Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ay Stnt tslb?r mouths without ma' In mistake. Tho discretion, pn MBIisHe for a proper perform ? functions of President of the ?VsaWafpifik^im' bW^**? JfcfjpgsslNbslicye that the American people w ill elect a map who is so deficiont in every magisterial quality."?London Times. iro n the groat trans r. What bare tbo to.aeyof it? dcratic party in ibis journals avow it to remains of that | body to ondorsc the beist and put forth by the ir major portion >jAf the 8tate con m*m& permita to be^ r- oalqtnnjr? the personaT -^il|f|)l lityalooa a'1 ~Wgfc.:N*de*p t a scar, and for tjo abuue, be-1 unjustly, w entire opposition j " Ut iH ttftHa^iog that ho will find a I demanding .for his e ostracism, of his offico, that has been P practiced towards Re y"Lar 8. Grant, is now composed of the ousnnd places the on and defence is _ will it end? . . . com, and hear the ny ease, we oan g??e our mind as to tho verdict. If us the rule for the present trial larceny, the evidence is conclusive will be a.-conviction.?Charleston Ort IT ev7 If President Giant has committed nc *Senonsl offence ' than petty lar ** ?urelv hia friends will forgive in*, view of Iiis' splendid record as a civilian. We had thought bad him. arraigned for gift end a thousand other 1...? ? h? ic>i, he whoiev mtititer right, and puts recident in :i more favorable light bv lrWdt*iSfljt?l'? an that in which his opponents had -'SM^0?tL^a JSPM" Tfciok of it. j g?| {fading (?) South Carolina aays that he is only on trial petit IVsVoy. Well, that i* s small nethihe Juoder twenty dollars, ^ ^ * ,*tfjr*lh ft* htfP . "a nd,j^f It n prose ^_ y?cxjS&LP?fe0^8 finding no abler itc, th^-^s journal in ciuostiol* in sur;; to go Scott freo in Octe mm The Pemoeatio party disssolved itself ?At JSnUiutorc a few. weeks ago. Id its j^p!piM|iiiM^^ed lnat |?* worQ* r/^^PS wu( rogrcssivc principles of iSsttt^UhSBoP, are. dUtiued to sink the. onward march of Usmd Mtffaciek^of he ,at** l Repuhltckniatn. The wen, ou .they fouQ 'lio? Their deobv world is that their loug cherbued principles were uurepublioun, find deserved to be coudeojned out of iVii sawsaaisu en?i treacherous and unprincipled organise tioti. Hi? whole lifo had hem one of lit?, ef oppo*ielee> Jfc ^0fc*4?'l? tas^is*1 tfeftjt nie <^ieh?1/? of the brain, end lie mun& ffed^Jplrf^^ of his former denouncers. He reclines eweetlyin tho bosom of the Democracy smile thai is "child-like nod nUnd." Peor old fellow 1 he is in his dotage? something over sixty. Still he in not too old to bo raude a tool of by his pre sent admirers. ; fl They are witiiiu? tn nandar to his con cait, to preach end write or nothing but h is good qualities; when theeteotioo is ore r thesage philosopher of Chsppaqua will bo dropped like a hot potato. He hsa been veoled, with all his eaoniug, bat the solid rosBsos of tho He publican perty hate resolved net to be made ridiculous along with him. The Democracy, however, will stick to him through this campt ign; meant itno the country will see "H. G." thoroughly dissected ? _ Ioforn.*tfcn Wanted. 1 Knoxvills, G*., June 14, 1872. . To Hit Excellency Governor of South Carolina : Dsjar Sir?Please do me the Liud ness to search the papers of your De partment, and ascertain what Company, Regiment and Brigade Thomas O'Bry ant, of Orangeburg County, South Carolina belonged to in the war with Great Britain in I81?-T3. Please send me tbe papers for, the purpose of procuring a pension for his widow. Please sdurws me at this place. T. J. HANDLY. Referred by direction of Iii? Excel lency Rott. K. Scott, Governor, to the Q?co of the Adjutant sod Inspector - $ee0sjfcl f v attends ? : 1 daasjectfully, IU. NOAH, private Secretary. ?yA*EG??ovru Carolina, Colhnibis, S. C, July 11th, 1871 Reject fully rcfyvrod to the editor of the Ohanoeb'iuo New? for#'any infur oration hp may hate in his pneeei;sion, or be sble to obtain, on the within subject. The records of the Dcpartuieut wero lost or destroyed during the late war. F. J. SlOSES, J?., Adj