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Twines and

d 5. MESERot Z, 204 Lake stree Garden and Fiel
L > Seeds, Seed Sewers aud Garden Drills. Agent fo
WakaheldsC Corn Planters Send fer Catalogue.
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Seamless. IhSIn6Ie >Ee ms
heed store.

~ B.BRoWN 4 ca, Manufacturers. Our skeins al,
~. the heaviest and test offered to the T. AIDE. Sens
for illustrated catalogue. IS Kingsbury Street.
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DEBILITY

Resulting from any Cause Whatever;
PROSTRATION OF THE SYSTEM,
induced by Severe Labor, Hardships,
Exposure, Fevers, etc.
There Is no medicine Ell tant equal to these remedies III
such cases. A tone and vi2or Is impaired to the whole
enjoy ed, the stomach digests promptly, the
blood IL psrihed, thee complexion becomes
sound and healthy, tho yellow tinge is eradicsted from
the eyes, . bloom is given to the checks, aud the weak
and nervous invalid becomes a strong and healthy being
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PersOMs Adu0nced IN Lire

And feeling the hand of time weighing heavily upon
them, with all its attendant ills, will find in the nse Of
these BI TIERS or the TONIC, an elixir that will instill
new life into their veins, restore in q measure the enersy
and ardor of more youthful d .ys, tuild up their shtrnk
en- forms, and give health and happiness 10 their remain
irg years. LAS
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PRICES

Hoehand's German Bitter, per bottle. ........-...sl 90
" half dozea.-v 5 90
Hoonandfs German Tonic, put up in quart bottles. / so
per bottle, or , half dozen for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I 30
A1rDo not forget to examine we'll the article you bay,
In order to got the genuiu~
For sale by all DrnEgists and Dealers
| u Medicines.
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DRtGHAM, GOODYEAR & HAYES, Coach aud Sad
II diery Hardware. Leather, Hubs, Srekes ard hsnt
Carriage werk, Springs, Axles, Bolts and Malieebia Iron,
1sl Lake street.
HArpEA & HAY, Is and a. lake street, Mapatae-
IL tuners and Dealers in LeatIeL6 Carriase Goods and
Eal itu-u uarinnra
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sadeissrs Hardware

MCCAIN Il FIFTH, ~ SOU il Wa er sfrcet, Htei7
VI sale Dsafafs IN Coarse and Fine wrapping Papers
wines and paper Rags II eYery description.
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.

& KAY, caftiase Geads, ~sedilsIy Hsf.
yaI =. Leather, Hnhs, 81 okrs; snd tert Cafrlsg
49, strtaes, AXES, Bolts. and Mafleabie Iron. - :
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Machinery.

NORTH Eslsa MFG CO, Enginss, Pump Wrought
N IRON Pipe, M4llesble Ir0ECa-tiags Steam Warming
Anparatps, 10 N Jefferson street.
y~yTALWogTu, W0HId 4 PURSE, irong Pipe and
w Fittings. Steam Boilers, Pumps aud 9uages, Belt-
np. steam v grnjux Apparatus, 225 Lake street.
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Hats. Caps and Furs.
Iron and steel.

II ETH B~RoTaERs, Hats. Caps and Fursi aitlinst
N aad Straw Goods, Baffsip Robes and BHek Coco
Umbrellas, pars OILS, etc, 40 and u Lake street,
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OILS. Paints and class,

1HAsT, HAsFuRD & co iTe $ Water 3
ouart.rs far oils. Paints. varnish. Glass and Axlt
Grease Proprietors Star to White Lead
/ EWIs. a 4 co sell Painte, Oils, qarpisbea an'
IL Window alsss, chsap,r than any house in th'
Nnt3Luasf On Ia Of South Water street
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Chicago Iron Works.

