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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-02-25

KEEP TO ONE Tn1Na.-We earnestly
entreat every young man, after he has
chosen his vocation, to stick to it. Don't
leave it 'bccausc hard blows are TO be
struck, or'disasreeable work performed.
Those who haze worked their way mp to
wealth and usefulness, do not belong to
the shiftlcss aud unstable class, but MAY
be reckohcd among such as took of their
coats rolled up their sleeves, conquered
their ~pfciudiccs against labor, and man
fully bore the heat and burden Of the
day. Whether upon the old farm
where our fathers toilcd diligently striv-
Ing TO bring tho'soil :to prodactiyeness
in the machine shop or factory, or the
thousand other business places that in
site honest toll aad skill, let the motifs
ever be: Perseycrapce and Industry.
Stick to one thing boys, you will have
success.
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DEPARTMENT.
STATE TGEASrRY OEEICE.

STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
C%oLuMnr,. s. C., December 1, 1870.
TENHE BOOKS OF the Treasury Office for
the Transfer and Conversion of STOCKS
and BONDS will he closed on and afte-- me
nI5tll instant until The LIST proximo. for con-
%vr!cncc in Preparing statement OF interest
;intn'Iarnar~ 1S1I
NILES G. PARKER,
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State Of South Carolina.

To all ,chom ii may concern;
! THIS is TO CERTIFY THATTHE FOL
lowing Insurance Companies, having deposit
ted the amount ofsSecuritics of this State re-
quired of then, Eeanectfnllv nv the Act of
December, 1869, entitled "AHs act to better
protect Holders OF insurance Policies in this
State and having otherwise fulfilled the re-
quirements of said Act, and of oil other Acts
relating to Insurance in this State, are au-
thorized to transact business therein under
licenses heretofore and to be hereafter issued
to their Agents, until the expiration of the
time therein specified
FIRE c~oMraSIss.
10000 each
Union, of Baltimore, Md
Union, of San Francisco, Cal.
Ena, of New York City.
Continental, of Now York City.
GcrmaniS. ofNcw York Cit.
Georgia Home. Of Columbus, Ga.
Hartford. Of Hartfort, Conn.
e%fioint, Gf New fDrKcry.
Imperial, of London.
international, of New York City.
Liverpool and London and Globe, of London
and Liverpool.
Manhattan, of New York City. .
Merchants, and Mechanics, rf baltimore, Md.
National, of baltimore, Md.
w. D VI H-NSNA Sti1
North British and Mercantile, Of London
and Edinburgh.
Orient Mutual, of New York City.
Pacific, of San Francisco, Cul.
Phenix, of BROOKLYN, y. Y.
Putnam, of Hartford, Conn.
Richmond banking and Insurance, of Rich
monl, Va.
Security, of New York City.
LIFE COMPANIES
$50, 600 each
Carolina, of Memphis, Tenn.
Cotton States, of Macon, Ga.
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the Uui-
ted States of New York City.
knickerbocker. of New York City.
New York, ofNcw York City.
Piedmont ond Arlington, of Richmond. Va.
Policy Holders Life and Tontine Assurance
Company ofthe Soufn,', r Charlesion,S. c..
Security Life and Annuity, OF New York City.
Southern of Memphis. Tenn.
st. Louis Mutual, of ST. Louis, Mo-.
Universal, of New York City.
j. l.. NEAGLE,
oct eff Comptroller General.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !

