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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-16
What Saved Tennessee.

The C0mn,ou,cedhh.<dn able and lead
Ing radical paper, published at Boston
in late number, containing lengthy
and elaborate article, reviewing the posi-
tion and prospects of the Republican
party: EsdyYtI NTH
"The. causes that have operated 10
carry Tennessee, over into the control
again of the secessionists are not far to
Geek, 4 great deaf that is said about
prescription and intolerance on the part
Of the loyalists may be true enough in
itself, but docs not at all account for this
reverse. The Republican Party has
falleh through its own strength, and the
dishonesty of a portion of its leaders.
Tlereal contest over Office was not at
eRelpolls, but in the secret league, nomi-
mating conventions. The strife was just
there among the Republicans themselves,
between rival aspirants for the party
nominations. The encounter with the
common enemy, the Democrats, was a
tuere matter of form. The really bitter
strife was concentrated in caucus and
convention. Uuder these the party
broke up"
So in their divisions lies the only chance
ifof,the great Anti Radical party in our
State. At each Of these conventions,
there is this strife between would-be can
didates of the party. And we remem-
Der at the election Of School Commits
sioner last spring there were even two
candidates out, each claiming the votes
of the party.
= / If the Anti Radical party, had only
then been liberalized upon the concilia.
tory platform advocated by the Charles
ton News and by ourselves, they could
have secured the election Of their candi
date.
These divisions will occur in these
nominating conventions again Let us
be ready by having conciliated suGi-
,cIent number Of colored voters to secure
the election of Anti ti-Rudicals, and thus
tyke one step to redeem our State.
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much except southern products, and these
will consequently rule at good figures
The'seuth will furnish most of the articles
for expectation and Of course be the,
recipient of tile benefit fgood prices
Reviewing the above facts we see that the
north, as she cannot export manufactured
articles, nor still agricultural products,
must look to the southern production for
the great bulk of expectation. It is this
fact that, no doubt, has stimulated north
elm capitalists to investigate southern
routes for speedy transportation OF south
ern produce to the northern ports. -Four
hundred millions of produce is worth
looking to in the way of froighting
through the country, and the freighting
on the ocean, as also the commission for
handling in its transit. The products of
the Southern States are the future source
of wealth to tho country, all else raised
only supplies home consumption, aud
leaves no surplus to pay for foreign i'm
portations.
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The Crops for 1869.

From the report Of the Department
Agriculture at Washington, which is I
correspondence with all parts of til E
country, we gather as follows: Their
have been generally great drouths in til +
Atlantic states, excessive rains in til !
south w estern states more heat generally
in 1869 than 1868, consequently crops
have been seriously affected. The corn
crop is very short one in all the states
except Nebraska, Kansas, Florida, Loui-
siana, Arkansas and Texas; most OF these
arc not large producing states Unless
the close Of the season prove very favor
able the total crop will fall short of 800
100000 bushels. Cotton will be short
from Virginia to Alabama, and increased
from Mississippi to Texas, on the whole
not more than in 1869 say 100000
bales.-Wheat, except in illinois, Michi-
gan, Iowa, California, shows an increase.
Grain is generally good at the west, and
at the south superior Fruits generally
full crop, except apples, these are short
in the eastern states. Hogs probably
= decreased in number five or ten per cent,
and in weight decrease of say FIVE per
.cent.--Potatoes, onions, and root crops,
generally an increase, as also beans, peas,
and smaller crops. On the whole, we
may count on high price for corn, meat
aud cotton, moderate prices for wheat
and -four, and low rates for potatoes, etc
4 AS our exports other than cation, to-
bacco, rice and naval stores are confined
to corn, bacon, pork and -four, and crops
in Europe are good, nc small moi export
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Extremists, Radicals, Simon Pure.

