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LOCAL. The wither for'tho last two days huti been fiue The nprcaranco of Russell Stattet has been much improved bj tho white wash ert. Mr. Joseph Straus lias just fixed up the sidewalk in front of .his residence, which adds mucji to the appearance ol that portion of our Burg.. J. S. Fillebrwwn Karj,, of the Comj> troller-Gencral's ofiieo was in town, yes terday lookiug over tho troaa ry ac count*^ . We regret to announce the death of Miss 'Ann Elfe, which occurred list Monday evening aftoi a long and pain ful illness The re:u tins wore taken to Charleston fnrvihtcruiont. Mr.JC. Ezekiel has our thanks Inr a copy of the London Observer \\om which ?we copy an ' advortiseuient which wr think will provo of interest lo*South Carolina laud holders. The tin.o for paying town taxes ha<? been extoudod to June 1 Dili Kirk Ri?b|sH<in Esq , clerk of cmicil will take y??nr uiuney and give you u recnipl wiih:piea<are. Dr. A. C JJukcs will accept our thanks fur a sample of his candes, aoda water and scgars, "which we hearti ly recommend as being good. He has just rccievod a one lot pf cutlery and other "articles in his line which will beat inspection.' The soda is the very thiag tocooi a fellow off and Mr Shcrod $a just the fellow to fix it up in Btylo for you. .vVTe believe both male and female caYj testify to the above fa;ts. At a regular meeting of trte Orange B. B. C. hehl Thursduy evening April 23rd the following office were elected ? President-. J. S. Al.BKRGoTtt, Viet President. J. A. ISnw.vun.s-. 'Secretary, E. C. Imkki.k. J rhasin'y. K...E. S.u.ir.V. Director*. II. \Y A N N A M AK Za-. " W. L: IIAltr.EV. W. J. BKTUKVII.I.fc, Jit. M. li. SlSTItl.Mv. A wtceting of llcpublicins wis h -Id f fct LeWisville last Saturday evening. Mr. C .W Caldwell-occupying the chair ;nud rot I? 'E Jones Doing secretary. ?Sptfdclhoa werre 'made by M^ssre. Cild Hveljl, Jenes, Kuibley, General, MitcheH, ( ?Kncwlton, Richardson aod others. It was piain from the gcucral feme 'oT'tta npceches't^at a demand will bo Vnade 'ibis fall- for a thorough puriGea tff*n of the party from the abuses, and , <corruptresa Which bave dnjarcd and disgfteed it during tho past .few years. Tho meeting adjourned ?ine die as it \fi& -not deonicd advisable to call the 'people too 'often from ftfeevr crops until the campaign shall have opcued itt car Meat. ". ' 'l^jcSheriff made the following sales last Monday. i Tract of land, sold in the ense of y TJV Jamison Ro.Vee, vs. A G Sallcy Executor, containing 800 acre*, more or loci.-, purchased by R. S Salloy for 4101,00. Also, John J. Jennings &iurV,>Geo. Boliver, Clerk, vs. A S SajV^Jj.?OO acres, bought by II M Sal ley for ,86.00. ' 'V^D'-V Jamison Reforee an ! Adm'r. ?ira>N. M. Salloy, 800 acres pur^lus-l by R M SalUy, for $26,90. Calrin Haydon vs. A G Salloy 803 ?eres purchased by Calvin Il iyd tn 311 100 acres of land owned by Nathan Forfar, brought 531 purchased by Uco W. Porter. The day being rainy vary few po >plo wer? in town, consequently the salos ware not well nttcndod. 