de ritt til dat you's a habit ob puttin' iu
dare."
Now, kind reader, is it possible
for us to do all this. And, yet, be
cause we cannot, the N. ws and
Ti \\ es is not always acceptable. Who
has the next complaint to make?
Useless Legislation.
Our Legislature is not the only
one where filibustering and tinker
ing over local and unimportant mat
ters consume much valuable time, as
witness the following from Put
Walsh, one of the editors of the
Augusta Chronicle und iSvntincl t who
writes to his paper under date, 21st
inst.j about the doings of the Georgia
.Legislature, now in session. The Em
pire State is all over Conservative :
"In it any instances ellbrtsarc being
made to lit particular cases and iu
many others to make changes simply
for the sake of doing something that
had better be left undone. The num
ber of local bills is enormous. In
glancing over the proceedings of the
Legislature the reader cannot fail to
be struck with the triflirlgiusignifi
cance of sonic of the measures intro
duced. Here is a bill to change a
county line to accommodate some man
who wishes to have his residence or
his place changed from one county
into another; here is another bil' to
allow somebody to jteddlc without a
license; another to prevent fish traps
in the waters tributary to Gum
Swamp; another to prevent hunting in
Sleepy Hollow; another for tho relief
of the sureties of Mr. Smithy who has
been unfortunate in handling the
funds of this county. And still
another^: To incorporate the lice
Gum Refining Company."
?-m -? ?? --
"Darwin says that the male grass
hoppers use their hind legs to fiddle,
on the edge of their wings, and that
the best fiddler always wins the affec
tions of tho females first." We find
the above sentence floating around.
Our proposition is that wc all go to
"fiddling.' '?? /tcxinytan I) iitpafch.
Hut wc are not all grasshoppers,
brother, and are, therefore, without
''hind legs!" There's where you have
the advantage of many of your con
temporaries.
???. * - ?
Governor Chamberlain lias remov
ed T. S. Cavender, one of the Com
missioners under the Bonanza Act,
and designated one B ray ton to fill his
place, ('avviiih r it. appears, dotiiand
cd twenty per cent, of the warrants
ho issued to Syminers and Berry, in
lie u of their claims against the. Slate,,
which fact reached the Governor's
ears, and led him to displace "old
mathematics."
- - ?!! ? - ? -IJ.ii
Let every man put his hand to the
plow, and not look for crumbs in the
radical party, und we shall go through
safe.?I lorn/ Ncics.
In that case u good many of your
camp will have to give up soft places.
Some of them not only "look for,'*
hut lietuully receive and e: t "crumbs
from the radical parly." Bah !
? ? ? .?a? ? m .
Abbeville Court.
On the 20th inst. the court closed
the call of ihc issue docket, when in
consequence of the call of the 8th cir
cuit in tho Blip rente court, oil Tues
day, the 25th inst., the court adjourn
ed, with instructions to call court
from day to day, until the Hist inst.,
wheti the court will resume, lor the
purpose of henriffg ?11 comity matters.
Wc are inforfucd ttftit, just before the
court ndjburncd} Geh. Sum Mc
Gowttfi, rose and said i "Wc thank
your honor for the satisfactory mttti
ncr in which the business of the term
has been transacted, the court has
been held to our entire satisfaction."
We accept this endorsement of Judge
Cooke as an indication that he will
use till his ability to do Iiis duty as a
Judge fearlessly, and without partisan
ship. We have every reason to hope
that our circuit will be so "Judged,"
that it will bo respected throughout
the state.? Greenville N"enos.
'?Makiukii?On the 11th of January 1870,
at the Residence of Rev. Jno. S. Hayden,
and by him, Mr. C. S. IJinnickeu to Miss
10. Batks, all of this County.
TO LEND
One or Two Thousand Dollars on unen
cumbered Real Kstnto in the Town of
Orangeburg.
Apply (through the Post office) to
1). IS. F.
Orangeburg, .S. C.
jati 2fj tf
N?TIGE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE COUNTY COM MI SSI OXERS,
Oil A X? KHU KG COUXTY.
Jauuary 2?th, 1S7G.
Notice is hereby given that the County
Commissioners will sell out to the lowest
bidder, the repairing of Jefcoat Rridgeon
North Edisto River on Friday, February,
2?di, 187G, at twelve o'clock, at said
Bridge, at which time and place, a plan and
specifications will be made known.
My Order of Board.
GEO. 150 LIVER,
Clerk of Co. Cotn'rs.
jau 20 -It
T?OH RKNT. The Farm of C.
JO WlllTTEMOIUC, on the Old Charles
tun itoad, about o Miles from Orangeburg.
