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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-29

NOT VERY DULL.-Anything to break the
monotony of business is pleasant. For in
stance good square dog fight, at times, is
pleasant to contemplate. We saw one up
about the Mint where Bulger and Towser
had it, rough and tumble, but Bulger G. t,ing
the best of Towser, Towser's friend Mike
snatched the victorious Bulger by the tail,
when Johnny u. concluded the per-
Torrance by sending a paster on Mikes
bugle." The dog, retired from the scene
in disgust.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-29

RATHER WINDY.-Fo- a few days past we
have been blessed with high winds. Ye
Washoe zephyr has cavorted in and around
sar buildings, singing the songs Of Winter
instead OF the soft lulabys Of April. 1t is
an i'll wind that blows no good. " Garden
sass may suffer, and travellers may growi
because they have to eat their peck Of dirt,
but small poI, fevers and other pestilences
take wind and leave healthy community.
Let the wind blow!
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-29

An Act establi -hing the term 81 Office Of III,
House Of Representatives, and providing Tot
biennial sessions of the Legislative Assembly 81
the Territory IL Montana.
BE IL enacted by the senht aud House 81 Rep.
resentati,cs ~ til. Unit.d Stats. Of America In
Congress assembled, That hereafter the members
Of the house of representatives Of the Territory Il
Montana shall he elected for the term ~ two
years aud the stated session. ~ the legislative
assembly shall bs biennial. Aud the said Legis.
i,e assembly, at its first session after the pass.
age Of this act. shall provide by Law for carrying
this act into effect.
Approved March !, ls69.
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fOPFICIAL.I
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATE!
Fused at tie Third Session cftse FbrtistA

Fused at the Third Sssion cftse Fbrtieth
Congress.
GPublic-No "a.
An Act making appropriation Tin part) for tbs
rxrenses Of the Indian department, and fol
fulfilling treaty stipulations.
Belt enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep.
resentatives of the United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the following sum be,
and the same is hereby, appropriated, ont Of any
money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
for the purpose hereinafter expressed:
For the relief Of the Yanc:on sioux tribe Of
Indians in Dakota Territory, in fulfilling treaty
stipuaticns where the money has been misap-
rropriated, to he expended under the direction
Of the governor and acting superintendent OF
Indian affairs of Dakota Territory, and to be con-
siieret an Offset against any claim these Indians
may have against the government for services
during the late war ten thousand dollars.
Approved, February %, 1869.
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fPuLlic--No. %, |

An Act granting a portion q the military rsssr
Walton of Sanlt Ste. Marie, Michigan, 10 the
American Baptist Home Mission society.
De IL enacted by the :, nate anu IIpusp of Rep
rcsentatiNes 81 the United state Il America IA
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of Wal
j. hereby authorized to convey 20 the American
Baptist Home Mission Society. by good and sif
Gent title, portion ofthe military reservation NJ
SAINT Ste. Marie, ia the state michigan, not Il
exceed one acre, now occupied by mission
building owned by SAID society.
Approved March ], 1859.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-29

No GOLD HILL News last evening.
What's the matter, Uncle Phil Got Mon
days issue, but none of Tuesday. Must be
getting lazs-or is it the 9Pring fever =
Carson -Appea'.
Marry, get the Carsonites TO subscribe for
more copies of the News and we will issue
:, earlier, or IN time for the stage. Try, and
see how that will work. We have been a
good friend TO Carson, and we should like to
see them appreciate our services a little bet
ter.-Ners.
All Right. Show US one Slippery Gulcher
who will put up his coin for the APPEAL and
We will do it.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-29

WoRsR THAT "AwFUL GARDNER y
"Our Special Correspondent" in London
writing under date Of March Sd says:
The last announcement have seen is the
allowing in South London paper:
Med Wright, the converted burglar. will
preach at the Wandsworth Assembly Rooms,
and break open the doors OF hell with gospel
jimmy" -sff'1aHEf& IT'S e. sl"t
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-29

