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L. II. DUNN,

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Bank
"A ruptey, has superior facilities for conduct
Ing cases in Bankruptcy, IN aspeedy anu prop
er manner. Letters of inquiry promptly
answered.
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W. L. DAVIS. ]. W. DAVIS. JOSEPH MARTIN.
W. l.. DAVIS A. On


VIZ HOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
w and dealers in Flour, Provisions Wooden,
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Notions and general variety. Goods at Whole
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RUTHRAUFFACORY.

DEALERS in Agricultural Implements Iron
IL Nails, Glass, Sash, Putty, Bent Work, Cut
iery, Rubber and Leather, Betting and a full
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Main Street
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DENTISTS.

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Parties wishing the prescription Will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
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A TToRNEY AND NDCOUNSEII.OR AT LAW
"A aud Notary Public. VIII attend prompt
~ TO all business entrusted TO his care. Par
ticular attention given TO Collections, Parti-
tonng of lands, and business in Probate
Court.
OFFICE ON Main Street, East of the Court
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DRUGGISTS.
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nEALERS IN DRUGS, Stationery. School
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ounded at ali hours-day or night PERFECTLY
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HARDWARE.

DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES Hats
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ERIES,
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DAVIS d GREEN,

" HOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
w and Commission Merchants and Dealers
Ia flour, Salt, Fish, Wooden and Willow Ware
&c., &c, Corner of Maih and Sandusky Streets
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JACOB. #. RURkET,

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SHAFER BROS,

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ana United States Courts, and will give
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Law Ohio. may q.
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A UT1ORIZED CAPITAL-sIOO,OVJ. Desls-
"A mated Depository of the United States
Bll.king Hours from TO L O'Clock, NJ, and
to p N. Directors: E. p. Jones, W. H. Wheel
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-12-04
IL TNE n0I.!Er OF rR0HATN.

Wushr.a. j " !! r'onr hath nppliclio
me 10" letters o! y ;mimyrrtl:on on hc rs
tate Of y. +. ilcrlo:g la;o vi 0rAngeb..:g
County. .'rcea,n,i.
Tao, ,rs therefore to cite and admoush
al and singular the km'irrd and Creditors
OF the saii deceased, to he and appear be-
iorc me At Coart Of Probate for tie said
County. t" be holden ai Ur.n:.burg on the
= il day oi Dee 'mbcr 1859. ut 10 o'clock l.
NJ. To- show rHu.c II any. why tho suil Al
Naturalization ~hoad no' be granted.
Giy,n mm,lrr my hand AMI ,hc seal of the
Court. This 2fth day or Nov. \. D. 1868.
am'I III the ninety -ioarlh Year OF Aineriran
Independence.
THSD. 9. ANDREWS.
nov 21-2t iuige of Probate.
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IN TIG COURT OF PROBATE.

%nrVEAs Thomas =. Sfokcs hath applied
10 ne for Letters of Administration or the
Es;H'c OF Mrs. Rrhscca Shu!er, late OF Or
"n1rburS Cownty. deceased.
!hss. are therefore te cite and admonish
al AMI singular the kindred and CREDITORS of
the sAid deceased. to be and appear before
are ~ !. Court OF Probate FOR the said C0mn-
y. 20 be holden nt oranp-hurg M the 9TH
,ay OF December, lSG9. At 10 d clock \. vi.
20 Slow cause If any, Why Iho SAID Admins
tra,,ou saoGii not be granted.
Given .E'cr my hand aud the Seal Of the
Court, this 22d duy OF November. \. II.
1850, and i'll ihc uiuely fourth year CT
AGeeic.ln Independence.
THAp. G. ANDREWS,
noy - - Judge Of Probate
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SCHOOL, BOOKs!!

