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The New York herald., 1867-05-26

NEW YORK HERALD.
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ate New York Hotel-THK INVISIBLE PRrscE-C
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BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadwav. near Broo
streeL-EAsr LYNNE OR rHk ELoPEaKNr.
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SAN FRANCISCO MlNSrRELs SIS Broadway, opposite
Che Metropolitan HotcltN EraIoriAN ESrERrAy-
HKHTs, SINGING, DANCING AND BURLEsoUsS.-r FLYING
SCuDs-ixPERIAL JAPASEsE TROUPE.
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hundred bisnOps rom almost all tne enas oi
the earth will gather around the person OF the
Holy Father aud take part in the celebration
of the martyrdom Of 81. Peter. The splendid
accessories which will give ecla to the one
win certainly be wanting to the other; but
failure is not necessary on that account. We
know no reason why we should not wish this
Boston meeting success. We know many
reasons why we should. Let brotherly love
continue, is the advice of an apostle--an adj
vice unfortunately sadly disproportioned to
Christian profession; but. surely "brotherly
love- Is not incapable Of rising above and
reaching beyond mere UNCONVENTIONAL bound
ary lines Let our Boston friends, who have
taught the world so much, endeavor to give q
grander embodiment Of this Christian grace.
Let them strive to revive the truth, and TO
compel again the admission that Christians
do love one another" Let them show, too,
stiles Of opinion. The platform is good, Is
worthy Of their best efforts, aud Is at least
deserving Of success.
There are some who can see nothing but
evil III pnfty otS"mA1tous iOh iUbkiouo RhA-
poses among people who have departed from
so-called orthodox standards II is not so with
us. We consider them rather tokens for good.
They are the natural and necessary outcome OF
mans social and religious natures They fur
nish, also, good and convincing proof
whateve. he himself may at times say
to the contrary-that he has long
ings after and trust in the Infinite and
tho Unknown. Such associations, a. q rule,
are benefit to society. They are social rather
than political in their character, conservative
| rather than destructive in their tendency.
Generally they are dominated by high moral
purpose They have, as rule, some good,
even noble end 10 view; aud devotion TO that
] end is proved, not BY labor alone, but BY
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IRVING HALL Irving pace-s,eSog MAzzotxN's
FAREWELL CONCERT
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BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery.-Gno rHx ARuoRER
TxRE-PRRsUMPrIvE EVIDENCE.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC Irving place.-rHE InPsRi
TROUPE or JAPANESE ARTISTS THER W oSpERrUL FEA
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KELLY IE0NS MINSrREys. 7sD Broaiyay opoo-
nite the New York HotalN raKig SoSss DAScss Eco
.RoIriEs BURLKsQuEs, ACCOMPLISHMENTS LONG AND
8RORr STRIKE.
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TcoMMUN4cATED.7

Mr.. EDIToR: AS matter of interest to the
farmers, ii may not be inappropriate to relate
factawhich was communicated by worthy
and reliable farmer Of our District.
He says: son seeing the advertisement Of
DR.. E. j. Oliveros, that one dollars worth Of
strychnine baited out to crows, would be saw
ing to the farmer of twenty bushels of corn"
I was induced to try the experiment. Accord
ingly, Iipurchased from him q vial of strych-
nine andsprepared it in the following manner: :
Get some old vessel, something never more to
be used, put in it one quart of corn, add
teaspoonful Of strychnine, then pour upon it
warm water only sufficiently to cover the corn,
and stir we'll with piece Of stick do this at
night, allowing it to remain until morning,
whep.it will be ready to be put about the field.
lie sgoes on to state that "in thirty-six hours
after putting out the bait, quantities Of dead
crows, baa0k birds and sundry other kinds
could DO seen on his soil, and scavenger buz-
cards could be seen in numbers feasting them
selves on their carcasses." He has concluded
that this one dollar expended, has saved him at
leaststen bushels of corn. IF you think this
worthy Of publicity, you have the privilege Of
using it. INCoGNITO.
I'VE learn from gentleman who has tried
the above, that his corn fields were almost
destroyed by black birds, until he adopted
this remedy. In two days he counted 46 dead
ones in his fields, and he estimates, he has
saved by its use; FIVE acres of corn.-Ep. O.
NEws.1
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In the matter Of / February Sittings, 1867.
Guardians and Trustees. / at Orangeburg:
The Commissioner having reported that NIL the
Records of his Office were destroyed during the
cent war, and that he is unable report even the
names of MI the Guardians and Trustees: 1t is or
dercd, that he do publish notice to all persons who
were appointed Guardians or Trustees, were in
any way liable to such in this Court prior
to the 10th May, 1865, 10 appear before him aud
ter into new bonds on or before the first d"y of June
next and in every case in which he obtain evi-
dence to satisfy himself that any pcrson liable 10
account has failed to comply with this notice, he
shall lDsle rule against such persons to comply.
!, Is also nrdorod, That in addition to their giving
nov bnnd, that thsy he required to flo i'll tho Com
misspner's Office, within the time aforesaid. their
returns, sbewng all their receipts and expenditures
for the wards nn also full schedule of all the pro-
perty Of every description which they may hold for
their respective wards.
Signed. WI. d. JOHNSON,
March |, 1861. Chapccllor.
trAo COPY Of the original order record In this
Office.
commissioners Office, V. d. V. JAAlISON,
March ;. lSi7. Commissioner.
mar . .,n
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Circular to Land Owners.
$50, Ca. BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION.
Charleston, 5th April. 1867

