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MASONIC l'olros Council No. 11, R.\ & S.% M-" "Will meet each Thursday at 0 o'clock P. M. from 1st October to 1st April and at 8 o'clock from 1M. April to 1st October, on the following dates, dune 24, July 22, Aug. 39. Sept. 1?. Oct. 21, Nov. 18, and Dec. 10. . J. F. IZLAll, T. I. G. W. BtiUStSOJf, ltccorder. Enreka diopter No. 13, ??-. A.\ M.\? "Will "meet during the present Masonic year at the usual hours, the followin dates : March. 10th, April 7th, May 5th, June 2nd, August 1th, September 1st, October 27th,-Nevcmber 24th, December 29th. J. P. IZLAll, M. K. II. 1'. J. M, IJnuNsoN, Sec. Shibboleth botlge No. 28, A.'. F.*. ,?.'.? "Will meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock, from 1st Oct. to 1st April and at 8 o'eh?ck f rem ing date." Aug. 8, 1st Oct. to 1st April and at 8 o'clock 1st April to 1st October on the follow ttcn, April 4, May 2, June 0, July -1, 8, Scot. 5, Oct. It, Nov. 7, Dec. A. JAS. P. IZLAU, W.M. Gko. W. Bkcnsox, Sec. may 29 li>7 "> I. O. O. F. Eilisto Loil^o No- Meets at Odd Frll?iv? Hall, every Monday, evening at 8 o'clock, from 20th March to 20tli Sept. and at 71 o'clock from 20th Sept. to 20th March. A. PlSCIlhlt, N. O. O. I). NLUMK, See. Uebecca t,0ll?O?Met t* S o'clock every second Wednesday after sale dav. ' A. KlSCHKlt, N. 0. TOWN COUNCIL. Thiii body meets June 8, Sept. 7, Dee. 7. Mayors Court, hold whenever occasion requires. SONS OF TEMPERANCE. Orangeburp Division No. 24, meets even Monday evening in the basement of the Preabvtcrian Church. O C J? L The Baptist Sunday School Pic-Wic. Oil Wednesday last under genial skies and the influence of a kindly mm, the scholars of the Baptist Sun <lay iScbool assembled at the Baptist Church in this place where they were photogruphed by Mr. Schifley, pre parntory to their departure lor Andrew's Fish Trap, the Bpot selected fot their pic-nic. Andrews' Fish Trap is growing famous for social and friendly gather ing.*, and has frequently in lule years lu'en made worry with the joyous *houts of happy children., mid the ringing laughs of the young and old together; but of all the merry gather ings of the past at that place, none *o completely came up to our ideal of *i genuine,, enjoyable pie-uic as that "one which made redolent with pleas ure und happiness the surroundings 5tnd -atmosphere at Audi'cws' Fish Trap on Wednesday last. The succc-s of the pie-nic "re due to the HKlelatigablc exertions \>( the fol lowing committees: Committee of gctit-lcmen, Messrs. J. A. Zeiglcr, C. F. Gehrels, G. W. Wilson, W. A. iSdwards; committee of ladies, Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Livingston, Mrs. Wiles, ?Irs. Andrew?, Mrs. C eh reis, Miss /v itching and Miss Williams ; Com ?nittee of Judges, S. 11. Mellichampe, T, C. "A'odrows, B* Williamson, A. B. Walker-. The filtviidanc? was large and respectable. Arrivexl at the ground the children were called up and a prayer ottered by Mr. Sehiflcy* After tnusfc from ov.r charming band, Mr. Schifley entertained the Sunday School Scholars, and ninny older tnies, with an address that was pecu liarly apptoprinte to the occasion, and which was followed by the exer cises marked our. for the child ecu. The programme was interspersed throughout with delightful airs, dis coursed by the Glee Club, and was as Ibllows: Address by Misses. L. K. K?rrig, followed by the singing of a hymn; Royal Egg-hunt, ami the crowning of Miss Otis V.'bitmoreas Queen, who was guarded by the Royiil i Captain, plaster Henry Livingston; H?ning Mutch by 2nd Bible class;. Peeping Ladies by Bright Baxter; Take