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General Grant.

HIS VIEWS OF TIE REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM
statement made bya gentleman in whom
may be placed implicit reliance, and who en-
joys excellent opportunities to enable him to
speak intelligently on the subject, may give
some indication of Gen. Grants position in
relation to the Republican party. He states
that after the General was nominated he sat
for long time .carcfully readiag and pom
dering upon theeplatform adopted by the Cen
vention that. he finally expressed to his con-
fdential friends that he did not like it, and
was i'll great doubt whether he would accept
the nomination ON that platform. This coming
to the cars Of certain leaders of the pnrty,
they hastened to call upon the General, who
stated to them his objection to the platform.
This intelligence was received with NO little
CONSERVATION by his visitors, who feared that
Grant entertained the intention Of declining
the nomination.. They at once opened upon
him with every conceivable argument they
conla bring forward to induce him to accept,
one Of which arguments was that the platform
uced not be fcgardcd7by him in so serious
light it was amply an enunciation of the gen
eralq principles, of the party, necessary on
ly to make up tho issues Of the cam
paign. They urged him to accept at all
events, and to say nothing more about the
platform. Many other arguments of similar
character were used, it is said, which gave
Grant to understand that they wanted MIN to
accept the nomination even if it had to be on
a platform OF his own adoption Washington
telegram in Nep York Herald
HIS SPEECH AT 0ALENA.
Friends and fellow. citizens of Galena, l
thank you for this additional mark of your
kindness. Sufficient, suppose, has now been
Heard Of the result of the late election to show
upon whom it has taler to administer the af
fairs of the nation for the next four years
suppose it is no cgotism in me to say that tho
choice has fallen on mo. The responsibilities Of
the position feel, but accept them without fear,
if / can have the same support which has been
givenfto to ,hc thus far. thank you and all
others who have fought,tagether in this con.
test--a contest in which you are NIL interested
pcrsoaally'as much as, and ncrhsps more than,
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lam. now take occasion TO bid you good.
bye, as leave here tomorrow for Washing
ton, and shall probably seeNbut few sof you
again for somSSeafs to cohe, althongh ii
would give ME Ssyest pleasure to mako ean an.
nual pilgrimagsto Mplace Where 81 lifaye en.
je7ed myself sspgsh sI8s as ,hsy0s ssps, during
the past few nioHths #
During his journey FROM Galena to WASH.
ington, Gen. GrInt passed through u town
where al enthusiastic pfocessionsof nuif9rrmcd
"Boys:in Blue" greeted him, and to whom,
3 ssasssssraingls Che spoke aalfo|l9wss ys & sgl; Isl;
"Gcntlemen: sec many Ssfo of You in uniforms uniforms
You laid them off throc years ago, and you
can now lay them Of fagafn, and Eiwee win have
peace. Good night" -',ef s'9asai4a sa@ s&rs
, WHAT VIII GEN In.! oa.,sr Do?
The Aey lY9yk yli,i.1 .1aarzrq. 1arz Commerce ex.
presses the convictioa that thp Radical party
iis made up of2natesial 100 ipcongruouss now
that it wiilT bsi next to ihpoaaible Tor tito
hio]ld.togsther. for another four, years. as 70
the M President sg elect elect the les editor
"Gcu Grant is not Radical, aud we have
the very highest authority f9s saying that it is
his. purpose Ito, separate himself from tho ex-
,tscmists, and to rally ropnd him,a strong body
>of tho better class of citizens, who shall draw
unto. them congqnial allies from all quarters,
and become, as they would deserve to be, the
party Of the country. IIc is.also extremely
anxious to verify his party ,watehword, and to
lead the country ut once to peace aud renewed
prosperity. This is his purpose, aud no one
can deny that it is q noble ambition. Not
himself politician, and with but little expe-
rience or skill in civil life, he docs not as we
think, at all realize the difficulties iu the way
of such success as lie seovcts. We do not say
that he will failj for he has ,undoubtcd pluck,
and, besides four years of patronage at COM
mand, he will also have the advice and prac-
teal aid Of some strong friends who do not
usually, intcrmeddle, with public, affairs"
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.sO..BITU.A RY..

