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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

THE following property, IN the hands OF ~ Ih ne
Menu phis CITY Trans er Company, VIII I %
sold 10 pay freight and ch argos, II not caIieu
for and removed within thirty days;
One TWO-HORSE WAGON,
One TRUNK-nO marx.
One BOX B9TrLES. marked Or. Smell
l. p FONTAINE, gent.
Once ". c. T. Co, Memphis, June q lS.s.
je23 lot
nFFICE SOUTHERN LIFE us. CO.,
MEMPHIS, TESN., Juue u 1881
Fse annual meeting Of the stoekhoiderSr o.
this Company, for the purpose OF elscttng DE-
rEctors for this ensuing year, VIII be n ID, - the
office OF the Company, On TUESDAY, ~ y
"a I'd BEN MAY. Secretary.
OFFICE OF HERNANDO INs. co.
MEMPHIS. June "A, 1865.
The annual election for Seven birsctors or
this Cor pauy, for the ensuing yesr, " Il De
held bv she StockhnIders, at the Office CT the
COMPANY on aONDAY, JULY 18TH proE-. re-
tween the hours of IL O'Clock q m and pm.
faIItd BEN MAY, secretary.
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HhnIsaale Drug Emp0rIum OF Memphis

A Leading Wholesale Drug House OF our SOUTH
arr com try and have now on hand, and %
1btcF We are constantly adding. large snip
rents OF Fresh Drugs and Medicines, Rure
Ijauors Pa nts, oils, Dyes ana " Ssuls'
-ors ard q general assortment OF eroSeis
y ,r3r - which We now Ofier % the Irstae AZ
SUI v-fces Is viii defy competition OF North
such -se5 and earnestly solleit the pasronaga
Of the
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Rrngs snd Nedie.nes 1t WaolesaIe

TT - 1rftf, Measure VI au1Ource 70 the Drug
1 .isss pm sieisus and Planters Of Tennessee g
Miss,ssippi nd Arkansas, and Throughout zee
Soutn am states gsns rally, thai We ere nov
/ ,,Sal~i,g s-1ch changes in our house, and nave
-f5scfe.7 arraugements with manufacturing
G11rsS and drst hand dea ers and IN porters
n me East. as well as with forslsn hlAiAses, %
a. 10 enable Us 50 make tie
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Assets. January 1. isss. ever sa.Soo.OOo.
Issues Policies On ALL THE cost AP-
on a. COED terms as any Company
70 RESTRICTIONS upon Aeeltrl0tsd Persons, o. %
RE5LDEECE OR TRAVEL
MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;

MEMPHIS BOARD or REFERENCE;
Wornelqy, Joy & Co, Ay6lett, Robinson 4
Co. 4. n. " sbb q Co, Tsof. Philips q Co, La
eeT & McGhee, n Corona. A. E Farmland.
Jacob Alexander, C1app, Vance & Andersen,
General \. B. Forrest General J r Z halmers,
CON- Joseph Z. aontgUmsTy. j dge j. p. Ca
r1fhsrs Rev. s. h For. ID Rev. J. R Graves,
Judge Phineas 7. Scruggs, Galway Ham p5On
CO., Desoto Insurance Company.
AeEgCY OFFICE N MEnPHIs-Eo. "a Madi-
son strssT KIT Williams Block.
MONA HON a OTIS.
State Agents for Wet TeRnessse
Mississippi, Arkansas and North louisiana
U. 3 n ACla%AaON
tel am
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FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE
MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000
Omee-NO. 10 Madison St,
Omee-NO. 10 Madison St,
DIRECTORS.

MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE
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DIRECTORS:

James II. Lucas, Samuel VIII. Theodore La
vslile, Charles H. Peck, Robert K Woods, Jules
Vale, Geo. K Robinson, Robert D.. arr, John
+. Thornton, David K Ferguson, Hon John
Hogan, Henry OverstOlz, Nichols SchHedsr.
william 4. Cay, y n Z. JzEniEOn, r. p. Han
eaEGInp, l. H BAKER, y A. January, Wn- \.
Lewis, +. Rozier. II, Jacob Tsmm-
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w III II a II.

