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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

The enterprising and go ahead estab-
lishment of Messrs. VIM. NJ. Saiu & Co. i.
was crowded on Thursday last when we
dropped in. These gentlemen are doing
fair and square business, aud us natu-
raj result, they are doing heavy bust
ness. Our planters, tho solid men of the
county, are recognizing the quality and
cheapness Of their house, aud are patron
izing it; and the colored men, the hon
ost and industrious eolored men of our
county who are becoming "settled" and
who have the means of providing the
comforts for thelf homes, make it a
point to come to this stcrs for their
wants. We congratulate our friends
upon their success, and emphatically de.
clare that they deserve it; and we re-
commend our citizens to call and try
them.
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W. A. MERoNEt.-This gentleman
returned from Charleston a few days
since. A large and varied supply of
groceries followed directly after him.
"Why," We imagine some of his many
customers will say, twas his store not
crammed already ~ We answer, "Yes,
but it is full to OVERLOOKING now" Full,
fuller, fullest The latter is the term.
1t takes superlative to give one all
idea of his stock-aye, two would not
be too many if it were not violation of
her Majesty's English to use them. A
Christmas supply of groceries, and holi-
day notions essentially is that at Ma
roney's. Aud be it remembered, Mr..
Fair is with him yet. What more is
necessary Nothing but frequent calls
of Mr. " IS customers.
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New, SpAcK AND SPAN NEw-
Everything at the new store of William
T. Lightioot looks fresh aud bright and
bran new. The customers enjoy the
pleasure of beholding everything bright
and cheerful, aud new. And there is
everything that ono wants in his llne.
Dry goods, shoes, groceries, liquors, all
are displayed and all arc inviting. This
is the time that people must buy and
will buy, from pre-ordained and i'm
memorial necessity. $50 go where
brightness, uewness waits YOU" Go to
w M. I. Lightfoot's bright, new store.
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ALSO
ORANGEBURu COUNTY
LSO
In COMMON PLEAS.
Mary B. Treadwell, Adm'x VS. John H. Fan
ming, ct al.

AoM Nun likAS.
Mary B. Treadwel, Adm'x VS. John H. Fan
ming ct al.
Complaint TO Marshall Assets, SO.
By virtue OF an order of the said Court in
this action, | will sell at Orangeburg Court
House, on Monday, the lst day of Janu-
any. next. during the legal hours Of sale,
the Real Estate in this County. of which the
late William Il. Trcadwell, died, seized and
possessed. consisting of the following tracts
of land, in the Town of Orangeburg:
|. Tract o: II acres, bounded north by
lands Of Thomas Oliver cast by lands Of So.
Ca. Railroad Co., q. Gowan and Estate Of
George II. Elliott and Railroad Avenue,
south by Russell Street, and west by lands
Of W. NJ. liutson, Esq. This tract will be
intersectcd by two streets, and will be sold
i'll q lots of convenient size.
2. The Hotel tract. situated ut the corns
Of Russell and Broughton streets, and boun.
ded OH the other sides by lands Of Mrs. VI.
b. Trcadwcll aud d. Louis. This will be
sold III Lots, two of them fronting on Rus
sell street, and one of these with q good
Store already erected thereon, three OF them
fronting on Broughton street, and the re-
mainder constituting tho Hotel with ample
stables, and buildings, and yard and garden
room, being one of the most eligible pieces
of property in the Town OF ofOrangeburg
3. Tract of 10 acres bodnded north by
lands Of Mrs Ann Andrews, east by Brough-
ton street, south by river and--s,reet, and
west by River street. This tract will 90
sold in sc lots, and will be inlersected with
| streets properly located, rending the Lots
available as Town Lots. A portion will he
sold in tract OF 8 acres, and another por-
| tion in tract OF about 20 acres.
A fine brickyard is on one of the tracts.
portion ofthese lots will be sold on the
day indicated, to suit purchasers. Plats Of
| the said Real Estate can be inspected at the
Sheriff's Office.
| TERAs=-One third cash, balance on n
credit Of one, two and three years, secured
| by bond and mortgage of the purchaser,
with nteres. from day of sale, payable an
! nually on the whole amount, until the whole
bond is fully paid up, and satisfied, and to
pay for papers recording and stamps.
| Purchaser to have privilege Of paying all
cash, and il any purchaser fails to comply,
the premises so purchased by the party
failing to comply to be sold on The same day
az convenient snledav therea IT o r itnnn
the same tcr!ns and at the former purcha-
scrs risk.
Shcrf's Office, H. Riggs,
Dec. 7th, 1871.
dec s 4
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remarkable. Indeed the figure must bo
rcliuquished, for these shadows, that
Christmas casts before it, are the most
substantial things chat We know of. In
fact they are called "substaniiats pa,
srceAence. Life itself has been called
shadow, but to support the shadow,
substantials are absolutely necessary.
Amid the shadows of the years evening
come these "Christmas" substantials.
The most genial, cheerful, and practi
cal why of keeping Christmas is to ''lay
in" a bounteous supply of these very
''substantials," in the shape Of hams.
jellies, seasonings and other groceries.
and amid the seasons social happiness,
to enjoy them. Are we not right /?
Then go to the substantial grocery of
Mr.. j. George Vose, and provide your.
self. For he has everything substantial
to make your Christmas, "merry"
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DOOMs TO LET.
HI Apply to
p. 8. FIELDER & CO.'S
ORANGEBURG-IN CoMMoN pDrAs

