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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-10
Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

ln the Matter Of CALEB c.. STEPHENS.
Bankrupt, E,c part p. V. DIHeLE.
Assignee.
BY virtue OF IA order Of sale to lne direct
ca rom 'hc Honorable District Court of the
United States, for the district OF South Caro-
lima, VIII sell at public auction. at urarae.
burg Z. H., on Monday, til ed day in Janu-
airy, 1871. al tho usual bor,s Of sale:
All the interest of Caleb &. stephens.
Bankrupt in all that plantation Of tract of
land lying on South Edisto River Or,re,.
burg County, containing 60 acres more or
less bounded by lands of J. d. Clcckley. cs-
tate of John s. jennings, South Edis,o river
and estate lands of - Thomas.
Conditions cash Purchasers TO pay for
papers and stamps.
p. V. DIBBLE, Assignee
Caleb q. stephens, Bankrupt.
dec 10 "a
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IN THH COURT OF PROBATE.

WneEEAs, Joseph Cooper hath applied to
mo for letters of ADMINISTRATION ON thc Es
tate of james Stevenson late of Orangebmrg
County, deceased
These arc therefore 10 cite and admonisb
all and singular the Kindred and Cnotito-;a
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore Inc at n Court Of Probate for rhe said
County, TO hc holden at Or4ngeburg on the
Oath day of December, 1870, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ to show cause if any, why the said Adj
ministration should not be granted
Given under my hand ami the Scal of INV
Court, this 9th day Of Dec, 4. ID. 1870.
and in the ninety-ifth year OF American
Independence.
THAD. c. ANDREWS.
dec lo--2t Judge Of Probate
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SoUTH CAROLINA CoNFERENcE-
RAILROAD FAvoRs.-.The South Caro-
lima Conference, of the Methodist f.
Church, will hold its next session at the
Clafin University, Orangeburg, com
niencing December 22d, Bishop Simpson
presiding. Examinations on the after
noon and evening of the 21st. The
South Carolina Railroad will carry mem
bers and delegates for fare one way, pro-
vided the return ticket is called for,
when the ticket is purchased to the Con-
ference. The Graenville and Coirmbla
Railroad will return those in attendaG ce
on certificate of the Secretary Of the
Conference. The Wilmington and iJan-
chester, North Eastern ard Cheraw and
Darlington Railroads carry clergymen,
travelling on official business, at half fare.
Let all those who propose to attend the
Conference take due notice and govern
themrelves accordingly.
"A. WEBSTER.
oRAsaEnURd, 8. c., Dec. g., 1870
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sheriG's Sales.
ORANGEBURG-Ix CoMMus rLr.s,
Julia A. McKewn, Adm'x1
W. In The
Thomas u. G, sl"sr,sO''i' cireui' Court.

., n so''' ''reu' Court.
by virtue Of an order Of sale male IN this
case 10y the said Court, ! will sell al Orange.
burg, =. g., on Monday the 2d day OF J,nu-
nry next, during the usual hours of sale all
the Real Estate Of which the late W. I. Nc
hewn died seized, to wit:
/. All that tract of land situate in the
Village Of Orangebusg, on the Five Chop
Road, containing twelve (l2j acres more or
less. bounded by lands Of II. Riggs aad KS
tate W. 7. Mckcwn. being the tract on which
tae said w. 7. Mckcwn resided in his life
time.
=. All the r,main,lcr in DIVER in all tha,
lot or parcel Of land situated in the VILLAGE
OF Orangeburg on the Five Chop Road. con-
tanning four and one-half [All acres moro
or less, bounded by lands IF II. Riggs, Geo
boliver, aad the trac; above mentioned
o. All the remainder in dover in all thnt
tract Of land situated in Orangeburg County,
on both sides {! the Five-Cbop Roal (snii
tract will be sold in Two parcels, tho said
Road being the dividing line.) containing
four hundred and ffty four r45{1 acres more
or less, bouaded by lands Of fion. T. w.
Glover, ii. Thunderburk. b. r. Simmons. II.
Riggs, and lands formerly of ID. Il. Barton.
and lands of d. W. Barton, C. Arani, and
Joseph Cooke.
Terms-One-!iaif cash, the balance on
credit Of twelve months, purchaser to give
bond for said credit portion bearing interest
from day OF sale. and secured by mortgage
with covenant for resale on breach of tho
condition of the bond, and also to nay for
papers and stamps.
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IN TIE cGuRT OF BisoBATE.
osASGSpt aG cousry.
T. ". G;sa,oa- tl&
Emanuel Clraisa s.. al.

