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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-10

CIVIL SERVICE REFORM N New YoRz.-The
board ofClyil service examiners for the Treas
ury department having completed the regUla-
tons governing examinations aud appointments
in the sub-treasury and the various branches 1t
the Custom-hOuse in New York city, under the
civil service rules, tie same have been approved
by George VIM. Curtis, the chairman of the adj
yisOTy board, and promulgated nv the Secretary
of the Treasury. The SeCretarv's order states
that thereafter all appointments and promo
tions TO positions which fall within the opera
tions OF the rules and regulations Tor the civil
service in the above mentioned offices, will be
made III accordance with the results Of public
competitive examinations, conducted in the
manner prescribed by the regulations"
The regulations are substantially the same as
those now in force in the department here. The
examinations are 70 be n1ucted by local
boards Of examiners to he appointed iur the sew
erai Offices by the Treasury board, with the ap-
prevail OF the advisory board.
The persons named below have been selected
to serve Oh the local boards.
assistant Tr6GSursr'S OHce-Wm. q. White,
(cbaiFman,) =. II. Patterson, F. q. Field.
GDjc5s IF CbRsyi0r ant Sur y0r-ThOmas L.
Jam chairman j. X. Lydeeker and JAS. l..
Benedict.
ApPrC1ser'S Otfce-Jno. A. Bansh chairman
James Burt and David e. Sturgis.
NdrGl Otcc - Silas ". Burt. chairman }
Robert Etheridge and Andrew III. Green.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-24
Taxation Again.

i,nflesr9Ht az, ssFliil
.tao The rule by which to odarriye at the
proper rate Of taxation is simple enough;
20 Hetern,ipe the amount Of just obligations
Y,ito be met by the State within the year
saascertaiu the value of property within
% tho State, and the rest is mere qucs.
tion of arithmetic and honesty.
4oF 4fthis State is equitably liable, during
= The present fiscal year, for the amount
required by the new Tax Bill, the money
must be raised. But if the Bill includes
items which any honorable citizen, were
!, he the debtor, might at law or in honor
i refuse to pay, thenit is, to that extent,
enosn outrage upon every true interest of
- the State.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-24

a,s. yge have received the first number of
q ifthe Charleston Republican,, a new even
ling paper, edited by Messrs. i. d. Sea-
Sa brook, j. Fielder Meyers and j. Evans
Britton. 8Iessrs. Scabrook and Meyers
are already well.known to the people of
this County: Mr.. Seabrook as our act
ing Solicitor and one of the ablcst law
n yers ever before an Orangcburg jury,
and Mr.. Meyers us, until recently, the
editor of this paper, whose columns
I- he conducted with remarkable indie
s pendence, boldness and originality. The
new paper is, of course, thoroughly Re-
publican. It's editorials arc brilliant
and incisiye.. It's locals are crisp and
racy-idA. glance over it, after reading
some of the. old style Democratic week
&; lies, (and dailies too, for that matter is
); as refreshing as breeze at midday iu
tqemidLsummer. We welcome it gladly to
the ranks. -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-24

A splendid selected WHOLE STOCK of
Mons, Womens and boy's SHOES.
Also a lot of Farmers indispensable I'm
pements, sHeh as TRACES, HAMES, AXES,
MANURE FORKS aud PLOW LINES.
lie also now keeps on hand SAMPLE
BARREL of .he Worldwide, well-kaown
ACME.
COMMON WHISTLES from $i.4o up
wards
The PEST Double Distilled WHITE WINE
VINEGAR in the Village, without any ex-
certien.
RsD~ Claiming my small share of the trade
and thanking my FRIENDS and CUSTOM
ERS for past favors, they viii please ,cmem-
Der the NAME and PLACE
Az Gonas Delivered ,,ree of Charge.
x ILERlNot MILLER0
Ia D0r2r ROUND TIE coRyEp
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II + Till, 110
Edward White, T3
Nav HopR TowNsnIr.