t ct Inspector G?nl, 'S, C. If any of our readers can give us any information in regard to the above, we will take pleasure in communicating it to tbe party who asks it. Look Out Liquor Dealers, We invite the attention Of retail li quor merchants to life fbl lowing extracts which we make from the present law of this State. First, as to what it requires a person to do before lie can obtain a License. The law says : "Seo 2. No person shall be licensed to keep a taveru, but such as shall be recommended by at. least sis respectable freeholders of the neighborhood where said tavern is proposed to be kept, who shall certify that the person so reooin mended by them is of good repute for honesty and sobriety, snd is know, to M \ f,._ _ A? mi f. ? ? . - ? - *.>ii.?? s^xmrns .... until ni. least two spare beds and necessary bed ding, more than are required for the family of the said applicant, and it well provided with house room, stabling and provender* ., Seo. 3. Every person, before he or she ?hall receive a license to keep a tavern, shall become bound by recognis ance to the city or town granting the sjine, in the sum of one thousand dol lars, with two good and sufficient sure ties, being freeholders in such city or town, to be approved or by tiie officers authorized to grant suoh lioeuse ; which recognisance shall be in tbe form or to the effoot following : "Know all men by ^hese presents, that we, [A. B., O D. and K. F. J of ?the city ot town] ac knowledge ourselves to owe [the city or town] ? the suiri of one thousand dollars, to which pnymont well and truly to be made we bind ourselves sud every of us, each end every of our heirs, executors sad administrator*, jointly and sever ally, by these presents; witness our bauds and seals this-day of in tho year of pur Lord one thousand eight hundred and?-. The condi tton of this recognizance is such, that whereas [A. B.} is licensed to kee~> ? taveru lu the house occupied by him [ur her] in [the l')c:-.tioa particularly des cridedj k?r the space of-one year frpm the date teereof; now,, if the said ?A. U,J during the continuance of the said ltc,eu*e, shall not keep a disorderly hoaae, nur softer or pee nit any- unlaw ful gsBaing in or about bis [or her] seid hause, uar violate the laws concern ii*? the. trafSo IB spirituous liquors, but shatt dnritjj^Bjiaid timo, in all things, uao as tfANfe good order and rulo, ?od find aod provide good, wholesome Bl?d sufficient lodging, diet and entertasn (MtHnr jp>> H# Sfablitig and pro vwnttr f^bame, and observe tha direc tions of the law relating tt^flMsfftag of tavern*; then this rooognilJpttkto bo void, otherwise to remain in full Sec. 5* Bvcry licensed tavern keeper shall haste and keep in his or her house so licensed, at lotat two good feather beds or mattresses, for guests, with good and Buffiuiont bedclothes for the same, and provide ano^Ke^Np g3MPl^ijHp|K and sufficient diet tor travelers, and utubllng and provender for four horses more than bis or h?r owo stoek, -upon pain of forfeiting bis license and recog nisance, and awtn^ subject to the Uk* penalties as for selling without license. Seoonf. Jfc * wt*Aatt,4gr than a quart, and third, the penalty for a violation of the license law : "Sec. 12. No license shall be granted for tho sale of Spirituoue liquora in quan itiee leas than one quart, or which snail anthorlae the drinking of such liquors ?t the place where sold, except' tavern keepers, in the manner prescribed by this Chapter, and not otherwise. **Seo. 13. Any person who shall vio late tbo licensf law of this State, as tu the aale of spirtuous liquors, upon cuo viotion tberoof, shall be fined in a earn not lo s than treble the amount of the price of a liceoso prescribed, and, at tba time-of the commission of the offence, oxisttng for the I >ca! jsrisJictics where in euch offence is committed, and shall be imprisoned at the discretion of the Fourth. How offenders must be pro ceeded against: "Sec. 16. It shall be the duty of every Trial Justice, on view or complaint on