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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

Ir appears that the persons who have
been arrested in New York, charged
with the burglarious entrance OF aud alb
straction of vouchers from the City
Comptroller Office, are man named
Haggerty, his wife, and another man
named Baulch. Haggarty is the Janitor
of the Court House has been Demo-
cratic member of the Common Council,
and is the particular pet Of Mayor Hall
and the ring Baulch is his assistant as
iantor They were arrested on the aill :
davits Of servant girl residing with
the Hageertys, who saw them burn the
stolen vouchers, and man named Nur-
ply, a Waterman in the ComptroIIers
Office who saw the theft. MIR. and Mrs.
Iiaggerty and Baulch are now locked up,
and it is expected that another arrest
will be made that will startle the com,
mnnity This other, it is limited, will be
either Mayor Hall, Boss Tweed, or
some other leader Of the ring who in
duced the Haggartys to steal and des-
troy the Vouchers Ii would seem from
the revelations attending the arrests
made, that Comptroller Connolly IS not,
as was at first supposed, party to the
recent burglary in his own othce.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

WHATEVER Gea. Washburn may have
said at R:pon ahoat the tariff, it will be
safe to say that he did not argue that the
farmers ought to pay two and three
prices to the monopoists for everything
that they buy III order to create home
market, IA a correspondent Of the Mil>
waukee NslcS reports We shall soon
have, in an authorized report of his
speeches, his real sentiment on this and
all other political sub jects now at issue
between the two parties. 1t will be best
to wait until then for true statement of
bis oninions
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

Boss TWEED said to an interviewer
the other day Il don't know anything
about the new combination you alIude to
among Democrats, bot am just where |
have always been The public knows
where that is " Tweed is quite correct
in the closing sentence The public is
well informed, and JuSt now is consider
ing whether 10 Advance him to. the penis
tertiary or elevate him to a scatIOld as a
reward Of recognized merit.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

Whea Alexander II Stephens assumed
editorial control of Georgia newspaper,
a few months ago, the New York HoFil
made. salaam to him as paragon OF
wisdom; but now it says that the DEM
ocratic defeat in Maine is dae to the
"gibherings of political ghost away ous
in Georgia The Democracy has Of
late years been very unlucky in its
choice of pets, and no wonder the poor
Worlc3 is pet,iGst
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

THERE are 100 convicts in our State
Prison. Michigan with little larger
population, has over coo, we believe
And now the question is, are there more
rogues in Michigan than in Wisconsin,
or do they punish them the more certain
ly IN Michigan From the verdict
in the Nanderpool case, we judge that
the certainty of punishment is not SO
great there as here.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

A Democratic paper in Convington,
Ind dominates A. Fl. Stephens for
President, and Bayle W. Hanna for Vice
President. This is hard on Bayle. To
be classed with that praying a. II. 5. is
very balefuI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

Saunders, the head Of the Ku>kluz in
North Carolina, refuses to answer the
Congressional Committee on the ground
that ne would, by so doing crimlnate
himself II there we're no Ku-kluX, as
the Democrats insist how could he Grim
mate himsef2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

EuRorgAN CRoPs "Piccadillv,' the
London correspondent of the Worid re-
ports, large deficiency in the wheat
crop of England He says
"Ihe question il, how large Will the
deficiency bo2 sent you AN estimate
the other day that itwould bs sSOONoOu
bushels, and am obliged to say that
can see nothing 10 show that this Is too
large n figure There are feors that the
potato crop will also be partial failure
BUYERS Of wheat are now masking con
tracts in Posth, Russia, Turkey, Rou'
mania, Egypt Canada, Chill and Austria
Tia, but France, Holland and Belgium
are also buyers in these markets, The
competition is lively and prices seem t.
be inclined To advance
\ cable dispatch SAYS tho French
wheat crop will fall short of the average
by ahont 100000 hectroltres, but the
yield Of barley and minor crops is abund
ant
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

