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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-30

Water or Weak Eyes, Pain or Pressure
in the Head, when csIJIsed, a. they all not
unfrequeDtly are, By the violence Of Ga
tsTh.
Offer, In good Faith, a Standing reward Of
500 for a case OF CatarTh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE By MOST EVERY
WHERE
PRICE % cESrs-
sent By mall, post paid, on r-caaH %
SIXTY CExIs. -Four packages for " D or
Send a two cent stamp Or Or. Sages pam
nhIet On CaIarrh. Addreas the Proprietor,
X. y. PIERCE, ". d..
anyla Buffalo, ~. y.
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that u sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites Ia promote con.
nubtnl happiness. Indeed, without thesa
the journey through lifo becomes n weary
pilgrimngei the prospect hourly daTkenH to
On" view; the mind BECOMES shadowed with
despair and flled with the melancholy ~
Election that the happiness OF another b,.-
comes blightcd with our own.
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West Virginia Insurance Go,

CAPITAL. $4,000.
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST
rates ON Buildings OF all kinds, Furniture,
| Household Goods, Merchandise uud Goods
in Transit.
DIRECTORS:
jacob HornbrOOk, jacob VI. BickCi,
Henry Hartman, Dr. j. 4. Hupp,
Jonathan Ruwlcy, Edmund Booking,
X. J. Smyth, T. J. Campbell,
J. II. BTiStOr, :. Prayer,
VIM. d. OdbcTi, Thomas Bngg~s,
ID. II. i. FInSwOrts, VIM. II. Crane,
David Billmycr, Joseph Shields,
VIM. X. White, y. con, Jr.
]. III. DuYal, d. Ii. DIN.
VIM. r. Stevenson,
BS Ofiice over Hartman's Clothing store,
south side Monroe street, Wheeling, W. Va.
JACOB HORNBROOk, President.
JACOB VI. BlCKEI., Vice Pr,~'.
I |. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
. =. b. MCCULLOUGH, Asst Secretary.
MARI
FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
/ OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL. $3.50. 900.
DIRECTORS:
Saml Mcclellan, George Mcndcl,
/ +. II. Logan, ThoS. T. ShallCrOSS,
q. ", Frnzheim, IN. Vance,
. y. II. IlpDuN, Mltllttl IhlllA1
Louis 4. Stiicl.
. THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized i've years and i'm that time done
a successful business, Is sill prepared Ia
take risks nj fair rates on Buildings ofall
kinds Merchandise, Manufacturing FStnb-
liShmrntS, Furniture, Steamboats, ana car
goes on the Western Rivers aud Lake..
This Company offers superior induce
mcnts Ia Farmers, whereby they can hc
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
/ contents for three or five years AT reduced
rates. This being State Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid I'm and surplus of any company In the
State and composed of some uin,ty-fnur
stockholders, most of whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself to the
favorable consideration OF the inSuring pub
lie, and SOlicitS their patronage. Applica-
tiOnS for insurance VIII bc promptly at
tended Ia AT their office, No. ~ Monroe
Street, or nj their several agencies through
out the State.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEl., Vice President.
4. VI. COEN, Secretary.
II. &. DICK, Assistant Secretary, f'b0
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WHEELING, June IL, 1870.
"a, It. r ASSENGER TRAINS
~ will run by the following
schedule on and after June 18th, lS1Nt-
Wheeling time:
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05
-froMMuSlcATsp.1