DfED-Oh the 7st Of Septcmbsr, 1868, the angel
ofodeathristed adomioile usthis isririuity and cap.
tursd Tor Heaven the most innocent little lamb the
reader OF this notice ever behcld f' its''f7t'e -
She was tho daughter Of Colonel D. r. DArros.
and was just five years of ags;on the day VI her
death ,''sf fc ~ . 81
For onc;of her age she was u,lrivallcd for lo,oli
ness and intelligence.
1t is a we'll known fnct that death has no partcu-
lar scason for his cuptives and at the same time i'm
poses.upon humanity the most sorrowful and priey-
GUS ordeal through which this life must pass. Yet
whenever GILL Is mndc for All emblem. bur nature
80 cbustc! Rnd gssyect dear little JULIA whose
silky sxSsses. are now resting on her kind mothers
most oectionatc bosom in Paradise where they arc
both enjoying tho bliss and brightest hucs of IicaY-
chi, and would not therefore exchange SITUATIONS
with the noblest queen on carth We should submit
to the Sumo with resignation rather than INDULGE
IN sadness. Had this beloved little ono, who was
the favoritc OF her every FRIEND been many degrees
less attractive she would never have been forgotcd
no, che assumed. the nsine of ono the cuphony of
whose name will forever ring in the cars Of her be-
rcaved parent and family and fan to tho brightc.t
flame the most minute spark Of mcmory.', Tis.
true-tis sud- little LA has parted to meet thcm
on earth no more; aud therefore left q vacuum
which can never ngnn be filled. But there is no
position Oh this ruined earth TINT be compared
with TINT which the beautiful little angel oc, upics in
Heaven Had she been spared her character " ould
never have e1ccllcd that of her ustrious and noble
n nother. No, not even did our future present 10
us such days we have enjoyed in the most joyful
times of the past, and her character passed in
perfect purity though that ordeal in which every
eye seeks spot md every ear invites scandal.
When compare nll l have said. with the joyful
meeting of this little scrnph anil her Heavenly
mother the former seems but chaos, whilst the
latter pictures to mine eye moment which will
not here attempt to describe, for my9pcn would be-
BY far, too inadequate to the c.al AMI ;.nifcrnt
task Yes, they have met, and that ecstasy OF bliss
which ny one will crer experience short Of iicaycn.
no." thrills their every nerve with extreme delight.
Though dearest little JrllA never knew the care
of dear mother still every cniion, that kin,l-
ness and affection could confer upon her. was b.
slowed by the hand OF one who possesses every
virtue Of female excellence. 4+
.iMICUS DECIMCS.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Ornngcburg County. o""'io"'

BY THAD c. ANDREWS, Esq, Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, F. W. Faircy, hath made suit to me to
grant him Letters Of Administration Of the Estate
and Effects of VIM. H. Howell deceased
These arc therefore to city nnd admonish NIL and
singular the kindred and creditors of The said Wm
II. Howell, dec that they hc md appear before me-
in the Court OF Ordinary to be held at Probate or.
fec, OrangeburgC H., on the third prox. next, af.
ter publication hereof Mt o'clock in the forenoon,
to shcw cause, if any they have, why the said adj.
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand this 10Th day of Noycm.
bcr, Ammo Domini. 1867
TIAD. C. ANDREWS,
nov .l-2t Judge Of Probate, o. C.
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n ahe Distrlct courl 81 tha .Unitet

= SIzTI I7sO-F0F lHc DtstTfe1 or SoNlF Ltdrolinu-
October Term. 1851, the Matter Of C.. 7Homps
so'a@ Orange6urg Co., Bankrupt Istiffon fo.efaD
aud Final Discharge in Bankrnpfry.- thnt 81
hearing be had; on the 4th day Of Dccsmbcr, 1908
at Federal Court House in Columbia, Sac. aiil that
all Credit Or. &C.. Of said Bankrupt appear at said
iimes place. and slew cause, il any they can:
why the prayer of the Petitioner should. not So
granted. And that the Second Meeting of tCredis
tors of said Bankrupt will be held at the Office of
r. i. Carpenter. Esq, Register of Second Cong.
District, s. e, on LIST day of Dec, 1868, at II NJ
- DAJ.L HORLBECK, Clerk
ofthc'D District Court of; tie u. s. for s. C. ~
= nov 2l-sa--z-z.=s.. ..r4-.-r- ..,,. 81 ~
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READING MlfTERoN EVHRYEpAag
Thssi'axes:
4..i 81 r,.ial. ss.s IA -. :.

