The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, May 10, 1873, Image 4
Hon. Jinnies Li. Orr.
e wives fl,ush the tidings away from
another 'world of the death of the Hon.
James L. Orr, at St. Ettersburg, Russia
*o*oS*t Sft^lV Carolinian of variel end
ItfL^pua/xpaPiuuce, in public lifo, aopouip
1 ten od, and? great has passed to his roA.
rTlie telegraph tells from alar "id'the
general expression of sorrow which at
tended the event of his demise at the
?t^#of,dJie, Knipcror of all the Russia*,
w-lbro lie had hecu scut as minister
p*r?*h'ipofeiitiury to represent the Aiucri
at this foreign capital,"
>aa ,noi .
?*jCuu we, horn in the seine son, part of
lu*jpublic hciug our hi.dory, foiboir the
?jJpretsiou of sorrow of the down full ol
11*4 honored Carolinian.
In stormier times he lived and acted
tis*1 part of the dram i of life, and he
lived, to Pee the storm cloud vaui-h linu
Ul,0 .stsuHCt of hi* career was when, he
himself a Southron represented the
}|\iicV?e4i> ' nationality at a great
AuTOpenti Court. The story or his lifo
ant yJl . \ > .:
has a political romance which is embued
with a ?tinge of the poetic ''. T< ./>:? ? /??/
^ItthuUnr it AYos Mutamiu' in Ulis, is
v., itten all ulong its ohequorcd course.
^**T\i?rr^cndcnt and bold in thought and
character" he led his fellows or cured
pjjtelit ifor their censure or difference
witlr him.
BBBBPasjPB fW BBeaW.! PHKWSSSPCOXSaMEJI 3?S
?j^qCiisc of Morion, lllvxa A <o.
^tateapna ? -T" ' ?
?i JThiR important ca.cc, instituted by
bbliudh?ldcrs to collect the interest and
^fie payment of the hoods of the
State held by these parties was com -
rncueed in the Supremo Court of t!:r
.gtat.e on Tuesday.
JaflPbe ?ij'iostion? ofy the validity and
^amount 01 Qlio Ffarl indehtedl
conceded on nil .sides/" will be thoroughly
lifted and settled by this case Etui
neut counsel represent both sides and
ctho.. . proceeding is ouo. of the utmost
feftomcut'and vital interest to the tax
payers and people of the St.it.*. We
%hall ''?eep our readers informed as to
the "progress and result. It is hoped
a* a ?dhitrt '
that a. cotiiph to."nhowing of bauds" on
?sdlt -sidcs will bo its cousociiioneo and
^tllat- wov tho people, ci,u see how we
?iiincially, as to the St tte d-bt.*
l?cl'crcdils
ni
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na-u oi-v.. i
Jfeus Summary.
5?iint? ?./ ? .
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Sltfl / i To'i trAIN's TttOURLKK.
Curing the past week Madrid ha*
" been greutly agitated over a revolt of
*5-ibid i ?ins and the demonstrations of politi
CiA'iliobs. The new form >f government
' *ik not accepted in all quarters, hence
fc'^no*ramble*. Ou the 2.~> ult., eleven
^KattaKons of soldiers revoke 1 agii:i*t tlie
decree for disarming them. During the
day the Permanent Committee of the
*' 'Assembly bold a session at which a long
discussion upon the situation took place.
: Bonor CaBtolar and Sonor Tu I ni er on
* ? rondo specchos admitting that the as; eel
oi* afloirs in the city was grave- T bey
? Mated, however, that tho depredations
? of tbc Carlists had been cheeked, disci
' pline was restored in tho army, and tho
-1 Government was-of tho opinion that it
was not necessary to convoke that Assom
again. In the afternoon the buttu
" 'Hons eompopcd of Monarchists, lire 1 uu
Gon. Contrcnis, who escaped, but four I
other persons were killed and several
&Odnded. The agitation increased as
('n* night woro on and shots were bred
i-' in various quarters of tho city. A num
0 * ' r>or of volunteers broke into tho hall of
*'f' fTorrgroM, whero tho Permanent Com
*^ invitee wits in session, uud tho Committee
bought safety in flight. M trehal Serra -
no a ad u number of his politieil friends
if'' fearing the wrath of the mob prudently
'Vwrr*rd<theniftclvos. On Thursday a Guy
**' 'eminent decrcu appeared dissolving the
?-iWoianunt Coinuiiltce, and tho city
''^'Ictetne moro tranquil, but further out
are anticipated. Owing to the
troubled oondition of Spain, a great
- iTnurber of families aro leaving the coun
?(4<itfy' Tho steamers arrivitig in 1'rcilch
fw und Kugli. h ports aro crowdol with
sWiefflrugce. i
' iMi'ortTANT Intkrvifw.
fB0O7 1JJ I ;
Tho Japanese Ambassadors now on
an official visit in Europe have recently
bad a protracted conference with an
o uinent German professor of jurispru
dence regaidlng the propriety of on -
ii'tnuy as
fT. The pro
Tssu idod tliMj lrb.ii
Tlio Ambassadors had
^coine to rognrd the change us
TTbably, iind were favoribio to it.
