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The New Iberia Times says:

How TO KEEP WORMS FROM
CoTToN.-Our attention has re-
Gently been called, by Mr.. Ulgere
Occur, to a very simple safeguard
against cotton worms, which he
read somewhere, and, if true, is a
discovery that will save to the
South millions of dollars. The
field should be surrounded by
>rov S of corn and COW peas plant.
ed together, SO that the latter will
cover the cornstalk with it's vine
A planter who had tried the ex
pertinent saved his cotton, while
all his neighbors had theirs de
stroyed. AS it is so simple every
planter should try it. Perhaps
some peculiar smell of the pea
vine keeps the caterpillars away
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~ Detractors and backbiter

u Detractors and backbiters
are the very vermin of society
Pity that we have not some moral
magnetic powder to exterminate
the creatures, swelling with their
spiteful venom, who having no
force for anything IN themselves,
seek by insinuation, or misrepre-
sentation, or aroll of the eyes, or
slirug ofthe shoulders, to injure
a neighbor. The man who can
not advance except by tearing
down the reputation OF his fellow
man, should be shut out from all
respectable association.
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3, The weather for the past
several days has been chilly of
mornings and evenings. Just
the weather for cut-worms; and
just such weather as the plan
ter does not want.
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On the Oath ult., in this par
ish, and within a few miles of
the Arkansas line, Franklin
O'Daniel killed r. 9. Hambrick.
Hambrick's throat was cut
O'Daniel made his escape. II
our information was correct,
the killing was without provo
cation. 4q4 1A .a@
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Auditor. Wickliffe has; come
out at last triumphant in the
Observation-Disclosures row
Coy, Warmoth offers no further
opposition to Wicklitfe's oecu-
pancy Of the Auditors Office
Thus ends the matter, we SIP
pose. -. -. - - ~
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The News of the 9Th contains
notices of five seperate recoun-
tiers that have recently taken
place in Natchitoches parish,
in which pistols were freely
used. Freedmen were the ma
joel offenders against the ma
js$ty tofthe law, LET US have
peace. ng9d3s9 9nIap rls abai Ia
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~ Alexander 81. Stephens
history of the civil war has had a
sale of 81 900 copies.
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s., Rev, w. d. Shea will preach.
atBeIlevue on the 4th Sabbath
23rd inst.p y dtta9 ~.
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= M. Edward K. Russ, appoint
ed Sheriff of Bossier parish by
Gov. Warmoth, arrived at this
place Tuesday, Mr.. Hill has
turned over the books, papers,
SC, of the Sheriff IS office to his
successor, and Mr.. Russ at once
enters upon the duties of the
SaMe IHow as f9ss ~. rs.
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KEEP Stout HEARTs.--Amid
all the fluctuations of the politi-
cal barometer-now exciting
hope, fear, let us still keep
stout hearts. Having lived
through the trials of the last
tour years i'll spite of politics,
We should have learned not to
despair, happen what may
Contenting ourselves as well as
we can under the, circumstances
that surround Mss and being
politicians only so. far as to
watch the course ofeVents, and
hold ourselves in readiness to
pluck from therevolving wheel
whatever of good fortune may
be turned up, let it be our bust
ness to pursue our industries,
to gather around lis home COM
forts, to add to our possessions
and to acquire that influence
that property everywhere ex-
erts. to '2abs ..esi5rG f. 1901
In spite OF Wells and Under
wood and Lewis Lindsay, our
farmers can still grow their
corn, wheat and tobacco, our
merchants can still sell theil
goods, and olr mechanics still
ply the hammer, the saw and
tile plane. Of course, we can.
not expect to attain such a de.
gree OF prosperity as We might
under a different order O
things, without shaekles upo1
industry, onerous taxes and pc
4 litical acknowledgements, bu,
we can live and better our con
dition from year to year if ",
i will continue to work and IL
Peconolnize. Such a politica
chaos as now exists cannot las
long, Richmond Wing. f
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THE MUDDLE.-Muddles are
the order of the day. Wehaye|
them everywhere they are COM
mon. The one in question APP
plies to the Sheriff Office OF
Bossier. Several months ago
Gov. Warmoth appointed a
nondeseript, Frank P. Clark, to
the office of Sheriff of this par
ish, CLARK failed to "come to
time" whereupon His Excel
lency made another appoint
me MT. e. Russ. Pending
Rass's arrival, Clark aud his de-
p'4ty, SD. Leverett, arrived and
demand the Office. Mr.. Hill, the
incumbent, "could'nt see it's
whereupon the Would-be sheriff
issued sundry and divers no.
tees of his authority as sheriff
: Thus things stood-Clark ac-
ting the position of a knot on
I
a log-until the arrival of Russ
when the Office is turned owe
F. to the latter. Result-Russ
sheriff; exit Clark in rirtuou.
], indignation. In the meantime
: "all is lovely, and the goose
hangs high" E sA.f 4a- ,
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THE BOSSIER BANNER.
w. II. Scanland, Editor.


