The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, June 07, 1873, Image 5
To correspondents: Deoliood with
thanks, "Castor Oil nod Senna." "A
Night in the Ram." "Kicks and
Cuffs," aud "Good Advice."
Tho students of Kentucky University
nro reported to be in nctivorebellion be
cause the faculty forbid their, selecting
Ex-President Audrcw Jackson ns their
orator for commencement.
The Cincinnati Tinea says (hat " "om
Ewing is booked ns the uext Democratic
J J cajijtfdsttr for Governor of Ohio." Next
to running John G. Paxe for Clovcrnor
of Vermont, the most inoffensive politi
cid rccrenlion in the world is to book u
Democrat for Governor of Ohio.
An ekehange tolls us that "thd ladies
of Ironton, Mo., have united to discour
age tho practice of smoking in churoh.','?
They won't let us smokein railroad darn,
nor in street earn, nor in private parlors,,
nor in theaters, and now they wadt to
f-top us from smoking in ehureh. The
'.hing is becoming really alarming.
It is said that an Indiana preacher
declared in a rocont sermon that "no
woman who wears false hair is a lit
person to sit in the housh of the Lord."
fUHi hs all the woivcn in his congregation
wore jute instead of false hair, they
thought ho was "going" fur the women
of the other church.
A Bridgeport map. who w:i< 'driven in
the night time by firo from his house,
took his wife, who escaped with unthing
but her night clothes, to her father's
house and said : "Dad I married your
11'* vwiij - \< i Lut ? ii'f) {Ii ?v. i fi LT/t (t*
daughter fifteen years ago, and I've
brought her back." The old man
thought slu .didu't dress so veil as she
nscd.lo.
. . * ' ? '?' '' *'?1 Jj.
The "India rubier bustle" U again
heard from. This time it w;;s a IJnmk
lyn youtig lady, who was thrown from
her carriage eotniog down the hill from
Prospect Park. Shc?made uincty -seven
?and a half bounce*, in ulk, ond was final
Jy rescued, by a hook arrd fodder com
paoy, from the top of a telegraph polo.
where she had stuck in 'attempting to
complete the ninety-eighth fcouncO;
An impulsive Conocetioul young-man
Pont bis gill th? piece of sltcjC music
, entitled. "I will iuni you at the benu
tiful ga'c." Her father BtH/f the piece
.wjjgfesho oponoi} the pne knge', and after ,
ihflWng a bucketful of tar over '>!< gojto.
quietly remarked to his daughter, "He
cau wt.it for you if he want s to, but you
won't either ?f ym* swraig on- thut g;jto ,
if tar will keep you off."
Thomas CnrMc himself could' hardly
he mire bittor upon anything ltriti>h
than Mr. Ruskin has been when ho says, .
while moralizing on the theme th it ibis
ago has distinguished itself in tho ac
quisition of the destructive and tho loss,
of the decorativo hrt*, that England of
today will, in the eyes'of'the future
historian, be chiefly remarkibl? for cov
ering glass \iith pictures site could not
paint, and killing hor factory ? women in
the manufacture of cartridges with Avhich
she -would' not fight. d> d?iw j.u
This seems highly uu\<n ildu. It i^
related that a few evenings ago a way
iarcr journeying along a country road in
Connecticut, close to the boundary of
Rhode Island, was overtaken by a severe
thunder Storno, Tho win! wrench" "I
his umhrclla from his grasp and b'cw it
into the adjoining State. In eoiisotjuenee
?jf this catastrophe thu UUlurtunate
traveller got HOakcd tillou;h, Look tbft
rhcumutiz and died, hut,'trunks to the't
umbrella, Rhode Island wasn't oven
moistened.
.1 V.i, ,.T verfii;:i.- mu( Aim Jflod '.r
The New Volk y/'.i'uA/f.iitiunloi that
the amount, of act mi! < ash brought into
this couutry by imuiigr.int.-i averages
I I'll) to every immigrant., aud values
every immigrant as a laborer at,81,000
Consequently it/ estimates tho increase
of material* wealth from the iniiui^ratiful
bf last-week alone, at itluiSiwu of 817,
000,000. Tho Ilntitd't stttiuiMte is en
tirely within the limitH of reason; The
.muscle, bfain and treasure brough toour
?du ?res limn Europe arc a [n-izoof ii?e.-t i
. tmiWo-vnluo.
One million of dollars is tb'he-spent for
the purpose oPerecting 'in dictators'' to
mark the most imp-irtant positions on the
battlefield of Gettysburg. Th<* mmiey
would bo better spent if it were given to
the dismembered veterans who grind
organs at our Streut corners /or a living.
These "indicators" can only serve to
keep alive, memories which, the best
wisdom of mankind has told us, should
be discouraged. Kv'on Pagan Home
passed*laws prohibiting all such public
uicu orials of her civil Wins. Ilistoiy
will suJnetoutly preseryo thoetorj ol our
soldiers' valor ?od sacrifice/!. It is the
duty, not less tlain tho iateivV. ol thi.v
generation t? banish nlwteycr eontrib
?tc? to keep alive tltoso unpi ritios that
hfiould have been buried forever bcticulh
the apple tree at Appotnattox.
