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Red Diarrhna Remedy is pleasant aud effectuAl Tor
acute and chronic diarrhGa
For cholera morbus and cramps, use Il. u It,
r. d. K. is no hot astrngent preparation
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| REGULATOR.

eases OF the skin, inquiry of the blood melancholy
or depression of sprits heartburn, collie or pains in
the bowels pain in the head, fever and ague dropsy,
bos pain in the back and limbs asthma, erysipeas
female affections and bilious diseases generally
Prepared only by
J. II. ZEILIN 81 Co;
Druggists, Macon. Ga,
/ Is aoud ; by mail 81 %.
oJsqT. owing highly respectable persons can attest
to the virtues Of this valuable medicine anfto whom
we most respectfully refer :;
Gen W Holt, president S W r r Company );
Rev Fielder Perry, Ga; COLE KSparks. Albany
Ga, C Masterson, Esq Shift Bib county Dykes &
Sparhaw Ed'rs ''Flordiap," Tallahassee; Rev j w
Burke, Macon. Ga Virgil Powers, Esq. Su'pt. w
K Daniel Billiard, Billiards. Station II & b RI
Twiggs county, Ga; Rev f f Easterng 2 +, Flor
ida Conference Maj. A Wooley, Kingston Ga ;
Editor Macon Telegraph.
For sale by
r. T. BRUMBY & SONS, and
WIN. ROOT & SONS, Marietta.
sNA prur2irts e~cS-sl'v
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MARIETTA, GEORGIA.

Friday Morn. june 10, 1870.
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DIR. SIMMONS
Liver RcgV11aOr

A preparation of roots and herbs, warranted to be
strictly vegetable, and do no injury 10 any one.
II has been used by hundreds and known for the
last tlirtyfve years of the most reliable, eff
cacious and harmless preparations sered TO the
suffering If taken regularly aud persstently. it is
IN curA
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BUTTER.


Mrs. Ann Reed, 40 Mrs. f. A, Strickland, Al
F. NJ Foster 43, Pre-. " - AZ
Timothy Stephens, A " Geo. Roberts. IS
Ann E. Whitlock, DC 4 Susannah Gilbert, AZ
Thos. II. Moore, AZ n. n. Gober 81
40 C. II. Anderson SO
]. o. Gartre 81 A S, Atkinson, So
Robert McAfee. 5S j. n. Russell, 81
n H. Green, 60 Miss Sallie Way, so
Miss II A. Watson 81 - Lena Blackwell, 81
COLTS-Capt. Robert B. McAfee.
WHEAT.
Humphrey Reid 100 NJ. o. Whtock lOl
A. NJ, Benson 1O2 Z. H. Lindley, 103
Benjamin Stripping, 104. Premium.
VEGETABLES
W. B. Wbitmore, 100, Premium, Dr. Stewart, 101
Miss Julia Roberts, 1913.
DEATH OF WV. II. BANKS.
The following resolutions were offered by MIR.
NJ l.. Rutland unanimously adopted.
Uhereas, it has pleased Almighty God, to remove
hy death DIR. UM. II. BANKS since the last meeting
Of the Society and whereas DIR. B,NKs, although but
for short time a esdent of the County yet IN that
period he had identified himself with every enter
prise Intended to improve and devei"pr the resour-
ces of the County aud enhance the general good
He came to us stranger but by hi courteous anu
pentlemanly bearing intelligence and energy won
our confidence and esteem. Therefore be II,
Resolred. That in the death OF DIR. BANKS TIN"
Society has lost a most useful member and the Coun
ty valued citizen.
Resolced. That we tender to his bereaved widow
and orphan children heartfelt sympathies ana
assure them that though comparative strangers that
in the members Of this Society they have friends.
Resolred, That the Secretary forwards copy OF
these resolutions TO the family and that they be
published in the JOURNAL and entered on record ON
spperate page of the Book Of Minute OF this So
cety.
Tie Society adjourned until first Tuesday in July
next.
III. M. HAMMETT, Secretary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-06-10

Dyspepsia, headache, jaundics
costiyeness. sick headache,
chronic diarrhea, affections OF
the bladder, camp dysentery,
affections of the kindneys,
fever nervousness, chills, dis
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-06-10

