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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-02-04
Assignee Sale.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the Matter Of BARNET LryISasroN.
Bankrupt, En- parts p. v. DIBsIE,
Assignee.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me direct
ed from the Honorable District Court of the
United States, forthe District Of South Caro-
lima, l will sell at public auction, at Orange
burg c. H., on Monday, the 9th day in Feb
ruary, 1871, atthe usual hours OF sale:
All the interest Of Barnet Livingston,
Bankrupt, in all that plantation of tract Of
land containing G25 acres more or less, lying
in 0rangcburg County, on the waters nf, cn.s
sz..v, .o.iaeriJ known us Jonn j. ~IIarieys
land, said land having been conveyed condi.
tionally TO George A 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 9 page 49,.
ALSO
All the interest Of Bankrupt in the follow
ing Estates, viz.
Estate Of Benirmin Rnghse, deceased
Estate of Barnet Livingston, deceased.
Estate of j. Z. Harley. deceased. 1SR
Conditions cash. Purchasers to nav for
papers and stamps.
T. V. DIBDLE, Assignee
Barnet Livingston Bankrupt.
Jan III EHtFtl{ FEA4 Asts~ It'd
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sherif's Sales.
O~ANGEBURG COUNTY.
In THE CIRCUIT CouRT.
George NJ. Milestone,

Lewis a. Zcigler, ct. al.
BY virtue Of an or6cr of sale made in this
case by tho said Court, | will sell Mt Orange.
burg, s. c., on Monday the 9Th day of Feb
ruary next, during the usual hours of sale,
and mt the risk Of fprnier purchaser, the fol-
lowing tracts of land:
l. All that tract OF land situated in Orange
burg County, containg $40 acres more or less,
bounded by lands Of Danl Riley and tracts
. and 4.
Q. All that tract of land situated in said
County, containing SOD acres more or less,
bounded by lands OF Thomas Horsey ond
tracts l. 8 and A..
4. All that tract OF land situate in said
County containing 1874 acres more or less.
bounded by lands of Thomas Horsey and
tracts 4, 2 and 3.
On tract No. 2 there is n good Dwelling
and Outbuildings. All Of said lands arc
we'll Timbcred.
Terms.-0nc-half ossh, balanceon q credit
of one year, purchaser to give bond and
mortgage, bearing interest from day of sale,
payable annually, with a covenant for re-
sale on q breach Of the condition of said
bond, also to pay for papers and stamps.
ALSO
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REGEIVER,S SALE.
oRANGEBURG COUNTY.
IN GoMMoN PLEAS: s

.Lt-,E -F1A~A N~A ~ -. l.r
Valentine Pitthan, eE nj, In the
Cfrau it
Elizabeth +. Ellis 81. AZ! Court.
by virtue Of IN order Of sale made in ihis
case blythe eaid Court. Ivilf soil at Orange
burg, s. c., on Monday the 6thldny Of Fsbru.
airy next, during the usual hours Of sale
All that tract Of land situate on Russell
Street, in the Town of 0rangeburg, aud
bounded by lots off. w. ii. DUKES and j.
F.. Izlsr Esq.
8 The aboveproperty WILDE resold at the risk
of the former purchasers, they having failed
I oscomply with the terms Of sale.
Terms-One-third cash, and the balance
on q credit of twely months. purchasers to
give Bond for said balance, bearing interest
from day Of sale, and secured by q mortgage
of the premises, with q co~yenanttf for resale
on n breach of tho condition of said Bond,
and to pay for Papers aud Stamps.
C. b. GLOVER, Receiver.
Orangeburg, 8. c., Jan. IL, 1ST1.-td.
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Assignee Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the NJ after of EzGKIEL s. Konx
B~ankrups, Er pars p. v. DlBB1E,

Bankrupt, Er pare r. Y. sDlBBEE,
Assignee. &w S8tseaT &;
BY virtue OF anprdcr Of sale TO medircctei,
from tho Honorable District Court Of tho
United States, for the District Of South Car.
olina, twill sell at public auction, az Orange
burg OH on Monday the 9th Pebrnary
next, atytne usual hours Of sale:
The Notes. Book A~ceoents, Judgements. Sc.
%cnrities and chooses in action of the BANKRUPT
Estates of Ezekiel s. Kohn and Emanuel
Ezekiel, Fgeag 6T a
An Inventory Of, tlie same may be seen ut
my Office, aud viii be exhibited. on day Of
sale, ssa-,slN
Conditions cash Purchasers to pay ex-
penses Of transfer and stamps.
P,1Y. pIBBLE, Assignee
EaHkiol s Rohn Bankrupt.
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GE0. w. -CARPENTMla,a
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-
1at&EE SAPARIEAt
gro. ~. CdRPENFER
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUcHu

