THE QRANGEBlTRG NEWS
J. FELDER MEYERS?Editob,
GEORCiE BOHVER,
7JXAXCIAL AND BUSINK88 MaNAGEB.
SATURDAY, NOV. 25,1871.
Every article for tho Orakukburq News
must he accompanied by the real nmno of
the author-not necessarily for publica
tion, but aa a guarantee of good faith on tho
part of tho writer.
Repudiation.
Tho Charleston papers sre still harp
ing upon repudiation. Let the readers
vf llioso sheets reconcile themselves to
's*their peculiar notions, for it is thoir
custom to play upon one striug until
it is worn completely out. Perhaps n
new subject will present itself after
awhile. For their reader' sako we'hope
bo, at any rato.
Newspaper Enlargement.
The Columbia Phoenix has been en
larged, aad oontaius a deal mofo news,
editorial and otherwise, than it did
while subject to its chronic relapses.
Col. J. P. Thomas has assumed entire
control of the editorial columns of the
Phoenix, and we predict for that journal
a career moro brilliant than could have
been its boast since its rise from the
Shermanic ashes of Columbia.
The State Debt,
The Columbia Union a? Yestorday pub
lishes an exhibit of tho State debt, certi
fied toby Judge Jus. L. Orr, J. D. Pope,
Esq., J. G. Brcnizer, Esq., Cashier of
the Central National Rank, aud J. M.
Baxter, Esq., of Newberry, showing the
'entire indebtedness of tho State to be
only $12,013,908.08.
What will the Courier and the unsta
ble Neics preach now F Will they ques
tion the voracity of Messrs. Orr, Pope,
Brenizer and Baxter ? We await to sec.
Wanted.
To find tho constitutional provision
that provides for tho issuing of an in
junction by the courts agaiust the Leg
islature, restraining that body from on
?Cting certain laws. A daily', published
at one cf the loading oitios of the State,
suggests such a remedy against our
financial troubles. For tho sake of the
legal fraternity of South Carolina, wo
will omit to. mention the journal's name,
for we believe that the author of the
idea is a lawyer.
?'And nfcrilhough li<e assume a part
For which no talnnts they possess;
Yet wondar that, with all their art,
They meet no better with success."
The Columbia Union.
? tjti ? ?
This estoonied contemporary came to
us a few days ago with a new and beau
tiful heading.' Established only a year
ago, the Union has attained that nicht
in tho temple of fame of honorable aud
energetic journalisMi, for which many
have labored a decado iu vain. The
Union is Bopublican in politics, but its
columns, like those of our own journal,
have never been used as a medium
through which our people could be mis
represented. Although vilely assaulted
on all sides by its intolerant contempor
aries, it has never shirked what its
editor conceived to bu his duty to pro
gress, to the cause id* liberty, ami to
God. Its editor, Mr. L. C. Carpenter,
we know nerannellw ??.? -.
ever conduct his journal in the fu
ture as in the pasi?on the side of eter
nal justice to all men. We wish
our contemporary abundant success.
Tue Bright Side View.
The National Administration, with
few exceptions, seems to us to bo doing
very well just now. Socretary Uout
wcll's last monthly statement shows n
decroase in the public debt of nearly
nine million* during October. When
wc consider that eighty millions of dol
lars have been stricken oil' from the
annual taxation and that business is not
particularly flourishing at present, this
exhibit cannot but bo regarded as a con
clusive proof of the honesty and judi
cious economy with which the national
finances aro managed. The prompti
tude too, with which alleged defaulters
are overhauled, no mat er what may
have been their standing in the Bcpub- i
lioau party, teaches the samo thing. At
the satno time tho power of the govern
ment is being especially directed to
other ends besides this of successful
financiering. The application of a just
legal prossuro to tho obliquities of Mor
mondom, too long overlooked which
promises to annibilato that nuisance
root nud branch, and tho inauguration
of an equitable, humane Indian policy,
arc among the things now engaging the
active attcution of President Graut and
his official coadjutors.
Tho question is whether our Southern
pcopio, as we go along, have not somo
thing to say in regard to theso efforts of
the administration to faithfully wield its
power in behalf peace and law, and in
tho security of a common lore and pros
perity throughout the nation? We can
greatly encourago and strengthen every
effort that looks forward to a better state
of things, or wo can set them back. It
must be remembered that every victory
aroascs nnd stimulates those who are
battling for the full return of concord
and prosperity in the land. Every kind
word, from the South is a stimulus for
good to our public servants, and a lift in
the direction of right measures. Mr.
