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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13
(Gcorgia) Department.

Atlanta (GcOrgi;D Department.
To Ute Pcopte IF Soth Carolina: Fit'
TIE ABOVE COMPANY WAS ORGAN
iEEB IN 1865, in consequence of the whole
sale forfeiturco of Southern p Policics by North
ern Companies. The unparalleled s,ic6ess
Of the enterprise has forced several of these
Companies to restore their Southern Policies.
from the fact that they could no, operate in
our mids, witheih the aIpsarascs of honcey.
We keep all our money at home to build
up our impoverished country. EVERY Doll
LAR OF PREMIUM BEING SAFELY IN
VESTED IN. THE STATE; from which it is
derived. The Institution is PURELY SOUTH
ERN, and. hence should appeal with great
force to the patriotism and sympathy of
every Southern heart
1t is not our purpose to make war on othe,
Companies but TO impress upon he people
the IMPORTANCE Or PREVENTING THE
DRAIN OF MONEY FROM THE SOUTH TO
TAE NORTH by patronizing HOME INsTI-
TUTiONS. ~-s ,a. .i-.-y
The Company has manS special Advantages
and is founded on patriotism and solid wealth.
Its ratio of assets TO liabiliies-fhe true ftsi
r. a Conrmny" strength being nearly. THREE
HUNDRED To ONE HUNDRED. Gea
Whenever and wherever have presented
the claims of this Company, il has not only
enlisted The esympa thies OF orr people, hut has
also secured their hearty cooperation l
have secured over one thousand policies in
South Carolina Since February The l0ih, We
number among our Directors cneraI WADE
i!AMrroS and Colonel WILLIAM JoIIxsFoy.
gentlemen we'll known to every citizen Of
South Caroline. we appeal personally to the
people of South Carolina 10 assist in pushing
forward this deservtd!y popular Southern
institution.
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AT0TIGE-Ys Hereby Given 10
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS. George lsoiivcr hath applied o
me Tor letters of Administration on tie Es-
tate Of Christian Arant, late of Qrangeburg
County, deceased.
IS These are therefore TO cite and adtnonisl,
alEand singular the Kindred and Creditors
ofSthe said deceased, to oe and appear be-
fore me al a Court of Probate for the said
County, TO be holden at 0rangcburg ON tac
j 9th day Of November, 1869, at IOo'cIock A.
NJ: TO show cause ifahy, why The said Ad-
ministratiop should not be granted.
Given under nay hand and the Seal Of the
Court, this I'd day of Nov, a. ID. 1863,
and in the ninety fourth year of American
r., independence.
THAD. c. ANDREWS,
noy st Jndge Of Probate. y
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13

At an election for town officers held ia
B'@0ers on the llth Inst, the following
gentlemen were elected: <
For Hntendent-J NJ Smith. -
For Wardens--Dr. j.. A. Wright, II.
j. B,abham, J. A. j. Rice, j. w.
DtcTn''s. 4,..{G IlF
Legal Adviser-Col. L. II. CAN'T.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13

Day TiME.-Tho present is an un-
-aslnlly dry Ap.ll% We hesrl oqfswater
being cafried five miles in St. Mathews
last week.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13

- QUIET 3WEEK.-The past has been an
unusually quiet week in Orangebrrg
HI1verybody has gone to Columbia, as We
), advised them to do. Sheriff Riggs de-
parted on Wednesday for Columbia with
cargo of convicts for the peniten,nry
The Magistrates Court has been holding
its sessions during the week, and dis
pensing justice iu its own peculiar way
We have missed tie crowd of Court-week,
tho bright, eyes Of the Pic Mic, and the
tumult of Saeday. But while VIC have
EFlniAsed these exeitemcnts. the merchants
haye been busy, aud cotton has been
coming in as usual
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13
u. III. MILLER.

