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the State Of Illinois is the swiftest in
growth of all the States. In accommodating
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repairing them with unheard of rapidly
Illinois IS justly proud of not having any
rival \ ct we pluck up courage enough 10
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MIA The following table proves il
Per capita
mHoi. ssSi ysSa " siasas
Pennsylvania. .8sta,a5s i,4i6,5Oi,ls Ig7ii
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states Population wealth wealth.
Peunsyivania ..3t56,tsD S3.s0s, 8l0.ti2 Si,iOis0
Illinois .2,5s9ys9i 2,i2l,0s0,57g 1873
During the decade lS6O7O Pennsylvania
became S2bb. 40 per capita richer than ILL
n0is But what is still more remarkable is
the result of a comparison between the two
States in the decade lS5O-6O.
la 1850 Illinois was exactly 1852. 81
poorer than Pennsylvania, and in ten years,
while both States apparently prospered,
Illinois managed to become $l2. Ia richer
than Pennsylvania in 1860; yet no sooner
did Pennsylvania get her class legisla-
ton established than she made drudges of
all her sister States, and of none more than
Illinois She managed IN outstrip her sis
ter State and became $266. 46 per capita
richer than Illinois. The following table
will show this in a complete form:
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-28
Sheriff s Sales.

BY virtue of sundry Executions to me di.
rected will sell to the highest bidders, at
Orangeburg Court House, on tho first MON
DAY In January next, for cash, the fol-
lowing property, viz:
All that lot in the Town of Orangeburg
with the Building thereon, situate at tho
corner OF Market and Amelia Streets, CON-
tanning about one acre, bounded on the
East by lot of VIM. NJ. Hutson, and south by
lot of ii. Riggs. Levied on as the property
OF Mary Marohant, decd in the case of G CO.
Boliver, Clerk vs. james and Elizabeth
Brown, Ears Mary Marchant.
ALSO
On Tuesday the 9TH Jan, 1873, at Belle
vile Plantation, near Fort Motto, Buggy.
Levied on as the property of PinckneJ Hair
at the suit of Henry Lowell.
Sheriffs Office, E. I. CAIN,
OrangeburgC C. H., 8. c., 8. o. C.
Dec. Is. 1872.
dec 81 ID
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HORSES HOIgSEs!iMULEs

HORSES MULES
We respectfully call the attention of the
citizens of Orangcburg aud Orangeburg
County to the fact, that we will have a choice
lot of horses from Virginia, on this market
by the twentieth of December. This stock has
been selected from choice stock ra scrs in
the Old Dominion, and with an eye to the
necessities Of this market. They will con
Tist Of fine Saddle and Harness horses We
ilso call your attention TO the fine lot Of
fnnlnIcare now have on hand. We expect TO
Akeep futrDply OF both horses and mules
constantly on hahu If cur stock don't give
satisfaction, you IN return them. and get
Your money back with interest Try us,
that's all we wan
SALE SABLES OF
w. M. SIN 81 90.
nov % ugsl If
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Sheriff. S Sales.
0RANGEBURG COUNTY,
IN puoptrr ror,r
In PROBATE COURT.