Ia the District Court of the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee.--In the mat
ter OF d. Kaufman q Co., bankruDts. In
Bankruptcy before Thomas J. LEthaw, ESQ,
Register.
To the creditors of the abovenaued bankrupts
Take notice that second general meeting Of
the creditors OF said DaHkrupts viii ne held at
the Office Of said Register, in the city OF Nj m
phis, n said District, on Monday, the 18Th day
Of July, las. at 10 O'Clock NJ. t1r the purpose
named n the 18th section OF the Bankrupt Act
Of March :, lsd7. W. Y, CIROpB, Assignee.
Memphis, June 2, ieea te2a p
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GENERAL ITEns.

The Concordia La LateLligeHceT Of
the 18Th says: On the 10Th and IIth
inst, some four or five horse thieves
we're captured, we learn, IN the neigh
borhOOd Of Floyd. They belonged to a
gang whose operations on the Arkansas
line, have, for some time, been source
of great annoyance to the ciuzsns, anG
their capture will be cause of graufica
ton.
Senator Doolittle proposed an amend
ment to the last Reconstruction bill, Civ
ing to every negro soldier, without dis
tinetion Of section, the right TO vote. The
Radical Senate voted the amendment
down. Such is the Wanted sectional
equality that the Radicals sustain!
The editor Of the FGyette Fatchnlan
has in his possession the family record''
Of Alexander Henry, who persisted In
the recent tornado, together with deed
of gift made by him to his children.
These were. picked up-the former at
least-ifty miles from the site Of Hen
ry's house.
Michael RhiEehardt, an estimable
citizen of Shelby county, Ala, was
caught in the machinery of 8 thresher,
on the llth, aud crushed so badly as to
Gauss his death.
Mr.. Samuel Brasher, one of the old
est einz ans Of Shelby county, Ala, died
in COlumbisna, on the 18th inst, aged
sixty-six years. He had been citizen OF
of the county fifty years.
The Jail Of Shelby county, Ala, at
at Columbiana, was burned on The 18th.
There were but two prisoners confined
in it, James Dennis, for an attempt to
murder DIR. Fowler, of MonteyalIo, and
Albert Nail, colored, for horse stealing.
he is very black, about six feet high,
weighs near two hundred pounds AID
has three little scars on his neck, caused
by burn.
The Atlanta bifelligegcsr Of the 18th
announces the death of Cot. Z z. Wat
Kins, at his fathers residence in Coweta
county, Ca, on Saturday last, of con-
sumption. During the war he was colo
mel Of the Fifty-Sixth Georgia regiment,
ana was IN active service ia Virginia, on
the coast and in the West. He was for
eight years Secretary of State, and was
devOut member Of the Baptist church.
be leaves a wife and five children to
mourn his loss.
The McMinnviile Enterprise, (Radi-
call says: The Maryville Republican.
whose publisher is q coIored man. w
B. Scott, ST., advocates the election of a
colored man to Congress for the State at
large. Whether it would be expedient
this time to add TO our delegation in
Congress = cOlOred man, we pre:end not
to say. But If any one can see any IL
correctness in the argument sddaeed, be
can see further into a milestone than We
can. II is az acknowledged fact that the
member to be elected Is to represent the
1900 colored voters who have been en-
iranGiiised. This being the case it is
commended that a colored man should
be selected TO represent his color and
race. The argument is sound and can
only De rejected on the ground Of expe-
dieney.
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= Callahan, the murderer, was sem
fenced 20 be hanged Ut Troy, N. W on
August LIST.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

Ra- Liberal Cash advances on all Consign'
ments OF Cotton and Produce fabS SIN
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1t is possible Mr.. Pendleton NAV Hoi
be nominated, in which event the high
praise 70 which be Is Justly entitled can
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LoNDoA, June z5.-The weekly increase of
spscle IA Lne Bank OF England Is E552,0g0. Con.
sois ctosed Si7ss5454; U. ;. iona. 1874.
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The State Convention.


