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bom?<w(tWMiww^ 111 iimi ;i' inmma*s*mmoifm*Kr&m***m $2 PER ANNUM, } ? "Otf WE MOVE INDI&SOLXJBIA- I I voi. it.; > : f> " -,t- , r ORANGEB1JRG, SOUTH -'CAROl ?ttJ IBfW 'I,'; ."! '\ It p iTH?RSibAY,; 2, 1870. W > ?v.wi v.? .f t. Mmk fi;iitf?Witrrm *v/fT tar/I If *IT*? . Aril 1.1 ?n!,i.(:-.l/l ~.!.? THE ORANGEBURG TIMES Is published every THURSDAY, ?RA NGEBURG, C. H>, SOUTH CAROLINA by ORANGEBURG TIIQES COMPANY. KirJk Robinson, Agt. RATES OF ADVERTISING. space. 1 In sertion 12 In sertion 24 In- 48 In sertion sertion 1 square, ? 2 squares, .3 squares, 4 squares, I column", 3 column, I column. 1 50 3 00 4 00 5 00 5 50 8 50 6 00 11 00 15 00 18 00 20 50 33 00 10 00 18 00 25 00 30 00 33 00 50 00 12 00 27 00 37 00 45 00 57 00 75 00 I 18 00| 55 001 83 00|125 00 uubscjuttion kates?: .$2 ia rear, in advance?$1 for six months. ' JON PRINTING in it* all depai tuients neatly executed. Give us a call. TRAVELLERS' GUIDE. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. Charleston, S. C., June 28, 1872. On nnd nfter SUNDAY, Juno 29, tho passenger trains ou the. South Carolina Railroad will run as'follows: FOJl AL'cjusta. Leave Charleston ? - 6:00 a m Arrive at A-ugustn - - 1:45 p m for Columbia. , Leave Charleston - 0:00 a m Arrive at Columbia, - ? 1:50 p in for charleston. Lenvc.Augusta ? . - 5:30 a m Arrive nt Charleston - . 1:10 p in Leave. Cohunbia - 5:20 am Arrive nt Charleston - T:10 p in fVr?USTA NK'JIT EXritJvSS. \ (Sundays excepted.) ^?payr?"CiittVi^loi* - 8:10 pm SArri.ve. at Augusta - - 7:15 a m t fjjcave Ai'gindu - - 0:15 p m Arrive at Cha:Ii'Ston - 5:35 am ? rOM'aJIHA NJGH1\ KX-PRFSS (?undyys expepted*). Leave (".....'..-ion - ? 7:10 pi? Arrive at. Columbia - 0:i..' a in Leave Columbia -v ?- 7:15 p til Arrive at Charleston - ' (5:15 a ni HIJUMFRVILLE TRAIN. Leave Summerville - 7:35 a ni ? Arrive at Clmrleston - 8:30 a ni JLeavo Clmrleston - 3:35 p m Arrive at Summcrvillo at - 4:40 p m CAMDEN RRANCII. Leave Canulcn - - 3:55 a m Arrive at Culumbia - ?8:30 a nr Lcnvo Columbia - - 10;4l) a m Arrive at Camden - 3:25 p hi Day and Night Trains eonnect\it Au gusta witbMacou and Augusta Railroad nnd Georgia Railroads. Tins is- the quickest and most direct route, and as comfortable and cheap as any other route to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis and nil other points West and Northwest. Columbia Night Trains connect with Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and Day and Night Trains connect with Char lotte Road. Through Tickets on sale, via this route ? to all points North. Camden Train connects at Kingvillo daily (except Sundays]) with Day Passen-; ger Irain, and runs through to Columbia A. L. TYLER, Vice-president; S. R. Pickcns General Ticket Agent. ? Sop 27 DR. TilOM S JjKG ARE, LATE BE8I0ENT ZMIYSICIAX TO THE IlOVKIl ANJ> CITV HOSITTAL OF CHARLESTON, OFFERS bis professional services to the community of Orangehurg and to the pub lic at large. PfywE Houiujr~From 8 to 0 n, m., 1 to 2, nnd 7 to 9 at night. Office, Market Street, over store of Jno. A. r Hamilton, .aug. 14 1873 20 0m MOSES M. BROWN, BARBER. MARKET STREET, 0RAN0ERUR?,. S. C, (next noon to Straus & Strket's mill.) HAVING permanently located in the town, would respectfully solicit tho pnlronagu of the citizens* Every cnort will bo used to give satisfaction. JuneJ18, 1873 18 ly REEDER & DAVIS, COTTON FACTORS. AND GENERAL OOBIMISSIOKr KIER OH?NTS, ADGEE'S j "NVHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. Ost?? Reeder. Zimmernian Davis. Sept. 10, 1873- 3Q 3m ?-?? . ? . ? .'-f? THE HOME, SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, TO BEST, Because it is perfect in its work "Tr!