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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

p@ Mr.. William Adams, Of this county,
has deposited 81 go, which he intends for
the watermelon fund mentioned in the
Herald some time since. Each person
who thinks he can raise the largest melon
can leave $3.50 with u.s. the largest melon
raised by each person TO be presented to
and weighed by us, and the one raising the
heaviest melon TO take all tho money de-
posited-a swecpstake. Mcssrs. Adams
ssd Reverchon are in. Who else will de-
posit quarter eagle, and enter the ring?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

igD Mr.. James NJ. Rainwatcr, represent
ing the old and reliable commission house
of Haswcll s. Son, at the terminus of the
Texas Central Railroad, called upon us
Thursday evening
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoIlowny's Pilis.-RUsH OF BLOOD TO ris
HEAD.-This unpleasant visitation is not confined to
person of full habit 1t IS as frequently the result
of weakness as ola prcdspOsiiion to apoplcxy. by
whatever engendcrcd, the best remedy for tho
complaint is IioLLowAY's FILLS. The moinent they
begin to operate tho oppression on the brain Is re-
iicyed. Their effect is TO eluallze the circulation,
and if taken whenever paroxysm occurs, the at
tacks VIM cease altogether. Sold by al Drug.
gsts. .....4lta 90 rt '
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

py The summer styles of ladies dresses
nrc pretty And becoming, and the mcrch-
ants Of Dallas seem to he doing q good
business, considering the season. ...
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
Candidate Department.

FUk GuNEgAuR.
Wsars spitsTilsl a. sulss=ss ~ HANIiI1N,
= TIsEis, . tan'-isis Ga t.ssEatl1 hAss, tA',
gasa }ais IS isa
FuR LIEUTENANT CnNfhNHn-
Ne srr ssilH5t,l o. aauaaarr o.. inlll's
nAkEE, ~ ,islssslga, aHuiiisir i.l ias.EHsnl
tias.Ta.T q IrAar, 81 a. li.AFi Ntlh htalIal
A ,, iial-lilen- ia.,li.a Dab s. isA
FuR ulAUHLss-
Ne az anilHrissl snl I17isasl5i a. annHunFF
ora nuHERT n, TANlA'k, ~ a feHs'i'air 90 saa-
sTsss EsH lhis tas fii tlAslfssi.i'si i''sifi'i-
ToE sFATE sENATuR,
Ne lrs suiharisri sui Tflursirl a. sua'uu0r
JAMS n q, gh,nhn, BEL sss rsniilsir o. ~
stats seuair
F1R HEPRs CNTATIVR
" AZ asihalissi aui Isiassirl a. saasrnrr D.,
A. n, tushhAAs sss 7anaiasir z" irlfrsfhl ~
alsi lisTirl, rtrTisiHs tir 0uuniirs 81 laalias, tA
lila ssd I@Hsui Ia iha ignsT hsnse II d. Lfsisla-
taIr,
TOg pIs'Ricr ATTORNEY,
We ar auILsyissi aui' requested t. aUuounor
carr !, IN HAWKINS, II Liiis ts'nn,'' -
candidate fT District AiiuIng ~ Tho aih gui.yiAl
pisITi.i, al Ihe rhsalns ialy rlgst lpn,
Tug snERliF,
N. A.. aathoTisri aud Irgnrstrl 10 aHnannfa
ROBERT l.. SEARS, as . oaIdiiaio t'F shrIih q
Dallas evuuiy, al tho snshihs 'le'll'h ~ snA'
Nc are aaihoiEnl and requested TO snn,.uEcs \,
a. MrADAMs, Ns.i,, a. a raHiiiain &c NhrTin 81
DALLAS clanIy, At ILr ensuing Jaly ei,eli'l'
We ars su heriss.l 10 a1a.anse The na,as 81
JrNlrS FRAN, a. a candidate h,r hheIin ~ Dallas
ruunty al tho ensuihs clc,iiyn Ia july,
we arc authorised aud requested 10 aunoanon W,
A. ROnnEnSnN, as a candidate for iho "ihon 81
sheTln Of Dallas County at tho ensuing rlre'i"n'
ron JUSTICE az TnE PEACE.
We arc authorized aud TrIurs'sl 10 Gnnonnre
JOS :, STROrIlER a. candidate inr lu'iier IT b"
Peace Ia Prerihct No, Q, Dallas County, al the
ensuing July election,
We az. auihorised anl requested a. announce
81 EREDiTiI MYERS, E,I, a. a candidate for
luslion II the Peace la Precinct Nos at e ensuing
July olostiJn.
We are authorized and requested to announce q,
W. puAnETr, a. a candidate Tor Jusilrr ui the
Peace In Precinct Mo-, lLaneas'erl at IL" "p'
preaching olcciivn.
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HI rors Of Youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Pror,ature Decay, ana all The oaecis Of
youthful indiscretio, WILL for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need 1t, tho receipt
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which be was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit By
TIC advertisers e1Pcriee cen ID 20 W addressing,
il perfect confidence, JOHN d. OGDEN.
No. a. Cedar street, New York.
June Il ls09-39.ly.
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Francisco seraiio; tic new regent
of Spain, is u Bravo and Successful
soldier of foitulie. lilo. is about 20
years Of ago, prudcht, moderate and
enlightcdcd, and exhibits high quail
tiles rs b statesman.
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PRINTERS PAPER,

