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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS THAD. C. ANDREWS, Editor. OGORGE BOL1VER, I'lKANCIAI. tKD Bl!?IVAS8 MAKAQEB. Official JPnpcr of the State aud of Ornugoburg County. W&*rUB OR A NO EU UR O NEWS HAS A. J?AR OER CIR C ULA TION THA N ANT OTHER PATER IN THE CO UN 'SATURDAY, JAN. 2, 1875. ? (iiwiiiiw ? ? . _xlj._.:_,_ 1875? no i:?..::;rj ;?>.-. ? ? *'.???.';' ' . A . IcqlL j ... .. ,"~ Thursday tho old year told us good-by. Its memories are all now that is left of it. , , Its trials, (its comforts nnd its pleasures are alike things of the past, and the new year of 1875, full of hopo for the future, is upon us. Let us all enter upon it with resolves to do good,?to make better men, aud bettor women and children. Tho old year is gone n and Ut ns endeavor to forgot whatever of discomfort it brought to us, and remember ing only the brighter side of 1874, take new courage and make nobler strides in the future to render ourselves nnd those nroun I us contented nnd hnppy. The hales en gendered during its brief pastnge, should be luricd in oblivion, nnd a spirit of charily and of foglvencss should take the place of all that was in us revengeful. Our lives nro ns wc mnkc them. If wo choose thnt our life boat Blinll ever float smoothly upon the river of time, nnd thnt no petty aggravations tkall conspire to ruffle the current of our fcclingB, wo can huvc our desires gratified by being true to ourselves, nnd the God abovo us. Let tho contemptible snarl of tho blackguard, tho dirty whisperings of tho beggarly newsmongers, nnd the slanders of tho envious and malignant, re ceive our cold disdain. Life is short nt bcBt, and time ennnot be wasted upon the vain and idle stories which, to the irresolute, frequently Beem to be insurinountnblc bar riers in their onward march to their jour ney 'a end. We hope that the year 1.875 will bring happiness nnd plenty to every ho isi hold in the land. -? . .. -ii ? i ?i i. ? Louisiana. Tho Louisiana returning board, which has been in session since November 16, con report ??s elected to^5* legislature fifty-twn dtmocrata and fifty-four republicans. They threw out eight parishes for fraud and tho intimidation of republican voters by the '?white lenguc. The Democrats arc not satis 1 fled nnd on outbreak mny be looked for at tny time. Phil. Sheridan has been sent there, and it is thought that the man "who never married becnusc he docs not relish the idea of sleeping with his boots off" means tut-inets. YVo think it about time that mat ters in Louisiana should bo settled one way or the other. If the troubles keep ou there it is not at all improbable that Dawson of the Ntxrt and Courier w ill be put in charge of Dr. EuEor ere one month more shall have rolled around. He has his fortune told three or four times a day now for the sole pur pose of ascertaining whether his time is close at Land or not. Something wrong in the upper 6tory. Take our ndvioc nnd let for tune tellers alone. Get behind the chuch, like in days of yoro, nnd nothing will harm ycu brother. Ithctl is not there. How many members of tho newspaper press in the Uuitcd States ever received so much us the thanks of men who obtained honorable offices for themselves entirely through the influence of a public journal ? Not many; for It seems to be regarded as the bonnden duty of a newspaper conductor to go, if ncod be, throng h fire nnd water in support of any man who obtains what has been known as a regular nomination in a convention or nn endorsement for nn ap ponted office of the party. Thcjournal ict is expected to work with all the oncrgy he can command; to bo nt his poBt in sens nnd out of season; contribute all his power for the good cause; occasion,illy, and with the utmost expedition, print votes to supply places omitted in tho general State distribu tion, or that have miscarried; warm his paper up to fovcr heat, nnd keep it hot through tho campaign; huzza until he is hoarse, in behalf of tho long suffering nspir nnt for official honors; nnd, nt the close of the cimpaign, receive no more attention from the happy man or men whom ho | aided to an honorable and lucrative