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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-08

PoTATo' YEAsr.-Boil one pint of hops in
two pints Of water, strain the water from the.
hops, CRATE five good sized potatoes, put in a
kettle, add ono cup Of sugar. one tablespoon
fql of salt, one of ginger, boil ten minutes, add
more water if too thick Strain through CO.
lander cool l4 add 70 rise, bottle. 1t will
keepia number Of weeks, american Ay,acpl-
t0rnIia. Si- f>f ~ a-s-~S:ts ~
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IN EQUITY,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
Henry Livingston, Exor of Will of Barnet Living
ngston, vs. b. Williamson and other
n"s:cces and Tnqatccs.
IN EQUITY.

DEVICES anl Tegatccs.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that the Dcfcn-
dnns. Henry and George Williamson, Elizabeth.
King, widow, and the children of John and .Jo-
scph Williamson. deceased, absent from and
reside beyond the limits of tho State, it is or
dered, on motion of Illusions g. Lcgnrc, That they
do appear and plead; answer and dcmlr to the
plninants Hill Of complaint within forty days from
tered against them. V. d. V. JAMISON,
may 25-G MI Commissioner.
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Appointments,

= - - = -
.: -. Appointments.
,ts} -; f.. - ff .'yf
''se'''' w . - = nSseysea,Ssaa. @-r$ ~
a. +. p.eKses, every Sabbath at
n A. II. and 4P. M.
:, Lecture every Thursday at 7ap. NJ. :;
Episcopal.
YEI+Aqs---RRv,n Styles, MELL1ciiAMp; every other
sasbalS horaing and afiernoony51 S { Z ~
Lsstheran.
Rsv. ". "A AsHouok sAt Trinity LIST and Sd sun
I. days. sassssc:sS 2 g. 8. ~ s ;5 2..s,s
Rzy. InanloRs-- = At ST hts.thsys, lst aud Sd
Sundays. At Lebanon % and 4th Sundays.
lBaptist -
Z. :ynIadR-Rav. DIR, tsD. DuaHxM, 1st Sunday of
each month ct P. NJ. and 3D. Sunday Of ench month
AZ II A. NJ, and I r. M.
k.y. %. p. DbnnAn7At Four Holcs Is. Sun
day Of each month.
Rzv, r: J. EpwAnps-At Branchville 1st and Sd
Sundays in each month: Santec, % and 4th SUN
days Of each month"; s'' =" ,'9ts-'@t :
3; ,,.ta<<i 'a1ei
s. Rav. W. F. CHArLls-At Ebcnezer, lst Sunday of
:, each month. Canaan, Sd Sunday of each month
Bull Swamp, 4th Sunday of eaoh, month";
s'REv. d F.'SrIoNER-At Antioch, I'd and 4th Sup
days (morning) Corinth, I'd and 4th Sundays (af-
ternos9ni,l Hlosi,ls .4-.st,-l e;.g ,,i,1 nfIs.1ag
Rav. w. ]. ss1DER-At Glengary School House,
lst and Sd Sundays. Santee, (colored Sunday
sehool),, I'd and Ath Sundays. IS = .f.'
'sdleasodist- "A appointments for Orangeburg Dis
= tvics, S. C. Conference I'd Quarter.
ST. GxokaEs sAApril 9Th and 7th,
UPPER OnAHoF-Trinity, April 18th and 14th
PRovIDEkoE-Bethleh April Goth and>21st.
observation-disclosures, April 9th and 18th.
UPPER ST. MArrnEws-Asbury Chapel. May 4th
=. and 9th. s..
: = OnAxorB1na-Niay 18th and 12fh.
Observation-Disclosures May 9th and 10th.
.Sr. .MArrnEws-TabernacIc May 25th and 2Gth.
BARNwELL-May 31st
AIKEN AND dRAN1rEvlLLE-Juno 1st and I'd.
LExIxaroN-Shilo, june 9th and 9th.y
EASTERN ORAsaE-White House; June 18th and
S1s s< A. NJ. cHRIETzBERG r. E.
v,IIAon-Rrv. W. 6. coxsrn, every Sabbath at
ilsA.M.stj 'N-lp ,is.t% -. &aFi
Rev. W. G: CosSEn--At Prospect, 1st and 8d Sun
days (afternoon.) Zion, I'd and 4th Sundays (aftcr-
noon.
REV JOHN 1KABIxET--At Calvary, 1st Sunday in
each month. Trinity I'd suulay in eaoH month.
REV. J. s., CoNFon.-At Providence, I'd and 4th
Sundays l03 a. NJ. AtGcrizim, I'd md 4th' Sun
days 81 P III. At Target lst and Sd Sundays 1O5
A. NJ. At Bethlehem, 1st and Sd Sundays. 81 p.
ms: sf'A' r. ' Tsc:' mi :
Rev. E. A. Ausr1S-At Davis Bridge, Cd Sunday
in eaoh.month at II A. NJ. Hopewel Church, Sd
Sunday in each month"; at II "A. NJ. Pine Grove
Church, 4th Sunday in each month, at IL "A. NJ
hEy. THos. RAyson--lst and Sd Sundays at New
Hope, 10A AM, and Bethlehem ut p NJ Cd and
4th Sundays at sardis (ncar. Branchyilc,) ,o9 A.
M, Cattle Greek, p. NJ.
DsE Wewill be glad to complete this list, and re-
spcctfully invite the Clergymen of various dcnon-
nations to send in their appointments, and they will
DO inserted with pleasure among the above
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NOTICE.

