The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, June 22, 1872, Image 3
Cut ^Throat Depot ? a new California
Haut? cat 1? passionately fond
goes to all the circuses,
has been dug up in
of forty feet.
ooro is already
IlKeois
era
worth
'?ra3Wi?Wartp ie
$80 per week
T?f: . A CbtVeio fta?. fetfeutf^wo j4ar*$u7
?J?dT Jf??^
haa^heeo
,4ro'?!ltM!i %W?8rV ? v^T KS
km* iM^"*t?*Wtfg?* his fwoiiy,^
?Mtsii.fr wsfrtTj*, MeaV Club" in
** -ai<t1*it'jcle^ebsarerege ;age ot whose
? ?i^ittterfB?gfIcrrnc- Job a) | Ha -
ufcf ?eft Hjyi^J fcnairffe ^ *irve - eo?m,t#a
suicide by ft#w?W%~aV( Rwa City bo
eel iii ti .6c>
50. force of a city in
^re^jtttly in a hody.
weiT
w^o*/-t& WO*nJ4?g ^$36,000, was
aee^'Wll^^J^ejtos* ?oU?*??? re^ot"
Af? .are 'vadJ Uiao.i.
s! sp^WM1*? Wftk the Southern ?ap
*S W^l^ 4ftft s^bitxpps, 11,163
' eharcbes, 6,493 ministers, and 8ai,037
?1 s^iffT'alffli T eiiW.s* ?.!<
ta 4? 4*d T^eletogJe oMrfUf baitau wee'w
etife wejeci?*-, if/tJ2yeg?s|-v Ami Satssrdapn/tast.
This is the first instance of the kind
syiirirffrlte Ibtiwat.?** ?..?/> 3; r-:;-,
*Vpal? ^ ssrrt^^orn- at Lowndes}
a^antY UtWtxK ^ased'bylCon.
fWyki?vt?'n& do away with
Pra>e?Vlu:<}Ouao tax assessed this
f wonoroq ? ? ."I " :
nothjr. tDaLuniotli cavo has been dis
'jn postern. New York, with
lb Vi'i -evil- ol! gntrf?H
' wan. "No sir,'* was tho reply* S1! am
JB\ Jfct?wqaftrflnl? ^tgifjafetiogbcen
??sei la liwl tM> fr???frfc-frwaugaM split
tin^u^jaAlw^toaiietdj aMabel earned
their mot*) i?5bii^4rs^k a Mf.
*d Vqr4ryHbrCa4ra^^
lately rode Into. toj*? the' wife of one
?*W BtflyltM^^k home tho wife" of
**** wmjMm.ft&nVWre'dftorceu, -received"
license, *s\?W1Wafried.*witiie'rutow,o. '
(II ee^g^k^ re
ceutlv gare a 'month's warping alleging
thimLeW in
Sra wasno longer dependent on
>ma> paper was not issued at
fitup lut^ly.j.one of tho editors
1V*3* ' other having
their
?4j 30c
odt
of
? been, asejnried^ Botji?. expr.eseeu.
he Early Cotton (Ga.) News is brag*
county. It is two feet high, bears fifty
oitt" ?fi??r?)irRfjao4 D0'KaQ^ ^ * sample
02,^0 .rrt^Q.flF%E frP0J'wnic4 it was} taken.
The University of Oxford, England
eajfty ylbbratotts thousandth anniversa
g?iiei^? thts^erv Popular tradition assigu s
i? as'Ji^Asitf?teoV ninth century.
ahWei meetings of the old. sol
ltwjw
of tulwar of 1812 will: be held, at
?:i*I^J^t?iy, to-day, the. H8th,iwt..
V* ^^WrH^'dW^ of tihe^eeUrAtion
^nrwv-i AB^oi^papoe has been-publislted in
Iwi^ ^^Mt^ N - b Prohibftin? eflireD8
? tm? (In pane to the Uils of ddgs.
Msetttov dvsrao v;? ? , ? , ?
^j^as^.ey^idently have been a favovife
"^ueemeut in that city to need a special
ajuor- Amt : *
hpanee to prevent it.
It is said that daring tho month of'
rd&s cJVAwenty-five thousand
^pbuffuloos wcxp killed on the Wcstoru
t^<yja|^ae,^onih of the Kansas Pacific Rail
rM fcii^o^^^6 of tho??? D^ss alone,
f JflMlp^jyf worth but two dollars each.
? \d nfifitlUpt hMsndl' li. of the National
4?c% tislriajil MiliiAlbrVst^n,Association that
e 4?eu .btaae f^ChH^iu..wauld, use tobacco/'
.?>a?? s<dajQaMiiiaiii4n etft9k?. It, would , have
?rv^r tmffmWWWmwiblatoJbate <eaid that no
<s*?&4%mmm%risUan would ?iJw4 -tho patiaeoo
r? ?
