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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-21

The above stock y i'll he disposed of on the
POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN. giving every patron
fine Gold or Solid Silver Watch for SO, with
OFT regard 10 value.
Wight, Bro & Co., Isl Broadway, New
York, wish to Immediately dispose Of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates, raining tho ar
tIc,cs are placed in sealed envelopes. and vel
mixed. Holders ara entitled 10 the articles nam
cd in their certificates, upon payment OF Ten
dollars, whether it be a watch worth $1,000 or
me worth less. The return OF any of our certf.
Gates entities you TO tie articles named thereon,
upon payment, Irrespective Of It's worth, and as
70 article valued at less than Slo is named on
tny certificate, it will at once he seen that this
IS NO lott ~, but straight forward, legit mate
Transaction. which may be participated in even
by the most faslidious.
single certificate will be sent by mail post
paid. upon receipt Of % cents five for s. eleve
for So. th:rty.ih and elegant premium for So,
i1ly.SiK and more valuable premium for So,
one hundred and most superb watch for SIS. To
agents or those wishing employment, this is a
rare opportunity. 1t is legitmately conducted
business. authorised by the Government, and
omen 10 the mos, careful scrutiny. Watches
sent ky Express, with bill for collection on &C.
livery, So that no dissatisfaction can possibly
occur. Try ns. Address
WRIGHT, BROTHER & CO., Importers,
l6l Broadway, New York.
March %, sos. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-21
PUBLIC $ ALE !

NlIIE undersigned Executor of Elias
I Baker, deceased, will sell at Public
Sale on the farm OF said deceased. miles
west Of Shepherdstown, near VIM. 5.
Kearney's, on Rocky Marsh Run, on
Monday, 23rd Of March, instant,
all The Stock and Farming Implements of
said deceased, consisting in part as fol-
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Baliimort. February 9. lsG.

Baltimore, February 9, 1868.
Messrs. Clotworihy & Co:-My chickens were
dying very fast with what my neightors called
"Chicken Cholera" Twas induced 20 try your
''Poulterers' Friend" and it worked like
charm. gave it las directed, and it cured these
that were then sick, and have not seen any
symptoms of the disease since.
Yours. &c. b. MENCKEN,
Cross and Warner streets,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-21
Nrw 11ork Column.
THE CHURCH UNION.
1.-THE Freest Organ of Thought in the
World"

The largest religious paper in the World, ever
aging nine columns OF reading matter eacn
week more than any other competitor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-21

HORSE Shoes all sizes. and Mans i'm
IL proved Axes, warranted for 80 days,
for sale by Darid Bilfmyer
OUY the best Delaware Corn ShelIer,
. double and single spout. warranted fVr
sale by HANSON q Duks'
Z lNSEED Oil, Spts. Turpentlne, Co.
u pal Vsrnish, By the can or single gal
lon for sale q, the Drug Store.
| V'AR!TA for sale cheap al
8 L NH I 1868. Ir,cin e. Keedy's.
hillSh Lustre al The
~ leO 20 Drug Store.
~ French Paper and Envelopes at
C,u'r Drug Store.
Il hAhERS' GARDEN SEEDS, jus,
y ~ RE- 5ece'Oed and for sale at The
npI,,r -, Drug Store.
pE,l9h E, Clover Seed, for sale by
E. Shatfr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-21
MANSION House

with I'll necessary OaI-hullArna'. aud one
Of the bet aud lsrge'i : W 7 u T. X
BARNS in the County, Witi an OR
CHARD Of Choice Frui, and every cou.
venience that can 10 desIrsd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-21
THE annexed are a few Of the certificates we
l. have received in proof of the great value
and efficacy Of the Poulterers Friend

anu cHc7cJ VI VIC I 0urVcTeTs TTrcHo
Carrollton, Baltimore County, Nd,
December l6, 1861.
Messrs. Clotworthy * Co.-Gentlemen:-l
have used your ''Poulterers' Friend" upon
brood OF yourg chickens that had the gapes,
and am happy TO say, that By the use Of few
doses they were entirely cured. 1t will certain
ly cure the gapes when used according TO d.
rections. Yours, &c. GEO. HARMAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-21
-FOUR GOOD scA
Farm Horses, @

