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For two months past have been M that had failed su;
pended
npy but enphacay a' foundation whdt,r>r
Jyr sh TO VIII confident satisfy the many friends o.
hn'e who tattenng have spa le with Supposed dsastor
IL has been question with whether Il make this
public denial bat the report has appeared print been
Teechoei from Europe perhaps is better that should So
Hisnow veng half century since the establishment o.
house and OF paper has been douOd Gul
BE- exgfei for tc0lig The Of the future feel certain
such contingency Is scarcely possible
BALL BLACK Co, Jewellers.
NoI 565 and 81 Broadway.
Eew.Yorb, January s, 1861 tAdyertlsensat
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MAHYIAND

TIT LEGIsLAIiNE CAUCUS.
TrIEGRlPu 70 fHa Ti,iHUSg.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 1.-THE Joint Committee IF
Eastern and Western Shore members reported in
Caucus tonight q RESOLUTION to vote for Gov. Swami
as Senator conditional that the basis ofrepresenta-
ton in the next Convention should be the came as
in 1854
After some discussion resolution passed to ballot
on Monday night in caucus for Swami, the election
on Joint ballot to be made on Tuesday. The caucus
resulted in entire harmony.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

ELECTION OF RAILROAD DIRECTORS.
TRLE0TtTT TTB TEiHUSH.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 10.-The Savannah and Charles
ton Railroad, under It's new organization entered into an
election for Directors today with the following result:
James IT, TAYLOR and J. Reid OF B0ylestOn william II.
Haslc John 6. Ryan and Alexander IsaaCs OF Charles
ton and Il. j. Willis OF Savannah.
EMIGRATION or FREEDMEN
CHARLESTON, Jan. 11.-Sevcrll hundred Freedmen
-emgTants from the Interior Of tie statc-saed to-day
ff.yI IArt,l
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.&ysT !, H. chamber. that the pending bin had no
s object He said o there SSb TSs b nT an an
k5npt 70 10 the different departments Of the
httems ,, " lo fber proper functions 80 ,...
GOvernneis w. dsr1fiOu OF the bill and amendments
Pending inc 9Tr sHERRAN Rep o. the Senate at S4O
on motion 0ieSuiive session. aud soon after adjourned
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Tho Machine which Never SSiyes
Auv Trouhle.

Ny wife end two ssesrs John Banks Of Dinbh1gN, ~ J
ave each one Of machines which have bsea used In their respective
families for yearsrbh0 trouble, rp1irsand with p'cet
solt Letter Of Dec &C. 1896, to tho Wilcox Gibbs Sewing
Machine COMPANY ID duGtAElelL
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Wistar,s Baisam
or
WILD CHERRY.

Wistar's Balsnm
WILD CHERRY,
The great psnseea for every affection Oft
THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST
MP the cough aud oanses the lungs OF
all Impurities
Prom IT, u. MARTIN NJ D.,
OfMansGed Tioga Co.. Pa
Having uso ~ practice the last four Wistar Ba'a OF
Wild Cherry, with great cheerf recommend 10 those
afflicted with obstinate Coughs, Colds Asthma, &c.
70 sale
J. P. DIEsMORE, No % Deyst EowYOrk.
And by Druggists and Apotheeares generally.
Post-OGce Notice.-The mails for Great Britain and CONT
via southampton and Bremen HANSA o Ireland
Queenstown steamer CITY or BALTIMORE SATURDAY,
January will close at this oeo m. and the uptown
follows; Stations aud b. sos Stations and d. 7:iS
a M Stations and y 7:30 "a. Station q, 1928 a 10.
The mails France via BreS. srl Haye Per eaer PERERR VIII
close ct Office SATURDAY Jan. - M. tho mp
togn Offices as fows FRIDAY jan IL; SlatoA and b.
Stations md a. s;ljP IA Stations ~ sutton O. pm
sASlEb bBLLi, Tosuasslv,
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80 BUSHELS OF WHEAT for % CENTS!
so BUSHELS or WHEAT ht - cgSrst
so BUSHELS OY WHEAT hr - CENT5i
80 BUSHELS or WHEAT or 25 CRSTsr
so DUsrELs or WHEAT m 25 cESTs
so BUSHELS OF WHEAT Sr ~ CgSrsl
FArura wrirE two asls Of wheat every
allie One Of them sora Day, .ai ulgh ny Agricultural
pug,r cane hand found ii Aays HAT sboa, preparing seed
which Pot practice seooai fe Of waeA. tie ueI. day
cost Of only IS ea In mAlns and lime wash hr the seed The
r,sa, "a, the second i yielded 7y per good
wheat more than the Gr Geld Bushels eIir, outlay Of Only
By practical cayol No one Rad Tor year without getting
many hint, tia, VIII e1ch bs Of far value than the small
cost Of p,psr volume r 1884, which begins the Second Quarter
Csnu viii eonn about 500 beau;g Instructive eug,yns, costing
$1,000 beside, .a immense amount Of reliable Information
YOU WANT lr,
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~ 10 rnD Az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Gprtial Toiltes.

