The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, February 18, 1871, Image 5

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Information has reached us of au other terrible tragedy in Union Coun iy. Kight prisoners were taken from the jail and brutally murdered on Sun day night last, by a mob of disguised men. A "special" to the Charleston Daily Ncics thus gives tho particulars of the frightful havoc made of human life by these fiends iuccrnnte. "The facts of the wholesale mob-mur ders in Uuion County seem to be about as follows : A number of mounted men ?supposed to be about five hundred? appeared at Uniou Courthouse about 12 o'clock Sunday night, and proceeded to the jail. Tbcy demanded the keys from Jailor Hughes and Deputy Sheriff Hill, \vho refused to surrender them. Mrs. Hughes was then catechised as to tho whereabouts of the keys, but, being greatly alarmed, did act answer?merely pointing to a bureau, whoro they were deposited. The dravors were immedi ately opened, the keys obtained, the jail doors openGd, and ten colored prisoners (uuder indictmeut for the Stevens mur der) were carried to the hanging ground ?about a mile and a half from the town?when six of tho party were shot, two hung, and two "turned up missing." The jailor aud deputy sheriff were car * ricd off from tho juil nbout a mile, and tied in front of the sheriff's residence. After the jailor bad been bound, a letter -^-^T..11n wmOoii n?e ?ilir>or1 in Iii? nnek et, signed K. K. K.,und contained these words: 'Whereas, it is doubted that Thomas intended rcinoviug the prisoners from a place of fair trial, the people V?cro compelled to administer justico themselves.' 'Lot not thy right haed know what thy loft hand doeth }' 'Mo loch will have bis victims even if Mich aol of justice must have his martyrs !' " Tbo "telegram" further states that, "there is no clue to the perpetratorj." Will not this bo sufficient to move Gov ernor Scott from o passive irresolution in regard to tho up-country troubles, to action 1 ?\\*e ask : Is human life to bo thuH frittered away, when tho arm of tho law is strong enough to protect it: Are wicked a^u hellish suenoai like then? to be enacted upon tho soil of our State much longer? Will Governor Scott re main inert and inactive in this matter ? Docs he place so little an estimate upon human lifo and upon human souls, as to reeeivo ^intelligence of these outrages, without at once resolving to put u stop consequence ^SilTetTitHllI South Carolina will bo declared n nest of assassins, and the very atmosphere thronged with Ku-Kluxcs; when the fact of it is, the whole thing is confined to the vicinity of Union Court House, and the outrages committed perhaps by men who are not citizens of our State. Gods! shall it ho said that South Carolina is unable tj protect hcrselffroni the outlawry of a few strolling free boot ers of Union Couuty, and bordering States. We say no. Let Governor Scott call upon the Law-abiding citizens, and it will not be said. Ouc hundred of the right sort of men, sent to tho up-country right now, would do more towards arresting the guilty parties, and restoring order, than seventeen thousand constables. I They would even do bettor than Uni ted States troop^. "We admit these would servo the purpose just now; hut wo want a lesson taught. As soon a* order was brought about, these troops would be tuken away, and these outlaws would feel themselves free again. But send a determined number of white na tives up there, and it will teach these villiana two lcsssous. 