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A Democratio Victory. ,aji
iFire in..ForfolL.'

WHIIiMsroaT, Pa, May 16.-Logan, Democrat
.lras been elected Mayor BY, 7s majority. '''"
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ORITUARY.

OBITUARY.
DIED. On the 18th MAY at his resIdenco In Colo
,on District PETER j. sIREs. in tho 73d year Of his
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ NOTICE CONSEQUENCES. PER. sTEAfi-
SHIP PATAPsco. arc horoby notified that sho is Tai,
Ddy dlschnrging cargo North atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining on tho wharf sunset will bo stored al CT
Pcnso and risk OF owners.
WILLIS Il CHIsoLGI, Agents.
All Freight amounting to fifteen l6 dollars, or lcas,
must bo paid tbs wharf boforo delivery of ooods
May IT n
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cnhlc DIspatchcs.

LONDON, May 1G-Noon.- Consols % 3-16 Bonds
Isl.
LIVERPOOL, May 1G--Noon.-C Cotton quiolcr anl
Orleans 11Jd.
p. M.-Cotton became moro active. Sales arc
now estimated 10 reach 1900. !,
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NEW YORK AND HHEnIEN sTEAmsaIp
COMPANY.

NEW YORK AND BHEhEN sTEAnsHlp
COMPANY.
THE FIRsT-oLAss q. 8. MAIL sTRAMsH1P
b "A l. 7 I Q
e. A. @. JONES, Master, =.
WIN leave Pier No. a. N. r.. on Saturday Arril 3d al
FoR so1rru,MPE9a; sEon; .sn ppy,,vu
taking passengers TO Southampton, London Rayre and
Bremen at tho foowii rates, payable gold or Ita
equivalent In currency: ~ -T,.' 49,
First ca, In s1lo; Second Cabin sss; steeraee SIS
From Dremen southampton md aayre 10 New Yofr
E1CURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOMR-First
Cabin. S2l0; Second Cabin, $50; stecrsge $40,
MESTEhN METROPoI Capt wA. Wxm.. -. May 4
For Freight or Passage opply to ~ - =! =
ISAAC TAYLOR, Preaident
focruhfy ~ 1y No 20 Broadway, N. 2,
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H6R1oE GREELEY, Now, York. nG!si'.
AUGUSTUS sOHELL, New York,
nnR9IsTtpEsg na9n p y Welsh, WELSH, philadelphls,
(, Z. w. n. MACPARIIAND, Richmond. h.
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ISAAC pAYRNPORT. Rchmond. 3ItIfj
= ABRAHAM WARWICK, Richmond. ~
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t WlLLlAMyWi ORUMP5 Richmond.E
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John A. MEREDITH, Richmond.
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JOHN MINOR B0TTS, Virginia,
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tion Of the United Htates, which we all profess to
ao nos spssse ssa
trial moans instantly, nor TO assort tbGt The Gov
% srlmon. has nat M this ss aa s Other OCCASIONS
ysnipnco may not fs7e Had ties HIU tsI weight 5 s al
sSS! thSSaHh s$SSy .sy SssE an o ld
se tho
I'll tho present year. have no such purpose, be-
we Ss so1Pa 1sPs0 the
pubic P plesssd 'affS aiiS the
s Ill Rst your HQO5 y
remarkable for eonstltatonsl yigor, whstever may
be said OF his mental yigor, hss already suffered
two years Of ofimprisoDment; and tis & fact that ss
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can furnish suoh pledses aSa sshtssp ia e7sfs @s
Ing every shade. OF opinion; gentlemen who,
but ono sentiment and that giora him pSes. Der.
ssas which hsys sssss & hSsHS Ss Il
great Interest In the I homer I e4d IdIspiy q the
and foar That tho plpiahmont Of death, In tho ab-
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Practical Dissiller and Manu-
.saidsa il;lcturerO Of Liquors. ;v
iSTAE.NTON. VA,

