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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

The following letter from the Act
ing Commissioner will prove interest.
ing to fruit distilIcrs:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. \
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REyENUE
Washington, August 4, 1913: !
SIR: In, reply to y our letter of july
20, you are informed that dis,iIIers Of
irnlt are required to pay epeciul tax
OF s4oo, under tho new law, as well as
tho tax of fifty cents per gallon upo o
the spirits produced. =.
You will be furnished with the rer.
ulat'ons containing exemptions allow
cd distillors of brandy from apples;
peaches or grapes, exclusively, now.in
course Of preparation, as soon as they
are published.
Very, respectfully,
THOMAS HARLAND,
Acting Commissioner.
A. S. Wallace, Col. 81 s. c. Dis.
trict, Columbia.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14
Democratic Club,

The citizens of tho, east corner Of
Tho District have orgabizsd q Democra.
tic Club, under the name and styla of
Seymour Demoeratio,cl Club, and elected
the following, officers VI -, =.
presideot--Dr Gso, Fl. .wAddelt
:. .st Woe eresident-A Maj II. n. VIII
70, ! -. "a yie0' Psssiaent..sE: Tslln neader!:
so'' 7s'.IS @%af-a. as4 gSDE =; &C. :. -
ID Vice P.esfaenE~J: r. Cole
4th Vice presidsnt-R,sW. Aader-
:. son. @S...ssss 49, -
z.,-.l', Recording corr Secretary p: An:
dreWs. ,.'s '<'' ~ 81 :.
Murchison. 81
Troasurer-R. J. Nickels. :
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CANyAssERs Appo1NrED.- Aereea
bly, to a resolution adopted by the re-.
cont State Csaventlop, the following
gentlemen are appointed by the State
Central; Executive Committee. can.
vassers in the Interest of tho Do.
mGcraeY:7s. ~ =: ...--..
State asz ziarge-Gabriel Cannon and
*, : Z 'Aidrieh., Il, ~ ~,
/ Second Congressional District-J.
r. ~ Aefshaw.> ,<.s@s=:. = =,
!, Third Congressional District-J. B.
Fourth Congressional Distriet.-W.
D. Simpson. z-> .a..
i; Cauvasser, ,for First Congressional
Dist t.soebe hereafter appointed. !. !!
WADE HAMPTON,
Chairtnan.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

THE LECTURE ON UIsToRY.-By
reference to the advertisement in an
other column, it will be seen that Mr..
Il. IL. Miles, so we'll known to our
community, as an experienced teach
or and accomplished scholar, will give
a Lecture Oh History in tue Court
uouse on Monday evening next. The
ripe scholarship, cultivated taste, anG
oratorical powers Of tho the speaker,
will no doubt attract u largo audi.
enco. Tho thcmo is ono to which
the studies of years cnabIo him to do
ample jaslicc-to make, not only in
s'rnctivc, hut deeply interesting.
Come then, not to listen to dry dis.
QUESTION, but TO pleasant entertain
menL-to bo Observation-Disclosures
charmed. We trust that this will
only be The first of pleasant series
CT similar entertainments.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14
CARD.

Col. A. G. Haskell, nominee for
E'cctor OF the Third Congressional
District, finding it impructicabIe TO
accept the various invitations of the
Democratic Clubs, gives notice that he
will address the people of tho Con-
gressional Distaict at tho severa!
Court Houses thereof in tho follow.
ing order:
Anderson, lo.h August.
Abbeville, 2Gth August.
.EdgefeId, "a September.
Newberry, 10Th September.
Lexington, l7lh September.
Aichland, 2sth September.
Orangeburg, I'd Octoter.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

DEMoREsT's MONTHLY for Septem-
hcr, prompt to time as usual, aud full
OF good things 10 ove'flowi"g for the
ladies. "Maude Estvarirg" is worthy
OF the reruSal OF every mother It's
Fashions, Music, Literature, Fun, Art
Aouschold (wc cannot cnumeralu halt
lis coed things) rendor it the mes,
attractive and useful Monthly publish
ed for Il family. You need 10 SEQ it
10 know its value. s3 90 yearly. Ad,
dress W. jennings Domcrcst, A73
Broadway, N Y.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