i'"'"heci lvsi"n ca III. B
Ey order IS tte l'Y,,bate t,ru,s rnu,E, f,,
ihis ease. will sell ., VraAgebnrg e. H.. on,
s"e 80 Monday in .ianusry sneI,.. for half
easl, 'as balance in one year. secured by
"'"d nr''f mortgage of premises. with Cow.
III Tor re,afc. Purchasers to pay fur ps
l'rs. stamps and reeorlling: and To have the.
pFiri.ese of paying all cash. The foiIowins-
ianis IN said conity which were Of Ab,ae
ion Glentvn. deceased:
= 40 acres bounded by lands of DIR. Ton
Thomas Gleaiee, S.o, ], assigned To the sid-
ow aud 10; next described. lE ~
.. !'s! aeFes, bounded by Thomss Clsa,or
and H. sisrgan.a lGal,lahi By l.sis = and4.
:, iol acres, bounded by The above i. OF s.
and BY the Lot !. assigned 70 The widow and
by Il. $. Morgah's ,and -
D. II acres, granted Absaloyn g(sleatsn In
Ie4b aSd bounded BY his lands and those Of
Tin lal and Areo:. 81.
o 90 acres, bounded on lands Of DIR. Pbip
pnn'l Beine, Peter fogle and Absaiom Glrn-
ton.
T.. 20 aorrs being part of a tract bOurh,
by A. and I. GlcnIou from, II. McNiiehsej II,
iSio, and which was granted 10 Vim. Hull
in l112. the same being the half or 10 acres.
owned in common by t. Gieaten and de-
ceased.
Sheriff. Office, ! II. RIGGS,
orangtS"rg c. u, &. C., soc.
December 6, 1870.
dee 10 tA
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AAlENDM ENT

= - =. - a. 10 !s;i.Sr SIP
piles. g., Fa- n.a Town Of
oiamgta;.rs. ). a.
F,.'trr'.% !. Tl.a' any l!insran. Ven Ter or
tr'th,r VA" brings il"r.cs. Mules .sc.. in
the I"rpnrric i.,,n;,s Of Oranxrburg shall
forthwith AJAX" keturn TO lhe Clerk Of
'"nnci'. 'h' aTti'lcr al sock OH l.siml.
Sf". ~ Stock, suci. a. Horses. Mmics.
NC, S".l or Eargeii Sl Tor anil Delivered
Mn!n "a corporate Limits or Oursi!e of
'he Torn o; nra"gsi'nrg dnrinE hi. or ,hrir
stay. a:iNr nnl;ing has - their Ee:arns 0
Ia" 'I"rS ':.!!.. g suhjeci TO Tue ia1 Of one
Dollar per II.si.
sA". 3 Any Violation to this Or,lnane
sA"'' su!gsr' The Ohanler i"a Fine .f not
lcsH ;hun Five ~ Dollars nor mere than
Tw' MY E.yu co Dollars
sir. I. Any Ordinance. or part thereof,
Won ran: i""r k'rusaant To ,his Ordinance,
l. @.:c'. Ecpc"ied
y. AUSTIN nrLL. fL.<.l
+. j. omy%ros. ci.:k.
dec 10 A
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Magazines. &C.,

GODEY's LADY's Book.-.lll that
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interesting fashion is carefully chronicled
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very latest changes in the costumes of
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is profuscly embellishcd with fine wood
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When we examine the numbers of th.
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Cooley is truly gorgeous! 1t improves
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some additional attraction The beauty
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Notice of Dimissal.
dec lo-td

MoTlCR Is IIEREBY GIVEN THAT 1,
IN viii. on the 10th day OF january. 1871.
ME my final account with the Honorahls
Judge of Probate for orsngebprr Golnty. as
Administrators of the Estates ef1Ji A, Keiu
and ask for Letters OF Di=saisssi.
p. w. lioUSER;
sec io-@H Administrator.
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Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRTpTCY.

