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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

Since January l...... &32+67,7S s23gl2Ss sItH.a-s
John Quincy Adams said in 1926 OF internal improve
ment: 1T Is that from which am convinced THAI tho
unborn millions OF pOsterity who are In future ages
10 people this continent will derive their most fervent
gratitude TO the founders Of the Union that IN which
the benencent action Of our Government Will be most
deeply felt aud acknowledged. The munlhcence ana
spendor of their public works among the impersh-
able gores Of the ancient republics" In 1926 when the
above was written there not mile OF railway ID the
United States. Fory-hye years have passed away ana
we have now some 1000 miles of railroad and they have
cost 81 922OOOOOO The year that Mr.. Adams died, We
had only 23 miles OF railroad There has been no such
growth Of great enterprises this worlds history aud
here in this wonderful land growth has only just com
menced in the way OF resources. We have only
wisely 10 improve develop them and the "giorles OK
the ancient republics" will be as nothing when com
pared with the intelligent, educated labor Of nation
where each citizen contributes his part 20 the welfare aud
honor OF the whole.
According TO table in The BdnkGs' Magazine OF tho
value OF gold and greenbacks, when gold is III green
back is worth 9Os gold no. greenback IL worth 81.
total imports into the United States m leg wero
S437O265n. Total domestic exports, Al3,SG9,sa The
average premium gold in 1869 was 50 10 Excess Ok
imports domestic exports, S23,l5i,359.
The following the result OF the business at the United
Set Tro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

The next number Of Pgtndm'S Magazine 'the
crs, rnder Mr. parke Godwn's management VIII con
tain a careful article on CUBA and the American DOC
trina of Neutrality"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

A good edition of The POeticdE Works Of
SAMUEL LOVER has just published by ID. 81 sadber
& Co. 1t is well printed tinted paper. and neatly
bound and full collection Of the songs, ballads metr
cal tales and which the popular Irish
poet gave TO the world in various forms
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Sheldon & Co. have added to their series OF
hooks Of literature smaller History Of English and
American Literature for he Use Of Schools edited by
WILLIAM, SMITH. IL d., and HENRY 7. TUcKERhAS'
II is intended to be used in connection with shaws
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

MINING STOCKS BOARD-FIRST BOARD. .
,ppo stoeeA $50 WAIKIKI Assd. 1890 Smith Par %
ioo 1850 Gras. Valley. 70 lo............ ~
zoo spb pr 81 w Central Cold. "A 90 WAIKIKI L. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE. - 80,
r,a G. Do 81 IOO Ia M sc s6I Pit Fl C.. s3i
,6Gaa 1874 O1 Ohio A Miss 2al 800 Canada M c.. -
American COD l0O.........c 29j 500 Grass Valley. ~
nj loo 40 W. 13iI UO..... -
100 West Te. 80 100 CHI X TX Pael NV Ene'''''' ."
30 Reading....... @l zoo MI 4 81 FSul ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

The following shows the exports exclusive OF specie
from NewYork to foreign ports for the week ending
March g. and since the beginning Of the year
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31

a PROMISING BoY.-A certain Judge
while attending court in shire tow.,,
was passing alung "a road when boy
was letting down the bsrs to drive some
cattle in.
His father stood in the door Of his
house, Oh the bppusiic aide of tho rad
and, seeing what his hopeful was doing
shouted out:
john, don't yuu drive ,hen cattIerin
thcrc; told YOU To put tlicm ia- Tile
pasture bciilnd the house. .aa. <
The boy took .;osno,icc whatever OF
the ronionslrauce, ard his father re-
peated the order IN louder tone, With.
out the least effect, and the third lime
gave positive orders not to drive tho
cattle in there
The son. dilnt deiep to lcok up, at 4
disobeyed the parcath injunction with
coolness wh:el positively shocked the
judge, who, lookcd at the cuiprit, said,
III a tone" otficial dignity;
icy, don's you near your father
speasing to ynu?,
20, y.a-a.s! replied the boy, looking
at the judge, 'rut dout miud what
he says. Mothel dur't neither, and
tween she and l., we've about got the
Dig So hs limit
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31
REC ElIl VER'S SALE.
oRANGEBURG COUNTY.
.,g9 ! Jx GoMMos PtEAs.