For all forms of diarrhna. use K. ID. 4.
r. ID. II. cools and quists the stomach.
Il. ID. r., excellent for crying babies:
For children while teething, use Is. u. Is
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-06-10

This AuuabIe preparation combines all the Mel
cinal virtues which long experience has proven To
possess the most safe and efficient Alternative and de
obstruent properties for the cure Of Scrofua, kl2gs
Evil, Ulcers, Cancerous and Indolent Tumors Mer-
cural and Syphiltic Affections, Enlargement and
liberation of the Bones Glands or of the Womb,
Spleen and Kidneys all the various diseases of the
Skin such as letter Rngworms, Pimprs Sore
Ewes, &c. Nervous Affections Dropsy, and all dis
eases originating from depressed state of the blood
Also many affections peculiar to Females, suppress
sion, Irrcguarity, stery Ovarian and Uterine
Dropsy, etc.
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ROBERT DANIEL,
r LATIMER,
ID. Il. COOK.

We the Committee appointed to determine the lot
Of Butter entitled to the premiums offered by the So
Gle V and by Mr. b. A. White, respectfully report
tIat in our Judgment the butter No. 43 made with
out contact with hands is the best in the whole, but
your Committee congratulate the Society that SO
many superior lots of Butter have been presented on
SO short notice and while award premium No. 43
we heartily compliment our lady friends in regard to
the fine quality Of every specimen presented.
A. s. EDMONSTON,
NJ. q. WHlTLOCK,
G. NJ. LACY,
MRS L. A. WYNN
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! SINNONS'

appetite and sickness.
mes alternating with
it'll pain, and dull h,
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r. D. r. is the Memphis favoritc.
One dose II. d. r. cures sick stomach.
+. d. Il, is the result of bedside experiences.
A remedy in time of need, K. ID. i.
During the fruit season keep X. d. r:
For cramps and vomiting use X. ID. X.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-06-10

We the Judges OH Vegetables award the Premium
Vegetables to No. 100. Marietta Ga, june 7th
1870.
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Marietta Market.

II. M. HAMMETT, Secretary.
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J. A. BISANER.
THOS. II. MOORE,
A. s. EDMONSTON.

Tie Committee on Colts beg leave to report, that
but one Colt was exhibited fact To be regretted
But this Colt IA months old, wond do credit to any
exhibition, and we award the Premium to Capt. k.
Il. McAf1ee.
NJ. G. WHTTLOCK,
PAGE EATON, Jr.
JAS S. MORRIS.
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Druggists, Marietta, Ga. Price 25c, and Scots per
bottle.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-06-10

English Female Bitters cures old and young
p. F. b. cures all chronicle irregularities
Chlorosis or green sickness cured with T. T. b.
E. +. b. delight all sickly females
f. F. B. cures by restoring
E. r y. cslIss rain in the sids shH ssek,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

A KENTUCKY TRIAL.-The Louis
vile Commercial says: A few days ago,
in Breckinbridge county, rough rider
entered small town, got on spree and
assaulted citizen Of the place TS~~aTda TTsS~~aTd
evening the community determined on
his arrest. He was taken before magis-
trate. and as his case demanded more legal
knowledge than he possessed, the prison
or was sent TO magistrate in the coun-
try for trial. The prisoner remarked
"they had better hurry up, as he had
no time to fool around il they didu',
look sharp he'd get on his horse and
leave" Thus admouished, the majesty
of the court was brought into requisltion,
and the trial proceeded. The prisoner
seemed to object to the whole proceeding,
sna observing pistol in the pocket Of
9 coat hanging on the wall, he drew it out,
and. as. it happened to be the only weapon
in court, held u winning hand. He re-
quested the magistrate and officers to
dance on the'foor, and conduct them.
selves in highly ridiculous manner.
When he was satisfied with the perform
auce, he ordered the Squire to have his
horse brought out, which he mounted,
and then made that officer of the law
show him short cut to the nearest main
road. Seeing clear way out of his
difficulties, he dismissed the squire and
galloped of, rcmarking that he had caI.
tured the pistol in war, and he claiued
it as his own. II is needless to say the
rough rider disappeared from the village
in all haste, and left not a trace behind
him, save the recollection OF his ludi.
crous impudcnce.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