Old river men say that the water in
the Upper Mississippi is now three
inches lower than it has been known for
thirty years The Illinois river is so
low that the poats from below cannot
now reach Peoria This is a remarkably
protracted dry sea'on all over the Vest
ern counry
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

IT il refreshing to observe how the
Democratic press treats the California
election. The defeat in that state hurt
the Democracy sorely, and every enter
prisng editor in It's service has brought
out an original apology, as novel as orig
inal, and more unreasonable than novel
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

A Tremendous fire is raging in the
northern woods, along the sconsn
shore Of the lake Several towns have
been in imminent danger, among them
Two Rivers and Kewaunee, aud the cit
liens have been obliged to turn out en-
masSe to fight fire Considerable damage
is already reported
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

S0HE Of the New York Irish have nom
mated Tweed to lie dictator Of the city
Rather they have renomnatet him for
he has been but little else for years 10
depose the tyrant is the aim Of the hon ,
est Democrats, and the question of Amer
lean Democracy is almost in the issue.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28
SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS SCHOOL UNIVERSITY LANDS
Madison, Wis. August 2lst, 1871

OFFICE OF O UNIVERSITY LANDS,
Madison Wis., 2ls- ISL
Lands Wisconsin
Capitol Madison the 7h day Of December A.
all said lands shall have offered SAID lands Wilt be Of
Countie
the io"ins described lands in Iowa County Which will be Of
aoJa
three damages
dlanlsw will be
purchase will be the Commission
Ii
BETZ,
S. BARLOW,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

Norton, the drtnultin- post, olHce clerk
in NV York. whose deficit amounted u
$4,000, has transferred property 70 his
Aou3>men worth $4,000 and one OF the
number has pNil ia tue Government the
whole oj the den cation This Is whs, a
Republican donu'tor Is compelled 70 40
NV wh.l~1 of the Tammany robbers
has refunded u cent Of the stolen money!
NJ enc The cNcitemcat s'rcdv begins
% 'n, down and L j. probable that the
Williams MI Is ape punishment That 5
che Democratic way 81 doing things
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

UNDER the lead OF the Milwaukee NelcS
the Democratic newspapers OF this State
seem inclined to make this canvass one Of
calumny and iuIsohOOd The NeUS start
ed in early with its rediculously absurd
account of the proceedings Of the Repub
lean State Convention, its persistent
Misrepresentation Of Gen Washhurn :
Official record in connection with the
Fox d Wis. improvement and the Sol
ders Bounty Act, its menace Of a pre-
tended scandalous RI, elation it has bears
ing upon his private character, and its
covert assault upon Mr., Bates admins
tration of affairs as Treasurer of MANS
towoc Co., which only resulted however in
drawing out the most full, ample and eX
pic't endorsement from the Chairman
Of that investigating Committee appoint
ed to examine his accounts. a certain
amount of lying about political oppo'
nents is to be expected from the Demo
cratic press its the nature of the ani-
NAL but theres reason in all things,
and for effect they should all combine on
one subject and stick to it till the cam
paign is over Suppose they all 20 IN on
that hyena howl about the ~ ashburn
scandal which The Neog has in hand,
they might make as much rs they did
out Of the "Fairchild scandal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

Sr Phyl sgw the Lord bat once, ana
!hen was Ergatly overcome, but aecori~
il. @ Flor, Mrs Victoria Wonihull
ha~ sen b.m twice and j; did no. fine
h.r Y i cy.acas taal tie sight og Vic,
Il. b Las yyeIc ue t.gs.ure
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.


