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loa TBs obANar.ncjici kbws. The New Street I.ucjr bought a brand now dreas And waehtd It in tbe garden ; Juat aa boob aa it got dry She hamed it Dolly V?rden. In th* Xew Street io protoeaade, Escorted by Mr. Darden, Whan in a shower abe was caught, Which wet her Dolly Yarden. f course went home, bar heart would harden, I)ccauac ahe spoiled her. pretty dress, 01 YSrdea. mud and shower, -??^t*^**dth her dear, dearest Darden, t-XoSty ??rr saja, ones vlear of this, 1o ?hfj wfll never wear another Dolly V?rden. Ai. Mdatt?fc J-Let well enough alone. [Ten drift reward offered for the author Of: the nhovo lines?dead or nil vc?den d prefeired. Subscriptions received at tbe News' Office to buy crutches for 'Lucy' after due proof that UnipR as badly ns these verses.?Ed. Nbws ] . v State News. ,i Her. R. H. Reid is lecturing on Temperance in Spartanburg. " Two United States soldiers were jugged in .Sumtor Monday night, for raising a row. ^hcro was no coso triod at the crimi nal tfcun of the present session of the \30nrt at SumUr. There is more corn planted in Burn well county than usual, and the report of the cotton crop is fair. The Catholic Chtvrch of Suniter, has been presented with ? new organ, through the efforts of Miss Ellen Bogio. The exhibition of the Sophomore Cda,m of Wofford College will take place in Spartanburg on next Tuesday even ing, the 4th of June. The Marion Star says: From the most reliable information we can get, the coming political campaign will be a hot one in this county. Madam Rumor announces ninety-seven condidatcs for clerk of the court ; one hundred and seventeen for sheriff, forty odd for judge of probate, and four hundred and forty one for seatB in the Legislature. Tho Carolina Spartan says: The following persons have been arrested within a few days past, nnd released on bond: D.-Dv "Webber, Richard Vincent, John McLure, J. L. Clary, Hosea Trollender, JUnrry Griffin, Holden Bo jtan,. Abu*r Waters, John S. Ezell, Rufns tillotson, I). Cudd, Frank Wyntt. 1>. II. Grambling, Elias Belcher, Vol nry Surratt, ?William Grogan, Z. Wul ker Walls, John McMillan, W. II. Can trell and J. J. Ezcll. The following parties charged with the ' killing of Mr. Low, at Silvor Bluff Landing lust summer, were tried at Blnckville, on Saturday, namely : Wm. Simons, O. L. W. Smith, Peter Allen and Samuel Jcukius. These were ull colored men, ns was every man on the jt^yWai tried them. Three of the par ties were defended by Mr. G. W. Croft, of Aiken, and one by Mr. W. J. Whip pW^SSf Beaufort. The jury brought iu ?T'3TOf4ict of manslaughter in the oases of the accused. * Oot Colored Firemen.?The long looked for parade of the hand engines came off on Monday last.. At 3 o'clock tbe procession formed at tho Citadel Green and moved down Kiug to Hazel sind through to Meeting, down Meeting io Market and through to State street, down State to Broad, and thence p iss the City Hall, where tho Hue was re viewed by the Mayor and Aldermen. The procession kept on down Broad street to Logan, where it counteriuarch eu. aiiU iug engines anaiUu hli?iF *u7ii of running. The contest commenced a little after twelvo o'clock and the following is the result of the award of prizes: First prize, consisting of a richly chased silver pitoher, waiter nnd goblets, for the best timo, to the Union Star. Second prize, silver ca-tor, with bell attachments, for the second best timo, to the Come't Star. .'1'rraet for the best time leaving the ground, ailver goblet, to the Niagra. Y mm tors' prise, consisting of pitoher, waiter and goblets, fituilur to thoso con stituting tbo first prise, but not chased, for tbo beat timo made by a visiting company, to the Ilcston, of Georgetown. ?Charleston lieferte, May 'Z'Irf. Twenty two years ago, tho remains of Louis Philippe, ex-King of France, were laid in English grouud, in tho vuult of the palace-chapel at Claremout. Twcu ty-six years before that, Louis