By virtue of Orders of the Probate Court
in the respective actions below mentioned,
will sell Mt Ornngcburg Court House, on the
first Monday in January, 1873, the follow
ing real estatc:
Sarah j. II'iies cs Clarence S. WRes et. al.
!. All that lot of land in the town of Or
angcburg. measuring 800 feet more or less
b 200 feet more or less, bounded by lands
+. ii. W. Rriggmnnn, estate Of b. ID.
Clark, aud lot No. ,, below mentioned
2. All that lot of land Sonth of the aheyc
ON which James Gibson now resides, bound
ed by lot No. above described, and lands
of F, II. W. Briggmann and road leading
past John A. Zeiglcrs
3. All that lot of land and building there
on, at the foot of Market Street in said
bounded by lands of F. NJ Rodgers, Har-
pin Riggs and William Mitchell
Tcrns-Onc-thiId cash, balance or a cred
1t OF twelve months, purchaser 10 give to the
Judge of Probate bohl with mortgage of
premises purchased for credit portion, bear.
ing inrercs, from day Of sale, and to pay for
papers and recording.
Ez parte W, b. Hornsby, Adm'r Est r. ".
Hiic:.
At risk of former purchaser. sctt un-
finished Wheels, and unfinished Wagon
parts, = lots old Iron, Buggy
Terms cash.
ALSO
y. n. Fairy. ct al. rs Mary 4. Fairy, ct. a.
All that plantation or tract of land. con-
tanning Goa acres, more or less, in this
County. bounded by lands of estate of Ed
mund fair"y. Thomas f.. Dukes, Pelzer and
Rodgers formerly of \. j. Frederick, and
.john II. Dukes.
TcrHs-One.thirl cash. balance on a
credit or one year purchaser to give 10 the
Judge of Probate bond, with mortgage of
the premises purchased, for credit portion,
hetIinG interest from day of sale, and to
p'>s : 2 ~, - a.
ALSO
SusaF DEkrs eE al rs Thomas z. Uukes; et. ul.
All that tract of laid, in this County.
containing lGS acres, mure or less, bounded
by lands nf Susan Dukes, I. j. Dukes, T. d.
Edwards ani estate nf George X. Fairey.
Terms cash, rurchascr 10 pay nor papers
and recording
ALSO
Rachel L. Carson rs Henry j. Cdr.oi, et al,
!. All that tract of land in this. County,
containing 80 acres, more or less, bounded
by lands Of d. y. Carson, Patrick NJ. Car
son, Maria Chavis and Morgan l.. Hughes,
being home tract of late James P. Carson
excepting SO acres Of the Western part
thereof
=. All that tract Of land in this County,
containing 226 acres, more or less. bounded
ny lands of John Livingston, estate Of Hen
ry Pou and Tilly J. Carson, being lands de-
rived by late, flames p. Carson, from estate
of his father James T. Carson, deceased.
Terms-tine-thrd cash, balance on a
Judge of PROBATE ia, yitb nbrte,oo ~
premises purchased, bearing interest rrv.-
LAY of sale, for credit portion, and to pay
for papers and recording.
- Shcrig's Office, +. l. CAIN.
Orungeburg c. H., S. c., soc.
Dec. IL, 1879.
dec 81 I'd
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eve take no note Of time
Hut from its loss. Togive it, then, tongue
Is we'll in man."
Rolled up with its record, another
yearbook is about to close. Retro.
spect and resolution are the natural
emo tions Of the hour. Another of the
long stages of each life is passed What
are its memories for each Smooth de-
cline, and toilsomc ascent have varied its
passage, and, every phase of weather has
beset the traveller, Sunshine and storm
alternate in each chapter Of every life.
Prosperity has smiled and misfortune
has lowered. Each has had his share
of both. Loss and gain have compcn
sated, and the balance is struck Re
trospeetion may be sad or pleasant, but
1t Is natural and profitable. Errors
passed may be avoided in the future.
Reform is constant duty New rcso.
atioos for amendmcut and for higher
aspiration are instructive and easy. |
is in the carrying out of these rcsolu-
tions for good, that We mark the defect
at each years close. Put the new reso.
iution into immediate operation, and re-
solve each hour to faint not in its con
tinual execution, and the lesson of the
closing year shall have b en learned and
practiced.
The year about to close has been an
eyentful one in the worlds history.
Empires have been overturned, and DO.
i;;'cal revolution of stupcndous siynif-
cnnee have passed over nations. Bright
and good names have passed from earth
aud been numbered with in dead of all
the past since tn. portals OF the a.st
month of 1872 were opened. In our
own country the past year has witnessed
%ondrous political evc.ts. y great
national patty has bowed to the fiat of
history, has reiinq'iislicd SO o.calci prin.
ciplcs, and without platform OF cham
pion, has been merged in the ranks of
les ppppsiFa md 81 tat,;rors s;ya5,z.
q, ~ ia.-; ;a1ssuzss-y
ftctu Sos.sa Carslinilil3 voting for
Horace Greeley. aud calling men R.ii-
calls who voted for Grant Well might
Mr. Greeley exclaim, at is done )"
''Now, Lnrd, let thy servant depart in
Peace"
Well, reader, begin the New Year
with resolutions, entered upon at once,
as you begin it with the groI wishes Of
your old and familiar friend, the NEWS,
who wishes you
"A HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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sheriiff1's Sales.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
In COMMON PLEAS.

