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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-05
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oRANGEBURG-IS pnonArE.

Thaddcus C. Andrews,
Judge of Probate.
vs.. In tho Circuit Court
William Winningham,
BY virtue Of an order Of sale made in this
case by the said Court, | will sell a, Orange
burg, $. e.. on Monday the 7,h day of March
next, during the usual hours of sale.
All that tract or parcel of land containing
200 acres more or less, situate, lying and
being in the County Of 0ranges.urg and State
aforesaid, ON the South Edisto River, and
bounded by lands of E. A. Austin, ,. y.
Martin, G.. .. 0'Dowd and others
Terrs.-One-third cash, and the balance
on credit OF one and two years. purchaser
to give bond for said credit portion, bearing
interest from day of sale payable annually,
and secured by u mortgage of the premises
with n covenant for e-sale ON a breach of the
condition of said bond, and also to pay for
papers and stamps.
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OPEN AGAIN
HUNTERS
Photograph Gallery.
oRANGEBURG, S. G.
Sheriff f. S Sales.
oRANGEBuRG-lx Eou1rr.
LeocadiA s. Hall, In

w. Sthe Sircui'
Minerva Clark, Adm'x, ct. al. Court.
BY virtue Of ap order Of sale n,ad. in thi.
case by the said Court, will scl a. Orange
burg. 5. c., on Monday the 9TH of March.
next during the usual hours of sale.
All that Lot or parcel Of land containing
acres mere or less. situated in the Town of
Orangeburg, and bounded on the north by
lot formerly OF job ID. d. Sanders. on .hc
east by lot formerly of Samuel II. Clark. ON
tho South by Fcnwick Street. and on the
w:st by Bauling STREET. heing the lot ON
which the Dwelling House. Store House.
Whcclwr;ght Shop and Elack<rniib shop Of
the late Benz d. Clark are situated
Terms-Dne-hnlf cash. I'll. balance il. IL
mouths. with bond and interest papable an
mally secured by mortgage of tho properly.
containing ~ covenant fur re 'sl.c on breach
of the condition OF ihc bond, purchaser to
pay Tor papers and stamps.
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CABINET MAKER
AND
U " d e R IA K r,
WIN. AIKEN BULL.

Having opened Cabinet Shop in the rear
of the Baptist Church, is prepared TO attend
to all busines in his line, and respectfully
offers his services to the people OF Orange
burg and vicinity.
feb 10 5m
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-05

1 will be at orsugeburg C. H., on the first
Monday in March with flno lot Of Horses
and Mules for sale. +" Persons desiring stock
will give me q call. sp t
fSb ee-4s9t 3, GAasnggsagg
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Office County Commissioners

ORANGEBuRG. 8. c.,
MAaoH %, 1870
NStiseis hersBs given thar PRoposALs
win be received 81 his Office, in orangeburg,
8. g, from now until the 18th day Of AIarck,
1870 for Bt,iLDiNG A ROW OF, OFFICES
on Court House Square. Plan and speci6-
cations Of the Building to be sceu at this
ofice.
by order Of the Board.
4 II r.TJtw WA, n. MOUNT j
Chairman.
= C. 8. RULL, c. B.c.c.
mar g 2t
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Orangeburg Equity.
b. Franklin Pou, Bill to
Admir-. Marshall Assot.,
Vs. for Injunetien
Henry W, Jefeaat, and

ct u1.. ct. Al. e SRslfsE' ( %
BY virtue Of an order aade IN the asid esuss.
the Creditors Of the late Henry p. Pos. de-
ceased are hereby notified that they are ra-
quested to present and prove their several
and respective demands, before the rader-
signed. nj orangeburg, <. c., on or hefsfe
the first day OF March next. or they win hS
debarred payment.
Orangeburg, S. c., GEO. B0LIvgR, ~
Feb. 10, 1870. Special Referee.
ieD IL r. ,FIgyT en- 81
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oRANGEBURG-Ix EourrY.