Philippe ?then Duke of Orleans?built a chapel in tho old Castle of Dreux, which he intended for a family burying -place. The improbable happened when Louis Phi lippe'died exiled and forgotten, while the star of Prince-President Louis Bona parte whs climbing toward empire. The improbable bos happened again when, as the calle tells us, l'rcndjml Thiers linn permitted tho remains of his old master to be brought to the family vault at Dreux. The sailor son of Louis Phi lippe brought tho body of the Great Emperor from St. Helena to Paris, over thirty yeaTs ago. The Prince de Joiuvillo will be now called upon to assist at a less imposing pageant than that which attended the interment of the conqueror of Austcrlitz; but, having already seen three revolutions, two mo? nnrchics, one empire nnd two republics in France, he may find matter enough for re fleet ion as the vault at Dreux closes upon all thut remains of. the Citizen King. THE ORANGEBURG NEWS AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON, EDITOR. GEORGE BOLITER, Financial and Utrstxr.fl* Manvokh. Official Paper of tbe Stale and ?f Oranffebnrfr Count jr. 8 ATI! KU A1, J U WK 1,1873. For President: Ulysses S. Grant. That Street. Whether WC shall horn it.is the great question of the day. There is a differ ence of opinion upen the subject. The Town Etauds divided on the momentous issue of'street' or 'uo street.' Seventy citizens have B.igue'd a petition to the Town Council, urging that honorable oody to knock the project in the head But everybody elsa seems to want the street, and so do we. And ns petitions are generally signed as a mere matter of courtesy?and us wc haven't the slightest idea that tho petition in question repre sents the feeling of the great body of our cituens?we hope the Council will lay it gently and kindly, hut very firmly, on the table. Emu 11 Strict is the only Mrcct run ning through the Town to the Railroad If it is intended that Orungcburg shall grow, we absolutely need one or more Btr<et8 running parallel with Russell. Orangehurg is growing and is bound to keep on'growing, unless she is so laced in at the sides and stunted at both ends ns to he forced to die at the middle. We don't believe in tight lacing, or old fogy ism, but wc do believe in progress of all kinds. So far as the grave yard is concerned we are inclined to think that the new street will run over, the toes ol more live corpses than dead ones. In the course of au article upon the Eale of delinquent lands to be mode next Monday, by County Treosu rer Crecno, the Times remarks, wiih evi dent reference to that gentleman: ''Ilpw men, claiming to be honest, can iudividuilly, cither officially or other wise, uBtdst in such robbery, and still claim exemption Irom blame is to us in explicable. ****** The band are rohhers Irotu first to last in our eyes." Mr. Greene was appointed Treasurer of this County. He has solemnly sworn to do his duty as such Treasurer. Ouc of his duties as such Treasurer is to muke the Palo in question. We deprecate tho necessity resulting from the law as sincerely as any one, but wo have yet to learn that the private ch*,r:,.Ct,.*r el ? tfgntlnmnn i? to hn or. sailed for no other reason than that he has honestly performed his public duties. Mr. Greene has enforced tho require ments of the Tux Law with a courtesy and a kind consideration which have worn him the good will and respect of all classes aud parties. His private character is spotless. Such articles injuro tho Times. They aro also painful to many good mon. They have no other effect. The Supplemental Treaty. The Now York Sun has the following editorial: The supplemental treuty for tho set tlement of the Alabama coutrovorsy really contains nothing but tho abandon nieut by the Government of the Uuitod States ot its demnud for indirect dama ges. This abandonment should properly bo tho act of the President alone. He mudo the detuuud for these indirect dumu^ch before tho tribunal