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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-27
IN The District Court OF thc

UNITED &T<l1'k.S-For South Caro-
in0-- Ociober Term, lS69--h he Udttcr Of
7homos u. PoM Of Orongcdurg Comfy. BGah-
rnpt-Iention for fnH and Fmoi Discharge m
BonkruPtcy.- that hearing he had
on the 9Th day OF December, a. II. 1869, at
Federal Court House in Columbia s. c.: and
that all Creditors, &C., of said Bankrupt APP
pear AT said time and place, and show cause
if any they can, Why the prayer of the pcti-
toner should not be granted. And that the
Second Ind Third meeting of Creditor. of
said Bankrupt will he held at the Office of j
c. Carpenter. Esq, Register of First and Sc
cond Congressional District S. c., on the
9TH day of December, a. ID. 1869, at IL NJ.
BY order of the Court, the 9th day OF Novem-
Der, A. d. 1869.
DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk of the District Court Of the
United States for South Carolina
nov l3 1T
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ANIEL uORLEErk
In The District Court of tho

Il FNlTEU .ST.i7'ES-tor Houh Caro-
hHa-Ociober Term lSI!'-M tie Matter Of
tain l. SreS'. of BarnweA coun;y bank
rnpt-fr'!.om for FuN and f'nai Discharge IN
Bonkrnp,cg that II hearing he had
on the "'h day uf december. i. u. 1850 at
Federal Court House III Columbia 5. c.: AMI
that all Creditors &c, of said Bankrupt ap-
pear at said time md place. and show cause,
If any they can, why the prayer of the Peti-
toner should not he granted. And tha, th.
Second and Third meeting Of Creditors OF
said Bankrupt will be held al the Office of j
{. Carpenter, Esq. Register Of First and
Second Congressional Districts, s. c., on the
1th day Of 'eccmhcr, A. d. 1860. at l2M
BY order Of The Court, the 9th day of Nuyem-
ber, 1868.
DANIEL lIORLBECK.
Clerk of the Distrio, Court Of rhc
United States for South Carolina.
nov II 81
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Estate Sale.

BY virtue Of an order Of /, e Probate Judge
of this County. will sell n, Orangcburg. S.
c., on Monday the 9th day of December
next, Mt the close of the Shcrin-s sales.
MULES, Wagon and Wagon Harness
ALSO
On Tuesday. 1th day of December next at
the late residence of Christian Arant, de-
ceased, lot Of Corn, Fodder and other Pro-
duce, and some Farming Utensils and House
hold Articles. All Of tho Estate OF Christian
Arant, deceased.
Terms cash. GEO. BOLTyER.
Administrator.
nraneA:.,rr. s. C. Nov 2nth- 1864.
nov % 2t
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18th The III Hop; bs.J JadIgs sIss,5 Inslis q af
in the University of Maryland. Judge
lnelis has accepted this position, for
which he is emiuently fitted, not only by
his knowledge of the law and his supc-
rior scholarship. but also by his uuriyaied
talent for imparting instruction,
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Attention Elliott Hook and Ladder
COmDany

The Regular Monthly Meeting of the above
Company will be held Mt engine House
Hail." on THURSDAY EVENING the I'd De-
cember next ~ o'clock. A full and pune
tual attendance is requested as business of
Importance will be transacted.
By order of JOHN A. HAMILTON, Foreman.
nov 27-1t C. s. BULL, Secretary
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS, Ephraim Mcclure and Marga-
ret NJ, Mcclure hath applied to me for Let
ters of Administration on the Estate of Mary
Mcclure, late of Orangeburg County, dec
These are therefore to cite and a,lmonsh
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased. to be and appear before
me at Court of Probate for the said County,
to be holden at Orangeburg on the 9th day
of December. 1869, at 10 o'clock A. NJ to
show cause ii any, why the said Administra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal o" the
Court this 20,h day OF November, A. ID.
1869, and in the ninety fourth year of
America lid e d,nce.
1HAD. {. ANDREWS,
nov 2I-2t Judge of Probate
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In thc District Court of dc