THsGohvention q question Ii at last definitely
tnd authoritatiScy settled The negroes q s poilcd
about 5000 votes above tho required majority,
and General Candy, in General Orders No.
llGO, dated December 18th, notifies the dele,
gates elected ''to assemble in convention in the
City of Charleston, South Carolina, at noon
ION Tuesday, the 14th day Of january, 1868,
for the purpose Of framing constitution and
Eiyil government according to the provisions Of
the Reconstruction Acts" .od ,;. ..a,
| There were 124 delegates elected; Of these
l55 are whites and 50 arc blacks We will not
trouble ourselves Or our readers with their
names, Though their acts, as Legislators, may
perhaps give them an cphcmcral notoricty,
yet none of them Will be immortal III.
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tho provcrb, "Westward tho Star of empire
takcaits way" doughty, cavalier Pope
has not had gost sllgaed>hfh, and viii
thus have an appoftaInity BIT occupying again
his favorito IMsHeSRI|qaartM a 81 in Etho y saddle
swayno, tho Batsas Ra g snefel, subsidies into the
simple Colonel aud suporintends, not State
but petty Regiment nt-"How are the mighty
f;lllcn!"
( lddastal Neaad feleiaes Ropc, and G6ncrhhl
Mcdowell, Ord-Swaync's throne remains va
'crns. The newly appointed Commanders WILL
We ycature to Predict, emulate Hancock in
their 4 @ oyalty to eS, sy Law at All any rato they
cannot JsqrpaFHs their predecessors } in their dis
regard, ofit I'VE congratulate the rwhite. poo
plein the 3d,and 4th Military Districts on
tlioir bereavement, and envy them their prosl
ngsta, nyI!o .hoa .boah aiIl II SIS a,ysns otD4,,
4 \ 4 49,.
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by an order of the Court l w on the Saleday
in February next, sell, for much cnsh as will pay
thc expense Of tho casc--tlo balance on Il credit of
twelve months secured BY bond with interest from
dntc payable annually, and mortgage Of the prcui-
seq, in which will be covenant For resale in Of
tbe breach Of the condilo of the bond u the real
estate which was of George IT, Livingston, to wit ::
II. One trnct near the waters Glnzicrs Brarch .
waters of North Edisto River, in Orangcburg bis
tijct, containing .j5 acres less, bounded by
tie road leading from Jones Bridge TO Columlin,
asd an,ls of ohnliuitman, the Heirs of +. Living
sion and Sampson King, and by the road from
Otangcburg G. IT, to E,lgc6cl,l, said Ian,l having
bfen conveyed to q. H. Livingston, by f. Livingston
6d, October 1913.
Y. Another Tract on the cast side Of Glnricr's
Branch, contang 'ihcrcs more or lcss, bomlc, by
lands of S. Livingston, Paul Livingston md Angus
his Livingston, WHICH land was conveyed by Daniel
Livingston to the same George II. Livingston .i,h
April, 1858.
%. Anil other Tract of Ga acres on the .n
Glaaicrs branch, bounded hy lands Of Paul and
Anstin Livingston. he said tract having been allottc
ID intcsatc his share OF the real which
ct Frederick Livingston under proceedings cnrarti-
tien in Equity in 1851. slu
iDcccmhcr 81, 1867
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That was u beautiful idea in the mind of n
little girl, who OIL beholdinga rosc-bush, Oh the
top-most stem of which the oldest rose was
fading, whilst below and around it three beau
tiful crimson buds were gust unfolding their
charms, at once and earnestly exclaimed to her
brother: ''Scc, Willie, these little buds have
just awakened in time to kiss their mother be-
fore she dies" ~ +''m
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Decapihted.

Y The City papers Of Monday brought us the
good news that Generals Popo, tho Auocrat of
tho Sd District, Ord, the Satrap Of the 4th
District, and Swayno tho Bureau lnar. Of Ala
bamn, have. been relieved by Order of the
President. We have thought, for some time
that the! forbepranco of the President in regard
to these Officers had "ccascd to be virtue"
and have wondered how long thoy would be
permitted to
''Plny such shapes before high IIcnycn
As make the Angels weep"
both tho District Commanders, now official
ly doceasel, have been disciples Of Sheridan
and Sicklcs; both have used the bayoncts of
their soldiers TO annoy and oppross the whites
and encourage and sustain the blacks in their
antagonism to them; both hayo lopt thom-
selves, soul and body, to e;Iladicals and have
lcgslatcd 30 as to promote their noiarious do
signs; both have at last boon oycrtnkcn by
Justice and arc Law-giycrs and Judges and
ncspots no longer.
Gcnoral Ord has been sent to California,
probably because he there may have his turh,,.
lcncc qnetcd by bathing in tho waters of the
Pacific Ocean, or possibly that his vanity may
= = 'i'f'''' Nth tic idea that llc illustrates
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. -,
Ornngeburg District. N""'ioh

