The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, May 11, 1872, Image 2
bnrg County.
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the General Sessions.
May Term, A. D., 1872.
The Grand Jury of the sixd County.
mow in attendance upon thia honorable
court, ask leave respectfully to present
their report as follows:
1. We havo examined the county
jail and find it generally in good oandi
tioof, but find one room very unclean
and offensive. We find very few pri
\'iy L 'W*? ln CODl'oenieDts which is a fact
upon which we congratulate the county
at large. We find that tho jailor is a
^l^l^yWld hian. and deer* him lncotnpo
tent Tor his position.
Our attention has been called by.th/e
lessncss, in the keeping of the prisoners
nifccq ut ac' ? ?. , ,
* , in confinement. T\ e recommend that
d erb boi. ' . ??
^ ?uch uicasurea be taken, as will secure
d a"* U-F' ?*0CP*nS of prisoners in custody,
ft* c^r* ? 0 ',ave v'8,teij tnc c"u,,t>' officers
osil'*"^ SS ^'8C'lar}?0 ?f our duty.
? 09 naye examined their general condition
?1? er.^w finJ |bo 8keriff. officft wc,j . f
IM'koV? ll%i? : . . , , '
|lioiDb*-ieiW""nl^ 10 K0Cjd ordcr- Thu
I'jvsicrr0 : ^^i10 ?^ Probate, we U'1*!
*jJ 3 m^vcry. go d condition The books of
the office were courteously opened to
iviUStOH-.O.:. I . * r
our full inspection, aud as lar us our
? ^^eXBhiina'ioo w.eut, thry appear to be in
? iV'M order. The same good order
jj.jj,c1)an ' .k-*?Pu,S wns apparent lu the office
ofllie Clcrk of tho Court.
*a ?bic-^.* As*? 'he .School Commissioner 01
,j 4f%<wW04ay n?oin tnat many of thc'Wch
oi ona^TMJP'W'01* 'u tn'8 County a re-tot ally in
^^.?j.cpinpQtcnt. We censure und rcbuko thu
r , j (^ounty Boavd et> Examiners, nno h?ld
f v them up to-tho people us the" blameful
s aiow^S"50 ?* trt'8 ev'' an^ h'j'iry to the
? ?^e-htS?W education. We earnestly re
ib 9dicor^'u**l*<* lnut whatever steps can be
Mttj ?.^ukea by this Court to remedy thin
,9L orfSTi!?3^e-,*kou at ouce
^oatissil Hat* Our experience in^ the County
tera ?? COBamiMioncrn' Office w-ic rather re
v-*lt*J|k*xble. The conduct of the chair
c: ; man of the Hoard of County Couiission
ore was rude, violeut, and' unbecoming
a?gowthwoan. nnd was very disrespect
'a? -jluT, and ia gros3 contempt; or this Court
rollol ?rid of the Grand Jury in the discharge
of their duties. Wo recommend'that
ni'ttrt d?ci be-^attached forth with lor Iii? said
: ,f^srudo ? and contemptuous behavior; Wc
i f?Jiai*ero led to think that there was so
veJa adiing very'wrongin this office from"this
*-tuo-> behavior of the Chairma n of the Board.
??*.! : "larid from tho fact of this official's pre
di aotiting to us "GENntlAL" Whipper us
>'? his .spokesman and attorney.
mj fp?9 yr^ |oun-j ju c*nuection with th:s
& a- Office a county order or draft whic'1
????^><wa? issued "by the Board of County
um '^Commissioners to "John Evans Uritton,",
?'?;'?.' dated January 5th, 1872, for the pay
?*J c lucnt ?l one thousaud dollars, for which
i X1"*"jre"could fiud- no voucher Olcd iu the
Mod offidc o?'tlla said Ccuuty Commissioners,
his and'wh"tch could not be satisfactorily cx
^^fyaiucil to the Grand Jury. It apppara
bo? *ltt?i T. It. Smoke had an account
?'?nr'ordinal tu0 County ' and that it was a
pirV.'of tli"e money due to Smoke that
ifaaato^^ gjven j0 Britton, by means of the
*w,o98bove prdcr. Wc append the tostininny
^^jfffe. K II- Smoke, relating to this
transaction, und mcorporalc the sumu in
fUiB .our report, as well as the testimony
,u 1,*,t0p jn8 yan Jaggelj which wore taken
fi'j'beforo. tho Grand Jury, und prcbent tlu
? \^ "lioprd of Comity Commissioners fur
', indictment
uiamoi
tor s Offices in proper condition
jaern ciorsinv- 1 r
. upou our, owu information,
, bers . of the Uraud Jury, we aro co'-uiz
?d .ofi^nvui v\. . . ,
% ant of a ecrtaiu offence wtiiolr was com
? rfJMoSiv^i ,Q county^ where no steps
. ..were -taken.to nuuish the offenders, and
ad* !? ?/ ? ..'J *
l r wi?'WJjW' v'nc*'cal? tn? oauac of I'ub
rf?v?il'^VvVH^i)?^* aod Prol<%ct tuc interests of
*iaa S?V^RW'^
At Howe's pump? iu April of thu proa
_ tBt $Vm%lmJk> beav*'. larceny cf-euro wtis
Jatf'Zp&hWM h ;v?hu _ Odom and T?iim
Meyers,.and the facts wero well kuowu
** **.{q u m.1 DeHay, who took no bteps to
OTWU1Dr1ing'the parties to puiiishmeut.