Charleston, 5th April, 1867.
To tie Landowners Il, South Carolina:
GENTLEMEN Il take the liberty to appeal
toyour patriotism in behalf of the recentlv
enacted'ineasures of immigration, at least to the
patriotism Of those among you who entertain
the opinion that an increase of population, in
dustry md capital, will ho beneficial to the
State.
1t ia we'll known that European immigration
is now mostly flowing into tho West whore
cheap lands and many facilities and other in
ducoments are offered In the new States
public lands are yet to be had at nominal
outlay, and stranger going there nepd not for
q moment be at q loss where to locate, thou
sands Of places being always for sale and rogis-
ter his selection. With lis it is different.
Att there may perhaps be thousands of
places r sale in South Carolina no ono can
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THE AIKEN PRESS.

8 pnrposei to publish In tho Town af aiken. 3. C.
J. weekly paper nnder the nhnve Ip; to bs ,lc-
voted to General ntelligence--Politicnl, CONNER
cial, Social Literary and Rcligious-wh depart
ment of Agriculture, including The Field the Orchard,
the Vineyard and the CARBON. 4 News Summary,
to contain digest Of The important events of The
Yeck, will occupy portion Of the paper, nmd par
ticar ateatiGn will lac given question
OF lah"' ns hcs' adalaod to orr condition, and
me aeve"pmchi OF he resources of tbs onuntry in
Manufactures. Agrculturcs, Fruit raising and yinc
growing.
Terms: SS per year. in advance:
II. W. EAVEkEI, Editor:
W. ~ N'thNANh: i'ubslrr ;an23-tf
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OR y G. EBURG DISTRICI.

The State Of South Carolina
Ex. Rel In re lost documents
Solicitor Southern Circuit.
Application having been made by james ". Rccd
and wife and Others for leave to prove the existence
loss and contents OF Deed of Conveyance in Trust,
made under order of The CoT. OF EQUITY in Fcbru-
nry, 1850, to Levi s. Tyler for the use of j. W.
Reed and wife for joint lives remainder to survivor
for life. and afterwards to the issue Of the wife
On motion of ILLUSIONS I.cgarc, Solicitors for APP
pcant, 1t is ordered. Tint all ..crsons who desire
50 10 do. mny appear and examine the evidence
produced aud Introduce evidence in reply, before
me on the 18th day OF November next.
Commissioners Office, Y. d. JAMESON,
oranSeburg {. II. Commissioner.
Mar. -, 1867 XII
mnr 30 am
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RE L 10 q s
Appointments.

