The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, June 10, 1871, Image 2
THE ORANGEBCJRG NEWS
J. FELDER MEYERS?Editor,
GEORGE Bf L1VEK,
FiSAKClAL AHt> BctlMMI MaxaoER.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 10,1871.
A LIVELY LETTER.
*'01d*ter" Replies to Trial Jus
tice I?olil?Some pretty Plain
Talk.
BranohviUe, Juuo 8th, 1871.
Jiuik* SAcUi?*.?Sir 2!u?h, persona me
not; I will make a Star-chamber matter of
it; if he were,.twenty sir.John Falstsffs, be
shall not *b?*? Robert Shall:-.-.-.- Esq.,
8lender\'~-ni the county of'Oloslci, Justice
Of ponce Mid eorttrh. 7
Shmuw. All, cousin Slender, and cuit
* *rp?Shajctpcart. Merry Wive* of Vfindtpr.
Editor Or any dnag Artest
IVieems that the "cap fits" the poll !
Bo the po//says itself 1 How remarka
ble it verification of the statements, in
toy last letter, is found in the reply to
me, in your last issue ! I stated, in my
last, that "we have a Court dowu here
as is a-Court," and I ask you have we
not;-by the statement of the Court it- j
eelf ? Is it not a Court of Uncommon
Pleas? i Is'it not equal to the Court of
Ssneho Prfggft? En paitant as to the
mkgxilutle of Snncho Panza's Court. The
Court says, in its verification, that "the
"Court of Saucho Panzn is a subject nf
too much magnitudo for my braiu."
Without arrogating to myself the pos
session of the judicial brain of this our
Conrt, I have certainly a sense of humor
sufficient to appreciate tho rich farce of
ingenious justice portrayed, in the Court
whore Saucho believed himself a judge
of mattem grand and mean, and to be
reminded of it by "our" Court. Perhaps
our Conrt here at Branchvillo (which is
so?disani tho Court of Branchville!)
bas read Don Quixote ; perhaps it is his
beck of precedents; perhaps lost in ad
miration of its magnitude, he apcB San.
. cho's Conrt in his own. Perhaps his
idea of its magnitude, is expressed in
tho words ignotam pro magniftco! I
said that our Court down here sits
o'nights, Areopagus-like. The Court
says itself the case of Smothers was tried
on May 8tb, commencing at 7 P. M.
A mistrial ensued and the case was con
tinued until the "ucxt evening, at the
same hour!
I did misstate the verdict. It
- Was "Not Guilty." That was a miss
tatement as to the jury. To them I
apologize; for my esteem for my fellow
citizens named iu the verification ns
composing the jury, is just as great, as
that entertained by tho Court, if not so
i ridiculously aud fawningly expressed.
But all of my statements as to the Court,
, aro certainjy verified by the Court's own
ridiculous detail.
Then as to the trespass case ! How
rny statement of tho process for bringing
parties into Court is verified by the
Court ? It say? : "I sent for him next
dsy, he came"! How touching! Lot
the Court give the rest iu itsowu syntax
which is peculiar, and $uigeneral
"I gave them a preliminary investiga
tion, the papers were partly arranged for
the case, when it suddeuly comes to
light, that she is half sister, or some
other relation of his they looked smil
ingly at each other, and proposed to pay
Two Dollars, hulf of which was puid,
and thoy then departed better fricuds
than ever." %
"What a scene ! In the startling dis
covery of a newly-found and near rela
tive, they smiled a "smile that was child
like and blanri," and enthusiastically
.proposed?what ? A merry making of
friends "that the lost is fouDd"? A
. yell? An embrace? What did they
propose ? 7o pay Tuo Dollarn ! How
extravagant their joy ! More, in their
wild enthusiasm "half" was pail cash to
the Court.' No doubt the Court could
? ? .? -. 1_?I_
?*?yr^?- ------ -o . -
beautiful an episode in the history of
this "Court" ! Do its docket-books
whioh liko its "official acts" are upeu to
.the public view, give a faithful record of
this holy scene ? If so let tho public,
Mr. Editor rush down and read and
melt.! By tho way are tho "official acts"
of this Court like thoso of tbe General
Assembly, to be published ? '
Bui. alas ; to mar, the beauty of this
"oflfcaiaJ act" of the Court's ! Half was
paid cash ' The othor half of. tho vol
usterr roa^c-offerino- to tho Justice of
the Peace; how about that, May it
please the Court ?
Peace offerings must not be by piece"
meal; the Court must have it all, and
the parties aro threatened with impris
onment in the County Jail, if it is not
paid. Does this too appear upon the
open Docket-books?
Do the open Docket-books shew up
tbe case of coat stealing, where no oath
was administered to any body and where
with a mockery of trial a colored man
was sentenced to twenty days in jail ?