***HSoI6f ^he craw of a whaler whjflb
' ^ awt^y? J?Wf l>dou, Connectiojii
reeeotly7-?Wrt<cg?t daring their ab
' a^afea^ t?wV' hr|d fallen heir to fortunes.
The., i-'ook of the ship inherits a fortune
of '$25.000, left him by a near relation,
und one of ths fbromast hands inherits
810,000 loft by his another.
A foar-ycar old boy went to cli urch
cue Sunday, aud when ho got home bis
grandmother asked hint whnt t]}9 minis
te* ?ijUSj>#> ^If^vfi *w
didn't apeak to ta*&'Axtod ffliMtJ older.
?
A New York jonwal, in speaking of*
thoaagie strains of ft band organ, says,
"Wbtu hm played Cid Du? Tf?y, *?
noticed eleven pupa sitting- in front, on
their haunches, brushing sway the tears
from their eyes with their fore paws."
Jenkins, an old whiskey bloat, had n
son the other day. The nurse nut his
J urtt-boiii In hia turns, sad Jenkins,, re- ,
i gardiOg it lo?l?gfe\. whila a tear tri ok lud '
j down his grog be blossomed nose, said, ,
1 "Twenty years hence lie will keep me in
whiskey." - - ";- I . :
A gentleman in New York, who has
recently returned from Arabia, created
I*P!&$?1thJ 'ri^ nptb^nreaue)
vftpj? fttjlbfoodedt^wb horso, while, an
.Arab servant, dressed in the lull cos
tame of his country,, rudo behind on n
second richly enpatisqned horse.
THE ORANGEBURG NEWS
"AUOPSTUS B. KNOVVLTON, .1
EDITOR, ?
Fin,\nciAt ako Busmasa. Majjaobb.
?^-hrj^ai?*-~-r
Official Paper of tbe Slate ami
of Orangebnrg County.
SATIBDAY, JUNI 22,1872.
For President:
Uly?ses M. ?rant.
.Vioci President:
Henry Wilson, ,
? brs bsosnJe-i or- '? !
M ?.SS AbllUS ETTS.
\ TALEDICTOIIY.
a 02 iift?olo iibtU as 5?, ?. q J
, Owing ta nirenmiuanee? ef a private
MtstO, the ?rtd?v*ignft<f withdraws, with
.ft j hei'-Ji ? ?' ,(
the"present issue, from the editorship of
this paper.
His relations with brother editors,
with his readers, with the publishers aud
with tho ofSeo employees, have been
pleasant without an exception .
iDf.tc rMfl J . .j
?*>Uti sally, Kc has eudeavorcd to he
yah eonjs^ensv Lpc?lly, he has be
lieved it better to- lose- a jpke- boao a
friend. Universally, ho has dacmcdT that
the columns of a public journal ore the
last ?lato in tho world for anything un
worthy tho heart or tbe pon of a gentle
man.
lie will ctck l'pikbuck. with uu&igncd
sat isfaction upon, las brief'editorial; ca
reer in Orangeburg.
Vale et valele I
F h Augustus ,B. JKnowlton.
fa1 ?#-r "\ mi~i hli -
That Bank tywstton.
Wo have had the pleasure of ou in
terview with Captain A. Q. Brenizer,
Cashier of tbe Citizens' Savings Hank,
conooruing our article of last week upon
the Bank's speculation ia tho prom is
sory notes issued by Treasurer Parker.
('apt, Brenizer assures us that in this
speculation thorc was no collusion bo
tweon Dr. Parker and the Bank. Wo
did not intend to. nor did wo. ehartrc
that any such collusion existed. Should
the operation, however, result as disas
tnoutdy.as it. at least possibly may, we are
inolined'.to thitik, tho Bank would be vory
gjadito have a responsible partner, in the
transaction.
Gi/tptv Brenizer further informs us. that
the Bank. has. disposed, of. the notes in
question.tothe amount, of.only ?400.
' SO'THrtich.thD werpe for.the Bank.
How. JSrSiss L.. OitR.-T-Tho Abbe
villo Mi'/ii.?;?! quotes- tbe following r "It
is a foul, bird tln*t defiles it. own nest}"
says the old adage. This J?inecc-L..Orr
recently did, in tho most shameless end
disgusting stylo at Philadelphia,, aud
therefore, by his own aot, he presents
himself before the community in.the
character and quality of a turkey buz
sard. In the previous Philadelphia
Convention he figured oonspicuouly, as
a .skpqk, but Hseems, this time, that he
was - not sutifc?.J with his own odorifer
ous . fragrance, but was ambitious to im
part his aromatic flavor to his fellow
Citizens."
