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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS ?.l OKl. i nOLIVER, FINANCIAL and ?UBIKsSS MaNAGRR. Official m*fm* <>Lthe Slate mid 4, 1823.? ?The dH<Mli(WRtff is t^JWf cial' papAPUP Ifaer.attate, and County. That thit^^etaVieojourhuda Jlrm^jtyisis, mod grc j^jSWWMg^'Vnn'uot be denied. Not ol*fej2^*?! means of ? continuance f*nd pc>aBift||J%;^rordi:d, but olhV'nl and lcguifa*??*/*, found M? our cd UiuDs, w^BMtr/age of import iuco and in terest to^WlSy 'it&iabita?t of ..this (Jouq tv.. TfaKJSol unitttoYl here, i?ot in ti ?TOrii.nf|b^|OT||j|jnr triumph but US a gunranfcfc.that this journal will live and "?ill belMMiaMQ,tai,ftVery-b4i3iiysi} man and fajjWr*tpqfne County. This ahm?., ia a sumemfft flRf??ehlcnt for every citi ten to Jja^p^n ale and support this paper. But,tho .Zsr-K\VK claims an older and ?tronge?*nIdtaiwPithwi people. l\ejfH*H<J*ttyZ '?vliea'jto be . aycli was cousiuW&^tW^th- fh i*. Slate by certain of ouyp>e8p!e>^ Ifi'p?blican, tioW, when it ta gjjpyjilt ^^douuc the position 'of tboscgil^, KJC not, this paper has ln-on atoutl^aaand--cQqhjstqntly und eomseu-n tiouBry^llefinWJoair !?ild will bo to the end or This however, can DOVe^^^'reason why tWifl paper may not pyC represent tbo material and true interests of this whole people. AVhile'wc~aTTrl5t>Wf*cariH?t ?n<l huueat i in cxpr^a^ng^and^auvocatmg our politi cal position auoT opinions, we have ever andtttiHAcwr -oespecl un huncst. ? differ enceHf'opinion. ' While a captious op pos^?qa*niflfy'6avir: and sneer at us; it oannoUDo saici' that tbo Nkws ha** ever P^fcflflF^Y1- adyocated any measure ol Sh^aGbuot* ofi^BAfipicipal pyliey which 2?iBAt&!>?agnin8tftlhc- be*t iutcre.st.-j of ih&f&ttfr. ?Iu<ftWinedio locality, ujic re^sar!rhp%o^p? *\sW the ? cTrtfcenV of this Town and Counfy ns the iir< pr'otors .we^aibe atrottj^,*!,,^ course .du-uld nll^Hl ml ^ffiJfUJ'"' in I the ryoWrts com?u.ii- j coftyaad fearstta* fb,e Avudjct? c *^^NE\vWo|4<'0lit .Tipon> the JowtlKlJL ?WMWcqtU? JMOTW^eyjjry home, to ^frbwrte-^MBeeiwwfga i jtjUo. odvuncctutm t rt^Jtu* p^eo^&ftqr/rospetity, hoajbiaeu and ftaTt ?ftitfe* f^eW ?nd'^inl aim. -- ? . f?'c 'Wbrtf of tiih Session. ?^^V j$ert^?r^s8cuibly adjourned on crlor tne HnUdays. fiplh* sovojitU^.ro-e^iivenes. The noli $(ay baa be.m a long one, but this is not objectionable if the time thus afforded for reflection and recapitulation is used adyantagcously by its members, i ;tMuoh has boon done, and much good. Only a- cavalltug spirit can see ?%Bght to aiplain-ofiin tbo Legislative * action up- tt) this-period of the Session - ^jjxt? *?X quesrfon* b?8 boon met and ?iettlod, and it bas bcon? sett led wisely and Well, tlovyover oncroua the burden *"*f taxation may be upon our people, the *' roBpon8ibility is not upon the presouI " administration. The necessities of tbo I ^^prpvcrnniciit, antl the bublic syste^iiis of ., importance, charity and need, had to be provided for. Tbo figures arc not high ^ in proportion to theso necessities, wliieh c . every citizen knows must be nice, y i*l ^.)JB?wdejianting tly^ulji important <|Uch ? Won for tbo befit, tho liCgislativo h.i.s en * 'tcred upon and doffed but hitherto imgoqd faith tho rhcaisurtjs' of reform-ami re 4vS'?9o mueb demanded tin^^ which were pledged before tbo election., Fur tho rodaction of the number of atlmlu-*, the i ^iLe'gifllature deserves credit ami plaudit, i *The- licenso* law baa been virtually rc . pealed', wliiob is another right s?jp. The olectiona. thtftt have been hold durit^ 4he Session .Unvo resulted for tho good ' of the people.' judge Carpeiitcr's clcc tion -is commended and endorsed by the entire press and people of the State ' Important and beneficial bills have *** , passed or aro rapidly progressing to be come law?. When the Legislature reassemble* it is hoped that immediate aud vigorous work will characterize proceedings. Two important bills aio before the Assembly which should receive tbo cfirc ful thought and investigation which they deserve. One of tliofe is the bill to make the office of theT. Comity Treasurer elective by the people The 'other end" more important one i.s the "bill to regulate the disbursement *oF :\be public moneys in. the seVxT.il 'Counties in (his State/' 'J Iiis bill provides that the Auditor of, each County, shall ohec its every ? twice months audit all accounts uud claims of County Commissioners and Treasurers, and keep u record of ibetn r r* ? . # in Ins office. Immediately upon the ratsage of tlie net the Auditor is to pro ceed to ascertain the amount of out standing ^claims against the County and register llicni. . The cleik of the Court in each County is then to receive nil claims against the County and decide whether they be paid or ju'l. Any claimant dissatisfied with the decision of the clerk can appeal to the Com' of Common Picas where the question will be submitted to a jury to decide GiihIIv. It also provides that tio claim shall be satisfied on I of any money except thai Collected lor tho same (l. eal yonr, unless there be ? surplus in the Treasury fi?r that year to pay such ? ?ld rial Iiis. The Auditor is required to make quartetly reports to the Comptrol ler Qencral of v h it appertain" to the State, and to ti e Court of Common Pleas, nt each Session of till claims and disbursements pertaining to the County These reports nre to be pres-ntrd to the grand jury, whi arc to eousidor and publish tliem. 'I be merits of this bil] arc patent. Such measures as this furnish checks and restraints to corruption, nugligonce nud misconduct om the part of County offitiials, nud remove much of the tern;da '.I tion that now exists to be careless or eritnii tl To work, then.when the liegi.da'. u rea sembb s.' Work is t?j be dime, ?TclgcS are. t.?be redeemed.. eV - '^ttrym~*~^'' ???sMjfl Fuel Fire!! Tire!!! '?'iVf n'cin lobe- onciic.cd with conflngrn ti'?us." I if[ . ... Hilter?? our last isauo disastrous fires h^vp occurred in New York, Wilming ton, Columbia, ami. in several towns in (.c-fgia. fltil* fouscrr, ra idenecs, f.u torlos, stores are being* burned every Jay The latest din ster.s wcro the burning ff Itanium's new Mus um, Grace Chtipcl, and the extensive factory in ('eutre ? licet in New York. In the lattrr seven young girls were roasted to death. Oraiigcburg is .'pared ! Are wo prepared for the emergency which may 1.aj.pt n J Is *ui supply uf water ade quate und convenient '( Arc the appa ritvufos of. the Fire Department period uud ready '( Tliesc arc questions fur nur City Fathers, our Fire. Musters and our eitiat us generally. A Now Paiper in Columbia. It is thought tbnt the uew paper that ts .-???Ii to make its iippouranco in Colum bia as nn nftvrnnnn* jouriial will- jo a biil?.iut miw-.s. The oflico and '.a np poii (moots are. handsome and complete, and uiuh v- the able management which will steer its course upon, the journalistic ?c i, the new daily nm-t attain to a good uld age. It is i?