Do tho Docket books give the account
of the hricft-to\t ?
We will, however rcserre the account
of this for 6ur next, if this Court wants
to oc further shewn up.
Enough Mr. Editor, appears from the
statement of tho Court itself to show
that' we*bare a "Co?rtl "which I am
free to maintain.
What an unfortunate expression of
this Justice of tho Peaco is that of
"turning things to account"! Has this
Court a precedent book by which ho
turns things to account, or does he do it
by his own ingenuity and tawir vivrttT j
"If, "says this Justice Shallow," I had
adopted the course of many, tho State
would have owed mo thousands,! O'
immaculate Dogbory ! many get thous- j
ends ! but thou hnst but "a little"!
How sad ! How much greater is thy
little thon the thousands of "the many"!
But how plainly this Court saw liow
to turn things to account, and how
nobly it resisted the tempter ? It aays,
"Had I not the power in this case ol
turning it to some account" ? Had he
in this case ? I dont Mr. Editor see
that ho had any such power! If ho
thinks ho has such power, will ho, can
he always thus resist? If he has such
a power or thinks he has how we must
all dread him ! How would he use tho
power ? Perhaps by "robbing Peter to
pay Paul" (Pohl). Perhaps by playing
"Witt/ Pry"! No Mr. Editor, this
question usked with such apparent
coolness and impudence, "Had I not the
power," is enough of itself to condemn
this Court. Perhaps he may some day
discover hin mistake. He has no such
power.
As to the "many" who make "thous
nnds," I suppose the other Trial Justices
in this County are meant. They he
thinks hate the "power" like himself,
and they unlike himself he Rnys have
made "thousauds." Lot th. m speak for
themselves!
Now, Sir, has not this Court made n
rich attempt to reply to the just criti-1
cisin, in which it is my right, as a citi
zen, to indulge? Has he not shown
himself up a genuine Justice. Shallow ?
Dogberry, another type of his kin I,
furnished by the bard of Avon, sighed
that the sexton was not there to write
him down an "ass," but this immaculate
.Justice has written himself down, and
published himself in his County's
Journal, over his own signature in
terms unmistakably plain and irrevoca
ble?a most egregious ass !
His reply is a stupid failure. Instead
of denying my statements he Verifies
them by giving the public the ridicul
ous details of his practice, those very
details corroborating my charges. Iiis
reply exposes not only these details, but
his ignorance, of duty as well as of
grammar. It shows but the''fitting of
tho cap" aud the "wincing" of "the
galled jade" under my criticism, which
appears too well merited to be a jest.
Under his mistaken notions of his
? power to turn things to account," I
would warn him of another tribunal to
which he is answerablo besides that of
public opinion ; and whore, if he cx
crcis.s his supposed "power," he may
meet with a punishmcut severer than
criticism or censure. ^
He concludes his reply by saying,
that "really" "he fears" und that "it
would be a pity to brand" his critic ' a
liar." Ho may well tear and it really
would be a pity for hint to do this.
I cannot say that this Judge Shallow
is a liar, iu his details of his Co^rt
bocauso they confirm my statements
But in his personal allusions I do say,
without fear or pity that he is a "liar."
That is plain enough even for him.
Further, I, like the statements I make,
am not mythical, but substantial and
real, and this Justice Shallow who
whines so at being abused can got my
name by proper application to you. Mr.
Editor, if ho desires satisfaction, other
than that of ngaia publishing himself
an "ass."
OLDSTER.
Proceeditigs of Council.
Oranoeburq C. H., S C..
June 6th, 1871.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, his Honor the Mayor, Alder
meu Pike, Andrew*, Dickson and Olive
ros.
Mioutes of last meeting were read and
confirmed.
The Treasurer reported the amount of
cash received by collection of Town
Taxes for the fiscal year, as fid lows :
On business and real estate, cash re
ceived, $092.51.
Delinbueuis subject to the penalty,
119800.
Resolutions from the Young Americas
tendering to the "Firemen's Hall" as n
place of meeting was read, and after
consideration the Clerk waa instructed to
reply as follow*:
"Council begs to return thanks to the
Young Americas for their liberal and
gratuitous offor iu tho use of tho Fire
men's Hall as a place of meeting, Lut,
having had tendered them montJu affo
th.t use of another Hnii, would respect
fully decline their very kind hospttali
The Committee on Streets reported
communications from Tax Payers r-bout
tlio condition of certain streets, especial
ly of the dilapidated aud dangerous con
dition of the pavements or sidewalks
bordering the premises of Mrs. Mary B.
Troadwell, corner Russell and Broughtoo
Streets.
