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New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
DROVIDENCE AND ST0NINGT0N S. S. CO
Between NETWORK and BOSTON.
REELECTION IN FARE

BETWEEN NEw.YoRK AND PROVIDENCE TO So
BETWEEN NETWORK AND BOSTON TO 81.
sTONINGTON LINE.
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND NARRAGAN
sETT and sroHGNGrON leave Per 49, North River of
fnroash ahE Paci9s I points at R. R.
Rspots aaa nSs. oaS5nv S a5s y @ az 0oe' Of
"O'''''' PROVIDENCE LINE direct.
Steamships ELECTRA and Ga LAIiA leaye per "a. ~ IT,
iS, ct @ % tsEsRs Sse aaa aG beyond
f9g1S rky. ya ether G y 1e taken q A F pr.aou,
DENNSY LVANIA THE
ROUTE Trans leave NewYork foot Of Desbrosses and
Express FOR HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 H. and $50 ~
For Wiansport and Lock Haven VIA Philadelphia and
WasSor Mi & oes HaveS CORY and TT % cc
meeting at CORY for Ttusy Petroleum Center and the on
poS Bslmor Washington and SOUTH wash
sTu a. m arrives at washington at 40 m Regular Il
$50 sar1. % ior 91a Fnsddos B p sr7as5 55 iS % 80
and aIH D. D. H. @ fSigaSt SG and seeOndcass @ p
Fsg 5 SGr5A s5 sS s. go lsS 80 80 1 sio sad
$50 I. 736. 81. 10. llSo p mr and IL night SUNDAY.
70 7tS 4SS H. 2 % 5 Ia %91Ol s.s
go gsS, si 10 ii30 ?. and IL night sunday:
So. $50, Z, and @ slo 9@1. q 10 :, a.
as tSr Fnswsgo io sso 40 s5 455 so 54o G G 80 $50
For 1S Swoos % E x%ooy and solth AmSOs anS 70
2S ss, tsS 3SssRes SRf s29 M and II $40 .,O $40
siH q D. m. and ~ night. sunday, I ,. m.
FOR East Nlstone II a m, anu $40 p
For Kingston sud Rocky nlL $40 m and 4.lo p m
For Dceton, z, $40 j. m, 1880, 2 10, and D.
For Lambertyille, $50 a. m, 3 and 4:lO p m
For PhillipsbuTg and Beiyidere $50 In. and 2p. m
lor FelniuCtDn, g:s1A m and p.
For somerset Branch, n.
TreDtos BsrenOwn Burlington and Camden 73U ana
$50 a. M, IL 30, 2. A. b, and y IN.
For lreehOd. 1880 a. M, = and 4lO p. m
Fnrmngiae and Sqnan 1880 a. M and r. m
and CaDiden, Via Perth Amboys
o N m Monmouth junction, 4:lO pm
Penlberton, a. Via Perth Annoy
and 7 so A m, via Monmouth Junction. ..,,,oa.
IraYs arrive az foows From Pittsburgh 800 and loSo
m and % 20 n m daily 10 10 N. ana isO ni- daAy
excopt Monday From Washington ana baiumors o:so m
Snlt, Si ,e 600 o5s IOi5 lii20 ll6i a. 2is 400.
5is. Clio Ti0, s.l4. g20, lg27 p m Sunday 6lo. o2a
Ticket Cfces 6ed and 9iA Bro,dway No AstoS & Me.ss
NaS,yn, W. and Nos ia ll6 lls Hudsonst- Hooohsa
Rmirrsnt TICKET Office, No Ratteryplaoe
ID. @. BOYD jr- Gen. rasssngor AGcnk
FRANK THOMSON Goglera. Manager
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
financial.

HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE. CoyrASY.l
no. II WALI~sr, ~ ", Dec. IL. 1875.
4 II the Annual Election for Directors OF this
n comnany held on the IIth inst, the following named
gnt duly elected Tor the ensuing {eai, ~
HENRY DAVID, DA MEL d MHiTNEN'
on AKI.F3 JENKJNS. ADRIAN WAKEMAN,
NJ NJ An BIJkEN j. WINDMUILER
i " BROWN VIM III. MONTANYE,
INV Ann SCIjILY JOHN a. BAUSCH,
B. a. MAYEREAU, JAMES NEENEs,
WILLIAM MILLS, THOMAS WEBB
NELSON SANMIS GEORGE e. JEfFERlES,
JOSIAH NJ. WHITNEY, NOAH A. CHlIDS.
CLEMENT r. PARSONS JOHN NJ. BIXBY,
UAMLN BLYDENBU RGU, ANDREW j. BLEAKLEY,
BERNARD MCFEELEI, NICHOLAS bEAGKLST,
MERRITT III. SMITH, DAVID MAHANI,
" q. HATFIELD, JOHN kOMER
CYRUS IL LOUTREI. J. b. BLYDENBURGH
ISRAEL g. LAWRENCE, II. j. BAEINGER-
And meeting Of the Board held D. D. WHIT
NEY unanimously reelected President.
ID. ID. LEEDS,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
Broadway Savings Institution,
Diui1cnD Notices.

ADHiAur PIN fN-fIasNrE CoNrANr.l
lS1 IhpAltnAi, iaI4 J.. lrs.. }
A SEMI ANNUAL dividend Ol . per cent has
~ hcrn declared iayaple or demand y. a. hpGElt- sec
OfiIcF or THL CLGYt,-tNriac,N IN,tIAscE LoNrAAi.t
I-p-BstArWAf. NfR NoHh, Jan. q. .-lb
4 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE 90
a Pf CLN Du 90" capital stock va. ar' utd this ay
able add alter Monday n"Ni, llr ION lust
r.. tr,r.f U,ot. until that
d.te JAHE~ \. ~ti.N ~. c.ctaTy.
k.iUKEispr Erl fIit tusrAsi oF &fT hOfkt
tfItf 80 WAILrI.. NV NuEk. Jan 20, l-1o
At 4 MEEIIkG OF the Board of Directors,
~ hlid o.. dly The usual .MiANNlAL DIVIDE ND 81
fI,ItPG CENT ou itr clI.ta ziok ths company was
d,,tlI..l Iry able D1 Fud after Jan -, 1876.
Goo trisT boJka HN bo 'l"''i irIn This date un tic
L. V. .AIHEO
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
CATTLE MARKETS.
financial.

A --DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
teaEht and sold by estaiiisbed STOCK aud
Ao"S housk~ ALBERT III. NicoIAY d CO..
he. 20 Pine si-, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17

SUPREME COURT.-m the matter of the
- ttfitIau of the NI.W YORK ELEVATED EAlLkDAb
CpMP NY-Ttr uud-r- rpet 'OllH i,sh'r appointed un
and - mIit 40. HuDF, MT - ~ W.
o. rI. Term ~ uc riDc CoIr 90 h' STATE " a'W loiS
hold DO lud for The Fir-t Department . flr ton-r h 10,
on ti, nrsi ,af &" s,nbf lN'' ai,d
fuurtrrIth at uf lHuIY, -lt pNf-uant 10
IN, , -l1U. Of IL H of fc t9r- l77j 10 deter
r na railway refrni oin said orders ongit o."
by The YORK EfN't.l Com
ptur o,, D. tte -rs- avenues referred
H. aft .Irgnr n t" prfiiun ui"n Niici -
orler- nude Dc ucttun hed iu thr ocr oi TIE
the ty aud olntr col Nrs luk on iht hs "Al o
De.nhrf hereby appoint ihU -bt da} d" January
instant al II O'clock 90 forenoon Ht fh- ty Han in TIE
ytf S. " or. unf place when ald they
ii near al rari Interested n st ter-iHtoI New
! ork, Jan 80. iN7b
q. n. PALMER
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17

