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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-21
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Nome.lcr shou'i ever he without bottle OF
the EXPECT0RANF iuthr house We have
numerous certificates OF its having rclcivei
almost instantly, tho title sufferer, when
death appeared almost Inevitable
IRE MOTHERS BE ADVISEDl 81
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOIs PURIFYING THE RIO0m
The reputation this ex,

The reputation this ex.
ccllcnt medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Invetcrafe
cases of Scrofnlons dis
ease, whcre the pystefn
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
puriilcd,and cured by it.
Scrofulous Affections and
disorders, which were ng-
grayated by the scrofu-
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,peoLr ecorSrr, GA, Oct. ~, 1861. .--nm.
Q, s. fnoraIrT-,4I have during tthS last
eighteen months, used your Pain Kill Kill ia and
/ consider iiinnequaled By hny tiifAAg Tor pain
In the hcsd, breast, bacles or sides and for
collie notiang gives relief half so quick as
your Anodype Pain Kill Jt.isd doing nidcls-
good ip the community in other families as;
my own Yours. Sc, sD.sT. F0REiiAND ;
NEWTON RAerpaSst tls., Nov, i667.lAD Dr..
.Proplitt: Last summer my horse sprained
his knee, Severely $ causing tia Whole Deg te
swell TO about tysioss Il .:.ssi
rendering him Slniost hell piess Two applica-
tions ofyeur Anodyne Pain Kill Il theren gh-i
ly cured it. JOIN B.snASls
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lis invaluabIo, rs il Immediately relieves
the'diificdlt breathing and harrassing cough
which attends that disease. 7i-
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PRESTON OF thc siensass - = -
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i fism OF the Back and y y ~
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st-urafion. HpIporrha "a -
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Or Falling efe fyse,s ON ;sf = 4 II; 80
4 have seldom been treated
pFotgessioa hiss s5uisl al GSntl fs, .or,s
remedy ttpt would etlt,sla q hsn 30 treat
hsss 4. lass s,ssasss ssst Win YIN .s sses.ss ;'.
Il by onc or the most sk kil.fui ,,xk;eias,a q, se1
State OF Gyofgiss a5IEsfx refjiftly AZ 5R Az
i FIELDS FEMALE REGITIsfT0ff. n T.
purelJ JgeGesabie, I'd Sc ;5,,t M "a Atlsnts
Ga.. by pRApYIsIi,s. Is co.fs Il. .,yfIk s5u,ify
The blood aud sir The system Tei;sss
| Irritation Pff The kdnsy ., aads IS q perfect
4 speclfc for all the above diseases. sas eeys,
tain cyre nssQ QaininS Is in chills anI Fsrs
/ ers rur n ii,iistnry s,f<11ss.aaaa.l :
cates 81 i.s ! - ~ ez...s
1treferretlttc ,srappsr af6dnd ihs bottle.
Sr Iaoney refaadsd e. & e : 9 ..s'1s.'oA
sSAaE' " esssa.aash ss lSIo-sB 10.
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,.,ut,i . M y soa sys
ts--s Up Anowp MS, MS DR. DR. y: .BnApftELD,s
asss % 3 go. ansLi Dest
y,;c;,;, = eser gol1en lor tue diseases for
ils n hase Deen IA
titioner of. q; e e pEac-
tiee, and can INT consider Il
q boon to suffering females. and flt Aore
that every lady IN our Whole land sys;so M
be suffering in any way pkcnliufs f6 IN kif {pr
may be able to procure a bottle. that stlaeir.
sEilsrisss haynos only Be rsifsssd, But that
With dny nihdesi an. &c sesneeffniiy
] ..;,t,5ys NIB, FEfsaEEUSef .yb.
we, Tie ,unadersisnss Drurrists taks 5 .,,...
Igne an leoinnieh,ifHg to the trade DR.. u
% Bsaa good ahd reiiabis pemsSy snr s,hs
/ Tor which ne recommends II. w. a.
i.ahsreii, A.lanta aI.a Ga.: Pemberton, Wal
isgn. se:n lot q CO., Atlanta, Georgia. Bed,
iSr,e .fre ~ q Gss1rgnse Wa Root
Gun, Mariena,u s q. .Seorgla, -. - ssssF
t2s DIX. FACRHlTTS CELEBK1TED LIF-
EN- MEpACl NE.--lt rs pure rycf5eia ablc,uirid
wali saete upon the Liver and kidneys as
promptly as Galqpiel and Buci twitliont any
danger OF salvation or destruction Of tho
i pqnesa i aPertiessfaking fliis medicine need
i not fear getting wet. or many q her ressona-
ste exposres pA@ '=''ssf
4 SIMRToMs or.LIVER RpysFAss:-+-H Headaclie,
!,. pun reeiing or the Blues, Sour Stomech,
al Igesfion I or Dyspspsia. Bad o. R;tter T..as .a
in the EAlo,itbs III Sir, asssS
feeling. AM. is darker .hs,, ,,...,I
ucssl FGAfeiancfbIv C.sss
Feet. Collie Dvsentcrrss nj,
Fevef, and piles. In fact wSsre .la = I;no, anr
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ing fifty cents only Il relieved me. alnosk
ins,antls.,sI therefofe recommehd ii in the
highest degree to others suffering fress siiis-1
liar disease. - 7 can say that It's one OF the
finest family, medicines1ne~ oiit,cerfaih. =
y Yours truly, w. A. FOREHANDt
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s... ilesg Il on Haa9.