DuRLEY i %TYRRELL, Importers and Jos,bars Q
ID china, Glass, and KAT then Ware, 70. 70 Lax
freet.
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Chicago Lead and Oil Work

n Eiz 4 SON, 81 to 90 Franklin street, Mannieetnfe
u Wrought aud Cast Iron for buildings, bridges, etc.
Bank vaults, doofs, shutters, grating, Iron fatiih9.
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,ncx Dry GOODS and NatiOns

TZELLoaG & JOHNSON. DosieTs in Builders liar :
IA, wme and tools. Agents fol the Riverside WORK
Nhseiiu9 aeas.
tew4st dgurrss }T9s fl8rk street
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EO0fiasg Materials.
- aofing states.

yNHITAcRE i RATMoSD, Plastic Slate Roc
w Slate, Felt aud c mp. Roofing ard saeatfna I
Cnul Tar nit.h. paints. OLE. fsi Mashington stroat-
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1ioths, CassiIneres, &C.

1S " BlBT1Hf Ord Il CO. Manufacturer OF X
II. Pipe, sheet Lead, Bar Lad, Pig Lead, laiss
al raw aud boiled 10 North Clinton street
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DuRpLE, Green aud kea Roofing States The onig
L house IN the West e.Ying a large supply; practical
slater furnished whitaore & Raymond, Ice Washington
Street
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1ltaEffUVhs 5l@EHs ~
NEWMAN. LEWIS 4 sUMWAL.T. Planning MI, sash
In ana Door Factory, and ihntber Yard, Gaesets
dnakea. and orders flied Corner 18th and lumber sts.
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groceries

groceries.
NAY, ALLEN 4 co; Wholesale iroeers, Orders from
- country merchants promptly filled AID at the lo.est
prices, 81 and 80 Randolph street
WARRINGTON 4 BREWSTER. tsncceasars to II N
L Thompson), Wholesale Groetrs, III sndil6s Water
treet, Chicago.
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Hardware

NfFfIAEFE IKWAFf - JIHDt" N'NE.f 80 =" $1,000
and Edge Tools.
MARLEY, ALLINs * co, Importer aui aobhersei
WI Tafissre aai I~utleTy.a 81 ieks street. Maniac
turers O wire Cloth, stsses, RIDDLES, &c
sfILLFR. BRa's Il KEEP, Importers and Jobbers ia
wi UaFaeare, Gatlcry, Agricultural Toes, Agency for
A...rricAn 81 - and Whaling : ais. 81 Stat street. =
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TAI, KIM8AItH 4 CO, Importers aad Dealers IA
Il Ir6n. Steel, Naiis and Heavy hardware, "a, ~ aud
81 Michigan Avenue.
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~ JAAos " Urcsl 0ourt.
JOHN Z. p1AY& - Hsary County.
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Crockery and Glassware.

TvNpERwooDkCa CO, Commission Merchants u Floul
u Grain, Seeds, Pork. Lard, Beef Iaicw. etc, ohSt
IDS Washington street
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Dry sassous

IT iMBALL, STEYESS co, v hoissaie Cloth aoh
ia - Randolph street.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-24
KEAp1Nq 1 NATTER ON EVERY PAGE
The Up-Country Radicals.

S4se4ss@ S9 syot>=i- seii sai8y$.- lo@,s-st =
The incendiary speeches of Randolph, Hoge
aHdsothets, are Yhasiugi their natural effect
upon the negroes Gen. Sam. McGowan's 8
StsblssS we're bufnednby inccndiaries on the
night Of the Goth inst. The next, night, a
cafriagescstablis blishmcut at !Abheville, was burn.
ed. Loss $4,000.
dn Coiunbia;.a disordcrly crowd of negroes
are at the Grccnvillc g. Columbia r. r. Depot
etefyaays ON the lookout for the arrival of
James Minor, the best colored Democratic
spaakersofithe up-country, whom they desire
TO mob and murder. We have in this issue,
Scots's Proclamation forbiddiug acts of yio.
lence why don't he keep the peace in Co.
lumbar ,fssd sad .;t,:l 81 tsea; Ia l.
AT Ncwborry, an alteration occurred on
Last Saturday hetwecn a white citizen, and
one Dogau, (colored), head Of tho Union
League Dogan drew pistol, and presented
1t at tho head of the other; bat bystandcrs
prevented further difficulty at the time. That
night, q party of negroes, ,sled by ione Nance,
fred dsupon che above mentioned white citizen
and two of his friends, and one of them was
seEinnsiy: wounded On Monday morning,
Nance was shot and killed on the streets by
two Hsu,e whoei :rodei iu on horseback,
killed him, and made their escape
Messrsss G list and Caldwell were arrested
bs soldiers, under direction Of Hubbard
sthtesG Constable, upon the charge of assisting
the murderers to escape. The Sheriff arrested
D6gan, who sana Recognized as ono of the par
" Of negro ambushers: and made efforts to
artsas hsamad wh6shot Nance, which we've
unsuccessful. .1a9G sass ~ 80: II Ea'tssas
ssams that thu State Constable in sps-
ciaI orucsr, 10 take aIong unlseu states Troops;
and;affess white men: but to let negroes.raise
riots at will. ase sAi saS Sf''t' y y W.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS,