A ccrresputident ol tho Abbeville
M?-i!o>'.?, writing of a lecture at Coke*
bury, to promote the cruise of temperance,
sly A; 'Wc have an efficient Co laborer,
tlio Judge of tho Eighth GUtfalt Ron;
T. U. Cookc, whoso very first utterunoes
from tho bettoh wcro in robukc of the
evasions of the law aod of tho unrc
Atr'aiuod indulgence itf iut'?.\:catin^
drink throughout his circuit. Tho hone
ficiiti effects oLjhiB
and tho rebi?j7eij|of j
envinced hy t-k*> jposj
throughout his ciret
duo to the dodge for
tnent of a law whicn h is
wh i'ly disregarded in its application to
an evil which h n niOTO fruitful sjurju
of ermo thui all others combined
Should hi-* example ho i ?itated iu every
judi.-al circuit in tho State, eafofoiog
even the present, meagre restri ctioira iu
their true spirit, South Carolina Would
witness the,, iuuruxuraiion of an era of
i ? ???']? r ?
prosperity and :i cessation t)l 0(0*10
which would eailsu joy through nit Ijor
fmnlVrrt."'' ? *' '
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ol" OriiHKchuri; County,
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AugUbtus 1?. Knowlton has p'lichajeil
j.au interest in this paper, lite editorial.,
charge of which he assumes with the |
prcsviuisiuo, Mr Browning's temporary
can* nct*:ion v ith tbcNKWs havingo^ ire I
hy the terms of the agreement between
! ? I
himaclf uud the pUjblishors, whose hearty
lhatrk;. ho has l'.r tho Qruargy, 7.<;al ami
ability Which have- <.h trite tariffed hi?
* iiiiiii.ige inert of their joiivrsih
-?^mmmmtmi- . ? ??! -
ike OrnniicburK Xitib
Will shortly .tpponr in a riew dress,
at the priisppct of whi.h it foliciutes
it-elf exe. eiT:i|o!j. We kn -w we aro
not i!je h .u ls'i-uost p.pur ;,v tl,u world,
at present?so fur as mere are j
(Mtiecrned. Hut hand-ouro is ".7 ho h'ra l
some does, and by that nile our inler
nal i on. cio'.i-n. . s CJjstlfos ?s in that t'ic
.4>l?.!_ **!._ J V.' X?to!4lt?? *d ? ?I?'
OnANOKIIUBU ?EWS is a veritable
"Hint ^0OT..*?s ?yt-?vu4ci?*MK js. . r
ApoKo iir the j..mm iIULc, I'll !.
. ihr; liii. H If fi.'H \* H'w sirvfhbd?
wi?Ji a sharp ?tick ahmt thtrt h'anlc of
Ore St.rio bus! i star. Our Columbia e m
temporary is cviftmt'y -.vr well posfe-l in
this matter as .?n nio:t >. i, r snhje -l>
and wo await the 'impending ei'isi.s" with
Some iulcvesu Ni.thin; has* as yot
appeared, implicating anybody. Th'-ru
'f::.i ;i irtri'rrr, wilhott d ?'lbt, b it in
. in has .'.an d to say there Wils a - . I
'_? . . . - .
'i hc Woibivs.
'Tr* lAtfioi i*et>* !
i r**Q\ ffat r;,Hr*;.JL
v apt, i i JacK b is b??en taken, an 1 n
i * oSflj bos vrar %ii nl * rj
whit is tho ?uvcj-iii.Hc.it g/tmj to d)
about it .'Wo lo.k M<j.sou k'v ^.?ulell and
Imd a >r?H? in> cousmpi-t-ico.. .'flhen WO j
^ftnlt Jen DSivrS; Mit dfchYl know wbt.
to'.].;- ur*W bim An'l uo\\' .).?\ wi'.i
.'. .. ..JA
play the dcti'-e with- ih nil'intern at ton il
lau poi.-Cj. If .1 a- k- liuaol.p-Af c I'.-i;
l?i his lights' who shall say lo: is not
< ul .t lud to be oopnid ned' a biJUg-:-o*i t '/
? /'?/,,ito nt. least. Let Caleb Cashing
and iKo^WAglWn*Chtel dusttce sell lo ti.o
ciVi^iTViV. -'-' ????rt*?*^* ??*?? ? bo
_ IL ^
ijevft-flw? ^*w*:-i at tstt><< ft
I IMTt K *i > ? ?i11t?f?s.C?:* lit S
'I'licie was a ji pei in Augusta called
the Cu?x(ii<ttlo,nili.-.t. It wan a doino
>crstir paper ?aud it died. Selah ! There
was a pa pot iu Clnilcsfei filled tho
C'otirui: It was a'd' tiioeratiir pipor?
aud it d - 1. S. li!, ! I^k-w; 10 .'.so with'
the Coin nbta-.S;s"'/i C'ii'/?t'''ii^ lOven
so with th.;'S tvan i lev i/^ A/'i'; < I
So t4'K isiw oho 0bar 1 o*t.ni WSnos, in
qiioliogTroiii its friouJ?j speaks rff thcui
th'tisly : "The Co'umhia l'h<ru'?, (^Con
servative)''? '-The I'.'?>.!?? v, j ' '.iiiscrvtt*
tivo);" *Vx:._
All which is vu?y su'^gostWe, hut
hatdly O.iloMlalid tu-delay the I'iIIicimIk.
