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The New York herald., 1868-11-26
THE LECTURE SEASON.

CooPER UNdoN;-fREE COURSE OF LECTURES
The Free cour.e Lectures of Cooper Union win
naugur.ted Dr. John Boynon With q. lectures on The
F. NJ, and The following Monday and Saturday evenings
;,s - Ss q
to popuarize The latest discoveries in science.
Union D. Van Nostrsnd book ssore ls Broadway, and
xBRAM g. HEWITT, Secretary.
IMPORTANT LECTURES no dENrLEMEN ONLY, on
bow g I've and what live for ssvs1:s as!y
%
EcruRE AND CIRCLE, ~ THIS RvENINe.-cIRcLE
q m dy ~. coNRIs %edam BS.s
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4 MEXICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
The undepnsd bess 70 invite The Attention Of al who d..
cultivate hoouehy and artstcaly % the above
Se most is ssrapues
81 he most Wi enable
iu.ss. pupil Having sdop.sa ms,sCS p which
opportunity advance without according ao
so ss sS z
On
Be- and sata1esd I pupils sdm.sd free
For terms and '''''''fas asSRE ;SR Director
4 YOUNG LADY TEACHER OF THE PIANO. HAVING
ssue residences Address Miss NJ, Music Teacher,
A SOPRANO WISHES SITUATION IN A CATHOLIC
v. D., box ~ Herald once. : 49,
GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE
s,renss aS"o gwen Address with rssd.Sce Tesehs boz ~
1yle.u omce. y. ---.----------------- -
nEs3fpnssnss Ins ,o3 nss.s rol9 sss ss
N
Ing, &c. pALYs Susc store, No lsGrsnd srss. ssni6s
mall 80 = --s-Mg~.
IroEPF's MOST ELEGANT EDITIONS OF .cIAs.
assa sss aEssr E.'sE;s ss
MUSIC TEACHER wANrEp--ro TEACH ON SUN.
ps..ed s.s. 70 xpS, % SIpfs b S
pRorEssoR LEKr TEACHES PIANO AN. AND ORGAN ...l.
At 81 West Fossyfouh street or % Wet Twsny.nnth e.
THE MASON AND HAxLrS ORGAN CO., nANurAc-
,ur- Of Cabinet Ns,roponsn and Portable orsans offer ..
their ~srerooms ~ Broadway, New York, the rssssas
sormens Of Instruments Of ibis class in s country. a ne
lowest prcsa Prices reduced this month $50. e,s $780,
si2s $780, sls $500 to 81, ,O0O s.oh ors,s. TO rsnt
| WANTED THREE MEN. WHO % Know noonEs M
w msodes ysy on the s.E .o,9 a sns ,h nns S so
xdar.ss jUar sc ciy. t,.f Herald S once ca ''"
| yxyANrED-THREE nUsfc CLERKS. COMPETENT
w persons can obtain good positions and constant
poyment by applying at Psters music hofs @ Broadway
DANCING ACADEMIES.
4 -..~~ -~~
| DoDwoRTHs CLASSES FOR DANCING At HIS
A. residence r on nsrssy :as na rsp S
snings sstufday morning. for f.%:: % nopd.y
andThursday evenings for sepemeu Also o me old oca
1on, No. ls Fifth avenue Monday Inursday Tuesday
| taned ~ either academy.
| lrBRRERos DANCING ACADgny, NoRrHwEgT COR
ner Of TwenA eighth srsss and bresdwy,-Ops roo
/ ~ receptions of pupils.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION,

