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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

An Important case has recently been
tried in Edgefeld, where ono paa sued
another for enticing off his Negro labor-
ers. The Jury made tie DefeDilAns
pay s3o0,08 damages and ali costs. Il
was alleged that the negrows were entic-
ed off, or hired BY. the Defendant about
the iast Of January, after they had been
already hired and set to work by The
Plaintiff. The parties to this suit we're
ncigbbors.
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Sheriff IS Sales.

BY virtue Of sundry writs Of q. IA. to me
directed will sell to the highest bidder,
. at Orangeburg Court House, 9. the Ere:
Monday in February nezt, for cash the
following property, via:
ALSO
One tract OF land containing I50 acres
more or less, bounded by e. n. Dowliug. y.
B. Sawyer. Vim. Penderyis. and South Edis,o
River. Levied on ms the property A. D. Dov- :
ling nj the suit of e. II. Dgwling.
ALSO
The interest Of the Defendant in one Cir
cular Saw Mill on Dean Swamp. Levied On
as the property Of James o. d. CLANCY nj
the suit Of VIM. Knotta, @
ALSO
One tract Of land containing 1850 acres
more or less. bounded on the north by David
Houser, cast by j. ii. Sneak, south BY estate
Margaret Rumph and west by y. vi. oliver
ty Of Peter NJ. HouscF nj the suit Of Is. y.
Simmons.
On Tuesday after salrs,lay, mt tho resi-
dence Of i. 81. Houser. . bcn.i Mules, :.f;
head Cattle. 22 head IieEs. Wagon ani
Gears. 1000 lbs Seed Cotton. .ssJl0 ti,s Fodder,
$50 bushels Corn, l Win,i NiIi, 10 bi,sie Il
Cotton Seed, and I1ouscbeld and Kitchen
Furniture. Levied on ~ the properly Of
Peter VI. iouser at tho suii Of u. y. Sim
mons.
ALSO
One Turpcbtine Still and nSr. .rIsir.i isfe-
rest in one other Turprntine Still. also one
third interest in one sract pf land esaIaiuipg
400 acres moro or less. Levied On os the
property or L. A. Xcigier ai the sisit of DADI
Zcigier
TN Tuesday alter sHirssr~y 49, .------.-.----
Of L. A. ZriIINr. wagons. {. Timber tarts
anil Sirefrhrrs. 4 bead VI Cattle. 4 Euzgy. q
Oarn. Mare. Carria.ge, riano. House
hold and Kitchen Purnuure. Levied on a.
the property vf l.. A. Zrig,rr at the suir ef
Dan'i Xriglrr.
On Tuesday after salesday next, at the
residence Of Joho l.. Ayers, I5 bushels Corn
mere or lrss. Levied OH rs the properly of
John l.. Ayersai the suit Of Reuben johnson.
ALSO
One 10, OF land in the Town Of BrancAviiie.
containing two acres more or less. and bss,sat.-
and othcrs Levied on as the properly of
W. II. ilourk, Adm'r Lengniek s Sell.
ALSO
One tract OF land containing 475 acres
more or less, bounded north by II. Riggs,
east by Old Charleston Road, south by j. W.
II. Dukes and west by Edis.o Rivcr.
ALSO,
One other tract containing 250 acres more
or less, and bounded on the north by J.. w.
II. Dukes, cast by W. T. McKeWn. south By
Henry Dickson and wes, by A. ID. Frederick.
Levied on as the property Of d. II, Barton nj
the suit Of o. d. Riley. Admir-.
ALSO,
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THE ORLEAas FAMILY IN FRAseB.--
The fayors the Orleans family are enjoy
ing, says a Paris correspondent, form one
of the significant signs of the times
Many Of the most eminent men of the
French empire are s.aunch supporters
of the family, aud it is generally believed
that n NJ. Jul:s Fayre, Jules Simon,
Ernest Picard and others will s.renuously
exert themselves TO secnre their ultimate
restoration. II is said that the Em-
peror breads the family with sort of
phobia. n. Denuncques has presented q
second petition to the Senate, praying .
repeal Of the laws which exile the houses
of Bourbon aud Orleans, and while i. is
deemed certain that tho petition will be
rejected, it is believed that it will help
.!:c .!:c ssse!!;as se!;as in &ses Of the lstter This
feeling has been strikingly manifested
on tho occasion cf tha funeral Of the
Duchess D'Aumsle, in England, when
hundredsof Prsnchmen crossed the chan.
mel TO attend II; aud again at tie cele.
bration Of the mass in 81 Ferdinand 4
Chapel, at Neu;lly, which wxs attended
BY 1000 persons. Quite as imposing
. deait astration IL also anticipated AT
Chsntilly, where still another funeral
service Is 70 be celebrated.
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EEHEaTEA ExssaaPTIoNs.

