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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-09-07
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Tho Confederate Dead.
ny MISS 3. p. oHEHsBoRouun.

ny MISS 3. D. oHEBsBoRouuH,
Il would not exchange my dead son for any livinf
son In England"-Lo ARMoap. y
IA glory. shines Ger the regal South, :
And a crown on her queenly head,
And the fairest gems in her diadem
Are the deeds Of her royal dead. :kl.
I'd rather stand by these soldiers graves
And feel for the South they died,
Than hold my hand to living man,
And know that he turned aside.
When the billowy waves Of wars red tido
Swept Ger tho paths we trod,
And the clash of arms, and the battles cry
Went up to the throne of God.
I'd rather stand by these pallid forms
Great martyrs to Cause sublime
And know that twas Truth that led them on,
And Liborty's hand divine.
2 o, dead, gfieaat dead Of the Southern land! ,
-T'sS's stand with unveiled brow, > F'a'e4-
81 Aud lift my eyes to the eternal stars, sa's'
And feel ye're immortal now
have no tears for your honored graves,
No minor chaunt for your full,
I weave no wreath of tho Willows leaves,
But the brightest Of coronal.
And I'd crown ye kings, O, my royal dead
For royal fight ye made,
AS tho crimson light of tho battlefield
Flashed on each trcnchant blade.
I'm proud of the living, who battled WELL
Who fnt,Oht and a,,ffarad md b1cl
But my heart goes out with warmer clasp
For the royal and saintcd dead.
For they laid their all on our Southern shrine
And their last, bright gem was given,
AS they died with their feet to their country
foes,
And thoir eyes glancng upward to heaven
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The State of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. iai
In the Court of Common Pleas.
II. H. Jcnninga Jno. T. Jennings, vs. F. A. Wilcox
sen, A. E. Talmadge. .ts.sas
ATTACHMENT. -1i1"i
WHEREAS the Plaintiffs did on tho Goth day
w of May file their declaration against the De-
fcndants who as it is said) are absent from and
without the limits of this State and have neither
wives nor attorneys known within tho Same, upon
whom copy of said declaration may be served:
On motion Of Illusions & Legare, Plaintiffs Attorneys
it is ordered, that the said Defendants do appear
and plead to the said declaration on or before tho
22nd day of May. which will bc in the year of our
Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty
eight otherwise final and absolute Judgment win
then be given and awarded against them
j. F. ROBINSON,
May 20. 1867. Xxx jun c3mi &C Y.
The New York herald., 1867-03-13
STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

Mrszov-The Passlonist Fathers, OF the monastery,
West HoboEen, N j., commenced mission, on Sunday
last AT 81 Peters Roman Catholic church, New Brighton,
and win continue until the third Sunday In Lent the
o4h inst On tho 17th inst st. Parcks Day, It Is an
nounced there will be solemn high mass celebrated
deacon sub-deacon, master Of ceremonies thure AGO.
lytes torch bearers &C. gorgeous set Of vessments IN
gold cloth and raised silver work. recently imported from
Lyons France, will DO made uso Of for the hrst time,
and choir Of rs class artists will render the festival
Of unequaed grandeur as to cremnnas and sacred
music. in the annals OF Catholic worship on staten
Island Haydn's Mass No Ia the composition selected
Tho choir viii be under tho direction OF William
Pecber Of st. Peters church, Barclay street pane
conversion or the Irish 10 Christianity Their hth pcrse.
cu,ions the IRISH In America will be preached BY the
Rev. j. Il Courop. pastor OF st. Peter'a The solemn
high will begin at eleven O'Clock in the morning
precisely. The ST. Peters Mutual Benefit and Benevo-
lent Society," established number Of years Will appear
In procession on the occasion with new neat and ap.
propriate regala, green and gold e4
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7 < X A s
our NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.

