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Gents do you wish q fine suit Of
clothes, II you do you can get them
for a very little sum Of money at the
Cheap Cash Store, by Charles Ats
chul, in Batcsvillc, Miss.
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The uaAersigned party desires 10 SILL his
plantation sfssated Ave miles east Of Como
Depot asd b : para efths plantation sf the
late Jsha q Ms0shee, dec, Of fonr hundred
md eighty acres Of this number, three hundred
and forty acres are cleared and in cultivation,
the balance we'll timbcrcd. Good improve.
ments, house, ~outhouscs, etc. The terms Of the
sale and price Of land is twelve dollars and
6fty cents per acre, half cash and the balance
10 twelve months. Apply for further infor-
nation to Mr.. Sihley ON the premises, or to
JOHN McGEHEE HARRINGTON.
No. Is Union 81 Memphis, Tenn. o.
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plan was to shut up Thomas in
Nashville, or compel him to assault
the Confederate army in their works,
when Hood felt confident of defeat.
ing him. II Thomas did not ad.
vance to relieve his garrisons n,
Mnrfrecsboro and Chattanooga on
the east and southeast, those places
must necessarily be evacuated, when
Hood believed, he could capture q
great part Of the forces which had
held them, and, changing his base,
ne would open communication with
West Virginia and North Georgia,
which would thus again pass into
the possession Of the Confederates,
and thus allow the two chief armies
Of Lee and Hood to be in supper,
Vi sacil other, and capable OF iorm.
ing a Junction If Richmond was
eventually abandoned. Under all
tHc circumstances, tic plan was
wise, and the only one which prom.
ised advantages aiicr the disappoint.
nsehts Of the campaign. A recon.
noisaance was made toward Muir.
f~recsboso, which resulted IN The
coaclusion that nothing could bs
accomplished BY m assault.
On the 18th Of December, Ii,
Esderas having been heavily rein.
forced, attacked Hood on both hi,
aanks-were repulsed on the right
BIT carried some OF the unfinishet
Fedoobts on the left. During III,
night the lines wcrA shortened
CAeetham was transferred to In
le1t leaving Lce's corps On thcrigh,
Stewart now occupying the cente1
IN the 10th Thomas attacked alon
the whole line, in continued assaulI
until 3 r. y. when Bates division
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50 late from The Secretary, it was
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r'oi hhe' however, was desperate,
sa' "s,cu u"", "'a''sn', VINE" the
reae'ai iorce abandoned It's works
anu aosssa ",e n'er' forreS. pur-
sung. ihe ioss was some 4,oVo,
including killed, wounded and pris-
oncrs, and the mortality among gen.
eral officers great. Il IA 10 bo re.
mo,,h..oa 49,. a.. ~.
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snla'i army there were as many gen
cral officers as IN the large armies
Of Lee, the divisions and bripadcs
having been. oy The casualties Of war.
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'hc morning iiood moved forward,
and on the "a Of December took po-
sition in front Of Nashville, Lees
corps beiua in the center. rcst;nc .,
and eove,;,a Tho F..,,ra e.,
@.-a'N ',"'.n P'ke,
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nm tho lr1 with cavalr,. -,
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Ii is q goodly picture; but we can't
help saying, even at the Th3k of dsmpiug
the hopes Of our contemporary, that it
win be very long time, md that there
must be good deal of the hardest kind
of work done, before the lion aud the
lauib will 10 any such thing in South
Carolina, or even anywhere else IN crca-
tion. It won't do, yet awhile, to place
implich faith in the lions. Aad as for
tho race we Eest II lfSs IA l,sng march to
take before it reaches its s"asphodcl
moadows" Btt stiN. let Or~agehssg
hope on. So far US We can sec, tire a,scc
10 ander .kelaw of proeression We as,e
growing, assA~egas, 4 sasst BIO ecA Tossed,
II is u ssd ronmdahoat we have come,
wading through blood, and all that |; and
quito doubtless there is yot good deal
Of wsding and hard knocks for us, but
still, South Carolina, tho world even, is
growing. 80 81 sa
80 our cotclnporary the Daily RpuJ
Hcan Of Charleston prates Of us. Is there
anything in his notice of our article save
thus that amid all his mighty budget Of
exchanges the editor of ssid paper has
marked our article as--wAhass shall 9e
say-signifcant, good That is all we
INDUCED hope ! a hope shss every
pure heart INDUCES With us.
This editor notices this aud says some
thing about it, VIC know not what he
wants? f"
Our hope For n better time, if recon
ciliation between seligereat fsc,ieas of
opinions aud prejudss viii c,m.. Who
in che opening Of the new year does not
unite with as ia the wish. Peace to.
wards all men aud aaity of sentiment
What docs shis editor a,esa?
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to submit "a full report of his department.
to the House by the 9Th Of January,
1871, aud that III failure to do 80 he
should be dealt with according to law.
mir Reddish supported his resolution
with . very strong speech, in which he
greatly condemnsa the constant delays
ON the rart d tho Land Oonmissioner
in making any reports, aging that he is
determined to have, full investigation
into the affairs of that bsanth of the
public servioo. ~ 2
Mr. Recaish:s remarks were aiBtca ed
to with great attention on the part of the
Hoaso, 'carying %FCh them as tileyedid
convincing truths.4- Ba. the Hosse
could coaie to no edtEnhe eonSasion on
the subject, the order of business wa.
specially postponed to give way to a re.
solution introduced by Mr.. Whipper
the House adjourned without again tax
ing np the affairs of the Land Commits
sion. aJ
Mr.. Editor, I can. not close this with
out referring to the goud time peopl.'
have had for the past two days on &C
count Of visit of militia company from
'Charleston. All Colulpb;a mas astir,
the streets were crowded and the mir vi
brated with tho sounds of rnae,iai music,
carrying the spectator buck 70 aimos,
forgotten days of strifo--may they soon
be forgotten.
AS | understand there will be call
for Woasau's Right Convention to ocn,
ycne hero in February next, and at which
all the fair sex Of the State shall be re-
presented, I hope that this Convention
will assemble Cor I am quite csSious t"
see how many Aunie Dickins"es are IN
the State Of South Carolina.
The weather~--I aentiea ths as ,hc
closing thcme--is dyligh,tisl, aud the
streets arc lined with ladies, who ere
shopping, and gentlumcn who IRE t.sln-
refreshing walks, attertl,c arduuu, dur .cs
OF the day, SO as not to miss ali the sights,
| will now close, Aopiug to be able to
send you some better stuR ia ~, arrt
Happy Christmas !. the m,sy e.
Yours, &r..
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a Man DROWNED WHILE BE NJ
BAPTIZED At Sand llilL Kentucky,
December 4th, sad accident occurred
A few weeks siucc Dr. a. =. Puwnall
united with the Chris,ian Church, aud
Sunday Was appointed as the day of bsp-
.ism. Ho requested his pastor, the Rev
S. B. Hough, TO perform the rite. AT
the appointed hour large number of
persons assembled on the banks of Crook
cd Greek the place chosen for the i'm
mersion. Aftcr singing aud prayer.
Mr.. Hough entered the water, leading
the Doctor, and the decent being very
gradual they we're obliged to proceed
some distance from the shore in order to
reach sufficient depth, but sud icnly
were seen 60 90 down, having stepped
over bank conc 'alcd by tho water;
both soon arose TO ,ls surface, and Nj
Hough regained the bank, but the Doc.
tor being unable to swim WAS swept by
tho current under 6oodgatn only u
short distance below; every cXertion
was made to save him, but in vain. The
body WAS soon after fourd and brough lit
ashore amid the most heart rending
screams from his young wife and friends
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dee "a