= !, s.tLLlE c. WOLFE, wifc of II. Lawrence
Wolfe, resident of Orangcburg s. c., and by oc-
cupation merchant, do horchy give notice of my
intention after month from this date to trade as
a sole trader. SALTIE e. WOLFE
May iA.l., f!sG7. may i'm
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, April Is, p.m.-Five twenties
are I'd lower.
Advices from Algeria say that ali sur
plus troops are ordered to join the army
of Lyons.
1t is reported at Paris that the second
corps d armee will be forthwith organ
ICED under Generals Menthumon and
Troocher. The whole army is to be
commanded by General Fsrey.
PARIS, April 25.-The Aoniteur of to-
day has an editorial charging Prussia
with neglectiug to carry out the treaty Of
Prague, relative to Sehleswig.
LONDON, April 25.-Prussia has re-
piled to the proposition of the Great
Powers She denies that she is arming,
but emphstically reiterates that she will
not evacuate Luxemburg, and war is now
regarded as almost certain.
The importation of American bonds
from Germany for sale here, is very
large The quotations at Frankfort to-
day for 2O's was ut.
FLORENCE, April 25.-The marriage
of Prince Humbert, with the Arch.
duchess of Austria, has been postponed
PARIS, April 25.-Prince Napoleon
has gone to Italy.
LISBON, April PA serious revolt is
reported to have occurred at Oporto, and
a frigate has been sent there.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTEn.

AEEROANTILE AGENTS IN EVERY
WI town containing any business houses,
throughout Kentucky, Tenneasee and southern
Indiana. Men acquainted with the merchants
OF their county preferred, us the canvass will be
among the business community almost exolu-
han some sum by a few days work. For fur
ther particulars address, with stamp,
l.. r. WALKER 4 CO.,
Louisville Ky.
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D. A. SHEPHERD. Cashier. 1-7e
2. a: e. Ell EN-. 94snle-: - - =.
McGafrey's Cotton Seed Planter.
HOME MANUFACTURE.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ONLY s95.