'"^n the sitnplo discharge oi our duty
?dlt^.iQ'rahd Jurors, wo present the said
**,m Jofin ^dj??t and Trim Meyers and Wni
Dcffay for indictmont.
T^rl *?u'W>,;~lhcr Grand Jury of the county,
a s^d^sybKt'earnestly and respectfully protest
" *lij*airiBf the easy way in which llules
? radvhifth aro issued in obedience to our
(P;.'-reports, have previously beentHscharged
! ;-.ran?- thocffoudiiig parties novtr broughi
M.n?t?ilr?l.
?Wo submit most rcspoctlully that our
v/ijuesculuieut of parties for ibdiotinenl
r becomes a farce and u mockery, unless
% ..the ipartics whom wc thus bring before
the Court, are mado to ubsol' e them
s?ilvfc9 -from ull blamo, upon a public
ov arc puuiahed for their miscon
i-j-.to the Poor House, we find it iu
"n,goolcouditi()i), but tbo paupers eompliuu
that it is 8Q!iiq di^unca to water, uud the
** v?Jmaii in^cnarge says she requires uaaiat
?**??cV?n^fiVdlichafgj of her duties.
* .ffii ?ut^tiis ycpoit is respectfully pro
l'*?feWitf!f Vfl jiuvc been actuated by uo
?"^Wnal Wfinw. but bx a simple. p;ir >
Hivwrai
,vTve found the Treasurer's and Audi
nnd earnest desire to do our duty, wi'h
single eyA-Jfl.lltft.puhlia. uvUrastay-and
impressed with our duty to our fellow
citizens *
(Signed) Oko. D. Sellers.
Foreman.
THE ?RANGKBUR? NEW.
?-?.?,{,- -,-1?;
. AUGUSTUS ? KNOWLT?N,
EDITOB.
GEORGE ISOLIVEK.
Financial and Brraiscas Manager.
Official Pnpcr of the State nnd
of Oi'itnjrcbarR County.
vSATUHDAV. MAY 11,1S72.
For President:
Ulysses S. Grant.
TL? Presidency.
The Cincinnati Convention has uomi
nutod for the Chief Magistracy of this
nation, lioracc Gieeley. ther editor of
tK* NcW Yoik' Tribune and one of the
most thorough aud most devoted Repub
licans.the sen shiucs upon. Against the
man wc have not one word to say} ho is
good, true, honest, puro. For over
thirty years ha has fought, ?hvough the
darkest of political days and' through
the wintriest et- political weather, the
nobk-st and ucst ol flgltcs for tho Enuali
ty of all? me:i before tho Lnv. Wc
revere hi? character and we lo\*e tire
man. IJut we love Republioauidin>mover
and our motto is, "principles^ trot men."
For principles to bo sucecvful they
must be supported by- successful meu,?
by men who have thu opportunity us
well as the wilT, to enforce th-'ui. That
Genend Grunt has the will uo oue
can doubt?that he will have the con
tiuued opportunity, the coming election
will prove.
Finalities.
Ever since tho war a great deal bus
been said about "accepting the situation" |
aifl "adopting this movement as a
finality," but it ?lten happens that there
is more said than done. Tlre-'tfress is a
great institution fordoing gvod'but how
often is it the case that it?r privileges
and- its chances for doing good arc im
paired. ? Say what you* please but thu
newspapers of our day and time are one
of the causes of tlicc'.?h which curs-;
our land. 1 hey have Uoho much to
abuse society, although *iid to exist for
the good of the country. Ever since
the surrender ol the confederate forces,
our land has been deluged with the
bitter expressions of a joiirndisin de
voted to pariyirftn. Then: is hot enough
of independence among .Suuth Carolina
journalist*'. They are hampered too
much Mid are too fearful of hurting
somebody's feelings. They minister too
iliuoh to the passions and not en..ugh to \
the sober reflection of our people. Short- \
ly after out armies bud surrendered, and
couti:r.ialy since we h ive heard of ac
cepting the situation?the situation had
alieady been accepted and as Well talk
of reversing the order of nature as tu
iulk ab::ut accepting the situation after
it bud been tcttlcd by the arbitrament J
id' arms.
Tllcn, after a Gonyentton?of out Store
bad'coi'iflrmcd the Emancipation I'rociu- j
uuitiori for President Lincoln und the
negroes were enjoying their freedom,
wo heard' of 1 accepting this movement
us a finality." und it has happened that
every "?iuiliiy" incepted since then bus
come just uin- day too late. *
' Who aiho-ng our pe-'plo have advoca
ted the ''acceptance of the situitiou us u
finality?" 1 he old p> I t>cal backs who
iii:.-;sgiii on it?e wnr, had hundreds of
millions of dollar* wasted, the youth of
our land blnughteicd) the homes of
tbousunds lelt desolate und gloomy
Since the war they have expressed this
und that shudc of opinion, ibis and that
resolution ns "^finalities" determining to
go so far and no further, and making
these opinions and * resolutions us the
true btuodurd of patriotism.