It wan moved and unanimously adopt
ed that tho Clerk bo instructed to notify
Mrs. Mary B Treadwcll of tho condi
tion of the aidewhlk frontiug her premi
ses, with positive instructions to hare
tho same repaired immediately. That
in the event of a non-compliance, that if
no tangible evidence of ^repairs have
been made, or aro being mado by Mon
day the 12th day of June, 1371, then
the Town Couucil shall publicly adver
tise to tho lowest bid fur Contractors to
repair and put in good condition the
said sidewalk, subject to the approval of
Couucil.
There being no further business, the
Council adjourned.
N. AUSTIN BULL,
Mayor.
E. J. Oi.iveros, Herk.
A CONCERT
(IN All) OF THE PRE SBYTERIAN
CHURCH.)
Will be Given by
T II E CHOI ? ,
Assisted by
THE "OLIO CLUB"
ANI> A FEW A M ATEL' RS,
. at
- STOCKE RS II ALE,
Thnrs.ln)' Ev-nimj, June lf>'/f, 1871
Admission ----- f?<> ti ts.
Tickets may be obtained at all of the
stores Thursday morning. June 15th.
Doors open at 7* o'clock. Concert
cotnmcuccs at 8.
EJ. FELDER, Executor of the WILL of
9 J. II. Folder, gives notice that lie will
on the 10th dny of July next, apply to the
Court of Probate for his Final Discharge as
Executor. June ?th?It)?It
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
IN HEAR OF
PITTIIAWN BAKERY.
ERNST MENTZEL offers his SERVICES j
to the Public ns an EXPERIENCED
BLACKSMITH, FARRIER, &c. All work]
in hie line properly und well done. Ii^ i."
experienced particularly in liorsc Shoeing,
junc 10?tt ERNST METZEL.
GLENN'S SPRINGS,
SPARTANBURG, S. C.
rpHlS DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE
I will he open tor visitors June 1st, 1871.
Being situated in tho Northern part of the
Stnte, in a section remarkable for delightful
climate, beauty and hcalthfnlness. This. to.
gcthcr with the virtues of the Water, makes
it one of the most desirable Watering Places
to be found. The Medicinal Qualities of I
water arc not excelled, (to which ihousnn i;
CAN and WILL TESTIFY.! are n sovereign
remedy for nil Female diseases, all >o*
eases of all long standing, diseases of Ilm
liver, bowels, kidney.* and bladder, chronic
diarrhea, eruptions of the shin, syphilis, i
scrofula, dispepsia, rheumatism, dropsy, .vc. I
Arrangements will be made to nccommo- ,
dn?e a large number of Visitors.
Cloud Music will be in attendance to en- ;
liven the Rail Room. Fancy Rails tilling j
the Season.
Ten Pin Alley. Billiard Saloon and ( roquet j
for the amusement of the Guest
A Livery will be kept ?t moderatechargoa.
Charges per day, 50, per month, j
to according to tbc room*. <"*111 ,y
S-5 to $bn for tue Son?im.
Stnge from Jouesvillc direct to th? Hotel
W. IV FOWLER, Proprietor. i
juno 10 I in I
Sheriff's Sales.
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE
Orangebi'ro County.
Er pari* \ \
Mary Rickenbaker i
In purni.-in.'c of an n d..r io iv.n ]in t ied by
the Honorable Thud. C. Andrews, Judge of
the Probate Court. I will expose to pi.' lie
outcry on a:ileday m July next, at the risk
of ilie former purchaser, the followins tracts
of land, via:
All that plantation or tract ol Inml con
laining 473| acres m?>m or lcs.s, in Edisto
Fork, on Five Mile Branch, bounded by land*
of Jno. En.oterlin, J(.^?i?* Sandlord and the
ract set off as the Homestead.
ALSO
One other traft containing 200 acres, more
or les?, bounded north hit! west by Morgan
Davis and tier., Hughes, sontii ;m 1 east by
Porter Pearson.
Terms?Cash sufficient to pay ?'.ie Do"' i
ana theeostsnnd expenses ol liu .hoi, nun
the balance payable in one and two year-.
Purchaser to give bond tino mortgage, an
pay f?r papers and Mamp:-.
Sheriff:, Office, ) 11 RIGOS.
Orauge? i.rjr C. U.S. C . > ? O. t
June 0, 1871. J
juno10 td
A Great Sacrifice
AT
J. P. HARLE YS
WHO 1? OFFERING HIS *
ENTIRE STOCK
AT
AND UNDER COST!
SOW IS THE TIME FOR BARGAIS&
G< ?MF. ONE COME ALL.
NOTICE
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED Tt) THE
Underrigin-d will please come forwa>rsi
and settle immediately, as I am cou polled
to close up my b??ks.