Asbury X. Durham, ct. ux. In the
vs.. Cir GU
William A. McGrew. Admir-, ct. al. Court.
The lands OF the Estate of the late Dorcas
McGrew, deceased, will be rented for the
present year on Saleday in March next. in
stead of being sold. AZ previouely advertised
rerm-One-half cash, and the remainder
on credit to lst November next. by note Of
lessee, with two approved suretics.
Clerks Office, GEO. BCLIVER,
Orangeburg. s. c., G. c. =.
February %, 1870.
feb 26 I'd
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The State of South Car0li.la.

The State OF South Carolina.
ORANGEBrRG In EouITY.
John ID. ID. Faircy, Bill for Iujunc ion.
to set aside
vs. irregular proceed
Burns ID. Myers, EK'or. ings, to niaraliall
assits, and for
of f. J. w. Myers, ct al Relief
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Sarah
Pullman. and -Pu!man. her husband Eliz-
abeth Holly and - Holly. her husband.
four Of the Defendants to said Bill, are absent
from, and reside beyond the limits Of this
State, on motion of Mcssrs. Iz!ar & Dibble.
Solicitors for Complainant. it is ordered
that the said Defendants do appear. and
plead. answer or damur TO said Bill within
forty days from this date, or an order pro
eonfesso will be granted against them
Clerks Office, GEO. BOLIvER.
orau geburg, s. c.. C. c. p.
Feb. "a, 1870.
feb &c OF
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IN THE COURT OF pRoRATE.

WHEREAS, George Boiiver hath applied to
me for letters Of Administration on the Es-
tate OF Catherine Stromsn. late of orangcburg
County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
Of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me alta Court Of Probate for the said
County, TO be holden at Orangeburg on the
10th day of March, 1870, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. to show cause if any, why the said Adj
minisisaticn should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Cenrt, this LIST day of March, A. D. 1870.
aid In the ninety y-fosrth year Of American
2 Independence.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
msF 6.-2t Judge Of PEsbf.bs.
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DA TNIrrTNTG
AE VINVT

FIRST CLASS FIRST CLASS
4 HAVING TWENTY YEARS Expcrisnes
with the BRUSH, offer my services 10 the
public rs House and Coach Psintes All
work guaranteed to give satisfactiop Or
ders left Mt the Probate Office. or Store Of
John Y. stocker Esq, will be prosptly st-
tended to. y
feb 26--tf JAMES A. WILLIAMS.
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Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
HN the 18th day of March, 1870, win
tile my Final Accounts with the Honorable
7 c. Andrews, Judge of Probate, anda Tor
Letters of Dismissal as Guardian of Addison
Murphey. w. +. BARTON,
feb 26--4t Guardian.
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Notice of Dimissal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ will, on the 2lst day of March. 1870,
file my final account with the Honorable
Judge Of Probate for Orangeburg County, as
Administrative Of the Estate of Shedrack
Waltz deceased, and ask for Letters of Dis
missal.. L. A. WALTZ
feb 26-4t Qualified Admx.
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''Ni''r'' F1E e -.si.
That our colored people do not of
themselves demand this social equality,
is plainly evident, from the fact of their
universal preference to enjoy themselves,
in their festivity among themselves, and
TO worship God "under their own vine
and 6gltres" "land among themselves.
No tso races Will entirely miscegouato
or iusermix. tits the design of Provi-
denct that there should be. different races
of men, aud the monstrous attempt to
counteract this arrangement must fail.
This, like tho demand for wages, not
earned by tho J, sweat of tho brow, /,
mustt result in disappointment, aud the
colored people, true to their own In
stincts Of race, will realize the object Of
their advisers. They viii sec that the
two races can live tog, ther in peace in
this rich land, enjoying the same natural
and legal rights, controlled by the same
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-01
VIII he continued by the Under
signed from the i7th Inst.