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an Illustrated Weekly Journal Of 40 columns.
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from photograph. expressly Cor The Press,
with IN out'oe rr HIS life, an mn account Of
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carly toe~urucd to nny county in the
South, 80 whom liberal list Of premiums is
offered in ,his issue.
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IN I'll tho Southern States for it's re-
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the products Of labor, as not TO require
special recommendation from us. its use
for fvo years past has cs,ablrhed i:s char
actcr for reliable egcellense. The large
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trade, affords tho Fircst Gusrnitcc ofthn
continued excellence of its Guano.
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FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED

TTNHIs ARTICLE is MANtt}rTyGtD D
by ;hc PACIFIC Gt ~" '.Ai i>N}
AZ Char :. C.. ruI,r .->a4c4cc
Of DR. ST. JULIEN EAViNI.i A,nn u
posted with an cquai w.is.,t oi Iotca sreu,
its results hive been founi fully q",.i to III,
best standard fertilizers. LA economy must
commend ii to the notice o. ran.crs gcner
ally.
for supplies, Apply TO j \ nuBSlN
Selling Agent. Charleston. s. Z.
JNO, 5. REESE & Co., General Agents,
Baltimore.
dec "a td
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Thoro is sort Of Csstsllar up 10
orspSsbug Hear him, in the editorial
columns Of the 0rapgeburg News, as he
discounes Of the pleasant things un.
folding for South Carolina:
"Plcasureable, indeed, are the visions,
which, penetrating away into the dusky
future, deseryth dasning ofa brighter
aud happier day tbs lying down Of the
lion and the lamb together, ssphodel
naosdows and peace" He
Nov iAn't that good? After the great
urress in which we lave been co long
f0uadsriag, vo are to have peace. And
no ordinary poaes either. Lions aud
lambs lying down together, asphodel
meadows, &C.. aro ip the programme.
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@nrasAs, yosspo 100! ,.'. oyp. to
r,e or .etters o ,tn T.s.ra .pA 90 ,As "s-
tate oi James otayoh ot., ...c .. p,Ing, burg
County, deceased.
These arc therefore TO cite ana aumonish
all and singular the kindreu ana CrcoI,ors
Of the SAID deceased. to DC. ands appear be.
fore me at u Court Of Probate Tor nc sa.,.
County TO be holden ut Oraugcburg on tnc
2iih day OF December, 1870, NJ 10 clock A.
NJ. to show cause if any, why tho said Al
ministrR,ion should no, be granted.
Given under my hand ami the S,ai OF my
Court, this 9th day of Dec, a. II. 1870,
and in the ninety fifth year of American
Independence.
TITAN c. ANnRTwS,
dec 10 -at Inif, al Probate
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Office County Commissioners
DkAN&KBUaG, s. c..
deo 2a-3t