.1 P II AR LEV
may 27 o ly
TTTAXTE1). - A TEACHER
\y Want Ott in tall County in a healthy
neighborhi'od, about five miles from the
Court House. Apply to
A. M. 8NRLL.
Or to
SEABROOK, BROWN IG ft MEYERS,
junc 3?tf JJ Attorney!! at Law.
NOTICE.
UNITED STATE8 INTKR-NaL R?VENUF.
By virtue- of a warrantof distraint from Yfj\
il. Clout man Esq., Collector of Internal Rev
enue 2d District of South Carolina, X will
sell for cash at public outcry in front of I
Sheriff's office, Oraeif aburg S. C, on Sntur j
dny Juno 21th, 187), at 11 o'clock A. M
All that tract of land with tho buildings
thereon, situated in the Village of Ornngc
burg, and bounds* (row or formerly) by
Lots of Elizabeth Mat-chant, Joseph McN'.v
maru, C. Chaplin 1^-Street.
Levied on for Taxes due by James P.
Mays, to the United Mates.
P. V. DIBBLE, Deputy Collector
Ornngeburg. June 3d. 1871.?10? td
DR. T. BERWICK LEGARE,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Graduate Baltimore College
Dental Surgery.
OFFICE MARKKT-ST. OVKR STORE OF
J. A." HAMILTON,
Respectfully offers his services tr? the
PUBLIC in tho Uracticc of DENTAL SUR
GERY in all its branches. Special attention
will be paid to the PRESERVATION of the
natural teeth ; equal care being exercised in
the construction or ARTIFICIAL SUBSTI
TUTES. All operations guaranteed to give
satisfaction,
Office hours from '.? A. M. to 1:30 P. M.
and from -i to 6 P. .M.
may 'J'.i c ly
AT T. KOHN & BROTHER'S
Great Sacrifice!
OCR WHOLE STOCK OF DRESS
G 0 0 D S
NARKED WAY DOWX
REGARDLESS-OF-COST
The best chunec t hi A Season to l>uy
A sfBcNDID DRESS
And have money enough left to get ?
BEAUffFUL PARASOL,;
and
KID GLOVES
to mutch.
00 TO KOIIN'S
For Cheap Sundowns.
GO TO KOHN'S
For Cheapest Ribbons.
10 TO KOHN'S
For Whit 3 Goods.
GO Tu KOHN'S
For thos: Dollar Skit t.?.
NOTICE.
Dr. CM UU.RS lt. TA II Bit offers his
PROFESSIONAL SERVICKS to thu Citi
zens of Orangeburg and vicinity.
OUiecat thu Drug Store -t 1>: OHvaros.
Residence "Oak Villa," Broughten Street.
may 13 3i
White Piques at nil Figures
\T KOIIN'S
Puffing* for Waists
AT KOIIN'S
Naiiscok Tucking
AT KOHN'S.
Striped and Chcckch Orgnndic.1
AT KOHN'S.
Skeleton <lorai ts
AT KOHN'S,
Rufrlir.gs and Frilling*
AT KOHN'S.
Linen Handkerchiefs
AT KOIIN'S.
L a c a Coll;.!*
AT KOHN'S.
Linen? Collars and Cuffs
AT KOHN'S.
T. KOHN & BEO.1
ARE OFFERING
At Panic Prices
The Largest a:>j Best Selected Stock of
PRESS GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
Ever offered by any one Firm
Thofc desirous of obtaining
EXT RA0RD1N A R V RA RG AIN S
are respectfully requested to call at
T. KOHN & BROTHER,
Kussel 1 .Street.
For Cheap Dross Good* go to
KOHN'S.
For Bargains in Domestic-* go to
KOHN'S.
For Stylish Clothing go to
KOHN'S.
For the Greatest Variety of
Notions go to
KOKN'S.
Notice of Dismis:al.
"VTOj.. i. rH WtUiKni Uli ein lilAi \il>
?? xn the 3d da.- of July next, 1 will File
my Final Account as Administrator of the
' Estate of Pranois M Mdorer, deceased, and
i on tltat day ask for Letters of Dismissal.
JOHN L. MOORER,
iiine 3?4t A it min ist rat or.
The State of South Carolina,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
In tuk Common Pleas.
The State Fx Kelatinnc. 1
Solicitor < ( Bill to
'he Southern Circuit. Perpetuate
Iu re I T es t i m o u y .
Lost Documents, j
Fx Parte ^ Application to Prove
P. H. Kickeubacker. > Lost Deed.
Application having been made, by P. A.
Riokonbacker t> prove tho past existence
loss and contems of a certain Deed of con
veyance from John Rickenbaeker to tbe said
P. H. RiekenblJtSker during his lifo and to
his children affctr hin death, of all that plan
tation or tract of Und in the County and
State aforesaid situated lying and bein ? on
Two Milo Pwnmp water.? of the Nirtli E?isto
River oe-ntaiuing four hundred acres, and
bounded by theRolman's Bridge road, Two
\\l\t gfvamp, J Sandford, and other hinds
of the said .Ino. Riokeubaoker.