'TO THE P U11LIC? The cry jof distress eomes to us from ab? ?South ; from a people whose sympa thies and interests aro peculiarly ours Louisiana and other sections bordering tbo Mississippi have beon swept by the floods of rain, and tens of thousands late ly in comfort are to day objeota of charily.. Every city has responded to ho wail of woe, and we of "South Carolina," must feel for our suffer inr; Sisters; nod if our means are scant, let them at least be am;?lo enough te spare a little to uid tho unhappy and Stricken . The several Churches of Orange1) urg are invited to take a collection lor the purpose uf helping the Louisiana suffer ers, and tho entire coin nunity are invited to respond with^^sveujrous liberality. All fcutatripflj|f will bo forwarded by me as soon as received. J W MoHKI.KY, Mayor. We heartily endorse tha foregoing call. Let us all do as much as we c in 'o help those who uro now literally Starving to death Brother Mosuley w. 1 sec to it that every dollar goe* to the right spnt - ??> ? - ? in ii ? ? COURT Of COMMON I'I.EAS AND a EN ERA // SESSi OA'S? At a meeting of tho Oraugoburg liar held .May 7til 1874, it was /{emdved, That tho lb.I ?wi 14 orjjr of business be observed at. the May Tsnn, with tin: consent of the presiding J Uli Li 0 First woiJc, Sessions. l'huisday and Friday, M iy 21st and 22nd. and ml interim during the t--r.ii with consent of couuvtl, Cilmliis 2. 3. and 4, and cases on Cileilir 5 mil requiring juries. M011 lay, M.ly 23th Cilou lir L, Mm* I and 2. fucsday May, 26th, Caluu 1 tr I, No*. 3. 11 i no 1 isive Wednesday 27th CaleuJ.tr I, Noa 12, 21 inclusive. 'Ihursdar 28th Balance <?f Calendar 1 Friday 2!)ih, Jury cases on Calendar 5. MtUe News Squire Wm M. Martin, of Fairfield, died on Friday last, of pneumonia . Mrs Samuel I'errin, died in Abbe ville on the 1st. John Tinsleyi the colored Coroner of: Union County, died last week. Mr. Kdtrard Bowne. an old citizen of Choruw, was found dead in his bid last There .vcre 38 deaths in Charleston for the weck ending the 2d ?whites 21, colored 18. 'I he annual regatta.o the Char! est mi lionet tu Association com \s off mi the iSSth, 14th and 30th ittal tit. The Aiken Journal ha-* passed into the fc'bunds rd" Messrs. \V. t)-. Cuiniuack and W, ii. MvDanicl. Rlra. Jane Luiureyv, Wife of the 01111. ty Auditor, d.ed at JHrliugtou en the l.-t. Some of tha colored citizens ol" L;x iligtoti arc abo.t to ereul a Baptist Church at (hat place. Friday morning. Foul plnr ia suspect ed, and a post mortem examination talk ud of. The house of Rev. R. F. Mauld in, at \V illiamston was burned Monday ni?hl. His family ba-rely oeouped with their clothes and bedding; everything else was destroyed-. ?Patrick West, colored, who was con fined in the jail at Kdge-ficld under sen tence to be hanged on the 5th of June next, has died. A distressing accident occurred abou t five mile* from Chesterfield Court Mouse, on the 29th of April, on the plant at i on of Mr. Peter A. Moore. A family of colored people, in the employ nieut of Mr. Moore, consisting ef a man, his wife and four children, reside ou the farm. In the absence of the mother with the youngest child, and of the lather, who wna at work on the farm, the house caught on fire and was soon in a.shes, and three of the children Wtifo burned tu do.ith. If you wish to drown yourself, kick and splash about us violently sis y >u can and you will so in go the bott>n But if you remember that you are light cr than wator, nml if you calmly mil steadily rcfr*in from drawing your breath while ander the water, keep your htiad raised* and your uruis uuder, you will soon learn to float and swim A Western (?rani^r has written for some Mardi Grass scou. "Healing an the Wings," says all who have made use of Dr. Wistart Balsam of Wild Cherry, *nd by buoh u?e been cured of coughs, c?ldi, brou chities, noro throat, iufluenza or 0011 suiuption. Tho prudent will always keep this standard remedy by tin; 1. ?? a?