john G. Pike, Trustee, ct ux. ct. a, vs. ].
w. Mosely, ct. ux. ct. nj.
BY virtue Of an order OF Hon. X. r. Gra-
ham, Circuit Judge, in this case, 4 win sell
Mt private sale, upon liberal terms, the fol-
towing lands of the Trust Estate of William
R. Bull, and julia A. his wife, via;
i. Tract Of 75 acres more 1f less, I'll
Orange Township, about one mile from
Orangeburg Court House, bounded North
by lands of Harpin Riggs, East by lands
late of W. IT. Mckewn and G. Arant respec-
lively, South by lands Of C, Arant, and
West by SO. Ca. r. Road. Eligibly situated
for suburban farm.
2. The McMichael Tract Of about 2GG
acres, in the Ford Of Edisto, bounded North
by Hoiman's Bridge Road, East by lands Of
A. A Connor, South by Binnicker's Bridge
Road and lands Of J. u. smoak. and West
by lands Is. Dibblc and Mary Daltsegar.
8. The remainder in the Mcaiichael
Dover Tract Of about "a acres, bounded
by lands Of A. A. Connor, South by lands Of
j. ID. Smoak, and West by the Tract last
above described.
A. The Old Hotel Lot in the Town Of Or
angeburg, on the East side of Broughton
street, boiindod North by lots Of j. 7: liar
ley and d. Louis, East by lots Of q. J. Oil
veros and I. X. Sasportas, and South by lot
Of Adelne II. Smoak.
s. That lot on the West side of Broughton
street, formerly connected with the Old
Hotel, bounded North by lot of w. 4: Mul:
ler. South by lot of Rachel Jones, and West
by lands Of j. P. Harley.
For further particulars, and for making
bids for any of the said Tracts, address the
undersigned, at the Store OF Messrs. Bull,
Scovill u Pike, at Orangeburg, So. CG,
JOHN c. PIKE,
Trustee.
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ALSO
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In Common PLEAS


