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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-15

Office Of County Auditor,

;ssfF .iORANGEBUEf. $. a
"a lsss JASrApy 1iit 1850 s.
Notice is hereby given iogall parties wis,
have SOLD, or otherwise DISPOSED OF any
REAL PROPERTY between Sept. Ist, 9sse,
and Sept. lst, 1869, aud who are not Liable
for the Tax The same, are reqncstcdto re ~
port TO this Office. on or before the 10th day
Of. Jan, 1870 ailssales, transfers, etc., giy-
ing the nua,bcr Of Acycs and buildings, II
any, where located, and in whose name prev
iously returned All persons falling tore
port these sales or transfers Cf Real Pro-
perry" by The sae above specified will bc
charged with the Taxes on the same. for the
Fiscal Year, 1868, as no corrections viii bcs
made after sLe f.DupIicate'is is made out. =
! = .sFaa III JAS. ,YASTASsEIs,
jail ST safp County tmlitefs
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Nit. zion Institute.

q, fHT FWiNNSB9Ros s. G. =
a ca'sGeh NH Normally Ssto9l .t1r :Beys
DUPILS SENT TO THIS INSTITUTION
il will be thoroughly trained in all the
branches of n liberal cducniion-iinless par
ties prefer their sous 10 fake
y BUSINESS COURSE, ff@oe
which will embrace careful drilling in Com
mcrcial Arithmetic and other English stu,lics,
and is designed to fit boys for mercantile life,
or actual business OF any kind
uniform, uniting economy with noatness
of costume. will he adopted, the next year,
and the discipline made still! more effective
by combining some of the features Of the
Military Academy with those of the Normal
Seho. L.
Terms per Session Of Ave months: = ~ Z
Hoard including tuition in nil the branches,
only, Sl00O0 li.t-{-
The Scholastic year opens LIST Monday in
February. For particulars send forcirculare.
Address, q. a. WOODWARD.
jan S-3t, Principal
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DIR. OIIVEROSs

TIRESH GARDEN SEEDS - Such &sss
IL Onion Sets. Cabbage, Turnips, RaddiEi.,
Beet, Beans, Carrot, Celery, Coilards, Cor,
Cucumber, Egg PIaut, Kohl Rabi, Ecel, l..,-
,tlce, Mustard; okra, sPnrslcy. parsnips. Pei-
rsSslsify, Quash, Spinach, Tomato &C..
DIR. 0Llyi RIOS respectfully calls the as-
tention of the public to his VARIED a,il
WELL SELECTED Stock of MEpiGINkk,
wllicc he warrants pure end reliable.
His long experience'in the dispens .ng aud
compouniiug Of Medicines war,npts him in
saying that oil those of his, own inaJ,ufacture
arc guaranteed pure in every afticiIar. y
HIE. j.. oLIVERQs. ~. Dr.
jan Druggist aud Pharma ,eut.st.
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lsATURDAY, JANUARY III 1870

THE SrocK 0pA g r. 0sr offer to
furnish che asanea sNsws iaaesTho'
american BtoekssJou for one ysar,
for Two lls psia d ,ls advance, viii
be closed on the IA ofs sFebppry Per-
sona desiring toavail themselves of this
advantageous offer, win CONS forward
and suberibe or renew their subscriptions
before that date. :,
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NOTICE
TO Administrators, Executors.
Guardians, Committees
and Trustees.

PROBATE OFFICE,
...r DEcEMnEH %, 1869.
You ARE HEREBY NoTIFILD THAT
your Return musl be made to this Office du-
ring the M.nths of JANUARY and FEBRG-
ARf. Administrators and Executors will
please make their Returns in JanunryAtiie
others in February, 1870.
THAD. c. ANDREWS,
Judge of Probate.
T.. S.-Adn,inisrators, &c., must make up
their own Returns, or get their Attorneys
to lo it for them. The Judge OF Probate mas
not the time 10 spare for such purposes.
Jan / It
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Office 10 Debtors and Cretui-
against the Estate of James Wilcs. deceased.
late of Ornngchurg County. will present
them. duly vouchcd on or before the ist day
OF April next, or payment will be dcbarrcd.
And all persons indebted 10 said Estate will
make payment forthwith.
DAVID 2. GARRICK.
dec 23-St Qualified Administrator.
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Notice of Dismissal.

NoTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ win file my final return withtic Hon.
Judge of Probate for orangcburg County. on
the 9TH. day of February next, and asR for
Letters of Dismissal as asAdmiBistratou, OF tho
Estate OF Elizabeth OiCain, deceased. n .l,rr
.1,4.Lc &, 10. iDANIBL H. DRAWDY,
Jan S74tN s.a Administrator.
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y We invite attention to the card of
Dir. Jourdap which appears in this
weeks isspre Mr. Jorrdan aisSan old
and oxpcricnced gardener and is we'll
known in our county. There is nothing
which adds hiore to the value and
spPeasat,ee of.si dwelling than nicely
arraSseas ap,gsT garden. We Bespeak
Sof Mr. Joaraan a liberal patronage. 4 {
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Notice Of Dismissal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
IN the 10Th day Of January next, will
hle my Final Accounts with the Hon. T. C.
Andrews Judge of Probate. and AJAX for
Letters of Dismissal MS Administrator OF tho
Estates of +. o. Carson and George Vice.
dec 25---td p w. W. VICE,
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Mr.. Fowlcs offers tho DiokssHHe Cotton
for SALE. 81
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PARTIES visiting Charleston, scahnot-
pass sns 6oIF ni0ls sagfeeable than ,by.
WISHING he new Theatre ltcaaomy oe
Mnsic. :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
FIRE AT LApORTE.

We learn from our fellow -townsman,
MIR. Altman, Of the firm of Altman &
Mayer, who was at Lsporte on last Mon
day night, Of very destructive fire that
occurred in that place on the same even
ing, consuming some five business rooms;
the English and German Odd Fellows
Hale, and the Masonic Hall. Three of the
buildings were brick, and the other two
frame. The fire was discovered about
ten o'clock in the evening, and ragged in
cessenily for some hYe hours before II
was confined with any certainty to the
buildings which 1t consumed. The Citi-
zens' Bank was among the sufferers.
We have not learned the names of the
other sufferers. but Mr.. Altman informs us
that the loss will not esll short Of $780,
600. with but a very hight insurance.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
YKE RECENT EARTHQUAKES.
By cosMo URANIA.

As there Is considerable said In the pa
pers about the recent earthquake which
was felt In different portions Of the coua-
try, from Boston to Milwaukee, win, by
your permission, indulge few thoughts,
Is 10 the cause of this phenomena, and
the grand object accomplished by them
in the economy Of creation.
Ahfearthquake in the Northern States
Is, indeed, TAre phenomenon. If there
IL one idea more than another which
would inspire confidence In our safety as
denizens Of this mighty planet that idea
h the apparent immobility Of the earsh's
solid crust. From our very infs1cy we
have been taught to regard the land on
which we live, as solid foundation up
on which We may build our villages and
cities. We have, time and again, heard
of the desolafing tread Of this fearful
agent in other and distsnt lands, vainIy
imagining ours safe from It's influence.
But this idea has been driven from our
minds. for we have IT on record that our
land, a. well a. that contiguous 10 the
Ere belching volcano, has felt the distur-
bing influence OF earthquake commissions.
" We are accustomed from early child
hood" says Humboldt, In his cosmos, to
draw . contrast between the mobility of
water and the immobility Of the soil on
which we tread and this feeling Is con-
firmed by the evidence of the senses
When, therefore we suddenly feel the
ground move beneath rs, Q mysterious
and natural force, with which we arc
previously unacquainted, Is revealed to
as - an active disturbance Of stability.
A moment destroys the illnsion OF q
whole lifetime.
Every scund-the laintest motion In the
air--arrests our attention, and we no Ion.
ger trust the ground on which we stand. I"
To man." continues be, earthquakes
convey an idea Of some universal and
unlimited danger. We may Zee from tie
crater Of . volcano IN sctive eruption, o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

TIE Indianapolis Journal says the
Democrats have suddenly become enam-
cred of Henry Ward Beechef. In past
years they have denounced him - . hyp-
ocrite, an infjei, an abolitionist, free
dom sh1eker, nigger-loving, black-coat-
ed Ptarisee, ETC., etc. Now these papers
including the New York World and the
Cincinnati Enquirer, ill their columns
with extracts from his latest sermons.
This at first excited our suspicion. We
now have it explained. The rascals Inn
sgiDe that Beecher has taken the ground
that ihese il no such place a. he'll. |"
Nothing gives such comfort TO your regu-
aar thoroughbred Democrat ss the belief
that there Is no hell" ANY man who
can conyince Alvord and Dick Brignl
and Bingham that there h no hereafter
may count on their personal friend
nhip."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER nal. Is7o.
CUR neighbor of the Democrat, in hi