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80 ~ BELLEVUE, LA, 6...
Saturday 81: ::s;ii;;f;;a;ii:;i:May 10, 1869.

~ THos. MCINTYRE is our only duly
authorised agefitat New Orleans d
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- The Shreveport Southwes-
tern makes these excellent sug-
gestions: 9
We have the promise Of a good
crep-our farmers are generally
out of debt speculations in real
estate and especially in town prop
erty are. extremely precarious-
how then shall capital be invested
and employed among uss The
answer is, Sin cotton and wooden
mills, machine shops, foundries
and railroads" Experienced and
skillful Northern, men can be got
to manage all of these enterprises.
= d
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THE WHEAT Fields IN South.

THE WHEAT FIELDS IN SOUTH
ERN ILLTNeIs.-The wheat fields
in Southern Illinois look remarka
bly, promising. Farmers say that
for thirty years they'have not seen
the wheat standing better at the
same season. 1t is well stocked,
has that dark green color, which
shows slow and healthy growth;
and so propitious was the winter
that the wheaton the poorer fields
looks very nearly as well as that
on the best ground. Should there
not to be too much rain to make
the straw heavy, and should the
crop escape rust, there will be q
! very abundant yield in Southern
Illinois, no. Republican.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27

EAsTER.--Easter is a movable feast, being
the irst Sunday after the full moon which hap.
pens Rpon OF next after,the twenty first day of
MsreR 6hs vernaf eqninox). The period
which L scs,i oscar extends from March 22d to
April s5th--thirsy I've days. From this feast
.--the Christian passover-are calculated all
tho other; movable feasts, as we'll as the
fasss, observed by Christians
Ess.er Is 80 called from the Saxon "Oster {"
10 rise, being Guy commemorative of Christs
resurrection; or, as others think, from tho
Tcut6nic goddess Ostera. whose feast was cele.
bratedsariy ii spring e"
TIC sesg az Raster is an cmblem of the rising
up out Of the grave, in the same manner as
the chick, entombed as it we're in the egg, is
10 due time brought TO life. AS an emblem
of the universe, the work of the Supreme
Divinity, tho egg had place in the theology
and philosophy of the Egyptians, Persians,
Gauls. Greeks. aud Romans.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27

Wdnoticcd some since the arrival Of Young
s. Bqbe, at che Oraugeburg County Hotel,
kept BY shesiT Riggs, who administers the
hOspitalities Of, his House wirh credit TO hiu.-
salf aad we presume satisfactorily te.his guest
Bat III consequence of several of his patrons
leaving short time since for parts unknown,
We learn that an Order has been applied for
and obtained from his Honor Judge Carpen.
Ter, requiring Sheriff Riggs to deliver the body
Of Mr. Young 8. Bobo to the Sheriff of Riel .
land County snr safe keeping. Mr.. Bobo will
carry with him our wishes that he end his
new quarters comfortable.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27

We nsae aying visit to our Capital few
days since We had not the pleasure of see-
ing his Excellency Governor Scott, though We
Observation-Disclosures for an hour or so. We,
AASS~escr, had a pleasant and agreeable cha.
with his Secretary, Mr.. Heart. Our impress
sion Of this fhse old gentleman ia that he is
the right man in 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 che pleasure of greeting our esteem
ed friend Csptain Parker, the Honorable
sfsie ffreasnrcr. Who even amidst the rush
of business s4is 43sihg the last day of the scs.
sion--iuund time TO please us in his chat.
Our interview with the Secretary Of State
and thS comptroller-G General, were pleasant
and satisfactory. There gentlemen were also
much rrcssesl with business, but their arrange.
euts were 50 wisely made aud governed, that
evisitGf could not feel himself an intruder.
WesSesc EaFFy 70 fiud our friend, anu Hon.
orable: Senator, Major Jos. A. Green, on bed
of afilietian. lie has suffered severely for the
last mouth from Hcmorrhage of the lungs.
We are glad to state, however, that he is slow
ly recoysfiag, aud limo relapse takes place, ex-
poets 70 he here in the course of the week
The General Assembly adjourned sine die
on the 2s,ii lust.
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Clerks Sale.
James Cannon ct ux ct al

