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i Nutsuu m 3PA1vo-Thsse II. eeataiasa : in Or.
Nosve's Pills tn principle Of health We havs many
toaands of tsss1ona d their havfnf rsGto q the
sick 70 health yhkeh can bessep seiour e0cA Use
only curative q desss hat 6lro 4 pressrv assve.
They .henla be s.ea5 1..eA eases ef hlno.a,ees,
Headache Liver Compliance. te.s.le r.
nsdci1a = prspazel All yoar store keenass toeAhs
0peea Alaaaae, rid It SSfaily. Tie 1lotssA rills
e6a By III 0oalerS s9lff i.sIH Yt1:;, T9t,l Ms
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OllO11UAl1Yi 21OA .TuoUGH9.-Some- slx
months 40 . nan named Calvin Heath, II
Elk River, sherburne county, vss arrested
for stsalings chart, TO-, from 3 Coed
Tsmplars Lodge, and bavsias them Jer
vh;s1y. Bsisg arrested, b escaped from
The Sheriff, bat wss rs-srrsstsd, and has
ever sinec BEEN In confinement in jail here.
He 10 to remain until next springs term OF
court, a.d win have absndaat opportunity
for rumlnating over The elects Of imbibing.
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8. LAND OFFICE.

n 1t. Cloud, Mimi, December K 1859.
Complaint wing been entered at this ONCE by
Michael H,ehtl ssanst cath1ns Lashnickss lor .han-
donng hes HOMESTEAD Entry No. SSH, dated Septem-
her II, 1ses, upon the nv section e. township TO-
aags Al, In stsaxns county,- Ainae10sa; With
parties are hereby suAmt ned to appear At this c6ce
d the Sra DAT OF FEBRUARY, 1870, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon to respond and furnish testimony con
C. A. GILMAN, Register,
dec2lGws II. C. BURBANK. Receiver
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FoH Rax1.-A good sters-1ee0 in tie
.bsst hastassss gt, lsf stass eity:s sisss Of
rom 22x6o. farnishsd With counters and
saslvies ssitahae Hfsr ~ kina - Asaiases.
Rent modsrats:'. 1n4ulissf>2"3 . - 81 r
f. :~''1 :"4s - @Jos. yROK1R. &
g. c,.,a 1,,v 80 1a6o7'z s0'!' :'....'
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Crops During Three Ye.rs-slilis.-
Lun1oer1AR. ~. ,>r, -
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10! RusH!-J. G. Huber has opened .
choice assortment Of fancy candles for the
holidays. It includes al the very incest
makes, In al manner Of designs, and 10
just the stock for Christmas trees, Santa
Claus aud the little ones stocking1 BY
al means, 80 70 naber's Tor your Christ
mas candies
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I1so71os.- AT meeting Of the Stock
holders Of The st. Cloud Branch Of the
Republic Insurance Company, held last
evening, c. r. Davis WAS elected Presi-
dent for the ensuing year; c. F. Davis
and J. &. West, Directors; J. E. West to
attend the annual meeting Of tho Directors
st Chicago IN January; and ]. Z. West
Manager of st. Cloud Branch.
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Toax Dovx.-The old Baptist church in
lower town, which vas commenced on such
IN immense scale some tan years ago, has
been purchased BY Jos. stsurer and IL b.
ing torn down, The lumber viii be used
in building barn! "To what base uses
have W come ct )ast!'
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"A new Internal Revenue Collection
Division has beea formed ont Of part Of
what formerly w.sj joined 70 stsarns county,
70 be called No. y. comprising Douglas,
Otter Tail, Becker, Stevens, Pope, etc.
with Samuel. 81. Nichols Of Alexandra, 81
Assistant Assessor. I y / ~>~H -
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lin the present term Of court have been
several cases On very trivial poiats, ibut