Boutwell ana the Chairman of the Son
ate Finance Committee luvo shown n
willingness to take off at luast thirty
millions from the present taxation. It
is statca* also that tho President is con
templating the recommendation to Con
gress of a plan for gathering tho labor
statistics of tho whole nalion, suggested
probably, by the present unsettled condi
tion of that branch of our affairs at the
South. Wo believe that it is an excel
lent idea, ..nd if so, deserves and should
receive the popular encouragement.
It is easy enough to say that, with re
spect to all theso matters, the adminis
tration ought to attend to its duties
without tho least regard to the demon
strations of the people. It might de
termine to do so. especially as "Mr.
Grant," according to his wife's account,
"is a very obstinate man;" but every
one knows the difference of going with
aud struggling against the tidc# Be
sides, the President in proclaiming in
advance, that ho should have no policy
to enforce contrary to tho'will of tho
people, made therein a special appeal to.
have that will made known to him.
However true it may bo with other
States, let South Carolina take pride in
testifying her endorsement of till the
good features of the administration, and
her desire to tee it become better iu the
future.
There arc many things connected
with the administration that we would
have had otherwise bad it been in our
power. Hut we cannot always have af
fairs to turn upon our own wishes or
inclinations. ^To are. ever opposod to
that power whiuh allows tho suspension
of tho writ of habeas corpus in times of
peaoe. We believe it is contrary to the
spirit of our institutions; but, still, we
are disposed to beat down all ovil ten
dencies in th. national administration
by appealing to tho good people of our
section to cease the bitter opposition
which has characterized their feelings
and actions iu reference to General
Grant. We shall hope for bettor times,
while wc still appeal to our loved South
ein brothers, to cease their opposition
and acquiosce in that which they are
powerless to recall.
HYMENEAL.
M.\Rninn?On the 8d of November, 1871.
at the residence of the bride's lather, by
the Rev. J. W. M. Cliumsoirin, PHILIP
RICH, Of Charleston, S. ('., to JENNIE,
eldest daughter of M. Rich, Esq., of Or
angoburg, S. C.
OBITUARY.
Dif.d?-At Orangeburg, S. 0., on the SMRli
of October, FLO It ENG K OLA RH, infant
daughtor <>f Mr. nnd .Mrs. Qeo. W. Sturgeon,
aged thru* weeks.
JISI OF LETTERS Rcmain
j intf in the Orangeburg Post Otlicc to
October 'Jlrft, 187 I.
A,?Bykus Adsin.
1$.?Isaac Holton
(1. ? Mary Ooodwyn,Christian (li ven.
K.?Itev N Keilt 2, Itov I: Krebs.
M.?lohn MoCord, Daniel Minor.
II.?H K Ramdall, .
K.?ll T Shuler, W D Sohoonborg, E C
Shulcr, Dr Henry Sally, ltov.1 A Kegler.
T.?Annie- Thompson, llovJ W Taylor,
John li \N ilsoti.
Porsons calling Tor (lie above loiters will
please say (hoy arc Advertised.
P. 1)i:M A RS, P. M.
1OST?On Saturday I?mI a
A BLACK MOHOCO POCKET BOOK OF
no use but to tho owner. A liberal reward
will bo given, if loft at the store of Messrs
Win. M, Sain & Co., or to
c .i SASPORT.VS,
NOW IS YOUIl TIME
rj?o buy; cheap groceries from
E. EZEKIEL,
Who hasjust recoived a LA ROE STOCK of
COFFEE
SUGAR.
MOLASSES.
BACON.
LARD.
CHEESE.
salt, &c, &c.
Also u flue Selection of
guns.
POWDER FLASKS.
SHOT POUCHES.
WADS.
CAPS.
&c, &c.
Will always keep on hand n good assort
ment of F16l>ITS.
W A N T E D
10,000 bushels ROUGH RICK.
1,000 bushels COW PEAS,
for which ho will give HIGHER PRICES
than can be had elsewhere.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c.
repaired as usual.
uov 2? ly
NOTICE.
IN OBEDIENCE To AN ORDER OF
Judge Graham, all persona having do
mands against William R. Trcadwcll, deceas*
od, will present and prove the Baino before
the undersigned, on or boforo tlio first duy
of December next, or Le debarred payment.
