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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-06-05

l could to promote the peace and pros
perity of my whole country, and partlcu-
iarly your race, who were and are now
SO much in need of instruction. There is
q minister (Rev. James Newman) Of the
Gospel In the city who known that during
the war and Mt time when the South
expected to be successful, that we pledged
ourself one to the other, to give the ener
gies OF our life to the improvement of
your condition. Things have since
changed. 1 am prostrated by the war,
but [ will assist you all L can, and am
doing so now and encouraging others to
do something My heart was made glad
few days since when I heard that
Southern man, Notwithstanding our i'm
poverished condition, had donated piece
of land in this city for a school house for
your children, and upon which, l learn,
the Government proposes putting up the
building. But for the excitement and
prejudice on the question engendercd by
politicians, North and South, before the
war, your condition would have been
much better one than it is. believe
you will bear me out in the assertion that
your former Southern owners treated you
quite as well as the Northern men did,
before they sold you to,us, and as well as
those who settled in our midst and owned
slaves before the war Your own obser-
vation and experience teaches you that
the latter class, whether from Massachu-
sets or any other New England State,
were, as a general rule, more exacting
than our own Southern born people.
My father hired out slaves for many
years for an estate, and told me, what l
knew to be true, that those slaves never
did refuse to live with or run away from
any but two men, and one of these was
from Connecticut, and the other from
some other Northern State. When you
return to your homes, be Industrious, So
Der, and economical, save your wages and
buy and adorn your homes, however
small, educate your childrei,, cultivate
peace with all, and God will bless and re-
ward your efforts. I thank you tor the
respectful attention you have given me.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-06-05

The Richmond Eraminer has an article
on political affairs in this State, from which
Ta aYtr9ct
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-21
kASSIGNEES SALE

IN reEsgKIaE &,Koiiss Bankrupta IL aurfe +. svi
SHELL, Assignee E1 partc s. DIbDLs
by virtue of an order from the United States Dis.
trtct Court, for the District Of South Carolina, /
will sell at public auction, at Orangcburg Court
House. on Montay the 7th December, next, Of the
Real Estate of T.. Ezekiel, Bankfppt. - r.
All that tract of land, IN Ofangabnrg situate, on
Russell Street, fronting said Street so feet, and
running back about 236 feet bounded west and
south by lots of Corneson, Kramer & Co., and east
ON Store Lot of E. Ezekiel.
ALSO
AL TINT improved Lot Of Land in snid Village,
situate on the corner Of Russell and Market Streets
of same dimensions as the above, bounded west by
the above and south by lot of Cornclson, Kramer &
Co.
Terms-Onc-third cash, balance on credit of
one year, purchasers to give bond bearing interest
from day of sale, and mortgage Of the premises,
.ane to pay for papers and stamps,
b 'p.v. DlBBLE
Assignee Ezekiel& Kehn, BankFup,s.
noy y y s - sh=A 4 I'd
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE,

IN BANKRUPTCY7-In the matter JOHN Brown,
Bankrupt, EI pa,se ]. r, ,Niilhous.
by virtue ofSnn.order ofEsale TO me directed from
the Honorable District Court of the United States
for the District of South Carolina, will sell at
Public Auction. nj Orangcburg C. H., at the usual
hours Of sale, on Monday the 7th December, 1868
All that plantation or tract Of land (being the
tract on which the Bankrupt resides,) in Orange.
burg County, containing two hundred and fifty
(2o0 acres more or less bounded by lands of Aaron
Dowling d. +. Young W. l.. W. Riley, Charles
Bowling aud - IIutto.
The personal property of aforesaid Bankrupt,
consisting of an Iron Sugar Mill and -Boilcr,
Anvil, Flute, &c.
Conditions-For the Real Estate, one half cnsh
aud the bulancc OH credit Of twelve months, &c.
cured by bond of purchaser aud mortgage of the
prr,m...cs, with covenant for resale upon breach
Of condition of the bona, upon giving twenty ono
days notice. For the Personal Property, cash
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps
y. Y. DlBBLE Assignee
Estntc John Brown Bankrupt.
Orangeburg, S. c., Now T., 1868.
nov ii +d
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE,
By V. D. V. Jamison & Son.
AUIIvTIONHIEy1S