fF VS. ~ AfS1 - Atit = Nm. As $ss .s.ts.g
The erection Of new Distiileries, Superin-
tended: old, DistilleIies repaired and flied up
land Dist lleEies ranlupon reasonable terms.
Any information in regardlto his profession
impaired to those who wish to acquiae a fnH
and correct aSnowl dge OF. the business. d His
great experiences enables HINT ensure 9 larr-
ger yield and finefiquors, than caDbs obtain
ed by the general way of Distillation, ~
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H. f. Riehaids & Co., sStauntan, Ya.,s rs
COL M. d. Ilarnl.l,i, @alisaissas ssie ,tag 4l.,A
B. +. Points, Esq, ss7a.a a.es e98w
b Captaihsg.. K. Mason, - Sc ssia is5ssag
| Captain WA Abney. Augusta, On, dos 4.
Edward NEcKerney, Caroline, Co., fIsy
S;sm'l Coleman, ESQ.,, g 8viss
Grey BouIwafe, ~ .fsN&j tSG s7i@e III
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RAILROAD.
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I, L e = NEW iSTREET.saaH tie9 ga
olW. r. johnson has lately res;eivesa large ads
ditions to, his stock, WHICH coIssistss of fine
Chewing,and Smoking Tobacco, .,eal Havana
segarsa and Sssgass 81 all grades, d Snuff Of All
kinds lPlpes lan - Stems l variety o7f.Fancy
rhanktp fqr 5hs, liberal pafirSshi a hereto
fore extended to him, he asks 4 eqntinuaucs
and aniAepeass of the same iilIge intends. ~
Mas site, keep a good a assortment, cheap ~
cash essei 4 satle lin .P.5OtlSstsS,Sss
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UlTT0NJ,s vIF21zIHIIAyA 1857
A PARIS STORY. A. story, now cur

A PARIS SToRY.-Ad story, now cur
rentain Paris, is as follows: .ke.' aIishl
~ A lady. III the first sJciety,, was recent
" obliged to dismiss, her nurse on account
If an, excess Of firemen and private sol
,liers too often repeated iisi, a} nv qlq
After 'choosinglas arshccessor to sthis
criminal i very pretty girl, explaining
why the first was Sent, away, cl,jqined III
IN the second not t.. do likewise, ,s.a.,ate
ssShe, admitted that she would nt.aa,a =,
Il can endure great deal, " said theI
lady, .'bnt soldiers ;iboutithe Kitchen !
won endure .,'asa 4flg 24s'4 = ses ,
" After Il, week or eight, days, the lady
came one morning into the kitchen, open
ed 'ascupbn,,ds and discovered Z, youth
ful military character s.,atf ~. = i,asss7a
Oh, hi, q 'eried the girl frightened
II give you my word meyer saw .tha'
soldier betore in my life-he must have
been one Of the old ones left over by the
other girl !,.'gsass.e rgssgssfn
+ a GLINcHER I'VE seldom findT in a
religious controversy anything 1norespiey
chan The following 81 .' II 81 s, ,stss.i'
Once upon IL; tlpe. says the. narrator
LynansBeecher aud Hosea Balloumetito
compare CaiyansnI with Universaiism ~
Both were Bible men, and each came wei
armed with. tcNtual missiles After sev1
eral apostolic, .blowssfrnn EACH shrewdly.
PARTED by the other Drs Beecher opened
to thes hllihwP Psalm and read 3The'wick.
I'D Shall be turned into HELL, and all the
nations that forget God" 'aSssThere sir,
the wicked are IN he'll get them ont II
iyota eani!i'4arssa.
Hosea Ballou calm as a summer morn
ing. pointlggste stse twentieth chapter of
|.Jehn's i Reyelatip,Ai read 81 Death and
HEEIn,leiiyered uln the dead which were
ii,thenrY There sssid fFstthera Baliou
|..they are OUT; gettheln II again if YOU
Can I s''''''s # s' y ii ~. '3ss,.
Z TnE M AlNspElNGt- Here is onei OF
spurseol' ! best sayil,gss,a illustrating the
last that there may b. morality without
|'eligiof, but cannot 5be religion without
morality :iss s,sisia al 1el57 q .'l'i az
.3'i'eaclline~ men morals is as though /
had a clock that would not 30. and | turn
|ed round one Of stlle sces wheels: but faith
takss fhe,keyla,,d lwi,,ds upt,he main
sprins. aid the whole thin. runs onilread
ii I'M Y i3a xes ii'e oa7e7asihelih -
The tendency towards good. tlfesauitk
ness to grasp it and the con.tancy in wish
ing it; The i.''fcliisaity. suHp5leness, and ten
aclty Of Observation-Disclosures Tendency
puts into play ;'the liveliliess, force ana
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The eyes Of 4 lawns, y oman .ars, wells ct
!Paradise4tmiiprsin which are reflected
happy Thoughts. .sthedfacesS Of the angels
that inhabit the heaven Of hersheatt<@
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Excited Frenchman at Niagara Fails
'.Bh Lids u zeScr;isid Specialize Supaab
Magnifspe. by gar, he is come down
hrst rate ~ o. lg~s
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.ASSIGNEE'S SALE