OFFICE or CoMrTnoLLLR-GENERAL
CoLuMpIi, $. c., September l, 1870
.THNnE following list of Licensed Insurance
Agents is Published for the information
OF all concerned Those Companies marked
have not complied with the provisions of the
Act of December, 1869, rSGhiring n deposit
of State Securities, and their Agents are
authorized to transact such business only az
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may be necessary for h e1alfliment of con-
tracts male prior to the fs{enty-sccond day
of February, 1870. All Agents are required
to publish their License ir the Daily Re,
Puttcoa, of Charleston, orlSpnt1 Gdrolind RI
publican, of Eo.umkia, as directed in .Gircu-
lar issued from this olicc, under the date Of
September ], 1869.
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NJ C Butler, Columbia.
w q Corrie, Charleston.
George Topper, Charleston.
L G Mcclure, Chester,
Quarles & Perrin, Abbcyiiie;
ON Butler, Edgefeld.
SB Griffin, Edgeield.
-Youmans, G~illisonynfc.
Theo g Croft, canrassing, Greenyille.
j. Charlton, canyassing, NeHbcrry.
Jas II Whitner, canvassitg, Lancaster.
w Metts, oanvassing, York.
W W q Finney, canyassing, Society Hill.
Munro & FAINT, canvassing, Anderson.
james Il Gibbs, canvassing, Union.
DeSaussure & Sa1mond, canvassing, Camden.
j j Johnson, cahyassing, Sumter.
COTTON STATES.
Laval, Black & Gibbes, General, Columbia.
Jas c Cullen, Travelling, Aiken.
DR. Jos Qunttlebaum, Travelling, Aiken. Doko.
Thos ID Crews, L.aurens.
ID A Townsend, Union.
u il Duuunu,. / ruveiing, Spartanburg.
b Elkin, Travelling. Deko.
Lovick Z Miller, Travelling, Georgetown.
DR. NJ w Abncy, Travelling, Edgeield C II.
Bnfrel Bros, Charleston.
AFletchcr Ruff, Ridgcway.
Jas Law, Winsboro.
Isaiah l Fox, WATERFORD.
L NJ Law, forkville.
John o Wilson, Marion c Ii.
David ID Clayton, Travelling, Columbia.
DR. join S liughson, Sumter.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCI-
ETY., Of the Uuitcd States
"A. ID Towers, Anderson.
j III Henry, Laurens.
w B Shaw, General, Charleston.
+ Melchers, Charleston.
N Aastin Bull, Orangcburg.
W + Nance, Ncwberry.
Ezcll, Columbia.
3ohn z Matthews, Jr, Winsboro..
Mm Joel Smith, Abbevint.
Il s Jefreys. lorkville.
7 IL Dick, Travelling. Sumter.
y ii Davcgs, Chester.
Henry |; scott, Columbia.
KNICKEIBoCKER..
George Hugsirs,. Columbia,
Vim ) iias1ic y son, -ueneral, Charleston.
NEW YORK.
Thomas. Frost, General, Charleston.
Vim Elliott, beaufort. ~.
t. LaAiotte, Columbia.
john Il ~Lon,lon, Rock Till.
" II PARKER. AbbIyiile.
J NJ Days, Cam lon.
. Il Thompson. Winsboro. 4
ID Il Lcckic, Chester.
giiasu Moss, sumter.
" u Canirb II, GrsenY.llc.
N;GToN.
a ID Towers, nlcrson.
&c ~ilcriot, Charleston.
Thos /; &ithers. York.
Y, o. er Mills, Chester -
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OFFICIAL.

N~Ul'UNBIA, D o, Jhhunfy To, otU.J
NOTICE is hereby given to all Agents of
~ Insurance Companies doing business in
this State that on and after the twenty=frst
dry of February. 1870. they will be required
10 obtain new licenses, ind before said licen-
ses are issued, the Companies viii be requir-
cd to make q deposit of certain bonds or
stock with the Act of Decembcr 22d, 1869, n
copy Of which is hereunto appended. The
law will be rightly enforced, and all Compa-
mics must make the deposit within the time
specified.
3. l.. NEAGLE,
Con p%trollcr General.
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$3.50 s.tl-Hs .#N1s"fFf. eftlt.a
oSLYA snApdw,-A story is told
lof a well known gentleman, who some
times imbibes too freely of the ardent,
going home at night recently, and mis-
taking his shadow, outlined on the front
door, for a man. He paused a little III
surprise. and then, lifting his hat very
gracefully, babe him good evening.
ga very pleasant crsenin . said tho
gcntlennn.
No reply.
''This is my house, I believe he
said, waving his hand.
T"" hand of the shadow went through
the same grac .ful curve.
II should Ike to get in, sir, if you'll
stand aside" Eut the shadow made NO
movement to let him p,ss.
The gentleman was evidently sur
prisca' Ett rspeatka' his desire to pass
in, but the ghad6w remained still.
His wife, hearing her husbands voice,
iOoNou 'h'ouSh TIC WINDOW itnd, n
seeing no one but himself, ASKED why
he didn't come in.
so would my dear, but this gem ~
t'oman" (pointing to the shadow SIN
':ass o' Dsov~:sss up the aoor. S,sf
His wife quietly opened the door, re-
marking, THAT was your shadow"
JUDGED" said the puzzled citizen
well, now, l thought he was a mighty \
fne-lookins fellow to be SO inpalise, =
and went in.
Whenever he shows a disposition. to
remain out late at night, his wife has
only to remind him of th~e'sRadow' on tho
door step to Insure = speedy return.
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NILES G. PARKER,
Treasurer State S. e.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