In obedience 'o an order in the said case
and on motion of Messrs Knowlton & Bull
Solicitors for applicant it is ordered ; That
all persons who'desire so to do appear and
oross examine the evidence produced nnd
introduce evident <? In reply before me on the
Until day of J nne A. D. 1 ?7 I, at my office
Orangeburg S. C
GBO. BOLIVER,
msr -") hn Special Referee.
SPECIAL
HOUSEKEEPERS.
LEMON SUGAR, a delightful bev
erage, Bpeoiully recommended lor the
sick.
HORSFORD RAKING POWDER,
a fresh supply.
ENGLISH PICKLES and MUS
TARD iu glas?.
ESSENCES and ROSE WATER fur
flavoring.
Canned
LOBSTERS,
SALMON,
and TOMATOES.
FLOUR!
FLOUR 1!
FLOUR!! :
Ihc highest grades of AUGUSTA
FLOUR at the mowt reasonable prices.
Ooods delivered in the Village free of
charge.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
Murket Street,
june3 ly
U. 8. INTERNAL UK VENUE,
Collectors Omca, 2n DISTRICT, S. C.,
Charleston, May 20th, 1?71.
npiIE UNDERSIGNED, COLLECTOR, will
I be in attendance at No. 4S Broad St.,
Charleston and at Orangeburg O. If., until
June liOtli, to receive from residents of the
City of Charleston, St. James' Sautee, St.
James' Goose Creek, St. Thomas and St.
Dennis, St. John*? Berkley, St. John's Collc
ton, St. Andrew's, St. Stephen's, Christ
Church, and County of Orangvburg, to Col
lect Special or License Taxes on Liquor and
Tobacco. Also.T axes on Income, included
in the Annual List for 1S71. I'liloss pay.
meuts arc made as above, the law imposes
additional charges.
WILLIAM It. CLO?TMAN,
Collector.
P. V. DIBBLE, Deputy Collector, over
Store of D. Louis, Orangeburg, S. C.
june 3 ot
DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE
IN
ORANGEBURG COUNTY", So. C.v.,
l or the Year 1870.
LEWLSVILLE.
Win. Canty, 1 I.ot.
AMELIA TOWNSHIP.
Mrs. R. Evorbarl, 8? acres.
John A Mitchell, 100 acres.
Thus Oliver, 1000 Rcrcs.
W N M Rast, 107 acres.
Dr C R Tabor. 1300 acre*.
J. P. TrezvAtit, 1430acres.
W H Wi-... 200acrcm
David V '/.r\/r\rr, 1200 acres.
John J Zeigler, o*> acres.
BRANCIIVILLE TOWNSillP.
Jno C Bruce, 1*1 uev-es*
S C Dukes. 102 ncrt -.
B R A NC H V1LLK V1LLAG E.
F IV Fairy. 1 lot.
W H Basier, 4 > acres.
S O Sidnor, 431} aer?**.
11 V M et /.. 37 t .ice.'.
.1 Ij Walling. Act. 3J.">.
Edward Phillips. 500 acres,
R 11 M Berry. Trustee, s<f> acres.
COW CASTLE TOM NSHIP.
?T A Felder. 71 acres
.1 W S Felde, "".7 acres.
A S Rush, 100 acres.
Wra Summers, 260 ?er.'*.
CAW CAW TOW No III p.
.1 F. L A maker, 3815 acres.
Mrs. S A Culclcnsure, 2-M) sere*.
Mrs. Mary Ann Collins, BO acres.
Peter Hampton, 200 acres.
Mary Ann Inabinett, I">8 acres.
.1 M Kamincr, JH.") acres.
,T R M. irer, I'll acres.
Frederick Ott, ."00 acres,
A <? Senwright, 300 acres.
L Zeigler, 200 acres.
edisto Towssnir.
Thomas Eliey, 207 acres.
W A Enstcrling, 050 acres.
Morgan W Hughes, ISO acres.
Thomas Hughes, 02 ncres.
|soa?- Jenninga, 940 acres.
Wilson Mi nicken, 2'J nerca.
J Meyers. Trustee, 72 ??'i < s
Morgan Sinonko. ">28 acres.
Oeo R Smoake, 527 acres..
J S Tat um, 600 acres.
F.LI /. A B ET 11 TO W N SHIP.
W Cbavia and Wife, 400 acres.
.1 J Douglas and Wife, 172 ncres.
G A Furtick, 200 acres.
Lewis Goodwin, 262 acres.
Est B F Qolsen, 39 ncres,
John Hoffman, 60 acres.