pa
Presbyterian.
vrIIAdr-REv. A. F. DICKSON, every Sabbath at
II A. n. and p. NJ.
Lecture every Thursday at II r. NJ.
Episcopal
viLLia2+Rsv. Styles MELL1cnAMr, every other
eAkbath morning and afternoon.
Lt.theran.
Rss. ". A. Houok--At Trinity lst and Sd Sum
aays.
Rsv. P. DrRa1cK-At st. Matthews lst aud Sd
ssndsys. AZ Lebanon I'd and 4.h Sundays
~ Baptist
vlLLAds-REv. Dr. T. D. DURHAM, 1st Sunday of
eaoh month at P. NJ. and Sd Sunday of each month,
~ II A. NJ, and PM
day Of each month.
Rsv. R. J. EDwARDs-At Branohville, LIST and Sd
Sundays in each month santee, I'd and 4th Sum
days Of each month.
Rsv. W. r. CHArLIx-At Ebenexer, let sundny Of
each month. Canaan, Sd Sunday Of each mouth.
Bull Swamp 4th Sunday Of each month.
Rev. D, F. SPIoNEn-At Antioch, I'd and 9th Sun
days (morning.) Corinth, I'd and 4th Sundays (af:
ternoon.)
Rev. W. J. sNIDEn-At Glcngary School House,
LIST and Sd Sundays Santce (colorod Sunday
School), I'd and 4th Sundays.
neutrality-suspicious. for OrangcJu'y Dis
trict, s.. c. Conference, 2d Quarter.
ST.. GKoRqE's-April 9th and 9TH.
UPPEn ORANor-Trnity, April 18th and 14th.
Observation-Disclosures, April 29th and 2lst.
BLAcKvILLE-Grahams, April 9th and 28th.
UPrER ST. MArrHEws-Asbury Chapel, May 4th
and 9th.
ORANaEBuRG-May 11th and 18th.
Observation-Disclosures May 18th and 10TH
ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. May 25th and Goth.
BAnNwELL-AIay 3lst.
AIKEN AND GRANITEvILLE-Jun lst and 2d.
LExINGToS-Shilo juno 9th and 9th.
EASTERN ORANGE-Whtc House, June 10Th and
10th
"A. M. CHRIETzBERG, p h
vnIAoE-REv. W. G. Coxssn, every Sabbath at
III M.
Rev. W. G. CoxSER-At Prospect, 1st and Sd Sun
days (afternoQn.) zion 2d and 4th Sundays (after-
noon.
REV JOHN ISAD1SEr-At Calvary, 1st Sunday In
each month. Trinity, I'd Sunday in each month.
Rev. J. s: CoSSon.--At Providence, I'd and 4tl,
Sundays 10I A. NJ. AT Gcrizim I'd and 4th Sun
days 81 P NJ. At Target lst and Sd Sundays lO4
A. NJ. At Bethlehem, lst and Sd Sundays, ..34 P.
NJ. sEiAt
REV. E. A. AusrIS-M Davis Bridge I'd Sunday
in each month at IL A. NJ Hopewell Church, sd
Sunday in each month, at II A. NJ. Pine Grove
Church, 4th Sunday in each month"; at II A. NJ
Ba~ We will be glad to complete this list, and re-
spectfuly invite the Clcrgymen of various dcnomi.
nations TO send in their appointments, and they will
be inserted with pleasure among the above.
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' Wcdy X Thursday, May & = Hrunchville.
will also attend ut Orangcburg daily, during the
wceek ending May II, when the General Tax Books
will be closed, AMI those failing to make will
be Double Taxed.
The following is list of Taxable Property, Re-
turns &C.: Lands Lots and l,nildinps Articles
manufactured in this State. return TO he made by
manufacturer Spritu0us Liquors made md sold.
Buggies, Carriages. Gold and Silver Plate, Watches
Jcwclry and Pianos. Professions, Empoymcnts, &C.,
including Newspapers, Insurance, Express and Tele-
graph Companies, Photographers, Incomes from
Salaries, Rents, Interests. &c, Saw, Flour and Grst
Mills, Hotels. Restaurants Butchers Billiard Tables
and Bar-Rooms Ferries. Public Hacks, Drays. and
Baggage Wagons. Dogs. except one for each Plan
taton inhabited Io, in Town Village, n Capt.
tnton Tax on ull Males between the ages of twenty
and fifty, ant nl Sales of Goods, Wares and
Merchandise made from the 1st day of january,
1866, ST day OF January. 1851. and from lst day
Vf January, 1867. TO LIST day Of January. 1865.
Cotton Ginncd OH Toll is taxed 500 on every
Hundred Dollars.
Returns of Spirituo,ls Liquors and of Goods,
Wares and Merchandise sohl since lst January,
1867, will be made for the Quarter ending with
March. and pail ut the expiration Of cnch Quarter.
The final Returns of the Quarterly Tax will be
taken during Cour, Week at Orangcturg, and the
Books will be closed on the 10Th Of April
Every Employer will make Returns Of the names
Of all Pcrs ms that are employed by him.
All Returns of Property will be made in person
and under Oath, and pail i'll the District where the
Property is located. and returns will be received
by mail, otherwise, unlcs. to according to
law.
Taxes will nc paid only in Gold and Silver coin,
United States Treasury Notes, notes declared 10
he u legal tender by the Government of the United
States. or notes Of National Banks the bills
cevnble OF this State, pay certificates Of Jurors
and Constahes for Attendance the Courts.
BtaS" Residents of the Town Of Orangcburg arc
requested to make their Quarterly and General Re-
turns OH Wednesday and Thmrsdny Of Court Week.
F. l.. ". FAIPEY,
Assessor and Tax Collector of Orange Parish.
marc NJ >
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Schedule South Carolina Rail Road.

