The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, November 02, 1872, Image 4
THE ORANGEEURG NEW S
??OBGE ?OMYKIl,
FINANCIAL AND Bt'SIXKSS MANAUER.
Onicinl Pui?cr^X||h*B State and
?>!' <n i?ui g V'onnty.
'!i. . m i n,t
Fcr^^ident:
Ulysses^/ Grant.
Vice rref^deivtT. ~"
Henry Wilson,
M a S? a C II U setts. 21
Cur Nm ,,jV<lminisfration.
Two ycnrs*<Mi1ree': "rolled adown tho
ringing grooves ?ftthio," and another
election has^fuken pfacc. A new ad
ii.iiiistratinn JJb beeu given to us,'and
thc^ JU'i uhiiuji^^ Party has again tri
umphed. ?>ewsi a? our good State is
m.1 si<iiiig ntfnVthc excitement utteudant
upon the October election, we think it
advisable to y^cak about our new syttom
of things, ty bring lo the minds of the
people the necessary nforms that the
new ;;dmiiritrtration must bring about.
As is we 1 known we have supported the
regular t L IT^f throughout, and have not
been sj a- ing in our attacks upon the
Boiler.". " J^ut now that the campaign is
over, and trhiugs-aro beginning to us
sun c their -vontcd aspect, we thiuk that
it is n it outvc)f place for ua to ? ?y a few
Word? iiliOul OUR NEW AbMlMSTRA
'i ii'\. I'ujhe fiist place, i*ur .qt ite is iu
?o** * - -to*
debt, h <'.'.^(t4U.debt, tin 1 ^ requires a firm
and un-v.?ttSufB^-?Jwli?y iu lift her out of
it. Cur ?ffW^H arc closed, the cduou
jfcirm ol iiu^^iHwten^s being neglected
d< n^nds^gJS^$tft State' Treasury are
n.it w itliy^^a'i^y of*s,no money." Our
1 nr.attic Aftyl^io, is being supported by
private oentaritysj Our Pcnftentiiry is iu
jin i <pial^a^n-7f;'>a>ftr'i)ition. Our. Jiabi 1 i
t i.^ are ^nfy?tf&'," and the tailh and
ei'tdit ol^j^jo; J^a'ic is too truly :i thing
^ ,nc HMc^d^^:^,1CSC things rcfju'ro
n et mpiut?* ruf' gjuaiion. 1 he people
< rv outeMIrcform/?and it must be given
. them. ^?Sr^fi$OScs and tho Gcno
ml Ass^n^r have it iu their power to
bring about this reform. They aro able
to lift South _Caiolin:i out of the deep
qtt.ngir^OJtai^debt aud place nor sate on
the fiaxd f?il of,-prosperity. They cm
elcvat IWBtpSjTlfy her, can restore to her
the fta%m%*#ne Onee enjoyed, and can
rr.nko her. become a shining star among
era' sric *
the gf^J^' _(|f Fta'es. Now bow an
? ley *fle*u>tilish yjl this!' Why, easily
enough!/ Irs' the beginning they must
! rcpucfiatef the idi a of creating any fut til
ler debt,.unfess they rnu do so with the
ccrtaioty of its I cing paid at the ex pi
ration^oil the lime allowed, and again
thcy-sjhoujd foe to it, that the money
eollee*liad"?for school purposes is paid
only "46 tbe tea< hers, and to uone
else.**Tf* Governor Mopcs and the Gen
oral ^gctribly will do these things, and
we a/e certain that they will, then our
new .administration will be a prosperous
one/ Hud will refieet a dazzling lustre
upon 'the escutcheon of the Republican
p:irty. In the words of Hunt:
'die who maintains bis country's law?,
?VI one h ^rei?t-?
Hot h> Who brings to h?r prosperity ,
I* the peer uf Jure IdnisHl."
i Our InqcUvTiy,
^j'Jio November Klectioti is near at
ha^d^., and the Democracy aro exerting
Ifeodttj'fftV/ps some what to try and elect
t>t leuHt one Democrat as a Picsideutii 1
Mlt-etor^ und Aboy will succeed unless
tfjfrVi'is Htorl enthusiasm, more energy
T. ra ? m
^i^n^'t d among the Republicans W'e
miigt^nyt V.i\ic everything lor grunted.
?Ve I^^sfo; nnt^ojipathetie, 'eL uur
HatAr;g#'? f>jf}dB(*\\lt. At all times' we
n.rlsfSlrWrll.Siiil.erAjli /mn<f. hi tbis.?gc,
men aud tspvci.illy
pj jiej MKiieifn^'lfrfould- be-'?H<w,ey,ahj
?i?^ ftrtJfi-our 1?'' fl,,ro 11 *"nfic ?'
