THE 0RANGEBORG NEWS
J. FELDER MEYERS?Editob,
GEORGE iso im vi-: k,
Financial anu Buhinkrb Maxaokr.
"""sATUKDAY, DEC. 9,1871.
i Every nr?icl?HrbV.M>o.'Qij(AN?Bpu?o .ffjws
must bo accompanied by tbe real name of
the author-not necessarily for publica-"
tion, but *> A gusAitfle*!?f good mifh oil the
part of tlioWit?M?> 1 A 1 L'i J I
?BIMtBJBSJl"p^^"
"ELLIOTT HO0K'lrH> LADDER
i .COMPANY.?
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SE*<.9J,p' S?! V^RS A u Y ?
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30*rtl" n?nt^mber.
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f rt.il evil ;ii ;^p6bt lit . - ?>
This spirited nod public-spirited Or
(ganizatic-n celebrated their second An
( mversarv on Thursday' November SOth,
1871. The parade in the afternoon of
"vrbitc eHn ts/' of tho "Eriotts,'' and
"Young America reds," presented &
beautiful Vcmrp-.d' oet'L" Graced by the
prcscnec'Ofl the ?Veiicrablc',,Chief". and
?Tatrod* ?r.'Thomas A. Elliott, who
lent dignity to*.tlib scene, tho Companies
marcboc^^ljrfl^gii our, principal streets,
the truck. aud .engine decorated with
handsome wreaths, and the men dis
playingJto;,'f?U advantage the splendid
matcrial'oT which' these' ?Bbc^e^ics"?rfe,
composed"! At the conclusion of the
1 ? i n-'. t. i u i , ,
parade,i routing, cheers, expressive, of,
congratu.la.tHu nntLflf celebrMiou .were
given by the "boys." Wo have already
published Hfllb'lfst ?f ' Officers fov tho en
suing ycar,0clcc'(iai Vi'fic ' "Elliotts" at
the annual p^Cctitig ,of the Company on
the Eatn9jicy5Utt)g..i,,W/P must recur to
the subjectagain . tp congratulate the
"ElliolttB" upon thair "Foremen," both
tbe reflrrng1 n:.d'the newly chosen.
^ Since tl!p l^ajiTiintTon <d (ho "Elliotts"
two years ago, Captain John A. Hamilton
has pre^itied^j F,fu;einan. over the ^Com
' pony. -No I ixittcr. choice, could, have
been iptrdcj'ltna'- in no small (degree is'
this Organization indebted for its snc'
cess, to'fdio' ability, courtesy, heartfelt
interest, and self-sacrificing devotion of
Capt. Hamilton. Through "evil report'
and through goor.-," he,bus stood by the
Company7,*-4hoi ?Sftie " firm, true and reV
liable friend iuiU'chief. These thoughts
come ujibniijfcn to the pen of one who
il t' ,. ?1/ .-.Oil
knows of all jthiB, nud arc expressed here
as due Jo, tho,subject.
Nowlin the liey-d-ay of assured suc
cess i:is well for tbe young Company to
remember all the "causes that have cul
minate^ so happily ?o that success, and
among the early ussociatious of effort
just BleudcuViuto victory, should be
wrcatlred'tho'iiime bf their "First Fore
man " ''WS less do we congratulate our
fnendsjhfie j'EUiotis" upon the choice
j of Cny^.jJI^niilton's successor, Mr. J.
, Gcorgtf ...V.osJq. . Y'oung,, energetic, and
of bus toes*habits, Mr. Vosc has already
made if* host of friends in Orangeburg,
and the "Elliotts" have well studied
hi , imi- . :>
their own interest in paying this com
pliment to hiui. The other offices as
published in the Nkws last week are
filled by gentlcmau known and fitted
for their duties.
Capt. Hamilton has been chosen
Treasurer of the Company, an office of
responsibility, and bis election to the
position. iH -a well-.mtriled, quiet but.
strong compliment paid to his worth.
At 7 in the evening tlte "Jtlliotts''
and (heir guohts the "Young Americas"
. sat down to a supper which was deci
dedly the bcal of its kind ever ofTercd
in Oiangeburg. Taste, variety, beauty,
und nfpcncss- in preparation, appoint*
ment and arrangement were everywhere
displayed, every v'tnide wns cutJait. and
tho whole "bijlof farp" recherche and ele
gant. - All oflhis is explained when wo
rccitetato that ^Yui. A. Merouoy was
the caterer and. getter up of tho enter
tainment'. Alter these delicacies and
substantial* we disposed of, by ''caking
them up from the Table," (in p.irlinmsn
tary phrase)' jifjd. discussing them iu an
exhaustive and thorough manner, the
rcsobitiort thill 'MrT^lardTT?yT~wn8 the
best iriau fo jlroparc those sort of things
was q.uifetly, l>ut unanimously adopted.
