The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, February 18, 1871, Image 6

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?Wmm^mm--7 Information has reached us of an other terrible tragedy in Union Coun ty. 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 News thus gives ho particulars of the frightful havoc made of human life by these fiends incarnate. "The facts of the wholesale inoh-niur ders in Union County scetn to ho .".bout as follows : A number of mounted men ?supposed to be about live hundred-? appeared at Union Couvthou.sc about 12 o'clock Sunday night, and proceeded to the jail. They demanded the keys from Jailor Hughes and Deputy Sheriff Hill, who refused to surrender thorn. Mrs. Hughes tvas then catechisod as to the whereabouts of the keys, but, being greatly alarmed, did not answer?merely pointing to a bureau, where they were deposited. The drawers wcro immedi ately opened, the keys obtained, the jail doors opeiitfd, and ton colored prisoners (under indictment for the Stevens mur der) were carried to the hanging grottud ?about a mile and a half from the town?when six of the party wore shot, two hung, and two "turned up missing." The jailor and deputy sheriff were car " ricd off from the jail about a mile, and tied in front of the sheriff's residence. After the jailor had been bound, a l?tter carefully written, was placed in his pock et, oigUUU Jv. i.V. UU? ouiiHiiiRU i/iicau Words: 'Whereas, it is doubted that Thomas intended removing the prisoners from a place of fair trial, the people wcro compelled to administer justice themselves.' 'Let not thy right hand know what thy left hand doeth !' 'Mo loch will have his victium even if Mich ael of justice must have his martyrs !' " The "telegram" further states that, "there is no clue to the perpetrator.!." Will not this be sufficient to move Gov ernor Scott from a passive irresolution in regard to the up country troubles, to action! We uBk : Is human life to b* thus frittered nway, when tho arm of tho law is strong enough to protect it? Are wicked atflS hellish scenes like these to bo enacted upon the soil of our State much longer ? Will Goveruor Scott re main inert and inactive in this matter? Decs he place so little an estimate upon human life and upon human souls, as to reeeivo ^intelligence of these outrage?, Without nt once resolving to put a Flop ^^^n^^^cTsTrp?ctj^c^^in^lje^^at' all South Carolina will bo declared a nest of assassins, and the very atmosphere thronged with Ku-K luxes; wheu the fact of it is, the whole thing is confined to the vicinity of Union Court House, and the outrages committed perhaps by meu who arc not citizens of our State. Coda! shall it be said that South Carolina is unable t) protect hcrselffroin the outlawry of a few strolling free hoot ers of Uniou County, and bordering States. We say no. Let Governor Scott call upon the Law-abiding citizens, and it will not be said. One hundred oi the right sort of men, sent to the up-country right now. would do more towards arresting (lie guilty parties, and restoring order, than seventeen thousnud constables. They would even do better than Uni ted States troopjj. Wc admit these would serve the purpose just now; but we want n lesson taught. As soon u? order was brought about, these troops would be taken away, and these outlaws would feel themselves free again. ]>ut send a determined number of white na tives up there, and it will teach these villinns two icsssons. 