i An illustration of who and what are
extreme Radicals is given in the action
of1the members of the league in Charles
ton, in wishing the displacement of those
Policemen who are not Republicans
They insist upon these men being re-
moved from the police force for no other
reason than this, saying that the interests
of the. Republican party demand that
only bsimon-purc Radicals should have
tsny place within their gift.
A further Illustration is the complaint
Of Collector Clark, of the Custom House
that many OF the appointccs to Office M
his department were cx-rebcls, aud his
request that they be removed.
This is extreme Radicalism All thd
virtue, honesay, interest Of South Caro-
lima, falls under this ban of exclusion
The South is identified with its clos;
Cause" Do the interests of the RepubI
lcan party demand that the government
of the State should pass entirely out OF
the keeping of her sons? Is no placd
left for repentance?
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Good bye chigncns The French En,.
press DEGREES that high puiIs and grisseI-
tes shall no longer exist. Long braids
loopcd at thc back and falling to the
shoulder are hereafter the style
Louisa MuhIbach Is really coming to
this country, and with her I'rederico and
Theodore, her daughters Theodore is
an actress she speaks English, and
means to appear on the American st.ge.
4 Southern paper think its farmers
daughters who assist in making hay will
make charming grass widows, and that
they arc the best kind of women to be
entitled to womcns rights
The london Saturday Review is of
opinion that Americans speak a language
resembling the English and with an en-
phosis aud information which resemble
nothing ever heard pofore"
Here is Lafayette Qud) marriage
announcement Married, on Wedncs
day last, after vast amount oftrial.and
tribulations by Squire Duflicld, Col.uel
Robert NJ Foster and Mrs. Sarah Hughes,
all of this place"
The Toronto Globe think annexation 10
the United States would be the death
blow to Montreal's commercial suprema-
cy, because Canadian business men would
6nd it to their interest to go to Chicago
or other cities in the United States.
Tha Barnwell Journal says that a
negro woman in the employ of Major
Hutto, near this place, was caught in
the wheel Of cotton gin few days ago
and instantly killed
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Assignee's Sale

IN BANkRUpTCY-In The matter Of JoHN
HUFFMAN Bankrupt Ex psSie c. B. GLOVER
Assignee
By virtue of an order OF sale from the Hon
orabc District Court of the United States.
for the District of South Carolina, viii sell
3, public cuorion, Mt Grmgeburg c. H., ON
Monday lst day of November next, at the
usual ,ours of sale
All that Plantation or tract Of Land situa-
ted an Black Creek, in Lexington County,
containing 052l acres OF land moro or less,
bounded by lands of james Dunbar J.. u
Jones, U CANT and Atmaa.
ALSO
All that Plantation on Tract OF Land sitt,a
ted ON Giazicr's Rranch. orangaburg Goun-
~. continuing 39G acres more or less. bound-
ed by lNnlS nf isabella L;vsagston, G.7Har-
ley, TERRIER Witt and Elizabeth Harley,
being the homestead of said Bankruptss
ALSO
One other TracI Of I,autl Situate,i on sd
isio River, Grougebrrg County. Containing
80 acres moro or less. bounded by Glands of
Jefcoat, Livingston aud Walter Harley.
Conditions --0ne-llplf cash, .balancer in one,
yeaY with interest, purchaser giving bon,l
and mortgage Of the plantation, with, cove
liaut of resale IN case of breach OF the cenii
tions os tha houd. Pnrchascls 10 pay for,
papers and stamps.
C. -. GLOVER, Assignee
q 1E9;s=. Ea....s.s...!, :lsE,kTtipt
e..o
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OBITUARY.

. DiEp-At orangcburg on the 9th October,
instr WM. w. RAY, son of Thonss and
Angie Ray, aged year, months and L
days. 4b4 s
"Riddle oisdestiny who can show
What thy short visit meant, or know !.
What thy GRAND here bclow?"
: F
=. Faith criessout, il is the Lord.
Let Him do as seems him good =;
BY thy holy name ;,,!orcd.
Take the gi(ttnwhile bestowed,
Thine he isi forever Thine. -
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mails tail rather heavily it. will set .np a
howl. That is precisely their case. The
Southern Life has come down too hcayi.
ly on their caudal appendugcs
These Yankees have robbed US of four
thousand millions of slave property, be-
siGo~ Ahe priceless lives of hundreds of
thousands of the noblest aud best of our
sons. They have plundorcd and deyastal-
ed our country from end to end. They
have forfeited all the policies taken out in
their companies before the war. They
have brought ruin and misery on our
widows and orphans; and now the
agents of their companies are here to
tell US, that men like Gordon, and Hamp.
ton, and Bonham, and Geary, and Ha.
good, are not to be trusted 1t is
enough to make the dead heroes of old
Orangeburg twist over in their graves.
Southern men, support your own enter
prizes
The men who led your glorious chill
dren into battle are not likely to be the
ones to cheat and defraud you. Mark
the man, Northerner or Southeruer, WIN
dares 10 malign them.
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ApvERT1sEAEaT.
Tho Southern Life INSURANCE Co

