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FOR TIE oRANGEBuRG NEWS. !
Rural Thoughts and Glcanings

The year 1867 has gone glimmcring adown
the vale of timo, lcavir Its reflections of sor
rows and regrets, its rcminisces of gaitics and
pleasures, and all tho vicissitudes and changes
common in the tide Of human experience of
three hundred and sixty.dvc days 10 the
down trodden people of the South, it has been
a year oftrials and difficulties, without precc-
dence in its history, since tho days OF '76
Borne down under the yoke of f;ctious, doma
gosucs and partizan leaders amid the storms of
national strife; tossed to and fro at the will Of
a power irresponsible to no other; tautalizcd
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.
SATURDAY, JANUARY, IL, 1868.

While ace rcScrDc to o"rsclrcs the right ofacf-
ming or o'rn poiiticul position BY means of our
editorial columns, are ,cW be'pIcused to publish
contributions from our .fc/lor-cat=cns npon the
craze questions uhich mo,o ogitutc tic public
mimd, mhcther their opinions coincide ,eHh oars
or not. Il district ncmspdpcr, ,rc consider,
sh9afd he an imlcr Of the r0rions shades of Jo,,
nhir ecntimcn5in the section IF coitnt,y IN which
ii fircutdtcs.on 0ar coi"nins are open, therefore,
'iyf any communications property ,rrHtcn, accom-
pon,a hy q responsible name, not personal IN
tier character, 'sor absolutely Injurious IN Mcr
tendency. ~ ~ --..-l lf-
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Sheriff riHf Sales.

Will be sold on Monday the 9th lay of January.
iSGb. on the Plantation Of ]. IIessc Andrews four
miles above Orangehurg, OH the Bull swamp Hond.
the following property: one hundred and fifty bush
els Corn more or less, hundred and fifty bushels
Cotton Seed moro or less, n smasqnan,ity of lin.
gnned Cotton, ten bushels Peas more or less fifteen
bushels Rice more or less, and lot of Fodder
Levied on as the property j. lIcsse Andrews nj the
suit Of Geo. H. Cornelsoh &lEarncst Kramer.
9 ALSO A,
On Tuesday the 2sth January, 1863. will ,be sold
on the Plantation Of Joseph Graves, on Bipnnker
Bridge Road, ID miles from Orahgeburg c. H. fke
following propcrty fifty bushels Corn moro or less
two hundred pounds Fodder more or less, n lot Of
Shuck, fifty bushels Cotton Seed moro or less Lev
cd on as the property Of Joseph Graves Mt the suit
of F. E. Salinas.
Wednesday the Goth of January, 1868. on the
Plantation'of John C. Rowe. on Snake Swamp. will
he sold the following property: three hundred and
fifty bushels Corn moro less, LOT of Fodder two
hundred bushels Cotton Seed more or less sixty
or less, lot of Rico Straw one Stack Slips Levied
on as tho property of John C. Rowe, at tho suit Of
CornelSon Kramer g. Co 4 ,ir n n
On tho first Monday in February. 1868. be,bs
Saledny will be sold at Orangehurg c. H., the fol.
lowing property: four Mules and one Mare. Low
led on as the PROPERTY of EdJ. Fielder; at tho suit
oi L. "a. HnysOr. b.; .lfI
ALSO
On Tuesday after Salcsday, will be sold on tho
Plantation of Ed. J. Fielder, four miles below Or
nngenurg on tho Railroad, the following property
fI'reS llm6er Carts, lot old Ploughs, one OK Cart
one Grind Stone. Levied on rs the property of Ed
j. Fcldcr at the snit of p a. Kaysor.
eisih :. ALSO :. !. m;i,t
On tho same dny and place. will bo sold, ff,y
bushels Peas more less, ten bushels shelled Corn
more or less, one hundred and fifty bushels Corn in
the shuok, moro or less, lot of Shuck, two stacks
Slips, three stacks Potatoes, one hundred and fifty
bushels Cotton Seed more or less, lot of rinned
Cotton, lot of Fodder, lot of Farming Utensils,
one Buggy Top, lot of old Wagons and Carts, ono
four horse Wagon: Levied on as the property Of l..
a. Rice, at the suit Of Bull s. Scovll - -
sheriff's Office, rJ.rw. II. DUKES, snii
Orangcbnrg C. H., 8. c., an.D,S, Old,
January 10, 1868.
jan IL l3'" y' n'a ipl !f: IItd q
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Have You Contracted!