STGAR-The market for Raw quet but firm at SoS4c
for Pair Refining $40 for Prime; sie GSiec for Cen
trnugd saes 90 haer ara $50 lds Centiiulh az o'i@
&C. aud l3O bhGs iscOyadO the basis OF oWosc ne
ned was Quit but nTm at lCOsc Powdered ic. FOR
l0e fOr Crushed IL sc for Cut Loaf and lU9
1Olsc. Or standard a."
TALLOw Market steady with Gales Of 10000 Good TO
Prime n 9S-092c 4 10.
WHISKY-Du aud lower; sales rs bbs at 81 H. and 20
bhs at l02 p gallon f. o. Boyd & Co iu thor circular
Of this report: "The production o the West era s
about the last advised lew distleres A re-
capacity To Offset those which were onueu au
resumed Alcohol tax lad Las been Va demand eNced hE
,rSccS XicSHol Tor Sr0-Tlcre is very little inquiry
prices being her than the limits OF DuyeIa lece
of igh~ines ard Alcohol the woOk, 1880 DbS, sa'e
1,G0O bbls."
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
COTTON MARKETS.

MOBILE Jau- i5-CUttoa steady MhldlinR, f2Sc.; Low
Glddag. II 10 Good Ordinary, iOse. net receipts 2169
bales exports eoaswlse J7 baes sales $50 b4les stock
75.O56 taies
UNAnEsIox, Jan. iS-oOtfon demand good
Micdlng l2s0 Sc. Low Miding, l2l46l2Asc; 0cod Or
oaary ll<e not Feceipts 447 bales sales 1000 bales
stock u. 2i5 haIes
NExogLxANs jan i5.--conon-Dernand good easier for
iesa grades Msddling i2$c; Low Mdding. kc; tIoOd
O1d.Rary lOc; Bei rrcepiH O07 bales
expors Britain 2 30 a-; 10 France. 2O25 bales
eoastxs eSl baies sao 1900 bales stock sos 6 bales
CATTLE MARKETS.
CHICAGO, l6-CA5nR-H Receipts J. OD; market active
hm; sabs al ~ 50aS0 10. mostly ~ ~ 6OG$4 90 ship
meDts. 5000.
Hoes-Receipts 1000. prices advanced olosn aetve
lsker % v51s7 90 chiefly at ~ TO- Bacon, 81 lUaS 20
smpmebtS 200.
snyxP tuii generally unchanged; receipts. 100.
AmANAtoLE. JEn. i5.Hogs steady at 81 T5aS1 10; re-
eeStA 400.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
9ieamboats ano Railroads.

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonie
- and Nauga,uck RsToats Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE
P0ItT leaves Cahsrneshp at 10 and Brdgepcrtau
In.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17

GTAK BAIL LINE.
UNITED SrhTTs AND BGAZU. MAIL STRAMSHiPS
S.iBne O. guiry EVERY MONTH from
vArsON'S WHARF BROOKLYN. y. Y,
fr PARA FERNANBI CO, BAHIA. and RIO JANElHo,
calling at ~. JOHNS. PORTO RICO.
NELLIE MARTIN. 5000 tons JHu -, at 2 D. IN.
JOHN HEAMALI. . 800 tons, Feb.
J. b. WALKER. . 700 tons March -. .. -.
Tl..e s.,I.r ara pprfrct, new with oil ihe latest I'm
pr,r can t- having rs Glass passenger accommodations
l',r M rit and pl.sage ~ reduced rlte- apply 20
! = TUCKER ~ Co, Agents. % Pinest
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
TTWLNIl-LIUHIH ANNUAH hHTUhI
The PEyI MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co..