TO tie Eaiaur Of he Oranobns Ne,p:
DEsR SuR---T fsnt reds vera much,
but kin rsde yur wsllubel paper, an aleo
the Ameryking StoO Gurpal. Now yu
no pads yu last DesceInburlali ode
yu an yu sade ya'd sen me the Stoc CUR.
mel, an hev bin lookeninfn it eSsr
since nm it tsin't kum'd yit.
now deer mistur eddittur, / gves tu
Orangbeg ever now an thenn, an hss
axed fur il ever tims went, kase. ime
nifty tickler bout mi papecr, az the ole
oman liks 70 Gee il an AZ fur the childrin
tha kaint do withOui it no hougt. 70
Dos'tI klame ya sur, hat ishink Of
yu'd rite to them ere big fellers At kon.
girls, blevc that's the place, and az em
70 piat sum uu w:.o'd do things rite,
bound we'd gis our papurs. .-a Bt
| herr. seyral "a, whoo gifts thar male ut
SAINT Mathsrs tha. tha'ye got thern, an j
noes mines KUN two. .,.,
now mistur Edditur, il them fellers in
Kongris nil only ce one of these e,nme.
granss agiuts tina might git = Chinese
man, as tha wants to cum to this kuntry
nifty bad, an alco tina works cheep, an
kan liy Oh nuthen. but of tha don I
wants to git furreper, noes too gentel-
mems in. arc town, who mite du, an ilo
tel yu hoo sha ar, ones mistur Larkings
an tother Greke, don't think the fust
gcnteelmann wud kvndeseud to sich u
low plaSe as pos Orfs keeper, but Miusur
greke mite. 4
don't kere much hoo tina gifts so i kan
get mi pspurs, that's wot i sa. Eny how
mistur edditur here um sa it's keeped
nifty bad, an wants sum one to kepe it.
Thu sa that leturs ar on the fore insted
uf in thar holes Pinted iur em.
yure Friend.
\ BOB RIAL.
PS,SPlccs tend to it fur yore suf.
fering subscrikbura
p. Snow be surtane mistur eddit-
tur, an excuse bad spllcn an riting.
yors' Is. II.
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avoid che -dognsas of States rights, aud
the agitation Of settled and silent issues,
aud turn herself p .he Ss-.. great d. :. A=:
restoration and redemption. ST
This gseatI land, thcir ,birthsiglt aad
heritage will pass forever from her sous
unlcas Tie effort be made as onses The
E Egoyernmsnt th. resources, thas wealth,
the lands, tho dhomcstcads will become
the prey Of the usurper ard the con-
queror, and the Sou,hron, shall leave
the land of his fathers, or look upon il
in the hands Of the stranger aud the
colorcd man, tho tool Of foreign power,
used for this purpose Of conquest, will
have accomplished the work of his North
ern leaders, far more mercilsss than his
Southern master, and will pass away ,,aq
Let US avoid the shoals Of past folly,
and turn, like men to the practical aud
immediate duty before u.s.. ,ase, IN q
!. 1fn,eo Danaos ct s'ona fersnte,.b Even
with the fond promise of the abolition of
negro suffrage let US avoid the suares Of
our, Northern Democrats The North
ern. Democrats, it seems would use the
white men of the South as the Northern
Republicans use the, colored men, for
their own immediate purposes.
For us the duty is to avoid both TO
free the colorcd man from tire terrible
influence of he party that guides him
like machine, aud to woo jhim to q
friendship and confidence with ourselves;
and to avoid the delusive hopes and in
effective aid held out to us by the North
ern Democracy. IL.
10 Upon ourselves, onr own heroic, prsc-
teal and united efforts must We depend
for our restoration. Let us make this
grand and -Sply effort of patriotism,
offering our fond hopes aud our clinging
prejudices upon the altar OF oHr duty.
let us, take the facts of our position and
turn them Into good. Upon such an
effort, on the part of crushed, heroic
people, must beam the light OF Heaven.
i'll the fullest radiance Of success. rr
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05