That is the question, i'll which all are inter
cstcd at present. We propose to give few
IDEAS on the subject, which arc approved by
the practical experience of our. best planters,
after the experiment Of freedom
l. On cur average lands, a planter who can
support his family in moderate comfort, and
meet all the outlays Of capital necessary to
carry on his plantation, on two-thirJs of the
crop is a yerNi successful man. More good
planters fail to do SO, than succeed, unless the
seasons and prices of produce arc extremely
favorable. Consequently, it is more than Il
man can afford, to give his hands onc-third of
tho crop, and risk the seasons and prices. Bet
ter to work himself with his children, and then
all that is made is his own
2. In our present condition, we cannot af-
ford to pay high prices Cor foreign fertilizers
But we do not wish it understood that We don't
believe i'll mauuring The crops. But every man
must make cn his own place all the manure
that he cxpcnds on his lands In case OF a
failure of crops, there is no heavy debt on his
shoulders: i'll case Of good seasons the crop
docs not require Pemrian pushing.
3. Select seed carefully, and get the best
In this connection, we would recommend to
those who insist OH planting Cotton, the use OF
Barton's Improved Cotton Seed. which has
been tried with great success in our District
This cotton has uniformly brought five cents
more ponnd than Strict Middling in Charles
ton market. 1t has aold during the past sea-
son at % cents, when Strict Midlling was at
II cents.
4. Much attention should be paid to what
used to be considered Of secondary importance.
such as grooundPeas, Irish potatoes, sweet pota-
toes, water melons, and so forth. A man can
make more. money on these, than on great
standard crops.
5. Don't let us have any "gcntlcman farm
NY, w-ca"c". MS way OF riding around,
and looking at tho crop, and then spending
the main part Of the day in visiting or sport
ing, will not do in these hard times The
planter must 60 into the business of raising the
crop ,cM rim, and he must not only work
his brains constantly about it, planning and
contrving; but in an emergency, ho must
pitch in without gloves, and work head and
hands together. Tn the crises of battle the
general must lead the charge, and often bo on
foot with the private soldiers.
6. Remember the motto "God helps them,
who help thcmselvcs; and trust n gracious
Providence will smile upon earnest efforts.
b
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Comprising Narratives of Personal Adventure trn,v
Life Naval -sdventure Home Life Partisan BIZ
ing Lite in the Camp, Field AMI hospital Yapcth-rv
CIR with the Songs, Ballads Anecdotes and IIuno,
rosis Incidents of the War for Southern lnleo6ch
dcncc. 800 = x, .Ff tra',l
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ExlIIIolYIoN AZ TlEEoLD COL

4L I.Eur II IOKSUA1 NIGHT.-An Entcrtnn-
mcnt Of II Rare Character vii; be given by the La
dies OF Ornngebnrg. next Thursday night, for tho
purpose of purchasing MELopE0N for tho Meth
ouist Church A choice Band of Music will aid .the
pleasure of II Concert to the charming pictures of
the Tableanx and the amusing Charades
An after-piccc, new md entertaining, will be
given especially for the benefit of the young.
ADa'rrAScE-Aduits 90 eis. Children e5 Cts
jan IL ~, ~
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III ID. WOLFE 1aAS yUsT EsE.
|, Il CElFED fresh supply of Cnoice Family.
for Cash. t. tfe.t tt ~
nov lU ts x1 t tg .ipsr
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|Gt0TTssN S4:EEs. 4.zeTTesN SEsFgs,,
~ 200 bushels Cot ton Src, for sa,tLuplinI Ion.
Staple This produces a,fbre Nor,!,5 o,n,s apouni
more thn the common Upl.nl in Chnrlcst ofi market
srlec So.oo pcrlmshct Argls 70 ,Messrs,, Rsekie i
y hohn Or to WILLiAM'F. BARTON
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
.ORANoEDuRa D1srR1cg.
q Ilf,3 tile District Conrt. /

Inspurs,iancosof Genera! Orders No. 1854, from
Headquarters Second Military District; The Niags-.
trates Of The District of Orangcburg will make q;
report onthoJ5th and last days of eachs month to-
ibis Court, ofall Commitments made by them during
the preceding half mon' specifying date of Com
mitincnt names Of Prisoners nnd the Offences for
which they were committed; snid Magistrates shall
also forward to the Clerk Of this Court NIL rccogni-
sanccs ani other papers connected with the pro-
cc6dings ngdinst the Prisoners aforesaid, which
mny be in their possession at the date of making
the reports herein ordered.
BY order Of the Court.
J. F. ROBINSON,
january 8, 1868. Clerk District Court.
jan ii ~
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NM ULEs FOIk SAFE ON .TIME.-

