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AUCTION SALES.
Rf GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ No. 126. s. Z. corner 7th and ID :

b. GREEN SS 8 ssf YsLLIAMs. ! 4 s Aue.ioneeFi,
VtArLTTThBLE rSIMPRoyEp PROPERTY
SSTkEHTs Sn tRiT,T FAST ,s AT AT AGCTIoN.
sst we ,Rstn1t sRa se at dis ss SS &
"a, IS, and 81, in Square No 6as having rs feet ~
closed. ''Ou' ~ iee' III uep'h all en-
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
deed deed Of trust on the premises. Ali eonveyancfns 9
and anu Ievenue sIsmIs at the cost of the purchaser
my ssed eAe9 eREES 81 ESsp '2d WILLIAMS, Aucts
ID No. $40 S. E. corner Of 7th isfS and streets.
DEWSIFhARJE WI4H RWo oIH6EJ THREE Story BRICK HOUSE
BETMEEN T%i6 II AND 1 STREETS NORTH, At
On M0NBAY, the 9TH instant, at 6 CLOCK p. III.
We snail sell on the premises Lot No. I3, in Square
49, 70 feet ia inches front by s. feet IOli inches
conaalning nine rooms with restibules, halls bath
and sh eOssts and fixed
II Terns afssr'Ste = Ss pr private residence; .-EF.
months Ior hotes bearing interest. and secured by
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the pnrchaseT
my 2s-d Intel iGREEN CIVILIANS. Aucts.
RY W. L. WALL & co, Anetioneers,-
Stores 3l5 and 317,
South corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
BhILpING LOTS 1T THE CORNER OF RHODE
tSLAAD DANESUE ANDTENTH STREET, AT
On MONDAf AFTERNOON, May 9th, at 6
9cDck eye III sell il front of the premises Lots
AZ 10 ~ In Harkness snbdi vision of square S3s
f % let on 10Th street and running back IS
ieet 70 an alley These Lots in a rapidly inn
purchasers. arsB - I.'1 . ''''''' ~ii'a W
Terms are . cash !balance in aud II months deed
s,.en anu dee'i trust taken. All eonveyancing and
stamps at the expense of the purchaser d. nosit
Oh loo VIII be required soon as the properly is
my Zo-a W. l.. WALL co, ,Aucts.
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(lRPHANS' g0UkT, MAY 4th, Ss7-DIsrRIcr
~ OF CoLuA1IA. WAsHilefoN COUNTY, 10 SI !:
IN the csse Of Sophia Ooltman, executrix Of
eforesaid has. With the approbstion Of the Orphahs
Court Of Washington County aforesaid, appointed
settlement and distrbution Of the personal estate
9f said deeeased, and Of the assets In hand, =
neney;- whom and where al the creditors and
heirs o. said deceased are netthed - sttsnd.
With theiP claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise bY law So exeludea from all benefit In
.aid decseeed estate: Provided COPY Of this Or
1vsniIg Star, Drsvisus to the sa5d daZ
fst-JAs. 3 0B.I1kMNh
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotioneers;
- No. S26 southeas corner Of 7th D SITS.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON
2 sTREETs NORTH. AND FiRsT SIRE Ut
WnST; BnTWEEN B AND SITS NORTH,
On THU RsDAY, the Esd instant. at s O'Clock
?. N We shall sell, on the premises; part Of
original lots Nos. and 4. in Square No 69o,
fronting on New jersey avenue, and Lots B sad
=, fronting on lst street west, all having good
fronts and depths, making it . coed investment
Terms: One third cash; balance In s, IL, and 1s
by deed Of trust on the promises.
AZ convey ancing and revenue stamps at the cost
$50 down on each piece whs IN sold
GREEN WILLIAMS,
my 1851 l9kd tInt1 Auctioneers.
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WHOLI61L1 D1HLERS

ssoozs,.s.,, s.,,,|as. sE0.pSSss; SSs ; Ery1Ts. w1uns.
We are constantly receiving const gnments Of
Msrshana1zs Of every description. wni On We can
offer - the trade a4 low rates.
oole Agents for Abel . kheg1esic CsmHeand.
CALvl1f eO1A0,
General OoUUfoGlon Gerohantes.
a,F3 "a lOS Detroot. between 9th and 7th.
NV I'm cOpDoatte IntellieencoF once
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UY COOPER J. LATIMER, Auctioneers
ID (Late clerks with Jas g. Mcclure q COL
Southwest cerner Penn avenue and llth street
Star Ofice Building