Stage Attacked nv Indians near Fort Clarke
Capture of the Mail.
New ORLEANS, March ., 1867.
On the llth OF February last the stage from Fort
Clarke, Texas was attacked by Indians and the mail
captured About nfty Indians made the attempt, but
were kept at bay by the driver and passengers until
morning when the Indians reinforced to the nnm.
Der OF two hundred With the exception OF one Mexi
can who escaped all captured and driven on with
the stage What their fate has been mystery.
Outrnges ON the Freedmen-Order from
*A General GrIfln-Rec onstruction, &c.
GALVESTON. Texas, March IL. 1857
General Grimm has order saying that in con-
sequence Of repeated outrages and murders In Grsyson
county and the seeming unwiungness and ability OF the
civil officers 30 give protection citizens the opera
tons OF order No suspended In Grayson county,
and the subassstants Of the Frecdmcn's Bureau are
hereby directed to arrest all persons who are here
after may be charged with ths commission OF crimes and
offences against citizens refugees freedmen, In
where the civil authority has failed neglected Or been
unable 70 bring tho parties 70 trial. and detnn them In
confinement until such time proper judicial tribunal
shall be ready and willing TO try them General Griffin
also orders the use Of military force 10 enforce this order
whenever required.
Mr. Lamp, Private Secretary OF the Governor, has
gone 70 Washington 10 consult the President about re-
constructing the State!
The New York herald., 1867-03-13
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

THB CmcAoo TUNNEL. --On the night OF the tn parry
OF worknen walked through the tunnel under tho lake
70 tho crib and thcre opened the gates and let IN the
water. s proposed 10 pump out the water aier day
or two and see how the tunnel bears use.
Az Inos wkDpra Tho Detroit Free Pres, OF the sth
inst, says:-The iron hand OF the law got hold Of
world be seduccr under promise Of marrsage IN tnas
city, and linked him fast In holy bonds TO tho young
child nfrf tt
A CoNrRosrn OyrmED--The Rochester Advertiser
dem suggests that since the President and Senate can
not agreo on postmaster for Rochester, both parties
agree 10 accept Tor that oce 'Mrs w. b. Williams, the
widow OF an old and esteemed citizen; lady who nas
excellent business Qualities shown BY her msnase
ment for the last Ave years OF the affairs Of the soldiers
Aid Society, ~ well ~ in other wsysr
HuIupA-Joshua Doty, Of wayland N r., went out
on his farm, on The sh inst and cut his throat with
razor.
In FfAcHASrs DRLScro. In New Haven, ON saturdsy,
William Hogan nearly killed with an axe man named
Morris Shelds, whom he came upon while engaged IN
adultery with his wifA The wonap also vae wounded
slIghte,
The New York herald., 1867-03-13

been tried One hundred and fcrty-two OF the appca
tions were by females and eighy.one by malea The
proportion Of divorces applied for to marriage licenses
granted TO marriages made was one 70 eight One
divorce to eight marriages certainly indicates that
Is he who doesn't "take siockn in the matrimonial
lottery. feeet
An old and wealthy widowsr recently disappointed
number OF heirs who impatiently waiting for his
decease and the subsequent division Of the epoils
by marrying his housekeeper. The heirs were. Of
course indignant but the wife 10 about to present
token Of her affection to the old they keep rather
still
The State Board Of Agriculture have decided TO hold
October A4fs~ &
The New York herald., 1867-03-13


tne needy stranger no took upon himself TIE nm.
enyabe Responsibility Of making on rat For sao ~
ainenl OF enc ot his patornal uneas q,e sr,r 49,.
promptly paid and John Brown waxing hol 4, nj, 80
cess sra gnl"ay went 10 motel where he fpu.s hang
INC on peg great coat Of value With this bootv ana
MS 10 ne look an early train for this cy where he az
rived one day last week. Inforraatlon az ,ha your,
mans deserfon and his non-navs Exploits ar ~; ~
ding good bye TO bis vessel teeyr.phed IN This
city by those Interested, and after short se,@h dae
two Duscnbury who detailed to hunt him rn Torrd
him on Sunday ~ the American Club Hotel In lroad
way John Brown was sent back % the Hub on Monday
NOVEL RxMsDER- woman named Maria Niskin
living at No. S45 West Thirty nth street. entered
Seventh avenue car on Monday evening last and de-
posting upon one OF the seats male child abou. six.
months o.d left as quietly she had entered Tho
child brought 10 the Twentieth precinct station
house where the in search Of Il during the
night She alleged that she had left the child in the
to remind the conductor that he not only its father
but that he had forgotten to give her the means to sup
port IT,
AccrpEsrs.--Henry Foser, disticr, rssidingAt ass
Ninth avenue who passing through Thirtythird street
late on Monday night, severely injured BY being
struck in the mouth by overgrown boys throwing
a missile at him.
John Mnton, wood cngraver, giving his residence at
Crooks Hotel, was found early yesterday morning at
e5 East Broadway bleeding from nciscd scalp wound
Both the above were taken to the Bellevue Hospital
Matthew Prngie, while In the act OF running after an
Eighth avenue car early yesterday morning, slipped
and fell fracturing the cap Of his knee Hc was taken
by some friends 10 the New York Hospital
Joseph Acos fell yesterday at the Of Broad
way and Exchange place from his truck, fracurtng his
shoulder.
The New York herald., 1867-03-13