ASSETS JAN. J. 1876.
Vniied STATE, bonds. Philadelphia.
AMI other stocks aud loans ......
Nor cages ana ground rents up1n
proper , appraised al SJ.5S3.2 100.
aInrst liens ......................
Real estate OWne by company ..
premium notes and loans secured
by cUlla cr 49,. ....... ....-.--------
Cash On hand ana in 'ru- Omp'nies
scrip dividends h'lu pf Yiup1ny..
Balance IN hanca a.ld 81 s"ilts. .....
Al other seCurI,ira..-.............s
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Tho scamrrof this Line take the Lane Rone recommended
by Ilru aury t. ~ going south OF the Banks on the
rassagr % o.. onstpwu. ali the year round
BALTIC. SATURDAY. Jan. ~ AZ = .. IN.
EEPt Bic. SATU RDAi. Jan 80, AZ n m
GEKMANIC. SATURDAY Feb. ., at p III
CFITIC SATURDAY. Fcb. ~ az A. IN.
ADhIATIC. SATURDAY. Fer. 49, at ! p ~; ,o,r,,
PROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER o. NOHrh
RIVER. -, 49,, ..........a, "a an
These steamers uniform In size aud unsurpassed IN a
unipfr,.uta Saluou. ttaieruOms- smoking
placed amldsip-. Mherc the NOISE anu
se iea-t al.uning a degree OF comfort hitherto unat
tanlbio at Hya. - $50 ,,o.,r, III LAT.
on favorable terms StccraSG SSS A..
Of plans aat ohcr in"fhauoh apply AZ '"o
company '''' " " n. ]. CoRrIs. Agoat
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17

GUPREME COURT Of the STATE OF NEW
= YORK, CITY AND CJrNN pF NEW. lolk-I Din
HEi'MAT HENRY DrNKAk, pmntin. a.s,inst IHoMAs
J. MCkNILt, THOMAS MOORE, AUGUST T.. NO0nE
HENKY BACnAkACH yULiIS BAChAEAri. bES =
DICT FLAHM. SARAH BACliEAN, Al. IL, Z. - DOLL
ItOpOID HOilsI. JOHN HADIsN, W1tllAA WINANo,
WILLIAM SCliN NbJsSBl.hG atd kAlllAhlNb
sCIINFl NSREItI ii- w7.t auI HAHD 'lPli GuG6EN-
M u. Ju,Tu J. Ept-t ceionhaut. Amondei sun
ra.irI.To the Defendants; You are hCFciy sum
utonrd and rcqiei 20 answer tho complaint IN th hrh
wrch vii lcI office tho clerk OF Tie tS ANA
t.upt, at .As Aowlors. aud 10 SrNe
rouy to to said cOmPbnt on te Subsloefs
their .g6 and ~ 3ilttuue, Nrw-1 ora tlly
within days -.t,r The service oi i Hlh 1i on ioI
,c cay such ani 81 you t "a aswer
hc said ccmp'iut within tie tlnic a'orsa, NE pali I IN
this Will apply tho curt for the RELIEF dena4ued III
the cDInplalnL-liltei .cwA Ork, sol tmhcr To- lolI
LEVlSGrAA&D uuGGfNlill MbR
P.aintins Attorneys
notice. that the amended compliant " ia 40 ION Mas
civ nrf ihc Office n Clerk Of the city ard County OF
Nr York September H. Is1j.- Dated VOW ork, NOycnber
TO- 1875. LE.INUER AND Gtt,tittN Nh -iMFir
do aw6wM Attys. for iln. goo and eOj %lave. " y
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
NrFw.YnpK NrW-HAvEN ANn No.

