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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-03-09

thief, robber, william, woman insulter he is
charged with being-ho, never covered the
fingers of beauty with stolen diamond rings
-hc never made an ass of himself, and wrote
it over his own signaturc-hc neversis troubled
by editors Of obscure papers-but he is good
and pure Christian, of the order of New Eng
land Puritarsm, and deserving this public re-
traction, us he will be of the kind notices he
will receive in the La Crosse Democrat, us
publish from week to week accounts Of his
stealing in the South, to be written by his Sill
cred admrcr,
"BRICK" POMEROY.
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Domestic drama :-Sccnc L. Mother in the
cellar splitting wood; Scene 2. Daughter in
the parlor singing to Clarence Fitz Noodle the
pathetic ballad of Who will care for Mother
now 2"
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A surgical journal speaks of man who lived
five years with a ball nhis head. JobSquircs
says lie has known ladies to live twice as long
with nothing but balls in their heads
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COMMISSIONERS SAL ES,
Daniel Frederick, ct nj
Bill for partition and
account, md to settle
boundary.

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vs. account mid to settle
Lark o'Nealet al boundary
BY virtue Of Decretal Order in this case will sell
on Monday, the 1th day of March ncxt, between
the legal hours, at Orangeburg Court House, the
following real estate, to wit. "a
l. Two tracts of Land, consisting Of 430 acres
more or less, and the other consisting OF G5 acres
more or less, the whole bounded, northby lnnds of
Nebecca Shucr. and DR.. o. N. Bowman, enst by
lands of DIR. o. n Bowman, south by lands of John.
5. Bowman, John MILESTONE and Mrs. s. NJ. Frcde-
rick, and west by lands of John Milestone.
z. Ono tract of Swamp Land consisting of 374
acres, more or less, bounded on the north by lands
of Mrs Il. Shulcr, cast, south and west by lands Of
John Milestone. re
! B. ORc tract of Swamp Land, consisting Of 24y
acres, more less bounded north by lands of Mrs
H. Shulcr, east by lands of DR.. o. N. Bowman south
ny lands of NJ. Robinson, and west by North Edisto
River.
The above tracts being the portions of tho estate
Of Peter Frederick, Sr laid off to his daughter tho
late Rachel Russell, afterwards Mrs. Rachel ONeal
T. One trnctsof Swamp Land, consisting of 231
acres, more or less, bounded north by lands of --
Rowe, south by lands Of John 8. Bowman. and west
by Edisto River. Bcngra tract conveyed to slrs.
Rachel O'Nei,l by the heirs of William D. Hill, de-
ceased.
S. One tract of Land containing 157 acres, moro
or less, bounded north by lands of John Milestone
and Mrs S. NJ. Frederick, east By lands Of John s.
bowman, south by lands of Mrs. S. NJ. Frederick
aud west by lands of - Rowe
TERMS SALE.
Onc-third cast; the balance on n credit of ono
and two years the purchaser to give bond will, ap
proved aurctics and mortgage Of the premises to &C.
cure the payment of the purchase money, and to
pay for papers and revenue stamps.
commissioners Office, V. d. v. JAMESON
February 18, 1867. Commissioners.
feb 23 q /.
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For making ice cream: "Pick out the pref
ticst girl you can sec stir gently into the corner
and ask her to give you a kiss: you soon have
nico cream"
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II. d. Stewart, ct. ux.
For Partition.
4. Il. NIillllousc. CT al.

lsy virtue of dccrctn order made in this cause.
VIII sell at Orangcburg Court House, on Monday
the lth day of March next the following nlonto
tion or parcel of land, lying and being in the Dis
trict Of Orangcburg, and belonging the Estate of
james Milll'eus. deceased. containing on thousand
acres more or less. and bounded north by lands of
Mrs. Bocn AMI Kennedy. east by lands of David
.aniison. south by lands of John Pierson and west
by lands of Mrs. Bollcn
CONDITIONS.
Cash sufficient to dcfray the expenses of the pro-
ccedinss in specie or it's equivalent in currency
The balance credit OF one two and three years
purchaser to give bond bearing interest from day of
sale with two good sufficient surctics and mort
gage OF the premises to secure the purchase money
Also. to pay cas! for papers and revenue stamps
j. PATTERSON
Commissioner
commissioners Office Barnwc Court House, S..
c.. Feb. l2 1867 v Ia
feb 23 ~ ~
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A lcveller, Pcrcciving two crows flying side
by side said, cay, that is just how it should
bo; 1 hate to see ono crow over another"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14
&c - work.

