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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-22

THE EMPIRE.

No encyclopedia over smoked. Vol
taire did not even snuff until he was
quite old. To him coffee was every
thing.
During the revolution there was no
stme to think of the pipe or cigar. Dan
Ton did not smoke.
aNor Robespierrs-n Saint Just.
il was left to tho Empire to witnoss
the formation Of q school Of smokers
which numbers Thousands of soldiers
dfsong It's members. pe a gA
bThe most illuStriouS Disciples ofthis
eckool were: 'N' -''t''
pI4salla, who frequently charged, at
fhSihead Of hia hpssaEs, with pipe 10
bis mouth.
ss9lRFphal 0udinot, to whom the En-
p6sey pFespAtsd Inestsohsum pipe carv.
seBo represents huge mortar in position
in i,s frame This pipe cost thirty
thoussnd francs; which is rothilg won
! assehlS however, as' il was almost cover
ed With precious stones. scd ssa1 fnI
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The President and the Cuban
EmbrOgliO.
WASHINGTON. November 19

WASHINGTON, November 1S.
Secretary Fish was closoted with the
President for an hour yesterday, and ex-
planned the present state of the cores.
pondence with the Spanish Government,
which, the President subsequently sta
ted would now be improper to make
public. 1t was desirable, he said, that
all information should be of such a char
acter as would leave no doubt whatever
as to its reliability.
The President said he had changed
none of the views heretofore expressed
by him concerning events in Cuba, bu;
had more than ever been confirmed in
them by recent occurrences. fTe Shar
cd with the public their denunciatiou of
the cal ture on the high seas of n vesse
with regular clearance under the Uni
ted States flag and the startling events
which quickly followed. Spain never
having considered the island of Cuba in
n state of war, and there being no pro
clamation by the United States accor.
ding belligerent rights to the Insurgents
the Firginius regularly cleared for the
Island of Cuba, and had right to en-
ter Havana or any other open port of
Spanish possessions This government
did not recognize any right on the part
OF Spain, in the present state of affairs
TO interfere in any manner with our
merchant ships upon the seas, except in
t he usual right in her own ports and
within one marine League of the coast
OF her dominions, and of this fact she IS
aware. Congress would meet two weeks
ircn to day, when whatever is in the
possession of the Executive department
relative to Cuban affairs would be laid
before that body, with such rccommen
DATE n as the occasion might demand.
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For more than four years past several
thousand Cuban Patriots have been
lighting hard to free themselves from
the CALLING and tyrannous yoke OF Spain
Good men throughout the world have
wished to lend them helping hand, but
the strict rules of international law for !.
babe. AT las, their oppcssors, the Spanish
Cuban cutlhroa,s. have roully Oh ragged
law, Justice and humanity and can no
lon ger claim for themselves that viii, h
they hive denied to others
Thee Spsuish g, ba, cut thro ut
have captured on the high seas vessel
sailing und3r our fig Taoy have in
cold blood murdered au Am.r;c,u
citizen They have iusultcl our country.
and now they mus: be punished. NJ
apo ogi2s from III. III tier coun:r, will
satisfy Us Spin has all s,e can do t,
protect l,cr,c,r at hume. Our ,,:ue.,
lies with Cub. ani with Cuba only.
The opportunity .h.t we ,,va uoen
whiting has como at last. L.t rs
improse it. and Cab. i oars.
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Ia tho tl"uso Of Rerrrss ptaliycs d..
ring thr past week
MIR. Holland ibtrol ,e | bill -
amend an net 4" cslnhii>li 7, ew judicial
aud election county from lorti.as q. :
Barnwe!l, Edscle!d and oranscburg /;
referred iotho cniAmitl,e on county
Offices und officers.
Mr.. Dikibtroduccd i"int res ,luiion
to allow Mrs. I. &. Porkius. OF Or.n.a
burg county, to redeem certain Forfeited
lands referred to the committee on pub
lie lands.
Hjr j. +. Myers introduced bill to
cianee the timo ior the h"l.lins of tho
courts in O:angcl urg county; rct,rr;d
TO the cnmmtt,e on the juiici,ry.
The bill To alter and am nj Scctio n
% Gimp. 25, pr, 6, tile Of the Cencr-
al Statutes was favor r'bly repor,ed By
the commit nn the JnIi"ia y,
SO aso WAS the bill TO c,an.e tho
n me o.. Russel Wilson to Russell X Koitt.
In The Senate Mr.. Aniraws intro
duc"d the following resolutions
Whsrcas, i'll the recent capture o.
tho Nirain;u', an in til. iuhun,n
bntchery oI Ih"r pos~n5e.s m irt u,
cover OF n court III .rtial. held Oh board
Spanish vessel o.! war, humanity and
civilization lnvp been outraged and the
county OF uations, as Vel as The plain
est principles OF! iut ruaii ,na; lAw viola
ted: and,
Whereas, i'll the arrest on tho high
soas of, u vessel sailing under the Ameri-
can flag and by virtue Of an American
register, the territory OF this rcpulic has
been invaded by foreign power,
and,
Whereas in ;hc murder without no
tire to this gnvtrnn:n', or Within
fair trail ,,qf P irsm' clAimins to hS y ,c. !;
ican citizens, the ha. Of our country has
been insutcd AMI dcG,d by the Spanish
authorities IN Cuba; and,
Whc: cas-, Ccspc!es, to Pres dent Of
the Cuban republic, has maintained Il
condition OF war for i've years, iu the
vindication OF the frrelo.u of Cuba and
the emancipation OF halt million of
human beings from bondage md,
Whereas, it becomes frca people to
sympathlzo with those strugslm5 5Lo bo
free, and bchooves a Repubi.uan govern :
ment always to upaold tho hun1r. of its
flag, and'the dignity of its citizenship
at altimes and under all circum stances.
therefore,
BE IL reSolredb by The Senate OF South
Carolina non conrenrd and sitting Il.
special session, That this body
has heard, with indignation aud
abhorrence, of the outrage upon
the RATIONAL flag in tho ease OF the
steamer Virginius, aud Of tho barblrous
execution OF her officers, passengers and
crew. '4s
K.soiStd, That this body sustains sh,
Federpl sdn.iuistration In the Iustan,
aud co lipl6ts yiudicstion of the national
honor, and tho fullest aud swiitcst
measure of retyibution, 1ij'@;ia ;
i RcsolUed, That this body extends to
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PIIFFIx.
A FEW WORDS OF HISTORY.
o2nHtG - .N