CUR neighbor Of the Democrat, in his
'.astweek's issue. labored very industri-
-ously through an entire column of his
paper, to convince the people of Marshall
county that we had been slandtring them.
Now IL our dear friend could only make
up his mind to be honest for once, he
would tell his readers that our re-
marks were directed against the clique
that hasgoverned this county for many
years. very much to the county,s detri-
ment, both In reputation and financially.
We presume that our very dear fiiend
and wouh-he champion Of the people
of Marshall county, and the clique
N particular, has 40 more respect
and resersaee for the pet3ie at large,
than we have ourself. Our article
showed only what his Democratic co-ad-
jutor. Of St. Joseph county thought OF
Marshall county--He certainly did not
get his idea from the columns of the Re
Puoticon--and, also, his consistency in
speaking as be did OF Col. Sumner, while
floating al the mast head OF his paper was
The name Of VanValkenburgh, from the
same place. The fort Of the U'nion was
not only silly and contemplate, but is full
of the Characteristic meanness of the
Democratic press.
As TO passing that which Is wrong and
injurious to the good morals Of the com
munity by unnoticed, We beg leave to
think different from our friend. We have
ever thought 1t the duty OF q public journ-
slist to openly condemn, without fear or
favor, all acts, committed by whomsoever
they may be, that are calculated to bring
the community INTO dtssrux. If our
friend is correct, no eaper shoul d ever
give publicity to aaycrine or expose any
criminal, no difference how revolving the
crime may be that he has commit ted, for
aear OF giving the place bad name.
We do not say. nor do we believe that
Marshall county Is any worse than any
other county; but we do believe that ii is
just such men as are held up, by that pa
per, as paragons Of virtue and honesty,
that has given it,-and especially the town
OF Plymouth, the reputation they now
have among our neighbor;ng counties and
towns
How'the editor of the Union came to
form the opinion Of our county that he
has, We know not, but presume that he
lid 50 from reading the Democrats de-
fence OF crimes and criminalsund its base
and unwarranted personal attacks upon
ministers of the Gospel. Or. he may have
been in town when the Democrats good
men and very particular friends learned
of their glorious victory.
-s-shout.s shout glory, hallelrjah,
fAe Niger Kingdoms coming down
Boys lets -whisky."-DAx.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
A DEFINITE POLICY.

The Democratic papers are very
fond of charging that te present
administration Of the national Gov
eminent has no definite policy.
The New York Ladependent answers
the charge by six points with regard
so the financial management of
affairs:
7. That the administration of General
Grant has in the first nineteen months Of
his term reduced the public debt by the
amount of Sis, .6O7, while that Of
Andrew Johnson for the last eighteen
months OF his term decreased the debt by
only 81 1888, 10000. Here is a very wide
difference between the policies OF The two
manifestations
=. That the reduction Of yea.rly inter
est Deetiy payable in gold, consequent
upon the decrease of sise debt thus far
accomplished by General Grant, now
amounts to $S,7si ,679, which is equiva-
lent 10 Just so mach reduction in the tax
burdens Of the people.
g That in the first eighteen months OF
his term General Grant, by vigor in COL
lecting the revenues of the Government
and retrenchment of expenses, actually
showed o net gain over the last eighteen
months or Johnson's administration to
the amount of sI7O.O66, s26.37, and that
too without any change in our revenue
laws.
L. That the reduction Of internal taxes
and import duties, as proposed by the
act Of Congress approved July I4th, 1870
amounts 10 esl $50, 1870, estimated on
the basis Of receipts for the fiscal year
ended June 30th, 1870.
s. That in The currency and funding
bills passed At the last session Of Con-
grcss-he one to equalizs the distribution
Of the cnrseDey -aod nuke its amount
conneasaraee With the wgrts Of the peo-
dey and the other 70 provide for funding
81 500, 000, 900 Of che pubic bebt at o
lower rate Of interest, and thus relieve
the tax burdens borne by the people-we
have measures that eyince o most sedu-
lous and impartial regard for the general
interests Of the whole country.
s. That the public debt has been in q
constantly improving state ever since
Sen. Grant came into power, - shown
by the rise In the price Of American Sc
curities and the great fall In the premium
on gold
Z. That the administrations Of General
Grant. With the Republican party behind
IL, 10 thoroughly pledged to an honest
payment of the public deb, 10 be gradu-
ally pursued from yeR TO year TIL last
dollar il paid.
8. That the administration proposes no
utopian and imprncticable schemes about
the currency, while it stands on che
broad principle Of specie payment a. the
point that must be reached - soon e
possible In consistency with the condih,u
Of the country and interests involved.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
ELECTIOH HEWS-