TT HAS, BEEN PRACTICALLY TIES FED,
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1t makes the furrov', drops and covers the
seed at the rate of from eight to twelve acres
per day, with but one orse or mule to draw Il,
and hand to guide it and keep itsupplied with
seed.
The seed is taken FROM the hopper by rotating
hngsrs, which separate the seed and distribute
them EVENLY in the fmrrow.
1t is so simple and complete in It's construc-
ten that it cannot by any possibility eleg or
become foul, or fail to deposit the seed regu-
barly.
1t is fully Endorsed By experienced cotton
growers, and recommeH ded as good and prac-
tical machine. The b est yet invented. 1t Is
selling readily, wherever introduced. to promi-
nent planters in Tenness and Mississippi, as
our orders will show.
1t has important advantages over machines
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1t has an open seed box, and the seed in the
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na- Manufactured at 16l Madison street,
Memphis, Tenn, where may also be found a
good assortment of PL0WS AND SCRAPERS
si-5S TREAT & HAMILTON.
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OUR OWN"
HAS A LARGE AND INCREASING CIR
III eulation in the counties Of North Missis-
sippi, and presents 10 ali business men in the
western cities superior ADVANTAGES IS an adver-
Using medium. A. J. BROWN, Of the house
Of Menken Bros, agent for Memphis.
Address Our Own Paper, Pontotoc, Mis-:
sissippi. eod35-ll2
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
LATEST FROM ALL QUARTERS
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, April pa Washington
special says that Reverdy johnson will
represent West Virginia on Monday next
in the United States Supreme Court IN
the suit brought by Virginia for the re-
covery of Jefferson and Berkeley counties
A correspondent says the Red Revo'
lutionists are in council in Brussels
General Prim appearing as the animat'
ing spirit. Their grand revolutionary
caucus was attended by representatives
from France, Spain, Italy and Rome
and plans for immediate Republican
movements in Rome, Spain and Great
Britain were discussed.
The people of Luxembourg have pre-
scented petition 10 the King of Holland
expressing their ardent desire to remain
under the house of Orange.
The Opinion Rationale says Prus
STA has haughtily- refused to evacuate
Gutenberg. This is base ingratitude,
and her insolence is unbearable.
The French press are unanimous IN
holding that whether the annexation is
consummated or not, Prussia must be
required to evacuate. The Government
alone is silent.
La Liberia contains powerful artl-
Gle .deprecating.t the inactivity OF the
French Government, and says that war
is inevitable unless Count Bismarck ex-
hibits moderation to which be is not
accustomed. The paper containing the
article had an immense sale and perusal,
and caused a profound sensation on the
street.
A Havana letter says Commander
Nontra, of the Austrian frigate Dandillo,
at banquet on the l4th, is reported to
have said he had received orders to send
an executive officer to Vera Cruz, to take
command of Maximilian's yacht and
carry the Archduke home.
The French Emperor is pushing for
ward to completion his iron-clad feet at
Cherbourg with great activity.
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BE NOT DEOEIV Ed.

DRADER. IF YOU HAVE HAD THE SD
III misfortune TO contract tie accursed dis
ease, known as venerial, in s.Iy form, you can
be cured III care not in What stage it may pre-
sent itself, whether primory, secondary or ter
tiary) without taking one solitary grain Of
medicine. After ten years of close investiga-
ton and practical experience, am convinced
that internal treatment, for the purpose Of eff
fecting permanent cure of syphilitic diseases
is useless. and, that in large proportion Of
eases, it absolutely does more harm than good.
While under my method of external medica-
cation. which Is pleasant and agreeable to the
patient, | defy composition with any ether
method known to the medical profession, for
speedy and permanent cure--which guarantee
in all cases. In making this important fact
known 10 the public, wish to state that am
a regular practitioner Of medicine that 7 am
a graduate Of the Medical Department of tho
University Of Louisyille, Ky, and that my
method Of treating those diseases has cost years
of deep study and close observation.
All diseases Of the Ear and Eye treated upon
the most improved methods.
oFFICE-No,. IS Monroe street, between
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, April 25.-The Government
Commissioners accepted the seventh
section Of thirty miles Of the Pacific rail-
road, Kansas branch, which brings this
road to Salem, fifty miles west Of Fort
Riley to which point the trains will run
on the first Of May.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, April 25.-The work
on the Roman crevasse has been ordered
TO be suspended, owing to a want Of
funds, labor aud material The loss by
this crevasse alone is over 81 100000.
General Mower, the Bureau Commits
sioner, is furnishing rations as far as
possible to the destitute of the over
flowed sections
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Govern
ment is not yet acquainted With the
object Of the japanese embassy. They
Will be presented TO the President next
week. on the return Of Seward
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REUBEN DALEY,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER
No. $50 second street.

