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!. NOTICE. -."..l:
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
ORANGBBuna COUNTY,
oRANoEBuRo, s. c., July 1st 1873.


ORAHoEBuRG, s. c., July 1st 1878.
Notice is hereby given that will be at
the following places on the days mentioned
to take Returns of Real and Personal Pro-
perty. In the meantime, my Office at
/ 0rangcburg will be open for the Same pur-
pose, till The Goth day, of August 1873
After which date, penalty Of so per cent
will be added 10 the property Of all dclin-
quents. az f'gsiash SOS i}tth f
at, Branchyille Monday and Tuesday 14th
and 10Th, of July. j. Hamp Felder's on
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday 2lst ed
and 2sd fully. Rowcs Pump Saturday
,26th of July, I'll.
: Lewisville, Monday. Tuesday. and Wed
nesday 4th 9th and 9th Of August.
Fort Motto Thursday 7th of August.
Col. Daniel Livingston's Mill, Monday
and Tuesday l1than 18th of August.
JAMES VAN TAssEL,
"a. County Auditor.
* July IL * 1873 IL
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|arethes gentlemen who will llbe,aptsto. he
the most HURT or BENEE1TrHD by this
proposed now street. Let US consult
eeiirNishes first, and if they say yes,
! well itsall right. / hayeno town lots,to
sell 1 IN fact have none Of any kind, but
Ishold the rights of others too sacred for
them to be trampled upon and destroyed
without consent. M.
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The State Of South Carolina,

In THE CouRr OF P,oBATE.
by AUGUSTUS B. KNowIroN, ESQ,
Judge Of Probate in said County.
WHEREAS, George Boliver, Clerk, hath
applied to me for Letters of Administration
on the Estate of William G. O,fer, late of
Orangeburg County. deceased
These are therefore to cite and almonish
all and singular the Kindred md Creditors
of the said deceased, to be ana appear be-
fore me at Court Of Probate for the said
County, 20 be holden at Oranleburg on the
14th day ofJuly, 1873, Mt y o'clock A.
M. to show cause if any, why he. said Ad-
ministration should not be grared.
Given under my hand and tk Seal of my
Court, this oath day of june A. D. 1873,
and in the ninety seventh yearof American
Independence. %
AUG. b. KNOYLTON,
Ills Judge of Probate o. G.
june % sg a taiin 2t
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COMMUNICATED.

MIR. EDlToR:-l noticed in the edito-
rial columns of the "Orangeburg News
of the 18th, a piece headed "That New
Street" / find by perusing the contents
of said piece that the "Ne6s" expected
to hear no more from the T1MEs than ito
open up cheap lots for poor men is a very
ignoble object" Well just at this time
Mr.. Editor, I THINK, precisely what the
"News" expected to hear from YOU. We
heard it blown around prior to the open
ing of the last new street, that poor. men
would be able to buy lots on said, new
street, and make for themselves comfor-
table little homes. How many such
men have there been. able. to. buy single
lot on the new street2 Not :ane In
fact the lots on the new street can not be
bought for ten times the amount that
would have purchased them before the
street was put through. Will it lot be
the same way with any street that may
be cut to connect with the Five Chop
road?
Now, Mr.. Editor, we are tired of news
paper gossip upon the subject of streets.
we want to find in the columns of the
Orangeburg TIMES such matter as we.
have had the pleasure of reading in the
past Keep on with the valuable infor-
nation you give weekly on the subject
of Agriculture, &c. Tell us more about
farming and treat this street matter with
contempt. I would mention, however,
before leaving this subject that it appears
that the "News" opinion is that Captain
Jas. +. Izlar was the first to suggest the
opening of the new street. This may be
considered very important information
by those VINO don't know better. The
"News" is only mistaken.
In 1865, Capt. f. Fl. w. Briggmann,
then .Intendant of Orangeburg, proposed
opening this same street to the Depot,
and succeeded at that time in getting the
consent of several of the property owners
in the route, that it should pass through
their lands, but on account of one objec-
tion, the matter was staid. For some
time however, this street question was
discussed, but not until. 1871 was there
| any action taken in the premises. After
Capt. Rriggmann was elected Mayor of
this town, during said year, he found that
his powers for making streets, &C., were
not as limited as in 1866, when he was
intendant. Consequently the street went
through. And now if any one is to be
praised for that street having been put
through, letit be Capt. Briggmann. His
shoulders are broad enough to bear the
burden, and know he is willing to carry
it: especially after having "won the bat
tle." St. A6 gi.
In regard to the proposed new street,
Mr.. Editor, u have lutte to say. There
is no doubt but that there are a, great
many good men of Orangebnrg, who
have signed the petition for the new
street. But don't our pockets feel most
too much "swenied" to commence on %
new street Just now? Suppose we wait
until the 4th of July next; may be we
will have recuperated and can afford it
then. %'ssf <'' 4Rt3 = .
We don't see the names of Judge It.
w. Glover, M Glover, N. A. Bull and
1 xvY II ~ II ~ A N.
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juno %
N()vIlTCE.
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