a Southern Company, ushercd into
life under the auspices OF such Southern
heroes as Gordon, Wade Hampton, aud
others, and sustained by thousands Of
the best men in the South.
The agents of the Northern insurance
Companies are now inviting the South
ern people to invest in their companies
Our people should know the fact, that
after the war, evcrY policy held by a
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once County Com.nissloners,

OnANoEBuRo October 12, 1862.
All persons having claims asss:::=.. u: .l:s
County are required to present the same to
the Clerk of the Board of County Commis-
sioncrs, on or before the Annual Meeting,
which viii be held on the 1st Tuesday in
November, 1869. & So
w. n. MOUNT, Chairman.
C. S. BULL, Clerk b. C. C. -
oct IG 3t
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Assignee's Sale.
N B.tSKRuPTCi-Frt ti:e n,uttor Of JAcor
+. ~,T1 Bankrupt Er p1yic e.. b GLet.EI

II B.tSKRuPTCi--In ti:e nattor Of JAcon
+. w'I1 Bankrupt r. paric e.. b. GLerEn
Assignee
Ry yirtnc of an ori.r OF sale from the
Tonorahlr District Court of the United
States, Tor si:" Dis,rict of South Carolina. |
will sell NJ reblic nu,ten al orangeburg C.
H.. on Mon;iay tile -: day OF November,
next at the ustrnl hours of sale. t}EF
All thai Plantation or Tract OF Lind lying
in Ornpgc5,ug and IcNin.ton Counties, ..con-
tanning 225 selcs moro or less, bounded by
lands OF 1sahrl!a Livingston. Wm. p. Witt j.
\. Jctcoat and ne Riisto River, being the
homestead OF SAID Bankrupt
VIZ 3AL$o L5}.I AFa
One othc, tract containing 80 acres more
or less. situaiei on Pond Branch in. Lexins-t
ton Ccun'$ bounded by land of J. A. sJef-
coat aud the homestead tract of said Bank
rup;, upon this tract there isa recently
erected Circular Saw Mill, and e Flouring
Nill and Rice Founder
ALSO
All the right of Tiaber on 500 acres OF
land belonging 10 Dsnel Jefcoat, situated on
Pend Branch in Lexington County. 'F
ALSO OF
All the right of Timber on 2O00 acres OF
land, formerly owned by benjamin Je;coat,
situated in Lexington County, N or
ALSO
Aii the risht Of Timber on 200 acres OF
land, belonging to Elijah Jefcoat, situated in
Lexington County. -
ALSO,
All the righ; of Timber on the lands be-
longing to the estate of BENJAMIN Jefcoat,
Jr
Conditions for the real e5t,,tc-0no-is.lf
cash, balance in I2 months with honA, mort
gage and covenant for resale For TIE tim
ber cash. Purchasers to pay FOR papers and
stamps.
c. il. GLOVER, Assignee
OF j. + Witt, Bankrupt
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GcoMmuNlc6TrD.l
ELIZABETH TOWNSHIP,
September 20, 1869.