A FEW WORDS OF HISTORY.
xBe. ought to say. here that tobacco
wastfrsts introduced in Europe toward
the close of the sixteenth century BY
Jean Nicot, an ambassador from his
very ChriAtain Majesty of France to his
very faithful Majesty ofSpain..
Tobacco was long called nicotine, in
hepor Of the ambassador. Chemistry,
which is obstinate, still retains thi s
name.
The substantive nicotine has never
produced q verb. We never say Mr.
S6.and.Go nicotines; So.and-so nicotinos
from morning till night; let US picotipe
after diuncr. 1""
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NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
oR&xoRBuRa CoUxTT,
October 2lss, le5s,
Sealed Proposals win be rceOiSsa for the
Rebuilding Of Bridge over Beaver Greek as
John Hooks Mil on State Rosd, The
Bridge is TO be built NEW, aud 70 bafersy
feet long. Bids viii be received aAtil sss
gath November next. h az i.si
BY order Of the Beard, gsgAss1
GHo. BoLfvgK
clsrk Of beard
nov 1
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF SECURITY YLIFEINSURANCE
AND ANNUITY CO., OF N. Y,
No. 40 Broad Street Charleston.

1t having been brought to the notice Of
the General Agent of this Company, for the
States OF North and South Carolina, that
some parties. with mttivc, which can only
be surmiscd, have been propaga,ing, with
great industry, through Orangeburg and
the adjourning Counties, "A report that THE
COMPANY HAS FAILED, he deems it
two years. and to ndd, that, because the
investments of the Company are largely
in Securities, which have riSeu since the
panic, the Company III stronger than ever
In 1872, the payments on losses in South
Carolina amounted to $28,500; among
which was one on the life of G. D. Kcitt,
and another on that of Jaby Weeks, both
we'll known in 0rangcburg, each for $lO,-
900.
In 1878, February 9th, on life of q. E.
Steinmyer $4,000; May Goth, on Rev. F. b.
Davis $1,000; May Goth on life of Rachael
A. A. Rice, "Grahams" $1,000: on July 18th
John Watson $4,000; Aug. 18th on ii Schals
$4,000; GABRIEL STRoCK $1,000; j ohm r.
Milhous, paid to his wife 10th Nov. 1873
$1,000; and on tho same day, tho Company
offered to pay another $1,000, which Mr.
Milhous took out for minor child; but the
payments had to be postponed until a
Guardian can be appointed.
LOUIS SHERFESER,
General Agent for the States of North
and South Carolina.
nov % 1873 II
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Notice of Dismissal.

NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ONR
IN month frem date will file my Fiaal
Account with the Honorable lng. B. Knpsi :
ton, Judge of Probate for oFangebnrg
County, aud ask for Letters of Dismissal as
Guardian Of Alice v. Riley.
o. b. RILEY,
Guardian.
nov 3 GRE go I'm
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

~ THE COMMON PLEAS,
William c. Hane and John X. Hane plaintiffs
against George Boliver, as administrator,
of the Estate of William c. Cofer, de-
ceased, John j. Jackson, Mary A. Weeks,
wife of II. Weeks, Anna Cofer. Sarah
Friy, wife Of Jacob Friy, Martha Wealth
ershic, wife Of James w. Weathersbie,
Thomas l.. Cofer and NJ. X. Cofer, defend
ants
Copy Summons for Relief Complaint not
served)
TO TIE defendants Thomas L. Coicr and
NJ. X. Cofcr:
Won arc hereby summoned and required to
IL answer the complaint in this action, which
is filed in the office of the Clerk Of the Court
of Common Pleas for the said County, and to
serve Copy of your answer on the subscri-
bers, at their Office at Orangcburg Court
house So. ca. within twenty days after the
service of this summons OH you exclusive of
the day of service, and if you fail to answer
the complaint within tho time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs will apply to tho Court for the Re
lief demanded in the Complaint
Dated at Orangehurg October 2ls 1879
DETrevillc s. Whaley
Plaintiffs' Attorneys
To Thomas l.. Cofcr and Nj. K. Cofer, de-
PENDANTS above named:
Take notice That the summons and Com
plant, herein, Were filed i'm the Office of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas for Or
angebnrg County, at Orangeburg South Car
olina on the 2lst day of October 1873.
DETREVILLE & WHALEY
plaintiffs Attorneys
Obctoer 22st 1873. 38-6t
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the struggling patriots Of Cuba the cx-
preston of it's most earnest sympathy.
and is ready to hail with satisfacti on by
the recognition this governm mt of their
belilgerent rights, and the final estab-
lishment of the Cuban republic-free
sovereign and independent.
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NOTICE
COZ NTI OF ORANCEBURG.
Is THE CoMMON Pleas.

Is THE COMMON Pleas.
FI-I0r'e Mary Vi. reliant. Aimx John
Ma, haut.
BY virtue nf III orI "f tho Circuit Comr..
w,!l sell nI public on cry. Oh the ii t
Monday in lcrcnhcr. 1873. during rhr
legal hours "f sale. ltlin CHuntS IN
ACTION hr.on IN. IT, the state ot the .,.ta
,JoHH MNr'iiNNT i-rca<c,i. for cnsir.
4 full list "t th' saur can he seen II my
Office. AMI w.I Ce ,xn.u.,cd u, lie d. y ,r
.&.e.
COR ~TrOLivEP, C.Cr.
Clerk o,..ee.
nov IS 1873 tf
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Sheriff S Sales.

