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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS
ClKOllUK ?OLIVKK,
Financial ani> Busikkss Makaqsb.
Ofllctal l*nper of the State and
of Orangchitrg County.
SATUKDAT, MAY 3,1S73.
The Centennial and the Month
All men know by this time that the
^oiirtiH^of July. 1S7G, is to be celebra
ted by a pageant as grand as was ercr
conceived. Thd arrangements for the
celebration of this the One Hundredth
Anniversary-of Amcricau Ipdependcnce
are already thoroughly organised and
aro upon an immcusc scale. The cele
bration will be held at Philadelphia,
and there is no daubt that the whole
tfortk will euter iuto the spirit of the
ft i OJit* ? ' . ,
occasion with an enthusiasm that will
count no cost nor spare nny pains. Will
the South participated 1
A late number of the Philaldelphin
?vaiwy Bulletin comes to ns with a ?*ull
account of the meeting of agents of the
Philadelphia World' Exposition of1S7G
at, Memphis Tenne^ee. The Com
missioners to represent Tennesee in be
half of the scheme met in the city
named, aud an association was formed
embracing some of the leading men of
the State.
We subjoin extracts from the ad
dress of Col. Win. II. Stephens which
wilj evince the modus operandi% and the
spirit that should animate the eutirc
South.
REMARKS OJP COL. WM. H STEPHENS.
Colonel Win. H. Stephens said con
versationally that, as a member of the
Centennial Board of Finance, it is nut
impvqpcr for mc to speak a few words at
this., your first meeting iu We-st Ten
ncssee. By an net of Congress, npprnv
ed p? the third day of March, 1871,
provisiun was made for the due eclebrn
lion at l'hiludelphi.-i of the one hund
redth nopiversary of the American
Jndj)ppudcaso in the year 137ti. with
appropriate ceremonies, and by tljc djs
rUy~??w? Tsuiloimt resources aud our
profess in tho useful arts,, on. a scale
which should attract the attention of
tho civilized world. Under this aet one
commissioner and one alternate com
missioner were appointed from euch
State aud Territory to promote and eon
trol tho exhibition. For Tennessee, the
Commissioner is Ttaptnee H. Coldwell.
of HhelbyT?le, and the AJtirunts is
William F. Proaser, Nashville, buth of
whom- Tiave brought to tho discharge of
their duties much ability und the most
commendable zeal. On the first of .Juno,
1872, un act of Congress was passed
creating a corporation with u capital of
ten million dollars, to bu known as tho
Centennial Hoard of Finance, composed
ef citizens of all iho States und Terri
tories.
13ut, gentlemen, there arc other mo
tives for <>Mt participation in this great
industrial exposition. Its ieflueaec in
re-establishing cordial relations among
those who havo heretofore been aliena
ted from each otber cannot be too highly
estimated. Since, to all human views
it seems to bo the will of Providence
that we are to remain unit.; 1 in govern
ment, to obey the same laws, to speak
one language, to livo under the same
roef and to worship at the same altars,
it is obviously the part of true wisdom
bo daVell together in unity, nnd to pro
Biota a ft-ii'it of concoid throughout the
wide extent of one country. In the
celebration of the "year of j ubilee," ami
in tho flow ef good fueling to result from
it, we can soo a way of escape fron?
thoso social und political troubles and
complications which havo utterly con
founded the schemes, of the parly politi
cians. and have perplexed oven tho wTs
dona of the sfcitesme-n. Compulsory
legislation may en/opco-obedieuco rf t he
law, but it oantiot heal the wounded
spirit, nor rekindle fires "of patriotism.
It is for the people themselves to re
establish their ancieut friendships, and
to obliterate the memory of post ani
mosities. Can you couoeive of nn
occasion more likely to inaugurate such a
friendly spirit than the assembling of a
nation to eclebrato the hundredth anni
versary of its birth, around tho hall in
which Independence was first proclaim
ed, where John Adams, of MaJnohtuetts,
held counsel with Thomas JefForson, of
Virgins; whero Charles t Carroll, of
Maryland, struek hands with Hoger
Sherman, of Connecticut; where Henja
min Franklin, of Pennsylvania, sat sido
by sido with Kichard Henry Lee, of
'?Virginia; where- John Hancock stood
shoulder to shoulder with ?HdjJIcton and
Butlcdge, and where t*oy all "p edge
to each other, their lives, their fortunes,
and their sacred honors." Only let the
people meet now in the samo spir t that
guided their fathers a century ugo, cast
ing behind them ?II thoughts of the
past, und soiling their high hopes upou
a glorious future, and as surely as 'One
touch of nature makes tho whole world
kin, so surely shall t.io bitterness of tho
p ;st he washed out iu the charity of mu
tual forgiveness.
Gentlemen, you ore coiworkors with
many of r the wisest, t tie most practica,),
tho nmst cuterprisin<z and most liberal
citizens iu all the land 1 trust that your
counsels and labors will tend to dovelop
and aggrandize our State, and to enlist
her people in an enterprise. wl\ich
promises so much bcuclit to them and to
the whole county.
1 ??mm* ? i - mm n n n n r.?
YET A CtiAWCiP v<>lt Till:
I)eb: <v.
A Substitute tor (he Homestead.
EXEMPTIONS UKBKB THE NATIONAL
BANKRUPT LAW.