~??? $2.50 learned from seven o'clock in the evening till bed time ! Large pr< fits whon the entire timo is given. An opportunity for either sex. Thirty cents and stamp will secure valuable sainplu and outfit by return mail. Mr. Tuom.vs Baker, Wichita Kausaa. CoLCMuiA, S. C, Dec. 20th, 1870. To the Editor Orangeburg News : Sin?I Iiuyg tlio honor (o inform you that at a meeting of tho Board uf Officers, cre ated hy un Act entitled "An Act to Regulate i In* Publication of all Legal and Public Notices," tlTo following resolution was adop ted ! Xrflved, That the "OHA N O E B?RO N E W S" is lieriby designated as the OFFI CIAL PAPER for the Publication of all Legal Notices and Official Advertisements of the l.'ouuty Officers iu the County of Orange burg. Respect full v. &c. F. L. CARDOZO, Sec. of Stute ond Chairman Board. Per W. IL JONES. COMMERCIAL. 91A IC K KT RE IM> UTS. ?ffick or thk Obanukbuuh Nkws, May 8th, 1S74. COTTON?Sales during the woek U2 tinlcs. Wc quoter Ordinary, to Good Ordinary,... Sty 13 Low Middling. Middling. Rouoit Rick.S1.56 per ouuhel Cons.$1.10 per bushel. t ow Puas. 8? per bushel. Pindeks. 1.5U per bushel. TAX NOTICE. All Persons in i ores ted are hereby notified that lint Rooks for the collection of the Town TAXES will he opened daily, at my store from the HOth or April to the 0th of May i nclusive. Tax on Heal Estate 1 Mill. Licenses will also he collected. Parties idferiiig Reef lor sale within the corporate limits of the Town are required to record the marks uf said Beef or Beeves with Ike Clerk. IMlic? hours fiom 0 A. M. to2 P. M. and ir.nu I P. M. to P. M. Alter tli" 1 Itii of .lone the penalty on all unpaid laws aud licenses will be uttacbed. KIRK ROBINSON, Clerk of Council. Orangcbtirg, April l?th, 1874. ORANGEBURG ACADEMY FOR liovs and can ls Ai ?hv Xew Fair J5ull<Iiiiy;. TERMS PER MONTIL Primary Department - - ?1.50 Intermediate - . . $2.00 English.$-'l><>tl English with classics - . * - S4.0? JAMES S. IIEYWARR, Princi pal. dec 27 1873 tf A. card. Dr. J. G. Wannamaker & Go., Respectfully call tlie public's attention to their KlUST CLASS DRUG STOI&K, <m. Ru Street, next door to McMnstcr's ifriek I'wiMiiijr. whr-r? can 1'oHnA a well sei.'ctcd Mtw-Y. of SlEDlClNKS, PAINTS. OILS. SOAplS, and Fancy Toilwl Arti.dej. A -kind and generous patronage is eaVn esliy solicited. Dr. J. C. WA.VNAMAKKR A <X?. NOTICE. All persons indebted to the firm of MOSE LET, CROOK k COPES, are ro qucst?d to act-tic the same within thirty days from dato. If not satisfactorily arranged in that time the Claims will be banded to an Attorney for collecti->i\. MOSE LEY & COPl-.S. OrnntjeWg S. (',, April 2-2d, I-8S74. april 20. 4 3t Ml. E J. 0LIVEU0S pay no ist, Again desires to return his GRATEFUL THANKS to the publie for the magnanimi us atid liberal SUPPORT given him. Ry as siduous eff<>rt)i and faithful performances of the RESPONSIBLE DUTIES duvolving upon him us dispenser of MEDICINES, ho liopes ever to maintain (Loir confidence and patron age. NOTICE; OFFICE CO. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER 0B.4Xcr.uuna Co., 8. c. Notice is hereby given that in accordance with An Act entitled "An Act to provide for the establishment and support of n Stale Normal School, approval Keh'y, 1ST !, a Free Public Competitive Examination ?il bo held nt IMs Office on Monday the 20th instant, ot* ell persons desirous to bceuinii Pupils of ihr Slate Normal Schorl. The Examination will be conducted in the sinne manner as Examina:ions for Third tirade Teachers' Certificates. To secure Admis sion into the Junior (.'lass of the Normal School, the applicant, if a mulo mind be fifteen (15) years of ago, mid if n female fourteen (14) years of age. To enter an advanced class the applicant must bo pre. port'onatcly older, nnd before entering all applicants will be required to sign the fol lowing dottlaratiwii : ? We hereby declare that our purpose in entering the State Nor mal School is to lit ourselves for the Profes sion of Teaching, and that it is our inten lion to Engage in Teaching in the Public Schools of this Slate." Teachers holding Second and Third Grade Certificates may be admitted from the State at Large. FRANK R. MoK INLAY, County School Commissioner. opl 11 2 BOARD without LODGING can be ob ttjiicd at reasonable rates. For terms up ply over McMastcr's Store. nV 14 i A NOTICE Tho Copartnership of MOSELET, CROOK & COPES hns tliia dar boon dissolved by Uic withdrawal of WILLIAM K. CROOK. All liabilities of i In- firm are assumed by JOAR W. MOSE LEY and ROBERT COPES. JO AH W. MQSELEY, W. K. CROOk, ROBERT COPES. Ornngcburg. S. C, April loth. 1874. The business, will ho cuutinucd by the undersigned under the nuino of MOSE LEY & COPES JO AB W. MOSE LEY, BOB ERT C ?PES, Ornngeburg, ?M C., Ypril loth', 1874J apt it 'S 1874 . 3t NOTICE. U. Jntcinul Ili'vcnuc SPECIAL TAXES, May 1, 18U4, to April 30, 1875. Tho Law of December 21, 1N72, requires every person engaged iu any business, avo cation, or employment which renders him liable to Special Tux, to Procure and I'luoc Conspicuously in his Establishment or place (d* Business a Stamp denoting the payment of said Special Tax for the Spccinl Tax year beginning May 1, ltST-l, before commencing or continuing businuns after April 3o. 1874. The tuxes ombruo'td within tho provis inns of the Law abuvc quoted uro the fol lowing, viz : Rectifiers. $200.00. Dealers, retail liquor, 2C.00. Benins, wholesale liquor. 100.00. Dealer? in malt liquors, wholsale, 50.00. Dealers in in ill liquors, retail, 'Jo.uu. Dealers in leaf tobacco, 2-1 00. Itctuil dealers in leaf loliucco. 500.00, And oil sales of over $ 1 ,(100 fifty minis for every dollar in excess of $1,000. Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 5.00. Manufacturers of Mill*. 50.00. A ii.) lor each still manufactured, 20.00. And I'm" each worm manufactured, 2'UHJ MviHit'actifrcrs of tobacco, 10.00. Mnnulaclnrcr.? r?f cigars, inoi. Peddlers ot tobacco, hrsl cla** (inors than i wo horses j. 50.00. .Peddlers ot t.diHcco, second class (two horses i. 25.00. I'rddlcrsol tobacco, third eins* ('on* homo). In 00. Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class ( on fool or public convey ance), 10.00. Brewers of less (hau 5U0 bnrr?l8, 50.00. Urewcrs of 500 barrols or more 100.00. Any person, so liable, who ahull fail to comply with the foregoing requirements will be subject to sevrre penalties. Persons or Firms in Ornngeburg County liable to pay nny of the Special Taxes named above must apply to W. R. Cloutman, Esq., Collector of lntorual Revenue at Char leston, or to P. V. Dibble, Dpt'y Collector at Orangeburg. S. C. anil pay for und procure the Special Tux Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to May 1, 1S74, and without further not ice. J. W. DOUGLASS, Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Office <of Internal Revenue, Washington, D. C, February 10, 1?74. mar 2S 4 "notice. TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Of Ormivcburg. MOSES M. BROWN, the Harber, pledges himself to keep up with the limes *n all ih< Inie Improvement*, as his be.