~ sAEa q ~ AHts ~ E6 GSRSSu
By v;r;rc of sua,Iry Executions 70 M Ii
rce;ed. ! Will sell the highest hdrr. at
cranrehurg G.. H.. on the FIRST Mon
DAY in pcccnbcr next. For CASH. all
the Right, Title and Interest of the Defend
ants in The following Property. viz:
l. Cnc tract of lan'i containing 80 ncrcs
more or less. hounlcd by lands of Jno.
McMichacl, Thos. T. krnrcrly. David
kcnrery. II d. Eolen, d. +. Murphy.
NJ. \. Davis and J p. Pearson
.. One other tract containing 900 acres
more or less. bounded by land. Of lufus
Huffman, I. F. Kennerly juo McMichael,
II. II Bonn,tt and Juo. H. Milhouse
Levied as the property of Bcngimin
Fyas nj the snit of W. NJ. sain & Co., et al
ALSO
One tract of land in Liberty Township
containing l25 scrcs more or less, and
bounded by lands Est. Of J Daniel Kcnner-
ly, J. S. Bo!on, II. d. Bolen and Homestead
OF G. E. Bolen.
Levied on as tho proaerty of George f.
Bolen at the suit Of John Adden and others
ALSO
Near the residence of Isam Isaacs in
Edisto Fork, Lot of seed cotton, lot of corn,
odder, Rice, Potatoes &C., seized on as the
crop of lsam Isaacs, under warrant on lien
to Stcadman X Fusner
ALSO
AT the residence of JAS Mitchell near
Lcwisville, on Tuesday Dec. I'd, lot of seed
cotton 'ot of corn lot OF Fodder, lot Of p ea
vines, lot Of cotton seed &C., seized on as
the crops of James Mitchell, under warrant
on lien to c. II. Taber.
orangebnrg c. II. s. c., 5. O. C.
Nov. 18th, 1873.
nov ID I'd
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County Commissioners Office,
oRANGEBURG, s. c. Sept. 2d, 1873.

see "a Of m Act Defining
approved September Goth AcAm thers
tho Com
n No
vembcr lst 1873, pre- hereby putlsh - 49, ' '' 20 no
CLAIMS Cou,,v Com
ior no Drafts
loe of tho
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Sale.

BY virtue of an order of the Probate
Court, will sell at the late rcsidkrIss SY
Martha Gardner, deceased, all the personal
property Of said intestate, on the 22daay
of November next, consisting OF Cattle.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, sc.
Terms cash. Ss0
DEMPSEY GARDNER, "
Administrator
nov re rR
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Intelligence has b,on recstve h.re
that famine prevails in Greenland,
caused by the failure of the fisheries. S1u
one village alone one hualred epd fhy
persons have starred to death.
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A widow said to her daughter,
when you arc of my ngc it will be
time to dream Of y husband" Yes,
mamma," replied the thoughtless girl,
"of n second one" The mother tainted
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~ sni1t PUFF VII.
OF TIE DIVERS SUBSTITUTES FOR TO
BACCO.

BACCO.
A special committee of the Society of
MedicihS had ibeon appointed to discuss
this grave question, aud many substr n .
eea had been proposed by the MON
bers,; ,n.-
Rose leaves were FIRST considered.
IL has already been remarked that
the ..aeclhpool'boy isfamiliar with rose leaves
Long before the acrid juice of tobacco
has soiied his virgin lips he has been
FsolRcsd by the smoking petals of tho
queen of flowers.
~ how many an axtra task, of how
many a ioOlscap, have rose leaves been
theicausa and consolation
g happy days when We smo ked ciga.
retts Of rose leaves, whirher have ye
,aedS
:. Il forgot to say that it is one of the
nembers of the commission who is
speakipg--bear that in mind, lr
There is a period inthe life of every
man (it is still the doctor. speaking).
when he experiences the necessity of
smoking gomethingrno matter what.
ssenet ardent youths, as we have seen,
are eomforted with the smoke of rose
leaves. ssr,yrs ,- r.t.
s9theFs cut cigars from their fathers
bamboo canes. DO none of these ar,ia
cles suggest substitute for tobacco z
Notwithstanding this clique t dn-.
coprse the Commission declared that
neither roses, bamboo, nor paper, arc
tobacco.
This grave decision was asrise=a
unanimously.
AHIi' ,,YrT,I, wv rt
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY .iCDiToR. J
oRAxaEnuRe Corxry.
Oraupeburr & r vov lei t-ga