BY Circuit Court Of the for the
Southern District OF New York. the direction Of simon
visser, receiver E. H. LUDLOW CO. viii sell at
on Tuesday, Deceuber u O'clock At the Exchange
Salssroom, No. Ill Brosdway:-
Broadway, Northeast West Thirtysec street.
Nos 262 and 1854 Broadway, valuable plot OF ground
being So feet inches on Broadway, and 80 feet inches ON
West TSr,v second s,reesNos s blH 81 and b adoin.
above the t0rs8 inches with the two
three story brick Buildings thereon.
Exchange place and New street-Eos @ and 81 Exchange
place through to Nos q and New street, with the valuable
four story brick Buildings thereon.
Broad street. No 2aThe unexpred term OF fifteen years
and months from November l, 1853
Wall street, No. eavsluabe story stone front Build
ing and lot OF ground north aide, Pearl atreet.
Terms At sae
SIMON DE WISER, Receiver.
BLATcHroRD, SEWARD L GRIswoLp, Solicitors for Re
ceiver, No. 20 Nassau street.
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ID HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
We respectfully announce that By order of
Mr. Z. w. BURR, Recsiver and Trustee
for the ors of JOHN A. REED We shall sell at auction
MONDAY, DEC !, Al ION O'CLOCK A. M,
and continuing until a sod the very large and valuable
s00A y SOLID GOLD AND DIAMOND JEwELRY,
DIAMONDS, RUBIES EMERALDS and other precious
stones, now exhibition at the store,
7gf BROADWAY, opposite Grace church, New York.
In this very valuable collection wall be sound the hns EM
BRAID end SAPPHIRE impored also the finest nrss
class DIAMONDS Of old and new mines kUBlEA EMEH.
AIDS, PEARLS, oPALs, STONE CAMEOs Of the geas,, e.,
artists IL the most artistic manner Jewey OF All
Of .sss: and % %G ys % sss s
Hee9Ss stones ssgs and s1Rs - os .
signs; also q specially Of SOLITAIRE RIN0S and EAR
RlNS OF pnest water and cut; also ladies' CHATE.
LANES and LEoNTINEs, geuts' and ades' WATCHES Of
a. best makers and nnish LOCKETS SEAL RINGS,
SCARF PINS CHAINS, &c, Of the best and
ane gold other superb Jewey incidental 70 nrs class
Also humber Of FINE CABINET rAINIISGs ana MO MO,
9AICS, GEMS by eminent masters. The GOOD WILL AND
LEASE OF THE PREMISES with the VALUABLE I'M
PROvEMENTs AND FIxTURES-vizs sAFES by HER.
RING; ADMINISTER CARPETS, elegant carved and nlad
CASES and FURNITURE, by HEkTER will be sold on last
day Of sale. ~ .
STOCK or ARTISTIC WORK offered auction in this
country. ~,-.-.,.v-
The goods are Exhibition, above, until time OF
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wATCHRs, JEwELltY, &c.

rRANKFIELD a co, JEWELLERS ag SIXTH
"A. Avenue corner F9,rsenth street. 3ls Rsh avenue,
rsrs OF Cuckoo Chicks; agents for the Watham and Ill
Amsrtssn Whtehee. Wholesale and RETAIL
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SALES Ar Auction.


SALES AT AUCTION: :--..-.----
A ). BLBRCKER, AvCTIoNEER
PEREMPTORY SALE.
SEQ CITY lots AND PLors.
TWO DWELLING HOUSES. BARNS STABLES, &C.,
AT
KEAREEyvILLE,
EAST NEWARK.
Ysarv commutstions $50 (ony l65Se per day).
A. J. Bi.EErkER son co. will sell 1t auction WE'D
NESDAY December 1885, al 4 O'Clock, the premises
that choice piece ground with two Dwelling Houses
NtabIes &C. Kearneyylle, East Newark. known the
abundance choice fruit and shade trees high land
n so having used for a market garden
bounded on north by the New Newark
only seven miles from Jersey City Hoboken and
mile from Newark city drecy opposite the 'od Lodi Ho
roads this farm only 400 feet from 200
the "kingslsnd manor plotn November H.
Maps and free passes at n Cedar streeI
A ARoN cLAFLIN CO.,
"A st and 81 vesey street up ssirsl,
.'a 's' y Ao'''''t FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
u lox O'Clock A. NJ,
very desirable line Of
fresh, sessonabe
Boots and Shoes
direct from the manuf acturefs
sveFy variety Of style now In market,
: and WHICH will be sod
20 meet advances.
JAMES n. MILLER,
Ansttan
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ElouND-LAsT EVENING, IN DUANE sTREET, NEAR
Il Greenwich, two horse Blankets. The have
the BY proving property and paying e1psnsss. by cali
ing al 1872 William alreat.
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UCTION NOTICE.-HENRY G. EVANS, AUCTIONEER,
"A win sell Friday Nov; 27 At 10 O'clock the entire
sock Of China Crockey and Glassware conaned 10 the
goods The trade win Hnd this sale well worthy
Of their attention. a. they must be sold without any reserve
A UCTIoN.-PERsONs ABOUT TO OFFER GENERAL
n Merchandise Household Furniture &C., at auction
make great saving BY addressing AuctOueer, box l4 New
York Post Office A responsible house.
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DRYANTs' MINsrRELs,
ID Fourteenth street.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1868,
THE WONDERFUL TENoRE DI 0RATIA,
MASTER RAPHAEL DE 6OLLA,
Aged ten years.
Master de Sola throughout . OF the civilized globe,
PHENoHRNoN OF UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE,
MAsTERLY PERFORMANCES
"~'' EVERY DEMoNsrRATroN or DELIGHT
BRYANTs. MONDAY, NOV. 50. BRYANfS'
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r EcTURE AND CIRCLE, ~ THIS RvENING.-CIRCLE
IL al this afternoon Private To- 10 g. and ~
To 10, daily. J. ~ CONkLlN Medium, 229 Bowery.
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AMUsENIENTs. A

