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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-06
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Appointments.

@ Presbyterian,
V1LhAuE-.4Rsv. A. F. DICKSON, every Sabbath at
liza. NJ. and4P. nj,
Lecture every Thursday at II P. NJ.
Episcopol
V1LLAoE-RBv. Styles MEIL1onAMr, every other
Sabbath morning and afternoon.
sf5 Lutheran.
Rev. W. A. Houck-At Trinity 1st and Sd Sun
days. :,
- REV P. DEnn1cK-At st. Matthews 1st aud Sd
Sundays At Lebanon I'd and 4th Sundays
~, - Baptist.
Nv- YILLAaE--REv. Dn. I. d. DURHAM. 20. Sunday of
~ each month at 2. NJ. and 81 Sunday Of month";
j at II a. NJ. and p. NJ.
REV Dn. 1. D. DunnAn-At -Four Holes, 1st Sun
day of each month.
REV, r. ]. EpwARDs-At Poke Swamp School
House, 1st Sunday of each month. Branchvlc, Cd
Sunday in each month Santcc, 4th Sunday of each
month.
REV. w. F. CMArLrN-At Ebcnczcr, 1st Sunday of
each month. Canaan, Sd Sunday of each month
Bull Swamp, 4h Sunday of each month.
REV. D. F. SrIoNEn-At Antioch, 2d and 4th Sum
days (morning.) Corinth, 2d and 18th Sundays (af-
:, tcrnoon.)
, REV. w. J. SNlDEu-.lt Glcngary School House,
1st and Sd Sundays Santcc, (colorcd Sunday
7School), Cd and 4th Sundays.
: Methodist -Amointments for Orongcbu'y Dis
\ @Nf' t'ict, S. G. Conference, 1a Quarter.
Branchyillc Circuit, at Sarlis March 10th and
18th.
. II St. Matthews Circuit at Shady Grove, March
28d and oath.
=" Eastern Orange at Shiloh, March 3oh and a1st
a. NJ. CIIRlETZBERG, p f.
.. vnLAGr-Rrv. W. G. Conner, every Sabbath at
IL a. NJ
= REV. W. G. CoSSEn-At Prospect, LIST and Sd Sun
days (aftcrnoon) Zion, 2d and 4th Sundays (aftcr-
moon.
REV. JonS ISAnISEr-At Calvary, 1st Sunday in
seach month. Trinity I'd Sunday i'll each month.
nay" will be glad TO complete this list and re-
spcctfully invite the Ccrgymcn of various dcnomi-
nations to send i'll their appointments, and they will
be inserted with pleasure among the above.
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and steamboat company with case of cholera
ON board.
Dignifcd Mcn-A midshipman on quarter
deck, n chitin country town, n school commit
tee on examination day, dry goods clerks, and
beginners in law.
Prosecuted Pcoplc-Wo oman, by that tyrant
man, boys by their parents and teachers, and all
poor people, by society at large
Unhappy Pcoplc-Old bachelors and old
maids.
Ambitious Chaps-Thc writer who pays the
magazine for inserting his communication the
politician who quits his party because he cannot
get into office, and the boy who expects to be
President.
Humble Persons-Thc husband who does
his wfcs churning, the wife who blacks her
husbands boots, and the man who thinks you
do him much honor.
Mean Pcoplc-Tho pan who kicks people
when they arc dcwn, and the subscriber who
refuses to pay for his paper.
Sensible Peoplc-You and 1.
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TAX NOTICE
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF ORANGE
PARISH.
PARISH