sroSEwALL JAdiF FsoN. Ex. Govern.
or Letcher annonnccsl that fh. admirers
of the virtues and exalted character Of
theagrsas Christian soldier. stonewall
Jackson, propose to erect. 81 the Viz.
ginia Military Iusfitute, memorial
chppel, /" TO oteatify he reapeet and hon.
or wi.h which, isis name Is cherished,
aud to transmit soelacr generations the
yenera,ion due TO so renowneda d hero"
!. l. designed 70 mike il a national :"
monument, aud it is aaid $4,000 has al j.
ready been subscribSa for the purpose
in Philadelphia, $4,000 guaranteed in
New York, and liberal subscriptions
suiado In New jersey and Delaware.
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The February number of the we'll.
known illustrated fashion magazine
Die AO'leaNslt-has been received. IL
10 q valuable addition to the stock of
reading matter actually necessary in &
family. Every article of apparel worn
by ladies and children is pictured. 8;
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the publishes.
The Lit0s Corporal tor FsJruary..--
Purc, crisp, and brilliant; as usual, full
of sll abe fsesl' juices Of Young Ameri.
esa life. IL Crews better and better.
No boy or girl should be without it.
One dollar year, whom it is worth dou-
ble that amount. Published by Alfred.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05

THE RURAL CAnoLISIAn Fen FEB
RCAnY.--ln n few short months The
RURAL CARoLI&IAS has by its attrac
tive appearance and varied contents of
never failing merit become standard
Agricultural Magazine, and is this day
as anxiously looked for and attcntivcly
perused by its thousands of readers as if
it had been published for century. Its
devotion 10 the practical and scientific
development Of Southern agriculture
give it u peculiar character and value;
not ouly to the people of the South,
whom it moro Immediately affects, but
also 20 Northerners and Europeans, to
whom the South is a sort Of China or ia
pan, but recently opened to their iuves-
tigntion The number now before ns is
splendid illustration of what brains and
enterprise can do when aided by the sym
pathy aud interest of our people. With
sixty y-eight pages OF reading matter (four
more than the usual huu,bor) it has not
an article in it that would not please the
moat practical farmer, aud yet there is
much TO entertain aud instruct the gener-
al reader. The illustrations are useful
as we'll as ornamental, aud tho likeness OF
DeLasseps is worthy OF being preserved as
life.liAe representation of great man,
tho moving spirit Of wonderful achieve
ment. The typographical execution is
superb, and the publication, as whole,
is one o. which our reseneratcd South
may we'll feel proud.
[ [Charteston Daily Meo,, FEB. /, 1870.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05
The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG.
Ia tho Court of Probate.

Ex Pnrts
Thomas Williams, Petition for Partition.
OF. ux. OF. al.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Thsm-
az NJ. Williams, Lewis Willisms and Law
rcnco Williams, three Of the Defendants in
this case. reside without the limits Of this
State. On motion Of Mesers DeTreville and
Sis,rank for Petitioners, is is ordered That
that the said 9homn- NJ. Williams, Lewis
Willisms and Lawrence Williams do, within
forty days from tho publication Of this order,
appear, plead, answer or demur to said petit
tion or judgment. pro eonlstsc #ill be entered
against them. THAD. C. ANDREWS,
February Q, 1870. Judge Of Probate.
feo 3 40
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MILITIA EXEMPTIONS.

All persons who arc, by Law, Exempt or
who desire TO make appfcation for ExEMP-
TIONS from Militia Duty, are notified to call
upon the Undersigned, At orangcburg, who
is prepared with all the necessary BLANKS.
&C., and win forward and attend promptly 70
sll APPLICATIONS entrusted to his care.
Applications TO bo made in person on or
before the 18th Of February next.
SaL co-et cQAs- -Gl REII. H p.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05

The people lof British Columbia are
pe,i'iouing Gen. cIf If'nt for annexation.
They had better ybehave themselves.
or England will Kick them out some
morning. The wiseJ statesmen of that
country do not put up with such non
scnse for any lengrth of time The peo.
pie of British colu h'bia evidently do not
know when they are well off
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oRANGEEURG-sIs pnonAfE. q
PefitiopM .