New HoPE TOWNSHIP.
Mrs X Frederick, 1920
George Garvin, SO
Ephraim Utsey. 104
j NJ Whetsel. 27O
j 2 Antley, %
g S Bull, So
John Daisey, town lot
Mrs j II Ehney, town lot
Mrs Mary Ehney, town lot
Mrs S a Glover, 275.
Jeremiah Guignnrd, 254.
Mrs Anna A Glover, 140.
j N Heigler, 430.
John G Rowe, and others, SIS.
Ellen Jackson, 200
Rachel Smoak, 81
Est a Stroman, 900
Henry II Smith, town lot
B + Thompson, Admir- 15T
j II Toomer, Agt, town lot
Henry Washington, town lot
PINE GROVE YowxsuIr.
j. Duffor1, Adm'r 81
j l. Hair, 20
II w Riser, 900
james ID Vice. 46
w j Bull. 1000
Mrs A II Bradham, ~
Nero Chuvis, 130
joseph Fem, l20
George Elliott, l31
April Grant. 13l
Lewis Mack, 131
Ned Paulng, $50
Peter Thomas. 131
Adam Palmer 115
Ed B Rush, 40
-
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-24
FOR THE YEAR 1870.

AMELIA TOWNSHIP.
L 4 Thomas, 1900 acres.
BRANCnyIIl.E TowNSHIp.
Il G Vi Berry, Trustee, 500 acres.
CAw-CAw TuWNsHIP
j l. L Amakcr, 3S45 acres.
Cow CASTLE TOWNSHIP.
Wm Summers, Estate, 260 acres.
EDIsTO Township.
John Myers, Trustee, ~.
ELiZABEru TOWNSHIP.
j ] Douglass and wife, l72 acres.
II I Golson, Estate, SO acres.
John Hoffman, so acres.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-24

Est A s Tate, 22c0 acres.
Mary Ulmer, 150 acres.
Victoria Utsey, 308 acres.
] " Weathers, 500 acres.
nj X Zeigler, 2Ss acres.
j ID Zeigler, 120 acres.
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The News.
Treasurer Parker sent tho following
communication to the Scuate few days
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

'"2H EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
pa"','.f'N Columbia, S. c., Feb. s. 1872.
To he President and McmJers of tie
sSp'" Senate.
- GENTLEMEN have the honor to
inform you that the appr'p a 10, 5 made
during the present session of the General
Assembly for the pay of the per diem
and mileage of members, pay of attaches
and incidental expenses, for the sessions
of 1s7O-'71, and 1s71-72, are exhaus.
ted.
AS far as can learn, there arc yet
outstanding certificates to the amount
of $110,0 of the session of 1ST0-'11,
held by the various banks and banking
institutions of this place, which have
: been carried for year. Tie Importance
Of making an early appropriation for the
payment Of the above can hardly be over,
estimated.
In addition to the amount above stated,
there are numbers of certificates issued
during the present session yet unpaid.
which, together with those drawn to pay
to the 10th instant, will, in my opinion,
sum of at least s25O,OOO to
meet.
OF the sum due for taxes for the pre-
sent fiscal year, about one half of the
--S.. .vi.ec,cu, wnIie the
time for pnymeut, without penalty, cx-
pired on January ID.
I would respectfully suggest that
some measures be adopted to provide
revenue sufficient to meet the above and
other demands on the Treasurer.
Very respectfully, your obedieut ser
want,
NILES G.. PARKER,
IN State Treasurer
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-24
FOR TIE YEAR 1860.

