The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, June 22, 1872, Image 4
Cut-jThroot Depot ? a new California
town. I f
A TeVro Haute cat is passionately fond
of. uiusle, aad goes to aU the ci rouses.
A petn?oi strr? baa been dug up la
Iowa frot$ a depth of forty feet.
WorTaoiVps in Illinois are worth
130 por week
et or a may agoa ten days.
atotl
T. ITBoerdw.a, tf jfatifa Cnna,.
?^dsVAd^lil^'Wr^^
New ^laVAa^^siWrV/ vV7 ?aigg
? ?aft aijo?a#otis4jraWt/sn(l bis faniily*dit
"?^li^lNt'W^ i? tha woocsaj
?tfi asa^i^iWni^h
There ^ an '"Old Moo's Club" in
^*4||a*lr?;clts^?aT*rage age oi whose
**? sMaVbe?aa^W^ic^n - - -
?* 9M?4tf4} aP?*dfeltd -Tisive committed
suicide by -dr^wwtb^aV RWa City be
?iV^aTu^*ul*Trt^ Ii Herl ?er calf.
"** ^Bt%rt arft^
er^oWwt; f %aaVit'7tVe only thing
^gfve&-/^ ,
?loa aa) wv*t in ti b-- 7.
eje^ra jpolj^o. foroe of a city in
cut resigned recently in a body.
istcd of one man.. ?
Ha qaafffct ^f^auo&b^pf a;^V?rcb in . Al
beit ?njta^ Lad? W>W?*i?? to,$26,000, was
' swew'^rtruV^-flAd^11?.^ ;W!)eetion recent
ly- au* laiaoidu .. -?._ .
NN tl ?>Qw the Southern Bap
s?^ty^anreot,*>9 4?& aseoc^tioni, 11,108
* churches, 6,493 ministers, and 89^037
awsfliTTT'eti'TIi ?2 oiaa s'jb* 1 A
tf *nr*f NjbMni?gde jbaJe"; ?f. cotton was re
ite W?jcr??3 ra/t?Jay^tflp On! Sattt*d*yiiast.
This is the first instance of the kiml
aiIIad4Wt.$e the. war. urn
As^paaf^ of Urraa;ilorn at Lowtides !
*?"eewatj^ttisa., the mim day?a hoy and
*t *k*pBJi*f<xihiwiea^i^sp^tivcly Horace
r'aa^NiJelt'" does not do away with
ynicut of income tax assessed this
roontirs^ a .; ? fca-fi
2 iaffiRo* *4M* 5W*s3 - ,
l satt ul^ r 108111,11010 "Wtve "as been dis
covered in Wcetcrn Now York, with
tf ^yff4^^^"?^1" 1?""^ and ^oda-watcr
?e? ?8^D.feefoe?rlr^*Kdn^isV Io
nian. "Wo sir,'* was the rep}ys *I am
^ Jbf?wqj]t?sJt Ufa ^.>ghfr hating been
saw %tcifcwi eta> <yiaat fi>* saMiugartd split
ting a ct^iatrbsMat^odi slabs,, earned
their money jaftat^ttrs^?A a half.
i asetl )P*fcayiff (Tawteft?a v%unry, India
lately rode into, town the wife of one
-*W nttPee^oo'e^ack home tho wife* of
*wf?tf' divnrcea, received
licccse, * B^nrarried?'wtffie In 'town.
^ ^ * jH9adT2rtinlciscb'; ohaniber-maid i
cently gave a ^month's warning allegiug
tldeWsWton0^ in
stoe^slana waB*no longer dependent on
**%m>M&ttf support.
An. ^labama- paper was not issued at
tbo reguioivtiat? lately., onq of the editora
being on tho jury., and* the other bavin
(l, bean. nutrrLed', Both expressed their
t tenei
The Early Cotton (Ga.) News is brag
. <;iqg of a stalk of cotton raised in that
county. It is two feet high, bears firvy
r* a^a^rniSjand boilaaod is a sample of
.fl j-j^.ffCjR from which it was taken.
Tho University of Oxford, England,
.... ia?4) gslobratc its thouB.ndth nnuivcrsa
tvHiu$f thislysar. Popul?r tradition assigns
King Alfred the Great as its founder.
? ca'Iakaai^tBiddle of the ninth contury.
*' St, ' J f " ' j
TCBe abpubii wec'tiu^ of the old. sol
di?rs of. the war of 1812 will be hold; at
' '?r>r^ri1C?ntW1c'y, to day, the ISth.ipst.,
"^in^'the anrittcrsary of the dflolar^tion
of war agaiuBt Britnin.
4 An ordinance has been publish od in
Warrcnton, N. C , prohibiting Citizens
tying[ Uii pans to the tails of ddgs. It
must evidently have been a favorite
7*.__agnuscnieut in that city to need a special
?ovdipnncc to prevent it.
