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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-01-24
You will find large assortment of
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FAR M E R S!

And others, having Produce to'sell,
will find it to their advantage to call
and examine the prices before dispo-
sing oe their goods.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-01-24
The most Popular Remedy ever offered to
the Public.

the Public.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, HUMORS, PINE
PIES, ERUPTIONS, BOILS, OLD AND
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IT IS UNEXCELLED.
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IT is WORTH A TRIAL.
K. e. SELLERS & Co,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
FOB SALE by
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No big profits NO dull trade
But crowds of customers are daily receiv-
ing blessings by buying goods CHEAP.
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ssnUICK SALES,

The subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Ebensburg an
vicinity that he has just received, at his EN-
poriuu, on High street, the largest ard mos
complete assortment of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Ms: .nr,si.
,. MsnscEpH' "a, the residence Of tho BRIDE.
s.s~ -.vmweil, Conn, on New Years Day, by Rev
ST. I.add, Mseos Acsns, Of New York. " Harris s.
Boosur--wAnRs ON Monday December 81. bv ia
REF, Ralph Hsys az tho Church Of tho Good shepherd
EDwiy = gocxaf y Mss Iasss wAlEss, Of Fort Lee
CaosK-wiLIr. AT the residence Of the brides ps.
rents, Monday, December u. By The Rev. William &
Clark NJ sAsptRs cRcsx, H. 10 bliss GsSrrrpF y.
Dsmsxy--FIrsmsoss Tuesday, January 1, by
the Rev. Father McKenna, MIR Jswgss,r = DSsrEy 10
Niss Man, A. FI1ss,sscSs all II staten Island No
cards
Dopwonrr--scrlpRr, Sp.--oa Monday December ~,
nj the residence OF tho brides parents wcst Morsana
by The Rev. H. :. Rice. Of 81 Marys church ALIgs H.
DonwosrH. OF New York, 10 SAasH FHAScr.. daughter
OF John Sutherland.
FIsHHR--D.nLYc Tuesday january j. al the
Alcxsndor Presbyterian ohuIcb Seventh svcnue and
Eighteenth street, Joas NJ FisHsa TO Jsssis DasuSa
MEDrsA--PuRDy the residence Of The brides
father, on Monday, December 81 by the Rav. DE Mc.
Nuity, rRrDsnIco 9. NErNs 10 MANY, daughter Of W.
Lowell Purly.
rlaoE--HJrToS. --on Monday evening December 81,
by the Rev. Mr. Brown, THoxls q pflcE to Mis- sAsAH
A. Hrrrov only daughter Of William Hutton, Esq, both
srpewIck- -HalfA--On Monday evening, December ST.
BY l,s Rev. NJ NJ 0lmsted. NJ Euslys sEpawrck, of
Rochester, % Miss Acov~rfsS y. hALt, Of Nes yors.
No csris
scHonsrD--wasnrow. AT lie pastors residence
Hudson CITY on Tuesday, December 70, by .ho Res pr
Noble, Asnrkw r. SsHorirtD ~ Philadelphia. 10 I>1s.
daughter Of Robert wsrjiow. EsQ.. Of New York
uied.
ARHprT--On Wednesday. January ., Jsvz Asnorr
sscd NJ years.
TunoTs OH fridsv afternoon, Al O'Clock FROM the
real ieuce OF her spn-inlaw 2sJ RisiUgion street
PsEInw. On "Wednesday nornnx. January ?, IN the J
i9tt year q hcr agc, Jossrsss w. SHERWOOD, vito Of
Henri r. Rarlos.
fhs funeral service viii be held on Friday Afternoon
- i've n'clnck, at the residence o. her iphgf 'na, ~
hdvaId Barlow, No Ill iIudzon street. Tho relatives
and friends respectfully invited TO attend.
mon real papers will please copy.
Hrpp.A,. In Jersey CITY, on Monday December ~,
A. The rceiepcc OF his parents iss Grand street SAX
s rpuea,i, aged % ycata, month"; and ~ days
the gsAlivcs and teeoas of The family sro respectful.
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INC su.sn Or EXCISE.