All persons who arg By Law, Exemp. or
who desire 70 make application for ExEsiP-
TONS fron Militia Duty. ara notissd, to call
uPon the 5nderaigesd, At Orangcburg, who
IN prepared with ell The necessary BLANKS,
Re-. and viii forward and attend promptly 10
all APPLICATIONS eEssusted to his care.
Applications to be made in person on or
before 'he 18th Of February next.
Jan 2s--3t cHAs. 8. BULL, n. p.
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OFFICE ENROLLING OFFICER,
onAsorrune CoHsrr, so. Ca,

ORASGEBURe CoESrI, 80. Ca,
January 18th, 1870.
County Commissioners Of Orangeburg County,
So. Ca:
GENrs-I have the honor to inform you
that have COMPLETED the ENROLL
MENT of all MALE Citizens between the
ages Of Eighteen and Forty Five. and would
respectfully call your attention TO SECTION
8 of An Act to Organize and Govern the
Militia of the State of South Carolina, ap-
proved March 10th, 1859.
I am very respectfully,
your obcdicnt servant,
FRANCIS DEMARS,
Enrolling Officer, orangburg County.
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GENUINE IMPORTED
NORWAY OATS,

Samples .S,m Free r., Farmers.
E1EOM 1on to 1870 bushels grown TO the
IL ncrc, Weighs from 10 to ID pounds to
the busfcl.
This Oats has been grown on every variety
Of soil and in every State or the Union, with
The grain is rery iar3e plum, ipyhanisom>.
has remarkable Thin hask. aud ripcn- -arii,r
than the common varictics
The straw is bright clear. .'ou'. aud no,
linbl- to lodge. is perfectly clear ef ,rst; anil
grows from to : feet high.
We have both the White ami Black Nor
way. both the sane price and equally pro-
ductive.
We will send one quart 1.-THE above Oats to
any address i'osf PAID for........,........$lO 90
Two quarts, post paid ...................S3O0 90
One peck sent by express or freight. .S3 OO
Half bn-hel, 70 pounds.................... S6U0
One hmshel 40 pounds. lUOo
CAUTION. BED- We wish il distinctly un-
dersiood that this is not light oats, ;Seigh-
ing 2S to % lbs. rase,l in New England. AMI
sold under the namo of Norway hui imported
Seed, every bushcl guaranteed TO weigh 40
lbs, or the money r.fHndtd.
Samples of both kinds sent fire. for three
cent stamp. Also Circulars and TcsiimonialR
Address all orders to. n. p. BOYER & 10.
Parkesburg. Chester Co., p.
jan % 2m
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WoMAN's SuFFRAeE.-A petition has
been sent to Congress from Massachu-
setts, praying that sixteenth arnend-
ment to the Constitution be adopted,
giving to women the right of voting.
Prominent politicians predict that it
must come. and that, in ten years woman
will have this right.
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SEVERE SToRa IN CHARLESTON
"A very heavy and unreasonable storm Of
rain aud thunder visited Charleston On
Monday night last. The rain poured in
torrents from ! l o'clock until four The
lightning was very severe; one building
in King Street was struck and shattered.
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General Joseph u. Johnston has def.
nitels declined 20. accept .hs psoasbed
Presidency Of the tnsvsrsisy Of Nasll-
yllie, Team. A hiA hnsincsa oneeremeats
ste saeh that he cannot with honor ask
yeleass from Thorn
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General !. N. wi.hers, formerly a
Major General In the Confederate army,
sud who was Mayor Of Mobile during
tho riot swo or three yssrs ago, and was
removed BY Msjor General Pope, has
assumed .hs duties Of editor Of the Mo.
bile Tribune.
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ALSO
ORANGEBURG--IS EeUlrY.

