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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
PROPOSALS FOR VIoOD.

PROPOSALS. FOR VIoOD.
S'Fioh ASIb ass QuAnrInhABTHn, u. B. Al
a..I.a ...-, JsACEBOn, MISE, june o. 1906 I
Tiiff5S viii 1s received a. this olIco until
rem NJ i.aP jung this pod With wood ioI Iear
onkt. IN ~ az Of July, l8aoi ID u estimated thai 40
bses.slahs required. MerchAntAbio hard wood must
sssS 1l a. and eullsofod in such quAntiigl and A
90 .Artarmhster 81 Jacks0n. "
M S 4 T'Ss;S4 I 4 Gs s $; 10 : me-:
he military camp At Jackson.
The right Il reserved 10 reject all blda.
soma whose responsibility must DO Oerhed 70 hy the
u. n. District Judge u. n District Attorney, the
" T. uoisotorl must accompany each pfpposA. otheE'
| 70 the undersigned
~ order u BrsTst oOlsasl A, n Eddy. Ohisi Quar-.
Il 81 SHELBY
| Ilautsnhnt ldth Infantry,
| iall-td Acting Assistant lluArtorInAslsr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

TUE AMERICAN DRIVEN WE'LL.
named WkLlA, Al fair rates Gan DO bunk IN the
house, barn OF any deairod place.
Tho water. nnlika that from ordinaTTdn uolla, Il
perfectly pure, and entirely froe fron superficial dTain-
age, fts.o gela EiFo fonsrAl aatisfA5tlon and are
preferred 70 ali Oth6rA
T0Wn and county TlEhla aold OFdSrs allod and in
formation fuTniah6d a 0noa. =
MASON a CAMPBELL. Aasats,
For ha3and YlFgipls and District Of OolpIabla cor
Washington. ID. y. - 10 I Y = i isi6tf
-. 49,. WAAlnH0rnn, u, o., Juas u, 1870.
OEEn u Affords ne great satiafkctlon 10 anaufs y0a
- strSet comp eta saeqse nInllhlnE stosllant
"A'S1 In abandanss. foas hsagsfs,fg ~ ~ -.
Mouln. Mason Campbell. washington B. o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
Proposals.



OFFICE uurrr uo,r,naaAnr on sunumrrSu,)
pEPAnrMnNror I'M hQuTH,
ApAErAi oA.,sIrlPlt, leIo.
this once Until q 9 1|11f. D. for furnish.
ing The subsis'onea nPpHrtar United States army,
v % rptNps rSTnk On FAMILY flour,
3 ', ~ n Ii ' ssss. me fO0f mu'
e. 4. u ,ES y. ~. u " paper boleswilh tho
nsal. " bldds A|On ths bosf mus. accompany tho
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Inc assr . ss delivered q shs A. 3. s.. At MePher
son Bsira6hs e1d n al Is.peelr q b equal 70 ne
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pa. .ill be suhlss. p ,he Y-gs sshdl.Iebi u Il
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% the SOUTH. - ullLlalLL ielad
PRonosAts FOREHEAD LKTrRR RNvnlofEs.
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n 81 n ~ 70 ths Rss
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
CKORGR WII.LNKR.

GRORGR wII.LNKR,
PAPKRHAHGER AND UPHOLDsFKRKR,
Importer and Dealer IN
FRKNOil AND AMERICAN PAPKRlIANuIN0s
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
A14 NluIh street Woat, bot. - ahd X stFestas
WAEHfHanoH. u. q. ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
Special Notices.

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tsn days Iouryr, IRON THURSDAY. Juns " mn, a.
NJ foiisvins Aans piass- % ssoslvs
tons 70 the capital siook. vizi . ..nfa 81 u,
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
For Sale or Rent.

f .ls. 4 TISS s1s yggT .0 s.sE
jSssk PUMPHREYs Stables, o street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

The promise Is very generator nm abundant
fruits, especially In the New England and in
the Middle States. Frost, In some portions
Of the West, and In some Of the Southern
States, has injured the peach crop, but Ken
lucky, Illinois and. Michigan report more
than an AVcrasra p.s.-s-z4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
New Advertisements.