These Celebrated P.scparatidn erf4in.n.
introduced by Geo. w. tarpentcf, ander the
patronage of the medical faculty have been
so long extensively used by physicians and
others, that they are generally known for
their intrinsic value, anil can be rciiedton as
being most valuable remedies in all easea
where s~arsapariliafr Bucha IRE applicable.
and cannot be too highly recommended.
They are prepared in n highly concentrated
-fornas so as to render the dose small and con-
ayenient AordeSs by maitc + Otherwise win
reeaivs prompt attention.
GEo@W CARPENTER. HENSzEY co.
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse,
No. T37 Market street, Phiiads.. pih.sa..
For sale by DUKES & SITULER, md e. J.
0LINER0S, orangebiirg, s. e., and D0TlE
4 sloIsR. Wholesale Agents. Charleston, s..
C.. .4 .s $50 e.f t3fT Hff
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a New AueTIoSEEB,-0ur enter.
prising and gorashead fellow townsmans
Nv a. Meroney, has taken out License
as Auctioneer, We learn that he is q
sfrst.fate hand at this business. Read
his card Also his a~npouace$sptr of
fresh Liquor, Groceries Sc.
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NOlICE.
oFrIcE OF COUNTY, rkEAstRER,
oR4saEruRa Cousr1

49, Ht raE H
0R8HGEnURG County,,
orangeburg, SC. Jan. 10, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that I will bs Mt
the following PLACES for the COLLECTION
of STATE and COUNTY TAXES for the
year 1870.
State Tax Mills.
County Tax 8 Mills,
AT oRASGEBURG from LIST February to
10th inclusive.
At LEwISyILLE from 18th February to
18th Inclusive.
AT FORT NOTE from l9.h February TO
22d, inclusive.
At BRANeHyILLE from 2sth February
TO 2sth, inclusive.
At J.HAMP FELDERs from 1st March
tod, inclusive.
At CLUB HOUSE from March 9Th to 9th
inclusive
Other Appointments will be made hereaf-
ter.
AsAMPLE PROVISIONS are made for
the COLLECTION of TAXES, the PENALTY
of 20 PER CENT. will positively be added
after the EXPIRATION Of TIME allowed by
Law, and all DELINQUENTs will BIO I'M
MEDIATELY proceeded againstin manner
prescribed by Law for the Collection of such
Taxes.
s T. K. SAsPORTAS,
Jan 14~-tf County Treasurer.
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ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In THE CIRCUIT CoLRT.
a. N. Durham,
VIM. A. McGrew, ct.

Vim. A. McGrew, et.;al
By virtue of ar order of sale in this case,
L will sell ut O~rangeburg, S. c., on Monday,
9th day February next, during the legal
hours of sale
One tract of land containing 15G acres
more or less, bounded by iands of David
Jenes, Hartman Sightler, W. Fogle and j. D..
w. Crooks.
Also one other tract containing 43G acres
more or less, bounded by lands of Hartman
Sightler, Tarlton McGrew, Margaret Nc
Grew, Estate OF j. A. Fielder and Jones.
Terms-0ne-third cash, the balance pay
able in twelve month secured by bond and
mortgage with interest from day OF sale.
with covenant for resale Purchasers 10 pay
for papers and stamps.
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A sN;VfazE
BANKER and BROKER,
No. % Broad Strrtt.
February 3, 1871.
CHARLESTON, s. c..
Corrected WeskIy be-