4,ecutiiy.,.cAWo^jm^gii^^a our pnw. r
is so 'jrcsAinaj^eM.fOan.peyc^by'^y^''m,
bul wti fessytsssj^t ''''WsssstlaiaUy* ^ An 11"s'
have been victorious Id tiTany trfrlr^, ?JsVI
have won so easily, thift we rlaVe li Ht.
that zi st, that incentive as it wore, to
battle, nod we tako our way without
much exertion and win, but this is the
1,-ii.r: of i-'tr I'.'iity c-piviilly in 'hi*
5
State. So many successes l)a^jg>ajj0
careless, and we Kok with contempt up*
ou the oflbrts of the Democracy to beat
us. Now this is cminontiy foolish on
our part. Wo rest too secure. Oi course
the Democracy ns a Parti/ so far as this
Stute is coucerned, is "dead, defunct,
goue up," but still it has power, and
that power thrown into the scale, will
do considerable* dutnRgu. This is what
wc must prepuro for. Loot how tho
Democrats have carried, Graanvillu,
Uniou, Uorry, Kairlleld und other
counties, and how was It accomplished '!
Simply by tluir coalition with the
'Bolters." They threw their power with
one side of tho Republican split mtd
pained victory. Let us then, Iicpub
Hcatis, Wake up to n realizing sense of'
our position, let us ou the 5th of Novem
ber turnout ru masse, and p ?11 a rousing
vote for Grabt and Wilson. We must
mnko old South Cai il'na a bitter pill
for Horace Greeley to swallow. We
must iu a word win, let come what may.
If Greeley is victorious, the Democracy
will virtually rule. us. Every Federal
officer in the State will be a Democrat,
and then, we will feel tbe penalty
resulting from inactivity; wo will know
how bitter a thing it is to be defeated,
and ourselves only will be to blame.
Work, then, Republicans, and display
tho energy and pcrKoverauoj of Hercules,
fight it out if it takes until eternity, and
when we have finished our work, have
elected General Gran, for another four
years, (fun we can rest upon our shields
and planting our spears into the earth
exclaim. ' /. / us Ii tve peace."
A Canadian family lately crosssed Lake
Michigan, bringing with them uu ances
tor who had lain in Dominion soil for
twenty-Fevcn years. A storm arising,
the pupcrstitioo sailors attributed it all
to. the presenco of the dead body, and
promptly pituheq the latter ovcrboa I,
When the tempest killed.
Neutralizing Poison.?A pojimi o?-|
BI^S0^^'^^"^^iptioti which); has
been intentionally or accidently SWalf*
owed may be rendered almost instantly
harmless by swallowing two gi'ls of sweet
nil. An individual with a very strong
constitution s'.ioull take nearly twice the
quanity.
Mr. Henry Leach, a Philsdclpuin,
whoso weaith is estimated at 8200,000,
was married last week at Lodi, N . J.,to
Mt.-s Aggie Ronnie, o! Lodi, daughter of
the President of tho Uickcnsaek Rail,
mad. 1,300 guett ; wer j pre.cut. The
bride'.- iromscau lost (',000, und the val
ue of her presents was 8100,000.
Ti itPRNTiNE For Snake Bites.?
The turpentine should 1 0 put in a bottle
und the mouth being placed over the
spot, the liquid ia brought directly in
contact with the wound by inverting the
bettle. It should be held there until
relief is obtained. A complete alluvia
tion ofpsjn has been known to ensue in
less than a quarter of an hour.
A new stimulant has been invented iu
England whose crowing use is exciting
nonsideiable alarm. The Stuff consists
of a mixture of naphtha and ether, and
it produces a kind of intoxication which
its admirers find highly agrocable. No
check can be put on the Consttmpti ?n of
tho fluid, lor tho reason that it is not
sold under tbe name of any excisable
spirit and apparently an act of Pnrli
tin nt will have to be devised to meet the
difficulty.
Cheap Fo(H>.?Three pnundi of flour
b said tp'cotit tin as much nutriment os
nine pounds of roast I "id". A pint cd'
white brans, weighing one pound con
tains us much us threo pounds and a
half of roast beef. A pound ofcornmcal
goes as far nH a pound of Hour. If com
ami wheat were ground, and ihc whole
product, bran and all, were made int.?
bread, fifteen p-r cent, of nutriment
would be sived.and much greater health
fulness seutircd. Of ull articles ihat can
be eaten, the cheapest is bread, butter,
molasses, beans, and rice,?the cheapness
being rated by tho amount of nutriment
contained, compared with tho cost.