BY 7. y. McMlClIA AEI., Esq, Ordinary
Whereas, Henrietta Murphy. widow hath made
suit to me TO grant her Letters of Administration of
the Estate and Effects of David Murphy. dcocnscd.
These arc therefore 10 cite and adn,onisl all aud
singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said
David Murphy, dccenscd, that they be and nppcnr
before me III the Court of Ordinary, to be held
ut Orangchurg G. ii. on the l7th day of January
inst, after publication hereof, n o'clock in the
forenoon, TO shcw cause il any they have, why the
said Administration should not he granted
Given nndermy hand this 30th day Of Dec, Ammo
Domn. SCI. -ii p. y. McMICUAELIi
jan i--2t o. O. ID
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:sonnais iioner's Sales.
snafsy F. Iuabihst, adminisgator.a
hIaraclia Inabinet and b,ha,s 4

Tgl n sFs7 vi. lS-'H q 8l
slsraella InAbihst and bhets j 81
\ By order pfItlie Court faEquity, in9ahe abovd
tated case, viii DO sold before The Court House lin
on tho 1st Monday nsJsebr,iary next.
"a. Tho entire jointly Mile. rfghtsS6nd ni crest OF
levi L. Inabiiets j. W. Danizlcr, und r. p. Antlcy,
sCopartpers, In and to the following Copartuership
r6perty, viz.. A Steam Saw and Grist Mill, Steam
Engine und boilers Mill House, u Barn and Stable,
lated on tho Tract Of Land near Jamison' rHrn Oht
Fhereof Levi Inabinet died. scizcd-thrce Mulos,
hEee Timber Carts Dlacksmith's Tools, Mill Tools
ind quantityof Snwedl Lumber at aaid nj i'll, ind
He right undef. and ncoording to the Aerms6f Ger
Bin agreements of the said Copnrtners, to cut and
Ay all tho Timber growing the Lands of said
teyi 4npbinet, squerpg tenr inches, or capable Of
fght as 10 thcTiihbcr On tho Lands admeasurcd to
Geyifnebines widow forh her Dover, and ON one undi.
Eded third of levi Innbincts undivided share of the
tract OH Sadllcr Bwdmp to bc subject to the Wii-
lw's life Estate therein. T. r- .yd fi.p,H I".l
E2. Al tho same time and place will be sold pursu-
int to tho snc order, the Whole OF tile Real Estate
Iqshc late Lcvi,L. 1nabiflctJ Including his uhdiu
sct to his Willows life estate In tho Land admcas-
Tad to her for Dover, and to her right OF Dowcffn
fe said Low L.. lnnbinet's undivided shnre of tho
S.dder's Swamp Tract, and further subject to the
lights Of the purchaser purchasers Of the CO.
Artncrshlp property aforesaid in relation to the
Timber OH the Lands of Levi J.. Inohinc,.
TERMS of Salc-Somuch rs will phy the expenses
Il the proceedings in the above stated case-for the
Flancc credit until tho first day of December,
erost from date, liayablc annually, with personal
security and mortgage Of the propcrty-the pur-
chaser also to pny for papers and revenue stamps.
|
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and which was then found to be al tho preats
of better. labor but an actual large Nekedss
and uniSsrsdf >96hssssiop Of 9loss6 ;tslls
whoasestRo @ aheans to s psS wsrs ~ aorig god,N 2
ItRPlaias TOO, thA if HS |havp attended
