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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-03-09
Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
= Ir0m 1st to IN Mclusiye.

WDMcElroy, Ezekiel & Kohn, Bull & Scovill, T.
r. Legar:e, ia Jclords & Co, W. T. Ligh,foot,
II. nydrick' +. H." Briggmann, j. B. Phelps, c.
a. zeigler, Cornclson, Kramer & Co.. Addcn &
!soliyer, J. II. Fielder, J. W. Kcit, r. Livingston, n
n; W. Sis:unk, j. King. ]. a. Hamilton, Dukes &
Shuier' J. Jones, smoak 4 Stacy, Robinson & Co.,
II uownn' A. r. Avinger, j. c. Edwards, p +. Shu-
lcr,,T. Ray, D. W. Barton, J. D. Whito. II. II To-
gars, W. q. o'Cain A. S. salley, j. Mcnamara, l..
ID; Clark G. L. Smith W. Knoits II. NJ Smell, II. H.
Wolfe, W. q. Williams & Co., c. B. Glover, c. l..
Granlbling, r. II. Co.
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Sale Day.

AS usual, Orangeburg was crowded on Mon
day last with people from all parts of the Dis
trict. AS our readers have remarked in our
advertising columns, q great deal of land was in
tho market for division of property under pro-
cccdings in Equity or in the Court of Ordi-
uary. ).
The principle sales wcrcas follows:s
Riley Us. Riley.
124 acres, S175; III acres, $500; 14S acrcs
$500; 100 acres, S45O one-third cash; balance
twelve months credit
~ IL.Grs $Zp1ra
BOG acres, $500; Gs1 acres, $4S5; 130
acres, s.; 100 acres, sl95 one third cash.
4ltin,'r Nader Us. Czcch!v
257 acres, s275; 500 acres, s17oo one
third cash.,
Estutc H. W. Tiao7uI
145 acres, .s12o...
Estate j. ". Martin.
!. 100 acres, 1920.
Estate G. C.i1cr.
134 acres, S134.
Simmons rs. Rome.
GO sticks timber, 5000: cash
Some personal property was also sold, and
mules brought prices from $3.50 to $500, at
auction and at private sale.
Some cntcrprising itincrant vendors of dry
j goods had public sale Also in the open air,
7eand realized prices 50 much higher than those
charged in the stores of our Town, that VIC ad-
wise our regular merchants, to try the same
plan to dispose of any old stock they may have
. OH hand
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DIR. Il. V. STEEDMAN.

Desires to announce, thnt he l,as located nt Mr..
.. ). QUATfLEBAUM'S, on Binnickcrs Bridge
Noad, near join EAsTEnLiN's for the practice of
Medicine in ail its branches and offers his profess
sional services to his friends and the public gene
rally residing in that vicinity
mar 9 mn
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NOTICE

All persons indebted to Inc by note or otherwise,
are requested to meet me at Ike Office Of Mcssrs
Simonton 4 Glover, Attorneys at LAW, Orangcb,lrg
C. H., on Thursday, March IA, 1867
JOSEPH GLOVER
mnr2 o.
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JNO. r. lNABiNET Admir- of !
y. ID. lNABlNET, ct al
Oran schmrg District
In Equity,
w q INABlNET ct all

-':'% lNABlNET ct all
nc Hre,'i'ors or t"rhihnl d. Innbinci arc here.
=. no.'i'a ~: 10 pro""cc aii1 ro"e their claims
against his Estate, on on before the trs; d." :
April next, before the Commissioner of this Cnur,
tonm'ssloncr,s Office, V. d. V. JAMESON.
Feb %, 1867. Commssnl,.r
mar
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March 8, 1867
Corrosive have very dull market with u de-
clining tendency, and quote:
t)rdinary.......... ........... .............. 81
Nliddling. ...!:..........................2 90
Strict Middling. ng...........................2 %
Although, the specie value of Cotton may be less,
yet OH account of tho deprecated value of Green
backs may expect nm advance in the price of the
staple, and il there is settlement of the political
status Grccnbacks will be of nearly the same value
rs Confederate bonds, and Cotton will rise in pro-
portion.
Rouon RlcE-Ws quote Mt Slipper bushcl. We
havc to advise better feeling for the above with
an upward tendency
LuMBER-Salcs 1T $15 per NJ. with steady de-
mand
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YNHE HIGHEST CASH MARKET PRICE GIVEN
Il for all kind of COUNTRY PRODUCE. Bccs
wax, Tnllow, Hides, Furs, etc. etc., by
EZEKIEL & KOHN.
'ep 20 1c
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS,
PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
Orangeburg, s. C.