UNITED STATES CoURr-Judro G.
;. Bryan, now holding the United
States District Court in GrecnvilIe.
has given notice that ho will call the
civil dockcts rrcremptorily, commenc.
ing Thursday, the 20lh inst. The
law causes will first be tried, and thor
the equity:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

EsJ"Ihc Charleston Courier has don.
ned an entire new suit, and comes to
US with all tho brightness and attrac.
tlveness incident to its rejavualion
1t Is one of our most valued exchanges.
and we congratulate it upon this indis.
putatlc evidence of it's prosperliv
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

Col. A. G. HASKELL have
had the pleasure of greeting dnrins
tho past week, our distinguished
young friend, Col. A. g. Haskell, " lro
has resi- :sncd his Law-Professorship
IN tho State University, in order that
he may devote himself TO the work
OF tho Presidential canvass, for which
his talents and energy so well tit him.
Sec his appointments else where and
cone out and hear him.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

pa5~ Rev. j. .. Lindsay offcrs for
sale lis place near Calsoun's Mills.
Terms low Tor cash. Apply to Co.
NJ. .. Talman, WHO is tue aulhor:z ID
agent TO sell.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

rsa- We direct attention to the we'll
known mills of Capt. J. u. Cochran,
on Long. Cale, which have been thor
ougbly reconstructed" and now ap-
peat to the patronage ef,tbe public.
Forty pounds Of the best -four are
guaranteed for sixty pounds of wheat,
and Ncempetitton is challenged both IN
sbe: quantity and quality Of tle yield.
The public patronage is solicited,
and all -ordets will be tpromp.ly::And
satisfactorily attended IT,, Give them
atrial -s.e..-s.,sl,s,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

nzJ" McSs,s, Wler Il Mcdonald have
just received a fine lot of country
hams, jugs and pans, also some supo-
rlor syrup and choice country fl ,ur-
all OF which will be sold low for cash.
Call end examine.
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Fer TIE ABEEVILI.E PRESS.
Correspondence.
C0KESEU9Y, july 81. 1853.

>"kEsEtaY, July 81, 1868.
w. "A. LEE, ESQ. Dcur .S.r Il
send you the inclosrI CORES pondcncc
that you may make whatever COM
mcn's ycu think proper. These mcn
represent an agriculture! machine
manufacturing company, which is ad-
Vcrl's'"g extensively for Southern
patronage. Saow them up to the
people whom thoy would degrade
ana enslave. 1t is time for us to
ci'Hg the closer together, and patron
'ze homo industry-our own true
friends when, they can supply us with
good gins Or my thing else that VIC
may want, if it does not look so fine.
itls unrcasonah!o 10 and unnatural for
"s to give "aid, countenunco or or.
cour"gemcnt" to those, whether at
The North or in our midst, who arc
seeking to di>frunchiso and DESTROY
us. IL we arc not ready to make the
sacrlflcc, II 1t be a sacrifice, we do not
appreciate tho magnitude of TIC oucs.
ton. AS to tho negro, wo can do
without him much better than he
can 40 without us. Better for us to
lat cotton t.n, plant what corn and
potatoes wo can work-bctter lio up
and "suck our paws,"as it is SAID tho
bear does in winter, than patronize
those who arc against us in this life
and death struggle. We havo it in
our power to control this matter now.
better perhaps than wo may again,
and rs we know our course is for tho
good of the whole country, wo should
do it cost us what it will.
Truly, &c,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

80 We TAX pleasure in annouuc.
ing that Bishop Davis will visit this
Parish on the 9th September next,
aud will spend a week in our midst.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

n9-Joscph T.. Brown, has rcapcd
the reward of his pcrGdy in being
elected TO the Office of Chief Justice
of Georgia.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14
i T. C. tn. r T.
MIR. e. r. MILES

:. MR. =. r. MILES
r-;-
WWILI deliver 4 LECTURE on HISTORY.
.s.a;,. v% IN IN. The Courthouse. On MONDAY
" az lecture to- o:commsnoo at 8 osslssb, e.
" Tickets 50 ete. m.7.-''~ii. ::.-,.;ss Z.
: Avg. RI, 1858, ie-.1t: ,,y;..+- e.e =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

cN@ Messrs. White, Smith end Co.
are Offering q choice lot of extra fam
lily flour.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