It is said that during tho month of |
nlsy tiawnrdi of twenty-five thousand
w ? buffnloos wero killed on the Western
^ ryh)ias, south of tho Kansas Paoi6o Rail
. mod, for the sake of their hides alone,
fat^W^t^*6 vror^1 DUt two dollars oach.
\4 .eldidHpc daalaratlon. of the National
es u^oajif i^eys^XUirlstiAn Association that
?eu M*wi giabd.Crtriawtn,.would . use tobacco,"
a* sAdajMadl^aa^.iu antokii. It ( would , have
a I nVsWH'i" scosiblo. to have,said that no
good Cbristiau would^iZtti#?thQ patieaco
?f the pablic.
l? ^^fi^tf hho crow of ft whaler whkh
^^aWlfW1!! New London, Connecticut,
recently, found that during their ab
b(ylceTtbcy had fallen heir to fortunes.
The . upok of the ship inherits a fortune
I of 825,000, left him by a dear rclution,
und one oC the foremast hands inherit s
51tf,000 left by his mother.
A four-year old boy went to church
ouo Sunday, end when ho got home his
grendmothet asked him what tho niinis
tor seid. 'Don't knov*,' said ?He
didn't speak & me/ A good tn??y older
peopte night answer t,ha same ir*y. jr
A New York journal, in speaking of
tbemngio strains of a hand organ, says,
uWbao he played Old Dog Tray, we
notioed cloven pupa aittiug- in front, on
their haunobaa, brushing away the tears
from tboir eyes with their fore paws."
Jenkins, an old whiskey bloat, had a
eon the other day. The nurse put his
firet-born iu his arms, and Jenkins, re
garding it lovingly, while a tear trickled
dowu bis grog bo blossomed nose, said,
"Twenty year* hence he will keep mo in
wtiikey."
A gentleman in New York, who .has
recently returned from Arabia, created
quite a sensation by riding up then venue
on a full blooded Arab horse, while an
.Arab servant, dressed in the full cos
tume of his country, rodo behind on a
second richly caparisoned horse.
THE ORANGEB?RG NEWS
AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON,
EDITOR.
GEORGE BOUV?B,
Fisakciai. akp IlUSTNMS manager.
?-?rtrj-1?'-?:
omcltal Paper of the State and
of Orttngcbnrg County.
S AIT BD AY, JXJNl 22,1872.
For President:
Ulysses S. Grant.
Vice President:
Henry Wilson,
or>
M ASS AC II U SETT S.
VALEDICTORY.
Owing le ciretHn&eatMce of ? private
nature, the undersigned withdraws, with
the present issue, from the editorship of
this paper.
His relutioos with brother editors,
with his readers, with the publishers and
with /the office employees, have been
pleasant without an exception.
IJcJiU^ll^, ho has oudeavorcd to be
Jfceayeti wur+oone. Locally, be has be
lieved it better to. lo*e a jpke- ehan a
friend. Universally, ho has deemed; that
the columns of a public journal are tike
last elato in tho world for anything un
worthy tho heart or the pun of u gentle
man.
lie will even h)*ktuck. with uuJetgnod
satisfaction upon- his brief editorial ca
reer in Oraugeburg.
I 'ale el valetc I
Augustus B. Knowlton.
That Hunk (Jiwst?m.
Wo liavo had the pleasure of on in
terview with Captain A. G. Breuizer,
Cashier of the Citizens' Savings Bauk,
concerning our article of last week upou
tho Bank's speculation iu tho prom is
sory notes issued by Treasurer Purker.
Capt. Breuizer assures us that in this
(speculation there was no collusiou bc
??rtrtn Vir l>--1.-_ --.1 *Ur l?:.stc. \V\.
did not iutend to, nor did wo, charge
that any such collusiou existed. Should
the operation, however, result as disas
tr.'t'.'-'y as it, at least possibly may, we arc
inclined u> think the. Bank would be vory
gjadtto have a responsible partner in the
trAossction.
(httptv Brenizer further informs us. that
the Bauk. has- disposed.cf,the notes in
ciuestioB.to-the amount, of. only 8400.
So^aacb the wofpe fuivtiio Bunk.
Hoa. J/.MKs Ij.. Oiitt.-r-Tho Abbe
villo Mb Hum quotes-the following : "It
is a foul.bird that lul'le ? it. >wu nest/'
says the old adage. This.JanaeorL..Orr
roccutly did, in tho moet sham?!eae and
disgusting stylo ut l'hiladelrjhio,.. aud
therefore, by his own act, bo presents
himself before the community in.the
character and quality of a turkey buz
zard. In the previous Philadelphia
Convention he figured conspicuouly, as
a .skunk, but it seems, this time, that he
was.nut satisfied with his own odorifer
ous- fragrance, but was ambitious to im
part his aromatic flavor to his fellow
oUkens."