M ULES FO1k SALE ON fTIME.--.
1YH To arrive at nrrive at Orangcburg C. H., on
the 10th inst. from Kentucky, eighty head of fine
Mules thni viii sell fsr one-thrd cash. the re-
mainder on credit of nine months-the purchaser
giving a Lien or Factors Acceptance Half of this
Stock is very Large, suitable for Timber Hauling.
Persons living Mt n distance wishing to purchase
will please write to me. ''
jan 1l-2t* - rWM R. DOTY.
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NSTATE SAFE. by s,E,rsssEs-
IL SION of the Ordinary, will sell on Tic Plan
fa'ion of the late James G. jenkins OH Saturday the
10th inst. all the pcrishable property of the said
Estate consisting II"raos. Mu!cs. Cattle, Hogs,
an' the Crop nf la. years alsa. u nu,nlor of ltHi
Road Cups, Conditions made known en- day of
Sale. Z. NJ. n. JENKINS
jan l1--tds Sole Administrators.
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4 a:ENTS WANTED.-S2SO PEW
on Commission. We guarantee the aboye snlary or
commission to active industrious agents mt their own
homes to Introduce article Of indispensable uili.
ty in every household For full particulars call on
address G. w JACKSON & 20
Jnn ll-1tF il South ST., Baltimore Md
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N L W Z D 0 D s

HAVING just returned from Baltimore, l
Ill an now opening for the inspection OF my
customers ard the public generally, cheap and
well selected Stock of Spring and Summer
Goods consisting as follow. For Ladies and
Children, have Mozambiques, De LAKES,
Peque, Urgandies, Ginghams; as well as White
Goods Of every variety, Cambrics, Nainsook,
Dimity, Bids Eye Diaper, plain, dotted aud
striped Muslims Il choice selection of Mourning
Goods: beached and brown CouonS, Sheeting
and lickingS of every quality. A fine assert
nent OF NolIons; Mems and Boys Wear, Cloths
Cassimeres, TwecdS, Cottonades, white and
brown Linen Duck, Hats, Boots and Shoes Of
the latest styles.
\ full stock of Groceries Sugars. Coffee,
Tea, Syrups, Rice, aacaroni, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco Of every grade, Queensware,
Tlnware, Woodeuware, and in fact, everything
found in we'll kept country store.
/ take this method of returning thanks TO the
public for the liberal share of patronage extend
ed TO me, during the past year, and | promise
that viii keep up the reputation Of the One
Price, Cash Store.
Having made this my way Of doing business
feel SATISFIED that il is best for both merchant
and customer. So that the experienced, IS
well us the most experienced, can purchase
hoy goods ON the slime terms. Country Pro-
dice taken in exchange for goods.
T. W. LATIMER.
Shcpherdstown, April IL, 1865.
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Patent Medicines.