3 Head OF Cattie,
anon, them THREE MICH COWS,
| good Farm Wagon. selts of good wa
pon Harness. | Spring Wagon and liar.
ness, Sleigh, 3 Bsrshare Plows, OF
them new;2 Double Shovel Plows, l
Harrow, Wheat Drill, Forks, Rakes,
Grain Cradles, Moving Scythes and
other tools useful on farm. Also
Household & Kitchen Furniture;
quite an assortment, and many other ar
uCles.
TERMS.-A credit Of Six months
will be given on all sums over $40, the
purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity, and if the notes are not paid pune
tually al maturity interes, will be charged
from date. Sums OF sl0 and under, the
Cash will be required. No property 10
be removed until the farms OF sale are
complied with. o. Sale TO commence
at 10 o clock. A. Nj.
n. D. BAKER, Executor.
G. D. McGlincy, AuctloneeE.
March Ii, 1868. wv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-21
JEFFERSON. Frederick Co Nd, !
July 22d, 1861.

JEFFERSON Frederick Co Nd,
July 22d, 1867.
MessTs. Clotworthy Co.:
Gents-The wonderful cures which have
been made by your Poulterer's Friend cannot
fail 10 interest all who raise poultry. A gentle
man Of this village has been experimenting on
chickens with the gapes. lie tried your Poul-
terer's Friend, according TO the directions, and
i, had the desired effect in removing the worm,
effectually relieving the chickens at once. Since
then have had many calls for 1t, and il has
been used extensively with the same result. 1t
is OF incalculable value 10 all who raise poultry.
Respectfully, y. SPENCEk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-21
ORCHARDS

in the County. This Farm is in h'sh
state of cultivation. End an abundance 81
CHOICE TIMBER on the same
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THIRD
n Tract Of about
II2 to ia Acres

-. situate about 3 nil NOr'h.vtst 81
EnM ShephoTdst"r 1hI' Tact -
uueQualIed. l,i-,'l hat can be- de.
sired 10y any one wishing 'n'Il tam.
The land i. Of the re,y best guilty al
Limestone, sud 10 q high state OF rulrrN'
ton, a 6ne bold stream runul"8 through
II. The Meadow Land ou to- lr.rt - II
very superior qnallty--'he fields are
very convenient and 'ufliclency ct
TIMBER. The improvements on 'h'
-ir,ri rnnsist of Iarte SInIe
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-21

Manufactured only BY
CLOTW0RTHY & CO.,
S39 Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
AZ 4 liberal discount allowed when pur-
chased in large quantities.
~ For sale by JOSEPH NJ. STONEBRA-
KER, Sbepherdstown.
March 4 1868 5u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-21
Cash ! Cash ! Cash a!

WE wish to inform our customers and the
w public generally that we are doing strict
" CASH business. We buy Tor Cash and must
sell the same way. Our gooos Wal De sold as
chem as any other house can sell them, as an
examination will prove.
Thankful for past favorswe wish contnu-
anoe Of the same.
March IA INV IN hEED1.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-21
Tract of Land

lying near Leetewn, in said County. upon
which the said Mclpiyre nov resides.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-21
West Virginia :

Il Il Rules held in HE Clerks Office Of
X the Circuit Court Of Jefferson Coun-
ty, March 2nd, 1868.
John NJ. Coyle and Michael S. Hun
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-07
\ .,areief Sadesday. 40