pursuance Of IN Act Of the General Assembly
Il passed September 25th, 1868, an Election will
be held on the second TUESDAY Of November be-
ing the tenth day thereof in a incorporated Cities
and Towns of this State for the Election of nll Off
GERS provided for by the Charters Of the said Cities
and Towns.
The Managers Of Elections. appointed in pur
ruancc Of An Act TO provide for the next general
election, arc authorized and required TO conduct
tho Municipal Elections aforesaid until Otherwise
provided for by law.
TIC qualifications Of an Elcctor shall be those re-
4iircd by the Constitution, together with resi-
d:nee Of sixty days, next proceeding the Election
within the corporate limits Of the CITY or Town
and that he has been duly registered in tho Ward
or Precinct in which he offers to vote.
The Managers of Elections shall open their re-
apeciye polling places for three days, next proceed
ing the day of election, from A. VI. to S =. NJ,
for the purpose of registering the names Of til,
| qualified electors and their places Of residence.
All bar-rooms and drinking saloons in the 'row,
or City where such Election is held. shall be closed
on the dny If Election; and any person who sln
sell TO any person any toxcating drinks the
day Of Election, shall be guilty Of misiemcanor
and on conviction thereof, shall hc finei in n sum
not less than one hundred dollars, nor more than
three hundred dollars, or be imprisoned. for n PEE
riod not less than one month, llur more rhan siS
months.
Tho Managers Of Elections as aforesaid AMI ca eli
OF them are hereby required after due publication,
and with strict regard to the provisions Of the Con-
sitution and Of the laws of the State, touching ther
duty in such case, to cause such Elections TO br
held in their respective citics md Towns, on the
day aforesaid aud to take all tie necessary steps
for the holding of such Elections and for the
tanning md determining the persons who shall nv.
heen duly elec,ed thereat.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
in the city of Columbia, this 10Th day Of Octo-
Der, in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-cight, and in the ninety
third year of the Independence Of the United
States of America.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
F. l.. CoRDozA, Secretary ,f State.
oct 2i II
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Murder Of b. F. Randolph, Negro Sena
tor from Orangeburg.

B. +. Randolph. the negro Sentor from
orangeburg District, was murdered on Friday
last at Cokcsbury by three white men.
Randolph had been upon an electioneerng
"trip through the upper part of the State, where
he delivered lincendiary and threatening
speeches. On Wednesday he passed over the
Greenville and South Carolina Railroad, and
spoke and behaved in so violent manner as
to be agreat annoyance to the passengers. On
Thursday he delivered flaming address at
Abbeville G. Il. On Friday he took the cars
for Anderson, and on arriving at Cokesbury
entered the up train, put his carpet bag and
cane in the ladies' car, and returned to the
platform. AT this moment three white men
rode up, dismounted and hitchcd ther horses
about Fifty yards from the train. They advan-
ced rapidly towards Randolph and fred upon
him simultaneously. They then jumped on
their horses and made their escape
Randolph fell as soon as the shots were
fred, and upon examination was found to be
mortally wounded in the head, chest and lower
part of the body. The express messenger
took the body in charge and took it to Colum.
bia, whence it was expected to be sent to
Orangebhrg.i The men who killed; Randolph
are not known, and could not be identified,
although the lnurdef took place ir brosa aay-
light GRmteston DaEy Ne,cs. I;;!f LII,
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National Thanksgiving, {,
A nROcEAMATfoN.