1. That their y?o._ u> not ci'iiourrcu III i>j ci j vmj , 2. That the best men of the State arc over ready to assist in having them ar rested and brought to justice, and hung if the magnitude of their crimcB demand <'t. No, wo say let us try and take care of our own State. Let's not give the North any more cause to believe that we arc all cut-throats. The adoption of the course, or one similar to the oue indicted in this arti cle, will, in our opinion, have a most, salutary effect. At all events, jlhtice demands that Gov. Scott shall take soiuo step in re gard to these troubles, and that quickly. ActlQS ? action J1 aeiiou !!! in the es sential remedy, and it must he speedily applied. Tho World Almanac for 1870 is in valuable. The statistical iuformation it contains is worth a great deal to any man of business. other State! not unfrerjuentlyJ Iiis deluded constituents would go lor re-in stating him, when his term was out. What a commentary upon the igno rance of ninny of the Republican party. How eloquent an appeal it ought to be to those who have the rower in their hands o( educating the masses ! Alas! that we are forced to say that in our opinion there are many who laugh and chuckle over the ignorance thai broi ?1 over our laud ; that, s >me mcu are wic k ed enough to conspire t-> keep thou-jamls of human seuls in darkness, in order that they may be the more easily dap 1 G?d graut that in the next campaign these evils may be hunted down and up rooted ; and honest men, citi/.ens of South Corolina, elected to fill the offices which many hold now but to tarnish and dis grace ! When we say citizen* of South Caro lina, wo mean it in tlii.j sense. Wo mean all those who shall live here at that time, and whose purpose it is to use what their office makes for them, for the good of the State ; who will promise to help lighten the burden of taxation that now oppresses our people. This is pluiu. j And this will be demanded of ever) I man ?tio o?ers uimsuii iui j ... uuii m 1872. We have conferred with gentleman high in position upon this subject, and were assured that thia point should be most strongly embodied iu the next platform of the Republic n party. All COO ami will urite, upon a prinot plc like this, and work fur tho welfare of the State. It must succeed, and we but echo tho drifts of determined minds, when wo writo it down TO-PAY. The man who comes hero ot;o year hence, just ou the eve of a campaign, ami put* himself before the people for an oilier, will not meet tho reception he might have received iu tho past. IIa will be reforested to go buet homo. And that, too, by the Republican party. ~"" HYMENEAL." Maiihibu?On the 7th inat., at tho rcsi denoc of t|,0 brides father, by the ltev. .). P. Duist, Mr. THOMAS B. LEACH to Mis* FRANCES M. PA Tit p.* All or Hamborg, ?\ C. SHHBhH*"'* Wnlnnt Expanilen mmgmmr TABLE for ?ah? hi Bvt W. A. ME RON ET & CO. || Baiou'm Nelcct Cotton Sectl m?U for salb. i Bboslicla at $2.00 per buihel in quantise Blfii *? B0't purchasers. sT^St* AV. A. EASTEHLIN, H 12 Miie? from Orangeburg. W?IjK.?onh BUGGY ANO ?