position, than was bestowed upon those who lifted not so much as a finger except to onst a vole. The Beecher-Tiltou case has beon post poned to tho fiist Monday in January. Deechcr's counsel will thou havo had and ox ?mined a bill of particulars of what Tilton proposes to prove, and probably tho world may soon know whether tho leader of tho Plymouth Hook was ever guilty of "nest aiding" or not. New York was badly shaken by au earth quake on the 1 Ith inet. Many citizens woro terribly frightoncd. Must bo loo much wickedness going on in Gotham. Tho Lexington Dhpatch is tired dunning its subscriber.1}. So are wo. Those indeb ted to the Orangeb?rg Nr.ws for subsurip tion will oblige by paying up. Wo can't run a paper on nothing. Do you hoar ? Tlio New York Dcmociiits made an effort to release Ross Twee 1 upon a writ of habeas corpus on the 2nd insl., but. Judge Barret refused to confirm tho writ, and so tho leader of the Tammany Ring will have to wear striped cloths yet a while. Whew !??'Ye local" has get a bran row pair of shoos. (You can bear him walk now.?Kershau) Gazette. Were those tlic first ye local ever wore? Hotter go into the crockery business again. The Charleston Chronicle has gone crazv again on tho subject of theatre-going. We shall call it the Programme hereafter until short drosses disappear for the season from the Academy of Music. It can't be Maj. W. that's spoony. Our friend Fre i Miller, of the New? & Courier is bad enough; but la ! ho can't come up to the Programme now. Miss Ada Gray is on the way, an 1 the Chronicle is on lip-too. Go it while you are young, boys. Prepare. The Union-IIeraid sounds the following bugle note of alarm to tlie Republicans of the State, which, when taken iu oo'.iusatioa with a letter that appeared in the Ne>C4 St. Courier of Wednesday hist, advising the next Congress to give I logo's seit to Mc Gowan, because he is a Democrat, and send II?ge homo for uo othor reason than that he hoi Is to the Republican faith; has a good deal of signifi^nnc; about it : There is urgent need of a more thorough State county* anil township organization. Wo ought to spend the coming two years in hard work to prepare ourselves for IST'i. The past informs us of what wo may ex pect in the future. The battle of 1 -<71 is but a preliminary to that of tho presiden tial year. The democracy will bo immense ly strengthened by having a democratic majority in tho Federal house of representa tives. Whatever can bo done to thwart the President and annoy his party r/Hl bedon Especially in the South will t!ic:e be a su preme effort to get rid of tho party of freo doininnd^tb^uiijom^^ IgmanaN^oTt^ will possibly become realities At any rate wo can rely upon the democrats to put in opera tion all the appliauceof intimidation, fraud, treachery, deceit and bribery so freely used in the "reform" campaign just over, and we must be bolter prepared to me?t. the charge thrr. we have been. Should any of our party be relying on the hope of disarming our enemies by giv ing them good government during the in terval, we say put such a notion away now. If Governor Chamberlain were to unit; the ability of JeflVrson with tho integrity of Washington, ho would fail to eouoilato into inaction tho leaders of the democracy of South Carolina They would hate him all the more for his success. They will Hatter and fawn until thon, bat tv-ill turn au 1 rend him with all the old ferocity when the time con. es IiCltcr from Oranp-cbiirf;. OnAKaEBlilto, S, C, December 80, 1871. To the Editor of the Daily Union-Herald : The extraordinary "confessiou" of the defaulting county treasurer, Humbert, which appeared in the Neiv.t and Courier of the 2,s'th instant, in which that individual ehdewors to lighten the burden of his conscience (for he cannot extenuate his guilt) fell Hat hcre^ For months and months gone by rumors have been plonliful upon our streets that Humbert had every official in this county in his clutches and tliat if they did hot come to his relief, an expose would be ma lo of their dark and terr'tblo deeds. Tlic credu lous democrats argued to themselves that something was rotten in all Denmark', and Humbert was the Osiaodeus to expose it. Some