?,->- m ? - ? ???" ?
What if Costs to Use Tobacco.?
Tho mull who spends thirty cents per day
for cigars, wiij Bpoild in forty years, at
that rate, vJr.t.?SU. And that young man
that ?p?^td- hi'ty cents per day for unncc
cf6aiy cigars, will spend iu forty years.
;,t. ilua1?rut*;, 67,1100. Again the man
who spend: Iii i v cents per week for chew
ing tobacc". will spend in f ?ny years, at
Jtlint^ret*, il. 0 10 Imagine a f un ly of
? six. the father, mutlu r, und two of th
btiys .use t"b ic?o, each using tliirly cent .
wnrth per Weck. Th y w.ll spend "in
forty years, at that rate, 82,-1 UU. That
loaned at ten per cent interest would
in foriy years?adding the interest to the
prirtfiptl?amount to ?0U^I, when,
t?no, Moojibey pesist
, the? will Ijgiu poverty and
of^ luffe nojjjfaiy and enjoya
iig-i th'itt tobat
A Lovo Story of Lexington Coun
ty.
Tho Augusta Constitutionalist of the
30th ultimo s:ivs ?
Monday uftt aoon the polioo authorD
ties reeeived a dispatch from A. E.
Kent, nt Summit Point, Lexington
County, S. ('., stating that Dr. A. Tay
lor had committed n broach of trust at
that place; that he wduld reach Augus
ta by tho train on the Charlotto,
Columbia and Auguste Railroad,
due ut 2 o'clock, and requesting that be
be arrested immediately upon his arrival.
In compliance with the request, Taylor
was arrested when the train came in,
and detained to await the'arrival of
Kent, who had also stated in his dis
patch that ho would follow on after
Taylor and reach Augusta Tuesday
evening. Taylor had in his possession
when arrested two guns, both heavily
charged, a loaded revolver, and a large
sum of money in ourretrjy and silver
coin. His story is that Borne timo since
he was engaged to n young lady at
Mount Summit, for whom he was also
guardian. Everything went as merry
as a marriage bell, and nothing disturbed
the course ol true love until a Northern
man named A. K. Kent made his
appearance and set up a store in the
place where lived the afliiuced pair.
Kent immediately laidscigeto the heart
of tbe young lad)', nt.d finally succeed
cd iu winning her affections and inducing
her to break off her engagement with Tay
lor, lie then?according to Tay lore's state
meut?made a demand upon tha rejec
ted lover for tbe property which ihe lat
ter held as guardian for the young lady.
Taylor refused to comp'y with the de
maud, and discovering the measures were
being taken foe bis arrest, be left for
Augusta, taking with him the money
mentioned above. This money, Taylor
states,belongs to the young lady, and i
held by him as her guardian, IIa siys
that should he givo it up to Kent, be
would by law, be resj^nsU)le*tb his wird
lor itjtud that be left Carolina in ordjr
to prevent Kent's taking it from hi tu by
furce
RlIRAL HBAUT]ES AND ClTY BELLE
?Country girls arc not a whit behind4
their metropolitan sisters in the natural
clo:. cnts of loveliness, but it must be
conceded that the city belles best un
derstand the artol preserving aud hci ht
etitng their personal beauty; The most
perfect features lose half their attraction
unless the comphxion is properly cared
for, and if the pretty girls ol the rural
district wish to compete with the ? f air
rlars" of the fashionable world in refined
attraction,they must pay due atteu inn
to this important point. They ought to
know,, for the lact is notorious, that
Ragnn's Magnolia Balm imparts to the
skin a delicate, pearly appearance, an
prcduccable by any other preparation
under the sun. No matter bow the cut
iclc may have been roughened by exyo
mire or direolorcd by the sun, the Halm,
will render it si ft und pliable aud re
move every blomish.
II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated,
havofrcqueutheadaohes. mouth taste bad
poor appetite and tongue coated,you are
suffering from Torpid Fiver or "Bilious
ness" and nothing w ill cure you so spee
dily and permanently as Dr. Picrcc's
Golden Medical Discovery. Sold by all
druggists.