MOKT 1MOR GLOVER,
Spocial Referee,
nov 23 It
Attractive Sale.
WILL HE SOLI) ON SATURDAY THE
9th day of December next, at my place, in
the fork of Edisto, near the plantation of
t'apt. J. T. Jennings, the following proper
ty :
10 head Cuttle, 'Jo head Hogs, 2good Hor
ses, 1 Mule, 1 two horse Wagon, 500 bushels
Corn, ulxmt 0,090 Iba Fodder, Blacksmith,
Carpenter and plantation Tools, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, 1 Loom, 1 Rice
Thresher, &C. Terms cash.
G. W. LYNCH.
nov 2? 21
01TKICIA."JL,.
Omen <ii At niTon of State, "1
t .o.i Mima. S. C, November 10, 1 ST 1. J
!^ It bavin); been reported in some of t lie
papers in this State, that a promise had
been made by hi* Excellency Governor R.
K. Scott, to the Into Taj-Payers' Coim-ntioi
to ext.?ml the time for tau collection of tuxes
for 1871, I wouhLfay, nnd for the informa
tion of all concerned, and for the purpose
of doing away w ith any ill elici t w hich auch
a report might induce, and at the sumo time
to leave no excuse for non-payment at the
proper time, that, in conference with his
has been ascribed to him.
His Excellency informs me thai the Tax
Payers' Convention who waited upon him
in reference to mattere relating to the col
lection of taxes, after a discussion of the
subject, decided that November way the pro
per time for the collect?, n of tax.is in the
upper Counties; but that in thoso Counties
where son island cottou is grown, payment
could not bo raado until March, without
saevifloe,
His Excellency, thoroforc, agreed to u
pend the collection faotn thoso upon the sea
board until that time, where they were
unable to pay sooner,
Persona desiring to avnil thomsolvca of
tho benefits of this promise \*ill be required
to flic a petition with the County Auditor
previous to the timo at which the penalty
attaches, accompanied by affidavits thai re
turns from crops had not been received;
aucli petitions will be considered.
Tho pttblio will, therefore, plaoo no reli
ance upon the report reforrid to, as I am
assure! by hi-* Excellency that no exten
sions of time, other than those mentioned,
will be granted^.
The oollcctioD of taxes for ihi* fiscal year
will commence on tho-20tIi instant, and con
tinue until the 16th of January next; uftur
which time, the penalties proscribod by law
will attach, and be strictly enforced.
County Treasurers will proceed at once to
enforce tho collection of nil delinquent
taxes for previous years.
EDWIN F. GARY.
State Auditor.
A
NOTII1-136 Lot of I au< y and
dark 0ASS1MKRS at
P. S. FELDER & i OO.'S
DR. E. J. OLIVEROS,
No. 100 limsell Street,
OIlAXGHItUKtt. So. Ca.
UKALKtt IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
I mo in-;, coups, buncy iimr e*. Tooth
Brushes, Perfumery and Fancy
Toilnt Articles,
TrtiHHCM sttt?I Slioiilrfcr-liruccft,
GRASS ,v GARDEN SEEDS,
lettre 111ins and Liquor? for Medical
J 'urjjoses.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye
Stuffs.
Letter-Paper, Pens, Ink. Envelopes, Gin.-*,
Putty. Carbon Oil, Lamps and
Chimneys.
?-;>* Physicians" Prescriptions Accurately
Compounded.
nov IS |y
"^000 ,{,,w,l4'ls at4<'1' wanted
V. S. FELDER ? C<?.
nov is oel I I 0m
NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
On.VXOKDORfl COI N'TV, S. ('.,
November ltd, 1*71.
All persons indebted to this Office for pur
chasing Rooks, will please make Settlement
to tho Undersigned at the Ollicc of Sohool
Commissioner on or before Nov. 80th, 1S71.
E. I. CAIN,
School Commissioner, O. C.
nov I "'>t
W. H. SAIN & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS & BROKERS.
AUCTION overy SATURDAY and BALE
DAY in each month.
ARTICLES received and Stored clear of
Expenses, and advances n)ado on same.
The State of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
I hereby certify that i purchased from
MESSRS W; til SAIN St CO., one of COL
BURN'S PATENT RED JACKET AXES,
and a ft.-1 two weeks constant use in all
kinds of wood, I pronounce it superior to
any other kind of AXES i have ever tried }
or used. Thi? AXE outs well, is endurable,
nnd hard to break. To thoso iu want of a
good AXE, i highly recommend "COL
BURN'S PATENT RED JACKET."