Terms: So 90 per Annu,n, IN Advonce.
During tho Spring and Fall Seasons, Extra Copies
of the ORASaEDuna NEWS will be circulated for the
benefit Of our ADVERTISING PATnoNs.
p6g- Contract Advertisements inserted on tho
most Liberal Terms. Address
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
:. Editor "Orangcburg News"
Orangcburg, S. c..
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CO M M E R CT IAL.

OFFICE OF THE OnANGEDUna News,
March 8, 1867
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mar .

JOHN a. WAGENER,
Commissioner of Immigration.
mar o,
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CoTT0N-Wo have very dull market with u de-
clining tendency, and quote:
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FnR ghIE-.TT1AW VaTT

FOR SALE.--THAT VALUABLE
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ssnE and partly in Chisriana Hundred, known as the
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FERTILIZERS.

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NALUABhE FARM FOR sALEd

Containing 14O acres more or less, situate on the
BrandyWine In Chrstana hundred, New Castle county,
aud State Of Delaware, adjoining lands Of Morris Palmer
Thomas Wilson, and others The buildings excel-
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wine meadow, with 90 OF woodland, all in high
ateof cultivation within Eve miles Of the Whining
tou city line II is very healthy and desirable pro-
terty. Apply to W. MoOAULLkY,
COS Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-15
Sept. %. 1866.

HNOH SALE.--A GOOD THREE STORY BRICK
n HOUSE, of modern Style having 40 large roemH,
good dry cellar Toe house is furnished with water,
aud pRrlo heater The lot is 90 feet 'front.' las deep,
havng shade trees and variety OF grapes and other
small fruits Is beautifully situated Washington strsst,
No 3S having elegant prospect of town and country
Terms accommodating. Possession 18th March next
Apply TO NM. HcOAULLEY,
lsbI1 GO8 MHrkat straat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-15
EOR SALE.

TIfUh SALE,
r No !. THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE on Pine
street. above Fifth street -
No. 2. A STORE, DWELLING 6r on Fonrsh .t-aat
ost"een market and King streets. II is very desrAbs
Psrt o. the city Tor business of any kind.
No 3, FIVE two STORY BRICK HOUSES on Nc
Twelfth Streets - -
Second street W. 'e
No. o. A BRICK DWELLING AND STORE al corner
oi seventh and French streets, uood business stand
No g. BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on Front
htroat first house West OF Back Horse Hotel Good
stAne for store and boarding house.
aihos number Of other Houses and Lots. Apply 10
WM MeCAULLEY, t.4.
inn2I MARI al
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE CON-
tanning two hundred acres more less, situate in
Red Lion Hundred, New Castle County, and State Of
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The buildings exeeent brick house with II rooms
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ings Also two story tenant house. Is healthy and
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-15
MRS. DR. FOsTEI
,TEDICAI. ELNOTRICITY.

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MEDICAL NLEOTRIOlTR,
DIR c. H. LAWTON,
Late of New York and Philadelphia would say to his
friends tho public that he may still be tound at
No. 913 MARKET STREET,
Where he Is treating

Where he is treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
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NY HIS NEW SYSTEM or MEDICAL ELEO ilTJITY,
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the application of Electricity In any rm is but DANCE
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treatment of which this system espee y adapted, and
In which we have be-n most successful;
Amaurosis. blindness from paralysis Of the Optic nerve
amenorrh~a, interruption retention Of the menses
aphonia suppression of the voice, ahna ague, chis
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tlon in its early stages cough ehloras coldness Of feet
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REFERENOEs. r
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to undertake Electrical treatment TO the following we'll
known citizens Of Wilmington anl vicinity. who have
been treated by and ttmun In others.
Joseph nringhHrst, 2t9 West street.
Edward L. Rice SOL shipley street,
W. ii, Mali, 4 East Fourth street.
Charles II. tordon, 81 Market street.
George Oleand, Of seveath and Washington ats
H. III. Jones' corner Of Filth aud Market slraots,
VIM. l.. Rnlilph, 2l7 Market street.
De Washington Russell, Chris'iani, Del.
Walter y Southgate, iyll5rsepl3