IAlslSd.
r WILL ATTEND ON THE FOLLOWING DAYS,
j. ut the following places, to Assess and Receive Re-
turns of Taxable property and all othcr returns, in
Guiding Cnpitntion, as required by law:
On Monday April /, Mt Fcldcrs.
&c Tucs,lny, .' 2, Four Holes
t Wednesday,, '' 3, &c .Jamison's
&c Thursday, \" d. Z" Elliotts
'' Friday, I" s. 90 Xcgcru.
{. Saturday, Z" g. " Bull Swamp.
Monday, 8, I" Gleaton's
&c Tuesday, {. g. " Browns.
GO Wednesday, 10, /" Tylcrs.
&c Thursday, II, 6. Rorics'.
90 Friday, " II, Corbittsyillc
{. Saturday. 13, Z" Eastcrlin's Mill.
Sc Court week, " Is to Goth at Orangcburg
Monday, April 20, at Cedar Grove.
&C Tuesday. 30 {. Rowc's Pump.
&C Wcly Thursday May & > :,,nchvillc
will also attend at 0rngehurg daily, during the
wceck ending May II, when the General Tax Books
will DC closed and those failing; make returns will
be Double Taxed.
The following is list of Taxable Property, Re
turns Sc: Lands. Lots and Buildings. Articles
manufactured III this State, return to be made by
manufactures Srri,uous Liquors lnntc and sold.
Buggics Carriages, Gold and Silver Plate, Watches
,'cwclry and Pianos Professions, Employmcns. &C.,
including Newspapers, Insurance, Express and Tcle-
graph Companies, Photographers, Incomes from
Salaries Rents, Interests &c. Saw. Flour and Grist
Mills. Hotels. Restaurants Butchers, Billiard Tables
"nl i}ar-Roans Ferries, Public Hacks Drays and
Baggage Wagons. Dogs except one for each Plan
taton inhabited Lot in Town or Village II Capt.
tatcn Tax on all Males between the ages of twenty
aud fifty, and oil all Sales of Goods, Wares and
Merchandise made from he 1+ day of January,
1865, to ls day Of January 1867. and from ls day
Of january, 1867. to ls day Of January. 1868.
Cotton Ginncl Toll is taxed 500 Oh every
Hundred Dollars
Returns of Sri.ituous Liquors and Of Goods
Wares and Merchandise sold since is January,
1867. will 10 made Tor the Quarter ending with
March mn,l paid at the expiration OF each Quarter.
The final Returns of the Quarterly Tax will be
taken during Court Week ut Orangcnurg: 100 :.c
Books will be closed OIL tlc Goth OF April.
Every Employer will make Returns Of the names
OF all Persons lat are employed by him.
.,l Returns Of Property will ic ma.lc in person
AMI under Oath, AMI paid in the DS,rc, where the
Property is located. and n" returns will be received
by mail otherwise, unless .,,orn to according to
law.
Taxes will be nsi'l only in t,oi mud Silver coin,
United States Treasury Notes, notes declared to
be a. legal tender by the Government OF the United
States or notes of National Banks. or the bills re
ccy"hlc OF this State. orpay certificates Of Jurors
and Constablcs for attendance :hs Courts.
I>j5' Residents of the Town of Oraiipclurg arc
requested to make their Quar.erly AMI General Re
turns on Wednesday and Thursday of Court Week
T. ". FAiREY,
Assessor an! Tax Collector Of Orange Parish.
:..r q III ,
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T WILL ATTEND ON THE FOLLOWING DAYS,
Il Mt the following places to Assess and Receive Re-
turns of Taxable property, and all other returns, in
Guiding CuDitntion. Ms rcu,lre I)y law:
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PUBLIC NOTICE

In the matter of February Sit,ings, 1867.
Guardians and Trustees. at Orangeburg
The Commissioner having reported that NIL the
Records Of his office destroyed during the re-
cent war and that he is unable to report even the
names of MI the Guardians and Trustees: 1t is or
dcrcd, that he do publish notice TO all persons who
were appointed Guardians Trustees or were in
any way liable to account such in this Court prior
to the 10Th May, 1860 TO appear before him and en-
ter into new bonds before the first day of June
next, and in every case in which he can obtain evil
dencc to satisfy himself that any person liable to
account has failed to comply with this notice, hc
shall issue rule against such persons o comply
1t is also ordered That i'll addition their giving
new bond that tioy hc required to file in the Com
missioner Office, within the time aforesaid their
returns showing all their receipts an1 expenditures
for the wards and also full schedule of all the pro-
rcrty of every description which they may hold for
their respective wards.
Signed. WM d. JOHNSON
Ahicn l, i"b'. Chancellor
\ true copy of Tie original order OH record in this
Office.
c"mmissioaars 0tfcc, V. D. V. JAMlsoN,
March >, 1867. Commissioner.
mar III
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-06

When is plant like hog? When it begins
When it begins to shoot. When is it like an
editor? When it begins to blow And when
is it like lady? When it blooms.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-06
State Taxes.

We extract the following from the Acts Of
the General Assembly on this subject
1in Act to raise supplies for Mc gear commence
ing III October, enc Mousand eight haad,vd
and siry-sir.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
THE MIsERAsLEs {
rom the New England Medical and Surgical Gsretts
IN JUSTITIA.

