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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-05-10

terror stricken-and with all posi-.
ble haste he seized his coat and
boots, and hurried away. BE could
not meet Gordon then.
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.
+! SATURDAY, D-EICElMBER 81, 1867, = !,

1ri7c a,, 4rc rcscrtc ea 10 ;ouyselres the
ming political positoir ly means of oa,r
editorial zcolun,ns NC ,rM 6crledseti to publish
contributions from, onr .fclop-ciizcns upon the
afarq iquetip,s .,,rAiM nor f!Ggitate Me 1'n]b,Hc
mind, ,rhcthcr their opinions coincide ,aeiM Ours
or not Il district aicscsodpc, ace consider,
sho1Ri DC ali inlee OF Tie rdfOus Atlt7es pap.
Rd, scntimcn6 snthc section IF county ilr bhich
Il oirtsslutcs.; Our columns qac open, McrGiorc,
for nny nycon,p,uaifafions properly ,esjttcn accom-
l,an,.ql l,an,.ql ly a sGsponslze meme, rot personal ~
thcD chdrdcte, aio,. tLsolc!y iaatious' IN thfi,,
etanf so9 10 2GsltJ a'ii -Hc';i iJ2u4.
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Club, mud have lgono to work agaiasts tho assai,

Club, mud have gonc to work agaiRst tho a9d
Gals. This eyent possesses peculiar sIghif
canoe, Somih ais 1T l9es, immedia Oh tthc
edjoarSMe4t Of aho AlaBamS Bogps WSn}ohs
ti5n, The$e nsgrodGIsec tllat,i if the ypnstitu-
,,tion! adopted BY lths reyohtio tionaEy body is
forced On the people>of a ldbaGa, eiere can-Be
no peace between the white and the black
races. They begin to understand the charac-
ter,of the peddlcrs, tinkers and preachers, who
shave left their cohhtfN for ,thoir ,ceuntry's.
good, and come to Alabama to make Consti-
tutions; and ere long, nearly all the more in
tclligent blacks will discover that they hayeI
been following an illusion in giving their sup
portto these asitatoEa and fqngptics iii b,ex.5l ;,
! THAT lTHHatr-1s is so5aI1Tlio New York dti1ine, iir
Z 3Tcfsfriig- to 1.-The message ofa then Presidenty
81 says .sft Will bS seen that his BxcelenGy still
clin1gs to Tie theories *liieH thus far has pro-
edqced serf6ds differences 'hctweenp phimseif and
'Cohegfesy,l' esa esaz still adKeres tothe Cons
ssitati55h,s ana Cohig eorti1ucs disregard
I'll aahda athsfTss Where a1iefences arfssI tThe'
sPfesidcnt is unquestionably aufis,hsa aHnd sGdns
a&Ecss unqucstionaBlyy wrong. he President
demands that .4Rs ifsoatHerhs statgs7 shall be
governed in accordance with tho provisions of
She Constitution, and Congress- insists that they
sliall'bsbgoyerncd ihoaaeogdahcol with, ita,Mill,
butsido of thu Cdnstitution.Sssia siY nj,
2 III. Charles T. Ncdle, stoh6mdsbh,y ,y6fAlsx.
andria, Eas-bccn notified BY a Washihg gtonfiaw =
yer that co is heir thF6ugh lis aunt; Mrs Etc
to about one hundrccd million dollars worth of
real estate es tscS III TINT city Thu grodRd taiihtd
j beigng to III. iady iii question: aHa lo1lff
valuable l'a15r property in Tie Federal capital Sin
lclqding the Treasury building, Lafayette
Square, Presidents house Ind grounds, and all
the large and smslli 6Within the cir
cupfercncc off mile arsqpanl the Presidents
house A1cadande, ID pjo!nidl j!il o1S s'# 2r'lddso1
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-.s5 ,i5 !, a ,nAllalbEaama llE aKadisaliissm, Ism .' o.h

