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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
FOR SALE,
ORANGEBUIsG LAND.

About 500 ACRES of LAND in lots Of Is
to 4O acres, located GU the South Carolina
Railroad, below and within l J miles of the
own OF Orangeburg, will be sold on Mon
day. the 18th Of january. 1878. The lots
wi be plated and numbered so as to he cx-
amined by parties desiring TO purchase. 1t
- - 49,; .---srr5tt> s.--- Asaf-,i--.t-4,sns OF
the location TO persons Isemiliar with and
wishing these beautiful lots.
The plateau be seen ut Mr.. c. B. Clio, cr's
Office, on'and after lie LIST Monday of Janu-
airy. Terms made known on day OF sale.
Jan. Ah II
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KILLING PoULTRY.-An ccchangc
says the earliest, quickest and best way
to Kill a fowl is to oqen his brck, aud
then, with pointed ond narrow knife,
mnkc an incision Mt the back of the roof
which will divide the vertebrate, and
cause immediate death: after which hang
tue fowl UP by the lcps till the bleeding
ccrscs: then rinse the bcak out with ,in.
egar and water. Fowls killed in this
manner keep longer, and do not prescnt
the un>iyhtly external marks OF those
Killed by the ordinary sysrcm Of wiring
the neck In this connection we wish
to impress on our readers the Importance
of special care in dressing poultry for
market. The difference in wrice will
more than compensat for tho trouble
Also, hon't send in doultrp in poor con.
dition; hall lay customers all look forand
will take only fat birds,
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Notice of Dismissal. ;.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN one month from date ! will file mS finAli
account with the llonerable Aug. b. Knowli
ton, Judge of Probate for Orangeburg Coun-
ty. ns administrators OF tso Estate Of John
NJ. o'Cain, decd, and ask fer Letters Of
Dismissal.
NJ y. d. DASTZLER,.
Jan. 9TH, 1873. Adninistraior
inn4 I'm
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A New Paper in Columbia.

1t is thought that the new paper that
is seon to make its appearance in Colum,
bia as an afternoons journal will be a.
Brilliant success. The Office anI its mp
pciI tmcnts arc handsome and complete,
and un'l,H the able management Which
will steer its course upon tho journalistic
sen, the acw daily NUT attain to a good
old age. ltis mt positively known how
many persons are connected. with the
enterprise, or how mueh capital is, at its
back but our knowle lye Of Judge
~ Andrcws, aud his shrcwd business tacs,
induces the impression that our contcm-
porary in prospective will be constant
and agreeable visitor 10 our ssuctum.
Success TO the enterprise.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
Supplement- to Farmers Advocate.
JOEL LARkIN,
ts Irrp t,n,

The subject of cooperation among
farmers is beginning to attract very much
attentions 10 all parts of the country. At
st. Louis, last May, the National Agri-
cultural Congress vas organized by the
consolidation of the National Agricultn-
raj Association and the Agricultural
Congress, and at once by wise and judi
cious action secured the confidence of So
cictiet throughout the country both col
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TAX NOTICE.
Observation-Disclosures

