The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 09, 1872, Image 3
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SATURDAY, MAR, 9, 1872.
All Advertifemeulsmust
be handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
A X XO Hl ?CEME?T. r .
! VE WDffOB?Please"; ?Hn6uHie> ba ^
POUTBlk .V'a CandUkip^for ^eriff at the
n?xt Election and oblige hi* many friends >?
the ?'!)'.' I' FORltr"
Ireasurer Greene requests us to any
*' that the aale of Delinquent Lands will
i positively take pisce as adveriised.
f/t"1 if: ' ' - *''
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a v A bill has passed the House, proVjd- ]
n* ing''for the election of Justices of tho
traftaaoetr HtH fiuaHj.'beconrevallaw we
presume every other man, at least, will
bo a candidate.
mim , _
We ?hall henceforth notice carefully
"nil books and periodical sent to us that
* are worth bot icing.
Publishers may keep all others for
h?mo consumption.
10\llAl ' - V.
Attention is directed to the new ad-(
Terti|cmcnt of Wm. M^ Sain & Co..
This is the time and theirs is the place,
to buy good furmiug stock at prices thut
will not make too largo a. hole in seve- I
ral bales of cotton.
Lcwisvillo has been incorporated and
is now a Town, extending three quarters
of a mile in bvcry dirocticl from iMr.
Vv. ft. Hennon's new store. It is a
thriving, go-aheud pluce, and we wish it
increased prosperity to, correspond with
its new dignity.
"We recommend our lady friends who
are fond of anything particularly nice
i I in' the wa^ of dress' goods (which
' * amounts' to a recommendation to them
all) to examine ' the fine stock of such
articles now for Bale bjr Messrs. Thoo
dore Kohn & Brother.
'-?? ejy.-'iV? "-'
^ie~Orjtr^^5u*g^2Cgricultural Society ?|
last Monday elected the following gen
Jemen as Trustees for the eusuing year :
{ Dr. T. A. Elliott, Col. Paul S. Folder,
Mt*sirs. {If. M. Moorer, W. C. Moss, F.
H? W. Briggmann, Dr. R. W. Batesaud
Cnpt. James F. Islur.
Opelikn, Alabama, has, created a son
sat ion by the new leap-year modo of
eating pliilopenas in that place, as re
ported by the-local editor of the Loco
? motice. This young lady takes the al
mond between her teeth aud the young
gentler...an bites it. off.?Ejcchamjr..
..^e have;just bought a bushel of the
shortest almonds in town. Don't any
body teil somebody 1
i*i' j ;? ? ?? ,i ? - _
We ask for the card of Col. C. W.
Dudley, published on our first page, the
calm consideration of nil thinking men. j
It furnishes, we believe, tho only so
lution to the political problem uow vex
ing so many honest miuds in this State.
It bears upon its face no trace of any
unworthy motive, uud its reasoning is
entitled to the respect due to all serious
argument.
Heavy Mi?yoktunk.?The wife and
three children of YV. L. W. Riloy, K.^t,
died suddenly last week. Short
ly after the death of Mrs. R. and one of
the children, wc were informed by Dr.
C. G. Stevens,,whose brother was one of
(he physicians in attendance, that) in
death. Mr. Riloy will huvo many sympa
thisers among those who were acquaint
ed with his amiable family
George W. Sturgeon was urrcsted ou
the 27th u.R., uudcr a warrant issued by
Trial Justice Knowlton, and, wuiving
examination, was committed to jail iu de
fault of ?400,00 bail.
Tho affidavit upon which the wurnnt
was grauten, was made by Capt. Frank
II. Greene, County Treasurer, auJ
charged Mr. Sturgeon with having
stolen and appropriated to his owu use
?200.00 of tho State's money, while
acting as deputy Treasurer ot this
County.
Last Mondny wits Salcdny. Fewer
victims and more order than usual.
Iu the case of Joseph P. Murphy vs.
P. id. Murphy, 02 acres were sold to B.
D. Meyers ,for $145,00. Tho aume
purchaser, in the same ease, paid 1296
for a'notfiof Idt of kd2 acres.
Of the M. R. Tread well property
three lots were sold to Z. M. Wolfe at
$11 each, and one to E. 0. Grey for 915.
Mrs. Tread well bid in numbers from
11 to 14 inclusive at 9110 each, and
numbers from 7 to 10 inclusive, and from
15 to 60 inclusive, at from 95 to 910 per
lot ' . '
A small amount of personal properly
also changed hands.