of them consoled themselves with tho delightful idea Ihtit if Humborl was kept in jail, the coveted information would come after awhile. A hope deferred is not lost, and tho history of the underground railroad work of the court lions * radicals inig'it yet eomo to light. But, strange to say, while they appeared to entertain tnotal fears of Humbert's enlargement, snnc of the-io same radicals were doing their level host to have his c mfinemonl made sure until his day of trial. He (Humbert) has been threatening to make what the Newt and Courier terms a ? confession'' fi o n tho beginning of his incnr ccration. What Iiis object was surmise must answer. He is oortalnly not the martyr he affects to bo, and his "conf 'ssion" does not help him nor injure tho character of tho man who wa 1 force 1 to appoint him. I sny forced, because Senator Andraiwa, prior to bis election to tho pV?oo Ii3 now holds, pledged himfrolf to tho executive committee of this county that in tho event, of his suo ocss ho would leave, the naming of the coun ty treasurer lo that body. Tho committoi decided that Humbert was tho man, and Senator Andrews, true lo his pledge, hud him appointed. Tho fact of it is, that oonfosstoa was a well laid plan by tho onehdes of our Senator to injure him politically. His stcongth in this county is feared far abovo that of nil others of Iiis parly, and tho democrats, w'.h tho wishy-washy remiulicaus, upon vann they have a first-olasj mortgage, hopo hy breaking him down, tu; white lcadcrimp of tho republican pnrty of tuls county fvill go adrift, and secure to them a victorv (n 187U. But I predict that they will-find Senator Andrews as strong nnd as pot. Jrful for good in tho radical Breun in LSj^? _| ho bus been iu the past; and thnt tho cd 8hnfl8 hurled nt him now, though pi with the malignity of tho devil, will fall harmless at his feel Tho A'nc?and O?trier in painting black pictures of the chnrn-tors of others, is only furnishing to those who arc familiar with I hut paper a dimuct delineation of tho iniserablo crew whf run it. Tho engineer will be hoisted upon his own petard. Oiiseuvku. Tho Oflice of School Commissionc? was turned over j'cstcrdny to Itev. T'conms Phillips. In tho reap pointtnent of Trial Justices Oov. Chamberlain made a wise sclc?jon in the person of II. P. Cook??; Esq.-, wo j'm ,m honest nnd intelligent Republican. ^ Frank Hoses can't remove him now. i Our devil returns his thanks to \h. Thus. Carl mill for a Christmas hut. Rtfy'says he has felt, ever since that day, as htinpy as n big sunflower. "If," says he, "Sltjrl t art mill sells hats like the one 1 have t(> all his customers, then they will have no. need to buy any more this side of next Christinas." Uncc a young gentleman act] tain tnucu of ours, will o at tea with a croud i f ladies, wns suddenly frightened almost to 'hath by a mouse running up the legs of bjia pants, ile broke for the yard, with tljo mouse pinched to death. and con signed/the little fellow to the cm th. auditor jas. vax tasse&4* lias some little relaxation novjrfroui the arduous duties of his office, ho hntviug com pleted his books since the middle fof Decem ber.' The amount of work in IkojAuditor's oflice is immense, nnd one hits to he thoroughly acquainted with (tsfchnractcr \ r.r n?> progress could he mndo at Van Tassd has been resting wo he 1 ns shaved olf his chin win must mean to have egg-nog for nil. Since mi ice t hat ikers. lie .New \ car . a xo Tin:ii 1.1ttI. k oxi: a o.tri:~ Oil .Monday last, the 2Sth of MDec imber, the soul of the Infant son of Mr. Wm\ 1 Mrs. C. H. Jones winged its flight If.om this world to take up its abuile_i}^^|^Jr\{ er and marc celestial rci tic little boy was na:ncd Francis Joseph Jones, nnd was three years and* twenty-six days old. He was i playful nnd interesting child; nnd long will those who wore fami liar...with Ins little face, remember with re gn t the sad Providenca which caiue 1 to droop and die one so young and tender. Scarcely had the Uower yet budded goo 1. before Hie blighting frost ol* death descend upon it. Wo extend to the bareavod parents our wartuest syinpnIldes. fok sali:. I oficr for Sale the Residence ofOco. S. Shircr Esq., on Kail lload Avonuo, with " "> ncrci nllachcd, all within town hauls. Also, cue Building Lot iu the town of Orangeburg. .IAS II. FOWLKS. dec 12 1871 It Adiiiinistratrix's SaL Hy virtue of mi order of tho Probate Court, I will nil, on the filth day of Janu ary, 1ST;"), at the lute residence of Lewis Wliisacnliuut, deceased, to the highest bid der, the lollowing personal property, to wit : Certain Hogs, Cattle, Goats, Geese, Corn. Pens, Potatoes, Slips, one Wagon, one Stove, Olio Table, ere Sideboard, certain Household and Kitchen Furniture, an I Plantation 'fools, and Lumber .s.o. 