u y z I (.
y very general impression is abroad III TIC
country, kat The ssisialare has levied tax
and s!g I'VE 5. hsys had nueFaus inquiries about it,
The Legislature st the Special Session, passed
an "Act proyidiags;f s;for the2 Asscasmentea
Taxation.ofr property.p. bue this is perma-
nehsdss Establishing tie mode of collection, llrttie
aud creating fopr ge offices, in place Of the old
ono Of Tax Collector, viz: County Tressueer,
County, Auditor tand two4 County Assessors.
This Act provides also, that every man shall
be taxed upon all his land, stock, money, good
notes at interest, and everything else ho is
worth, except wearing apparel. and one hun
drsd dollars worth of provisions, The Asses
sosss make 90 sssessneut5 of what he lis worth
IN all kinds OF property the County Auditor
and County -Trcasurerthe arrange how much
he hdsaso py, aud aud collect the same. The
three County Commissioners also get their
fingers into this valuable pudding; aud VIC
presume seven men have to be paid where one
man was paid before (,
The taxes ITO he assessed in this way will be
assessedlsbyf somebody iii Columbia, and tile
uiiiounttto Zach taxpayer will be percentage
on what His property = ais worth. This percen
'a;e is sl,s regulated sa BY the amount which the
Legislature orders to be raised and by. tho
valuation of all the property sin the State, as
returned by the Assessors throughout the
State. &9ft 81 Sas q t5a Hi5ita ~ ki91 !
hThss| Legislature tisll has 50 far far only arranged
the machinery They will set tit it ip motion at
the regular session, aud then We will sec the
practical bcuuties4o of Radical rule. ei
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA c..
Orangeburg County. o'"''oh.

By TIIAD. C. ANDREWS, Esq, Judge of Probate.
Whereas, F. j. Buyck, farmer, hath mn,lo suit to
TO grant him Letters of Administration, with will
annexed, of tho Estnte and effects of Francis b.
IIenth, deceased
These therefore to cite md admonish all and
singular tho kindred and Creditors of the said
Franois b. Heath, decd, that they be and appear
before me in the Court of Ordinary, to be held At
Probate Office, Orangcbnrg c. IT,, on tho 8Oth Nov.
noxt, after publication hereof Mt O'Clock in the
forenoon, TO shcw cause If any they have, why tho
said Administration should notbc granted.
Given under my nand this l6th day Of November
Ammo Domini, 1853.
rHAD: G. ANDREWS;
nov ol--N Judge Of Probate Q. G.
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EoR SALE.
My PLANTATION on

LYONS CREEK, ono mile from J.cwisyillc Depot, on
the So Cn Il. H., containing $50 ACRES Of LAND
Three hnndre,l acres cleared and under COOL
Fence the balance heavily Timbcrcd The Build
Quarters, Barn. Stnblcs Corn and Cotton Houses
Nearly all the buildings are new, Lyons Creek, Is
fine Water Power. runs through the Tract, on
which is n COOL Dam and Foundation for Mill
Inc In MIL was burnt in sf'o. The Lands Red
t:lny. ank first class Cotton and Provision Lands
Also il dcs, "a will DC Sid bv agreement, four No
/ MULES. Provisions Wagon, Cart and Plantation
Tools. For further information apply to, or ad-
dress the Subscriber through ST. Sinttncws l.. U..
So. Ca. JeQ KEITT
nov ~ ,f5 I'm
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important to BanErupfs,

The Charleston Neps Of the 9th instant
esateiss The following, wliclA n,ay be Of iatnr-
est taisoae Of our reaaers:sa .ia
! IA case was decided in the United States
Court yesterday tl.at is Of some Importance to
aspiring bankrnpts 4 petition for final dis
charge vas presented and the order signed,
bat withheld until the fees Of BIC United
States Marshal We're paid This action viii
bold gobd for all similar eases. IS 1 =
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81 Y M E N 3 A IL.

81 MAfRlED-S0n fhe 18th o. Noscmbas. as tho resi-
dsneeo the bridesamother, by Rcvss Dr.. Durham,
Mr. JOHN VIZ RATEERspE io issIiENRiETTA
Es WOLFE. fAil of fsorabseburs. s. %. a 81
MAssiEp son tho llslsinst, at she residence sof
the brides fasAer, by the Rcv.@A. X Durham, Mr.
r. H. RlLEYstesMrs. II. f. COOPER. All of
Orang eaurg County.
asD- Macon Telegraph please copy.
iSlAnniEDIontthe I2ihiNb,ehhber; 1868, by rev.
r. J. Edwards, Mr.. CECIL S. EDWARDS, to Miss
MAGGIE y. DANTzLER., All of orapgcburg Dis
sris'fl ! Fi FiSasafG hfl5i
hlARRIEp-0n the 18th inst, at tho residence of
Mr. Phillips, by tho Rey. E. a. Austin, air.
J. P. MAETlN to Mrs. AMANDA PHILLIPS.
All Of Orahgcburg District ~ nFf
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HOUSE.
IL No. 284 King Street, I'm the Bend. \

