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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-28
NOTICE

THNO TAN PAYERS OF ORANGE PARISH.-I
will be ut the following named places to AS
sess, receive Returns anil Collect the General Tax
Of 1867. mt the times us follows:
At Feldcrs the 2l:h February.
At Four Holes the 9th February
At ,Inmisons the 2Gth February.
At Elliotts the 27ih February
At Zciglcrs the 2Sth February
At Bull Swamp fhc 29h February.
At Glcntons the I'd March,
At Browns the 3d March.
At Tylcrs tho 4tll March,
At Raiders tho 5th Mnrch.
AT Corhctsyi!le the 9th March.
AT Ensterlins the 7th March.
At Rowc's Pump the 9th March.
AtCednr Grove the 10th March.
At Branchvillc the 18th md 18th March,
And Mt Orangcburg the week ending 21st March,
which time the Books will be closed for receiving
Returns. Those fniling TO make Returns and nav
byi TINT time, will be doubled taxed.
Taxable property is such rs Real Estate, Buggics
CnrriaScs, Gold md Silver Plate, Watches, Jewery,
Pianos, &C., Articles Manufactured for sne all In
20. Capation tax of one dollar every Male
between the ages Of twenty-one and sixty years,
on every Dog, matters not who it may be owned by,
dollar each, which tax all accrucs the 1st OF
January, 1868. All Returns to be made to the Tax
Collector of the District, or Parish in which tho
property is located. No returns will be received
by mail or otherwise, unless to according to
law
will also DO at Orangcburg the week ending the
Tax not paid aud falling duo tAoaOth Of Juno. Those
failing to make payment hy that time, may c1poot to
sottls with the Sheriff.
Also Mt the same time and place will collect the
First Quarterly Tax Of 1868.
feb I'm p. W. FAIREY, t. C.
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ORDINARY's NOTICE.-ADsWTN.

NOTICE.-ADNaHN
W istrntors, Executors and Guardians who have
not made their Annual Returns in this Office. Arc
called on TO do so Without Delay. All sdefaulter,
will be proceeded against in n few days, according
to law. rttf - 2 80
Bas~ Offiee.Days-Mondays and Fridays.
Ordinarys Office, p. A. McMICHAEr.
Maroh o. 1868 Ordinary, o. d.
~ar J St
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u.1li ti oltt srlue .d tn iasa .
Daily Paper $500 per Annum.
Tri-weekly Paper ; /s4!oo per Annum,
The war closed with large indebtedness on tho
proficred us payment. To others we I'm We presented
no claim amid the losses and Inisforuncs by which
they have been surrounded having been spared the
necessity Of doing so by the very generous prompt
ana an hearty support we have uniformly received.
We arc able to wait for the advent of better times.
confidently assured that when prosperity returns to
the land they will cheorfuy meet thoir obligations.
Toa! ouch VIC cprdiny extend an Initiation to re-
new their subscriptions
jim II dh If
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LIN EIquiitt
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

Joseph fi'flips Adnr, a.il! 1I y, .Aseoau.
n AsFFy r. +. Tyler et, al .1pjpactioaA Rslisr
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Jechua Tyisr.
ono Of tho Defsndants tho Above ease, is aisent
from and resides beyond the limits of this Has, On
Solicitors, it is ordered That the defendant, Josh
ua Tyler, do appear, Plead answer or demur 70 the
complsina1ts said bill within the time pressribeby
law or an order pro confesso will be taken ssainst
Commissioners Office, v.D.v. JAMIsON,
Orangeburg, 8. G, Cenmis5isHee
~ q, q, 81 ~ .sTf>t54s .ttsSS IS nls4S
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FOR LEASE.
D1NANCRyro Prevent the