Il TNITE'U STITES-Fior .SoutA Caro-
hHG-Oc'ohcr Term, lSi9-M the Matter of
Jd"'S s. Th"mDson, OF Ordnge6wg County,
B0"hrDPt- Ishton far FuH and finai DIS
eharge m 0nkrptcy-Ordercd, that hear
ing he had on the 9th day of December. A
ID. 1869, nj Federal Court House in Colum-
bia 5. C.; and that all Creditors. SC. of said
bankrupt appear at said time and place, and
shoW caus;, if any they can why the prayer
of the Petitioner should not be grated.
And that the Second and Third meeting of
Creditors OF said Bankrupt VIII be held vi
the office of j, c. Carpenter. Esq. Register
ST First and Second Congressional Districts.
S c., on the 1th day of December, A. d.
1869. at II NJ
by order of lhc Court, the 9th day of Novcm-
bcr, 1863.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court of the
United States for South Carolina.
nov l3 81
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TlSTATE NOTICE.---All Per-
IL sons having demands against the Es-
tate of CHRISTIAN ARANT, late of Orange
burg County, deceased are re-, quest ed to pre-
sent the same properly attestcd to the un-
dersigned. and all persons indebted to said
Estate will make payment at once to
GEO. BOLIVER, Administrators
Orangeburg, S. c., Nov. 10Th, 1869
nov q I'm
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The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG.

by virtue of an order from the Honorable
Probate Court of said County. will sell at
0rangeburg Court House. on salesday in De.
oember nex, he following personal property
Of the Estate of +. w, Andrews. licensed
Shoats, 20 Bushels Of Corn, 800 pounds
of Cotton in the seed and 200 pounds of Fod,
der. Terms cash.
ANN G. ANDREWS,
nov ltd Administrative,
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ORANEBURG-IN EouIrY.
Phelps ct. al. VS.. Carson ct. al.

BY virtue Of decretal order in this case, I
will sell nt Ornngeburg Court House, on the
first Monday in December next.
All that lot or parcel of land situate in the
Town of Orangebirg containing one acre
more or less. and bounded By lands of Will
liam G. Whilien anil Estate lands Of the late
Henry Ellis. For particular description OF
sail lot apply mt the Office of Messrs. Glover
i Glover
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papers.
AMI stamp.
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In the Dis,ric, Court of the

Il INII'ED Sta TES-for SouM caro-
tma- Octodcr Term. ls69--In tie Ncnrr Of
Nemy L.. Smo0k, Of OrdngeJUrg Connty, Bask-
ruPt-P0Vjon Jar FuH and FnM Discharye IN
dnhrHPtcy-ordcrcd, that hearing he had
on the !th day Of December, A. ID. 1860 at
Federal Court House in Columbia, s. c.: and
that all Creditors, &C., of said Bankrupt APP
pear at snid tine and place, and show cause.
~, incy can why the prayer of the Petit
toner should not be granted And that the
Second and Third meeting Of Creditors OF
snid Bankrupt will be held at the Office of J.
C.. Carpenter, Esq, Register OF Fret and Sc.
oond Congressional Districts. $, c., on tho
9TH day OF December, A. ID. 1899, AT IL NJ,
liy order of the Court the 9th day o. N1,em-
Der. 1869.
DANIEL H0RLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court of the
uuited States for South Carolina,
nov Ia 81
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ALSO,
james II. Harley,
vs.. Bill for Fofeclosnrc,
.Ioscpi J. Dnnrlnss -

Joseph j. Douglass.
Under decree III this case. I will sell on tho
first Mon'!ay i'll December next, Mt Orange
burg {. IT,. all that plantation or two tracts
of lnnfl situate in Lexington and Orangrburg
'ountics Sni State OF South Carolina, oil an,l
near waters of Glazicrs Branch. waters uf
North Edisio River. the two said tracts con-
tanning 300 hundred acres more or less. and.
bounded as follows: House tract on the cast
by Jo'cPh VI. Harley. and on the north.
south ami west by estate of George Living
ston. and the o,hcr tras; on tho north by j.,
\. Jones. west Elixaisil,--,c cart nv
Joseph Nj. Harley and south by Sampson
Ming.
FERNS cash rurehHser to pay for stamps,
and papers.
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BRICKS BRICKS

TgIHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
about 5000 good Brick, which will
be sold AZ $12 per 1000 at my yard in Or
angeburg, JAS. CANNON.
nov 27 q
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Henry D. Bonnctt, Admir-

Henry D. Bonnet or Admir-
Jno. F. Bennett, Admir- ct. al.
BY order in this case, the creditors of
George j. Bonnet, deceased, are required TO
prove their demands before me by the Goth
December, 1869. GEO. BOLIVER.
October 20, 1869. C.C.P.
nov ~ I'd
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ORANGEBURG-In Eou,rr.