Cure of Yourself, by Mist' Ida Zeig'ci; Hymn by the School; ^?lYaf.?nd^^ by 1st Bible class; Baps on the X^ap Stone; Corn Sack Race; Hymn by thcScbool; The Rose, by Miss lk M. Biewer; Justice and Prisoner, by Je?erson Wilson and Johnny Zeiglcr; Jumping Match, by boys; Hymns and Music; Stray Donkey, by Willie Thompson; Jumping Match by girls; Sallic Walker around the May Pole, by all the children; Old Pilgrim by Mr. Wilkinson; Climbing the May Pole; Kind Words by Miss Jessie Melli champ; The Bible, by Miss Bozardt; The Healing Kiss, by Mits Kcziah Thompson; Base Ball. Here the prizes wire distributed as Ibllows: Miss Clara Wiles, ltd. prize, pielc stand; Miss Jessie Mcllichainpc, 2nd. prizo, glass set; Miss Ida Zeigler, 3rd. prize, doll; Henry Livingston, 4th. prize, bottle of extract; Miss L. II. Norris, ;?th. prize, fan holder; Bright Baxter, 6th. prize, -; John A. Zeigler, Jr., 7th. prize; Jefferson "Wilson, 8th. prize; Miss Bozardt, 9tli. prize; Miss Blower, 10th. prize; Willie Thompson, 11th. prize; Keziah Thompson, 12th. prize. Arrow prac tice, John A. Zeigler, Jr., 1st. prize; Jefferson Wilson, 2nd. prize. Rope jumping by girls?1st. pri'/c to Miss Hydrick. Corn suck race, 1st, prize JeHbrson Wilson; 2nd. prizo, John A. Zeigler, Jr. Jumping by hoys?1st. prize, Mack Wilson; 2nd. prize to Willie Thompson. Base Bull?1st. prize to Allen Tarier; 2nd. prize, John A. Zuiyler, R KM ARKS. As said above, the day was delight fully suited to the occasion and was just tlie kind for a pic-uic. The pro gramme was curried out admirably and afforded continuous enjoyment und amusement to all present. The poetry and dialogues repeated rcllcc tcd much credit upon hoth Ihc teach era and the scholars of the Baptist Sunday School. The singing was also excellent. In short, everything connected with the day's proceedings seemed designed for ttie purpose ol imparting interest and pleasure to the assembled crowd. There was nothing there that was beggarly. Young Indies were out in abundance, shed ding a halo of loveliness over all by the witchery of their graces, the beauty of their smiles, the sweetness of t heir silvery voices, intcrluded and supple mented by merry pen's of joyous laugh ter. The middle aged und those on the winter's side of life, were also there, and watched with delighted hearts the Performances of the young, in whose interest the pic nic was given. They beheld with evident satisfaction the gay hopes which seu-mod to light up the faces of the young boys and maidens wlrosxs combined presence made Andrews' Fish Trap a thing of complete beauty on Wednesday. We regret that the want of space prevents an extended account of the m'iny pleasant incidents of the day. The crowning of Miss O is VYhitiitore, Queen.Avas ?rti interesting ceremony. .Vaster Henry Livingston was appointed Royal Captain and guarded her with jealous care. Though young, he seemed to appreciate his charge, air-.( we opine will make a gal lant siege upon the iitadel of sonic lady's heart when ho becomes a man. Dinner was announced about 2 o'clock, when a table covered with dJiciuus edibles, was lined from end to end by the merry happy crowd. A blessing was asked by the Rev. A* I. Hartley and soon all were busy with knife and fork. The committees vied with each other in their efforts to make everybody feel at home, and to seeing that no one was neglected. The dinner was bountiful, well dressed, and well served. If! the afternoon further sports were iudulgcd in, up to thedistributiou of the prizes, ot which we have already made mention. And thus closed a pic-uic day that will long he remem bered by every one who was present. Wc do not desire to make any iuvid ious distinctions, but wc cauuot "close this account without special reference to Mr. Geh reis, to whose untiring zeal must he attributed the success of the amusements gotten up for the benefit of the children. The pre sence of our own magnificent brass hand also added largely to the en joyments of t he day. Long live the memories of Wed lies day last. The Court House is getting prettier and prettier. I Mr. Wilson has a beautiful cotton field. .