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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-15

ives, the Senate concurring,
b Governor he and is hereby
fll and empowered. immediately
! passage OF this resolution, to
Contract agents or Supervisors Of
|nty OF the State, whose duty it
to furnish all persons Wishing to
iwifh proper. forms, showing
the obligations of employers aud
cs. 81
the agent or supervisor shall
cilicc at the county seat of each
where shall be recorded IL copy
contract. made aud the names Of
les to the same; to hear and en-
II d saSrcclnents, sa aud, as umpire,
us,ice to the agsricvea pdrty,
n such cases which require legal
nee through tho courts.
contracts shall be in duplicate
9 employer and the eniplyce hold
each and the third shall be
i recorded in Tic Office Of the
/. / supervisor for the county, each
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REASONS ron DRESSING Pr.AINLY on
TnE LoRD's DAY.-l."It would lessen
the burdens OF many who now find il
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-15
ID. w. ROBINSON

FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
Ihave the pleasure to announce to my, nn-
Inerous Gnstowers aud the Public generally,
that having removed 10 Central Position,
handy aud convenient to all, ] am now pre-
pared Cat. Fit and make Up GENTLE.
MANS WARDROBE with Neataess and
Despatch. Terms liberal aud Work War;
rrssaas.4a. Thnakfia fof,thc Patronage of the
past, / respectfully, solicit its continuance.
Next door 10 Messrs Bull, Scovill s. Pike, |
oan be found at all times. y,. . ta
n9-LIy D. W. ROBINSON
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"Golly, boss, Ese dc, doctor. Bat. /
amt good at smallpox" '@
1t is needless to say the visitor left,
satisfied that the physician wouldn't suit
him. The doctor was equally pleased;
Immediately thereafter Constructed Il hole
in his door, through which he now in.
quircs of all visitors if they have the
smallpox.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-15

Iold bis office for two years. unless
eded Tor negligence OF misconduet.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-15

r SENATOR'S wife, who is ap in-
not be unaware, for no Que else
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-15

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.1ngtaI nolilI
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VOLUME 3.
THE oRANGEBU NEWS

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.1st..- .n.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
4 NEW ORLEANS MYSTERY.
The United States District Attorney Found
Weltering in his Blood.

At7o'clock this morning colored porter .
at the Custom House, on entering the ONCE |
of the District Attorney from the Judges |
room, discovered Mr.. Alanson B. Long, !
United States District Attorney, lying on
the floor quite dead, and weltering in his
blood. Quickly locking the door, he ut
once gave the alarm, and in few minutes
the sickening story was in the mouths of
hundreds.
The unfortunate man was on his back,
with his knees drawn up and arms extend
ed. The right index finger was pointing
toward the ceiling over the large bookcase,
and the other fingers we q open. The left
hand was naturally open and rested against
the elbow of the right arm. His head was
thrown a little back and the chin raised,
but the mouth and eyes were closed.
The deceased wore black broadcloth
trowsers and a vest of the same material,
but his coat had been taken oil. Every
portion of the shirt exposed, including The
sleeves was saturated with blood, and
had the appearance of Il garment dyed in
madder.
A deep cut Just across the throat, probp-
bly, four inches long and two and half
that width, which nearly severed each
wrist, were the only wounds. Near the
sofa, and perhaps five feet rom the DO iy
lay athn-bladedra razor Win white handle,
covered with blood.
There was scarce a part of the room, with
the exception OF the right or north wall,
unstained by blood. behind the screen
to the left was a pool OF gore probably three
feet in length by two in width, which had
clotted. On projecting corner near il
were great blotches of the crimson flood.
The sill of the window had the appearance
of having been grappled by bloody hands,
drops of gore were on tie sOta, and the
walnut table was completely spattcred.
On one corner of the table a scratch, made
apparently with a nail or some hard sub
stance, was evidently done recently.
On the wall next the judge. room, &c
the right of the door, is another great spot
which seems to have been wiped off by q
hand. Nothing, however, has the appear
ance Of having been ritled Several piles
Of documents were lying undl-turbcl on
the desk. On the table was dictionary
an atlas of the world, a directory, anc
"WhartOn's Proceedings of Indictments
The latter was stuck to the table by the
dried blood, and it's cover was spotted. The
hat of the deceased was also there.
At the resignation of Judge Morgan
United States District Attorney for the Dis
trict of louisiana Mr.. Long was appoint
ed TO that position, and during his 0tlicia
career won the confidence and esteem o
not only a host of friends. but the almos
implicit faith of the Government at Wash
ington.
Mr. Long wac a hard student, and mos
tenacious protector of the interests of hi
clients. Once retained, no man ever trust
ed his business to any other counsel. Hi
integrity was unimpeaChablc, and hi
temperature genial and cheerful. --Nc'p or
leans Times.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Fetch on Your Rats"