The result of the late State election ID not on
ly Al Gstohisher to the Democracy, bat It has
opened the eyes Of Union men 70 the fact that
their party defeated itself. Trinity claims no
credit in connection with the defeat, It L. true,
but the result, We 6nd, has discouraging eject
on some of the hitherto most ardent men Of the
party. This is wrong The Union men of this
county have the prestige Of victory to stimulate
them TO still greater effort in the approaching
battle, and we want to see them 60 to work with
will, and show the balance of the State that
the victory can be repeated.
On the 18th Of next month we are to vote for
Justice Of the Supreme Court, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, County Judge and Justices Of
the Peace. John Currey, John SWEET and A. J.
Felter are to BE- standard bearers 10 that con-
test for the three leading positions. All are ct
men for the places, and We hope TO see a general
rally Of Union men to their support on Judicial
Election day. The Democracy acknowledge that
no reasonable exception can be taken to any act
in Currey's past judicial career they know that
during his term of four years John SWEET has
brought the Public School system in California
up to a standard unexcelled BY any State in the
Union, and they further know and acknowledge
that A. J. Felter is in every particular better t-
ted and qualified for the position of County
Judge of Trinity than his opponent. The lesson
of the past is before US Victory is certain if
Uuion men do their duty
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

THE following complimentary notice of a gen
tleman who was for many years a resident Of
Trinity county, is taken from Johnstown,
Penn, paper
Among the members of the Legislature Of
Tennessee elected on Thursday of last week is
Colonel VIM. F. Prosser, who resides farm
in the immediate vicinity of Nashville. Colonel
Prosser is Johnstown boy. whe went to Cali.
fornia, overland, nearly fifteen years ago, re-
turned after many years residence there and
went through the war for the Union. closing his
honorable service as colonel Of a Tennessee regi-
ment. He became Tennessee farmer after the
war, and now is honored by his neighbors BY
being chosen their representative in the Legisla.
ture. He sends US a copy of really excellent
speech which he delivered at Nashville on the
18th of July. 1t is a scathing indictment of the
authors and apologists of the Rebellion. May
higher houors await the enterprising Colonel II
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

"WE have before US another important cleo
ton in the choice of a Supreme Judge in the
place of Judge Currey, and Superintendent of
Public Instruction in the place of John SWEET.
Both of the gentlemen have been renominated for
the position named, and both should be tr-
umphantly re-elected-and both can be if the
proper steps are taken to secure that end. There
is not the slightest objection to either of these
names. Both have been tried and found faithful
| to every trust reposed in them, and the people
with unanimity should come up to the work and
thus insure beyond peradventure the elevation
| of these men. The Importance of the election
| of Currey and SWEET is equal, the one being
charged, in common with his colleagues with the
judicial purity of the State, the other bearing
the great responsibility of carrying out that great
| system of public school education inaugurated by
him, and which thus far he has elucidated to the
utmost satisfaction of every parent. The deftat
of these gentlemen would indeed be public
calamity, and We earnestly entreat Union men
throughout the State to wake up from the apathy
into which they have fallen and endeavor to re-
store, as far as they can, in the choice Of Currey
and SWEET, that prestige which the party has
been unfortunately deprived Of.
So argues the San Francisco Spirit Of the 7sme',
and We trust that Union men will profit by the
argument. If the Union nominees to be voted for
at the Judicial election defeated, it will be
the fault Of Union men alone. Let every voter
who is identified with the Union party see tha,
his name is on the precinct poll list by the 10th
of September, and when election day comes raj.
ly every voter. The nominees for the position:
of Supreme Judge and Superintendent of Public
Instruction tried and worthy men, and polit
icaly speaking unobjectionable to the great mas:
of Democrats. Both these nominees should re-
ceive 200 majority in Trinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

Medical Advice.-DR WM. X. DpHER1r's Medicai ana
Surgical Institute becoming sine non to the welfare
health Of citizens and his rapidly spea
ding reputation although excite surprise but the
the natural effect Of such
cause personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had chronic disease and who had
ken advantage every available means that promised
lief until they called DR. DoHEgIr
incredibly short of time has given them
relief 1t gratifying this fact because the
gentleman who seeks not by defamation Of othes
establish his reputation. the superstuctuc OF
his upon the ruin Of anothers fame The Doctor con-
ducts his Institute in such manner that must be gratifying
all his patients He examines advises and recommends
without charge and the patient after hearing his for
accept reject at pleasure In does
make a charge unless he effects This he
able do because he feels the confidence which long
perience has given aud doubt the consolation which
that confidence Persons afflicted with either
chronic disease would do we'll consult the Doctor
do harm for consultation he asks
e insist obedience his advice unless
the patient places himself under his His offices
Sacramento street opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's ofhce.-Sin Francisco NeUs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