Wc cl'ccrsul'y recommend the above Com.
pany to the patronage of ihc ci;;4cns o: South
iarnlinn.
Csha"bIa, S. C-J. $. Preston, j. p. Car
roll, &. u. Melton, 5. w. Mcltcn j. u. Pope.
Cami7', s, C-J. L. Kcrslmw. W. NJ.
Shannon. VI. T.. Johnson
SoaiaS. S. C.--Jno. B. Moore.
Hinasios'', s. C.-W, II. Robertson. J. Il.
McCanis, ,lames Ii. Ron
l'osE"Nc, s. C.-W. T.. Wilson. 4. Coward.
JAS. Mason. j d. wif'rrrspoon. j Il. Bratton,
J. T. Lowrcy, c. q. McC.,w
.i"deryon, S. C.--j. /. Orr
har""'N. y. C.--Joinsou lIagool, JOSEPH,
A.. Lawton, DANES Patterson
Garf"'o", $. c.-J"o. b. Manning T. c.
iicEa. Son, Browne Manning.
R:itymees N Gheyles es.o.--G cmcral James
Conner. Mcssrs. rclzcr, Rodgc,S Il Co.. James
IL. Wilson. Esq, Geo. H. Waiter, Esq. Lewis
u. Me~ry. ESQ.
oc, Ii i'm
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3 Il e. l . 49,
LAGER BEi:Eh.-Ccrtainlv The fines

LAGER BEER. Certainly the finest,
! freshctapd most f'.quaat Lager Beer OF
this season is at Muller's, on hand now
- Everybody is rushing down to get a
glass oft. Go and try it,
= .ss Friend Muller viii please accept our
thanks for u" pitcher Of this excellent
Beer. s.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13

Mr. Frank Bambcrg arrived in town
on "Wednesday with fine drove Of
horses aud mules.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13

- GoRRscrIoN:--In our notice ofaho
Agricultural i'ic Mic at this place on the
Sd .flsi Instant, We stated the officers of the
Agricultural Society Incorrectly. Mr.!
Murray Robinson is Treasurer aud Mr..
s.JJps9 Il, Rqwlgs, Secretary, of the Spcic-
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I'm t'se District Court of the
United States, A>
FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
OcfOLer Tc,yu 1890
October Term, 1869.

In the Matter of Petition for
jacob #. Witt Full and Final
OF Orangeburg, =. Z. Discharge
Bankrupt. in Bankruptcy.
Ordered, that a hearing be had on the 20th
day of November, a. d. 1869, nj Federal
Court House in Columbia, S. c.; and that all
Creditors, &c. OF said Bankrupt appear at
said time and place, and show canso, if any
they can, why the prayer of the Petitioner
should not begranted. tud that the second
and third meeting of Creditors Of said Bank
rupt will he held ~ the Office of j. c. Gar.
pcnter, Esq, Register of LIST and I'd Congress
sional Districts, S. &C., on the I'D day of
November, A. d., 800, ct 10 NJ.
iiy order of the Court, the 29ih day of Octo-
Der, A. d. 1869.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court of the United
States for South Carolina
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Col. p. S. Fielder, one box honey.
A STUBBORN FAcr-rhcrc is scarce

A STUBBORN FAcr 'rhcrc is scarce.
ly any disease in which purgative medi-
zines are not moc or less required, and
much suffering might be prevented were
'hay more generally used. No person
can feel well While costiyc hnb;t of
body prevails besides. i; soon generates
serious discllcs which night have been
avoided by timely use of Cat artic
Medicines for this purpose N. TnWS
I.y~toL}c L;c:l' if3l arc confidently re-
c'mncnded; they are mild, safe, prompt
a"apnOAmm in their pt,inn.f They cons
tain no Mercury Persons may eat aud
drink as usual, a9l. they may. be. taken
ut any time. AHsi
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~ THECOURT OF PROBATE.

Whereas, Z. Il. Crowcr, haih applied
10 Inc for Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Elizabeth Eumph, late OF Orange
burg County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and adinonish
all and singular ;he kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and apear, be
fore me, at Court Of Probate for the said
County TO be holden nt 0rangebrg. on the
10Th day of November, 1859, at 10 clock A .
NJ, TO shew cause if any, why the said Ad-
minisiration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and the Seal of Court
this lst day of Nov, A. b. 1863. and in
the ninciy-third year of American indie
pen1cncc.
THAD. c. ANDREWS.
nov ct Judge of Probate
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13
IN THE COURT or PROBATE.

= Whereas c. A. EroweIl hath applied 10
me for Letters of Administration, with VIII
annexed, on the Estate CT john Rumph, late
of Ornngeburg Comfy, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ildmonish
all and singular tiie Kindred and creditors OF
the saii deeeRsed. 10 he and appearsbefore
me at Court OF Probate for the said Coun-
~, to bc holden at Orangcbnrg on the ] 9Th.
day OF November. 1860, y, 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
toshow cause if any, why the said Admins
.tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and The Seal of the
Court, this lst day of Nouembcr, a. d.
1859, and the ninety fourth year OF Ameri.
can Independence.
THAD C. ANDREWS,
nov CT Judge of Probate
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In the Circuit Court.
IN EQUITY.
OnANuEBunG COUNTY.