AMEi.IA T0wXsHIr.
Wade II Wise, 200 acres.
BnANcuvILLE TowxsuIr.
n G NJ Berry, 500 acres.
W Crum, Town Lot.
VIM Grimes, i32 acres.
Mrs Ann Myers. Town Lot
CAw-CAw TowMsuir
Madison Stabler, Agt, 100 acres.
Cow CASTLE TowSsHir.
Oln Connor. 500 acres
Ezra Connor. ll75 acres.
Ezra Connor, Agt. AGA acres.
Mrs Mary Huff. 1888 acres.
Vim Summers, GU0 acres.
Eplsro Towxsuir.
Matilda Dnntzlcr, 500 acres.
Morgan w Hughes. $50 acres.
Sam'l I. lzlar. .I5 acres.
ELIZABETH TOWNSHIP.
y p Cain, $50 acres.
C oopLAxp Towxsnr.
John c Fanning. $50 acres.
IIorEwELL TOWNSHIP.
shonburg Wolfe V,n Pctins, l0l acres.
LYON Towxsulr.
J j Waltz. Agt. "A acres.
Eliza Wilcs, 22ti acres.
OnAxEa TowxsuIr.
Es, S. kcnnerly, l town lot.
Iharo Robinson. town lot.
Fred ". Stroman, iVr, 800 acres.
Michael Stroman. 400 acres.
J l. To"mcr, Agt town lots.
PRovInENcE TOWNSHIP.
l. y shuer, l2s acres
PINE Grove TOWNSHIP.
Lewis Burckct, ~ acres.
Albert Il. Tabor, GCoOacres.
i q Tindal, Agr. 22i acres.
Julia W!lcs, TO acres.
Lirrnrv Towxsulr.
J. j. Douglass, 100 acres.
MIDDLE TOWNSHIP.
jacob Roznrd, 90 acres.
Ed F. Reese, 7i5 acres.
NEW HorE TOWNSHIP.
Simeon Baxter, 2lS acres.
WILLOW TowHsulr.
James IIutto. ln5 acrcs
John Eickonbakcr, Il lj5 acres.
Stammore l. Sawyer, 800.
EocKEy GRovE TOWNSHIP.
James Fickling, Est of d S Tyler, Boz acres.
Ellen Ann Tanning. 1850 acres.
Warren kinsmmn, 292 acres.
XioN TOWNSHIP.
Sarah NJ Joiner, 127 acres.
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SATURDAY, FEB. e4, 1872.

Every article for the oRANaxnuEa NEWS
must be accompanied by the real name of
the author---not necessa-ly for publica-
tion, butas guarantee of good faith on the
part OF the writer.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-24
FOR THE YEAR 1868.

PIRT DrsTuIcr.
ID B Bookhart, 272 acres.
Rachel Bars. Isl acres.
John o Conklin. 100 acres.
J Ii Fielder. 1872 acres.
NJ j Fielder, l53 acres.
Rachel liniglcr, 2r0 acree.
ID Inabinctt, 23T ncrcs.
~ d Inabinett, 400 acres:
VI Kizsr, % acres.
kenncrly, Est of s. one town lot and 90
acres.
MIS- Ann Meyers, one town lot.
} r Murphy. 555 ne y.
W \ O'Cain. .tgt. ,crcs.
} l. Parler, 800 acr>s.
y S Patrick, !2S acres.
NJ hckenbaker, so acres.
Henrietta Syphrctt. 1872 acres.
Washington y Sncll, 10 acres.
LIST \ e Stroman, 300 acres.
u + Till. .igt, % acres.
+ VI Wiirs. III acres.
Eliza Wi!rs, 2S6 acres.
j ID Iciglcr, lG0 acres.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Mary \ Axcn, 200 acres.
Abr,m Anticy. 800 acres.
Margret Bonnet. 10 acres.
q VI pantzlcr, leo acres.
Joseph Funlerburg, 1000 acres.
Mrs o l. Graves, S27 acres.
David iinnc, I5i acres.
W u lnabnctt. 300 acres
Mrs A T. Trick, 3ao acres.
Laban Trick, $50 acres.
NJ y Keller, 81 acres.
X l. Keller, Agt, 10.
Ere lcrrk Livingston. Agt, G75 acres.
Glenn Oliver. 50U acres.
W I. Pom. 295 acres.
Jacob Ruckcr, 200 acres.
Jacob Stabler, Agt, $50 acres.
Albert X Tabor, 1000 acres.
Daniel Ulmcr, so acres.
Joseph olfe, lG0 acres.
W Wise. 200 acres.
W Williamson, 200 acres
john II Zcig'er loo acres.
.>.e4.', 40 acres.
Francis Xcigler, 230 acres.
THiRp DISTRICT.
John Brown. $40 acres.
W Chaplin, Agt. Is acres.
James II fogle, 40 acres.
w d flaming, Agt, 2G2 II, res.
Macon Gunthcr, 100 acres.
Thomas Gardner, l5l acres.
Gideon lluuo, 400 acres.
A j liartzog, 100 acres.
\ liarizog, 100 acres.
Joseph NJ Harley, Agt, go acres.
Elliott Hughes, l25 acres.
JP Martin, 1856 acres.
William Minkcn, 20 acres
W w Pitt, 100 acres.
W Riley, l20 acres.
W ID Valentine, 81 acres.
l. y wright, 64 / acres.
lsom j fon, Ag,, 2S3 acres.
Pursuant to Sec. l07 of an Act providing
for the assessment and taxation of property,
approved September 18th, A. ID. 1868, and
of several Acts amendatory thereto: Notice
is hereby given that the whole Of the several
parcels, lots and parts of lots of real estate,
described in the preceding list. or so much
thereof as will be necessary To pay the taxes,
penalties and assessments charged thereon,
viii be sold by the treasurer OF Orangeburg
ounty, South Carolina n: his Office, in said
Comfy, ON the second Tuesday, (2th) OF
March, \. D., 1872, unless said taxes, assess
ments and penalties be paid before tha; time;
and such sale will be continued from day TO
day until ali of said parcels, lots and parts
of lots of real estate, shall be sold, or offered
for sale. JAMES VAN TASSEI.
Auditor of said County.
Orungsburg, s. G., Feb. 20th, 1872.
feb ~ tf
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iv. Iiin n.,n 1909.