Watson A O'Cain, Admir- VS. Mary Bair, ct al
By virtue Of an order in this case, from
Hon X. +. Graham, Judge of 1st Circuit,
will sell at Orangeburg C. II. on the lst
Monday in January next
All that plantation or tract Of land con-
taing 34S acres more or less, situate in Edi-
sto Fork, on Duck Branch, bounded by lands
of Jno. McMichael, Calvin Hayden, Iohn
Murphy. Jesse Pearson, jacob Pearson, Mnj
j. j. Sallsy and the dover tract.
And the interest in remainder in dover of
the said Mary Bair after the termination of
her life estate in tract containg "A acres,
bounded by Ia Is Of J. j. Sallcy, Mary s.
Bennett and the above stated tract
Terms -Onc-half cash, the balance on n
credit of II months, secured by hond bear
ing interest from day of sale, and mort
gage of the premises. Purchasers to pay
for papers, recording and stamps. In case
the purchaser fail TO comply the premises
will be rcsoid on the ntxt convenint snleIny
thereafter Oil the same terms, and at the risk
of tho former purchaser.
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"CoMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SuA.
DoWs BEFORE TnEM"-Christma is
beyond oil reasonable doubt coming I.
The analogy of the past eighteen hun
dred years proves this But no less
distinctly is its coming foretold by cer-
ta'a, unusual arrivals, d certain prepa.
ration for particular season, and
display of certain articles which are
not always saleable, but which can be
afforded and which must be had for
christmas" The cventupf Christmas
is coming and its shadows are cast be-
fore it. Now these shadows arc ycry
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Sheriff Is Sales.