A Delightful Surprise.?Ladies
whose faces uro clouded by superficu 1
discolorutions and woo have resolved to
try Hsgan's MagnoliaBulni as a remedy,
have 03 idea of the surr rise they w ill re
ceive from their mirrors after a few ap
plications of that healthful purifier of the
complexion. If at all excitable they
will scream with rapture on beholding
the change; whether the blemish it is de
sired to remove bo sallownoss, blotches,
pimples, freckles, roughness, or an un:
natural pallor, it is bound ta disappear
under the tonic operation of this won
derful agent- To say that the blemish
disappears, does not, hoWevor, convey
any idea of the effect produced.' by this
celebrated beautifier, The unsightly
tinge, whether difuscd over the whole
countenance, or in spots, or patches, is're.
placed bp a uniform, pearly bloom, to
which uo description can do justice.
TO COX Til ACTORS.
SKA LED PROPOSALS for the BUILD
ING of BETHLEHEM (MJUKCtl iu th*
Fork of the Bdlsto will be received until
lOtb of November.
l or particulars address
WM. H. IZLAR,
Ch*>rnan Committee,
nev 2?Ht Midway. 8. C.
NOTICE CONCERNING C OT
TON CLAIM?.
All persons who owned t'OTTON', which
was SEIZED, by order of tho United States
Government after June ?'!(), IPl'.o, may be
able to recover its vulue by applying imme
diately to
IZLAR & DIBBLE,
oct 20 2t Att/>rne\gat Law.
??t?fa
?jf Appolvii
tffkid Arder^or pui>Li< u?
in ?LyisTjPr <ftr# oItj
yun mrov siftus. *?fP
FOR TBS^tfcSTKRH DISTRICT Of BOlTIl CARO
LINA.
In-the Matter ef )
Alfred J. Frederick, I Buukrupt.
Baakrupt. J
To $yi.)>l IT MAY CONCERN?Tb.
une>r?%Slc<jl g?vo/"iiotiflo tf bin Ap
pointwoeut as Assignee of Alfred J. Frede
rick, ef the Town of Orengeburg, in tho
County of Orangaburg attd State of bouth
Carolina, Within paid District, wh? has been
adjudged a BANKRUPT apna his own Peti
tioa by tho District Ceurt ?f said District.
Datad at Oraugeburg Die 1st jay *f Ko
veaibcr, A. D J872.
c. b. 0LOVER,
nov 2?"t Assignee.
Do You Want
NEW GOODS!
GO TO
BRIGGMANNS.
IF YOU WANT
CHEAP GOODS
GO TO
BRIGGMANN'S
WHERE YOU'LL FIND
Any and Everything.
nov 2 tf
JUST ARRIVED
A '
ST^li^DTD LOT
OF
Mul^arid Horses
w FINEST
DROVE OF HORSES EVER
BROUGHT TO
this alauk et.
Those in want ..f s. GOOD HORSE had |
better call at once nt the
SALE STABLES CF
w. :\r. sa l^s & co.
nov 2 ting 81 if
NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OnAXOKOtian Cowstt, S. t'.,
Octob.-r 19th., 1*72.
Notice is hereby given that SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at this (Mice
until November 10, 1872, for REBUILDING
the FOUR HOLE BRIDGES. All Material
to be furnish ad bj the Contractor. None of
tho present Material to lie use 1 except such
as is perfectly sound.
J. PELDER MEYERS,
C. B. C. C.
Att'Mf.
J AS. Van TASSEL, fieri;.
oet 20 ?t
NOTICE.
By REQUEST of CITIZENS of the
"FORK," I hereby notify the people of the
Mii l vicinity, that I will HOLD COURT at
Wilks Sawyer's Store,00 Saturday, Nov.
2d, 1872, to-day.
?lohn II. Phillips, Esq., has been appoint
ed Special Constable for the said t'ourt.
A. F. BROWNING, Trial Justice.
oct 10 3t
FOjR s a ivk!
SIX 111'NDR El) ACRES OF
GOOD
COTTOX A\l> COUX LAND,
Situated on the Old Charleston Road, the
Draiichville It und nn i lho South Carolina
Rail Itoud, one and a quarter miles below
the THRIVING TOWN of ORANGBBUHG.
Will be sold nt private Sale in Lois to suit
Purchasers.
These Lands arc High. Healthy, well
Watered und Timbered, and have beautiful
Sights for Besideneet. Convenient in every
way t o Orangeburg, Columbia, Charleston
and Augusta.
Persons ir. want of such Locations will
please mnke application to the undersigned
within 11'irly days from date. If not sold
at private Bale by that date, these Lands
will be sub-divided and sold at public out
cry. TU AD. C. ANDREWS.
oct 10 7t
Notice of Dismissal.
NOTICE I? HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1
will, oatb.% IHlh day id November. 1872
tile our ?n?l account with the Honorable
Judge of Piobate for Orangeburg County, as
Administrator de bonit of the Estate of
Josiah Zeigler. and Administrator of Estate
of George f.cigler and Maliehi Zoiglej' and
aalt for LetreVs of Dismissal.