lui, IIir r..hn 1909.
FIRST DisrRicr.
JOHN Enrbcr l23 acres.
G + Board l3O acres.
h u Eozari 100 acres.
j ID E"zard. lao acres.
Rachel Bgrs, Isl acres.
j BOARD, % acres.
Mary Ann Board, 2SS acres.
" q Bonnet, 800 acres.
Mary a f. Brndham. 80 acres.
Wm II Dantzlcr, 200 acres.
ID ID Danizlcr, Agt 80 acres.
ID ID Dnntzlcr, Agt, 222 acres.
l. NJ Carson, 4i2 acres.
Jas y DGnzlcr. Agt, 800 acres.
Mnrgrct Darncll, ~ acres.
Frank Fielder. Agt. l3l acres.
j Il Folder Agt, l2T2 acres.
j \ Fclder, SuU acres.
VI y lrck. 2Ju acres.
Fred hammer in, 30 acres.
w j hlLcr, ~ acres.
Rufus Myers estate, Alb acres.
Il V Patrick, 100 acres.
Mary 4 Preacher, jS acres.
j b lhckcnbakcr, 30 acres.
Mary Il Rooli, "a acres.
l. Il Rush. iiO acres.
Ii Shuscr 80 acres.
j |. Stone. 81 acres.
Estate Jacob Snider, 500 acres.
Samuel stephens, III acres.
j ASnnfort, Agt for David Hair. 220 acres.
j y Snniort, Agt for NJ Donncll, IO acres.
} l. Shucr 20S acres.
James Shulrr. a20 acres.
J Il Suell, o. acres.
w Smith, Agt, 200 acres.
Il l. Shulcr Admir-, li2 acres.
X l. Slulcr, Admr, Dab acres.
Il l. Shuler, Admr, 200 acres.
Il l. Shulcr, admir-, 1873 acres
Est II II Shulcr, 426 acres.
list u Stoudemirc, 81 acres.
.Anthony Tue, 2G3 acres.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-24
GoopBY's TOWNSHIP.