Inc nr" q Excise viii meet to-day, Tor he purpose
SsLlus sci'en IL reference 70 the vncensei liquor
feaers The Court OF Appeals having declared ihc
iqror law constitutional, there Is great futer among
ssse dealers who have been keeping their place. opca
sithout ilronzc from TIC Board and tho indications
thai al n persons will receive an intraion
that 4 H. about time 10 step M - tho captains ogcs
and settle IN connection win This subject Il report
a thai Police Superintendent John A Kennedy, viii
.ncrtly ort8r 10 tie fefce 10 rotation ~ the
storing Of liqeur stores vhose PROPRIETOR have 10
Aeon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-03

Tho report of the baug department Of this State shows
that The old state bank circu'aon has decrcased from
s2 ise las, year 20 iai this year. decrease
OF yixeon millions The decrease In securities dcpcs
Ted a basis Of circulation is ti4463,0co In septem-
bcr only cghiynse banks reported To Ia. depart
rncn, agans, hundred and fourteen the time
IN 1865 Only eight Of the reporting banks have
become national Institutions The ros having wound or
ueins about 10 wind mp their aneirs.
The exports lexciusive Of srecic from the port Of
New York Tor lie woek ending December 81 and snce
the commencement of the year. compare follows With
,hose Tor tho corresponding periods in 1904 and ise5
1851 1865 1894
for he week. sl,sIe,Sos s3,o7o,o.3 sc,sTe cog
Previously reported ,?.ss.s !lsssss:. !sssloeso
since January Sas oa5 sise $50 500 siss 600 e2s
ILs Now Yosk imports Of foreign dry goods md gen
eral merchandise FOR The week ending December IS aud
since Janua, l. 1909 compare with the preceding
Years follcvs.--
~ ~ ,reI 1854 1886. 1876
nrY goods. ......... s4of 05s q. 5o-1 Si 500, lag
Cen. merciaulise.. i,s5s,5d' 3,22o,tA l,52olo52
Total TO- tbe week s2sT5tio ss7ss,t7s 1929, ips
Previously report d u.s. 75coa s2osoiia 2soiai'5s
sIncs January s2ooeiO 40 ts,. scso2. 2oasise52
ipcluicj ID ,bs proceeding statements are The following
Try goods imports icr the same period:
xs,s y, 3; 4 ~ pou ,,s,a ,sd 1is ai9n
Thrown on market. s34.TW i,ss5,7S0 7ra 20
suffered s Il The por, ss Sss,sa p iasaas,e
Thrown mstSci. 6s.s't2as VI, s81 ass tTsoar5iA
The fo,sins sla,ssncu, OF the deposits end com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-03

rse gcs.e met Yesterday aitsrroor, President cree
The chat. - @<~s

TIE Bead met Yesterday Afternoon, President Green
The Ciee :. s<sss
cosyissioyrrs rvs sIvs,yo rtyp
resolution wa presented and laid ovyru favor Of
fsyns earh member % the Bosrl Of Commissioners OF
size Sinking Sand a. nc rate q r. per day FOR tue ycgr
sssd. ~ 81.
~ INTERESTING 70 BsfE ssn ossiBrs DAivEHa
An ordnance adopted concerning back aud omEi.
Ns drivers exprcssmcn shi poiials, providing ila u
.a 81 lawful Cor heso persons % exercise tllair
~aitng Nl'hcrl license. applicants for which aust
srrg " Tie Mayor; that the licenses slal be granted
sshAusly thai t1e parties stall wear bsdg =; that per
rlsr <2s
Mtor atrrug numbe. q unlmpefiaui genera orders
fra bpad adjourned to THE tfhursdayl afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-03