They listened oargirly to tho rcisoisof
the professor, who adduce I facts IV ?fii
history of Christou loin t? sh?w that
this religion cannot, bj eoforool by
Uovoruiiiout No said it w is only vital
when it grows umoug tho peoph nud
I'roin tiie people, lie couuselud toe
granting ol l*uil roligout lib.tri y a* the
most do.iii'iiblo course to pursui. Th e
Ambassadors expressed Ha. isf.U'liotl at
tho advice.
KMl'KUOtt WILLIAM IN RUSSIA
The German Kmpcror arrived at Sr..
Petersburg, the 27 ult., mi In; iutcodu I
visit and was received With uxtr.iordiu i
ry honors; lie was met at Galschiua,
MO miles lloiicu, by tho (J/.ar au I tho
(jratid Pukes, who accompanied hint t?
the city, 'i he two 1 wptiror* nintle th?ir
entrance in the presence of iurn?lisa
crowds of people, who manifest od tho
j! rent oh t ciuhu-i ism. Tho Kuipomr
litst reviewed tin- regiment of which he
is honorary Colonel, an \ w\n in i> mm.
ducted t'? tin- wintry pal ice, where h i
was !oi'Htal?y received by thoCi/irt with
the most imposing ceremonies The
Czar presented t-i hi.ii lri.s portl .it, a
sword of honor, the Or? s of St. George,
the Iron Cross fur merit, with tho nil
ditiohttl inscription "For val ir," and an
ink* stand and vases in ' i .'</. ii.
The expl ?res? sent oat t ? Wsyria uirl <r
the auspices of the London />?/?"/// Tr.lc
groph has met with succcis lie his
found new inscriptions, inc'.uPuig
histories known and hitber^j iuikiio;vii
of tTns Assyrian Kings. Among hi
disc.M'ei iea i- a highly imp irtanl tahtot,
containing ti collection of proverbs in
two language*, which will aid in the
cliieidafi'Mi o. t!v who!o ein?*', of i'vsdinp
tions* Many o! the "iiifccriptictis have
th lit:itc d t.rs
?A lAttts, Ayril 23.
'I he total' result of lit'.; votin ; in
Palis, and other part- of Piaiiee yester
day to fill vacaniecw hi tiro Asse uhly
WAS fiic el etion id" three llad'eals, four
11 pubicnisi amil one Legitimist.
Count Je ilcunuat w'.wi \v s defjateu
has expre.vscd bio d-.-siro to r
Miiii-{.>7 uf'Tdrej-j-n-?;Yu..x\r* b x\ P .-si
dem Th?r? ii-fi it.d' .ee i Iii -i tj r:::i..I
in office.
All the. journals except the liudunl
organs cxpic s surpri.su ut the vote in
thu Department id' the Seine. The!
Conservative papers say it is duo to
Thiers, loauiou t>? the L-.t. au 1 tho
Pepublican journals attribute il to mis*
Ink s in the Asserjj'ily.
Uhu uia:ehiut. Press generally'
le^uid the elect I n ns a terrible awaken
itiu, for the Cyu?erv.jti\us. Tcnnm
prpfbu?livt's t a war a if ig to the fjoyciii
lie lit.
Tli-: llou.'p ir;. ist s jounmw tie, dare,
ilitii, .the Coilici v ilive itepu *I w i*
th nil.
The l'.it lii"t I.i.-1 \yv?pk i'r.i ikfo't, '
(!crmany, w is caused by 'ti ad.air
in the price of bi er Sixteen.brcweri >
wen; ir rod, od by the rioters, and there
was nit - h plumb ring. ] >:irin;? the'
conflict* which took p'neo 12 pprs;ms
were killed and 10 wounded. Olio hun
dred and IWCIl'y of (h ? neu? were illTCS
tr.l.
'The Government of llollan 1 his
ordered 1 1 steam naval vessels to proeo ? I
in.mediately to Sumatra, lor ihn purpose '
of co-iiperutiug with tho Parch troops]
on that island in lb ir movemc'its
against the A tch ecu esc, Who are coat inn i
iiiu ll.eir sudden war against the Hol
land settlements.
rJ he cita tion of a Pojiiily to fill the
vacant scat l'??r Pan.- :u the Assembly,
hn< fooullcd in tl;e nituii o! M I hi rod t
a lliedical, by a large majority. Omit
de Keiiiiisat, a. M.pp-o ter of Prc.sid.mt
Thcir's policy, was badly defcatotl.
Owing to the Ii nito 1 faeili xi< Hif
trausmirision of messages caused by the
inro11-iiptiou of tho hVeuoW cable, the
Atlantic cable c ?iitpin? ?-? Invc dolor
mined to mcrease the, taiiil'. to six
shillings (I fii) gold) per w<>rd.