~ Because it has the endorsement of bo many ltulic* wlio use it; because it i* simple, and because it can be boiight complete,on table for only $37,00. JOHN A. HAMILTON. Agent for H. S. S. Machine, march 0, 1873 tf Kaigler's Academy. TBliin exeroisca of thin School will bo resumed JL on Monday Ser^tcinbcr 1st, 1873. TERMS PKR toONTil: / Brginncra MiVt!> - - - . - -'$2.00 .Advanced Scholars.3-00 Latin and Greek 50c extra,"each. Board per school week ? $3,50 " " ." mouth 12-00 HUGO G. SHERIDAN . ? Teacher . e> ' ? _?? 1 ?_? W. J. DeTreville, A T T O R NE Y A T LAW. ? Orfioq at Court House Square, :' "?? :i: "n. fj ft . : - . Orangcl?ur?, S. C. mchl3-lyr ? JZTujMlk & DIBBXiE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, . RUSSELL STREET, Orangcburg, S. C. ,I\h. F. IZI.aii. <* . ??.-DlBJJLK. mch "t>?lyr ?- '.. ?-!-? S>K. II.' 'JBA13EK, . -WHOLESALE ?ND RETAIL DR UGIGST, IUI Meeting Street, Charleston, So. Ca. IS Yll' BAEfi keeps n complete assortment of il everything that belong1* to his branch of business ; and makes a specialty of Trusses, Ab uoniina! Suj?porters, Klastic Stockings, Shoulder Unices, for ladies or gentlemen ? Also Mag neto-Elcotric Batteries, Hoimconathic Medi cines: and Medicine Chests for Physicians or Iiv.nilics'. He i* proprietor of nunicrdua valuable remo dics, a?d n^ent for iriany more. Ho cordially invites orders tV(>m hi* cbuiitrjr friends. april 10, 1873 8 Gm Geo. S. Hacker Doors Basil, Blind Factory ? CHARLESTON. rWISLSAS EAP.GE AND COMPLF.TF, I. a factory a*; th-.-re is in tbc South. All ?.ork manufactured at the Factory in this city. The only house owned and managed by n Carolin an in this city. Send for price list. Address GF.O. S. HAGICER, Poptoffioe Dor 170, Charleston, S. Cl Factory and WarerooinsonKing street oppo site Cannon street, on line of City Bailway, Oct. 30 ' ' 3y SASHES AKD BLINDS, Mouldings, Bracket1', Stair Fixtures, "lmild ers' Furnishing Hardware, Drain Pipe, Floor Tiles, "Wiio Guards, Terra Cotta Ware, Marble and Slate Ma*\tlo Pieces. Window Glass a Specialty. ?ST White-Pine Lumber for Sale. i Circulars and Price Lists sent free on applica tion, by P. P. TO ALE. .No. 29 Hayne and 33 Pinckncy street, oct 1-ly Charleston, S. C. WANTED. L\<. will give men women THAT WILL PAY from $4 to $8 per day, can bo pursued in your own neighborhood ; it is a rare chance for thoso out of employment, or having leisure time; !:irl? and boys frequently do as well aa men. 'articufara freo. Address J. LATHAM & CO., 202 Washington St., Boston, Mass. Sept. 4, 1873 ? 20 Ot AN*ACT to Remedy and'Suvim. Tnr. Loss of Public Records, ant? j to Perpetuate Testimony in Regard to Deeds, Mort?aueh, Settlements and otiier Papei Lost by Fire at Adbeville. " S > j y^^H Section "T.' Be it aiactrd by ttft|l Senate and House of Representatives of the Stato of South Carolina, now m?M and sitting in General Assoiubly, an<?|| by' the authority of the same, That any j party to a rocord, plaintiff, defondatt|B| assignee, or auy person having an inte^W est in any judgment, or agricultural li?oSB the rocord of which has been dcstroyeJH by fire at Abbeville, on the 19th JausH ary and 17tb^Novomber, 1872, shatiW havo tho right to supply tho same in thJH following manner : Sec. 2. That the party desiring I supply such record may, upon noticBq<fB| not less than twenty days, served powH sonally upon tho otbor parties iu. iaterJH est in such record, make Application 'tpM tho clerk Of tho Court for leave to S?bst^W tuto a now tecdrd, which applications bhail contain, as nearly as possible,''qm statement of the names of thd particssH } the amount of the debt, tbo outry of said? judgment add execution, tho names ofjan the attorneys of record, with such ol!re|9 particulars as the applicant may doonjffl proper to bis *ease j al) which shall bsjl verified dy the affidavit of the applicants or his or her agent or attorney, aoeord^fl iog to the best of bis knowledge, iuforma-JS tion and belief. Seo. 3. That upon- fuilurtf of the party ? or parties, served as nfora?id, to answejrS Such application, iu .writing, to bo tiledM in tho olerk's office within twonty dayajB thore,aftor, exclusive * of tho day of ser^B vice, tho clerk.of the Court .