STATE TREASURY OFrJcg.
CoLrMniA, y c., December i,j1S10,
TNIE INTEREST falling dua on the
Coupon Bonds of the State OF South
Carolina to the LIST of January, 1871. will be
paid IN COLD on and after that ,Inte "a, the
Office of II. ~. kimpton, Financial Agent of
the State, No. 8, Nassau Street, NcwNYork,
and at this office.
The interest falling drr OH the Registered
Stock CT the State to Jan1ary LIST, 1871, win
Ne pnid In GOLD on and after that date at
the Treasury office only. l2be
NILES G. PARKER.
Treasurer State South Carolina.
dec c
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

DED.-On Wednesday, November 18th,
Mrs. FANNY, wife OF b. II. Noble, aged Al
years.
We are all glad to see our old friend r.
W. Randall about town again. Somewhat
disappointed that no grand excursion train
rolled into Americas with him, we yet cor
daily welcome hum and his family back again.
1t is rather an unpleasant season of the year
in which to view our flhe country. The burnt
prairies look black and desolate, and perhaps
would not have pleased the eye of strangers.
Let the exeursionists come next May or June,
Rus, then they will surely be pleased.
The new Amer1cus cheese factory is still
talked about. When will the more substantial
work begin!
Notice is hereby given that the ladies of
Americas have organized Sidewalk Soeiable.
The citizens, ladies and gentlemen, young
and old, are cordially invited to attend them,
each bringing his or her hve cent piece. The
sOciable is to be held at the different houses
once fortnight. The evening to be devoted
to social recreation and amusement, while the
funds collected are to be used in building
nice, substantial sidewalk. We have had
few gatherings and have raised over SG2 as
beginning. But we want everybody who
likes to keep out of the mud to attend. Don't
wait for further invitation. Young men,
think how nice a good sidewalk would be,
whereOn to walk with your sweethearts these
muddy, moonlight evenings. Come one, come
all. The next sociable will be held at r. W.
RandalPs residence, on Tuesday evening,
November 2sth, at O'Clock.
GEO. A. BOWERS, Pres,
MRS. j. II. KIMPToN, Treas,
MRS. T. c. HILL, Sec'y.
-SALE.-A public sale of miscellaneous ar
tIcles, such as saddles, grain sacks, chains,
ropes, corn mill, farming tools, &C., will take
place at the residence of Mrs. T. c. Hill, on
next at o'clock.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