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The Tournament.?The following
if a list of Ute Officer* and Ksights wh? I
fafe V *?ke jUrt to the approaching
Tournament :
Juihjcf.
Cot. A. D. Frederick.
Cai-t. James F. Izlar.
Dr. A. 8. Salley.
James H. Fowles, Esq.
Herald.
Cai-t. T\ A. Jeffords.
Kniyhts.
Messrs.^. W. Patrick, Black Plume ;
J. Geg. Vose, White Plume; J. B. O.
1 Jettison, Yellow Plume ; J. S. Alber
gotti, A. M. Salley, Dr. M. G. Sulley,
John J. Salley, White Star; N. M. Sal
ley,>0>Jj.(SaUcy, Kuight of Edisto ; T.
G. Vinco, Daniel Zimmerman, John
Bobinsott, Richard XIV ; Murray Rob
inson. W. M. Sain, W. Stokes, "Red
Cross"; P. G. Cannon, "Lost Causo";
W. Baiter, Henry Ellis, John McKewu,
D. T. B Legare, "Berwick"; S. D.
Dnntiler, Georgo Sellers, Charles Cul
ler, J. S. Heyward, Dr. W. T. Bates, F.
T. Riekenbacker. I. S. Cumminga.
We .hope that each of these gentle
men will bear off his niue rings at each
charge.
The time determined upon for this
pleasant affair is the first of May, and
the place, the old field io the rear of |
Judge Glover'a premises.
i t I r in??mwt r ? - ? wm?i?
TitCE Economy.?The country is at
present flooded with aheap aud inferior
goods of every description, which are
heralded to the publio in flaming adver.
tisements and which find n market
among those who bave yet to learn that
'?true coouomy" consists in bttjiltg a
first class article from an established
nnd first class houso. For example
pianos of various makers nre offered at
about one-half tho price of those of really
first class manufacture. Among the latter
none are more deserving of the enc>
mium ''really first class" than those man
ufactured by Messrs. W.m. Knaus ?;
Co., of Baltimore, a firm which dates
over a third of n ceotnry, and whose
Pianos for excellency of workmanship,
durability aud sweetness of tone, stund
absolutely unrivalled and containing
many valuable patented improvements ,
to be fouud in no other instrument, made
by the very best workmen and of strict
ly fintt cluss and seasoned material.
The 60 oal led ''cheap" piano may
present a fair external appearance, but
is ma de of "inferior and often entirely
unseasoned material, and soon become*
n wreck which defies the art of the tuner.
We make special mention of the piano,
aa the most forcible illustration of our
remarks, which can be applied to almo.it
ovcry attiele we use in our families.
The Great Hair Producer.?Hnir
Oils, pomatums and pomades hsve had
their day.,They belong to th zaa 'y past.
Nobody lhat understands the euouiistry
of the hair aud the philosophy of its
grOwth thinks of using them. Instead of
cl^gin^ the pores of tho scalp with
thick unguents, and thus obstructing the
insensible perspiration which is essen
tial to tho health of the fibres, we tu>w
cover the surface of tho bend with an
invigorating application which pone
rat ea f.> the roots of the hair and stiniu
lutes them in the same way that, the
fertilizing agents spread over the mead
ows stimulate the grass roots and cause
the blades to spring up iu myriads, coat
big the earth with verdure The invlg
orant best adapted to this purpose is
LiON's KatiiaIuoN. It may well be
*tilled the fertilizer of du: head. To the
barren scalp it communicates vegetative
p >wer. If the hair is dropping out, it
becomes glosay nnd flexible under its
genial operation, ami a* a dressing it is
it mi r,r??i-?..#?l?'.A I... -r~~ t.~ ?
bus yet been laid on the toilet of fashion
*>i>"lf you desire rosy cheeks and a
complexion fair and free from pimples
and Blotches, purify your blood by the
use of Dr. Piere-'s Gold.tn Medical I> s
covcry. It has on equal for this purpose
COMMERCIAL
MA It Km1 UKPOlt'l'N.
Office or thi Ok VNOKnruo Nkws,
Mcnrh, 7. 1871.
COTTON*?Sales during the week 80
Wales. We quote:
Ordinary.*..19 G<\
bow Mia .ig.'JO (.<>
Middling.20
Kiii on tiei..S1.5? per Otishol
Cohn.$ 00 per bushel.