oath that any tavern keeper, retailer, or other person, has committed any net or thing contn.ry to, and in violation of this Chapter, to cause the arrest, by warrant, under his hand and seal, of such tavern keeper, retailers, or other so | otfeuding, and require, as is prescribed by law? security for his appearauce at j tho next Court of General Sessions, I then aod there to answer to the matter of such complaint, and, in default of se curity, ,to commit to jail, there to be un til discharged by due course Of law, and, to bind, the person making the complaint or any Other* whose testimony may be material, to appear at the same time, to give evidence oo behalf of the State against such offender." We publish the above sections as a matter of information to those who may be offending against the law. Aod in doing so, Mfert emphatically tbat car* tain modifications should be made in thcm.at the next session,of the I^gisls tnre, A Bad Case. YYc fear tbat our old acquaintance of the Ohurkstan Republican, is a hopeless c.isc, for when that journal aaW and for sook its evil courses, cnt itaolf loose from the deed carcass of Radical corruption, and resolved to mead its morals, threw Grant overboard, and placed the names of reape .'table geuticn.cn at tbc liea<l of i -s columns, the valiant Editor, who had grounded the little craft upon a mud-bank, and reduced it from its posi tion, ua a daily, tp that of a semi-weekly paper, "skedaddled" to Orengeburg, squatted in the office of the Oraugeburg Arte?, and from there, with the oh sttnuoy of a 'certain long eared quad ruped, is lustily kicking at the locom otive of inevitable destiny. He reminds us of Rev. Mr. Dann oily'a camp mooting friend, whom the papers have lately been vcutilattng, who wished to be* esteemed a good, pious brother, but who was constrained to admit, that he still pursued his old practice.-, of distilling, selling, aud three times a day, driukiug, whiskey. He may emigrate, miogTo among new peopie, connect himself wit a different newspaper*, but he is on, ly iosiug time aud wasting hit energies, till he Washes his face aud hands, puts on clean clothes, changes his politics, aod quits distilling, telling and drink, iog whiskey. Whau he does theo? things, he will rank as a pioun brother, and not till then. We are ghd that-tho Charleston Re -11.- ? - ? **?n**nA >t? tllvAMNB rtl* thieves and robbers, elevated it* t?ne, and set out upon a new aod worthier career, but sorry te ee its old conductor scamper off like, a cock roach, the war nisnt the light of truth penetrated his sanctum. It looks badly for him. It would bo well if he couW #aeeru what the Republican hud sufficient sagacity to discern, that ultra Radicalism is dead and buried, not alone in South Carolina, hut throughout the whole country. The Republican has acknowledged its past faults, and we now exhort our old friend to follow its example and ropeut of his ??While 'tbo Iscip of Ufa holds out to barn, The vilest-sinner may return." He has been guilty of many grievous ransgressious, but we trust that he is not beyond tha reach of reason aad mercy. We will take care that he gots "a peep regularly at the SunUcr Newt," which has been growing aad prospering sinoa he left saw it. How will he like our enlargeaaent t Oar subeeriptio* list is growing, too, every day. Yvw expect to Hvo* long-enough to oof otttele either the convorsion or deatbi'of the Orange burg Neun, where ha baa taaen refuge fro tu the light of tEUth.?Sutnter New: ! Our f rksad' of the Snmter News seems inclined1 to be more facetious than earn est. It is our purpose to be otherwise. He may bray, "The astibblcr sf the long-eared kin 1," of tkm New fin ohango than, jgb jMsJr be e constitutional pre dilection ou Vis part toward* e certain quadruped, strengthened by practical aud familiar Bsooouiproai, whioh make ao antagonist wRhout be?log the en <Jfc<H4jil|i of an ass to in-] us wondrous kind," but wouldn't i* he beat fee him to leere assea alone ? Editors who lire in glass houses should W tjk4e* etooes. 