fPEa srsAusrrP CHINA. AZ HAWAII
AssrxapAs. Dec ls-Arr veiocity branden. NYork
Arwsxr, Dec barr Adro. Mckenzie. Phlade,phfa.
Moekie- WORK Onward Andrews do; zoth Ricardo, Ma
RrL,Asr De, IA RI Je.sis Scott Gillian, HYort
CHARKSrr. Dec l8-sid Horindo, NYork-
DxAt, Doc le-sld villa Franca. Urquhsrf, Eyork.
F1lsoyIE Pee lS-Arr Conrad, Scott and Miramaneusa
daEssoeK Dss is-sIa Aqulls saywsrd. New York ass
GLAssov. Dec Is-sid Jane Ring. Thompson, New Or
lesns-
HAysx Dec is-Arr Aristid... Drummernon, Bsirn.rs;
Ssm'er samson. NYork; Moterh,rn. Curtis, Boston.
HEtvorr. Dec l6-Air Globe. Loomer. Philadelphia
LvERro0L, Dec l8Arr Southern Rights, Ross Charles
encc Chapman whsaton. do: sih wapsia Orr do France
Sid 18th Raleigh NYorK IstS Pennsyivsna lsJ, Lewis
DO Peruvian tsl Glover Boston, cOh. Adelaide. Cutting.
Dns,on Portland: alst 8 Dswo,f Durham MORA; The
mis-. Macloon. Boston: Gladstone. Charleston.
LcSDoSArr IT. 0ravssend Dec % Gertrude Pensacola
SD 1h Celeste hacksy, Boston; onni DAnaevig PhiA
AasxlLLrs Dso ls-Ar Thersse Charleston; isth Brss.
NYork.
wAssasosD Doc s-Arr George Palmer. Reynolds New
cowrs. Dsc To- steamer German.s. from New Yorx for
Hamburg lost two boats and injured ssversr
Of the crew, IN gala on tho 18TH
Amers~au Ports.
BOSTON Doc 3i-Arr brizs Gaistea tBrl Mclean. Nra-
gosne; Alton tBrl Elliott ~ Msrc schr Ruth N Atwood,
Rich Tanger Cid steamship lava (r, Noodle Lssrpce1
HsifaK: shp coromsnde (Brl Dow London; bsrks -
rep.iredi Enrqas lRr) Orcutt Havana; brgs Ambrnss
Lish, uAmor 81 Paul de Lsando; Example DBL Whiteb
Caps Haytenl; Ehrs Ela Sylvester sylvester Mobile
0rcu.t Haaks Wilmington, Nc Plymouth Rock, ssabusy
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s HIP PIN q NE w S i.

AfsAylc' ron yoRw-rsrs DAT.
p-gs ........f.... ~ Moos Esfv~. morn -
srS .............. ~ aicH wArra ...,eve 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-03

WrnxKsDAY Jan. a--6P NJ.
Bsslpsvrrs Tncreased activity prevailed h the market
for State Western -FOUR and the prices Indicated
an advance OF &C. Ioc per bb the closing Arm a
this Improvement The sales comprised 200 hbs Al our
quiet ruled steady and firm at our qno,aons ~ which sales
of 500 hills in bond so rs co. meal there Was
improved demand at unchanged prices Sales bills,
Western a, rs. OF -four sales m.de le extent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-03