ut Geneva without consulting the Senuto, and he has the sume power to withdraw it us ke hud to make it. There Is uo need for any supplemental treaty, or for going to the Senate with the subject. In short, the only purpose of thi* supplemental treaty is to relieve General Qrant of tho responsibility of undoing his own act and retracting his own indecent blunder bj putting upon the Senate the responsibil ity of advising and consenting to the ?retraction. As the demand for indirect damages wns inserted in the treaty with out any expectation that it would be allowed by the arbitrators, or that any money would ever be received on ao count of it, and as it is no longer denied that this demand Was a mere piece ol pettifogging buncombe, a sham, and a humbug, so this supplemental treaty, with the ceremony of its submission to the Senate, is another piece of buncombe, another sham nnd humbug. If the President sees, as he virtually confesses that he does see, ihat the ease which he presented at Geneva is bad and unjus tifiable, why doesn't he withdraw it squnrely aud manfully, and why does he attempt to implicate the Senate iu the farce of this supplemental treaty? [General Grant has in this matter followed a course sound in principle aud sanctioned by precedent. Lawyers may havo mistaken the law, but Grant has not mistaken the practice.?Ed News.] Palmetto Orphan Home. To the Citizen? of South Carolina'. Dear Fkiends: I am glad to be able now to announce a Board of Trustees, for the Palmetto Orphan Home. It ' contains sone of Columbia's best men ?gentlemen of bruins, energy, aud pub lic spirit. They arc us follows: Dr. J W. Parker, Chairman, J. 1). Ezel, J. II. Kiuard, J. L. Bryan, Richard O'Noale, Jr., E. R. Stokes, C. F. Janncy. There are now seven orphans in the Home and several others ready to come The whole Stute is willing to move iu tho mutter. I hope this Board will organize at once, under this control of this important enterprise. Truly, Tilman R. Games. I1ST OF LIlTTllKS Keuialii j ing in the Orangcburg Post Office to .May 27. 1872. 11?Miss Maria Brown. ('--Mr Adnm Carson, Mrs EHcr Conner. P?Mrs A Parlor. S?Miss Kosanna Sullins, Mrs Sarah Smith. YV?Mr Jacob 'Wallace. Person's calling for the above letters will p'tase say they nxe advertised. F. DkMd rs. P. M. NOTICE. OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. obakqebckq county, ?. 0. \ K May 30th 1?72. All persona holding SCHOOL CLAIMS against the Free School Funds of Orangc burg County?those already audited, as well as (hose uot yet presente<i?will pro sent them to this Oflice, on or before June 25th, 1872. The Intention of the above no tice is to determine tlie outstanding Indebt edness for services rendered during the above mentioned time. E. I. CAIN. 'School ('?mmisniuner. june 1 ? 3t Orangeburg Ct., 8. C. NOTICE. OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, Obanokbi bo Couxty, S. C, May 31st, 1972. To TRUSTIES of FREU COMMON SCHOOLS in various School Districts of the above named County. In accordance with instructions received from State Superinten dent of Education to the effect thai that the money appropriated for the support and maintninonco of Free Common Schools for the fiscal year ending September 80, 1872, will not be paid until the Collection of the next General Tax shall have been made, 1 < deem it expedient to advise you to CLOSE at once, all the FREE COMMON SCHOOLS under your Supervision, except in those School Districts which havo an unexpend ed balance of School Funds on hand. E. I. CAIN, School Commissioner, Orangtburg Coun ty, S. C. june 1 St NOTICE, OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, Obahoebvko Cov.itt, S. C, May 31st, 1872. The attention of the CLERKS of HOARDS of SCHOOL TRUSTEES of the various School Districts of this County, and of the School Trustees of such Districts is hereby called to Sections 20, 4'.?, GO rnd 61, of an Act entitled "An Act to amend an Act enti tled 'An Act to Establish and Maintain a System of Freo Cuiutnon Schools for the Slato of South Carolina,' " approved March 6th, 1871, and especially to Sec. 10 of said Act. The following are tho Sections in ques tion : StOTiojf. 