A r. Cue vs. s. b. Sawyer, and T. B. Tyler.
Under the decree in this case, will sell NJ
orangebnrg C. H., on Monday 9th December
next, for onc-hnlf cash. the balance in ono
year. secured by hnnd with interest from date,
payable annually, and mortgage Of tho
premises, with covenant for resale on breach
of bond, purchasers paying for papers and
stamps.
All that plantation or tract of land in the
Fork of Edisto in this County, containing
400 acres more or less, and bounded on
lands now or formerly Of C. T. Bowling, A.
p. Cue, estate Ratclif, Walker and A. d.
Bowling.
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ALSO
ORANGEBURG-F& Eot,Ti.

ifarpn Riggs. Trustee, Decree
vs.. for
Henry :. lintlcr Foreclosure.
Under the decree in this case. will sel, nj
Orangeburg on the LIST : inlay in December
next. all that certain 10 ,r piece Of land in
the Town of Orangcburg situated ON MARKET
S'rec'. having fifty feet front on said street
and ab"ot two hundred feet in depth more or
less. and bounded OH the north and south by
lots of Mrs Ncuifcr and ives, by r. n. "
BriggHann.
Terms-one-half cash, balance in one
year. with bond and mort ga ge Of tho purchas-
er, containing a covenant fer resale upon
breach of the condition Of the bond, and to
pay for papers and stamps.
ALSO
ORANGEBCRG-IN EoUrTY-
William C. Moss, In tho
George W. Barton ct al. Circui. Court.
Ry virtue Of an order Of sale made in this
case by the said Court, will sell 1T Orange
burg, s. c., on Monday the 9Th day Of De-
cember next, during the usual hours OF sale.
the following lands:
/. All that tract of land situate in the Fork
of Edisto, on The Cannon's Bridge Road. in
the County Of 0rangeburg and State afote-
said, containing Four Hundred and Seventy
seven (4IO acres more or less. and bounded
by Estate lands of George III. Poser. by
North Edisto River, lands of W. C.. Moss.
Daniel Smoak, and the said George w. Bar
ton.
2. All that tract of land situate in the Fork
Of Edisto in the County and State aforesaid,
containing twenty three (23) acres more or
less, and bounded by Estate lands OF Georee
II. Poser, and lands Of the said William e.
Moss.
Terms-Onc-ha half cash, and the balance on
a credit of six mouths, secured by bond OF
purchaser and mortgage of the premises, par-
chaser topay for recording. stamps and pa
pers.
ORANGErURG-IN EouIrY-
Susan Dukes, Admx, In the
BY virtue of order of sale made in this.
case BY the said Court, 1 ,sill sell at Orange
burg S. c. on Monday, the 9th day of Decen-
Der next, during the legal hours Of sale, the
following lands:
|. All that tract of land situate on Cattle.
Creek in the County of Orangeburg and State
aforesaid, containing four hundred and fifty
one (4ol) acres, more or less, and bounded
~ lands of Henry Arant, Thaadens C. Dukes,
Estate lands of james j. s Dukes. Estate
lands of +. j. Fielder, ana lands of John
Arant.
. The remainder in the dover tract con-
tanning one hundred aud oghty-two Q82)
acres, more or less, bounded by lands Of
James Appleby. Henry Arant, Estate lands
of F. j. Fielder, lands of Rufus Myers, and
John Arant.
Terms-0ne-tbird cash, and the balsnce
on a credit of one and two years, purchaser
to give bond for said credit portion, bearing
interest from day Of sale, payable annually,
and secured by mortgage of the premises,
with u covenant for resale on breach of the
condition of the bond, and also to pay for
papers aud stamps.
n. B,-The Lots At Reeyesvillc, s.. c., be-
longing to the Estate Of Joseph. Dukes, will.
he sold au the salesdoysin, January next at
Reevesyii,c. S. c..
shcrirs Office. y H.. RIGGS.
Orangeburg c, H., S, c., SOC.
Nov. H. 1869.
nov IL t,k
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Sheriff S Sales.
okANGEBURG-Ir EoUIrr. a
Jesse N. Haigler and
David 2. Fersner, Ex'rs.