The National Bankrupt law was
amended by tho last Cougress, so that in
ndditiou to the uniform exemption of
$500, all the proper! is exempted from
its operation which the several Slates
have reserved Crptn execution for debts.
In South Carolina the exemption is
one thousand dollars of real wtntc and
tivo hundred of personal property.
Kcwfi Summary.
'?OnoIJtllo Xtijtin ilo. I5oy"
SAVAGE STRATEGICS.
San FliANClSCO, April 20.
A courier arrived at Yrcka to day
from the Lavn Beds hidngiug the intelli
gence of another brittle between the
troops and the Medocs. Ou Saturday
last, the 20 in.ta.nt' General Gilbm
ordered a reconnoistuco to b*j made of
t lie enemyv who. were supposed to be
south of the Lara li. de. pairfehis p r
pose he uetai'cd -Mxtymen of Ine Fourth
Artillery tusd Twdith Infuntry. TI(o
troops thenmasch d across tho bed.-, in
the direction of tho blu?, to the south,
where the iind/ies wore supposed to be
cut reuohia}, Tho CQCOIIuqhsauco was
mudu with due caution and u altar plo >k
out was kept. The ln.-.;.:;n>..,l...l. ?w.bin
twenty feet of the hl ;lKs With ?ut in lies
tatii us [op discovering :.uy ?r.ir.-3 of the
enemy, when suddenly the M ?l >c.s wh >
lay iu ambush a uong tho rocks awaiting
the;r nppmaoh opened a most telling and
dosttufAtvp ftrn upon the unsuspecting
troops. The laltor OU folding th ,i tlvoy
had QilUa iaito a trap attempted to r -
treat. A number sprang nmong the
rocks and crept into the crevices for
shelter ft mil the gall tug fit o of the In
dians Tl j Mod.jcs. who were hid-deti
huliiud fchd r<.cks, Grcd with deadly
precision ar.l had every advantage over
tho troops, who found themselves qpp is
ed to ihe withering fuo of an unseen foe
without beingable tu return it etluetively
A part of the iufantry rjtreated t> u
hollow sp??t aiming the rocks. Tho
Indians saw this and in a Cera mom cuts
the troops Were surrounded. 1 ho Mo
docs secreted in the rocks opened lire,
and killed and weiiiuUd :J1 except lliroo
who uanaged to- escape. No Modoca
are rcpo'.tod killed. Tito uuibuscude
was so Complete that the Indians were
entirely covered f/oui the return lire of
the troops. The latter weroeoiuplotely !
taken by surprise. Doling the cutire
engagement seventeen privates weie
killed and twenty.three wounded.
Great indignation is expressed here at
the bad management which has resulted
iu such wholesale slaughter of the troops
and the entire affair is rogurdoJ as most
disgraceful.
%ifH. vufT \\ a.n.
WArfHINUTON, April 22.
General Sherman appears porfectly
confident to day that the military are
? iiiis misters of Uia situation iu tho Mo.
doc counsry, sine-! the- tecoipt of intulti
,gr-nce that the Indians llaVO not escaped
to the mountains, but are still iu the
lava beds. General 8cltoQ?ld?jssntisflcd
that tho Indians will now be extermina
ted and that the Moduo war will not bo
the subject for daily talk throughout tho
country amtiy dayr.. longer.
Flti/M KB RjOPB".
Maduii), April 22.
I nforin at ion received hjire states thut
Lord,a is boing subjected to- a >iege by
Csrlists who are attacking tluv tOAy.il in
large foreu, The CurltStS having inves
ted the city of Figuorus, the inhabitants
of Lnjtinguoru have geno to the ulsnldc
oftha city, tostrengthen tho garrison
and .-;:-.-i-.t iu defeating the risurgeuts!
XBOM A Kill ('A.
Calcutta, April 22.
The negotiations of Sir Hurtle Kreie
for the suppression of tho slave trade on
tho African coasts and K?stern gulf
have been attended with much success.
The Sultan of Muscat and tho chief el
the Arab tiibes bordering on the gulf
huvc pigned an untislavery treaty. It
is believed I his example will be followed
by numerous other chiefs of adjoining
pretty prinoipnlities whero the slave
trade sti 11 exists.
Mia Kumt Caroliniiiii,
We art in receipt of the May number
of the "Iturol Carolinian," which fully
maintains its well earned reputation as a
first't* hiss AgripuliuTttl Mngazine. The
loa dine articles in the tntinbcr before us,
l
am up to the high standard <d" previous
numbers, while theBelootioua generally
possess more than ordinary iuturests to
thoso engaged either in Agricultural or
11 orticuitural pursuits.
W|! are pleased to UQtico that the
"Literary Department," is filled with
judicious selections of high uieiit,in full
accord with the well known literary
tastes of Mr. I) II Jacques, thoedjtor.
Thn addition of this department to the
Magazine is meeting with general favor.
It gives a variety to its pages, making it
a desirublo family companion while it
docs not iu the least detract from, its
merits as: a faithful representative the
Agricultural intents of the country.
Announcement is made .ifthe assjeia
tiou of Mr. Win. li. Ihijrgctt with the
Publisher's Department ol'th* Magazine.
From the energy which he has over
exhibited, during his long connection
with the press of Charleston, we look to
to fee the KlJUAL Cakoliniax. main
tain its past reputation in every particu
lar, and go on prospering in the future.
