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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-27

preprtsserofthis c. lsti
"ru superiority o.ef all rs..edi~s unrrsr The
paoilc Tor TIE sAts cEuTAs cure Of sue
and Fever Or hills aud Fever whether ef sLors or Ioor
western country to beer him tssipcns 10 the truth 81
the asssrsicn sAatn whatever cure
the directions are strcfiy fsllsA cd cut In srsst
many cases single doss hss besn sulfcsnt . cure
and vhs's families have been cured ~ sinai bottle
vsss perfect Reservation ~ The general hss Nh Is
iss use 10 continued in smaller doses . eek or 10
sr tie disease has been checked especially in ali.
neuf and long standing Usns1y this medicine
net require ed TO keep the boa socc order
'nesid the patient however require caihsrtic uedi-
esns amer having taken three four dss~s Tes
will be su61cient.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-27

The people this country have In vain sought nr1
remedy safe ard beycnd coubt vsiisSie-skss would
tloressAly sssdiesss from the syssss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-27
BUSINESS DAY.
Notice

Notice
rs hereby given that the undersigned,
Trustee Of Bainbridge Township,
will attend TO all township bus irose q,
his Office, in Jasper on every Saturday
All those having township busine = II
transact will please call on that day - I
will not attend to business at any other
time.
cambridge Township Library
Will. until further notice, he kept as fol-
lows: portion at the residence OF Geo.
Mchringcr. On the corner Of North Main
and Lawrence streets. and a portion at
the FOst Office in ireland. where per-
sons entitled tn the use Of il. arc reques-
ted 10 call and procure books.
Dec. g. 10. S. KUEBLEE. Trnstes.
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B U LIS
Destroyer
EXTRACT OF LETTER nor GEORGIA

ExrRACr OF LETTER non GEORGIA.
June 10. T.
Ia. Joss ArlI-Desr Sir: have reesniis gjven vc,,
worm Destroyer several trials and find IL
ecacicus II has not faile In single instance 10
the wtshed Tor effect. am doing pretty large COUNT
practice and have daily for article Of the Mind
am, sir, mostresr-cffuy.
JCILUs 2. CLEMENT n n
?. 3. 30 unqualified and numerous are the tes,;r,
malls In favor Of my Worm Destroyer that neven.c.,
space II entirely too small To tell ito merits
II 10 an infaible remedy for Worms Trv n ana n.
convinced. Bee my Jeuruai for . full deeerir,on
JOHN BULL.
Bsall's (edr0n BfttePs.
Balls Pectoral Wild Cherry
Balls Extract Rachu.
BULLS vEesrABle FAMILY PILLS
Aiiihs ahe-. medicines prepared Nv pr. loss pr,,
at a'si'hrsi'r- Fith street. LeuisviIie Ky.
FOR SALE by NJ. FRIEDMANa co.
JASPER, IND.,snd by Druggists 2 :.
rally. May ~, '7e-iv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-27

d. Neksnney. the Proprietor Of tbs nvaisabfe rem
edy has esseovs rsd the disferstnn tn vres
rssaE ACTS Iosscf he has spared pains . money
n xsfs'nG Up the Valuable Tonic And the great de-
MAID dasy made for H. gives the proprietor the nst
ample ASSURANCE that be has met With great success
md BE- fe.ir thankful hat he hes been abe to give 10
ne pablo remedy hat contains ouiEins Arsenie
that viii ui,h0ut . doubt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-27

They contain no Ees~ury end ~iil sr-u.. Al 1897.
tiens 81 the Liver producing pins or sehre.s ~ 49,
stomach mild and gentle Cs,hsrfss Euy . b~x.
- SOLD Pr ALL DRUGGISTS -
All orders should be addressed to
DR.. j. McKenncy.
July 7sth, Is'3-ly R0ckport. Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-27
Cure the Chil,s and Fever:

Tns remedy stands proresaen srong all other TONES
N This That ~ only specific for the Chils and
Fever bat sisc . ee-Is'a remedy for Neuralgia. SICK
Headache Cholera ASr5us Ckolsra Disrrhes- Sore
Throat and rcoih.ehs II yin only reesire Voc 20 frv
y oscs TO Be eonvineea 81 ts great eursble properties
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EASTESN rssA. :
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For County Clerk.