Apply to
IIUTSON ?i II?TSON.
laiiuarv 28ih 1870.
inn 2?J * tf
1 SCHOOL.
Mr?. M. E. Ol.ivku will open a School
on the first of February at the house of Mrs.
Oliveros next to Mr. Seo vi lie's The
Chargo tor instruction in infant ela-s will
be SI per month, larger Scholars treated
for on private terms. Her aim will be; to
render the School attractive, and she respect
fully solicits the patronage of the public.
jan 2'J I'm.
N 0 T I OB
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of theOrangebiirg Agricultual and Muelian
iele Association will be held at the Fiir
Building on Saturday morning, February
12th next, nt 10 o'clock.
? Members arc requested ^o be punctual. A
full attendance is requested
KIRK ROBINSON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
jan 20 21
NOTICE.
Sale Under Mortgage.
By virture of a certain Mortgage, I will
sell tit Orangeburg, C. JL, on Thursday the
,'lrd day of February. 1S76, for cash, Two
Biaek Mules, :ts the property of Phillip
(?irlacii, Untier Mortgage to Bambeig?
Slater.
Januarv, 2?th, 1870.
\V. II. JOINER, Agent.
jan 2'J 2t
Estate Sale.
In pursuance of an order from the Pro
bate Court of Orangoburg County, I will
sell for Cash, on Saturday, February 12th
1S7(>, at the office of Clover & Clover, at
eleven o'eloek .V, a few articles of office
Furniture.
January 2?th 1S70.
E. T. CLOVER,
Administratrix,
jan 29 'At
Great Novelty.
FiltST TlMK
In Oi'Mii^cbnrg.
JIr?. Julia ;WIn berg
LATELY FROM CIlAKLESiTON with
an elegant STOCK OF,
Millinery
and die most Beautiful Articles (?f fashion
which she oilers to the Public on Exhibition
Monday January ."?1st, in Dr. Oliveros Build
ing and will be sold at Auction Tuesdav,
February 1st, at 10 o'eloek A, M. Mrs.
Winbcrg will only remain n few days in
Orangeburg, ami all those who wish to avail
themselves of a Rare chance to obtain the
liliest (ioods at the lowest Piiees, will do
well to call on her and examine for them
selves.
Trimcd Ladies Pattern Hats, Babv
Cloaks ami Sttcqucs, breakfast Shawls,
Children Carriage B aiikcut, Embroidered
Sofa Cushions, Embroidered Slippers, Cro
ebet Tiders, also Fancy JcwcRcy, Dressed
Dolls, Neck Tics, and a great many oilier
articles too niiimuerous to mention.
Ladies and Ociitlcmci1 are Respectfully
requested to attend. There will he Reserved
Seals for the Ladies.
jan 20 2t
Arrrn^jNTionsr
WIDE AWAKS C. C.
No.
Attend a special meeting of your Club on
the 1st Tuesday in February.
By order of (I. S.
J. MAMMON!) FOKDRAM.
jan 22 187(i . It
Notice
Aii persons indebted to the Estate of the
late John C. Kenmrly are requested to make
payment at once, and all persons having
claims against said Fslate are requested to
present them at once to
J. A. KENNERLY.
Administrator with the Will annexed
jan 8 It
KOTICE
TO
(ji??tifB AND WITNESSES.
Cliclltd Uhil Wltttc&sda Ivli? have been
nbtilied or Subpoenaed b}: ttij lb nttcild at
alty tiiilc tlitfiiig thin Term ?f the Court of
Common Pleas, arc reaped hilly informed
that their attendance will not be required)
and we give this public notice to them in
order to hiivo them inconvenience ill the
matter.
January, 21, 1S7G.
IZLAR & DIBBLE.
Jan 22_ _lt_
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TKEASUER,
OiiAsoKnuiio County, S. C.
January, 18th, 1870.
The penalty for the non-payment of]
Taxes for the fiscal years 1875, will be at
tached on the fifteenth day ofFcbruary
1S7G.
J. II. LIVINGSTON,
Co. Trau?. O. C.
jan 22_<H
U4.
The Copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, in business, corn ?
or Itii5.se!I St. ami Railroad Avenue, wan
Dissolved on the 11th day January by mutu
al consent. J.'W. MOSELEY.
S. E. TORIN.j
The Undersigned have this day formed
a Copartnership for the purpose of transact
ing a business of General .Merchandize, un
der the linn name oT S. P.. TOR IN it CO.,
at ?Store corner Russell .St. and Railroad
Avenue. S. E. TOR IN,
A. S. ALBEKGOTTL
jan 22 1K7C 2t
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
Oiiamieiiuiui, County,
OltANfiEnuno, .S. C, January 1st 1S7G
Notice is hereby given, that my Books
will be open for the Collection of Taxes on
the Klthday of January 1S7G.