Adam Belper keeps tavern in Allca,. la
NY. One rather gloomy evening recently,
when Adam was in rather a gloomy hui
NOR, n stranger presented himself about
bedtime, and asked to stay all night
Certainly, sir" said Adam, cycling the
seedy-looking stranger. IF you take
breakfast it will be youst one dollar"
"But have no money" said the man.
IT am dead broke; but if you will only
trust me-"
'Ah," said Mr.. Belper, II don't like that
kind of customer. | could fill mine house
every night NIT dat kind but dat won't
help me run dis house"
"Well," said the stranger after pause,
'have you got any rats here ?'
Eyes" said Adam you'd better believe
we have. Why, the place is lousy NIT
DEM"
"Nell," rejoined the man, ON tell you
what I'll do. If you let me have lodging
and breakfast, I'll kill all the rats to-mor-
row."
"Done" said Belper, who had long been
desperately annoyed by the number Of Ola
Norways that infested his premises
So the stranger gaunt, sallow, melan-
choly-looking man, was shown to bed, and
no doubt had a good sleep. After break
fast the next morning, Mr.. Belper took oc-
casion in a very gentle manner 70 remind
his guest of the contract made the previous
night
"What, kill your rats Certainly said
the melancholy stranger. "Where are
they the thickest?N
"Dey are pretty dick in the barn-yprd,'
answered Adam.
"WcH, let's go out there, ~aid The
sif.4uger But, stUr. Have you got
piece of H"op-iron?'
a piece about diteen feet long was given
to the stranger who examined It carefully
from one end to the other Expressing
himself entirely satisfied, a, length, with
its leGetn and strength, he proceeded TO-
,ne barn. accompanied 10y Mr.. BepCr ana
quite a party ofidler7 who we're anI'"Jo to
sec i'm What manner the great rat-lliler
wa. Going to work. Arriving there, Tie
stranger looked around little, then placed
his back firmly against the barn door and
raised his weapon.
Now, - said he to Adam, AZ am ready,
Fetch on your rats
How this scene terminated we are not
precisely informed. 1t is said that, al
though no rats answered the appeal of the
stranger, Mr.. Bclptr began to smell one
pretty strongly at this junct>lre, and be
came very angry. One thing is certain,
and that is, that the new bOarder was not
at Adams table for Ginncr, nor for amy
Subsequent meal. RE had suddenly re-
solved to depart, pr badly to pursue his
avocation of rat-killiug in other quarters.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
English Female Bitters,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Female Reg
ulator known, will cure all those complaints above
mentioned in an incredibly short time Tho Btters at
arouses strengthen and restores the womb to iR
natural condition, rC owing distractions relieving
pain and regulating lHe monthly period onder
stands pale. feeble aGd ignguid girl just bursting in
to womanhoOd; she Is the pride OF all, but bark she
silently steals pickle. chalk, slate pencil.
appetite for food; she turns with dull eye and seeks
solitude her eye longer spares, her merry laugh
is longer heard ringing through the air; she NOPE.
about with blOodless lips and gums, with headache,
pAlpitation, constipation, swimming Of the head cold
feet and hands. melancholy; she has coated tongue
offensive breath aud host Of other evils too numerous
to mention.
When neglected all these symptoms become aggrava-
ted there il sick stomach heartburn, dark line set
ties under the eyes, the legs and ankles are swollen tho
hair loses its gloss and fals off, there is brtenes and
splitting of the 6ugor-nais swollen abdomen, extreme
nervousnes, UCtulness, pains and aches dry cough,
hystericnl hs rapid prostTation, epilepsy and death
If you any of your friends. thus afflicted, send
at for a Bottle Of English Female Bitors ana be
! cured. Its effects magical in such complaints
Surely ne neither will postpone and delay this duty
| until
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Female Complaint,

That claims its yctius thoughout the length and
breadth of our land
Many females suffer in some way at each monthly Pc
Rod; girls in great peril ut the comm
Of mensrunton. while older dread it's decline at
the turn OF life Sometimes the menstrual flow IL too
much, too little, may be attended with pain
be irregular or entirely checked changed IN appear
ance, attended with other distressing symptoms Leu
corrhUa, or the Whites" frequently drains the syF
cause rapid prostrnton.
Falling of the womb IL an exceedingly common com
plant, giving much trouble and distress which, under
ordinary treatment is difficult TO cure
Mysteries Green Sickness lrrtability Of the Womb
and other serious and fatal complaints follow the ienuc
throughout life. Lives there medical gentleman
who has or relieve the fair Of the above uoU-
blCsp Not many. Is there no combination Of rene
dial agents that will come 70 her rescue? We answer
Yes.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Death is at the Door.