Tbs SSissz S. sr the leh
nPt e9ataips EsIable aGcgqgts of Che @ arrest Of
eSHg9l s. M aRs a2gEg ghS gas The leader
lopk COUNTY ssh sh9gtealais s9 M t0 Be from TIFF
tpa IS oFsfpEG 9 hiA g il the South
Iha blaeks gays ipfeFaton 2aEa .so of his where
aIogts end the ,dsSiadsd negroes the
adjoining plantations heard about his capture,
4Isy yg elsporad for rs aeiiSs9y HEN for l
mary punishment, = They would have put him
death but tho Whites inter nterfered an and he was
lodged in the, county jaii at Union Springs, sr ,'H
. The following is q letter from said Shorter
20 negro Shcm hs cans ono of the officers K.
Of his g9vsynMept @ syHselp shows in all its atrocl
ty RADICAL plot S(f t0 Il tIhG BLACKS Of the
South In revolutionary conspiracy engainst tho
whites; Il drop yoq qdfsw lines r. this case,
about that great, mapg jerry Call allxthe men
together, and take derry and that money from
him. and, if he don't give it up, kill him., kill
him N Dont0let him get aYayi from, you all
i send! these men down. to Perote,y Bullock
cpunty. Alabama, 70 hunt for him. He has
stolen some amounS amoun ,oF money. He has been
going about telling more les, unbeknowing to
me, tHes also had full lie wrote agin me, and
lwant iJef MGSGall Is to take him and kill him,
and ,NaPt AZ ten mqanp msan more to come downi,to
Rilsicyel With Gserssse and bring your guns.
.Tellall tthe;pen to so sand take him or kill
him. ~, j eff dpn'tsfail.
lsigpcd,] 1sw. ssGlE8QllRGGE ssGllE8QllRllGGE SHORTER
!, Captain Bryce, Agent of the Freedmen $
Bureau at Grcensbpro,i recently took the keys
and liberated a number of nfiAonupy6 bnfncl
tbyppperocivil authority Ills ae{a ecvcrc-
ly;condepinod. ,..,iss .adv yIs.a .dSEs,t ~
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South Carolina Conference.

tati9,a iaafz eod 57lna II has .,5Y ssrt
This body adjourned the 18th inst.,, after On
exceedingly interesting session. The following
appointments arc Of interest to our renders:
CnARLE IRON DIsri,Icr4- NJ Chrcitz-
burg, Presiding Elder 'ia'' 3'' '''.!a II b-aid'
Cooper Rivcr9D. D. Dycrs. n'H l'"s 'a'f'
summcrvilc- NJ Mood '''''.a' A 'o.'I
Cyprcss-To be supplied. ...i '''z''sfol
4. st. Georges !. siay.s .,,,....a
ST. Georges M.litsion7--To be supplied. !,
Branchyillq7r17 4 homas Raysor. -,c;8 81.
o Eastern Orange--iW. w. Joncs,,gq.s .ial
Orangeburg-W. G. Connor. ,a!a! IT. ,di
oProyidence+-J.S S. Connor.i ;7ogo l,oi b,e
asst. Matthew 's--Wm. Hutto. /. ehsni od .,S,,
Upper st. Mntthews--To bo supplied. ,,g n;
u Lexington-J. E. Penny. .i,,H ,,,.l,. oya i;
hegington M issioi---To besupSlied. .j,. ];
BASiBERG DrsTRIcT.--D. j. Simmons, Prosi-
ing Elder rslM8q h ,,I1.4 .,i, .,
Bamberg Circuit---Charlcs Wilsaa ata9i.jf
Blackyille-Willam Carson in9i 4,nTait
d-Uppor .Onngc--To bolsupplied. ID ..1s.sl, 81
flAiken--Alex.oW.iW Walkeror.i Ia Yi..G, bo. ID
3rBarnwcll--Abraham Nettlos lido ..yiv ~
:sAllendalo4-A.J j. Stokcsola;ei, Vr;..G ,.S,,
Z Walterboro'--Jl. W.9DIcl.ao. .i4;sib ~ ts,f,l,
Next Conference to ,bc held at Abbeyille
Courthouse, S. G.
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NOTICE.