Tow P*,\s. 1.0U per bushel.
I'inukbs.$1.00 per bushel.
Delinquent Land List
OF
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
FOR THK YEARS
1808, 1880, lft7C and 1871.
FOR THE YEAR 1871.
Amslia Towxsmr.
David Warpig, 26 acres
E W Braddy, 218 acres.
Mrs R Everhart, 84 seres.
ENsabeth Moyes. Estate. r,.r)0 acres.
A J Frederick. A^t, l'!00 acres.
A T Smvthe. 2887 acres.
W Splgner kWD. Green 1100 acres.
E A Thomas, 1000 acres.
John J Zeigler, 20 acres.
Dbarchvills Township.
ROM Berry, 800 acres.
George Gnrvin.
William McAlbany, 180 aores.
O H Ott, Trustee, town lot.
W D B Beetes, 140 acres. - ? -
J B Walling, town lot. x
Caw-Caw Towjai^ftjjpk^
J E L Amaker. 8182 ecrea^\~
A Q Baily, 6 acres.
John Rowe, 16 acres*
Rachel E Staley, 00 acres. W\
E R Woire, 600 acres.
Cow Cabtlb TowssHir.
- Morgan DeWitte, 24? aeres.
' D F DoWitte. 100 acres,
J B Hunter, ExV, 2140.
Est of John Whetsell, 7.00 sCr-s.
. . Eiiisto Township.
Mrs Amnnda Dantzler, 100 acres.
Thomas Hughes, 02 aoros.
Ha rmou Rowe, 800 ncre*.
A F Smeak, 60 acres! ..i.. ,i
Elisauktu Township.' . \
Robert Oarvin, 516
Kst Benj Golsoo, 39
]> Gardner, 657
Mrs K Hoffman, 269
John Hoffman. 60
Margaret Hooker, 100 t
R B Pou, 195
Est Saud Pearson, 80 j
John Stnley. 100 t
8 h Timer, 264
Edw AVilee,20QO ,^,^;ri?vi I * "
Martha A Williams, 150 a??ti
GooniiY s Township.
D D Arant, 50
G M Bruner, 200
Miss Adaline Bozsrd,, 45
Kvrin Judy, 90 * ' ' ? '
Jim Kenuerly, 9G
W J McGrcw, 291
Ii M Rambert, 260
O G Bush, 37
W B Way, Agt, 104
Goodi.and Township
James Williams, 109
Henry A Arjrnc, 10 ? ' ' '
R M Argoe, 90
J W Bradley, 189
Jacob K Doollcy, 215
Etnunuel Gibson, 359
?Nathan A Keadlo, 70
Daniel Porter, Agt, 200
O I- Phillips, 189
Ned O'Rco, 7
James W Young, 36
-.1 i . -~
IIKonoN Township.
E W Dotard, 150
Josiuh Chavis, 125 ,
Rachel W Carson,- 200
IlGPKWELt ToWNSillP.
Henry Cooper, 406
Matilda Smith, 80
l.i iikrt v Towxsnir.
D R Barton, Guard, 1000
T K Gleuton, 54
R M A E Ukatnn, 76
MUs V E McMichacl, 626
Dr R Miller, 374 O
Jes-ie E Pearsou, 100 1j
W W Rutland, 130
Lvo.x's T?wn*hip.
Wesley Brown.,50
George Gates, 435
T E Ricketibacker, 70
Mux Wagner, 2 buildings .
MtnnLB Township.
Henry Adams, 50
Rachel Hauler, 200
John A G ravier, 43
James May. 390
I) W Sncll, 1050
Edward White, 73
Naw Hoi'i: Tuwnsuu'.
Mrs K Frederick, 1330
George Garvin, 50
Ephraim Utscy, 101
Okanox Towxsuir.
Tims Kuy, one town lot.
J I' Ant ley, 25
C S Bull, 85
John DftiscYj town lot
Mrs J R Ehney, town lot
Mrs Mary Ehuey, town lot
Mrs S A Glover, 275.
Jeremiah Gui^nnrd, 2.r) t.
Mrs Anna A Gloacr* A4j0?i .
Rachel >n)o:.k, i^dMtWq
Est A St r,.man, OOjT " "_
Henry 11 Smith, town lot
B F Thompson, AdiuV 151
J R Toomer, Agi, town hit
Henry Washington, town lot
Tint. G trots' Tew.n.smr.