20. The County Treasurer shall pay ovor all moneys by him received, which shall have been assessed by virtue of the vote of any district meeting, as hereinafter providod for, in the County it which such District is situated, on the order of the Clerk of tho Board of Trustees of said District countersigned by the County School Commis sioner, to he used for the purpose directed by the District meeting so held. Said mon ey shall be as.ses.scd and collected at the time, and iu the manner that County taxes tiro assessed ami oollcctod; and if the inhabitants of Hny School Dilti ivt, at their annual Dis trict aieotuur. ?hall fail to provide for the raising of such tax., then the County School Commissionct of tho County in which such District is aituated, shall be required to with hold from said District that part of the State appropriation derived from the revenue of the Slate, and *o apportion and distribute the samt to the other Districts of the County which havo con-plied with the requirements ofthisAtt: Providtd, That in School Dis tricts where there ore less than one hundred children between the ages ot six and sixteen the Inhabitants way raise such s nun, per child, as will be sufficient to maintain tberr Schools. Sao. 40. An annual "meeting of each School District ?hall, held on tbo last Saturday of June, of each year, at 12 o'clock M., notice of the thne and place being Rhen by the Clerk of the Board or Trustees^ by posting written or printed notice* in three publio places or the District at least ten day* before the meeting. Special meetings may be called by the Hoard of Trustees, or by a majority of the legal roters of the District ; hot notice of suoh special meeting^ftating the purposes for which it is called, shall be posted in tit least three publio places within the District, tea daya previous to the timo of such "meet ing. And no business shall be acted upon at any - special meeting not spo?i?cd in snid notice. Sac. CO. The MflVffng persons shall be i entitled to vote ai~ m>y District meeting, rix: I All persons possessing tho qualifications of {electors, as donned by the Constitution of this State, and who shall be residents ef tho ! District at tbo time of offering to rote at said meeting. Sac. 01. The inhabitants qualified to voto at a school meeting, lawfully assembled, shall barn pewer: .** 1st. To appoint a Chairman to preside OTcr snid meeting. J'd. Tordjourn frota timo to time. 8d. To choose a Clerk, who shall possess the qualification ef a toter. 4th. To raise by*"fax. in addition to the amount apportioned by the State to their use, snch further sums of money as they may deem proper fw the support of public schools, said sum not to be more than three dollars for every child in tho District be tween the sges of six and sixteen, ns ascer tained by the last enumeration, snid sum to be collected by the County Treasurer, and to he held by him stiaject to the order ef the Trustees, countersigned by tlie County School Comtnissonor; such sums of money to be used as shall bo agreed upon nt the meet ing, either for tho pa/ of teachers' salaries, or to purchase or lease sites for schon1 houses ; to build, hire or purchase si ch school houses ; to keep them in repair, and furnish the same vith necessary fuel and appendages; or to furnish blackboard', outline maps, and apparatus for illustrating the principles of ?clsoce. or to discharge any debts or liabilities lawfully incurred. 6th. To give such direction nml make such provisions ss may be deemed necessary in relation to the paeseeution or defence of any suit or proceeding in which the District may bp a party. Cth. To authorise the Board of Tr stees to build school houses, or rent the same: to sell any school house site, or other property belonging to the District, when the same shall no longer be needed for tho use of the District. 