THE Loolc or MERCY. - Let her who hal
sinned creep timerously and tremblingly up to
the mercy-seat of just and avenging God, fol
there she may find mercy and peace let heI
speak to the children at play, run her fingers
through their sunny curls, and wish herself a:
innocent as they let her lie down to rest by the
Fshe-wolf's den, for it may be that the image ol
God will make the wild beast pitiful but lie,
her not ask for pity at her sisters door, with
ashes on her brow, and the sharp fangs of con.
science gnawing at her hearts life-for there
will come the answer, Peace be with you go
henc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

Nosr IN TRIsIrY.-The State Superintendent
of Public Instruction requests all county Super
intendents to make special report concerning
any district having more than 100 children, and
taxable property assessed at over 5000, 900,
which failed, during last year, to keep free
school FIVE months. By section l0l the State
superintendent is requested to make deduction
OF twenty-hv per cent. from the State appor-
tionment due to such districts, and he desires to
have specific statements on which to base his ac-
tion. The law is mandatory, and does not au.
thorize the State Superintendent. to make any
exceptions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

CHAs. WEsrxoRELAND.-Referr to the ZEAL
Gus part taken by that gentleman in the recent
canvass in Humboldt county, the Timer says -
/" Under his leadership the campaign has been
made and the battle fought. The Union men of
the county listened to his earnest and eloquent
appeals, and boldly and nobly buckled on their
armor in behalf of the whole Union ticket. The
verdict of the people has been Overwhelmingly
in his favor, and in favor of the whole Union
State and county tickets. In this we Of course
would not detract in the least from the eloquent
and telling efforts of Messrs. Hanna, Knight and
others, during the campaign, but say what we
do as an act of justice to Mr.. Westmoreland."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

BrRr the few that were killed, speedily-heal
the wounded - collect the s,ragglers-and, as
rnii. Sheridan said when be met his retresting
troops, fright about forward! and We will
whip the enemy out of their boots before night -
The above remark Of the San Francico Times
is addressed to Union men. The Judicial elec-
s'on is close at hand. That is the occasion on
which we are expected to "whip the enemy out
OF their boots" Be up and doing, and it will
be So
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14
9eaths:

Suddenly, at Hay Fork, September 9th, RALPH
N. ALLEN, native of New York, aged 27 years,
months and ls days.
lin the death of Ma. ALLrs our people are call
ed upon to mourn the loss of most estimable
citizen. A residence of nearly eight years here
had endeared him to all for his manly qualities,
untlring industry and upright department. De-
ceased was born in Catsaraugus county, N. Y. !;
came to California from McHenry county, Illi-
nois, in 1859, in company With his brother, the
present District Attorney of Triuity, and has
since resided in this county. A wife, child, sis.
ter, brother and other relatives here mourn hi,
early death, and the sudden dispensation of Prov
idence will fall heavily on his aged parents in
'ar-oh Illinois. May He who doeth all tbinos
~eli support them in their great afaiction.1
suddenly, near Douglas City, September 9th.
ANros hEcKER, native Of Prussia, aged Al
years. Deceased was buried near his late resi-
oence on the 10th inst, BY the " Douglas City
Hnes'" OF which Company he was member.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

NEvADA-That populous, and heretofore strong
Union county, behaved strangely in the late
election. The Official returns show that Haight
received LOT majority, while the entire Union
Legislative ticket, and county ticket, with the
exception Of District Attorney and Treasurer,
were elected. We pause . moment to wonder
whether Haight could have carried Nevada
county over any other Gubernstorisl candidate
than Gorham7
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