The report of the iiiuidcr id Sir
Samuel and Lady linker in Africa is
not confii'iued. On tUo coutry ho is
Will, nt'COtd Ug t" ihn hilfst advices,
am? is protected by two linn I red soldiors
furuisited by life King of UfKidokj
ri.
'J ho fanious TiuUboi uc case is up
afain the claimitlit litis lime lain;; on
trial h?iir-oH'on the churgu of petju
ry.
TMK MfifitiCMJ ACCOUNT OK TIIKfH
|Tlt EACH Kit Y
The lalosl dispatchoa Irom the scone
of the .Mud.iC tr ublca states tii.it the
s.tv.:ges have escaped from the lav i \>y Is
to another btronghohl, and that the
troeps and the Indian tillie?. nro Ondoav
oiiug to hem them in. .>lr. Mcaeham.
one of tho Conitnissi?hers who was
? wounded, gives au account of the brutal
? lu;ich?ry of the MotlofH at tho ji ace
interview, iu which ho says that tho
' talk" was .short the Mudnc chiufi* both
saying that unless tho SoldtOM wore
withdrawn from tho country no further
meeting would bo had. tip to that
point tho Commissioners reaffirmed that
the Eoldicrs would never be withdrawn
until the difficulty was settled mid still
extending the offer of amnesty, a suitable
and satisfactory homo, And ample pro
vision for their welfare iu tho future.
Tho reply from both chiefs was, '-Takt:
away your sol liors and we will talk
ah"ut it." Gen. Cuuby nssurod tho In
dian's that he was here for protection of
both parties, -ind to see that the com
mission faithfully fulfilled their promise
About this time two armed Ina ions sud
denly appeared from the brush iu our
rear. An explanation was asked, and
("apt. .lark replied by snapping a pistol
at Gen. Canby, saying in Indian, ' All
ready," after which tJen Canby was dis
patched by Copt. Jack with a pistol and
knife, ft*?d I>r. Thomas by a pistol-shot
in the breast ami gun shot in thu head,
by Huston Mea ham and Dyra utteiitp<
ted to e-cape toward the camp the Ihr
mcr followed by Schonchin Johu and
tho latter by Black Jim and Hooker
Jim. Sohochiu fired six shots at Moach
am hitting him four times, and leaving
him for dead Boston attempting to
scalp him was dole rod by a M < I u wo
man. Dyra (seated n:ihurt.
a i i m; r.r.t. cas.uai.tv.
Dixox, I i.t., M iy ?.
A terrible catastrophe occurred hero
yesterday in the breaking down of tho
iron bridgu .a re the llock Itiver, on
which were about two hundred tuen,
women and children, who were witness
ing thu ecruuiouy of baptism in the
river. About ninety persons are killc^
and many olliers terribly illjured Smne
bodies were curried by the swift ourrcik.
six miles below the bridge, and others
are .--till at the bottom of the river en
tangled 1wreck of t lie iron work
Tho hi cid* tits of the accident arc npall
ing. and almost every house in this town
is. in iiiowrnirg lor the less ul sornn <.iirj.
A derrick is now prcctiug over the epoi
to raise the wreck of the bridge, and it
is 6X pect cd that the remains yet undis
covered will thus be found. It i-j toured
that the fu 1 extent of llie calamity is.
not yet known, as it i- believed tlm j
there were many persons on the brid**^
?rbin tue s ? ; -Unding* c .tin'ry, \vh .s.N
iia|n.s have 11 >l been asc. it.iincd.
the CnKK.Wll.l.K cotton Mtl.t..
The c.iit.,ii fact ry company in Urccn
villi- was organised on WodtiOfd'iy la t
by the election of tin; following officer* :
Colouel II I'. nmutiiett, president j II
Deatic, T. C. Gdwcr', Jam s lliruic, I
Alexander Mel), e. I'M G rCgg, of
.Marion, and II. 1.. .'IuCaughriii,of Xew
berry, diioctop?. '1 he shdal is one of
the best i.t the country. The capital is
to he 8200,000. They have about ?St>.
Mill in good subscription. The pre-i
dent and dirCCftjTti ale able, wi e au 1
experienced men, an 1 lite prospect of
the i utcrpriso is bi i. ht.
Crime Hn\i dcoii ?s a in -i rustic ; per
sotiage. \Vhou be was in France be M i
never e.intent Ulli.I lie WtlS i lit ol it
Especially was this the eise on the fir-t
sign of any troubl . Now he is out of
France, he is. living every means in his
power lo get iu. To c oup ire small
Illings with great, ho very mue.i iv-.n
hies a llCrVOUS pet dog. which, when it
is iu the house, is iiiuossautly whining
at tho ds of to get outside, and when it
is outside, i- ju-t as pcrsi?lcut'y to enter
agai ?. 1'rinco Napoleon is endeavoring
to keep alive the Napoleonic traditions,
lie i- ap. '.it ciau who knows how easily
thu people are loole 1 by vvortls. lint
the spell is lo,t.