Public sslcsl ,,aado,, by t4oz Sheriff op
s.sM onday ,last.,as fulIpws.:' i, .a.rn...n1 a.
sf'si,, y, t4 .,:- J. S,Jri< ,,.x.s
sE - ls. y UiapssaT 4. 200 200 acres Il.
-sp', ssirditef l'Dod 1.t0Iw d. Kt4it-l UaO actes
faf ,e.ty., " r's esetstiri q. 5fye,e' Miettt;,
tistahHES4Vo.f I,in6asi,a,ii'i.t s7,T $50 d''tt5
s.s -;ssf n. tsi Isromaneoo aeros
Ssiia:.IS50l!4 -,t,asisi e -aes ..4H'i."r'
PiS. 4. J. H. Fodder rs.' John " Buchan-
assoc 80 .seres, s.lo5o. A E. "
.thir7.s Kiaha rs i G.. ,Sjl1sy-o5o acres,
s ssio. 81 acres, $40.
1ss Also hy orders from the Ordinary:
Estas> aftGzarly Ik Fwtth--lu7 acrss,
S22sT a iaeros, sl0.' :itltA,i<t st'' .%
feThspeom,aissiOnrr In Equity sold as FOL,
lsHss s,., -sr-'susgj - 1qt-l ..,.t
5ss.I1!.' .nfis2. ,ts ~ Afa's TIA. ztk xs
LgaaM nthess-A-i6a acrcs, 'sA,aA ,r<z e,.o r !
,,..Ssssy1sr .Sssits xs'iag ESQ acres. sIoo al7
s'ssrsR, s6O. f4 rte' Z 49, IS,
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. s,,As CAgIces Libpary qf sNuaIer

% s,sAs GbQice4 Libpsry of sMalsiesa Q
sTlsa AhdaES|Ge, MSseasllRa ahbliss
ed by ]. Peters, 300 Broadway, New Yosk,
is before US, and merits tho attention of ell
lSvtS tp Of fgasiSl g g. 9sfss rgRhiSs4 month y
magazine, sheetmusio size, containing oyer
seventeen pages Of inndsiessi news, roveivs, apd
chpioa ars si.emsJ every liuer sfwhichsis reada-
he sr esd we should say, inpal.alls to az g,,s-
eiaj,ss tila aions isssiasell worth d d yeafa sab-
scription, YA'iel is qqly ss2 The publishers,
however, do not stop here, for, in addition to
the above, eaoti number cohtaias yeas 9'eees lef
choice ne,o music by tho best criters IN Amerisa,
thas giving seida library Ii new music at
such low rate ttthat Tint ,cyen the poorest may in
dulge in what has hitherto boen considered
.IaaxzdsTTy. IazssT. Et.I L fdLL w ST Il
The musie in tho Restc,e islof she bost, as
the following select list will testify, all which
has appeared within its pages during the last
six months S"Nora O'nealg gk'sKatty Meier
,Tsns ns. "sHStsqye sHSts been friend 10 me-, and "Kiss
mo goodbye, durling," all by Will s. Hays /;
"Gs99d'hyo, ,B but Come 7asqiin, M 3. apds'Do you
think tile moon could Have seen u.s." by y.
n. Thomas; s'Ally Ray" and Little Brown
CHURCH. by ppauks; 'lLet the dead and the
bsautifdl sre@stY 1'BtcakS break. % Sea-" etc
Also Kinkcrs Heavenly Thoughts" and
"Mnidcn's Blush sehottisclc," Mack's "Da-
,ssh M3sF R2ss and i iYNpEi's YNE Fq1sT e n'F'A and
several other choice pieces, amounting in all
to 50 At retail prices ,lsnsJa Utml
The L. s. Nasjc"l Rcric,c is published ut
81 per yoar; single copies ~ eohts: t:' No mp- ml
steal tauily. should bc without isN|G
Weri furnish N, the he PnAScEpsaPe f Ss fa4 iS NFYs
and the .Htsicai Ieecicc for $3.50 per annuln.
=, ..sr - -
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Demorest's Monthly Magazine.