"A the .t"ltrf al JOhS T.. fANNI%G,
Bankrupt, Er rarte p. V. DIDnLE,
Assignee
Ey virtue o: an or Ter Of sale to me directed
from the Honorable District Court Of the
United states, Tor tic District of South Car
DINA, Will sell Gt public auction, at Orange
burg G., II Oh Monday January III 1871 All
the usual hours of gale:
Al! that plantation or tract of lana lyina
IN The Fork Of Edis;o, orangeburg County,
continuing 40 acres more or loss hoim,ied 6y
lands o! Mrs. NJ. Gardner, n. A. kcadie
Also one Riile
Conditions cash. Purchasers I. nnv for
papers and stamps.
7. V. DIBDLE. Assignee
John {. Tanning Bankrupt
dee 10 al
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O B TT u A R Y.

Departed this life in Ornngebnrg S. &. o..
the 9th day of November, 1870, in Tie
10Th year Of her age, Mrs. MARY MAR.
CHANT, relic the late John Marchsnt, Esq,
OF Wisely Surrey, England.
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NIOTICE.-6OOA Acres Of L.snd
IN on Four Mile Branch, near Mr.. CALVIN
Hogdons' for sale $3.50 per acre. One-halr
cash and The balance in two years in Lots to
suit. purchasers. For further particulars
apply to JOHN ID. FOGLH
dec l0--3t On Barnwell Road
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FOR SALE!
.saseAnR WILL BE SOLD ON saloe Law
in January 1871, one tract oi
land, with Dwelling Iionsa and
@IzaSsSSsNsns Other improvements on IL
known MS the "HoMESTEAD TRACT on
which the late Mrs. Diana Beach live,i, con-
taining 400 a1res mere or less. Terms made
knovn on LAY of sale. Sold by consent Of
the heirs. for partition.
4. J. OLIvRRoS,
For the Heirs in Interest.
dec 10
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,
David VIM Huakcrpiler, Partition.
lnpursuancc to an order to me directed
by the Honorable Tbad G. Andrews Judge Of
the probate Court, will expose to public
o"tcry on saieday in january next, the fol-
lowing tract OF land, viz tfse
an that tract or parcel of land situate and
lying aud being in the County Of soraneednrg
AMI Sta;e aforesaid, coRtainina sxiiy acres
n.erc or less, and bonhdcd by lands Of -
weeks, Geergc L. Smith, and SWariz nun-
gelpclcr. y
Tcrms.-onc-half cash, baIanceon credit
os one year, purchaser to give bond and
mort gage, bearing interes. frorn day OF sale,
payable annually, with coYeiiant for re-
sale on breach OF The condition or said
b"ad, also to pay for papers and stamps.
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IN TIE COURT OF PROBATE.
ORANalBrgG CouNrr.

In rnrsaansc 10 an order tonne directed by
The li"n"ranlt Thsd. g. Andrews. Judy. Of
tic Probate Court. will expose 10 public
.u'cry Gu sslesd"y in JaEnary next, ia. fol-
lowing tract OF land, viz:
Ali that ilantuiion or tract of land lying
lit t'ie lower i'sri of 80 'Msfhews rsri.h.
orhngeburg uunsy. containing three Kun
dred aud siriy-ono ncrcs, mort ,r iess.
l'ounde'l by r. Hart. J. sellers 4. 3aitiss. n.
", Evans, ". Danlzler, and /, w. o,t.s
1erirsv7 gne-shird caeil, the bsisties pay =
slti,, issl aid 81 .l,x bcad
.shh c"ven-nt fur rt.aie Purchasers To s.,y
for papers anl stas.ps
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27
MN Change.

Messrs. ). o. Jackson 4 John Alex
ander have purchased and leased the
ontire interest of the old firm Of
Hunter 4 Co., in the Ottumwa
City Mill (known as the upper mill, }
and Mr.. Hunter has retired from tho
business. Mr.. jackson is q practical
miller, and has we'll established
reputation, as all who have tested his
ability at Kirkville, know. These
gentlemen are now running the mill
to its utmost capacity, being Eve
hundred bushels per day, and arc
turning off some of the very best
quality Of -four, tho 'Golden SheaG"
and s'Ottumwa City xxx" being
their speciality and for which they
challenge rivalry. They are supply
ng two Of the most extensive
Bakeries, and their -four may be
found in almost every grocery IN the
city.
Their main object is to pleas
customers, which they are bound to
do by guaranteeing satisfaction at
oil times and Under all circumstances,
and to test this promise they invite
the farmers Of Wapello county, te
give them . trial.
They now have ton hand q very
good gaade of -four at $1.O0 per
sack.
Chopping done as cheap as at any
other place in the city.
July Is w6md3t.
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From the..daily, octahsr ezd.