1o,, p ,,,,,,....'s In EaHi,y-
BY virtue of decretal order In the above stated
case, will sell nj Orangehurg Court House. ON the
sale day in April next, all that plantation or tract
of land situate in the County OF Orangcburg con-
tanning 10 acres more or less and bounded by
lands formerly owned by Dash. Roach and John
Crums and known as Sandles Big Bay.
CoSDlPtoNs:
One half Cash and balance on o Credi, Of Six
Months Purchaser to give bond for said balance,
secured by Mortgage of the premises, and to pay
for papers and revenue stamps. MortRn1 con-
tain covenant for resale AFTER tweuty-vae days
notice Ia case Of breach Of the condition Of the
bond and in case the purchaser shall fail to comply
with the conditions Of sale the said land viii be re-
sold on the next succeeding sale day, the risk Of
the former purchaser.
GEORGE BOLIyER.
mar 13-3t &C p
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q FAIR l i 4 AND II SQUARE NOTICE.

"The dbsrer IS seorthy Of his hir" All
persons indebted to this Office for Subscriptions
to the 9RANeERURG News are expected to
come forward aud pay up between this and
the first day of April next. All names on our
Subscription books ut that date not credited
with amount Of subscription win w;!I Dc bbe
struck from, the list of subscribers to our paper
We are dome -ying after .'spilt milk"
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L4OCAI. ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAR. "a, 1850.
THE JOHANNESBURG NEWS is THE
ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED In OR
ANGEpUgG COUNTY AND PAYS
WEEKLY VISITS TO EyERY HOUSE
AND HAsEIsIsg IN TIM COUNTY,.

X SsyeEal sef ,qur readers, doubtless, OBJ
sss-ca 4 i'd Sse4s de ..ss.s;a cf fAesr ma
per, last wssk, several Of these knew whst il
meant, and no such mark win be found on
taeir papers .his week. Others, however, may
not know whas ]: means, Well, We win pro.
seed to ssllishsas One mark meaas your sub
sssipsion is due, the second mark means pay
sp, and CRUISING them means that II yoa don't
pey up you win Be ic,ossed out, and no more
ksse the pleasure Of bearing us sport, through
the medium Of. the OnAkeEnuna News. We
lOvc you, reader, fondly love you, and hate 10
part with you, but we love tina. two dollars,
TOO; 30 pay mp and don't get cross.
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I'm sYse Dratrlet Court or the Uu,te.

TN Tine DIafFiet Court Of the Unfteta
Il STA TES-For The District Of s. NM Caroline
IN the Matter Of john Hugnsan Iankrupt-In
BaHkrnpfsy-To Whom IL may Conccrn.--The under.
signed hereby gives nc.ioe Of his appointment as
Assignee Of John Huffman, in tie District of
Orangeburg md State Of South Carolina, within
said District, who hss been adjndged a bankrupt
upon his own petition by tho District Court Of said
District.
Dated at 0rangeburg C. II. the Sd day Of March,
A, D. 1869.
C. u. GLOVER,
mar o-at Assignee.
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IN she District Court of tl.e United

IN llae District CO0rt of tlsc United
il STfTES-for hs Disiriet Of South CdroYina-
IN the Halter Of John Huffman. Bonk,rp,-In Bonk-
rrpfey.-Noiise is hereby given that all Creditors
holding Liens on the Estate Of John Huffman,
Bankrupt, must prove their Liens before Julius c.
Carpenter, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy. nj his
Office, No. ~. Broad Street, in the City Of Charles
ton. on or before the 29th day of March inst.
~ order of the Honorable George s. Bryan,
Judge Of the District Court of the United States.
for the District Of South Carolina.
C. B. GLOVER, Assignee
March IL, Is69.-l3 A. ,
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4 = e:sss district E>eaFt of ahe gs:sssza
Il ST4TES-for the Disfrief Of South Carolina
In the Natter Of y. ". Keia, Bankrupt-In Bank
rnptey.Notice is hereby given that all Creditors
holding Liens the Estate Of J. w. Keitt, a Bank
rupt, must prove their Liens before Julius C. Car
penter, Esq, Register in bankruptcy at his Office,
No. 72, Broad Street. in the City Of Charleston on
or before the 29th 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.
C. u. GLOVER.
March O, 1860 Assignee.
mar O a.
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HHsAXGEBURda COUNTY,
PROa4TE CONRT