After'his tile 4<lenft of reason" began
and soul flowed, "Tho day wc celebrate"
wis drunk heartily, and responded to
by Mr, Ho pulton, who, Tn a terse and
chnslu.oddfuKi,? roviswed tho history of
the WJfnlAts^ and congratulated its
mOnibcTB upou llioir great and complete
success. Mr. Hamilton* remarks were
4
received with attention and greeted with
applansc?fe|0 nded to
by Capt. Jns.^F1. lslar, who Veptyed most
pleagjptly tofrio sentinisnt of hospital
ity and returned reciprocal good feeling
and well wishes to the hosts, whose na
tal day wss being celebrated. "Our wives,
daughters and sweet-hearts," was re
sponded to by Mr. A. B. Koowlton,
who in most handsome style did justice
to his beautiful subject, anon touching
the hearts of Iub listening audieuce by
those allusions, with which the theme
wss so replete, and which were responded {
to by alt present; and again causing a
burst of merriment at sonio welMnter
p?fated humor splendidly put. During
his address all were wrapt in attention,
and frequent bursts ql applause attested
tho hearty pleasure afforded by the
speaker. "The Press" was responded
to by the writer of this sketch, who,
temporarily, in tho abseoco of Mr. Mey
ers, presides over these columns?goes
to suppers?and recoives little perqui
sites in Irs Btead.
Modesty forbids to expatiate upou
the'eloquence, beauty' and style of this
great speaker?olhors unaffected by tho
sentiments of modesty, (the accompa
niment, be it rcu'bonibered, of - genius)
finny arise to tell of and to praise the
groat speech but silence reslB upon the
great event, save when those who hoard
the speech may talk. Suffice it to say
thtt the gentlemen mentioned in this ar
ticle as having made speeches Upon this
occasion dkl well, did: very well; but
tlisy were surpassed, ;dutdonc, thrown
Into tho shade by one whom modesty
(confouud it).forbids.to uientipu.
But jokes aside, .the affair ras one of
the most pleasurable of ita kind and
stands brightly promioent in the list of
thoi-e happy rc-uuions of brotherhood.
Long may the pleasant custom bo per
petuated. Sentiments, songs, joviali
ty, good feeling, merriment mark these
.occasions, and render them oasis iu the
desert monotony of life."
The Xogfslnturc.
Kt.W 21 tt.'ili ?? n ; i tt m viii
This body have got to business. The
Committee on reducing the number of
Clerks, ike, have reported and tho mutter
is left with the speaker. Whittemore,
Bo wen and Hurley aro waging war upon
tho administration; demanding reform
und retrenchment. Resolutions and
bills are offered which will hold the
Treasurer and other offioiahi to a strict
accountability and will reduce the pow
er of the Executive over the Stute finan
ces. A spirit of enquiry into the finan
cial system of the govcrnmcn is manifest
and strong. Among the bills iutroduc
cd we notice the following :
By Mr. Wilkcs, a bill to declare the
use of the words, liar, thief, rogue,
scoundrel ft uf omneyenut a misdemean
or, punishable by fine and imprisonment
and allowing the use of these words to
be pleaded in justification of assault and
battery; also, u bill to prohibit the. sell
ing of .'pirtuous liquors to habitual
drunkards. A resolution was adopted
iu the House, ordering the magnificicut
chandelier to be taken down, because
the Beaufort members were afraid of its
falling on their heads. Senator Greene
has been succeeded by Senator Owens
ofLaurens, as Chairman of Finance
Committee. The IStli of December has
been fixed as the time for commencing
bUV . ....
and one associate justice.
The Kti lilux Trials.
The trial* of tho Ku Kliix prisoners
are progressing. Tho Grund and I'ctit
Juries havo been organized. Tho Grand
Jury have bceu sworn, according to the
Ku Ivlux Act, that they were never im
plicated in tho offences forbidden by the
Act. Judge Bond briefly aud plainly
charged tho Graud Jury, aud thoy have
rcturiiod true bills against Allen Crosby
and about fifteen others for outragos iu
York County. Tho Grand Jury consists
of eight whites and thirtcou blacks;
tho Petit Juries twenty whites und
thirty-two colored. Tho indictments
against Allen Crosby and others contain
cloven counts. Mr. Stanbcrry has moved
to quash it upon numerous grounds.
His argument was able anJ lengthy.
Messrs. Chamberlain and Corbin, by ar
gument, sustained tho indictmont. It is
understood that all the Ku Klux prison
ers accused of crimes less than murder
may be released on bail, until the de
livery of the decision of the Supremo
Court, to which final tribunal the case*
will undoubtedly be taken on appeal.