Those of our readors who have not
already subscribed to the IIUUAL CAR
OLINIAN, should send for a specimen
copy, aud enroll thoir u.uucs ut ouce ? n
its subscription list.
Proceedings of Council.
Or^XGEUURO, s. ?j. April 'J?.
Council nut pursuant to adjourn
nuiit. Present, the Mayor and Alder- j
nun Boliver, Willeock, Martin jfitd |
Olivuros. Minutes of lust meeting'
were tend and approved.
Upon motion tjie Mayor war enrpow
r.r< ?1 to isrij^cortimis.-roji* l>o-UUtn
her of nl^iTTolice.
Upon motion, it was resolved, that a
Town Tax of oxi: aril i., be levied upon
all Real Instate, ami also, at the same
lime, to ho collected the License Tax
on all Business nud Professions, &c, as
is laid down in Ordinance Hooks, on
Page 23 to page hi, inclusive. The
time for correcting the said Tux on Real
Instate and Professions or business shall
begin on the Fiftenth ( to) day of May
1873, and the Tax Books will be closed
on .bo 2d tlay of Juno 1873, nt which
lime all defaulting Tax-Payers shall
pit}' a penalty of Twenty ''JO) per cen
tum on their original assessment.
Whereas appeals from the Elliott
Hook and Ladder Company, have
come to this Council kttf ne&islunce to
put iheu' ovganiintion in bettet* plight
to contend with the fircdiend; and
whereas, this Doily appreciating the
efficient and valuable services of such
an organization to the Town in the
event of fires, unanimously, vote them,
the sum uf One Hundred and Fifty
.(150)'dollars. To he paid upea the
order of the Company, when Council
. is in funds.
Upon motion it was resolved, that
two, if Hoi more, of''Ihlbrocks Fire ex
tinguishers," be procured for the ser
vices of the Tow n.
()n motion, Council adjourned.
K. J. OLLVEROS,
Ch rU O; T. C
HYMENEAL.^
M taitian?On tlic 23d Api il, Is-7::. by the
FJ v. .J-. J, Wojcktnnn, Mr. ItOliHKT .JONES
to Miss ANNA B. S.MOAK. All of Orange?
burg County.
[Frvui the Newbcrry ,.S. <'.) Irurald of
Much iy, int::.)
NKwnr.anT, S. C, Mar.oIt.3i 1813.
V.&SSHS CU1. I7.A' tillOTIIMlS:
li Is with pleaauro that we coininciid your
Farmer Cooking Slove to the general public.
They are an absolute household necessity at
ihi* time, especially when so much ol domes
tic duty and mauugcumiU depends more or
less upon onr wives and daughters. The
Stove is as simple ami bcillllifill a construr
tjon as it is rapid and reliable in its work.
In a. word. U is as near perfect as it can lie.
John 1'. Kinurdt J< K. Niiuoc,
J. C. 8. Itrowu, Isaac Herbert,
('. Me'Jraeken, A. Longshore,
John Ahramj, tv. 1*. Haavkins,
W, F. Mette, O. P. Harris,
Jus. Lester. *3. Werts,
C. M. Williams, I). F. tirithu.
11. .Suber, M. Longshore,
T. J. Neel, Mis A. tiohl ng,
L. Dicket, J. I?. Williame,
11. W. Sober, J. M. IL Itlltr,
I). S. Holle, J. W. Gilliam,
J. I.'. fjnp?, J. F. Ox net',
J. W. lihuudes,. M. Reeder,
Samuel Abrains, M. t'. Lonshoro,
M. L. Young, J.U Stewart,
J. D. Jehnsiti, W . L. Waters,
11. I lend ricks, W. M. Kinard,
LOVi Sei", son, Jacob Kiloer,
J. D. Floyd, (i. W. An.Lews,
II. 8. Dm toil, J. S. Pitts,
James Gar ret t, L. Longshore,
W. D. Peterson, Wm, A. Fair,
John W. Cook. John McCarloy,
J. II. Uooxer, w. Dorroh,
A. C. IlyllingHW orth.
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STATE OK SOl'TH CAROLINA,
iL'm v or Nkw iiijihy.
I < i ;v that I um nie<|iiiiinti'<l with John
1*. Kinurtl, .1. C. S. Brown, nii<] others,
whoso names mo appended io tho foregoing
rocoiinaundutioii, that they arc loptttablc
citizens of Nowberiy county, uu-1 entirely
worthy of credit,
Civi n under my h:md und seal of otlico
Ulis Me.vdr^L-lH??.
\\ A It HEN M. FE A OLE,
Deputy Clerk, Nowbttrry county,
[From thwAbbcville (S. t'.) Press & Ruuncr,
Jup. \:>, 187H ]
AddUtILI.k, S. ('. Dee. 10, tS^li.
v-;s?tsepj< vi-:it lutofiiuis.
We cheerfully grant yon peruossiou to
use our names us yon see proper in cum
uieudiilionj of your jr'ninu r ( yoking Srojfc,
for we regard it hj Indng altogether \\\v
lu vt cooking Ktove in use. Ii is nil that is
dcsirabl? flpji n store, for it is pimple in
e.instruction, mis nu dampers or rlues to
hum gut, nnd hukfrt quick and bountifully.