COOKED FooD FOR STocK.-It has
been settled by numberless experiments
that cooking food for cattle or hogs adds
about fifty per cent. to its value. II a
man has but few animals 20 !esd j. will
cost him but little to get his corn ground,
and then thoroughly cook or tteam be
fore feeding. If he is large stock feeder,
then he should have his own machinery
for grinding corn aud cooking it on
scale commensurate with his wants. No
outlay on stock farm will pay better
than grinding aud cooking apparatus
Try it on small scale and be convinced
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

The COLUMBIA ELECTIoNs.-At the
elections held in Columbia oa Tuesday
the Radicals elected their candidates for
Mayor and Aldermen by large MAORI
ty. 1t is of no use crying over split
milk, but We cannot help regrc,ting that
our friends in Columbia did not nominate
their candidates upon the broad platform
OF the Citizens Party. This would, we
believe, have given them the victory.
AT Camden, on Tuesday, the Citizens
Party candidates were elected, although
the odds against them seemed over
whelming. And the same result was
accomplished, in the same way, at Oar
linston on Monday.
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Another Lost Cause.

Official dispatches received, dated
Havana, April e. from De Rodas, at
Puerto Principe, announce great reac-
ton in the insurrectionary districts in
favor of the Spaniards. Persons con
tiuuc to present themselves for protcc-
ton. Ten columns had left Puerto
Principe with instructions to divide
themselves into small parties, each col
umn under sealed orders
The body of the rebel General Agra
monte was found lately nca, Puerto Prin-
cipe with the following placard Hung
for trying to surrender"
Spanish dispatches say that Jordan
has certainly fed with the insurgents
commanded by General Agramonte also,
that the Cuban Congress has dissolved.
Conveys of provisions now reach Las
Tunas without molestation.
In the COrtes dispatch, dated Madrid,
April I. from the Captain g General of
Cuba vas read announcing the flight of
Jordan, the insurgent COMMANDMENTS
chief, the surrender of many rebels and
the execution of others, and declaring
the rebellion ended. The Cortes adop-
ted vote Of thanks to De Rodus. army.
nevy and yo untccs
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS, fam'l Golson hath applied to
me for letters of Administration on the Es-
tate of BENZ. Golson, late of orangeburg
County, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admonsh
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at Court of Probate for the said
County, TO be holden at orangcburg on the
Goth day of April, 1870, at 10 O'clock A.
NJ. to show cause if any, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court, this 9th day of April, A. d. 1870,
and in the ninety-fourth year of American
independence.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
apl 9-2t Judge of Probate.
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What a million is worth in some
minds may be judged from these two
bon n,ots, which have just come to light.
Hope, the celebrated London banker,
who was suffering from an inexorablc
n'alady which prevented him from eat
ing, seeing friend at work upon chop
exclaimed with accents of emotion, stop
ping his friends hand as it was con.
veyins piece Of chop on fork to
his mouth, Cherished friend, | would
give million TO be able to eat that chop
as thou art doing"' And NJ. Nathan.
iel Rothschild, who was paralyzyd, ON
hearing of tho accident to his brother
from fall from his horse exclaimed,
"Ah. how happy he must be to be able
to get On horseback at the risk even of
breaking his neck by u fall. l would
give million to be able to risk as
much !"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

The anti-liquor folks of Mass. have
modified their bill for the suppression
of drunkenness now before the Legisla-
ture, land making great combat ] so
that all apothecaries may sell liquor for
medical purposes, and all hotel-keepers
may sell to their guests, while all malt
liquors can be sold by anybody.-Thc
ultraists say there is little choice be-
tween all this and unrestricted traffic.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN CONGRESS.
On the 18th instant, joint resolution
was offered in the House of Representa-
tives, proposing sixteenth amendment
of the Constitution 1t was referred to
the judiciary committee. Ihc rcsolu-
tion is as follows:
SIC. /. The right of citizens of the
United States to vote shall not be de-
picd or abridged by the United States
or by any State on account Of sex
SEC. 2. The Congress shall have
power to enforce this article by appro-
pirate legislation.
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O B I T q A R Y.