M RDINAN R-Jro Prevent the
" Firing of Guns, Pistols, &C., within these
Corporate limits.
From and after the publication of this Ordipaoe,
other Firearms, within these Corporate Limits,
shall be liable to fine not lcss than Ave dollars
(S5), or upon failure to pay the fne shall be a6le
to imprisonment not exceeding two days a. tle ap-
tion of the lntcndant. 54 IN
Done in Council this Goth day of Februarv 1868
Ornngeburg, s. c. ~.
y! JOHN a. HAMILTON,
29-it CLERK
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GU UANO.
DERUvIAN GUANO, DIRECT FROM AGENTS
at market rates.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, $75 cash $50 LIST
November, with per cent interest, approved city
acceptance
BAUGH'S PHOSPHATE OF LIME, $50 cash ;
$65 lst November, with per cent interest ap-
proved city acceptance.
PHOENIX GUANO, 500 cash 500 lst November,
with per cent interest, approved oity acceptance.
FLOUR OF BONE, unadullorated and unburnt.
FARMERS PLASTER OR GYPSUM warranted
pure.
In offering the above Manurcs to Planters 1 do 30
with every confidence, not only having testimonials
from Planters who have used them the past year but
the further guarantee that every cargo it arrives
is analysed by Prof. Shepard of tho South Carolina
College, and tho high reputation cf these Manures
fully kept up. J. N. ROBSON,
jan 1s-2m Nos. l and Atlantic Wharf
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~scanR Wa~htagGOa snd Southern via
chattanooga.
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OUR sTREEES.
Repairing Of Sidewalks at the Ex-
pense of Property Holders.

petlse OF properly HOsorE~'
The streets of New York were long age
made the subject of dramatic representa-
ton, and it is a matter of wonder that
some enterprising amateur company has
not before now put the streets of Nashville
before the public. The spectacle of score
or two of broken necks, fractured skulls,
blackened eyes, and tableau of loose
limbs that have dropped of in coming in
contact with all-too- prominent curb-stones,
would make mp a lively scene for say a
third act, while the various positions in
voluntarily assumed by buggy passengers,
in humping over crossings, would give
the thing an acrobatic touch. Some ANA :
teur Blondin could be found who would
perform the feat of getting TO the Chatta-
nOoga depot by keeping on the right side
of Church street, and any number OF loose
urchins and pigs about town could be got
to fill up the mudholes. The horse blocks,
hitching posts and swinging signs would
do for ornamental backgrounds, and the
whole would constitute a production at
least rare, if not indeed magnificent.
Since the war, we have been sadly IN
need of good sidewalks, and though there
has been a good deal of talk and some
very little has been done for
their improvement In the chaos of the
great struggle, the records of surveys by
which grades could be established were
lost, and the perplexing and almost end
less work of establishing new grades has
not yet been accomplished. With the ex-
cepiion of some profiles of work done since
the war, and lithographic map, there is
no record Of any survey since 1929 in the
hands of the City Engineer. A survey Ia
how progressing, and grades of number
of streets have been established. On these
streets the chairman of the Street Com
mittee is notifying property holders that
they must construct sidewalks, and the
law is, we understand, to be
carried out to the letter. Should this plan
be followed, Nashville will soon be out in
a new dress, the value of property will be
greatly enhanced, and everybody will be
gamer, Notwithstanding the cost may pinch
! little Just now.
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nTsINRsa N0rICE.

Cant TnoMAs 9, HAYS. having purcha'ed an
interest in the UNION AND D1sPAToH' becomes
from this date one Of it, rroprietora. The brm
name Of the new concern viii be JoNEs' HAYS
a Co., hy whom the business Of the establish
rpept will be continued as heretofore. at the old
stsnd. corner Church and Cherry streets. oppo-
lite the posoffce.
Cant. Hays was born aud raised in ihls eily,
and Is well known for his courtesy and amiabiii-
~ as a gentleman. as well as for inielllgence'
integrity ana promptness rs n man Of business
he will have charge Of the business department
Of the Office. and will be found in our counting
room.
The entire business Of the old firm having
pssaed into the hands Of the new, Capt Hays
win also settle that. and will give all proper re
ceipts and acquitances.
Being fully prepared to do all kinds Of print
ing promptly and in the best manner. the new
firm solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
age extended 10 the old.
January 10. 1868.
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Serord Northern.
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TIE BUREAU IN TENNESSEE. Though
it is generally supposed that to-day the
Freedmen's Bureau in Tennessee will
cease to exist, we have reason to believe
that il is to remain with us in some shape
not varying much from its present form,
and that the order abolishing it will really
amount to nothing. 1t is possible that
General Granger NAV succeed Gen. Carlin
as Assistant Commissioner, but even this
is doubtful, and as the claim and educa-
tional departments are to he continued,
little remains to abolish. If the Bureau
were to suspend within the next twelve
hours, ii could not wind up its business
here in less than six months, at the very
least
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Now Advertisements.