| WWris. Al*o two FINE UORSES at ? :r W. a. MERONEY & COS. ?on for Cluatio. $1,000 IS BsrttMll'M!?Wo propose Belling a H quantity of our Guauos for Middling B Mat 10 eta., delivered at planter's near w, by Lst November "next. W'-'^^?ao offer tli" magnificent premium of B flbfrr the best yield from cur Guanos. B ? Inarticulurfl apply to our nciircit Agent, Bfains for Circular. T WILCOX, GIBBS A CO., B Brs and Dealers in Guanos, Charleston, B Bl Savannah and Auguata, Ga. B B[18 wee 2ra U WANT LIQUORS OF Rowing Grades: EE BRANDY. ACH BRANDY. C. CORN WHISKEY, rcry fine. rj. ?? " roiiimon. E WliiSKEYof nil grades and prices V'EAGER REER. A WATER iu bottles. rtJ of all kinds and quality, lid DA IG NE. MAE. CH ERANDY. W. A. MERONEY k TO. dec 3 . Cin otico of Dimissal. IS UEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 on Gic ??:li day of March, 1871, n.1 account with the llonorubl.! /roh?te tor Ornngcburg County, Ator of tlie Estate of Magdalen ud ask for Letters Uismisit iL J. II. KF.lGLim, t Administrator. APPLES anJ PEACHES, very fat W. A. MBUOHEY & CO. WATCHES, CLOCKS ?nil ..L W.l.RY Re paired aa u Ktnl. OLD COLD, SILVER und OLD RANK PILLS, for which he will pivc the highest | Cash Trice?, fib IS j:in 2fl c ly M RAL, GRISTS ar 1 N. C. FLOtfR, fresh und always on li ind. Cull on Vi. A. MERONRY A CO. Jno. A. Hamilton H AS RECEIVED A FRESH LOT OF those Cheap Hud desirable OAgtT I RO?i PLOUGHS. Sweeps, llnir Shovels, ?? and C ir.cb Rull Tongues* &c. Also keeps fur Spring Sowing HLACK SEED OATS. EARLY ROSE und YELLOW P. EYE PO TATOES. And is? offering for sulu WIIANN'S FERTILIZER At Charleston prices adding Freight for Cash or Approved Aacceptances. With his U?uul supply of SELECTED KAMI I.V FLOUR, GROCERIES, 4o. JOHN A. HAMILTON, Market Street, feb 11 1 v JUTS, RAISINS und CANDIES of the best kinds W. A. MRU ONLY 5; CO. Notice of Dismissal. "pVTOTICE IS RERERY OIVEN THAT I will on ibe 17th day of March, next, tile my final occoun. with the Honorable Judge of pnddttc for Urangeburg County, as Administrator of Ibe Rstato of N. P. Her bmg, and ask for Letters of Dismissal. J. M. HERLONO, fob It*?-It Administrator. SUttTIVORS ASSOCIATION. A MEHTING of the 6URVIVOR8 ASS? TloN of Orangebbrg Diwtrir.t will be HELD on Februiry 22d (WEDNESDAY,) orer the Store of 7. A !t->"::.!:. The Association being no?i REGULARLY ORGANIZED, the Committee on Letters for Member.1 hip ore ready to receive APPLICATIONS, which enn ho banded in to either of tho following gentlomet: Col. A. 1>. Frederick, ('apt. F M. Waniarnaker, Capt. T. C. Albergolti, Capt, .M.llover, dipt. S, Dibble. A full at tendant requested' JOHN A. HAMILTON, feb : ? Sect'y 8. A. O. D. CANDLES, SOAP and MATCHES, low down. Call on W. A. MERONEY & CO, ~W. A. MER0NEY7 AUCTIONEER. OFFICE AT KEITT BROS. OLD STAND Will attend to all Business entrusted to him with Promptncsa and Dispatch. Satis faction gunruntecd to nil. fcl?4?lim W. A. MERONEY. CIUAIIM. SWftHI^C AND CHEWING TOBACCO offered ot prices to suit tho dulL times, bv wholesale und Re tail, At W. A. MERONEY & CO. SUCCESSFUL SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE Of mnny new Southern enterprises which haTe been undertaken since tho war, none have mot with greater or more deserved suc cess than the door, sash and blind manufac tory of P. P. Toale, in Charleston, S. C. By hard work, indonfltnhle energy and liberal advertising, Mr. Toulo has in three years outstripped all competition and established a business which would do credit to any eity in the United States. ^^^^^^^^^ The 1'aih Killed is by universal consent allowed ti> have won for itself n reputation unsurpassed in the history of medical pre parations. Its instantaneous effect in the eradication "-.?! "xtiactiv? 