E DitfforJ. Adm'r 21
J Ii Hair. 20 ^ *x
R W Riser, 900
James I) Vice, If,
Poplar Township.
J P Smith, 150
John Wifngea, 150
P k< ? v i n t \ v t: Tow s s in r.
D II Dantzh r. 1?7
James W Moorfir? ir4
If V i> ? rf<*4
Mary Pritchard, 58
John D Shulcr, 59
Brian O Shulcr, 1600
J D Shulcr, 112
J.din Situlsberrv. 340
G W Thompson, loo
Rockst GaoVK ToWS'SUtr.
J E Brown, 100
J F Kni-ht, 195
John F Rains, 290
William Williamson, 100
Tarrbkaclc Township.
T F B?<Klir. 870
Ed.vard Johnson, 330
J W Tyler, 175
Mrs K R Tyk-r, 13
T B Tyler, Agt, 209
T B Tyler, 069
N W ,t J N Tyler. 450
Josephine Tvh:r. 200
Able Burke, 137
Union Towsuiiir.
W A Easterlin. 173
G MoHnnry, Agt, 360
1. I? S K. nnerly, 325
A J Kittr. ll. Agt. 304
G S McMichacl, 30
i c McMillisn, 1600
JaniCI Mannigault, 16
J 1) Palmer, 251
T J Cjitiglcy, Trustee, town lot
Chares Sally, ot nl, 408
II R Tyler, 397
Vanok's Township.
Francis Jones, 333
Susan Kitt, 341
A B Smonk, 96
Mrs F L Tuto, 900- I -
JHP T?te, 850
Est A S T?te, 2200
[ Mrs T L Whitsell, 150
Willow Towsainr.
York Burns, 33
Mis M C Cannon, 03
Sarah Corson, 129
Est J P Fickon-, 2C0
Tempcranco E Fogle, 142
Mary Gurriek, 151
yMrs Mnry Graves, 105
Miss Sarah Oravos, 900
James Hilgens, 37
Jdfcp U Hughes- 90
Jown T Jennings, 100c
Mrs Elizabeth Jennings, 1000
Andrew StcaUman, 33,
C G Stevens, C25
Marvel Stone, 200
Hnndford Steward, 300
S B Sawyer, 400
. Ezra Snellgrovo, 738
Francis; Thirkill, 153
Mrs Taunt, 100
George Yon, 50
Zion Township.
Elvira S Mount, 750 ,
C M McMiehael, 294
?a
FOB THE YEAB 1870.
Amelia tov?\nsuii\_
? A Thomas, 1500 acres.
Puan? iiville Township!.'
? Xi ? BoYry, Truste?, 800 o?res.
CAW-CAW T?WNSHII'.
J E L A maker, 384."? acres.
Cow Castle Township.
Wm Summon, Estate, 2'i0 acres.
EDISTO TOW Nail i p.
John Myers, Trustee. 72.
Elizabeth Township.
It F Qolson, Estate, 3'J acres.
John Hoffman, GO acres.
'GooDHV'ri town8i1ip.
J C Eilwar.ls, 000 acres.
Jiin Kannady, 98 acres.
GOODLAND ToWNRniP.
Joseph Cnrtio, 2 1 acres.
Lyon's Township.
George Oat es, 433 acres.
LiitERTY Township.
1> B Barton, Adm'r, ?22 acres.
Jessie E Pearson, 100 aarcs.
Washington Kobinson, Trustee, 80 acres.
Middle Township.
II N P Sandal, p',0 acres.
Orange Township.
w J DeTreville, '2'.)') acres.
Ann A (Hover, I4<> acres.
Sophia A (ilover. 275 acres.
Isabella Mays, 1 Town Lot.
A 1* Stronian, Agent, 73 acres. *
A Stroninn, Estate, IKK) sores.
Poplar Township.
Edward Pauling, Sr., 1?O acres.
Henry Wiles, ?'.l acres.
Providence Township.
L M Burkctt, 100 acres,
.lames P Griffin, 3">"> acres.
Jno 0 hhnlcr, 59 acres.
G W Thcnip"on, UK) acres.
I NiuN ToWl* Hi ip.
(I S McMichael, '2 '.0 acres.
It v MoMiohael, 880 acres.
J D Palmer, ?">?'??") acres.j
VANCk's Township.
Frances Jones, 888 ncYcs.