SITS Ri-ss .......s...., ~ noos Eifxs. morn -
srS ........... " nicH wArrn.. ...eve
pert or NEW YpaS. JANUARY 2. 1904
Cleared.
Steamship Metro Castle Adsms, uavans--GsrrisDa
Alien.
steamship Granada. west Charleston with cargo %
steamer Andei'iaia. put hhcEi-t isary .
ship rsneih kock, wafarr. London-Gtlnneli h.niufu
8rc
ship Emsncel tSmwi, Grocer Bsirss-ruuch. N.incse&
MsndL
Marx Crested Wave trti gms, An,werp-Dr vsrta,
-Mlrs n Met3sis
Brig uslda (Swcl. BHtstrom, Buenos Ayfcs-tuneh,
NeiaUkr 4 Vent.
rrle prds no Risa.eN ro'nis relrelioyi& rncken.
Bfig Kntle lnsn3 Popirson. ~ GrOis--P IIsulnrd.
Htlg iotttd zoue RI. sn'tu HertnudaJ Hstyoy.
MS Kate tBT) ncpougal, Plaster cove cB-A hmi'Ssa
80.
Steamer ocato,a. Reynolds. South AraAoy.
Arrived.
Steamship Esgle, Greene. Havane- days h"ars, with
ta<sa and ~ sSengers to Garrison a Alien.
Steamship san salvador Allen Savannah, with a,dse s,i
passengers 20 Garfsea Auea
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Although the market for wheat ruled very quiet the de-.
manA being confined 70 the immediate requirements or
Iaii'er an advance OF fully e. Lusc established
Eefe limited % saeD bosssis !nclnding absr STATE 81
% ~ y - - In the corn msIke, there
business contaminated the demand being chiefly export
and priree advanced nush1s, With
sss,ms $4,000 bushels: at o. IA ihi4 ancas. aud
Sentaein and y 70 r.. new Dc: Oats wee whor mate
Ga &c Tor Chicago and Milwaukee and CSC for Canada
Bsst Nye Ia moderate demand and scarcely nra,
with sses OF Il 00 bushels al u ~ Zoe CAnads 81 "a
the nbseBcD or business t1 88 Msk
corTzr There United demand only and no salss
were epectsd tGxt were advised OF. 800 s'
CoyTtv fairly active densa nd AZ f urces The
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= ~ @ 81; s s:;4 . s:s
Es Sss.s7 IL ss. y; s.s s.' * >
IL . IA: s i s:$ s 81: , Il;
q; 5sle i.. :se' 49, 81 y y 71I So
~: !: i::s ,ss :s s$ s:s$ s s$
rxYaGaIs decidedly arnsr under nee caerings 81
s sa 5ss ss s. ed s.srsq PIE:
~ ss s :ss ';.%s 20 ss r ssi .
q. d. per M Ibs and 81, hhds sugar Vt 10 Bremsc
u iss ssa <. s sss ss AZ bales cot
D 'rsds o;s s@S Sc ssesordss % ssswss
MoLi.s W. heard Quo -sI.. The inq.iry wa, nearly
c.s srif,f zai ana rrxei ~ a. c,asri ar. tss Mu.eo
ys5e s2c ST., Poe,o Rico a. as, New ogesns ssc
ieg d tsnsrirs, ed fSes We're rasly sorairai
q I s so sq'e so sS ,se & nj H. @ a. s
T s.s ma 10 e. es Ne s 81 q ss
s,as and s0ssea were ~, "a. ssqslt
ss Il i, s:GSIT s,:, ss5s =. 'y Z,
ses!, e 81 - for e. y So sndss e. ~ e
fsog,.ox.-Issr,r n,slsslq,sd very rssrI,,. soa.a
VOC s,sS Saas 70 .sIs. fss ,m%sss,. sslis;r,
Tor future del'vory tai bb. mess for January aud
Deus VIZ ss' sc Y s'i s f sr asm s ss
s - s' s s ~ & D Dressed ssss hogs hogs
active sld i'ner tslc sc f?r Western aud
city Cut fnslts though qaiet ruled sissdy, feilc
H FOR Mains, snd r. Zoe for shoulders. vita Ae- az iS0
s srs III rnss s- s' s xs 4S o ssd ss:
Ia. for old Gnd Batter srl choose steady and
hGll A. our last quotation.
SIC s.--A moderate demand prevailed and fall miecs
reillel. TIC ss'e oml ri.s 40 ihds Cuba, ncuf
itg common reaniag s1c sod grocery GRADES y.
io4c liic. % Lids xe's prirans reaized ~. gtc
Tho stock IS estimated 3isis hhis. fss0 boxes l,eT,
iisss an IL Neltio The cosng quotations. arc nornnav
- ygseoysdo sngsr'nie cr 70 common r.huns
ssoc.ry 10. io', prime FaeGy. lls H.; Forte
all asie nlo9S No. Il lojse sio'Se.' No. Sa % lie
wnSsyy rSl.d es,rsnsev aaic. and 40 heard Of
actions. Prizes are entirely aonaiaal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-03

Nes COLON CT cttar " Dec 81 give. Tue following
men. ~ the rvcspls stocs Of
po..s tur the week compared With those az year aud
those OF e h.s year 1885, the total Of which
amounted 10 Ala no halAx--- -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-22
Sg5O.Iewa,,d.