7th. To niter or repeal their proceedings, from time to titne. ss occasion may require, und to do any other business joutcmplatcd in this Act. P.. 1. CAIN, School Commissioner, Orangehurg County, S. C. June 1 5t INSTATE NOTICE.?lMIBSl - {j ANT to order of .1 u<l^? o' Probate, I will sell nt the late resident of Jaby Weeks, j Jr.. deceased, ut public outcry, for cash, on Tuesday, tho 6th day of June. 187-, the per sonal properly of the Estate of said deceased, consisting in part of Hogs, Cattle, (louse hold and Kitchen Furniture, IthicKsmith's Tools, &e. Persons desiring to purchase will please take tuTOc. All persona indSitc I to tha said Estate will make inimcdURpaymcu' to the under signed, afbt nil f ^Rrrs liftrtug claims slg:iinsi the same, ore rrlpuslcd to present I hem properly attested to PATRICK M. CARSON, Qualitie 1 Adminisl rator. May '27th. 1872.?June 1?2t Warm Weather Has Come ! ANI? SO IIAS ONK or Ttir. FINEST, CHOICEST AND MOST COM PLETE STOCKS OK Dry Goods, Groceries, &c Anntvr.n at V. it. w. rriggmann's store, IN RUSSEIX STREET, THAT CAN HE FOUND IN ORANGE burg. An inspection will satisfy all. No trouble to show (Jot'ds. In addition to the above I have on ban 1 nml for stile a number of t he AMERICAN BVTTON-HOI?E MACHINES. This machine will do in the best possible manner every variety of family sewing ihiit can bo done on any machine, and in addition embroiders on tho edgns, oversentus, und makes beautiful button ami eyelet holes in nil fabrics. This is unquestionably far beyond the rapacity of any other machine. Instruction given, and satisfaction guaran teed to all purchasing a machine. F. U. W. 15ItD10 MANN. May 25 If TESTATE NOTICE.?All ner Jfj sons indebted to the Estate of the late Col. David Shtllcr, will make payment to the undersigned nt Oeorges Station, S. C, or to Messrs Iz1ar& Dibble, at Orungeburg, S. C. All persons shaving demands will WILLIAM m'sHULER. (lunliCed Executor. May 23 4t in the court of prorate. Wherras, W. C. Wolfe nnd John S. Howe hath applied to mo Tor letters of Administra tion on the Kstate of D. J. Kumtf, late ot Or nngeburg County, deceased. These nrc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular thp Kindred nnd Creditors of the snid deceased, to be and appear be fore me nt a ( .ion of Probate for the said County, to ho holden ?t Orungeburg on the 4th day of Juno 1872, nt It) o'clock A. m. to show cause if any, why the said Ad ministration should not bo grunted. Qiven under my hand* und the Seal of my Court, this Hih day of May. A. D. 1872, and in the ninety-sixth year of American Independence. Til AD. C. ANDREWS, may 25?-2t Judge of Probate NEW BARBER SHOP! OVER ca it. brigg man's stoke. Where I nm prepared to do all WORK in the above line with ueatnest and dispatch. Terms reasonable JOHN ROHINSON. may 11 C 8m Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I will, on the 4th day of June. 1872, tile my final acount with the Honorable Judge "of Probate for Orangeburg County, ss Ad- inistrutrix of the Estate of M. ft. Uuff man, and ask for Letters of Dismissal. FRANCES 0. BHULER, mtv < . ti Administratrix. SINGER 8TILL T RIU MPH A N T1 PREMIUMS. GOLD nnd SILVER MEDALS and DIPLO MA Awarded to SINGER SEWING MACHINE at Savannah Fair,; November, 1871. FIRST PREMIUM nt Atlanta Fair. October, 1871, for BEST FAMILY MACHINE. * PREMIUM at tho Maocn Fair October, 1871, for FAMILY MACHINE, with beat nnd most useful atttiebmentn FIRST PREMIUM at ThomosvHle, Novem ber J, 1871, for best FAMILY MACHINE. GOLD MEDAL and THREE SILVER ME.' ALS awarded the SINGER at the Augusta Fair, Novem ber. 1871. Examine the celebrated SINGER "NEW FAMILY" SEWING MACHINE?the BEST MACHINE iu the world. II. D. HAWLEY, General Agent far South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. J. K. WHITE, Agent for Orangeburg County. Local Agents g" nearly cvory coi?nty in South Carolina. mar 23 c 1/ Delinquent Land List of ORANGEBURG COUNTY FOK THE YEARS 1808, 1K?1>, 1U70 nn?f 1H71. K?U THE YEAH 1871. Am f.i.i a Tnwxs it Ii?. .1 E L Amaker. l'j'iO acres. E W itra Idy. til S acres. Mrs R Evcrhart, M hi r.