A ?S Tat?, Est at o. 2200 acres.
Mrs T l Wbitsell, 1 "?0 aces.
Wir.l.ow Township1.
John d Brown, 108 norms.
C C Cooper, Adm'r, 1320 .o res.
Jas It l>a\ is 7(1 acres.
.1 F Fioknu, I'state. 2G0 acres.
Dr C 0 Stevens. (i'J"> acres.
Zion Township.
w N Mount, 70(1 acres.
Sarah K P.owe, 4<>0 acres.
FOR Tili: YEAR 18G9.
Am km a Township.
Wade n Wise, 200 sores.
Pi it a veil vu.i.r Township.
K (i M Perry. SdO ?eres.
J w Crom, l" Town Lot.
V.'m (Jrines, 122 acres.
Mrs Ann Myers, 1 Tonn Lot.
OavV-Caw Towmsuu".
Madison Stabler, Agt, 100 acres.
Cow (' \s ri k Tow s.?n i p.
(Hin F Conner} 50d acres.
Ears Connor, 117? acre/.
Ezra Connor, Ant. 184 acre .
Mrs Mary Hun". 888 acres.
Win Summers, 800 acres.
En is to Tow'xsnir.
Mat ilda Dnntzler. 800 acres.
Salu'l T. Islar. 273 acres.
elizabbth Towns UP,
N P Cain. 280 acres.
(?<?oiii.avi? Township.
John (' Fanning. :'?7-r> ?cre-.
Hui'JtW ?.ti. Tow ? iiip,
Shouburg Wolfe V111 Poling, 101 1 acres.
Lro.\ Township.
1'liza Wiles, 238 acres.
Ohasck Townh'hip.
Est S. Konnerly, 1 town lot.
Pluiro Robinson, 1 tnwn i"t.
.1 It Tnoiiior, A^t 2 town lois.
Pink Qnova Towksoip.
Albert K. Tabor; UOOOaores.
i) O Tiudal, Agt. 224 acres.
Julia \\ iles, 80 acres.
Liukbty Township.
J. J. Douglass, 1(H) acres.
Minni.r Township.
Jacob Hazard, 'JO acres.
Ed !'. It ?? e, 7 !?"> acres.
N bw lloPK ToW nsu |p.
Simeon F Baxter, 24S acr<
W11,i.ow Town* hip.
John Rickcubakcr, 1153 acres.
Slariinore p Sawyer, ?1?.
Rockby (JboVh Tow.y.iuip;
James Fickling, Es) ol 1? S Tj Icr, 868 acres
Warren Kinsm.i . 292 - res.
Zio\ Towxsiiip.
Sarn": M Joiner. 1.7 acres.
FOR THE VI$AR 13t>9.
Fin si Disfh'icT,
John Earlier 12k Qcrcs.
H l! Boznird, 100 ncras
Knebel Bars, 181 acVus.
J S Itozard, 53 ncros.
Mary Ann P.o/ar l, "HS acres.
W ti lloniiett, 800 acres.
Mary A K Uradhatn, 39 acres.
Whi II Dantzler, 800 acres.
D 1) Dantzler, Agt, 22'J acres.
I) 1) Dnntzler, Agt, 222 son
Jas A Dantzler, Agt, 3')0 acres.
Margret Darn All, i" ncfes.
Frank Felder, A}.''. UH aorca.
J ii Felder, Agt, 12*}2 acres.
J A Felder. Moo acres,
m A i rick, titM> acre*
Fred Kammer'in, 80 acri 9.
w J Kizcr,02 acres.
Iliiftis Myers estate, 473 acres.
lcr,\7'J0 a?*et* L W
G V Patrick, 100 acres.
Mnry A Preacher, 08 acres.
J D Kickenbaker, 60 acres.
E I'. Rush, 440 acres.
H Shuler, 76 acres.
J L Stone, acres. '
Kstate .Incol) Snider. 300 acres.
Samuel Stephens, 124 acres.
J A Sanfort, Agt for David Hair, 220 acres.
J A Santort, A*gt for M Donnell, 40 acres.
J E Shulcr, 208 acres.
?Tunica Shulcr, 420 acres.
J F Sncll, 02 acres.
J W Smith, Agt, 200 acres.
It L Shuler, Adm'r, 1'42 acres.
It L Sliuler, Adtn'r, 2-43 acres.
It E Shulcr, Adm'r, 200 acres.