{ ED"Thc telegraph announces the
death of Thaddeus Stevens of Penn.
sylvania.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

sS~ Ex-Gov. JOS. Il. Brown, of
Georgia, has been confirmed Chief
Justice for that State.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

/ {. ll4,' Ml4,es'TaoNtnR, August. u. = 2hd
young men Of the city ate firing - 8
salute in honor ; Of The adjonrnment
and departure Of the. Legislature.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

Mr.. Henry Bergb has swsittea 3 letter;
to tie Heretd sGref -lHeastA in eiavor Of
iisIus onsssssabs 'dietsexelasiysly,. -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

1"N ENTERTAINMENT IN BEHALF OF
'HE METHODIST CmuHcu.-We direct
attention TO tho announcement in an
"ther column of tho entertainment
which is proposed to be given by the
i'd'cs "f the Methodist Congregation
OF this place, in behalf of their C"urch.
at tho Marshall House, on Tuesday
evening next, tho Is inst. The
d,y has been haused from the
l9,h, rs first announced, on az
couent of tho Msss-Mco;iny at An.
dorson, on that day. The entertain
mcnt has been in contemplation for
somo time past, but for various salts
factory reasons has been delayed. This
delay has on'y tho better euabled the
ladies to complete their plan, and per.
1cct their arrangements, and they are
now enabled to promise tic public one
OF tho finest entertainments which
ever appealed to their public split and
generosity, in tho advancement of IL
ncble object. A cordial invitation is
extended 10 al, aud VIC arc sure that
1t will meet with a hearty response
from other denominations, who will
avail themselves of the opportunity of
rcciprocating similar f.vors, hithcr,"
extended to themselves. We wish
them abundant success.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

Governor Scott has vetoed the bill
tho bonds of pnbIic officers
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ABBEFILLE-IN EOU/Ty

AEBEPILLE-IN Equity.
Jas. W. Hucllabce ct. al, vs.. Caroline
A. Huckabee CT. al.
H0OfHoaNf t" order af Court, ] will ael(
AT Abheville G. H.. at public outcry. on
sale Day in September next (7G,he remainder
tnhrr termination Of the lie estate of Mira
liuckabcc III the tract Of land assumed IN b.r
Tor I'owrr) IN the tract of land. late til. real
estate o' u. w. Huckahce, decd, continuing
5sj ACRES,
more or lesa. on Mill Creek. bounded by lands
OF q. Dawson, W. :. L,sly. tMrs. S.c...n-
ter and others.
inthS CASll.-Purchaser to pay Cor titles
and stomps.
WM II. PARKER,
e. l.. a, D.
August IL. 1868. 3,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

sa" See'ehange in the schedule Of
tho GreentilIe and ColambiarRailroad,
'"bied we publish In another column.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

sa- The Demecfatic mjorityfin
kentaeky IS nearly ninety thousand.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

@A1S O1I1 N <AS
A8BEvzLLE DzsTRIoE
BY W7LLIAM HILL. Ordinarv of
AdDeuale District, 8. C.
w HEREAS, application has been made -
" me hy f. W. Watson, for ,I.e,l.r,
OF Administration Of all and singular the roods
and ehat;*ls; righ's and credits of John Wal.
These are, therefore, tc cite ana aJ,,,,.;,,.
the kindred and creditors of the said d.ceasei
TO bs and appear before me at a Court of nr.
5ipary for Abbsville District. TO be held at All
Q. vile Court House. ON Friday the zslh Of
august. INST, TO show cause. If any thew
can, why said Letters Of Administration should
not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th dav
Of August, 1868. -: 10y
Aug: IA 1858, lo-at o 40 "
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H Y M E N IS "A L I.