NEW-YORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HhBr-
NISION-Wnter huaEgemont commencing Nov - lSlj
Passenger Sti)n in Ntal Ork. Grand central Dr'i -
TRANS LEAVE NRwYoRS.
Trains Tor New Haven leave al I:.n Accnl 90 tfNe
300 lAccnh 10 a. ~. tsN.r y y. ltcCnI. ..Nh , -
tAcc NJ t.z-h 40 and J.IJ UOca l.rb q. 4 aud 10
for soIih Norwak. 10 sos 9:o5 g. w., u m. u.nl
20 3 - tN. 10 81 >, $50, O.3 q 10 -iia0u,
7lp, o., -, 10: :lo - n IL l T. 30, and 40 ti..,
80 40. -, / 40 63j 20 . 10 aud % g y. IA
Boston i.Nifee va oprIgac at olJ ant 10 o. I- " Ind
p. via shore Line az auI 10 - the so, ia 1.
90. ana and 10 D. M stopping 80 so uor aOrwak and
500 Bld 10 m. and 3 ., aad 10 at Br.Tp3f Ihs
NOj 3 aHd T. connect with fius shore
vision Tor Providence The sos % aud 1 .
with Sh0r1 Line vision for Norwich and Tho New Ilsycn
aud Northampton T. g. nj NewUageu. ald the 30a "a.
meet vat. Conn clcut RIVER r. r. ai .Ing H. and
Tor Montreal The 500 a. m und , connect %
gatuck r. u. AID houat0rio y. r. a. Biepoit The O5
H., 800 and ~ l NJ with DaubirY ard NOrWak r0uth
NorwAh ana thr % 20 ln, /, ara lao 4. with Now
Canaan r. r. ~ stanford.
Boston VI al 4. m. geld
p.m Pro Ofittuce.
Drawngro cars Day Express, and Sleeping Cars on
Night ENure, Trains
Tc ses can be purchased Ticket Oce of Company at
taaral al O,es OF \. y Transfer Co.
Iroaiway NeSIofg and No. Courtsi Brn0eyn Who wiz
DHILADELPHiA via Long BRANCH end
y JERSfsh sol iiEkN r. R.-Farp fInn New
Philadelphia only - -, ucing Jan TO- 1875.
NeSl Per J. n r.. foot kectorst. For PHI
adrpha TGCkertOn, ana IONS River 345 M.
IL a. IN. for Philadelphia, Nineand, and toua River
W =. y y. O.. M.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
GAS and City r. X. Stocks, Bonds, Scrip, &C.,
IN jueht and sold. +. T. HEWITT. Broadst, Room IL

N NEWYORK. METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD, .
and all kinds Of Brooklyn and New Gor Gas Securities ceat
mby GEO. H. PRENTlSS,
-, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
TORTH GERMAN LLOYD

Il
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.
sOUTuAMlI ~. AND BREMEN.
COMPAN1'S PTI.I. ~ ID HOBOkEN.
HrUEN TAUFFEN. jan" 0DEH.-... -.-........t y. b
AMERICA Jan q! ID hNAC Feb ~
RATES or PASS AGE from NEW-NORK 20 SOUTHLAND
Ton. UAVRE OK BREMEN.
FIRST CABIN. ~ q gold. SE' 'OND CABIN, $50 gold
SrEEkAGF, $40 currency. 49,
Return Tckes reduced rates Prepaid steerage Certih
c.ts-, y CURRENCY.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
INSURANCE STOCKS BOUGHT aud SOLD,
E by u. BAILEY. O. wall


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OFFICE or STATI TLRAsi sRR
COLUMBIA. south Carolina. Doc. "a lsf1.
IN consequence of the delay in the passage
OF tho TAX BILL Of the STATE OF. SOUTH CAito,,
LIMA, which the 2ith urt Tue payment ol
the the Consolidation BOads and stock o u ae
postponed Feb To- next on ana Aiter WihCh
dale s past Que Coupons and Interest Orders on e Cons
OF the state VIII Dc pad OF Le ONCE
MtSsrs Morton Bliss q Co. NcN.1O lIy hno az le
Office If the Treasury, Columbia South CafOliuA
An Coupons Orders due ami 70 hecome due IN
GLIDING July 1876 the Consolidation B9n6s anu stocks
of The State Of south Carolina receivable at par Tor
taxes r. L. CARDOZo Treasurer STATE u S0th Caloina
NEW JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY. -
~ More than million and SIX hundred thOdsnd OF bonds
surrendered under the Bars'ier Plan Of Ico eanlau.n i%me me
extended Feb the Oi the plan bong assured an
other holders should ion AZ once y. T. DECNEHT Sccy
Office 10 1888 ChaInbersstp Room no TO-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that all POW
~ ERS OF ATTORNEY heretofore signed by me tor ihe
SALE Of tho SANTA ROSA LANDS IN stock iarins, as
therein described situated Hids % Cameron county,
Texas. together with the STOCK thereon. Akk He'll b1
EE.N OIIED ana held f0i nangha J.. }. fAhh4-h'
BrOWDsville. Texas Jan B. 1870.
THNiE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY VIII
pay at Oicr No l2U Broadway. Oh the Ist DAY oi
Feray nox tho February COUPONS OF the leai Estate
IDlrIS FITZGERALD. President
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17