0RAxGEnuRe Cosxfs
orangchurg, s. c., Nov. Isl. I77s.
To al rshom IL may Concern,
Pursuant to Title 3, chap. Ia, Revised
Statutes S. G. Section 5s requires:.a 50 RS
SIC 5S. If any person, compau- or esrs
Poration shall commence any businessiR
any County of this State after the frat day
of September in any year, the captial,sr
property employed in which shall not ksTa
been previously listed for taxation in. sAid
County, and shah not within thirty days
thereafter make such report 30 the Auditor
Of said County as is required in the fifty
sixth Section of this Act, he}or they, shall
forfeit and pay the sum of one hundred dol
lars, which shall be collected by civil action
in the name .of the County Commissioners,
and paid into the County Treasury for the
exclusive benefit of the County, And pro-
cess in such case may issue out Of tho Court
of Common Pleas of the County in which
such business was commenced, direetedke
the proper officer, and be served In any
County Of this State.
JAS. VAN - SRL,
nov S--tf Co. = siitor.
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w A MARONEY

InFor MS ii. Irielts DAT lie slI recsi,
. tLs !oti cI MS .mon;A
NJ CAIl LtAJ Or Is rrJ'nl nos
and will keep n supply constantly Oh hanl
Also good supply of FINE BREEDING
SONS nj same prices.
nov EFT W. a. MERONEY.
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REHABILITATION !

issued by
by
o.. CrcuiC
sca
by
Approve
Amount of Claims Registered in Crh reporting no
+ resent Debt County. 10 seS 10
peside n onsablesTi Tick
GEO " l. ~ SMoAkE Chairman o
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MAREIEp-On The 18th Nov, 1873, by
the Rev. j. Sihcy, Mr. FRANCIS r.
LANGLEY, OF Charleston, S. c., to Miss
BELL MOoRER, Of Orangcburg County,
S. C.
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LAND AGENT

me Undermined has opened an OFFICE
for the SALE of LAND.
PERSONS having REAL ESTATE to dis.
pose OF Will do well to register the sa,ne
LARGE FARMS subdivided and sold in
either LARGE or SMALL parcels.
GOOD FARMS for. sale at from 50 :. g.
AUGUSTUS b. KNOWLTON,
OrRngeburg c. H., S. G.
nov ID II
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SATURDAY, NOV. %, 1873.

The Charleston City Republican
officials have been seated. The Dcmoc
ratio protest was farce aud u fzzlo
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pUFF, VII
OTHER ToBAccoEs


OTHER ToBAccoRs te aa
sQae lhemberaproposed sage. Rejec.
ted. yi.aeae tG an n.nt larz
IA second member, aniseed.-- idsm
BoFsge,ni s7 rh. 0 eu5 7a
vRhpbeaF& : ii.l drl aosibm ~
eGa5uPJodsui Iina & aa
S.snna, eYld. lacda >rj o,
"A host Of other emolients, which it
would be tediOusto snumerate underwent
the same fate.
One member declared that the dande
lion, we'll dried, made excellent tobac-
co.9do7s !rr .ai yg reri ir
The dandelion was rejected by a
majority Of Eve votes.
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81 aH PUFF VI.
A DEPRESSION.

To digress for moment.
ls it possible to find substitute for
tobacco
eMany experiments have been and are
being daily made to settle this question,
but as yes without success. !,
s,The point was recently discussed by
the Academy Of Medicine.
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Eureka Chapter, No. IL, II. A. N.
The next REGULAR and ANNUAL CON
held on Friday November 2Sth, ut five
o'clock u. NJ.
All Companions will attend promptly.
By order of NJ. +. ii. Z.
THEODORE KOHN,
Secretary.
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nRANGEBURG COUNTY,