We bespeak for you it liberal patronage
f^-oni our neighbor* and friends, believing
ns we do that none who purcliu.se one of
these Steves will ever regreat it, hut will
consider it a tare prize in those days, when
e,nud eooKs ore so hard to get. Your enter
prise merits success, un'j ive hope you, will
a tin in it.
.1 WJor'doj?, Jahn Jenes, J I) Ncol,
IS ]> NeelU ft Tiilhr-rt, \V McCain,
J nines lhWnes, .1 U Britt, 1* Tucker,
John Uftgan, W Watkio, j It i'vuitt,
J li Bell, Henry Bowie, A Hall.
M B Bewie, Juo. Vance, T V I'ruilt,
I) P Hannah, M C Hirers, C Jones.
Ii W Nichpls, S B Ceelc, J C Mull,
S O Toting, J Jordan, M Frecuian
W WioklifTe, J Cri?wUk V Sharp,
J M Ptititt, A J Weed, W A Hull.
A .1 iJlinkjBcales, T O Bill, Bun Eiley,
.las. Thoaesou, (1 W Doweu, Win. t'ook.
J I) Alowlnc. A Kror. J T Clicatlnun,
UTayUr, II Bilcy, Ii M prince,
M E. A shiny, \V FoosiftO, S W Brooks,
N Acker, II l; Dateapert, J S Shirley,
Win. flagan, J .1 Acker, J M Jordan,
J O 1'ooshcc, W C t'romor (! P Oneall,
J D Adams, W F Anderson, W U Webb,
?I DJF.-joshcc, T P. Puckctt, W Whit Icy,
B V Acker, < II J Epting, P A Tribblo.
STAfa: OF SOUTH OAUOI.BNA,
Auduvilli; County, January 14, ISTJJ.
I. L. 1). Bowie, Clerk of the Court of
Contra**! Pleas mid General Sessions, for
county and Stiio aforesaid, do hereby
certify tun) I urn personally acquainted
with the above signers, and take pleasure in
saying li'at they ura severally honorahlc
^onileuiv-ij, and arc mon of credit und un
doubted Veracity. 1 willall that Messrs
Culver JJiothcr- have -.old several hundred
of their Far mot- Cooking Stoves in ihis
county, and. so far as I have heard, they
give universal satisfaction.
L. D. BOWIE.
. npril 19 It
KuiTkii Chapter, No. 13, H.-A. M.
The ''?REGUL?R CONVOCATION of the
nl?o-? (.'HA PTEH will be hold on Friday
May '.?Iii 1ST-!, at 8 unlock P. M?
IJy ovdet; of M. K. l|. P.
TU hit?IX>K \L ^.: 11
nay SI?tf Secretary
In accerjtanc? with an.ACT of thf Gcni*^
ral Assembly passed oq lite liotb, Fcpruniy,
1873, nil persons UC.I.1HNG CLAIMS
against the Comity of Oran'^chttrg prior to
the first day of November A. 1). will j
present tho snyic to (luorjfe Boliver, Esq., j
dork of the Court ot said County, fo? Cr.,- i
letrniiuit, on or before the lu st of ejei >
her. A. D. 1*7:;. nud all Ulniuis not Rogis
lurcd within said lime will uoi bo paid.
B. T. It; SMO \KK,
ClAtirtrnn Board County Cbminisaioncrs.
GEOltU? BtOJ-IVgli,
desk.
may :'. , t f
I^IXAI. XttTK'E.- AH persets
having ueiuauds against the Estate o."
Jahy Week* deueSTscd are notified lo pi o
M at die same properly attested lo the uh
dcruigued and all persons indote l are u ?
quested to make itiinjediato nayutent as I
desire lo close tho Estate.
P. M CARSOX,
Adiuiidatrator pf th? Estate ufJahy Weeks,
may 8 Ut
Unit?d States Iaternai
Revenue
Notirp to Special-'J'^L l*ayci-s.~:
The law of December 'J4, 18"'J, requires
everv pcrsvu .engaged in un- business
nroeatiou, ?.;? cjnployutent, wttiph rentiert?I
him liable to a SPK'-l Ai TAX. to proctire
ami phiee censpiciiously In his establish- I
lucnl or place of hu-inef t, A STAMP de I
noting the payment of snid Special Tax be
fore uomutciioing business,
' The taxes embraced within the previsions
of law above quoted arc the following, viz :
Koetifiers.S?0o Oo
Ucalcrs, rotuildiqitor. <st
healers, wholesale liipior. llHI oo
Bjcnlei;?, in nudtliquors, wholesale... 60 tHI
Dealers, iu malt UqUOXS, retail. Oil
! Dealer.; ill leaf tobitceo. liti tHI
PRetail dcitrprs in leaf tobacco. ?tM? (hi
and on Miles of orer $I,'K>1, fifty m
cents for every dollar iu 0XCCSS
I of $1,0( O.
I Dealers iu manufactured tobacco. ."> oo
? Manufa/st urcrs of stills. 00
tjnd for each >iill > a worm mnnu
rneturcd. 20 oo
Manufacturers of tobacco. D> 00
Maruifacturors of cigars. lo oo
Peddlers ol lobjiooo, first ulnss,
(more than two horsss). DO 00
Peddlers oT lobitcpo, sccou 1 pi iss,
(2 horses). -?*? 0<?