Governor Orr offers Il reward of $3.50 for the
arrest of Yandry Bolin, who is charged with
having murdered James Jnl,nson, on tho night
Of the 3rd instant, near llOmilc Station of the
South Carolina Railroad, in l,ur,,wcll District.
Is"lin is II ,n,tivvc of this District, ana has
relatives residing here. lie is six fcat high
sbroad- d-shouldercd, high and broad f;rchcad
dark hair, heavy eyebrows. with down look j;
p@eigl.s about 2oo5Roandssand is'about twenty
two years old.
epnbhish his in s0 anothsr column the full par
ticulors of the murder. from the Charleston
Mercury
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1000,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
The Merchants om manufacturers
Jewelry Association

Calls your attention to the fact of its being the
nrges, nnd most popular Jcwclry Association in the
t pnitc" states Thc business is and always hps
neen conductcI In Tho most candid and honorable
manner Our rapidly increasing trade is surc
guarantee OF the appreciation Of our patrons for
this metho, OF obtaining rich, elegant and costly
goods The sudden stngnatiOn OF trade in Europe
owing to the late German war, and recent disastrous
financial crisis i'll Europe, has caused the failure of
large number Of Jcwclry houses in London and
Paris, obliging them to cell their goo,ls at n great
sacriice, Iii some instances less than onc-third the
cost of manufacturing. We have lately purchased
very largely Of these Bankrupt Goods, ut such ex-
trcmcly low prices that cun afford TO send away
Finer Goods, and give better chances to draw thc
most valuable prizes than any other establishment
doing IL similar business. Our AIM is f0 PLEASE,
and we respectfully solicit your patronage: as we
arc confident Of giving the utmost satisfaction.
During the past year we have forwarded IL number
OF the most valuable prizes to all parts Of the
Try Those who patronizc rs will receive the full
value "f their money, rs no article on our list is
worth less sLan One Dollar, retail and there nrc no
Hanks. Parties dealing with rs may depend on
having prompt returns; AMI the article drawn will
he immediately sent any address by return mail
express.
The following parties have recently drawn valun-
hlc prizes from the Merchants AMI MnMutnc t,lrcrs
'ewelry Association, and have kindly allowed use
Of their names
Frederick V. l,rwnc. Esq, Treasury DEPART.
'ncnt. Washington j c, Piano, value, $50: Miss
An,m !. Frost, Wa,crly Terrace, Y cily Ladies'
Hod Enamclcd anil Diamond Set Watch, yalne
$500: William Il. Enn,ons New Orleans In. Sow.
ing Machine, value, $40; George l. Davenport Mo-
bile, .lla, Silver Tea Set, vauc, $500; Miss Lucy
orcntt, Albany, III, Sowing Machine, value, $Gj
Mrs Mary :. Downing, Louisville, Ky, tloid Watch,
value, S2O''; James B Fowler Harrisburg. Pa, Sill
yer Hunting Case Watch, value S75; Rev William
Pcys,er, Milwaukee, Wis, Wheeler & Wlsnn Sewing
Machine, value Sl25; } Isickfori, San Francisco,
Cnl, Gold Lined Silver Tea Set value S:GO; Edward
l. Rice, 81 Louis Mo. Mclulcon, value $3.50: Miss
Helen Il Sincuir, Detroit, Mich Diamond Cluster
Ting, value. S225; lloratio Frost. Chicago. III.
Large Oil Painting, value, $500: Mrs Charlotte \
Iiewens, Doniphan Kansas, Chickcring Grand
rinno' aI v"'nc' 500, and Music Box, value $;t5
Many names could be placed on the list, but we
publish no names without permission. Our patrons
are dcsiredto scn L. S. currency when convenient.
I"1iM list cf -lrticlcs to hc sozd far
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-22
Tho Court of Bankruptcy.