Tfho Medium adds:
r,TJjo. above we clip from one of our
State papers at affording an example of]
the low. ahus*. which too ^frequently
characterises tho Journalism of th s day.
Such language is neither witty, wise or
Bet nnd serves the od da exactly oppo
jfiltl those aimed at~-~np? good e^yorJbaa _j
oofae irom abuse. jjTeo many of our
pup ers hsTs indulged g jtffjpt ris Jibs
war and a great past
tadfee to that elasa
loss both login
Jamas L. Orr witafNflPfefc fault? baa
?e??r been aecased of aay djnbvneaty ?
his judicial dfetric* is the post peaee
able, law-abiding seetak'efofar State,
and be baa done much doting his ca
reer zz Judge I to ejjeyate'btobelf Ip ?he I
estimation 'of the "good pWpl? of Abbo I
tille county.
?Bot, if Judge Orr was aa grand a
vill fan ns ever lived, if he war' destituto
of conscience, mind or heart, if he had
lost all doconoy, suoh language would
be out of place. However much ho may
differ with us in political ideas Jaujc,
L. Orr is an honest man, an honorable
counsel!or, and an upright Judge"
-'? mmm Mum ' Pi it B?ITU
I ' State Netrs.r
Ht IV ?.\ I WlYM D|l ? * j i-..,
?enater. T. J. Bobortfop arrived in.
.Columbia on Monday.,
Chief Justice Moses arrived in Colum
bia on Saturday last.
A The Aiken Journal snya O. P. Cham
plain has the finest looking cotton in the j
vicinity of Aiken.
' The Clariosophio Society of the South
I Carolina1 University, gives their final
celebration on the evening of the 2Gth ;
instant. :; T
The hardest rain of the season visited
Columbia Saturday afternoon, (trenching |
everything out of doors, and doing much
for the crops.
Peaches are late mating their appear
ance in the .Aiken market. This time
last year a great many boxes had been
shipped North by growers in tho vioiuity
of Aiken.
Governor Scott has appointed S. D
xtu&scll a Trial Justice for St., Stephen's
Parish, Charleston County, vice A. J.
Hatvey, deceased.
The bands employed on the Port
Boyal Bail Road,, between Augusta aud
the Savannah River struck for higher
waget? and aiaieacd into Aaguata on
Monday last. j
Passengers arrived at iloianaaia on
Sunday from. Augusta, via the Columbia
and Augusta Bail Road, report the
washing out of a* culvert, near the (wo
mile post, which fortunately was discov
ered in time to prevent disaster.
11. E. McMaous, Conductor of the
Aiken Accommodation train, has loft
Aiken for New York, on a three weeks
leave of absence. The popular Captain
Moore has charge of tho Accommoda
tion train during' the abs .cc of Mr.
M eKanue.
The heavy rain on Saturday night in
Columbia! found an unimpeded tlesceut
inta>bhe HaU of the- House of Reoec
sea+aJaxoa, througtutKe roof,, ands flboded
the- ti'ail, the- GiovarnorV nad tho At
toroey-Geaitw?r&'. offices, compelling, a
change of bnsov Tb? Governor has re*
moved to the Staeo AVadi'Cor's office
On Saturday evening lubt, tha ojees
tion of granting an injjuc<jtioa; JteetraiD
iug the treasurer from reselling lauds
w.hioce revenue bond scrip had been ten
dered'was urgucd! iu Beaufort. Mr. C.
P. Coleock appeared for the treasurer,
and Mr. W. J. Whipper" ftp: Mossrs
Wright and Holmes, the plaintiffs.
Judgo C. B. Farmer has reserved his
decision.
A mammoth boar, whose paws meas
ured eight by ten inches, passed through,
the plantation of Mr. Samuel Li Mts
Creeary, ak White Pond-;, on. Saturday
mormu<* last*.
The News.
Washington. Juno 19.
No tobacco on which the tax has not
accrued prior to July 1st, can, aftorthat
time, be put upon tho market tinder a
sixteen cent stamp. All stamps of that
denomination remaining on hand must
be returned to the Commissioner of
Internal* Revenue, who will exchange
tllem for stamps of the denomination of
twenty cents, with the-propar computa
tion, as. to the difference in-Mietr fane
Btatne-. Thus : a hundred dollars worth
of sixteen cent Stamps will roceivj one
hundred dollars worth of twenty cent
stamps, though the number of stamps
will not be so great*. The Commissioner
absolutely refuses to change his-iuliug,
requiring a-li tsboeee- bonded after the
6th of. June instant, to bo withdrawn
for sale or consumption without thepay
roeut? of the tax specified o?.tbe liend
i.ndor wbiob the removal - was made.