L. A. zsigier, Executor.
vs..
w. Houser, Administrator.
Under the order in this case ssiii scli at
Orapgebarg C. H., for one-half cash, balance
in six months, secured by bond, with interest
from date, and mortgage Of premises, with
covenant :s Fa6s.'s Eaf5iisssss af5iisssss f,=-y:ss Fog
stamps and papers.
BAT acres Of land Of Estate Lewis Zeigler
bounded by lands Of DIR. d. l.. Hildcbrand,
Jacob Hildebrand, n. A. Milestone, Geo. w.
MILESTONE and David Wannsmaker.
Sherif's Office, \ II. RIGGS,
0rangeburg c. H., 8. c., s. q. C.
Jan. IL, 1859.
jan Is I'd
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Notice of Dinissal.

NT0TIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT l
In will, en-, tlis 28tE day I'd March,. 1870,
ia my AnAs account with tie HonoraBle
Judge Of Probate for Urangebnrg County, as
Executor Of the Estate OF WH. Snider, de-
ceased, and Ask for Letters Of Dismissal.
JACOB SNiDER,
len 2p--3t Executor
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Notice of Dismissal.

NToTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
lN the 18th day Of February next, will
hIe my Final Accounts with the Hon. L. G.
Andrews, Judge OF Probate, and ask for
Letters Of Dismissal as Executor of the Eso
tate Of Gabriel Myers.
LEVI d. MYERS,
jan 29--sd Executor.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

To parties in want of DOORS, SASHEs
and BLINDS, we refer to the advertisement
Of P p. Toale. the large manufacturer of
those goods in Charleston Price lis, furn-
ished oa application.
jjs!ss IL om
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oRANGEBURG-Is EavlrY.
II. D. Bonneti. Admir- Of Estate I
Geo. Bonnett,

Jno. F. Bonnett, Adm'r, ct. al.
Under the order in this case, will sell Of
0rangeburg Court Houac, on the first Aion-
day in February next, for half cash, balance
in one year, secured by bond with interest
from date and mortgage Of premises, with
covenant for resale. Purchaser paying for
stamps and papers.
A tract of 922 acres more or less, the PRO
perty of Geo. Bonnett, deceased, bounded by
the North Edisto River and lande Of Y. s..
MoNichael, Mary Bennett, Henry Donnett
and Josiah Bonnet.
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ALSO
oRANGEDURG--IN PposArg.

EE Parts Petiiion
Edward III. HonEsr, for
ct. ux. Dover.
By virtue Of an order Of sale Enads In thfr
case by the said Court, I viii sell at Orange.
burg, s. G., on Monday the 7th day OF rebl
ruary next, during the usual hours 81 safe
;he following lots Of land, belonging ts sss
state Of the late Samuel N. Kenncriy.
l. All that lot Of land with Dwelling sadl
0uthouses. situate on Amelia Street in fhsf
Town Of I rangcburg, ,containingcne aud ont~r
half acres more or less, and bounded bY
lands of II. Riggs. lots Nos. 2 and g a. said
Estate, and Amelia Street.
-! :.sss ~ ~ - ss.ss .5..s.ss z =. M :s
Of Orangeburg, at the corner OF Amelia end
Broughton Street, containing one ard oyse~
half acres moro or less, and bounded IN
lands Of II. Riggs let No. I or said Essafs;
aud Amelia and BrOughtcn Ssreeis
3. All that lot ef land situate in tke Pows
Of Orangeburs, on Amelia Street, containing
three acres more " iess, and bounded By
lands OF 4. ". W Briggmann, 9eoss4 nella
yer and Samuel Dfbbic, ESQ, Ameiia streps
aud ii ius II W. % ssia m "a ssssis=S.
Terms.--0ne-third cash, and the hnihase
on . credit of twelve months, the purehasew
TO give bond for said balance. bearing inter.
est from day ofssie, payable annually. -.
cured by mortgage os the pseHisca, In
which shall he inserted q covenant for resale
IN case Of breach of said bond. ard The pgF6
chaser OF lot No. to InSfFe tho dweiilnss
and assign the Policy to secure his bansa
Purchasers to pay for papsrs and sianes-
Sheriff ofscc. i n RIGGS,
Orangeburg G. ~, s. C.. so. c., =
I.s 10 aaen Sa1 az a ~
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Ritier VINO HEzpE1pKyuto 10 Uu wItSy nv
the expense Of ! youth Of weak intellect,
sccostsd him with IS &
Ohm, people sag ycu are foely
On this John yerl;sd
II don't know tbs 4 am, sir. know.
aome things, Gig, esd SemS shings I don't
know, air.
well. John, wi.ss 10 you know r.
II know shss nisIsls slways have ia.
hogs, SIR
s-Aad what donst you know p
4 d0n'skaow uIsqss corn they eat,
sir.''
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v
sis gfewss4es4 Law ezsagls from
6eyy ~ ssss geSss say szeestioD, real
1esws ~ de awsgge ~ ft001. aDa per-
,sepsfay ~ else &sspsse ~ 1865 Sgdgs
6.MpessAr A. sbe ssst EsHs ~ tbe Cesgt
.asalSsa sbnt ae a4lssSss4 pr oshes 9iE.
cor slsopla aess@ ~ ess ~ eAsp0sy ~
any lbspg A.s!sg Alse Bssy xAs w8seb tlas
sa,eeps.t "a AsAe paHssy "a W. bod 9geE
and ag9ee ale D9re.sy AbRs esaRps4
byAbc Homsaeeg
that sRs QpaFti2e e tae
.fsate, fee3 g: AZ segs AAgt gsscss,
sige bsil sAall alat IL Aey eAps, bs Fe-
ssqigee bslt slle sasspasy Il HDgts
sl,e aiooap @flpIFef sgg at9gs sAe
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Assignee's Sale.