Schedule South Carolina Rail Road.
Dozen Passenger.
Leave Columbia at..... $50 A. NJ and 40 A. NJ.
Orangeburg at,. I'D A. NE and sos T.. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston. p PM.-..................
Augusta....... Pm. and 9 p
Up Pa"engtr.
Leave Augusta at..."........7 A. NJ. and 63O p. NJ.
Charleston at.....8 A. M........
Orangeburg at.....1.80 p. N. and II. SO T.. NJ.
Arrive at Columbia at..."6.2O p NJ. and S.22 A. NJ.
Do,en Freight.
Leave Orangeburg at...........- ...n.....10 A.. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston at..........-..... at 6.lOP. NJ
Up Freight.
Leave orangeb"rg at............. Lag p. NJ
Arrive Mt Columbia ut at....................63O p M
*This Is the only Passenger Train for Charleston
and Points below Branohvillc. For the Augusta
Road Passengers may take either Train.
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PROPOSALS.
CRoros AoUEDucr DEPARTMENT.
~ 10 CONTRACTORS.


prop ,as cach entofs.d vita the tue o.
The work 70 which relates the OF tbs bidder aud the
dste OF offering vii be received lis Office until IA O'Clock
A. % tuesday September ~, 1857 for the construction
81 the following sewers, 10 witt
Specification no SIN Rose street. between Frankfort
ard Jererr'n Etrcets
sreclncaon No; tln Third avenue between iists and
ilhh streets 10 second arruur between ii6h and 18th
streets N ll street. between Third avenue and Harlem
FOURTH nni fiith sycnse.
SPECIFICATION NO N.viE wllo street between Grand
ard jefferson streets
spcciheatcn No 1-B-.wsea fr,ly anh ard rfiy.sSh.s
nrsctsi SUD teNsen Lexington and Eighth svennes
Specification Nc e-ir tenth avcnue and West street
tvfen ie West rwefth street sni 0snscvocrs street
W ssah rsnue o.'ween JANE ard West Tweif,h streets
aus In Hudson street between Perry Hammond streets
spssa.ss,ioa Nc - Ehetveea Seventy faurth ana ssv
.sPsss;yaes,i9n NO unsnisbsa .e-sr. q FIfysecond
sTses ss'ion No so-in Esbysrs. street, between Soc
spsciGesiIoa No. lin rh,rs avenue from Eighty
avenn~.
Specification No N--Bewesr Seventy ninth and Eighty
s'shth streets and between Fourh and ffth avenues
fsnt fo the above can be and spscitcAtons ana
fsrss Tor bids obtained op Application q skis ones
rhonas srEvkNi 1 Vrc'on
.---- A. ErrrstrES, He&s1
Ss,.s. scrcs Aerspvcr DsrAsrssss, Sept 9 1877.
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A DELAIDE RIsTnRf SEASON 1878.
n UNITED STATES AND HAVANA.

eOle Lessee ann prector dhk "
Mr. Grau has the honor that by cable des
patch Intelligence received Of the departure OF
Madame Rstor and her dramatic pany BY thu general
transatlantic steamship Europe from Bres the Sls o
August and the s,fe return New York DO expected
about the nth inst
The of Madame Rs.o-rs dramatic representations
restricted In New York to ate and in Brooklyn 10 four
performances made already for
Madame Ristor performance in Boston. Philadelphia and
Baltimore previous IN her departure for Havsne.
THE SEASON WILL RE ISAUCURATKD-'
THyATRk FRANCAts. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IL, 1857
The sale Of for the OF nights will
mence for sub:crbes only on fhursday Sept H. at tn:
Theatre FTancas and Saturday, Sept. The aale of
for the drst three representations viii
the regular ticket oces which win be verti future
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LNRENCH THEATRE.
Z Mr.. VI I. BATEMAN has pleasure 10 stating tina. .
has taken this establishment for the entire except
Ina those nights reserved for the performances Of Nine
Rso with the design Of introducing for the first time IN
this country the world famous Operas Rous OF the well
known COMPOSER 0enbach To present charming
tertanment scceptaby he engaged while In Paris
plete of accomplished musical commedians, chorus
and musicians. who viii the steamer Atlantic from
Ravre abont the 10th inst
MILE. LUCILLE TOSrEE,
lady OF recognized musical and dramatic genius, leading
artistic OF The Bou6es Psennos, will make her cntroe In
the character of
IA GRANDE DUCHEssE DE GERoLsTETN.
Tuesday evening, Sept ~, the great opera OF
that performing Ia Paris and other continental
cities with heretofore but which
It's SPARKLING melodies admirable ochesration and irrsss
ably comic characters dialogues and Incidents have well
titled Il 10 achieve This will form the initial performa
Of Mr.. Ratemans SEASON. To render the mise ~
these charming complete Mr. Paeman has imported
entire wardrobe Of the most costly and elegant descrp
ton. made expressly by Paris costumer while and
scenery properties &C. being rapidly pre-
psrcd Subscribers wishing boxes respectfully Informed
that The books win be opened Tuesday Sept TO- the
French theatre Fourteenth street. 6rth avenue,
the usual places.
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