The resources ol l.gvpt. especially it
production of cotton, have been gouoral
ly tut little uudorstood, and consequent
|y the natural wealth id the country
has not Ii tu appreciated. The m op for
ibe past year is estimated at 2OOJJU0,
otio pounds. The F.gyptiun gircruinunt,
luliy impressed with the importance ol
the cotton crop lo l.gypt's prosp rity, is
turning its attention to the improve IUCUC
of the cotton lauds, every year opening
new channels to lucilttatc irrigation,
employing sleinn puinps for that pur
pose, ulld doing all in its power to make
the cotton crop a source of continual
prosperity.
The Fanners, Granges in towi are
said to uumber one hundro 1 th iu a i l
mombcrs. Iloro w a 'di m I Army,"
ami no mistake There are h it two hun
dred thousand voters in the St tte. The
dr?nge, a paper published iu Washing
ton, Iowa dedans that tho lending
principles of the organization are "eter
nal and unflinching opposition to man
opoly abuses, extravagant appropriations
of lb1' people's money and to till salary
. teals." Thai is a v.-ry go id platform,
so *ar as it goes, and it has a strong
party to hack it.
It is predicted (hit ice will be dearer
11 is yea: (hau laut.
The State of South Carolina.
(OIXTY OK OKANGI&byRG. )
Iff the G en l rai, Sessions May [?
Teum 1873. )
To th\e ll>n. Robert F. Graham Jutig?
of the. First Circuit.
'Wnj Grand Jury in attendance nt the
present term of the ."aid Court beg leave
respectfully to report.
Timit in the performance of their
.duties' they have visited all the public
cilices, inStnuiions sfnd buildiiign. The
Jail they find in very good order and
condition. They find III the Jui) about
seven (7) prisoners who informed the
(irand tlury that they were well fed and
eared for. Heard of no irregularities
and received no complaints. TiieoffijCS
of Probato Judge, Sheriff, ?Jlerk of the
Cojirt, und School Commissioners, all
appeared to be in good order, and tho
Gr |Ud .Jury have heard of no complaints
in Regard to these odieos, or of tho man
ncr in which they transact their several
and respective duties. Tiny have also
visited the ofliccs of the County Com
luissiouers, Auditor, and Treasurer, and
every thing appeared to be in good uidcr
as fur as they eould judge, but the
Grand Jury however deem it their duty
to cull the attention ol the Court to the
CCtnplaiutfi which have becu made One
of thorn is in regard to the manner in
which tho County Commissioners let out
contracts, lor building and repairing
tJridgc.s. They learn that the Lake
Bridge nt Orangeburg on the .North
Kdi-tn and Ilitiiiaker's Hridge over the
South Kdisto, about (iftccii miles apart
wcru let out in one contract, and not
having bom advertised by posting
notices in three public places, a.
r&ouired by law. Tuu Granu Jury
would further report that limy ii.vc
h -aid a great deal of c miplaiut in re- ,
gnd to tli * manner in which the taxes
have becu assessed and collected. In a
bum her of in taiiccs mx payers have
1u?eu put to trouble and ex pens.: by
having their j ropcrty tu'vertiscd tor sale
uti the dolimiiieut list, or executions
levied up',iv llvtm, when at the same
time tltc said tu? payer* Iwul In their !
ttcsscsKion their receipts for su>h$ la-xcs
'I n an the Tis-jtsurcr. This leads the
Grand J my to believe that there musi. .
bo carelessness by those otlicers whose ?
Puty it is to ; s.-ess Mid ?oli?.ct the taxes,
Lud also that in many instances par. i -
lH-?-?7 3*J*)I? i ' ill i - - r -r .i ?i j
have been iuforiued that there was no
tax against thum, and after the titno lor
collecting the taxes had expired, have
had executions 1 vi -d upon their pro
perl v. The c irregularities the Gr.md
Jury trust will for the future be avoid
cd, as the luxes upon the citizens arc ,
baruCUro::ic enough without imposing j
upon tho in the trouble and cxpomc
which n ta?t in :< greal u.ia.-ur. ics,.lt ,
I rut:: cal l IcslitlCSS.
Tho Grand Jurj fu thcr report, that ,
they visited the Poor 11 ms -, wh re
they found livo 1 ?">) piupeis. Thoy sc0 i -
ud to be Well pi ivnl.l f T . a II 1 t hu. e |
Was a manifest improvement in the man
nor in wh'eh this iu.itituti >u i? now i
kept, Upon iho pAt?.