The Poplar Mountain Coal Company
offer another LOT of superior round and
block coal at FIVE and six dollars.
A large invoice of drygoods and no.
,;ors "a 20 he sold at Elias auction house,
% North Cherry, this morning.
Knight Bros. offer to contractors and
hnilders brick in any quantity, also lime
and sand. and cement, gravel, etc. They
are enterprising gentlemen, and transact
their business TO the entire satisfaction OF
their patrons. Go TO rs Church street.
Al No. n North Cherry street, + Loi-
seau has opened an establishment which,
Cor it's elegance and taste, would attract at
tention in ANY city. HIS stock Is entirely
new, embracing braids, curls, waterfalls,
hair iewelrv. perfumery and fancy goods,
AN ofthe best in the line. The skill and
taste of I.oiseau in his business is too well
known ia this city to need commentator.
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MUSICAL SoIREE AT SHELBY FEMALE
INSTITUTE LAST NIaHT.-The monthly
concert of Prof Butler attracted large
and brilliant audience to the halls of the
Shelby Institute last night.
The selections we're very choice, and the
instrumental performance exhibited per-
feet familiarity with music as a science,
while the vocalization was in the highest
degree artistic. While all the young ladies
did so we'll, it is no disparagementt to others
to speak of those gushes of melody with
which Miss Scovel entranced the audience.
She sang the "Sky Lark" and in response
to an enthusiastic encore, came forward and
sang an a Mile of Edinboro' Town" She
never sang better, and IL emphatically the
mocking bird of Nashville. We are glad
to see our female seminaries doing 80 much
to develop the musical talent Of Nashville.
We hope that this laudable ambition on
the part of teachers may continue till We
make Nashville as famous for its music as
Florence ia for the fine arts.
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WAIEHUAD ANU NEAtfE HN"H y "E'''
rA-HvIILE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive nj Nashville. A. ~
Leave ..'.-' '''-''.'''-''''''-'''-' '''' = -
Mail and Accommodation Train;
Leave Nashville at. .''.-.-.''.--''''-'''''' = A.
Arrive at Nashville o.o9 p NJ
Nemnhis. Mobile md n. o. Express:
Leave Nashville at ..---------..-'-'' ~ ~ r N
Arrive al o.o@ A. NJ
sAs4vfrIF AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
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RIVER AND WEATHER,
The river is still rising, with about seven
feet on the shoals.
ARRIVED.
l. n. Phillips, upper Cumberland.
Talisman, Cairo.
DEPARTED.

NOne.
The /. n. Phillips brought down FIVE
barges of coal from the Poplar Mountain
mines
The Talisman came ia last evening with
fair freight She offers splendid induce
ments TO those wishing to make trip
down the river this evening.
The river at Louisville Is 10 fne boating
order, the ice having disappeared
The navigation to Cincinnati Is now ma
INSTRUCTED
The weather here Is clear and mild
The Emma Floyd left Louisville ye-tsr-
day for this place
The Camille is loaded at Pittsbnrg for
Nashville, and sill leaFe a. soon as the ice
breaks.
PITTsBURG, Feb. 13-Noon.-RiVer fall
ing, with six feet six inches in the chan
mel. Weather clear. Thermometer 80.
CINCINNATI, Feb. I3, 1890 P. M.-Ciear
aud mild, with wind from southwest and
mercury AZ degrees River risen three
feet since P. N Wednesday, with twenty
three feet Of water BY the water HoIks
marx, and sevsnty-nine fret under the
bridge.
Departures to-day-AmeTiea, for Louis
vile, Emma Floyd, for Nashville, and
Alaska, for New Orleans.
The ST. Louis Repubiieon Of Wednesday
zavr.
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| Inc following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce:
LIVERPOOL, Feb. IA. Il:I5.-Cotton
market quiet; uplands sgd; Orleans SD
Sales of the week $4,000 bales sales for
export $4,000 bales; sales to spectators
| $4,000 bales; stock 2SS,000 bales, Of
which 122, 900 are American. LOO P. NJ.
Cotton market easier sales to-day TO-
600 bales; aaoat 10000 bales American
100000 bales. 5 P. M.-Coiton market
firmer; sales to-day 10000 bales.
LONDON, Feb. II, Ills A. M.-Consols
93i bonds 734. l:20 P. M-Consols 90
@9Sl; bonds 72g672{. M.-Consols
93i bonds 72B.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA, 1890 A. Mold
l4Os. 1855 A. Motion market dull,
and holders are anxious to realize low
middlings l93@l93c; upland middlings
2Of@2O3c; good middlings 2l4@2l2c;
Mobile 2020204c; Orleans 21c. Gold
l4Os. II Motion market dull and pri-
ces nominal. Gold l40s. 3P. M.-Cotton
market dull and tending downwards sales
lOOO bales; entirely nominal, no quotable
change. Gold 140s. Gold 14l.
sUeAR-Orleans lac 164c; Demarara l6!;
coffee A 174; B 179c; c 16s; crushed and
powdered 184c.
CoFFEE-Rio 22@ 26fc Laguyra 27@
Soc; Java $4,000.
CoRN-In active demand at 60065c in
bulk, aud $1,000 in sacks at the depot.
WHEAT.-Both demand and supply
light; S2@2 25 per bushel.
FLoUR--Market firm at $l0@15; Noun
tain Dew SIS; Cream of the City SIS
Cumberland mills $40; Pride of Ten
nessee $l4; Pomona so.
BACoN-Clear sides I49@l5c. should
ers lie; hams I5c; sugar cured hams l71@
18c.
LARD--In tierces 14c; in kegs l5c.
PoTAToEs-$3@4 per barrel.
SALT-$4 20 for 7 bushel barrels.
CANDLEs-Star 174c.
BRAN-$2S per ton.
APPLEs-Green So 5O@6 per Dbl.
HAY-$23@25 per ton.
CoTToN YAREs-5O0, 10; 600, 16, and
700, 14c.
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MARRIEn