Municipal, County, State and District
| Bonds and Public Securities. Parties
throughout the State OF Kansas who have bonds to
negotiate wiH do well TO call upon Stone, Tinkham
| & CO No. ZIG Kansas avenue, opposite the Tent
House, Topeka. or correspond with them. They
are dealing largely in Kansas bonds. and will fur
nish all the blanks necessary in negotiating Them
and give any desired information. Address them
Stone, TIEKHAN & Co,
d14s-154-w1s-u Lock Box %, Topeka, Kansas
I
AFresh stock of neck wear at
| 40-d PERLEY 4 BEARcK,s.
Alaska Salmond at
wS2-6 CIV. FRKDERIcK's
Save Time and Labor-Use schulenburg's
Laundry Soaps $3.50
Perley 3 Bearce keep the Monitor leather
covered trunks-diferent sizes 40-tf
For Rent-A new and wen finished store in
good location. Inquire OF
S3-u CIV MILLER
Perley & Bearee offer great inducements to
dealers. Give them call 4e-tf
Pomona Nursery. Fruit and ornamental
trees, shrubs and plants, forest-tree seedlings,
hedge plants, etc. No agents employed to De. bile
trees, or beg for orders. Good, fresh, reliable
stock; true to name and of the best varieties, at
wholesale or retail, cheap for cash.
Call on or address ST KELSEY
Pomona, Franklin County Kansas
Fail catalogue ready by September 1st.
w26-1y
NOtice-We would inform our friends and Gus
toners that on and after Monday, October I'd, we
will sell choice cuts of meats for ten cents per
pound, for cash. We propose to carry on our bu-
siness on q cash basis i'll the future and request
those indebted to 10 settle their accounts at
once: SCHMIDLISG WATSON.
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A 100000 STREAK OF LUcK.-We heard,
the other day, that most respectable citizen
Of this county had been shit by one Of those
lovely and fortunate things, an old English
estate. We met him on the street the other
day, and made inquiries as to the truth Of the
rumor- Ne found him wearing a happy
smile. twas 100000 smile. Hesays there
seems to be no doubt about the matter; that
attorneys are now looking II up, and that with
in short time he expects to receive his share
Of the ''sid fortune'' which has been accumu-
lating for many years. said share amounting
to the comfortable sum of 100000 in gold.
We hope hemay be successful. Besides our
self, we do not know Of a man within the cir
Gle Of our acquaintance who we had rather
see pocket this amount of money than our
friend II. +. J. He now takes four copies of
The NEWS, and if successful we confidently
expect he will take hundred, at least.
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EMPoRuA CHURCH pIREcroRY.

Observation-Disclosures ST. and sth ave-
each sabbath at II a. M and p M nan and Sabbath
school az ~ a. m: 5 =; KigSs supt traS er
ers cordially welcome at all services.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Merchants St and 9th
avenue Rev. b. KELLEY, Faster. Services
each Sabbath At II 3 m and q p. m Prayer
Sabbath School Sunday mornings at 81 O'Clock.
SECOND AL cSyelshl Corner
of Merchants st. and I'd avenue, Rev. HENRY
m. and Ga ,. m. Prayer meeting each Wednes-
day evening. Sabbath scnool at p m.
UNITED Observation-Disclosures Court House
every other Sabbath at II a. m. Rev. j. a COL
LISs, Pastor.
WELSH PRESBYTERIAN.-At Fraker's ha on
Commercial St Services each Sabbath at 1893 -
m. and and p. m Rev. JOHN JONES, Pastor.
CEIRISrIAN.-Corner of Exchange st. and 9Th
avenue. Rev. j. NJ. CRoCkEK, Pastor. Services
each Sabbath at II 3. IN. and p m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings. Sabbath School
at Pa p m
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL--Cornerof CONNER
f pait6 St and x; sth aTsa9e Rev L aeLDET
a. IN. and rs p. m
FRIENDS.-Corner OF Sylvan ST. and 9Th avenue
Services Sundays and Wednesdays at II a.
FIRST CONVERSATIONAL of Mechan-
les st: and sth avenue Rev A. a. HURp, Pas
Sunday School Immediately after morning SER
vices. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings.
FIRST BAPTIsT-Corner of Merchants st. and
vices every sunday at the usual hours morning
and evening Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evenings. Sabbath School at 70 a. N.
UNITARIAN SOCIETY.-At Eskridge Hall, Cor
ner of Commercial ST. and 9Th avenue. Services
each Sunday at the usual hours morRing and
evening W. E. COPELAND, Pastor. Sabbath
School at a. M Seats free Strangers cordial
ly welcomed.
AFRICAN. NJ. Estate st. between Sd and 5th
avenues. Services every Sunday ut II a. NJ and
Z p. m Sabbath School at p. m. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evenings. Rev W. K, CARSON,
Pastor.
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DIED.-On the 18th day of November, 1871,
THOMPSON, son of Thomas and Eliza
s. Thompson, aged years and days,
Published by request.l
IN MEMoRIAM.
Willie, dear Willie,
Short was thy stay,
We could not keep thee,
Thou hast Gown away.
Away from life's SORROWS
To mansions of rest.
Now joining bright angels,
Filled with joy is thy breast.
Obi thy bright little fingers
On new harp are playing,
And thy voice has been tuned
To the praises thoJi'rt singing.
Fair iem of our household
Darling pet Of our homei
We must not weep thee,
To heaven thou art gone.
To roam golden streets,
With white wings to soar
Through depths of highest heaven
To await US at the door.
Bright angel Willie
Short was thy stay,
We could not keep thee,
Thou hast flown away.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