= those sp spSsradfainar$ ,s$es gono5oas psaes
offerings to tho negro, NO have beggarcd our
comes from the ballot box that while enjoying
tbcse asttdvasaht 'naark Of opt sympathy and
scca vii, they have to man enrolled them
selves in the ranks of our enemies, thus ,dis,
dainfuly rejecting profers of a,nity. Wd'will
feel soon to the EXTREMIST point Of anguish that
We Y, have indeed bssgsfsd oprscyss s in ts aaa
scheme whioh but supports in ins0laat political
mobism, a elsss hostile,jn every interest mt pre-
sont. yFroin US alone, from excessive oDwogdsy
they dotirs'msans for political purposes! Was
rhaaAe.s3 j. svgq igSr3saatse+ thaa this ao's4'"H
ws wa. sS ~
plain, a Net engage in violence. not commit
any otfense against any government, real or
pretended, npt even do anything which Tlad:'
Stevens may 'sreconstruct" orl Gcii Candy try
by "Edict," but simply pay no more for free,
Rador tltn.tti thta't = IS 'eor In order to de tais
make use of tho advantages we have in the
possession ofhouscs and lands to compel them.
to accept such fair compensation. If free IA
Dor is better than slave labcr let them prove it
by more and better work for which We will pay
in h the same ratio ratio found to be- its real value
heretofore Only i'll the name of sense, do not
pay for any labon'more than that just compen-
sation Then, MS experience has abundantly
shown, when provisions and clothes were cheap,
that it required tho work Of the slave tho
whole week at present tasks, to earn them, lot
side crops and Saturday holidays be abandoned
till tho freedman can justly claim them by
perf6rniing enough more than the slaves tasks
to entitlc him to such Indulgence Let the
whole planting interest combine to save them
selves. and the result is sure. We arc masters
Of the situation. Against this Isystoin there
can be no objection in justice; for it is fair
beyond dispute giving pay according to work
done, We can enforce it if VIC will only unite
and unless We. do enforce something like live
are ruined. 4 .y2w ..lsfn5r +.,,t ~ Fnr,
When the negro finds that he must uctaa1y
earn his food BY his work. he will lave less
time and inclination for politics., and fewer
"dimeg"to IT, cSpehl on cnllnlsaries who do not
altogether lose sight of them insssthoir zeal. Tho
South has actually cxpondcd7millious from her
scanty means tho past two years to support
negro dlchess and to assist III establishing y, no
groo supremacy, by oyerpaying negro labor
God has checked it by diminishing the. means
We have SO nlisllsed let lis heed the rcbukc, and
struggle against that unholy aim by every
means in our power. Keeping money out of
tho hands Of negroes, and making them labor
Jas others labor for their bread, will go far to
hnhish politics from theif heads and thin Tie
attendance Il incena!.ry speecc:hoa.' '"' 34i'' n
j ~. lai''. '2'''.'''"' "MARION.''n .
THE ORANGERITRG NEWS
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ! c:,.,;.
Oyangeburg District. o''
n, ID A AIuAIIru AEI Eco n,.l;n....