A Ilrltt tViitouho.Ml
Nut nfiiv monibs ago, (Here couio
into the vihaoe'iil Norili Ad.im-. .Mas.-.,
a widow llinn the bill coiiuii- , M?h the
remains n{ her liusbaiid for burial. (Join
u;g -to t be L rave, a slight 1 Ciivillg 4ir!'
bilusi'd i flciay in pVojierly placing the
c- Olli in llH3 p.roiuui. So, having shed
llttr l< -''ol m.nie bvr ii.oaus, site I- It
?be n Ulflllt) ahoVe j.iouu.1 and went to
ijic i. 'ulster t. Jn use. ami was niarric? lo
a tu w (Vuatutnd b.'loie the tie id body of
tbeol'b \ras- lovcrvd With c.iili. J -
t/mtf/e,
Wi i!v v n-nJt/ b? first husband duud,
and wasn't sho ulono, uird wasn't ii her.
duly to get him Utfdor ground '{ And
who so iutcrcntetl in getting a lirst bus
band under groU'lU S3 a B?.CoiiJ / Ho
sido, if NV?. 1 died a natural death what
more co^rld lie ask.? ^
Fehjp ! how uiireasuDablef^eHOcm
et trues.
Tli? i;iilon-llorj
A capital piece of nevfspapo^iTtrat
cgy was the recent purchase of the
Columbia Union by Judge-A ndrews, the
result of which is that the judge now
controls, ill the Union- /ter\dJ, the
ublcst, brightest aud most influential
papor in tho State. Mr. Northrop, tho
editor-ih chief of this powerful journal,
is the accomplished tnas'tet of a Etyle
whoso vigor, fluoncy aud point have uu
equal in South Carolina. He ia light or
heavy artillery as tho occasion requires,
with a caisson always at hand well pro
vided with the neatest of minies or tho
most destructive of. round shot aud
?I'?N' ' '" i i iii mmmm
As a Kcpubliean we are proud of
tho Union Herald^: end as a citizen of J
Orangeburg we aro proud that tho pre
sent commanding position of that p*pcr
is largely owing to tho energy aud shrewd
bnelucss tact uf our frieud and feljow
townsman, .fudge Andrews.
JIomoMtend.
Thus is a hone question with many of J
our citizens.
TrW Pnpreme Conrt of ehe United
States has rcocntly decided that the
provisions oT State Constitutions and
State Laws allowing the homestead
against contracts and judgmcula
existing prior to their ado[ t'mn or pas'
sago, nro in contravention of the Cor/ati
tutton'of the United Stares and there
fore void in such cases.
The 1'. S. Constitution, however, con
trols the, States only^ < n this point, and
imposes no limitation upon Congress,
whieh. hy its Bankrupt Law. allows
.5" I.*- iiift' fitrl*
homc-te.id and exemptions in dhoh State
to the amount fixed hy the Constitution
.lud lutta thcrcjf n-s they cxislo l i*
167 li
Tn tire' Ri'tcVbsf af tho citizon it is Cd
be regretted that proceedings in Ihtnk
ruj.t.ir are' far lUol'e, exp'obnw rhnn
those iir H-omcstea 1 claims under tho
Stat? law.
Nevertheless, those uto will, can be
fttveif.
Tlio KAnhrupl I.a?r?in Inr
I'orlaiit QlreKlie>ll.
? [ M MM ? J ? ? I .: Jti
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Since writing the foregoing article, we
have considered with so.nc care tli3
argumeut of the Richmond Di p tt>'li,
.v Ii ich appears on o ir first p ige, as to
the uneou-titntloimlity of certain pro
v pilous! of the Bankrupt Luv.
The points made by the Disput, h
anmuui.jiiruifrly to thii^.
That the.art of Congress allowing
homestead cxcmplious is uncons' itntiou
;U for tho reasons:
litt. That/ it? ?VtmiduM th" i^ciaioU of
the Virginia' Cou"'t of A'ppCirls, and
2d That it is not uniform, as it neither
? respects the State laws not fixes the
amount it,, if."
As to the first point, itr is sufficient to.
reply that the U. S. Cointitlitinu, by
express terms, empowers Congress to
pass a uniform haukrupt law. If the
hrAf [<t uniform there is no question as hi
its constitutionality.
The liispntdi says that the law is not
uniform fur the reason that ''it neither
icspects flic Slato law, nur fixes the
a mount itself*."