spEESWAX. BEEsyyAX.
Bring your DEESWAX to the COURT HOUSE
STORE ii you want to get good price for it,
&; Wanted 500 ponnds to fiji an ordcr
JOHN a, HAMILTON,
3 Court 1ouSc Stufc, I
mug fi5-4t @ Alnrkct-Sircct.
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. .5t-fF
IS, S.. DsMonxsr's, slosrnLY for September
sprompt to time asusual, and full of good things
70 orerfowing for the ladies. "NIaudc Estvar-
sag" is worthy of the perusal of every mother
Its Fasss;pas, Music, Literature, Fun, Art
a Household (wc eau aet cnnumcratc half its
good saings1 readcr it the most attractive
.And asefM Monthly publisl,cl for family.
Yoa aoc4 TO see it 10 kaov ;ts. va,ea So
yearly. ADDRESS, Nv. JENNINGS DsMeRxsr,
473 BRoADwAY, N. Y.
~ Tiis UNITED STATES MUSICAL REVIEW,
.. IL Peters, Publisher, N. r., for August, is
saTecsiscd Contents, music, musical intelligence
and general information. TO tho amateur tho
Reyisw isainpaluablos s2 por annum.
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An Attempt at Mischief.

81 On YhAssasy aight last, about L o o'elnck, "A
{ snsscresnt WIS 9tbsefsed by ono Of our colorod
people wliDrliyes heaf slic Methodist Church,
d attempting sn tntrauce intn that building.
Soon after s. match wssistruck Inside
Ssxss hais2isss Sssssssst xeat ont !; and then a
sssssspaa struck. sDasyroloral friend ithclr,
called se sifs for his gun, and went towards
ske Church. The intruder happening to cone
a osi;;ed ard ard hn attc,npt-
s cd so isto the Church ut the front, the fcl-
ioM SamTods soutsof. Que Of 5tl,cwiifdows back Of
the palpis, ard made tracksssSsA shce was fred
S after him, bat without Eject.
4 II il sbsrd TO determine @hat the object Of
ssstl,slinsfhder was. There Was nothing in tho
church, the value sof which would induce 50
Ssasrilegious crime IS thoft and IL scelas
shsfalt Reasonable 70 suppose that amy one
would aet Iirc to a Church, cousccrstcd to the
worship Of Almighty God, without even the
inddcomcnt of plunder
- ~ D. . {. F.a
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, c..
Ornngcburg County. o''"''oh.

BY THADC. ANDREWS, ESQ, Judge of Probate.
WHEREAS, James ]. S. Dukes hath mndo sui. to
me TO grant him Letters of Administration Of the
Esiaic and effects of Joseph Dukes,
These are therefore to cite and almonish nll and
singular tho Kindred and creditors of tho said
Joseph Dukes, dec, Tint they he and appear before
me, in the Court of Ordinary .be held at Orange
burg c. H., on tho twenty y-cglith Aug. ncxt after
publication hereof at II o'clock in the forenoon, to
shew Cause IL any they have, why the said Admins
ttraiion should not be granted.
Given under my hand Ibis i4th tinS Of August
Ammo Domini, 1868.
THAD. G. ANDREWS, Judge Of Probate,
mug 15--72t Orangcburg County
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The C,,un,s.

- fcoolapcll Of two Or stlircxe days hasI done
cotton ND he past vceEhss been de-
voted by our tTicnls country to stripping
fodder; and 20 seem plcsssad at tie number Of
sesmiy ears of corn that uresto be found on
|tResstslk soddef, tpo Isl abundant ;i,rise is
syss prs'nlsihg and ,Plsstcss gre happy aud
sst;fstefuls sslssSss.sss,fs ~ ,sfs s &
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sheri.f's If S Sales.

By virtue Of sundry writs of Fl. f,, to me directed
will sell to the highest bidder, at Orangcburg
Court House, on the first Monday in September
next, for cash the following property viz:
bounded south by J. =. Harley, ives, by II. Riggs,
north ny Middleton and east by Broughton streets.
Levied on ms the property of John Enscrln, at the
suit Of jacob Foglo.
Purchasers TO pay for pnpcrs and stamps.
sherif's Office II. RIGGS.
Ornngebnrg C. H., S. c., S. o.. ID.
August14, 1868.
mug 10 se sf I'd
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/ TTENTIoN nAND owNEasss,