B. P. THOMPSON.
November 22d, 1871.
The GENUINE RED JACKET AXE is
seid in Orangeburg only by
W. M. SAIN & CO.
New Buckwheat
just RECEIVED.
TO STOCK BUYERS!!!
We h ivk O^i Jtt^hOT, ()F FIXK
Saddle and Buggy Horses.
ALSO
Bit OKE AND ?XBROKE MULES
Which we m e offering very LOW.
For sale nt our SALES STABLES.
WM. M. SAIN & CO.
WM. M. SAIN & 00.
Also have for Sale
SWEET BUTTER
CHEESE,
MA CCA RON I,
COD FISH,
PICKLED SALMON
(?M?NS.
HUSH POTATOES,
NEW FLOUR
LEMON CRACKERS
BUTTER CRACKERS
WATER CRACKERS
SUGAR ' BACKERS
SODA CRACKERS
LEMONS
I VIC A ALMONDS
PALM NUTS
ENGLISH WALNUTS
SICILY FILBKItTS
I RAISINS
FRENCH CANDIES
ASSORTED CAN DIES
J I.I.LI KS
CHOW CHOW
PICCALILLA
SUGAR CURED HAMS
BACON
LA KD
SUGARS
of all grade-.
COFFEE
* Cheap
SARDINES
OYSTERS
LOBSTERS
LIQUORS
of all grade-.
SPICES
PEPPER
T( tllACCO"
SEGA RS
PIPES
CANDLES
STARCH ;
SOAPS
til prices.
SYRUP
SYRUP
for f>J> eents.
SICKLES
TU lit*
BUCKETS
\.c, 6\c, &c, tie,,
Ami everything else
kept in n first class Fam
ily Grocery Store.
SAIN & CO.
Corner Market and Main Streets,
Orangeburg, 8. C.
sept 1? may 27 e ly
E
. 1 1 . _' x U." 1
to be hud ut
P. S. FELDER & CO.'S
NOTICE.
H. B. Rico Ex'r of Will of J. C. Weck? vs
Jtiby WeekM anil others.
Notice is hereby, given to the Creditors of
Joseph C. Weeks, to provo their demands
before me on or before the eighteenth day of
January n?xt. ut Orangcburg Q, jf.
J. F. IZLAR, Referee.
Nov. 10th, 1871.?18?It cow
B
L.KK Velveteen*, and white
black ALPACAS, all grdes at
P. S. FELDER & CO.'S
United States Marshal s
Sale.
W. H. Wesson, \ U. S. Circuit
vs V Court Deoroo in
Jubob E. L, A maker. J Foreclosure.
By virtue of the Decree of the Haid Court,
will bo sold at Charleston on the 14th De
cember next, at 11 o'clock.
That vulunble Plantation in Orangoburg
County, situate on S. C. lCii.il Pond, in Sad
ler's Swamp, and formerly the Residence of
Adam A maker, beuudcd north on lands of
Aniaker, east by lands of J. D. KeRt and J.
W. Dantzler, ?outli by lands of J. F. Rtley
and Estate of L. Smoke, and west by lands
of Dr. J. Smoke, Mrs. St nicy and Cupt*. D.
Staek.
Terms?One-third cash, balance in one
and two years, with interest from date, pay
able annually, secured by bond ami mort
gage of said plantation. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps.
LEWIS F~ JOHNSON,
U. S. Marshal,
nov 18 'It
II
IG II F.ST NurkH PRICE
paid for ORIAN at
P. S. EELDEE & CO.'S
SHIBBOLETH LODGE No.. 28,
A.*. F.\ M.\
A Regular Coininunioation of this Lodgo
will bo held on TUESDAY the 1th of De
cember next. An ELECTION Tor OFFI
CERS for the ensuing year will be had ;
and business of importance transacted.
Members will take due- notice and govern
themsclvs accordingly.
W. J. DaTREVILLE,
nov 1 1 Secretary.
I><><>.US TO LET.
Y, Apply to
P. S. FELDER & CO.'S
NOTICE.
ESTATE JAMES A. PARLER.
We wiit H'dl at Ptvblio Outcry, at the resi
dence of the late Jas. A. Parier, for cash,
all the Person il Property belonging to Bald
Estate, on the 12'Jtli Jay of November, 1871.