P. A. buyck,
oct 20- It Administrator.
8T0R?, siSUeted on Market Street, next
door to Cfl.pt? John A. Hamilton's. Tlie
Store in 20 by 60 feet In tbe eleu:-, with (ilnss
Front.
By order of the Company?
oct 12 F. Df.M ARS, Sec.
Tlic Ilallimnro Robcry
Demonstrates tbe oft-told talc that cheap
tiufes, old tushioned safe, t- iIV? not up to
the times,.are the temptations to burglary.
Bankers may provide watchmen, ami may
use other safeguards, but they will not put
their money in the watchman's pocket, or
trust in a tin or wooden box, no matter how
many guards lire used. The sate, after all
is the last respectable. No amount of watch
ing or guarding will ever make a poor ol 1
stylc safe trustworthy. This is the citadel,
und should be the best that can be made.
Tur.its i? hi t onk itr.sT.
II EFFINGS * PARREL,
Nos. 251 and Broadway, corner Murray
Birect. Only manufacturers of Herrings
New Patent. Champion Bank Safe.?
Messrs Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Agents.
Charleston S. C.
oct ? tf
STRAYED OR STOLEN-<9SO
BEWABU.?A Dark Hay Mare, about
IF years old. with ti pice.- of Bight Ear cut
off, was stolen or strayed from Orangcburg
Court House ??!? the 12th instant. The abort
reward will be paid if delivered to
Itlt'll KI> DAVIS",
oct 19?21 Rowc's Pump, S. C.
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue of sundry Executions to me di
rected 1 will sell to the highest bidders, at
Orangcburg Court House, outhc first MON
DAY in November next, for ca*h, the fol
lowing property, viz:
All that tract of land containg Out) acres,
more or less, iu the Fork of F li-io. bounded
by lands of David Stnnuk, Benjamin I* ooscr
David Boiard, Morgan Smoke, and Edisto
Fivers. I.'-vied ?>:i us the proprcty of
Isaac S Jennings, nt the Btiil of Norman A.
Hull. To be sold in two trucks,
ALSO
1 House nnd Lot in the Town of Oiange
hurg. situated at the corner of Market ami
Amelia Street. Containing about \ accr,
bounded on the Kasl by W '?<. Ilutson and
South by II. II. Itiggs. Levied on us the
proprcty of Elixahcth Marchunt, nt the suit
of CJcorgo Boliver, Clerk of Court.
Sheriff's ORtee, I II. R1QGS,
OruUgeburgC. II.. S C., . S. 0. C.
Oct. 'J, 1S7J. J
oct 1J til
on
^Sheriff s Sales.
6V\fr,T.ty??f.t!)> ?i?t^tfsy-?*|
In Common Pleas.
P. V. Dibbb\ Aam'r,"] Siipp?e*itatiL-tl Bill
?/. fro/til a n, inl
and Asajgnoe, 1 Injnneilon, MarsliM
vs f " liA ?sest s,
Elias O. Holatan, | Instruction and
Aiitn*r, el. al. J Belief.
By virtue of Iho judgement of tho Court
berein. 1 will sell at Orangcburg Ctiurt
House, on Monday, the-Ith day of Novem
ber. 1872, during tin-legal hours of sale.
All that tra<*t of land containing 2tt!l
acres, more or lcs.?. in said Couu'V. on which
Absalom F. 0 lea toll and Julia F. his wife
resides, being a portion of the lands of which
the Inte Urbane F. Jefeoat died setze 1 and
po?ses;?cd, and formerly allotted to his widow
under procee ling-' in partition in the Court
of Equity for Drangeburg Distri't.
Terms: Due Curd coli, balance on a
credit of twelve ironths, purchaser to give
bund for credit portion, scoured by mort
gage of the premises, containing a covenant
for ri sale on a urench of condition of Roml,
and to pay forpapers, recording and statu]
Iu cacc of failure to comply, to be resold i
next succeeding Sale.lay. at fomerpurchas
ers ri=k.
ALSO
G R A N (iK BT Ii G COIN T Y,
In Common Pleas.
Joseph Ficklinjr, 1 Hill for Account,
Adm'r, et. al. I Marshalling Assets,
vs j Injunction nnd Ke
Mary R. Tyler, et.al. j lief.
By virtue of the judgment of the Court
heroin, 1 will sell at Orangeburg Court
House, on Monday, the 4th day ot Novem
ber, 1872, during the legal hours of sale.