81 Depcsiiisus In Admiralty cases taken in
sholi-hand sud trursrrhei. Noertrs chsrgs,
4-lz
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TIVE c0RINTH WEEKLY NEWS Is row
Il in is second Volume, and is the la<geS- and
probably TIE mfst widely. circulated neiEspa-
road advantage Of Corinth have enabled the
proprietor Of be News 20 extend IL cucul alton
m All the ne .ghboriug towns IN Mississippi,
Tennessee Al Alabama. Its advertising col
umns, there fore, present peculiar advantages
% merchan 4 aud others Who desire 70 extend
their bugiI ess in that direction.
Mr.. iHf JS. A. BLAIR, No. is Union street,
Mempnf vii receive the tayors Of bufinsess
men Whf, wish 70 solicit trade through he sol.
umns 81 the Weekly News. eod-oe
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LEDGER.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
From the waverly1
MATTE.

From the waverly.l
MATTE.
There Is meolness In her features,
There's enchantment IN her eyes,
Seeming Of those heavenly creatures
That embelllsh Paradise;
Raphael, In his grand IDEAL.
Gould no lovelior image paint
For there's that about her real
Hath the mildness Of saint.
Her you'll love from the beainninT'
She hath beauty withouta arr
There Is that about her, winnlns'
Captivates the stoutest hearl.
HAD she lived In times on quoted,
That we see through Homers eyes
Helen would have been les noted
Matte would have won the prize
Matte is so meek and gentle,
Modest, lovely and benign,
Charming, physical and mental
THAT almost she Is divine.
Obi the beauty that roposes
In those eyes of heavenly dawn
Tell me. queen Of love and roses,
That TO thee my heart hath gone.
]. AUGUSTINE SlcsAIao,
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A Household Necessity.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS!

THE STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
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ENTED 1867. It uses hso threads, and makes
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w. G. WILSON 4 CO.,
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N. Beach Machine warranted for i've
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AGENTS WANTED.
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TIE MEDICAL PROPERTIES OFTIR

The pine tree has long been known to possess
valuable medical properties For pulmonary
diseases IL is doubtful whether any remedy has
as yet been discovered equal to it. It seems to
change and renew the very structure on which
IL acts, and to infuse into the system an inde-
scribable power equal to the natural power
before disease had even taken hold of the body
30 as to make as 1t were, an entirely new tissue:
and to give newness oflife and energy which
one who has been sick a long time knows the
value of, but cannot fully describe. The great
objection, however to all tar preparations has
been their unpleasant taste, and consequent
liability to sickness and nauseate the stomach.
We have before us, however, a preparation of
the kind referred to. which obviates all these
objections, and is as agreeable TO the palate as
it is valuable In the cure of disease.
We mean "Dr. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cor
dial" a real genuine, bona Jide medicinal corr
dial, distilled from the pine tree tar, by pro-
cess known only TO the Doctor himself, the sale
and popularity of which is only equalled by
the amount of suffering II has relieved, and the
number OF diseases IL is so we'll calcua ted TO
effectually cure. In the Pine Tree Tar Cordial
the invalid may be sure he has a remedy of
affections, and when taken in conjunction
with the "Great American Dyspepsia Pill" an
1nfalltble cure for dyspepsia, liver complaint
sick headache, and the many ailments arising
from disordered state of the liver and diges-
tive organs.
In our sphere as publishers, we feel some
degree of cautiousness in what we recommend
to our readers, but when we know of anything
of value to the public we shall not hesitate TO
make 1t known through our columns There
fore we take pleasure in calling the attention
of our numerous readers to the advertisement
of DIR. Wishart, which viii be found in another
column, and we advise those of our readers VINO
are suffering from dyspepsia etc to give DR.
Wisharps celebrated remedies trial.-Sunaay
Transcript.
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THE establshment of A. Winch, No. sos Uhesuut
street (up stans) ohers special Inducements In e.
line OF Holiday Gifts. It Is great News De- ot-e
centre for all that s interesting Winch is general
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is Journal from far on LondOn-or from that Rreat
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line Is here In great array and Is offered ito patrons
at very populor retes Chrstmas coming has already
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that enterprsing proprietor has ceaseless supply
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DIED..