In =. re EEEklaL y KoHs, Bankrupts Ex Pa-ts,E VI
s'ssELI Assignee, En- parle g. NpnLE.
B BY virtue of anorder from the United States Dis
trict Court, for tho District of South Carolina I
will sell ut public auction, ut Orangeburg Court
lio'ise, on Monday tho 7th December, next, of the
Real Estate of e. Ezekiel, Benkrupts
Russell Street, fronting ON said Street so fcct mud
running back about 236 feet, bounded west and
south BY lots of Cornelson, Kramer & Co., and east
on Store Lot of E. Ezekiel.
fsss' ALSO
All that improved Lot of Land in said Village,
situate on the corner of Russell and Market Streets
of same Dimensions MS the above bounded west nv
the above and south by lot Of Cornclson, Kramer &
Co.
Terms-One-thira cash, balance on 10 credit OF
ono year. purchasers to give bond bearing interest
from day of sale, and niortga of the premises,
and to pay for papers and stamps. - ~ !
r. v. DIBDLE. y
Assignee Ezekiel g. Kohn, Bankrupts. s
noxl7: 9 ~ u I'd &
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE,

IN BANKRUPTQY-In the matter JonN Bnows,
bankrupt, La payte ]. Il. aILous
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed from
the Honorable Distriot Court Of the United States.
for f. the Dstrnt OF South Carolina. will sell at
Public Auction, ut Orangcburg C. H., at tho usual
hours of sale, on Monday the Tth December, 1868.
All that plantation or tract of land (boing the
tract on which the Bankrupt resides in Orange
burg County, containing two hundred and fifty
l25O acres more less, bounded by lands of Aaron
Dowiing d. F. Young, W. .L W. Riley. ChqSlcs
Bowling and - IIutto.
ALSO
The personal property of aforesaid Bankrupt,
consisting of nh Iron Sugar Mill and --Boiler,
Anvil, Flute, &c. I
Conditions-foT the Real Estate, one half cnsh,
and the balance on credit Of tw elve months. Sc.
cured by bond sf purchaser and mortgage of tho
premises with covenant for resale upon breach
Of condition of tho bond, upon giving twenty one
days notice For tho Personal Property, cash
Purchaser TO pay for papers and stamps.
r. Y. DlBBLE, Assignee
Estate John Brown, bankrupt.
Orangebnrg, S. c., Nov. lo, 1868
nov IA td
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE,

nERnuRK; q ) Bankrupt, Ell pdrte n. A. 'BuIr' Er
Pdrte JOHN II. MILInous Tats ~
BY virtue of an order of sale from the Honorable
District of the United States for the District
Of South Carolina l. will sell before the Court
House, ut Ornngeburg, 8. c., on Monday, tho 7th
December, 1868, ut the usual hours of sale.
All that plantation or tract Of land containing
sixteen hundred and seventy Q67O) acres more or
less, being the tract OIL which Joseph Fundcrburk
the bankrupt, now resides, bounded by lands OF
estate j. j. Andrews, estate of J.. e. Glover T. II
Lcgare and North Edisto River. Also Mule.
Contlitions-For the real estate, onc-half cash,
the balance in one year, secured by bond bearing
interest from day ofsale, and q. mortgage of the
property. The Personal Property cash purcha-
scrs to pay for papers Ind stamps.
T.. V. DIBBLE, Assignee
Estate Joseph Fundcrburk, Bankrupt
Orangeburg, Nov. 13, 1868.
nov ii til
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FIRE ARMs-1t is stated that NINETY five
out of every hundred instances of the bursting
OF double-harrelled gun can be traced to de-
tscts in the left barrel. The reason is simply
shat the right is most frequently usod aud re-.
lpaded perhaps ten times TO the left one being
discharged onoe. Every time the right barrel
Y discharged tho guupowder in the left is pull.
yerlzcd more or less by the shock, aud the set
aling Of tho grains leaves a space between the
charge audi tho waddiug. Hence when tho
barrel is discharged it frequently esplodcs.
These accidents, il Is asserted, can 10 avoided
by sending the ranrsod homo with. one or two
s'nar. blows. IN the noucdiseharged barrel every
time tile other is reloaded.
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SALE,
By v. D. V. Jamison & Son.
AUCTVONEEpS