1 The remainder (alter the determination
of Mrs. Mary K Tyler's Estate of Dower j in
110 acres, noire or less, boon led North and
West by other lands of the intestate D. S.
Tyler, East by lands of Lewis Qariek, and
South by lands of ?i. YV. Kittrcll.
2 Track of SO ner?i?, more or less, bounded
by dower tract an 1 lands below described,
mi l by lands of LewlsOarick.
?\ Tract of 100 acres, more or los-?, b mail
ed by the two tracts above described, and by
lands of Marion Cue C. Howling and J. YY.
Beel.
Plats of the above tracts are attached to
tbe judgment roll, from a Surveyor J. J.
Get singer, Servcycr, dated July 21, 1860.
Terms: One-half cash, the balance on a
credit of one year. Secured by bond of
purchaser bearing interest firom day of Sale
and a mortgage of the premises purchased,
containing u covenant for resale iu case of
breach of bond, purchaser to pay for paper
stamps ami recording.
a ESO
OR A NGERURG COUNT Y,
In Common Pleas.
R. W. Hates, J Complaint
vs / fcr
David YY. Evans. J Foreehaure, Ac.
Hy virtnre of the judgment of the Court
herein I sri, 1st 11 at Ornngehurg Court Hnuie,
on MotiUay the 4th day of November, 18J
during the legal hours of sale.
AH that plantation or track of land,
situated in Saint Matthews Parish, Orangc
burg County, on which defendant resides,
containing l'JOO acres, more or leas, bound
ed ou the NorthWcust by lands lately of
W ade Fvans, on the South by lands now or
lately of W. C. Bvans, described in a plat
of Thomas Medard Deputy Survoyed or.
made iu lbtiti.
Terms: One half rash, the balance on a
credit of twelve months, secured by bond of
tbe purchaser, with interest from day of
sale, and mortgage of the premises purcbas
od, in which shall be a covenant for resale
ou kreuch of the condition of tho bond, pur
chaser to pay for pi.pers, recording slci
stamp.v' **1>L % ii
Sheriff's Offce, \ ttTTOgg*,*
Orangcburg O. IF 8. C, V 8. O. C
Oct. Hth, 187:
od 12 td
STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, I
Exkcutive Department, j
To ihr Commhiioner* of Election :
IN accordance with Section 3, of Article
of the Genera] Statuten of tltia State,
you arc hereby notified and require*! to
cau?c an election to bo held in your rospec
tive Counties on the first Tuesday following
the first Monday of November next, being
the ?tb dny of the month aforesaid, for
seven (7) persons us Electors <>r 1'resident
and Viced'residenl of tho United States.
Now, therefore, you and each of you are
hereby required with strict repaid to the
provisions of the Constitution and laws of
this State, touching your duty in such ca?e.
to cause stich Election to be held in your re
spective Counties on the day aforesaid, find
r?>r the ascertaining and determining the
persons who shall have been duly elected
thereat.
All bar-rooms and drinking saloons shall
be closed <>n the day of Election, and any
person who shall sell any intoxicating
drinks on that day, shall be guilty of a mis
demeanor, and on conviction thereof, shall
fined in a sum not less trion one hundred
dollars, or tie imprisoned for a period not
less ihau one. month, nor moro than six
mouths.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my baud und caused t be great seal of the
State to be affixed, at Columbia, tho '.*tb
day o! October, A. D., 187'.!, and in the
Ninety-seventh year of the Independence
of the United States of America.
/ j g 1 ROBERT K. SCOTT,
t " ' ( Governor.
F. L.CARDOZO,
Secretary of State,
oct. 28 3t
OFFICIAL.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF
ELECTION.
STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA.
ObaKUEBUBO COUXTT OrA.NOkbubo S. C.
October 2Gth, 1872.
Notice is hereby given to the voters of
Orangcbtirg County, that in compiace with
theabove 1'roslamal ion and in pursuance of an
act <>t the General Assembly approved March
1. 1870. entitled "An act, providing for the
ioueral election and the manner of conduct
ng the same, amended by an act approved
Maren 1-, 1872, an election will be held in
the fonntv of Orangeb?rg at the usual
Palling precincts mentioned below, on the
?"?ih day of November, tor so/en 1'rcsidcuiiul
Elect ors.
All bar-rooms and drinking saloon* shall
tie closed on Ike day of election, ai.d any
perfcn.w bo shall ??,11 any uilox.eating drinks
misdemeanor, v^^^jfr^?HYi-T;..ii
?hall be fined in a sum not less than one
hundred dollars, oi b imprisoned not l*-*s
than one month; nor more thau six montlu).