On THURSDAY. Nay 23d, at s O'Clock D. IA >,
in front OF the premises, we shall sell part ori-
Rinal Lot ., in Square 825. situated 4th street
east, between and l. streets south, being Is feet
front by depth Of l06 feet inch.
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance In six and
twelve months. with interest, secured by . deed
Of trust. ALI eyancing and stamps at pur.
chaser 9 cost. 8 50 down at time Of sale.
M l6d COOPER LATIMER, Aucts,
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BRICK DWELLING ON 14TH STREET WEST
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. AT AUG

TION. 80 ?
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 24th. at six
O'Clock p. M. on the premises. will sell. that
three story Brick Dwelling being No. So l4th st
near Pa. avenue having front of about IL feet
with depth of about y feet inches and contain
ing rooms and hall. and side alley The above
property is in the center Of the city: and should
locations.
Terms One half cash. balance in six and twelve
deed OF trust on the premises. Convey ancing and
revenue stamps at cost of purchasers
21-d COOPER Il LATIMER, Aucts.
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DY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID tLate clerks with Jas. c. Mcclure Co,
9. w. corner Pa, ave and llth street.
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T UMBER AT AUCTION. s-
---E DEPOT QUARTKRMAsrKRs OrFrcK,}
WashIngt gtem, d. c., May 10, 1857 Z
yision of Captain James q. Payne, A. o, NJ. On
1EVNHAY, May ~. commencing at 70 a m., the
feiloW1ng described second hand LU MBER, now
q the 0oyeInment yard. foot Of 9th street:
u6,oyO fest, Sxl. " 7S0 feet, 6x6.
1,440 " " Sx5. 8.00s " aXk AMI 8.
l.1S . 5x6. 10 1856 I" 6x5x, and 10.
$3.50 Z" SKI, lsas8 sxs And 10
81 S0 :" 3xS. 1850 " 5x6. and 8.
lf,4l6 " AIS, 10 60 svS and O..
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VALUABLE UNImRR99yEp PROPERTY AT

n7-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED Tn
e0D<eauence Of the rain, until Saturday, ATHR.
NOUN, LAY y, eamD hour and place.
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~ THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED,
on account Of the rain, until THURSDAY the a2i
instant, same hour and place.
nv 22-d GREEN & WILLIAMS Aurts
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DY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
ID Late clerks with Jas. &. Mctiuire & Co.
Southwest corner Penn's avenue and IIth ST. Star
Office Building.
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BOWMAN & MAGRUDER.
Zeal Estate Brokers.
GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts.

10y COOPER LhTIMER.A Auctioneers. - :
ID (Late clerks with James C. Mcclure Co y
Southwest corner Pennsylyania n avenue and 18th
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DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE.

pY NAGLE & co. Auctioneers
- Salesrooms 295 Pa av bet. 9th and 10th 81
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that farmers dispose of them, is To burn them
off inthesspring rscciving onlygaas, benefit Of;
their ashes, shiok is butAastriflih Il y !
u We have advertcd to these facts, to call the
attention of farmers to source Of valuable ma
ndrc, which We all know is en- essential Mt
this time to successful farming. We must use
manurey of all Kinds, ipsliau of'thc negro! at
will not get lazy, it will not require feeding
and clothing, nor will VIC have to pay taxes for
it. It is all profit and no losses; for it works
as faithfully when we arc asleep as when watch
ing it. Thcrc<<arc, beyond doubt, other weeds
in abundance, as valuable as those wcS have
mentioned, and possibly more valuable. Ex-
pertinent alone will decide for us, and if VIC
can find upon our own lands, in green man
urc, potent substitute for gnano, We should
by all means make use of it, in producing bread,
instead of wasting it, as VIC have heretofore
donc.-.Souttc,m GuiiDator. !t,.;1..
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Il q M 0 r. 0 U S .
No Innovations.