AMUsEMENTs.
pOwERY THEATRE
ID THANKSGIVING DAY,
GRAND Performances,
FIVE
Wonderful triumph Of Joseph Fosters
NED SCARLET,
The terror Of Londoo.
JACK SHEPPARD. NED SCARLET
bis Pal blueskin The Terror OF London.
Brian Boroihme. String Of Pearls.
"Ern 60 Bragh" The Barber Assassip
Petiibone In a nx. Pic Woman OF Bell Yard.
SONGS, DANCES DUETS,
MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT 2o'cLooK.
IN Fourtssn.h street. opposite Academy Of Music.
= . FouR ax;finEEs THANKSGIVING WEEK. ''s'0'
FOUR NATiNEEs THANKSGIVING WEEK.
FOUR MATiNEEs THANKSGIVING WEEK
"AD'A'DA'' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
commencing ~ at each Of which a. well - every night
CHARMING FAIRY SPECTACLE
produced with and elegant costumes &C., emitted
CINDERELLA, OR THE
C!NDERELLA, LiTfLE
CINDERELLA SLIPPER
In which the characters sustained by -
ATRouPE OF SIXTY LITTLE CHILDREN
ATTss9oTPE ATsoTpE oysIxTy LITTLE E cHILbkEs cHILbkEEss
SUPERB SCENES IN THE CIRCLE
THE GREAT MELVILLE,
NILE. CAROLINE ROLAND,
Mr. ROBERT STICKNEY,
THE CONRAD BROTHERS
AND ALL THE FAMOUS ARTISTS
YNcnupA M ~ - ~ Ivy " ru AZ sS1 rrpcrc rporpr
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Maps ready at the aucsionee' ONCE No. Pine stree.
The New York herald., 1868-11-26

MORTGAGE sALE.-w1LL BE SOLD BY VIRTUE OF
M ohatel mortgage the 2Sh day Of November. At
O'Clock A. NJ At 6S9 Broadway, OF Nineteenth street,
the Stock Futures Furniture the saloon there situate
CHAS. E. BUCK. Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1868-11-26

A UCTTON sALE-wATCHEs, DIAMONDS AND JEW.
"A eiry Friday, Nov a. st lox o'clock, BY A. NJ CRIsTA
LAR SON, Auc0neers No. Park place, Stock Of Jew
eer retiring from BUSINESS also Loan Oces; Silver
Plated Ware gilt Clocks and hne Mink Furs suitable for the
hnidaYa. Trade, attention.
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LOST AND FOUND.


DoG LOST FROM THE wEsTM1NsTER HOTEL. ON
- Monday night. A Newfoundland Dog Answers to the
OF jim liberal reward win Be paid for his return
the hotel.
The New York herald., 1868-11-26

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
Interesting Invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how live and what to live for delivered daily the
New York Museum OF Anatomy Those unabis TO attend
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-11-26

VXrILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE NO.
~ CITY Han psos.sslls on Friday 97th inst, :, IO,s
street. Third avenue, Parlor Suits reps tine Carpets
8eds and Bedding Lace Curtains Bookcase Vases, Mirrors
old; one oA octave Piano, very hnewith Kitchen Furni
ture, kc.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-17