Mr.. EDIToR-,Sn: The Assessor Of
our Township, with all the dignity of o
Suite Officer, called upon me to-day for
a return Of my property for assessment.
| made return of all my property to
the best ofmy knowledge, even to the old
tin pau and spoons. But to my aston
ishment, when be came to the cattle, he
valued ten cows and calves at $500, and
five ycarings, averaging 75 lbs, at $33,
making in;tbe aggregate s533, while one
of my neighbors hsving three COWS and
calves fully as good an average us mine,
if not better, Cor L sold to him, was AZ
sesscd at S75. Why there should be SO
great a difference, Mr. Editor, l am at a
loss to know. If he is governed by his
oath, L canuot understand why my
ncighbor's cattle is valued SO low? If
by the private instructions of the Coun-
ty Auditor, | cnn easily understand why
mine arc valued So high. | cannot
think, for moment, that His Excellen-
cJ Governor Scott can know what sort
of men he appoints for assessors am
of the opinion that he wants every man
assessed to the true value Of his property
but such discrimination favorable to
some. / cannot understand After max
ing out his return in the way stated he
n @ aH A. Ii
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b virtue of an order Of sale made ia this
case by tn said Court, will sell ut 0rar &c
burg on Noud.y the first lay Of November
next: during thc !cgal hour, of sale
AL that House and Lot in the village of
Oraugchurg, on Russell Street 30 feet AMI III
depth 50 feet, bounded ON the north on R;,,-
sell Street. cast hy DR.. T.. j. olivercs, son.
by trust estate lands OF W. l.. Bull and " est
10y p. Louis.
Coaiitiors-On cash, balance on a
credit until first of 'IanuGry next. Purchas-
crs TO give bond and mortgage oil the pre;ni
scs 'yitn n covenant OF insurance and of re-
sale on breach of the conditions OF the bond
and also TO pay for papers and stamps.
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ALSO
ORANGEEllHG-IH Eorlr

y d. Y. Jamisou,
for the use of
heirs of Geo. Shinglcr Bill for Foreclosure
Jane Moore, ct. al.
tnder the decree in this ease. will sell
for cash. ut 0range6urg On the lst day OF
November next
acres of land in Orangcbug County.
bounded reoril by lands Of 4. r. DASH cast
hy lands of John Tate, south by l.ais Of
Mrs. Shulcr, and estate OF Norris and iflseI
Moore. and west by lands .! y. Il. Dash
being tract purchased at Commissioner p
sales Of the estate of Geo Shinser ly .t..s
Moore on "a August 1868
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Sheriff Sales.

SAASA A1A = 91tlGS.
directed viii sell to tue hishcs. li,i,ior.
al Orung.bury Cour, House, o. the frs,
Monday in November next, for cash the
following property, viz
One tract OF land containing $40 acres
more or less. bcuntci by D. Ayimcer. W. T..
Norris, 7. J. Tate and cstute lands OF David
Shul.r. Levied oil a. the property Of G.. ".
Thompson at th- suit of V. D. Y Jam:son.
COMMISSIONER in Equity.
ALSO
one House ana Lot in the Town Of Orange
burg containing 5 acres of land more or loss
Levied on the property of Mira. A.. II.
Hail at the suit OF B + Simmons.
ALSO
On Iue-dny after suicsday Mt tho resi-
dcncc of ;. y. Mooycr. 10 kcad Hog. r,orc
or less, or ! head Cattle more or less, 10, OF
Manure ia Stnh'e, Box. Raw Hides. .ot
oF Sheer :r,l ic. Of Fodder Levied on as
;he property of $. T.. Moorer ut the suit OF 3.
I. Simmons for the use OF Wm. o. Collier.
ALSO
One tract Of iand containing 500 acres
more or loss, bounded norh by Mrs f. Il.
N"nnamaker. e"st by j. Sanders nnt MIS-
{. Gramhhng. south by r. H. Whaley aud
estate Of II. Eiis ami west by Mrs. T. Y
Glover Levied or, as the property Of J. c.
Wannnmaker, at The SUIT of Daniel O'Cain
ALSO
Five tracts of land containing s38 nercs
more or less lying On Beaver Creek, and
continuing on"h ioinWs:
The Mrs Hook place contains loo acres
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ALSO
oRANGEBURG-Ix Eae1rY.

