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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-20

lIEApQUAErERs ARMY L. :.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY L. =.
WAsHINGToN, ID. c, Nov. %, 1873.
y. L. Forrest, Memphis, Tennessee:
SIR-Nours of the twcnty-fourth
is received, and have sent il to the
war department with this iudOrSe-
mcut: Respectfully referred to the
Secretary OF war for file. Among
the hundreds of offers that come to
me, | deem this worthy a place
among the archives, to await com
ing events. regard y. Il. Forrest.
aS one Of the most extraordinary
men developed by our civil war. and
were il left TO me, in the event of
war requiring cavalry, | would I'M
hesitatingly accept his services and
give him prominent place. be-
lievC now he would fight against
our national enemies aS vchemcutlv
As he did against us, and that is saw
ing enough.
Nv. 4. SHERMAN, General
| don't believe there will be war.
for neither government wants a
war. Again, i'm the event OF war
with Spain, on account of Cuba, the
bulk of fighting would be atlOat, for
whoever commands the sea, can
have Cuba. We may not now have
sufficient heavy ironclad ships. but
then some could be had, and we
have abundance OF good naval oGi-
GERS and SCGmen, when the result
would be certain, leaving for the
land forces the smaller task Of oc-
cupation. No part of this will like
" DC contidcd TO me, and therefore
| havc.Seut your letter To the war de-
partment, which can only act, after
Congress declares war and provides
the means FORTS prosecution.
W. 4. SHERMAN. General.
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BURGLAEY.-On last Sunday
night, three negroes, named Wyatt
Henley, John Johnson and Wyatt
Bond, broke into the stOrchousc Of
Lea, Alexander 4 Co., ut Gimp
Vile, 10 this county, and distracted
between $500 and $1,000 worth Of
goods
Soon after they left, James Bar
field, the clerk in the store, came
into the store, and finding what
had happened, started out by guess
in pursuit. He went toward Oak
Grove, on the road leading to
Brownsville, which luckily was
the right road, and alter going a
bout q mile, overlook the raiders at
the bridge where Phil. Reader was
killed some years ago. There be-
ing three of them, he made no de
monstrarion, but pushed rapidly a
head, and got Il good crowd collect
ed at Oak Grove, about two miles
ahead, to intercept them. Pres
emily they came up, and all three
were capture / without any diff
Guilty.
They tied them securely and pre-
pared to start with them to Ripley,
/ but omitted to take knife from
Wyatt Bond, which he had in his
| pocket.
Finding a good opportunity,
Bond took the knife from his peck
ct and cutting his ropes, took to
flight, his captors in close pursuit.
A young man by the name Of Liiah
Lake, son Of J. G.. Lake, was the
first to ovcrtake him, and whsn he
came up and went to lay hands on
the fugitive, he turned, and with
/ the knife which he still held in his
hand, made lick at young Lake
and cut him clear across the abdO-
men and into the entrails, inhicting,
as was then supposed, a mortal
wound.
The other pursucrs then came
up, but were careful not to 20 in
reach OF the deadly knife, which
had already placed one of their
number hOrS du combat, but stard-
ing off, presented their firearms,
ordered him. to surrender. The
only reply which Bond made to this
was to seize a acantling and attacE;
his pursue Thcreupon the pur.
sucrs fired two shots at him, one Ia.
king effect in the arm, and the 9th.
er entering the head and lodging
in the brain. They also piled him
with another scant!ing which one
Of the number picked up and beat
him over the head very severely
/ They thus overcame him by main
force and recaplured him.
Two of them were committed I,
Dycrsburg jail, and the third one
the wounded man, remains, being
expected TO die almost hourly. -
Ripley News
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SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1919.
H.Ogical 3