GLORIOUS News FROM HUxBoLDr.-Humboldt
county has done nobly, and we are glad to know
that just such people elbow us to coastward.
The fact is, Humboldt county, which two years
ago gave less than 100 Union majority, now
gives, with voting population OF only l,l5o,
majorities ranging from 220 to $50. The ma jor
ity on the county ticket will not vary much from
the latter figures. Murch is chosen Senator over
Sewer Westmoreland Assemblyman over Beth
John A. Watson formerly of Trinity Clerk, and
W. s. Barnum Sheriff. Hurrah for Humboldt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14
Speeial 9utiees.
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-poR n. SPEEDY cgRI Or
fsteymitent Ever or Fever and A0e, Rsm'fe"s <srsr'
Durb Asse Periodical Headache. OF Bilious Aeddaens'
and Bilious Fsvers i~derd for the ~hols class o. D''eo
,es originating Biiary Deran0eme' caused oy 1'e
Ndlaria of kdsmafic Countries.
NO ONE REMEDY IS LOUDER CALL
~ ed for by the necessities Of the American
peopIe than q sure and safe cure for Fever
y and Agus Such are now enabled 70 or
::;:; !: 6: :: 4: $
from its use in any quantity:
That which protects from prevents ths diso!ueI
- ,mr.nss service In the communities where II prevan-
nf 1. better than for the patient escapes .ns
,.k hch he must violent attacks Of this o
ue from the and prevents the devc1oPmens
the disease II taken the hrst approach OF ts
II In not only the best remedy yet r
This class Of complaints but also the cheaPeet. ing
s .nnpiy for dollar brings within the reach o
and in bilious districts where F.vss AND Aocs
. .y.rybody should and It freely both for
rnr. and prevention. great superiority OF tn eeoy
over .ny other discovered for the speedy ano
~ that contains no ounine or MIN
produces no Qunism 0r othet
r,. hsteyer upon the constitution. Those cured ey
ian A. healthy they had never hsd the oease
Y.yer and Aeue is alone the consequence OF tne
matte poison great variety Of disorders arise rom ~ E
ritaton among which neuralgia rheumatsm eoa ,
.ch. hndness touthsche, earache catarrh asthma
t.t;on nainuI section the spleen hystercs pain %
h.i. coc naralysis and arrangement OF the homscn Az
Of which when originating In this cause put on the
mittent type become periodical inns ~ III .,;r:
noi,n from the blood and consequently cures tnem ai
Prenared by j. c. AVER Co.. Lowell Mass ana soio ~
NJ OBERDEENER Heaverville. and Druggis.s
CRANE BRIGHAM, San Francisco, whoiesaie AHe"'' .
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14
THE CALIFORNIA STATE ELEcTIoN,-
1907.


Oh state Of golden promise, 10 this
What We have waited for - long l. Iris
rhs ysa, aaswse Of thy loyal hearti
Alas alas I bright California.
Thou hast not done thy duty, or throughout
Thy length and breadth to-day, the blatant soend
OF wrong triumphant would not pain our
Rsvel profanity and drunkenness,
To celebrate the shameful reign Of Wrongi
Down on thy knees, fair State, before the world,
And crave Its pardon for thy rscreency,-
Then sst to work to right thy sad mistaksi
Our banner trails awhs-but those true hands
Which held It mp 90 vsliently In war,
Must lend their spirit-aid to lift II nowi
O. glorious men, II ye looking down
From calmer nights tumultuous strife,
How must 70 burn and glow with indignation
That 70 hsvs given your lives much In vain,-
That your live brothers could not throw aside
Party and creed, and faction, for awhile,
And prove themselves true kinsmsn Of the dssdi
Great deadl who sleep BY many . mountain path
And purling stream, as sweet meath the shade
OF marble monuments, BY patriots reared
Yes! Freedoms friends. and man's ssd to-day
For Thee. O sunny California
But round thy brow there yet shall bloom . wreath
More fragrant for this Upas-bight Of death
Thy fair hands shall not droop, thy destiny
IL upward, onward, till thy foot shall rest
On Trsason's neck, crushing its fostering liss
And from Its ruins, ne'er to Be revived,
Shall spring such hate Of all Its horrid forms
That men will almost bless the sliu,y hand
1hs, rested on them for . little while,
And woke them up to duty showed them how
To rise above the ruinous bonds that bound
so long In party ehains,-to work alone
To place true men 10 Powers high places.
Yes! grand will be the time when such men guide
Our Nations destinies, and I'LL her halle
Tho open-browed. the honest. manly-eyed,
Who rule themselves, and nt to rule
4. X. Ii. YApxI.
TnxIsr CrxrrR Cal, September, 1867.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

Arn Importation rag, fro the Mediterranean 0o''
from Brasil and other commodities from the tropics known
bring the germs Of disease chsy ssvsr which are
tmes very sictns and fatal Arms AsuE Crns sem1s.e.
the Liver 70 these germs from the system
ally Il does the miasmatie polsnn Of our AEne
Consequently affords invaluable protection 70
and others whose occupations expose them to these
infections and We hope render them vauape ser
vice giving them this nformatioa-NeW York DsseteA
"JAcK GREENWOOD" will receive our atten-
tion next week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