, This Popular Establish
ment has just been Reftted and Refurnshed, and il
now prepared for The accommodation Of the Tray
eling Public Centrally located and within three
minutes walk Of the principal establishments Of
Meeting, King and lIayne Strcots and only INV
yards distant from the line Of the City Railway.
which runs to both ends of tho city, it possesses
bnsiRess. Transient Board So per day. Specaj
arrangements made for permanent Board of indyid.
uals or families on the most reason able t.rms.
nov 81 O.
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INlshc DistricE Conri of the Ilnifcd

IL STA 7'ES-for South Carohna-O October Term
io68-In the Matter Of !. Leris Gi6son, Of Orange
Gng County, Bankrapt--I'etit for Emil and Final
D';che'ge n Bonhrvptcy--0rdgrcd TINT hearing
be had on the 4th day Of December, 1868, Mt Fele-
raj Court House in Columbia. S.. C.; and that all
Creditors, &C., Of said bankrupt appear ut raid
time and place, and shess causelif aiys they can,
why the prayer of the Petitioner should not be
granted and that the I'd meeting of Creditors Of
snid bankrupt xll be held at the office ofR. B. Car
pcntor Esq, Register Of I'd Cong. District, s. c.,
id day of December, 1868. al l2 NJ.
BY order of tho Coxrt, the ] 81 day Of November.
1863. DAN'L HORLBECK, Clerk Of
H the District Court Of the us. for s. c.
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ID EAL ESTATE FOIesALas.s5as

All that PLANTATION In the Fork of Edistc.
containing about $50 saarcs sisuase n miles from
Orangeburg, 10 miles from GTaham's Turn Or
and usiles fsss Blackvillc. Upon this place Is
DWELLING HOUS SEasisaeii see==.s44ss bcsiass r sR
~ fsgttE md .fpylCS, Built jist before the way.
will sell this place for less than ene,halS the
coe; of tho Imprssemeats. Lsppiy fct RW
~ SAMUEL DTBBLE,,
aug Str Ossngchrrg, $. G..
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{ UCTTON SAFE or
a Ii IL Il Z. 4.

IiysW ID. v. JAMISON & son. :, h!.
We will sell ut the Residence or the Rev A. r.
Dickson. on Saturday tho 2sth November 1863 n
variety Of Household and Kitchen Furniture Z
Terms Cash, and the articles to be- removed on
day Of sale. nov nI-ot.'
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EOR SAFE eIs RENT.-sEy I,Inn.

LNOK SALE eR RENT.-HHy PIan.
IL tation on North Edsto, ut the, foot Of Bull
swamp, containing 0S5 acres, more or less, FIRST
quality Lands for Corn and Cotton. Dwelling and
Outonildings; nnd-n bran new Circular Saw Water
Mill on Long Btanch whitman hour'a run Of The
River The Mill will be finished d December lst
Tcrms-A part cash, and the balance On nm easy
credit: For further particulars Apply on The place
or address me ut OranSeburg. SO. ca. s-1
nov il-2mN W, a. J. SlSTHUNK.
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THE NGEBURG NEWS.
SATURDAY., NOVEMBER sl, 1868.

Whilcsce rescrcc 20 oarsetpes the right Of def
Ning our otcn political position By n,eass of our
ea''or!at ,ulaHas, zee tciX be pleased to publish
contributions ton. oar .tslyo,c-citiss.. spon tte
grace qsestions ,ohieh no,o agitate sae pubkic
raiha, ,chesher their opiinions coincide with ours
or mt. a dssfrftt ftetrs,ape,; ,re consider,
should be an lt.acr ef khe-rariops shades ofpop.
a'dr sentiment ne secti6,s ot.toanay in ,st,ch
!. ci,ralatca. Oa,acol.n,,s4 rare opa,., Merstore,
torgay properly ,critte,s, accom-
paa5tM 64 tssp6 ,.ogfss not personal IN
Ne,r character, nor absolutely Injurious in their
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lNAL NOTICE ETO.S,lsEDITORs
IL The Undersigned IL abo,it'to close up tlc Es
tate of ". F. Mcmillan, decd. Creditors who do
not present their dehlnnds before thalst january
next viii be barred. j. T. JENNINGS
nov I'LL Executor.
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Tn the District p, Conrt OF the United