The Athcniun Ladies
pasoa,eJ fold Of perfe b., their hsalsome
Geean noses Htllicl sueh divine that tlleh every
American LADY Of taste anl fslon rl.e' from her lace mor5-
There va, no TALOS ga tie classical as sal consequently Tx
TRACT of the NIGHT BLooMSG cERrrs
V.ian icLubr-H General Committee u.e,g % tlc
fh1c C..ftrc u Dc sl 20 Ag. Hal, so ~. 4'.oa4
vry. or HuNDAN EVhNiEG, Jan H. stB O'Clock.
A. J. WILLIAMSON Chairman.
W. T1 h g 5la3lS see'r''ie.
TIC sir1ers ecutre Committee vii meet Il oo0L
VALID HilthiSs ,lliua'h
The Nc,Y-YorlI News Co.,
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DEALERS
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CORoSERs OFFICE, No I CESTRR.sr.,l
NEv-loRK, Jan. :, 1901.

D b
10 ne Editor Of Tie Nec- York Herald
Denr Si Desiring always have that exact sud proper josS
might taking the testimony I'D
Of Edward Bacon made business 20 visit peoGa1f
Hospital carefully inquire into tie ale suffered 81
the deceased during his short and temporary stay IN that iou III
desire make such investigation enhanced b. the krowed
evidence have received during many 0a sits 10 Bellevue
medcaldcpTnnt Of that Institution aud sb rey opposite
made q the Which Mr. Bacon
subjected Upon examining Dr. Cory ind that that geas
tlcnan Dir. Bacon IN the examining upon ht
DAY admission the hospital Dr. Cory that tine asaet
paid attention 20 N Bacon, who bleeding from
ohase He himself and in all hsf
transmitted Second Division ard Immediately offended 81
Dr. Dr. Furnan co5to the iaement that there az
hemorrsge from tie wound AID that attention and care
Necessary the condition Of the essed paid him. BIZ Baco bd
very toe, and avet Ike under the influence
breath very exsed for fracture Of the skull BOT
the table the b0ue ceanei and dressed
tie requested Bacon Should remain quiet Or Fuman @
Bacon hour after this snd fpi lin conscious and ease
This at SaS Yin sgin Il Bacon az that time ata
got cut Of Ted sd sitting stool snd sh ne t better De
Orderly Hospital last eight fully cooborat9
Physicians and tes that Bacon DID not -
suffer neglect the hands the 'los
discharged from TIE Hospital at bis request whse
granted Bis injuries considered Of dangerous chs
satisfied Mr. Editor that this ae statement o. the $50
and Of he opinion from the evidence IS taken BY me- that no pn9
attached the House Surgeons Of the "a Surgical DIVISION
having charge Ct Bacon There cea "
the deeses ard which might hat
made Of alteration Of mind that ateoa
upon Mr. Bacon that biz required during the mt
tie hospital and that tho Physicians ard attaches Fellows
Hospital should be fully eIoueaed Of o blame censuTe IN The as
Respectfully yours - 800. .
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second Number OF
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CARD w JACKSON. So 81 DgOADWAY, re- corsant, "a
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tools Alo onues SItas Col.s, Walls Grapes NartkcTrrl
loves n B.Laiss waited with goods tsf residence
is oTieT sloItLouc NO .: Broadway oiic lry B. Co
81 ---...Ls-l
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a SIMPLE "SUM" in Arithmetic
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A SIMPLE SUN" IN ARITHMETICi
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A Sunday Sensation.
The Publication Of the opening chapters Of Miss Bradon' new
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Haviland, Churchnan & England.
OLD STAND, no. ~ JoHS-sT, NETWORK
FRENCH CHINA.