A good old Dutchman in Pennsylvania was.
in the habitoi sending his son CLANS" to the
mill every Saturday afternoon, with II bag Of
grain This was slung across the back Of old
Rawbones, sorrcl and sorry looking horse;
and in order to make the bag maintain its
balance a large stone was put in one end of tho
bag while 'hc grain was pendant in the other.
One day Hans had the task Of getting the corn
ready formill, and by chascc forgetting the
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-05-11
Action of Salt on Peruvian Guano.

DR.. Voclckcr, i'll o late article in tho Royal
Agricultural Socicty's Journal has the follow
ing: @
"A distinct proof is here given that common
salt has tile power of libcratng ammonia from
soils that havc been highly manurcd from rot
ten dung, Peruvian guano and other ammo
niacal manurcs, which, i'll sandy soils especial
ly, exist in feeble combinations, that readily
undergo decomposition when brought in con-
tact with solution Of salt In the case before
us, a portion Of chloride Of sodium acted upon
these feeble ammonical combinations, produc-
ing on thc one hand soda which became fixed
i'll the soil, and on the other, chloride. Of am
monia, which passed into solution. 3s5
"This analytical result throws light on. the
function of salt in agriculture 1t is well
known that salt is most hemet:ci.lly applied 70
light land after good dressing with farm yard
manure, alone or in coo..i;"nction with Peruvian
guano, and that its application under these cir
cunistanccs is particularly useful to wheat crops
i'll general. Practical experiments on Il large
scale have shown indeed, that by salt alone 1,
large increase of grain was produced OH land in
good hcart-that is, had been previously we'll
manurcd. In this case the application OF salt
evidently has the effect or lbcrat ing ammonia.
and rendering it available for the immediate
use of our crops, which VIC know, from cxrc-
ricncc arc much benefited byNit On land out
OF condition, salt must net bo expected to pro
ducc such favorable effect, and rs this manure
no doubt is sometimes put upon land exhausted
by previous cropping, in which, therefore, it
does not find ammonacal compounds upon
which t.cun act ono reason becomes evident
why salt is incicacious rs manure in some
eases, while III others, its beneficial effects arc
unmistakablc
Peruvian guano and salt is a {i:yoriic dress
ing with many farmers, and Justly So i has
been supposed by agricultural writer's chat the
benefits resulting from this mixture are due
to the property Of salt % fix ammonia have
shown, however, elsewhere, that gogd Peruvian.
g'lano does net contain any appreciablc quanti-
tj OF free ammonia, and, moreover, that salt
docs not fix ammonia. Whilst theory has;
erred in ascribins to salt power that it does
not possess, the practice Of mixing guano with
salt is one that can be confidently recommended.
So far from fixing umuionil, salt rather ;end;
to libcratc and disseminate through the soil the
ammonia contained in the Peruvian g,.ano ap-
piled to the land, which thus becomes fixed by
the soil.'
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stone, as he seized the bag, the inclosdd grain
parted, and he found the load equally balanced
'onSthe back Vi Raabcncs Turning nc spicd
the tone, and examining the burden, discovered
that the load wcntquito, as we'll without itus
with it,
La JOY at hs great discovery, Hans yelled at
;the old man, who Was i'll the corn house:
"Fadcr, iadcr, comes 'cro!' -
"Vots you yant, Hans.?1 said the old farmer,
coming out.
Clocks here, lador, I've kot ter corn balanced
in ter pag mitout Ter shtonc in one cntv'
The old gentleman looked at HAMS strange
innovation, and i'll voice chokcd with wrath
at the presumption of the youth, said
'Dake it ofs dake it off, and but dat shtone
i'll ter pag, like 1t was before! Your grand
tadcr went to mill nit shtonc in ter ply to
palancc it, an your old fadcr too, and now you
goes and sets yourself up us you knows more
dan both OF um! | whips you. Hans, dakc
it off, and put ter shtonc in ter pag"
Hans did as directed, and with monstrous
pebble i'll one end of the bag, and The grain in
the other, old Rawboncs went OH his Journey.
and the world moved on.
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A GRICULTURAL, sc.
Weeds.