The managers of Election at each Pre
cinct will be furnished with .i box which
?hall be publicly opened and inspected, to
see that it is empty and iccurc, and then
locked, just before the opening of the Poll*,
by t-io or moredc?intvrested:parties,.and
the keys returned t< the managers, and shall
not be opened during the Election. Af the
close of the Election the Managers and
Clerk shall immediately proceed publio'y to
open the ballot box and count the ballot*
therein, und continue Buch count with
out a Ijournment or interruption until the
Mime is completed, an 1 make such statement
of the result thereof, and sign the same us
nature of the El.-ction shall acquire, if in
counting two or moro like ballots should be
!' uiol loMi'l together i-oiupacily. only one
shall lur counted and the others destroyed,
but if they bear different names, the sume
shall be destroyed and not counted. If
mure ballots should be found on opening
the Imx thau there ure names on the poll
list, all the ballots shall be returned to tlur
box, and thoroughly mixed together, und
oueof the Managers or the Clerk sh.-.'.l with
out seeing the ballots, draw therefrom und
immediately de.Moy as many ballots as there
are in excess of the number of names on
the poll-list.
Within three days thereafter the Chair
man or one of the managers to bo designa
ted in writing by the Hoard, shall deliver to
the Commissioners of Election the poll-list,
the boxes containing the ballots, and written
statement of the result ot the Election in his
precinct. The Polls shall be opened at
t$ o' lock in the forenoon and closed at
Ci o'clock in the aflerni on. on the said day
of Election, and shall be kept open during
these hours without intermission or adjourn
ment, and the Managers shall administer to
each person offering to vo?e, an oath that
ilo y are qualified o vote at this Election
according to the Constitution of this State,
und that they have not voted during this
Election.
In compliance with the above, the Polla
will be opened at the following places and
the following persons arc hereby appointed
Managers of Election.
AVINGERS? I). *R. Norris, January Mc
Neil. H. Richardson.
LEWISV1LLE?Dr. C. R Tabor, Rev. F.
H. W. Tarrant, P. M. Jones.
JAMISONS?L. R. Ecckwith, Paul Go
van. .1. Colter.
KE1GLERS? D. C. Hildebrand, Peter
Gladcn, Israel McGovan.
FORT MOTTE?P. P. Porchcr J. G Dun
can. Jo?. Stuart.
BROWNS?J. D. Jones, John II. Phillips,
Frank Jaimsons.
FOGLKS?I). R. Fogle, John Wannamak
er. Adam It. Flood.
RE A US or FOUR HOLES?W. S. Rarton,
W. II. Logan, Andrew S. Aycrs.
ELLIOTTS?Culeb Guinnard.W. H. Rennot
U. J. 0. Knights.
CLUB MOUSE?T. K. Koller, A. C. Wil
liams. F. (!. Williams
WASHINGTON SEMINARY"?Hugo She
ridan. Robin Mass, Milliard Hunton.
HOOK HARDTS?Harmon Rush, William
Pauling. Abrain Mingo.
CEDAR GROVE?L. T. l*lar, Allen
Brown. .Inno Antlcy.
OR IF KINS?Frederick Dantrler, Dr.
Volght, Solomon Feller.
KNOTTS?Jos. E. Knotts, Rufus Whet
stone, Jo? Hush.
GRANG EBURO?A. A. Connor, Peter
Walker. T. 0. Andrews.
EAST ERLINGS?0. C. McMillan, A. G.
M . crs, Julius Ausbern.
CoRDKTTSVILLE?G. J. Odom, Robert
Washington,-Feder ick.
FELDERS?A. P. Cannor, Rsv. Tho?.
Phillips. Honrv Phillip'.
RR. NCHVILLE?F. W. Fairy, W. II.
Uerdish Edward G'fon. 4
HOWES PUMP?T. F. Barton,; Vanly
Row was, dames Melfin.
, i.k vTt ?ns?B.rnct MvingStetty - Notre*
Chairman Board,
Commissioners of Elections.
ismissaL' "
D. J. Belgier. A4,
istra'or of tb? Ku
no notice that they
i-charge thirty day*.
r, 1872.
Atl m in is Ira tor's Notice.?All
persona liriving Claims against the Es
tate, of W. I>. Dell, deceased, are request*'!
to present them immediately to the under
?igned, ami all persons indebted to said Es
tate will make immediate payment.