J Edwards, 300 acres.
Jim Ksnnpdy, SO acres.
GooDLAND TOWNSHIP.
Joseph Cartin, "a acres.
JamesW Young, Sc acres.
HoPEwELL TOWNSHIP.
MarhnA Journigan 100 acres.
LYONS TOWNSHIP.
George Gates, 435 acres.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
ID n Barton, Admir-, G22 acres.
Jessie Il Pearson, 100 acres.
Washington Robinson, Trustee, so acres.
Mary A Bair, 10 acres.
MIDDLE TOWNSHIP.
A w Miller, 300 acres.
ii N P'Sandal, $50 acres.
stQRANsE TOWNSHIP.
W J DeTreville, 233 acres.
Ann AiGlpver, 40 acres.
Sophia 4 Clever, 27j acres.
Isabella Mays. Town Lot.
a i Stroman, agent, 73 acres.
a Stroman, Estate, 900 acres.
PopLAK TOWNSHIP.
Edward Pauling, Sr., $50 acres.
Adam NJ Stone, "a acres.
Elizabeth Wilcs, Estate, so acres.
Henry Wilcs, 50 acres.
PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP.
J. NJ Bdrkctt, 100 acres.
James F Griffin, 800 acres.
Jno y Shuler, 90 acres.
g Thompson, 100 acres.
UNION Town jMIp.
G s McAIicllael, 23O acres.
X McMichael, $50 acres.
d Palmer, 355 acres,
VANCE's TOWNSHIP.
Frances Jones. 333 acres.
BENZ CLONES, 100 acres.
Catherine Shuler, 600 acres.
Mrs + l. Tate, 900 acres
a 5 Tate, Estate, 2200 acres.
Mrs l. Whitsell, 40 aces
Willow TOWNSHIP.
John d Brown. lob acras.
G c Cooper, Admir-, 1920 acres.
JAS X Davis 30 acres.
jerry Edwards, 120 acres.
j Ficklin, Estate. 2G0 acres.
DIR C GAStevcns. G!5 acres.
Geo Won, 80 acres.
ZION TowNsHIr.
W n Mount, $50 acres.
Sarah X Rowe, 400 acres.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-24

IT IST OF LETTERS Remain
IL 4 ing in the Orangeburg Post Office to
January 18th, 1872.
G.~-hIrs. Annie A. Glover.
H.-Mr. John Harrison.
J. Mr.. Jerry Jones.
S.--Mrs. B. g. Shaffer
j. vi. ID. yreitt.
Persons oalling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
Il. DEMars, p. NJ.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-24

Est A Tate, 22C0 acres.
Mary Ulmer, $50 acres.
Victoria Utsey, 308 acres.
J " Weathers, 600 acres.
NJ X Zeiglcr, 2Ss acres.
j ID Zeigler, 120 acres.
SscoxD DISTRICT.
Margret Bonnet, 10 acres.
Georgiapna Bonnet, town lot.
Mrs ID Beach, ITO acree.
Richard Corbctt, 1O7 acres.
ID N Carson, Agt, 393.
J w Cri'ler, Agt, 10 acres.
jacob Crider Agt. G5 acres.
II Crider, Agt, 134 acres.
j Cartin, rs acres.
Frazier & Dill, 1900 acres.
Joseph Fundcrbnrg, 1000 acres.
NJ Dolin. 120 acres.
Mrs NJ NJ Garick, $40 acres.
Eliza GeiglemaR. 215 acres.
W q Hane Ags 500 acres.
W Innbcnett, 800 acres.
Mrs NJ NJ Inabinett, 90 acres.
Est pooser. 10 acres.
John Spigncr, 100 acres.
W Shulcr, 200 acres.
ii Smoke, 60 acres.
Thompson, Admir-, T44 acres.
Mary + Timer, 120 acres.
Est n Wnnnamaker. 500 acres.
Noah MILESTONE, 4S0 acres.
l. = Wise, 200 acres.
VIM Wise, 90 acres.
Est o NJ Watt, 100 acres.
A Watt, 100 acres.
II Watt, 100 acres.
a l. Watt, loo acres
a Il Watt, 100 acres.
II Watson, G1T acres.
y Wolfe, loo acres.
Mrs Mary Zciglcr, 127 acres
THIRD DrsTRIcr.
j II Brpdic, $50 acres.
q S Bolen, ZIG acres.
Emanuel Brown, 100 acres
w II Barton, AIT so acres.
CD Bowman. 40 acres
Il a Brown, l05 acres
} w Rrodie, Agt, 70 acres
B w Carson, 1876 acres
james Chavis. 60 acres
Horace Forest, 43 ucrcs
Ihomas Il Foglc, 90 acres
Martin Fralick. 2l acres
Est Jo>erh F"g'e, $50 acres
Jacob oslc, Admr, 170 acres
W G Glcaton, -i92 acres.
a J llnrtzog, 100 acres
j y llartzog. 100 acres.
w j Hart, 1900 acres
Augustus llolnan, Ast, l25 acres
laura Jones, 920 acres
G. f. Lartignc, 5 acses
j Living ston, 500 acres
VIM Miunickcn, 20 acres
Mrs II ]. NcMic',acl, $50 acres
W w Pitt. 100 acres
Est George Ii Punscr, $50 acres.
ID \ Polt"r, 1860
j W Riley, 100
\ + Smske. 81
David Smoke, l40
j w Salley, Ast GO
" Stevenson, SO
Est y j Williams 64
Mary Tyler, 150
Thos B Tyler. Agt. 1G0
T. Is Tyler, Ast. $50
Est Il III Porter, 100
Est NJ NJ Stevenson, 100
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-24