This .dreadat,iseHse requires rrompi ac.;oa;
ns soon ns the hoarse. iello& cough is heard.
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FOR SALE 7

4 y =
.ssssaa.sa That VALUABLE pLANTA
81 81 TON known as ..Belleville, ~
formerly owned by Mr.. Charles
Gazzssss,e r. Thompson, situated in Or
angeburg County, near Fort Motto Depot,
containing 1870 acres of Land, q part of
which is WE'LL flMBERED, the balance
CLEARED and admirably adapted to the
Culture of COTTON and PROVISIONS. An
excellent RANGE for STOCK in the Conga-
rec Swamp, A fine Water Power near the
South Carolina Railroad. DWELLING in
5good order and 0utbuildings.
4 If not before disposed of, will be- sold at
auction under he mortgage to Oliver Mid
dleton, on the LIST Monday in February next.
Terms made. known at sale.
4 Apply to 3
JOHN CoLcoCK s. CO.,
Charleston, S. C.
Or COL. A. p. AMAkER,
St Matthews r. o.,s. c.
dec "a If
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ENR AsrFgMA.

II isa spGci6c-one dose often relieving the
disressing,chpkipg, and producing calm and
pleasant reP0:c.
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PernsGa.e elso very Substance
,,,- "A CT f9ae HIria2s, l=S tis
lLeTO CONSuMpTIYES

producing quiet and composare
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\ Illf.fssb f3 ~. uIls ~ 1890
PROPHETS PAIN KILL. IT. 81 6

sDooLy Cqpsrys GA, April; Is6zls- Yhis is isE
its eartify .ksf ssaas confined % ihe house,
and most Of the tinis'to my led ssad suffer. e
.Rhsnnsatisn5 fer fye inbnths ana after try
ing every available remedy. with, ,n6relef;r s4i
was cured with two bottles Of DR.. o Is.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-19
Tho Letter or "Flnt Justftia" from
York.

Tho Letter or "Flnt JustitIa" from
York.
We call attention to the communion
tion of our esteemed and influential cor
respondent who signs himself "Fiat
JustiHa." It reveals a state OF thing.
not very oreditable to Col. Merrill's rule
in the province of York. Representa-
tive O'Connell, the Fenian patriot from
York, stated in his testimony in the
United States Court, that since COL
Merrill had Strengthened things up there,
he conld revisit his home. He had bet.
ter now call upon Col. Merrill and tell
him that his presence is needed in his
little kingdom. Col. Merrill may we'll
look out. or his bioodl.ss laurels may
fade. Already has Akerman. who paid
two hundred dollars for Ku Klux Gum
that would go off without fail, but whose
Hope somewhat disappointed him and
his sympathizers-aIrsady has he retired
into private life. Let others take care.
or they, too. may go into enforced re-
tirement.
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The bills OF the Bank of the State. exa.
mined by Rainey, Crews, Boseman an /
Neagle. and reported by them destroyed
to the amount OF 81, 1914, 1892. Were they
certainly destroyed? Are ali the com.
mittee certain that they were destroyed,
as reported2 Did the committee report
the numbers destroyed? II those bills
are living, who fathers them? When
the bills were under examination, did
the committee have an expert to detect
counterfeits?
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TIE VERDICT IN THE M1roHRnn CASE