One of che reasons assigned BY the
Times for opposing the new street was.
that land would be taken without paying
the owners full yalue therefor. In it's
last issue it says edltorially, "Let tho
assessment be fair one and the proper.
~ not put Gas We think was tho e,so in
the last new stroetJ at ono Fourth it.
true value"
The board of assessment. on the open
ing Of the last new street, was composed o f
Samuel Dibble ESQ, who acted for the
Town Council, john Alden Esq. acting
for the County Commissioners, J. G.. Pike
Esq, representing DR., I. \. Elliott,
aud n. Riggs Esq, representing Mr..
P. Gouan. OF course it is simply pre-
posierous to insiuuate That thcso gentle
men acted otherwise than fairly in
eStluiatiuS tnc selue OF the ianQ CakeO :.
So wc assume their Valuations to b.
correct.
Now, here is the op;nl"p Of the 7'in.c;'
correspondent, M, an to the loss sus
tained BY tho land owners by the opening
of the last new street.
"Ip fact the lots on tho new street
can noe 1e bou3tt .jor ten nm-, u.
onso"h that ,oonh' haUe purchased dacna
before tls streei ,eds pat through Will it
not be the Same way with any street
that may bo cut TO connect with the
Five Chop rcad?"
Was there ever m,re frivolous op
position to a public enterprise than that
Of the Times in this matter Of tho nov
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The sEedel 1:sliaor.

The model editor who presides over
daily Or weekly parer in lsas populous
communities will be no less scrupulous
than tn controlling genius Of his big
city cont' mporary. He will do mere or
the editorial work himself, aud be will
write with scrnrulous regard 70 the
best interesfa Of the community in
which he lives and labors And willie
his psrcF viii never lack entertainments
aud instruction. IL will never contain 4
paragraph or sentence calculated, un.
necessarily, to wound the feelings Of a
siDgle individual If there II room for
q new factory iH ths village, he will call
atteDtion to the fact aud enforos upon
capitalists the public importance Of
manufacturing enterprise IL new
school house is required, or public
park is needed, or a new street should
be open ed, or old ones iinprosed, he
will enforce each and ail OF these and
similar necessary improvements until he
has educated public opinion up TO res.
olutien to ego in" for the accomplish
mont Of the objects consem plated. The
G.e Tel editor in either the city, town or
village is public bsnsfactor, asd oan
aud generally doss Raore for che sdvones-
nient of ths community than any other
man within tire circle yesehed BY his
daily or weekly iasnes.---Columbia On
ion Herald
Onr "intcrpal consciousness and q
modest assurance Of our own merits sat
isfy us that, in psnnipg the above, our
big brother of the IseaeI Columbia daily
had in his minds eye thas model OF
country Wecklys, she OHAEeERuRa
NEWS Cer,aiRly no language could
have more accurately described .he pop,
alar aud euterprisiug Journal over whose
dssiipies j; is at once our pleasure and
cur duty to preside. 4''
Our big brother says chat the country
editor "will write with ssrupalous re-
gRFats she hest inssrs,ss es. she sonnun.
ity in which no Hysa and lahors,'s
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TurPEH LAw.--The Judges appear
70 be enforcing the Tupper law all over
the State, aud, as co nsequsncO, liquor
sellers generally arc very much exercised
up,n the sub ject. Judge MshAr, a Col
lssOn, kst week, charged the grand jury
that gros shop, zith q ssw bubdlss q:
fodder aud mattress throws ina COR.
ner, did not oonatitatss q, tavern aocor-
ding to his construction Of the law, that
a quart license did not mem that they
could sell one pint and half, but that
the letter aud spirit of the Law must be
obcyed or the offenders might expect TO
suffer its full penalties, - Union Herald.
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The Savannah Adportiser and Repu6
ican says: ait is singular fact, and
to many We apprehond a tantaliEipg one,
that the grand capital prize ticket Was
in Savannah and offered to quito num-
Der Of gentlemen. 1t was among the
last Major Withors had on hand aud he
placed it among others in the hands of
Maj. j. NJ. Henderson TO sell. A few
days before the drawing came off Major
Wi'hers received dispatch from Gov
ernor Bramlette, requesting him to Sc nd
to him ell the tickets ho had on hand
as there were orders for thom. Major
". had 243, anon. which was the
lucky number 2O,s96, which drow the
100000 pr!ze.
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The Vacancy in OranseburE.
From The Charleston Chronicle. =,