Hsy- r.. *. w, BRIGGsEANN has
just received sins lot Of SEED IRISH
POTATOES whseh heis Offering very low.
jan ~ If
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-24

EEAS just returned from CHARLESTON
with the best selection of SEED
lEISH POTATOES ever brought to orangs,
burg. lie has on hand the
EARLY ROSE,
GOODRICH,
PINK EYE,
and PEACH BLOOM.
Also another CHEAP LOT of HAMS from
20 to 10 cts per H.
White NORTHERN PEAS.
Green and Yellow GARDEN PEAS.
Fine YELLOW ONIONS.
a lot of Prime New York SMOKED
TONGUES at 30 Cents.
BREMEN LAGAR by tho doz, delivered
free of charge to any House.
SWEET CIDER on draught.
MAEL aud GRIST-Bolted and nnboltci.
w. It Ns
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-24

Lewis Mack, 131
Ned Paul'ng, $50
Peter Thomas, 131
Adam Palmer lis
Ed j Rush, 40
j L Smith, $50
John Winses, $50
PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP
ID III Dantzlcr, 127
James Jones. a
James w Nloorcr, 81
B Parlcr. 96l
Mary Pritchard, 80
y e Perkins. %
John ID Shulcr, 50
Brian o Shrlcr, 1000
j ID Shulcr, 142
John Saulsberry, $40
CD !. Smith, 200
q w Thompson, 100
Rocky GROVE TOWNSHIP
j + Brown, 100
Nancy Ann Journigen, %
j + Knight, 195
Melvin a Posey. 11S
John f Phillips. 240
John Rains, 290
William Williamson, LOG
T,nERx,cLE TOWNSHIP
p + Brodie, SO
Edward johnson, $50
w Reed, IL
B u Reed. 241
W Tyler, 175
Mrs + r Tyler, l3
r B Tyler. Agt, go
Il B Tyler, 900
n w & J N Tyler $50
Josephine Tyler. 200 q,
Able Burke, 1877
Bcni Middleton, 136
Henrietta Corbitt. 1876
Charles Il r Dri yton, $50
w A Eastcrlin, 173
G McIenry, Agt, 3G0
G w Kittrell, G30
J. ID S Kcnucrly, 325
A j Kittrell, Agt. 3o4
G S McMichacl, 30
&C Mcmillan, 1000
james Manuienult, 16
J ID Palmer, 25l
Il j Quigley, Trustee. town lot
Char'es Sally, ct al, 409
II r Tyler, 39T
V,NcEs TOWNSHIP
w II Dukes, $50
Francis Jones. 333
Susan Kit, 81
Daniel II Rush, 1G0
a B Smoak, 96
Mrs + J. Tate. 900
j ii p Tate. $50
Est y s Fate, 300
Mrs 7 l. Whitsc!l $50
WILLOW TowNsn'r.
York Burns, 33
Mis- NJ G Cannon. 93
Sarah Carson, l29
Jacob Doolry, $50
Est j L Fickcn. 2GO
Temperance Il Fogle, l42
Mary Garrick, 15l
Mrs Mary Graves, 05
Miss Sarah Graves, 900
+ q Gregory, l5l
James ila.cns. 81
John NJ Hughes, 80
Mrs Nelly lIaygooh, 30
John n .I"n";""s loo
Mrs Elizabeth Jennings, 1000
Andrew Stcadman, 33
C. G. Stevens, 625
Marvel Stone, 200
Landlord Steward. 300
Jacob Str1man, 500
S /; Sawyer, 400
Ezra Smell grove, 73S
Fraacis Thirkill, 1913
Mrs Tuunt, 100
George Ion, so
XroS TOWNSHIP.
Daniel + Foglc, 283
Elvira S Mount, $50
IUrs NJ Il .HcNlichael, 294
G. NJ McMichacl, 294
Thomas \ Mnrph, l9l
George Pooser, 100
Jeremiah Riley, 81
FOR THE YEAR 1870
AMELIA TOWNSHIP.
L a Thomas, 1900 acres.
BRANCHYIIE TOWNSHIP.
Il G NJ Berry, Trustee, 800 acres.
CAw-CAw TOWNSHIP.
j L L Amakcr, 3Si5 acres.
Cow CASTLE TOWNSHIP.
Wm Summers Estate, 260 acres.
EDIsTO TOWNSHIP.
John Myers, Trustee, u.
EIIZABEru TOWNSHIP.
j J Douglass and wife, l72 acres.
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Delinquent Land List
OF
!. ORANGEBURG COUNTY