We receiving from factory IN France richly decorated
DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS, VASES. sc
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GOV. WELLS FAvoRs THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT-A STATE CONVENTION TALKED or.
TELEGRAPH TO THK TRIBUNE
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Tie Public Fancy
has been charmed by the opening ol $500, e,,,<n,,
MISS BRADDONS NEW STORY,
Enttled
NOBODY'S DAUGHTER;
Or
BAiLAD SIEGER OF MAPPING,
.,roooel IN the SUNDAY MERCURY Of last week. and is
ALI. EAGERNESS
% Joyce ia bis endeayors bring guilt "
'H' MURDRRERs OF CAPTAIN JRRNAM
Several chapters continuation viii be pabi'ad In the
SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOMORROW,
10 which viii pedSe snoh 5lat the iraelis already gCen
shy the reader an - essential the
mes, agIcabie literary SUNDAY MERCURY its
TABLE TALK,
which v humor pathos AMI broad hucqUe delight
mly mingled The quaint dTo dy purgch aud popur letters OF
a DISBANDED VOLUNTEER
sniyen this departments and its
TRBNClIANT sATIRCAL POEMS
the vices % and Bscln Of the age have never
been ercrel newspaper other (cheesl phise ~ '1s
TtR CALCULATION on TIRE SVNDAl MEGCNkl ~
TNRlLE TliNr on Att TiE OTTER SUNDAY hkNsrAPE|S
tUI IuGbihGb. -
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Market.

Mcssrs. BULL e. STURGEON nrc omphati-
cally the men for the times, for truly they have
that energy and perseverance, without which
!itw0dId' be impossible TO succeed in these days
swhensinveseryr turn q in life we meet with OBJ
stsclea and idificulties These gentlemen have
t certainly succeeded s in establishing lh in our
Town, one of the best Beef Markets that it
h.ss ever been our good fortune to patronizc.
No ole now,} who has grcenbacks, though of
the smallest denomination of fractional cur
rency, need 60 to bed hungry, for the inmita-
blc Jack. Of ifan,.taffian proportions, is always
ready to accommodate custo 'crs' w'ia'c'cF CT may
be stht thto wseightofthcir purse. My thanks arc
due Hiessasrs. B SIS. for the tcndcr-l, ''n which
found,its way into our sanctum this NOR. ing
May success ever attend these entcrprising
gcntlomcnatl = rinari
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!. HEADQUARTERS % MILITARY DISTRICT
Stfs1S sf7' CnAHLEsroS s. C,pApril 90 1867. ,S
1UN, U, hPrTI 70,
General Orders, No. IL,

CHAHLEsTOS, o. ", April ~, 1867. "
General Orders, No 12, q. .5-s,i.' ~
,-'',s , -. sn.,'y I: "a EXTRACT. x44f;1Acca+ .a' e e r.
*. Tho sale of spirituous Liquors by any per-
soi, or persons to Soldiers. Sailors Marines IN
the service Of The United States, is hereby prohibit
cd;i md any person offending. procuring for. or
giving awny to any Soldier Sailor or Marine, any
Spirtuous Liquors, will be brought TO trial before
Military Tribunal, and shall be fined in n sum not
exceeding one hundred less than fifty dollars, or
imprisoned for asperioi not exceeding two months:
And any person giving information of nny violation
of this order, shall, upon conviction of the person
accused be entitled to receive fourth Of the fine
imposed and collected. 'rt~' n~fS
Post Commanders will require Shcriffs, Deputy
Sheriffs, Const ablcs and tho Police Force within
their Commands to report to them any violation oi
Military Orders, anil arrest the guilty parties
= \ *. 4" ~
Iy command. of Maj Gen. d. f.. s,cx,,.s
Signed J. ". CLOUS,
Captain 3Stn Infantry, sc.
Signed s ALEXANDER MOORE
Aidc-,lcCamp.
HEAporAnrEns AI1LlrAnr PosT OF CoLuMuI.
IL, Columbia $. G., July 10, 1867.
Official.
G. Y. WEIR,
1s Lieutenant 9th U. S. Artillery,
Dvt. Captain U. s. a.,
Post Adjutant.
july % 1t
80.
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We arc glad to be able to announce to the
humorous friends of Mr.. w. T. McKEwN, tho
iadefatigable, Superintendent Of the Columbia
Branch of the South Carolina Railroad, that
ho' Is recovering from the severe attack of
fever, lately contracted, while experimenting
the building Of the bridge over the Congarco
River. Mr.. Nick, without relapse, will
boonb be ablo to resume his duties. si'. t}
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New Advertisements.