Are we not laboring under mistake in con
sidering that weeds which Interfere with the
cultivation ofour crops arc unnitigatcd evils,
entailed upon lis rs one Of the punishncnts
inflicted for mans transgrcssions. That they
cause us much tolls wcat and vcxation, is true
but has any one ever fairly, patiently and
scientifically investigated their properties and
constituents We have never seen or known
anything bestowed upon them but malcdctioms
and vengeance yet it is possible, and no doubt
probable, they arc the true friends Of the tillcr
of the soil, if he only knew how to use them.
We can see or know Of no good reason why
they may not contain rs effective clements of
fertility as Peruvian Guano or any other fer
tilizer now used. We know that some of our
virgin soils, teen with the remains Of vcgcta-
ton, and ovcr1lowing with the elements Of fer
tility;insolne instances, to an almost incxhuusti-
bic extent so as to bear cropping fora hundred
years, without its being necessary to manure
them artifcially. This ilizing power or pro
pcrty may have been centuries in accommodating,
under the slow march Of nature; but with our
present knowledge of the sciences, can we not
expedite the process ofcollcctjng these clements,
and apply them when and where needed /?
We know from experience that some of our
most troublesome and common weeds, contain
very active and valuable fortilizing power,
when properly managed. Some of the genus
Ambrosia, we have noticed particularly in this
respects it was accidentally brought to our
notice in the first instance, as follows Having
n small piece of subblc in our orchards, which
had become ovcr-run with 1n,JyosM ezulioy
Commonly called hog-wccd,) which we wished
to use, VIC pulled them up about the time Of
blooming, ,andpilcdthcm up. There was possibly
about half n wagon load, which lay and rottcd.
until the ensuing spring. A piece Of corn was
planted near by, and as the pile of weeds had
rottcd nicely, we resolved to.apply it to the
corn as tar as it would reach The result was
never saw such large stalks of corn erow,,
before, with any kind of manure. Had we
not gathered these weeds when green, thcy
would have rpencd and dropped their seeds,
and the stalks would have dried up and re-
manned like dry sticks upon the ground, almost
entirely worthless as manure.
Some may say, why not turn them under
with the plow when green, and save the trouble
OF gathering +? 1t cannot be done, as they grow
from four to eight feet high. The usual way
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ONIONS AND PouLrny.- Scarcely too much
can be said in praise Of onions for fowls. They
seen: to be preventive and remedy Cor various
diseases TO which domestic fowls arc liable.
Having frequently tested their cxcclcnccs we
can speak nndcrstandinely. For gapcs and
inflammation Of the.throat, eyes and head. onions
are almost a specific We would, therefore
recommend giving fowls, and especially youn..
chicks, as many as they viii cat, as often us
twice or three times 4 week. They should be
lnely chopped. y small addition Of corn meal
Is an lmprovcncnt-G Gcncscc Fa,D,cy.
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R Ell 1 G 1 o U S..
Appointments.