~ Sailing from Pier -. North River. -
For Norfo 4. city Point ara Richmond TUESDA1S,
THURSDAYS. AMI SATURDAYS, at ,; m, CONNECTING
rclul and Tennessee Ar line Auiut tOasi liue
piedmont iine Chesapeake and Ohio RAILROAD aud with
the Company line, 20 interior points IN North Carolina
aHd Virginia -
aud Washington. y G.. tyo N,rf0lk every FU ES
DAY. 1iIU l.SDAI and ~Aru tDAN.. ...
Loves, Del, leaving NrN- York MONDAYS AMI THURS.
DAYS At p u. connecting with Delaware and Maryland
railroads.
P.4-en gsr accommodations unsurpassed.
ticket, tud bills OF laiins 10 All points at
ipst raea Nnro B. Vc. cont Irvisht
r,rsi,sd daily at Pier ~ North river
General offices. lg7 Greenwich t., New York -
L A Prr.I1nnt
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17

SAMUEL J.. sTOKBs, Vos-Prs sdont
II. s. STEPHENS. Second Nce-Presdcnt
JAMES WEIR MASON, Actuary
HENRY AUsT1E. Secretary.
Ln.LANGFORD. General Agent. lC7 Broadway. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17

From Piers "a and II. North River.
FO.s LONDON DIRECT
FRANCE. ................. THURSDAY Jan 20, IL a. N.
DENMARK. .........-..S AtuIlay, jan 29, q.
POR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
FNGIAN Jan - | p M. NIAGS .... Jan. %, q.
CABIN Passage go currency SeeTage greatly
rruol prices Return tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid
Tickets from Liverpool n the lowest rates Apply at
the Company's Office, No. 90 Broadway. - .
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18
Before the Supreme Court.

FT-sssi--a
The Democrats carried their case
before the Supreme Court on Tuesday
last. The proceedings for prohibition:
and mandamus were instituted upon
the following grounds
First. That no executive officer
can act in n judicial capacity under
the Constitution of tho State.
Second That no judge can sit on
his own case. he y
Third. That there are other tribun-
als provided by the constitution to
determine questions of protest and
contest, to wit: The Legislature rs to
Governor, Licutenant-G Governor and
its own members; Congress, as 10 its
members; and the courts of law rs to
county officers named upon the
State ticket.
Fourth. That the action of the
board can only be ministerial; escer.
tainining and declaring who has re-
ccived the greatest number Of votes
for the respective Offices.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18
SHERIFPS SALES.