yoa GovEKSoa-
Gen. C. C. Washburn,
OF la CROSSE.
soy LIEuTEsAsr GoysESos-
Milton II. Petit,
OF kENosHA.
Tor SECRET >rr OF srArs--
Llywelyn Breesey
or COLUMBIA
70, srArs TEnAsuRna-
Maj. Henry B@tz,
Of MASITowoC.
F,s ATTORNEY GsssaAL--
S. S. Barlow,
or sAUK.
Foa s1Ara ParsoS CoasIseosgE-
G.. L. Wheeler,
OF foND pU LAC.
Yoa srAra Surf. or rcpL'o ISsTEuc1'oy--
Samuel Fallows,
OF MILWAUKEE.
gsR Cozrn.sIosgR az HaIGRATIoN--
Ole c. Johnson,
or ROCK.
IOWA COUNTY.
poH Oevrs SrPgalNTESDssr.
Samuel Parks,
OF AyoOh.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

Some ohServlu. mha saws that Pa.
ltle mas changed his coat s.o!ten ,aat
il is now gate too saRh.y !oy e ua :
g.aur s. Wear,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-14

Complaints come to us every day
about the irreGrlarity ofthe mails. Some
of our subscribers have not received
their papers in weeks. The fault is not
with us. Our mailing clerk is most
careful iu arrangring the News mail
.Aor is the faul. with the Post Office of
shis place. 1t is elsewhere. We shall
l'ut aurselvs- 10 son.e trouble to asccr-
tain the cause. and publish it.
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LO GA T..
sATURDAY,JAN. IA, 1871.

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$3.50 No e'o'N s4neo t"e
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s86,06 IN Premiums to be given
au.r IA fha Shafe Holders in the great
Aiken PaEMfuM LAND SALE. Only
e6 share. Tails h no humbug. We
have purchased shares. Indeed, every
citizen Of Orangeburg has or will do SO
Soon The character and fairness of the
enterprise are youched 70. By gentlemen
of.known vuracity and integrity. Every
one who subscribes for share receives
sn. return one Of the beautiful works of
art incntioned in the advertisement
They alone are worth the money. The
Marriage of Poehahontas for instance is
a gerfeet gem Of a picture Mr. j. w.
Mpseley, OF Cornelson's is the Agent for
the sale of Shares at this place. Anoth.
or evidence Of tho fairness of the Great
Premium Laud Sale. Who knows but
chs: as 0-sagebarg;aa will draw The
First Grand Prize, valued at s25 5000 |?
Somebody's bound to win. Read ad.
vertiscment aud call on Mr.. Mosely. $
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FOR SALE

.aAvsnRafs That VALUABLE PLANTA.
ATION known ss "Belleville, %
~ formerly owned by Mr.. Charles
angeburg CoeNsSy, near Fort Motto Depot,
containing i,e5V acres cs Land, part Of
which 10 wBbh TIMBERED, the balance
CLEARED end admirably adapted to the
Culture Of COTTON and PROVISIONS. An
excellent RANGE for STOCK in the Conga-
rec Swamp, A Ane Water Power near the
Seuth Carolina. Railroad. DWELLING In
good order ahd 0uibuildings. ~
If not before disposed OF, will be sold at
auction under the mortgage to Oliver Mid
dlsfon, on the lst Monday In February next.
Tefma made known at saie.
Apply to
Charleston, s. C.
Or COL. A. p. AMAKER,
st. Matthews r. o., 3. c.
dec "A If
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The Columbia Union accuses corrc.
.spondeut,of Charleaton paper with
having stolen part Of a1c of his letters
from It's editorial colasnns. Better be
more particular hereafter Mr.. Core
spoadent. You might injutc yohr repu-
tatiou as a newspaper man. Besides, it
mus. certainly be unpleasant and EN-.
barrassing when yoas friends begin to
praise your ability to hear jealous. odi-
tor axclai,n: That's my shander, by
George p
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ALSO
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
In CoMMoN PLEAS