Washington, June 18.
The - President has reappolnted .Jos.
Nimof Jr.) Supervisory Inspector fun
eral of'Stos .-.boats.
Cab i a et*-M ere lyyr ooti rie?ba si n ess* ?
On aud<> after;JAIy 1st, T872. evory
person who seile op ?fters tor sals manu
factored tobacco, snuff or cigan, except
manufacturers of those, article^ who eeirj
only their own products at the place oi
production, will bo required to pay a
special tax, at the rate of five dollars
per auuum, without regard to the
The exemp
faiy next,
and until the let xrf OettflrVtea and
coffee produced east of the Cape of
VUl not ho charged with the discrimi.
il^t>^Lfn\^J^mKt tfaiaT character /
bat that by the third section of the new
tariff law this duty will be rcimposcd on
and afW Odtbbe^ j?t, 1872, do said
articles. ' - ?" ?! ?
Judge nubbell, general pgent of the
Atlantic and Pa cine Bniirond, has just
returued' from a b^eiuess tour in Texas,
and brings 'tbe information that before
leaving Sherman, Texas, an army officer
arrived 'there- fron? Fort Richmond, Jack
county, and reported that a body of
Indians, variously estimated at from
fliree feHejf thousand, had made an'
I'incdrelor) ^\iiH Texas^ and were over
running Young ' find Jack, Demon and
Parker counties, .and that tho settlers
were tilled with consternation and alarm.
The Indians said they wore going to'
HuutavilTe to liberate Sautanta and Rig
Tree, who are confined in the Slate
[prison there., Itjsaa reported that all
'the Indians on thb/Fort Sill reservation
, had left and goriejrjn th? war path- Al
, ready two fights had occurred near
Wealhcrford, in which four whites were
wonnded and two Indians killed
Two Indians were captured aud
lodged in Weathcrfbrd jail. The com
maodiog ofRcer-*of Fort Richardson is
said to have goqc to A ratio.to consult
with General Auger regarding the in
vasion, and the latter is reported lo
have telegraphed for two more regimewts
of cavalry to report immediately at tho
points threatened by the raiders. Judgo
Hubbell soys there is no doubt in the
minds of well informed Texans that a
big Indian war is at hand. Many set
tlers are leaving their homes. It is
believed that the Kiown* were leaders
of the raid; saswted by ib* A poshes and
others.
There was ho .quorum at Octrtrurgec
Council up to list TuesJuy, mud none of
the wild tribes, from Fort Sill had yet
come to participate in tbe- drithci-atious.
Crops ia Nurthef u and Western Texas
arc very fine.
Ha v ao es of Rica Catrrimllar?'
Wc hear of considerable damage to the
growing rice crops on the river above
the city from the caterpillar, which has
appeared in many places wilhiu the past
two weeks. Wo learn from Mr. Sweat,
uu experienced rice planter in charge of
tbe- Potter plantation, that they aie very
bud; aw that place nod on tbe (Jibbuus
plantation, where they have neaely de
voansd seme eojuanes of the growing rice.
Uwiog-to the light tides the planters
have not beemabte to yet a sufficient flow
to destroy the-insect. Mr. Sweat has
taken some gains to acquaint himself
WioU- the- huijirs-c-nd'riiov.Mn^nt^ of the
iuseot. A few duye-sinee be discovered
on the under Bide of a* rice- blade a large
number of eggs adherinlrwhere they hud
been deposited by the fly. He plucked
the blade and placed it under a ghiss to
watch the progress of ineobtulou and
growth of the caterpillar. In about three
days the worm hatched out Hn placed
in tho glass a quantity of green rice
blades, but tbe iuseat, which* was at ?kst
very small, did uut feed on it. lletheu
supplied sumo diades of grass, which they
ate with great avidity, from which ho
infers that the worms do not attack the
rice until they are partially grown, but
sutisism^frfirst on the-more tender grass
which they reach by suspending them-]
bolvis Tiiiiii ?hc itteck L?v their Webs
to the ground. In this stago ho thinks
they may be effectually destroyed by u
flow which will reach the height of the
rico.?Jbuvnuiah Aeirs.
Batciiklors Attention.?The at
tention of batchelors is called to the
following wail:
There are some sad .lights in this world;
a city saeSSad and.hurnad.?a battle field
after a great slaughter-?a r.ondbn in the
midst of a plague? a ship'burnediat' sea
?a family, pining, in--starvation?a jug
of molasses wreokod on the pavumcut..j
All bad but true. But to un-thc saddest
sights is ao fdil bachelor wearing toward
the end af bis jouwj of life, his groat
duti m undone. Miserable crouture.