BY virtue OF Sundry Executions to me di-
rectcd, will sell to the highest bidder,
ut Orangebnrg G.. II. OH tho First Mon.
day in December next, for Cash, all the
Right Title and interest of the Defend
ant in the following property, to wit:
All that lot with the buildings thereon.
in the town of 0rangeburg, bounded on the
North by Mrs. T. G, Andrews, on the East
by --- street, OH the South by Kirk
Robinson and on the West by Mrs, Living
ston. Levied OH rs the property Of T. &.
Andrews at the suit Of L. Cass Carpenter.
ALSO
All that plantation or tract Of land
situate in Orangeburg County, containing
about 1900 acres, more or less, being planta-
ton of which the late David L o,,scr died
seized Also one Cnlriage, 2 Wagons and
| Bay Mule. Levied en- as the property of
David Houscr at the SUIT Of ID. j Little e.
j. +. Eisinman, Andrews & Oliver.
On Tuesday 9TH day of December at the
Plantation of Rev. Adam Williams about
1900 lbs. Seed Cotton; 20 bushels Corn snd
600 lbs. Fodder, Seized under crops Lien
from Morgan 6 Wiley Glover to b. Jack
son. t H# ta E
Sherif's Office,
\ Orangcbug c. ii, Ell. CAIN,
Nov. 18th, 1916 s. O. c.
nov IS 81
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18
N office.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
z. I. CAIN,
$. Q. c.
st
ORASG EDrRG, S. c.,


November 3rd 1876.
Notice is hereby given, that in accord
ancc with Sec. . of III Act to amend all Act
entitled "An Act to amend An Act TO pro
vide for the re icmrton Of Forfeited I.upd
upon CERTAIN conditions therein mentioned"
Approved April II. 1876 Tic County
Treasurer will sell at his Office, at Orange
burg, S. e., on Thursday the tlirtieth day
of November 1875, the following tracts uf
land which have been purchased by, or for.
feitc,l to Tie State Of South Carolina -or
non payment Of State, County and Sciio.l
Taxes. for the years 1865, go, 20, III, ~,
73, "a, rs and 1876.
In payment for said lands SO sold, Bills
Of the Bank Of the State Of S. G., th,t hive
been proved rcnnin. "...' = ~ ~
received and :. Patent i-sll. d bv the State
to the purchaser.
JAS. NAN TASSI;L
County Auditor of Orangcbnrg County.
Able Burke, III acres, ) buildings. Rocky
Grove Iowml,ip, taxes of 1870 AMI 1871.
Brmcr, {; W:o0 acre. tioodbyS, taxes Of
1871.
Bozard, l. " 100 acres, Hebron, taxes of
1871.
Board, diary Ass acres, is buildings,
lst district, taxes uf 1869.
Bars, Rachcal ISL acres, buildings, st
District, taxes of 1865 and 1869.
Bradam, Mary y /; - acres 2 buildings
LIST District, taxes Of 1859.
Davis, Jas r 7nac.c llbuilding, Willow,
taxes Of 1870.
rantzlcr, " II Jr 100 acres, 6 buildings,
lst District taxes Of 1869
Dantzlcr, Mctiila lnU acres, Edislo. taxes
Of 1860.
Dantzlcr, D D Agt a22 acres, 1s buildings
lat District, taxes Of 1869.
Dewitt, Morgan ..4b acres, Cow Castle
taxes oflS7l.
Dantzlcr, Amanda 100 acres, Edis.o taxes
Of 1870 and 1871"
Dantzlcr, d + l27 acres, 8 buildings.
Providence, taxes oflS7l.
Ever hart, Mrs Il 81 acres 2 buildings,
Amelia taxes Of 1869 and II.
Fraiick, Martin 81 acres, 2 buildings, 3rd
District, taxes If 1860.
Fogle, jacob for Est Sam Lee ITO acres.
} building, 3rd District, taxes Of 1869
Fielder, J II Ast, l272 acres Is BIDS 3rd
District, taxes Of l S6s and 1860,
Gylcs, " a 200 acres, Rocky Grove,
taxes Of 1868, 60 and 70.
Carson, Il " 435 acres, buildings, 3rd
District, taxes of'69.
Huff, Mary 3S3 acres, buildings, Cow
Castle, taxes Of 90.
Hoffman, Joe 60 acres Elizabeth, taxes
of 20 and II.
IIydrick, Jacob 400 acres, Willow, taxes
of'7l.
Judy, Irwin 90 acres, Goodby',, taxes Of
III.
Kennerly, Irwin 96 acres, 2 buildings,
Goodby's, lS70and 1871.
Kcitt, Susan 34l acres, buildings, Vance.
taxes of'70.
Miller, DR. Il 374 acres, Liberty, taxes Of
III.
Moyes, Elizabeth Es. $50 acres, 7 build.
ings, Amelia, taxes of'7l.y
PauIipg, Edward loo acres, Poplar, taxes
Of 10.
Prickcr Mary a IS acres, 10 BIDS lst
District taxes of'G0.
Pcarson, Daniel Est 80 acres. Elizabeth,
taxes of'7l.
, ,K,si,ckcnbaker, I s E7o acrer, Lyons, taxes
Rickcnbakcr, j D, 80 acres, bnildincs
lst District, taxes of 80,
} " Smith Agt for David Hair 200
acres. lids, lst District, Of 90.
taxes Of 10.
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SheriH's Sales.
Mary Z. Oliver, Adm'x.s