IN BANKRUpTCY-1n the matter Of JEREMIAH
RILEY, Bankrupt, Er parte p. V. Dibblc, AS.
sgncc.
ly virtue Of an order Of sale to ME directed.
from the Honorable District Court Of the United
States for the District of South Carolina will sell
at Public Auction ut the residence Of Jeremiah
Riley, i'll Orangeburg County, on Tuesday. the
lst December, 1868, ut II O'clock 4. NJ
Tho Personal Property of aforesaid Bankrupt.
consisting of ! Mule, 4 Mare and Colt Cattle.
Sheep Hogs, Books, 10 bushels Rice, Blacksmith s
Bellows, Anvil Vice. Tongs, sc. y E g =
Terms-Cash, and articles to be delivered imme-
tliatcly after the sulc.
p. V. DIDDLE, Assignee
Estate Jeremiah Riley BANKRUPT
Oraugcburg, $. c., Nov. II, 1868.
ALSO AS
Int he matter of lawn a. TILL, Bankrupt, Ex parte
p. V. Dibbc, Assignee.
Ily virtue Of an order Of snic from the Honorable
District Court of the United States for the District
of South Carolina will sell at public Auction at
the residence Of Jeremiah Riley, in Orangcburp
County, on Tuesday, tho lst day of December,
The Pcrishable Property of aforesaid Bankrupt,
consisting of 80 bushels Cotton Seed, Clock, /
Saddle, Straw Cutter &C.
Tcrms-cnsh, and articles delivered imm cdiatcly
after the sale +. V. DlBDLE, Assignee,
Estate Irwin A. Till, Bankrupt.
Orangeburg, S. c., Nov. -, 1868.
nov ii Q,
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ASSIGNEE,S SALE.

in BANKRUPTCY-ln the matter of A. j. EVANS
Bankrupt. ff r
by virtue of my. appointment MS Assignee Of the
above named bankrupt, will sell ut public auction
ON Saturday the 18th Nov, 1868, ut the residence
of a. J. Evans, in the Fork Of Edisto, Orangcburg
County.
The pcrshablc property Of above named Bank
rup consisting of carriage and harness, saddle and
oridlo' saddieb"gs. double barrel gun, COWS and
calves, cypress oanoc, and other articles
Conditions-Cash. and articles delivered immc-
diately after the ealc.
7. V. DIBBLE, Assignee
Estate a. j. Evans, Bankrupt
Orangcbnrg, Nov. II, 1868.
nov a ~ I'll
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN B'ANKRUPTCY-In the nattcriof Josxrn Pus-
pEhBgRk, q bankrupt, lsx fporte n. "A. BULL Ex
BY virtue of an order of sale from the Honorable
DlstrctCourt of tho United Statcs for the District
OF South Carolinn,I will sell before the Court
House, at Orangeburg, S. c., on Monday, the 7th
December, 1868, Mt the usual hours of sale.
All that plantation or tract of land containing
sixteen hundred and seventy O670) acres moro or
less, being the tract on which Joseph Fundcrburk
the bankrupt, now resides, bounded by lands Of
Lcgure and North Edisto River. Also / Mule.
Conditions-For the real estate, one-half cn.h.
the baiancc in one year, secured by bond bearing
interest from m day Of sale. md mortgage of the
property. The Personal Property cash. Purchu-
E 4P. Y. DlBDLE, Assignee
Estate Joseph Fundcrburk, Bunkrupt
Orangeburg; Nov 10, 1865 ''' :
II "a
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Tn the District Court Of TIC I1.,i.o.,

Il N7.I TES--For he District Of South Caroiiuo--
October Term, 18G8.-a Tie Matter of David S,;r.u-
der, 0yanged"rg, Banhrnpf-Prtition for FuN and
hearing be had OH the 18th day of Dec. 1893 a.
Federal Court House in Columbia, s. c.; and tbat
all creditors, &c, of said Bankrupt appear nt said
time and place, and shew cause, if any thcy can.
why the prayer Of the Petitioner should not be
said Bankrupt will be held at the Office Of r. b
Carpenter, Esq, Register Of I'd Cong. District. s
c., on 9th day of Nov, 1868, at IL N.
By order Of the Court, the 9Th day of Nov, 1868.
4 g- sDAN'L EORLBECK, Clerk Of III
District Court Of the w. 8 FOR SO. Ca
nov It - 49, ~
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REAL ESTATE
S A J. T.