ORANGE0URG CouNrv.
OnASoEbuRG $. g., December 9th, 1872
Notice is hereby given that my books
ire now open for the collection Of Taxes,
at my O.h;e in O'angeburg as fo.low,:
To meet appropriations for the ,cal
year co'nmoncias Npvcmb,r l,t, 1872.
five (5) Mills on dollar.
For,.'pay.nent Of D.i;icncc, for the
fiscal year EN- linz O,to5or 3l,t, 1872,
i've 60 Mills on dollar.
For support Of tho Frso h,ols, two
(2) Mills on dollar
For County purp, ,so,, thro, CD Mills
on a dollar.
County School District Assessment.
as follows:
For Amelia Township-two aud
half (24l Mills on a dollar.
For Branchville Township-.wo (2y
Mills on lhlllr.
L. Cav" C.~, Tnwnshin-on an,l.a
half y Mills on a dbllar.
For Cow Castle Township-two. (2l
Mills on.a dollar.
For Edisto eowrshp-one AMI
half (il) Mills on a dollar.
For Elizabeth Township one Cd
Mill on dollar
For Goodbys Township-onc Cd
Mill on n dollar.
For Goodland Township-one %
Mill on dollar.
For Hebron rownshi p-threo (3)
Mills on dollar.
For Liberty Township-thres (3)
Mills on dollar.
For Lyons Township-one and one
half (li) Mills on dollar
For Millle ToSaship -ons Q) Mill
on dollar.
For New IIppc Township (2l
Mills on the general tx.
For Oran5o T'vAship IA. h,lf of
one Mill (4) on a dollar.
For Pine Grove Township two (2)
Mills on n dollar.
For Poplar Township-two (2) Mills
on dollar.
For Providence Township-oas AMI
one qu,rter Qi) Mill, on d,ll,r.
For Rocky irovo rovaslip-oac (D
Mill on dollar.
For Union Township-two (2) Mills
on dollar.
For Vances Township ono and one
quarter Oa) Mills on dollar.
For Willow Township --one and one
half Q4) Mills on dollar.
For Lion Township three (3) Mills
on dollar.
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Notice Of Dismis al.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT oNB
IN month from date l will File my Final
Account with the lion. Aug. b. Knowl,on
Judge Of Probate for Orangeburg County,
and ask for Letters Of Dismissal as Admins.
tratrix of tho estate of Richard V. McMich-
ael, deceased.
ANN W. BARTON,
Jnn Ain, 1873 AdIninistratrix.
jan4 I'm
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wv u et u VrE-a atrav .
The 0a4ssERgBes News, is the OFF
ciai' papdFsqR hrsvStater pRd County.
That this sFSGpgourhal.a firm basis
and great advantage cannot be denied.
SSlSatTc5tsYc =,
Not only aisJtlR ais tRsS Pcans Of continuance
and poPRanaaqeGs Gsaa afforded, but Official
and legatAnutipes are, found found ip our, col
umns, wtich tes of importluce and iu-
terest ta eyeFg 1iahabitaut of this Ooun.
ty. Thi i fact ifeeEg' i Stated here, not in a
Spiris' of SbsaSpa0 ',} Or triumph, but as a
guarantSthatuthis journal viii live and
will beNalhabIe, to,aevery business man
and farmer aih4Re County. This alouo,
is a sufficient ihddccnicnt for every cti.
zen to pat Psttr09pizc Y9 6 and support this paper.
But6hea. News claims an older and
strcngef diold uponthis people.
hepdblican,xmheuI,to be such was
considefea base IN Shis State by certain
of our people; Republican, now, when
is is diasplt 70 define the position of
thosesBhe5 are NOT, t,ltlhiis this paper has been
stou'lsasand consistently and eonsciyn,
tiously ReBhbRdapsapd will be to The
end Of tlie' 'chapters. This, however, can
never Es b "a q reason reason Why this paper may
not apasdess p2t represent the material
and true interests of this whole people.
While we are. .bold;,.carrost aud honest
IN expressing and advocating our rohti-'
cal position and opinions, we have ever
ande@iltcer. respect an honest. differ
encesofopihions'E " lille captious pp-
position iniay cavil and suecr Mt us. it
cansett tBe said Chat the News has ever
Proposed sQr ad1yo0catfd any measure OF
staae S0ounty oH@qnicipal policy which
Initiated iagainststhc best interests of
this people. ioIdehtiaed in localitys ip,c-i.
rests ana and prospects WITH the citizens of.
this sSp I9lYp aud aud County ias tlic prd&Pr, ,atofs
ands1uapagersaaf this j..araail isq are i;
would uldibe'sstrpngezif AZ course. should
9 81 :1assnositisas or ageDisn e the
80 u ~ ot tdis comnS,t,ii-
~ = slU11 gigmsxs l5 .l,ss.
''n: Sc ,aSa@qs gis..ss, H.r az,
sIhei tribunal R5F q a,Ifarirr,,su fair, unpgFFSja- gFsj
diseapublioi E0pieieR we su9dlmait u9d!lma our re-:
cofd,sand fcarlnot the gerdictv = 2,
'Thd NEwsEsGts out upon tho journey
Of anGi6ssr, 6s e ysar with its past as tho
pledge, For its future. t"ESS 1oL sell
tA..Ssi '$oass SSIds lfw. ads ,.a.Y
Iq'pgcssptt q syn II qRslSS r Ss& Of the ncwsit"
bsasweicqme visitor 1T every home to
ocaie>nieasures,foB lthc. advancement
ofSotr pcdpk'sprospority, hos, been aud
shall c66thnidt t6be'odr endla.pl aim.
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Notice Of Dismissal.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT one
IN Month ON date | will file my final
account with the Honorable Aug. b. Knowl-
ton, Judge of Probate for Orangeburg
County, as Guardian of jerome W. McMicho
Ael.
DONALD r. BARTON,
Jan. fth, 1913. Guardian.
jan I'm
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
NOTICE.