A ToUGM SToRY.-An old fellow who
never yielded the palm to any one in reach
ing knotty yarn, was put to his trumps at
Y bearing traveller state that once he saw a
stabrick house placed upon runners, and drawn
!; mp 9: hill to q more favorable location, some
kali q mile distant.
1asas "What do you think of that, Uncle Ethel %
a aaid the BY ISLANDERS.
3HOh, fudge" said the old man, II once saw
two-story stone house, down East, drawn by
oxen three miles"
+ A dead silence ensued. The old man evil
g IDENTIFY had the worse end of it, and he saw it.
8 Gatheriug his energies, he bit OF huge bite
Of pig-tail, by way Of gaining time for thought:
.aThcy drawed tile stone house," said the old
man, eieeting quantity Of tobacco juice TO-
= wards the Fireplace, 'but that wasn't the worst
1sof the job-artcr they'd done that, they went
hack and drawed the cellar"
The stranger gave in,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-17
In Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT; J;

Solicitor Southern Circuit. lpernetrysS ~
In re lost Documents. Testimonv. -
Application having been made by Mrs Ke.;ah
Huffman, widow Of Frederick Huffman ID Sstabiish
the Existence, Contents and Loss OF certain grisrs
Orangnburg District from the Co lrt Of Eauitv.. a
her disributive share of her father Thomas Giea-s
ton Sr, deceased said lands bs;ss no tracts, one
containing $50 acres, the other 2GO acres more o.
less. Under which orders she was put in posses.S
sion of said lands. On motion T. n. Cooke. Eso ~
Solicitor, it is ordered, That all persons who dcsire
80 to do, may appear before on the 25th day ofs
october next to cross examine the evidence pro-
duccd and introduce evidence in reply. =
Commissioners Office, y.D. ". JAMIsON,
Orangeburg e. H., Commissioi,.r.. g g
July 90, 1868. N. =. ~
july 25 s7stls.fd q
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MONTHLY MAGAXINE,
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~ TIE SOUTH! ~
sIxTEE Volume!

The Publishers take pleasure in announcing that
besides the able corps Of writers who have already
given national reputation to this Magazine, they
have recently secured several new contributors,
among whom we arc glad to mention Mrs. MARY
Z. BRYAN, the most accomplished female Essayist
in the South. fascinating Story from her ptn
will be commenced in our October number
We are now publishing, in serial form, a His
tory of the BATTLES AND CAMPAIGNS Of the
ARMY OF TENNESSEE.
Also. splendid serial entitled 20 MONTHS IN
NORTHERN PRISONS!
Also, beautiful Story from the pen Of one of
the most gifted writer's of the South, entitled THE
UNDERCURRENT
We expect very soon to illustrate our Magazine
in appropriate style.
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$3.50.
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crs at above rates shall receive So worth of books
such as hc may desire. For twenty subscribers
$40 in books will be furnished. Sample copies sent
on the receipt of So cents.
BSg~ The Magazine is mailed before the first OF
every month
As our circulation is general throughout tho
Cotton Belt" and also in kentucky and Tennes-
see, we offer frst-cass medium for select adycr-
tising. Terms liberal. Address
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Publishers and Booksellers,
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-17
REAL ESTATE
S A T. E.

L OFFER FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS THE
l. following valuable Real Estate:
a FINE DWELLING HOUSE.
and improved Premises in 0rangeburg, on Russell
Street, nearly opposite the Presbyterian Church
Lot.
Also. that DESIRABLE TRACT of LAND, on tho
Old Charleston Road, about miles from Orange
burg, admirably located for q Residence and Farm.
Also PLANTATION near Rowcs Pump, With
fine Settlement.
Also 1900 ACRES near Branchyille, improved
and animproved, tracts to suit purchasers.
Apply to
j. W. H. DUKES,
July iS-om Orangcaurg, S. G.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORASuEBuna D1srR1cr.
In the Common Pleas.
Henry Bischoff S Coz
Attachm

Bailey & Bro. ,ss 81 So
Whereas the Plaintiffs did on The 11th siat of
April, 1862 tc their declaration ugainst the Ue.;
PENDANTS, WHO ns it is said, absent from and
wmhe"' 'nc limits OF this Stnte and have neither
wife or Attorney known within tho same. npon
whom copy of said Declaration may he served,
On motion Of Messrs. Inlar & Dibble, SPIainfas e
Mtorncys,i it is ordered, That the said Defendants
io appear and plead to the said Declaration on or
before the 18th day of April which will he IN ths
year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
siaty-nine. otherwise final and afsoitc Judgment
viii then he given and awarded ngaiast them.
= ci.rks tlilice " u +. i.{IBINSONs s.
April lltl, 1863 -eSs CO. r. 81
api ~ oc3m I'm -
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SThe Elective franchise
To the People of.Souih Carol;aa.