>'t positively known bow many person*; are connected' with tho ontcrpri-'C, or bow mnr.1v capital rs at its back ; but our kimwleWo of Judge Andrews, and Ilia shrewd business tuet, induces the impression that our contem porary in prospective will be a constant and agreeable visitor to our h.vuc;urn. Suscias to the enterprise. . j?lejp live on foot to extend the lower part of the thermometer* ( ' ft a ;* 1 ' ff . . [ jt.. Kiiiiiiiei|atioU.diiy wasdulycelebrated l>y the Colored eiti/ens of. Charleston, No one yot elected Judgo of the Kighth t irettit. Ibe Jieginlaturo uioets again on the 7lh instant. P. II. Cbauibciljin, lute Attorney Genend, und S. W. IMclton, Attorney (? ?. uej have formed a co partnership for tbo prnctioe of law in 1'olu nbu. TheColletou Gazette berates G overu er Muse, weekly. Kx Cioverner Orr, Minister to Russia, expects to seil in January. Burnum's Museum was burned down, last week. This i3 the third time. [(.'OM.Mli'MCA ted.] The Judicial Honors of the Bightli C4*eirt. I The Legislaturo will reassemble on t-bo seventh proximo, and the canvass for the judicial honors of the Hightlr Circuit will bo renewed with inereusud .vigor. This is u mutter of considerable interest to the people >f the Stufco, be cause it is goucrally beliovcd, that if a .Judge was elected, who while intensely republican, would not from his antcccd ents, be altogether distastef-il to the people of that scctiou a better feeling would prevail, and the groat principles of the Republican party ox rt their natural influence. It is LsSOtltrul that the judiciary should ndmiuist r justice, under the light of the Republican principle, and we tlicrelore think that neither Gori. McGowan, a Democrat of the old school,uor Mr ?Iresmott, a Demo crat of the new school, h::vc much reason to hope for success, howovor cxeulleut their individual 'jbaractnr, or eminent their professional uhility. The contest seems to be narrowed down bstwooa Mr. Northrop of Charleston, Gen. Whip por of BeauIort, ami Mr. Murray of Anderson. Mr. Northrop, was a member of the Rar in this Statu before the war and h.is been a distinguished member of the Republican party lor sonic years, iu Charleston County. Of General Whin per, wc need not speak, and of Mr. .Murray we know very little, except that be was defeated for the judgosh ip of the seventh Circuit by Judge Melton and was iu the last election the candidate for Comptroller General on the opposi tion ticket. The Circuit is composed ol a largo wjiite Democratic majority and if a Republican must be elected, they would certainly prefer, one who would at last be entirely free from any local or personal influences. They would care very little bow earnestly he might sup port the State administration, not that be came to them with a good profess ional record. Taking into further cott aidcration, the decisive test vote post joining tlm election, which was strongly opposed by 'Mr. Murrays friends we think that his chances arc by no moans ua good ns when defeated by Melton. Jjeyryi W , ?? ??" ?) "?11 mm ? rcruiulublo candidate, but \t j arc at a loss to sec bow ho would seek the evident discomforts of such a high-lati tude. Mr. Cookc of this County has also cutcred the Q Id with bis usual vigor und ability ; and while we think Mr. Northrop has clearly the inside track, the contest will not bo without interest^ excitement ami much confusion. A Sensible Suggestion. Editor Orxtvtjfhunj Xrn s : Would it bo usking too much of the Town Council to suggest the propriety of having the, side walks repaired a little bit If During the recent heavy snow and Sleet storms, pedestrians f iuud it exceedingly iucouveuicut to travel the'| streets e<" Orangeburgj and it is