I'VE are authorized TO announce
Col. BAIL B. EDxoSsrox, a. a csndidat 9
Tor COUNTY Clerk, It the ensuing Octo-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-27

CYRUS BROWN, Druggist, Chemist
and Horscman. at his Wholesale and
Retail Drugs and Chemical Emporium.
No. IS broadway, Milton, Pa. aud for
sale in Jasper, Ind. at the Drug Store.
by NJ FRIEDMAN & co.
May 3lts, 72.-6m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-27

ana - hrcrshonf my entire stock Of Eastern ~crk
I'm how're rrsd~ -~-s will make a. order ana Iii !.
the foili~~ ing reiusricn:
Yine Roots French calf Or Kip q % yerps,,v - =
ri.s oc..es Zip nsos go fS
% Dooss s0o .
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DR.. McKenney's
Rheumatic Liz ic,~nt.

viii eimess instantly relieve .he chstirafe pheu.
matte Fans. Try IT, In faii o. tin~s 10 hs.s q,
yssr command bottle Of this great P.is Destroyer
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-10

! ASH KIM tTRAIN.-f IL
much too common n custom to turn
cattle into the fields of winter grain
at the present time. This is a very
unadvisablc practice. Feed is short.
certainly, ard the stock need all they
can get. Bat what occurs to the
grain: a considerable portion is
pulled up by the roots and dcvoured.
Another portion is DESTROYED by the
poaching ofthc ground, and the filling
Of the holes made bv Tie feet of tl,e
cattle with water when the winter
raiis come. Then the needed bro
lection the heritage affords TO the
roots is wanting, and the rop cannst
withstand the severe frosts. from
which il is no longer sheltered. The
result Is a short crop, for which the
spring rains are blamed, or the heavy
showers in May or June, which knock
of the blossom, or the hot sun which
blasts it. or the nudge which sucks
its juices, and many OTHER things ; all
Of w%hich,arc probably innocent, and
the real blame attaches TO the farmer
who allowed his cows To ent Off the
fall growth. 1t is very rarely indeed
that grain needs to be eaten off: and
If such should be the case, calves.
sheep or pigs, well ringed, are better
thnn cows or heavy stock.-[Hearfh
and Home.
EREAKFAsT ROLLS, Pour sufa.
Glen. quantity boiling water on one
pint cornmeai to make a thick cruel
then lei it stand until nearly cold
then add salt aud one large spoonful
of yeas. mix II wheat -four until it il
It'll dough ; kncad II well, aud then
let il stand in q warm place for seven
or eight hours 10 rise: when hight
bake into rolls, aud bake one hour.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-10
Delaware Railroad Line.
e- e--es E.-a
. III nm Hmer Arrang C nm m
On and after
SIITTII

WV4NUH = . III IIIn ISTI,
Passenger trains will run as follows, un
til further notice. All Trains SUNDAYS
IeXcepted.
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Fever and Ague.
Health! Bea11tul

Strong and Pure Rich Blood-Increase Of FIe.b ord
SWeighlIClear Skin and Beautiful Complerion
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A GENTS WANTED.-Agenis make ror. uoDo,,
at work for us than at anything else Business
,ren' e ana permanent Particulars tree g. STINsoN
Co., Inc Art Publishers, Portland Maine
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DR.. RADWAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE Pills,