K-/iah Hoffman. 20.HM> an<s.
D It Knitiht. Agt, 023 acres.
F Livingston, Agt, 4tK> acre's.
F Livingston, Ounrdian, 600 acres.
E.*t Samuel Pearson, rO acres.
Simon Redmond, 200 acres*
M A Williams. 150 acres.
N E W Sistrunk, Guardian, 900 acres.
GOOPRVS TOWNSHIP.
J C Edwards. OftO ncres.
Jim Kenuady, 00 acres.
M J Mctirew, 321 acres.
GOODLAND TOWNSHIP
John W Brondie, ISO acres.
Joseph W Carlen, 24 ncres
Phillip A Cbavis, Agt, 140 acres.
Martha Gardner, 440 acres.
John Gardner, 1*>1 acres.
8 J Hcthington, 100 ncres.
Isaac HethingtoVi, 03 seres.
E J HuUe, 74 acres.
Narham A Keadle, 70 acres.
Martha N Phillips, 12Sacrcs.
Jno M Porter, 172 ncres.
Allen Porter, 700 acres.
Daniel A Porter, 853 acres.
Daniel A Porter, Agt, 200 acres.
Levi K Williams, 126 acres.
James W Voting, 66 acres.
HEBRON TOWNSHl".
Josf ph Charts, 125 acres.
Raehiel W Carson. 426 acres.
Gideon Hutto, 400 acres.
Martha A Jcrnegan, 100 acres.
JRD noire, 205 iorc*.
James B Ton, 490 acres.
LYONS TOWNSHIP. K
George Gates, 435 afjros^, aT tu
I) N Hungei piler, GO acres
T K Ilickenbaker, 05 acres
Mux Wngner, '2 Buildings
LIBERTY T0WN8HIP.
D R Barton, Agt, 1000 ncres
Mary A Bair, 70 acre*.
D B Barton, Guardian, 2407 acres.
Khcdrach II Bair, 140 acres.
James II Cherry, 50 acres.
Jessie L Peurson, 100 acres.
Washington Bobinson, Trustee, 50acres.
1!. Miller, 374 acres.
Alonza Milton, 8?4 acres.
MIDLE TOW NBA I P.
.! M Daiiteier.'Agr. HO *cr<<*.
J It Hunter. 104 neres.
J D Iuabinct. '210 acre*, j
A W Mille r. :JIK) acres. ,
'1 'f1 t*tt!? "V ? 1J. , 7?f 'i'J*i *l i
Quitilin Mboror. 114 acres.
WesleyRHcy, 150 acres.
Robert Thomas, 4"? acres.
Edward Wright, 45 acres.
NEW HOPE TOWNSHIP.
K J Paster. 248 acres.
S F Baxter, 258 acres.
.1 L Quattlcbautn, 383 acres
Gabriel Half. 80 acres.
Edward Stalcy, 5 Building?.
Peter Shuler, 51 acres.
A Thew, 243 acres.
Ephram Utsvy, 11)4 ncres.
ORANGE TOWNSHIP.
It D Beach, Batata, ft*?0 acres.
Geo Coulter, 1 town lot.
R Coulter, 1 town lot.
C Chaplin 1 t own lot.
Jno W bantzlcf, i88t) acres.
Mis* Mary Klmey. 1 10 neves.
Sophia A Glover, 275 acre*.
Samuel JI Moore. 100 acres.
Isabella Mays. 1 town lot.
ThosOliver, one town lot.
Thos Oliver, 10 ncres.
A P AlhriKcr; agent, 73 acres.
Estate A A Stroman, 800 acres.
L Hansom Smith, 8G0 acres.
P A Salvo. 1 town lot.- ?
C II Stocker, 1 town lot.
J R Toomer, 1 town lot.
Charles F Bonnelt, I lot.
M L Neuffer, 1 lot.
Pharah Kohinson, 1 lot.
POPLAR TOWNSHIP.
CufTee Lewis. 50 acros.
Ann C Tindall, 31*84 acr-ia.
PROVIDENCE TOWN SHIP.
Robin Avinger, 10 acres.
I>. M. Bucket, 100 acres.
Jacob Conner, 8GO acre*.
l> W Evans, 1300 acres.
L R Evans, 350 acros.
d T Griffin. S?5 ncr. s.
Irene Hart, 300 acres.
Estate I> !. Mooror. 490 acres.
B F Purler, 9.04 acr s.
Mary Pritchcr, 58 acres.
S D Shuler. 1 12 acres.
H I. Shuler, 241 acre*.
.1 H Shnl?r, 59 acres.
Laura Shu'c-.-. "io2 nerc.-..
K A SnVitil; 8fWi sores.
?; W Thompson. 100 acres.
.1 S:.ul.?.l*ury. '?'< I acres.