In all these mplants the system evidently shows
want of red blood, and Mr.. Churchill in his work on
Diseases of FemHled, says: Bearing in mind that tho
blood is remarkably deficient in red corpusces and the
known property of iron TO correct this condition, theory
suggests the most to be relied the beat of whn
is the Citrate Citrate Of Iron largely into the
composition Of English Female Bitters, combined With
powerful vegetable tonics of rare qualities.
Among the mountains of Tennessee and the piney
woods Of Mississippi is found certain hard and linty
root which has been in secret use by some old mid
wives for years. possessing magic powers in roRu
latinS and restoring all females suffering with any nt
lection of the womb. This root have obtained gave
fair test in our practice and it is one OF the
principle Ingredients in these Bters Other powerful
uterine and general onics also enter into its compost
ton. We also add LCptandra Black root, sufficient
to act upon the liver and keep the bowels open.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Blooming Young Girls,

Midde-nged matrons, those the critical period and
the aged grand mother all cured by use OF our
English Female Bltters, now prescribed and used by
physicians all over the country.
If you are troubled with Falling Of the Womb, at
tended with of weight and bearing down pam
in the back and side and other attendant evils Eneah
Female Bitters will give entire relief
Those al the turn of life" mothers after confno-
ment, and all others (mae or femac who are Gonzalez
cents from any protracted or dehtntng complaint
who gain strength slowly, and whose digestion s slow
and imperfect, will find thesc Bitters the very thing
their system demands. 1t gives a powerful app etito.
aids and assists digestion srOuses tho liver strenF hens
mentally and physically. and fills the whole system
with pure crimson blood coursng through its channels
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Common GrOgshOp Bitters

Empty bite, bottles, of various les, can be found
around almost every dwelling and cabin throughout
the land Their taste ID pleasant, and are advertised
cure almost every disease. while the manuiHctu ers
kuoU they possess medicinal properties Whatever.
They so many disguscs for CUcc'dlEgiY common
teroGges which DO not nor cannot possibly cure any
one.
Beware Of these pleasant bittcrs ia quart bottles.
they contain sting tor your yiuls and he who buys
them carries IA tOper's" grOg into his house ono
who knows nothing about medicine says his big bOtCs
of common stuff will cure Chs and fever, rheumatism
and consumption; another. whose bottle is very fancy.
all impurities of the blood makes old men young
casts out devils, restores sight 30 the blind aud numer
other miracles; while yet another who presumeE
every druukard proposes to cure collie. ingrOw
ing nails, yellow fever heart disease and loye-sick
maidens! We know they make no such cures: we
kdow the people at large deceived and swindlod,
and desire TO ventilRte these common humbuEs,
make the following challenge to one and all
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Sickness, Pain and Death

Legitmatoy result as pcuatcs for violation. natural
laws, from which none can escape.
The faded check the pale and wan features. the dul
eye the ooudcd intellect tho deep hUnviug sigh. the
feeble and emAcatod frame the detected brow the tot
tering gait all indicate previous transgrcson 81 low
knowing that reconstruction is the THE. of Time, al
intelligent beings apply for remedy soon rs ci-
eumstances permit while those who do not act upon the
principle that delays dangerous generally linger
loco more time and pay more money.
Thousands of mothers and daughters, in all stations
and conditions of life suffering lingering and dy
ing from the effects Of some dreaded and di eadul
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
A.. u. BAILEY,
Cashier Exchange and
Deposit Bauk.
MINERAL LANDS.