perfectly tasieless, elegantly coated with sweet gum.
purge regulate purify, cleanse, and strengthen-
Railways Pills, for The all disorders of the
Stomach. Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous
Diseases, Headache, Constr patIOn Costveness Ind
gesuOh' Dyspepsia, BIOusness. Bilious Fever In
hammatlOn OF the Bowels. Piles and all deranec
menis OF the internal Vscera. Warranted 10 efiect
a positive cure. Purely Vegetable containing no
mercury minerals or delelerOus drugs.
W observe the following symptoms resulting from
Disorders of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles Funess OF the Blood
IN the Head. Aclduy OF the Stomach, Nausea Heart
nurh' Disgust OF Food FulnesS or Weight in the
Stomach Sour EruciatlOns S'ukIng or FlntterIng a,
the PIT of the stomach
few doses of RADwAYs PILLS will free the svs
tenn from all the above named dinrders Price 25
cents per box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
READ FALSE AND True" Send one letter.stemn
TO KADWAY co. No. Sc Maiden Lane New York
Information worth thousands will be sent vou
june2i lv
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DIR. RADWAY,S
SarSaparilIian ResoIvenE

ilds Nlaue the Most Astonishing Cures; So Quick so
Rapid are the Changes the Body Undergoes nndor
The influence Of This Truly Wonderful Medicine.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-10

AGENTS. WE HAVE nearly ready n now
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Ths WORK FOR THE TINES. II will be the cheanos,
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nIo lose no mo but Urite at once for pa artic1Iar
aha secure ine bes territory, for when we
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lar ana successful IN America to-day there will he
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chance II you delay. s'0"'
e We will send FREE 10 agents illustrated oio,,
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Kidney and bladder Complaints

Urinary and Womb Diseases Gravel, Diabetes. Dron
sy Stoppdge of Water InconInence If Urine BtlebI's
Disease, aibnmlnurla, and iii all cases where there
uie DITCH onst deposits or the water thick cloudy
mixed with substances like the white of an eyg -,
threads like white silk. or there is a morbid DARK
bilious appearance and white bone dust de uosls and
"heh lh"re is prcking, burning sensation " hen
passing wafer and pam the Small OF he Back and
along Ihe LuIns ~
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GREAT cHAAcE EnR AGENTS

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me undersigned having removed their place Of
business takes pleasure informing lher friends and
the public that they have taken the store
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THREE YEARS in a MAN TRAP,
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Names OF patrons in 40 States in CIRCULAR,
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BOOK AGENTS! ATTENTION.
Guide to Business.

S27h a MUNTii To sell our UNIVEIS Al CF
sChkNI L. Combination Tunnel BuII"m Hoe re
Su'ler. and other articles SAcy NOVELTY Cowp,~v
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New Advertisements
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my "edty anu exhausted one es The IauVuOr
and lassude of spring comes upon him amd
leetive Vig0r and strength from the wonderful South
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Every Day an Increase i'm
Flesh and Weight is
Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PuRIF1Ep

EVERY DROP of the SarsaparIlan Resolvent com
muncaies through the Blood, Sweat Urine and olh.,
nuns ana Juices OF the system vIGoK OF LIFE o,
II repairs The wastes Of the body with new and sound
material ScrOfu!a. Syphilis, CONSUMPTION, Gland.
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Noues In The Glands and other paris OF The system
oore Eyes StrumOrous discharges from The Ears ana
the worst forms OF Skin Diseases, ErupUns Fever
sores Scald Head Ring Worm, Salt Rheum; Ervsine
las' AEne, Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh Tun6rs
lancer cancers IN lne womb, and all weakening and Pain.
tul discharges, Night Sweals Loss Of Sperm and OH
wastes oi The life principles. within the curative
range Oi lhIs wonder Of Modern Chemistry, and a
iew DAYS use Will prove TO any person using it for
either OF these forms OF disease its potent DnUar r.,
cure them. ~ "
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New Advertisements.
uUNGEREORD Collegiate Institute.

uUNGERFORD Collegiate Institute,
ADAMS, JEFFERSON COUNTY, N. Y
FIRST class Boarding School for Ladies and Cent e.
men. Graduating courses in Classics Sciences En-
gineering, Business and Music. and preparing fu,
college EUROPEAN TEACHER, OF INSTRU.
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ing and Drawing. Unexcelltd advantages IN all
branches. Teachers Of experience and ability In
every department. Location HEALTHFUL aid ACCEs
sILLE. For catalogue or information. address
ALBERT b. WATKINS A. NJ, Principal
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M Onnu, MADE RAPIDLY with STENCIL mi
hey Check Oulnls Catalogues Hain%iel I'i.u
s'n ana luli particulars FREE. 5. NJ SPENCER, Rrat
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-02
NORFOLK, February %.