-*. Elizabeth Moves, Estate, *>"?0 acres. Euistu Township. Mrs Amanda Dantzler, Ifkj acre*. Ha iNcuviLi.k Township. w d B Recv >s. 11'.i acres. Caw-Caw Tow nsiiip. A (i Baily. ?"> i.eres. E It Wolle, ?OU acres. Cow Castle Township. Morgan DeWilte, 240 acres. Ei.t/.A?; TtiwNsii ir. Est Sanil Pearson, 80 Margaret II....ker. 100 Edw Wiles. 2000 Hubert (larvin. fj 10 E.-t Henj (It)lson, '.'>[) .Tolln H oilman. 00 John Stnlcy, 100 GoonuY's Towxsnip. Evrin J udy, 00 .) ihi K ennerlv. 00 Geo W Hruncr, 200 GonbtANU Township .lames Williams, Ui7 Jacob E DiNilcy, 215. Hi.itnos Township. E \Y llozard. 150 Josiah Chuvis, 1 2~> P, icbcl W Carson, 200 Iiopr.wKi.i. Towaauir. Matilda Smith, 80 I U tirv ('..i.|>ev. 400 Li bkktt Tu \ s.srt tr. Miss V C Me.Mich icl, 020 1) It Miller, 371 Lvos's Township. II cor tin < I ate*, 435 T E Itickcnbnckcr, 70 Mi ddls Township. Henry Adams, 50 O it a nor Township. Mis J H Ehnoy, town lut Mrs S A Glover. 27?. Kachel Suioak, ?>0 Pink Gitovc Townphip E Duflnrd, Adiu'r est of Mary McClure, 21 acres. Fsi Jolm Siiirer, 200, Con.ar TowNuitip. J F Smith, 150 Francis C Shuler, 198. I'rovidknck Township. Ssn. l i) Shuler. 142. John 1) Shuler 50. B F Tarier. 1^1. d ii DHiitxIer. 127 James W Mourer, 01 Ta h Kit n aclr Townsiiip Parke Able, 117 A Varborongh, 100 Rooky Grovk Towksuip. W A Gyles. 200 Union Township. Mary Sane Mount. 2 10 Charles Sallcy. et ul. 108 c f McMillan, Imk) il R Tyler. 3'.<7. Vance's Township. Frances Jones, #33 acres. Sus-?n kcit . 841. A B Smoak, 00. .1 m T 'fate. 850 Mrs F L T?te, 000 Estate A S T?te, 2200. Willow TowNsmr. Jocob Hair, 100 Jacob Hydriek, 400 Mrs M L Cannon. V3 acres Mrs Mary (iruv-s 105 Miss Sarah Graves, yoo CG Stephens, 025 Marvel Stone, 200 ii a ml ford Stewart, 300 S i! Sawyer 400 Ezra Snellgrovo, 738 Prances i iuirkill, 103 ?Jacob Hydriek, Zion Township. Elvira S Mount, 700 acres FOR THE YEAH 1870. Ahci.1 v TowssniP. Mrs E A Thomas, 1500 EkizASirii Townsaip. J ?K. slab Hoffman by B F Siuimuaa, 2000 Est B F Golson,Hit notes John Huffman, 60 acres goodbv'8 town8uip. Jim Keanaday, 9o Goodi.and Township. Joseph CHrtin, 24 HoPSWBLt TowNsuir. Matilda Smith, 80 acres LjBKBTY Township. d R Burton. Adtn r, *>'*2 acre* Jesse E Pearson, 100 Lvon Township. George Gates, 435 aeroa Fort.ah Town hup. Ed waff Vanlling, Sr. 160 1' ro v 11> k n c k Town ship. Jim, D Mutier, 50 aores. L M Borketr, 100 acres. Vanob'r Township. H 1 AS Tnte. 2200 sores. Frances Jone?, 833 Willow TowNsnip. C C Cooper, Adm'r, 1320 acres. John D Id-own, 103 ncras. Jas R Davis 70 acres. Dr C 0 Stevens. (326 acres. Zion Township. W N Mount, 7CO acres. Oranob Township. Isnbella Mays. 1 Town Lot. W J DeTreville, 233 aores. Rockv Qaova Township. W II Oyles. 200 Buarkc Able, 137 acres FOR TIIK YEAR 1860. Drascuvili.b Towhsbixp. Mrs Anu Myers, 1 Town Lot. Cow Castle Township. ^William Ulnicr, 260 acres. Ezra Connor. Agl, 404 acres. Mrs Mary Huff, 383 acres. F.uisto TowNsufr. Matilda Dnntzlcr, 500 acres. Elizabeth Township. N P Cain, 200 acres. Lyons Township. Eliza Wiles, 236 acre* j.iukrvy tcwksuip. J J. Douglass, 100 acres. Rocky Grov* Township, Joseph Fickling. Est of D S Tyler, 35a eres/ Warren Kinsman, 202 acres. Willow Town mir. John RickeSbokcr, 1155 acres. FOR TI1I0 YEAR 1869. FinsT District. John flsrbcr 12s acres. Rachel Bars, 181 acres. O M Duntzlcr, 100 acres. J 8 Dotard, 58 acres. Mary Ann Hozard, 288 acres. W 0 Hon nett, 800 acres. Mary A E Brndham, 30 acres. Wm II Duntzlcr, 80? acres. Mnrgrt't Darnell, 40 acres. J II Felder, Agt, 1272 acres. Rut'us Myers estate. 473 acres. Mary A Trencher, 58 ncres. J 1) Kicketihaker. 