'VXI1LI BE SOLD ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
w January next, just after Shorif Sales, to
forccosc mortgage and lien in favor Of Il. =. Ant
ley against j. H. Da,ten, the following property:
Two Horses ami one wagon.
Also at the Plantation of j. II. Dardcn, on
the Thursday after Salcay, fifty bushels Corn more
or less twelve bushels Rice, or less four b,,s-
els Peas, more or less 1000 pounds Fiddler, more or
less lot Cow Feed, one Stack Fodder, two Stacks
Potaoe Slips twonty bushels Potatoes, more or less,
2500 pounds Seed Cotton more or less, one Large
Pot, one Saddle, two pairs Gears and lot Plantation
Tools. Terms cash J. W. II. DUKES, 80.
dec It'd Agent
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CONGRESS.
l.lE Ellf

Il J =
rhsA august bod ,s..s hss done nothihg Of ini-
Portanoo latesly The majority isass radical rs
ever, and though impeachment is defeated, in
other respects thoy arc stubborn in their splans
Of reconstruction. Isl q e.g,l, 4 III.
,Womotico that tho President has sent IA
message to Congress praisng highly tho conl
duct of Hancock in Louisiana ~ It was, like
q bonibshcll 2inHthe Republican camp; aanl
created great confusion They daFc not abuse
Hanc0sk L. e allIaPt 1I o1 officer Of thp and thy
cannot endorse his lis course in Louisiana with
out rcccdins from their established position in
fayofiof oxtrenlos osRadicaism.rzWo lcaseI them
in tlis dilemma y'5-msA u lDi,b Al bie4la az
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The Scientific American.

t.IHH - 50 @'l''9' 9'-..' 'aCl aua 9rs 3I9tIT
Iyn,,;dg73.A jtlrs!s1qij.i3 jg.l, t'.,ol, = =
There Il is n9 paper published !, il T. the United
States more valuable to the planter. the me
chahic orIpractical oinan., 1T lis a register of
allthe resultsibf American sinventiye genius,
and showseh how niuch the skill Of man CAM ac.
complish in the way of saving labor by;thc use
Of improved machncrfyy,a whether it be new
plough q mas machine for kncading dough, or 4
mammoth steam engine, or printing press. i,
! Send to Nlessrs. MUM & Co., 81 ark
Rowo Now York : for specimen copy gratis.
Terms $500 per annuni g 4 besa-'ai taa-
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Equity.
2 5ORANGEBURG DIsTRICT

Joseph Fickling, Admir-. ct. al. Bill FORA cconut
f. 81 st J MissaHlins aaae5n AssY,s hs,iss
II appearing tony satisfaction ihat Joshua Tvler,
ono of tho Defendants in the above casc, is absent
rom and residcs beyond the limits of this State, on
mGlon m ., Of Messas !zar & Dbble, complanant's
soilciiors tits ordered; That Tho defendant josh
IN Tyler, do appear Plead answer, or domur to the
said bill within The time prescribed by
law or an order pro confcsso will DO taken against
rn n,n 3 ssi oanor;. aa,;y oaa. 80 ,ao; ~ m
n ora,nageSonrg ram ,onrg Sc, Commissioner.
dec ~
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FOR SALE.
ORANGEBURG-IN TIE COMMON

II. Bischofr & Co.
Attachment ff"
Bailey s. Brother r, ;,t
BY virtue of order from his Honor Judge
Glover in this case. will sell on the pr cmiscs OF
Bailey Brother, in the Fork Of Edsto, i'm this Dis.
trct, the property Of the said Bailey Brother de-
fendants attached at the suit of the Plaintiffs con
sisting of Household Furniture, contents of Store,
Seed Cotton Stock and otherarclcs, to the highest
bidder on Tuesday, the 1t day Of January next dur
ing the legal hours. j. W. II. DUKES,
Deo ID, 1867 10 S. o. ID.
dec 81 td
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15T=E. E'.7yT#dS55ooss5