IN N'N"OsN pAFAA Wtt4Y
y. F.. W. sistruxs. Adm'r1 ~Fi
OF &. l. : Sistrunk, Fo-Se'surs
b Us Ecker of N'"sNss@s
Ty orler of >nir tsnt. I will seii al
HrYtxcsurg Cos II iI"n--. on MonIEy lA.-
""'' her !, ls'@, d|rlhg the legal hours, .e
anctisn
All that tract of land containing Iaa
acrcs. mere or less. ia,r,, oi tnr Esinie -
toniad Cridtr, bounded by lands III Am 80
Rnok. \. J. Gaskin Est. OF Jno. W. RILEY.
and powcr in tracts OF the widow OF said
Conrad tridnr.
Terms Cash, purchaser to pay for papers
and rceurd.a:;.
Sberif's Office. +. I. CtI<
0rangcLrrg e. H.. Sc, s.O.s.
Nov. ~. 1873.
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The State Of South Carolina
In THE CoURT OF PROBATE.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
c. J. l.. Smith md J. ". Shulcr,
Elizabeth y. Shulcr
BY lenvc of the Court I will sell at the
Plantation Of ID. NJ. Shulcr deceased.
situated in Goohby ''Township." on Tues
day 2l bee. next. for cash, the personal
property Of the Estate of said deecayed,
consisting or Mulc Mare and Colt. o Head
of Cattle plantation tools, Kitchen furniture e
and an old Carriage.
c. J. l.. SMITH. AK
nov Il 1875 ~
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by virtue of the Judgment in the aboyo
stated case, win sell at OrangebnrE coaft
House on the first Monday IN DeesnksF
next, tho following real estate, to vii sic,
All that that tract or parcel OF land situ-
ate lying and being in the County Of Or.
angehurs. containing 222 acres more or iesS
bounded on lands Of the Estate Of Jause
Miihous. George s. Binnicker, feriaorly
John Riekcnbaker's and job Pearson, being
part Of the Estate lands Of James Miihous,
the same being portion of the tract 7es.s-
rcycd TO W. j. DeTreyIlie, ESQ, Dy Iamep
Patterson, cNmmissioncr in Eapi,y by deel
bearing date the llth March. 1867. The
said original iraet containing 29T acrss; %
Which a. acres conveyed TO Lewis A-sFogie
by w. J. DeTreville. s
Terms-Onr half cssl.. haho use On cred,
IL Of six months, with bonl Of ths pear.
chaser bearing interest from Of sale, se-
cured hy mortgage OF tho prsIaibos.
Purchaser to pay FOR papers and rseorliaK.
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Sheriff. Sales,
oRANGEBURG COUNTY, M
In COMMON PLEAS.

~ II. W. SINfunK, Admir-
Of Geo. L. s. Sistrunk, Poroelosuys
w vs. OF
VIM, A. j. sistrunk. Mortgage.
BY virtue of the judgment entered in ,h;.
case, will sell ct OranZeburo g, II -
Monday the LIST day of December next.
during the usual hours of sale, In pa7asis.
sale. -
An that t.lontsiien Z. in nrangeburr Ceu nty
by lands Of n. 4. W. siatrnnk. W = "s...Sa
er, d. j. Rumf. aud North EdiSte -. ~. Oliv-
Terms one-third cash, the balance on ONE
and two years, with interest from 5a5r 55J "a "a
sale, secured by bond of purchaser and naAsa-
gage Of premises. Purchaser to pay fer
papers and recording.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-12
Rules for Business Men.

From some published Rnles for Blu
siness Men," we extract the following
in relation to advertising:
Take advantage Of the modern facIl'
tiles; use the means within your reach;
increase and multiply the means OF IN
formation.
"ro compete successfully with a
neighbor, participate in the facilities at
fordei to go ahead.
d Drn't depend upon your own lungs
alont; use the lu gs OF the press.
M Ike it known by printer sink that
you are prepared TO do business.
"S-ll at small profits for cash, and
make it known through tine. newspa-
pers.
"Althst an honest, legitimate con-
cern requires fair Judgement, close
Industry. unwavering integrity, supe-
rrpr work n .nsnip. fair prices. and 20
ID better by customers, il possible, than
others in the same business-and give
it publicity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-12
Three Rea.o as for hts Vote.

Senator Sargent OF California is the
last martyr to public opnion. He
writes a letter on the high moral stand
ar |, stating his reasons tor voting In Ia
vpr OF the increase Of salary. One rea-
son was to prevent the legislative bill
from beng de Gated. This Is an old
story and rather thIn. Another reason
WAS to get rid o. mileage, winch was o.
ten the subject Of unp' pleasant ret -ctlon
upon Pacific coast members. l. tstly
o. account Of the repeal o. the franklng
privilege. The latter evidently will not
last long for having secured their extra
p,v, some memb4rs already assert that
the ranking prrvl ege will be re-enact-
ei as soon ss the present excitement
over the Isre.t Congressional approprl-
alton Of pubic money has passed over
SJme are striving to tickle the public
in.oagroi humor. by saving that the
increase OF saIary will be repealed. No
one 30 near Congress as this believes
10 aov -uch action until the people have
q chance 10 make their voice telt.