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

The Senate has passed resolution
declaring that neither of the contestants
in the Abbervile election was entitled
to his scat
The Bill o pay in coin the in crest OF
the state debt has been ratified and
signed by the Governor The debt
amounts to s6,1S3,344.
The appointment of Il. b. Elliott,
assistant adjutant general has been con
iirmcd by tine senate.
a joiat resolution directing the State
Auditor to levy /. tax of "ue-halr Of one
per cent on all taxable property in the
State and the County Commissioners of
each County to levy tax not exceeding
three mills on the dollar, for 1870,
passed the House and was sent to the
Senate. The Sepate refused to concur.
The tax question is still open
Notice was given by Ransicr, of bill
to provide that the remedy in all cases,
civil aud criminal heretofore applying
only to whites, under the old statutes,
shall apply hereafter to all persons re.
gardless of race or color, in accordance
with Sec. 80, Art / of Stat Constitution.
The bill to repeal the Township Law
was postponed to January 10th
The Phosphate Bills have been post
poned till after the recess. These bills
propose to vest in certain individuals, the
exclusive right to the seas and navigable
waters of the State for the purpose of
removing from their beds all phosphates
OF mineral substances fit for the purposes
of Agriculture. This is clearly mo-
nopoly, and contrary to law aud to the
rights of the people at largo. 1t is
doubtful whether these bills will pass the
Legislature.
Both Houses adjourned on the 23d
for a Christmas frolic. They will receive
their per diem, during the recess.
The Legislature will re assemble on
the 4th of January.
Among the important subjects under
consideration Is the new Code" 1t COM
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South Carolina Conference Of the
M. Il. Church, South.

We have received from our attentive
correspondent at Chcrnw tho full pro-
cecdings of the last day of the South
Carolina Conference, which adjourned
on Monday last The pressure upon our
colums compels us to defer the publica-
tion Of the full proceedings. Our readers,
however, will he interested to know that
the next session Of the Conference will
be held in Charleston. The statistical
reports exhibited on hlonday last showed
white membership within the jurisdic:
tion Of the Conference of ~ ,T62 persons,
which is an increase, since last year, of
1857. Also, Il colored membership of
241l which isa decrease of 1881. There
arc ia local preachers and 513 Sabbath
schools, with 20,027 white pupils. The
white infants baptized during the year
numbered 20G0, and the colored infants
156 The monies collected for pastors
during the year amounted to $50 .664
and for elders S74G6 The total assess
mcnt to be raised during the ensuing
year amounts to s25 900, as follows ::
Charleston, S3iO0; Bambcrg, $3.50 !;
Marion, S3400; Columbia, S3400: :Cukes-
bury. $4,000; Grccnvillc, $500; Spartan
burg, S20S0; Wadusboro', S243O; aud
Shelby, S2l40.
The following is list of the appoint
mcnts for Charleston and Bambcrg Dis
tricts.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT-A. NJ. CuREITZ-
BERG, p. L.
Charleston-Trinity ard Cumberland,
w p. Mouzon; Bethel. Il. t. Wanna
maker; Spring street, j, T. Wightman.
Conper River--To be supplied by w.
Hudson, J +. English.
Cyprcss-To be supplied by a. r.
Danncr.
Waltcrboro'. Carson.
ST. George c's-Wm. iIuttn.
St Georges Misslon--T be supplied.
Eastern Orungc-B. G.. Jones.
Providcnce--J. c. Stoll; +. j. Pen
nington. supernumcrary.
St Mathew s--J. j.. Sitlcy.
Upper ST. Matthew's j Il. Watson.
BAMBERG DIsrRICT-D. j. SIMMONS p. +.
Bamberg Circuit-Thomas Raysnr.
Blackvillc -Ch. Wilson, c. G. Fish
burn, supply; II. b. Tanant, super
nunerary.
BnrnwJl-J. L. Penny.
Aiken ana Granires,!ic Il Gage.
Lexington a Nettlcs
Upper Orange be supplied.
OrangcburS-F. Auld.
Branchvil!c-T j. Clyde.
St Bartholomew u. w. Crider.
Allcndalc- a. Clark.
Black Swamp. C. Loyal.
lIardccyille Mission-J. r. Coburn.
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jan lit
IsEYNOLD's INaMENsE