TJw Medium adds :
r,TJja. abovo wo clip from one of our
State papers as affording an example of
tho low abuse, which too ^frequently
characterizes the journalism of th s d;?y.
Such language i? pg&bor witty, wise or
great and serves tbe cuds -exactly oppo
ajto those aimed at?no good ever has j
come from abuse. Too many of our
papers hare iodulgod fa abuse siodKlhe
war aad a great part oi ear tAtafosaeaa J
Nhaa to that class ofr ipa si whjjasia]
lost both logic aanl 'ettjaasen ^
James L. Orr with all his faults baa
oerer boon accused of aay dishonesty?
his judicial district if the most peace -
sble, law-abiding section "of owr Bute,
and he has done much during his ca
reer as Judge * to elevate himsoif iss the
estimation *of thetgood pWple of Abbo
?ille county.
"But, if Judgo Orr was as grand a
rillien as ever lived, if ho was destitute |
of conscience, mind cr heart, if he had
lost all decency, suoh language would
he out of place. However much he may |
ditier with us in political ideas JamesV]
L. Orr ia ad honest man, an honorable"
Counsellor, and an upright Judgo."
I- ln*~n 1 -8?
State Nelrs.
{Senator. T. J. Robertson arrived in,
.Columbia on Monday.,
Chief Justice Moses arrived iu Colum
bia on Saturday last.
The Aiken Journal says 0. P. Cham
plain has tho finest looking cotton in tbe
vicinity of Aikeo.
Tfao Clarioaophic Society of the South
Carolina University, gives .their final
celebration on the evening of the 26th'
iu staot.
The hardest ram of the seasno visited
Columbia Saturday afternoon, drcnchii.g
everything out of doors, and doing much
for the crops.
Pcaehes are lato making their appear
anco iu tho .Aiken market. This time
last year a great many boxes had been
shipped North by growers iu tho vioiuity
of Aiken.
Governor Scott has appointed S. D
Russell a Trial Justice for St. Stephen's
Parish, Charleston County, vice A. J.
Haivey, deceased.
The hands employed on the Port
Royal Rail Road, between Augusta and
the Savauaah River struck for higher
I wages aad niaiehvd into Augusta on
Monday la*. >
Passengers arrived at Colombia ou
Sunday frusa Augusta, via tbe Colunnbia
and Augusta Rail Rood, report the
washing out of a. culvert, near the two
mile post, which fortunately was discov
ered in tin e to prevent disaster.
R. E. McManus, Conductor of the
Aiken Accommodation train, has left
Aiken for New York, ou a three weeks
leave of absence. The popular Captain
Moore has charge of tho Accommoda
tion train during the absence of* Mr.
! M ;>Ias-r-,!?.
The Hca'wy rain on Saturday night in
1 Columbia found an unimpeded? descent
inta. she- HalJ.?f the- House of Rvosc
seaeajixc?, through the roof, mod flooded
the CTsfl, the- Govuruor's- aad the At
toroey-GeajSttnl's offieen, compelling a
chango of base. Tho Governor baa re
moved to the Staco Auditor's office
On Saturdny evening last, ths-oncs
tion of granting an inunnetionj 7cst?a4D
iug the treasurer from reselling lauds
w.kier.e revenue boud scrip- had been ten
dered wa.s argued! iu Beaufort. Mr. C.
F'. Coleock appeared fur the treasurer,
and Mr. W. J. Whipper fvr Messrs
Wright and Holmes, the plaintiffs.
Judgo C. B. Farmer has reserved his
decision.
A mammoth bear, whose paws meas
ured eight by ten inches, passed through
the plantation of Mr. Samuel Li Mw
Creeary, at White Ponds, on. Saturday
tuorniu" I use
The News.
Washington, June 10.
No tobacco on which the tux has not
accrued prior to July 1st, can, after that
time, be put upon tho markot Under a
%ixteen cent stamp. All stumps of that
denomination roinaining on baud must
be- returned to the Commissioner of
Internnh Revenue, who will exchange
them- for stamps of the denomination of
twenty cents, with the proper computa
tion, as to the difference ih<ttiefr face
statue. Thus: a hundred dollars worth
of sixteon cent stamps will receivj one
huudrcd dollars worth of twenty cent
'stamps, though the number of stumps
will not bo so groat. The-Commissioner
j absolutely refuses to change his luling.
['requiring all tabanea-bonded nfier the
I 6th of Ju .2 instant, to be withdrawn
for sale or consumption without the-pay
roe?t> of the tax specified on.?bo Ltend
uud?r which the roniov<rl?wos tnado.
Washington. June 18.
The -President has reappointsd Jos.
Nimo;- Jif.j Supervisory Inspector'Gen
eral of'btoatnbosts.