pa-a :, II
ha"A'a y, iouSer' fer 7ke
By virtue OF an order Of she made IN this /,
case by the said Court, viii! sell at Orange =
burg, s. T., on Monday the 7th day OF Fcb.
ruary next during the usual hours of sase,ss
the following lots of land, belonging to the
state of the late Samuel N. Kenneriy.
|. All that 10. Of land with Dwelling and
ouihouses, situate on Amelia Street in tho
Town of r.ngeburg, containingone and ono.
half acres more or less, and bounded by
lands of II. Riggs, lots Nos. and Of said
Estate, and Amelia Street.
2. All that lot Of land situate in the Town
of Oynngehurg, at !be corner -s Asselia sza
Broughton Street, containing ems and one
half acres more or less, aud bounded by
lands Of II. Riggs, lo4 No. ! OF said Estate,
and Amelia and BroughtoH Streets
g. All that lot of land situate in the Town
of Orangeburg, on Amelia Street, containing
three acres more 90 less, and bounded by
lands Of +. II. w Briggmann, George Boiis.
yer aud Samuel Dibbie. Esq, Amelia Slracss
and lot No. Of said Estate.
Terms.--0ne-third cash. and the balance
on credit Of twelve months. the purohnsess
TO give bond for said balance, bchring later
est freu, day Of fsale, payable annually. So :
cured by mortgage of tho premises, "a
which shsil be inserted covenant for reesio
in case Of breach of said bond and the pars !
chaser Of lot No. l to Insure the DWELLING.
and assign the Policy 60 sccure his bond.
Purchasers to pay for papers AID s,asnps. 20 !. .
o.. shsrisrs sheriff. once; IN. Rsaes. 9 80
Dan. ls, 1859. : III n S~s u, .&
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WEST yIRa1NIA.t Il. is sta,ed that
an effar. il to be mahc in the Legisl.
ture Of West Virginia to remove the capi-
tai of'tha. State to sharies.own, Kama
wha county. The Richmond State Jour
nal believes that thely will finally locate
it at Richmond andisays there is wish
on the part of many of the people of tho
new State to come back. pea-
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05
NOTICE.

Under Foreclosure Of Mortgage, and by
consent OF parties, will sell ut the residence
OF Daniel II. Baxter, on Thursday. 10th day
February next, all his personai property,
consisting of
H'rses, Mules. Cattle. Sheep. Hogs. Wa
gon, buggy. Plantation Tools, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. &c.
Conditions made known on day Of sale.
ALSO
Under Foreclosure Of Mortgage By con-
sent of PArtiep ] Gill sell a. the residence Of
r. NJ. Houser. on Wednesday the 9th Of Feb
runry next. the following personal property {:
head Mules, 2G head Cattle. % head
iiogs Wagon ami Gears, 1000 lbs Seed Cot
ton, 250O lbs Fodder, $50 bushels Corn, l
Wini Mill. 30 bushels Cotton Seed, and
Househo aud Kitchen Furniture.
feb 5-lt IL. RIGGS, Agent.
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Doings in Columbia.