\ In the year whiehs now, drawing 70 its end,
Che art, the skills the labor of the people Of
the United States Have been employed with
greater diligence aud vigor aud in broader
fields thap ever before, and the fruits Of the
earth have been gathered into the granary aud
the sscTeaoase il marvellous abundance. Uur
highways have been Heightened, and new and
prolific regions have been occupied We Are
permitted to hope that long protracted poltsi-.
cal and sectional dissensions are, at no distant
day, to give place to returning harmony and
fraternaa affection throughout the Republic.
Many foreign States have entered into liberal
agreements with ,ls, while nations, which are
far off, and which heretofore have been un-
social and exclusive, have become our friends.
The annual period of rest, which we have
reached in health end tranquility, and which
Is crowned with 30 many blessings, is, by uni
versal consent, convenient and suitable one
for cultivating personal piety and practicing
public devotion. therefore recommend that
Thursday, the twenty sixth day Of November
next, be set apart and observed by all the
people Of the United States as day public
praise, Thanksgiving and prayer to the AL
mighty Creator and Divine Ruler Of the Uni
verse, by whose ever watchful, merciful aud
gracious providence alone States and nations,
no less than families and individual men do
live and move and have their being.
In witness whereof, have hcreunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this twelfth
4 day of October, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight, aud of the independence of the
United States the ninety third.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President WIN. II. SEWARD, Sec
retary of State.
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mud that we earnestly appeal to all good cikis
xens to unite gith Ns in the effort % rescue
our country from aaicat tyrsnuy. S
Resolped That s. Committee Cf Fiye Be- np.
pointed by the Chair tcsrpport for the Ico6side.
ration Of the Snaeeting, = constitution foF the
Club and also to nominate suitable persona to
ELL the Offices for which said Constitution shall
provide.
The Committee appointed by che Chair
were Messrs, r. r. ,Antley, H. NJ. Moorer, J..
A. Inabinett, +. NJ. Baughman end A.. =.
Horger, whc presented che Constitution whici,
was adopted; aud nominated the following
named gentlemen for permanent officers of the
Club, which nomination was unanimously con-
firmed: ua iat 7t.r,a 5rpvI az ai ii l,,s..
'.'s''e:absi $50 Fsesileat..f y. it q; i,.r.ea
97@istfi CART. JNo. F.. RILEY. aoua5s q
Nfsael' Vice FtesitIents
III. NJ. MooRER.
s. B. CANADAY. 4H
- Secretary. '99 IL.
i. II. BEcKwIrn.
Treasurer. iA
CAPT. JNo. l.. MooRER. M
After which the meeting adjourned to meet
again on Saturday the Oath inst.
JNO. +. RILEY,
President.
Il. H. BEcKw1TH, Secretary.
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The Whitehall (N. ~ Times put these
facts before the people
The national debt can never be paid under
radical rule.
Because it cost too much to support millions
of negroes in idlcness that they may vote the
radical ticket.
Because it cost too much to support the
hordes Of officers the radicals have created.
Because Of an expensive navy, which now