CoaFoRTABLE.-Upon inquiry last even
ing we learned that Billy Wilson was quite
comfortable. Hope he may be out in day
or two. We saw Mr.. Risdon yesterday
with his arm in sling taking his mishaP
quite philosophically.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-29
Approved March I, 1859.
Tpul,lic-No 70 !

fpuilic-No. -
An Act TO authorize the county commissioners o.
Ada county, Idaho. TO select cite for terrific
rial prison.
BE II enacted by the Senate and House Of Re
prssentatives Of the United stat.s 81 America IA
Congress assembled, That the county commi sion
ers u the cuun'y Of Ada, In tn. Territory q
Idaho. be, and they are hereoy, authorized, nndei
direction Of the Secretary 81 the Interior, u
select = site upon which 90 erect territorial
prison for said Territory
Approved March !, 1869.
Publc-No Is
An Act ameniatory Of an ast cntit,ed Z" An se,
for the rsii.f - certain drafted men"
Re il enacted BY the Senate and House - Re.
pre.entstive- of the United stai.a 81 America In
Congress as. mllsd, That o. much - the second
section Of an act en- titled " An act for the r.iei
# certain drafted men," appro scd the twenty.
eighth day Of February, ammo Domini eightee 4
hundred and sixty-s-ven, rs provides that sad
section 90 shall apply only to elaine received 81
the War Department pri,r to its passage" be.
and the same 4, hs.ety repealed Provided,
however. Shat all claims under sad second sec.
tod Of sad act shall be presented and filed within
two years from the date Of tho final passage VI
this act and not aftsr~ards.
Approved March I. 1859.
fPubic-So. 3l1
An Act to allow deputy collectors ~ internal rev.
enue acting as collectors the pay Il collectors,
and fur other purposes.
he it enacted Ly tho senate and House - Re.
representatives. of the United States - America In
Congress assembled. That any deputy collector ~
internal revenue who has performed. or may here.
after perform, un ie authority or requirement Il
law, the duties ~ collector 20 internal revenue IN
Consequence 81 any Vacancy In tho Office u such
Collector. shall be entitled ~ and rseev r much
~ the sam" ray and comre nsatios as " provided
hs law for such Hector; but no such payment
shall In an, case hg ssse whom. tae col. .cssv aas
received l. entitled to receive compensation for
scrvie, rendered dining ;ls aAms Ii.A - time.
SEC. And he II further enacted. That tbo-e
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-29

4 Coon MovE.-That safe that has stood
so long in the Magnolia has been purcased by
the County Commissioners Of Ormsby, and
now adorns the Office of the County Clerk.
Constable Willard done we'll in landing it
safely in The second story Of the County
building.
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iPahiic-No. 81
AnAot fIr the repeal % Tonnage duties On Span.
f.h

AnAot fIr the repeal % tonnage duties On Span.
i.h vessels.
he IL enacted by the Senate and House 81 ".
representatives. Of the United States 81 America ia
Congress assembled, That the Act entitled " ~
act concerning tonnage duty on Spanish vessels, :
approved June thirteenth, eighteen hundred aud
,hirty-fur, and the first, second, aud f.urth sec
tious q the get entitled " Anact concerning tom
mage duty on Spanish vessels" approved July
thirteenth, eighteen hundred and thrty-t~o, he.
and they are hereby repealed; and that II sran-
ish vessels coming from any port or place "a
or crntrayailins duties on tonnage are levied
upon vessels II the United States, or from any
other port or place TO and with which vessels 81
the United States are ordinarily permitted 60 81
and trade, ther. shall be enscteu IN the ports II
the United States no other or greater duty On
tonnage than is or sLa' be sxaced Il vessels Of the
United States.
Approyed March I, 1850
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-29

OFF FOR CALIFoRFIA.-Our old friend,
Lance Nightingale Left here last evening for
Marvsville, where he will visit his brother $
family and try and reeuperate in health.
Hope he may return here perfectly cured.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-29