H L Shulor, Adm'r, 183 acres.
Est H H Shulor, 420 acres.
Est D St<iit(lem!re, 84 acres.
Anthony Tue, 233 acres.
Est A, S T?te,. 2200 acres.
Hary Untier, 1G0 acres.
V ictorin limey, ?08 acres.
J W Weat hers, 600 acres.
M K Zoioler, 288 acres.
J D Z edgier, 120 acres.
Ssuoxn Distbict.
i it " ' . p.. . r. ? , . ?
Margret Bonnet, 10 uores.
Goorgianua Honnett, town lot.
Mrs L) Brach, 170 acres.
Kichnrtl Corbett, 107 acres.
D Ji Cat-son, Agt, BOS.
.1 W Crider, Agt, 10 acres.
Jacob Cridor Agt, G6 acres.)" / |
J li t.'ri-.ier. Apt, 134 acres.
Fruzicr k DiH, 1000 aorcs.
M Dolin, 120 acres.
Mrs M M^Gurick^40jicrcBJ_
Eliza Gefglcman. 216 acres,
w o UMie^^rrj^mci
W P Imihinctt,
Est E F Muter,
.loliu Spigncr, 10<) acres.
J W Shuler, 200 acres.
J H Smoko, 00 acres.
T S Thompson, Adm'r, 744 seres.
Mary E Ulmer, V2<> acres.
Est A N Wanunmaker, 800 ncres.
Noah Whetstone', 4SU acres. '
G t Wise, 2?? acre*.
Win Wise, 52 acres.
Eet O M Watt, 100 acres.
F J Watt, 100 acres.
11 M Watt, 100 acres.
A I. Watt, 100 acres.
A R Walt, 100 acres.
.1 11 Watson, Oil acres.
J A Wolfe, ISO) a. res.
Mrs Margaret Zeiglrr, 12? acres*.
Tuikd District.
J K Brodie, 380 ncrcs.
1/ S Bolen, 270 ncres.
Kinauuel Brown, 100 acroj
W R Barton, Agt 80 acres.
C ?) Bowman. 40 acres
,1 W i'rodie, Agt, 70 acres
B W Carson, 430 acrea
James Cliavis, GO acres
lloraco Forest, 43 ucrcs
Thomas K Foglc, 90 ucros
Martin Fralick, 21 aorcs
Jacob Fogle, Adm'r, 170. acres
A J 11 ail zog, 100 acres
.1 A Hurtzog, 100 acres.
W J Hart, 1500 acres
Augustus Llolman, Agt, 125 acres
Laura Jouu8, 020 acres
C K Lartiguc, 5 acscs
J Livingston, 500 acres
Wm Minuiekcn, 20 acres
Mrs R L MeMieliael, 380 acres
W W l'ilt, 100 acres
Est George H Boomt, 150 acres.
J W Rile.y, 120
A F Smoke. 51
David Smoke, 110
J W Salloy, Apt GO
M Stevenson, fit)
Est A J Williajns 04
Mary Tyler, 130 -
'II: os B 'i>ildx,A*llG9
K B Tyler, Agt. S?o
kAt V H Borter, 190
Est M M Stevenson, 100
FOR THE V KAR 1S6S.
Finr DisTiucT.
D 0 Eonkliart, 272 seres.
John O ? oiiklin, l'.'O acres.
J It r.'lder. 1272 acres.
M J Felder. 168 ae.res.
Rachel H.iigler, 2'X) scree. .
A D Inabtnolt, 1400 acres.
W J Ki/.er. '.cj acres.
aXonserly, Est ot s, ?tue town lot und 00
ucros.
Mis Ann Meyers, one tuwulot.
J 1' Murphy, ?">?'>?'> acres.
J L Parier, irto hei4>s.J j / i'C1
A S Patrick.' 1J8 acres.
M. Kickenbaker, HO seres.
Henrietta syphrett. 182 uerrs.
Washington 1? Snell, 10 acres.
Est A * Slroinau, 000 acres.
E M Wiirti, 177 acres.
Eliza Wiles. 280 ucrti".
J D Zcigler, 100 uerrs.
Skcosh outriot.
.Mare A A %*H| 2^0,11^1^4. . . -
Ahrain AuWey, oOO |W*es.
Margret Hiinnctt^ 10 acres.
ti M Dantzler, 1<*> acres.
Mr- <) L Graves, ;?7 nor^b.i 7/
David llano, 764 narre.