Manukactukjno Enterprise in
Charleston.?Charleston is fast be
coming a manufacturing as well as a
commercial city. The largest manufac
tory of doors, sashes, blinds, Ac, in the
Southern States is that of Mr. P. P.
Toale, on Horlbeck's Wharf in that
city, sales rooms at No. 20 Ilayne St.
Mr. Toale's advertisement appeari in
another column.
T 1ST OF LETTERS Rcmaiin
Jtj ing is 'be Orangeburg Post Office to
November 4th, 1871.
B?-Thomas Daynard.
If?]>*.ot?! H?r'i George E Huse.
T?Miss 'f homasia Thompson.
Z?Mr Zeigler, for Fletcher Riehmond
Persons calling for tho above loiters will
please say they are Advertised.
P. DeMAUS, P. M.
HYMENEAL.
Mabbiku?On the 80th of November, 1871,
at tho resilience of the bride's father, by the
Rev. Mr. Simmons, Mr. 0. II. BONNETT to
Miss MARY A. E. BOZAKD. All of Or
angeburg County, 8. C.
NOTICE.
ROOMS COUNTY CENTRAL EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
OBANUEDUnU C. II-, S. C ,
December 8th, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that a Convention
of the Republican party wilt be held at Or
angubujrg C. II., on Saturday, Dembor 10th,
1871, for the purpose of nominating a Can
didate for Senator from this County, vice
Hou. Josoph A. Grcsne deceased.
Tho Convention will bo composed of the
same Delegates that served at the bist Elec
tion.
Where vacancies occurred during tho last
year, tho Precinct in which such vacancy
exists, will elect a Delegate to till the said
vacancy.
OEO. 110 LIVER,
Chairman County Central
dec 9?2 Executive Committee.
BHitt K Velveteen*), and white
black ALPACA8, nil grdes at
P. 8. FELDER k CO. S
FIN 4 Ii NOTICE. ? All Per
sons baviug demands against tho Es
tate of Abram Smoke, deo'd. will present
them for payment, also all person* indebted
to said Estutc will make payment at ence to
DAVID STACK,
dec ft?4t* Executor.
4ttention OranKeburgTroop.
The Surviving OFFICERS and MKM
l8 of the Orangeburg Troop, are request
efl to meet at Orangebnrg on tho Kith ins:.,
on business of importance.
A. G. SALLEV,
dc<5 6-=l W. V7- CULLER,
A JVOTIIEI* 1*?t of Fancy stud
A dark CA8SlMEttg al
P. 8. FELDER & k CO.'B
FOR SALE!
Will be sold on Saturday. Deo, 10th, 1871,
at tho residence of .Mrs. M. Grave?, near
Binnaker's Bridge, 25 head Cattle, consisting
of Milch Cows and Calves and Reef Cattle,
8 head Ilo.zf. Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, 1 fine Piano, I Horso, 1 Ruggy, Wagon,
kc., ko. Mrs. M. GRAVES.
deo 0 2
A
Splendid WAOO.\ and
IIA UN ESS Complete, very low.
Apply to P. 8. FELDER & CO.
"SANTA CLAUS"
HAS COM EU!
A cordial Invitation is Extended to
both Town and Country to call and soe
HIM"""
DRUG STORE
DR. OLIVEROS'
i\o. 100 Jtmtrtl Street,
ORANGEIIUHO. So. Ca.
Aduission FREE !
deo 0 nov 18 ]y
ROOMS TO LET.
Apply to
P. S. FELDER & CO. S
ORANGEBURG?In Common pleas
John C. Pike, Trustee, et ut. et. al. va J.
W. Mosely, ct. ux. ct. al.
Ry virtue of an onlcr of lion. lt. F. Gra
ham, Circuit Jiil;-i'. in this case, I will sell
at privnte sale, upon liberal terms, the fol
fowing lands of the Trust ! state of William
R. Rull, nml Julia A. lie wife, viz :
1. Tract of 7f> acre* more or leas, in
Orauge Townah'p, about uno mile from
Oraugeburg Court House, 1>oii to I vd North
by lands of iiai pin Rigg*. East by hind,
late of W. T. McKewn and (.'. A rant respec
tively. South by lauds of C. Arant, aiol
West by So. Ca. 11. Road. Eligibly situated
for a suburban farm.
2. Tho McMicluu-l Trnc: of about 2?C
acres, in the Ford of Edisto. hounded North
by llolman's bridge Roud, Bast by Inuds of
A. A Connor, South by Uinnicker's Rriilge
Hoad and lands of J. 1>. Smoak, and West
by lands of S. Dibble and Mary Kaltzegar.