The system of teaching that will De adopted Be
continuing this School, i n system which La-
proved Itself an entire ruccesa oiiar an experience
Of twenty two years, by gentleman well kuoNu
in our Eastern cities, 10 be a gentleman at u
head Of the profession. and one worthy cl Unite
ton In everything arpertaining % teaching, ~
system will be combined with the system latry
pursued by Mr., Lawlor
! The following studies will be taught.
English Grammar,
Mental and Written Arithmetic,
Spelling, Reading,
penmanshlp, Geography,
History Of the United States,
Composition, and
Practical Book. keeping, in the manner custom
ary in the Eastern colleges
The same books that have been used by NJ.
Lawlor will be used at present.
report will be issued 10 parents monthly,
showing the number Il failures Ia recitation, eit'
No partaity will be shown. and parents mhs
rest assured that their children will receive all TIE
attention necessary TO accomplish good rchod
education.
TUITION, FIVE DOLLARS ron FOUR WEEKS,
The French, Latin, and German Languages WI
be taught by a lady Of lore experience.
liberal patronage ~ most respectfully solicit' !
y. HERBERT THOMPSON, Teacher.
! Carson, January Is. 1870.
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TO PARENTS AND GUAR
DIASS!

rI,UE OBJECT OF TpIs ADNERrIsENENf
1 is to give notice 10 Parents AID Guardinw.
that the School recently taught by Mr.. Lawl,f
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

n Company Notice is hereby given that at q
meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Athens
Gold and Silver Mining Company, held at the
Office Of the Secretary and Treasurer, on the 22d
of January, 1870, it was resolved that an Assess
rnent of Fifty (50 Cents be and the is hereby
levied upon each and every share of the capital
etock of the company, paysble Immediately to
the Secretary and Treasurer, at his office on Proc
tor street, in Carson City; aud if in any the
payment of such assessment shall not be made
within four weeks from the publication Of this
notice the shares on which the same shall remain
unpaid shall be held delinquent and subject to
sale. SAM. D. KING,
Secretary and Treasurer g. 1 8. II. Co.
Carson City, 2sth January, 1870. "
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
Two Prussian Armies Engaged.

From Galgnani's Messenger, August ".
TWO Prusslan armies were engaged on friday
against the French---that Of Prince Frederick
Charles against the corps OF General Frossard and,
that OF the Crown Prince against the troops OF Mar
shat de MacMahon. This latter, supported by Gems
eral de Failly, assumed the offenslve and endeavJ
ored to force the Prussans to recross the Lauter
the Rhine. After mornings hard lighting he was
obliged to repass his rst lines and fall back on Sa
verne. .r- j
mn his success OF Saarbruck, had massed his forces
towards Sarrelouis and Treves, where he found him.
self In presence OF the whole army OF Prince Free
derrick Charles Like Marshal MacMahon, after q
severe struggle he also obliged to return within
hs lines but stiIl preserving them In the first Of
these two cases. the Prussians, after the engages
ment OF Wissemb0urg, had at once advanced iu the
direction of SOutz and on the left Of that place. he
tween Woerth and Gunstett, came into presence OF
the French.
A letter from Haguenau, dated at nine O'Clock id
the morning OF that day, says:-"Shce daybreak q
sharp engagement has been going on near WGrth.
Machahon is on the field and from this town where
write the sound OF cannon, mitrailleuses and mus
kerry can be clearly heard The fire began at tnrea
O'Clock and increased considerably at SIX O'Clock D,
The writer goes on to say that the Prussans would
be caught between two fires; but the opinion was
manifesty erroneous, since the Marshal was forced
to give way and retire. lie did not however retreat
further than Saverne. He has, therefore, behind
him Phalsbonrg, Sarreburg and Luneville, which
cover strongly the line OF Nancy. Phalsbourg pros
tects the passage OF the Vosges and renders the
Junction OF the two Prusslan armies impossible.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22