W P luahinctt, ituo aeri s.
Eahun I rick, 1 j" acn i.
M A Keller, ?1 acn s.
I( L Keller, Agt, 110.
Frederick Livingston, AgfJ 07" acres.
Glenn t Uiver, 60 1 acres.
Jauol. Rucker, 200 aorcs.
Jacob Stabler, Ayt, H?O seres.
Albert K l'ab??r. 0O00 acres.
Daiiicd Uimir. S5 acres.
Joseph Wuliv?, 100 acres.
V? 1 i > 1 iny, -i< " ? a< 1 < ? 3.
W 1) Williamson, 2 ?<> acres.
John II Zdlgle), 10 ' acres.
F A ''.ciplcr, ll". acres.
Francis Zeiglrr, -sores.
TptltU Dls Bier.
.John Rrown. ;'-10 a< res.
H 1> I .until . Agt, acres.
Ma con < i um her, Its) act cs.
Thorn.i- Gardner, 1">1 acres.
Gid.1 Hullo. 100 acres.
A .1 llnrtzog, IOJ acres.
J A lltuUiig, 10U acre.-.
.1 P Marlin, 18(j acres.
William Mitikort, '20 acres,
W W Pitt, K?? acres.
.1 W Kdey, Uli acres.
\V D Valentine, acres.
E A ripat. ii I I acrds.
I sum .1 Von. Api, 2i2 acres.
Piirsuuiil to Sec. 107 of art Act prov^dinjjj
for the uhscssnicnl and taxation of properly,
ippr el September E'un, A. D. 18'iS, and
ip: several Acts umoiidjltprjr thereto: Notice
:s bcrotjS aiven tliai the whole of the several
parcels, lots and pans of lots of real estate,
described in tiie. prucedii g list, or su much
theYeofaf ill lie iipocs-ihry to pay thu taxes,
penalties and assessments charged thereon,
will bo sold by Treasureref ?Orniigoburg
0111113-, South t 'arolina, at his oflice, in said
County, on the second Tuesday, (12th) of
March, A.D., IS72. unless said taxes, assess
ments and penalties be paid before that time:
and such sale will be continued from day to
diiy until all of snid parcels, lol* and parts
of lots of r< al eate*0,.shall he nol?l, or offered
l\ r sale. .1A M158 VAN TASSEL.
Auditor of said Count;.
Orang.iburg, S. G., Feki 20th, 1^72.
fei. 'J7 If
TT AB just returned from CHARLESTON
IjL , i*-J|h IM bcet* Bolce?pu of SEHL?
UtisH POTATOES ercr brought to Oraarg*
burg. He has on band tbo
EARLY ROSE,
GOODRICH,
PINK EYE,
and l'EACH BLOOM.
Also another CHEAP LOT of HAMS from
10 to 15 cts per lb.
W4?UM?RT?IERN-PEAS..-, rteifnv
Green and Yellow OAR DEN PEAS.
Fine YELLOW ONIONS. .', ,
A lot of Prime New V'ork 4 SMOKED
TONGUES at 50 Cents. .
BREMEN LAG Alt by the doz., delivorcd
free of charge tj any House.
SWEET CIDER on draught.
MA EL and Gil 1ST?Bolted and unbolted.
jan 13
A. splendid selected WHOLE STOCK of
Meu's, Womon's and hoy's<e!HOES.
Also a lot of Farmers Indispensable Im
plements, stich as TRACES, HAMBS, AXES,
MANURE FOKK3 and.PLOW. LJNE8.
He also now keeps on baud a SAMPLE
!AUREL of the World-wide, well-known
CME.
COMMON WHISKIES from $?.40 up
wards. ?.; -J, i . .
The BEST Donble Distill*! WHITE WINE
VINEGAR in the Viltagtf,^illout any ex
ception, t ^ .*I ???*-*' .' J
fjSr Claiming njrgnj^lfty of the trade
ami thanking my FRIENDS and CUSTOM
ERS for past' favors, i hey will please remem
ber tin NAME arid W5ACr."
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
W. T. MULLEB ?JJ Mi^BJ,)
WAY DOWN ROUND THE CORNER.
o .'??*. a *lj ?-.???? *a% tf
mkt\ ? h^xrilfii
FAIR WABNiC
AND NO
H Ji.-M U'lBU ?fc>
BUT CAJi'L ON * -
?VTXLLIAk T. LiaHTFOOT,
at the coRisrii:3, rr/^ 'j
And sccuro a BARGAIN in
DRY GOODS
GROCERIES,
siioi-:?,
HARDWARE.