Of course no inatf with nh'otincc of
brain would hciiotisly declare a Bank
rupt net unconstitutional for llie mere
i reason that? it faded t??"respcct" some
law or laws id Virginia; HO W*: shall
dcspA'fclf that put of the /jts/ntrh's
reasoning suln'mirily.
As tu tho sen-dud p<rrt>ofti.v Dt\
Y?//<//'* srSOud point ? that tho act is not
.uniform in that it does not "fiet the
amount itself"?it i* ?uougli to suy, in
tho words of the old law UKixim, that
id cn'lum ett qiiod cerium rrJdi p<>,'isf?
what can bo made certain, (or lix.'d,) m
Certain (or fixed)? nnd to refer the DU
pntch to that part of the Bankrupt act
which roads as follows-:
' It is hereby enacted that they {the
homestead cxempiioiis) shall be tho
amount allowed by the Constitution, and
laws of each State re-peotivoly sr exist
ing in tho year 1871; and that such
exemptions shall !)?? valid agSiDSt debts
contracted before tlie adoption and pas
sage of Mich State Constitution and
laws, aB well as those contracted ufter
the same, and against liens by-judgmout
or decree of any State Court, any deri
sion of any auch court rendered since
the adoption and passage of such Consti
tutions to the contrary notwitbstnod
ing."
Applying this section of the set to
tho Constitutions aud laws of the
various States as they stood iu 1ST 1,
and construing the whole iu the spirit of
tho maxim above cited, the amount^ of
"hoMicsfesd and exemptions allowed in any
given Stale is absolutely fixed aud
absolutely certain.
This disposes effectually of the points
raised by the Dispatch.
Hut there is a graver question than
any raised by tho Dispatch?and it is
this : Tho . amounts allowed as exemp
tion; are not the samo in nil the States .
Id South Carolina, for instance, the
amoint allowed is $1500, while iu some
other States the amount is greater and
in other', again, less. Ts such a 15 ink
rupt law uniform ? This is too question
up-ln which the U. S, Courts Will
finally have to pass. <e?
Our opinion is, that the law is in al]
respects constitutional^ Tho reasons
upon which we b iso our opinion will
appear in another article.
Poor American ;CIi!I<lrcii.
We tako the follow!***? passage from
the admirable oration delivered by Jtev.
Dr. Iiilicuthal (a Hebrew Rabbi) at
Spring Urove Cemetery, Cincinnati, on
''Decoration Day, {.
We in the North wish to bury in eter
nal oblivion the past hatred, tho past,
feud : let those down in the South follow
our example. When last year, 1 euuo
up from llumbolt, Tennessee, to (Marks
ville, about fi:ty girls eatered tho car,
aud we passengers did our utm >.st to
accommodate them all with seal:',. I
bad two pretty, bright children on my
seat " ?? ho are yon V1 1 asked them..
"Wo arc all orphans/' replied the elder
girl. '-Where ure yoti going to?" Sho
nanmd the placer and continued : ''We
are going ,:?give :\ co lee-'t f^r t !>b in :fi
of ?ur asylum." ' What asyhi i>. toy
child?" "Tho Congfcrnto" Or;?hn (
Asylum,"e\o ropl.oJ. sly hoartthrjj? |
bed and chillc '. Cvufifjerato orphan:! ! j
Do they down ltio??* ^^r* *,{*Jh h i it j-,
and is th-~ rising gcuOr^iou Jet r ated
Under such titles, : 1 loh . bitter, very
bitter, and only asked: "How much
do you charge for ye Ufr tickets '{" '"Fifty
Cents, sir," she replied', "an 1 our sup r
ruteudclit there has tl"?in l.<r sale." |
calhd him up to my ?out, handed him
five dollars, arid distributed tho ti kets
among the orphans, tint they could
resell them.
"W hat is yortr' thime, Kfr," a sited' the
superiutendcut.
"A Northern man," 1 replied, "who
knows no distinction bi'.weeu redoril
orphans aud Coufederajn orphans, and
who knows only poor IA u.-ric.i i chil
dren."
Important to 4 ?I?n?-?I Soldier*.
I -Tui.t i ions as to Ijo?XTV, Hack.
1'av, kv< .
Senator Patterson, yho has interested
himself in this mattei tor those entitled
to bounties iu t his Stato, has be.ui re
qucst'nd hy the war dtravtnsent to make
the following explanat.on of the muni r
of obtaining them :
All eulisfed' men')who have not re,
CtrVed all pay aiid*ullowunee.s due should
make a statement e" their cluim, with 1
their names, present >>.st ofli Ire address,
deirtgiHitmh ot tho souipa'ny aud'regi
moot in which clienr served, to the
second auditor of
treasury, and not ui
tal's ottice, as this day la devolved'upon
tho seeoud officer tcfsktlc these accounts.
All enlisted men vfi ?Cef? slam* at the
dato of enlistment,
Congress are pi iced
ing with all o her enlstcd men, and ate
ehTttted to a bountl, ami should make
their claim for the/
an litor of the I'nitc
Tho.-e claimants
notice from the tie iscry department
that their < (aims hS*1
be paid by (railing
!wt United Slates
the adjut int gene
by a recent act of
Ipon the same foot
same to the second
States treasury,
who have reeott nd
II. Cuuit*ulliu*iu; alCbarle-U >u, who is
the ofiVor- designtfod in thisStuto to
disburse this fund.