Cabinet-- -Merely .routitte'business. <
On and.' after July 1st, 1872. every
persou who sells or offers lor sals manu
fscturcd tobacco, snuff or cigars, except
manufacturers of those-article^ who seif
ouly their own products at the place oi
production, will bo required to pay a
special tax, at the rate of five dollars
per annum, without regard to l'*<
amount of hisppnual sates. The cxcuip
oi PMpat' ?kose aaajyri aale i dp
aaajai i
uly next,
and until the tat jwf Om\%%% ten and
coffee produced cast of the Cape of I
Good Hope, and- imported into the!
United Bt?tae ihm prior* west thereof)
Will not bo charged with the discrimi
?atlak uaiy of Ion per cent., u?n^-yl- j
?iecteu on* importations of this'character;
but that bj the third section of the new
tariff law this duty will be re im posed on
and after Octuben 1st, 1872, on said
articles.
" ST.Lou^bonelS.
Judgo Hubbell, general agent of the
Atlantic and Pucific Railroad, has iust
returned' from a fetteiuess tour in Teius,
and bringe the information that before
leaving Sherman. Texas, an army officer
arrived there from Fort Riehmond, Juck
county, and reported that a body ol
Indiana,, variously estimated at from
three to ten thousand, hud made an
incursion into Texas, aud were over
running Young find Jack, Demon and
! Parker counties, and that the settlers
were filled with consternation and alarm.
The Indians s.tid they were going to
Hunts vi He to liberate Sautauta aud Big
TreOj who arc confined iu the State
prison there.,; It was reported that all
the Indians ou th^T Fort Sill reservation
had left and gonerbn the wur path. ai
, ready two fights had occurred near
Weathcrford, iu which four whites were
wounded and two Indians killed.
Two lediaus were captured aud
lodged in Weathcrford jail. The cmn
manding officer *of Foil Kiehurdson is
said to have gone to Austin* to consult
with General Auger regarding the in
vasion, and tho latter is reported to
have telegraphed fur two more regintcarte
of cavalry to report immediately at the
points threatened by the raiders. Judge
Hubbell says there, is no duubt in the
minds of well informed Texana that a
big Indian wur is at hand. Many set
tlers are leaving their homes. It is
believed ttatt the Kiowns were leaders
of lh.c raid, assisted by in* Apaches and
others.
There was no quorum at (/ck nrulgoc
Couucil up to list Tuesday, a>ud none of
the wild tribes, from Fort Sill bad yet
come to participate in the- drltber.itions.
Crops in Northern and Western Tcxus
arc vcrv fine.
Ravages of Ricb Catkium li.au ?
Wc hear of considerable damage t.. the
growing rice crops on the rirer above
the city from the caterpillar, which has
appeared in man}* places within the past
two weeks. Wo learn from Mr. Sweat,
au experienced rice plunter in charge of
the- totter pluetution, that they aiu very
bud; on that plaec- aiwi on the Uibbous
planeation, wduere they have neaely de
voured some ffjuur .- of the growing rice
Owing-to the ligbc tides the planters
have not beeu.abte to gsit a sufficient flow
to Jestroy the ioacct. Mr. Sweat has
taken some t ains to acquaint himself
widh- the- h?bias?and-'mev?Mn,?it^ of tho
iuscot. a few days siueo he discovered
on the under side of a-riee-blade n large
number of eggs adherinb where they had
been deposited by the fly. He plucked
the blude and placed it under a glass to
watch tho progress of iuecbiUiuu ar.d
growth of the caterpillar. In about three
days the worm hatched out. He placed
in tho glass u qunocity of greeu rice
blades, but the inscat, whicu-wus ut 3vst
very small, did uut feed ou it. Hetheu
supplied some dlades of grass, which they
ate with great avidity, from which he
infers that the worms do not attack the
ri *e until they arc partially grown, but
subsisto-at' first on thai more tender grass
Wilicil LIIOV luii?? Ly, ?ii?ytiiviii.^ iucin
selves from tho rice tttook by their webs
to the ground. In this stage he thinks
they may be effectually destroyed by a
flow which will reach the height of the
rice.?bavrnnaA Neict.
Batchbi.ohs Attention.?The at
tention of batohelora is called to the
following wail:
There nr* houiosad sigh ts iu this world;
a eity anokod and.btirnoil-?a battle field
after a groat slaughter-?ft London iu the
midst of a plague? a bbip-burned :rr sou
?a family pining.in starvation*?a jug
of molaseas wreokod on the pavement..
All bad but trim. But to u?-ilic wtddest
sights is an.old bachelor wearing toward
the end trf his journey of life, his great
duties- undone. Miseruble creature.