3. The remainder in the MoMicbacl
Dower Tract of about ttt. acres, bouuded
North by Binniukers's Rridgo lioad, Kast
by lands of A. A. Connor, South by lands <>t
J. D. Smoak, and West by the Tract last
above deseribed.
4. The Old Hotel Lot in the Town of Or
angeburg, on tho East ride of Rroughton
street, bounded North by lots of J. P. Ilar
ley and D. Louis, East by lota ^ E. J. OH
verosand T. K. Sasportas, and ftouth by lot
of Adeline II. Smoak.
o, Tiiat ioi ?ii the "'. ' ride of Rroughton
street, formerly connected with the Old
Hotel, b- unded North by lot of \V. T. Mid
ler, South by lot of Kachel Jones, and West
by lands of J. P. Harley.
For further particulars, and for mnking
bids for any of the t>aid Tracts, address the
uudcrsigntd, at the Store of Messrs. Rull,
Scovill & Pike, al Orangehurg, So Ca.
JOHN C. IM EE.
T rustce.
dec 9 *t
Ta the Commissioners of Elettions for thi
County of Orangeburg:
Whereas; Hon. Joseph A. Greene, who. at
The General Election held it November, 1868
was chosen a member of the Senate for the
Licct'Miik District of Grsngcbttrg County, to
servo *br the unexpircd term of Hon. B. F.
Itandolph, has since said Flection, deceased;
and, whereas, the Constitution of the State
of South Carolina directs that innuoh a case
a writ of election ahall be issued by the
President of the Senate, for the purpose of
filling tho vacancy thua occasioned for the
remainder of the term for which the member
so deceased was elected to serve.
Now, therefore, you and each of you, are
hereby required, after due advertisement,
and with strict regard to all the provisions
of tho Constitution and laws of tho said
?Stale, touching your duty in such case, to
hold an election for a member of the Senate,
fur tho Election District aforesaid, to serve
for the remainder of the term for which the
said Hon. Joseph A. O. ecne vritn elected;
the polls to be opened at the various places
of election in tho said District, on Wsdnes
day, tho 20th day of December, A. D. 1871,
by the various sets of Manager? tor those
respectively: ami the counting of the votes
cast and the declarations of the result uf ihr
election to be in accordance with the pro
viaians ot tho lfitb, lUth, 17th and 18th sec
tions of an act approved March 1,1870, en
titled "An act providing lor the genera'
election* and the iituuncr of conducting the
sanae."
I This writ, together with a certified copy
of your return of the election to he held un
der it, have before the Senate nt its next
meeting after tho election.
Witness, the Hon. A. J RANSIER. President
of the Senate, at Columbia, S. C,
[L. S] fifth day of December, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and Bcventy-one.
A. J. RANS1ER,
President of the Senate.
J. WooDncrr. Clerk of Senate.
In obedience to the above order and no
tice, the following persons are hereby de
clared and appointed Managers of tbe Elec
tion to be held on Wednesday, tb* 20th day
of Decambcr, A. D. 1871.
A VING EKS?January McNeil, Alexander
Richardson, A P Avinger.
LOUISVILLE?Rev F H W Tarrancer L
D Clark, Paul Jones.
R01U EX?Pleasant Corbett, Jacob Salle;.
JAMISON'S?Addison Ilayne, PraiA M
Pooaer Jacob Goran.
ZEI0LER8?Vandy Morph, Dr J A J
Hililerbraud, I'eter Gladden.
FORT MOTTE?John G Duncan, W C
Hayne, Ralph Crawford.
BROWNS?John H Phillips, II B Kuox,
Thomas Peel.
FOGhE'S?Adam It Flood, W R Wntt,
Archibald McKinlay.
FOUR HOLES?W B Logan, S E Rivkcn
backer Dr. W S Horton.
ELLIOTTS?Richard JcfT^en, W II Ben
nett, John C Murph.
CLUB HOUSE?\ C William?, Henry
Cl?e?eberf/>igh, M K HalfeisBt.
WASHINGTON SEMINARY?Ro^in Mo?s,
il ?(rp G dhtridan
BOOllUAHTS ? William Paolling, Wtn
Green,-?us?.
CEDAR GUO?"E?-AU?? B>'?trn Jnns Ant
ley, Samuel T I dar.
GRIFFINS?S R MoMichamrf. Jacob Ilaig
ler, Solomon Felder.
KNOTT'S MILL?Ruf us Whilst sue, Dr B
H Kuotts, Joseph Rush.
OUANCEHL'BG -J W Mosoley. Malcolm
1 Browning, E 1 diu.
EASTERLIES MILLS?Emanuel Pou, W
A Eaiterlin, W R Meyors.
CORBETTSYILLE? Jaekson Lewis, Rob
ert Washington, Dr Geo I Odom.