WANTED..AI THE oFFICR OF TINS PAPER,
rIoHHE RPt y ~ U asSS' z. Il s R' s.s
a. Ten cents Per copy. ie19-lt
E,OR RKNT-BRIQK HOUsR no iig FOURTH
" 1,.set bsiessn Z stF.., and New Y9st avenue
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wa be ssh 80 dsIls.pd ! saltpsr 10 Of Saelh..
y WIN. N. cANlRBKLL n goN, y
Once and Yard-Ceruer MlssaAFi avenue |
Jpa and sixth 81, 90 Canal.
''SHYoseSJ aiN PPU SST n 2o Hspl 'ntssl !
Fly and MOSQUITO HEra, sAs.p,
L.F. CLARK,s
PnpSrhanainn and uphsI.ferinn Geoda,
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GALE or PUBLIC ANIMALS.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

Tho grasses arc generally hourishing on the
Atlantic coast tho Alleghanian range into
Tennessee, and In Minnesota, Iowa and Ne
braska; elsewhere below an average. Clover,
In less marked degree, Il thriving In tho
same sections. II Ia more sown than usual,
and Is reported fayOrably In Mississippi and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

TO THE LADIES.

Your speoial sttsntioAh callpd TO our
ralafs RKDUoKD PRiORs
In all sFRfN0 and BUNllER
M DRESS GOODS
Our taN cont oountsr 4 very attrnetise Containing
good. We did soll At ~ and . eonts. LAWhh a. cost
- SEi,Hx a. NAUDAIN,
t soe, ~ ~, .1 ,s souss ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

Winter barley has nearly the same breadth
a. last year; the spring sowing has been In
creased. IT'S condition Il fne In the States
west Of the Mississippi, except Missouri and
California, but Ia subject 10 the same rcduc-
ton ~ wheat In the Ohio Valley.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

NKw sKAis0s AHA, DRY g. ~, GOODS,
q plesss Whits Piqass. lren ls esnts NJ.
YietonA lawns. from = eenta M.
french Mnallna, from an oantIup.
Ilnsna, IAN sha1es.l frnn V oonts ~.
ktniped ulnHhania. frcm u cents mp -
" Japsnaas Oloiha frnm % oonla IN.
b 5JapAnals Bllkr, from d up. q. Il.
Jsss,EsoslVedhy M TAlllf1R 4. CO..
No AS0l sPlflNG STOCK ISo, ass
yH sEi HOw0sHAT lsm D..
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

Homestead exemption, IL is ne secarity
at all.
Every ono is to be considered an worth
nothing, except what he is worth over
Homestead. 81
Now those who are worth anything
over this exemption, are inclined to be
scarce, in this section at least. so that
unless the few, who are worth something
over the Homestead, will become securi-
ty for everybody, where is anybody to
get security?
Every one who comes to prosecute, un
less he can find one Of these scarce sccu-
rites will have to go to Jail, until the
case is tried.
One would think that every few would
appear as prosecutors, If they had to lie
In Jail until the defendant was tried.
Perhaps they would never find the de-.
fenaant, aud the prosecution would re.
maia in Jail life time. What fearful
dilemma as
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29


AN AmEOnrANr UESIsIUn.---s;s ;ss 90 i
preme Court Of the United States on
Monday, decided. Mr.. Justice Swayne d. :
livering che opinion, that the plea of au-
thority conferred by the Confederate
States for the indictment and arrest Of
parties, was no defence in an action for
damages resulting from such proceed
ings. This decision was in the case Of
Hickman VS.. Belts and others, who, as
officers Of the court aud grand jurors,
had indicted and arrested the defendant
for treason against the Conft derate
States. The cause came from the Cirsuit
Court for the Northern District of Ala.
bama, where the acts complained Of were
done during the war. The court below
held that the authority of the Conieder.
ate States was y Justification. The Su-
preme Court reversed the judgement and
remanded the cause. eeeF
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29
Query.