GRovER--on the 22d Instant, HOWARD. the
youngest son OF John d. and Eliza A. Grover, aged
years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are Invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of hi9
parents, No. liI5 NJ Thirteenth street. at o'clock,
without further notice. To proceed TO Monument
Cemetery.
RHODES.-SAturday morning, December 81, 1867,
ANNIE BARTRAM, wife OF Charles M. Rhodes, and
daughter of James Steel.
The relatives and male friends of the family are re-
spe fay invited to attend her uneral from the resi-
deDce of Charles Wodenbe rgh, No 924 Wallace street.
Tuesday afternoon the 2Ith Instant at O'Clock. %$
TAYLOK.-On the 21st instant after severe illness
which she bore with Christian fortltude Mrs LOUISA
H. TAYLOR. widow OF the late Samuel Taylor, ESQ,
in the b7th year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully Invited attend her funeral from thelresidence
of her sonin-aw, Andrew Miller No. 954 N. sixth
street. Tuesday afternoon, the oath Instant at 2
O'Clock. To proceed to Laurel Hill,
As- THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE
GRAND LODGE OF PENNSYLVANIA, A, Y. M,
and the Fraternity In general, requested to meet
the Masonic Hail. CHESTNUT Street, on Monday,
23d instant, at o'clock in the afternoon for the
purpose attending the funeral of our late Brother
WILLIAM b. SCHNEIDER, Grand Tyler.
BY order of the II. w. Grand Master.
JOHN THOMSON, Grand Secretary.
n. B.-Masonic dress. W
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Der and rode down In the car and the bag was Iet IN

Der and rode down IN the and the bag was LETT n
it when they got out.
The was postponed in order TO take up that OF
DR.. Roesch, who was charged with apprOpriatng
5000 In Government bonds belonging 10 Dr Behrens.
He testified that he kept the BONDS In day time I'm his
secretary IN bis study under lock and KEYS night he
put them unoer bis pillow; he never omitted TO do
except once, and that time he found everything
rect they were kept in an envelope among some
ST OK ana insurance policies. The defendant was
acting as his assistants he had known him for ten
years; when the defendant In his house he was ia
the study; he generally went out after witness did:
witness miss cd his bonds on Easter Sunday,
msntonSd TO deendant bis loss and he said that the
girl maybe had taken them; subsequently defendant
SAID he had three si00 bonds and witness
could search bis house; he never told de-
fendRnt that he had the bonds; Al one
time witness wanted accused to place sonetbiue in
a drawer in table, and offered him his key he re-
piled he had one -
Mr. DelaDge testified that he rented a house OF the
defendant and that he (defendant told him that he
wife's estate IN Germany.
SUPREME COURT Ar NIsI PRIUs-Judge shars.
wood.-BOdine et al VS.. shinn. A contract for non
delivery OF coal. Or trial
Walter AiEer VS.. Thomas Il. Mcguire. An applica-
tion for an Injunction 20 restrain defendant from
manufacturing certain kirdB OF sewing machines
and knittinR-needies, al eyed to be infractiOn
the patent owned by complainant. Injunction
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HkD ( UIIIUN N
HORRIBLE MURDER OF A CONGRESSMAN.
Hon. G. s. Hamilton Killed
by His Son.
lie Also Attempts the Life of
His Brother.
He iS Now n Maniac.
ETC., EtCss Etc., Ete., EtS., Etss
He is Now a Maniac


CLEVELAND. Dec. 23.-The Hon. O. g. Han1il-
ton, Representative member of Congress from
the Eighth District Of Ohio, was brutally muir
dered by son of his in ut OF insanity, on
Sunday morning, being struck in the head
with an axe at Marysville, Ohio. The son re-
turned TO the house and succeeded in inflicting
a severe wound on a younger brother before he
could be secured.
He is now q hopeless, raving maniac. Hon.
Mr.. Hamilton had just returned from Wash
inpton.
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New York stocks, By Telegraph.

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