1. That their work is not concurred in by everybody ? 2. That the best men of the State are ever read}- to assist in having them ar rested and brought to justice, nnd hung if the magnitude of their crimes demand it. No, we say let us try and take care of our own State. Let's uot give the North any more cause to believe that we are all cut-throats. The adoption of the course, or one similar to the one indicted in this arti cle, will, in our opinion, have a most salutary efleet. At all events, JUSTICE demands that Gov. Scott shall take somo step in re gard to these troubles, and that quickly. Action! actWn!! action!!! is the es sential remedy, and it must bo speedily applied. Tito World Almanac for 1370 is in valuable. The statistical information it contains is worth a great deal to auy man of business. wmmmmmmm m mm.?? but himself i made away ofl in lome other State! not unfreijucntly^ his deluded constituents would fro for re in stating him, when his term was out What a commentary upon the igno rance of many of the Republican party. How eloqueut an appeal it ought t i be to those who have the power in their hands of educating the masses ! Alas! that we are forced to say that i:i i ur opinion there are utany wli > laugh and chuckle over the ignorauce thai bro< 1~ I over our laud ; that s >uie men are wick ed enough to const ire to keep th inlands of human si:uls in darkness, in order that they way be the more easily d 1 God grant that in the next campaign these evils may be hunted down and up rooted ; and honest men. eiti ? n- of Soul !i Corolina, elected to fill the offices which many hold now but to tarnish and tits grace ! When we say citizens of S -nth Caro lina, wo mean it in this sense. We mean all those who shall live here a; that time, and tvliost purpose it is to use what their office makes for them, for the good of the State ; who will proni'JO to help lighten the burden of taxati :i that now oppresses our people. This is plain. And this will bo demanded of ever) ..... w..., ............ |'?<??U" ?'? We have conferred with gentleman high in position upon this subject, and were assured that this point should be most strongly en.bodied in the next platform of the Republic u party. All can aud will uritc, upon a princi ple like this, and work for the welfare of the State, h must Buct.1, and we but echo the drifts of determined mind:-, when wo write it down to-RAV. '1 he man who coir.es hero one year hence, just on the evo of a campaign, and pus himself before the people for an office, will not meet the reception lie might have received in tho past. lie will be requested to go back home. And that, too, by the Republican party. HYMNEAL. M.MHMK1??On the 7th inst., nt the resi dence Of the brides father, by the llev. .1. P. Ilui t, Mr. Thomas I?. LEACH to \\ FRANCES M. PATRICK. Allot Uamborg, K. C. ine Wit In lit KxpaiiKleii TABLE for aale at TV. A. MERONET & CO. ?n'a Select Cotton Seed FOR SALE. ?UftlieU at $2.00 per bushel in quantiea to suit purcbaaera. W. A. EA8TEIILTN, it ' 12 Miles froni Orangeburg. ONE RUGOY AND Also two FINli HORSES at W. A. MERONEV k CO