Senator Paltdrsol deems it beat that
the largo number
be informed how
saving c irtvapnudo)
o been allowed will
upon l/teutun'tnt J
a lip are prob ibbj
entitled us ubjVO sfmld in this manner
o proceed, thereby
CO upon tho subject
Those papers, thAcl'orn, who tuny feel
like n<commodatii : lb ir renders, Will
find all the inlorm :i?<i necessary in the
foregoing explanat us. Incases where
the sold er has diet the wi Vw,or, where
she may have diuj
application.
It should bo
&t , unless he oj
the h<
like the
listinetly nt d^rsbood
that a claimant nof* noL *on& n*3 name,
she shall have been
notified from tho treasury departuieut
that a .certificate iu his or her favor hai
been issued, this oflice not having to do
with cukch prior to that action.
Mr. Simmer's Divorce.
It has already heen announced that
Mr. Sum ner had obtained a divorce
from his young and dashing wife,?. n the
ground of continued ehseucc?five jl.ts
under the Mnssaohuclts laws. She was
'the? widow" 'of'a millionaire Massachuctts
Congressman -Mr. Hooper?and only
twenty two. The Cincinnati Enquirer
nays:
We know not how it maybe, but it
has been said that a jealousy on the
part of the Honorable Senator had
considerable to do with this unfortunate
proceeding. Thero was, natura'ly, a
disparity of years and of tastes and
habits.. This almost universally pro
duces on unhappy marriage. Hut iu
this instance it was aggravated. Mr.
Sunnier fraa not only a bachelor id' long
matured habits, but he had formed
other connections and associations pecu
liar to himself aside from that fftet.
For instance, it was said that ho al
ways had hia carriage at tho door at any
party or ball they mutually attended, at
which he would say, "Madame, it is now
10 o'clock ; it is time to go homo, and
our conveyance is below." She would
reply, "I am happy lo hear it. You arc
skepy and tired. (!?> home nnd go to
bed, but 1 am not yet ready. 1 will
follow yon by and by. So, g'?>d eight
my dear." Then, a* you have heard, tho
Senator way said to b ; morbidly jealous
of a certain gentleman connected with
the Prussian Embassy, whom he had
himself introduced to his wife, extolled
in the highest terms, and which gentle
man afterward escorted her to many
evening nmu-emcnts, which her hus
band's habits forbade him to attend.
Out? day this 3'oung attache rocioved a
very peremptory letter from Berlin
ordering hin; to return homo immediate*
ly, and recalling him from the Prussian
Legation. He was thunderstruck by the
iutelltgenen ; not tonsci >ns of any nfli nso
against his government, ho Qould not
conceive what it moan t. I lo therefore
wrote to an influential friend at llOIIIO' to
mal.: iimu.ity'S of Count Bismarck a* lo
what wai tho real reason fur t'.is very
?v:'r ordinary pr -coding.
In rcniy, ho was i i'.iar.u ;!i it tay
cliuii'tsnn cf t'.c ScnuiO '.'o:n'nilteo on
l^iei-n llo.?li as, v'i i\'us then Sc.i? ,*!
tor Charles Sunnier, lud.writ.eu *\ letter \
11^11? sling his roca 11, and that the
Count did not consider that he was au
thorized to refuse a rennest coming front
such an Uiftuontial u?urco i.i ib * g >wt.
moiit to which ho was accredited. Of
course the young I'russian getitl ruau
duly informed Mrs. Sumnor of all this |
mid rumor hath it that that lady wis
not tit all phased wilh the Con-dupC of
her hushatjd in the matter. T!:e tier
man Secretary returned ho in and for
a time flic cloud upon tho marital rela
tions-of the Senator disappeared.
But by and by, as it was announced
to tho public, and, we think, by An
agicement hotweon tl'.e parties, Mrs.
Susaner'a beult h r.<p?irn.l that she
should leave I bo American cout.motit,
und breathe f r a time the air of Hump".
This was accordingly done, and the
atmosphere has been so bracing and tho
scenery ? ao pleas ant-?to Nty nothing of
her companionship?that shv has linger
ed lhere so long as to enable Mr. Sum
ner ti) obtain the divorce for wilful
abseuco, required by ilu^st.tuto. Mr.
Suinnrr will resume hi-old bachelor re
lations, and his lato wile?a young,
handsome and wealthy widow?will be
a prize, to be ctmlendod fur by gentle
men of position who are in the mutii
inoniul market
Sympathy is nut always appreciated
A. Titusvillo woman, seei'r.g a little sl.oe
black crying, opened her beut to him
:nuuething as follows; "There, dear,
don't cry ao. What is the troabhr, t^y
little mm '{ Won't ypu t dl ma whit
tho mutter is '! and?perhaps l eai help
you." 'Says he, "Sh l up yet' heul."