80 much forLur friends foceUousnees.] Sis attention M jsjfc lasted away from sucb iVjiaon. We implore n thought or tw0 of his nijnd upon e sub ject, in tho contemplation of Which, the mind has be freed from its former in spirations. Think brother, and if we 1. U ill J'lWjMlLltl .answer us tho fol lowing questions ;(. Fiest. We'desire to know why you opposed the reform movement in 1870 7 Second. Vfay you declared through the columns t,r yonr journal, that no honest white ra?n could belong to it, 1 b?wa?aa, as yow'sticged, ucg. o? were ? pert of it. ? Third. If j.ou opposed it then from priWipfo-?~beesWe opposed to the negro ?how can jwywith any degree of coo aistency, leni. jteejr support two yesrs Uter to Horaeevareeley ? Fourth. What do you mesn by sub scribing to theCtfaoiunnti platform, with the following 'declaration of principles forever flaunted ?t the head of your columns ? ? " This t*? et White Ma*'* Government and must be 0y White Men. There mus be no TatKfi for protection. The State Qovernnj&fjt of the ty>uM, must l*e controlled bjf rflgfo Mr*, whose interests are identified wipl the South." Fifth. Did tot you fall out with tho Republican party because of the public printing beingftaktn away from you? Did not your brjothcr, of the Watchman r< :eive a thrashing st your hands every week until he (consented to make the following egroedpbt with you, slthough the IFtf/c/mHan^^rtlie worst f * "AOREBMBWT." SlUlTKIt, fit. C, October 1871. We,. th? undersigned, proprietors respectively 0* ta* Sumter Watchman and Sumter Hews, d?? hereby egree and bind ourselvee to each other that we will set jointly and with mutual jn*?&f-, standiog in regard to the advertisiug 01* the Rf port of the Oouuty Commission ers, and will dpjti cither of us, make any contract or t^jiiliffcot for the publica tion of the same "at a price less than our 1 regular rate) unless the same rates are awarded both papers, and iti ease either one of the nepers sh.mhl singly receive the advertising, the pay received there fore shall be equally divided between both papers. Aud it is further understood that the above agreement shall continue and ap ply in regard to any and all public and official advertising, both County aud Sate, which may be hereafter done, excepting the contract no* existing on \ the part of the Sumter News with T. J. I Cognlan, until the end of hie present 'term Of office. (Sigsed,) W. Y. PAXTO.V, For GILtiERT A FLOW BKS. ^Signed,) DARR & ?STREN. Under the above Agreement, we shall charge the proprietors of the Sumter Watchman for one half the amount of all advertising, Ac., published iu that paper. Sixth, and lastly. Is a journal who slandered every leader of the Reform party, denounced them as traitors, through princfales alleged to be honest, ?a h* tmuUaJl BMtdav in its aunnort of a I platform three times as radical in its nature ? and beeooststout in doing so with the above anti-Republicau motto at its head ? Answer cd?, now, brother News. You're a pretty sharp fellow, but you are like all tho rest of us, not infallible, en4 at times forgot that consistency is a jewel. We observe that your slang is improved a little. So much for our Charleston strictures. You see, we want yen to live. You'ro a clever fellow now and then, aud we are disposed to lend you a helping heed. ??Old IVessf, you shall not die; We did so laugh and cry with yen, We've hs? a mind tu die with you Old Ifsms, if you must die." It is predicted that before many California will become one of the growing countries of the world. The minister Who divides hit dis courses iutoUoo many heads will find it difficult jo obtain attentive ears to ell of them. ? * Tho tngefement of Rubeneteio to play at s given number of oeers* in America is said to. bjtCo/jCti/JOO'und ell rtpcu.Tus paid dieeavav any i** nation that Is uofavor ?bls> to lHj* pBsluJ pta of the Republican pesiy hl dsn ajiajiit campaign. Where, ?vet Danioeretia demonstrations have htsm IMslsV io the interest of that now defunct organisation, the