-iness is ?ufli eii-ni to guarantee the above, lb1 v. iL he found at his Old Stand ever ready to serve his customers at the short wl notice. apt 11 ao Notice of Dismissal Estate of.I. MVLVCIII SIIULER. Notice is hereby given that on tbo fifth djy of May, 1H7I. 1 will tile iny final nc coi.nt as Admiiiistrntur of s.iid Kstate, und will petition the 1'ioliuic Court for a final discharge. JESSE ?TESEY, Autn'r. Est. J. M. Shuler. np! 4 4 South Carolina Railroad Company* ?General Ticket At/mi's Office. S. B. BICKENS, General TicW Agent. Cuaslkston, S. C, March 23, 1S74. Excursion Tickets to Charleston w ill be sold from date for one first class fare to Merchants and Trudets, and will be good to return until May 10, 1S74. (Signed.) S. S. SOLOMONS, Supt S. C. II. It. A NEW LAW FI IUI. HUMBERT & FORDHAM, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS A T *4 A W . OFFICE COURT HOUSE. OJiASOEJiUKG, S C mar 14 tf FOR S-A.-UT3 A (itiol) PLANTATION in Middle Town ship. 100 no res Finely SETTLED. House nnd Outbuildings all new. All under Oood Kmoo PltMiiy ol Fruit Trees. Price ^2000- hall cash. A UARliAlN. Also I HO acre* in same township. Saw Mil! llou.se, (iin mill (List.Mill. Never Failing St ream. Cool lor oO-'l buslnds loll Corn t?'?'1 ?itoS hales toll Cut ton per year. .>si?ti ? hall cash. Also flOtl acres in Charleston County, $51 per 111 TO. Also I'.tltI ncres in thi< Qouiily. I'iac land, well watered, >>2 per acre. Applv In A. It. KNOW 1.1 ON, Lain! Vgenl, Oenngcbiirg C. II., s. ('. mar I t If Horses and Mules. Wo will keep constantly 0:1 hand n lol of HORSES and MULES, which ivc offer to the public at prices that will suit th proseut haul times. HAMBKltO ? SLATER. apl 4 9 1 (>ooi> <;ai?i>i:\s to be im<i by buying your faariloii Seeds and Onion Hein from IS. EZEKIKL, M ho gets nil uln Seeds from the. Celebrated firm of It. fl.an drctli at: Son. 2V. It.?Members of 1? range* will be (supplied at <* range price*. jan 10 It NOTICE! Tbc Copartnership of J. W. PATRICK & I CO., have this day been dissolved bv mutu- The AUCTION and COMMISSION BUSI ul consent . All indebted to the firm will | N,css wi? ,,c carried on by the undersigned ninke prompt payment to J. Ti*. Patrick. ? ' *l 'he (,1J Stund. Jt W. PATRICK, LKLAND IIAUOOD. J. VY. PATRICK. ? * H r: > ?r. v. o 9 :r - a H 55 CS * w f M O 1 rs 5 r 1 1? I- X CO JO t=j E Q ? o k GO l 1 H X >?. k H L ??? =.5 y 1 u4: ?? ? ? 1 O rj n ?> Bp ? o W W H tr^ I?I o W CO a JrJ CT? g an - uti as *mF*^*!P I WILL MAKE A SPECIALITY OF BACON, FLOUR, HAMS & SUGAR, THIS SKASON. Also on hand a full STOCK of FANCY GROCERIES. Just received a fresh lot of CilOICK CANDIES, FANCY CRACKERS, LEMON SUGAR, LEMON SYRUP, CANNED STRAWBERRIES, PEACH ES, ic. J. 8. ALBERGOTTI, CORNER RUSS R LL-ST K KT AN'!) HAIL ROAD AVKMIT?. THEODORE KOHU & BUO. AUK NOW OPENING TD KIR NEW SPRING STOCK And cun confidently assert thnt they ARE the GREATEST BARGAINS Ever before EXHIBITED in ORANOERURO, which ere the results of UNUSUALLY FAVORABLE PURCHASES inconsequence of the Present and Past PRESSURE upon Trade. DRESS GOODS, PRINTS. PERC\LES, WHITE GOODS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, ' EMBROIDERIES, NOTIONS, .v.