- ? ? The Rev. Win. E. Perryclcrc will preach in the Baptist Church to morrow. The building in which Fischer re cently soid groceries and liquors has been lorn down. Boliver's three story goes up soou. REMOVAL? August Fischer has temporarily changed quarters. He will hold forth for the present at the two stores next door to McMaster's old stand. Five of the murderers of Harmon and his wife were taken Jroro the jail in Abbeville on Wednesday last hy a I party of armed mon and shot to death. Cue hundred shots were lircd into the prisoners by one hundred men in the broad day light in the presence of hundreds of citizens. FIXE OATS? Dr. W\ C. Whetstone brought to our office on Thursday lust a bundle of outs seven feet in bight, and says he has three acres that will average that around. Dr. Whetstone is a successful fanner and we would be much obliged to him for a communi cation on "The Way to Grow Outs." BAPTISM? We learn that a number of persons will be baptized at Branchville by Rev. A. I Hartley on to-morrow week. The Baptist Church at that place is a large and respectable body, and we congratulate its members up on having lor their pastor so learned and eloquent a gentleman as Mr. Hartley. A vocal and instrumental concert will be given at Elliott Hall May 30th by the Orangebmg Glee Club to raise money to pay the second install ment on their brass instruments. Tickets for sale at Dr. Dukes, Dr. Wannnnmker and J. A- Hamilton, also at the door. A dmittnucn 50ots. Children 25cts. Reserved scats GOcts. Doors open at 7*. Concert begins at 85. ANOTHER EE\V STREET? We learn that an effort is afoot to open a street on the East side of the railrodd from the bridge crossing the track near Mr. Aaron's old place?now owned by Mr. Dukes?up to the front of railroad avenue, running in front of the residences of Messrs. Wilson, Bull, Lucas and others. The iden is a good one, and will help the trade of the railroad portion of our go-ahead Burg. _ COXCFI1T? The musical concert promised by Prof. Berg is likely to be a first class affair, and will afford a great deal of pleasure to our amusement-loving community. The concert is to take place in Elliott, Hall and should be patronized liberally by our people. The proceeds of the entertainment will be applied to the payment of the 2nd installment on the instruments for the Glee Club. See advertise ment in another column. -?-A IMPORT A XT? The Grand Council of ibe Agricul tural CotmccUors meets at one o'( lock i?. m. the second Saturday in each month. The officers are: j. P. M. Foures, President, Grand Council; Lewis Summers. Vice-Presidont; A. F. Cain, Secretary; T. j. Phillips, Treasurer; Miltrane Cm in, Warden; Max Baxter, Wx; Isaac Berry, Chap lain. We learn that these organiza tions are in a flourishing condition. Their utyect is to instruct the colored people in agricultural matter.