a uoto rious fact that female pedestrians were absolutely deprivod of the privilege of .itepping out dours. The Hew Stroi t, it is noticeable, is iu a good condition. Will our City Fathers give an eye to the ootiMueruiul outre of the Town ': 1'l:di:strian. OnngcbuTg, Ihie 31st, 1872 A Card. T desire to say to my friends that hav ing been appointed to the important nml grave position of Jury Commis sioner of this County, I fovl my posi tion. There may be legal defects in the jury for next term of Court, but follow cits the fault w not hero. The jury was drawn with ulr that ceremony, dig uity, formality and pomp, with which I feel myself invested. This statement will be substantiated by investigation which l court. I have demanded of Judge Graham and Sol. Rutty, that thoy bc here on Monday next. Uutil then I aui rospeclully, s JdEL LARK IN, Jury Com. Supplement to Farmer's Advocate. The subject of co operation or.iong farmers is begining to attract very much nttcntion-in all parts of the country. At St. Louis, last May, the National Agri cultural Congress ?mis organized by the consolidating of the National-AgvicnUu ral Association and tlio Agricultural Congress, and ut once l>y wise and judi cions action secured the confidence of so cietirt throughout the country both col lcot>voij und iudividually. In ma'ny part* of tho country dl^-ru* conventions^ havo boon called and numer al ly attend ed by the f; incr?, und the resolutions adopted cviuoe a growing uppre?Wtioi? of tho value and uuccjsity ol' co operative nCUion. The Amrlii mi Funwr's Aihor.atc^ which has espoused the oauso of tho C^OngrdFrf^taywl^h full cunfidinee in ibo growing popularity of* thfs inovoufeat. been scut to ovcry agricultural society and to ull the newspapers of the country at the individual expense of the publish ers. It has jjprecveriiigly prsscutud tbo benefits of the Congress, aud we can heartily cotuutoud it to tho attention of every farmer. The Congress holds ib? next meeting in May, at Indianapolis, Ind., and it promises to he an occasion of muoh in terest to agticuhuristr. Kvery society in the country should be represented there. Full information in reference to it may be obtained by addressing tho Sec retary. ChaB.VW. Green, i(tJacksonville, Tenn , at which point also the Advocate is published. Extract frCmx o fctfor from Mrs. J. C \itirich\ IFVttaeoH, Fulton Co., ?. 'Tl. P. Hall Ik, Co Gtnt'omcu,?Floate send me one dozen bottles of your Sicilian Hnir Ketuewcr. Uur 'bald and graj' do not want be out. My mother is a j living recommendation of the results | from the use of the Honcwor, Being almost seven' y yecrs old, and having worn a wig o or thirty yearn, it seems a miracle to tli)sc who have known her so long so bald tmd what little hair she had being pc'festly white; now her wig thrown aside her h lir grown out, and a smooth, glee y brown, as in girlhood. Hoping yon nay lo.ig continue to pour blessings on the be ids of the aflltctcd. ' remain yours truly." Such cvipincc, with tho indorsement of the groat fcheniists of Xew Fnpl.md, Dr. A. A,. liny es aud S. Dana Hays, should s-itisjY gny one, which of tho ptoparationstproducc the boat remits. A C.'uxlpE Custom.?A raoit c-.it ra:i- us ChinMe custom is that of r?loa?iuj ? j f^rmril iil Irnni k^^^J medium reports to the survivotJ*ol any one deceased that their relative is ?onc ;to> the regions- of everlasting punish ment, it at ence becomes their boundon duty to release him from bis pain*. With this object certain priests are consulted, who provide five common earthen