oaAaoEpuno, s. c., May goth 1873.
NOTICE of Redemption of lands sold at
Delinquent land sale May 1872, to A. F.
Browning, G.. W. BaxtOr and Thad C..
Andrews, purohasers. 4 g
TAKE NOTICE, that John F. Griffin
G. w. Thompson and Mrs. NJ. a. Thomas
have made application for the redemption
Of their Real Estate sold at said sale, and
have paid into the County Treasury the full
amount of taxes penalties &C., together
with % percent additional, IS required by
law.
r ~ JAMES vANTAssEL, 'Aq
'4-~ @ IL County Audito- - g
! may 3i} rs eyts ssas
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The State of South Carolina,
81 .ORANGEBURG COUNTY. = e

In THE CcuRT OF PROBATE.
BY, AUGUSTUS B. KSowLToN, Esq.,
h.i Judge of Probate in said County. aaa4
WHEREAS. John i. Jones hath applied
to me for Letters of Administrator on the
Estate OF Frederick W. Jones, late of Or
mgeburg County, deceased. ~ &, .vsf,s
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 dnyTof July, 1873, ut 10 o'clock A.
NJ. to show cause if any, why the said Ad-
rninistration should not be granted,
Given under my Hand and the Seal of Court,
this 9th day Of July Ammo Domini 1873.
[L.S.l AUG. b. hNOWLTON,
Probate Judge, o. @.
july IL ,.r, a..E ct
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NOTICE

Ks Notice is hereby given that from on and
after TUESDAY, the FIRST DAY of JULY,D
1873, to, WEDNESDAY tho goth DAY of
AUG UST, this Office will be OPEN to re.
csive the RETURNS of REAL and PER-
J 'sONAL PROPERTY of this County. Tax
payers are requestedto 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.
! Aud Number of Buildings.
Each Tract Of Land must be returned
separate in the Township where it lies,
and ut the same time they will make their
Return of Personal Property, Moneys and
Credits.
Taxpayers are urgently requested TO be
PROMPT in MAKING their RETURNS as
the Law requires me to add Penalty Of
80 per cent. TO the Real and Personal Pro-
perty of Delinquents, which in EVERY
INSTANCE WILL BE DONE.
JAS. VAN TASSEL,
Co. Auditor.
juno % ~" 81
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Henceforth, all Legal Adj
ver.tise1nen Of County
Interest, whether notices
saor others, will. be Publish-
ed for the benefit of our
e-geaders whether they are
paid for or not.
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nea We acknowledge a communica.
tion ffoni'a friend, s. r.. M, which is too
late for this issue, The examination of
capt.tH. g. sheridan's Academy viii be
faithfully related.
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Orangeburg Agricultural and
Mechanical Associations.