Pc ldlers of tobacco, tbinlclass,
(I horse). 1.') 00
Po Idlers of tobacco, forth class,
( on foot or puU c conveyance ). 10 00
Brewers of It'Sf than .'.(Ml l;at;ols. fiO OO
Bi t wei s of "?'?V barrels .or nt,ore. loo 00
Any person who shall fail to ? imply \>;ih
the foregoing requirements wilj he subject
io s'-\ ere pcnall ies.
Spscrnr-tax Payers Hiroifghcn?! the Unilctl
Stairs arc romiudtd that they must make
application lo the Collector (or Deputy
.Collector) of their, respective districts, and
procure the proper ?liiin,p for the Special
tax Year, coiiuuencitig May 1, l*7o, without
waiting for fiu'ther imtioo.
W. It. CI.OCTNrAN",
Collector Internal Revenue,
2D District South CnreJina.
Application may also he ma le to and
slaiuj f procured of,
EOBET B. STAU ELY,
Deputy Collect or,
Charleston South Carolina.
Mas 8 tt
I
et or parcel of Und ii$ said
irdug 1-J ncrri with Dwell
Sheriff's SaljfK
l'y virtue "I' Sundry executions to mc di
"re'ed, I will " >l to (lie lii-lo bidiltKjtttl
?riingclnuj? C. H., on tbe FIRST MON
DAY in Muy noxi. F()K CASH, nil Iii
?Hgl*t, Titlo mi l lni' roijt ot the Di t-u
AUl? In the following l'rupcrty, vi? :
1. ?Um tract of liunl containing t()O0)ptf<
more or less, in Ormngohurg Couuiy, huuud
i'il on the Northeast by ("oliinihia Uoud, Fast
hy lands formerly of II. o. Wannaiuaker,
South and Went by T. K. Susportas.
6, One tnt'.'t in naitl ? County containing
1100 a *' i v 4 to-otf! or lees, 1 '''' on the
Kurth ami West l?y hinil of O. Partium.
Hast by the tract above described, and West
hy himl of T. \\. Saspprtas. Levied on the
property of G"*prr l|u>hinvt U\ the BUit of
.1 .iC.b A'Aint ?V.
ALSO .
All Mc.it true
County, eentiiir??. r,
ing House, und other; improvements, being
tract whereon J. Hamilton Fehler now ro
.'?i'loi. bounded on the South by the O range
burg* Head, nud on nil other aide? by lands
of.). Hamilton Fehler J.cvind on thu
property ot .T. HnmiTton Felder at the suit
of Thouiaa W. Mcllichuiiip.
ALSO
One1 Buggy. Levied on ns the. properly of']
loci It. yVhetacll at the suit of John F. ami
Laura S. J. Jackson.
ALSO
A( Lcwisville, (beginning ad 11 p'clock U.U,
Monday nud continuing from ?luy to <Juy
until the wholu stock is dispo?rd of,) ?11 the
Stock el t'.oo.ls in Store, of Winttch1 CUrk.
consist ing of Dry Coods, Groceries. Shoe*.
Hats, Crockery, Tin Ware, Ac. Levied on
on the properly of Wiutield CUrk u( the
.-nits of Fenke, Opcdykc >.v Co. and othor^.
Sheriffs Otr.e. 1 F.. I. CAIN,
Orangeburg C. II. M. C. I b. a O.
Apl. 1Mb, J
apl 10 td
Ovan-ebiir? In I?rlmtc Court.
IK I. Ttvity. [?*. /'. .V. /fumrr, ,-tnVnr. John
A. A*?W,
All persons haviqg claims, npuinst the
Kstiitc of I lie late John A. Kein are rcipuvit
e l to present nml prove their respective do
iimiiils befpre this Court on or before the
twi'iity-nimh day of April, 1873, to which
date the further hearing of the above 'en
titled action i> cputiuurf}.
A. ?. KNUWLTON.
Probate J udgo.
april ?'? ?t
VOTK i: TO ( RKDITOHS.
All persons having demands agaiunt
the Fsiate of I! <;. Hunt, deceased, and all
persons iudebted t<? said Kstate will pT-Meul
the same ntid make pnyincn? to the under,
-igncd within three moe'.hs from this dale.
JOllN Pi SI'HiFNKit.
in all tied Administrator.
February 11th, 1st :. 13 i.i
"VTOTICK.-All persons having
p% C*?i,rts ngf?in?l the Kstiitc. of KlixnbtUh
Moj . Itec'iL Will present them properly
attested, aa t nil revsons indebted ?-? i:
Mime, w iM make piti'iur.uJ to '.? eTugs
vill ^ V , R. lUi 1
J. \\.<:l\:. Sc'^'. -Vh'?!'
asfii -y. tjj,
in tuK (?ri'.T or KKOf'vATi:.
Wti.'?<\-, Ceorge Uoliver, Clerk 'ot *Lc
Courts of lien ral St-jsioifa and CommoTr*1
l",i'..s ?Htd i oduty( Uplh made soil lo n.e
lo grant hi III Lt'tte|*S of A ?Im i ni.-: rit'loii e-f
ihu F.-tatr mi 1 Kd'ecfa of Sarah DianaKea,
i.iir ?f soid t'ounty, deceased.