On Thursday, the 18th inst. at Christ Church.
Columbia. by Rev. DR.. Pise, @. r. Knox, Esq,
Of this city. to Miss GENEVA s. JOHNSON, Of Co
lumhia No cards.
On the 18th instant by Rev. X. F. Bunting
d. D.. Capt WIN. S. SAwRIE to Miss MARIAN
McALIsrER. daughter of VIM, L. McAlister
Esq. all of this city.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NAaHYnIF. ~. Ia ~.

NASHVILLE, feb. II, 1908.
CoTTos. The market has much de-
pressed during the day, though the iele-
grams Of the afternoon from Liverpool in
dIcating the market frin, brought about a
better feeling. But few buyers IA the
maTket-lst@1s$e werethe ruling figures,
which IL decline on yesterdays Gales Z Of
a cent Receipts ss4 bales, shipped 81
bales, sad sales Of ASS bales as follows: 3
at l9ae; Is at lee; "a at lSsc; l4stlsse;
Iss st ls1c; 46 at 1ssc; II at Isc; 60 al
l74c and Is ct lie.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE The f oil
lowing are the transfers Of real estate for
the week ending Feb. IA:
J. r. Graves to Geo Shider, hause and
lot in Edgefeld, $4,000.
A. Hynes Ewing 90 c. II. Milford, LOT
corner of Gay and Front streets, $4,000.
p. L. Niehol to Mary Langdon, lot in
West Nashville plan, $3.50.
NJ H. Howard to J. w. Bowden, land
in Weakley county, executed twenty-six
years ago. $500.
J. NJ. Harding TO Thos. Ferring, two lots
in 18th district, $500.
James r. Cockrell to A. B. Goodwin and
wife, 3l3 acres in Wilson county, $4,000.
J.O. Griffith TO Oscar Bohme, lot in
Edgefeld, $3.50.
Ida F. Weitmuller, trustee, and Robt.
Weitmuller and wife to NJ. SHE, trustee,
city lot, $500.
Mary J. Dupuy to Patrick Pendergast,
land in Missouri, $3.50.
Mary J. Dupuy to John White, land in
Missouri, SIS.
J. P. and Annie P. Humphreys to Mrs.
Sarah Monte, lot in Humphreys addition,
$3.50.
r. Weitz to Phil Weitz, land in Hum
phreys county, $500.
J. NJ. Murrell to J. NJ. Clements, six
acres in 9Th district, $685..
Same to c. NJ. Clements, five acres in
5th district, $780,
Same to Susan Walden, thirty acres in
9Th district, $4,000.
Same TO Marshall Dennison, thirty-fye
acres in 9Th district, $l325
T. C. Cater to Moses Kramer, twenty
acres in oath district, 1925.
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We are authorized to announce Esquire FAM
a. a candidate for County Jailor subject to the
nominating convention. Election March Z. 1858
febstd
We are authorised 10 announce A. A. CAR
TER as a candidate for the Office Of Jailer Of
Davidson county. at the ensuing spring election
iauq1 ia
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Revenue COLLECTOR.