a0~ Wool Wanted, Mr. J. a. HAM1rL1r1o9S ia Tito
will pay the highest mh5hrktt price for all quail
ties Of Wool, at Ills store on Market-struct.
sg- Sec Notice to Liquor Dealers, advcr,
tissd itpthis issue elIBit2fTd3 aIshfn0a
aa- The Commissioner Sale of Real Es-
tate of LEWIS! ISABisEr, 'dcccasoa, will not
AXE place on f sfnlcdpy ncat as adtertiscd ih
our last.fe;S? ti 1ai+u T,l"< y-ri.r..L ri .siT I
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Plantation for Sale.

DY AGREEMENT AMONG the heirs and dcvi-
ID of the Estate Of John Houser, deceased,
Will be sold on Thursday, the 9Th day Of August
next at tho Plantation itself, /
All that Valuable Tract Of Land, with Dwelling
and necessary Outbuildings thereon. which was tho
Residence, the lato Mrs, Mary lIouscr, rclict OF
John Housc,, deceased, In which she had life cs.
tate under his will This Plantation consists Of 6S0
acres, more or less, onc-,nlf cleared and under
atei about ia'milcs from tito Stato Fohd, 1@ miles
from Tho, Bead leading from, Orr angqburg,.o Sandy
Run, and is on tho headWatcrs Of Cav Cay Swag,p,
and bounded by hc'fandsof John spigcher,, asA!1,
Gaskiu Wesley Houser, and AMOS lSookei This
Plantation is very desirable ITO one wishing 4
healthy homestead, in intelligent and fcfhed sec
tnnof' tbisDistrtct For fdtthhh pariicusafg ap
ls ~ abnSf. tmftEfS sg, .aMai,hassF
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READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
/: LOCAL ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1867.
Town improvements.

Notwithstanding the universal grumblng
sssrjs f1sf I sTssg hjge P'|fS'a spa ssegsl'sy
thriving Town, has received no check Neat
and superb buildings are now to be seen, where
few months ago, was nought but unsighty
ohimaeys and shapolcss ruins.
Sherman did destroy the spirit Of enter
pffiissasanions, our citizens when he robbed them
of their wealth AMI laid their beautiful Town
in ashes.
. Our energetic young townsman, Mr.. I. D.
W9EfS hhs list aslaa Fefittipg and q, Ispplaarg
ing his old Store ON Russell Street, which now
presents quite neat front, and adds greatly to
the appearance of the Square Mr.. w. is a
native of our Town; coutcous gentleman,
and deserves the ratF,sagc of his fellow citi-
zcns.
Our. old friend DR.. d. NJ. SnuLER. who is
never behind the times, and always has on
hand q remedy for every disease, and a balm
ST. ssy |sss3 I'll III 2E' II s
completed on Russell Street, opposite Mcssrs
Bull Il ScovILL's
The Dr;'s new Drug Store is quito hand
some oAo. aud we may safely say, could not be
occupied hy n more atfnble and accommodating
gentleman. Wo bcspeak for tho DR.. u liberal
paFis5&i,yMs pFis5&i M Mand 4a FL ourselves Invitation to
the house warming.
S3a &sxga I. s..ss . ..s,,.. .,.., { a4sz i i s,sI4i
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We learn from tho Athens (Geo). KascA-
man, that VIM. N. White, Esq, of that place,
died oh<the 14th instant, i'll Tile 4sth year Of
his age, 4 MSr. White Hi was we'll known through
out the South AS the proprietor of the South
crn Cuhirator. He was a native Of New York,
but had been citizen of Athens for some
twenty years.
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RegiStrnl.S.