. ~
ENAGERIE AND GYMNASIUM.
ENLARGED AND IMPR0TED
Forthe Present Season.
Will Exhibit ut ORANGEBURG on MON
DAY, January 3d, 1870.
Admisson 10 cents Children under 10 years,
Hoy Price.
LIST OF administrator Elephant,
''Stonewall. 1.-two Arabian Dromcdnries, u
magnificent pair of African Lions. the Great
Polar or White Bear, the Wold's Wonder, the
African Gnu or Horned Horse, the only one
in the U. s., the Grave Robin or Laughing
Hycnn four Sbeauiiful Silver Lions, African
Tiger, Hunting Leopard IIlnck Bear Grey
Wolf, Black Wolf, Prairie Wolf, pair of Icl-
neumOns, pair of Ant Eaters, pair of Mexi-
can Badgcrs, thrce Japanese Swine, Mexican
Peccary or Musk Hog, Six Legged Calf.
alive and healthy, II rare curiosity, an Ocelot
or Tiger Cat.
Mr.. CHARLIE WHITE, The Intrepid H.io7i
Tanner, will-enter the Den containing four
Beautiful Lions, and display his daring per
formanccs by subdung ani rendering them
Ms playful as kittens; he will feed them with
raw beef from his naked hand. After which
the Animals will be fed in presence of the
audience. MIR. While will also enter the Den
of the untameable lIyena, lie being the first
that has ever subducd this terrific Animal +
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AssSg1sa5g Sale.

~ GtNkHt rTCY--in the matter ef p. C.
SALtEr. iankr'Pt. Es f.utt Nartin- Liv-
irg>"n and othcrs.
i.y virtue al an order o: sale from the ,.on-
orahic 'h pisir,I Couri vi the United S;ates,
tor the DiS,r'et oil South Carolina. viii cell
at Inh'c n"crion. 1T GrnRFchnrg CHI, on,
Monday ti'c :ii day "f January next, at ths,
usual hour Of sale.
All that isHct of hand in the Fork OF Ediste,
waters of Geo Hand Swamp, containing T9S
acres more or less, 5elongingto r. G. ealiey
Bankrupt.
Terms-Gne- half cash. the balance ON .
credit OF twelve months, bearing intcress
from day of sale. with bord and mortgage,
and covenant for resale on breach of eondi-
ton of the bond Purchasers to pay for pa,
pcrs and stamps.
p. V. D1BBLE. Assignee.
dec l1-;i of r. C. Salley.
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PLANTATION BIfTERS