How is any one to give bond and So :
curity to prosecute, appear, or keep the
peace?
The Homestead Law exempts from
levy or sale under any execution, real
estate to the amount of $1,000 and per-
sonalty to the amount of $500. Judge
Carpenter at the last term of the Court
decided that no Magistrate or other off,
Ger should accept ang one as security to
any bond unless the party was worth the
amount Of the penalty Of the bond over
and above the property thus exempted
by the Homestead.
1t is true that the Constitution of bhe
State, Sec. 16, Art. i, says that "sxoss-
sivo bail shall not, in any case, be re-
quircd," but unless thc security is worth
tfie auouut required req; red, ever and above the
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

HARD TIMEs.-Uuder this head the
Suffolk Sun gives several severe Eits to
the hard times grumblers:
The cry of hard times, scarcity Of
money, and such expressions, has become
to us rather sickening. We do not be.
lieYe half that people say in reference to
the times. Everybody is busy, and yet
all the time complaining. Our people
dress as we'll as they ever did. Their ,a-
bles, as general thing, are loaded with
plenty. Meats, vegetables, fruits. and
pastries in abundance. Why such con.
slant complaining The times are al.
ways hard to some people And in the
most prosperous scas"ns in the history of
our country, there have been some un-
fortunate poor persons in every commu-
nifty with whom the times were always
hard. This win always be SO. But the
truth is, the constant cry of hard times
Is with most people, simple cloak to
cover mp their ,covctousness. We are sick
of it.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

The Legislature has elected the fol-
lowing persons as Regents for the Luna.
tic Asylum of this state: a. G. Mackcy.
Joseph Crews and Henry Sparnick,
(white), Beverly Nash. BE. Boscman,
Joseph Taylor, X. G. Delarge, 8. b.
Thompson and X. b. Elliott, cclorel.
A Masonic Female College has
been opened at Cokesbury. S. c., under
the Presidency of A. j. Strafford.
The Barnwell Journal says: we have
had rain throughout the district every
day for the past week, and our planters
are anxiously Whiting for it to clear of
so that they can commence operations
for the new year.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

The ORLEANS FAMILY IN FRANcE.-
The favors the Orleans family are enjoy
ing, says Paris correspondent, form one
of the significant signs of the times.
Many of the most eminent men of the
French empire are staunch supporters
of the family, and it is generally believed
that NJ nj. Jul IS Favre, Jules Simon,
Ernest Picard and others will strenuously
exert themselves TO secure their ultimate
restoration. 1t is said that the Em.
peror breads the family with sort of
phoba. NJ. Denuncques has presented a
second petition to the Senate, praying a
repeal Of the laws which exile the houses
of Bourbon and Orleans, and while it is
deemed certain that the petition will be
rejected, it is believed that it will help
the feeling in favor of the latter. This
feeling has bcen strikingly manifested
on the occasion of the funeral of the
Duchess D'Aumale, in England, when
hundreds Of Frenchmen crossed the chan.
mel to attend IL; aud again at tie oele.
bration of the mass in St Ferdinand q
Chapel, at Neuilly, which was attended
by 1000 persons. Quite as imposing
demonstration is also anticipated al
Chantilly. where still another funeral
service il to be celebrated.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29
Office County Commissioners