Just look at him; his shirt buttons off?
his stockings out at the toes?not a sou
or a daughter nor a relative to' drop u
tear, close his cyos in> death) or to
leuve-hhr.niomfy to?nvbody in faotj to
euro for him?shunued-by siunurs and
?winbs..
I7<WTATE NOTICE.?All 'Per*
/son* having domanda against the Eu
tatc of J. Allen JWooet, docmaod, wt41 pro
?onlth? same, properly attoated, t? tho un
(.0. f)pi.?rl, or to Mown. Iilar ?& Dibble, At
torneys, OYangcburg, 8* C All persons^in
debted .to said K?i?to hill make immediate
payment to the ?aiil Attornev?. or to
SAMDEli W. JBFCOAT,
Qualified Executor
Juui Ith ' ' 1 -S It
CORN
Q.; j JUST RECEIVED.
AUo a choice lot of
BACON,
AUGUSTA FLOUR,
i ' . *
Fresh from the Mill, besides
SYRUP,
MOLA.88W,' a JU
LARD,
?'- SALT,
SUGARS,
COFFEES,
CANNED GOODS,
and other articles in the GROCERY LINE, |
wbioh t*>U bo se|4.LOW DOWN far cash.
.Have on band a fine .assortment of FlU
\ I8HING and other N?IL8.
I Just received ..UUTA DAG A TURNIP
SEED from the Celebrated Firm of. DT Lan
drelh & r*. n.
A fine assortment of CLOCKS. WATCHE8,
JEWELRY, CUTLERY, always on band.
WAMTEl>,---Rico, Corn, Eggs. Wax,'
Wool, Rags, Peas, for which the UIGURS?
CASH PRICES will be paid.
I herewith rat urn my thanks-to my
friends for their patronage, and hope still to
met it their future approbation. '
ft. H.?WATCHES, CLOCKi, and JEW
ELUV repaired an usual.
a:. ?ZEKIFX,
Sign of the. RIG WATCH,
Opposite Post Office,
june 22 o. ' ly
IX TUE COURT OF PROBATE
Whereas, P. P. Jenninga hatk applied to
mc for Letters of Administrative en (he Bs
tate of Jolin T. Jennings, lata of Orange
burn (?aunty, deceased.
THese are therefore >*>rii* sad adsamiah
all nwl singular tlje kirrdrrd card Creditars
of tbe said deceased, to be affd appear, be
fore ir?er?? a Court of Probate far the said
?>o?ty to be balden at Orangebwrg, aa Iks I
I?< .fay of Jely, IH7Z, at 10 ?V sleek A.
hi., t?> show csese if say. rnrj the said Ad
mi rat i an should ttti be gTnwted,
t?I-?*ra? ander my Hand and the Real sf Coart,
tbt* l?th day of June. A, D. 1R72, aad in
the r.-vr.-Jy -fifth year ml AgSsyssSSJ inde
pendence.
TU AD. C. ANDREWS,
june 22?2t Judge af Probate.
NOTICE
OFFICE COCTTT AUDITOR,
O*.**-**.** *x& Cor sty, S. C,
Jivjw 5fr> 1*72".
Pursuant to an Act PROVIDING for the
ASSESSMENT and TAXATION of PRO.
PERTY, approved Sept. 15th, 18D8, and all
.tcr.? .tsnsnhatory thereto :'Notice is hereby
given rftwr t r?i.* OUfce wlff b>>- spew for ve
ceiving RETURNS of PERSONAL PKtV
PERTY, from the FIRST DAY or JULY to
the TWENTIETH DAY of AUGUST, 1872.
All OWNERS, AGENTS, ADMINISTRA*
ToRS, SiC, of Real Estate are esrnestly re
quested t? niiikc their RETURNS to this
OFFICE In order to prevent ERRONEOUS
ENTRIES from being MADE in the TAX
HOOKS. All persons failing to make their
Returns on or before the 20th day of August,
a Penalty of 50 per cent will be added to
their Assessment.
JAMES VAX TASSEL,
County Auditor.
Oranjebwrg County,
june R lit
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtmrof sundry Execution* to me di
r.oofed I will -*dl to' the highest bidders, at
Orr>ngellurg Coirrf HVjuse, on the first MON
DAY in- July next, for cash, the follow
ing property* vif-:
At risk*of former p-.?mbu3*i^.. aiT that plan
tation Sr' tract of lanxF' ott 'Jlmt** River, in
Oruugebirtg County, containing 293U acres,
.-n.^to-or'los?; bovsade* by lands of E V Shu
lcr, James Felder' and J' 3 ParlVs. Levied
on us the property of Wim luird Bufl at the
suit of Paul Trojin & Theo DeheiVj Kx/rs of]
Sarah- Deltoc.? dao'di
ALSO*
One tract of land containing about 200
ncres. in St. Matthews Parish in lots of
about 50 acres? (plats-of which may be seen
at'tiry- office.)i Ilsvied' on aS"thc property of
Gco. TM t ieft at-the suit of W. W. Watt.