so-called:. Lib eral Republicans bare been repelled by the exhibition cf .the ta? of t%9 *?? cropping through the skin of the Hen' and even Democrats, themselves have been driven awaj from the, fold of the "great unwashed" by an intense eosvio tion of the unfitnees of the bargain and *m\fm1lkm}k%4kW*4^^ Doolittle aad Sohurz oa the tenth of July. Hen cijhiajigj A alte eoalition aaa4e in the Monumental City must be regarded io its true light as a contest for the spoils. The Grand Smshama of Tamm my were the chief High Priests who officiated at the baptismal ceremony of tho new party aa they did at its birth, and now there is not a convicted felon amongst them to be found in the opposition to Grucley and Brown. Tammany has re-oponed its council, the Auiericus Club is in full feather, and Boas Tweed smiles an be nigoly on the "anything to bnt ? r in ' mo-e as he did when with braten effron tery he met the justly indignant com mittoe of seveoty, on the part of tho eitiaena of New York, with the charac teristic inquiry, "Wh?! zr: jj"?ng to do about it ?" Ouo of the first responses made to tho Baltimore nominations read thus: "Naw York, July 10.?On the an oouooement of the nominations of Grce ley,and Brown,.three field pieces fired one hundred gum in the City Hail F&rk, flags were hoisted on tha City Hall, and the banner Was suspended between two large trees in the park, with au inscrip tion <a that Tammtnjf rztpuxl* to the nominations of the National Convention of Raltimorc." <? Thai dispstch Isiulrinsically sufficient to drive all honest men from thesupp ?rt of Mr. Greeley, bnt the end is not yet. We-await with patience to hear from the sacred Order of the K. K. K. When Dr. A very, J. Banks Lyles, and others ef that 41k, have had the opportunity ot endorsing Mr. Greeley, ?? they undoubt edly will, the coterie of his supporters will be complete, and we can then pre OBttx wBir-routAjiir-nfrA ?? j.njA^vi p*wrt*ie urc of the sage of Ghappaqtta aud hb surroundings. It will do to hang up in their libraries after the re-election of General Great Hal wiped out the mat ventage of the horrible farce io wbieh Mr. Greeley b now playing eo conspicu ous a part.?Aiken Tribune. H.VCa^ Vloetable Sicilian Hair Ren ewer.?JYo.7 stands among the first, and at the head of all articles for a sim ilar purpose. The testimon;' of our physicians is conclusive as to its Vftiu?; and-we are personally aequaiuted with scores of oases where it haa been used with the best of results. It will restore jfke* hair to fB^Mtgd color, and leaves glossy, and in a healthy condition; while for heads troubled with J^ndrufT or any disease of the scaly, it acts like a ehurn in cleansing them, fry it, aad yon Will not ha bisappointed.?Lotoell Courier, May 2,1868. ?f " j On Evbmbowt'h Tomoci ?Eulog iutrrs of the great National Regenerator of Health. Plantation Bitters are oo everybody's tongue. This gratuitous vivea voice advertising b better than all the paid for putting to whiah theownara of bogus hitters are obliged to resort It has a spontaneous heartiness about it which carries couviution to the mind , of the auditor. Bnt it is a well known I tact, that the proprietors of the Planta I ticm Bittsra have never relied upon nsws | paper bolstering to estaoitsh she success of a preparation which owes its astonish ing popularity mainly to the oral testi mony of the thousands who have either experienced or been the eye witness of the immense nhysioal good it haa wrought throughout tho length and breadth of the lsud. Don't Hawk, Hawk, Spit, Spit, Blow Blow, and disgust every body with yonr Catarrh and its offeoaine odor, when Dr. doge's Catarrh Remedy will speedily! destroy all odor, arrest the discharge aid cure you. VTOTM'Ell I-All 1'ersoDN are i^l warned against purchasing from James \ aaTassel any Right. Claim or Title which he pretemls to have bougot In land of Mrs. UabeHa Livingntou, situated in the Pork, as Delinquent band Sales on the 8d of Jone last, the validity of said aale helog denied. ?ACL Mv*lN98TUS. Agt of Mrs. leafeeU* Livingston. Orangeburg, Jury 9Ma, t?W.