I OFFER FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS, THE
i following valuable Real Estate:
a FINE DWELLING HOUSE,
and improved Premises in Orangeburg, on Russell
Street, nearly opposite the Presbyterian Church
Lot
Also, that DESIRABLE TRACT of LAND, on tho
Old Charleston Road, about miles from Orange
burg admirably located for a Residence aud Farm.
Also PLANTATION near Rowcs Pump, with
fine Settlement. r
Also 1000 ACRES near Branchville, improved
and unimproyed, tracts to suit purchasers.
Apply to
j. ". H. DUKES,
july ls-5m OrangcHurv, s. 6,
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANoEBuaa DISTINCT s. ,,fad
In the Common pleaa. =,

Vs. Attachment.
Bailey & Bros s4L i91Tfi.: ysf,se,,
XXTHEREAS the Plaintiff did. on the tentl, iav.
w of April, a. d. 1863. file his Ieciara On
against the Defendants, who (as il s said) nre e
sent from and without the limits Of this State, an
have neither wife nor Attorney kuown within rho
same upon whom copy of the said Declaration
might be served: .ug5st-f hstE
It's therefore ordered. That tho aaid Defendant
do appear md pleal to the said Declaration ON cr
h"forc the twelfth dny of april which will be i'm
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and aiAty-nine otherwise final sn.i absolute iudr.
meni will then be given and awarded against him:
Cicrk othcc JOS. ROBINSON,
or"nge6urg District, G. c. p.
H'P." AZ, AoVo eYtt. ( sgsas ;sSsE. -
apl II ---.-.s.s.-l2 Il Ina
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Daily Paper :
Tri-W eek ly Paper

The war closed with large indebtedness OH the
part OF our former subscribers some Of whom have
profcred us pnymcn To others wc have present cd
no claim, amid the losses md misfortuncs by which
they have been surrounded, having been spared the
ncces;;'y Of doing so by the very generous prompt,
and hearty support we have uniformly received.
We are able to wal. 40: he advent Of better times
confidently assured that when prosperity returns to
the land they will cheerfully their obligations
To all such we cordially extend an invitation to re-
new their subscriptions.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-. ORANGEBuRG. DISTRICT.
s.fs,a /, In the Common Pleas.
Jos. II. Morgan,
shS xo

. - y II s&s SrsjF
saa.e In The Common Pleas. sti ,...sr.
jos, 0'a IL "A Morgan | 4..s. ,..,...-.,.., ~.
Joseph E. Bailey. -
whereas, the Plaintiff did, on the 2sth day of
fendnnt who (as Is sad) is absent from and without
inc limits of the State and has neither wife nor
Attorney known within the same, upon whom 3
therefore ordered, That the said defendant do an.
pear and plead TO The said declaration on or before
the ?9th day of March. 1869, otherwise final and
against him.
Clerks Office J. F. RORfNSON 1aG }
March %. 1868. }s;s4 gf3iif 80 (;SC'p
april 4 To ~
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HOUSE,
IL (foEMrHLY MRS. pIBDLE's,)

2S4 KING STREET,
Betwern Hcntworth and Hazel Streets and
miMin three minutes ,coik Of alt the
Principal Wholesale and Retail
Houses Of Meeting, King and Haw,e Streets
and the Post Office, Charleston, s. {.
The City Railway, which runs to each extremity
of the City, is within fifty yards Of the house.
TERMS OF BOARD:
board by the dny............ ...................s so
. "cck......... 90 to $l5 GO
tlENRB SrARHIcK, Mrs. B. HII.BERs.
oct ia If
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AUGUs.
IL ia, Ga.--Wc offer for the Fall Plantinv. e
very large and superior stock or Fruit Trees Grape
V:ncs, Strawberry Plants, Roses, Eyergrecns. Or
namcntal Trees and Shrubs, bedding and Green.
iionac Plants. Descriptive and Wholesale sCafs,
logucs mailed ON application to
i. J. BEHCKMANS.B 2
July is-a'n 2A'-t 'o Augustus, 4issi.h b
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IN the District Court Of the Un,te,1