aoknpyedged The Model Pnrlor
u magazine of America; devoted to Original
Stories, Poems Sketches, Architecture and Model
Gotagcg, Household Mntters, Gcms of Thought
Personal md Literary Gossip (lnclndipg special de-
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0ymnastic Equosrinn Exercises, Music. Ammsc-
mcnts etc; all by The besi authors, anil profrrcy
and artissieally illustrated with costly Engravings
(full sizc). useful and reliable Patterns. Embroidc-
res Jewelry. and consipp spcccssipl. Of artistic
novelties, with other useful and entertaining lcya-
turc.
No person Of refinement. economical housewife
or badly Of tastc, can afford 10 do without the Mod
crn monthly. Single copies 30 cents back num-
bcrs as specimens, 10 cents; either mailed free.
Yearly, S3, with valuable premium two copies
$3.50; three copies. $3.50 five copica, $l2. and
splendid premiums for clubs at S:' each, with the
first premiums to cpch sybscribcr. Address
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U. s. Marsial's Sales.

On Wednesday last, at this place, the u $.
'f'Siarshai made tho following sales, .''<
Briansons, Bnlkiy * Co.. vs. AgJ. Fredo-
<Hssiis acres iaaa, saos5. ss,,@,. '"..s -
ses ;as",a !91a., ,hassday, reaerieks plants
aien, 10 the same ease were9 sold 10 bIfead of
$3.50 !, q. Head Of Sheep, sh:. about
A,ss1hp hpS 9ss " llia4a ;ta Irssa Hogs, for $40;
Wsgons, iS24; ios, Of Plows and swocps,
'-ssabort s3o;'a Cotton Gin, s5l;5 Bales of
apftsep, .pt s4I 80 = bale; an old Buggy, $500
ss 80 bbshsls eor mere OF less for s2o lot of
Corn 80 bushels more or less, for s36 one
Mule, 500; one Mule SEQ, aud a few sothcr
= aasi elesss iasprap9r'iyp asgE ->gaAy !,
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sf cinihe dmuchchc
o in brought the Ii Planters
il and for mi&
O kl Iron Horw oh Iwnl oil CharS
OF prices
sample o car tmaye eltothc ArrwT
the can h c yNf
IIASPIN RIGGS. \
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L,rriah, b. Arthurs 4

-. G. Keitt aHnaf'. Il. uodsesrr, Adiar,sg zbef
Will beaold at tlle samo time dpiace; SpFracse
of Land containing As acres, more oscI Jess In;
rOrangeburg District, the head waters Of High.
Hill Greek and bounded north md wsss by lands Of
MrsaM. lWannamaker,,south and east by Thonss. ;
d. Whaley. I'd, t,t-t.a
sig: mouths, secured byaibond drawing sintescs.,
fram the daS of sale, and mortgage signsdby the
purchaser to secure the payment Of tic pdsShase
money! Purchasers o pay for stampsnnd rapsrs..
eo%niasiGasFf f,nn %a ofiee, oaayR. JAsIAsGN
Maroh'4ss 1865. i =s1o4sb 1is4i as'sss
} iIad 'erI 'i a. iIALso.s rS;1aft1 rdT r
John G. Kcnnsrly; bas tt> .|i = otdat
Joseph f. Bailey. j
Win be sold at the same lime md rlh &C, r)knt.s
itiOn rfact fIand containing 2a4 acres. .hsdfe
less, situate in Orangehurg District thet head
waters of Willow Swamp, and bounded on the north
and cns by In nds of the estate OF Thomas GIeaton,
deceased. and touching Amos, Geaion's lands aud
on the south and east BY lAnds Of Mary s. Asrgoe
Terms a Of sa1eIone,.Rlf cash, the baisnae ON a
credit Of one year, secured by bond with interest
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y 49,. .JtA. 4 4 NJ
Report OF the Charleston Cotton Mar.
= ket for the Week Ending March 5.