M.\i:ri?:i..- tin the !r*lin of May,.1873. at
the residence of Ihtfbrnle's falner, by toe
llev Itairsdm lWWtlr.br, \l r; -I* >11 \ W. I'I'N'
(Ml KS to Mi v s l I.I.I i: A. THOMAS. AM
of Orangebnrg County.
The Stato of South Carolina.
OlIANCKr.l'CC coVNTY.
I N J II i: C<?l R i OK 1'lloHATK.
By AUG C8t ?? it. KNOWl.ToN. Esq.,
,T.i.|e;e of Probate in said County.
W ll IT.K.VH. George l'olivrr hath applied
to me Tot I.(tii-r- <u Atrtmnistranon With I ho
Will i.in.cN.'l. en the llMate of pavi,d F.
XciglOl, late ot fi^uiigoburg County, del
oease.i.
Tncse ?ro ther.-!'. re to Otto ami u.buoii'sh
all auU singular the Kindred and Crpditoi >
of in^sald h' .'eftse.l, lm ntol appear be
fore u.e at s ?e*iri ot Probate*for the said
County, lo l>c hohlen.ui Omru^fibare, on the
20d day' of .tum?, lSTIt. nt lo o'clock A.
M. to show cause it' any, win the |ai I A.l
miiiifltration should not bo granted.
Uivon undor my hand and the Seal of my
Cunt. Ibis Oth ilny or .Mine A. 1?. l*7:t.
Sod in the uinety-sivctil h ye.ir of Aim rictoi
Independence,
A'Jii. p, KV^WT.TON,
|I. S.] Judge Of P.wityO <\
jtmc 7 In
Stable Manure.
A FINE LOT. For Sulo <;hettp by,
THAU 0. ANDKF.WS.
June 7 tf
NOTICK MY BXHCL'TRIX.
All persons having demands iiguitml
the Estuto of Muses Bruddy, deccused, are
hereby notified to present the same proper
ly attested, and all indebted to said Estate
to make payment to .
BACHEL BEADDY.
Quulificd Executrix,
jiuin 7 ? 8t
The State of South Carolina,
ORANGEI*URG COUNTY.
In thk Ctn ut of Pboimtk.
F.y AUGU?TUg Ji. .KNOWLTON, Esq.,
Judge of Probate in suhl County.
WHEREAS, B, Benson Tun-ant h,.th ap
plied to nfe for Letters of Administration
on tint Estate of dohu 11. Milhous, late ot
Urangcburg County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite nml admonish
nil and singular the. kindred ami Creditors
et the auid deceu*rd( to be hiiu oppear, he
nna- me, at n Court of Probate for the said
County to be Imhlcn ot Orungeburg/ on the
'iiid day of June. \H1''., in 10 v"clock A.
M., to slum- cause if any, why the suid Ad
Ministration should not be trvantcd,
Uiveu under my Hand ami ta>- ."v-el of Com','
this (>ili Jay of June A. I>. 1mid in
the ninety-seventh year of American imle
pefadenoei
[L.S,1 AUG. B. KNOW ETON,
I'robutc Judge, 0. C.
June 7 Ut
Notice of Dismissal.
T^TOTICK IS HEREBY 'i IVFN THAT rue
jj^ .Mom a 1 hui date I v>ill file my tioal
account With th< Honorable Aug. B. Knowl
t?in. Jmlge of I'robutc for (rrftngeburg
County, u? Administratrix of Ihu tislnln of
James K. Quattlvhaunt, dccCut<e<i, und usk
for betters or I'isinissub
AMANDA F. UUATTLUBAtJM,
May Split, 1 b7-i. Administratrix.
may :il Ini
NOTICE
OFFICE COUNTY AUplTOB,
OKANGFUIT.G COUNTY.
OnAxntifcirnh, S. C? alay 20tn 1P7:;.
NOTICK 6f RedOmptfon nf lunds sold at
Delinquent land snle )tuy 187"2, to A. F.
Browning and O. W. Baxter purchasers..
TAKE NOTICE, thut Nero Chuvis, A. F..
Uuntzler, April Grant, London Larrcnco
ami Frank Papdling, hu^e, made application
!? r the redeoiptiou of they. Real Estate sold
at saiU vale, and have paid into flu County
Treasury the full amount of taxes penalties
,\r, together \iitii 1't percent additional, as
i rquired by l?.?.v.
JAW KH VANTAGE,
Cf-^inty Auditor,
may HI 8t
fin St ito of ^ttth C?Mlna
tUlANC lA'A. IUI .C< H'N'S Y
In rtir. Qauitx of I'ikiuatk.
rty AUGUSTUS 1). HNO VLToN,. E-n...
J.t vi CsvitfJu? lu o^l.l.ijoeHty.
\\ II F.\>. Angnslii? J Atf?gt? halb
made -wd to toe l'u i^r.ini io him Letten '?f
Administration of tin- Relate and effects, m
Lawrence Aviator, lute ot said County, de
Hf-ttriwl.