Taxes arc payable in the following kinds
of funds: (Juki arid .Silver Coin; United
States Currency; National Hailk Notes; and
Coupons due of Roods issued under a Act to
reduce the Volume of trie Public Debt, and
provide for the payment of the same; and
interest Orders for interest due on STOCKS
ISSUED under said Act. The rate per
centum is as follows:
For general State purposes, 11 mills on
the dollar.
General County purposes, 2 mills on the
dollar.
For the building of Court House, 3 mills
on the dollar.
J'or the support of Free School*:
Yances District, No. 1, 3 mills on the
dollar.
Poplar District, No. 2, 4 mills on the
dollar.
l'inc Grove District, No. 3, -1 mills on the
dollar.
Amelia District, No. 1, 21 mills on the
dollar.
Providence District, No. ?, 3 mil's on the
dollar.
Govdbys District,; No. C, i mill on the
dollar.
Lyons District, No. 7, 3 mills on the
dollar.
Cow Castle District, No. 8, 2 m?ls on the
dollar.
Middle District, No. 0, 21 mills on tkc
dollar.
Orange District, No. 10, 3 mills on the
dollar.
Caw Caw District, No. 11, 2A mills on the
dollar.
Branehville District, No. 12, 2J mills on
the dollar.
New Hope District, No. 13, 2\ mills on
the dollar.
Elizabeth District, No. 14, 3 mills on the
dollar.
Fdislo District, No. 15, 1J mill on the
dollar.
Union District, No. IG, 1J mill on the
dollar.
Ziou District, No. 17, 3 mills on the
dollar.
Willow District. No. IS, 1 mills on the
dollar.
Liberty District, No. 19, 1 mill on the
dollar.
(ioodland District, No. 20, 1 millon the
dollar.
Hebron District, No. 21, 1 mill on the
dtdlar.
Rocky Grove District, No. 22, 1 mill ok
the dollar
1 will visit the following places for the
Collection of TANKS:
Lewisvit I e, Wednesday, January 12th.
Dranchville, Friday, " ' 14th.
Fort Motto, Tuesday, " 18tll.
Knolts' Mills, Saturday, ? 15 22nd.
R. S. tl lea ton's Store, Monday, January
21th.
Kasterling's Mills, Tuesday January 25th.
Fourcs Poll, Friday, " 2Sth.
Avingcra Poll, Monday, " 31st.
J. F. Way's Store, Tuesday, Feb'ry
1st.
Bonkhardts Poll, Wednesday, Feb'ry
2nd.
L. A. Zcigler's, Monday, Feb'ry 7th.
J. II LIVINGSTON,
Treasurer.
Orangeburg County, S. 0.
jan 1 ' 187G tf
?STotico to Oreclitors.
All persons having demands ngainst the
Fstate of J. D. Edwards deceased, w?l! pre
sent the same on or before the l?tli day of
April next, and all persons indebted to said
Estate will make iimnedratc payment to
the undersigned.
A. p. EDWAKDS.
J. A. EDWARDS,
Qu?licd Administrator,
jan 15 it
IDissotition. of Copartnei
t-jliip
The" partnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned under the linn name
Of B?J.T. BCOVIIiT. *? Pik 15 by the With*
di'atfid of J. Ci PlKti, Is this duy dissolved
Uy mutual consclit. Ail person* indebted
to the late linn by note, account or other
wise will make early and prompt payment
to ft A. Duxtj nnd W. N. BcoVlLt-, remain
ing pJirlHtsW, who have the cftchiidvc fight
to sign the firm name iu liquidation,
Orangeburg, S. C, January, 15th 1S70.
N. A. BULL,
W. N. 8COVILL,
J. C. PI K15.
The undersigned, under tho name and
style of BULL & SCOVILL, will continue
business at the same stand occupied by the
late firm.
Orangoburg, S. C , January, 15th, 137G.
N. A. BULL,
W. N SCOYILL.
jan. 22 4t
Encourage Home People
AXI>
HOME ENTERPHISE !
DOORS, SASH & BLINDS
S. HA GIER
Charles;ion, S. C.
Only Carolinian engaged in the manu
facture of Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings
and Turned Work in Charleston, S. C.
t&2?* Prices as Low as any other Bouse,
ami all work first class.
jail 22 1S70 .1m
SHERIFFS SALES.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
OltANGKllURG COUNTY,
Is tiu: Common I*i.kas.