A very little reflection upon the part
of our people will soon acquaint them
with thu chuructcr ul ihuso persons who
appropriate to tbomsolvos the name ol
"1'atri'jkt."
Wo do not- mono to include within
this class any man who did his duty iu
the late war, but brand, with no com
plimeut ry mime, all mcrehuots, lawyers,
doclors, funnels m d men of unynnd
every uvocutioti in life vrho did'tl>eir
utmost to bring on the. w ir und then
tneuked out of it. Theke men now set
theuiselvcs up as patriots j and any ouo
who differs with them in opiuiun is
called a traitor, dououucod und ostra
cised.
Let the cry of "accepting the situa
tion," aud "litialities" bo hushed aud
let all think for themselves, act tor
themselves .depend, upon no b-oken
down politician for the appellation of
patriot.?Abbeville Medium Mat/ 8.
This is pretty pluiu talk aud very
sound sense. Wn are glad to see such
articles in Bueh an out nud-out Demo
er'tic paper as the Medium. Verily the
?orld moves 1 \-\
.Slate Medical Assorialion.
The Assoen?tiou convened in CoHumu
bia ou the l?ih ult , under its able mid
honored President, V. Poyre Poichor, ol
Charleston, who opened its proceedings
with i? pttpee of gtcst interest.
The" meeting Was full, spirited a?d
harmonium*, and tunny important and
elaborate papers read and cases reported
Dr. MeTnfnsh, of Nowbcrry, read an
important and iutcrestin?; paper on 'Qui
nine in Dysmenorrhoe i," which was re
ferrcd to the committee on publication
This paper elicited discussion by Drs,
Gibbes. Darby and Itob'orf?on.
I he following are tho officers for the
enduing:
F .r Pre i<?>t??. Dr: J T. Darby. Co
lumbia; first vietj-prwii/cut, Dr. J Mc
Intitsh, Ncwherry; tmeniid vice president,
Dr. T. A. Kraus, Anderson; third vice
president. Dr. C. Tf. Laid, Witinsbo
ro'; recording sec rotary. Dr. T. Grange
Simons. Charleston; corresponding secre- ?
tary. Dr. Si Paruch, Camden; treasurer,
l>r. F. L. Parker. Charleston.
Delegates to American Medie.il Asso
ciation? Dr. J. p. M GedtPftgs,
Charleston; Dr P. Afikell, Rdisto; Ur
It. W. Gibbes. Cidunibiuj Dr. Middle
toil .Michel. Charleston; Dr A. P'. Wyli*
Chester; Dr. T. A. Kvans, Anderson*;
Dr. S. Btiruch, Kerslmw; Dr. F. F.
Gary, Abb/vi He.
The president appointed the following
committee*:
On Publication?Drs. Porcher, J'. F.
M. Gedding? und Trescot.
C*tr AcepUtS?Drs. Taylor, Du ist and
A neriuii.
Civ titjtfc*-- Drs. K/uloch, Mikell and'
llyL-sitsotr. ?
?s ??>*-.??i ?
Stute Items.
The Temperance cause in Aikeu is in
a very prosperous condition.
Several eases of bone fe'.rjp arc ivpor.
ted from Pickoee Comity.
The jail of Mnrfburo' County is being
repaired.
T.hu in liscriminatc si ootiug of pistols
during thu nicht time disturbs thu
nerves of the (|uioPcit>.sona of Camdeli.
The anniversary eelchmtwir uV 1
Adclplihtn Society of Purin an Uuiverd
ty, wiil'Jh?c place on the evening of the
15th instant.
A hundred Northern guests are still
enjoying the suftibritics of tho season iv
ritB'A'ikcii hotels.
William Mcllne, colored, of Dennetts* j
vifl?, has I>een committed to jail emu I
charge of adultery-;
Harper Wilillims; colored; w%t>' cs
tinped from jail in Chesterfield' County, j
has been recaptured.
Mrs. II. C. O B intmn, an aged'lady |
of Aikcn. fell down stairs'ou Wednesday,
breaking her leg just below the knee
The Union Time* st-js it is reported !
that over thirty warrants are now in thu
bands of the Deputy United St tt.-s
Marshals for the arrest uf citizens of
Union County. Most of the able-bodied j
white men are already either under ur
resteer have left the oouiity. Conse '
i|ueutly a large ana of taud will remain
uncultivated this jjoa'r.
Th*u 9ivt passenger couch for the Pu.f
Royal lbiil Hoad pu?sed?d*?w trover the |
Clnitbute, Columbia aud Auga-sta* Hail I
Itoad Saturday. Ii is n very couutiodi J
? m* car, and is fitted-opin n handsome
manuor. It leaves Augusta for Savan
nah via the Central Hail Uoud, a'id fron
that city wi.i go to Ycmartsco by the
.Savannah and Ch trleston U.til-Kitd.
The residence of Mrs: Hogers, rcsid- I
ing. near the Southern end of Aiken,
accidentally caught ou tiro on Sat ut tin '
night last, but was discovered iu ti:iic to
prevent any serious dttmag).
Sppiieme Court I >:fo'.t.vnt Deci
sion ? D th iidj;e v'. Karde. Opinion by
Wright, A. J.