'Ss<1 Aso--lN GQUIIEs n
Jesse N. Haigler and -
David 7. Fersner, Ex'rs.
vB.
GEORGE L. Smith, Admir-
BY virtue Of an order Of sale In tbia .csa.
made by the.said Court, Il will sell nj Orsngs
burg u. ID. on Monday the Gin day of Decem.
Der next during the usual hours Of eale' I4Y
acres OF land, of which Lewis Rast died seines.
bounded by lands Of b. Cuminingn Mrs'
Darby and Estate Of Vim. Smith and Lewis
Rast. = - ,'e"ts
Terms-One half cash, balance In ~
months, purchasers giving bond and morteaae
with covenant Of resale in case the ccnds~
IT, ms ofsthe bond Is not complied With. and
to pay for papers and stamps.
ALSO
Jesse N. Haigler and
David Fersner, Ex'rs. ftI
va.
Z. Nj. Wiies. N
BY virtue Of an order Of salo In this case.
male by the said Court, will sell at Orange.
burgC. H.. on Monday the 9th day Decem-
Der next, during the usual hours of sale, no
acres Of land on waters Of Goodby.s Hole,
bounded by I. 8. McGrew, r. s.. Keller.
Jacob A. Snider, H. A. Sghter and Children
Of Daniel A. Strock.
Terms.-0no half cash, balance in avelyo
months, purchaser to give bond and mort
gage. with coyenant Of resale in case the
conditions Of the bond is not complied with.
and to pay foT papers and stamps.
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ORANGEBURG-IN EQUITY

nraneA:.,r s. C. Nov anth- 1859.
nov "a 2t
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ALSO
I.SO

One tract Of land containing 600 acres
more or less bounded north and eayt by
George Harley, south by J. NJ. Harley. west
by Alvey Jones. Levied on as the property
of Joseph Douglas at the suit Of j. II. Har-
ley
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-27
Local Correspondence.

MoUYT JACKSON, May "a, 1859.
Nsssrs. Ed;tors-The Dramatic Entertainment
of the Memorial Association, came off on the 18th
and 18th instant, and am happy to say that in
every respect, it was complete success. The
amount realized, clear of expenses, was about
$3.50. do not think any one who witnessed the
representation will think me extravaganza when
say that more delightful entertainpent was
never presented to the people of this section
Your space will not permit me to notice the PLAYS
with sufficient fullness to do justice to the Ia
dies and gentlemen, who, without exception, ac-
quilted themselves in their several parts to the
surprise and perfect satisfaction of all. I cannot
refrain from noticing, particularly, some who
performed the leading and more impor tant char
CO.'S. The Coming Woman was rendered in a
stvla ecn II to = frst-elass place of amusement
eraru cboroo, r was well sustained, and the play
during its performance kept the audience alive
with interest. Mr.. Car eri, was p'a'eu W
gentleman from Page county, 'Tlth n'"' ,e,s
feet. Judge Wigfall, by lady OF Mt ''A'o ,.
with all the dignity of real judge. Vlc''"'"
Wigfall was womanly, natural and fascinating
Widow Badger was perfection made perfect. Mrs.
Wigfall, mild, submissive and meek but the
Hon. Wolverine Griffin wa positively nimtabe
and took the house by storm. Box and Cox was
played to the life, but greatly improved upon the
second night. Mrs. Bounces was never rendered
in bet ter style by professional. Mrs. Golightly
in ''Lend me Five Shillings" was sustained by the
same talented amateur who did Mr. Carberry on
the first night, and delighted everybody. Pttro-
leum was a delightful surprise. Araminta Stan
ley could not have been better played by Laura
Keene, or Davenport; the character was dressed
and acted to perfection. Mrs. Stanly was the
best played old woman ever saw. Pete was the
spoiled boy, and nothing else. The young lady
who called the l65th time for her bill, was just
the thing: and the rest were Gas good could
be-, The tableaux of Spring was pronounced by
everybody as beautiful as the day, especially on
the second night. Mons. Cayatina, Umbrella
Trick, was acknowledged by all to be the best
fsell'' of the day. Having had more than our
share of experience in such matters, claim
the right to cridcise this performance with some
freedom, ana it would be tiresome to notice all,
cannot help saying thatthe talent and vim ex-
hibited by the ladies who performed the charac-
tiers Of Wolverine and Araminta, victorine. Mrs.
Stanley, the Judge, and Mrs. Badger, would do
credit to any stage; and Mr.. Carberry, and O.
lightly could not be exceled. The Bohemians
was a favorite With the fun-loving.
To crown all, the room was crowded TO over
flowing each evening; everything passed Of
without jar, and the treasury has been literally
helped. Many thanks to those noble ladies. Mt.
jackson is proud, and deserves to be, of the
whole affair.
Z The floral Offering viii take place on Saturday,
the 5th Of Jnne, and tho ladies, who seem never
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PRICES REDUCED
BOOKS +! Be OKS!! BOOKS!
STATIONERY!