JOS Ffckiing, Adm'r, ct al rs Mary r. Tyler,
et at.
BY virtue of the judgement Of the Court
herein, will sell at Public Auction, on the
first Monday in January, 1873, at Orange
burg Court House, during the legal honrs,
and MT the risk of the former purchaser:
All that tract of land in this County, con-
tainihS 30 acres, more or less, and bounded
by the dover tract Of Mary Il. Tyler, by
tract lately purchased by J. A. Keller and
by lands OF Lewis Garrick.
Terms-One-half cash, the balance on q
credit of one year, secured by bond of pur-
chaser, Tearing interest from day of sale,
and mortgage of the premises, containing
covenant for resale in case of breach o.
bond Purchaser TO pay for papers and re-
cording, and purchaser is not to to be let
into possession of the same nntil the 10Th
October, 1874.
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ALSO

SusGE DEkrs eh al. rs Thoma, e. Dukes, et. ui
All that tract of land, in this County.
containing lGS acres, mure or less, bounded
by lands nf Susan Dukes, I. J. Dukes, T. D.
Edwards and estate nf George X. Fairey.
Terms cnsh, purchascr 10 pay ror papers
and recording
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BY Virtue of Orders of the Probate Court,
in the respective actions below mentioned,
will sell at Ornngcburg Court House, on the
first Monday in January, 1873, the follow
ing real estatc:
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Jas. r. Lziar, Assignee, u Philip Green and
nift eL al.
BY virtue of n warrant on Lien to nae di-
rected by George Boliver, G. G. P, will
sell AT Public Auction, on Tuesday the 7th
OF JAM, 1878, at Bellcvile Place near Fort
Motto, during the legal hours of sale, for
cash
About % bushels Corn, loo lbs Seed Cot
ton, lot Of Cotton Seed, and lot of Fodder,
seized under said warrant as the property
Of Bob Berry and wife.
Also ut same time and place about co
bushels Corn, lot of Cotton seed and lot Of
Fodder, seized as the property of Frank
Bryan and wife.
Also about 80 bushels Corn, lot of Fodder
lot OF Cotton Seed, seized RS the property oil
Isaac Cheesebpro und wife,.
Also about rs busholi Corn, lot of Fodder
and lot of Cotton Seed, seized under saio
warrant as tho property Of Phillip Gieen
and wife.
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Sale Under MORTGAGE

BY virttS Of q mortgage executed and
Delivered 10 We by Goran .Iamos on the
hevanth day Sf March A D 1872 will sell
s& Monday, the. sixth day. nf January A ID
1873, at -0rahgnbars, in front OF Shcrlu $
Office, Immediately after the official sales,
one Iron Cry Horse naiticd ''Biry"
Terms Cash.
o. Il. RILEY.
Orangeburg s. C. Dec. 9lst 1872.
Dec % Ct
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ESTATE SALE.