Under this head he enumerates the following
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Ayers Sarsaparl!la,
Ayers Ca,hnr,ic Pills, Wistar's Basam OF wild
Cherry, Ja, nes' Expectorant and other prepa
rstiuns, Browns Bronchial Troches, Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, SINNERS Cough Syrup
and other preparations, brakes Plantation Bit
tiers, Hostel,er's Bilters, Hoo6and's German
Bi,er.. Juniper Tar, Bulls Sarsaparila, Car
,er's Spanish Mixture, Schenk's Syrup, Swaim's
Panacea. Cod Liv,r OIL Kenncd y's Medical
Discovery, Hamptons Vegetable Tincture,
heldam Schnapps, Browns Jamaica Ginger,
Davis Pain Killer, Railways Ready Relief and
other PREPARATIONS, Bells White Oil and other
preparations, PiIis-Wrights, Bulls, Peters,
Morrison Lanes and Schenk's Mandrake Pills,
Compositiou p. wders, Bulls DiaTrhea Cor
dial. Woods Hair Restorer, American Hair
Res,orer, Trcopnerous, Thompsons Eye Wa
ter, ijenz ne for removing grease, tar and paint,
G.. p. Rogers Cholera Specific, DR.. Wtkey's
celebrated Cholera Drops, Railways Renovatlng
Resoven,, Schenck's Seaweed Tonic, Itch Olnt.
meni, Magnetic Ointment, Or. Osgood's Chola-
popue for Chills and Fevers, Burnetrs Kals-
ton ior the ha T. Black Oil Varnish, Settlers
Aperi, nj, Bitter Wine Of Iron, Olive Oil, Hollo.
WAYS Worm CONNECTION, ncl.anc's Vermluge,
Pryes Vermifugc. American Worm Killer.
Fahnestock's Vermiiuge, McMunns Elixir OF
Opium, Henry's Cacined Magnesia, Hembolt's
Extract OF Buchu. British Oil, Oil Of Spike, Oil
Stone, Muslarg LinmCn Opedeld'c and other
Embrocalions, N,onebraker's -,erve and Bone
niment. Cough Syrup, Sronebraker's hat Il H.
Ter and other prepare; ons, Strengthening Plas-
lers aud Adhesive PlaslerS, Horse and Cattle
Powders, Turf Oil, HorSemuns Hope, Bary's
Liniuent, Merchants GarglinS Oil, Rogers
Fmb,ocation &C. &C. dc &c.
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WABLE and Pocket Knives, Pruning
4 Knives. Budding Knives, Scissors
and BrIar ScyIhes. for sale by
Ransom E. Duke,
mar 81 Cbarlesiown.
wynn Books for The use OF the Meth
~ odIst Episcopal Church. South, at
msr2l Lloyd LickHder's.
IRON Double Shovel PIoughs-tried and
\ warranIeJ-Ior sale by
Snyder. Link & Osbourn.
DuffieId's. April 10, 1868.
OESF Calicoes. log cent. per yard, a,
~ ap Is II. r. Boieier's, Jy.
1pHE genuine Jouvin Kid Glove. color.
4 ed and black, al
sp Riekard & Htlshans'.
HLECTRIC Soap. cheaper Than dirt. a.
II sP 10 a. r. Boteier's, Jr.
GARDEN Seeds OF all kinds, in 10 cen,
" packages. sen, by mail free of post
age on receipt Of price. Send for csts-
!ogue OF Seeds 10 Ransom f. Duke.
msr2l Cbsrlesiown.
HORSE Shoes ell sizes. and Mans i'm
Ill proved Axes, warranted for 30 days,
for sale by David Biltmysr.
Yi7 HITE Wash Brushes. a,
M spill IrDin E. Keedys.
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fAAAlM Would respectfully invite the at
HNzEH3tH tention of the Public to their
- large Stock OF
STAPLE and Fancy Groceries. Glass.
Queens. Wood and WillOw Ware.
rust received and now open for inspection, in
the large building lately occupied by MIR. Hager
on the South East Corner Of the Square. They
have no hesitation in saying that
THEIR STOCK is THE LARGEST,
and the assortment tie most complete Of any
house in the County. Everything kept IN
first class Grocery house is, and will be kept by
them. Their constant effort will be to have
everything on hand in their line that custom
er can ask for, and Of such quality and condi-
ton, and al such prices that all Will be pleased.
Their goods are purchased in such quantities
and on such terms that they feel they can oner
them at such prices, as have not lately been
known in Hagerstown. Their motto will be
':ShOri Profits and Quick Sales"
and they will prove to any one favoring them
with call, that this is not mere gasconade.
In short they take pride in keeping such Gro
Gerry house as will be credit 10 the town and
an advantage to all who deal at it.
They would also call the especial attention OF
Wholesale purchasers, Country Merchants and
.,
that they can sell them Goods on such terms as
will obyiate the necessity of visit to the Ea4.
tern Cities. They submit the following Parta
enumeration of their Goods:
SUGARS.-New Orleans, P. R., Cuba, Phil
adelphia, S. H., Loaf, Cracked, Powdered,
Granulaled, A. White, (A.) White, b. White,
co. Extra.
sYRUPS.-Grocers, Portland, Extra, Col
den Bee Hive, Non Such, Golden Star, Choice
Bon Ton.
MOLAsSES.-Bato. Sugar House, c. NJ.
do, p. X. do, n. o. do.
COFFEES.-Laguayra, Old Government ia
va, English Breakfast, American, Essence, &c
TEAS.-lmperia, Gunpowder. Young Hy-
son, Japan, Black, English, Breakfast.
CHEESE.-Old Swiss, English Dairy, East
ern Cutting, Pine Apple, SaPsago, Nutmeg
CANDLES.-Star, Adamantlne and Tallow,
with full lire of
Spices, Wood, Willow, Queens. and Glass
Ware, Oils and Paints, Lime and &C.
menl Fish, Salt, &c, Phosphates,
FLOUR AND FEED,
Ropes, Halters, Twnes, &C., Preserves,
Fruits, Hermeucaly Sealed, Oysters,
Fresh Cove, Spiced do, Brandy
Fruits, Pie do, Preserves,
Jellies, Sardines, Peaches,
Pine Apples, ketchups,
Sauces, Pepper Sauce, Sc, sc,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Toget Their with everything generally found in
a well regulated Grocery House, all Of which
will be sold at prices TO defy competition.
The highest cash price paid for Country Pro-
duce.
as We invite citizens of Virginia who visit
Hagerstcwn TO give US call and examine our
stock and prices, feeling assured that we can
sell them Goods, either wholesale or retail,
cheaper than they can be had elsewhere.
WALKER, MILL & co.
Hagerstown, January IL 1868 If
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Snndries and Notions.