Where is it7- We havs looked in- vain
10 find something definite in regard to the
the late elections that have been held In
several Of the States this month. Our
readers viii have to do ~ we do--wait
patiently until somebody who has taken
the pains to gather reliable information
snd give It to the public.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

AoCIDENT.-The coach attach ed to the
freight going north. was thrown from the
track, one mile south of Walnut station
On last Wednesday morning, the I'd inst,
caused by the breaking of the flange on
one Of the wheels. The car contained
quite q number Of passengers, anon.
whom was an old lady, who was severely
bruised by the shock. The train ran
quite distance after the accident, drag
ging the coach against The embankment
about two hundred yards. A passenger
who was on the train INF orms us that he
felt positive for three miles before the
accident that the car was not running
right, as he could feel sudden jerks occa-
siOnally. Had the accident happened
three rods further down the track, the
coach would have been thrown several
feet down in ravine. which, of course.
would have entirely demolished the car,
and doubtless killed every person in 1t.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
FRO BE CONTINUED


James Bsodie, Of Evansville, fell upon
revolving saw at Cleveport, Kentucky,
on Tuesdsy. and died.
Willie Novere. son OF Prof. Novere, of
Richmond, Ind, was killed at that city
by the cars last Tuesday evening.
A poisoning epidemic RACES among the
CANNES OF Pike county. and many OF
them are going hence,
Two little children belonging to Thomas
rd George Michaels, near Romnsy, were
poisoned last Sunday BY eating jimpson
seed. One died.
Two brothers of the name of Nolin, in
Boliver township, Benton county, Ind,
settled feuj last week by using spades
Is pacihcators. One was seriously hurt.
Lelix Stackpole, of White county, was
knocked down and robbed of e95O, by
four masked ruffians who attacked him
on the road last Monday night, 3lst ult.
Miss Minnie Hines of Jennings county,
was so badly frightened by burglars 10
the house, a few nights ago, that she lost
her reason and Is now . raving maniac.
The Marion Chronicle says q man
named John McCauslan was found dead
In jefferson township on the LIST inst. He
was q drinking man, subject to spoplexy.
On the 9Th inst, John Horuer. living
four miles southeast OF Jonesboro, Grant
county, Ind, was killed by the fall Of
tree he had been cutting
William Carroll, q convict in the Ohio
Peuitentiary, is on trial in Columbus, for
killing Raih Roth, another convict, in
July. 1868. Judge Odds is hearing the
case.
A student by the name of johnson. en-
Friday night, shot O clerk BY the name Of
John Kane. at Ann Arbor, infiicting =
dangerous wound.-Aanchester Enter,
prise.
From the Lapeer Miahigan Czurion
we learn that Q young lady, Estelle 0cary,
OF that place, committed suicide in Jack.
son, short time since. No cause y given
for the act.
A correspondent from Pinckney to the
Livingston, Mich, Republican says that
VIM. Robinson, Q young blacksmith of
The latter place, committed suicide, In
that village recently. Cause, whisksy.
On Tuesday afternoon Q dead infant
was found lying in . com field near
FrunkIin, johnson county. From ap-
pearauces IN had been lying there for
several dsyA end bad doubtless been
murdered.
James Eads wu stKbbet seven times by
q younger brother while quarreilinr
james was drunk and had come to his
fathers residence to arrange Q fancied IN
suit, when his brother served him ss
stated.
The Tuscols Co.. Micb., Pioneer saws
MIR. 8 Booley, Of Amer. died ON the 27tb
ult,. of injuries received about . week
before. by runaway horse The hcrSe
took fright ct some clothes hanging on .
line.
There was child born In Hioominrf6p.
Q short time since, with Q perfect water.
fall, a. large a. mans fist, on the back of
| its head. The parents had it cut OF
which caused the death Of the Child IN 4
| few houu afterwaxd.
A widower In New Haven, who han
pened to mzny . second time without
consulting the wissss Of daughter. on
attempting 10 introduce his bride into the
family man ion . few nights since, was
Get upon lg sticks and stones and com.
PEELED TO Is Tor his lAos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
HegaI notwithstanding.
A DNlNIsTRAToR's SALE.