Tioa" 'ho.uSAy' oceqoeeI N~o. t ta4 ~
RuNAwAY.---A farmer, named But
Her, who resides some twelve milos
out Of the city, while At mill, to day,
unfortunately left his team unhitchod.
An engine rushing along the railroad,
ciose By, frightened the horsss and
|tAsy ran pcll.mcll, thrcuGh Front
strect. turning the corners on to
Second, and again on Court, whore
khSy wcre captured. In their fearful
tramp they upset and smashed Mr..
Knights delivery wagon, and altbo'
il was dangerous run, all the way
Through crowds Of people, and vehi-
cles and teams, yet there was no
other damage done.
While we oensure everyone who
leaves team unhitched, we would
ask the question, where shall they
hitch ? A stranger comes to our
|city, and has shopping to do; he has
= team-perhaps fiery one, too ;
he does not know where to secure
the team, for fear that, If he should
tic to some ones fence, some one,
will tie them loose, he secures
them the best way be can, and while
absent. probably for not more than a
minute or two, they become fright
ened and run, who knows where
There ought TO be some provisions
made for hitching borsos, aud. VIC
would simply ask how can it be donel
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THA COURfER.

81 Oar daily and, weekly cireulatiop'
ID now rapidly iRe j, Ming, aud con-
ssqusntly offsfs unusually good me.
dians for advertising. I,
We have q larger circa. atton -
wapello and adjoininE nohnties, than
all the other papers In tho county
put together, as We are prepared to
show, Of which fact business men and
advertisers should take due notice.
Many of tho subscribers to the
CouRrER have been taking it over
twenty-five years, and our readers
are tho very best class of citizens OF
both parties, who come to Ottumwa
TO trade.
Our advertising terms are conced.
ing our circulation, exceedingly rea-
sonable.
Business mer are respectfully in
vitcd to consider these suggestions.
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[oFFIcIAL BIzzINEss.]
Offs ov JOSH BILLINGS FARMERS J
ALMANIx for 1871

ALMANIx for 1871 {
Nj dear Editors
Sum men are born CRATE, sum git
grate after they are born, sum have
greatness hove upon them, and sum
Amt troubled with neither.
But (mi dear phellos) the object in
writing this epistol IL not this, but to
inform you that i shall let loose
about the middle ov October, 1870,
tsJosh Billings Farmers Almdnar for
1871"
No family who keeps two boss
carriage should be without this here
Almanac.
Az ainshunt Knower, phull of
phaith, let slip the pure and innocent
dow from his Ark, so doth let slip
this Allmanax, and hope it wont
come back. All good housewives will
lind in this Allmanax, how to train
up their husbands in tho way they
should 60, and they wont depart
from it, and also how tew make q
Ilvoly slap jax.
10 the weary wanderer. this ALI
manax will be q gido board, showing
tho nearest cut to the next town, and
to the sorry, soda fountain ov GIN
|nastic delight.
This Allmanax gives the biograp.
|hy, etimology, syntax. and prosidy
ov bugs, beasts, and little cod fishes,
and tell us, with the fondness ov o
step parent, the right time to trade
oph n dog.
In konklushun, it gives me CRATE
plezzurc tew remark.
That kussid are Holsters and milk
Tor supper, for they hav no bowels
,v mercy, nor mercy for bowels.
With crate 6exibility Of karaetor,
am yodr timber friend,
JOSH BILLINGS,
Allminacter-
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Gun CITY.-More substantial bust.
ness houses have been built this sea.
bon, than in any other year of the
history Of Ottumwa. An intelligent
and impartial gentleman, who lives
in Chicago, was in our Office yester-
day, who has just visited Des Moines,
Council Bluffs and Omaha, and he
Days we exhibit more satisfactory
evidences Of growth and permanent
prosperity, than either Of them, and
are building moro houses than all of
them put together. In addition to
tho great number of substantial bust
ness houses and elegant residences
(which have gone up all over the city,
this year, we have completed . mag
|ni6cent iron roadway bridge which
fs attracting to this place q largo
share of westward bound emigration,
and which enables our ovcr the river
friends to reach the city with facility.
Moreover, we are just finishing fine
|gystem OF sewerage, which drains
the principal business parts Of the
city. while our main street is being
graded and McAdamized, and will
shortly be tho handsomest street in
Iowa. A responsible firm isnow en-.
gagged in building gas-works, and in
few months we will bid adieu to
coal oil and other subterfages for
light, and will have, with our abund.
ant coal, tho best and cheapest light,
except daylight, which can be imagiu
ed. With three railroads alreadyibuilt,
and at least, two more absolutely
pertain to be built, at an early day,
and with all her other material
sources of wealth, and general pros
perity, Ottumwa can certainly offer
the merchant, capitalism, manufactu-
rer and mechanic, as fattering in
ducements for permanent and pro-
6table location, as any cityin tho west.
TO those designing to come west,
we can offer them as inducements.
|an uncommonly healthy locality
good schools. churches, society, news
papers, &C., &C., and as liberal and
|enterprising, public-spirited citizens,
las can be found any whore, while
real estate is held at very fair rates. |
Come and try US.
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Several years ago James I. Ander.
hon young man who was born near
|pahlonega, had his ssspine dislocated
while jumping from spring pole at
Hlenwood in this State.
He was brought to his home at
|Dahlonega, and ever since that time
has been lying on his back without
the ability to move hand, foot or
body.
He can, however, use his teeth and
laws, and has learned to write quite
we'll, as well as to draw with the
psncila paesab!y good sketch, with
= pom or pencil in bis mouth:
He has sent US sketch ofthe place
whore he was 80 shockingly disabled,
which 10 highly creditable.
We sincerely sympathize with him
in his afiictiop.
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- tfs reported on good authority
that the Western Union Telegraph
Company have leased the Astor)
House IN Now York, for twenty
years from the first Of next May, at
$4,000 per annum. The contract
ors require tho owners to exEend|
$4,000 in suitable alterations of the
SaildinS. ~
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E N III E N A COG UE