quite expensive IN their costs. During the
course Of one Of these, ! gentleman cane
into the court room. having in his posket
ths notes Of these psrties for $500. He
ts,t occasion 70 tsu then ,tbat: they ~
we'll enough Of to cArr = RI !! IAN \. spit, about
'.'s' III .:;t ;:;':;e35 sss ;;;s's to
poetry in this :HtAx.GHAH
:GIH k sa:s (. {, 3esTIsOTc
PROT; <Afn.lItyns, ,fekeerly ; teaeb.r
in Mrs. plul iaSt, sen,aafy ct this place.
has, returned from : visit to Ohio, and taken
up biz abode Ut esuk Centre, where he
purposes s sf1 pal.et,o,as Il T.eeez1sglsA tn
pe..'pts pf ~. .1'l''t'' ssl 'f1 teg
cine. .p1n.!sFE 81 {
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sTH1 0LD s1AxD.-Ons Of thsa beet e.
tsblished houses IN tie e,ty l. D.. 8. Mar
lasts drug estsblishusat. 10 has been 90.
ing business Tor thirtssa years, 70 the sat'
Injection If hosts Of customers. He 10 The
sels maaufaetursr Of Maslstt's Magic Lin.
insnt and other popular preparations. = >.
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3:'1uTs e6d dFses Soods sszgsaI
,,..,..,,.g., rars and dress sssds'l
f. a,s:o:1s II ,'.s!1 "s1uts nj 49, gsoda !
h. ' : FOR HOLIDAY. PRESENTS;
AZ Piekit & ,Abbotl's. -
"r ,'::7a =" Al Pickit 4 Abbotts.
;.a-, ~ At Piekit and Abbott's.
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TAxlx or1.-Ths body Of Corporal Ne
Msnus has been exhumed and his head
taken OF. The skull will b produced ~
evidence by The prosecution in sustaining
certain points during the trial.
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EuRTHIl NOTICE 10 ALSO GIVEN, THAT ALL
IL Re-! 1etats rsxss shall b paid bssore to mt
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INV Fnx,-Attsntion il directed to the
advertisement Of Bush & Foster, who
have opened . very large and handsome
stock Of watches, jevslry and plated ware.
Their assortment Is very complete. and ths
gods are Of the best quality. Nothing viii
b sold except - rspressntsd. They also do
repairing carefully. ;
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&, 4 MP 1U1TH11 NOTICE 10 HRRIDY GIVEN,
~ tAs8 ~ ,laessisnsd, fTsassrer Of Steern:
Ce9kY, - A1 0epsty, viii - IN s<tsndaoee ~ the
ssv pacse Of holding eleettoa q places otherwise
.ea hesoaetss. IL the collection Of Taxes Tor the
leaR l9lt Ne: 49,, -, w. Wv
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9 New Subscribers,
We will send, postpaid, {
copy Of the
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name % Margaret Scaalsn, came . week
OF more ago from st. Anthony, and stop
psd q different ofths tavs,ns hArs.. Gsttine
sbout cut Of money, she invested her last
fsw dimes in whisky, and became nissea-
bly, drink snd noisy. She had . young
babe with her. She went to the jail, end
vss finally taken to hotel and kept until
yesterday morning, when she WAS furnish
cd with money to carry her to her friends
1t st. Anthony. The man who sold her
the liquor deserves to be ridden out Of
town ON . rail.
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+ II u q pleasure T. skew eseAs.
'Rensnher' 1ths ':Rsgalater." a.' a.. :. .
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OTTER TAIL COUNTY.

w. d. MxIOu61u>
1t. Cloud, MINI.
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JANUARY 9TH, 1s70.-As viii b ssta ~
a. ansosse<mest elssvAers, tie JouIxAl's
Story for tie eoasirg year ,siN eo"sw<~es viii
tie issss Of Jaaxs,y eM. Subscriptions
sAosld BE- sat II, IPossi3Is, before that tine.
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oL,rseteays,1.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27