This wonderful Yege-
table restorative lis the
sheet-anchor of the feeble
and dabilitated. AS q
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has
TO equal among stoInacil-
les. AS 3 remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec-
tally subject, 1T is
superseding every other
stimulant. I'm all
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, it acts
as a specific in every
species of disorder which
undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
t@.s animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro
: duced it becomes q
standard article---a me-
dicinal staple. 1T is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine III the civilized
world---be sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, GrOcers and
Country Stores.
aug 2l iy
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS T. s. McGrew hath applied to
ne for Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Mrs. Margaret q. McGrcw, late of
Orangcburg County, deceased
These are therefore to cite and aimonislI
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at Court of Probate for the said Coun-
ty, to he holden at Orangcburg on the 9Th
day of January, 1870. at 10 o'clock A. VI.
to show cause if any, why the said Admins
trnton should not be granted:
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court. this 22d day of Decemher, a. p.
1869, and in the ninety fourth year of
American Independence
THAD. C, ANDREWS,
dee 25-2t Judge of Probate.
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS. r.. A. Williams hath applied to
me for letters of Administration on the Es-
tate of e. w Williams, late OF Orangeburg
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 at a Court of Probate for the said
County, TO be holden at 0raugeburg OH the
9th day of January, 1870, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. to show cause ii any, why the said Ad-
ministration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the.
Court. this 2lst day of Dee, a. ID. 1869.
and in the ninety year Of American
independence.
TBAp. C. ANDREWS,
dec 26--2s Judge Of Probate.
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the poor whites were ut a loss, habit had
made them obsequious to their leaders,
instincts of race, and oi love Of country
made them hostile 10 the black majority,
and opposed to their Northern conque-
rors. They were comparatively neutral
They are the class most benefited by
the result. They were emancipated from
vassalago and inferior condition, as de-
grading as slavery.
But what in the gliding years, will be
tho ultimate result OF these things?
Tho desperate case required desperate
remedy. In order to overthrow this
fabric of our civilization, slavery was
abolished. In order to rebuild and rear
again new civilization in accordance
with tho advanced conceptions Of free
dom, the foundation must be the broad
one of universal equality and rights.
This being the basis, society, tastes, in
tellcct, merit, will divide their own
classes and relations liberty is guaran-
tced to all. To-day, we suffer under the
degradation and inconvicnce Of the
colerea .aa;eri.yy guided and governed
by powerful political party at the
North, which at their headquarters in
the North, frames our laws, and incitctl
and governs The colored people, by their
agents and leagues ut the South.
Where then, lies Gus hope? In the
cdifice Of government, which is being
enacted upon this broad foundation OF
Freedom, how are we to have II place?
Already are our leaders realizing the
situation and the remedy,
Admit the result of these things and
do our part in tic reconstruction.
BY aiding the colored man, the most
tractable creature in existence, in his
efforts to be educated aud to become an
honest and useful citizen by forbcarance
with his errors and his ignorance; BY the
discharge of our Christian duty to his
race, we can secure the aid of his num-
bcrs aud his valued labor, drive away the
tools Of II foreign party and restore our
country to her sons and to prosperity.
At the threshold of new year, it is
well to take this practical resume OF our
affairs, and to adopt sensible and wise
resolutions for our conduct.
May the new year b. made happy
one to our State, by restoring her to the
curtody Of her sons!
And to each one of you readers, let
us extend the same hearty wel-wishes,
for your individual success in the now
year.
1rdulging in retrospective thoughts of
your past lives, till in their review, rea.
sons of happy assurance for your future,
and harbingers of happy success.
The result of these retrospcctions of
whici' rir vov'si,, -s,s,~-..:..>., .,i.uuiu
be high resolutions for the new year
Our advice to you, reader, is to resolve
a deep holy resolution, to grapple with
all difficulties, and to conquer them our
wish for you is, that God Will bless you
with glorious success
In high success, in all the strong ef-
forts of resolution; in heroic tortitudc
in the misturtunes that must come; in
charity to your fclIow-man in that
sublime reward which sense Of duty
well-done always brings; in all these
things aud in your material advancement
and prosperity VIC wish you Happy
New Year!
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

The Exercises of Miss r. s. ALBERGOT-
TTS SCHOOL will be resumed on Tuesday,
JanuaIy 18th, 1870. For terms apply ut her
Residence, Corner Russell Street and II. r..
Avenue.
A few Toung LndieS can be accommodated
with Board. jan lit
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HY M E N E AL.

MAEHIEp-On Thurs lay Evening, Dcccm-
bcr 23d, 1869, AT the residence of the brides
father, at Fort Motto, 10y the Rev. S. Mclli-
champe, Mr. THOMAS X. LEGARE to Miss
VI. ANNA, youngest daughter of DR.. 4. j..
GOODWIN.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

The next SESSION of "a Weeks of Mr.. T..
w. FENNS SCHOOL will commence on
Tuesday, January 4th, 1870.
TEnMs-For Tuition in English Branches
per Month of Weeks, So.
For Tuition in Classical Branches per
Month of 4weOks, 81, payable monthly.
\ Jan / 1t
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pletcly changes the practice and plead
ing at law, and is modelled almost word
for word after the New York Code. 1t
will be an immense book, comprising
420 sections.
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ORANGEBURG-lx EQuIYY.
Thomas B. Whalcy, Assignee.