that radicalisni has destroyedour commerce, we
have no need Of
Because millions upon millions are oppro-
priated yearly to forward public enterprises
which prove only to be swndles.
Because millions upon millions are actuilly
stolea ,rs.rly from, tko publiastraasuryi
much deliberation as any burglar or thiec over
exercised his vocation.
the present tariff is grinding the
face Of the poor and decreasing their ability to
pay taxes.
Because the Internal revenue system is eat
ing out the substance Of the whole land.
Paris aSsorbs 100000 pounds of grapes
annually.
Denmark refuses to adopt decimal cur.
rency.
Kentucky promises @s.h corn aud whisky
this year.
A street ear that carries it's own rails has
appeared in New York.
The latest housc-furnishing vanity is golden
IL in rosewood doors.
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l.t Il ~
.. According To, announcement. meeting of
tho,D Democmtid voters Of Jamison's Poll was
held at that place ON the 20th inst, and WAS
organized by calling H.. r., Beokwith, Esq, to
thcC Chair aud requesting S. b. Canaday to act
as Secretary, when VIM. NJ. Hutson Esq, was
Introduced and addressetl the meeting in his
ssia1 earnest and eloquent style.
sgkftor the conclusion Of Mr.. Hutson's re.
assSsSksthc following preamble and resolutions
worc adopted:
gWheseds thas meeting heartily endorses the
plstforda ef stio. National Democratic party,
adopted at tlla Con&antinn lleld in the City of
New York on tho fourth day Of July last, and
earnestly Desires. TO promote tie ipsiaciples
sllcteins announced ss 4 "a sioaiaaU ri aus
And rhereas Organization is essential to the
success of any 4oa,He requiring tho coyopara-
tionE of nnntBers, and we approve. tho plan of
orgariz byt the Gent is.k ElzJ
ecutive Committc Of thoyD Daaiocratie party of
sontl CAROLINA, therefore IS
R1s3fisd;; That fiIis injecting Be Immediately
organized into Denioaratio Club for Jams..
sfon's Turn Out ard it's vicinity, to be auxiliary
ITO the District Ccutral Club of this District
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Prominent among the attractive talent of the
Arena are such Artists as
MISS CORDELLIA, the Champion Female Rider
Of the World.
Mile Frances, Madame Margaret, Madame Ger
trudc, Mr.. John Wilson, Mr.. John Robinson, Mr.. j..
McDonough. Mr.. Geo. Soman, W. II. Ashton g.
Sons, Mr. G. n. Robnson Sig. Adoiph Brandisi.
Mr.. JOHN LOWLOW. the American Ilumorist
and Polite Local Cown
Mr.. FRANK ROBINSON, Clown par excellence
and modern Grmalli.
Mr.. ARCHIE CAMPErLL time -honorcd dispcn-
scr Of Wit and Homer.
The Nonparcil LEWIS, Mr.. LEWIS WILLIS
NorIcE-First appearance in America in two
years of
G. M. KELLEY,
The Champion Lcapcr Of the World.
GRAND GRATUITOUS EXHIBITION
Gorgeous Ancient pageant-The Grand Chariot
of Mars, Obcron and Achilles; Living Lions in
open Dcns of Gold and Bropze; Knights and Glndi-
ators in Armor of Ancient Romans, escort TO the
glitcring and costly Oriental Eauipages, This
grand and imposing Procession will be preceded by
the Chariot of Obrron cOnfniniNp
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JOHN ROBINSON'S
GREAT COMBINATION
CIRCUS & MENAGERIE
EoRslING a GRAND STOCK ENTERPRISE.
L. consolidating
TEN SHOWS.
BIOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT

The Mammoth
IOOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
Including Ornithoogicnl selections of the most beau
titnl specimens of FOREIGN BIRDS, forming the
most extensive collection Of
WILD ANIMALS
in the country, supported by the
LARGEST COMPANY OF EQUESTRIANS
in America. numbering 15O MEN and $50 HORSES.
including FIFTY PERFORMERS, Five Lady Equcs-
tricnncs, Three Popular Clowns,
Enabling the Management to produce
STARTLING ACTS OF lIORSEM ANSIIIP
DARING GYMNASTIC EXERCISES,
SrECTACLES OF ORIENTAL GRANDEUR,
With the most dazzling Splcndor.
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FEATURES OF THE TEN SHOWS.

l. EoE1NsoN's GREAT CoaIBINATIt'N SHOW
Living Wild Animals and Equestrian Selections.
2. WOMBOLD'S MENAGERlE, in Two Parts
geological and neutrality-suspicious. Lon,lon.
8. MONS. FRANCOIS BOYD'S Partisan School of
Educated Horses t
4. SIG. ADOLpm cAsTmLo.s Italian Troupe Of
Educated Dogs. Monkeys and Goats.
.. MADAME GERTRUDE BOUXARTES Spcci-
atty. with her magnificent den of performing Lions,
"Ilcro, don Cruiser" and .lE,na."
6. WILSON'S AUSTRALIAN Gymnastic Alli-
ance. 4ss-
:. sLOM.\N's South American Vaudeville Com
pany.
s. j. +: ROBINSON. Jr.'s School for Training
Horses
. j. Q. \. nEMlSGwAY's Collection of Native
American Wild AniInals ''7t e
10. G. w. IoHSsoN's Performing Elephant
Empress"
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Com nmissioner's Sales,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ORASGEDURG DISTRICT.
Augustus Holman Bill for
Harriet Holman, Injunction and
Admr. and Admx. Of Partition
Elias Holman of
vs. Real Estate.
Elias o. Holman ct. al.
In pursuance of an order of the Court of Equity.
nude in the above stated case. will sell before the
Court House in 0rangeburg. on Monday November
I'd, 1868, the lands Of the Estate Of Elias Holman
deceased, ns follows:
TRACT No. /.
Containing five hundred and eighty y-onc (5Sl)
acres more or less on Hunters Branch, bounded
ny lands Of II. p. Corbet, T. +. Brodie, Il. Brodie,
Estate iands Of Elias Holman and Hunters Branch
TnAcr No. 9.
Containing five hundred and seventeen (5l7)
acres more or less, Hunters Branch, bounded
by lands Of NJ. kendlc. Wesley johnson. Joseph
johnson, II. +. Corbctt, and Hunters Branch
TnAcr No. 3.
Containing two hundred and thirty eight (23s)
acres more or less, bounded by lands Of Estate
Elias Holman, NJ. kcadle and NJ. c. O'Dowl
TnAcr No. 4.
Containing two hundred and nnrty-six (2aG)
acres more or less, embracing the onchalf of the
Mill Pond, bounded by Hunters Creek, and the
lands of NJ. c. ODowd, NJ. Kcadlc and the Estate
Of Elias Holman.
TRAcr No. S.
Containing one hundred and scvcnty-two (l72l
acres, more or less, embracing ono half the Mill
Pond, and bounded by lands of Estate Elias IIol-
man, j. X. Drode, NJ c. ODowd and Hunter
Branch.
TnAcT No. G.
Being the undivided moicty, in tr ct Of Land
containi four hundred acres. more or sss bound
ed by tive South Edisto River aud lands of NJ
O'DOwd, j. X. Brodic and Hiram Weeks.
TRACT No. Z.
Containing four hundred and fifty (i5O), more or
less, being in Barnwell District. and State Of South
Carolina. bounded by lands Of j. II. Holman, VIM
+. kitohings and Jamos kitchings.
TRACT No. 9.
Being the Estate in remainder Of the life Estate
of Mira. Harriet Holman, consisting of one thou
sand ono hundred and sevcnty-six (ll76) acres
more or loss. situated in Orangeburg District, on
Hunter Branch, and bounded by lands of Estate Of
Elias Holman. Phillip Kitchings, II. NJ Corley and
liuuters Branch.
Terms-Onc-thirl cash, the balance on.a credit
Of ono yoar. purchaser giving bond bearing Int crest
from day Of salo, with mortgage of the premises
TO secure tho payment Of the purchase money
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers.
Commissioners Office, v. D. V.JAMISON,
Orangeburg @. H., Commissioner
October !, 1863.
oct 10
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-24

Wild Dog OF Tnr'ary. Cvt, Copybasn, Ground
Coat, Alpine Marmot. Silvcrcrcstcd Cockatoo, Zc-
bra, Chacina, Mandril, Rcd Monkey, Chimpanzcc,
Diana Monkey, Great Flnmingo, I.yrc liird White
nose Monkey, Persian Iioncss, Roso Coclatoo, AL
cxnndrnc Parrofnets, African Leopard, Tigar Cat,
Ccyon Tiger, lchncumon, American White Bear,
Russian Cinnamon Bear, Wornbat, White Headed
Parrot Of Australia, Australian Kangaroo Grizzly
Bear. American Buffalo, African Bison, African
Pnca, Golden, Silver and Chinese Phcasants, Agile
Gibbon, Ursinc lIowlcr White rcacocks.
JUST ADDED n"
Two Double Humpcd Bactrian Camcls.
ALSO THE srgs.
TnIpn< from Ta,tn,y, and IYhiic Polar Bear.