This was an action on a promissory
note dated April, 5. 13 U, payable one
day after dato The ease c uiioj to this
Court on appeal, because of tho udjtWt,
erroneous nod unwarranted chargeuPthe
presiding judge, which led the juty/to
bring in a*verdict soutrary to the l.nr,
and the evidence. I cannot see-any rea
son why a solemn'or?nlract with1 a- good
and sufficient consideration' shoald be
interfered with because it was made pre
vious to, or during the progress of the
late rebellion uhl'cssut was made with
reference to ??Confederate Salesnntes- or
their equivalent." It is-not claimed, or
attempted to be'kIiowh that the note in
question was so made, thereforo it w is
the duty of the jur'y according to the law
'ami evidence in this case to bring i:i a
verdict'for the whole amount found to
be due.
All persons"hrfve rights which all
courts of justico will respact. Under our
system of juri?prud"n?o no Stdtc h\44the
right to imp tir the obligation of contractu
mtfch lens It as a court a right to assume
to destroy, or partially destroy, sol
coin obligations undo between citi
To permit persons to get rid of *bnjrfr
ing one half of their just, honest'-and
equitable debts been use there has been a
robclrwm in the State;, is no more nor less
i.i'uu offering a premium for such rebell
ion. It is urged by the respondent that
iff order fo'give this Court jurisdiction
to review atJappeirK a motion lor ti bftw
trial should 'rnrvc? been made to the Couri
below. Wjlfefr ntf ti|>}>e<tl is taken, in
due (line after'judgement is entered' by
['the Cotrrt below, und> it is found us iu
thiff ctsi', Btsjh ju?!-merit is contrary to
the riw, cr iflfcw trin4! will be granted.
Tlie motion is ?rautfttf and a new rVlal
ordered to proceed aecordiug to the rule
laid down iu this opinion.
Williud,c?^ J., concurred; Moses-, C .
J , absent a)t beariojr, bat coo-jurrod in
opinion.
Iist of m;i tkhs itoitttttHr
j ing ia tUv Oiungcburg Tost OJice lo
.May 8. 1872.
B?Mr Joe! I* Bowman, Mr Jam.8 EVewn.
F?Josh Floury.
I?I.. <". Intlbint U
I'?Mr. V A, M Fuirick.
I'ersou'a oiUHng tor ttie above letter* will
pi case Buy iheV ure advertised.
F. UaMars, Y. M.
Tribute of JU*|H**f.
At a Uoguhtv Coniutunioation of Living
ston Lodge'XA 110. A. F. M., hrM Ht I.odgu
lt<-oiii May 4th, 18712 the follo-Wifrg. preum
blc ti ltd resolutions were adopted1:
Whtrtat, God whose ways AVte past finding
out, ha? removed front cv.r midst Brother J
A. -J'cfcunt; und while wo humbly nCtinoWl
ed'ge Mis great gnodnets nuii mrrcy toward
Ut, vVe dcet&Ct not i.miss to hem- record of
tlie lors this Lodge lias sustained by Iiis re
moval to the Temple "not made with bauds,
eternal in the Heavens. Therefore he it
Rcm'vrJ, That iu the death of Brother.T. [
A. JKFCOAT. this Lodge lias le<0 a worthy i
member, nnd the eommunity n gond citizen.
Itrtolvrd, That we teiidrr to his family our I
heartfelt sympathies iu their sad bereave- j
mcnt.
HexvU rd, That n page on our Record Book !
He inscribed to his memory.
Rttolred, That the usual badge of mourn- J
ing bo worn for thirty days.
Iletolrtd, That those proceedings he pnb
li shed in the County papers, and a copy bo i<
forwarded to his family.
Fi em the minutes.
II. F. RALLY. Stcretnvy.
N1SW BARBER SffQF
nVKlt
(! a !>t 11r W.r. m a N s ST< 1-V.
Where I am prepared to do all WOztK in
the above lino wit a neatness and distt!U3h.
T<rme reasonable
iOUX KOISIX&W*.
KWy 11 c Jin
""it
Sheriff's Sota?
By virtue of mindry Executions to-nte di- j
rectcd 1 will sell to tne highest bid lots, at
Orangeburg Court House, on the first M iN- |
1>.\V in Juno Ijl'Xt, for*" cas'>| the follow- j
inj; pronely, viz:
tine- .'?o-t uf laud' rfr-taii Uig acre? \
iiiovO' er 'o'*. l^etfyided north by IV l\ i.tfliMi
and J'.iii".-'! jde.*,'e*v.' by estate lands oft U J
Vf.- Broditfi sntiili by John Johnson arid11*!
Kitchens, and wcM by I*. Kitchens. Levied
on us ;'>e property of T.F. Uro tia at the suit i
of J. W. Jlrftnsom Ad nth' of Joseph Jolinsou. |
.Sheriffs ilflct?, I, lit UIG?S.
DmrtgehurgC. H.i8: ?.'.-V S .}*??.
le vy !0, 1872. j'
mr.v 13 td
IN Till: COl K'f CV PROBATE.