IL STATES-For the District of Sou1 Carolina
October Term 1s68-In the Matter Of 4ndrew y.
EDans, Of Or0nycd"rg Bankrnpt-Petition for Full
and Final Discharge in Bankruptcy. Ordered, TIM,
hearing be had on the 9TH day of December. 1868.
mt Federal Court House in Columbia, s. c.: and
that all Creditors &c., Of snid Bankrupt appear nt
said time and place, and show causc if any thoy
can, why the prayer Of tho Petitioner should not I
granted. And thnt the 2d meeting of Creditors NJ
snid Bankrupt will be held ut the office of r. r.
Carpenter, ESQ. Register of I'd Cong District. s.
c., on 9th day of Nov. 1868, at IL NJ
By order OF tho Court, the 9th day of Nov, 1868
DAN'L IIORLBECK, Clerk.
of the District Court of the U. S. for So. Ca.
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Ladies' Mutual Aid Association
CHARLESTON, S. C.

TENiIE object of this ASSOCIATION is to assist
Il Ladies who are struggling by their own en-
dcavors to support themselves and families
Orders for all kind OF NEEDLE WORK will be
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Also, Southern Preserves, Jcllics, Wines, Cor
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For the benefit Of our friends abroad, wo give o
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All orders for Work, Preserves. &C., to be I'd.
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WOFFORD COLAEGIs, !

WOFFORD cOLLEeaE. a. Fls,.g
s spARTANBURG C, H.. So. .ca.A
The LIST Session Of 18th Collegiate Year begins
on lst October, 1868. The College has never aus
pended and the Course of Study renainssnas
dents, or such MS wish to pursue Particulis
only. The Preparatory School under tfe
vision of the Faculty opens at the same time! =
paratory School, including contingent fees $S6
year in specie or ts equivalent In carreneJ az
Lower Classes of Preparatory School with eonfinX
gent fec, S44 per year In carrency--onc-haif in
advance. T'F' SAf
Board per month, in advance. about SiS Ia cur.
| rcncy. For further particulars address a ~
sept l9-4t A. NJ. SHIP. Preeident'
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The Carolina Farmer

Lie C2rOllEla FARMER
DEL1EvING THAT TIE INTERESTS OF THE
ID Farmers and Planters of this section demand
the publication of periodical to be be devoted to
tho advancement Of Agriculture in tho two Caro-
linas we have determined TO establish such ne
riodical under the title Of
THE CAROLINA FARMER.
and will issue the first number as soon rs sufIi-
cicnt number of Subscribers are obtained to pay n
reasonable share of the expense of Publication.
The FARMER will be issued monthly ut So 90
per annhm in advance; will contain not less than
thirty-two large double column pages of reading
matter. bound in handsome covers and in typo
graphical execution will not be surpassed by any
Agricultural Monthly i'll the country.
Being determined to do whatever energy will nc
complish in making tho FARMER worthy tho sun
port of the intelligent Planters and Farmers of
North Carolina and South Carolina and desiring
to introduce it into every county in those States,
we wish to employ active Agents ut every Post
Office, to whom the most liberal inducements will he
offered.
Address all communications to
WM. II. BERNARD,
july 4-tf Wilmington, n. G.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-03
Convicted Fenians.

The following proceedings took place last week. in the
Chicago City Council:
Alderman OSuvan presented the following communion
ton in relation to Fenans convicted in England
WHEREAS Stephen Joseph Meany CITIZEN of the United
States has been arrested in England wilhelm the discharge of
his legitimate business tried convicted and sentenced to
fifteen years penal servtude for words spoken and acts
alleged be done in the United States and held to be- by
the courts of Great Britain treason against the Crown and
Government of that country and
WHEREAS 1t has always been held fundamental prin
cpe of American jurisprudence that citizens of the United
States incapable of committing acts of treason against
foreign governments while residents of this country and
WHEREAS 1t being we'll established principle of consti
tuona law that allegiance should and ought beget protec
ton claim of right that the protection of the
United States should be extended to all natural
lied citizens who have fealty the Constitution and
renowned their allegiance to all foreign States and Govern
mens; therefore, la S s..s. ,sass
Royed That the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Chi
in Council assembled most respectfully request Andrew
Johnson President of the United States to extend to all
naturazed citizens of the United States who may be suffer-
ing unjust punshmens in foreign countries for alleged poll
teal oense that protection which guaranteed to them by
the naturalization laws and the Constitution of this country
and instruct minister the Court of Great Britain to
demand the immediate release of the said Stephen Joseph
Meany and all other citizens similarly situated against whom
act in violation of the laws of that any other
country has been proven. - tetfs.fxesa= 81.
Resolution passed. 391 @eofil lal921 - 5a'i ~
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Advice to Fenian Circles.
ELKADER, Iowa, July %, 1867