S. m for Guano. ."lU.OO!) IBMLUM !?Wo propose sell in;; a [quantity of our Guanos for Middliag (at 15 eta., delivered at planter's neu: - t, by 1st November next, [so offer the magnificent premium of ?r the best yield from our Guanos, frticulars apply to our nearest Agent, _us for Circular. WILCoX, GIBBS & CO., rs and Dealers in Guunos, Charleston, E8avannah and Augusta, Ga. '18 wee 2m V WANT LIQUORS OF bllowing 0 rudcs: I.K BRANDT. ACH BRANDY. C. CORN WHISKEY, Tory fine. H. " Contmon. K WHISKEY of nil grade* and prices j..\<;i:n ueer. A WATER iu bottles. of ull kinds and quality. YMI'AIONK. Iii VL. I'll BRANDY. W. A. MERONEY & CO. dec 3 , Gin H Notice of Dimissal. ?I |jrT IS UEKEl'.Y GIVKN THAT 1 on the ;;o:h rhiv or Mai :Ii, IK71, LS' ' account with thr Honorable ??Irobutc for Oranjreburg t'ounjy, B Bjfctor of Gjc K?lute of Maj lalon ? B* j. ii. zeigluu. 9 K- ^ Adniinbftrutor. fl Wfi APPLES ml PEACHES, B B at B W. A. MEUOKEY .f; CO. AJAX \\s ox t>. WATCHES, CLOCKS ?... i JE.VELRY Re? ' aired us u:i.ml. WA NTED OLD GOLD, SlLVEl! an;l OLD RVXK HILLS, for w hich he will give the highest I :ash Trie.--. f<b Ix jnn J'5 c ly P.AL. GEISTS a: I N. C. 1 i.< i"t. 1 fi i.- )t (.od nlu n \ B c-i !. iiul. Cull on VV. A. MERO.XEY A CO. Jno~ A. KaniTlt?ii : HAS REt 8IVED A FRESH LOT Or those Cheap and di able (JAgT IRON 1 LOUGHS. Sweeps, Half Shovels, 1 und 6 it.ch Dull Tonguos, &c. Also het [ s for Spring Sowing HLAl K SEK!) OATS. EAHLY ROSE and YELLOW R. EYE PO TATOES. And i? offering for sr.lc W II ANN'S FERTILIZER At Charleston priccsndding Freight for Cash or Approved Aaeoeptanccs. With his tf?ual supply ?>f SELECTED FAMILY FLOUR, GROI ERIES, ic. JOHN A. HAMILTON, .Market Street, fob II ly Y l PS, RAISINS and CANDIES o( iho best kinds W. A. MBRONEY & CO. Notice of Dismissal. VrOTICB is HER ERY GIVEN THAT I will on the lTtli day of March, next, lile rny thnil acaouut with the Honorable ,1 udgo of Probate for Orangeburg County, r.s Administrator of the Kstuto of N. P. Her long, an l itak for Letters of Diamissnl. J. M. Ii RR LONG, fob is -it Administrator. SI UYIVOK8 ASSOCIATION. A MEETING'of the SURVIVORS ASSO TION of Orangeburg District aill buHELD on Februiry 2Jd (WEDNESDAY,) orer the Storo of J \ n.!!! ?-. The Association being no*1 HEGrLAHLY ORGANIZED, (lie Coinmittcjo on Letters fi>r Membership arc ready t<> receive APPLICATIONS, which dnn bo handed in to either of the following gontlomci: Col. A. D. Frederick, Capt. p M. Wantarhaker, Capt. T. C. Albcrgotti, Capt. AL ploTer, Capt, Dibble. A full at lanec refjucstQdi JOHN A. HAMILTON, Ich '^M*mW Sccfy S. A. 0. D. tent CANDLES, KOAP and MATCHES, low down. Cull on W. A. MERONEY & CO, W. A. MERONEY, AUCTIONEER. OFFICE AT EE ITT BROS. OLD STAND Will attend to all Ruainess entrusted to him with Promptness and Dispatch. Satis faction guaranteed to all. fcb-4?3m W. A. MERONEY. C1I(. A IIS. NMOKIXCi A TV ? / CHEWING TOBACCO offered at prices to suit the dull times, l>v wholconlc and Re tail, At W. A. MERONEY k CO. SUCCESSFUL SOUTIIERN ENTERPR1 .SE Of many new Southern enterprises which have Leon undertaken since tho war, none have met with greater or more deserved suc cess than the door, vabh und blind manufac tory of P. P. Toale, in Charleston, S. C. Ry hard work, iudonfitahlc energy and liberal