Blythe death of Hon. o. l.. Jaaison,
lato State Senator from Oraugsburg, it
becomes necessary to fll the vacancy
caused By his dsccaae through speoi al
election, which ne suppose will be call.
ed within few weeks. Already the
aspirants for Senatorial honors are sur
vey:ng the situation and arranging
their forces tor the conb,t. The lead.
ing candidate appears to be Judge
Thaddeus G. Andrews, and, as we are
Informed, his election may b, consider
ed reasonably safe. While not wishing
to interfere in any way with the local
affairs of our sister county. We venture
to express the hope that Orangeburg
will send Judge Andrews to the Senate.
We have known him long aud intimate.
ly, and are through'y s,tisfsd that
no better selection could possibly be
made.
The Judge has been frm ancom.
promising friend of Republican priuoi-
pies ever siucc Republicanism has had
az existence in South Carolina.
He is geurlemsu Of independent
fortune, thoroughly acquainted with
the political history Of the State, and
the needs and necessities of the people,
Above the prejudioes aud petty jeal
ousics Of the mere partisan, We believe
he has their welfare entirely at heart,
As the proprietor Of che Upion-Her.
aid, he has done tho Republican Party
e service which it canaot afford TO fer
get; aud which it esG now take good
occasion to remember. The Party can
| not, in our judgement, uissly let slip
suoh an opportunity as is now present
cd for placing agsutleman of his ster-
ling worth and fidelity In the councils Of
the State. If bitasrto We, ss aparty,
have sometimes erred in our selections,
there can be no excuse fsr, % we believe
there will he no danger Of, making q
similss mistake in this instance. The
-nAeanded -epularity Of Judge Andrews
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR
ORAsoERURo CoukrY.

oRAS0ERUR0 CoUKTY,
oRANGEBuRo, s. c.. .Jaly let 1873.
Notice is hereby given tina. viii be At
the following places on the days mentioned
to take Returns Of Real and Personal Pro-
Perty. In the meantime, my Once st
orangcburg viii be open for the $azae pur-
pose, till the Goth day Of Auzast 1873.
After which date penalty o. SO per cent
will be added TO the property Of all deiin-
qucnts.
AT Branchville Monday and Tuesday l4tb
and 18th Of July. J. Hamp Felder.s on
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday 2ist 22d
and 2Sd of July. Rowe's Pump Saturday
26th Of July.
LswiSville, Monday. Tuesday, end We'd
nesdsy 4th 9th and 9th Of August.
For. Motto Thursday 7th of August.
Col. Daniel Livingsion's Mil, Monday
and Tuesday llth and 18th of August.
JAMES VAN TASSEL.
County Auditor.
july ~ 1873 n
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sheriE's Sales.