'I erms Cash. ANN C. W IIISSHNHUT, Administratrix's.( oinc Test. Anocx. dec 10 1871 Bt School Kotico. 1 will open a School on the Ith of Janu ary next, for (URLS aal VOUXG LADIES, and BOYS under 12 years of ago in the follow ing branches of study : English Grammar; Geography, Arithme tic (Dnvies), Composition, Rhetoric, Logic, Intellectual and Natural Philosophy, His tory, Primary and Uuniversul, together with all primary studios. Algebra nnd Gconicrtry w ill be taught as soon as I am able to employ an assistant. Terms $2, and $8, per month. Apply to me at my Iteaidcnoc on Now Street !J doors South of the Lutheran Church. (i. A. IIOl Gil deo 12 1871 li H?r cs and Mules AT Bamberg & Slater's Stables IN REAR OF VOSE & IZLAll'S, Where you will constantly find a complelo slock of the finest HORSES and MULLS that can be procured from thu best markets in the Unhcd Stales. Ve take pleasure in khowing our stock as we know they cannot be surpassed iu the South. Our pricot range from $60 to|$226. Orders receive I and filled at shoi t notice, dec 19 1871 I 6m TAX ISTOTICK. OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, Orancjebuuq Coufty. , Oraxokucku, S.O., DccomLcr 11, 1874 In accordance with "on act of tlic (iencral Assembly, to raise .Supplies for the fiscal year, commencing November tlic let, 1874, Notice is hereby given, that my office will be opened for the reception of Taxes on and after Monday the 21st day of December 1874, until the l?th day of January, 1875, after which lime a penalty of 20 per cent will be added to all unpaid Taxes of that dale. Taxes will bo received in the following kind of funds. Gold niid Silver coin, United State? Currency, National Rank Notes, and bills receivable of the State, coupons matur ing of bonds issued under Act to reduce the volume of the public ?lebt, and provide for the payment of the same, and certificates of indebtedness as are authorized by the acts of the (iencral Assembly. The rate percent urn will be as follows; For general Slate purposes, 102-5 mills on a dollar. For Con??ty purposes, 8 mills on a dollar. For special (or Court House), 11 mills on a jfhr. \or poll tax per capita one dollar, joeal school tax, district No. 1?Vanccs, 0 mills on a dollar. Local school tax, district No. '2?Poplar, ?1 mills on a dollar. Local school lax, district No. 3- Pine Grove .'5 j mills on a dollar. Local school tax, district No. 4?Amelia, 2 mills on a dollar. Local school lax,district No. 5-Providence 0 mill- on a dollar Local school tax, district No. 6?Good by s 1 mills on a dollar Local school tax, district No. 7?Lyons, 2 mills on a dollar. Local school tax, district No.S-Cow Castle 1 mill on a dollar Local school tax, district No. f?Middle, 1 ' mills on a dollar. Local school tax, district No. 10?Orange, 2 mills on a dollar. Local school lax, district No. 11 Caw Caw 2 mills on a dollar. Local school tax, district No. 12 Brunch ville, 0 mills on a dollar Local school tax,district No. 13-New Hope 0 mills on a dollar. Local school tax,district No. 14-Elizabctli 1 mill on a dollar. Local school tax, district No. 13?Fdisto, 1J mills on a dollar. ! .. i i school tax, district No. 10 ? Union, 0 mil's < :i a dollar. . Local school tax, distiict No. 17?Zion, 1 mill- on a d dlar. Local school tax, district No. IS?Willow, 2 mills on a dollar. Local school tax, district No 10 ?Liberty, .] mill on a dollar. Local school tax, district No. 20 (ioodland 1 mill ?n n loll nr. Load school tax, district No. 21?ITeLioiJ T*nmi on .i ito:iaiv > Local schopl tax, district No. 22- Rocky Grove, I mill on a dollar. Tux payer.