FOR THE YEAR 1871.
AaELIA TowSsuIP.
David war,ng, % acres
Ellen Myers, 75, acres
Il wBraddy, 218 acres.
: ] Grider, Agt, 40 acres, .4 aiEeaas 44
Mrs Everhart, 81 acros.
Elizabeth aioyvs, Estate, ooO acres.
A ] Frederick, Agt, 1900 acres.
l. Rich, town lot
Al Smythc, 1887 acres.
w Spigner s w h. Green HOO acres
L A Thomas, 1900 acres.
John Zeigler, rs acres.
BRANcHvILLE TOWNSHIP.
II g NJ Berry, 800 acres.
r Cooner, 104 acres.
g Is Fielder, estate, 1000 acres.
George Garvin.
George Mctts, lit acres.
Samuel Mason, 20 acres.
John McAlhany, 20 acres.
William McAlhany. 1876 acres.
Shields McAlhnny, 20 acres.
o ii OFT, Trustee, town lot.
w ID Is Reeves, 40 acres.
Walling, town lot.
CAw-CAw TOWNSHIP.
] E L Amnker. 1892 acres.
Hilliard Burke, $40 acres.
A G Baily, acres.
Mrs s A Culclaassurc, 80 acres.
William Rowe, IL acres.
John Rowe, Is acres.
Rachel L Stnley, 90 acres.
Wolfe, 500 acres.
Z Willis, 601 acres.
Cow CASTLE TOWNSHIP.
G A 6 j S Harley, 607 acres.
Morgan DeWi.te, 246 acres.
d + DcWittc. 100 acres,
j d Hunter, Ex'r, 2l40.
Mrs g Myers, Ex'S, 565 acres.
Est of John Whctseil, 700 acres.
EpIsro TOWNSHIP.
Mrs Amanda Dantzler, 100 acres
John w Fogle, l05 acres.
Morgan W. Hughes, $50 acres
Thomas Hughes, 62 acres.
John 4 Jennings, 2300 acres.
Mrs NJ Kitrcll, 2O4 acres.
A J Kitrell, 100 acres.
John Murphy, 200 acres.
Harmon Rowe, 800 acres.
Jacob Smoak, 482 acres.
A I Smoak, 50ncre
ORANGE TowXsnIr.
Thos Ray, one town lot.
ELIZABETH TOWNSHIP.
j w Carten, Agt, 339
j. n Dennerly, 1850
j j Douglas, 172
Robert Gurvin, SIG
Est Benz Golson, 80
s ID Gardner, G57
J NJ Harley, Agt, $50
p NJ Houscr, Guard, 754
Mrs X Holman, $50
John Hoffman. go
Margaret Hooker, 100
N G Tnibcnet., $50
II B Pou, 195 ,
Est Saml Pearson, so
John Staley, 100
s J. Timer, 264
Edw Wiles, 1000
j A Wolfe. 74O
Martha A Williams, $50
GoopBY's TOWNSHIP.
ID d Arant.i 30
G NJ Bsuner, 200
Miss Adaline Board, 45
ID S Fclkcl 81
Crcswell Hart, Ala
i II Houck, 130
G S Hunkerpiller, III
Evrin Judy, so
Jim II auperly, 9G
w j McGrew, 29l
j. Nj Rambert, 260
D @ Rush, 30
John Sellers,5
w B Way, Agt. 104
GoopLAxp TOWNSHIP.
Henry A Argoc, 10
II M Argoe, 90
j w Bradley, 1S0
jacob j. Doolley, 215
Emanuel Gibson, $50
ID + Gleaton, 300
Nathan y Kea1lc, 70
Daniel Porter, Agt, 200
w Il Phillips, 90
O l. Phillips, 1S9
Ned O'Ree;7
w G West Agt, 400
james w Young, 36
HEBRON TOWNSHIP.
II w DOZaru, lou
Josiah Chavis, 125
Rachel w Carson ono =
j w Fcgle, Agt, $40
HoPEwELL TOWNSHIP.
Henry Cooper, 406
Martha N Journigan, 100
Matilda Smith, 80
Liberty TOWNSHIP.
Mary a Bair, 20
j j Bolton, so
j i Bolton, Agt, 90
ID II Bar on, Guard, 1000
Nero Bloom, 2l5
Il Il Glcaton, 81
II NJ A h Gleaton, &C
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-02
HVdrODIlOhia.