E. T. Glover, Adm'x, for another, In tho
vs., Cir cut 1
J. J. Goodwin, ct. ux. ct. nj. Court.
BY virtue OF nm ofder Of sale made in the
said case, by the said Court, will sell ut
0rangcbarg, e, c., on Monday, the 9th day
OF February hes'', curing curing tho usus! hours of
sale, ut the risk of former purchaser; the
following land:
All that tract of land situated Oh Lime
stone, containing 23t s,aores more or less,
bounded north by lands Of Christian W wolfe,
Daniel I,arey and j. ii, Zcigler and cart,
and west by lands Of D. il, Hciglcr.
Terms-Onc-halfic icasil, the balance on
credit of twelve nfonths. purchaser to gi,s
bond for said credit portion bearing interest
from day of salc, and secured by mortgng,
with a covenant for resale on a breach of the
condition Of the bohdi ahd also to pay 70,
papers and stamps.
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"A DESIRABLE House and Lot is ad-
SertiSed for sale in to-day's News by
Mr.. W. T. Lightfoot. It can be treated
FOR. at private sale until Sales-day in
February. This place 10 situated in
pleasant locality Of our growing little
Burg, aud any one desirous of settling
here, NO better place could be offered.
Terms easy. Read advertisement,
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Sheriff. SALES.
oANGEBURG COUNTY.
RI In THE t'1aoufr Counr. (
3 George NJ. whetstonc, =
4 asialoA .,nsi z

Lewis A. aeiglef, e.eal.A
BY virtue OF an order Of sale made in this
case by tho sold COURT will sellat Orange
burg, s. c., on Moadns the 9th dey Of Feb
ruary next, du=iRs the usual hours cf sale,
and as the risk Of former purchaser, ,,the gBi-
lowing tracts Of lahdt y ~ - =
/. all that tract of land situated In Orange
bur rg County, containg 6i0 acres more or less,
bounded by lands Of Danl Riley and tracts
2 and 4. 49, r '''-'' =
2. All that trac.aof land situated In said
County, containing 568y acres more or less,
bounded by lands Of Thomas Horscy aud
tracts 1,8 and a. ~ ~
4. All that tract Of land situate in eeid
County containing l94 acres moro or less,
bounded by lands of Thomas Hersey and
tracts 4, 2 and 8.
On tract No. 2 there Is good Dwelling
and Outbuiidings. All of said lands arc
we'll Timbcred
Terms.-one-h half cash, balsnoeon credit
Of one ) ,sr, purchaser to give bond and
mortgage, bearing interest from day Of sale,
payahla annually. with covenant for re-
sale on u breach Of the condition Of said
bend, alss to pay for papers and stanps.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-14

HUaE FELLows.-Mr. Henry Rick
ssnbaeker, ofSt. Matthews, brought into
our .fice on Tuesday last Eve of the
largcs, turnips we have ever seen. One
Of them weighed 81 pounds. and meas
ured % inches round. We congratulate
Mr. r, upon his success in growing these
huge fellows" May all his efforts in
planting be as successful.
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Z;; KAUFMAN Al \
BANKER aud BROKER,
Ianuarr. G. 1871.
No. 25 Rroad Sirtrt.


STATE SEcrmIriks--Sou,hC Carolina, oll
Gss5; do new, Gs10 do, rcgisl'd stock,
ex int {s.2
Cry SEcrEiTiEs-A-gusta, Ga. Bonis,
TS@e Charleston. s. &. Stock, tex or int }
Gah2, IN, Fire Loan Bonds, @G6; Co
lulrhia, s. Z. Bonds, Gs60.
RAILROAD BoSns-Elue Ridge (frst mort
gagel G0G Charlcsto OH AMI Savannah,
IsG5 Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta,
tSS5 Cheraw aud Darlington, 6S2 {:
Grccnville and Columbia. list mori) (@s5:
do. iS:atc guarantec) (fG5: Northeastern,
sT 9 Savannah and Charles,on. list
mort, G@7s; do, Estate suaraniee) CSC /;
South Carolina, Ge13; do, al; SPARTAN
burg and Union, (a35.
RAILROAD STnCxs-Charlutte, Columbia
and Augusta, Gs40; Groenville and Coinp-
bia. Gp24: Northeastern, G9lS; Savannah
and Charleston, G3,.; South Carolina,
(wholc shares) Gal; do, (half do) 9 Al
ExcusxcE. &c-Ncw Yssk Sight, off par,
Gold, ll0@ll2; Silver, 1890
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HAIR YIGOR.-In common with many
others we have felt a lively interest in the
Investigations which DR.. Aver has been max
ing to discover the causes of failure of the
hair, andto provide remedy. His re-
searches arc said to have been much mere
thorough and exhaustive than any ever made
before. The result is now before under the
name Of ArgR's HAIR vidoR. We have
given it trial, and with full Satisfaction.
II equals our most favorable aHtidipations.
Our gray hairs have disappeared, or resa5..si
their original color; and visible crop OF
soft, silksn hair has started on part of tho
scalp which was entirely bald. TDcmoorxt,
Abingdon, Va. Lf
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-14