-; must call for the Tax on each f'icce of property in the Township where it lies. I will collect Taxes as follows. At R..S. tilcaton's Si c e, Friday December 2-5, 1874 Knolls Mill Dull Swiiiim, Saturday Deci in her 20th, 187 I. Lewisvillc, Tuesday and Wednesday iJc cemher 29 th and flOth 1874. Fort Motif, Thursday December01st 1874 llranchville, Saturday January 2nd, 1S75 J. I lamp Fehlers, Friday January 8, 187?. And on all other daws at OrangebnrgCourt llousu. J. II. LIVINGSTON, Count}' Tret surer. T. K. LEG ARE vs ELIZA C. LEGARE and others. In the Court ok Frorath. Ry virtue of an order of Court iu this case i he Sheriff will sell, on Monday the -Ith of January next, at the Court House in Or angeblli'g, all the real estate of which the late I. S. K. Legare died seized in parcels, which will be described by a plat or plats, on the day of sale. Terms. Oiij half (with the privilege of paying all or move) cash, the balance on eiedit of one and two years, in equal instal ments, to lie secured by Loud bearing inter est from dale on tho whole, at tho rate of 10 per cent par annum, payable annually, so long as any money remains unpaid, and a mortgage of the premises. Purchasers to pay for papers and recor ding. ALSO The executor will sell, at Te<tator's late residence on Tuesday the 5th January, for cash, all the porsomd property (except ing Ids i lot) ni which testator died posess ud, consisting of Horses. Mules. Cattle, Hogs Sheep, Furniture and Plantation 'fool*. The properly is not subject to either Homestead or Dower, the debts for payment of which it is sohl, being older than the present State Constitution, and dower will be taken in money. T. K LEG VRE Qualified Executor, dec 19 St. ?K?NO^UUO COUNTY In i'iik Court of I'robatk. By AUGUSTUS B. KNOW LT ON, Esq., Judge of Probate in said County. V. HEltEAft, 8. E. Scanloo hath made suit to me to grant lo him Lcttersol .Administra tion with the will annexed, ol the Estat and effects of William E. Perry clear, lute of said County, deceased. These are therefore to cite and ndmonish all und singular the kindred and Creditors of the said deceased, to be aud appear be fore mo ill a four: of Probate tor the said County, to be holden at my Office in Orange burg, S. C, oil the Uth day of January 187-1, Hl II o'clock A. M., to show cause if any, why the said Administration should not be grauti d. Given under my hand and seal this 17th day i f December Anno Domini 1S74. IL.S.] AUG. It. KNOWLToN, dec lit?21 Judge oi Probate. J. FLLDEiu MEYEKS, J EM A I* Jl STIC K. OFFICE COURT HOUSE SQUARE, > Will give prompt attoulion to all business ontrustcd to him. mar 2'J?If Sheriff's Sales. By virtue of Sundry Executions to mo di rected, I will sell to tho highest bidder, nt i Ornngehurg C. II., on tho FIRST MON day iu January next, FOB CASH, nl the Bight, Title nnd Interest of the Dcfoud nnts in the following Property, viz : All that trnct. of land in Orungcburg County, containing 088 acres, more or less, hounded hy lands of Barn well, Felder and llrniidcnburg, und known as the "Darby Place." Levied on as the property of Susan Sparks licit!, at tho suit of Movry & Co. ALSO All that trnct of lnnd in Orangeburg County containing '100 acres, more or less, bounded by lands of T. Q. Sliuler, David Dantzler and Porter Bull. Levied on ns the property of W. V. and Sarah Collier at the suit of John E. Moor er, suing for T. C. Andrew?, Assignee. ALSO All that trnct of land in said County con taining 1850 acres, more or less, bounded by binds of Wade Reed, Henry Huffman, Lewis Livingston "nnd Win. Muck. Levied on ns the property of Geo. VY. Lannelly at. the suit of Isaiah Williams. ALSO All that tract in said County containing 832 acres more or less, bounded by lands of A 1* Av Inger and lit other, Calvin Avinger I nnd estate of W N j^orris. Levied on as tho properly of Daniel Avmger at the suit of John 0 Douglas. ALSO All that tract of land in said County con taining 41 0 acres, more or less, bounded by 1:: mis ot estate Norris, T S Dantzler, Fred and Kli7ubcth Mullins, A V Dantzler and Seiitec Liver. Levied on as the property of E L Dantzler at the >>uit of William Avin ger. ALSO. All that tract of land in said County