Time and again journalistic sehsv. been
called upon 10 recommend medicinal pfepsraiess and
10 some instances snch nothing hat the
strongest sense Of responsibility could Withstand.
have beeu ke.d e1.ort sdmr sind e a notice
IN endorsement Of patent n.tdisfnr There are two
simple rules which should guide editor. and which II
strictly adhered to- VIII much vexston aud wrong
soing The euesura o. all IL AT Is good and
thy aud the condemnation Of ali that that bad and
onwor,hy; and these rules should .qusy apply TO
sources from which derive patronage, wef TO
matters of political scientific, moral religious
tars IL Thus the duty IL should he the pleasure Of
tbe conscientious journalist to commend to bis traders
whatever Of good character NAV be brought to his
uee. Especially should he exercise esnion where the
health Of ind v.iuals eopesrpednot overlooking the
fact that temporal he In this world only less In i'm
portance to the spiritual life IN the world to
We lad these reflections from the advertisement
in smother column, Of DR. J W. Poland. White Pin.
Compound medicine which the highest medical ar-
thority as veil tho testimony Of thousand. upon
thousand. who been restored TO health and vsar
through is wonderful agency endorse th.be.. paens
msdieirs article Of this ether period
may be tsken a OF merit then the White Pine
Compound from its great may be conceded the
most meritofious article in the market.
sore Throats Colds Coughs Pulmonary Affections and
all complaints Of Ike character we'll the different
diseases Of the Bladder hnddh.,. yield with a,,on.
ishing rapidiiy to this medicine.
Itis dienlt to conceive the aeaas Of Who will
allow him.eli suffer, perhaps years. with these
distresnns uaistes rather than sIpsad dollar for
medicine riich thousands him they vsor will
him rerfct health. Bnt Is afaent to
estimate the social aud business Ioss which single
week, emf ring from acute psin msy occasion There
may be who would willingly give thousands q
maks reparation for the injury dene q fellow bat who
would segrudse pelty dollar arpeasp thsir
nature In less enlightened portions Of b. world but
doubt II such be found in rich AMI fer
tile surroundings
This preparation is for sale By ell drug ists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

LessslAsiys branches u sAs Gcvas~aeas
would ~ satisfactorily adjusted. Saiis~s{
Apt amnesty Sas@ We hAaaa 81 the proreait
.soa. Eos instance il South caselsAa vu
Ahep. tas Massachusetts suffrage fsaeAise{
sas eseapbeas y wiling " issue = froesama
.aea # @saasssy " Ill wAe approve II H. IN
ysoPse Vi seaaA eAsehaA, Alseka ~ ~eal -
~hg;4aas ga sasss sayss representatives u Conf
s1esas as5 Vpassesa e~@ assss@ias GA theft
A5ssSsssess. tAs Administration il serioaal5
sa;sasAssa.x We rzssasssieA,
FhAs s ee@ailss~Ak Hixsd, II sssma \
aka Massachusetts - The Aaasa ei reconstruct
.es. asa asrAes sAs sssesAl ,ea, ealy TO South
eAaosaA NE ps~resstseA Asrat l. more
sia.Asss2 M stSsessMANsAip, Nut ~ Any
sssa ~ pscscse 70 saeala South Carolina ups
ga Massachusetts maael, is - Gssles, N
sAs ghas 80 u, ~ take exqaisite ven>
xeaaes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
4 INV REoossrnUcrror po,.,cv

4 NEW RKcoNsTRUCrroy por,cv
The New York Times Discovers rev re-
construction policy on the tapis. Raymond
tried his hand making the Philadelphia con.
venticle Of mutes one Of the Stages, and d.
elections which followed the grand finale. A
recent Washington special to that paper says
that "since last November leading politicians
North and South, Republicans, Democrats,
and o. rebels alike, have beenat workoa aplaa
whereby the differences bseveea The North
- 9pstbs - oslwseo - Easssaive ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

CaicAso i rich IN Sensations. The Opera
House schsuus Aas had ~ DAY.. Ristori fol.
low, il and ssh Chicago agape. Shsis pkg.
Lao n Ne ops1A House 70 The latxet ndi>
sauss sAe has lad in Anssica. &
/ HwEsr OroroxAx Tho only elegant pr
fame. Il faand on I'll TOILETS, and never
ptAins tAs Handkerchief.
SwxEr Opoponaxi Is the sweetest extract
made. Supersedes all others. Try it once;
viii use no other.
SwErr Op0ponaxI Ladies', in their NOR.
ming calls carry JOY and giadness, when per
famed with Sweet Opoponax.
SWIFT Opoponax from Mexicol Nature
could not produce richer rem or choicer
perfume. Try it snd be convinced.
SWEET Opoponax from Mexico! The most
elegant and essential personal requisite for
q lady, "Extruct Of Sweet 0poponax.n
Z. T. SMITH l. CO., New York.
nov7eod3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
AGAINST rMH srrMIr OF TIRE CON-
srErtrl0S.