February 3, 1871.
STATE SrcuKIrIKs-South Carolina, old,
@s5; do new, @66 /; do, regist,d stock,
ex int @J5
City SRcURiTIEs-Augusta, Ga, Bonds,
100 Charleston, s. G. Stock, tex or int
i @60, do, Fire Loan Bonds, @70; Co.
lumbia, S. G. Bonds GEO,
RAILRoAD BoNps-Blpo Ridgo first mort
gage) COG ; Charleston and Savannah,
@63 Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta,
@S5 Cheraw and Darlington, @S2;
Grccnrille and Columbia, (Ist morD @S5;
do, tState guaranteed @65; Northeastern
10 q ; Savannah and Charleston, list
mort} OTIS do, (statc gparantee) 6s@ (;
burg iandSUnion, Sa55.
RAILRokp SrocKs-Charlotte, Columbia
and augusta, @d0s3 Greenvills and olum-
bia, as !; Northeastern, ala; Savannah
sud Charlcston, (S8O; South Carolina,
(sss:s slares) @4O; do, tthalf do) g 40
ExoHassR. &c-New York Sight, I off par;
Gold, li0a1l2i Silver, 1860
soUfs cAnoLIxA BAN BILLS.
*Bank OF Chaf)esto .-.. "a
aBank Of Newbefry....... .,..-.35
Han&-
Bank of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ala
Bank Uf South Caroiine...1A..... -. S@
Bank OF Chester. S(9
Banktof :
Bank OF State Of s c., prior ia 1861 800
Bank Of State Of issue 1861 anil 1885,. .22S
fRlarters' and Mechanics Bank of
charleston 20
Peoples Ban OF Charlesto on ....... %
*UnienDank of Charlcsfon........,. "a
Southwestern. RsR Bank OF Charles
ton. told ).-... ... "a
ssonthwcstcrniRR Tank OF Charles
ton, 4new) ...... ... ca
State Bank of Charleston..... 6S
Farmers ansi Exchaass;Bauk ct char
..-... ia
Exchange bank OF Columbia. Ga
Commercial Bank of Columbia ....... 7%
Merchants Bank Of Cheraw .......... 36
Planters Bank of Fairfield -. ....... SD
State of sc Bills Receivable.-....a5@
City of Charleston Change Ellis .......o5S
= Rills marked thus ~ arc being redeemed
at the Bank Counters Of each.
jan % 3m
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Under and by virtue Of n covenant for re-
sale on breach of condition in the above
mortgages contained, l wilfscll on the sales
day (being the 9th day. Of February next,
= All that plantation5 or irac. of land in the
County of Orapgeburg on Bull Swamp, con-
tanning 106ll acres more or less, bounded by
lands of o.. u. Riley, estate Of Freeman
Hooker, Mrs. Mary-c. Timer, F. Robinson
anu land formerly owned by q. b. Kcitt, but
recently purchased by Edward Willis, Trus-
tee.
The above viii he sold in several tracts.
Terms made known on day of sale.
Sherih's Office, III. RIGGS,
0rapgeburg G. II. s. C.,} s. O. C.
January 10, 1871. (.
Han II r ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-08
How Gre clan Bends are Made.

About twelve o'clock one Sunday, az people
were returning from church, q lady dressed in
the height of fashion, with gorgeous Greoian
bend Of magnificent proportions, tripped down
Second street. Maysville, KY, in the most ap.
proved style like cat treadiug on eggs. Just
IN she reached the conner of Second and Sutton
streets. where the "Hentles most do conprerate.
" paper, neatly folded, slipped from her skirts
and fell on the sidewalk polite ncwsboy saw
it fall and called TO her that she had "drapped
sunthn," but she kept her eyes fixed on vacap.
cy and moved straight ahead, without appear.
ing to hear him. fow steps further another
wad fell from the same region, and there was a
diminution Of the hump on her back. rhe how
yelled after her again. 81 say. Missis, ycur. los.
ing all your papsrsl /" The only sign o. /. .,,nv
that she gave was quickening in her pace, az il
che wa. anxious TO get away from those divviu' q
~ quick IA possible. A kindhearted lady who
was walking behind her and who understood the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-08

The man who marries the prettiest girl Of tho
place is said to be q "lucky fellow" and 80 of
him who draws the highest prize in lottery,
or. by some fortunate" turn in affairs, clears
the gulf between want and wealth in an hour
Aad yet the histories of all times tell u that
with . terrible uniformity and uncertainty the
men who become suddenly possessed Of unearned
millions die in misery.
Within five years well.t0.do former drew q
quarter Of million of dollars ia prize lottery.
The whole country envied him his luck, but be
his good fortune, and his only son has turned
ont confirmed drunkard.
The man whose first bet on the race course,
whose first deal at the card table, whose first
risk at faro, whose maiden lottery ticket, brings
money largely into his pockets, is u ruined man
at the very instant the world pronounces him
lucky" Any man, especially any young man,
who starts out in life with the conviction that
money can be better made than by earning it, is
lost man-lost already to society, lost to his
family, lost to himself
rich men Of New York are at this moment help.
less drunkards. Young men are they, MANY OF
them Of education, of many qualities, of gener.
GUS natures, honorable and hixh.minded; but
the demon Of drink has taken such possession of
of them that fathers breaking heart, q moth.
srs tears and sisters agony avail not to draw
them from their deep damnatisn. Elegant leis.
ure was their ruin.
The best way to save a child from ruin Is to
bring him up TO "help father" Make children
tesl that they must do something to support the
FAMILY, to help along; then two feelings arise
which are their salvation-those of affection and
pride; for we naturally love them whom we
heIp or those whom we struggle together with
fer desired object, and nothing so improyes a
child as to make him feel that he is Of some con.
sequence, that he can do something, and that
what he does is sppreciated.-HaW.J journal Of
UtdlM -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-08

nrfed.Apple Pee.