Wueheas, lb F.. Meyers, PJfcnter, hath i p
plied to ntc for letters ?.f Adnyh*i3tr*?tioii on i
the Estate of }.. It. A. Meycrsj lnt*f*r*f Or
nngeburg County, deceased.
These tire therefore to cite nnd admcmisb
nil and singular the Kindred and Creditor*
of ihe said deceased, to be and appear be
fore me at a Court of I'robnte for the said
County, to bo holden nl Orangcbnrg on the
24th day of May 1872, nt 1?? o'clock A.
M. to .-how cause it' nny, why the said Ad
ministration should not be granted.
Given un lcr mv hand an I the Seal of I..\
Court, this 10th day of May, A. I>. lt>71*. j
and in tho ninoiy-sixth year of American ,
ladcpeiajenoe. |
TlfAD. C. ANDREWS, i
!;,a\ 1!_2t Judge of 1'robate j
EUREKA CHAPE. No. 13. R. A. M. \
The RF.?ULAB CONVOCATION of the'
above CHABTF.fl will be held-on Fri h?y.
May l?'.b, nt-1 o'clock P. Ml
liy o-.?er cf 'Ut M. E II. IV
THEODORA KtMlN,
n??? 4?2?* Set : ri.--rj
NOTICE,
r INTERNAL REVENUE,
Collector's-Or Fies,
rtiarlesfOT^ A'ttrtt'l?, B72.
Soiiod n-.ri* Vi 11 be sold*afTutdie Auction
on Ihe Mth d?r of May, for violation of In
ternat RoveniK Law of July 20th, 1808; 20
lbs TOBACCO ?rom S:oro of J. A. Hamil
ton, 69 lb- from Store of J. l\ Iljir'e.j." (?0
lbs f'-otTt Store of T. D. Wolfe. Ontrrgoburg.
W. R. CLOUT*!AN,
npl'SO-^-St' t . Hector.
License Law Penalty.
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR,
OsAsuxireao Cocktt; S. C.
A ra il 2?ih 1972.
I ant directed by the State Auditor to
notify Merchant*, . IIotel Keepers, Tavern,
Boarding Hause, r.nd Saloon Keepers, Per
sons selling iy sample or soliciting Olders,
i'hysiciun? apd Surgeon Dentists, and all who
aro liahle t? pay license under tlie recent
Act r.f the 0(merit AfSOmbly, that at'tor the
30th "met , he full penalty of the law which
ia a fine dinble the amount of sa d license and
six loonth? imprisonment, will bo Imposed
upon all w ho have not oomplioc] with I he
provitioos of this Aol.
JAMES VAN TASSEL,
County Auditor.
Qra:igebur(- Couety.
U'H?T . tf
MERCHANT TAIL?B,
life* REMOVED ami
ia %6w LOCATED ooj
RuBell Street over F.
H.?V. DKIOOMANN'S
fcQMllE, where he in pre
pTryi-d to PIT gentleman
with CLOTHES of the
NKWEHT and most AP
PROVED STYLES.
SATISFACTION guaranteed in every in
u>once. D, W. RO PIN SON.
apt _ JJuA
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the frrtrment o
Order No. -?. in faro* Of A. C. McKin
lay for S2y?, u<* Aasesior has bfc'n stopped,
the ?utile baying been lost. A patent ion Mil
he niudo to hoard of Comu irf<i?Tiers foi
Dnplicuf* of same. Person* arc herein
warned against purchasing it,
i-v*y 4 St
A Want Long F#tf iStfpplied
D. D. rlume, Artist ha* opened a
OA i.i.ery where Jte it> prep?reii to take
PHulOGRAPHS,
AMBlWi VPE'S.
. wag u earAot ypes,
FXni.OTYfKS. &c.,
in a lev mrmtteT .'/? Ifjfc LOWEST possible
RATES.
WMlk up to i'irr (\ A f.LERY eyer Mr. F. H.
W. RRIGGMA>V>? stor'fi; if y in want to
retain u j rtat ftf Ifrat li itlwny's ii|.preciiitetl
by L*7WJS, S Veathi arts Hlid others,
yourself.
Sat o factum guiranircd.
a pi 20 If
THE
Citizens' Savings Eank
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Orttilgcluirg ItraiK'liw
w;u pay 7 PER CK XT: INTJR^e?1 on !
SFECI V.L DE.POSI !"S uh ? fr PrP? t i* V T. ?fi j
SAV XGS DEPOSITS. fJlUp?unded Semi- I
iiiiuu.illy.
Local Fiiwrn-c CoSii&3tte3to?
u..i> twos \v *;d..">Vc:it.
c.d i".\rr, s i>K?rl?K'it
Cwpl J?NO. A. II ViMW< Of.
r>ASfc T; )\\ IVMS,
Assi.-raut Cashier
.War 25* jtin cly
Dlt Ar & DIKES.
At ;iu" < H I Stand of
I>IS.- BV H. hlil LER.
- HAS .11 ST RECEIVED*A fresh
f?Z%\ "I ply of
yt~3? d.;c?.s.
MEDUMtfrrR.
;$?;--> PAINTS.
'" oir.M.
\>ARNLSflE8, fl?e:
A *pl?ndid !?>l of S i ATlnNERV.
PKK'.TM K-;.Y ami SO.VI'd in gro.it va- |
ru t \.