*, which is a good one. Security Lifo Insu ranee aud Anuuity Company oT New York. We nrc pleased to record the prompt payment by the above Com pany, (through Mr. Louis Sherfcsee, their General Agent for this State), of the losses caused by the deaths of Mr. D. M. V. Huff, of Branch ville, and Mrs. Mary M. Copes, of Grahams, both of whom were insured in that Company, the former for ?2000, and the latter $5000. The Security is one of the old es tablished companies, having been organized in 1602, and bus been doing business in this State since 1808. This Company has paid losses in South Carolina amounting to nearly a quarter of a million of dollars, without any litigation or tin necessary delay. Their statement shows that al though they paid in 187? death claims amounting to ?392,033.26 and rettii li ed to Policy Holders as Dividends 8305,001.52, its assets have increased $173,30 1.04 and its surplus $155,538. 70, making its assets on 1st Jan'y., 187G, &3,G33,900.25, and its surplus S03G.427.00. This certainly speaks well for the management of the Com pany. This Company bejtig chartered by the Stato of Now York, is subject to the stringent laws enacted by the Legislature of that State, for the pro tection of Policy Holders, the advan tage of which our citizens arc now aware of. Messrs. Htitsou & Unison arc Agents at Ornngcburg, S. C. - - ?mm> ? ?- ? gB8SHI..i -. A Fl.owkk that changes its Coi.ou.? Botany U a division of na tural scienco which treats of plants, and a study of Vegetable Pbisiology must bo the foundation of botanical knowledge?a study only possible by the improvements iu the microscopo and in organic chemistry. As plants are not scattered haphazard over tho earth) botanical geography inuil bo studied, with thi3, plant-history. Botany may bo applied to the wauts of evcry-day life, as in Agriculture, Horticulture, or Medical Botany. Animals often exhibit a marvelous instinct in selecting incdicin.il herbs, and an observation of their habits has often, even in the present time, led to most valuable discoveries. And should man, with his knowledge and appliances, fail to discovci less than the brute? It is of Medical Botany we would speak, or of the Hepatrhe Plnnt, discovered in Southern Nubia, the Flower of which changes its color with every change of the atmosphere, The remarkable changes and varia tions of this,Plant and Flower have been for years our special study, re sulting in the discovery of its posses sion of wonderful medical properties, the existeuee and value of which have heretofore been cntiroly un known to medical science. After much labor and scientific investiga tion, wo have succeeded in extracting its peculiar medicinal principles, which is u specific ami cure for all diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels; a permanent cure for Dyspe psin, Indigestion, Spleen, Constipa tion, Joundice, and ail Billious Com plaints. Of course we cannot send a living Flower of this Pi nut to all who rctul of Hepa tine; hut to all who will send their address to Merrell & Coudcn, Philadelphia, Pa., with a thrcQ-eeul stamp for return postage, wc will send Free a fac-smilc of the Flower, that will change its color just the same is the real Hepa tine Flower. The Medicine, Mcrrcll's Ilepatine, for sale by Dr. A. C. Dukes- Orange burg, S. O, and will cure all diseases of the Liver. Delinquent Land List for 1876 Amelia. Lithgo, Oeo 1 Lutand 2 building*. I A maker, A P 381 acres and 22 buildings, I Embly, July 1 Lot and 1 building, I Furtlck, Ceiia Est, 20 acres and 2 build ingj. Oliver, Thos. 1,060 acres and 2 buildings, Palmer, Lennrd 1 Lot, Pcarce, James 1 Lot and 1 building, Rast, L P 1 Lot, Zeigler, J J 25 acres and 5 buildings Zeigler, Emma 000 acres and 4 buildings, Zeigler, Jane M 300 acres and 0 build ings Jiranchrillc, A rant, Henry E?t. 18} acre* and 8 