Tho following gssagR ssas1snas SssI IsBa IaspBSas
cd by General s1ckLEs, as Registrars for this
orsryss4llgSl il. dan,,sS9 @,y|tw,g,sQsl ST
gcon, T. c. Hdbbdl, F.Y w. #igg pan6hJr j
NJ. L. BslaagiS, Pf. L: Z RadsiasKSyI NausiSs
De Mars; A. j. 0strander, WIN. Bennett r.
Turnef, Francis Deilarss; Hedfy i! Rowe!! Ta
Leri''g'oms- s i y. eN't Poozer,I Hepry ,h!
Gross, John s. Hendrix, sDG s: r. IL LScwaia waia
Jasob MaIiowman, 'churlss Husto; adohn H,
Arthur, Levi Guutcr, J. J. Derrick, John ".
.coogler, Robert Bouknight, George w. Hyss-
.lop. -AN I \ N 81 q &
o,1s~ 9s,"'ss4 IA zBf3sg9 za & s,p''h EagsEa a t
II. McKcnna, Il. P. stoney, G. D. G. Lango,
A. 8. Marshall, w. L. Ball. Chdse 1s'nii1daf@' Nor
bachcr, B. II. Nerlana, NNp. M'Oerc. sTfS
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Medical Notice.

The Undersigned have this day formed Copart-
ncrship for the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE in
Orangeburg and its vicinity. The general abnn-
donmcnt of the Credit System, will compel them to
present their hills QUARTERLY for Payment.
All persons indebted at the present time. to either
of the undersigned individually, arc requested TO
make payment at an carly day.
TIIOS. "A. ELLIOTT, NJ. d.
ALEXANDER S. SALLEY, NJ. D.
, 'rly 1st., 1867 july G--tf
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hog ray We promised in our last issue, TO d,

s@- We promised in our last issue, TO dc
scribe more fully tho, Cotton Tic and Iron
Hoops for Ealing gst'4 Cotton s offered S for sale by
Messrs + II ksDqegERRs !; y 2 ~ 4 Co. These Hoops
can be furnished to p,t,ters at a much less
price than the rope, and arc said to be great
o4ton y, ven baled, ffd~ hrc
The ties can be costly adaps> : ~, -. ..,nrol
baio. and nd when ca,apletcd arO aerfac.,.' 'e
Iarn short these Fics arc just the thing, a. - -
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u. s. Internal Revenue,
SECOND DISTRICT, SourH CAROLINA,

SECOND DISTRICT, SoUTm CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON, June 20, 1867.
The Taxes on the ANNUAL LIST for 1867, COM
prising taxes Income, Billiard Tables kept for
private usc Carriages, Plato and Gold Watches arc
due and payable. These TAXES may be paid
by persons residing in Orangeburg District, to p.
w. DIBBLE, Esq, at Orangcburg c. H., be-
fore August 1st., 1867. Unless paid by that time
the law attaches additional amounts to the tax
FREDERICK A. SAWYER,
Collector, Second District,
South Carolina.
juy6 I'm
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oRANGEBuRa RETAIL PRICES.

! cohhfc+Ep tHasH wHfeHHFFE pI htaarFI ikohs.
: Bacon is quoted at steady prices. tagging
there is small stock ON hand, and when tho season
commcncesit will be much higher. Flour is stca-
yfdeclining. Salt-a small stock ON hand. Sugar
has advanced fully cents per h., there being
small stock ON hand, further advanoo lis looked
for, Molasscs hns also advanced, and further al
vancc is certain
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Tho Crops.

ssvshassa ceasSslspsa, withisqyqpI iutolligc,i..
farmers from this District aud from all quar-
tcrs we have tic samc cheering accounts: that
the cora, and cotton is doing we'll. The pros
poet OF an abundant harvest, makes our sturdy
farmers cheerful and happy. After year of
dcstitution and want, nothing can add moro to
the relief of our whole community than n
plentiful provisHig9yp. H9y.sS crop; p; .,
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+. 81. w. Briggmann & Co.,,
WYE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM FRIENDS
w and customers, that VIC have made arrange
mcnt to supply them with FRESH BOLTED GRIST
and MEAL, at CHARLESTON, PRICES, expenses
only added.
A call will satisfy ALL @-'' june sly