b
Reported Jar the OrangeJury Ne,es by s
". WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR.
ohBriaay, thsasih uii our market opened With
q good demand at very firm prices. hut without any
actual change oa our last weeks quotations On
Saturday the dolnsnd 10 tho early part of tho day
Was limited, and sales we're made at 13c decline,
but the demand improved during the day, will,
better feeling. The market OH Monday was firm,
and Notwithstanding unfavornbc news fromlIiver-
pool our prices advanced from 10. a. To-, market
closing firm On Tuesday, there was good de-
mapd, but the transactions were limited, owing to
the light stock offering, Prices advanced during
tho day 1e.@1c. On Wednesday the market was
very active md excited, with an advance of from
3e. @2c. The mhrkct on Thursday was very quiet,
and prices easier, but not enough done to csab-
lish nny 4uotable decline. The sales for the week
amount to some 5,l00 bales. We quote:
LowSAi ................ 2l1@22
sMlddiing. 233
Strict Middling. :,A...,...,.. 24924}
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,s8nrke's Weekly for Boys ard Girls,
Ta aTsbis admirable publication has nj made its
marx by che great variety and starting n,esi. Of
its'Artiefes,' and tho beauty of its illustrations.
N.Y., Gou!ding's story is continued, and grows
IN aaa3@ jack 5Dqbells adyeahtares in
s11 saJ - aY driving to close, and tho
&"tchildrsh's tBtory Of the War" is fast becoming
' oneef tho post popular features Of the Btrzy.
We wonder TINT every boy and girl in tho
NaisHa is not adbscribet to this capital publioa.
tion. Tho terms are 50 q year. or,thyeescopics
,fos sS' and tho publishers arc Mossrs, J. W..
Burke i Co., Macon, Ga. send for spcci.
we'd asseI s@o9xss clE IA --.:..Siea'gts n q
>yf's1iaH.''sf Ssas ,a5t' Iai aihM 7aT t1I + IL
'e" :sia |Tifal furnish tho oaAsarsluso NEWS
sB4E4rhes Weekly for $3.50 per aiaum:
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nsaApIEGa1TTEK: ON iEvERY r PAGE
sss.ss .;sss, Il0CAs ] ,ss .'s, ITEMS. I.
7Es .I1z
:, iaEasTIURDA I| 81 f. IgRN1N sIsl a. MAR5SS, 1s$s

"a q "A . Personal. >.
The numerous friends of Thompson Fl.
coehs Es, viii Sl,sg hs glqd TO M lsp1n that he has
returned tp hs prsq.icse; Of IF Law and Equityi
this District apd is again resident of Orange
q ~ sE nin.lsi. Z aak .ll:i -. D. II
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% 70 .L4EgGaAAI .NoWeEh 4
Conntissio onezs $ Sales.
E,r Observation-Disclosures.
ORANoaBuaas DIsrsIcT,,sI ada !.