All ol'whi h i- rcypcctfully submitted. |
\V C. .M( 'SS,
Pol email
The Grand Jury have heard some
eotnpi.tiots against Trial Justices A F.
llrO'Viiiug .-jtj.i Job it II Ph:l:ips in ie
gnrd to a case of alleged horse stealing
against one William YYilliumsoo, and lu
order that ihe matter mwy bo iovewliga
led, the Gra id Jury would ask that the
following name 1 witnesses may lu sun.
ino'ied t i appear bei",re the Grand lory
at the ( einher Term, to wit : William
Phillips, Thomas Williamson aud
Arnold Curbclt.
W C MOSS.
Foreman.
HYMENEAL.
Mar.niki> ? On the Ith of May, is; :, at
iho Keaideancc of the bride, by the
Itev. John Inabinelt, Mr. WM. F. HAUT
/.(.iti. io Mrr. M A. KOTTEN. All ol
Urangcburu Couly.
[Fi nn Ihe Ncwberry (8. ('.) Herald of
Mareli \W\ 1 R7?l. )
Nl'.vi iii RUY, S. <'.. Ma. ell 1878.
JIFSSItS CUT. VF.Ii UUOTIlKItS:
It i- with pi eii an re that we commend your
Farmer Cook in jr. Hinve to tin- general puhilic.
I I'hey are an nl solute household necessity at
I tliis lime, e-i ceially \> lien s.i inueli <?( domes
lie duly ano management depends more or
less upon our wives and daughters. The
.Stove i-- a- simple and beautiful a construc
tion iis it is rapid ami reliable in its work.
In a word, it is us tie.ii perfect as it can bo
John l\ Kiuard, .1. K. Nance,
J. f. S Itrown, Isaac Herbert,
I. 5. Mc'Jnickcn, A. Longshore,
John /.brume, 1>. 1'. Hawkins,
W. F Melts, * O I' Harris,
Jas Lester. 8. Worts,
<'. M. \\ illtanis, It. F. tiriiliu,
I!. Suber, M. Longshore,
T. J. Seel, Mrs A. Uolduig,
L. Dickel, J. I'- Williams,
II. W. Subor, J. M. II. Huff,
I), s. II.,Me, J. w. liillism,
J. U. Kpps, J. V. Ox ncr,
J. VY. Khoades, M Heeder,
Samuel Abrams, M C. Lonshore,
M. L. Voting, J. 0. St< wart, ?
J. U. Jolinai n, W. L. \S alcrs,
II. II. adricks, W. M Kinard,
I. rvi Klawson, Jaeob Kibler,
.1. It. Floyd, (i VV Andrews,
II. S. Burton, J. 8. Pitta,
James Oarrcit, L. Longshore,
W. U. I ter on, Win. A I'air,
John S. Cook. Job.. McCurloy,
J. II. Roo/.or, W. Dorroh,
A. (J. llul?iigHwortli.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Omnivov Nkwiikriiv.
I certify that 1 am acquainted wit Ii John
1'. Kinard, .T. ('. S. Drown, nnd others,
whoso names are uppendod. to the foregoing,
recommendation, that ihey arc reputable
citizens of Ne wherry county, nnd entirely
worthy of credit,
Givon under my hand nnd seal of office
Ulis March 1*7:'..
WARRKN M. PKAGLK,
Deputy Clerk, Nowberry comity,
f Prom the Abbeville (S. C.) Press & Banner,
Jhi>. l?, 1K7:j ]
AnrtKVii.i.K, S. C. Dec. ID, 1K72.
JURSSRS VUl VER RROTJ/ERS.
We cheerfully grant you permission i"
use our names us you see proper hi com
mundnllon of your Partner Cooking Stove, j
for wo regard it hh being ultogether lhe
best cooking stove in no. It is all that is
desirable in n store, for it is simple in
eniistruction, has no dampens or flues lo
burn out, mel hake* ijuiek niel leant ifnlly.
We bespeak frvr ymi a ?bers I patronage I
from our neighbors anH1 Friends, believing
ns we do Iliul no>ie who purabuse one ol
those stoves will cVer fcgreat it. hut will
consider it a rare prize in these .lays, vrl?e??
good cooks arc so hard to gel Your enter
prise inerit.-? BUCC0SS, and we hope you will
nit n in it.
.1 W Jordan, John Jenes, J D Nee!.
1) V Nc?l, S Tnlburt, W McCain.
JniticH Barnes, .1 t' Dritt, 1' Tucker,
.lohn I lagan, W Wantin, .1 B I'ruitt,
.1 K Hell, lleury Dowic, A Hull.
'.V !'? Bowie, duo. Vance, T V I'ruitt,
0 r Hannah, M C Divers, ? Jones;
O W .Ni< h.>ls, S It Cook, J 0 Hull,
S O Young, .1 Jordan. M Freeman
W W icklilTe, .1 Cri?well, V Sharp.
.1 M Pruitt, A J Weed, W A Hall.
A .1 rTiukscHles, T O Hill. Hort Itlley.