The late firm Of w c. Cofer & Co.. trad
ing at Fort NSits, having been dissoved'by
the death ofW q. Golfer, AL tho creditors
Of said firm arc requested to serd'thcir
claims to w. J. DoTreville, Esq, Attorney
at Law, Orsngeburg, 8: c., In whose hands
the settlement OF the business Of said firm
has en'placed.
JOHN J. JACKSON,
l.. p. RAST.
Jan. 4th 8t
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ESTATE SALE.

= . ET
BY virtue of power vested In ma usider
the Will of David shuler, late of The County
of 0rangeburg, deceased, snd under certain
Deeds executed by certain of the parties in
interest i will sell at public auction at
Orangebnrg, So. Ca, in front os the Sher-
ifs Office, on Monday, the sixth day OF
January, 1873, during the customary hours
of legal sales: p
4. The Dwelling and Outbuildn,,s and
400 acres of land, embracing and adjoining
the same, parcel of the body OF land where.
upon the said Col. David Shulcr resided at
the time of his death, bounded by lands eT
David Bull, Estate of Shuler, Mrs: .Firginiaa
Black, and tract No. below mentioned
z. The remainder of the body of lanSl
known RS Oak Hill and Ball's Br1nsh Plan
tation. containing ----- acres, more or less.
and bounded by lands OF Mrs. yirrinia
Black, j. II. Fielder, William Way, Thomas.
Collier and the 400 aeras abose msnti ioned.
3. The tract of land, situnts in the Coun
ties of Orangeburg aud Clarendon on botR,
sides of Santee RIVER knownas the Vanoe's
Ferry tract, containing $50 acres, more or
less, and boanded by lands of Pc q, Benbow,.
William lavingcr, Estate OF Lawrence Avin-.
ger, and p. j. Tate.
Tho said lands will be sold iaa coayenisnt
parcels. IS xssS
Terms-0he-third cash, balance ON n
credit of one and two rears, purehassr 70,
give Bond and slortgage Of predsises pure
chased, bearing interest from day Of sala.
for credit portion Of purchase money, and tos
!rsy for papers and rgssrdipti,
4
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Sale Under Mortgage

Ry virtue Of Mortgage to A. B. Griffith
by hilco Shulcr and Serena Sl:::!er, dated
sth March, 1872. and with consent OF par
ties. will sell. on Monday, 9th Jan, 1879,
at or'ngconrg G. H., during legal hours
Tor c"sh, one Mule. +. |. CAIN,
jan 1T so G.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

The Collcton Gazette bcrates Govern
er Moses weekly.
Elk Governor Orr, Minister to Russia,
expects to 7s:!in January.
Barnum's Museum was burned down,
last week. This is the third time.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
Fire! Fire!! Firc!!!

''ipesscem toshe- onci,c'cd with connagra
Z tinus.'
7 Since' our last issue disastrous fires
hetSe occurred in New York, Whining
ton, Columbia. and. in several towns in
.'ie'rsia. q in !nuses, residences, C,c
tories, stores arc being burned every
dny The latest dis. sters were the
burning ef Barnum's new Mus un,
Grace Chapel, aud the extensive factory
in Cculrc Etce, in New York. la the
latter seven young girls were roasted to
death. Or"nscburs is spared. Are We
prepared Tor Tie emergency which may
happen !? Is cur supply Of water adc.
quatc and convcnien,? Are the arpa-
rapuscs of The Blre Department perfect
and ready These are questions for
our City Fathers, our Fire Masters aud
our cilizcus generally.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

Eureka Chapter, No. 13, u. 4. ii.
The REGULAR cONvoCATION of the
above CHAPTER will be held on Friday
Jan 10th, 1S73,.at o'clock p NJ
by order of NJ. +. HIP.
THEODORE K9IIN,
< Jan f-u Secretary
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Orangeburg Division No. "a S. OFT.