De Lora CoSFIRMED.-We understood
yesterday that dispatches hasl been received
in Virginia announcing that Charley De-
Long had been confirmed as Mir lister to
Japan. Hope it may pfove true.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-29

WALL PAPER AND BORDERING. - Joe
Rosenstock has just received a very choice
assortment of the newest patterns Of Wal!
Paper and Bordering. Look at his adver-
,isement and then go and examine his goods.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-29

TEATER.-Secure your seats for An.
Stones Benefit tomorrow night.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-29

SuAwLs AND PAINTS AT OLcOyICH's.-
The Messrs. Olcovich have just received a
large invoice of the sort of goods which
should command the attention of our lady
friends. Elegant shawls and prints OF the
newest and most fashionable patterns are
among these lately received goods. or
course the fair sex viii die Of curiosity unit.
they get sight at them. See advertise
nent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-29

AN AcCIDENT.-Mr. A. J. Tyrell, of John
incomes foundry, Johntown, came near
meeting with serious accident on yester-
day. He drove up TO the Warm Springs
Hotel where the horses straddled stone
post, the result Of which was a broken neck
yoke. Mr.. Tyrell having spirited team, and
a carriage load Of ladies, the chances at one
time for a general smash up were good, but
bystanders came to the rescue and all were
unloaded safety.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

Thou CAN'sT NOT SAY DID IT.-Ws id,
nocently accused our old Council, in our last
issue, Of being the "constructionists, of tho
obstruction in iarket.street. We learn since,
that it"was 'put mp" by private parties, and
that our old Council allowed it. thinking that
it might accrue to the benefit Of the Town
generally. We tender our apologies to the
old Council, but renew our request to the pre-.
sont Council, to have it removed, or fixed up,
aud enforce the Ordinances passed by the ex-
Council in relation ts pcddling produce
through the streets until after certain hours.
We need market and, every town id the
State prides itself in such luxury. but
Orangeburg--but market without a bcn l.
like a woman without tongue something use
less in a country town, therefore, We would
urge, if our Council concludes to fix ND, rather
tkaa feaav AVN. Che purchase Off bell--so as
to let our good citizens know when the,e Is
som nsethin1 Jor safe iD the market.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

JOHN ID. STocKEn Co.-By reference to
our advertising columns it will be seen that
these gentlemen have just received n fine stock
OF new goods and they also advertise for bank
bills for which they will pay the highest rates
They proE se to close out their i sirable stock
of goods cheaper than the cheapest for cash
We can assure all who patronize this young
firm that they will be dealt with Justly and
fairly. The clerks are gentlemanly aud ac.
commodating- host within himself is
the in;mitable Jim" We congratulate the
Messrs. Stocker Il Co, on securing the services
of Mr. Jas. A. Williams-and it is only for
his many friends to know behind whose coun.
ter he is trusting his weight upon those pre-.
c"r'ous pedal extremtics of surplus flesh, to
cause them to rally to his succor, and that of
those who lend him support.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

Those Of our readers who live5by eating
good things will BE- pleased to call, we know,
on Mr.. John A. Hamilton, at the Court House
Store, where they. will find everything Are-
qaisite tosfll the larder, storeroon aud pa aatry.
The keeping Of choice groceries for sale has
always been his failing -and n failing too
which his customers fai. to fad fault With.
He advertiser in this issue for Peas wantcd.
He is also prepared to supply our farmers with
Guano and the Wando Fertilizer. Seq his
advertisement.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