MANS's Raw BoSE SUPER PH ,s-
ruATE, The great fertilizer for all
crops. scndfor a copy Of Mr.. Dick
cons letter about its advantage aud pro.
Il. Claghorn, Herring & Co, Agents
at Charleston and augusta, Read ad-
vcrt:senent.
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NOTICE.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Orangeburg, 8. c.. Jan. 8, 1871.
Notice is hereby given to all PARTIES
who have been NOTIFIED as to their up-
pointment as UB-CoMMlSSIONERS Of
ROADS &c by Circular Letter, issued from
this Office, December 23d, 1870. that thoy
must REPORT to the CLERK of the
Board Of County Commissioners at - early
day The Condition Of certain Highways OF
the County makes ths necessity of this Re-
port absolutely essential
BY order Of the Board
JAMES Wax TASSELL.
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WANDo FERTILIZER. The price of
this fertilizer has been reduced to 500
eash per ton, or S55 payable Nov. 1s,
1871 without interest. Read tho ad-
Sertiscment Of VIM. C. Dukes d Co,
Agents, Charleston.
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
fcArITAL sI.ooo,ooe)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

VG1Hs auANo IssNow SO WELL KNOWN
il in all tho Southern States for its re-
markable effects as an agensy for increasing
the products Of labor, as hot to require
special Recommendation from Hs. Its use
for Eve yeats fast has established its char
acter for reliable excellence. Tho large
fixed capital iaSested by the Company in this
continued excellence Of its Guano.
J. N. H3BSON,
solling Agent. Chatieston, s. c.
tN0. 8. REESE q CO., tehefal Agents
Eaitim6re.
Dee. "a. If.
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The Citizens Sayings,s Bank will be
prepared to receive Deposits on Monday
the 18th instant The advertisement
will appear in next issue.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-14

Read the advertisements of "MApEs
NITRoaEsIzEn sSuPER- -PuospHArs OF
LIME" Send for Pamphlet to KIM
man & Howell, General Agents, Izs
East Bay Charleston, sc.
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T m tI,e District Court Of the

Vn tIse District Court of the
UNITED STA TES-For the Distr;et Of
South Cdroiina--In The Matter Of Joms C. FAN.
~ISu, 3andkyupt--In Bankrupiey.- is
hereby given that all Creditors holding Liens
must prove thfir Liens bofore julius G.
Carpenter, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy, at
his Office, No. ~ Broad Street, in tho City
of Charleston, on or before the Odd, day Of
January 1871.
BY order ofthe Honorable George 6. Bryan,
Judge Of the District Court Of the U. g., for
the District Of South Carolina.
T.v. DlBBLE.
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RECEIVERS SALE.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In COMMON PLEAS.