tiles, wbioh are placed on the ground, one in the center and Tour at the corners ; in the midst nre pluced o number of images tit persons eut out of pnper, ami some mock money?the tiles rc present hell,, aud (he paper images a portion of its occupants. Kach priest then takes a kind of stall in bis band, and they solemiily walk round repeating formulas, and after a time the mock money is net lire to, aud tho instant it is consumed each tilo is broken by blows from the staveR. and each pries", seises and rushes off with as many of the paper Ggurcs as he can grasp, tbu atteudants beating gnugs and firing crackers to frighten the devil away, should be attempt to follow them. Alter this burgrlariom effort on tho part of tho priests, the relatives are quito satisfied that the depurted one is out of limbo, or if he isn't, that's his lookout, as they have done ail they can. Killing PbuiyrhY.?An eccharigo says the oiliest, quickest and best way to kill a fowl is to oqen bis brck, and then, with a pointed ond narrow knife, make an incision at the hack of tho roof which will divide the vertebrae, and cause immediate death: after which hang tqe lowl up by the leps till the bleeding Ccrscs: then rinse the beak out with vin egar and water. Fowls killed in this manner krep longer, and do hot present the unsightly external marks of those killed by tho ordinary sysrein of wring the neck- In this connection wc winh to impress on odr readers the inpotahce of special care in dressing poultry for market. The difference in wrico will more than compensnt for tho trouble. Also, hon't send in d >ultrp In poor con dition; hall lay customers all look for add will take only fat birds, Tommy bus discovered wherein; bis mother roscmblcs time. It is not that she lays her hand gently her father's brow nor that her footsteps fall with noiseless tread nor that she waits for no, uiau, nor that sho writes uo wriuicles on her nxnre brow, nor that she acts like time, nor is il her ago nor any ol those thiugs, Tommy avors. lie say* you j might guess all day. It is that her i>o? bleat offspring is her Instand that's my. 1 self. hoping^^grow muscle till it crowds oG puds nod p.tout calves. The London 'spectator says th ero is probably more flagrant perjury commited it* titc lCiwJi<Ji dWotcc,j^i?ny ono year ti?a iu *y/th(r|ctf}t.if fvo/ J. B. Cratilfall a voter.m stag e-driVef of California; who drovo the first stage over the mmnitains to" Virginia City, was recontly"thrown- fron?' his box and killed. ? ' ? r t-Kfi ?. . , , A Reaver Pan chap married and thought it would be well to make a lutle' noise about tin thing, and accordingly offered a brass band a keg of beat toscr enido him and her. .'An insane lady of Lexington' Ken tncky, fitted from the second story win dow of her husband's residence iu' bor night clothes, the other evening, and bnsn't been heard from since. A mas iu Musk inborn Ohio, lost con siderable time nnd perspiration recently trying to Commit suicide by tying one end of a rope around his neck throwing the other over a boaiu and tugging at it. TAX NOTICE. 0FFICEOFCOUNTY TREASURER, OrvN<iHauK.fi Cotwrr, OnasaasORd 3. C, Die : n'>er 27th, 1872. Notice is hereby givan tint my bmks ire now open for tho collection of Taxes, at tny t).fi:e in OraUgaburg as follow* : To meet appropriations for the lima I year egyintaonqiti j Nivoiubjr 1st, 1372. fivo (f?i Mills on a dollar. F.inpayment of D^Sioienues for the Ssoal year en lin^ () Jtobor :>ltt, 1S72, ivo (T>) Mills on a dollar. For supp >rt of tho Free SoIdoIs, tiro (2) Mills on a doll ir. F ir County pnrpjseij threa (_?