DIED--On the 15th of March. 1870. at his
residence III Ornnptburg County. JOSEPH
&. FANNlNG, i'll the 1Uth year oi his age.
In his death tbs County has lost one of its
most substantial and respectable citizens.
lie was confined To his bed for five weeks,
but he murmured not. for he was ready to
depart and he with his Saviour.
For mnny years b" was connected with the
Church. at h:s ciIUivc, and seldom was his
seat vacant.
lie was solid man, and his religious life
was nol manifested by emotion or enthusias-
tic outbnrsts of ccsiacy, but by the solid
fruits Of Christian love. generous hospitality.
cheerful charity and Kindness 10 his neigh.
bors. Rr7~iesrm IN pace. F.. A. l..
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q Y M E N E AL.

MARnIrp-On the oath March. 1870 by
the Rev. J. VI. lIerlong. Mr.. d. W. SHULER
to Mrs. X. G. RILEY. All Of Ornngcburg
County, 8. c.
MAnnrrD-On the 10Th March. 1870, mt
the residence of the brides father. by the
Rev. Mr. Wilson. of drahnms T. o.. Mr..
VI. G lItTTO To Miss Il. II. PEARSON. All
Of Or."geburg County. s. c.
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The following extract from q letter
OF Edward A: Pollard gives new aud
only too truthful view of the Iromabce
Of our cause and its failure. H
There was always too much of 'smutual
admiration''sin, the soushern acter.
"Tle Southern Con redelacy was never
conquered by the force of arms. No
desperate and mutitudinous battle de-
cided it's fate. Thereswas no dramatic
close; it was the collapse, suddenly and
completely PROSTATE, Of II thoroughly
rotten thing. Jefferson Davis was not
where, in his speech at Rockets in 1861
he promised he would be-'wherc the
last line of bayonets was leveled THAT
clown of the war, Bombastcs Furioso
Wise, did not do, us he once declared he
would do, in his colicky style OF oratory
(havipg habit 5of delivery as if his
eloquence cut him across his bowels) =
die in the arms of glory on the battle
field; "ihe last ditch" proved blopdlcss,
a slough from which have been bred
creatures with ditch. water in their veins,
the toad eaters and dirt caters of our day.
The former ruler of eight millions of
people survives to felicitatc himself over
bargain by which he has sold out his
historical notoriety to trading company
for $4,000 year. rhe clown of the war,
having laid aside his feathers and flint
lock pistols, snperintends a gilt enter
prise of "real diamonds and plated ware"
advertised by the certificates of negro
BARRIERS who have drawn prizes in his
lottery; the man of Atlanta, he, ':of the
lions heart and wooden head, SELL beans
and potatoes. Northrop, the great, has
crcpt somewhere in to small hole, and
drawn it in after him Mcmmingcr, the
sorrowful knight of the tall black beaver
hat, no more cnlightens the world with
schemes of raising national revenues by
collections in the churches or black bags
suspended from the ends of long-rcaching
poles; the gun-boats that were to have
heen built from broken pots and old
horse-shoes, and the national treasures
that were to be amassed Of gifts ofsugar-
tongs and nger-rings, have passed away,
or are remembered rather as crazy iarces
than ms classical romanccs. Into such
mean and grotcsque show have dwindled
and sunk all the theatrical .lorics Of the
great Southern Coniedcracy From Il de-
scent so base and ludicrous il remains for
the historian of the South, at once faith
full and affectionate. to rescue the fame
of his country, to show that great cause
was lost, not, Indeed. through the weak
ness or dcnierits of the people of the
South, but it was ruined by the incom-
potency Of leaders who, ina proper order,
should have been at the rear of its fol
lowers, and burlesqued by the follies of
champions who are thought of now only
rs comcdians and charlatans.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