toCRT.--The Court of General Sessions ad.
J"urIed last Friday. aud was called ON tho
Monday following, aud then adjourned from
dny t" day until Thursday, when his Honor.
''udse Carpenter. =ha had been detained ON
the Supreme Bench at Columbia, arrived and
immediately proceeded to work
Thursday being Sentence Day. the convict
ke.i prisoners were sentenced rs f,llows:
The State vs Elias Sclsnn. Arnold Dantxler.
Raaisu fIaiglcr, Allen Sktvers QUASI, l,,i-
Hard. tcol .t-lnd;ctment Burelary-Sentencc
,be hung on the 26th day Of March, be-
tween the hnurs,of 10 a. M and p. M.
The State IS. Charles Fielder. (col in
dctmcnt, Grand I.arceny--Sentcnce, one year
in Pcnitentary. s.t.sts fsa .5u 5t
The State vs.. Wm. Durham. (col)-In-
dictments Petit l.arceny-Scnrcnee, three
months in County Jail.
The State VS.. Fuller Prothro, (col)-In-
dictment, Petit I.arceny-Scutcnce, one year
In Penitcntiary.
The State vs. David Lebon, (col.)-Indict-
"'c"t, etit A'aIcehy-Sehtehcc, three months;
in County Jail.
The State VS.. Eliza Mitchell, (col.) )-Indict-
mcnt, Petit L'rceny-scntcncc. one hundred
dollars fine.
The State VS.. Joe Brown. (coi)-Indict-
saept. rescue of prisoners from Sheriff -Sen-
tence, eighteen months in Penitentiary.
The State w. Earl McCord, (coI) )-Indict.
ment, same as abovc--S. ntcnce. twelve months
in Pententiary.
The State vs. Bill Gilmore, (col) )-Indict.
ment, Burglary and Larcony-yerdict guilty
of Petit Larceny Sentence, TIVE years in the
Penitcntiary.
The prisoners sentenced to be hung are to
be confined in the County Jail of Riclland
until tho day Of execution.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

We take pleasure in announcing to our
many readers that in accordance with the
E'Foiiss E'Foiss made :.: ear 'salutatory" to make the
oaASaEnuRo News a live paper, We have
made arrangements with MalcomI L. Browning
Esq, to assist US in our editorial lab,rs. Mr..
browning will make his bow in our next issue,
and we leave it to his facle pen TO portray
whit will be bis efforts TO please our generous
patrons.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23
ASSIGNEE,S SALE,

IN BANKRCPrcY-In the baatiter or Or ifas.alYf F.
SALLY. bankrupt, Er parte MARTIN LivIxosrox
Ext, Many, Cs AnddR, .J6a1k r. Minors and
MHhfiS MuLHERls. 81 - I J.Juif -lrv :.
By ~ir.ne Of an order Of sale from the Honorable
District Court Of the Unitea Staes for the District
Of South Carolina, will sell a, public naotion,
a. Urangebnrg {; H., on Monday the lsl day
the The, interest. of tbe above named PantrnBt lip
+. Saley resides situated in the Fork of Edisto.
orangsSSSsg County eontnining Fight hundred and
twenty IS2O) acres more or less, BOUNDED north by
lands Of Is: r. PouandJ. W. Brown, east by estate
OF Henry Livingston, 7. w. Glenton and Morgan
Glcnton, soa,h by d. T. Glcaton, Daniel Boync and
estate OF X. W. .Corbet, and west by -,
Jacob Hutto and E. r. Gibson 80 -
ALSO 3. 2.
i Share in EdistO Timber s Lumber Pond co
Ccnditiaps-Ror The Real VEstate one-haif cash,
the baance in one ear with bond be.trihg ihter rest
payable annually. with mortgage Of the property.
For share in Tinber humber Pond Co., cash
Purchasers toPay for papefs and stampss
rv.DIBBLE, Assignee
II. =. sailey, Bapkrup,
jan Q ID
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE,