l % Hae1, S,.,ss ~ iS.' ia s.I,i
p snhsS "a "a 4abtTnu ati si. EA' aof Ro4aipS p0 %
4pf eg .IsFdSiGn H ai.ota ,2aliiun.oo,a ain !.
Semmes has three lectures on the Alabama-ff- Il.
sono5oa her ouffeand rttHo on (bowsho,1iss aftoa'
sne g! was out. .SsA7N@2 Sm,A''' ~ ssr
young ipans ina Georgia aisd fEoml "A cutting
mole while shaving s9Rg oElly, how1 1ap uncertain
.as - sia 90 ssi1Ea aas osiion sIh 40 ,os'ie7
T@6 Rundrea aaand ffty-two geaerals engages
mebts toop PLACE dur gahsllatelwar.sh ofthdsc
sixteen Ssrd dhavala 9'is std he1ssin'H % bH. b b
Mrs. Pollard, wife Of the author of tsThe
Lost Gausea' makes her t1ebat on'the dranf'tis
stage ID Baltimore on Tuesday evenings
The executions in Manchester, z, and the SUP ub!i
preston of liberty oi speech and of u meeting In
Ireland are ii far from lnltimdatlng the Femniqts m
Military Posts in the Second, DISTRICT have
been reduced to nine--6ve in North Carolina
and four IL IL South Carolina. d1'rArlT kaT
a;,iidgg,l .y7pdrfi;I .-9JIf1 sLig;YoIi .,44.qa3
tHlg
seryatlsp ls aHad III lshsh tne lfha9'ca's ~
arce'5fa'a 70 pass Wy oo.) t.fi1
Brigham. Y Yodhg is 'isonding Mormon I mis-
sionaries to the Southern States, iu hopes of
obtaining number Of dissatisfied .Rebs. . If
hesdssirss cOlorua eho- can.obtaiue eplenty..---=,
There are 5oi6ooSmsn toutaof mapploymont
!. in New York, and 200 600 human beings who
do not knowS;. underH euycu l,ow sheg will pass
sS-,f,
5s5 Mrs. Gen. Gaines is Mt present visiting some
!. friends at New Orleans Shed is now worth
$40 900, ,OOOs but # has taken her almost life
(. time to establish her claim to the property.
Ther. a.. onl,, oso,c,oor,os IN. .M;nnosot,
and yet the .pious Puritans of That State have
refused to give them the. ballot Evidently
!. .Cufee has been slauthcrcd in the house Of his
...friends." tsss,sa ,,ti5
s,sc,. sSs,s.y ,c,.
upon the n,iseegenat # sayssr Mclca i'm
sagine,n no oircnplstanre under which it, would
seem to us fit and wise thatlaswhitc and black,
psssss
~ W 90 .--fTf1'7 9tii adsir! si'.'
The Dcmocratsfof Ohio Indiana and West
OIL. ,e IN 1000. 4J.-,.,i,..
a :, oJa ~ ~ on',o' e'na.oa'es
,or o'a.o oiGes a ana, aeiesecs 10 inc National
emocla..o oohsen.'oni ,%, aai 4. : = .,+.,
ns ss 9riinp ~ AIa) "1 1,.osays tlat one OF the
delegates irom ina. county to ropes odorier nc ),
m;issa;I,Segog gogsssffSiob ;Ibtgsdj, nst.
Now yort9l div IA9ls cl'7iIsii4 III sGf6.5I
ear wai.o4 si9biuods ~. 7o40
lno y ashSlile & m.0's says Il ne salaries
OF lax collectors connected with the interest on on
,ll ,he e~nensos of ~ 1a,,or,a,t y
.J,o,,so,,.. -
-, - s'.,ef''! 5isilf 20 :iNi2".9
1IheSDravest man we havesheard 'ot yet lives
IN Chicago. lie attempted recently to clopo
with thfce woEicn the sameievening.' INomor-
tai mead oeins Level enough Tor such feat,
Oh course nc 1aiiea4host vigorously. .2''i'e y
The Radical papers say the Southern me ne
groes have deposited in in Saving Banks during
the past year, eight millions of dollars. WHY
IS !! necessary, enens 70 tax the whites hiteon
mlli'ohs ,ll ol more 70 support the frcedmcns bu-
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Cona.n11iiissSs'ii.o u IFS 5 sales.
1'"'' ,, n es's;:: sS%IIs'H'f'.f.