GoISo AND CoNXo.-M. Williams and Abe
Lofman are in San Francisco, buying Fall and
Winter stocks for their respective establishments
Mr.. Chas. McCreary, one of the early residents of
Trinity county, and now proprietor Of the Tema-
ma Mill, was here this week, negotiating q sup
ply of -four for this market John Martin has
gone to Red Bluff for weeks leisure. Neill
Dougherty, one Of the pioneers of weaverviile,
started for his old home in Illinois Tuesday
morning. Adam Burger has gone to San Fran
cisco to see city sights for a month. F. B. ST.
mond. Esq. one of the early settlers of Trinity,
with his family, started for Humboldt county
this week intending to locate there. He was ac-
companied by Geo. Williams and VIM. s. Low
den. The latter goes to secure the contract for
completing the wagon road from Humboldt to
Mendociuo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

CELEBRATED THEIR VIcToRY.-The rejuvenated
Democracy recovered sufficiently from their as
tonshment at the result of the election to FIRE a
thirty-s1 gun salute on the evening of the 9Th.
Besides the powder considerable amount of
pitch-pine was consumed along Main street, i'm
pregnating the atmosphere with substance
which would have made good -" .ck Republi-
cans" of them all, in appearance. had they not
so faithfully hovered round the retreats "
which Nasby tells of. 1t was not q very enthusi-
astic demon stration.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

PLunAs County, contrary to the expectations
of some of our Democratic friends, gives Cor
ham about 100 majority, and the whole Union
couuty ticket 10 elected. Good for Plumas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

All Union men who are favorable to the Or
ganization of Grant Club, are requested to
meet at the hall in the rear of the JOURNAL Of
fee, on Sunday afternoon, September 22d, at 2
O'Clock. The necessity Of thorough organiza-
ton of the party is generally acknowledged.
Similar organizations are being perfected in
every city and town in the State. Let the Union
men of Trinity initiate the good example.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

GLAD OF live are pleased to learn that j.
J. Green, Of Marin, has been triumphantly
elected as Senator rom the District composed of
Contra Costa and Marin counties. He has l7s
majority in the latter county. Green is one OF
the most unfiuching Unionists in the State, and
will insist on being heard at the next session OF
the Senate, which, from present appearances,
will contain q majority Of the other kind.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14
TRl WEEKLY EXPRESS
wEAvERvILLE and SHASTA.

wEAvERvILLE and SHASTA.
EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, UNTIL
l. further notice, the undersigned will carry
Tri-Weekly Express between the above points,
and will promptly attend to all orders, which,
to insure attention, should be left ut John Mar
tins office, where all Express packages and let
tiers will be delivered on arrival Of the Stage.
GRANT l. TAGGART.
Weavsrville, August 2a, 1867. 33:to. j..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

We have received the 6rst number of the State
Fair Gazette, published by H. S. Crocker Co.,
and devoted to the interests Of those who attend
the State Fair. 1t is very handy for reference !;
will be published daily as long as the Fair lasts.
We rather give David" the credit of editing
the Gazette, because that parsonage gives notice
that all who may become offended at the tone of
the editorials will be referred to big Harry
Croker. boss Of the Gazette concern. "-David -
was never known to fight anything but Billy
Siddons' tumblers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

The telegraph reports a serious ARRAY on board
the ship Fearless, which arrived At San Francis
CO on Monday last. The second mate, named
Guptill, shot the first mate, named Eswell, while
lying in his birth. The murdered man was "a
tive of Maine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

UNDER date Of August 9th our old fellow cit
izen and friend, C. W. Durkee, writes us from
Express Ranch, Oregon, where he lives and we
trust, thrives. He hoped, at the time of writing,
for the success of every man nominated by the
Union party Of this State, and we know it will
be n sad disappointment to him to read that our
people have given it over to Democratic rule.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

HuRRAH FOR DUrcH FLAT THAT precinct in
Placer county rolled up handsome majority for
the Union ticket. Boust, Of the Enquirer, de-
serves q good share Of credit for the victory.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

READ the appropriate and prophetic poem from
the pen of Mas. FADEa, which we publish to-day.
1t has the right ring, and is well worthy the &C.
compished and patriotic authoress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

FoR STATE PRISrER.-The vote in San Fran
cisco stood as follows :-Gelwicks, 1881; Nc
Carthy, 4,479: Jefferis, $40. Mccarthy is re-
ported to be about 200 votes behind his ticket.