y 10.
OnANoABuRas DIsrhicT,,iI ada
dtyohnsR: tiiihbus,,2TtIe y9haAnS bhs oWs <.
i4g ,ast,iSs.n ss,is, v y ssea,.,sln, eas
,Rseorah a aGls2yir' s 81 81 IL s lliw aqadseq
SRSss ss*i assrfs !ssis sags Nill ss
aitA tba. Yias,s,ieafn ,Orans sDfs.rlitssop.
y ss.t
Ss%ss tsss sssS ~ sfa r s%Si
Terms-One-half cGshi tie bhlhhSs ao1 GSredh Of
sis aopths sooursdtby bond vith ipers fsen date
Ss aaa e .bs
comrdissioner's odise,l) ~. D,vs,AsiIsoS.
,qsass gasisfssssss !, ssss: F 3 ta4 ba'sl'asas5
,ase.1q sre ,a.aosil shtso ssThtsssosiqs usdW 81
30 Sot'-,sieIsf' ct. NJ nj eee 40 .yiiaiois ods
sSaa Il Clover, d.sl.,n )alboop -e ase~s,.esa
Undrr dccrecin Equity in this casat wiltssn on
.as ss
thc School House Botihj Oran esburg. bar soafos
Az f ss @ SsasdsS I essss
and wes. by The Nfathodiss Church ioi e1sa
Is TerihgR so,much cash ds0 vail yag the eosts or
Title 10 Be wil,leld until 1,,i payment is 4ndsWpus
chnscra paying for papeirs and as.auIps. yEI34o1f
i,u7raa ;Aia7;a 1aq.l ~ r.. lR0BFNSDN;
MtarehN NJ 1Scs, 4ueb en 'Elkfrk E;k a5Yf4 If 4fopEr
Ys, ,osa4ess .ar Also 4AhLtsso2 ~rJ, ,b5Ysqs toa-
3,a>4fe sTrah Riley, i.so, ,sfo9 rs, sat sd,
w Il W! Riley, Adm 70 et al sze3 abb lsir ~.
niUnder orderin Equity in this case, fwfllssn on
TwoT4aets of Land df formerly h y Of WI. q &Sesya sa one
containing 81 aufes and che othor 1O0'acFss being
Lots and bid off BY Mrs Sarah Riley aen tbe 4th,
description of which will be given Mt tho saftF7 5.
T. TernsTOnorhalf Gosh, thc halahaepn q. credit
untilat first Of December next secured b. a bond
with interest from date, inl d mort t6f the
premises, in which shall be inserted covenant for
resale in = a.sr bFsseh e ha eondi
stamps. ~ ;oir ,daa-. ssoa bsssq2 .Sr
Commissioners Office, v. D. v. JAMISON.,
,aIaroi s;1 soss.Gaas W. ob :asa,a476ss;;: sdY
ALsoned gnj,spIIpa ews
Al G. colller iAanrf. nj 30 saoe4xy s4r"
c.ro,sG & ,ssGas gs. eaiiSsr. 81 III y l% ai5
Under dearSes IN this Gaze isuy irwin seif for
oash, the Estate Id remainder tc deicrminat;on
Of t5e widows Estate lin dover, all that Inreel Of
Eant allotted to Caroline Ensterling widow, Of Ed
ward w! Eascrlihgd which was: assi gncd 1toher,
under proceedings in the Court of Ordinary, con.
stead"l containing 200 norcs and 90 acres out Of!
another Tract, wlich was Of the said j. ". Easter
ling: More particular description given a sale
0rnngeburg C.,H., SIC, a Icl coinmissisnSs..
T. Maren- y 9 ilooo' jloi D s11 iia;. 94ldI .eiEs !
+ h.ili r,a 1tjl ALSO Also Il s;seea aaf
i ~ James F. Livingston, &, 81 3 sss
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sCoucert dsff itlIi,e, Benefit Of the Presby
Nttaeifah Church.

sss 90 ss syn lhsish thd ola cOl
hsaisse ae a0sersof music may expect to enjoy
as,rlaba aszeato nswIct sounds. Tho Choir oftho
sssss csrsae With, S5,s tsn,;s of
givs G2pset. sa
aeiacai and, instrah'cntul Music I and promise
iS1' i, alIlss s4 ,.,WeGno'w,F ',Fit il is
only nefsss9 q Adakd"tho Ssihplds ahu0anae-
,Sheat 0f the caaertainmcnt, wb;eh carries will.
:. Ss its owE rec E:;cndstion.
IN .tIxs q. S.L.I tJi-:lii tr 'r2 i
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~s1t2t iiAh HrSf ~ fSHH|t a. ~ dCHt1ffi E
~ The I!ertilizers of the Wando Company.
sa1ssThose of DUR plantation friends, who desire
during the thop present Ss, Year, arc
ss =. snended 70 notice tho superior inducements
q oifsfsd by ts he above Company, of Charleston
Sc. ss.a.
Ao TbiRis q, Southern Company " and has at
"a stiia~ b Wsh reputation ftr 4, the supsriof
s.shSga u. s!t aesrss which are prepared
a under tho direetiq9SpRfA &tI'fa' chemist, nr
sst Jpioa Basonei, Of ehatffessoa, itffs Messra. ".
'G:iDakes q Co., ire the agents, E i,'ta't
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-07