1 hesc ar? therefore to i" cite and admou
ich i.l! nod singular fiie kindred and Credi
lofs of I he sai?l Sarah l'.innakor, dcorfcMt]
thai th. y he and appear before me. in tlia
Court of Probate, In f?e held at ()jingjl-urn
Com I House on ibe 17th day of May ne\i.
iifter publication hereof, ut 11 . el????!; in
the foi llOoll, I i sliei\ cause, if n.liv ihey
have, wby tlu- -aid A linii.intraibni sliotlld
not lie graut cd.
Civcn undei my hand, thia lib day of April
Anno Duiiiibt 187*^
M..S. J AUU; It. KNOWL'l'tlN,
Fi abate Ju.l^e, (>. C.
apl ? '2t
_ _wa>y A_
f ^tate of South Carolina
ORA?TjElEBaTRG COt'NTY
In the Court op Phoi*atjf.
By AUGUSTUS D. KNOWLTON. Ksq.,
Jmlgs of Probate in said County.
\YHKllRA?s, F.o-a V Clark hath applied
tome for Letters of Administration 'jn the |
Kstate of Lawrence D. Clark, lata of. auid
County, deeeus ? I.
Thc^e are therefore In cite und admonish
all nud singular, tho kindped and Creditors ;
of the Said deeea-ed', to b? and appear lie
l?re nie ;|t a Court of Probate tor the said
Countv, to be led b-ii ill my tilliec in Orango
lilipg, S. C, on the twelfth day of May,
1ST:',, ax lo o'clock A. M.. to aliow eauae if
any, why Ihe ^o.id Ag?;iiiii?tfutiou jjliould
not be granted.
Given uiiUcr my hand and the Feal of Ihe"
Court, Hi is -:>th day u/ April A. D.
and in the '.'7th ye.ur oX Ajiecrioau Imfc
pen leneo.
[L.S.I AUGUSTUS.B. KNOWLTON,
apl 'M?-t Judge of Probate.
IN TJIE C&VWtOif I'llOHATE.
WiiRttH.VS, Newton M. W. Sinlrunk made
suit to me to grant to him Leiters of Ad
ministration of Ihe Kstate and effect" uf
Mrs. Ann Sisiriuik, late of Orangeburg
t'ounty, deceased.
These are therefore t-Q die ai^d adm^jalsh
nil and singular th<- Kindred and (Voditorii
of the at^ttL d*:ic'v>cd. to be nud appear bi'
forc me ai a Court of Probate for thu said
County, to be Ind ien ut tirnngebin g on the
ah day of ..May, ^7.!, at lb OAi\o<Mi A.
M. to show cause if any. wliy.tlie said Ad
nilnislralio.it should nod "ee grhktia.
Hi veil iiwdei* my baud and the Sen) of my
Conti, iC.it I?J U day of April., A. V- 187H,
and in the ninety-s-veiit h year of American
Iudepcadence.
AlJPi B, KNtlWU'ON,
L S I .fudge (,J Prolate 0. C.
10 2i
4
l FELDER MEYERS,
OPFICK C0J?RT ilOUSB SCjl'ARR,
Will give prompt attention to all bu^ineajs
entraated to him. mar 29?If
Sale Und er Mortgage.
Ry virtue of a Mortgage from'1. M. Pen
pinglon to Hull, SeofillA Pike, dalod March
.?0, |872, and with the constnt of parties, I
I w ill sell at Orangeburg Court House, on
i Tuesday, the lith day ot .May next for cath,
I wo Mule- and one Four Horn? Wagon.
1 apl 10 sd W. u. JOINER, Agent.
MRS. C. S. MAULEi
11USSELL &TKKE*
Tukca pleaaure in?pnou
tonicr? and the l*sflK^^in
ban opened her Slffl
of the LATEST STY9$
Thankful for past
solicits a cnntinumioe^bf the'anuie
A SPECIALTY?Drcas Making, Cutting
ami Fittii.g Carried on as uaual by Mi-. 1.
S. f U.UMl.NOS. .
Country Ordern respectfully ?olieited und
will meet with prompt nt i ein iijti.
npl lu lm
NOTICE,
Delinquent Land Sales,
OKANC; KBUUU OQU>(TY.
jtn\elia fywrulup.
J E L Amaker, 1047.
V A Pertick, 20.
Estate Paul Spigner, 96. .
JJaTie t, iioiglor, 1200 ftKrea.
/hanchpjUt Totcitstiip,
tut. of J. I). Motrt, or. E. crook, 80/ aorw,
8 Buildings, 1R70 '71 '72.'
-E?t. ef John MoKfU.iijy, 300 acres, ft
Buil4inga;}870 '71 '72.
U H A? Berry, W*tl
C'<iar Cbw 'K.unsnip.
Anga? McLean-, \*nt auve*.
C J Felder, Oua rtlin 120.
Mary A Inabineti, 800.
W Pl/atrick, Ageut Estate A3 Su?b,
100.
Onniel St oh in, itfi t%,
Sarah T? kind, 76? u
T P Wonuaiuakor, 2>0. f.
L'liz'tbeihj ^{eoe/tyH.
It l , Oqvan, ?>!''.
q A Furtick. 200.
Martin Livingston, TfRt
I'sinfe Sam'l Pearson. 80.