Bennett Jacobson as Adm'rof Est of James
Jamison, PI.until!'.
Against Cecilia Jamison, (icorgc Roliver
and others. Defendants.
By virtue of a Jiulgnicnt berein I will
sell at Orangeburg, C. II., on the 1st Mon
day in February next, during the legal
hours of sale, to the highest bidder, the fol
lowing tracts of land, viz :
1 All that tract of laud iu the town of
Lewisville, containing four and one half J
acres more or less, bounded by lands now or
latelv of \Y II llennou, Isaac Utsev and \\
T C 'Bates.
2 All that tract of land in the town of j
Lewisville, containing one and one half
acres more or less, bounded Northeast by
Estate lands of J J VVannaniaker, East and
Southeast by lands of l'ufus Oleekjey and
West by lands of the South Carolina Rail
ro ol Company.
'.\ All (hat other tract of bind in the town
of Lewisville. containing twelve acres more
or less, bounded North and Northest by
lands of Estate .1 J NVaiinauiaker, \V T C
Bales and Si.nth Carolina Railroad Com
pany and South and Southeast, by lands of |
Est of A A maker.
Terms?One half cash, balancj in 12
mouths, purchaser to execute bond and
mortgage of the premises, and to pay for re
cording papers.
also
Edward A. Nix,
Oardiaii,
John C. Edwards, \ Judgment
Cecil S. Edwards V Foreclosure,
and others.
By virtue of (lie Judgment herein, I will
sell, to tho highest bidder, at Orangcburjj
C. II., on the first Monday in February
next, during tho usual hours of sale, at risk
jf former purchaser, the following tracts of
land, viz.:
All that tract of land containing about 4*13
acres, on Four Hole Swamp, ami bounded
by lands now or formerly of Melton Kush,
lienry Danl/.ler, Robert Johnson and Dr,
K. W. Bates. The same to be sold in par
cels, pbUsof which will be exhibited on day
of sale.
Terms?One third cash, balance on ft
credit of one and two years, purchaser
giving Bond to secure the credit portion
ami a Mortgage of the premises and to pay I
for papers and Recording.
a i-SO
Charles D. (iooch, ct al ) Judgment
vs \ of
Eliza Oliver. J Foreclosure.
By virtue of the judgment herein, I will
sell to the highest bidder, at Orangeburg C.
11., on the fust Monday iu February next
All that tract or parcel of land lying
partly in Lexington and partly in Orange
burg county, containing about 215 acres
more or less, bounded Oil the N. by Estate
lands of Dr F J Ooiger, J \V Kanuner and
the Slate Road ns fully appears by plat of
S (J Inabinet, Surveyor. Also three seve
ral tracts known by the Nos four, live and
seven on division plat of the Est lands of
N C W Ciilclassurc, made by D F Stiven
dor, Na 1 containing 52 acres more or less,
No ? containing (ISA acres more or less, and
No 7 eor.taiuing ?5J acres more or less.
Terms?Cash, Purchasers to pay for
papers and Recording.
AI-SO
A B Knowlton, "1
Judge of Probate, J Judgment
vs of
Thad C Andrews, j Foreclosure.
By virtue of the Judgment herein, I will
sell at Orangeburg C. 11., on the Frist Mon
day in February next, during the usual
hours of sale.
All that lot of land with the building
thereon, situate and being in the town of
Orangeburg, at tho foot of Market Street,
' containing { of nin acre, more or iess, ami
bounded by lands of F M Rodgers, llarpin
I Biggs and William Mitchell.
I Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for pa
pers ami recording.
Orangeburg C. II., ")
Sheriffs Offlce, \ E.I.CAIN,
Jan 17lh, 1S7?. J S. O. C
Jan 22 3t
sriTo:r>ro
PHOSPHATE CO.9
CHARLESTON, ?. (Di
Koldblc Guntio?(Available TSon*
Phosphate of Lime 18-G5 per cent. Am*
monia 8*14 per cent.) April let, $40, Nov..
1st, S53. Cotton Option, Middlings at IG,
cts. $06,
Acid PhOsplintO?(Available Bono.
Phosphate of Lime, 22?18 per cent.) April'
lSt, $30; Nor. 1st, ?35; Cotton option $45.
Special lCntca to Grangers on cash
orders.
For particulars apply to
JE. C. William?, Treasurer,
Charleston, 8. C
Or to E. E/ekiel and C. D. Kortjohny
Orangcburg, 8. 0? W. P. Cain & Co., Lew
isville, 8. C, W. 8. Utscv, Ceorge'a, S. C
jan 22 18t0 3m
"slTeMffs samss.