The Stockholders are hereby called upon
topay the second instalmeHt 4 FIVE DOL
LARS per share, to Kirk bbinson ESD,
Treasurer, at Citizens Swings, Bank,
Orangeburg, s. c.. on or befoie the twenty
first day of July, 1873. a.s fg .s4I,9
BY Order of the Board of Directors,
SAMUEL DlBBLE, Secretary,
JUNO .2Ia aa. ~ g ~ 2tn.
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ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at
TIC rate of one dollar and a half per square
forithe first insertion, and one dollar per square
forseachy subsequent insertion. as
1. Liberal terms. p,sepae with those who desire
to advertise for; three, siA Or Twelve months
nGa- Marriage notices and Obituaries not
Exceeding one square, inserted free. As
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orangeburg, S. O., July IT, 1875
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY.

To change Contract Advertisements, notice
must be given before Monday noon.
Our p friepfasfwishing to have advertisements
Inserted infthe TIMES, must hand them in by
Tuesday morning, 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
MARSHAL SHARPE AND CIVIL SERVICE
A PROTEST ON BEHALF OF MR.. CURTIS.


TO the Editor Of The Trf6uRe.A
SIR: Believing in THE TRIBUNE's desire to
do strict justice to and that IL cannot
afford to do injustice any, ask the privilege Of
recting an into which your special Washington
correspondent has fallen in his dispatch of this days
date He says:
When the withdrawal tof Mr.. Benedcrs nomination
for Naval officer OF the Port of New York; became acc
dentAy known, and several of the leading journals Of
the country criticised the Presidents action, Board,
consisting OF George william Curtis, Collector Arthur,
Jackson $. Schultz was appointed 10 select man
place. The child OF that Civil Service Board
Marshal Sharpe. The report OF the Board would be an
interesting document to print just now.
without doubt IL "would be an interesting document
10 print" and without doubt IL can be produced sigma
lures and ALL as the German philosopher produced the
camel But the very best authority beg 10 assure
you that such Committee has to the knowledge Of
Mr. Curtis taken any action in the premises whatsoever
II the other members have acted. they have done so
without consulting him-who has been sick bed for
a month past-and against specific promise OF one of
them II Marshal Sharpe has been appointed Naval
Officer only in violation OF the Civil Service rules,
without reference to the special Committee charged
with duty OF designating proper man for the place,
be assured that is without Mr. Curtss knowledge or
consent. Men do not willingly consent TO be thus pub
more appropriated
BY publishing the foregoing you will assist In render
ing honor TO whom honor is due" and greatly oDge
CONSTANT READER.
Eeto- brighton, Staten Island, March 10, 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
Total. .s2O,lol 65 s99..Ol 56

The table below shows what proportion OF the
great Special Audit swndle was received by
Young He has lately declared that the Ring had
treated him shabbily, as he got only small per
centage considering the risks he had to take IL
seems he got only S275 80 according to this report
for countersignng the false warrants while Watson
got very much larger percentage for collecting and
indorsing the fraudulent vouchers The S356l,9S 20
deposited by Woodward comprise all his deposits be-
tween May and Aug Q. The coincidence betweef
the dates Of deposit by Woodward and payments to
Young would Of itself indicate that the payments
were from the proceeds of warrants, which fact is
fully established by the evidence in possession Of
the authorities that less than onethird of the pay
mcnts TO Young from May q 10 Aug. could have
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