.Hi*. Thoincson, O \V Dowon, Win. .Cook,
.1 DAIcwino, A Kver. .1 T Clicathain,
K Taylor, II It iL v. 11 M Priiico,
M I. Ashley, W Pooslicc. S W Drooks.
N Acker, * II U Dnvviiport, .1 S Shirley,
Wm. Ilflgun, .1.1 Acker, J M Jordan,
.1 c Pnosliec. W c CnoiH-r G I' Oncall,
.1 I? Adnms. W P Anderson, W M Webb,
.1 I- PvOslicc, T I'. Puckett, W V\ hit ley,
It V Acker. II J Eptinjr, P A Tr.bblc.
STATK OF SOUTH CAROLBX.V,
Ainti \ n i t: County, Jnnunry 14,187:1.
I. I.. D. Dowic, Clerk of the Court of
Co in moil Pleas and (Jeiier.il Sossions, for
county nnd Sta <? aforesaid, do hereby
certify thai I am personally acquainted
with I lie above signer*, and lake pleasure in
saying thai Ihey arc severally honorable
ger.llenirn, and m c men of credit mi l un
doubted veracity. I will add thai Messrs
Culver Brothers have pnld several hundred
?>f their Farmer I-coking Stoves in hi*
county, nnd, ko far as I have beard, they
give uiiiveisal snl infliction.
I.. I>. DOM IK.
npril I'.) It
NOT LC R
id i ll r. ' ?> SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
Or.anoi.I'.i ltd Cot'XTV, S. C,
May 'oil,. 1873.
2tl :v *dr"?TlNG of ike County Hoard of
Schoo! F.xunviners. held in pursuance of an
Act "f '!:?? Sennral Assembly, pr aiding (or
TI'.F.S. Hi ? following g??ti*leiiwn were duly
appointed lo hold rlivir '?flicc tor tk^ T??n?
ot I wo yea v. to wit :
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 1.
I i. ..'??' s i inni.-n j>.
.IC \1 War: oek
.11* ry Tilly.
Rufus Fold r.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. _'.
l*oplttr Ttttcnahip,
W .1 Suid r.
Wiu I'noiling.
W ie reeiic.
SCHOOL I ISTR1CT NO. .1.
/V?i (ii ?>' < 7"i Hfltiji.
a i; Flood.
Smith Glover.
W W Vice
?CP.Oi I. D181 RICT SO. 1.
Atntlt'u Toirttfhip.
.1 l. Jamiitou.
1' H Jonen. ?
F Ruyck.
SCHOOL DISTRICT .V>.
J'i onitfei ic< To tenth!p.
V VT Vogt.
Harry Welfare.
Louis H illurd.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No 0.
(ioOilltu't /'"I'll -hip.
W ?de Hampton.
Alack MeKclvey.
V M Smith.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 7.
I I.you't Township.
A O Hodman.
\ AC W illiam*.
F VY Williams.
SCHOOL DISTRICT S?.
(W ( ustli Totrnthip.
I'd er t 'a rson.
M it1 in W illinms.]
W in Suminei s.
SCHOOL DI.STRICT NO. 'J.
Miihllc Ttacathip.
J r M Fonres.
Rev Thos Phillips.
SUedrick Ca i n.
SCHOOL DISTRICT tf'>. 10.
(/nitiyr T 'i> a. fnji.
T C Andrews.
Hany Glover.
Hcnr) Dickson.
l-i HOOL DISTKIcr No. 11.
('air < 'ate 7oir/is/i/y>,
O H H i ley
Peter Gladden.
F.ririek (ilover.
SCHOOL DISTRICT MO. 12.
Uranchvi?e Townthip,
\\ H Reedish.
F.wd Oroen.
Henry llilcy.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. l?.
Nttc Hope. Township,
Rev Snin'l May.
tieo Garvin.
Simeon T Burton.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I t.
Hlizabdih Town hip.
R V Dann'.i !y.
Kufus Whetstone.
Joo Bush.
SCHOOL DISTIUCT NO. 1/i.
EtU?tO Tvtl ll // ij>.
Bam'l T l7.1ar.
Allen Brown<
I'hh'1 Washington
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10,
Union Township.
Utr W F Chaplin.
Aal on SiuilllOllfJ.
Wni 11 Myers.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 17.
Zinn xownship.
Wrt N Moont.
\\ in 11 Burton.
( oj?1111.s Furrism.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. Ii?.
WMuto 'l'ownship.
W L W Ril.-v.
F. .1 Frederick.
Ii \ ing Jennings.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 19.
Liberty Tourna/iip,
.John II LivingHim?.
Hui UM l'oll.
J J Juniisou.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NU. 20.
(tooiiland Township,
II W Corbitt!
Aaron Ferguson.
deo Vi Barton.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 21.
JIthron Towushijt.
1) K Sbnnnahau,
Isaac TboirtuS.