FIRE IN GREENvILLE.-At about
halfpast nine o'clock Monday night fire
was discovered issuing from the stable
of Captain John Westfeld, in Greer.
VILE The firemcn were quickly on the
spot, but their efforts were Of no avail in
saving the building, and it was with the
greatest difficulty that some fifteen or
more head Of mules could be got out, as
they were made unmanageabIe by the
fire. It was the work of an incendiary.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-02
FOR TIE YEAR 1860.
First DISTRICT.

FIRST DISTRICT.
John Barber 12i acres.
d i Board, 100 acres.
j Board, 40 acres.
Rachel Bars, lSi acres.
j 5 Board, 80 acres.
Mary Ann Board, 28S acres.
w G Bonnett, 500 acres.
Mary A Bradham, 80 acres.
YIN II Dantzlcr, 800 acres.
D d pantzlcr, Agt, 90 acres,
ID ID pantzler, Agt, 229 aOroR.
j NJ Carson, 443 acres.
Jas a DantEler, Agt, 500 acros,
Margret Darnell, 40 acpes.
Frank Fielder, Agt, l3l acres,
II Fielder, Agt, 1879 acres,
j 4 Fielder, 500 acres.
NJ A IriOk, 260 acres.
Fred kammer,ip, 30 acres,
w Kizcr. o. acres.
Rufus Myers estate, 4I3 acres,
G ' Patrick, 100 acres.
Mary Preacher, SO ncres,
j Rickcnhakcr, so acrcs,
Mary Rook, 80 acres.
Il Is Rush, 4I0 acres.
X Shuor IS acres.
J l. Stone, "a acres.
Estate Jacob Snider, 800 acres,
Samuel Stephens, l24 acres.
J Snnfort, Agtfor David Hair, 300 aorc ;
J A Santort, Agt for NJ Donnell 40 acres
j Shuler, 268 acres
Jsp,cs Shrlcr, 400 acres
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-02
FOR THE YEAR 1869.

. AMELIA TOWNSHIP.
Wade II Wise, 200 acres.
BRAScHvILLI TOWNSHIP.
G NJ Berry. 800 acres.
J W Crnm. Town Lot.
VIM Grimes, 1872 acres.
Mrs Ann Myers, Town Lot.
Caw-CAw TOWNSHIP.
Madison Stab!cr, Agt. 100 acres.
Cow CASTLE TOWNSHIP.
Olin F Conner. 200 acres
Ezra Connor, ll75 acres.
Ezra Connor. Agt, AGA acres.
Mrs Mary Huff. 3S3 acres.
VIM Summers, GOO acres.
EpIsTo TOWNSHIP.
Matilda Dantzlcr, 500 acres.
Morgan w Hughes, $50 acres.
sam'l T. lzlar. 275 nores.
ELIzADETH TowEsAIP.
N = Cain, $50 acres.
GooDLASD TowSsMIr.
John Tanning, 575 acres.
IioPEwELL Tows Ip.
Shonburg Wolfe Ven Pct,ng, l0ll acres.
LYoS TOWNSHIP.
J j Waltz. Agt, Al acres.
Eliza Wilcs, 236 acres.
OxASEE TOWNSHIP.
Est S. kcnnerly, town lot.
Pharo Robinson. / town lot.
Fred w. Stroman, Agt, 900 acres.
II Toomer, Agt 2 town lots.
PINE GRoyE TOWNSHIP.
Lewis Burckct, As acres.
Alhcr; L. Tabor. 6000 acres.
ID q Tindal, Agt. 224 acres.
Julia Wilcs, 90 acres.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
J.J Douglass, 100 acres.
MIDDLE TOWNSHIP.
Jacob Board. 90 acres.
ED F. Reese, 745 acres.
NRw lloPE TnwSsuIp
Simeon F Baxter, 24S acres.
WILLOW TowNsHIr.
John Rickcubnkcr, 1855 acres.
Stanmorc B Sawyer, 900.
Rocky Grove TOWNSHIP
James Tickling, Est of D S Tyler, 500 acres.
Ellen Ann Tanning, 1860 acres
. Warren Kinsman, 292 acres.
ZtoN TowNsHrP.
Sarah NJ Joiner, l27 acreC.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-02