Sheriffs Office? ) II. RIGGS,
Oraufjoburg C. II., 8. C, V 8. O. C.
june Zi-1973. j<
june 8# td
NOTICE.
OFFICE SKjnOOD.COMMISSIONER,
OSANOnOCBS Cot'.'.TV 3. C.
May T.lst, 1\>72.
To TRUSTEES of FREE COMMON
SCHOOLS in various School Districts of the
above named County. In accordance with
instructions received from State Superinten
dent of Education lo the effect that that the
money appropriated for the support and
maiutainanco of Free Common Schools for
the fiscal year ending Septemhor SO, 1872,
.rill ad* be paid until the Collection of the
next Geiraral Tax? shali'haw Jee? made, 1
deem hox?pv<?fent io-advise y m to CHOSE at
once,, sill tW? FREE COMMON SCHOOLS
under' your Supervision^ e:<crpt in those
School J)t*rie*s which'have MT> unexpend
ed batii>;ec of Sdhool Funds on hand.
E. I. CAIN,
School Commissioner,
Orangcbnrg tV.mty, S. C.
june 1 8t
INSTATE NOTICE.?PITRSU
\ ANT fo order of Judge of Pr.iente,-1
will sell at the late-resident of'Jfcfc? Weeks,
Jr., dooensetf,-. ft* pwMIe outcry? fAr cash? on
Tuesday) t bed erb day-of June. 1872, the per
sonal pi-op*rty\of the Rstsse of Raid deeeissd,
consisting in part1 of Hogs, Cattle. House
hold and Kilehavt'Fuvntiure, Rlacksmith'
Tools, Ac. Persons--desiring to pm-chase
will plenselake notice.
All persons inasbied to the said Estate
will make immediate payment to the under-<
sdgnod, and uti persons hanng|ftlaim?against
the same, . are rr^uestcd to present them
proncrly atte*M>rC-to
PATRICK M OARSON,
Qualified Administrator.
Mty 'JTtb, 1872.?june 1?21
OFFICE,
A?
?gainst the
bur? County?those already aOdiUd, M
well as those not yet proa Sated?Will pre
sent them to this Office, on er trefft? Jttse
25th, 1872. The intention of th? ehm,m>
tice jg to detomln? tap euieleawHtg Iadebt
edhew for set-view retrtfeted earing* tlfe
?>>?y0 montioued time.
e. t gain.
^School Coftftoiiasioasr,
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
? OrAVOEBURO COCNTT, 8. C.,
May ?1st, 3*372.
The altetttiotf of the CLERKS ?l* BOARDS
of SCHOOL TRtSTEES of the various
School Dlstfict.1 or (Ws County, and of the
School Trustees of Mich Districts hi hereby
called to Sections 2d, 4*r, 60 Ahl of, of an
Act entitled "An Act to adreml an Aet enti
tled 'Alt Act toEsfafrtish and Maintara a
System of Free Common Schools fat the |
Stnfo of Botitb Carolina,' " approved Matth
6th, 1871, and espcrialiy to See. 49 of said
Aot." n'ai ,
Tho following are Ike Sections in quee
Brct-ioh. 29. The County Treasurer ahall
pay over ell moneys by him received, which
shall hare been assessed by' virtue of the
vote-of any district meeting, w-hereinafter
provided fox-, in the County it which auch
District is situated, on the order of the Clerk
of tbo Beard of T res toes of said District
corniterslgned by the County School ComcfU
sio?erf to be aied for tlie purpose directed
by the District meetingao held. Settf mon
ey shall be assessed and collected at thrtime,
aus) ia the manner that,- County tstaes arc
assessed ami collected; and if the inhabitants
of any School Disttict, at their annwat Dis
trict mcetse-tv shall fail to provide for the
raising of sncb tax, then the County School
(Commissioner of the County in which ewefr
District is sit sated, shall be required to with
hold frees sei* District.that part of the State
appropriate** derived from the revetrne of
tlve Sfare, and *o> awaosfio? and distribute
the same to the ether Dietrietaofthe Psfnty
which have con-plied with the requirements
of this Act: Frorfded. That in Soheef Dir-|
trials where there are less than one hundred 1
cbildre*? between* the age? ot'ein ami sixteen f
tho \ttlmhftitn'f may mitwr snffh a* s*m, per
child, as .will be oofWcicot to maintain therr
Schools. t. j ,
See. Aft atmnal meeffng' of each
School Disfrirt shoall be held en the last
Sattwday of Jarwe, of enah ycarr, at 17 o'clock
Vf., notice of trie timv ami prtoe f*si#g
piven by the Clerk of the Bevinf of Trustees,
by posting written or pritttetf notioes in
three public p!**M of the District at least
ten tlnyi before the nttetirqrf
Sperra? mevt'regv may. be* cuffed by the
Board of Trmtfecr, er by a majority of the
legal voters* of the District ; but notice of
Mich ."pwi*? jy-cttitTg; star**S*g the p-ervposcs
for whirfc ft rs ealleo?, sKf-ar? nm> pwfed in at.
least three einMie places* witbis)fhe District,
fen* day--*' er>viosw *b fmt firm: of stach mret
in-g*.- Aud tMy baniticse ..hall 6?' ecfe<f vjptvn
af nr.y special' meeting nut specified in safd1
notice.