The enactins clause of the Senate bill
to increase the salaries Of Judges was
stricken cut, in the House
The bill TO reduce the cost Of cri,ii
inal prosecution has passed its second
reading in the Senate. Corbin stated in
support of the bill that the witnesses
fees in Charleston County for one year
amounted TO s3O,0O0 Haync stated
that iu Marion there were sixty witnesses
bound over to appear in two cases, that
the Solicitor examined them and retained
only ten, dismissing the others because
their testimony WAS immnteral The
passage Of law to curtail this cnor-
inous expense is emiuently wise and
necessary, aud it is hoped that the bill
will pass.
The Sinking fund bill, which provides
that Governor Scott aud Attorney Gene
raj Chamberlain be appointed com'uis
sioaers to sell and convey on behalf of
the State all real and personal property
of the State not devoted to education at
or charitable purposes, in such manner
and terms as they think proper, the pro.
cecds of which shall lie known as the
sinking fund and applied to the exiting
ushineat ofihe public debt, is being dis
cussed in the Senate.
A bill to enforce the provisions of the
civil rights bill which provides Tor the
punishment by fine and imprisonment of
all common carriers, hotel keepers, man.
agers Of theatres or places of amusement,
| who shall discriminate, in the admission
and accommodation, of persons on account
of race, coler OF previous condition, will
probably become law. This is the
nearest approximation to miscegenation
aud social equality that can be made
under the sanction Of law.
The two houses met in joint assembly
at one o'clock on Tuesday Tor the election
of an associate justice of the Supreme
Court fOs the unexpircd term of Solomon
l.. Hogc, resigned. Wright was elected
on the first ballot. The vote stood
Wright ~; Whipper 50 ex-Govcrnor
Orr 3; General McGowan /, Thomas
Thompson (nobody) /.
The joint assembly then broke up in
confusion. The election for tho full
term commencing after July next is yet
to be made. The Senators vow that
they will not meet the House iu joint
assembly again.
The Democratic members generally
voted for Wright, as did all the Senators
except Hoyt, Montgomery, Swails, aud
Wright himself. The colored radicals
are iubilant that colored man has been
elected and are tolograpbing all over the
country.
Wright has received his commission
and is seated on the bench.
The election for Judge oil the fifth cir.
cuit is postponed until .he llth. inst,
Friday next. Among the candidates are
Samuel Melton, Thompson II. Cooke,
Leroy Youmans, and G. w. Montgomery
Nh. Melton chances are fair. The friends
Of Mt. Cooke are urging his claims,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05

REvELs-It is said that the Honora-
bic Senate Of the United States will nutl
admit Revels, the calored SENATOR, be-
cunse he has not been nine years a citi-
den, counting either fror the emanci
patton proclamation, or the ratification
af the XIfth an -end.-nt, -; ;;::h
er Radical milestone on tho road to
universal glory This question was
mooted while Thad Stevens was in the
aesh, and he took the groun1 that citi-
zensl.ip was n natural aud inherent righ q
of all men, and that in tho case Of slaves,
that right was only dormant, aud was
not romIcrrea anew py any prorEtmarIun
or constitutional amendment, or other
small,siIcd Radical business. But Re.
vels was born free in North Carolina.
aud il the laws of that State did not rec.
ognize him NJ u citizen, the right still
existed to be asserted when convenient.
This is what Nr. Stevens would have
said, and Mr., Sumner ouy yht not to say,
less. 1t is useless To vince
To this complexion must yc come at last
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE nR COUNTY TRE.ssURER.

-SSNks kAsI-tHSnER,
OnAsdRBuno Couxrr, Feb. s, 1870.
Notice ishereby given, thai ! viii be a. the
Beyera. different Places hereinafter named,
for the purposes Of COLLECTING STATE
aud COUNTYTAxEs for the YEAR 1869, In
the foile.sing proportions, viz: ~
For General Purposes OF State 0oy-
ernnent, Interest on State Debt
and School Purposes. Milla
County Tax..."..-.. .......... .......3
psii Tax................ .... ......S1.9o
TotaiIper ccnt.......................S 8 Mills.
AZ eranchvills on the 18th and 10th Feb
ruary.
At Lswisrille or, the 18th and l9th Febru-
ary. ~
At Fogler' or tho 2lst and 22d February.
All. Hamp Folders Store on the 2Ith and
26th February.
Al Cedar Grove ON the 2sth February and
LIST March.
AT Easterling's Mills on the Sd and 4.h
March.
Al D. r. Shannahan's on the 7th and 9Th
March.
At Tyler's Store on the 10th and llth
March.
At Zcigler's Store on the 18th and 10Th
March.
AZ ofnpgebarg from the 18th March to the
ist April.
On the LIST of April the PENALTY OF %
PER CENT. will be added, and all Default
ers will be STRICTLY DEALT WITH, &C.
oordins to Law. JOHN u. MOUNT,
fb SIT County Treasurer.
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See. G. Med. Society.
COLUMBIA. S. C., JAN. l71u, 1870.