ORANb EBO RG-iN E96ITY.
Gcorgiano shingler, Assignee,
ID. Il. Knight.
Ry vitae of order OF sale m.dr in this
case by fhe >aid Court. wili sell at Grange
burg OF. Monday, the FIRST day OF November
next, during the legal hours of sale
All that plantation or tract of land contain
ing li6 acres pore or less, situate on !irii
swamp and bounded north by c. y. kci,;
eas ~ ". Nhayis west hy l.. " Dash ami
sou,A hy VIM. nnoua
Cundiuions---uuc-hAli cash bai7ncc on q
credit until first day of january ncxi. Pur-
chascrs giving bond bearing interest from
date, with Il mortgage of the premises and to
pay for papers AMI stamps,
ALSO
ORANGEDlRG-TN EourTy.
/. Ransom Smith ii. ct. "l.' fs'rl c,5a"t in'he
Jamc, c rcprs. ct. uz. ct al. ( coUr1
By virtue Of an ordrr.of sale made in ,his
case by tie said Court, I will sci! ut Orange
hurg, = C., on Mon,iay the Isl day o: No
yembcr ncN:, during the uso-l hou.s OF sai,,
he following lands:
). Al! that tract Of iand situate on the
cas, ,it,y Of tic Public noad, in the County
and State aforesaid. containing US acres
mere on hess, and bounded rs lands OF H. e.
Waunamakcr. d. o Cain, estate lands ug J ohm
o Cam 5. ia;u,son, !. ". Keitt and said
pnhlic Uoai
, MI tha; tract of !Drd situate OIL ives,
SIDE of the lGblic Road, in said CoGDa, and
State. con,a nius 272 acres more or less, aud
bounGcd by lands OF II. G. WnnuamaAcr.
estate lands oi Henry Ellis, T. H. Lcgaro.
the said Public ROad aud Caw.Caw Swainp.
3. AL that tract of luni situate on Typics
Granch in th. County and State aforesaid
containing leo acres moro OF less and bound
eel by lands of J. q Wnnnamakor. d. IIorgor.
II. c. Nann,ms .cr ana Tic remainder in
dover of Mrs Sarah f. Smith
4. Tho rcmaindcr N dover containing IT7
acre. more o. less, and bounded by lands nf
u. O'Cain, H. G. Wnunamukcr and csiate
lands of A. y. wannsmaker
3. all that lot OF land situate at .Ian.ison's 4
Turn Out, on tho South Carolina Railroad
containing acres more or less
Toims--Ouc-thirr cash. and the balance
on credit of one and two years, purchaser
TO give bond for said credit portion bearing
interest from day of sale, payable annually,
and secured hy mortCage OF the promises
with n covenant for rc.ilc on !, breach Of ,ho
condition of th- bond, pnd also to pay for
pancre and stamps.
Sheriff Office. II. RIGGS
Orangobrrg G. II. :. G., so. C.
Oct. :, 1852
oc; -
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ALSO
OENNGEBrkG-Ix EorlrY

c r. Thomson, AGm'-.)
Wn, VI Hu,son ct. al.
Under the decree i'riil:s case, will soll at
nrUgthure. on the lst Mondsy IN Novetnlr.
next. Tor cash, cotton Gin. .sn,t OF III.
same day House and Tot in To:,lcss. Tor
n.crly occupied H. ". r. Thomson
Trrms--Onc-h.lf cash, balance in ni,c
year, with bond and mortg'gc OF rhe pu.ci,.,--
cr, confirming covenan; tor :es;.lr urcn
breach of ;hc condition Of the bond
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In divorce case heard at Chester,
Judge Thomas, decided that until fur
th0r legislation, the Coruts are not ou.
iiiofiSei 10 grant divorces.
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Notice of Dismissal.

n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
~ will, on Saturday, tc 2&i day Of o.
,otcr nc>' Apply to taa Honorable Court of
probnte for u.angehurg County, for Letters
of Dismissal, Administrator o.! The Estate
Of Il. L. iungerPc.Icr late of said Couu'y.
deceased. IOiIN lIUNGERpEiLuR
Septcmbcr 25d, 1865. i'm
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a CARD.
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE
CO Vi PA Ny.
Atlanta (Georgi:,) Departrne,,t.