BY virtue Of sundry Executions 60 me Ill
rected will sell TO the highest bidders, ~
Orangeburg Court House, ON the first MO-
DAY in January next, for cash, the folio
ing property, viz:
One tract Of land containing about 10 (
cores, bounded by lands now or lately OF u.
ii. Barton, Philip Joiner, Dar'l Smoak AL
Est of Thos Barton.
And on Tuesday I'd dat 81 Jafitiar5 ncAs
at the Residence Of VIM. ii. Barton, 8 he'd
Cattle, Chairs Horse and :, Bee Gum.
Levied on as the property Of L. Addisoa
Murphy at the suits of VIM. II. Barton and !:
Louis.
One tract Of land containing 160 acres moro
or less, bounded by lands Of Est. Jas. Parlu !,
Mrs. Riohbourg, Mrs. Rush and others. 3
The remainder in 500 acres, bounded ~
lands of Peter Taylor, Est. Myefss Jacs
Cdnn0f and DR.. S. DautAer, (being ti,.
family Homestead Of Owen Shnler) after ,
termination of the right of Homestead ther
in. Levied ON as the property OF ow .,
dian C.. L. Bull.
Also
One tract of land Containing AS aer.s,
more or less, bounded by lands Of DR.. Flo1 =;
n. Flood and w. III. Bull.
The remainder in $40 acres, bounded ~
lands of DIR. Flood, u. d. Danizler, w. rs
Bull and Santce river (being the fami.S
Homestead Of Jack Dantzler} after the ter
mination Of the right Of Homestead therein.
Levied on as the property Of jacob Dantz, y
ut the suit Of Regin w. Bates, Guafd,an,
c. L. Btll.
Also
All the right, title and interest Of Mr..
Dorcas Vice in all that tract of hand situat. 1
in Orangeburg County containing 150 acres.
more or less, and bounded by lands Of May
A. S. Stoudmire and others. Levied ON ,rs
the suit of Patrick NJ. Carson: 4.6
Sheriff. oiiios, H: RIGGS,
0rangeburgC c. H., s: c., SOC
Dec. {, 1871.
dec . "a
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SOMETHING WORTH SEEING.-A
visit to the magnificent fowl yard Of
Mr.. Thos. w. Albergotti of Orangcburg,
is worth the time of any one. The fin-
est collection of pigeons, fowls, geese,
&C., that we ever saw, are on exhibition
in his yard. A day or so ago we dropp-
ed III, and to give our readers an idea
of the extent and variety of things to be
seen there, let us state that in the first
department We entered, were two beau
tiful buff Brahma cocks, one of which
although only seven mouths DID, we
thought larger than many whose life is
in the 'sere and yellow leaf" The Sec
ond department il filled with partridge
Cochins, the cock OF which variety
weighs Is lbs. There are five or six
more yards occupied respectively by
dark Brahmas, white Brahmas, &c.
Mr.. Albergotti has one cock, brother to
the one thut took the premium at the
Fair, that Is said to be the finest in the
State.
In large yard Dir. A. has collec-
tion of snow white ducks, West India
geese, and other fowls
The last place We visited was very
large pigeon house which We found
filled with pigeons OF the rarcst kinds
consisting of black and white fan tails,
carriers, red rough turbits, swallows,
arch angel (only pair in South Carolina)
almoud black tumblers, uclls, white
roughs, pouters Ohcse latter reminded
US OF sou'e young ladies we know etc.
Upon the whole, the expcusc tha,
Mr.. Albcrgutti must have gone to iu
order to collect such rare quauty of
fine birds together, is matter of won
der. No other county we'll warrant,
can boast of any such advantage Those
who are fond Of birds (nnd who are mott
we advise to GILL and request Mr.. A.
to show them around He assures us
he will do SO with pleasure.
p. S. Any Of TIE above mcntioned
fowls, pigeons. &c, can be had from Mr..
Albergotti.
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dec Q
TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby giyep, that tho Office
of County Treasurer for Orangcburg Coun-
ty, s. c., will be open for tho Collection of
State, County and School Taxes for the year
1871, ON the Tventisth (20th) day Of November
A. ID. 1871, and will continue open for the
Collection of the said Taxes, until tho fYC=
teenM (15thy day Of January Il. ID. 1872 af-
ter which date PENALTY OF TWENTY
(2o) PER CENT Will BE ADDED TO
THE TAX.
The total rate per centum for State pur>
poses is Seven (7) Mills on dollar, and the
per centum for General County Purposes is
three (s) Mills on dollar upon ali the Real
and Personal Property of each Tax Payer.
In addition to the abovei ono Q) Mill upon
dollar upon all the Real and Personal Pro-
perty of each fax Payer, has bcet levied in
conformity to an Act entitled "An Act TO
Empouer, Authorize and Require the County
Commissionr-s Of Orangeburg County to Build
Bridge Across the North Edisto River, aud
EstaIlish a Road here6om to the Town of
BranehriLe. Approved March 0, 1871
And at School Meetings held in the va
rious School Districts OF the County Of Or
angeburg in conformity to Section 81 Of an
Act entitled "An Act to Amend an Act entitled
An Act TO Estd6iish and Maintains System of
Free Corrmon Schools, &C." Approved March
2, 1871. The rates for School Purposes
were fixed rs follows, to wit:
In District number one (Vances), one
eighth (t) Of one mill on dollar; district
No (Amclia) two mills on dollar; district
No CP, 'idence), three per oentum ON the
general tax; district No 9 (Middle), one half
mill on dollar; district No 10 (Orange),
one-half mill on dollar; district No Is
New IiOpe), one-half mill on dollar; dis
trict No i5 (Edisto). one and three-fourths
mills on q dollar; district No 16 (Union)
two mills on q dollar; district No 1g (Liber-
ty), one mill on dollar district No 20
(Goodlan'D, one mill ON dollar and dis
trict No 2l (Hebron), one mill on dollar;
Elizabeth District, II mill on q dollar, and
Rockey Grove District II mill on dollar
upon all the Real and Personal Property in
the respective School Districts
FRANK H. GREENE,
County Treasurer,
Orangeburg.
OmGs County Treasurer, Orangburg C. H.,
October 26th, 1871.
oct 2S u
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SOMETHING NEW AND DESIRABLE

SOMETHING NEW AND DEsIRABLE.-
Dir. i. IL. Carpenter, the proprietor aud
introdueer of Shailer's Sash Look and
Holder, most desirable and convenient
invention for windows, paid us visit
this week The "Sash and Lock Hol-
dor" locks both sashes when closed.
holds them at any place, when open !;
stops all rattling Of the aashas; can be
PVT on in ONE minute and will never
wear out. We would advise our rca.
ders to call at Capt. Hamilton's, who is
the local agent for this simple and per-
feet invention, and admire it.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

The hiurdcrors of w. b. Fidca at
Oakley, Samuel White and Ran. Bal
den, have been convicted and after n
most solemn and impressive charge by
his Honor Judge Graham, sentenced to
bo hung on the I'd of February 1872.
Id answer to the sentence White said
nothing; but Ba1deu exclaimed that he
had nothing to do with killing Fidca.
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SILK IsOPLINs
Ia to be had at
p. s. FIELDER s. CO.'S
Sheriff If Sales.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In THE CoMMoN PLEAS.
Ann II. Poser, Ex'x,
and others.
John II. Milhous,
ct. al. and others.
Complaint
to
Marshall Assets.