Thomas o. Dawson
IN parsuauce of TIE decree of Hon. r. H..
Carpenter in the above ease | will sell for
c".' et Ornngcburg Court House on Monday
Sra January next about one hundred acres
of io.d near the village of Orangoburg.
bounded by lands of George II. Cornelson.
David llouser, Adam Smoak and tho late
James H. Andi ews. Purchaser to pay for
title and stamps
II. RIGGS; s. O. C.
Dec IL, IS69.--deo IS I'd
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Assig,nee's Sale.

IN BANKRUPTCY-ln the matter OF DRu-,
citLA G. RogsSsox bankrupt. Er parte y
V. DITBLE. Assignee.
by virtue Of an order from the Honorable
District Court .. TIE Jiiii5ri Status. for the
District of South Carolina, will sell at Pub
lie Auction ut 0raagvburg G. H., on Monday
the 81 day cf'January next, az the usual
hours OF sale.
The undivided cnc-third OF AL that plan.
tation or tract of l:;st,l on Lime Stone Greek,
Orangcbnrg foTnty. containing 722 acres
more or less. honn'ied by lands now or for.
merly of Samuel lnnbinet. Samuel Carson,
Jacob Cutler. Vim. Zeielcr aud A Ipabinet.
Terrns-one-halt cash, tho balance il one
Year. wi.A Dcnl ;,ni in;creei pspabIe aanv-
ally secured by mortgage of the property,
containing covsn;,r. saor rrs:lls rn breach
III he cpH,ii,:sn ot tue lonti, purchaser to
pay fvr 80. srS AMI stamp.
L. V. 1itiRI :. .ssiguea
nruc.'!a Ii. Rsb.ayun, Eaaarur,.
c ee .N-
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COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG.
In the Court OF Probate.

I'm thc Uourt OF Probate.
by virtue OF an order from tho Honorable
Probate Court ot said County. / will sell at
Orangchmrg Court House, uu saIcsd.iy in
january next, the following property
All lhat tract of lanl lying and hcng in
Orangcburg Containing 100 acres. known
the Estate land of Elizabeth O'Cnn. de-
ceased, and bounded by lands of john L.
Moorcr, Henry NJ. Moorcr, and lands of the
late James c. jenkins.
Tcrms-Threc hundred dollars, or so much
ns will pay the debts of the Estate and costs,
cash-balnnce on n credit of twelve months,
with bond and mortgage TO secure payment
OF credit portion. Purchaser to pay Judge
of Probate for papers and stamps.
SheriGs OHicc, ii. RIGGS,
Orangeburg C. H., S. c., S. O. C.
Dec. s, 1869.
dec IL tl
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Attention Elliott Hook and Ladder

The Regular Monthly Meeting of the above
Company viii be held at "Engine House
Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING the 9th
january next "A o'clock. A full and pune
tual attendance is requested as business of
Importance viii viii DO Transacted.
by order Of Jons A. HAMILTON, Foreman.
j. III. WAHLERS
jan 1T Secretary.
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NOTICE
To Administrators. Executors,

To AGslsaisira.or Exc cutSra,
sS7;ar.iiisrss. Committees
and Trustees.
PROBATE o"FICE,
Drcr4uRn -, 1882
YOU AXE HEREBY NOTIFti.D ruAI
your Return must he made TO tnis Oi;i'r du-
ring the M-nths of JANUARY and tGBRU-
AIRY. Administrators and Executors will
please make their Rcturns in January Inc
a.h>:s il: February, !S.,G.
THAD. c. ANDREWS.
jndgc OF Probate.
+. S.-Aiministrntors, Sc, must max. up
their own Returns, or got their Attorneys
to DO il for them. Tic Judge OF Probate hae
not the time to spare for such purposes.
Jan | If
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lou are hereby ordered to attend your
Regular Monthly Parade on Tuesday the
9Th inst
BY order Of the President.
G. +, MEREDITH,
Jan lit Secretary.
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ORANGEBUssG COUNTY.
Jos A. Tanning, ct. ux., ct. al.
vs..