Under in this case will sell rp tito first MondaE
in JnAaarJ hcstS dt Dfahgcfssg. f5rIone halt SssI
the baance on ,cre}it 90 ten months, secured by
the promises, witha ceTennpt for resale ia cse- OF
brtnch Of The beli IN ffP oiand t4ilicT usls1
David W.. tissendanef shstrgl 10 acfss
i%so has been as.ste his iqgy foy ,!owsr
bodnpc.i-by h,nt.s yof T. SR. MosA strs. Ar,rmusr
Glover, Ianacs Rect es.se Il I.evf Tyief h1i ffns
said DoMtr tract isia tLsila,hS iifE EglS H.;
nation of the estate in Dowur. PureL:ssrs viii SS
for papers AMI stamps s.. 70 -
co;;:n's$ionsa , snies, iysn. y.5kaiIsr.as
aee iasssl!s& tilim Wal Se.l' ass y,.s@r;sa t..,.
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M ULTs FOE SAL Ell E:9gI n NAVE F.AA a

CYAi HLotof File K6ntucky MULES, which Evil
Pel ON ri credit Of ten months. and takc cotton of
next years crop at IL cents per III or at the
price MS the purchasers may desire Any one
wanting Stock on those terms will write to me i'm
mediatey at orangeburg, C. IT, ~
dec 2l-2t IiHN OF ft'i WM.t r. iDOTZ.3 Il
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DNIINIsTEsATOzs,s sALE.-yyiIl

i A DMINISTEeATOZs's SAEE.-yyiIl
IN he sold, by permission off. A. McAIICHAEI,.
ESQ., Ordinary, fat tho residence of Dr. Jno. II.
Pooscr on the 9th day, af January oil tho personal
properly of B, Seeley deceased, consisting in part
of small lots of Corn, Fodder, Pens, Rice and other
articles. Conditions cash. + n
All persons indebted to The said Estrtc will make
payment ns well as toproscnt their demands against
the sninetto. ugi5 Nv. -. ". JAMESON. .
dec It'd Commissioner and Admir-.
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rEyO EsENT-On snlcday In gamma
ny next the LANDS of the Estate Of H. a.
co94er, will be rented, at Orpngeburg c. H. for the
year 1868 Conditions made known on Salcday q
'o'f 9.'h 'ni ;'No'J+D. CLECKLEY, Executor 3. e
deci2b bel s rte aid IL I.siJsq ql;a. . Stu
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The Charleston Daily News.