Yopr, REGqLAR MEETING will.bc held
at your Hall, (ihs Basement Of the .Prssby-
terian CarrcS1 on MONDAY EVENING
18th inaaht), at o'clock. punctual at
tendnnse is requested, as Installation Of
Officers will take place. The InstalIatioa
will be in public.
BY order Of tho w, P.
s. s. WALTERS, X. s.
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ALI WM0 waNr

., Aboautiftil picture with which to adorn.
Ith0 walls ofltlleirParlOrs- should imnodi-
AtsIy onelosss the spbscrietion for the "Ad.
Fosare,' GS2.oo9epd they win receive by
Fsssrn nail. ssE Strut Chrome" !" ~hichsws
are giving to every yearly subscriber to our
paper. Don't remit by mail.
Address FRANK p. BEARD.
n CasDRS, s. C..
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= A reaerseiul man in Troy. N. Y.
lately left, While ca his sodea86sd, $40,
0cD tosa woman whop he bad sjiltol a
nspbqr Of Years bsfoEs.
seYsps Leassaxdtb SID asa female
growhshPs have started a gymnasium,
hoping TO grow muscle till it crowds of
puds and .teut calves.
The London spectator says tn ere is
probably more aagraut perjury commited
in the English dIyorce ip any one year
thdn in any bthsrlcS&tiS Fef
J. B. Crand'ril veteran stag e-dri7e.
Of California; who drove the first stage
over the mountains to Virginia City,
was recently thrown from his box and
killed. '' ''s. ini.iF
A Beaver Dan chap married and
thought it would be well to make little
noise about the thing, and accordingly
offered brass baud kcg Of beer to ser
enade him and her.
An insane lady of Lexington Ken
tuoky, fitted from the second story win
dow of her husbands residence in her
night clothes. the other evening, and
hasn't been heard from since.
A ma. in Muskingum Ohio, lost con-
siderable time and pcrspiration recently
trying to Commit suicide by tying one
end of rope around his neck throwing
the other over beam and tugging at
it.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

| expect to visit the following places
at the dates mentioned:
Brlnchvillc- Wednesday, January
LIST, 1873.
Lewisville-Thursa.y and F~;d"
January I'd and 3d, lSEa.
Fort Mostc-Saturday Jaqu.Ey +th,
lS73.
Folders Ssore-Tucsl,y January
7th, 1873.
Dick Glcatons Storc-Tbussday
January Och, 1873.
he penalty of 20 per cent acuas aiter
the 6ftocuth of January 1873.
TIFAD Y. ANDREWS.
Treasurer of OrAngobpr4 Dvp"ty.
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ALse

By viptuc Of order ,of the Iadge, of Pro.
bate for 0paugsburg Conhty,I will sell At
'thsresidenee of the late David Shpasr, de-
ceased, on Wednesday, the eigkkA day Of
january, 1873, the plantations stock and
other Personal Property Of Che Estate Of the.
said Dsyia Shulcr, csasissSsg Of Horscss.
Mules Wagsnss SO. Terms cash.
wIELfAM 81, 8HUEER,
Qualified Executor Of wiz nF
,m Late David Shuisr, decd
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E. ) OLIVEROS, III. D.,

Who'll SALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-11

TWEED GETTING Used TO PRISON. The
New York HorlH says:
Nv Illam NJ Tweed is described as being
more recOncled to the inevitable, and is
gradually returning to his accustomed health,
II not Of spirits. lie has apparently quite
recovered lrcm the effects of his bath, and
has entered upon bis duties as hospital-or-
derby As if he had been in The manner born.
He does not yet show great disposition to
iIuteruzc with his ieli0w-convicls, but is not
unpopular with them on that account, his
t"rltude having aroused their respect, and
they apparently recognize that he Is not one
oi them. They treat him with Difference,
and appeared stattied when they learned OF
his recovering his he1lth. He reads the
newspapers more than he did, aud affects an
interest he has not heretofore shown in what
i said against and about him. His son,
General Tweed, continues to visit him at the
proper times, but generally exhibits SO much
agitation that his calls exercise a,lepressing
rather than cheering effect" ~ 90 q 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-11