Jos A. Tanning, ct. ux., ct. al.
vs..
EcheOcA ". Morgan ct. al.
Uudrr the erder in thistlis c.sc ! will sell
for cash, on the 18th Jnnu-.ry next (S-'ar-
day nt the Plantation OF tho E-t,tt OF Mar.
tin Friday, the personal property Of said
Estate, consisting of
Horse, Mare %tulc, 3 Oxea. Is lc,d
Cattle and Hogs, Bei,t"nds. Mattress. >
Feather Beds, !.oistera, u tiIiows, / T.un-
die Goi, Cradle, D Ta6lcv, > Toilet STA, Is,
"ashstanis Clock, ;, Ghosts. pair
fongcs, pair Fire Dogs, ruG = lot Of Oll
Iron. Il. RIGGS, &. O. c.
jan I'd
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Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
IN the 18th day OF January. 1870. will
file my final account rs Administrator OF the
Estate of Jesse Patrick IN the Honorable The
Probate Court for Orangeburg County, and
ask fUr Letters of Dismissal
+. ". FAIREY,
dec lS--1t Qualified Administrator.
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Sheriff S Sales.

Monday in January next, for cash the
following property, viz:
One tract of land continuing 700 acres
more or less, bounded north by John Crook,
east by John whetscll, south by j. j. Whe-
sell and west by Ezra Conner. Levied on as
tho property of .jacob Kizer nj Inc suit vi \.
e. MILESTONE, Ex'r Il. Edwards.
One tract of land containing 200 acres
more or lcss, bounded north, east and south
by DR.. +. g. Gcigcr and J. q. Wann.uakcr,
anu on the west by the State Road.
One tract of land containing GA acres
more or less, called the Land Chapel Tract,
bounded on the north by estate of f. Is.
Heath east and south by T.. A. Buyck and
John Grim, and west by Mrs. J. II. Hook.
And one other tract containing GT ncrcs
more or less, bounded on the north by n. ".
Culclasurc and estate J. H. j. Hook. on The
cast by G. l.. S. Sis,runk and n. ". Culcla-
sure. on the south by John Grim and G.. l..
s. Sis,ruuk and west n. w. Culclasure.
Levied on as the property of N. W. Culcia-
sure at the suit of Thomas w. I liver.
ALSO
All the right, title and interest OF ". d.
Stabler in 100 of land. bounded by
Stivondcr, liildcbrand and O:t. Levied on
as tho property OF W. ID. Stapler at the suit
of Joseph Glover.
One tract of land containing $50 acres
more or less, bounded by Mrs. S,nry. Daniel
Riley, Mrs. Robinson and :. H. Carson
Levied OH ms the property of a. Ieakcl at
the suit of Joseph Glover.
ALSO
One Circular Saw Mill and Machinery
thereto attached. Levied on as the property
of John McNlichaci at thc suit OF C. y. Case
and n A. Buil. Survivors
On Tuesday after salcs,lay next. -. tic
residence of H. \. Hcislrr. one Mare ono
Piano. one Turpcu,inc Still! ard one third in
tcrrst in another Turpcntinr Still and House
hold and Kitchen Furniture Levied on as
the property of l.. A. zeigier al the sui, of
Daniel Xcig!cr.
On Tucs'lay'aftcr salesdny next; at the res.
idcncc of John Eastrrling. in the Fork of
Edisto. = Horses, - head of Cattle. 4 Timber
Carts, \ or . Wagon. ! Carriage, Old Bug
gy, small Cats. Plantation Tools. and
Household anil Kitchen Furniture Levied
on as the property of John Ensterling at the
suit OF Sarah Binnckor tbcarcr).
ALSO
On Tuesday aftcr slcsduy next. y. the res
idcncc of J. rostcl Golsan, Mule, Horse.
head of Cattle | Sow and q Shoats. 100
bushels Corn. 800 pounds of Fodder lot Cot
ton Seed, Wagon. Buggy. and Household
and Kitchen Furniture Levied on ~ the
property Of j. ros;cll Golsnu At the suit of
Thomas W. Oliver.
y bales Of Cotton Levied on az the pro
perry of Ii .hArd Richardson. Ellen Richard
son, Jack Murps,cy, Lennon Guiynard. viii
Hmm y .
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ORANGEBUHG-IN EquIrY.
V. V. b. Austin Decree
vs. for
Warren Kinsman. Fcrcciosur,
ORANGEBURG-1a EouIrY.
James IL. Harley Admr Decree
W. for
Jpeaoh II iIsrirx Po.I.