via cards, etc. Of al kinds, qualities,
ard oolors. Writing ink Of all the best
qualities, and almost anything esle in that
lire that can be called FOR from gun hints
and fish hooks 70 show cases and children :
carriages
A few copies Of Brighiley's Digest, lst &
"a volumes, and other law books for law
yers- A few copies Of Wood & Dsehe's Dis
peusstory for Physicians and Druggists.
A fep copies Of Standard Theological
works for Clsrgymsn, eie- etc etc
+. n. CUSHING.
rouzion, April II, lsss-s3if
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The way 10 be admired, IS to be
what we desire 10 be thought
fso-rates
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TO cansr,nptire.

The Advertiser, having been restored 20 health ~
a fsu veeks, ~ very simpis remedy, after having
suffering several yss-s 9Th severe ling arsriisn,
ard that dread disease Consumrfisu-is anNious O.
make known 20 his feIlowsuh-rsrs the means q
cure.
To al vho desire It, be VIII ssnd a copy q the
Frr-rpfiar ussd ffrss u charge. uiih The dires-
lions Or preparing and usiuz N s-s, which they
vii Cad STIR CrrE For CossurrrIuS, AsTuuA,
Bsorcuuls, eie- The Object q tn advertiser IN
-snIiu- the rres-rrfiun d % hersff ne aficfsd-
and sr-ad iaiorm-fiun vhi1t b. ruu-iTss % D. a.
ralu-1le. sud b. bopss srtry sufferer rin tn his
fernsdy. a. if IN cost th-n nr-hinz sui my prove
q Messing. ra-ti-s risiiius he f-e-uristiuu. III
ri---s ss1---s Efr. EDTAEB a WILSON.
wrTf1rsf.a--. Enzl Csurfy. ~ Ea-t-
Iane =. ls1e-glls
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New Gallon Gin.

q DESIRE to inform the cotton growers
Il and oil concerned, that will be pre-
pared to Gin and Bale the present crop of
Cotton. My Gins are new and The best in
use. Call and examine my machinery and
prospects before taking your cot tti to
other Gins. ! am determined to make to
your interest, to patronize me. My Wool
Cards are in good order and running all
the time. The highest market price paid
for cotton in wool rolls or cash. Come and
sec. r nj. NJ. MORROW.
Dallas, June &c, 1SG9-4l:2m
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Dickens is walking and writing
.--.tru
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Stationery

OF all kinds. Paper by the ream or 100
reams. Envelopes by the thousand or 100
thousand Tens and Pencils by the dozen,
gross or 100 gross. Letter books and
presses, and blank books Of all sizes.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