BY virtue Of the power conferred upon me
by deed Of Assignment executed by James
the 9Th day Of February next. for cash.
All that piece or parcel Of land containing
9b acres more or less, bounded on Che nssth
by the Old Landing on Edisic River, east by
j. MeNsmara and Old Muster Ground, south
by j. p. Harley and west by Eaista River.
Also one Two HoFse wagon.
James HarieF, deceased.
HARPIlE RiGGs,
Jan 22-h Assignse.
WTMIsTEEY TARESa
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Virginia Restored.

The bib for the readmission Of til,
State Of Virginia 70 the Union was passee
IN Congress, ON the I'D.
..s s a'''se'Hehs OF the TACT was tht
~ ~ srcae sa, reloicing at kschnlond
{ & s''0's 7 :, =, : Nunusou guns was nreq II
.ss,'ys 81 .ns essn'. "' Sevsra. g Thousand
ss' p1sseus. sas'0nal nags
~ ,,s = s''gss L., s. !, uoyerao'
&. : - : s'.a ns.a.uiaslae
i,ssi, sss +, 4 go p.su.o' : eiosious lu'
= H., .,.,,,s .,ss 80 ~ ''au osen
sfsa,,sssssss l, '.s \ 80. s Z.
"a v;s,,; 49,, VIC naue
stba II,,;on l oe s ',.,s;a,s s's. p0a 'e,':' =
she contri5rteai $ Iarselv = ,s.i ;;,;;i.a
and which she adorned { ,rbe asIotnar
of Presidentsp the home and the .rovo
of ii ii,i pasilihrton subjected to terms
peyntittess 20 return. CO her alls.;onces -
her conquerors!
Alas! days of yorc, notions Of State
rights, obligations Of contracts, reoogni-
ton Of otrighhsss righsss, sse se sovereigns, spirit Of the
Constitution, alas! all these, where arc
they Echo answers, They are glim-.
mering with the things that were. The
genius of this Union, metbinks, must
- = -. . = r
hover around the grave Of Washington !;
as the whole theory and fact of its exis.
tence Is associated with his name; and
yet how unnatural, how passing strange
tins spot, hallowed with its associations,
Identified in its wrcathed memory of pa
trlotism, would De reduced to the status
OF 2 territory Stripped of her SOW
erelgn rights sal and farerogatiyes and hum
Died conquered snppliant, Virginia
pleads q her conquerors, aud is re-ad-
lasted by their snfferance, TO the posi-
ton q her rights.
Changed, changed be thy device, Yir-
ginia, and instead of defiance and tri.
umnh express in beauteonss and eloquent
symbol the lan5 5aago Of suppliancc and
appeal.s
Instead Of the attitude of erect sicto-
~, thy heel upon the tyrant's neck, pros
trate, prone upon the earth assume that
Of srpplication, kneeliug bring the re-
cord Of thy devotion to the Union of the
past, hear in thy arms, and resting ON
thy bosom the urns, wherein the ashes
~ vi " sons the lYresIuents arc stored.
ssgI ,.s:.y s.s7.s,s, - :.
eugraren no longer the proud motto,
ssThus to tyrants z, but changed, alas
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Notice of Dismissal.