YHNIIE UNDBRSIGNED~1IAYE RECENT
A ly published series of New Pictorial
Readers and Spoilers, adapted to the tastes
OF Children of 5oth sexes. They have been
prepared by Prof. ]. L. Reynolds, d. D., Of
the South Carolina University. The Series
consists of six volumes, beautifully printed
and elegantly illustrated with beautiful en-
cravings.
Reynolds New Pictorial Speller. 20 cents.
Reynolds Sew Pictorial Primary Render,
% cents.
Reynol is' Mem Pictorial First Reader, 40
cents.
Reynolds New Pictorial Second Reader.
GO cents.
Reynolds New Pictorial Third Reader.
so cents.
Reynolds New Fourth Reader, 81. 20.
We deem it not Improper to refer TO few
CT the advantages aimed at in preparing
these readers.
l. The enlistment of popular sentiment
IN favor of home enterprise, which is now be-
ginning to show itself all over the South.
z. To remedy the evils complained of in
our schpol., of u continued change of Text
Books. - oostly habit. and one which in;ures
the Schools, by preventing the children from
being put into classes. A series OF Home
Readers it was supposed, would be used to a
great degree and this serious evil thus avoid
ed.
School History of South Carolina. told in
= familiar style, by Prof, Jas Wood David
son, a. NJ, 81 cents.
Prof. Reynolds Writing Books, i'll series
Of five numbers:
No. /. Exercises in the Short Letters
No >. Capitals and Short Words commen-
clog with Capitals
No. 3. Sentences Alphabctically arranged.
No. 4. Boys Commercial Hand
No. 3. Advanced Books for Girls. Son
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-12-04

LYNcH Law IN SoUTn CAROLINA.
Samuel Jefferson one of the hands on
rhe plantation Of Mr.. William Gregg,
was detected in theft of cotton by his
fellow loborcrs. They were justly in
dignant at his dcPravity, and held a
Lynch court when it was decided that
the culprit should receive .aelve lashes
on the bare back. They were laid on
by muscular arms and justice was APP
peased, as all concerned were colorcd
aud they conceded that they had per-
feet right to whip each othcr.- Gnylcs-
ton Nccs.
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Bill to Regulate the Sale of Cotton.

We give our readers below the bill in
troduced into the Legislature to regulate
tho sale of this staple: Something must
be done in this matter to protect our farm
ers, and this bill seems to us the remedy
Our citizens VIC are confident will be
pleased to hear of its passage
a BILEA TO REGULATE TIE SALE OF
ot, COTTON.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the State Of SOUTH
Carolina now n,etand sitting in Goncral
Assembly, aud by the authority Of the
same e.
Section 1st That Commissioner shall
be appointed by in each County,
who shall reside at the County-seat,
whose duty it shall be weigh all cotton
sold either loose, or packed in bales or
in the seed. He shall keep record of
all cotton weighed, in book regularly
kept, and open at all times to the inspec-
tion Of the public. He shall also keep
Q record of the names Of the seller, and
if practicable, of the purchaset-or con
signee, furnishing the seller with GER
tificate of the weight OF each package,
duly signed by himself, as Commissioner
Before entering upon his duties he shall
take the oath prescribed by the Constitu
tion, and give bond in the penal sum of
$4,000 for the faithful. performance Of
his duties.
Section 2. The Commissioner shall
have power to appoint deputy in each
locality where the public requirements
demand it, on the recommendation Of 10
ciitizcus, whose duties shall shall DC tho sane
rs those of the Commissioner, who shall
take the oath of Office, and give bonds in
the sum of two thousand dollars for the
faithful discharge Of their duties.
Section 3. Should any person or per-
sons be found purchasing cotton without
the certificate of the Commissioner, or
one of his Deputies lie shall be subject
to fine of $500 with Imprisonment. in
the State Pcnitcntiary FOR not less than
one year.
Section 4. That the Commissioner or
deputy weighing cotton shall receive ten
cents Cor sael: bale weighed, and five
cents for each parcel less than one bale
Section 5. All merchants or traders
are hereby disqualified from acting as
Commissioners or Deputies under this act
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Wnr"EAs. EYhsHim Duirori and Nsrga-
ret VI DuGord hn:h "rpiir,! 20 mc for let
terS OF Administration on the Est..ic az Mary
Mcclure, late 0: Orangcbwrg County, decd
These are therefore 10 cite and alnonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the sad deceased. to be and appear before
nae q; Court Of Probate FOR the said County
10 he hoidcn nj Ornn4ohurg on the 9Th dag
Of December. lshJ "A; 10 O'Clock A. NJ 10
show cause i; any, why the said Aamins,-a-
ti"n should nol be granted.
Given under M hand arl the SCI . the
Court. tnis 2ui. day Of November A d.
iS';H. aNl in the uine:y :y-four;h year Of
America irdci snicnce.
TIAD. G. ANDREWS.
no' 21-2t ludge Of PROBATE
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Doings in Columbia.