BY virtue Of an order of the said Court in
this action made on the I'd day of December,
a. y. 1871, l will sell at Orangeburg Court
House, on Monday, the 1st day Of January,
1872, during the legal hours of sale, the fol-
loving tract ef land, being portion of the
Real Estate of which George Ii. Pooser,
died seixed and possessed:
An that tract or parcel Of land situate
and being in the County and State aforesaid,
in the Fork of tho Edists Rivers, osntain-
ing 7l8 acres, more or less, and bounded on
the south and west by tho Dover and Home
stead tracts of tho said Ann E. Pooser, east
by the North Edisto River, northeast by
lands o. Daniel Smoak and north by lands
of ---- Barton.
Upon this tract there 10 an excellent Saw
Mill in first rate running order, with plen-
tiful supply of Wutcr and Timber, also SOME
very fine Swamp Land, some of which is un-
der Cultivation.
Tcrms-Ons-third cash, balance on a
credit of IL months, purchaser to give bond
for credit portion, secured by mort gage of
the premises. and to pay for papers, record
ing and stamps.
Purchaser failing .e comply, the said
premises will be rcsold on the same day, or
first convenient saleday thereafter upon the
same terms and ut the former purchasers
risk
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sherif's Sales.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
In PROBATE Court.
j. billiard Hook VS. Jno. A. X. Holman and
Olivia Z. his wife and others.
ORANGEBUKG COUNTY
Olvia Z. his wife and Others.

olivia e. his wife and others.
by virtue of an order in this case to me
directed 10y Hon. Thad. c Andrews, Judge
of Probate, | will sci! Il; 0rangobucg &. II
on the lst Monday in January next, during
the usual hours of sale, all that plantation
or tract of land situated in Orungeburg
County on Cav Cav Swamp, containing
il6 acres, more less, and bounded by
lands now or formerly of McsSrs. Lcgare,
uosper lnabinet aud Major Folder The
same to be sold either in whole or in par
cc,s, which will be made known on day of
sole.
Tcrms-One half cash, the balance on n
credit of twelve months, secured by Bond of
purchaser bearing interest from day of sale
payable annually and n Mortgage ct the
premises Purchaser to pay for papers,
stamps and recording And in case any
purchaser shall fail TO comply with the
terms Of sale, the said premises to be resoll
OH the same day, or the sale day thereafter
upon the same terms and at the former par
ehascr'S risk.
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CAPT. T. III. w. BRIGaMANN.-Thi

CAPT. T. III. w. BRIGaMANN.-This
house is too we'll and favorably known
in our community to need lengthy no.
tice. Amid the worthy competition and
zeal Of our merchants, he maintains his
position. The great increase of his
business has compelled Capt. Brigg-
mann TO enlarge his store, and to en-
Pioy greater number of clerks. Cali
Mt his store aud note tho marks of pro.
gress.
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FIRE KeMKs AND srAr1orERY :

FIRE WetKs AND STATIoNERY.-
Boys, oh ! boys, ses here ! Kirk
Robinson, (you know hiia well,) has
lot of fireworks. Just the things for
Christmas I! 60 and get roman candle
and wheel-Iocket and keep them for
Christmas night. Wont it be jovial
Mr.. Robinson also has a number one
assortment Of stationey. He ndvcrtises
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soME. persous like presents of dry
goods. IH-this class you will find good
many sensible people. Never was there
o bo,ter chance for them to crafty their
daaire than is offered at Theodore Kohn
d Brothers store. Everything in this
line is to be found there. Every
can find something he wants.
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The Legislature.