To tic, People ot..Soaih canoliad:S Skss.
It was referred to the State Central Execu.
tive Committee, by the late Democratic Con.
vention, to inquire into tho disabilities imposed,
by reason of the war, upon o portion of our
people, restraining ethem from the exercise of
the elective franchise in South Carolina, and
to publish the conclusion attained, for tho
information Of the people Of the State The
committee in discharge Of that duty, announce
that they have examined the subject, and beg
to state:
l. That no such disabilities now exist by or
under the acts of Congress, known as the Re.
construction act, the State having been of.
ficially declared to be in the Union.
2 That no such disabilities existsunder the
so-called amendmcnt, known Dis. the fourteenth
amendment to the Constitution of. the United
States, the disabilities therein expressed hav.
ing reference to ofice-holding, and not to
voting. e9
3. That no such disabilities exist BY the So
called State Constitution Of 1868, under which
it is claimed that the State has been recon.
structcd and restored to the Union.
The undersigned therefore, announce that
no such disabilities exist BY force of any law,
OF supposed law, or authority whatever; and
they urge their hitherto disfranchiscd fellow
citizens, in every part of tho State, to exercise
their right to vote at the coming election for
President and Vicc-Prcsidcnt, of which right
they have been 50 long deprived by military
power. BY order Of the. ~
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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In Equity,
ORANGEBURa DISTRICT.
Bill for
Partition Of
Lanos

sarah F. Wannamaker, ! Bill for
Ss. Partition Of 81 -
isaehaei fooscr, ef. III sLanoB alySssssl
tappearng to my satisfaction that Oman Hoiiser..s
Anna Houser, his wife, John Houser and Nary; his
wife, defendants in this case, reside beyond the
,,!n,s Tl OF this State On motion Of Messrs I1lar
Dibble complainnnts Solicitors, il is ordered THAT
the said defendants do appear, plead answer or
mnr to complainants said Bill of Complaint siihin
the time prescribed by law, or tie same win So
taken Pro Confesso against them
Commissioners Oficc,) yDY. JASIfSOS.
Orangeburg G. II. sCommissiener. s:
July 18, 1868. 3se 81 7-Ggs e
july % e /. Id
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ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

All that PLANTATION in the Fork Of Edsto,
containing about 480 acres, situated II miles from
Orangeburg, 10 miles from Graham's Turn Out,
and IL miles from Blackyiile Upon this place is q
DWELLING HOUSE with Q rooms, besides BASE.
MENT and ATTICs, built Just before the war.
viii sell this place for less than onehnlf the
cost OF the improvements Apply to t+t
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
aug 0--tf 0rangcburg, S. G.
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THE HOPE OF THE COUNTRY ,
NOW THEME!
The Finest, and Best, and Trucst!
IIFE-L LIKEt
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H. and Woman Of the Country, who puts trust
for the salvation of the Constitution and the Union
in the success of tho Democratic Party. oucbt to
know (bcsidcs their principlcs) the features nj least
of those in whom that hope is centred-of those
through whom it must be brought to clorious fri;
tion.
By authority Of the NATIONAL SryMorp All,
BLAIR CLUB, Lifc-likc Portrnits of our candidntcs
for President and Vicc-prcsidcnt of the Un;tod
States, exccnted in the hest style of the art nrc
published as follows
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and blair-22 by % inches ............. 81 OO
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Blair7-8 by 10 inches each ch......1 / Oo
To CLUBS:
Large Double Picturcs;' copics........$ 100
Do. Do Do copies 10 O0
Single Pictures--6 copies. 5m
10 10 po. 10 coPcs........ 900
The proceeds Of these sales arc to he devoted to
campaign purposes
Club orders must be sent to one address. All
pictures are sent on rollers as TO avoid damage
in the mniis, and in all cases free Of postage.
Orders to amount Of ten dollars and over muy no
filled by Express, and hill collected on delivery
With cach order Will he enclosed n packapc of NO.
lectcd campaign documents, &C.. to advance the
cause. Address, carefully,
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BOX S0I, Washington, d. a..
11y N. B-ln ordering. please name papcr in
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The war closed with large Indebtedness on the
part Of our former subscribers, some Of whom have
proffcred payment To others VIC have present ed
no claim, amid the losses and misfortuncs by which
they have been surrounded, having been spared the
necessity of doing by the very generous prompt,
and hearty support we have uniformly received.
We arc able to wait for tho advent of better times,
confidently assured that when prosperity returns to
the land they will cheerfully meet their obligations
To all snch cordially extend an invitation to re-
new their subscriptions.
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HILnEHs HOUSE.
Ii FORMERLY MRS. pInnLE's,)