ROCKY C-ltoV.: TOW NSP.71*.
l aniid Cooper, 110 ncr^s.
F W Funning. 1 TOO acre*.
Nancy Jcrnigan, 2^ acres.
P Knight, 195 acre*.
Claudio O'Dowd, 170 acr??.
TABERNACLE TOWNSJlLp.
Mar'ha Stephenaon, 72 acres.
V. . R. Smith. 100 nere?.
PINF GCOVE TOWNSHIP.
Perry A maker, 150 aorcs.
Sambo Gideon. 50 ncres,
Estate F. M llaiglcr, 300 ncres.
I>r A K Tn?>?r. 4500 acres.
W 8 Bull. 21HK) acres.
Samuel M Kemmarlin, Agent. 332 ncro?.
W Keller, 2450 acres.
Edward Paulllag, 150 acres.
Capers V Reed, 140acres.
Adam M Stone, 81 ncres.
Estate Elizabeth Wyles, 50 ncres.
Henry Wyles, 50 acres.
W Wyles, 50 acres.
.Tames L Wyles, 59 acres.
UN.ON rOWNSHTP:
Win Dickson, 23 aces.
G W Kittrcll, 030 acres.
G S McMlohael, 230 acres.
R V McMichacl, 380 acres.
J D Palmer. 355 acres.
D B Price, Agent. 800 acres.
.John C R?wo, 500 acres.
K C Valentine, 850 acres.
B W Wiles, 120tJ acres. <
VANCE'S TOWNSHIP.
E L Pnntzler, 4?9 acres.
? n r?Bn?l?r. 239 acres.
A P Dnntzlcr, Agent, 222 ^res.
Daniel Flood, 1435 ncres.
Isa E Mart, 24U acres.
J .! Snabir.ft, 34! seres
Francis Jones. S33 acres.
Benj C Jones, 100 acres.
W C Norrie, 400 acres.
Catherine. Shuler, 500 acres.
Owen Shnp?r, 200 ncres.
F L T?te. uuO nrres.
J II P Tato, 850 ncrr?.
Efitate A S Tato. 2200 acre*.
Allen P Taylor, 40 ncres.
T L Whitsell, 150 ncres.
WILLOW TOWNSHIP.
Mary Argoe, 8?0 acres.
J D Brown, 103 ncres.
Caleb Bowen. 50 acres.
CC Cooper, Adm'r, 1320 acres.
E H Bowling, 500 acres.
Jr.coh Dooly. 250 acres.
James R Davis, 70 acres.
Jerry Edwards, 120 acres.
Thos F Kennerly, HGG acres.
Jacob Fogle, 400 acres.
T E Fogle, 142 ncrea,
Estate! V Eicken, 25*0 acres.
FG Gregory, 151 acres.
Jacob Hidrich. 400 acres.
Jacob II Hair, 100 acres.
Elizabeth Jennings, H300 ncres.
Jolm T Jennings, 100 acre-.
? * Jatucj D Joucs, 800 acres.
? ??nijipiii* Ii?.. .??i ?i i ?i_m
?>*Y$d -Tf *~>*'; 200 narei.
?Geo W Kittrell, 106 ?er*?
W B ISIatbeny, 100 .-.ere*.
^rclWr Rodgora & Co, vlOO- Cef???
^au?a W Reed, 300 acres. ,\,
Ezra Snellgrors, M acres,
8 ft'Sawyer, 400 r.ere*.
Jacob St rowan, 600 acres'/
J C Stevenson. 197 acres.
C Q Nfcavens, 626 acres.
Mansford Staurt, 300 acres'/
Mary R Tyler, 840 acres.
Barrttet t Tyler, -490/. acjtatv f < > f
Frances Thirkill, 168 acres.
John T Williamson, tFO acre*.
Robert Washington, .200 acre*f , -
George YortW^rti/, ! /
ZION TOWN8HIP.
John Murphy, 200.acres.
IV N Mount, 76(>eorC8i , ;
Ann K 1'ooacr. 173 acrcy .
Ann E PooseT,' Adta'i,4&>44Mk} { >
Sitrah K R?wo, 400 >?cr?? Ai'A
Henry L Smoak, 65 a<rcs.
Notice is hereby given that \4t^M^
the several Parcels, Lota and parts of Lots'
of Real Etlato described in the pre
ceding List, or bo much thereof as will be'
necessary to pay tho taxes, penalties and as
sessment* charged tberaoo, eriilba sobs by
the Treasurer of Orangeburg Couhty, So,
Ca., at hin Office in said Cotthfy, on the 2d'
Tuesday (13tK) of June, A.B. 1071, unlcsa
?ni.t Taxes. Assessment and Penalties be
paid bo fore that time. And such, sale ahall
bo continued from day to day until, all of
suid Parcels, Lots- and parts of Lots,, of Real'
Estate shall be sold or offered'for sale.