- Aso-Io' tac SItaUtct ~ Soottd CdTotHd--
October Term, 1854 the Moucr Of Irrin A. TSR,
Of OrdngeIurg! Bdnkrupt Petition for EEu and Erpas
Dsrharge in B0nkrnptcy--Or,leredt that hearing be
had the 4th day of December, 1868, at Federal
Court House in Columbus 8! G.; end that all Grcdi.
tors &c., Of said bankrupt appear at said time and
prayer pf the Petitioner should not bo granted.
And that the I'd meeting of Creditors Of sAid Bank
rupt will be held at tho Office OF r. D. .Caspeases,
Eaq, Register of I'd Cong. District 8. c., on 24fls
day Of Noy,, 1858, at 12 NJ ss4 ssast,;sEsE
BY oracr'of tho Court, The 9Th day os Nov, 1855
n DAN'L.HORLBECK,C CIefk s4
Of the District Court Of the q. S. for So.e eGas@
nov II = ~ a4efsfFf 3n ltss ~, ss,S essy44 d
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8. q. Jau,ison.
Iu pursuante 81 an or,lt, Of sts fsnr, Sf.ESda;ls
na,itin, the oycistaicd Iwill sell besors rho
Court ilouse in OranSsbnrs ON Monday Decsasbsf
eth, 1868
Atmc' of Lana situate ine0 ne0rangel,arg Distris,,
on the So. Ca. L. H.. known as .:Siiliun eentaiu-
ing four hundred and scycnty-tyT ti5S1 arrsa n5Sfs
or less 6 bn led on t,lrth by lands %, seta,e
y. Wannamahcr. uast by lsinis ior gi,e So. Ca Il.
D ami Peter t. Cook: suulll by lands Of Mrs. e. L.
Gra'"hlins. and westely lsnds'efsJss wannamak-
er.and Mrs. E.sT .f;lovcr. ggyst.sv x4s a,
TrrDistlnc-,bii,i c,sS the bn anre ON 4 srsdit II
one y'nr sc,nret Try bond i,.nrins intcrest a
per ccn iro'nlay nj SALE aN.i mortgage 5fsfhs
rrrin.cs. possession MOI, b: given until the II.
day "f J"nnafy 1862 sl',ifchasefs to- pay fer pa
{ oranssSary 8. #. 81 gssai..iss.r. sssisisa s =
November o. 1868. aa52aagsw za0a M
h,ll.,,.,o, 1;,,, :, a." :, !, eaaa
n.-sssE. si',;a. sss,i. sE1 ''s ssr gsstsas,
In pursuance "f nnsnr'ltrsaf the Cour. or Equity
made in the ,a1oye ahfe,i.5 ixl,selnbsfers ,hs
r9pt. tSu.ss nsorapgelurgs.e' MONDAY Dssssss
r,l 8! iaaI I s Orange "a ,ab burg M iD iD,sis
containing two hundred anil Bf,y Ira a crss more
or less AMI lonn'ied the nortE by lands Sf 81
'"nnlf,er. east hy nnls o. James A. Parker, south
BY iah,l' "t I. Myers, aud tc wssf hs lsa3sesf
y. Slnticr ana ,Ia,n"sjSweaf. ~ Il C. Fy
TcrI's-ta-h, .rife e:iascrs ito pay for papers axd
stamps. -
co,naiiasl of.iste1 1sszivs DsaHsssJaMfs6sssa
Noys%Sss "eaHss0a,f =, isSs ss $50 Commissions.
sIskra4 ALSO s,ssatsog
ssL'M pschhar' iiisl Is h7s nil foisss,ss.si iii
ss. lnjunctiowc Sss
sE:sF. Rcese, ,admr. s-s. !, Relief. 80. .,s,,
In pursuance Of order Of the Goust 81 Eqsity
made in the above stated case will sell before ths
Cour, a House in Orangebnrg, Monday December
tract fslsnd sitaated In Oyangebsjfg District.
containing three hundred ts42) scres
more orlcss bounded by lands Of aiies Bookhast,
estate Of Browning A. ShoemakerEand estate OF
Col. Richardson.
Terms-On One-th;rd cash theybslance on . credi.
Of one year. giving bond bearing interest
from day Of sale with q mortgage Of tho premises.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papcrsAG
copp,i.siSner's Office tlY.DfsY Y, JAMIs0S,
Orangcburg c. H., Commfssiopes.
November s, 1868. aTga
nov
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n N thel llsistrict Sionrt oG sI,ea IIraafesa