,,,,nce Of the Richmond D,sra'ch.l
."''' ,,,r,psp,.sG. December 10. 1878.
-..r,rc White, formerly merchants
1 W ",r and now Of Weldon, was forced
D. yI'r ri,ntcy short time ago. on the
" ,'nnt MIR. Daniel Rshily. OF Peters
%,.,r,h Major Tom Emery, OF WEI
= ,,i,, matter had not gone mo ''u''.
., ''' ,md , meeting Of creditors was
NV 49,. ri, today 10 determine Wne'hci
y" va - ,br concern could not hc ad-
N'a" 'I,,,,, ,-c,ng into the bankrupt mil:
.ei NI ,,."" nrnroscd that the affairs Of
%','s ,,,,i, hc nut in the hands of
W h''e Sn," Mr. " bite is about
zee -, r,;nr 10 advances made on
;@'F' S',". ,.,cr crops 10 the planters. II.
ION ~" ',,, act was porpc'rated at City
\ "' ,%.trrriay by Captain ftcmnhn ~ "
'nal .vs,YJrilr LOADED with salt for Hlch-
" ". ,,,.,n che person o! one oil ihe crew
!: I'd" Hiofors the arrival Of the John S!i-
.rs; thc port quite an excitement si'luns
80, ron>rGuence OF the foul treatment
"a hy the said master upon the man
~ - When the yawl-boat having TINS
." a.. r,,chcd the steamer Fannie Lchr ne
10 ga weak As to hc unable TO get
- ~ me steamer without assistance. nc
Irrn previously on the br's' % aiSo
- tho yawl, ioully dealt with, and
'~'n s,f,Iy landing aboard thc said steamer
~ >' ,r,rl was renewed hy the captain.
qua !',snrh 4 manner as to call forth the
! !" ;n,[rfcrcncc of the captain OF the
.,' ard others. The captain was Sc
'' a., denounced By the crowd who Wit
~, ~, affair, and threats were made
..'>'o ~" -, ,xr>an: but he offered no resist
a. ~" ,ar the crowd were eager to mob nm;
90. ,sru. The wounded man was placet'
W. ~, steamer sylvester. under the care
.',-gin Clifford, To be presented before
p,,,,,!, Consul for his action in the pre-
:, adjourned meeting of the Bank OF
.,cr>hljrc will be held tonight.
.,,lorTd man named John 4. Brown,
-,,lo, ed As hrakeman,on Captain Lachlands
~; trIjn on the Norfolk and Petersburg
,%.I,nnl the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
..raaI WAS Killed This morning about 4
Look Al Dl>putauta depot. II Is supposed
., he tell between the cars while they
r.. ~ motion, and seventeen cars passed
,ar nj, BODY. managing il horribly and cut
%. oI part, uf his legs. arms, DC. LIE
n Wa quite dead when taken up.
r.. ,,r,1Ii, court WAS in session to-day
,,,rndcd To- nothing hut civil business.
r,,,,.,u Thomas spark, and his artlllcrlsts
N no, visit General Richardson at Rich
ond until Friday
Rev. Allen Curr lectures tonight at thu
,-,I K,,ai>. church for The benefit of tht
.,.h.,' E,Ii,i society. RoBIN ApAlR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-11