And au ENDLESS VARIETY of tho
Best Liquors; Cigars, Tobapco, &c.,
All of which will be sold at once without REG ARD' to ^C'dST and NO
HUMBUG!
One DWELLING for sale on Mid die ton Street.
.Also my OLD STAND STORE on Russell Street,
jau 20
dec 2 e
SEED POTATOES? SEED OATSH
EARLY ROSE POTATOES, BLACK SV&Q fPi?.^
ONION SETS, TURNIP aud C ABB AG E SEED
Also WHITE irc?Nfc for Baking
ORDERS RECEIVED
'???'? I / i 'iu???> ?? ' A
For MAPES' SUPERPHOSPHATE, a Fertilizers Composed mostly of FISH, rated
second only to Peruvian Guano. <
Also lor PERUVIAN GUANO aud GCANAPE GUANO.
JOHN .A; HAMILTON,
MARKET STREET.
A.jculfur FIRE and LIFE UTS GRAS CE.
' jan 'JO c lj
LOOK FOR THE
RED COFFEE POT!
HUME M ADE TIX WARE OF THE
HEST QUALITY AND OF EVERY L'E
SCRIPTI l)N?W A R RANTED.
Cakes and Confectionaries
ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR SAL:! 1
AT STOKE OP THE
red corF-.i: pdf,
Nr.XT TO
MR. VP\ T T.IOilTFOOT\S
OLD STAND.
By
E. II. PEARSON.
the. OLD ESTABLISHED
4 I
of america.
the
southhr x
? w
JVb. <? N. Charles Street,
BAL TIMORF., MD.
Organized am! t\i*Jrtt Entirilyto ritparlny
^Jotina and ([Middle gJycd cticn
TO BKCOUB TBOROVCU
(Practical [Accountants
AXD
over 2500 young men
rnoir not
SOUTHERN STA TES
have' GRAPl'A TEO at this INSTITUTION, and
are noio filling Responsible and lucrative P?*iti*ns in
the Uadlnjt BANKS AND Bl S/NESS HOUSES
Ihr Country.
THERE ARE NO VACATIONS. Stwtents can
enter nt any time.
Special IndMdual Instruction and success rxiian
teed. Send/or College DtKWH0fttl aUdtflendfA l.feci'
tnent of Petinanshi/. Enclose two I'ostae-e Statu/s.
Address til.' Cownnnitations la
IF. II. HAM. Kit, Frra't.
Southern Business College,
BAL TIMORE, MD.
UQV 1 ]
Notice of Dismissal.
T^TOTIOK IS HEEELY GIVEN THAU 1
1 s| will on ?io 25th <l iv ol Mnrcb n^xt,
(Ho my final account with the Honorable
Judge of ProbiJfl for OrAiigoburg County, as
Admis!r*tor of P. L. Inabinet, and i^k for
Letters of Dismissal. #
WM. WINNING ft AM,
feh i?4 -it Administrator.
Kr. OI.IVEBOS' hags' lftiivo to inform his
friends und Cnstoiflefs ^mu^rith the NEW
YEAU ho hos opened a full
STOCK OF MEDICINES, &c.
ALSO
SEED OXION?"its^ AB DEN SEEDS.
CANDY? b?rl quality? guaranteed.
also
RA KOK nod DOCKET CUTLERY.
a i.so
DAI.NTS, OILS, VARNISH ?nd BRUSHES.
also
VACUUM OIL for greasing Harness,
Boots and Shoes?best in the world.
! ry. nrtjcl.j Bold GUARANTEED lobe
'.ist .1 i rtj>re.-'A them, and sold on tbo
meet j.1b?ra/L cC-U.terms by
DR. OLIVEROS,
Druggist and Chemist,
jan 0 nov 18 ly
The Celebrated Fertilizers.
it'll sali; ot
U ilcox, Csibbs at Co.,
lMiMr.rKtisA.Ni> Dkalxi's in Gtanos,
148 Bay Sfc, S?mn.t?!,, Ca.
I.M East Bhy, Charfttott . C.
For further information apply o.- address
as aboytj for Ahustme for 1H7-.
bull, scovlll-.x DIKE,
Ajcnts at Orangeburg, S. c.