Those are tin refor-e I" cilc and ulnnntsh
all an I singular the V.imlr d and Creditors
of the !-aid uecea.-cii, to bV and appear he
fore me at a i unit of Probate for the Said
Uonuty, io t ? holden at my OfKee in Orange
hnrt.' .s. C, jii Monday It.th day of June
|h.:'>, at 1Q o'clock A. M.. shew cause if
any. why the sail Administrutfat should
not b?* ginnte?!.
Givvn unner my band and the Seal of the
C,..uf. ihi-. ifotW'.lay of May a. I?. )K7tf,
Hud in the '.?T'l? year of Anmrioan Inde
pendence.
iL.s. i ?rj?ScflfVt7S B. RN'rivr.TON,
nrfij :;l?2t Judgeot ProbaTe.
The recent derbdo'is of tin- ?>"Virci.:c
('.mi of the United State? have declnrod*
the Ho.MLSTiiAU ACTS of:this State un
eoiistitutiomil ua lo debt* contrucU-d prev
iou? lo IMi.x.
The laM ityun jmeni lo tbp Bankrupt/aw
pi?e? rrf lhe delator the* same rxtniptiou of
renl ami personnl property :\* was given tu
Min by the KO.MLtSTEAl? &AW.
The ouly way that.IIO.M F.- "I"/ I'.s carr'be
secured by -taking the beiuiJii of the Bank
rupt Act.
Eapeeial attention has bcon and will-be
itevdied tf? this bfaaen of the lu'w by
BKt>\\.^.IN<i A BROWNING,
Attorneys at Law,
KuAell .Street, Ovuujjdburg S'. C.
may lit ?.t
NOTICK. ? The ?'?pnrtnor
BljiP h? i ? i nl'oi e k^ion a by the firm
riatriebf LIGHTFOOTA CANNON.lit Light
footOld Maud, i:t this d?y Disnolved by
mutual consent-. All perrvo?s Indebte*! tA
said tit in will ploaao iwlike immediate pa>
mcfil iu J. W. Cannon at ine aboTO t)?and.
W. T. LlGIITFtKIT,
J. W. CANNON.
May lSih, lS7o. >'l-8t
?r - I
ThuiiWing my Cr lends for pa^t favors, I
Imp,, to merit their pat. ou;ige; by strtel al
feation to bUstneaS and k -fionx' .oonstanllv
mi h ind a and COMFWlli: SToi K
of
?ltOCEBfE?,
' LIQUORS.
MXiABS.
TttBACCO, &C.
Call and examine my Kiook.
.1. W. CANNON,
may 21 ot
IflXAft NOTlt'K.-Ml per-ons
' hioiug demands nguimu the Kntataof
Ja by Weeks deceased are notified ft} pro
sein IbO sum.- properly ntteotud to the un
dersigned nnd ail neratns Indet^i are re
.p:e>ted to nmk* Wmtni?re -p-tynieat as I
(lesiro to obifto the Em^Kk
i*. yi. c \KsoN,
Admiaisslrato? of tbo K3tato of'Jaby Weqk?.
uinn 8 ' M
jni'm vri: >?tk i; tu bor?
l^j tain having demanaa against th?>
Kstiite of tbebti's LAUTUi.SCK lM"l,\!tK,
dec?(.8Qd., will pi-'svmt the same, .jn-oporly
attestc1, to me, at St. Matthew?V. O , S.
C , and nil pereons indebted (o saiil Kstato
m e required to make immcdiule paymont to-1
me, at the same phu e.
ROSA V. Cl.ARl\,
(j in.lilted AdadniBleati1 *.
!?ay-t'!' M
NOTICE
QFF1CE CO. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
Obanoebcbo, C. H., 8. C,
May 17t?, 1878.
The attention of Clerks pf the .Several
Hoards of School Trustees of (heir respec
tive Sebool Districts is hereby directed to
the following Circular to the County School
Cotuiuisniouors from the State Snperinten
dent of Education.
''Skctio.h 49 of ??Ad Act tttamfud an Att
entitled an Act to establish ami maintain a
system of Free Common Schools for the
Stfite of Soulh ?'iu..!!;, t.-'apyrft^d Jlarcb
6th, lSTlr jprovides that ?''An'amruarmeet*,
ing of each School District shall bo held on
the last Saturday in June, of each year, at
I" o'clock M.f notice of the the tiuic ami
place bring given by the Clerk of the Heard
of Trustees', by posting written or printed
;;ot'?*? ?> in three public place,* of the District
at least ton days before the meeting."
? Bi#*\ 51 ef the said Act provides that
"The iiihat.ita.Bts qualified to vote at m
>c.ho.il meeting, lawluMy assembled, shall
have power: '1 /.?O
1st. To -appoint a Chairman to preside
over them/ce'ting.
lid. To ndjoura front time to time.
Hd. To choose a clerk, who shall possess*
the qualification of a voter.