ORANGEBUnG County,.
II. w. Bates, Administrator Bill
cum testamcnto annexo for Injunction
and
p. y. McAfichacl, ct. al. Relief
Pursuant to an Order of the Court in this
case, the Creditors of Bennett NJ. Shuler.
deceased, are hereby notified tc present and
prove their demands prior to the lst day of
January next. GEO. BOLIVER.
Nov. 9th, 1869. G.. G.. G.. p
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13

- The attention Of housckecpers is called
10 the advertisement of Mr., W. r. AIul-
q. Ter in to-daS,s issue. You can get anyt
thing you wont in tho Grocery liuc from
him.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21

Department OF the Colanaoia.-O Oregon, Washing
ton Territory and Idaho; headquarters Portland,
Oregon; Brevet MAJOR General George Crook.
Impairment or the S0uth.-Nortn Carouna, oou.h
Carolina. Georgia Alabama and Florida; headquar-
ters Atlanta, Ca; Bievet Major Genera Ahreo H.
Terry.
Department OF louisiana Louisiana and Ar
kansas; headquarters New Orleans; Brevet MAJOR
General Joseph A. Mower temporarily.
Department or Akdska.-The Territory OF Alaska;
headquarters Sitka; Brevet MAJOR Generai Jen. Y.
Davis.
The First Military district has been added to the
DIVISION OF the Atlantlc. and the Department oi
Coinmbia) has been merged In the Department. Oh
the East.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The following have been added TO the hst OF pat'
tles:-
Horse Head HiHs.-Texas, September IL, 1868;
companies G, + and X, Ninth cavalry, engaged. =,
WdShitd RiCer-Indan Territory, November ~,
1868; Seventh cava ry engaged.
There were 443 hospital stewards, III ordnance
sergeants, and S66 Indian scouts in the service on
January1.
Seventy-two national cemeteries have been
established. The number gwen III the register ior
August 1858 was sixty-twb.
The term Of enlistment has again been hxed at
five years.
All military bands, except the one at West Point
have been discharged.
Applications are being made. almost every ay, py
subalterns, to be placed on waiting orders.
Congress having closed the engineer and ord
nance corps ana the infantry arm Of the service.
against promotions or appointments, the thirty
artillery and cavalry regimenCs The practice mas
been TO put the best cadets INTO the engineer and
ordnance CORPS the next best into the artillery, ana
the rest into the cavalry and infantry.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21

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PVuy i W t nr tba Ho;' noHsos ~
mt on inSanen,ant naronaijtv do not riiv
ann,v 70 anv n,har Rr,tish connv IN iS INC nacuor
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the inttad states and the fact thai avan itrIish
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tina vhan ,hat ovsnt rv, enSma that ronaora ,ts
aariy or innnad,ota accnmnI,Shmant on nniac, ~
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ppennie d,rectiv ,nterssIeI ~ ~ -
vJhen this canso NJ irritation shau ho
ENGLAND the United states "a sri and "a be
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
MYSTERIOUS AND FATAL POISONING.
Suspicious Against observation-disclosures
Statement.


A somewhat mysterious case OF poisoning was
brought TO the attention OF Coroner keenan, Sat-
urday evening last, at which time he called to
Bellevue Hospital TO take the ante-mortem statement
OF james Strappe, a young man, twenty-five years
OF age born In Ireland.
From the statement made to Coroner Keenan, ~
Strappe It appears that he lived at 416 Seventh
nue.. Having been sick for some time past Strappo
on Saturday afternoon consulted with DR.. Desire
statement OF the case, Dr. Amand prepared wal
Of medicine for his patient, who forthwith took y
dose OF 10 and went home. Later in the
day Strappe called uponRanother physician,
In Thirty-second street, for medicine TO relieve him
from terrible PAIN and burning sensation in his
Strappe, who had II iled at the drug store, corner
OF Thirty ysecond street and Seventh avenue After
taking the medicine ordered by the Thirty-second
street physician Strappe became very sick
near the drug store Being unable 10
go home, Strappe by advice OF the druggist, was
conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital, apparently IN dan
gerous condition, when H. was deemed highly neces-
to call In the Coroner. Previous to his arrival,
however, q portion OF the matter emitted from the
stomach OF the patient was analyzed and found to
contain quantities Of "Sheels' green, an ac-
tive poison, The statement of Strappes revealed
the above facts, and when Coroner keenan, left
the hospital the attending physician considered the
however, Strappe seized with commissions. ana,
grow ing worse, died ut hapast two O'Clock yester
day morning.
fhe case Will be thoroughly investigated to-day be-
fore Coroner Keenan,. when the mystery possibly
may be satisfactorily explained. In the meantime
OF Dr. Amand, and placed 1t In the han Dis Of Captain
Jourdan, OF the Sixth precinct, for execution.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
ARREST or A SUPPOSED MURDERER.
From the Bnfraln Courier. Inne IS. |