<-hall docket < judgment for the party filing said apry- fi cation.- ? - ? ? '-?^w8 Seo. 4. That if tho part}' or parties, ) * served with notieo, as ^ubove, lilo with, j tbo clerk of the Court, withiu twenty' . days after such service, excluding tUo day of serviceman nUswer to the applica tion, denying, upou oath, tho applicant's. right to the roliet" sought, with .jt stulo mont of the goutida why such rapphca tion should not be grauted, tbo/jurisdic" tiou of the clerk of the Court shall.cease, and ho shall refer the 'application', answer, and auy accompanying papers^ to a commissioner, for whoso appoint; ment provision is hereafter made. Sec. 5. That said coinmihsioner shall > tako, in writing, all tho testimony intro duccd Ly one or both parties, according to law ; shall hear and dtcidethe mutter - in controversy, report his decisioh in writing nl)d, with it, return all the papers tc#tho Court of common.Picas. From the decision of the commissioner no oppoal may bo taken to the Court by ! tbo party or parties dissatisfied there with, as in case of an appeal from the decision of Referee appointed under the Cade. If tboro be no appeal, the clerk 1 of the Court* shall docket judgment according to tho report and dcoision of tho commissioner. Seo. G. In every enso in which the dofendant or defendants in any buriicd judgment or decree shall be absent from : and without tho limits of this Statu, in lieu of the service required by this Act it sbnll be sufficient to publishd, in a newspaper of Abbeville County ono month's notice of such application, and, if tho absentee's residenco is ku?wn, a copy of the paper containing thcrpubli cation shall bo mailed to bis or hor ad dress : Provided, That nothing heroin 1 contained shall prevent such absent ? defendant or defendants, within two years nf'tcr-thopi.blication of the notieo . in this Section provided, from moving tho Court, upon a proper showing, to sit aside such judgment or decreo. Seo. 7. Tho County commissioners for Abbovfllo County shall, forthwith, * furnish tbo olerk of.said County with a book or books of proper size, suitably rulod and securely bound, to bo labollod "Abstract of -Rurnt Judgments and Decrees," in which the said clerk shall enter an abstract of every such judg ment and decreo, a new record of which shall be so ordered to be substituted, Betting out, in distinct and appropriate columns, as near ns possible, the names of all the oriftiual parties, plaintiffs' and [dabU'': attorneys, tho;dat? 6f 'tfio' ig of jjht judgment or filing of tli?M &fl the amount.of tho recovery, the ^eariqgjinterpBt,'and the daj^ftom,t i i the interest began to, (run, the . ? co actually duo nt tho dato oftho* iction, the date of the entry of the'' ihl' process,1 Uh o hist process issued ie execution of such judgment, arid 1 ooste duo thereon, i-i And siioa' s? . ehall, without othor or furthor d, be good and, ^ufficieut in law for . irpoises for which the original record 'could have bieu used,'and of equal >rity'therewith in all respbets. o. 8Mu any cabo provided for in Act, if the applicant, or; in caao.of Jcath, his personal reprc8entativc? make oath,03cording to tho beat ft' knowledge and belief, that a dis ?y from the party or parties.re icnt is 'the only raean3 by which lost or destroyed record or docu; pea be establiafodj and also