aR8 INg GoSIMoS Pleas.
Valentine ri,.Aap, g al, L. ,hs
ElsSaeeih L. Kills, ots oil. Court.
by virtue OF an order of sale made Il, tliis
ease by the said Court, will sell az Grange.
burg. -. G., ON Monday The ID day Of Iantin
ry rioxt, during the usual hours OF sale:
l.. AlitfInt tract of ltnd situated in Orange
burgCouniy, containg one hundred aud forty
six t41) acres moro or less, and bounded
by lands OF J. ID. 'ksitt, j. G. wannamaker
aud tract No !. ~ lv .ife
q: Al that lot Of land eiisatcd in said
Cou!ty. containing one hundred anil thirteen
C1s) acres. more or loss, bounded by lands
OF estate i. J. Glover, AZ e. Andrews and
| tract No. ].
5. All that tract Bf land situate in said
County containing one hundred and thirty
eight tl3s acres more or less. bounded by
ants Of u, IL. Lcgarc. estate r. J. Glover, 4,
/ Cs!sndsews and tract No. 1, purchased by d .
| Louis .4g S.-...t;g
I !. All that tract Of land situate on Russell
Street, in the Town of 0r:angeburs. and
bounded by lets OFF. W. il. Dl,KES and j
| +. lzlar ESQ sa' s, So ahE 3fss
All the above Laadx arc rcsoii at tic risk
| OF tls Farmer purchasers. they having failed
20 comply with tho teriis of yaIe
| Terns--one-third cash, and tho balance
on trc5it uf Twelve months. purchasers 10
| give Bond fpr aaid balance. hearing interest
iroai d7r cfss'c, and secured By mort ra gs
of the premises. with covenant for resstic
on breach Sf the condition Of SAID Bund.
and 10 pay for Papers and Stamps
| T.. r. GLOVER. Receiver.
ornngcbarg, s. c.. Dec. Q, isio--rd
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rAI.SG
oRANGF FBuRqaIs obaaaa PLEAS
Julia A;MoKsvn, adif
Thomas c, Albsrsotti,

Thomas c, Alpsrsotti, cireai. Court.
ny virtue OF nj ordcr Of sale rna,e In stftis,
case by the said Court, will sell at Orange.
burg, S. c., op Monday the I'd day OF Jailu.'
airy next, during the usual hours Of sale oil
the Real Estats Of tshich, tho late W. 7. Me-
Kcwn died sriEed, to Wit: at
]. All that tract of land situate in the
Vilioge OF 0rangobusg. on the Five Chop
Road, containing twelve (l2) acres more Of
less, bounded By lands of H., Riggs anu Us-
tate w. i. Mckewsn. being the tract on whith
the said w. T.. MeKewn resided in his life
time. ss- sE1Sa ssES
2. All the rstpniaderih dover iii all That
lot or parcel Of land situated in Ac Village
OF Orangcburg, on Tho Five Chop fsoasl, con-
taiiling four and Runc-hnlfs Ia acres more
or less, bounded by lands OF II. Riggs, Geo
Deliver. and the tract above mentioned.
"a. All the remainder in dover in all that
tract of land situated in orangeburg County.
on both sides OF the Fiyc-Ghop Road, (said
tract will be sold IL tHpy parcels, the said
Road being the disidihg linc,) Containing
four hundred andsitty foar E45fl acres more
or less. bounded BY lands Of fIbn.F 4. W.
Glover, -lL Tbssnderburk. b. f. Simmons, n.
Riggs, and lands formerly of d. II. barton,
aht lanas Of D v. Barton, g. Arant, ani
jdseph Cookc.T "a 90 .ssg -
Tcrms- -pnc-haT cash, tho balads. on a
credit of twelve months purchaser gio give
bond forssaid credit portion bearing inIerest
fred. day@of sale, ami secured by inorieayc
with covenant for resale on a breach of the
condition Of the bond, and also 10 pay for
papers and stampi,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31