DgcrMnrn 2Ist, 1870.
Tho attention Of RETAILERS Of SPIRIT
U0CS LIQUORS is called to Section "v."
Statutes at Lurgc Of the State of South
Carolina, Passed December 18th, 1901,
which reads ss follows!
"And be ii Enacted. by authority aforesaid,
That any person or persons who shall Retail
spirituous Liquors or keep Tavern without
a License or Licenses from said Board of
Commissioners, shall Forfeit and Pay the
sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty ($25O) Dol
lars. to be recovered in any pists9Sr Tourt IN
this State"
All ssss.:ssses wha $df All. FAiLto COMPLY
with the above sECTIoN, will be dealt with
accordingly.
by order Of Rae Hoard.
Jas YAM TAssEL,
Clerk Beard Cosasy Commissiosers.
dee "a a.
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How ID Tive understand that cer-
tern petitions hays been forwarded to
his ExcelloncJ Gov. r. K. Scott, pray
ing the rcDovei Of certain Of our County
officers. Now 90 one is mere anxious
than ourselves TO have officers who are
calculated to please the whole people,
but arc those who have made applies.
.ion to Cos. Scott 70, ofice half as ht
fer the positions TO which then aspire as
tho present encumhentsS IfGov. Scott
makes removal, we want il distinctly
understood, Republicans OF Orangeburg
County, that it is dore without our sanc.
tion,
But we know he will not. we be-.
lieve Gov. Scott ,ctU listen to the vcicc
Of his stauuchcst supporters. We know
he will not 50 back on them.
Cit" out on you week kused Repub.
!!ssns. IF rs recommend q man for
Office, he must be whole Soulsd Demo.
crst. or whole souled Republican.
Nothing wishy-wsshy will do us. Do
you bear1
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- rolnc OF pRoBA !.

Whereas Charles II. Bull hath applied 10
M Tor Letters OF administration, on tho Is.
a; oi joan Merchant iate of oisngcburg
ouMi! ur9cesru
lac,s are therefore - q. nii adn,onlsl.
al aul SIng@.ar tht s'h ,v.- an creators OF
the said DC, ehSci q" t. alt rrc@r,bcfore
M at u Couri oi lrehnIp i"r the s,.Iu Coun-
~, 10 hc huid,n e., Oraug. uu.g on ;he 3ist
day OF Deccmbcr, iciJ. II 10 U clock "A. NJ
TO SHOW cause II any why The sald Ndniuts-
traton should MOI he grantcl. r
Given under my hand and the Seal oftiac
Cour; this l3ih dny uf De enber a ID
so, and tic ine'y- fourth year Amcr-
Gao indcpynd' uce
dc L. :; judy of Aoba.c
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bteir be., n,,,.a ,,.,......,,. 8.
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of M;ssour; Ion bor b,ro =, 81, :,
some rcla,;vcs Twin. :, uonrr o,,,,..
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atnan must pay for whst he lses.
g. The Courts have decided that refusing
ate take newspapers and periodicals. frem the
!. post-otEce, or removing and leaving them
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NOTICE.
CouxrY SCHOOL CoxMIoNzn's orrrcE,