2S4 KING STREET,
Betwrcn Wcnt,corM and Ua-d Streets. and
achhin three minutes sruM Of all the
Principat Wholesale and Retail
Houses Of Meeting, King and Haync Streets,
and the Post Office, Charleston, S. C.
The City Railway, which runs to each extremity
Of the City, IL within fifty yards of the house.
TERMS OF BOARD:
Board hy the .......................S so
Wcck......".. 90 to SI5 90
llENRB SrARNIcK, Mrs. B. HILBERs
oct 18 If
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN4.
OEANGEDCRG DISTRICT.
In Mc Common Pleas. ss2 IS
Atsachenef1t.
Jos. II. Morgan,

JOS. II. Morgan, s i.
Joseph +. Bailey. 5
Whereas the Plaintiff lid. on the 2sth day Of
March. 1868. file his Declaration against the De-
fenian who las is sai'l is absent from and without
the limits OF the State, and has neither wife nor
Attorney known within the same, upon whom a
copy Of the same declaration might be served it s
therefore ordered, That the said defendant do ap-
pear and plead to the said declaration on or befora
the 2fh day of March. 1859, otherwise fnals and
absolute judgment win then be given and awarded
against him. 80 70 'F'sssssIssi7
ClcrksOfiice, j. r. ROBINSON =.
March ~, 1868. - C.C.r
aprl4 IS u i3i.s.,e',.. Iys
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Go down only upon one knee to q young
lady you go down upon both YOU may not
be able to escape quick enough in case of the
appearance Of an enragcd father.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-17
Ladies' Mutual Aid Association
OF
CHARLESTON, S. C.

Il Ladies' who are struggling by their own en-
dcavors support themselves and families.
Orders for all kind Of NEEDLE WORK will he
neatly and promptly executed for which the Asso-
citation will he responsible.
Also. Southern Preserves, Jcllics, Wines, Cor
dinls and Pickles, &C., made under its auspices,
and the Quality Guaranteed.
For the benefit Of friends abroad, we give n
list of some of the Preserves. &c.
Orange, Pineapple and Peach Murmalmdc Preserves,
Lemons, Citrons,
West India aud Ogcechcc Lines,
Blackberry,
rlum and Qnince Jcllics,
Wines. Corlials.
Peach and Apple Leather,
Crystalizcd Fruits,
Pickcd Shrimps and Oystcrs
All orders for Work, Preserves &C., to be adj
dressed to Mas LEE, Superintendent,
~ .hc Depository,
No. Chalmers Street, Charleston
July IL ~
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Z "Ia' said little girl to her mother, "do
! : men want to get married as much as the wo-
3snen dor,
= 49,. - shaw Whit are you talking about!"
,sI ,s 4 why, ma, the women who come here are
always talking about getting married; the
men don't do so.'
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-17

ID 1s 90 KLYN
I'D LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Issues oil Kinds of Life Insurance Policies Divi.
dcnds annually in Cash. Office 141 Broadway~>(
Tsi. NJ. COLE, CHRISTION W.ROUCK.
Secretary. President
HOLMES, WATIES g. KHITT,
General Agents, So. Ca,
Office No. South Atlantic Wharf
Charleston, s. G.
KEITT BROS. Agents for Orangeburg District.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-17
HOLMES, wATIEs & KErTT,

JHo o. Holmes, Jy., I'm. Wa,i,., q. D. RKeia.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No South AHnnic lFhayE Charleston So. ca
Will sell on Commission Cotton, Lumber, Timber,
Naval Stores and oil Country Produce. Strict at
tention given to the Purchasing of Store, Planta-
ton and Family Supplies, Consignments and Orders
Solicited.
KEITT BROS. Agents for Orangebnrg district
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