N0t1Ge OF Dismissal.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN I viii file my final return with the Hon.
Judge Of Probate fc- orangeburg County, on
the 9th day Of February next, and ask for
Letters OF Dismissal as Aimigisirator OF tho
Estate Of Elizabeth OfCain, deceased.
DANIEL l.. DRAwDY,
Jan SITS Administrator.
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ianso

Nellce. - TIse G0paramership
IN heretofore existing 5,twcen J.. u. Clark
and w. C. Cofer, under the name Of CLARK
4 COVER. 10 this day Dissolved by Mutual
Consenk. L. D. Clark only IL authorized to
Sign In Liquidation l.. ID. CLARK.
WM. C. C0FER.
LsWisyille. 8. c., January 24th 1870.
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Notice to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
January 81, 1870.
The FOOT-wAY over the swsmp Of the
North Edis,o River at 0fengeburg. win be
LET OUT to the LOWEST BIDDER, ON the
18th day Of February next, At the.Orauge-
burg River Bridge. Plan and Specifications
to be seen at this OsEsce.
WIN. N. MOUNT, Chairman.
C. S. BULL. Clerk Board C. C. "a
jan % 3.
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MAsHIsp--0n shs 2oth inst, at the res
denee Of the brides father, by Rev. r. Auld.
Mr. L. q. MiLLH0uSE TO Miss LuLIE
lfUHDERBURK. All sof 0raugsburg coun-
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THSaaATE NOTAGXs.ss-sas "a Hseas,
n "A sSas indebted % Absoiess SfIc6ten, a.
ceased, VIII make payment, and chose. kAsints.
aemaAas Assa5aet kins ssilf nxesSnt iksss tac ~
3, w. 0E.RREosS.
jan 22--3t Aaaanigsfatdfs
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HFeat Bargains im Dry Goods
VI Closing Out Sale for the Season at Less
than Cost--Best Calico l5c, Flsnnels 35,
Wool Jeans, fine, 45, Cassimers SOC, Delans
zoe, fpe Linen Hdks I2i, Balmorals 1.2o,
Corsetts rs, blk and VT Prints 10, Ginghams
20. heavy cold Homesprns 20, (home ma, lc)
Dowlas 12i, best Yarn, Shoes / rs pair, coed
best Shirting l2s, Ga Sheeting 20 T-8 Shirt
ing. stout rs. Mrs. NJ. McMASTER,
jan 29--I Sole Trader.
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The undersigned win continue the Busi-
ness ct the Old Stand heretsfeBc conducted
by Clark & Cefer. i. D. CLARK.
EeWisyille, s. c., Jan. 2stk, lSJ9-29 2i*
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TSOEe BAg.E.-One A Sentesi
HI JERSEY WAGON taln,ost new) will be
sold cheap. Apply NJ THIS OFFICE.
2 Jan ~ If
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Query.

st9w II 10y cns " give bond asd -.
epfsg e ssease, arpem, o. keep tie
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DReHsainm CRReaaeP white Pigs
E Pure Blood Shest Horn. Durham J
Devon. Aldsrney and Ayrshire Calves. Mer-
inc. SouthEewn and Cotswoid Sheep. Cssi-
mere Goats, Imported Sufelk, Esse1, Berk-
shire and Seton Pigs and ali Choice Breeds
Of Realtry for sale.
Bend for Circulars and Prices. Address
N. r, BOYER & Co.,
Parkesburgi Chester Co., Pa.
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OR.iNGEBCkE--IS Eorsrr: {

franklin ". ra:Iy, i Biz
vs.. 20 Foreciaxs
by virtue OF an order es ss.se in thin case,
wall sell At orangeburg C, H. on tha Esst
Monday in February next. :.
All that plantation or tract Of hand situate
in the County of 0rangebrrg, ON Nortn Hi,
sto River, containing 100 aefea lsopc or Ieess
and bounded By james Stokes, yaspsr RE-
binson and the Edisto River.
Is. ALSO
All that other plantations or tFarR - Isusss
containing sos acres more or less, situses ~
0rangebuyg County, on Wolfe Castle SHatsgs
waters Of Cattle Greek, and bounded By
James Cox, John bowman, John SaAdls. :
Sam1 Il. Staley and Dan'l Baxter.
Cohditions-0ne-shirti cash. balance IN ona
year with interest, purchaser giving bead
and mortgage Of the plantation, with eeys.
pant of resale in case OF breach OF the eoEdi~
iions of the bond Purchasers To- pay fss
papers and stamps. Sss
AIGfs ~ - sasssse -
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YHMISxkHsY LAREEa
w For Sale at Z
THIE 0FFICE,
At 80 ts. per hnRdSed 4 mar
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0RASGEBURG-Ix EapiTs 4
Susan Dukes, Admr u Ia,vthe q