build ings, Baxter, Wilrtuii R? acres, Kdwards, James Est. 138 acres, Sasportas, M J 135 acres and 1 building, .Sasportas, T K 227 acres and 2 buildings, Summers, .lue 10 acres and 3 buildings, Richardson, Joe 50 acres and 3 buildings, Caw dec. Coleman, It P 510 acres and 2 buihlings, Dukes, Joseph 100 acres, (ilover, J<6ri)iua 120acres, Inabinet, II W Est. 337 acres and ? build ings. Jackson, J F 200 acres and -1 buildings, Legare. Thos, II Rev 1,000 McLain, Angus 09 acres, Roberts, F W" 25 acres and 2 buildings, Whilaker, 11 C 100 acres and 2 buildings. Stabler, XI F & L A Zeigler Agt., 1380 acres and 1 buildings. Ctw Castle. Hair. Joshua 1?37 acres and 1 building. Brown, Elijah 5 acres and 1 building. Cam, O L 400 acres. Collier, Lewis 1* 308 acres and G buildings Collins, Caesar 32 ncres. Connor, I) E 550 acres and 4 buildings. Jackson, J F 200 acres and 1 building. Kelley, Dolly 10 acres and 1 building. Richardson, Dick 100 acres and 3 build ings. Fasportas, M J MO acres and 1 building ShcparU, J L 30 acres, j Stephens, Isarel 18 acres and 1 building, j Stephens, Stephen 25 acres and 1 build ing. Summers Daniel 204 acres and 2 build ings. Van Tassel Jas (sold to L. B. Austin) 000 I acres. Van Tassel Jas (sold to L B Austin) 200 j acres. j Van Tassel Jas (sold toL B Ausbin) 352 I acres and 2 buihlings. Edtsto. OBryan Asbury 60 acres and 3 buildirgs. Tucker, Samuel 12 acres and 2 buildings. Elisabeth. Bozard.C F Mrs 4">0 aces, Hoffman J. W. 000 acres and 12 build ing. Livingston, Louisa 600 acres, and -1 I buildings. Mack, Jas 11 200 acres and 4 buildings* Sally Rafortl 100 acres, 2 buildings Andrews, TJiad 0" 50 ncres. Good by* a Bull, M 272 acres, ~ RHcy Peter 20 acres and 1 building. Thompson, Isaac 34 acres. Goodldnd. Porter, Ann C 1G0 acres. Phillips, L A 2C0 acres. Hebron. Carson, llach.iel AY 150 nerea and 6 I buildingu. Johnson, J M 200 acre* and 6 buildings. Pou. Henry 178 acres. Liberty Carter Boston, 60 acres. Andrews, Thud C 299 acres, Lyons. Choescboro. L. C. 150 acres and 1 build ing Darby, J BDr 1600 acres and 4 build. ?ngs, Hampton Addison 120 acres, j Hart Oabc 156 acres and 3 buildings. Hopkins, Nelson 165 acres and C build ins*? Iriek Campion 20 acres and 2 building* Murray, Luke 20 acres and 2 buildings. Shoemaker Patsy 37 acres and 2 build ings. Waltz Elizabeth 20 acres aud 3 buildings Middle. Aycra KUzabeth 4M acre* and 4 build* i ngs. Urtjncr, J I> MO acres and 3 buildings. Shuler, DJ(Nol) 158 acrea. Shuler, 8 L 400 acres, Zeiglcr, J D. 150 acres and 8 building*. AViv Hope, Ott, J V 1 \ acrea and 1 building. Smith, Thomas 1 Lot and 3 buildings. Orange, Antlcy, K P.\gt C70 acres. Buznrd, J E SO acres and 8 buildings. Howard, C F Mrs 40 acres and 2 burbling* Colter OeO 1 acre and 2 buildings. Dantzler, Addison 27 acres, DeMars, F 1 building. Felder, K J 100 acre- and 2 buildings. Glover & Pearee, 250 acres and 4 build ings. llartzog, \V F 1 Lot (Jamison) 3 build ings inabinct, Mary A 15S acres, Jackson, Andrew 60 acres and 8 buildings Jones, William 91 acres. Marckant, Mury Hut., 1 Lot and 1 build ing. McKinlay, Francis It 1 Lot and 1 build ing. Andrews Than C 1 Lot Market St. Milton, L Mrs 8 acres and 1 building. Mintz, Irwin I Lot and 1 building. Itobinson, P 10 acres and 2 buildings. Sasporta*, M J 390 acres and 1 building. Sasportas, T K 440 acres and 4 buildings. Smith, R M 1 Lot and 1 building. Sarney, Joe 114 acre* and 2 buildings. Till, W C 150 acres and 0 buildings. Titles, Alice 1 Lot and 1 building. Thompson, John M 1 Lot and 1 building. Thompson, Oeo. 7 acres. Washington, John 20 acres. William?, Cathrhie K 1 Lot and 