Valentine Pitthan, OF. al, In the
vs.. Circuit
Elizabeth L. Ellis, OF. al. Court
BY virtue Of an order of sale made in this
ense by the said Court, | will sell at Orange
burg. S. c., oil Monday the 9th day of Fsbru
ary next, during the usual hours OF sale:
All that tract Of land stunte on Russell
Street, in the Town Of Orangeburg, and
bounded ny lots off. W. II. DUKES and J.
p. Izlar Esq.
The abote property willbc rcsold At the risk
Of the former purchasers, they having failcd
to comply with tho terms Of sale.
Terms-One-third cash, and tho balance
give Bond for said baiahcc, bearing Interest
from day of sale, and secured by mortgage
of the premises. with a cdfehant for resale
on breach of the condition of SAID Bond,
snd to pay FOR rapcrs end Stamps
G. B. GLOVER. Receiver
Ornngeburg, S. c., Jan. IL, ls7l.-td.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-14

ECONOMY AND COMFORT IN BUIDINo.
These can only be studied and setured by
paying proper attention to the yfhi.hing of q
o"..","b. mere are many nuusoB
country whose windows. without glass, and
heavy wooden shutters, cost more than cash
and vsnetians, End whose gloomy wooden
ceilings arc more expensive than white
washed plaster on laths. If you are going
to build, and wish your house to be comfort
able at small cost, you should not fail to
wrto for plan and estimate Of 6nlsing TO
Mr. p. r. Teale, Charleston. s. c., the
largest manufacturer of doora, sashes' blinds,
mouldings, &C., in the Southern States.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE
TAKEN IarERsALLY,-It cures sudden Coldp,
Coughs, &C.; and Weak Stomach, General
Diibility, Nursing Bore Mouth, Canker,
LivOr Complains. Dyspepsia OF Indigestion,
Cranp Pain in the Stomach Bowel Com
plant. Painters tylie, Asiatic Cholers,
DiarrhGa and Dysentery.
APPYIED EXTERNALL.-Curas Felops,
Boils, and Old Sores, Severe Burns. Scales,
Cuts, Bruises and Sprnins, Sw welling Of the
Joints. Ring Worm and letter, Broken
Breasts, Frosted Feet and Chilblains, Tooth
ache, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia and
Rheumatism. Il is sure remedy for Ague,
Chills and frSet.
PAIN kILLER,-Taken internally should
be adulterated with milk or water, rs made
into syrup with molasses. For Cough n
few drops on sugar, eaten, will be ore
effective than anything else.
See printed directions, which accompany
suoh bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
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gnicr anl by virtue Of covenant for re-
sale un breach Of condition in tho above
NOR, cages contained. | will sell on the sales
day (bcing the 9th day of February next
All that plantation trac. Of land in the
County of Orangeburg on Bull Swamp, con
tanning 1861 acres more or less bounded by
lands of o. B. Riley, estate of Freeman
Hooker, Mrs. Mary c. Umcr, F. Robinson
and land formerly owned by G. D. kei,t, but
recently purchased by Edward Willis, Trus-
tee.
The above will be sold in several tracts.
Terms made known on day of sale.
Shcrif's Office. II. RIGGS,
Orapseburg G. II. s. C., o.. C.
January 10, 1871.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-14

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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-14
Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the Matter of BARNET LiviSusTos,
Bankrupt, Ee raris p. v. DrBaLE,
Assignee.
By virtuo Of an order OF sale 10 me ditcct-
ed from the Honorable District Court IF the
United States for tho District of South Caro-
lima, will sell Mt public Auction, Mt Orange
burg c. H.. on Mendsy. the 9TH day in Feb
ruary, 1871, at the usual hours of sale:
All the interest of Barnet Livingston.
Bankrupt, in all that plantation Of tract Of
land containing 625 acres more Or Ices, ling
in Orangeburg County, On the waters of Cow
Castle, formerly known as John j. Harleys
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tionaily to George and Irving S. Harley,
by Barnet Livingston on 18th February
1867 and Recorded in Registers Office for
Orangeburg County on 4th March 1867 in
Book . page 73.
ALSO
All the interest Of Bankrupt in the follow
ing Estates, viz.
Estate OF Bcnjumin Buzbee. deceased.
Estate OF Barnet Livingston, deceased.
Estate o! j. p. Harley, deceased
Conditions cash. Purchasers to pay for
papers and stamps.
p. V. DIBBLE, Assignee
Barnet Livingston Bankrupt.
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