Notice h hereby given. that the undersigned
administrator Of the estate Of Ira Allen, de-
ocased, win osr for sale At = public outcry ct the
late radiance Of said decsdent, two miles north
Argos. on
Saturday, November e6, 1870.
AL Of his psrsonl property. CONSULTING II wheat N
the bin and In the ground. Potatoes, barres
sos Shun molassss. one s6w and pigs, farming utss-
sfls, household and Kitchen furniture, &C. Sale to
commence 1t 10 O'CLOCK, .. n.
zernss of Sale:
Jums Of ave dollars ana under, cash all sums
over Eve dollars. credit Of nine months win b
given. the purchaser giving pote With 10 per cent
Interest with approved security waving Violation
snd appraiss0ent laws.
50 HENRY ALLEN, Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
VIM OF LIFE.
EMMENAGOGU

Warmers Emmenaeogue is the only
article known 9, cure tho whifes, OF viii css..l
Where is the family in which this important medi-
cine is not wanted Mothers, this 10 the grret-st
blessing ever offered yon. and you should inmedi-
ately procure 10. 10 10 also q cure for Female
irregular titles, and may BE- depended upon In svrry
case where the monthly flow has been obstructed by
cold isease. Sold by druggists. Price One Dol
bar. Or sent BY mail on receipt Of One Dollar aud
Quarter. tAcdrrss J. y. MILLER CO. Chiczg.,.
HCRLBURT e. EDSALL wholrsaIo
Agents. Chicago, III.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

The editor of the Gl6be f1as been
presented with copy Of seIosh Billings
almsnax." >He-says'it Is bound to bring
the laugh. out Of the 'most snappish wo-
men and the icussiest of men when il
fails they Are gone suckers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
MfdifiaaI.
.DYSPEP STA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Toatc is prepared ex-
pared expressly for Dyspeptics and those suffering
with habitual Ccstivenrss. IL IL slightly ssimula-
ting tonic and splendid appetizer; IL strengthens
the stomach and restores ts digestive organs their
healthy state. Weak nervous and dyspeptic persons
should use wARNEss Dyspepsia TOXIC. For sale
by all druggists. Price One Dollar.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough Balsam is healing
softening and expccfofating. The extraordinary
event ually curing, the mes obstinate Of
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Isnuenz..
Catarrh. Hosrseness, Asthma and Consumption is
almost incredible. So Drompt s the relief AT GER
tain it's ests In all the cases, any affection
of the throat and lungs that thousands Of physicians
daily prescribing IT,, and and all ssy that IL
lie the most healing and expectorating msdicine
known. 0se dose always affords relief and in =
bottle effects cure. Sold nv Druggists in
large bottles. Price One Dollar. IL h your
fault. II you still cough and suffer, The Balssm
will cure.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

turned from his explorations IN Wyoming
Territory. His success the present sea-
son has been greater than ever before
No part Of the Territory was found that
would not. by irrigation, yield forty BUSH
els of wheat to the acre.
In Sioux City, lows, the Democratic
minority performed the huge joke Of NOM
mating two colored men for constables.-
The Republicans took stock In the Joke
and dii not run any opposing candidates.
90 the colored men were elected, and
thsre is wailiDg and gnsshaag If teeth in
tie Democratlc camp.
The employees of the Peoria, PekIn and
Jacksonville railroad, while digging well
the other day. at little Indian station, dis
covered, 1t the depth OF twenty-dye feet,
In . stratum Of clay. the chsrred and un-
mistakable remains Of an ancient camp
The sticks. withe ends burned of, were
ranged around Q heap of ashes. These
seaics are 10 be seat to Cornell University.
The ritusville Courier gives this ss q
sample Of bookkeeping At 'Red Hot, IN
the oil country: Jim Wilson commenced
boarding mere the day the btg Tree FELL
fum Hurner one week after. Received
Of Jim Wilson 90 dollars the day Jack
| got drunk. Paid his whole bin the day
Smiths well was torpedoed."
A New York gunsmith 6nds himseif h
custody for having caused the death u q
burglar by means . weapon fixed to
explode on the opening Of . window, and
| win probably learn that the lay does nts
psrmls the sitting OF deadly man traps.
syen for the PURPOSE Of defence and pro-
lection. A man Can no more make his
house . fortress than his perSon . walk
Ing arsenal