A. J. I! V 1)15 It'k.
Oct. 31 at, 1872. Administrator.
oc? 20_?v -f* |^
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER FROM
th/eiProbate Courj-. of Ornngeburg Coun
ty. 1 will sell for cash, o*n Wednesday, the
Gib of November, nt (be Plantation of John
T Jennings, deceased, in the Fork of the
Edistns, 8 or 10 bead of Horses and Mules,
30 or 40 bead of Cattle, a few Sheep, Con*
and Fodder, Cotton Seed, Wagon and Cart,
1 buggy. Grist Mill. Cob Mill, Gin. one V?
horse power Steam Engine, and other arti
cles usual on a Plantation.
P. P. J ENNINGS,
Administrator.
Orangeburg, S. C, Oct 8th, 1872.
oct l'.l 8t
Notice of Dismissal.
?VfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
i\ the lHth day of November next, 1 will
File my Final Account with the Hon. Thad.
C Andrews. Judge of Probate, and ask for
Fetters of Dismissal as Administrator of the'
estate of Mrs. Facha?] Corbltt, deceased.
J. W. BOYLSTON,
oct 10?It Administrator.
THOS. W. ALBERGOTTI,
TWO DOORS EAST OF
J . I*. IIA I* LEY'S
Russell Street, Oranjieburg, So. Ca.,
Has JUST RECEIVED a fresh supply of
FRENCH CANDIES.
FINE CANDIES.
NUTS, all sorts,
TOYS,
CHINA WARE.
Largo and Small FANCY* BASKETS,
RAISONS.
PICKLES, &c . &c.
Also FRESH BREAD always on Iinnd,
and supplied to regular customers every day
at i heir doors.
In my cake department you will find.
FRUIT CAKES,'
FANCY CAKES.
GUNGERS, &c,
Always on hand und fresh.
FINE BRIDAL PRESENTS.
FF FSH PI ES constantly on band.
WEDDINGS supplied with all kinds of
(Takes and Confcc;ionnries ut the" shortest
notice.
The above 'goods cannot be excelled in
quality and prico.
AH work warraulett to give satisfaction.
DR. A. C. D?KES,
At the Old ?rni|d of
DR. R. M. SHM.I EC. y ?
JUS JCST RECEIVED A freak
upplv of '? m
drugs.
MEDICINES,
T/AlNTS,
OILS,
VARNISHES. ?cc.
'A splendid lot of STATIONERY';
PERFUMERY and SOAPS in great va
riety.
A* fine stock of CIGARS and TOBACCO.
And one of the tinest assortment of POCK
ET KNIVES ever offered here at the prices.
Prescriptions carefully prepared.
OFFICE HOURS on (be SABSATR?
From 'i to k> A. M., and ft om ^ to 5 P. M.
s*di 2 a
"PHOTOGRAPHING I
I herewith return
my- u i r a^stics
to MY FRIENDS for their'
PAST V A VORS
And still hope tojncrit their future PATRON
AGE.
I am still
- ? ?
Prepared I
FINE in the LATESE aad *MOST IM
PROVED STYLE.
jkay* SATISFACTION guaranteed ta alL
?. D. BLUME,
ARTIST.
July 20 apl 20 tf
Notice to Creditors.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In Common Pleas.
r. P. Jcnning?, Adm'r of
John T. Jennings,
vs
P. S. Felder and others. Cred
itors and heirs at Law.
By an order in this case it is provided:
II. That all Creditors of J. T. Jenningev
deceased, be enjoined by publication front
commencing separate suits against his AoV
ministrator, or enforcing any Liens on tha
bands of which he died seised, until the
further order of this Court.
III. That tho said Creditors do prover
their Claims before Mortimer Glover, Esq.,
as Referee, at Orangeburg on or before the
6rst of January next.
MORTIMER GLOVER,
Referee.
Orangeburg. Oct. 17th, 1872. 19 4t
DU. OLIVEROS,
DEALER IN
PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTSr
OILS and VARNlSnRS, WINDOW ?
GLASS and PUTTY.
Just received another lot Of the VACU
UM OIL far Greasing and Preserving Leavtfc
"aIso the mAMONO^PEOTAQLBftjPre
serving Sight.
Also a Superior lot'of CUTLERY, such as
POCKET KNIVES, RAEORS, SCISSORS
and PISTOLS,
Ms? C Chdice and Select lot of FLOWER
SEEDS.
Also receiving almost monthly 10O te M0
pounds PURK CANDIES, luaranteed.
Also a fine lot of PERFUMERY aad
FANCY ARTICJ4WL ^
*^lf*?**r^^ yVirstlves - at the DRUG
Ornngeburg C. It., ?-C.
nav 30 aov 18 ly