of the ur: qxistcuco . ?nd of the lo?s and uctipn^f, such record or other docu, , hq may, if tho respondent, or . .of thorn, if more tha'u one be t living, hud be within tho limits of tho; :-Stnte, call ; upon such respondentto answer, on path, as to tho former ex is teoco of such reoord or other document/j ? and (as ,to its contents, character, and.; fc, descrAption, and also a3 to the amount r- duo thereon. And in case such" respond cnt, after--at' least ten days'-personal '-. notice, ^if ho be*within the Couuty when such pruceodiug is had, and - twenty days if ho is not,) shall fail to answer, upon oath, the interrogatories so propounded', such failure to answer, (uulcss satisfactorily explained or ao counted for,) shall bo taken and obn ?siderod as an adtnisaion by such rispond cnt of tho truth of the facta stated and ' act forth in tho applicant's, affidavit; , WttBBf?j$i That such admissioa shall only ati'ocl the party s'> tailing tu answer as aforesaid,, and Iiis legal represent* tives. If auch respondont shall dony, oil oath, the former existence of such record or o'hor docuuiout, fo attempted to. be set up, or shall ? deny, ou onth, that there is' anything duo thereon to such applicant,' or "bib logal representatives, or shall deny any other material fuel ' alleged in the applicant's affidavit, tho answer of the respondent, togethor with the affidavit of the applicant, shall'be considered as evidence in the case, and i shall, with such other testimony as the parlies on uoth sides may ofTor, bo sub rhittcd to the Court: Provided, That no costs shall be taxed*- nguiust the respond cut" ,for the intorrbgatoru?.which may be. propounded; to . him under the pro visions of thU Act. . Se< \ 0. That the commissioners of tlm. Couuty shall provide a book or books for tho clerk 6T the Court, in which tho Braid ? clerk shall record an abstract of all tho' detds, convoy an cos,- mortgages, settle merit*, hens, and other instruments' I iu writing | heretofore . reoorded, and required by law to bo recorded, which* abstract shall contain a stntoiueut of tho uames of the parties, a brief slutemout of tho names of the parties, a brief state meht of tho property mentioned in tho ; deed or other instrument, tho dato of the paper, tho time when tho registry was made, and tho certificate of such registry shall bo enterod anew on said paper. And tho said deeds, oouvoy uncos, niortga^es^fettloirionts, liens, and otlicr instruments in writing, shall bo recorded ns abovo provided for within ? six months from \the ratification of this Act, othorwiso thqy shall uot prevail as liens against subscqusiit creditors or , ? purchasors for a valuable consideration without notice. Seo. 10. That in caHO any: deed, con vcyancb, settlement mortgage, Agricul tural lien, or other instrument ioJwrit ing, shall have been duly rocordod, and, after registry, rodolivorcd to tho ownor ; thereof, and the, same shall'havo boon mislaid, lost or destroyed whilst in possession of the owner, or in easo of any dcod, couvoyanco, mortgage, scttlo mont, agricultural lien, or other instru mcnt in writing requiring registry, shall have been delivered to tho llcgister with such intent, and shall have been burnod . whiiat in the offico oftho Regis tcr of Mcnso conveynneo, and beforo rcdclivcry to tho owner thereof, an abstract of all such deeds, conveyances, mortgagee, RcttibtricntS, 7 agricultural Hepa, "tt?d' other instruments in writing, < ?hall, bo prof od!) 