The first locomotive that ever did
service III the Tinted States, is now
lying outside of q foundry at Carbondalc,
Ishzerne Counts,
A Detroit burglar, while IN hallway
on thioying expedition, being asked
ssYhat do you want7' coolly replied,
"Oh, nothing. I'll help myself"
HTrersnrcr Spinner says that il the
eyi! il not corrected By the Government
ofaconipensating insuficicntly tie time
vii hvnt eon,e,, If mot already urpa as,
when nolc hut rich men or thieves will
be able to haid any publ:csohice.
Several live lizards hate beeA foHnd
Undecided in petrifed fire trees. which
we're found in the forest near Caliatcga,
California. One is aow on exhibition in
Fan Francisco. They art unlike any
species now known.
kA "wild woman" lately made her mp
pearauce among 4 number Of woodehop
pers near West Mountain. Maine, aud
scared them bsdly. Instead of at;emp
ting 10 capture her, the valiant choppers
afwood beat q hasty retreat, leaving all
their Supplements behind.
General Schenck, who has JUS, been
appointed To succeed Mr.. Motley ~
Minister to Eng,and. IS ssixty.one yuars
bid, and is d native of Ohio His *
poriepce has.heen wide and varied H.
has been o teacher, u lawyer, r,iiYoal
ageilt, ard has served the Gnyornmcnt
for many years as Minister to lr4zi
inehsber Of Congress and Gehcral in thc
army.
The United States Consul at Jerusa
lem, MR.. Beardsley, has sent to Vice
Pfesideet Colfax a speakers inallet of
bliye wood, with heads of oak irou
Aralsam's oak at Hebroh, ii thnliace
olive wood from the Mount Of Olives.
and an iDkstand.and sand box Of asphalt
ssofD the Dead Sea, all beautifully carved
and poi'sl'ed'
Eshtistupher Ludi, of Muscatainoi
Iowa, has a wonderful dog Ladi is a
baker, and his dog is a policeman. He
missed money from his drawer lie
thretened to blow his dogs head off f'r
letting him be robbed. fhera tipot i'e
dog pulled him, led Him toa mouse ucs'
IN the corner, where Ludi i"und hi,
grecnbacks he says he mo take ON
thousand deilars Tor that dag
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31

. ~ Z s-fs
C0ayESTIoHs OF RAILRotD FREs.
oEs7s We are advised by disp tel,
from Col VIM. Johusto,,. President OF
Charlotte, Columbia, aud Augusta Rail
road, that 4 conteution of the represents.
dves of she different railroads const.tu.
ting the through lines between New
Orleans and New York, pia Montgomery,
Atlanta, and Augusta, is called to lie
held in Augusta on "Wednesday, the 4th
of Jaauafy, proximo. to perfect through
schetaales, aud fof. other purposes. /, is
Hf the utmost Importance that I'll the
railroads interssted should be repre-
sented in the convention. augusta
LUassitHtionalist,
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Also 3 8
oANGEBURGH COUNTY,
IN TnEt!oMMoN PLEAs.

~ THEst'oMMoS i'LEAS
E. t. Glover, 4dnfs. for another, In tho
VS.. Circpi 1
J.J. Goodwin, ct. tx. ct al. Couft.
By virtue of an order of sslo made in the
said case, by The said Court, will cell nj
Oranseburg, &c, en- Monday, the I'd day
of January next. aarirg tho usual hours OF
sale, the following land:
All that tract Of land situated on Lime
stone. cdhiaihing 2ai acres more or less
bounded north by lands of Christian Wolfe
daniel Lnrry and II. i.s2rigler and cast
and west by lands Of j. II. Zcieier.
Terms-t,pc-Gaif cash, balance in year
secured by bspa ard mortgage, with cose-
nant ior i'esaleeis4 4,reSchsof bond. wtth IN :
tercst from dpy pf sale, Purchaser TO pay.
for papers and stamps.
Sheriff Otfice II. RIGGS.
orargetttg G. II. IS. C., s o. C.
Dcccnibcr 6, 1870.
dec 10 I'd
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Sheriff S Sales.
IN TIE COURT or PROBATE.
0RANskBunG CouNrY.
Ro6crt g. Fenning,

~ Ths odorc W. faiini6g, n 10 q
- j. AZ Fanhing,s set. al. 3 }asssss - sas5ii,es 5i,es
In pursuancet to an, order to nae directed By
The Honorable Thsd. c. Andrews, Judge OF
tho bprobate Court,I viii espsssto public
outcry on salcday in January next, the fol-
loving trGef ofsland. Viz: EFge 81
Ono tract Of land containing 90 acres
mere or less. s.hounded by lands OF j. w. Fan
ming. Willis d. tanning. ID. W. !. Jefcoat and
I. J, Yon. -.
Terms cash. Purchaser 10 pay for papers
and stamps. - az esb
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31