THE VERDICT IN THE MITCHELL CASE
HARD TO FIX UP.-The jury first oau.e
out and gave verdict OF general CON-
spiracy" against the prisoner, under no
particular count The Court instructed
them that this would not do. The Jury
then retired. Again they we're brought
out and the Court instructed them
They retired and finally brought in a
verdict of conspiracy under the third
count, that is, special conspiracy in pre-
venting the deceased Capt. Rainey or
Willivms from voting at the election of
A. 8. Wallace. The Hon. Mr.. Stanberry
gave notice that he would make motion
in arrest of judgment. Thus a new trial
may be insisted upon.
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terms the terrible ssats OF alarm
:sS s:ss.::ee= ce.ssea e=oSs ps-css:!
inhabitants BY this demon in human
disguise. Jim Rainey; asserting that he
himself. had hsbeen there would have
joined the first squad that set out to dis.
arm; He sho we'd the criminal partially
Of Governor Scott in armiug and array.
ing tho blaoks against the whites, and
cautioned. in eloquent terms, the blacks
from presuming that shey would be al
lowed to go one step beyond their white
brother, or assume superiority to him.
be told them that he came from q dis
sant portion OF the Union. where the
people were not Immediately interested
IN the political differences here, but that
tne moment they (the blecks) manifested
9 disposition to override the Apelo.
Saxon race, the day OF their, political ex.
istenoe would be fixed, and their doom
inevitable.
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We are authorized to say that startling
facts are out in connection with the CITY
Hall swindle. We have seen the proofs
The shell will explode at the right time.
We propose, with our friends, to move
upon the State and oity swindlers at the
right time. Watchman, aohat Of the
ntg@ The night is dark. but, Heaven
be thanked. the morning comes and the
sun of truth will rise with healing in
HIS beams.
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III toords are the daughters OF earth,
Acts are the sons of Heaven"

The proposition of Mr.. Whittemore's
concurrent resolutions, authorizing the
Comptroller General to appoint counsel
to proceed against the Financial Agent,
&c. is all very we'll. But fight is bet
ter than a show OF fight merely. OF this
we feel sure-no one can put M maoh faith
in legislative talk, until followed up by
legislative action.
Or this, too. we feel aure-apy COM
mitteo sent to New York must be compe-
tent, sagacious, and. above all. honest
men. Kimpton. we are told. has an ex-
pert book-keeper. and no doubt tho
books will seem all right. Look out for
Kimpton.
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MANUFACTURING ENrERpRIsE IN CHAR1ps
TON charleston is fast becoming q manu-
featuring as well as q commercial city. The
largest M msnufactury OF doors, sasiles, blinds,
T.. ToALE, on Horlbeck's Whsrf, in that city,
sales rooms at No 20 Hayne street. Mr..
foALE's advertisements appears in another
column. Nov III
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Tho Fir.. Jury Gas. In tho ua.,sa state.