We noticed some since the arrival of Young
S. Bebo, at the Orangcburs County Hotel,
kept BY Sheriff Riggs who administers the
hospitalities of his House with credit to him
self aud we presume satisfactorily to his guest
But in consequence of several of his patrons
leaving short time since for parts unknown.
We learn tia. an Order has been applied for
and obtained from his Honor Judge Carpen-
ter, requiring Sheriff Riggs to deliver the body
of Mr.. Young S. Bobo to the Sheriff of Ricl :
land County for safe keeping. Mr.. Bobo will
carry with him our wishes that he find his
new quarters comfortable
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EAsTER.-Easter is movable feast. being
the frst Sunday after the full moon which hap.
pens upon or next after the twenty first day of
March (the vcrnal equinox). The period
which il can occur extends from March 22d TO
April 25th-thirty five days. From this feast
the Christian passovcr-are calculated all
the other moveable feasts, as we'll as the
fasts, observed by Christians.
Easter is 80 called from the Saxon "Oster,"
10 rise, being the day commemorative of Christ's
resurrection; or, as others think, from the
Teutonic goddess Ostcra, whose feast was cole
bratcd early in spring.
The egg at Easter is an emblem of the rising
up out OF the grave, in the same manner as
the chick, entombcd as it were in the egg, is
in due time, brought to life. AS an emblem
of the universe, the work of the Supreme
Divinity, the egg had place in the theology
and philosophy Of the Egyptians, Persians,
Gauls. Greeks, and Romans.
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We made flying visit to our Capital few
days since. We had not the pleasure of Sec
ing his Excellcncy Governor Scott, though We
danced attendance for an hour or so. We.
however, hrd a pleasant and agreeable chat
with his Secretary, Mr.. Heart. Our impress
sion of this finc old gentleman is, that he is
the right man i'll the right place, and we must
congratulate our worthy Governor for his fore-
sight and judgment in the selection of so
worthy man to carry his portfolio.
We had the pleasure of greeting our esteem
ed friend Captain Parker, the Honorable
State Treasurer. Who even amidst the rush
of business--it being the last day of the Scs-
sion-found time to please us in his chat.
Our interview with the Secretary of State
and the Comptroller-G General were pleasant
and satisfactory. These gentlemen were also
much pressed with business, but their arrange
ments were 50 wisely made and governed, that
y visitor could not feel himself an intruder.
Weswerc sorry to fnd our friend, and Hon.
orable Senator, Major Jos. a. Green, on a bed
of afHicti"n. He has suffered severely for the
last mouth from Hcmorrhagc of the lungs.
We are glad to state, however, that he is slow
ly recoyefing, and ifno relapse takes place, ex-
poets to be here in the course of the week.
The General Assembly adjourned sine die
on the gath inst.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAR "a, 1869.
THE ORANuEBuRa NEWS is THE
ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED In Or
ANGEBURG, COUNTY, AND PAYS
WEEKLY VISITS TO EVERY HOUSE
AND HAMLET IN THE COUNTY.

4. Several of our readers, doubtless, OBJ
served q red cross ou the margin of tIsir pa
per, last week, several of these knew what it
meant: and no such mark will be found on
taeir papers this week. Others, however, may
hot know what it means, Well, We will pro-
eeed to cell them. One mark means your sub
seription is due, the second mark s,eans pay
up. and crushing them means that If you don't
pay up you will be crossed out, and no more
Aave the pleasure Of hearing US spout. through
the medium of the ORANoEDUnG News. We
love you, reader, fondly love you, and hate to
part with sou, but we love that two dollars,
Too; so pay up and don't get cross.
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a FAIR AND SQUARE NOTICE.

'The htorer ia 'eorthy Of has hire" All
persons indebted to this Office for Subscriptions
to the 0RAsaEBuRG News are expected to
come forward and pay up between this and
the first day of April next All name. on our
subscription books ut that date not credited
with the amount of subscription due-will be
struck from the list of subscribers to our paper
We are done crying after "spilt milk"
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Clerks Sale.