J F Smell, 62 acres. 81, G9.
J WSmith, Agt, 200 acres.
r L shhler, Admir-, 142.acres.
r T. Sh,sler, Admir-, 243acres. e
r L Shuler, Admir-, 200 acres. 80
II L Shnier, Admir-, 1873 acres.
Est Fl II shuler, 426 acses.
Est ID 5toudemire, 81 acres.
Anthony Tue, 233 acres.
Est A S Tate, 2200 acres.
Mary Ulmer, $50 acres.
Victoria Utsay, 3GS acres.
J " Weathers, 500 acres.
M KZsigler, 238 acres.
J d Zeiglcr, 100 acres.
sscosD DIsrRIoT.
;Stnrgret Bonnet, 10, acres.
Georgiapna Bonnet town lot.
Mrs ID Beach, 40 acres.
Richard Corbett, lot acres.
d Carson. ,Agt, 393.
J w Cridcr, Agt, 10 acres.
jacob Crider tAgt, 65 acres
j IL Cridcr, Agt, 13f acres.
J ] Cartin, rs acres.
Frazier 4 Dill. 1000 acres.
NJ Dolin, 100 acres.
Mrs NJ M Garick, 340 acres.
Eliza Gciglcinan. 2l5 acres.
w C Hane Agt 500 acres. +
W p Inabenett, 800 acres.
Mrs NJ NJ Inabinett, 20 acres.
Est Il Pooser. 720 acres.
John Spigner. 100 acres
j w Shuler, 200 acres.
j IL Smoke, 80 acres.
I S Thompson, Admir-, IA acres.
Mary Ulmcr, 120 acres.
Est AN Wannamaker, 800 acres. 'slr
Noah MILESTONE, $50 acres.
Wise, 200 acres.
VIM Wise. 52 acres.
Est NJ Watt. 100 acres.
j Watt, 100 acres.
X NJ Watt, 100 acres.
A l. Watt, 100 acres.
A Watt, 100 acres.
j II Watson, G17 acres.
] A Wolfe, 1900 acres.
Mrs Margaret Zeigler, 127 acres.
TurRD DISTRICT.
j X Br"dit $50 acres.
G s Bnlen, 276 acres.
Emanuel Brown, 100 acre,
w X Barton, Agt 80 acres.
CT Bowman. 40 acres
K 8 Brown, 105 acres
j w Brodie, Agt. 20 acres
B w Carson, 436 acres
James Chavis, so acres
Horace Forest, 43 ucres
Thomas X Fogle, 80 acros
Martin Fralick. 81 acres
Est Joseph F"g'e, $50 acres
jacob oGlc, Admir-, ITO acres
a j Hartzog, 100 acres
j A llartzog, 100 acres.
w j Hart, 1900 acres
Augustus Holman. Agt, l25 acres
Laura Jones, 020 acres
e f Lartiguc, 5 acscs
j Livingston, 500 acres
WIN Minnicken, 20 acres
Mrs II l. McMichacl, $50 acres
w w Pitt, 100 acres
Est George H Pooscr, $50 acres.
ID a Poltor, 1860
j W Riley, 100
a L Smoke, 81
David Smoke, 40
j w Salley, Aet GO
NJ Stevenson, 50
Est A j Williams 81
Mary Tyler, $50
Thos 3 Tyler. Agt. 169
j. Is Tyler. Ast. $50
Est u II Porter, 100
Est VI NJ Stevenson, 100
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-02
Mrs Taunt, 100
George Yon, so
Zion TowEsHIp.
Elvira s Mount, 750.
Mrs M Il McMichael, 294
G NJ McMichael, 294
FOR THE YEAR 1870.