's-sn1' 49, ''t ~ ,a,s.,, i
$50 ~ :, sa'.ar - IN u-,t auall ...,
.. Presbyterian. il,
II A. NJ. and P. NJ. :. 4
Lecture every Thursday at72P. NJ.
~. Eptscopal., :, r,'f..l t-r,ffEI
v1LIAoE-REy. STYLES MELIIclIAMr, every othor:
Sabbath morning and afternoon
fLutAcran.
REV. ". A. HouoK-At Trinity 1st and Sd Sun
Days.
REV. P. DEnR1oK--At st. Matthews lstaud Sd
Sundays. At Lebanon I'd and 4th Sundays.
Baptist.
VILLAaE--REv DIR. 1. D. DURHAM, 1st Sunday of.
each month at Up NJ and Sd Sunday of each month,
at IL a.! M. and I p. NJ. ~
REV. Dr. T. d. DunnAM--At Four Holes, Isl. Sun
day of each month.
Rev. r. J. EDwAnDs-At Branchvillc, 1st and 8d
Sundays in each month. Santcc, I'd and 4th Sun
days of each month. u,
each month, Canaan, 81 Sunday of each month.
Bull Swamp, 4th Sunday of each month
REV. D. F. SrIGNER-At Antioch, I'd and 4th Sun
ternoon.)
REV. W. j. ss1DEn-At Glcngary School, House,
1st and Sd Sundays. santcc, (colorcd Sunday
School), Cd and 4th Sundays
neutrality-suspicious. for Oro,ycJuy Dis
trct, s.. G. Conference, 2a Quarter.
ST. GEORGE s-April 9th and 7tf.
UPPER ORANar-Trinity, April 18th and 1ith.
PRov1pEScE-Bcthlchcra, April 29th and 2lst.
BLAoKvILLE-Graham April 9th and 28th.
UPPER ST MATTnEYs--Asbury Chapel, May 4th
and 9th. .2,fJi'A s5S; .',- G
OnANoEDuno-NIa 1lth and 10Th
Observation-Disclosures May 18th and 10Th.
ST. Observation-Disclosures, May 25th and 2Gth
BAnNwELL-May 31st.
AIKEN AMI. .GnANlTEvfLLE-Junc1 1st and Cd. j
'LEx1SaToN-Shilo, June Sth and 9th.
EASTERN ORANGE-White House. June 18th and
10Th.
A. NJ. cHR1ETznEKG, p E. 1
IL A. NJ.
REV. W. G. CoNNEn-.tt Prospect, 1st and 81 Sun
days (afternoon) Zion I'd and 4th Sundays (aitcr-
noon.
REV. JonN NAp1SEr-At Calvary, 1st Sunday in
encH inoIltl. 1rlnitJ, ~ ouuuay Ill cacE month.
Rev. J. S. CoNNoR:-At Providence, ID and 4th
Sundays 103 A. NJ. Al Gcrzim, ID and 4,L Sun
days 81 P NJ. At Targc' 1st and Sd Sundays 1O5
a. NJ. At bethlehem, lst and Sd Sundays 81 T.
NJ.
REV. E. A. ArsrIS-At Davis Bridge, ID Sunday
in each month at II a. NJ. Hopcwcll Church, Sd
Sunday in each month, at II "A. NJ. Pine Grove
Church, 4th Sunday in each month, at II y. NJ.
REV. Tnos. RAyson-1st and 81 Sundays at New
Hope, 104 A. NJ, and Dcthclc,n at p. NJ ID and
4th Sundays ut sard:s, (ncar .Branchvllc,) 104 A.
NJ, Cattle Greek, p. NJ.
B9~ We will be glad to complete this list, and re-
spcctfully invite the Clcrgymcn of various dcnom-
nations to send in their appointments, and they will
be inserted with pleasure among the above.
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SELECTING Cow-Tt is sometimes The
c'se that the best judges VIII be deceived.
y COW OF very unpromisins appearance, coarse
in the neck, large bones, ard second or third
rate milk marks generally, will, now and then,
turn out to be first rate, while another, with
these marks largely developed, fine in the head
and neck and promising every way, will prove
unsatisfactory. But failure in this case is
rare. Let the head be light, The forehead
broad the horn rather thin and close and pro-
lninent, the neck thin, and the fore quarters
rather light, the back straight, the hind quar-
tors well developed, wide over the lo;ns the
carcasc deep, the nddcr coming forward and
well shaped, the skin soft to the touch the
tcais well set, not too large nor too snail, the
tail long and thin, like whiplnsh Such a
COW ought to bca good one IHomn,ou.
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TALE OF UNEEQurrED LovI-Thc cdi-
tor of the Eureka Union relates rs follows how
lie once got in love and ''got the mittcn'
We were never, kind reader, desperate in
love but once, and tha; was with Il rcd--no.
auburll-haircd girl with q lrccklcd complexion,
who had but few prctcntiolis to beauty; but
then she had such really beautiful eyes deep
liquid orbs through which her soul i'll moments
Of tenderness, looked out i'll passionate tcrvor,
and i'll joyous mirth dashed and spanked with
the light OF thousand dew d.oqs-tl.iMonds
we were going to say-but we never saw a
thousand diamonds. IIcr ,.i:cc "As Laura
which when breaihcd softly BY very soft
lover, is a very sweet maze and her clear
ringing laugh fell around yon Ike ;, shower of
silver bells. Moreover. Sic were . dark, wine
colored dress trimmed with lilac co!orcd velvet
and black fringe, with neat l;t;lc wfi,a collar
Of fine lace which rrctticat Of dresses, had tho
effect to make very plain yirl loc! absolutely
charming. She never perforated hex car to
hang thereby pendulum cf GLASS or brass. and
the only ornament on the little, w!.i;c hand,
which needed none, was :, plain goll ring,
sacred to the n.omory Of y i,ail2n lrom:sc.
We'll, one cycains-it WAS moonlight su,.l-
nler timc-wc sat alone On The porch hy the
cottage door, holding that'ii,;lc white hand in
gentle pressure, bu, one arm had stolen from.
her waist, and a silent song Of joy, like tho
night was in Our soul Cur lips met III a
," w. o'''':0'S ~ "''H '',.'''' S'''iy |" Aef
80 w ''''e - p';>S'o'i'''' 'o'o-
r''p'@''' ~ :. ,''"'''c',' ''.c .''a ,'st
'"o ,'o"' ~, :. ~" "'''' 4 '0'n % '.,'''''i'
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TAX NOTICE
TO TILE TAN PAYERS OF ORANGE
PARISH.