Il fS7ATES-fer the District of !Soufh. Sdroiiaa-,
Oe!c1t- Term. a6S.In tAe Matter .TosepA Exusssy
6urk. Bankrnpt-Fetiton for fSH Gud Final 5>is-
charge in Bankrnptcy. Ordered that a heariuR be
had on tho 10Th day Of 'Nosonlbcrs asat re6crsl
Court House in Charleston. s. c.; and that mn
Creditors no.. Of said Bankrupt appear at said tno
and phcc and shew cause, II any they ean,lshy
the prayer OF tho Petitioner should not be granted
And that the second Meeting Of Creditors OF said
.Bnnkrhpt will be held ut the oficc ofl. b. EariSen
ter, Esq, Register Of Second Cong District. s. C..
onihc 18th dry Of November, 1863 al IL NJ.
l'y order of the Court, the 29ih day of Oct 1903.
NC ga. ,DAN,'L HORI.BECK, Clert,
Of the District Court Of tho u. :. faTs. C.
now rfv.D ..y ~
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If YOUugHAyET TILE CHILL AND
i FEVER and want immediate cure cali MT Dnl
Il: NJ SIlULEtS and he wifi mako you Boy sos
Pills which he variants 10 cure without fails
iMnc % o. Ic
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COMMIT SSH ioner S Sale.
sN2gE OF SOUTH cAuoLISA.
Sa OnAsoEBuRu DisTa,cr.

~ kORAS0EBURu DISTRICT.
'0hp q IIsBnet ct al nil for sale e Real ksia.s
Ann csaabnet ct. al. = and aIiaa iaiun.siss atss.s
In Pursuance to an order Of the Coar4 sf Gocitv
mado in the above stated case will sell before the
Court House In Ornugeburg District on Monday Dss
-ccnbcr 1th,- 1868, 2zSSg9As ... .ass g.
Lying and Being Ii 0rangebnTg yisfxisf, eontAin.
ing Ing. TWO "d nSndrsd and
abnct, estate Of Huffman, StrickliH and tract No
TRACT No. q 8 s. - 4 E s''s.. -
ing orc bundled lo0) more ST
the timber is reserved, Bosiiided bS isnas 81
John Hooker, estate Of Al D., Insbnet AND traci
TEans-So much as, viii defrax the eSpensss 81
these proceedings; and the binhts Pii srsdi, sc
twelve months: secured By boaA. NTH tue sp.
proved Pro securities bearing Interest from dAs ssie
chase money, md to pay for pspess Il dlstsmps.
ss3s.t;sz. TnAcT No. .. g.zs
Lying and being ON big bull Swamp in Orsnee.
burg Distrets containing scne hundred sni thirty
ty3 acres more or less. and bounded by ianda
Of Vim sm, Knoits estate q Hoffman ana giss Biol
sr ,s.p'. purchaser, o. s, he having failed
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Orangeburg c. II. Coinmissiossss asE4
November 6, 1868. sfaitt-
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In pursuance Of an order ofthc0G 0Gonrtros Equisy.S
made in the above sntcd cnse, viii sell befofsake
Corr, lomse. in orangebnrg, on Monday DecemberS
ith' iodS. SEas esTasi stssfs sssSs,5 ses5&saS
tract or lot of Land in the village OF Bsahsks
vile in the District Of Orangcbnrg containing fouf
lA)eeres more or less. md bounced ner.h.kya ahs
80 Ca H. IL Avenue east by New sStreet. .rsoufh 6ys
another street, name unknown, and west by Main
Street ~ -
Terms sasli rs pay tie con- u Iii.
5nit and twcnty-four hundred and fortysssTsa
(a4i7)dollars balancesonaa crei 1f fiiiFrss
months secured by bondi with interest from day Of
sale, with mortgage ofs.ls;propsr.y con,.inins
covenant for resale, in OF breach OF the con-
Fition Of ths bond. PuEchaacrto pay for papers
commissioners Office, y.D. v. J1MiS0S.
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