W. R. PARLER,
J. 1!. SINOLETARV,
nov 4?41 Kxccutora.
Splendid \\ \< ;<>\ a u ?1
j\ harness i ? ? ?. ? n low.
Apply to p.' s. FELDER & CO.
NOTICE.
Session of the Legislature, the County Com !
? ? * !
uussjoncrs of Orangcburg County, and the j
Town Council, of the Town of Orangoburg. i
will apply for have to OPEN A NEW j
STREET in extension of Amelia Street to
the S. C. Railroad.
November \<\ 1871. ? t if
TAX NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, thai ?Im Office
of I ounty Treasurer foi Orangcburg Colin?
ty. S. t'.. will be open for the Collection of
State. County and School Taxes for the year
1871, on the Twentieth ^'J<>.'.'.) day of Xoventber
A l>. 1871, and will continue open for the
Collection of the .'aid Taxes, until the Fif
teenth (loth) do>/of January A. D. 1S7?. af
ter which date a PENALTY OF TWENTY
(20) PER CENT WILL RE ADDED TO
THE TAX.
The tola! rate per centum for Slate pur
poses is Seven (7) Mills on a dollar, and the
percent urn for General County Purposes is
three (51) Mills en a dollar upon all the Real
and Personal Property id' each Tax Payer.
In addition to the above, one (1) Mill upon
a dollar upon all the Roal and Personal Pro
perty of each Tax Payer, has been levied in
comforiuity to an Act entitled '.'Alt Act to
Empower Attthorin und Require the County
Commissioner* of Orangeburg County to Build
a liridge Across the Xorth Edisto Hirer, and
Establish a lload therefrom to the Town of
Uranchvtlle. Approved March 1?. 1871."
And at School Meetings h.ll in the va
rious School Districts of the County of Or
angcburg in conformity to Section ?l of an
Act entitled "An Ast to Amend an Act entitled
An Act !?> Establish and Maintain n System of
tree Common Schools, ,yc." Approved March
io<l. ItiO rates inr Sch?ll Purposes
were fixed at follows, to wit -.
In District uutabcr one (Vanoos), one
eighth (I) of one mill on a dollar; tlistric
No -) (Amelia) two mills on a dollar; district
No ?"> (I rovidenco), three per centum on the
genorai tax ; district No U (Middle), one-half
mill m? a dollar; dint riot No ID (Orange),
one-half mill on a dollar: district No 18
i New Hope), one-hall mill on a dollar; dis
trict No l? (Edisto), one ami three-fourths
mills on ? dollar: district No hi (Union),
two mills on a dollar; district No 10 (Liber
ty i. one mill on a dollar: district No l2(>
(UoodhiU'i), one mill on a dollar, ami dis
iricl No (Hebron), one mill on u dollar;
Elizabeth Dist rict, I A mill on a dollar, and
Kucke*, Orovo District 1] mill on a dollar,
upon all Ike Real and Personal Propertj in
the respective School Districts.
! l; VNK II GREENE,
County Treasurer,
Orangoburg.
Office Counly Troasurcr, OraugbufgC. 11.,
October 2tith, 1871.
oct 28 tf
Notice of Diinissal.
?\TOTlCK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
x\ will, on the llthdaj of December, 1871,
hie my final ace.mm with the Honorable
Judge of (ale for Orangcburg Oounty, as
Guardian the Estate of A. J. Kittrcll,
and ask lot Letters ol Dismissal.
J. W. A NT LEY,
uov 11? I' Guardian
IMPORTANT INFORMA
TION!!!
T. CARTMILL
Is now offering a new lot of those
verlor
BLACK ALPBCOAtf
LADIES CO LOK KD AND WHITE KID GLOVES
C It APE AND LACE COLLARS
NEW STYLE CALICOS
BLANKETS, SHAWLS. FLANNELS
CASSIMERES, CLOTHING
HOOTS. SHOES, HATS, THUN KS, &c.
All of which are offered ut UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES and NO
MUM BUG, T. CARTMILL,
??v 2."> lyc oct 7 Russell Street.
MALE ACADEMY
ORANGEBTJRG-, S. O.
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs tho PUBLIC GENERALLY, especially
the Residente in nntl around the Town of Orangebnrg, that he will OPEN on the FIRST
DAY of; JANUARY. 1872, an ACADEMY for the INSTRUCTION of YOUNG GENTLE.