TAX rAYIEG.-The tax lists are now COM
plcte, aud the county treasurer and his equal
Iy popular assistant are ready to make out
receipts for all OF US. lust bear this in mind:
Before going to settle or see about your taxes,
write upon a slip OF paper the usual brief de-
scriptions Of the property, aud hand that TO
tho treasurer, instead Of asking "what are my
taxes" The taxes are assessed against the
property, not against the owner thereof. II
It's city or toYn-iot, put down the numter
aud street. fits a Erui, Fut down the tract,
seetioH. and part OF section. or number OF
acres. In short, write IL out IN some shape,
and hand the slip to the treasurer, aud he will
get along great deal faster with the business
than If you step up and ask, ''What are John
Smiths taxegs' "
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-Therc are now
in our county Jail three persuasive from
CofIey and one from Chase county. The one
from Chase is the supposed murderer Of Fish
err, who was killed near Cottonwood Falls a
few weeks ago. One of the Cofcy county
prisoners killed man at Leroy few weeks
ago. The other is in on n charge of horse
stealing. These fellows were discovered in an
attempt to set the building on fire this week.
They succeeded in taking out the sheet iron
safe from the chimney, and in removing the
stone and mortar, so that the stove pipe came
next 60 the wood. This was discovered by
Sheriff Coats in time to prevent further dam.
aRe.
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NEW EsTABIIsHMENT.-Ryan who has for
some time been in the employ of Burgan &
Holmes, has made arrangements TO build n
mandatory for himself, on Sixth avenue,
about midway between Commercial and Me-
chanics street. The building will be of wosd,
two stories high. % feet square, and used for
the making and repairing of light wagon
work, and general blaeksmithing business.
Mr. Ryan is q skIilful mechanic, and has the
ability and experience requisite to succeed in
this commendable enterprise.
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THE FEsTIvAL.-The weather last Friday
night was not "festive." IL was not regular
festival weather. 1t rained, and our Con-
gregational friends had very small attend
ance at Bancroft hall. Not to be outdone,
they postponed their festival until the next
evening. The attendance ut this only
tpIerable. But the enthusiasm was good, and
tho proceeds were Se40. A handsome picture
was voted TO Miss Averill; the New England
kitchen attracted much attention and was one
Of the leading features. Every one enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent. The net
proceeds footed up $l60.
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REMovED.-G. W. Frederick has moved
his grocery stock from his place on Sixth ave-
nue. TO his old stand on Commercial street,
north Of the post-oince, lately occupied
by Wicks Il Mayse. He may be found there
hereafter with n full stock, and always ready
90 walt ON his numerous customers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

ERRoRs.-A few errors occurred in our ''or-
fetal vote" Of the county as published last
week, and we re-publish 1t as corrected. The
most noticeable OF these errsrs occurred in
giving the vote on Representative in the Goth
district. The Sc votes given Mr.. Drake in
Agnes township were placed opposite Pages
name, and those who did not know better took
it from this that Page was elected. The truth
Is Charley Drake was elected by 10 majority.
Mr.. Drake goes to the legislature fron this
county for the fourth session. He is sound
man, and will make good Representative
again, as he has every time he has been in the
legislature.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

FoUNDRY.-Mr. Graves, who was here n
few days ago to make arrangements to move
his family here from Illinois, has telegraphed,
since his return, that he accepts the PROPOSE
ton of our city council, and will move here at
once. The foundry buildings are TO be up by
the first OF March. This is good news to this
section OF the State.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

SOAP MANUFACToRY.-McMil Il Cochran
have established soap factory IN the old FAN
merry building, in the southeast part of town.
They are turning out an excellent quality of
soap, and win soon be ready TO furnish this
market to n great extent. 1t Is an important
branch OF manufacturing industry, and we
wish il complete success.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

PROF. DILwoRTH's LECTURE.--Remembe
Prof. Dilworth's lecture Tuesday evening
next, at the NJ. f. church, for the benefit of
the poor. Let there be full house, as there
are some destitute and suffering in our city
during this severe weather.
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The young lady who buys single number of
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