-~a7 V ibc iost., a Blank Uwjt wilh Mb? ?ata Cover #ad a Black i?ed fsneil with eonpef head* tjlafd Beok contains two or three. Tax sjsoeipt?, aad Receipt given by. ^ol?t\*Va.e*t?? aMmst.eH'dernaad?, ana several A^ptoupts written ?>'tie"Beak, Tha ander will confer a gTaJt favor by sending the Bookjo the Uod*r?igoed or to W. T. Muller In Ofenyeburg, for Which a liberal Reward will bs given ' V II. WALLING, ml;- 27 ;<?. IL 1*1 Folder, BeiialaS ef u> Felder, gives notice rtrrt Moada* in f apply to tbeJudgo jeburg County, for hi 'IIARGE"' es euch Executor. 27th July, 1872. >Ml Fe? III have Gleims' against the | T. Jennings, deu'd, will pri ?II peret.ia indebted to the payment to Messrs. Iiuisoue Orange burg, 8. C. P. P. JENNINGS, Admisjtoes Orengeburg, July 2ft, 187S-4J I NOT1QE. OEFttUL OF COUNTY Cv*ipi^i???ai5, OBANatnunn Coc.vry, 8. C, July 18th, 1??. SEALED PROPOSALS will be ri et ibis OFFICE until AUGUST 7tii for REPAIRING of the two Bridges over I few Creek on Burl Swamp Seed. PaiBunfcW CWfr to> e%tt^*ieYeere1aw*T of | the undersigned. 1. FELDER MEYERS. C. B. C. C. Attest. I - JA8. Vax TASSEL, Clerk. July 20 ft PHOTOGRAPHING f I herewith return MY THANKS to MY FRIENDS for their PAST FAVORS And 8?? bopoiomerli. Uraifnaiirr PAT 505 AGE. I am still oxer CAPT. BRIGGMANN'S STORE Prepared to EXECUTE all WORK in naf LINE in the LA TESE end MOST IM PROVED STYLE. Mr SATISFACTION guaranteed to all. ?. 1?. OMME, ARTIST. July 20 apl 20 tf NOTICE. A meeting of the Old Delegates is re queated on the FIRST SATURDAY in AU GUST at the Court House, at 10 o'clock A. M. to consult over the Coming Elect ion, and to look out for the wustoSMf **? P*?5*?? A large attcejotopss to recreated, and te vend j three Delegates. The meeting will decide whether Use Old Delegates ef three from each Preeiaet shall be declared legal or not. JOSEPH LAR*INS, July 13?31 President of the Fork. NOTICE. OFFICE OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, AH persona ere WAREKEDnot to TILADE ] for a COUNTY ORDER No. (ItiO) drawn ist ] PEEL, dated Juno 22d 1872, drawn oa the Assessor's fund of the County for the mass of ens hundred and. twenty ($120,00) dollars. So W order toe dupHcete of am order given which wee eupposed to have been lost, but has since been found. By order of the Board. JA8. VAN TASSEL, Clerk. 31 tf IN THE COURT OF PROBATE Whereas, Laban A. Iriek has applied to me for Letten of Administration on the Es tate of Barbara E. Jackson, late of Orange burg County, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish ali ned singular the kindred and Creditors of the ssi?~f deceased, to be and appear, be fore roe. st a Court of Probate for the said County to be holde? a' Ornngaburg, on the 31st day of July, 1872, at Hf o'clock A. M.. to show cause if any, why the said Ad ministration should not be granted. Given under my Hand and the Seal of Court, this 17th day of July, A. D. 1672, and in the ninoty-nflb year of American Inde pendence. ? THAD. C. ANDREWS, jaly 20?2i Judge of Probate. HEAL ESTATE SALE tffr TOWN PB0PE?TT. By virtue of the power le mo Tested under the will of the tote Col. Dacvid Shnler. deceased, I will sell st public auction, at Orangeburg. So. Ca. in front of the Sheriff's Office, on Monday, the fifth day of August 1872, at 11 o'clock A. M*. the following valuable town property: That newly fuatshed house, and the lot of four acres, more or lees, whereon IS ia located, situated in the Town of Orengeburg, on the North side of Russell Street, and bounded East by lot of Dr. T. A. Elliott, and on ether aides by lot of J. W. H. Dukes. Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in one, two and three years, scoured by purchaser's Rond: and Mortgage of the psswmis. roild iUf *o noinsurm mu yv'.l^ ?'