'as in t h o. caso ? of j u d g i mpnts, 'asaforgsibi,. an4;rocordod bj tb,e,j clerk in .the book books, as ordered in tbo preceding Section of this Act. ui Sec. 11. That 'nbt'ii'ing herein con ' ta in cd shall prOVctit any One froth bst?b' limbing, on tbo trial of any cause' any t lost or. burnt, papor, according to tbo rules of evidence now.existing. . Sec. 12. That tbo Judgo of the Eighth Judicial circuit shall havo pow er -to appoint a person, who shall be called ? a oouirimsioner,'"to bear and decide all. questions to be referred to him, as required under the provisions of this Apt. ? . .Sec. 13. The County commissioners.' are authorized and required to employ tne service of a ;'competent person t?" arrango properly,- in' tho new offico of the Probate * J?dge.. ofskid County: alb* tho record ,of.ti?a late Court o( Equity which properly hebaug\tp the Probatp Court, and which wcrp paved in.a mixed and disorderly conditio^ from tho late fire in Abbeville.5 ' Sec. 14. That in cases ;whoro records' are* altogether destroyed; or burned, tbo exocution.exempted, the execution shall; bo taken as priina Jhcjc cvi.douco of the burned or lest record. ? ? Skc: 15. That by tfe Substitution and removal of judgments and paper.-*, as pro vided by this Act', no party ?ball havo any ".other, qr greater right than'would havo oxisted had the judgment and con vcyancc, inortgago, sottlcincut, lien, or other instrument in writing, never boon burned, mislaid, lost or destroyed. App/ovcd' February 27i 1873; Hqvr tO\Turn O ut ; a The,duke of . .yVeUington always slept ou ah iron camp bedstead eighteen in che* wide.- "When a man wants to turn over," Iso said,"*it is time for him' to turn out." The JOniper?r '"Nicholas did tho ? same. Mr.- Owen says': The prin cipled well enough ; but I (hink the de tail is wrong., Sleep itself is far too im portant to bo made, tip com for table. My old friend Rossiter, fixed his alarm .'so that, at tho forcordaiu'cd moment, tho bed clothes were dragged from the bed, and:Rossitor" lay .?.?shivering*- I have .my self scnie where ihe" drawings.? and speci fications for n patent (which I never, ap plied for) whieb arranges a set of earns and whcclwork under , the bedstead, which, at the moment appointed, lift the pillow end six feet, and deliver the sleep er on his'feet on the'now horizontal foot board. He is not aptnto sleep long af ter that. Rossiter found, fliiplher contri vance whi^hworked^ bctter.v.. Tim alarm eloek struck a matcji, .which lighted t^i lamp, which boiled thp water for Rossi tcr's shaving.' : If'Rossifor stayed' in bed tod dong, tho writer boiled oveV. tljp?n h razor and clean diirt/and: tho prayer book h,is; m(J?icr'gayp.him, and Cole ridge's autograph, and, his open pocko book, and nil the other precious things he could put in a basin underneath when be went to bed, so ho hhd to go; up be f?ro that moment enmo.?Old And New. The Colored People At the South, it appears from th? fol lowing table, are' not increasing as rap= idly as before the war : . ? Alabama.?Tho negro population in creased from 1810 to 1850, 37 per cont, from 1860 to 1870, 13 per cent. : Arkansas?Thb negro population in erenscd from 18 iO. to 1850, 238 per cent; from 1850 to 1860; 137 per cent.; from 18G0 to 1870. 10 per cent. .F.lprida?PrMU 1830 to 1840,54 per cent: from 1(350 to 1860, 47 per cent.; from 185)0 fo'lcVTO, 48 per cent. Georgia?Prem 1840 to 1850, 33 per cent.; from 1850 to' I860; 21 per cent.; from 1860 to 1860, about TTip1 or com. , North rCaroliua-^-From. %840 to 1850, 18 per cent; from 1850 to 18G0, 14 por cent; from I860 to 1870,.9 percent . 'South Carolina?Prom ? 10 to 1850, 17 per cent, from 1850 to I860; 5 por cont; from 1860 to 1870;> only . 3,400, being not 1 per cent. . . TenuessQO-^From ,1840 to 1850, 33 por cent: from 1850 to 18?0, 15 per cent.; from 1860 1870, Uj per cent. Virginia?From 1810 to 1850, 6 per cent.: from 1850 to 18GO, G per cent.; irora I860 to 1870, a dimino?onnofc<i?? 000, being 7 per dent, decreased* Louisiana?From lSWtrj^SW?