g Wcl'y s Thursday, Nay & :. i;ranc!vic.
VIII >r'.'i IL! - 0.:nsthul; !a;'f, daring The
wceck ci,iia!; aay /, when The Genera! Tax Books
VII: be cloei. 80. nose failing make rc;ur::s will
be Double ia%cl.
ri:c following is ist Of Taxable Property, Re-
turns, &c,: Lands. LOIS and Buildings, Articles
manufactured in this State rel arm to be made by
manufacturer @i:i;noma Liquors made and sold,
Hu:gics. Carriages ;iul, and Silver Plate, Watches
.IcSclry and Flames 'r"icss;ons, lmploymcnts, &c.
inc!'i'nS Newspapers. Insurance, Express and Tclc
grGi! Companies, PhoOgrai pliers, Incomes from
Salrrs Rents. Interests. %c.. Saw, Flour and Gris
A'iN-, :!otcis. Restaurants. butchers, Billiard Tables
nhi !'airHooms. Ferries, i;:i,c Hacks Drays, and
I.;SEa%c Wagons, Dogs. except Cor each Plan
t@iion or inhabited, !.ot in Town OF Village n Capi-
ta:ion Tax or all Males between tic ages of twenty
onc and .i;ty, and Ill Sales OF Goods Wares and
Merchandise Eiate iron. he l.: day OF January
'Ip' TO Isl 'tny OF lun'Hr$ So and from lst day
"I January. 1851, to Is, day rf january 1868
Cotton Gin@cd on Toll Is taxed 500 on every
llui.dr"d Dollars.
Returns Of Slirtrous Liquors and of Goods
Wares "nl Merchandise sold since Isl January
!Shi. WIZ h2 made for the Quarter ending with
March. nn paid 81 the expiration OF each Quarter
The nal i!einrms ol the Quarterly Tax vii! be
taken daring tonit Week q. urungcburg, ana tic
Ho"t>-will le closed on .hc 18th O.: April.
Every Empoycr will make Returns of the names
of all Persons That are employed by him.
VI Returns Of Property Will he made in person
a,ld under Nai a'! rn III the pistrc' where the
Property Is located, and will be received
by ni;.!l. on Otherwise unless sworn to according TO
law.
Taxes will be paid ouiy in Cola ANA Silver coin,
'nite'! States ivcnSury Notes, notes declared to
he legal caler iy tie Government Of the United
States. on notes OF National hanks, or the bills re-
ceiya'c "i this State" or pay certificate. OF Jurors
am. tonri"hlrS ior attendance the Counts.
ie.} Residents of the Town OF Orangcburg are
requested 20 m.krsi.cir Quarterly and General Re
tnr,s on Wednesday and Thursday of Court Week.
p. ". F.NREY,
Assessor and Tax Collector Of Orange Parish.
niav y Ill
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-05-11
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The State of South Carolina
Ex. Rel. In re lost documents
Solicitor Southern Circuit
Implication having been made by James W Reed
anil wife and others. for leave prove The existence
loss and contents Of Deed of Conveyance in Trust
mat uircr order Of hc Court Of Equity in Fcl.u-
nry' $40 to Levi S Tyler for the Of J. w.
Reed and wife o1 join, lives remainder 10 survivor
for life, and afterwards TO Tie issue Of The Wife
On motion of liuisnns i.cgAro, Solicitors for Ap-
rcant, IL is ordered, That all persons who desire
so to d" may appear and cross cxa,nl the evidence
produced and Introduce evidence in rcplv before
me on The llih day of November next.
commissioners 1hcc, Y. u. JAMESON,
Or.n."bure G. II. Comu,iss;oncr
Mar. ~ 1867 MI
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