John 11 Axson.
SCHOOL D1STJIU T N0\ 22.
[{orki'if Grove Township.
Johu H PbilUps.
Autlrew Harrison. *
Andrew Tyler.
Sell,.?.1 District N?>. '2'2 shall hereafter
comprise such port ions of Rue key (jiove
noil Hopewell Townships, (formerly School
Districts Nod. 2*2und 21 respectfully,) as art.
iii?i Bi-t i.ft' from ilie County of Orangeburg
in the formation of ihe New County of
Aik.n.
The attention ol Trustees hereby nppoint
ed, i - called to Chanter XXXIX, Sections 2
und 4 of the (??moral Statutes of houtli
Carolina, which reads a? fo'lows : B
'?Section 8.?The snid Trus*e?a w ithin fif.
toon (l?) '.'aysafter their appointment, shall
take an oath or a'ilrmatioti faithfully nn I
impartially to discharge tho nutlet uf ihe
Office, which oath t!ie members are autho
rized to administer to ea*h other,
"Section I.?Il shall b*. Hie iltlty of tho
?stil Trustee", nny two of whom shall con
stitute a quorum, to meet as scon an I us
often a" pr icti ? t'i'e. afitat-jhn\' :ig l>.*eu ap- J
Hointctland ounjilied, at s-<-h idace as mnv
be most convenient in tin* T>?strlct. Atvt ?"t
their first meeting they *>hn'l organise bv
nppo'ntlrt^ one of their number clerk of the
llo.ircf. who ?ball presl to at IS * offieial mert
ing?r nt the Trustees, uu I shall r?.?or l ilie'r
proceedings in a bu. k to be kept for that [
I urpose &<* v
Mi? dn'y i*'acted' Clerfi 1*?be Board of
Trustees of tin irre tpcctivu Sch'oofDl-frljts, j
nil! n ??!. application *o this office h* fntrn'*
ished with lli ? booli *? provi led lor by Sec.
4. ami ulso with a copy of -?A'*nl lei to
estahli h mi l maintain a tystein, of Free
('?anmriti Seheols for iho Stale r>fS?~arli [
Carolina," as applies to fheir jurisdiction J
and ilufb s. ?
F. R. V K'N'l, \ V.
County School tlom*nla*ten*%r.
orangeburg County S. ('.
may 10 lit
United States Internal
Eevenue.
Notice io Special-Tax Payers
The law of December 24, lsT'J, requires
i very person engaged in an" business,
avocation, <>r employment, ?tiich renders
him liable to a 8PKGIAL TAX, to procure
and place conspicuously in his establish
ment or place of business, A STAMP de
noting i lie payment of ..aid Special Tax be
fore cr.mmencing business.
The taxes embra.I within the provisions
of law above quoted art* the following, viz :
Rectifiers.$200 00
Dealers, retail IhpiAr. 2"> fMi
Dealers, wholesale li<iuor. 100 U0
Healers, in malt Liquors, wholesale... 50 14) i
Heuler-, ill mall liquors, retail. "0 00
Healers in leaf tobaeeo. 2"> oo
?
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco . ?no txi
and on taint of over $1,000, fifty J
cents for every dollar in excess
of $1,000.
Drnlnrs hi manufactured tobacco. fi 00
Manufacturers ot stills. 5(> 00
and tar each still or worm manu
factured. 20 00
Manufacturers of tobacco. 10 00
Manufacturers of cigars. 10 00
Peddlers of tobacco, first class,
(more than two horses). 50 00
Peddlers o' tobacco, Seeon I cl iss,
{?2 horses). 25 00
Peddlora of tobacco, third class,
(I horse).'.. 16 00
Pc Idlers of tobacco, forth class,
(on foot or public conveyance). 10 00
Brewers of less than 500 barrels. 60 00
Brewers of 500 barrels or more. 100 00
Any person who shall fail to comply with
Ihe foregoing requirements wi.l bo subject
In severe penalties.
Special-tax Payers throughout the Cuitcd
Stau s arc reminded that they must make
application to the Collector (or Deputy
Collector) of their respcclivo distriots, and
procure the proper stamp for Iho Special
tux. Year, cointaonoing May 1, 1K7.1, without
Waiting for further notice.
VY. R. CLOUTMAN,
Collector Lntctmal Revenue.,
2D District South.Carolina.
Application may also be made to, and
stamps procured of,
ROB KT B. STANELY,
Deputy Collector,
Charleston Fouth Curolina.
May 3 it
H6L
NOTICE.
Jn occot'lance with art ACT of the Gene
ral A inl.lv pllSSl'd on lite .?Of b I'ch run IV '
18*16, all persona HOLDING CLAIMS
against the County of Orjiigcburg prior to
the first .lay of November A. D. 1872, will
present the came to George Doliver, Esq.,
Clerk of the Court of said County, for Reg
istration, oti or before the first day of Octo
l.cr, A. I). 1873, anJ all Clmims.not Regis*
'vied within said lime will not be paid.