advertising, Mr. Toale hat* in three years outstripped all competition ami established a business which would do credit to any city in the United ?tates. ^^^^^^^^^ The 1'aix KiLi.cn in by universal consent allowed tn have wen l'<?r itscll a reputation unsurpassed in the history of medical j re parations. Its instantaneous effect in t'-e. j eradication '...liio ut i'ain in all its various lot ins incident to the human family, and Iho unsolicited written aud verbal testi mony of the musses in its favor have been, and nre its own best advertisements. The ingredients of the I'ain Kii.i.k.h, being purely Ykoktamlk, render it a perfectly safe ami efficacious remedy taken internally, as we ll as for external up] lications, v b?*n used nccordiug to directions. The stain upon linen froin its use is readily removed by washing with alcohol. This Modicinc, justly celebrated for the cur ? of bo many of the i lllietious incident to thohuniun family, I.as non becu before the public over tiiiiitv vkaks, ami has found itH way into :.lm ?i every corner of the world; and wherever it lias been used, the same ? >j inion is expressed of it* medical proper- j ti-.s. in any attach, where pron.j t action npon the syst ein is required, ti.c Tain Killer is in vniuahle. its nliuost instantaneous effect in llelieving I .tin i> truly wonderful; and nheu usmI pcuoiding to nirectious, itj true to i: ? ?, a PAJlS KIM Kit. 1 he State cl Scntli Carolina-, OHANfiilliUUtj CO! NTY IN TtlK BEB8?0>"8,. ? Notice i.s hereby given thn| a SPECIAL i oi the <:o?:KT*if *:.\:s\:\:At'.-*-\:*-.. , SI'* V.- jtor said, <'<uiiityH> ill ,be hr.ldqtt at ? C.^ir -.j!'^- ,',Y Resses and L'cfoudanla will ntfetiu without furrt'i&i Notice. By ... ierof Hon lt. !? Git All AM, Judge of Fii ??: ( .1 ..... GE0. ROLJVKRi Cit-.-k i?r Circuit C.'tri. Orangiburg, S. ('. Feb. M, 1*7:. JI::re:far y.\iru E-Vbrisn ry Term, 1*7!. I...- W Voj:r, Jocob G Keitt. Henry N Sil II, .'a:. <.- Ri-'own, .lohn C Rowe, Joeoh Kuncli -. SlimlrrcL R I.agan, 1 r F W Vogt, .Min V. iutiingl am, Nathan U? Ciilchtsurc, W -!?v p I'.i yctl, Benjamin l.< \ ad, C'alp Riv- j ine ton; .'? ! i: C Kcimorly, .Joseph W Fan- | ning, Aupu bis Glover, .1 im ?? S Wright, .) K Toi nicr. f K Ki Ror, .If >..: Hmtard. Ttioiuns It S . Hi ry, IV j liam 11 Ular, Daniul DoiifiUsoo. Pun ??;| M Gu'guard, Olirr? Fa rnum, Daniel Sun II?. 'l nvpe. V. Rarton, F \\ Fui Adam t* Rush. E 'I' R L'tnoke, George E Boien. feb 1 3t I State of South Carolina. tion District of Altltcilt< Count}/: WHEREAS, Hon. I!. C. LO.MAX; who, nt the General Flection helil in October. If70. was chosen a Member of the S.-aatc of the State of South Carolina, for the Election District of Abbeville Gounry, to servo the lernt \ii lour years, has leRcesed ; wner as the Const it nCu n of the St ite of South Carolina dircel * that in sin cast ?< a Writ of ^Election shall be issued by the Presi lent of the Senate, for s'..-- purpose of filling the va cancy thus occasioned, for the remainder of the term fsr which t dd member bo dcccised w aS elcct< -I : Now. therefore^ you, and each oTyou, are hereby required, after dec adrertisetm i.r, and with strict regard to all provi.-inp of the Conslirution and laws of nai l State touching your duty in Slioh cn.