IN BANKRUPTCY-In'. .ihc matter of JEREMIAH
RILEY, Bankrupt, EIa partt +. V. Dibblc, As
signcc.
By virtue of 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, in Orangeburg County. on Tuesday, the
lst December, 1868, at II oclock a. Nj.
The Personal Property of aforesaid Bankrupt,
consisting of Mule, Mare and Colt Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, books, 10 bushels Rice, Blacksmith g
Beflows,- Anvil Vice. Tongs, Sc. 1
Tcrms-Cash, and articles to be delivered immc-
dintcy after the sale.
r. v. DIBBLE, Assignee
Estate Jeremiah Riley, Bankrupt
Oraugcburg, S. c., Nov. IL, 1868.
ALSO
Int he matter of lRvIS a. Till. Bankrupt, Er partc
p. V. Dibbc, Assignee.
By virtue of an order of sale from the Honorable
District Court Of the United States for the District
of South Carolina, will sell at public Auction nj
the residence Of Jeremiah Riley, in Oranccburr
County, on Tuesday, the lst day of December,
# The Perishable Property of aforesaid Bankrupt,
consisting of 80 bushels Cotton Seed, Clock /
Saddle, Straw Cutter, sc.
Terms-cnsh, and articles delivered immediately
after the sale r. v. DlBBLE, Assignee
Estate Irwin a. Till, Bankrupt
Orangchurg, S. c., Nov. -, 1868.
nov IA ~ II
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN BANKRUPTCY-In the matter of a. J. EVANS
Bankrupt. @
BY virtue Of my appointment as Assignee of the
above named bankrupt, will sell Mt public auction
on Saturday the 28th Nov, 1868, at the residence
Of a. J. Evans, in the Fork of Edisto Orungcburg
County.
The pershnbe property of above named Bank
Tupt consisting of carriage and harness. saddle and
bsidle, saddlehngs, double barrel gun, COWS and
calves, cypress canoe, and other articles
Conditions-Cash. and articles delivered immc-
datcly after the calc.
T. v. DIBBLE, Assignee
Estate A. J. Evans, Bankrupt
Orangcburg, Nov. H. 1868
nov Il al
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.s3# MEN WANTED.-The great want Of this
ago is men. Men who are not for SALE Men
who are, honest, sound from centre to circum
ference, true to the hearts core Men who
will condemn wrong in friend or foe, in them
selves, as we'll as others Men whose con-
sscienceS are steady as the needle to tho pole
u Men who will stand for the right if the heavens
: totter and the earth reels. Men who can tell
the truth and look the world and tho devil
right in the eye. Men that neither brag nor
run Men that neither flag nor finch. Men
who can have courage without shouting
to it. Men in>whom she courage of cverlast-
ing life runs still, deep and strong Men too
large for soctarian bonds. Mon who do not
cry nor cause their voices to be heard on the
atreets, who will not fail nor be discouraged
till Judgment be set in the earth Men who
know their places and fll them Mon who
know their own business NIon who will not lie
Men who are not too lazy to work, nor too
proud to be poor. Men who arc willing to
! cat what they have earned, and wear what
they ha, Q paid for.
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tory of the BATTLES AND CAMPAIGNS of the
ARMY OF TENNESSEE.
Also, splendid serial entitled 20 MONTHS IN
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% = II Eo.aaoT ZIG D!sHlct oJ SouM CaroAna-
October Term. l8S8.-hl the Halter of Dauid Sfipen-
der. 0rangeb"rg, Bankrupt-I'etition Jor FmN and
ftna. Disehnrge IN Bn"krnptfy. Ordered, tha, a
hearing be- had OH the 4th day of Dco.. 1863 ~
Federal Court House in Columbia, S. c.; and ,bat
all creditors. &C., of said Bankrupt appear at said
time and place, and shew cause, il any thew can
why the prayer Of tho Petitioner should not be
said bankrupt will be held at the office of r. n.
Carpenter. Esq, Register Of I'd Cong District, s.
@. on 24'h day Of Nov, 1868, at IL NJ.
By order of.the Court tho Gil day of Nov ls6s
DAM, HOBLBECK. Clerk of the
District Court Of the U. $ for.So, Ca.
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TN the district Court OF the United