?; J Pur chaser to pay for papers, reeue4tos?su?s> stomps, and to have the privilege of paying all cash. W. M. SHULBR, Qualified senses*or. Snly 18 tt STILL F RS? 5 ?7-353. GOLD and EILVgR MEDALS snd PIPLO MA awarded to SINGER SEWING MACHINE st Savannah Fair,' November, 1871. FIRST PREMIUM st AIMlMl, October, 1871, far BEST FAMILY MACHINE. PREMIUM at the Macon Pair October, 1871, for FAMILY MACHINE, with beat snd most useful attachments FIRST PREMIUM at Thomaavilla, Novem ber 2, 1871, for beat FAMILY MACHINE. GOLD MEDAL and THREE SILVER MK1 ALS awarded the SINGER at the Augur?? Fait-, Kfrrsa bar, 1871. Esajnlee the celebrated &JN4BR "NEW FAMILY tWlSft MACU1NK?the BEE? MAO HINT ,tha. world. , _> a>, tf. tfAwLEY, South Cl i Satoto SK^r^cHda. J, K. WHITE, Agent for Orangenerg Oouaty. Local Agents n nearly every oennty it? icsth Carolina, mar 53 ? 1/ CH which wore in June. the leeoeJt man in ? only a part of MB. WA TION that Caused so niQ-Qh Fright tj tuuOL To thia Daj LIFE IS IN A DOUBTFUL CONDI TlOtf. This waa caused by his manifesto, request ing I LOAFESt r I To keep away on pain of a wiinfF*0"' * To this day there are others who had'lot*, their power to o* aMMhwAssWaCrTes weje reudcred unsteady by tbeuseaf bad liquors, and wbeee e?unteuance bor? a downcast sheepish look 4a ttie Ma* the advertiser bays there a?a aWu Wallas, who hare h*eo hwpaw, JaJk aju aaafae* imbibing once at MR. W*8 Mltltsl There fore the exort#.tioa. COME ALL YE That thirst for healthy pressed, the aged AND RECEIVE THE BALM That can only be had at-tl SALOON. LOAFERS, NO HATERS AROUWO, Kp Mea ?aase eye are i adeet tv?Uh , lUXTUJaJtfkftf seTBYCaUIJTB CREtMW*E, Von II and a genial bre^by aftdHftHFEK CJB W}0fraG MEN spT AtfiOE desire on the part or the to please the want* mt bja ?JjMMaX Give mo a trial at the 8TASD formerly oeanfCalt' VWP* ^AT* dee'd opposite Mi-ssre Ball {}caatttjsa#?flhfc OKAN?KBUR3 CO?^?T I? Ct P. V. Dibble, Assignee of 1 B. Argoc, Bankrupt, '(' vs f of Samuel Dibblo A R. M. j . :Afgeei j Bjwjrlue of the judgment in telsastios, I wih' sell for cash, at pnUHIr tsjpasry, en Monday, the nth day of Augujt, 18?.'. during the legal hoars of sale, at Orangeburg C. H. AB that tract of land,, containing about ?0 acres, situate? on GeodUnd Swamp, and bounded by lande new or fata^v of Daniel Bein. Edward Argoe and James D. Phillips. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamp*. Orangefewrg C. bTs. C., \^ xR C Joty ?5th, 1872. j jttly 18 td ?. Rihsy and. A. J; Gsskin,) Foreclos vs > ore of Feier A. BuyQa^'/JiSBH^Iertage Bv virlue of an or lcr in thi* ease from Hon. R. F. Ora^^^Kge of First Circuit, I wit) ?-H at <MWmBi& C. tl. on Monday the 6th dar of August anf*. All those certain tracts of toad situated in Oraogebucg Ccaat?, eft* erntaiag 226 acres, mure or less, and tbo other 688 acres, more or less, which two tracts are eontigoue and adjacent, and arc bounded en the North and West by lands ot BiigWs* at* green. East by lands of John Crina and $L J, Buyck South by lands of Jacob Btafthr and John Crim. Terms : ens half cash, the balance in one year, secure*1 by >sa Jrnaa'anBaa|a|a>-of pre mises.?Purchaser to pay for sinfiaBa and *"?sair? Office, I 8. RIGGfl, OrangahnrgC. II., 8. ft., } 8. O. C Ja* 12, *8#2, j JaV J? ., ^ " SBWSBIB^BW? ?aWW fSJSWpjBJPBllBJBSW By virtue of twafe? jfixeeutJeas t? ose di rected I will sell to the highest bidders, at Orangaburg Coast Itsesi, ee ths lot MON - BAY in August next, for cash, the follow ing property, vis; At Ssaaak'a Landing, on, North Bdistcx River, all the right, litis aed interest ot Jacob P. Witt in 12 Rsfta af iamaetv Lev sad on ae the property of Jacob P. Witt at suit of Crane, Boylston A Co. ALSO All that tract at land ia Oraageburg County. containing 54a acres store or less, bounded north by lands of Est J. Jernigon, east lay lend* of G. HuUo and west by Co lumbia Road. Levied on as the property of .1. 0. Alt man at the salt ef Thed. C. An drews. ALSO About 6 acres of land mote or less, bound ed on north and west by beilegten County Line, east by Wm. P. Witt, sad south by J. P. Witt, and oe* Mare nod ons Timber Cart. Levied on ?? the nroaertv ofs^s^ Jtjftiuat at the suit of Henry' LU.iogptojv AV#?V At the risk ef f?w p^jsj.the Ul '?t'v 13