Mary Ann c. Dukes. et al. Jcirenit Eoass
By virtue OF nm order ofsale made in thiseass
by the said Court, and 10 ..,e directed. I viii
sell nj Rceycsrille, s. Ct, on Monday Tie 7th
;..s.y5 ;..y Of February next
AL that 10, Of Land Situate Mt Reeves Siaz
tion, containing one acre more or less, aud
bounded by lands Of the So. ca. Rafirosd
Co.. w. G. Griffith, and Estate Of Joaeplt
Dukes. 3
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BY virtue Of sundry writs of q. IA. to me
directed will sell to the highest bidder,
at 0rangeburg Cous. House, O. the firs:
Monday in February next, for cash tbs
following property, viz:
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: Aaal , .e1Aa = = =
nneE1u 5 6aLeSs
joRANGEBURGIs Eou.rr.
William keller, i

w. y. Keller. Ada'r "a. IL.
Under order In this ssSe, / viii sen ssz
cash, on Rebruaty, salesday, a. OraaEeharg
The remainder iH Dover after the dsasy.
inination Of the life sssase, in the land allot-
ted to Mrs. Mary Shumskex BIZ The )rd;nz-
~ IN the lands which were of yapss u ~
Smith, deceased. -
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-05-07

sub-committ8a The testimony Of
one OF two Witnesses en- q parish
as large IS the State Of Delaware
6r Connecticut, in q di2ariet com-
posed of Twelve psrishes, any one
of which ii larger than the State
Of Rhode Island, that n bis or
their opinion or judgment, ''it the
Republicans bad felt perfectly se-
cure III voting as they chose the
Republican candidate fox Congress
would have received q majority q
the votes cast, without speclhca-
ton of the names and aumbers 81
electors voting under duress, OF
/ the manner or degree Of the du.
Eress il each case, ] shall conten1
! is no evidence at all; and there i
no other A BAIlsEf,
Member elect
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-05-07
Usefra mavfrns.

The spirit Of party is generally 2
raw, unrectifed article.
Corn dodgers are greatly to be
preferred to artful dodgers
We commonly slander oftsnar
through vanity that malice
We promise according 70 cur
hopes, we perform according to
cur fears.
A man who wants to make p 1lg
Jump has q backward way ct CONF
ing forward.
God gives In nature, as IA an
oracle, the answer before the ques-
tiOn Is asked.
There may be pleasure at the
helm even when Youths 40 long
er atthe PROV
a heart would seem To be an
/ absurd piece Of extTayag agance es
4 the world goes.
Il Ride as We VIII On the sRifkest qil-
!. low of Tomorrow. yfa ere never out
Eof sight Of yesterday.
There are lovely and Beautiful
beings who fling but one shadow
. and that only when they die.
Free feasts, balls and barhecuesi
often turn out to be the most e17
] pensive ones u man ever attends.
81 When your wife scolds violently,
you can always draw smartly the
!. married man 3 bowstfing silence,
) If d miIitrry ollieer makes hlRl-
S self d bully, We may take 1T t1E
!, granted lie can Be very easiiy
{ cowed
a In the deep, sweet twilight, the
: earliest innocent feelings 0t chlid-
i hood liutter around as Ike night
q butterflies.
t The word home lovely tc ais-
y IS perhaps never felt in the tullness
It of iis peaceful beauty except by
the homeless.
81 lit is easy enough for q sourad
s, man to renounce society and So M
7e ~ Tie desert, the only difficulty Il
ot To dwell there.
70 The house in Which ve were
Is born is the bridge upon WHICH ars
II stretched the musical strings q
ia our whole lives.
"a Some ladies IRE SO fond ct dane
70 inc, chat they would like To take
81 GOOD dance with ST.. Yitus agounc
u st. Anthony's fire.
II! You may make an lgaoEAh
TO stomach give up its poison, nrt q
ignorant faith never gives Np wtia
to tit has once swallowed.
he H grumbhng be q comfort t1 sh
81 oomfortlass poor, JON Should no
IS grudgc 1T, any more shan tael
81 solitary luxurYa pinch ot snni
as Sensibility is q star that eo
ad lead ono only when the skg j. ole4l
9e Reason is the magnetic needle tpa
an guides Us when tne sky " WraE
ild Ia darkness.