FELDEBS?Rev Thomas Phillips, Lsvick
Bowman, llebry Phillips.
BRANCHVILLE?Henry Riley, E t R
Snioak, D C Myers.
HOWE'S PUMP?Vainly Bowman, E V
Snoll, James May
(J 1.BATONS? D R Shannahan, J LGibson.
Levin Argoe.
TYLERS?Joseph Pickling, George Wash
ington, John Jordan.
Fur further instructions apply 'o the un
dersigned at Orangeburg, immediately.
By order of Commissioners of Elections.
GEORGE BO LIVE It,
JAMES P. MAYS,
Commissioners of Elections,
dec 0 '2
Sheriff's Sales.
In PronAfp. Court.
J. Hilliard Hook vs Juo. A. K. Hulman and
Olivia (.'. his Wife and others.
Ry virtue of uu order in this ease to me
directed l>y Hon. Thad. C. Andrews, Judge
of Probate, I will sell nt Orangebucg C. H
on the 1st Monday in January next, during
the usual hours of sale, all that plantation
or tract of laud situated in Orangehurg
County on Caw (.'aw Swamp, containing
4 hi acres, more or less, and bounded by
lauds now or formerly of Messrs. I.egare,
'Jospcr Inubinet aud Major Felder. The
Baute to he solil either in wliule or in par
eels, which will bo made known on day of
sale.
Terms?One half cash, tho balance on n
orcdil of twelve months, secured by lWml of
piirolt irr hearing interest from day of sala
payable annually aud u .Moitgago of the
premises. Purchaser to pay for papers,
stamps and recording. And iu oase any
purchaser shall fail to comply with the
terms of sale, the said premises to be resold
on the same day, or tho sale di.y thereafter
upon the same terms and at the former pur
chaser's risk.
ALSO
On Wednesday tho '-'Olli day of Dcceuaber
inst.. nt the late residence of Mrs. Louisa
Hook dee d for cash, the following personal
property, vis:
In Bead Cattle?and a variety of Houao
hol 1 and Kitchen Furniture, consisting i:
part of Feather Beds, Matraesee, Bedsteads,
Chairs, Xabh, Crockery ware and numeroua
other art Leios.
She^S1* Office, ) H. R'OGS,
Orsngebuurg 0. II., 8. C, [ S. O. C.
Uee. s\ 1871. J
dec U "I
ELEGANT SILK POPLIN*
U be.had at ? AVTln
ORANGRBCRG COUNTY.
In tiik Common Plbas.
Ann E. Pooser, Ex'x, ]
and others.
' TS.
John B. Milhoue,
et. al. and others.
By virtue of an order of the said Court in
this action made on the 2q> da>y oi December,
A. u. 1-7 1, I will sell at Orangeburg Court
liouse. on Monday, the 1st day of January.
1872, during the legal hours of sale, the fol
lowing tract of land, being a portion of the
Heal Estate of whtcb George II. Pooser,
died Boised and possessed:
All that tract or parcel of land situate
and beiag in the County and State aforesaid,
m the Fork of tho Edisto Rivers, contain
ing 71H acres, more or lens, and bounded on
the south and west by the Dower and Home
stead tracts of the said Ann E. Pooser, east
by the North Edisto River, northeast by
lands o* Dauiel Smoak and north by lands
of-Barton.
Upon this tract there ia an excellent Saw
Mill in first rate running order, with a plen
tiful supply of Water und Timber, also some
very fiue Swamp Land, some of which is un
der Cultivation.
Terms?One-third cash, balance on a
crvUil of U: months, purchaser to give boud
for credit portion, secured by a mortgage of
the premises, and to pay for papers, record
ing and stamps.
Purchaser failing to comply, the said
premises will be resold on the same day, or
first convenient saleday thereafter npou the
same terms aud at the former purchaser's
rink.
ALSO
ORANGKBURG COUNTY.
In Common Pleas
Watson A O'Cain, Adm'r va Mary Rair, t> al
By virtue of an order in this cssa, from
Hon R. F. Umkam, Judge of 1st Circuit, I
will sell at Orungeburg C. H. on the 1st
Monday in January next
All that plantation or tract of lund con
taing HIS acres more or less, situate in Edi
Hto e'orU. on l)uek Braneli. hounded by lands
of Jno. Mc.Michael, Calvin Haydcn, John
Murphy. Jesse Pearson, Jacob Pearson, Maj.
J J. Salley and the dower tract.
And tnc interest in remainder in dower of
the said Mary Buir aller the termination of
her life estate in a tract coutaing 74 acres,
bounded by lands of J. J. Sullcy, Alary S.