Il a nIi.n's 0iqNtoa.- Pa, said Al
little boy rs he climbed rs his fathers
knee :apas cooked HI his faceac;iriies; ~, as
il 80 Understood tie iaspsftance Of the
aaspf: pa IS your soul insured.
Ma sfe ysu thinking about, my
s,n! 5,ih.d ti,r agitatcd iatl,er.
.&tig pai.i heard Unele George sa,
ih;t 80 ,,ad s"ur houses iiisnrel aud
oa ;n ,sused out he didn't believe
y, ns,l thought at your suul, aud, ac
was aisaia Sou'ti loose il. Won't you
get Ii insured right away?
The father leaned his head on his hand
and was silent. &c owned bshad atres
Of land that Were c.pcrud with II beau
tiful produce. his barns were even now
filed With lcnty, his buildings all were
coyctsu by insurance; hut, as il that
w.uiy: ~, uiiicc iur the maintenance of
his Ns,ie and only Child in case OF his
deccss, he had tho day before takon Il
life pnl,c. for large amount, yet
not one thought had he given TO his i'm.
mortal soul.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31

ENsE EtKE .EOTkt ,..---Ali Per
H. -o"s ndy,h - ioanis s,,nst ,nv Esu.t.
q. II supple. deceased, snl prrsrn, tnam
rropcrly aitestcd on ur bs.oro thr lsl day ot
January next OF payment will be dcbarred
A. j. RUPLE,
Dec lst, lS10--3 I'll Administrator
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Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the Matter of CALrn &. SrGrnkxs,
Bankrupt, E.r Parts z. V. DlnGLE,
Assignee,
is virtue ef an otlrr OF sa!g 10 M direct
cd from Tie Honorable District Cour, o: the
United States, for the District OF South Caro-.
lima, viii Sell At public auction. at Orange.
burg {. H.. oh Monday. Ia ED day in Janu.
AIRY. 1871, a; the usual hours Of sale:
An The iRierest of Caleb q. Stephens.
BAhkrupt, in all that plantation cc tract of
land lying on South Elisto River, Orange
burg County, containing Ga acrcs moro or
less bounded by lands or ]. II. CecklSy, es
ta,e OF john s. Jennings, Souti, Eiist6 River
aud estate lands OF - Thomas.
Conditions cash, Purchasers to pay for
papers and S;anlps,
+. v. nlBDt.E, Assignee
Ca;Rh @. Stephens, bankrupt.
dec 10 I'll
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Assignee's Sale.


n the Mater Of Jouy c. FANNIyc,
BANKRUPT, Er pcmte p Y. DrpnLE,
Assignee.
Ey virtue Gra oftcr of sale . me- directed
from rae Honorable District Court OF the
United States, Tor the District OF South Car
olina. will sell ct public auction, ut Orange
burg c. II on Monday January ID 1871 at
the usual hours OF sale:
Allthat plantation, or tract of land ly;ug
in the Fork of Edistc, orangoburg Co;iu,y.
containing 10 acres more or less, bounded by
lands OF Mrs. N. 0ardhef, X. 4. kesdle
anl------. -
Also one RiAa
Conditions cash. Purchasers to pnv for
papers and stamps
=. V. UteBl,E. Aadgneo
Jcl'n { Tanning Bankrupt.
dec 10 ~ I'll
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31
In THE COURT OF PROBATE.
oRANoEBuaa COUNTY.
Y; 81 Glca,on,