CHAS. S. BELL.
" County Audit or;
June 1st, A. D. 1871.?3?2t
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY SCHOOL COMMIS
SIONER.
OoA.\or.ni;so Cocstt, 8. Or
. . f t'\ > - - : ? '?'.['.? tu
June 1st, 1R71.
To each or the CLERKS of the BOARD*
of SCHOOL TRUSTEES in the Varioua
School Districts of Orangeburg County you
arc hereby instruoted lo CA LI. a MLF/l'lNC
of the Legal Votcra of .ypur rcspeqtirc
School Districts on Saturday ^tiuA'Tlth,.
1871. at 12 o'clock M.
Notice of tho time nnd place-bf such meet
ing to be given by the Clerk of the JSonrd of
Trustees by pouting written or printed no
tices in three (?!)? public.placea of the School
IDistrict at least ten (10) days before said
meeting. Your special attention is invited
to the following extracts from an Act to
amend an Act entitled -*An Act to eetablUh
nnd maintain a system of Free Common
Schools for the State of South Carolina," op
proved March Oth. 1871 :
Src. XXIX. The t ouuty Treasurer shnil
pay over nil mon<-\s by him received, which
mall bare been as e s db\ rirtu > ? f tka-rnto
ofany District meeting ns i.crc<nnlier pro?
?vidod lor. 'in tuc'Cootrty i n^w Id *fc*TT*am ???>*- ?
trict is .'uatcd, on 'ho order of tho Clerk of
tho Boar 1 of Trustees of said District, couu
teKtgm-d by iitv County' Selfoifl IftfttmisVionj
i r. to be used for. the pur? ose directed by
j the District meeting ao held.- Said money
ahall ho assessed and col looted at 4h? -time,
j and in the manner that County tuxes avu
i .issc.-scd and e dieted : nnd if tbe Inhabitant*
j of any School District, fit their anowal Dis
trict meeting, shall fail to provide for the
raising of such lax. then file .County School
Commissioners of the Cbuufy if'T which such
District is situated, ahall be required to
withhold from said District that part of the
State appropriation derived fronr the reve
nue of the State, and to apportion nnd dia
tribute the aatue to the other Districts of the
County which hava complied with the r?
quirments of this Act: Provided,. That in
School Districts where there arc less- than
one hunered children between the agea of
six and sixteen, the inhabitants may raise
such a sum, per child, as will Ha sufficient
to maintain their schools.
Sec. L. The following persons ahall be
entitled to vote at any District mectin?r. riz:
All persons possessing :ho qualification of
electors, as defined by the Constitution of
this State, and'who ahall be restidents of tho
District at the time of offering to vote at said
meeting.
Sec T.I. The inhabitants qualified to at a
school meeting, lawfully assembled, shall'
^havc pov. cr:
1st. To appoint a Chairman to preside
over said meeting. *? ? ' . t?
i 2d. To adjourn frnm time to time.
3d. To oboose a Clerk, who shall pofeess
the qualification of a voter.
4th. To raise by tax, in rddition to the
amount apportioned by tho State to thoir
use. such furl her sums of money as they may
deem proper for the support of public schools,
..;,1 ....v. ,n KA tnniw liiar?, th?pe dollars
for every child in tho District between the
ages of siv and sixteen, as nscerteined by the
last enumeration ; said sum to be collected'
by th.- Conrady Treaauxfoori and1 to be held by
him subject to the order of the Trustees,
j countersigned by the County Sohool Cora?
missioner, such sums of money to be used ns
I shall be agreed upon at the meeting,, either
for the pay of teachers' salary or to purchsse
j or lease sites'^r school houses-, to build,.
I hire or purchase auch.school bvunes, to keep
them in repair, nnd furnish the same with
necessary fuel oud nppendttges; or to fur
nish black boards, outline trtnpa Snrl npparn
tnsfor illustrating the principles of science,
or to ilischarge any debts or liabilities law
fully incurred.
?th. To give such direction and make such,
provisions as utay be deemed nccessnry, in
relation to the y>roscrution or defence of any
suit or proceeding in which !ho District may
be a parry. 1 ' ? * M ?1 ** ?t* *. 1
6th. To nuthorisethe Ooanl of Trustees to
build Softool Ucuaes, or to roat the miiuc ; to
sell any school house sito, or other property
belonging to the KNtriet, When the same
shall no longer be needful for ffe? use of tho
District. ^
7th. To alter or rtspcalAlleir^rlrdcecdiiigs,.
from time to time, as occasion may require,
and to do any other business contemplated in?
Ods Act F.. K CAW,
june 3?4t S. C." O. C.