By virtue Of Sundry Executions TO me di-
rccted, will sell TO tho highest bidder, al
Orangeburg C. H., on the FIRST MON
DAY in August next, FOR CASH, all the
Right, Title and Interest Of the Defend
ants in the following Property, viz:
All that tract Of land in Orangshurg Coua-
ty. containing 1876 acres moro or iess,
bennded by lands Of Samuel T. lslar, James
7. IIlar, NJ. +. Antiey and j. j.. Aatley.
Levied on 40 the property Of Abraham Ant.
ley At the suit Of b. Louis,
ALSO
1. One tract Of land in said County con
tanning 1881 acres more or less, sw amp land,
bounded by lands Of ALram E. Shalsr,
George ehuler, SAm'l r. Shule., Frederick
Carn and joshua Huff.
2. One tract containing 1891 scrss more
or less. swamp land, bounded by lands Of
w. hutte, J. II. Moorer, Joseph Howell,
0rangsburg County line.
3. And one ether tract cont ntsininx 105
acres more or less, swamp land, bounded by
j.. shuler, A. Rush's grant, Joseph Howell
aud Abram E. shuIsr, Levied on as ths
property Of Charles s Bull Of the suit o.
Wsa. NJ. Bold & Cs., and others.
ALSO.
At The risk Of fer msr purchasers. {, lot OF
m erohAndiEs. Leyied on as the property o.
Winfield Clark, at the suit Of Peak, opdyk,
Z b es., ana Nthsfs.
sheria's ofes, rl RI. CAIN.
oranssburg C. Ii. s.. c., 30. c
July 1sth, 1919.
July 10 9 N- sa
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that from on and
after TUESDAY, the FIRST DAY of JULY,
1873, to WEDNESDAY the Goth DAY of
AUGUST, this Office will be OPEN to re.
ceive the RETURNS of REAL and PER
soNAL PROPERTY of this County. Tax
payers are requested TO have Correct List
Of the different Glasses of Lands as follows
Number Of Acres Of Planting Land.
Number OF Acres Of Meadow and Pas
ture.
Number of Acres ef Wood Land.
And Number of Buildings
Each Tract Of Land must be returned
separate in the Township where il lies
and nt the same time they vii. make their
Return Of Personal Property, Moneys and
Credits.
Taxpayers nre urgently requested to b.
PROMPT in MAKING their RETURNs as
the Law requires me 10 add q Penalty Of
90 Per cent. to the Real and Personal Pro-
rerty of Dslinquents. which in EVERY
INSTANCE WILL BH DONE.
JAS. Vas TASSEL,
Co. Aniitor.
june "8 81
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opinion of my own, but conclude with 4
tew extracts from the Acts, (not of the
apostles Of course) by which the public
may bsttsr form . Judgment as TO who is
right,
The Act Of Incorporation Of Lewis
willie reads ss follows:
cts corporate limits shall exto nd one
third Of mills 10 each direction from
the new store of w. II. Henuon."
There are many. other Acts Of Iu-
corporation annh - Lancaster, Wrights-
vile, CokeSberry, 'Grahamville &e.,
which read substantially the same as
that of LewisVille, with tho exception
that in some tho ord "each" is used
and in others "every."
Now whether this difference of word
ing was merely accidental on the part Of
our Legislators, AID all these towns were
intended to be round, or whether "each"
was intended by them to be limited to
tie tUo great cardinal directions G.. G. a
North and South line, and an East nd
West line) may probably bo best ascor-
tained by inquiripg as to the actual shape
of the towns alluded. to.
Orangeburg is round on all sides, ex.
cept where the oiroIs is interrupted by
the river, but the word "every" and not
"each' is used in its Act-It roads lone
mile in evsry direction &c."
Bamberg is square but the Act has
different form, aud throws no positive
light on the subject under consideration.
Other Acts Of Incorporation may be
cited, but as l have no relish for them,
[ will leave it to the lawyers to look
further. 1t is their business ANYHOW
and not mine.
Now Mr.. Editor as my curiosity q
excited, l hope it will be relieved by
such evidence rs will enable mo to de.
eide correctly whose legal decision to
embrace. Yours or that of the Lewis
vile Council.
BY all means let il be settled at once.
so that if the town is square, l may
keep from being cornered, and if it is
round | can look out for tho ring.
S. r. MELLICHAMP.
N. B.-WALKER-( Each Either Of
too every one of any number.)
(Ever bach one Of all)
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CcoMMuSioArsD.l |
ORANeEpuRo, July 18th 1873

= ~ a"|H ~ -
.Br. Editor
Upon my ret Urn TO Orangeburg thi.
morning, / notice in yosF paper 40
cal" under tho head of "Round or
Square," which suppose iequiros an
explanation from me as 70 tho part
took in the laying out OF the town Of
LeWisville.
can assure you, that although l
always endsavor TO keep myself square
with tho world, / did not in any way
influence tho members Of the Council of
LeWisville in their square decisios.
In answer TO my inquiries, l was
inStructsd TO lay out shs town in a
square form, with HsnpOn's store as the
center, the South Carolina Railroad and
its perpendicular 10 che two governing
directions, (instead ofthSeardinal points,
and one third of q mile from the center
in each of these directions rs the dist
ance 20 .he sitles.
With these plain Instructions from
those who employed me, proceeded to
execute their wishes, Without reference
to the acts of the assembly or any one
else t#
Ny business there was TO survey, and
not to interpret low.
see however that your paper aud
the Couacil are somewhat OF variance
tho former making thsiown round, aud
the latter square.
Now as the point a. issue is Clssrly
one Of Law, and NOS Of f'urVeyiag, quss.
tion IS TO the meaning Of the Acts Of
our Legislators, ,sits i,hich Isontsss
am rntsmiaiar, ] shall net iptrnds ezsv
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Hoad Quarters Union Republi.
can Party y. G..
Ro0Ms STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
CoLuMp1A s. C.. Jaly 9Th 1879