ORANGEBURG, Jan. II. 1870.
The attention Of nll concerned is hereby
callc'lto the following:
An .Actto Orgo"i.c and gor>rn The Militia Of
tie STATE of South Cdrohnoa
SIC. 8. That whenever an enrolment shall
be made as provided in this Act, the Board
Of County Commissioners shall cause to be
published, once n week for three weeks pre-
vious 10 the first day of February. in n news
paper with circulation in tho County, or by
written or printed placards. in not less than
four public places, u notice thnt such rolls
have been completed and filed as aforesaid !;
which notice shall nlso specify that any per-
son who claims that he is, for any reason,
exempt from military duty, shall. on or be-
fore the 18th day of February next ensuing,
file n written statement Of such exemption,
certified by affidavit, in the office of said
Clerk of the Courts of record or before a
Justice of the Peace or Magistrate, in said
County; and the publication OF such notice
shall be sufficient notice of such cnrollments
10 all persons named therein. Such roll
shall be mado in tho form prescribed by the
Commander-in Chief. and the Adjutani- Gen
eral shall furnish all the enrolling officers
suitable blanks and instructions for the COM
pletion of such enrolment.
VIM. N. MOUNT. Chairman.
G. S. BULL, Clerk b. G. c.
ian 90 81
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

An Important case has recently been
tried in Edge6eld, where ono man sued
another for entfcing off his negro hbor-
ers. The Jury made the Defendant
pay $4,000 damages aud all costs. 1t
was alleged that the negrows were entic-
ed off, or hired by the Defendant about
the last of January, after they had been
already hired and set to work by the
Plaintiff. The parties to this sui, we're
neighbors.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29
OFFICE ENROLLING OFFICER

ONhNUEbUNN VUESTI. 80. UA.,
January 10Th, 1870.
County Commis'ion.r, Of Oramgrburg County,
So Ca:
GENTs-I have the honor 20 inform you
tha, | have COMPLETED the ENROLL
ages of Eighteen and Forty Five. and would
resptc ctfully call your attention to SECTION
8 of An Act TO Organize and Govern the
Militia of the State of South Carolina, ap-
proved March 10th. 1850.
am very respectfully,
your obclcnt servant,
FRANCIS DEMARS.
Enrolling Officer, Orangburg County.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

HorEFuL.-Wc design making our pa.
per larger and more worthy the support
of its patrons, but indulge the fond hope
that the list Of gratuitous readers will
not increase. and arc very hopeful that
the many borrowers, not only in town
but country, will subscribe for q paper
for themselves, and not read their neigh.
bors' to our disadvantage. The man
who borr"ws newspaper must surely
come to bad end some time.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

WoMAN's SUFFRAGE.-A petition has
been sent to Congress from Massachu-
setts, praying that sixteenth ameud-
ment to the Constitution be adopted,
giving to women the right of voting.
Prominent politicians predict that it
must come, and that, in ten years woman
will have this right.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29
GENUINE IMPORTED
NOR WAY OATS

samples ,Mm Free 1o Farmers.
L1EOM lo0 to l3o bushels grown 10 the
IL acre, Weighs from 40 To - pounds To
the buslrl.
This Oats has been grown on cv"rv variety
Of soil. AMI in crcry State ot tho Union with
the most pcr,-r, -ut,,.--.
The grain is rer1 lrry> p'"m;, am!hanf,om>
has remarkable Thin husk. and riprn- rdri~r
than the common varieties.
The straw il bright clear. ,'ow. and not
liahl- to lodge. il perfectly clear cf r"st; anil
grows from to feet high.
We have both the White anil Black Nor
way. boih the same price AMI equally pro-
ductive.
We will send om> quart OF tn" above Oats to
any address j'cs' rmd for.................$l.O 90
Two quarts, post paid $500
One peck sent by express or freight w 81 oO
Half bn-l,rl, 20 pounds. nds..................St;Uo ST; 90
One lnshel 40 pounds. 1000
CAUTION. 9eb- We wish it distinctly un-
dersiood that this il not light oats, weigh
ing 2S to % lbs. raised in New England. ami
sold under the namo Of Norway tui import ell
Seed, every hushcl guaranteed 10 weigh 40
lbs. or the money r.fmnd,d.
Samples OF both kin,ls sent fire. for n three
cent stamp. Also Circulars and Testimonials
Address all order.,o. y. p. BOYER & TO-.
Parkesburg. Chester Co.. p.
Jan ~ 3m
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