A fine slack if CIO VUS iJhd4TfMJ-.W?CO.
And ?Mii- of t'lau !?M-t iiKsnrsm.cnt of PQ< K
F.T KNIVES ever offered liere'at'rbu price*.
Pi .acOp'ieU* CtrefltUy prepare I.
OFFICE HOURS on t!ic SA BRAT if?
From H i) 10 A. M., and from i to 0 P. m.
dec 2 e ly
10 11. OLlVJiftOS,
DEALER IV ?
PCEi?' ?tWC*?' ? tt?1 .MEDICINES, PAINTS.
o;I.s n;d VARNISHES. WINDOW
8LASS an I PIT TV.
Just received another hit of thn YA.'t
M CHi for Urcusing atuRPrvBsrving Leuth'
crV
Alst) the Di \ M< )N U'il'lU'TACLK for Pre
serving Sight'.
\\*n a StlneHirTlrfl <:f CClHilSftY, such as
[*OL'RTiT KNIVfSt; itivaoRS, SCISSOR*
ar/tr-PldTOI
Alst i <'.,, .. v ..n i ;? !rd lot of FLOWER
SEEDS.
Also <.r r.t i"'::t!ry I Oil lo 200
pi flida*l*URE CANDIES. Suainnicel.
Also it linn l?t <.f PERPU.V?^ERV and
FANCY ARTICLES.
Call and uatiafv vouraelve? nt iha Dh\U0
STORE of
DR: OLIVEROS,
Or.'oigi:b'iirg C. II., S. C.
i.nr 90 kot lb ly
"just in!
1 hr.ve JUST RECEIVED a full supply of
?FRESJI O00DS
Fi r Ihj SI*! INO FEAStjx, v l.iLh I will
offer ;.t
Cull mot aaiisfy yourselves of the truih.
We iilv.nyw film pleu>arc in SHOWING our
GOODS, a ltd .~?"tjr.' \ hi will not !io!> grunt
ft any one thai d m t buy
F. H. W. Bi?iggniainr.
n;^'u c-jt 9 3y
Df>or?, -Safilien; Bliiuls, &c.
mm
P. P. TO ALE.
Ma mi fapInivV and Dealer?
No. 20 Hayna Street und HoiIbecWs Wharf,
(II A It LKSTON, S. ('.
f-CtS"1 This is the Largest and most Com
plete Factory of the kind In tho Haut hern
Stales. . od u 11 artfolej. in "his line can be
ttinilolo .1 hi Mf. l\ I'. Toai." a: i floea whioa
defy oantyefUdotT.
Ifiti'" A PhlVl.h'.ui. .viiki, fntf- ati-1 da't?ih>d
Hai '?( r.^l j? ie* t f Door* S| abc? and ? Rr r.U.
and thtrf prtoWmf ?-nch, nil. Vb eibl f -e? 'in 1
I ?4t Paid/oa ?J idkaiig.l to
i?: I?. TOiLi:,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
Inlv la f 99 tf
Ay er's
Foi* r Jtorin? Gray Hair
Ms nat?ifi Vitality and Coloi1.
A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving tho
heir. Faded or gray
AairT ff ?QH? restored. \
to its Original color,
with the gloss and
freslineit of youth
Thin bahr is thick
ened, falling hair chocked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cored
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where tho follicles ore destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
uffitftfhicss by tins application. Instead
of fouRng too tanr with a pasty sedi
ment, hf will keep it .clean ana vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent bnlduess. Free
flow those deleterious eubftanccs which
mako 6omc preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, tho Vigor cart
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted1
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else con be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye. it does
not eoil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on tho huh*, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. C. Ayer & CoV,
Practical and Analytical Cimtasfsy
IOWEjLjL, mass.
PRICE $1001
may 11 e 1 j
At Private Sale.
miW rM.A^ATIOT* Torching a part ?r
L the Estafs sf the* Into Co|. Keiit. nn.'l
known as the DAIlliV PLACE. The tracr
consists of about ?OO .i*crss. one half well
?TimfiCTed, iTte r?nmimf*r Hieh. Bed. Loam
Soil, sllUMt'e.l to- Crops ef all kinds. These
ure tlie FitTfisI hands ia tlie District, nnd
were Valued at $20 per aero in ISOO. Would
be sold for one-ii ill that price now. One
fourth cash, the remainder in three j'tst.tl
merits bearing interest fr-nn' date a-ej se
cured by morijs?;?^ ff thh s*>rt*?.
This ij a ?fltteimH' elis-ce? for einf o-tv de- !
siring io secdift It-tj'-'l-tM*. nr.- Watntf Pow. j
er. excellent; Cattle It iV^o and ? Refined {
Neighborhood! iA^Ufty*
*hw S. St. KI1TT.
(?jC J. ti. UCITT. t.Vq.
jit'.i 1? if j
dyer's Cherry Pectoral^
For Diseases of the Throat and Ixrngay
such as Coughs, Coldt, XPhoopiajr
Cou^h, Bronrtiiitia, Abthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the wboltrTtLtonr of
meUieino,"ha* any thing won so wii'eTy ana ff
deeply upon Uie couUueucc of uiaukiud, as tMlV
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaint*.