50 acres. E B Hush, -l it) acres. J A Snnfort, Agt for Dn-vid Hair, 220acres. J A San fort, Agt tor M Douuell, 40 acres. J K Miulor, 208 acres. Ja tu ns Shuler, 420 acres. J F Sta ll. 02 acres. J V." Smith, Agt, 200 ncres. k L Shuler, Adm'r, 142 acres. R I. Shuler, Adm'r, 243 acres. R I. Shuler, Adm'r, 200 ncres. R L Shuler, A<ltu'r, 188 ncres. Est II il Shuler, 426 acres. Est D Stouilemiro. Hi acres. Anthony Thiew, 233 a<*res. Ksl A S T?te, 2200 acres. Mary Tinier, 150 acres. Victoria Utsey, 30H acres. J W Weathers, %"iOU acres. Skcono District. J W Shuler. 200. John 0 Coiiklin, T.MI acres. Rebecca Wolfe. 125 Mrs I) Roach, 17?) ueres. Richard or belt, 107 acres. 1) N Carson, Agt T M \ T J-C*#son, 303 Jacob Critler Agt, <??*? acres.. J II Crider. Agt. 134 acres. Frnzier ci OBI, 1000 acres. M Polin. 120 seres. Mrs M M < I.trick. 340 acres. Eiii.i Ocigloman; 215 ncres. W (' IIape Agl VK) acres. K<i V. F Pooscr. 720 acres. Jehu Splgtier, 1 'JKI e.cres. J W Shuler. Agt 200 acres. T S Thompson, Adm'r est M E Taker, 7~44' Mary h Timer, 120 acres. Est A X Wannainaker, 8tH> acres. C I. Wise, 200 acres. Win Wi?e. -'?2 acres. Est 0 M all. Its) acres. F J Walt, ion ncros. R M Wan. 100 Acre?. A L Watt, UM) acres. A E Watt, 100 ncres. J A Wolfe, 1200 a?-rrs. Mrs Margaret Zoigler, 127 acres. Tuiru District. W H Ovlcs, 200 S B Sawyer, 443 Ii S Bolen, 276 X 11 tSvles, 200 8 B Sawyer, 443 ,J V Itrndie, 380 acres. C I'nwmun. 40 acres J YY ilrodie, Agt Mary Steveuson, 70 acres H W Carson, 436 acres .lames Chavia, 60 aeres Horace Forest. 43 ncres '1 hninaa K Foglo, 90 acre* Marlin Fr.ilick. 27 ucrca Jacob logic, Ailiu'r est Sam Lee, 170 acres A J rH art top, 100 acres J A Hartz >g. 100 acrbs. \V J Hart, 150U acres Augustus llulnian. Apt, 125 acres J Livingston, 500 acres Win MiuuicKcn, 20 acres Mrs U L McMiehael, 380 acres Est George H Pooscr, 150 acres. J W Hi ley, 120 A F S?i??ko, 51 David Smoke, 140 J M Sallcy, Agt 60 M Stevenson, 50 Et>t A J Williams by H M Stevenson 64 Miry Tyler, 150 Tho? 11 Tyler, A?t N W A J A Ty ler, 161) Kst V II Porter, M M Porter, Agt, 100. Est M M Stevenson, 100 TOR THE YEAR 1868. FinsT Distbict. R.tchcl Bars, 181 acree. M J Felder, 158 aeres. A 1) Inanition, 1400 acres. Ktanerly, Est ofS, ouo town lot and 00 acres. Mrs Ann Meyers, one town lot. J l* Murphy, Agt 555 acres. J I. Parier, 860 acres. Henrietta Sypurelt, 132 aorea. Washington D Snell, 10 aoro*. E M Wiies, 177 sores. Eliza Wiles. 236 acros. Ssooxn District. Ahrnm Antley. 50t) acres. David Hane, 754 acres. W T Ituibinetl, 300 acres. Frederick Livingston, Agt, 075 acres. Jacob Stabler, Agt, 850 acres. Dsniel I"liner. 85 ..eres. W H Wise, 200 aores. W D Williamson, 2(H) acres. John II Zeiglot, 1*10 acree* ? A ''.cigler, 11-3 acres. Francis Zeigler, 230 aores. Tuiru District. John Brown. 340 aeres. Macon Gunther, 100 acres. Thomas Gardner, 151 acres.. Gideon Hullo, 400 acres. AJ Hart zog. 100 aores. J A Hart zog, 100 aeres. J'P Martin, 180 aores. William. Mitmicken, 20 acnes J \\ ' T \ l o .. ? W D Valentine, Agt 51 aeres. LA WHght. 841 acres. Pursuant to An "Act to Amend An Ael entitled 'An Act providing for the Ante?mt and Taxation of Property/ passed Sept, 15, 18CP, und all Acta amendatory thereto," ap roved March 12tb, 1072 .notice is hereby given that the whole of tho several parcels, lots and parts of lots of Real Estate described in the preceding list, or so much thereof a* will bo necessary to pay the Taxes, Penalties and Assessments charged thereon, will be sold by the Treasurer of Orangeburg Coun ty. South Carolina, on Pirat Monday, (8d) of June, A. D. 1872, and titles giren in foe sin.pie. unless said Taxe*, Assessments -and Penalties be paid before that tfcruj and sach 8itie will be continued from day to day, Suu daye excepted until all of said Parcels, Lota and Part? of Lots of Real Estate shall fee sold or offered for sale. JAMES VAN XA88EL. Auditor of said Ceuaty. Office of County Auditor, Qre?g*bsxg?c., S. C. May 17th, 1872. may 1? ?