We are authorised TO announce the name Of
Capt. MICHAEL WALSH as q candidate fol
the once of State and County Tax Collector
for the county Of Davidson.
fsb7 "a MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized 20 announce JAMES Ii
COLLINS as a candidate for reelection 20 the
Office Of Revenue Collector for Davidson county
At the ensuing March election.
janll "a
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Proceedings of the Supreme Court.

NASHVILLE, Feb. IA, lS68.-The court
met this day, pursuant to adjournment,
all the Judges being present.
Judge Lowering, G. C. Torbitt, j. P.
Brown, W. G. Brien, Charles A. Ewing
and G. T. Brown, members of the Nash
vile bar, were sworn and admitted as prac-
ticing attorneys of this court.
The law docket of the ninth circuit was
taken up and the first call gone through
with. The second call will be commenced
tomorrow. JESSE G. FRAZER, Clerk.
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s0ufharn Cnffnn markstn.

AUGUSTA, Feb 12.-Cotton market
firm. Sales 100 bales; receipts 725
middlings l9c
CHARLESTON, Feb. 12-Corton opened
with &c advance. Sales $50 bales mid
ding l94@2Oc; receipts 1919.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 12.-Cotton opened
firm and closed quiet but steady, at a de
cline of &c. Middlings l94c; sales 1900
bales; receipts 1858.
MOBILE, Feb. 12.-Cotton closed dull ;
sales 1900 bales; niddlings 200204c; re-
ceiptz 1896 prices nominal.
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Police Court, Feb. l4.--Andrew Ca
ruthers, colored, using obscene language
discharged.
james Bandy, keeping house of ill-fame
discharged.
Isaac Cravens colored, larceny Of silver
spoons, continued.
VIM Ussery, drunk and disorderly, SO
+. Humphreys, drunkenness, So.
Jenny Rodgers, Emma Hines, Mary
Wooten, keeping houses Of ill-fame, SIC
and costa
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TIE RAILROAD TRoUBLEs.-The en-
ploves Of the Memphis GAINESVILLE and
Louisville railroad yesterday submitted to
the legislature & memorial setting forth
their grievances and the cause Of the strike
which compelled the road to suspend oPe-
ratInns
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-15

TEMPORARY ADJOURNMENT or THE
CIRCUIT CouRT.-Judge Cary yesterday
adjourned the Circuit Court until Wednes-
dav morning Of next week, in consequence
Of The illness Of cousin. The Case VI
Felix Clemens as. Lishy, Lsnier, and
others. is still pending
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lADtfAtit1 ~ -
STATE OF new YORK,
City and County "a New YORK
George I. Hope. President, and Cyrus Psck.
Secretary, Of the Coftinental Insurance Con
pauy, being severally sworn, depOss and say.
each for himself says, that the foregoing Is q
true. fail and correct siatemsnt OF the adairs Of
the said Corporation, and that they are tha
above described officers thereof
0EO. y. HOPE, Prssidsnt.
CYRUS PECK. Sscrsssry.
subscdbsd and sworn before ne. this 24th DAY
Of January, A, ID. 1853,
TH0s L THOkNELL Notary Public
STATE or TENNESSEE.
G0HeTEoLLERa OFFICE
NASHVILLE. Jan. l. t.es-J
I.a. " Black burn, Comptroller Of the irsa-
sury 90 hereby certify that the COntln mental II
aursncs Company, located A. Nsg York, Ia ins
Sfzfs az New Ork. has produced 70 ne safis-
factory evidence that said COMPANY has CON
Piled yith All the requirements d the laws q
he state Of Tsnnslsee. imposed on in1afance
eampanses and further certify thst 2 AhS1-
WORTH s CLARK, Agents Of said COMPANY
have also complied With the Tequlreusnts 81
the laws Of the state. made and protldll ~
such cases Whsrefors. SAID Continettai a.
saranca Company has authority ~ tAks fl5ks
and transact the bushes Of inlur4ncs "a tnAs
state at Nashville, Tenn. .-.
u. ". BLACkbb
febs Conprollsr Of TSnnssses.
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SrovE MooD-OOt and split from dry
cord wood, and delivered at the house Of
the purchaser Tor s. SO per cord, from The
yard of RoBEET MACKENZIE,
North College ST., opposite L. & n. Depot.
feb7 II
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nnICT EVE DENTS.

Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the Union AND DISPATCH at the counter
will he FIVE CENTS, and it will be sold to
new.bovs and dealers 40 that they can sell
al this price.
D. nr-IN EIXE lFNTa.