- . kv. Of tho FINEST nn-l RICHEST Materialsand the latest Novelties in STYLES and DE SIGNS of this Season s Wear. An elegant Stock of Lady's NECK WEAR, TIES, COLLARETTES, SCARFS, RUCHES and BELTS in most Select und Becoming designs. Vie have added to our already IMMENSE Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES CoinprUing the LATEST STYLES of LADIES' GAITERS, GENTS' SHOES and BOOTS. Our Stock of Gents' Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods Is SUPEEIOK to u?\ ov.t fdf.neil hy in. Wc earnestly call your attention to lb ? above facts nni solic:t a VISIT of Inspection Wr being tibi? to t.tln im- more \ ALI' VRLE INDUCEMENTS than cvor before presented, und siieh asrininol fail in chiMii the Patronage ul all who sludy ECONOMY in connection with the FINEST QUALITY. THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER. IN EAV STORE. flie State of South Carolina COUNTY OF OKANOKBUUG. In tiik (Vrur of INtoiiATK. By AUGUSTUS I?. KNOWLTON, Esq., J'idge i>t' Probate in said County. \\ IIEItP.AS, Joseph Fersnor hath made suit to me, to grant him hellers <>t Admin istration of th? K.-lale ifndoffrc's ,,i Dr. Frederick 8. Fersuer, late of s.ii<l County, decrascd. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the mi id deceased, to be and np. pear, before me, at a Court of Probate toe the said County to he holden ?I Ofitngcburg, on the 2d dny of May 1871, nt 11 o'clock A. Mm to show cause it any, why the said Administration should not he grunted, tiiven uuder my Hund and tho Seal of Court, Ibis 10th day of April Anno Domini 1874; [I..S] AUG. B. KNOWLTON, Prcbato ludge, 0. C. .ip! 1? lit The State of South Carolina. O U A NO K B U IK! COU NT V. In tiik Court of I'rouate. By AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON, Ksq, Judge of Probate in niiid County. WHKRKA.n, Mary M. Ilouck hath made siiii to me i<> grmil m Iiiut I.oners of Admin istration of tup Kstate nnd effects of Rev. Win. A. ilouck, liilu of said County, de comMed. Til oho arc therefore to cite anil admonish ii 11 nlid singular the kindred mid Creditors of the said deceased, to 1)0 and Appear be t?re me at a t'ourt of Probate for the said County, to bo liohlen at my Office in Orange burg, S. C, on the 2d day of May. 187-1, at II o'clock A. M., to show eaitse if any. why the said Administration should uol be granted. Given under my hand and the Seal of the Court, this Pith day of April A. D. 1874, and in the 97th year of American Inde pendence AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON, apt l?- ;:i Judg* of Prebats. Fresh Groceries* JUST IN AT J. Wallace Cannons ALSO LIQUORS, CIGARS, "OBAOCO, AXB CA NN KD GOODS, CANpIKS, PK?ITS; Ac. AU of the above g<x?dl are offered ?* THICKS to suit the present tigU tin**, jan 31 W4 TKO( LAMATION. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1 Exkuctivk Dki'artmbht. / Wiifrrar, by a toint resolution of Ike (i rne ral Assembly of the State of Scats t'urolina, entitled "A joint rccolutioa to re quire Edwin I. Cain, Sheriff of Orangohafg county, to give a new official bond within ten d?ys after tho p \s?age of the same, oth erwiae the said office to b? declared vacates, and it shall be the duty of the Q over aar ^.Jt* order an election to fill said vacaney." Ap* proven December 20th, 1873. And wkere ?*. official information Ins beeen reeetvei at this department from the Chair' man ol the Hoard of County Commiaeioa?