Bills have been introduced to abolish
the State constabulary; to provide pen.
sions for widows aud orphans of Ku-
klux victims. The House passed, over
the Governors veto, bill to charter
the Northwestern Rail Road Company
The Senate has adopted resolution
directing the Attorney General to take
legal steps to get possession of the pa
pers of the financial agent. The people
of this State, Republicans no less than
Democrats, are watching the action of
the present Legislature. The Republi.
can press Of the North demand, as we
do, of the Legislature INVESTIGATION (!
This is the work before them. This is
the work the ipeoplo ask them to do.
No matter how long The present session
is, if this tSork of Investigation is per-
formed, the time will be well-spent.
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Marshal s

BY virtWe of the Decree of the said Court,
will be sold at Charleston on the l4th De-
ocmber next, at Ii o'clock.
That valaabfc Plantation in 0rangeburg
County, situate on s. C. Rail Road, in Sad
lcr's Swamp, and formerly the Residence OF
Adam Amaker, bounded north on lands of
Amakcr, east by LANDS of j. d. keitt and J.
W. Dantzler, south by lands of J. F. Riley
and Estate of l.. Smoke, and west by lands
of DR.. J. Smoke, Mrs. Staley and Capt. d.
Stack.
Terms-One-third cash, balance in one
and two years, with interest from date, pay
able annually, secured by bond and mort
gage of said plantation. Purchaser 10 pay
for papers and stamps.
LEWIS +. JOHNSON,
U, s. Marshall
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Marcnos, Alpacas, Poplins, Plaids, Dclains,
&c
The greatest variety of CLOARS, and es-
pccislly SilAWLS ever offered in this mar
kei NIL of which the ladies say are the pret-
tisst and Cheapest i'll OrangSbnrg
Gents call and examine of FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
whic% is undoubtedly The largest, richest
and Cheapest collection ever displayed by
any Merchant in our Town.
4 full line Of the best TRIMMINGS al
ways on hand.
Great Undue cmcnts offered in Rcadynrade
Clothing, Boots. Shoes and Hats, Flannels, i,
Lindseys, Jeans, Kerseys, Blankets, DonSes-
tics Hosiery Gloves and Yankee Notions of
every description.
A ,omplctc stock of Sugars, Cotfces, Ba-
con, Lard Molasscs, Flour, Cheese. Tobac-
co, Lye. &c, Crockery Ware, Willow Ware,
Hardware, and other goods too numerous 10
mention. All Of which nrc offered LOW
DOWN hy JOS. MCNAMARA.
OCT Ia Iy
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TOYS AND CuRIsrMAs GooDs.-Mr.
Thos. w. Albcrgotti has just received
fine assortment of Toys aud such things
Rs "cono in" at the season of Christmas
Stop in st his store and select something
for yourself and the ''little men," who
CLAIM, this season for their own.
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DR. b. Il. ii. PEARSON Is still hold
ing forth in the store next to that for
merly occupied by Mr.. Lightfoot. The
Doctor is deserving man aud should be
patronircd. He has also on haud full
supply bf groceries and liquors. Sec
his Id sertiscmeht in r,lot,.er column.
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On Wednesday the 20th dny q: Dcc,,obcr
inst, at the late residence Of Mrs. Louisa
Hook dac'd for cash. the following personal
property, viz:
10 Head Cattlc--and variety of II ouse-
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
part of Feather Beds, Mattresses, Beds nnls,
Chairs, Table, Crockerywarc and numerous
other articles.
Sherin's once H.. RIGGS,
0rangcburg C. H., $. c., $. O. {.
Dec. :, 1871.
dee til
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Blaokville since September 1st, has
shipped 1893 bales of cotton to Charles
ton and 1873 TO Augusta. Blackville in
the same period has shipped @,416
bales.
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The County Treasurer informs us that
the taxes for 1871 are coming In very
slowly. The citizens of Orangeburg
will save money by attending to the pay
ment Of their taxes before the 10Th of
January. Do not rely upon an cstcn-
sion Of time.