lfTOfu tne COurler, SuHc io.l
On the Sd OF June man, calling himself Patrick
McGrath, was arrested for having In MS possession
piece OF cloth for which he was unable 10 account
satisfactorily. and was locked up TO await develop
ments on suspicion OF larceny. lie remained lncar.
cerated TIL yesterday. A day or two since ayoung
woman, named Lizzie Hayes, from Detroit called
on superintendent OF Police Keynolus, anu stated
that about o month since her brother Thomas and
n man named Patrick McGrath, alias Maheny,
went down the Detroit river together In small boat
aud that her brother had on bis person money to
the amount OF $500. Nothing more was heard OF
her brother till couple OF weeks AFTER when his dead
BODY was found floating In the river with q bullet
hole through his head. MoGrath was also miss
ing. she gave an accurate description Of the last
named even to a wound In the left shoulder. re-
ceved during the war. On going 10 the lookup
yesterday for McGrath, for the purpose OF arragn-
Ing him for larceny, the description given Of the
supposed murderer OF her brother By. MISS HAYES
Tailed exactly with the appearance Of Mc0rath. lie
was afraigned for the theft Of the cloth, ana ds-
charged, no one appearing against him: Then, when
Informed that he was under arrest as tho supposed
murderer OF Thomas Hayes, at Detroit he turned
deathly pale, and gave other evidences Of gu,iy
conscience. He was again locked up, and the autno.
rifles at Detroit tecgraphed TO. We understands
that Miss Hayes has also seen hc0ratn ana Iuiiy
Identifies min.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
OR REGISTER FOR JUNE, 1869.
GENERAL OFFICERS.


General-wilian 7. Sherman.
Lieutenant Geaerdl-Philip II. Sheridan.
Major Gerserals-Henry W. Halleck, seorge G.
Meade George II. Thomas Winfield 5. Hancock,
Jonn NJ. Schohed.
Bri0adter Generdls-Irvin Mcdowell, Philip st. G..
Cooke, John Pope, Oliver o. Howard, Alfred II.
Terry, Edward U. G. Ord, Edward r. S. Candy.
Christopher C. Augur all Major Generals by brevet.
ApJuTANT GENERALS DEPARTMENT
AdHdnt GeRerdl-Brigadier General Edward d.
Townsend, (B. g.
Assistant Adjttdnt Generals-Colonel Richard c.
Dreene d. Gl. vacancy; Lieutenant Colonies James
B. Fry IN. Gl. George L. Hartsun, M. G).; John c.
Keltore B. G.l and twelve majors, Of whom william
d. whipple. IN. c., is the senior.
INSPECTOR GENERALS.
Colonels Randolph B. Marcy, Delos d. sacket Ed
mund schrver and Jas. A. Hardle-all brevet major
generals; Lieutenant Colonies Nelson II. Davis (B. Oh
James lotion (B. g., Roger Jones; Majors Absolm
Baird M. c., Elisha ii. Luddington Coli
BUREAU OF MILITARY JUSTICE.
Judge Advocate GeneTdt-Brigadier General Joseph
Holt M. G.l
Assistant Jrdge Advocate Generdl-Colonel VIII.
liam NICK. Dunn (B. g., aud eight judge advocates
with the rank Of major.
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER OF THE ARMY.
Colonel Albert J. Myer d. G.)
QIAkTERNAeIEH'b DEPARTMENT..
QuarteT1adster Generdl-Brigadier General Mont.
gonery c. Meigs M. G.)
Assistant QldrtermdSter Generdis-Colonels Rob.
ert Allen tM G.h Daniel II. Rucker on. G.) Rufus
ingalls, M. G.), three vacancies.
Deputy QudrterHdster Generats-Lieutenant Colo
nels Morris s. Miller d. Gl Langdon G. Easton
| IN. G.l stewart Van Vlet tM. G.l Ralph W. Kirkham
lB. G.l. John G. McFerran tB. G.l Samuel B. Hola.
@ @prld IB; G'i n Robert o. Tyler gu. G.h Charles n.
Myers tB. O.
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
C0rllnfssdTp Generdt-Drigader General Amos b..
Eaton (M O.
Assistant Commtssary Gensrals-Colonels Alex,
ander 4. Shiras IN. G.) Charles H. Kilburn ~. O.,
Lieutenant Colonies Marcus ID. l.. Simpson IN. G.l,
Henry +. Clarke tM. G.)
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
surgeon Generdt-Brgadier General Joseph X.
Assistant Surgeon Geneydt-Coonel Charles Ii.
Crane tB. G.)
| CAteI Medical Purpevor-tvacancy.
| ASSISTANT Medical PurreV0rs-Lieutenant Colonies
Robert Murray Coll, Charles sutherland tColb Jede-
| dIah II. Baxter Coli, vacancy
| PAY DEPARTMENT.
| -, Pdundster Gererdt-BrigadIer General Benjamin
| W. Brce IN. G.)
Assistant Puprnnster Generals-Coiones Nathan
| W. Brown tB. g., Daniel Mcclure (B. g.
| Deputy Pdvrndster Generdls-LIeutenant C0l0nelg,
Hiram Leonard tB. G.l, cary II. Fry (B. g.
| CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
Chter or Engineers aadier General A. A. Hum
phreys IN. O.; Colonels, John q. Barnard IN. g.
| George W. Culum M o. Henry w. Benham td. q. J;
| CancY.)
Lieutenant Colonies, Jealous b. Tower On. o.; Ho.
ratio q. Wright NJ. G.L John Newton IN. o.; George
Thom tB G.h John d. Kurz Coll, Barton s. Alex.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
THE GERMANS AND THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
Call for n Central Organization of Germans@
Ward ORGANIZATIONS.


