The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-22
official.
HEADQUARTERS,
SEGoND MILITARY DlsrRlcr,
CHARLESTON, April 6, 1865
OGoial.
General Orders, No. SO.

General Orders, No. SO.
For the better protectpu.sf the inter.
estsof tho State of South Carolina il,
the matter of real property bid in bchal
OF the State on sales under executions
for collection Of State taxes, it is order.
ed.
That npor the lane being exposed
the Sheriff shall announce that the land
is to be sold Tor the term of seven wears
and ,hcrcupon bid for it the whole
amount of the taxes and costs then due,
including the costs OF executing, stamp.
ing and recording Tic Coed tha, if there
be no higher bid, the Sheriff shall there.
upon proceed TO convey the use OF tic
fand by deed to tho State OF South
Carolina for The term Of seven wears ;
that upon the conveyance being cxccu-
ted, the Sheriff shall Immediately pro
cure the same tc.be recorded in The
office of the Clerk Of tho Court CT :hc
District in which tho land is situated :;
and shall, within two weeks time, trans.
nit the original decd to the Treasurer Of
the State, who shall ei.trr IN book,
opened for the purpose, All absrac. Of
the deed and the same shall then be
filled and recorded III the Office Of the
Secretary Of State; and that authority
be given to the Governor Of said, State,
empowering him, thirty days after the
deed shall have been received at the
Office Of the Treasurer, aAd until other.
wise provided by law, to rent the land
for the period Of one year: Preceded,
h2Wcccr, that if the proper tax payer
shall within the said thirty days, pay 10
the Treasurer The full amount Of tax
due, together with all tho costs that
have accrued, including recording in the
Clerks oliice and in tho Offices of Treas.
urcr and Secretary Of State. ana twenty.
live per cent. upon such fll amount,
then the said deed shall be cancelled
upon the exhibiting ola certificate from
the Treasurer that such payment has
been made; and all the foregoing pro-
ceedings shall thoreupon be OF no effect ::
And prouieled, further, That if the same
shall not have been pad within thirty
days, then the owucr;o( the fee shall be
entitled to redeem The property in like
manner, within one year from and after
the day Of sale, by paypg all Of said
amount and costs as Aforesaid. together
with liliy per cent. penalty and that if
not redeemed in one year from the day
OF sale, the Legislature of The State shall
be authorized 10 determine by law the
conditions npon which the same may be
redeemed by the former owner during
the remaining term Of sever years Tor
which 1t was sold. Aad IL IS futh,r
ordered, That when The Sheriff shall
have completed his duty, and forwarded
the deed to the Treasurer, he shall
make out a bill Of the costs that nav bc
due to the Tax Collector, Sheriff and
printer upon the execution, and It's COR
rccLness certified by the Clerk OF tho
Court; and upon forwarding the same
10 the Attorney General, if the bill shall
bc found to be correct aud the taxation
OF costs iii conformity to the laws Of
South Carolina, the Comptroller Gene
raj shall draw his draft upon the Treas.
uler for pay mcnt Of the same, and he is
hereby authorized and required to p,y
the same when due.
By Command Of Bvt. Maj-Gen. Ed.
II. S. Candy
LOUIS. V. CAzlARc,
Ald-dc-Camp, AcLing Asst. AIT. Gen.
Southern Murders WHO Commit Them
Whenever any Radical frchrand, 10y.
al Lacquer or negro is killed or hurt in
the South, the Radical press or orators
make terrible noise about it. They
ring the charges and howl day after day
about rebel outrhgcs, rebel hatred and
rebci mnrdercra, but we never hear any
thing from them concerning the mur-
dcrcd Southern whites and black out
RACES. The Radical papers arc full Of
sensation accounts and dcnunclations of
the murder Of Ashburnc in Georgia, but
they say nothing about tho onc-armcd
ex-ConicQeratc soldier who was Slot
dead OIL his horse, recently n.ar Selma,
Alabama, or Of tho other four white men
who hayc been murdered in tho same
Vicinity since the war, aid no one ar
rested for lhcsee mu,Slcrs. No, we hear
nothing from these Radicals Of the nu
mcrons Other murders Of the conquered
Southern whites and ontrages on them
II other localities Of the South, because
there is every reason to bolcve
this is the work Of tho black loyal lea.
gucrs.
AT a public procession and meeting
of negroes. at Macon, Georgia, on March
80, the loyal blacks" carried banner
on which tie figure Of q negro, cut in
pastcboard, hung dangling from a gal.
lows, and to which was attached, OIL a
piscc Of while paper, the following in
scr:ption: "Eyery nan that dom, voto
a Radical ticket this is the way we
wani to do kim--hang him by the
neck" These Radical loyal league ne
grocs, boldly proclaimed, too, that Tie
negro who failed to register, should re-
ceive thirty-nino lashes; if he failed to
vote at tho election two hundred lashes,
and ifhe voted tho Democratic tickel
hc should be hanged. Need we be sur.
prised, then, that Southerners are mur-
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