pOn Il I'll IL fthII lSlU.
AMELIA TOWNSHIP.
E A Thomas, 1900 acres.
BRANoHvuLE TOWNSHIP. =
g NJ Berry, Trustee, 800 acres.
CAw-CAw TOWNSHIP.
JEL Amaker, 8s45 acres.
Cow CASTLE TOWNSHIP.
VIM Summers, Estate, 260 acres.
EDIsTo TOWNSHIP.
John Myers, Trustee, ~.
ELIzABETu TOWNSHIP.
BE Golson, Estate, SO acres.
John Hoffman, go acres.
GooDBY's TOWNSHIP.
~ G Edwards, 200 acres.
Jim Kannady, SO acres.
GoopLAND TOWNSHIP.
Joseph Cartin. "a acres.
James w Young, sc acres.
HoPEwELL TOWNSHIP.
Martha A Journigan 100 acres.
LYoN's TOWNSHIP.
George Gates, 435 acres.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
4 i 4 Barton, Adm'r, so acres.
Jessie + Pearson, 100 acres.
Washington Robinson, Trustee, so acres.
Mary Bair, 40 acres.
MIDDLE TOWNSHIP.
Aw Miller, 800 acres
ii Sandal, 150 acres.
ORANGE TOWNSHIP
u DcTrcville, 233 acres.
Ann A Glover, 14O acres.
y Sophia A Glover, 275 acres.
J Isabella Mays, Town Lot
A siroman, Agent, 73 acres.
"A Stroman, Estate, 900 acres
PopLAk TOWNSHIP.
Edward Pauling. Sr., loo acres.
Adam Nj Stone, "a acres.
Elizabeth Wilcs, Estate, 90 acres.
Henry Wilcs, SO acres.
PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP
LIN Burketi, 100 acres.
Jumes f Griffin, 355 acres.
Jno ID Shuler, SO acres.
G w Thompson 100 acres
UNION Town SHIP
G McMichacl, 323O acres.
McMichael, $50 acres.
Palmer, 855 acres,
VANcE's TOWNSHIP.
Frances Jones, 333 acres.
A Tate, Estate, 22OO acres.
Mrs L Whitsell, $50 aces.
WfLbow TOWNSHIP.
John Brown, 103 acras.
&C Cooper, Admir-, 1920 acres
Jas II Davis 30 acres.
Jerry Edwards, 120 acres.
] Ficklin, Estate, 2G0 acres.
DR. G Stevens. 625 acres.
Zion TOWNSHIP.
WN Mount, 750 acres.
Sarah Rowe, 400 acres.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-02
Delinquent Land List
~ OF
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
FOR THE YEARS
IsGs. 1860, 1870 and 1871.
FOR TIE YEAR 1871