Speaker On noton rsosss Of ten minutes was takea
70 allow the members IN opportunity Of paying them
their respscta
The New York herald., 1867-03-13

RGrAIRISe THE 0LD HARLEM BarDGE.-During the past
wcck number Of worknen, under Mr.. Smith. have
been employed repairing the flooring Of tho northern end
OF the old Harlem bridge. which had become 30 dap
dated and unsafe that for several months the Fordham
horse have not been permitted 10 cross az formerly
They now, however, enabled TO run over and oe-
posit passengers At the proper terminus
SEIZURE or DIgnuERY. Deputy Collector Prince OF
the Ninth district yesterday seized the dsticry Of
Albert Heller OF sevcnte'h street and avenue A.
for alleged frauds on the revenue
FATAL AccDEsr on PrLor BoAr Hors NO Lon sun
day last fatal accident occurred on board tho pilot boat
Hone No 1. New York, while or Fire Island Robert
Murr.v a native OF Aberdeen, Scotland, while furng
tbs foresaL fell overheard and was drowned. The
vev,s vera instantly manned but Ia consequences Of the
darkness OF The night no trace Of the missnE man
could be discovered. t
4 youru PROM rms s'Hra"--A young man, aged
about nineteen years, named John Brown, some time
.,pce was placed in the United States schoolship where
his father thought he would be preserved from the
wicked ways Of young virtuous Boston hopefula Tne
Young man, however, proved 10 bc physically too large
and counting by ocisly nxed years. too old TO mngic
with the inmates Of the ship, and 20 made to enlist
the navy by his father Not finding Uncle Sans service
on bny wavo agreeable 70 his tastes he day took
French OF the vessel be had been transferred 10
and made hs way 70 Boston Arriving at that .'cen,re
OF civilization" and dndng that though tho
people were much given 70 charitable donations
toward the conversion cf the heather, they wero
not over dssrcus Of extsndlne . helping DOLLAR W
The New York herald., 1867-03-13

Of "Horse Linment,n "Yahoo Bittersn "Ready Reofs'
and "Pain Exractors and other qaaci, nledicineA
The New York herald., 1867-03-13

rrr sxvrvru UNrED SrArEs IsrAyrnY. From The
Seventh Irfantry Record published Msk Ansus,ine fla
1884, wc Ica, 10 wbio In state OF intoxicatlon. He waG
sb,,nsy temperate and the Record holds his case up
- sho reeimeni warning against even occasional IN.
SnS solIss in his possession, and probably MUIR
1srsd snr his money. Daniel OKane, OF the Seventh
s1v IL ne had served with the regiment twenty-five
vasrs Lieutenant h d. PattsTson's detachment which
hsd bccn stationed at Enterprise. ON tho st. Johpe
Augustine February IL The men had improved greatly
in nhv scsl condition
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-25
friday MORNING, OCIoBEEs rs.