2 build ings. Zimmerman, Stephen 50 acres and 3 buildings. Pine Grove. j Fitzgeralds, J D F 40 acres and 4 build ings. Fludd, Henry I?2 acres and 6 buildings. Weeks, Jaby Est. 1120 acres and 11 buildings. Pt-plar. Adams, Joe 30 acres. Browning, Mrs C 42 acre.t Guilliard, John 47 acres. Shuler, E Y 400 acres and 8 buildings. Winges, OH 114 acres and 3 buildings. Providence. " Bull, K M 8S acres and 1 building. Jacksost, Peicr, GO acres and ,1 buildings Jackson, Hobt. H 50 acres and 3 buildings Meyers, U A 200 acres. Shuler, Irinc F. 430 acre?. Iioehry Grove.' Butler, J W 50 acres. Fanning, Allen 50 acres. Union. P.usbec, Eli 11 acres Dykes, Hichard 50 acres. Jackson, E M Mrs 2(j acres. Jones, Frank 50 acres and 3 building*. Kittrcll, A J 304 acres aud 7 buildings. McMicheal CJ S 47 acres. McMichacl, N A Mrs 164 acres. Palmer, J O 38 acrcB aud 2 buildings, Sturkie, I> ? 180 acres and 4 buildings. Williams Solomon 50 acre* and 1 build ing. Fun crs Brown, William 50 acres and 2 building-. KeiU, Billiard 59 acres. Mullins, Betty 177 acres. Andrews, Thad C 100 acres. Willow. Bonnett, M A Mrs 125 acres and 8 lsiild ings. Biizbee,Eli 61 acre*. Hughes, E 84 acres. Hughes, Kllott 100 acres and 4 buildings. Jackson, Most? 60 acres aud 2 buildings. Jcfeoat, DO 125 acres. Jones, Amos 47 acres. Kittrc'l, (1 W 100 acras and 2 buildings. Moultric, William 40 acres Heed, O S 200 acres and 1 building. Andrews, Thad C 610 acres and 7 build ings. Zion. Hol ton, J H 114 acres and 5 buildings. Daisy, John 16 acres, Felder, Sam 40 acre* and 2 buildings. Punch ess, William 40acres and 1 build ing. McMichacli E X 0 7 acres. McMichacl, Jerone X 50 notes. McMichacl, M E Mrs. Pooser. Cephas 80 acre* and 0 buildings. Pooser, Ann E Mrs 150 acres G buildings. Si mines, John II Trustee ilOO acros nl?\ \ buildings. The following is a list of Tax.pa.yers who have tendered "BilU of the Bank of the State" in payment of Taxes and published by instruction, rtcieved from the Cpmp trollcr-Gcnerftl "of H. C : * A mclin, Ooodwvtn, A B 1000 acres and 9 build ings Spcignee, W P ??00 acres and 2 buildings Wanna maker, J J Est 100? acres and 20 buildings Wannatnakcr, W W 1150 acres, 25 build ings Zimmerman, Daniel 2720acrcH, 34 build ings. Caw Caw Antlcy, K P Ex'r 64 acres, 1 building Partium, Oliver, 4040 acre.*, 18 buildings Green, M 1)700 acree, 8 buildings Shuler, D W 650 acres, 4 buddings Ed?to Fehler, 1* S 739 acres, 5 buildings Jennings, H II 3200acres, 45 buildings Smoak, B 3 114 acrcc, 8 buildingj Elhikelh Sistrunk, W A J 750 acres, 6 building* Goodland Stroman, C J 2730 acre?; 19 buildings Stroman. Jacob 5000 acres, 25 building* Hebron Hydrick, A S 1250 Liberty Harten, I> K 1743 acre.-*, 4 buildings Davis (J J, 130 acres, 4 building.! Lyons. Keller, \V R 2000 ncrcs and 10 buildings. PuulHug, William 500 acre* and 9 build- . ings. Middle. Pitbull, V 1704 acres and 10 buildings. J\'ew Jfope. IHrton, D R 328 acres. Felder, P S 2000 acres and 18 buiMing*-. Frederick, S M Mrs J9i acres. Frederick, A S 350 acres 9 building*. Rigg--, II 155 acres, Robinson, W F 500 acres and 2 building*. Orartye. Adden, Henry 1 Lot, Albrccbt, M 1 Lot and 3 buildings. A fit Icy, H P F.n?'r 45 acres and 1 build ing. Antley, R P Trustee 420 acres and C buildings. Dozard, Jacob I) .'10 acres' and f> building*. Dull, N A 1070 acres, 2 Lots and 13 build ings. Dull & Seqville, 1 Lot. Drigginanu, F H W 2 Lots and 5 build lugs. Duntzler, S I) Agt 3G" acres and 4 build ings. Dukes, A C 3 Lots 5 buildings-. Kills, KL Miss 103 acre* 3 LoUond 4 buildings. Kzekiel, E Mrs 1 Lot and 4 huildingii. Felder, P S 1 Lot ami 4 buildings. Frederick, AD 1213 acres 10 building*. jfJpwanjP Kst 1 Lot and 2 buildings. Hamilton, John A 1 Lot and 2 buildings. Hurley, Joseph P 1 Lot 0 building*. IzIar,~W V 1 Lot. Louis, Ann Mrs 1 Lot. Louis, D 7 Lots and 4 buildings, Meroney, Ann K 3 Lots and 3 buildings. Pithan, V 2 Lots and 1 building. Quiglv, I> J Trustee 1 I/Ot. Rigg-j II 550 acres, 2 Lots and 2"? build ings. Higgs, II H 1 Lot. Sislrunk, W A -I 1 Lot and 2 building.". Seoville. W. X 1 Lot and 4 buildings. Till, W C 150 acres and 0 buddings. Thorn, Clias. 