going 10 beat tho Prussian troops soundly. You
wll see; have thought from the first.
When once the Germans WIN have been
whipped In one or two crushing defeats they
VIII right away give up everything, 10 IL all allal
10 talk about their endurance and hardness. But
the country Is united now, although there are some
lew dlsc0ntented in several portions OF the land.
know some In Frankfort ana Hanover who are
bound 10 keep very quiet now. Bismarck Is ambi-
ti0us and as much an intr2uer as the NapOleons.
and although his wonderful success SO far has
caused him TO be swallowed In Germany, yet the
people do not love him at ALL they mistrust
him. The Germans are liberal; Bismarck Is aris-
tocratc and desp0tic. He did not seek this war,
but ut the same time 1t Is plain tnat he did nothing
He could have avoided 1t by refusing France plau
sible pretext. II the French army should not get to
the capital OF Prussia, and be content with the Rhine
provinces, the war would be short, although am
or opinion that the Germans under the French would
be repetition OF Italians under Austlians. But
do not think the war Will be short; IL seems to me
there Is prospect or England and the other Powers
France and Prussia, think the French viii surely
whip. have expressed that opinion to my German in
innate friends here. and while II sets them on fire and
makes them upr0ariOus for the moment, they are
still imbued with enough reason and liberalism to
tolerate my views OF the case. Since 1866 the Prus-
slams have been simply intolerable-there has been
no possible living with or among them. They need
10 nave some OF the arrogance taken out Of then
They are not only the beau IDEAL the perfect type
OF ihs0lence, among the entire German population,
but among all the nations as well. An Englisbman
is selfish and naughtily insolent; Prussian is Ear
more So"
must close abruptly for a spare mail CONVEYANCE
More anon-as start In half an hour by q military
train bound Tor the royal headquarters at Mayence.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22

bargain, tore it OF and took the money in return,
When the other cameTades saw the procedure or
went hundreds OF epaulettes, all for sale, and the
kreutzers were p0cketed Poor prisoners, they got
taken without many kreutzers In their pockets, Tor
the most part; three sous per day will not go far
after the "caporal" 1s deducted.
Frankfort claims to be very confident that the
French viii never get there, and money matters
were said TO be looking up; but how long, II true,
will that be the case? BY the way, without the war;
Frankfort had already begun to 20 down as the
great money centre Of Germany other points had
displaced II. found few refugees there from the
baths Of Hamburg, but have met few foreign travel
American being visible. II Is idle to think flor a
moment that Prussia, with her numbers OF soldiers.
ocers DOCTORS cooks and all the rest will have any
need OF the services of any private individuals from
the Old or New Worlds.
For the rest such Is the decision Of the judges at
Berlin.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
{ j R o Pc.
Special War Dispatches by
Mail to August 8.
NapOleOn'S Position at Metz and First
ReverSeS Of the French.
The CONNONADING ON TEE RHINE.
King William, Moltke and Bis.
marck in Council in Mayence.
German Military Roads and
War Scenes by the Way.
Coblentz the Seat of Conspiracy"
Against France.
Bismarck and the Herald Spe-
cial Writers.
The Great Neutral League
Combination.
Austria, Italy, Russia and Turkey
Coming in Accord.
-~~~->~-~~~~~~>~>~~~~~
Napoleon's Dispatches An
nouncing Defeat.
s~.>~-~~-~>~~>>~~.>>e~~~~~~
RIOTOUS SCENES in PARIS.

have the letters Of our special correspondents at the
seat OF war and other points in Europe In continued
report of the progress OF the great struggle between
France and Prussia. Our special writer's Indicate,
oven at that early date, the coming formation Of
powerful allied peace party which Is likely to include
Austria, Italy, Russia and Turkey, and which, II
realized, may produce the most important conse-
Quences by Its action.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
IN MAYENCE.

BrillinRt Assemblage in tho Great strong.
hold-KinG William, Bismarch and Moiske
in Council-The Sword and the Pen-A Her
aid Special in a Military Train-Neutral
Nationals and What They Say-Scenes on
the Route to the Seat Of War-Count Bis.
mnrck aud Herald Writer.
MAYENCE, Angus. 8, 1870.
] write In the chief stronghold On the Rhine,
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
The Rotl,sch;Ids.

NM de Rothschild sent the following com.
munication to the Paris Journalist
PARIS, August O. 1870.
Our house has been named among those which
have exported specie. The only operations that we
rave made were for the account OF the Bank Of
france, which exchanged ave franc pieces against
the same amount In gold.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22

Napo Icons Telegram. from the Front.