3 y
Aaas~w JoAasca Was Senator ffom Ten.
nessss daring the Presidential term of James
Buchanan, and put himself ON record in re-
gard to many things, and, amongst the rest,
gave the public his opinion Of the exercise of
the veto power BY the Executive. Hisrecord
on that point, as a Senator, seems very sound,
and is instructive IN view Of his conduct ~
President. Our readers have, doubtless, seen
the record before, but we like TO keep Il
before the public" aud SO quote from his
speech on Buchanan veto OF the Homestead
bill.
johnson said on that occasion;
"The President Of the United States presunes--
yes, sir, say presames-to dictate to the Amsri-
can people, and to the two Houses Of Congress, In
violation Of the spirit If not the letter, Of the
Constitutions that this measure shall not become =
Law. why do nay this Iask. isthsre any diff
ference in the spirit Of the Constitution whether
measure i. I'd kioned by two third. vote before
passage or afterwards, When measure has been
vetoed by the President, the Constitution requires
| that it shall be considered and passed by a'two
thirds vote in order to become a law. But here,
| In the teeth Of the Executive, there was two
third. vote in favor OF this bill. The vote was
| thirty six to two in this body. The two Houses
| have said that this bill constitutional and
| right. Ia the other House, rejecting the popular
sentiment Of the nation, the yote was one hundred
| and twelve to fifty -one-ten more than The two
\ thirds majority which the Constitution requires
1 and when there is two thirds vote for ID casure.
| / say it is against the spirit of the Constitution
| for the Executive TO say mo- you shall not have
this measure will take all the chances Of veto
| ing IT,"
Thus the President is condemned ont OF
his own mouth, for his present habitual vio-
lation of the spirit of the Constitution of the
| United States.
But if he is acting against the spirit of the
Constitution, how can be Justify himself II
the spirit Of the Constitution is disregarded,
i, becomes mere dead letter, and such Pres
ident johnson, with all his pretended zeal
for its maintaiuance, is now seeking TO make
it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
---------.
Read the Certificate Of Rev
II. r. FluaIin.

To Dir. HosTerrm:
Dear sar This h to certify that wax tEken with
the dyspepsia year ago last arch aud for period Of
eight months OF the most miserable creatures
beheld being able either to eat. drink or
sleep. and compelled to walk tbs floor incess ansy
was yearly deprived Of my reason and hope had sntis-
iy len all the efforts made for my recovery having
proved fruitss-
By the first Of November, 1865 hal become so weak
and feeble thai eorid tsreeiy stand Alone and TO all
appearance. would die. At this time ha.ing read
your adsertssnent my wife prevailed upon TO try
your Bittsrs bottle was procured and strange to
say, soon commenced recovering. have taken four
bottles aud enjoying good health could be
expected FOR Of my sge about sixty yesrs3 have
doubt that II Your Btters alone under Divine
Providence. that effected this wonderful cure
BT,rLUALIN.
Hudson, Mich. Aug. 20, lsss.-l.n12sAw
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-11-21

IS Tho, 1oadoa ST.. gives proni.
scaes % he following statsdnent: IL
aqpeass that the gold aad silver plate
lt Wiadsoe Caets, .for shs ~ Of her
rAjsaAy and the eosrt, weighs nearly
thalty tons, and that 10 valae may be
roughly estimated At e, 100000. Il Is
secured in st.ae chambers with vaulted
ceilings, which form part of the origi-
nal buildings, and are Thoroughly proof
against burglars. Among the plate is
! single dish, not silver gilt, but of solid
gold, made by order Of George " !,
aud representing all the orders, both
domestic and foreign, which that sover-
;eigu wore or was entitled to wear; it
il estimated at $4,000. Grand and
magnificent Is the assortment Of plate
il, our readers win be astonished to
hear that very little of it indeed Is old
and curious, most Of the plate used by
former sovereigns having been melted
dowp and remodeled by George w.,
very much OF it, consequently, is taw.
dry and rocco, as might naturally be
expected from the author of the Pavil-
ion Of Brighton
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-11-21
AN AMUSING INC1DENT.-Durinp 4