>) Mills on a dollar. ALSO. Coiuty School District Asscssmnt* as follows : For Amelia Township?two and a half (2^) Mills on a dollar. For 11 raoohvilla Township?two (2; Mills on- a d'dl.ir: ii j^- <'???? Town?hin?*?ne and'S ! half (i j) Mills on a dhllar. For Cow Csstle Township?two-(2; Mills on-a dollar. For Edisto Township-?one and a half (11) Mills on a dollar. ?.For Elizabeth Township?one (I) Mill on a dollar. For Uoodbys Township?one (1) Mill on a dollar. For flood land Towuabip?ono (1) Mill on a dollar. For Hebron Township?threa (3) Mills on a dollar. For Liberty Township?three (3) Mills on a dollar. For Lyons Township?oue and one lialf (U) Mills on a dollar For Middle To.taship ? ine (1) Mill nn a dollar. For New II ipe Township?tw > (21 Mills on the geiisrtl tis. For Orange Tiwaahip ? us half of one Mill (J) on a dollar. For Fine (1 rove Township ?tw ? (2; Mills on a dollar. For Poplar Township?tw ? (2) Mills an n dollar. F.>r Providence Township?oao an! me <ju irLer (U) Mills on a dillir. For llooky rrove Towas'iip ?one (I) Mill on a dollar. For Union Township?two (2) Mills on a dollar. For Winces Township ?one and one quarter (11) Mills on a dollar. For Willow Township?ona and o:ie half (11) Mills ou a dollar. For Lion Township?three (3) Mill* on a dollar. I expect to visit tho following places at the dates mentioned : Briuchvillc ? Wolnesd iy, January 1st, 1873. LewisvilJe??Thqrs(|4j ?"d ^*,A" " .) anuary 2d and 3d, 187,3. Foit .Muttc?S.itiudvy Januixy -lib, 1873. Folders Slors?Tu.cs-l.iy. January 7th, 1873. Dick (iloatons Storo?Thursday .1 anuary 9th, 1873. 11)0 penalty of 20'per cent aeuOS alter the tiftoouth of Jauuary- b87-3\ j TUADU. ANDHEWS. Treuiurer of Orsu&cdyurjt iXi|nty. Oraligeljnig Divisio? No. 24 S. of T Voiir* HEG^ATV 7m K r. flNG will** held at your Hui), (to? Basement of tho Prasby tcrl.tn Chorea*, on MONDAY EVENIN? (6t? instant), at 7* o'clock. A puncryil ?t trndaine is requested, as Inittnllniion Officers will take place. The InstallatU will be in public. By order of tho W, 1?. S. 8. WALTERS, R. 8. Eureka Chapter, No. 13,11. A. M. Tlie REGULAR CONVOCATION or the uhovo CHAPTER will be held ou Friduy Jan. 10th. 1873,-at & o'clock P. M. By ordor of M. B. HvP. THEODORE :.''!I N, Tjjaii 4?~tf Secret aiy. NOTICK riio late firm of \Y C. Cofer & Co., trad ing at Fort Molt*, having bcvn disiolved'by the rfoath of W. C. Coffer, all tho creditors of said firm are requested to ser.d'their claims to W. J, DeTreville, Esq., Attorney . at Law, Oraugeburg, 8! C, In whose bauds the HC'lleinent of the business ol said firm has been'placed. JOHN J. JACKSON, L. P. RAST. Jan. 4lh 3t E. S OLIVEROS, M. D. WIIOL.SALK AND RETAIL DRUGGIST. IH AI I Jt I* DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHE MICA. LS, TAINTS, OILS, VARNISH, GfeASS, P?T TY, BRUSHES AND CUTLERY. A I.SO PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES. Ono or two YOUTHS, between the ages of L"i aud 17 years, to learn DltUO liaaiuekS. None need apply except those ot good uiorul eliaracter, uud who (au com? well re common.led, and will CONSENT to be HOUND to the business lor a SERIES oT YEA KS. Applications must he in the handwriting of too Applicants, and addressed as follows:' POsTOPFICK BoN No. :r.?. Oiungeburg, S. C. jan 4 nov 18 ly Sale Under Mortgage. By virtue of a Mortgage to A. B. Griffith by Alieo Slmler and Ferena Sliuler, dated *\h March, 187'J. und with consent of par lies. I will >c!l. on Monday, fitb Jan., 1873, at Or.ngrbnrg C. H., during Legal hours, for cash, one Mule. E. I. CAIN, jan 4?It S. o. C. FOR SALE, oKA*?i*:m:iuj la.