Warmers Emmenagogue is the only article
every case) Where Is the family In which
this important medicine Is not wanted I
Mothers, this is the greatest blessing ever
offered to you, and you should Immediately
procure it. It Is also sure cure for Female
Irregularities, and may be depended upon In
every case where the monthly flow has been
druggists. Price one dollar. Or sent by mali
on receipt Of one dollar and . quarter.
Address 6l9 State St., Chicago, Illinois.
]. aug26. WlY.d2tpm. -.I..E
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GooD.-We are informed by Mr.,
Hook, of tho firm of A. K. Swift 4
Co., that they are actively engaged
in the work of Demonstrating their gas
works in this city, and that they in
tend to push things with all possible
dispatch, confidently expecting to be
ready to supply our city with gas
within three months from this date.
Mr.. Hook gives very favorable
mention of the enterprise exhibited
in this city, stating that he finds no
difficulty as rulo in making con-
tracts with dealers hero to suppl
him with needed materials. He say
That our dealers sell so cheaply, az
SO nearly at Chicago figures, that /
hnds it no object to buy cast. Th
Company mean quick work, and wi
DO ready to illuminate the city in d
days, unless the weather be unusuall
bad.
NJ ok is in need Of workmen,J
see local under the head of want
ed smother column:
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that nice new brick block on Court
street we observe 10 all Kllcd except
The room Of Carpenter 4 Godfrey.
II is q nice little row for business and
'ings ought to be lively thereabouts,
--aiewever, gentlemen, let US suggest
Tint the sidewalk bc made uniform
and finished up handsomely this fall,
and YOU bet it will pay every one of
you in increased trade. Everybody
likes SO to promenade on y nice
broad, clean walk.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

John Coyan isscting deputy auditor
unui! Jan. LIST. After that the assess
ing will go on just the same. John
beat his opponent the other day
about 100 in this township, and j.
the best assessor we ever had, and ii
doubtless the only ono we ever will
have.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

lNsunEp.--This afternoon, ono oil
the workmen on Parks new brick
house, let brick fall from his hands
which struck Mr.. Frank Feidle,
square on the nose, severely bruising
and nearly breaking his necessary
nasal organ v
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

Gen. IIedrick's unusual absence|
from his office, this week, is vccasion1
ed by sickness in his family, his SON
Howard and his sister being down
with Typhoid fever. There appears
60 be quite an unusual prevalence of
this disease in the city at this time.
We understand, however, that in
most cases it is of o mild type.