rho First Jury Case In tho United States
Court.
On Saturday last, the case OF Mitchell,
charged with conspiracy, &C.. was ar
sued The State Attorney General and
the Hon. Henry stanbsrry. ex. United
States Attorney General, spoke. On
yesterday, the Hon. Reverdy johnson
aud the United States District Attorney
spoke. respectively. for the defence and
the prosecution. after which Judge Bond,
after short charge, gave the case to the
jury, composed of ten oolored men and
two white men-ali. We presume, Radi
cal in politics. The Government will,
doubtless. have it's thauks for the able
and ingenious speeches OF it's represent
atives. We have our thanks for the ad-
mirable speeches OF Messrs. Stanberry
and johnson. We refer not to the me-
rits or demerits of the specific case in.
volved. bat to the mastery, though in
cidental, vindicatiou by these eminent
lawyers OF. the great principles Of indi-
vidual liberty and common law, violated
under the Enforcement Act Of Congress.
Mr.. Chamberlain was artful, ingeni.
GUS, aud appealed 10 the political pas.
sions OF the jury.
Mr.. Oorbin was ferooious, and blus-
tered and threatened the whole South
with the wrath Of the Government. He
almost rose to the level OF the legal in
cendiary.
Mr.. Stanberry was cool, clear and
strong. he made a olose-woven argu-
ment, that showed the logical analysis
and great acumen which have given him
national reputation, and made him, as
many think, one Of the very best lawyers
at the United States bar.
Mr.. Johnson made brilliant, elo-
quent and telling speech. He rose to
the height of the great argument. aud
showed that he fully merits the reputa-
tion he has won as popular advocate
and great constitutional lawyer. The
episodes in his speech were as spirited as
the main epic was grand. The points he
made upon the Stata Attorney. General.
asking him what brought him there from
the State courts. and upon Major Merrill.
as quasi legal adviser for the proseou-
ton, suggesting to him, as we have
already done. that his duties we're mill
tary rather than legal, and reminding
him OF Sherman's notion that the United
States army officer had properly no police
duties to perform, but should confine
himself to his proper military duties.
These points wero very effectively made,
and although the parties smiled, we
presume they also WINGED not little.
Whatever may be the result, the State
and the country at large arc indebted to
Messrs. johnson and Stanberry for call
ing in question the violation of the Ovn.
stitution involved in General Grants
proceedings in South Carolina, and for
securing hearing on the subject before
the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Well done! We send our greetings to
Maryland and Ohio, for their loan OF
the intelleots and souls OF Messrs. John
son and Stanberry.
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A VBRY PROPER REMINDER. The
New York World very properly reminds
the Republican press Of something they
seem to have forgotten:
We have no desire to defend the kill.
ing OF the Cuban students who violated
the grave OF Spanish loyalist, but it
does seem somewhat strange that the
most earnest denunciation of their pu-
nishnent should come from Journals
which, during our own civil war, were
apologiets for the abrogation OF all forms
OF law in treating with thoae suspected
OF disloyalty. Not only the.army i'm
prisonment Of nntried citizens in Fede-
raj bastiles. but even the Lynohing Of
sympathizers with secession was CON
doned by these same journals. on the
ground that no mercy was merited by
those who sought to betray the do jurs
government, and death would have
been deemed too mild penalty for the
rebel who deseorated Union soldier'e
grave. The distinction between treason
and patriotism may lie somewhere about
the boundary line between the United
States and Cuba; bot as regards the me.
thods adopted to crush insurrection, our
Republican contemporaries may be re-.
minded that ''they who live in glass
houses should not throw stones"
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1T LOOKS LIKE ACTION. the ]e.
gislative proceedings in the House. The
House moves. Will it go onP Can
bribery stop its march? We hope not.
Messrs. Legislators. be firm. Aciion is
the wordl
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OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBEns Char.es,on Char1.
table Asso citation. for benefit Free School fund:
hATrLE GLASS No. 252 Morning. December 18.
7l-68-S- SO % as 7-73-12-22-2-46
Witness my hand at Charleston, this 18th day
OF Decembsr 1871. FEM PECK,
Dec ~ Sworn Commissioner
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Florida Indians. go long silent, are
beginning. 80 it appears, to g.ow restive
under their peaceful yoke, and are now
preparing to follow tho war trail, or
rather they are reported doing so. The
Peninsula says on the night Of The 30th
ult., two Indians, man and boy, came
to the house Of Mr.. VIM. Willingham.
on the Estapoga, twelve miles South OF
Fort Meade, and intimated from their
talk that they soon intended to go to
fighting. It is also reported that Capt.
John Monies de Oco. the Indian Agent
anticipates break -out soon.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

LIST OF NEW ADvERrIssMkNTs
To Rent-Rooms.
John McKenzie-Toys, Candies, &c.
Duf1e & Chapman-Holiday Books.
J.T. Flanagan & Co.--Boots, Shoes, &C.
W. B. Stanley-New Goods.
Brookbanks & Parker-Christmas
r.. Hope-Christmas Goods.
Vim. dorman-Barrels for Sale.
Independent Fire Company.
John d. Tillinghast-In Memoriam.
W. Moller-School Notice.
E w. Sejbels & Co.-Farm for Sale.
Mammoth Rattle.
W. r. Meeting.
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A man in Taunton. Mass, has been
fined So for splitting tobacco juice on q
church carpet.
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to q fair. hqnest artisyam!eant2 We seek