Honuett aud the above stated tract
Terms?One-half cosh, the balance on a
credit of 12 months, secured by bond bear
ing interest from day of sale, and a mort
gage of the premises. Purchasers to pay
fur papers, rceordiug and stamps. In case
the purchaser fail to comply the premises
will be resold on the next conrenint saleday
thereafter on the same terms, nod nt the risk
of the former purchaser.
ALSO
OR A XGKBURO COUNT Y
In Common Pleas.
Mary B. TrendweH, Adm'x v? Jahn H. Fan
ning, ct al.
Coatfdninl to Marshall Assets, i.e.
Ry virtue of an order of ibe s?id Court in
this action. I will *cll at Orungeburg Court
Honse, mi Monday, the let dtiy of Janu
ary, next, during the legal hour* of sale,
the Real Estate in thiv County, of which tho
Ute William B. Treadwell, died, seised Und
possessed, consisting of the following, tracts
of land, iu the Town of Orangcburg:
1. Tract of 12 ?eres, bounded north by
lands of Thomaa Oliver. e >> i by lands of So.
Ca. Railroad, <,,>-. O. Oowan sod Estate of
Oeorpc II. ER'totl ami Railroad stenne.
sonn by Kpsscll Street, and weet by hinds
of W. M. lint son, Esq. This trnci will be
Intersected by two streets, and wilt be i?old
in It* lots of convenient sir-c.
2. The Hotel tract, situated at tbecorne
Of Russell and Droughton streets, an l boon
ded on the oilier sides by lands of Mrs. W.
B. Treadwell and D. Louis. This will be
soiJ to G Lots, two of them fronting on Kns
sell ? . '. fid one of these wi.h a good
Store already erected Ibereon, three of them
fronting on Rrou'hton street, and Ibe re
mainder constituting the Hotel with ample
stables, aud buildings, olh yard and garden
room, being oue of the mo>t c'igibio pieces
of property in the Town of Orangeburg.
8. Tract of 120 acres, bodnded north by
lands of Mm Ann .Andrews, east by Brough
ton street, south by river and-street, and
west by River street. This tract will be
sold iu ?'???> lots, and will be interseoted with
streets properly located, rending the Lots
available as Town Lots. A portion will be
sohl iu a tract of 8 acres, ami another por
tion in a tract of about 20 acres.
A fino brickyard is on one of the tracts.
A portion of these Lots will be sold on the
day indicated, to suit purchasers. Plats of
the said tt?al Estate can bt inspected at the
Sheriff's Office.
TsBMS-.Ono third cash, balance on a
credit of one, two and three years, secured
by bond and mortgage of the purchaser,
with interest from day of sale, payable an
nually on the whole amcuu't, until the whole
bond is fully paid up. aud satisfied, and to
pay for papers recording and stamps.
Purchaser to have privilege of payiug all
cash, and if any purchaser fails 'to comply,
the promises so purchased by the party
failing to comply to be sold on the sumo, day
or some convenient >?l?day thereafter upon
the same terms and at the former purcha
Sheritrs Offee. ) H. Riggs,
Orungeburg C. II. 8. C. \ S. O. C.
Dec. Tib, 1ST I. J
deo 8 4
Complaint
to
Marshall Assets.
New Goods, New Goods,
npUIR undersigned begs to inform his cus
tomers and the public generally that he
husjust returned from New York with an
immense STOCK of
Fall and Winter Goods,
unsurpassed in Style, Durability and Low
Price, comprising an oxtensive assortment of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Murenos, Alpacas, Poplins, Plaids, Detains,
&c.
The greatest variety af CLOAKS, and es
pecially SHAWLS ever offered in this mar
kst, nli of which the ladies say are the pret
tiest and Cheapest in Orungeburg.
Gents call and examine of FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC CLOTHS nod CAS8IMKRE8
which is undoubtedly the largest, riebest
and Cheapest collect ion ever displayed by
any Merchant in mir Tbwn.
A full line of the best TIUMM1.HGS al
ways 00 hand.
(ireat inducements offered in Readvmsde
Clothing. Roots, Shoes and Hats, Flannels,
Lkadseys, Jeans, Kerseys. Blankets, Domes
tics Hosiery, Olcves and Yankee Notions of
every description.
A lomplete stock of Sugars, Coffees, Ba
con, Lard, Molnsses, Elour, Cheese, Tobac
co, Lye, kc, Crockery Ware, Willow Ware,
Hardware, and other goods too numerous to
mention. All of which are offered LOW*
DOWN by JOS. M'NAMARA.
CCt n iy
Sheriff's Sales.
V By Tlrtue of sundry Exemtion* to me di
rect cd I win ?eil to the high cut bidders, at
Orangeburg Court House, on the tret MON?