MEN, in all ihe essential Branches of a Liberal Education; such as will be fully Adequate
to FIT THEM for either the Acquirement of Business Pursuits or entering upon the at
tainment of a Profession at the l.'niversifies or Colleges of the Country.
While Soliciting your Liberal Patronage he hopes to supply A WANT which be is led
to believe bus been greatly felt in the community, vis : A GOOD SCHOOL of HIGH
STANDING. JAMES ?? IfKYWAKD*
In Primary Grade will be Taught Rudiments of English.
In First Grade will be Taught English aud Rudiments of Mathematics.
in Second Grade will be Taught English, Mathevatic* and French.
In Third Grade will be Tuuglit as Second and Ancient Languages.
TEKMK-PAYABLE 1WEONTIIL.Y,
For Primary Grade.$2 Ol) per month. I Second Grade.$15 00 per month
First Grade. :i 00 ?? | Third Grade. 6 00
VACATIONS.?Ten Days at B ister, Ten Days at Christmas, and the two Sumtaar*
Months, July and August. Hours ? A. M. till 2 P. M.
It F F 1: R E X (' E S *
W. j. DkTREVILLE, At!1.'- ?| Law.
GLOVER & GLOVER, Att'ys at Law.'
W. F. HUTSON.
IZLAR .v DIBBLE, Att'ys at Law.
N. A. BOLL.
W. N. FCOVILL.
A. D. FREDERICK.
W. F. BARTON.
J?1IN A. HAMILTON.
JAS. II. FOWLES.
nov is oo 7t'
ARE NO W OFFF.RING Til E
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SEASONABLE
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes
Ever OQered before by thetn.
GRE AT BARG A INS IN
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
F(. 1st LE$B OF
Black and Colored Alpaccas-.
ALL SHADES OP*
Plain and Watered Japanese S?Ji?
At Reduced Prices
A VERY FINE ASSORTMENT OF'
BLACK VELVETEENS
At very Low Figures.
IN HOUSEKEEPING AND DOMESTIC GOODS. WE KEEP
THE FINEST AND CIIAKRR8T STOCK
JN THE COUNTY.
Littest Styles of Shawls and Cloaks?Very Cheap
BAIKJAIX^ IN
SILK GRIMPS, FRINGES, VELVET RIBBONS,
BUTTONS, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS. SASH RIBBOXS, LACK
COLLARS. LAC ES, &c, &C.
FULL LIN TTJS OTc"
HOSIERY. GLOVES, CORSETS, BALMORALS, BOULEVARDS, FLAN'
NELS, LADIES' UNDER VESTS, NUBIE3,
HANDKERCHIEFS, A;c.
Our Extensive Stock of Readymade
Clothing;, Boots, Shoes and Hat*,
we are Closing ont NEW
YORK PRICES.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.
THEOBORE K02N & BROTHER..
nov 4 sept 23?3tn lj
FOR SALE!
Ry permission of t lie Judge of Probate, 1
will sell on the l-Jih November next, m ibe
plantation of Adam Moorer, deceased, all
the personal property -if luJesinlo,
Ik H. W. Ml'OK RR.
ool 28? Adm'r.
vrt riCK.-lu PeraoiiH Hmv
ing claims against the Estate of Adam
Moorer will present theni properly Attested,
and nil those Indebted will make payment on
or before the Oth of November, ls7l.
J. W. K. MOOR ER;
oet 14?-It Administrator.
MOIK i,. Ill Person? In.
debted by Note or Account to the late
Pinn ofUnkes?A Sbuler will make immediate
payment to-MeasraV Iilar .v l>ihb!e my At
torneys, or the sane will he sued.
J. W. II. DUKES,
Survivor.
oct 21 -i
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
IN REAR OB
IMTTUAWS li tltftUY.
I^RNST MENTZEL offen his SERVICES
[j tu Di? Public us au EXPERIENCED
BLACKSXIITU, FARRIER, Ac. AR work
in Iiis line properly ami well done, ha ia
experienced particularly in Horse Shoeing,
juoc 10?tf ERNST M ETZEL.
ISTOTICE.
OJ l ICS OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
OiiA.vtiv.urno Covkty, S. C.,
Oetober'Jfith, 1871.
Deputy Connty Auditors of the Several'
1-->*-n em D.strict, will please'hand in to
this Ollico aii Assessments made by theam
without delay, JAS. VAN TASSEL,.
ocl 28 it County Auditor..