Ez parte Michael Arant, Bx'r Estate Henry Fekel
"HEREAs, Michael Arant having fled his Pc
wv titicn and final return in this Court pray
ing for letters of dismissal Administrator Of the
Estate and Effects Of Henry Fekel, deceased,
Notice Is hereby given to all concerned that on
Friday the 9th day of April next, 1 will proceed
TO grant said dismissal.
Witness my hand and seal of Court, this 4th day
of March, A. d. 1869.
THAD. C..ANDREws,
mar T-St Judge Of Probate.
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TN the district Ce,art Or inc gJnlee,s

TN tine District C@sart ek ase Unstess
STATES-For hs Dislr,et Of Sosfh Cs,oi;.S--
In tie Halter Of Jacob r. VA, RGnkrspt--Es Ia Bank
raptey.-Notice is hereby gi$ensbat ail Creditors
holding Liens on the Estate oe JACOB p. VITA.
Bankrupt, must prove their Liens before Julius
Office No. ~ Broad Street, in the City of Charles
ton, on or before the Goth day of March inst.
BY order of the Honorable George &. Bryan.
Judge Of the District Court of the u. s.. for the
District Of South Carolina
C. b. GLOVER,
March b, 1859 Assignee.
mar 6 A.
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"
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slhsri;!T!ElC's i;!T!ElC Sales, $ asLlles,

ShsriH's If Sales. S asIlles.
By virtue Of sundry wrts of g. fa. to une directed
! win sell to the highest bidder, at oranschure
Court House, ON the hrs. Monday in April nexi,
for cash the following property, viz:
One tract Of Land containing $40 acres, bounded
BY lands Of ID. Avinger, w. G. Norris, p. J. Tate
property Of George w. Thompson at the suit Of "
d. " Jamison Commissioner in Equity.
less, bounded on the south by Thomas Oliver north
by Mrs. a: c. Andrews. west by Mrs. H. Kcitt and
east by Columbia Road. Levied on ms the property
Of g. d. keitt Mt the suit Of David Houscr.
ALSO
One tract Of land containing 800 acres, lying on
BAH Swamp. Levied on as the property Of J. j.
Douglas at the suit Of Jas. II. Harley.
ALSO
One tract of land containing 900 acres, bounded
north By Estate Of L. 8. Tyler. east by A. D. Dow
ling. west by Vim. Evans aud south by South Edis,o
River. Levied as the property Of Thomas ".
Tyler at the suit Of VIM. n. wrotten Assignee.
One horse. Levied ON a. the property Of ]. ].
Mouck at ahe suit OF l.. Louis & Go.
ALSO
Jamison Com'r., vs.. Frederick.
Under Decree Of foreclosure in Equity In this
case viii sell at Orangeburg Court House on the
fth day Of April next for cash PURCHASERS paying
for Title and Stamps). All those fhree tracts, the
property of a. }. Frederick lying in Orangcburg
County; to wit: One tract OF about 100 acrcp on
North Edisto River. through which tract, Sandy
Lake runs; bounded, nearly ell round by Lands
which were of L. L. CooneF. One other tract. Of
about 800 ceres; called Radcliffe bounded by
the .'Grifith'e Old Place." formerly of wm Fred
ericks, and by lands of Reeves. Doyle, anil former
ly Of L. T. Cooner; aud other tract of about 2a3
acres; being the undivided half Of IiG acres, on
the ..Mile Pond and Peter Woods Branch" waters
Of North Ejisto.
SHERIFF. Office, II. RIGGS,
1TsHSsa=TS {. a.. 8. C., SO. c.
Mar. 3, 1860.
mar Is n
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FIRsr SnAp or rlix SEAsoN.--Ms. ID. w.
RObiaspn caught on Monday evening Last. sshe
firvs Sind caught in tho Edisto at this placc.
Theiradvance up the Edisso this year Is nm
usually late. 6
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27

T. X. SaspoEtas, Representative, from this
County ihshe General Assembly, has been ap.
pointed Postfiiastsr at this place. This is, we
believe, the FIRST Federal appointment of a
colored man to Office in tI,c State.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27