A bill to prohibit the marrying OF
first cousins has been introduced in the
house.
The new Code of Laws and Practice
is being discussed in the House 1t re-
commends the establishment of new in
ferior Court, to be called the Court Of
Trial Justices" for the trial OF small and
mean causes. The new code will define
the duties Of Magistrates, which arc now
vague and undetermined
Tho Labor Convention has adopted
memorial to the Legislature, which we
print on another page.
The new State House is said to be
fitted up in most elegant style. The
carpet in the Senate Chamber, alone,
cost 81 200.
In the House the following notice of
intention to present bills was made: By
Gufin, to punish all persons carrying
concealed weapons, except the State
municipal officers; by Sullivan, for an
appropriation to furnish provisions to
laborers working under certain contracts
The presentment of the grand jury of
Orangeburg, complaining of the incom-
potency of the magistrates, was read anI
discussion ensucd. Ransier and DcLargc
were not complimentary to Judge Car
penter, who had charged the jury De
Large said hs had sworn to discharge
{. the duties of his Office with impartiaity
and had been coniidcd in, but bad proved
reereant to the trust.
, The bill extending the time for taking
the census was then considered. Wright,
of Charleston, denounced the census
takers as generally dishonest, and accused
DeLarge as wanting to dip his hands too
deep in the treasury.
McKinlay then took UP The subject,
when DcLarge intinatod that the latter
was full of morphine, and the former a
coward and not like Cmsar's wife There
was great confusion, but no signs Of fight.
Elliott said that the House had been
the scene of disgraceful exhibition.
All then laughed aud shook hands, and
the bill was passed.
A Bill to define the manner of collect
Ing taxes past due, vas made the special
order for tomorrow.
JILEsoN, from the Committee on
Education, reported favorable on the Bill
to incorporate ClnRin University.
In the Senate the mcmoriei of the
Labor Convention, which had been pre-
sented to both houses, was referred to
tho Judiciary Committee.
Gains bill for the appropriation ofa
million OF dollars to buy lands for the
poor received its first reading.
Rainey presented o petition from the
National Independent Blues, of Charles.
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Estato Sale.