to e fair. henest arbitramsnt2 We seek
It. We are entitled to II. Nor think,
Mr.. Attorney General, that your legal
attainments and cultivated exterior can.
save you before the tribunal Of the great
public. The proposition that the voice
Of the PRoPLH is the voice Of Con lie
sometimes disputed. .ssRut, rightly un
derstood, it is the truth. The voice OF
the people is sometimes the voice OF an
angry or foolish mob. We despiue
factious clamor just as we defy the
tyrant's rage. But let US say, that we
nave faith in God and humanity. and
that when the voice OF the PEOPLE is
r,.ised in the case Of TRUTH. Jrsr1oE and
RIGHT. it is the voice OF Gop. and no
man can refuse to hearken to it's decrees.
You. Mr.. Attorney General, vas. yester-
day, highly complimented BY the emil
nent lawyer. Reverdy johnson. for your
distinguished abilities in. the law, and
for the brilliant opportunities which the
future affords to man not older than
y yOoAoOAAssr SA1I tohv Wo u0Vo w oht ID Vuhbs
great as was this promise. 1t only msgni-
ties your responsibility for the past OF
your career in this State. We would not
unjustly pluck o single leaf from the
wreath to which any mortal man may be
entitled. No such base feeling finds
lodgment in our breast. But it is our
duty to say that if the history of Eugene
Aram shows that it is possible for the
crime Of murder to be associated with
refined tastes and scholarly habits and
eminent learning and mental grasp. so
it ia quite possible for the Attorney
General to be, after all, the oonspirator
and the public plunderer that our
charges make him, and that his career
justides-possible that he has, as
charged, prostituted to base purposes
and to our deep injury, the talents which
God gave him for high aud honest pur-
poses.
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To Rent.

Capital Building and Loan ASSOCIATION.
STOCKHOLDEhS Of this Association will
~ attend regular monthly meeting at the
hi5ernian Hall, THIS tTuesday) EVENING,
as q O'Clock. InstAlments will Be received; so
0HSai. ". r. GACHNAkT.
0eo ~ Secretary.
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II II n Case or CorblnIsna and Merrili
lSm9


II It n Case or Corblnism and Merrill.
Our renders will remember the case of
rev. 4. 4. Cooper, OF the prinoiiPa.;sy
OF York, as told by himself; and here let
us add, that We learn that tho Rev. Mr..
Cooper stands high as minister and man.
Mrs. Avery, lady of high responsibility,
member OF Mr.. Cooper's congrega-
tion. having heard OF the fact that a
oolored man supposed her husband to be
connected with alleged orimes, requested
Mr.. Cooper to ask the said oolored man
to visit her. as she desired to prove to
him that his supposition was not we'll
founded. The colored man, convinced,
gives his affidavit of denial. For this
act the Rev. Mr.. Cooper was arrested
and required to give bond-the charge,
as he alleges. being that of interfering
with witnessl Since the appearance Of
the Rev. Mr.. Cooper's manly and
spirited letter--just suoh letter as a
free-born white man ought to have
written-it appears that both he and
Mrs. Avery have been indicted. Will
the people of the country, will the peo-
pie of the North, observe the pass to
which we have come? Comment is un-
necessary; but we denounce suoh pro-
ceedings. and hope that the wrong .doers
may be held accountable under the law.
@N-
Tho Laws Dsiay-Ju.tico Hating.
We have already stated that the case
OF the Taxpayers Of Columbia Ds. the
City Council and others. has been sus-
pended. in order to give the prosecution
isave to amend the pleadings. IF there
ever was case thoroughly made up, il
there ever was case entitled to be
carried into court. it is this case against
the City Council Of Columbia. Already
have We proved in this journal all the
caarges made against the parties con.
osrned In addition to this, Messrs.
Wsties & Baohman aud MoMaster and
LeCoute have furnished uffidavits which
are irresistible Iu addition to this, Mr..
CLARK Waring himself admits the rea.
sonableness OF Messrs. Troy and Fry's
estimate Of $4,000. when the City Conu-
Gil have agreed to pay Allen sl3S, ,OOOI
But it will be said that all the con.
tractors OF Columbia had the chance to
put in their bids. We learn that such ia
not the case; that even if they had de-
sired to put in estimates. that they would
not have had the necessary time. But
this is small matter. The whole bust.
ness is corrupt. swindling transaction.
No man. no lawyer, no number of law
yers, however able. can prop up or save
the local dynasty of public plunderers.
In the court room, if we oan get them
there, we aro confident that oil the
charges can be made good. Out of the
court room. we know they can be estab-
lished. We believe that they are ALREADY
established. II these people escape
Judge Melton's tribunal, they shall not
escape the tribunal OF the public. So
says TRUTH and JUSTICE; and shall not
their words stand?
The bills of the Bank of the State. exa-
mined by Rainey, Crews, Boseman AMI