EINAL EOTICE..-.Ala Persorss
1 holding claims against the Estate of John g..
Miller, deed, will present them properly vouchea,
20 the undersigned, on before the 18th day of
April, 1889, or payment win be debarred.
J. IT. O'CAIN,
iesz SSGa-aaaa SO q Gaa,iasa As:.s:nistrs;or.
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FHMAL NOTICE.-ARR Perssns
E. having demands against the Estate Of Rich
ard d.. Glaze, deceased, ara hereby notified 10 pre-
sent the same properly attested, on or before the
9th day Of April next, or they win be debarred
payment NJ. A. NJ. ARANT,
mar 22if--8t A1a,z
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TN the District Csmrt OF ehe Unsteea

II N tEee DNsaFfCt C0MPt OF the United
Il STA TES-For The District of Somh Caroinc-
in The Natter of Jacob r. W.T. Rankyups-I
Baakraptey-To qH Whom a may Coneeyn-The un-
dersigDed hereby gives notice of his appointment
as Assignee Of Jacob p. Witt, in tho County Of
Orangcburg and State of South Carolina, with.
in said District, who has been adjldged bank
rupt upon his own petition, by the District Court Of
said District
Dated at Orangeburg c. H., tho Sd day of March,
A.. ID 1869.
C. b. GLOVER,
mar 6-8t Assignee.
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NOTICE..

IL The Collection Of all
Taxable Real Estate within the Corporate Limits of
Orangehnrg Village, for the year 1869, will be held
at DIR. Oliveros' Drug Store, each afternoon, be-
tween the hours Of aud o'clock, from the IIth
to the 10th day Of March, inclusive.
Those failing 10 make Payments during the after.
moons above specified will subject themselves 10 an
additional ten per oeatum their original Assess
ment. Il. J. 0LIVEROS,
feb sE-~-st Cic.k 81 Ceaae:!
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Msssns. CoRNELsoN, KRAMER & Co. ad-
vcrtiscs fresh stock Of goods just received.
AL that is necessary for US to do Is 20 cali at
tention to their advertisement. The fact is
notorious, that these gentlemen know exactly
how to keep a store. They arc liberal adver.
tisers to which, as matter Of cuurse, 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 oftheir County paper. Weadvise our
readers, one and all to give them call.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27

sourH CAacLIkA LOAN AND TsUsr Con-
PASY.-Particular attentioh is invited 70 che
advantages which this Inztitutioa affords 70
parties who desire to invest their funds tenn.
posarily.
The ability 70 use sach funds at short notice,
and at the samo time to derive interest there
On, IS thus amply occurred. E1ecrsc-s, =ds;.;s-
traitors or trustees, also ladies unaccustomcd to
tho general maHagsusi,: Of investments. will
find this Company convenient and safe
depository for money.
The Directors are we'll knowa eisizeas Of
Charleston.
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COnsignees per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining in the Depot to Date.
N. E. w. sstrunk, T. e. Riekenbacker, Mira. O.
NJ. Roberts, w. J. Snider, J. II. Bolten, j. Bonnett
H. Marchant, =. NJ. Jones, d. X. Norria. NJ. j. Kel.
lsr, ]. w. Hoffman. u. w. Bates j. w. TYLER
Gueno will bc unioaded on the Platform at Con-
signee's risk.
In accordance with orders received from the su.
perintendent Storage win hereafter he charged on
Goods remaining in the Depot for an unreasonable
length Of time. w. G. MEREDITH.
Agent.
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF TnE ORAxeKBuna NEWS.
March %. 1860.
COTTON.-Sales for the week. 80 bales with n
good demand. We quote:
OTuinary
Good Ordinary ....-...-..........
Low Mtddling...........s ...............251
ediuuiihB......
ctrict hiddin8 8."..........."...........".
uocu 1sfduiing.....,s=====
RouaH RIcE-Is dull at 81 S5 per oushel.
Corn Ito Peas los.
Pinders, a0lbs to bushei, 81 90.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27
TN sHe Dastraet Court or the United

I'm tlfe District Court OF the United
il ST1TES-For the District Of South Cdroiina--
IN the Matter Of J. W. Reiu, Bdnkrupt-fn Bank
rnpfey--To Whom IL may Coneern-The under
signed hereby gives notice of his appointment as
Assignee Of J. w. Kett, in the District of
Orangehurg and State of South Carolina, within
said District, who has been adjudged bankrupt
upon his own petition, by the District Court of said
District.
Dated at 0raugcburg C. II. the Sd day Of March,
A. d. 1869.
C, d. GLOVER,
mar o-at Assignee.