l Icath! abhsr! detest! despise! .,.
Abominate dried-spp,e pies;
OR ANYTHING that's ut to eat,
But Of all poor grub beneath the skies,
The poorest is dried-spple pies. Or.
Give me the toothache or sore eyes
In preference to such kind Of pies.
The farmers take the knurliest fruit,
'Tis wormy, bitter, and hard, to boot;
They leave the hulls to make MS cough,
And don't take half the peeling on,
Then on dirty cord they're strung.
And from some chamber window hung;
And then they serve as rOost for 6ies
Until they're ready to make pies.
Tread on my corns, or tell me lies.
But don't pass me dried.apple pics.
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situation, at this moment hurried up along side
and Whispered that she vas losisg her bead.
This Information caused her to tsra into .
friendly stairway to repair damsgss; bat iust
- she put her foot in the door, an snsrncas
bundle Of papers, . hundred OF 20 in numbsr,
dropped from beneath her skirts and rolled upol
the sidewalk. The youngster, Indignant q The
treatment he had received, and the apparent die.
dsin with which his polite intentions had been
met, on this rushed forward and se;si,g the bun.
die OF papefs startled Sabbath stiffness ON the
streets with "Eres your extra. Latest news
from the scat Of war;" The lady, it Is needless
to say, didA't stop = take An extra.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-08
Pleasant Informatlon for Tipplers

Pleasant Information for Tipplers.
The black ants of Sweden are Q formidable
race Of workers, much larger than any we have
here. They make sad havoc with the grains
and as they travel in prosessicns, each with
wheat grain or some other dainty for winter
store, they present . formidable array-a curl.
Gus spectacle for the philosopher. The sting Of
these animals is very sharp and somewhat poi.
sonous. The best policy to observe 10, when
meeting procession of these workers, to turn
aside and give them the right of way, for they
will grip their grain tightly and give sting after
sting losing little Tins for revenge, and then on
to their well.ordered, well.stored homes. The
Swedes have learned a way OF utilisiug these
little animals, sting and all. They waylay them
ON these journeys, catch them by hand, and il.
nets and Stoves, anyway to get them, and plump
they 60 into the seething brandy distillery, and
on them depends the peculiar favor of Swedish
brandy. 1t is 80 smooth, so oily, 80 pungent
has such . delicious flavor; in short, 10 every.
thing enchanting; and then they have the love.
lest little glasses, that hold q thimbls full, 90
thin, fragile, and beautifully artistic that they
would almost tempt an ascetio to drink and
catch the divine afaatus, but it only takes one
drink to intoxicats, and then delirium tremens
soon follows. We have seen lady lamp from
the table and scream becauee red ant ran across
her plate, but she would sip this brandy from
the little glass and sxtol its flavor.
In Newark, eockroaches are used very extern.
sively in the manufacture of delicious wines
which are made there from cider, poor whiskey.
logwsod, and other aboninations.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-08

Tho only objection to taking the common art
clio OF Castor Oil is its naseous smell and tast(
This, however, is removed BY the "Aromstize
Castor OIL"
For sale BY E. Y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-08

If through our columns We can convey any
intelligence that may benefit or readers va
deem II our duty to do 20. A few years ago the
well known Drug House in Chicago, (ksssrs.
Lord, Smith q Co.. introdsced to the public .
class Of remedies which have new become staple.
known ~ the Equine Condition Powders, Equine
Imminent and Equine Ointment, for tho treat.
ment of various forms Of disease and lameuess
incidental to live stock. Thes. remedial agents
bave been carefully tested and tho results have
proved very satisfactory, 20 that they are not
only used very extensively BY husbandmeu and
owners Of fine horaes, but largo number Of the
most respectable Veterinary Surgeons now pre-.
scribe and use them in their practice.
Every package bears the endorsement Of the
celebrated Veterinary Surgeon, Geo. H. Dsdd,
who used them extensively in bis practice.
For sale by all Druggists
Lord, Smith & Co. will mail free to any ad.
dress copy Of their Horse and Cattle Guide
For sale by E. Y. Grigga q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-08

EOR esALE.-HOUSE AND LOT for sale, west q
the sldecut. The house contains four rooms; we'll On
etern On the premises also shrubber Terms Enqui
Of RICHARD oLINDON,
OetA. P.O. Box 60, Ottawa, MS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-06