># for the said county of Orangeburg, that tKe 1 said County Comnissionors have net re ceived any new- nfliei.d band as sho riff of said county since tho passage ef the said joint resolution. Now, therefore, yoti, and *ach of you. are hereby required, with strict regard to the provisions of the constitution and laws of the State touching your duty in such case, to cause an ele*ti*? to be held in tho said county on the FIRST TUESDAY following the FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER NEXT, to fill said vasaa cy. All bar rooms and drinking saloons flfc&U bo closed on the said day of election, aad anr person who shall sell any intoxicating drinks on said day ef election shall be deem ed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on ccn vietion thereof, shall be fined a cum of Bet less than One Hundred Dollars, or bo im prisoned for a period of not less thaa one month nor more than six months. In testimony whereof, I have horouato c my hand and caused the areat seal ef the State to be affixed atColumbia, this 21stday of March. A. D- 1S74, and in tho niaety ^cighl year of American Independence. lTyMiio Governor. ['?? -1 ' FRAfvk1 LlV'^Utfiattkli H. E. Haynk, i;.Cretary of At Private rpilE PLANTATION fermiag ft part ef 1 the Estate of tho late Col. Keitt, and known as the DARBY PLACE. The treat consists of about 600 acres, one half weil Timbered, the remainder Rioh, Bed, Leas* Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. These arc the Finest Lands in the District, sad were valued at $20 peraore in 180?. Weald be sold for one-half thu? ,>rice now. Oao fourth cash, tho remair cr in three inetal incuts bearing interest from date and se cured by mortgage of tho same. This is a splendid ohanes for anoryne de siring to secure Rich Lands, fine Water Few r, excellent Cattle Rango and a Bt&eod Neighborhood. Apply to ? Urs. L. M. KEITT. Or JO KEITT, Esq. jan ? SOUPII CAROLINA. ORANGEBURG COUNTY. IN T1IK ( 0MM05 I'l.KAU, Steffens, Werner !t Decker, vt Paul Mentiel. Copy Summons for Relief (Caasplaiat aet served) To the Defendant Paul Mentzel: \rou are hereby summoned and roeeirad to ansnerthe complaint in this action, whit* is filed in the office of the Clerk ef the Coart of Common Picas for the said County, aad te serve a Cony of your answer on tho snbecri bers, at their Office at Orangeburg Ceert* house So. Ca. within twenty daye after the service of this summons on you exclusive ef the day of service, and if you fail te aasWar the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will apply to the Court far the Re lief demanded in the Complaint. Dated at Orangeburg February 6th, 1874. W. J. DaT KB VILLI, Plaintiff's Atteraey. To Paul Montiel. defondant abovo named : Take notice That the summons and Coat plaint, herein, were filed in the office of tho Clerk of tho Court of Common Ploaa for Or angeburg County, at Orangeburg &onth Car olina un tae 17th dav ef January; 1874. YY. J. DaTstEVILL?, kPlaiatHTa Atterney. Feb. Cth, 1SU. ft7??t IT yon want WOXIK. R<OWR in BI on so and Carriage Palast* J. A. WIIililAUCS. Experience 24 years?. Rent* denee ou Market street. jan 17 1874 It NEW 1^TENT."~ lilt. PATRICK'S COTT?tf PRKSS The undersigned Agent for Orangeburg County begs leave to call the attention ef COTTON PLANTERS to the same, and would nd/iso every one in need of a COT TON PRESS to purchaso a patent at once. For CHEAPNESS, SIMPLICITY, and POWER, it has no equal. Any one desirous of soring the "medus iperundi" of said Press, can do so by calliug at the Store of J. W. Patriok A> Co., Rttseol Street Orangeburg C. Hi, C., where a model can be seen, or address Capt. Jeff STOKES Qcn'l Agent Midway S. C. J. W. VATBICK, Agt. Orang^biir^f- County 6. 0. I?iy:2ti im '.