49,. Paul Fischer, saloon keeper in Perry-st.,
committed suicide Friday night by blowing his brains oui Sh
his wife charged him With seucng their servn, girl
-. James Z. Miner, late Acting Collector of In
terna Hh Maryland District charged with msappo
paoB public funds been committed jail bis former bondsea
having decined to become further socury
-. The Supreme Court at Boston has declined to
gsa motion Tor s Of james Mshapy under sentence Of
viii be
further him Of which there little
-. Col Daniel Myer, officer of the New-York
STATE Rebellion caught robhng
the Ene Railway igh es Buffalo early Saturday Ga yag bs
resesce collars Of property densed
having taken the at various pmeS .i'l t
John A. Houser, a brakeman, employed in the
yard of the Deawa sad wesisra ReAd Company a.
while coupling Saturday ryelpg
foy befcre he eouh eInce bne soei
b crashing b es and breshns bs right wo oacss
Ne died o. 40 y IN.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
-fGSQ
THE MODOC TROUBLES.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 10. Gen. Candy
moved his headquarters to Van Bremers rancho on Sat
urday Col. Riddle, with Company X, 18th Infantry,
came upon party Modocs and captured IS OF their
horses The Colonel would have killed the savages, but
was prevented by the pending peace negotiations
schonchin aud Charley Riddle refuse TO come Off the
reservation Peace Commission has been formed,
composed OF Gen. Candy and 1essrs. Meacham, Rose
burgh, and OdcGa The squaw Artno, who has arrived
from the lava beds says Capt Jack wants TO talk but
is afraid to come out says that Gen. Candy cannot
control the soldiers because they captured the horses
and four children Of the Modocs This statement that
any children were captured pronounced false. Capt
lack IL is said, wants Commissioners Meacham aud
Fairfield 10 come him again and have another talk.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

It is announced that Senior Rios will succeed
senor Olozaga Minister of Spain to France.
Pere Hyacinthe has begun to preach in
Genoa with marked effect. His congregations very
large and he is fast gaining adherents.
Donald Robertson of Queenstown, promi-
nent railway contractor and fhpowner died at Ottawa
Canada last Friday of Inflammation Of the lungs.
French troops have been sent to the Spanish
frontier to assist local authorities in the execution Of
the order requiring that all Carss crossing into France
be "interDed"
In the Portuguese COrtes, on Saturday, the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs announced that the Portu-
guese Consul has instructed to demand immediate
satisfaction OF the Brazilian Government for outrage
70 the Portuguese flag at Para.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
A WIFE MURDER AT PHILADELPHIA.

dered his wife, Catherue Twenty Ward, this
morning by striking her with He arrested in
the street. while acting strangely by the police, who
at the time had no knowledge Of the murder. He now
denies his guilt He formerly machnst at Cramps
shipyard but being discharged became disspated and
his wife, fearful Of Violence slept in another room with
two adopted children aud his grandmother No
the blow inflicted but subsequently OF the children
awoke Cloak standing by the bedside amenting
that some one had hurt Catherine" He left the house
for a Doctor but did return. The fatal blow in
niced on the temple shattering her skull. An was
found In the kitchen covered with blood. The Cloaks
were about years old aud had children OF their
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
THE NEW ELECTION.
THE VOTE BY COUNTIES.

The subjoined table is compiled from the
returns present accessible. They by no
means represent the official of the State the
turns from not included at all and others
are merely estimated According TO the latest returns
the election for Governor still in doubt with proba
bity that 1t will go to the Legislature. In the Congress
sona districts the Republicans have gained two mem-
bers electing william b. Small in the Ist and Austin F.
Pike in the Id The Democrats have reelected Hosea
W. Parker lid. The Republicans have also secured
majority Of three four in the State Senate, and from
present indications Of about 40 in the House. Three Of
OF the Governors Council Republicans and two are
Democrats,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
POSTMASTER JoNEs's PROBABLE SUCCESSOR.

Postmaster Patrick ii. Jones of this city
rendered resignation TO President Grant in Washing
ton on Saturday His resignation will take effect on
April J. although his present commission will not expire
TIL May fixes the time Of resignation In order that
his successor may begin with new quarter, the Post
once accounts being settled quarterly IL Ia almost
certain that the name OF Thomas L. James, Deputy
Collector Of Customs his successor. will be sent 10
the Senate to-day, the preliminary papers having been
sent by Postmaster General 70 the President For
reasons not yet known tbie is deviation from tho Civil
Service rules. Major Morgan the Deputy Postmaster,
will be retained owing 10 his experience In the affairs OF
the Office Gen Jones retres 10 the practice OF his pro-
fession-the law Deputy Collector James viii remain
nj his desk In the Custom-hOuse until the change Ia
effected Col Des Anges, the Chief Clerk Of Deputy Coz
loctor James. IL mentioned In connection with the
Deputy ColectOrship.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH WAR INDEMNITY.