Just look at him; his shirt buttons off?
his stockings out at the toes?-not a sou
or a daughtor nor a.relative to- drop u
tear, close his eyes in\ doathj or to
leave*hisMtioady to-?nobody in fact, to
caro foi him?shunned .by sinners and
Saint?..?
ESTATE -NOTICE.?All ?Per*
jons having -demands against the Es
tate of J. Allen Jlfoout,. decenited, wttl prS
senfcthe saaoe, .preporly attested, to the un?
dsrsjgned^er .to Messrs. J*lar& Dibble,' At
torneys, irrangeburg, 8* C*. All persons in
debted Je said Estate will make immediate
payment to the said Attorneys, or to
SAMUEL W. JBFCOAT,
Qualified Executor
Juu? Ith ' "*2 ?8?It
CORN
Jq ; J JUST RECElVED.
Also s choice lot of
baco?, _
fi / r' AUGUSTA FLOUR,
Fresh from the Mill, beeidee
8YR?P,
MOLaRSFlS, id
ALT,
i SUGAR*/' i-*
COFFEES,
C AH NED GOODS,
oerd other article* in the GROCERY UNftej
which ^ 11 ho cold tOW DOWN for cash.
Hare oa hand a fine .assortment of FIN
ISHING and other "?AIL8. '
Just received RUTA I DAG A TU 11 NIP
iEED from I"
drelh ? di n.
SEED from the Celebrated Firm of; DT'Lan
:ocie
A fine an.tortmcnt ofCLOCRS, WATCHES,
JEWBLHY, CUTLERY, always on band.
^ANTEl>;-~.Rlce, Corn, Eggs, Wex.H
Wool, Rags, Peas, for which the 1I1GHB3M
CASH.1'KiCES will be paid.
Ma7** I herewith return my thanks-to'my
friends.for their patronage, and hope ??itl to
me! it their future approbation.
N. H.?WATCHE8, CLOCK-}, and JEW
ELRY repaired as Usual. ?: .?
?. KZKKIEL,
Sifn of the BN WATOM,
Opposite Post Office,
jwne 22 ? . o v e 3 ly
IX THE COURT OF PROBATE
Whereas,* P. P. Jeaninf? hath applied to
mo for Letters of Adminintr.itk? en the Ba
tata of John T. Jennings, lata of Orange
burg County, deceased.
TW**e are therefore ?? rite and edmeaiah
nil bwI singvlsr the kindred sad Credits?
of the mid deceased, to be ifrf appear, be
fo-rv me, at a.Court of Probat? far the said
County to be b*)den at Omnjrtwi, en la* i
la* day of Jnty, 1H7Z, at 10 feleek
M., ?? show causa if on y, why ihm avid Ad
uttniwratian should t>*f be granted.
Given ander my Hand and tbe Seal ef Coart,
tin* 16th day *f June, A, D. 1872, and ia
the rrvro-jf-nfib. year *f Aasihrnn 1*4*
pendence.
TU AD. C. ANDREW*,
june 22?2t Judge *f Probate.
NOTICE
OFFirE COU*vTT AUDITOR,
?>?.**5**saw Cocxrr, 8. C-,
Jtrao off> 1872.
Pursuant to en Act PROVIDING for the
ASSESSMENT and TAXATION of PRO
PERTY. approved Sept. I3th, 1868, and all
.tcr.v Jiueubatory thereto : 'Notice is hereby
gfterr fftw? f rVis1 OTaWa wlJf o?i eprrr fov re
ceiving RETURNS of PERSONAL PKO*
PERTY, fresh the FIR8T DAY of JULY to
the TWENTIETH DAY of AUGUST, 1872.
All OWNERS, AGENTS, ADMINISTRA
TORS, &c, of Real Estate are earnestly re
quested to make their RETURNS to this
OFFICE in order to prevent ERRONEOUS
ENTRIES from being MADE In the TAX
ROOKS. All pevaons failing to make their
Returns on or buforu the 20th day of August,
a Penalty of 50 per cent will be added $9
their Assessment.
JAMES VAN TASSEL,
Count}- Auditor.
OrongeVwrg County.
june 8 lit
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue* of siradry Exeunt ions fo me di
r.ooted I will sell to- the highest bidders, at
OrrwigeBurg-CouTV HV>use, on the first MON
DAY in? July next, for cash, the follow
ing property* v4e*r.
At riekof farmer p*w?xUaDOfV an" that plan
tation *)r' tract of lamf ow Sanne* River, in
Orungebnvg Countjc, contaiui?g 2990 acres,
:.:>VQi or'loae; bunaalud* by lands of E Y Shu
ler; Jamer Felde?' atrtf J1 Q Parltrr*. Levied
on n* the property of Won laaj*e) Buf! at the
suit of Paul Trojin & Theo Dehorn, Kx'rs or
Sarnh- Dehotn dan'di
ALSO
Oue trnct of land containing about 200
acres, in St. Matthews Parish, in lots of
about 50 aoreei (plats- of which may bo seen
nt'nry ofi*be.)> He-wed' on a*" the property of
Geo. T-lriol.at'the suit of W. W. Watt.