Napo Icons TeIegrams from the Front.
second edition OF the Jos1,,a, O11ctei published
at eleven O'Clock on Saturday forenoon, August q,
contains the following proclamation:-
PARIS, August 7-6 A. M.
FRENCHMEN-Up to the present time we have in
variaby given without reserve all the reliable news
that we have received. and we continue to do 30.
Last night we received the following despatches:-
METz-l2 80 r. N.
Marshal de MacMahon has lost battle. On the Saar
General Frossard has been obliged to retfre his retreat
49, ' NAPOLEON.
MErZ August $50 A. M
Nv M with Marshal being inter-
rupted have had from him since yesterday !.
General de Laige las announced TO me thai me
lost battle against forces and that he was
retiring In good order
In another direction on the Saar, engagement com
about O'Clock. IL did hot appear very serious
when gradually The masses TIE enemy became consider
ably incrsased whout however, obging the Second
10 fa back It only between six snd seven IN the even
ing that the Prssians becoming more and more compact
the Seeond corps and the regiments supporting Tehea ~
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
THE FRENCH ARMY.

Napoleon at Metz-First Reyerses-Douny's
Defeat and Death-Thc Position mt For.
bnch-Opcrntions mt Snnrbruck-Cify Ru-
nOr-Ladmirault and Bazaine In Motion
On the Moselie.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22

6hANU MILITARY hESIhiC.
TIoNs AND LICENSE.
Here, at Mayence The hotels are filled with the high
officers on the headquarters stan, and passing
to and fro through the compact little village. The
King the observed OF all observers the part OF the
villagers; they, for their part watch his movements
as closely as II he too was spy. The headquarter
wagons, with this that generals or princes name
marked on them, are knocking around generally,
for early this morning 1t was reported that his Ma
jesty would to-day proceed to the front, but he is
stl here to console little the foreign specials who
have lingering hope that pass may be obtained
30 long as the chief priest and rulers are about
Count Bismarck is opposed TO ''passes'' OF all de-
scptOns OF course there are certain precise points
upon which am unable to touch, ana upon which
am unable to write you precise Information, For
instance, can that Mayence also is In state Of
fortified preparedness bus as to the naodus 0erand
or the caiibre OF guns, you know In New York as
much as we outsiders here do Not being invisible
find IT impossible to pass Prussian fixed bayonets
tsome on disciplinel without due permit Fortu-
nately have not yet been molested or questioned or
taken as spy.
THE HERALD AND THE GERMAN CABINET-BIsMARcK
AND THE GREAT AMERICAN NEWSPAPER.
Indeed must say that so far whenever 1t has
been necessary to make my character known as the
eGa sa ss 81 ySr as e
In Germany, except III Bismarck's cabinet at the
Foreign ONCE In Berlin, where the great man. for
reasons OF state, saw fit to refuse the pass solicited
of him.
Bridges of pontoons have been thrown over the
Rhine at several points between the two rortresses;
over OF them saw two fine batteries cross this
morning on their way 10 the front.
NRMENrOEs OF wIssEMBOURG.
The AFFAIR at WiSsembourg occurred yesterday,
ard the Prussans claim victory; but the telegraph
will have told you all that l may barely mention
the detail that witnessed the first squad OF French
prisoners taken; they came under strong guard
here, but their sight caused a smile of triumph on
German countenances. They were well treated-no
insults that | saw. The French looked downcasl,
evidently grleved to have been taken. About 500 Will;
several officers were caught In church in the village
and were surprised by the Prusslan troops. ran
over Frankfort this morning and there the rest
OF the prisoners who delighted the Frankiortians as
passing through on the way to Berlin. "A Berlin =,
IL will be triumph at any rate for the Berliners
one OF the citizens offered soldier SIX kreutzers for
his epaulette; the soldier Immediately clnched the
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
PARIS TOLD OF DEFEAT.

Eugene Proclaims NapoleOn's Revcrses-Dc-
spatches of Napoleon from tho Front.
BY the European mail Of the 9th OF August we have
the following highly important details In elabora-
ton OF our special cable dispatches OF that day. al
ready published
Proclamation or the Empress Regent.
PALACE OF THE TUILERIEs August I'll A. NJ.
FRENCHMEN--The commencement or the war has
not proved favorable for u.s. our arms have suffered
check Let US be 1rm under this reverse and has
ten 70 repair II.
Let there be among US but one party-that Of
France and but one nag-that OF the national honor
come into the midst OF you. Faithful In my mis-
sion and to my duty you will see me the first to de-
fend the colors of France adure all good citizens
TO maintain order as to disturb 1t would be to con-
spire with our enemies. EUGENlE
(Uountersigned by all the Mlnisters.)
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-20

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