< NOTICE. OFFICE OF 8CHOOL COM MISSION?, GrASOEBUBU CotJKTT, S. C.f April 25t?, IH72. Notico is hereby given that all parties hol Jing Teachers Pay Certificates er einer 1 Claims acninst the School FoTftls of Orange ! btrrg County for the fiscal year ending Sep tember 30th, 1871, will present the same at the Office of County School Cevrnniseioner, ta be Audited on or before the 15th of June. 1872. The object of the above Notice *e to determine the amount of indebtedness oat standing, in order that the Teachers may obtain the benefit of ihe deficiency funds ap propriated at the last Ceneral A a tensely. E. I. CAIN. School Commissioner, apl 27?8t Orangeburg County. > Dil! ITC. DUKES, At the Old Stand of I>K. B. 91. K RULER. IIAS JUST RECEIVED A freak supply of Dituas, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, *c. A splendid lot of STATIONERY. PERFUMERY and SOAPS in great va riety. A fine stock of CIOAR8 and TCVAlGfc* And one of the finest assortment of POCK ET KNIVES ever offered brre at the prices. Prescriptions carefully prepared. OFFICE HOURS on the SABBATH?* From 9 to lt> A. M., and from 4 to 6 P. M. dec 2 e ' ly" A Want Long Felt Supplied D. D. BLUME, Artist has opened a* GALLERY where he is prepared to take PHOTOGRAPHS. AM B ROTT PER; DAGUERREOTYPES^ . FERROTYPES, *>.? in a few minutes at the LOWEST possible RATES. Walk up to the GALLERY over Mr. F. H. W. BP. 10 CM ANN'S STORE, if yon want to obtain a present that is always appreciated by Lovers, Sweethearts and others, vix: yourself. Satisfaction guaranteed. apl 20 tf DR. OLIVEROS, DEALER IS PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTST, OILS and YARN 18HKS, WINDOW GLASS and PUTTY. : ? JuM received another lot of .tjhe VACU UM OIL for Oreusing and Preserving leath er. Also the DIAMOND SPECTACLE for Pre serving Sight. Also a Superior lot of CUTLERY, such as POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS, SCISSORS and PISTOLS. Also a Choice and Select lot of FLOWER SEEDS. Also receiving almost monthly 100 to 20O pounds PURE CANDIES, luaranteadT? Also a fine lot of PERFUMERW and FANCY ARTICLES. Call and satisfy yourselves at the BRjUO STORE or DR. OLIVER08, Orangeburg C. H., 8. C nar 30 not 18 ly Sheriff's Sales. By virtue of sundry Executions te ue di rected 1 will sell to Ihe highest bidders, at Orangeburg Court House, ou the first MON DAY in June next, for cash, the follow ing property, vix: Oue tract of land containing 489 acre* more or less, bounded north by B. P. Beid ami Juim ? '?pin. cmni by estate ian?a oi ?s. W. Brodie, south by John Johnson and P. Kitchens, sad west by P. Kitchess. Lc, U-L on as the property of T.F. Brodie at the suit of J. W. Job nson, Adm'r of Joseph Johnson. ALSO At risk of former purchaser, all that plan tation or tract cf lund ea Saatee River, ist Orangeburg County, containing 2900 acres., more or less, bounded by lands of E Y Shu ler, James Felder and J Q Parier. Levied! on as the property of Wm. ltard Bull oi the* suit ef Paul Trojin A Theo Dehon, Ex're off Sarah Dehon, dee'd. ALSO On Tuesday after snleday, at the residence* of Dr A T Darby, in St Matthews 1'nricb, 9 Carryall. 1 Wag??, tot of Hege aast oaudry articlesof lUutehold Furniture. Levied on* as the property of P M lWeher, at* the suit; of T J A II M Gibson and ethers. Sheriffs Office, t H. RIGGS, OrangeburaC. IL, S. C, V 8. O. C~. may 10, 1872. j may 13 td At Private d?attJ? THE PLANTATION forming a part et tho Estate ef the Ute Coh tteitt, and known as the DARBT PLACE. The tract consists of about 800 aercs. one half welt Timbered; the remainder Rioh,. Bed, L*f** Soil, adapted to- Crops of all kinds. The** arc the Finest Lands in the District, and* were valued at $20 per acre in 18*18. Would he sold for one-half that price now. (Mia fourth'cash, the remainder in three instal ment* bearing interest from date- and* se cured by mortgage of tho same. This is a sploudtd chance for any one de~ string to-secure Rich*Lands, fine-Water P?w~ er, excellent Cattle Range and a Neighborhood. Apply to MrtK. a. ?. KBTTT, Or J. KEITT.