I
In
John T. Butler
BY virtue of dccretal order in the above stated
case, will sell Orangeburg Cour, House. ON the
sale day in April next all that plantation or tract
of land situate in the County OF Orangcburg con-
tanning "a acres more less and bounded by
lands formerly owned by Dash. Roach and John
Crum, and known as Snndes Big Bay.
CONDITIONS:
One half Cash and balance on n Cr.dit of S;,
Months Purchaser to give bond for said balance
secured by Mortgage of the premises. and to pay
for papers and revenue stamps. Mort gnge to CON
ta'n covenant for resale after twenty-one days
notice in case of breach of the condition of the
bond and in case the pure hascr shall fail to comply
with the conditions of sale the said land will be re-
sold on the next succeeding sale day at the risk of
the former purchaser.
GEORGE BOLIyER
mar 1876 C cp
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SouTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST CON-
PANY.-Purticular attention is invited to the
advantages which this institution affords to
parties who desire to invest their funds tenn.
porarily.
The ability TO use such funds at short notice,
and at the saline time to derive interest there.
on, is thus amply secured. Executors, admins
traitors or trustees, also ladies unaccustomcd to
the general management of investments. will
find this Company convenient and safe
depository for money.
The Directors arc we'll known citizens of
Charleston.
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OlsANGERURal COUNTY,
PROBATE COUP

THVD-IIE CVURI.
Er pnrte Michael Arant, Ex'r Estate Henry Fekel.
NT HEREAS, Michael Arant having filed his ne
w ttion and final return in this Court pray
ing for letters Of dismissal as Administrator OF the
Estate and Effects Of Henry Fckel, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned that on
Friday the 9th day of April next, will proceed
to grant said dismissal.
Witness my hand and seal of Court, this 4th day
of March, A. ID. 1869
THAD. G. ANDREWS,
mar st Judge of Probate
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DIRECTIONS FOR UsE-Rhodcs' Supcr.
Phosphate, the old aud long established stand.
ard manure, can be used either broadcast or
i'll the hill or ,ciM tie seed m the drtN-ip mo
instance is it to be ploughcd under sod, nor
bcddcd upon.
In case of re-rlanting or backward growth,
Rhodes applied as top-drcssing produces
speedy growth-H docs not fire. Exposure is
of great advantage, as it absorbs ammonia from
the atmosphere, rain and dcw-it being estab.
lishcd that large quantity of ammonia per
acre is evolved during the year from these
sources
An application of two hundred pounds pcr
acre is considered sufficien. for crops, but cx-
p'rlcnccd liantcrs report three hundred pounds
per acre as repaying the outlay-high man.
uring, on n few acres, being the most desirable
under our changed labor system.
Professor Charles U. Shepard, in a recent
paper, says:
The planter will never obtain the best ef.
fects of artificial fertilizers until he incorpo-
rates them largely with composts of stable
manure, vegetable muck and wood ashes.
The idea Of trusting to few hundred pounds
to the acre of even the best fertilizers seems
next to absard to the Northern or European
asriculturist, who thinks nothing of eurichinS
the same area with ten or fifteen tons of a
sound compost"
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EAIR NOTICE..

IL The Collection Of all
Taxable Real Estate within the Corporate Limits Of
Orangchnrg Village, for the year 1862 will be held
at Dr. Oliveros' Drug Store, each afternoon, he
tween the hours of and o'clock, from the llth
to the 10th day of March. inclusive
Those failing to make Payments during the after
moons above specified, will subject themselves to an
additional ten per oenum their original Assess.
ment. T. J. OLIVEROS
icb -'-H Clerk of Council
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EINAL NOTHCE.-AlI Persons
n having demands against the Estate of Rich
ard NJ Glaze, deceased, are hereby notified to pre-
sent the same properly attested, on or before the
9th day OF April next, or they will be debarred
payment. NJ. A. NJ. ARANT,
mar -V--ol Admx
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TN the District Court OF the unttca

IL 8TiTES-for fhe Districf Of Nouth Ca,oIlna.-
IN me Matter cf J. w. Kein, Bamkrupt-In Bank
,rnptcy-Noticc is hereby given that all Creditors
holding Lions on the Estate of J. W. Keitt Bank
rup, must prove their Liens before julius C. Car
pener. Esq, Register in Bankruptcy. at his Office,
No ~, Broad Street, in the City of Charleston, on
or before the 10Th day of March, inst.
by order Of the Honorable George S. bryan,
Judge of the District Court of the United States
or the District OF South Carolina.
&. D. GLOVER
March u, 1863 Assignee.
mar q a.
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sheriF's Sales.