Sheriff'* OfrToos ) II. RIGGS,
OmngoburgC. IL, S. C, V 8. O. C.
jm** ?,1OT2. J<
june &m id
OFFRJE StmOOD-COMMISSIONER,
Oaaxoaanito Cnrjmv 8. C*,
May ni'st, 1D72.
To TRU8TEES of FREE COMMON
SCHOOLS in various School Districts of the
above mimed County. In accordance with
iiiBtructions received from State Superinten
dent of Education to the effect that that the
money appropriated for the support and
maiutainancc of Free Common Schools for
the fiMoitl year ending September 30, 1872,
wi'l aocbv paid until the Collection of the
next General Tax?. shnli'lravv- u*en< made, 1
deem ii earpwifairt'to-advise yju to CDOSE at
one*,, nil 11 ha FREE. COMMON* SCHOOLS
under- your Supervisions eacepf ih> those
Scho?l > Ulatrtetc which* bev*- urr< unexpend
ed balunee ef School Funds on hand.
E. I. CAIN,
School Cowimiasioner,
Oraagefmrg Omnvty, 8. C.
junt 1 3t
T? ST ATE NOTIC'K.---I?UR8tJ
Jji ANT fo order of Judge of ProfcMe,-1
win soil at the late-resident of'JMry Weeks,
Jr., deoaasatf,". ai pnvAt* out cry?, for cawhv en
Tuesday* thadBrh d?yx>f June. 1872, the per
sonal prop^rtysof the Estaae of aaid deevrxrod,
consisting in- pav*< of H?ge, Cattle, Hcwse
hold and Kiiehwn ?Fuenttur?, BlacktmitV
Tools; &o.' 1'ersntoe^dsairiag to purchase
will pleaselatke notice'.
All persona inn#*bted to the said Estate
will inako immediate payment to-the under j
signed, ami oil persona havmg'ols?msagainst
the same,. are rvqucnted to present them
properlt att??M'd1%to'
PATRICK M. OnRSON,
Qualified Administrator.
May 27th, 1872. -june 1?21
OFFICE
AU
against the
baff County?those mijtmij StlaiUd, ~M
wall a* these not yet prewitcd?will pr?
sent iheffi t6 this OHev, on er before Jon?
2?th, 1872. The intention of tie ahejtfjae'
tieo !? to detera?ne Um sntetsaeiig Indent
edfieW for Hi W? mdnro4 during tlf?
abovo mentioned Um?.
E. t CAIN.
JScboOl Cottimitsionor,
... NQTICE,
OFFICE 0? SOjaO^L CpHMISflOKlTft,
)* ,:ar: ? faiatHasurosn Qsomrr,, 8. $
Mey ?1st, 1,872.
Tbcattention* oftneCtEIWS ^e^OABDfl
of SCHOOS TR?ST?BS"e/t the various
School DWlcta (jT tltfir Cwtnt^ and 'of fW
School Trustees of such' Districts is hereby
called to Sections 29, 4^, 60 fad 6t, of an
Act entitled -"'An Act to adreml an Aet salb
tied 'Art Act ftfEfTamiah'sihd Maletafn a.
System of Free Common School? fat the
Sfnto of South Carolina,' " approved Watch
^6tb, 1571, and especially to Bee. 49 of sand
? The following are, the 3e$?ns la
r?W* I . - ui da ? ..- ? 't Wvrf,
[ I .SanriQj. 29. The, County Treasurer shall
' pay over elf moneys by him received, which
shall have been assessed by virtue of the
BSJSaasi nay dlstsise-Besesingy as?hereinafter
provided for. jnthc; .XJouqty it which each
District is situated, on fh? order of the Clerk, i
of the Board of Trustees of said District 1
comuerslgucd by the County School CoowaU' '
siemer, to be used rev the purpose directed
I by the District meeting so held. Ssfta^MeeV
ey shall be assessed and collected at Ihrtisat, ?