By virtue of IN order of the Probate bulge
ot this County, | will sell nj OraAgabrrE $
C.. on Monday the 9th day of December
next. AT The close of tho Shcr,f~s salcs
Mules, Wagon and Wagon Harness.
ALSO
On Tuesday 7th day of December next. ut
The late residence oi Christian Arrni. ,.,.
ceased, lot Of Com. Folder and other Pro
ducc and some Farming Utensils aud liouse-
hold Articles. All of the Es,Stc OF Chri., an
trimt. deceased.
Terms cash. GEC "GLlYEE
'nijs es,or
orangeburg, $ c., Nov. 2O.h 1863.
nov - Il
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ton, praying for an act of incorporation.
The following bills were passed, To
prevent tho arrest Of the State officers !;
to incorporate tho Dcutaclicr Artillerie
Un:orstrtsupg Veyien.
Colonel S, A. Paarce, Sprague's agent
for the Columbia Canal, has arrived in
this city, and will make move TO in-
duee the Legislature to exempt manu-
factnTers from taxation for five years.
After this is done he. promises to COM
mencc work.
DECEMBER both branches of tho
Legislature to-day passed resolutions in
favor of the recognition Of Cuba, and
expressing sympathy with the struggling
Cubans.
In the Senate, LESLIE rose to ques-
ton of privilege, and said he desired
officially to deny uncquivocally the state
ments relative to the operations of the
Land Commission, made by tho cor
respondent of the Charleston Ae,cs in
yesterdays paper.
The following Bills received second
reading: a Bill to incorporate the
Clafin University; Bill to define the
manner Of collecting taxes past due.
The Cummittc on Privileges and Elcc-
tions in the case OF CoTHRAN and GRlr-
FIN reported, referring the whole matter
to the Senate. Ordered for consideration
tomorrow.
The Bills read the FIRST time yesterday,
were referred to various Committees.
The Senate adopted resolution to
hold evening sessions, for the considcra-
ton of the new code reported by The
Codifying Commission.
The House WAS engaged in discussing
the following Bills: A Bill TO amend
the Homestead Law and divorce: Bill
to amend an Act relative to the record
ing Of mortgages. No final action was
taken, nothing else or Importance except
n debate on and passage OF resolutions of
sympathy with Cubia.
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SWEDISH IMMIGRANTS FOR Sourn
CARoLNA.-Wc clip the following from
the Charleston EcwS:
Mr. w. J. Fcrlow who was some time
ago appointed one Of the immigration
agents Of the S:ate, and who, for .many
months past, has been diligently at vogk
i'll the North OF Europe 10 turn portion
OF the tide Of immigration towards South
Carolina, arrived in this city Yesterday
from Malmo: Sweden, bringing with him
twcny-siX Swedish immigrants, mostly
farmers, rnasous and carpenters. The
new corners all expect to select homes in
the interior Of our State.
Dir. Forlow says that lie can induce
the immigration of any number of
Swcdes, Danes and Germans to South
Carolina, if planters who desire such
laborers will cooperate with him by ad-
yancing portion Of the passage money.
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Sheriff e. S Sales. t..

by virtue OF s'ndrJ wr;is Of o. IA. ID me
directed | will sell TO the highest bidder,
a' Ormus"f'irs Court Hnuse on the srst.7
Monday IN December next, for eash the
t"!"r SrroPeriy, viz E5 1871
One 'cl Of lsnd containing 100 acres
m"ro or less. beun'ied by W. Tats, A. q. : 4
CAr: \ +. smokc and estate Of G..J Irick
Levied on Is the property of Mary Mcclure
a. The SUI! u II. j. Xeizler. srr
ALSO ss s.>
Two tracts Of land, one conlaipinx SO =
acres acre more or less, bounded north by1hbh II
kozaT'i, cast hy Owen PHILIPPE, sou,h by Mary
\. Fair and west ny G.. \. Stronan : Tho
other tract aiming 100 acres more or lsps
ooanlcl north by Mr., shni.r, east sSy Siasso
FclSel, south ~ Joshua Ssyornan aud &.sss
by David Smell. Levied on as the property -
OF |. g. 7. Bobo NJ the suit Of Paul B.jStso<T
nan (be'rer.) u - IL
ALSO
One tract Of land containing 900 acres
moro less, bounded north aud east by
George Harley, south by J. M Harley, twSssT
by Alvey Jones. Levied on as the prspertv,+ss
of Joseph Douglas at the suit Of j. II. Har-1,
Icy. Ns s,t
One trsct -sf land containing $50 ssssd
more or less, bounded north by Mrs Graves.
east by Or. !. W. Keiu south by Daniel
Riley and west by VIM Gnffney and Danie1
Riley. Levied on M the property Of DR.. HI 4
". kennery at the suit of Daniel Riley. IS
,,So - saiau
b,vsae
One tract os lard situated on Balls Branci.n
containing fi6 acres more or less, bounded
by lands Of 4. u. Griffith, jesse Utsey, J. W
Fair ami Mrs. kehecca Collier Levied5otrs
as the property OF the estate of J. b. ". NS
Collier Adm'r f. d. Myers E1'r G. Myers
One tract of land containing 400 aeres AK
NOR" or les, bounded on the east by. Jolne
Thompson and on ali other sides by SO. Ca. ga
Il. Il. Go. Levied the property of Ls7'H
X. Howell, at the sui; of John T. Berry.
GGgrdian. II
ALSO
One tract OF land containing 400 acres
more on less on Long Branch. bounded north
by \. q. Holman and Abram Ainaker. south
by u, }. HUmrh and csstc Henry Oliver,
cast by cst2tc Jacob Cutler and west by VIM
os'rmk. Levied on as the property of Wm
u Oliver at the suit OF G. l.. $. Sisrunk.
ALSO
On Tuesday after salcsday in December
ncNi, Nlll sell at the Residence of W. IL.
OiNcr the following personal property, to
wit One Mule, One Mare ami a,olt One
Wagon. One Carriage 10 or IL Head of Cat
tie. - or 30 head OF hogs, / 20 Bushels ,CSfr<
ij"0 pounds Fodder 80 bushels Gotten Seed.
AMI Household and kitchen Furniture
20-td. FsS'ss3
oraags@nrr "G'" C. "pa' M $ IT. hsaSs; O. n;c,,. Sss
Nov IL, 1863 al.I. Z R'YkN
noy ~ nT -aatdqs,G
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The State Of South Carolina. !