E. T. R. SMOAKE,
Cbnii n an Hoard County Commissioners.
GEORGE DOLI VER,
Clerk.
may :? tf
i^IAfiii NOTIX'K.-All persrtM
_ having demands sgsiust the Palate of
Juby Weeks deceased ?re notified to pre
sent the same properly attested to the uu-<
dersigued and nil pc.?on? indeted are re
i|uesteil to iniike iuime iiate payment an I
desire to close the Estate.
P. M. CARSON.
Administrator of tin Kst:ite of Jaby Weeks,
may * 8t
11?SSELL STUKET,
Tafte.? pfctfsrrr'" in announcing to her Cus
tomers nnd Ine Public in general that ab?
has opened lief SPRING STOCK consisting
of the LATEST STYLES of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Thankful for past tarttr*, sh?* respectfully
solicits a continuance of the surtVe.
A SPECIALTY?Drws Making, Cutting;
and Fitting Caroled eu as tiswi) by Mrs. 1.
s. i UMMINGS.
Country Orders respectfully solicited and
will meet with prompt utluution.
apl 19 lm c
Spring Arrivals
? AT
Gear reduction in prices of SpringGcods
bought in the last tetrday.
IP Y<?U W ANT TO ?ET THE REST AND
Cheapest ready-tasde Spring Clothing,
go to MeXAMAR.VS.
IF TOD W ANT LADIES AND CHILD*-'
-* ren's Shoes of wie best" quality ?r?d at lov? -
prices, go-to McN AM AftA'S.
P VOU WANT LADIES DRESS uOODo
. Cheap t.nd Styli-li, po to
McN A XI ARA'S.
IP Y<?U WANT UKNTKKMEVS CA8SI
uicrea. ? ihrhs, Tne.nl*. Mclt.ma. Drib*^
d'etc. Summer drills and eoltonndes, etc ,
at*, oi t!i.' best qnaliiy,and the largest Stnc'^jj
tuwti, .-:?. ! al loVf uric tu. go to
McN A MA HAS.
IF Ynt" WANT ?OOD SCO Alt, * MIS'
Poi 51, go 10' McNANKUtA S.
IL Y' U W AN T i;iinr> HIHlWN HOMES
j uii oliti Wide, at 1-' cuts, g.i lo
" Me.N.VMAR.v S.
_- - ? J-A?,-?- ???.? hau
tf YOU H AN'T To RCY CIIK.VP POlti
JL Ca-a. r...to M<*N A M AH AS.
._L^ J_: / '
P.cing thankful lor tilt' lihcval patronage"
hoMriMrcd n:'i tie' in th" prut. I respectfully
sclteit wcomlnhnucoof the sann?.
J McN AM AN A.
Appiil 1873" '
NOTICE. Z
?Dalinquent Land Sales,
OUAliO KBCRO COUNTY
i
Amrlia Totrnship.
.1 ft r. A'makcr, IvKi
Da vie P. /.eitler, 12 H) acres.
J.i.'-rrty ToH~M*kijt,
John C Whctstenc, 7<X>, bought' from' ?'.
R. Run on
(hingt Tpfrmvhfp',
He i j Ryus, ?8?.
Jas P Mays, one town lot. "
Pharoh Itobinson, one town lot.
U'iltoi TotmiktjK
James Ilagnn
Pursuant to"An Act" to nrncn l An Ac%
entitled An Ac* Providing for the Assess
ment and Taxation of property, passed
September 15, 1 S<?8, and nil Acta Amenda
tory thereto. Approved March 12, 18T2*
Notice is hereby given that the whole of ibm'
several Parcels, but- and parts of Lots of j
Real Estate described in the preceding lint,
j or so much thereof as will be necessary to
pay the Taxes, Penalties and Assessments
charged thereon, will be sold by Treasurers
of Orangeburg County, South Carolina. wAt^
hia Office in said County, on the First Mon
day, (fifth) of M iy, A D. 1873.
Unless said Taxes, Assessments and Per
allies be paid before'that time: and sucl
Sale will be continued from day to day until
all of said Parcels, Lots and parts of I.otai
Real Estate shall he sold or offered for saD
Said lands to be Sold and Conveyed in/?
timpU without any right of redemption.
JAS. Vas TASSEL;
Auditor's Office. County Auditor, Or.ingel
burg County, April 11th, 1873. 2
J. FELDER MEYERS'
TRIAL. JI ST I CK.
OFFICE COl'RT HOUSE SQUARE,
"Will give prompt attcution to all busini
entrusted to hits. mi
Do Von Want I
NEW GOODSi
GO TO
BRIGGMANNS.
|F YOU W.VX'lr {
CHEAP GOODS
GO TO
BRIGttMLVXJTS
WUKUM YOU'LL FIXDi
Any and Everything
aov i u f