VUST rs RECEIVED AND FOHe SALE
~ Iona fresh supply of Groceries, consist
lug of Flour Bacon. Lard sugar, Coffee, Molnsscs
Sinoking and Chewing Tobacco. &c &c Also keep
constantly on Lan, Fresh supply of Fruit Of all
descriptions. AZ j. W. PATTEESON'S
feb e. 3nc Opposite Bull Scoyill's.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-07
~ Ee D1 n a y g. E--TO Prevent the
Firing Of Gums, Pistols &c, within these

Et y = ~ ~ u Y y. u ECVtIFU tEHV
W Firing of Guns, Pistols, &C., within these
Corporate limits.
From and after tho publication of this Orliuacc
any pcrsnn coMvcic cd Of firing any Gun, Pistol, or
other Firearms, within these Corporate Limits,
shall be liable TO fine not less than five dollars
(Sb), upon faihwe to pay tho fine, shall hc liable
to Imprisonment not exceeding two days at tho op.
ton of the lntendnnt. 't, W
Done in Council this 10Th dny Of February, 1863,
Orangchurg, s. {.
IOHN \. HAMn.TuN
fch :?---l. Cc,k
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.DEEFI xSEEF!y--.H ann Prepare
having any 10 dispose of will lind me mt my Ho!
on the Bcvilo Road. lust outside tho Niliuge,
can lcaye,wo,d ut thc Stcro 6ffMr j. \. iIan,iltl
fc, a'l-lm J.iEK DAlSEY|
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-07
New Advertisements.


commissioners Sales for April.
Notices III Equity SIT Nh z ~
Internal Revenue Tax-G. W; Sturgeon,
!. assessor. ssesss! q: I 4. lla fH
: Limo, Lin,c-J. A.. Hamilton.
'1hiatuiation wautea cOncSrpi"ga Ma. 4. q,
Middleton Payaa r, o4is.a1
Fresh Drugs and Medicines at tho Southern
Drug Store: Or. 3. n: shdfcr Proprietor. !,
), Final Notict-Chas. Bull 4 Coz : !f :
Fresh Grocerics-J w. Patterson. y
Ordinary's Noticc--P. A. McIIichaol.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

CHnAGo, Feb. 10.
! The RspGbidan's Washipgtoa spsciL O
the sth sAys: There is coasideenble cosjOsi.
~ here in diplomatic and political circles u
know Who viii succeed Charles Francis Ad-
ans 1t the Court Of st. James. The Presi-
dent, X il uHderstped, has seleeted hil man,
Sho, II is said, il David Dadley Field of New
York. Mr.. Field Ills known wants the place,
and il already mentioned in quiet among the
SsnAtoes for. ees6fmAtions q il aoid thatahe
President has given Ar. Field the chance pi
going into the Cabinet - Seciessry OF Eiate
Or going "a England. 6hoaid be prsAs the
former MIR. Seward viii be sent 70 Esgind
The Trfbase's Washington special says !:
The Ways And Msauf CommittoG vefe in ses-
sion fosr es Eve hours ysstssdsy. They have
shout esrsed TO reduce the tag % spokise
ard chewing tobacco, which is nor foytJ cAnts
per pound, TO thirty two cents, and have en-
iireIy Sgreed to collect the Tar ~ stamps,
each ounce package bearing : Two cent stamp.
Thry are preparing and will this week report
ashll rt9aladng the export. sf distilled ipif-
itss ltShl ptobebb rfo5ak ff1r s haf dneen
tttdsd varetoslcs in p nap1 diGtfeht eit.
led on the sexboard
The Deficiency bill had not up to yesterday
evening been signed BY the PTesideas, though
it has been 10 bis hands since the 3lst uit. 1t
contains On appropriation Of half million for
parposes, snd there are hints
from the White House that Mr.. Johason Is
preparing veto. He must act within two
days or The bill will become Law.