1865. 1850, 1870 and 1871.
FOR THE YEAR 1871.
AXgLr TOWNSHIPS.
David WurIng. % acres
= Ellen Myers, 10, acres
Z w Braddy, 2ls acres.
J Crider, Agt, 40 acres.
p Hrs R Everhart, 81 acres.
Elizabeth Moyes, Estate, 550 acres.
Frederick. Agt, 1900 acres.
Smythe. 1887 acres.
w Spigner s. w B. Green HOO acres.
Thomas, 1900 acres.
John Zeigler, % acres.
2" BRAxcHvILLE TOWNSHIP.
II G II Berry. 500 ncrcs.
Cooner, l04 acres.
Is Fielder, estate, 1000 acres.
George Garviu.
George Metts, III acres.
William McAlhany, 1876 acres.
O II OF, Trustee, town lot.
w ID B Reeves, 140 acres
J Walling, town lot.
CAw-CAw TowSsnir.
.JE L Amaker. 3182 acres.
- A G Baily, s acres.
Mrs 8 A Culclaussure, so acres.
William Rowe, II acres.
John Rowe, Is acres.
Rachel L Stalsy. 90 acres.
ER Wolfe, 500 acres
Willis, 601 acrcs.
Cow CASTLE TOWNSHIP.
81 S Harley, COZ acres.
Morgan DeWi,te, 24G acres.
DeWitte. 100 acres,
J b Hunter, Ex'r, 2liO.
Mrs L G Myers, Ex'x, 5G5 acres.
Est of John Whetsell, 700 acres.
EorsTo TOWNSHIP
Mrs Amanda Dantzlcr, 100 acres.
John w Fogle, los acres.
Morgan w. Hughes, $50 acres.
Thomas Hughes, G2 acres.
John 7 Jennings, 300 acres.
Mrs NJ Kitrell, 204 acres.
a Kitroll, 100 acres.
John Murphy, 2O0 acres.
Harmon Rowe, 800 acres.
:; A + Snoak, so acres.
ELIzADETH TOWNSHIP
j w Cartcn, Agt, 339
Il N Denncrly, 1850
Robert Garvin, SIG
Est Benz GolsOn, 80
ID Gardner, 657
J Nj Harley, Agt, $50
Mrs Is Hoffman, 2G9
John Holman, 6O
Margaret Hooker, 100
N G Inibcnctt, $50
II y pou, 1875
Est Saml Pearson, so
John Staley, 100
S j. Ulmcr, 2G4
Edw Wiles, 1000
Martha A Williams, $50
GooDBy's TowYsur,
d d Arant, so
G M Brunor, 200
Miss Adaline Board, 45
y S Fclkcl 81
Croswcll Hart, Ala
II II Houck, 130
G. S Hunkerpiller, III
Evrin Judy, 90
Jim Kcnperly, 0G
w j McGrcw, 29l
i nj Rambert, 260
O G Rush, 81
John Sellers, 5
" Is Way, Agt. lO4
GoopLAXD TOWNSHIP
James Williams, 100
Henry A Argoc, 10
X NJ Argoe, 90
j w Bradley, lS9
Jacob i Doolley, 215
Emanuel Gibson, $50
Nathan a Keaalc, 20
Daniel Porter Aot 2OO
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-02
9,heaNews.
CoLuMpIA. Februar,

CoLuMBIA, February 27.
The sadiournment question is settled
at last \ Both houses to-day adopted
concurrent resolution TO adjourn on
Thursday tho 7th of March.
The Senate to-day finally passed the
Blue Ridge bill !; also bills to incorporate
the Mount Zion NJ L. Church, OF
Kingstree; to incorporate the Proyident
Land and Real Estate Company, of
Charleston; aud to charter the Wal
halla Female College.
e.tThel House passed the bill making
appropriations for the payment of the
,pcr.dicm of tho members of the Legisla-
ture and the salaries of the employees.
A resolution asking Congress to re-
move the political disabilities of James
b. Tradewell was passed by the House
Rhs Governor approved the following
acts to-day To amend an act to in
corporate the Town of Cokesbury to
incorporate the Brotherly Association,
of Charleston; to change the surname
Of James, John and Duncan Abrams to
Ferguson.
The parties interested in the passage
of the bill to declare valid all the various
issues OF State bonds are full of coufd-
ence today. They claim that the
passage of the bill by large majority
in both houses is now assured beyond a
doubt.
NORFOLK, February %
Arrived f:cm Liverpool via Halifax
the steamship Austrian of the Alton
liue. She has thirty-tbrsc cabin and
niuetecn stcerage passengers, most of
whom are merchants or farmers who
come for permanent residence in the
Southern States.