The Subscriber, nntives Sottl, Caroiniaii, hsy.
Ing recently make nil extshsiss tour tbrouSl tlr
Northern and Eastern States, and having inass ar.
rangemcnts with Real Estate Agents in diffsfssst
sections, h0 offers to the people Of Carolina 4
s;,ia selm through which lner may be suid
ins OF sciling, by sontns hn full description on
Property, lowest pricos,S &c.a IS sas4@ES - -
REMEMBER LANDS ARE CHEAP, and an in.
dueemeat should 10 held out. as class Of people
(notpolicans) will come in With ahcir money AM
ergy, and entcrprise, and sopn sse will have Mile
Faotories &o, and oir Country viii be III, Connisys
Lam now asithorised 10 purelnso n Large Tract
OF TimhereI Lands, with Mills on good Water pos.
or, accessible 10 wntcr navigation tsr Raf,;ng
Apply soon tostrsssfs tsassss.s; Il. DIXON,
Ia ! 0gnngehurg, sc
Or 10 the Editor of oRANdEn0RG5 NEiWss.s
q mug 8 sFi4 "a sos 81 sEs sa s; IS q s,s -.
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aIr. ,sess ao,irs Portrait.

4FsA Aye prestuie our readers would like to sEE
At,rs nf tIre Dc,lr,erstic nnnince fur til. :
Psssiaensy have therefore. obtained. At
sSasa ssrcnse, 4 d,c likeness OF ioar distiu-
ssefshed standard bearer, anl will publish it in
issils nsSt week tftsctcr; witllasliort
sketclIof lila life and carecr. sst
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-15

C0nsigaiees per South Carolina Railroad
Rcn,aintng in the Depot to Date.
J, II, Fielder, P. Rowe d. Il. +. Cutler barton &
Co., J. II. Livingstoii, }. D. Joncs, J. e. Rowe.
In accordance with orders received from tile Stu
.perintendcat, Storage will tercafvr DC charged On
Goods ren,unng in the Depot for M unreasonable
length OF time. w. c. MEREDITH,
Agent.
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IcetGrea,ll.

Tho ladies will furnish leo Cream, at DIR.
shuIof's on Taosdiay afternoons, and at tho
Old Fc,aals College On Friday aftcrpoons, for
t betbcncft Of the Episcopal Church, 6tl
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ING M On u Very P AGE
{)CA.lI. ITEMS.
8A1'IIIsnAN 'Ait ii. Au O., is, 1868.
d Firc;ssa as i-.sTs 81

q 81 Fire. gsss ~ gps7elsS
On "Wednesday inorainlg 8, ut about, 3 % clock
y. scitizanaIof 0eaag geburg were afousedby On
4sslssnl5of dfo tawss sooseS Susccrtainod Ito be
ststeresof Nlpssrs p, Stacker, Co.
ssiosF the Rail Road which, in spitcof the
feforts of frclnen and citizens, was speedily
8 consnmsd. Tho. IRE was evidently the work
s. |sof a1incentliary:, ~, .s..... ~.
We layes understood that the stock Of goods
MSS psftislly covered BY insurance.
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Attention, DeAaoe,utss

alc BsInsoi,, usrcltahc Of
place wcll kpalSa many our readers,
s and ;reft ae lowerratgs
s. Shsnean be done elsewhere. and will 10 good
y work We comnicnd l.i,,a tos ttespatronnge Of
public sss St IS Is -. - i. y
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Religions.