con taining 4 12 acres inoro or less, bounded by lands of Est. Jacob Dantzler, Est. Geo. Norrls, .1 S .Mm tin aud Santec River. Lev ied on ns tho property of D D Dantzler at the suit of William A vinger. ALSO All that tract of land iu said County con tinuing 50(1 acres more or less, bounded by lands of I.ovick Felder, Dr O Oil and F W Wunnamnkc-r. Levied on as the property of L I" Collier at the suit of Bull, Scovill & Pike. ALSO All ti nt trnct of hind in said County con taining ICS acres more or less, bounded by hinds'of J Ried, L G Wise, Elisabeth Ott, L A Zcigler and II Wolfe. Levied on as the property of John Ciiui, at the suit of P A Ruyck, Adm'r. ALSO All that lot of land with the buildings thrcon, in the town bf Oraugeburg, at ihc corner of Market and-Street, now occupied by .lames Cannon. Levied on as the property of .lames Cannon at the suit of II B Bice and others. ALSO 1 Horse nnd Mule id the Court ID.use, and on Tuesday tili, tit the residence off. S. MoGrow, ? Head of Cattle. L-viedoi ns the properly of .Margaret Me ire. v .ii the suit ot \\ ade Hampton, i A LSO ! Os TBwd.fj fire ?.im?ary i8V->. ni the I Plantation ef Issse Ktibcrir.gi?n, about 1600 P. s of.ScedCotion, 12 Bushels of Cot ton Seed, Bushels of Corn, arid a lot of Fodder, seized on as the crop tit Isaac llotu ington, under wa riant on Lien, to C. E. Largtiguc. A LSO On Tuesday the Gib January "S7?, at the Plantation ot .1. II. Zcigler, about 80 Bushels of Corn, Seized on as the Crop of Joshua Brown, under warrant on Crop Lien to Tho* t'tirfnnll. Sheriff's ?ffico, ) E. I. CAIN', Oraugeburg C. II. S. C, ]? S. O. C. Dec. I2ih, 1874. J dec 01 .It Sheriff's Sales. OHANGE1HJl\0 COUNTY. In tuk Court of Probate. Ex Parle J. J. Salley, Guardiau of Fanny B. Salley. By order of lha Court of Probate, I will sell nt the Court House, in Orungcburg, on the first Monday in January next, a tract of 112 acres. (110 acres cleared, balance wood land) with good Dwelling Houso with four Booms besides Dining Room, on wa ters of North Ed ist 0 Ri 'er, about 5 miles from Orangeburg, on the Cannon's Bridge Bond, bounded by lands of Samuel Dibbi e. Win. H. Rarton aud tho Misses Barton, und by the said road. Terms one-third cash, balance on two and three years, sf-ourcd by bond with inlorest from date ai the rate of JO per ccul per an num, to bo paid annually so lonjr as any money romuius unpaid, and it mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and for recording. Any one wishing to examine said placo will apply to either W. Ii. ltartou or Abram Parker, who resides near the same. ALSO The State of South Carolina OtlANUEllimU COUNTV, IN COMMON PLEAS. S^rs. U.M. Andrews Assignee "| of Win. M. Sain. vs f Foreclosure J. R. S'epbens and C. G. I Stephens. J By virtue of tho judgmen' of foreclosure filed in this case, I will sell nt Orangoburg Court House on the Snlcsday in January next, nil that trnol or pared of hind situate iu the county bf Orungcburg, containing 017 acres more or less, and bounded on the North by lands of Dr. B. II. Knotts, South by tin Koisto River, East by estate lands of J. S. Jennings and of Sarah and Mary Graves, a id West by lands of Dr. B. II. Knotts am -. Fick. a. Terms jash. Purchasers to pay for pa - pers und recording. Sheriffs Office, ) E. I. Cain, Orungcburg 0. H., S. C, \ S. O. C Dec. luih, 1871. J dec IU td Administrators Sale. By virture of an order of the Probate Court, 1 will fell at the lato Besidenoo of Fredrick W. Jones, dceeased to the highest bidder, ou tho Seventh day of January, 1875, all the personal proporty of whioh tho said Fredrick W. Jones died soized and possessed consisting of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Corn, fodder, one Horse, Cow and Calf, Hogs &c. Terms Cash. JOHN E. JONES, > i Administrator, deo 20 1871 81 CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS!! SANTA CLAUSE HAS COME! A largo and fine Assortment of Toys aud Christinas Presents lor Children. Besides a constant supply of VKUGS AND MEDICINES Can always bo found at H?K, A. C. DUKES' Store, dec 12 1874 ly SOUTH CAHOI.INA. ORANGEBURG COUNTY. IN TUE ColIMON PhZAS. Watson A. O'Cain nnd 1 Complaint for others, Adm'rs, Plaintiffs I injunction. vb \ Leave to mar* Valentine Pit than and j shall assets and others, Defendants. J debts and fo* relief. By an order made in this case 4th Dee., 1S74, tho Creditors of Jacob H. O'Cain, deceased, are required to present and prove their Claims ogninst him before tho under signed, Referee, by tho 1st January next or they will be debarred payment. 