WE OFPER FOR SALE SEVERAL LARGE
w tracts of coal and IRON lands. One Of them
lies on both sid,s of the Knoxville and Kentucky
county; ono near the works of the Roane Iron Compa
ny. at Redwood and the other near tho Coal Mines
of the Wilcox Mining Company.
We offer great inducements in these lands 10 any
parties desiring g. engage in mining manufacturing.
WE ALSO HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL LARGE
w tracts Of Mountain Lands, suitable for farming
and grazing purposes.
CITY PROPERTY.
ID ESIDENCES, CHEAP AND DESIRABLE COT
N TAGBS, and all kinds of city property
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED BUILDING SITES
ID and cheap lots in and around Knoxville.
CHEAP HOUSE AND LOT IN pEADBRICK'S
X Addition. Only $3.50. Nice location.
HOUSE AND L0r PLEASANTLY LOCATED ON
ii Broad street. House has six rooms and any
eOnveniences. Price $500.
NJ EW UNFINISHED HOUSE ON STATE STREET
~ in o good location. Will cost only small amount
TO fnishiL and IS offered cheap. Rrioo sllOV
FOR SALE OR RENT.
| A GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, WITH
n Sax rooms and pantry, wood house, stable. 30,
two good osterns large lot with fruit trees and Shrub
berry, in pleasant location.
Favorable terms be had, and the pprebssc made
| at n fair price.
The property for rent at $50 month.
WE ALSO HAVE FOR RENT SEVERAL aMAII
w houses ranging in price from $40 TO Sh month
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
One Hundred Dollars

That one TABLESPOONFUL Of ENGLISH FEMALE BIT
TIERS contains much medicinal properties as one
bottle Of any of the pleasantly tasted common adver
tised bitters of the day The medical profession to
decide the question Be it understood that the English
Female Biters is not "a beverage, but is n powerful
Iron and Vegetable Tonic combined curing long stand
ing chronic female complaints in every direction.
Put up in large bottles at Sla0 per bottle, six bot,
ties for 500 and sold boy druggists and merchants
rywherr . ,.,,..,,,.-.-.,,, -
Memphis Tenn.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
CITY PROPERTY.

ID ESIDENCES, CHEAP AND DESIRABLE COZ
N TAGBS and all kinds of city property.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

WE ALSO HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL LARGE
w tracts Of Mountain Lands suitable for farming
and grazing purposes.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

NEW UNFINISHED HOUSE ON SrATB STREET
~ in o good location. Will cost only small amount
10 finish IT, and is offered cheap Prioo Sll0V
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED BUILDING SITES
ID and cheap lots in and around Knoxville.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
DrOmgOOIe g. Co.'s BuChu.

The best and cheapest combination for all aleetious
OF he Kidneys and Bladder ever offered % the puDic.
II IL prepared by utr Physicians aud used by the
profession,
Preo ST. or six bottles for IS, Sold druggists and
J.P. DROMGOOLE CO
10y. &,-..-- Gs--.
, 1870-06-10
INDIANA.
The Woman Suffrage Convention
nj tnhiRnanntiS4

The Woman Suffrage Convention
MT Indianapolis.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
ISplASAroLls, Ind, June 4.-The Nonan'a
Suffrage Association adjourned tonight It adopt
cd The following resolutions:
Ets,'set That until women rotc. this government ID
k;:ss T5es to sen.h
% ef; 1po M
orfotty hrseu In tho enjoyment Of the natural rights
R,.osta. Thu. Viii TIC ballots, which d. tho ez-
rseo1 g ti' ta s, Rs n sT heT hs1a 4ns ~" S 1s
Iepcc to her do not s edy vanish from the statute
] 1s dsay i r. as S: % & Sse T
% ass stshs:t M ID h r q Sss
@ 1as i Ii as'f sat
st e s sglo EssTfnS a.de IL ssy IT,
saia n eanay hsh s:snafd q taof pns for bo
s R..osa, Tha. this convention l. in f..or Of the
pnmsnt oi A. sSna aaTbeE oi oen q ~, to
tendcnee ii Ill thoso medical and Benevolent astIt-
s. n I'd sash :;
ssss 8 ss i II
eIisa f'Eff i 1Hss ss thu ihaas. afs :? '':s
t. to hs s stinSf & s Tho f9S Tsd ss
ard thA. rejoicing at the action Of the 1soelns Les
lnttife. VIC co9e1asnate that band q nohIe women
ability Of women to dscha1Es the duties arhing from
the rxeTttee' Of the right Of a1fEaRc.
10 meet In this city during the next scxaiou Of tho Leg
i7,atrr to bring the claim Of the suffrage move
nr1t before the merlbeF1 Of that body.
On Tuesday the nye-aixth interest In the Jour
ma! establishment Of 4. II. C01nor, JAMES J.
Lamb, and II. Douglass, was transferred to L. ".
Uaase1nnn, Esq. ". P. Fiahoock Will occupy the
editorial chair. md MI entire change in
rhe Yeportortal force Will be made as soon as the
transfer Is completed. Colonel 1tolmway still re-
taIDs his interest In the concern. The paper will
remain truc to the Republican party, notwithstand-
lug al the 1umorB anOat to the contrary.
, 1870-06-10
THE LECTURE By THE DAUGH.
TER OF LOLA X0HTKZ.