We are not specially disappointed at
the result of yesterdays election in
Tins city. The circumstances of the
canvass all naturally Tended 10 defeat.
Ever since the decIination OF two OF
our candidates 1t WAS evident that the
contest was practically abandoned by
the Union people.
II looks now as If two-thirds OF our
vote had not been polled. The Demo-
cratic majority in the county may reach
500. AT this writing the country dis
tricts are not in. but their returns will
not materially affect the verdict of the
city.
The news from the State, so far re-
coiyed, shows diminished Union vote,
hut not enough so to endauger the gen
eral result. Brooke county has given
Democratic msjoritity. Last year
she gave some 40 or so the other way.
The vote OF Marshall appears light, but
We have no doubt that she is ali right.
II is impossible thus early to make any
estimate as to what the returns from
the State Will foot up.
We think 1T probable that Il generally
diminished vote has been polled i'll
nearly every county. The apathy APP
parent hereabouLs characterized, more
or les, the whole canvass throughout
the state. Somewhat OF this feeling is
TO b. accounted for from the fact that
we had no general ticket in the field.
There was therefore but little TO excite
the people. Next year 1t will be vastly
different. Then will come the tug OF
war over the Presidency and over ali
tho State officers.
Since something OF Il decline in party
zeal had apparently 10 take place, ii
was better that it should occur now
The State Of Ohio gave 5000 Of a Dem
ocratic majority i'll IsG2. Next year il
rolled up 600 majority FOR old John
Brough. Why may Ohio county, hel
nnuIesake, not experience the sam,
sort of a revolution?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-25
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-25
FRI.HEEkLY EDITION.

,usLGsHED EvERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
ASD SATURDAY.
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Cause for Feeling Wen.

rum Htt -LbAAtAOit : " aA"l SblAfft
On meeting one of our Dane County
farmers the other day, who was bearing
very smiling countenance, we sug-
gested that he looked happy, and that
farmers had occasion for such looks
this year.
Yes" said he, 1--WE have. ur'crops
have been excellent, prices are good,
and the weather for threshing and mar
keting our grain could not be better.
And,'' said he, 81 have occasion to feel
remarkably well. About year ago
bought small farm, Tor which / paid
s. 600; during the present season my
crops have realized me net profit OF
81. 900, and have been offered 81 900 for
my farm. Making $1,000 n year on a
small farm satisfies me pretty well"
We should say it was a fair business.
But this is no uncommon case. 1t is
only fair specimen of the condition OF
our farmers the present year. They
have all done well; and all are happy
who know how to enjoy life. The
State was never in so prosperous a
condition as at present; the people are
well of; the struggles of settling in a
new country are passed, and all are in
dependent, happy and contented.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-25

A VOTING MACHINE is one OF the in
ventions of the nineteenth century, and
a patent for it has been applied for at
Washington. The machine invented is
intended TO facilitate the taking OF the
yeas aud nays in public bodies. By
an arrangement of wires similar to that
of the hotel annunciator, connecting
the desks of the members of deliber-
ative body with the voting apparatus,
members are enabled TO vote all at once,
aud, after n moments time allowed for
Il change OF vote by any member who
may desire 1t, the result, that is the IN
dividual vote OF each member, together
with the aggregates respectively of the
yeas and nRys-is plainly shown on
the dial plates. simultaneously with
the summarized result, the name of
each member voting is printed. This
machine is soon to have public trial
in the chant OF the Washington
Common Council. If it succeeds il
will ben death-kuelI TO the Legislative
dodge OF killing time by calling for the
yeas and nays.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-25
PRoMNERARK. oHIn.
ChnrncteristIcS speech by SIr. VaiIan-
digham--rhe Democracy JubIIanI,

opeeidE 70 us Sute1HIbtAt COhtDtcTclU.
NEWARK, o., Oct. 23.-Vallandigham
arrived here to-day, and addressed a
crowd in the Court House square this
evening. Hegloried over the result OF
the late election; congratulated his
hearers on escaping the terrible conse-
quences incident to negro suffrage, such
as anarchy. bloodshed, and general
war OF races; battered the White
Boys in Blue, who voted the Cop
perhead ticket; pledged himself to
honor u draft made on him, through
John Follett, il any one would produce
a vote given by him in Congress against
soldiers interest, pay or pension; re-
ferred in terms of exultation to his ex-
patriation, and promised to make a
speech worthy of him at Mount Yer
non, on tomorrow, that being the
place from which he may be said to
have started South at Uncle Sans ex-
pense.
All who listened 10 him were dis
gusted with his egotism, and disap-
pointed in his weak. insipid effort.
He was followed by T. j. Kinny, OF
Ashland, and some other pop-guns.
The Democracy of Newark are to-
night quite iubilant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-25