01 r tin m all its various forms incident to the human family, and the unsolicited written and verbal testi mony of the musso.. in its favor have been, and are its own best advertisements. i The ingredients of the Pain Kii.i.k.h, being purely 1 euktmilk, render ii .1 perfectly Bafe an 1 efficacious remedy taken internally, ns well as for external applications, wbeu m:cd according t<> directions. The stain upon linen from its use is roadily removed by washing with alcohol. This Medicine, justly celebrated .for the cure of so many of the iiflliuli?nS incident to tho human family, has now been b.fore the public over TllinTT YKAKS, and has found its way into almost ivory corner of the world; and wherever it has been used, the same opinion is expressed of iti medical proper tics. in any at tuck, where prompt action npon the Rji itom is required, li.c rain Killer is in valuable, ha almost iustanlnucptUl c;Tcct iu Relieving 1 ui? is truU wonderTul; and ?In !i usrtl occoidiug to wiredions, io true to i: - :..?... -, .1 l.\M> KlhfcER. '] lie State cf Soiitli Carolina., OKAXOl'li?ltcj CO) NTY IN T?K BKC?tOXS., \.is hereby givcii^lhat, a SPECIAL T?iiM ..: tu?- (.'OtiLT-cf <M:Nr:iVAf.Vl-:s.. 8l<3N;??tor said, <.-mrntj$\iill be hoMpjfi aj .t^n^fcpy. S. r..^me '^'Ii"? AY^ikd^kft/l ncaSos nnU Defendant! will ntfenil without tu; Iber Notice. By .,, !. icf Una II. V GR AHAM, Judge ?if First C,i OKO. eouver, Clerk ?f Ct i cuii Court. Orkngtburg, S. C. Feb. 3d, 1M7!. E'ciSi Jurors for 5-..\tr;i Febrtin* zy Term, 187!. Pnny W Vojrr; Jocob (! Keitt. Henry X Snrll, Jnmee Brown, John C Roue, jocob Fnnch Sluulrr-ch H I.agutt, l r !?' W Vogt, Jim V. ii iiingl aut, Nathan W Culolnsurp, Wesley D I'oyvtl, IJenjnmin buy ail, Cntp Liv ingston .'?.! ii ?' Kennet-ly. Joseph W Fan* ning, AujrturtaH Glovur, James ? Wright, .1 U Tot mr-r. T K K< Her, Jo i.e. Dnznrd, Thomaa It Snlloy, 'A ; 111>.in II Ixlar, Daninl Douohlson; Ran ncl M Ouignnrd, Ohres r'ai-num, Daniel Sandle, '< V. Barton, F IV Fairy, Aduni C Bush. K T ii Srueke, George E Hefan; feb 1 3t State of South Carolina, To ttic Commissioner? of Ehrtion for tht Elec tion District of AbbeeilU County : WHEREAS, Hon. H. C. l.oMAX. who. nl the General Election held in October, 1H70. vras chosep A Member of (he Sonnte" of the Stale tif South c.iroEna. for the Klee'.ion District of Abbeville County, to servo tiio Ivrin ol luui' yet.rn, Mao :imou?VM , uuii mu lls the Constitution ol' the State of South Carol! nt direct? that in stioh cases a Writ of ^Election shall be issued by the President of the Senate, fcr the purpose of filling ibeva cancy thus occasioned, for the remainder of tho term dr wbieb s.iid member so deceased wa^ elected : Now. therefore, you, and each of you, are hereby required, nfter dee advertisement, and with Kniet regard to all prevising of the Const i rut ion and laws of said State touching your duty iu stu b c?.