number of the foremost citizens Of New York, OF
German nativity have issued call to all the Ger.
mans without the distinction Of party or of any
other cause to firmly organize by wards, and ap.
point from each ward delegation OF FIVE who
shall form central organization, for the purpose OK
agitating and influencing the elevation and improves.
ment OF our public schools educational Institutes,
and also to guard and promote the interests OF Ger
an-Americans In relation to these schools. by.
which is probably meant the introduction Of the
German language as an object OF teaching In all
classes and schools and not in the higher
grades only. They say in this call that
societies and private teachers had founded
in this city NUMBER OF German EnRiIsn
ativey small number, the great majority being de.
pendent on the public schools. In many states ana
municipalities OF the Union. especially In the Vest
this matter has been agtated and the just request
OF the German citizens IN regard to 1t were cordially,
acceded BY the authorities. One-iourth OF the pop,
ulation OF this city IS or German origin, and as az
this time, by the organization OF q new Board Of
School Commissioners the opportunity Is offered for
thorough and searching reforms In the entire publ
lie school system they request speedy action, SO
that both the ward and the central organizations
may be fully perfected and ready for effective WORK
by the beginning OF next July. 1t is but proper 70
say, in tins connection, that this movement had
already found warm supporters & as long ago as & ass
was the first to form "German.American CitlzensI
Society,"" Of which Mr.. Edward schlichtng is presi.
dent having this very object In view. The Ninth ward
was also organized some weeks ago, under the
leadership OF Mr.. Hermann Schroeder, The Four
teenh Seventeenth and Nineteenth wards will shortly
have meetings while the preliminary steps for such an
organization have already been had In the Twenty.
second ward where a meeting Will be held next
Saturday evening, at Unger's Hail. Broadway and
Forty-ninth street, This movement, II should be-
well understood, is not partisan nor sectarian. Men
OF all political shades and Of the very opposite
religious views, and those also OF no religious views
whatever, uniting TO further IL. And an appear
has also been made to the women OF German BIRTH,
the mothers OF the children TO be taught In the pubh
lie schools TO give all the aid they can to the pro-
posed agitation and this appeal, Judging from pres
ent appearances, Will be well responded to-
The New York herald., 1869-06-21

Digest OF the Official Army Registers for
January and June, 1S69-The Reor-
ganizatiOn and Consolidation Of
Infantry Regiments-military
Divisions and DEPART
ments-List Of Officers
in Active Service.