6th Dec., 187.5. W. F. HUTSON, dec 12?Hi Referee. Notice of Dismissal. I hereby give notice that on the fourteenth day of January 1875 I will file my final account ns guardian of John C. Douglas with tho Judge of Probate of said County and nsk for a discharge from Baid guordiiin ship. WILLIAM AYINGER. dec 12 1874 gl The State of South Carolina CO?-NTY OF ORANGEBURG, court of common pleas. Mary E. Oliver, Administratrix! of Thomas Oliver, Plaintiff. ngninst | Summons Frederick K. Oliver, Rachel E. Spigner, Lawrence R. Mar shall and Harriet his wife, Juby | for Relief. C. Oliver, Sallio M. Oliver aud Annio Nellie Oliver, Julia Thomas Oliver and Marion | Complaint Lee Oliver, by IL W. Kcuncrly, their Guardian, ad litum, and Adam Smoke, creditor, and | not Served! the other creditors of Intes tate, Defendants. J To the Defendant*? SALLIE M. OLIVER, RACHEL E. SPIG NER, F. T. K. OLIVER: You are hereby summoned and required to answer tho complaint In this action, which is filed in the Offico of the Clerk of the Court for said County and to serve ? copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office in town cf Ornngeburg, opposite Co irt House Square, within twenty day? after th< service here of, exclusive of the dty of such sorvic;: and if yo-t fail to answor the complaint wohin the tin*? aforesaid, the plaintiff in this nrl.'ou trill apply to the Court for ths rehYf demanded in tho complaint Datul Do-j. It, 1874. W. J. 'Dr.TREYlLLE, .t?? i? J.fti t??..:..?:?v: to HKisr'r. My HOH L, situated on the Corner of Croughtnn and Russe'. Streets, in the thriv ing Town of Ornngeburg. It is larg?, roomy i.nd commodious, and has recently unt'.c:g,nne ilioieugb rrpidrv. It cajoys-a u sj 'tr.iiid Real jntrouoco. with one of tho besf. transient cuhtoms of any inland hotel in the Srttite. For terms apply to W. A. ME RONE Y; Proprietor. Orcugcturg 8. C.Dec. ICtli 1S74. dec. 10 1874 tf FOR SALE That lino two story STORE and LOT on Church Street, lately occupied by the Citizens Savings Rank and Mr. Kirk Robinson, fronting Court House Square. Terms reasonable. Apply to JOHN D. STROMAN Esq., or to l/.LAR & DIBBLE. Orangeburg S. C. oct. 10 ? 1874 3m. The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG, Court of Common Pleas John L. Mooror, Plaintiff, Against Mary E. Oliver, Adminis tratrix, Fred'k Oliver, Summons. Rachel E. Spigner, Law rence R. Marshall end | For Relief. Harriet S. Marshall, his wife, Juby C. Oliver, j Complaint not Sallie M. Oliver, Annie Nellie Oliver, JuliaThom- | Served, as Oliver and Marlon Lee Oliver, Defendants. 2V the Defendants? FREDERICK K. OLIVER, RACHEL E. SPIGNER and SALLIE M. OLIVER ; You ore hereby summoned and required, t o answer the complaint in this action which is filed in tho office of the Clerk of Common? Pleas, for the said County und to serve a copy cf your answer to tho said complaint on the subscribers at. shcir office, Russell; Street, Orangcburg, South Carolina, within twenty days ufter the scrvico hereof, exclu sive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the within complaint within tho time aforesaid, tho plaintiff in;.this ac tion will apply to the Court for tho relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Deo. 19, 1874. 1ZLAR DIBBLE, tf Pl&intUPs Attorneys* Sale Under Mortgage. By virtue of a Mortgage Executed and delivered to Thomas Cartmill by Joshua Brown, I will sell on Tuesday after Saledty in January next at tho Plantatlou of Jacob Zoigler 'b on Limo Stone 8 Head of Catilo. W. H. JOINER, Agt. dco 19 1874 8t NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, all persons int? debtcd to tho said Robert Jenney, deceased,, will make payment, to the undersigned, audt nil who hold claims against said deceased,, will present the ssme properly Attested. LAURA. M. JANNYv ., Qualified Excouton dco10 1831 8t ?? I