Joseph ID. l.arley. Foreclosure.
Under t.Ic decree in this case, will sell ut
or"nschuts q. H.. on the ,st Monday, the
~ cHy a. January pest, during the usual
htn:s'of s"ie, the following lands
l. vi 'h"t t-aci &c lantt situated on Ssn-
y Ear Bay, in ora7 79ahurg County. orxin-
ally crane! to N.ii4la ard George .sa,nn. .s
ee-.niHiHg $50 acres, bounded BY lands Of H.
f. D. Eo;rn1Ha, Dn,il Connor, Nn eu..-
rneTs, aud W Estate lands Of y. '.imars
Gears Sdmne.a aud estate lands OF George
Bowman.
.. An Ii tract Of l.ad stpe,e in Grange
laIa Eo"nty, ~ Glasi>.'s Branch, wate:s of
for'h 4d;st- Ni,er, containing GOG ccrcs
more or lcss. ,oIadsi hy lands of tie late
Eerjanin Crrs:l :. King, q. King VI
hnuls. .Ad estate lands OF f. Livingston
Nih. harley G.'G -. Williams
Germs 0Ie i.elf caS' and tho balance on
cfeGit O. ore yc.r--purcaasa giving bond
bearing i-,crejt IRON date, and a mortgage
of the premises with y covenant for resalc
ON breach of the conditions of the bond,
an& also TO pay for papers and stamps.
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-NABENEr ssATsTsrs AyIs nv.

GNABENEF MAKER AND Uy.
" DERTAkER.-l respeerfhlly solicit
work in the aboyc line, sRcil as E5fins Of.
work in the above line dons with neas% .'eS -
and dispatch. An work warranfeds o!a.
mo trial B. j. LLOYD AIasks..G.s q; uiNe
dec li--Sm Nest Il 1se. 4
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OBIT U A R Y.
Tribute Of Affection In Memo
ry of Miss K.0u jennings.


Fy of Miss E.Ou jennings.
Pale, frozen flower. the grave has won
her Thy slvcry laugh no more III hear;
bnt in the silent hours Of night, when pale
stars watch and weep over thy dcath-couch,
in drcums III see ;hcc, dearest, and soar
with thy lovely spirit through the glorious
vista that leads TO Heaven. And Ill see
bright angels us they open wide the portals
and welcome thce 10 the City of thy God"
Mystic Calm OF dreams dwell with me for
ever, for thy Spoll is like wreath Of the
sweetest roses OF hope, encircling my heart,
and drawing Inc hcavenwa.d.
"Shc died in beauty like rose
Blown from its parent stem:
She died in beauty like II star
Dropped from some diGdem."
Never did Stern Atropos sever brighter
ihread-nO dark line of sis was ever tangled
there. And mctninks she paused ard went
ere she executed the dread commsnd
Three years ago, and three blooming
daughters glnddencd the home now wrapped
in funeral shade oh, the fathom!oss grief of
the parents. No word, 40 tear of mine can
soo,ho their sacred grief. Gh none can
know, hcrCGved parents, soyruwng friends;
may the silycTy veil of comfort descend on
your hearts, and may the memory of LOUIS
beautiful life be yoir guiding star to Heaven.
"Lcavos have IL cir time 10 fall.
Flowers wither at the Nortl-winds breath;
And stars TO set--but all
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, O
death"
HOPE.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-01
ALSO,

1hr right. ';tlr anil interest ,vhicI Samp-
son livm .,>tcn has 10 crr'u:n Gr.t ani
Saw Nill situate un enc OF til. branches Of
thr y. Z. River near Jones rril-c OF said
river, levied I'll as tho rropcr'y nf Sanpsnn
Livingston at The suit Of J. A. Jefcoat Tor an
other.