Mrs Ann Simon?, 180.
Goodby,? Ton. r\i hip,
i A Arant, 60.
J C Arant, 00,.
Mary M Hausier, tOO* It..
JilU Kenneyly. 90.
T E RicKonbakor, 0">.
Ubtidfiind Toir it'hip,
Margaret E Argt.e, 200, U.
J H Morgan, 87, It.
jnS w .Young, 60* %,
Liberty Thn-mhip.
John iC Whctstene, 70U, bought from l>.
K. Barton
Nero Bloom. '.?1, It.
Je.wi.ie.Mc.Mich^l, 1680.
Lyon* 1'i'Uinhip.
J \\ iTunkei piller, fib.
XfPilU Township.
E R Dnntxlcr', ]<p.
i L Uantsler. 10q.
J i) iiiuiicr. mi.
S B Smith. A acut, 100. . ?J.
?df sbS^*'"" H'*pr Tmtnihip.
1) N Stajy, ft. , '. .
DtilifJ' Tvwmhip.
C Chaplin. T-wu Lot, 70 7t 7^
Be - i Rjas, u8o.
Jnsl-Mnys. -nie town lot: :IV "?? S
Uainc Msro, 190. "
Itee-w -* Mnltbni 7.
Poaxobt UVebinao^u ou?/ tn*n lot..
CV 'tC||ptkjnM~tW~sA~TrVieVM
E u*;c Sillgntaa <>ue tott^y.
T afSaspArtis, 2townloii an l K>->Q gCjjft.
Tittt Qror* Towiuhip^ \
Sam-r W BHokhark, 7*.
NeeoChnvl*, tun. * ,*?**{ ? [
E.-tolo Avium Fel?er.^MIl^u 5 ?< s * ?
IVtei lliUi^ou, I. ^ ? iwfce b>. a l
Loiehe- Lau i ei.ee, 9t?, je?"** b#M
4.1am Pabxcr, 180. . j
T C Perkins, 20. R. ,
A H'Stone; 8*. fC ^
7Te>i*nr, re?vi(/o>, ? \
Joe. *eiti,-?0 aefes.
Ijhndy Johneon, 60 ncroe. f
!? U l>ai)tx.lor, 127.
JolyiT Urift?. UM). j
April Grant, P'.l.
\Villiaui P. Kje!t. .-?S.
Fr.nit'^urBingri:^ *H W
CsenHne J A 8r?ileVrV5tV ?JL ?
John O Sbuler, Ofl <inJ till
Sam p Sliulcr, 112,
C- \^Tiympsoa, iyo..
? *ti i" "r j ?! ileac
Mrs-Nt A Tl. otiias, 48. R.
* ?? aer' -A .Jttt; k-waip???
t /noil Toirnthiiy.
Sam Busbec. 50. R.
IVmTlrowli, 88.
Fa?r,', Totrr/kApi
Ifaak Avlnger, 100 fHE
L\ E Dantzlec, 1 iJ.
, PutJMI?.Kcitt. ?4L.
It'?tVoea Ton-n^hip.
J iotw I>yh;ick, jnu
Jaraes ilngan 0?.
Johm M Jenuings, 00., R.
W B Matbcuy, 100.
C G Stepbfna. "
H^nsfojd Stewart, a*f)0. "
^T/oa Township.
u "? '
Aqdy pra^hlin, 5, ??
Kiisa Franklin, M.
Ann B Funchcaa, 320.
Pel er Jacobe, 3A. ??
>V N Mount Agt for E S Moaor, 760. R.
PuriuaJU to "Aii Act" to amend An Aot
entitled An Act Providing for tL? Assess
ment and Taxation of property, paased
September 16, 1848, and all Acta Amenda
tory thereto. approved March 1?, 1872
Notice is hereby given that the wftofe of the
aereral Papoela, Lota and parti ef Lota of
Real Eata|< d^scrijysd in tb.e preceding list,
or so muck they*of as wil) Jjp tjecessary to
pay the Taxas, Penalties an 1 Assessments
charged thereon, wilf be sold by Treasurer
of Opangoburf County, South Carolina, at
hie Office in said County, on the First Men
day. (fifth) of May, A It. lM,.r.
L'uleas said Taxes, Assessments -nd Pen
alties be paid before that time : .and such
Sale w ill be cjutin^e^ from day te day until
al| of sklof i*?Vpets, Lei) and psrts of Lots of
Peal Estate shall b? sold tf offered for sate.
Said lands to be Sold and Conveyed in ftc
timpU without any right of redemption.
J AS. Vas TASSEL,
Auditor's Office, County Auditor, Orange
burg County, April lltb, 1873. 2
Spring Arrivals
AT
eat reduction in prices of Spriug Ueojle.
glit in llie IumI t?n <l.<y.
If you want to qm THE BEST ANtf)
Cheapest rci>l v-ii.a'lf Spring Clo^luag,
McNAXAAHAtf?'
go to
|F Vor want L.YlUKS AND, CHILD
A i-fnV Shoes of the best qualify antf at. low
pricv*, go to MyNAMAgA'/
If you wa?ft ^p?*y^??!Sfrai#
Cheap uud Sljliah, %o*t?> I ? l^r?
MeN AM ABA'S.