COUNTY OF ORANGRBURGissd g; g's
Iy virtue Of order from the Honorable
Pro5ntc Court of said Gcuptys i WILL, aeIsat-,
orangehnrg CoaH House, ON sqlssday ri; ID
ccmbcr next the following pcrsopal prepertS%.
~ the Estate OF Z. ". Andrews deeeasod,; 1,
shoals. - liushels OF Corr, SEQ, popnHa
Of Cotton in tho seed and 200 psliids Of Eodz
der. Terms cash. =, -
ANN Ga .ssANDREWS, ~"
nov l3--td Administrative.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-12-04

A Texas negro went into blacksmith
slop with his pocket full of powder, He
departed shortly afterwards through the
roof
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OBITUARY.

: DlEn-.N her residence. in Grangchrrc
County, on the 10th November. 1859, in the
10Th year Of her are Mr-. MARGARET
ECMrH, widow OF thv ls:a Christian Eurr "a.
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A GmtHiatratrix Notice. - AL
IA All persons having amy claims against
The Estate OF Dir. G. v. iioun.'t. la;r Of
Orangebrrg County, deceased. viii hnnd
them j" TO the undersigned properly youchei
on or before the i.i day OF February $50.
on payment Will he dcbarred aud ali those
indebisi to said Estate will make yayu,rnt
forthwith.
ELiXABETli u. ROXNETT.
dee st Qualitel Administrative.
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a. young farmer asked an old Scotch
man for advice in lis pursuit. He told
him what had been the secret of his ewn
success in farming, and concluded with
the following warning: "Never Suundie,
never--aboyo all thiugs-Never get in
debt, but if you ever do, let it be for
manure!'
The "girl of the period" out in Mich
igan wears plug hat and carries cane,
which is said to be delightful summer
costume-but not comfortable in winter
1t is said-perhaps ironically, black
smiths forge and steel every day
A work of art-a widow trying to get
husband
A Man in Waldoboro, Maine, zealously
cares for Ratchet which, in the hands
of a stalwart indian in 1749, was driven
into his 9randfather's skull. 1t must be
n pleasant thing to have in the family.
Tho Presbyterian Church. in Sumter
was entered a few nights since, and IA
portion Of its furniture carried off By the
sacreligious thieves.
Somebody who is Known to his per
sonal friends rs Marshal Lsmson is writ
ing book, TO he called personal Re-
collections Of Abraham Lincoln" and ha,
it nearly ready for the press. 1t is "a
pity to discourage Mr.. Lamsou, but there
is no Disgusting the fact that the smaller
the edition of his book the smaller the
amount Of money he will lose
The Supreme Court Of Massachusetts
decides that'the lease Of plantation On
the Mississippi, and the delivery Of
corn thereon, we're not acts Ct CONNER
cial intercourse: nor prohibited hy the
laws Of nations, nor by the act Of Con-
gress, nor by the proclamation of the
President. This decision valida,cs the
lease Of property from which the lessee
was driven during the war.