The Gcncral Orders and Forms of proceed
illsgin illlls the United States ,Cougts.in Bankruptcy
eases are now published, as we'll as the names
of-tlc Registers appointed for the various
Congressional Districts. We understand that
JAMES N. RUTLAND Esq, Of Fairfield Dis.
.trict, has been nominated rs Ecgstcr; but
tho appointment hsa not yot been announced
Ivy Judge lsnY,4S, Of the United States District
Court, who has the appointing power for this
State.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-22
STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA, l. r..
Ornngcburg District. i Wv"

by =. a. McMICIIAEL, Esq, Ordinary
~ WHEREAS, Rosalic Ellis widow, 'iath made suit
to to grant her hcttcrs Of Administration of tho
Estate and Effects of Henry Ellis, Attorney ut Law,
dcCcnscd
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said
Henry Ellis, deceased, that they he and appear
before INC in tho Court of Ordinary. to be held
at Orangcburg G. II. the 18th day of June
next, after publication hereof, at ! o'clock III the
forenoon, to shcw cause if any they have, why the
said Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand this ] lth day of June Anno
Domin, 1867. l.. a. McMlClIAEf.
june l5--2t O. q. u.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-22
rcoMMUN1cATED.1
The Oraneebl,rg Missionary union.

The OrangebIrg Missionary Union.
Tic Churches and friends of ,:The Orange
burg Missionary Union" arc thus informed,
that the Lnion toM meet utth tie Antioch
Church, God ,ei0ing, on Sutmdoy, .Jmc 29M
instnnt; services to commence, first day, at II
o'clock, A. NJ.
~ Brethren, hear what Paul, "Thc Apostle Of
Jesus Christ to the Gcntcs," saith: Sand
that, knowing thctmc, that, it is now high time
to, to awake out of sleep; for now our salvation is
nearer than when as believed. The night is
far spent; tho day is 1t hand: let us, there.
fore, cast off tho works of darkness; and let lis
tPnt Sti the armour of light" Romans Is
chapter, ~ and II yorscs
"Come Up" therefore, "to the help of tho
1! lord % 70 tbs help sf the Lord, against the
mighty" And .aprovo the Lord; and see,
If He will not bless and prosper your efforts
tor the good Of souls. THE CLERK
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-22
ALSO
CALCSlNTERING
OLD PLASTERED WALLS
The Church Of the Strangers,
NEW YORK,
REV. DIR. DEEMS. Pastnr.

GTRANGERS VISITING NEW YORK ARE RE-
- spectfnlly informed that congregation, COM
posed of Christians Of different Protestant denomi-
nations, has been organized under the Pastoral
clnrgc Of the Rev. Charles +. Deems, ID. d.,
The service is held morning and night in the
Large Chapel of the University, two blocks west
Of the New York Hotel
The Pastors residence and post Office address is
22l West S4i Street. Strangers in tho city. who
are sick nj i'll distress may freely call upon Dir.
Deems for pastoral service.
When any member Of any Church comes to New
ork to engage in business, let him call promptly on
the Pastor OF the Church of the strangers. Espc-
cialy let this be done in the of youn men WHO
will have cordial welcome.
june 10 Z If
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-22
New Advertisements.

y5 Dsasa We invite attention to the advertisement
by Mcssrs POM & MyEns, Proprictors q,
Branchvillo Hotol, of a number Of finc lots in
the growing Town of Branchylllc. In these
times, there is no better Investment in Real
Estate than Town lots; and Branchvilc, the
centre where three lines of Railroad converge,
7isigeing ahead with the timca sEee the advcr-
4isement in another column ...
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-22
Sheriff. Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Orangcburg District