Editors of The Irish Republic yif sa4i ltqs s. ss
Enclosed find subscription for your paper. am ashamed
of myself for subscribing long ago. 1t is part of our
Irish natures to procrasnae most unfortunate failing
1t is undoubtedly of the first duties of national Irish
support those newspapers that laborng for the
unity and enlightenment of people do hope that every
Fenan will subscribe and circulate The IRISH REPUBLIC
among his neighbors who Fenans BY reading the
bold truths ehciated in your fearless Journal it would make
them blush for their cold indifference in the of their
native land. as5- r, .slf sa.,,ss ~ ..,as. = i
1t that every Crceshoud subscribe for number
Of copies of THE IRISH REPUBLIC for circulation in each
locality By this they would do some real work. and
help make the Irish reading peoples for until they
become such there is chance ogetng them united the
true principles of national freedom Did the general irish
people thoroughly understand and appreciate the sacrifices
the Fenians have made for the liberation of their country
they would rally around their standard to man. Clearly,
then it is the duyof Circles distribute such reading matter
as will gveour people chance to understand what Fenian
ism really The newspaper the great mover of this
century but behind in that as in most other things
Now that counrymen point to paper that takes the
high ground of liberty for all men, it becomes our duty to-
show the American people that appreciate the doctrine OF
universal liberty l12sib con" 53'R hl@ = .oa @s
Capt Grace paid recent visit of which we had no pre-
vos notice. but he has done good work. nevertheless Inc
Captain is so practical and orcble in his arguments
appealing to the reason instead of the that he eaVes
an impression his audience that does not die out Your
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-03
Progress in Iowa.

Capt VIM f. Grace Central Organizer ofhe Fenian Bro
herhood spoke in the Court House at this place. Monday
night The room well filled. Capt Grace said he did
not propose to give anoaon upon the wrongs of Ireland
as the history these familiar Intelligent an aud
fence as the before him. He CAVES sketch of the
present situation and the which tended keep
the Irish people down. of their past traditional glory and
history nation appealing to their love of nationality and
loyalty to the and what possible in the future
to effect for the land Of nativity and the good of future
in which Irshmen plunged feel like giving up the
battle did he not realize that the proposed work ameora
come in the future ages He gave COMPREHENSIVE sketch of
the state of the people from the time the Brotherhood found
the Masses when it first stretched forth its hand to help and
save mstancng how much twas doing for them in engh
enng and lifting them up towards their proper position lie
said that with twenty millions of Irish people scattered over
odden down it is He gave incidents of the campaign OF
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-03
Poland.

The Gar finds it hard to be magnanmous It said that
before leaving France he begged the Emperor spare the
LIE OF berezowsk who had attempted to shoot him. If this
French frontiers with him. He Warsaw his way
to Russia but though the inhabitants of that towmany
OF the Polish people evenereeed rumpha arches great
expense and adopted other of showing their joy at his
return the Gar passed them coldly by At the railway
station depuaon waited upon him. and offered bread and
sat-the ancient embems of welcome and hospalitybut
he walked out scarcely degnng look at them would
he bulge out of the house in the evening to look at the l
nun nc got up in his honor This conduct shows at least
tion the Gar hand fomentng another In ugly
contrast to his conduct at Warsaw is the that
the Gar the nercesson of the Prssian Government
granted amnesty to all Prussan subjects implicated in the
late rebellion who were banished to Siberia.
He treated the lickspittles just they deserved y