.3!s'-H - SAA'SAS AVN NJ frffs III. iz}
4 Frederick X. Oliver, ct al. s
BY virtue of the Judgment iii the. above
entitled case, will sell at,Orahgeburg court
house, to the highest bidder on the first
Monday in December next, the following
tract Of land, to wit:
All that plantation or tract Of land con-
tanning one thousand and sixty acres, more
or less, situated in Orangeburg county, and
known MS "the Beaver Greek" plantation,
bounded East and South by lands Of Viii
liam Speigner, formerly lands Of +. B.
Heath, on the West by lands of, J.. II. Hook
North by Beaver: Creek Marsh.
Terms Of Sale-One- cash, balance
payable in one and two years, secured by
bond of purchaser and mortgage of p, cnises.
Purchaser to pay for papers and recording.
orsange!baurg G;,H.,
Oct. l4tli, 1876. S. .. c.
Nov 81 s& .stE Q,
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H
"Eor ALAnMED.-Thc purvcyor of
.swill to The IsEGIsrER seems to
think that the Ra'liculs are scared.
The most timid Of them wculd not be
afraid Of anything connected viii,
that office."- Lnion-HryuhH.
During the sicknessof the local Of
the Puffer-Chamberlain organ, it is
reasonable TO suppose that the miser.
able, sneaking, cowardly Freedman's
Bureau thief wrote the above local
item. We have only to say that he
has had ample opportunity oftesting
the courage Of somebody about The
REGls1 Err Office had he desired to do
so, but he never improved his oppor-
tunity, and what's more the scurvy
Radical never will Columbia Reqis.
ter.
Why don't you fellows fight and
stop making faces across the street at
each other? We don't know how
Columbians take your constant dirt
fl;nging, but we countrynen cant
help believing that one of you are
scared and the other is glad of it.
Which one is it?
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True to his Promises.

Whether General Hampton shall
take his seat or not, the following
address from him shows that he
meant what lie said in his speeches
during the recent campaign, namely,
that he wanted peace and prosperity
above all things for South Carolina
To the Ieoplc Of the State:
In offering to our people my heart
felt congratulations and gratitude for
the grand victory they have won, I
venture to beg them to prove them.
selves worthy of it by continued
observance Of good order and rigid
preservation Of peace. Let us show
that we seek oEly the restoration Of
good government, the return of pros
pcrity and the establishment of har-
mony to the whole people Of our State.
In the hour of victory we should be
magnanimous, and we should strive
to ferget the animos tiles OF the con.
test by recalling the grand results Of
our success. Prescribing none for
difference Of opinion, regarding none
MS enemies save such as are inimical
tosolaw and order, let lis all unite in
the patriotic work Of rclcemiug the
State. By such conduct we can not
only bring about good feeling among
all classes, but can most surely reap
the hest fruits Of victory
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18

Dcmocratlc majority for Gov. 2,1O0
Tilden runs about 600 votes behind
Hampton.
On the other hand the Republicans
claim that they have carried the
State for Hayes and Chamberlain BY
a majority Of 5000. We trust the
suspense will soon be over, s. that
our people can turn their attention to
something less exciting than politics,