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In active preparation Boucicaus latest sensational drama,
FoRxosA; Or. THE hE'1 RAILROAD TO RUIN.
al u
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UCTION NOTTCE.-AT LESS THAN AUCTION
N prices magnificent Parlor Suits also
walnn. rep Suits lot Of PsrloI Chamber Library Din
Furniture cheap for cash. IS Boecker street. Broad
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nAwNRRogvRw aAf,ys.-JoHN MORTIMER, Is EAST
Broadway win se Thursday go lots men EN- and S womsas
by order l. Aaron III Grwnd street. Friday. BY order II.
McAte lne n. Second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-15

WALIAcks' LAST NIGHTS
Of Mrs. Sidney Baemans original American COMEDY e
SELF,
with Mr.. JOHN E. OWENS AZ JOHN UNIT, which, nor
withdrawing It's be Withdrawn MAXI
way for the speedy production Of several ether
ON ENS' SPEClALTIE6,
among the earliest Of which will be
SULON SINGLE
aud
THE VICTIMS.
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DY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
ID Once and Salesroom, 81 Nassau street.
| JOHNSTON g. VAN TAS5ELL viii sell Tuesday,
II, IL O'clock at thor salesr6o, 81
collection Of French English and American Chromos
fine line Engravngs French coored Prints, &C.. great
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THE TRADES.

yIyAhTEp-lMkEIDATkLY. ONE DOUBLE HAND
w dlsorser BASTARD four mill four sawne and
two smooth ne cutters. Apply at uormAn's File NsnufAo-
tory, u Beverly ST., Boston, Mass.
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DOWERY THEATRE.
ID Engagement for a limited period With the charming
Mile. MARIETTA RAvEL,
the brilliant and worldrenowned Pantomimist and Dsos
seuse, the legitimate successor Of the great Celeste
The popular young actor Mr.. e. CONNOLLY ID engREo4
10 second Mile. Ravel In her specia,ties.
THE FRENCH SPY. During the drama
Mile Marietta Ravei Wild Arab Dance
by Nile. Ravs.
Henri, Hamet and Mathide. Terrific Combat BY
Mr.. r. L. Connolly as hiie Ravoi
Hohammed. and 2. E. Connolly.
BANDIT OF BLIND NINE
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In active PREPARATION Boucicau latest sensational drama
entitled
F0RMOsA; Or, THE RAILROAD TO RUIN.
Seats secured six days In advance.
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DARKER 4 THEALL, AUCTIONEERS, COMMERCIAL
ID Salesroom No. Corsndt eet.Particulsr attention
sales o. Household Furniture Stocks OF Stores
0nr facilities the display and sale OF goods Of all Gescrp
IONS at salesrooms are equal TO any Ia u city.
DEM P. FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONEER.-ON MONDAY
ID August 49, 1862 at II A. M at the storage warehouse
Jos Snow SON. No. l76 washington street, the follow
ing Properly sold TO storage and expenses-i bids
Tobacco and lot Of griswolds patent Wrenches nv
order OF JOS w. Snow Son. Warehouse receipts cancelled
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A REAL ESTATE, AUCTIONEE INSURANCE AND
N Coal Once Union square, well established, nicely
furnishes with plenty Of property for sale cheap Address
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THE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
i 81 Union square, next Clarendon Hotel,
will reopen on hrst Monday In September.
For particulars apply to H. SCHROEDER. Director.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-08-21
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT

IhVBNI Z VVNKT.
Er parte w. G. Wolfe. Executor, In re Lost
Will of Christian Wolfe.
A PUBLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE
N by w. c, Wolfe, Executor, for leave
to prove the past Existence. Loss and Con
tents of the Last Will aid Testament of
Christian Wolfe. deceased. it is ordered,
That all persons who hay th:ak themselves
Interested. do appear before me at Orange
burg on the Both day of October next, and
cross examine the evidence which may be
Produced and introshice evidences in reply.
Probate Office, "THAD. G. ANDREWS,
July 2o, 1869. Judge Off Probate
July q u
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A HIDEoUs "REMINISCENCES OF THE
CHoLERA.-The death of Roebling sug-
gests strange incident in which he was
an actor. In 1854, when he was build
ing the Niagara suspension bridge, a ter
riblc epideiaic of cholera broke out
among his laborers. Mr.. Rocbling had
an idea that he could cure cholera by
modification of the hydropathic treat
ment. There were plenty of patients,
and he began in the morning with lit
tie child, and before night had FIVE cases
In one shanty. At midnight they were
all d. ad, and Mr.. Roebling discousolate-
ly abandoned the practice of medicine,
though he was about as successful as any
of the doctors. Everybody who was
smitten on that sultry Saturday died.
There was nothing strange in the affair,
except the heroism Of the man in his de-
sire to alleviate human misery. The
further history of that shanty is really
remarkable. Mr.. Roebling cheerfully
assumed the expense Of the intermcnt !;
but there was a peculiar horror of that
place, and in the wretched panic that
prevailed, he could induce no person to
approach it. He then offered fifty dol
lars to any one who would throw the
bodies off the bridge into the niagara
No one would do it. His next move was
to inform the authorities that if on Mon
day morning the bodies were still there
be would set fire to the shanty, and dis
pose Of his unwelcome charge by crama-
ton. The threat was of no avail, and
he kept his word. But hemloek
shanty furnishes little fuel the bodies
were only scorched, and his funeral was
still upon his hands. He finally paid
two brayadoes from Lockport to bury
them where they lay They were howl
ing drunk, and full of blasphemies.
Both went back to Lockport aud died
theDext night. That closed the tragedy
With all bis tn;; ;;e'. Mr. Rccbl;ng, as a
doctor or undertaken, was not success.
Newnrk (M J.) Advertiser.
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LAND AGENCY.
~ ANDREWS. & co. AE

AS We are now prepared to attend to the
Advantageous Disposal of LAND in Orange
burg County, and having every facility at
our hands, we would respectfully call the at
tention of our LAND HOLDERS, who may
feel disposed to change Investments, to the
fact. Our Per Centagc will be light, and
where there is no sale there. will be no
charge, : Xxi slE
Plats, with full Description of Property
offered for sale, must be furnished us.
All persons having land for sale will please
oall on the Undersigned at the ORANo EBuRa
News Office. T. G. ANDREWS g. co.
july 10 If
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The State of South Carolina
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

Tn the Sessions-May Perrfy 1861
EVNHE ATTENTION. OF THIS COURT
having been called by the Grand Jury
ITO the great and uncalled for Injustice done
TO Citizens, sometimes, by being put under
arrest, and on failing to give security Ior
their appearance at Court by being Commit
ted to Jail without just cause or subst an, ial
proof Of their guilt"
On motion of d. II. Chamberlain, Attorney
General and Solicitor of the First Circuit, il
is ordered: That the Clerk of tho Court do
call the attention OF all Magistrates of this
County to the Provisions OF the Act of the
General Assembly of eighteen hundred and
thirty nine, relative to the Duties OF Mag
istrases and Nlso to Section Ia, Article aud
Section % of Article 4, of the Constitution
Of this State, and also TO the PrOvisiaIi OF
the Act of the General Assembly. passed
September oath, 1868. and that the Clerk Of
the Court do notify the said Magistrates that
in future ihey wailshe held by tlIis Court 10 a
strict Accountability for any neglect or viola
tion of the Provisions OF Law above rcfcrred
TO" q y G. Ssx RNBs BAR 8sfsIlslfRRgyS e.
Ihdgc Of lsi Giicnn
May ilth, lS69.-2g IL
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LUNITURE. BEDDING, Gxc..
r.. WHITES Furniture JWare- Rooms,
corner. of Market and King Streets, Charles
ton, s. G.. supplies many families, botfs
Country and Town to their full satisfaction.
Read few quotations from letters he re-
ceived:
NEwBsRRY, April 8, 1850
MR. r. WuIFE--DEAR Sra: The Rurni-,
ture came safe to hand and was Just as you
represented it, Numbers of visitS=s-Aaxar
looked at 1t, and ID is much admired. in fact
nothing like IL in this place. Il SiaAy be the
means of your selling more here.,.s ~. 49,,
You're truly, %&%s
.ano.hss .so!.: Winnsbot0. s. @. says
S''Wr are well nleasedtwith, the snik Send
Wardrobe to'mntch!"
And one frUtho hofangebarg coun,ya6 sss
"Furnitsite arrived safe,,a and family de-
lighted"
eIsy hi,a for scurse9E ~ es asAsae
qqs.. lie keeps CRADI,fS t0os
Corner King and Market Sireets, 8sg
may--'@in & Charleston, s &C.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-08-21
"Wednesday afternoon Mr., D. Urcsswell