i au?) ia the manner: that.-.County tenes are l
assessed and collected; and if the inhat-itan'ts
of any ScfaW Dia! Hot, at their annssd Dis-'
trict meestnaf shall tall to provide for the
raising of snetr tax, then the County Scheel
Commissioner of the County in which emes*
District is situated, shall be required to with
hold from* sad* District, that part or the Mate
appropriation derived from the reresrse of j
the Start, and to* aSf uitlon and disirieMe
the same to the ether* Diet rietaof the Ceemty
which have coir plied wit h the requirements f
of this Act: FrSvMed, Thai in Bohscf. tWs^j
triot8 where them art less than one hnndred 1
ehildfe? between the matf of sia anal .wkteen"
the iarmDrtatrrs' rthvy raise sash at wmm, per
child, an will be sufficient to w a hat ? in thcri-l
Schools, . <*; 1 tl
Sac. 49.' As snmnal meeting of each
School District shall be facht en the last
8 at or da ^ o# J^sse, of each year, mi 17 o'clock
M., notice of the timr and since o*i?g
ghen by the Clerk it the DoWtrJ of Tfnst***.
by posting written or printed* notiere .in I
three public places of the District at least |
ten- day v before the meetings
Spcriaf artst'rag? may, he Called Ay the
Board of Trxrstecs, er by a majority of the
legal voters* of the District; but aotiee of |
such speed a? nrcettrrg. ataMtu the prevposcs
for whsrS- ft rs eall'edV shs-fl om aneted in at,
least three pmMic places* withle>fhe trhnriet,
tca> days? ?rnviosv ??? r?Mr fiw?e of aach meet
'fHfr.- Ama *o* ?banfacss ahs-lT 6c acted1 -jrprn
at atry special meeting not specified in safe?
notice. t
, ftfe. CO. Th*rfollowing persons shall be
entitled to vote at any District meeting,
viz:
All persons possessing the qoalificatlons of |
electors, as defined by tho Constitution of
this State, and who shall bo residents of the
District at the time of offering to vote at
said meeting.
Bsc. 51. The inhabitants qualified to vote
?t a school meeting, lawfully assembled,
shall have power:
ist. To appoint a Chairman to preside-'
over said meeting.
?d. To adjourn from time to time.
3d. To choose a Clerk, who shall possess,
the qualification of a voter.
4th. To raise by tax..in addition to the
amount apportioned by the State to their
use, sneh further sums of money as they
ra.vr dean* prrper for the support of pullM?'f
aabnou?, said* ssmv not to be more than three
dollars* fW Otery etnld in the District be
tween the sges of six and sixteen, as ascer
tained by the last enumeration, said strm te
be- collected by tho Cbtrnry Trvasnvcr, anrd
to be held by him subject to the order of the I
Trustees, conarerstgaed! fty the : County*]*
School Comralssonerr sneh' of money to
bV used as*ahalV8aag?cd smbn-at the meet
ing; either fhr the pay of'tesohers' salaries,
or to purchase or lease sites for school
houses; to** miild, hire or*~ purchase sneh
school houses ; to keep'ffienr in* repair, and
furnish- lbs-same witB necessary feel'ana
?ppendhgcs ;? or to furnish' black ttbarns,-1
outline maps, and apparatus for illustrating
the principles of science, or to discharge any
dootrwr liabilities lawfully iMswred.
6th; To give s.mH* direction- and'tSafie
such provisions as may be deomed necessary
in relation to the prosecution*or defence of
any suit or proceeding ia which Sbs*District
may be a party*.
6th. To- authOTiie the Board of T'rr.stra
to*- ButlB soHberhonses. or rent the same v fo-1
..T?'any school house site, or other FroPVr|Trj
belonging to the,District,, when- thnfaaml
shall ao longer be needed for the*use**of the
Ii;...;.?
7th.' To alter or repeal'their proceedings,
from time to time, as occasion may require,
and to do- any other business wontemplatsje. j
in .'.!i ? ..Vf.
lT-f. CAIS,
School Commission err
Orangeburg County, 8. C.
jun* I 6t
Warm Weather Has Come!
AND SO HAS ONE or THB ,
FINEST, CHOICEST AND MOST COM
PLETE STOCKS OF
Dry Goods;. Groceries, &c
AUElvm AT
Y IT. W. BBr-GO^ANN'B STORE,
nt
THAT CAN BK-. FOUND IN ORANOK
burg. An rnspeotioa will satisfy nil.
trouble ttr- slnnv (iocds. In addition to
the above I have on hand and for sale a
number of the
JtnMWtCAS BUTTON
lTACHIMBS.
TEis nrathine will do in the best possible
manuor every variety of
FAMILY SEWING
th ? can he dorn? on any machine, and In
sedition embroiders on the edgns, ovsreeamc;
add tntkes beautiful'button and eyelet holes
in all fabrics. This is unquestionably far
beyond the capacity of say other machine.
Instruction given,' end kauafacUon guaran
teed to all purchasing a machine.
. F. ?. fB BRIOOMANN.
May 26 tf
iSi?
the let
All tnos* filrWi traett 6f lead stowl*
Terras i ?m half cask. Ib.? T?ataaee be 4?lf
Oj^^.^} ?.o.e..