sm,ai,uSl Gleaton et al
by order of the Probate Court raads in
this case, will soll q. OrangcburC c. II. on
the LIST Monday id Jhn.ary next, for half
cash, the balance in one vcar, secured bv
eurl and mortgage bt premiscs, with cove
nHhl Tor resale. Purchascts 10 pay for pa
pers. stamps and recording; AMI rs have The
privi ege of paying all cash. The following
'lfs ~ "aid County which were OF Absa-
-'n '"sol, uuccascd:
- ceres, boum,ie3 by lands OF Dr. Pom.
onas Gienton. Lo; | assigned TO the wild
'w aud Lot next described
w acres. bounded by Thomas Gleatoa
-" aiorgans aud aad by Lots 2 and 4.
Oi acres, bounded by the above Lot 5,
sd BIZ tn Lot |, assigned TO tho widow and
b. Is ). Morgans land. SO
= acres, granted Absalom Glelfon in
49, oouhieG by his lands and tHosc of
i A..4 .rsoe.
oo aces. bounded on lands of d.. rhin.
- some Peter Foglc and Absaion G!en-
%.
1 70 acres being part of a tenet bought,
by y. and I. Glcaton from H. Alcaiiehaci in
1870 and which WAS grRnicdto YIN liuli
IN i''2. !ae same being the half CT 50 acres.
owned in common by L. GlcstOn and de
ceased
Sheriff. Office, II. RIGGS. n
December 9, 1870.
aec lo I'd
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OST Ols STOLEN-Erom rr,r

OST OHS STOLEN From my
~ VIE about the 10Th Nov. last, her
POCKET BOOK containing Sll in Gold
$3.50 in Silver and Little Change in Grccm-
backs, also NOTE against X. D. Sans pay
able to the Executors of the Estate Of Allen
ShTlor. deceased. Several Payments hsve
been made on the Note Any person finding
or givcing information leading 70 the rseog
eryof said Pocket Book ard Ndto will he
Libetally Rewarded.
All PERSONS arc iorewarncd from trading
for said Note as payment has been stopped.
dec 8--tf IRWIN +, DANTZLER.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31


"a aarpr Nsw ygAR. - A rleasan
lie ;ntsrapegsed aeitsisolslieious dire % ms
4 wished 70 aIl, psrilss Skipii 4 psy
ehsnce % read the adj sert,se,n4at 81
kohn a. Bro.
Rutwe would adv,se ou, reaacrs to
isass sssys steer clear If these se-
tIenlens advertisement tor 10 ash is
sniiouncedsin it that Ne iear that al. our
readers SiA rush 70 offngrburg aud
our liitls solves III Tho lhottaghares
squeezed to dcath. But do us you please.
Head it il yon want to
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31
AI,SU
IN TiiE eoUlsr Or PROBATE
Z OaaSeEpuRd corsrr.
81 pare Aibers . ii aai4srriier.l

vs..
d. Evan Cook. Potter Cook,
Larinin Cock ct al. b j s. @
IN pursuance to an or;ierito metslircctc,l by
Tie Honorable Thad c. Andrews Judge of the
Probate Court will czpose TO public out
cry on salcdas in january next, The following
tract Of lnnd:. ~ @l4s - s69s.
One tract of land containing 1G0 acres
more or less, ihOrHAsebnrg cpunty ...bonitlcd
by lands of Joha b. Sttoinafi, Caroline
Gramhling and others. =.
Ttrlns cash. parrhsscts to pay for pa.
pers and stamps.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31

UIl< a. All Esers6ils HAY
IN 'ng H. man'ls against the Estate of S.
\. kclner!y, deceased, late Of 0Fahgeburg
o",ay Will present he same properly AT
,,S.e.. and those indebted to said Estate Will
makl payment to
z II. HoUSER,
Nov. TN, 1870. Administrators.
nov l. III
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Sheriff d Sal Ies.

BY virtus Of ssadsy &fiss os e. Ia. 70 INC
directed sill sell fethe highest bidder,
at Orangeburg Court House, on the fifsi
Monday In Jan. next, Cor cash, all the
right, title and iEiSrcst OF the Defendants
ihshs ftllswing properly, VIZ ss91
Ono tract OF land confainings $40 ecres
moro or less, bounded by lands Of Estate OF
Sam'i inabinas, S6hn liiles, A. J.. jackson,
Lewis taabinet iiiid Petor H5hseF. 8sat
Also one dttcr tract ecntaising so acres
more or less, bounded BY lands Of John r..
Smoak, Mrs. Mrsiha Smonk, John Riley and
A. N, W. lIartzug.. Levied upon as tho pro-
psrty Of billiard 3. Burke Al the suit Of
HA1u siNfotNeF' ~ tszsFegg ~ gss.f 9
~1 eqs slSs AtsU ie tsasis ssyefa
On Tuesday after ,sslesday al the : resi- resi-
dence Of fiiiliard x. Curke. about 30 Lusi,-
els Peas, f2D bushels tttn. l5. bushels Rice,
2a00 lbs Fodder and bank Slips. Levied
on as the property, OF IIiIlard IL. Burke Mt
the suit df David a. McLver. bf a
Also
One .ract5sf land centaiaing 1880 acres
more orless, bounded By lands OF -------,
being the rcnaindcr ofsthe place on which
John W.sDAntEicr now lives after ,iedpcfii,g
his Homestead therefrom. Said lands will
be sold IN several different traits. ~
Also Mules and IIorse. sd
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31