This welceme sisitorto ,oar sauctpm comes
with tho anp9hnscg scgment of reduced srates of
subscription, opf roadsfs win observe BY
rofororring t0ss sHsAa yofsIsibg c9laa,ns. w.
NIessrs. Rieaa6. Dawson 4 CO, tho enter
prising propriet6fss, arc determined TO keep
pace with the spirit Of the age; and for their
efioas asssrvet1a Viii ah h'is The bsss sedcoqssgq
lnent-SueeRss.= .z..s==s..i..s=....-.=.=. 80 4.
0 sWc belliyc iRHe principle Of Sllowsratcs apd
Cash msddvaHcs, = and rsS ttGst> >that the. CHAR
lesion Daily ve,cs swil prove the efitacy=of tho
= isyht5S1Hm t5S1m"MN Mdasasiiya! CO.. viii also pub
dh The es Eve eca2 e,ss ss III % her roS an
nam 'e - '''@ ''''l
Il .
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DOE SA ALE.-r-TEc Two PH.ANTA-
A,o! !TlONS forming part of the KEITT ESTATE
and knownns "DARBY' and iiKENNERLYn Yn places
will hp sold, together with the yNIuos and farming
tools, For terms apply to
~. E"' g. s. KEITT, .diei
-a!f 9if Caro- of William Middleton, ESQ, ,.l.
aeH OIL si j9;. s,35 Charleston, S. c..
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/. NJ ooser, -sdhir.st S'i'iH to ~ sfasnlf As..ts
Ann 1Hr, H' j. s.ha 1u,n,lyI,i, II s.l ls.R2
Pursuant TO nj, or,lt. In fkisa dds. n:.Iill sell :,
Omngcburg G.. r., on the hrs, Mon,,.y In J.pg.ry
next, all the Real Estate OF the late join. iaff ie-
ceased, situa. Stl il this ,D:s rict, as foloys:
Tract No. IL costa ihns mSrs or l..s.
bounded cast by it ste Eo!sil ff.ii, Orange.
rss 1 s 5 s'aif yah s if,' sss. s: J Dsi
OCain. ;, = 5,up,tsy.,l,.
bOun,lcd: ON tho NOR, hcust bys Tr.c, ek the
sonsssst son' Maa hs e,stS ap IssEy csst
Northwest hy Stage , noa, 'a' eHa sfs 9a sas
Tract No. B. containing go acrcs. more 5rSfsss.
bounded on the cast by estate bands OF e. -yeorsr
nnd DR.. J. g. ,by lands Of john s-C
Ilofmann wcs.lhyS Trkc, so. and l}or.laest by
E!sWeril9pfls of hrfT4nM Lagrf Sag ,,,,p. =,
The Dover Tract, Containing f5s acrcs, mnoEfSoY
less, bounded .h,lA ef, D. Horger.
Ia ss Thy by ssss gas NO 8 HG s Ess @ and ives.
said Mrs. Ann Iarr rbong life estate in tue same.
h CondtidnsASo 'mrcl cash as &iIf defra The ex.
rnses of these prpree edngsI nplr the balanee opn
crcdt of twelve months, purchasers giving Jond
wifi two good suretcs bearing interest FROM .aysef
SALE payable annually, and mortgage Of tho premis
scs TO- occur e'thq puTchsse mSh~y, land tp ayyfsr
@ not complied Ss 1ss%i 81 10 s.s ss
resolds6n teSHe tIIc risEs Of
's ''''ne' p's4bS v.4BsS'g: :MiTsoS, Commissioners.
II dco IL = 1879 Tr,t;r,f,lv gt.s- n,,t>, 80. IA
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| \ DNIINIsTTisAtTirtoTs's FtNoYsCE.-
IN All persons indebted to the Estate of the Int G
ohm a. kett, deceased, nrc requested to come for
ward and scntlc, and dll creditors will hand in their
/ dec 2iE3t 0'" FIJI l'' Silmin;strofor r'2a
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EHsO IsUTLDFRs AND, CONTRAC-
H. TORS. mates torepair the Old College
building will be received until tho st day of Jann-
arynest1 gCnl 81 Jgaf eH. ,gtral-''g -
a cContractors desiring to- examine the building will
confer with the subscriber on he promises TO whom
all proposhls'wilf be addressed z. = .,iI' -.
iSivo4 lo.sar ReYy STILES hlIIdEEss MIELLlCHAMp,
uec III Orangeburg, S. C.
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NTOTICE ioTO My CREDITORS
~ AND DEBTORS: am compelled to leave
the District for length of time, for my health ana
70 attend to mybueihoss till myIrctprn Il,
y SCIIARBESi K. TRICK
'uec I'll im~ ---= st. Matthc rs
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TTVEN PRIME !NFUHES Feeg, asu.,
Ali1Wih be. sold on the first Monday in knuary.
1853, before the Court House. in OranseblrE. TEN
PRIME PLANTATION Mules q Sale positive
Terms s9asl. aodst4qafb InV. D.lV JAMiSON,i
IVY Ttiht brR asRo ta1a : hnuio.l I'd
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sherifI's Sales.

a. McMichael ESQ, Ordinary, will sell on the fist
Monday in january ncxt: Ri E @E
That portion sIof tho Estate lands Of VIM. EC.
hletts known iaslPolk Swamp l'ay containing seyen
Sheriff Of orangtbnrg District, onfc Rrst Mon@s
in January 4extSor on such other Snlcday as will
be more advantageous for the parties in interest. Oh
o credit of twelve months, Except cash enough to
fgopd security, and mortgage of tho premises, il
deemed neceesary, TO the Ordinafy for tide payncnt
of tho purchase money
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FROM KANSAS.