The Af,-ioan Repository, the organ Of
the American Colonization Society, says
that "2. 900 people of color. residents Of
the States Of Vermont, Now York. New
Jelsey. North Carolina. South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Ken
tucky, OF their own accord. are asking
help to get to Liberia to attain citizen
ship ut once in republic controlled
wholly by their own brethren, with no
bans Of custom: and. no bare Of prejudice
to struggle against intheir endeavofs' for
the highest positions"
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.gENTBAL, -NATlUNAL KARE
}iIA- = = 0f1.,..iL.i:.l'| |ii.
LU M Bin. E.:.Ct

U Il u M II n 6.;.Ct ~ - > ::
Bs5zbat tts3js gaspi IS, s1d6 qdd
AgfhgH1zEH. exFTtrfzit, ssShS,5; h,5SSs'af' SO:
John B. Palmer, President X
A. G. Breni2er, Cashier. ~ I.
O. n, G. Butt, Assistant Caeliicr. !,
DIRECTIONS. ''''' ,t +
j. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmer, F. w. McNas.
ter, y. ID. Sem, of T.. D. Sem. IL EoDi g. ~.
Bearaan. Of Copeland l. Dcarden; Il. L. Bryan,
OF Bryan Il McCaIter; W. c.. Swaffie1d. oi Il.
| & w Swaffield,
|, F. ". McAIaster, Solicitor.
VGN1I18 Bauk 1s now opcD Tor tho transact ton
Il Of a general banking business. ..
CERTIf1CATEs OF DEroslT Of currency or
coin. bearing intert 1T at IT, rate OF seven III
per Cent. per RnInm, in Kind, will Le istned.
Deposits from County. Officers specially ao-
lfcited; also, from I>usf.e es, Administrators,
Erecut0rs, Professional Mcn. and others., L.
Particular attention given to accounts Of
City and Country Merohunts and other busi-
ness men, and the uaual accommutlat ions ex.
.cndfd. .. t5, ..
Notes, Bns Of Erchahge. and other eyi-
dences OF debt discounted, and moncy lbaucd
on collaterals.
Stocks Bonds, o old, Siuer 1ougAt aud sold.
Mut0ated Currency purchased at q email
discount.
Sight Drafts drd,cn direct on all the promi-
mont places in England Ireland, Scotland
mark and the Orient. Letters Of, Credit issued,
ayable in any of the aboYe placcs.
Drafts on all tho prominent cities in tho
United States bought and sold.
l. Banking House opposito Columbia Hotel.
Open from to g.. Feb 20 ~
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FLORIDA TO DE SoLD Our BY THE RAp1-
oALs.-The Mariana Courier says: ''In
one single County of this State (Colum.
bia) there are 75,705 acres Of land ,ad-
vertieed tot sale, e,totppy taxes dfe Oh itha
same. If this is not q strong argument
OF the devastation and ruin the Radical
party is bringing upon the people of the
State, what more touching and vital
could be adduced? This is fair, direct
and legitimate result of the corrupt aG:
ministrntion OF Governor Reed, the
shameless dishonesty which has marked
the action of the Legislature, and the
general want of confidence consequent
upon the corruption and dishopor known
to pervade} throughout every depAKtmeht
of the Government"
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APRoPHECY FU1F1ILRD. The Charles
ton Courier has the following reminis-
cence Of Vallandigham:
4 We were delegates together to the De-
mocratic National Convention of 1860,
whose disruption in the contest between
Douglas and Breckenridge, as to the oha-
racter 6ha rightss Of slavery in the Terri.
tories, was the precursor to the late civil
war. On one occasion, in this city, Rep
rese69MgHf Hfsa FReen, IS 4ninois if4aTeI
bee, {,qf iSyifsbtAa1n, hHA lotheFs, !lSbbi4H
prasshk, - the lc6nvershhon Naturally
turned upon the threatening attitude Of
the questions then before the conven-
tion. MIR. Vallandigham rose at the din
ner table, with an alr 'of great gravity,
aud said: "GeH.!emen, ;t the ne.:cc-.-
tic party Is discovered in this Charleston
convention, the result will be the disrup-
tion oEtheUnioh, and. 0neto OF the blood
lest civil wars on record, and the magni-
tuaP HTWM9h no opeJ cap estiWate{E Fs
thaA1N Rf THE. D6mocrn&id RsrtS: :3htH
in thAs AsUnipn, ltas the hoph Of ih4Bduah
and of Republican Government" We
think it was Mr.. Logan Who replied:
''Sit down, Vallandigham. and drink
your wine. You are always prophecy
ing" His reply was: "Gentlemen, I
speak earnestly, because feel deeply
impressed with the truth Of what have
uttered ~ This WAS. in the spring Of
1850. The secession Of South Carolina
took place in December OF the same year.