By virtue of Sundry Warrants on Crop1
Liens, to me directed, I will sell to tho
highest bidder, for Cash, on Tuesday tho
8th day of February next, during the usual
hours of sale, at the various places hereinaf
ter mentioned, the following properly, vie:
At the residence of Abram Richardson,
about 10 bush Corn, about 000 lbs Fodder,
lot Kicc Straw, about 30 bush Cotton Seed,
about 2 bush Peas, a lot of Potatoes and a
lot of Sugar Cane, seized as tie crop of
Abram Richardson on lien to OlivcrUcwitt.
ALSO
At the residence of Caniden Johnson,
about 10 hush Corn and about 300 lbs Fod- ?
der, seized :us the crop of Caniden Johnson
under lien to M 8 (ileaton.
also
At residence of Vandy Golson, about 30
hush Cotton Seed, about 1000 lbs Fodder
and about 100 bush Corn, seized on as tho
crop of Vandy Golson under lien to David
L'ahiicr.
Orangcburg C II., \ E. I. CAIN.
Sheriffs Ollice, J S. O.C.
Jan 18th 1870.
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue o*Sundry Executions to me dir
ected, I will sell to the highest bidder,
at Lewisville, on Tuesday 8th
day February next, for Cash, all tho
Right Title and interest of the Defend
ants in the following properly, vis:
At Lewisville, one Lot Merchandize, con
sisting of Contents of Country Store, levied
oil its property ?f J A Ilartzog at the suit
of George Doiiver.
ALSO
At the residence of Jacob F Witt, one lot
of Corn (about 200 bush), levied on as tho
property of Jacob F Witt at the suit of (loo
II Cr.rnelson.
Sheri?'s Ofliee, 1
Oratigebmg C. 11., [ E. I. CAIN,
Jan 17th, IS.?. J S. O.C.
Sale Under Mortgage
Ry virtue of a certain Mortgage, I will
sell at Orangeburg C. II., on Monday tho
7th day of February, for cash, one Dro?n
Mare Mule named Dinah, and one Black
Mare Mule named Reck, as the property of
Ham Paul ling timl Mrs. U.IL Palling midcr
mortgage to Dull, Scovill & Pike.
ALSO
Ry virtue pf a certain Mortgage, I-will-*-*
sell at Orangcburg, t'. 11., on the l?t Mon
day in February next, for Cash, One Bay
Horse, as the property of London Dtek?oii
under Mortgage to thill, Scovillc * I'ike
ALSO
By virtue of a certain Mortgage. I will
seU at Orangt burg, C- II., on Monday tho
7tb day of February, for cash, Doc Brown
Mare Mule, a- I lie property ofl'liarlea
ltobiuson, nmb r Morlgage to A. D. Fair.
Jamt.trv 14th lS7ti.
E. I. CAIN,
Agent.
jail 15 St
Having recovered my health, 1 am now
prepared to contract for building, bauling,
Jcc. I have had twenty years experience
und guarantee my work. Conti acts taken
on liberal terms.
I. R. TUCKER,
jan IG ? 3m
Dissolution C'oparlncrKhip.
The Partnership heretofore existing
under the firm name of BAMBERG &
LLATER was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 18th day of December 1S75. Parties
indebted to the late firm will mako pay
ment to E. F. Slater.
F. M. BAMBERG,
E. F. SLATER,
The undersigned will continue the busi
ness in Orangcburg at Duke's Hotel, and
respectfully invites the citizens of this
County to call and sec the fine stock of
Horses and Mules he has on hand before
I buying. Prices to suit the hard times.
E. F. SLATER,
jan 15 2t
ISTotice of Dismissal.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
fifteenth day of February, A. D. 1876, I will
tile mv final account in the Probate Court
as Guardian of ANNIE E. BRUNER, (now
deceased), and apply for my final dis
charge.
JOHN L. BDSII,
Guardian of Annie E Brunen
jan 15 4t
iTlilEAP GUANO;
$10 PER TON.
This GUANO was offered at the close of
last season. Some 300 tons sold on its own
merits as per analysis of Prof. 8 hepar d. As
far as heard from the resnlts of its applica
tion have been favorable. To close tho
balance of the cargo, I offer it at $10 per ton
cash, put up in new bags of 200 pounds.
J. N. KOBSON.
08 East Bay, 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston, S. C.
jan 8 3m.
ge0. s. sii1rer,
j Commission Merchant,
DEALER in
GROCERIES, FINE WINES, Ac.
Agent for Barton's Planter, Avery's Plows,
and all kinds of Agricultural
Implements.
At New Brick Store next to Duke's Drug
Store. Bcpt 25?6m