TO the People Of .SoM Carolina:
THE ABOVE COMPANY WAS ORGAN
ZEE IN 1906, IN consequence of 'hc whole
sale forfeiture OF Southern Polic;,s hy North
-ern Companies. The unparalleled success
OF the enterprise has .forccd several Of these
Companies To restore their Sou;heri Policies
FROM the fact that they could not operate in
our midst without the appearance of honesty
We keep all our money at home to build
up our impoverished country. EVERY DOL
LAR OF PREMIUM BEING SAFELY in
VESTED IN THE STATE from which, it-fs
derived. The Institution is PURELY SOUTH
kRN, and, hence should appeal with grcut
force 10 the patriotism and sympathy Of
every Southern heart.
1t Is not our purpose to make war on other
Conpanies, but to impress upon the people
the IMPORTANCE OF PREV ENTING TIE
DRAIN OF MONEY FROM THE SOUTH TO
TIE NORTH by retronizing HOME INsT1-
TuTloNS
Tho Company has laany special .lvantagcs
and isfcunded on patriotism and solid wealth
lis ratio o: assets to liahilties-mc trge test
o. a Co"ipa"y's s'rrn2M being nearly THREE
HUNDRED TO ONE HUNDRED
Whenever aud wherever have presented
tho claims OF this Company, it has not only
enlisted The symp"t!,ies Of. our people, but has
also secured their hearty corporation. J
have secured OYER six haadred rolic;cs n
South Carolina since February the Iutll We
number ,lupn., nur l,;r.,,ors c,r,,.l ~ go.
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ConsisneeS per South Car0IinaRail-
road Remaining III the Depot to
Date.
j. L Rast, Jcfcont 6; CO., T. W. Ullncr. G.
Decrcks' VIM. Riser, j. Holman, Il. w Bates.
?. L. Rickcnbuker
Per E,press.
W A. Mar5noy. w. n. Mount. JAS. !.
Mackey, Henry DGybery (coi'd) J. Q. Ell
wards, Mrs. a. C. Andrews.
In accordance with orders received from
the Superintendent Storage Will hereafter
be charged on Goods remaining 10 ;'i,e Hepo;
Tor an unreasonable lenSth of time
w. C. MEREDITH, Agent.
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W. N.Il.LNNH. J
Under decree i'll this case, will sell on the
first day of November, at 0rangcbnrg. co:
one-half cash, the balance in six months Sc
cured by bond. bearing interest, with mort
gage OF premises containing covenant for re-
sale on breach of the bond.
$50 acres of land III 0rangeburg County.
bounded by land on the north of J. A. and
L. \. Tanning, east of p. i. and j. G. Fan
ming, south cf c. Sroman and west by J.;
famning. And NJ the same time for cash,
tho following personality Wagon, 10; OF
Blacksmith Tools, ! Timber Cart, lot of old
brcks.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARK ET REPORTS.
orrrcr 4nr .onAxcrpuro nsws

OFFICE or inr onAScspuro NHws,
October 10, 1869
COTToN-sslcs during the week 1870
bales. Market closing dull and declining
We quote:
ordinary ...........................22
Low Middiing............ ............23
MidditnS.".............
EouqnRioE .......sl 6a per ou-hcl
CoRS. 81. 10 per busl".
Cow PEAs.-....., .$l.l5 per bushc
FINDERS. SID per bushcl
uoLD. D...'s.....,......--....-..... 30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
CHARLESTON MARKET.
CnAnlssroH, FRIDAY Mcrx1<o.
October 10, 1853
OI"'l"lS S............. .1ttGSlb
Good Ordinary .24Sm2l7
Low hiiddling 25G325l
'llI.IIng 2H3 tr,2"!
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One tract Of iond coni,,ining 500 acres
more or less, bounded norh hy Mrs H. Il.
W"nnamaker. enst by J. Sanders ant Mrs
{. Grnmhiing. south by +. II. Whaley aud
estate Of II. Ellis ami west by Mrs. L. Il.
Glover Levied ou the property Of J. G..
Wannnmakcr, at the suit of Daniel O'Cain
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-16

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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-16

one House ana Lot in thc Town Of Oran ge-
burg containing acres of land more or less
Levied on as the property Of Mira A. II
Hail at the suit Of IL + Simmons
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