All persons who artsby Law, Exempt or
who desire to make application for EXEMP-
TIoNs from Militia Duty. are notified to call
upon the Undersigned. a. Orangcburg, who
In prepared with ell the necessary BLANKS,
Ac., and will forward and attend promptly to
oil APPLICATIONS entrusted to his care.
Applications to be made in person on or
before the 10Th Of February next.
jan 29---3t CHAS. s. BULL. N. p.
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Assignee's Sale.

BY virtue Of the power conferred upon me
by deed of Assignment executed by James
Harley, l will sell at Orangeburg G. H., on
the 9TH day of February next, for cash.
All that piece or parcel Of land containing
35 acres more or less, bounded on the north
by the Old Landing on Edisto River, east by
j. Mcnamara and Old Muster Ground, south
by j. p. Harley and west by Edisto River.
Also one Two Horse Wagon.
The same being sold as the properly Of
James HarlaY, deceased.
HARPrN RIGGS.
jan 22-f Assignee.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

SEVERE Storm IN CHARLEsToS.-
A very heavy and unreasonable storm Of
rain aud thunder visited Charleston on
Monday night last. The rain poured in
torrents from II o'clock until four The
lightning was very severe; one building
in King Street was struck and shattered.
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Notice g? Dimissal

NTOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
N will, on the 28hh day of hinroh,. 1870,
file my final account with the Honorable
Judge Of Probate for orangeburg County, as
Executor Of the Estate Of VIM. Snider, de-
ceased, and ask for Letters of Dismissal.
JACOB SNIDER,
Jan S9--f Executor.
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General Joseph e. Johnston has def.
nitely declined to, aooopt the prOfeped
Presidency Of the University of Nash
willie, Tenn, as his business engagements
are such that he cannot with honor ask
. release from them.
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Notice of Dismissal.

NIoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the 2sta day of February next, will
fle my Final Accounts with the Hon. t. C.
Andrews, Judge Of Probate, and ask for
Letters Of Dismissal as Executor of the Es-
tate Of Gabriel Myers.
LEVI d. MYERS,
jan 29--td Executor.
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General j. NJ. Withers, formerly
Major General in the Confederate army,
and who was Mayor OF Mobile during
the riot two or three years ago, aud was
removed by Major General Pope, has
assumed the duties of editor of tho Mo-
bile Tribune.
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sho &c :. e ;=:::i =:.:5 9. :.
the expense Of q youth Of weak intellect,
sccostsd him with
"John, people ray you are fool"
On this John replied.
II don't know thst II am, sir. know
some things, sir, and some things don't
know, sir"
"Well, John, whatsdo you know p
II know that millers always have ia.
hogs, SIR"
"And what don't you know ?"
Il don't know whose corn they eat,
sir"
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jan 30
rcat Bargains i'm Dry Goods

reat Bargains in Dry Goods
VI Closing Out Sale for the Season at Less
than Cost-Best Calico l5c, Flannels 3d.
Wool Jeans, fine, 45, Cassimcrs soc. Delains
zoe, fine Linen Hdks l2i, Balmorals l.2a
Corsetts Is, blk and VT Prints 10, Ginghams
20. heavy cold Homespuns 20. (homc madc)
DowlAs l2a, best Yarn, Shoes rs pair, good
best Shirting l2s, GA Sheeting 20 7-s Shirt
ing, stout Is. Mrs. NJ. McMASTER,
jan 29--I Sole Trader.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

To parties in want Of DOORS. SASHES
and BLINDS, we refer to the AL, r,iscmrnt
of p L. Toalc. the large manufacturer OF
those goo'ls in Charleston Price list furn-
ished oA application.
july II ON
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