"Wednesday afternoon MIR. d. Crcsswell
and an older brother, Mr. Charles Cress-
we'll, left this city in = buggy 70 return
to their homes, near SO, South Carolina
Late on the evening of that day the two
brothers reached Edgefeld Court House
and stopped for the night at the village
tavern. On yesterday y'morning, between
s and 8 O'Clock, the Crcsswels again
started ON their journey, taking in the
buggy with them sixteen shooting
Winchester rife as if anticipating trou-
BILE. They had not been gone long when
some one came into the town and said
the two m,n had beeu murdered. A
party Immediately went out to ascertain
it the rumor was correct. A mile and
half from Edge6old, on the road to 96,
the bodies of the Cresswells were found.
The older, Charles Crcsswell, was per-
fectly dead-the body being almost rid
died with buckshot. d. Cresswell was
seriously if not fatally wounded. One
hand was pierced by two balls ;the other
hand by one; the chin was also struck;
one bail entered the side, another the
stomach. The latter is reported to have
said that two men concealed by the way
side had fired simultaneously as they saw
the busgy-aftcrwsrd making their es-
cape. He identified one of the party as
George Addison, Jr., brother of the
young lady of the affair. The wounded
Cresswell is now an inmate OF private
house in Edgefeld. No arrests have
yet been made.
We are indebted to State Constable
Hubbard for the following account of
the affair, furnished by one of his depu-
ties
An affair of a very serious nature took
place one mile and half from this place,
on the 96 road, to-day (August So AT
about 10 o'clock, as two brothers Char
lie and D. Creswel-were returning
home in their buggy from this village,
they were..s shot by two men-supposed to
be George and James Addison-who
had concealed themselves in plum tree
thicket, beside the road Charlie Cres-
well was killed almost mmediately-as
he expired within few minutes after
their reaching DIR, Parker's house, situa-
ted about 200 yards above where the
shooting occurred ID. Creswell is sup
posed to be mortally wounded. Imme-
diately upon receiving intelligence of the
shooting, three of us mounted and went
out to endeavor to arrest the guilty par
ties, but they had gone. A relative of
the suspected parties came to the Sheriff
and myself, and told us that they were
at his house, aud would come and give
themselves up as soon as the coroner's
inquest was over, which was then being
held"
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A Mrs Cooper, living near Big Creek,
Sebastian County, Ark, a few days since
gave birth to triplets, all boys, the biggest
of whom weighs, or did weigh few days
ago, when our informant, dohn Sengel,
saw the family, only two pounds. The
other two are still smaller, especially the
seeond' born. They are, however, per-
fsotlJ sait and, developed, EOaadfaeed
blue eyed, their limbs not larger than a
mans little finger, and present., MS they
lie all in row on their mothers bed, a
most striking and beautifully touching
Appearance Halfa yard of calico makes
a long-skirted dress for all threaA of the
bsbies;-Ea,
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TRahIBLE SHDogING AFFAIR IN
EDesRIID-0NE. MAN KILLED Asp
AEoIBER BApLY WoUNDED.-Ths
augusta, Giroaiele, Of the 9th publishes
the following account of a terrible affair
which occurred in Edgefeld on the day
Ptssipus,s a.as
"As our readers are all aware of the
nature of the affair out Of which the
difficulty between the Addison family
snd Mr. D. Cresswell arose We will not
allude to IL in this connection. but merely
give the history of the recent tragedy as
given to us by our informant. On last