COLUMBIA. S. c., JAN. l71u, 1870.
DEAR SIR: am instructed by n resolution
adopted by the SOUTH CAROLINA MEDI-
VAL ASSOCIATION, at its last meeting,
ITO address "a Circular to the most prominent
Medical men in the Counties OF this State
tina, have no County organisation, and urge
upon them the formation OF Auxiliary So
cictics. aud the appointment of Delegates TO
The Annual Meeting ofth Association" to
be hell III Columbia on the sih Of March
noIt.
The day is long since passed. when argu-
ments were demanded TO support, and APP
peals were required 10 enforce. the necessity
for con,bined .ni Systematic efforts TO ad-
vnuee the ends of Medical Science. aud to
promote the interests Of the Medical eroft ~
! sion. Tu make known TO YOU the fact that the
South GAroliaa Medical Association is rc,ir-
cd. il TO elicit for it your hearty Gol-speed
but would do more. | would impress upon
youthr importance OF your prompt and earnest
cooperation with II. III o,r efforts TO further
is grand designs. Tn. en- leavcr may inrolv-
s"eriac.s on your rar;. but snch sacrifices ar.
temporary aud trivial when compared with
Tho Tssults for which go. -':.;>i'4a -
iac then 'rirgs you To form Auxiliary Srcic-
ties" without lo,s Of timr. aud To sppoin,
representatives who rhAli feel The dignity aud
Importance OF the work assigncd them.
Each County Society is entitled to one
pe~Sa,a 10 very !ohr OF us regular niei"
bers. When County has no organized s;oci.
cry. ono Delegate may be appointed by n ma
jority of the profession in snch County: pro
vided there are many a. four regular
practising Physicians in the County. Each
Delegate should receive from the President
or SECRETARY OF the County Sot:e,y c-riii.
cate OF appointment.
Yer! respectfully yours.
A. y. TALLEY.
President S. G. Med. Assooissi"n.
feb = II
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05

A woman vas. sentenced recently 10
one years imPrisbpmcnt in the n W
York State prisnb., for murder The
term was made brietl because she had an
infant, whereupon the New York World
recommends to future jurics verdict
of guilty, with extenuating babies"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05

ABscoSDED.-The Sheriff oi' Clarendon
County, white scAlawag, has abscondcd.
leaving his securitc, TO foot conidcr.
able balance. Instances Of this k;,ll are
becoming frequent among the God and
morality party"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05

DounrrEL.-A .,sfr-sir,,u ir,,udcni ii the
New York World, writin; from Wash
ington. intimatcs that the late Edwin
NJ. Stanton came to his death By his
own hands. This suspicion has been
excited by the refusal Of the family to
allow the remains to be inspected
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05

The Washington RepaSlican says
the Presiden. told ar. George y Sseu.
art, of Philadelphia, Wednesday that he
would shortly appoint Judge Strong 10
the vacancy on the Supreme Bench, iG
piape ef Justice Grisr,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05
Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ the Sd day Of March. 1870. Henry D.
Bennett will apply for Letters OF Dismissal as
Administrator OF the Estate Of Geo ). Bon
nrtt deceased. THAD. G. ANDREWS,
Feb. ], 1870. Judge of Probate.
feb5 AZ
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05

The Kentucky Sennte pissed bill
on Thursday to establish - new county
in that State. to be called the county
Of Ice, in honor of Robert T.. I.er.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05
n O &c r..

TO IIfE NEUICAL III En- UF II L
COUNTY.
There Will be II MEETING Of the COCN-
Ti MEDICAL SOCIETY At this place, on the
Second monday, Q4th) inst.
All the Physicians in this County are earn
estly invited to be present, as business Of in
iercst to the Profession generally will be
transacted on that day.
A. s. SALLY,
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ALSO
ORANGEBURG-IS EQUITY.
L. A. zsiSler, Executor.

niclsOns Prolific Cotton Seed
O The Subscriber offers for sale rs
hnshels ri the sbove Seed, which has been
kept pure
Price $2.oo per hushel ia lots Of bushsls.
Fer less $3.50 per bnShei.
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