w Fl. BARGELT, at the Cheap Book, Sta
w tonery, Watch and Jewery Store, has
just received fresh supply of School Books, Sta.
tion-ry. Watches, Clock and Jewelry, and by an
arran cement recently effected, is enabled to sell,
at greatly reduced prices. Among his stock may
be found school books of every kind in use,
in Schools and Academies, also Histories, BIZ
ographies and Romances including the works OF
Burns, Shakespeare,
Moore, Byron and others.
Also, Mulhach, Scott,
Dickens, Marryatt,
besides an endless variety of miscellaneous
and other books,
Letter, Cap, Legal Account
aud Note Paper in
great variety and price.
Envelopes from TO 20 cents per pack.
Ink Of every variety and color,
A-4t CLOS Blank, Memoranda
and Pass Books of all kinds and prices. and
in short everything in the Book and Statione-
ry line will be kept constantly on hand. Also,
just received a new lot of Eight Day and Thir-
ty Hour Clocks of the best quality and beau
tiful patterns; Gold and Silver Watches and
Jewelry, of which a beautiful assortment is
constantly displayed, and at prices that can
not fail to please
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully re-
paired and warranted Old Cola and Silver
taken in exchange.
All in want of anything in his line may rest
ass,red that they viii save money by calling
AID To- king at his stock before purchasing.
April s, 1859.
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The ladies of the Mount jackson NJ .morial As
ISOLATION desire to tender their thanks to Col G
W Murphy. for his kindness in surrenderng the
depot, for their entertainments, and for the good
nature and cheerfulness with which he submitted
to the inconvenienccs which were unavoidable
ON that occasion. Also to Frank Jordan, ESQ.,
ofLuray, to whose taste, zeal and ability the sue
cess o. the entertainment was mainly due. Alo
to the members of the New Market brass band,
who kindly volunteered their services, which con-
tributed greatly to the pleasure of the occasion.
Also to the publishers Of the Old Commonwealth
and Rockingham Register, for publishing notices
of the entainment and to the Shenandoah VaNeg
and Shenandoah Herald for publishing notices,
tickets and programmes grauitously.
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S 2 e [ A l. n TIC Els
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These Pills are composed of various ROOTS hav
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ond ohs that the two likenesses of the Doctor
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We have received from the National Pub
fishing Company advance sheets of the Life
of Jefferson Davis, wish a Secret History of
the Southern Confederacy," gathered behind
the scenes, in Richmond, By Edward A. Pol
lard, another Of III. lost cause etc.
The work will be sold only by subscription,
and agents are wanted in every county. The
life Of the late President of the confederacy,
cannot prove otherwise than interesting to our
entire people. While We shall look anxiously
for its appearance. we cannot do otherwise
than express tie wish that the biography OF
this illustrious Statesman may be handed
down TO posterity, by other hands, than III.
author Of the above work
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Without a Good Digestion.

All other temporal blessings are comparatively
worthless. The dyspeptc millionaire who has
tried all tt potions of the medical profession in
vain and believes his complaint to be incurable,
would give half his fortune to be freed from the
horrors of indigestion, and thus enabled to enjoy
the other half. Of course he woald.
Perhaps H0STETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS has been recommended to such sufferer.
Possibly he has turned from the friend who made
the suggestion with sheer intimating that he
has no faith in any ''patent medicine 1t this
has been the case. so much the morse for him
His incredibly dooms him to life of misery. All
the luxures which wealth can purchase are at
his command Not one o. them can give him
pleasure. His own irrational obstinacy is his
bane.
The masses, happily for themselves, are less
skeptica. There is such thing as bigoted un-
betief, we'll as bigoted credutiiy and q golden
who are gifted with common sense adopt and
profit by. These are the class that patronize and
recommend Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Why
do they approve this famous anti-dyspeptic and
anti-bilious preparation ? Simply because they
have nat been too much the slave of senseless pre-
judice to give it fair trial, ahd have found that
when all other tonics, stmulants and all other
stomachics failed it produced the desired effect
''Strike, but heaa," safe the Roman sage. when
doubt, but try SAYS the man who has been
cured OF indigestion, or biiousness, or intermit-
tent fever, by the Biuers as he relates his exper-
fence of the medicine to his invalid friends -
Whoever is so welded to his own foregone the
oretica conclusions as to decline to test the pro-
perties OF medicine endorsed By the testin ony
OF intelligent men in every walk of life, and APP
proved by the people at large, deserves to suffer.
May