-e. to held an BISEC TION FOB A NKMRKBA)K THE SEN AT K of the State of South Carolina, I'or the Coun ty of Abbeville, to serve for (lie remain der of the term for wbieb said member, Hon. H. (I. ROM AX, was elected; the Rolls to be Opened at the rar Ions places of election, in said Diat.irM. on TIICSDAY, I8tb day o<- Feb ruary, 1871, by the ravior.s Managers of Election, for those places respective?! in ac cordance with the'provisions of an Act of tits Gcncraly Assembly ctilitled "Ar. Act pooviding for tbfl General Election ami tne manner *f conducting tho si.mc," approved March let, 1870, and this Writ, together with your return of the election tobe held under it, hove before the Senate at its next meeting after the election. ALON/.A J. RANSir.R. President of (he Senate. Attest : J. Woonnrt r, Clerk of Senate. tcbl tf AT THE CO ?:o; GREAT INDUCEM k OFFERED IN WINTER GOOD] D. JLOTTIS '? selling the ABOVE GOODS andBEI/tf cost. xNow is the time to get bargains. -:o: JUST RECEIVED SPRING 6 0 0IDS OF JlkM. EVERY DESCRlMT fib IS? ly VERY LOW FO!t CASH AT D. tJ? U\ AT TIT Ei NOTICE TO HOUSEKEE^E SALT, SVK URS SL'GA i TEA Gj ? COFFEES, h fl c* q j-i And all olhvr GOOP&a ? 1 N -V K FIRST CLASS ?1 GROC ERY, NEXT TO TREADWELL'S LIOTEL. CHOICE FAMILY CROC Kill es, AT PR H ES TO SI I T AT;ti^ k r 12ices oreatlI rej%u Conic 'andfC6 for yourselves. 5? J. GEO. v>SK. ALSO ?i) SEED P0TAT01S. fell 4 THE LIVERPOOL immn - pi suie Fire lasitraace Company. CAPITAL- (idh% li5OOl),000.(;Q,~ Ii AS EST A ULI > 1; Ki* AN AGENCY IX ORAYGKELUG. S. C the T. raw of ilil? 1! /. /. L KXO II .V OLD L'XGLISI/ COMPANY FAIR, mid the S?.v~.vy it a?u)r*, Absolute. Api la fo JA MKS h. jff?WLE.? Agent. At -Cit^g'V Saving* Rank. QJrtARLKS T. I.<i\V:v:. !> . G?A*W*1 Agaot, CfcurI**toJ|H jan IM c ?ill...in .i.i..1 -.ui. ' i ?????? ? ? m WILHELM TEBODOE MU HAS 1THXE1) OVER A L A Sot ND OrFKUS TO TUE IHI?IAC, AND HOUSEKEEPERS IX sort meat of FAMItl: GivOCl< to h? P-EAT or EQUALED in Ibri Marlut.. 1 v? ill i;I?o deliver holten giltst as,d msdenl' riOME VtHITfi NOT.T. ? KT.N CORN to ?ny F KtKT ivaru. NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISH DOYLE, WILES &? Tj ESPEGTFULLY IN FOB MS TUE CITIZENS OF OllANGERURG \\, ihey have pure hatted the ^ OARHIA G E S fl 01'S AND ?VORKS OEailOJ^S Ar,d are CARRYING ON the CARBIAGK I3USI INT jess In all its BRANCHES. Orders left with PS will t,c PROMPTLY Fh?t;' AH kinds of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE and with DlSPATCItt COFFINS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE. WOVLE, Yl'\tXS% * ?o., dec 17 c JJn.ngebnft, 8 C. CANNON'S STORE i! I Onk Door Hei.ow W . T . L I Ci II T F 0 0 T S' RVSSEfit ffTREFT, The Subscriber begileave to Inform bis old fricmls ai-.d ihe Public generally that he haa jti?*t opened a fresh and general astjorfmcsit of GROCERIES AND LIQUORS which he will ?eil low down for Cash. ICome one and all, 1 will do my host (o please you and give perfect tatisfactlon. jan 7~tf JAS. CANNON. IN THE C?UW OF lOfi.VTKt iker hath a] aistration ker, late Whereas: Nftthaa f. V^vnna plied 10 me for I.eitttra of A. (he Psfate of W. L. Wann?' OtanRebuirg Otniiw, deccfrwj Theae arc Uu r?re u> c;?*^a?il ailmonis all and singular 4tk kindred tjpif fcredilorsi the s:ii?l dforastJi <o be atjfT'ivpoar I nu? at a Court latfrrohatc ferine said ty, to be holden/nt OeM-fc?/"^ on the day of FcoruarV, lfcTC.^l ft ?Hock A. (o show; cause i# >ioy, v. by Ttetfdd A dud trn'.hm should ?<>t bu pruned^ Given under ?|y hand ara ?"Court, (his llih day ^f ?'1K7?, Mil ;hc nlnety-?F m i ml? i ?I'b i.i'c eh 11?2