CoLUHDrA s. C. Jaly 9th 1878.
7. c. A"drel0s Esq Orange5urg s. C..
S~:-Tou are hereby appointed Chair
man Of the Republican Party in and for the
County of Oraageburg to fill tho vacancy
created by the death Of our lsmonted friend
and follow citizen Hon. James L. Jamison.
1t 10 deemed by me unnecessary to lay
upon you any particular injunctiona as to
your line Of conduct, rs your past and
present standing az staunch and reliable
Republican. isto my mind sufficient guarnn-
ty of your future course. Please accept
this as the evidence Of your authority, An d
belivo me to bo.
Truly You're
r. B ELLIOTT,
Pres't Executive Com.
U. r. p. State Of s. C.
july 10th 1873 3,
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The State Of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

OltANGEBURG COUNTY.
In THE CoURr or PRoBATE.
BY AUGUSTUS B. KNowLT0N. ESQ,
Judge Of Probate in said County
WHEREAS, Bennett jacobson hath ap-
piled TO me for Letters Of Administration
on the Estate OF james l.. JaRison, late Of
orangcburg County, deceased.
These arc therefore 20 cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
OF the said deceased, to be and sppear be-
fore me at Court of Probate for tho said
County. TO be holden ut Orangeburg on the
I'd day of August, 1873, Mt 10 o'clock A.
VI. to show cause IL any, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF my
Court, this 18th day of July a. ID. 1873,
and in the eninety-serenth year Of American
Independence.
AUG. B. KNOwLTON,
lis. Judge Of Probate O. C.
july ID 2t
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The State Of South Carolina
july ~

OhANOhDOh Az COUNI1,
In THE Court or PROBATE.
By AUGUSTUS b. KNowLToN. ESQ.
Judge OF Probate in said County.
WHEREAS, John Z. Jones hath applied
to me for Letters of Administration on the
Estate Of Frederick W. Jones, late Of Or
angeburg County. deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
Of the said deceased, to be and appear, be
fore me, at Court of Probate for the said
County to be holden at Orangeburg, on the
26th day of July, 1873, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, TO show cause If any, why the said AL
ministration should not be granted.
Given dnder my Hand and the Seal Of Conrt,
this 9th day OF July Ammo Domini 1873.
LIS AUG. B. hNOWLTON,
Probate Judge, o. C.
july IL q
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This describes us to q 4.

Then our big brother continues,
"Whils his paporsrill never lack ontsr-
tainmont and instruction It will never
contain paragraph or Seutencs Gallon.
l.sed, unnecessarily, to wound the Eesl :
ings IF siIglo individual" Here NO
are asais =: =. of 70 tho -sry life. The
NEWS certainly never lacks either enter.
tninment or instruction aud AZ certainly
never wilfully says aught that is uukind
Of either high or low, rich or poor.
In fact, tho parallel 10 complete, as our
readers oau sec with half a glance--and
they will. We are confident, be as pleased
as ourselves to see that the merits Of
their isvorite newspaper have met with
such prompt aud aPpreciasiye recogui.
ton from go good judge of such mat.
tars as our big brother of the Columbia
Union. Herald. "Praiso from Sir Hu.
bort Stanley is praise indeed"
The simple fact is that the ORANGE
BURG NEws identifies itself in homely
but hearty fashion with al the best
interests of the prosperous and growing
community By which it is supported.
True, it differs iu politics from many of
its readers and friends, but it is maulv
and outspoken and they always know
where to find it. Beside, people are be.
ginning to learn that thore are two sides
in politics as we'll to every other qucs.
ton, and they are willing to give each
side fair hearing. They know that
whenever the political contest is at hand
the NEWS will be found In the thick ca.
of the fight, dealing heavy blows for
Republicanism and Victory. But they
are also beginning to realize that po!:::cs
are matter of opinion which each man
and each newspaper must entertain and
determine fer him or It self, and that a
man has no more right to interfere with
another's political viows than with
his opinion as to baptism, transub
sanitation or the. green cheesiuess OF
tho moons Consequently, The people ask
for just such paper as is described by
our big brother Of Columbia there is
only one such paper in thB County and
that is the very paper you are reading
this momeut--ths plain, old, go ahead,
euterprising ORANoEBuaa N.ws!
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in Oraugeburg, Whero he is thoroughly
known aud appreciated, Is videuco that
our faith is not without foundation. We
confidently expect the staunch old Re-
publican county to throw her heaviest
majority for him in the approa ching
olcetion. G
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