SrEClE PAYMENTS AND FREE BANNING
JVashiiu7ton, December 9.-Dlr. Morril's
(of Vermonl bill, offered in the Senate to-
day for the resumption of specie payments
and free banking, directs the Secretary of
the Treasury to issue in return for deposits
Of United States notes to the amount of fifty
dollars or upwards one hundred million
dollars Of loan certificates payable in four
years after date and bearing interest at the
rate of three and siXty-tive one-hundredths
per cent. per annum. All national banks
mentioned in section 81 Of the national cur
rency act arc authorized to hold one-half of
their reserve in these certificates and the
other half in United States notes or gold.
ANY deposit available for redemption Of cir
culating notes may be counted as par: Of the
reserve Of an association organized in any
of the cities named in the currency act, to
which such deposit may be due; provided,
no interest be paid or received therefor, and
nil limited States notes so received shall be
cancelled. 1920. ....
l. ! The Secretary of the Treasury is directed
at any time after October /, 1874, to issue
tiye-twenty six per cent. gold bonds to the
amount of two hundred million dollars,
with the. proceeds of which, when sold at
par for gold coin, he shall, on and after
January |, 1875, redeem in coin such United
States notes not bearing interest and payable
to bearer as may be presented, in sums of not
less than 500, at the Treasury in Washing
ton, or the sul,-rreasury in New York; and
all notes so redeemed my be reissued at the
discretion of the Secretary of the Treasury
in payment of any dues OF the United States
eycept United States bonds and interest on
the public debt. Finally, the bill proposes
70 repeal all limitations on the amount OF
national bank currency except the reStrlc-
tion that the amount OF circulation issued TO
any national bank shall not exceed 81 per
cent. of the bords deposited us security,
nor of the amount of its paid-ln capital
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NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, November 29, 1873.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
q O'CLOCK A. VI. To O'CLOCK z. d.
~. FROM THE
18TH TO THE 3lsr DAY OF DECEMBER,
INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose of receiving from any person Who
has already paid one-half only Of Tic city taxes
charged to him the remaining half, aud that
s'!5 TEN PER CENT. IL"
will he added 10 the amount OF said remaining ail
Of the tax charged In every ease where the party
assessed shall fa to pay said remaining half within
the time so limited"
but In case any person, having failed ID pay III
the month OF June one-half OF the city taxes due
from such person. shaIfaii to pay the whole amount
thereof on or before the LIST DAYgof. DECEMBER
there shall be added .s. - PSF j., = 4
i .- .s TWENTY PER CENT. .a,.,.- s.
up,n the amount of the tax SO remaining due"
The Collector respectfully calls the attention of
tbuse parties who have 80 repe 4telly promised to
settle their bills Other than the bali paid bllls,,
and Oh which he has been 50 lenieut, that should
he now fall to cali OH them BY the 10Th OF Decem-
Der, and they fall TO pay duhug the month Of De-
cember, he will be compelled, under the duties
of his office, to collect IN January BY LEVY, Win
the additional TWENTY PER CENT.
a.s2 al ,-.-y; JOHN Z. REGSAULT, :,
de1-1m Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-11

Int DELAWARE BASk-BCRGLARs.--A dis
Patch from New Castle, Del, states that
th"It i great excitement there over the SEN
tsncr ii whipping TO be inflicted on the four
'"uh-bnrgIlr, to-day. 4 rutnor was atioat
Yesterday that an attempt would be made
T.! Philadelphia ruugli> to release them be-
lore the sentence can hc executed. The
Wilmington Commercial says that one or
more notorious characters are constantly at
New castle, and that during reccsscS of the
rial some Of them attempted to offer brides
10 lurymen. Monday night delegation Of
The friends of the convictS went to see the
Governor, but he was not at home. or
course the Governor will not interfere The
prisoners maintain defiant tone. The gene
tai Impression is that they will 90 to the post
lQiIy neryed for the ordeal, and that none of
them will exhibit the least show Of pain.
LAWYER, one of the burglars, remarked :" that
he flesh might be conquered, but the spirit
could not be subdued." 1t is understood
that Their" is an available fund of so, 200 in
New Castle at the present time, every dollar
Of which would be expended in obtaining
HE remission of the pillorying and whip
ipns Of the prisoners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-11

AN OPrs CONFESSION. Mr.. Kuotts, of
Marion, is the frankest man in the House Of
Delegates. He scarcely ever sugar-coats
anything. He might be very properly
termed ga plain-spoken man." Yesterday
he introduced bill that proposed to take
slice off Of Monougala county and fix it on
10 Marion. The bill created n warm debate.
knot, was pushed 10 the wall as 10 the OBJ
pee, Of the ill, aud, knous-like, he owned
up like a little man and Z" lei the e.t out Of
he meal tub" "My object" said he, '' is
to take one representative from Monongalia
and make Marion, which is now doubtful, a
r.iabie Democratic county, Charleston
lKunauha) tette" in Wheet'"y ntelligencer.