? . , i-1-:?_
A <iwinl*t rater** Mcteao? . argfl
Estate *f CM. D. -J. Rata*, InetMil. wiM
?iSBwfu ort? ttehr Attiwosya, Maas? Klar
{' t^BallALSS^W
Orange^* J?r#? <Mv H(W -*f*-~tt
W! 'Mil J -v -
alway8 OK ?AJftV
'? ' f. '. ** W ?
ENGINE HOUSE,
The celebrated pfc* L?TTER BOOK tW
Copying- tiirm ml ataTrapii ? frwrw
? ja*? ' -'?-'?, 1/
' ? r 'i "Mtni' mn i ii rl
WILLIAM fr WHiLDBN1}
vtATCUKS, afB1fJ?l?lt*, ?TLVBII
WAKE, CROCltBxtft
0 8 IN A, GL AS SW ARE,
.- t**ft*9 atmmr, *?
' >4^fr^?r?*W? t^tag ??* of ihaCUy, ?aar
.karr? ffceir etd?r.a ?H?l v^^M^mX jm4 all in
fernal ion as to qu^lKj-aratfrtfto given.
\, A. C. BUKES,
At frYe OM 9fm4 6f
kS J UST RECEIVED A frees*
Ivo* ?
JfAUSTB,
fLS",
V ARN18IIE8, Uk{
A aplcodidlot of STATION ER r.
PERFUMERY and SOAPS in great va
'TWetnck of CIGARXaWt^ACCO.
And ob? of the Sin** in^aMt of POCK
Kffri
BT RWVB6 eV^Jdli|s| fcyfe ?UTfo price..
Prescriptions carefully prepared.
OFFICE HOURS on tan SABBATH?
Fron 0 tar 10?A M., and free? 4 te 6 P. M.
deo 2 ,, e- lj
AW^l^g^iit.Siipp?efJ
D. D. BLUME, Arft?? 8a? opened er
GALLERY where he i. p?ftar*dff lake
PHOTOGRAPH8,' a cr lu
AM BROT YPES,
? -.'*"SX^
in a few- minutes a* t*i LOWEST possible
BATB8.
Walk up to the GALLERY over Mr. P. H.
w. BRIGOMANN'S STORE, if you waat to
obtain * present tknf tenfways appreciated
by Lovers, Sweethearts and others, vis :?
youraalf.
Satisfaction guaranteed,
apl 20 _tf
OEAIER IM
PTTRR- DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINT8,
GTfiS atttP VARNI8HB8, WINDOW
GLASS attn'FUTTY.
Just -retfrfred aaether-IeY of the VACU
UM OIL for Greasing and*Preserving Leath
er.
Alan thn DIAMOND SPECTACCE for Pre
serving Sight. $?* r
Also ? Sp^rbMlUl ?V^COTLKRf. eaek aa
PACKET KNIVES, RAZORS, 8CI880RS
~ A^BvVch7oj?? and Bales* lot ef FLOWER
SB ADS'. *
AnVo ^tir^rtgitoty Wssa^lv?100 to 200?
pounds PURE C^A^DTfBB^aj?'^",<I
Also a fine lot of PWsWMBRY and
.FANCY* ARTICLES.
tfalliirrfd'antisfy yotfrlelfes at the DRUG
8^0R*g* ilR. 6l.lVElt08,
Orntrtebnv%csi!iB., 8. C.
a?ar SO nev* 18* ly
SINGER
? I STlLii
TRIUMPHANT!
PREIIVII.
GOLD and SILVER MEDALS and DIPLO'
MA awarded to SINGER SEWING
MACHINE at Savannah Fair,;
NnvenVtyer, 1871.
FIRST PitEMlUM at Atlanta Fair, October, ?
1871. for-BBoT P?MILY MACHINE.
PKlMrtJM^at the Matron Fair October, 1871, ?
for FA?WILY MACHINE, witk best
and'nYosr TiSefr? attachments'
PIR8T PREMIUM at ThomasVrTte1. Novera
bei?2r 1871^ f*r bekr ?kafftY
MAOflHE.
GOLD MEDAL*and aTTKBB-BlLVER MBI
jeLS aweardbU w'S?!flBBR s.t the
Adgcsta Fair, Ndvlsi
kar, 1871.
Examina tke celebrated SINGER '
*NEW6 FAMILY"
SXWlNfrajt^nlB^tMBBBT MACIITNI
in the-wet-WL'
W hAWlEt.
Qeafcril Agent for"
?esBB CswsVt-so, CkarjU and Fldrlda.
- '?'???''-feC:?A?J.
Local Agents 5" nearly, entry, ctfunty ir
8<?uth CareTiae. w*
mtr 20 r' l>w