Through a long >-erie? of years, and antoiix most
of the rae?f$ of men it has jlsen higher j*Hn niglier
iu their e?titrtn?Vdn a.- it ha^ bccxnsr b'-tttVknown.
It? utdfot-fl'eh*yncter nnd poWtft tb rtire the vac
rton? tuiecuons of die limn aif.l .thro.-.t, havo
made it knewn ss a rciia'Jio protector ugainat
them. While adapted to m?der form? uf d^easo
and to young children, it is at the eniuc time Uie
most effectual tenicdy that ceil be given for uivlp
tent consumption, nnd the dungcioun affections
of the throat ami lungs. At r. provision ngaihut
suddeo attacks cf Ocim>. it thiuld be kept on
hand in every family, nun hidevd ut, i.l! Me mine
timcs subject to cold* ami cough?, nil *h3<?ra" bo ?
provided with this antidote Tor them.
Although settled t:ot>*unij ffnti Ik thought it.- !
rurnhlc, .-t:!l grent number* ol" cn>ei? "Where the
disease teemed tctlled, heve been cttnijlttely
cured, mul the patient restored to *o-.ftfd l.c<h
bv ilio VherrV Verlernt. So complete is its
mastery over the dttorflcrs of the l.T.'ug* aud ,
Throat; that ttic most obstinate of them yield to It.
wh>vt nothing c|.*e could rerch them, under the
Che try J'cemrql th>sy-subside and disappear.
bintjer* nutt.J'utMb ttpfsStirr* tlncf great
protection from it.
Asthmtt is always relieved and cftcn wholly
cured by It.
i Jtronchttl* is generally cured by taking the
Cherry 1'rttnrut in smnll aiid frequent dose*.
8o generally are Its virtues known, that we
1 need not puhlii-h the certificate* of thent here, ox
do more Mum n".<nir? ttic public that iu quslitleV
t-Tv fully maintained.
Ayer'? Ague Cure,
For Fever and A{rue, Intcrtr?ttoot Fever,
Chill Fever, lteuiittovit* Fever, Dumb
Ague, Period eel or'Dilious Fever, tto.,
and indeed alt-the afle.-*ions which arise
from muldrioin; xuarett,' or miosmatio
poisons.
As iu name'lmpUe-*, It does t:tr>r,imd doesaot
fr.Vu Cotitninfrfg neither A.>enle. Qttinlne, liia
nittth, Zinc, nor any tdlicr inlni-rnl or r-ol^ouoas
substance whatever, n in nowise lnlin?> any pa
tfent. The number inirT-hiiportnifrV' oT irs cut cs
la the ague tlistriets, ate literally inrmtH at-eount,
and me believe without a parnllcl in the history
of Ague medicine. Onr pxifle' U grntilu-d by thu
acknowledcli?'<Wits wc receive of the rr.dteal /trres*
effected in obsimntt? cases, und whero other rem
edies had wholly failed.
L'nacclimatetl' por*?ns, either reside."** in. or'
rtavelliog throuirh mlftsmWK.- locMftifv, will'be'
protected bv taking the AUW Cl'Hh. cnlly.
Kor J.ieer Complaint*, arising fnfm tot'J^S7" I
Itv of the Liver, it Is an excellent remedy, stimu
lating the Idver into healthy ndthrity.
For IliliottH Disorder* nod Liver Complaints, i. ]
Is nu excellent remedy, producing many truly,,
rcinrr, kable cure?, where other medicines had
tolled.
2*r5p5!T<I liy Irit. ?j- AVEV ir?n*'ii?:?i
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and
sold all round the world.
rnicE, $1.00 ver bottle:.
uti\ .i e ly
B J M G K 11
6TH.h
TRIira WANT!.
i? it i: ?i it y&s.
(jOLD and SILVER MlrD ll.S and DIPLO
MA awrivdrfl to-SI NO Bit SKWINU
atAOInnk at Savannah Fair,*
Navemb r, 1S71.
FirtSf PUr^MIl'M at Atlanta Fair. October.
1?>71. fov BEST TAMILV MACltlNE.
ERdMlbftl at the Macon Fnirtfc'it.her. 1871,
for FAMILY M VC II INF.. wiih best'
and most useful'atfaehmenfs"
FllWtl PRr^lt?Si at Thcftifville. NttY
ye? :,1 .!<7I. lor host VA>Ftl.Y
M ACIIINK.
?OLD M KD AI. und T?RKE hTl.VF.R ME
ALS awarded iHe SINORtt at tho
Afigusta Fnfr: NoVem-' M
ber. 18?!:
I'.xam.ne 'he celebrated 8150AR
NEW FAM'ILY"
S.'.WINO MAOllINK?-tbd lJKST MACdi^K
in tho world
\\. IX . II UYI K Y,
i f Cn?r?l 'Awnrroy
So d'h CarollnSfctlforftts af.d/ Florida!
J. K. Willi}-;, Ag-nt
Jor Drangvburg Co inly.
Local Agents in neatly every eo-tuiy in
'ot'.ib Carolina,
ratr 16 o 1/
T-, riL-mr- -i '*TW?''' 1 i" saaajH%n'it<|i?njf
PHOTOGRAPHS!