e3&&0& A&A y SQASSs
will sell TO the highest bidder, at Orangcburp
Court House, on the first Monday in April nc 1t
for cash the following property, viz:
One tract Of land containing $40 acres, bounded
by lands Of D. Avinger, W. C. Norris p. J. Tate
and Estate lands of David Shucr levied on as the
property of George W. Thompson at thu suit of V.
ID. w. Janison Commissioner in Equity.
One tract of land containing 30 acres more or
less. bounded on the south by Thomas Oliver; north
by Mrs. A: c. Andrews, west by Mrs. u. Kcitt and
cast by Columbia Road. Levied on as the property
Of G. D. keitt at the suit Of David Houscr.
One tract Of land containing 800 acres, lying on
Bull Swamp. Levied as the property Of J' j
Douglas at the suit Of Jas H. Harley.
ALSO
One tract of land containing 900 acres bounded
north by Estate of l.. S. Tyler, east by A. D. Dow
River. Levied on the property Of Thomu. w
Fyier at the sal: sf wm. II, wrotten Assignee.
ALSO
One horse Levied o. the property of ]. ].
Houck at the suit Of L. Louis & Co.
ALSO
Jamison Com'r., Frederick.
Under Decree of foreclosure in Euuitv in ,b;,
case will sell at Orangcburg Court House on the
hfth day OF April next for cash purchasers paying
for Title and Stamps). All those three tracts the
property of \. j. Frederick lying in Ornngchurg
County to wit: One tract Of about 100 acres. on
North Edisto River, through which tract Sandy
Lake runs; bounded nearly NIL round by Lands
which were of l.. f.. Cooncr. One other tract of
about 300 acres; called Radcliffe e'-bounded by
the 'drifhth's Old Place" formerly OF Vim. Fred
ericks, and by lands Of Reeves Doyle, anil former
ly Of L. T.. Cooner; and Other tract of about oa3
acres; being the undivided half of 4iG acres on
the mile Pond and Peter Woods branch" waters
Of North Edisto.
sheriff Ofhco, ii. RIGGS,
orahgeo'rgC L. H.. >. C., s. q. C..
Mar. 8, 1869.
marl3 n
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1. X. SasRortas, Representative from this
County in the General Assembly, has been np-
pointed Postmaster at this place This is, we
believe, the first Federal appointment of a
colored man to office in tho State
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EINAL NOTICE.---AlI PersOna
i holding claims against the Estate of John q.
Miller, decd, will present them properly vouched.
to the undersigned. on or before the 18th day of
April, 1859, OF payment will he debarred.
j. II. O'CAIN,
mar 3Q-3t Qualified Administrator.
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FIRST SHAD OF THE SEAsoN.-Mr. D. w.
Robinson caught on Monday evening last, the
first Shad caught in the Edisto at this place.
Their advance up the Edisto this year is un-
usually late.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27

A well known author hung up his stocking
in jest last Christmas Eve, and his wife, very
much in earnest, put baby in it; whereupon
the author said: any dear, darn that stock
ing"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27

il STdTES-FOT the Dntrict Of Soufh Carohna-
In the Matter of Jacob F. Wiz, Bankrupt-I
Bankrupfey-To all Whom IL may Concern-The un-
dersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment
as Assignee of Jacob r. Witt, in the County of
orangcburg and State of South Carolina, with.
in said District, who has been adjudged bank-
rupt upon his own petition by the District Court of
said District.
Dated at Orangeburg G. H., the Sd day of March,
A.. ID 1869.
C. b. GLOVER,
mar o-"t Assignee
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27

A Proclamation has been issued by Cover
nor Scott, directing all necdful measures to be
taken to carry into effect the recent &C. of the
General Assembly, 70. the removal of the
county seat of Barnweil County from Barn.
we'll to the Town of Bleckville.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27

MEssRs. CoRNELsoN, KRAMER & Co. ad-
vcrtises fresh stock of goods just received
All that is necessary for US to do is to call at
tention to their advertisement The fact is
notorious, that these gentlemen know exactly
how to keep a store. They arc liberal adver-
tiscrs to which, as matter of course, they are
much indebted for their great success They
buy heavily OF all kinds of goods, to sell, and
they let the people know it through the
medium of their County paper We advise our
readers, one and all to give them call.