NVUNIE SCHUUL VUhHIUFEH OFTICE,
Ofangcbtfg. >. c., Dec. 3lst, 1870.
ON ana AFTER THIS DsTE, I willbe in
MY OFFICE at ORANGaBUIiG only on
EVERY sATURDAY. Z.
Persons desh'ous of SEEING and Trans
ACTING BUSINESS with me III thy 0hcal
Capacity. need not CALL upon rcc only OH
the ABOVE DAYS, as 40 Besincts, positively
will be attended 10.
I Z. 1. CAIN.
deo 24-3t SC O. C..
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is the more eusy to puruus; mo for
that ia the moro casy whish Is the more
pleasant. A
Ask tho shies whsther tho luxuries
parcAsssd BY the stolen coin, ou,valao
rho crust which he earned by his honest
toilf
AK the monarch whether he sits the
morev comfortably on throae enerusted
with the rights Of his peopief
Ask the man, tho mereilsss creditor.
who has plundcFed tae widow md the
orpknn, whether his iH.gorscn wealth.,
which has given A;n pillow of aown,
has brought him lighter slumbcrD and
happier dreams, than he enjoyed in tho
days Of his honest toll, when his head
reposed on bolster of hay?
And lastly, ask yourself, dear reader,
whether the errors you are conscious of
having committed, the remembrance Of
them, affords yoa as mach pleasure, Us
the virtues you may have exhibited to
the sdornment Of yourself and society,"
He that can to-day sit down and
calmly gaze out upon nature and na.
tare's works, read ala his past life, his
temptations, his sorrows and trials, and
in the midst of them all preserved a
conscience void of ofFense towards God
and mau, how doubly happy is his lot,
hew euvisble his por,ionl
LIE, philosophers preach if they will,
about virtue meeting no reward hero.
L. is not so! yirtao Is rewarded and
Sice Is punished.
Any other doctrine is y miserable fal
lacy-ar absurd sophis.ry.
iiaa ,icc no otter punishment than
those which mundane aggrand;semene
can giv,7 Is dousessic peace no re-
ward Is all evil conscience a bless
insg Let those who have experienced
the miserics of one, and the comforts Of
tho other, apswor.
But let US turn from these thoughts.
Ta-posrow ia Chrissmas!
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10 az same. ti
wi k"ep constantly on hana an as.
s"r.meni OF FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY
and lANCY ARTICLEs us usual.
dec 10 FlF 4 & Sns
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WANTEDi!

XNHFE WANTEDi!
w Bya young
man of genteel and rather handsome APP
pearanes, agreeable disposition, and good
education. A YOUNG LADY with similar
qualifications will be eligible TO tho situation,
even If she is penniless, while at the same
time one with large fortune would net be
objected to.
want wife--oh lady fair!
Take pity on me now;
And do not doom me long to wear
The willow on-my brow.
Address with stamp.
wADpILOVg wITLRss,
dec e. CclGE s.a . -.
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Christmas

S5tsksss hGE yVttT 't f.;-i. ~ ,ff
J Js morrow is Christlnas! Another
s Jssr VIII SCOT have passed, ano,her Noli.
adey gene How serious the shought
ucv varied tho emotions, tho remem-
tfan2ss, t;.s 'hopes, the feara or the joye
that The re1a~a of this dsv exeitesl
Il is rnss. far us to pause at this hour,
te tafn from the monotone Of every day
life, and !et our memory wander back
shas tbs sistss Of reseaing 5san, and
+, ooa,shrPpitssk tlse scenes ana Influences of
moments aaw goac forever.
yes' go nust stop, pauae, reflect aud
. ceasiieE-tq morrow ia Christnao!
ea " he.hes il be cold aud dsca,nless
day CT not, it will have sho effect to etir
up the rlianto,ns of memory past. The
sssaslat:ers which the recurrence Of ita
ssssvsssarg crcr brings, will be tie
fae.e. Whether ono of cloud!en sun,
pAics OF ,na,s.r md dismal slisa, it will
be cnntS-aAs! Whether its nigh, re
feae ofslcTs'3 mcou. sud rcsplcudeo stare,
u wall be che nish. OF the Chris,maa cf
1870. 10 cheerful Gres, burning
brightly 10 tha grated hearth; the bril-
Liant lamp, oil Sill attest This truth
The tizla snd coy maiden who i,
iosk.ng fer the ccmips CT Charlie or
srm,s 50 falf the eoys uads
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FOR SALE!
Dec. 81.

.s,sAeeA. That VALUABLE PLANTA-
ttNafsSaa TIOS known as "Rcilevile."
fornprly owned by Mr. Charles
Ss.EssEBEss Il. Thompson, situated IN Or
ang'burg Coenty, near Fort Motto Depot.
contaipihg l.670 acres Of Land, part or
which Il WELL TIMBERED. tine balance
CLEARED and admirably adapted TO the
Culture of COTTON and rROfiHIpSS An
excellent RANGE for SruCK in the Conga-
rec 3~amr, a nnc Mater Power near the
South Carolina Railroad DWELLING in
good order and 0utbuldings.
Apply to
JOHN COLCOCk & co
Chs. lesion. s. c.
Or COL. A. T.. AMAKER,
St. Matthews r o.. :. C.
dec - ,f