IN BANKRUPTCY-ln the matter of SAMUEL T..
lzLAR, bankrupt, E1 I"rie LEWIS d. S. KExNEu-
Lr, Ex I1rfe, b. F. poU. Admir-.
by virtue of nm order of sale from the Honorable
the District Court Of the United States for the Dis
trict Of South Carolina, will sell at public auction
Mt Orangeburg Court House, on Monday the LIST
February at the usual hours Of sae all that planta
tion or tract of land in the Fork of Edsto Orange
burg County, containing Three Hundred (30O)
Acres, more or less bounded North on lands of
John Bonnett on the South by lands of Adam Zeig-
,ler, on the East by the of Ricefeld Branch and
on the West by estate lands of Henry Livingston.
Tcrnts--Onc- half cash, balance on a credit of
one year, purchasers TO give bond bearing interest
payable annually and mortgage Of the plantation,
and to p:,y for papers and stamps
.EFs9 ss. ALSO .,,.
At public auction, Tuesday the Goth January,
1859, at IL o'clock A. NJ, ut the residence of Sam
uel L. lzlaP, rstttIr
! Buggy, Sow and Pigs, .-t
Tsrses cash. fs.
4. 4. EESREsg.
Assignee sam'l. T. Izlar, bankrupt.
JahV I'd
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Ass1GNEE'S SALE,

IN BANkRUPTCY-In the matter Of EM.SrEI
EzkkiEL of the firm of EZEKIEL & Komx, Bank.
rupts. -
By virtue of my appointment as Assignee of tho
above named Bnnkrupts, I will sell nt public amc.
t,on ON Monday. the ls' day of February next, at
All that Plantation or tract Of Land (bcing the
tract bought at Sherif's sale by tho above named
Bankrnpt) containing four hundred, md sfortv.
three 443fncres morc less. sit,iaie in 81. Mat
thews' Parish, orangeburg County. aud bounded
by lands OF Lewis Folder. Harvey Cogsweil, j. NJ.
Trick ard Dr.J. d. Darby. -
Conditionsl0ne- half cash, balance in one year.
secured by bon'l bearing interest,", md a mortgage
OF the property Purchasers 10 pay for papers und
stamps. ~ ~ ;s'..c -
r. v. DIBBLE, Assignee,
of Emanuel Ezekiel Bankrupt
Orangeburg, s. c., Jan 8, 1869.
Jan ,-s. al
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AssIGNEE's SALE,

IN BANKRUPTCY-In the matter If N,r,.,w
GALLEY, bankrupt, E1 parte JoHN j. SALLgH
ny virtue OF an order Of sale from the Hotora
bic the District Court of the United States for tb,
District OF South Carolina, will sell at public auc-
ion. at the residence Of DR.. Nathan w Salley. in
orangeburg County, on Friday Goth January. 1889.
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the personal property Of above
named Bankrupt, consisting of
Cattle, Hogs, Goats, double barrel Gun, Ride,
Conditions cash, aud articles delivered ;,bm,.
diately after the sale. 'I :
Hv. pIDBEE, A~;gnre
% Estate N. W. Smiley, Bankrupt
jan 10 td
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

AS will be seen by his card elsewhere, Mr..
r. Ezekiel has removed to rooms under the
Engine Hall, formerly occupied by the County
Commissioners, where he is ready to offer you
st-class jewelry and fancy articles-cheap.
HE is also prepared to do jewelry work of all
descriptions. He:is a$man of strong wilt and
energies, and is bound to meet with success at
his new stand. He is widely known as good
workman and We bcspcak for him liberal
share of public patronage.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

GHE CAMPBELL MIasTRBLs, so-called,
gave an entertainment here on last Thursday
evening. They drew quite respectable house,
and, if We arc allowed to judge, the audience,
'.or "or any other man, seemed satisfied when the
performance closed.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

sATuRDAYsIoRNING,t JAN, %, 1869,

DEATH oPsAa 0Lp AND WORTHY CIrIzEs.
A heavy pressure of business last week caused
us 70 neglect TO announce the death of an old
and very respectable citizen of,our Town, Mr..
James Harley. lie died in good old age,
being some eighty years old. He was nearly
all his life aud up to the time of his death 4
consistent and worthy member Of the n,ctho.
dist church. He leaves frichds innumerablc
and large family TO mourn his loss.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