AN AMUSING INc1DEN1.-During 1
recent revival, not a thousand miles from
this city, an amusing incident occurred,
which illustrates the power Of political
principl even in matters of religion,
and shows that with persons prayer is
of no account unless it is of the right
stripe politically. At certain stage of
the proceedings it was customary tor the
minister to leave the pulpit, mingls
with his hearers and endeavor to prevail
upon the "uuconverted," by personal
persuasion, to pray for change ofhsazt,
etc. On this occasion, while exhosting
one after another, With vsrisus success,
he appealed to . young man whose
knowledge Of Webster was either limit
ed or slightly confused, o. both, With. :
"My Young friend, have you prayed
tonight for the salvation Of your in-
mortal soul :"
"No, sir" answered the youth With
. penitent tone aad downcast look.
"Do you not desire 70 Offer Up thanks
for the many nsro;es yos have alrs.dy
received BY divine favoer T..
"Yes, but / don't knew how" hesi-
tatingly answered ths yoath-
"But, my dear boy, you can repeat The
publiean's prayer, can't your asked
the minister gzsvsly.
"ko, sir;" was The emphatic roepoase,
"P1 q Democrat"
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M. Do9A1 I y! 1870 .zr1n!lln!I eRna'cl's'

;1ts~ ~ Kases 1Psllissp., ,7.s.> .a,.,e4r III
= SThose ,RepabieanaL and eitiaen,
seus.ally, xho hsr rasetsd 70, ,tseed. 10
nss.ist 2as { ~ Cos.t oHolssi %
Tt>aAejI eysaing, niasa Ses 'ef lie
la.eee iptslleetasl treats thaa Tin polita-
eal campaign has Afforded. Mr.. Don
nelly is regarded by many as The ablest
speaker in the State, and his address
last evening certainly went far to justify
that conclusion. For sound, logical
argument for keen satire, and effective
humor, we have rarely. heard the effort
in question exoslled, if squalled, on the
stump. Mr.. Donnelly brings to his
did not only tho knowledge Of Z we'll
stored mind, but ako some Of the most
Affective eraess 4of .oratosy and some
papsages II bis address vsrs character
is1d 81 and instinct with that kidding
u of eloqueses which moves the
haazt while Il oonyinee. Tho Judgment.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-11-21

: 1alse3,t s.ys The C.ssos COhie)
Repository, David Stoaer jsft HsstisE.
N sosaty, Ra., aad seetled 10 thsa
Ptior e*his lsayilg Penn.
sJlva1a he Was draltsd, but obtsiaed
sslsase b, psoof thst 10 M over the
ago 4 which men ore exempted from
military sssvies. In thi he then sup
Possd he was correct, though, not hsv.
ing aooess 70 The family records, be
xas unable 70 lx his ags aeesrsesly.
Haviag recently come il possession ot
tho facts Of his exact age, and finding
that he was under foFty.6ve at thai
time, Mr.. Stooer yestsrds, deposited
three hundred dollars In the Stark
County Bank, ], 10 be ssntto the Treasury
Departnsat at Warrington, that beine
ths ssn. required IL 1863 70 purchase
exemption from Tie DAFT 5.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-11-21

There i. oeaeiooslly . Southern par
Pr which il = - sosd - IN enetis 70
rad. The Pine Bluff (Ark.) N.d;ea-
aor y one. Hear It.:
I'VE say again, people Of the South.
stand firm, speak boldly, act with deter.
miuatioo, and when the Constitution
trumpet Of var calls you to the Gid, be
ready to respond with alaeEitI 1t i.
better to 6l freeuan's grave than .
tyrant's dungeon. Oppression breeds
rebellion but IN this case it will no re-
'bellion, but Constitstiossl action. Let
10 have no moro sesvility By the preas
aad public men, to tho Radicals.
Let us hear no voice counseliag sub.
mission, but al proclaiming our rights
OF ,rar."
I'his would have sounded heroieally
prior 70 Sumter; but sanoe Vieksburgh
and Riehnoad-h1kh! - p