NyFf' ". aIV.'I fVIf1hf1H 1'''I'' OTuI1IHry'
WIIEREAS,V. D. " Jamison. Commissioner in
Equity, ha,i, made syit to lie to grant Him Letters
Of Administration Of tho Estate and effects of Sam
mel N. Kcnnerly, deceased. a
These therefore to cite nnd n,lmonsh all md
singular the kindred and creditors of tho said Sam
mel N. KenncrIy, dec that they be md appear
me, in the Court of Ordinary, to be held ut Orange
shcw cause if my they have, why the said Alminis
tYation should not he granted
Givcnunder my hand this third day of January
Ammo Domini, 1853. a.ag
=. \. McMIClIAEI, o. o. d.
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.1sy an order in this case will sell for cash ut
Ofangcbnrg the first Monday in FEBRUARY next,
tlIp estate in reminder iii the l,ids which were of
J;;lW rinial as~igncdto his widow for dover rur-
c!Slscr TO lny for conveyance ami ztainrs.
aestmbcr III; 1851. l' iA'S
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r IMMENSE DTCT1NE IN PRICES ,

4 $4,000 worth of goods offered at so per ot I'm
der prices two months ago. call nnd get the best bar
gains in Orangcburg, and no IIumbug. Fine Prints
for dresses l2l worth 90, splendid Long Clotl, and
Brown llomsspun ia, fine Shifting Is, extra Cam'k
L. Cloth for ladies use. very low,) ricl plain cold
so. Cotton Flanncls. splendid blk Doeskn Cashmere,
1.50 worth So, 100 hupchcs Yarn at 18O, fresh
Georgin Flour chehp, Rnc blk Alphcca soc 800 Hoop
Skirts for ST. fa, n. MASTER, Agent.
Mrs, McAlaster will board few young Ladies
reasonably. "N Jan 1T
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! DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-Win

n u NV
IA be sold, by permission of l.. y. McMICHAEL,
ESD. Ordinary, ut the residence +of Dr. Jno II.
Pooser. on the 9th day af January. all the personal
property of D. Scclcy, deceased. consisting in par,
of small lots of Corn, Fodder, Peas, Rice aud other
articles. Conlit ions cash
All persons indebted to The snid Estrc will make
payment rs well us to present Icr demands against
the same to Y. d. V. JAMESON
dec 2l---d Commissioners NM, tIu,'r
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NTANTED.LOne Thousand New
w SUBSCRIBERS to THE OlkANGEBURG
MEMS, Orangebprg District has voting popula7'
tion OF such ns can read and write, numbering ut
least eighteen hundred We include in this cstinnte
those disfranchiscd by Congress, because, by law
AMI justice they are entitled to vote we'll as 9TH
crs. lie, every voter. who can read send along Two
DoLLAns for his District Newspaper
sa,'- The cash must invnriubiy accompany the
subscription.
oct - If
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In Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

Inu.
BY order of ,no Court, the creditors of George H.
Livingston, deceased arc required TO prove their
demands before me, OH or before the 2lst day of
January next.
Dcccmber2i 1867 V. u. V. JAMESON,
dec 2S--td Commissioners s.
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A DMINlSTRATOIe'S SALE.-RY
N Permission Of the Ordinary of Orangeburg
will sell mt Icwsyillc Depot, on Monday the 18th
day Of January 1868, the following personal prop.
Snddc and Bridle ono Trunk. ono fine Pistol, and
nine head Of Turkeys. Conditions made known ON
day Of sale. p. 4. UOUSER, Admir-
Dec. 80, 1867. jan At
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ~.
Orangcburg District. o""''on'

by PA. MohlIoHARI., Esq. Ordinary. '''' Z
whcrsas Charlotte Heath hath nhisdss nhisds suit 10 me
to grant her Letters fAdministrntoii Gf Tho Esate
and effects Of Francis Is. Heath ileconsedit ii pcSAn
These nro therefore Jcitc and admonshi all ansi
Francis b. fisath, dooeassd, thnt thsy b and M:
pear, before me- In the Co,'rt Of Ordlhaty, to BID
held ut Orangcburg. Court House on Doth day Gf
January instant after publication hereof, at IL
o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw causerif any they
have why the said Administration should not be
granted. i,'' "@'i irs 1ra ''' inf
Given under my Hand this third day of January,
Ammo Domni 1868; 4. "A. McMICHAEL. ~.
jnn4-9t O. O. D.
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StT. MATTHEW'S A CAIDENIY -
y The exercises of the above Institution will be
resumed the 2d Monday in January Young
will be prepared for tho University or any Col
icge in tho country.
Tuition ut tho rate uf So pcr month strictly in
advance, r. L. WANNAMAkER
jani I'd
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-04
by MURRAY ROBINSON.

~ NUCTIONEER.
YHNO the highest bidder, at the Court HOUSE, on The
first Monday in Ianunry next will be Rented
for one year, the Lands of the Estate of Saml
Smoke. Particulars the day Of Renting, or on
application to ILLUSIONS Il LEGARE
dco 2S--2t Attorneys for Administrator
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-04
To Rent

IIOR ONE YEAR. on THE FIRST MONDAY In
,A January, Al the Court lIorse. to highest bi,t-
der.
Fl"niation 3 miles hclow Urhngchmrg. n"
Place"
Plantation in Fork Of Eisto u ''' inH ''%' I'
House and Lot of 10 acres, known rs the "Rowc
Place"
lio'ise and Lot near Railroad occupied last year
hy Mr.. AIosccy. ...i.
z For conditions Of Renting and other particulars
inquirc Of Sheriff Dukes, my authorized Agent
nov .30-td urjIttN BE. SIMMONS T1Y1
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-04

The Estate In remainder in the said Dover Tract
consisting of one, hundred aud four and onc-t bird
acres. Purchasers topay for papers and stamps.
Dec. %, 1867. r. d. ViJAMISON
lnn It'd Commissioner