-c. t<> bold an ELRC T ION FOR A M i: M111'. RA) V TUR 8KNAT1! of the Stnte "f South Carolina, for tho Coun ty of Abbeville, to serve for the romaindur of the term tor which said member, lion. II. 0. I.OMAX, was elected; the Polls to be Opened at I he various places of election, in sail District, oa TUESDAY, I6lh day of Feb ruary, 1871, by the raviot'.s Managern of Election, for those place? reaped iveyt in ac cordance with the provisions of an Act of the Gcncra'.y Assstnbly cnSUled "Ar. Ao! pooviding for the General Flection and tue roauner el conducting tho .sumo,-' approved March 1st, 1S7?>, and this Writ, togctlicr with your return of the election lobe held under it, have before the Senate at its next meeting after the election. ALONZ V .1. RANSIER, President ot the Senate. Attest : J. Woonin rr, Clerk of Senate, kbl if AT THE CORN GREAT INDUcfell OFFERED IN WINTER GOOD] D. LOU IS w SELLING the ABOVE GOODS I? and BELO*i COST. Now is the time to get BARGAINS. -:o: JUST RECEIVED SPRING ooojDa EVERY DESCRIM f.-b 18?ly VERY LOW VO\\ CASH AT D . jfc ? IT AT THE NOTICE TO HOUSEKESHElt V O S "PI ' ! OIRKERY, 2 SALT, Sl'GAl g srcup! NEXT TO TREADWELL'8 HOTEL. ?*. COFFEES, TEAS, CHOICE ? FL OL' FAMILY GROCERIES, h And all ether GOO^Hfu IN a AT ES T 0 SI I T AT.T.! Couic a'ud see i'or yourselves. SS FIRST CLASS AtOrifaT PRICES OREATLm RE?UCED J. GEO. ALSO SEED POTATO IS/ feh 4 It THE LIVERPOOL mmm Iii :?i?: Firs Insiiraiace Company. VA VII Ah -(.O?^ .li,OO0,?O{M:*,?, ? HAS JlhTAl&lSpg'U AN AGENCY IN ORAVGEBIJUG. S. O. Tin Tcr?iH?.r llif* i: .'?/..'- A'VORV OL7> LWGLJSJ/ COMPANY FAIR, .Mi:i the SocurJ'y ii cllpn?, Absolute. :?: to JAMES ( ii.v< t. i.<:\y;v:. ?>?.<: Agwt, Cn?rU?t?3 j;:n 2d ' <* WILHELM TZSODOR HAS TURTfED OVER \SD OFFERS TO THE 1H2J2LIC, AND HOUSE XEF.P aoitnient of I^AMILY C; ROC to h<! It'AT or EQUALED In tlii* MnrW. * 0 1 will t.\>\> dflircx - BOT/TED <:*;T<T AND (runic of FE I ME WHITE NO'.T.. EUN CORN to any F KKT PRICE. NEW CARRJAGE ESTABLISH!'! DO YLE, WILES & 1 T>ERPEGTFUf.LY INFORMS TUE CITIZENS OF OUANUEUUKG \, ibey have purchased tho _ CARRIAGE KIiOPS AND WORKS OF.\?IOS. And are CARRYING ON the C .A U R I A G 15 1* TJ S IIST K S g In *U it* DllANClFKS. Orders loft w ith US will l>c PROMPTLY FIVrfjED. All kinds of REPAIRING NEATI.Y DONE and with DISPATCH/ COFFINS F URN IS IT El) AT SHORT NOTICE. / DOYM,, ViiM'S ?1- a^o., doc 17 c Or?ngot.upjt 8 ?nk Door Df.i.ow W . T. L 1 (? II T F 0 0 T S ' R USSETit F TR EFT, The Subscriber begslcavelo inform his old friends nml the Public generally th.it he ha? jnH opened a frcah anil general as-.-oriincnt o." GROCERIES AND MQ?ORS which he will sell low down fnr Cash. Come one ami all, 1 will >lo my beat to please you and give perfect Mtffftfctron. jau 7~tf JAS. OAN'NON. KOBATK. /ker hath apf u ist rut ion o?T; k?r, 19(6 of l.N THE COl Hf OE Whereas Nat'ia* f. Wanna plied 10 me fur r.tttpra of A the Petitf of W. I.. Wan mi Orangebtnrg' Conny, dccc**C These ?rc Jhivfefc ts w'.i?-i??; ?t??ioni all and singular 4* hindrtd Ad creditors the said icoena A, to b ) atjfr appear b?f< mo at a Court o?pfoUat? f* the said C ty. to beboldcn/nt Oi^ntffurg on tho day of February. 167 '. dLl lf) < clock A. to show eawso J any, tshy lie said Adn {ration should fcot bo pn.ti, Olren under uv band n?d Court, this 11th dav <d 1S70. and ;he ninetv-fi