j. 7ITES-For the District Of Soufl Carolina
October Term, 1s6s-In the Matter Of Andrem j.
Exams, Of Orange6urg, Bankrupt-Iehfion for fuu
hearing be had ON the '4th day of December, 1868,
at Federal Court House in Columbia, S. c.; and
that all Creditors, &c., of said bankrupt appear nj
said time and place. and show cause, IL any thoy
can, why the prayer of the Petitioner should not be
granted And that tho I'd meeting a. Creditors of
said Bankrupt will be held at tho ice of r. r.
Carpenter, ts., Register Of 2d Cong. district, S.
g.. on 24th day.of Nov. 1868, at 12 MI
BY order OF the Court, the 9th day OF tov, 1868.
DAN'L HoRLBECK, Clerk,
of tho District Court Of the w. S. for So. Ca
nov IA o,
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REAL EST ATE
S A T. E
Z laug 2o-tf

T OFFER FOR SALE On EASY TERMS. THE
/ following valuable Real Estate:
A FINE DWELLING HOUSE,
and improved Premises in Orangchurg, on Russell
Street, nearly opposite the Presbyterian Church
Lot.
Also. that DESIRABLE TRACT of LAND, ON the
Old Charleston Road, about 8 miles from Orange
burg. admirably located for Residence aud Farm
Also a PLANTATION near Rowc's Pump, with
fine Settlement.
and unimproved. trncis,o suit purchasers.
Apply TO
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! LEG AL n NOTICES. j. s. :.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ORASuEpunu DisrRIcr
In the Common pleas. B
Attachment.
Henry BischoT & CO ]

ys, !. Attachment. Nm
whereas the Plaintifs did on the lJth day os
fcndants whg. las " said. are absept frc1a and
without the limits OF ths State and HIVE 1aif fker
wife or Attorney ki,oya within the same upon
Wnom Wl copy OF said Declaration may DO served
Attorneys, IT is ordered, That the said Dsfsndsts
do appear and plead to the said Declafatio6S SIs
before the 18th day OF April, which will be Ia ths
year year OF our lord one thousand eight hundred sad
sixty.nnc, otherwise final and absolute iiudeInent
will then be given and awarded against tbsrl.
Clerks Office, y = j. F. RORfNSl5N .s,rat
.Apri,S iith, l80S. @. SCe Rsssts
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
The Carolina Farmer

DELIEvING THAT THE INTERESTS OF THE
Hp Farmers and Planters of this section demand
tho publication Of periodical to be be dev oted TO
the advancement of Agriculture in the two Caro-.
linns. we have determined to establish such pc
riodical under the title of
TIE CAROLINA FARMER,
and will issuc the first number as soon MS sufli-
cicnt number of Subscribers arc obtained to my n
reasonable share of the expense oic4'ubcation.
The FARMER will be issued monthly ut So 90
per annnm. 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 in the country.
Being determined to do whatever energy will ac-
complish in making the FARMER worthy the sup
port of tho intelligent Planters and Farmers of
North Carolina and South Carolina and deairing
to introduce it into every county in those States,
we wish TO employ active Agents at every Post
office, to whom the most liberal inducements will be
offered.
Address all communications to
WM. II. BERNARD,
july 4-H Wilmington, N. c.