by virtue of power vested in me under
the Will of David Shuler, late of the County
of Orangeburg, deceased, ond under ccrtai
Deeds Executed by certain of the parties i'm
interest will sell Mt public auction at
Orangeburg, So. ca, in front of the Shor-
ifs Office, on Monday, the sixth day of
January, 1873, during the customary hours
OF legal sales:
L. The Dwelling and Outbuildin;s IS and
400 acres Of land, embracing and adjoining
the same, parcel Of the body Of land whore
upon the said Col. David Shuler resided ut
the time Of his death, bounded by lands Q f
David Bull, Estate of Shuler, Mrs. Virginia
Black, and tract No. 2 below mentioned.
=. The remainder Of the body of land
known as Oak Hill and Balls Branch Plan
tation, containing - acres, more or less.
and bounded by lands of Mrs. Virginia
Black, j. Ii. Fielder, William Way, Thomas
Collier and the 400 acres above mentioned,
.. The tract Of land, situnte in the Coun.
tics OF Orangeburg and Clarendon, or both
sides OF Santce River, known as the Vance's
Ferry tract, containing 500 acres, more or
less, and bounded by lands of =. G. Benbow,
William Avinger, Estate of Lawrence Avin-
ger, and P. j. Tate
The said lands will be sold in co,vepien,
parcels.
Terms--One-third cash, balance on a
credit Of one and two rcars, purchaser tn
give Bond and Mortgage of premises pur
chased, bearing interest from day of sale
for credit portion of purchase money, and to
pay for papers and recerdinfi.
ALSO
By virtue of order lof tho Judge of Pro.
bate for Oraugebnrg County, will sell at
the residence of the late David Shulcr. dc.
ceased, on Wednesday, tho eighth day of
January, 1878, the plantation Stock and
other Personal Property of the Estate Of 4he
said David shaler, consisting Of Herscs,
Mules, Wagonh, sc. Terms cash.
WIBLIAM NJ. SHUEER,
Qeaaseed Executor Of viii Of
Late David Shuler, decd.
ae0 81 81
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Administrators Sale.

BY virtue of ah order of the Probate
Court, l will sell on the seventh day of jan
uar1 "A. d. 1873, Mt the late residence of
George X. Fairey, deceased, all the personal
property deceased, consisting of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Planta-
tion Tools, Wagon, Buggy, Horse, Cattle,
Hogs, Corn Fodder, Rice, &C.
Terms cash.
s NJ. FAIREY,
Qualified Administrator.
December 18th, 1872 -2l 2t
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ALSO
ANGEBURG COUNTY
In COMMON PLEAS.

Jas. r. Lziar, Assignee, "a Philip Green ana
trift eL- al.
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THE OLD YEAR.

eve take no note Of time
Hut from its loss. Togive il, then, tongue
Is we'll in man."
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RESOLUTIONS.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
0RASGEBuRG CouSTr, S. c.,
November 2Ith 1872

0RASGEBuRG CouSTr, S. c.,
November 27th, 1872.
Resolrtd, That all persons holding COUN-
TY ORDERS issued by the late Boards of
County Commissioners, for Orangcburg
County, do present the same 10 the Clerk OF
this Board for Registration within thirty
days from this date, and that MI such Coun-
ty Orders not Registered within the time
aforesaid and Endorsed with the approval
of this Board, will be debarred payment.
Resoirta, That the Treasurer of Orange
burg County is forbid to pay any such
County Order not Registered and Endorsed
'as aforesaid.
Rcsolred That the Clerk Of this Board do
publish these resolutions for thirty days.
T. T. r. SMOAK,
Chairman Board County Com missioners.
Attest.
GEO. BOLIvER, Clerk Board.
nov 30 st
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Executors Sale.

In pursuance Of an order of the IIonora.
bic Aug. Is. knowlton, Probate Judge Of
orangcburg County, we will sell At Public
Auction, OH the 23d instant, at IL o'clock
A. NJ, nt the former residence Of the dc.
ceased, in Pine Grove Township, all the
Personal Property belonging to the Estate
OF the late joha NJ. Trick, .deceaeed, consist
Ing in pant of Fine Cattle, one Mule. one
Horse, Corn. Fodder, &c.
Terms cash
J. A. NJ. HATGLER,
JOHN w. MACK,
acc '-ot Executors.
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IN TIE COURT OF PROBATE

IN TIE COURT OF PROBATE
Whereas, Martha Porter hath applisTa
me for Letters of Administration O.
the Estate Of John NJ. Porter, late Of Or
angeburg County, deceased
These arc therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
OF the said deceased, to be and appear, be d.
fore me, at Court of Probate for the said
County to be holden a, Orangeearg, on the
3Oth day of December 1872, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ to show cause if any, Why the said Ad.
ministration should not be granted.
uiven under my Hand and the Seal of Court,
TINS 18th day of Dee A. y. 1872, and in
the ninety-se' nth year Of American Inde-
pendence.
LIS. AUG 3. kEOWLTON
acc ls-Zs Probate Judge, o. G.
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Address FRANK P, BEARD.
CAMDEN, s, C.