S. iL PEARS?tf,
Pfii? le?? to nun uf/eo ?<y the Public'
an? hi* silier ft ieud* ^tyit Jta Mit be al
OUANGKHUim C. H.
after the 15th of May fot^h? purfa?^
?f
Taking Pictures,
sueh aa Photographs and Ferrotypes,'
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Res, eetfully,
S. R. 'pfeARSON,
may 4?ff Artist.'
E. EZEEIEL
HAS -REMOVED TO ffrE CORNER FOR
MERLY ?f#?fI*rj*BY
WM, M, & CO1.
WANTED
fOOO lbs B?ttc/ttA^.
10,000 lbs RAGS,
For aYMek be will give highrat CAfJlx*
PK PC ES.
Also highest price paid for
KICK. '
corx,
wool;
and all other
COUNTRY Ptt?MCat
may 4 , r#
TB'K COPRT OP y?toUATK{
VTherlr?*. P. M. Cnr**U, PlaaW bath aft
plied t^if** . r Letters of /Mmmiatratia* an
Ithe E<ato of JaSr WerV*. Planter, Uta ?f
i)ri?nge,.,,h'fi O-mor. drccaHed. 'k
Thyfo a*'? rirt.rcWt^* lo cite ami ftdsnaaiak
aH and sin-rulaV the kindred an ! Crediters
??f the *ni i* dvcenved, tti \tc and ?ppnar. ba
'ore tnc at a Court of Probst.? tor tn? *%:A
Co in'y to W hoi.ten at Orangt-burg. fha
9iU d':ty of .V.,y. 1872. at 10 * clock A.
M.. to a now cause if any. why the aaid Ad
ministration atmuld not be grautrd..
(iiver. under my |Is.ml and the.Sral of Caan,
tlii.- ith lav >f April. A. U. 1372. a?4 i?
the, ni.iety-fit'li your of Amrrieae. la-ie
p?nJUm:c.
TUAD. C. ANDREW*. -
may 4?2t Judge of Probat?-.
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF tCEOOL COMMISSIONER,
on?MiracB.; rot NTT. a. I?.
April 25th 1R75.
NOTICE are hereby pix a that the Trno
era of Public Schools ft.r Ediata flaaaa
District No. lo. will DiNeonitana all ackaal
in t-aid School District, au or before May l?i,
1872.
E. L CAIN.
r*choel Comiaisaiaaer,
apl 27?2t. tfrangehurg Ca., 8. C.
Notice.
6mm> cY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
?RAScaarao CoojStt, 8. C,
April Jfiik, 187*'
Notice-'t* hereby gltan that all jArriesT
hol Jing Teachers Pay Certificate? er ether''
Claims ag-ainal the Fftaool Fun'ds'of'OraAgo
burg County for t he fiscal year ending Sep
tember 80th. 18711 will prreent the same at
theOffice of County School Comaiiin'tnaer, to
he Atidiie'.V-ti or before tat tfetla* el* Jena,"
287*1 The object rff ib* abfc'te'tfwHea ?a te
determDte the amo.'mt of: indebtedness oat
atanding? i*f"o*Merrtbat ?h** TViehe-a stay
obtain the benefit cf^1rlPdrtr**ey fenda ap
propriated at the list'Genenl Anetsely'.
if!:? ?ain;
Se4*W:CS?Wi?aiawe--:.
xvA 27_*t fts-if^Kurr ?cIfcataC
Valuable Tract of Land for'
Sale.
The Subscriber offers for aal? a VAL?-'
VRLE .tract of land Situated ia Liberty*'
Township. Orangebuig County. Oa th?r
: Witters of North Ediata River, aad houndee*. *
'by hinds-of II. D. Bonnet, North Ediate '
I RirerT lttrtf* of D. R.' Barfoti and Joaiak
HoT'oeti The Said tracCco^frtVina 6#J Aeraa,
1 and his been Sub-Uirid?i1^nVosmSller^ffS?Ha. "
I A plat can be seen of the office of County-'
Treasure.' Tire tract contains a fine MILL
SITE. The abb've property will be soldo*
reasonable terms, present' aale, bat' if /a a*
?linpoaed of b-efoT*c tlie Ul Moiidafls'iaiio.'
?id th?n' \k aftlfirai rubric Auctio'a la/raat
of CairrTHoWAe". , . A*
Tcrtna. h'Mf eaVb, blflane1* in one y/?r, ae
curwl ay WorVgagt'orpfoperfy^-rufhaaera
ta pay for papers'j A tletlnctros 110 par
com wiU'be/iB'a,4?*'l4 th'o'ac'paying *ea.
FRANK H. GRrjfiNB.
Att'ylTor Heater cJSrataa,
Ornngeburg S. C. April, JMk 187a. '
Apt 11 -^7 1?.
_?'
Notice ofBitei^
tU.0 my^ftal account witK.io Honorable
Ja'dgf ot Probate for Ora<?rhurg County, aa
Adminiatratrix of th? y.itaiof M. P.. Huff.^
mm, and aak for Lct*ofsoPla?U?al.
fr^riO^/. 8Hn.EaT,
m?r*-?t /da's'.?:n'r;s