Sr.e. ?0. The following persons shall be
entitled to vote at any District meeting,
vii:
All persons posaessing the qualifications of
electors, aa de?ued by tho. Constitution of
this Slate, and who shall be residents of the
District at the time of offering to rote at
said meeting.
8kc. fit. The inhabitants qualified to vote
at a school meeting, lawfully assembled,
shnll have power:
1st. To appoint a Chairman to preside I
over said meeting.
I'd. To pdjourn from time to time.
3d. To choose a Clerk, who khall possess,
the qualification of a voter.
4th. To raise by tax.-In addition to the
amount apportioned by the State to their
nso, snch further sums of money as they
may dense proper for the support of puttMe^
achoot?. Skid saw aot to be more than three
del Ihr ?- for everj eirffd in the District be
tween the ages of eic and sixteen, as ascer
tained by the last enumeration, raid sera te>
be collected by the Cmrnfy Treasurer, arftd
to be held by him jtrhjeef to the order ef the
Trustees, conntersigned" ty the County1
School Commissoier; nutrh' sunn of money to
be- used as-shall 8a agxncd upon at the meet
ing, either fcr the pay of tevohcrs' salnries,
or to purchase or lease sites for school
houses; t r builti, hhra- or> purchase nnch
school houses ; to keeprfienv id' repair; and
turnlah' tha same witfl necessary fitel trod
appendages;" or to furnish' btaok Hcsfds,
outline maps, and apparatus for illustrating
the principles of science, or to discharge any
dv-til-s or liabilitlealrmfully incorred.
6th: To give mxcti' direction- and make
such provisions aa may be deemed necessary
in relation to the proeecutiomor defense of
any suit or proceeding id which fhe Olstrict
mar hi a party.
oth* To> anthnrite the Board of Trr.slesn
Uv build sotfborhoases, or rent the ?-?rnev Oo
8cU"any school house Hite, or other property*
belonging to the. District, when the'satne
HUa? DU iuuj;ci tjv ux C.v .i ?OTT
District.
7th.' To alter or repeal'their proceedings,
from time tu time, as occasion may require,
and to do- any other business contemplated
in '?IhVA'ct'
ti. T. CAiS,
School Cbmflrisaioner*
Orangeburg County, 8. C.
june 1 6t
Warm Weather Has Come!
AM) SO IIAS ONE OT TUR
FINEST, CHOICEST AND MOST COM
PLETE STOCKS OF
Dry Goods;. Groceries, &c
AVRIVro AT
F IT. W: BKTC GM ANN'S STOKB,
rw
?1'SSI-XT, ST WTC KT,
rpiIAT CAN BE FOVND IN ORANGK
| burg. An inspection will satisfy all.
No trouble itr slrtrvr Uoods. In addition to
the above I' have on hand and for sale a
number of the
JaflUimCA'^r BUTTON-HOLE
UTACHIIVES.
This nraeh'ine will do in the best possible
manner every variety of
FAMILY 8EWINO
that can be done on ' any maehine, and in
addii ion embroiders on the edgns, ovai-seame;
and makes heautifol'burttoa and eyelet holes
id all fabrics. This is unquestionably far
beyond the capacity of any other machine.
Instruction given, and HawsfaetlOh guaran
teed to all purchasing a machine.
. r. M, SfJ BRIOOMANN. ?
Msy 26 tl
Sheriff's
Jett, f. RHey mmm\ A, J.
Inl R
X nilt Mil ?t
tk?Htokj.??i_
^All Um*? c*>Ujfttyt? Of bass tAtaesed
aefe??raore%?l*at^
?vT? or Uta.. wk??*evr?)sssssj es* e??
and sdJaoslsL as* ?n beaSdta ?a the
Terms i-half ?j, ?fcf ?mlmi In uUff
l sacrtgage o/j
r fcr yfcji i
1872> *J
SaWs?anc?, 1 fL ILIO??,
OF?Jfgeb?Tg C. H^, 8. C\, > 8. o. c.