IN BANKRUPTCY-In the matter of Epw.np An.
COZ hankrapt-kr pdrte W d. " Jsaisox,
Comr and MARY g. AnGoE
By virtue Of an order of sale from the Honorable
District Court of the United States for the District
OF South Carolina, will sell at public auction at
n me residence of Edward Argoe, in Ornugeburg
County, on Thursday the 2sth January. lsis n, I9
o'clock a. NJ, the personal property of aforesaid
bankrupt, consisting of - - SS
. head of Cattle, 10 Hogs, .apout 20 Sheep. un-
finished Buggy, Still and Worm, Silver Watch, half
interest IN Blacksmith Shop, and other articles
Conditions cash. and articles delivered in,me.
diately after tho sale.
". DIBBLE, Assignee.
$50. E.tate Edward Argoe, Bankrupt,
J"n 10 I'd
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We call attentionto the law card Of Sfessfs.
Illusions & Lsgare, to be found in this issue Of
our paper. These gentlemen are too we'll
known for US to attempt o word in their favor.
"Well-doae" is 4 cardinal principle in their
lexicon. E ,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ,
Orangcburg County. Ia Citation

by THAD. c. ANDREWS Esq, Judge Of probale
WHEREAS. j. II. 0'Cain. fartlef, hath mnsle
suit 10 me to. grant him Letters of ssmin;ss.s
ton OF the Estate and effects Of John As;.,ss de-
ceased. -' ,'' Fc I5islffl fiIT ~ rsr"S' ~
These ere thereforeto oite and ar,monish all and
singular the kindted and creditors Of the ss.l
before me, in the Coass % Ordinary to BE held at
Prebate Ofoc, 0rangebarg C. IT,. on Monday, llth
day OF January inst. after publication hereof a,
III o'clock in the forenoon. To sheSs cause If nny
begranicd. ''''
Given under MY hand this IS. day Of January
Ammo Domini, 1859 3tt /
THAD. Q. ANDREWS, Judge of Probate.
"a" ~" orangcbarg County.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

The Office of the County Commissioners has
been removed to second floor of the Young
America Engine House.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

We believe it is universally admitted at
this time, that our citizens are more peaccable,
lar-abiding, and hence, more sena'sieS than
those Of any other County in the St;ae. =
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN BANERyPyoyFrI I'M tAs, na..s, ,0f ,HesEaI
Byoviriuef Of my appaintmens ssuaAsssnse Of
aforesaid Bank5pP., win sell at public suction
M.,, at the residence Of Howell Eaactlin. in the
Fork Of Edisto, Orangeburg County, the personal
property Of the nbovs named assnkruft consistins
Of 7,tt,t.f r,,. -
Mules, iHeifer. shoa.s, wagon, snyi Buggy
Corn Shelter, double barrel Gun, Pistol Cross
Cut Saw, 125 busheis Corn, - Peas, 200 bushels
Cotton Seed, 800 pounds Seed cotton, set tarpen.
ter 81 Tools andIother sstielss5s l,,,!JY = al
diately after the salc. ~. 1,,,<,,t.y5..
r. v. DlBBI.E, Assignee
Estate Howeeiii ttssas:ss:!::=:, Bankrupt.
'A" ~ !; Hf.ul ~ I'd
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

Hon. Niles G. Parker, GU, worthy State
Treasurer, will please accept our sincere thanks
for his favor of the Sth inst issllpelralasa =
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NOTICE

IN Is hereby given that ASSESSMENT
of PROPERTY, Real and Personal, will comm enae
for ihe village ef orangebnrs, In the County Of
GFsagehsra, So Ce; on Monday the 4th day Of
January, isb:i. 81 hxrhEcgT
dcc i3-f Assessor.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23
STATE OF SOUTH CAR0LINA !,
OrangebnHr, CAnniY-

This Is to certify that have, on the arst say Of
January, one thousand; eight hundred and sixty.
nine, constituted MY wife, csroliAe Pooses, Frss
pea1er, 10 Hold and Ciaiss the right Of rsahsaciiag
all Business, SO long ms we both live
Whereunto, have set my hand and seal this the
asst day Of Jannarys 1854 tiiE q EiIf
49,, J.H. PQ0sER,
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