ST.. LOUIS, July 9.
a Topeka special says that the Usage In
dians have left their reservation in the south
ern part Of the State in regular war style,
their pickets allowing no whites TO approach
their camp. Little Bear, the chief of the
Little Usage Indians, says that their agent,
Snow, is never with them, and attributes the
present disaffection in the tribe to this. Lit>
tie Bear refused to 60 to the plains with his
band, and has no control over them. They
said they were going to hunt buffalo, but they
stole eighty horses, and Brig. Gen. Kelley, OF
the militia, believes they are on the war path.
Gov. Crawford has written long letter to
Senator Ross on the subject of Indian affairs
in Kansas, in which he says the outrages will
probably cease for week or two, as the Inr
dians who have been committing them are to
meet Col. Leavenworth and Maj. Wincoop
at Salt Plains, in the southern part of the
State, to receive their annuities, but as soon
as they receive these goods they will return
to robbing and numbering.
The Governor depreciates the Peace Com.
missioner plan, and says war Is the only
way TO settle the troubles, makes strong ap-
peal to Congress for aid, charges some OF the
Indian Agents and Traders with gross misre-
presentation in stating that their indians are
quiet and peaceful, when it is notorious
fact that they are numbering and ,scalpine
whites wherever found. The Governor fur
ther says that FIVE thousand persons have
been killed during the past year; and declares
that if Congress will not protect citizens,
Kansas railroad interests, and prevent the
blockade OF routes, he will take the matter IN
his own hands.
A Wyandotte, Kansas, despatch says that
Thos. Parks, contractor on the Kansas
Pacific Railroad, reports six attacks by In
dians on the railroad laborers west OF For
Hasker within ten days; the last one at WI
sons Station.
On Monday white settlement on the Mul
berry tributary of the Saline river had beef
attacked and the settlers driven away. Iwt
women were killed and two young girls takel
canti~rs.
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The following act has been accepted by this Company
The National telegraph Law.

AN ACT to aid in the construction of Telegraph Lines
and to to tae Government the OF the same
forPoAfal, Military and other purposes.
Belt by the Senate ard House of Representa-
tives OF the United States of America in Congress as
sernbled That any Telegraph Company organized
of which NAV hereafter be orrauyed under the laws nj
apy State in this Union shall have the right 10 con.
sruct maintain and operate lines Of telegraph through
any portion Of the pubiic domain OF the United
States and along any Of the military post roads
of United States which have may hereafter
declared such by act Of Congress- ard over under
the navgable streams waters of the United
States; Provided hat such lines OF telegraph shall be
20 constructed and maintained not 70 obstrct the
nsyiRaticn OF such streams and waters Interfere With
the ordinary travelon such military post roads And
any ofsaid companies shall have the right take and
from such public lands tbs necessary stone timber
other material for its posts pers stations other
nssdiai the oon.tIucsoD maintenance and ope
such portion the unoccuped public lands subject
to preempson, through which ts said lines telegraph
be located may be necessary for Its stations
exceeding forty for each station but such stations
sh all not be within ffteen miles Of each other.
sxo. .. And be It further enacted That telegraphic
Governments ofthe United states and their officers and
agents SHALL In their transmission the lines Of any
ofsad Companies have priority all other business
and shall BE- sent at rates 70 be annually fixed BY the
esc 5. And BE- IL further enacted rhat the right.
and privileges hereby granted shall not be transferred
By any Company acting under this act to any corpora
ton, association person Provided however That the
United States may At any time SITTER the expiration
Ave yeau from the date Of the passage Of this act fol
po tai military other purposes purchase all the tel
eerspk lnes property and effects Of any or al Of said
Companies at appraised value. 10 be sscetaned By
,hs Of hs
estes taoby the Company interested, and BY tn,
1 four soprsvfoasly selscted.
Telegraph spsay ssi exercise any Of tn. powsss o
priseess conferred Of this act, such Company shall d.
fher written aeeePtanca with the HGftF 0snseals 9
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