The FinRnces..-SpecIe Payments.
The forthcoming message of the Pres
ident and the annual report of the Sec
retury Of the Treasury, are beginning
to stimulate conjecture. The Secretary,
the Tribune tells us it has good reason
TO believe
"will be very posiiiye.upon the me-
cessity of an early resumption of specie
payments. All appeals by intiationists
Tor suspension OF the present smhll
monthly contraction Mr.. McCnitOch
disTeERrds, and expresses the convic-
ton that the national credit, and the
permanent welfare OF the people, Will
be most benefited by steadily pressing
toward specie. To full resumption by
the Treasury there is no impeachment
but theT 80 notes, which will pass into
long bonds about as fast as they can
he printed and exchanged. When
these are out of she way, and
the United States notes become the
only obligation upon tho Treasury re-
deemuble in gold texCept interest on
the tancIed debit the Government can
resume, and Its citizens must follow.
This fact ir u terror to iHsolvent debt
0ra, and To II large class of people who
have OYsTtTaded, but 10 the lnOorer of
the country it Is the signal for an era
of prosperity having NO parallel in the
past. VIA Sut iSASN '+iS : tN'
gold, new and permanent sources OF
prosperity Will he opened. more lands
be cultivated, more factories establish
ed, more mines opened, and On enur-
NOUS increase be made to real
estate in the form OF new build
ings of all kinds. With labor and
materials at their present high cost, no
prudent man improves real estate
largely, nor makes any long engage
men,, h ON the simple Idct that reSIunP-
ton iciN 1Hi investments made upon
present UdiHes rGduced f,tU oHe-thfI'd ia
price. The condition of the business of
the country in all departments is such,
that prompt resumption is the shortest
and most certain euro for the evils
under which people are struggling.
With IA sound currency, businss in all
directions would assume fresh activity,
and confidence take the place of exist
ing uncertainty as to the future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-25

ST. LOUIS is very Jealous of Chicago.
The st. Louis papers charge that the
Chicago directors of the Illinois Central
Railroad instruct their conductors to
announce to all passengers that fear
full cholera season, carrying Off six hum
dred people day, is in progress in St.
Louis. This is done, they say, to at
tract trade to Chicago, and is called
'competition.n
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German Turner's Assassination.

tn a MEETING OF THE TURNER'S
l Association. on the I'D inst, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That our heartfelt thanks are
due the ladies' who on the evening OF the
9th inst. canEed Us such an agreeable sur
prise by presenting 10 the society magnln-
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Resolved That the we vote OF thank :, a.
EmaIl Iuken.of our gratitude, DO published
in all the city pHpers. By order OF the THr'
ne aca5 1soelA''on' TIE sECRHr AIRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-25

IN Nashville, meeting is to be held
this week of the managers of all the
railroads centering in that city, to con-
slider the proPriety of establishing a
great union pepot for the reception and
transfer OF all passengerseand freight.
These union depots are great Conve-
niences to railroad passengers and
freight shippers.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-25

AN Euglishmen, who is fond of
hunting up legal statistics, says that
England contains one lawyer to every
l, 24O inhabitants; France one to every
1870, aud Prussia, one TO every Il, 600.
This he regards as one of the secrets OF
Prussia's prosperity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-25

MANY of the Catholic priests and
other clergy of New Orleans, have
died of the yellow fever this summer.
The New Orleans Tunes speaks enthu-
siastically of the zeal they show In full
filling the painful duties imposed upon
them in ministering TO the spiritual
wants of the sick and dying. -.-.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-25

THE Yicksburg merchants are re-
ported to DE getting seriously alarmed
lest the canal made during the war, to
assist in the capture of the placs,
should really become the channel of
the Mississippi, thus making Vicks-
burg an inland city.