The Washington Star says that the
Arlington estate ncYer aid belong 70
GeasrI Zoe A. the death oi g Gorge
w r. Cnatls life interest was
bcqueashed to Mrs. Lee, his daughter,
and vt her death IL was to 60 to her
graudspns. Gustis and aFitEhdeh Ice.
The taxes up1n the prYperty having
accu,naiatsd during the rebellion, It Was
sold therefor aud pafchased, by the
u.,er.' yhsnt hnS, 1t wiiib seem it Is
isesa D; .'s ..issi lax t,.'e. subseqncnt-
y eiioi'a wsfc n,ads a. tcdecth issby
paSaE itts aisaant of iaxes, but they
~cr. .9sqceassfai sud the title is still
,vsga 4iUoa fS.seHl, ,.S ,3rtu:c of
thf t.,.. sat a,,uasa y g3
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AND

On T,icssl,.y after Salesday ut the resi-
dence of john W. Danizlcr, about 20 head
Cattle and Wagons levied on rs :hc pro-
perts 6f 'Joisn ". Daiis.er ut the suit of
Mary Ahh Crook, Xxx d. "a
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I! iS!;Sg!!.la1g.l1.l.
IB ! NTGER and BIsiDEAER.
Rc. % Broad .Street.
December 80, 1870.


SrA1~ SEcuniTIEs--Son,h Carolina. old
@"5; do new. @GS {; do, regist'd stock
ex int @6S
CRY SgouRITiEs--Augusta Ga, Bonds
7S@ Charleston, S. c. Stock tex or int)
GeoU do Fire Loan Bonda, GHG6; CO.
lumbia, S. c. Bonds, @60.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Blue Ridge (frst mort
gage) 600 Charleston and Savannah,
999; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
G9so Chcraw and Darlington, @s2;
Grcenvillc and Columbia, Qst mort) G6S5 ;
do. ;State gnarantee) @G5; Northeastern.
81 "a Savannah and Charleston, (lst
morD t97s; do, Estate guarantce) G9@, ;
south CrrUlina, t8T9; do, IL; spartan.
burg aud Uhior, e135.
RAILROAD SrocKs-charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta, C940; Greeugiile and Colum-
bia, Gg1i Nortncastern, (Ala: Savannah
and Charleston. GDal Scdth Caroina
(wholc siales) Gail; do, (half do) "a ~
i'xdnkxGp. &cr-Scw York Sight. ! off par;
Gold, ii09ll2; Silver. l03@ /.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31
Notice oil Dimissal.

NoTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
~ will, on the los da OF January. 1871.
h'e my final accouat with ;he Honorable
Judge of Probate for lran.cburg County. ms
administrator of the Estates OF J. a. Keitl.
AMI ASK !or Letters OF dismissal:
p. Nj. HOUSER.
aec .o-4t Add'inistfGor.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31

One tract Of landeonsaining 200 acres
more or less. bounded by lands pf-J. H. r.
Tate, Peter Aeinger, Mrs: George Thomson.
Estate Vance Thomson and Snntec River.
Levied on as the properly of 2 W.Tyoght nj
the suit OF Regin W; Buiee, Guardian of C.
BEu:i. ""f I" lE tHH
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31
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Fasr aAEkpAY IN is5i.Mohaay
aext u Salcaay Quito an sllouus Of
hfSiesty . aaysrsissd for, salel Hbc
elayssr i gone. Does not every man
eesife . start tic new rear afresh ?
Tome, taeai % the salc on Monday next
Eaeh mem husband caa geb scme,hirs
shatwill please his new wife, = fDe
horse, : new estate, buggy q son4ihiippg
elsc equally aoeeptible lss
TIE old scar Isl gopeaF Every beds
osp,s 70 tho First s4lslay ii 1871 +