\d. About 31V) ACRES of LAND in lot* of 18 to 40 acres, located ou the South Carolina Railroad, below aud within 1 A miles of tho T iwn of Or.mgebnrg, will be sold on Mon day, the 13th of January. 187:1. The lota will he platted and uauthered so r.a to be ex amined by parties desiring to purchase. It v- ?-- ?- l j r i*. ?.... "-? mc the location to person* .Oodliar Will and withing theae'beautiful lots. The plofcan be s?en at Mr. 0. B. Glover's office, ctvaud afier the let Monday of Janu ary. Terms made known ou day of sale. Jan. 4th' "Jt Notice of DismissaL "\T0TICE- 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT on-c irmnlh from dale 1 will file myfinfil1 iieroani with 'ho Honorable Aug. B. Knowli ton, Judge of Probat? for Orangeburg Coun ty, as Administrator of tho Estate of John M o't'ain, dee'd, and ark for Letters ?4" Dismissal. Mi J. 1). DANTZLER, Jan. 4th, 1873. Administrator, jan 4 lm Notice of Dismis-aL NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN THATONB month from date 1 will Fit* my Final Aecnimt with the Hon. Aag. 11. Knowlton. Judge of Probate for Orangoharg (bounty, and ask for Letters of Dismissal as Adminis tratrix of tho estate of Richard V. MoMich acl, deceased. ANN W. BARTON, Jan 4th, 1873. Administratrix, jaii 4 lm Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT one Month f om date 1 will file my final account with the Honorable Aug. B. Knowl ton, Judge of l'rohttte for Oraugeburg County, as Guardian of Jerome W. licMich ael. DONALD R. BARTON, Jan. 4th, 1873. Guardian, jan 4 lm IN THE COURT OF PllOISATE. \YiiKRKab, Robert E. Mellich.imp halb applied tu me for letters of Admidistration on the Estate of Rev. Stiles Mellichamp, lato of Orangeburg County, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tho Kindred and Creditors ol" the said deceased, to be and appear be fore ins at a Court of Probate for the said County, to be holden at Oraugeburg on tho 17th day of January 1873, at 10 o'clock A. M. to show cause if any, why tho said Ad ministration should not be granted. Given under my hand and the Seal of my Court, this 1st day of Jan., A. D. 1872, and in the ninety.seventh year of American Independence. AUG. it. KNOWLTON, [L.8.] Judge of Probate O. C. jan 4 2t MR. C. D. BLUME. Begs Jo inferp tho people of Ora?geburg, and vicinity Ua*h* will CONTINUE his BUSINE? at his ?LT) S T A ls U OTeR t'upt. f. II.. W. Briggmaun.'s store, and as he has made VAST IMPROVEMENTS in PICTURE M.AKIXG of late, is now able to execute an GOOD WORK as can be dona elsewhere \n a Ferrotype Gallery. He also has on hand a lot of PD TUR? FRAMES of every descriptions at reasaaa ble prices. COPYING done to order in any thjeWwfc Stylo. Come ?n?, come all and give me a trial, iaua, ?| 20 tf ALJb WHO WAAT ^ ATboautifiEp'e'.u' e with which to adoru tj|l?tifr*ll8 ?ftttMrU'arlors. should imgaedi. ?tei/ eue!oa&he>'fubscription for the "Ad apefi?^MpPjBjfcF?,KruitChr??itio,'' which wt arc givin;r~lo every yearly subscriber to our paper. Don't remit by nail. Addre*s FRANK P. BE A BD. Cayosx, 8. C? Sale Under Mortgage By virtue of a mortgage exeouled and! ^ Delivered to nie by GovahJatnee on ther soven'L d?y or Marek A.D 1?72. 1 will sell en Monday.- tho nixth day of January A Vf at Orungeburg. in front ot'Slieriff** Othce, immediately after the ofhsi.il skies, otir Iron Grey Horse named ??Billy."4 Terms Cash. o. b. bilky. Oranteburg 6, C. Bee. 21eMS72. Dec-2? 