lLycoming county has had number Of
cases Of hydrophobia during the past month.
The Muncy Luminary gives the following
account of another case. A mad dog made
his appearance near Muncy borough, OH
the 18th ult., biting cow beloginging to
Isaac Watson, dog belonging to Joshua
Taggart, two dogs and a COW and calf be-
longing to Thomas Wood, Esq, dog be-
longing TO G.. Hervey M'Michael, one be.
longing TO LOUIS Hill, and dog and two
cows beloging to Abner Fahnestock. Mr..
Fahnestoclr succeeded in killing the dog at
his place.. tt is also stated that number
of dogs were bittenin East Muncy. There
Is much excitement in the community in
consequence of this state Of aifairs.ol bone
itIlIlsab -'uE- -r-r-7- 49, fiiis uodw
~ An, old gentleman saw q ladder
placed against his .daughter's window, he
at once raised the cry of fire, and com,
mepced 70 dash water. on the ascending
YlfpssS' fsov .hiss y p trs buaianH d.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-02
Earthouake In California.

A despatch from San Francisco, dated
March Goth, says:
A shock of earthquake was felt through
out the State at 2:20 A. NJ. to-day 1t was
felt less in San Francisco than in Sacrament
to. No damage was done here. The CEN
tral force of the earthquake appears to have
been in the Sierra Nevada east of Visalia.
AT Visalia the shocks were sufficiently
strong to throw goods from the shelves in
stores and to crack the walls of some build
ings. The vibrations here lasted twenty
seconds, but were not felt by more than
one-tenth of the population.
Parties at the foot of the hills twenty
-four miles east Of Visalia report crash as
of mountains rent asunder. The earth
quake evidently proceeded from that point,
and radiated with decreased force through
out the entire length of the State, but was
strongest along the base of the Sierras
Some slight damage was done at Visalia,
but none Is reported elsewhere.