Ornngcbnrg District.
Under Dccrcal Orders from the Ordinary of Oraugc-
burg District, willscl at the Court House on the
first Monday in July next between tho usual
hours of sale, for partition among the parties il,
interest tho following tract Of land, viz:
Estate Lan,is of Jacob Zeiglcr, containing III
acres. moro or less, situated or Crotch pcr Branch,
Orangcburg District. More particularly described
on day of sale.
ALSO ~ = 80 -
BY virtue of sndry writs of ii. fa., 10 me directed
! will sell to the highest bidder, at Onngcburg
Court House the first Monday in July next
the following property, viz:
Sopo Bull, levied on ms hc property of H. w. Das,
Orangcburg c. H., d. w. II. DUKES
~, sune y, ] 061. - IL 80 s.. q. ID.
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!. 7. FOR SALE

GIXgEEN l16) LOTS IN HETHRIv-
- ia& Town of of.Branchville, located near
the South Carolina Railroad. They can be pur-
ohased single or in my number, af will be sold
low and on accommodating terms
This property hns always enjoyed the highest
reputatinn for health and tho best located for Dust.
ness Of any kind in the Town.
ALSO g
ONE HORSE, CARRIAGE AND BUSINESS Wa.
gon. Aikof which will be sold on the most rcason-
able Terms.
Apply at 1
si5 AZ DR.ANCIIVILLE HOTEL y
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EUREKA CHAPTER No. 13. r. A. y,

The regular Convocation of this Chapter will he
held ut Ornngcburg c. H., on Saturday the 22d tny
Of June, 1867 Companions nrc ordered to be pune
t"n in their attendance us business of Importance
is TO hc transacted.
Candidates for. the degrees will attend BY or,lc,
OF the High Priest. W. 4. McEEWN.
Z S. G. JAMIsoS, Secretary Il,
june til
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LOCAL ITEMS.
SATURDAY hoRNING,. JUNE %, 1867.

We are requested. to announce meeting of
thexBoard Of Commissioners to Approve Pub
Securities, Mt Orangeburg Court House, OIL
Tuesday next. 25th inst, at 0 o'clock A. NJ.
The Boad consists of tho following gentlemen !:
.eolsD$:$lR II Il ,5BARroS, yJ1G MAMA MAKER,
JAIEs sroKEs, ADAM SMOKE, Col. &. b.
FREDER1ck.
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Dir. B. NJ. snurrn, at tic Southern Drug
Store, has. on hand a quantity of excellent
chewing and dEsmoking, tobacco, in fact, the
very best in Town.
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Great Distribution

BY TIE
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURER
JEwELRY ASSOCIATION
1913 and 1916 Broad,coy, Nc,o lorl, Cly,
nF ROSEWOOD PIANOS AND MELODEoNs.
" fine Oil Paintings, Engravings Silver Ware,
slsting of Diamond Pins, Diamond Rings, Gold
Bracelets. Coral, Florontinc, Mosaic, jet Lava and
Ladies' Sets, Gold Pens, with gold and silver extern
sion holders Sleeve buttons, of Studs Vest and
valued mt :.
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10 Chickering Grand Pianos, worth. 500 TO $70O
ID n!egaht Rosewood fanos 200 to 450
10 Elegant Aolo,icons, Kosgd cases 1910 30
80 First Class Sewing Machines 80 to 800
20 Fine Oil PAINTINGS 30 TO 100
ioo fihc steel Engravings; framed 20to so
oo Music Boxes 25 to 10
$50 Revolving Patent Castors, Silver 2o.o 20
oO SILVER FRUIT and Cake Bnskcts 20 to IS
400 Sets Tea and Table Spoons 2Oto 40
$50 Gold Iluntg Case Watches, ward ITO $50
iOo Dla Il HngS, cluster & single stone Is tn 2GO
l75 Gold Watches 81 to 15O
300 Ladies' Watches GO 10 100
800 Silver Watches oOto 7h