VikY ia January neat, far cash, t he follow
ing property, rix:
One tract of land containing ltJO aires mar?
or lese, bounded by lands of Est. Jas. Parlor,
Mrs. Hiehbourg, Mrs. Hush, and others.
Tbe remainder in 860 acres, bounded by
lands of Peter Taylor, 1st. Myers, Jack
Connor and Dr. 8. Dantsler, (being the
family Homestead of Owen Hinder) after the
termination of the right of Homestead there*
in. Levied en as the property of Owen
Shuler, at the suit of Begin W. Bates, Guar
dian C. E. Bull.
ALSO
One tract ef land containing 148 acres,
more or less, bounded by binds of Dr. Flood,
N. Flood and VY. H. Bull.
The remainder in 640 acres, bounded by
lands of Dr. Flood, D. D. Dant/ler. W. H.
Bull au? Seutee rirer (being the family
Homesteud of Jack Dantsler) after the ter
mination of tho right of Homestead therein.
Levied on ns the property of Jacob Dantsler
at the suit of Begin W. Bates, Guardian,
C. E. Bull.
ALSO
All the right, title and interest of im- De
feadanta in all that tract of land, known as
Belle Broughton, containing 8,000 acres,,
more or less, bounded by lands Wm. and
Russell Keller, Barber Cummings, Bast,
Fclkel and the Hair Way Swamp. Levied
on as the property of J. B. Darby and Ar
temus T. Darby at the suit of Mary A. 8.
Stoudmire. .
ALSO
All the right, title and interest of Mr.
Dorcas Vioe in all that tract of hind situated
in Orangc-burg t'ounty containing 1-10 acres,
more or loss, and bounded by lamia, of Mary
A. S. Stoudmire and others. Levied on at
the suit of Patrick M. Carson.
Sheriff-* Offen, ) U. BIGGS,
OrangeburgC. H.f S.C., [ 8. O. C.
Dec. 7, 1871. J
dec 0 fld
H
Id) II ICST Wurlact ricici-:
paid for GB1AN at
P. 8. FELDEE It CO;'S
NOTICE.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
I? Common Pi.has.
John D. Fairy Vs B. D. Myers, Ex.
Under the judgment in this ease, will be
sold for cash and nt risk of former purchas
er, at Orangcburg, on the 1st Monday in
January noxt, subject to the Homestead of
Mrs. A. C. Mycra and her children.
1. All that portion of thu Lot in firanch
ville, on which E. J. W. Myers resided at
the time of his death, measuring 210 by 70
feot. nnd which i? bounded north by an alley
lending from .Main Street to J. B. Berry's
land, east by the ether portion of same Lot,
youth by J. B. Berry's land, and west by a
10 foot a'lcy separating it from D. B. Berry's
lnnd.
2. The remainder, after the determination
of Mrs. Ann ('. Myers' Dower Estate, in the
other part of the same' Lot, measuring 210
by 140 feel, hounded north by tho alley
leading from M>iin Street, south nnd east by
.1. B. Berry's land and ivcal by the Home
stead.
l'urchascrs-to pay for titles.
T. W. GLOVEP,
dee 0?4 Beferee.
*>{J(Jff ) Mice wauled
P. S. FELDER & CO.
nov 38 oct 14 lira
TAX NOTICE.
NOT ICR' hereby fi*enr*a.e *? Office
of t owity Treaaarew 9vr Orangervorg Coun
ty, 8. ?., wWI be Opern Aar the Collection of
State, Ctmatj and Szlixni Timgb* fortheyear
1871. on the Twentieth (20f?) **yt>f N'ortmber
A. /?. 1871, and will continue efca fvr the
Collection of the said Taxes, until lh* Fif
teenth (lor*) dety of January A. />. 1*72 af
ter which date a PENALTY OF TWENTY
(20) PER CENT WILL BE ADDED TO
THE TAX,
The total rats per centum (at State par
pose* i# Seven (7; Mills on a dollar, and the
per cent am for General County Pa rpe*?a is
three (:1) Mills on a dollar np*m all flit Real
and Persoual Property of each Tax Payer.