L m?. > ? I .T.^TM n ms
invrcn. Cloths, Tweeds, Mcftoui,
d'ete, Bummer drills end cottonadee, ate.,
nil of the heettquaUiy, ?nd ?he largest Stoefc
in town, und at low prices.' loo, goto
77", ur w an( 'd?JW'lSd^^LM
X For $1, go to MuKAMARAH.
9 pun oue wide, at "CM centa, gotq
-*??-:-.mi vwm k fmm%rwm\\
IF TOU RANT *0 blA' WIKAP FOR
j CM)', go to ?U^A^tWUo? r,A
-1-?i-? hmH?? w.U 1? t%!t>
Being thankful f?r tlie liberal pe4rAeft|gf
bestowed on iii ii Tn j?r| 1 fliffjilltpgjt
Solicit a CBUjini^mmc of the
2 p
Apptii^r,; 1*7*
N?tice of Dismissal.
"jyOTlCJE IS HEREBY GIVEN TJIATone;
M.Hilli t oin dale I will f?r? my finaj,
account with thf Honorable Aug. H. KnewU
ton. .lodge of Probate for rtrarij
County, an Guardian jpf ? JuewpMn. Hi
Daniel J. Gritliu, ami a**foerLgttera of Dis
missal. JP^^ SafeT
April inth, 187:1.
npffO' * .'rmimm+JtM
-, i 4 mrimmit
'In Mcdinnet, (Jvulky w of thm
. ,asr4??>?% ... rajianx
E. X OLIVBROSrlfcHfcfr
I>I. AI.F.Il IX
drugs, N|KI)ICr.SE?f \^sSffy^^
LAMPS, SARPpN 8EEI>S. Ac., Ac.,.
pnESCRfTIfrNS" prepared nrtth AC^CR
ACV and^*IB*t?lT'tf; ^AMntln^Uf*
full and complete uscrtatecf af* PJBJUal
Oil KMICAr.S and GE^'VNH pKBOB will ba>
constancy on hand . f met
Loug experience?a successful buiiaasa*
enreftf oi^flrta?? jtian e??l?l years in Orauga
H'?rg- ? fc)?e/l ^^'/^^V,-?f?v?|^sSiVai
MAKKlyT, athfl.fi.e *:p> ijijrca !, will a ford ?
?iitllcieut guarantee that wi seien new W 1
?ttspensru ai my ^"'aidl^'iment will ' be
GSNF1NC <VPfAtHI'J4Al<i| v. mm'm
Appreci,,/ifi'^ the success vbich in tha
p ij! qas iitteiidiid my efl'arU, 1 ware ?V-*
tKrmiued to spure nfc paiua 10tnerRa ?OU
tiqanee of the {uttjuoatfe |0 liberally .peaiew
ed.
" ^< Nor 1 pfWI^sol aUncfltl ft ffWrgXl A
A SMALL FARM ?W
Ftrft SALE nboat thrra quartars of tm
mile Iron, tlie f orirt Ilona? c??J?iadnn In*
acren with a (.*Ol)I) DWELLING. KITCHJt!*
STA BLR :utd an Exe. !!.,nt WELL of WA
TK.lt. AaHbfC CljtjKJE FRUIT TREE*
haf e ree^^fly Bon^^TBpr^^r^^^W |
" The ahoVii t* onj nfjihnf mtjt .Vlafcrialo
and heal lb v J/htces in tfie "jSmtj^ f>r ?r?
ticular.s jppiy te .:/.. M. WOLF*.
Or i? ^Trt^D. d X5WCTfrE ?*LV^
jnn L8 a}ra
. W hereaa, Ge^J^^lRrlr.^frt^f the
Course , OonVraJj Se?siona ^?d Wt^lYt?1
PlejM, of aaid County, hath applied to mm
;for Letters of A.lnjiiuiatrnrion o4 tke Estate
and Etfecin of Laarence Aringer, Into mi
rTh?sCe \T$4$!!fio\t\t tS?WVW JSUrtsl
nil und .-.it.vjyji** top kimired nod Cieii
?cefliiei, to be and a;
lore im . at ^. < t.url of l'robate for the,
fount v to he holden at Ornugcburg, on thej
17th day of May 1877, at 10
M., to flue.v cause if any, why the said Ad
tniuistration jdujnld not be prnnted.
Given twlf?r my ILa^ti and the Seal of CouHf
?! ^bj^4t|vAnx ^fVJpI ^voV'ft^eVr* Wijtme ?
the u^..<.v/-rfC" nth year of America HMrHh. ?"
penifence. ^ ?
^tWiV*.-** Ar'iL iL^^p^^y^^
A t?o?
All purs?ns who
desire Pictures
taken, will please
come forward aft"
once, ??...... I wtlt
close my bti^M
at this place by
the I5\%my>
OL D, BLUME,
mar 2*2 ?! ?P '* 1
\t_ ' ?n t ? ??#?
3^ tj ,r a
Will praetiee jp Ibn^ffUftapf <?AKAfw
RL'JfyG and BAJIN'WII.L. ( 11 ,Wt*
OFFKKCOVRT HOVSE^ARjB. ^y.
For Sale Cheap, ^ '
A "mall WELL IMPROVED PLACE in }
mile pf Ceder Grove Store, in the Fork.
Terms easy.
TH A D C. ANDREWS.
Jan 20th ?f