How She Was Decetve&-sAe Fell
1nte the Hands 9f the SsFosfs
PhilIstlxesTAeY Gave Her bad
Adrtce, and then Deserted Her
To khe Edttov tAe Neu Ye1k HsTda:
I Icrage few lines in your valuable paper,
not for my own Justification altogether, but
rather to refute some aAgTant charges brought
low me to state thst such il was not. But was
it my fault that failed7 We sball See. il
sued nv advertisement, which stated that
would lecture On the Equality Of Woman"
and the wrongs Of my distinguiahed mother,
Lola Montez, and y ~ probability, i h.d
have proven to my audience thst had not ~
cended the rostrum for tho mere purpose OF
gaming noto1iety, but that had appeared in
public for the purpose Of delivering the lecture
is announced by the press on q subject Of
great interest.
and not in masculine garb. T had intended
to wear q long black silk dreas, With sacque Of
the same material, but Was oEe11ulad BY two
Of the leading members Of SoEoais who coun-
selled me to appear in gorgeous attire, and,
consideliDg their age and experience, COM
ntes conversed with Mrs. 8. and Mrs. P. be-
fore going upon the stage, and not a single
word OF displeAsuTe Against my style Of attire
fell upon my ear. On the contrary, Mrs. P.
called me I" glorious CREATURE" and Mrs. s.
told me not to stand like stick upon the
rostrun, but to walk to and fro, thereby giy-
ing g1ace{ul aow to my tram I made my ap-
poA1ance 1t seven minutes past O'Clock,
and not half-pAst 8. u was stated After
speaking soma three minutes was to1d-nay,
Almost fpsced-to leave the stand. Receiving
such Hntoward txaAtnaen4 1t ths hands Of one
who tad promised 70 aid nas, I, as = natural
oonssquanoe, lnst5shak ltalRRe pesaaaAe ot uind
I had, and gave way to regular "atAge
fright" May I not blame others a. we'll ss
myself for this? II had desired to impose
upon the c1edulity Of the public I should hsye
gone elsewhere, and not appeared in New York,
where the press is so powerful and can make
or mar one? No. The fact is tbs. there was
something radically wrong in the advice given
me By those thought my friends. Without
the slightest hesitation acknowledge my leo
ture Of the I'd instant to have been failure,
but am unwilling to bo spoken Of as "a
ftnud."
Whatever error I may have committed I
am perfectly willing to recLify and MAKE good.
Least Of all do desire that those who ex-
tended disinterested patronage to me should
eutIer BY my failure I received much pecuni-
ary assistance for which feel deeply grate-
fu1, and I received temperate advice, which I
neglected under pressure from others. / did
intend, and was adFised, to lecture Oh my
mother alone-a subject with which an per-
fectly conversant-but WAS driven into the
voman's question, and on that failed.
pprScFaa FnrTu4
, 1870-06-10
ITALY.

RoAR, June a-The Fathers opposed to infal,-
b!lity have presented an address to the Pope re-
Monsuattng against the violent proceedings by
which The meeting on the Sd Inst YVES dissolved,
and the debate on the preamble of the scheme
brought to an abrupt close. They complain that
nifty members who had given notice Of intention to
speak remain nnhea1d, among them D0paDl1up
and protest against the vote By which the debate
Was terminated, declaring that It HRs carried by
surprise. The address received the signatures OF
1U0 members Of the cuuuciL
1t lsasserted that about tie 1st Of Nay Olivier
sent a despatch to the French Ambassador, in
sttucttng HIN to make no more efforts 10 restrain
tae action Il the council, and the Marquis Boune-
vile accordingly suspended negotiations on the
sutjcct with The Papal Government bnt told the
French Bishops that it Wss their duty
to defend the opinion of their govern.
ment, and advised them to do all
In their power to obtain modification Of the
scheme. 1t Is now added thar the DUO de Gran1-
mont since his accession to the Ministry Of For.
cien Affairs, has confirmed the instruction Of OIL
vler.
FLORENCE, June a.-1he fnsurTection at Lucca
was sumtnart}y quelled- It Was not formidable,
hut confined TO Is rof1ans, who we're arrested
with arms belonging to the military school The
Whole party HeIe soon after captured.