In addition to the above, one (I) Mill upon
a dollar upon all the Real and Personal Pro
pert _v of each Tax Payer, Las been icvied in
comformity to an Act entitled ".In Act to
Empower, Authorise and Require the County
Commissioners of Oranyeburg County to Build
a Bridge Across the Xorth Edisto Rirer, and
Establish a Road therefrom to the Town of
Branehvillt. Approved March 9, 1871. '
And at School Meetings h.ld in the vnj
rious School Districts of the County of ?r
angeburg in conforaiity to Section 51 of an
Act entitled ''An Aet to Amend an Act entitled
An Aet to Establish and Maintain a System of
Free Common Sehvols, $e." Approved March
2, 1871. The rales for Schoil Pr//oscs
wore fixed as follows, to wit:
lu District number one (Vanccs), one
; ? ? ??? *-? III -.. - 4.1t!.).. AimtriM
No 4 (Amelia) two mills onn dollar; district
No 5 (Providence), three per ceutum on the
general tax : district No U (Middle), one-half
mill on u dollar; district Nu 10 (Orange),
one-half mill on a dollar; district No 18
(New Hope), one-halt mill on a dollar; dis
trict No 15 (Edisto), one and three-fourths
mills on ? dollar; district No I? (Union),
two mills on a dollar; district No 111 (Liber
ty), one mill on a dollar ; district No 20
(Goodland), one rail' on a dollar, and dis
trict No 21 (llebrou), one mill on a dollar;
Elizabeth District, 1} mill on a dollar, and
Hockey Grove District l\ mi!' on a dollar,
upon all i i.o Heal and Personal Properly in
the respective Sohool Districts.
FRANK H. GREENE,
County Treasurer,
fW Orangeburg.
Office County Treasurer, OraughurgC. II.,
October 20th, 1871.
oct 28 tt
NOTICE.
Mrs. B. M. SHULER RESPECTFULLY
informs her friends that she in prepared te
nure LADIE8' DRESSES, CUTTING, FIT
UNO and BA8TINO in. all tka. varies*
Styles Being deprived of her only STAY
IN LIFE, and having the CARE of TWO
LITTLE CHILDREN, she is forced to seek a
living in this way. Hoping that her friends
in Prosperity will be her friend in the dark
days of sad misfortune, she has thus been
prompted to appeal to their sympathies.
surd 2 U
W. M. SAIN & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS ft BROKERS.
AUCTION ***rj SATURDAY ?ad HAJJt
DAY Id eseli month.
ARTICLES rtceiteoT ??d Stored oloar of H
Expenses, wttd'advanoes med? ou same.
JlIO
Man
3]
The State of South Caroling,
ORANGEBUR? OOUNTT
I bercbj oertlfy that I purchased from1
MESSRS W. M. SAIN A CO., oritfof COL
BURN'S PATENT RED JACKET" AXES,
and after two weeks constant as* ill' ftlf
kinds of wood, I prononnde it superior to- i
any other kind of AXES I hare ever friedl'
or oaed. This AXE cuta well. Is endarable, *}i
and herd 10 break. To those in want of a
good AXE, I highly reeomtaen* *KXM^: 21
BURN'S PATENT RED JACKET."
B. F. THOMPSON".
NoTember 22d, M ft* : ? '
The GENUINE RED JACKET AXJt is*
sold in Orangeburg only by
! W.M. SAiNACO.
??m./ s# .....
? V. ' " ' " ,yV! ?'i?***i??isd*
j 1 i-oi. .v ?:<4?*b.-? .fi^j.uij?:.,
??se=s* *
? [<% A ?;o:-~
r; ;n-* n bosi 1 !/ if] . -
j /. ?i ti^n) *marT ii
5Tew Buckwh?ai ~
just recriVbiv
'"? ?' io Qtutt
TO STOCK BUYERS!!!
E HATE ON HAND* A LOT OF FINE
Saddle and Buggy Horses*
ALSO
BROKE AND IN BROKE MULES
.Which we are offering very LOW.
I For sale at ?ur SALES STABLES.
WM.. M. SAIN It CO.
WM. M. SAIN & 00.
Also have for Sale
8WEET BUTTER
CHEESE,
MACCARONI,
COD FISH,
PICKLED SALMON
ONIONS,
IRISH POTATOES,
NEW FLOUR
LEMON CRACKERS
BUTTER CRACKERS
WATER CRACKERS
SUGAR CRACKERS
SODA CRACKERS
LEMONS
IVICA ALMONDS
ENGLISH WALNUTS
81CILT FILBERTS
RAISINS
FRENCH CANDIES
ASSORTED CANDIES
JELLIES
CHOW CHOW
P1CCAL1LLA
SUGAR CURED HAMS'
BACON
LARD
SUGARS
of all grades.
COFFEE
Cheap ?
SARDINES
OYSTERS
LOBSTERS
LIQUORS
of ?11 grades
SPICES
PEPPER
TOBACCO
SEGARS
PIPES
CANDLES
STARCH ?
SOAPS
all prices..
8YR?P
8YRUP
far 65 ccnts
PICKLES
TUBS
BUCKET8?
kc, kc, ?c, Jte.k.
And' everything eMs?
kept in a first clafisFaaw
ilj Grocery Store..
SAIN k CO..
Corner Markst and Main Streets,
Orangeburg, 8. C.
sept 16. may 27 c ly