2*?M: -i-f Td* Execu crs, Admiiiistr*' tors, Guardians, &c. EX ECUT0R8, A D M I X 18 T R ATOBS',' GUARDIANS and TRUSTEES are hereby notified to make JJtheir Annual Returao to* ? be Jndge of Probate nt the January Term' of the Court of probate. Those .in Default will bo proceeded against according to iV-.v. AUG. B. KNOWLTOS, Judge of Probate. - Dec. 20th, H>72.?81 4t Administrator's Sale. By virtue of an order of the Probate' Court, I will nell on the pcvcnvh day of Jan-. nar< A. D. 187.S, ut the-late residep.ee of George K. Fairey, deceased, all the personal' property d<*cea?e<L consisting of Household nnd Kitchen Furniture, Planta tlon Tool*, yfngon, S?ggy. Horae, Cattle, Hog*, Corn Fodder; Rice, \c. Tenne cash. PS M. FA TP. V.T. 1 Qualified Administrator..- < V December lbth, 1R72 ?21 2t THOSt W. ?LBERGOTTL two oo?rb Bast-op ^. .. *. I?. IIAfriai'^ c Russell Street, Orasgeburg, S?;-&j- 1U lias JUST RKChll TED a fresh supply'W FRENCH CANDIES, EASE CANDIES, XCTH, ?11 sertai toys, , CHINA war1. Large and Small FANCY BAtfKKTS, RAI8UNH. " MJA PICKLES, *e , Ae. Also FRESH BREAD always ami tup|>licd to regular cufctomerk every day', at t heir door*. . In my cake department you will Bad. FRUIT CAKF.S. FANCY CAKES. HUNGERS, Ae.; Always on hand and fre?h. KINK BRIDAL PUKSBlflP.' FRESH PIES comtastly ou hand. WEDDINGS supplied with all kinds ef Tbe above tgoods canoot be exeelled far* tfuttdiltf and prir? All work warranted to *?tsaat.aiaetiosu oat 12 It dee 14 Bo ?0* Want NEW GOODS I GO to' '' -80 BRIGGMANN&?? w you want , ,.mv) CHEAP GOOJjS GO ?0 BRIG6MAN wiikkr rtixrVL find ?' .<tV J* ff.?} |S tffff Any and Everything, ?S?it*?{!*j nov* *?*As# ?1 _ ESTATE SAMS. By virtue of power vested isjejsj Jjyor the Will of David Shnler, late of TheiCbohty of Oraugeburg, deceased, and under certain Deeds esecuieu by certain* of the parties in interest I will sell atpublie auction at Orangeburg, 80. Ca., in front ot th? Sher iff's Office, os Monday, the ei*th Iky of January, 1K78, during the customary hoars of legal sales: I The Dwelling snd Outbuildings sad 400 acres ef land, embracing ami adjoining the same, parcel of the body of landwaere~ upon the said Col. David Shnler resided at the timo of his death, bounded by lands ef David Bull, Estate of Shuler, Mrs: J/tsJfsrfja* Black, nnd tract No. 2 below mentioned? 2. The remainder of the bodjr of landll known as Oak Hill asd Ball's Braneh Plan t si ion, containing ??- sores,, more or less, and bounded by lands of Mrs. Virginia lilack, J. H. Felder, William Way, Tbtvma? Collier and the 400 neres above mentioned. S. Tbc tract of land, situnte in the (,'oun ties ot* Ornugcburg sod Clarendon, on hsthV sides of Santee KivorF koown ss tho Tutiee/e Ferry tract, containing 5o0 acre*, mere or less, ami bo a nd ed by lands of P. tt. Benbow,. Willimi Avingcr, Estate or Lawrence Avia gcr, and P. J. T?te. The said lands will be sold rs^tbttd^nient* parcels. ?? \ssjf Terms?OAe-third eaah, balance, on ai credit of one ? and tw& reare, pursfsaeer to' give Rond and f 'ertgagelj^Awppus pur^ chased, hearing interest from day of ealk^ lor credit portion of pnrehsse money, and too j pay for papers and recerdinfi. " * Aua* fly v*?*oe ef order 'of tho- .tu.%?- of Pro. bete for Oeeugebnrg Cottsty, I will toll si j t!?e residence of the late David Bhtt?rt de eensed, on- Wednesday, tho elphtdk dsy of Jnmiary, M>73t the plantatioW Slock and other Personal Property or fbs Sstatc ef the said David Shul< r, coasmtSsg of Horses^ Maiics, Wagen*, Ac. , Ternrt eaah. Wlt.LtAM M, Mil USER. Qualified Bzeouter tf 'Wrrt'af Lafe Davbr^Tar, dee'd. dec 21 ? ^