4th. Tu rartsa by tax, in Addition lo the
amount apportioned by the State to their'
use, such further sums of money as they
may dOetn proper for the support of publie
schools, said sum not to'be more than three
dollars for every child in the District be
tween the tage.* of via and "sixteen, ns ascer
tained by the last enumeration; said sum to
bo collected by the County Treasurer, and
to be hohl by lihn, subject to the order of'
the Trustees countersigned by the; County
School Commissioners, such suets of money
to be used as shall be agreed upon at the
ineetiug, either for the pay ofieacher?,sala
ries, or to purchase ot loose sites for school
bouses, to* bund,- hire Or purchase such
school houses, to keep tliohi in repair and
furn lab the baute with necessary fusl and
apcmlugCH. or to furnish- blackooards out
line maps und apparatus foe illustrating the
principles of seience, or to discharge any
debts or li Abilities lawfully iucurrcd.
Gth. To give such direotiob and. male
such pro?-?-?oita ua u*a>' be deemedJiccessa
ry, in i elation to the prosecution or 4%/cnso
of any suit or proeoe Zing In wuich'ttie Dis
trict piny bo a ptirtjr.
tlth. To .authorise the Hoard of TfnstceV
to build school Houses, or rent tlie sunt'; ??>'
jol] auy liuhocl house site or other property
Indonging ?^o the District.- wtten the suote'
shall no lotigor be tuo Cul for the us"e of tha'
Distr)Dt. i --jr Yr rf , ; Yr*--?rvr*?y a .'.
7th. To alt-r or-Repeal fh dr proeue\liif;"'V
from time to time, as oeetViou may voipine,
an-.l to do any other b-.sVm v ooi?oiuulated'
iu this A?t."
You ure her. M- c.i;oe-.!ly ad.ied tiv
out i net fhfc-^Wlcof fffflg ef /|he Several
lloarda of School Trustee.-*-*r?j your coafiiy to'
giVi due uotica of an antiii"! .ur.ui.'ig, to th)
held in the >;,?>,., ? ? DiaiY-kt.. itintfe* their
supervision, on S ilut*\aj. 1?**rb day of J now.
IfcVli, al Ui/tlaisk, Jr. i'o; u it of_ gre*t
b&iportancc to the aiiccca'.i of our FrecCo.n
inon Scho'd Sy.-timt, thai IncaS meetings bo
held iu every School Dint riot ill 1.10Stale an L
thai each School District raise a liberal
Local or Disliict School T?\ fur the SMppo* t
ol its Fro.'; Common School for the fo'.io.v
l*t. The Stni<? appropriation made for
Free C->in? id purpotoa, for the cur-'
rent fiscal yar. In Itself,insufficient to sup
pl/the educutieual waubVof tlie people. In
those States having the most popular, satis
factory and successful systems of Free com
mon* Schools, the?1 (tetools a-e almost * holly
sustained by moans1 of Local. School Taxes.
?id. The aiiioitnt of l*oIl Tax collected in
cucii'of Ore sereraft School DLilrieta' is, of
itself, rhslgnlScant.
3d. 1'hc Local School Tax raised in any
School District *iu.be oC grc?t$ service aa
auxiHiary and supplrnientary to the Stute
the County Trt iflHly euhject
- ot I r of h*ol Trustees
countcrsigntMRsPeVBaVonaty School Com
missioner.'! -e ' ? ff-****
In acooiitaaca with the above Circular
aod- In enter that an amount necessary to
liquid-ate the iu^eb'edness of this important
B innch of 1 he administration of the Couuty,
for the ft'.ecal year next ensuing.. I would'
Muggcat f be ia-portancc of a liberal tax lovy
by the several school Districts for the sup
port of its Frets Common fifhcioTai <$i
F. It. McKlNLAV,
Coiuity.Scbool Commissioner,
Orangeburg Coun ty S. C.
may, 17 8t
SI 1 IS. c \ Ar A.TJI.E,. (
?vjtsr.?X ***'
Takes pleasure in announcing <o her Cus
tomers ond the Public in p-efti+wt that she
has opened her NPH'NO STOCK consisting'
of tho LATEST STYLES ofe.? 1 -?
Mlfil-INKBY HOODS.
Thankful for!p?s? %t"8ajPf?f fftspectfully
-..licit s u -i.iitiini.uu.-e of the same.
^^V.tf?l.Tf-OMUm^V\nfi, CtitSng
and Fitting Carried on as usual by Mrs. I.
Ci orit.y (ii.ler.. rrq *etMiIt<b'dilicited and'
I u) Biael with prompt ^Uc^ptujn.
am I'.l lm
-'d-ft_- -
NOTICE TO LKjHO?L TU?STKES.
A Convention of /he newly appointed
Trustees of,, each st* the s,vVral School Di
tricts of this Courjy. will be held at tbe
nert, and aj> |f* cTock, for flte porpose t f
f, U. McKlNLAY,
? ? v i Toti-liy Sohtad tVaimiwioaera,
may loh lm
J. FELDES MBY^R0',
-IHlsIt jTtsric:K,
A'.ll give prompt attention to <aH businosa
entrusted t-^ hitn< ntar???tf