11 acres, 1 Lot and 5 build ings. Thorn d: Jackson, l Lot and l building. V anghii, M A Mrs. 4U0 acres and 8 build ings. Williams, Jas. A Agt 1 Lot and 4 build ings. Pine Grove. Darby, A T Dr 1300 ueres and ? build ings. Poplar. Jones, I) D (517 acres and 4 building*. Rigg-S II. 50 acres. I'foridcnee. Hull ?i Seoville, 331 acres and 4 build ings. hart, Tra K 300 acres and 10 building*. Keller, Ann 0 1120 acres and 12 build ings. Shuler, D A 203 acres and 0 building*. Jloekey Grove. Hydrick, A S 1250 acres. Union. Hrovn, Elizabeth M 1200 acre* and i buildings. Yaneet. Norrie, D K 1810 acres and 12 buildinge. BiVfoir. Felder, P S for wife 500 acres and 8 buildings. Hughes, <Jco. E 153 acres and 5build ings. Robinson, J D 105 acres and I buildings. San ford II H 178 Rciesand 3 buildings. San ford, (.< W 28C acres and 5 buildings. ? Zion. Rar ton, D 11 83 acres and 4 buildings. Felder, PS 210 acres. Louis, I) 1012 acres and 5 buildings. Riggs, K J Mrs 31 acres and 5 building*, fcjxgfi H 350 acres and 2 building*. Sal ley, Edward 23 acres. Smoak, F T 217 acres and G building*. Bmonk, II L 2-1 acres. Sinoake, S H Mr* 135 acres and 8 build ings. NOTICE is hereby given that tbo whole of the several parcels, lots and parts of lots of Heal Estate described in the proceeding list, or so much thereof as wUlbe necessary to pay the taxes, penalties and assessments charged thereon, will besohl by Treaiuror of Orangeburg County, South Carolina, r\? bis cilice in said County, on Monday, Juno I 5th 1870, unless Haid tftxes, penalties and assessments be paid before that time; and such sales will be continued from day tu day, until 1 all of said parcels, lots and parts of lots of Real Estate shall be sold or offer ed for sale JAMES VAN TASSEL, Auditor of Orangeburg County, inav 20 1S70 tf STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. OuAxcLnrno Cocnty, Ry Air?. B, Kxowliax, Esquire, J. P. Wltcren?, J? F. Watt, hath made suit to me, to grant to him Letter? of Ad miuiskralbn of the Estate and effect* of Win, R, Vmt, lato of said ttvftftty* deceased, These are therefore- to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindred and Creditors of ibe said Win. R. Watt, deceased, that they be and appear, before a***, in the Court of Probate, to be h?1d at Orangeburg C. II. on May 29th, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o\4o.ok in tho furcnoon, to shew cause, If any t)\?j? k???s. why the said AdminStratum ahoidd not b*> granted. (liven under toy h?nd, this 10th day of Mar. Ahhb (Viiniu) 187U, AUG. & KNQWLTQ5?? [L.S] Judge of Prohate? O? 0% may 13 4t PLACE YOURSELF 1NPEPENDEST of the Scarcity of Labor, by procuring the celebrated BELT, CULTIVATOnS Come and kco them work, at tho Fair Ground* and judge far yatu Eclvca whether they arc a humbuig or not. They are a great labor-Having implement, dotob the work of two men and two horars witn one burse and plowman. For sale by CANNON & ROBINSON, Solo Agents for the County, may 6 ?>? *7tl2 a day at home. Agents wauled. XZJ Outfit and terms free. TRUE & CO-, Augusta, Maine. marll 1876 It