&t.: 30 per cent.: from 1850 to 1SG0, 30. per cent.; from 18G0 to ^^^^/T' pcing ubout^ r^fjcon^ - ? , . Keritucky?^pm; W^ft"''t^'IJ) cent.; from 18CO. to^87A. a. d^ioatyri of about.14,000, or1 some 7 i>eriQent*<?o crease'. ? .-. ??; ' M t --ml JD?> ' Mi83is3ippi^Prom,'1810 to" 18507-70 percent.; from 1850 to ' ftf'tyr cent.; from 1SG0; to 1870, an increase of. less than 5,000, being about 1 } per ceiU. ? UtW Iii I?rrin-1 ? NT". :>u 1 .bvlfofa'. * bJ :...Tbe.F4r8^^ ^ ^. The "Boston Commercial Bunetm*? relates a flaming story of1 a '-Horo". who claims to havo sot fire to Cfliarlcstofflr? 1861. Tfis~objcc? was^rev^rigvo*ior' hav ing bcon arrested oici s?sjpicion of being a \ spy. To ':cToate a'/nERO. oijlfof iani arch devil, may suit tho Bulletin,:but if/j^tort nal justice.is 8^prca^o,j;bi3:.firrav,\vil^jb3 hotter than the f>mc^; that left 2000 people hopi el ess. and .in utter; ruin, ^'J?Vo remember t;hat appalling' nig*St?^MI whisper was, it might*have been" tho work of a yanketf cmissnry. Bo it so ; his lb to oven at: the hands1 of h1a*c6un>^yrnen - should havo;'boon instant death.,'- Bbfe?* ton. Chicago, and other northe>a ^t?e? . have burned since then, Our^m*$cnJtf| havo been those of sympathy. Wo leavo exultation over misfortune to tho cow ardly and malicious1. ' : *, Ouriour, ,Suicide at. Pittsbutgrv Pittsburgh^Sopt, 10.r-A very, curious suicide took, place: in Allegheny;.,las$ evening.. A young man named Alb?rij Bang,, a, painter fby trade, canio h/cro I some'two' months rigo from tfew 'Vort! Ho worked quite steadily until a wecS: ago when ho took to drinking. Last'^ evening he sat in his ofoora' looking oulfl on tho railrpad! track. Just before six clock, tho mail train came along, whox^ Sang .rushed out oftho house and t^rew( himself in front of the train which ^passetf ? ovor hnn. His head was terribly crush | cd and death was almost iustantaueouif. A man tmmcd J.' G.~?iid$8fa, was ar> | rested hero yesterday1 for' forgery. Sev eral checks for small amounts P wcro * found pa hipp.-jUna ?lp^Mt' i The ronuiins of tho.two., young men, drowned in tho Allegheny river havo not been identified. From their strpng^ resemblauce it is sur^osed^ they are brothers. ??? Odd Sayings Lazy moh aro always th?'^Sw^p?dP ti ve? Thoy are to? lazy to5 inform;them*' solves, :a?d too lazy, to chango ??their 8 : i:: v .!-. n\ri^:nh&k& A man will defend his . weak;, spot?.J% great deal more sharply than ho will-his .strong ones. If men Were stubborn just in propor tion as they were right, stubbornness would take her seat among' th?1 vikueVr5 I but men aro generally stubborn just in.. proportion as they aro ignorant and; We have professors who teach ^tho art of talking correctly: why can't we havo some, who will te?ch tho art of listening1 patiently? :?: ? '?* ? - . .i vinnj^ . Slanders, travel on tho? wind-j andh whorq they. come from and -whero ^hej-j go, none of us soem to know. rrw>M ?A dispatch from Chicago"Bays, thai a very largo meeting of the farrapra^of Iroqubis, III.' was held at Gilntatf'o1 ww days ago. Resolutions wefe5 adopted'fey1 ? rdeoting rcnburicing:aii ;fohnBripoKw ical affiliation, rebuking class legisla^ tipn, favpriug a rcyonuo tariff, calling, for the abolition of tho national banking^ system, and for the assessment of rail road property for taxation nt its "ctottr valuo.' * Thoy pledged ? themselves n?v?H to vote for any man who voted? for Jhfc; baok salary or accepted! any back pay?' and stigmatized tlio action of the Presi dent in signing a bill that put 8100,00?i in bis owu pocket ns an exhibition of morbid avarice- unparalleled in Ameri* can history. ?A disastrous firo at Havana has left' 2,500 families without homes, and de stroyed, about $5,000,000 in property,