' June 14,
june" 16?
dailDt?trat*tv? Tfsatiot.^AII
Persona baring demands -stitu* tlkff
^tute of Cob D. J. Rasas?, ?wand, will
ttrsneyl-tfce same duly *J\SJtsjl ?? v? or b?W
the 1m day ol August next, and aU parsons*
indebted Tritt make payment .to the under'
signed, or to tbeir fataw*. Massra Isla*
& DibMs, Oraifffbttrg^Sifi'qQyfa
^#Na'ajtfJWEv
l Cfualiied A darffWstratorS.
Orangeburg, J??e 4th; 1675?
SCHOOL BOOKS \
? MUSIC & OTifTIONERY,
ALWAT8 ON HAND
ENGINE JEJOXJSETv
The celebrated PEN LKTTER BOOK far
Copying toMeft sfjsjl "njlhtto a Proa*?'
ffTrrr-^r ul'tsar man should hare one
Anything in ixry Una not oa. band Can U
ordc/ed in a abort Cisesv '
? jan U ? * ? - c '- a, \j
WILLIAM 9. WBttDim
?KAtER 1*
WATCHES, /RHm?Y*, ?xT.V?K.
WAKE, CROCtfBRl\
CHINA, GLAS 8 W ARK,
? 2*fc ?H*G> IffKttVt,
t /f^P?r?evs redding st* ef the City, east
harre flreir erders care??Ty-?&*g\ and all in
feriuatton as to qdslrfy" sw pfttfe given.
apl20 - * * ' tee 2am
?K, A. C. DUKES,
At the (m 9t*tt3 of
?K, ff. 3f. ?HfJLEtt.
HAS JUST RECEIVED A fresh?
of
WMT?OTcTN?8<
.FAurrs,
"or ls",
VARNISHES, Jk? *
A splendid lot of STATIONER"*.
PERFUMERY and SOAPS in freat ra
llM/ of CIG.^S^&tfTOfrACCO.
And one of the fiwss* ?w?ti*?nt of pock
ET knives v*sr J?JIWs brr? atC%e prices.
Prescriptions or :-?fully prepared.
OFFICE HOURS ea Us* SABBATH ?
From 9 to-10? A'-. M., and fro* 4 to 6 P. M.
dec 2 c- ly
AWant Long Felt Supplied
D. D. BLUME, Arttsf Baa* opened a
GALLERY where Jbj is pftaarsd,** lake
THOTOGRAPHS,
AMRROTYPES,
' - ^SrX.
in ate* minutes at ta? LOWEST possible
RATES.
Walk up to the GALLERY orer Mr. F. H.
W. BRIGGMANN'S S*FOKE, if yea wast to
obtain a present that ? always appreciated
by Lovers, Sweethearts aad others, vi? :'
yourself.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
a pi 20 tf
DEALER I9T
ptjur- DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTS,
orris am? varnishes, window
GLASS and' PUTTY. 1
Just ? received- artOtherloT of ths VACU
UM OIL for Greasing and* Preserving Leath
er.
Alse tba DIAMOND SFECtACTlE for Pre
serving Sight.
Also a Superior lot of CUTLERY, such as
!*?f?KBT KN?VldR. RAZORS. scissors
armiplSTOLS.
Choice and SelsaC lot of flower
SErtDS:
Alstrmeeiv*np atmest monthly ,100 to 200*
pounds PURE" CAftDiBft-T-enraBteed.
Also a fine lot ot FBifiWMERT aad
FANCV ARTICLES.
Jall'a^1 satisfy yfterteHes at the DRUG
STORE of ?j3
IIB. OLlvErtD8,
OrawgehnrstCf^H., S. C.
aar 80 nov 18* ly
SINGEE
STILL
TRIUMPH ANT 1
PREHIVIR.
GOLD and SILVER MEDALS and DIPL0'
MA awarded to 8INGER 8EWING
MACHINE at Savannah Fa*r*
November, 1871.
FIRST PlTCtoIUM'a?'Atlanta Fair. October,
1871, for-BEST FAMILY MACHINE.
PRBMfUM at the !.ract?n Fair October, 1871, ?
for FAffflLY MACHINE, with best
and1m?st'nkefnt attachments'
FIRST PREMIUM a* ThoniesvtTi*- xNotem.
ber.2, 1?71^ fsr be** FJkMfEY
MAelflRE.
GOLD MEDAL'and 1WKWE SILVER Mil
ALS awarded tHe STrteRR at the
A Agas t a F?lv. 'Novem
ber. 1871.
EransinC !3t? felebrstsd SINGER '
"NEW FAMILY"
SEWING'MACftINEti-the"BEST M'ACHIlll
ia tUcivortiL
H. Di'HAlfLEY,
General Agent fof ?
South CsroUaa, Georgia and Fldride.
.1 i, J. K. WHlTJRi Agrnt
for Orangebttfg County.
Loci*' Agents a* nearly, every, county ir
South Carolins.
aar 7Z f 1J?"