FINAL PAYMENT ARRANGED-PROVISIONS FOR
THE EVACUATION BY THE GERMANS.
PARIS Saturday, March IS, 1873.
President Theirs and Count Won Arnim, the
German ambassador, to-day signed convention on the
part Of their respective Governments for the payment Of
the fifth miliard OF francs OF the war indemnity by In
sallments The final payment rs TO be made on the 9Th
Of september next when all the French territory
pied by German troops including Befor Is TO be evacu-
ated. Barring Brothers Co. and the Rothschds will
undertake the financial arrangements.
PARIS March l6, 1873.
The new treaty between France and Germany provid
ing for the evacuation Of the French provinces was
signed at Berlin yesterday, and the text is published.
The German forces are TO eyacuate all the places they
now hold France by the 1s OF July with the excep
ton Of verdun and vicinity, from which they are to
withdraw on the 9Th OF September.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
been derived from any other source than the County

STATEMENT showing payments BY H. A. Wood@ora 20
Joseph b. Young, from proceeds OF Special AudH
Warrants by cheek on National Broddrcdy Bank
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Date, and amounts OF certain d
Dates and amounts Of certain payments OF checks bi
W0odwards deposits. Woodward BY checkS loaus na
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
IS6H.

Dates ind amounts Of eertain pay
ments Of " ooJwari by checks.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
BRITISH CABINET CRISIS.
ATTEMPTS TO FORM A MINISTRY.


.,sn,rtI AND THE EARL OF DERBY DECLINE
oFFICE-REPORT THAT EARL GRANVILLE
WILL BE PREMIER-FURTHER ADJOURNMENT
OF PARLIAMENT PROBABLE.
LONDON Saturday, March Is, 1873.
The Weekly Economist, in it's issue this morning,
avs rnmor was current last night that the Earl OF
Derby had yielded to the requests of the ConserVa
tiyes and would undertake the task OF forming
new Cabinet.
The Spectator, also a weekly paper reports that 'ne
Earl of Derby will take the Premiership but say
he has determined to appeal 10 the country
The London morning journals are geneIaiE VI 'ii0
opinion that the Conservatives VIII se'ue al Hu''
tions in regard TO the Ministry to-day
Mr. DsraeH has declined TO accept ONCE ne
waited upon the Queen at Buckingham Palace thlS
ornino 10 announce his decision, and explained TO
uor Majesty the reasons which impel him thereto.
The Earl of Derby cOncurs with MI Dlsraeh III
the conviction that the Conservatives cannot accept
The responsibilty Of forming Government al TINS
time.
Since the announcement this afternoon that MI
Disraeli and the Earl of Derby had declined to ac-
cent office nothing of definite character in relation
a. the Cabinet crisis has been made public.
rpmor is current this evening that Earl Gran
vile will be Premier and the Right Hon. Edward
Cardwen Chancellor of the ExcheQuer Mr. Glad
stone left London, to-day, for the country He will
probably return TO the city on Monday.
LONDON. March l6, 1878.
Mr. Gladstone had an interview with the Queen
yesterday. 1t is probable that further adjourn
nent of Parliament will be asked for on Monday
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17

SLIGHT CHANGE IN HIS DEMEASoR-ABANDoY'
ING HOPE.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
THE MAJESTY. OF THE LAW UPugLD.a .a

Gov. Dix has recognized the rights of society
TO protection against deadly of drunken row
dies aud the necessity for the uphong OF majesty OF
the law We are not informed at grounds
upon which the G0vernor's decision based Dnt lhe
public reasonably feel assured that they are sound
and such 10 VIII meet with general approval p.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17

,,sp,rII AND THE EARL OF DERBY DECLINE
oFFICF-REPORT THAT EARL GRANVILLE
WILL BE PREMIER-FURTHER ADJOURNMENT
OF PARLIAMENT PROBABLE.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17

Amounts and dates OF
certain deposits of
checks bf Joseph B.