NJ Divine Service will be tcld every Tuesday
afterpoen, at tho Episcopal Church Mt 81
o'clock p. M. until further notice.
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~ ~ Auytc tiufty oHBpSSec:
amounts TO something over $40 900 600.
A acalptor TOOK . castEof uenepl Halpines
believed that thes ssxas cotton crop
willsamoiiat to 900 balca. thhiy sear. q
The cattle trade between San Antonio,
Texas and Mexico is worth So 900, goo.
Therotisi talk eofsa tunnel between Scotland
md Ireland. e. asse. issai r7'@
Nov York las population 2OopoO greater
alsr shansp philaaelphia aud ooO less dwellings.
sess steamer IS building in France which
will, it is thougut cross the channelsin, three
quarters of an honr.s'. g. '': 10. 80, -, s.
On Hiram Ulysses Western trip ho said
nothing TO, nobody, and nobody said nothing
Excursion parties go from San Francisco to
to 500 the great eruption in tho Sandwich
Islands.
The latest London gossip is that Queen
Victoria dauga gater, tic Princess of Teck,
cleans towards Romanis,n. ,,S ~
Cigarettes for ladies, after dcscrt, in Paris,
are said to be as common as oysters before soup.
at New York dinner, s;s.7s
ME total valuation of real and personal
estate in New Orleans is one hundred and
thirty thee millions six hundred and seventy
thousand Que hundred and eighty five dollars
Indiaua Senator Hcudricks, Democratic
nominee for Governor, expresses the greatest
confidence that Iediana will give an overs
whelming majority for Seymour and Blair.
General Blair invited General Grant to-
breakfast on Monday<in Lcavcnworth, aud the.
Commander-in- Chief accepted the invitation of
the 3ahlest General sin the volunteer service"
Let us have cspaacesl & LIS KS KS
Senator Fowler. in his last speech in tho
Senate calls Butler a liar, thief porjureer,s
scoundrel, fend. reptile, and traitor to his
country, who should have been iai,geds long
sgo. So we learn from tho Now York Tribune
New HAMpsHIRE-A letter received from.
Presidcuts Pieree by es. MARSHAL Hoov r, Of
Washington, says Seymour is perfectly satiss.
fa factory to the New. Hampsl,irc Democrats, aud
,gillcarry the State beyond q doubt in Noyem-
bcr. fa hts2at
S2lsss Radicals have .incrcqspa the national
debt = since sle close of the war nine hundred
millions Of doll,rs. at this rate, if that party
is continued in power. how long will it take
tile .llatin,, to et out Of dcbt, aud relieve the
people ttplu taxation ...,r--.[ Z = ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-15

sTlsss Radicals have. Increased the national
debt =. since the close Of the war nine hundred
millions Of dollars. at this rate, if that party
!; is continued in power. how long will it take
tie sllatin,, to get out Of dobt, aud relieve the
people, tto,u taxation 80 : - - I.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-15
Book Notices, SC.

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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-15
DEAL ESTATE FOR SAM.

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All that rI.ai M ArI0S iniihe Fork IL sdssfs.
containing '!leeut 4S01 acrcssituatetl II miles ffpf
Ofangcbarg 10 miles hnm Graham,s, Turn Ouf,
DWEbLIN q HOUSE with rpoins, bcsisrc BaSE.
MENT and ATTICS, built just bcfntc The war.
will sell this placa FIR less tfan onc- half sths
cost of Tie lmpreycinents. Apply to ~ :.
SsMUEb DtBBLE.
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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-03-04
Joking By Express.


MANY are the practical jokes played
bv expressmen on each other. It is
quite the fashion of one Office to send
another some useless and cumbersome
article, which is passed on the next or
fee to get rid of it, and thus makes the
circuit Of the lines and in the end re-
turns to plague itsinvsntors Thus an
old iron pot has been travelling around
between the different Offices for a long
time. A hen, which was started from
Scrqousa on the 4th of July last, on the
Merchants Union line. IS still on bsr
travels The agents of ths company
there boxed her up and started it off
and since then she has Travelled 25 600
miles, and BROUGHT mp alive and well last
week at Brilgepnrt, from whence she
passed through this CITY, and made her
next stop at SrrIugfs!d. She is ahund
antly supplied with corn, and has the
liberty Of the Offices where she stops
She is fat and happy Her box is com
pl-tsly covered with labels, hearing all
sorts of inscriptions, zone more unfortu
nate, 'du'v henclOsed, &c. She has
now cove E. and m,y make her tour
" the New En- nslan1 States before visit
ING this city again.
Some time since, note was sent from
one Of the Offices OF the Merchants
Union. asking information Of bag con-
timing wearing apparel, which was miss
ing. The note said that the loser was
a young man twenty years Of age, and
needed the clothing badly When the
paper returned to the office whence it.
started, it was some ten feet in length,
and notes Of all kinds hav-
ing been pasted on its foot. One Of the
notes read IF the Toung man should
be more than twenty wears old, will he
still need the clothing ?'-Hart1rd Cur
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