A BEAUTIFUL 'CoMpLEx1oN.--Dr.
TaH's SarsopariUa and Queens De.
dght, The Great Bioo1 Purifier, expels
all humours from the system; it acts
directly ON ,he Depuratory organs the
skin is one of the most important of
these organs, and by the use of this
invaluable mediciue it is cleansed and
rendered soft, fair and healthy. Try it.
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BIsMARK.-In consequence Of the
duel in which Bismark's son was SO Sc
verely wounded the Bonn University has
revived an old law which enacts :-"All
those who fence without wearing mask
tofshield the face, and dress preserving
the legs, will be expelled from the Uni
veristy."
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Now We have his address, but we don't
know his name. Miss Anna Dickinson
will shortly lead to the altar a blushing
bridegroom from Rhode Island. They
say isp literary gentIenlap, but We
can't credit it, for ifsl.e was he would
know better than to be captured by ouch
y gay decciver. ~
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THE WINCHESTER RIFLE Man
Governor Scott made speech in Culum-
bia few nights agolsvd such q. pro-
duction to come frum man who assumes
to be .oaenkar Of .. State ia enough to
disgust the most ignorant man in the
Radical party. John Heart writes his
messages, &C.. but when Scott is made to
express his ideas in his own language.
he exposes his ignorance in mare ways
than one. The Columbia Gurlian,
speaking of his speech, says: I'm point
of grammar, logic and manncr-nnt to
mention matter-we have but rarely
heard poorer speech, and venture to
say that there are not ten colored mem
bers of the present Legislature who can
not deliver n more crcditable one. Well
may his Excellency look to Winchester
rifles TO sustain him" "-Kimgstree Star.
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Mr.. A. T. Stewart paid $1,000 last
year to the police for watching his
clerks.
Eugenie is growing economical, and
now wears somc of her dresses twice.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

PouLrnY PENTALoGuK.-Af few years
ago, somebody in England publ he'd
little work which he called Poultry
Pentalogue," in which the whole art of
fowl-breeding is summed up in five grand
rules:
l. Pure breed;
2. A con tant infusion of fresh blood
and careful avoidance OF in-aud-in
breeding;
3. A varied diet;
4. Equable temperature and
8. Strict cleanliness.
Good rules and easily remembered
We commend them to our readers who
may profitably apply them TO other stock
besiles fowls.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

Mr.. l.. NJ. Burger, who has been re-
Gently appointed counsel to AIgiers, was
Colonel on General Gilmore 5 staff, and
since the war settled in the vicinity of
Charleston.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

CLEARLY MIsTAKE.--One of our
exchanges says thief in Chattanooga,
the other day, stole an overcoat from
deaf mute; another says he stole it frow
a dead mule, which must be typographi-
cal error, as nobody ever saw dead
mule
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sheriF's Sales. I
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
ORANGEnURG CouSTT.
Er ldrte Pe4ition
- H.. -

Ann e /. fdo's aos.er, Petite" III
S. S. Hart, ct ux ct al. Partition
BY virtue of an order, made IN the above
case, and to mo directed by ths FzeesssSaa
Judge of Probate, L viii sell - paislEa Ase4
tion, on Salesday in May next, the halasNFsaS
tracts of land tg'f @FfSGpsf )Ft
All that tract of land in the County afsxSg
said, containing 1877 acres moro or leu,,
bounded by lands OF George Nsrris and
Jacob Vogts. la"h
ALSO itp% sST
All that other tract bounded by lands al
James a. Parler, George Norris, Estata.
Eliza Richburgh, j. Rast, aud the peFtion IA
lac acres, set off to MRS. Elinaheth selAss e.
her share, said tract containing i66 acres
more or less, said two tracts being Of tkA
Estate of Samuel Fielder. {
rerms-Cash sufficient to pav,cssts ma
expenses, and tho balAnce on 4 srsdis 81 IA
months. secured by bond Of purchaser, with
n mortgage Of the premises. Pnrckssevs "a,
pay for papers and stalnpa .s !. -
orangeb"rg {. H., s. c., Ssss sat.
April 0, 1870 iiitkR hsa
apl9 .os,,,-,, Ia.
4as
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"." Or""y'bHIy.
NOTICE IL hereby given tina, the ANNU-
AL LISTS of TAXES Assessed within this
District on INCOMES of the Year 1850. in
Guiding ARTICLES named in Schedule "a"
and Special Taxes (LiCEN>ES) dating from
May la. 1870. will bc cpcn for Inspection at
THIS OFFICE during the 18th and aGth
days Of the present month: upon which days
Appeals (Which should - made in wr;ingl
will be received relative to any erroneous or
excessive Assessments.
G.. J. llASCALL. Assessor
Assessors Office. Court House, Charleston,
s. c.. April eth, 1870.
apl 9 1t
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IroR THE onAEaEBURa NEWS.
ORANsEBURG G. H., S. S.,

April 7th, 1870.
Mr.. Editor-Permit me the use Of
your paper to call the County Commits
sioners' attention to the dangerous con-
dition of the Lake Bridges over the road
leading from this place to Cannon's
Bridge.
Respectfully yours,
NJ. RICKENBAKER.