Pepper, Spices, Mace, Ginger, Cloves, Iu-
meric, Nulmegs, Cinnamon, Mustard Barley,
Rice Flour, Sage, Corn Starch, Gelaline, Veg
etable Extracts, Essences, &C., Sc, Cocoains
and Coco Cream for the hair, Sozodont Tor the
teeth, Hair Dyes, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brush
es, Combs, Penknives, Pencils, Pens, Ink, Pa
per and Envelopes, Ponmonares, Nail bushes,
Blackening Brushes, lndellible Inks, Vegetable
Dyes for cooring silks, DC.
In word. any thing that is usually found in
a Drug Store; all OF which will be sold low for
cash. Call and examine my stock.
II. VI. BILLINGS.
Shepherdstown, February s, 1868. If
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FIRST INSTALMENT
SPRING GOODS i!

cH WE respectfully announce 10 our Gus
"a TONERS and the public generally, that we
W have lust returned from the Eastern
Market with a large and complete sTOCh VI
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS. We
name in part. for the Lades-Challies, MoZam-
bioues. Alapaccas, Silk striped Poplins, Ala
pacca Lustre, White Goods, of all description;
Brilliants, barred and Check Cambrics, Jaco-
nets and Marseiles, also, Auburn, American,
Sprigg. Merrimac, WamSutta, Lowell, cones
toga, Gloucester, Black London and simpson
Prints, &C., &c.
For Gentlemen-We have all kinds of " ear,
such as Cottonades, Jeans, Caslmers, IweedS, &c;
All kinds of heavy brown Cottons, from 10
cents 10 TO %; bleached Cottons, from III to 80.
Our Notion Department is full and complete
and we ask an examination. We name, GEMS
cold Berlin Gloves, Gloves Of all kinds Tor the
Ladies. gents superior hema ed Linen Handker
chiefs. Ladies do, gents reversible Cuts, Ladie'
Hose, in great variety; gents do, Crimped HAIR
Pins, Dickens Ring Scarfs for gents, gents Lin
en- Collars, Hoop Skirts, such as small Broad
wav. from 90 10 40 ribs, nine tape double riylted
Misses Hoops, extra quality; Bralds, Thread,
Thimbles, Needles, Pins, Buttons, Binding, Ex-
tracts for the handkerchief, Soaps, Periumery,
Paper, Envelopes, Protecting Head Lead PEN
cils, Combs, Brushes, Umbrellas, Irottlng
Whips, &C., &c.
Our Stock Of Groceries are unusually large
and complete, consisting Of Coffee, Sugar Of all
grades Teas, Spices, Molasses and Salt, also
China, Glass, Queens and Wooden Ware. AL
so Ladies and Gents Shoes, Of all styles.
Gents Fashionable Hats.
We invite attention to our stock, and feel as
sured that we can sell our goods at low prices.
Give us an early call and secure bargains.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
TERMS CASH.
rs Thankful for past favors, we respectful
ly solicit a continuance of the same.
COST x WAGNER.
Shepherdstown, April 4, 1868. II
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PIANOS! PIANOS =!
6TV77

Gold Medal for 1865 has Just been awarded
TO CHARLES NJ. STiEFF for The best
PIANOS now made, over Baltimore, Phila-
depnis and New York Pianos. Office,
Wareroom No. I, North Liberty Street,
above Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Nd.
STIEFF'S PIANOS have all the latest i'm.
y provements including the Agraae Treble,
Ivory fronts, and improved French action, full
ly warranted for five years, and the privilege
Of exchange within twelve months if not en-
tirely satisfactory 10 the purchaser. Second
hand Pianos and Parlor Organs always on hand
from $50 TO $500.
The following persons have our Pianos in
use-Gen. Robert L. Lee, Lexington, Va; d.
S. Rentch, VIM. G. Butler, Fletcher Kerney,
J. T. Chapman, B. +. Harrison, X. c. Viii
liams, John Burns, Warren Ely and John
Packett OF Jefferson County.
as For further particulars apply TO 3. f.
Harrison, Shepherdstown, Va.
Send for circular Terms liberal.
January 25, 1868. II